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1978-05-26 - Orange Coast Pilot
17 , USS Press ms Pact I ..................................................................................... ~ DAILY PILOT Doctor Faces Prison FRIDA"' AFTERNOON, MAY 26, 1978 . "* * * 10< * * * In Death of Patient "OL 11, HO. 14', 4 SECTIONS,• ~AGES • • • • Rape Suspect Held After Chase NI' Bus Station Gunman Slain After Rampage NEW YORK IAP I -A barefoot gunman opened fire in a bus terminal Jammed with tho usands or commuters this morning, killing a policeman Physician Guilty in Death Case Scntencmg has been ~et for .Jul v 3 in the case or a Norwalk doc.tor found guilty in Orange County Supe rior Court of in voluntary manslaughter in con· ncrt1on with the death of a pa tient Dr Salah T . Ah. 45. was found , guilty Thursday, the first tame an Orange County history that a doctor has been prosecuted for rnm ma l neglt,1:tcncc JO connec t1on with a patient's death. Lora Turner. 45. of Diamond Bar. du~d m July, 1975 after un dl'rgo1ng an intestinal bypass operation lo lose weight. Dr. Ah was also charged but ac quitted on another mans laughter case involving Wayne Wollweber, 46, of Tustin. who died after <.in ulcer opera lion. The prosecution r hari:(cd in the Turner case that Dr Ali failed lo recognize critical post o pe rative symptoms ~.md was unavailable when hospital staff me mbers tried to reach him in the belief that the patient was dying Dr. Ali faces a possible stale orison term of up to four years. Doctor Guilty INDIO <AP> -Psychlatnst Dr. Morton L. Kurland of Palm Sprmf's has been round guilty of soliciting a burgla ry of the office of Yucca Valley physi.cian Dr. James O'Connor FORMER POW BECOMES MD A decision made In a North Vietnam prison camp in 1966 c ulminates June 12 as former rtghter pilot Tom McNish becomes 1bomas McNish. M.D. The asonics of months spent in solltar> brought the vow that If he ever got out. he'd make somethlnf ol his life. "One thins prison camp does ti let you file 1l tUght plan for Ute." he a.id. For the story or bi• acoomplJshment. see Paae A7. .. and wounding two civilians befor e he wa:. shot lo death, police and hospital officia ls said "People started to scream and hit the deck ... said Richard Rowe. who was buy ing bus tickets in the Port Authority Bus Terminal just off Times Square in mid·Manhaltan "'hen he heard the shots Rowe. m anager of employee relations for the Port Authority. said he saw the man, gun 1n hand. moving toward the ticket counte r. He said the gunman shot a woman in the face and then s hot a man. Capt. John Bola nd, chi ef of de· tectives for the agency. said a Port Authority policeman had apparently confronted the ~Un· man outs ide the terminal Boland said th e gu nman CSee SHOOTING, Page A2> Tuv Officers Said Killed By Escapees CADDO. Okla. 1AP> -Two prison escapees wanted in a two. state, five·death c rime spree bl<Jzed into a gun battle at a road,.block near this southeastern Oklahoma town today. Inalial re· ports said two l<1w officers were kill e d a nd se veral others wounded Both escapees we r e being taken back to the stale peniten- tiary at McAlester. authorities s aid. There..were conflicting re· ports on whether they had been wounded. The Department of Public Safety in Oklahoma City sajd al was unable to confirm that any lawmen were killed But officers in the area said they had radio reports of two dead and several others injured in the exchange of gunfire. At Durant. near the scene of the morning gun battle, a Highway Patrol dispatcher said he had information that the two e!lcapees --Claude £ugene Den nls, 35, a nd Michael Lancaster. 25 -had been wounded. But another dispatcher said he had no s uch Information Authorttes said the shootout began when a car eerrylng Lan· caster and Dennis ran Into the roadblock -one of many set up an the Lake Te>eoma area on the Oklahonia·Texas border -and a man came out shooting. The hunt near here was re· newed late Wednesday by federal o&<tnts und authorities from two st.ates after officers round a car believed stolen by the two escnpees rrom an Alabama murder victim eree es enz {)ffa(•er Paul \\.'orkman \\Talc~ l'l'port nl'Ll l (';jr 111 which t\\O \\Omen wen' trappl'd fo1 a :.hort t1ml' Thursday morning on Sum· mil Drl\ c in L agun<l Beat h. Poht't' s;,11cf dnvcr Geraldanl' Willi ams. ?;,. San .Ju<.1n l'ap1~tra no. 1ost control of Mc r c('<I L's. wh1t h collided w ith truck dnvcn b~ Zcon :\lalan. :11 of San Clemt'ntl'. as both clrl\ t'r" \H'r<. \\ orkang-their \\a~· dm\11 'ltL·t•p hall :\lrs \\'illaums was pulled from tar h\ I 1rcmcn. Sh(.• s uffered cuts to hl'I' hand; a nd ;,arms. lll'r pa:-,~<.·n~er. G •I-!• Wsllwms of 1070 Miramar St. L aguna Bcuch. climbed unhurt f rom the car. Arms Accord Demanded Soviets Call for Halt of Neutron Bomb UN ITED NATIONS 11'\P\ - Th<.' Soviet Union <1ccused the United States today of "harping o n .nr m yths" o f a Sovie t m1htar} thr<.'at and demanded a "l'lt-a r a nd unambiguous·· American an!lwer lo a Soviet· bloc proposal to ban production of the neutron bomb Visiu Cut ToTou:er P ISA. Italy 1AP I -Two hundred unempl oyed Italians occupying t he Leaning Tower of Pisa barred touris ts from the famed landmark tOday ror the seeood day end vowed to co ntinu e th e ir anti government protest indefinitely. "Al this time of year an overage of 2.000 tourists vlitll the tower dally, each pay ing 1,000 Ure ISl 10> admlsalon." a city official said "We are losi ng thousands of dolla~ ev~ry day ·· .. In a s peech to the U l'l Gene ral Assembly 'g specia l ~ess1on on disarmament. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrea A G romyko !la ad neutron weapons "must ~ banned once and for all " H e called th(' American. developed weapon "a parllcular ly vicaoo~ and cruel means of mass destruction, Intended specially to ann1h1late all things li ving " · On another sub1ect. Gromyko s aid there appeared to be "grounds to expec t a successful completion " of multil1n eral talks on complete prohibition of nuclear weapons tes ts . Thas state ment that he would make a ports from Was hington t hat President Carter ha.s decided lo ask the Soviet Union to agree to <i ban on almost all such te11tlne. <Related story, A4 1 G romkyo had tnd1cated before the s peech that he Would make a major issue of tt'e n e utron weapon. brin~lng Utis rt:sponsc from James ; Leonard. a U S de legate to the session· .. As f.ar 115 we 11re concerned. we· ve dealt with lhi · question The pro11dent ha decided not to bui Id it. at lea.st tor the: time bclna. I 4 and n s up to the Soviets to s how som e comparable m easure of restraint on their s ide." In the first s peech to the dis· armament session by a Warsaw pa.c t ofhcial. Polish Forelf!n Minister Emil Wojtaszek called on the United States on Thurs day to "renounce altoilether" production of neutron warheads. WoJtaszek pointed out tha t Warsaw Pact members on the Geneva disarmament commit tee had proposed a convention to ban production. deployment, dis· seminatton und use of the neutron weapon and attaC'hed particular importance to 1t. "We would like to express the hope," he said, "that the United St utes and other NATO mem- bers will accept the convention on the total prohibition of the neutron weapon." Air Crash Kills Man NAPA <APl -The crash of a homemade alrcrart near the NapM County Airport hu doimed the lite of a Cloverdale man nnd left his son with bttdly burned hands. Man Fled SA Trial Scene Following a pohc1: stakeout and auto pursuit. student J esse Flores of Huntington Beach was a r rested a nd charged with the Monday ntJ(hl raµ<: of a Golden Wc~t College· coed Flore!-. 23. fl t•d iln Orange..· County SuJ>('nor Court trial in Santa Ana Thursday when• hL· facl•d J l'hariH· or" altcmptt:1I rap(' stemming from a Marth :n downtown flunt1ngton Heach in ('td(•nt. according to police Si:i1 Louis Ochou Police Dctcct1Vl' Art Dro7. a., serlcd he had ma1chcd F lores· ftnflerprrnts with thosl' found 1n a Golden West Coll eRe women·., rc•stroom whNc the Mond<'y naght rape took plan•. A $500.000 urrc·st v. arrant for Flores was obtained by pohc1· from West O r ang<' Countv .Judicial Di-;trict court and anothl'r S250.000 warrant wa:. I)>· s ued when the suspect fled h1!-. Santa Ana trial. Ochoa said. Acting on a tip. Huntington Reach '-laked ou1 tht: area or Go l dl'n West St r eet <ind Wec;tmins t er Boulevar d 1n Westminster where Flores wa ... hcl1evcd lo be heading. Ochoa said Police spotted Flore~ :lt J·J11 p m and attempted tn stop him as he was driving hio.; a utn Pohce said Flores refused to s lc.p until Detective Orm: forred the suspect lo the s ide· of thl.' ro:ld near Maple Avenue an<l Chestnut Street in Weslm insler Flores. a Golden West College student. was booked into Hunt mgton Beach Jail with batl set al S750.000 He 1s expected to lw <See SUSPECT. Page A21 Or:~:cJ~a~• \l'eather faar and s unny Satur rl ay. but low cloudines., throu~h mid ·morn1n ~ 3o•urday. Slightly warmer Saturday with highs 73 to 77. Lows tonight 52 to 'l7 INSIDE TODA'\' .. Anrrgharroaghorragh' .. T •• e M o t t t' r h o r n o t Disneyland reope1;11 Saturday ond there ·~ a srrowma•1 "mon11ter" lurkinq m sldt' Story and photo& on Page CI l•de~ Al , ... , S.nK• •• , AH u~ ., ... 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W'·I WeatMf .. . ..... te... ., ..,.. ...... .. . 1"*'"'"'• " w ........ , ell ' ~ .t % 0AILVP1LOT s Fr1oay May 26. 1978 Zaire Evacuates Border PARIS <AP > Pres1de M Atobutu Sebe Seko ot Zill.re bu ordered his troops to clear civilians from a 65-male stretch of Shaba Province a nd create a free-fire zone lo block further lnflllrahon of rebels from bases in Angola A ft er Thursday 's announce· m ~nt by the French Defense Ministry that it was withdraw- ing Foreign Legion troops from southern Zaart.•, Mobutu told a new• conferen cta be WMt; evacuating the urea along Zaire's border with Zambia and Angola and ordering has forces to ·'shoot at a nything that moves within the area." 1'he Defense Ministry said all of the 600 paratroopers dropped 111to the coppcr-mmmg city .,f Kolwezi last week had begun their withdrawal to the provin- l'IUI capital of Lubt.1mbashi prior to tbcir return lo Fr1>nce. The announcement said the legionnaires had "accomplished their m1ss1on" of rescuing wh.ite expatriates trapped in the city by the May 12 invasion of Katangan exiles who crossed in· to Zaire from Angola through northern Zambia. Zairian troops aided by a con- tingent or JOO Moroccans will 'Illegal,' I n fla ted F ees HB Police Probe Towing Charges lluntington Beach police are tn vestigating SO recent com- phiints from auto ,owners who l'l<11m they were charged inflat· l'd t owing fees a fte r their vehicles were "1llegally" re- moved from a downtown liquor :-tore parking lot. The rash of complaints and JUto theft churges during the past month erupted into violence M;.iy 19 when police received re- ports or a baseball bat br<1wl bl•t ween " clerk at the El Don Liquor Store. 406 Pacific Coast lli~hway, and a man whose auto w<1s towed away. .. Peopll' h ave alleged that thl•1r cars were towed away t• ' l' n t h o u g h t h e y we re c·u!-.lomcrs in lhe store." said polH·e legal adviser Ball Sage Sage !'>did the S35 to $150 tQw- rng ft'C'S auto owners must fork 11\ l'r lo ~l.'l their car-; back are too high ;.ind "are bound to an- t lam e the passions o f local <·1t1zcns. ·· Although no formal crimmal dw rgc-, have bel1n filed . the d1s- pult• hu:-. cnrag(·d Ace Towing Company O\\nt.•r Chuck .James \\ho C'la1m-. lluntanglon Beach po!Jn• an: "hurassing and in 1 1m 1Clal1n~" his tow truck drl\·ers when thC'Y remove autos from the store lot. .James said ht• 1s suing the citv for the J\pnl 20 "false arrest" or two of h1:-. truck dn vers who \\Cfl' churged with auto theft .tftcr remnvm~ a l.'iff from the +;1 Don lot Th<.• two tow truck drivers wNe later released due to msuf- f1c·1cnt evidence, J a mes said. Police say store ownc·r. Eldon lfagstad. who leases the parking l ot from the c ity, has a -icgitimatc right to have a utos towed from the property if they jrl' not store patrons. nagstad said ever yone who h<•'> a car towed away from the lo t C'la1ml> to be a store patron "ho h:is only been parked a few minutes. Hcstnctl·d parking signs are Wife Slayer Found Guilty LANCASTER. Pa. CAP> -A man who claimed his wife used a CB radio to attract lovers has bee n convic ted of voluntary manslau~hter for killing he r v. 1th a shotg un while s he sle pt. A Luncaster County Court 1ury of sax men and six women' deliberated 55 minutes Thursday befo r e returning the verdict e1 guinst James W. Shimp, 41. The maximum penally is 10 Yl'ars in prison and a $25,000 fine . He will be sentenced later. Tht.• former fire chief in nearby Adamstown had been charged with first-degree murder in Lhe slaying of his wife, Frances. 41. Many Flee Burma LONDON !AP) -Some 140.000 Moslem refugees, mainly women and children, have Ocd Burma for Bangladesh and are massing in jungle camps where the children are dying from lack of food and water, a Red Cross official said Thursday. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ~~~:t:.~:!~:'r, :!:,::::~ o,.c;;;. t.•~"-' Pubt1"unq Como""'' ~ \111 "di~••"" If#,. out>i•~ MOno~., ,,.,°"Oft F"i:MY l'W '" ·'• Nlr'4 HeWOOft &l>.&Cf'I HVf'••"Cl'M 9f.«P'I r:Cklf\ ,.,.,. V•tf•f'. lr¥1t'I# ~Mfd~fl>N(• Y•llr1 An.O l•~ 0e«"IS.0Uttt (04'\t A. ~nQff' ""G•~I ~1 ,,,,,. I\ OfrJt)O-.~ \•hlfdtllf~ """"' \Uf'dAy, f~ r,;:!,,.~~~~~~ .. ~1·,~~~.~'~lO w.,, n•1 ·-H ...... Prn•o.-n, •Nl Pub11Wt JKOll (W .. f Vrt • f'tfl'\ldif"nt •Mc;,.,_._.. ~"itO"' ~ulle .. u [Otto' ~ ... ,,. ... _ ""'"~•llQ[DolOt a-.• ... " '""' ·-.. 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Officials indicated that pres· ently there appears to be no law against towing the ille~ally parked autos frOJJl the store across town where the high fees must be paid for return of the vehicle. Meanwhile. Hagstad said one irate auto owner threatened his hfe after the motorist's vehicle was towed. Ba~stad said he was nol aware of the May t9 . baseball hat fight at his Pacific Coast lhghway store. To~tire Rhodesi an Prime Minisler Ia n Smith s:o1id today he will ret1r<.• from politics once the lrans 1Lion to black maJority rul<.• in hi~ country b com- plete Two Youths Held In Burglary Try A youth and flis teen-age com- p an ion we r e arres ted on burglary cha rges after Seal Beach police allege the pair tried to escape Thursday night via the municipal pier . Timothy McGinnis. 18. of Arcadia. and his juvenile com· Mesa Tavern Manager Held In Theft Case A Costa Mesa bar manager was arrested Thursday after an undercover police agent alleged· ly sold him $270 in stolen sliced ti am for $80. Robe rt Wallace. 33. of Buena Park, who has been released on $2,500 bail, faces charges or SUS· picion of receiving s tolen prop- erty. police Sgt. Gary Webster said. They said the ham. which had been recovered by police after being shoplifted from a number o f Orange County grocery s tores . was delive r e d to Wallace, who allegedly was told that it was stolen. Arraignment is set for June 9 in H arbor Municipa l Court, Webs ter said. 1V, Stereo Stolen A burglar broke open a rear window of an Irvine home, at 17 Greenleaf in the Woodbridge de- velopment. and stole a color te levision set and stereo equip· m ent owner Robert Searles valued at $1,500, poHce reported today. panion were arrested after being found clingin~ to pilings at the l1nd of Seal Beach Pier. McGinnis remained in custody at Orange County Jail today following the arrests about 11 p.m .• wh.ile his alleged partner was booked into Juvenile HaJI on identical charges. Police allege they shattered a window at Seal Beach Sports Fis hing. a charter boat firm with offices at the end of the pier. then tried to hide from responding police. A silent burglar alarm tripped by intruders alerted officers at headquarters, which is barely two blocks from the head of the pier at Main Street a nd Ocean Avenue. They were spotted by respond- ing officers and picked up by an Or-ange Cowtty Sheriff's Harbor Patrol vessel out of Sunset Aquatic Park in Huntington Harbour. F,....Page A l SUSPECT .•• a rraigned today in West Orange County Judicial District court for the alleged Monday sex at- tack. Police allege that Flores ab· ducted a 23-year-old Golden West College coed in a restroom near the gymnasium at 8 p.m . during a class break. The victim. who was treated and released from Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital, said' her at· tacker turned orr the restroom lights a nd raped her in one or the stalls . Police said Flores had been free on bail pending the outcome of his Superior Court trial. Shopper Poll Supennarket Games Nixed LOS ANGELES <AP) --At least 75 percent of g rocery shoppers disapprove of supermarket games. gimmicks and giveaways, according to a poll taken in eight western cities by use. The survey. "Cons umer West '78," was made by graduate students of the university's Food Ma rket- ing Management. Program between last March 21 and May 2 at the request of the Western Associa tion of Food Chains. The survey, released Thursday. was conducted in Los Ange les. San Francisco. Dallas. Seattle, Denver, Salt Lake City, Phoenix, Ariz .. and Portland. OrP. Forty-eight percent of the respondents s aid they favOl'ed deposits on beverage cans and bottles. and 74 percent said they didn't care for trading stamps. Dislike of trading stamps rose wHh income. Shoppers asked what kind of specialty services they might like ln their locnl store showed desire for post offices, pharmacies imd branch banks. in that order. Fifty.two percent said they felt markets made too much money, end 45 percent bl11med hlgh prices on labor cost.s. Mo"" lban half said they felt supermarket shop· ping_ was a chore • "The aurvey ·was commissioned so market owners could better evaluate their performance. 'I' • .• take over respons1bJl tly for s ecurity in the area. the ministry said. Mobutu, in Paris to discuss de- fense measures for Zaire. said at the news conference he was not informed In advance of the French withdrawal. but he avoided criticism of French President Valery Giscard d'Es· taing. "G iscard d · Es taing 1s the European chief or state who best understands the proble m s of Africa." he said. "In the West's total abandonment or Africa to the Russians and Cubans. only France has shown a willingness to take up the challenge, but Franre does not have the m eans to do 1t alone " The president did not say whether he had asked the French to remain in Zaire. He agreed the French mission had been ach.iev~ as far as Kolwezi was concerned. but said "there is still the problem of some 60 white hostag~s taken away by the invaders ror whom the search continues." Fro..P,..AJ SHOOTING wr('stled the gun from the of· ficer and ch ~~nto the build- ing. . Rowe said e policeman tried to disarm the an. but that the gunman pointe e gun in the officer's face. sh ting him two or three times. He said the gunman "'attempted to pi_stol whip the cop whe n he was down." The dead policeman was identified as He nry Koebel. 27, of Fords, N.J. Official reports said another poli cem a n , identified b y author ities as Wayne KonJe. 44. witnessed the l?hoolings. pulled his revolver and killed the gun· man in a burs t of gunfire. A .38-caliber revolver lay beside his body and blood was splattered across the floor of the main floo r as thousands o f curious · commuters gathered around. The wounded man and woman we r e t aken to St. Cl are's Hospital. She was said to be in serious condition. The man was in satisfactory condition with gun wounds in the arm and leg. The Port Authority is a semipublic agency that operates transportation facilities in New York and New J ersey. Laguna Boy Hurt by Car A Laguna Beach youngster was slightly hurt when he ran in· to the side or a moving car Thursday afternoon, police said today. Andrew Blumin, 8. of 121 2 Temple Terrace was struck at Brooks Street and Te mple Ter- race at about 4 p.m. He was treated at the scene for scrapes and bruises to his leg and re· leased to the care or his parents Police did not identify the driver of the car. who was not cited. Viole nt Intrusion PACHECO (AP> -A 22-year-old Pacheco man and has 20· year-old pregnant wife escaped with a few bruises and scrapes after a pickup truck plowed through their bedroom wall and onto the waterbed where they were sleeping. 1trw1r.,...to HOME DELIVERY President C.1rt\•1 rnme-. to the..· dom of tht• .James Wall home 1n r:lmhur"t Ill . to take lhl' morning ncwspapc.•r from c·<11t1l·t· .Jimmy Klatt. 10 £artl'r spent the 111ghl with the· \\',rlh on \.I fund raising tour of the Mid\~ c. .... t Carter 'Surprises ' lllirwis Lawmakers SPRINGFIELD. 111. IA PI - President Carter held a surprise "town m eeting" t oday with m e mbe r s of the ll linoas Legislature playing the role of citizen-questioner~ Scheduled lo make a formal address at a joint session of the: Legislature, Carter announced at the outset he was distributing copies of hts text and. aflc•r speaking briefly a nd informally, would invite the legislators to "a sk me any question that you have re~ard1ng national and 1n ternataonal affair!.. .. The first question gave the pres ident an opp()rtun1ty 10 pr!) m ote labor law rev1s1ons. the sub;ect of a Senate r11tbusler 1n Washington. and to urgut• that the wage rate tx>tween the f'orth and the South have narrowt•d s ignificantly in recent yc:ars In has opening remarks. Carte r derlared that ·'the eyes of the nation" are on the Illinois Legislature because 1t as soon lo vote on ratif1cat1on of the Equal Rights Amendment. a proposal it has rejected in the pas t. Carter. who responded with :i grin and wave lo pro·ERA dcm Bridge High; Workers Too S PANISH FORK. Utah ! AP I -Cons truct ion workers driving bolls into a new bridgC' in Spanish Fork Canyon found that as the bridge got higher so did they. The U tah Cou nt y sheriff's office said at least two workers became giddy from handling bolts that were covered with co- caine. Sheriff's Lt . Ken Cahoon said the cocaine apparent ly was being shipped from Japan to the United States In t o.gallon drums con taining the bolts lie said som eone apparently was supposed to retrieve the contraband before it got to Utah. but failed to do so. onslrators as he t>nlered the II hnoa-, C;.ip1 tol. SUld the outcOml' or the votes ht•re ,.ay well de· tcrmine the ultimate fate of the equal ri ghts proposal The prt•!-.1dcnt ...,;.i1d ht• knc•w the pressures that \H'n· on thl' lt>g1s h1tor..., and hl• urged th1:m to 'Ol<' thc•1r conscwnCl'S and con \,J ('lWn!-. In the :-.peech lt•xt he distnbut ed. he noted Illinois has one• oC the few state const1t ut1ons that guarantee: equal n ~hb lo .ill c1L1£cn-.. and hl' ... :11d .. I horw that ~ou will carry out your histont rt'!-.pon~1b1ltty by voting to add <tn Equal Rights Amendment lo lht• federal (;onst 1tut1on a ... well " 'Samaritan' Claims R a p e By 2Women t:PPER MARLBORO. Md CAP 1 -Police said today the•\ were seeking two women su..., peeled of raping a ma n who hll(I stopped to help them r1x their car The 2.1 year-old v1rt1 m. whom mllhoratscs did not 1dcn11fv. w<" trt•alcd al Prince (jeorgcs· Coun ty Ceneral Hospital after the In· c·1rtc•nt early Wt>dnt•sd ay. The nuturc· of hb inJun es was not rC' H'alt>d Ile was released after treatment. offar 1als s aid. Police said the man was dnv tn~ south on Maryland 197 wht•H he s topped to hel p the women. whose car had apparentl y broken down. One of the women pulled ·• gun. ordered hi m into the ba<'k seal of their car and drove about a male south to a wooded area. poli ce said. The man told aulhorit 1es he was then taken into the wood:-. and forced to remove his clothl'" and to have sexual rclat1on!'> w1lh both women He said they left him in lht• woods and drove off. forcing him lo hitchhike back to his car He said both of the women were apparently in their 2Qs. ADVANTAGE -ALDEN'S One huge advantage A lden's has over most carpet stores is that we have our own installers. providing flex1b1hty and re11ab1l1ty rn scheduling installations. Very few department stores or specialty carpet stores have their own workrooms. and must rely on an outside contract service for installations. We have had many people buy from us after being d1sappa1nt- ed by an installation company who scheduled a 1ob and didn't show up or call. Sometimes this has happened two or three times before the customer gives up. At Alden·s. our installation schedule is operated very efficient- ly, and even when our men are held up on a previous 1ob causing a late start. our men will stay and finish If you want reliability-call us• DEN'S -..u .... : iiiiiailitian: eustom draperies linoleum • wood floor 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CAUF . 92627 • PHQNE 646-4838 -646·2355 • .. Orange Coast ED ITION VOL. 71, NO. 146, 4 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 11! I Today·!li Clo~iog . r •• N.Y. Stoek~ FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1978 C TEN CENT ----------------------Jacobs Says No----------------------~~---..·,· OC Assessor Rules Out Tax Rollback By GARV GRANVILLE Ot!MO.ily~ ........ Assessor Brad Jacobs said today there will be no freeze or rollback of assessed property values in Orange County. Jacobs' comment was made an response to an assess- ment rollback invoked Thursday in neishboring Los Angeles County, a rollback designed to offset hefty in· creases m property values. Los Angeles County Assessor Alexander Pope announced the rollback from lhas year 's assessment hikes as outraged property owne rs smothered his office with protests. THOSE WHO COMPLAINED saw in the value increases that in some cases reached 400 percent resulting in sharp chmbs an their property tax balls. Pope's cuts. which were instigated ~a 4 to O vote of the Los Angeles County Board or Supervisors. was immediate· ly declared illegal by the State Board of Equaliiatlon. Nonetheless, the Los Angeles County assessor continued with his plans to cancel out thls year's assessment in· creases. 8 UT JACOBS SAID TODAY th at under n o circumstances will he violate either his oath of office or state laws that say property shall be revalued each year. And. the Orange County assessor said. "I am not going to get involved in a highly emotional political grandstand play on the eve of the election." "'The voters need to make up therr own minds <on prop- erty tax reform ballot measures> without influence lrom government agencies." JACOllS' WORDS WERE echoed by county Board of Supervisors Chairman Thomas Riley. Like Jacobs, Riley said he will not support a rollback "unless we are told it is legal ... Supervisor Laurence Schmit proposed ~uch a freeu· earlier this week but his proposal was scotched when County Counsel Adrian Kuyper said such a move would be illegal. TODAY, HOWEVER. KVYPER'S staff of lawyers 1:. re· viewing the Los Angeles action and is expected to venturt- forth with a written legal opinion later. Jacobs. though. said he will not alter his course unlesl> there is legal direction from the i.tale Board of Equaltta lion. (SffTAX ~REEZE NIXED. Pag~ A2) iMan Held I !In Ham Soviets Flay U.S. 'Purchase. A Costa Mesa bar m anager ~ ac, arrested Thursday after an undercover pol1Cl' agent alleged- ly sold him $270 an stolen sliced ham for $80 Robert Wallac1.•. 33, of Buena Park, who ha!> been rele<tsed on $2,500 bail. faces charges of sus- picion of receiving stolen prop· erty. polict.> Sgt Gary Webster s aid Thev s aid lhc ham. which had b«.>t•n "recovl.'red by police after h1.•1ng shopliftt>d from a number o f Ora n ~e County grocery s torC'!'>. wa s cl<'livt•rt•rl lo Wallact.•, ~ho allegedly was told that 11 "'as stolen Arraignment 1s c;et for June 9 1n H a rbor Municipal Court, Webster said Mesan Draws Three Years 17 On Drug Rap A Costa Mesan who admitted in the courtroom that he had heroine an his possession when undercover police officers tried J to buy the nar('otic has been sen- tenced to three years in state prison • Orange County Superior Court J ud~c ll. Warren Knight or· d ered the prison term for George Albert Bershaw, Jr., 44, of 350 A voe ado SL. after the de· frndanl pleaded ~u alt y to C'hargcs firi.t filed by Costa Mt>sa police last March 28. Abo before Judi.?e Knight was C'O defendant Penna Lynne Ohv<·r. 20. of the same address. who pleaded guilty to 1dent1cal thar~c.s. lie sentenced her to four months an thl• county Jail and placed her on thrf'e years proba- tion Killer Deranged MIAMI <AP 1 A 73-year-old nursing home patient charged with killing a fellow p atient whal{' strapped to a wheelchair has been ruled mentally unfit to stand trial by a circuit Judge Examiners say Walte r Allgood s uffers from brain disease and doesn't remember a March 30 scuffl e that ended in the death of Bernard Noblc. 78 Coast Weather Fair and s unny Satur day. but low cloudiness through mid-m o rning Saturday. Slightly warmer Saturday with highs 73 to 77. Lows tonight 52 to S7. INSIDE TODAY · • Aarrgharraagharragh ' ·· The Matt er h orn at D11neyland r~ Saturday and there u a 1nowman "monster" lurking 1n11de. SloTJI and photo~ on Page C 1. ...... Al'f-~• All AMl.._,. 9J ....... • .. Mii ... ~-·· It 9"illftt M,t AM•IH CS.. c.Mlfenll• AS M•tul fllMlh .. Cl.Wt!W OMt l'l•"-"1...... A4 QIMK• ., ~c..r "" er..-.. .,~ ... .......... ""---~ .. .............. M Tttnt.... C6 • ....,.._._ CW TIIMten <»of Pe••llll I M •tt11et M .._..,... •• .......... A4 IMwMINMll U W~ C14 Drago"'161ayer Gladys Dukcl. cafeteria manager at Costa Mesa's Bear Street School. was honored by s tudents Thursday with "l 'm Glad You 're Gladys Day." She helped drive tht.· junk food bcastie from the school eatery Escapees Captured After Gun Battle CADDO. Okla. <AP > -Two prn1on escapees wanted in a two· slate. five-death crime spree blazed into a gun battle at a roadblock near lhis southeastern Oklahoma town today Initial re- ports said two law officers were kille d and severa l others wounded. Both escapees were being taken back to the state peniten. tiary at McAlester , authorities said. There were conflicting re· ports on whether they had been wo unded. The Department of Public Safety in Oklahoma City said it was unable to confirm that any lawmen were killed. But officers in the area said they had radio reports of two dead and several others ln1ured in the exc hange of gunfire. Al Durant. near the scene of the morning gun ba ttle, a Highway Patrol dispatcher said he had information that the two escapees -Claude Eugene Den- nis, 35, and Michael Lancaster, 2S -had been wounded. But another dispalcMr said he had no such Information. Authorites said ~~~ootout began when a car c g Lan· caster and Dennis r Into the FORMER POW TO BECOME MD A decision made In a North Vietnam prison camp in 1966 culminates June 12 as former flihter P.llot Tom McNlish becomes 'fbomas McNish, M.O. The a1onles ol rnontha spent In solitary brou1ht the vow thot If he ever got out. he'd make eomettun& of bit life.. "One thlna prison camp does is let )'OU flle a 1U1ht pfan for life," he Hld. For U\ atory of hia accomplishment, see Pqe A.7. roadblock -one of many set up in the Lake Texoma area on the Oklahoma-Texas border -and a man came out s hooting. The hunt near here was re· newed I ate Wednesday b y federal agents and authorities from two stales after officers found a car believed stolen by the two escapees fro m an Alabama murder victim. Neimca,sters To 'Anchor' Mesa Parade Television personalities Kelly Lange a nd Paul Moyer will serve as grand marshals in the 33rd Annual Fish Fry Parade June 3 in Costa Mesa. The parade will begin at io:30 a .m. at the corner of Wilson Street and Harbor Boulevard, ending nea r Lions Park. There will be 140 entrants. including 18 band s. 20 floats and 25 equestrians. .. The parade r oute will be closed to traffic that morning. The Fish Fry and Carnival llseU runs from 6 p.m. June 2 through 8 p.m. June 4 with a variet y o ( carnival rides, performances and competltion11, plui> fish dJnnen. Two Survive Cruh DULt.rm, Mlnn. <APl -Two Minnesota 'Air National Ouardlmen survived the crath of their reconnal&Hnce jet at the Duluth lnternatlon1l Airport. The plane crashed aboul 9~22 pm. Thuraday, shortly before Vle~ PNeldent Welter MondaJo wuncbedutl'Ct-to ltd~e-mt on • fishing trtp to Canada. .r:..- Gromyko De"'fl1nds Ban on Neutrons UN ITED NATIONS IA P 1 - The Soviet Union accused the United States today of "harping on l h<' myths·' of a Soviet milita ry threat and demanded a "c lear and unamlJiguous" American answer to a Soviet· bloc proposal to ba n production or the neutron bomb. I n a speech lo the U.N . Gene r a l Assembly's s pecial session on disarmament. Soviet Foreign Minis ter Andrei A. Gromyko said neutron weapons "m u~t b<! banned once and for all · · He called the American- developed weapon "a particular- ly vicious and cruel means of mass destruction. intended specially to annihilate all things living " -On another subJect. Gromyko said there appeared lo be "grounds to expect a successful com pl et ion" of multilateral talks on complete prohibition of nuclear weapons tests. This statement that he would make a ports from Washington that President Carter has decided to ask the Soviet Union to agree to Mesa Police Hold Suspect In Burglaries Costa Mesa police said today they have arrested a man in con· nection with a recent series of burglaries and a robbery in the northern part of the city. Held an Costa Mesa Jail today in lie u of $10,000 bail was Robert Eldred Morehead. 23, of Santa Ana. Police investigator E. S. Dryzmala said the Costa Mesa robbery case involved is one in which a woman was tied up in her own home and robbed of m o n ey and credit -cards. Morehead aJso is suspected of involvement in three burglaries in which money and credit cards were stolen, Dryzmala said. Oryzmala said police became suspicious o( Morehead Wednes- day night when they saw him leaving a housing tract with his car lights out. A routine s top was made and Morehead 's name and address recorded. but he wasn't arrested at the time, Dryzmala said. However, after detectives compared the description of Morehead with victims' and wit- nesses' descriptions of a burglar they were seeking, they s laked out his house and arrested him Thursday morning, Dryzmala said. Plotters Guilty SAN JOSE <AP I -Edith Pauline Robinson and her daughte r Holly Branch have be.en convicted or conspiracy lo murder Mri:; Robin son 's husband. 'lR4Sll DEUY SEl' IN MES4 Trash rlckup in Costa Jdeu wil be ooe di.)' late nexl week because of Memorial Day. A Costa Mesa Sanitary Ol1trlct apokeaman Hld truh normaUy collected on Monday will be picked up on Tueada,y and so on. wtth Fl'idaY. truh collect· ed on SatUfC:lay. a ban on a lmost all such testing. <Related story. A4 l. G romkyo had indicated befo~ the s peech that he Would make <1 m aJOr i!lsuc of the neutron weapon. brin~ang th1i. response from J ames F Leonard. a Li S dt•legate to the session '"As far as w<' are concerned, we've dealt with this question. The president has decided not to bu aid it. at leastforthe lime being. and it ·s up to the Soviets to s how some comparable measure of res tr a int on their side · · In the first speech to the d1~· armament session by a Warsaw pact official. Polis h Foreign Minister Emil Wojtaszek called on the United Slates on Thurs- day to "renounce altogether"' production of neutron warheads Wojtaszeit pomted out that Warsaw Pact members on tht! Geneva disarmament commit· tee had proposed a convention to I ban production .. deployment. d1i. sem inalion a nd use of th1· neutron weapon a nd attached particular importance to it "We would Jike to express the hope ... he said. ··that the United~ States and othe r NATO mem I bers will accept the convention on the total prohibition of Lh1.• neutron weapon ·· First Retiree Mesa Officer EntU Career By JACKJE HVMAN OI tt1it o.lly ~11.t St.ft When Ruth Nelson joined the Costa Mesa Police Department in 1956, it seemed like an in- teresting place to work for a while. Thal period or time h as stretched into 22 years . Mrs . Nelson, who retires to· day. is the first full.term police officer to retire from the depart- ment "I didn't have huge. grandiose ideas of beln~ a police officer," said Mrs. Nelson. who during her career has served as a dis· patcher, matron and desk of· fice r. and worked on a number of investigations. She nearly left once. in 1958. when sh,e married and moved to Oregon. But four months later she a nd her husband returned at the request of the police depart· m ent when its fi rs t s worn female officer. Ethel Nuium. died. In a s mall department -there were only three office rs when she started -Mrs. Nelson found he rself Involved in all aspects of police work. "lf they needed you in the field. you went." s he said, "even in the m1ddle of the night." Although she's never been on patrol, Mrs. Nelson said. "I've probably handled every type of case that there 111." AmON{ her duties ha{,e been the hiring and training of Records Bureau personnel, as- sisting in recruiting and orient· ing police officers. and :ierving as commander of tbe r~ bureau. In 1967. Mr!'. Nelson was as- signed t9 adminlstra\ion as staff aide to the chief of police. a posi· tion she has occupied slnce then. Additional letivllles have in- cluded teacblna_police science at Orange Coast College, speak!~ on career development lo local groupa, and lfltvtng gn the board of dlrecton of the Wl>meQ Peace Officers Assoclatlon or C1lllornla. "It has be.en of reaal penonal salisfactlon to have been of service to the community.'' Mn. Nelson saJd. "Many ~pie look on pollce u COJl8 and robben • and lt really lsn .. t. f\'t protection or life and property.'' She pointed out that .ooUce ot· flctn are lnvolved~not O}llY ln T D•lly '6191 \-.tt ...... ENOS POLICE CAREER Costa Mesa's Ruth Nelson pursuing criminals but also in rinding lost chlldren, renderintt medical atd and providing other assistance to victims of crime' and accidents. Mrs . Nelson has seen quilt> .i few changes during her tenur(' at the POiice s tation She ·~ seen Costa Mesa grow from u small rural community to a city. with the attendant increase 1n crime And. s he said, she '" moved with the police dC'pllrtment twice. Crom its first home at 1 It E. 20th Sl. to 1957 Newport }}lvd . and then. 11 years ago, tC1 ~ Fair Drive. But Mrs Nelson has served under only two chiefs of pohcl', Arthur McKenzie and nC1w Roser Neth, who wa:i one or th~· city's first tl\ree officer<1 She said s he believe~ tht' values and philosophies of the: chlers have been the key tCI the: de partment'B high reputation "We feel that we enJOY the tor or one ol the top ratlne~ an th"' (OUD\y and I woi:!<! attr1buh- that to the leadersh!p. · · ~r!'I. Nelson said . She said she'' not yet sufP <Stt •mllEE. Paae A:• -·-----~ Orange Coast ED ITION I I VOL. 71, NO. 146, 4 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA •• Today ·s Clo !!tiog ~. r ~ . N.Y. S toeks F RIDAY, MAY 26, 1978 c TEN CENT ' t --------------------------]acobsSaysNo----------------------~~~ OC Assessor Rules Out Tax Rollback By GARV GRANVILLE Of '" 0611y ~-S4MI Assessor Brad Jacobs said today there will be no freeze or rollback of assessed property values in Orange County. Jacobs' comment was made in response to an assess· ment rollback invoked Thursday in neighboring Los Angeles County. a rollback designed to offset hefty in· creases in property values. Los Angelel> County Assessor Alexander P.ope announced the rollback from this year's assessment hikes as outraged property owners s mothered his office with protests. T HOSE WHO COMPLAINED saw in the value increases that in some cases reached 400 percent resulting an sharp climbs 1n their property tax bills. Pope's cuts, which were instigated by a 4 to O vote or the Los Angeles County Board ol Supervisors. was immediate- ly declared illegal by the State Board of Equalization. Nonetheless, the Los Angeles County assessor continued with bis plans to cancel out this year 's assessment in· creases. BUT J ACOBS SAID TODAY t hat uode t ~n o circum stances will he violate either his oath of office or state laws that say property shall be revalued each year. And, the Orange County assessor said, "[ am not going to get involved in a highly emotional political grandstand play on the eve of the election." ··The voters need to make up their own minds Ion prop- erty lax reform ballot meas ures> without influence from government agencies · · JACO~' WORDS WERE echoed by county Board of Supervisors Chairman Thomas Riley. Like Jacobs. Riley said he will not support a rollback "unless we are told it is legal." Supervisor Laurence Schmit proposed such a freeze earlier this week but his proposal was scotched when County Counsel Adrian Kuyper said such a move would bt: 1llegal. TODAY. HOWEVER. KUVPEK'S staff of lawyers 1,, re- viewing the Los Angeles action and is expected to vent ure rorth with a written legal opinjon later. Jacobs. though. said he wall not alter has course unlc1>11 there is legal direction from the state Board or Equalila· lion. (SeeTAX ~REEZE NIXED. P age AZ> iMan Held t !In Ham Soviets Fl~y U.S. 'Purchase A Costa Mesa bar manager "'as arrested Thursday after an undercover police agent alleged· ly sold him $270 in stolen sliced ham for $80 Robert Wallace, 33, of Buena Park. who has been released on $2,500 bail, faces charges Of SUS· p1cion or receiving stolen prop· erty, pvlice Sgt. Gary Webster said They said the ham. which had been recovered by police after being !>hoplafted from a number of Orange County grocery s tore ~. wa s deli vered lo Wallac<·. "ho allegedly was told that 1t was stolen. Arraignment is set for June 9 1n Harbor Municipal CourL. ' Webster said Mesan Draws Three Ye ars ·17 On Drug Rap A Costa Mcsan who admitted tn the courtroom that he had heroine in his possession when undercover police officers tried l lo buy the narcotic has been sen- t<·nced to three years in s tate prison. ' Orange County Superior Court Judge II. Warren Knight or- dered the prison term ror George Albert Bershaw. Jr., 44. of 350 Avocado St .. a fter the de· I cndant pleaded guilty to cha r~es first filed by Costa Mt's a poltce last March 28 Also hefort.' .Judge Knight was c· o d e f e n d a n t P e n n 1 Ly n n e Oliver. 20, of the same address. who pleaded guilty to identical charges fi e sentenced her to four months in the county jail and placed her on three years proba· t1on Killer D eranged MIAMI <AP1 -/\ 73.year-old nursing home patient charged with killing a fellow patient 'while strapped to a wheelchair has been ruled m entally unfit to stand trial by a circuit Judge Examinl'rs say Walter Allgood suffers from brain disease and doesn 'l remember a March JO scufrte that ended in the death or Bernard Noble. 78. Co ast We athe r F air and sunny Satur day. but low cloudiness t h r ough mid· mo rn in g Saturday. ShghUy warmer Saturday with highs 73 to 77 Lows tonight 52 to 57. INS IDE TOD/\ Y ·• Aarrgharraagharragh' '' The Matterhorn at Disneyland reo))t'Tls Saturday ond lhere u a snowman "monster" lurktng inside. Story and photos on Page CI. .. Dragon Slayer Gladys Duket. cafeteria manager at Costa M esa 's Bear Street School. was honored by students Thursday with ··1·m Glad You're G ladys Duy .. She helped drive the junk food beastie from the school eatery. Escapees Captured After Gun Battle CA DDO. Okla. CAP> -Two prison escapees wa nted in a two state. fi ve-death crime spree blazed into a gun battle at a roadblock near this southeastern Ok lahoma town today. Initial re- ports said two law officers were killed a nd several other s wounded. Both escapees were being taken back to the state peniten- tiary at McAlester, authorit ies s aid. There were conflicting re- ports on whether they had been wounded. The Depa rtment of Public Safety in Oklahoma City said it was unable to confirm that any lawmen were killed . But officers in the a rea said they had radio reports of two dead and several others Injured in the exchange of gunfire. Al Durant, near the scene of the m orning gun battle. a Highway Patrol dispatcher said he had information that the two escapees -Claude Eugene Den· nis, 35, and Michael Lancaster. 25 -had been wounded. But another dispatcher said he had no such information. Authorites said the shootout began when a car carrying Lan- caster and Dennis ran into the FORMER POW TO BECOME MD A decision made in a North Vi etnam prison camp in 1966 c\Jlmlnales June l2 as former fi&hter pllot Tom McNish becomes 'lbomas McNish. M.D. The atoniei of months •Pent In solllary brought the vow that If he e ver sot out, he 'd make tometh1n1 ol h11 life. "One thing prlson camp does ls let )'OU flle a fiJght plan for Ufa." he aald. For the 1tory of his accomplishment, see Paae A7. roadblock -one of many set up in the Lake T exoma area on the Oklahoma-Texas border -and a man came out s hooting. The hunt near here was re- newed late Wed n esd ay by federal agents and authorities from two states after officers found a car believed stolen by the two escapees from an Alabama murder victim. NeimcaJJters To 'Anchor' Mesa Parade Television personalities Kelly Lange and Paul Moyer will serve as grand m arshals in the 33rd Armual Fish Fry P arade June 3 in Costa Mesa. The parade will begin at 10:30 a.m . at the corner or Wilson Street and Harbor Boulevard. ending near lions Park There will be t40 entrants, including 18 bands. 20 float s and 25 equestrians The parade route will be closed lo trafCic that m orning. The Fish Fry and Carmval Itself runs from 6 p.m . June 2 through 8 p. m. June 4 with a variet y or carnival rldes. performances and compclltion!'I, plus Ciah dinners. Two Survive Crash DULtmt. Mfnn. <t\P> -Two Mtnnu ou Air National Ouardamen a-urvlved the crHh o( tJ'leir reconnalsaance jel at the Duluth International Airport. The plane cra!'lhed about 9:22 p m . Thursday. shortly before Vlce Prea.ldent Walter Mondale was schaduled to lake o/f on a f l1hln1 trip to C.anada ) Gromyko Dempnds Ban on Neutrons UN ITED NATIONS <AP1 - The Soviet Union accused the United States today or "harping on the myths" o r a Soviet m1htary threat and demanded a "clear a nd unamlJig uous" American answer to a Soviet· bloc proposal to ban production of l he neutron bomb. In a speech to the U.N. General Assembly's special session on disarmament. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A Gromyko said neutron weapons "mus t be banned once and for all ·· Il e called the Amer1can- dt>vcloped weapon "a particular- ly vicious and cruel m eans of mass destruc tion. inte nded s pecially to annihilate all things li\'inf! ... · On another subject. Gromyko said there appeared to be "grounds to expect a successful completion " of multilate ral talks on complete prohibition of nuc lear weapons tests. This s tatement that he would make a ports from Washington that President Carter has decided to ask the Soviet Union to agree to Mesa Police Hold Suspect In Burglaries Costa Mesa police said today they have arrested a man in con- nection with a recent series of burglaries and a robbery an the northern part of the city Held in Costa Mesa Jail today in lieu of $10,000 bail was Robert Eldred Morehead. 23, of Santa Ana. Police investigator E. S. Dryzmala said the Costa Mesa robbery case involved is one in which a woman was tied up in her own home and robbed or money a n d credit ca rds . Morehead also is suspected of involvement in three burglaries in which money and credit cards were stolen. Dryzmala said. Oryzmala said police became s us picious of Morehead Wednes· day night when they saw him leaving a housing tract with his car lights Gut. A routine stop was made and Morehead's name and address recorded, but he wasn't arrested at the lime, Oryimala said . However. a fte r detectives compared the description of Morehead with victims' and wit· nesses' descriptions of a burglar they were seeking, they staked out his house and arrested him Thursday morning, Dryzmala said. Plotters Guilty S AN JOSE IAPl -Edith Pauline. Robinson a nd her daughter Holly Branch have been convicted of conspiracy to mu rd e r Mrs R o b inson 's hus band. 'IR4SH DEUY SET IN MESA Trash pickup In Co!'lta Mesa will be one day late next week ~eca use or Memorial Day. A Costa Mesa Sanitary Olstrtct s pokesman said trash normall.y collected on Monday wlU be picked up on t\aeiday a.nd so on, with Friday trash collec:t· ed on Saturday. N~ 'VICIOUS' Ruaala's Gromyko a ban on almost all such testing. <Related story, A4 1. Gromkyo had indicated before the s peech that he Would make d ma1or i!'lsuc of th(' neutron weapon. brm~in~ th1i-response lrom J ames r Leonard. a c; S. delegate to the session .. As far as we are concerned. we've dealt with this question. The president has decided not to build it. atleastforlhe time betn>!. and il"s up to the Soviets to show some comparable measure• of restrainton their side.·· In the first speech to the dis- armament session by a Warsaw pact official, Polish Foreign Minister Emil Wojtaszek callt.'d on the United States on Thurs- day to "renounce altogether" production of neutron warheuds. W0Jtasie1t pointed out that Warsaw Pact members on the Geneva disarmament commit· tee had proposed a convention to ! ban production •. deployment. d1~ se min ation and use of lht· neutron weapon and attached particular importance to it "We would like to express the hope." he said. "that the United~ States and other NATO mem l bers will uccept the convention on th~ total prohibition of the neutron "eapon ·· First Retiree Mesa Officer Ends Career By J ACKIE HVMAN Ol ltlt o.11, f'li.4 Stiff When Ruth Nelson joined the Costa Mesa Police Department an 1956. it seemed like an in· teres ting place to wor~ for a while. That period of time has stretched into 22 years. Mrs. Nelson, who retires to-day, as the first full-term police officer to retire from the depart- ment. ··1 didn't have huge. grandiose ideas of being a police officer ." said Mrs Nelson. who during he r career has served as a dis- patcher. matron and desk of- fi cer. and worked on a number of investigations. She nearly left once. in 1958. when sh,e married and moved to Oregon. But rour months later she and her husband returned at the request of the police depart· ment when its firs t s worn fem a le officer. Ethel Nuzum, died. In a s mall department -there were only three officers when she s tarted -Mrs. Nelson found herse\r involved tn all aspects of police work. "lf they needed you in the field, you went," she said, "even in the middle of the night." Although she's never been on patrol, Mrs. Nelson said. "I've probably handled every type of case that there Is." Among her duties have been t he hiring a nd training or Records Bureau personnel. as· sisting in recruiting and orient- ing police officers. and serving as commander· of the reeordS bureau. In 1967. Ml"S. Nelson was as- signed to administra\lon as staff ai<le to the chief ol police. a posi· tio1' she has occupied sioce then. Additional activities bave in- cluded tea.chin& Police sclence at Orange Coast COiiege. speaking on career developm~nt to k>cal gcoupa. and serving on the board or dlrecton. or the Womet'l Peace Otrlcera A ssociat ion of CalUornte. ''It has been oC teal peraonal s atls ractlon to have been oC service tot.be community," Mn Ne18on said. "Many people look on police as cops and robbers. and It really lln't. lt's prot~ion or llfe arid property." She pointed out thot poltce of. flcers are lnvolvecrnol ~ly tn P, D•llY ~Ii.. \Ulll ,.,_ ENOS POLICE CAREER Costa Mesa's Ruth Nelson pursuing criminals but a lso an finding lost children. rendennat medical aid and providing other assist ance to victims or cnmei- and accidents. Mrs . Nelson has seen quite-., few changes during her tenun• at the police station. Shc·s seen Costa Mesa grow from a small rural community to 1t city, with the attendant increast.• in crime And, s he said. s he "<> moved with the police departm<:>nt twice. from its first homl' at 11 l E. 20th St. to 1957 Newport Bl\'d and then. 11 years ago, to d8 Fair Drive. But Mrs Nelson has served under only two chiefs of police. Arth ur Mc Ke n zie and n C'W Roger Neth, who wa~ one of th"' city ·s first three officer~ She said she be lieve'! ttw \&lues and philosophies of th~ chiefs have been the key t<' Uk depntment 's high reputation • 'W6 feet that we en1oy ttu: tor or one ot the top rallngs In th'" county and l wou!C! at•rtbuh· tf\at to the leade~h:p " ~Ir<> Nelson said. She aald ahe •._ not yet sut"f' <&ff llETl'REE, Pafe A!' .... ~ :12 D41l \'PILO T C Surgeon Guilty ''In Death Sentencing has been set for July 3 in the case of a Norwalk doctor found guilty 111 Orange County Superior Court of in- voluntary mans luughter in con- nection with the death of a pa- tient. Dr. Saleh T. Ali. 45, was round guilty Thursday. the rlrst lime in Orange County history that a '· doctor has been prosecuted for · cr1m1nal negligence in connt-c· • tion with a patient's death. Lora Turne r. 45. or Djamond Bar. dfod in July, 1975 after un-dcr~oing an intes tina l bypuss opcrataon to lose weight. Carter Surprises So Ions SPRINGFIELD. Ill. CAP I President Carter held a surpnse ·'town meeting·' today with members of the lll1no1 s Legislature playing the r ole of c i lizen -questioners. Scheduled to make a formal address at a joint session of the Legislature. Carter announced at the outset he was distributing copies of his text and. after speaJ<ing bMefly and informally. would invite the legislators to "ask me any question that you have regarding national and in- ternationaJ affairs." TONIGHT OCC DRAMA -"Cre ation or the World a nd Other Business." by Arthur Miller . Drama Lab Theater. May 24·27. 8 p.m . "COMEDIANS'' -'South Coas t Repertory T heate t , Tuesday-Sunday through June II, 8 p.m. OCC PLANETARIUM -"The Legacy," Fri. and Sat .. 7:30 and 9p m ·occ LECTURES -"Costa M e s a . F r om I ndian s l o Freeways," Fine Arts 116; "Mic rowave Oven Cooking." Science Lecture 2: "Our Wilder- ness Heritage," Fine Arts 119. all 7 :30 p.m. MOTORCYCLE SPEEDWAY RAC ING -·Fairgrounds. 8 p.m. Dr Ah was also charged but a e qu1tt e d on an o ther mans laughter l'a-;c• involving Wayne Woll\n•twr. <1fi. of Tustin. "ho died after an ulcer opera- tion Thl• pro:-.c•c utwn c•harged in thl' Turner CUM! that Or Ali failed to r~cogn1Ll' n1t1cul po .... t upe rat1 n · ..,_,·mptorn:-. and wu:-. un:n allublt' \\hen hospllul stuff ml•mbcrs tried to reach him tn the bl•lil•f that the put1«.>nt wu:-. d:.1ng Oiillp ~-,._ h ,.efrlO 0'0...IWIJ BELLY DANCING CORPS (FOREGROUND) ENTERTAINS CHILI FANS AT BAY CLUB About 3,500 Turn Out for Cookoff and Various Anclllary Events The first question gave the president an opportunity to pro. mote labor law rev1s1ons. the subject of a Senate filibuster in Washington, and to argue that the wage rate between the North and the South have narrowed l>1gnificantly in recent years SATURDAY, MAV 27 OCC FILM W ATC H - "Stroszek," West German rilm. Science Hall 8 p.m . What's Cooking? (Jtili In his opening remarks . Carte r declared that "the eyes of the nation .. are on the Illinois Legislature because it is soon to vote on ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. a proposal it has rejected in the past. School Board Seu Meeting Dr Ah foce~ u possible stt1tt• pri~on krm of up lo four ycur~ 30 Co1itestants Match Recipes in Newport NYC Gunman Kills Officer In Ter6illlal NEW YORK IAPJ A barefoot gunman opened fire 1a. •t bus terminal Jammed with thous ands of commuters this morning, k1lhng a policeman and wounding two c1vi11ans before he was shot to death, police and hospital officials said. "People started to scream and hit tht• deck." said Ri chard Ho"' t'. who "'as bu y ang bus ticket~ in the Port Authority Bus Terminal jus t off Times Square 111 mid·Manhattan when he heard the shots. · Rowe. manager of employee relations for the Port Authority. said he saw the m an. gun in hand. moving toward the ticket t·ounter. He said the gunman shot a woman in the face and then s hot a m an. Capt. John Boland. chief of de- tectives for the agency. said a Port Authority policeman had apparently confronted the gun. man outs ide the terminal. Rola~d s aid the gunman wrestled the ~un from the of f1ccr and charged into the build· Ill~ Rowe said the r><>l 1ceman tried to d1s Jrm the gunman. but that the gunman pt)lnted the gun m thl' offlt•er !> fact'. shooting tum l\\O or three times He l>a1d the gunman "attempted to pistol "'h 1 p the cop when he was down." The dead policeman wal> 1dent1ficd as llcnry Koebel, 27. of f''ords , N.J . Official r eports ~aid another policeman , ide ntified b y authorities as Wayne Konje, 44, witnessed the shootings , pulled his revolver a nd kllled the gun- man in a burst of gunfire. A .38·caliber revolver lay beside his body and blood was s pla ttered across the floor of the m ain floor as thousands of c urio us commuters gathered around. HE'S CHILI CHAMP Riverside 's Jim McCulllck Many Flee Burma LONDON CAP> -Some 140,000 Mosle m refugees. mamlya women and children, have fl ed Burma for Bangladesh and arc massing in Jungle camps where the children are dying from lack of food and water, a Red Cro~s official said Thursday. By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of CM 0.lfy l'fklt Swfl Whal do the following have in common? -The Armenian Navy <with belly dancers l. Morning Thu_ndcr. A man dressed -a nd gilded -to look like King Tut. A group or Huntington H arbour r eside nt s who specialize in recipe preser va- llon. safe cracking, tap dancing and mining. The answer -chili. Thurs day was the annual California State Chili Cham- pionship at the Balboa Bay Club, a marathon bash that this year attracted about 3,500 celebrants. Inc luded among the 30 teams of contestants were the Arme- nian Navy <Blackie Gadarian, a Newport Beach b oa t yard owner l, Morning Thunder, Hhc t ea m from C huck 's Steak house l. the Tut lookalike who called himsel( King Gut <Larry Ragle of Costa Mesa J, and Bart Maverick's Huntington Harbour Chili Recipe Preservation Socie. ty, Safe Cracking. Tap Dancing and Mining Co. Ltd. <Norm and Marie Stanger I. The cookoff is not one of the most sober events to be held at the Bay Club. but Newport Beach police said this year's party presented fewer problems than ever beforcv Gues t s parked at the Newporter Inn and were shut- tled to the party. Police said they had lo h a ndle a few boisterous chili aficionados at the parking lot, but that was the extent of the action. Oh, and by the way, Jim Mccullick is the new state c hamp at cooking ch ili. His team was entered as "Rive rside County." Second place went to Roger Campos for his SOB Chili and fireman Ed Dempsey with his 1''ire house Chili took third. The wounded man and woman wer e taken to St. Clar e 's Hospital. She was said to be in serious condition. The man was in satisfactor y condition with gun wounds in the arm and leg. Wayne 71 The Port Authority Is a semipublic agency that operates transportation facilities in New York and New Jersey. Warm Weekend By The Associated Press S ki es wi l l c l ear a n d te mperatures will warm for the Memoria l Day weekend , the National Wea the r Se rvice . p redicls. OR ANOE COAST c DAILY PILOT ~~:e.~~~·~·r, -;:,;:::,7-: 6r=. CoHt ~'"''"' C•f'fttt•ri• Stolif .. ,..,t_,, • .,. °"Oll~d Mond•t ttu·ou_.. FrlOiy IOI (O\te MltW ,.,.WOO't ... lit( .. HVftfl"""°"' a,,tc.Pt llOUft l••n Vitti'• 1rv1nt \.-CIO••OM~ V•"•• At\O l~&.o•"''*""'C..•\f .,.,~,,..Ol\itlNJ• 1;on '' OtlOf•.,...d \•l.,,den .-MS ~" r...., t::;~~~1.~.·.~~~~\~l0 Wfttt s... 11 • ....,,._ P t f'\Httft' •"4 ~1\IWr , ... 11 c-... V1C • P.,f\IOll'll •"Cl U."'t'r•t Mff\tO<r, Tll-hlC-11 Edi IOI TIM-"11 ,._....,...,.. ""•""'llO fOltor CM•i.\ H LM• 111.-I' Ntlt """'•"'Ma ... , .... '"''°" Coate lliteH Offlce /Mt1111q A 1 :::::· i•J ~~:MO tJtlt Tetef>ltone (7t4)-'t-'U1 ci .. "''" Ad .. ru11no M>a1• Quiet Celebration Planned Actor John Wayne, who's still recuperating from open heart surgery at hls Newport Beach home, will spend a quiet evening with family and friends tonight obser ving his 7lst birthday. Pat Stacy, Wayne's secretary said the movie star is reeling "very good," but added that "it's stiJl a little too early to celebrate on a grand scale." She said Wayne will have a small group in for dinne r and a screening of the comedy "House Calls." In an interview given earliet this week, the famous actor said "I keep thlnklng I'm well, but when I try too much J realize I'm not.·· Wayne underwent open heart s urgery April 3. "It hurts where they cut me open. When I do too much r feel sore as a son or a bitch." Miss Stacy said Wayne doesn't expect to return to work until at least July. but he did tape a s('ene for the Bob Hope birthday s pecial from his Newport Beach home on Thursday. The Hope show, in honor of the comedian's 15th birthday, .wJll be air ed Monday. Wayne ts in the midst or. a three·month recuperation pertod and he told Bob Thom as of The ARsoctated Press he ts .. etting stronger every day. The actor. who appeared to be losin.c bi& famous voice earlier thia year eaid he ls reealnlnt hJs well-known Call!omla drawl. "Oetting the voice back wu a ruldua.l I didn't tx-pect out of Lhe operaUon." be remarked. ''I had underpne ell lrtnd• ot t.eAs to find out why my voice had gone bad, and nobody could tell me. I j ust couldn't get any timber out of it. "There's a blood vessel that runs from the heart to the vocal cords. and one of the valves wasn't working. The operation fixed that." Since returning to his home frorn the Boston hospital, Wayne has been undergoing a daily regimen of rest. half.hour walks and pulmonary exercises. "You know, I still got only one lung ; that's one thing you can't• fix with pig valves," he said sardonically. He lost a lung In a ca nc e r oper ation in 1964. S urgeons used pig parts to replace his own faulty he art mechanisms in the recent opera tlon. For diversion he watches television "day and nJght" and he sees a lot of John Wayne-on commercials for a savings and loan company. "One or the reasons I want to get back to work is ao I can make 110(1\e more ads for Gteat We s t ern Sav lnas." he r e · marked. "I'm atck and tired of seelna the same ones over and over aaaln. "1 also plck<.!d up a story t'd llke to make Into a picture. and we'll have to work to IS'l IL Into s hape. Then J gottQ do another s~clot for ABC. Producer Paul Keyes wu down hcrt for lunch the other day and we talked abou t the sho*• whiob will celebrate the lOOlh anlllViU''llJ'Y of General m.otno." HE WAS 'KING GUT' Mesa's Larry Ragle Assembly OKs SWt Rights SACRA MENT O CAPI Legislation to gave cities and counties the right to !-.Ue to stop environmental damage has won approval of the state Assembly -but still hasn 't made it to the Senate. The measure. AB 3312 by As· semblyman Mel Levine. 0-Santa Monica. won a 43· 18 vote Thurs- day. That was two votes more than the m1rumum for passage Carter. who responded with a grin a nd wave to pro-ERA dem· onstrators as he entered the II· linois Capitol. said the outcome of the votes here may well de· termine the ultimate rate of the equal righls proposal. The preside nt said he knew the pressures that were on the legislators and he urged them to vote their consciences and con victions. c Related story Pag<: A4.I Jn the speech text he distnbut· ed. he noted Illinois has one of the few slate constitutions that guarantee equal rights to all citizens and he said . ··1 hope that you will carry out your h1ston c responsibility by voting to add an Equal Righls Amendment to the federal Constitution us well." A s pecial infor mal meeting of th e Newport·Mesa Unif ied School D istrict boar d of edu<'ation will ™: held Tuesday night at Costa Mesa Hi~h School t o d1 s cu .... s the effects of Propos1t1on 13. Prop. 13 on the June 6 ballot. the Jarvis Gann pror.erty tax cut bill. wou ld s lash a most half the district's budget. Trustees ar e seeking input for res1dcnls on what culs s hould be made. The meeting will begin at 7:30 p m at the Costa Mesa High School Lyceum. not the Costa Mes a City Council Chambers as pr~v 1ous ly announced. From Pa~A l TAX FREEZE NIXED. • • "We are going to issue the fairest assessment roll ever put out in Orange County," Jacobs said. "EVERYTIUNG HAS BEEN revalued to assure horizonta l equi- ty <property being assessed the sam e as s 1m1lar property I." Jacobs a lso said that residents should be reminded tax bills are set by tax rates established by taxing agencies. Forem05t in the assessor's mind. however, were the legal and constitutional issues involved. "It is not up to me as an individual lo change the revenue and taxation codes. People can't go around 1gnonng laws they don't happen to like on a certain day." J acobs said . E'ro... P~ A I RETIREE ... what she'll do during her retire· m ent excE>pt to spend more time with her hus band Carl and he r 18·year -old daughter, Nancy. "Who knows what you are go. mg to do when you've worked all your life?" Mrs. Nelson said. 'Tm going to first of all enJoy m y family." Violent Intrusion PACHECO CA P I -A 22-year-old Pacheco man and his 20-year-old pregnant wife escaped with a few bruises and scrapes after a pic kup truck plowed through their bedroom wall and onto the waterbed where they were sleeping. Visiu Cm To Tower PISA. Italy <APl -Two hun d r e d unemp loyed Italians occ upying the Le1rning Tower of Pisa barred tourists from the famed landmark today for the second day and vowed to conti nu e th e ir anti ·government protest indefinitely. "At this time of year an aver age o r 2.000 tourists v1s1t the tower daily, each paying 1.000 lire CSl.IO I admission,·• a city official sa id . "We are losing thousands of dollars every day" ADVANTAGE -ALDEN'S One huge advantage Alden·s has over most carpet stores is that we have our own installers. providing flex1b1t1ry and reliability in scheduling installations. Very few department stores or specialty carpet stores have their own workrooms. and must rely on an outside contract service ror installations. We have had many people buy from us after being disappoint· ed by an installation company who scheduled a 1ob and didn't show up or call. Sometimes this has happened two or three times before the customer gives up_ At Alden·s. our installation schedule is operated very efficient· ly. and even when our men are held up on a previous 1ob causing a late start. our men will stay and r1n1sh. If you want reltab1 hty-call us' ~DEN'S · . ...im.I.": iiisiillation: ·custom drapsries · linoleum • wood floor • \'leJ• Fer- Hopefuls Back Jarvis Measure Suspect In Rape Captured 81 aEBECCA HELM Of .. O.., .......... Support for the Jams·Gann tax relief initiative was prom ised by more than half of the 13 state Senate and Assembly candidates speaking at a public * * * Job Loss Estimated At4,000 Orange County government workers got their paychecks to day along with not.ices of where they stand should there be massive layoffs ln the coming fiscal year County officials have estimat· ed that as many as 4,000 workers may be axed if PropoetUoo 13 is approved by voters ln the June 6 primary election. The first step towards hefty layoffs was taken today when lists were posted in county de partments showing each employee's hiring date While seniority will not be the only factor involved ln deciding which employees will be laid off, It is a major factor Board of Supervisors Chairman Thomas Riley said posting of the notices shouJd not be seen u an attempt "to scare county employees into opposing Proposition 13 " "We have to prepare for various contingencies and th.ls is the first step in determining where employees stand ln terms or longevity with the county." Riley said Relic Bible Returned to Real, Ou:ner SAN DIEGO fAP> -A rare and valuable 335-year-old Bible is back in the hands of its rightful owners after being round five years ago ln an aban· doned safe deposit box. It was to be personally handed to the family of Arch D. Far· inghy today by state Controller Ken Cory. The Bible had been placed ln the box by Agnes R. Faringhy of Seaside, in Monterey County, prior to her death in 1966. In 1973 the box was opened, in ac cordanc e with the state Unclaimed Property Law, over which the controller's office pre- sides. Arch D. Faringhy, a nephew, was traced through family records in the Bible Sterilization Bill Backed SACRAMENTO CAP> -The California Assembly now says it should be permissible to require s terilization of a convicted person as a condition of proba· ti on The lower house arrived at that opinion Thursda), revera- ing its earlier action on ~B 3253 by Assemblyman Mel Levine, I). Santa Monica Levine's bill would prohibit a 1udge from giving a convicted person a choice between im· prisonment and sterilization. It won a majority a wea ago, but Assemblyman Ron Cordova, I). El Toro, asked for a second vote. which was taken Thursday, forum ln Miaa\on Vlejo Thurs· day. The 14th Aaaembly and 36th Senatorial dialricta' candidates got together at Los Alisos Elemeotary School ln response to an lnvit.aUoo from the Sad· dlebaak Valley Poard or Realtors. P1fth District County Supervtaor Tom Riley and bis opponent Tom Rosen atao at· tended. The fonun attra~ about 300 people, most of whom at one point in the lengthy evening meeting, raised their bands promising a yes vote on the con- troversial Proposition 13 coming up for voter approval on the Junes ballot. State assembly incumbent Ron Cordova didn't attend the rorum but sent a message by as· sistant Julie Freeberg. She said Cordova believes Proposition 8 is a better tax relier alternative than the Jarvis initiative. Also stating opposition to Jarvis were Cordova's Democratic opponent in the Senate race, Gregory Kuczynski, and James Yark er, Democratic assf'wn bly conteoder. Kuczynski said he could not bring himself to support a prop. osltion that may tam1,>er w1lh someone's job. Parker. said he found the Jarvis lnlUative of· fensive. Republi.can Assembly can· dldate Marian Bergeson, however. expressed support for Jarvis. "Proposition 13 ofrers us a chance to tell legislators we are tired of paytng," she said. "Its passage would create no need for panlc if the Legislature would react in a logical way. The state is quite able to fund needed local services." John Schmitz, former state senator and now a candidate again, also said he supports Proposition 13. He did not offer any reasons, but said while be was in office he had never voted for any tax increases. Other candidates present who said they favored the Jarvis ln· llialive were Republican as· sem bly candidates James Green, Robert Wilks·, and An· thony Matano; and Republican senatorial candidates Gil Ferguson and Stephen F. Holden. Three other Republican senatorial candldates were pres· enL George Scott saJd he didn't support Proposition lJ or 8, and James Martindale and Jon S. Brand did nol state a position on tbelssue. Pilots Take Airport Plea ToOC Court Public interest in the legal ac· tlon aimed at preventing the closure of San Juan Capistrano Airport was clearly evident to- day in Orange County Superior Court. Pilots and their families were among onlookers who filled the courtroom of Judge Walter Charamu, the jurist being asked by suing pUot.i. to keep the south county airport open. PlJota' attorney Franklin Dimino ls seeking a writ that would set aside the city's closure date of June 1 and give him time to prepare for further legal ac. tion a1alnst the city. Attorney Morton Rosen is repreaeoUng the City of San Juan Capiltrapo. He said be will araue that tbere are no legal grounds far tbe court to prevent the city'• planned closure ac· Uon. Judie Cbaramza and lawyers for both sides discussed the is· sue in bia chambers this morn· lnl wbUe tbe capacity crowd waited ln the courtroom. ... ~ HOPE WITH PROSPECTIVE NEW 'ROAD' COMPANION George Burns May Pfay Bing Cro1by'1 Rote Another Road Hope, George Burns to Team? WASHINGTON CAP> -·Bob Hope may be going '"On The Road" again. this time with his longtime friend and fellow comedian George Burns. "George and l are discussing his taking the part Bing. Crosby would have played" before plans for the movie were dropped when Crosby died last fall Hope said Thursday. · . "lt'l~ be nice w.orking with God." Hope quipped m ref emng to the title role Bums played last year in the film comedy "Oh. God." . "Ro~? To Hong Kong" and "Road To Singapore were two of several "Road" films that Hope and Crosby starred in during the '40s. Hope made his comments to reporters after an hour.Jong special session of the House of Represen· tatives that paid tribute to the comedian's 75th birth· day. which is Monday. c Related story. A9 I Personal (]se? Supervisors Have Credit Card, Car Orange County supervisors may use a county-supplied car and a county gasoline credit card for both county business and personal use, according to rules they set for themselves over the years. And, while Board of Supervisors Chairman Thomas Riley said today he limits his own use or the credit card and county car. he said such de· cisiona should be up to the in· dividual supervisor. "I think that is a judgment as to the propriety that is up to each individual supervisor," Riley said. The Newport Beach supervisor had asked County Counsel Adrian Kuyper to re· search whether there are limits imposed on supervisors' use or their credit ca.rds. That request followed reports that Supervisor Laurence Schmit had used his county car and gasoline credit card on two vacations to Northern California and had permitted family mem· bers to use the car and card. Kuyper said that a county or· dlnance adopted in 1970 authorizes that each supervisor "shall also be provided the use of an automobile." Riley said he would never lake his county car on a personal vacation and seldom uses the credit card. Occasionally he buys his own gasoline. Riley said, but most often rms the tank at the county garage. Kuyper said "I conclude personal use or a county vehicle is available to board members and under CWTent regulatloos. practice and governing salary ordinance. th.ls J.ncludes the cost . . . whether paid through a creditcardorotherwise." Following a police stakeout and auto pursuit. student Jease Florea of Huntington Beach was arre1ted and cbarged with the Monday night rape of a Golden West College coed. Flores. 23. Ued an Orange County 'Superior Court trial tn Santa Ana Thursday where he raced a charge or attempled rape stemming from a March 31 downtown Huntington Beach in· cident. according to pollce Sgt. Louis Ochoa. Police Detective Art Droz as· serted he had matched Flores' fingerprints with those round in a Golden West College women's restroom where the Monday mght rape took place. A $500,000 arrest warrant ror Flores was obtained by police from West Orange County Judicial District court and another $250,000 warrant was is· sued when the suspect ned tus Santa Ana trial. Ochoa said. Acting on a tip, Huntington Beach staked out the area or Golden We s t Street and Westminster Boulevard In Westminster where Flores was believed to be heading, Ochoa said. Police spotted Flores at '3:30 p.m. and attempted to stop him as be W8.!i driving his auto. Police said Flores refUMd to stop until Detedive Droi forced the suspect to the side or the road near Maple Avenue and Chestnut Street in Westminster. Flores. a Golden West College student. was booked into Hunt· inglon Beach Jail with bail set at $750.000. He is erj_:e<:ted to be arraigned today in west Orange County Judicial District court ror the alleged Monday sex at· tack. Police allege that Flores ab- ducted a 23-year-old Golden West College coed in a restroom near the gymnasium at 8 p.m. during a class break. The victim, who was treated and released from Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital, said her at· tacker tu.med off the restroom lights and raped her in one or the stalls. Police said Flores had been free on bail pending the outcome or his Superior Court trial. Viets Sink W anhip BANGKOK. Thailand <APl - Vietnam s~ Its armed forces sank a C8mbodian warshlp and damaged two others when they entered Vietnamese territorial wate r s about 120 miles southwest of Ho Chi Minb City. Te Retire Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith said today he will retire from politics once the transition to black majority rule in his country is com· plete. Two Teens Face Raps In Break-in A youth and his teen·age com· panion were arrested on burglary charges after Seal Beach police allege the pair tried to escape Thursday night via the municipal pier. Timothy McGinnis. 18. or Arcadia. ano his juvenile com· panion were arrested after being found clinging to pilings at the end or Seal Beach Pier McGinnis remained In custody al Orange County Jail today 'ollowing the arrests about \ t p. m , while bis alleged partner was booked into Juvenile Hall on Identical charges. Police allege they shattere'.d a window at Seal Beach Sports Fishing, a charter boat firm with offices at the end of the pier, then tned to hide from responding police. A silent burglar alarm tripped by intruders alerted officers at headquarters which is barely two blocks from the head of the pier at Main Street and Ocean Avenue. They were spotted by respond· Ing offkers and picked up by an Orange County Sberlff's Harbor Patrol vessel out of Sunset Aquatic Park in Huntington Harbour. Investigators said today there was nothing taken from the sporlfishlng firm after the Wln· dow was smashed. Presents SHADE GARDEN ~---SALE~ And a resolution adopted in 1975 offers them either a choice of a monthly transportation al· lowance or use or a county. owned and maintained car "for hla official and personal use." Riley said he has circulated Kuyper's opinion to fellow board members. BLOOMING IMPATIENS WAXWF IEGONIAI There Is no other fertlllzer that can do more . He said be doesn't plan to pro. pose 811 immediate cb~e in the rules or limitations on personal use of the credit card or car. But Riley sald the topic may arise during budget dellbera· Uona later. Supervisors are given a choice or driving a car leased for them by the county or taking a $390-a· month cub transportation al· lowance. 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M......... • ..................... 'I. 99 ··. . .44 EW.VPl.OT ,.,._, ... tS71 . '··· ····~:;.~oas•ing I , • • Q ...... ~ Tem~~'\' Marplaiae Operators Signing Off END OF AN ERA DEPT. -'nH!re are those among us who are old enough to remember when you wanted to make a telephone call. you picked up the phone and the voice of the operator came on the llne, lnquirlng, "Number, please?" You gave 1er the number and she gave you the con- nection. It was simple as that. Telephoning ia more complex today. To make a call. you punch little buttons and the computer plays you a song. Wrong dialings get you a record· '"" . ing. Wrong numbers get you a fUMy ,._ f·-pbone bill. "(.:- This is the way it is just about every-. where in our nation. There ls, ''·' "'- however, one spot in California that still A clings to the telephone tradition of (.:J (t': yest:~e::AWN, on Santa Catalina .~ .. -~·: Island. you still pick up the phone and the central operator comes on the line, asking, "Number Please?" "nu.o. ca1mW.1" Usually the number you are calling only has three digits. And with the Qlanual switchboard operator, it's possible to still get the personal touch with your telephone caJIB. It can go something like this when you pick up the phone ~make a call: • Operalor: "Number, Please?" "Betty, give me Avalon 382." 1>perator: "Forget it, George: Maybelle's -«one to the mainlandtogetherleethfixed ... " Clearly. in the telephone nostalgia of yesteryear. the manual switchboard operators at Central knew just about everything that was going on in the villages and townships. They were among the first to know or the births, deaths. triumphs and traJedies In their town. They were in the mainstream of the party lines of America. ALAS, IT MUST BE reported that Avalon, Santa Catalina Island. will be swallowed up into the rest of com· puterized California at 12:01 a.m., Saturday, June 3. Al that time, the old manual switchboard at Avalon will go dead. Automated telephone gear that we have all come to know will take over. According to Art Leavitt of Pacific Telephone, Avalon's manual board is the last one in California and the last manual board in operation within the e ntire Bell Telephone System in the United States. Even the 20 independent phone companies in California have long since phased out switchboards and central operators. "THERE i\RE 1,600 independent phone companies e1cross the country, some manual boards are no doubt still around in those places," Leavitt suggested. At Avalon, however, one operator bas been ·•on the board" for more than 3S years. Leavitt said company officials wlll gather at the old switchboard a week from today to commemorate the end of an era at Avalon. "I suspecttherewlll beafewtearsshed," be said. Stay of Execution Granted Murderer · ATLANTA <AP> -A Georgia inmate scheduled to die in tbe electric chair today has been granted a 20-day stay or execution. Moreover, legal<>bservers say several avenues of appeal open to him make it unlikely the execution will be carried out anytime soon even after the stay expires. IT WAS GRANTED by Cobb County Superior Court Judge Luther Hames shortly after tbe U.S. Supreme Court voted 7·2 Thursday to turn down a request by Ronald Douthit to postpone his May 26 execution date until a formal appeal oft.he case could be made to the high court. . The justices ruled that Douthlt's attorney, Eugene Deal, bad failed to file for l.he review in time. Deal could not be reached for comment. · OOU'l10T ORIGINALLY was sentenced to be exeeuted March 3, 1976, but tbal was delayed while his attorney unsuccessfully sought a new trial. Hames said he granted the stay "because he (Douthit> bas not had any opportunity to make the various appeals that are normal· ly granted to ao individual." Millard Farmer, an attorney with Team Defense, a group that represents indigent defendants under death sentences throughout the country, said late Thursday that Douthit ''hasn't begun to ex· haust bis appeals." HE SAID OOVTHJ't still had avenues of appeal al the state and federal level and predicted the U.S. Supreme Court eventually would allow Douthit's attoTn•Y "a late filing" of an appeal. _ __.,, NATION I WEATHER Trallie SJotes Airline ~light Congress 'Hinders' President Delays Feared WASHINGTON CAP> -Prest· dent Carter is gomg public wi.th bis campaign lo st.em what he considers a dangerous con· gressional trend toward interfer. ing with presidential conduct or U.S. foreign policy. WASJUNGTON <AP> -Air traffic controllers are threatening a nationwide slowdown ot takeoffs and landings unless three air car· rters atop bumping the controllers from oveneas nJgbts. The.re were scattered, unconfirmed reports of delays ln lnc:oming flights at the tbree New York area airports Thursday night, but no conflrmat.lo.n that a slowdown · Carter. who has rrequenUy ex· pressed hi s frus tration ar. private meetings with members of Congress. used a nationaJly broadcast news conference on Thursday to complain that he .. can't compete at all. even peacefuHy." with Soviet and Cuban adventurt.m in Africa. had begun by the air traffic con· ------------ troUers. JOHN LEYDEN. president ot the Professional Air Traffic Con· trollers Organization, said he had no word that the "job ac· lion" was in effect. He earlier told reporters a "spontaneous" slowdown could hit "today, tomorrow or anytime." Air traffic control al New York's Kennedy and La Guardia Airports was back to normal this morning alter Thursday's pro· test . the Federal Aviation Ad· ministration said. An FAA spokesman said the FBI Agents Find Weapons In Hijacking MARlON. 111. <AP 1' -A shotgun, a rifle, two handguns. ammunition and clothing were found by FBI agents in a station wagon registered to a woman killed in a hijacked helicopter during an aborted prison break. The wagon was parked at an airport just 40 miles from the prison. "This would be a really ter· rific place to land after a prison break. There wouldn 't be anybody around to question you." said a worker at the Per· ryville Municipal Airport in McBride, Mo. Barbara Oswald of St. Louis. a 43-year-old mother of five, was killed Wednesday evening when helicopter pilot Allen Barklage, 30, grabbed her pistol and shot her in the head, said Edward Hegarty, FBI special agent in Springfield. Walling in vain to be plucked rrom a maximum -security prison yard were a bankrobber· kidnapper who has escaped twice from other prisons and two skyjackers, officials said. Admlt•£fll .. U.S . Sen. Edward Brooke. R·Mass., admits he gave false testimony in his divorce proceedings last year when he said he owed a friend $49,000, the Boston Globe rePorted in today's editions. traffic controUers ''sporadical- ly" delayed arrival• and de· partures tor as much as 83 minutes each between 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. to protest the n?fusal by three U.S. airlines to give them Cree inspection rides on overseas fiights. FAA officials said the delays had been caused in part by bad weather in Boston and increased passenger traffic due to the holi· day weekend. AIRPC.RT OFFICIALS in Chicago, Los Angeles and Atlan· ta reported no major delays. Leyden said the union is angered beeause the three car- riers -Pan American World Airways, Trans World Airlines and Northwest Orient Airlines - frequently refuse controllers free passage to observe cockpit techniques oo fiights to Europe and the Far East. Most airlines allow controllers to ride free on up to nine flights eight domestic and one in· ternational -a year. The union represents, 15,000 of the 17,000 controllers who guide planes into and out of the na· lion's airports and work for the Federal Aviation Administra- tion. WHILE A STRIKE against the government is illegal, officials said they would be hard-pressed to stop controllers Crom strictly adhering to FAA rules on aircraft separation and handling techniques, a tactic that in the past has caused disruptive slowdowns. At a news conference this week. Leyden said union mem- bers are "fed up" with the thr~ airlines' lack of cooperation over free passage. He said 12 major U.S. airlines have cooperated, but that Pan Arn. TWA and Northwest have bumped controllers from cockpit jump seats. Northwest has been grounded by a strike since April 29. ........ , ............. Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub. voe al critic of Carter policies. is retiring next year without disability benefits. Singlaub. 56. after 35-year career. will get no tax break on his $31 .455 an· nual pension. Carter Eyes Ross Ban on Nuke Testing NEW YORK CAPI -Despite the objections or military leaders and atomic energy of· ficials, President Carter has de· cided to ask the Soviet Union to agree to a ban on almost all test· ing of nuclear weapons. accord· ing lo the New York Times . In a report from Washmgton, the Times quoted administration officials as saying American negotiators have been instructed to seek an accord with the Soviet Union in which all nuclear test. ing would be stopped for five years. with only a narrow range of laboratory experiments ex- empted from the ban. Hinting that discussions on a nuclear test ban were already under way. Vice President Walter F. Mondale told the Unit- ed Nations disarmament session Thursday that an agreement would be completed "before too long." Until last November the Soviet Union appeared reluctant to pro. hibit underground tests for peaceful purpo5es. ' ''THERE'S A TREND in Congress that is building up that puts too much restraint on a president to deal with rapidly changing circumstances." he told reporters ln Chicago. In his remarks. Carter seemeo more determined to drc-w " line against further restr1ct1on.s than to repeal those already on the books. The president also was carefuJ to emphasize that he has "no in· tention of getting involved in Angola" or of sending U.S. troops into Africa. HIS COMPLAINT concerned use of peaceful forms of economic and humanitarian aid to combat Soviet-Cuban involve· ment. Meanwhile. a senior U.S. of. flcial told reporters traveling with Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance in New York than the ad· ministration has dismissed any notion of intervenjng in Anglol<t to back pro"Western guerrillas fighting the Marxist govern· ment. What the administration would like to have, this official said. is a contingency fund from which it could make special, spur-of-the-moment grants to friendly African government,:) needing help for a particular economic pro1ect. Carter said he has asked Vance, in cooperation with con· gressional leaders, to review ex· isling restrictions on presiden- tial action. Until that is complet· ed. Carter said. "I am not going to advocate any change in exist· ing law." But, he added, ··1 will oppose further restrictions.'' The Hit In The Desert. • Our combination of smart country club homes and Palm Desert's best location, with 36 holes of golf and 8 tennis courts, has created an unprecedented demand at Ironwood. We are now taking names for the next unit of these popular single-family and duplex homes, many with dramatic views of the encircling mountains and desert below. Several privately owned homes from earlier offerings are currently available through Ironwood Property Management Company, the exclusive sales agent for Ironwood Country Club. Arnold Palmer, president of the Ironwood Golf & Tennis Club, invites you to come out for a visit and to register with the Sales Office if you're interested in a home at Ironwood. Plains Get More Storms IRONWOOD Country Club Homes in Palm Oelat from $85,100 to $15'1,900. North Dakota, Texa8 Hit by Tornadoes "' u ~ .... '4 SS 13 .. ,. 57 ·" t4 71 ., n °' .. ., • JI .,. S3 • 5' '° )1 IQ ., as st .. 1!> t4 " .... .. ., 14 ,. tO .. 7J .. ., " 71 A IO 114 •• • • , ,., 1 ·~ 12 •2 ,9/ llllm s,...., H"11t W At ... 0.-. It j In r.ilrn ~rt 2 miln IOllth l l on rortola. Ttltphonc 1714) 346--0SR ~I FORNI A Fndlly. May 29. 1978 DAILY PILOT · 1 $ GOP Gubernatorial Hopefuls lnte,Uify CampaigiJ LOS ANGELES IAP) -With less than two weeks left before the primary e lection. the Republicans who want to be gov · ernor rntenslfied their efforts to persuade GOP voters that each one can beat Democratic Gov Edmund Brown Jr Attorney General Evelle Younger. leading in most polli., comfortably called ror party"um- ty at a Republican women's can- didate forum Thursday. urgin~ "for heaven's sake don't lt•t you~elf get so divided you can't get behind whichever candidate wins." Former Los Angeles pohce chief Ed Davis, close behind Younger. attacked Brown's ap· pointments and boat>led that he could be elected "' November because he is the exact opposite of Brown. ASSEMBLYMAN KEN Maddy raided the Democratic Party 1n a show of anti-Brownis m us former Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti and six other prominent Democrats endorsed Maddy and criticized Brown. San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson said Brown had only good inten- tions and did not run the govern· ment and s uggested shifti ng more of the state s aJes tax to local governments if Propositi<>n .. ,.wi....,... SISTERS REUNITED AFTER ALMOST SS YEARS Stella Bloom, Cectle De Meza, Rose Kelly, From Lett Surprise Flight Reunites Sisters LOS ANGELES IA P > The small. gray-haired wom an on the Los Angeles-bound fli ght thought the two women sitting next to her looked familiar. "Arc you Rose?" she asked one or them. The woman nodded. 