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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978-06-30 - Orange Coast Pilot7 . .. . . . . . " . . . .. . . . . . . , .. '· Duntiitgton Taxes Found Guilty t;tf Diked $1 Million . ~ Vandalism Rap On Oil; •uilding FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 30, 1978 VOL. 71, NO. 1'1, 4 SECTIOMS, • P'AO•S ' \'ondoBnn 'Court HB Councilman ,. Found Guilty By RAVMOND ESTRADA Jll. oi 111e o.i1r 11'1._ s~ A West Orange County Jud1c1al District jury Thursday found Huntington Beach <;ity Councilman John Thomas .guilty of one count of misdemeanor vandalism after six days of testimony Tht• eight-woman, four-man Jury a lso found Thomas innoceot of theft and t respass charges. CdMWoman Suing Navy On Pregnariey A Corona del Mar woman who says she was forced to resign her commission as a lieutenant commander in 1963 after 15 years m the Navy because she was pregnant, has filed s uit to be reinstated and promoted . Floy M. Christopher of 1233 Out rigger Drive decline d to com ment today on the suH filed Wednesday in Los Angeles Federal Court. "My attorney has instructed · me not to say a nything to the media." she explained . Her la wyer. John Elekes of Tustin, could not be reached for com- ment either. . The suit asks $400.000 in damages and pay and retire- ment status Mrs. Christoph~r would have received had she been a llowed to s tay in the Navy lt also asks that she be re· instated at the rank or com- m ander. According to the suit, Mrs. Christopher entered the Navy nurse corps in 1948 and was pro· moted to the rank of lieutenant commander in 1958. Married in 1957, s h e discovered she was pregnant in December 1962. The suit claims she was instructed by Capt. Shakebe Ede of the Medical Corps that s he had no other re- course but to resign or be in- voluntarily terminated. The suit charges that Mrs Christopher was discriminated against because or her sex. was deprived or rank and status as (See PREGNANT, Page A%) Singer Diagnosed NASHVILLE. Tenn. CAP> r An arrtlction diagnosed as peripheral ne uritis could keep country music sinaer Donna argo out of acUon ror three months. her doctor says ln a s\iatement 1'he verdict was announced at. 7 :40 p.m. in the courtroom of Municipal Judge John H. Wyatt Jr. "I wasn't guilty of anything," Thomas said after the verdict. He attended a City Council meeting after leaving court. Thomas· attorney, Spencer Alter, said he will ask for a new trial on Aug. 14, the same date Judge Wyatt set for sentencing. Vandalism is punishable by a year 's imprisonment or a $1,000 Cine or both, according to the state penal code. Thomas was found guilty of a char ge involving $20,000 in prop- e rty belongin g to King Petroleum Company. The oif firm , operated by attorne y ThomasC. King,shares theprem· is es of Thomas· truck and crane firm yard in Huntington Beach. King had alleged that Thomas trespassed on several oil well sites, ~tole oil rig equipment and supplies and demolis hed two sheds ~tween Sept. 25 and Nov. 29. 1977. Thomas said he inadvertently dropped one of the sheds while lifting it with a crane and knocked the other building over during a yard cleanup operation for ground leveling. • Prosecutor Robert Herron said he was satisfied with the verdict but added that he ex- p ected the j ury to convict Thom as of the theft charge . Thomas said he hauled the de- mo 1"1 s hed s heds a nd other "trash" to the Orange County dump. Other King property was moved to another section of the Golden West Street-Garfield A venue yard. ''The jury did a hell or a job," Thomas said. ''I was prep,_red Cfor the verdict) ... I 'knew l wasn 't going to get off the hook," he added. "This was really a civll case involving a leaae agreement - <See TIIOMAS. Page A2> Father's Love 'Beats Odds' How does a brilliant scientist react wt}en he learns his first- born chiltt is retarded" UC r Pro(euor Howard Lenhort met the chalJenge by en· couraglng hJs daughter throuah .tniHic and today -the young woman sings, plays the accor- d I an a nd s peaks several languages. For the story or a father 's love for his chlld, and a stru11le against all odds. see Featuring, page Cl. , . M Wmnan_Sues Na1'y ·In Pregnancy Dispute ~IY Pl ... I'-llY RICMNI 1(-ltt COUNTY FIREMEN WORK THROUGH SMOLDERING RUIN OF IRVINE HOME Nearby Home Wat Set Afire Year Ago Same Way -By Fireworks Four Flee Irvine Fire Ho1ne Destroyed by Fireloorb in Mail Slot By PJOUP ROSMARIN OI t ... O.llr Pl ... St-" A Turtle Rock luxury home in Irvine was destroyed by fire Thurs da y ni g ht under circumstances that exactly parallel a fireworks arson of a home a year ago on the same street, only a block away. A family of four escaped un- harmed by the blaze at 19031 Norwood Te rrace. Fla mes crackled 75 feel over the hilltop residence and were visible for miles. P olice and fire reports In- dicate the fire was started by fire works dropped through a garage ma i l s lot into a cardboard collection box. On June 30, 1977, fireworks we re dropped through the garage mail slot or a house at 19141 Norwood Ti?rrace . the garage, lw~ars and part of the roof were destroyed. There was $42.000 damage. County Fire Battalion Chief James Stone said the culprits never were ~aught. Thursday's fire destroyed most of the house, as well as a $42,000 Porsche Turbo Carrera and a $14,000 Mercedes parked ill the garage. Total damage:J .were estimat- ed at tl61,000, Stone said. Owner Douglas Ho, 38, a dentist, told police he was watching a television program at about 10:30 pm. when he heard crackling. He looked out the family room window and saw a glow reflected off bis ' neighbor's house. He ran to the garage. saw the flames. ran back inside and alerted his family. Ho. his wife. Clarene, 38, and his two children. Mia. 14, and J err. 11. escaped through the back door. The f ire s pre ad quickly through the attached garage into the rest of the house. Firemen, by throwing protective cover- ings over furniture as they at tacked the fire, s alvaged about $20 000 worth of furnishings. Stone said. The flames were contained m an hour and 40 minute:-.. No n eig hbo ri ng h o m es "'c rt• damaged. Stone said Firefighting was complicated by the fact that the nearest fm· hydra nt was hidden behind <See FIRE, Page A2l Huntington Taxes Raised $1 Million By ROBERT BARKER OI • DllHr ~let $laff The Huntington Beach 'City Council raised more than Sl million in new taxes Thursday night to make up for some or the property tax revenues lost in the 1978· 79 budget. More than half or the new rev· enue will result from new or in· creased taxes on oil production and equipment In the clty. Another $500,000, or so , will be raised by a community entich- mmt ree on new r d ldentlal, commercial and induslrlal con· strucUon. The added revenue from this sour ce will KO to libraries and other c::uJtural ocllvlt1es. The council voted unanimous· ly to lncreue o\I fees by charg· t ing a lO·cent oil barrel tax. im pos ing an annual fee of $200 per oil well and charging an ann ual fee Of $500 for above ground Oil tanks and water tanks. A total of $940,000 was raised in 1977-78 from the oil barrel tax when a fee of eigbl cents was collected per barrel Another $100.000 is expected to be raised in the coming year by increasing charges for various permits and Inspections. Under the so·calle<l commum· ty ~nncnmcm ree, llll new reS" idenlial. commerclul and in dustrlal units will be charged an excise tax of 15 cents per square foot of total floor space Unlts subject lo the tax In elude new single family dwell <SeeTUES, Page AZ) \ ' NY Hero Sought in Forgery NEW YORK (AP> A 30- year -old ·Bronx man hailed as a hero for cowing a knife-wielding robber on a subway train is wanted by the police for forgery, Mayor Edward Koch's office an- nounced today. The "hero" is wanted under his true name of Raymond Taliaserro by police of the 46tb Precinct in Th e Bronx, Maureen Connelly, the mayor'9 press secretary said. On Tuesday. the mayor pre· senled a cert1ficate of heroism and a free five-year s ubway and bus pass to muscular "James Harris," who had forced the rob- ber to drop his knife and return money to passengers on the IND subway train. "Sometimes t.lungs are not the way they seem, but that's life," the m ayor said today after learning of the development. "Live and learn." M i!'s Conne lly sa id the heroism award is believed to have been presented to Taliascrro's twin brother, H1chard. who apparently stood tn for him She said that a detective as- signed lo the forgery case rec· ogn1zcd the pi ct ure of Taliascrro. or his brother, which appeared after the City Hall ceremony. The "hero" had re- fu sed to allow photographers to take pictures or his face earlier, citing possible ret aliation. Coast '=--- Weather ' Mostly sunny through Saturday after some low doudiness during early morning hours. Lows toni~hl 58 to 64. Highs will range from 72 to 75 at beaches to80to87 inland I NSIDE TODA 'l' Orange Coast beaches hove been u ttmg attendance records nearly eu ~ry weekeRd since earl11 May. Story and art on Page CI. r t\ . . . .... .. . . ,. . . . . -.... ---.. .. ... .. -- .. • • • • • • • • •t ...... --••• ""' ..... ,,,r-•1 _,.,, .... ,~,,,. . . . . , , ..... . .. •' -. 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In a 25-minute a irport cer e mony, Prime Minis ter Menacbem Begin greeted Mon· dale as "a friend of our country" from a nation "with -whom our people and our land are so deep· ly linked." • Mondale, the first incumbent vice president to visit Israel, is accompanied by his wife Joan -and daughter Eleanor. They will stay in Jerusalem, 30 miles from Tel Aviv. Mondale called Israel a "great nation" which for 30 years has been "an example to the world of courage." · Outside the arrival hall about two dozen members of the rightist Gush Emunim Bloc of the Faithful carried signs pro- testing American pressure on 1sr ael to withdraw from the OC· <:upied West Bank. The group insists on Israel's right to settle the region, which it took from Jordan in the 1967 war. The demonstration was or· derly and out of s ight of the welcoming ceremony. Security here was tight follow· ing a bomb explosion In a Jerusalem market Thursday that killed two persons and wounded 47. Mayor Teddy KHlek "aid he believed the bombing, which the Palestine Liberation Organization said it was responsible for, was · linked to the vice president's visit. U.S. pressure on P r ime. Minister Menacbem Begin to m ake concessiorts to Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Begin's refusal to make any significant retreat have brought offi cial U.S.-Israeli relations to a low point. Mondale was .sent out to assure the Is raelis and at the sa me tim e a ppease the Ame rican Jewish community. Begin's trip to the United States in March resulted only in tough t alks with President Carter, and their meeting was considered a failure. Fro.a Page A J PREGNANT well as pay. and that her private life was improperly interfered with by the Navy. According to Lt. (j.g.) DoMa Hirabayashi, of the Navy's Los Angeles mtormanon otrtce, reg- ulations changed in the early 1970s to aJlow Navy women to be pregnant and raise families. The Navy j ust developed maternity uniforms for its preg- nant members, Lt. 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J40.1220 "'°'''r.' ,._ Or-c .. tt ""°'""''3. c-:;1,., ~, .. :;.::n~~~:'':~~ ~.':'~ , •• , •• .,,_.. ._.,,_... IH<t•I M ''''iu t..-. •• tt••·•·-~~;i,:1':'\:::;~,~.,:~1d .. : '~:::, ":;':o =:~~:6 ;:.::..,.::.~ "*'4flll • ......... ,, .......... IN 'HOGAN' ROLE Actor Bob Crane f'l"OWIPap A J who worked with him in the play, "Beginner's Luck." which he had been appearing in at the Windmill DiMer Theater here since June 6. The body of the 49-year-old Crane, clad lo shorts and un· dershirt, was found curled beneath a sheet in the master bedroom of his ground-floor apartment, which he had been ustng while appearing in the play. He had been dead several hours, authorities said. "Nothing seems to be missing, there. was no forced entry.•• u . Ron Dean, who is -heading the police investigation, told a news conference late Thursday. "So far no motive has been de· termined," Dean said. Police were checking to de- termine whether more keys to the apartment were available or whether Crane slept with the door unlocked. Dean said Crane was struck twice with a blunt instruinenL ''Either a man or woman could have used it," Deao added. TAXES ... Dean said it appeared that one person committed the murder. ·"We have speculated tha~ the killer either knew him or sur- prised him," be said. Dean said some fi ngerprints ings, apartment houses. mobile bad been found in the room, but fiomes. hotel and rnotel rooms have not been identified. and industrial facilities. "He was a popular person and The developer o f a 3,000 had been frequently 'Seen in square-foot home, for example. night spots around town." Dean will be charged $450 for Library said. and cultural services. He s aid Crane was quite often Steep increases in some of the approached for autographs. oil charges drew the concern of which·he readily provided. several council members. "It just looks like somebody A permit to activate an idle walked in on him while he was well was raised from $50 to $500 in bed and smacked him in the per well. head a co':'p~e of .times,'' said A drilling or reworking permit ... El.o)'. Ysass1, 10vestagato~ for the climbed from $100 to $500. Maricopa County med1cal ex- Councilman Bob Mandie said aminer's office. he reluctantly went along with A piece of electrical cord had t he new charges but askea tnat a been tied around Cr ane's neck, study be made of the fees but "'it didn't s tran gle him charged in other cities. . ... " Yasasi said. "'It was put "We've rut the oil companies on after he was dead, but was pretty hard, .. he said. put ory tight :· ·'I do not like these kind of in-Pohce said Crane was seen creases. They ire not in the about 2 a m. Thursday in_ a local s pirit of Jarvis~· Mandie and coffee siop a short distance others indicated they may lower frpm the apartment. the charges if they are out of Lilly Ree Reder, the night line. supervisor, told the Arizona . Republic that she saw Crane Also voling to ~st th~ fees drinking coffee with a woman which take effect 1mmed1ately and a second couple. She said w~re Ma~or Ron Shenkman, the group seemed "very con· Richard Siebert, John Thomas, genial and there was no in· Ruth Bail ey and Don dicalion or anythin' Mac Allister. Ron Pattinson was negative." absent. Dr. Heine Karnitschnig, coun- The new charges were adopt· ty medical examiner. said Crane ed just two days before the had been dead several hours Jar vis Initi ative takes effect. It before his body was found b y prohibits new taxes unless ap-actress Wirginia Berry. who proved by two-thir<ts of the went to the · apartment when voters. Crane failed to appear for .a The council will consider noon cast party at the theater. various user tees next week. Police said there were no They are not subject to t he two·, signs of a struggle in the two- thirds vote requirement. bedroom apartment -and that none of Crane's per sonal Fencing Setup Not Illegal CARSON CITY. Nev. (AP ) - The Nevada Supreme Court has rejected claims that a phony fenc ing operation set up by police to catch thieves was il· legal. The high court ruled Thursday there was no evidence or "fun· damental fairness, shocking to the universal sense of justice" in the case of George Alexander Brown who was caught in the Las Vegas polic e setup, "Operation Switch." possessions was missing. Cr ane, a glib, former d isc jockey, was best known as Col. Hogan on "Hogan's Heroes," which appeared on CBS from September 1965 to July 1971 and is stiJl being seen In r eruns. Hogan led a wily group of World War 11 war prisoners who each week outwitted their German guards, Col. Klink and Sgt. Schultz. He also had his own show. "The Bob Crane Show," on NBC in the 1974·75 season, a nd earlier played the next door neighbor on "The DoMa Reed Show.'·' In recent years, Cra ne had ap- p ea r e d in guest roles o n television and on the regional ·theater circuit. Recruit Found Deserter Hides in Mess Hall SAN DIEGO CAP) -A yoW\g recruit, listed as a deserter for eight weeks. has been found hid· ing in an abandoned messhall. weak and dehydrated from lack of food. A sergeant overseeing a clean- ing detail Thursday found Pvt. Manuel Pena, 20, listed as being absent without authorized leave since May 7 from the Marine Corps Recruit Depot here. Pena, who lists his home as Dallas. apparently had been hid· Ing in the vacant, trash-littered b uilding, a base s pokesman said. P ena had a green immigration card in his possession when round, the spokesman said, ad· ding, "This miaht indicate he was a Mexican national, but we don't know." If the recruit Is a Mexican. It would raise que3Uom about how be enlisted ln t he Mannes. Pena had not been questloned otnctal- ly becaute of his weakened state and wo.a Wlder1otnc treatment at the Naval Re1lon1l Hoapltal. Staff Sat. Frederick Carmichael. 27, of St. Louis, :;aid "we were cleaninl the bulldlmi because It la duo to be demolished July 7." The serg ant said he •potted a Marine ,,t stlcklns out from . -. ' . .... ... .. under some boxes between an old stove and a wall, then saw part of a camouflage uniform. "I thoµght it was one of the guys in my working party goof· ing off,·· Carmichael s aid, "but when I moved the boxes, it was someone else." He said he told Pena to get up and the recruit shakily com' plied. "So I took him by the arm arid I took him outside, but the sun hit him and he just couldn't ad· just to the liibl and he tried to get back in the messhall." Carmichael said Pena was so frail that a ea:rtridp belt he was wearing wu clncbed up by all its notches and still dangled loosely lU'OUJld his waist. The sergeant said he asked Pena what be was doln1 there and the young m an replied, "I don't k n ow." H e told Carm ichael that "water had been hla encray" bc~ause water to the meuhall hJd not been 1but off. Pena reported to the recruit traloln(( base April 17 and was itent to the physical Illness platoon for recruits who can't ~IS their lnlUal fill'leaa teat. "He couldn't do one pullup, .. at that tlme , the base spokesman sald. • o.ily ............ .,, •k ... .-1( ...... FIREMEN LUCKY TO FIND HYDRANT BEHIND PLANT It Could Have Been Disastrous, Seid One Chief Man Attacks Tu:o Youths, .. Kil/,s Self TORRANCE <AP> -Police were unable to find a m<>hve wben a 25-year·old man armed with a meat cleaver hacked a 14-year-old boy to death, slashed ll 19-year-old's throat and then hanged himself. There was no known reason why Ngha Gia Vuong killed G r egory Ahearns. wounded Michael R. Durward and then took his own life Thursday, Tor- rance detective Henry Pupkoff said. Although the three lived in separate apartments in the same building. neither of the victims was believed acquainted with Vuong. Pupkoff said. Durward la te r identified Vuong as the man who attacked him in the court or the apart· ment house about 7:50 a.m .• Pupkoff said. After the attack Durward ran into the street and a lerted a policeman and was taken to a nearby hospital. wh e re he was· r e porte d in satisfactory condition. During a search of the apart- ment, police found the bodies or young Aheam s and Vuong. They found the boy dead in the bedroom of the apartment he shared with his aunt. Vuong was hanged with an electrical cord nearby. The cleaver was on the floor. Pupkoff said Vuong came to Torrance from Philadelphia last November. Drivers Ticke te d ASHEVILLE, N.C. <AP> As heville 's M ayor Roy Mitrantham and Caty Manager Kenneth A. Mi chalove drove garbage trucks Thur sday as s anitation workers continued their strike. but Chief of Police Melvin L. Tucker ticketed both men for driving without proper pe rmits. f'l'Olll Page A J FIRE ... landscaping. Another hydrant. 400 feet away. was used until th~ nearer one was located. A f.ire chief at the scene s aid 1£ the visible hydrant had been any farther away, "ll could have been disastrous . If there isn 't a regulation preventing people from hiding these things from firemen, there sure ought to be.'' Police said several Juveniles are being questioned JD con- nection withthe fire. Early this morning. a secun· ty guard for the nearby Turtle Rock Vista Apartments report· ed witnessing youths tossing li ghted firecrackers from a slow-moving car. The guard stopped the car and confiscated about 400 packaged firecrackers. police said. Prime Loan Rates Vppe d NEW YORK IAP I - Some of the nation's lead· mg banks today increased from 8~4 to rune percent their prime lending rates -the interest they charge on loans lo most credit· worthy corporate customers. T he increases . which wall raise the cost of bor· rowing to businesses and eventually to consumers. follow t h e Fed e ral Res erve Board's tighten- ing of credit, a move the ce ntral bank hopes will dampen the economy and slow inflation. Citibank, the second- 1 a r g est b a n k in th e country, Chemical Bank, the 6th largest, and First Pe nnsylvania Bank, the 20-ranked institution were the first to announce the increases . Cyclist Injured In Crash A Huntin gto n B e ach motorcyclis t remained hos pitalized t oday a rt~r his machine slammed into the rear of a stopped car Thursday. burl· ing him headfirst through the air to the pavement. Fred J . Peterson, 23. of 1413 Huntington St., was listed in guarded condition at Pacifica Hospital with head injuries, a shattered left leg and severe lacerations. ijlvestlgators said Peterson, who wore no protective helmet. tried to avoid the collision, but s lammed sideways into the left rear fender and fin of the halted auto. T he car was being driven by Jeanette E. Ferraiolo, 47, of Tor· ranee. She was not cited or in· jured. · Patrolman John Berens said several witnesses confirm ed that Mrs. Ferraiolo was stopped on Adams A venue near Beach Boulevard making a 'tum ont~ Coldwater Lane with her ten turn signal blanking. He said Peterson apparenUy realazed she was stopped only at the last minute and tried to lay his brand-new motorcycle down into a skid to the side of her big sedan but it was too late. No Clues In The ft of OC Artifact Sa nta )\na police said they have no leads so far as to the whereabouts of a pre-Colombian May a n artifact stolen las\ weekend from the Bowe rs Muse um. T he two-inch-b y-Cour-lnch brown and orange clay {lrtifact was taken from a glass display case between 4 p.m. Saturday and 1 p. m. Sunday, police said. Investigator George Kopitch said there was no sign of forced entry at the museum, leading to speculation the miniature model of a temple was taken by a museum visitor. Museum Director Reilly Rhodes said it probably would cost about Sl ,200 to replace the piece. But as a practical matter. he said, the artifact probably cannot be replaced. Mayan relics no longer can be taken from Me xico, he ex- plained, and finding a piece or ~imalar quality a vailable outside Mexico probably isn 't possible. The museum acquired the artifact two years ago from an Orange County donor, Rhodes said . F ro•Page A J IBOMAS ... not criminal." said Thomas who was formally charged with the crimes in December prior to his election to City Council. "This is a massive effort to get Mr. Thomas off h is property and it was, in a s mall part, suc- cessful. .. said Alter. Alter alleged King, the Hunt- ington Beach Poli~e Department and the District Attorney had conspired to •·get" Thomas with "tainted evidence." STRETCHING A POINT- ' With the innovation of new kinds of carpet backings, correct stretching is all-important. It is easy to overstretch as well as understretch. Our main concern is with understretch1ng. Carpeting in many new homes and even in whole tracts have been installed without a power stretcher being unloaded'from the truck. In some of these homes. after the carpet is "slopped" in with a knee kicker. a watering can is used lo shrink up - the wrinkles. Unbelievabfe. isn't it? At Alden·s we take great pride in correct installations. Stretching is achieved wltl'l stretchers that go wall-to-wall. attended by experienced mechapics. traineQ by us. Don't gamble the price of your carpet purchase on a poor installation. THERE'S NO GAMBLE if you buy from Alden's! DEN'S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ""' ... ·installation· c-ustom drapsriss linoleum • wood floor 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA M~A. CALIF 92627 • PHONE 6 ... 6 .... 838 -6"6·2355 ' . .. ,. ..•.. , .,.. .. ...... ~ .. . . . . .\. ·-· -~ . ~-.. ~ .... . ' . l , .............. ____ _ I .1 17 I . . . . . . ' ,• . j Orange Coast tDITION Today's Closia1g N.Y. Stoek !·VOL. 71, NO. 181 , 4SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIOAY, JUNE 30, 1978 C TEN CENTS · '-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.------------------------------------------------------------------------~--~ " !CdM Wonian Seeks Navy Reinstatenient A Corona del Mar woman who says she was ·forced to resign p her commission as a lieutenant t com mandet in 1963 after 15 years in the Navy because she , was pregnant, has filed suit to be reinstated and promoted. Floy M. Christopher of 1233 Outc:Jgger Drive -dee-lined to , comment today on the suit filed Wednesday in Los Angeles Federal C.ourt. "My attorney bas ins tructed me not to say anything to the m edia," she explained. He r lawyer, JQhn Elekes of Tustin, could not be reached for com· ment either. The suit esk!t $400,0QO in damages and pay and retire- ment status Mrs. Christopher would have received had she been allowed to stay in the Navy. It also asks that she be re· instated at the rank or com- mander. According lo the suit, Mrs. Christopher entered the Navy nurse" corps in 1948 and was pro- D.ally ,.ilOt "NliH lty lti<IMnl IC-Mr COUNTY FIREMEN WORK THROUGH SMOLDERING RUIN OF IRVINE HOME Nearby Home Was Set Afire Year Ago Same Way -By Fireworks F 011r Flee Irvine Fire Home Destroyed by Fireu:orks in Mail Slot By PIOUP ROSMARIN 0t-. o.11y .. _sun A Turtle Rock luxury home in Irvine was destroyed by fire Thur s da y night und e r C'lrcumstances that exactly parallel a fireworks arson of a 1 hom e a year ago on the same street . onJy a block away. A family of four escaped un- harmed by the blaze at 19031 Norwood Terrace. Flames crackled 75 feet over the hilltop residence and were visible for ' miles. Police and fire reports in- ' dicate the fire was started by fireworks dropped through a 'J?arage mail s lot into a cardboard collection box. On June 30, 1977, fireworks were dropped through the garage mail slot of a house at 19141 Norwood Terrace The 1 ~a rage, two cars and part of the • roof were destroyed. There was ~ $42.000 damage. ~ County Fire Battalion Chief James Stone said the culprits never were caught. Thursday's fire des troyed most of the house. as well as a • $42,000 Porsche Turbo Carrera r and a $14.000 Mercedes parked in the garage Total damages were est:mat- ed at $161 ,000, Stone said. t Ow ner Douglas Ho. 38. a dentist, told police he was t watching a television program f at about 10:30 p.m. when he i heard crackling. He looked out • the family room window and I saw a glow reflected off his neighbor's house. He ran to the garage, saw the flames. ran back inside and alerted his family. Ho, his wife, Clarene, 38, and his two children, Mia, 14, and J e((, 11. escaped through the back door. The fire spread quickly through the attached ~arage into the rest of the house. Firemen, by throwing protective cover- ings over furniture as they at- tacked th~ flre, salvaged about $20.000 worth of furnishings, Stone sajd. The nan'les were contained in an hour and 40 minutes. No n eig hboring h '>mes were damaged. Stone said. Firefighting was complkated ) by the fact that the nearest fire : hydrant was hidden behind I landscaping. Another hydrant. • 400 reet away, was used until tM nearer one was localed. A fire chief at the scene said if the visible hydrant bad been any farther away, "It could have been disutroUA. If there isn't a regulation preventing people from hid.Ing these things from firemen, there sure ou&ht to £ bt ... t Police said several Juveniles <See naE. Pase Al> ~ . . . .... ,, . . FIREMEN LUCKY TO FIND HYDRANT BEHIND PLANT It Could Have Been Dlsa1trou1. Sey Otflclala Coast Coast Community College District trustee-s. meeting in a special session Thursday night. froze all district salaries al present levels. The action means that in ad· dition to no across the board pay raises. teachers and non- teaching employees wi>n't be granted increases for !'lenionty o r f o r a d v a n c I n g lt}..e i r educational status. Board members m et in the Orange Coast Co lleg e auditorium, expecting a large audience but round only 8 handful of people at the meeting Thal prompted board mem- bers to castigate the absent pubUc for the lack of support given trustees as they struggled to deal with the effects or Proposition 13. Trustee Robert Humphreylll was perticularlv cr1llcal of the- ... . District "me-ism" displayed by people who appeared before the board In failing'to offer suggestions on ways lo save money while com- plaining about contemplated cuts Two groups that had earlier made some specific s uggestions about programs they wanted lo see eliminated were the faculty organizations at Orange Coast College In Costa Mesa llnd Golden West <;ollege in llunl· lngton Beach. Those groups told t rustees earlier this month that the district's television s tation. KOCE and its "college without wails..." ContUne Community College, should be cut betore any other cuts were made In district 81.a(f or programs. Trust~. who met Wednesday night to give preliminary ap· prov.atto a S77 mllUon budfct. J I moted to the rank of lieutenant commander in 1958. M arried in 1957, she discovered she was pregnant in December. 1962. The suit claims she was instructed by Capt. Shake be Ede of the Medical Corps that stie had no other J'e· course but to resign or be in- voluntarily terminated. The sUJt charges that Mrs. Christopher was discriminated against because of her sex, was deprived of rank and status as well as pay, and that her private life was improperly interfered with by the Navy According to Lt. (j.g.) Donna Hirabayashl, of the Navy's Los Angeles 1n1ormaltoo olhce. reg· ulations changed in the early 19705 to allow Navy women to be pregnant and raise families . The Navy just developed maternity uniforms for its preg- nant members. Lt. Hirabayasbi noted Park Shelved ,• Fairview Prop.13 Victim Budget belt-tightening brought on by passage of Proposition 13 prompted Orange ' County supervisors today to put off the Sl.8 million development of the county's F airview Regional Park in Costa Mesa. "The big concern that I have is how many dollars do we have f or operations and maintenance,'' Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said. Mondale Oieered AndJ~ered JERUSALEM <AP> -Vice President Walter F . Mondale ran into both hostile and friendly demonstrators today as he began a four-day visit to honor Israel's 30th anniversary and to encourage resumption of stalled Mideast peace talks. "Go borne, Mondale," some shouted. while others pressed forward to shake his hand. A group of American youths cheered when he appeared. The demonstrators were at the W aiUng Wall, Judaism 's most important shrine , which the Mondale party visited briefly soon after arrival at Tel Aviv 's Ben-Gurion Airport. Earlier, Mondale. the first vice president to visit Israel. talked for an hour with Deputy Prime Minister Yigael Yadin. Although Mondale was accom- panied to the wall by Jerusalem Mayor Teddy Kollek. American officials stressed that the visit was unofficial and did · not signify a change in America ·s refusal to recognize Israel's an- nex a lion of East J e rusalem, where the wall is located. East Jerusalem was taken from Jordan by Isarel in the 1967 war. Its return is high on the list of demands of Saudi Arabia, a valued American sally. In welcoming ceremonies at th e Airport, Prime Minis ter Menachem Begin told Mondale his mission came "at a time of anxiety and hope throughout the world. But we believe that hope will prevail and anxiety will disappear." Noting that the trip to honor Israel's 30th anniversary comes near America's Independence Day. Begin praised the United States as "the leader of the free world and its defenders." Begin, who has a history of heart trouble and Is rumored to be in poor health, looked pale and thin neKt to the tanned vice president. • Diednch said he doubted there would be funds in the county Harbors. Beaches and Park District budget to maintain the park once 1t were completed. But without firm figures. he continued, supervisors should put off a final decision on the park until budget deliberations in August Supervisor Thomas Riley said Ava Arrive• American actress Ava Ga rd ner arrives at the Monaco Palace to attend the wedding of Princess Ca roline and Philippe • J unot. Miss Gardner is a friend of the bride's mother, Prin ce~s Grace Christians Angry BEIRUT, Lebanon CAPJ The nation ·s largest right-wing Christian faction threatened a "full-blown armed rebellion" Thursday, a day after 36 or its members were killed in eastern Lebanon ll was the second massacr(.' of Christians this month. Freezes Pay took no action on either sug geslion, although they indicated Coastline will not be eliminated. Father's Love .'Beats OddiJ ' How does a briJUant scientist react when he learns his first· bom child is retarded? UCI Professor Howard Lenhoff met the challenge by en. couraglng hls dau,hter through music and today the young woman sings, plays the accor· lt1an a mt "Spnks several languages. For the story or a lather's ·love for bis child, and a struule agalnat all odda, ·~ Featuring. P•le Cl. • • At Thurs day's m eeting, representatives of the OCC and G WC faculties reversed their elfrlier stand on the Coastline is· sue and told trustees they have "reaffirmed their mutual and professional respect for the com munity-based classes a nd the members of the faculty and staff of Coastline.·· The action taken Thursday m eans that the district will spend about $12 million on sa laries for non -teaching employees and a bout $22 million on pay ror its teachers. The $77 million budget ap· proved Wednesday is destined for mOT(! changes f>y August when It must be made finaJ Trustees siud Wednesday they want the budget pared down to $6S mllhon by the lime they take ,that final action. the park is to be a natural. low- maintenance recreation area. But Riley, who represents Costa Mesa on the county Board of Supervisors. agreed with Diedrich that the county's best interests would be served in re- Jecting bids for park develop- ment until later. · The 253-acre park site over looks the Santa Ana River south of Adams Avenue. Ice Cream Truck Hit By Blast NEW YORK <APJ -An ice cream truck exploded at a downtown Manhattan in- tersection a few blocks from Ci· ty Hall today, injuring possibly 100 passersby. according to hospital spokesmen. T here were no t mmedi ate ceoorts of fatalities, but at least 14 people were injured critically. The truck went up with an ex=- plosive roar that couJd be heard for blocks through the narrow old streets north of the financiaJ district. The blast occurred at the in- tersection of Nassau and FuJton s treets, just north of the WaJJ Street area. .. Everybody was running up Nassau Street to Ann Street," said Fire Battalion Chief Frank D'Amico. who raced over from his nearby office. "Some people were in flames; some of their c l othes were torn and s hredded." Many or the injured appeared to have been hit by flying glass from shop windows in the area. They were taken by emergency· vehicles to Beekman-Downtown flosoital. "It sounded like a bomb and people started running and screaming all around," said one eyewitness. Osca)' Birnbaum and Ozzie Shorn. who operate a Nassau Street men's clothing store, said four men and one woman were c arried into the store by civilians . "Their arms were cut, their legs were cut, their faces were cut," said Birnbaum as he stood in the middle of the store. its floor splattered with blood. Virginia Peterson said she heard one loud explosiort and a s heet of fi re s hot up like a rocket. .. Lots of people were injured. I saw them lying on the street here and there," she said. Coast Weath er Mostly sunny through Saturday alter some low cloudiness during early morning hours. Lows tonight 58 to 64. Highs will range from 72 lo 75 at beachesto~to87inland. INSIDE TODA" Orange Coast beaches ha~ been utttng attenda1ace records nearly ev.•ry weekend aince early May. SIOTJI and an on Pag( Cl. ' I r . ,,,. . -. ,., . -, ,. , . ,.. .......... --. -· , . .. .. . --. ' . . ..... ,, ..... ... -_. . . . ' . .. -. . . . . . . . . . . . . . -. , -- I \ I • .. I c f-1 10.x June 30 197& l ltJWion HB Council Raises Taxes By ROB~RT BARKER . Ol t• o.il'f "ile4 Sutt The Huntington Beach City Council raised more than $1 million in new taxes Thursday night to make up for some of the property tax revenues lost m the 1978-79 budget More than half or the new rev- enue wiJI result from new or m· creased t axes on oil production and equipment in the city. Another $500,000, or so, will be r aised by a community enrich- ment fee on new residential. commercial and industrial con- struction. The added revenue from this !