'Then you're my"Sister." And so. amid tears and s hrieks heard throughout the airliner. 77-yesr-o ld Stella Bloom of Philadelphia was re· united Tuesday with her two Britis h s isters. whom s he had not seen for nearly SS years. "IT'S BEEN non·stop talking ever s ince." said Mrs. Bloom's daughter. Gloria Allred. She was Drug Kickback lrwestigated LOS ANGELES CAP > -San Diego county authorities are re· portedly investigating charges of kickbacks and excessive dru~ price markups involving four area hOSP.itals and Daylin Inc .. a mult1m1llion-dollar r etailing firm. The San Diego County Dastnct Attorney's Office has informa· lion that 4S lo 60 percent or Oayhn's gross billings were rc- turned for pharmacy space. the Los Angeles Times said in today 's editions. the perpetrator of the reunion aloft. "My mother hat.ln't seen my aunts in almost SS year s. because she left England when she was a young woman and moved to Philadelphia With the exception of the year a fter she got here. s he never went back. and her sisters -who were aged 4 and 5 when she left -never came to the United States. Ms Allred. who has visited her aunts In England. said they wrote la:-.l ycar and said they wanted to v1s1t her mother "I SAID. 'Wh y don't you just come to Lo:. Angeles and I'll have my mother come over and mee1 you here'," Ms. Allred said . The aunts Cecile De Meza. 63, of Manche!.ter and Rose Kel- lv. 62. of Southport -agreed. but said they had tickets to Philadelphia. So Ms. Allred suggested they transfer to a Los Angeles flight from Philadelphia, and offered to make the arrangements. Unbeknownst to any of them. she booked all three on the same fhght -in adjacent seats. Cool, Batiste Fabric Sport Shirts 12.90 Reg.17.50 Coolest. lightest sport shirt yet. Easy-care Dacron~ polyester and cotton batlsle in a choice of soft. summer pastel plaids end checks. Styled with short sleeves ano breasl pocket silverwoods FASHION Ill.AND. NEWPORT . , 13 pass~. Brown. munwhile, belittled the Democrats' shaft to Maddy and told a lawyer group that 58 percent more dangerous felons have been imprisoned since he has been governor. YOUNGER, DAVIS and Wilson spoke at a candidate's night s ponsored by the San Fernando Valley Republican Women's Federation. Maddy had been scheduled to s peak. but was stranded in San Francisco when his private plane broke down. The three candidates did not confront one another or debate each other. but made mild state- ments and answered a few ques- tions. It was probably the last time the GOP gubernatorial can- didates will appear together before the June 6 primary. Younger. as befitting the lead- ing candJdate, said hltle as he urged Republicans to remember that '"the real battle is against the opposition This is a family right. .. DAVIS CONTINUED his at- tack on Brown's appointments t.o court and state boards. which he had characterized in another speech Thursday as consisting of "the ideologues of the left. who do everything thev can to c rush the s pirit of free en· terprise in California." Re ferring to what he calls Brown's backers an left -wing consumer and environmental groups. Davis told the GOP women. ··i can't appeal to a single one of his constituenb. I 'm diametrically opposed to his constituents and that's why 1"11 be elected" Walson . who oooo~es the Jarvis property taK an1tiat1ve. suggested that if it passes the state could g1vt-local govern- ments three or four cents of the six-cent sales tax instead or JUSl one cent The anit1at1ve, Proi)o.1 tion 13, as t'xpectcd to cost J~I ,'!overnment.s $7 billion In rlv enue by cutting property t.i»e:-. 57 percent. : . MORETTI, WHO lo:.ttn<.' Democratic gube rnatorl I nomination to Brown four yea ~ ago, said he was s upportir1g Maddy because ··1 don't believe California can very well surv1\tc fo ur more yea r s of Jerry Brown " At a Los Angeles news con ference. Moretti said Maddy, un old friend, ··1s practical. he', moderate. he wi ll be able fo work with the Legislature ... Price Fixing Charged. Brown commented. "'Morelt1I, still unable to get over the fa(t he Jost the governors hip. tr anything. it's going to hurt Mad dy in the GOP primary." I IN HIS SP EECH to the LO~ Angeles County Bar Associahoo. Brown defended his determinatt.· sentencing law. which went in~> effect last :.ummer. Beef Market Noncompetitive, Says Solon LOS ANGELES CAPl -A Democratic state senator says Southern Cahfornia beef pnces a rc set under a price fi King structure that results in con sumer costs or 5 to 15 cents more per pound. John Garamendi of Mokelumne Hill said Thursday that based on recent hearings and a copyrighted story by local t e levis ion r epor t er Wi n a Sturgeon. the beef market is noncompetitive because of its domination by Safeway, the largest buye1'. The giant supermarket chain the first lo receive weekly bids from mealpackers -de- termines prices paid for meat under a longstanding agreement between the s tores. Ms . Sturgeon said Thursday on KHJ-TV. Ordrr A .. ail~d LOS ANGELES <A P l -The county assessor 's order to cancel this year 's property re- assessments might have calmed the outraged property owner. but it prompted another round of accusations and outer) among Hiring Quota Of Minorities· Contested SACRAMENTO <AP I "Whether this turns out to be a landmark bigger than Bakke. I couldn 't tell you." These were the words Thurs· day of Sacramento County Dis- tract Attorney John Price. Price was referring to a Bak· ke ·like situation that has grown out of a racial minority haring quota imposed on has office by the Sacramento County Civil Service Commission. The commission said several years a~o that Price should in· elude three minorities in his staff of 65 attorneys. But Price. in a move similar lo that of Allan Bakke, filed swt in 1975 against the commission. appealing the quota. Bakke, a white medical school applicant, challe n ged the Univers ity of California at Davis• preferential admissions progr am for minorities. That suit is before the U.S. Supreme Court. ( J ty. the defendant could get out of ST ATE Jail en a certain tame ·· , _ ~-row Part fl s~1 stal e 0Htc1als over the con- troversial matter State Board of Equilization member William Bennett called Thursday's move by Assessor Alexander Pope an illegal at· tempt to thwart Proposition 13. the J a rvis·Gann property tax in· iliative on the June 6 ballot that would limit taxes on all property to 1 percent of market value Critics claim the measure will cripple local government by tak· ing away S7 billion in revenue Petitio• FH~d LOS ANGELES IAPl Because he says the present law Is "too weak.·· State Sen. John Briggs, R-Fullerton. has Ciled a petition seeking to place an in· itiatlve on the November ballot that would stiffen C<tlifornia ·s existing death penalty. One of the major· points in Braggs· initiative would provide that jun"· be informed before handing down a verdict that "if the) do not gave the death penal· LOS ANGELES IAPI -A coc ktail party at the San Clemente homt! of former pres1· dent Richard M. Nixon 1s part of the r curuon plans this weekend for about 300 former Amencan prisoners of war in Vietnam. According to or~anizers. this will be the largest reunion of fo rme r POWs since Nixon held a reception for them at the Whale House in May 1973 /Jfarhte D~tlt rrolJed CA MP PENDLETON <AP> A Marine recruit preparing to hre has M-16 rifle for the first time at the Camp Pendleton rine range has died of a self·innicted guns hot wound to the head, a Marine spokesman said. It appeared the shooting death Thursday of Pvt. Rogeho E. Osornaa. 18. of San Fernando was accidental. but an invesl1ga- llon was being conducted into the mishap, said Lt. Col Make Sweeney C r 1 t i c !> • 1 n c I u d 1 n g t h"t' Republlcan candidate:.. havt· l la1med criminals are gettifl1: 'horter sentence:-. than under t"-· old system whereby sentenc~ were vague and a parole boar<J decided when an inmate s houhJ be rc•leased He '>aid 3.422 felons were sen tenced to state prisons duri~ the first four months of thlt- year. compared with 2.170 dur 1ng the same period in 197~. before the new law. THE OTHER Democrats e~ do rs1ng Maddy were Paulinf' Davis. a former '>late Assemblr member from Plumas County . Gerry Crowley, president of thr C a I 1 for n i a 0 r g a n i z a t 1 on of P olice and Sheriffs: Tom Hunter. business manager of the Plumbers and Papefilters Local 467 in San Mateo; Denn1 fi Schlumpf of Tahoe City, a 197fi Carter delegate to the party con vcnt1on; Tom Kiernan. !' Sacramento reallor who carq pa1gned for Brown in 1974; anU 8111 Popejoy. a Democratic fund ra 1s~r and president of Americafl Savings and Loan m Los Angel~ TODAY GM's HOTTEST Selling Intermediate Car A vailahle Today at ORANGE COUNTY'S #I Buick Dealership BAUEIBUIC& REGAL I I I R~L LIMITED I I I REGALTURBOCHARGERSPORTCOUPE . ., j .~--·· .,,.~J - Take your pick This Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday 65 to choose from . . • % Discount Off manuflcturw's sugnted price. Plus always Bauer Super Trade-in Allowance Don't Miss This Weekend Sale! o-.ng•Co•stD••••P••o• Editorial Page ..................................................................... Friday, May 26. t978 Thom•~ Keev 1 /cd1'0• M e dic al Center Bill Collection When <.1ount~ go' e rnml·nt '-O ld Orangl' County \h•d1cal Center to l'Cl School of Mcdicrne. 1l w~s <.1greed that the rount) \\Ould ('Olle('t the then outMandmg patient bill~ It also .. , ils ugrcL•d that 111 the future the un1vers1t~ \\ould ullc mpt to c olle ct the patient bills run up by m edical mcJigenb Ho"'evc r. un1rn1tl LHlls would revl'rl to <.1 county res pons ibility cifte r lht• un1H·r s 1ty exhausted normal col lecllon e fforts Tht• Or<Jnge County Gl'and Jury s aid las l week l~al q Junty gove rnment should plan ury keeping a col!ect~on u:am at lJCI Medtcal Cente r but pointed out a dupltcat1on of c o llcct1on ef forl. The jury 's r etomme ndatwn made sen::.c. cspcc1ally ~intc count y bill collectors .ipparently are going over ).!ro und alrcacl\' t'O\'<.•red by unive rs ity colle ctors . But t he r e ts a cos t involved And if the county b l'll. p eeled to pick up the unrver~11y·s e nd or the collect1on cl fort. there s hould be a reimburs ement a~rcement. l\fte r nil . 1hosc who a r g ue d for the unive r s 1t .' t<.ikco \t.•r of tht..• m e dic al center said continued expen· cltture of count' m on e\' there \\OUld be mimm1zed b v lhc eh~tn~cov1. .. r · · · /lien· 1r1// ht• JJ prnpo.~llwns on Ilic .June Ii ballot The £Ja1f11 1'1 /111 will 111 ft!r nmt menr a11d recm11rm:11dat 1011s 1111 u// 1111' 1iro/JO!l1f11111s l1t>llc1•e11 now and t'leclum da11 • • • Legislators' Pay PROP. 12 o n the June 6 ballot would c reate an in d t'Pl'tHll-nl ~c.>n·n-membcr comm1ss1on to set s alartes and ll'lnge l)l'1Wf1ts fu r m e mbe rs of the s tak Leg1slat11n-. -.tJ l l' t·nnst1l ution~l o rf1cers und 1uclgt''-· It '·" des1gnt·d lo overcome two problems The publ1e u lllt·ry tha t goe!) up C\ ery t ime the lt•g 1slator '> \'Olt..' t hl'm~l'h t•s lht• 5 p <.·1Tcnt pa~· rais e they ~Ht' cnt1tlL·d to lJlldL•r lhl' ('Ons t itullon ;rnd tht· nred to m a inta in adl· qLJ<tl l' pa~· st(Jll'~ lh<tl \\ tll enC'o urnge qualified citizens to 11a rl1t 1palc 111 government ;r The eomm1ssion would recomm end .salaries and lknl'l'tb afkr holding ope n hL•anng::. al which the publi<.' ooulll <;pl'ak The Legi!->laturc the n would vote to approve to d 1sappl'uvc the recommendations . H could not change lhl'rn \ \ otc lo d1.s:1ppron• by the Leg 1.slature'would r esult rn lormat 1011 ol <A llt'''' comm1s51on to come.• up with new f et·ommL·nda t1om .. In a n \ c<i!-.C'. Lhe tommis::.ion \\OUld hl• y1slrn1Hkd w1d .int''' on~· form<.·d even · two ~ear~. to 1n Mtr't' fn·l·dom from poltttt·al 1nflut'ntt• Opporwnt~ ol Prop. 12 an· doubtful about g iving lht· "·"""·\ 1 ·t·'lpons1h1 lit~ lo a commissio n no t dir<.'ctl ~ .Ill'-\\ t·r:1hlt• to tilt· t•lt•t·loralt" But the elected lcgisli:itor~ ''ould haw 10 '''l>rt·~~ th<.'mselves rndrv idua lly in the ir ''ll c.., Tht· "ah.try t om m 1s.s1on pro<:cdurc appears lo bt• 11w rt..• cq u1t<.1 bit· for i.l ll c:oncerned I >1e Dazly 1'1/ot recommends a YES vote on Prop n YES on 10and11 PROP. IO 1~ de.s ig ned to l'llcouragc owners to re - h:J bthtal t• older blllldings by <Me ring a fl\·e -year exemp- tion from :.1dcl1t1o nal property lax fol' rl'habilitated r es1 dl·nt1;1l chH·lhngs rn specified a reus \I p r<.·sent. a sses<>ors u r c• obltgcd to inc r e i.lse ,1-.i-t·~-.ml'nt~ for t'at·h 1 mp1 ovl'm cnt made. a procedurt• t h<tl t;.1n lil' d1s(·our<1 g in~ for soml' who wo uld Irk~ to put 1 hL·tr b u1ldmgs in bl'lll'J s h:.ipt• T hv propos al would limit the exe mptio n lo dwellin,gs m loc<tl h <l<'s1g na t<•<I rd1ab1lit:Jt1on ;.1reas While this 111ighl seem unfair to O\\nc rs of o lder buildings outsidl• 'illl'h a r eas. It ''ou lcl at lt•ast rehe\'e some of the t ax h11 rcl <.·n rn nrndo" n ne ig hborhoods that most need some t".1t l'l1flrng. '' 1lhout plarmg any additional burden on otht.•1· I a .xp<1~ t'l''- Tlw f)all!I Pilot recommendsri YES ooteon Prop. 10 ••• PROP. 11 was fo rmulated lo provide a m ea ns of cop. mg \\1th a tax problem that c a n arise whe n ne w counties ~n· tor med Tht• s tate consl 1tution now pro\'1des that pro- pt•r\.' owned I'>~ a lo<:a l gove rnme nt outs ide its local boun dane:-. 1~ laxablt•. Prop l l would permit maintenance of a t ;.1:.. I r et• sl!-il us on s u l'h pro perties th al a r c loc ated in coun t1<.1s lorm('d:JftcrJ<.1n. I. l978. \t this time the propositwn is aimed dire ctly al Los .\ngl'I<!~ Count~"~ Wayside llonor R anch o. a maJor prison dt.'tl'nl1on focihtv. whic h would be loca led within the boundaries of the proposed new Canyon County , should thal <.'OUnty ur formed . and therefore no longer tax l'\'.Cmpt as 1t 1s 111 Lo~ Angelrs County . Prop. 11 woulrl permit Los Angeles taxpay e rs to con- t tnue bene fiting from the Rancho's tax-exempt status . Thr.., may ht..· a loca l issue now. but s uch a proviso is ad \ 1.s Jbh.• to pre\'<.'nt newly formed counties from s lapping 1,1 \'. bills on an~· forme rly tax -exempt govt:>rnme nt I .1r 1 lltil·:-lhc~ may inherit. \ Yf;S m te 011 Prop I I 1s recommended. • Opinions expressed m the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and anists. Reader comment 1s invited. Address The Daily Pilot. p o. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) &42-4321 Boy d I Bathtub Writer By L.M. BOYD French playwright Ed· mond Ro s ta nd wro t e "Cyrano de Bergerac" 10 his bathtub Maybe you've heard lha l. It's true. But you rarely hear why he did so. Rostand hated to be interrupted. But o~ar Gl9o~piy G u~ How comt" Ca rter for~ot to include "big govt>rnrncnt" in urging "big b\lsiness" and ·'big union:>" to cut prtces and wages to cut lnflaUon1 c.s.c. \ he couldn't bring himself to den y admittance lo h is friends. Taking a bath was a reasonable refusal Writing a masterpiece wasn't. In Dayton. Ohio. there's a D1a l ·a M om tel ep h o n e service. For young mothe rs. mostly. who have no mo ms of their own to call. A volun· teer starr or exp erienced mothers there field queries about cookery. d1apery and ctcetery T hat state with t he moRt bankruptcies. the most s u1c1des. the most case~ of cirrhosis or the liver and the most metropolitan crime, per capita, is Nevada Q . "What.·~ th e most popul:ir s t am p ever printed"" A The Or\C created by artist Robert Jndlana tn tte4. WUh ~\Pa 31> mllliou CO])~tl tQl"Md out fSIJlce Lhea.. It _s.ay1 1tmpt1 .. LOVE ... Nick 'lbimmesch Parents Can Fight Kids TV Ads WASlllNGTON The TV in duslry 1s so swollen with profit. arrogant with power '-'"d pan dering to appetite that 1t 1s d1£ f1cult to take the industry's part 11\ the battl<.· over whether the F e de ral Trade Comm1 ss1on \FTC I should try to ban TV ad!> d esigned to furlher addict children to sugar treats and Junk foods. The TV moguls hide behind I h1cknesse~ nf lawyers a nd the First Amt:•nd ment on U11 s sco r e. but they <J re no w o r se than t h eir a llies. the food 1n du s tr v hucksters • Still. l must a g n •e with Volt<.11re l hate your damned Junk food and the despicable way you unload 1l on kids thus en courag1n ~ parents to beco me helpless wimps -but J will defend to the de ath your right to peddle 1t. THE Fl'C, trying to enlarge Its role as the federal nag. wants to I Ban as decepli ve or un fair all TV ads addressed lo children under age 8 2 Ban a!> deceptive or unfair T V ads of h1~hl) s ugare d or ca vity produc10g s nack foods to c hildren under l 2 who pre :.umably cc.tn 't understand long term health risks 3 -Require that TV ads for children under 12 for s ugared products be balanced by nutritional and health mes~ages paid ror by ad· vertasers l stand in the trenches with do· gooders like Bob Choate·s Coun- cil on Children and t he Media and the magazine Nutnllon Ac lion who deplore and denounce the hyped, Pied-Piper TV ads for s uch goodies as Hershey's Ins tant and Nestle '::. Quick . llubbh.• Yum Bubble Gum. ~ugar Baby. Sugar Pops. Super SuJ(ar Crisps. Cocoa Puffs and Corny Snaps. Cap'n Crunch, Wrnp· pies. Spa ghetti O's. Burger Kmg. McDonalds. Kool Aid . oh. what·s the use.., On Saturday mornmg. tl 1s fou r h o ur s o f glop Superfrtends melding with Fruit Cre m es melding with Bugs Bun· ny m elding with Mr. Goodbar and Batman and Tarzan and Mu11ammad Ali and Magic Cow. NEARLY ALL the aforemen t 1o ned e dibles a rc of dubious nutritional value for kids or adults. are overpriced and are \:t s tl y o 'erc on s umed If Americans hvt' in a nation with the cheapest market basket 1n the 1nduslriall2ed world, they are also the worst eaters. due '" no small way to our restless- ness. our demand for instant g r at1C1 cat10n and TV com · mercials. But for the federal govern- ment to tell the T\! industry 1t can 'l advertise this stuH is too heavy·handed and probably un· constitutional. Allow the teds to do this. and next at will be c lothing. toys and maybe comic books. The government's oc· casional duty to protect children by law should not be tr1ttered away on junk rood. Jt is parents who should fight junk food and keep 1t out or their children's mouths. The FTC pro- posals are Just another move by governme nt. on all levels. to secularize parenthood and give pare nts an alibi lo become even weaker IF . as the anll-Junk food lobby complains. the a verage child I age 2· ll > sees 20.000 TV com- mercials a year and is seduced by frolicking el ves~ rabbits and w izards into wh1n1ng a nd screaming for sugar·laden food. where are the pa rents? If Americans d on 't car e that hucksters dominate our hves . our stomachs. lhe health or our teeth and Ja wbones. or our "THe. PTA t£ s rvPtO. VIOLENT SHOWS OON'f AFFECT A~YOtJ~. WHY I 'VE. g~~N lN TV '1S YE:A~ Now AND ..• SANC?, ~AN<?! GoT Yo~ 1\iAT T1Me, DTTL.£ Y ! ... 1' Paul H arvey children and t•\cn our pollt1ce1l v1ewpomt., <v1.s Norman Lt<ar and certain "new;.\ · progr<1m mmg 1. then. truly 81~ lSrotht r will take ove r Instead of the f'TC becoming the r.ag. aren "t ther£• enough an gry c1t1zens to har&ngut• w11h thes e question!. Why not turn off the tube when ~ueh k1ddu .. programs come on·• Why not :.d } no al the supermarket ' Why not tell your children that you an· the boss." Why not raise hell wtth the networks. boyeott junk food. picket superma rket~ cind u:.t· free speech instead of trying 10 shut 1t down" NOW 111£ fTC and the do· gooders argue lhal restriction~ on ads beamed al children an: compatible with Supreme Court precedents. that children dt>· serve ~pec1al legal protection. and that TV advertising usurp~ the role of parents by · 'us1n~ sophisticated techniques to turn children into bUCces1oful nag· gers." Already there have been an· gry words and clever jockeying in Congress over the Fl'C pro· posal. Sen. Lowell We1cker J r. < R ·Conn _> t o ld Mr c hat•I Pertschuk. FTC chairman. the.it "preoccupation with whC1t children eat involving extensl\•t• resources and staff 1s waste of taxpayers· money.·· Pertschuk snapped. "They·n have to break m y a rm to get me to stop this in vest1gation ... We1cker hinted he would try lo cut FTC.., ap propnal1on:.. and Pt-rt:.chuk promised a fight T H E FTC could put on quite J show here becaust.> runds art' available to qualified person~ and groups to take part in the hearings scheduled for next fall There could be quite a pileup of candy wrapper!-. bubble gum • and cereal boxes if lhl' <Jrguing gets hot and hea .. } But last we<.'k. a House cip- propriat1on~ subcommittee vol ed S 4 lo prohibit lhl' FTC from spendin~ money on any effort af feeling food products alreadv rated safe by yet another federal agenc} -the Food and Dru~ Admm1strallon So FTC might be s tymied for the moment Oh why. oh why l'<Jn·t parent' be parents. and JUSl turn Ofr lhc TV set and not allow thl;'1r children to eat this stuff" Why do we wind up with all the :.lphabet agenc1ei; ~w1mming around in the alphabet soup·· Another View of Those Military Pensions This is strange. All this to·do over retired military personnel who keep working and earning and paying taxes_ Ambition 1s n o w to b e punished further -while our go ve rnme nt continues to reward th e lazy. the in dig e nl a nd the pro · m1scuous Arter study In g the sub J<'C I O f mll i lilry re· llrem enl pay. a pres idential commission has come up with the recommenda· tion that "1l costs loo much monev " No w. il may be as senseless to retire all mihlary per:.onnel at half puy afte r 20 years as 1t 1s to arbitrarily force retirement on Sydney Harris anybody at any age. But for us now to renege on the benefits with which we have lured pe ople into m ilitary servict> 1s unconscionable. The vNy idea that our nation should now break its promise lo those who have rontnbutcd most self· lt·s~ly to our country and its s t'curity 1s mconce1vablt.> Y t•t ~rc 1t come~ NOW. if a man or woman has bl•t•n in uniform for more than fo ur years. tht' old 20 year r e- tlr('ment would apply But for :rn.v 1n unrform less than four ~cars and for any who sign up in the future. 30 years' service would be required for retire· ment Proponents of the plan predict 1t will save $10 billion a year - eventually Retarding the retirement da te for military personnel m l he rutur(' does d~sen e con- "1deration. probably 1s a good 1dc u . But the arguments being ad- vanced ~uggcst some ominous poss1biliticl> For one thmg. the House C1 v1I SHv1re Committee ha~ beco mi.tkmg much of the fact that al lettst 39 retired military men - with fu lH1me JObs to s upple menl their pensions now earn more than the Vice President of the Vnited State~. THAT IS supposed to amply what"' I respectfully suggest that many retired generals and ad- mirals a nd others, lending their experience a nd admm1strat1ve ability lo rndustry. ure worth more than the Vice President or the United State:.. In l'very reference lo what the report calls "inordinately high levels or ~mpensal1on being re- C' t-iv e d b y l>Ome retirt:d m1hlary ... there i-. no men1 1on of ttH· in\'rea:-t>d income l<ixt>' these pcopl(• must p;iy lN MANY cases the mC'rea:-cd taxe!. a mount lo more than lhl' total m ilitary pt:ns1on ' Al so wtth HEW Serretarv JoHph Califano pubhcly csd \Oc atin~ takin~ Soc1at Secunty beneht~ away from any <tnd all retirees who have whttt he con- ~1de rs an "adequate·· incom"' the very worrisome poss1 b1ht y e "C1 <:ls tha l our government m ight also renl'ge on already establis hed m1l11a ry pension~. usin~ that money to buy tht> votes or the do nothingc;. It wa~ Britain·., Prmcc Ph1h p who traced Britain'.; declint• w11h these words .. Government bee a me too concerned with r<" wards for the underpriv1\egerl und tht• unfortunate until now c.•v<•r y body 10 nn1 .1 1n 1 ... un dcrpr1v1lcged and unlortun:ilc " Country Classifieds Open a Whole New World Although. as you might tm, agine. I am a dili gent newspaper r e ader . I ta r e ly sea n the l'lassified ads when I am In the ('1ty. except upon those rare OC· (•asions when I happen to be in the market ror some item tn the country. on the other hand . I avidly devour the c l a s s i.Ji e ds alon~ with my m orning ('rumpet and Jam . For. un hke the ones in tt1e Ctt )' papers. which lend lo be cut· a nd-dried. prosaic and pnt<lict able -t he wame old u11ed l)iano. pedigreed poodle. pt to ~h. ~. $In&. gent • or Che" Cd . cndth. P I S A I C -the co untry ctau\Oed.& reek of e.artl)lnea, bum,,. 1-....a~. an1maJ odora. ot· c.Jiatda.-an&;; HmL -r am tnvar1ably rasclnated by f the things people want to buy. sell or trade In the country. Would you like s \0-root quack digger and butchering kettle .. How about a c lay silo unloader" Or a batch of canary grass for mulch and feed? Maybe a cider press., A used rony saddle" A field sprayer '. A headllghl a imer ? A hydrauli c wood spUt· ter? O R P OSSIBLY you have ~lashed away som e extra hog farrowing crates you·d like to dispose or: there's a man who wants them. Have you stored away a covey of old wooden de· t•oy duck!!" Another c hap Is eager to buy them "In any qu&n· tlly " Or perhaps your alUc Is rluttered with used e lectr ic trains -here lS a bidder, "any aauge. any condition ... Alm0$t every day. It seems rrorn the ads. ther~are r C.QuPl• o r h ouse nlea. porch s ales. puae-sal~. lawn HIH. or farm auctions Oerm&Jf: *' --------- steins or English riding boots; old brass portholes. teak ship wheels. solid brass ship bells. port and starboard hghts. even Model A Ford parts A collector could go crazy Just m aking the rounds. VOlJ CAN pick up freshening heifers. ste.wing hens . busy bees. "a gentle Yorkshire boar pig." 100 large type white Leghorn pullets -"good layers" -and a 8tortllog diversity of horses, In· e lud ing a ·•w e ll trained Reslsteced Arabian dapple gray colt. iVi )'t-ar!' old. rather Re11stered Grand Champion of 2 slltes. pictures In masazlne and 2 newsp11ptr11 . mother Registered Blue Ribbon Win· ne r " In the juicy aru of CO· mesUbles. you can h\cy honey r~aht.(rom the hive. You can pick rouc_ ()W'll apples -Mcintosh, C«tf.,,., ~ ~ .fonathans, It al ridleulously k>w price by the bushel. Not lo men lion Flemish beNuty. s tark. dt• lic1ous s!ckle pe~r~. And home J(r own m uple ... yrup by th gallon POSSIBL V if I were country bred. I might not find all of th1:- quite so tantaliiin~ "Canttry gras~" might not excite my Im · agination it I knew whas1 It wa. ... nor ~ "cider pres~" :seem so charmingly qualn1 u I had been fo rced to work one a:-. d little boy on the farm Y"t. making atll allownnces for "'Y rustle \~norancc tnen after m o r t tti iin ?O Yl'ctr" asummertna in tb~ crook or the creek 1, the~ rern~hH• somet.hlnl( warm and tl~h and hum•nly N>m pe-lllna In the-s e publ\c olferinB!t -not lea~t or all thecoti WbOSe daddy &Ot his p1ct Urt ln t hat m a aaztne a-nd two n•w.-papers There's pa-total glory (OTJ'C)U. II I l NATIONAL Fndly. May 28. 1978 OAIL y PtLO'i A 7 Ex-POW Vows to Serve Others Ali'WI,..._.. TOM McNISH, MD TO BE, SMILES AT PATIENT Former POW In Emory Hospital, Atlanta Ice Cream Grading Plan Melting Away WASHINGTON <AP 1 The government 1s dropping grade standard:. for 1cc cream that would have ranged from the pleasing flavor of premium to the rancid taste of Grade B The proposal, kept on ice since last winter so the public could comment. turned up no overwhelming support, the Agriculture IJcpa rtmcnt :.aid A :.s1st<int ~l·t·rclc.try Carol Tuckt•r Fon:m:.in :-.:.i1d thl' plan for thrt~l' ~r:.ufr:-. of qu;Jllly wa:-. bat·ked by 228 of those.· f1hng comments and opposed by 195. F orty one pt•uplt· cxpre:-.:-.cd neither c.tpprov.il nor oppos1t1on THE PROPOSi\L would have rated ICl' cream on the basts of flavor. body and texture. and color. Premium grade would have meant the product "possessed a pleasing and desirable flavor c h aracteristic of fresh dairy ingredients ." U .$. Grade A would have meant "a fairly pleasing and desirable flavor " Dy HUGH .\. M ULLIGAN "" 5-IM Cer~I ATLANTA -Somewhere In the middle o( that 6 "4,.year long dark night, somewhere between the beaUngs with a truck fan belt and the months spent in !-iolitary with no eye-to-eye con. tact with the other prisoners. Tom McNis h vowed that If he ever got out of North Vietnam alive. he'd make someth ing of his life He 'd spend the rest or his days. if any came his way, help- ing other people. ON J UNE 12, AT the Emory University graduation exercises. the promise made in a Hanoi prison called "Heartbreak Hotel" becomes a reality. Thomas McNish. F -105 pilot. becomes Thomas McNish M.D lhs heart is set on a family praC· t1ce. "treating kids mostly .. At 36. h e's the second oldest in his class. McNish. from Franklin. N.C. was 24 years old when he was ~hot down on a September Sun- day in 1966 within 10 miles of I lano1 A 1964 graduate of the Air Force Academy who wanted all has life up until then to becom e a test pilot, McNish had arrived at his Thailand air base two m onths before and was on his 45th mission, a raid on Jlanoi 's petroleum dump. IT'S ALL THERE, still vivid in his mind. "but it seems like it happened to someone else." The radar-controlled ack-ack catching up with him over the target, the plane on fire. eject- ing, tearing up his knee on the way out. the welcoming commit· tee of soldiers and farmers w~en he landed m the rice paddy, be· 1ng dragged into town with a rope around his neck and pass- ing out several times on the way. Then the days and weeks and months and years of waiting, or longing, of torture. of everything but dispa1r. "I NEVF.R GAVE up." said Tom, bouncing his 2-year· old son on his knee .. No day was so bl<ick I didn ·1 think our re- lca:.c was six months away When six m onths passed, I'd think in terms of another six." /\ quarter of his Jue up to then s pent in rat-ridden. mosquito· infested prison camps with names like "The Zoo." .. The A SALE. THIS SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND MONDAY. CELEBRATE THE ORANGE CoUN1Y ANTIQUE GUILD'S FIRST ANNIVERSARY WITH SOME MEMORABLE BUYS. NOW S1.99 Ba.con h:rn' N~St8 &·,·elcJ Mirror' NOWS20 Twi!-it Candlestick!. NOWS95-l185 Eumpt'(ln Wir<lrobt.·, Holland Doors NOWS45 v::?'i . -_ .J 60" model · NCM'*1200 Solid Oak Reissue Roll Top Desks 0vP'Y Wc\gon ~'2895 Durch ~~II Tree~ An English Edwardian Sideboard. Ourgih to one lucky customer. Register this weekend only. rol's195.s375 Dutch and Belgian beveled glass sideboards o ........... c. .. .,,, N,...,,. ... f,., ...... 41 °"'' k1...J Ea .. 114n~1 11~1 ~n 1(1 "'" f.1<ind1v 1h""'Kh <;,11u1~v I•''" f\ c•n 'iunJtv """q"' Gu11J Rt.i~v1n~ Chtrjjt Accc•1m1/}.l.i.i1·1 Ch.tr11"18a"k/\mttt<•rJ/O.-l1vrrv """'t<< ,,.,labk lt•m• 1llu>trll't•I •r< :.s:i;;t::~~,·~ ~~'- .-•• I.bk I"' pllt<h .... · rri.•> 111~.J II 1h.-Ou11w-· C.111n1v111'f• ,..,,. 0 TAO 1o.1t11 The,tteasures·pictured are just a tiny sample of the special buys waiting for you at The Antique Guild through Monday. 1ifE ANnQuE GulLP B~ ~Y'S f\JRkmJRg MAus ~ Mc2SrJR100\v. ' t ~ ' Agony of Prison Motivates AF Pilot to Study Medicine "Jn the nine-man rooms. Wt' had 1sn entt:-rt;iu:mt-nt ho1.1r ever y mght. You had to tell d movie in total detail. tt took three to four hour!' Saturday· ttiere'd be <a doublt: featltrt-. When I got out I Sdw ·or Zhivago' for the first time The prison version was better ·· Pool llall ... "Heartbreak Hotel" and .. Skid Row." the torture camp for "attitude cases. the bad guys who wouldn't cooperate with the propaganda lea rns." and "Oogpatch ... up near the Chinese border. where they were taken bltnd·folded 1n truck:. when the B-52s came over Hanoi. TORTURE FOR A bad at tilude varied from kneeling on a concrete noor and standing at attention with your arms UP· raised to having your arrns roped together behind your back until the elbows touched and beatings with a truck fan belt wh1ch. hke a rubber hose. left no scars "Some were given 400 to 500 lashes.·· Tom said . listing in his mind the names of those who didn't make 1t back "The most I ever got. was 10 at & time " Sometimes they were nine in a room. som etimes two but often they were alone "BUT THERE WAS always communication. We had a tap· ping code that they never could stop. Some of the guar ds knew a little Englis h and a few even were kind to the prisoners. but without fail they would dbap· pear in a week or two " On •that s unny Sunday in March 1973. when he was freed in the second prisoner release. Tom McNish was 31 years old He hadrft read a book in 61i )ears. Some of the medical schools he applied to told him he was too old, too much out or the study habit HURRY! OFFER EXPIRES JUNE 4, 1978 Limited Time Only! Direct from RCA ... (91l~:J Vona, the widow with two kids whom he became e ngaged to at President Nixon's reception for the ex-POW's in the Green Room of the White House. urged him on with his dream and has promise. "LOOKING DACK now. those years weren't a waste ... said Tom. gazing around al the memorabilia in his basement museum s napshots of the prisoner release. newspaper clippings of "Operation Home Com mg ... old Air Force posters and diplomas from different flight schools "There was time to think and get your head togcth&r and de· cide what you really dughl to do with the rest of your life Pnson gives you some self confidence "Maybe you ·vc seen the worst life can throw at you My mother was a very kind person. She spent her life helping other pco pie. "IN PRISON, I thought a lot about her. She died the yeHr after [ got out "With nothing to read. we did a lot of mental gymnastics In a two-man room. you'd pick the other guy's mind of everything he knew. Twice I was with guys who had pre-med They taught me biology and anatom) Some of the Catholic~ knew a little Latin. but doctors don l u1>t: that much any more TOM WAS A FIRST heutenaru when he was shot down. Now he 1s a major. soon to have the added ~1lle of flight surgeon specializing in family medicine. He's headed off to the School o( Aeros pace Medicine m San Ari· tonio and also wall be on the staff of the ch1ldren·s wing of the Bex · ar County hospital. He owes the Air Force rune year s for his schooling "and humanity a lot more than that:· Whenever he thinks about the tortures in Skid Row. which Is not often. he thinks 1t might m a ke him" better doctor. ·'The pain gives you empathy ror what the patient Jn lhe bed II> ~u ffering One th1r.g pr11>on Camp does IS let )'OU flit iJ flight plan for hfe .. Bcrek to Jail For Mitchell MONTGOMERY. Ala. <AP> - Former Attorney General John N . 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OMYP\LOT CALIFORNIA I NATiONAL 'I Made Right Choiee' • AUTO • HOMEOWNERS ·YACHT INSURANCE Truclcer Lo.sJ Health, Job to Save a Li/ e RABBITT tMSURAHCI A~fNCY MACK CASCH, WIFE JOY READ LETTERS I He Sacrificed to Save Another • EX-AIDE SAYS NIXON SHOULD HAVE TOLD WASHINGTON CAP> -Richard M. Nixon ° could have saved his presidency if he'd told the American people what he knew about t he Watergate break·ln, says John D. Ehrllchman. Nixon•s former aide. He said Nixon's aides tried to convince the former president in the spring of 1973 to tell the full story, but "the president could never bring h1 mself to finally authorize us to go forward ." Ehrlichman appeared on a nationwide radio t-a ll-in s how that began at midnight EDT on the M utua I Radio Net work. He stayed on the aj.I' until 3:30 am. Thursday. • • MALCOLM, Iowa <AP> Truc k drive.r ~a ck Casch wr~~ ~ hia rig wben ha 1#erved1 Ql'lt l~y nigl\S in • January \.o avoid striking, and pr9bably kllll.ng. a youn.g Chicago woman. He los t has health and, consequ~ntly. his jol>. But. he insists. "I still made the right choice . . . I never regret wha~ I did." CASCH. 31, OF Malcolm, was driving his rig on a s lick Chicago expressway, near a slow-moving car driven bx 21· year-old Gail LaFleur. Another car spe~ by. knocking Miss LaFleur's auto in front of Casch's truck. He bad the choice or conUnu- i n g straight -hitting the woman's car and probably km- ing her. Or he could have swerved, jackknifing his truck and risklng injUfY to himsell lµld his wife, who was riding with him. He swerved -and came out of tbe accident with a collapsed lung , seve ral s ma s hed vertebrae. and bits of steel ln one eye. He has worn a back brace s ince the accident and says his doctor bas declared hlm totally and permanently dis- abled. BUT, CASCH SAYS, there are no regrets. And. be says. Miss La Fleur has become aJriend. "I decided 12 years ago, when I started driving a truck. that I'd risk my own life before I'd take another. I finally found out that I could make that choice,'• Casch says. State Budget Surplus Set at $3.63-~ SACRAMENTO (AP) -Cali-is in its 381.ti"'mOftth, and tbat-ius like· "1 value hulJlan life rftuch more tnan l val~ a piece of 1ftflchinery ·• btlls and enabled the Casches to move from a converted school bus betund his in-laws· house to a home d()wn the street. "But we haven't gotten any 1,uers ror about two. weeks now," Ca.sch said. And not all those who read the SERVING THE HARIOR AREA SIMCE 1'57 Our 21st Year •548-5554. 191~ tURIOR BLV D. COSTA MUA COMPANYINSUAANC~paid for the truck. a light pole he hit, and the medical bills. But it's not paying ror food. and Casch hasn't worked since the acci- dent. His wife. Joy, 19, stays home to care for him. co I um n res ponded favorably . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9 ·•we got a lot of s arcastic let· "At times 1 go completely blind or black out. and get paralyzed on my left side. The doctors think the steel m my eye might be causing some of the blindness and paralysis." .Cuch says. Casch and his wile have been living on about U ,000 donated by readers of a column about him by M1ke. Royko. then with the Chicago Daily News and now with the Chicago Sun-Times. THE DONATIONS helped pay ters that said I was crazy. They said I lost everything because I didn't keep driving straight and kill her. They said she got all the good out of what I did." CASCH HAS BEEN told he won't work again, but he doesn't accept that. "If l can get a medical re- lease. I 'll try and get back behind the wheel again. That's where I belong. even If I have t.o buy my own rig. "I may be down, but l'm not out," he s ays. WHO Offers Reward For Smallpox Data GENEVA. Switzerland <AP> -The World Health Organiza- tion will give a $1,000 reward t.o anyone in the world who detects a case of smallpox, WHO announced. The reward is part or a two-year-program to maintain public awareness of the disease, which several times in the past few years has bee n reported eradicated. "THE SUM OF $1,000 MAY not seem a great deal to Western states. but it is a lot of money to somJ!One from the developing countries." WHO Information Chief Ctiarles Morrow said at the end of the annual meeting of .!be UnJted Nations group on Thu~· day. , 1.9 & 2.5 Uter Sizes! URGENT SHORT NOTICE PUBLIC AUCTION OF ONE 40 FOOT CONTAINER ORIENTAL RUGS BEARING SEAt #425173 UNITED STATES CUSTOMS #226453 Three containers of oriental rugs were ordered in London and amved in Loa Angeles, 3-'4-78, 3-26-78. 4-25-78. Due lo f1nanc1al d1Hicu1t1es only one container could be released from customs as of 5·2· 78, leaving two containers in G 0 warehouse We have been comm1$$00Eld 10 sell the contents of the container plus other onental rugs These carpets and rugs are of fine auahty and on excellent oond11ton and will be guaranteed by one of the largest rug dealers in the Un1reo States THE AUCTION WILL TAKE PLACE SAT., MAY 27 AT 2 P.M. VIEW DAY OF AUCTION I P.M. AT HOLIDAY IHN 25205 LA PAZ ltD. LAGUMA H8US fornia 's state budget s urplus has ly to cootintU; .at tcapt fGt -.nc>tber ~rown to $3.63 billion, $419 mHlion y&ar. ·· · . · • _. ~ . Vacctum Pitchers/Dispensers l£CTRA-Cff Ef'C!l Gas & Electric B1rbecues • both leara chel~ feature ~st atum111um COl'IW UCllOll I nd ,.,_ous eoo1on1 surlace1 ~ hell r adlalong liv1 roelu • anmodel101est11owntan«1n<1 whMll from p0rch lo PlllO' • m~ •Sse<nblY Dttu11 74" Size! 36-Posltlon hn1n1 loclnae • COiorfui tornlor!able .. ,about ol tott vonyt on sturd)I IUbuMlr ,,,..11 lrame 74 long •n<l 14" w•oe• more than previous estimates. state He said .bis frgur~ere ~1'1 a Finance Director Roy Bell said. slower rate or growth Ch~m the slate Bell said the extra money comes from a combination of greater-than- anticipat.ed tax receipts on corporate profits and personal income and from slightly lower·than-anlicipated s late costs in education and Medi- cal. BELL SAID THU&SDA Y the big- ger surplus gives the .state slightly more leeway in meeting needs of local government if Proposition 13, the Howard Jarvis property tax cul initiative, is approved by voters on June 6. But he said the $7 billion annual cut that would be ordered by Proposition 13 is so big that it dwarfs the state surplus. Bell said he hasn't calculated ex actly what funds would be available from the state to help local govern- m ent if Proposition 13 p asses, but he sa 1d Assembly Speaker Leo 1 McCarthy•s estimate Wednesday of $2.S bill.Ion annually sounds .. about right.·· BELL'S ESTIMATES OF the sur- plus in the slate's $17.4 billion budget arc $3.3.5 billion in the general fund. plus $284 million in a separate fund from federal revenue sharing. Bell told a joint session of the Senate and Assembly fiscal commit- tees that Cal.Uornia 's economic boom economy has shown the ' paSt lltiee years and that they were "middle of the road" estimates that anticipate neither a recession ndr a eontinua- tion of a boom economy. . .. SINCE 11'16, R E SAID, "California has experienced economic growth or almost boom proportien, and bas Jed tbe nation in ,almost all areas of economic activjty." That growth in the economy is reflected l n growth in state tax re- venues, Bell said, particularly in the bank and corporation tax, which Is the tax oo business profits. Although the sales and personal in· come taxes continue to be the biggest revenue producers for state govern- ment, the' bank and cdl'pOration tax produced the biggest increase over estimates of Bell's office last January. ' The VILLAGE, ~-... -.• -. - --, r · Or.age County's mott.e.tldltl .;eca.tty center ... Invites you to discover ~t. · Its 70 ....... shops .,.d lntenMtlonal restamants. Saturct.y, May 17tll Fencing Demonstrat ion • 1 -3 pm . Sanday, May 21tla Saddleback Brass Quartet ... • 11 -2 pm . MonclAy, May J9th Open Memorial Day• 1~.~-•. s.pm ~ SOOTH CO~ f'\AZ~ ' ~ ·'"" VI.LAGE ""' ·.. ·~ ,r Su Row .e .._ser....eil....aAM • llfS Alla to.cit Coat Ple..la MAU r .. . , f •a llnlfte -.llOng' ~ 1*1111' wllll a .,._ 10P l"'1 pre .. IO -ooftee, .... Juices. -lt804 .. your '""°"" iemc>e .. _, ... lot hel\nO • pick a ainlemPOr•fY walnut IOok wolh blldl & ·s11v .. • twn Of an ~tdlinc flol 111 J 9kter6.99 2!>11ter 9.99 lnfllt1bl1 floaters 1.39 Water Volllfball Set 15.99 .<i2 • a C/ldo$e, •bed . .....,• tn.t" .t01u1I& 10 J6 posttooos• • bro&f>I, POrt•blt on ,. swwool mu1t"CQ1onl 8.99 Philippine Mahopny Director's Chain • our )Cene ~IUh"I d1rKtor \ ~Nor• ••e hot1ywood <.~V.oC>' • ~51 ol creools lt>CIUOA >IUtdy pNftppone ,,,.llOQll)y trwne v'Vld anvas ">&al tlnd beClo pi\15 Ille convonoenre ot 1()1(1 up conslnJC'fit)n' 16.99 ~· ~ splashy contingent of water-borne fun! Let the little ones take the plunge with inflatable water wings or a strap-on back float '--... relax and let the world drift by aboard our padded lounge ... be a water sport wltti refreshing games of floating volleyball or basketball .. .for the sun.set. billowy beach quilts, tanning and protective lotlons and for a tanning-mete, John Travolta spread out across a 30" x 60'' beach towel1 011 tfae waterfro11t! OPE~ HUNTINGTON BEACH Mon. tttru a.t. H C 10·8 untlngton enter sun.1G-7. I LAGUNA HILLS Laguna Hiiis Mall NATIONAL House Plays 'l'o Bob Hope WASHINGTON CAP> -This time. in a re· veraal that brought both tears and twinkles to hls eyes, the Houle played to Bob Hope. And Hollywood's peerless comic. who has so tten lampooned the Con1ress over bla long careu, at last 1ot a joyful taste of bis own edlci,.e TllDE WERE TRIBUTES aplenty. all part (the Capitol's birthday gift to Hope -who will be S, and Dlng on forever, on Monday. But the best alutes in a rare, rule-breaking special session of e Bouse on Thursday were those straight from ope's own bag of one-liners. There was Majority Leader Jim Wright. D· Texaa, deadpanning to a packed gallery and some ConfU'eSS members on the floor: "The fir~t ime Bob Hope entertained Washlngton, he said, 'George ... · .. r Wright added, •·and his first USO Christmas hows were at Lexington and Concord." ........... A REVERSAL Bob Hope . .......... SHOW STOPPER Rep. Michel ~ HOPE, WEAR.ING A TYPICALL V loud sports Moat and bright· blue tie, was escorted into the tHouse VIP box by Sergeant-at-arms Kenneth R. ~Harding pr~isely at 10 a.m. EDT. his wife and ~r;everal grandchildren at his side. The members trose in a roaring ovation, the first of many during ~he one-hour salute. ! Wright thanked Hope for helping members of i~ongress laugh at themselves. adding, "We'd I-da mn wen better, because we're the only ones in :;America who are." 'Star Wars' Notes Birthday t But Rep. Robert. H. Michel. R·Ill., became the ~unrivaled show stopper when he sang a special ~version-of "Thanks for the Memories" he bad writ· tten"for the occasion. The serenade: i Thanks foT the memories. • Of placea you have gone. ~ To cheer our soldiers on. t The prealdent sent Kinmger. • But you $e7ll Jill St. John, ~ We thank you ao much t Thaw fcrr the memones, : OJ bringing Chmtmas cheer. ~ You dad your best, I hear. But servicemen all say your 1okes . Resemble Billy Beer. "" We thank you so much ~-Cho~ ~ Seventy plus five 1a now your age, Bob. We're glad to see you're still up on the stage, Bob. We hope you mo.Jte a decent living wage, Bob. T1te mott you moire. the more we toke ~· So thc111b }err the memones. We honor you today, And tlw is what we say· When I/ope left England. j We 're sure glad. • He came to U.S.A .• : We thank you 10 much. HOLLYWOOD (APl -Happy birll)day. Luke Skywalker. C3PO. R2D2 end Darth Vader. The Force is 1 year old. "Star Wars," the biggest box -office phenomenon in motion picture history. celebrated its first birthday Thursday. Since Its opening on May 25. 1977. the movie has grossed $216 million in the United States and Canadai said J et Fore, a spokesman for 20th Cen· tury-Fo~. It passed "Jaws," the previous box· office champion. last November. TflE MOVIE BAS OPENED IN many foreign countries, but"box-office figures are not available. It opens in Japan on June 24. "Star Wars" is also expected to yield a bonanza or about $250 million ln tors. games. T· shirts. posters and other mer~andistng tie-ms. More than 60,000 needy IUld handicapped youngsters and members of youth clubs were guests of theaters at sbowinas or "Star Wars" on its birthday. ' Mesa Pair Cited/or Effons t SPEAKER THOMAS P. O'NEILL declared of Hf o pe : "We can truthfully say he's a fine Two high school stu ? Am erican, a great American a nd an All-dents from Costa Mesa : American." have won h onors in : Immediately thereafter, Hope was escorted to Junior Achievement ; a private reception .in the ceremonial Speaker's competition involving •Room offtbe floor. where he accepted the personal nearly 7.000 students ~ greetings or about 100 Congress members. from four counties. l Hope told the group, "Sitting up there listening Junior AC'hievement 1s ! to all that praise. I was thinking no man could be a program in which stu· . 'that great. But you finally convinced me." dents develop and run Then Hope turned serious, with clear emotion, their own businesses. saying, "I've had a lot of great kicks. but this Denise Renton of , without a doubt is a high spot in my 75 years." Costa Mesa High School ( .. WHAT'S BEEN HAPPENING IN this town is won an award for best 1~ more than I can handle," he said Thursday night, purc h asing director • after he sat in the presidential box at the Kennedy along with an executive 1 Center with first lady Rosalynn Carter and award. An executive ~ Former President Ford and his wife. Belly. award went to Sandy > T he ceremony, which will be nationa lly Gustafson of Estancia S televised Monday night. also was a fund-raiser for High School. .C the United Service Organizations for whom Hope • ~ has travelled all over the world for 37 years, enter· Work Prmsed , taining men and women or the armed forces. • . ~ ltcappedtwodaysoftributesfortheHollywood H1Jary A. Moyed of t comedian who in his long career often lam pooned Newport Beac.h h~s been t government. awarded . a c1tat1on f<?r ' "May the good Lord hold you in the palm of his outst a nding academic ! hand as he applauds you," said Danny Thomas. perfo~mance from the ~ "Where there's life. there's Hope." said Lucille genetic~ department at . t Ball. UC Davis. i l It ~ ' = t ~ • ~ ~ • ~ • c • ~ • ' ' • ' • : i • ' • Select from these outdoor ravorite11: PELARGONIUMS RICHMOND BEGONIAS FUCHSIAS GRAPE rvv ASPARAGUS FERN In stwdy redwood baskets ready to h~ . Reg. 14.95 ( ~ Sale Expitts Tues., May 30th. ~t-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=--.. ..,~~--------., " Solid Oak t \\ lll~~•:l I\ \ICHl-:1. • t t•I . ..\ 'Tt:n~ Reg. 15.95 ! . =~· E Gtut for veget.ble1, ftowen, tree .. d abrub;. Sturdy and htndtome, they measure 17" 4hep, 25°dla. ~ • ....., 29. 1178 DAILY PILOT Alf DA Tll«IHzn Fly.It Rivals Tied to Shots? LAWRENCEVILLE. Ga. <APl -A pf'Olecutor says be believes •'there are several persona in· volved" in the shooting of Hustler maearlne own4!1' Larry Flynt. and that they may be linked to Flynt 'sown Ohio-based publishing empire or lo or· ganlzed crime. He said the possible motives involve "tnternaJ business problem a within his company. business problems across the country and the role of or· ganized crime in pornography " DISTRICf ATTORNEY BRYl\NT Huff 9r Gwinnett County. Ga., where Flynt was gunned down and left paralyzed March 6 during a recess in his obscenity trial. said Thursday that none of those believed to~ involved are local people . ·'We believe there was more than one trigger man," Huffsaid. The prosecutor. holding hll first news con· fe rence since the ambush ol Flynt, 35. and a local lawyer . said he believes Lawrenceville was select· ed by the conspirators so the crime could be blamed on "some redMck from Georgia." obscur· ing the real motive. · HUFF SAID INVESTIGATORS have n.ar· rowed the investigation to "four avenues .. and that "specific individuals ... perhaps in Ohio" are un· der investigation. The prosecutor said Flynt's interview with two Gwinnett County detectives earlier this week 'tq>n- firmed the truth of a lot of stories we had heard which were possible motives. Flynt granted the Interview with investigators at a hospital in Columbus where he is undergoing treatment of paralysis from the hips down as a re- sult of abdominal wounds. Earllet. he had blamed the Central Intelligence Agency for his predica- ment. FL \'NT CITED HIS OWN invh Ugetion Into the assassination or President Jobn F. KeMedy in his references to the CIA. Huf! said he discounts Flynt 's CIA theory. Last Sunday. the Ftynt organization published full-page advertisements in the Atlanta a nd nearby Lawrenceville newspapers. offering a $100.000 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction in the case. • C.1-CMn1nblanc;Of blllnCCl" lMlj(IU 24-ol 1.79 Pick ~r Picllll • 2~ jltl °' kOltler tttte. gene: ..... Of pdllcl wy'l'OC> ~ eldl69c • plcll • peclt ol !>'--ot OMI llftOllt ptCl(led .-.1.. 50,,.01 Pltl\ltcl 004~ wuuces. 6·0l l)ICkltd eu:s' eeQll99c Slim Jim Gruyere Cheese Sucl ''•Ol 15c 2/29c smo11., Beef Jm1 10-ot 3.99 Btar® Brand Seedless Raisins • 176-ou 1.15 MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES MONDAY, MAY 29th 11:00 A.M. Guest Speaker Admiral ·Phil Nilklnn Also Featuring Wtsbliat• lligll Scllool Cllorlleers Co.Sponsored by Midway City American Legion Post 555 Ceremonin to be held at WESTMINSTER MEMORIAL PARK 14801 Beach Boulevard, Westminster (213) 431-6577 (714) 531-1725 l '140'..d k / "" \ \ \ 3.49 3/SlO Planning a Summef exCUf"SIOl'I into the areat outdooh? be 11 picnic or ~Pine tno we've got the g&1r rllht here! Our 2-man bacllpackw tent !Olds 1n10 nothing flat •nd wetgtls iust 3'h·lbs ... fiolst rt on• cotton duck 01 sleek nylon backpacJI with liatltwef8t1t lrame (for shorter tnps try the h1kef's knapsack!) Settin1 up camp' Our loldrna pock •nd coovert1ble shovel/hot~ rn Ntidy. Now that you"ve worked up an appetite our 14-pc . ptt!'ltt set serves 4 smartly .• pull up the folding nyton Chair and d111!'11 Happy frails to yOU1 A.Deluxe Nyton Backpack & frame 19.99 1. fof dina Hot/SMftt 2.49 C. f of dint Pick 1. 99 Duck Backpack & fr1lftt 14.99 E. Hiktf'1 KUJSICl 4. 99 F.2~ lad,.cbr ltytaft Tent • -6·11 blQ ¥91 ft .... jWI 3 .... ..,. I . ......,~ 24.99 G. Foldiftl atair 3.49 H.2-Qt. Plastic Clfttttft 2.49 1. 14-Pcl 4-P.,_ Picnic Sit • ce111•1ns •pl.tiff' euc>s. l lryi»n, ""pOt cotlw POt MIC! •• !.,'*' ... 5.99 . I AJeCWLv l'tloT , ........ ,f7. QUEENIE 0 .... ---..--.... - ••No oaeme, but die eaUre amc. staff WilMI 1ou bad talteo up some other bobby wbm you ntlred. '' Dem• Notkn .9e•t• N•t~ H.utt• WASS, Jlt, WILLIAM c. H~E. NSlOIM.,, llAl.PH Jo\¥E'S WA$$, JR .• rnl- CMte ~. _ _,_.,,Mey U. tt1I. •nt of Qlt9 M9M. C.. PuM!d ewey Sul'Vl,..., by -0."9Ner PeullN M. o• May 13. 1m •I tlle ave Of 29. Slier Of C.te ~ - -J-• w. Survl...ct iw Ills .,.,...., Mr. a. Mr ... Hash• of CO.ta Maw. J brethen, R•lllfl J-WaM, SP. of Ketowna, Glenn, Ben, ...0 P•ul all of Ten· British Go4urnbl•. Cenade. Also wr• llttUff, -sl!Ue< Verda Detwllff of wlwd by 59(. Al W.lu et Co5te Mesa, Tellfl .. brO(!Wr -shlff......._ J.F. C.. FUMr•I lffVl<es wilt be held Oft ...0 Etllet l(lf<Uy ot C.te MeM, llftd • 5at~Y llMY27, 1'71at11:00 A.M. et 9••n<khlldr•n. Gr......i. 94lnlktswlll Smttll Tutt\111 LMn1> WHtcllff ()lapel, be MIO on Tuelldrt _,, 30 ., a l"M •21 E. 17th 5'., COste Mesa, c.. wll" H•'"' L•wn Memot'lal Park with Rew. Rooer Hwnson offk:lallno. 5'nltfl Rev. Bruc.t ICwrleofflclattne. Frleftdl Tllllllll l.Alnb C:OSC. Mew Mortuary may cell al a.ti ~..,. ~ dtrecton • ......._ on S<inclev MeY a from• PM 101:30 PM. •nd Monday from 2 PM to l :JO PM Bell a.-ay MorNary dire<· lors. TtEASt.•Y l(~~-=------- CHARLES" TEASl.EY. rnldlnl Of Deat L .... t.osta MHa pnwd awa'I' May 1'. 1'11. f llJ Servotn pendlnQ •I Bell Broadway Mortuery S.11 8rNCtway MorNM'r O•rKfOt\. E'.... .L- WtLLIAM J-::~ LAMONT ... UJeuJ1re~ roldenl of c.i. *M.-* ewey Mo 19, 1'11. ... h survived t>y hll P..-e<lh Wllllam s. i..-1. Sr •• •nd Liiy ot Moline, Ill F-r•I anices •"d lnl•r......C 111 Moll,., Ill. Ball 8r-ey ~ loul directors. snw.aaD CHRISTOPHER 0. STEWAfllO,,.. llCM<ll 01 -.!fl\. .,_ -y May 1~. 1'71. He ~ _,,,1 ..... .,... hit ,.~. L•ur•n 0 . St-erd of Anehelm, mother CoM\tftce ~of Sant• ""·· Ill• ~ tirendCMl<tnll, ,, • ..... Loh~ .. SaMe-... c.. .. MOLINE. Ill. CAP> - Dr. David Palmer, one or the nation's leading fieures in chiropractic medicine and president of Palmer Broadcasting Co.. died Wednesday at the aged72. me1.erna1 .,.,.. • .-o.fft anc1 PARIS CAP> M--'-ms•• K•-ot '-"b•. Ari!., -.. ..,, llrolller "•i..rt c. St••••d of Georges Slmeeon. .... Mffl'I. t 11sten. '-"' .. Kay Belk of daughter of detective OekhW'lt. 0 , Llft9 L" A-lion Of ....,,. "--,,_ .. Mn'ktt wm tie n o v e l lat G e or g e s ...... °"~.May11et1 PM Row Simenon and the subJ·ect Wifll9ow o..o.t, Fal,...,.... ~lel ,._, ~Ma. ~...-mey <•II •• of one of his books, was ~~ ~;"::~ ~~~~,rP,:~1:r1 ~ound shot in th~ ~ea~ ero.csw•Y Mortu¥y directors. m an apparent swc1de tn RAYMOND ~~:Ev.°' Lll9"N her Paris ap~rtme~t a .. c11. c. .. PM*' eway .,.. Mey ,s, apartment, police said '"' 111 • 1oc.a1 llQl,plt••· H• w" the Thursday. -r of e LeQilM 8Mch MNke ,...,_ hon for ..... _, n ..,...,., and prewiC)Uj If In the ""'-1111 -1-In Sent• •na. c. .. he w~ .. so • wtffen ol world WM II. He h WMWd by flll ..... K•llMtll of Mluion Vl•I•. ca . 1re1Mklllldrtl\ Richard •nd R•nee CMey end ,,..,.y frMllO$. VlslU.tlon ff'om 7:00 P.M to t CIO P.M. l'rldey Mn 2'. 1'71 .i Sftette< ~ 8NO _,,.,.,, 0-1, t7• So Coett HWY., Leoun• Beech. Ce GrewMde _,,ices ,.,.. uheclVled lor u noon S.tunsay. \\•Y H , 1911 •I Holy Se11.,1cller Ctmtlery, 0<•"99. CA In lltu ot •1-•r• the f.tmlly he5 r-led -· 11on• tw ,,,_to trw Heart Fund Shef· ltr l e9une Beech Morlu¥y. dlrt<"lon 1•tE1tSMOI' TRYNTYE IBERSHOF.~ldentof Hunttnolon Be.Ch, Ce Pnwd ew•Y WI Mlif 2S, 1911 •t the -of"·~ IS wrvoved by her 1011 R•ymtnd NenOl•nO of Grove City, C•. Gr•vuioe -vl<n wlll lie held on Mond•y Mey 2'1, lt71 et 10 AM •I Melro•e Abbey Memorl•I Park, 4t1•h<t1m, C•. with Rev Donald ;1ur990n offld•lin<I Fri--wl"" to P•Y their •noe<O ,.,.y cell at Smith ruthlll LMnO ~IClllt Cllee>el. 07 E. l71h St . Cmt• -·· Ce. on r,unoay May H. 1979 trom t 00 A M. to ):00 P M. Smllh Tlllhill LAmf> Coste Mew Mortuary O.rectO<'-~ SMfTH.TVT'HIU...l.AMa WUTCUffCHAPt:L 427 E. 17th St Costa Mesa • &4M888 Santa Ana Chapel 518 N. Broadway Santa Ana• 547~131 NRCl llOT'tBS 5Ml'TMS' M0111V•tY 627 Main St Huntington Beach 536-6539 ,_,AMII., COt.OMA.L ....... l ~ 7801 Bolsa Ave. West mm st er 893-3625 LOS ANGELES <AP> -A private funeral service has been scheduled for Lorser Feltelson. who founded the "bard edge abstrac· lion" school of painting and was h ost or a mid·1950s television p~ gram. "Feitelson on Art." He died Wednes· day at age 80. For the Record Birt ... l'OUNTAIN VAU.•Y COMMUNITY MOSPITAl. Mrt•.1m ltllr. •nd Mrs. Oru t Geuse Ill, Wtstml111I••· 9lrl Mr. end 1111'1. Oouolas Her1, Hunt- tnvton a.ec11.91n Mey7,1'71 Mr. et'ld Mn. Igor BocMh, C:.0SU -.liOY MaYl.1'71 Mr .• ,,o Mn. C.11111<,l·QllO Ho. westmtnslM. llOY _.,,,"" Mr. end Mn.. 8rvc.e ........,, Hun\· IAQIOll Beedl, llO'I Mr. • nd MB. Joft Wlkell. NeWPOft 8HCll, 9 lrt Mr. end Mn. W•""" L..anMI. F-tetn ve11ev. elr1 MayM,tm Mr. and Mn. Alct>atd Ryle, H•t· lnQIOfl BHCll. cilrl MeyM,1'71 Mr. end Mn. Wllllem Wy, HllN- lnQtoe Be«h. lllOY Nor. end ""s. Alllhony Owierllly Jr •• Westmln1tff. llOY May,.,,.,. Mr. •nd Mn. Robert co,tnru, F-te111v....,Y,Qlrl -Mr. •nd Mtt.. :n;:;m.. Slnltll, H-. 1n9ttn Btecl\, girt Library Grand Jury . Under Fire !:10Ct 8~:~.~r' .. ~~,:~=.?:.~.~:.';":.nd juror l:lftMDlllw,.....,...., grapd J"'ry today Is silly," knows a Judge. That's why they T h e u c J r v 1 n e A trial lawyer who Is defend· Morsan lald. get nominated. • Library. reepondlna to ing and has defended Orange • requests from library County political figures indicted BVT BB WAS immediately .. They never get to hear all the • users, haa extended its by the grand jury called Thurs· eb~leqed by Assistant District evidence," Morgan argued. hours or aervlce through day for the scrapping of the attOrney KJehael Capiut who "They return indictments the end of the spring grand jury system. defended the Orange County without knowing the law and quarter. Los Angeles attorney w. Grand Jury as ·~a tboroulhly ln· because the district attorney Twelve and one-half Marshall Morgan told a county dependent body of people who tells them to ... hours have been added courthouse cafeteria audience are a.nYlblnJI but a rubber stamp to the weekJy schedule during a debate arranged by the tor Uie-d18trict attorney. MORGAN RECALLED an in· • through June 16. Orange County Bar Assoclatloq ''T'.. t dlctment which contained a • The General. Physical that the grand jury "Is an · "ey are representative o ·f~lony count based on evidence • Sciences and Biological anachronism that only exiats to =~ ccormu::'~rty~~t~~t~avaet that former congressman An· • Sciences Librariet' will serve the district attorney. h t .. ~i drew J.. Hinshaw. while serving ·• follow the extended . "Many states across the, na· ~,oar · zzl said. "And I as Orange County ;1ssessor. or • schedule. t1'\n a b d i th h•ppen to Ink that they have dered an aide to drive ltis wife to • HERB • re a an °0 ng e ~one a great job towards clean· a funeral. 41 system.'' Morgan said. "They tng up political corruption in this : FRIEDLASDF.R • R E F E R E N C E realize that it serves no purpose county... "They called that misuse of • IS MAKJSG 41 services in the General and belongs to an outmoded public funds ... Morgan said. re-Li br ary will not be system of justice that we can't Ca pl z z i said the in · calling that he had the count dis-• GREAT DEALS 41 available after 6p.m. on recognlze today." vestigalive power or grand missed. "If that was misuse of • FREE 411 Sundays. Juries has been vindicated time public funds then every judge • • T h e IU 0 • 0 g 1 c a I MOllGAN TOLD ms audience and time again in recent years. who sends his bailiff for coffee : 50 G \l.S : Sciences and Pbysical th 1 at of 21,000 criminal charges or a coke should be indicted. • ()t' G ~ ~.· .. Sciences Libraries will fled in Los Angeles County last "WATERGATE WAS the "The grand jury or the dc.iy "., ... be closed Commence· year only 40 stemmed from in· supreme example of what a de-didn't seefil to question th<.it <1nd • ••••• ~ •• ~ ........ "'-···-·•·-• me.nt Day, June 17 . dictmentsreturnedbythatcoun· dicated grand jury can do," the that's what I'm driving at," : or ctll.('llA:\Gt:s • G I Lib h ty'sgrnndjury. proseeutor said. "And in New Morgansaid. ···~••••_..._,.,_,,. • enera rary ours A d M ed J t t wid 1 • •• 10•1 .. ,._,_n,, ... ! th t d Ill be 9 n organ quot Justice ersey a s a e e c eanup of ... or 8 ay w Stanley Mosk of the California political corruption was only • • HONDA • • a.m. lo 5 p.m. S ,._,._. d lb "THEY'R E NICE pc:optc. it 1111 ... _.,,,_ • The General, Physical upreme """'""' who commented ma e poss le by a diligent they ·re well meanin~ people. • w m1 --••m Sciences and Biological In a recent opinion: "California grand jury investigation." they·re hard working people, but •* * * * * * * * * * * •• Sciences Libraries wlll ls clinging to the anachronistic Morgan argued that grand they don't alwu~s know what • MG-TRIUMPH : keep the following rules or tile discarded English juries can never be. independent they're doing in the grand jury • • JAGUAR e schedule through June _P_•_s_t. ____________ u_n_d_e_r_s_e_l e_c_t _I o_n __ s;..y_s_t_e_m_s _roo~:.:m:.:..:...... ·_· ----------• « 16: • FIAT·LANCIA ! -M o n d a Y s • • "'~~"~.,·.:a.m • Thursdays: 7:30 a.m.· 20010 OFF Bllllli..IGO .._.***********• midnight /4 •• " ••• : e TOYOTA e • -Fridays: 7 :JO c..-tWt.o SUNDAYS af 2 PM -it·•'*"'--•"'-• a .m.·6 p.m. ALL REGULAR PRICED • , ... -...... w ..... • -Saturdays: lO PHO.-S. DOORS OPEN AT 12:45 •***********._ a.m.g5~· 110 WHILE THEY LAST. : ~10TORHO:\lf: • -ys: . p.m. VETERANS Of~-... w·-U&tl • SALES & R•:sTAl.S . Hello Central ciA88"LANE-~ON BEACH • RF.SER\'~:. sow : THE MEDICAL Sciences Library schedule will be: -Mondays · Thursdays; 8 a .m .· midnight -Fridays: 8 a.m .. 9 p.m. -Saturdays: 9 a.m.·5 p.m. \ -Sundays: Noon· midnight. The UCI M~dle~l Center Library scbectdf, will be: · · Mondayt·Frida)'8: 8 a.m .• 10 p.m. -Saturdays: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. -SUJMlays: 1-6 p.m. Further information can be obtained from the General Library. telephone 833·68a6, or the UCI Medical Center Library, 634-5798. Absentee Deadline Nearing .. .......,... ..... ~ IMofLJMrfrAYot .. lllecbS.....ofSW.An.-.ttWnt • 537-7777 t.xt. 500 • ~ •. .,.... ·---~ ... .. .......... .. * * * * * • * • * *.., SOUTHCOASTVIUAGE • e LEASING e • JISO S.Pla&a Dr. s-taAM 0titFtetm11...,,,.~o1-011e1rttc.o101p111yw it u• __ ...,.6 .__ « . .... -.~ ..... "'-,..... ........ ce....... IAILT.-0"'-l:IOteHI 531.7777 Ext. 600 • ._ ___________________ _, ._ __ .... ________________ _, •• * * * * * *. * * * ... . ............... ........... • perfectly roasted. hghtly salted ... 14-0Z'S • our cast iron CIOOMf features a J-po51tl0f'I 10" JC 10" anrt and adjustab&e draft .•. ak.ron ..... l .991 .......... ..... ,...,..,,. .... • sla 6.5«. bottlll %4' Voters who won 't be able to be at polling places June 6 and wish to vote by absentee ballot have until May 30 .,_ __ _ to submit their requests to the Orange County Registrar of Voters. If he has a sample ballot, a voter should use the application form malled with it. If not. he .iihouW send a letter with his full name. address, the address to which thie ballot Is to be malled, the reason he won't be able to vote at the polls, and hft legal algnature. The Registrar of Voters is located at 1300 S. Grand Ave., Santa Ana. or, for mail re- quests, P.O. Box 11298, Santa Ana 92711. Ques tions can be answered by calllng 834-2244. The office will be open Saturday from 8 D. Wooden WltilUr lltrel ,._... ·-... ....-. !ra26·5.99 1r126·8.99 £. & f. ~Patio fnbrt •our 4"pc. br9t • lfldwdl$ ._ 3-pOllllOn dleite. IWO ~ -oi.os tnd • 1.odl t.lbll. •. tllt'll IM UO. tor"""""" dtn"'I woth our ).pc. plCrlt( ... ~ 25·• I 1(1' ttble end IWO INldl'"I 1 l '' I 'lf:f' bendle$ -'*91 not ""*'did. ~~ E. p!Cn1CMl34.99 f.4i1e-IOqeM179.99 chw pects4.99 loun9I peel 6. 99 l.tJle protector peel 6.99 PACMCVllW t •IO.ALPAU Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive Newport. C811fomia 64-4-2700 Mr. el\d Mrs. fll lclltrd OltU, WHlmlMl«, llO'Y Mr. tnd Mn. A*rt SollctYtl. f'_. tatn V•ll•Y,tlrl a.m. to 1 p.m. and Mon· .-•--~~~----~ day from 8 a.m. to $ lfVAl.~11 £11ctric p. m. lflllt.O.Mltlc• o. 4" Uw Pa.ts .• c:noo. tlle elol t191'• ~ l)llnl, netlll l*lt pelm or • c:ollM plerll I McCoaMICl MOnUAIJH Laguna Beac" 41M-941 5 Laguna Hills 7e&-0933 San Juen Captatrano 4~1776 IALTZ.am .. OM N•AI NONI Corona del Mw 873-9450 Costa Mme 048-24'24 la&. IM>ADWA T ......uAllT t 10 Btoedwly Costa Mesa 942·9150 c..-• ........... .......... '"' . ""*-~Of dor'lll dwtlllrw. ldsel tor QlllOIR._ llle~k ~~l=:====~~==:::j• _Ji;:> ___ ._ ..... , tlld I • 39.99 •• Ndl 1.29 41SS .• NATIONAL/ AT YOUR SERVICE Ftldey. May 26. 1978 OAILV PllOT A I. .. .. 4 Newma,, Stea& Show at U.N. Al'Wl ...... 1• A DELIGHT Paul Newman UNITED NATIONS <AP > -A deh&ht lo secretaries and spectators and a dia· trac\lon to diplomots, actor Paul Newman is stealing the show at the General Assembly's special session on disarmament He's the ftrst big-name crowd pleii~er since Henry A Kiss· inger. An adoring throng, including many U N. office workers, follows the blue· eyed Hollywood s tar wherever he goes. But Newman, SJ. the latest in a long hne of entertainers the United States has booked into the U.N. Assembly, says he's trying to keep a low profile. "l'M JUST LEARNING the job. I'm trying to feel my way in," he told The Associated Press. At the U.N. Plaza Hotel. where Newman and other U.S. delegates are housed. bellboys and hotel guests 1g · nored such Washlnaton lumlnaries as Sens. Charles Percy, R·lll., and Charles Mathias Jr .. R·Md .• to shake hands with. or just get a gltmpse of hlm. At a Swedish reception this week. the crowd surrounding Newman was at least six deep, according to Martin Hal· qvist, a spokesman ror the Swedish Mis· s1on . "We were delighted he showed up .. Another diplomat described the scene as a "stampede ... "I TIDNK IT'S J UST wonderful. his presence adds a human dimension to this extra-se ri ous arra1r ... s ays Margaret Saunders. a secretar y from Barbados. U.S. Ambassador Andrew Young says ll's "fun" to have Newman on the de· legatior\. He notes that Newman has long been active in disarmament and peace movements. But some diplomats obviously are Ir· rltated by the distraction caused by Newman's presence ''I'M NOT TRYING to be cynical, but I just don't see much merit in this prac· lice of bringing in actors and actresses to U.N meMings." says a Western European diplomat who preferred to re-m a in anonymous. "He's a wonderful person. I'm sure, and I love his movies. Need l say more'?" said a Latin Amertcan am bassador • 8 ~ W@llil [( Peru-hound Aircraft ~j ~@[(WO ©@ To JM;ake Stop in U.S • ··cot a problem? Then wnte to Pat Dunn Pot waU cut red tape. getting the onsweTS and action you need to solve mequ1tre.~ in govemment and business. Mad your qwstions to Pat Dunn. At Your SerV1ce. Orange Coo.st Dmly Pilot. P 0 Bor 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 As many letters as possible will be answered. but phoned 1nqu1nes or letters oot mcludmg the reader's full name. address and bwiness hours' phone num beT cannot be conSldered. Thi.s column appears daa· lu except Saturdays." Old 8aUi•9 Neec& 1t'culai•g DEAR PAT· When my children were young. we had several sheep which gave plenty of wool WASHINGTON (AP> -Four Sov- iet-made military planes enroute to Peru will fly over American air s pace this weeken,d and refuel at three U.S. airfields. the government said. The troop transports, owned by the government of P eru, will s top at commercial airports at Bangor, Maine. and Raleigh-Durham, N.C .. and at Howard Air Force Base in the Canal Zone, Thursday's report said. the United States a~reed to permit a total of 20 twin-jet AN-26F planes to use American air space to pass from Canada to Cuba and then on to Lima The flight path was worked out by Peruvian officials. the State Depart· ment, the Air Force and the FAA. • each year I bundled up the sheanngs and sent TH EV WI LL R AISE to 12 the number of these planes which have made the 15.000-mile, multi-stop Journey from Kiev tn Russia to Lima in Peru. Another four will follow ear . ly next week. the Federal Aviation Administration reported . Frequent stops are necessary because the transport has only a l.JOO·mile range. The planes also re- fuel at Copenhagen. Denmark . Glasgow. Scotland; Koflavik. Iceland; Soendestrom. Greenland ; Goose Bay, Labrador. and Havana. Cuba. • the m to a company in Ohio which cleaned and • carded the wool and made it into balling for quilts. • I want to use the wool from one of these old quilts MOVING IN SALE .000 WID. 1/14 TMau SUND• Y t/Jt Afhr IO,.... .. c:.teMfte..,e've........,_,,_..._ ·cusTOM CARPETING ·---'""I"' n<quoo••lt'<I .... , .. otf"""'J ' I 0° o ABOVE WHOLESALE ON All OUR CARPETS .. ..,... ............ ca.-.._ c.., ........... ..t.yt.,.... ........... ..._ 1760 M0t4ROYIA, Wte A·I COSTA MESA Ul ·l48~5'·124 S ....,........, c ..................... fwWtw'e ....... fw pt•f•recf c•~ NEWEST DESIGN JUST ARRIVED LET US FURNISH YOUR CONTEMPORARY CALIFORNIA LIFESTYLE. • to make a new one. but I've lost the company's ad· dress The wool 1s in good condition, but it's in • several pieces and has thin spots. J .R.M .• Palos Verdes Estates A YS could not locate a fir m in California that Pentagon sources said that at the request of the Peruv111n government. The FAA said the five-man crews of the planes are Peruvian and the aircraft bear the markings of the PNuvian /\1r Force It said Soviet military pilots a re barred from Oying over U.S. territory. 28142 Ca1nino Capistrano-Laguna Niguel (714) 831·9992/495-4202 !Avery Parkway-Oft San Diego Fwy -Next To Nurserylandl • re<:ondlUons wool. but Lf any of our readers know of a source, you will be contacted. Custer's Quality Cleaners, Costa Mesa, sug· . gests you probably could rtt0ndltlon this wool yourself by careful home launde ring In lukewarm water with Lux or Ivory soap Oakes and thorough rinsing. George Bennet of Custer 's recommends test-washing a small piece of the wool and drying It In the sun. Finding a firm that would attempt to recondtuon this wool may be next to Impossible. • Bennet says. because no guarantee or the rPsUltS could be given. .1-'t /ffaH'll Be .lut Fine DEAR PAT: Is there any way a person can get on mailing lists'! My elderly aunt complains that s he never gets any mail. She said s he'd even welcome "junk" mail and advertisements E.F .. Costa Mesa Your aunt can write to: Mall Preference ; , Service, c/o Direct Mall/Marketing Association, 6 : East 43rd St .• New York, N.Y. 10011. MPS ar- ·. ranges for names to be added &o malling Usts as ~ well as removing them upon request. Another service of Direct MaU/Marketlng As· ' soclallon Is the mall order actlon, whlch helps re· ( solve problems with mail order merchandise. ~ N otice Pn-iod Neti~ L0ttger .' DEAR PAT: I'm renting a mobilehome. The ; owner told me that state law requires me to give ~ him 60 days notice if I want to move. Is this true? · I've a lways heard that a tenant has to give only 30 : days notice if he rents on a month-to-month basis ·. as I do G.B .• Huntington Beach Your Ja.ndJord ls cor rect. Sixty days writte n • notice of Intent to vacate Is reqalred by state law. · Tbls law also provides that a tenant m ust be given · IO days written notice of a rent increase. '; Cleaaer Clearing llp Clal• DEAR PAT: In November 1977 I Look a pure· silk blouse lo Washington Cleaners in Costa Mesa for dry deaning. It was washed by mistake and ruined. I filled out an insurance form. but sUll have not received a ny payment. R.A .• Newport Beach Howard Kyte, m a nager o r Washington Cleaners, will send a check to you with no further : delay. Kyte said be had been bospJtaUzed for some : time and thought yonr claim bad been settled dur· • Ing bis absence. 5 atOCC Cited for Studies The Orange Coas t ~ College D1vis1on of ~ Physical Sciences and Mathematics has J?1ven out s tandin~ ~H·h1l've ment awards to rivl' !>lU· dents Terl'!la .\ Smith and Les lie G. Drake. both of Huntington Beach, were honor ed for chemistry accomplishments. Miss Smith also was honored Cor he r work in physics. Susan E. 'ranges re- c e 1 ved the award for earth science. John M. Mazohno for engineer- ing. and David C Dawe for mathematics. All three arc from Costa Mesa. A special award in honor of 22 years as director of OCC's high school invitational mathematics m eet was g iven to Barron G . Knechtel. associate pro- f essor of mathematics. Acquitted PASADENA !AP> A Pasadena dentist, Dr. Robert Roughley was acquitted on an involun- tary manslaughter charge, stemming from the death or a 6-year-old patient, who was al- legedly given a double dose of xylocaine. an anesthetic. UCTIO ..___ __ ST ATE SAL---~ • ' - • ESTATE JEWELRY • CHINA • RUGS • SILVER • FINE PORCELAINS • BRONZES • FURNITURE • OILS, Etc. 1~Million Dollars Worth Fri., Sat. & Sun. May 26, 27 & 28 1:00 pm Inspection Fri .• 'Sat. & s .... 2.s,.&1-1,. Don '~ miss this important sale ! Fine cry5tal. china seu. European furniture. bronze~. rugs, oils and many other items. Lots of dlernond solitaires and clusters. Fine 1mn's and ladles wetchn rings, earrings, bracelets, neclclaces, etc., set with diamonds, emeralds, rubies, sapphires. Several imporunt large tmtrald• and upphlrts. nAMl1 8M'!llA~r1C.rd Metl9!'0ttlWOI iterton•l en.ck • C•ttll • lom. ••titnded tetmt C!M'I 0. err9198d, J>rop.rty m<Jt4t1 /of~ ol-. to: nevvport ga,ll~ries, ltd . 2462 West Coast Highway# Newport Beech, CA -p "<11•) 64&-2200 CONSIONM ENTS ACCEPTED 'TfL S P.M. FRIDAY A" L..,lna • AuotlOfltlf' \vb tllair 11. tt 111.111 hampers 8, 99, 10.99 & 12.99 'IOOla 4 • 99 t 8 .99 & 13.99 = tubchu 17.99 :::i orehlds® ....... ~r~= mon ollfllNrs • 9QH to flt most •merican altl l 1.is pol)Wfn Hdplllows • standard, queen or •one slles .... .. r star reuue: star warr eolleetlont Right now, m this very galaxy. the Allroo 1s cetebr attng 1na1 monumental eoec. Srar Wars·t We"Ve a slumber beg. Sheets. blankets and tOWOls t0< beact> 0< bait> lhat commefl1()fa1e these lamous Gharectef'> lf'I bnlll11nr colOf' the torce os wttt> us• • Famous-Maker Twin·Si.tt ShHts I Standard Cases flat Of titted. li!nlle<I QU80bty 5 . 99 standard cases, pair 4. 99 Buch Towels • dlrth or the robot~ on" St~tch-0\lt 31" a 6()'" !<>¥tel I 4.99 Zip-Up Slumber 811 24.99 Thirsty Bath Towets blth3.99 hand2.49 was!' 1.29 Twin· Size Acryllc Blan~l1 9.99 A.'J.I DA.IL Y PU.OT Boston Fern A fine plant for a COOL ROOM OR ON THE PATIO. Potted in a 8" size pot, ready for hanging. reg. 15.99 Sale 10.99 Star Pine 5 gal. Special 7 .99 . citurs trees in a 5 gal. container Special 5 ·.99 ~~~~rtemon ... Special 1.19 Landscape Sale ~-r.··~ 1 gal. plants , :ir ;;~ .. ~~~¥< • Look for the green flags Choose from marguerites. Impatiens, juniper tams, tantana dwarf, grape ivy, Japanese boxwood, star jasmine, aralia sieboldi, and more. 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Sale 3.33 Seed cover & to~ dressing reg. 2.19 Topiary eugenias 2 pom-pom. First time at these special prices. reg. 19.99 Sale 14.99 • Look for the B & W flags 3 pom-pom reg. 24.99 -Sale 17.99 . Australian tree fern 5 gal. container size. reg. 9.99 Sale 5.99 Fuchias · large hanging baskets. cheery accents. Popular proven varieties, plus exciting I introductions! reg . 12.99 Sale 9.99 1 9a1. tuchias S peci·a 1. 1 _ 19 uprights and trailing. Whiskey half barrels Decorate your home with the rustic charm of these ·whiskey barrel halves. Plant a tree or bed some younQ seedlings. ' INSIDE: •AnnLanders •Sports •Horoscope Friday. May 26, 1978 DAILY PILOT It's time for a bit of love: Teacher P1ilani Garver, pupil Jennifer Elliott. Aide Janey Edens, Christcpher Okubo discover texture of com meal. Tiny Buhhles In all the excitement about Bubbles, the wandering hippo, her offspring was completely forgotten. But Tiny Bubbles still is at home in his murky pond. By DENNIS McLELLAN Ol 1119 Deity Pliet Staff To the average park visitor there is nothing extraordinary about the murky hippo pond at Lion Country Safari. The only activity in the con- crete enclosure on this hot May • day is a hyperactive squirrel darting between the edge of the water and a few scattered trees. In fact, only the brown back of one of the two hippos keeping cool in the four-foot deep pond is via Ible. But a sign overlooking the enclosure lndicates that the~ is more here than m('els the eye "The smaller of thebe hifl>05 ls Ttny Babbles, male calf o the •eaendary Bubbles, born here Oct. •n ." "It Is a he." commented public relations manager Jo Scheuer. set.Ung the record a~ral&bt about the world's mo,,t , famous baby hippo. "We dis- covered that rather late in the game. But it's not that easy to tell." THE POND HAS BEEN home for Tiny since he was orphaned March 10 when-as the world knows-Mama Bubbles came to her tragic demise on a nearby hilJ after escaping the park and elud· ing rangers for 20days For Tiny Bubbles, however. tbare ls llfe alt.er Bubbles. And the 800-pound hi P · popotamus Is not havin1 to lace the world alooe. That brown back sUcklns out or the water ls not Tiny 8ubblea. but PudaY. a year-old hippo.who bas taken the younger beast un- der 'er wing. so to speak. Pudgy, according to Mrs. Scheller. is "very protective of Tiny Bubble1'." ( ee TINY BUBBLES, Pa&~ 8%> BJ . Aide Gay Hall helps Christopher Okubo blow bubbles. Project Nueva The program serves the 'fragile population' of children with disabilities. But funding ends in June and parents are concerned. By JUDITH OLSON °' ... .,..., ...... SUfl Amy, Jennifer, Theresa and Jason. Cute kids. all of them. They look just like any other roly poly, happy-go-lucky toddlers. But Amy, Jennifer, Theresa and Jason are disabled and need special help. They may have brain damage, spina bifida, deafness or a genetic disorder. or they may have a combination of these. Or. they may have problems that are hard to diagnose. THESE TODDLERS, and others from all over the county, are getting extra help at Pro- ject Nueva. a program for developmentally dis· a bled children up to 3 years, old at Meadow View School, Huntington Beach. -The project is offered through Ocean View School District and funded through a Title Vt grant. but the catch is that the money funds out tn June. Piilani Garver. the teacher, said no plans have been made for terminating the program but she does not yet know where support. money will come fro"}. Project Nueva was founded two and a half year s ago to serve what Ms. Garver calls the "fragile population" or ·children with dis· abilities. "It started as a parent·child group," she Piilani Garver lets children play drum. said. "The parents brought the children. We had heavy parent support." Project Nueva is one or several such educa- tional programs in the county. Others are at UCI Medical Center. Regional Center and Unit- ed Cerebral Palsy Assn. NUEVA IS THE only one serving the Hunt- ington Beach area, however . sand without 1t m any children will be deprived of the growth experience. "We have up lo 20 children al one time." Ms. Garver said. "And there is always a wait- ing list " ls such a program really necessary for dis· abled infants and toddlers? According to Ms. Garver. there is a definite improvement in the children. "lnveslig~t1ons by several leading re· searchers tn the field of early infant stimulation have fotmd that appropriate infant stimulation can have positive e!feets on the development of handicapped young people." she said. NOW, THE mothers drop off their children twice a week for a two and a half hour session. - which includes sensory training, language s timulation and educational activities. Parents also participate when they wish and meet with other mothers for discussions about child development. genetics, discipline, nutrition and the ·'the sadness or raising a de· velopmentally delayed child " Some of the mothers are leaving their children for the first time and there ls a time or adjustment. but the project 1s beneficial for both mother and baby. "Parents need time without their children.·· Ms. Garver noted. The program. which has no parent fees. b set up "around as normal an environment a~ possible." she said. "THIS HAS helped in getting norma l behavior. Normal children also visit from lime to time ".f"urther. 1l has been shown that parents with handicapped infants can be helped to deal mon· l'ffcct1vely with the added problems and respons1bilit1es of raising a developmentally de· fayed child .. The parent comments perhaps say it better than any research summary could: "I now feel competent and positive in my relationship with my child." one mother said . .. I no longer feel guilty. lost, inadequate. The support from the staff has been overwhelming." Another said, ''The class lime has given m e invaluable lime to myself .. ''I've had an opportunity to help my child learn and grow." a third said. "I've learned lo leave him and to give him the opportunity to de· velop relationships without me." C8mera-sh1 Tiny Bubbles hides in protective shadO\fl. of mother-figure Pudgy. .. fr~ DAIL V PILOT Frtda)'. Msy 26, 1978 Judith Olson Staff Writer Earns Masters Jut11lh Obon. M•n111r .. tarr wnL<•r for lhl' Daily Pilot Fc:.iturini:i st•('t111n, today r<>c-t•1n•d a masl<·r o f iJ r I s cl t' g r l' l' 1 n .'\ m t• ri run I. 1 t t• rat u r <' from C.11t furni :.i St ,1tt• l 01vt·rs1ty Lon~ lkiJ('h M'I Oh.on CJbo has he<' n <·lt·('t t•d to Ph 1 Delta Gamm<.i . honor .. 0<'1cty for ~raduate -;tude nts The Cosw Ml•sa rcs1 clent 1s ;tn alumna of Or ange Coast College a nd California Slate Uni ve rsity, Fresno. wh ere• s ht' Pnrncd a hac h c lor of arts 1n En.l!hsh An :1<·t1v1· mt•mht•r of Women in Communica t ions. Inc . Ms. Olson currently is serving as treasurer of the group. fler Journalism career tncludes former editor nf "Behind the Wheel." J publ1cal1on of lht• Ort•gon Motor Veh1 t•k Dt•parlment Among her ach1en· ments are selection a., board me mber for the Newport· Mes a-lrvint• Interfaith Council and r ecog o1tion b y th e Orange County Proba· tion Department for out s tanding volunteer work. Ms. Olson also is a member of the Newport Cos ta Mesa Branch of 1\mt'ncan J\ssociation or University Women ( Horoscope ) SATURDAY, MAY 27 Bv SYDNEY OMARR ARIK~ <Ma rch 21 -April 19): Emphasis on romantic diffe re nces, lover's quarrel, s parks. mspirallon. personal m agnetism . new friends and creative interes t s Break free from r<'StrlCtlOO., TAURUS <April 20 May 201 Communicate "nte. {'xpn.•ss yourself, wtitcome chances for ('hangc" 'ar1ety, travel Re lat1ons h1p mtt•ns1f1es Superior <'Ont acts you. says you can make room for yourself at top GEMINI I May 21 -Jun1:;• 201 Lunar a spects C'o1nc 1d t> now with moveme nt, travel interruption in co urse of education or instruction, change in family situation. CANCER I.lune 21 -July 22). Some<>ne wants \'OU r mom•'' Protect. conserve, be realistic i hal 1s what vou know vou should do LF:O c.J uly 23-Aui::. 22 ) Be pos itive «nncc>rn1ng ll•gal 1mplicat1ons. rights . Ill' rm 1ss 1 ons Capri corn. C<1ncer figure prom inc>ntly so does the number 8. Take conservative l'Ours c Avoid basing actions on 1mpuls~· VIRGO <Aug 2:t St·pt 221 Finish what you '>tart lmpro' l' relations with headstrong Aries ass ociate What had been hidden could be r evt'aled with fore<' Ma intain steady pace. b(• familiar with basic terms. duties LIBRA <Sept 23-0ct 221 : Creativity 1s '>ti m ulnted . you :.ire able to dramatize . illustrate. to imprint style and to innuence opinions of per ceptive persons. Member or oppos1tC' sex falls hard for you. Leo is very much 1n picture D ay 1s not without comphcat1ons SCORPIO <Oct 23·Nov. 211: Regain sense of d1rt•ct1 on You will know which way to go . . if ~·ou arl' not swayl·d. dismayed by chorus of dissenting voices. Pay attention to one sound. the voice from within. Give yourself a chance a nd ~ou wi ll hear 1t . SAGITTARIUS <Nov . 22-Dec. 21 )' Avoid traff1<'. 1f possible If you must drive, take s pecial ('Ure If you can possibly walk instead of being in your auto do so. Nothing fatalistic. but aura of confusion seems present. Relative chimes m. 1s m obvious mood lo argue. CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19>: Money "situation" 1s brought into focus. You benefit. Scorpio fi~ures prominently so does the number 4 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18>: Take 1n 1tialive in m akrng changes. Strive for progres~. modernize dress, display and distribution. Partner or mate appears impatient Don't compound error. PISCES <Feb. 19·March 20>: You get chance to hold open discussion with family. Harmony can be restored -fears, doubts can be eradicated. RUFFELL'S ~ UPHOLSTERY ...... , . ., .. ...... ltu...._. .... ~ ...... _...,11, Mexican Cruise ' Prize for 2 Ju1t a few wonb in the right place .•• Win A Strlnd Crul .. from Mon= Wwo Tl'llWI. no Dally Piiot at the Huntington Cent« Mall 1 p,m. ""'Sat. to Cla11lfled Ad• -,.., .. fundt for morett\an 100 community oroeniiatlont Dlol the direct llne Ttc:k•t• from Mall aleo OOOd next weet< for new 642-5678 78 Tovota Pflze from 8111 Muev ' - ••• Tiny Bobbles <Ftom Page Bil Pudgy is a sort or mother figure' "In Tlny Bubbles' mind, yes." she said, adding "they're not m a herd where they would be hap· piesl. But the bulls will kill off the male calves. Without a mother, this one wouldn't sur· vive at all with the adults.· ' MRS. SCHETTER LEANED against the railing. peering al the brown lump in the water. "But they seem quite h appy Along about four o'clock each day they begm cavorting around here "They race around the pond and pounce in. They do it over and over. like children on a hot summer day in a wading pool " Mrs. Schetter noted that it would be unthinkable to turn a calf as small as Tiny Bubbles m- lo a pond without compa- nionship "It serves to make Tiny Bub· bl es more comfortable." she said "You've got to reme mber he lert :.i herd of nine animals, including his mother. Put into a pond by himself he would have bf:'cn ins<.'l'ure And the older t·alf 1s co n ~1d crab l y m ore s elf surfic1ent." Just then Pudgy r aised her head out of the water A second tater. seemingly out of nowhere, Tiny Bubbles popped up, bis little ears wiggling de· hcately on the surface of the pond. "Oops. that's Tmy." said Mrs Scheller "Now you know why w,e couldn 'l find them out there " "OUT THERE." Ot' course. 1s the lush green h1lls1de surround mg the park where Bubbles ancl her calf wandered off together in February Mrs Scheller disagrees with what she calls the media-fed myth of the "freedom-seeking hippo." She believes it was merely those ideal grazing grounds that prompted the first hills ide <'xcurs1on Bubbles. in fort. returm•d lo the park on her own "They <the media> dido ·t look al 1t from a hippo's point of vll'W." she said. noting the ten· denty lo refer to Bubbles more m terms of a Disney cartoon character than a wild ammal. The hippos' natural habitat in the park is a mile-tong stretch or river with three dam-created lakes. February's heavy rains destroyed the dam s and filled the a rea with debris The second escape was the day after a nash flood ripped through the park. "It may have scared her and she was the only one with knowledge or how to get out." said Mrs. Scheller. AND, SINCE HER calf was the smallest of the group, Mrs. Scheller reasons. "she may have been seeking safety for her calf ... Mrs. Scheller allows that the third time may indeed have been. in a sense, an escape to freedom. It was after Bubbles and Tiny had been tranquilized upon capture and put into a hold- ing pen. When Bubbles awoke, Mrs Scheller believes, she may have panicked. Nevertheless. the hip- po escaped through the corral· like gate Since the incident. the other hippos have been kept in a barn area. The dams are expected to be repaired within six weeks and a new "hippo proof" fence will be built a l ong the park periphery. Mrs Sc helter said letters from the public "have pretty wl'll cooled." The park's Jungle Ca s tle Theater has been renamed Bub· bles Theater DESPITE FRAMED newspape r clippings. letters from school children and Bub- bles drawings in the lobby, au· diences have ceased asking questions about Bubbles. Gazing at the clippings, Mrs. Scheller noted that park of· fi cials, knowing the risks in· volved in trying to capture Bub- bles. "tried to hold them <the media > back to the facts .. Rut m order to keep the story alive each day of the hippo hunt -i!vcn if there was nothing new to report -some reporters got "very creative." she said. ·'They were looking for any detail. It left a lot of room for sensationalizing; they attributed a lot of human thoughts and feelings to a wild animal. In retrospect, I wish more people had lea rned more about hip· pos ·· While outside interests cashed in on hippo mania by marketing Bubbles T-s hirts, pendants and statues. there will be no Bubbles baubles sold at Lion Country 'As far as l know there will never be a push on Tiny Bub· bles," said Mrs Scheller. "We're not necessarily trying to kee p the s tory alive." s he added. "The way the whole park feels about the incident is we lost a member of our family." A trio of models display variations on the same fabric in fa/I line by designer Gil Aimbez. I We ore pleased to announce we ore now open for business Visit Newport Beach's newest f umitlle store with 25 y8CJ's of Oonqe County tradition behind ir. We feott.re hotvodon, Boker ond Thomol111llt in ~ beautiful. new thowroom. 0... experienced decoroton or• NIOdy to ~st ~ ot no •tro cha9e, in f llt'W.hinQ y(N homt °'office. Wotfi, for CM Grond ~ opprOIDmotely )ur,. 20 DICK METTEER Fine Furnishings I 727 We,tchff Onvo, Nowport Beoch • 640·1678 o..,, •·s.JO • nv.oa. n' · Cloted ~ ANN LANDERS /HOROSCOPE Therapy: 'Lifesaver' 0 E A R A N N LANDERS: Thanks for your advice lo "Still Reeling." It helped me feel better. Please e mphasize again that it is not always the sick person who winds up at the doctor's office. l was A•• Lallders married for years to a and get the help &bey m a n w h o w a s need. Good luck, Betty. emotionally unstable . dear. We are all pulling He refused to seek help for you. because he thought I DEAR ANN · This was nuts and he was letter is for "Paging perfect. l did finally go Sherlock Holmes " to a mental health clinic I manied a m an f had be c au s e I wa s known only a s hort determined Lo keep our while. It was truly "love marriage together and I at first sight." knew I couldn 't do it Ten days a fte r we alone were married he beat Therap y wa s a me up s upposedly lifesaver. l learned to because he was in pain cope with the conceited from his war injuries jackass and not let his Three weeks later he craziness get to me. beat me up again. That Up until the day he was the last time J saw die d he was a complete him. l did some digging egotist -never able lo around and learned he admit there was a thing was never in the ser vice wrong with him. He nor was he ci disabled referred to me often as veteran. his "screwy wife" and The worst n e arl y took special delight in floored me The man pointing out to family has at least three other and friends that I was wives . To complicate going to a shrink. This. matte rs. one lawyer he felt, was proof that I tells me I am legally was off my rocker and married to the rat and I he was a real martyr to must get a divorce. t 1 v e with a crazy Anothe r lawyer s ays our woman. marriage 1s null and He finally died of a void. So where do J go stroke <in the middle of from he re" "MRS. an argument with his S HERLOCK HOLMES" brotber l and I am -D E A R M R S . WELL AND HAPPY HOLMES: Go lo another DEAR WELL AND lawyer who specializes HAPPY : When, oh. in divorce. <Check the when will people get local Bar Association.) over the Idea that Untll yourlegal statusls anyone who seeks established you can do professional help Is nothing. I urge you to crazy! Nothing cowd be g e t t h I s m e s s rurtber from the trulh. straightened out at once. The real crazies are the If "the rat" Is stUI your ones who won't admit husband yoa may be In there's a problem. (Of more trouble than you course, everyone knows know. If he isn't you It but them.> should know that, too. I hope the courageous D E A R A N N and candid conduct of LANDERS: You rccent- lht-former First Lady• Jy printed "A Sunday Betty Ford, will serve as Message" which began. a n e x a m PI e · II er "To make it possible for admission •tiat she bad everyone t o attend grown de S<1.r~e~t on church. we are ~omg to . both drugs aUl/'1booze make special arrange- has made It easier for ments . Cots will bl' others to come forward placed in the sanctuary ror those who say. 'Sun· day is the only day I can sleep late.· We wiU pro· vlde steel helmets for those who say. 'The roof will cave in if l ever s how up 10 chur ch · Scor e board s will be placed m the pew racks for those who en.Joy list· mg the hypocntes pres-ent. ... You asked if anyone in your reading audience could idenllfy the source of that "Message" s ince 1l came to you "author unknown." J am happy lo give you the informa lion requested. The "Message" firs t appeared in the North End Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in P o rtl a nd. Oregon. in 1975. In December of 1976. J prmted it in the R1v ers 1de County Bar A ss ociation 's Bar Bulletin. which J edited for 20 years. (I wrote .t column in the Bulletin called "Gusts By Gus." l A legal secretary here gave the "Message" to me before s he retired. I told her 1f it was ever published I would give full c1ed1t Lo that Lutheran C hurch 1n Portland Thank you for helping me keep my word. A~. W.B GUSTAVES01~ RIVERSIDE. CALIF. DEAR GUS: Thank you for leuing me know. A dozen others wrote crediting that Portland church . 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StMf When Carlos Palomino defends his World Box· ing Council welterweight championship against Mando Muniz Saturday al the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. he <toesn'l expect the outcome to be as tough as the first time the two met. The nationally televised fight will be a re- match or Palomino's first tiUe defense in January. 1977. That one went down to the final 15 seconds before Palomino ·won on a knockout in a close fight. The bout is at 2 with a delayed TV showing here at son Channel 7. "I DON'T FEEL TIDS ONE will be as hard as the first time," Palomino said Thursday from his home in Huntington Beach. "I have a lot more ex· perience now and have more confidence. "He <Muniz> hasn't been very active since that fight. either." Does Palomino fi gure to do anything different than in the first fight when be was knocked down In the tint round? "I plan on stoppln& him the same way this lime. maybe a little earlier." Palomino said. "Yes. I was a little surprised when he knocked me down in that first round. "HE CAUGHT ME COLD coming into the fir~t round and he's very tough but 1 don't think Jte will do it again. I've been workilll very bard for this Cigbt. .. Palomino is one of the most active champions or any weight d.lvtaion. He will receive $!30.000 for his efforts Saturday with MuniJ getting $20,000. Palomlno will be a 7·5 favorite in the 1•7-pound bout. The HWltingtoc\ Beach boxer has successfully defended tus title seven times since he took it from John St.racey ln London almost two years ago. lo the seven title defenaes he has won six by knockout. His overall record in 30 professional fiehts since 1973 Is 28 wins, one loss and three draws with lS knockouts. Muniz has a total of S4 bouts with 41 victoMes. 12 defeats and one draw with 29 knockouts. H1s lut fight was In December. a six·round knockout of Pete Ranzany of Sacramento. Neither fighter knows the word retreat. Jt could be a brutal brawl. Munii likes to wade m and throw punches. He will often take three or four to get in one punch. PALOMINO IS A CRISP PUNCHER wilh a de- adly left hook and likewise doesn't want to baclt orr. Does Palomino have another bout lined up" "No. we don't have anything yet but will prob· ably have another one within a week afler lbis one." Palomino uya. "l hope to get ma couple of more years of boxing but I don't plan to stay in the game much longer than that sol will fight as often as I can " Tanana Dispels Portrait of a Sh11Jout The Angels' Frank Tanana is pictured in this multiple exposure hurlint his way to a shutout over the Chicago White Sox Thursday ni ght. Tanana, the major league's winningest Garcia's Notion By DAVE CUNNINGHAM OI tM O..lly l'il<tt Staff Earlier this season Angels Manager Dave Garcia said. "Frank Tanana pitches Just good enough to wm If we get one run, he pitches a shutout. If we get nine. he allows eight." Tanana look a major step towards dispelling that notion Thursday night, tossing a four· hit shutout on a night that the Angels came alive for 11 hits and six runs Tll E 6 ·0 VICTOR V over Chicago's White Sox at Anaheim Stadium gives the Angels a half game lead over the idle Oakland A's in the American League Western Division race. "Yeah, and if we don't lose any more we can't be caught," Tanana deadpan 1ed In becoming the first eight· game wiMer of the 1978 season. Tanana carried a no·h1tter into the sixth inning and at one stretch retired 17 straight bat- ters "I WAS AWARE I was pitching well and I was aware they didn 'l have any hits," Tanana said, "but I was also aware that 1t was JUSt a matter or lime ... The ghb lefty said he didn't Dodgers, Rau Face SF Tonight SAN FRANCISCO CA P ) -"If we 're not ready for the Dodgers now . we never will be.·· declared San Francisco Giants' Manager Joe Altobelli in an- ticipation or the second key series between the arch rivals in as many weekends. The Giants dropped two out of three at Dodger Stadium last week. but h ardly were dis· couraged and bounced back to sweep a three.game series from the Houston Astros and increase their lead in the National League West. So much interest has been stirred by the rematch that the O..TV Te•lglat Oaa•ael J J a t 7:30 Giants expect an attendance rec- ord for the three.game series. which begins torught with Bob Knepper racing Los Angeles' Doug Rau. Thursday's 9·1 romp over the Aslros gave the Giants 10 con- secutive vtctoMes at Candlestick Park where the Dodgers have won In 13 ol their lut 14 ap- pearances. "People are still thinlcin~ of us as a fluke team, and I tried to prove them wrong in LA," said Knepper, a 4·1 loser Sunday "I was pressing, and l embarrassed myself. This llme I'll be more re- laxed." · '1 · m ready.'' added Vida Blue. who misled the Dodgers last week and la Saturday's starter. "Because of all the ex cllement, tb15 is a big challenge for me. Jt feels bl11er than when I faced the Dodgen ln the 1Wl4 World Seriee." John MontefU1co, Sunday's start.rT also la pi;lmed. "l .ha my belt sturf Wedneaday, so l'l be reidy," be said. "II tbey can draw m.ooo for our senet ln LA and as. 1 tblrd-place team, we ahould be •ble to do lt too." The Olantt had rood reason to rrow 11u1nday. Ed HaUcld, 1-0, went the dJatance wttb 1 ltX· hltter. Alt.roe' ace J.R. RlcUrd. 4-4, waa the loser, and BiU Madlock and Jack Clark belted tbrH bJta apNff In a 13·bit at· tack. -.. ' ~ expect a no·hitter because his usual fastball 1s still out to lunch. "The change was my best pitch tonight. and that was the one they finally hit." Tanana said. "l was throwing the break- ing ball for strikes and my velocity was OK. such as 1t is." TONIGHT THE ANGELS host the Milwaukee Brewers in the opener of a three-game weekend series at the Big A. The Angels have won three straight, all over the White Sox. A 11ge&Slate All a.-M KMl'C "MM (71tl T°"19llt Mllw...,u. •I c.tlllornl• S..lurd•y Mllw...,kee •I C.lltor-nl• Sunday Mllw...,~ff at Calltornl• I Upm 1 7~om 1 p.m. and after the Milwaukee series they 'II fly to Chicago for three more in the Windy City. Tanana is 10-2 lifetime CERA J. 76) against the Sox and he'll get another chance against them next week. While it was Tanana 's pitching that captivated most or the 15.910 fans. the Angels also made some noise at the plate. BOBBY GRICH HIT a solo homer, Ron Fairly sliced a two. run double. Rick Miller got three hits and two RBI and Lyman Bostock hit a single and a dou· ble. Rookie third baseman Carney Laosrord contributed a sin~le and made two spectacular div· ing catches. C hicago 's Ron Schueler. normally a Teliever. got a rare start and an early finish. Unable to get out of the first inning, Schueler faced six batters and only got one of them out, allow· ing four runs. M ananger Bob Lemon must have known something was See ANGELS, Page BZ pitcher, is now 8·1. MOntreal to Retire Stanley Cup? BOSTON <APl -Yvan Cournoyer looked around for a moment, standing only 5·fQOl·7 but feeling 10 feet tall. He took the StanJey Cup from National Hockey League President John Ziegler and lifted it over his head. standing frozen -a weightlifter setting a world record. But this was no burden to the captain of the Montreal Cana- diens ... It's never heavy," srud the 14·year veteran '"It's very light. .. . SLOWLY, SMILING a very proud s mile. he began that celebrated lap of triumph around the Boston Garden ice surface and took the final strides or a s kate that had begun in Sep· tember. Quite literally. he held the championship in his hands. Before long. his teammates strained for-1! touch or the his- tone silver bowl Guy Lafleur. the NHL scoring leader in thc regular season. reached from Cournoyer·s left. To the right was Yvon Lambert. the left wing who caused so much trouble in front of the Boston Bruins' net Then one more and one more until everyone on the club had touched 1t. as if provmg to themselves that the trophy they had sought was st1l1 everything they dreamed it was "ONCE VOU TASTE IT, you want lo tastl' it again." !"aid c·entcr Doug Risebrough after I he '1 I victory over the Bruins Thursday night had given thl' Canad1ens a 4·2 triumph tn the best ·Of·seven series and made Montreal the first team since the 1962·64 Toronto M<1ple Leafs to win three titles in a row '"tt 'i. amazing," added Lam· bert . "In Montreal. tht.>y See MONTREAL. Page 82 Bullets' Long • Play,off Jinx SWiteh Pays Off A M KrisiWff Changes Stabl.e eJD.ory A year ago Steve Krts1loff was spending a lot of timt> ~ in his Gasoline Alley garage, watching his crew work on LANDOVER. Md. CAP> -The his car. monkey is off Was hington's Things are different this year. He has made a switch back. and feels the change could move him well up in the final Arter nine straight losses in standings or the Indianapolis SOO·mile USAC championship the NaUonal Basketball Assocla· car race Sunday. lion's championship finals, the When Wally Dallenbach left the Patrick Racing Team Bullets have fil\ally won one, last year, Krisiloff Joined beating the Seattle SuperSonics, former l n d y w 1 n n er 106·98. Thursday night. Gordon Johncock 1n INDY 50() And they did it the way they George Bignott1 's stable know best, by going to their and is excited about the Ol.JTLOOiU strength. Forwards Bobby Dan· switch. A drldge and Elvin Hayes bounced "The dlrrerence is back from poor performances in good cars versus ba d Sunday's series opener to score cars." Krisilorr says. "Right now, we've got real good cars 34 and 25 points. respectively, which can run until the end of a race. mostly from within lS feet or "I finished second at Phoenix and fifth al Trenton this the basket. The Bullets outre· year and I should have had two seconds." b o u n de d Se at t l e 4 8 . 3 9. Krisiloff Is currently in fifth place In the USAC point Washington center Wes Unseld standings and figures to move up at lndy. hauling down 15. The Pa.rsippany. NY native now calls Dana Point his "We followed our aame plan home. He is a veteran of seven previous Indianapolis races perfectly," said Washington with bis best finJsb coming m 1973 when he was suth. Coach Dick Motta. "We got the Last year he started in the last spot, 33rd, and worked ball down low to Elvtn and Bob-his way up to ninth but wasn't by D. where it belongs, and we satisfied with the car. crashed the boards." KrlslJoff started racing ao· Seattle cepter Marvin Weblter carts when he was 13. He moved saw somethlna more. \IP to sports cars In 1962 and to ''They were looking to prove s pr\nl cara in 1968. He drove his something tontght," observed first USAC championship race in "WeNter. And bow riibt be was. 1959 and qualified for the Indy 500 Above all elfe, the Bullett in· l970 before being bumped from wnted to prot• that they could the field. He has etarted every tndeed wtn a pme lD a 00. race 1lnce. ........ .,_.-.II U..-pu.alc.denlele He quallfled thlt year In the and 1taternenb 1bout how past 14th-poeltlon with a ~peed oL lallv .. lhould hive no beartni 19l.2SS mil• per hour but with on the preaent, the fact that the -Marlo AndretU movlna to the back Bulle•~ 0-9 ln tltle play bad of tb• field Jn the en Mlke Riss to be In.the backs of their mlndl qua1l!led. KrlsOott wlll ai.rt on the -II fGt 90 other reuon than lftllck Of UM flfth row · that they were constutly btina • ffe wtll be drMna a WllcSCAt 6"rk•·Goouen·Drakt rem\Mecl tr ll b¥ the local •ith thf No. 40 emblalCIMd on lb e11 .. 1 •. media. ,. In b1a career, be b11 llJllabeG \hlrd tour Um• in major .. l 'll•ll•d we broke tbat races,tbNeottberou.rat oawioMotorSpeedway. Si"e IRJUl'll; •••• 81 • •• I 11 .., DAILY PU.OT Ftldey, ..._,,a. tt71 AP .... MONTREAL'S YVON COURNOYER CARRIES THE STANLEY CUP A"ER VICTORY. E'l'09IPageBJ MONTREAL •• separate the English from the Frenc h. But in our dressing room. no way. We're thinking hockey all the time. Tonight. when we get home to the a irport, there ·11 be 10.000 people there. To m orrow <Friday I In Mon· treat. there a rc going to be maybe half a milhon for the p a rade. F ren ch , Englis h. it doesn "t matter They're just SUP· porting us." Eichelberger's 62 Low Round of Tour BEFORE HE SPOKE, Lam· berl had sprinkled champagne on anyone around the Stanley Cup m the rush hour that was the winner s' dressing room. Goalie Ken Dryden looked for his facemask. which apparently bad been misplaced. And in the sh ower r oom. where Lafleur was blow-drying his naxen hair. spare detensemen Gilles Lupien tilted a can or beer above the prize forward's head An angry look from Lafleur told Lupien lo lake his m1sch1ef ~omc pl a c e e ls e And t h e downcast looks in tht· Brwns' dresi.in~ room told everyone thal Boston had fallen short in lhl" fin als for the second year tn a row. ··we feel like /\lydar. ·· said Bruins goalie Gerr~ Cheevers. a horse racing enthus iast '"Wt• ran a very good r<1ce, and we were close a couple of times to the winner. But we never went by him." CIF Badminton Cl P: 4-A P141'9ffl l \l•nc ,., 3 Founla•n Vall~V 1 ~u\t•n l. t<unhnoton 6eec11 1 ,. .. ,.. . .,.... <.orDf'd oe1 Ma• s. P•lm Sc><•"9' 0 L~una BM<ll ) EM'~" 0 El Toro• 6 ._,.,1noton I ATLANTA CAP> -"I 've never played a better round that I can recall," said Dave Eichelberger. ''This is about as good as J can come up with, I think." It was outstanding. It was two shots better than any round previously r ecorded in the Atlantic Golf Classic, a E' .......... BULLETS ••• streak, and I hope this puts an end to all the talk," said Motta. whose club evened its best-of· seven ieries with Seattle at one victory apiece, with a third game to be played here Sunday. "t think we were a 11 pretty sack and tired of hearing about how the Bullets can't win the big one," Molla added. ··r hope all that is dead and buried now. I don "t want lo live with the ghost or the past." Dandridge and Hayes had s ome t h in g to prove on a personal level. too. Limited to just three baskets between them in the second half Sunday. when the Bullets blew a 19-point lead and lost at Seattle. they wanted to s how they could meet a challenge. $•ATTLll "'> -J . Jollft10ft 4, "'"" 17, WetKter 10. 0 . .-21. Wllllem1 24, $Ua 10, W•IU r 1, Brown 10. Totall ,, 14-21 ... WASNINGTOH 11•1 -~rt• J.I. Havtt 2s. u"'e•o 2. G<e-.v s. H_..,.. 20. KUl>C,,... 10. w r191112. JonMon •.Pace 2. Tol•ll u 1•2• 10.. SH Ule .. a. tt 21-.. w u1111191on J'I 11 1• ,_* Foul.O ovl -NOne. ToUI foul• -S.e!U. 21, W.shlngtonli. TKIMK•l -o.ncff'IOle.A-tt,OU torrid 10.Wlder-par 82 Thursday that sent the Texan into today's second round of the S200,000 event with a two-shot lead over Bob Murphy. M un>hy. plagued by a pinched nerve in his back, had equaled the tournament record of 64 earlier in Lhe day and left the course long before Eichelberger charged home with rive birdies on the final six holes in produc· lng the lowest round on the tour this season. It also was an lncredlble 18 shots better than his previous competitive round, an 80 on the second day or the Colonial at Fort Worth two weeks ago. P:lrtl•f'"OUl\d leeden 111 e. Allfllla Golf Cleuk Oft 1M •..11>-JMlf. PM ~ All~ Cowltry Ch1t1<ourw. 0 Elchlllll'Qf l2~ 8.GarOMr )l..Jl-71 8 MurPll'f u~ B TllfnptGn •»-71 0 Slckton J.4-l2 ..... J.M<Gff ~-11 J H .. rd ~ ... , 0 M<CO<d J.4ol7 _,. 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P.,,e8l ANGELS ••• amiss when Schueler beaned Grich to st.art the first inning. then followed by plunl<ing Dave Chalk on the hip. FAl&LY FOLLOWED with his opposite-field double to score both runners. Tony Solaita drew a walk, then Don Baylor lined out s harply to left. Lym an Bostock singled ln another run and that was all for Schueler. Mlller completed the first in- ning outburst by slngUng home Solaita. ln the third the Angels put together four straight hita for another run. the payoff coming on Miller's single to s core Bostock with two out. Grich hit hls home run in the fourth, the second lime in two nights he has led off an inning with a homer. CMICAOO CALlf'OtUUA A.Mt/off If ltHtlf1911' u ~20 H rdf1911 rl U-<I a-lllWcf l...kflllMlfl "~ SoeltrllOlm • L..Jotlll-dll NO!lrelfly < •rllM 3 0 I 0 4000 • 0 '0 4 000 tOOO 1 0 t 0 lOOO 1000 1010 1000 Grl<ll 2111 0..lllH .. .,,,., 1111 W.lta dll ........ IOltOd cf Lafltfold• "· Miiier rl HIHftPl\rlV< ., ... 4 2 1 I 2 I I 0 3 I I 1 3 1 0 0 4 0 I 0 • 111 ) 0 I 0 4 01 2 • 0 I 0 Totals J'I o • o rot.i, 11 • 11 • CMc.ogo 000 000 ~ C.lllor11I• 401 100 OOa • OP-Ok990 l. LOe-<Ncaoo s. Collf-• '· H~olny, e.tcu. ""~kll m . IP N • •• .. t0 atlc:AOO h 2 • • I 0 ~•2 221 2 I 0 0 0 2 CAUNllNIA T-IW .. 11 ' • 0 0 I 4 H•,.-or1<11 City Sc11..-1er1, Cllolti filly kllllelerl. F•lrly Illy TorrHlllal. T-2 04. A-ti,•to. Pick-up Truck &VanShow Going ct•ietly Winkles Re/WJes To Criticize Finley From AP Ot1p1tebea OAK.LANO -Bobby Winkles appears to be firm ln bis ret0lve to 10 quleUy. Thoee walling for him t-0 tee off on OaJcland A's owner Charles ··~·· . . ... . 'i • . , .· f . ·• -· ... ' .' O. Finley's peculiarities In handling team managers were left sUJI waiting after Wlnkles· flrst cohtact with the media slnce he quit as A's manager just before Tuesday-night's game. "lt was something I thought was better for me ...-to hang 'em up for now." Wlnkles said in his first interview slnce then. "So t·m facing seven months unemployment." The 48-year-old manager -reached by telephone in Salinas Wednesday night by the Oakland Tribune -declined to specify his rea- sons for reslgning. He did say bis pay or a de· .,. • .,. ........ , sire to quit whJle bis club was leading the Ameriean League West did not figure in bls decision. Winkles said when he telephoned Finley in Chicago Tuesday to s ay he was leaving. "He d idn't offer me a thing and 1 didn't ask for anything exc~pt if he wanted to make a compromise. l"d give part or my salary back . . . money has nolhing to do with my not managing the A's any more." Finley also had speculated Winkles quit because "the team is on lop and he wanted lo get out while he was looking good. lf the team took a nosedive, he'd look bad." But Winkles commented. 'Tve been around 27 years and I've never tried to make myself look good. I had no plans to even talk a bout this situation. I was going to let Finley do It. But 1 have to delend myself." S...,..ne Ba• dae Spirit,. 2·1 SACRAMENTO -Poli Garcia scored one goal and assisted on another Thursday night as the California Sunshine edged the Sacramento Spirits, 2· 1. in an American Soccer League game. here. All of the scoring came in the opening half with Donald Tobin gl ving the Sunshine a 1 ·0 lead at the 22: lS mark. The Spirits scored at 41 :05 while Garcia's goal came two minutes later on a pass from Andy Cbampan. ------Quote ol the Da11 ------ Texas pitcher Fer1ason Jenkln&, commenting on his manager last year. Boston·s Don ztmmer: "Last year. I was stuffed Into the bullpen by an ugly, old bald-headed man who didn't know anything about pitching. Now I have the opportunity to start, and I'm doing what I do best- pitch." E&etdtiere hi Spert• ••. BASEBALL -Boston Manager Don Zimmer and centerficlder Fred Lynn were fined S200 apiece and Lynn was suspended for three games after a run-in with umpire Nick Bremlgan in Sunday·s game ... Mark Fldrych is trying to relax and let the Florida sun do what doctors couldn't - heal his right arm. ''I 'm just gonna sit down here a nd do nothing for two weeks and we'll see. Then l'm going to go back up there and they're going to decide something. l gues~ I am going to find out whether I have to get another job ...... The St. Louis Card inals reportedly have claimed San Diego ouUielder George Hendrtck oo waivers and have oHered pitcher Erle Ras mussen in trade ... Rod Carew. the Am erican Le ague batting champion. is scheduled to talk contra ct with Minnesota tJHD """" Twins owner Calvin Griffith ln the next three days. CRIME RE PORT -Heavyweight fighter Bobby Halpern, cur· rently bidding for a ring comeback after 17Vi years in prison. was shot a nd seriously wounded Thursday in a Bronx store. Halpern was paroled in 1976 after serving time for armed robbery and kid· naping. On Thursday. two men shot at the 45-year -old ex-convict. one with a shotgun and the other with a handgun, then fled on foot .. Former boxer Rubin "Hurricane" Carter and John Artl• h:ive asked an appeals court to throw out their 1976 triple murder convic· tions. charging prosecutors deliberately lied and concealed tn· formation at the ir r e -tria l . . The attorney defending heav)weight fighter Ron Lyle on charges of murder says the dis- trict attorney's office is s uppressing information which could prove vital to Lyle's defense. Lyle. the third-ranked heavyweight, is charged with first and second-degree murder in lhe shooting death of a former employee . . Artrell HawldDI, a running back on the University or Pittsburgh football team, was arrested for allegedly raping a 22-year-old woman. Hawkins , 21. married and the father of three children. was arrested at his home and charged with rape. indecent assault and assault. AUTO RACING -The fastest car on the track during carbure· lion testing runs at Indianapolis Thursday was the one of A. J. Foyt at 199.468 miles per hour. The speed, however . may have been cosUy because blue smoke belched from the engine Foyt planned to use in Sunday's 500-mile race. The motor was removed from the c ar and flown back lo Houston for a major overhaul. Mario A..odttUI also had a lap over 190 mph, one or nine starters to eclipse that figure . . . Richard Petty and Darrell Wa.ttrtp led second-day qualifiers for Sunday's 600 World stock car race at Charlotte. NC but they will start six cars behind pole sitter David Pea non. OTHER SPORTS -Pepperdine University's men's volleyball team, the 1978 NCAA chftmpion. lost to the University of Tamaullpas in a four-team tourney ln Mexico City .. Clyde Walker, who resigned as athletic diredor at the University or Kansas, waa appointed to a similar post at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte ... Cornell puts its 42-game winning streak on the line against J ohn Hopkins in the NCAA championship lacrosse game at Rutgers Stadium,saturday. Sperc• .. lladlG, Tt' Toaifllat RADIO: Baseball Milwaukee at California. 7:30, KMPC <710>: Los Angeles at San Francisco, 7:30, KABC. (790 >. Horse Racina -Hollywood Park feature race. 5:30, KIEV (870 l. TV: Bueball -·Loi Angeles at San Francisco, 7:30, ChaMel n. ... FORD • --· MOTORCYCLES I HORSE RACING I MISCELLANY Fndey. ~ 26. 1978 CAIL V PILOT U Town Policy Returns Coast Are a · Banquet Results Quaner Horse, Sto"len Last Year, to R ace , ' , • Shoeless Winner With his ~hoe high in flight behind him. Eugene Norman of Henniger High <Syracuse, N.Y. > clears a hurdle on the way to winning a heat in a sectional state meet Thurs- day. Later with his shoe tied tight. Norman won again. Town Policy. possibly the most famous quart.er horse in history despite the fact he's Just now making his sophomore de· but. is on display tonight at Los Alamitos Race Course in one of five divisional trials toward the $100.000 Los Alamitos Derby. Town Policy is the three-year old who picked up nine firsts and a second In 10 s tarts as a two- year old. then created headlines of another sort when he was stolen from trainer Blane Schvaneveldt's ranch in Stanton in October. His whereabouts remained un· known until he was found five months later In March in Mex- ico, 150·200 pounds under his normal weight. Jockey Kenneth Hart. whose horses earned more money ($1.3 million> than any other quarter horses in the nation, will be up on Town Polley in the fourth race. and starting out of the No. S gate. · Town Policy's winnings amounted to $338.000 In his first year of racing and he enters tonight's challenge after turning an 18.0·second clocking for 350 yards in workouts two weeks ago. Tonight's race is 440 yards and will be a test for the horse's en- durance. The five trial divisions will de· termine the 10 finalists for the June 3 Derby, one of the highlights of the 82-night s um- mer meet. Post time Is 7 :45. Another Cherry Surprise? Ba lboa Cyclist Seeks Second Straight Win Mark Cherry of Balboa will be seeking his second straight scratch main event speedway motorcycle victory tonight (81 when he returns to the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa for the weekly show. Cherry s urprised five-time champion Mike Bast and a crowd of more than 5,000 when he slipped by Bast to win the four-lap feature last week "l think Mike ale a lot of dart in the handicap consolation race two events earlier and it hurt him," Cherry says "He could.n't get any traction on the outside and I took advantage of the situation by going inside." Cherry spent most of the early part or the season helping his brother-in-law. Bruce Penhall, to prepare for the British Speedway League but says he is now concentrating on his own racing program. MARK CHERRY -Danny Becker of Fountain Valley, one of the more popular riders on the circuit, was performing wheelies on both the front and back straightaways during a five-lap handicap heat last week. -Bobby Schwartz is still looking for his first main event win of the season after nine races at three different tracks. He has a leather brace on his right wrist after crashing at Ascot last week but didn't break any bones. -Veteran Billy Gray <he's 401, who portrayed the role of Bud in the TV series Father Knows Best, bought a n ew engine and says he will go rac- ing at the Fairgrounds im· mediately UCI Picks Dennis Promoter Harry Oxley, after a long series of meetings on noise al the track during the orr season. ts attempting to enforce the \.\Se or mufflers on the speed..-ay bikes in all situations In a second division race last week, Bobbi Hunter Jost her muffler during the race but con- tinued Lo ride. She was black· flagged and ordered to the pits with a disqualification. Roger DeMls. athletic trainer at Laguna Beach High the past two years, will serve in the same capacity on a full-time basis at UC lrvme beginning Julys. A graduate of the University of Nebraska at Omaha. In other speedway develop- ments· ~tics Crou;n Won by Oilers Leanne Karasik and Lori Wright paced the Huntington Beach High School girls gymnastics te am to its second straight CIF 4-A championship with a 170.3-167.35 victory over Sunset League rival Fountain Valley Thursday night on the win· ner's floor. Karasik won two events including a 9.3 victory in vaulting and a come-through 9.lS win in the final event<>f the night, floor exercise Wright was a winner on parallel bars with an 8 9 score, tied for first with teammate Ann McCabe on the balance beam and finished second in floor exercise with a 9.0S score. The victory for coach Phyllis Petlowany's HB Oilers gave them their second straight CIF crown and also a second undefeated season. The Oilers have now won 24 straight matches in high school dual meet competition. Karasik. Wright and McCabe will compete in Saturday's CIF individual finals at Irvine High beginning al. 5 o'clock. Karasik and Robin Downey are the only seniors on the team this season, givLna notice lo opponents that the Oilers will be a contender again next season. Karasik has a full scholarship to UCLA in gymnastics next year LEASE 1978 OiEV£ITE 4-DOOR Cap UOOO. flHtelual lllHll.10 Deo UIMIO. fottl obllgetton '5311.30. 38 "'°"'" OPltft end '--UC end-~ Ser. 5317 Slit M3. On epprovee1 cr9dll ALL 1971 MODB.S AU HEU AND IEADY FOi IMMEDIA Tl DllJVllY .,...,. 522-2881 &TOIO 768-0593 TAKE llE OUT TO HE llALL I.Ill Saturday. May 27 Sunday, May 28 Saturday, June 3 Sunday. June 4 Sa urday, June 10 Sunday. June 11 Angels vs. Milwaukee Angels vs. Milwaukee Angels vs. Boston Angels vs. Boston Angels vs. l\lew Yon< Angels vs. New York .. I Town PoUcy was the 1977 2· year-old champioo and amon& his ntne victories were the Kin· dergarten and Sardella Han- dicap at Los Alamitos and the Fresno and Pomona Futurities. His only 1065 was a second to Hot Idea in the world's richest horse race-the All-American Fu\urity. after he posted the fastest qualifying time for that race. Town Policy's competition tonight includes As The Crow Cries. Dear Bridget, Rock N Fire. Kingdom Key, Suwanee Vickie. Swift Six and Viking Anne. Klnadom Key. winner of the 1977 Bay Meadows Futunty and runnerup in this year's El Primero Del Ano Derby. has col- lected more than $144,000 In his career. Rock N Fire has defeated Kingdom Key. El Primero Derby winner Lantys East Jet and Golden State Futurity champion Easy Della Jet in al· lowance races this year and has not lost in 1978 against older run· nus m stakes events at Bay Meadows this spring TOWN POLICY RACES TONIGHT AT LOS ALAMITOS. Cerritos Belts LBCC Nine, 8-1 LONG BEACH -Pitching highlighted the opening round or the state JC baseball tournament Thursday as the rour losing teams combined to score just one run The featured game saw Cerritos' Greg Moyer tossing a rive· hitter in turning back Long Beach CC. 8· l. In other games. Fresno knocked off Mission Conference champion Southwestern. 2·0. San Mateo cooled Southern Cal Conference wanner LA Harbor, 3-0. and Canl"ons knocked off Contra Costa. 4-0 In champ1oosh1p bracket games today. San Mateo met Can· yons this afternoon with Cerrito:, and Fresno squanng off at 7 tonight at Blair Field. here Cerrttos has been in the state championship game five of the last eight years. The Falcons won their seventh straight South Coast Conference title this season. PQUNTAtN VALLaY MIOH V.nll"f V•lleY .. 11 c.pt•ln O.W 0r-•-.ot Ml»I 11a1.,.1>1e ~ VOlll H•llen; ~t lrncwo..o o. .. Grfftltffl. JV Vtll-*11 C..Pltln: ~•• Tvrner; Mott 11•1,..bl• IAoM l(,nq; Most lmprowd: J1tn S...tll. 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Celll's Finest Sponacw Service Dept. with Fectory Trained Mechanics I I -- Md9y ........ ,.,. · «Aamm ntator Posey Gears Forlndy500 By llOWAR D SMITH A,.~ .... Race driver Sam Posey ia aeartna up ror a grueling weekend at the lndianape>lis 600 and he's not even competing. Posey. a former Capistrano Beach resident, has been juggling his driving career and hls work a~ an ABC· TV commentator for several years and every so Often he has to be in two places almost al once. This is one or those weekends: ''On Friday and Saturday I will be practicing at Lime Rock, Conn .• " says Posey, who competes in the Camel-GT Road Racing championship series. "Saturday night I'll ny to Indianapolis to cover Sunday's race, ( ) then as soon as the race ~ s:po.1~ ends I'll get . a poUce • r ni ~ escort to the airport and Oy back to Lime Rock and race Monday. "WI TH THESE VERY hectic trave l arrangements. you try lo pretend they don't divert your attention from the two jo~ but they do. The trouble is, of course, that instead of being able to luxuriously prepare for Indy -talk to the drivers. hang around the pits -I'll have to rely on the ABC staff to bring me up to date a bit. "But they're great at that and I know all the drivers, so everything should go smoothly." Posey finis hed fifth in his lone Indy appea rance in 1972. "Actually, I could ttave finished higher," he says. "Although J was a rookie the dar was so good it didn't matter " HE HAS BEEN commenting on the race for television since 1974, usually alongside Jim McKay in the booth. But this year, because of his Lime Rock commitment, he'll be in the pits. "ABC likes to have expert commentators who are involved in the sport and l couldn't get much more involved than l am." he ' • s a ys . "Whe n something is happening on the track the fact that you've been there yourself m akes a hell or a difference in conveying the information to the viewers. So much of auto racing is hidden from view. At Indy it looks to the TV viewer like the car is driving itself. just kind or going around the track in a g roovc. SAM l'OlaY "In fact the most you ever turn the steering wheel is a bout one·eighth or an Inch but in that one.e ighth hes your life sometimes and your livelihood." POSEY'S ASSIGNMENT this year is to track down cars that drop out of the race, follow the drivers back to the garage if necessary and find out what happened. He will also cover the hospital if need be. ABC will be televising the race on a delayed basis Sunday night from 8 :50-11 p.m . This involves some frantic cutting and piecing together of tape, a process that begins even before the race bas ended. Adalete ot l'e ar Lajla von Lutzow ha ~ been nam c!d woman athlete or the ye ar at Oran ge Coast College. Von Lutzow, a me mber or the tennis team. had a 31·2 record in singles. SPIKE MEET SEI' TONI GHT A RCA DIA-A triSJ to 8aker81Jeld awaits the top five finishers in each of the 29 events being contested in tonight's CIF Masters track and field meet here. Dis cus competition kicks off the agenda at 5 : 30 with other lleld events slated for 6:30 at the Arcadia High facility . The firs t running event is set ror 1. The meet is to decide the southern section entries for the June 2·3 s tate meet in Bakersfield. A total of 18 Orange Coast area individuals. along with seven relay t eams, are entered in the Masters . Rustlers Gain NJCAASemis FT. DODGE, Iowa -Kathi Rosenbery pitched the Golden West College women's softball team in· to the championship semifinals of the NJCAA tournament here Thursday with a pair of victories. Rosenbery took over in the second inning of a game against Lansing, Michigan from Cindee Secrist and the Rustlers won a 4-1 decision. She then pitched a 3·0 s hutout over Glendale, Ariz. in the Q...tJarterlinals. The RusUers played Meramec College of St. Louis, Missouri today with the winner advancing to Saturday's finals and the loser moving to the loser's bracket. It is a double elimination affair. In Thursday's action. the Rustlers scored three times in the third inning or the opener to erase a l·O Lansing advantage. Rosenbery had four s trikeouts in post.ing her second win or the tourney. In the n1ghtcap, she started by issuinJ two walks and giving up a base hit to Glendale m the first inning with oo outs. A force play at the plate and an accurate throw Crom leflfielder Cheri Ertel saved a run from scoring. Marlin Seminars Slate d ' PVBUC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS IUSIMUS NAM• ITAT•M•MT Tll• followl"4 pe"o"' •r• doh•cf tlusl,..u.s " G&L LIFT INSTALLATJONS, 2'21·A ~ Gtntr.i. Sent• AA., CA "'°' Gery £. Otlle, 17~1 S...t• p..,1., FM111l•l11 v.ii.y, CA '110f ll!WH L. Ott ... tfUI S...t• P•11••. F-tal11 Velley, CA '1709 Thi' blnlnnt I\ C-.cted by ... I,,_ dh•ldl&.I. 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Groot. m ajor domo for the wine companies of Heublein. ,:SJ,= Domestic Auto Sales ,~~!~~~ Accelerate From '77 /I 10 }.1 Nab e r s Cadillac lt.:.00 Harba Blvd (U'>l<I Nies.\ 540-<)100 DETROIT <APJ For the Cirst time this year . sales or domestic cars have edged ahead or their 1977 pace, which was the third best ever lor U.S. automakers. . The breakthrough came as automakers reported record sales for the May 11·20 period and an 11.8 per- cent jump from the same period last yee1r. THE PERFORMANCE exceeded forecasts by industry analysts. One said it partly reflected the recovery of sales lost to winter blizzards. but added. "The industry has more going for it than just recovery." Until now. industry sales have lagged behind their healthy 1977 levels. Going Places This Memorial Day Weekend? We have a car at Bauer Buick for people who like to go places and do things with the whole family. '78 Buick Estate Wagon Limited ••• OVER 30 TO CHOOSE FROM Bauer Offers this 11Don't Leave Town Without lt11 EVERY REMAINING ESTATE WAGON IN STOCK NOW DISCOUNTED 5 1500°0 final weekend, a family sized car at an affordable family price! So pick youn out TODAY ••• All reaclv for IMMEDIATE DELIVERY - Rn-.cing A•allaWe mc1 First ,.,... .. _. c111e ...t11 Jilly -appr'OYM cnclf .•. •• Services Cut Red Tape Business Eliminates Standing in Line By JULES LOH A,5-ecl .. C-~I NEW YORK -The red-taPt! tangle in this town may run second only to the frustrating m ess o r Wa s h ington bureaucracy. That suits David Alwadish just fine. David Alwadish. fresh out or college. has one of those strokes of brilliance that makes people say. "Why didn't I think of that:'" and has opened a busi- ness I l is bused on an obvious premise DEALING WITH A lar ge city's institutions. the Motor Vehicle Bureau say, pushes a normal person·s threshold of pa- tien ce to its limit. induces trembling, ague and nts. pro- vokes thoughts of mayhem and self destruction and causes ul cers and that 's Just for openers. "Take the sample matter of registering your car " Alwadish said "Yctu get there. puzzled. You stand in a line marked 'Informa- tion.· There you learn the other three lines you need to stand in and in what order. That's right. You stand in line to find out what other lines to stand in. Are you getting the picture? ''THEN YOU discover you don't have the right forms. They <1 re n 't filled out correctly The clerk makes you feel stupid You've wasted half a day. You go back to your office snarling. "Hasn't something lake that happened to you "" Of course. There must be at least 8 million such stories in the Naked City. which 1s why Alwadish 's success as assured. FOR A SMALL fee. anywhere from one to five dollars, Alwadish will register your car ( J for you. or get a duplicate or the driver's license you lost. or fight your battle with the parking t icket computer or. 1n short. do all those wretched things that make your heart sink when the soulless telephone voice says: "you'll hav<' to come in." Click "Ri ght now I do all the work myselC ... Alwadish said . "but I env1s1on supermarkets of services. offices all over town. "The city ought lo be promot- ing me. For every 100 c ustomers I have. that's 100 fewer people in line All my fo rms are in order. No aggravation The bureaus would be happier places ''THE NAME Ot' my business is Services Unlimited J want 1t to be that. unhm1ted I want to take care of birth certificates. fishing lice nses. passports. everything people need but don't know how to handle conveniently themc;elves." Alwad1sh, 22. got the idea ror his business while helping out at his father's driver's school. It was his chore to handle the paperwork for graduates getUng their driver's licenses. "l was s tanding in line one day with a half dozen a pplic4t· lions. chatting with the man next to me. I told him what l was doing and he said. 'Wow. I would gladly pay somebody lO do this for me.· I thought. well. why not'". SO HE ARRANGED for a small office, just a room. in the lobby of one of the skyscrapers m Rockefeller Cent.er. the pres· t1gious midtown complex where 60,000 people work. Nol a bad location. That was last November. Since then, his service has been so popular he had a second phone installed. "When the other phone rings I ask the person I'm talking to to hang on a minute. He can hear what l'm saying and isn't put off I don't put peo- ple on hold." How can he mis!i'! 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Operators ot used car lots do 30 percent of the business. with the remaining 20 percent representing private sales by in· d ivi du a l owners. However . because their ca r s carry higher prices. the new car dealers cap tur t> two-thirds or the $21 billion sales volume. Money Tree ll has never been easy to get a handle on the used car business -some private transactions may never be re- ported. for example but now that void Is being filled by copious stata:.tic:, collected by the Hertz rent-a-car people They will recite lo you all kinds of esoteri<' facts about the used car businci.s. to wit. -THE AVERAGE NEW U.S.-BUILT car is kept 3.57 years and run 53,000 males before 1t is traded. -During its normal 91 -i year lifetime. the typical car has three owners. -Thirty percent or cars that are stolen are not re· covered. It's no mystery why Hertz is so fascinated by t.he used car business Profit in the car rental business often de· pends on what price the company can get for its old cars. HERTZ HAS AN EVEN MORE direct interest in the usl'd car busane~:. than 1t did previously hecau1.e an mort: than 100 catae~ aero&& the country it's selling its used cars directly to consume~. thereby competing with the new car dl•alers. the used car lots and private sellers. Some 30.000 cars were sold orr the Hertz lots last year. making the company the nation's largest retailer of used cars. Many people believe that when a rental car reaches lhe end of its service. it's not good for much more than the j unk pile. You've heard the comment, "Did you ever Set! anyone put oil in a rented car?" To counteract that im· pression. Hertz will supply prospective buyers with the maintenance r~ords of cars sold on Its lots. It's also offer· ing a limited warranty. O.J. Simpson has also been enlisted in this cause. The football star, who has been running through airports trying to gel us to rent can; from Hertz. can now be seen in TV commercials urging us to buy it used car from Hertz. Prim,e Rate Hikes Carry Market [!oivn NEW YORK (l\P 1 -The stock market retreated again today. faced with the rapid spread or a prime rate increase through the banking industry. The Dow Jones aver age of 30 industrials, which had fallen 20.01 points an the past three sessions. closed down another 3.72 at831.69. The pace or trading dropped off sharply. with many in- vestors evidently getting an early start on the holiday weekend. Numerous large ban.ks across the country raised their prime rates today rrom 8114 to 8~ percent. The latest in· crease in the basic charge on blue-chip loans was initiated Thursday by Chicago's Continental Illinols Bank. Analysts said traders also were put off by the market 's failure to make a rally ultempt at mid-day Thursday stand Up , SI IH'k• In 'l'lw Spodlghl NEW \'ORI( CAPI· S-i, •pm prM:e end Ml< ..... Of \ .... 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I to O•te ... ),71S,11 l,603 ''11 10 t:IAI, , , 1, IOl,000,000 "1• lo Gale . . 7,02,0SI .S20 WHU A~fJt l)tO HEW VOAK c•Pl Aov•nctd O.t11net:1 Un,11• f\QtCI Toi•• ••w.• H•W lllQM Ht• 10"!~ Odil £•t• 8J•OAIL.Y PIL.Ot Cook, Ippolito Battling Joey Ippolito, winner of the Bushmills Grand Prix offshore power boat r ace out of Newport Beach in March, and Betty Cook. 1977 world champion from Newport Beach. are fighting a close battle for national point honors after three races in the U.S cam- paign. Ippolito lucked out in t he recent Bacardi race out of Mi ami to lead the circuit with 800 points. Cook finished second behind lppohto in the Miami race to boost her total J>Oints to 600 Fttaay, May 28. 1978 CUBA BOUND Cuban g-unboat off 1ccr (right> peen, from rail of blandcr-36 ::.loop Allons as he pilOtl'> ves:-.cl to port in Cub<J Tim Cole. editor of Yacht R<icing and Cru~- "'" Wtret*ot.1 i ng maga1.int• I lc.•lt 1 dn·amcd up I hl' weckc.•nd trip I rom ~~londa The Allon!>'' u~ the l1r!>t t_; S pll•a!>ure boat to ~ail mto Cuban \\alt•rs 111 Ii ~car!> BOATiNG Weekend Caleradar Holiday Races Set By ALMON LOCKABEY O.lly l'llo4 llWll"' Wrllet Boaters will bl-on the move from San Diego lo Santa Barban over the thrt'e-day Memorial holiday with races scheduled on all fronts plus a hoio.t of yachtsmen who will take ad - vantage of the three day weekend for · cru1sin' boozin· and snoozin' C'ompct1t1 ve events along the Oritnge Coast will include an inv1tll· tlonal regatta for Lido 14s by the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club Satur· day and Sunda)'. a May regatta plu!> an ocean race from the Capistrano Ha) Yacht Club Saturday and Sun- day. and an overnight argosy type ract• from the Dana Point Yacht Club to Newport Beac•h. SC:tturday. Sunday and Mondil} POWER BOATERS al!.o will be bu:.y with the final leg of the Craig Trophy predicted log rac~from San Diego to Long Beach and an interna- tional predicted log race from San Diego to Ensenada Nt''4 port Argo:-.y OH•rn1ghl. S-.lUr· dJ). Sunday. Mondci) Loi. Angeleti·Long Bearh ALAMITOS BAY YACllT CL\.~B - M t.>moriat Da.>-Rt'gatt... Sc.turdc1). Sunday CO RSAIR YACHT CLL'B - llomC'\\ard Bound rac~<rrom Catalina. PHRF1 Monday LOS ANGELES YACHT CLUB - Chimnel Islands race llOR. PHRF1 Saturday. Sunday. Monday Santa Monica Bay CALIFORNIA YACllT CLt:B - One-Design Regatta. Saturday. Sun- da) KI NG HARBOR YACHT CLUB - Cal-29 fnv1tallonat. Tuesday. PA ClFIC MARINERS YACHT CLt:B Stein Series I PllRF1 Satur- da). SOCTlf BAY YACHT RACIJl.C CLt.:B Single handed ruce <PHRf'• Monday San Diego SAN DIEGO YACHT CLUB - Craig Trophy race I predicted log 1 Saturday . lnternationl!I Pred:cted Log ract>. Sunday: Dorsee Serie~ /Coronado 2s1 Saturday. Sunday : Cursed with a broken right wrist which kept h1 m in pain for l94 miles. but blessed with a stroke or lu<'k that saw first to finish Preston Henn penalized back to fourth place. Ippolito took over so le possession of first place in the Bacardi race Cruising Into Cuba? Offic1ab at Avalon and tht· Isthmus <ire predicting that every habitable CO\ e on both side!-> of Catalina Island will be Jammed with the cruising crowd. Memorial Day re~attas are scheduled in virtually every yachting ct'ntcr of the Southern California Yachting J\ssoc1at1on with the largest bt•1ng out of the AlC1m1to~ Bay Yacht Club. Long Beach Small boats "'"' rucc inside the bay on Saturda) and large boats will raCl' over oct'an cour!>es on Sunda) Summer Sent'$ !Etchells 22• Satur· day. Driscoll Series < lnt 1101 Satur- day. Sunday: Spring Series IK·lRI Saturday Sunday . Giddings Senes 1PC 1 Saturday. Sunday. Leo Trophy <Sollni:t 1 Saturdlly: Rollins S owl <Star 1 Saturday. Sundlly llenn was penalized five minutes for Jump. ing the gun al the s tart fppohto broke h1!> wrist when thrown from h15 boat in a 90-mph spin in a race ou t of St. Petersburg. April 16. Yachtsmen Conquer Sea of Red Tape National Title Race Scheduled The King Harbor Yacht Club of Redondo Beach will bc host to the Cal·29 national cham- pionship r<.'gatta Sutur- day and Sunday. The re· gatta is co·sponsored by the Cal-29 National As· sociation of Costa Mesa ;rnd the King Harbor Yacht Club All s kipper s participating in the championship must be paid up members of the national association. All · boats must be basically unchanged from the de- sign of Bill Lapworth as built by Jensen Marine and must be equipped m cruising tnm as per the consl1tullon of the Cal-29 Assoc1at1on In addition to the rac· ing , 'the sch edule or events include a skip- pers meeting at ll a .m . Saturday. a dinner al KH YC Saturday night and the trophy prcsenta- 11on Sundny n1ghl By HAL BOCK NEW YORK CA P > -ft :.tarted the way so many great ideas do. as an innocent remark in a conversation over drinks One word led to another and pretty soon. weekend sailor Tim Cole was in- vestigating the possib1hty of crwsing into Cubll "It just sounded like a good thing to do." ~aid Cole. managing editor of Yacht Racing-Cruising Magazme. "There has been a relaxation of tensions and it seemed more possible to do now than it had been before Jt's only 90 miles away. lt seemed relatively simple .. COLE AND HIS FRIENDS got their idea last November and by the lime they had weaved their way through the sea or red t&pe involved, it was March. "We started working through the Czech Embassy in Washington." said Cole. "They told us we were nuts. Then we went t<1 some travel agents and they said the same thing One Coast Guard of ficer told us, ·You 'II get blown out of the sea.· .. No American vessel had sailed into Cuba in 17 years and that made Cole and his colleague'i trailblazers. "Lt is tough to get approval for a sail boat to get in there ... he said "And 1f a boat shows up where it's not supposed to be. they won't like It at all " When they finally made their arrangements through Cubatur. the Cuban tourist agency, the crew of the 36 foot f:.lllnder sloop Allons made sure there was no misunderstanding regarding their purpose. "WE KEPT ALL Of the cables. all of the documents with us." said Cole "We ""anted to make sure they knew who we were." Th(• most basic s ailing information wai. un· available. There were no charts and radio frequen- <'1es al::.o were a problem. "They gave us compass headings and said we'd be met at sea," said Cole. The Allons and her seven·man crew left Key West. Fla .• at 10· 30 p m . on March 14 and sited the Cuban shore 18 hours later But the strong Gulfstream current had pushed the boat 30 miles off course to the west. .. Except for the nav1gat1on. it was an easy sail." said Cole. "We could set: the coai.thne . Then we saw the Cubal'\S .. Coating Developed THE WELCOMING COMMITIEE consisted or an 80 root Cuban gunboat which cirdC'd the Al Ions for u wh1ll• "We wen· a httlc worried then, .. :.aid Cole "They didn 't tell u::. they'd be sending a gunboat · After a frw tense moment:., the Cubans guided the Allons to ~hore On land. th(' Americans re ce1ved J warm. friendly welcome "We were guests of the government and they treated us very well." said Cole Cole believes the Allons' trip has made Cuba more accessible for American sailors Now he'!> thinking about new vistas Where to next" "I don't know." he said "The Yllngtze R1vt.·r might be fun .. ,, SOUTHE RN CALIFORNIA Yacht· 1r1~ Association calendar Newport· Balboa HA Ill A CORINTH !AN YACHT CLU B -l nv1tat1onal RegC:tlla ILido-14 >Saturday. Sunday CAPISTRANO BAY YACHT CLUB Mid-May Regatta <Sabol. Laser 1 Saturday: Ocean Racing Series No I llOR. PHRF. MORFI Sunda) DANI\ POINT YACHT CLLlB - Coa•fal Weafht""r J ,.,, ano \untt'f' S...tllrd•• l1Qht 'ltdtt.t>4f' ••nG\ n1ont •"d f'T"Orn1rtca f'IOun ti•Qf\) ~tutd•Y 11 to I> (Gd'\lctl r~pe,.rurf"\ "''" '"~~ bthJitfl'ffl '\\ ~ "'' tnl•f'<I ttJmpf't4hK~~ WIH •dnqt .,.lw•ett SJ M'(t 11 f,,,, Wlfdl«' •"morr•Cur• 'lllWUI t..•J Second •ow F-tt\t "•Qt\ F•f\I tow °*<onO '"91' ')e(Olld 10., ~ATUltOAY ~un rt~\\ 4) .it "' ~f\ I \) P m MOOI' 11W> 11 Ol• m wt\ tO 11.,"' I l}O"' I J 'I ' •O• rn 47-•M ""''\ l 7'1DFI" '1 ll •)om 11 TOYOT~S MILLION-DOLLAR-DASH FOR THE 1980 OIYMPIC GAMES. SOMETHING FOR THE U.S. OLYMPIC ATHLETES ... A $1,00QOOO DONATION. As you may know our Olympic a1t1le1es nrc no! qovern ment subsrdrzed So they neecl money ro rr,11n now t they re going 10 win ir'I Mo<:.cow 1n 1980 New Hope for Old Boat Here's our plan: Toyola and your par11c1pa11nq Toyota dealer will make a donarion for the US Olyrno c 1eam every ltme a new Toyora car or !ruck is sold throt..gh June 301h .1978 Help us make our sales goa1. so we can give $1 .000.000 or more. 10 help build a laugh US learn When you buy a new Toyota, you II also qet a specially designed Olympic pin. pa1ch . and a cer1.t1cale rhnnk1ng you for your supporl Now you can ge1 a tough royOid and a tough Olympic. 1eam If that old wooden hull boat is leak- ing like a sieve and the cost of repair· mg it doesn't make it practical. don't rush out and scuttle 1t. There may be new hope for such old boats, according to Ferro Cement lntcrnatiom1l, a division of Fhnl!)k1n Enterpr1i.cs of We~tminstcr THE FIRM CLAIMS that a new pro- cess of incorporating Kays1te (patent pending) makes it possible to sheath an old leaky huJI with a strong. nexible coating of a unique type of ferroce- ment. The coating is reputedly im· pervious to dry rot, marine worms and other hawrds. Cruiser-racers Get New Regalta OnChesape~ A new one-of-a-kind for cruiser· racers will be sponsored by Yachtjng Magazine next fall, accord ing to Bob Bavier, president. The reeatta is ten· tatively scheduled to lake place on the Chesapeake \n October Im mediately prior to the Annapolis Sailboat Show Bavier said the regatta will ~ open to yachts in two utegories a first division for lighter displace- m ent. high performance types hl<e Snock Santanas, Ranger-22s and the J -24; and a second division for cruts· Ing-racing yachts that are more In the family cruising category. Five races, all around the buoys. will ~ held unde r a rating rule to be aelected after sutricient deliberation and consultation with tbe appropriate rule -making bocllet. "It seems the rtaht Ume to revive the one-of·•·klnd concepl for these types . of bOMll because Of their tremendous growth In numbers In re· cent yean," sald Bavier. Addllk>nal deUlla will appenr \n Ba v\er'1 column. "From lbe Cockpit." ln t.h~ Juty lttue of the IJl•i•dne. •• The rirm claims that boats that would have otherwise been con· sidered beyond redemption due to high costs of labor and material can be rc!>torcd to long term usefulness. If ere 's how First. the hull is deaned and roughened. Any large leak!> or struc lural damage is repaired. Then a layer of special reinforcing metal 1~ power·stapled directly to the hull The cement is applied by hand or spray and attaches itself to the hull surface. ONLY A THIN outer layer covers the metal reinforcem ent. This is carefully smoothed and later sealed with a new cement mortar sealant that prevents all penetr ation by water. The surface can then be paint ed if desired. The r esult. according to Randy Reid. president of the firm, is a dura · b l e. flexible outer hull that is stronger than the wood alone and. best or all -no more leaks. Any damage that mi~ht subsequently oc· c ur can be repaired by using the same method. The Kaysite process is similar to ferrocement construction with several variable~ I. THE OTHERWISE unrepairable boat is used as a master mold and base for a new outer hull. elimjnating the cost or fabricating a hull with pipe and wire. 2. Since a ll o;upe rs tructure engines, cabins. etc -are in place. there 1s far less expense In repairing a boat than in building o ne from scratch 3 The proprietary Kaysite cement mixture contains new comp0unds that increase compressive, ten.slle. shear and flexural strength 100 per- cent. 4. RELATIVELV unskilled 1abor can do the work as long as (hey ate superv11W!d by a Fllntskin expert For Inf ormalion on the process contact A.andy Reid. Jo'errocement lnlernatlonalt, 15751 Brookhurst. Suite 203, Westminster 92683. Tele~hon~ 839-9922. .. SOMETHING FOR YOU ... A CHANCE AT $1,00QOOO IN PRIZES. ENTER NOW! Three "Gold Medal" first prizes, worth over $134,000 each. How d you ltke 10 win all ot lhis? A $100 000 condom1n1um 1n Snowmass. Co1orado Two brand new Toyotas 55.000 in AMF Sports Equ1pmen1 A Nikon FM Camera A S 1.CCC Lev• Shopping Spree A 3-week ff'P 'or 1wo 10 Moscow. Munich. and Mon1<ea1. w•rh $1C 000 1n pocket money And a Sony Color TV 1n case you ge1 bored Thar s :ust !he hrst prize Three lucky peop•e w•I' win them Good luck' Ten "Silver Medal" second prizes. Every ·s,1ver Meda1· winner will receive a Toyota Coro11a SR-5 Lrflback. a $1.000 AMF Sports Shopping Spree. a Nikon FM Camera. and a one-week trip tor 1wo •o the European Track and Field Charnp:cnsh•ps '"' Prague Czechoslovakia And $2 .500 cash 1000 "Bronze Medal" third prizes. A I\ kor FM 35mrn Camera w11h 50mrn F2 lens f\1ce ·o nave around even '' vou can 1 rn<lkP. 11 ro rhe games ' How to enter Sweepstakes: See your · --01 participating dealer tor a free entry ~M~F~~r-t)~ form. No purchase necessary. No sen- tences to complete. But, act fast. ,. Sweepstakes ends June 30th. You askeo tor 11 You got 11 Toyota Cl',. o·" ,.. \,1 ..... h 1 • it, • ,, ,,,_ • 1 r ,, "'' ,, 11• • 11 1 11 , "'•, , "• "'~''' "' , ~'Ill, f-Jf1 J IAI 't Y\Jlll-) I'\ ¥1 j Mi'' ,...~lf'1 1f"ltf 11 f ~ti•• tJltlf! hit· I C1• I tW ,• INSIDE : •Out 'n'About •Galleries • Intermission •Showcase Singers -O•llY ,.,,04 P"91o .. , G•ry Am- M 1 SM ATCH L.irrv Hrooks. dl'lt·n~I\(' tackle for thl' Lo~ r\n~eles Rams. sho\..s '.\l1c:k('v :\lous(· 1t is n't hi:. !-.hoe th<.1t made the track of th<.> foot or' a "monster" m!-.idl· thl· :\l:.tt terhorn. Brooks and lt'ammatt•s Ron Je!'-l.ll'. Rod Phillip'.'. a nd Doug Frunc1s hl•lped tt•:-.l lht' remodt·ll'd ndL· t'<.ll"hl·r l his Wl'l'k Fn~ Mey 26 1978 DAILY PILOT eekender Cl Aaorrgharraaghorragh! Abominable Snowman Matterhorn 'Menace' By JERRY HERTENSTEIN Ol IM O.lly .. llM Sufi The .. Matterhorn·· at Dis· neyland has been highly visible 19 years. It stands out tall and jagged, \ 1ewable from nearly every- where 1n the Anaheim park. Thoi.t• heading toward Orange County's big attraction know s 1ghtin~ of the "snow-covered rock " means they are finally only minutes away from a world off antasy fun A nd the replica built on a scale of l/lOOth or the real thing 1n the Swiss Alps has been !>wallowing thrill seekers 1n rub- ber wheeled cars since 1959. APPARENTLY tl':> done hllle 10 s atisfy the mountain's "hunger " Wht•n lines s tart forming around thl' hill again on Satur· day as it reopens <iftcr a closure of nine months. tho!'ie waiting will hear what could be mis- takC"n for a low "hunger" growl. Tht• rumbling docsn 't mean t hC' thing is gom~ to crack and f;ill down. There's a "monster" inside INSTALLATION of the figure 111r1ually there are t"'ol and <:Om<' other changes have kept tht• mQuntain closed. The renovations have heen rna'1£' to pro vide more or a 't hn II" and hopefully shorten th<' wait to ride. according to 01snl•yland officials Thl' changes have been hyped recently Wlth those "What's G<>t· ten Into the Matterhorn" ads What indeed"' New while bobsleds. computer dispatched 20 seconds apart. take their four passengers im· mediately into a pitch-black tun· nl.'I and up a steep incline And therc's that persistent growl "aar rgharraaghar. r;.igh " Then"s also a howling sound ltke that of "t·v1I" winds Tht• sltc'd strcughtens out after turning a corner . but it remains c1 ark Ahead are two reddis h eyt-s staring out of the black· ncss Reminders the "worst" 1s yet to come" A passenger screams Suddenly there 1t 1s -off to SNOWMAN COMETH "What Has Gotten fnt o the Malll'l'horn" will be r evealed S;.1t u rd:.1~ \\hl·n lhl• D1s nl'yland attraC't ion reopens . Riders will find new bobsleds. a ··f<.ister ... colder nde and lurkrnf! rn one ol lhl· t'il\·crn~. the ubom1m1bll• ~nowman ont· s1dt· of the truck a large cs foot tall 1. furry. toothy. long· armt·rt snowman "1th glowing red l'yes "Aaarrgharraagharragh." 1t ~n a ps But before a rider can say "Abominable Snowman" the car has whizzed past the 1cy·look10g. hunch-backed. figure "Whal was 1t "" a passenger pushed back against his seat. asks "Where was 11 ?" someone else says. Still another rider shivers ll 's cold in the mountain lin some stretches 30 degrees below thl' temperature outside ) as the car continues z1ppin~ around banked turns Tht· sled "slows .. for a look al blue and white 1c1cles dripping from tht ceilini:i There are ice caverns and at some stretches "fog .. shrouds the track ahead The bobsleds dart in and out of hole~ in the mountain as before A nd JUSt as riders have perhaps forgotten whatever that "thing" was back there. then· 1t is again "Aarrgharraagharragh · This time· 1l looms almost straight ahead. appearing eager to swoop up some bobsleds in those mass1vc arms But the car lakes a sharp turn to the right and again the "snowman" 1s out of sight as quickly as it came into view •'A ARRG HARRAAGllAR· RAGll." The car makes a few more banked turn s. plunge .., downward into daylight and water ·'Whew ... u rider says as he disembarks. wiping water from his face and apparently glad the "haunt1n1(' experien<."e is over The snowman. known as Yeti 1n Tibet where 1t has supposedly been spotted. 1s tht• ma1or change in the S4 million worth of improvements and additions. Stat1st1cally the mountain 1~ not rock at all. but 500 tons of stet:I or :!. li5 pu.•ccs t·at·h of ,, different wt•1gh1 and ll'ngth R1dC'r capacit) ha ... been 1n crt·Jsed aboul 7(l pt.·rccnt hy thl· ust· or tandem bobs leds rather than t ht• former s1ngll'sleds. Thl'rt• have· bl'en 74.566.665 ridt•rc; in tht• Matterhorn'<: rtrst 19 years omc1als csllmale 3.000 can ride in onc hour with tht' tandcm sleds so lhe 100 million mark 1snotfaraway Off1c1al r e l l'a"l's o n Saturday's 9 a .m opening claim renovation of the ride "1s in kt•t•ping with Walt Di<1ney's founding philosophy that Dis- n1.•yland will never be complete as long as there• 1s imagination left m the world." But 1t 's a safe bet 1t 1s also to keep "thrill seekero;" in ltne At Knott ' Bl'l'ry Farm in nt'arbv Buena Park. a roller coaste"r like ride with the unlikely name o r ''MontezoomJ·~ Reven~e " opened al noon today. Strawberries Cause to Celebrate Garden Grove Fest 'Keeps 'em Home' for Holiday Memorial Day weekend is escape time. Beaches. mount<un re!>Orts. campsites. inland lakes turn into seas of humanity For many the backyard barbecue is a reprieve from daily routine And s urprising as 1t may seem many fo lks head for Garden Grove It's ~trawberry time in a city that 1~ probabl} best known for a 9().(oot cross v1s1blc for miles And !>trawbcr- ries The city's population of 181,000 !>Wells to over 250,000 during the Strawberry Festival The 20th festival openi. today and runs through Monday. M emorral Day was directly respons ible for the event The city was looking for something that might keep people in town dunng the holiday. spending their money at local businesses So 20 years a~o Tom Hoxie. then a c1v1c leader. came up with the idea of celebrating strawberry NEWTON h<:1rvestin#l. The festi\'al had a humble beginning The 1nit1al event lasted one day and included a parade of antique automobiles Hoxie . called "father of the straw~rry festival ." has moved to another community But the festival has kept growing This year there arc 20 events , contests. exhibitions and prcscn tat ions J ohn Stewart. folk and western s inger. opens the festival tonight al 7 on the V1ll aJ{e Green. Euclid Street and Stanford Avenue. Stewart's r ecent album 1s "California Bloodliness." lie has written "July You'r e A Woman." "Daydream Believer" and "Never Going Back To Nas hville " A PARADE AT JO A.M. Saturday will feature 150 units. according to officials. Miss Garden Grove. Kelly Jordan, will ride atop a "strawberry" carnage. part of a three-unit float that's SS feet long and 18feet wide GWC Fiddlers Top Musicians at HB Spot There figures to be a lot of fiddling around tonight at Golden West College in }luntington Beach. Benny Thomasson. rated as America 's "master fid - dler." and Dick Barrett, four times national fiddle cham- pion, will perform at 8 o'clock in Songbag at the campus communitycentcr.15744 Golden Wes t St. Thomasson. who has been ftddJtng-'10 years. i nvented the Texas fiddlin !i( style. according to Gcrie Kirkpatri<'k. publicity ~kesperson for Golden West HE REPORTEDLV HAS won more contest c ham- pionships than any other fi ddler and is rated one of the lop tnree ch a mpion!hip fiddlers tn the United State~ Barrell \\>On the world championship in 1976. the na lion a l title in 1971. 72 a nd 73 and wns grand master'" ('ha mp ln 1973. Duct pieces as well as solo number~ are planned for tonight's appearance Ticket~ are St ' ' Members of the queen's court arc Holly Bender. Kathy Wynn. Jo.v Walker a nd Julianne Pease, each of Garden Grove The parade forms at West Street and Chapman Avenue. pro- rN·d~ west on Chapman. then south on Euchd to the festival grounds at tht• Village Gr l'en. Euclid and Main streets. Connit• Nt·wton and Willie Aames of telev1s1on 's "Eight ts Enoug h " arl' parade grand marshals CHRISTOPHER & CO .• A troupe of 10 singers. dancers and 1n strumentaltsls who perform a "Blasl From the Past" will play ell 6 a nd R pm Saturday on lhe Village Green. The show features mus ic from the 1950s and '60s. There will be 40 booths on the Village Green. sponsored by Garden Grove c1v1c organizations. a carnival midway and numerous contests including strawberry p1e·eat1ng. diaper derby. n •dhead rou.ndup. tiny tots royal court and Kung Fu demonstra lions Officials arc hoping to raise nearly $50,000 to be used for c1v1c prOJl'C:lS Proc~ds from past festivals have helped build such things as a children's department at the Garden Grove Library and a pohcc department mobile <."ommand post T hen• will be plenty of strawbernes to eat at the Village t; reen BUT ONE OF THE "traditions." a long shortcake. will be missing this time Each year a s hortcake. nearly 30 feet long had been baked, displayed and served to those in attendance. .t\nd each year Le banon. Ore .. which has its own strawberry fcMival. would claim its s hortcake longer. But some a lterations at the festival site have made it to diCCtcult to prepare lhe cake this year. according to Jan Dunn. active m the t•vcnt for years Other scheduled events includl' SATURDAY AFTERNOON "Theaters or Sun and Moon" live drama at 2 p m on th<.• Mills House Patio. et Kung Fu de· monstrat1on at Jon the rest1val stage. al 4 a strawberry pie-eating contest ror teen-agers tl' s lated on the stage a nd at the same timt on the Mills House patio the Man a m Tail/Vicky Silva Mime Theater Wlll take place. Christopher and Co. performs at 6 and R pm The Sunday schedu1e includes Baharr North Mrlcin dancer<1 at I pm. on the s tage. strawberry cook·off at I p.m. in the Com- munity Center. 11300 Stanford: "Sun and Moon" live drama at 2: a father·son cake decorating contest at 3 in the Community Center. p1Ck ·a·pair contest for family lookalikes at J p.m ; mime theater al 4. the "Sunday" s how or NBC. channel 4. originating live at 4 30 <See STRAWBERRY. C21 UFOs Topic of Anaheim Meet liFOs They have been d ebated for years Still more arguments for their existence can be heard Sunday and Monday at the Anaheim Convention Center Space-eon Seven. som ething that sounds not quite of this world. wtll be held from noon to t p. m . each day at the center. 800 W. Ka tell a Ave 1n what appears to be an event seeking the entertainment dollar as well as those who believe un· Identified flying obJects are something to be dealt with. l'C'Vl'ral -spacf' movies 11nd "authorities" on lJFOs 11re scheduled. Betty ttlll, who reporte~wa~ ·•contacted" by 1t t.:F und portrayed the role in "The FO lnc\dent" will be umona ~e speakers coch day Olber scheduled speakers ln- clude J . Alltn Hynn, tectuuca1 Adviser for "Cl<>1e Encounters or the Thll'd Kind." A'homas Oates. 4l consultant tor Mutual UFO N<'twork and host oC radio'" "Starga1er" program: Eric BurJ?ess. co.rounder or the British Interplanetary Society . Nichelle Nichols, a director of thl' Nat ion al Space lnstitutt'. Gt:OrJ.?l' Takct. who played tht' purl of Lt Sulu on "Star Trek'" and Harlan Ellison. a rantasy and sc1enct' r1clion writer. El lison will 11peak Sunday only. Hynek and Nichols Monday only Bob Clampett. who created "Twecty" and "Beany & Cecil" will show a Mars animation reel ba$ed on Edgar Rice Burroughs' wr1t1nas ut 2 pm. Monday. The prottrnm will ol~o f~ttture buckstttge mov1el'i of the making oflhc ftlm Cl«mi>ctt wub co-creator of .. BUit~ Bunny .. "Wur of the World)," and "2001 . A Space Odyssey" will be screened. Francisco Lup1u. ;t mustclan, wlll provide mu tc wtth h14 "Cosmtc Bum E•· perlence .. Tlckt?U S8 adult.a. S4 chlldren under 12. •, (2 DAIL V PILOT Frtday May 26 1978 CHILDREN'S ART -This pa inting of flowers and felines is among 300 works by children 6 to 15 from 64 nations on display at the California State Museum of Science a nd Ind ustry. The 8th Intern ationa l Children's Art Exhibition runs through Ju- ly 11 at the museum in Exposition Park. Los Angeles. Hours 9:30 a .m. to 5 p.m. daily. The park isoffHarborFreeway. Watercolorists in LA U>ast A.nuts' Work in U.S. Show Arts Hall, room 116. /\REA ARTISTS FEATURED -Works of four Orange Coast area artists featured in t ravehng show of the Nat ional Watercolor Societ y at the Exploratonum, Cal State Los Angeles. Quartet of artists are Abby Vaughn. Laguna Beach: Dorothy Brawdy Kushner and George R. J ames. ~ach ot Costa Mesa. and Janet Jlilford, Newport Beach. Through J une 2. Hours 11 a.m to 7 p m . Mondays through Thursd ays, Fridays 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. EXIDBITION NE ARS CLOSING -Work of late William Baz1otcs will close June 4 at Newport Harbor Art Museum. 850 San Clemente Drive. Newport Beach. Guest curator Michael Galleries I Exhibits ETCJUNGS Ma rino Marini 's etchings at West Coast Gallery, 2700 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach, through June 12. Hours 11 a .m to 6 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays, 1 to 5 p.m. Sundays. Preble will discuss the work at 3 o.m. Sunday. J une 4. Hours Tuesdays through Sundays, 11 a .m. to 4 ]>.m .. Fridays 6 to 9 p.m . CONVERSATIONS: WITH MYSELF VIA WATERCOLORS, SERJGRAPHS -Works of Helen Dr. Reed and Pauline Easton featured at Desa~ns Recycled Gallery, 619 N. Harbor Blvd .• FuJlerton Thursday, J une l through June 30. Hours 10 a .m. to 6 p.m . Mond ays through Saturdays. -Work or J a mes H. Tsutsui Jr. al UC Jrv1ne ~raduate gnllcry Tuesday through J une 3. Open· m g T uesday at 6 p .m . Gallery hours: noon to 5 p.m . Tuesdays lhrou~h Saturdays. PHOTOGRAPHY WORK -Exhibit by Los Angeles documentary photographer Anthony Hernandez Tuesday through J une 15 at Orange Coast ColJ ege Photo gallery, Costa Mesa. Gallery in Fine Arts building open 8 a.m. to 5 p. m. Mondays through Fridays. Her nandez will discuss work 10 2 pm. lecture Tuesday in Fine EARTHQUAKE ART -Gra phics and paintings on canvas in mixed media or Dennis Garcia at Tannar Gallery. 2139 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. Through June 7. Hours l l a .m . to 7 pm , Wednesdays and Sundays by appointment. ·Dance '78 Spring Fling GWC Event Features O riginality Orlgtnal choreotraphy, back~ by orlalnat m usic sco~. will b1'bll&ht Dance "18, a apring concert by Golden West Collete dan~ students, Thursday, Friday, June 3 aDd Satutday, June 3. Brodie in the Long Beach Dance Theater. Original m usic S~f?s by Craig Kupka, former composer-a rranger with the "Roto Rooter Good Time Christmas Band ," and by Linda Wells- ShoUk. college piano instructor, will be introduced. Ms. Wells·Shollk is musical d irector for t he pro-gram. Variety la threaded throuaho\rt the proaram in numben de•llng wlth themes from the ocean, human IOclal behavior. extrate rrestrial effects, Egyptian deelgn moues, a study or phyalcal eneray and sequcn~ of mime . The production, directed by d ance Instructor Nannette Pistole Brodie. who choreographed several of the numbers, will involve 40 students in four performances. Shows are scheduled for 8 p.m . Guest J anice Dulak Flemin~ is choreographer for "Closm~ Time" in which she also will dance. •.;: each day with a perform ance for high school stu· ~· -dents June 2 al 2 p.m . in the GWC theater. }'!! Assist ant director is choreographer Dan i ! $bapiro, wbo dances professionally with Ms. Student choreographers are Kimberly Begley, Jean Flaherty, Matt Maduzia, Tommy Mahana, Gail Olson, Tamara P hibbs, Cindy Schneider. Heather Schuster, Trina Smith and Debbie Sundes. Lighting design is by Steven Craig, set design by Wa lly Huntoon, and costumes by Susan Babb J uanita Byerly and Gwendolyn Dean. Tickets ar~ $2 general, $1 students and seniors. . . .. ' . . /·Move Due t :f or Play i fOn '(J()s .-.. .... . .. L OS ANGELES '••Beatle m a nia'' a .. ••multimedia m usical ;.moves to the Pantages :Thea tre in Hollywood r :i'rhursday, June 1. • "Beatlem a nia" is a •• rlbute to the 1960s with ..,.. visua l images spanning '::-the decade Crom John •"f(ennedy , Kent State, •flowe r power, assassina -.. .,ll o n s, c lvll rig hts • Jllarches and Vietnam. • The David Kre bs· .$teven Leber production 9'11l play Tuesday brough Friday at 8 . • p.m., Saturday at 2, 7 ·~and 10 p.m . and Sunday -:u 7:30 p.m. Ticket • rices ror Tues day, • ednesday, Thursday, .. rlday. and Sunday ventnp are $13.50, Sil And $8.50. On Saturday ght.a the prices are $1$, ]l;m~W..iG-50, and $10. Ttcketa are available •t the Pantac 'lbeatn bo~ office, all n~euon land Mutual ticket aien· ~i•, and wtth a rnaJor credit card ~ ulllns (2J;l) 462·3104 a a Tut Tiekets 6,400 Still Available LOS ANGELES -Tickets,.6,400 of them. to view the .. Treasures of Tut.ankhamun" exhibi- tion at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on the evenings of Friday, June 2, and Wednes- day, June 14, will go on sale at the Museum beginning at 8 a. m.. Saturday. Ticket.a priced at $5 each will be sold daily until jfahe, from 8 a.m. to S p.m . on a first-come, first-served basis at the east entranc~ to the Museum near the La Brea Tar Pits In Hancoek Park. Tickets will be sold (or a specific hour on e ither evening beginnlng at 8 p.m. with tut ad- mjRsion at 11. There will be a limit of four tickets per person and they wUI be sold on a ca sh basis only. There will be no refunds or ex· changes. For information on Ucket availability for June 2 and June 14, call (213) 933-6111. The "Treasures of Tutankhamun" exhl bi. Uon ck>eea at the Museum on June 15 after a four·mooth stay. A& of May 22, almoet one million people wlll have vlslted the exhlblUon. The Museum Is located at 590$ WUahlre Boulevard. STRA WHERRY ••• (f'rom Puecu near the Milli Hou."e; Kung tu demonatratlon.s at .5 and 7 and Gll'd~n Grove Bo11 and Girl• Cbolr at 6 p.m. an 4t1Je. MONDAY I NCLtJ0£8 A Chalk Art C-Qn\eat a t 9 a .m . on the Main 8'Net.lidewalk border1.n8 the Vlllap-Oreen~ Nd.bead m •nch11> .U.O..a.m. .on the llql : K~ i'U at noon; bo11 aad iJrlt chotr .. t \ p.m . "SOrt 1nd Moon" at 2; mlmes at 3 on Mma "Roust P atio t nd aentor cltlzena pro- fT"m at 3 p.m . on the •t•fet. a a a De<Ulline For Expo Art Near Deadline for entries In the Southern California Exposition's Art-; In All Media contest is today a nd Saturday. according lo officials of the show at Southern California E xposition grounds in De l Mar. Com~lilion is open to artists and craftsmen Irr el ght Southe r n California counties, ln· cludlnJOralll•· Cat11orlea wlll In· elude oUa, water~lort, acrylics. mllled media, ~ra p hi cs. dl'awln11. p rint s, sculpture. cera m ics, en a me l5, m etal work and other c r a ft m e dia. Caah ow a rds will total $3, 100 . The ort exhibit will be pa rt or the annual ExPo at Del Mar . scheduled J une 21 through July 4. Film Slated On Comedian LOS ANGELES CAP) -A movie on the Uf e or com edian P r eddle Prlnr.e, who •bot hlmtelt to death more lnan year a,o. b now belnf ptep1 ~d tor C BS by EMl·TV M 1SCEL LANY . 1 Kid Getup Gets Attention .. For Rubber Band Leader By MARY CAMPBELL PW l'M AtWKlatM ........ William "Bootsy" Collins wa lks around a town in an orange leather jump suit with brown leather stars on it, wearing big sunglasses made Into stars by the application or red glitter. It's outrageous, a kid 's dream of dress up. In fact a lot or the rans of Bootsy 's Rubber Band are kids 6 lo 12. When he was a boy. Collins, now 26, wore a headband and moccas ins. influenced by the Lone Ranger. Daniel Boone and Indians. His mother tells him that when he was Utt.le and had an attack of athsma -which he has outgrown -he'd seriously start a conversation with her. ''When I'm a star ... NOW THAT RE is a star, she enjoys it and flies from her home In Cincinnati to a New York party during the Rubber Band's current tour. The band's music. as well as Bootsy's look and on-stage j ive talk, has been getUng atten· tion. One critic said the band might have "the definitive funk rhythm section of the decade." and praised Bootsy's bass playing and the use or sharp cross rhythms. Collins used to respond to statements with "'Oh. geep." Now he calls his young fans "geepies." He sayi;, "The~ant to be aware or what Is going on and whaf you're talking about. They're real interested. 1 Ceel everybody is a geepie at heart. Everybody feels like being a kid. "TREY WERE REALLY behind me when I firs t came out. They identify with the silliness. It was serious with them . sllly serious.·· May~ he identifies with hls fans• wanting to be part of wha t was going on. He gttw up in The two brothers and drummer Frankie Waddy began playing behind artists recoroing for King Records in Cincinnati. James Brown used them and hired them a s his band in 1969. As Collins talks his voice remains soft. spoken and polite but a tone of quiet Joy sometimes bubbles up. "It was really exciting. We wanted to go on the road; nothing else was happening. When we got the opportunity. we was ready." .. JAMES WAS REALLY strict. I had never been aroWld people like that. I had never been under a job situation before, all I did before that was a pa~r route. I didn't know wh•t I was doing: I was just learning." At the end of 1971 the group left Brown a.nd went out on their own as the House Guests. G eorge Clinton, who had singers calle d P arliament and ins trumentalis t s ca lled Funkade llc, had just h ad the instrumental group break up. He saw the House Guests in Detroit. "He thought he was seelng Funkadelic on s tage when he saw us, but I think we was more extreme than they was. as fa r as our image. looking wild. ''WE HAD SEEN hot pants in Europe, girls wearing them. We were dudes we aring hot pa nts. We was young and figured anything would go and it went." They wore fringe, hot pants, high boots wlth fur and stars and red, white and blue headbands. Clinton hired them to be "'1nkadelic. "I hadn't thought about the glasses yet," CoJllns says. "I u.sed to wear headbanda with a star in the middle and It'd interfere with m y glasses -I'm kind of nearsighted. So J put it a ll together and created another style of glasses.·· ·"Cincinnati trying to keep up with his brother Phelps. eight years older. "I never knew my father." he says. "He was a big brother for real. I was kind of lucky on that side of it. IC ~· he hadn't been there. 1 don't know what I'd ~8 r•n~ i•• .. N---. havebecome,youknow qi .,,q .._.. "I J?rew up around him. watching him. He ~~~:;:s...,,EASYTO OET THERE liste ned to Lonnie Mack records a.nd he had a 9 e.m. end 1:45 p.m. band, playing Lonnie Mack s tutr. because he LONG BEACH/CATALINA CRUISES was r eally happening then. He'd s hun m e away, 'Get away, kid, you bother me.' I wanted p;;;:;G:;O;;;T:;H;;tS=WE=E=K=l=1n..===1=1=1 =·=132=-4:S:::2'1:::::·::(:::71::4;:,;;'21=·71::::11~ to play hls guitar. I used to sneak it and play it in the closet when he went on his paper route. when I was about 9. He caught me one day and he wore me out. I saw the light. "I KEPT BEGGING my mother for one and she got me a $29 guitar at Sears when 1 was about 11. "l never thought I'd be playing with my brother but one mght he was supposed to play a gig and his guitar player couldn't make it. J told him 1 could mal<e it. Ten or $15 for the group mea nt so much, so he said It was cool. So we tried it. He hked it and I liked it. too. From that day on we've been together -1967." \ - \ . . . INTEAMlSSION I OUT N ABOUT Fndmy, Mey 26. 1978 DAILY PILOT ('3 ,. Mideast Dishes Delight Dolnieh Barg 'Best Bet' at NB Spot 'RICHARD 111· -Nicholas Walker plays the lead in Shakespeare's "Richard lll' being !-.Wged Tuesday through Saturday, May 30 bv the CC Irvine drama department. p'erformancc::i at the Fine Art::i Village Theater are 8 p.m each day. Season Finales Slated 'Last Hurrah' Time for Are a Theaters It's "last hurrah" time for the 1977-78 theater season along the Orange Coast With summer waiting m the wings, m ost local producing groups are putting the finishing touches on their respective seasons. And next week will find four opening nights the last for several weeks -being observed. BESI DES T H E LAGUNA Moulton Playhouse a nd its original musical "Twilight Bar," discussed in Thursday's column. the bill of fore includes "Anything Goes" at the Harle- quin Dinner Playhouse. "Richard III" at UC ·Intermission Tom Titus Irvine and "The Lion m Winter" at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse The Harlequin is up first with its revival of Cole Porter's "Anything Goes" bowing in Tues· day night. Mickey Deems. who played the role of the gangster. Moonface Martin. in the last Broadway resurret tion. will reprise this part at the Harlequin The musical is billed as the theater's big- gest production to date and will play nightly. ex- cept Mondays. through July 23, at the Harle- quin. 3505 S. 11:.irbor Bl vd . JUSt north of Costa Me:.a Reservations 979-5511 S HARING AN OP ENI NG night with Laguna and the Harlequin is UC Irvine. which will tackle Shakespeare's "Richard III" Tues -............... .,, f S OMET H ING NEW t t Omakasc l "Leave 11 m our hands ·· t And who better would know which outstanding t seasonal selecrrons will be exactly perlect for day through Saturday. Orama professor Robert Cohen is directing Nicholas Walker will play the title role. heading a cast or 45 performers who will be backed by original music by UCI graduate Barry Koron. "Richard 111" will be presented al 8 p m. tn the rme Arts Village Theater. Reservations 833·6617. Whtie Richard 111 struts and frets on the UCI s tage. another English sovereign. Henry II. will be doing hi~ thing at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse in the year's second production of "The Lion m Winte r" for local community theaters. RALPH RICHMOND. WHO played the role 10 years ago at the old La~una Playhouse. re· peats his inte rpret ation of King Henry 11 with Genevieve Murr<iy cast as his imprisoned queen. Eleanor of Aquitaine. Others in the Costa Mesa cast will be Scott Utley. Bradley Estrin and Greg Garlich as the bickering royal brothers. Linda Putnam and Henry's mistress Ala is and Earl Hewell as King Philip of France P att Tambelhni. resident director of the Civic Playhouse. 1s stag mg "Lion in Winter." which opens Saturday for three weekends of Friday and Saturday performances Curtain lime is 8 30 in the Community Recreation Center auditorium on the Orange County Fair grounds Re~ervat1ons 556-5459. . * THE HONOR OF BECOMING the f1r~t community theater on the Orange Coast lo an nounce 1ls 1978·79 season goes this year to tht• Saddlcback Valley Community Theater The Saddleback players will open the ne~ season on Sept. 8 with the comedy "6 Rms RI\ Vu." dire<.'led by Joanne Applegett. ORANGE COUNTY'S NEWEST! HONGKONG Dellc1ous Chinese Food At Reasonable Prices BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE BEER • WINE • TAKE OUT t this Very Special Japanese Dinner Our ChC'f t knows your tastes Hrs selechons wrll abun Fast Merchanfs Spec1el Lunch dantly please your palate We promise you a Served Mon ·Fri 11 00 a m to 3 00 Pm t Superb Gourmet Dinner of at least l111e courses t Dinner Served All Day I fem D'oe111Te:-. Soup Solwl HOURS: 1 I 00 A.M. TO 9·30 P.M. DAILY · t .fl11e111011n )(1kiu101to t I 170 BAKER STREET COSTA MESA. CAL Th~ are those who m ake eloquent claims for the language of JllUSic or nowers. Anyone e1<posed to Middle Easi cookery should be will· Ing to do as much for the language of food. To speak up, however. one has to considet' .nany countires: Iran. Saudi Arabia, the Sudan. \!orocco. Syria. Turko. Yemen. Greece. Algeria, Lebanon, Tunisia. Egypt. Iraq and •srael. Despite political divisions. all are Inex- tricably linked culinarily You woo't fin d all of these nations represented o n t he menu at Apandana restaurant in Newport Center. But there are ~ome dishes shared by a number of them They are dishes ~t make it difficult to untangle what Is a Turkish cookisig tr adition from one that's Egpyptian. Persian or Syrian. ME RELV TO SET some sort of geo- graphical boundaries. Apadana's Mideast offer· lngs are best classified under the headings of Persian, Greek and Armenian specialties. And. moving out onto the larger world stage. there are a lso a few Russian and American dishes. Proprietors of this atom06J)heric spot are the brothers Modlri. Sirous and Moe To com· plement their Middle Eastern cuisine they have created a setting worthy of Scheherazade's "t.001 Nights." Apadana's spacious interior is decorated with a fascinating array of handmade Persian rugs. trays of silver and brass. and paintin1s by well-known artists. Other arresting artifacts in- clude striking s amovars of silver and copper and a rine collection of the intncate nargileh. the ancient waterpipe still used for smoking tobacco. IF YOU WANT TO start dinner with an ap· ..Pet1zer. escargots de bourgogne. cost $3.95. hearts of artichoke. vinaigrette. $3 25. marinat ed herrmg. $2 50; and the ultimate luxury for today's high-spending jet-setters: imported Ira· nian caviar. $12.50. The best bet. though. is dolmeh barg, $3.25. which you can also ordet' in larger quantity as an entree for $6.96. Either way. it's my opinion your visit to Apadane isn't complete unless you partake of this great deUcacy lserved with a spicy yoguart sauce). Popular in every country throughout the Middle East. dolmeh barg lor whatever name 1t goes by> translates into stuffed grape leaves. A fl avorsome and piq uant delight. there are numerous variations bl#t. as a general tule. ground meat is used in the making or hot dolma llike those served at Apadana >. and cold dolma are made without meat. THE LEAVES, PRESERVED in brine prior to use. are meticulously stufred with a mixture of the meat and long-grain rice. vegetables lperhaps tomato and/or tomato paste. onion. parsley. celery) and a variety of spices. Another highly recommended entree is shashlytk nambe <billed as the delight of King Jams hld l. $8.95. A variation on the restaurant's sh1~h kabab <also $8.951. with lamb taking the pla,es of beef. 1l consists of mannaled choice lamb prepared on a skewer with bell peppers. tomatoes and onions. flambed tableside and served on a bed of rice. Rack of lamb -"favonte of Xerxes" -1s tabbed at $9.95. Order it and you'll receive t:'X i~o "'"'°'' """ !Mfl Oc1M11tr C>. '11'> • 2 "·~ MOREY AMSTERDAM "funny You Should Ask" May 3 thru June II RESEIUTIOMS (714) 492-9950 traordlnarlly tender filet or lamb marinated in a special recipe from Ardebil, Azerbn\Jan and served with potato and vegetable. If you want "the works," so to i.peak. order the entree wherein you'll get the best possible cross-sampling o( the restaurant ·l-1 Middle Eas tern dishes. It's the Apadana combination. portions of rack of lamb. shish kabub. l>hashlyck ~ ~ Out 'N About orman StanleJ. • .. and and dohne h brag, served on a bed of rtCe with vegetables. $9.SO .~ ADDmONAL ENTREES ON the dinn"tr bill o( fare include poached filet of sahnQJ'I, $8.95 . king crab legs a la rosca, Sl0.95. veal scallopuu. $8.95. veal Oscar. S9 95. New Yotk steak ma1tred. S9 SO. New York steak and crab legs combo. Sll.95. ' No doubt Apadana will do a bit of celebrat· ing when its third a nniversary comes up next month. But some sort of observance should be under way right now for the outstanding chef who recently took charge of the kitchen. He iii Harry Lambides, a member of the Am er ican Academy of Chefs and one of three Southern California members of Confrene de la Chatne de~ Rotisseur.i; He came to this country 1n 1938 after serving his apprent1cesh1p tn France. LAMBIDES HEADED to Cahfomia in 1939 and was for thrtt years chef at the legenda ry Garden of Allah Hotel. Also. for three year" each. he was soui; chef at the Beverly Hills Hotel and execut 1ve c hef at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel Before coming to Newport Beach, Lam· bides Wal> e mployed as executive chef for the Chronicle restaurant in Pasade na. Pnor to that he was chef at the Canyon Country Club m Palm Springs for three year.; Prepared fresh daily by Chef Lamb1des. the "must·· de!