>Ource wtll go to libraries and othe r cultural acli vi ties. The council voted unanimous- ly to increase oil fees by charg- Prime Loan Raw Upped NEW YORK IAP> - Some of the nation's lead- ing banks today increased from 8~. to nine percent their prime lending rates -the interest they charge on loans lo mos t credit· worth y 'co rporat e customers The increases, which will raise the cost of bor- rowing to businesses and eventually to consumers. f o llow t h e Federa l Reserve Soarer's tighten- ing of credit, a move the central bank hopes will dampen the econom y and slow inflatfon Citibank. the second- 1 a r g est bank in t h e country, Chem ical Bank, the 6th largest, and First P ennsylvania Ba nk. the 20-ranked ins titution were the fa rst to anno\Jnce the increases Dr. Waddill Facing Suit In Collision A woman who claims that Dr William Baxter Waddill's negligence Jed to the collision of their two cars has sued the Huntington Harbour physician 1n Orange County Superior Court Wilma Kaiser seeks damagcg to be determined in trial court for alleged injuries that led to her bl'iog admi tt e d t o West m ins ler...COm m un i t y Hosp1tal last April 24. S ht· holds Dr . Waddill responsible for an accident that occurred at Bea~h Boulevard a nd Trask Ave nu e 1n Westminster while he was on hjs way t o partic ipate in his Superior Court murder trial. A Jury ra iled to reach a verdict in that trial. He will be tried again ID November on charges that he strangled a newborn baby to death after sur· vi ved a saline abortion he tried to perform on the 18-year·old m other "'rom Page A I FIRE ... are being ques tioned ID con- AJect1on with the fire. Early this morning, a secun· ly guard for the nearby Turtle !lock Vista Apartments report· ~d witnessing youths tossing lig hted firecr'ackers from a slow-moving car. The guard stopped the car and confiscated about 400 packaged tirecrackers. police said. 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Office• l•Ov"• D••tP\ 'tk<i~"t\l'l"ff H"9\tH'Q'°"-.l(h ''11S8'P4(f\~•rd ~'t .. <• Ytt .. y J\201 L• P•r ANO •tS--0..,..Pr .... ., 'Tet.pftoftW (M4)MMtt1 Cl1 ... lt .. d AdvtrtltlflO M2-le71 ~-=:·t; ~ 0:.:%, er.:.:~·=.~~ f'lrl•tt•• O• 1ewt rt1-1m•"h f'11r1 1-. "''' .. ;:g;~~:;~,'tMwt ,.,.u11 p,rm10H"'I t t ~o"4t ''''' "''••• •••n f' C..tt• ~u c.r.,.,,. .• '"'•"•10 1 ... .,., (.,, •• , \1 \3 .._,,,,_,, b¥ n'tit1I $f \0 "'°''"'~• .,iittH•tV I artftMfiiMt tJ ,. ,,....,~,., 1ng a 10-cent oil barrel tax, Im· Posm2 an annual fee or $200 per oil weJI and charging an aMual fee of $500 for above ground.oU tanks and water tanks . A total of $940,000 was rajsed in 1977-78 from the oiJ barrel tax when a fee of eight cents was collected per barrel. Another $100,000 is expected to be raised in the coming year by increasing charges ror various permits and inspections. Under the so-called communi-t.,v .enricnment Jee. au new re.s· 1denti'al. commercial a nd in· dustrial units will be charged an excise tax or 15 cents per square foot of total floor space. Units subject to the tax in· elude new single family dwell· ings, apartment houses, mobile homes, hotel and motel rooms and industrial facilities. The developer of a 3,000 square-foot home, for example, will be charged $450 for library and cultural services. -Steep increases in some of the oil charges drew the concern of several council members. A permit to activate an idle well was raised from $50 to $500 per well. A drilling or reworking permit climbed from $100 to $500. Councilman Bob Mandie said he reluctantly went along with !he new charges but as1<eo tnat a s tud y be made of the fees charged in other cities. "We've hit the oil companies pretty hard," he said. "l do not like these kind of in- creases. They are not in the s pirit of Jarvis." Mandie and others indicated they may lower the charges if they ·are out of line Also voting to boost the fees which take effect immediately were Mayor Ron Shenkman, Rich{lrd Siebert, John Thomas. • Ruth Bailey and Don MacAllister. Ron Pattinson was absent. The new charges were adt>pt· ed just two days before the Jarvis Irutialive takes effect, Jt prohibits new taxes unless ap· proved' by two-thirds of the voters. The c<>u ncil will cons ider various user fees next week. They are not subject to the two- thirds vote requirement. HBParade Readied For Fourth The Huntington Beach Fourth of July Parade will get under way Tuesday for the 74th year after survwing a threat of can- cella tion because of Jarvis cutbacks. The event will b_egin at 10 a.m at Fifth and Main streets. It wiJJ end about two hours later at the c ivic center at M a in and Yorktown Avenue. J . Sherman Denny, the former general manager of the Hunt· ington Beach Company, wilJ be the grand marshal. George Putnam will head the equestrian entries while Anita Bels ito, wire of City Ad· ministrator Bud Belsito, will be the honorary grand marshal. Bands, floats, marching units and horses are s cheduled to participate. A revival or a fireworks show which climaxed city patriotic celebrations in the past a lso is scheduled Tuesday night The fireworks show will be preceded by a display of trick motorcycle riding. The program will be held at the Huntington Beach Hig h School athletic stadium beginning at 7:30 p.m . Admission is S2 for adults and $1 for youngsters. 'Hero' Faces .Forgery Rap NEW YORK <AP) -A JO. year-old Bronx man hailed as a hero for cowing a knife-wielding robber on a subway train is wanted by the police for forgery, Mayor Edward Koch's office an· nounced today. The "hero" is wanted under his true name of Raymond Taliaserro by police of the 46th Precinct in Th e Bronx . Maureen Connelly, the mayor's press secretary said. On Tuesday, the mayor pre- sented a certificate of heroism and a free five-year s ubway and bus pass to muscular ••James Harris." who had forced the rob- ber to drop bis knife and retmn 'money to passenaers on the IND subway train. "Sometimes things a re not the way they $eem, but that's life," the mayor ~~id today after fearrung of lfla development ·~ive and learn." . . . . . . ' Man Hurt . . In Leap At Plaza A San Diego man who alleged· ly was trying to buy some clothes for a woman comparuon with a stolen credit card. tried to t!vade a rresting office rs by' j umpmg from the second level of South Coast Plaza. Costa Mesa police said today. The attempt landed William Arthur Templeton, 25. in the jail ward at UC Irvine Medical Center with two broken legs and a broken ankle Costa Mesa police said they will seek charges of receiving s tolen property, cred it card forge ry and resisting arrest against Tellfpleton tn connection ~1th the Wednes day night inc1· dent. Eggriting Tl' Show Sgt Sam Cordero said the ID· c1dent began a t Chasin ·s. a clothing store on the ptaza's second floor near the entrance to the May Company. He said Templeton and his companion, Nadine June Con- nor. 19, of La~una Beach, al- legedly tried to buy some clothes A mother hen stages her own television show by hatching a brood of chicks in the C<J binet of an old television set which was discarded behind a horse stable 1n Hampton. Va. using a credit card which was reported stolen in a San Diego burglary. Missing Marine Found in Mess Hall Coin·~ft Duo Fined Store employees quietly sum- moned the police department ·s plaza patrol. Officers said that as soon as Templeton saw them. he sta rted runrung. The patrolme n said the)" SAN FRANCISCO <AP> purs ued Templeton unti! he Two m e n who helped in· vaulted over the railing of the vestigators crack the $3 million second floor balconr. . SAN DIEGO CAP> " A young recr uit, listed as a deserter for eight weeks, has been found hid· ing in an abandoned mess half. weak and dehydrated from lack or rood. A sergeant overseeing a clean- ing detail Thursday found Pvt. Manuel Pena. 20, listed as being absent without authorized leav-.e since May 7 from the Manne Corps Recruit Depot here. Pena. who lists his home as Dallas. apparently had been tud- mg m the vacant. trash-littered building, a base s pokes man said. Pena had a grt!en 1mm1grat1on ca rd in has possession when found, the spokesman said. ad- ding, "This might indicate he was a Mexican n¥llonal. but we "°n't know." If the recruit is a Mexican. it would raise ques tions about how he enlisted in the Marines. Pena had not been questioned official· ly because of his weakened state and was undergoing treatment at the Naval Re~ional Hospital S taff Sgt. F r eder i c k Carmichael. 27. of St. Louis. said "we were cleamng the building because it 1s due to be demolished .July 7 ... The sergeant said he spotted a Ma rine boot sticking out from under some boxes between an old stove and a wall. then saw· part of a camouflage uniform. "I thought it was one of the guys in my working party goof- ing orr," Carmichael sa1d. ''f>Ot when I moved the boxes. 1t was someone else." He said he told Pena to get up and the recruit shakily com- plied. "So I took him by the arm and l took him outside. but the sun hit him and he just couldn't ad· just to the light and he tried to get back inthe mess hall. .. Carmichael said Pena was so Public Barred From Pretrial A deputy public defender's motion that the press and public be bar red from a pret.Ral.\hear- ing into murder charges was granted Thursday in Orange Count v Suoenor Court. Judge James K. Turner grant· ed the motion filed by derense lawyer Ron Butler when Butler a rgue d tha t p u blication of Ma urice Seton Thompson's statements to La Habra police last Nov. 14 could prejudice his chances of a fair trial. J udge Turner told the depart- ing press that he was cleanng his courtroom with reluctance but was obliged to protect the defendant's right to trial by an impartial and uninfluenced jury. Thompson is accused or the murder of Michael Whalen. 34 . -and the attempted murder of Whalen's flancec, June Filice. 40. 40. $100 Nixed By Candidate SAN DIEGO CAP> -Former City Councilman Lee Hubbard, a candidate for San Diego County aupervlaor, says he sent back a $100 campaign donation. The cliec:k came ttom M. Larry Lawrence, owner of Hotel De l Coro nado and former Southern Callfomla chairman of the Democratic party Hubbard. a Republlcan. said Lawrence has been clOl'e for years to his election opponenl. Jim Bates. frail that a cartridge belt he was wea ring was cinched up by all its notches and still dangled loosely around his waist. The sergeant said he asked Pena what he was doing there and the young man replied, "I do n 't know .'' He told Carm ichael that "water had been his energy" because water to the mess hall had not been shut off. P ena reported to the recruit training base April 17 and was sent to t he physical ritness platoon for recruits who can't pass their initial fitness test. "He couldn't do one pullup, .. at tha t t i me , the ba se i.pokesm:m said ~Henry parking met.er coin theft haV\l..._ Templeton was listed m good won suspended sentences and condition today at the medical three years of probation. pro-cent_er. vided they each pay $5,000 Miss C?nnor. who did not _run restitution to the citv from officers. was la ken mto • . · custody and booked at Orange Supenor Court. Judge Claude County J;ul on s us p1c1on of P erasso. passing s entence credit card forge ry and recetv· Thursday. afte~ no contest pleas ing stolen property. by the pair, said they should pay back the money within the next -'--ck Dem"ed five years. 1'1.Ul Robert Simpson, 26. and Bruce Richardson, 30. cooperated with investigators who found that coins dropped in the city·s park· ing meters were regularly being pocketed by city workers. They were arrested in March along with 14 others in the tax col- lector's office BANGKOK. Thailand CAP> - Vietnam denied reports that its troops had launched an attack against Cambodia and claimed instead that it crushed a Cambo· d1an invasion. killed several hundred soldiers. took many prisoners and captun•d Jots of \.\eapon!' Former Secretary of State Henry Kiss- inger cozies up to Brazilian samba dancer s a t a ru~ht dub m Hio de Janeiro. Other men in the photo a re unidentified STRETCHING A POINT- With the innovation o f new kinds of carpet backings. correct stretching •s all-1mPortant. It is easy to overstretch as well as understretch Our main corltern is with understr~tctling Carpeting 1n many new homes and even in whole tracts have been installed without a power stretcher being unloaded from the truck. In some of these homes. aft er the carpet is "slopped" in with a knee kicker. a watering can 1s used to shrink up the wrinkles. Unbelievable. isn't it? At Alden's we take great pride in correct installations Stretching 1s achieved with stretchers that go wall·to-wall. attended by expenenced mechanics. trained by us. Don't gamble the price of your carpet purchase on a p00r 1nsta11at1on THERE'S NO GAMBLE if you buy from Alden's! DEN'S ___ ,, __ : iiisiatiitiiin: ·custom drapecies ' linoleum • wood floor 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CAllf 9267i • PHONE 6116 4C3" o .. 6 ~~j~ ' , . . , ... , , . . . . . . .. , . 1.t•••n ••••;,.., • .-#_., . . . . . . . . .. ~ ... -.. 'I\ •. , . 1 .\ Fr1t1ay June 30 1978 DAIL y Pu.or :l.:l ~hway Boss, Brown SACRAMENTO CAPl -Gov Edmund Brown Jr and his chief highway admm1str11tor ba'l(e been portrayed as some kind of plotters against highway con· slruction in a legisJatave budget committee. At a late night hearing Thurs· day. Sen. Dennis Carpenter R·lrvine. made numerous un: friendly remarks about Adriana Gianturco. the Democratic gov· crnor's choit'e lo head the st~te Department of Transportation. He accused her of refusing to huild highways that have been approved not once but twice by higher authority. He said_he was "lo.' O.U,~lotS~ff ,.... GUILTY OF VANDALISM Huntington's Thomas Thomas Rukd Guilty of One Vandal Rap By RA \'MONO ESTRADA JR. Of Ule O.llr Pilol St•H A West Orange County Judicial District jury Thursday found JJuntmgton Beach City Councilman John Thomas guilty of one count of misdemeanor vandalism after ~ix days of testimony. The l"lght-woman. four-man Jury also found Thomas innocent of theft and trespass charges. The verdict was a~ounced Bl 7·40 p.m in the c m of Municipal Judge John . Wyatt Jr. .. I wasn't guilty or anything." Thomas said afler the verdict. He attended a City Council meeting after leaving court. Thomas was found gwlty of a chaq~e involving $20.000 in prop- ~· r l y belonging to -King Petroleum Company. The oil firm, operated by attorney T homasC. King, s hares the prem· ises of Thomas' truck and crane firm yurd in Huntington Beach. · Wild Driver Reported An irate apartment manager Thursday urged Huntington Hcach pollc~ !O broadcast an all points bu II l' tin for a worn an driver, speeding and driv· 1ng Tecklessly in a yellow <·aterm~ truck. He told officers shE' co mes barrelling off Pacific Coast Hi ghway onto Coral Cay at 8:30 and 1l o'clock each morning. just jike clockwork. He claimed s he is a menace The angry Sunset Beach area resident also rharged that each time he s houts a warning, she ~iv es .hi'tn the razz berry. loud and clear. Season Ends t!Spec1ally upset about undone projects in Southern Callforrua where, he said, "We live with these damned cars. There's nothing else." At one polnt Carpentet who is retiring at the end of thi:. year. said that Brown, "hiding behi·'<f " a woman's skirts. is holding \.. new roads," Carpenter is a member of tbe six.member conference com· m1llee whose duty is to negotiate differences between the Senate and Assembly versions of the state budget for fiscal 1978-79. This process. which Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy, O.San Grenaire Blast Jails Teen By JERRY CL AUSEN Ol IM !>Ally f'llet , ... , The explosion or a home"}SldC grenade that drove s hrapnel deep into a garage door 30 feet away Thursday brought stern warnings today from Orange County Sheriff's officials that death could be on the E l Toro docket ror the long July 4 weekend. · Sheriff's deputies arrested Bradley Barwick, 18, at 4:30 p.m . Thursday as he drove along Shadowrax Lane in El Toro's Lake Forest area where he aJ. legedly exploded a grenade-"dur· ing the morning. Barwick, reported living at· a Tustin motel after moving from his family's Lake Forest home last week. was booked into Orange County Jail on charges -of possessing and detonating an explosive device and possessing m<1terials to make.explosive de VICCS. Deputies and bomb squad of- ficers reported finding carbon dioxide cartridges. shotgun shell primers and powder in the car he drove. Sheriff's investigators and bomb squad officers raided "a small bomb factory" in El Toro last week where they arrested two brothers and a juvenile on bomb manufacturing charges.~ The brothers, P hillip and Donald Vmd, have been released from custody on their own re· cognizance pending further legal action. deputies said this morn· ing. Taken in the raid on the El Toro home were bomb-making materials, investigators said. T h e bomb exploded on Shadowf ax Lane Thursday was of the same type reportedly manufactured ih the El Toro "bomb factory." investigator~ said today. FranelHo. said might be finished Monday, consists mos t· ly of &olng along with recom- m endal1ons of the leg1s!at1ve analyst. William Hamm. Sometimes the three senators and three assemblymen induJge an pet interests -such as re-- questing the California Highway Patrol lo investigate the feasibility of using d1esel- powered patrol cars. But il was more serious when they came to Ms. G1anturco's department. They cut more than $20 million from the department's budget - but on the other hand adopted . D•llY .. llet Sutt ,.-.. INVOLVED tN FtGHT? Police Chief Sparks Police Chief Involved in Bar Fight? A fistfight at <1 restaurant and bar adjacent to Lagun~ Beach City Hall 'I'hursday 01ght ap· parently mvolved Police Cl11ef Jon Sparks. according to Mayor Jack McDowell, who said the matter will be handled "within Caty Hall. .. "The matter has been re· fer.red to proper handling w1than City Hall." the mayor said this morning "ll is under adm10istrat1ve consideration.·· When asked 1f the incident would be the subject of <1n ex· ecut1ve session of the City Coun- cil called today for Saturday morning, McDowell s aid . "Yes.·· But he would not elaborate McDowell was asked 1f the police cluef was involved an an altercation al the Ivy House al ~bout 9:30 p.m . Thursday Topics Aplenty Awaiting Readers Independent-minded readers will find plenty or topics in Sun day's Daily iSi!ot during the Fourth of JuJy weekend. BIRD MAN? -They don't think much of "bird men" at Cal Glass. w h ere fire forges scientific glassware. At VTN Corp., part of a turn-around is taking place in an amusement park in Kuwait. You/ Your Money stories explain. AM ERICANS STOCK-SHY A New York Stock Exchange s tudy and local brokers look at what's keeping individual ID· veslors out or the market -and why they think the dropouts are missing a good bet. 'FANTASY ISLAND' -ABC (SUN DAY'S BEST) has tapped a rich vein with its program emp ha s i s on "escapism" shows. vogue view- ing for television audiences of the 1970s An Associated Press feature focuses on the network's latest effort ... Fantasy Is land." starring Ricardo Montalban. WH ERE TO GO? Turned off by family reunions? Bored with yet another summer at the cottage1 1'ired of the kids whin· 1ng to stop al the next gas stalion1 An Associated Press survey tells how to break out of ihe stalc vacation syndrome County Rain 'Unusual' By JACKJE Hl'MAN Of, ... o.llf .. o .. s .... , Today 1s the last day of the 1977·78 rain season. and. while it c11dn 't set <1n all-time record. soa;pe unusual weather events "er(' reeorded during the past year fo'or overall rainfall. this year t•amt' 10 third according to Santa Ana records, said John Gietzen. s upuvising hydrologist for Orange County. In Santa Ana, the total rainfall since last July 1 was 28 52, com pared to an averal{e of 12.47 The record was set an J884, when 32.65 inches were recorded. In 1941. 32 14 inch~ were r corded. Rainfall i~ tallied from JuJy 1 through June :io At Sant1a10 Peok of Sad· dleback Mountein. the county's higtu•st point, this year's totitl of I 7\ 3 inches was the mo I an tht> , ~8 years records ~ave been kept . . ) for that point. The average rain· fall there is 27.5 inches. with the previous record 57.2 inches in 1969. Orange Coast residents may remember 1977·78 for the south county floods and Huntington Beach tomados, but in the opinion of a hydrographer. the most un- usua I event occurred in Costa Mesa Thal w11s on Jan. 4 when .8.'> inches fell in 10 minutes. "I was right 10 that rainstorm," said Gietzen. "l was on t he San Diego Freeway ~nd 1t caO'le down so hard that the freeway had about an inch and a half of ruin on it." Such a heavy ralnrell in Costa Mesa Is likely to occur only once ~very 170 years, he said Some other lhtermittently heavy dowfipours al!'!O 'llplre up thl11 ycor·g so"gy statistics. In the hills near Sun .luon <.:a pislr3tl0, 1.3 inches of ram came down m half an hour on March 4, an event likely to occur only onceevery140years. Geitzen said. The 60-day period ending March 5 saw 19.34 inches land on S:inta Ana. a total that would pro bably be equalled only once every 90 years. hesa1d Geitzen noted that some unof· f1c1al measurements showed l'Vl'n higher rainfalls. especially when it comes tothc year's totals. Also. depending on the aver· age yearly rainfall of various parts of Orange County. this year's tally Is likely to occur on· ly once every 70 to 150 y_ears. The totals tabulated along lhc coast, Gietzen said. are We s tminster~ 28.20 inches. Capistrano Beach. 26.46 Inches . Costa Meu. 27 33 inches . Corona dcl Mar, 27 17 mche . Seal Belich. 22 09 ln<'hm. and El Toro. 30 77 lncht•11 ... -.._ . ,,,.. ... ..... , .......... , ... _ .. , ...... -.,,. .. . . ... " • fl , . , .. ,,. . ,_.,, . I • ~ .. - language telUng the department to get the lead out in the matter of $66 million worth of undone projects in Southern California for which the money has already been set aside. Among the highway depart· ment cuts were $8.7 million for a proposed increase by 400 in the number of emploYees. The committee also reduced equipment and operating ex· penses by more than $12 million. cut planning funds by 5 percent. and mass transportation by 20 percent. · Still ahead in merging the As· sembly's $15.16 billion version and the Senatt:' Sl5 24 b1lhon version were the touth1esl issues abortion fundrng, s t<1le employee pay, and prison con· struction. Carpenter also Clime down hard on thl' State Energy Com mission. which he characterized as a crowd of largely incom- petents rwming around looking for things to do m order to spend massive amounts of money they rake an from both the rate payers of electrical power and the taxpayers. "The thing has run amok because we JUSl 'lhoved a truck load or money out there. • s:ud Carpenter. He s aid the comm1ss1oners. aJI appointed by Brown. "know tht>mselws that they have too much staff." The commission, which has more than 600 employees, was permitted to literally wntc al!:. own budget. however. This wab done by the committee adopting the commission ·s own recom· mendations on its budget line items rather than those of either the Senate or the Assembly - the total falling roughly halfway between the Senate's Slli 96 million recommendation and the Assembly's S22 23 million. LOud Voices Heard POiice Probe Area Of Crane's Murder SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. CAP) - Loud voices were h eard . sometime Thursday morning coming from actor Bob Crane's ap3rtmenl. where the star of the television series "Hogan's Heroes" was later found bludgeoned to death. A piece of electrical cord was wrapped around his neck. Police said although orie neighbor reported hearmg the voices, no one was seen leaving the <1partment Investigators continued today to question neighbors. Crane·s local acquaintances and people who worked with him in the play, "Beginfler's Luck," which he had been appearing in at the Windmill Dinner Theater here since June 6. The body of the 49.year-old Crane. clad in shorts and un- dersh1 rt. was found curled beneath a sheet m the master bedroom or his . ground-floor apartment. which he had been us ing while appearing in the play. He had been dead several hours. authorities said. "Nothing seems to be missing. there was no forced entry." Lt Ron Dean. who is heading the police investigation. totd a news .conference late Thursday. "So far no motive has been de· termined." Dean said. Police were c hecking to de· term inc whether more keys to the apartment were available or whether Crane slept with the tioor unlocked: Dean said Crane was struck twice with a blunt instrument. "Either a man or woman coul d have used it ... Dean added . Dean said it appeared that one person committed the murder. '"We have speculated that the killer either knew him or sur · prised him." he said. Dean said some fingerprints had been found in the room. but have not been identified. • APW•,......lo IN 'liOGAN' ROLE Actor Bob Crane "lie was a popular per!>on and h<1d been frequent!:, !.een in night spots arounr1 to" n. · Dean said He said Crane was quite often jpproached ror autographs. which he readily provided. · "It just looks like somebody walked in on him while he wa~ in bed and smacked him In the head a couple of times," said Eloy Vsassi, investigator for the Maricopa County medical ex· a miner's office A piece of electrical cord had been lied around Crane's neck. but "It didn't strangle him . .. Yasasi said "ll was put on af~r he was dead. but we.~ put op tight " Police said Crane was seen about 2 a. m. Thursday in a local coffee s hop a s hort dist<1ncc from the apartment Lilly Rec Reder. the night s upel"'Visor. told the Arizona Republic that she saw Crane drinking coffee with a woman and a second couple. She said the group seemed ··very con genial and there was no in d1cation of anyth1 n~ negative." Police said there wer~ no s igns of a struggle in the two. bedroom apartment and that none of Crane'c; pers ona l possessions was m1ssinR . Clues Evade Police Santa Ana pohet· s<11d tbey have no leads so far as to the whereabouts of <i pre·Colomb1an Mayan artafart :-.tl)ll'n las t weekend rrom the Bowers Museum The I Y(O 1nl'h by-four-inch bro" n and orange clay <1rtifacl was l<1ken from ..i glass display case between 4 pm Saturday and 1 p. m Sunday. police s aid lnvest1~ator George Kop1tch said there "'as no sign of forced entry at the museum. leading to speculation the miniature model of a tempk was taken by a museum visitor Muse um 01 rector Rei.If\ Rhodes said it probably would cost about $1,200 to replace lhl· piece. But as a practical matter. he said, the artifact probabl~ l'annot be replaced Mayan relics no longe r can bt· taken from Mexico. he t-x plained. and finding a piece or similar quality availabk outs1dt • Mexico probably isn't possible. The museum acquired thl· artifact two years ago from an Orange County doptfr, Rhode~ said FeoMlng Sweet Alyssum, regulOr and mini Morouerllfs. lobefia. Petunia, Morigo1<1. Ageratum. on<l Owort Donita. 4 9 C " pol slle reo 89' SALE PRICE Gourmet Shop Closeout Atl Merchandise y3 OFF Reo. Price fedUC0d fO Fountain Valley Store Onl~ • Twisted Juniper Qroceful orch~' branches occent any lo 1 gallon size rtg. 2. SALE $119 PRICE • . Shade Azaleas • Plant now tor 0 COIOOUI SflOW 11115 ION Hurry wni!e seleelton Iasis 5 gallon slu reg 10 99 SALE $6 99 PRICE • _ a ATl! ... 10 •8"10" up NlrO CIU5f on •Ill• •8'toQ llO ~ '°' "°'*" 119 0000t aecon>-Cl'O~••• ·~--1119~ •C-,_..llltfs IO r<R - • Coleus Add cotorful lol!OO• IO any lllOOy garden spot 8" pot "1• ftg. 2.29 SALE $119 PRICE • COSTA(i)~ . MESA VIC'TOIUf\ ~-· ~ 0,..1 hp ..... , ... ,. 2 I U MIWPOlT It.VD. 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' t ' t t : ~ . . . . . t -f DAILY PILOt fn<S•~ Jun 30 1978 NATION I WORLD I WEATHER 0.9 Perf!ent Josi Coa iing ~ ~~ with~ Tom'\~~''·' Inflation Up Marphine IN DEPENDENCE DAV BEAT: When the Fourth of July falls on a Tuesday. you can expect there's going to be a measure of confusion on when to celebrate. Or what's legal? Or where? .•. And Rising You might think that when to celebrate is simple. the Fourth is the Fourth and that's that. This isn't precisely the case. WASHINGTON <AP) -Inflation continued at a rapid pace in May as the cost or food , housing and transportation drove consumer prices up 0.9 percent. the Lal>Or Oepartm~nt .said ~ay .. The increase matched the 0.9 percent nse in Apnl. which had been the largest jump in more than a yettr. In the past three months. con· Take Newport Beach, for example Jn Newport, the 'Fourth begins on the Second. That's when they'll hold the big fireworks.show at dusk off the end of Balboa Pier. Later in Newport. the Fourth comes on the Fourth when Newport Dunes Aquatic Park and Big Canyon put on big pyrotechnic displays. IF YOU WANT TO celebrate the Fourth any tlme between now and then. I'm not even gomg to attempt to tell you where you could legally shoot orr your own safe and sane fireworks. At lhis hour, for example, Laguna Beach is a point where a certain meas ure of confusion exists. Laguna city brass have apparently passed a new dictum that says you can fire off safe and sane fountains and sparklers and the like along the sands of the beachfront. But numerous long· time Lagunans insist that there has always been a citywide ban on any kind of firework~. This beachfront shootmg would be a drastic departure from the ~ -·· .·' ' ' Prurly Safe location for F'ouih of July llollday law We're still checking it. thank you. Maybe operatives Qf this sterling JO~nal will get the Art Colony t"Ules l'lar1fied before the'Fourth. Maybe. Meanwhile, it is apparent that Newport Beach Police Chief Pete Gross is determined to ~nforce. the long· standing fireworks ban in his city. He had a meellng of .police and lifeguards to emphasize that determination. So don't say you weren't warned PROBABLY THE BEST.bet all along our coas tline is JUSt lo go out and watch the professional pyrotechnic shooters. After the big parade in Huntington Beach, they're s hooting the works at the Huntington High School field about 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Costa Mesa 's big traditional show. with added oomph for the 25th anniversary of citybood, goes off at LeBard Stadium on the Orange Coast College campus at 8·45 p.m. with admission one buck for folks and 50 cents for the kids . -Free aerial extravaganzas can be witnessed in Mission Viejo Country Club about the same 8:45 hour and off the end of the San Clemente pier at dusk. In Laguna, a good hillside parking place might give you a look at the shows from Emerald Bay or Irvine Cove. r think J 'II go try to find my earmuffs and hide un· derneath the bed. II ave a safe and sane holiday. .. Five Of a Kind Makes a Full House HAMBURG , West Germany <AP > -Five insurance ex. t!cutivcs who had sexual intercourse with the same secretary at a company conference are chipping in $20 a month each to support the baby boy she had as long as she keeps their names secret , the tabloid Bild-Zeitung reported today ·'The five married gentlemen attended a conference for theit' ansurance company in Moenchengladbach . , . during which they took turns in their respective hotel rooms ln having sexual re- lations with the fun.loving conference secretary," the paper said. NINE MONTHS LATER, one of the executives received a note saying the conference had achieved results and would the five come and see what they had done. .. They then decided on a sort of father's day excursion : Loaded with presents <rompers and baby rattles), they visited the mother of the child." the newspaper continued. TllE F1VE AGREED on a monthly allowance, and the mother agreed to have the registrar of births enter "father unknown .. on the baby's birth certificate. sumer prices have gone up at a rate that would average 11.3 per· cent if spread out'over the entire year. Food and beverages rose l 5 percent in May. after climbing 1.8 percent in April and about 1 2 percent in each or the three pre· VIOUS months. IN A COMPANION report. the Labor Department said the average worker·s purchasing power declined 1.3 percent in May . the first drop s ince January. Employees increased their hourly earnings by 0.4 per· cent, but that was less than half or the 0.9 percent increase an priceS. More than one-third of the May food increase was attribut- ed to a 6.3 percent rise in the price of fresh fruits and a 7 5 percent jump in the cost of fresh vegetables. Beer prices, which have moved up steadily since last August. increased 2.5 per- cent, well below the 6.6 percent gain in April CONSUMERS SPENT 1 per· cent more in May on housing costs, about the same increase as in the previous two mobths Charges for electricity rose 1.9 Royal Pair Honeymoon In Secret MONTE CARLO. Monaco <AP> -Princess Caroline and Philippe Junot honeymooned an secret today after a helicopter lifted them from Monaco 's palace and carried them safely away from inquisitive reporters and photographers. "No. we are not saying where the honeymoon will be." the palace press office said. and Junot reportedly even kept the honeymoon plans secret from the bride. THE 2l·YEAR·OLD daughter of Prince Rainier Ill and the former American movie s tar Grace Kelly was married to the handsome Parisian 17 years her senior at a Roman Catholic ceremony 1n the palace courtyard Thursday following a civil ceremony the day before. The religious ceremony had been planned for the palace chapel, but when the guest list grew from 100 to 300, Princess Grace moved it to the steps of the chapel. AFTER THE CER EMONY ended. Caroline took her husband by the arm and walked with him through the streets of Monte Carlo to sign the register at the city hall. Then carrying out a Monacan tradition. she laid her bouquet on the altar or the 322·year.old Chapel of Mercy in City Hall Square The townspeople cheered the couple and showered them with confetti. They returned to the palace for a garden reception, cut a six· tier cake, and then took off They plan to hve in Paris and keep a villa tn Monaco. 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The combined costs of homeowner taxes, financing and insurance rose 1.8 percent. slightly more than lo ,previous months The average tenant paid 0.7 percent more in rent. Transportation costs climbed 0. 7 percent after going up only 0 2 percent in each of the two previous months. The Labor Department said the price of new a utomobiles went up 1.2 percent, the biggest rise of the year. Many dealers increased their prices as the decline of the dollar made im- ported vehicles more expensive. THE COST OF clothing rose 0.6 percent, a smaller increase than the 1 percent gains in March and April. Medical care costs went up 0.6 per.cent in May, comparable to increases in oth e r mont hs . Entertainment costs rose 0.2 percent, an improvement over the 0.6 percent rise in April. The back-to-back 0.9 percent increases were the largest since a 1 percent increase in February 1977 during severe winter weather. The inflation rate im- proved quickly later in 1977 but has continued at a hig}\ level into the summer this year. In the past three months. food prices have gone up at an annual rate of 19.8 percent, while hous- ing costs have climbed by 12 percent and transportation ex· penses have climbed by 4 per- cent DESPITE TIIE BIG increases in the first five months, con- sumer prices are still only about 7 percent higher than they were an May 1977, the department ::;aid The Carter administration predicts that the Cons umer Price Index for June will show 1mprovrment and that inflation for the year will be between 6.5 percent and 7 percent. The index for May was 193.3, ml'aning that it cost $193.30 to buy the same consumer prod. ucts and services that $100 bought in the base year of 1967. Hurried Departure C.lair Lowman and his wife. Ella. remove a picket fence which is aJI that re mained Thursday of their home of 15 years. The Lowmans are JUSt one of 41 families evicted frpm the Joyland Trailer Park in Hookset. N.H .. after a two.year battle to obtain sewer connection for the park. Health authorities. ordered the eviction when the septic tanks overflowed. · Cockpit Confusion Blamed for Crash WASHINGTON <APJ -There appears lo have been cons1dera· ble confusion in t.ne cockpit of a Nat1onat Airlines Jetliner Just before it crashed into a Florida bay last month. according tu testimony heard by federal air safety investigators. Three passengers drowned attempting to escape from the parh.ally submerged plane. CAPT. GEORGE T. KUNZ said Thursday he misread his altimeter by 1.000 feet, that he was descending too fast and that he and the flight officer misinterpreted a ground proximity alarm And he said the rught enJtineer shut off the alarm because he could not hear cockpit commurucations over the sound. He also said he thought the landing decklist had been completed. but discovered later that naps had not been placed In the proper position for landing. Kunz said the jet might have been too low because the busy crew had fallen behind on the checklist and was distracted. He indicated this might have been avoided if the airport's air traffic control had provided earlier landing approach instructions. THE DROWNINGS CAME after the plane bellyflopped into Escambia Bay in the Gulf of Mexico. three miles short of a fog . shrouded runway at ·Pensacol1t. Forty-nine pa~setllfers and six crew members survived the nighttime accident. HE DELIVERS MORE NEWS EVERY DAY THAN WALTER CRONKITE HARRY REASONER JOHN CHANCELLOR .. ln a typical half-hour sho• a t elevision new5 p er sonality reads only about as m any words as are printed every day on the front page of the Daily Pilot. Thus. your Daily Pilot C'arricr brin~s you a lot more new~ of the s t ate, n iltlon and world than you sec on TV. /\ncf. you get' complete news and pictures of evt•nb dose to h om e that Walter. Harry.and John don't have timcfor. There a r e m ore than ~O Daily P1lol ··n ewscasters". Each 1s ah independent merchant l earnin~ valuable lessons about peo- ple and business Boys a nd girls over 10 yearc., old can earn while lhev leorn as Daily Pilot carriers. To t>ecome a Da1\v Pilot "newscaster " just call 642·4321 and ask for th~ circulation department Chances arr {!ood you'll find u profitable carrier route near your home. Walte r r eally doesn't mind the com· petition DAILY .PILOT 642-4321 ~....-Ji.;•" C.O•\tt•"""' D-Poo"I tlo\il~l_.. ~ ,..,..o0ut14 ........ "'""° l••• Ar,..,..,,..cl lOftO l•I<" Htt<llt' 'O :; I" I••" lio.d •-1tMl were '"""' ., 0 tor PO<llOM OI HOr'lll O.kOl•. et w•ll 11 .o 1 •' (.01oreou"CI PWw Meal<O 102 " \'l~rt ~ '"""°"'~ ••te Po gr A 10 toda11 J , l --------~L----:..