>sert at Apadanu 1s baklava. SI 25 per slice. It's not hkely you·11 ever find a better version of the many.Jayered pastry, filled with honey and nuts and fl avored with unusual spices N IGHTS AT APADANA, in the Peri,1an Room lounge. you t'an see exhibitions of dance Orientale. the belly·danring of the Mideast The voluptous entertaine rs have appeared al maJor clubs m Europe and the Middle East. The restaurant Le; also open for lunch Mon day lh~h Fn duy . 11 30 a m . to 3 p.m On the midday menu you'll find luncheon portions of all the house specialties like dolmeh barg and s hashlyrk. together w1lh a wide-ranging selec tion of sandwiches salads and omelelleo; Dinner 1!-served seven ni1:thL'> a week 5 to 10 p m Sunday through Thursday: 5 lo 11 on Friday and Saturday Apadana 1s at 60u Newport Center Drive. aC'ros:. from Fashion Is land There's frt>e \'alictated parking Reservations 640· 7502 BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND t RICE . GREEN TEA ' TSUKEMONO t IN THE MESA NORTH SHOPPING CENTER From $11 on per person PHONE (714) 557-2882 t Al>k vow Waitress 1osh0"' ':1o0aysOmakascmenu t ~~==::::~:~==========-~~~=======~~~~~~~~==~===~~~~:::=~~~~~~~J f 1JDDIRtll t ·-----t :60 Fashion Island, Newport Center t 1.,..~...,. t Reservations honored: 644-4811 6. COME IN AND BE OUR HONORED GUEST 'I' ... ..._ .,, ............... . NOWIN NEWPORT 10.20 FRESH FISH DAILY Dlnntn Sen11bty Pnced &'llln! r .... $4.95 Y IUNCH }i~ ~ ... FROM '21251 NEWENGLANDCLUIBAKE 18'5 .... -... ,. ,. .... v .... llUWIU.'1--. CIWD'lifmt Plus Speciils Served Monday thrv T1111rsd1y ,F rid1y. Saturd1y & Sunday 't~ 8 PM.) -Excludint Holidlys spte181s include soup or SI/ad, choice of biked potlfo or ric1 RED SNAPPER .........•.• 3.19 MAHI MAHI ............... 4.~ GRIU.EO SEA BASS ...•... 4.45 TOP SIRLOIN STEAK •..... 4.75 NEW YORK STEAK •••..••. 5.U LOBSTER TAIL ...•••...... 8.45 STEAK ANO LOBSTER ...• 7.45 } Cf OM. Y PtLOT -. ... .,.,. Of' teke hcNM STAI CHINESE CASIO 11 I 21st Pl, Newport 8Hch Ottlole U560 "--te Ml611 ... hlr-Wa ... Tillll u.MI 1:00 a& o.,.n_, .. ~...., · I maglne kettles of hearty soup simmering over open hearths. crusty rolls still warm from brick ovens .. the ambience of a French country Inn. The Pleasant Peasant serving your favonte ~tree and deftghrful lunches from a blackboard menu. complemented by an exquisite pastry selectton. In MacArthur Square CBehlnd Blackbffid ~ 4251 Martingale Wey. Newport 8eKb Rnenratlo..: 9S5-27S5 All SPORTS EVENTS GIANT 7 FOOT 1V SCREEN Mon.-Th..r. 11.30 o.m. to 10 p.m. Fri. & Sot. 11:30 o.m. to 11 p.m. COCKTAILS ~ 4 p.m. to 10 p.m ... Knott',s Sets Big Progr8Dl Debble Reynolds . actreaa and slnller. helps kick off "Summer MISCELLANY I TIMES ANO PLAC~S FOR A REAL TASTE TREAT i':Y.J 1 GJnii-note. dlirP°rter • GOURMET DINING -MEDITERRANEAN RM. 18700 MAC ADTHUR BLVO. • CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH SUNDAYS 10.J PM " • DANCING NIGHTLY -CABARET LOUNGE IRVINE. CALIFORNIA • CAPTAIN'S TABLE COFFEE SHoP -14 HAS. IOPP<>tltt Orengt COUl\fVAtrPorft 171!\I 833·2nO 1978 .. for Knott's Berry Farm. Buena Park. She w i 11 appear today through Monday at Good--;::J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=--Times .!Jbeater. EDDIE Rabbitt. country western singer, performs tonight through Memorial Day in the park's renovated Wagon Camp. R•bbitt's most l>OP'&lar recordlnp are "Roeky Mounlaia Music" and "Two Dollars in the Jukebox." Chinese Acrobats of Taiwa 1, a 40-member troupe performing feats ba sed on C hinese acrobatics dating to 2,000 years ago, will do three s hows dally Sat u rday through Monday in Good Times Theater. The Duke Ellington Orcbes.tra. conducted by Mercer Elllngton, will be..ji!aytng in the Cloud 9 Ballroom today through Sunday. KN<WrS newest ride, Montezooma's Revenge, opened at noon today. El Cinema Grande, a perma nent 180-degree theater. also premieres th is weeke nd. Knott's will be open 9093 E. ADAMS, HUNTINGTON BEACH 962-7911 -until 1 a .m. tonight, 9 VERSATILE ENTERTAINER AT KNOTT'S a.m. to t a.m. Saturday Debbie Reynolds Sings And Dances and Sunday. and 9 a .m . :....-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-tolOp.m.Monday. RJU.COVBSEVEAL PARMIGIANA DINNER. International House of Pancakes' new menu has 17 different full course dinners with many local favotit.es. Our full course 'kal Parmigiana Dinner, for instance. comes with• spaghetti, Italian-style sauce, garlic bread, tomato juice. green salad or soup, a beverage of your choice and our famous hot apple crepe a la mode dessert. You could lose your head over our Henry vm cut Water Ride Daily Fllll in Anaheiin It's that good So is the Roast'd Duckling, the Rack of Lamb and all ow-other olde-fashioned feasts. We serve them 1n royal style, too. In our own 17th century English inn. It's a heady atmosphere. ~_I"" FIVE ~s:~: 3801 East c.oast Highway. Ccwona del Mar . 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' .. -· .. . ! •• ·' . ... ,. ...... .. -• .M ' ~· .- PIDDLtN AROUND A 1'>iQt1t of MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND fldCll• mlll>C bf BeMy TllOfnHlon, AmerkAl's ,__ f!OdWr. end cllem· piOll llddNr Otdl BMntt, I p.m • Golden West ColleOt SonQoeo. tS1« Golci.il We1lt St •• Huntington 8eacll. u~ £m~ SATVRDAY,MAYV CNINlll ACROlaAT$ -tef'les of tumbtlng, (ltmblng •rwf INtenclng TO THE FABULOUS BIG BAND SOUND ~~;,;:,·=.;~ '~· = Parlt, tocSay-.idSundey. STARRING IHIUJWN AND Hts ~au~ A SPECIAL FINAL APPEARANCE IN THIS AREA BY ~A KEUY & Tt-E tv'CDER'JARES ALSO FOR YOUR DANCING ENJOYMENT n£ ~ SHOOP SOCETY OfO£STRA ¢00 SAT. 8t SUN. MAY 27 8t 2'• 8 PM · FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 84().4000 EXT. 6100 D •••os -eo.1 "l'tde. bird end et•lmel Ill•. •net monorail tour ffftllflld lt9TI lO a.m. to 6 p.rn. delly , '""°""' Ubor 0.., ltf Butdl Bi rd Senctuerv, 14'000 AolcOe Btvo., .,.., Huyi. SUMOAY,MAY2t iLLA IN CONCERT -Etta ..l~eld "' l :JO p.m. COllCert el ~Hell, The IM al The P-• 21U S. Hertior Blvd •• A,,.ll•lm . TIOets us. su.'°-V-'° . .,,_S410. YOUR DAILY PJLOT CAN BE RECYCLED! Orange COast College operates the official .c•nter for Costa Mesa. Times/ ---------Places TUESOAY. MAY JI JAU, JAZZ, JAU -~19ln•t chert\ wrllleft by Ore~ Coesl COii~ jazz studll>ts, occ FIM Arb H•ll llt I I I I Veal Parmigiana Dinner. •3.39 with coupon I Offer Good Friday. May 26 I Tira.tit 1'1111 '*r• ,,_. I Olly .. n. Folo .... Loc.elw: I LAUGH. LAUGH. LAUOM - Withe Ty~ end L..slff, CMI WH• men ena Nick Lewtft at ~ I.Alf Stoo. 2112 $. E~ B<lstof, NewPQft BHcll, l :JO P.m TllnNY' thf'OU9I' Tllunden '"'Ill MCOnd ·-· tO JO p m Ftldey\, SelurdeY\ 1 JO, t JO 329 E. 17TH STREET. COSTA MESA 707 N. TUSTIN STREET. ORANGE I 130 N. EUCUD AYEHUE. AMAHBM and 11 JO p.m. .. RICNARO Ill" -SMll-•,. play by UC Irvine·-lllUOents et I p.m .. Firw Arh VIII• TllMIM. IO• day lhrouoll J11M l Tickets U QeNtAI a<lfntUion. $1 50 sluOlnt. In· tonnatlon m..11. I ill319M.MAIMSTllEl',SAMTA""4 I :,; n,,....., Ml 9')0CI on W.. OU1 Oldef> I I . INTERNATIONAL HOVSE OF PJl\NCAKES I ._ _________ ... _MEET ME AT THE PLAZA! There is an extra special discovery awaiting you and your family and friends at the new Califom la Plaza It Is a new concept combintng relaxed outdoor dining and entertainment with Callfom1a sunshine-&n oasis in the midst of busy Orange County. The beautlf ul new outdoor restaur&nt has e&rly Callfomla architecture and design with lush landscaping. colorful imported tile and sparkling fountains to provide the perfect atmosphere for a casual lunch or simply a relaxed visit with friends over a c;nack or refreshing glass of beer or California wine. Selections from the Popular Catliomla Plazo menu Include unusual sendWk:hes and selads plus onglnaJ soup recipes and , tempting desserts. SPRING CONCERT SERIES AT 'DIE PLAZA! Appearing thls Memorial Dey ~ ~ DIE MVGl.ESTONS Enjoy this fabulous fami!v d entertainers Satur~ay. Sunday and Monday. May 27-29With shows each day at t 2:30 and 4 PM. No cover or admlssk>n charge. · TM Callfoml• Plaza Is located at 71ll Beech Boulevard In Bu.na Parle . (adjacent to world famoo• Movleland WaK Museum) Open evety day at n a.m.- Convenlent. free parkl•· For group r8"1Va0ons and Information about semf·prtvatcr or pw1vate partt-. reception• end mtett19--~ call 714,1994·2261. • .. . . . r • • • • ' • t ~ REVIEW DAILY PILOT .· Food, Singers Five Crowns Treat Entrees Prepared With Care, ShoWcase Singers Fun 'Nightcap' . : . . : .,,. . By JERRY HERTENSTEIN °' .. Delly ~ ... 5Wf ) "When a man is tired of London." wrote Dr. amuel Johnson, "he is tired of life." When a man <or woman> i.s tired there's an irnposlq.looting place on Coast HJghway an Corona del Mar that "speaks" in restful sub· tleUes -Five Crowns. It's difficult to miss the two-story. gable· roofed. ivy-covered white building at Poppy Avenue. The structure, its exterior a reproduction or reportedly tbe oldest inn in England, Ye Olde Bell, is nearly as colorful as the mother coun· try. YE OLDE BEU. WAS supposed.If founded in 1135 at Hurley~n-Thames near LondoG. The Five Crowns building was first a home. then a roadside inn before becoming a restaurant 40 years ago. according to J im Simescu, assistant manager. But if the exterior is an eye catcher, step in· side. No phony facade this building. Wood-trimmed fireplaces are tastefully de· corated with pewter and other plates. Old iron cookware sits on the hearth in a front downatairs dining room. There's plenty more. the rem ''ceiling" patio dining area. for example, but the place is a "feast" fortheeyestosee. not read about. GENUINE CHINESE MANDARIN DISHES Specializing In Chinese A Lo C.Orte Dishes LUNCH-OtMNER DAil Y Food to Teke Out 11:30A.M.to10 P.M. r es Qeb8 llitkens 3344 EAST C°'8T HIGHWAY ~ CEl. MAR, CA.92625 71-4/673-7722 ion...._-.. COSTAMISA MZ.7162 • 646-ttl I Introducing our SUNDAY BRUNCH from 11:00 a.m. · · C la ss1 c Quiche.·· "Doublr Waflle:· "Eggs Bened1cline." "Crab Newbf>rg" and our rpec1al · Charle• Dtcken.s Mued Gnll .. Wllh CompUmentsy Champ"9n• Open Dally 10-2 t • • I . ... I 494-1011/t J .. S. COAST-Y ~II.I.CH 0,...24 How'I ,_ ...... ...... __ CHINESE SZE~N •HUNAN Daily Lunch And Dinner v ... t1e1t_.H ... --tet•M9CW.. (Former Chef Of the TWln Dragon~) -£ • ~ Ii ra llOO ADAMS 4 Yl.tM .._...., COSTA.._. MO-ltJ7 CROWN HOUSE RESTAURANT a:JICll'l COAST KWV. LAOUMA HIGUIL JAAC:-W.., ...... I And the food Is ror tasting. There is also two nights a week. an enjoyable treat for the ears. the Showcase Singers. More about them later. First the food. Although the "bllle or faer" is limited. a s ure s ign care is taken In preparation. it's dif· rlcull to make a selection. Traditionally. Five Crowns. as any similar '=nglish·oriented restaurant, has been noted for its prime rib. Chef Ivan Harrison. who's been at his trade a> years. confirmed that's the most popular rare. DINING THERE RECENTLY and not wanting to "lose our heads over the Henry VIII cut," my dinner companion and I chose a lighter serving of Beefstake Neptune <her selec- tion> and ftllets of turbot. "drunkard style." my pick. Il was perhaps that catchy phrase that made the turbot tempting. And it's certain the sauce made ll so de· lightful delicious. The topping, Harrison explajnf!d. was a beamaise sauce made with roasted beef bones. tarragon leafs, vinegar. burgundy and season· lng. - There were tiny sherried s hrimp a nd almonds in vermouth also atop the fillets. THE BEEF NEPTUNE was a butterflied filet mignon covered with crab legs, asparagus and beamaise. Harrison said ~e "secret" to serving the beef so tender. a delight to my date. is that it goes Immediately from grill to table. Each dish ts served with fresh vegetables of carrots, zucchini and cauliflower. The neptune also comes with Kentucky-style green beans. There's a choice of salad and soup with the two entrees. THE Mt.JSHROOM SOUP was scrumptuous and the salad. with house dresslne. pleasantly chilled and crisp. A wonderful Swedish limpa bread was served by waitress Denise Durrell. Trine of fresh strawberries topped with sherry and placed ori a sponge cake base rounded out a meal that was filling without leav· ing a "stuffed" feeling. The onJy disturbing thing was the obvious plug for seasonings and dressing manufactured by the firm that owns Five Crowns. Bcefstake neptune was $10.95, fillets of turbot $9.25. Strawberry trifle was $1.SO each and a half flagon of soft rose, $2.25. Burgundy and "sun-drenched" white chablis are also available as are other wines. Occasionally during the meal a soprano voice could be heard from the tavern. Was it the singing of Jan Knowlton or Joie Bucknum? No matter. They are each a pleasure to listen to. Jan and Joie are members or the Showcase Singers who entertain Sunday and Mondays from 7 p.m. to just aner midnight. OPERA, SHOWTUNES, cabaret style -it's all in the group's repertoire. On this night, Jan, a secretary at Dis· neyland Hote l, and Joie, a Mission Viejo wife and mother, were joined by Patrick Dundon. a > powerful baritone and teoor Jim Marshall. The entertainment is without pretense. Joie stands behind a patron's chair and Contemporary Author at OCC "Work in Progress" is the title or a talk to be given by author John Barth Wednesday at Orange Coast College. Barth wiU discuss and read hls "Fiction in Progress" ln the 7 p.m. event in Fine Arts 119. Tickets at $2 general $1.50 students are available at the administration building, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa from 8 am. to 9 p.m. Mondays through Fridays, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays and al the door on Wednesday . smiling. sings a beautiful rendition of "What l Did for Love." M~ KNOWLTON, NICE TO look at too, holds hands with Dundon. They look at each other and sing "My One Desire Is to Love You." Thegroupisfun . This night they do some ol the aumbers from "Cabaret" and silence the room wl\h selections from "Fiddler ortthe Root." Dundon seems to have the vernacular down perfectly as be "belts" "Why Can't the Enlliab Learn to Speak?·· and ·'Why Can't a Woman Be More Lite a Man? .. Jandoesaomeopera from "Pucclnl.'' and it's anytbina but stuffy. She explains what she Is about to llq, tben proceeds to tell the story in Italian. ber soprano voice ringing clear. MAllSBAU. ·s VOICE SHOWS strenitb and versatility. Members of the audience are oft.en Invited to sing as were Bob Ertel of Laguna Niguel and Mary Muravez. Los Alamitos. this night. . Pete Roloff. bar manager. picks up his clalinet as tbe evening wears down and joins p1arust and music director Unda Barker for an instrumental duet. Five Crowns is open for dinlne Mondays through Thursdays. 5 to 10 p.m., Frlda)'S and Saturdays S to midnight and Sundays, 4 to 10 p.m . There Is a Sunday brunch, 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mary Lou O'Toole entertains at the piano bar Tuesdays through Saturdays. • Reservations are recommended at 675-1374 . 1----~ ................. -""'~~ ........ , ---.. NORMAN JEWISON- SYLVESTER STALLONE ROD STEIGER · PETER BOYLE .:·F.1.S.T." MELINDA DILLON · DAVID HUFFMAN KEVIN CONWAY-ITONY LO BIANCO~ ----... -· -~-· .. -NORMAN JEWISON ·PATRICK PALMER · JOE E:st n:HHAS ._.., ... JOE ESZTERAAS ... SYLVESTER STALLONE ~,,..._..LASZLO KOVACSoc. -... BILL CONTI r-....._GENECOAMAN TE°"'ICOLOR9• ....... Artllll m .... -~ ~-... ~-........... ·-a.-...... __ , -~.,~-~--'~" l It'll blow your mind! .... "SMALL CHANGE .. 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OQ&rlltOfll. ,_t. ment OfOWS ar Engine CO :.1 0 GUHSM0t<£ A11 outlaw Ofeb• a hosteoe wMe MI U •• 1ry1ng to arrest htm and lorcea M111 to wori. out 1 <>eal G) TH£ MADY IUHCti Mareaa bela that ell9 can be81 Greg's sc.ore ort the drtvef'I tetl Cl) AOAM-12 • A prteat calls In t"9 potq to try to evert 1 teenage ~(R) 15 Hl8TORY Of MEXICO "Me.ican Economic ExplOetOn" 9 AIC..w& 6:10 fl TATTl.ETALU • KW1TCHEO Ollt'M tlllde out Sefena " Wouble -With or without her power Colorado Cops G) ROOKIES l wo YOU<IO crooh tob a 1tctu9' 1ge111 and ere Wtf· .-Nd by a n\llknln fll) OVEREMY Earlha Krtt. plaotlnp bulbs. the S@nlor latent Opportu- nity program: pollhc1I POW8f wtlhin tM commun1. 11_1A) John Elerick (left> and Mar sha ll Colt play me mlSers of the elite Colorado C riminal Inv es ti ga t io n Uni t in "Colorado C.1." tonight at 10 on CBS. Channel 2. W CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT '"Pregnoncy And ChllO· btrth" I]) AMERICA 2HIOHT Guell Tom WIMIS llJ) M!AV ORIF'FIN Guests J&cquelone Bisset. Aich L111Je a 1nped 1nlllf· view w 11h Sheikh Moh•m~ At.f aUt and h1s lamtly OOu.AAs G) DOOOER DUGOUT Cl) ADAM--t2 Members ol a lamlly who speclaltie In phony hOme repaW. zero lf1 on a !lelgh· bOrhOO<I f1ll MACNEIL / LEHRER REPOflT Cl) ELECTION '78 Candidates IOI' the :Mith and 40th Cong1esat0nat Otstrlcls are Questioned by mod8t'atC>f Jtm COQP8f a11<1 At Hewrtl. editor ol the 08•· ly News Trtbune 1:00 B m .ooo PYRAMID NBC NEWS UAA8ClU8 I JOf<EA'S WILD 7: 15 DOOOER PRE-GAME 7:30 THE PRICE IS RIGHT U ABCNEWS 0 BOWLIHO FOA 0 WILD KINGDOM ··Spolled GhOSt" {Pan I) C'hann~l l..i•fh19• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles D KN8C (NBC) Los Angeles a KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles • l<ASC· TV' ABC) LOS Angeles (I) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G KHJ. TV (Ind ) Los Angeles <II KCST (ABC) San Diego • KTlV (Ind) Los Angeles e KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angeles f1l) KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles CD KOCE·TV (PBS) Hun11ng1on Beach 0 NEWL YWEO GAME 0 [§) HOLL YWOOO SQUARES G JOKER'S WILD G) BASEBALL Los Angeles ·Dodger~ vs San Francisco G1an1s Cl) AMERICA 2NIGHT GUflSI Tom W &111 fll) 28 TONIGHT A panel ot expe<ts 11naly111 the meaning ot "80 N8l1 trend• and d11eu11 WhO beGOmM a Na.zt (I) YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPECIAL Jenny A11d Me·· Two ch1f· drtll'I or Appalachian coal mtne<s tearn rha1 lrlQ&dY can be 1h8 b8Qtnn1t19 ol dreems ea well as lhe end ot them 8:00 I) (I) WOHOER WOMAN Tiie remo111·con1rolled playthinos and am1U1ngly human1s1tc an<Jr0tc11 of a d8V10uS roymalt8f (Fr811k G0<$111n) et>tc:Ond wllh the un11-Meret plans 01 Ille XYZ weapon (Al p COMEOY TIME "Wild About Harry' A rn•ddl•·•O•d erch11ec1 (Etrem Zimbalitt Jr I becomes rom1n11cally 1nvotved w1tti a young Ir*'<! ol hi. dtughler • tSt9C)hante l.1mbll1Jat) 0 MOVIE • • '• Territory 01 01,_. ( 1974> Oocu.tie<>- 1ary A man slrugoles to •urv1ve '" a deJOl&le wultt.nd 12 l'lfS J 8 Qi OSMOND 8S\OTHEA8 Gue•'* Bob Hooe. Crys1a1 Gl'fle. Andy Gtbb. J1mmKl W111cer, Delles Cowbo)' Cheftrle&ders Q MOVIE • • "'Mean Johnny Barrows" Fred Wllhemson. Jenny Sherman Aller being d1shor>orably d1sch1rged . .i mi n re1ums 10 his 11<>me1own 10 llnd himself with only or>e way to make a llVlng 12 hrs I CD MOVlf • • • ·1nv11at1on To A Gunllghter.. (19641 Yul Brynner. Qeofge Segal A guorignter is h1ted to k•ll an outcast returning 10 hls We11er11 town 12 !'Ifs I fD Cl) WASHl...OTON WEEK IH REVIEW UO 0 CPO SHARKEY Na1a11e·, Ul11ma1um Wherl his loog11me gttl· Ir~ 9011a1es lor a ll•ed we<1C11ng dale. Sharkey panlCS at the thought or abandon1110 his bache40< ~SIAI till '1l) WALL &~EET WEEK New Wave At The Ame• Guest Arthur lev111 Jr Cha1tma11 or the Boero. Amencan Stoel< E~Change. Inc 9:00 fJ Cl) THE INCREDIBLE HULi< TM rare or a Jelllner 1s ln · the hands ol lhe Hulk and a young pa~ (Bran. don Cruz) when the plane's crew t>eComes df.at>led (A) 0 ROOKF~O ALES Holel Of Fear" Angel. staled 10 tes11ty against a syn<J1Ca1e h11 man h\195 11 up 1n Po5h ho1ets unae< p<*Ce pro1ectt0n uni~ lhe su!ll)f'Ct IS lreed on a tech· nte4141y CA) U @) A8C MOVIE "'Kiie 6has And The TICl<er Tape Kid · 1Prem1ere1 Sunllf'MI Pleshette. Don Mllfedlth A11 attractive prt· va1• 1nvea11oator goes WMt to cac1we a gano ol outlllws and 1t'181r chsm11no leedef f1ll MASTERPIECE TH£ATRE ··our Mu tual Friend · Eugene Wrsyburn U6'111 foul means tn 1111 search tor L1u 1&: rhe schoolmas- Comedy Western: Play By JERRY BUCK LOS ANGELES <AP > Direc t o r Burt K e nn e d y's formula for making a comedy western 1s to play it as straight .es possible ··First of all you need a good scr ipt." said Kennedy. "Then you have to have the look of the real West. Just like a John Ford w estern. You have to have a straight man who doesn't think what's happening is funny." Kennedy knows his westerns. com edy and straight. He spent six years with John Wayne's J:Ompany and directed Wayne In ··The War Wagon" and "The Tra in Robbers." He directed J ames Garner in "Support Your Local Sheriff" and "Support Your Local Gunfighter." In au. he 's dir ect ed . written or produce d m o r e than 20 westerns. HIS LATEST JS directing .. JCate Bliss and the Ticker Tape Kid," a comedy western ainng tonight at 9 on ABC, Channel 7. It stars Suzanne Pleshette. Don Meredith, Tony Randall. Harry Morgan. Burgess Meredith and David Huddleston. The film was not available for pre-review. "I've made more flop comedy westerns than anybody," said Kennedy, who also admits he turned down "Cat Ballou" because he didn't think it would work. "That's because I've made the most. about six. 'The Rounders' worked. 'Support Your Local Sheriff' worked. 'Support Your Local Gunfighter' worked about three-fourths of the time. 'Dirty Dingus Magee' didn't work at all. "THE TROUBLE with 'Dirty Dingus' was that everybody in it was a characte r asking for laughs. There wasn't a straight man in it. You've got to have someone sane in a comedy. like She IAughs, she ates, she feels ugry, she feels lonely, she feels guilty, she makes breUfut, she "'4lkes '°'1e, she mUe5 do, she Is 8trong, she ls"wuk, she Is br.aw, she Is sured, Me Is ••• ------...-... _. ... -... -. .....~ J im Garner. In his comedy films. Garner doesn 't think anythinll is funny and that keeps it real ·· He said ··Kate Bhss" has its serious side. "It's about people gelling their land taken away from ttie m ," he said-"The characters are funny. but the situation is serious. It also has a g reat woman's part. which you need to succeed." Fe w comed y westerns are being made for theaters now and Kennedy says the r eason is television. "The studios say they don't want to make something that people can see at home." he said. "They say that until one makes a lot of money, then eve r ybody makes one. The Garner pictures made a lot of money. So did 'The Skin Game.' which I didn •t make. although I did the pilot called 'Sidekicks' for television." TUBE TOPPERs . NBC ~ 8 00 Comedy Time A pilot movie called .. Wi ld About Ha rry" is featured. with Efrem Zi mbalist jr a nd his d aughter Stephanie ABC 0 9·00 -··Kate Bliss and the Ticker Tape Kid " A new TV western w ith Don M eredi t h and Suzanne Pleshette as an outlaw leader and the private eye on his t rail 1See s tory belowJ KOC E ~ lO·Oo The Advocates. The controve rsy O\·cr commerc1als on ch ildren 's telev1s1on programs 1s dis· c ussed . ta< Heaclllone has n1& own Ideas CP1rt 6 ol 71 Cl) FlRIHO LINE 10:00 I) CJ) COlOAAOO C.1 8rothflfs Mark IJQhn Eter • tcil) and Pate tMat•hall C-Olll Gunnison membefs ot ttte COIO<aoo Cr1m1nal lnve•tooahon unit are ass.gned to 1nves1ioa1e thf> case of a body toond 1n an .tt>nnooneo car 0 QUINCY Toucl\ 01 Death When Ou1ncy and Sam tf1118ilt· gale the sudden dealh ot a Japanese mar11al art\ supe<slar Sam Ir anslers 10 ano1he1 ooparlrnent ralher than 11ss1s1 on an iluloe_l)I IA) eu NEWS CD LET'S MAKE A DEAL fil) MICHAEL JACKSON Dennis Stanlill. cha11mon ol lhe board. 20th Century Fo• F11m Corpora1ton C11sc.usses the ecooomic 1>111ory ot rrw1 en1er1a•n· ment 1nous1ty end 1t1 erlecl on Lo• Angeles '1l) THE ADVOCATES ··sttou1d Commercials Bl' BllflneCI From Children i. r elev•st00? 10:30 Q) Cl) NEWS f1ll MACNEJL /LEHRER REPOA'T 11:00 f) G fJ Cl) ®I NEWS 0 LOVE, AMERICAH STYLE · Love And The Hou5" keepe< A ,roppy liouS'l wile develop'\ amnes•.> L011f' And Tht> Joll9< 8111 s pr ac l•Cill 101o;es threaten his romance 0 MOVIE • • Thal Cold Ooy In file Park t 19691 Sandy Dennis MoeM81 Bums A sp1nstl!f kills the prosmute she l\tred lor the youn9 man she loves 12 hr1 I G) THE 000 COUPLE When Oscar finds a Ir.end w-th •nS•de H>lormat•on on n1s ravor1te spQ<f, hOrse <IC'"O he begins 10 win every bet ti) MONTY PYTHOH'S Fl Yl...O CIRCUS fI) OICKCAVETT Gues1 Allred Kazin. author ot New York Jew Cl) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPOA'T 11:301)(1) C8Sl.ATEMOVIE • • Mako The Jaws 01 Death 1 t97!>l Atenard Joeckel Jennifer Bishop A 01ver who seei.s revenge on Shark hunters is soughl aller by police 0 TONIGHT HOSI Johnny C.irson Gues1' Pete Foun1a1n. F• 3rtk Abagnaie U LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE love And The Blue Plate Spec1sr A m111tonalfe can·1 li88m ro ge1 lhe 1'1tere"it ol d Y°""9 9"1. 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"People like Gary Cooper didn 't have a sense of humor He said. ·I like a joke as well as the next man -as long as it ain't too funn.> · "Th at's the way 1t 1s on te levision. A comedy western works 1f you don "t do visual gags that ask for big laughs You need a theater audience for that When we tested 'Sidekicks' it got big laughs. but it didn't work on the air. J wanted to do a laugh track with an audie nce . 'M·A·S·H' has a laugh track, e xcept in the operating room. and I don't think it would work without the laugh track " KENNEDY RECENTLY completed a non-western called "Wolf Lake" that he wrote and directed. It stars Rod Steiger and David Huffman. WINNER OF 7ACADEMY AWARDS Including Be1t Orfglnal Score BHt FJlm Editing Beat Costume Oe1lgn P(1€ll ClliHNC. ,.... NI!! CAHO GEO«~ ~rU\-z Otl~ In 70mm and Do by Six Track Stereo! '' .•,.. . . ,NEWPORT ( ·"', ""ll . .. SUZANNE PLESHETTE CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE Don Meredith, Tony Randall In 'Kate BUH· . . . "Daring and brilliant .. \s near to perfttt as a fllm can be. I can safely bet that next year the Oscars will go to Jon Voight and Jane Fonda." 11Jerome Hellman Plub- 11 Hal Ashbyr... ~/=DN/a ..A¥ &i!tl>wi. ~.,., ... '4.or1.1"'-.~1/ (Rf f I I MOVIE REVIEWS Film 'Cliff Banger?' .. Michael Brandon. on rope. joins his disc· jockey staff in protest strike on marquee of the radio station in scene from "FM." On top of marquee ure from left Cleavon Little. 1\1artm Mull. Cassie Yates and Roberta Wallach. 'Last Waltz' For Rock Fan Friday. May 26. 1978 DAILY PILOT 'If Ever' One-man Film Work 'Iffy,' Lacks Legs /or Long Run By ROBERT OSBORNE TIM H<MlyweM It...,_ Joe Brooks must be exhausted. Last year he scripted. produced. directed and composed the music for "You Light Up My Life," now he's back with "If Ever I See You Again." having taken on a similar behind-the-scenes workload, plus hired himself as the leading man as well The end result is far more impressive as a "look-at·all·l 've-done" accomplishment than u an inspired hunk or entertainment. Columbia may be able to promote the film into a satisfactory summer grosser. but it's very iffy whether "If" will have any legs for long runs. THERE ARE PROBLEMS. In the first place, the movie professes to be a love story but it's scant on romance, concentrating most of its Juices instead on supposed "slice-of life" episodes in the daily world of a disgruntled New York songwriter who's bored with penning jingles to backdrop commercials. The leading lady <Shelley Hackl, object or the title, does n ·t even make her first ap- pearance Wltil at least a third into the story. By that time. audiences who've paid today's high boxoffice tariffs may not care if he ever sees AMERICA'S No. 1 COMEDY HIT! MEL BROOKS In HIGH ANXIE I Y MADELINE KAHN· CLOOIS LfACHMAN ·HARVEY KORMAN ·~ICUMNTTDl ·•CMll·lllAlllallS (PG) •-::! .. -.. -............. -Ma-0389 f'M BEST PICTURE CWTHIYEAA "ANNIE HALL" ( A Quick Look at the Movies J her a t all. But he does. In California, they briefly rekindle an old college heartbeat. then part. then come together again al a family Christmas gathering in Fun City. End or movie. THIS IS CLEARLY a one·man show. Oirec tor Brooks rarely lets actor Brooks out or camera ran~e and, to his credit. he displays quite a pleasing, likable and low-key personali- ty that wears well, although not well enough to Justify aJI that footage. Hack. best known for Revlon's "Charlie" commercials. also makes an okay impression but -unfortWlately -together the two make no sparks. And in a mood romance <where not much else happens) sparks are essential. Columnist Jimmy Breslin and writer George Plimpton pass by briefly. In a nutshell. "If Ever l See You Again" 1s an on·lhe·fence effort : not really bad. not especially good. Joe Brooks will do better when he learns that often you can do more when yoio do less. WINNER ACADEMY AWARD BEST ACTOR RICHARD DREYFUSS " ... Neil Simon makes feeling good legal ... " GENE SHALIT, NBC-TV A RM STARK PIO)(JCTION Of-A HERBERT ROSS FTl1't NEJL SIMON'S "THE GOODBYE GIRI: RICHARD DREYFUS.5 ·MARSHA MASON- THEATRES-ORANGE COUNTY ... ,, ... ,_l MAMIC'S SO. COAST PLAZA .. MOUSI AHO HIS CHIU> .. lO• _.,_, .. UYIMM/--1~4Wllt "'DIGIY" l~I WDAT\-4-.l .. t-ll \Af/IUM/ __ ,,.._. ....... C.111 •111 Jtll llllltl 5"-1111 MANN'S CINEMAUICD 1411 s. ..... ... -lJt.1"1 MANN'S CINEMAUND .. ,. St ...... . .. .... . tnllfl MANN'S CINEMALANC WM St '"II' llllllMM .. MOUSI AHO HIS CHIU> .. CGI HAU-M 1Af/MIW--•-L1-... "'SIA GY~ES .. ...... ,_._ ..... U'/MIM/~IM-l•lt .. AHHll HAU" IPGI ... ,....,. 1.AY/IUMl--1-.:1-.it "THIE OMI & OHLY" ....,_ ... , .... UT/._--~1•1• ,.,,_ "HOc.ISI CALLS" l'GI o ......... U T_,-/WC)M-1.K-lo:IM.'41 .. AMBICAH HOT WAX" DA&t 1-lt<.H UT/-~1'16-1 ... lt:I• MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY ..CLOSE ENCOUNTcAS OF THF. THIRD KIND .. ~PG' TUfS"HUR~OOFl!,._7 3().10 IS SATIStlN/M()H-7 ()().-4 46-7 J0.10 I!> FM .(PGJ .. PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE• H1ESIFR._..IO SAT/$UN/MON-100-4X>t 10 TUES1FR1-413().1000 SAT/SUNl...otl-7.~30-1000 "THE LAST WAL rz·· TUES/THURS-7 1MJO.f'Rl-41XMI 16-1030 SATISUNIMON-1 1~36-!>~ H~t030 .. AMERICAN GRAFITTI .. TUESIFR'-1XMI 16-10 30 $.<ll/SUN/MON-1 J0.3~~0!>10 ID .. IF EVER I SEE YOU A .. SA TU ROA Y NIGHT "BOYS IN COMPANY C" (R) "THE LAST DETAIL" "THE LAST WALTZ" .. PHANTOM OF PARADISE" "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" CAJ "'LIFEGUARD" "HOUSE CALLS" "ANNIE HALL" (PG) "GOODBYE GIRL" (PG) "RABBIT TEST" "'THE FURY" "MANITOU" edwards CINEMA HARBOR• TADA,.\ COSTA MESA C,H JIOZ .. e'-"'L Y PILOT Freda'; Mr, 28 1978 Film Producer's 'Toy' 'T.G.I.F.' Gets Full-blown Send Off Connil' Steven~ will l'nlertuin in Magic Moun lain ·s Showcase Theater at B and 10 ·p.m . Saturda~·. Sunday c.1nd Monday at the Vall•ncia arnu~l·ment p<.1rk. Magic Moun· :sain will bC' op<>n each of those days 9 a.m 'to midni~hl. Th<• pi.Irk is on Inter state 5 ;.,torth of Los Angeles . VCI Symphony, ... azz on Tap .· s, mphon1t .m<l J37l music will ~ highlighted in ronn•rts pl<.1nm·d by area colleges and uni- vers1t1es lh1s Wl•t•kentJ and next week Ami Poral. <.1:-.s1stant conductor. will be at the ~ton when the GC Irvine Symphony Orchestra Pirform~ al 8 p m today and Saturday m Fine Ali-ts Concl•rt Hall Kim K<•Y. senior music maJor. will be featured :is violin soloist 1n ··1ntroduct1on and Rondo for Violti;i and Orchestra" by Camille Saint-Saens. "Goncl'rt1no. Opus 2fi" hy C.M. von Weber will f~turc· clannt:t s<iloist D.avid Drom, a Sl•mor ~ Tht> or:chcstru w1 II ( CONCERTS J alitl play "Symphony No 2 ~n D. Oµus 36" by l~w1g von Beethoven P ORAT. WllO STlJOJl-:0 in Tel Aviv, is on the ffiJI S 1c· faculty or LC I rvint: and Ca I State 1-'tJlcrton • T1ckcL<> arc S2 ~eneral adm1ss1on. SI students : JAZZ MUSIC WILL be heard on the Orange C~st College campus Tuesday Original charts wtjtten by students are due for performance at noon 11\l"ine Arts Hall J 19 :. New works and a solo horn performance are pDtnn<.•dforusc<isonr1nale "on campus"concertat8 p;JTI. Tue:-.day at Fullerton College : The concert by the college community band 1:-. :.~cdulcd for Plummer Auditorium. 321 E. Chap- men Ave . . . . . . . By LISA ROBINSON In New York for the opening of the film. "Thank God It's Fnday." producer <and Casablanca Records' presidenll Neil Bogart i.ounded like a kid with a new toy. Tht• promotion for the movie has been phcnomtmal full·page ads in New York papt'rs. special Merv Griffin and Dick Clark "Bandstand" TV shows devoted to the movie. :-.crc•enmgs for the press. and a huge party celebrallng the film's opening ut <where else" 1 Studio 54 Ro~art. whose prior film experience was as co· produc•t'f for "The Deep." 1s wildly enthus1ast1c· about lht• film "It 'i. a movie about nightlife 1n the 1970s, .. he said. "a comedy with music. ll '.s the 'American Graff1t1' of the '70s. rated PG We had no language problems. no s<.·xual problem s. it's a m ovie kids can sec with tht•ir parents "TIDS JS THE kind of film that bridges the gcncr at1on gap." Bogart said "It's a picture for everybody Proplc who dance will love 1t. the people 'who don't wall love 1t too There's absolutely no m essage except 'have a good t1ml• ... Bo~art quickly added that in the two weeks since 1ti. rel<•<IM.•. tht: soundtrack album from the fllm has already sold 1 J million records . "The record business has really <·han~ed. hasn't 1l ·• .. he mused I k Pointed out tha t the movie has 22 star:-.. 14 stories. and a~ain. stressed that discos 1n the 1970s have bridged the previous generation gap because "30., 40·. even 50-ycar -olds go to places hke Studio ~ in New York and Studio One in LA as well as the kids " As for some of the film 's stars hke Casablanca's own Donna Summer -Bogart said. "This "'as a good first picture for her The him doesn't rest on her shoulder!>. and I think sht"ll probably p,o from this to a s tarring \'t•h1clc. There·.., a lot of fresh. ne"' talent in this mo' ac. and a lot of star:-. will coml' from 1l .. FOREIGNER HAS J UST returned from a Far Eastern tour where they recer\'ed 1ncred1ble reception cveryv.hcrc they went. In Japan. fans fo llov. ed them all over. bought them presents. l'Ven followed them on planes They appeared on TV in Hong Kong. Australia. and were filmed al thl• Acropolis. in Greece. for their movie -- .. Foreigner Around the World " Foreigner started the1 r U.S. tour this week in Dayton. Ohio, and will be on the road until June 17 when they play Philadelphia's JFK Stadium with the Rolling .Ston<>s ... DARRYL llALL E XPLAINED that Hall and Oates just cancelled their Fdr Eastern tour in order to have more time lo record their current ;llbum "It might ~a double album,'' he said. "Ro instead of rushing out to do another tour in Just a few words in the right place ... Daily Pilot Classified Ads Dial the direct line 642-5678 . .. . " A • •• CHARISMA TIC, LIFE-LOVING ZORBA THE GREEK .•. " •. ... ;, .. •' ·: . • . • ... :· , • • .. . .. .. ~· :, • . • '• :· • . .. :! .. • •• •• · . .. .. ;. :: . .. .. :: • • . • -Knin Thomas. Los Angeles Times ALLEN KLEIN P~nts AN T HO NY JACQUELINE QUINN BISSET THE GREEK ~~ :~~; . ..,. RAF VALLONE EDWARD ALBERT C HARLES DURNING LUCI.ANA PALUZZI CAMILLA C\PARV MARILU TOLO .md jJ\M E<; FJlANCf\CUS ... ,..,rnJ.111 J•mr\l moJ~ "•nnr'•d•• MORI flNl ''"'•"•NI(() MA\TOll.AKI\& WIN Wfll'•...t ~T FIN£ t n-1'"..!"'t" NK 0 "4A'll'llAKI' •llJ I A\llHN l MYER\ l,,,.,<t'd 1.y I I tt 11'°"'41"tON .... ..... ooJ In Al fl "I Kl II,.. ,nJ LI V l ANDA LI An .. h'-l'tod•- A U...wr"I ~lr•w fnhn .. otvt• f%1,.•-..:f'SJ ~ _. -!"~-..;.J -. ~i:!!i!!!!l!:'E~ NOW PLAYING HARBOft TWIN UA CINEMAS #A Hl·WAY 31 DRIYE·lll 1 Costa Me 1 64~73 Westminster 893·05-46 Westminster 534·6282 ( ROCK TALK ) June. we're going to s pend more lime in the studio "We didn't really want 1t to be a double album.·· he s aid. "but "'(.' have so many great songs ·· John Oates added "If we don't record our :.on gs "ht•n wt· h•I\ e them. they get lost Becaust• b) thl' llmt· Y. L' get around to doing another a lbum. we·H· changed. we've written nl'v. songs and 11 ':-. J shame to lose those other one:-. Ai1d that's happened. well. not a lot. but "e\e always cut a fc" more songs than we need ·· "THE SONGS A RE all something that t'xpress a moment. .. Darryl said. "If they come out right. that"> good. and 1f they don't. then that ·!) all nj.!hl too . because there's always another song I don't feel that every song has to go on t•vcry al bwn •••••••••••• . . : ............ . •. • • ~ong Beach • •• •• ii •• :: Gvic CLigJit Opera :: •• •• e e PRESENTS: ee •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• ee LIVE ON STAGE •• ee FOUR GREAT WEEKENDS.... ee •• •• :: JUNE 2 -JUNE 25 :: •• •• •• Tickets: $2.00-$7 .60 •• •• •• •• •• performances at JORDAN THEATRE 6500 Atlantic Ave. Long Beach WRITE L.B.C.L.O. P.O. BOX 20280 •• •• •• •• •• .. ~~ e• ~ &:iii L.B. CA 90801 :: •••• OR PHONE: 432-7926 • •e • • • • • ••••••••••••• • • ••••••••••• ~OCi< TALK They're down by)9 run~ in the lase in,nmg ... BUT THEY'VE NOT YET BEGUN TOAGHT! cms41'R$ ... and rhere goes the Leagut!. ~ ..... .. ... 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Le clHlono<lon de epocteredo M poc:lt• .,,., """-'•"'I• elecclon .. ,.<lllUCIO. TOCIO cletloneclon d• •POCltt•do" revoc:o111e o la votuntod do le ,,.,_ -to •le<ut• • c ... 1. q11ier hofo on4lti Clo ClllO le perwn. dt· ••onede como •POde•Ad• lleye de· l)OllloOO le Delo4AI -....... -. lof volot -cwt M clio I• *'19MC IOfl SI do• tercl• Oe lo. volo• Cle· -11.oot"' dlc'lle eM<clOll t•-•n ta Ot"IH"'" df dldlos llonot MC_I_. oer• reelltoret ,..., .. oer .. comow oesc:r111e ... •to. dkM i.not -1M- 1or•"''"''o o. OI"'"° Ho 111 dtller• >ot clOCIO ., llMclldot Por el pr-Ito Il- l-POf' ..,....klocl, sui.to • 1 .. di" P051cl-• Clo IK MC<lcwl lJ950.S 1114 Cod l90 cl• Aou• d•I lhl•do d• Celllornl• E•<•PIO como •• provl•to de •tr• l'l\Aner• "' I• Ley de Ol•tr1to"" Aov• de Cellf0rnl11. Olvl1IO'I t) 001 COdloo Clo AQUa del •1-ds C.lltorlWe, dlCN ete<(IO" -· 11-.. wrlllCIWf• ' COl\dUClda Clo l4t -ra provl\I• ... le lo c1e Ette<lott \HlltorlM Ott E1todo de c .. 111ornl• E \la 11011<lo ,. cs. <Ofttormo • .,,.. re sot UC Ion 00 le .Nftt.t lie <>In< IOtH Oel Olllrllo de ,,._Cle lrvlM R..-<11 •clootede OI Cito 17 cle ADrlt, 1•'9. LE E"'11fto P-'-le/VktC>resl-le d•I DISTAi 10 OE AGUA IRVIHE ltAHCH y cit IO Jl<llLA cM OlreClor•• Cle OSI• """"' c. Korn S.Crelarlo/AJklentt el S.crolerlo oe1 OlSTRITO OE AGUA IRVINE Jvnl• do DlrKtor.\ .,. ••I• CSELLOI Sr LE Ewllno Sr <:. Orvlllo Relnh••Cll Sr, Fr-rick F ll;tllet Sr E floy~y.Jr Sr CM rlH H Ollwr Sr Wllllotn H EOPlfltltt Sr WeyneA Cl- Olto<IOrt'\ cltl OtSTRI fO OE AGUI' IRVINE RANCH Puolhl'led Or°""' C:O.\I O•lly Piiot "''' It, 2', June 1, '· '"' PUBLIC NOTICE PtJBUC NOTICE 1n11 ~•t•, !bl h tfttl11od lo P«K-•lon lerrfla comd "6eclfko el ~,ot.,19 ol lllt •U•tt ' •• ,.cl. •nd I<, •• .,., ~. C\1111111 ... CM ...... t11t110tl-..,, IM 4'jlp01"11nt uovn to Cfillalloe -19nodM ••Mlt ,..,.,. t Utt<IM e. ·-t r'9fll, prtvl.... Le clHIOflO<IOll cH opocMr ..... or lll'l"'llftlly '°"'IOI he -411 IO fa· 116«0 -~· .., to o+tctloll erclse. e.fOr• • 1.,.i •-•Mnl•llw .. ,.<lflcu.. Toda *'',_,.., ci. m•y ¥04•fl t.icl•IKI .... , lie mutt -•POOM•OW K ._ .... e i. <IOlllMM u ni 10 IM &N•o Of l!lectlon • .. I• ---lo ei.<u&o t cvot Cer1lllocl -el wl4 OlllllOrlty, '""ICll .. i., llWO -cit -le .,.,_ ... """"lie k.,,e end MIOcl wlllt lfte ,..._. t ll"Ocl• c-_...,..,, Pl•l'• ... °' ""•l«llOn ..................... ,...,...... '°' No ailCIOI....,._. ale jlrOOIY •hell ............ H~-M ... la~IM volld, ec~od, Of: • vOI• •II-SI do• lercl• cN '" Yol., .,.. t!Wroo<I 11111 .. , 11 ,,_., wllll ell el tN ...... ledeo\ wt *M -<IM 1-- loll-1"'9 IWQlll-• C• I II It tf'I to emlulOll • Gi<llM ..... ~ wflll"'O. 1111 II I• hOClllH .,_ Ille ,,.,. ,....,,_el~ .... ()Cir• c-W .,.,...,, or ._, ._.....,..11.,. of -~rllle M otlo, .icM -,_ Me· CMf\Oll -· I" 9'C-• wltll "'9 ,......,,.,,. • Olstrlw ... HO ...... . ,rovltlonl f/I 5-<llto> MCm er )JOO) I ot .., ..W r .......... ~el~ ... 11· .... Weter Cod• of .... Sl•t• OI lodO por~. Witt•• letell$- C.lllotnl•, "eMlllH 10 "" VOIH * Mtlcl-.. t .. te<Cl9" ,,.,.,, del Wlllcll "" _, " 9IVOf'. l<I ., ,, COdllO d• Aou• dOI E•hclO cl• ec•nowl .... d O• <••lllled tn •<· C:.tlfocnlo, co•tl•nc• wlt11 tec110fl !01$.$ of '"' E•cls>10 como ., ""°"''"' oe etr• Code Of Clvll ,.....-.,,.. of -Stl\e OI moM•• ... IO Lt;. Olttrlto dill AOllot Glllfornlo: ldl II 'll'IClf!H t._ olectlon • Gelltomo. Dlvlt!Oft ''def CMlet • et wlll(ll II l• lo et-· oncl l•I II At110 del Etl-cit Coll-•, dlctwi 11\all De Of\ • IOtl'I\ M -lflH llV tlle •lo<clOfl -• llomeM. _..fkedo , Covnty ''" ,._ilnq tllt ...... ,.,. cOftdveldo. to ~· '""'l•to ... I• ...,,,.....,.,.... ley de Ele<CIOll IJlllfw-dOi •• ._ TIM OllllOIM-of • _..., U>f'I "9 Ot C:.lltvnl6- 11NCI ....... "" tl«t*' .-<Hleo. Etl• llOlklo M a. confOr .... a una E-v • ..-.itnw;l4 .. • ......., It ,.. ,..Mlvcletl • •• J\11>'9 .. Otrecw .. WCHIO el .. ......,,. M Ole pe"°" 0.1 Olalrl'9 cit~· .. lntlN •oncll eu<llllfl9 II ell .... ti-....... -~.O.el cli.11cltMltll, 1979. '9f'Mn ............ ot ......, .,.... ...... L.f . a.rt~ cott t INll• ....,.._llllf Ille -tor ,.,........,..IVICeprnkleftt• w111<11ttoe-.iMmentw......... dtl OISlltlTO oe AGUA II 1-·lftl1'411c-.,1tt1M .... "< .. lal tltVtNE RAH04 y ,..,. •!Miian ••-Ille •u-• ot ,.14 Cle <• JvnLA o. Olrect°"'' c19 _, llOC-•Y to e<C_,plltll Ille otla Pit" of ~ et """'" cNs<rl..,., Arlnur c. Korn Mid ~ for lmpro-1( Ol•lrkl S•cr•l••IO/MISIOlllO at s.c ..... 1o del Ho. HO ""41 .. 1•---IO< llw OtSTRITO Pll,_ IOI '9r111 ...... flt. Mllble<l lo llW OE AOVA IRVtHE RAHa. v • lo prOYltlOna ot Se<lkln& ""° S of tlW Jlinle cle Olr.<IOrtt W•I•• Cedeot!MllottOf Cellfernle de ttto Eac..,t • ....,...,. ,....,..._ !fl llW ISELLOI Colllotnlo Weier Ohlrlcl Low. Sr L.E e11et111>9 Olvt•IOll ta Of tlW WOW Gode Of llW 5r C ()ryllle ltel,.,..,Cll Stott of t;.elltorNe, Mid et.<tlen ...... Sr. f.-mk F Koller lie Ctlleel, llelCI -c-.cted In tM Sr E ll•y OJ191ey. Jt men,.., P"OVidM In ti. Uf'lltorm fie< Sr. Oler~ H Oll- llOft Lew of lfle Slale of Celtfomlo Sr WllllAll'I H. EP!lln9o• TPl'-llOtlc.el•tl"""""""'-'o •re Sr way,..A.Oorll aollllloft of II• llMrcl .. Olre<lo« ot Direct-• Oii OISTRI lO OE AGUA tHIM Raft<ll Weter Obtrl<I OOOllt9d IRVIHE ltAHCH Oft IN 11111 doJ' et AMII. tt7t PubU1hecl Or"'91 C.0.11 0.llY PllOt ~·~=~• Pretlclenl ol May lt. 26' J-2' •. "11 tltVtHE RANCH WATER OISTltlCTOfldotlM llotf'd of Oll'O<loO l ... reot AfTEST Artll11r C KOf'fl relory/MMILAntS.Creto,.o11~ IRVIHE ltMCH WATli• OISTIUCT ......... ._.ti Ol-w• tlleroef ISEALI Ww.L.E.Elll9r1iflt ,., . c. ()Nllle llelnller« ""'· Ft'OdilPk.k f ltellw IM. I ltey Qultlet', Jr ,.,, O..rlee H. Oii- Mr. Wllll-H. Epjllnger IM. wo.,...4 OM11 Olrectoo Of llW l••IM Renell W•ler Ohlrlct PUBLIC NOTICE ltYCM R-11 W-.. Olflrkt ...... on tlw t 1111 HY of "'"· 1'11. PVBUC NOTICE L.E. 19tr11no 1111 1t P .... Htlftl/Vlce "'"ldenl oil-------------Ille PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE ruauc NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE ltltl 10 utllllt 0 ..... '-'Y fUfl\l•- ll'Mlt• IM Sl•I• W•I•• 11 .. ou«tt D•••••it-111 SyU•"' holl'monly ~-II O• ... ~· W.eff ~OIKI I "'""0"1 lo S.ttlOf> ti .. • S Of lllO WalO• c.-of lllO $1A11t ot (•l1to<111a lft(h1dl"41 11.ofl'\\, ·--· ... •lor•tt tallH ffOol,,,.fll IO(lllllot, ltll><r• !Mlml>lllt ~ 04\0 ... M<OUOfY tqulp,,,.111 onO Pr••IY ..,.,...,,, .C· Qlllrlnt luflClt to f11Ultt <on1t~1ua1 <omMll-• IO UffY o\lt .......... ,, ---ot t..-Ulttrl<t tOfll.&IMd '" contrMI), lfl(l\IOlflt <Ofl'lrect\ wlltl -· 419411\C~ ..... the pe.,....m OI OIMl<Oll"t - -<~U (If Ille 0 1\ lfl<t olld 111e '"°""'"-' Of ott or P¥• of '"" liO>d ,.,.,... 1\11\d °"' o• ,,.. ~~~~~i:.:-...:Pls:."!t=.:.i: I "'Of°"' ....... OIRl'ICl lllO 1'1 t Bello• """' bo •e<•'"" tiy e:oo D,11' • Oft •lo<liOQ .Uy. eotl'* .i Ille Of• II<• ot thlt A-ol•tror Of O<Afll' County, 1)00 Soulll Grond A....,.., SM!lo AN, c.111or .. 10. or ol P.O 8o• llN. Santo ""°· (Olltonol•, '2711. Sold tmcwe.,._111 D•strlct 111011 <Otltlllul• • ~ electlCNI 11N<l11<t lor IM l)<jrpOW oA "'*11"9 ...0 tlotlloft To ~ -41fled Al• "°''' llftd to .,. ... 1111..i 10 -.. """ tlt<llCH\. , ... "''°" .....st be • llO!de• of 111 ... " •· ll"'d In S.Ctloll un. ot IN Wtlt• ,_ 01 tllt Slot. ot C.lll0<n10, to IM>d In utld lmc><O....,_t OoatrKI Eocll vollr i.llOll ... ,.. OM 111 '(Ole tor • .. <II 6011or'\ -111 oA •-lo wfllcll M llolCI\ lllle. Tl>e IUt tQUallJtd OHO\\• ,,,.llf bOOll of lfte Oi•trk t Ii conc1ui.1 ... IVI0.110 Of -r!ollill -tJA Illa volue Of '"° IOl'd llO-CI HCt!OI lllOI In llW •Wnl 011 .__. tor ~ Ol\ltl(I ""' llOt Mff\ -and levlod for ttw yHr on wtw<ll wod •IO<I-11 lo IW Mid. Ille IO~t eQUOlllecl •n•U,.,.nl roll of I,,. CO<lnly of Or-'' ton clu\I•• .vioe..ce of owneoh•P onCI of tlle valll<l of land "° owneo f.vety voter, or his 199o111 reD<Htntollw, may vote elllMtr In person or by• per win du· ly •PPOl"t.O OS ll1s P'O•Y· "L•oe• •eDt~sontot1ve·· ""'"'' .,., offlcoel Of o t0<110tolion °""''"9 t.,,.., -""'""a u;iorctten. •-ul0< or '°"''"'"'''°'of tno '"'°'"Of Iha llOldlt• OI till• to •- wllo lo I It -n41d ""°"' IM •••• ot 1111$ Stole. Ct>I 1$ enlllled to p0i.son10ft Of Ill• UIOI•'• lenCI. anCI IC' " outllorltod bY !tie "100'111111(1 court to ue • c I so Ille llt,_,.. r '9M. pt 1v1 toge or Immunity wN<ll IY 1Mk1 to ~•· "'''°· 8eiOt't • '"Ve' ,..,, • ...,,.11~ may vote ot Jtid elKllon, ne mYll .,.. .. unt to the Boord of Elecllon o certified <GC>Y Of UIOd outhorlty ..mlcf! \NII bf -•Ill.,,., llfed With"" retYr"' of the •I« llcrl No ~ of a ll'OWY V-011 be volld, •«•e>leO, °' • vOI• Oltoweo IMreon ""\ft\ ,, ,._., Wllft Oii Oi , ... lotl-•"9 •.ciul,.....,.ts lal 11 '' '" wr•lln9. lbl II I\ eocul.a bY 1"4' """°" or ~I ,..,,..ewnteil,,. Of tlw l)enon wllO. on o«or.S.nce wl '" tl>t prov11ion\ of Se<toon JSOOJ or >S003 1 of Ill• Water Cod~ of 11\t St•le ot Ce•llo•n•o. is enlltled to ,,,., votH tor wlllcf! Ille ptO•Y " Ql\ret', It I ,, ,, .uti.no•••dffd 0" cerUt1ed .,. •t (Ofdon<• Wllll Seclioft 201S s o• IN Coo. o• Ct vii Pnx.-. Of ..... Stoie ol Colllo<"IO, ICll 11 -ollos ~ elKtlon et wh•<ll II " IO bf -· -let 11 sllatl IMt on • torm " 'Oe<lllOd by Ille County Cle'11 ll'Wtlll\Q llW •OOV• re· civ.remen" flMt OllPCMnlment of • ll<O•Y "" bf uud only el llw election \De<•fltd. f.verv OPllO•nlnwnt of • ll'OIY It ,.,. VOUblt •• Ille p!Msur• Of ,,... .,.,'°" e•eutlll\Q •I at ..,y tom<! belore Ille 11ers.on •IJCIOinled os l)fo•v V..11 "'"" U\I • bollOC ,_ew<lli"t lfW VOIH fO< wfl1tll Ille ~ntment wot 94ven II -·llolf fl'>I ot ~ voltt '°'' ot W•d elKllofl ,.,,.., ,,. ISWOll<e Of U ld bOnCI\ nnnurv to occom1111s11 '"" Pl•n ot Wons .. f'otreln OH<•lbed. WICI ~ •or llT>C)f-ment Ol)ltl(I No ,., "'°"tie luued &1>d wild'°',,,. pur~• W!I lorlll "4're.n. tU111etl lo lllf pro•ISloM Of Secltcn• l~'10 S ot llW W•l•r CCIO@ of·~ Stolt of CthfO< ... a E 1001 0\ oO..,rwlW! 11tovl<Nd In the C•tffornt• W•rer Ottrr1<r ~ .... Olvo\1°" ll of I~ Wat•• ~ Of In• Stole Of C:olllon"•· W•O t•foC llOft '""" be coliocl. flelcl •ncl ,.,...,.,.,_, 1n '"" mol\Mr P<ov.-on lne Uniform Elt< ''°" Low ol fl>l' SIAlre of Coltfornoo Thi• nolle• h QIV'M punU<Onl to•,... to1Yll011 of lllt Boero Of Olrecto" of lrvlM Aonc.n W•ttr Olslrlct oeloll4tG on the I llh O&y ol A11<ll. 1'71 L.E. EberlonQ Pr~IOtnl/Vlce PteSIO.nl of PUBLIC NOTICE llO•O el 11-110 Gt t_,-dl<IW olo< Cleft ..... (.Oltfl< .. ~ -l• ...... e-r 0.-llO Cit oolM ... lol tlo<t ielo, •o "''°"' tie ... - ---Ot 11iv10 como " Otflft-.., to -<Ion '402• 0.1 C.00.00 Gt AGIH cllll E • '-dO C:olltor..i•. 0t .._,_.., dl<hO Olll•lto Cit •tor~ c.d• votolll• ltnelf. "" 411 11010 DO" CocN lkltO< Ot v•IOI 0. •I ,,,, • .,. ctet ,..,., ., ~'°' ci. t11111o ll I 111t1mo 11.,o de on'l~llUCIOll dt •••IUOO CIOI dlslrlto H evlOeft(lo con- Cl\l\111• ... lltul"'-y Cltf llOIOr dft ..... llO lilt;<-. tM -· 'II<"' to -.., c.o~""" now 11ay11 M(llO • l"'P .. llO ""-fuo ..... -... QllO .. ,.,,°'. ,. oleccion. •• Mltlmf "'" 11t ,_..u<ICn Cit evOIUM 0.1 Cendodo ,,. Ot•noo., evlden<lo COflCIWVI .. lllYltridH V CIOI voto.-Gel tet,."6 tllutodo Cle ew mtf'l<o. TOdO WOletile, o tu -esontonte 119'1. ~· voto1 yo Ho J>er\on•lmt,,lt o ~ unf llfflOl\O CIO-t• detlQN<So <OtftO \U •llOdft.00. "Ati>ffttfllOllle l.~t·· ~ ... '"''' ""ofl<lol dll lo <°'110<•· C'Oft oue "-..do ltrrtno 1 Qlllort Ck<I• vn 911t•4'1•n. tjKYIO• 0 •d m1nbtr.-Cit ~ lltl ...,.._ Cle lltulo a. ten-QI.left 101 H dt· sio....st O.lo ••• ,..,., llt •st• E\lodO lbl ttto tntotuloelo • _, t i terrtno do loS ~ y Cc' .. ,. OUlori•OCIO Po< •• <«•• 00•~• " er.rcer el dt ••<ho perM1n•1. 11rlv11to10 o Im mUftldaCI Q\it Prtlende e1ttur Antn a .... et repr"""lonle I~ Pued• volar en d•tl•• ele<coon. et hent> aue C>relO<I· tor O f• Jut'U 0. elet<lon une COll'O orhflc-cit Okl\o otUlorld.od. lo, ... , se guoroor• y '14'•• •«h•voG.t tot> loi. totrot de loele<«on N '"'""o Clt\ltnoc 1011 Cle •• 090derooo .,,. volldO. <KtPCodo. o ,..,. perm1Udo vot• ef\ ti."' no tvM· pie Cot> ~ IOS •IQl;•tlllo\ rtQUOSilo\ lel QIH -110t M<rllo. lbl Qlle M• t1eth.1•dO llO< Id PCH\On• 0 PO/ '•ll'•wnlante ~· de le 11trtona -· Cle O<MerOO COii IH Ol"'9Sltlones Cle I• \0(( '°" J500l 0 )500) ' .,., Codlgo Cit Agu.a dtl Est-Cle CollCorn1e, t\lil tt> lllYI-o IO\ VOl6' -IOS tuoles W Cit tloOOOt•-. ((l_..,.,..__IOOO urlllkodo Cit ecvwoo con lo -•Ion 201S S Clef Codleo M EnjlH<lomlHllO Civil llOf E\1-de (41110t"40. (Cll - tSPt<ol1<• lo tlO<c oon "' I• <u•I wro uwclo. v Cel -oste 11'11""'-en...,. 1..,.mo como t'\llKllK• 11 Se<rele"o CIOI Colld-Y Cl•t•IOlle<>do COii IOS , .. ouhllounencl~u,,lb.t toniest. l • dUIOf'OllClft Cle •llOde•odo u l>Od•o .nor Uftl(omeme en la t!ttclOI' f\l)tCll•<OCI• Todo CIUl91\0tlon dt OC>Ode•oOO H revoc.olt " fe vofunt41d de It per\OM QUO lo •1t<ul0 '" cw• oult< "°'' omesdt-•• 11«',_.. Ot-\IQnOCI• t-Oj)O(kroelo "°Y• Cle ~ii-I• t*oto QUO·~ los votos p0r cuol so cllo lo Cl•\19"«1on S• CIO\ ""'°' Qt los YOio\ O• Po\11-s"" die,.. tle<<IClft f•-ectn to em1u1~ Ot di<hos bonos necno<iOI 11ara ru1t1a••t Pt.,.aeObtescomow oescrti>e en ~to. dkllo bonO\ Po< Me , ... ,,, . .,,,0 cit O.strllo No '" OetleC# wr Godo y -"°'ti oorl>OSllO If. ·--... le<IO<-. \Uft!lO. '°' 01\ Po••tocnO\ Cit '°' uctoon lltto s 0.1 Cod•90 Cit Aou• e1e1 E\tooo Cit C•lllOfN• E•cepto <omo " -•SID Cle ofro ~nera tn to I.a• Cle Olstrlto Cle A~ de Coljforllla, 0.vlloon IJ cltl Cod>QO 0. At<W clef Estoelo Cit Cllhlomto, Oi<h• ele<tlot> w•• 11•moG.t, verllkitel.t r t on<t11<1df do le....,,..,. llfOVIJIO tn f• tey de Elt'CtlQn Unll0tme del ESlaCIO de Colllornla E•IO "°""• u a. torllorme • UNI •tlOhK•Clft Ge lo J""to do Olrt<IO<e\ Del 01stroto ~ ~ ci. 1 ... 1,.. Rene 11 adoc>10C10 ••alt II de AC<11. 1•111 l E Ebff11no Pr.,10tnlt/Vl<911<Hleltf'lt Otl OIST Al TO OE AGU A IRVINE RANCH • I• Junto Ot 0.re<lor•• a~ nfa l,ftl'lur C ttorn Sttretarlo/A\l\lenlt •I S~trtl•r10 ~· OISTAITO OE AC.VA IRV•NE RANCH Y Of> I• Junt• Oo' O.ro<IO<e\ cit' HI• ISELLOI St l E f.llH1"'9 Sr C O.v•tw Reo,.,,...01 St Fr-r•O r Kellt• Sr E R•r~Y JR $1 Cn•rle\ " ou.,-~' Sr With.,.. H l!Pjlln91'f St . Woyne A. Oor• Olrt<IO<H del l)tSTAltl) OE AQUA IAVl"IE RA"f~ Publl\hlld 0rOl'IQlf Coast 0•1ly l»llot, ~y 1•. 2•. Jl.oM 1. •. 1'1t PUBUC NOTICE 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T Ft1c»y May 26 1978 DAILY PILOT EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNIT Y ~·s Motfct: IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yorktowne Villa 2 Bdrm. I "1 b"th. ~uper sharp condo near shop ping and schools. Cho1r l• Hunhogton Beach loca lion. Vacitnt-1mmed1ate occupancy. Submit your terms. Only 168.000. Call 546-5880 ;~~ HERITAGE . . REALTORS All ~al ettale advertised in Uus newspaper 1s sub- ject to the Federal Fair Houaloe Act of 1968 which makes 1t illegal to advertise "any pre · ference, hmltallon. or ---------• di&crimination based on race. color. re1Jg1on, sex. or national onglJ\, or an intention lo make any such preference. lJmlta tlOll. ordtscnm1nauon " ThJs newspapt>r Wtlf not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which Is in viola· lion oft.be law. IACKIAY HEATED POOL SIS,400 Four large bt!droom:-. Newport R1 v1erJ two story H~e family room Gigantic patio Walk lo pnvate tt!nnts t'ourts . Please call 646-4477 Qi. K€Y Q P.€ALTOP.Sft atlOIS: Advrinn •-------- ._..~ ltttfr ods daily .... ,..,... ..... ...... '-dlotely. n. DAILY PILOT 01.-1 lclbllty fOf' the flnt hf. correct ....... -.,. • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Beach iJROIATE Exclusive Eastblurr~ Forced sale' Executive 1 l evel Twnhm e - Spectacular view' Big savings~• Hurry' FORESTE OLSON ..... , ......... , $55,900 WATBtfftOHT HEW LISTING Large ram1ly home 1n Newport Shore!> 4 Bdrms. family room and separatt den Im meculate and ready to eOJOY. waterfront dec k aDd beach. Just ,,., block:. away $139,i50. '42-5200 J PETE BARRETT ··. REALTY Tennis & Swir11rnit1CJ I 2 Br condo. 3 blks to Hunt 'g H a rb our boardwalk. f'rplc. closed gar. blJce to beach Only 172.000 PATTI WALKER REALTY 842·1418 ..••........•.•........ ·············•········· 1002 ~······················ .......•............... HARBOR VIEW CARMEL. Tllrff .,_.OOIW pM f ..... fy rOOfl\ °" .. 11p9reded comer locatlCNt for prh acy. ProhulOlldly l.chcaped wttt. d9cll .ct co•fftd paffo. "'"'"'9 walfi ••n, woodi., pH•llA9, b11llt·I• bookcase, "'lrrored w•dl •• 9'd aato. NC)ht ,..,...., M9oty othr fMfwff. S 16', too. I BAYCREST LUXURY FIVE BEpROOM Thia chm MiftCJ f-ty hOMe Oft O•tr'Ma.ed lot wftfl paffo. pool. MCllfd'1 ~. ,_.ly roOt11 wftts opett MCIM c~ aep•at• shtdy, ,__ dinMlc), w.t bes' .ct """" fl.-.pfocn. LunriCMIS llNllfer llllte, comp.te secwfty. Ope fOf' 1...-ctto.., 5-dcry Moy 21th, I ·S PM. $215,000. 644-7020 2123 SAH JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD NEWPORT IEACH I 002. t;reMf'al 1002 .••.••...•....•.•..........••.......•......... UDO ISLE Nl'wly remodeled 3 bdrm . ram1 1y. :!' .. bath~! I-story homt-with attr<tt'll\e So patio. $238.000 IACIC IAY Fine 4 bdrm .. 2' 2 bath fam1iy home or. qu1t.-l {'UI de ~at Oversized pool. playhouse. t.•xtrn ... 1oruge. Reduced to Sti9.000 MESA VERDE AttracttH! ., bdrm 2 b<i home 1n 1mmac cond1t1on. S99.000 IAYFROHT Several fine bayrront homel'I with pier & sl•ps BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR 341 Bu ">•d•· 011111 N B bl'> blb l Here 1t 1s The co.ndo --------•I ---;..·---~"9--------you'v4! been looking ror ELIOW ROOM Pnme local100 on green· belt. Huge private patio. ~e lot. only four 2Br. Can be purchased sub ~ ~w quality un1b ti ject to ex1st1n~ loan orr st parking. Quiel w1pymts or only $3().S inc street nr beach & park taxes&lllS'''Justputon Owner's unit ~1 beaul market . better take J back} ard 1967 Anaheim look: &46·7711 Ave CM Bkr ss; 0283 or675 5631 HACH lSTATE 2 Story. 48DRM . ex· ecutive home. Over S8.000 upgrades. Vaulted ceilmgs, large family IAYCREST Exceptional exe<'u tl\ t· JBr. 2Ba home Larf("' family room A very comfortbable & theerful home on wtde lot & qwet street $192,000. 1002 GeMrot 1002 .....•.....•..•••.•••••••.•.......••.......... llG enc HEW TOWNHOME s I 40,000 lk<.iut1lul h1 ghl~ upgraded beige t<1rpet1ng & tolor (·oordin<ited till• enlranl'e h<Jll & k1lthen Sp1:1c1ou!'. 2 bdrm. 2 bath with lormal dinin~ & wet bar Tenm!-Cl!>.. µool j<1cuzz1 C room . .,., male to the beach. C.all ~6i <Jt1 p.., ,., 'I•,,' n,, •. , .,.~ '• ' [®1111 LAJCEFOIEST One of lhe best locations on the water 4Br & fam1 ly rm . 2~-. ba . 2 fireplaces. Sllll.SOO-w11l consider lease optt0n. WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 2 1 I I S• Joaquin Hlls Road NEWPORT CIENTER. M.I. 644-4t t 0 L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 COLUGEPARI Sought after area with peaceful cul-de-sac loca. tion. Warm wood panel ing & charming frpk give this xtra spacious 3 bd. 2 ba home lhat real family feeling. I m · maculate condition. Shows lake a model borne. 646-nu ENTERTAIN YOURSELF! Then this totally up graded 3 bedroom home 1s for you. with pool. jacuzu, bwlt-111 color lv. wood deck111g. trailer ac cess. greenhouse. One block from park & ten· ms. All this for only $113.900. CALL 5$6-2660. «;::SELECT I P ROPERT IES 1002 G4tMt'o4 1002 .••••••••.••.................................. BAY& BEACH 450 NEM'ORT CTR. OR. 7Sf811 V.A TERMS 4 Bdrms and den makt> Uus a fanlasllC r amily home• Low Down • Call REDCARPET754 l202 GRlA T SELECTIOM CORO MA DB. MAR °' TOWNHOMES DUPLEX We h ave a ranl3'>lH' Corona del Mar Duplex selection of townhomcs Just reduced Lo $175.000 ~ ranging 1n pn t'f' from Bedroom• 2 bedroom & $54 ooo to s 1s11.ooo den Great income· /\nx 2Bdrmi; to t 8drm<. ious seller Please rail P o o I s . , a u n 11 ... for appt. 673·8550 c I u bhou Sl">. 1t•nn1" cw•••" 1 ·"' ·•"" "'• courts. great for tht• guy YETSFREE I HOL:SES •t DOWN 11 (,\)ST Any Cll .Y In () (. H urry' CJll \11ur •t'lt'riln" !>pl'1'1ul 1~1 MS·9471or547 ·442!> ...-.. Vww HUis Just Ltsted. 1mmat"ula1t highly upgraded :I BR + family Rm. txt•ruttv~ home . i\1r <'o nlt' maRntf1rc n1ly un obi.trucl1•d C.italtn,f Ol<ean view H~t· mu IOI fn.-e lot. l!:vcn J m1n1 pul tin~ j?rcen Prt 111H·v elegance and :.crentt \ CPttorru:ie lhi. ... IOVl'iy pro pt>rty . orrt'rt-d dt 1275.000 Open Dut l~ 31Z': Inlet lslt> ~ I l \lo.. fl I \I t) ['81 lftllMI ;~f~·~~~~t'..·.·· WAl« TO s. COAST [ f811ft&lll liliiiiiiiittliallllllllloilllluM-,-oliiiiiiiiiill CONDO rDOtil value in ---+ l'OOL $67,900 '~!~ f ,..41~' '4•• :1i1·~ .... ,. Ma· location. qwet & secure II ... low down & dirty SUper 2 BR 2 Ba. sep din ing + breakfast spat'e in 2 O.._. A LOT Looks hkt> d hnmt' wher•· " the buffalo roam1;.-d ' A kitchen Washer/dryer. Back Bay Area' Bnnn handyman-. p.i radiH" rtfna inclUded Sec gate ... & PoOl. large clubhouse a your horses' Live 1n one Sprawhn~ :!Bdrm on must to see tl 11 s. Coaat for comfort! Rt>nt the large lol + pool. Shove1 Dr . • i-: I o l ( 0 ( ( other ror income! LarRe 'em out. paint ·em up ~ Faitview> CM 3 BR w trplc in front• you've got yourself an llALTOR Cozy 3 BR cottage In e~tate . Pr1eed (!1rt or Realtor A11oclate . 400l11"-e FOi.~ back! Huge lot 300' deep! cheap. which only al~m' Uve~~~..:...-.. """4~. . " 847-6010 Rave _......, for l "ood nc. ~"~11~i·1-111· ~!-;-,1 Termstosuat. Hurry! nght. Don't wait ' Cttll ~,....~ -~II -()l"tN f,tY •d ,•11"1 '0kf ~ f =~~~t C(-Tnl$TATi •·~---. [@!1111 Have something you want to seJJ• Classified ljds do It well. 642·S678 A f lotlUOUI 811111\t H Nlttftt llM••111 11'-4 wn CM °""'Y a.R 11 11.ttcl tOt ""'"" ..... ...... u. eoatllllllftt lwtfflel ... """" refllt l'utlllc•tlofl It Meinert OlllJ II tllt ll ttl ct11n,.._ CMllMUO-' 0•-••llll•lll •• ''" O A l l.Y' ,It.Or 101 111 101 1111 11011 0110 _...,.,..,~ M2-4321 I.II #t +l'OOL 3Br Ranch k•ll•h t•n. formal dining room . famtly room ~20· game room. Wall ol glou over looldna free.rorm pool & partt.tikr 1rounds. Eu.v ltnanctna. S84.900 ~II todt.y-8$3 7881 ()filllr '" •• "~ '"'". ... .... ['1111 llACM IMCOMI. = •t•,. rro an the ''nltmlted Uu:om& • ime.tment ~llal. UM .. a vacaUon retreat or lncome producln1 beach ,,. denC't. lnq\.llrt tocl•1 M 77ll ~ Walker & Lr.e 1002 GttMraC 1002 ....................... •••••••..........•..... ~c~~.!~ 1av1.-•MD tMvmMG One of lhe lowest priced 4 BR homes. wilh huge yard near park .and pool. sch ool s. freeway. shopping and ready for fast escrow. Move·ln condition We sug.eest you ee it. .. Then compare. S8i.900 A COL9W&a. IN99 CO. 844·9080 • . . D8 0AtlYP1lO{ Fnecy.a.&ax28..19'1a '1 ~-~-~ ....... ~!!.~~.~ ....... /~~.~ .•..•. ~:.~.~ ....... J~!!.~~••U••• ~.~.~ ...... J ~:.':!'..~ ....... ~-~.':!! ........ ~.~.~ ....... !!!!!~ .......... !~.~! ~~~ ... !~.~~ ~~~ ... !~.~! ~~ ....... !~.~! ~-~ ........ !~.~~ G-... IOOZG .. ,.. IOOZ G_,_, 10026 ... ,... 10021-------- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PYG-WS HtU MESA YHDI CUSSIC Pacesetter 4 bdrm in immaculate condition offering a si>arkling pool, bubbling jacuzzi and all the privacy in the world in which to enjoy them! T h ere's beautiful new c-8rpeting, massi ve used brick fireplace, sweeping concrete drive and a location between the park and golf course. A unique value at $121,900. U~l()Uf: li()Mf:§ REAL TORS'. 546·5990. 1525 Mesa Verde Drive, East, Costa Mesa also in Corona del Mar, at 675 6000 ~COATS & WALLACE Cl7JJ REAL ESTATE . INC. I\ 1011\ln OWNIO COMl'/\N1 )ll<VING !Iii SOU!li ('QA'll llRl .'\ \INU I'll>'. JAPAMISI GAID91 -Your own kol pond and garden delight. Garden surrounded with bearing fruJt trees. Choice 4 BR home in North Costa Mesa. New on the market this week. Priced at $86,900. c .. 546-4141 IEAUTIFUL TOMOllOWS llGIM TODAY -In cozy Jasmine Creek. Enjoy formal dining, crackling fireplace and guarded entry. All for $213,950. c .. 640-6161 St>rv111g Costa Me~<J lrvint• Hunl111glon BL•ach-Newporl Bt'.tLh Tbe perfect famil y home. 6 BR, ·~ B A, formal d lnto1. 1ame room. ma acll qu.a.rtere. A totteoua Cape Cod In CdM achoo! dlttrlct. ... SCIO. ~U~tll- , I ,f,. ,. I I I I I ~ ' .f '. ~ •• ' t I '\1 M' WAl'laAlOMT Of'8t SAT /SUM l·I Faclng out to sea with Catallna and gorgeous sUMets as an added bonus! Trees. r06es and patios SWTOund this gracious 4 bdrm, family room, 3 bath hom e. AU dressed up with luxurious carpeting and drapes, new plur:nbing, garden kitchen and you own the land. $259.500. 900 SANDCASTLE DRIVE, COM PREVIEW ON SUNDAY 1-5PM 26lalMHaCo••• Beautifully decorated BALBOA COVF..S 2·atory ('L.) J _ / ..I~ . DOU. HOUSE 4•••r'1 D ....... $82,IOO 0.-.. Yn lb a 130 ft. l .... frllk, dbl .... ~ 645-9161 17b I U1 .. nge Cu,.,1;1 Ml'~" borne. E NTERTAIN ~.... {!1~ aa, VnQll, ro,yaJJ,y rrom the huae ~~1 C.....clelMcr 1022 CoetaMeM f024 recreation rm .• wet bar. • ~3--8494 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• fabulous view " boal Ufc. CHARMING Jbr, 2ba Two oa a lot. EAat.slde slip.~ Onl.Yl275,000! 201 L Co.t Hwy .. C.... clel Mer +auest house Frpl, 2 charme rs . $115 .ooo. ~UIPLIXs• ~~~~ f:l~000.R·2 1ot.PnnoaJy. 548-71T1orGH087agt. _....,.. --T.1·5 ...,,, .<>wner.640-7030. :--------=- 17082 GN•e Clrcle ~MINICU& Huntington Beach. 1002 C:...clelMw 1022 1 ~2-2-1. Lovely realden· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plan 3. lbllQY upgrades Beaut. cood. ~ tlaJ area. property tn up-IXQ.USIYi top shape. 3 Bdrms.. 2 LOY& y con AGE c:o.e. MHct I 024 PRICED FOR AF4ST SALE 1002 EXaUSIVE BIG FAMILY? balhowner'sunlt. Priced COteO $56,toG A beautl!ully updated 2 ••••••• ............... . tosellatS.210,000! For the descrimlnatlng Bdrm cottage w /gleam· 1'1Mwwv7. Soc mooth new. stunning· GOT A llG HOUSE! ASSUMAA.E 'HUHTIMGTOH 3 Bdrms., 2 ba. home-on u•••oua EST"'TE lge. Eutaide Jot, low l.Jl· ...,.... -- tereat loan, anxious Sl6t,to0 DUPLEX couple. Large maater tng hardwood noors and Vl~J ly upsrllded 3 BR. 2 BA Near new; 3 BR upper, 1 suite, formal d lnlo1. hplc. Oak cabinets. D"'-u 14..1...__ home. 8eau1llully onen- & deo lower: r.'.i blk. to &uest bedroob:l. Gourmet Room to add 2nd urut. ~·~r ~SS tated on an over.11zed ocean, or. shopplng & ldtd>eo. Xt.ra l•rge liv· $135,000 OiarmiDg oewly painted lot. Built-lo microwave agent $79,900 Winding drive to private HST IUY!! parkway. Executive dou· Be in this super 4 BR & den home. by school time. Walking distance to schools, & s hopping center in a fantastic family neighborhood. For an appt. contact Arte J ohnson for appt. best ocean beach! log room. Enclosed 3 Bedroom home with oven. Seller bu bought S21S,OOO Including Jaod ! patio. Secluded It quaet. PAMOIAMIC VU eatin1 area and lg. living another home. Exlcuu1ve OCIAHYUDUPLEX Pool & rec. ball. For Customized s bdrm rm. PaUo. $79.~. BKR. &JeDt,uldn.gS108.000. Bdrm •-f 11 ble door marble entry! 2 · ,,.; am Y rm. Laviah Uving room ac-wllb bachelor unit, on big ceoted by walls-0r.glass! Newport Heighta R-2 cor-Gourmet kitchen with ner klt. Only S82.SOO Henry the vm dining OCEAH VIEW room. 3Bdrm complex & Giant 3 bdrm. Newport estate ·hke grounds. Heights home. Asking Seller a nxious. Cal l S21.S,OOO. but make ao of-847-6010 fer, agent needs prac-oPfN ,,, v. ,, \ •uN 101~ "'~' llce~AU 646-4463 [• fflllfltl --. ~ ----t.JJ YESTERYEAR NEWPORT HTS PRICE $109,500 $63,900 . J BR hm Ill xlnt area. It seems we haven t of- HJlrdwood firs. wall·t.o-fered a fine .Mes~ Verde wall carpeting, bltn home at this pnce for range & oven. RecenUy several years. It as well re roofed & re-stuccoed. located, 2 story, ac'"?ss Access & rm for boat & from the commuo1ty 1.rtr + big dbl gar. pool. CALL 751-3191. JACOIS RIAi.TY C: SELECT 675-6670 T'PROPERTIES GeMt"Of ~ll. macnab I Irvine ?-realty ,.a.O ~~~--,yr w:•• --Balboa Island Realty ANO INVESTMf!NT e&\Pl\NV 673-8700 ¢Heral I ·1002 Ge•ral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• WOULD YOU BELIEVE? 4 bdrms in The Blurrs on fee simple land for $159.500! Thal ·s just what we've lilted PLUS ll's a Carmelita Plan & an end urut. Ownen have boughl tmolhcr home, so call us today. Steps to ocean, deluxe =~1detatla, call -single story w /lovely CaUMG-l72'J VA&.UY. 6.0. 0 dup~. 4.& 2 bdrm. UD· OP1N•11v·11\lv..•0111N.r1 =i;!r!{:!;siec.~ gar. --~0 I its; parking for 3 can. [ c•• 'FOR DETAILS n.w'\\ Es'\Ot(l r~ ~~!\"~J:.~·~~; emmttl -644-7211 "#I .. C..fw,.... ::STA MESA llalboa lay Prop. By Owner 3 bdrm, 2 ba DI ... £V Realtors MEWPOltT HEIGHTS Excel. Xtras. 181.950. VI""~ * 675-7060 • $79,toO 548-243eor548-8395 Thia is as aood as gooe. 3 BR, 1-. ba, 2-car .. ar, Two 2 BR uruts. super YOUWOM"T llUEVITHIS SOARING 2 STIY $71,toO lmmac. 3Bdrm. + bonus room! Priced below marftet ! Corner lot + wet bar + much. much more! Hunt Bch best of- fer! Call DOW847~10 Of'fN Ill 9 • 11SION1081 NICI' [WMNtl ., ~-A.JI .. ~s HI' I NIW usn... sharp, super area. super lrg Jot W/alley access. _..,__ -I 8d rent & they're Ju ~t 227 Knox Pl. C , M Delightful Portsmouth mmac 3 r m Mesa u 646-9210, 759·5359. By on corner lot. Two Verde home. This exec SUPER! Call for info. ownr fireplaces. Original home has fonnl din rm, 540.3666 _.._._I ,_,. ....... 500 l&e lam rm, 3 frplcs " Unusual Spanish-Indian Interior. 1600 sq ft East Fullerton home near CSUF. 40' btd pool, 2 .......,. a .. ~......,, · IOCaolutru. Muataeeto Cal 640.51 I 2 apprec'-t.e. 1138.~ ROY AL INVESl'MENTS • • c '1• • • f H' ' l"'~" ' '. • ~ 1•t .q 11,1t , I i •JI I •l'o lllfllelc-in REAL ESTATE bdnn 1:114 ba. hardwood BY OWN R 3 bd .. A floors, plank & beam E r, Z ..... llDUCID ceiling, big k1tchen, qwet IY OWMER 2 II or schoola & sboppln~. 4 &. 2 ba. formal dining. street. $90,000. Call So.aide. 7S9-04S8 =-=."~~/i brick frplc~comDoer lot. 2 871·3851 early evenings. --------enclosed yard. Superb car gar. ..,., gwood. Open house.Sat/Sun 11-7 OCEAN YU.OWNER cond. U•.soo . 2273 S73.SOO. Pbooe 1s1.0774 at 1018 N. Norman Place. 2 fantastic b~. Harbor Avalon. 67~2082 eves. Pnn.ooly. Vu. 3 br, frpl, must see.•---------esa Verde 3 BR. 2 ba. &U-2641. 644-8722. 1114 BY Owner-BeauWuJ pool ram rm, 2 frplc's. 3<Ml2 HAMDYMAM'S UREFIMD White Sails. Open 1-5. home . Cust thruout. Sam oa. Quick ule DREAM $62,000 Sat/Sun ~~iooo. Mu•>: .. ~c!een m.900.0wnr.540-7998 Garage fully irululated. Fantastic 3Bd. garden --------•I ...., .. me. ca .....-~or Built in work bench. home. Sun liJled kitchen 7.Sl-1603 3351 M•rigold Felt SALE IY OWNI Large lot with RV ac-& dining area overlook Cr, CJ4 Moving out of state. need cess. Newly painted, flower hi led patio ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:,;:; to sell C.M. prop. two+ paneling and wallpaper. Second story boeu tuck· YOU ARE A BR homes. 1 E-tide, 1 W- Four Bedroom Home In away muter suite + 2 TC>r side. 54,900 & $79,900 Mesa North. Truly a more queen ·sized 5•1ttr-SOH 646-Qll Great Buy for $76.000. bedrooms. Act now! __._ ~2313 fi46. 7171 so why give someooe half ely S8r. 2300 sq fl Of'fN1nQ·11P1J111'""n'"'' Clflf"''"9 ·•'\'IJl'l'O"'"'~' ..._Vlew~e you.rc:ommilaloo ? Meta Verde pool home. FINER HOMES FROM $49,900 TO $975,000 UH HEW 14 YFftOHT Completely remodeled 4 BR home. Family/dining rm w/fplc & wet bar. MBfi has Cplc , s tudy & balcony w /water view. Indoor jacuzzi PLUS your own dock. $337,500. Larry Oyer 642 8235. <B·ll) 12 bdrms, convertible YouCanHave: w /study $1 29,soo. ~:r~·~·~c:·~~ ~:~;;;~;;!~~ I• lflPJttl [It ft~NI: ~"r?:~·;,:" ~~=~ rrnm 1-~-a..-B-3':-d-~-m-T-~-,-0 EA-m-~-H-o-n -3 bd •-d •P.R.CComput.er + IEACH Magnificent "froot row" rms .,. en, 1m-PLUS a '"" lune!\ by beautiful tree>· lined SPACIOUS & DELIGHTFUL Perf ecl for the Jg. family or the family that is planning ahead! 6 BRs. f am1 ly rm w /wet bar & formal dinin ~ muke this the home of your dreams! Offered at $364,500 Fee. Barbara Aune 642-8235. <8·12) A GLORIOUS VIEW From a totall y unique home. Cus tom end-unit "E" plan in the Bluffs. 2848 sq.ft. res. featuring 3 ERs. 3112 baths, family rm, formal dining, brkfst a r ea & 2 fplcs Beautifully decorated & immaculate. $279,000. J ean Dales 642-823.5. <B-13) MINT COHDmOM MOMACO Jn excellent location near park & school. 2 BR. 2 bath + convertible den & s pacious kitchen. Lovely backyard w/privacy. $138,500 incl. land. Lois Egan 644·6200. <B-14) LAHD-«IVERSJDI COUNTY Beautiful Moreno Valley near Lake Pe rris. 206+ acres. Flat land w I water on prop. Seller will consider financing w /subs tantial down payment. $3500/ac. Cathryn Tennille 644-6200. <B-15) VIRY SPECIAL IMDB For the Buyer who can't resist a touch of glamour only a step from the beach. 8eaut1f ully located In Old CdM this ls a skillfully & e legantly de tailed residence w /guest quarters seated on a wide Jot w /room to expand. Appt. only. Coby Ward 642-8235. <B-16) SIA YllW B e au tiful Nantucket Model w /sophisticated landscaping. 2 BRs + den on one level. Private 1ate guarded comnn.mlty w /pools & tennis courts. $215,000. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. <B·17) ~CAPICOO Spllt·leveJ condominium w /extended wood decking tor view of mtns & green ftelda. 2 BJls, 21tt baths + 'harming bay windoWI w-lwlndow seat&. Sl.S,600 fee. Lola Egan Ma200. <B·11e) • Beautiful pool home golf course view of ________ _,.._.,.._.. 1006 rmculate move-in condl-calllog Joel o~vin at street. Only S61.300. Call located near the beach ponds, rat rwa ys & CRAWFORD ••••••••••••••••••••••• lion. lovely suodeck. ~ DeJl..araonat Private back yard with g r eetis. Exquisite DUPLEX Sl99.!i06. So.CtllflHHy cov~ patio for enter-Augusta Plan, 2 bdrm. & CANYON RXll UPPER Wish f CMt Illy D:r:viw 546-5605 tainment. Boat access. den. 2.~. It. of un-North Tustin area. ~ blk to beach, 2 houses. ThhO. MyHtf JllE.AL E&TNl"C Priced at only $75,900. compro elegance. beautiful country setting asking only 1154 .500. Ba)'front home, 3 bdrms N00-3Br. 2~Ba. den. 963-6787 LavlShly appointed. Not· on \4 acre with view of Owne fin ced + guest room, newly de· i--------•I fncd cov patio. 182.000. ()PfN "' 9. II\ 11/N J()~l Nlfl ed deeijp>er'• tot.al effort. hills. Space for RV. 3 car aeJooo:lcs16'7S-6700 corated. 1595.000. 264 s.... '-· 381 Monte Vi sta. Agt. 1 8 .. · .. ,·,·NPJIBI ;f{~atgoesuo.~ta.~~ !a~~ == 1 year otd. eau ~:fr1orf~~X[~ ~~.:fuc~io~~~ 1_B«1_e_EL1 __ :-:S--E-r~-:-~-N-o_T_ _ -~ --.. •••a•-=~' .,..,..,._, 2 UNITS 3601 E. Cst Hwy. C<SM 3 BR 2 Ba, fplc, fully in-p ANORAMIC OCEAN By owner· $190,000 673-~ sulated. Where else can you flnd Prinonly.675-1819 1213N.CstHwy,Laguna 16411.abredot hilltop 2 sty. 4Br, 38a, !ASTSIDI IAIGAIM * VETS * l~~~~~~~~~i·W1a;a;aPP;;11~11,~,;; .. ;;.;-i1~0;a0iJ1 49'7·3388 Meea Verde home. 3 BR 2 fam rm. form din. suD· HARBOR HI Boys 1: ·~~~~~~~~~! 0 -Famt'~ Rm --'uced ken ltv rm w/frpl & . 0 DOWN..ocr ""'INO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1: oa, y . I I~ CLUB-BEACH and a ~ DESIGMID to $19,900. Drive by and vaulted ceiling. Guest POOL. a BR 2 Ba + an Homealn allareuof 3 BR, 2ba., ~ blk. to bay. M 0 ST UN 1 Q U E ull. quarters w/ba. Hugi> office. Perfect family O~~EA~T~ FORUEXV~UTIVE :~·~Rltyl 8'15-4600 DUPLEX in C<SM. 2 BR, 1111 C .. .Wetot. mstr retreat w/bi level home for $8' 000 t"'9' ~ 1 ba home on tree· lined Lovely home with fruit •undeck balcony viewing ' · Ca1541.0100 Thia beautifully up-IYO~ER PoppyAve.Lotsofwood tree.,blockwall,3.BR 2 c anyo n & PAC IFI ~ 400£.U-~RJRlll ~~~~~~~~~graded Buccola Home! "'" &brick. +2BR,2baapl. B a, double gar age. SUNSETS. Be quick 00 C,M. MW :. Spacious lJving Room 1\ro'o lt.ry sinale dwelling Ownrof(el"ed at $175.000., rn,i.>o. Auumable loan this one. Sacnflce at 11~.-~1~1-1·1·1-'illli....11!~.l~SEJ~,r~,J'dle~Ji~te~iDl~~wit~h~a~f w ith big Fireplace. W/8\Mllt rm w/kltch & prloc only please. Cal• llowneroccupled. Sl06.000. Hurry, call • • .:...._:__ • Dcl1ly PllatClassllied Ad. Larae Muter Bedroom, t.th. 6 kit.a from bay. for appt 673-0732 or •or Mee.di. 6.'ll·ZM6, Bkr. bl1fiJy upgraded with Double 1arage. m -1800 675-091.3 . 1110 He..-.1 lhd. " ~ e S©~~lA-~~~s · Tito# Intriguin g Word Game with a Cltudle -----UiOo4 lty CUIT L POUM 0 ,_...._ .._.. ol .... '--..,.Ql!1:::--...,,... '°"' ocooiN>led ...,.d, be. low "' '""" '""'' """' .. WOtdt I RUYTES ' I 12 I 11 I J r.ITHE I • 11 I I I . I f : S 0 Y I N I L There'• • lfoc:I( NI Ung un. r I I I' I der the oounter th•t'a OOlno to . . . . . ~ make a fortuM. 11'1 a oom-\--.__._....._-'--' "' pany lhal menulecturM [ N 0 D R E W ,--for •klttt>oan:.11. r I' I I I 1~a;,;::.,7..,;E! • ~::7/.~l.M&!•to r I' r r 1: r r r r 1 • $u:r I I I I • r I 'I I I private entrance to or536-mS ·r--&""..-!~ep~ft~.~~· ... ,sghlilu.~i. l:P:-e-n7ln_s_u-=1-a-=P:-o-1n~t:-.-:B-yr•--------CostaMeM Side by side duplE''< .. ...., uul.4Cnl ru &&a HOMl+INCOME 541.7729 751·'99' w/lownbome styli nit the roo m -backyard. owner. 3 brm 1~ ba. A rare and supriaingly located on qwet street 111 Mesa Verde Livlng at its 673-88. Prin. only spacious 3 Bdrm +den 2 super area. Creal invest Best! $129,000. Call C•l•-t.odt 1011 story home. Massive GtAM1' 2 STottY ment at $87,500. Catt 546-231.3 ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• used bnclt fireplace and Lovely 2 story home in now' Agt. SC9-8082. IY OWHa many other amenities. xlnt area of Costa Mesa. W.t Lease option, prefer orillnal Bluffs. 640·241rl after5PM. 2 oew custom homes in Some ocean view from Huge living room with By OWIU', 3 BR. 1 Yi btt, ~rime C.flatraoo Bch master sl.Dte and adjoin-crackling firepla ce. JLltra lrl lot. rl4.500.F ing declt PLUS a roomy formal dining, 1ourmet Klllybrooke Ln. all aliaadea ocaUon, both oever vacant rental ALL titcben. Stll Bdrm or ~tor appt. w/~ views on lg comer u h I t 1 3 B 2 ~ B oo an ovenlzed lot. just a den. pper story as 4 o • .....,~ to ao, 3 bdrm 2 ba, 0 · • r , 8 • short jog to the beach. hute s ullea. Great ·~delMar.$81.500 !!!3·2~Ba· Rwe/al~x20Y nhoowb. S279.SOO bac yard perfect for the S57"8470 "UK, ..... ' • • CALL FOR DETAl.L.5 family. call now for lD 1---------by &bop area, nssl~· formation. 546-?.313 EAST SIDE WJlt to f>cb, park & lnop· OrtN Ill o, 11 \ION ltlf<I N~ I• ~ln1. Owner will help 1--·!··~·T·,.-...,Ml!D-5--1 ~~e. _.ea.219Q or ;_.,~ ~ C.... .. Mtr 1022 ~~~~~~.~!~"lif .. ,a=,.i,. -THE -REAtl ESTATER~~ 3 br, 2 ba, house, 1rg cor lot. huge brick frplc , 15' vaulted open beam ceal· lngs. New c3rpet & drapes. new Congoleum Ors. brtck planters, 300 23rd St. *·500631~16 $79.950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C....clelMtr 1022 C.-dlf Mw 1022 5 BR giant! Hurry! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Acent-MG-9922 J~MINE Trtplex, 2 Br each, 2183 CIEfl sc:a:t.M,1 lr'S ,_..,.,.. .. C'•1Hfaitl• llOO I~=~~~· Rl~CM~ty~;!67~~~·~ooo'.:...· J· l~All~pl~aoe~. •~ll~8*90~~25~ UllC & "Nit v o..... 1002 •-ne 1o02 CE llDlll ILlllS ao. Lowest prtred, newer. s11 fam in C.M. 3 BR, 2 ba, :!t,; yn old, or College Pk. $82.950. 831·1452 MO. COSTA MISA Beaut 2 sty Buccota home oo pool·11 comer lot ol cul-de·sac. 3 BR • 2Vt ba, vaulted bv rm celliDg. frplc in lrg fam rm. iJ"MMle window tn kttch. Prof decor 8' ln· ttte1Un1 detaillns mah this an xlnl buy 111 '1JJ,OOO. Auu.ma ble loan poss\ble . By o wnr, 714/5$7..:1182 CSBTSOUfNREMAOGREIS S I 8 A 0 M A T I E N M R 0 T Y E A 6 E RE80SREORGANURAOU M E T I H 0 I 1 0 t T 0 L U R G D Y T H E L E H S G R L 0 I I T C G l l 0 S T 0 8 A T I A 0 T T H L H l 8 E I P HHfGALHTWINUALRBEHL I R E T E E M M T A C £ E 0 I 0 8 I E H ARAIZSOUORCRLAACO RPHTMYRNSLOCTOIZEGM 0 MGH£TTG~OIHN"ANCR TLTRPA08HRC&REPHOSO C £UHMYTtU8AY"U8TRT N UMAOSASEM l 8MOLEYDAI ..•........•.......•... ...................... . STEPS TO llAC ......... DO SANDS Ho crosshlQ tlte ltl ... wey to neeli ~1at1M OC:iMRotifTI la • INdt Cit ... ., .... ,... ......... c-a w ...... a e..,_ •••'11tt tM• a .............. ..,. ....... ..., .. "" ....... of ....... ., for • rMe•uil ,..tc.. IUt,fOO. •.. .,,,.., a .... 2633 W. Cout Hwy. N.wport Beech 611·1400 OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE CAMYOH CREST TOWNHOUSE Elegant 3 Bedrm. Condo Protected By Sec,urity Gate. Tasterutty Decorated W /Electric J(ltcben. Separate Df n ing Room. Sunken . t lvlng Room W /Wet Bar. Fee Land. Pool/Jacuzit $159,900. COltOMA DB. MAI Irvine Terraee. Lovely 2 Bedroom + Den. In Park·Lfke Setting. Surrounded By Trees And Flowers. Just A UtUe T.L.C. To Make It One Or The Finest In The Area. 1174,500. 111 DOY9t DllYI 631·1800 12LOT t bolJM wlt.b plant for 2nd houae lncltJd1::d. Perm.lia approved. VA mma er Hller wUJ cany 2IDd. •..:.900 Ml price 114-7100 f ~.~.~ ....... J~.~~ ........ ~~~ ....... ~-~.~ ........ ~.~~ ........ ~~-~.~........ Fttdly.~2e.1978 OAILYPILOT ez ........... ~ •040" • ,_.._. t040.,... 1044 Int. 1044 ........... ICMI ~~ ..... ~~~ ~·~W. ~kt-S. IHo.wtfof-W. ........................ ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ..................... . ....................................... . CINDERELLA WHAMYCHll PLIAIUW PAltllll-PJ.100 Super abarp Amhur1t Model 1a Unlvera1ty Part UI. Cul-dMac loca bOD. Double door atrium entry. Spaclou.a II vlna room. Sunny kitchen Master awte open• to patio fl 1reeubelt view! J1.111t 992.$00. Call now 75.a-1700 PANORAMIC ....._ vw-I 067 Mlw,_t .._.. I 069 ••wr-i lleeda I 049 ... ,.. •••.•.......•.......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• VIEWS 3 BR 2 Ba Condo. air Ch armin~ & dchghlfull y decorated :iHr. ~Ra beauty So 1mmaculateJy dean and Its ready to receive your family lmpecc;ibly lundscaped, easy to care for y:.ml. Simply a must see home. Onl) $83.SOO Sec 1t NOW ~ Bike to the lake from • your co&)' 28 r. 2ba Towabome lo Wood brid1e. P'eeltar lasy ! SU!oU to U.. pool ck>ee by. Waat IObtude? Take a 1unbalb on your aec luded redwaod deck. Include. all the fine quallUes or an 5'Sbuattbome. HURRY ONTIOSONE! S88.~. Dramatic p11noram1c cond .. crpt3. drapes. ocean & bill view compli pool, s1J a!A>ry. 1&8.750 A GIEA T LOCATIOM meat tbls hlduwuy 714/83().~ home lO upper Myahc 8Ul--3-B--28a--UO-.-bo--• AT A CiOOD PRICI W9 .500 TOftOFTHI Hilla. Brltihl & btrl. owne/Wiu ta!1ap I' .::! spacious & airy 4 bdrm · ll1 WOILD 2 bath oesUed peacerully m.ooo. l 734-17s1 OPIM HOUSI S.. & t1ud11 IJ·5 tSJt ......... 0.-. Ocean Ir moo.ataio view, amooi the bills w/oce1m Mus t sell beat 3 BR 4 bdrma large family views. Xtra lge lot. All Cordova. upgrades. prof room. new a undeck. Uus & much more ror on· lndacpd, ownr. 83().2011 IST T1MI °"9111> n <"•llJanDe1k 846.-5571 CALL FQR DETAILS 644-721 I Ol'fN Ill 0 •ti S 'VN lt)#l ,f'<I' r•INI room rot pool. S.14.2..500. ly $119.soo. 646-7711 LAfMIMA COUHTY I a Wilderness Glen. un· AHA (~l\'lttf3§ $1m1 believable view. 4 BR. 2 bdrms. approx~ acre. -larges t lot in tract. ~ great to fix up ror hora Real flstate cuatm home. trlr acceas. -.a.u IY ranch. Owner will aaata much more. 21842 Vlso C-.Mna 102 ............. 1040 r~ 1050 Ln sas-4856agl •••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... Gor1eQUl2at()ry Plan IV infinancing. $117,SOO. . . n... b w-'"· T bo lo Orancetree. Greenbelt LAGUNA HIGU& CORDOVA 4Br. 3Ba . famtly or dining rm . s tunnUlg pool & jacuzzi. elec garage door opnr. professionally lndscpd & redecorated. Built-in dbl oven which includes Micro-wave and self-cleaning oven w /ceramic cook lop range & indoor BBQ. Beautiful backyd for entertaining. Also dog run area. FOR SALE BY BKR OWNER. PRIN ONLY 5 llEOIOOMS ...,ac ...,. own mel•--------1 paUo entry. Glut Uving North view area . ALL TERMS. Mouni.m LA FAMILIA 951 LcmillcJ ~r~·Jnbdnnl r~2.Va~pa'. roomw/vawtedceilinga. bdrms, den . Camily VMWU U3 BR,~ ba. ~·~ 38r. w /retreat. 28a. PLEASE. 831-1316 645-412' Lovely shake roor, l ded dr · AJ ftDllM'ETIE£ FamlJy room. 2bdrms + room. dining room. Park a · pgra ea . ..,,,..,., block wall. pnced for l"vel ......,le, cvd "'"t10. IT• apes, carpets. UIUlnll deo! u .... i.irs bide-away area on two sides. Im· ~ q1.Dck sale. m .900. Pnn ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! .. • •., -We. Large master bdrm .... di · = DtW-great noor plan. suite. 2 patios, 1 comm. One and \wo bedroom muter wtng. Mirrored maculat.e move·m con · ·1....,... HhJlltf I 052 only. 768-5368 , Only $89,500. Call now' pools. Sl06.SOO 960-1S38 oondooatbewater.8len· ~. pool:c:mpam. ':~"t; lJ00.$179.000. • .......................... ,...._.. 1069 ... .,......_. 106'Mewpori.._. 10'9 Ruth Laune Rltr 646-4380 Nigbt.s /Wknd.s n1s eourta, 2 poola, 2 apas. MAURY sr AUFFER ,.ar ....................... •••••-•• .. •••H•••u• • ..,.,...,PORT HEIGHTS -"---------• gym aod aauaaa. An more! Just $84,$00. Call SEA UON REALTY ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----------------• , .. ,..... , _______ _, adult commW>ily and fut. 7SZ-l700 3801 E. Cat Hwy, CdM l N ~u ..... Da1 ~e corner. 2 br &den. 2 MOQUALIFY1MG! mini resort. Alm availa· ()Pf .. 1119• ll)IUN IUN .. ,, 613-~ aguna iguel ~·u·v ¥" 5"' ba, hardwood floors. Assume 8 3 loan or ble Is a furnished l I• I WJN CatHwy Lagwia ~ $40 000 frplc PLUS ~~.a~r 3~1rlmfl:~::Ot =::: ~~ r~r~~ A·l~PJIJ\~ ---· •4111-·3388-·· ---c Realty • ~i~· lrp~~tusaeu:f 2 bt' & den. 2nd home cloeetobeacbes. t.allaoobomeeinthisde· . ·.;:ii::-=-=-•••11•-WHYPAYREMT1 Primeleuebold.Harbor R · 2 . T R A D E O R w ....... Pacific airable community. call FANTASTIC when you can ai.rt build loc. By a,cl. 759-0aW. SPRING CLEARANCE SALE #41-..cowt. TERMS. m now $73,000 C .. vt~ McNASHREALT\ ... ~11'-"1MsS~z . IMlllVIME!I ~ • ......... Ing equity ln one 0( the WESlCUFflA.IGAIM ~1l34 or6426578 -711 • Own your own apart· best condo buys m th1S VA ok or will ta~e back ment. North End. Walk area. Xlnt opPortunity 3 Br. 2~ Ba. lam-rm. Mewport Cr.est Open SClt/S-./MoMay 1-4 UP9 odtlll ,._ 1 W ,,,,..,., I "lt1 J[lr, 2ba College Prk 2nd TD. Great bl.l)' for tobeacb&town,$145•000. ·t S6699S s hake roof , prof . Beauty w!2(1x20 Cam rm. •ir.iry couDO IUY owner occupied or In· WaUa-L Nefr Rltr a .... IC.TU.llETHISI lodscpd. Many extras. Onl ...., 900 Bk c•5 7409 ~ " vest.or. Prof. landscaped. .... .. · · · . r Sl.SS.000. Call 542·T12'7 24 SJ 12.000 Y ... .,, r"" · Just reduced, 3 BR. 2'h n e w I y p a i n t e d . ___ 4_9_4-_9_3_18 ___ 1 Like new 3 BR. 2'h BA on hn. owner/agt. "IEST OFFER" Ba . outstanding racil. sprinklers. patio, up· qwet street +-formal M.yJ ... Realtor Ul-10t4 or '42·58'1 b Your dream come true. araded c~· "d""". rrn. di..rwig room. A/C. Com· E·slde 4 Bdrm, 2th a r-. Sal "'··n & Mon 1 5 ... .,.. • ..., mlDll'ty pool •-Jacu•·1. r & d. "t""n ·..,., · · mac. 2 br c:humer. Call "" ""' +am m rm. Approx 19101 'flagship Cr .. HB n-1. '"'""",,.,..,. 8 es t p r 1 c e I n EXICUTIVE 'RAHSFIR 2300 sq ft. $174.500 By Be h S G rf. d °' ..... er.--...,. 900 owner. call 6464676 (W. ac • · a iel l ltAMCH RIAL TY •---------1 area ... _.. · Chuck Schlldmeyer . 551-2000 OP84SUH 1·5 OCEAMYIEW! Has cauaed this rare S BR Broadmoor to be Me..,..tleocll 1069 Me..,.tlNdl 1069 vacated right after they -··•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ________ , 7 14 / 8 9 2 • 3 O 8 4 C 8 81--------4302 s..fsa Wflf SPACIOUS 3 Bdrm": den. Prestigious gate guarded REALTY 2l3/S88-86'74 UMIYBSITY Pill Beatlocation in Uaiveral· wood & glass home w /o-community w /4 BR. 5' SUB I..ANDMARK-3 Br+ fam Vi 11 . I . mod Ir a ed ty Pant. 3 br. part-Uke ceanview. $234.SOO. Pro res s Ion a 11 y rm. Near beaches. Just Fordham twohae, 1900 aq setting, 19 trees!! Patio, landscaped. Ideal for In· r«Jerorated &: l.Datalled oew crpL Avail ror fast EXCLUS,.... n UDO lSLE. 2800 sq ft poss & priced ror fast Remodeled aer. 2,,..ea, OwDel-rUW>cing.. • br. 3 sale at $189.900. oew kit, bt.ba. flooring & ba. din area, hg I.iv rm. reduced $2,000. Up· I\ end unit.' br, 2th ba. sundeck. walking dis· VIEW LOT with plans. door or outdoor enter- That"s right! It will be graded w/all the finest. Open Houae, Sal/Sun. lance to schools. pools. Spectacular design and l a I n I n g · M u c h ICahla llecifty add ot mst st.e. Quiet st. olc aet1111. mod kit, patio. lll-580 I Stpa rr bch or bay. Ready ~ bch & tenrus. l ''1 served Sut. & Sunday Professional landacap-4332 Senisa Way. By tennis courts" shopping priced to sell. $19.500 moreJ .. ifs~mTID! from 1 to s at ou r open ing Lattice patio cover. Owner. Drastically re· center. Sll2.000. Broker. IACI( IAY ror summer move·in. '250.~· 675-6259 Bkr. 752-1108. house al IOSO SAN Spnnkleredlront&rear. duced. S51·0404 o r 955-0605 S E C L U D E D Most popular model in CHAI.MY PABLO in Mesa Woods Ceramic tile enlry .,~~--_wrlt __ dy'-s_. ___ 1---------1 COURTYARD. Perfect Foothill Townhomes. 3 ""~et cuJ.-de·sac is the WALLS The be:,t pnced 3 Bdrm Security ayst.em. $88,000.'" 3::, 2Ba. he~~ ~I. lg ror c rafts man. Ml· A BR, 2YJ BA w/special UP· ~g fortha lvly pnde home in tlie area. Co me By owne r. Open hse ON£ Of A llNO . nr par enms. z.ooe. Sl.3:1.SOO grades oo premium lot of ownership home. OF GLASS St>e us and help us eat our Sat I S u a I Mon l · 5 . a .900. Bkr. SSl·2600 l.mmaculat.e ... 196.500. Wrought iron gates lake provide a.a elega.nl let· JfljGE ~andwich • For 91B-:.i&O. A fabulous Deerfield 'THE TEllliCE PANORAMIC VIEW 3 DICORATO.S you through a brick ea· ting la this beautiful dlrect1ons call us ---------i Aspen patio home. On a Bdrm . Tola l I Y re. DIEAM try into lvly 3 bdrm. 2 ba, CAii.EC> SHORES home. 754-7800 GflEA T IMVISTMIHT premium comer lot wttb u.iYel'lffv P..t& modeled. Fenced yard 3 BR. 2 BA w /attractive fm.ly rm plus deft home. View your own SW'ly H · 3yroldfourplexinsuper a vlew or the park. eualDm Card.ff! w/loft. $137.SOO. upgrades. Frool & rear Lceyard.Newlyortered posed pool & creeabe!t reot&l locat.100. close to Profeasiooally decorated 28r, 2 ba, wet.bar, patio pabo5. Owner wtll COD· at$156.000. 75&-l501 canyon fl"OIQ the formal beach. Owner's unit is and landscaped . cvr'fmishedgar.lmmed STARTER HOME 2 sider 2nd Trust Uvinc arus. '2•.eso. separate w /3 bdrms, 2 Features include: 3 large occupancy. $92,.500. 510 Bdrm, f rp I c. q u 1 et. Deed .. 1&4.SOO. Deeerving 0( your aUen· baths & 2 fir eplaces. bedrooms. 2~ bat.bl and Thorn Tree. Irvine. Ph $19,SOO 496-2413 495-5220 t.ioo. 6'.S-TZZl Olher units are 3. 2, 1 central air. Asking """' .... 16 ~ M orl I --------1 bdrms '96,SOO \V';k'end~ ..... n em a 3 BEDROOM Close to 493-9494 130-5050 --------CIMl'URY 21 yard. ()(Cered at 185.900 SA ad · l NO CLOSING SMOKETll& and Yacht Harbor. Lrg Bro moor SUlg e story MUST SELL COSTS li nd h 49,. •519 Uv rm, brick (rpl, 3Br, w/3 BA. on large lot HARBOR VIEW POITOFINO MODEL ~mium size view lot, J bedrooms. 21,1a bathi.. Insulated. fee la11d. $187 .000 Owner 644-4938 Newpt Hghta. 2Br on R·2 lot w/approved plans ror llt.ra wut. $B2.SOO. Call Marina RJty. 642·8850. VIEW I~ 111. 3 Br. $167 .SOO Fee. 644--4887. CUSTOM VATERMS ~ schools . Estate sized CLOSETOlir.""CH UM19UESIDllM W..tclffllHlty A de gbtful a soug t .,.. d bl 28 f w/new carpel & paint. Harbor View Homes. 3 00 TY -'"'er3bdrms'-gle sto'"" J.:990SoulhCoastH~y expan a e, a , am .. ,_,_ •-1 bl BR 2 Ba lnt d $79 900 RW .,,. u• ·~ .. "·t 1 ga ,~ ... vacant"' a~i a e • x coo ·• UP· N--rt Hts cha.rmino 3 • end uru't on greenbelt LAGUNA BEACH nn, "' • aun rm. r. • f · Of d I N d --,..., .. . •-... ••••••fl! ~·o. Lot 71' X 169'. .or aal possession. . ara e& ga ore. ee Br. used brlck frnt. Lovely 3 BR with lurMe Near ......i jacum teania · '-I I d " kllk i7J..1JOO ,_,., • esa lodscpd. Redec. feredat$189,900. qu1ca sa e . mme . cfllt'I t.hru-out. Forced patio. rear par e andbi.ketra.Ua.$19,950 Alr'TISMHOME S89,900.0wnr.49S-0088. l(altla_..., possession. Creative alr beat. copper =~~[_.w&~t:i ___ A ___ .,_..,_-____ CA.LLFORDETAJ.LS Thia 2 bdrm & cooverti· 131-5'01 fiaaactoc. Aat. Nancy plumb'l,boatac:eaa. Nr another! AU offers enter· BEACH CONDO IAMCH UA&.TY 644-7ZI I b&e deo bome baa a large MEW US11MG --------_La_llX._l'lMOOO ______ , Cliff Dr. 1125.000. Va · tained.S40-9922 ~L 4,SOO 551·2000 sk:ylitatudk>wbicbcould Dix. 2 BR, fain. rm.. EAl&.YILUFFS SPICTACULAI cant. a. ~ be your ramlly room. JtaUan tile.air eond.. OpenSat/Suo 1..s ocean view from lhi• PAmWALKER Less than l ml from ,,,__Homes.t/S.. Lovely views oC moua· cuat.om lndsq>g.. patio, ByOwner.bardtofindC· beaut 11 u 1 3 8 R ~TV 842-1418 •O!.SOCic:Jtes ocean, 2-aty, 2 BR. _.,....... tainaaddtoen)oymenlof lire pit. aand bo.r, Ptu Ead UDJl olt pool ,...._ Harbour Hts condo. ll·S. Woodbrld1e1~~~~~~~~~I patio " gardens . playhouse. Sl32.500. $1Sl,SOO. 2128 Vlst~ t.owDbouse.llaQextraa. COUNTRY feel -oak Super loc., nr. pool & Eaates. Adam.a Colonial I· ~.,., soo OPEN SAT/SUN .,, 5 8 Vacant 4' available for noon, cuaiom kit. pool, model Corner liol. 4 Br. ........ · ,. · Larado. 644• 333• faat po11e11ioo. Now view. Open Fri/Sat l·~. clubhouse. Open house 2.,... ba. fam rm w /frplc. $$$$$ OWH YOUR OWM 291571 V'tata Plua 6'4-1003. _.ced below compeUon me.ooo. ~ DanaPoW 1026 Sun I 5. l~ De An.za 1 _ b--'-• -~ ..,.__ L.-........_ t .... ,_ A spacious 2 bdrm unit PEG ALLEN "'"~ .... llOO H , Cu-cle. .... & .~ut ......... .,,,..., .. a.Ve ~ apen on ....... ........... . ·-R"' .. ' 'TOR ~0..0 1-=-IY o~-•IE ... CH at-. . u.ny. rm, profess decor lovely 3 bdrm .• 2 ba ... , .... expansive ocean.,. ~ '"'"' J •o ...,,~ -...... ....., IYOWti& L Una N''guel 675-7390 t.bNJut lrg cov'd pabo Cambridge Model in Vill sunset views beautifully UPER BUV-JBr. 2Ba, is juat 200 steps away. 517-5111 Protesalonally decorated ••••••••••••••••••••••• ag laodac~ped yard. Up: I. Premium location o~ maintained. F\naoclng lmmac, totally UP · S8r,28a.frplc,2 ca.rgar 3bdrm2babouse,2blks ~ e graded crp. Wallpaper, mll,)or greenbelt. This is availab_!.e.ESS95T,ooo.ft eraded. view home. in a Carm~~·~~gi---------• rrom beach. Pools. ten· Realty ~ · · leaf &tat. lots of mirrors. Near a must aee before decld· Ml"I A•-Pro<essionally lndacpd. oaapvtat. w ~ nla court. clubhouse . HUR THE SEA! pool.a, part&lake.101 W. ingon anything else! on a huge private lot. quiet cul4e·s&C. 185.SOO. $138,500 64:>-1.262 THE BLUFFS $119 .900. Pri n only . Yale Loop. $133,000. This elegant, warm 4 29130 Via San Sebaauan Vt--. •--a....... 645-9630 · Poinl Niguel" 3 BR .. 21--------• S5l·232i& bdrm home has a wloe S3l 11?0 BIG CANYON Yl1111'11'J ~ --, 1--------- llA. wfVlew of hills. & HUGE FAMILY ROOMi.--------t cellar, separate guest1--·------Yhta .. Oro IYOWMB v.illey Commuruly ten· 3 Br. 2 Ba. all new paint TURTLIROCI cottage&a heartsbaped mustaell. cslm 3 br. T~!I0~3'1,SOO. 4a.-.21/J lalln EARLYl&.UffS n1~ \'Ourts & recreation & carpets. g real Lov"''u , BR. 2 ba, dlo pool. The spectacular 2 ba. 3600 sq ft hm. Lrg 1---------$1%7 500 r..-.-eoua-many custom Linht1es. Shows like a neighborhood. bicycle lo rm.lam rm, atrium viewaareamoagthebest lot.$129,S00.495-5058. Palermo model. xlnt 64Z.SZZ4 (e;t~·finest greenblt· · Modcl " .... $98.llSO. ocean.Calltosee. w/wtrfall, nr park & Laguna bas to oHer.1---------shape, ' bdr. fam rm,"'!~~!!~~!!!~~! below tnkt at Sl.58.SOO. _ 1962_.4471 ""•" 546•8103 Sat. ~n. Mon. l~. UM4l ., .. _ bonboia Suau I' ,.... __ ,_ .. old house. oak for appt. Prln only ::t~:~~ :~~:~~~ IJn1ttt%~i~;1emm pool. By ownr, $134,900. $489~.500. to=~~~ t• ~2YJ ba. S185,400.:: ftex.ible terms~ M Sierra Mia Rd. or call oc.u .... 2 a me. per ~..._ ..... _ .. __ . please J bd.rm.2ba.laricecorner1---------• 81.l)'!CaUDelLarsooat ~HEIGHTS noon. wood WUJUUW "..;... __ • _____ _ lot. n r mar1n a un I 044,_8:J3..35 __ i5 ______ ,f523C.OtPU5"'-·l"''l"'E So.Calf I_... Charming cottage w/&ot.s door Jama, tugb ceilings. -....__wil C~ d ll'YM "" "'•"' ,,,..,., .. _ 5 0--5 •r ot..--t _ _...5.__ .. e roof. very larae country """"'9'J" rlcrpnce at ~Jll.700 $112,500 110SN.CoalfHwy •• Loguna 546-6 & ~b, .. g::-nbouae kitchen. large yard. 1st T.D. loan w1th % <t97 2GS3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Must sell. purchased 494-lm i----1-,-0-~-8---$1.!M.900.C.Jl~5ll2 guest cottage, n ew down. on lhis Seashore HmutincJtOfl •och I 04 ASSUMAIU 1¥4 La other property. $12,000 WE PROMISm 31601Coo1tHwy.,S.loguno "" plumbing & wtrlng. UnJ· Dr. Dupleir. 2 up & 2 dn •••••••••••••••••••••• $19,000+2nd T.D. 3 Br, under market. By owner. 499-4591 beautiful sttluded lux· que bome. Open after w/ltd ocean view. GOOd .-•n-111.•cH 2~ba townhome . COMPARE: theywouldn'thavetoput VIEWS'.VIEWS'. ury hillside ho m e . 3PMdaily&aJJweeteod. rental record. Only -"""" Deerfield. $84.950 Ccon· •San Luis Rey Coodo I.IP wtlh our sign very ~an/Cao.yon views. ' 451 Santa AJM1 Ave. $180,000. °"10H-S700! sider Jse/opt $SK ) •RaocboSaoJoaqtan long. They priced this From every rm of ocean Lrg brs. enormous Jog to ocean from this Owu /BluSSZ..5880 *'fenoia&GollCourse Broadmoor Turtlerock & city. CusL bll 3BR on solarium w/jacu:ui. o c EA NF Ro NT ASPECIALPLACE Park Place execut1ve---------1 •0verlooklng pool/· homeri&bt.Nowweoeed oversUedlot.Tileeotry. cat.bedralcelling.s,frplc. DUPLEX 5325000 B Moret.baalbeordioary. home Formal Din. rm .. UNIV. Park. Drastically jacuz:z;i your help. See lhis beau· sunken tub, jena.ir cook ronnal dlo rm. modem ownr. Prine o~. · 461~ ocean & scenic views. 2 ~pacG1ous kBo1tchen, fam4 reducdedat~lyselalnovaw1·1· lbmy· •Att06sfromlake/park l~&M2nSatSi~~n~ionenal."' aOysll. & more. $179,SOO. k1tct-n wllr& pantry. Seubon!, NB. ~7416. bdrm condo. den. par· ~1111 Wh1:l u: .. 111~r .:Qt,' N••w,•O'' b i'W t' "4 A '7 14 I f) j'l 4t, J'j rm 1anl nus room. me 1 "' •Min~toNpt Beach. ..,...... ....,.. .... .,, ! Many xlras. $170,000. ~ quet floors. + library king.size bedrooms Lots owner. 3 br Stanford •$10,000Upgradlng ~. ---------1 g u e s t r m • Open! Bl.lY like rent! Sbb- of oak flooring. Very mdl. twnhse. Newly de-•Gourmelkitcbeo ~ 1----------SIO,OOODOWH studlo/workrm. Agl. mil all terms "offers' 8JlXl-OUS seller• W11llease cor'd. New cptg. Cati: •Parquet fin trash com· BYOWNER.NEW Harbor View 3 br. 2 ba. 660295 Trades! Etc! Fantutlc4 w1Lh optJoo at S700 mo 6"-2793 or 213·28>~748. pactor 21 LAilrePnG..t.d clean, s1075 mo. No ---------1 Br. 3 Ba. jacuui. Like Pnced under market ! ()pen um Sun. 12·5, 32 *' Patloarea.s Fantaallc view. 3 Br. 2Va credit needed. Quick $15,000 u.dlr Milt new cond. 1112 Hlghland. CaHfast '7S2·1700 Acac1aTreel.a. EoJo7 thia unusual de· u.-i...-._a-...1rL--...•• ba. den, Corm din rm, poueuklll. 957-1998. Pvt Beautiful Broadmoor 132S.000.63l-0900Agt '·'1 '1 " '''""'"'' UNIVPARKCbancellor. signw/livtogfsformal ~ _ _..._.. wetbar. frplc, fully Pty. home.Oceanvtew. Pl IV N b • dlniog,3Br,2~ba.laun M0-5357orm..1m ~..,_. landscaped. Will carpet CapeS&arCo.661·3606 THE RtllL-l ESTATE~ ~i!. paik, t~rutis~~ 2:.! .. c~~: ~ra .-.·.-. •;. •. •;;. •::.-•...... --••••••••••••••••••••••• toault. $1.35,000. 493-8:M-4. IA YSHORES .,,.. 11 .....&..&... 1bs:~e27th~~/28th.:=~:..:S52~·.!:19~1~2:.... -t---=-::::"'::· :-:=:-:....,.:::-:""="·-I •11.!!!!!!!!!1••·----------111111. Elegant 3 BR. 2 BA. ~ •~-.. ••••••••••••••••••••• -OWM11 WANTS ...i1 ho to~ 'bdrm, 2Yt baths. stzeet Mtwport 1Hctt 107' HOME PRICES • llYM TWNHMIS ~ Pl com-to street lot, steps to You Loved 10 Yn ... 0 S&S Resale Specialists. VACANT. ACT10M m ..... ty. us master pools 4rt.e is na 3.4 or s bdrm models ARE GOING UP! READYTOMOVEIN Enjoy the delightful 8~!:~':~t~r. oce.m. su2.ooo 00 • ~/:~:nu~~.~r~ :~:i:~ ~some wf pools. U )'ou're read)' lo move l~ ~~.~:'~c: ~:'1!Y:~~e~ 675-7390 . Qi~~tylnc. ~OOOav.aYllourorsma.luaetf'!~ Penrunntoo Properties illto a new home. now b -b p I """" a• therigbtUmealthertght or faat •ale. Vacant. town ouse. r vale VIEW LOT-MOM.ARCH IAY TIRUC ---------i the quality or these JOG TO BEACH price. rent durlq escrow. Moet ~~~ and poolJ • near • HARIOR VllW homes. An early visit is Su b h"•hly up NEW any tenna. Try conuact, wwu• courta. Ult re· L l l l 'th f • 1-.....a 1L..1.-A-11...1-.......u• recommended. '9&-0200 gr~. ~tdr. 1juat buni WOODBRIOOEHOME l~down.l~aecood. ducecltoS87,T50. arge eve ot wt antastlc view : , .,. ~ ~ or 831 ·9122. Suntet your toothbrush & move OPEN sUN "'MON u-• • of hills and ocean. One of the last ComnlY P.aftc Home Builder'I. in. Open Sunday 12 noon 4 bdrms. Family room. 2 RED CARPET' building sites left in one of the IAYNW Fll&fCH ul sold. s1s1 Spar'T'Ow, story . Sunken llvlo1 645-3474 South Coast's best communities. an Clemente Cuatm EdU2ler/Bol.sa Chica. room, separate diD1D11_________ $150 000 Lc2br2ba mobile home SOMIRSIT hillside bome oeartng A"' room 3 ba..... atrium • · in exclu.. Bayside VIU. Rede 1 11 n e d r I v e oomp&edon 2.000 1q.ft. l --'-'-·-------t Bea~tlful -;:;.pettn1: V1IWl YllWI -------iiiiitl ClubbM, pool, Jae .. prtv. bedroom.t.b.reebat.h wtt.b BR 2 Ba. Fam Rm. HA.R.BORWI'SCONOO ba.rdwoodentry•dinlna r r om e I e g ant._ ..... _._ IA.a• OCIAM VllW. ~An COMMUNITY bch. poas. boat aUp. oulaAde brouahl lndoon. breakfast ooolt . Open Sun 12-5.~ rwm. "fledble" owner 'J'UR'n.EaOCIC3Br,fam _,_..--~,.500.m-7903.~7141 Prot.uloaal(y decorated ftrepla~. wet bar. IWI· aeo.oeo. 2 BR. t ba. pool. •tklnlJ t11s.Ho. The rm, forrn dlaln1 rm ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• Four large bedrooms. family room, _________ , aad up1raded. Many declt, 2.,... car 1araae. L5"ZCam100Canada poic. !i up $4000 in home. Hiib on qulet Sp•J,,_M_... lots of privacy & patio. There is a HIWPOltTCllST cuatom appointments. Prine. ooty, Tl~'T-4 Off Hell betwn June. a Suo • Kon blllaide st overlookin1 ct· convert*' to unlta, ocean great ocean view, & you are behind J~t lilt.od. Btaut.lfullJ Owner wW be1P finance. t-or_n_,_·~---·---eoisa O\Jca 1t Algonquin unW . a. Oakdale. t 1 a mt n •. l b I It view A MW\>' renovated. th g ....... r Nl l Sh l h ~ .. _ Call ~JJZO. Owner <213)•'1-4371 poolattenals. Move la Acta.lei -.ooo. e a~ o gue ores, w,t c 3 --. 3ba eoodo BVOWNER$8S,OOO 1--------·• nowl Owar. 559·7'7'. private beach access, community wit a clear a.nd uo· d 9UAIL ...... " .... .............. 3 bdrm, t~ ba, cmr lot, Sl• ..... ••z .. 11 $128.900. MllltWNow pool & teflnis. This ls the home for obWw:tAld bakooy baf ..... ,.~ Newland • Hamilton. Stul a Woodbrldtt ---------..,. ,.. bk>ck I r l vit•. Reall1tlcally r~'-5 Last c:banc:• t• buy Ocean1lde tiome In 536-0llfor~2111&4 dramatic "SASTON'' ByOner. Univ Pan WI ~S:~~Bdrma.': your act ve amJ y. $227,5()(). prtcechtSlD,500. eo,-nallP.kt BY OWNER' bdrm, 3 ba 2.149 tqd ftd, &o&Al0l1 ~· ~~~~· 2 bAtha. Cleao • brtlbt. SIMSATIOMAL PAMILY HOM1 ~-:.~-:.~ ___ ;;.._ _____ , PresldeaUal Hjbu. to t'reoeb ctoon. brick. •kJ Homea ault In ladt Family&Play room. Ad· I r a • · ffl open St\/ Sun.' J t f1l.500. Jacent to park " eltsn sm.115.<To prtn, SattDwood.55M.WI HOllMSllAl.n N t t NI ' G lC C a c:hool. corner lot. down, a11umt t > 11 _________ 1 ex o gue1 o our-se. 4 11MIM$CS --.w Clearw•ter. &40·'l558, WOODBRJOOB: Brand * ,4tW017 * Bdrms. 2'Ar baths. 3 car garage. u ............. _ ..... 1arde.n ...... 1'r'OIO J'19.000. An .._ • "°"' ....... ear~~vlsft I• re~a1 ~ ::=tc=. = mmded c .:mo. euuet I~~~~~~~~ la Weatc:lllf. 121' Not· hcUJc nom. BuUden. Patrkk.Aat. .., Aaoeawood. t.ow.t•---------Just mJnut.es to bua, beaches & LOVEATlSTSJCBT Flkedir--.lnWood· COZJHOMI freeway. Huge Fam. Rm. Lots or BY OWNER RX ~. Owner must MlJ l m . to ~~ 11 BR. Vl .. doft £.Ill\ hnt.uUc butalnt. btlul •mmecttta.lY. Turo left vaiaJ'-d can., peU•d ews. •l.Dll'"""" upJl"ded, lBr. 11146"•, 11 off Yale al fioodboUow. '1 l\n. Alt ~. bUl'llv X 20 open ~am 11mbn ~wood. SIO:Z,000. llOOO alan:O,~. feaced r111n n:a. lotl al aa&unl up l•od•cape aHownet. brtdred ..UO. wood, rlrJl 6 nW"ron. 111-• att. ~ P!G Ai L(J bcick ,.tJo W/fllb 1--------1 JU!ALTO!l .._Tm pood 6: •aterlall. In Callfomta Romet Woodbrtdp W~ Garden l:n u.s .• trail Tract! Nt10\tate and P\u c. a Br a.perb btatll A ocun treca fTl.900 Open bM ~a bnlllilW atat.e I Near pootiiib ... Ytirir. 2 Br ape. Lrs. poof I Sel/Suo/lfon . 8SU m.aoorcan lndlc:pd. -.300. Owner adlu. Ht.HO. Cal Amett Dr 147.-a. fl.EDCt\RPl':l'TM-lJ02 -.all. _._ .. _. ____ _ A~IAMlllCO. 496-~22 831-0836 "'"..... .. .., .... WW-~ .. . CHE!RP'UL WHtdlfr ttnpam Rd. $115,000. By bome. 4 b*. ..fem ft1J1 <>wau1Act. 6'1·843•. TOWNHOUSE by VWMr. fenced poo(. fretllrJ 801'M Ou• n lfl 11 I• illl 1' palaltO ttlruout. 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M I k ~ ... ,.--A-.._.__ 37• .. lnc 137.800 Vrly M7s.OOO f;xthaoae up or sell' \l'i£tt ohale. """'· ._.ve/ e · ~hloeumao Rcallor. Ml'Vlce. • "'-.._.. ... 2S<t Oo. bal ut 9lk'~ cl.Crpta.drps,ytduun· t'714)613-S31l •c .... r,~de ...................... . Prine only Wkods. Whether you want a lax F.liORVATHRltrs dry room. No peli _________ , &3l.SSOO ans ave. wkdvs, sheJUr, a hed1e aaainst 6751912 1300/mo5'0-9030atts •--.&.LS 64$-4000 $SOW-... ·-" lnflatlon. an apprec1al· R..tah ~,,.. Open 8 Ilk 8 -• ur-7Sl~. mg asstl. or ian illcome "045 ~....__ 2BR.2Ba ........... S4:i0 3 .... ' uy e rent, 4 712r. Sludlo, I bedroom Q II ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 , _,_ 3 BR 2 Ba $500/640 "'"· JaCUlJJ, etc 1 Maid service. pool Ca rdal =:::~~l of u:ur ~:'ed ..._.......,~ 3Bdrm.2bath, frplc Obi JBR:2v. aa: ':.: .. sooo Highland. 1325.000. 2376Newport Bl,C M. Pr..,ty 1600 rc .... -• .. •·en•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar w/opnr. Gardener 4 BR,2~Ba .... SS2$/S75 bome.Agt .. 631.()900 S48-97SSorM$·311&7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··~"" .... .........___,_. _ _. Jt06 furn "50 ~ c.e 8e h - -· · 5BR.2'1l 8a ........ $GOO SUYIEW SUSCASITAS Shopptag nier 001' ac Numerous condominium ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 t ownhouses . ca th Unobstructed view or Blvd. ll.~.OOO. nple lnvestmenta. Mnoy lam•· SUMMER HOME REN ceunp, fcpl~. •·2 br. 2 !$ ocean and Newport Dch. Nlcely furnlahed 1 bdrm. net leases, Scotl'Realty tybomes. TALS directly on the atoey + l·3 br. 2 story 'I. J Br . 2Ba, New 1'~u11 Closed gar. S230. up. 53&-753J 2 Un.ile •• $130,000 beach. S800 lo SlOOO BUte lo beach. lst mo + 4-C 2;_ .._1 security. tenrus, jacun1, NAdullt>rt. Bnlodpeb 21 lO PRICID RIDUCB> 3 • • • •• • • $1~.000 week. SubmJt for longer YI mo. aecurtty. s100. 1)-",.";i!Or swimming. SSOO/mo con· ewpo v · 2stores + 2Brapt w/sun 3..... ..... ... Sl41,000 periods. Contact Dave clearuna. From $38:). to ·~/.~ ~ lae opt. Agt/owncr BUNGALOW. frplc. suid deck on Ba Ibo a ls . 4 • • • • • '185.000 Hulett. · $.'125. Drive by & call for ~l-6373 ukforGary aerv. employ. penoo. No .......... 'f;,. Wt IJOO ....................... Realooomica/675-6700 • • · · · CIRCLE nns · -8' ~alt 4pm. -A 8 .. · · S660.000 tt5Zl CAMM~~ IR'ltNE '+" 1 BR rum apt. sns mo. ~~.~.r f In II n c e d ! .. : ... : : ... ::e ~n;i.~: r. ROTY MGMT ~c)c ~i~!~ll~: 833·8600·-11?A_Jr -p;~ l3b~R~ Jt!:c:. '=l ~~:::-T·,1llrlno 10,8 c:..doMIRl-•/TOWft• 9 •• $400000 S250. kids. pet& Must s BR bse w/jac. grdnr. W71ChutthSt.Apt3. S. Clew• I 07' We.. ' le ,_...for Nlit 1700 JO · .. • $180:000 see! Ref rig, more Good Univenlly Park 3 Br 2 Ba 2-car gor. No pets, S700 Call S4U283; 67J..2679 ••-••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .~~ · · ••• ·• · ~·.500000 ~ r.L-..~.:....... ~~!g.i~ Open 7 condo, end t.uuL Green· Will consider singles. u.a.•auRmsn JUSTUSTID! CallTbe$peclalists! "" ,,._., ~ ...,., bell. Between adult & 642-0628aft 4wkdys. B~CH your o~n pvt ~.:R • Cute Westminster home 2·3&4 Bedrooms a> .... · $858,000 •C41111 m·wr'aGW• family p00I, jacuazi. ten· tudeaway, $220 mcl Ulll. $199,500 on R .. lot. Lots or poten· 916-2297 Agenl i: ...... si.:,::.~ 8aJ~.!~~~~ll)' KING 'SCASTLE' rus. Avail June IS. ~75 Lease or lse option-, 2MS0range.M0-7905 Only home pnced under ual.$46.000. Agt.840-S060 A1TENTJON GOLFERS 2' :... . ~:057:000 673•1700 $325. 3 br, 2 ba. kids ok mo.S52-0143atl6 ~d~":t·~:v~· ~~ llul ... OlllHdt 3740 s2oo, OOO 10 •re 8 · O.Wletll lstah Excell weekend ~trdl 30CondoConv Sl.200,000 ,.~ .. M• 3 I 22 Good netahborbood, yd U>velY new4 bdrm,2\0J ba l600 Ag\. 64.5-0295 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~B~A. r lyincl 3 BR, 2~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• or retirement home 40 S5iBS 000 _._ Sm fee.~ home A/C, rnierowave STUDIO ronn!F~~~~sb ......... ..-... beaut2bdrm.2bacondo. 56 ... .'st.400:000 .......... ~............ •Cnur•r'•Chll• OYeol.'595.544-~79 New duplex. 3 br. 3 ba, .. w:-..·· --1 v· ,_. S. t t 00 on 2nd fairway of Stin R6 $1 700 000 0 N TH E WAT F. tt · frplc, garage. S600. mo . TV We'""' 3 cu gar. 1ew 1 b 118·Manorui1iL<iS4:ooo:ooo PresllJtl()~ Condo with Mesa Verde North 3 br. 2 S37S mo. lrg 2 bdr2 ba air 645-2lllor~ F\llllutc & . of ocean & canyons. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ n l eAcl·I n try c1,,,,,8• 117 Manor units"'" ... "".OOO pnme Bey. Ocean & Jel· ba 1675 New Hampshire. cond. townhouse avail Linens & UUbUes OpenSat&SUnI·5 at1Ul FANTASTICAL $80~0t· Owo:':',~ng~~l 204 . S.::00000 ty v1cw11. full ~ut·unty $450.644~ Julyl M2·0233 MANSION MILETOOCEAN Via Zapata. e (?l4) 789.4187 Office Bld;c · : · si:7oo:ooo bid!(. Pool &dock for SO ft '• · ~. lge2 br. very clean, loyal s.ltes Mehl 675-7390 L-n.a..-....... .... 1 lndslt'I Bldg S5,SOO.OOO bcu~t. 2.Br. 2Ua fully CA>llege Park iu-ea, 4 BR, fed yd, gar, patio. move. 727Yor1rtown Blvd ,....~__..,." ~I mo,7)2 1920 rumished.$1~/moyrly refng, w/d nicely de Tff£RANCH Sm.Cree.MS-4~·,._.. BearhBlvdalYorktown e Sea caps & sunsets, a OnlttS. 1800 l11e Waterfront Home~ eor'd Encl yard. SS50 •-om-rs-516-0411 leal Estate btdl family paradise. ••••••••••••••••••••••• J '-'UAIL 631 1400 S48·7222 Sharp execunve 4 br. JBr. + bonus rm in El * z T1llP&.IXES • T famUy room, rrplc, air Charrmng 3 bdrm. 2 ba, Two bedroom. one mile lo -~-------MorroBytheSea,your Nr Lake Park. Min to ~ PLACE t;UARMJNG ;i J:JR. ~esaJVe~e38~S:,'""Ba cond . Near tennis Connal dng rm. frplce, thebeach.Manager.ph: 2 Br & lam rm or bach own pvt bch. park rent _ fn..-nt:JOf'.M.t fireplace. new c11r~t. anuy me . mo. SS75·mO. Purchase ·lse lrg yrd. 2 car gar, Cliff 98C»329. studio. 2 ba, 2 frplcs, only$160.CALLTODAY bch.1-48R,3 ba ;l·3BK. ....,..... sunny patio. 2 Car ~rincl . .549.JSS7 opl.lonavail. Haven S650/m o yrly --------- open beam ceilings, 2 (PK.10961 2~ ba; 1·3 BR. 2 ba. 5 OPPORTUNITY t(1lrage. S&O/mo. yrly. l Br. Quiet. Newly paint· 631-1779. 67341182 SMAU. BEACH HOTEL patios • .sundeck. fruit c:.alfuolllcr,acffic gar ,fprplc's:$l89.000ca. Adults,nopet.s ed. Adlts /no pet:1 . Onlu ROOMSS32.SOWeet trees, 1"'1 blks l-0 bch. Mobile Home ReaJty ~J..,09-17171Bl3 Alabama, JIB. 0 h KNOCkS l HA.LPIHCHIH S2:r>/mo. 2528·0 Elden, V ()penDel Fr31.BSaRt&2Suban.lo~. ApUlSO/mo.536-7056 New Cafl»els, dshwsbr & 06 H bo Ste 208 ,,_. n l I:\ In Vt'~ l rn c n REALTOR ~21 wt • • wer stove. $86.500. Assuma· Z1 54o.s•l7 --.. -EW--TR-l_PL_U__ duplex in beout1Cul ~nn 675-4192 1·-ra.·66S4 ~ ff duple~ i.-a s blky tr ~ch. lAgmlll IMdl 374a ble 7"2 & 81"2% loans. ---------• IY IUILDER Juan Cap•~lrCiino ovt•r &side 2 BR. Very clean. 1111 ·~ l.25A d~ l. r Y se. ••••••••••••••••••••-• Open house S•l/Sun J.4 looluog the aplbtrano lrTiM J 144 $32$. Hew9ftfi CewNt-I l i.. n o Pet ~ LAGUNA BEACH MTR. ~!9n1w751.~_!-!.c84a I on e s. •FANTASTICA' I 1-4 BR. sgl stry & 2·3 UR. Valley On h1q(l' l'om1·r ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64S-934lor64&·l562 ·r--213/7118-43:16. 2l3/794·7176 INN. ~/wk & up. Maid ..,..,..,, .....,..,, IL all spacious deluxe uni ls. l<>t wilh each Wlll haclnil Elegant new 38r. S750. ,..__ r~ 3226 640.5357 or •N.-nnrt Shores. 3 Br. 2 seni. color 1V. heated BIJte to bcb rrom here onseparatestrHls One monlhlomonlh -_.. 67S.71ll --..-pool. (714) 41M·~. 985 Cos ... Mesa $198,000 (. p 2412 3 bdrm unit newly de· 54().7558 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !!:~:ft.~alk lO fbch,. P.'!°2; N.CoastHwy. L • N. I '° Delaware. HB. S36·1718 corated with quality · 2 Story 5Br. fam rm. ~. gar. rp c. _..,.., SQUOS IQUe Shangri-la dbl wide lux· carpets. drapes. paint & study. hv rm/din rm. Super delwce. S28S. 2 br. Lease. Or option to buy l br. panoramic ocean ~ W'Y l.Jvillg. Blfl 1978 2Br. Triplex·· new· 3· 28 r wallpaper . Add1t1onal Newport leach l 169 3Ba, 3 covered patios, all lad ok Nice. Has gar. Leave message, 754·Ll2A V\eW, No. End. s:ns. mo. Realty 'fflJ» 28• Skyline in adult stud.I06, good HB loca· excellent 2 bdrm unit ....................... new bltns. Tius 4 yr old More. Call today. Sm. S.Ca.•nte 3276 Nopets.49!J.3636e~ ~-park. swimmmg, jacuzzi Lion. ie---'. Both units have Condo. ""·-•.,bed 3Br. 3'... home in •Int ""'""d wtlg fee 645-4900 It. l . t B DA" rM<lU """"" ru....... n ... -.vu ··c . ,.--2. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Compl furn. 2Br apt. CAPECOD .,. soc1a activi ies yowner,......._. enclosed2 cargarages. balbsw/frpk.DOCKfor storagespaces&closeta. -OllS sr1-3br.2ba 2 slryCondoNo ""-ean view, wal'" to 'd galore. All for under . . w~·'d bel k g 3 · b o 2 b''-r D H lls ---------"" "' Froobng oo the emera. $24,000. Park rent DUPLEX lD Leucadia <N. ""' you ieveas m 5 oat. S7S /mo. .,... rom ana • UN IVERS ITY PARK· San Clemente $4.50. Agt shops/bch. Ad Its /no green or San Clemente $1~$14-0. San Diego Co>. Blk lo Sl37,500? Waterfront Homes Hlgb. 1 ml from Manna. 48r. Chencle r Home. 492·6700.496-3432 pets, st.art 6125 to 911~. Golf Course w /w 1de Calf-'= •-LA-bch. Nearly new. rented 63l-1400 bclls. Grdnr mcl'd. Call 2 .... Ba . d k S551)/mo 4M-3408 ocean. sunset view. 3200 __ r-_.._ Owne m"· A,.. forappt 493-3725 .,., .air.con .nrpar . Sweeping wale r VICW • r MoblleHome Realty r needs qwck sale. u~a.:1~ pool, tenrus cts, $S9S mo. from plush near new 3 He.,.... leada 3769 ~~~~~~~~·:S~o 2706Karbor,St.e208 Real Estate Network ~Il1l"W Homnu..fwnh.hed BToro 3232 SSl-0426 8R.2ba.hse.Goodarea •••••••••••••••-•••••• Owner anxious! Fast 540.5937 <7llll436-9Slt. "99"2800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOIJllllClleoctt 3248 S550.492·nl5 --------- Pos s e s s 1 o n -G-.-~--~ ... -F-,-... -R-K--.. rropeny 2000 lc6oa•••••••'···.~."~ .. ?~.~~ G:f;Arp1c~~~~w3h~~· ln~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.Ju. • :,ifz-zo 496-2413 S ~m.:: .... , ....................... TRIPLEX EXCELLENT AREA yd. z "' • .,. ••. Only .... mo.Z 8'2 Ba. <Ondo. c:..n-3278 I \~e 49].9494 8l0.5050 1750WbilUer Ave., CM ORANGE E·side C.M. All umts re $295. a fabulous 2 br, kids $435. 964·2:566Agt. no fee. on the ocean at Blue ••••••••••••••••••••••• Has available 2Ax60 Bar· COUNTY dee. Jan, 1978. $175,000. olc. gar plus mor<: Sm. ttuul"' .._.. 3240 Laeooo Villa. Tennis. 2 Beautiful 2Br Condo. noglon, in'll1ce coodi· 30 Beauli'fully Bkr, Paul Franklin, f"'""',"A"A""". _,,Olt poe l s . pvt b c h . maoyxtras.pool,2 k1ds "" . .,....,,.,.,., •••••••••••••••••• ••••• 21.3-703.Q230 OK. $310 4""' """"' BIG' ~ TOWMHOUSE Drastically re duced. Owner will consider lease opl.IOO. Ready for move·ID. 3 bdrms, all very large rooms. in- cludes amenities with clubhouse. S87 .850. MAURY STAUFFER 3601 E. Cst Hwy, CdM 67J.~:>4 1213 N. Cst Hwy. Laguna 497·3388 lion. landscaped townhouses. 979-8533 •<;411111-r'& GW• OPEN HOUSE mo. - CaU btwn 9am-6pm Pride or ownerslup. Two 1 d soo..su 18th St. 2 bdnb l ba. ocean v deck. Two roodos. 1 sty 3 BR 2 ~7965 bedroom, one and one 1~ yr new tnp ex. nr e· eoro.a .. M• 3222 New·elegant·2 bedroom Crpl, gar, siot \'1'0. SS2.S. Ba. w/fplc. pools & park, • MOBILE HOME half bath units with s1.n1ble So. Coast Plaza ••••••••••••••••••••••• ($550) or 2 bedroom + 4 9 9 • l ol. 3 8 e v e s . walk to schools. M1SS1on. AS.5UMABLES eocio.ed garages. J ust area.Princol\ly.549>-4964 DUPLEX 2·3 BR. avail. den ($$75 ). Cedar&wm· 2JJ/454·2882wknds. All~.oo pets.S450mo. GREAT RECREATION: po65e5Sklos. buy rentals. four yean1 new. Coodo1 2 DUPLEXES-18'7.000 4' ~1.:!:~:. !,~k. jac. dow home. S Blocu to 3 Br 2 ba house No end n4-aU-!93S Swimming saunas, 2 renttoown. lnfor. convers OD p otent1a . $85,000. Jncome SS4S & .,,.,.,., _.,., . .......,.. beach. Private 2·tar • . • · · al 1 bs bllli ds MGWle~Ston Will. exchange! An ex· $49S.C MAgt646-362'7 garage. Fully m ain· Ocean V\ew. Frplc. All 2 Br Condo. comp!. re· be th c u • ar . •.... .,5 clusiveCall752·1920. 3 Br, 2 ba w/beaut. yard. tained yard Adulta No maJor applos. Yrly lse. ~aled No pets. p00I. n1ght~llghted . tenn•~ -d '-'U • 'L SPACJOUS $575 mo. annual lse. 601 .-. (7l4) 96o.mt · S™>. Celeste. Lingo Real garage Avail Im med courts. Pro • pro $bop. 8x4S Hicks. compl. redone m & out + s hed. S3250/of. fer. 548-$790 T Al 4newqualityuruts Narcissus. 54-4·0614 or ~-· estate"97·2'23 $325 532·2717 eves, goUdrivtngrange,pa.rty Pl •cE l967 Anaheim Ave. CM 838-3232 ff u N T I N G T 0 N . 540-8445. room. ~ 8krSS7-0283,67S.5631 HARBOUR brand new 4 bdrm 2 ~·family rm, FUN ACTIVITIES : -10,. n a:JIP.."4t R..tals ~alon!! end 1 stoor 3 bdrm. 2 ba. fl.replace. ruce paoo. Top WwLJ_iter 3298 F\llltJme director. f~ ---------• Loh for S* 2200 We have lOOO's of houses, all built in. Jae. pool. etc. !!orld area. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sunday brunch, BBQ's, VIKING 7 UNITS C.M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• dplxs, ap ts now, all Pnvacy. $560.846-4408. --· 661~ llahilsGator.!! tnps, parties. s port "• x 60' 2 Br 2ba ram Be utifu) b and ,.._,.CE ILDG SITE areas. all pnces. Sm --------..,. • · a r new 4·1 ............ h 0 _ cb 1.. nd 3 b 2 ~Has )250 We have IOOO's of houses. tournaments & more! rm. Lovely clubhouse, br, loft, f/p. 3·2 br, l'h ba Hunungton Beach Fee. Use our free p ooe ...,a wa .. co o. r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• dplxs. apts now. all BEAUTIFULAPTS· pool & jae. $31.500. Ruth townhouse, a ll blt.ns. ZT,000 sq. rt. lot near service. ba, upgraded cpts, bltns w· I areas all pnces Sm fee StngJ 62 bed · _La_wi_e_R_ltr_.MM380 ____ ... crpts, drps. Hurry. buy PaclHca Hosp1UI. 5 •C.S-r'5 Guld. Yrly l.se. m4>64S-l2t9or 3~·:~~m111pe8~· Use 'our free' phone fUm es& :Wum ~~ now. Tom Lee, Rltr , PointsShop.Cntr&Civ1c 645-4900 1213)439-02.SJ ... ~.,.. · service. · · ~~~~~~~·1 0,... Seit I Z..S PM M2-l003. s.115 mo. 788-0562 open daily 10 to 7. Room- Presented by Los Padre!! ---------• Cen/);~1~:;~e IUlr Beaut Spyglass Hill. view 3Br. 2i,.,Ba, pool, cmr or 3 bdr 2 ba ail . ed •C:O.-r'• Gtli• mate service avail. No 4 BR Goll Course Home, drive by .. 735 Calle Vallarta Big 4 Realty 498-3600 s-.a-c........ 1071 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'Realty. El MoroTrlr Pk. S"' .... cLEM~E CA",,_,, home. J BR. ram rm. Ellis " Delaware. HB. A c t' alv ·, •dmm . 645-4900 lease required. Sorry I I . th' "'" '"" • """".,..,,., 1 med $950 •~"" + clngdervw I • qu e cu · e·sac, aduJ onJ ....,., €1egant t v ng m i~ DU .. 11:.v m occup. mo. _,., 842.9SZJ'· 661·3168.. 661-3184 3 bdrm 2 ba, fireplace. ts Y. no,... .... 2Br. 2 ba, 24•48 dbl wide. r-..-A ADV AMCE HOTICE 673-8941 · good area. 13592 Iowa. Oakwood Upgr'd cpts & drps, $86.900 OCEAN VIEW LOTS 2BR 1 BA home. Bike lo beach. Luxunous Lagma..,... 3252 1425. Byappt.846-Sl.37. Garden Apartments Tedwd decks, cov·d Sparkling 1 BR units, Home-builders beillg of· $4S()permo_ adult living 40+. Two •••••··~······~··•••••• .._..,...IMcW.._. :~ues~~:J.s::.::~ with secluded garden lered lst choice of 640-9448 bedroom condo in Hunt· Top of bill lo_catloo, lease $265. 2 br. kids olc. mus~ 880lrvine fat l7th1 ocean vu It ready ror im patio. PLUS separate magnificent r eady·to-lngton Landmark. S400 option consuiered. tEx· see. 'Ibey are going fast. ~0050 guest apt. 7.oned C·l , for build ocean view lots. New 2Br. 28a. 2 cat gar, per mooth· wtU coruslder eeutiveviewhomeJ. 3br. Sm. fee.645--1900. ....,_..._,s..iiA ________ _, _med __ oc--'cpy'-'--494-0793-----• addedpotentiaJ. Land Developer urges front&baclc patios. adlts lease. Milllon dollar country k~cben, family •c.o..-r"1 W• 110016th St. ~"000 L.a • IEACH TRIPLEX unmediate response as only, no pets. $575/mo. rwreaUon center . Call room. di.Ding room. frpl <Dover at 16th 1 ******* IH CHAIMt.MG old San Juan Caplslr3DO. Affordable up · stain/downstairs con· dominium. 3 Bdrms .• l~ ba\!'5, carpetin&, wt.Ddow coverines. built·lna. two c.v earaae A patio. By owner. Moo. thru Thurs. (days>. call 648·2158; Fri. lhru Sun. <days> & evenin gs, call (714 ) 493-0588. ~... ..._ pnu jusl a limited number of 616 Goldenrod. 640-4708 Mike SulllvaD ror ap· in living room, close lO 3 bdr 2 ba. lrg yard. 1 sly. 6'2·8170 '7S Custom 2Br, l~ ba. $160.000 these lots are berng of. or494-273Sor862·92U. polntmentat7$2·2809 beach, park. country 2 car gar. rul·de·sac.1•--------FA/AC. Cpt'd & drps Walk to beach or Del club. Owner. 770.2317 encl. patio. close to &hru-out. Adlt par II Mar shopping. Quiel fered lo builders for sale CostaMno 1224 New 4Br Besch Condo. 3 sc:hool $4.50 mo to mo. IAYFltOMT w/pool&jac.Spaceren1 area "jth gl"tlal 3 BR at this time. !7141 ••••••••••••••••••••••• blks from ocn. xlnt ref 2BR + den . 2BA (2131433-16891vmsg. Delux condo F\lmished only $135/mo. Financinl! O'llmer'su.nit. Upper2 BR 498«.!00. MESA DB. MAR required. SS50mo. S3Sal TWNHOME. end unit b Pool. securtty guard-: avail.7S4-7800Agt. urutswitboceanviews. SANCLEMENTE 3 BR. 2 ba recently re· lyS3S-8832 w/view. pool. jacuzzi. Grab thls 3 r. 2 ba w /2 compprivacy lncluutil ---------1 BERntAHENRY Magnificent ocean and dee. Cls to'tennis. Avail cpts, dips, frplc. bltns, car garage, patio. fncd VlSTADaUDO MoWleHOl9Store REALTORS surfvu.R-1.Fewstepsto 6/1 $4.95mo ~2981 Supersbarp 3 brw/heavy avall 6·15 . S400 mo. yd. Only $405. 964·2566, 1975/mo613-1020 Retin!d couple anxiuous 21SDelMar 492-4l2J Riviera beach. SISO.OOO. • · shake roof, bright. 495-1749or (213)860-6769 _Afl.....:::..._.N_o_r_ee_. -----l·--------- to sell dbl wide Newport Pacific Shore Really Lge 2Br Coodo, walk·m cheerful kitchen. lge hv Mht5-V'la1-3267 SUPER 4 br. 2 ba w/oven. 3 B.R. 2 ba .. patio; 'I'wnbse, 2Br, 28a. st.e! 111 West Palizada closets. Pool Eastside. 1 rm w /frpk · Squeaky ••••••••:~"••••••••• stove, cpt. fncd yd. Only between bay It ocean. dwn liv rm, wet bar o RARE RMD! Old City Plaza 492.5300 s mJ pet OK. $375/mo. clean. $4.50. 847-1622 or 2 BR 1 ~Ba, $38S. 1425. 964·2566. Ag\. No 67J.1.21fl6 6"-4871 many xtras. s • Park rfme (9) units wtth p00I 2400 Elden. Call Rita 848-9840 Cordova Models fee Ooly~~M·~~a > and elevator. Steps to WAl'f:I SICIHSI! 6'5-9161or64Z-1S17 agt. All new 3 BR, lg ba, fplc, ~ &66-%265 ---------•Ocean view. J bdr. none ....._. _...... Newport'sfinestbayaod Home sites situated lBR. ba beautl 00 pets 4662 Scenario tto.elFwNllMctor nicer. Yearly. 673-6139. We&tmiuter --~ be& b AU 'ls a ro und l g lake , all 2 • am rm Us·2636 SIM-6247 Charm.mg 3 bdrm, 2 ba a..tw••ct llOO 675-9344 OCEAH •IEDS ~ Homt Sforw = a~a~uiar v':ws utJlities ln. Clubhouse & ~='. ~l~~i fv~'. =· ' be~ view Wilderness ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- t °J_tu To le4ldt Illness for" es move. of Newport Harbor & golf course. 90 minut' 644-l.8a6 Prk. A./C, frplce. cov· 3 bdrm 2 ba + den, ln "f. tw• " Catalina Island. Aaking from L.A. $8900 u.,. Adil Condo for lse. 2Br. ered patio. avail June GardeoGrove. $550. U.fwRl•d ~.1::!::!=~ =k~.~~~~E Just$S00,000 Terms.Agt.(7H)2A7-7288 2or3BR,p00l,etc.patio, =·~~l =:· ;!1e == ~vea ~ 522-86.11 spa. i,e.t.ect by Solar, 2od ly upgraded. $39,500 .._ .._ R·--&. P"'...ao••u1c ~· 'tn • $37 • · a.vs · Coftda_.._... GCMrtll 3102 "'" _. __ ... BeautJfuUv d•· neW"ftt1 1"11111:"1 1'UJTY An ""'"' ~. $395. gym, put\ g grn. 5, Mr. Beddome IL...A ...i.a....... 3 .. 25 ••••••••••••••••••••••• av ~· " " <TS-278X> , ·r-· l s t I I as l + de p . UWiW•-,. corat.ed. 4 Car gar. 2 16525 Magnolia .. ••!!jj 360 OCeml •lew lot Q.0SE TO OCIAH (21.3)33!M76& Mlwport .._. 1269 ....................... 13742 Newland St reel. Crplca., v .. Ac. West.minster -·---· Ja&Ctl illlll Probably the best re· New 3 br. 2~ ba .. 2 br. 2 ....................... OCIAM VtEW G a rd e n G r o v e APPROX ly\ AC. 4 Br 2005a.tboa , mainlng ready to build bacondos. Pool.'Iacum, Exclusive hilltop view. NOFEE!Housos,condoe. Se.nClementc2storyend Beautiful, two bedroom bm. 2~ Ba, eleg decor, ADULT PET Newport Bd\.673•2058 your dream home OD. dbl gar, open beam ceU· pvt community• near du Pl exes . R e nt a I unit, townhouse. 3 Br. 2'h townhouses in excellent covered paUo, 3 car ga.r, l2X60 F1eetwood, raised Ownr will coosider trade '"-.Choose your carpet. new, 3 br, 3 ba +den con· l'avilloo. 81$-012 Bkr. ba. rec racllitJes. Walk t.o neighborhood. J>ri v.te trlraceess.SlSl,500. ~cb, dbJ awotogs. ror late twin deisel $5;) & $4SO. Weslbluff do.'800.tD0.9624778 &bops & t>t.w. ~mo. e':tJo view from lovely f~f~H='::~ m.=.(':J..::,ck sale. ~ER~~~~N1967 ~~tf\15·8~n°':tteoa~: Village. Victoria" Ca· SUMMER'SHERE ~~~~t~r·;~ no.2317owner/agt. g;~~".;'e:s ~ncf':!~~ J.rg.trlracceu.3caraar, 1152511qnolia Anaheim.CM.675-5631 Properties Broker age nyoo.63l-2l080 A muaL $250. Kids, pelt. COW'M view, pvt garage. 3 bdrm, 3 bath, A/C, elec 1321>/month. Cal Cb'de olc. )l.ay, maay xtru. W..amtmt.er ----~--.--Co. (714) 752-8011 EASl'SlDE 3 BR. 2 ba, P•d.,Yd• poo~~o. S750 mo. &40·1126. gar dr opnr, close to <Manager. Aparlment MER£DJTH Canyon ~~ clean, nu cpt. Blw. 00 llore.5m.fee. 83N1J13 tc:bools. shops & bch. ln #30>881-1013. bin. 1100 Sq. ft .• 2 toV· Aawpfw5* 120CI Fin.ea& CM area, dis-Mc ,.,.,._..., 2400 pets. $450. 631-UH. . 'llrC111•an.... guarded area tor your endpalioa,wooddeck,4 ••••••-••••••••••••••• hwathera new c pts, llnort ~U38 BOATOWNER'SSPEC. pri -.aGl3 •..,_MIW• Br. sep. famllY rm. 2 FfXllt..... rn.bly ~ted, 00 main-••••••••••••••••••• .. •• !llper duper 3 br, 2 ba Lwiunous twnhme 3 br. vaey. · Cherry Creek Adult &plea. eart!ltone decor. t e 0. 0 c.. 1D c0 m c 3 BEARS . 4Br. 2 ba, fzlc. fenced W/dilhwhr. fncd yd. KJds 2~ ba. frplc, ~tio. view Tom. a... Alltl· 1 & 2 BR. fpk!'s, we t'i.~bekrw oe1&' ones. =~B~ttnes. SlOOOtmo, should be 'lll.lsBJGB~!-.~pelocnsedto be y~~-.,...,.,.~IP~'ok. !.~'?!!..o~~ 000nlryeet42~. ~·le~~~t~!~ .. !nc01r. U.fwwtr'ld 3525 h, .. 8..~':..,1:.1r;:,; ~~an.•1 SKA"""'' (7lC) m-srtT $1.100. Be.krw mkt value ~ • at OD· 7--. _._ a,.. ...,....._, "•" · _,., --. . ...., • ........, ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ~ • F'a.ir; ._ U!O KNOLLbm la Dana ORSZZ.aolO at SU5,500. Owner lY a It.ones throw to the bd 2 ba 1 back 4Br. 2 •l«Y exec home. afm-411>m67S-l21.S l3742 Newland Street, •t 2701 S. ~ J~t Pt. Lq. 4--5 Br. 2~ Ba. SS1"516 lake. Compl. furn. Gas 3 M'n • rg 21.tBa. rormaJ din rm. DOVER SHORF.S. 1734 Garden Grove. BuuWul s. ol Warner. N. S .. ~-wms-tenns! 9 21 ACRE 102 UNIT beat & frpk w /2 roiy yard.$385. fam rm, oewty painted, SANTIAGO DR. XLN'I' twobed1'o9mtownboules fWY,556-lill. Nopela. Mo'a 08W. pluoed unit devlpmnt Teto 2 Bdrm Houles 00 1 bdrms. CASH· TRADE· ~ cpls tbruout, nr bch. Vll!'Ut. 4 BR. ram rm, I n e x c e I I " n t 12•2l Flower Street • .... • ......._ <__._) pA•-n-.-rt ..... Ice. 1 beth e.tcb w/entl TERMS .... 000 """ e:fc:h..,.rhood ,.._, •-v ,,_,.. -..... .,_ ua• _,, • MESA VERDE schll. parlta & shops, dt'pl, & crpt. Jae ln mstr n "" · .... v.."' Garden Grove. Larae Unda toaee )Oc. •• flled, aCOoo lD ~a&. Flteplau ln JlcNA.SH REALTY Quiet st aBr pdn.r 4' wtr lncl'd. ~ BR, lndoor/out.door pool, pa riew from lovely one bedroom loWnbcMale 4'J.1112 4tM7'7 q1'rtea ODlY Own/agt. unit. Xlnt location M2-l.3340r"'2-6.)7tl USO ' ~ mo • ...,O wet bar w t refril. kitchen ; oncJoeed cloletoabollPlna. Laun- ___, tor adm3 fl ahopplng a---.. ._ fAU'demol •pool Ht"\' ill· I a r • I e • ; f o o l ; dry fa c II ft I e 1 . No Private. l!IM.900. 01mer _.,, .---MeM Verde 1ttractive 3 Um• 4• cl. Avail July 1_ Ownr. s.'IZ/montb. Cal Clyde thildren; no pell. Call 4 Br, 2MI btl, "Pl1llC1ed IOACltlS will aamider 2nd T.O ... ~ ........ ~?,!~ BR. 1~ ba. Lae ruallc ft.ti• 1242 call evH, &'75·4054. llhnaur . Apart· Qydealf714>88HOU, ~ srr,aoo. PriJM! 00\1. Soulb ol Ooroo.a. Ideal llakeok?~A.it. stone (rplc, plutb tan ...... ••••••••••••••••• 1....-1 rneott30). <71•,•t-101.3. -.an. for IUb·dlvlaloo. Lo-IOACUIAHCH ' cet'g , $425 lat/Jut. ............. JIN ,nee. Low don. Owner ....... 1 ......... Remodeled ranc.h home -417.:iou ut• ... ~MT N4lw IWQ.11)' bom•. 2 br. 1Z82l Flow•r Street , •••-.. ••••• .. ••-••••• 1151.aoo.. COOdo ZBr, al· wtllCUT1. BKa. ~ ~....,.~ rib oPel\ beam c.Uinp ,.,,~,....,...... dt'n, jacuaal, 2~ ba. Gorden Orov•. Larae BAYFRONT ow I BR z tllCbld aarace. Gl-9718 C714>m•1 OCEAN VIEW. W•l.k lo & vtewt ln all dl.rectloos Nwpt ffefahta 2 br. ftPlc, 60' IOAT Sl'ACI trple. beam cell. 2 car one bedroom townhouse, Bl, vto-ot Pavtllon, lae Cl'stm--O&UHOIO Cnaclenl Bay. Secluded ANDJuataabortdrive lltfard,encl.i-r.$195. 3BB.2\\Be,ll.OOOmo. pr. applM. 313 bland. ckleetosbol>oln1. L1un• P41Uo,fptc,nall.Jldtl. " ~area ~parata from 0ranre co .. The mo."2-5722 ..,v...-w• *'50. )'rt)'. 871..WU or dry racHfllu. 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Gt\ RO F.N \J"'Th COKONA UEL MAR 2 Ur To"nhou.,t·. frl'k Pool. l~nnr!> ~m .. uc·~1rn ~ Catalina \ 1ews LloM• to ras.tuon Island & ftn1· beach 044 2611 New deluxe 2 bdrm 2 bu for lse Call>t!L,, llrap.•::. bit 1ru. +-v1t-w SSi!S mo ~~~ lyfutru:itw.d2 ~l> Sbdrm J bath M .. 1111 del Mar + N1Cepuoo area ls.50/mon\Jl J.,W.YMhCo 4H·U37 498-06'0 FRANCHI SI Loll Reward 2 Ira pup 111 SESSf QWS !>la. 1 yel Lab. 'ian1wht N.L H ·~SEMBLERS Th~ Beach Mile A pea haeents Huntinglon Beach's newest uml~ One MJle To Beuch .! lk>droom 2 full baths wetJk 1n closets AND dose door garages 'Juallty i:.oundproof construC'l tOn 9842 Hamilton St S.aL & Sun 12·5 PM hom~ l.'u~tom pool & J•H w i watl·rf.all G~ner tndudt'<l $800 ~ Beaale milt S40 7200 ext HALF PRIC!o: w atd "" , 80daY1. !188-8187 ev~. Ditnt't> of IW) hi!.& ulw11y-. ~•TrlHnt!(' "-'•umbl~l"'o ----------I relt ll <; ('U!-\Omt·r'I ck l\eecfrd lmmt-if:attil; Lost 5 /S-' · Peerles~ ~rve I.be bt.'llt m rap iintJ 1A11g & Shun. I l'rrll a.m 2-8-R-C-.o-ndo-.-C-,..-2adj oles, pvt ent. approi .... '" 8x33'. $350/mo. 1827 t\lflUl JW1e Ill to S.-pt I Weetcliff, N863t-OOOO 'nlf! new way to own a travel agency Trav~I Network Start your own Exp not req u1 r e d Complete suppott & long term service provided Ca ll Mr Charles 7t4-&:18 9242 HOie Ctai:np" orr fire dancese~1on• and wt I t' A~•anmcnt~ en11ne. Vic. 1 Hh a. given rt Next wrck v.1 11 3Shifh l\\<iul .. blt· Nwprt. Call CMf'D bemllnev.l0<·1tt1011toot MU1lh.;veown1ranbi- ~0966.Sun , 7Sl·SSOI 8ayfronl condo av111l May OOth to Sept t5lh 12000 mo 2 br . 2 ba beaut rum Adults only fteferences 675·677S ~lll3 fr r more room ilnd lu" CcilTodoy 556-aSlO FttHllNTI Coffee shop, located In Subst&ntial ~ward for re· ury 'fhis '"i pnce specrnl f>'r~ Te>i> P.ly V~c P••> We've got sprin1 fever at prof'! bldg, 5 day opera tum ol Ruby nftg. Lo6t rs to let yoo v1s1t thl' old Victor TetRpOrory Lido Marina Village uon, 7 30 3. Buy d lrt!t.'l -.. rule May 19. South place. where you've had r --. t Wlule it tuts we're offer "'' ~" m""h fun. on" mor M --""" Ce \ from ownr 586·9419 "'-A•t Plaia Hotel Call "" "" " ' D w It v dd •-C lngfreerentonbeaut ()(. ...,._, Omt! M<>n thru Sal. 111 11 a er G I e.,, 11 flee space 01rerlooking Roblrlson lZl31 483 7030 AM to 3 AM ~ North ~ S ~: Hn::.tol Lg\! 3 br oceao view l t.he Bay. Space from 290 ....,...__. rolJect Euelld. Ani.herm Ph Stt 111 /lltwP<>rt 8edi·h howse from beach Newly to IZ70 SQ ft and crpt.s. ~ :;__ 5015 LOST: Male Irish Setter 53.5 5363 1VOmer nf Bn!>lOI d< remodeled. dshwhr & drps~ A /C . S day __,.pi..-......y 4 vrsold.Whltemarkon ('am1Jw.behmd $32 $ S J'aruto al serv & all util ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ~tl'l> Jr 1 Lux 3 Oft. 21111 Ua, front .............................................. ~~~0• SI 42 per pd. Take advantage or Or an g e Co u n l y tr:.St.H~c : Garfield & ~M& 1'4uialUpPorlun1lJ duple" New cvts, piallu, 2 bdr l '~ ba, ~rpb & WOOD.RIDGE 67S-677SorG7S-80lS our spring fever ... & free Publishing Co needs in n. .494·t922 PrwparoUon io;mploycr M/Y 673-tlm 3124 '" .. 3144 ..!..~ ~ bl~·7513agt dAdr~mp~!>, n r II arbor I PINES AnS rent offer. We'll pro· vest.or for 2 new Orange ~ REWARD tor info ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- 1 BR f l'''M " ~ Charming Bayshore bablycomet.ooursenset1 County Pubhcat1on5. leading to recovery ol Sdlooft& -----.view, un um, u ~> 2lJ/534 2293 Now you can live In home, compl tu ..... 2 Br. b ,.._I T h h t 197 1 lr'te blu VW Bus '--"--""-7005 Walk to beuch 1111 1 _ __ _ Woodbndge too £nJOY • ·• y summer. ~1 or st.op erms neg, 1g re urn. -JTIA>nvn fi73-233oor C2 l:J > 665 :115,1 lBr. 288, frplc. t•pts, 0 0 swtmming, sailing, bik large pallo. avail. June l, by any weekday bwtn 'Th.la ia an unsecured In w/wht fbrgls bubble·lOP ••••••••••••••••••••••• --pet.s.fam1lyOK,$350mo mg & volleyball itfter u from $3SO , 2 w eek 8'Xl&S;30. vestment. (7t4) 8924277 Disappeared Sal. 5120. Discoreverdaneeclasse!! 38 24 1~ ti853. 9 3 da Y of work. as u minimum. 642·3759 or Lido Manna Village ask for Mr. Bent. CdM673-7008 Call Mt-'fia Verde Danrc• member or the Village I 676-41'8 347S Via OportQ TAX BENEFIT LOST Wh Poodl Comer. 540 5953 St.iy ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'I'wnhse <! Br. fplc pauo. Association. Rustre 1. 2. 3 Fantasuc Apt, ov~rtook <atNwpt Beach Blvd> Superior gold & base Tue : AM~ vie G~~~f;~ _Fl_t ' ____ ---- LA MAMCHA AP'TS (~dk . ~~:· 2656 D bedroom apls. set 1n u 1ng bay. dock avail . <714>675-8662 metals property req Terrace CdM. Reward Help Wmtted 7100 Large 1.2&3 bedroom ange ----~lush popla r & p1nl' pool. (pie . Sept only 250-500 sq. ft. deluxe of· shorttermcap1talass1ist 673-1223 ••••••••••••••••••••••• garde n apts Ds hwhr. t.·~·•·rd" "uto 1ur. lba landscape $1250 6759877 free. W. 19th St C M (Seeured> most allnt·l .. CCOUNT<· J) y l'LL' bltns. encl gar. gas bbq r_...J._... ' ' • 0 f''ROM $340 1-· d p " .j A A > .-n 1 G Pd 77.,5 "pJllo &pool No pets Balboa l•land i-Blk to trom SlSO. mo Tom. oppor PO Box7840NB o un . o meranran CLERKMiniyr..exµ in rOO as n t·ott S225 Ph ~-09IG (714)5$2 0400 ., • 540-2200 9266C) female, bllt wt markings AIP Ul mfg environment _P_l_&t2 5073 ______ 1 Cor Culvt>r& Barranca Bay AvaJI July bl lo ----------1----------Harbor Blvd 1n Cosla Knowledge o r ,•omp "-1 ~ OK 3 br S300 mo 22nd. $325 wit 613-4668 FULL SBVICE H.i&h prorrt margain. :ult Mesa S/22 Ph 752 0462 '6 '"'"'""al ·on lane" de!> tr Ldrge3 8rlownhoui.c Jpt Pool C:allbt!twn IOamto •--a.aca. 3848 N"'ED A l'OUSESlT -·"'E~C length m"Uon picture. , .. ,, ...... :! ba. trplt' patio. ~Jr.ii(~ 7"m &15 ~ __,...... .., .. -" vm ES well known producer found: Brown Wallet a t Excel benefit~ L.rnd.iu ~et romple" Adult!>. ,, ______ 1••••••••••••••••••••••• TER ? 2 respon:;ible Penooal telephone/ re· with money making Pomona Sehool Cull Mot.or Homes Inc 1650 oo pcl!t s:ns 1>45 331:11 01 2 Br u!J!>lu rr•., adults. no OCEANFRONT teachers avail w/ref's . cept1onist, secretary. track record aMouncing ~10 Sunflower CM 9Si 11200 675--5949 j)CL'> $28() mo DELUXE I 879· 701.S coolerence room, coUtt prutcapal photography on ext 43 645 71)00 l &2 BR rrom WO & hospitality services. a contemPorary action i.o.1· Our sweet nwfy wht -- • 646-0505 • Corona del Mar En.JOY a .Excellent location, near drama to start In g wks & colored cat. Thurs Accounts Clerk 2 Br. · 1".:ba tov.nhouw . PlillO. yard, frpk , cnl'I 2 lltt. $270 1'.nct i:ar. .~ar. laundry rm $;fi5 rt-fr1~. patio. laundry I'SL Mgml li4<! 1603 fol· G42 IW1 , li75 6224. 2 Br. ulll ix!. C:l11ldr\.'f1 ok Sharp 2 br. I ba, bltns. l No pets Mi<r Apt <I It*'.)() <•hrld wcl<·ome, no pets Wallare.645·71tlt $260 mo 574 Joann St ---------spectacular panoramic freeways. 5/18 in front of Gilbert's Must type SO ~. nNl Ntwporlhoch 316' v1ewofNewPortHarbor IAICHC8'TH Kirk Alex. T1ght·rope 17t.hSt.CM.MS·5123 mct!l public take• ••••••••••••••••••••••• A s pacious l bdrm newly Productions. 650 No respons1b1lrty Salary PARICMEW,ORT refurbis hed executive <714 >979·2161 Bronson, S uite I06. FOUND: 2 month old open. Call 640-4550 Ask Bachel ors. l or 2 style apt. Available June AlRPORTOFFlCES Hollywood. Ca 90004. male German Shep. vie for Diana Bedrooms &Townhouses fl. $1000 mo. Sumfmer l & 2 room suites. all ~~~~1~!c. 121.3 1 Heller Pk. C.M. 640-5461 --------- F'rom $304.SO unushed or S475 un urn. services. No lease req'd LOST: Fem.ale Irish Set ACCOUMTIMG- Spertacular s pa. total year round. 675·2311 From $145. mo. 2082 S. E. ~to locllt 5025 ter, spayed. CdM an~a CWtt Sen-I~• Rep rcercalton program. ON THE BEACH Bristol. Suite 200. N.B. ••••••••••••••••••••••• R eward! 640 7627. AD OPPor to be purt of u social program 7pools,8 4 Bdrm h o me with (714)~7·7010. 675-4660 progres!lrvc· data pro. tenrus courts. At Fashron l 51000 •·t. 2nd ,_ 3rd T D.'s ---------cessing eo We need a I I d J bo & Sa pricacy a per Office space for rent in OD "' F d p blk tu0 h•y motivate\! ""r!>Ol1 s an · am rce • n week Waterfront llomes Corona del Mar. Call Credit no problem. oun : uppy. & "'u .. ~ \ BR Ir,:: Porr h. pvt patio J oaqwn Hi lls Road. 63! 1400 6«.&t!M 752.5903 brwn. wtde collar Vic w/acctnt( ex per or an/\/\ Nr ~hops St5() incl ut1J (7141 644· I 900 Whittier & t8lh St. CM degree who enJoys work 2 u~ Ua townhouse. 1146 >!o81''5 or 832 3448 1-:arage, patio. pool. Slunrun1elr1:2 BR&den,2 Ja<'Ultt /\dull!t onl) ha i.:arden <1pl Pool $375 646 20111 $3:!.5 710 W 18th St . 2 Br 1 ba. I !>lory ~huj:. 0 w drps p.1lt0. rprlt•. beam.-. cb11.::.. 1-:ur Adil!> $ 3 I 0 2 Ci 5 O I'~ I d e n 11>538M06 fi4S t22:.'.l,84285<\0 ---------128Ror'1 BRduplexdnve Arranged by 548-8204.646-2316 in~ w1cw.tomer<> on lhe ----•Bachelor Units. t BIO<'k by <\904 Seashore. Nwpt H CoaslHorneLoans telephone Xln\ t'I> Dana Point 3826 -'t~A VERO!:; homc Jl ••••••••••••••••••••••• mospherc· 2&:1 br dlx 10r2 bdrm,Jllnew l·rpts, apt!>. no pew, .>l6 1034 dlµ.. gar ..tl>tt!!> ~75-$325 Rt rs & dt.'l'OS re q d IOH-40-i6 from beach All utrl pa rd Bch Call 644.9s48 or •NEWPORT IC * QWTK 2nds. Make or buy Found. Dog. nr Larkv1ew benef1L~ Call personnpl No pets, S2SO/mo 20t ~ 640~161 For lease. attractive new SCh. HB. named Alfie for appt mtervw. lnte Balboa Blvd. Call Sue cptd. office. approx 2000 SlO·S4o.ooo No pre · <21JJ 433-8S82 ldent1ry grated Datil . C:os la 556-7707 LIDO WATERFRONT sq f\, comer local. wan· pa)'mt. penalty. 673-73ll, Mesa. 546-6Cll0 !>pe('. view, dock, 3 br, dows on 3 sades. de· _Agt~-· -------Found Fem dog w1rollar. --------- PARK L IDO Twnhse. JunelhruSept.675-6359 corator blinds . Avail ShorttemR.E.SS$'s faat. Beagle typt!. Call ACCTSP'AYAILE 2Br. den. 2''18a. rrptc. W/.gar. Rent SllSO/mo any reason. Ball Daven 646-8786eves ClltllC TWNJISE. 2 fir t •~ UJ, 2 yr.. old. rpk , p\l patio gar. new parnt, Jdulb. nu pet!> SJOIJ mo 1>46 7027 m 11\.'iA elec gar dr, pool, mature Vacottc. Rtwfah 4250 Tn·Co Realty 64.5-0621 port. S49-ll803. Found mo ago Blk Lab Xlnt oppty 1n central ac ln~'wv. l~1~~."~~~\.~g~;: ad.Jt,S49Smo &15·7386 ••••••••••••••••••··~··Office space 800 s q. rt ----------1 Retnever Fenwle. vie counung dept Ael.'urale r upancy $..>65 830 9325 ON WATER. dock ror 30' Palm Spnngs Vacation Commerce Park, Costa 00 Y?Yl.N2ndEEp3crdASH " Balboa Bl & 15th Sl typ111g. 10 kl'Y by toul·h. 2 BR 2 ba, rl•fni.:. !llovt• :! Br. O<'eJn view, l'l\l'lni;ed V<>OI. <td ulh no 1w t-. l:Jr, l>ltrb S28S mo C.JJI SJ8() 646 290 I :;ss 56711 Marr1l:'d q ll!-& !»rnl t·hrldren UIJ lo :.! yr., <•lrl ~Oft lecKh 3840 J l'l'l'PlCd ~35 2 BR .••••••••••••••••••••••• crpl thruuut & <Irv~. ~ SHARP. beach, 2 & 3 BR. ~ar 'NT7 Wallatc /\vc. Crpl dishwas h er CM 1<arag0e, patios. 960-2358. ' boat 2 Bdrm. 1 bath Apt Condo on Mr.ss1on 1-lills Mesa. Avail. ror ammed ~ ... 673-2948. math. detail on(•rHtd C ll bl e T v $650 I mo Country Club. 968 5430 occupaacy. 549-0713. H~~~ on~~!~:~ FO __ UN_O_·_S_ma __ ll-~-.•a-1-.. -T-A-r Prerer recent ex per X lnl Waterfront llo m e !I """' "' "'~ ~ benchts 631.1400 Planrung a vacation an EAST l7TH ST CM Borrow $1000, $100.000 r1e r1Schnauzer mix loyt. litgiftffriftC) BAYFRONT 2br. 2ba . Yr !se. Sec. bid~ Sltp avail Call Evelyn 631 2482 tlawa111 I w11l share my ' flexible terms. past Black637·9443 C BEACH FRONT condo GROUtilD R.OOR credit no problem Call °'P· w/"stralght"g1rlS20per SOOsqft,A/Cofc,pnven· usnoobugataon. f>'ound .L.rgdog,5/13,vit· ISOIQuailSl N 11 day Weeks sllll avail in trance. uul inc. $250/mo STERLING FIN SVCS Magnolia Prk. Garden 1714> 752 0505 Equal Opp June&Aug Wnte : Gin· Bkr,675-6700. 714/9SS·16l0(bkrl Grove.539·1718 tyEmployer MtF' Bach apt, utrl incl Can oy P 0 Box 5172 ·--------• rum. S22S mo. McNash Wain~ Maw Ha 9676j Self em1>loyed Women. Mott.,...., Tnnt FoWld: Shrt hair F .• blk. Realty,642 1334 , 642-6578 or call ' ' Free rent 1n t ux o fc Dffdi 5035 brn & wht. Vi c. Spr Acctng Bkkpnj! ------<808)S69·SSl8 wtdsk to run own bus. In ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1ngdale/Wamer 842·3152 TEMPORARY LA t'ASA BLANCA SPANISH STYLE. single Channel Front lower 2Rr, trade anl!wer phone S Rc~ister Tod3y to work A:.i.t-mbly TRAINEE ~SEMBLERS & PACKERS Nf..EDED IMMt:L>I \TEL\"' TOP PAY!!! All :1h1ri,., d a ) !lw111g & i.:rJ\l )ord 1n<"llld•·' wknd-. !,uni( & :cohort term as:11ttnmenl:. tlot1 d.iy & Vclt'ctltOn p4y Ho-.p1tahnst1on plJll avaJI VOLT fi:.MIPOAAAV liCRVK. \ '• 3848 Carnput Drin 546-4741 !Al'rO.S!-From Orange Co Airport 1 Equal OvPor Employer AUTOMOTlV~ PART TIME/ FOLL TIME H1~h s~hoot l!rad~ look am: tor-.. t'Jre..-r ~ NolJu~t anothl'r JOb tr > ou an· 111 yf·ar~ c.r older w1lhng lo star1 JI I.ht.-ground noor. work ttn e~tablt.,h1nj! .i l dre,·r puth & haVi' lhl' na·d . not JUfl the w;int tc1 learn. hen· ., a ll it take:. H.1~h .. ehool d1plom.1 Well groomed Pos1t1\P Jlllluill" ·Gooddn\tnl<: record And mOl>l or all, h.1\ t! lilt• de">trl' to j!row with .in a.:itr~!:tlVt' & i.u<"~essru1 corpornt.1un CALL TODAY ROBERT PIUCI-: 979-2500 BAUER BUICK <!925 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA Or;.mgr County ... 111 Hui ck Dea Irr Bac·h 12Rravu1lnow level 3 BR owner's unit !Ba. frplc, patio, partly SPANISH RIVIERA 2 days wk.+ >tlra money LOWEST onvanousacrountrnit& All utrl pd. Cpts. drir.>. oo culdesac NearSpr· rum.s1dc11eror18·boat apts on Mediterranean. forxtrawork.SkyPurk ......._.tRatn ~ 5350 bookkeeping u ~sq~n BJh \~lllu nt•edl'l.I pool. tndry facrl Adlts IOJldale & Warner avail. $450 mo yrly uul city Ahcante S500 ea. I Circle549-4-035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ments Work doi.C' to ma\W:,I{ woman. 2Uhr:-. J over 35. no pcl!> nr 14 25 ,mo Agent a t mcl'd Resp()ns1bleadllS. apt in Salamanca $400 htT.D.'s.aho St*'thlalleodefo your home Fq:ure wk.CdMarea 759.0665 chi Id re n c u 11 s 11 ,. 846-1371 or call owner al no pets. 3600 Marcus. Mm 6 mo·s lease. Call WT.D. t.o.s. l8l5So. El Camino Real Clerks to Sr At·co un 55 6.7707 <>r H t•n ry 0 4 ,,,,_, 07 673-7931or6446608 fordetails,642·1802 ....._,R..tal 4450 FairestTermasincel949 SanClemente.FuUyllc lants needed t hruout Babysitter nreded for ~ 642 1._'""'""--·-------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sattler~ C OrangeCo yn.: boy~. m> horn• ·9l37 1• WESTCLIFF 2Br. 2ba ._..toSllare 000 4DB.UXEOFC'S 6'42-Zl7 I ... 74S:611 1 __ F_o_r _ap'-'p_l_.49'l_·_7296__ Robert Halt's da)s . .PIT. Citl lor m 2085 Thurin Brand new & bt-aul 2 br. 2 ba, no veo. Xlnt II)\ a tr o n . btwn Ba y & ~t .. m11lon $.135 /\!>k ror Barba rn 67 3 2058 or fl'7~4852. nr ~~Irr 5411 633>4 LIVE NearThe Beacb' SWlm pool. frplc. upgr'd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Con! rm . seat 2S, all 1----------RELAXING MASSAGE Acrountemp.i. tt!n 1t'w 494 ISJO afll'1 C -.. ...t...•r-• Avall1/1$400631:>596 •IESB.lCTIVIE• led hs o~•--' b BobJam-·'·c Masseur SOOSMam.SteSOl 8 ""P M ..... ._.. ~ pane , sm. w e an re· noeu<~ couple as money ~ ... "" T, • .1.1.-3890 Galna r eliable l 2yr I Lake t.olend •·t•--. .. ro• Outcall9·9.494·5111 No.Tower.Un1onBank 1--------- BeauufolAdultApts .::!!'!••••••••••••••••• roommate. ar or · ease .u. "'"""' s lnTheCityorOrange Baby<o11ter. m :1turr Gas &WaterPard MS-7464. Fo res t area. K e nt Agent, 1-837-3744 MASSAGE 7141835--4103 woman w exper to run· 21fi61 Brookhul'!>t. II B 2 BR. downstairs. bltns. •SliARE A HOME • Harkins. NOW AVAJL ron yr old girl .dew hr ... 962-6653 w/w crpls. Huge rncd ---------___ 1_1_4_·S8_1_·9_393___ SeasonedTDs FIGUREMODELS d "k ~hr fll'fs rn.·t· yard & pat. s.135 838-8100 Male 21 xi t.o shr lux J Br. A""rox. 750 sq. ft. Zoned l2·1"k yJeld ESCORTS Adrrutung Clerk Both rull ~ ti018 2Br. ch1lclren wekome. no 2 I F I "¥" time'· pt t1ma """ton 1---------_._ t Mnh FurM.r.........a 3 ba w I gir s. rp c. C·2. Wtr & gas pd. $240 Brolter 96.J..4567 "' · ,. ,,... .. • 1 s pets slartm~ at $245 mo -+=1 -D/W, encl oar, $200. Uul S C OUTCALL OMLY avaJI , PM shirts Some Babrrttcr Saturday ~ 2 BR . I ha, quiet nr 846-6oo'7 oru..tumisMd 3900 "h mo.L30E.I7lh t. M 631-3111 wkndsreq'd Xlntsalary Sund.oiy IU.iy-.1 C:ci lt llarbor W1t-.on 1\va1I ....................... ~l~lk.sbc .960-52:60. Ste.S.Doyle548·1168 ~flllllh/ ., • .,3685 r :; fi 5 114 ,\dlh , no vets, THE EXCITING .,.,.,........, • •/ & beneriLo; S.iddlebat·k '""'. a ter. 30pm ~mo ti457~76c\cs SeaWJ·nd Yl"llage CANNERYVILLAGEon "''°" •SA ..... DY'S Community Hosp1tJI. --PALMMESAAPTS. AVOIDINCOMPATIBLE 3 1s t St. 870 s q ft Lost&FMd 1"'1111 * 24451 Via ~slraoa Banktn" Nrw 1&2 bdrm luxury MlNUTESTONPT ROOMMATES" wtcustomer prkg. AN· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Outc97al31.M0329assage X279~guna Hills. KJ7 450\1 ,.,TELLER AJ.L NEW. 6 unit!>. f our 2llr. Zhu. two 3llr 2ba C.:pt.\ drp5, bltlO!> W :!l'Ur prk'jot. No pcb 310 \'1(· ton a "12 2164 udult :ipts ro 14 plans BCH. Hou~e·Motes 832-4134 TI Q U E , G I FT . MtoiMp 5125 rrom $270 + pools. l<'n· Baeh.1&2BR TakesTheGuesswork MARINE. CLOTHING ••••••••••••••••••••••• •SHERI LEE• F.t.Jme i><>l> dVi1tl ._at our nrs. waterralls. Ponds! from $220. & up Out of Finding BOUTIQUE. Lease by BILL Certified Masseuse A/Pay. Al Recervablt! So Coast Pl aw oft-1-:-.. F'rom San Diego F'rwy Adults, No Pets THAT RIGHT PERSON owner 67 5· 6909 o r $JOO per prer d. f'll'ilSe cull d N rth Be ht House Calls · By appt R u1 kt nve o on ac o 1561 Mesa Dr ScrYe $$by Shafi-~9160 PROBLEMS? ('ne~ " JC )urn. ·'' McFadden then West on <S BlksEastofNe~Port ·-"21 • 838-6838 Lovely co. 1n NewPorl 5411 ,1ur;i; Cal1forn1.1 ~ br :J ba Apt. l'ool. quiet area $32.'lmo IW5 5088 Mr l'addl'n to Seawind Blvd.> GAY roommatewantedt.o BOUTIQUEotficespace. Cala.lphGamer. FOXY LADY Bl·h n eeds cxpcr 'd F'edera1Savmg!>&l,c1a11 Village. (714)893·5198 540.986() share Newpo rt Beach beach trafhe. Pacific Leta' Cl.le person 1n both a c·t·b J333 Bnstol. C:OStu Me.!iu HEAR IEACH Rooms 4000 home. Call Don 752·1100 ~~,!!w1r.;AHB. $275 mo 97S.Ot 10 Outcall Mcnsacp payable & recc11rables Equal Oppor l::mployer 2 Hr, remodrlcd /'-c•w rpL~. enc rear yd l\1tb ok N o d ot?-. S32S 645 2274 "6• .....,. ._.. M/C 731-3561 Li~ typing & .o key add &CIVICCENTEll ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2BrCondo.2cargar,Soor • .............._ AVOIDBANKRUPTCV Busy. but plPa!ian1 BanJuna BRAND NEW Spae1ous Room wt kitchenette PCH. CdM Qwet. pvt. llldlairial "...,._ 4 SOO c.onsotidate and reduce PREGNANT? Caring. w/good adv & good ben.<o r"' p H ueluxe3&4Br.Allbltns, $50week&up. 775-0224. early mom or ••••••••••••••••••••••• payments thru U.S . confidential counselulg & Call 54060S5. Coa!>1111 .,leor I me MESAPIMES (rpks, gar. lge yd 520 548 9755 late eves. Prime Newport Mesa Court Plan wrt..bout bor referTal. AborllOn, adop· Personnel Agency. 2790 Downey Saving:. & wan Yorktown -Ju!>l West or buslneaspark.qualltyof-row Ing . ST 0 P &k II.arbor. CM. ALL JOBS h_as an npt>ning in ''' Jlcar h Blvd 960 2219 or Ambassador Inn m Costa M nds same to share J bd, f1ce & warehouse space. f'orclosures. garnish lloo eeping. FREE Co!!ta Mesa bruneh tor J 1 Br $285 2 Or S:\SO Pool, Jacuu1. adults. nu ~,..ls 2650 llarla /\V(', CM 1\f<'5a Verde Dr F: orr Harbor Rlvd } 549 2447 536-1713 · Mesa. 'lZT7 Harbor (;('n. 2 ba apt. on water Npt. Full security, carpets. men ts. su1 ls, & r e· APCARE 547-2563 p lime Teller Must tx.- ------1 trally located, 235 rooms I 11 I a nd $2 4 0 + u l 1 I drapes. wet b a r s posaessiooa. UMOA & VICl<l APT MANAC ER ablP lo work Saturday ... l..argc3br.2bawtrrplc MANY with kitchen. 87~3892 ~.OOOsqfl.642-4463 ..... tcrlfM~ -.......alM Exper1enred eouple Xlnt workingronds.pa1d S360 mo 7911 llolt phone & TV. Sw1mm111g .,..... ~aasacp Huntin gt o n Be ach vaeahon F'or funher in Slunnm~ lrg I BR ~anll'n apt pool. rrc area. $24S 710 W lKlh Sl ~11 pager 9373 Agt. pool, Jacuzzi, and rec Roommate In mid 20's Lease new industrial units For tM Fwt of IH 960-4382 ro contact ~ r Wo1dneck. room. Daily & weekly oded to share 2 bdrm hse in Laguna Hills business WtW cam h.tkNt Serving all Orange Co. 17141642 1422 E O r. NEW 2 & 3 RR. adult apts. rates startJnR from $54 a tn N Laguna S212.SO ln-ctr. 12SO to 3750 sq ft . Arr 30 ~ 83$-7313 pool, pntros. fpk Full ..,... clu. utll 49'1·1828 cond orrc·s iooamp 3 i---a ...1 Twnhse 3 RR 3 Ba. no pets. $350. Famrhes prt-r 99<1 M 1ss1on Dr 545 1AA2 w""'"'· . ...... • .,....etlC. secunly. $36.S & up. 1702 &45-4840 Professlooal teacher Will phase from $325 m o. •_.Ir.._... 5300 FlondaalAdams. shar e Irvine home 49&--4630 -.._ --Lrg room wit h prr v w/ft ........ er prof. orb ... ,·. -.. -~--w--~---~-,-0-01 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $200/$275 1 br. l blk from bathroom 1n Mesa Verde ......,.... ..., --Wll'W'U "' ocean 208 19th St. home. R"'sponsi'ble nesswoman.833-7614bet ... •••••••••••••••••••• torFou.ndapet,.Call Forlease Brandnew 21'r, "' 1 ft8 An imal Assl•t ance l ' 002-8847a"1 fe male only. $130. lam/a pm. Eld I Wt• •-W .. 2bu townhouse. f'rplc. "'' err. 1 •Y· "' ise Lea&ues:r7·2273 no fee. hl.ijCt> gur. many extrus 2 nr -t den, l~ ba. patio. 549-8677or 675-7794. Roommat e Wanted ; l.adywantst.oshareyour ' A I J 1 N t J d "'"ft-· Zb h home. exp. & m eals. LOST : Lge tan eat vai un(' 0 Pt' s or Quiet adu t con o. $325. Room for rent pvt No. ~uu" spacious r ouse Westclirr-NewPorl Hts w/short tail. So. Mission !imoke~ '!TS.8t94 962 8l18or979·7971 Laguna home. Luxury ~i-i:.' Ca ll Marty areaMS-2425 Viejo area. Reward. ~-sldetwnhsc.>.:J RR,<!ba, 3 bdrm . s ml ya rd , bath, pvt entry, parkng. ---------831·339'1 brand new Children OK. children OK. S32S mo. patio. Blk /bch. $300. IJ\CI. House t.o share SlSO mo.. IALIOA ISLAMD 1----------1 no pets, 640-4262. t?VCS. 673 ~122 util.494·9418or847·2067 uUI. lncl. 848·9S56 btwn Annual lease. Nice SCRAU •m 645-9543 6PM-9PM & wknda. home. Pvt party 642·52.SS WM. • $250 mo, 2 BR, 2 ba, sml Lrg furn. room, deluxe Brand new.~ 2 BR. 2 ba. chtld OK. N o pets apt. w/privale ba. gar. Female~2S Christian couple over 60 ANSW£RS washrmoffkltch.HBR. 848-8S2f,1fnoanswrtry, ~I. linens & ut1l lncl. toahrbeacb•pt.$200. n eed 2 br hou se Surety-El&hl - J ba. Ad.Its, no pets. Close 968-9174 Kitchen pnvtleges Hu.nt· Linda B»-8012 w/garage oo E·&lde CM. Notly -Wooder _ lo bch 769 Hamilton ington Harbor. Work1no ----------• l300. mo.646-3760 S OW ES m-54.25 2 Br. l ba rondo. A IC. man. S225 mo. to mO. Ofh...... 4400 _.;_--------1 N TlR pool, refrig supplied 846--0125 ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• ~·· a stock selling 2 bdr, ca.ro11e. polio & bit Laundry f 11 N ts ~ Aa R .....,./lll•Ht/ under lhe counter that's 105 $295 No ctuldrcn or ac · 0 pe Wanted: room w /kltchen C""vMA ~MA ~ IOU'g t.o nv1ke a forturc PALM&CARD READINGS Special ~ price with thi.s ad. Has Psychic Power of W\Sdom. Whal you hear will am.ate you! She will tell your Past. Present. & F\alutt & advise yo1. on Love, Marriage & Busi ness. Avail. for private iJ"OUP'I· 221 W. Whlttier Blvd. r..a Habra 213/ti9'7·9272 Dncr..t o.tcall •55 ... 3271• pets. 111o Vrctona. C\1 ~ 847'6703 wkdys 8 n. pnvlle1es. Beach area OPACE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll's a com1>aoy that 646 3197 or 645 5656 Mon ---------1 prefel'T'ed. 536--0604. 9·1 Two NEW prestigious of. ....... manufactures SNOW lwfo/Appf~ Fn Large l br. D/W. nu S.-rll,.... 4200 fice1ultesw1CdM charm Opps1wwitf 5005 TIRES rorskateboards. GAY " S R 1 t SUPY ... ICE tot Locked gar. w/lg stor •DIW, patio, lndry rm •Special \•nbinet space •Gas heat. gas cooking gas hot water a ll frt.'C. •Adttlt.s, "°pets. I BrS270.2br$310 Month t.o month Z323 Elden Avr, C.M 642·7605 drapes &. plush crpts ••••••••••••••••••••••. le shared patio. So of ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---0----._-W-h--1 b · Clee ~~a sc 0 S220 No pets 898 1274 Coast Hwy. S60 sq fl Jn Lost ranae .. ate s are. ass .._,., a 11 · • Lwtury bach '..t blk to beh tach suite. S440 per rno. SAM CLIMEMTI Ca\. Neut male domestic OM 752· t 100 H U .N T I N G T 0 N Kitch. lndry, pool, Jac. Mu1t ue to believe TRIM GYM sbortha.lr. Nr DU11laro.& T R p • l.ANOMARK CONDO. 3 $200/wk. ~7-4954. 875-2311 lndlanapolla. Reward. w A. r E 0 ; AL H s BR 2 na. wetbar. pool It La a I e 1 ell er c Is e. •9ll8 MKT. Number I Pnie rec racil $450 Coats & Bayfront. 301 Edgewater, Cdll dli auit.es, uUI pd. massace & nutrition •----------1 Party Cont.eat. Stamp 12 Wallace. 962-4464 at Cororuldo. 3 BR 2 Ba A.IC, ample pkng, rrom center. All equipment ln IAt; SMIUe <Toy Collie) ol Cadillac Cla r Gi!nerous --------1 each. ~ wk t.o 5425 wk Sl86. No 1se req. 67S.SOO eluded. G~at potenUal. a.Im • wbt Vic· Etlla I& REW A R 0 5 48 · 49 2 6 . IWWOft garage & lndry. ~·SM7 Wllltraln. Su.abard, FV. Nlte o f _673..(818 _______ _ ~ 3142 or673-t760 acent. MIWPOIT BERTHA KENRY 5 I I 8 • S t o o r w d • ••••••••••••••••••••••• n-lbo I d e~ REALTORS 7l4;982,20f.2 Op"""'SUNDAV ""' a ts an on bay, _..,SR ........... IM•r 492-412t•---------1 ILAROORllTSCONOO oow. beaut. bay view. 3 Otficuuitetorlene.Ap· _,U'IO -Loat. 5/16. blli: lri1h 4668 Vista Bahlia <Hell) 2 br, 2 ba. frplc 675-7963 pros 530 aq ft. Av•ll July Leate small beach hotel. Set/Spaniel tnlll. Fem IASTSIDE bdnn. I ba. upicraded. Balboa Bay Club studio l tf75/mo. 7~1531 little money m•ker. pup, e mo old. N 8 . \ BR apl, upat.ura. w /pvt near pool. $3&() Dh•na avail. lu\ week In June Prlme offc space. CdM, SlO.OOO. 536- 7056 8*e&:ll OUTCAU MODELS EXECUTIVE REGISTRY APP'1' 731-4462 l!nt.r)' & ga.r 9 mo's old, 846-lJ?t s.w>. July SlOOO. 6'0·4281 for iae up t.o aooo aq__ fl al lNTl!RESTED IN &275 mo 546-stl80 ..-k ror lntM 3144 ot640-5357 Agent '70c per 1q fl. oood S£U..l'NG YOUR •LqJ~~·~·~~~~~~~~J••••••••••••••••••••••• 135 Mc Kn11ht O r • park'I · many xtra1. cor~m~~y• . Oranactr'ff 1 bdrm & loft. La1una Bch. Walk to _f'7&._,_B_l _l ______ u-. IMC. 1pa, pool. lA!nnia , A.IC. bf-•Ch Jo\lm l\ae. Spac & Ottlce apace for yacht Coln t::d'riet aiftc:e 1983 rtlt1g, 13SO. Av•ll July l beaut a Br. den. a~ ba brolltr available wltb 17141147.rtf•,. l br, Ol'W Cpt.5 6: d.rpa, stof'f No children or ""' M64l2 ~ Summer 494 '1430 naval a.rchltert. 541"7113 ~ ., .. I.Alt: i/21, •ml wbl Male Vey •ttrac:tlve bruneue Poodk/'r•rrier. AM. t.o dtalret cloee eneounter Butloo1 Watton Ave . of tbt naht kind w 111 ClUTt·1Se4orS49-lt85 stralaht, honesc, un Leet; 8lJl /Wht ' IDO o)d Nln Colli• mlx. rnal•. Reward ~ WUblted man over 38 Box 1299.f , 2" South RoberUof\, Bt!vcrly Hilla, 90211. AQUALUX needs Survey People No sates. Call colle<•t for appt 496·3010 Assemblers HOUSEWIVES- NEED EXTRA IGnqlMf MClft09"' Ex per nee Apply. Mr Foster. San Clemenll' lrm. 125 F..6pland1an. Sian Clem Beauty A:.!> t needed <or IH1:-\ operutor, lrt·t>n ~c n · qwn.'<i. 631 1390 VAC IJION Bcuuty salon in C M neect~ ft h1ur :.tyhsl!». 05'!., \:om MONEY? rtUS1ilOn 548.344i;· __ • Bishop Graphics has an Medical manufacturer immcd pt lime openln>¢ located near Orirngt! at our rapidly growmi.: County Airport needs od Irvine branch Afternoon ditional as11emhler5 ror e hours to be arranged temporary 3 6 Wl·l'k Mon thru F'n only & citn penod. start1n1t rl~hl be de veloped into full now' We arc NOT on time ii dc ,1red .lub agenry No expenenet• duues incl f1ltntc &. ed11 necessary -W(' tram rng daily work order' you $3 hour / 1.1 n d Typan11. &. 10 kt'Y skrllHt' pleasant working cond1 q d Dill Judy 979-SDM uons · Medical Oev1c<' L11t>-. IOOtO<HPEll F/C 3~M Airport Loop Or for med1e11 I oil'. will Coata Mesa 556-1905 l r ., 1 n m c· c1 , c J t ASSlMILY Ute inanuf. Coeta Me11u locaU<>n. Day shill 7 .30-4, sWln& ah.ill H 2·30. Ask ror Mr. CUfford 642 5254 temunolo.:y (iOOd peo pie slulh1. S11h1ry Ol)t!n Reply W 11281, l'IO Ttw Daily Pilot. P <> Box 1560, Costa Mesu. C;i 92626 Bookkeeper . p/timt'. J S.'.I da)" wk Jlrs flulblt• Sal open 751 9~ V1111 --AS--SIM--l-LIR_t__,/_ Matre ln~ A11en_<'...:'/~- ILICftOMICS Boo1t\teeper. acrurltlt· ASSIMIURS For 1all pa.rt.a. 11urt hr~ll hnrned openlog:dor peo. with numbers. sen~ral pie Wll!Jpetrtn PC boardt acooununa t.o run a lUNt l1 & wlrlna. Crowl.na co b1Hln .. ; 1&ccount i"1t Xlnt bcna. Apply Scion de1lt Growth potentsul UOc DrUllnl Control~. salary open 640 ~ 4()4() Campu.s Or N U or call ~an.~1 & u k for Sell thine:. ra.st wrtll Oarly Ray GUman. PUal Wenl Ads. f -. -........ \ .,.DAil. Y PilOl IQ ;ttJ i >EOil t•l~fi' 11 :lifj t~i fill:l g ;\tJ (3 ?I •JI ;J >e; ttJ ;i:I m.ctrfcat O..• f J ~ , ....... ;r .... ,-. .,....,. ... ~ ~$ 8., J Applian~ ~n TRJPCMARGE 110 2Cm lllaln, S A S..3'2.2 9S7 01 .. ,..~ C'•f'P"nlry A Ma~onr) Fence~ C\rA, dcrk~ Brick. blk. t•OnNt'lt' I'~ a.t S46 7MS. John c.rp.t s.o1,. R J Hl,l/fmao & Son Rt'Modt'I & 1&dt!1hl)n:; ~orS48·4541 l.Jcel\Md & Bonded ................................................................................................................... ·••······•·········•··· ELECTRICAL DESIGN bp. Japanese CardeMr Ir INSTALLATION Complete yard serv1~c 'l'lme 4' m.Ottnal only Reliable & neat S.S-OOIM Jim Chri~ly & Son 9'19--7312 HOUSEClEAMIMG Fut, d!ic1ent cleanan~ I fee or hrly f'Jtl Georgin1t at 631 22111. 111 msg Paintin)l £xtr/lnlr Ex pr'd. honest. nt'at. rea:. Lac d964 104.S Uavt' ... "'-otOC)r' .... ., No aua~nmt•nl to un wsu•I Reb ralt'.'> Cull Ge<>qpna 631 :!21!1. 111 1-'lne Exter Painting by 11\Si )kylli!ht., brlJ:hlcn (Ip room~ 011, r 25C. 111 stalled Cahf Sk)'hllhl., Dan11 Pnt 661 0151 •••••••••••••••••••••• ...•.•........•.•...•.. R Sinor Sl lu:. lM Try -----Tiie me 836 $SSS 2A hrs Ploster /R~r ••••••••••••••• ••••• ••· •Save MOMy• Cupet Man w1ll l11y your.. Dnveway:;•Pulung lot or mine R<•palfi. & •Repairs •Se11lco11t1nti clearu.ng l001 Guisr work •Lie. NB. CM S&S at bigger savings l'"ree Yng So Amer lady will cleal\ your home Hon~t. emc1t!nl & re11::. 64().49211 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CERAMIC TILE Spet'1Jl Asphalt 646-4871 est, 1·988-6754 Pror pamtmg & prep Ext Neat patch~s & texlun.•i. ty Entncstfloors ~yr .. &!~t Low rates Ref~ FllEI EST 993.1 439 up Sm 1 rt' p .i 1 n ~-4711(). 536-4383 • 962 l883 ----L.-caplncj YOUNG MAN 5 yrs ex pr PlalWt & rtt Core --------••••••••••••••••••••••• Ill walleoverin~ 1-'ree ••••••••••••••••••••••• CERAMIC Ille New or rt• LANDSCAPING C5t.s 645.8576 Andy model F'ret• t•s l Srr. I Reasonable pnces. PtCMt Sftten & JO~ well'Oml" 530 .. tOO'l' 008·8783 Paul F, Gannon SmoH CritteN Wt 5 D--.-g-.-1-t _L_u_n d s ca Pe Wallpapering Crartsrrurn Complete ma mt & TLC T,... S..-.ke Reason pnces Free est 213'434·3S42 -g1 ven to your g rt•t•n ••••••••• •••••••••••••• Call anytime 646-7070 Ext/lnt Father & Son friends & ~mu 11 pct!i John":. Tr~ Malntenanct' Great prices Sat1i. while you ctrt' uwuy Tr1mm111f: topp1n1.. Guar. In:; Free ~st Your home, ref':. c~11 Ii mb1n., ~ It' mov a I •••••••••••••• ••••••••• 675-8336 ~/968-81181 54.5-72163 NOWAXVINYL All brands Free estimates Rmehart Floorcovenng 846 2878 ---Mal.oN'f ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------WE WILL PAINT AN ~ Removal<.. trimm1n)I AVERAGE HOUSt: ex ••••••••••••••••••••••• prwung f'ree esl Lied. tenor. $249 Aver 4 unit Any plumbinK Wat ... r msured 642-2624 apt ext S375 •34m3S serv. leakt>. buthrm l'nl'I. Tufonftq 547 7334 l' er a m 1 c ll I t-R ,. 11 ., • •• • • •••••••••••••••••• Paumng & papenng 25 yrs serv Harbor area Sl Lac & insrd 642·2356 People who need People That's what the DALLY PILOT SERVlCE DIRECTORY is all about' -~-------- 832 24t:l' Sell deren::.e & ph)Sl<'al Real &tat. tram10.: Personttl m:-lr • •• •• • • • ••• • • • •• • • • •• • • Men & women 642 :>44!1 I will help you buy or :.ell Wiltdow Ci...i1t9 Free l'On~ullat1on M 1kl· ••• ••• ••• •• ••••• ••••• •• agt 960·5254 Window., <'lt'llnl•d . rt• Rooflnc) a!>Onublc busine'"'"" ••••• •••••••••••••••••• homeb & dpt:. 84i ·4461 REPAJR & REROOf' All ~rvmg CM. Npwt Bt·h. typ.,.:. ~h .•n glc :. Irv H ... ason. Co.,.t rockshakci; com po tar. c It' a n 1 n Jo: st' r v It' c Free est :>41·5930 548.5811 Want Ads Call 642 5678 Sell Idle items 642·5678 HelpW•fed 710 HfipWant~d 710 HetpWanted 7100 H .. W.ted 7100HllpW.tH 7100 HetpW.ted 7100 HetpWanted 7100 HetpW..+ed 7100 ..... W..ted 7100 ...................... ···•·················· ··················•···· ..................•....................•..•...•.. , ................... ······················· ............•.......... ··••••·••···•·····•···· c.:• L L: 1, 1 (' A L . Cook t & k l .. Deu help, full time. over r. ' · pan ry 1 cnen 21. experienced only Donut Shop needs part time help Apply. l35 E 17th St.CM 1''1BERGLASS1'.:H -Hairdresser. w 1som e Exper as a gun oper & cllenlele, an bch area. gd gel eoater. hnnd lay !>m parking. n1('e !S hop parts&capableofrepair 673·S342, Thur Sat & touch·up work SPort 497-2610, Mon Wed. IMSURAHCIE MACHINIST lor smalt shop, reliable Must hc.v .. BOOKK~: .. :PING 1I.'Ii.'p1orn11 l c r o r helper Will tram. Phone 644.5619 Several yrs ellper & ac ~e~rt Be_ach !IOI W 499 2271 bewtwecn --------- C08ta Me!ia ARenly orn. Rood refs 3 5 yr.:. min t'X excel OPPortunaty 1or gas per Call WeHo M IK w exp Pay & workmR 548·4024 ctng education m gen"I 16l~St 6-\2-3260 3 llPM A.'>k for kitchen Delivery Evening auto ledger PQ6lJOR Gen'I en Clerk for reservution desk route. Must be dependa· DRlVER w/van PtT Stu dent ok SJ .Oil hr +mileage. For appt 979-0211. eond.Jt100:. the best 11141 ------- tnes. trial bu lance & of small exclusive motel COOKS ble & rehable person. fananc1al rePoru Work 0 e 1a 1 1 1mP0 r 1 ant Breakfast, runner & pan S3SO mo If you are that F1sh1ng F1nenes. 1730 Pomona. Urut s. C M Help wanted in small re· uremenl home. Please Fa berg lass Assembler. call forappt 495-5553 642 6SOO MAIDS & LAUNDRY ---HELP wanted Apply m lns urancl' Propt"rty & person only, Alt Bab" Casualty Secretary. ex Motel. 2250 NewPort Bl. roc small dyn11m1c pro 49-4-852! try. Apply, San Clemente person. callM0-3006. perty developer~ Xlnt IM, 125 £5pland1an. San f/Ume SJ&. up benefit:>, frlt'ndly al CLERK Clem Oehveryman for early DRIVERS mo:.phere. Call Oonms am. LA Times home de-Men or women 2S yrs or Ca II 63 I 246'1 HOSTESS/Cashier lmmed openmg ror full Front de!tk derk & tame hostess cashier houseman. P IT . Am· Days & rutes. Apply daily per nee Xlnt benefits CM Fred S James lnsurancl' •---------- Brokers. Cull Maunne Ma.ads, Surf & Sand Hotel Bradley. 494 1<1117 or Ask for Joanna 1n 640--463() for appt Prem 1 um \lo In e AP livery route. Economical older. Know the coast precuat1un or S;Jlcs t.-x-COPY STOP car r°"'wred. adJts only ~-·· u Id 9 E ~... c1t1es. Net $l80 a week or u..~"k .... f:· full ch••, thru per ~ .. ~ro . 4 5 · FUii llme pos1t1on work-2i,., hrs per day No col 0 .,.,.,... .. ~ .. 17 h · C ... more. range Coast bassador Inn. 2909 S 10AM ~-305tl E O E housekeep in~ J5SS S tnalbaancc.NH areu l :St ,"' anganbusyphuto copyani: lecting. $370/mo net Yellow Cab 17300 Mt f'or interview t•all Bud --------.-.-;_-;_;;;.;1 bus 1nc!>s Ir you. re Wke·home Westm/11 li Herrmann. Fountain BnsLol. SA Mt Casa Restaurant • JAMITOIUAL • I~ Main St. Balboa Cod:.l Hwy . Ldgun .. Beach wi~n 213,273 :!<>~ Mon bnght. rnendly and have atelill 638-01.26 Valley. tNo. of Slater fn. Salary oi>cn ClER"S a good personality and ----------b N h & foroft+Offke Nophont.-callsplease• MEN WOMEN u .... d .....,_...., _ _. ""'i-1itant COUPLES ,.,aius. lop wage:. poa -----ft can learn ~wckly. apply Deltvcry. LA T1me11. et wn ew ope loold&HJNr·S•c'y 1n per::.on . Mond11y-home delivery, auto ~E~uc~ll~d~)~~~~~~~ ,...._.....,~" 0 f Apply Tht· Inn di Familiar wtproces!iing HOSTESS/CoshJ.r N WI IRING' Laguna. 211 No Co11~t msurance forms. recep lmmed operung for full Part t1mt• perm Position Hwy . Laguna Beactt. lion etc to work 1 n time hostess 1 cashier l"or appt Call 752 7292 I 11 1 r I o rr c . u l d UJQJEM 1-'nday route, no collecting. CM _ c::.tablishcd bldg , o The Copy Stop &HBarea !>4S·0770. DR IV E R . exp er · d pleasant ore m S.A Call Days Apply daily at 11 JANITORS Maintenance worker. ex Choice Newport 1111· ()perungs NowAva1lablc 4301 B1rch.Sle5 Salary open 645 :11211 for full or p /llmc clerk:. NeWPort Reach 0 .. nryFUeClk household movtnR ror appl A s k f"or AM per1enced 1n bulldini.: w/comm"I furn movanR MarRaret 640·0140 M1 Casa Restaurant Pill me ofc cleaning c>ves maintenance. electncal, on 2nd & 3rd s h1£ts. No 751-1050 To work in N.8. medical lab Mon-f'ra 10·7. No ex- per nee Good drivmg record a must. S2.88 per hr to start. Call 640-0140 co.Z3yrsorovr 830·4926 2956 E 17th St, Costa M EN & W 0 Mt; N plumb1n..:. painting &-IUSIM!SS IS cxper nece:.sar)'·wc --------- IOOMING tram. Advancement op COUNTER GIRLS General OH1ce. p BX Mesa No phone calls Ptume DAY MATRON rnrpentry . Apply '" We needgoodhelp l)OrtWllllt'S to those who Part or full time ~ulllblen qWthry Fur tnlorm;ilaun Mature, resp person Ex ito lo our nearest mu rkl'I pr pref, but will trarn Dnver/Yard man Hard Answer Ser v Oprs please' lmmed Openmg)J CM person Surf & Sand work, long hours in bwld lmmed openin~s ror ex N B. lrvlnc & SA Must Hoc.el , 1555 s Coast Hwy. 1 ng mate rl a I ya rd per'd or qualified people Housecleaners needed have car & home phone Laguna Beach. forappl __ _ Perm.1pos1t1on. mos I Rate or pay depenci~ up· Mature Top SS. Car nee Citll ~ 6558 or apply at Jwjo Medtalti' <>r contact the personnel cap ab I e 4> er son Deliveryman, early mom Exper"d & trainees Is l & orfl('e at EastbluH Cleuners 2547 LA Times route, CM, Jltg 2nd shifts MacGregor l.2442 Lampson St Easlbluff Dr. 544.0932 Bch. Muat have den..•nda· have valid Calif dnver':. on exper Appl.) 1n 6421403 645-3439 123 N Ohvt' Ornn1o:r. Maintenance Boy Wanted license 493-3552 SJ(; person Mon Fri 9am MOf1thru Fri for outs ide & 1nsrdt- 4pm. lS5 Rochester St, Housekeeper. mature work Part or r1t1mt' Yachts. 1631 Placcnlla. Garden Grove 537-4840 ,.... CM Equal Oppor Employl"r COUNTER HELP ble car Good pay· •DRIVER• CM rught sluft, 11 i 1n guest J.w_.,., Salnmon Seach(f Motel. 494·4892. •CAFETERIA• Woman to wnrk in com pany c11fclcna Mon thru tr1 7 J0.4pm. Newport In lllc 11rca Per mil ncnl ptlbttton 636 IH72 Cafetena In Plant. lrvmt' Me<i P1tame Job~ 9am 12 30pm & 4pm !lpm Moo FT• C:i.~h1t'r & line work Fttrme Jobs Sam lpm & 7am lpm Mon Fr1. Also. need per>plc for Sats only Call 1714 I "9.M-2331. c..-..+or Appnwtice Apply. The Carburetor Shop, 1942 Harbor Blvd, 8-5. Co5la Mesa CARPENTER Slulled m door h11ngmg, & tnl rinash. Top salury for quaJJf1ed man Con tact Mr Cleary at ~1391 CAil WASH Har FUii & part-time 18&0ver Metro car Wui,h 2950Harbor 81. CM CASHIER l2 Hrs per wk Sat/Sun a must. Start min wage Good benef!I.$ K.,,.15-Hcrdwore 21666 Harbor Bl. CM CASHIERS f'/tlme. Good Pay Growth co. 5 Locations We train. Co. Benefits ·METRO CAR W Nill '2950 Harbor Bl. CM ClERI< TYrlST Tral.llee pos. ror billing derk for insurance· co an N B Good typing .:.kills Safar; to S500 Good t·o benefits 833 8450 ClERK TYPIST 1Pt1me1$350S4hr IYr exper m record keeping & gen'I ofc work. Ab1llly LO type accurately al 45 net wpm Apply, Per~on ncl Ofr. County San1ta- uon D•!ilncl. 10844 Eiits Ave. Fountain Valley 540·2910 ------- cuu:TYPIST Newport fmanc1al hrm 1s seeking versatile indiv for marketing & sales dept. ore exper req'd Type 50-60 wpm. Exper w1transcr1 ber helprul Some client conlal1.. X Int working conds & bellefats Call 644·<1360 & ask ror Shirley Clerk-Ty~ist needed for Lhe Class1f1ed Department of the Daily Pilot. Type 45wpm elec- lnc. good phone voice Opporturuty for advance ment. Excellent com pa.ny bener1t.s. For Appointment lor tnlerv1ew Call 642-4321. ext 277 Equal Opportunity Employer Cocktail Woitnu School Earn up to $300 per wk. Low tuition. Placement assist. 751·9194. Cerami<' Trainees for casters, fini she rs & glazer. Over 21 prcf'd Night shilt only . Perm poeitioos W/beMftts. AP· Conshw:tfolt lids ply l.o person. from Sam· Muc'-d 3pm . Vohann of CUSTOM H OME California. Inc. 34215 Remodels·$SO,O-OO+·all Doheny Park Rd . t r ades. Developer: C..pisltano Beach. Cometlltooe 645-7062 Cleric.al TralRH Coolt-'"'*fut he Pald. Eiu:allng spot Exper'd only. Good pay for eager beginner. No & benefits. Apply, Jolly typing! ~2. Alao Fe(! Roger. 4005. Coast Hwy, Jobs. Call Michele Kuhn, Lquna Beach. ~1 Snelling• Snell --------- lDI of Newport Beach Coob/~ Agency, 4340 Campus No exper. nee Day & Dr. Night Shifts Apply, CLERICAL All s klll1 uruntly needed. Lon& &r short term a&11lsnmcnlll. Holi- day Is varallon pay, Hoapltallutlon plan avaiablc VOLT 11•, .. .,,, t' "I • J141C...-Dri•• 14M741 IAttOMFrom oran,. Co AIJl)Ort > Equal~ Emp&oyer b~twn 3.5 Mon f'ri C.OC0'1, Z400J Aven.id• de L• Carlotta Lag Hills Equal Opp Emplyr m/f COOKS Days & Nlgbtis ~per'd pref'd. 18 or ovr. Permanent help only. Accepting applicotiol\8, 3 S Mon-Thurs. J .P . Maca.10142 Ad.em.. H.B. 963-7829 Coob. New Rdtaurant Opmin1, Ma 8arkfor'•· 2525 N Grand, Santa Ana. Apply In penon 8-4 Mon-Sit SEU. Idle iteaa with a Daily PUOC Cl...uted Ad Ne&r Orange Co ;urport 546-4481, 979 2198 Mon lhru Fri. 11 J0.5 30 Delnry & Stoel& 17881 kypark Bl, Irv Must be 18, neat, hfl Callsst>--Ot.70 1601b kegs. avail eves COUNTER HELP Thurs thru Sundays See T h e n e w o 1.· r Harold. 495 E 17th St. We1oershn1tzel need:. CM st udents. llou~t'""c". Dent.al receptionist c M. hard workers. rull & area Exper pref 4 day .part tame. w 1Clex1blc wk 4ohrs 00.7580 scheduling, must be 16. I --·--------wk pd vac aft I yr. Apply DENTAL 2.5() Bnstol. C M nt!xt to Do you want to use your Ward & Harnngt.on. commurucat.Jon skills as ---a recepuonlst in a people Counter Girl, top wages d I · Caty Cleaners, Laguna onente<J enla practice? Then our team needs Beach, 494 1538. you 640-7922 Mature. over 18 Good ----------home. CM 546-6716 No l'xper ne<" Will tram dnvani record Oehver General <>Hice, full time m au phases or bU1>1ne:.~ MATERIAL graph1 c sup pit es 1 n Interstate trucking ex Housekeeper wanted, lilt' XJnt career OPPor Great COMTROL CLERK Orange Co. f'Ull time per helpful S750 mo housework. days. bathe working cond!> Co Expermmat"l&prodtK' C t u A elderly lady, 4 hrs day, 5 be r Med /dental plan os a '"1 e s a rca neat:. lloncontrolhelpful Must "-•n1982u s d dayswkCall548l219 $2 6St hr + 1ncent1 ve .,..~ •nr:> ny er l<iric Jewelff's have good skills 1n typ Cal1En<"640-8700 General office elerk. lite HOUSEKEEPl::R. Eng Co5ta Mesa S45948S ing, r1hng & gen I or<' ORY CLEANERS bookkeeping expenenc<' speak111g. to dean hse & duties Good benefit:-. needs expr. part time requ1 red Apply 1n care for children while LAIORER E 0 E Call ror appt person. 9572 Hamilton. pers on only Lado mother as away Rm & S3hr Landscapanit 5579051 ask ror Ke11ch1 HB. 968-3633 Shipyard 900 Lido Park board + $100 per wk, S 646-9166 Slevens. Dr NB day wk 644·5600 ask ror Sectra.icTKhl ' Brenda Non smoker only IBM Mature experitonrt>d General Office Magil preft'r 848· 1400 woman lo train s how lmmed openings & OP· Late typing & bookkeep· Housekeeper. llve in FY horses, quarters + J>OrtWl1ties man estab area, 4 children Nace Legal secretary. heavy sa la ry . :!44 ·22JH or co. in Orange Co. airprt Ing. Ca ll 675.1636• home Salary open. Call corporate. xlnt "lkilb, 338·1011 area . Applicants to Newport F'1oor Covenng Amy, 752·0S06 Mon thru abalaty to work un 1---------- troubl1eshoot, repair & _r_o_r _ln_t_erv_l_ew_____ Fri. 9.5. supervised Mag II ex per MAT U R E W 0 1 M A N test eectromc systems GEHERALOFC p refer Small ofr p /t1me t o we l'Omt- Couple wanted to managl' small business P /hme. Mr. Hall 642-1634 R~t analog & digital Growing electronics eo Housekeeper wanted few Airport art·.i. NB new('omers & rontat'I •DENTAL exper req"d. Interview F. Vly area needs hrs a day for elderly 833·9983. merchants. F'1ex1b1e hrs by applonly, 557·0051 ask woman &son. Must have 1----------N~ car . hte typing Periodontist needs for Busch. mature. d e pendable car. 645•1553 Legal se<:retary NcwPort 547.:iooc;. COUPLE to manage large dlx apt. complex 1n Anaheim. Woman full time. man part time Good salary + 3 bdrm apt. No ctuldren. 548·2:8S4 eves. p1Umeassttoworkfront1----------woman w /gen'I ofc ----------Center attorney needs & back. Exper. prcfd E/M ASSEMILE:R skills. Good typist <S0-60 Housekeeper-Companion· secretary with excellent Xra)' cert req'd . Sal Tn11t1fomwr lullder wpm). 10 Key adder by ChauHeur ror elderly skills & moll v.ition MECHANICAL open H 8. 842~1 l.ouch. Must be sharp oo I ad y . L 1 v e · • n , non -Lea at expenence helpful ASSEMILER If you are exper'd 1n ... _ Is So A p A R " ....-t&J me I • ' smoker Waterfrnt hm but not essential. Salary A well estab'I manufac Dental 1t-~1t stacking & band winding XI t k .. _,.. • ._.. transformers & familiar posting. n wor 1n11 Pvt rm . 646 6565. open 64•H940 Lurerofvalves&control:. Exper'd only. Benerats. conds & co benefits. Sal 557·9891.MS-2624 ----------•for watt•r hand11n ~ H 8 1193-5032 846-3S40 wtvamish impregnallon. 979 0433 LEG""'' SECRr'P RY · · call us TODAY for an open · ---------""' 11::1A '.))'Stems as m need of a~- Dato COfttrol Cills DENT AL terview. Work for good GENERAL OFFICE Inspector Ch a 11 eng1 n.: It•~ .t I semblers to do valve a:.- Do vou bkedeta1I work an wages w/congenial pco Rec.ei•Mc) Inspector secretanal pos1t1on for H'm b I y I w hr r h '" ' Girl Friday. Ortho oUace, Heavy phones & typmg fast growing R E Invest moderate 1n complex• a busy dat1t processmtc NBFasttypist 642-5997 pleinmodDe~pClant. lO Key adder. Good Tiusasagoodopporfora ment firm Expcr 1n 1y1.testan°&pack11ganu environment" We ne<'d .,.... phon t I ... .. e manner essen aa perm P1>51t1on w1a fast ltllgauon 11 must Ab11tty lf you're walling Lo learn someone who prefer Dental Asst. seeking Irvine !>46-4731 Small manuf. Sal com growmg <:o Exper in t.o work w/lots of act1v1 the valve business. have rably has some book ma tu re Person Equal Opporturuly mensurate w texper small molded parts & t)' Beaut oh' m Npt Ctr good manual dextenty keeping or ace-tog ba('k· w,chainide & fmt orfc Employer 642·1916 stampings <contacts pre Call Mrs Garo. 759-1511 ability to work w ts mall groundt.obalance&edtl exper for growing N.8. fd!knowledgemtheuse rorappt hand tools & can do customer input & com practice. 631·3733 Engineers or prec1s1on inspection ----------heavy hrtmg we would put.er rePorts. Xlnt co. -D-en-t-al-as-s-.t-w-ao-t-ed-. JR ENGINEER GENERAL tools & 1st article anspec· LEGAL TRAINH like to Lalk wfyou benefits. 1st & 2nd shifts. • ft lion r_,'d. Good benefits for Npt Bch lsw Firm. We orfer xlnt co benehll> Call Personnel ror in sharp , e nthusiastic Fresh out of graduate ORERS -... 1 bk c tervw appt. lnte"rated person for growing hool . h k LAB w t dentaL App Y 1n xlnt skills w1strong alt or apply 811m -12 .. sc or wit wor ex· person9am-4pm kp"g background nee noon Data. Costa Mesa, general practice. Call per. needed for small UrgenUyNeeded'" Ca11Lauroat759·0234 GriawoktCowtrols 546-6(8) 84.2-7002 manut. co. in Missloi1 Warehouse ClrcullAssembly CO"' Viejo. Resp. will include Stock Clerks 31W Redhrll Ave • ,, 2803 Barranca Rd OENTALCllAIR ASSIST d r afting & many Shipping&Receiving CostaMes11 UkeChkkfftSoup lrvlne 5SS·6000 DATAEHTRY Santlogo ..... Has xlnt oppor. for Data =i Npt Bch. Call e ngine~rlng projects Must have phone & rella It couldn 't hurt to call Equal OpPor Employer work Ing w / l he Sr • ble transp t..ong & short Locate<J on corner Mr Paul about a reward· 1----------Entry Clerk. Exper. on DEMTAL ASSIST. 3741or 3275 pref'd. or will Exper'd, happy, mature tram the nghl person lndiv. for people oriented IHI shift. Salary com-preventative ofc In Huot. mensuralAl W·exper . Xlnt Be b . XI o l s a I a r y . employee benent pkg. 882-3353. Pcnonnel Department SAHTIAGO IANK DB4TAL aec.-r. 53.S E. lst St. Tu5tm Progress Ive San Clem 832·5200, EOE ofc. 4 Day wk. 8:30-~. ---------· 496-0311 DATAIMTWY 4cc ..tlwca Cleric Dental front office Ex· f\aU time posftlon open perlence neceuary. as a v Id eo di a p I a y _644-__ 14_05 _____ _ terminal operator for 9 Dlsra.A y Bas 1 c I F o u r m 1 n I · ... ,..YllTISIMG computer. Some ex· -perience ii desirable, but 92.000 Home d~U vered will traln lndivldual with free publl l'Otion in dernonatr•ted typlni ac Riverside n eed:t as curacy and apeed, Work areulve outside sales in pleHanl environment penon. Sal bated on ex· with good compa ny per . comml.stion, group benellU Including 2 lnaur., mileage & ex.· WHb vacation attfr one penses. Mease contact year, company paid Tim Barias. Gen'I M1r. -.... ln dlt The W eekend Ad . &-........ IUJ"ance, ere _ ... , ___ (l ·-a..ns unloa,etc.Applya\ Vwu -., )~·---· OllANGI COAST Domestic couple. Uve·ln, DAJlY PILOT houaekeeper It ch•al· w s CM f~/handyman. Wiii oc :--~~of <'houpy prtvato icuut a:OOAM..S·OOPM UM. Muat be reUable' CalllM ha v • • x ce 11 e nt l'e Appolntm.ot pleau rerencea Call for ap MJ..4J2 I, •It 277 polnunent, 831 $584. Equ.al <>PPortumty F\nd what you •ant an Employer Dally PUot Clualtta. engineer. We are seek· term assignments Holt or Paulanno & Redhill mg career m re11I estate fng. dependable . day & vacation pay Equ.alOpporEmployer free tra1n1ng 1f you ha rdw orking •n · Hosfltallzatioll plan quabfy. dMduals. Xlnl benefits. avai . INSURANCE AGENCY J.C NASH RLTRS On ly those qualified opening for insurance CALL 768.7700 edacal As!i1 s t a n t Hunt. Bch. Phys1('1an Wnte Box # 290 care of Dally Pilot PO Box 1560. Collta Mesa, Ca. 92626 please call secretary w t li ght , _________ _ 5111-3830 Lillian personal lines t'Xper ---------~ ~ ESCIOWSICllTAlY Westminster area l.aquor sto r e clerk EXPR'D for busy office 891-1970 f'tr.P!T. wknds & n1tcs. an H""t•n"'on Bch uust ltnmed opening for an 11••• ~ Drt ----------1 lrvtne 752 1336 .... ,.. ,.. experienced p erson. .-.-•• ..._.Wtee Ra. know front office pro Salary open. Cau J . An· 54 741 S.,.mtor Liquor clerk. PIT l or 21-ced_ures_._84_7_·214_1 __ _ drews al h'vine Savings (Ac~ From M.ature person req 'd to rughl$/wk Med I ca I A :s s I at ll l'l t . '152·2600. E.O. E Oranae Co. Alrpon, • assume resp or our grow· &t2·6537 front/back. F rr for al Execl.lll•e secretary for Equal Oppor Employer mg me dept. Pnor ex per Lot AH.....,t lergy ofc E)(per only ooe girl busy fast pace ----------in files or su~rvlslon Must be 18 Full & Part ._ca_ll_83_1_--0_l34_. ____ _ bi&b volume olflce. Top Glfl Shop, General Help. ~lpful. but not ntt No ume Call ~7 ~ skill. IBM memory . apply , 230 Newp1>rt typing req'd . Xlnt MIDICALASSIST. Salary commensur•t~ C.enter Dr. Lower level. benefits. Sal corri For solo lnt.eml11l Xlnt &40-832$ NB. mensurate w 1expcr MACHIMIST wof'ttlnll condl. Sal com. ---------EOE C.U 549--4700. ext GENERAL TOP PAY petlttve. E1tper. file <' EXPERIENCED Dental I•-------.-219. Set·up •short run mlll. Send ru umtt t o O r uat. nded for expanding ~RI. RIDAY ---------1 lathe. pr-as. Gd oppor to Rosenblau. 400 Newport CM Dental Offc. X·Ray With good secretarial IHSUIAMCI expand w1growlnl( co ~ Center Dr. Suite 70\l, Lie.~-R.D.A. Pel. Call akllla. Sh preC'd Son Leadlna Selr· Insuring Day /40 hr wk. Co pd Newport Beach, Co 92660 641Hl671 Juart Capletrano area. Administrator will hire 11 We/hoep ln.t. ~t lnstru- C..ll 86l·Wl ask for Mra qualified Employee morttCorp. <7141556-3100 MEN " WOMIN 11ge'l Factory belp. aluminum RlllOT · Benef'lta Examiner w/a 21150S.Croddy Way.S.A. 17-:M needed to fill cur· prage door aaatmbly mtu. of 2 yn exper. Xlllt E.O E rent p/tlm4' v11cancte1 10 WW lralo. CM. 833~ working coads. Located e I t c t r o n I e :; . SSJ~l •UAADS oc AJl'l>Ort aru. Pica~ MACHINIST IC'lerype/ttl~phont' Perm. 1'\.111 & prttme. c.an Mr. Lewis for tn N.B co. OMda. Clu• A !\)'ahna r epair & FACTOllY HILP Day ibll\a. Mature pre· lervlew appt. 5'9·l900 ext Machinist for Brtd1epc>rt weather foreeaaUn1. No Ute. Wiil tr•-O· Full· rd. ear ft phone req:Q. ,.m. Mill IJ llardlna• Lathe. l'"I>_!,~ nee Xlr:!_! 1 rt>e Ume.567·9544 Fae Ill ty In I rv 1 fre '----------i 01oae coterance ptec11lon tral~·I w/pay .. _ ca1 Complex C.11 833-3000. LoHIJOOlethln~ valu•ble' wortr Exper req'd. Top ooverage • travel. Por flBEROLASlltrOOl~lNG ext uu Tuet thru Fri Place an ad '" our Loet bem. E.O E. 557-9051 aak moft info oo quaUflca ~~~~~-111~ ~orwldR~. Equal Opporlunlt 1 and found columna. ror RooAdamt Uona' beaeflt.s uu your .....,.,_ ...,.,... Employer That'a where Pf'O()le look Air National Cuaro l>Nta, ctt. ._ t'714l when they've found 81\ Cl.l4ailied Ms. your one-R.epreMnt.at.ne, m.7363 ~. Waa&Ada CAUIM2·M'78 lumofvalae. atop • lt~ntor orm.1343 -. -... ~~~ ....• ?!~~~.!~.~ ..... !!!.'!~.!!':'.'::! ..... !!.~~.~::":~ ..... !!~I~-~."!'~ ..... !!~~ ~.!:::'~.~ ..... !!~~ '"""' "'' 26. •01• om ••Le· lil I 1 Secretary. el(cellenl tWpW..t.d 7100 AMft"u 10'5 ~dn t04C \y'l)llt with ireneral orftte ••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·1 M1mn& l"romo&t! I n teroallonal ' lol:•I a&blellt' romp & ~tu deal.I. ha school or ~ol ~ Abo nt!«i Mer. uwn olc Wiii train & 3PW ~ 74'1 ocp\ .. ~ 615-3326 RETAIL CASHIER SALES CLERK ('(~cal du\les Growth Beaut ianllq pump o r lllCES & MOPa> ~ potential Salary open Telephc>M Sales 11111 Reftn & an phiytnll New t1 Wied bw> c 11 64G-~ EARLY BIRDS! cond S.Si.> o1 b!>l ufr trade Cyde ·.,.Cu ~ ---S4&2Z77 J'llt>wp<>rl ~t qi C M ...... &•~ M.a'"'" t-•ernale Top money Mwit h••• car 631-.l!lll H~latl marine hard\\are swre ~cl·k:, ('a~hu:r Bt-ttl'h l0t•atwn. xlnl \\Orkin~ <.·onds NaL1onol <.·o w /ttll mujor twnel1ts Somt! wknd work Call H Mornson. 645 1111 Ft~lJtl marine httrdware blore seek:, !'>a lel\per~on tor training pos1t1on w ex per Beach Marina local ton Nauorwl <:o w tall maJOI' benefits. Som<• wknd work Knowl~dge of marine htirdwarl' pref'd. but can train Cull n Morr~on 645-1711 WOltl l :lO-f M2 79111 For,_"' * * * * • • --------n.t Aft VISIT 11..adu• ' J ,pd Str:J to• et'900M JONATHAN tHXBY 'S bl.lr.e ~ iclnt cond S3.. HOOMIRS! WHOLESALE AM t;t( 4< Olli all u noon 536 724.J SI ... I ... ' BRITISH ANTl~UF...... Ir~ • ~ ,.. NEW CONTAINF.R ~ 80.1.ll' Do you n~ e"tn• money Won I ·5 & enJoy vanety Let the .._.IGHT OWLS'. TIUS Wf,F.K •••••••••••••••••••• •• TYPISTS & SECRET ARIES MOTOlltOUTI The DaUy Pllot has a large route In M1ss1on Viejo. Yon thru Fri af ternoons. Sat & Sun mornings. Must have de peodable car. $50 cash deposil rt.."Q. Good driving record. Call 642-4321 Leave name & phone Your· call will be re turned. An Equal Oppor Employer An l!.:qual Opportun1ly Employer freedom & nexibtllty of n 2911 Croddy Way Pt-no art kitten• < 1' A n· work.mg temporciry 85 WC>m( 5.9 & Santa Ana. Ca !\40 2911 g1:.ll!n'<l Xlnl 111.o.ihl.1 Play "" D"Y bt·.a uld v I lvr: h ~.,,tr 111gnment.s of your cho1ct--• t t rOITl 'iow '"", 1,1, work for you Call am We have ~methlJ\g for CH l NA CABIN 1-; T ().'Jtl-9~ HltpW..t.d 7100 HllpW..tH 7100 HefpWClllted 7100 H.tpWont.d 7100 medJatcly everyonl! lf you like Lo Cu r ved Kl"!>~ Or11t -----••••••• ..... ..... ...... ...... .. .. ..... ... .. ... ··········· ................................... ~8~ oovf ef ircl oea d. UtUt on the phonl' fuu.sh. D11H:d 18\17 M llll OOCJS 80~Qe f'llotoPriltt RKetY~Clerk Sa1lmukt.!r seumslrt'1>l'I SECRETARY WE'ltEFOltYOU $850cash S4!1006711ft1i •••••••••••••••••••••·•· NUISN.VH U-7 Shill. f"/Ume ~bed fac11tty Xlnt bens . Bayview Cc>nv Hosp , 20SS Thurm Ave. CM 642.J:i05. NUISU RN I Sl.2163/Month RN II $1352 /M o LVN's $823 /mo l\pply al Personnel orr1ce. Fciarv1ew Slate llOl>P • 2501 Harbor Bh•d, CC>!ltcl Mesci. -·----- HUltSlS AIDES Day shaft Xlnl bl!ns Bayview Conv Hosp. 2(X)S Thurin Av!!, CM HUltSIS AIDES 13&11 1 Exper'd. Coun· try Club Conv. Hosp. 549-3061 T h Enh I needed Good puy, t\Jll N rt Ce t , AA t Bai.e pay ubove min --Oolckr. lh·ln1·\1·1 \l"!J ouc -up: ance co . Career oncn ed person lime 675 6970 ewpo n er...,.. a ion wage. Add commission & Ounese.~mbro1dercd :.ilk pw:-. AJ<<.: t"1l'ld & !>how or pnnts. Hrs nex1ble. needed by The Red ----Mln 3 yrs exp .. ti() wpm SS7-0061 Jucket w. tun"'h In uur•'le ........ _d o bonuaeino yourbasepay .. • ~ 1'" ,.. " pt'l :,hot,, worm•·d Start $2.7~. Use pencils & Ba 11 o o n L l d . I-' 1 n e s A L E S <; L E R K ~u "'"h • 1 wpdm th ping 3723 Birth St, NB ror tugh eanungs Stu & black w 1 lite blue t-d~ rrused w /TLC X Int ll1:0.1J dyes. Arti!tic skill & col· Children's & Jr's AP estabhshed ~talioncry sl ave g P one Equal Oppor Employer dents also Cind lh1:. 11n Ing. Embroidered over 121.31425 15til or sense needed. Wall pare! r ttime. Call Mal store Needs inside techniques. gen ofC' ~~~~~~~~~~I d 1dJ w1profw.100 of but ---l tra.tn. Non smoker. On thew at (7t4) 8'J8 30'~ salesgirl omce supply knowledge & outgoing -:: 1 e1tl Job terflys Prfct c·ond /\p AK<.; Registered m.i le l..il>• Sile Photographies, 3303 . , exper helpful bul not e,J>ers<>nalily. MaJl)r com CALL praJsed at $600 Mukc• pi..ppj . b wl'l k.> old Harbor Blvd, Ste E·S, Recepuorusl & Massl!U.'ie necess F'ringe benefits· t>any wtexcel benefits. 833-8095 olr It sexqws1te"42 2364 Father l'hamp. moth"r C.M. Belwn l0am-3pm. for top c l~ss .legit Group Medical, paid Start 1mmed1ately For •SECURITY• TIME. 1 IEE. -lovt'r Cal1ti7J 7:!5~ PRESSER massage s pa Sal + vacation. 