--------------------------------------------- ... . •##_ ••••• . . .. , -. • .. • ,. .,. -# .. .. '\ . . .._ .. , ....... ,.. ............ . /. I l . . . I ' l l .. • ' . .. I .. ~ . • • • " I. . .. . . " ~ .. • l . . i '\ ... .. ... t . .. f .. . ' .. • . t " • .. ? \ \ \ l .. , CALIFORNIA Sa~ rite Sfp Pla y boy ent r e · pr e n e ur Hu g h He fn er poses "1t h Vivian Bl a111e, left. ~rnd Rita Hayworth at a Thursday night fund-r aiser to save the Holly wood sign. The event. was he ld a t th e Pl ay b oy M a n s i o n in Lo s Angeles. Assessments Due Must Be Raised to '76 Level SACRAMENTO <AP I--For posl- Proposition 13 property tax bills . <.'ounty assessors must bring older as· sessm ents up to the 1975-76 level. the state Board or Equalization says. The board, noting the fact the state's $5 billion bail-out bill trig· gered by 13,ordered that base 1975-76 level, adopted it on a 4· 1 vote Thurs- day, with state Controller Ken Cory dissenting. NoCETA Lagoff•? SAN FRANCISCO <API San Mateo County CETA employ~s fac· i~g lay~ffs. today have temporarily kept their Jobs because a ju<fge says that s ince they're paid by feder al funds they shouldn't be victims of the J a r vis-Gann property t.ax c ulling amendment. In a federal court order Thursday. tbe 160 were ordered kept on the job by U.S. District Court Judge William Orrick Jr., who temporarily stopped the county from enforcing a federal Labor Department regulation. It re· quir.es that whenever a regular public empl~yce is laid off, alJ the Comprehensive Employ ment Train· ing program employees in similar JO_bs m ust also be terminated. E'iret.r10rb Can~e~d S AN FRANCISCO <AP) -The l allout from California's Proposition 13 is s preading through the sides over San Francisco. For the past 20 years. the San Francisco Chronicle has sponsored a Fourth or July fireworks display al Candlestick Park that draws 15,000 to ( PROP.13 J 20,000 people annually. But the Chronicle has canceled Tuesday's displ ay leaving the city without a major Independence Day cele bration -because ··San Fran- cisco just doesn't have the funds to back us up," sa id C hronic le s pokesman Phelps Dewey. Sdwol Funds Added SAC RAMENTO <AP> The As· sembly's lax committee voted Thurs· day to set aside another $37 mi llion for the state"!> Jarva<, stricken special districts because of a math error e1nd to prohibit schools from slash.mg S43 million for child care centers. Dealing again with Proposition 13's effects. the committee sidestepped th~ issue of whether 700,000 aged, bhnd and disabled w£-lf<l re recipi ents s hould get a 3 percent cosl-Of·living grant approved this year by the U.S. Congres!> Builders Rap Fee11 S A C R AMEN T O <AP> ?tepresentatives of the construction rndustry say higher fees by local gov- €rnments for building permits would pinch their efforts to hire govern- ment workers laid off by Propos1t1on 13. Representatives of both labor and management spoke T hursday as members of the Construction lndusty Poree Account Council. descnbed as a coaHlion of labor and management. !WBbBP Wonderful Weber will win you compliments • America's favorite outdoor cooker• Porcelain in & out. TRASH CANS • •noU••t can "''"-•• ,,.. --oev-----~ -__,.,. lOCll ..,-.. In. ... end.,_ OUI • atrOft9 11'11> U N''tll\9 --~"° 688 18"Black .............. 39.88 18" Colors .............. 47.88 22V2" Black ............ 48.88 22 V2 .. 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June 30, IV78 DAILY PILOT AS Browri Draws Boos ·~ l State Employees Protest Wage Freeze ( S AC RAMENTO <I.P l Angered by Gov Edmund Brown Jr. '1 J)roposed slate pay freeze, thousands of state e mployees booed him when he spoke to their massive rally on the Capitol lawn. The sound was so loud at one point Thursday that it made the trees shake The noon-hour crowd almost dro wned out Brown when he said, "We have to think of th<>se who are facing unemployment and lavoffs." lower Drink Age Nixed SACRAMENTO <AP> -Supporters of a lower drinking age in California have suffered a nipping defeat in the Senate. des pite arguments that persons who· can vote should have the right to drink liquor. A constitutional amendment cutting the legal drinking age from 21 to 19 got only eight' votes Thursday while twenty-two senators opposed it. BUT 111E MEASURE'S Senate sponsor said he might ask for another vote later in lhe session .. The amendment, ACA 55 by Assemblyman Louis Papan, D·Daly City, was approved by the Assembly early this year on a 54·25 vote, the bare majority needed ror passage in the 80-seat lower house. The Papan a mendment originally would have cut the legal drinking age from 21 to 18, but the measure's Senate sponsor. Sen David Roberti. said it was raised to 19 to insure that high school students were not covered. THE LOS ANGELES Democrat said persons old enough lo vote and assume other adult res ponsibilities should have the right to drink beer. wine and liquor. adding that many 19 and 20 year olds were dolngit already. "We should not make vice out of something that is a matter-of.fact occurrence for many young people," be said, accus ing the amendment's critics of engaging in "neo·pwitanism." · ,A-) -- T h e c r owd c h an t ed loudly after the sp('ech. ·'Down with Brown " P icket s i gn!> abounded. including one tha t r ead. "Era of L1m1t::. Mean!> One Term." One Assembly ser geant-al· arm s assigned to wa tc h the crowd said. "At 'the end. they booed h1m so loud it caused the trees around to shower down some blossoms At first I looked up and thought someone was in the tree above me. But the noise just made the trees shake." T he De mocr a ti c gove rnor, who gave his speech from a wood en platform. followed a speech by Wiltiam Craib. bead o f th e Ca lif or n ia Sta t e Em ployees Associauon S AID CRAIB, "STATf; employees don't intend to see their livelihoods sacrificed to electoral ambitions." Brown. all the Assembl y mem bers and half of the Senate face re-election in November. The CSEA organized the rally in protest against Brown 's pro· posal to deny the 224 ,000 slate workers any cost-of-living raise this year. Brown conte nds the $194 million to be saved by the freeze 1s urgently needed to preserve l oca l gove rnm e nt Job s thre a te ne d by p assage o r Propos1t1on 13. a S7 b1l1Jon prop· erty tax cut HE TOLD THE WORKERS he 1s "sympathetic to your aims." but added. ··we have to share the bu rden We have to distribute it in the most equita· ble way possible. "I am trying to minimize the actual number of people who lose their Jobs.·· he said. adding that 100,000 local government e mployees are facing layoffs. "Whose fault was that"" a heckler shouted. l ater. Brown told reporters he thought the booing meant the state workers didn't believe that local government employees were getting Laid off and insisted t hat layoffs a re "far mor~t. traumatic than nol getting a pay._ raise." ~ ~ JERRY PHILLIPS, A CSEK em ployee who 1s a psychiatric tec hnic ia n at Napa State Hospital. said Brown "gave us a : lot or rhetoric, but in the final ~ an a lysis he said ·no raise.• We expected that. He's running for president." Girl, 15, Convicted Of Murders S ALINAS <AP ) -A 15-year-old girlfnend of Harold 8icknell has been convicted of mu rd ering Bicknell's grandmother, aunt and two cousins in a savage butchery which shocked the tiny coastal community or Seaside, 80 miles · south of San Francisco. TERRY MILUGAN was con- victed Thursday of three counts of first degree murder and one count of second degree murder before Superior Court Judge Nat Agliano in a j uvenile court pro- ceeding. Sentencing is scheduled for Aug. 9. Kare n Kirby. 15. another friend of Bicknell. was convicted of being an accessory but was acquitted of murder charges. Both girls were charged in last summer's knifing or Josephine Smith, 66 ; Suzanne Harris. 28; R e ne e Fergus on, 14 . and Rac hel Harris, 6, in tbe elderly wo man's cottage in Seaside. Each victim had beep stabbed 16 to 41 times. police said. BICKNELL. ?0, A FORMER Navy recrwt, was found guilty of the four murders last month and sentenced to life imprison.I . ment. · . . Over 181 reasons to come to s Grand Opening For breakfast, lunch and dinner. Samba's wel- comes you with 181 delicious items to choose from. And for kids 12 and under, there's our special Tiger Menu featuring 35¢ hot dogs and hamburgers and kids' dinners foronlyS l.00. RESTAURANTS ® Just what the family ordered.® Seven days a week, any time day or night. SamQ<>'s welcomes you with prompt, friendly service, a wide choice of your favorite meals and prices that still make sense. All good reasons to come to Sambo's grand opening. 23515 El 'IOro Rd., at the new Bell Tower PJa za. El Toro ' ' . . . 'r' ... -. . .. . . . .. , ...... _ .. __ ~·~' ... ' , . . J .. ,,8 ~de e I ... Robert N Wffd Publisher Thomas Keev11 Editor Orang Coas 1 Daily Pilo t .-:Ji 1tona ~ ag.e _________ F.r.·d·a·y·J·u·n·e·JO·l·9-78·-------... --S.t-r·bcl-rcJ_K.r.e1·b·l(·h·E·d·11·o·r·1cl·l·P·a·9·e·E·d·1t·o·r-- Grand Jury Logic Hard to Fathom With only tt duy or so lo go in its lerm . the 1977 78 1lrangc County Grand ,Jury rontinues on its ~ometimcs baffling way The jury's la test bit of inconsiste nt m eanderrng came tn its report on the proposed s he riff's training academy an El Toro. Jet noise. the g rand jury s aid, makes the site uns uat· able for schooling of any kind. Therefore. the county s hould abandon the police training academy development plans at El Toro. · Somehow, though , the Jury apparently concluded the j~t noise as compatible with the schooling and training of firemen As mentioned in the g_rand jury reJ>Ort, it ts essentially ~h the~same no1se-1mpacted site that the county plans to build a firefighters' academy. Why the Jury would condemn the s ite for police lra1n- ing and not condemn it for fire schooling is a m ystery : So is the grand jury's recent report on general cara 'hospita ls . In thut report. the jury urged the countv Board of -Supervisors to s upport legislation that would ptoh1b1l '-Ooctors from having an ownership interest in hos pitals. Tha t kind of legislation may be quite in order. But thank heavens the Board of Supervisors· itself doesn't have :any say about who owns hospitals. : One only need look at Dr. Louis Cella 's year s of at· ;tempting to control health planning in Orange County and Cella 's former influence with the Board of Superviso~ to ,see that it's best not to let the board have a say in who owns hospitals :ucI Has Answer The ·u S. Suprem e Court's decision in the Allan Bakke r ever:">e d iscnminataon case was a landmark in more "ay!'> t han one. It mav go down m legal history as the first decision which found both sides of a dispute claiming victory And that, pt•rhaps , re flects the balanced wisdom of the .i usticcs. Clearly Bakke won his point. The court agreed he had hcen the v1ct1m of discrimination because he is white and ordered the UC Davis medical school to admit him. But members of minority groups, who had feared the Bakke decision might overturn hard-earned affirmative .action programs. were equally pleased when the high t·ourt specifically s tated that race may be one of the several factors taken into consideration in selecting uni vcrsity applicants. Their princ ipal objection was to the flat quotca syst em in <'ffcct at Da\'ls which had barred Bakke. and which now must be made more n e xible. Other medica l schools in the UC system. 1nclud1ng Irvine. already appear to be in compli ance with lht· B;1kke decis ion. since their affirmative action progr~m~ Jlready include chsad vantaged white students as well ca~ members of mariority g roups. In the long run, a ffirmative action will have to reach further dov..'Tl in the educational system to locate and as- ~1st promising candidates for higher education and gi vc 1 he extra help they need as already is done at UC Jrvine lo qua hf¥ on a more equal bas is for the stringent train mg ahebd. I r vanc ·s 18-monlh·old Student Altirmatave Action Outrcac:h Program could well serve as a model. It brings 111tercsted .i unior high and high school students of all rnccs and backgrounds to the campus for special Satur day c lasses in English , m ath and other subjects in which I hey need help to prepare for college entrance. And in the> summer before their freshman year . the ~tuclcnl-; are g iven a full month of "imme rsion" on cam· pus to further bolster their preparation for university lt•vcl study. Progrums hWhis lake a good deal of effort. but they <ire a ht•tkr a.~cr to a ffi rmative acti on than racial quota ~. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Oa1tv Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment 1s invited. Address The Daily P ilot, PO 8 ox 1560 Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 . Boyd/Hungry Jurors Hy L..M. BOYD .Juries in the M1ddl~ Ages didn 't get fed until they n•achcd a \'Crd1ct And the winner of said verd ict was un dl'r obhgat1on then to feed them. The longer they held out. clearly. the hungrier they 11?0t . a nd ofthctwoad versarics in the court. the better host. lwcaml' more and m ore :Jl· tractive tot ht:m. R ev M .J S mith . the ··marrying pn·ach c r of n1rmtngha1n ," /\la ., lists thcs<' thrct' keys for sue· ccssful marriage: l Cook hot IJ1s<.·u1ls 2 B<.' nice lo the in· l.1ws 3. Don't h ide money The Ent:hsh who don't rlrtnk gm know the origina l .. Beef eaters" arc the men who g uard the Tower of Lon- don. T"'o OUL of five or the peo· pk rn Hong Kong arc under ..ti:;e 15. DPar Gloo1ny (;us Th<' $30 millton Califano ha s proposed for his a nti·smoking campaign would be better s pent warnlnat young people about the dangers ol alcohol and the prob lt'm:4 1l dusc8 ramllles or alcohOllcs Smokers hurt only themselves ' G F ~ t.-•M nty C,w'\ c•mm.,.tt • ..,. w.- mtUt• ., t••••t\ .,,.. •• not t\ett\Ulrtt, ttf..-C.t ,,_ ••• .,, .. lftt "twt ,.ffr !oe ... tWr "1 ,..., .. C.l_,f C.1tt P.,Uf l'tlM <i . "What's the differe nce between a sauce and a gravy?" A . About the s ame as the difference between a v101tn a nd a fiddle. Matter of class. Wait. that's ool quite right Temperature also bea r s. does it n ot? Sauces are served hot or cold, gravies only hot, let us hope. And gravy is fl avored with the juices of cooked meal. but ~auce isn 'l. neccssara ly Q. "Why is the Frisbee so C'alled?" A. Yale University stu· dents got that little craze started by tossing a round some pie tins of a Ne"' Haven, Conn .. firm named the Frisbie Baking Co. Q. "What are the best· selling movies on those home video cassettes now '>·· A. "The French Conner taon." "M.A'"S*ll" and "The Day the Earth Stood Still ' Researche rs c hecked out about 800 obituaries. To learn that 46 percent or the deaths occurred withi n three months afte r the decedent's birthdays. And 31 percent more happened during the seeonct three months urtcr those birthdays. Only 8 per· cent came in the three months pri o r to th e birthdays. There are stu· de nts of the mind who con te-nd lhls indlcal<'S that Seasooed Citizens set target dates for their lives T hat th ey s ay to ltlemset ves purposefully thnt tb~y'll h vc until i;uch and sur h " tlml'. then give 1t up. You con fi.rure your 'lkin "H'liths nbOut twice as mu<'h a s your hraln ,. ,. .. ~ ..... ~ • • i . . ·Earl Waters A State Office We Might Abolish Attention. Lt. Go\ternor Mervyn D y m<:tll y and /or R e publ1 ('an Lt. Governor nominee Mike Curb. /\ llhough experience has taught us that few candidates ever hstcn to adv1ct. bel1cv1ng lhc r r over wh«f lm1n g charm or the r 1 t: h tcousness oJ tbclf cause will Wiil the day. t his col umn ventures t o orrer a sure way to win in November for ~ h 1c h evcr of you 1s bright enough to recognize a brilliant strategy /\II you have to do to assure vi('tory 1~ pledge to work lo ~1b o l1 sh the office! Crazy? Consider the facts. Six and a half million Cali· fornians cast ballots June 6 but onl y 5 million bothered to vote for lie4te nanl governor . In other words about one of every four couldn 'l care less. BUT THAT is understandable des pite the fact the Dymally was crowing about his great record tn office while Curb was shout- 1111: about what he would do when he wins . For t he plain. un· adulterated. simple truth is that Dym ally has achieved exactly nothing in office and Curb could do no better IL as no reflection an either man A'> an Assemblyman a nd as :J Senator, Dymally was as good as the next guy. Curb ap· par€.'ntly IS some kind of a busi· nes s genius But the job of lit•ut enant governor, which Dym a lly knows Cull well and Curb will quickly learn 1f be is unlucky enough to win. is a ~real big nothing. THE TOTAL r esponsibility or tht· office 1s ~pell ed out in Article PauJ Harvey V. Sec 9 or the constitution to wit: "The Lleutcnanl Governor is President of the Senate but has only a casting vote " But he seldom presides over thal body for he bas no power except mg to vote on the rare occasion that all 40 members are deadloctted [ IMN6ER!) "TEST TRA<:K _, :D A self-imposed duty 1s to tn;, quire as to the health of the gov ernor each day for the eon stitution says he shall succeed as governor if has t>xccllency s h ou ld drop dead In this century that only happened once although two others r esigned to """"'~'-~,....._ "ftit.y~'2 it~ 'UMAcc~tAbfe i nstAbi lity' to (on~u~~s' Union, but it 's A<(eptt\ble to us.'' U<'Cept tiighcr OffiCt' Other than that the lieutenant governor s pends his days cutting ribbons or otherwise appearing busy hy making Flag Day or st rr\ilar Spet'chcs THU~ FOR thf' privileg& of h,1van j( someone to break. tie \Oll's 11l the Senate, which never happen:-; unlel>s those devilish Sen..ttors dcltberately ~tage it 1ust to l•mbar rass a lieutenant governor lbey don"t ltke~ lo have a stand-in for l~ governor should the office become vacanr which rarely occurs. and to otherwise have a ceremonial functionary. the taxpayers are she I ltn~ out nearly a m illion dollars a year Whal better way to app.eal to the vot ers . who have soundly demonstrated their desire to cut government spending.than to prnmasc to e ltminate this un· necessary expense? And there is precedent for a state to function without a lieu- tenant governor. Oregon has none In that state the governor is ::.ucceeded by other elected con· st1luttonal officers such as the secretary of sta te. if the office becomes vacant for whatever rca:-.on l\L 'O THERE 1s precedent in (.'altforma for abolishing a use· lt•ss constitutional office. The first const1tut1on establis hed the ... tatew1de elective office of s ur· 1.eyor-gene ral But in 1929 that office was abolished for less reas<>n than w<>uld be the case of theheutena nt governor for the '\urveyor-general did perform thc1se functions now carried out by the State Lands Commission. /\!though both Dymally and C urb will probably s pend a mnlion or mor e e,ach in their fort.hcom1ng campaigns, this C\uggeslion 1s being offered to tht•m completely free. Good luck' Public 'Servants' Lose Sight of Role ~ome of California 's "c1v1l <;('rvants" can't get used to the idea of being "servants" again. Thl·Y arc '>n <ll'l'U'>tomed to throw 1n).!. their \\f'1ght arounc1. de· m o th t r.1Ltn J.! th<.•1r a rrog•rnt .1 11 \ h n I' I t \ I h a I I h e \ ·, cl fOl"J.!fltl('ll . 111 this ('tlUll(I \ lht•\ JI t• not I h l' g n ,. <.' r n m<'nl . \\C <lrt'' What I 'm <•bout lo s ay mu:-.t be pre fac ed with some word of ap- p r c C' 1C1t1 on for l hc selfless l'mployees of federal. stale and lo('al govt>rn m c nt who have wnrkerl hard . 1·arn e d their :,,ala nc~. performed their jobs \\ l'l I B UT TllEV -the hard· working ones-must be more Mailbox embarrassed t han most of us w hen thev :-ce Cal1forn1a 's public ser v1re ('mployees' un ions pleading with that state'-; Supreme Court to outlaw Prop 13 as "unconsl1tut1onal SOON, therefore. wc can ex peel a court verdict on whetht'r this really as a ~overnment "of, by a nd for the people · · Or whe ther 1t has becomC' som ething l11ss which some en trenched burea uC'rals think they would prefer. Only part ot the public outrage is directed toward the size or re- cent property tax increases Perhaps the larger p a rt 1s directed toward the d1ctalorn1l tin gods often encounter ed by taxpayers whe n v1s 1ting City Hall or the County Bu1ldtng Farmers have seen "publtc servants'' who don't know bean., about farming intrude on their barns. barnlots a nd bookkeeping with arbitrary edi<'ts · "Do it this way o r else! .. Taxpayers are fed up with picketing schoolteachcrs de manding higher and higher wages while deh verang less and less education And the inexcusable waste and rtanger of cross-town school bus· mg And with road repair c rt'w'> g rowltnJ! at motoris ts as they tie up two lanes of traffic for half a day to put a shovelful of asphalt in a pothole. That as their employers. we the taxpayers have earned more resentment than respect. TAXPAYERS have s et•n reathe rbedding C'1v1I service e mployees da ring any body to fire them; government worker wages and pensions increasing higher and faster than anybody 's : bureaucrats in HEW also collecttng welfare c hecks on the s ide Gnvemmenl inspectors on the l;1k1• Food s r amp r ec ipi ent ~ purchasing fancy foods that the rest of us can 't afford. This nationwide regurgitation which was triggered June 6 in California is mort• than just re· '>ts tance lo high taxes-it in· c I ud cs resentment of the in· d1~n1t1cs and intimidation that 1axpayers have had to take from pubh<' off1<'ials and employees who have tended to turn our representative republic into a bureaucratic d1ctatorsh1p. And th<' ver y idea that Ca l1forn 1a 's gove rnme nt "'orkers a nd schoolteachers are now courtflghtmg for their riJ!hl to c•ontinuc riding the gravy train '" thl' most certain evidence thal nH1.,., ft ring<> a re long overdue let's Stop Subsidizing Political Junk Mail To the Editor· Politics were supposed lo be out of the postal service, but ap· parenlly not he re in Orange Counly. I have just learned how the politicans receive preferentiul treatment in the mailing or their third class junk mail that we are inundated with before elections. That mail telling me how won· derful they are goes directly to my "round file" as it does in many households. WE, indirectly, are paying to receive that garbage and I re· sent 1l. These politicians are sending thousands of pieces of m ail from all pos t offices during the last days before elections. The postal workers are working ovc•rt1me every day <sometimes forced> to the tune or over $10 an h ou r . wh1 ch is s ubsidiz1!d through our lax doll ars. Som e of these politicians come tn demanding next da·y delivery and usually getting It. causing. 1n some cases. the delay of first class mail. To (()p it off, their mail was deli vered special de· livery after the carriers left the offi ce on election day! We pay $2 plus postage ror lhal s ervice; t~ey paid lour cenls ! t do not wunt their mail nor do I want to p ny to n·ceivc: it and I reel som ett11ng ~hould be done al)out il before the November elffllOl'I LOUISE DUGGAN f'f911~• Trap l n 1 he• EcUtor I 11•:1d your front page art1cl1> o! .I unf' 22. rc~ard1nj( Coastline Com mumty Collcg<' with some amusement. I fail to see how your paper or the Coast District Board of Trustees could possibly fall into the figures tra p, e .g •, rig ures lie and liars figure. In the a rt1tle 1t was s ta te d the trustees "noted that Coastline educates its s tudents at less cost to the district than the perma ncnt campuses al Or;1nge Coast and Golden West " Th is looks fine on the surface . however. there are a few questions which s hould be askt'd bdo r e one printi; such nroncous 1nforma lion. It would appear that some lnvest1pt1ve reporting as in or der. Coastline Collcf.te, known fl!> the "college without walls. · 1s hardly ri college wit houf ~alls. a nd with their proposal to lt•asl' a school building from Newport Mesa Ols triN. 111 abo11t t o become less so. It was ,interest ing to note that the uc·cr~1tsllon report which was presented to the district lrustccs included tht: recommendation that Coastline have a building of its own This would indicat e to th(• least chs cerning of us thul ttw no wtills co ncept 1s crumbl i n g 1n someone 's mtnd NOW LET'S uddress tht> c·ost pe r student Issue which was raised by th(' board of trustees According to th<.' article which. T assume used f1aurcs supplied by the dist n r t. Coastline 1s educ at tnl( s tudenLc; at ,, pcr student cost S223 less thun the perm(I nent cnmpu11c-. IC this ts true. 1l •~ an 1mprtss1vc· amounl. but let ·s explore thl'l economy anRlc (Urtht't Coastline WJ~ un CXJ>Cn . ·/.· .. · ... m enl by the district in the use ot part·time employees and was formed from the off.campus pro· grams of the perma nent cam puses. The programs were ad mtnastered by six 16) persons, four (41 at Orange Coast College a nd two (2) at Golden West College. These people a lso ud minis tered the evening pro g rams at the two campuses The staff was made up of part t1mt• e mployees ·as 1s the s tarr of Coastline whic h. incidentally. now has a growing group of full time instructors In contrast to the adm1nistrat1vc structurE.> un d er the old system . Coastline ela1ms at least 19 and som(• fi~ures run a s high as 30 ad minis t rators Further. nothing h:l:o; hf'en mcnt1on1•c1 1n \oaslltne's figures or their Stu dents' use or ~x1sting libraries. de . ~1t the perman<·nt c·am puses Surely these would com prise real costs mvolvt.'<I in the cducut10n of~· student t'sin~ a purely cconomlr argu mcnt. we would have an obv1011~ l.las1:s for the disso lution of Coastline Md lntcgr ;H ion or the programs bark Into the <'xlsting perm anent colleg~s of thE.> dis t r ic t /\s the p roJ(ram~ of Constllne would be administered by the existing collegt>~. they would remain available to stu· dents This oclion would redu<'e the administrative salaries. r1!n tul of odmin1strat1vE.> office .... conrt"rencc. trove! and organ1t11 Ilona I fees ndm1n1strllt1vt• staff l:lnd a ncillary !l("rv1Cl''. ull those htt le · thtnA'I hke v1>h1<'lt's nod m11t•al[r C'C1~·ni1e' wht<'h art-'iO near a nd dcur to the hcurts of tht.' t.1:\payer Alter a ll. isn't thtl> wh<it the pubhr was .!.;.tying when it ovrrwhclm1ngly passed Prop: 1:1 This letter 1s submitted to you hy a district employee and has not lleen prese nted to the United f'a<·ulty Organization or a t the 111sl1g1:1tt<m nf any campus or gan11allon II \\Ill remain Un · s igned ror obvious reasons. N/\Mf: WITllllELO Co•pa•11io11 Laeking To th<' Ed 11nr I \II a.., d1sma) cd to read a quote from tfO\\ard .Jarvis· "The trnuma of 11 la\ bill that you can not pay 1s far '-"Ors e than if th~ wclfarcchcckdocsn't a rr1ve " As an offlcaul in the California Apartment Owncr'i Association, J ~1rv1 s knows ver~ well that tax htll.., may remain unpaid for ~ev('ral Yt.'<•rs without actually losing th1~ property Apparently. however . he is ell hn unwilling or unttblt.'lo rcco~nize that a missing w1•lfort• <.'ht'<.'k could we ll mean no food th1~ week for a mother and sevt>ral children. I AM fnJthtened of a man who ha.., ttwt much influe nce and that ltttll.' human compassion. At least. he make~ 1t clear whBl his prlorlt ies are 1 And before you 'ump oil over my cuw. I al~eady pay a pretty hefty tox bill on rny own house. ~ltr<'. l'ct ltke n <.'Ut 1n taxes too, but not by st;\rv1n~ my follow human bt'1n~'i Shu ml· on you, Howard' DAVID WEINGARDEN t NATIONAL Leniency for a Killer Young Double Slayer Gets 18 Months NEW YORK fAPl The 15 year·old boy held the 8UD three inches from the !iUbway rider's left temple. squeezed the trigger, and killed Why'I "He got a kick out of blowing them away," said a cousin who was with him when the boy killed Moises Perez. 38. on March 28. But that k111ing and a history of violence re. s uited an a jaH sentence of only 18 months. handed down Wednesday. He was convicted of juvenile de· lioquency. NINE DAYS EARLIE R, THE boy, armed with a pistol he bought on the street for $65. shot and *illed Noel Perez. 45. during another subway ride. . Thal time he Left a s neaker print in a pool of blood. Two days after that slaying, the boy, whose -name was not released . appeared in Family Court on a n unrelated pickpocketing charge during which trans it police caJled him "extremely dangerous." and recommended he be remanded to a juvenile detention center. But the judge, despite a city lawyer's pre· diction that the boy would commit a more serious crime. released him in custody of his mother. TWO DAYS LATER, THE boy and his cousin : were s urprised in a trainyard by motorman Anthony Lamorata. The boy shot Lamorata in the back. wounding him seriously. Put on a Happy F~e ' Youngsters at Srottsdalc Girls Club, Srottsdnle. Ariz .. ~how off their skill at ap· µlying grease painl 'fhey attend a theater makeup class. "lle's the most violent kid I've ever seen an Family Court." said one prosecutor. "He 's a cold· blooded killer " Lofked up in the Spofford Juvenile Detention Center afle7 a transit police investigation, the boy warned another inmate, "I'll kill you ii you sit ~ ........... ,,,. , ..... , ........... , •••ebocl11'• ,, .... ,, ,. gee ldllftl.' ~~~-~ down next to me ." lie stabbed the inmate in the neck with a fork. THE BOY.ONCE BRAGGED of having a re· cord of eight robbery arrests which began when he was 9 years old. He tiad spent seven months in the upstate Brookwood Center for Youth where h e intimidated the staff. bludgeoning two members with a ham- mer. Jn one day, he reportedly raped another boy, stole a truck. attempted to run over a social worker and menaced the director and 10 staff members with a crow bar. When a psychiatris t was called, the boy beat him up. During his Family Court appearances, he spat on an assistant d1stn ct attorney, hurled a glass ash tray al a guard. cursed al the Judge and said he was keeping a list or people he intended to kill when he escaped. including the cook at Spofford and a prison van dr iver who drove him to court. DESPITE HIS BACKGROUND AND the re· eent two killings and wounding of Lamorata. the boy was sentenced lo 18 months lo five years -the m aximum Family Court Judge Edith Miller could impose under the state's juvenile offenders law. "They put this kid away for 18 months, .. one detective said. " In 18 months and a day, somebody's goi ng lo get killed." Gov Hugh Carey commented Thursday, "This type of offender should never be allowed back on the s treets. He ~hould be totally isolated from society " Carey said he would push for life in prison without parole for Juveniles as well as adul ts who commit violent crime~ . E/Jerly Woman Murdered BLOOMFIELD HILLS". Mach. <A P I Gladys Martha Smith, "a little old lady who never botht>rcd anyone.·· was tied up and beaten to death an her home by someone who probably took two televis ion sets and ;;1 clock. police said. Mrs . Smith. 72. was found in her bedroom Wednesday with he r h ands tied behind her back and her ~k ull crushed, police ),a id ·4fhursday. Fnday June 30 1978 DAILY PILOT .•t 7 Station Wason Pad 6 .9~ • •""' •ec 2 99' ' (( 64 2 • 4321 ) Direct or collect, to subscribe A neighbor ca lled We st Bloomficld Township police after attempt<; to reach Mrs S mith by telephone failed. The neighbor notified authorities after hearing Mrs. Smith's dog barking in the backyard. Direct~r's Chai;-i~~;; ~ ~-'-~---~~~~~~~--f. ' • , ' to YOUR hometown paper, the DAILY PILOT SAINTS SIMON AND JUDE MENS CLUB HUllllllGTOll BEAGI flliiWORKS BOllAllZ~iJ --.."'~~~PPy 'f >•-- ..:a; 'tf :::---?, -.... 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""• .. , -~ .. -.. \ Patio Chair ---l . ~ llJ CJAll \' PIL 0 T Fn <Say June 30 1978 County Lauds Growth Survey An elaborate county stody designed to call an .alert lo Southca.i.t Oi;,ange County areas where Jrowth ls in danger of outstripping public services !uas won the approval of county supervisors. The board praised the 576-page document which shows that so rar the area's rapid population increase 1s safely within targeted growth rates. Supervisors also asked that county officials use the growth monitoring study in evaluating all iuture land us~ propo~a ls. A woman who claims that her landlord atld other defendants inun· dated her with threaten· ing letters in a bid to force her to leave her apartment has s ue d them for SS 5 million In ORANGE COUNTY I/ yo11 dori' t s11SoA t. 1-·amrrH Nori·.S,,.oAer, Polley ~ may proJrcl yo1" ho111t, lllJIO o' "P"'l'llHtll /or /us.• I ~ Our 21st Vear l 548•5554 ~ RAB81n INSURANCE co11 u Now1 91.t HARBOR BOULEVARD, O>STA MESA IN ADDITION. THEV agreed that a study of 'lOrtheast county regions be included an future monitoring reports. damages ~-~-------------~--~ Supervisor Ralph Diedrich also asked that !hen the report is updated nex1, year il contain a listing of current housing stock by price rang~ in each ~ommunity. . Copies of the report later will be available for oublic review at the county Public Information Of· fi ce in Santa Ana Newport Man Sues Paper for Libel 1 A Newport Beach man who claims lhe Los Ange les Times libeled him wh.ile he was serving e1s a director of the Orange County Transit District bas i.;ued the newspaper for S4 million in damages. A ttom t'y Ri cha rd B. Lynn claims in bis Superior Court lawsuit that the Times implied in a story published June 22. 1977. that he had beeo bribed by an advPrti5m~ company. THE TJMES STORY OF THAT DATE com- mented on dected and appointed government of· ficials who accepted gifts from billboard firms. Lynn notes in the lawsuit that be was in· terv1ewed on the topic by two Times reporters and assured them that he had not been the recipient of soch gifts Lynn s t<1lt:S ht• later called an editor of the Times to make sure that the pomt was clearly un· derstood He states the story t:ontaining the alleged libel was then published He demanded a ~etractioo from the Times but the newspaper refused to com· mcnt further on the story. LYNN NOTES IN HIS LAW'StJIT that the Ryan Outdoor Advertising Company owed ttim l J.557 for legal services he had performed but the company in:-isted he accept h.is fee in the form of airfares that. he purchased through the firm ·s ('redit t·urd Lynn M:rved as the OCTO board·s public member from 1971 to 1976. He was not reappointed -..n the wake of reports that he bad done l~gal work f or a maJor OCTO contractor while voting on the firm ·s contracts as a director KAILUA Disco Bise tfoekies Cynthia E . Hampton of Westminster claims in her ·orange ·county Superior Court lawsuit LE.a!.~ l.!t~e\t~rs l~ 1 er apartment and-on her car we re signe d .. The Claw." She furthe r claims that the defendants have been using a pass key to gain unauthorize d ad · mission to her apart· m e nt which has been damage d and van - dalized by the m on numerous occasions. Ana Bizarro of thl' Harbor Area Girls Club and Danny Lanahan <In hat> of Westminster Boys Club lend a hand to Skip Olsen of KEZY '1eft> <md DJ Ken Nelson in preparation for..a July 7 Disco Dance to be. h.cld from 8 p. m. to 11 p. m. at the Westminster Boys Club. Fund· raising event will bene fit 17 Boys and Girls clubs in Orange County Named as defendants in the action are bu.ild· ing s upe rvisor P aul J acobs, manager Har- ri e t E . Jewit.t and George L. Argyros. a partner in the firm that owns and operates the Celespan Apartments. County Mu11s . Smog Report A report hsting ways local government can work to clean up the air has been approved by Qraoge County supervisors. But the strategies listed. which range from bu1ldtn~ more bicycle lanes to developing tax in· cent1ves for smog.free mdustnes. will have no im- mediate impact. Instead ~ report will be submitted to re· gional. state and federal agencies as part of an overall air polJution control effort. MEANWHILE, COUNTY officials will work on more detailed plans to implement the smog con· 'trol proposals. Paul Raver. a senior analyst 10 the County Ad · ministrator's Office. said the regional air quality management plan is to take effect next June . First it must pass through reviews by the tax incentives to e ncourage the phase-out of in- dustrial equipment that pollutes the air and offer ing mcehllves to industries that don·t pollute. THE R EPORT ALSO MENTIONS buil<Ung more bicycle lanes to discourage auto traveVand providing safe bicycle storage at schools. shoppmg centers and entertainment attractions. It recommc:nds supporting public transit and carpools and encouraging flexible work schedules to decrease freeway congestion wruch leads to slower traffic and higher pollution Traffic also could be speeded by integrating tr~Cfic signals. Umiting peak-hour on-street park- ing and developing one-way travel on congested streets. the report s aid. Southern California Association of Governments. ( ) the California Air Resources Board and the federal L. .~J. 00) O . Environmental Protection Agency. . --------' DAILY PILOT Among strategies discussed in the report are INFORMS in the .zoning measures to control growth and polJutants. BROWN JORDAN PATIO FURNITURE SAIE -~-. -. .. . .. . -- TAMIAMI Reg. Now ~ Reg. 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AT YOUR SERVICE CALIFORNIA QUEENIE RETURNS "I tr-1ed talking to 1t . but 1l must be hard of hearing .. ~---~----------~---~- 20th 'Century-Fox Suit Alleges Embezzlement LOS ANGELES <AP I -County prosecutors arc investigating the .. possible embezzlement of more than SI m1lhon from a subsidiary of 20th "Century-Fox The district attorney's office says it did not l<'a rn of the possibl~ loss, however, until Fox filed a civil lawsuit in Superior Court last Friday as the parent <:orporat1on to DeLuxe General, Inc . a H ol lywood firm that (_ ) 1 makes movie prints for 1.."T'..,.Tf; 1 distribution. ·"'' -'''' The suit seeks to force a Swiss bonding company to pay off on policies \olahng SI m11l1on for r eported losses sus- Uuned by OeLuxe through allegedly illegal con- duct of a since-dismissed employee. Son Ex«'."o,..munff"afed LOS ANGELES (AP > Garner Ted Armstrong, u spell.banding radio.televis ion evangelist for the Worldwide Church of God, has been cast out of the church by his father for al- tegedly becoming too secular in his broadcasts. Herbert W. Armstrong, 85-year·old patriarch· ~f the 65,000-member denomination, announced the <·xcommunication of his son in a letter mailed to church members Thursday. llelwaring Ref1U1e d SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -The California Supreme Court won't reconsider its decision that <the ~tate's minimum price law for liquor is un· -const1tutional, the court said Thursday .. 