6 holu..lays For con'1denttal interview ~~ Japanese silk l.!rol·ud\· -bonus We w11l lra1n appl call Betty , call Jack Armstrong Ubr..tH,lnc. Ob• Early 19th ccntuT) DOGTRAINING Expr'd for full or part 631-4838 714.7~11732 644-~ext461 •AGENTS• Equal()ppEmplyrm r Full lenl(lh Woven 111 Pvtclal>st.!:>&boardmK t Im e E S t b I U f ( w11v~ di r0<'kt.!r) l'.m JOhn Martir. 54H ll05'" · a , RECEPTIONIST typist SECRETARY broidered 111 m11n\ c•ul v .1 Cleaners 2547 Eastbluff chance for ad·v~n"e Sales Clerk . pl time "-'er da~k . .., u• ,_..r hr AIRLINE · ,.OJI '"Al,.. .._ b Dr 0932 -~ p f be VIU ... ~ .., "",,_ * * Tow Truck Drivers t'X ored rtowl"tln~ plJnl.. "' • , ... er, .. ,. 644· rnent. Costa Mesa mfg re er uper '" auly notyptng. good publJ<• re per'd Top pa) Appl~. Prfct cond V .tlu~ 1n lh.a:.k> AKC rc1: v .. n CO. Call Ms Bak~r. (.,14) f1e1d Laguna Halls Beau ta•.~ ••. fil•ng. o'>cc a 1o. I di ("d t hd ~ ' t s I 581 0700 ....,..., "' "' °"".., .... tf Y-· "-,.......__, ......... G&W TowlJ\g. 1000 Irvine Japan n20t1 A~ktn(( $JOO nen > • W J (' (/j; PRINTING LAYOUT Ir P'ttOOFDEPT. Business forms manuf needs someone w/exper. on IBM Compose r , pasteup & ruling. strip· ping & plate making. Will consider someone w/pnnting background for lraming. Call M·I". 10.3, S40-8027 642·7840. Y upp y, for interview appl -~ ......... ,.. TWU ,,..>."""" l.oH·~ kub 1194 J.7J lnThtf'OlowNM): Ave.N864212S2 ___ .,_.~ •Prov1dt.ng seC'Unty and Trainees MOVING ' 110u~1'.l'ULL Pun· lirc·d IOOlt h<Jir•·ct Rec.,,t-Typist Some stat1St1cal typing exper pref'd. Console switchboard Newport Ctr CPA oCfc Ca ll 644-8244 E.O.E. Saleslady expenenced In U\fants andtor ch1ldren'i. wear Full time OP· portun1ly Cor cidvance ment "'or a ppt call 545-1440 S11lesperson. exper. 3 days a wk, rh1ldnm's store Npl Bch tlr v M2 3601 SAL.ESPER SOM SECRETARY for :>mall Cast growing mfg l'O Starting sal SIOOO mo Must have xlnt skills, SH & ~ping. ab~ ~ wo~ under pressure Want ca~r ma.nded Call Jim Raymond <714 I 642· 7840 Aft 6pm t714) 640·9245. serv1c~ lo the a1rhne lndustnal Uniform Co Of ftnc tarl) Eogh:.h & Oo<'h...,hw1d J . mo old traveler will tram workers for a~ Fren<"h Wct::.h dr,1 w paper .. & -.hot~ ii-;:, •Meetin.: cin1 greeting l>embly of l(armcnli.. fo'rnch ~1deboarcb OH ~I 2594 hWldredS of important pulhng ordt'rs. taping. tbles. che:.t:, 11 ~ t tZI GI) Id t' n Ht• 1 r 1" , 1• 1 people everyday stock. etc Also need Oxford Ln Dover Shore~ w paper... 4 moe;. $1lllo •Full lime opportunities qualJ(aed sewers Apply S48-0091 75 i JI~• •The best waRl!S and Standard I ndustrial benehts in the st.!CUnty Uniforms, 17712 Crabb l m Port 13 t' d l' n ""Y}' r U\ali.r Ap:.o. ft•m I Hold industry Lane. HB vie of Liberty daspl.ty !'.abinct Cup p<Jp .. r~ & -.trnt. · $:!2fi •Free parkinK & Beach ?am 3pm ~.°10.i,,rx~.6~. ~.~,.~~~-1~1• 100_11171 RECEl'TIOHIST General Ofc. Typing ex per nee. Newport Ctr Property Mgmt. Perm. HUISES AIDES --------•I Benefits. Phone644·0603. f'1t1me 1 J .3o &1or PRIMTIMG Mature. l!xpenenced in men 's & wo mc11 ':1 sportwear & fashion Jeans So Coast Plaza Stort.! Xlnt opportunity. salary nex1ble pend1nR expr Call Dana or Mano 540-6\28 *Secretaries* •Uruforrns furnished TRA I NEE 0 per al ~ ~.S .. dr~p ~p~'1 dw111~ LAll PUPS. Al«'. btk ' • Acctng/G O. to $18,000 And You P'ouui: Vitamin Encapsulation room chair~. pede~lal Ch Lrnc:.. $100 $15<> Employers Pay All Fees •A cheerful. pleci~unt al machine da)s . f tlml! dirung room tcihll• J':J 11:1t; 462(1 J 11 30 Exper pref'd or will tram Flagsh ip eoov lfosp. 466 folagshlp Rd. N B 642 8044 Nunes l\1de 9 s 30. S26 a day. Park Lido Nursing Home. NB S37·630'l ore Mgr/Manuf lo $12K R«epl/PBX UH lo $'700 Sec Bltpr /Conslr $900 Secretary AIA to $860 lrva.ne Personnel Agency ~ E nth C05ta Mesa Sutle 224 64Z l470 Ol-'FIC1': ll EL.I• To run I .:•rl property m11nagement ofc. J day per wk 10 k!!Y book kt-epini: Non ~mokt:r suirt $4 t hr (;all anytime 675·9!'116 Immediate opening, day shaft. Expe r ienced Davidson or Apollo Press Operator Contact . MARTEC ltf:PltODUCTIOHS IMC. 3311 W MacArthur Blvd Santa Ana. Callforrua 1714) 546-9240 An Equal Opportunity Employer M /F US Ciltz.ensh1p Reqwred ·--~-~~-~~-Prodllctioft TroiM« Rubber hose products. lrvme area. Must pass l'O physical including back xrays. Ca II for appl 540-7639 E.O.E. OFFICE ASSIST. Psychiatric T~ch $1034 /Month Apply at Interesting d1vl!rs1f1ed Pe r sonn e l Olfa<·e. work for ci consc1ent1ous f'airv1ew S~le llOtJp1tal, person W /~ood ore ex per 2501 Harbor Blvd. Costa &typmgsk1lls cSO wpml Mesa Pleasant telephone man '-------- ner Work 10 beautiful r /TIME Gal Friday modern bid g Vii I con flex hrs Tratn tn Long gerual people. earn good Beach. SS2·7349afl5pm Irvine 546·4731 ptsy & benefits C..11 i.. DECC in.ea! Estate WAMTID!! WOMEN RECEPTIOMIST Animal hospital. 2 yrs exp req. heavy phonel> & public contact F /T or Ptrmc wknds 644 S463 Recept ionil>t. for busy switchboard Jo:xp re· qwred. Benefib Plush ofc. N. B locallon Apply in person betwn I°"' 3901 MacArthur, Suite 211 or Call EllloU 752-7170 RECEl'T10HIST lnvestment company in H.B. has an 1mmed poll1 lion for ci s harp recep· tionist. experienced. type 60 + wpm Salary st.arui al $600 Call Mr~ Turner 96.1· 4567 R.E. Sales * HEB>S> IMMB>. VA Specialist Also i! positions in exc1ttn).( & expanding Century 2l Of rice: Call for appoint ment today & d1l.cover +Why we are bclter' +Why we are grow in~' +Get your l.Jcense fast' +Ho w to earn big money' Be glad YOli called' 971MOOO CentW')' 21 Surf Re41l.Y Liz Reinders Agem·y utudc English speaking l•"r round bl.ick Vl'l1H'1.,;n 4-020BirchSt.Stel04 •A courleou will nu mges Appl). 8-10. Mon marhll· lOP c.,rq•d "°"toYou 804S Newport Beach 83.3·11190 , • "'· 1 "' i''rr. LJJ'lw1tco Lab. 21411 Dutch d1l.p l.iy l Jbtnrt ••••••••••••••••••••• • • Call for uppt/estab 114 and sancerl! per..onaltl) Newport Bl. CM ti"5' xJ 6 <.:oHte 1 ablt• l'wo heaut1f111 lonl(h;,H • Queen Anni! lc)t:.. marbk wl( •>'d k11~.n· Hu•h And You Han: ••SALES•• Secretary-Management •Acar level for Exec. Director •A telephone Profitable p1t1me 11ales of MuJli Mil1ton Dollar positaon.s eve:. 5 9 Mon NB Investment Firm TMn Call Or ... --.. In Fnday 531 08ll Top <'ompenscit1on + ''"°"At: -n""J SALES bonus plan F10anc1al & Southern Orange Cty mktng background pre· BURNS l'Ompanyneedslwosales f'd Contact. John ~le 1mmed1atcly for Dundee. A mer1 can lftt~ TRAINEE 10 learn to set .ippornt ments by phone for large industrial company Good hourly wage~. re gutJr pay fJl~l'~ bonuses. daily cash Im medJate openinj.(~ CJ II !\40-5581. ask ror Ted or Hon to-house phone sales 1·2 Home Mortgage. 1714 I year.:. expenencc in surf 759-1515 __ Security TYPIST /RKept. mg & ~kateboard sale~ . s.rtle»s, lftC.. for J Newport ~nter prelerred Generous Secretary-research al>:. l 1715 ~ CcnterSlrt~t Mt."litC'al office Pcrrna base• s.ilary + com Newport ~a<:h consult Anaheim 635 4630 nenl part llml' Mon thru mission ~II Jim Frohl ing firm set-h well EqualOpportuntl) t'r1 I lo 5 Salary open lnl? weekdtsys be(ore qucil1f1ed setrelary EmployerM IF 7590'..!.'-5 noon 493 7873 Musl be top ~lat1slll'al -_ ------typist & have flare for -tTYPIST. 111 your homl.' 20 worklJ\g with numbers Service Station Allen hrs wk. steady. $3.50 hr Ashley t: con om 1 c dant. exper'd Day &. Xlnt skills . Reply K RI. SUMMER Services 640-07~ Eves Full & ptltml! /\p PO Box 18942. Irvine. ply, Shell Station. 17lh & Ca. 9Z713 SECRETARY·SR. lrvme. NB -------- Xlnt secretanal i.k1ll:. .,. . Typ1sl for CM Escrow o<c SALES CASH statistrC'al tyvang. & Sen1c~ Sta Attendant. Accuracy a ms\ Call figure aptitude req d for exper d Full. nr P/l1me Grove r S 1 n i. Icy u l Right about now you an'Ounllni:dept Mustlit• /\pply.ArrnStallon 17th ~7-SlOO may be wondenng wh1:re self motivated & hJvc & Irvine. C~t -------- l ..... I k f ood bl 1· l . t tfyp1st. sorting & handling o .,...gin 00 mg or a g pu IC re a ion~ a Service Sl.illOll J\llt'n 11 t EHie t ehabl Summer Job' Well. 1f you tJtude Xlnl co bl:nef1ts d1t11lS 121. part & (/lime. m 1. p ten : r 25 h ~ are enerl(ellc. articulate Irvine area ~nd S;tlar) experd i\ppl). C.ire) :.~er ~i~e .f'texib~ enthus1asllc & really en history & resume ll'l Chevron. sw s Coa:.t schedule May lead to JOY talking lo people/we Class1f1ed ad no 219. c o llwy. Lagun;s Brach r l c· 11714 964 1006 can ~how you how to earn Dally Pilot. PO Box 1500. ---... _1_m_e __ a _____ _ top Ch1ppendalt' corn rcmJ" i''r•'l' '" i.toml mode ()(11111 lronl. ~Ul·l'n ho ml' <.: .. 11 ;,~!I .J.lt-•. Anm: lei(:>, J drJwcr' l'H'Olnl(~ Sade lablc tT141rbll! to1> & shelf. 2 drawer ~ut-cn Pre!! pupp1e ... L<JI, ml\ " Anne le~s M ed&llron wk:; old tj4b 62'34 chair & :.tool Low~ XI'-' arm lha1r ht~h 1.J,H k Mal\• Gl.'rmar. Sheph,·rrf I j rm l h J 1 r Mo 1 ,. } r l-tJ\le:. kid:-It.id ,011.t 497-4021 tr,11nm1: ~fl ~ilh -~CIRCff 80 I 0 ct Tl-. Pupp1e..,. i. wk. •11tl ••••••••••••••••••••• •• 1\u.."°'t She" mi' F'r , .•. ·c F R t: II T D 1\ ~ A G E l> i:d hOffil'" K!J'i' IJ'i I:: HOTPOINT l;)AU: 33Clll W Warner nr tlarbor &nta An~ 'Y7~ 2921 FRI':,.. TO GO()() fll IM i'. I k.1lll•n .. 'I wk. lxll< I rnll M24~~ c;A .. ~H PAID W sh r 1 L> r yr..,, IH· fr 1 g Lo"ablt' ln~k) or:inl(l' & work.mg or not ~57 11133 wh1ll.-" month ma le k 11 ----lt•n :-,.t5 38!16. 644 511711 Dryer 220 Elt.!ctnc Scar" • . -Kenmore, i.:d cond !'all Complete Housl.' (. .;t /\I Billy eve~ 6'15·5394 ..,h0l5 &•aut lnr.i.: hair 1-'rl'~·· 642 4 li4 Lrke New Mont WJrd Refng Frier w I( mk r Free tn l(ood home Ct•n 21 (' ( $275 ~2 71.;7) ~lll'l.1. \l)Vlnj.( & ~er.Ill' -----9&i 1:114 Kenmorl' Hea"' Duly F\I~ dryer :sli67il ifl77t Lr.: ••••••••••••••••••!?:.(j -load door XJ" dryt>r gold. new Wall trade tvr SLES'LESS? ELE::CTR/l. dry .. r lun~,llt·d m..lrr!t,. bm. 54.52815 -,pnnJ: & lr:1m1· a11 11 t:;qua! Opportunity Employer OFACECLBK Purchasing exper pref'd lluntington Beach CtlY School DlSlnct, Slart1ng saJciry $749 to $770 w/ad vances to a top of S9Jl per mo Apply 735 14th St, It. B Phone 536-WI OPTOMETRIC ASS'T Mature woman. P /T . Wlll lraan Some front of fll'e exper helpful . 54s-1576 to complete staff or aC'· t 1 v e & progress1\e Orange County Real Estate of<: ~nerget1c saleswomen needed lo l.uruted positions. Newly licensed or exp'd. locen• tive comm1ss1on plan. 1mmed. money program in on the JOb training w /full time woman manager Unique op· portun1t1es for women Call Pat Daniels today at 894-0611 I.E. SALES OPPORTUNITY Work in a comfortably decorated oHtce in a pre suge area where there ts constant buymg and sell ing. Unique Homes 10 Mesa Verde has a new manager. a new "70/30" comm1ss1on schedule. several new hsltngs and a new lease. We are look· mg for sciles people, ex perienced or new' How about you? Call Sandy Orlowski or Jim Wood al S46-5990 good money by applymR Costa Mesa. Ca 92626 Sen Sta Help n~dt-d 1m rt)rp1Sl. part tame. mature these skills Introduce med Mu!tt hl· Ill woman preferred Ex the beautiful Time Life S.C....tary-Hotel Day natchl shifts J' ail ceUenl salary & fnnge Book Series over the Experd secy-sales dept Full or pit. Apply 990 ~ benefits Call 642 4463 phone from our I rvme Good typing skills . Apply CM Hwy. '>I H Ask for Joe ofc Our guaranteed in person Mon Fri 9·4, --- ----------- hourly wage + com Sheraton Newport, 4545 Senll'e Stu Attendants TYPIST gen ·1 oft·. 55 m.Jl>s1on + bonuses al MacArthur. N B 141 I' tame now lo full wpm. hrs to swl. rull or lowsourbesl reps toeam1·---------time an Summer Will p / t New I\ t 1ant1.., from $4-$6 Per hour We•' lra1n Apply 2590 Manne. 007 Randolph, even have three conve· Secretary Newport Bl. CM Costa Mesa n1enl p tttme shrfl:> EXECUTIVE ------Morning, aflcrnoon & Sewing Oprs ·sportswear WAITRESSES evenings ava11 mfg Can make ur' lo S6 E d r hr 642 3472depl 7 xpr waulresses ur SPEND YOUR SUMMER AT SECRETARY - - -p\1 yuchl club Short hrs SGT PEPPERONIS for day & n1,.:hl shift In f'r""""or 1; ··u rt Chc~I l(ood t'OncJ1t1on WrP lJlo.l <;"4A,. ' bl.~t oHl•t c~1 . &Ml ~ type. Coldbpot. Like new $135 4trl ZOO! Commen·1al wa-,hl•r work:. good $40 offer ~-li333 ----GE REf'RIG Brund New 1,; cu ft fop lr:u U11rvest r.:olrl RctJtb $3!15 ~l'll fur !JOC w 1 mr~., ~uJr CJl' **'BUY** \f{l()d uSl'd l''u m1lun· ~ 1\ppl1an('(•' OH I wtll -;di or ~1-:1.L for Vuu MASTERS .AUC TIOM 646-1"6 & 83l-CJ62S tASll PAID F•.lC' i.:ct ust'<I tum .1nlr t!U\"" & dr TV .. !157 1-tJ:! 960~ --- L1,ke ~;-w .. ~ t<.:nmon• Fu r nit.ur• SJlt•. l11n\ ') Washcr&Orycr .. 01:.i . lam1•:-. lh h ~ Packaging l::n g1neer . &twp manuf hall xlnt Real Estate opcntnl( (or e ngineer ---------R.ESALES w exper ln conveying. REAL ESTATE SALES If you are a new licensee fttb.ng, cappm~. labebnR NOW who wan l s both a mactunes & container m personalized atm06phere dexing. 645·36?0 and the benefits or a na Part lime experienced legal secreta r y M1n1murn typing SSWPM No ~horthand for group of attorney:., 5 1'> days pr week. mom ings or afternoon 1-:x cellent opportunity for houseWlfe w1lh the rtl(ht personality Telephone 97~1 Ask for Menel P3rt ttme help wanted, ovl'r 21 yrs, 2 or 3 eve'> wk. Tend bar and over see help, will tram. apply belwn 4PM and SPM days o nly. Or1i;t1nal Sam's Pizza. 8847 Adams Ave. HD. PART TIME IS Tff [ tiooally recogruzed com· pany. WE ARE TIME INTERESTED IN YOU' We offer a 70 hour "Red Key" training program ToJom Tht Prof9.s1HM1Gb al WAU<ER&LEE coupled wrlh 10 dividualtzed "10 the field" trauung CALL TOM TURNER REDCARPET 754 L202 A JOI THAT'S FUH, CHAUEHGIHG &PAYSWELL! Caius for AltlftterrwAppt Mon ttru Saturday 833-8095 TIME-LIFE Ubrarie~ Inc EqalCll Opp E:Mptyr m/f OPPORTUNITY knocks often when you use rcsult-gctl.lllg Daily Pilot Cl&Mafled Ads to reach the Orange <.;oast market. Phone 642· S678 SAMTIAGO IAMI< Excellent opportunity for an Executive Secretary with som e banlung experience pre ferred. Must have good shorthand and typing stulls. You will like work ing an our congemal at mospbere and will enJOY a fme salary and many eltcellent benefits c ........ TmtM Loc.affon Plecise Contact ...,...~ Direct.or of Personnel 17141 UZ-5200 SANTIAGO BANK EVENINGS Male or fema le . Part lime days. Lunchtime hours llam · 2PM. Please apply In person!•-------- Tuesday through Satur· 5l5L ht st TmtM.C ... AduJts with outstanding, attractive penonalilles who enjoy working wtlh ki<U. Start at $3.50 per hr. Phone &U..a21 11250. between3.00-S.OOP M. Asllfw~ Equal Opportunity Employer Pu&.a & Di.sh up cook The gp.gbettl Bender. 6204 W Cout Hwy NB Speak to Mr Lorenzo ---- NXNl4w..-Ser#. All sblt\a avail. EJCper pref'd , but will tram. Weekeoda a mual. Call forappt~·Tm EOF.. daY2·5PM: Carl's Jr. 23002 Laite Forest Laguna Kills Equal Opp Emplyr M I f Call today for an in· terview & find out why --------~ you should joa.n the pro· 1---------r us loo e I t eam al WA.L.KER & LEE. Ask for Sandi (114) 772·3410 1213) S89-7362 WALKERiLH Real Estate /vi .Eqiaal OpportunUy Employer RESl'AURANT COOKS& COUMTIR PERSOMMB. PBX Aoawerlni aervlce l•--------• open tor ruu • P rr ca 11 Male Or Female. Part or tull time. d.ays or maht11. Lunchtime bouni avalla· ble llAM · 2PM <Age 18 or over for nlaht shin 1. Pleue apply l.n pc"raon 1\aetday U\f'oUflh Salur- d•Y 2·5PM -.-1 PU onaA TotlS WUJ tralo. Days • evea Call~. cart•s Jr. 98'5Wamer Avenue f'ou1Qln Valley Equal Opp .Emp!Yr m/f Mort famlUet are actUng the camplna "buff' lhJs year. ll you b avo 11 camper that ·1 not aetUna \IMld, Mil It now wllh a C1uaified Ad. Equal Opp Emplyr m 1f Help W.ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TELEPHONE SALES SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. Has immediate openings for TelephoM SalH Rept eselltoff•H Full or part time. Excellent company benefits. Paid vacation. hot idays. employee discounts. Enter ~ challengi ng world of telephone sales .... O,,Qlit•ty L-f 'pee PIZZA STOHi-; terv1l'w1ni: 9 JO to 11 Now llmng for full & F'r1 1Sat Call for appl fl/lime openings .il loca 673 77JIJ lion near OC Airport ~ ------- Must be 18 or over Apply W a I I res s w a n t l' d 1n person . Oni::mal Paiza $.1 Hr ~ 2300S E. Bnstol tips Apply rn perso~. Santa Ana Height~ 2121 Balboa Blvd. N U ~9 a674 betwn J Spm (Next to McDonalc.b I Equal Oppor Employer Wlttdow Tintinq lttstaHer SHlPPING & E"per helpful O\t-r :!I RECEIVING 644 8494 Har d working )Oung personwantedtodosh•P· Window Wu11h1ng As~l ping & odd JOb11 in C M needed for i'i 8 are.i automotive wJrchouse Must be o' r ti tall <.;all SS6·8840 Ask for 645 1392. John WOOD WORKYS SHIPS CARPENTERS & Millmen. Assemblers, MARINE MECHANICS Table saw workers. San lo start immed111.tely ders & .f'ln1Shers 2 )rs Top wages and benefits e"per nee Xlnl. pay & Qucihfied lnd1v1duals ap benefits Apply 3123 W ply 10 person. Lido Ship MacArthur Blvd. S I\ Yard, 900 Lido Park Or . Newport Bch YACHT SALES Comm .. exper m sail dl' Shoe s ales person. part sired. Kona Manne. 3400 ume. women·s s hoes via Oporto. Ste 5. Lido Apply in person Paul /\I Village. N B 675· MOJ Ian Shoes 9 Fashion lsland. Newport Beach MerchmdilM SHOPTRAIHH Im med opena.ng w tC041la Men manuf co Xlnt benefits. Wiii tram rtgbl person 545.04-03. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMERICAN OAK Laraeat Selection 759 7500 lha1r::_ Aft.~ ti4ti 3.135 -----..-- Etctdric: Sto•• b75 4392 8015 •··•··•·•·············· • ~ pr1c1• ol t l1qu1dauo1• ~j)C l'\/Cr)i lhlOI( jtlR'' I pr l1\1n l! rm,,., llen•ulon "ttilu lo\ c:.••al • ottoll'l<ln sw:, l:Jmc ~eh. l)JK l'hr' .11\ woc>O -.ola PUBLIC FURNITt;R~: *AltTIOM* Tonffe 7:30 P..M. I II \ , ... l •• I -I h ( ... .\ roclH r, ' pr•• ,. or!. tud•· ,, hed,, m .. ur~·!>' A hox ... pnnj.(.., bunr( beth t.. bdrm '>lb 1·nd tbh $ 1t11 k •J·· II•'' ltlll'> ru...,h1on ,olJ & hl\.l'~c.11 ll & .I ;\1Jll fl'"'"' l!JX 1-: h i !'>I :0.JnlJ /\n« ~';' .~lh CDNMn W.tco•> APT CONS!GN M ENTS STOCK LIQUIDATIO~!"t Lovely bdrm "'r' drei1ser., l'h~ .. i... m1r rors. headboar<b. tbl.; l\mi.: Siie bt.!cl $54' (,ood Comllt 101• chn. chmas. bar 'toob. <.:.ti! !WI t;(l\I';' ~l'Omlo!~ magaztnl' rark::.. :.mokc t _ stands. 'IOlas & tov Urown nJul!.•h}ch• wl.• eseats. 0Cl'J),1t10al r hrs SI:!.'! rockers. rofft-e & ~·nd !*\Ct 31!'>4 tbls. apartml!nl 1ypl' sofas & chrs, and & cntl lbls. refngerator' DON'T MISS THIS ONE!! SAVE SAVE $AVE We honor BofA. M C Cash 1er'i; Chc~·k, & CAS H No pcr:.onJI check& PLEASl::' t"ood avatlable Item:. subJt:l't topresale. MA.STYS AUCTION 207S\o'r Newport Blvd CM 833-9625 646 11686 Bill CAN YUN F'umllun· •111 .. 111 .. l'h tl34 <1:r. :I, ti40-li:.! 11 ~:!room ~ct Sl\Xl SinRh· beet S(jj) DmtJlk ~cl $4(' ' recliner-$25 each 1\" xlnl 979 SHZt: Movm~ Slilt'' Lr.I;! w:ilr1u1 cah1ncl. h1de·d ood. ltllk C.'Cl.'l' dt'•k , WJll'UI ,\ 1tlas~ coffrl.' 1 bl, anllqu•· ctuna cab, kini;t bookctl"' h 1· .1 d b 11 .1 r !J • I' ,. w wus her dryc1 d~ T\ q u J d ., 1 l r ~· n r ,. l ,. • pta)'er anrt mucti mlll '1 mort' 759 ;soc Siller needed Ca s ll lie Elem ares Boy 6 Hr before s~hool 3 hr.s an Mon Fri After 6 P M l.o Orange County Stewart Roth AntJques ~ E. Oyer Rd S A (at Nwpl Fwy I 7S I 8922 •EXHIBITOR t.;.'.,rnri tiiiiilTA. R GA'ZER'~~i SPACE• )~''.ill II\ .,;;;, STIMOGIAPHER Or&11ge Co PretiS Cluh •"n • Lt' Y It t'Oll ~i.. u1-.. 581-4796 1 ~ .,,u ,1 H. (..,,,.Dot'" A<'f,.,.f, V.,Hft 1:,). M'' 11 .,.~ For busy a1rcraf\ dealer Antiques Pant-Crall ~.,. ., ..,. ..... rl ·~ •• ·~· """ ", ,,..,,..., oc AlrpOrt. No ah. but Baunr • n llAA ,, ~'"'' ..... -0•1' I I Sotu•d~v (>.))~/~ .. must be able to use die Sunday JWle l8 ,..,,.,~, 11>cll! .-i """"• •Qf"""""1 '"1" ... ...t~•• 1• 1"'1~ .. r ,.,.,, Ztld oc ti.1111 ••on \Cc>«tio taphone. Front ofc post Santa M a Colkge j! ':,u.''!! , .,.,...., ,, ""'""". ., ,....,., oc:· u~~ tlon w 111ome phone & Space Jle3erval.J0011 "')..... •M tt ~=' ..... -~. ~7,:,,Q ;'i,:'o I'<» ,, ~ customer contactduUe11 . 882·5011 (')J~~:!: ·oeoa .. , "'-vo'• ... "9 11._~, •• Salary open based on t:ll :~:::"· ~~~. ;.:~.. llt~n ~r. Apply s.~. Ml.nlon For collectors Antiqul! °'""'"' '°' .,,,. .. , 4,,,...,.....,..., .-.oin••M con1ole tbl Burl ed er...•~''' ,c_ • ..., .. l .. ,... ,.o-ruAa echcrart. 1874 1 No walnut veneer English ~,.rr ,~,.t jj .~·L~•o :.~:..,. ~O::' OK '' ~· Airport Woy. S .A breil.faat tbl. c:ofroe tbl l)!!t~·" ··ci--"1'"' "r• "·~>if' 540-2720 hf!i•ht, E"'"lish butler's • ,,~,, :~;:.: :i ~·.:;-;~:-::;."' •l ».e-a-• ue --,.~,, utt , • ..,.. c"taKO.M SUMMBWO«K tray. an~c platter . ~~:~~; :;S".i ~~' ~%~~., ~!~ ::4l FOR SlUD&n'S qUsc:. 842 . ,~i'·~wi :::• ::::<-:::,,·;.:, "t~t~~(E •.a7P.,b.rolpracelbed Muat ull, ant\que <'hair. '°" ,.,.,.... ..,.,., . ..., actlvlty, full" pit. Must e•rald arten tlrotadt ~~1, 11 !ts_:-,, ~" ... ~ .. -;~!""' be t8+. Call !7\4 1 Xlntcond.~0608 ·~•" •• ~ ~ ~- MM1Mor8'7t 25QO '4" Rnd Oak Oln Tbt, t> 11'~ ~~ ~~'"' :;::_ TelephoOeSbllclla\lon chain. ser ver. bu((~l ~B'il~ ... t/..l..J ~~ ~~ ... !:;"..°"'" Xlnt --..tunity fOC' Pfr aod cb.lM cab 1860 Vic· ~A~" ~ ....... -. ,.._ ........ '" ·• lb_ ~-""'""" 11 Cl~~"' .. o ·~ -~Ill.Al n.'~ won w1!tr pay polen klr\ao cvd Roaewd soCa. ~ ,~»" ,,... '°' ,. • ,,,,.,...;_1 Ual. M ·IMZT clockc:*" 613-irn ·-~·~ IYl~ \CVM••nt •·"""'"' SI•MHO\:i ,. I 1 ;,~ c . .Amiques ,1J/lf11 W holesale (jfl 7llfa lo the Trade Grear SmaJJsG& Furnishings Wcekd<i y::.Ten t1l rive 968-1331 18335Mt Langlt!y Fountain Valley l'\l'I'\ both t\.111 afford As lo\\ u:-. Orn\\ lt>ai tbl~ S80. !>l'b of l' h 1 .., S i :; . u I' m n r l r t• :-. S 7 5 . :.. 1 d l' hoar cl.., SK o. d rt•)'; s <:>r s w m1l'ror!-s -;5 ,\ND MliCf l ' 1 :\lOHE fkalt•r:.. \Vt•lronw \' 1 ('1 Ol'lil ANTIQUE SHOPS THE ANTIQUE FAIR Orowlear tblll rrom S95 Set:s or chri. Crom S80 Bdrm Swles from SIM S1debo11rds rrom S70 llall Trees from $50 Armoires from S95 O~caslonal Tbls Crom S20 Dressing Tbls Crom 570 Nol to ment1on our great select10f1 or mirror~. overmantels. stained glass print$, bnc·&·brac, eh· & all at the BE.ST prices 111 AU.. So Cabr OLD ENGLISH AHTl9UE CO. 548-1400 I 785 Hwpt ll•d C.M. Dally 10.6 S.. 11·4 House Of Miller's ANTIQUES b expanding thanks to you & your support To celebrate the operung Wl' will have a store wide sale everything 1oq,.30<',? off We have a Large Selection M~Oonald's Ptma 18960 lrookhunt Fountcai" Valley 962·3202 ---~ OHll1tSTIHT ~+~~ IMCAHHBY . . MIK••••a.a IOIO OHie. ~ & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ 1015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HEYER DUPLICATOR IBM o ldl•r Executive typewriter SJ oo t'J 11 714 642 7840 $100 Model 70 e<>mplulc· lY l't'bUllt. used I t1m~ Conference Txble, 60' Includes c he m ical & tound.wa1nuttop,6chrs paper. Dtll 1·13'7·644Y $.\.'IO. Ph 833 ~. 9·5pm Mesa Verde Country Club _wk_d..:.y_s _____ _ Membersb1p, full eqwty ,.,_ 10t7 membership Outstand •••••••••••••••• ••••••• ing mvestment Save Amencan l:bktmo puppy $3,000 thru Pvt Pty Ask Male, 6 ~k s S501urr 111g S:U.000. 968-4507 eves 631"'325 aft7PM ~------- MUST SELL Single mattress. boxspr U1gs & frame ONLY SSO. 846-3579 eve!J/wknds AKC Chihuahua Pu1>3 & Amazon Parrot. Call SS6 Z719 Used Ow&rC rabbit cages AJJ wire w /trays. 2 & J hol~. 645-0014 Corning Counter a n ge 1a1~-& n..--.. 1090 'th elf cleaning oven .--_., -r-- Wl 8d . k t' ••••••••••••••••••••••• avoca o, wor s grea , • SLSO.OrBeat offer. MUSr SELL Wurhtier Packard Bell console Reed Console Organ. s tereo-contemporary, Model 46. mahogany beautiful rondition the w /bench. xlnt shape sound is great 1100 Or $660 842·777 1 Best offer. King size waler bed·dark pUJe wrth headboard & drawers on both i.1de11, also includes heatmg ele· ment $200. 968 8561 itft 5.30P M. Newpor t Beach Tennti. Club. l..lm1ted number of tennis & s wim mem berstups avail. 644 0050 Dons ANTIQUE hproductf0tt CIHrift9 Out Beaut Anuque piano 1890 vintage Excel cond ~09 Hammo nd Organ B·2 Model, Ham mond speaker & bench. $750. 1.rte wd 536'8003 -------~Goodl 1094 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TENT 9 x 12'. Whtie Stag canvas Coi.t $180/new Used 5X 's. $79 cu sh 549-0667 aJt 6pm ----TY, Radio. HIFi.S~ 1091 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Make Me an Offer Authentic handcrafted c hina cupboards. B U S I N E S S It.reside benches, colfee LIQUIDATION IMf-. ftower 9040 *S.U 9060 C ;11 .. S./ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·•••••••••••••••••· .... 't 20 • ado 2S, 3 •••la, ••••• •••• •• •••••••• • • • • [I R•Y Q J rT\ilm, Jib. ISO'< Ge1lua d . st.ft " B A s 7•oa Honda eng Cockpit iO W('Nt Win (;~boVt'r controls. Super de-.:in cmpr ror ~ Lon trU<"k Now Open W\lh ahp. mu:1t !>~II S7SO tl46 7L2ti ~0749,645~ 8 n carnper w1A C •nd ~til 8PM HOBIE CAT 11· nrw upholtte-11' Mi.t s~ll l I $400 962. Z19'i 7 Da k Blue fTOOw / r r ys a wee 6(2.2073 Camper for rntn1 f'v trut•k WEEKEND rin~~~u~~ ~~nd si~u o f r 968 1396 wt!t!kdayeves SPECIALS Stock •554. 24 ·Cuddy <=a bin. Mert' 228. trlr many xtras Sl4,438 + T&L S to c k #5 4 :1 22 Owm1ghlcr M_frc 228. trlr, loaded $13.960 + T&L Stock 111>13 . .24 ' Sedan l'rwser, OMC240, trlr SI 6,$00 + T&L Stock 11 570. 20 · Open Mere 228. trlr GOODU>OKER" SI0.050 + TlrL S t ot'k llf>.'.12 JO Sportbndge 'I'w!n ,\I ere 2SS :. f"ISHERMANS DELIGHT Sl8.850 + T&L DEMOIYAPn. HARRISON'S SEA RAY 3101 Coast Hwy, N B 631 -2547 ~·Tnm11rao.1nd trailer Sl&Oll 89'i 61154 SEASPRAY 1~ Cat S650 w/rac ing sails Days !f79.3797. eves I 11 493·5262 14' fi berglass sa1lbottl. dacron sails, $350. 673-144() Lido 14, eKcell cond. Sl900 498·1076 IMMACUUTI! 78 FORD BUBBLETOP Camper Lei.s th11n 3000 miles. Loaded • Woulu normally "£•11 Cur $11.500-c-Omc down and dnvv It home·. 1t;W1 HBFS534 1 Slf95 Select A.to Saki 1221 H. Harbor lt•cl. .......... 772-9800 See D a MofcwiwcUHl•I 9140 Catahna Z7. at an I ••••••••••••••• ••• •• •• • Point Island N·54. or cal VESPA 962·9405 alter Tues MOTOR ScOO'T'ER Catalina 2i', atomic 4. 646·4064 Best Orft'r noUung to buy. like new Make oHer 493 5185 Moped Cunatt1. grel>I t'on d1t1on S325 551 29':!l Wanted 1mmed1ately C"t.'S ·Trailer for Hoh1l' 16 CaU B11J. Day:. 64.2 40tltl, 'iti Honda CBl~ I yr o~d. Ev~ 675-47" 5 i.pd, Like n~w $4.S 4· IOPM 6i5·6681 73 HOBIE 16'w/trlr Xlnl ----- l'ond. Blue & wht w1dbl B~llc r th~n J Mopl'd Lrap Sl.5SO 673-9325 Suzuki 50 3 spd. Si'51 or bcl.t 7!>4 ·0980 1976 Capn Cyrlone, 13' -------- sailboat. orng & wht. ~:le,.~/ complell' w /cover etc "50 '95<> Days 642. 7812. eves •••••• •••• •••••••• ••• • • 644-9222 or see at 96S W 1971 BS A Motorc•ycll•. 18thSt.CM SOOcc Vlt'lllr . l llOO • ff . on gmal miles $600, Kood tables. doug h boards. Calc ulato r s, v ideo baby cradles, spice games, color TVs Entire racks, Cobblers benches, inventory at or below doll cradles. padded bar cost. Video entertain. & babbling brooks menl center 300 Ii: 17th St. CM 5484051 Come & See GE Stereo, very modern, No Reasonable much like a mushroom ·73 Cahfom1an. 38' Sptfsh. twin diesel. lo hrs. full electronics, radar. ready for Albarore $85,500/ofrs Call Robb. 1974 AMF Pu er. 12 cond1l1on 675·1597 l'Vl'O· sailboat. uM:d only I Ulgs . 752-9515days. ~ason. Blu & wht, tom pletr. hit~ new S950 "n Kawasaki 650 custom Days 642·711 12. eves Mags, front & rear disc 644·9222 or set" a t 965 W brakes. 2.000m1 St':50 18th St, CM Would con 494·1865 &\5-6600 &1dl'r van. PU , :tuto ------- eqwty. oq ewetry trad<' I 974 Su zuk 1 GT 550. Of INTEREST SO. MAIN ST. S.A. 2051 Mewpori lfyd. Cotto Mtto btwn V1ctona & day on Newport Blvd. 646-5454 nIE ~~EE OF The Kiosk OLD NEWPORT LIVES With 16 unique & d•r· 7632 Edin1rer Ofter Refused!' XJnt cond 2 Speakers 34• Hacker lwtn Chl.'vy 23 I Cabrillo S200 5.52·3026____ 283's flybrdg, sips 6. lrg Cotta Mflo l..rg wood stereo cab1Det, cockpit S4000/bst orrer <Rear> $75 ororfer 673-1281aft3 PM. Sot/ Sun I 0-4 548·6833 14' Yellow1acket 0 /8. 30 frame, mount. fanni:. New & L'sed P Ca ts lugg rack & removab1l' F'actory demo., tradl' coat bag. Very c.-lean. ms. from S2.000 l' Cal S6SO 832 3220 X250 2/l8now avail Anttcpiir ftimt0s IJl9So Ma1nSt Tue Sat 10 4 541-2773 Cerent a ntique s hops ~ featuring Amencan & ..._1tiwgton ldt European furn. r are 142 ISi I !'.p1•r1Jhtt> 1n /\mencan clocks. collecllbles. • U J k & Euro pt' a n iewelry, pnols & un· 200/oOH AnHqu.1 Furniture We carry us ual prim1t1ves. Also We also have a store full r<''i l ored ant iqu e paintings of wo nderful goodies Getit~s orj.?ans ---------Unu~ual girts. s ilks. A Thn fl st.ore fort he d•> 11:i~iiiiiiiiiiii~i~..,....._,..---=-..,=--~-:--r-i flowers, pm.ms Much yow-sell decorator 1241 -!-+++,.. .... -..more. Come 1n & brow!.e So Mam St 10 6 Ua1ly COUECTllLES ..,....~......._~~~ ~li•aMAntiques SALE ;)m antiques. dol l s ~\'~'I~ SpN·1c.ili~h in H r&.1!>~ <Pnnce Rainier, etc). 1----------- /\ntir1ul' h;.irclwart• &l uPTO Y2 PRICEON l'i &P. dep glass, •••••••• uuk furni.lurc . ;l,/\SS. JEWELnY & Reamers. Occ Japan. AMERICAN OAK 1237 ~·Mat~ St. :-O~I E FllRNITl RE Tabl.roc:lc Best selection of roll top Daily 10 · 6 $ PECIAL l General Ston desks in So. Calif. hall 541-4174 31601CoastHwy trees,sw1vel chrs 1 Day only! . · Lagwia 4911-1918 La Manna Antiques .._ lefls Monday May 29th .a....a....a....a.....t....a....a....a 3414G CoastHwy You name it we have 1t. ~wwwwww~ ~ P...,2in.t • ·•96.·9486· glasl. collectibles & anti Soc~ [)OQt ,._n11ques • • • que furmtun.· d896 Harbor Blvc1 CM !221 So. Marn St -Call ahead 642·7576 836-1681 SILVERWARE • ..a.. · W\UJam Rogers pattern leochlilJardS.,.., ------•Chalice design. 5 place Anuque .5.lols, pool tbls & AUCTIOM 5E'tting ror 8 W/3 (){' S('f\ puiballs. expert anuqu~ DEALERS ONLY .ng set ss:; B or A & M c repairs. Every Mon lOAM M I ' &U9'1ftat(S . . . <:ontamers amvtng c I~• 1,..v IZI 1 So ~lain ~l weekly Moo·Sat 9·5 t 7'0 MGse...t. #Jt.-1 ,'\tort frt 96 Debb' •~ ColfeW..., ~ ANTIQUE Music BoKes' Slot Machmes' Clocks' HUGE SELECTION .... riCClft ••Mffoftal Open Wed. thru Sat. Thi.SIS a Pnvate Party Sale Color TV. quad s tereo w /B h P J ohnson Gd cond. _____ ...;;.. ____ • trkrecord player S500 Ph644-0442eves ~ sz water bed S90 Ear 759.7500 ll' Boston Whaler Like Am couch & l'hr S85 Dresser & mirror $70 REEL TO REEL Tape new. SOhp. trlr. S2850 546-5001 deck, Sony HP540. own 67J.mo a m P & s P k r s · 1977 R1enell 26' ca bin Greerr Daisy sofa. 48" microphones. o r will crwser Twin \75 If P pat 1 o s e l . e I e c pl~ anto pwr amp. $135 OMC outdnves. Lo hrs. typwewr1ter, 4·1" rnd ~2067 Loaded. $25.000 pp ~~~:;., t b I . dressers 'loats ___ &_M_ori __ ne____ 835-23S8 EBt.ate Sale Sun 5·28, 9.3. ..~~!'! .. ••. ••••• • 22' Tn>;an Crui1r Quality f u rn. Hshld loah.Marine F'Jstung. waler skung- goods, Clothing. etc. 4633 11:....i-nt 9030 ready t.o go by S/28. Poss Gorham. CdM, 673-R9 M •• :;;.:-;;-;............. free slip thru '78. 673·24m W .. MT TO SELL eves. only l'wo TUT TICKETS, Muy "' 30. l PM. $20 each Ross whttellne re · '6i C hr1sCr a ft :!6 963·8856 corder·400 ft swim lad· tapstrake sea sc1Cf. twin der. two step, stamless, engmes. tots or eqwp· Cleaning out house t& and misc boat parts ment, ready for r1s hmg. garage> Example. 1873 Call Dole at 498 Z709 s klrng, & summer. S9500 W 1 n c h e s l e r . ---------642·6393afters washer/dryer, tables & •ZODIAC -------- chairs, corree tables. ex POrt·A·Manne A TTEMTION ec desk, pewter You lnnatable Boats FISHERMEN: 2s· C hampi on w . Flybr1dge. CF54178B WINE VAULT. won on Evtnrude outboard 35 hp Sinr.?le Screw. galley. game show Value S2000. Great mot.or S250 head. bait tank Sleeps 4 name 1t, we have it! 292:5College.C M 962·8745 1714 )540 2070 sell SlOOO 835-2559 Ph 00·2175 Engine completely re· ----built Sear's Portable Elec '77 4 hp Aeromanne Ot B BectrottlcsGHr Wntport '61 HOHDA Pociffc loots CB350S400. 646-7206 ·W7 N Newport Blvd ·r. Suiukt RM250B. Xlnt 645-4520 cood $750 Hob1 e 16 '. It k e n c"' . ___ Ca_l_l 548 __ ·3842 ___ _ red1wht1blue. $1800/be:.t Suzuk.15 '78 RM250c St 100 o((er644·0386 76' RM 250 S1600 '76 RM (slander 30. MK II, s uper 125 S500 ·;5 AM 125 S400. boat. many xtra!> P.P. After6. 968-8325 644 1830 78 Harley Davidson En Hobre 12 Mono Cat w/ trlr cluro Come ride, decide J.?d cond $400. Sac mov fd 1~6 fl /Sell $711 11 llll( Aft 6pm. 640·4635. 645 n 1 •·CM l7''J. All wood w/tr;;;;,: '64 Hodaka lOOcr ; ·11 Ndb some work Mst sail' Yamaha ll~c Enduro. Call Tony 630-JOIO Days like nu. 963·2766 N1tes and wknds 673 7314 '74 Yamaha 250 Enduro. Lt:hman 10 w1tr&iler Re~ t.orL'<f $'750 968 1789ev~ gdcond S380 840-2845 Homu,S•J 24· Columbia Challenger. lleftt,t.Storc.,. 9160 loaded. clean $7000 Call ••••••••••••••:•••••••• 673-6606 ent a 1977 Exet'ut1\<e S :tntana"'20 n o tli6 w/tra1ler Xtras $7000 Call 631·4933 loah. Slips/ Docb 9070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mot orhome or M •n t motorhome from Herb f'nedlander Call any or these number.; 89M777 537.7777 821-1888 !'.ell & ~Un 11 ~ I _,,..,...,n• 642 ... 45 547•0933 8322GardenGrove Bl. , _______ _ - -----• G G---1.Jai~~~~:::::::::;i------- 1802 Kitt.enng, Irv (714) 754 1777 Dryer Xlnt cond SSO. Ao-~or only used twrce 1 h f d & Wanted. Slip for 36' new t1que d Green Chrna S2J().Ph631:H465 inc dept in er s ailboat Newporl MotorHO«MRfl'lltal Cabinet & l treplacr ---------brand new. unused2-way I 181/ ......... 32' M l nk F M radio & RDF $6500 Harbor area W1l pay re , rv srreen. &tofrs. 960 5677 20LtHke.P.ne.:rcL~~ ~~:rs. or best offer. Call Ray , ward/bonus. 832 3410 F\tlly self rontamed 536-8891 832-4930 Reserve now for 80 0 Modi' 8071 Trans Cerred. Member $375.548·9898 Holidays& weeken~. fvmitun 8050 FUIRitwe 5 Geroge Salt 8055 ~ry selling equity mem 171,,. Arena craft. 120 hp. Shp for 41' sailboat want REGENCY MOTOR ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• bershtp in Mes11 Verde ChrisCrart en1une & gear Mere cnnser. I 10 Well ed by Newport Beach HOME RENTALS ElLEHT BUYS' Walnut dining or game Craft.aman 10" radial arm CC. Great savmgs. Call box. model 'ML. com pl. & e<[tap'd. Gd cond. PH dOctor. Call aft 6pm, 925 N. Harbor Blvd, SA DC . . · tbl, & stx cham; Xlnt Old trunks. divan, s tove, sawNewcond.$75. aft 5pm.894-5873. run ning. Good cond. 493-5B7S Fmdersfee.&147994. •• 53 l·2503•• Btful Stor y & Clark c'Ond S200 979 .. 1334 eamngs.GOODIES! Sat 642·Z790 Make oUe r . Don 1 ____ . _____ _ µ 1 a n o , < m a p I c > • & Sun ea m <>n . 163 Festival of Art.s. Laguna Pndham 979-0862 aft 5. 36• FT Drake·Craft. 14 FT WANTED· 30· slip or side RENT 23 • Fireball, st-If SS751ll 0 . 42" round s ohc1 t Pc dark brown vmyl ll v Magnolia Coeta Mesa. Ml~ 8080 Pageant of lhe Masters. •-~.Po-9040 beam. Cpt walk around he. NB area. ssoo re contained. Lots or xtrai. ouk din tbl, S35018 0 rm set. like nl'w $350. ' L ag Bch . K ing Tut ~ -.-. p 1 d 714 752 1400 ut MI\ PL C: hut(• h . "n d "An0911 2 Family 5 yr Sale Lots of ••••••••••••••••••••••• theme, chanlable fund ••••••••••••••••••••••• deck. Bendix Auto 1 ot, war · ' 645·2283 r, ... .....,.. I IU--'-. ·GE T·Gs Bendix Rec Falhometer 320 -------(1115, de8k chr. & cof Lbl , r---Sale 8055 goodies. Sat May Z7 310 ..vwv"' "' raising, tickets $15 per Bay boat, 18' Lapetrake +many other xtras like ---------•73 TRAVOY 26'. Sips 6. t'17 X.24 J ti' couch tru:.t --.,. CoralB19-3 from your business card. person. Nites avail. Clasa1c; Gray 118 . Xlnl. dual controls. 1 set on SllftSAVAILAILE all glass.~ eng. front fahr1 c: > A I most ne w •••••••••••••• ••••••••• . Send one card for each Thurs. Aug. 17th & 24lh, $2495/trade 759-0260 bndge, 1 set in salon. YAC Newport 646 OSSI wh t drive , 3 a 1 r s. i.wwl'I rot·ker t Cabnc) Garage Sa!c 10.000 items Sat. 8-4. anttq.ue oak t bl. 4 tag plu_, one s pare. We f'n. Aug 25th. Order your BRISTOL CONDITION 1 • -generator Many extra:.. Twin bl'd ant1qu1.> & May 26,Z7,28. BAM SPM ~ chrs. piano. dryer , return perman ently tickets now. The Valla, FOR SALE S2.9.SOO. Ph 673 . 5099 for Moonn~betwnL1dol~lc & SlSSOO 5360133 rompll'h.• Sludl'nl :. 1071BaJa,LagunaBch p~cnic tbl & benches. seated attractive tag & 1605E.4thSt,SaotaAoa. • R 11 Se d Peninsula. Z7'. tr:ide for 1--·-------- ·'b•k Pu.•h m ow"r ping-pong tbl •. furn. & 1975 24 etne g an app't same bctwn Balboa f.,ll' 1978 Pace.Arrow d lx u~ ~ ,, ~ d oods •. A strap, meeting air line •n• t . 1 dd Bndge, OMC 22.S, xtra w catcher Othl'r misc Househol g "' masc. rrusc. 2245 lrvme ve. 1.0. reqwrements Pre· "' ex ension a er. new clean, dual station, VHF, 23· Formula. 22.SHP Mere & Perun 675·9063 motor home for r ent Pll'USl' call fcir pnces etc Everythm g pn ced NB vent loss & thert • For a Vacuums & floor eqwp. depth ftnder. bail tank, crwser Bait tank. full Sips 7 fully setr con1 l'H788ti ~M2221 Harbor Bl. ii1 . Antiques. t'ollectibles. & personalized tag enclose Back pac k blower. many xtras. Pnced to canvas.trailer. ,~aJ~n~·orT:,C:"c~eb ._493-61 __ s1 ______ _ Hdrm :.el o P• all wood lots or good Junk. 23721 w~JlpaG~e.~. fabrt~ or 645-1826 move. SS700 673-8326 S2S,OOO. Ph673·5099 FOR RENT• ha nd crartcd ltv rm Spyglass Ridge Garage Dolphin Cove. Lag N1g .. ay o puper we NB Tennis Members hip SIZ,750. 23 • Open Bay Launch • ~laM>toptbli.. 639.4530 Sale, 9-12 Sat/Sun 3850 Off Crown Valtey1AIJC1a will back & tnm your $750. + transCerfee Fbrg 1 s 1 wood . Ve . 4Q'boat&moonn1ot 1976 26 FOOT -Ocean Barch Dr Cd M Prkway Sat/Sun9-4 lags Or try lwo cards 640-2667 HARRISON'S t-'orSal<' ~,.,.,. MOTORHOME ba kl b k "" classic. Bay or Ocean -\nt14ue Maple Cumnure . c 0 ac 675·2234 Full self contained & lo'·"seat chair •. rc>rkcr MOVING OUT, lot11 of AnlieJt mah. din & bdrm PRICES Great buys ! Ladies ~1:.il •AYIOATS S2600.546-3048&673-4714 I bl r kl •. ·~ • "' .... _ f aJ Sat f Ch .,,_. •· "'-t f h f II ~KA Wanted to rent . Boat shp avai a e or wee Y "' SlOO ti Maple Jutchen every ....... g ors e. · um. eap. ell"'""· S2ea or3/SS as ions or a seasorn. 3101CoastHwy,N.8 . GREATU VEABOARD d" t I 7' blk nau~ ronv sleeper $75 493.&4 l 1 ~hairs.,.,.c"""\ll 27th only. IOAM ·4.PM . 229Sierk.s.CM .548·S446. 4/5ta"•Sl.60ea. Sues6·10S3 and under ror47'boal auyrenas. ~ ...,., ~ ,.., 631 -2547 128' J\laskanTug,slps 13. C .. UTOO .. Y' 2001 Port Weybridge, TWO PARTY GARAGE 8J9tao• t"l .56ea. Shoes 9 med/9 narrow S2 897 5992 "' "' · ,.....,.. big ga lley, 2 ·600hp NB. E · c 10ormore$1.40ea. 642·9846 Diesels. located Cana O"'FSllOREMOORING 979-2500 SAL moving. ome SalesTax. Included :.>' CHRIS CONNlE '67. r Men's 10 spd bike & car see. Sal. Sun. Mon. 912 NO CARD? Princess house c rys tal d!a n waters. $79.000 15th St. N B Want to .....11-r el 9170 earner $125: Misc hshld England Apt C, alley. H B Draw your own or send Discount prices FB, twm screws, canvas ENSIGN YACHTS trade for mooring nr ,.....,.._ ""' Like new Bullocks uph items 498·2355 SJS.7634 493-8163 rm. s urveyed May 2, 5411-1 131 Bal Isle 548 80111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'hr $85. Sehg recliner •11 k d " r • · name, addres11, phone & Br1•tol, o wnr <714 ) ' ""amingo Ellpundo w otlo $6.'i. 54" Chinese 4 Garage Sale, Sat. only, Moving, oew wa~r bed. we ma e one car per Swedish style Fireplace 431>-4054 SUPER CLEAN SUPAVAILAILE Take 1t away for 11~1 ~casons $120 33" sq otto clothes dryer. bear rug, potted plants, h1deabed, tag. Add 25t each. Red bnck base. rough 26' Trojan Cruiser. many Power bo:it to 30• Lido Call 556-41iS NOW• ~40, Clove'r mirror, bab)'. furn .. 5000 books. misc.30823rd.CM. Sendcheckormoneyor· rustdred metalw/bra~s Rare Donz1 s peedboat. items new Ready for area.83J. 9321 i---------- 1 1 751 7946. denlL5t chair, Thomas or· der to. tn m Thermos tat elet• hke new concht1on. w /blu those wknds at Catalina. •'Of!_! ..!!:.'. 110 _·_ gan. 120 43rd St. NB. Patio Sale Sat Z7lh only. PH.OT l'RIMTIMG heater. Simulated bum· printed super·c harged $10,950 'Vellow Comer ~roup, twn Upstairs 673-6706 10.3 807 Aleppo St. Eas t P.O. Box 1560 mg logs. Vry cozy for 289 Ford anlerceptor ENSIGN YACHTS beds.bols ters & covel'!I. Bluff NB Costa Mesa, Ca. 921626 apts, or bdrm. $70. cost engine $9500. Would con· S41Hl31 SlOO. 968-7700 17'chest freeier. dirt btke. · th t 842 2364 sider eqwty or trade for --------- 16 . c r elle--120 Mere Cycle trlr. H1H 1·tems. Desl.,._rs Leftovef3 Liv twice a new. · t ..... 1974 Gregor Pontoon. 8 av YARD SALE ..-~ auto, mo Ornome. vun, "PalJo Boat" iixa· e ·z OD. full storage cover l'Wm bed. box i.pnngs, camping equip. 8783 rm Brkfmt $400/ofr Sofa Afghans beautiful white P+.U$.,50an00y~0sghor 0 va 8 1Yu 5 e malnt Many xtras' in· U4 hrs on boat & motor mattres11 andframe,xlnl Hum1ogblrd Fountain 21S22nd Street tble $SS. Li Ant. chair w t yellow r oses blk , Xl d S3300 S49-Z70fl rood. $3S 531 46SI Valley962 2797Satonly C.M. Misc. items. S300. Bdrm fum S50-S400. w t yellow roses Call: 642·7812, eves 644-9222 or cld'g roof Great for fun, ntcon ,...;_ _______ _ l~~~~~~~~~~I Antiques S20 op Hdbrd & 631 3360 see at~ w 18th St. CM bay cruises Only one on SUPER FAST. '77 Mert· Turquo1.sesw1velchrvryLEAVING AREA, S I~ spreadS22S.Sleepersofa ---------bay W /1977 15hp ~xs hp <under30flrs lon co mfo rtable , up rooms. quality furn 0...._.lllmld Sl.25. Sat & Sun 9-5 l32 4KingTutT1ckels 23'SeaRsy Johnson elec start, lontc classi<' G 3 CWltm de•--------- holstered I 1v1 ng rm hshld goods · appliances, Sa~ ool,y-May 24 Evening Canyon Rd. Jooe4. 6 P M Loaded Wllh extras· bait shall mtr $2,000 Call sign inside & out l7001b chr,brown uphol swivel clotlung for teen girl & 9AM~PM CdM 840-3787 tank, head. UHF. 35\ 673-2242 tilt trlr. tons of extra~ chr 2 vinyl cov dinette ladies. Honda 90, IOspd Hoal, Curniture. clothlnt1. Ford OMC out drive. $o$000+ invested, S2350 anted lmmedtJlt.>IY elm! .. 968-~--bake +tools. 10-4 lit sold pottery and much. much Kng sz bt.>d very (inn as Golf clubs· ch i Id ren trim l&Pfll Perfect fish or SS"; 9089 'n'aJlerfor Hobie 16 ea r 1 424 E . 16th St. C .M. more! new $125. lampS, s ngl starter sets. 7 clubs. skrboat. lowner,80hrs, loah.l ... / 2 OR<' Hallan group. sectiona 642·2123 117 ~re An. bdafrd· c urtains. 2 lrg ~.s,7.9 Nol & N03 wood & Under market Sll.750 c111 .. t.. 9050 19· Day Crwser . 455 Olds, Bill. D 3 Y• 64 4 "80 :Jo. ~ee ,::.~ & end E , ., Y 1 h '" 1 c 0 ., ...., .._ ::::',\, :,::r,,. ~.N,:: :~~ l\'!~•;.,.~i> ~: S:~i'S.!'n SS?·2'05 ••••••••• ••• •••••••. ••. :Y,.~~~··"· '°" ol 1-ev_es __ o._. 5_4_7_53 ___ _ .8arg1uu1 galore at 1618 u..__ 0 0 ilems.67:..3591. &eves.557-4339 29• Owena TIO. IJke new, CHARTER 51' Columbia ---------Sexy rum • Or table & A4.lqua Woy NU f'rf. ~ I 6 300 eng hrs VHF, AP. Saillnc Sloop. Memonal Tr• F ~ ,....._ rlml.butcherblkendtbls Sunt0.7 ' · •••••••••••••••••••••••If l'OWKI gold rug w/fr. Hang <?llder , U3ed only ball tank, fl ' dinghy . Day 3daysfor0f\ly .OO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• & shelves. PoSler bed 44 AQHA inie. 2 1rold occasional t.hreet1mes Call983 0453 SlO.SOO Pvt party , Bare boat. 675·0915 or Ca;sn,S./ matching a ccess • Moving Sale Sat & Mon. chaira. r76 Pu ch maxi aft 5:30PM. 4.96-7458 fr15-2m5 a.wt wicker rocklJ'lg chr, 50 27th & 29th; F'ull H dbl Ma-clab..._r bloodllne. ............... 1uo. "l'e 0 d ~•Un M' b b f ,.., .,., , • ...,,,..., '""""..., COINGTOCATALINA'> ----Sell to• ...................... . gal fish tank & slao . ..-.. .....,. 1ac a Y um Registered 8 years old 26' Pacemaker Wahoo. - plants, •lbums & more. &c toya. Misc plant!\ It 11500. (?l4) 737•6•49• Newport lkh Tennis Club Swim & snorkel leaaons. Open coekpit fishing ••••••••••••••••••••••• WAMTID i---------- 673-9087 evt'tl. hahld It ems. Nothing Af\erePM member.ship, 1u1crlflce. ChJld day care. Certl11Cld. boat, twin chrysler !M's, AIJI . YAMAHA Cam~r. 1eU·cont1&ined over $20. No Junk. 2210 Lo r ell a . 9 68 · 1O15. 001-0186 hy June 9th. lectruan head, si11nct In. DIALBS for 8' bed on ~ ton pick Din. table. 2 lt>aves, sealll 12. 6 chl'!I SIS() Neva mur dinette. 4 chrs $50. $.16-8003. Wht!n you call CluaWC<I w place an Ad, you'rt as. s ured o( a friendly welc:ome and he lp In WOtdlnt your ad ror ~st reapon•t-Csll Now ' M.2-~ Collete Ave .C M RAlll•lA'r ArabOeld Excel 6'5-7626 ...... _,_al struments. b1mln1 top Yacht8rokerage up Mustbe less t.han3 1 ________ _ (behind K-Martl ontra1t.gdcond.current -1083 S19500Call675-4241 LlaUn w led' yl"lold ~MOI evt'1 & vacc3, copper1chC1Jt cir Sal 9·5. Antq oak rum pt ,_,,_,... · · 0 an · wedldnys •MOYIMG SALi* ~ A•k for Andy pncea well below dealer ••••••••••••••••••••••• Classic 2S' dbl ender bay ~ ---------- f u rn. accuaories, coat. Wardrobe.1PeaveyCenturyl.20b#u boal. P11lme r 4 MU YtldlltS.. '58CHtV ~T "cyl Hpd, J11hta aerden toots, JewWy 1070 sideboard , cuned &Ian aeries 4' 1 fender eoalM. n t'ed11 •ome 2818Ncwport8lvd ~road c.-abover bolt -. ...... aamo;, bootu, ladles ••••••••••••••••••••••• buffet, me c1b. tbl It 6 SbOwmanM2·2338 work ~al offer Call Newport Beach on. 'leeps 4. llftOO c~ sa 10 All quality ~nt1ful 1.291< VVSI chrs at many others. EM 100 2 8'4 9630Ask for tuck <114J 8'1342ll 548-0161 Mll'llll• •tftcallfr blly· No Junk. Sat t.hru Mon. l'O\IOd diamond mounted Somelhin« for everyone PA Ya m•h• • ... w ....... • c.w. •lAlderbrook , Wood· In white &Old TtNany ht· at 3'L2 Lcaend Ctr. Hunt. )Utchell spkrs-ml\te ft" '72 Toll,ycraft 24'. w/lrlr Ir Oltallna 2?, VHF. el« 3 Ft Shell for8' bed. INi.k er ...._. 1 Cal brld(o Jrvlne. 551 ~ unc. AppraiMd 115,000, lf r b r C • • h o o I y . at.and '90I> S4M7t9 • extras 18300 1162 0800, It.art outbd. 11lnt COGd Db! doors '100 ._ '40-Jl&t Check dime• llM SaL Bestofr.171-$U1 Woodworker? Oak 1labe epm 1115'7·1633 Sll.850. '30-aoa Call S7W92:8 r.... tUO Mllit U..... tHO Alllol. I•• all"tecl Aaltot, l•pio.r19d AYtoa. Imported , Ft1day May 26. 1978 DAIL v PILOT D i:J tlJ "••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• :~··••••••••••9••7•1•: ~··••••••••••••••••,•7••,•5 Autos, '"'-..A.A Autoa, Int~ Autos, Im___._. •• -................... ........ .... .,... o •• ,.. 9701 --& ..--,......... ,.... • .._ _J ,... .~......... ~,. ............................................. ····················~· ---~~oM!iJ ...,.., .. ~ ... ~;;·~~~-;:.;· ............. -......... ~ ........ ~ ......... :a ... Fiat "u.... •121 .-.. "il Only 2 tm T'iocaa ~' •cs w irsc•? IAUllt MOTotlS OIANGI COUNTY'S 76 ~nAMa .• ~. dlx ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••-••••••••••••••••• ' Yully ulr ~oo&uoed :;!';_ ~"' .. '!.~~!. .w_'?flr.11. CAU ... 540-1119 Contact oor •x-rta re· OLDIST ~a.mi ~uriiau. 1976FfATXl/9 li75 HONDA CVCC SUI tt76HONDA moto'b.:.~oi: ~~ <lDIUIO> Compan our ..._W~ 9190 &ardial aervlce. aal~a. 11'Capn.capd .. 6cyl New (887PFll Priced to 5eU AM FM radio. ntow ' speed. roor r •c•. b -.....--..... _ ",..... & · · With very low males! UonWagoow-ur.sureo. CVCCWAGOM : MC!na er lowPCiteatjuaa. ....................... purchase advtc:e & the clutch. $1SOO. Call all.er fut! brakes. new urea. new AM /FM rotd10 & lo,., l&.L YATIS ... -. WIWIUIUY avaalabillty o f aoy batte 1 k _.,_ .... RJV ~ Aftaa,.ul ~.., Bnt.lab car. Call Terry or 5PM. 548·5856. SA.DOl.UAQ( r.I • UIJ•ae rac · .....-. (_, 1. ,,Y_~,·~= C:OolW' YOUR DATSUN Cllve oo exteoa1ona 18 & Salea&tvice-Leuing ·73 Capn. Auto. dnt cohd. V Al.UY IMPORTS =ti~~ ·=~·r G~ OHL y Sl I 00 .-.--'-----PAID•'ORORNOT 49 Ray Caner.hie. snrr Muat sell. beet of· lll-2040495-494' offer. see It at 496 MhedeRHGln 117-41004 Mii i CHlftOUt TOl-DOlLAI . 979-2500 Rollafloyce BMW rer 675-97'47 CabnUo St .. Costa Mesa Mada/I.._.. 28Z1Barbor Blvd. fOaTOfl CAIS "'40Jamboree '71 tM Sport Coupe. S.spd, (across Crom Weatcllrt 2100Harbor Blvd . c.~ ~.~~ Newport Beach 6'0-6'44 Oat.. 9720 clean Inter. MO. 675-1670 P1az.a) or call 645-9376 6J 1·5130 Alf9 ao.o t70S •14 IMW loY_.0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Fial I.a. &dn. ex cell a, Hew 9100 A.to., Mew 9100 1.7~ ............. ••••••••••••••••••••••• oond ma b1s ""' ~ --• * ... 1 1r.• _.._.._ .... 4 speed. Sunroof. stereo, * DllYE A * .. I w ..... mpe. ••••••• •••••••••••••••• •••• •• ••••• ••••••••••t- Golf COW11e mllnt.enuce t.NClt. 4 whl drive, b,ydl. dump bed Onan eng. Ideal for desert. farm, landscapin1, nursery. 963-8259 eves. PICIC• .-rA''"''....._,, • A /C . Traded for P.P.$1m5.960-3626 ----IL ..a.. WE BUY "'18Spldenarebere! Mercedes. (66ST\JF) *LITTLE ... * 9550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA AMC.JEEP #1 INCAUF. WE OUTSELL ALLJEEP DEALERS WHY??? LARGEST INVENTORY GREATER SAVINGS • HUGEACCESSORY CENTER · .EXCELLENT SERVICE COURTEOUS PEOPLE co$fA"MESA AMC-JIEP . 2.S24 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 714 549-8023 4 • ...,.,.. ln.119. • "-...rome A few '711 left at factory $5995 wbeela. <~>-CLIAM CARS reduced prices. Lease SA VE A LOT OHl.YS2'99 &TRUCKS dea.lerd.trect. SHOP&COMPARE Mlnlde llACH IMPOITS ..... /....... IMS DOVE STREET 2150Harbor Blvd., C.M. CONNELL (Near MacArthur Blvd. 645-1700 &Jamboree Road> . ~1_!~~ CHMOLET NEW.,~::O~ACH WAMTID TO IUY ..._, _ • .__,. 2828 Harbor Blvd. Quality uaed BMWs. Only 51&5 miles on thla COSTA MESA '73 Berlin• El>Pie in gd ROY CA.RVS IMW nearty brand new beau.1 ___ 5_4_6-_l_Z_Oo ___ 1 cond .• $2000/bat ofr 1540JarnboreeRoad ty! 4 speed, IUJ' cood., WE PAY TOP DOLLAR _&t0-4038________ NEWPORT BEACH radlo, stripes & • FORTOPUSEDCARS 1962 Alfa Romeo. Fixer 64().6444 House of Imports ••• , w •H' Uf \'ft •1;f••• ••t>t J.' •.•• ' ' .. ,., BARWICK DATSUN '°'"" I 11,HI ( .tJ11~.t 1 .111 • 831 -137S 44J J .J37S campersbeU! <1G9'1JB). FOREIGN, DOMESTIC upper. $300/bal ofr. Call --------HUUY IN!!! orC~lCS 5t8-«7S. IJlt!~~....,...,~~ eftNMB L 1f your car ia estra clean --------~"--see us first. CHIVIOLET IAUB IUICX 2828 Harbor Blvd. 2925 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA C<ista Meaa 979-2500 54'-1200 74 AU-A ROMEO Immaculate! Looks and runs like new. Ma ga and atueo. <6;7.~~>-BMW RISALIS '63 lntem'l PU. Sbort box, WE BUY Set.ct Aato s.. whtspokewhls. lrg knob-USED CARS 1221 ......... ltYd. 1974 3.0Sa bies. 4-cyl eng. Ofr. CALLGARTH • ..... ... 77•9100 FuU power. sunroof & 979-0l83or7S4-0146 .~-·--··------•! leather interior. (4621). Used Car Mgr '74 Dal8un 710, 4 dr. AJC. x.lnt cood. See to believe. ~/bstofr.673-8003 I» Dataun 510. 2 dr, run.s jp)Od, but body ill tern· ble. $400. 673·3620 ~ton '67 Ford truck & fuJ. 540-5630 1975 530la '75 280Z. auto. a1r. mags. 29,000 ma 's. $5;>00. P.P 67S-354S. ----''-------t ly self-contained tow With air cood. &c atereo. USB> cabover camper. Slpa 6, Aelll 9707 (:i601!dML). '74 260Z. Jo males. xlnt 4114 Many xtras. Good cood. •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• 1976 2002 cond .. A/C. Best Offer! Blue Bomb. ·12 Fiat Spyder 850 oonvert. Uke nu. many extras . Sl900tbet orr. SS2·3836 9727 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1976HOMDA cvcc 4 speed with AM /FM s tereo cassette . t76.1MCV). OHLYS3250 ~ Mmda/1..-. 21.50Harbor Blvd .. C.M. 645-5700 lrmdNew'78 HONDA Cars MANY ToClnose ForoMt UNIVERSITY oe. .. &Mle Ho.do Ccn • GMC Trw:u 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-9640 VALVES .,_~_a_~_. <_11_•_>847_·_982_1 __ 12626 HARBOR BLVD. '72 AUDI lOOLS. 4 dr, 4 speed, sunroof & air _5J6._7_39_J _____ _ 1916 JEEP J-10 Pickup., •74 Datsun PU. New COSTA MESA automatic.sunroof. cood. (~77:io. 280Z. '7S, auto. AIC, 6000 77 Accord, gold, SM, <StkP993). VB , pwr. tires. Super clean. Many Pb644-SS96 llll's. st.ereo.Sspd. ~- steering shell. very xtraa. Askin1 $2500. WllUY .70 Audl Super 90, std ~=·8<~';'/n~>~tereo •94~&S40-1219 S.5t·5189 clean.$4999 997-4455 USB> CARS! trana, xlnt body, &ood 1977 320I ·73 1200 Cpe. Lo mi. Gd SlNGLE AGAIN l.976CHEV BLAZER. <St VI Ton Chevy Pkup, We're the new Chevrolet cood. $1175.67~ 4 speed. stereo & iur cond. $l600/ofr. dats Must sell '77 Accord . '78 M&I '78 Ml MIDID P943). VB, auto, new xlot restorable cond.. dealership in the Irvine d. (238SPl) .s46-880l, ev 955-Z3:!5 Silver on black. 4000 m1. paint. Auto Center. We need '74 Audi Fo•, auto. 4-dr, con · ---------1 s:rnio. PhS48-9611 SSt99 nms&look.sgood,S9'25or yourusedcar' 40,000 ml. air, AM/FM 197732CNa . '78PlOSprt Cpe.sunroor., 3 H d C . d Up ... best __ o1_r_e_r._61_J..367 __ s ___ 1 • at.tteo tape. Xlnt cond. Black wtgold mtenor AM/FM, s-spd, must 7 on a IVIC n ven 1978 DODGE PICK JOE $3195. 840·B393 or Stereo cassette. aarcond seU. 49'2·98.S9eves around Lagun_a by .a 54699 <P97'0). ~ Too, off road Chevy ~ Ton. A/C, MAC PHERSON 675-2731. & only 10,000 m 1 les • ---------1 "l.itUe old lady m tennts wheels & Urea, VB. auto. PIS. P /B, Arr. AM/FM . ---------· (<XMO). 1971 ~z XJnt cond. Loi., shoes" Sl800. 49'-3840 m. very clean. MM. $2950. 8'2-2073 CHEVROLET '7'100 LS. 4-Spd. 4-dr. a1r, of extras. $3600 Call $59'9 '13LUV Good cond. 21 Autoc.enter Drive AM /FM stereo. Im mac. 131-2040 495-4949 49f..8309 aft Spm 1976 FORD~ Ton. 4x4 $1600orbestofrer. IRVINE $3,200/b s t ofr. PP ---------------- IStkP989). Auto. VB. air C.117~. 768.-7222 97&-7971. 76 8 210 Hatc hbac k cood.po~rsteering. --------Cllt!rry towner. Lo miles $5999 7'4 Datsun, 63M . DI P $3100.631-0394 1975 CHEVROLET manifold. Michelins. IMW 9712 Blaze ' VB auto air $2200/bstofr.~ll Alllo., ... arf~ ....................... &'ST. HOAOWAY '"n 200 sx. AM /FM. air. ,~h rs · ' 1' t.e ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• •74 IMW 30.ooo. $3900. " eyenne. ammacu a . ·n Chevy ~ Too Scot· G al 970 I SANTA ANA lk2·2032 $5799 . -• Less than 32,000 ml. Buy 935 3171 • Tb tadalew/sbeU &CB. Trlr •H•••••••••••••••••••• this well equipped luxury . CHE"'f' PRICE 1976 CJ s-ree . to towing equip. & '77 f 1>thin d d rntuLT1Mau:oAMNo uacH1NI! lmA Choose From-Starting Wilderness trlr 23· Mint • car or no g own ao :..u~ir.D BMWs• '71 s10 Wagon runs at. __,. P.P. cr->_7973 balanc(.....,.y "~)OD 48 months. ~ b I ...,..... -~ '7120024spd (75314) s trong depe nda e $4599 "Ho"'• transportation. clean. 1975 CHEROKEE'S-'63 Chev~ C20 W/8' ol1lle '72 20024sp.(S44UAk !'i harp . $925 /firm . Two to Choose from-cabovercamper.6,stick. v1~111e" .1~1=.:JC11~~1 675-12S7or673-782'7. Start.ingat: Stereo caaa., 1650 tires. '75S30iAuto.(916MTV>. $4999 jacks. $1000. 842-1004 '7520024sp.air<84SMOC> iri,~?~~~~~~~ Bil '72VW ~~~'(:1l~cfs~M> '74 Datsun 260Z, AC. tape. mags, new tires, s ilver blJI ant $1850. 494-6614, 49'J 3106 ly loaded. short bed, like •-llll!'!'L '77 :Q>i 4sp .• slereo(0998l brand 11,,, ....,..., ~. • Closed o. S..ftdaya -1976 JEEP J ·lO PU. =~r--~ BMW '74 2002 Til. stereo. (SUtP993). VB. steerl.ag, 7 S 1998. Konis. new Michel.ins, 9723 • •••••••••••••••••••••• sbeU.veryclean. ~ $5700. P .P . 644 ·'4862 . '7GFern.rl308GTB.rare $49'9 El CAMINO eves; 714/833-8978 faberglau. ailver/drk 1976 DODGE Power Clean. Weekend 7.tDatlun 1978 BMW's '76 BMW 2002. 4 Spd, blue.concourscood.U..100. Wagon. <StkP986>. Fully gpeclal. (1F66t2). HERE .._.OW•. AM /FM 8·track. bra. Dlr.SC.S.S680or675-7903 loaded. Li.ke new in & 99 610Sedml f"'lll cover. $8000. Call evs --------out s3 3 4 M>cf . -· *' Su09I . $5599 ~ =~ ptqd COMPLETE 494·3151. 1972 JEEP Wagoneer SJ 798 IOOY SHOP i6 2002 EngLDe IM>O m1 on Raf 9725 t P909). vs. auto, air, MOW OPB4 fctry reblt eng .. 4 spd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• custom roof rack. FM I cass. Silver. Mich. 1975 FIAT Sl299 GIJSTAFSON EXCBUMT S8,0006'2·Z790 COHVERTIILE Over thirty 4x4's in SBICTIOMOF '68 BMW.1600 Excell Sspeed,stereota~&i.n st.ock,giveuaacall. •---------LINCOLN MERCURY IMWl••s~ES Cond . New tares. very good condition. COPaANDJElft 71DoclgtDISOPU l6I008eochlo\ll•"C11d u;;.. $2300./bstofrS40-S790 (MINCA). 200 I E I It. S ... VB, a uto traos., pwr """"'Iii"''' a.ext.. We may have your next ~ ateertns. pwr brakes, 142-8844 car 1n our inventory. Call 551-1000 radio, 11>eclal paint. ski uatodayl '76 2002, 4·spd. sunroor, air. stereo AM/FM. ex· cell. cood. $7500. 998-3679 MISSION Vil JO IMPOIHS •• ,.. • • \ \> ···~ ... . --------• top, aunroof. tooneau ll 1-2040 495-4949 '76 Cherokee Chief. 401, cover, mag whffls, &-...._..._--U-d-----t .......... ~u--... i•'t''""'"• .... .. 8 31 11•8 495 1104 loaded. 22.000 mi's. wldet.lres. (1F88466). --H -. _,. $6750. 6'$-2396. •$5195 '73 CJ·S Jeeo w/304 V-8, roll ca~. new tares & sbocks. 492 7171; 492-6172. 540-5630 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN MlRCUHY '66 Bronco. 3.000 on reblt 2628 HARBOR BLVD. 2lll. Tacoma n ms, $2.050. COSTA MESA ca11 548-0065. v-9570 '73 Blazer. Slvr/blk, full ••••••••••••••••••••••• pwr. air, AM /FM cus. Oieyenne pkg. Ca II dys 673-7~ aft 6 640-8108. lt74DODGI SUIFBlVAM '77 Blaze r. Cheyenne ~ Ton lonibed. VB . equip. air, 400 en1 automatic, pwr. steer wtlurbo. 4 whl drive. ln&, trick paint " in· $8000. 673-0360 days. tenor sWU"OOl, mags & eves: 559--0140 more. (~MCA). OMLYS4250 'EB Jeepeter, bvy dty " MirideleMIH titled rebll V-6. recood ......__..._,,. .. A/trans. new paint. brks. -111 a alternator. wd tires, 35 ZlOOHarbor Blvd., C.M. gal tank. Ready to 101 ___ ,_1_1._s_l_lo __ _ anywhere. $3000. (714) '6l5VW Bus AM/FM cass 992·1401 days, (71') map. XJDL cond. cm'. 499-2011 eves/w knda. 562-!5884 or 552-Dt. Trwcb 9560 '68 Chevy Van. Flared ••••••••••••••••••••••• fenders, Chevy windows. 70 Chevy Pldlm •. 531-6Q ~ 67Hlhs "'14 Ford Ecoo-o-llne B cyl, '73 Rancbero SOO auto, power w/camper abell. A/C, radio/beater. mag wbla. stereo. auto. PS/PB. lo Sl.100/bstolr-.12'3 mt. clean S2700. Ph "73 Ford Van. Cultom lo· ~ tr. A/C, PIS. P /8, map, '78 Chevy Luv, Long bed. Ice box, $'200/btlt orr. Only 4,000 M. $41001_&G-__ l.S25 _______ 1 6'S-4ll97 •n Pord . Van. UM ·ea Banchero. 351 eng, FM ,. /dean. Custom camper atereo Sl200. Call Int, Rum exceU. MUST ~' SELLl• MUST SELL! ---------.. 831-17811 '71 Toyota lonl bed, SR-5, 1---------1 ~ Wildwood cmpr "7S GllC aurfer van, cstm &bell. 1 ownr, dlr main-peiDt It int.. Mao,· dual t1tned. But offer. •umool. bt bac& pilot Gl-Gl19 Mata, carpeUn1, tape ---------1 deck. A•klDI f$000. Plck·UP with t~ It lr7.f'11J campw.-.eeml llell coo•-------~1 tatned 111-6448. ATnt .... 0-... • F'ord Pkup, seoo or Sptclal order fully tnde. Aoeded J>od•• .-u. 440 8CMT5ll .... Alr ~ .. ---...... Stab---.-too-. --1 eru.taa. Stereo • Ult ~orna. ......,. Eltdtte l\UllOOt. --(1J'8Sn). ---·-·~----1 1111111 •MNlll '11 ToJota, 4.-bl dri~ .... .., ,.. 11,000 ml, CB/AM/PM tnt M.t•tMlt~ caaa.. roll bar U1btaii • 0 , 772-tlOO .-,.m1.-.ca iJl.7117 ... lPll. (SOON TO BE COLLECTOR'S ITEMS) * ** * ** ** ***·** ** * ** ** ** ******* * * ** ** * * * * * * * * * ltH YW...... * 1970 YW t.ett. it 1970 YW S .. sataKk It 1971 YW ...... Stick shift automatic, • 4 speed. AM/FM radio • Automatic. sunroof. * 4 speed. AM/FM radio AM/FM radio & In* & low miles. like NEW! • AM/FM radio & super * & low mrles Super excellent condltlonl it (4104). • clean! (619CCPJ. it sharp' (018KMX). (VSV646). it Jt it 51395 : 51695 ! 51795 : 51895 . .. ,.. ******************************************** lt7J YW-..,....... * lt74 YW S.,-...... Jt lt76 VW S.-...... Jto 1972 P'eHdae ti IT In extraordinary,.. 4 speed. sunroof & • 4 s peed , a Ir lt5 s peed , AM/FM condition wtth 4 speed• radio . Immaculate •conditioning. AM/FM• stereo radio A In oood A A MI FM red Io. • condition! (81eKZXI If. radio. radial Ur es & it condition (049UC9l. (438KK0). • • lmmaculatel (839NVJ). ,.. S2295 ~ S2895 ~ $3395 : $6995 * ··················•••*****~****:* ~***** BILL YATES,9Kt. ,w) VOLKSWAGEN ~·~ + ... c::J Pl:::it-C: ..... - SALES • LIASING • SIRVICI 493-4511 837-4800 'nHONDA ACCOU s •o-eed 11r cond1hon•r\Q AMIFM -Su-t~ l-trwm 11 000 mil• Sele Pnceot• C 766SFYI BILL MAXEY TOYOTA l lli1 l r a•flill•(I ••'I'>'.~ tfl.JNflN V ,O NllU:A• ... ~.~:."! ....... !~~! ~ ... ~:."! ....... !!~!~.~:."! ....... !~ AT JIM PANOS ALL WE CAN DO IS SAVE YOU MONE MAZDA'78GLCHATCHBA It YOUI CHOICE $9900 OYll FAOOIY INYOla PLUS TAX & UC. SEE FOR YOURSELF OVEI so GLC1 IN STOCI WHEN OTHERS CAN'T, PANOS CAN JIM PANOS MAZDA anc1 sPOm CAR CENTER •MfUA Aloftt•kl• Santw Ano rw,. 2001 S. Manchester, An••• ~ Coll7U/750-2141 I Dir.ct Of' Collect OCAMUWOOO:: 0,.,.7H,s•wlr. ,,,, 10pm ; I DlclO#JLVl'tl.Ol Frt4ay.~-• .,. ...... ~ .. .. -Md , '..... • .... : .................•••• ~ ••• ~!':: .......... Aado1, Imported Autoa, Imported Autoa, Mew 9100,Autot, Hew '800 . PUBLIC·s~•L•E•, ,-, ~ ... ~~ ..._. 9111 ..,ca...... 9740 ~············;;~~ ;~·······,.··9.;5c, ....................... ······················· :I A •• ! ·......... ······;;;·; ....................... ····,·9·7················· ·······:1·,·············· ······················· OPEllti..I ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Ml1210SE MGI LAJlS.E ' 1"'1 ENTIRE • ·71 Accord. S·apd. air. 3.S COUPE Convert.Jble. 4 spd · elttc SILICTIOH OF MEMOR ~ 10000 ml xlnt cund Last of th~ hundmadt> overdrive . AM 1FM. UANDHIW 9 I IAL WEEKE D 548.~ e~es. 631 ·0.CsO c I~ s s 1 cs • Luxury ~.allye wheels. radials. PORSCHE I 71 dya eqwpped, tow males & Canary Yellow with 9241 I • I shows superb care 1 or brown trim. Mint cond! ~us for your best bu, I OUI GOAL IS TO II ._ 971 Cotte Mete 645-5700 only 600 made ror thl' Very c lean -And 1m IOOay·Hu.rry • I .......-O U.S. Must see to ap maculate throughout•' llU. Y•TES ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll111MIUda808. 1600 lo m1, prec1ate owned by a 11..lr 235POW I .,. I * Dl!£LER I lf7'JA•U41 AM tFM 8 track. new Hollywood :.lar $4295 VW-POISCHE •I l:A XJS2+2 radials S2300t beat <~EMO>. SanJuanCapLStrano IN I VU Sportcoupe . 5.'S2·5107or535-:M01 SHTODAYlll 137-4100493-4511 irl I Wbllet red lnlenor. CB ~ len 9740 1975 POttSCHE ORANGE radio, automatic. stereo ••••••••••••••••••••••• & "'I I tape, 11r cond. & full ,77 .. 50 SB. 1 sr • llOAOWAY t 11 S , COUNTY power 1ncludin& door 511 bl ~ N sA1HA ,.,.... 5 speed. stereo cassette. I I lock.s&windows.Tbeul· ver; ark ogim . 835·3171 maaa&onJyZ1,000m1les • Umate Jacuar with low miclul here; small down 00 2.80S£. air. AM/FM. tHE uL11M•no111v1NC MACHtNE lll4ll.Superb! ;fll ACRES & ACRES I miles. ~<!.{;>e.c~tclb~l;n~~c~oi:. ~~Ca~~~!~e6~~~~ ·n uK ml. AM tFM cass. v:f:..r~~':rs I IAUER MOTORS """"' 1975 MIZ 280 ~~-~~~mint cond 131-2040 495-4949 • I JAGUAR-MG SEDAN. Tobacco brown 11.. Of NEW 78 DATSUNS AT THE I ~T~;:ivd ~o:!'· ·~~~w~~ r~rud~l ·~:!i:.·!~·c7ea~~e:.~l ~p:;,~cha~r~l~.n~c:!r. OLD PRICES COSTAMESA seetoapprtt1ate'Buyor n.uuungcond.548-3332 leatber.AM t FM.loaded ..•I ·Mi;~~:;~~~'. f:~:;~i!{~~~i ;:~:b. •• '" .. " :~~~~~M7~~ ~~;~;~•' I Runa-rl.~.499-3564 automobile Buy or dJ M 5 speed,stereocassette. I • 200SXS • fl Os • B·210S I ,,.. lease. C826M1T1 ra o<S:v ~~~99 mctaJbc paint & mags :I ' ' ' I ,,__ 9732 We have a good selection Mtroct. RncHt ~~NXC I Priced lo sell I • 280Zs, • 810S, • 510s, I••••••••••••••••••••••• ?fother f1J1eMBZsinour ·13 MBZ 2soc coupe Mcada/R.....tt ONLY$13,495 ' I 1974 JENSEN 50.000 mi. tan. carncl in 2100 Harbor Blvd .. C M •• • PICKUPS I Hl!ALEY• ~i.~~00. Eves aft 6. 631-5330 v==TS I Choice of Three P----' 97 ... • I All e'"· h rf 9 __,_., -lll-2040495-4949 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ro:ts,;:.,~ r.~ ':~~~~ I 74 MIZ 450SE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------- 1 e I interior: black with '75 450 SE Complete with pwr win •PEUGEOT• ';4 911 Coupe. BlktBlk. I • black interior. yellow Less than 40.000 m1. ~4ws0.5s0ter1eo & with only We have a good selection Loaded· Best Around IF YOU DON'T I withblack intenor&two Elec s unrool. 1m . 42LJw gw ;ales ol604s&'78Dieselsnow lOMXtras 675-7894 IUY YOUR DATSUN tops. maculate! Investigate ~W:~k Lease dealer Porsche 912 Classic 1966, I FROM IARWICk IM,ORTS I our 48 mos. lease/60 mos. •m ,.CH IMPORTS maintenance records. 'I y OU I BAUER MOTORS financing with small .-AM I FM. good cond I ll MA y p A y I J~~Pu~~IG down-payment. 139411 <N':~~c~~~~~:l~d. _83_1_·~_11 _____ _ 2925H bo I '68 2.SOS. dk bm. full pwr, •·J bo R d 1972 911T. 1mmac air. ii TOO MUCH.I.I I cosfAJ~~d. lmmac. mus t i.l'c. NE;.,roR~B~:c~ bra.AM t FM stereocass $3600/bstofr. 642-4010 752 0900 <213l <121·93S4. W-1663 :.1 DATSUN 1210 I . 979•2500 ~ I 973 MIZ '00 911-S. rare. eng & trail! •• HAND HEW GAS , ... IMG CHAMP'S I 74 Jensen Healy. bl.k/bllt 1971Ml%220D 280SE ... s ronc:t. 9750 recently reblt. air. Dys. ! ~ int, 5 spd. xlnt cond. L "'· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752 2363 Wk e nd s •• 64C-OGOOdaya Tobacco brown with uxury eqwpped mclud 78 91is Targa. 7,. alloys. 64S-0077.$8500 • "'"'I · automatic & AM /l''M 1ng pwr. windows & lo rru . <91161 > .75 Car :m Jsr ~c~t~~=)& Im stereo: l,n immaculate rara. black o ver black. 6891U.. (''S'" Eng .. Kona.s. :m I "-'-•Ghia 9735 condition. <464GPW I s unroof cpe. loaded . rbll trans & m o re ii ••••••••••••••••••••••• WeftlftdS Joi 1KOJEFF 1 6 5 356 S59501ofr. Must sell ' I I '70 Ghia F'rnt rnder Sunroo f c pl . alloys. Dack. 845·1711 dys. i•~ou• -I damage. $800. Sat & Sun silver laq. zero rust. 6»3910evs ,.. DUl ' , ) AMO 4 ooly 644-6591 (570UPW ) Pns tane or --------·1 •..CLUDU '-0-o· Ntt H '77911S. red beauty Must • ·M"•~~ -co•rl 1 =*=±11111 9716 '76 450 SLC ntg Bc h. Offe ring --~ ...--.,. lO I d d sell Won"t last thr u l1 COST PLUS PROFIT = TOTAL I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Less than 33.000 mi. In· '76 Mere .. • hnz :=:i. fur ;~~~~~l :!ier:· weekend. al $17 .~ P P !I -$~~. ~.!1~ ;~ ~5I~~ I }~ "t~ ;.~:.!i~~ =·~~ ·~~{.·•::~ Co•aeous~':>;m""'•" .::~ 0 ::,.0 ,.., M"'' ~mroncloe 1 · ... •· FOR<>totlY ••••-"'M ......... $19950./or trade late payment.<9353> thruout ' Be aut ifu l $3500.Eves:&ts.-0637 4I -· $6283 =.:· ·. --;~;.: ::~·.·;~1'°..: M.B. 6"-9260 ~I~~ p!~tt~=~nr~~! ~~~~534-3162 dayi.. :.• ~--:. ·-.:~· .:-: ....... ~I . _.__ 9717 Michelin tires Pnvate --------'75 Targa 911 S AM tFM. ~ ....,_ 19765 Sunroof. 7" gold al ca ss. air Le mon yel :1 .,. iili I k WWW I •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• party provided perlel'l loys, AM /FM. cassette $14.000. Call 640·2006. or ' HLe210~74113::~ $ 77 1971 LOTUS servi~e. Will leaM~ or Black on black with ~0777 :1 Eou•ornenl 1ncll>d" rlld•O .. o.. I Ea•aor.... sell. (607PQQ). whale tale 831 3095. Wall -. -------- ' "'OIO• • • unc1erco11 5V "' '76 240 D Cort Fox L•osl"" take older Por"'che in 72 9115 5·spd. silver fac •• .,. • ' A ...... _ s31 With power windows. . . ., " f r I -·ns••-· I <852GXC1. Can arrange budget -Se-e at 2586 Newpo rt •7fl Porsche 928 loaded. toys. 59K m1. xtnt cond ·1• u•• 1111. DILUXl c.• •a SH ..... ,, . d .:i 8 d ~ b · 1 ..... ,..,. 67s 555-847 1"" E""'_.,_,_ menl. (94001 104211 (714 )540-7558 Ken dystans scrv HONDA WE'RE DEALING !!~ OVER I 00 HONDAS NOW IN STOCK! Ray Ffadeba. Soys - "luy yow New HOllda -..Ow' and 'beat' the price h•cnaae! Good setection of HOftdas at the old pricff!" • No Catalytic Convflier • UsesR ...... Gas • 42 MPG EPA One of tM hic)hest rated can ever made! Good HlectiOfl of tM ,.,._. Accord in stock & a service dept. 2nd to none. I : ~~~:;~~~= ••O•O l>OOY 77 I stereo & low. low miles ~~ur~lS pll~sm~co~~~r :~::~~::~~~a~ Made !°~1!~ r~ii ~l~e~~ fHLB210M30141f206 s3977 I ~ -terms with lo own pay. Iv .. C.M ""-'· rwn, S I ver. blue. _._, . I. 4 00 ,_.., •tre n • 1 1974 Mil 450SL . I ~~~~--$4177 I .. New tioo =·;~·~1~:~~ ~~·.~::: ...... HE.!~.~~ R~E-~·.~A·~--=1····E···!4!.~~ G~O .... o~···--=0·····1··!EA~-~~ ~s···~o·.~:N.-: .. s ..... !f.~~ II 0;;~:?E . .a~ --54177 ••• ·.··.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.··.·.··.·.··.·.·---------~;:~~~~:=!)! Buy t 1 'f:~:;~13~: .. ~~~90• s4177 1 ~ WHY YOU SHOULD DRIVE I ·~~~~~g~e. 3601 s4177 I TO BAUER BUICK • '"""° .... FM boclV & --· I 197 6 Ml% 2805 f£:.;~~~=.:-s4777 1 ~:/.~~~;· ·~·~~~; FOR YOUR NEXT NE\¥ ·cAR: nM2 .. U:l&lJ s417 . I SADDLHACX • HL O:I033M:3 46;1 7 I v AWY IMPORTS ~ ~.:Tm.~·ra-,:--~·-_"'_··......;;;..;~ ,78 SCIROCCOS 831-2040495-4949 I. ~~~;~~~~~'t~· 55977 11 eoZ:1e~1!:~0~oor. ·nmicOUN I In stocll--Gll colors crwse control. stereo ·,:\1~~~~~(>3~::,., •ncluO"'ll I s7977 I . tape, pwr. WindOWS, ClC. .• -4 .,_a AMtFM st~ Lo w • I o w m I I e s . CH~ OTHH DIALPS. •IT LEASE ANY MEW VW (502RCP>.Buyorlease. Ml~\JON VII JO IMPOllT~ THltl ltlct '" wam~. THIH I .. · dir.ct .t th lownt COMISH THI VOLUMt I baM i..tef'ftt -u VI DtSCOUHT Df41H WHO w ANTS TO II # I '" OlAHGt COUNTY I • e GOOD STOCK OF No nHd to be a Credit Unlo11 I RAlllTS & DASHERS Member, or Ci•ff s..-,,Ju Woriler or I 0.long to •y special or9aniaatlon I JUST BE READY TO IUY I & DRIVE A WAY IN A CAR OF YOUR CHOICE! I WE MEED YOUR TRADE I • I I WE'RE DEALIN'! I I BARWICK I I I I s;....:::..=....:..... I "Along Th• San Diego Fr..way" I I I I I I I I u d Serl .-..o-,__ I Md Tum l.ell-4o &o.#1 T ..... to ZS3110.-0~ I SAN JUAM CAPISTIANO I 1831-13751 -or. )'. 493-33751 ..,....l'l\le, ... ,....,.. I Al c::wa ""-' TO ""°' ... CLEAN USED CARS . 3 Karmann Ghias • 35 VW Bugs ... ,,.,w. ...... IVTUIOOI '995 3 Rare Convertibles • 1 0 Buses & Campers b_,a.u'71YW'-..... , ........ 54695 .. , -c'-1 "30MWHI • 77YW ................ '5495 ......oot fl1MIC41 • '11 'tW llAAfT • •• •• e · · · · · · · · · · ·· .14395 S-1 AM/FM-111681!1111 '74 'tW TllMtt*lOHI·. • • • ••••••••••• '3395 • OTHalMPOlTS 74 w-. ..... w-. ............... 12695 ..................... ~ ltllftll '71o,.t•T11~1 ................. '2495 .,, ,,.... ft7 ..... ,,..,..,,, .••..... '3895 Hca bow Volkswagen 842-4435 11711 ..... ~ .......... ..... We ..... ·-,.,.,.,, Set f-7, S..10-7 ................ 111 .~illlili---... --~ ................ ilili ... •. I • . . . , . H 11 f/ J ~ .Jf/~ 11011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1950MGTD s.ortsROCMhhr British racing green. Un· believable coodltlon on this coUector's item with continuous Increasing value. l 97 4 MC'i MIDGET An inexpensive little sportsrar with filled twin·carb.engi.ne Pnced to sell fa s t ' (°'6MYD> . IAUER MOTORS JAGUAR· MG TRIUMPH 292.SHarbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 '68 Midget, $1000. 642-0312 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977 MC'i• White includlnl hardtop I t944RXX); Yellow with only 11,000 mlles. (712SZD>; Red with overdrive. <4283660 >; Damask with stereo & lugg age r ack (8508WW ), And l\\'O more too• lt76MGI Blue with tAn lnlenor, AM/FM 1tereo. Iuc1a1e rack &l cl<om 1lrlpe1. (VFM451l. 197lW.IGT A clualc #tUI chrome rOfd wbeeJa, 1ttte0 tape le"* Olllea. See &oday • IAUBMOTORS JAGUAR MG TlUUMPH 2llZS llarbor Blvd OOSTAllESA 979 .. zsoo I . t Bau.er ~ Bulrlt. Orange County's #1 Buick Dealership is pricing LE SABRES at only se44 This is a full size car ... Roomy enough for everyone in it. Possibly the BEST GAS economy in its class. These are NOT STRIPPED MODELS. Our low sale price of s6444 includes ••. AIR CONDITIONING, POWER WINDOWS, TILT WHEEL and much more . • • Financing available with no payment due until July on approved credit. DON1T LEAVE TOWN THIS WEEKEND . WITHOUT IT! ! ! .......... iN A.it. .. a.,ert.d ..... .,.rt.cl ....... UHd Auto• UHd •••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••.'••••••••••••••••• Fn~. May 26. 1978 OAJLY P1L.OT OJ IS ._ ........... !?!! !!et-·~ ........ !?!~ !!'!!~ ......... !?!! !~!~~ ....... !?!.~ ~ ............. !!.'.~ ~~ ........ !!!.~ ~~·-~~~.......... ~~·.~!~~ ........... ~~·.~~ .......... .. PORSCHES W talOU '7<t THING 24.0oO Mt 1977 IUIQC '75 Capnce Ealate wain. c.n.th Hll Cerrtth "3J Cortettw 9'32 .,_ Yocal ShArp, 82."'5 SI~ S-pe.aa, k>ml'1. PIS. P/8. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••·· TOYOTA. '44-82110 Buaclt's belt buy 1 Th/illy A/C. Lull rack. tilt whl. '17"'1 Vetl~ L·82. 4·spd SEE Usl uperblf a>alntalned, V6, automatic, pwr ~F'M ster, xlat c:ood. Conet~8ida now belllg RI! .&D ME io.ded Any naable ofr M= • apeclal f equlp'd '72 steenni & AM radio __..971M711. taken on Indy 500 pace loollJn ..,_1 for 1ometh1n1 accepted. 0 >894-2012 111u.-H11$ TOYOTA 74 OHJA CONVERTIBLE. Looks new! <U.RXA) '68Nov1, need& eog1.ne car la stock Fletcher OMVJSIO tll•!ul'a $3900. 834·1234, Aft 6; Reducedtoju.at work.$200. Jones Chevrolet 6633 r~~ . rut. You're in "78 Vette. loaded. 7K 1111 • • •a.-•4.,a.:.azto \..El.AA ........... S4777 ._..., -• Westminster Ave. the W1'0QI section of lM blk. SIJ.500 or offer •J6fll5 •-.. .,.. 'apeeel . alt u._...... _9729 ... erS. Westminster . Ca classatled. I'm a •77 •Ml.3 A ar con d lt 1 one d . l9'74 C.llca GT. m•••· con d It 1 on Ing '74Super Beetle CAa..M.IBJ. '73 Veaa with Buick vs 892.-4444 Corvette but my eqwp· -------- All/FM, tape, power All/'11, 50,0000\1, SZ900. C880ESH}. S2200 ""'"" enelne Low m1 . nda ment will excttt you Just c-.w ttll wtndowa. (284REG). ~5346 s2 199 67~.8-S. CHIYllOllT minor body W?'k. vry gd as much" will cost you ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21128Harbol'Blvd mech S600/bst orr '64Vel, black, mlnl leu in lbe Ion~ run. '75 XR7. loaded Ai r 75 ,14 2.0 '17 CELICA GT ~ VOUCSWAGIHS COSTA MESA ~3900 cond. muatseU! <393TJ81 Sl0.400 crut.;~. tall . AM /FM A..C, AM/ FM atereo, i S To Choose From 546-1 ZOO S6500 ~ 54()..5830 atereo. $3000. 831·2047 All/FM tape. (256MFZ). track. deck rack ptn An examJ>le : 1970 Bug 10 El Camino. alvr, brand 7 to Choose lltJ'ipes,win!wbla.whit.e (252TDl).Now BUlCK Iovicta '61. Good nu3:504-boltr1claggeara CORVETTE '77. hnmac. ** '71 Xl7, co.,I W·tan int. Jo mllet. OMLY $1699 cond. New Uree. Bei;t of· &tram. must aeU! 5Z7·2260 dys. lo•ded. S .. owrooM From 64&9303,962·982C,Aakfor ...._....... fer.968·2'191 S2800. 968-1528 S3H'56eves 2826HAR80RBLVD coAd, •t.500 •I''· ruct. --------Mmda/ltMllllt '76 2·dr Skylark. J0.000 '68capnce, lo ml, aar, all SellidJeitems COSTA MESA ltttofr.5'1·5.HO JIM PANOS '72 Corolla ~r. Radi~1 76 COIOUA WGH 2J00Harbor Blvd., C.M mi's, P/8, P IS. tilt whl. pwr. AM/FM, $900. PP. AMto M • ..... A x.lnl cood. 135 Emeraio 4c)'l., •uto tl'ID8., radio, 631.s:uo AM/FM Lape, at.eel whl 968-5193 1• M•w 4utoa, M•w 9100 A..to1, Mew 9100 A6U Bay, LB. SJUJ5. 4!M-4378 heat.er. llfQ'IPJA). Here'• radials, $4200. Aft 6 ; . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2001S.Mancbetlter a gas 11ver for around VolYo 9772 642•2565 '14 MonU carlo V-8. atr, '11mm1111ma111m1m1rml;;iiil Anaheim 750-2141 '73 Corolla Dlx. AM/FM town&abc>rttrips! -••••••••••••••••••••• --------xlnt cond. Muat sell. llltltllij~·ilJiiiilil•llll~liiilli~ ~i:.:O.~t, red. •S2'm llfOll YOU IUY 19711u1ac S:U.50/betofr. 64-0-5l92 r ..... '755 , 540-5630 AUSIDVOLVO, UGA&.UMITED a.,... 9925 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 73 Deluxe Corolla, vry See ua at Southern Split pwr. seats. cruise ••••••••••••••••••••••• TISTDllVIOUR &ood cond, 4 dr, all Orange County's Volvo control. pwr. windows & Leavinf Country.must ... RC•• maant. records avail. Headquarters. door locb,Wt wheel & s e II 7 7 ch r y 1 I er .,.. "" Best offer aft • :30 2626HAllOlt llVD. MAIC>UIS VOLVO AM/FM stereo with LeBaron, 4 dr, crwse OFTHIYEAll" 673-T299 COSTAMESA MlSSIONVIEJO caaaette player . control. radi als. Good i.oventory In stock. '78 blk CeJJca Uftback 131·2110 495-1210 <~BF>. AM/FM, 8 trk tape dk. Hurry whiletbey last! apecaal edition, fully Trf__. 9767 _•....a.ft.I COUNTY $6995 lthr int.er. 318 Leanburn MIRACLE loaded. 751-7310 -.,..... ~ en&. $7000. 493-8619 MAIDA,lltEHAULT •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• VOLVO Nabe '7 3 New Yo r It e r 2150Karbor81vd '72 Celica, Jrl end, nu 197lTRIUMPH EXCLUSIVE.LY VOLVO rs Broulbam f dr a beaut. COSTA MESA · tires, mags, AM /FM TR61 , .. _ v 1 De 1 Cad u auto w/all optiooa alll2. '41r.5700 CHS, $2100. 631-1532, CboiceofTwo ~sest 0 VO a er •• ac 602S29forappt. ----------1 646-171l One is white w/ blue in· anB~':,~eL~~f terlor. stereo cassette & DIRECT .?fiUO ff.11 hnt Btvu MUST SELL Iola ltoyce 9756 '7'1 Toyota Corolla. nu ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond, am/fm cassette, •1 DEALER IN U.S.A. 7500 rnl. s.1200. 840-234S CLOSED SUNDAYS 'SS BenUey R·Type Salon, unmac. SlS,000. 645-4680 76 COROUA Automatic . air condltlon1ng , (346P0Vl rack. 1be other is blue (11\l,1 Mn.1 5-10-'J I 00 Beautiful '7'1 Cordoba ~!,'"'" interlo• & low !'!~·· c- 9915 -~-1~-~-r_e_ta_1_1._A_tt-er_s 1974 TRIUMPH ~-25~-S ·M·~-~ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977 CHltYS&.B TR6 20 . anchester 1977 Cad Cpe de Vllle. U IAROH Ana ... ~•m "7CI'\ 2011 I ded l · F\Jlly luxury equifped " British raolng green lftn /<JV-08 • oma.19200. only 13,000 or glnal True classic that is Im-:-67~7119 -" provln& in value each 70 Volvo, 441'. standard -. --------..... es! (2Z7SXF> ye a r . re 8 1 h 1 g b trans, ~·cyl. AM /FM. 74 Coupe de Ville. Letbr SADOLllAQC performance roedaler. $1800/BO. 646-4931. eves. Int. SteN?O. Gorgeous! V AU.IV IMPORTS Volvo "10, 184. XJnt cond. S3llOO. 551·2028 ll I ·2040 495-4949 197' TllUMPH Io ad ed. M u st s e 11. '73 Cpe de V1Ue. loaded. 1976 CH•YSLllE.9 SPITFtlE Sac:rifice$1800. 548--0734. perfect. 53150. 642-7178. " Sft With overdrive & stereo . ..,. V I 1800 ES Call AM or aft SPM COllDOIA S 3 9 9 5 Finished bl bl ·~ 0 vo auto. Deluxe velour in tenor, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ID ue on ue A/C White w / blue int '78Sedan Brouabam Xlnt split pwr. seats. AM/FM *SUI* & only ll,000 mi lea. Excel car '6.~. (7lfl cond. Taite over lse stereo. pwr. wtndows & 9160 l!ml Saabs from $S995. (44SRTI'). •1521 $249/mo. ?SS--0396 door Aodts, crwse control C9657 J. Lease dealer 1976TRIUMPH '6tYot.oStWga. &lowcnlleage.<039Rll>. dlrect. Also. Turbo Demo 'R7a $1000/firm 646-l63l CI r~ 9917 $5395 Now available! Chokeof9 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• IEACH IMPORTS -Some with sunroofs. air EB Volvo 142. auto. A/C. i8 CAMARO Z28. New. 1'ii.T-1be 84800VESTREET Looting for a hOQ\~ of conditioning. 1peclal AM/FM stereo,$1200.Gd fully loaded. CB. w1re l"° rs <Near MacArthur Blvd. your own? You'll find wheels, accent design cood. 645·3905 whls. all extras. '96-02:95, Cadillac &Jamboree Road) many homes advertised pal.Dt schemes & Victory 4!r7·2521 NEWPORT BEACH for sale an Claaalfled editions. Most colors 752·0900 _ev_e_ry...._d-'ay'-·-----• available. Autos. UMCI '77 c-ro ••••••••••••••••••••••• RALLYE SPORT. VS, '..'Miil H,111'1<11 Blvtl ( "'"' ~h '·' '\41I'll 00 Alltol,UHd ··•···•····•·······•··· ······················' IAUER MOTORS JAGUAR-MG TRlUMPH 2925 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 G1neral 9901 auto.. PIS . air cond. ~~~~!!!!!!~ •••••••••••• ••••••••••• Absolutely flawless. ::-. "Ho"'• ol ri.. V1ti11t' $5699 Cor••ff• 9932 '76C ... ro 6cyl., auto .. P /S , (220RNX>. A ne~-steal ! $3699 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1964 Corvette Stingray Fastback-A gleaming, red, on1t beauty. Must sell quickly. Any re· asonable offer accepted 551·2742 MR IN\IOICI ••• OH IYmY HIW WIO. FIO I 110 4 I ISPm>S .. STOC&ll r~__, ............... ~ .......... '75 T R7 . Glas sunrr, AM/FM quad. Must see \0 appreciate. $4275 Pvt pty 83&-2818 or s:n ·3509 Valbw""'9 9770 Groth Chen<M~t 18211 .. ach ll•d. H~"h..qt~ a.och 847-6087 549-3331 ~ .... ~!~~ ..........•. ~· ... ~!~!'. ........... t ~.~~~~ ........... ~~·.~~ ........... . 1978 Buick Demonstrators On Sale .. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• WllUY&SB.L VOUSWACilMS Largest Selection In the Area!!! WEST GERMAN IMPORTS AM/FM. vinyl toP. PIS. P/B. air cond .. w/s/w ttres & more. (lie. 984'T JB} s1993 ·~ Z28 Rally Sport (302 cu to>. stock, mint cond, asking ~ or best of. Cer. P .P . 675·3587, 6'7S.o7f8 This Holiday Weekend ... at Orange County's #1 Buick Dealership 1985 Harbor Blvd .. C.M. 7 6 'LYMOunt .AUOW 2895 645-6120 '76 Camaro, perl. body, running eear. f1 re damage mterlor. 22,000 au. $1750. '94-71.88 BAUER BUICK • ...-ir-. ........... ·- -4'011M1 OHLY ·uvw 540.5595 '69 Red ColwriW. 1 owner, x.lnt cond. nu lop, paint, inl. eng ! Radio, heater. PIS. 6 cyl.. air cond. & more. A net steal. (Uc. 0 t 3RKQJ. '76MONTICMLOCOCIPI s4495 Radials, $2600. Gall Auio...ane. --..ci ... , ~, Kevin, 559-6008. 1111 wl\MI & unow 20.000 mllee tt~•~ OML.Y '72 BUS. Looks good, runs '2786 GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY '12~~~T.A co•OLL•$1495 ~;:i!~·e~~oearly AUl-•llC 6 ,_ _.l ,,.... lor --·•e<•1..,,,-oe1 y '70 VW Bug, A/C, good lt=='7-::-::~.llMS~IM HIAUY~~s4~7 9~5 shape.* 67s.Q218 * C~~. 6 --MUSTSEE l•o-11iw-.. 111'781 OMlY 16'00 lleoc" lovl•..,,d ........... !Ott a.odl, 141-1144 '75CHIYlOLIT C.AM.Alos3995 tk,;~c• • w•lft QOOOMY '7 2D.ATSUtU40'1 $ 3995 • t peed ''•"• w ith AM/FM 11291WMI_._. .... ONLY '7 8 COIYmt f.TOf' MAKE Autofftahc . .,....,_ • ._ .,.,.. OFF ISAMl11t EA '73~KSW.A•IM IA.IAs2595 TM• 1un"'* -tpeCtal Nl> ICM ,..,,_t~ OMLY '7 7'0HTl.AC FOllMULA 400 s 5995 AUIO"'•llc 6 C_,. ~) '"'' ..... ""' II*"• -ol ""' --ONLY '74 POISC .. tllS $ W>lll ·~·at apo>I ..,.._.., 1 0 MflHOOI pt ... "''"1 011 .. jQMLOll~ coo ---et OM.Y 74 TOYOTACOWI ,..,_ .. cO"d.AMIM&-lr~ ll.-,0) OM.Y -----'7 7 •we......., 494 -""· .. -'()9 -... ,__,IO~ --OHL., MAKE OFFER s7995 ---~-----------------'74 VW Convertible. &old, • $3250 firm. 7SfMM39 -------- OLKSWAGEH SM Srrlce Top Dollar Paid for Used VW's COMMOMWIALTH MOTORS SIMCI 1953 1442 So. Brt1tol Santa Ana 546-0120 Approx. 2 ml. No. of SouthQ>aat Plaza. '72VWSuper Beetle, $1500 640-7~1 74Ho•• Hatchback. VS, auto. PIS, air cond., bucket seats. <318LQG). Hurry! Thi.a one wW pquiclt ! am 75Ct6nt VB, 1uto. trans., P JS, air cond .. vinyl top. A Beautiful <!a r . C$.13MOM.> SJ49t G ro"' Ch~Yrol~t 181 11 k oc:h ll•d Hunh..q!Oft l~och 84 7·6087 549.333 I ----~ '73 CONVERTIBLE Xlat u .• cood. AM/FM cass must ... 1.11t sell 1 of 3 cars, 66 sell $.1100/bSt $J6.. lal Olev Impala SS, '65 Chev · Impala or '74 Pinto 1998VW Futback: WllOQ.559-!im 1875 673-5399 77 At .... ,.. 1-----.....;.....;...;:.~1 VS, auto., P /S, air cond., VW Bug, needs paint 6: T·Top , pwr wlndow1. !nt., runt 1ood, $600. (OllTMI>. Except10111l 8C7-5189 ~ It only: •• Good COQd. W /lood $63t9 tlret • .,. '800. 541-1168 77 pa....t-0.,,6"--WOeffS ..,.. 1-...:;._------1 RUNABOUT. VS, 4 apd .• •• vw. rreot eod body air coad .. AM/FM radio. damaae. New eq, 25,000 ( 191.SWW) HI.UT)' tbl.9 OM mi's. 'Muat aell S4fjO or woo't lul! beltc:lf•._.. SHtt ;.,, th ChrvroJf'I N' ' I ,., •tif h 11 .. ;j •t "'" ~ ...,""' , ft~ 11' ,, 114 / 6J81 ·,49 .. Hi I ------- l.altOfTllellg MOHTI CARLO. V8, automaUc, air cond., pwr. 1teerin1 & windows, en.Ilse control. Wt wheel, pwr. apllt seat & door lock•. AM /Fltl stereo, vtnyl top. T-Top Ir morel <671SL1'>. 1917-Cbolce of 3! SAYISSS COMMBJ. CHIVIOl.IT 2821Ha.rbor Blvd. COSTA MF.SA 546-1200 ALL TO BE SOLD THIS FRIDAY. SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND MONDAY . Shop & Compare •.. Over 25 To Choose From -All Priced As Used Cars IF YOU CAN STAND A FEW SMALL CHIPS. OR MAYBE A OIATV WHITEWALL, MAYBE YOU CAN STANO SAVINGS LIKE THIS ... fXAMPUS: Ser. 701483 Ser. 707142 Ser. 721001 Ser. 701272 Ser. 113293 Ser. 102965 Ser. 113990 Ser. 105293 Ser. 120437 Ser. 104416 Ser. 101948 Ser. 102967 Ser. 101842 Ser. 101950 Ser. 107582 Ser. 101943 Ser. 103304 Ser. 102030 Ser. 107527 Ser. 112913 Ser. 117221 Ser. 101016 Ser. 101603 Ser. 112605 Ser. 107043 Ser. 415380 Ser. 475393 Opet = ~ Skyk..tc = c ... 1 .. , Skylft ~ ... s .... Le Saltn Le Sabre Le Saltn us .. Le Sabre Le Sabre c .... , CewtwyWap11 ... Sabre ... Sabre LeSabn c ..... , Electra ll•let'CI WAS '3832.35 '4106.35 '4613.20 '4992.35 '6139.35 '6233.35 56793.35 56838.35 '7069.54 '7044.35 '7213.35 '7437.95 •7552.95 '7572.95 '7587.95 17552.95 •7670.95 '7607.95 '7647.95 '7707.54 18102.54 '8452.95 '8723.90 '8764.95 '8887.90 110,233.50 '1i.134.50 NOW THIS WEBENI> '3562 '3799 '4062 '4521 '5463 '5558 '5tl2 '6008 .,, 12 '6164 '6252 '6294 '63'6 '6316 '631t '6323 '6334 '6350 '6380 '6559 '6961 '7017 171I3 '7277 17504 '8212 '9772 DON'T MISS THIS SALE! ALW,AYS A SUPE• BAUi• TRADl-IN ALLOWANCE Op,f'.9 'UI 10 P.M. -..&L YES ••• Ope. E'...-y S-.~ 'UI S P.M. Open Memortal Day 8:30 a.m. 'tJll S p.QJ. A OIW.an al 8-#oton o,.t. i,._ · f'*""" · llG 21111 .... an..cona w m.• • •J• DAILY PILOT Friday M~ 26 1178 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ Ut9CI ....... Uatd .Autot. UHd ~····················· ••········•············ •••.•.......•.•••..•... '-'Cl 9'40 u..e• 9945 u.coa.. t t45 ~ ttso ,.... tts 1 ,...._ nu ................•..•... ............•.......... •.........•..........•• ....................... ·····•······••········· .•..................... ~:'!'!': ............ !!!.~ ~ H 40 ,_,. tt40 • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• e7. On" ownr. 54,000 ID1!1, Uke new. Sl.216 4.M .PHIL E. l«bSt . c M LONG ·68Coc•r. nupaint&top, FQRO run.s xlnl. clean. $990 S48-33S2 ~ ;<> Im Cougar VHlager :S seat l\a wgn, 12,000 m1, wtll w ired llhr int. com plelely loaded, excep- t ion a I cond. $5900 ~·. ~ :t. ~· .. co • .., * o•~ • lfJ-8496 l .............. ~o. .. ,, ..... .. ,. -••"""'• A"'11tiQC-•~ , ... .... 73 Ford Ctry Sedan waaoo. very good cond P1S. P,8, a1.r. lom1. a>I). MS· 1871 75 LTD 4DR V8. Cuc1ory air cond . radio, heater. vinyl root t 862.1..X.Z ) •$2666 540-5830 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 9945 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .Doclga ttJS '7' Ford MEAi HEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• MUST SELL '75 Granada Maverick '11 LIMCOLM • .. 71 Coronet Custom. 4-dr, Super clean $2950/bat R•d•o ,, .. ,., Pis. pie TOUA.J SB> ...... PIS. P/B, A/C, new bat-ofr. Call 645·2890. w1s1w A•R COND a,,,.,,. "" """ tery Ir tires Below Blue 'Tl PU\t.o, wtute w/red lD· tLoc: •6-'JOCt Dri ven less tha n 300 8 o o 1k . $ 6 O 0 •~-Bouaht new van & SJ 898 rrules ll 's loaded w1tb ~2987 955-0140 K'J -I u x u r 1 o u s c o n v e ----------muslsell. W1Utakepn ce ruent-es-AM /FM stereo '15 Dodge Monaco 4-dr, somewhere betwn bigh & '78 ford quad. leather 1ntenor. new engine. 1mmac. low book. 4 Cyt, aut.o. p U speed control. till wheel. Sacnfice. $2150. 581-6794 Sttll has 1500 m1 's left on Courier · · door locks, on & on l Good All 9raf"ld new Full f1c•Of~ warran y. car. .au•o ~or• 11>an •mo•• Driven only 3 Du)'$ '74 Coronel First $995. g1ass hatchback. 534.7533 uo•cn.,. •or l*lOl9 -A real aacritict on this lakes It! eves/wlmds. .ic ISM 1IOOlll ,.."""' hke new Town Sedan 831-1257 "12 Ford LTD Cpe, xlra $3886 Reg. IJst Sl4.400. "89 Coronet. P/B, P/B, clean, $1500 or offer. SpecialAt: ~:clean. ~ Cliff.646-6420,752·7990 $1 l,900 -------•'Tl LTD II Brougham. GUSTAFSON fwd tf40 P/W1nd. A/C. AM/FM LINCOLN MERCURY ~ 540-5630 16'00 a-~ lovlo•o•d Ho"'• 011~. Vo••np" '78 ContiMntaf McnV loao eo • eiv t ,vth"'O ,,,,.,,,...01e u\ct...01""9 1., cono c•u•M toll AM/FM Quid I If~ ,, .. .., !Se• ~•·o• 511,743 '77 (,apr; 81•1'0 -l Ot 5-1 c.,. ~ •P<I 1t19 ,...,,."Cl OUc~ .. .... ,. l>Ody -• mold•noo red•••• fufly •n.1tru~teo :. .. 827~131 $3968 GUSTAFSON llNCOLN MERCURY •&eOO l•och 8ovtevo.d I ""°"'''"O'O" .. ~ 142-8844 ~== ~fl READ ME HJ ' l"m a '74 Lincoln Coot . & 1 ·m lookmg rot a new home. l have factory all" condlllorung so l' m cool tn summf r l also have AM/FM atereo to cal m r~u r freeway nerve.. My owner Mr Johnson says I've been here too long. so he is selling me for only. 399,500 penn1e:. (393TJB1 540-5630 1011 XSO\ & so~ • LINCOLN·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA ~ 9950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUNTY'S MEWEST LINCOLN· MERCURY Dealership is now OPEN RAY FLADEIOE UNCOLN·MERCURY 16-18 Auto Cenler Dr SDFwy·Lake 1o·orest ex at IRVlNE 830.7000 •••••••••••• ••••••• •••• stereo cass., sptit bench I w i~~~-1~ '71 LTD Brougham, super seal. wire wheel covers, _,.,"II,..,. e..,.;,3 L• clean, $950. Call after xlnl c:ond. ~ Days 142..,44 -·-·-----1965 Lincoln Sedan "76Capn IL AM/FM casi.. 6pm, 497-2956 ask for 00-7812 or ~l·Sun eves. f.lll 2626 HARBOR BLVD Classic. $1960. Xlnt cond. vry clean. Take over Greg. 5.57-4339 J_ "1i v COSTA MESA M4-0IMO loa.n4.9H573 A.dos, New '9100 A.tos, New 980 Autos. M•w 9100 Autos, Mew 9800 Alrfos, New 9800 Autos. Mew 9800 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Y 8 du'" u1nt hw::torv i•t cona11.ori1no oowtt ''~"'I co.-e-"'"'" A~ ,_, 1'Nlei tlMI •ao ... '""' ,.,.,@'di! '""" -CO'W9f'\ •"'lflll vi-"'nyf ·~~53499-"· '78 FAIRMONT 14uu•• tMIAlhC ,,., '>llttO mti'lu•• 1tarum1tli10f' coo•1n1 ••COVAi\' •Y'I-Wll)et moun1eo . ..,,.,-~ --$1-•"IJ -"°'1f.,.,. 111-...S delu1e -9'0u0 AM r..ioo 11111eo OI~• '""' """"'""" <Ao' SA• •81i9"' "',. J Sr~ ·~1· ~ ........... ~ OURPllCE -- v ft ,.,10 u,,, 'actOfr ''' c~•r•on·~ oo•er il~~11\q PO~Ot OIK brt&llfn O(Wii'9f '#'U'ld0-WS OO#tf \eoil\ AM 'dl1o0 nt'aw 11ee1 •iM!tet ,,,... ""''"•" ltfO~ -C<IV8'\ ••nv• root "" -lo< •M9SYA S" oP81:'6 55999 51299 U•l.UIDA11 4.oot N.LAa• """"°' Seteell"'" Cfu11eo() mi11c 00#11• 1ron1 dote «Y-~ £1eei1no front 1nd '••' twmoer ou•teh lefl h1no r•m~• mttror OO•et "'•nlfl•t•on '""•'" t l 0 sound .nw•.c.an ~ ..,,,.,, •oo• 6 0 l•NWl400100/V-t ttl0"'9 C•lllOfl1'• em1s1•on 90Ut0"'9nl wsw '"'''' tJres coth,en1enc• orouo t,ont cor-'*"'» loft "-"'ll -ftnge,ltp soeeo con1,01 oower •~•ll·du•• conlrOI etPClt1C re1r .,.,,.,oow oetrosltH' ,., tono1au10 '""'o OOl'lltOI. A"' Flo! 11.,eo ""'" ~ ·-· 1>111.0 ti...._ '""' 8'0tCI --~ -• ""-co.w1. tltclnc --IO(joll S.. •AOJ9.JMStoell07 Siii 4227 o......, .......... , .. " '78 T·llRD J~Ml.llfOP ,_,..,,c--. Se•ectsnon cru•oe o·m111c oo- lr0<1t clot<: .,,.11$. -11"'111Q aa.t• -Olrt'CI••• ......... '°" s,.-._._ •"'11 1oot & IL 1.ac> CIOt 2V ~ tr..::1oon• -. ~-9'1tr\'~•4'<1•tfllres lrcnl~t-M Slt~r1n9 Wf'lffl f1n~er1tp IQeed control lh•n DO*ft Hll-ot>_.. °"'' ,,.,..,e -9'0UP tl90nc: rur w1n<10• delro••er AM1FM areu10 ""'" ••oe ••ftt•Or oecor Q<OUO 11149'0 lu1.,,., O'OUO 1....0 911u como•ett •oner P•"•' t1lOIO•"O' ... oe c I( •• no;t '"WI o o on•~• n1010,no• St1 t8A7S10ol884 si.. lll2 0......., .. , .... ,., ... ,. OUR l'llCE V 8 .1ut1 tr•n" '«"'"' ''' Con4•f~t"9 00••' >leeong AM •oOoO Loe •238MI• SI• •8J77 51899 1974 DODGE 5UIHll COtfWllSIOt4 TUOISMAM 100 6 C'r' ._., Han\ ..... F~ tt!ltQ "WQ ._~, ,,...,.., .. n11~ 'Nlet IV('\ l .c •~9161/C Sr> 18101 s3499 1973 FORD l'IWTO 5q&llH WA~ 4 ...... ""° .. _ llClOtv .., CIO"CMIOl\lft9 AMlrM ,..,., ''"'"" fl'"' IY<IQOQe '""' Lt<: ·~91C.•0 S•-•ft3~6 Se1ec '"''' ctu•\f!·r ""'"' ~ "iwtl O"C 111 ... M -lletnnQ 11()<11 -'"' .,.,.....,., llW' ..... ,,. >MY' l>t)(tyMle -Oo"ll• ltft.,,.,.., remot• 1111-9fllCltlC Cl()ck sound •nsv111o0n pac;i..tg• 400 C•D v 8 1ng1l"1 •etU\et '''"" lrKllOft-t()ll _.. ... ,.......,,., .. co~• !>fOUP "ant tO<n•"~9 11"'°9 1"1 •t••""O ,wne.,, lrnoe,r.o '~ c:oorro• -'414'''°''""' .,.,, 0-1 ~ ..... .,.....,., orouo ~nr. ,.., ••nao .. dtl•o.t•• AM f"' .i .. to 190•0 1.tn01v lv•Ufy~rouo hmlO 91u1 comp•8•~ •"O' co•.,, f\•l'f''l·dul~ 'utoe1u110,, tltc•r•c. -1100t tocl<• •'"'' rorl 5ft llJllSS16'1~7 SJ• 14$3& v 8 .-.,,to ''""' tactotv .,., cono1uo"•"u'1 POw8' \t~totmo DOWt"' d·\t tJt•P\ ,,.PiJ F'-4 r.O•O "'f1tet .,,. , .. .,.,.tit .. ~co"er' hntllO 9'~ l""°..., too ,,..,.con1<00 lt< •91l1Nl1t SI• 1811/ 1977 CHEVROLET MAUIU 4 OOOll VI iUIO '''"' IKfOt-; ''' c0ftd1f10tt1"0 oo-er $1-1"11 ~ cl .. ( 17 ... 9' Ml.., 91 .... CIUISoe COl'I~ s .. 110VU17•'6019'.> S'\ •81'~ Se•echf'•tl C-'u·\ff·O '"'"' oe>wtf ''°"' 4'•V Or•e\ ~, \.f~ 1of'•• "'f'IOO•\ e•ecrr.c c1oc.11i •..o-oo(ICe ... no;o roo< 6 111. 1400 C•O• '1 V enQtf"ll ''•Cf•O" IO• j 1le 1!1Uff'1n .. fJQ flf!4ry \f\t""' W1• ,_,.. '•'8\ ltont COfnttuno ••'"~ Ml \IPer.r\9 #ftflt"I '"'9•fl•O ,oeecl CO"lrOI 6 ,..., OO*f'' , •• , Ot•~ Otllv Oelu•• °'"''0<>• O'OUI> o'4IClfl<; , .. ,, w1noow OP,,O\lttf AM1FM \hH~O w11n ttOft 1nt~10f O.C:Of 0'°''~ 1·"'00 11' .. H-• -__._, __ ... _ !'OW•t IQC.tr. 0'0u0 ••Hll .~._., c;ov .. " 'ot'• ~ mota•f"V\ ....of Cl!\ vonyl ,_. OOIJ'fl.O. r1I0"""9' s~ •eA1S•0&?•5 sr~ ,.,04 iS Mere llloolego. 4-<lr. '74 ,.MTO ·73 Grand Pri.