'fhe court. which three times earlier had up- tield the ~o-called fair trade liquor law, ruled un· aaimously May 30 that the 38-year·Old state statute c.ind related· regulations of the Department or Alcoholic Beverages conflicted with the federal Sherman Antitrust Act. .-1 f I orney S eupe111kd SA!'l FRANCISCO <AP> -Juan "Corona's form er attorney, Richard E. Hawk, will be unable to practice law for two months after he was s us· .pended by <the California Supreme Court an the aftermath of a 1973 federal income tax conviction. Th~ action was taken Thursday. Hawk had been fined $3,000 and served six months in prison for failing to file tax returns for I !>68 a nd 1969. whc.n he alle~edly had a gross In com~ of $115,174 . A jury acquitted him of two other ~ounts covering 1966 and 1977 Burbank 11 irport Sold BUR.RANK <AP> -A three-city airport authority ha~ t<iken over official ownership of the llollywood-Burbank Airport amid objections from 11carby rcs1drntl> who want the fac1hty s hut down because of its noise _ The Hollywood Burbank AirJ)ort Authority, .-cprcsenting the cities of Glendale, Burbank and Pasadena. offac1ally purchased the airport for S51 m1lhon Thursda) from the Lockheed Corp. Clemente Denies $445,000 Claim A claim for $445,400 in damages against the c1 - IY '>f San Clemente by the Daon Corporation, dev- e lopers of 575 new homes planned on the Forster Hanch. has been denied by the City Council. Acting on the recommendation of the city's in s urance carrit>r. Carl Warren and Company of Santa Ana. counc1lmen voted unarumously lo deny the claim. The Daon Corporation 's claim is based on al· legations that the city has delayed Forster Ranch development through negligence in its approval process. said Assistant City Attorney Michael Bartlett. Bath Ban Reve r sed TOKYO (AP) -A supreme court has re· versed two lower court rulings and turned down at· tempts by mothers and local authorities to ban the Tur kish bath ln Yamatata, northern Japan. The mothers protested because the balh ls near a· children's park. Judge Kaiuo Kurlmoto ruled that foes of the bath abused administrative power In t he process of heving it outlawed, and saJd the earlier rulings were not "valid." Beth owner Shochi Taira appealed the lower court decisions saying the local government vlolat· ed the Ja,panese constltuUon in a fight against bis .bualneu. Uunp Signups Set Two week camp sessions are ~tall available for handicapped Individuals At Camp RIO, operated by the Renabilltatlon Institute of Oraoge County l Information is nvallable by calhog 633 7400. , The camp Is OJ>"n to children, t~ns ancj adults r with physkol d111sbllitlc!I. • # -·· , . . \ T l f"k B i f n C'a....,. Da11gn-S DEAR PAT What 1s the best way to removt• a tic·k from the skin? We plan to do a lot of h1k1ng this summer and I've heard that tacks can bt.• a real problem. W.H .. Huntington Beach Physicians contacted by A YS recommend us .. ru_sni~Uh>rc~.r tweezus. !lgbt1¥ grasping the bead of the tick and gently moving It upwud and outward from the skin. Using bot-objects, ether or chloroform Is not r«ommended. Rinse hands and tweeze rs with alcohol and disinfect the bite. Because ticks can carry Rocky Mountain spotted fever, relapsing fever, lick paralysis and Colorado tick fever, try to avoid the!>e biles by tucking panb into bqots or sock!> and sblrb under belt~. Pin Protttbed Pro•ptlfl DE AR PAT I ordered a blouse and a dress pan from Budget Uniform Center last Jan. JO It s the same old story My $26.19 check was cashed. no merchandise was received and my letters go unanswered I lope you can help E fl . Costa Mesa Budget Uniform Center doesn't seem to have any record of your order or correspondence. Send a copy or your check <front and back) with your choice of refund or order processing to J qan McCall at Budget Uniform Center, !Wt Mill Road, Andalusia , Pa. 19020. Let A YS know Ir response is slow. Rl' Bette r Ge t a More On DEAR PAT. We re·C'ently moved anto a lovely neighborhood an Costa Mt·~a. but 1l has one Cla\\ ~J\ resident on our street lt:aves a large recreational vehicle -at least 30 fort long parked at the curb 99 percent of the t1mt• It 1s an eyesore Js men's tank top Men's polyester/cotton tank tops tn a variety of solids. lanc1e~ S1zesS-M·L infan1 batiste diaper sets Polyester/cotlon in maize mint red or blue Sizes up to 6 months 289 Friday. Jurie 30 l 978 OAtL Y PILOT 119 Basit Skills Enrichment Gut u Jl'Ublt>m" fl1en umlt' lo Pat l>unn Pat will cut red tape. gt'lling the ansWt'rs and action you neect 111 solt't' 11Wqu11rr.~ m qovenament and bWtneu Mail 1111ur CJl~'.\llUTL\ 111 Pol l>u,,n Al Your Service. Orange Coast l)t.11/y 1•11111 I' CJ Hor 1560. Costa Mesa . CA 9lblb As many lt•ttt•rs as pos11t>U? Will be oruwerect. but phm1ed mqumes or letters not includlng the rewfrr's full name address and busmes& hours· phone numhercanrwt be considered Thiscolumriappearsdai· /y trt't>pl Saturcta11s .. TUTORING READING & MATH there any law against th1s? I've seen the police drive by with never a glance at this R. V J .M , Costa Mesa 31hlcleftbto l,hacller LocatkM1 IR , CC>aOHA DK MAI -EA5TIWFF COSTA MESA_.ACICIAY MIWPORT IEACH There is a city ord inance which requires vetitclei> be moved every 72 hours. Phone the t raffic divis ion or t he Cost a Mesa P olice Department 1556·5263), and report this vehicle. OHlcers can mark the tires, and If It isn't moved withla thtWim~ Umil. a Uckel can be Issued or the R .. V. can be towed away. Retrieving It wut cost tbe owner about sso. I t.o.-sessions. 5 days per wfff( '2 5 ,.,. dild Oranq~ Coast YMCA 2~fo lW•enffv Drtn .. • .,.,. ..... C.92660 ..... &42'·99fOI. Ends Course Just One O/Tlwse Bad Days Doctor <Col.> Tracy---------~----------- E Strevey Jr .. son of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy E. Strevey, 850-0 Ronda Mendoza, Laguna Hills, has graduated from the Army War .College, Carlisle Barracks. Pa AT WIT'S END Erma tells it like It ia. ALBUQUEHQUE, N M. <AP> -It was the sort or thing that hap- pens to a born loser A man 11n sport y clothes walked up to a teller at an Albuquerque bank Thursday and de- manded all her money. In the DAILY PILOT FREEDOM FIREWORKS -ALL ASSORTMENTS OVER SI0.95 ::--..... ' 'Good Giiiy wt..11 ,,....... ..... Hw fhwcwb St-" .,..W'M "f COMllte CHAllTllS "G1V(' you a ll our mont.•y'"' the startled teller responded. Then she fainted The bewildered would· be robber turned and i>c urned out of the build- ing. empty.handed. ~ SAt4fA At4A UICIYCBffP llJt SO. IAISTot. COSTA MlSA MOMTGOMBY WARDS FOUHTAIH YAW Y 1011 SO. HISTOL 7.1 1 CIHTH lu1not. & s.D. 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Kemper spokeswoman Carol Newman said that this year's nationwide contest drew only six en- tries one of which was too frivolous to consider As a result, she said, the judge's had onJy five cn- t ri es from which to select three winner~ The winners in the 23 -ycar-old contest s hared $3,500 in cash prizes Appointed SACRAMENTO u\Pl A 26-year-old Fortuni.I man is the first !>ludent representative to serve as a voling member of the Cahfornia Com muni- ty Cqlleges' board of governors He 1s Richard Cro1> de M<Angc. .1 student at the Collcgl· uf the Redwoods 1n Eureka Deaths Elsewhere BLACKSBURG. Va •AP> Walter S tephenson Newmab, 83, president of Virginia Polytechnic fns titute ~nd State University from 1947 until rctire- m en t 1n 1962, died Thursda:? SOUTllBURY, Conn 1A P ) Carl Bixby, 83. creator of the long. running daytime radio drama "Li fe Can Bea ut1ful" and who l<.1ter wrote the television soap opera .. Edge of Night." died Thursday Death Noti<-es MINI(£ R .. l.P'1 8 MINtt[, JR of ~tWPOrl ll~·Hll P•~\<t<I away Junr 2a, 1Yl8 Su,.vhtfd C>y h1\ wtlf~ e<lrma \On Ron•td Ou•~ M int&:• ot Nfl'woorl B""cn. d•ugM"' J.tnl\ Min~~ Oll""r of Co"" Mu&. 9r&nd~on Mlc11e .. 1 A-ch .. rd Oltv~r of c.o,t• M e\>tt ~rv•c~\ w1ff bl> ~td 1 Orn Saturd.•Y. Ju•v I ell Ptc•lot ll••w ChaP•I £ntom1>,,,.n1 Pacific lll<'W ~mo..lal Fourth Races Set Harbor. Regatta Tops Weekend Slate By /\I.MON LOCKABE\' o.ur f'I~ a..11 .. , wrtl•r Call them Independen ce Day, Fourth or July or Firecracker -by any name they spell plenty of sailboat action for Orange County sailors this weekend The Newport Harbor Yacht Club's Independence Day Regatta is one of the oldest and mos t traditional Fourth of July events in Southern California. It will attract upwards of 200 "round-ll)e-buoys" racers on courses inside the bay and outside in the ocean. DOWN UANA POINT way, the Dana Point Yacht Club will be host to Performance Handicap Racing Fleet skippers and crews in a fourth of Ju ly regalta on Saturday and the Capistrano Bay Yacht Club will con duct. what it ralb a J"1recracker Hegatta for Sabots and Lasers on Sunday T he nautical fraternity will be busy a II up and down the coast this weekend wtth everythmg from a long distance coastal race from Marina ·del Rey lo San Diego lo weekend re· gattas in every area of the Southern California Vachtmg Association. The biggest Fourth of July Regatta outside of Newport Beach will be the Alamitos Bay Yacht C lu b 's traditional holiday event at Long Beach THE MARINA DEL Rey to San Diego race is co-sponsored by the WindJammers Yacht Club of Santa Monica Bay a nd the Southwestern Yacht Club, San Diego. The event has t?rown to rival the famed Newport to Ensenada race with 300 or more entries each year For those yachtsmen not engaged m racing, peacefuJ !hopefully> coves on Catalina and other c hannel islands will be the lure for the cruising type yachtsmen -both power and sail. Doug Bombard. head of the Catalina Camp and Cove Agency predicts that e\'ery mooring on both sides of Catahna will be occupied and that hundreds of otherl> will drop anchor in or outside their favorite cruising area. Southern California Yachting As socialton calendar. Newport-Balboa NEWPORT HARBOR YACHT CLU U lndependence Day Regatta <all classt's> Saturday, Sunday DANA POINT YACHT CLUB In dependence Day Regatta c PHRfl Saturday. CAPISTRANO BAY YACHT CL'UB F irecracker Regatl<.1 tSabot, L<.1ser1 Saturdav. Sunday Los Angeles-Long Beach ALAMITOS BJ\ Y YACHT CLUB l"ourlh ot July Kegatta. Saturday.Sun day Santa Monica Bay WINDJAMMERS YACHT CLUU Marana del Rey to San Diego race <IOR, PHRF, MORA, ORCA> starts SC:1turday. SOUTH COJ\ST CORINTllIAN YACHT CLUH Ladies At The Helm, Sunday San Diego SOUTHWESTERN YACHT CLUB Ftnish Marina del Rey lo San Diego race, Sunday MISSION BAY YACllT CLUB Firecracker Series I a ll classes 11 Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday CORONADO YACHT CLUB Luff In <Sabot) Saturday OCEANSIDE YACHT CLUB Predicted Log race (power> Satur day, Sunday. SAN DIEGO NAVY SAILING CLUB -Independence Day Regatl<.1 rCal-2Q, Catalina-27) Saturday. Sun· day SILVER GATE YACllT CLUB I ndepcndence Day Regatta. Satur- day. Sunday, Tuesday. North and Inland SANTA BARBARA YACHT CLUB .Semana Naut1ca. S<.1tyrday. Sun day. (. WESTLAKE YACHT CLUB Firecracker Rc>~atta. Sunday Tt«> ·Boats ·Finish .Ton Racing Solo Hawaii Race Title Goes Two wear)' sailors steered their boats into Ilana lei Bay on the. island of Kaui, Hawaii, Thurs- day to complete the first single handed Transpacific yacht race from San Francisco. The firs t boat across lhe finish hne was Solitaire, a Bill Lee·designed Santa Cruz-27 sailed by Norton Smith. 32. of Mill Valley. Sixteen hours tater. Skip Allan of San Francisco, formerly of Newport Beach, sailed his 28-foot Wiley-designed sloop Wild Flower into Hanalei Bay. BOTII SKIPPPERS WERE exhausted after days of manually steering their crafts after their steering vctncs and automatic pilots had failed or carried away. Solitaire <ind Wild Flower were among the small boat contingent whicl\ started the race June 15 in stormy conditions outside the Golden Gate. Al least six boats abandoned the race The larger boats started four days later. Radio reports Thursday indicated that the next nearest boat to the finish was about 700 miles ALLAN GOT HIS FIRST sailing experience as a Junior al the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. He 1s the son of Robert M. Allan Jr., former commodore of NH YC. who now resides in Pebble Beach. The race is co-sponsored by the Single handed Sailing Society and Pacific Skipper magazine. published in Newport Beach. T.o Kilroy John Kilrov Jr of Loi> An~eles wo'n the One Ton North J\ merican sailing champiom;h1p al Harbor Springs. Mich., Thursday with only one '1ctory m the fp,.·e race !>erle~ Sailing the Bruce Farr·dc s igned one tonner Scalawag he pur c hased in New Zealand. Kilroy posted finishes of 2-Z' I 3-2 1n the five-race sent>s which in· dudtd lhn·c 30 mile races. one 110 mile over nightcr and one 240 mile dis tance race P•rk ~t4Ct ftc V l ~w Mort u•rv - 0 "·'_' 0 " ---Pedestal Steering Kllroy's crew was composed of Andy nose. Newport Beach . tacti- cian : Terry Lalonde. Bruce Ken"all, Dave Pedrick and Steve Bull. Most of the crew were from h11> father Jim Kilroy 's famed world campaigner. the 79 foot ketch Kwloa. Coa•tal Weather atLL llOADW A Y MO ITU AU 110 Bro.idw.tv Co51a Mr>·.,, (142-91 'l{I SMITH-TUTMU.l·LAMI MO«TUA1lY WISTCUff CHAf'iL 427 E 17th St Costa Mi>sa 646-4888 f>IYCE .. OTHERS SMfTHS' MORTUARY 6?7 M~1n St HunllnQIOr'I a .. fl •• '>36-6a3ci SHlffff MOIT'UAIT 976 So Coast Hwy t.aguna Beach 494-1535 1533N El Camino Real San Clemente 492 moo PH« IAMll Y COl.OHIAl fUHHAL HOME 7801 Bolsa Ave WeS1m1nster 893-3525 PACIFfC YllW MIMOllAL PAU Cemetery Mor111.vy ChMlPI 3~00 Pac1l1c: V•f'w Dr1.1e Newoorl Ca1tlorn1,1 6 44·2 700 M<COIMICK MOlfUAlllS Laciuna Beach 494-941 5 Laguna Hill• 768-0933 s.tn J1ian Cao•Slr.mo 495 I 776 'ALn4aiff<>f'f FUt&ALHOMI e.6-24'24 ,, COSTA MESA tH3-0450 ' . '• --. ; .. 6 0 SysteDlAnnounced Low ctOUO\ fllarly tT'M)rntnO hour) oth~rwt\t" \unriy Saturoay A pedestal steering system designed especial ly for Catalina-30 s loops has been announced by Teleflex Yacht Specialties of Santa Ana. L\9nt variable wind\ n•QM t11no morn.no hout\ H1qft~ S.furd•• 1n thf' /Os C~&\U\f tfl'mCW"ratures wtll ,4,,9t b~I ~~n S1 '"'" /4 I ntiina 1~m p~r tuf'f'•\ will fMQtt ~tWf'~n bO ""d !O t ,,,. Wblf•r frmper "ture wtlt be b,. The main advantage of the system over others for this particular yacht IS that it does not reduce the size of the sleeping area on the q uarter-berths. ;ind because of its 1arge quadrant and 24 -inch ~heel, it produces greater steeling power The wheel is stainless steel with the spokes welded securely to the hub. The shaft turns on a mrcarta sle<!ve bearing which offers little turning fraction and will g ive Jong life without damaging the shaft or housing Su11~ ,noon~ Tide11 l'AIOAY SMon<I h•Qn 11 14 pm 1 1 ~cond IOw 1 OS p m ) 1 SATURDAY First tow 1 ,. " m o 1 For\I l11Qh 8 11 • m. J • S..cona •ow I 1' p m 1 q SfC0<1d h•Qh I ••pm st Sun rl\H s 4\ .1 m Vf\8 oe pm Moon''"'' 1 J1• m \fl\4 IOp"' Detroit Power Event ·Muncey Hydro Winner DETROIT <AP> __ Veteran Bill Muncey edged young Chip Hana uer by 25 yards to win the Spirit of Dt>tro1t Race on the wind-swept 11ctroil Ri ver for u nlimi t ed hydroplanes Muncey, driving Atlas Van Lines, and the 24-year old Hanauer. piloting the Souire Shoo. emf'rei>n A« vlc-tnr-; in each of their two warmup heats to qualify for the fi fth and final 15-milc race on the lhree mile course. Muncty colleded about $11 ,000 for Ms e ffort The triumph was the second in two starts this ~ea.son for the 14-ye"r old Muncey and the 46th career victory, a record among un· limited hydroplane drivers. "IT WA DIFFICULT, frightening and .scnry for everyone." he said "J got out of attitude a roupl(' of times. but w~ really dldn 't hetv c any problem~" M un('('y and mo:-.t ,or the nine other driver~ in thl· ract• •~mplarncd 41bout , I . ~ . .... . . .. . the condition of the water. which was buffeted by winds of JO to 15 mph, causini deep swells and kicking-up whitecaps. Qne casually of the rough con· d1t1ons was Miss Budweiser, driven by Ron Snyder In h111 second heal, Snyder h1l "a deep hole" and shattered the• left s ponson of his boat Snyder was unable to continue und (ailed to make the final hcut DESPITE THI-; rough cond1ttons. Muncey took his first heat with a time of 103.092 mph, easily out distancing Lhe second placf' Snyder Hanautr averaged 87 790 in taldna his Initial heat. In the second round. Muncey er.me in at 104 610 mph whilt' Hunaut•r countt'rt'd at 88 991 to Rel up the hnal race duf'I Third Ovf'rull wa!' Ooh Mllkr. dnv Ina the Prohe. (ollowl•c1 by Churk King, in Pfll O'Grndy'' ll fo'tfth V.ll\ Tom MJtrtin1 In Mii;s Oetrn1t H11d111 1ir111lh1r • ,. # .. -••• . .. . ..... -f I • ,. • • - Particular People Select JOHNSON & SON ' · Home of the "Golden Touch11 Johnson & Son tHmed to bend ovtr backwards to get me whot I wonted." SUE REPEU.A Or91p, Cllf. "Best advertising, and. you had morf to show:" ~ ALUM H. AMDERSON s.teAlte.C«Mf. "Good Mr¥ice and friendly people who nde you fetf at home." "I've been doing bu,Jineu with Johnson & Son for years and enjoy the friendly atmosphere." Orange County s Oldest Lincoln· Mercury Dealf'rsh1p . . JOHNSON Be SON I* I 2626 Harbor Blvd. • Costa Mesa • 540-5630 ON KIMBAi.i. WE HOW OffER SUPERB GRANDS IH SIZES FtlOM THE PETITE TO 5'8". FROM LUXURIOUS PECAH TO WALNUT OR WHITE & GOLD. THESE FtNE PIANOS ARE .+. V .+.ILAILE IN M.+.HY STYLES. SPECIALLY PRICED NOW ... FROM: - - FULL 42" COM SOLES IH W .+.LHUT &. PECAN, ICIMl.+..LL'S CRAFTS- MANSHIP AND EXCLUSIVE r.+.TENTED. UHILOCI IACIC. COMES WfTH CUSTOM PADDED IEHCK. PRICED AS LOW AS 5 1095 THIS WEEKEND ONL V LARGE SELECTION OF SHEET MUSIC PHOTOGRAPHS FOR IU..USTRATlOl'i PURf>OSES OFFER GOOD AT COSTA MESA & MISSION VIEJO ONLY ( \UT llOPPE ~ J SATIRIZES in the DAILY PILOT ... ... . . . . l I • .. ' NATIONtf-I MUSIC Getting Acquainted Silver Anniversary Jazz Festival Gets Surprise By DOLORES BARCLAY NEW YORK <AP> -Gerl{'. Mulligan gave the Newport J azz Festival an amilveraary present -a 13-pieee band. Festival producer George Wein had hired the saxaphonist's quintet. But Mulligan, at his own expense, added the extra musicians Thursday night to help celebrate Newport's silver an· niversary. .. THIS IS ONE OF THE nicest things that's ever happened to me all these years," said Wein lo Mulligan on the stage of Carnegie Hall. Mulligan appeared in the first testival in Newport. R.I., 2S years ago. Mulligan's gift was a pleasant change from the overamJ>lified sound of some smaller groups. H~ used old concert jau charts for a breezy and m ellow romp through the likes or Harold Arlen and Al Cohn. He opened with the uptempo "Out of This World," with some impressive solo work by Tom Harold on trumpet. Next came Jonathan Man· del 's Honky-tonk theme from the movie, "I Want to Live" -"Black Nightgown." MULLIGAN, WHO FORMED A QUARTET in 1952 in California. has lost none of the cool smoothness and reedy elegance of bis baritone sax that worked so well with Chico Hamilton and Patrick Nowacki. 