-i.r11l1 1 P/B, PIS. A!C. sll belled 4eyl.. 4 i1pd., factory ialr ~.000 m1· "· 'till unot r radial tlres, Xlnt cond cond . radio. h t-Jtt>r warr. Sllf600 Blk on blk $:>.SOO. ~3479 t053LWA> 1_548_·_73'4 _____ _ ~-.-76_1_0_1_C_4T~~r •$2495 VJU.AGI WA..OM 540-5830 73 Oelt• 88. 41 .00ti ma. 1 owner Xlnt cond. 962-6088 4cyl . 41pd.. factory alr c:«ld .. radio. be•ter, lua- &aae rack. <UIBPCD>. •$2995 $40-5830 IOH\'SO\ ,~so,· • l1Nl.0LN Mtnr:uRY 2626 HAAIOA BL VO COSTA MESA '76 MOMAACH CPE V8, auto .. trans .. air cood., power steering & brakes. AM w /tape Vinyl roof /moon roof <820PCD>. •$4444 540-5630 1;1u;g1 2626 HAAeOfFLvo. COSTA MESA lfHl\SO\ & SO\ • l INU>l N Mt llC UllY 262e HARBOR BL. VD COSTA MESA Ptplollth 9960 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'74 Ply Sat.elhle Sta '78 Gran Pnx LJ, 3SOV mi's. loaded. Cotit S924«1 sell $8200. Gray1'1lv1-1 ~xter. bUt inter 536·61711 ·10 Gran Pnx. LJ /\II power lmm•c S460U ~40·la00 or 7.ll·OOb~ ev/wlmds Wag. 9 pass . P1S. P/B. '67 Ponuac catalmJ Wgn. Air. Gd. tirei.. trant. P/S, P/B. air. rlldlJI~. Cooler. &1r :-.hockt.. $700 673-9280 tr~r hitch. CB Radio ---------mcl. Good Cond. $1 ,800. !YJlS. Orange. S.A 1969 Plymouth S port Suburban Wgn, 1~.000 m t. new motor. brks, bres Beal orrer 496-2707 aft 5PM or weekends i2 Duster V8. Low m1. l owner Xlnt cond. $1850. Call MS-5916 '76FIRUIRD Put Some Spice In Your Lah.• V8. autotrllnb . air cond pwr 'leert n ~. pow. r brakes. radio. <31JlNYT 1 •$5295 540-5630 lfHl\SO~ & so~ • LINCOLN· MERCURY '73Scamp. xlnt cond AIC 2626 HARBOR BLVD ,~~~~a.. vinyl top. St!150. ·1a COSTA MESA ll• :i1a Ouster. new ures. w/o --------- Ho"'• of lh• V1•111g· '78 Meralry Monarch 2 "' -c.ro91inQ tlOd¥ -·~~oo--. I,,_ "'°'9 CS. 63911181 54278 '78 Mercury Bobcat ~I .__ Pf8 ,...,,..,11._lull~. lolOOOwn ,__,,.....,,. mot• IS.. aa:/11131 '3668 GUSTAFSON l:~oa:h :~.:~:y I """'"'II'"" .. och 142""44 ·~ ~ -------- READ ME Loolung ror no frill de· pendable transportation. rm a 6 cylinder 4 door Monarch with factory air conditioning & AM /FM stereo. My big brother is Marquis so you know I come from a good gas hne. You can buy me Cor ooJy $3737. (611RDLI 540-5630 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN·M fRCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA Mul'-J 9952 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·m Fastback. perfect cond. st.er . SI~. 644-4579. 066289. 3-sp. AM/FM cass. fact air. Xlnl cond 645-1.308. '74 11Glua,6 cyl. auto. air. new radials. xlnt $2700. 675-0866. 642.8335 '65 Mustang V·8, Best offer over $200 S48-4475 .. 68 .. Mustang 289 V8 P.S. new tires & brakes '115/of(er. 631·2894 1977 Mustaog Mach .. Black on Black. 11.800 rru. 302 V8. PS/PB. air. auto. AM I FM s tereo $4800. 548-8095. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Cutlass Supreme, all pwr, factory air. regular gas. I ownr. mint cond. Eves 4.99-4035 'II> Olds 98. New trant1, new tires. Very clean. nins great. Perl family cer saoo. 538-1968 aft 6 '74 Olds Cutlass, AIC, PIS, P /B. xlnt c:ond .. l3600 Call 546·6206 aft 6PM or come see al 1675 Gisler.CM. i201ds CuUass Supreme. P/S, P18 , A/C, reduced to Sl500 or bst ofr. 673-0062 ·71 Olds CuUus. air. aulo. vinyl top. $1095. 586-9413 tt57 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72FordPWo fl'OO. 49&-0174 aft 5. '76. 20,000 mi's, It avocado sm. Xlnt cond. $2!5()0 or best of r. 955-0 lB'> ·73 Plnto r unabout. JOOON, • apd, 36.000 ml, low book $1500. aak.lna 11800. 4117-1880 '73 Pinto '1500 or bes! Of· rer. '17 PtnLO, wh.it• w /rwd ln· ter. Make offer. will t.alt• pr1c. betwn bJ&h It low book. 4 C1t. auto SUll ~ l.500 ~'t lefl oo war· ranty. Bousbl new van. SM·Tm e,,_/wkndl '73 Pinto, m•ch xtnt. mteor b9dy . n" stHl r~i-Jl/H, Beat orr over '9'11U.147.,_ P. P '13 Ptnto &.a. Wap, alr. auto trut 2000Cc. re1. fu.el , MlcneJln radial1. 5*01$1 A1C. SlSOO. ~ TiuuAttbtrd 9970 1976 GT custom 5·spd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM /FM. CB. ele<.'tr. 1gn1 lion. mags. S29!15 847·5677 '73 THUMDERllRD Automatic. pwr '>teennl' & br.ikl•s. new urt·~. '72 FUry 2dr. cnuse con AM/FM stereo. Pn Pl.> trol. air. p /str. auto, Call 1192 1832 bl'forc •· v /top. nu tares , nu pm brakes Xlnt cond. $1995 --------- 7SH759or645·5644 '78, air. P IS . P I U. . P!Wmd. P/seat. AM/FM 72 gold Duster, bronz~ :.tereo. lit whl, 4800 m1 w/VU\yl roor. auto. P IS. ~ 751 1891 P/B. & air Very clean In excel I. cond. SI 195. ¥191 9974 768-3355. 768·352.5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PClllfioc 9965 '72 Veg.t GT Stahon Wl(n ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 sp. Air end. I owr ~/bst o(r Runs gre1;1t '72 Grand Prix. mint 7S9-11410r731·4860 cond . A /C. P /w1nd. ---------- melalltc stlver. blk vnyl top. $2000. p p 644.(1224 '72 GT Wagon . .iuto. air. xlnt cond. very clean. eves. S995. 751·6610 ~-~~~~---~· ........ 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(371JrAlJearer. wh1fewa11 s:1~ereo . s, -.._ . - '76 CHRYSLER V-8. auroma11c COIDot4 sreering, OOwe · g1r conditioning AM/FM stereC: rakes. Power ~i Power tires. vrnyt radio. heater ndows. cruise conr roof. SPiit oower seai wt11tewa11 s4495~;- '75 FORD 6 CYllnder ,.,HTO W4GOH Power t . automa11c a1r hearer f~,:,82z'n1g2.56oower br;~~ds 111onmg, 16) · radio, s2395 ' l 17 Huntington Beaeh Foootain Valley EDI TI O N !VOL. 71 , NO. 146, 4 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES O RANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1978 After n oon N.Y. StO<!k~ TEN CENTS ------------------------]acobs SaysNo ------------------------ OC Assessor Rules Out Tax Rollback By GARV GRANVILLE Of Ille O.tlly Pit« iwtt Assessor Brad Jacobs said today there will be no free:ie or rollback or assessed property values in Orange County. Jacobs' comment was made in response to an assess- ment rollback invoked Thursday in neighboring Los Angeles County, a rollback designed to offset hefty in· creases in property values. Los Angeles County Assessor Alexander Pope announced the rollback from this year 's assessment hak es as outraged property owners s mothered his office with protests. THOSE WHO COMPLAINED saw tn the value increases that in some cciSes reached 400 percent resulting an sharp climbs in their property tax bills. Pope's cuts. °"hich were mst1gated by a 4 to O vote of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. was immediate· ly declared illegal by the Stale Board or Equalization. Nonetheless, the Los Angeles County assessor continued with his plans to cancel out this year's assessment in· creases. BUT JACOBS SA I D TODAY tha t unde r no circumstances will he violate either his oath of offi ce or state laws that say property shall be revalued each year. And, the Orange County assessor said. "I am not going to get involved in a highly emotional polillcal grandstand play on the e\'e or the election .. "The voters need to make up their own minds <on prop erty tax reform ballot measures I without influence from government agencies ... J ACOBS' WORDS WER E echoed by county Board of Supervisors Chairman Thoma_s Riley. Like J acobs. Riley said be will not support a rollback "unless we are told it Is legal." Supervisor Laurence Schmit proposed su<'h a freezl' earlier this week but his proposal was scotched when County Counsel Adrian Kuyper said such a move would b1.· Illegal TODAY. HOWEVER. KUYPER'. staff of law)ers 1:; n· viewing the Los /\ngeles aclton and is expected to venturt• forth with a written legal opanlon later J acobs. though. said he will not alter his course unlcs, there 1s legal direction from the state Board of Equahlc• t1on . (See TAX FREEZE NIXED, Page t\2) 1----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------' iSuspect I jlnRape !Captured f'ollowmg a police stakeout ::i nd auto purl.ult. student Je..,:.e , Flores of Huntington Beach ~as . arrested and charged with the i Monday night rape or 1:.1 Golden 1 Wt•st College coed • Flores. 23. fled an Orange l County Superior Court trial an i Santa Ana Thursday where he raced a charge of attempted I f":.ipe stemming from a Mar<'h 31 <iowntown Huntington Beach an c·idf'nt. according to police Sgt. Louis Ochoa Police Detective Art Droz as sertt·d he had matched Flore ... · fin)"(erprinLc; with those found m a Golden Wc•st Collf'ge women's restroom where the Monday night rape took place A $500.000 a rrest warrant for Flores was obtained by pohce from West O range County Judic ial District court a nd another $250.000 warrant was 1s sued when the suspect fled hi s Santa Ana trial. Ochoa said. Acting on a tip, llunhngton Beach staked out the a rea of Golden West Street and Wes tm1ns l l:!r Boulevard in Westminstc·r where F'lorcs was bf'hcved to be heading. Ocho<1 ~aid. Poli ce spotted Flores at 3. JO 11 rn . and attempted to stop him as he was driving his auto. Police ~aid Flores refused to s top unlit Det<'ct1ve Droz forced the suspect to the side of the • road near Maple Avenue and ' Chestnut Street in Westminster Flores. a Golden West Coll<'ge stude nt, was booked into Hunt ington Beach Jail with bail set Jl $750.000 lie is expected to be arra1J,:ned today m West Orang~ County Jud1c1al Distri ct court for the all<'&cd Monday sex at· tack Police allege that Flores ab duct ed a 23-year -old Golden West College coed in a restroom near the gymnasium at 8 p m during a class break The victim, who was trC'atcd 11nd released from Costa Me!-.a (Stt SUSPECT. Page /\2) Burglars Take Gasoline Loot Former Huntington Beach city <'ouncilman Ted Bartlett. 76, told police Thursda'y burglars s tole 500 gallons or Ethyl gasoline. valued at $300, from an under ground storage tank at his Main Street and Olive Avenue service station when it was closed. Bartlett theorized that thieves pr1ecr open the tank c ap and pumped the fuel into a portable container some time betw~n 3:30 p.m. Wednesday and 7 a.m. Thursday. "l'm real upset about this," !'laid Bartlett. "This is the first time this has happened since I came here in 1949." FORMER POW BECOMES MD A decision m ade in a North Vietnam prison camp in 1900 culminates June 12 M (ormer rt.rhter pilot Tom McNia h becomes Thomas McNish, M.O The agonies of months spent In &011lary brou1ht the vow that if he ever got out, he·d m k~ som ething of hls Ult" •'On(' lhlna prison camp does !JI let )'OU file a fhgbt plan for life." he said For the story of his Acec>mpll"hment. !lee Page A7 MILE SQUARE PARK m c 0 r--0 U> ~ o.1 ......... -M-. SHADED AREA M ARKS LAND PROPOSED FOR PROJECT Neighbors Object to Mlle Square Park Plan Valley Homeowners Rap Facility Plan 8 ) RAYMOND ESTRADA, JR. OI -Dally Pit« Sult Fountain Valley homeowners nC'ar the northwest corner or Mile Square Regional Park are up m arms over the two pro- posed plans before Orange Coun- t y o fficials to build active recreational facilities there "Our biggest concern 1s the lack of inform ation that was re leased by the city and county cont'erning the plans," said Rob Sklar. president of the Shadow Hun Homeowners Association Sklar and his neighbors. who hv<' near the corner or Edinger Avenue and Brookhurst Street. strongly oppose plans to bwld skate bo a r d a nd bic ycl e motoc ross parks or more softball fields on the 86-acre open site. 2Teens Face Charges of Burglary /\ youth and his teen-age com- p a nion were arrested on burglary cha rges afte r Seal Reach police allege the pair tried to escape Thursday night via the mwiicipal pier. Timothy McGinnis. 18 , of Arcadia. and his juvenile com · pan ion were arrested a fter being found clinging to pilings al the e nd of Seal Beach Pier. T hl' homeowners be lieve tht• active facilities would cause traffic, noise and light pollution a nd police problems. Johnny Mann Sports World Inc . has aksed for a 35-year lease for the park area to build a softba ll -socc<'r field concession at nocosttothecounty. And county hired consultants VTN Consolidated Inc. have pro· posed an alternate plan calling for the two-acre skate course, 2 5-acre bike track as well as a swim lake, amphitheater, and some open picnic areas. But nearby homeowners, like Cheryl Brothers. say they want only open space. rolling grassy knolls and trees, lo preserve the park's generally passive recrea- tion theme. "The two proposals are not consistent with the rest of the park ... said homeowner leader Sklar who plans to take the mat- ter before the Fountain Valley City Council. Fountain Valley Mayor Mar v Adler said it is too soon to say if the cowicil will take a stand on the Issue. But as a memb~r of the county regional parks committee, Adler said he feels most residents want passive open space and not acllve recreational facilities. Shadow Run Homeowner As- sociation members said they are upset over what they claim is an atte mpt to restrict information about the park plans by county and city officials. In order lo fully air the issue. <See F ACJUTY, Page A2 > Robitaille Flap Pattinson Attacks Council Colleague By ROBERT BARKE R Of IM Oalty 11'11« St.elf Huntington Beach ·city Coun- c ilman Ron Pattinson unleashed a blistering attack Thursday on council colleague J ohn Thomas who is embroiled in a con- troversy with Police Chief Earle Robitaille. Pattinson said he resents Thomas· methods as well as his statements critical or Robitaille. Pattinson said that now is the time for Thomas to substantiate charges of corruption in the police department "1f he truly has them ... "I resent Mr. Thomas setting himself up as a committee or one and remind him that there are six other council members who have a say in such matters. "Huntington Beach, as far as I know. is not a monarchy and he was not elected king to rule supreme over all the land." Pat· Linson said. Thomas earlier in the week claimed the city is corrupt and that Robita ille has railroaded people from the city. Robitaille heatedly denied the charges. He said the s tatements were totally irresponsible and indefensible. Informed of Pattinson's state· ments. Thomas said, "There arc lots of things I could say but I won't." "I was put in by the people not CRITICIZES COLLEAGUE HB Councilman Pattinson to make friends but to do u job. Time will tell. ''l'm not after junkets. not on hand-shaking trips and am not out t o make friends in city hall. "I plan to keep on digging," Thomas said He added that he thinks people can read between the lines. Escapees Captured After Gun Battle CADDO. Okla. <AP I Two prison escapees wanted in a two- state. five-death c rime s pree blazed into a gun battle at a roadblock near this southeastern Oklahoma town today. Initial re- ports said two law officers were killed and severa l others wounded. Both escapees were being taken back to the state peniten- tiary at McAlester. authorities said. There were connicting re- ports on whether they had been wounded. T he Depa rtment (>( Public Safety in Oklahoma City said it was unable to confirm that any lawmen were killed. But officers in the area said they had radio reports of two dead and several others injured in the exchange or gunfire. At Durant. near the scene of th e morning gun battle. a Hi ghway Patrol dispatcher said he had information that the two escapees -Claude Eugene Den- nis . 35, and Michael Lancaster. 25 -had been wounded. But another dispatcher said he had no such information. Authorites said the shootout began when a car carrying Lan· caster and Dennis ran into the roadblock -one of many set up in the Lake Texoma area on the Oklahoma-Texas border -and a man came out shooting. The hunt near here was re newed la te Wedn esday by federal agents and authorities from two states after officers found a car believed stolen by the two escapees from a n Alabama murder victim. Thomas said that Pattinson. with his comments. must havt• something to cover up. too P attanson said that hl' con sidered 1t his duty to s peak out concerning the "inner t urmoil and conflict " since the April dect1on H(• said that Thoma ~ "Ap pears to have set himself up as some sort or gallant white knight out to save the people of this city from a police chief a nd M:ver:.il de partment heads ht· implies are working in some fantast1l· conspiracy to ruin the city ... PatlUlSOfl said that he bel iev(!s that Thomas.' c r iticism of Robita ille stems from his arrest • last December over a con troversy on the prope rty of Thomas· trucking and cran(• company. Pattinson. a formt'r Hunl ington Beach policeman. sa1ct that Robitaille has a reputation that is above reproach He a lso said that the city·., dt• partment heads arc excellent Pattinson said that he wanted citizens lo know that Thomas does not speak for the City Coun cil as a whole He sa id 1f th•' JHl'c;cnt behavior contin ues, "Th<· peoplt• o( this city cun be prep<ired for four years or inaction and ·' three -ring ('1rcuc; "' counctl meetin~s." CSee FLAP. Pa~f' .\:.! 1 Wife Slayer Found Guilty LANCASTER . Pa. 11\Pl 1\ man who claimed his wife ust:d a CB radio to attract loverc; ha:-. been convicted of votuntarv manslaught<'r for k1ll1n g ht·r with a shotgun wh ile s he 'ilept A Lancaster Count y Court Jury or six men and six women deliberated 55 minutes Thursday before returning the verdict against J a mes W. Shimp, '1 l The maximum penalty 1s 10 years in prison and a S25,000 fine. lie will be sentenced later The former fire chief in nearbv Adamstown had been char~e<! with hrst-degree murder in the slaying or hb wife, Frances. 41 C o ast McGiMis remained in custody at Orange County Jail today following the arrests about l I pm .. while his alleged partn('r was booked into Juvenile Hall on identical charges. Towing Flap Probed Weathe r Fair and sunny Satur. day, but low cloudaneiss through mid -m or n 1n~ 3aturday. Slightly warmer Saturday with highs 7:1 to 77. Lows tonight 52 to 5~ Police aJlege they s hattered a window at Seal Beach Sports Fishing, a charter boat firm with offices at the end or the Ouners Charge Cars Removed llkgally pier, then tried to h ide from Huntington Beach police are resp0nding police. investigating 50 recent com· A silent burglar alarm tripped plaints rrom auto owners who by Intruders alerted officers at claim they were charged inflat· headquarters. which Is barely ed towing fees afte r their two blO<'ks from the head or lhe vehicle.~ were "lllegally" re pier at Main Street and Ocean moved from a downt.own liquor Avenue. • store parking lot. They were "potted by respood· The rash of eomplaints and Ing om cers and picked up by an auto theft charges durlna the Orange County Sheriff's Harbor past month erupted lnto violence Putrol veuel out or Sunatt Moy 19 when police recejved re· Aquatic Park ln llunUngton ports of a baseball bat brawl Harbour. between a clerk at lhe El Don Investigators utd today there LlQuor St.ore. 406 Paclflc Coast wu nothlna taken from tht" Hlahway, and a man whose auto sportriahJng llrm alter the win was towed away. dow wos smMhed "People have nlleged that I • their cars were towed away eve n thoug h they w ere customers In the store." said police legal adviser Bill Sage. Sage said the $35 to $150 tow- ina fees auto owners must fork over to get their cars back are too high and "are bound to In- flame the pasaiona oC local cllh.enR." /\lthouah no formal criminal charies llave been Cllcd. the dis- pute has enraged Ace Towing Company owner Chuck James who claims Honttngton Beach police are "harasslna and In- ti m Id atl n g" his tow truck driven when lbey remove auios from the store lot. Jame:. said he is suing the city for the April 20 "false arrest" of two or his truck drivers who were charged with auto thert after removin& a car from lhe El Don lot The two tow truck drivcM were later releuccf due to lnsuf ficient evidence, James :said. Police say store owner. Eldon B111tad. who lea.sea the park-Ina lot fro m the city, has a lealllmate rtaht to have auto& towod from the property If iMy are not store patrons. Bagrtad H ad everyone who (~TOWING. Pase AU I NSIDE TODA l' ·· Aarrghorroagharragft'' Th~ Maii e rh o rn a t Dt1ne11land rtopens Saturda11 and thttrt' 18 a anowmori ··mon11ter " lurking 1nsld1•. Story and photO!i on PagP CI "latlex Al Ywr a.nke All Allll LA..._,. It ... tltte e1t MlllN ~tr tit a1t'*tt .... Mevi.. CM CM...,_.• AJ ~,.... M C!Aolflff OM • E...., ,.. °"'"Ct ., c:..., '" ~----~ . ~ .,....,.., r.-"' '==-' c. 0"""4_..,. CN Tl!Me.. CH ~ ..... ._. .,._,...._ M .._... ai...,....... ... •• ...,........ Q ....... , Ct-. • o.llf l'lt.c ..,...._ h P•lri<ll 0'0...Mll BELLY DANCING CORPS (FOREGROUND) ENTERTAINS CHILI FANS AT BAY CLUB About 3,500 Turn Out for Cookoff and Various Ancillary Events ~at's Cooking? Odli 30 Conlestants Match Recipes in Newport HE'S CHILI CHAMP Riverside's Jim McCullick Bridge High; Workers Too ~PANISll FORK. Utah 1AP > Cons truction \\orkers driving bolts into a new bridge in Spanis h Fork Canvon found that as thC' bndg(. got higher. so did tht•y The Uta h Cou nty s heriff's office said at IC'ast two workers became giddy from handling bolts that were covered with co· came ShC'riff's Lt. Ken Cahoon said the cocaine apparent· ly was being s hipped from . Japan to the United States 1n lO·gallon drums con- taining the bolts. He said som eone apparently was supposed to retrieve the contraband before it got lo Utah. but failed to do so. ORANGE COAST HIF DAILY PILOT ,,.,,..~.n~Coe,,O•ll• .. •'cJit wtlh'lllth•tt'I•\ lm ,.._,._l'I ttw-M•""' Ptt'\ I\ ouef1\l'Wo01)9 ttw ().~ {'"'-"'' Puf>f•Vt·~ (')rttO~f'ly ~•t•f"ct•flO"• '"" f 1n11t~ Mol'\d~lf UH...,Qh J.rt(M., Jl'W (Ml• ,,.., .... H .. 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"'•""' or ••v•'''~""•f\l\ ,..,.,,_ "'•• • tfered W(f'd wlt~t \MCI•• ""'''"._. .. ...... ,~,......, . ~.~~~:.~'",:::!:?;,,:!''.,:\~:::, ~':o 19\0"lf\lt . •• fll"'l•il U '° lflltfttftlf . f'PllllllHy '"' Mh91'1\ \J )f""°"tf'\ty By JOANNE R EYNOLDS Of llle D•lly PllOI ~1•11 What do the following have in common" The Armenian Navy (with bellv dancersJ. ·Morning Thunder -A man dressed -and gilded -lo look ltkeKmgTut. A group of Huntington H arbou r r e s i d ents who specialize in recipe preserva- tt0n. safe cracking. tap dancing and mmmg THE ANSWER -chili. Thursday was the annual California State Chili Cham· pions hip at the Balboa Bay Club. a marathon bash that this year attracted about 3,500 celebrants. Included among the 30 teams of contestants were lhe Armc· nian Navy <Blackie Gadarian, a Newport Be ach b oat ya rd owner ), Morning Thunder, <the team from Chuck 's Steak house), the Tut lookalike who called himself King Gut <Larry Ragle of Costa Mesa >. and Bart Maverick's Huntington Harbour Chili Recipe Preservation Soc1e· ty. Safe Cracking. Tap Dancing and Mining Co. Ltd. <Norm and Marie Stanger ). The cookoff is not one of the most sober events to be held at th e Bay Club. but Newpo rt Beach police said this year'i- party presented fewer problems than ever before. Guest s p ar ked a t the Newporter Ion and were shut· t led to the part y Police said they had to handle a few boisterous chili aficionados cit lhl' parking lol. but that was the extent of the action. Oh, and by the way. J im M cCullick is the ne w state champ at cooking c hili . llis team was entered as "Riverside County " Second place we nt to Roger Campos for his SOB Chili and firem an Ed Dempsey with his Firehouse Chili took third HE WAS KING GUT' Mesa's Larry Ragle Warm Weekend Ry The Associated Press S ki es will clear and lemper<ttures will warm for the Memorial Day weekend, the National Weather Ser vice predicts Hopefuls Support Prop. 13 at Forum Support for the Jarvis.Gann tax relief initiative was prom- ised by more than half of the 13 state Senate and Assembly candidates speaking at a public forum in Mission Vi ejo Thurs· day. T he 74th Assembly and 36th Senatorial districts· candidates got together at Los A lisos Ele mentary School in response lo an invitation from the Sad· dleback Va lley Board o f Realtors. Fifth District County S upervisor Tom Riley and his opponent Tom Rogers also &l· tended. The forum attracted about 300 people. most or whom at one point in the lengthy evening meeting. raised their h ands promising a yes vote on the con- l roversial Proposition 13 coming up for voter approval on theJl.me6 ballot. State assembly incumbent Ron Cordova didn't attend the forum but sent a message by as- sistant JuJie Freeberg. She said Cordova believes Proposition 8 is a better tax relief alternative than the Jarvis ihitlative . ,.,.... P11ge A J .. FLAP ••• Thomas said that he has no plans "to rule over the lond. Peo- ple come to me wtth prob· lems and I will continue to dlg," he said. ·'When the fire gel~ hot, l get w1th the pro1ram." Thomas said. '"n\e Mtter It ti. the more 1 llke lt." Also s t ating opposition to Jarvis were Cordova's Democratic opponent in the Sen ate race, Gregory Kuczynski . and James Parker, Democratic assembly contender . Kuczynski said he could not bring himself to support a prop· osilion tha t may tamper with someone's job. Parker· said he found the J arvis initiative of- fensive. Republican Assembly can· didate Marian Berges on. however , expressed support for J arvis .. Proposition 13 offers us a chance to tell legislators we are tired of paying," she said. "Its passage would create no need for panic if the Legislature would react ln a logical way. The state ls quite able to fund needed local services " · Jo hn Schmitz. former state senator and now a candidate again. a lso said he s upports Proposition 13. lie did not offer any reasons, but said while he was In office he had never voted ror any tax increases . Other candidates present who said they favored the J arvis in· ltlatlve were Republlcan as· se m bly candidates James Green, Robert Wilks, and An· thon} Matano; and Re publican sen atorial candidates 011 Ferguson and Steph e n F. Holden Three other Republican senatorial candJdates were pres- ent. George Scott said he didn't support Proposition 13 or 8. and James Martindale and Jon s. Brand did not 1t1te o posJtlon on the Issue Soviets Flay U.S. Gromyko Demands Ban on Neutrons UNITED NATIONS <AP 1 - The Soviet Union accused the United Stales today of "harping o n the m yths" of a Soviet military threat and demanded a "clear and unambiguous" American answer to a Soviet- bloc proposal to ban productlon of the neutron bomb. In a s peech t o the U.N Gene ral Assembly's special session on disarmament. Soviet Fo r e ign Minis ter Andrei A Gromyko said neutron weapons ··must be banned once and for all " He called the Amer1ca n - developed weapon "a particular 'Y v1c1ous and cruel m eans of mass destruction, intended s pecially to anruh1late all things ltvmg." · On another subJect, Gromyko said there appeared to be "grounds to expect a successful completion " of multilateral talks on complete proh1bil1on of nuclear weapons tests This s tatement that he would make a ports from Washing ton lhat President Carter has decided to ask the Soviet Union to agree to a ban on almost all such testing. <Related story, A4 l. Gromkyo had indicated before the speech that he Would make a m ajor is s ue of the neutron weapon . bringing this response from James F. Leonard. a U.S. de legate to the session: "As far as we are concerned. we've dealt with this question. The president has decided not to build il, at least forthe time being. and it's up lo t he Soviets to show some comparable m easure or restraint on their side .. In the first speech to the dis· armament :.ess1on by a Warsaw pa ct official. Polish Foreign M 1nister Emil WoJtaszek called Front Page A I TOWING ... has a car towed uway from the lol claims to be a store patron who has only been parked a few minulcs. Restricted parking signs arc ignored. Bagstad said. and the auto owners go to the beach or to one of several local bars only to r eturn and find their vehicle towed away. Some victims have contacted ind1v1dual Huntington Beach Ci - ty Council members in an al· te mpt to stop what they claim is a "consumer ripoff " Offtc1als indicated lhal pres· ently there appears to be no law against towing the 11lcgall~ parked autos from the store across lOYln where thC' high fees must be paid for return of the vehicle. Meanwhi le. Bagstad said one irate auto owner threatened his life after the motorist's vehicle was towed. Bagst ad said he was not aware or the May 19 baseball bat fi ght at his Pacific Coast Highway store. F,.._PageAJ FACILITY. • county and city officials have called June 20 public forum at the F ountain Valley Parks and Recreation Commission meet- ing ThP meeting is slated for 7 30 p.m. in the city Council Cham· bers. 10200 Slater Ave. on the United Stales on Thurs· day to "renounce allogether" production or neutron warheads Wojtaszek pointed out that Warsaw Pact members on the Geneva disarmament commit tee had proposed a convention to ban production, deployment. dis· Personol llse? !:l l'lll1nJl1on and use of tht nt.>utron weapon and attached particular importance to 1l "We would hk~ to express the hope," he said. "that the United St•1tes and oth€.'r NATO mem· bers will 1:1rcept the convention on the total proh1b1tion or the neulron wt>apon." Supervisors Have Credit Card, Car Orange County s upervisors may use a county.supplied car and a county gasoline credit card for both county business a nd personal :.ise. according to rules they set for the mselves over the years. And while B o ard of Super isors Chairman Thomas Riley said today he li mits his own use of the credit card and county car. he said s uch de cisions should be up to the in· dividual supervisor. "I think that is a judgment as to the propriety that is up to each individual supervisor." Riley said. Th e Newport B e a c h s upervisor had asked County Counsel Adrian Kuyper to re· seareh whether there arc hm1ls imposed on supervisors· use of their credit cards. That request followed reports th a t Supervis or Laurence Schm it had used his county car and gasoline credit card on two vacations to Northern California a nd had permitted family mem· bers to use the car and card. Kuyper said that a county Or· d1nance adopted 1n 1970 author izes thal each supervisor "sha ll also be provided the use of an automobil e .. And a resolution adopled in 1975 offers them either a choice of a monthly transportation al· low a nee or use of a county owned and -naintained car "for his official and personal use .. Riley said be has circulated Kuyper's opinion lo fellow board members He said he doesn't plan to pro· Fro.. Page A J SUSPECT .•. Memorial Hospital. said her al· tacker turned off the restroom lights and raped her in one of the stalls. Police said Flores had been free on bail pending the outcome or his Superior Court trial. pose an immediate change in the rules or limitations on personal use of the credit card or car. But Riley said the topic may arise during budge t deltbera· lions later. Supervisors are given a choice of driving a car teased for them by the county or taking a $390·a- month cash transportation a1· lowance. Supervisor Philip Anthony opt. ed to take the allowance while other supervisors use the leased cars Riley said he would never take his counly car on a personal vac t1on and seldom uses the cr edit card. Occai-ionally he buys his own gasoline. Riley said, but most often fills the tank at the county garage. K uyper said ·· 1 conclude pers onal use of a county vehicle 1s available to board members and under current regulations. practice and governing salary ordina nce, this includes the cost ... whethe r paid through a credit cardorotherwise." Sterilization Bill Backed SACRAMENTO <API -The California Assembly now says it should be permissible lo require s t e rilization of a convicted person as a condition or proba· t10n . The lower house a rrived at that opinion Thursday, revers· - mg its earlier aetion on AB 3253 by Assemblyman Mel Levine D· Santa Monica Levine's bill would prohibit a judge from giving a convicted person a choice between im· pric;onment and sterilization. It wo n a major ity a week ago. but Assemblyman Ron Cordova. D- Ei Toro. asked for a second vote. which was taken Thursday. tt came out 30-39, leaving AB 32S3 11 votes short of passage. Fro• Pa~ A J TAX FREEZE NIXED. • • "We are going to issue the fairest assessment roll ever put out in Orange County," Jacobs said. "EVERYTHI NG HAS BEEN revalued to assure horizontal equi- ty <property being assessed the same as similar property 1 .. J acobs also s aid that residents should be reminded tax bills are set by tax rates established by taxing agencies. Foremost in the assessor 's mind. however. were the legal and constitutional issues involved. "It is not up to me as an individual to change the revenue and taxation codes. People can't go around ignoring laws they don't happen to hke on a certain day," Jacobs said. ADVANTAGE -ALDEN'S ' One huge advantage Alden's has over most carpet stores is that we have our o wn installers. providing Uexibihty and reliability 1n scheduling installations. Very few department stores or specialty carpet stores have their own workrooms. and must rely on an outside contract service for installations We have had many people buy fro m us after being disappoint- ed by an installation company who scheduled a job and d1dn t show up or eall. Sometimes tnis has happened two or three tuTies before the customer gives up. At Alden s. our installation schedule is operated very eff1c1ent- ly, and even when our men are held up on a previous 1ob causing a late start. our men will stay and finish. If you want rehab1hty-call us• .~DEN'S -M-······ •·••·•••••••·•··• carpe ~sn-1.1~.installation ·custom draperi1Js l( NO no~22 hnoleum • wood floor 1663 l"LACENTIA A VENUE • COSTA MESA , CALIF. 92617 • PHONE 646·"83! -6•6 ·:J-'~ f • ' ., ~ 17 , t t Irvine EDITION * * VOL. 71 , NO. 146, 4 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1978 Today·~ Clo~ing N .. 't'. Ste<-k~ ' I TEN CENTS ------------------------Jacobs Says No-----------------------. OC Assessor Rules Out Tax Rollback By GARY GRANVILLE OI U.. ~I',.. .. SUff Assessor Brad J acobs said today there will be no freeze or rollback of assessed property values in Orange County. Jacobs' comment was made in response to an a ssess- ment rollback invoked Thursda) in neighboring Los An~eles County. a rollback designed to offset hefty 1n creases m property values Los Angeles County Assessor Alexander Pope announced the rollback from this year 's assessment hikes as outraged property owners smothered his office with protests. THOSE WHO COMPLAINED saw tn the value increases that an some cases reached 400 percent resulti}lg in sharp climbs in their property tax bills. Pope's cuts, which were instigated by a 4 to O vote of the Surgeon Guilty ' In Death Sentencing has hccn !otl'l ror July 3 an the ta!><' of a Nornalk doctor found ~ualty an Oran~l' County Superior Court of an voluntary man~l<1ught(•r an con· n~ct1on with the death of a pa- tient Or Salah T. Ah. 45. was found guilty Thursday. the hrst time in Orange County history that a doctor has been prosecuted for en min al nc~lil{enc€' 1n conncc lion with a pollcnt's death. Lora Turner. 45. of Diamond Bar. died in July. l!J75 after un· d~r~oing an 1nlt'!>l10<tl bypass vp('ration tu IOSl' \H•1ght Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. was immediate- ly declared illegal by the State Board of Equalizatjon. Nonetheless. the Los Angeles County assessor continued with his plans to cancel out this year 's assessment in· creases. BUT J ACOBS SAID TODAY that under no circumstances will he violate either his oath of office or stale laws that say property s hall be revalued each year And . the Orange County assessor said, "I am not going to get involved in a highly emotional political grandstand play on the eve of the election." "The voters need to make up their own minds <on prop- erty tax reform ballot measures> without influence from government agencies." Defl• "* ..-. .., ~.tf'tcJI 0'0...Mll Or. Alt was ulo.;o char~ed but acquitted o n e1nother manslaughter case 1nvolv1ng Wayne Wollwebcr . 46. of Tu!>tan. who died a fter an ulcer opera· tion. The prosecution charged an the Turner c<1sc that Or Ah foiled to reco~nm.• <·rrt1cal post operative symptoms and v. as unavailable v.ht'n ho:-.p1t<1I staff ml·mbers tri~ to reach ham an the belief that th(• p<1l1enl was dying BELLY DANCLNG CORPS (FOREGROUND) ENTERTAINS CHILI FANS AT BAY CLUB About 3.500 Turn Out for Cookoff and Various Ancillary Events Dr Ah faces a poss ible state prison term of up to four year Irvine Nixes Fund Plea for Harvest Fest The Irvine \1ty Council has turned do\\n a r<'quel-.t to donate SS.000 in taxpayN funds toward the 1978 Irvine Harvt•st Festival. scheduled Oct 21·23 Organizers of the annual event· had pleaded they needed the money to pay Sitt' preparation costs Council mt'mbcrs agreed with a Marr recommendation that all funding s hould come from the private community F estival President P ete r Walker said he would be able to raise the money regardless of the council action The <'ounci l volt' w<1:; taken Tuesday. Violent Intrusion PACllE CO !API A 22 year·old Pacheco man and his 20 year .old pregnant wife escaped with a few bruises and scrapes after a pickup truck plowed through their bedroom wall and onto the waterbed where they were sleeping. The a c c i d en t o c c u r red e,;h I y Thursday when Robert Lane).' 24. lost control of his truck on Interstate fiflO tht>n hurtled through four lanes of freeway traffic FORMER POW BECOMES MD A decision made in a North Vietnam prison camp in 1966 culminates June 12 as former fighter pilot Tom McNi s h becomes Thomas McNish, M.D. The agonies of months spent an solitary brought the vow that if he ever got out, he'd make something ol bl Ille "One lhing prison camp does is lel you me 8 flight plan tor life," he ~d. For the story of his accom~hment, see Page A7 What's Cooking? Odli 30 Contestanls Match Recipes in Newport HE'S CHILI CHAMP Riverside'• Jfm McCulflck Assembly OKs Suit R .. L._ -, ig1WJ SACRAMENTO CAPl Legislation to give cities and counties the right to sue to stop environmental damage has won approval o( the state Assembly -but still haan 't made It to the Senate. The measure, AB 3312 by As- semblyman Mel Uvtne, D-Santa Monica, won a 43·18 vote Thurs- day. That was two voles more th:ln the mlntmum ror passage But opponents bl~ked It with a request, that was erant~t to hDve another vote on anoiner day. By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of tlle o.l1, Pll<lt SU.If What do the following have in common? The Armenian Navy <with bellv dancers l. _: Morning Thunder A man dressed -and gi ldcd -to look like King Tut. A group of Huntington B a rbour residents who specialize in recipe preserva- tion. safe cracking, tap dancing and mining. The answer -chili. Thursday was the annual California S tate Chili Cham- p1onsh1p at the Balboa Bay Club. a marathon bash that this year attracted about 3.500 celebrants Included among the 30 teams of contestants were the Arme- nian Navy <Blackie Gadarian. a Newport Beach boatyard owner>. Morning Thunder. (the team from C huck's Steak house>, the Tut lookalike who called himself King Gut !Larry Ragle of Costa Mesa>, and Bart Maverick's Huntington Harbour Chili Recipe Preservation Socie· ly. Safe Cracking, Tap Dancing and Mining Co. Ltd. (Norm and Marie Stanger). The cookofC is not one of the most sober events to be held at the Bay Club, but Newport Beach police said this year's party presented fewer problems th~n ever before. Guests parked at the Newporter Inn and were shut- tled to the party. Police said they had to handle a few boisterous chili aficionados at the parking lot. but that was the extent of the action. Oh, and by the way, J im McCullick is the new state champ at cooking c hili. His team was entered as "Riverside County." Second place went to Roger Campos for hJs SOB Chili and fireman Ed Dempsey with his Firehouse ChiU took third. Cop Slays Youth LOS ANGELES fAP> 'A young man who stol e a p<>llceman'a gun and tried to kidnap the officer has been shot to death ln Pershing Squar~. police uid. Ottlcer Ronald McGowin. 33. fired five shot.s at the man u bo held a aun to the bac:k of Officer Gerald Wyatt. 34, on Thurtday. said Lt Charles Higbie The two had been on toot patrol HE WAS 'KING GUT' Meaa·1 Larry Ragle Irvine Auto Thief Jailed An Irvine man who admitted In court that he stole a car tmm u local service station after it had been lert there for repair tras been s~enced to tux months In Orange County Jell. SupeMor Court Judge H War· ren Knight ordered the jail term and two years probation (or Sttvcn Everett Kelsey/ 23, of sso2 Sierra RoJo. a tcr he pleaded &Ullly to tlU\O theft Kelsey •dmllted that he took a 1077 Lotus from a service station on Culver Drive 1aat Feb 28 • JACOBS' WORDS WERE echoed by county Board of Supervisors Chairman Thomas Riley Like Jacobs. Riley said he wall not support a rollback "unless we are told 1l 1s legal " Supervisor Laurence Schmit proposed ~uch a freeu earlier this week but h1~ proposal was !>COtched when County Counsel Adrian Kuyper ::.aid !ouch a move would be illegal TODAY. HOWEVER. KUY PER'S !>taff of law)ers IS rt.- viewing the Los Angeles action and as expected to ventun· forth with a writte n legal opinion later Jacobs. though. said he will not alter his course unles~ there is legal direction from the :-.tate Board of Equallzd tion. CSeeTAX FREEZE NIXED. Page A21 Irvine Park Tract Objects To Tower Plan By PWUP ROSMARIN Of Ille O..ly Pl'-! St~ll Today racquetball. tomorrov.- the pits. Then. maybe. the ob servalion tower. That's apparently the prevail ing attitude of residents of the Deerfield tract in Irvine, whose commwiity association board is expected to vote formally next week to upset city plans for their counily park. City planners want to build a 26·fool-lall observation tower. which in a li s t of financial priorities they rank higher than four racquetball courts and some barbecue pits the residents rather would have. Because of an unprecedented agreement with the commuruty <tssociation. the resident group holds t.M power of final approval over anythin~ proposed ror the park. Design approval for the tower was scheduled for routine ap proval at Tuesday's City Council meeting. but was yanked from the consent calendar when an as -;oc1ation vice president ob· JCClCd Nancy Utter told the council the residents would rather spend the estimated $25.000 the tower would cost for racque tball courts . She said four of seven board members she'd talked to agreed to reject the tower if that meant the courts wouldn't be financed A survey of 16 residents. she o.;ai d. turned up only four who t•ven were interested in the tower. which ended 26th in a priority list of 33 park amenities Barbecue pits a lso r a nked higher. Harry Ehrlich. acting director of community services, protest· ed that the community services commission had. after all, ap proved the park tower 5·0 A commissioner. Diane Kent. s aid the tower would make th~ otherwise flat park more in teres ling . "It desperatel y needed something," she said The architect said without the tower the park would lack "verve." Damage Suit Hit.s Younger LOS ANGELES !APt -A Lai. Vegas man who was linked to organized crime activities in a California state report has filed a $50 million lawsuit. charging his business was damaged. Joseph Vincent Agosto, pro· ducer·owner of a stage s how in Las Vegas. flied the suit in U.S. District Court Thursday against state Attorney General Evelle J Younger and eight members and one s taff counsel of the Organir.ed Crime Control Com- mission. Agosto claimed his jnclusion in a report released May 2 violated his civil rights in addi- tion to causing a still un- determined amount or business loss. 'IV, Stereo Stolen A burglar broke open a rear window ol an Irvine home. Dl 17 Oreenleaf In the Woodbridge d«>· vttopment. and store a color television set and stereo equip· ment owner Robert Searlei; valued l\t Sl.~. police reported today. Soml pcopll• h.id !)fl'\ IOUSI~ <·om ml•nted tht· t ow1•r might makl' the park too interesting Its ad vant<i~l' or allowing peopll' to sec what the communatv look~ hke from 26 feet up a lso· would permit people lo SCl' \\hat the neighbor~· backyards look hkc "(don't think you'd hc.avc to bl· a pohtical genius." Councilman Ouvid Sillo re marked. "lo know 1f you put something hh that an their purk. they wouldn't want it "They m1gh1 \\an t 11 1n som<·body clse·s park "There's not an over\\helmang desire to climb up on a tower. anyway not much more than oncceverytwoorthrceycars .. Inc council. ~tall s marting f r o m a I a w s u i t o v e r ,, skateboard park they felt they had generous ly provided 1n University Park voted un animously lhl!ot time lo v. ail ror the formal association board \ ot<• Thl' skateboard law~ull. v. h1t•h ~a:-. settled out of l'Ourt. <'O~t tax payers more thar S20.000 to wall Ofr the COUrSC' lrom res1 d e nti.. 3nd several thou ... C:1nd dollars more m lc~a l fcl'" lroine Boy's Water Essay Wins a Bike It may SCl'm ode! fo r a 10 )~cir old boy to be wondering when• ha -; next drink of water will come from, but Lucas Robyn ol' Irvine's El Toro m arml' School lltth grade wonders JUSl th<1t H1i; essay on water conserv<." tion has won ham first place in ..i competition s ponsored by the Irvine Ranch Water D1str1ct 11 ·.., titled. "Where Wall Your Nex1 Drink Come f'rom"" LuC'as won al' cncrgy-s<.1v11'g IQ-s peed b1cyck ror ht~ effort His essay describes wher1• most towns gel the ir water !from wells, by damming river .... by pumping underground res <•r vois 1 and how s ea wa ter conve rsion works !by dist1ll<1 l 1 o n , f r c l' z i n g a n cl <' I t• c· lrodialysisl. fl t• also wrol<> ;tbout the California drought and wh<1t lo do about 11 Coast Weather Fair and sunny S«ttur day. hut low cloudiness through m1d·m o rnin i: Saturday. Slightly warml•r Saturday with highs 1:1 tr' 77 Lows tonight 52 to 57 INSIDE TODA\' "Aarrgharroagharragh'" The Moll e rho rn ot Draney/and reopens Saturday nnct lhere H a snowman "monster" lurking m sidt• Slory and photo.~ un Page CI ) -·· .I Z DAil 'Y PILOT Nuclear Safety Blasted CHICAGO (AP> Much or the country l3cks an e mergency E'v acuat1on plan for nuc lear power plant dis asters and a serious accident could kill more th a n 300 ,000 p e r son s , an environmental group says. The Cilizl'nt> for a Better En v ironment blamed the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for leaving the formulation of s uch plans up to state agencies, ·•wh o are tll ·e quippe d . undertrained a nd almost totally unfunded." Comm1ss1on s pokesman Jan S tr asma sa id the age n cy considers nuclear plants lo be safe and has no authority lo require state evacuation plans. hut "we encourage the states to do what they are willing to do." David D. Corney, president of the c itizens group, s aid on Thursday. "the commission's position that plants are s afe and l'vcn in the worst accident that only 3,300 people would be killed dt•pe nds very heavily on its assumption that 43 percent of the people in an area extending 25 m lies downwind can be l!va cuatcd in one hour. "Th at's a co mp l ete pipe·drcam. You've got to have Vl'ry good pla nning to carry som ething like that off," Corney s:.11d. lie said independent studies have shown that 300,000 people eould die in such an accident. Two agencies. the Gener al Services Administra tion ~nd the Department of Ho usirfg and U rb a n Deve lopm e nt, are re!>po ns1ble for coord inalinR fe de r a l planning in case of nuclear emergencies. s aid Peter Cleary. a st aff physicist for the group. Com t:y, w hose g r o up 1s involved mostly in research and l1t igat1on work. sa id , "We believe that the NRC is violating 1ls obligations under the Atomic Ener gy Act and we intend to purs ue legal remedies very soon to rectify their negligence." A report issued by the group s aid the commission has a "m a kt•s hift pro g ram " t o encourage states t o de velop l'Vacuation plan s . The r eport said the commission produced a checklist or 154 requirements for such a plan. "Since not a s ingle s tate could q ua lify. the commission recently revised the checklist down to only 70 essential e lements. but only four st.ates could meet even the reduced requirem ents," the group's report said. He s aid the four slates are Connecticut. New ./l'rsc". South Carolin a a nd Washington Bridge Higk; Workers Too SPANISH FORK. Utah (AP I Co ns truc tion workers driving bolts into a new bridge in Spanis h Fork Canyon found that as the bridge Rot higher. so did thcv. T h e U t a h Co unt y s he riff's office said at least two workers became giddy from handling bolts that were covered with co· caine Sheriff's U Ken Cahoon said the cocaine apparent· ly was being shipped from J a pan to the United States in 10-gallon drums con · taining the bolts He said someone apparently wa~ supposed lo retrieve the contraband before it got to Utah. but failed to do so. Warm Weekend By The Associated Press S kie s wi ll clear and temperatures will warm for the Me morial Day weeke nd, the National We athe r Service predict~. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT llwi Or.,. ( .. \t Oelf" PO-oi Wttf\#f\1ff'l t' '""" 0--..0 '""'" ,.._, P,,ttt_ .\puf)il\""'4.t.,. '""°'~ C:O.\t Pubt•"'•r.ioGomo•1ty "'°"'"'-.o-''°"'' "'f EM.fi0f•\"'t4' MAftCI•• tf'\r(NQf\ Ftid.11 tOt C'°'t• ~\.tit N4'WOOtt ..,.._., Hvn1•ft9lon &H<f'I J °""" ,,.,,. V•l.,.f lf'Vlt'I~, \44iON.,_l. 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NJ <APl -As m o r e th a n J .ooo dice·rollers a nd card-players wa ited eagerly to try thur luck. the nation's only legal gamblinr.: casino outside Nevada opened fo r business today on the Boardwalk of this famous resort town. New J ersey Gov. Brendan T. By rne cut an orange ribbon to offi c ially o pen the Resorts International Hotel Casino at 10 a .m . EDT. Then he and the crowds that had milled around the windowless cockta il lounge on a dre ary grtty mornin ~ moved into the ga ming area with its shiny s lot m achines and plus h betting tables. T he casino r e a c he d its 'Samaritan' Claims Rape By2Women U PPER MARLBORO. Mrl <AP I -Police said today the> wer e seeking two women sus. peeled of raping a m an who h ad stopped to help them fix their car. The 23-year·old victim. whom authorities did not ide ntify. was treated at Prince Georges Coun. ty General Hospital after the in· ciden t early Wednesday. The nature of his injuries was not re- vealed. He was released after treatment. officials s aid. Police said the man was driv· ing south on Maryland 197 when he stopped to help the women, whose car h ad a ppare n tly broken down One of the women pulled a g un. ordered him into the back se at of their car and drove about a mile south to a wooded area , police said. The man told authorities hP was then taken into the woods and forced to remov~ his clothes and to have sexual r ela tions with both women He said they left him in the woods and drove off. forcing him to hitchhike back to his car. He said both of the women were apparentJy in their 205. Speed Limit Freeze OK'd SACRAMENTO <AP) -The California s peed limit would re· main at SS miles per hour to· definitely. under a bill passed by AB 2262 by Assemblyman Walter Ingalls. D·Riverslde. won a 34·0 vote Thursday and was returned to the Assembly for action on amendments . The vote was taken after the Senate sponsor of the bill. Sen Robert Pres ley, D·Rlverside. said California could lose its federal hiRhway funds If It raised the speed hmit capacity of S,000 people half an hour after it opened. "My father once advjsed me never to bet on anything but Notre Dame and the Yankees." Byrne said. "For those of you who are unwilling to take my father 's advice. this casino js now open." Singer Steve Lawrence, the first ente rtainer at the hotel's la rge s howroom that also opened to the public today. went stra ight to the craps table. "I'm $50 down." he said after five minutes of betting. " "But I'll get that back in no lime ." Byrne went to the craps table, where he blew on the dice used by Lawrence. l.G. "Jack" Davis. president or Resorts International Inc .. ::.tood al Lawrence's lert and '>mtl e d broa dl y a s th e entertainer cheerfully lost. "You're not going to get this smile off my face for a long. long time," Davis s aid. "It was two years in coming." The casino opened with 893 !.lot m achines. 60 blackjack t ab les. 10 craps t a bles. 10 roulette wheels. three baccarat ta bl es a nd three wheels of fortune. Already about half the size or a football field, the casino is to expand soon into one of the largest in the world. "J wanted to be in the swing of things," said Lee Kalman, who rode the bus from Philadelphia. She said her father used to manage an illegal casino at the 500 Club here years ago. "It's so sentimental to be here." she said. Al 'Kaplan, an Edison. N.J .• tavern owner. drove here with his wife at 4 a.m. to play craps and blackjack. "l JUSt •came down to be part of the ranfare ... he s aid. "ll 's v er y. very exciting." The las t roadblock was removed when the New Jersey Casino Control Commission vo te d late Thursday night to grflnt a certificate of operation to Resorts International. Th e Fl o rida -ba s ed conglomerate, which owns two hotels and operates two cas inos in the Bahamas, has spent $40 million to renovate the former Chalfonte·Haddon Hall Hotel. .. Atlantic City can be revived as the Queen or Resorts," Byrne proclaimed as he announced the commission's unanimous vote to about 2,000 pe ople at the premie re of the hotel's Las Vegas·style show. China· Retaliates BANGKOK, Thailand <AP ) - China reportedly has withdrawn from ils 20 aid projects in Vietnam in retaliation for Hanoi's expulsion or tens of thousands or ethnic Chinese. The Eas t German news agency AON. in a report from Hanoi. s aid C hin a informed the Vi etna mese Embassy in Peking that the withdrawal wa s r ffecllve as of last Friday. Frone Page Al TAX FREEZE NIXED. • • "We are going to Issue the fairest assessment roll ever put out In Orange County," Jacobs aald. "EVER\'THING HAS BEEN revalued to assure hoMzontal equl ty <property belna H8es8ed the same aa 1'lmllar property 1." J acob8 also aald that resident.a shouJd be reminded tax bills are set by Lax rates estabUshed by taxln1 arencles. f'oremosl tn the asaeaaor's mind, however. were the legal and constltutJonal ls~uts Involved "It ls not up to rne aa an individual to chanae lhe r-evenue and taxation codes. People can't ~ around tcnorinl ~•ws they don't happen to like on a certain dny," Jacobs aald. ' Soviets Ask Ban On Bomb UNITED NATIONS <AP> - The Soviet Union accused the United Slates toduy of "harping on the myths" of a Soviet military threat and demanded a · 'c I e ar and una mbiguous " American answer to a Soviet· bloc proposal to ban production ot the neutron bomb. I n a speech to the U N General Assembly 's s pecial session on disarmament, Soviet F or e ign Ministe r Andrea A Gromyko said neutron weapons "must be banned once and for all. .. He called the American developed weapon "a particular ly vicious and cruel means of mass destruction , intended s pecially to annihilate all things living ·· · On another subJect. Gromyko s aid there appe ared to b~ "grounds to expect a successfu l comple tion " of multila tera l ta lks on complete proh1b1t ion or nuclear weapons tests This s tatement that he would m ake a ports from Was hington that President Carter has decided to ask the Soviet Union to agrei? to a ban on almost all such testing. <Related story. A4>. Gromkyo had indicated before the spe~h that he Would make a major iss ue of the neutron weapon, bringing this response from J ames F. Leonard, a U.S. delegate to the session: "As far as we are concerned. we've dealt with this question. The president has decided not to build it. at least rorthe time being. and it's up to the Soviets to show some comparable measure of restrainton their side .·· In the first speech to the dis· armament session by a Warsaw pact official. Polish Foreign Minister Emil Wojtaszek called on the United St.ates on Thurs· day to "renounce altogether" production of neutro~ warheads. . .. _.,.._ HOME DELIVERY President Carter comes to the door of the James Wa ll home in Elmhurst. Ill .. to take the m orning newspaper from earner Jimmy Kla tt. 10 C a rlcr s pent the nig ht with the Wull!-. on a fund-raising tour of t he M1dwc!>l Carter 'Surprises' Illinois Lawmakers SPRINGFIELD. Ill. {AP> President Carter held a surprise "town me eting" today with members or the lllino a!> Legislature playing the role of citizen·questioners . Scheduled to make a formal address at a joint session of thl' Legislature. Carter announced at the outset he was distnbutmg copies of hts text and. after speaking briefly and informa lly. would invite the legislators to "ask me any question that you ha ve regarding national and in ternational affairs." The first question gave the pres ident an opportunity to pro- mote labor la w rev1s1ons, the subJect of a Senate filibuster in Washington, and to argue that lhl' wage rate between the North and th(' South have narrowed !>1gn1f1cantly 1n recent years. fn his o p e ning remarks. Carter declared that "the eyes o( lhl· nation .. a re on the Illinois Lt.•g1s lature beca use it is SOOJl to votc on ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. a proposal 1t h a~ rcJcctcd in the past. Wayne 71 Carter. who responded with a grin and wave to pro·ERA dcm· onstrators as he entered the JI. hnoas Capitol, said the outcome or thc votes here may well de· term 1ne the ultimate fate of the equal rights proposal. The president said he knew lht· pres::.ures that were on the ll•i;tis la tors and he urged them 10 vote their consciences and con· v1chons Quiet Celebration Planned Actor J ohn Wayne. who's s till recuperating from open heart surgery at his Newport Beach home. will spend a quiet e vening with family and friends torught observing his 7lst birthday. P at Stacy, Wayne's secretary said the movie star is feeling "very good." but added that "it's still a little too early to celebrate on a grand scale." She said Wayne will have a s mall group In for dinner and a screening of the comedy "House Calls ." In an interview given earlier this week. the famous actor said "I keep thinking r·m well. but when l try too much I realize I 'm not. .. Wayne underwent open heart s urgery AprH 3. "It hurts where they cut me open. When l do too much I feel sore as a son or a bitch." Miss Stacy said Wayne doesn't expect to return to work until at least July, but he did tape a scene for the Bob Hope birthday s pecial from his Ne wport Beach home on Thursday. The Hope show. in honor of the com ed ian's 7Sth birthday, will be aired Monday Wayne is in the midst of a three·month recuperation period and he told Bob Thomas of The Associated Press he is gelling s tronger every day. 1The actor . who appeared to be losing his famous voice earlier this year said he 1s regaining ht~ well-known California drawl. "Getting the voice back was a residual I didn't expect out of the opera tion." he remarked .. , had undergone all kinds or tests to find out why my voice had gone bad. and nobody could tell m<· I JUSt couldn •t get a ny timber out of 1t. "There's a blood vessel that runs from the heart to the vocal cords. and one of the valve~ wasn't working. The operation fixed that." Since returning to his home from the Bo5ton hospital. Wayne h as been undergoing a daily regimen of rest. hal/-hour walks and pulmonary exercises. "You know. I still got only one lung ; that's one thing you can't fix with pig valves." he said sardonically. He lost a lung m a c ancer operation in 1964 Surge ons used pig parts lo replace his own faulty heart mechanisms in the recent opera- tion . For diversion he watches television "day and night .. and he sees a lot of John Wayne-<>n commerciaJs for a s avings and loan company. In the speech text he distribut· cd, he noted Illinois has one or the fo w state constitutions that guar a ntee equal rights to all r1 t1zens and he said. "I hope that you will car ry out your histonr respons1b1hty by voting to add an Equal Rights Amendment lo the fe de ral Cons titution as well " lllino1s is the only major Northern indus trialized state that has not ratified the ERA. Wife Slayer Found Guilty LANCASTER. Pa. <API -A man who claimed his wife used a C B radio to attract lovers has been conv1 cll•d of voluntary mans la ughte r for killing her with a shotgun while she slept. A La ncaMer County Court Jury of six men and six women dl!li berated SS minutes Thvrsday befor e returning the verdict Jga1nst James W. Shamp. 4l. The maximum penalty is 10 years in prison and a $25.000 fin<' He will be sente nced later. Thc form(•r fire chief m nearby Adam:.town had been charged with flrst·dcgree murder in the slaying of h1i-wife. Frances. 41. ADVANTAGE -ALDEN'S ,One huge advantage Alden's has over most carpel s to res 1s that we have o ur o wn installers. providing flex1b d1ty and re1tab1hly 1n sche duling installations. Very few department stores or s pecialty carpe t s tores have their own workrooms. and must rely on an outside contract service for ins tallations We have had many people buy from us after being d 1sapooint- ed by an installation company who scheduled a 1o b a nd dtd n t show uQ or call. Some times this has happened two or three times before the c usto mer gives up At Alden's. o ur installation schedule is operate d very e lf1c1ent- ly. and even w hen o ur men are he ld up on a previous 1ob causing a late start. our me n will s tay and finis h If yo u want reliability~all us• DEN'S ••••••••••••••••• ,.., ... lftll!U ·installation · custom draperies linoleum • wood floor 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CAllF 92617 • PHONE 6•6 4838 -646·235.S I • 7 Laguna/South Coast ED I T I ON AfternoGn N. '1. Sto<·k~ l I VOL. 71, NO. 146. 4 SECTIONS, ~8 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1978 TEN CE NT~ j ----------------------JacobsSaysNo--------------------~·1 OC Assessor Rules Out Tax Rollback By GARY GRANVILLE Ot llM O•lly ~ ... S4aff Assessor Brad J acobs said today there will be no freeze or rollback of assessed property values in Orange County. J aco bs' comment was made in r esponse to a n assess· m ent rollback m voked Thursday in neighboring Los Angeles County. a rollback designed to offset hefty in- creases in property values. Los Angeles County Assessor Alexander Pope announced the rollback from this year's assessment hikes as outraged property owne rs s m other ed his office with protests THOS~ WHO COMPLAINED saw in the value increases that in some cases reached 400 percent resulting in sharp c limbs in their property t ax bills P ope's cuts, which were instigated by a 4 to O vote of the Los Angeles County Board of Super visors. was immediate· ly declared illegal by the Stale Boa rd of Equalization. Nonetheless. the Los Angeles County assessor continued with his plans to cancel out this year's assessment in· cr eases. BUT JACOBS S AID TODAY t h a t unde r no circumstances will he violate either his oath of office or state laws that say property sha ll be revalued each year. And. the Orange County assessor said, "I am not going to get involved in a highly emotional political grandstand play on the eve of the e lection." "The voters ncc<l to make up their own minds (On pro crty Lax reform ballot measures 1 without influence rr government agencies " JACOBS' WORD WF.RE echoed by county Board of Supervisors Chairman Thomas Ri ley Like J acobs. Riley ~aid he will not :-..upport a roll back "unlcs:. we arc told 1t 1:. legal .. Supervisor Laurence Schmit proposed ~uch a rrceit.: <.1<1rlier this we<.•k but h1:. proposal wa:. !.COlchcd when County Coun~el Ad nan Kuyper ::.aid !.uch a movL would bt illegal TODAY. HOWEVt;R, KUYPER ·s :.tarr of ldwyer:. 1:. rl• v 1t>~ mg the Los Angele:. action and ·~ expected Lo vcntur<. forth with a wnll<.·n lcgul opinion later Jacobs. though, said he will not a lter his course unlcs:. thl'rc 1s legal d1rt.•tt1on from the !>late Board of Equaltla twn <Set> TAX FREEZE NIXED. Page A2> 2 Felons • m Battle Otg lnsuranre Councilman's Suit Covered By ANNE COOPER Ol I• O.Uy ~i.t S~fl City liabili ty ins urance will pay the lega l expenses of San Cleme nte Councilma n Howard Mushe tt in a S4 million civil suit filed by Mayor William Walker a nd Councilwo m a n Do nna Wilkinson. M ushelt said today he will be re presented by the Santa Ana ~ la w firm of Kinkle. Rodiger and Sprigs Physician Liable/or rJail Term J Sentencing has been set for J uly 3 m the case of a Norwalk doctor found guil ty in Ora nge County Super ior Court of in- volunta ry mansla ughter in con· nection with the death of a pa- tient. Dr. Salah T Ali. 45. was found guilty Thursday, the first time m Orange County his tory that a doctor has been prosecuted for criminal negligence in eonnec- tlon with a patient's death. Lora Turner. 45, of Diamond Bar. died in July. 1975 after un· dergoing a n intest ina l bypass oper ation to lose weight. Dr Ali was also charged but acq u it t e d o n e1 n o th er m ans laughte r ca~e involving Wayne Wollweber. 46, of Tustin. who died after an ulcer opera· lion The prosecution char ged in the Turner case that Dr. Ali fu lled to reeognize critical post oper a tive symptoms a nd was unavail able when hospital staff members tried to reach him in the belief that the pa•ient was dying . Dr. Ali faces a possible stale prison term of up to four years Trash Dates Changed In Laguna t Now that you're getting back on schedule after the three-week tras h strike, Laguna Bea ch of!icials s ay next week 's pickup dates will be different. Trash crews will be off in honor of Me morial Day Monday, so trash pickup dates will be one day later in the Art Colony. Th at m e ans, H you usually put your tras h cans out on Monday. wait until Tuesday and so on . San Cle m e nte trash crews wut maintain a reg- ular schedule during the week. Cit~ halt. in both cities wlll be clo8ed Monday to observe t.he holiday . Five other defendants na med 1n the lawsuit. which charges slande r and li bel in connection with an attempted r ecall of Wa lk er and Mrs. Wilkinson , have retained Palm Springs at torney Matthew Rich man. wi th legal costs to be piud from a San Clem ente Homeowners Assoc1a- t1on legal fund. T he homeowners' association has sponsored the recall drive. Mus he tt s a id J e ffe r s on Ins ura nce Company or Ne w York authorized paym ent of his leg a I expenses in connection with the lawsuit. because some of t he allegations dealt with his uctiv1ties as councilman. "It was by accide nt the1l -as a councilman I came across city records of excessive s pend· ing and s ign ordinance viola· tion." said Mushett ··1 was sim ply carrying out my cam- paign prom ise to bring open gov· ernment to the cit y o f San Clem ente." Mus hell ·s accusation against Wa lker and Mrs. Wilkinson in March that they had mis used ci· ty expense accounts on out of town conference trips was later incorpor ated in recall charges against the m . M ushe tl also c la imed that Walk er had intervened on behalf of a City Council candidate Roy fla mm to bend city cam paign sign r egulations in Ha mm's favor This claim also became part o r the recall charges. In the April Z7. lawsuit filed by Wa lker and Mrs. Wilkinson and the ir spouses in Orange County Superior Court. Mushett and the other defendenls arc alleged to have "coneeived and formulated a deliberate scheme a nd careful· ly orchestrated a campaign of vilification. intrigue. cha racter assassination and smear tac- (See LEGAL, Page A2 l Pilots Take Airport Plea To OC Court Public inte rest in the legal ac· lion aimed a t preventing the closure of San Jua n Capistrqno • Airport was clearly evident to- day in Orange County Superior Court. Pilots and their fa milies were among onlookers who rilled the courtroom or Judg e Walte r Cha r a m za. the jurist being asked by suing pilots to keep the south county airport open. Pilots' a ttorney Franklin Dimino is seeking a writ that would set aside the city's closure date of J une 1 and give him time to prepare for further legal ac· lion against the city. Attorney Morto n Rosen is r epresenting the City of San Juan Capistrano. He said be will argue that there are no legal grounds for the court to prevent the city's pl!JMed closure ac- tion. Judge Charamia and lawyers ror both sides discussed the is· sue In hts chambers lhis mom · ang while the capacity crowd wa ited in the courtroom Dally l'll<lt ........ by P•trlc• 0 '0...IMll BELLY DANCING CORPS (FOREGROUND) ENTERTAINS CHILI FANS AT BAY CLUB About 3,500 Turn Out for Cookoff and Various Ancillary Events What's Cooking? (JdJj 30 Contestants Match Recipes in Newport HE'S CHILI CHAMP Riverside'• Jim McCulllck Viets Sink Warship BANGKOK, Thallitnd <AP I - Vietnam says tla 8\-mcd forces sank a Cambodian wars hip a nd damaged two others when they entered Vietnamese territorial wate r s a b o ut 120 mll es southwest of Ho Chi Minh City. IL said the encounter took place las t Sunday. Ry JOANNE REVNOLDS ,JI Ille D•1ly Pilot Sl•lf Whal do the following have in comm on'' The Armenian Navy (with belly dancers>. Morning T hunder. A man dressed -ant.I glided to look like Krng Tut. A grou p of Hu ntington H arbou r r es id e n ts wh o specialize in recipe preserva· t ion, s afe cracking, tap dancing a nd mining. THE ANSWER -chth Thu rsday was the annual California St ate Chi li Cham· pionship at the Balboa Bay Club. a mar athon bash that this year a ttracted about 3,500 celebrants. Included am ong the 30 teams of contestants were the Arme- ntan Navy <Black ie Gadar1an. a New p o r t B each boatyard owner >. Mormng Thunder. <the t eam fro m Chuc k 's St eak house>. the Tut looka like who called himself King Gut <Larry Ragle of Costa Mesa I. and Bart Maver ick's Huntington Harbour Chili Reeipe Preservation Socie· ty. Safe Cracking, Tap Dancing nnd Mining Co. Ltd. <Norm and Ma rie Stanger>. The cookofr is not one or the most sober events to be held at the Bay Club. but Newport Beach police said this year's party presented fe wer problems than ever before G u cs l s p_a r k e d at th e Newporter Inn a nd were shut· tied to the party. Police said they h a d to handl e a few boiste rous c hili aficionados at the parking lot. but tha t was the exte nt of the action. O h . and by the way, J im McC ullic k is the ne w s t ate cha mp at cooking c hili His team was entered as "Rivers,lde County." Second place went to Roge r Cam pos ror his SOR Chili and firema n Ed Dempsey with hb F ire house Chill took third ... HE WAS 'KING GUT' Mesa ·1 Larry Ragle Two Survive Crash DULUTH. Minn (API -Two Minn esot a Air Na ti o n a l Guardsmen survived tht-c rash of their reeonnaissancc Jet at the Duluth International Airport. The plane crashed a bout 9 22 p m Thursday. shortly before Vice President Wa lter Mondale was scheduled to t ake off on et fishing lnp to Canada. 2Cops Reported Slain CADDO. Okla 1AP1 T\o\o prison esC'a pees wanted m a l~o· -;Latt" f1ve·death cr1ml' ..,prt'l' blazed into a gun b::ittle al .i roaclhlock near this southeastern Oklahoma town tod<Jy Initial n·· ports said two law officer-; wt·re k 1 llt•d a n d ... evl'ra I ut hl·r ... \o\Ounded Both csc·ap<.·e ... ~<·n· be1C1~ takc.•n back to th<.• ..,tall· peniten- tiary at McAlester. authorities 'ilHd There were conflicting rl' ports on whether they had been wounded . The De pa rtmen t of Publt<' Sarety in Ok lahoma City ~aid 1t was une1ble to confi rm t hat anv lawmen were killed But offlc<.•r-._ in t hC' area sa 1d the\' had rac110 rl'ports ol two dead ·and ..,en·r&1I others lnJured in the t"<Changl' qf ~unf1 r<· J\ l Durant. nca r lhl· '>l'l'l1l' •>I thl' morning gun bJttle .. , Highway Patrol dt <;patchcr ... atd ht' had mform<.1t1on lhJt tht· t ~o escapees ClaudP Eugene ~n· 111~. 35. and Mich<1el Lancai.ll>r. 25 had been wount.lt•d Rut another dispatcher ~aid he h<id no s uc h informalion Authoritei. said th<• .,hootoul l>l'gan wht•n :s car carrying L::m- ca ... ter &md Denni:-. ran into lhl' road block -one or man,. ..,ct up m t he L;:ikc Texom J a 1c:• on t he Oklahoma Texe1~ bordc1 .ind a man caml' out shoot ing T he hunt near hert: \\-<Ji-n·· ne w e d latt• Wcdnt·!-dJy hr federal agents and uuthontal's from two states aftl'r omcer ... found a car believed ... 101en bv the t~o escapee.., fi om .•n Alabam a murder v1<.tim Cop Slays Youth LOS ANGELES 1A l'I A you n g m a n w h o "t o ti: d poli ceman's gun and lned 10 kid nap the officer has hct•n .,hot to d<.•ath in Pers htnJt Sque1n•. polict> said. Officer Rone.t ic! McGowm. 33, fi red llvc -;hot:-.1t thl' man as he held a ~un to the back of Officer Gerald Wyalt, J..t, o n Thu rsday, !-J •d LI Chur lcs lli~bic Tht• t wo hacl been on fool patrol Or:~e'-'~ :a st \l'eath e r f air and sunny Satur day, but low cloudmt"'" th rough m 1d -morninJ? Saturday. Slight!}' war mer Saturday with highs 7:t I<' 77 Lows tonight 5:! to 57 INSIDE TOD!\ l' "Aarrgharraaghar ragn ' ihe M a lt ~r hnrn nl D1rntyland reopen.~ Saturday and there u a &nou:mo" ··monster'· lurking 1ns1dl' Story and photos on Page Cl l•dex AIY-s.r..IU A•I AIMIL.A~ a. ... lltlt e1e AIYllN -•I: "' ......... .... .......... o.. C.11-• AJ MWINt ,_, 8.o CIHlll\M DI II 1o.1i-.1 -.\• C-IU at Ottfl .. C"""'f '\'• c ....... -,, '""' ., .• 0..tl' M•lk.. Alt \MU M•""' ot• lfllWl•I ,... M hiewlt1.,. C• lftl.W .. 1-CS.. T .... ltf\ ().C l'NhWffll I' l W••llltt \• ..__ I ! Wet1tl ..... .-.. lflt•rt11lttlell 0 ........... , (I-., \% CA.IL V PILOT Cl.emente 'a Mayor Gets The Message A he"vy parcel. the s11e ol a shoe box and wrapped in plain brown paper. ar rived at San Clemente Ci- ty Hall Thursday. It was addressed to Mayor William Walker. After some Joking as to whether to call in the police bomb squad, the mayor tor e away the paper and discovered a s hoe box. I n side th€' box were pieces of broken asphalt and a note which read: "Dear Mayor, I feel that it is time to inform you that the streets ol this city need work on them." It was signed Jon Small of 515 Avenida del Mar The box, w1th its asphalt contents, was to be forwarded today to the ci- ty Public Wo .. ks Depart- ment. f'ro• Page A I LEGAL. • • tics·· against the two senior council members . Mushett said today he has no plans at this time to countersue Wa lker and Mrs. Wilkinson, un· less their 1awsuil Tesults in a financia l settlement against h im. "If I counter-sue, they have the same right I do to city in- surance cover age ," he said. "That would JUSt m ean addi- tional expense to the city. Right 11ow their costs arc being paid out of their own pockets. ··1 am confident there will be no settlement, so I wou Id say a countersuit 1s very unlikely " Assistant C ity Attorney Michael Bartlett said the in· surancc coverage, provided un- der the city's general liability insurance. is very broad and provides coverage ''even if al- legations have no basis in fact." The coverage p rovided to Mushett includes a ·•reservation of rights," Bartlett said, li miting the financial settlement to be borne by the carrier if a Judg· mcnt is made a~ainst Mushett 'Samaritan' Oaims Rape By2Women U PPER MARLBORO. Md 1A P 1 -Police said today the) \\l're M~ekin~ two women sus pectcd of raping a man who had stopped to help the m fix their car The 23·ycar-old victim. whom authorities did not identify, was treated at Prince Georges Coun· ty General Hospital afte r the in· cident early Wednesday The nature of his injuries was not re- vealed. He was released after treatment, officials said. Police said the man was driv ing south on Maryland 197 when he stopped to help the women, whose car had apparently broken down. One of the women pulled a gun. ordered him into the back seat or their car and drove about a mile south to a wooded area, police said. The man told authorities he was then taken into the woods and forced to remove his clothes ;md to have sexual relations with both women. He said they left him in the woods and drove off. forcing him to hitchhike back to his car . 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Orange County government workers got their paychecks to day along with notices of where they stand sho uld there be massive layoffs in the coming fiscal year. County olficlals have estimat- ed that 85 manr as 4,000 workers may ht! axed I Proposition 13 ls approved by voters in the June 6 primary election The first step towurd:. hl'fty layoffs was taken toduy when lists were posted in county dt" partments s howing each employee's hiring date. While seniority will not be the only factor involved m deciding which employees will be laid off, it is a major factor. 'Perks' OK for Officials Oran,::l' County supervisors rn ,1y uw J (•ounty supplied <·ar 11nd a county gasoline credit c•ard for both rounty business ,md pc•rsonal use, according to rules they set for themselves over lhl' years. And . w hi l e Board of Supervisors Chairman Thoma!i Ri ley !.aid today he limits his own use of tht-credit card and <·01111ty t'ar. he said such dt!· <.'is1ons :.hould be up to the in d1v1duJI supervisor "I think that a:-a Judgment as to the propriety that is up to l'ach individual i;u pe rvisor ." R1lt•y said. Board of Superv1~or s Chairman Thomas Riley ~aid posting of the notices should not be seen as an attempt "lo scare county employees into opposing Proposition 13." Hillside Crash in Laguna T he Newport B ea eh supervisor had asked Count y Counsel Adrian Kuyper to re- search whether there are limit:-. 1mpos('d on s upervisors' use of the1 r credit cards. "We have to pre pare for various contingencies and this b the first step in determining where employees stand in terms of longevity with the county." Riley said. Off1ccr P<.tul Workm;m \\rites n·port Ol'at· ('ill' 111 \\hlth l\\o women \H·rt• trJµµed for <• :-.hort t1mt• Thursd <.1~ morning mi Sum mit DriVL' in L.1gurw n l•aeh Polin· said drin•r Ct.·raldinl' Wilham:.. 75. San .Juan t'ap1s l runo, lost l'Ont rnl or '.\kn·c:dt•s. \\'hi ch rollirlt-d with t rudi dn\'l·n by Zeon :\lala11. :1 1. ur S::in flt'mentl'. ~IS hnth dl'l\l'I'!'> \\l'rt' \\Ol'ktng lhl'll \\~I~ du\\n Sll't'Jl lltll :\Ir:-Williams \\as pulled from ('<II' h\' fit't•men Sht' suffered cut!' to ht•r hand~ and :1rrn.., llL'I' pa:-:-.t·n~l'I'. (;1g1 Wtll1am:-ot 1070 Miramar St .. L1gun:i lh·ath. d1mbl'd unhurt t mm I ht· C'ur That request followed reparts that Supervisor Laurence Sch m 1t had used his county car and gasoline credit card on two va<'nlions to Northern California :md hud permitted family mem- bers lo use the car and card. Kuyper said that a county or· dinanct' ado ptE>d an 1970 authorizes that each supervisor "shall abo ht! provided the use or an automobile ... Suiss Cops Drive New 'Souvenirs' Jarvis Bill Supported And a resolution adopted in 19i5 offers them either a choice of a monthly transportation al- low a nee or use of a county owned and maintained <'8r "for his official and personal use." Viejo Forum Hears California Candidates Four Swiss policemen walked into a Laguna Beach new car dealersh.ip this week. paid cash for two brand new Camaros. and said they were going lo tour the countr y in the vehicles before shipping them home where they were worth twice as much. "That's a real s witch." sug- gested Roger Miller. owner of the Laguna Beach dealership. "Usually it's the Americans who buy foreign cars in Europe and send them here." He said the three Swiss state po l icema n and a police secretary walked onto his lot Tuesday evening and picked out two $7,000 automobiles. ·'They said they were on their way to San Francisco and then tour the country," Miller said "They were going to end up on the East Coast where they pla n to ship t h e cars back to Switzerland where they're worth $15,000 apiece," he said. But the Swiss visitors intend to keep their new American cars. the dealer said. "They said American cars are a s tatus symbol over there." Miller s aid. "They said U S. cars are quieter and the air con- ditioning is better here ... The Swiss tourists wer<' taken to the Laguna Beach dealership by a local sheriffs deputy. who met them at a police association meeting in Switzerland. Visits Cut ToTmoor PISA, Italy (AP> -Two hundred une mploye d Italians occupying the Leaning Tower of Pisa barred tourists from the fam ed landmark today for the second day and vowed to co n tin u e their a nti-government protest indefinitely. "At this time or year an aver age of 2,000 tourists visit the tower daily, each paying 1,000 lire ($1.10 I admlssior:t1:' a city official said. "we are losing thousands of dollars every day ." Stereo Equipment Stolen by Burglar A burglar who kicked in the locked front door to gain entry took stereo equipmen t, a television set and clothing from a Dana Point home. Orange County sheriff's of· ricers valued the loss at the h o m e of p h armoclst Erle Cam eron Webber Jr., 27, al $1.938. He was away at work at th~ Ume. By REBECCA HELM Of IM O.lly Pllol Slaff Support for the Jarvis-Gann tax relief initiative was prom· 1sed by more than hall of the 13 slate Senate and Assembly candidates speaking at a public forum m Mission Viejo Thurs- day. The 74lh Assembly and 36th FORMER POW BECOMES MD A decision made in a North Vietnam prison camp in 1966 culminates June 12 as former fighte r pilot T o m McNish becomes Thomas McNish. M.D. The agonies or months spent in solitary brought the vow that if he ever got out. he'd make something or his life. "One thing prison camp does is let you file a flight plan for life," he said. For the story of his accomplishment. see Page A7 Signnps Set For Clemente Volleyball The signup deadline is Wednes· day for the second annual beach volleyball tournaments in San Cle mente, scheduled this year June 3 and 4 and June IO a nd 11. Entry fee is SS per two.man team and divisions will be limit· ed to 64 teams. TournamenL'> begin at 9 a m. June J for women anti June 10 for men. Entry forms are available at the San Clemente Parks and Recreation Depart- ment, 100 Avenida Seville. The competitions will be held at T -Street Beach. For more in· formation, call 492-5101. Sterilization Bill Backed SACRAMENTO <AP> -The California Assembly now says it should be permissible to require sterilization ol a convicted person as a condition or proba- tion. The lower house arrived at that opinion Thursday, revers- ing its earlier action on AB 3253 by Assemblyman Mel Levine. D· Santa Monica. Levine's bill would prohibit a jud~e from giving a convicted person a choice between im· prisonment and sterilization It won a majority a week ago, but Assemblyman Ron Cordova, D- E i Toro. asked for a second vote. which wa~ taken Thursday TAX FREEZE NIXED. • • "We are going lo Issue the ralrest assessment roll ever pul out in Orange County," Jacobs said. "EVERVTHING HAS BEEN revalued to assure horbontal ~ul· ty <pc:operty belng asseaaed th &amc as similar property >." Jacobs also said that resident" should be reminded tax bills are set b)' tax rates established by taxing agencies. Foremofit ln the assessor's mind, however , were the legal and coosUtutlonal iuues Involved. "It ii nol up to roe as an Individual \0 change the revenue and taxat~ eodes. Peopt nn't go around tgn~ laws they don"t h appen to Uke 011 a certain day.· Jacobs said. I •. • Senatorial d1!)trtcls · candidates got together al Los Altso:-. Elementary School in response: to an 1nv1tat1on from the Sall dleback Va ll ey Board of Realtors Fifth District County Supervisor Tom Riley and his opponent Tom Rogers also at Entertainers Soughlfor Fiesta Party Singers. dancers and enter tainers a rc being sought for auditions for the 25th annual .. Fiesta La Christianita party." s cheduled Jul y 15 in Sein Clemente. Entertainers wtll perform at the ki ckoff party and during the three-day fiesta, lo be held July 21 through 23 The Chamber or Commerce sponsored party will be held al the San Clemente Inn from 5 :lO p. m . to 1 a m and the carnival will b<' held at Plaza Park Chamber off1c1als arc also seeking purade entrants for the Ann1v1.•rsary r'1c•!>ta P<1 radc. S<'heduled JUJy 22. For further information, or entry blanks. contact the chamber office at 492-1131 Cash, J e we lry Taken in Niguel A burglar who cut his way through a screen and then climbed in through the rear bedroom window took jewelry and cash from a Laguna Niguel home. Orange County sheriff's of fi cers valued the loss at the home of draftswoman Carol Ann Martin, 32. at Sl.355. She was away at work at the time. tenckd The forum atlractcd ..ibout 300 people. most of whom at one point in the lengthy cHn1n~ meeting. raised their handl> vrom ising a yes \Ole on the con t roversial Propos1l1on 13 coming up for voter approval on lhe June6 ballot. Stale assembly incumbent Hon Cordova didn't a ttend the forum but sent a message by a:-. sistant Julie Freeberg She said Cordova believes Proposition l:! 1s a better t<1x relief alternative than the Jarvis m1lial1ve Also i;tating oppos1t1on 10 Jarvis were Cordova"' Democratic opponent in the Senate race. Gregory Kuczyn:.k1, and James Parker. Democratic assembly contender Kuczynski said he could not bring himself to s upport a prop. os1lton that muy tamper with someone's JOb. Parker ~aid he found the Jarvis init1at1ve of fens1ve Republican Assembly can uidate Marian Bc:rgl'SOO, however. expressed support for J arvis. "Proposition 13 offers U!. a chance to tell legislators we are tired or paying ... she S~lld "Its passage would create no need for p anic if the Leg islature would react in a logical way The slate is quite <tble to fund needed local services." .John Schmitz. former statt' senator and now a candidate again. also said he s upports Proposition 13. He did not offer any reasons. but said while he ~as m office he had never vowd for any tax increases Other candidates present who said they favored the Jarvis in 1t1ative were Republican ac;. sem bly candidates James Green. Robert Wilks, and An thon~ Matano: and Republican senatoria l candidates Cll Ferguson and S tephe n F Holden. R tlcy said he has circulated Ku' pl·r·.., opinion to fellow board nwmbers. I lc said he doesn 't plan to pro· pos(' an 1mmcd1ale change in the ru!<"" or ltm1ta11ons on person<.il use or the credit card or rar But Riley said the topic may arise during budget dehbera· t1ons later Supervisors are given a choice of driving a car leased for them hy the county or taking a S390·a- month cash transportation al- lowance Supervisor Phi lip Anthony opt- ed to take the allowance while other super visors use the leased ('il r:-. Riley said he would never take his county car on a personal vacation and seldom uses the rred1t card . Occasionally he huy.., his o wn J?asoline. Riley s:ud. but most often fills the tank at the county garage. Kuyper l'tud "I conclude personal use of a county vehicle 1s available to board members and under current regulations. practice and governing s alary ordinance. this includes the cost whether paid through a l'rcd1t card or otherwise .. Laguna Boy Hurt by Car /\ Laguna Beach youngster was ... 1tghlly hurt when he ran m· to the side of a moving car Thurs day afternoon, police said today. Andrew Blumin, 8, of 1212 Temple Terrace was str uck at Brook!! Street and Temple Ter- race at about 4 p.m. He was treuted at the scene for scrapes and bruises to his leg and re- leased to the ('are or his parents. Police did not identify the driver or the car, who was not Cl led ADVANTAGE -ALDEN'S One huge advantage Ald~n ·s has over .most carpet .stores 1~ that we have our own installers. providing llex1b1hty and rehab1hty an scheduling installa tions Very few department s tores or specialty carpel s tores have their own workrooms. and must rely on an outside contract service for Installations We have had many people buy from us a fter being d1sappQ1nt- ed by an installation company who scheduled a 1ob and didn't s oow up or call. Sometimes this has happened two or three times before the customer gives up. At Alden·s. our installation schedule 1s operated very efftc1ent- ly, and even when our men are held up on a previous JOb causing a late start. our men will stay and fini sh . If you want rellab11tty~ll us' .-...-.-DE N'S : iiisiiliatiiin: ·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor 1663-'UCENTIA AVENlJE • COSTA Mf$P.. CALIF 92627 • PHONE 646·<4838 -6~·2l55 ' ·7 I Orange Coast EDITION VOL. 71 , NO. 146, 4 SECTIONS, ~8 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Toda ~,·s Clo!!iing 1 ~ I FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1978 N.Y. Stoeks I N TEN CENTS ----------------------]acobsSaysNo--------------------------- OC Assessor Rules Out Tax Rollback By GARY GRANVILLE Of UM D.ity "let IU" Assessor Brad J acobs said today there. will be no freeze or rollback of assessed property values in Orange County. J acobs' comment was made in response to an assess m ent rollback invoked Thursday in neighboring Los Angeles County. a rollback designed to offset hefty in· creases in property values. Los Angeles County Assessor Alexande r Pope announced the rollback from this year 's assessment hlkes as outraged property owners smothe red has offi ce with protests. \ THOSE WHO COMPLAINED saw in the value increases that in some cases reached 400 percent resulting in sharp climbs in their properly tax bills. · Pope's cuts, which were instigated by a 4 to O vote of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors . was immediate· ly d ecla red illegal by the State Board of Equalization. Nonetheless. the Los Angeles County assessor continued with his plans to cancel out this year's assessment in· creases. BUT JACOBS SAID TODAY th a t und e r n o cir cumstances will he viola te either his oath of office or state laws that say property shall be revalued each year . And. the Orange County assessor said. ··1 am not going to gel involved in a highly emotional political gr andst and play on the eve of the election." ·'The voters need to ma ke up their own minds <on prop- erty tax reform ballot measures I without influence from government a~encies." JACOBS' WORDS WERE echoed by county Board of Supcrv1sors Cha irman Thomas Raley Lake J acobs, Ral ey sa id he will not support a rollback "unless we are told al as legal." Supervisor Laurcnre Schmal proposed such a freezt> t'arlier this week but hts proposal was sco trhed when County Counsel Adrian Kuyper said l>U<'h a move would be allega I. TODAY. HOWEVER. KUYPER'S :.taff of l&\\yer'., 1:. n · viewing the Los Angeles action and as expected to venturt· lorth with a w•al.!cn legal opinion later Jacobs. though. Miid he wall not alter his rourse un les::. the re is legal dan •<'lion from the !>tale Board of Equalila hon. (See TAX FREEZE NIXED. Page A21 Soviets Flay U.S. o.lly "94 ,..... .. htfl<JI 0'0-11 BELLY DANCING CORPS (FOREGROUND) ENTERTAINS CHILI FANS AT BAY CLUB About 3,500 Turn Out tor Cookoff and Various Ancillary Events What's Cooking? OUli 30 Conlestanls Match Reci~s in Newport HE'S CHILI CHAMP Riverside's Jim McCulllck Assembly OKs Suit Rights S A C R A MENT O CAP> Legis lation to give cities a nd counties the r1ghl to s ue lo stop e nvironmental damage has won approval of the state Assembly but still hasn't made It to the Senate. The mea:iure. AB 3312 by As- semblyman Mel Levine, D-Santa Monica. won a "3-18 vote Thurs- day. That was two votes 'more than the minimum for passage. But opponents blocked It with a request, that was granted, to ha\T anothc1 vot~ -mr-.nother day By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of U. O•ilf PllM St•lf What do the following have in t•ommon? The Armenian Navy <with ht.'ll~· danrers I Morning Thunder. A man dressed -a nd i:ll ded -to look like King Tut. A g roup of Huntington ll a rbo ur r eside n ts wh o specia lize in recipe preser va- tion. safe r rarking. tap dam:ing and mining. T he answer -ch ah . Thursday was t he a nnual California St ate Chili Cham- pionship al the Balboa Bay Club. a mara thon bash that this year attracted about 3,500 celebrants. Inc luded among the 30 teams of contestants were the Arme- nia n Navy (Blackie Gada rian. a Ne wport Beach b oat y ard owner >. Morning Thunder , Cthe t ca m fro m C huc k 's S te ak house 1. the Tut looka like who called himself King Gut <Larry Ragle of Costa Mesa>. and Bart Maverick's Huntington Harbour Chili Recipe Preservation Socie- ty. Safe Cracking, T ap Da ncing a nd Mining Co. Ltd. <Norm and Marie Stanger I. The cookoff is not one of the m ost sober events to be held at t he Bay Club. but Newport Be ac h police said this year's party presented fe wer problems than ever before. Gu ests p a rk e d at the Newporter Inn and were shut· tied to the party. Police s aid th ey had l o handle a few boisterous chili afic ionados at the pa rking lot. but that was the extent of the action O h. and by the w ay, Jim M cCullick is the ne w state c ha mp a l cooking chili. His team was entered as "Riverside County." Second pl ace went to Roger Campos for his SOB Chili a nd fi r'eman Ed Dempsey with his F irehouse ChHi took third. China Retaliates BANGKOK, Thailand <APl - China reportedly has withdrawn from ilS 20 aid frojects ln Vie tnam in r eta lation for Ha noi's expulsion of lens of tho usands of ethnic Chinese. The F.all German news agency AON. In a report from Hanoi, u Id China lnfor med th e Vletnamese Emb.uay in Peking that tho withdrawal wu cffe<'llve as of lattt Friday HE WAS 'KING GUT' Mesa's Larry Ragle Irvine Auto Thief Jailed An Irvine man who admitted in court that he stole a car from a local service station after It had been left there for repair has been sentenced to s ix months In Orange County Jail. Supmor Coyrt 1udp H. Wlll'- r('n Knight ordered the jail term and two years probation for Steven Everett K laey. 23, of 5502 Sierra Rojo. ofte r he pleade d guilty to auto theft. Kelsey admitted that he took a 191.1-Lotu..11 {tom a :s.er.~e st11UOn on Culver Drive last Fe b. 28 Gromyko Demands Ban on Neutrons UNITED NATIONS <AP > - The Soviet Union <1cc used the United Sta tes toda y of ··harping on the m yths" o r a Soviet milit ary threat and de manded a "c I e a r a nd un a m b i g u o us " American answer to a Soviet· bloc proposal to ban production of the neutron bomb. In a s p e ech t o the U.N. Gen e r a l Assembly's s pecial session on disarmament. Soviet F o r eign Ministe r Andr'ei A Grom yko said neutron weapons "must be banned once and for ;ti I " li e call ed l hc Amer ican · devl'loped weapon "a partirular ly \'1c1ous a nd cruel means of mass destruction , intended specially to annihilate all t hings h \ ing .. ' On another s u bject. Grom yko ~a id the re a ppear ed t o be "grounds to expect a successful comple tion" o r multilateral talks on complete prohibition of nut'lear weapons t ests. This statem ent that he would make a ports from Wash ington that President Carte r has decided to ask the Soviet Union to a~ree to N·BOMB 'VICIOUS' Ruasra·s Gromyko a ban on a lmost all such testing. <Related story. A4 I G romkvo had indicated before Recovering From Surgery thl' speech that hl· Would make d m a Jor assut· of 1 ht• n1.·utron weapon. bnngan~ thi:: r<.'sponse from J ames F Leonard. a US. delegate to the session .. As tar as we arc concerned, we 'vc dealt with this question. The president has decided not to bu aid at. at least for the time being, a nd at 's up to the Soviets to show som l' comparable m easure of restraint on their side ·· In the first speech to the d1::.· a rmament session bv a Wt.!rsaw pat·• official. Polis h f'oreagn Min aster Emal WoJta~zek <'ailed on th<• Coated States on Thur~ day t o "re nounrc allogethe r" production of neutron warheads. Wo1taszek po1ntcd out that W<1rsaw Pact me mbers on the Geneva disarmam ent romm1t- 1 ee had proposed a convention tn ban production .. deploym ent. di~ s c m in a t ion a nd use o f tht• ne utron weapon a nd attached pa rticula r importance to at. "We would like to express the hope," he said. "that the United S tates a nd othe r NATO mem· bers will accept the convention on the total proh1 bit1on or the neutron weapon ·· Duke Turns 71 Quietly Ar tor J ohn Wayne. who's s till recuper ating from open heart surgery a t his Newport Beach hom e. will spend a quiet evenin~ with famjly and friends tonight obser ving his 71st birthday. Pat Stacy, Wayne's secretary said the movie star is feeling ·'very good," but added that "it's still a little loo early to celebrate on a grand scale ... She said Wayne will have a sm a ll group in for dinner and a screening of the rom edy "House Calls." In an interview given earlier this week. the famous actor said "I keep thinking I'm well, but when I try too much I r ealize I 'm not." Wayne unde rwent open heart surgery Aprtl 3. "It hurts whe re they cut m e open. When I do too much I feel sore as a son of a batc h." Miss Stacy said Wa yne doesn 't expect to return to work until at least July, but he did t ape a scene for the Bob Hope birthday s pecial from his Newport Beach home on Thursday. The Hope s how. in honor of the come dian's 75th birthday, will be aired Monday. Wayne is in the midst of a lhree ·month recuperation period and he told Bob Thomas or The Associated Press he is getting stronger every d ay. The actor. who appeared to be losin~ hls famous voice earlier FORMER POW TO BECOME MD A decision made in a North Vietnam prison camp In 1966 culminates June 12 as former rt1hter pilot Tom McNis h becomes Thomas McNish. M.O Th• aaoruea of month• spent in solitary brought the vow that if he e ve r got o ut. he'd make somethtn1 of his l te. "One thing prlaon ump does ta let you file a nt11ht plan for Ille," he itald. For the story of his ac~mpllshment. aee Page fti.-"1- this year said he is r egaining his well-known California dra wl ··Getting the voice back was a residual I d idn 'l expert out of the o peration," he rem arked. "I had undergone all kind~ of tests to find out why my voice had ~one bad. and nobody rould tell me I j ust couldn 't get any lamber out of it. "There's a blood vessel t hat runs from the heart to the vocal rords. and one of the va lves wasn't workan~ The operation faxed that " Since returning to has home from the Boston hospital, Wayne has been undergoing a da ily re~imen of rest. half.hour walks and pulmonary exercises 'Samaritan' Oaims Rape By2Women U PPER MARLBORO. Md I AP > -Police said today the:. were seeking two women sus pected of raping o man who had stopped to help the m fix their car The 23·year-o ld victim. whom authorities did not identify. was treated at Prinre Geor ges Coun· ty General Hospital afte r the in· r 1dent early Wednesday. The na ture of his injuries was not re· vealed. He was released after trf'atment. officials said Police s aid the man was driv· ing s outh on Maryland 197 when he s topped to help the women. whose car h ad appa rentl y broken down. One or the women pulled a gun, ordered him Into the back seat of the ir car and drove about a mile south to a wooded area. poll« said:- The ma n told authorities he was then taken into the woods and forced to re move his c lothes and to have ~ex arnl rt'latloni1 with both women He ta\d tbey left him in the woods and drove off. rorclng him to hitchhike 6ick fo 1s c "You know. I still got only one l unjl; that's one thing you can't ll>t with pig valves," he said sardonically. He lost a lung an a t·a ncer ope r ation an 196.a . Surgeons used pig pa rts to replace his own raulty heart m echanisms in the recent opera- tion. For divcrston ht• wat che" televis ion "day and night" and he sees a lot of John Wayne-<>n rommercials for :.i :.av an~" and loan company Killer Deranged M lAMI <API A 73.year·ol d nursing home pat1en1 char~ed with kalhng a fellow patient whale str apped to a whcelchair has been ruled mentally unfit to :-land trial by a circuit judge. Examiners say Wal<er Allgood s urfers from brain disease anct doesn 't remember a Ma rch 3CI scuffle that ended in the d eath of Bernard Noble. 78 Coa~t Weather Fair and s unny Satur- dny, but low cloudiness t hrough mid ·m o rn1ne Saturday. Slightl} w<1 rme r Saturday with highs 73 to 77. Lows tonight 5~ to :;7 INSIDE TODAY "Aarrghorraagharragh • · · The M a lt erhorn a t D1s-ne11land reopens Saturday and there 1$ a .~nowman "monster" lurking in&1de Story and photo& on Page CI - t A:l DAIL v PIL;..;;;<J_T __ __:..N,;._ _____ F_n_csay....._. May__..._21 __ • _,f7_a Balboa Island Street Changes F 01nent Dispute A d1 !>putt! between two Balboa Is land organ1zat1ons has de· velo ped ove r a propos al to cl\.ange portions or the island's street system The changes. affecting Park Avenue between Marine and Ruby avenues, were proposed by the Balboa Island Improve· menl Association. a 60-year-old organization that claims a m em- be rsh1 p of a bout 500 or the isla nd's 6,000 residents. The pro- posal was to test the changes for 90 d ays before ma king them Can al City councilmen, led by Mayor Paul Ryckoff, a n island res1· dent. were about to routinely ap· prove the measures when they wer e persuaded to withhold ac· lion by a property owner who said he represents the two-year· old Balboa Island Chamber of Commerce. Backed by another island resi· dent. chamber representative Bob Yardley charged there had bN!O no notification to islanders of the proposed changes and askt!d that action be put off to J unl' 12 m order to give property owners and residents time to s tudy the proposal a nd s hare their views with councilmen. Som e of the proposed changes already have been put mto ef- fect. according to city Traffic Eng ineer Bill Da rne ll , who he lped members of the improve- ment association's traffic com· m1ttee prepare the plan. According to Darnell , there a re seven changes envisioned . Pa inting a double yellow stripe down th(' island's mam bus iness street. Ma rine Avenue. That's been donl' already. E r('ctmg a barri<'r or sign at Pa rk and Marine avenues to keep southbound drivers from c1rivm~ the wrong way on the one-way northbound portion of Marine and lo direct motorists to tht· ferry landing several blocks away at Agate Avenue. Elimination of all Park from westbound Park A venue lo southbound Amethyst and place- m e nt or stop s igns for Park Avenue at Amethyst. Elimination of all par Park Avenue U turns at Onyx. Sap· phi re. Diamond a nd Ruby a venues Posting of permitted Park A venue U turns at Apolena and Coral avenues and the addition of 20 feet of red curbing at ooth locations to give drivers making · the U turns room to maneuver Dc.trnd l :-.aid the action pro· po!-ied for l'ILY coun cilmen on l\t onda.\ woulct have been to ap· prove all but the bar rier and sign fo r the southernmost block of Manne Avenue." lie s aid the details of that plan ne ede d further revision. Yardley charge d that the changes were bt'ini: railroaded by the Bl Ii\. Ed Siebel, an islnnd resident \f'hosc law practice is located tlwre. said that isn 't true. He's a member of the BllA Board of Directors H e said the association had three or four "duly noticed" hearings on the subJect before ::.ubm1 ttmg the plans for council approval Monday, Yardley, owner of the Village Inn. disagreed. He said he'd never been notified. "tr it's bt.>t.•n in the wind for six months. \OU people have kept 1t very 4u11.'l ... he said Arcordmg to Siebel. the idea of C'han(lmg the trafhc system Wann Weekend By The Associated Press S ki es will cl e ar and temperatures will warm for the Memorial Day weekend, the N ;Hion a l We athe r Service prcdiC'ls. OAANOE COAST N DAILY PILOT f~• Of•ft91" Coe\t Ollly PUcM •fl'I ....... <h "'""" bo-·~ .......... "·"-"""""'""'°'-C.O.,..\t Puof•"'inQComo•""I ~tiilt.-dltllM'-."'" OVOh\f\.4td Monde't' '"''°""" frtd.t't' •O" Co\t• #l#v. H••potl 8"Mf\. 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THIS IS EXISTING BALBOA ISLAND STREET SYSTEM M ayor's Suggestion Leads to Some Proposed Changes firs t surfaced in January when Ry ckoff. who Jives at the corner of Amethyst and South Bay Front. proposed changing the direction of the southernmost block of Marine Avenue from one-way northbound to one-way southbound. Jn an interview. the mayor ex- plained the idea was to relieve the heav y u se of the s outhernmos t blo c k o f Amethyst. At present. Amethyst is the first southbound street off Park. "That's where they <island visitors ) all come out to the bay," he said. That idea was voted down. but a study was launched at the time whi('h led to the other proposals b e ing brought before coun- cilmen Monday. Siebel said the changes were proposed to solve the traffic prob- le m s generated by wandering tourists who get lost looking for the ferry or who get caught up in the island's system of one-way streets. According to Darnell, the city's Traffic Affairs Committee approved the proposals because Park Avenue U turns are a ma- jor s afety hazard and a source of traffic congestion. F ront P~ A I TAX FREEZE NIXED. • • "We are going to issue the fairest assessment roll ever put out in Orange County," Jacobs said. "EVERYTHING HAS BEEN revalued to assure horizontal equi· ty !property being assessed the same as similar property)." Jacobs also said that residents should be reminded \ax bills are set by tax rates established by taxing agencies. Foremost in the assessor's mind, however, were the legal and constitutional issues involved. "It Is n<>t up to me as an individual to change the revenue and taxation codes. People can'l go around ignoring laws they don't happen to like on a certain day," Jacobs said. School Board Set,s Meeting A special informal meeting of the Newport-Mesa Unified School District board of education will be held Tuesday night at Costa Mesa Hil[h School to d ls cus s the erfe ct11 of Proposition 13. Prop. 13 on the June 6 ballot. the J arvts-Gann property tax cut bill, would slash almoat half the district's budeet. Trustees are aeeklns Input for residenta on what cuts sho1.1Jd be ma.de Dog Hunted In Biting Of NB Woman Newport Beach police and a Newport Heights couple are looking for a greyhound-Uke dog that bit the woman Thursday af. ternoon. Dorothy Richardson and her husband said they were walking ln t he 400 block of AUso Avenue at about noon when the dog bit her on the thlah. then ran off. Unless the dos can be located. MrJ. Rlchardaon ma.v have to undergo the anll-rables inocula-tions Anyone with lnrormatton about the do1. ~cribed a• llghl tan to gray fn color. should con· tact police or tbo Rlchardaooa at 548·691•. Officers said they need to quarantine the anJmal to be au.re It ts not tnlected wllh rabies . . ; Surgeon Guilty In Death Sentencing has been set for July 3 in the case of a Norwalk doctor found guilty in Orange County Superior Court of in· voluntary manslaughter in con- nection with the death of a pa- tient. Or. Sahih T . Ali . 4!>. was found guilty Thursday, the first time Jn Orange County history that a doctor has been prosecuted ror criminal negligence in connec· lion with a patient's death. Lora Turner. 45. of Diamond Bar. died in July, 1975 after un· dergoing an intes tinal bypass operation to lose weight. Dr. Ali was also charged but ac quitt e d o n an o th e r mans laughter cas e involving Wayne Wollweber. 46. of Tustm. who died after an ulcer opera· lion. The prosecution charged m the Turner case that Dr Ah failed to recognize critical post operative symptoms and was unavailable when hospital !>lafC m e mbers tned to reach ham an the belief that the patient was dying. Or. Ali faces a possible state prison term of up to four years. .,.w..._.. SINGER STEVE LAWRENCE THROWS OUT THE FIRST DICE In Atlantic City, Legal Gambling Becomes a Reality large State First Casino Opens Banks Raise l A l . c· Prime Rate n t antic ity SAN FRANCISCO CAP > - Several major California banks joined Eastern banks today in raising their prime interest rates to the highest level in more than three years, intensifying upward pressure on mortgages and other consumer loans. The latest round of increases. which raised the prime rate from 81/• percent to 81f.i percent. was the second this month. San Francisco-based banks announcing the boost today were Bank of America. the nation's largest commercial bank : Wells Fargo Bank and Crocker Bank. United California Bank in Los Angeles also announced the hike. The prime rate is the interest banks charge to their most creditworthy customers. us ually corporations. Although it is not directly tied to mortgages and other con· s umer loans. the prime rate ex· e rls a psychological effect on those loans. which already have been on the rise in most areas. The prime is at its highest leve l since February 1975 Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Company of Chicago, the nation's eighth· largest rommercial bank. was the first bank to raise Its rate to 8 1h percent. making its announcement Thursday after- noon. Continental officials attributed the increase to stronger demand for loans and tighter monetary policy by the Federa l Reserve ·Board. The Federal R eserve, con· cerned about the high rate of in· nation, has been tightening the money supply by raising the in· terest rate it charges banks. "We continue to experience very strong domestic loan de- mand from customers. as we have over many months," said Robert E. Anderson, the bank's chairman. ATLANnC CITY. NJ . <AP I -As more than 1.000 dice-rollers and card-olayers waited eagerly to try their luck. the nation's only legal 6amblmg casino outside Nevada opened for business today on the Boardwalk oC this famous resort town. New Jersey Gov. Brendan T. Byrne cut an orange ribbon to officially open the Resorts International Hotel Casino at 10 a .m . EDT. Then he and the crowds that had milled around the windowless cocktail lounge on a dreary gray morning moved into the gaming area with its shiny s lot machines and plush belling tables. The casino r e ache d its capacity of 5,000 people half an hour after it opened. "My father once advised me never to bet on anything but Notre Dame and the Yankees." Byrne said. "For those of you who are unwilling to take my fathe r's advice, this casino 1!> now open.'· Singer Steve Lawrence. the first f!ntertainer at the hotel"• large s howroom that al!>o opened to the public today. went straight to the c:raps table. "I'm $50 down." he said after five minutes of betting. " "But I 'II get that back in no time." Byrne went to the craps table. where he blew on the dice used by Lawrence. l.G. "Jack" Davis , president of Resorts International Inc .. stood al Lawrence's left and s miled broadly a s th e entertainer cheerfully lost. "You're not gomg to get U11s smile off my face for a long, long time." Davis said. "It was two years in coming ... The casino opened with 893 s lot machines. 60 blackjack tables, 10 craps tabl es. t O roulette wheels. three baccarat tables and three wheels or fortune. Already about half the sau• of a football field. the casino 1s to expand soon into one o( the largest m the world. · "I wanted to be in the swing of things,·· said Lee Kalman. who rode the bus from Philadelphia. She said her father used to manage an illegal cttsino at the 500 Club here years ago. "It's so sentimental to be here." she said. Al Kaplan. an Edison. N.J . tavl•rn owner. drove here with his wife at 4 a.m . to play craps and blackjack. "I just came down to be part of the fanfare." he s aid. "It's very, ver y exciting." The las t roadblock wu" re moved when the New Jersey C as ino Control Com m iss ion voted late Thursday night to grant a certificate of operation to Resorts lntcrnauonal Th e Fl o rida -b as ed conglomerate. which owns two hotels and operates two cas inos in the Bahamas, has spent S4-0 million to renovate the former Chalfonte-Haddon Ha ll Hotel. Youth Fe ared NB Suicide Newport Beach police have tentatively lasted as suicide the death of a young man found hanging from a patio cover at the Newport Beach Tennis Club shortly after midnight. Detective Sam Amburgey said the body of Dennis M 1chuel Milkes. 19. was dis covered at 12· JO this morning by three club m emben; who were on their way to the nearby whirlpool bath. Ambur~ey said the youth. who~e pare nts are Newport Beac h resadcnL-;. has been living with friends for the past several months and reportedly had a history of depression and suicide attempts. ADVANTAGE-ALDEN'S One huge advantage Alden·s has over most carpet stores is that we have our own Installers. prov1d1ng flexibility and rellab11ity in scheduling installations . Very few department stores or specialty carpet s tores have their own workrooms. and must rely on an outs ide contract service for installations. We have had many people buy from us after being d1sappcmt- ed by an installation company who scheduled a 1ob and didn"t show up or call. Sometimes this has happened two or three times before the customer gives up. At Alden's. our installation schedule ts operated very e tf1c1ent- ly. and e ven when o ur men are held up on a previous 1ob causing .i late start. our men will stay and finish. UC NO llOm If yo u want reltabihty-call us! DEN'S : iiisiiilatioii: ·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor 1663 PLACENTIA AVENI.IE • COSTA MeSA. CALIF 92627 • P~ONE 6.&6-.&S3d -646 llS.S ( I 7 Saddlebaek EDITION t\ft t•r 11oon N.l'. S •oeks ' ! VOL 71, N O. 146, 4 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRI DAY, MAY 26, 1978 ' TEN CENTS -----------------------JacobsSaysNo ----------------------- OC Assessor Rules Out Tax Rollback By GARY GRANVILLE Of Ille 0611f l'llOC 5taff Assessor Brad Jacobs said today there will be no freeze or rollback of assessed property values in Orange County. Jacobs' comm ent was made in response to an assess· ment rollback invoked Thursday m neighboring Los Angelel> County, •t rollback designed to offset hefty in· creases in property values Los Angel('S County Assessor Alexander Pope announced the rollback from this year's assessment hikes as outraged property owners smothered his office with protests. THOSE WHO COMPLAINED saw 1n the value increases that in l>Ome cases reached 400 percent resulting in sharp climbs an their property lax bills. • Pope's cuts. which wen· instigated by a 4 to O vole of the Official 'Perks ' Approved O r a nge County supervisors may us€.' a county supplt('d car and a county ~asollnC' credit ca rd for both t•ounl v bustnt"'" and pt•rson..11 u..,c. ;i Cl'llrd 1 n_g 111 rulel> lht•) wt for I hl•m..,cl\ <'" O\'er lhl· .) ears A n d • w h I I (' H () a r <I () r Superv1!-.ors Ch<11rman Thoma~ Hiley smd today he ltm11s his own USl' or tht• rred1t C'a rd and county car. he said suc·h Ul' 1·1swns should ht• up lo lhl• Ill div1d11al su1x>rv1!-ior "I lhmk thut 1s u JUdJ:(m1•nl ;is to t he propnt'ly that 1s up 10 each ind1v1ducil M•1>l'rv1sor.' Riley said T h t' N l' ~ I> o r t n c a l" h s upervisor hud asked County Counsel Adrian Kuyp<.•r IO re· search whelh('r t hl•re arc ltm11 ... 1mposE.'d on superv1!-.or..,' use of their credit cards That request followC'd r£•ports that Supervisor L aurence Schmit had used his county car and gasohnE.' cn•dit card on t\\o \'acalions lo Northern California and had permitted family ml·m bl'rS lo u.w the car and card K U) per said th al a count) or <I 1 n a n c c ad o p l e cl 1 n I 9 7 Cl .1uthorizes lhal <.·ach supervisor "shall also be provided the· u:-.t• of an aulomob11t• " HE'S CHILI CHAMP Riverside's Jim McCulllck Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. was immediate· ly declared illegal by the State Board or Equalization. Nonetheless. the Los Angeles County assessor continued with his plans to cancel out this year's assessment in· creases. BUT JACOBS SAID TOf>AV t h at under no circumstances will he violate either his oath of office or state laws that say property shall be revalued each year And. the Orange County assessor said. "I am not going lo gel involved in a highly emotional political grandstand play on the eve of the election." "The voters need to make up their own minds <on prop· erty tax reform ballot measures> without influence from government agencies." JACOBS' WORDS WERE echoc>d by county Board of Supervisors Chairman Thomas Raley Like Jacobs. Riley said he will not support c.i rollbaci.. "unless we are told 1l 1s legal " Supervisor Laurence Schmit proposed such a I reezc earlier lh1s week but his proposal wa~ scotched when County Counsel Adrian Kuyper said such a move would be 11lega I. TODAY. HOWEVER. K UYPER'S staff of la~yer~ 1!. It• \"lewmg the Los Angeles action and 1:; expected to venlun• forth with a writte n legal opinion later J acobs. though. said he will not alter his courst-unles~ there is legal direction from thC' i.latl' Board of Equall1& lion. <See TAX FREEZE NIXED. Page A21 More Than Half HE WAS 'KING GUT' Mesa's Larry Ragle Hopefuls Support Prop. 13 at Formn By REBECCA HELM Ol llW D•llf l"ll.C Sutt Support ror the J ar vis-Gann lax relief in1llalive was prom ised by morC' than half or lhe 13 slal<' Senate and Assembly candidates speaking al a public forum in M1ssi(>n Vil·jo Thurs da\ The 74th Assc•ml>ly and 36th Senatorial districts" cand1dat('S _got t ogelhl'r al Los Alisos Ele mentary School in r(!sponse to an 1nv1lal1on from th<.' Sad d leback Vall ey Roard o f Realtor!-. Fifth D1strt('t County Supervisor Tom Riley a nd his opponent Tom Rogers also al· tended T he forum attracted about 300 people, most of whom at one point in the lengthy cveninJ( m eeting, raised their ha nds promising a yes vote on the con- troversial Proposition 13 coming up for voter approval on Lhe June6 ballot passage would create no need for panic 1f the Legislature would react in a lolo!ical wa~ The state 1s quite able to fond needed local services." J ohn Schmitz. forme r stat<' senator .and now C:1 candidate again, also said he support!'> Proposition 13 He did not offl'r any reasons, but said while he was in offi ce he had never vott.'<i for any tax increases Other candidates present who said tht·v favored the J ar v1s 11'1 * * * 1t 1Jtl\ l' \\t'n· U<'publ1t',1n ;i ... s l' m b I ' <' <.tn d 1 d ;1 l <"'> J a m n. G rt'C'n. · Robt.•rt Wilks. an<i 1\n thony Malano. 3nd Rl•publi('an s e n a t o rt :i I c• J n d 1 d :11 t· :-(; 1 I Fl' r g u s on ;1 n d St l· p h l' n I-' lloldt•n Thn·t• other Hepubl 1r.111 scn:itorial candidates wt•n• pr<'!> cnt George St•ott said he d1dn ·1 c,u pporl Proposition 13 or 8, and James Murllndalc and .Jon S Brand did nol <,tall' <1 posit um 1111 lhc IS:O.Ul'. * * * County E s timate 4,000 to Lose Jobs If Prop. 13 Passes And a n •solut1on adopted in 1975 offl•rs them either a cho1<'l' or a monthly lransportation i:ll low an Cl' or ust' of a county owned and mamtained car "for his official and personal use ·· Chili Champ State assC'm blv 1nl·umbent Ron Cordova d1dn 't attend thl· forum but sent a mes!.age by as- sistant Jul1t• Freeberg. She said Cordova believe•!-. Proposition 8 is a better lax rehef alternative than the J arvis in1tialivt• Also s taling opposition t o Jarvi s w ere Cor d ova's Democratic opponent in the Senate race. Gregory Kuczynski . and J a mes Parker. Democrattl' assembly conte nder Orange County government workers got their paychecks lo day along with notices of where they stand s hould there be massive layoffs in the comin_g fiscal year. County officials have estimal ('d that as many as 4.000 workers may be axed if Proposition 13 1s approved by voters in the Jun<· G primary election. Whtlt• ~enlor1ty will not be l ht• onl y fac tor anvc;lvcd 1n deciding which employees will be l;.iid off. 1l 1s a m ajor factor B o ~• r d o f S u p {' r \ 1 .., 11 1 .., Chairm an Thomas Rilt•y s111cl posltni:! of the noticC's should not b<.• seen as an attempt "to scan • county employees inlo opposing Proposition 13." Riley said ht· has c1rculalt'd Ku yper ·s opinion lo fellow hoard members lie said he doesn't plan lo pro pose an 1mmed1atC' ch<i ngc an the t"ules or ltm1tal1ons on person:1I use of the crc.'<lit card or car But Riley said the lOI>ll' mav aris<' during bud1H·l dt•l1ben1 lions latC'r Supervisors ar<' given a choice of driving a car IC'ai.ed for them by the county or laking a S390 a month cash transporlal1on ul lowance Supervisor Ph1hp Anthony opt ed to lake lhe allowancl' while other supervisors US(' lh€.' leased cars. Ril<'y said he would n('vcr take his county car on personal '1acation and seldo uses the credit card Ot·c· s1on all y he buys his own ~a olinl', R1lc•y said. but most oft fills the t:.mk _at th<' county gaJ>'Jge . 'K-yJIPN l"aid "I con c lude p~onltt. usl' or a county vehicle is available to board members a d un~r current regulations. p clice and governing salary or jna c. this includes the cost ... whether paid through a credit card or otherwise.·' SlDllme r Signups Registration is currently un· d er way for Saddlebaek College's summer classes in the admissions oHtce, located on the firs t floor of the hbrary on the Mission Viejo rampus FORMER POW BECOM~ MD A decision made In o North Vietnam prison ramp m l9Rff culminates June 12 as former fighter pilot Tom McNis h becomes Thomas McNish, M.O The agonies or months SJ>('nt In solitary broul_lht the vow thul if he ever got out , he'd make something ol his life "One tfiing prison ramp ~s is let you mt 8 flight plan for llfe ... he said For the story or his nrcompllshment. see Page A'7. 30 Vie in NB Cookoff By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of .... D•tlf Pilot Sufi Wh at do the following have in common" The Armenian Navy <with belly dancers). Morning Thunder A man dressed and glided -to look hkeKingTul A group ol llunlmglon ll arbour residents who spec1alin· in rt•cape preserva I ion. safe cracking. tap dancing and mming. The answer -chili Thursdav was lhe annua l Callfornta "state Chili Cham· p1onship at the Balboa Bay Club, a ma rathon bash that this year attracted about 3.500 celebrants. Chili Recipe Preservation Socie- ty. Sare Cracking. Tap Dancing and Mining Co. Ltd <Norm and M aric Stanger> Th<.' cookoff 1s not one or the most sober events to be held al thl• Bay Club. but Newport Beach police said this year's party presented fower problems than <'Ver before Gue!-.ts parked a t the Ncwporter Inn and were shut t led to the party Police said they had to h andle a few bo~rous chill af1(•1onados al the parking lot. but that was the ~xtcnt of the action. Oh. and b y the way, Jim M cCulltck 1s the new state c hamp at cooking c·hili. Hi s l(•a m was entered as "Riverside County " Second place went to Roger Campos for his SOB Chi li and fireman Ed Dempsey with his Firehouse Chili took third Kuczynski said he could not bring himself to support a prop· osition that may ta mper with someone's job Parker said h• found the Jarvis initiative of· fens1ve. Republican Assembly can dtdale Ma ri an Bergeson. however. expressed s upport for J arvis ··Proposition 13 offers us a chance to tell legislators we are tired of paying," she said "Its Viets Sink Warship BANGKOK, Thailand CAPI - Vietnam says its armed forces sank a Cambodian warship and damaged two others when they entered Vietnamese t erritorial waters about 120 miles southwest or Ho Chi Minh City. It said the encounter took place last Sunday ~overing Fro111 Surgery The first step towards hefty layoffs was taken today when lists were pos ted in county de· partments s howi n g each employee's hiring dale ··we have lo prepar(' for variou~ contmgcnc1cs and this • .., lhC' fi rst step in clctcrm101n ~ where employ('es ~land in terms of longcvUy with the• 1·1111n1v Riley l>a1d Pilots Press Case Public interest in the legal ac- tion a imed al preve nting the clos ure of San Juan Capistrano Airport was clearly evident lo· day in Orange County Superior Court. Pilots and their families were among onlookers who filled lht' courtroom of Judge Walter Ch a ramza. the jurist bei n~ asked by suing pilots to keep the south county airport open Pilots' attorney Franklin Dimino is seeking a writ that would set aside the city's closurt date of June l and give him t1mt· to prepare for further legal at· t1o n against the cit> Attorney Morton Rosen i... representing thl· City or Sjn .Juan Capistrano. Ht• said he will argue that there are no legal ~rounds for the c.:1lurt to prCVl'nt the r tly's planned (.'IO!>Urc a<· lion. .Judge Charaml<.1 and l<twyer ... for both sides dis<'ussed the 1s· s ue in his cham bers this morn ing whilt• the capacity crowd waited 1n the courtroom In cluded among the 30 teams or contestants were the Arme· nian Navy <Rlacki e Gadarian, a Nt•wport Beach boat yard owner>. Morning Thunder. Cthe t ea m from C huck 's Steak house). the Tut lookalike who called himself King Gut (Larry Ragle of Costa Mesa). and Bart Maverick's Huntington Harbour $3 Million Asked in Suit . Duke T11rns 71 Quietly Or:~cJZ:a~• Weathe r Pair and sunny S:.rtur c1ay . bul low cloudtnt>S.., • l h rough m 1<1 morn 1 n g 3:iturday Shghlly warmer Saturday \\Ith highs 7:l 10 77 Lows tonight 52 to ~7 SAN FRANCISCO <AP ) -A S3 million libel s uit has been filed by a 75-year-old Cahfomian who claims a new book on the ~ Alger Hiss case falsely Iden· tified him as a Communist party organizer who fled lo the Soviet Unio n a fter being Jailed In Gastonia.NC. Sam Krieger, who lives in Rohnert Park. not.th of San Francisco. also denieS In tlle su1t that he is a convicted murderer. Krieger's papers impute that ul· legation to Alle n Weinstein in saylna that Weinstein has (alse· ly ide ntified Krieger as an Im· PQrtant Communist organl:ier, under the nnme Cla~nce Miller, who wa.~ Jailed in Gastonia and who Clcd to the Soviet Union Actor John Wayne. who's still recuperating from open heart surgery at his Newport Beach home. will spend a quiet evening with family and friends tonight observing his 7lsl birthday. Pat Stacy. Wayne's secretary said the movie star is reeling "very good," but added that "It's still a little too early to celebrate on a grand scale." She said Wayne will have a 11mall group In for dinner and a screening of the comedy "House Call&;" tn an Interview given earlier this week. the famous actor said "I keep thlnkin~ I'm well, but when t try too much. I realize I'm not." Wnyne underwent open heart surgery A.pri I 3. "It hurts where they c.ut mt open When 1 do too much I ret>l sore os a son or a bitch." Miss Stacy said Wayne doesn't expect to return to work unlil a t least July, but he did tape a scene for the r ob Hope birthday s pecial from his Newport Beach home on Thursday The Hope show. in honor of the comedian's 15th birthday. will be aired Monday Wayne Is in the midst or a three-month recuperalion period and he told Bob Thomas o ( The Associated PresR he Is gelling stronger every day. The lrctof', wt\()" appeared to bt losing h.is famous voice earlier thb year saia he is r esalnlna his well-known California <trawl. "OetUnc the voice back was a residunl f dldn 't expect out of the operalloo. ·• he remarked. "I had undergone all ktnds or tests to find out wh,y my vote .. had ~one bod. and nobody could tell me. I just couldn't ~el any timber out of it. "There's a blood vessel that runs from the heart to the vocal cords. and one of the valves wasn 'l working. The operation fixed that." Since returning to his home from the Boston hos pital. Wayne has been undl'rgoing a dally re1Jimen or rest. hatr-hour walks And pulmonary exercise". "You know. I still got only one lung; Ulat'1t one thing you con't the w~t.h-ptfJ-valvaa. •· he said sardonically. He loet a lung in 11 cancer operation in 1964 Surgeons ustid pt1 puts to replace his own faulty heart mechanisms ln the recent opera- tion. For dive rsion he watches telcvi..ion "day and night" and C8" WA'\'NE. Page At> I NSIDIE TODt\ "t' • AorrghorraogharraQh ' Tl1e M ollerhorn nt D1~neylond reorwn.~ Saturdov and there 1.~ o .,nowm1rn "mon,.tf'r" lurkmq tnstdt• Story ond pholos on Pat1r C 1 \2 DAILY PILOt SB Cl,emente's Mayor, Gets The Message A heavy parcel, lhe s11e or a shoe box and wrapped 1n plain bl"()wn paper, ar· rived at San Clemente C1 ty Hall Thursday. It was add r essed to Mayor W1ll1am Walker After some Joking as lo whether to call in th~ police bomb squad, the mayor tore away the paper and discovered a shoe box. Inside the box were pieces of broken asphalt and a note which read : "Dear Mayor. I reel that it is time to inform you that the streets or this city need work on the m ." It was signed Jon Small or 515 Avenida del Mar. The box. with its asphalt contents, was to be forwarded today to the ci· ty Public Works Depart. mcnt. Physician Liable/or Jail Term Sentencing has been set for Juh 3 in the case or a Norwalk doc.tor found RUllty in Orange County Superior Court of in· \Oluntary manslaughter in con· ncction with the: death of a pa. t1ent. Or. Salah T. Ali. 45, was found guilty Thursday. the first time in Or:mgc County history that a doctor has hecn pros ecuted for l'nmmal negligence in connec· t ion with a patient's death. Lora Turner. 45. of Diamond Bar. died m July, 1975 after un. dergo1ng an intestina l bypass operation to lose weight. Dr Ali was also charged but Jrqu1ttcd on another mans laught<.'r case involving Wayne Wollwcbcr, 46, or Tustin, who died after an ulcer opera. lion. The prosecution charged in the Turner case 1.hat Or Ali failed to recognize c ritical post operative symptoms and was unavailable when hospital staff members tried to reach him in the belief that the patient was -dying. Or. Ali faces a possible state prison term of up to four years Wife Slayer Found Guilty LANCASTER. Pa. IAP> -A man who claimed his wife used a CB radio to attract lovers has been convicted of voluntary rnanslaughter for killing her with a shotgun while she slept. A Lancaster County Court tury or six men and six women deliberated 55 minutes Thursday before returning the verdict against James W. Shimp, 41. The maximum penalty is 10 vears 1n prison and a $25,000 fine. He wi ll be sentenced later. The former fir<' chief in nearby Adamstown had been charged with first degree murder m lhe slaying of his wife. Frances. 41. 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Soviets Want Ban On Bomb lJN ITED NATIONS (A P > - The Soviet Union accused the United States today of "harping on the m yths" of a Soviet military threat a nd demanded a ''clear and u n a mbiguous" American answer to a Soviet· bloc proposal to ban production or the neutron bomb. In a s peech t o the U.N. Genera l Assembly's s pecial session on disarmament. Soviet F or eign Minister Andre i A. Gromyko said neutron weapons "must be banned once and for all " The first question gave the president an opportunity to pro- mote labor law revis ions. the subject of a Senate filibuster in Washington. and to argue that the wage rate between the North and the South have narrowed significanlly in recent years. Top Saddlehack Teachers lie called the American · developed weapon "a particular· ly vicious and cruel m eans of mass destruction, intended :-.pecially to annihilate a ll things living .. In h is open in g remarks. Carter declared that "the eyes of the nation" ar e on the Illinois Legislature because it is soon to vole on ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. a proposal it has rejected in the past. Named teachers of the year by the Sad· dleback Exchange Club were (from left 1 Patty Hair. second grade teacher a~ San Joaquin Elementary School: Paul Beidler. teacht•r ~l SL•rrano Intermediate School. and Dr. P Lawrence Shennum. !-tc1ence teacher at M1::.sH>n Viejo High School. · On another subject, Gromyko said there appeared to be .. grounds to expect a s uccessful com pletion" of multilateral talks on complete prohibition of nuclear weapons test s . This statement lhat he would make a ports from Washington that President Carter has decided to ask the Soviet Union to agree to :i ban on almost all such testing. me lated story, A4 >. Carter. who responded with a g rin and wave to pro-ERA dem· onstrators as he entered the II· linois Capitol. said the outcome of the votes here may well de· termine the ultimate fate or the equal rights proposal. The president said he knew the pressures that were on the legislators and he urged them to vote their consciences and con· victions. In the speech text he distribut· ed. he noted Illinois has one of the few state constitutions that guar antee equal rights to all citizens and he said. ··1 hope that you will carry out your histon c responsibility by voting to add a n Equal Rights Amendment to the federal Constitution as well" Illinois is the only m ajor Northern industrialized state that has not ratified the ERA. Carter's s poken rema rks on the subject drew no audible re- action but the legislators. who re mained silent throughout h is low-key informal speech. gave Carter a standing ovation as he launched into the question-and· answer session Frona Page AJ WAYNE ••. he sees a lot or John Wayne-on commercials for a savings and loan company. ''One of the reasons I want to get back to work is so I can make some more ads for Great We s tern Savings." he re· marked. "I'm sick and tired of seeing the same ones over and over again. "I also picked up a story I'd like to make into a picture. and we'll have to work to get it into shape. Then I gotta do another special for ABC. Producer Paul Keyes was down here for lunch the other day and we talked about the s how. which will celebrate the IOOth anniversary of General Electric." Wann Weekend By The Associated Press S ki es wi ll c l ear and tempe ratures will warm for the Me morial Day weekend. the Na ti on al Weathe r Service predicts. Escapees Captured After Gun Battle CADDO. Okla. <AP I -Two prison escapees wanted in a lwo- state, five-death crime spree blazed into a gun battle at a roadblock near this southeastern Oklahoma town today. Initial re· ports said two law officers were kill e d and several oth e r s wounded. Both escapees we re being taken back to the state peniten- tiary at McAlester, authorities said. There were connicting re· ports on whethe r they had been wounded. The Department of Public Safety in Oklahoma City said 1t was unable to confirm that any lawm en were killed. But officers in the area said they had radio reports of lwo dead and several Bridge High; Workers Too SPANISH FORK, Utah (AP> -Construction wo rkers driving bolts Into a new bridge in Spanish Fork Canyon found that as the bridge got highe r, so did they. Th e Uta h Co unty . s he rirr's office said at least two workers became giddy from handling bolts that were covered with CO· caine. Sheriff's U . Ken Cahoon said the cocaine apparent· ly was being shipped from Japan to the United Stale$ tn 10-gallon drums con· talning the bolts. He said someone apparently was supposed to retrieve the contraband before It got to Utah, but failed to do so. others injured in the exchange or gunfire. Al Durant. near the s cene of I he morning g un battle. a Highway Patrol dispatcher said he had information that the two escapees -Claude Eugene Den· nis, 35, and Michael Lancaster. 25 -had been wounded. But another dispatcher said he had no s uch Information. Authorites said the shootout began when a car carrying Lan- caster and De nnis ran into the roadblock -one of many set up m the Lake Texoma a rea on the Oklahoma·Texas border -and a man came out shooting. T he hunt near here was re· newed late Wednesday by federal agents and authorities from two states after officers found a car believed stolen by t h e two escapees from an Alabama murder victim. Damage Suit Hit,s Younger LOS ANGELES (API -A Las Vegas man who was linked to orga nized crime activities In a Californfa state report has filed a $50 million lawsuit, charging his business was dam aged. J oseph Vincent Agosto. pro- ducer·owner of a stage show In Las Vegas, filed the suit In U.S. Dis trict Court Thursday against state Attorney Genera l Evelle J . Younger and eight members and one s t a ff counsel of the Organized Crime Control Com- mission Agosto claimed his inclusion in a report r e leased May 2 violated his civil rights in addi· tion to causing a still un· determined amount or bus~s loss. Fro• Page AJ TAX FREEZE NIXED. • • "We are 1oln1 to issue the fairest assessment roll ever put out in Orange County," Jacobs said: "EVERTnDNG HAS BEEN revalued to u1ure horisontal equl· ty <property beln• auesaed the sam 111lmJ11r f.roperty>." Jacobs al.lo 11ld that realdenta lhould be re m nded tu bllla are set by tu rates ettabllahed by laJllni •1encJes. Foremo1t ln the asseaaor·a mind, bowenr, were the le1al and consUt utlonal la~s Involved. "ll la oot up to O'\t 11 an tndlvtdu1I to ~ha1'•e the revenue and taullon codM People can't go around llJ"IOl"ln• l1wa they don't happen to like on a certain day," Jacobi aafd. Clemente Official Retains Law Firm By ANNE COOPER Of &M o.llf ~191 Si.ff City liabihty insurance will pay the legal expenses of San Clemente Councilman Howard Mushett in a $4 million civil suit riled by Mayor William Walker a nd Councilwoman Donna Wilkinson. Mushett said today he will be represented by lhe Santa Ana law firm o( Kinkle. Rodiger and Sprigs. Five other defendants named In the lawsuit. which charges s lander and libel in connection with a n attempted r ecall of Walker and Mrs . Wilkinson. have retained Palm Springs at· torney Matthew Richman. with legal costs to be paict from a San Clemente Homeowners Associa· tion legal fund. The homeowners' association has s ponsored the renU drive. Mus h ett said J effer son Ins ura nce Compa ny of New York authorized payment of his leg a I expenses in connection with the lawsujt, because some of the allegations dealt with his activities as councilman. "It was by accident that -as a councilman -I came across city records of excessive spend ing a nd sign ordinance viola t1on." said Mushett. "I was simply carrying out my cam- paign promise to tmng open gov- e rnment to the cit y or San Clem ente." Mushett 's accusation against Walker and Mrs. Wilkinson m March that they had misused ci· ty expense accounts on out of town conference trips was later incorporated in recall charges against them. M ushelt also claimed that Walker had intervened on behalf of a City Council candidate Roy Hamm to bend city campaign s ign regulations in Hamm's favor. This claim also became part o r the recall charges. In the April 27, lawsuit filed by Walker and Mrs. Wilkinson and their spouses in Orange County Superior Court, Mushett and the other derendents are alleged to have •·conceived and formulated a deliberate scheme and careful ly orchestrated a campaign of vilification. intrigue. character assassination and smear ta(' tics" against the two senior council members Mus hett said today he has no plans at this t1 me to countersuc Walker and Mrs. Wilkinson. un· less their lawsuit results in a financial settlement against him. "H I counter·sue. they have the same right I do to city in s ura nce coverage." he said. "That would just mean add1 ti on a I expense to lhe city. Right now their costs are being paid out of their own pockets . "I a m confident there will be no settlement. so I would say a countersuit is very unllket.v ." Ass is tant City Attorney Michael Bartlett said the in· surance coverage. provided un- der the city's gene ra l liability insurance. is very broad and provides coverage "even 1f al· legations have no basis In fact " The cove ra~e provided lo Mus hett includes a "reservation of rights." Bartlett said , limiting the financial settlement to be borne by the carrier if a judg· ment is made against Mushett Assembly OKs Slllt Rights SACRA MENTO IAPI Legislation to give cities nnd counties the right to sue to stop environmental damage has won approval of the state Assembly -but still hasn't made it to the Senate. The measure. AB 3312 by As· semblyman Mel Levine. D·Santa Monica. won a 43·18 vote Thurs day. That was two votes more than the minimum for passage. But opponents blocked it with a request. that was granted. lo have another vote on another day. G romkyo had indicated before 1 h(· speech that he Would make a ma 1or issue of the neutron weapon. bnnging this response Crom James F. Leonard. a U.S. d<· legate to the session: "As far as we are concerned. we've dealt with this question. The president has decided not to bu1Id1t, at least for the time being. and ll "s up to the Soviets to show some comparable measure of restramtonthe1rside." In the first speech to the dis- armament session by a Warsaw pact orflcial, Polish Foreign Minister Emil WoJtaszek called on the United States on Thurs- day to "renounce altogether" production of neutron warheads. 'Samaritan' Claims Rape By2Women UP PER MARLBORO, Md. 1 AP> Police said t oday the) were seeking two women sus· pected of raping a man who had stopped to help them fix their car The 23·year-old victim. whom authorities did not identify. was treated at Prince Georges Coun- ty General Hospital after the in· c ident early Wednesday. The na ture of his injuries was not re· vealed lie was released after treatment. officials said. Poli ce said the man was driv· ing south on Maryland 197 when he stopped lo help the women. w hose car had apparently broken down. One of the women pulled a gun. ordered him Into the back seat of thei r car and drove a bout a mi le south to a wooded area. poli ce said. The man told authorities he was then taken Into the woods and forced to r emove his clothes and to have sexual relations with both women He said they left him in the wood!\ and drove orr. fordng tum to hitchhike back to his car . He said both of the women were apparently m their 20s. ADVANTAGE-ALDEN'S , ' One huge advantage Alden·s has over most carpet stores is that we have 6ur own installers. prov1d1ng llex1b1hty and rellab1hty 1n scheduling installations. Very few department stores or specialty carpet storos have their own workrooms. and must rely on an outside contract service for installations We have had many people buy from us after being d1sappo1nt· ed by an installation company who scheduled a 1ob and d1dn t show up or call. Sometimes this has happened two or three times before the customer gives up At Alden s. our installation schedule is operated very eff104enr- ly, and even when our men are held up on a previous 1ob causing a late start. our men will stay and finish. If you want reliabiltty-call us! DEN'S : iiisiiilatiaii: ·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor 1663 PlACENTlA AVENUE • COSTA MESA. CALIF 920'21 • PHONE 646·4838 -6•6·23.S.S llanks Up Prime Rates NEW YORK <APl -Several of the nation's largest banks raised their prime interest rates today to the highest level ln more than three years . intensifying upward pressure on mortgages and other consumer loans. The latest round of Increases, which raised the prime rate from 81A percent to 8'h percent, was the second this month. The prime rate is the Interest banks charge to their most creditworthy customers, usually corporations. Although it is not directly tied to mortgages and other consumer loans, the prime rate exerts a psychological errect on those loans, which already have been on the rise in most areas. The prime is at Its highest level since February 1975. Continental lllinois National Bank and Trust Co. of Chicago, the nation's eighth-largest commercial bank , was the first bank to raise its rate to 8'h percen t, m a king it s announc e ment Thursday afternoon. Continental officials attributed the increase to stronger demand for loans and tighter monetary policy by the Federal Reserve Board. The Federal Rese rve, concerned about the high rate of inflation, has been tightening the money supply by raising the interest rate it charges banks. Banks say they must pass on to consumers that higher cost or acquiring funds. By midmorning today, several other banks had raised their prime rates, including Chase Manhattan Bank, the nation's t h ird l a rg est bank : Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co., the fourth-largest; Morgan Guaranty, the firth-la rgest; C hemi ca l B a nk , th e sixth-largest. Bank of New York; First Pennsylvania Bank or Philadelphia: and Mellon Bank or Pittsburgh. But Citibank , the nation's second -la rgest bank and generally the leader in prime rate changes, said it was holding at 81A percent . "' . ... ~ SINGER STEVE LAWRENCE THROWS OUT THE FIRST DICE In Atlanttc City, Legal Gambflng BecomH • ReaHty First Casino Opem In Atlantic City ATLANTIC CITY, N.J . <AP l -As more than 1,000 dice-rollers and card-players waited eagerly to try lhtir luck, the nation's only legal gambling casino outside Nevada opened for business today on the Boardwalk of this famous resort town. New Jersey Gov. Brendan T. Byrne cut an orange cibbon lo officially open the Resorts International Hotel Casino at 10 a.m . EDT. Then he and the crowds that had milled around the windowless cocktail lounge o n a dreary gray morning moved into the gaming area with its s hiny slot machines and plush betting tables. The casino r eached its capacity of S,000 people hair an holtr after it opened. "My father once advised me never to bet on anything but Notre Dame and the Yankees," Byrne said. "For those of you who are unwilling lo take my father's advice, this casino is now open." Singer Steve Lawrence, the first entertainer al the hotel's large s howroom that also opened to the public today. went straight to the craps table. "I'm $50 down." he said after five minutes or betting. •· "But I 'll get that back in no time." Byrne went to the craps table, where he blew on the dice used by Lawrence. Ball-point Company Clicks in Pilot Pages I.G. "Jack" Davis, president of Resorts International Inc .. stood at Lawrence's left and s miled broadly as th e entertainer cheerfully lost. "You're not going lo get this smile orr my face for a long, long time," Davis said. "It was two years in coming." Sunday's Daily Pilot will have pl enty to mull midway through the Memorial Day Weekend. ALMOST REAL -A $1 million set built on the Disney ranch looks almost like the real Henning, Tenn . It has been constructed so it will age and change as each sequence or "Roots: The Next Generation," is filmed for television ENERGETIC ENIGMA The Department of Energy lacks the political lubricant that g r eases the way for most government programs. And the department's boss lacks some of the political charms that entice Congress. An Associated Press special correspondent portrays lhe prickly cabinet officer. HARDLY A SKIP -Business has been rolling along for years now for a Costa Mesa company that makes ballpoint pens, than1's t o li g htnin g.fas t machines and old friendships. Story in You/Your Money. SEMINAR MAN DELIVERS -Tale of the man who founded Pizza Man, He Delivers, then dropped out or the mad world of re st aurants into t h e (SUND A Y'S BEST) mind-expanding business seminar field. Now it's quiet days at Emerald Cove. Relic Bible Retumedto RealOuner SAN DIEGO CAP> -A rare and valuable 335-year-old Bible is back in the hands or its rightful owners a fter being found five years ago in an aban- doned safe deposit box. It was to be personally handed to the family of Arch D. Far- ingby today by state Controller Ken Cory. The Bible bad been placed in the box b> Agnes R. Faringby of Seaside, ln Monterey County, prior to her deAtb ln 1966. In 1973 the box watf' opened, itl ac- c ordance wlt b the state Unclaimed Property Law, over wblcb the cootroller's office pre- sides. Arch·l>. Faringhy. a nephew, was t rac ed through family records lo the Bible. The casino opened with 893 slot machines, 60 blackjack tables, 10 cr aps tables, 10 roulette wheels. three baccarat tables and three wheels of fortune Already about half the s ize of a football field, the casino is lo expand soon into one of the largest in the world. "I wanted to be in the swing of things," said Lee Kalman, who rode the bus from Philadelphia. She said her father used to manage an illegal casino at the 500 Club here years ago. "It's so sentimental to be here," she said. Al Kaplan. an Edison, N.J .• tavern owner, drove here wilh his wife al 4 a.m. to play craps and blackjack. "I 1ust came down to be part or the fanfare ... he said. "It's ver y . very exciting." The last roadblock was re moved when the New Jersey Casino Control Commission voted late Thursday night to grant a certificate or operation to Resorts International. The Florida -ba sed conglomerate, which owns two hotels and operates two casinos in the Bahamas. has spent $40 m illion to renovate the former Chatronte-Haddon Hall Hotel. "Atlantic City can be revived as the Queen of Resorts," Byrne proclaimed as he announced the com mission's unanimous vote to about 2 ,000 people at the premiere of t he hotel's Las Vegas-style 11how. Speed J,imit Freeze OK'd SACRAllENTO <AP> -'lbe California 1peed limit would re- m ain at 55 milea per hour In· deftnltety. under a bill passed by A B 220 by ~aemblyman Walter 1n&aDl1 D·lUventde. won a 84•0 \'()le Tbunda, and WU ret\lm ed to the Assembly for acUonoaamendmenu. The vote 'WU taken after the Seu-.te eponsor of UHi blll, Sen. Robert Presley, D·Rlverslde. ntd Callf ornla could lose ita fe4-raJ blahwa.y Lundi lf lt r -. speed Umlt. Nuclear Safety Blasted CHICAGO <AP> -Much or the country lacks an emergency evacuation plan for nuclear power plant disasters and a serious accident could kllt more t h an 300,000 person s. an environmental group says. The Citizens for a Better Environment blamed the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for leaving the formulation. or such plans up to stale agencies. "who are ill-e quipped , undertrained and almost totally unfunded." Commission spokesman Jan Strasma said the agency considers nuclear plants to be safe and has no authority to require state evacuation plans, but "we encourage the states to do what they are willing to do ." David D. Comey, president of th e citizens group, said on Thursday, "the commission's position that plants are safe and even in the worst accident that only 3,300 people would be killed de pends very heavily on Its assumption that 43 percent of the people in an area extending 25 miles downwind can be evacuated in one hour. "That's a c omplete pipe-dream. You've got to have very good planning to carry something like that off." Comey said. He said independent studies have shown that 300,000 people could die in such an accident. Two agencies. the General Services Administration and the Department of Housing and Urban Development, are responsible for coordinating federal planning in case or nuclear emergencies. said Peter Cleary. a staff physicist for the group. Corney, whose group is Involved mostly in research and litigation work. s aid. "We believe that the NRC is violating its obligations under the Atomic Energy Act and we Intend to pursue legal remedies very soon to rectify their negligence." A report issued by the group s aid the commission has a "mak es hift prog ram" to encourage states to develop evacuation plans. The report said the commission produced a checklist of 154 requirements for such a plan. "Since not a single state could qualify. the commission recently revised the checklist down to only 70 essential elements. but only four states could meet even the reduced requlrements." the group's report said. He said the four states are Connecticut. New J e rsey, South Carolina and Washington. s DAIL V PILOT A3 -~ ......... HOPE WITH PROSPECTIVE NEW 'ROAD' COMPANION George Burns May ptay Bing Cro1by'1 Role Another Road Hope, George BurnJJ to Team? WASHINGTON <AP> · Bob Hope may be going "On T he Road" again. this lime with his longtime friend and fellow comedian George Burns . "George and I are discussing his taking the part Bing Crosby would have played" before plans for the movie were dropped when Crosby died last rail . Hope said Thursday. "It'll be nice working with God." Hope quipped in referring to the title role Bums played last year in the film comedy "Oh . God." "Road To Hong Kong" a nd "Road To Singapore" were two of several ··Road" films that Hope and Crosby s tarred in during the '40s. Hope m ade his comments to reporters aft er an hour -long special session of the House of Represen· tatives that paid tribute to the comedian's 75th birth· day. which is Monday. <Relatedstory.A91 HB Council Backs Charter Revisions At the urging of Coun- cilwoman Ruth Bailey, the Hunt- ing ton Beach City Council unanimously endorsed "housekeeping" portions of the proposed city charter revisions that go before voters June 6. Mrs. Bailey said that the pro- posed charter changes are in jeopardy of being overwhelmed on the ballot by the Jarvis-Gann Initiative and other major elec· lions. She said that it was important that the new city council tell citizens that 1t s upports the general changes. The council's endorsement cover s updating of laws and language, provisions to change legal advertising policies and other r e lati ve l y non - controversial Items. The councilmen stopped short or backing arguments favonng conlroveT"Slat changes that will be voted upon separately. These include the appointment instead of the election or city at· lorney, city treasurer and cit y clerk, a maximum of two con· secutive council terms and ,, provision to raise counciJ pay to $400 per month. The charter is the "const1tu· lion" or the city. rt has not been updated since 1966. Presents SHADE GARDEN ~--SALE= BLOOMING IMPATIENS WAXLEAF BEGONIAS There Is no other fertilizer that can do more. , Choose from red. oranQe. salmon, pink. t>tcolor or wMe. 5 118" Pot Size Reg. $2.29 SALE PRtCE I LANCEWOOD (P$eU(Soponoi lalOnl) ........... .L-.. dd distinctive troplca fall age wtth this ~.._._unusual specimen. 5 Gallon Size Reg. $11.99 SALE PRICE '5.99 Ftotur1ng over a dOzen var1efl of ttits lhadt color fovonte. • .. Pot Size • Reg.89C SALE PRICE 49e HYDRANGEA Ftotur1ng huge bfoqoms of pink, blue. rea or Whtte. ... 1 Gallon SIZG . 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It was simple as that Telephoning is more complex today. To make a call, you punch little buttons and the computer plays you a song. Wrong dialings get you a record· ing. Wroog numbers get you a funny phone bill. This is the way it is just about every- where in our nation. There is, however. one s pot in California that still clings to the telephone tradition or yesteryear. IN AVALON, on Santa Catalina Island, you still pick up the phone and • the central operator comes on the line, asking, "Number Please?" "HrLU>. c1NT11AU" Usually the number you are calling only has three digits. And with the manual switchboard operator, it's possible to still get the personal touch with your telephone calls. ll can go something like this when you pick up the phone to make a call: Operator: "Number, Please?" "Betty. give me Avalon 382." 1>perator: "Forget it. George; Maybelle's "Cone to the mainlandtogetherteeth fixed ... " . Clearly, in the telephone nostalgia of yesteryear, the manual switchboard operators at Central knew just about everything that was going on in the villages and townships. They were among the first to know of the births, deaths, triumphs and tragedies in their town. They were in the mainstream of the party lines of America. ALAS, rr MUST BE reported that Avalon, Santa Catalina Island, will be swallowed up into the rest of com- puterized California at 12 :01 a .m .. Saturday, June 3. At that lime. the old manual switchboard at Avalon wall go dead. Automated telephone gear that we have all come to know will take over. According to Art Leavitt of Pacific Telephone. Avalon's manual board is the last one in California and the last manual board in operation within the entire Bell Telephone System in the UnitedStates. Even the 20 independent phone companies In California have long s ince phased out switchboards and central operators. "THE RE ARE l,6" independent phone companies ~cross the country, some manual boards are no doubt still <irou nd in those places," Leavitt suggested. Al Avalon, however, one operator has been "on the board" for more than 35 years. Leavitt said company officials will gather at the old switchboard a week from today to commemorate the end or a n era at Avalon. ··I suspect there will be a few tears shed," be said. Stay of Execution Granted Murderer ATLANTA <AP> -A Georgia inmate scheduled to die in the dectric chair today has been granted a ro.day stay of execution. Moreover. legal observers say several avenues of appeal open to him make it unlikely the execution will be carried out anytime soon even after the s tay expires. IT WAS GRANTED by Cobb County ~uperior Court Judge Luther Hames shortly after the U.S. Supreme Court voted 7-2 Thursday to turn down a request by Ronald Douthit to postpone bis May 26 execution date until a formal appeal of the case could be made to the high court. The justices ruled that Doutbit's attorney, Eugene Deal, bad failed to file for the review in time. Deal could not be reached for comment. DOUTHIT ORIGINALLY was sentenced to be executed March 3. 1976, but that was delayed while his attorney unsuccessfully sought a new trial. Hames said he granted the stay "because he <Douthit> has not had any opportunity to make the various appeals that are normal· ly granted to an individual." Millard Farmer, an attorney with Team Defense, a group that represents indigent defendants under death sentences throughout the coWltry. said late Thursday that Douthit "hasn't begun to ex· hausl hls appeals." HE SAID DOUTHIT still had avenues of appeal at the state and federal level and predicted Ole U.S. Supreme Court eventually would allow Douthit's attorney "a late filing" of an appeal. Traf lic Sloles ·Airline Flight Delays Fe8re~ WASHJNGTON <AP) -Air traffic controllers are threatenina a nationwide slowdown or takeoff& and landings unless three air car· riers stop bumping the controllers from overseas nights. There were scattered, unconfirmed reports of delays ln Incoming 1 flights at the three New York area airports Thursday night, bat n<t' confirmation that a slowdown had begun by the air traffic con- trollers. JOHN LEYDEN, president of the Professional Air Traffic Con· trollers Organization. said he had no word that the "job ac· lion·' was in effect. He earlier told reporters a "spontaneous" s lowdown could hit "today. tomorrow or anytime." traffic controllers "sporadical· ly" delayed arrivals and de· • partures for as much as 83 minutes each between 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. to protest the refusal by three U.S. airlines to give them free inspection rides on overseas flights. FAA officials said the delays had been caused in part by bad weather in Boston and increased passenger traffic due to tbe holi· day weekend. Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub, vocal critic of Ca rt er poli<.'ies. is retiring next year wi thout disability benefit.-, Singlaub. 56. after 35-year career. will get no tax break on his S31.455 an- nual pension. Air traffic control at New York's Kennedy and La Guardia Airports was back to normal this morning after Thursday's pro- test. the Federal Aviation Ad· ministration said. An FAA spokesman said the FBI Agems Find Weapons In Hijacking AIRPORT OFFI CI ALS in Chicago, Los Angeles and ,\tlan· ta reported no major delays. Leyden said the union is angered because the three car- riers -Pan American World Airways, Trans World Airlines and Northwest Orient Airlines - frequently refuse controllers free passage to observe cockpit techniques on nights to Europe and the Far East. Most airlines allow controllers to ride free on up to nine flights MARION, Ill. <AP > -A eight domestic and one in· shotgun. a rifle, two handguns, ternation!l1 -a year. ammunition and clothing were The uruon represents 15,000. of round by FBI agents in a statiQn th~l 7 .~ controllers who gwde wagon registered to a woman -efa~es ~nto and out of the na- killed in a hijacked helicopter t1on s wrpo~ ~d work . for the during an aborted prison break. ~ederal Av1at1on Admtnistra- The wagon was parked al an lion. airport just 40 miles from the WHJLE A STRIKE against the prison. government is illegal. officials "Thts would be a really ter· said they would be hard-pressed rific place to Jand after a prison to stop controllers from strictly b reak . There wouldn't be adhering to FAA rules on anybody around to question aircraft separation and handling you." said a worker at the Per-techniques. a tactic that in the ryville Municipal Airport in p ast has caused disruptive McBride, Mo. slowdowns. Barbara Oswald of St. Louis. a At a news conference t his 43-year-old mother of five. was week. Leyden said union mem- kHled Wednesday evening when bers are "fed up" with the three helicopter pilot Allen Barklage. airlines' lack of cooperation 30, grabbed her pistol and s hot over free passage. her in the head. said Edward He said 12 majol' U.S. airlines Hegarty, FBI special agent in have cooperated, but that Pan Springfield. Am. TWA and Northwest have Carter Eyes Russ Ban on Nuke Testing NEW YORK <AP) -Despite the objections of m ilitary leaders and atomic energy of· ficials, President Carter has de· cided to ask the Soviet Union to agree to a ban oo almost all test· ing of nuclear weapons. accord- ing to the tJew York Times In a report from Washmgton. the Times ~uoted administratJon offi~ials as saying American negotiators have been instructed to seek an aceord with the Soviet Union in which all nuclear test· ing would be stopped for fi ve years. with only a narrow range of laboratory experiments ex- empted from the ban. Hinting that discussions on a nuclear test ban were already under way. Vice Pres ident Walter F. Mondale told the Unit· ed Nations disarmament session T hursday t hat a n agreement would be completed "before too long." Until last November the Soviet Union appeared reluctant to pro· hibit u.nderground tests for peaceful purposes. NATION I WEATHER Gongress 'Hinders' President WASHINGTON fAPI -Pres•· de nt Carter is going public with hts campaign to stem what he considers a dangerous con· gressional trend toward interfer· ing with presidential conduct of U.S. foreign policy. Carter. who has frequently e><· pressed h is frus tration 1n private meetings with members of Congress. used a nationaJly broadcast news conference on Thursday to complain that he "can 't compete at aH, even peacefully." with Soviet and Cuban adventurism in Africa. "THER E 'S A TREND in Congress that is building up t,hat puts too much restraint on a president to deal with rapidly ch anging circumstances:" he told reporters in Chicago. In h\s remarks. Carter seemed more determined to draw a line against rurther restrictions than <lo repeat those already on the books. The president also was carefuJ to e mphasize that he has "no in· tenlion of getting involved in Angola" or of sending U.S. troops Into Africa. HIS COMPLAINT concemed us e of peaceful form s o f economic and humanitarian aid to c-ombat Soviet-Cuban involve· ment Meanwhile. a seqlor U.S. of. fi c1al told reporters traveling with Secretary or State Cyrus R. Vance m New York than the ad· mamstrallon has dismissed any notion of intervening in Anglola to back pro"Western guerrillas fighting the Marxist govern· ment. What th<' a dm1n1 stration would hke to have. this officiaJ satd. is a contingency fund from which tt could make special. spur-of-the-moment grants to friendly African governments needing help for a particular economic project. Cart er said he has asked Vance. in cooperation with con· gressional leaders , to review ex· isling restrictions on presiden· t1al action. Until that is complet· ed. Carter said. "I a m not going to advocate any change in exist- ing law" But. he added. "I will oppose further restnctions." Waiting in vain to be plucked bumped controllers from cockpit from a maximum-secu rity jump seats. Northwest has been prison yard were a bankrobber-grounded by a s trike since April kidnap_per who has escaped 29. twice from other prisons and ----------------------------------------- two skyjackers. officials said. ... ......,..,.. A...,•£91 ... U.S. Sen. Edward Brooke. R-Mass .• admits he gave false t estimony in hi s divorce proceedings last year when he said he owed a friend S49,000, the Boston Globe reported in today's editions. ' The Hit In The Desert. Our combination of smart country dub homes and Palm Desert's best location, with 36 holes of golf a nd 8 tennis courts. has created an unprecedented demand at Ironwood. We are now taking names for the next unit of these popular single-family and duplex homes, many with dramatic views of the encircling mountains and desert below. Several privately owned homes from earlier offerings are currently available through Ironwood Property Management Company, the exclusive sales agent for Ironwood Country Club. 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"' JM.• "' Hid tod.u. . 1,.._ .-..... t.:o • ·iilt~ Fn~. ~ 26. 1978 s DAILY PILOi 89 MthOil Hertz Escalates Used Car Sales B y MIL TON MOSKOWITZ W h at's a S21 blllio n business in the U nited S t ah:s that s d o n e e ntire ly in second·h and goods'? The answe r . of cou rse: used cars I::. it true t h a t we b uy more used car s tha n new o n e:;" VES. WE 'VE BEEN c ars a yeu r . M ore than han d s e v e ry yea r . BllYlNG aboul lO millio n n e w 13.S m illion u s ed c ars c h a n g e Who does the lion's s h a re o( this h u g e business~ The sa rn e p eople w h o sell n e w aut o m o b i l es fra n c hised n e w car d e a le rA. The y retail h a lf the used car.; s old in a year. Operators o f used c ar lots do 30 percent ot t h e business, with the rem aining 20 perce nt repr e sentin g priva t e sal e s b y i n · dividua l owners However . beca use t h e ir cars carry highe r prices. t h e new car d ea l e r s c uptu re t WO·thirds Of t h e $21 b illio n s a les volum e Money Tree It has n ever bee n easy to get a h a nd le on the used c ar b usin ess som e privat e transa ctions may n e v e r be r e· porte d . fo r example -but now that void is being h lled by cop iou s statistics colleeted b y the H ertz r ent·a ·car people . T h ey will recite to you a ll k i nds of esote ric r a c ts a bout the us ed car busin ess. lo w it · -THE AVERAGE NEW U.S.·BUILT c ar is k e pt 3 57 yl!ar s a nd r un 53,000 miles befo r e It is trade d . -D uring its n o r m a l 9' ~ year life time. the t y p ical car has thrC"C o wners -T h irty p e rce nt o f car s t h a t a re s to len a re n ot re· cover e d It ·s no m yst e r y why H e rtz is so fascin a ted by the used car b usiness P r o fit 1n the car r e nta l b usiness o ften d e pends o n wha t price the compa ny can get fo r its old c ars. HERTZ HAS AN EVEN MORE direct in te rest in the used car busin ess than it d id previous ly beca use in m o r e tha n 100 c ities across t h e country it's selling its u s ed cars dir ectly lo con s u m ers. t h e reby com peting with the new car deale r s. the used car lots and p rivate selle rs Som e 30.000 car s w ere sold o f f the H e rtz lots last y e a r . m a king the compa n y the n a tio n 's la r gest r etaile r of used car s . Many people believe tha t w h e n a r e nta l car r eaches the end of iL-; ser vice . it's not good for much m o re tha n the J Unk pile You'\te h ear d t he com m e nt. ''D id yo u e ve r see a n y one put oil in a r e nte d c ar" .. T o counter act tha t i m · pressio n . H e rtz w ill s upply prospective buyers w ith th e m a inte n a n ce r ecords o f cars s old o n its lots. ft's a lso o ffe t ing a limited w a rranty . O .J . Simpson has a ls o been e n lis t ed in this c a u se. The footba ll s t a r . w h o has been runnin g th rough airports t ryi ng t o get us to ren t cars f rom H e rtz. can now be seen in T V com mercials W'ging us t o buy a used c ar from H e rtz Sales Doubled Employee Bonus Off er Pays Off S TOW, M a ss. <API -Robert C ollings had a proble m h o w t o g et h is e m ployees to work a s a t eam a n d selling e lect r o nic cash re gis te r s . H is solution: p r o mise the m an expen se.p a id w eek in Londo n if the c o m p any's sales double IT WORKED. A \'EAR AGO the c ompany closed while the 400 w o r k e r s w e n t e ilhe r to Lon don o r Dis n ey W o rld. which ever t h e y pre fe rre d Colling s trie d the techn1Qut> again . It w o rked a gain . S ales d oubled and thr ee jetline r s h ave b een c hnte r e d t o take the w o r kers, n umberin g about 600. t o R o m e in O c tober "It's h ke playing poke r Y o u get a lot m o r e inte r est whe n you'r e p laying for pennies in s t e ad or m atc hstic ks ••• s a ys Collings. preside n t a nd CO·foun der o f Data T e rminal Syst e m s I n c • a n eighl·year·old manufac ture r o f e lect ronic r eg isters. T h e c ompan y h as doubled its sale::. e a c h year s ince it w as fo unded. F o r the p ast six years 1t h as bee n pay ing cas h incentives e very thre~ mon ths. ranging from zero tor ave rage work t o two week!\" pay for e x cellent p e r formance. Those e n couragemen t s are c redited as a m aJor reason D a tet T e rminal had sales last year of $73,500 for each e m ployee, about twice th at o f C:OWNos N C R Corp .• its m ost form idable com· petition in the c a s h r egis t e r business a nd a fir m a bout 60 t i m es a s la r ge. "A s a c ompany we've always had to compete with c1 gia n t W e h ave to h ave e mployees who are m o r e produc · ti ve." said Collings. LAST YEAR'S TRIP WAS t h e pay o tr for g r o wth tn sales from SlO milllon to $20 million two years ago . T h e trip to Rome Is the r e w a r d for in c reasin g bus in e ss to S42. 7 millio n a yea r la t e r . Profits las t year w e re $6.7 million. or Sl.45 a s h are -an increase o r 185 per cent The y ear before net i n c ome was $2.4 mlllion , or S5 cents a s h are. The cas h incen tives stimula t ed workers indiv idua lly. Collin g s said. "B ut about t h ree year s ago we got grow ing pain s, peo. p le began worrying about their own depa rtme nt but not th~ g oals o r the compa n y as a whole . The trips g o t the m t h in k . in g like a team . "SOMEON E WOULD DROP s ome thin g o n the a s · sem bly line n oor and som eone else w o uld run ove r and p ic k It up. H e didn"t w a n l a n yone lo s cre w up h is ho liday ... T h e key t o Dat a Ter minal's ablllly to c arve out about o 10 p e rce n t s hare o r a m arket long d o m l n a h :d by N C R is its d e velopmen t of u rui~ter th111 a cL' like 11 c o mpute r --it c a n keep track o( ln ventones. sales by e ach clerk a n d c8n w e coded prices -w itho ut h a v \ng to bt-hooked t o ( J an expensive compute r , ON 'l'HE JOB C o llinlt3 is 39, so(l . s p oktn and Info r m al. "'------------He a ls o Is conrlden t . The compan y Is dOU· bling Its producllon p lan t Ju.tit down lht road ln May nari!. Mass .• h as la p lnnt In Puerto RJco •nd la ope.nlna Ont m trel and He p lnni1 to brt.n g annual ••les lo SlOO mllllofl b y 1981 COLI.INGS PRlllAalLY IS A buslneuman. not .f s c ientisL H e bolds 11 d egree In mechan ical entin~rlna 100 u doctora te m b\13\neea adm1niltrallon from Harva"1 Ht- waa a a tatant to the prealdent ol Dlsft a l Equipment Olirp . a nearb)t com puter nrm. when he boume tnter a ted In etecuOC\lc ~liters. ~ DiiJtAtl Equipment hid It dlda't want to aet Info that Cle4d, be and another eflalneer. MUITl)' Ruben, lttt to etart thell firm. They Uvecr oa 1.ntnJJllot' '"'°yea~ before with a machlM that lu1-rom· restaauranu bq&D to bu1. • 8J.OAIL Y PILOT Cook, Ippolito Battling Joey Ippolito. wanner of the Bushm11ls Grand Prix o£fshore power boat race out of Newport Beach in March. and Belly Cook. 1977 world champion from Newport Beach, are fighting a close battle for national point honors after three races in the U.S. cam- paign. Ippolito lucked out in the recent Bacardi race out of Miami to lead the circuit with 800 pomts. Cook fini s hed second behind Ippolito In the M aa mi race to boost her total pomts to 600. CUBA BOUND Cuban gunboat officer <right l peers from rail of I slander·36 sloop Allons as he pilots vessel to port in Cuba. T1111 Cole. editor of Yacht Racing and Crus- Al'WorepM .. m g magazine <left > dreamed up thl· weekend trip from Florida. The Allom; "'a~ the first U.S. plea!'>ure bout to sail 11110 Cuban water~ tn 17 yl'ars BOATING 11' eekend Calendar Holiday Races Set By ALMON LOCKABEY o.lty Pilol a..11ttw Writer Boaters will be on the move from San Diego to Santa Barbara over the three-day Memorial holiday with ral·es scheduled on all fronts plus a host or yachtsmen who will take ad- vantage of the three-day weekend for ··cru1 sm· boozm· and snooz1n· Compet1t1ve events alon~ tht- Ornnge Coast will include an tnv1ta t1onal regatta for L1do· 14s by the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club Satur day and Sunday. a May regatta plus an ocean race from the Capistrano Ray Yacht Club Saturday and Sun da). and an overmght argosy type race from the DanC1 Point Yacht Club to Newport Reach. Saturday, Sunda) and Monda) POWER BOATERS also will be bu!ty with the fmal leg of the Craig Trophy predicted log race from San Otego to Long Beach and an tnterna· t1onal predicted log race from San D1t•go to Enscnada N ('v. port Aq~osy Overnight. Satur· day. Sundc.iy. Monday Los AngPles·Long Beach ALAMITOS BAY YACHT CLUB - Mt.·morial Duy Regath1. Saturday. Sunday CO RSAIR YACHT CLUB - Homt•wurd Bound r ace <from Cat<thna. PllRr 1 Monday LOS ANGELES YACHT CLUB - Channt'I Islands race llOR. PHRf1 Saturday. Sunday. Monday. Santa Monica Bay CALIFORNIA YACHT CLUB - One Design Regatta, Saturday. Sun· day KING HARBOR YACHT CLUB - Cal 29 lnv1lallonal. Tuesday PACIFIC MARINERS YACHT CL LB Stem Sert es I PH RF > Satur· d;n SOUTll BAY YACHT RACING CLt.:B Stngl~·handed race <PHRF1 Mondtt) San Diego SAN DIEGO YACHT CLUB - Cr;11g Trophy race I predicted log 1 Saturday. International Predicted Log race. Sunday. Dorsee Series ICoronC1d0·25> Saturday. Sunday : Cursed with a broken right wrist which kept him in pain for 194 miles. but blessed with a stroke of luc k thC1l SCIW first to finish Preston Henn penalized back to fourth place. Ippolito took over so le possession Of first plCICC 1n the Bacardi race. Cr11ising Into Cuba? Offtctals at Avalon and the Isthmus urc predicting that every habitable rnve on both sides of Catahna Island will be Jammed with the cruising crowd. Memorial Day regattas arc scheduled in virtually every yachting cent er of the Southern California Yachting Association with the largest being out of the Alamitos Bay Yacht Club. Long Beach Small boats will race 1ns1de the bay on Saturday and large boats will race over ocean courses on Sunday. Summer Series 1Etchells·221 Satur- day: Driscoll Series llnt. 110 I Satur· day. Sunday: Spring Series < K-38 t Saturday Sunday: Giddings Series 'PC 1 Saturday. Sunday : Leo Trophy tSolang 1 Saturday: Rollans Bowl <Star\ Saturday. Sunday Henn was penalized five mmutes for Jump- ing the gun at the start Ippolito broke his wrist when thrown from his boat in a 90-mph s pin in a race out of St. Petersburg, April 16 Yachtsmen Conquer Sea of Red Tape National Tifle Race Scheduled The Kin g Harbor Yacht Club of Redondo Beach will be host to the Cal·29 national cham p1ons hip regatta Satur· day and Sunday. The re· gatta is co·sponsored by the Cal 29 National As· soc1ation of Costa Mesa and the King Harbor Yacht Club All s kipp ers participating in the championship mus t be paid up members or the national assoc1at1on. All • boats must be basically unchanged from the d~ sign of Bill Lapworth as built by Jensen Manne and must he equipped in cru1s1ng trim as per the const1tut1on or the Cal-29 i\ssocial1on. In addition to the rac- ing. the schedule of events inc lude a skip- pers meeting at 11 a.m . Saturday, a dinner at KllYC Saturday night and the trophy presenta- tion Sunday night By HAL BOCK NEW YORK CAP I -ll started the way so many great ideas do, as an innocent remark in a conversation over drinks. One word led to another and pretty soon, weekend sailor Tim Cole was 1n· vestigating the possibility of cruising into Cuba. "It just sounded like a good thing to do," said Cole, managing editor of Yacht Racing-Cruising Magazine. "There has been a relaxation of tensions and it seemed more possible to do now than it had been before. lt's only 90 miles away It seemed relatively s imple " COLE AND HIS F RIENDS got their idea last November and by the time they had weaved their way through the sea of red tape involved, 1t was March. "We started working through the Czech Embassy in Washington," said Cole "They told us we were nuts. Then we went to som e travel agents and they s aid the same thing. One Coast Guard of. ficer told us. 'You'll get blown out of the sea .... No American vessel had sailed into Cuba in 17 years and that made Cole and his colleagues trailblazers. "It is tough to get approval for a sail boat to gel in there." he said. "And 1f a boat shows up where it's not supposed to be, they won't ltke it at all " When they finally made their arrangements through Cubatur. the Cuban tourist agency, the crew of the 36-foot Islander s loop Allons made sure there was no misunderstanding regarding their purpose. "WE KEPT ALL OF the cables. all of the documents with us." said Cole .. We wanted to make sure they knew who we were " The most basic sailing information was un available. There were no charts and radio frequen· c1es also were a problem. "They gave us compass headings and said we'd be met at sea." said Cole The AJlons and her seven-man crew left Key West. Fla .. at 10:30 p.m . on March 14 and sited the Cuban shore 18 hours later. But the strong Gulfstream current had pushed the boat 30 miles off course to the west. "Except for the navigation. It was an easy sail." said Cole. "We could sec the coastline Then we saw the Cubans " Coating Developed T H E WELCOMING COMMl'M'EE consisted of an 80-foot Cuban gunboat which circled the Al Ions for a while. "We were a little worned then." said Cole. "They didn't tell us they'd be sending a gunboat·· After a few tense moments, the Cubans guided the Allons to shore. On land. the Americans re ce1ved a warm. friendly welcome "We wen~ guests or the government and they treated us very well." said Cole Cole believes the Allons· trip has made Cuba more accessible for American sailors Now he 's think mg about new vistas Where to next" "I don't know ... he s aid "The Yangtze River might be fun " OUTHERN CALIFORNIA Yacht 1ng Assoc1allon calendar Newport· Bal boa RAlllA CORINTHIAN YACHT C LUB lnv1tat1onal Regatta I Lado 14 I Saturday. Sunday CAPISTRANO BAY YACHT CLUB M 1d May Regatta <Sabot. Lasen Saturday. Ocean Racing Serie::. No t llOR. PHRF. 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As you may know our Olympic athletes are nor govern- ment subs1d1zed So they need money ro lra1n now 11 they're going 10 win 1n Moscow 1n 1980 New Hope for Old Boat Here's our plan: Toyota and your parttc1riar1n<J Toyo1a dealer will make a donation tor the U S Olympic team every lime a new Toyota car or truck is sold 1hrough June 30th.1978 Help us make our sales goal so we can give $ t .000.000 or more. 10 help bu•td a 1ough US learn When you buy a new Toyo1a you II atso ger a soec1a11y designed Olympic pin. patch and a cerr1t1ca1c 111ank1ng you for your support Now you can ger d 1ougt1 Toyo1a . and a tough Olympic team If that old wooden hull boat is leak· ing hke a s ieve and the cost of repair· mg it doesn't make 1t practical, don't rus h out and scuttle it There may be new hope for such old boats. according to Ferro Cement International. a division of Fhntskin Enterprises of Westmins ter. THE nRM CLAIMS that a new pro· cess of incorporating Kaysite <patent pendingl makes it possible to sheath an old leaky hull with a strong. nexible coating of a unique type of ferroce- ment. The coating is reputedly im· pervious to dry rot. marine worms and other hazards. Cruiser-racers Get New Regalia On Chesapeake A new one-of-a-kind for cruiser- racers will be sponsored by Yachting Magazine next fall, according to Bob Bavier. presidenl. The regatta is ten- tatively scheduJed to take place on the C hesapeake In October im- mediately prior to the Annapolis Sailboat Show Bavier said the regatta will be open to yachts ln two eategories -a first division for lighter displace- ment. high performan ce types like Snock Sanlanas, Ranger-Us and the J ·24; and a second division tor cruis· Ing-racing yacht.a that are more in the family cruising category. Five races, all around the buoys, will be held under a rating rule to be selected after sufficient deliberation and consultation with tbe appropriate rule-making bod.iH. "It seem.a &.be riabt Ume to revive the one-of ·•·kind concept tOf' these types o f boats because of their tremendous irowth ln numbers ln re- cent years," said Bavier Additianal d lalla wlll llppear In "Ba vltr'•&column, .. From the C~kpit," 'lb lhe July luue ol lhe m11a2tne. The firm claims that boats that would have otherwise been con· sidered beyond redemption due to high costs of labor and material can be restored to long·lerm usefulness Here's how: First, the hull 1s cleaned and roughened. Any large leaks or struc- tural damage is repaired. Then a layer or special reinforcing metal is power-stapled directly to the hull The cement is applied by hand or spray and attaches itself to the hull surface. ONLY A THIN outer layer covers the metal reinforcement. This is carefully smoothed and later sealed with a new cement mortar sealant that prevents all penetration by water. The surface can then be paint· ed if desired. The result, according lo Randy Reid, president of the firm, 1s a dura- ble. flexible outer hull that is stronger than the wood alone and. best of al I -no more leaks Any damage that might subsequently oc cur can be repaired by using the same method. The Kaysite process Is similar to ferrocement construction with several variables : I. THE OTHERWISE unrepairable boat is used as a master mold and base for a new out.er h ull, eliminating the cost of fabricating a hull with pipe and wire. 2. Since all super structure - engines, cabins, etc. -are lo place, there is far less expense In repairing a boat than In building one trom scratch. 3. The t>roprietary Kayslte cement mixture contains new compounds that increase compressive. tensile. shear and flexural stren1lh 100 per· cent. 4. 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