3. a nd a young skunk give each other close Chet Baker. scrutiny as they get acqu ainted at Pat.rick's home in Milwaukee. Without dominating the other horn players, The skunk is one of s~ven his mother. Mrs. August Nowacki, is Mulligan did his solo work with drive and even· raising \\1th permission of the state. The skunks will be released ness. This was especially apparent in Harold later . Arlen's "Come Rain or Come Srune ... This was ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ulligan's arrangement and had momen~ of BOw to Gtn a Cat '-...--. c~opener Noise Lures Feline BIRMINGHAM. Ala (AP> -Bob and Eda Moore were aJl set to drive from Mobile to Birmingham to their new home But where was the cat? After Moore and some friends tromped through woods around their old hoU¥.e for about an hour searching .in vain for the cat, a neighbor's child .)>aid the cat frequented a storm ;11ewer. AH HA! THERE was the cat, but it was too far away to reach. • They tried c<i lhng the cat -that Jailed. They tried luring 1t ()Ut with 'food that failed. They tried being ,patient and wait for the cat to come out that failed. Gas Tanks Explode : BAYOU LA BATRE, Ala. <AP) - 1 • A bolt or ligbtining exploded five :.gasoline tanks here. sending huge fireballs into the air. Four firemen suffered minor injuries. Then, Mrs. Moore thought, the cat always came runnin~ when he heard an electric can opener w operation. But, the family was moving, and the can opener was stowed away in the moving van. SO, AS GOOD neighbors wiJl do, on'e loaned them a can opener . Another came up with a SO-foot ex· t ension cord. And another said they could use an outlet from his house. There they were. on the street. with dozens of friends watching, Moore plugged in the can opener. turned on the switch and the cat c ame bounding out, two hours after the Moores had planned to be on the road. ••1 have never fell so foolish in my life," be said. "A man's just not sup· posed to stand in the street, with friends and neighbors laughing at him, and operate a can opener. .. Eapeclally without a c an to open." funky abandon blended with the honey tones of Mulligan's brass. Fortunately for the musicians and especially the audience, Mulligan did not ruin his sound system by being over.miked. This bas been the dread disease of many Jazz an<bm>ck concerts which tend to dissolve in a steambath of noise from being too electrica lly tuned. • •IT WAS GOOD WATCHING MULLIGAN lead the group from' swing to suJtriness. The night opened with a rather tepid display by Dave Brubeck, who was joined by two of his son's -Chris oo bass and Daniel on drums. There was little energy here and a reluctance to go beyond standard bridges. This was really disappointing because Brubeck is a piano legend. But keyboards will never substitute ror the saxophone of Paul Desmond on the memorable "Blue Rondo a la Turk." Grad Honored Kathy Guy, daughter of Mrs. Eleanor J . Guy of Newport Beach, has been named to Kappa Gamma Pi, the national Catholic college wom e n's honorary society, at Loyola Mary· mount Unive~ty in Los Angeles, from which she graduated with a B.A. in religious studies. JULY CLEARANCE ..... ~.WJl!it!IJ.f!Mi!Jm-REDUCTIONS TO 50% Fnday. June JO. 1978 OAILYPILOr Al I Grow the samt juir~ lt:,mo.11 that ~oes lo markt>t! Bt'a" fruit nearly all yt>ar. I GAL. REG. 2.95 6 .. POT REG. 8.95. f Florist Specialr lVEPHTH¥TIS Rfliable indoor plant. ~ometimes eallt"<f Arrowhfacl Plant bf.rauM' of leaf sha~. 3.99 .~: Bandini Reg. 5.so You get the greenest lawn SlTPER SALE SUPER ~i~le llrith Baodini's richest 1··~·~9!'1r-11~­fertilizer .1 For a1J grass and _ !!!~~ PLUSH. dictiondra lawns. CoveP 1250 -..-;;...,.. sq. ft. PHONE 546-5525 · • 2640 Harbor Blvd., Costa Metta DAILY 9·6 SUN. 9·5:30 SPORT SHIRTS • Short SIMYes • IHMHM ,.....,.,., & PlalAC°'on Now 514 . at San Diego Federal in Orange County. • PLAIDS and PLAINS • LARGE SELECTION • roLYESTltt. WOOL WOOL MIXED Reg. •s. to 'I JS. s49_ 559 569. 579 Sias ll to 41 1-... L01MJ l l to4JSllorh Stan HCNll'S Op,n 5,!.01~ ~ 4 4th of July N~PORTER MEN'S SHOP . , . . . " ,. . • bgalcr S20. 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CeplltraftO Beach 342<Je 0o'*'Y Park Aoe<I at Victoria Blvd oppoelte Caplttrano Beacti Plaza Shopping Center 'TelePf'IOne: 496-0201 Open every Saturday-9:00 a.m. to 2:00 pm. . . . . . . --·--•A- S.n Clemente 1650 North El Camino Real nea,.. Avenlda Pie<> Telephone: 4~ . . . ... ' . .................... ,,, .... , ~ ' \ I!! o"'' , P rr Uby Jun JO 197tl Mali Those Shovels City Worker8.0rdered to Patch Streets YlJKON. Okla CAPI i\ands that normally don't work with anything rougher than typewritt'r kc.>ys or paper forms were blistered on the h1mdlei> or ~hovels as city workers were ordert!d to patch potholes or lose their JObs "We told the vou.-rs that 1f they would ap· prove a sales tax mcrea!>e, we \\OUld fix the streets. 1'hey voted 4· l m favor of the in- rrease. and we're going to fix the !>treets." Mayor Harold Dunham. 35, said Thursday as he leaned against ht!> shovel in the 95 -degree heat. T H E JNCREASE. FROM I percent lo 2 .,,ercent, was approved last month . "Something had lo be done to buy a httle bit of time.'' he said. "With 110 miles of potholes and only a five-man street maintenance crew. we weren't even getting the temporary patching done qu~ck enough. With these temporary patches in, we can begin letting contracts to do th~ JOb properl~ " City Manager James Branum, 27. gave the order Wednesday that all municipal employet's of this Oklahoma City suburb scheduled to work Thursday. except those with phy~scal problem.,, were to help A POLICE OISPATCllER w&s left on du- l v to handle telephon(· c <J lls. one woman was 1n City Hall to answer calls and collect utility bills. and a skeleton fire crew was left on duly .. Both the fireman and police officers out working have radio!. in their trucks. If they get a call. they can leave directly from where thev are." Branum said. ·Branum had !>aid that any able-bodied l'm ployec who fa tied to work. without a vahd reason, would be fired T HE FAJ\11 1.' URCl t~. By Bil l\('an•· ''I F ANYBOUY THINKS they are loo gobd to work for this city. then they can Just go work for another one We don't want them.·· he said as he swung a shovel. ' Dunham said 15 pickup trucks were be· mg used to haul the asphalt and "about 65 persons are out working," Including some volunteers. The city of about 15,000 has about 100 employees, but some had their normal day off Thursday. "All the council members are out The c1 ty allomey is up the street sweeping rocks out of the potholes. The city clerk. a woman. is around the corner directing traffic." Dunham said. Most of the women working outside were flagging traffic. .T WO OFF-DUTY YUKON firemen and several from nearby Edmond and Oklahoma Caty picketed City HaJI and the fice station Thursday morning. "They didn't stay '\tery long, though." said Branum. "About 30 minutes. I think. As soon as it got a little warm, they left." What did the employees think of the or- d er ? Firemen on one work crew, who asked not to be identified, said they would have been in trouble if a serious call came in. "WE'D HAVE TO go back to the station and that would take time," said one, as· s igned to a department-run a mbulance. "Besides, I'm filthy. If you have a heart at- tack. how would you like for me to show up like this to work on you?" When asked why he didit't refuse lo work on the streets, he replied· .. I like bemg a fireman real well " As for most of the others, they replied with a terse: "No comment " Canoe~ -"' ·-mp~~.:.~ Lectures Slated Red Cross instructor Alan Lukt>1 has s cheduled a three session lecture program through Saddleback Co ll ege's summer recreation program on the fundamentals of l'"""r..:~-9~+:.-l_ canoe louring. The opening session ~····:J:~~*"~~~..J~ July s convenes from 3 .~ ·J:,.. lo 6 p.m. al the Dana •••••••••• Point Marina. Topics to ----------be covered include o rien t ation, nomenclature. water safety, fundamentals of launching and basiC" canoe strokes. P ARTICI PANTS will t?nter the water al Newport Beach f or s wimming and floating fundamentals July 12 from 3 to 9 p.m . Dinner at De laney's in Newport Beach follows. The final meeting July 10 is to include ocean touring from Newport lo Laguna Beach, with a no-host picnic en route EARLY R EG I ST· ration can be made al the community services registration Manager Named OCEANSIDE <:AP> A city manager has been appointed by the City Council at an an· nual salary of $37,500. Robert S. Bourcier. 40. was promoled after serving as assistant city manager since January He was named acting city manager when Daniel E . Stone left March 13 to become as- s istant city manager at Santa Ana. on the Mission V1eJo e1n be campus. Recycted. The fee of $28 per 0~_.":9_:.:• NATIONAL/ LOCAL GR.AND OPEMING OF "SUNBURSTS HANGING BASKETS'' [ ,tHl':'lr ... I 0°/o DISCOUNT ·I forest A•t-.•• ce. G.uNt~. Yard M• LAGUMA IEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH ELKSLODGE.-m AMERICA'S 202nd BIRTHDAY Wife.A WESTERN DEEP-PIT BEEF & PORK BAR-8-Q Cwffta al tlte fbMcp) HOT DOGS FOR THE KIDS. COOL REFRESHMENTS!! SUNDAY, JULY 2nd 12-NOON to 5-PM VOUEY lWl-HORSESHOES-GAMES ADULTS-SS.00 -CHILDREN ,.,,..,., 12-$3.50 Huntington Beach Elks Lodge- '0480 TALBERT AVE. (Corner of Ward & Talbert) FOUNT AIM VAUEY center in building "Q" A Your Dilly Piiot person includes rental or hlrC<>"aMeaa. all equipmenL The only~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ pre-requisite is the abili- ty to swim URGENT SHORT NOTICE U.S. Runners-Up • Wntract On 'Waste' Picked Announced PUBLIC AUCTION OF'OME 40 FOOT COMTAIMH WASHINGTON {AP > -Sen. William Prox- mire hhs released the runners-up to his monthly Golden Fleece award. The Wisconsin Democrat had been announcing each month the program he considers the best example of walSle in govern- ment spending The June wmn~r was the Federal Highway Administration, t•ated for a S220 .000 study of motorists' attitudes toward large trucks. This month. Proxmire olso announced the three run- ners-up The Nationv Endowment for Ole Arts . which has proposed developing a "profile" of creative personnel in radio. television and film. -The National Institute of Mental Health. for a study that concluded obese people are more like- ly than people of normal weight to seek out smorgasbord restaurants. -The National Transportation Safety Board. "W ont me to help you pick up your toys?'' which si)ent $5,340 to develop a new emblem after ---------------------deciding its old one had "too much of a Bicenten-nial look" to it. · Fiesta Tick e ts Available in SC Tickets a rc av;ulable from the San Clemente Chamber of Commercl' for the July 15 dinner which marks the bcgmnmg of the <·1ty's week-long Fies ta de la l'rsslianita E ntertainment. dancing and prizes are planned at the dtnner. said Al Dibrell, event c'ha1rman Entcrtarnment will begin at 5 p.m. at the San Clem<'nte Inn. 125 Ave .. Esplandian. with the buffet dinner served between 5 30 and 9. Danc- wg will contmue until 1 a m. AdvancC' ticket~ arc $7.50 and are available from the Chambl'r of Commerce, 1100 N . El Cam mo Real Tickt>ts will be SIO at the door_ Add1t10.nal 10format1on on the dinner 1s availa- ble by callan):( the (·hamlwr offsrC', 492 1131 OCLaw Students Honore d A number of Orange Coast studen t ~ have been named to the honor roll al Western State University College of Law of Orange Coun ty in Fullerton. They are, by community Jml Omtrt0 Upl\tr•no •~•'-0 Fr.,y .1t A'tf'r Pkw > ., ............. . •f ~ .. . '• • • • ~:::! O::":;::a F•~:~I 00M<•lly • « and RobN1 Harvey tr an~o~~~.=.., ~\~•• Ru\hl0<ln « --------------------Dan• Point ll•rn• c.tr~y ..no « \, ') eu Travel everywhere ... Sundays - Ju~~=n~!r.!"v•ll•Y Nancy Fu « ruu o '41' Hunt1n9ton 8••<h (dr-it CroOt ll. R09"r OyH Dawn Harrh. • « Carol• Locklu r ...,., ~r<1I01"" Von lt « ORIENT AL RUGS IEilJMG SEAi. #425173 UMITED STATES CUSTOMS #22645)' NEW YORK CAP > Ballantme Books h as paid $1 million for the paper-back rights t o Betty Ford's autobio- graphy. "The Times of My Life." The former first lody completed the fir s t draft of the book for H arpe r & R ow publishers prior to <·n te rang a California clinic for treatment of alcohol and drug depen- d ence. Three containers or Oriental rugs were ord0fed in London and amved 1n Los Angeles 3-14·78. 3-25-78. 4-25-78. Due to f1nanc1al d1fhcu1t1es only one container could be released from C\lstoms as of 5-2·78. leaving two containers in G 0 warehouse We have been commissioned to sell the contents Of the container plus other Oriental rugs These carpets and rugs are of line Quality and 1n excellent cond1hon and will be guaranteed by one of the largest rug dealers in the United Stares THE AUCTION WILL TAkE PLACE SUM.. JULY 2 AT 2P.M. VIEWDAYOFAUCTION I PM.AT HOUDAYIMM 31 l I IRISTOl A VE. COSTA MESA Under terms of he r contract with Ballatine. the company rnay not release the paperback reprint before Nov · AUCTIONEER A BASHAREL INFO· CALL COLLECT 1·213-995-8323 A, A Ir A ORIENT AL RUGS IMC. 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Ct.UFOANIA NATIONAL Personal Ser-vice Added Radio Bands Urged WASHINGTON CAP> -After two years of study, a government planning group is suggesting creation oC a personal radio service in addition to CB radio. Recommendations include conlinwng the cur- rent CB radio service. an advanced CB service with special features, or new services in the 220 or 900 megahertz <MIU> bands in addition to the ex· isling 27 MHz CB service. Ft1day June JO 1978 DAILY PILOT Al 3 Marine Assigned Ma rine Air Reserve rot Richard L. Moeller of s Cool Brook. Irvine. has been assigned to serve as a moderator for a course at the National Wa r College, Fort McNair, Va. He is a captain with Air California. and is commanding officer of Mobilization Training Unit 7 <Aviation) at El Toro Marine Corps Air Statton. C•ll 642-5678. Put a tew words to wonr tor ou. 12 ANNUAL SO. CALIFORNIA OWN YOUR OWN BU~NESS SHOW June 29 -July 2 Looking for a business of your own A marketplace of fufl & part-time business opportunrties for Men & Women Investments from •soo00 to 160,00000 THE INN AT THE PARK HOTEL 1855 So. Harbor -Anaheim, CA Gen. Adm. '2'° H'.lpm daily-•·6pm Sun, Couples lldm1tted '°' ••• 111ter 7 pm Thtir.i . Fn. & Set THE ALTERNATIVES RESULTED FROM a ::.Ludy by the Personal Radio Planrung Group, created in May l976 by the Federal Communications Commission to help it meet long-range personal radio needs. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WILL THIS RIVAL THE HULA HOOP? Jeffrey Rosenberg Skates Past His Venice Store The study included a survey of CBers and Mh· CBers, which indicates a contmwng and growing interest in personal radio servkes. "The overall demand forecast indicates that 24 . 24 percent of a 11 households will adopt CB [ ) radios through 1983," the CB c·u~1TER 1----....1-s urvey shows. "This ntS level _or demand -· • ESTATE JEWELRY • CHINA • RUGS • SILVER re presents an almost 38 percent increase over the current level of demand· • FINE PGRCELAINS • BRONZES • FURNITURE • OILS, Etc. Craze Rolls On Rolkr Skating Goes Outdoors .fly JULES LOH ... 5-1•1 C..rnpo .... ,11 VENICE Whatever your your trip is. hry, 1! probably got its start on this trend settmg patch of California coast . 'hh1C'h means the \\hole country \\ill soon be heavy off into rollerskat~s Thl' evidence 1s here. whizzing by. and t h<• mc·llu ~ frllow respons1hlc for the l'l'll/t• 1s certain 1t 1s no pas!-.tng fad "IT IS TIIE NEW hula hoop," J effrey Rosenberg said. "It 1.!. more than that Skating 1s the new sport ·· Well. there obv1ou~ly 1s nothjng new about roller skating Skinned elbows ::ind ~ skate key were once a:s symbolic of youth as acne. What 1s nt•w 1s that the fancv. plastic·whcl'lcd shoe sk<1tcs once t>onfined to the clol'k""isC' boredom ~f roller rmkfi ha v<· taken to the outdoors . Jeffrt•y Ho:-.t.·nhNg, :.in <•thl!!tit' man of 28 who has no doubt where his h ead s at. had a hunch t wo years 01~0 th at !-.kattng cou ld match Jogging in this era of fitness as a pleasant way to sweat. AMERICA M e can strain b eing tainted. ~no locally as Maui Wow1e Ont e beach, health r ather than induce happiness is the purswt. Weightlifters strain, gy mnasts cavort, handbaJlers swat; and up a nd tjown the paved boardwalk rcller skaters glide by in pairs, in groups, s ingly, some wearing t!arphone radios and rapt smiles. ''When you sec somebody skat·. iqg. you want to do 1t yourseif," Jeffrey Rosenberg said. "H's con· tagious. · (17.6 percent>." Nearly 13 million Americans now have CB licenses, which permit all members of their families lo operate their radios. "A NEW PERSONAL RADIO service would help to better satisfy the public's personal radio needs, resulting in increased demand for personal radio services," the planmng group report says . The proposed advanced CB service would in· elude selective calling, special channels for various groups s uch as truckers and automatic tra nsmitter identification. Jf an entirely new service were needed. the group said, the 220 MHz band now used by govern ment and amateur radio operators. and the 900 MHz land-mobile reser ve band would be the best l'ho1ces. But the group acknowledged that conversion or either band would result in opposition from ham radio operators or the business community that. would use the land-mobile frequencies. "ALSO, PRESENT CB manufacturers may object to introducing a new service very quickly because of possible confusion that 1t may cause in the market place resulting in fewer CB sales,'' it says. At the same time, the group notes that services in the 220 and 900 MHz range would result in less television interference, particularly a 900 MHz service. Jts right here in downtown Santa Ana. . 116 Million Dollars Worth Fri., Sat. & Sun. June 30, July I & 2 8:00 pm Inspection Fri., Sat. & S-. 2·5 "" & 7-1,.. Don't miss this important sale! Fine crystal. china sets, European furniture, bronzes. rugs, oils and many other items. Lots of diamond solitaires and clusters. Fine men's and ladies watches nngs, earrings, bracelets. necklaces. ere., set with diamonds. emeralds, rubies, sapphires. Several 1mportanf large emerald$ and sapphires. TE RMS· BankAmericard ManerCnerge Per>onal the<:I.. Cun Some ex1el'tdec:I 1erm1 cen t>e arranged Property mo11ed for con11t1rut1nc11 of ult1 to· nevvport galleries, ltd. 2452 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, CA (714) 645-2200 CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED 'Tit 5 P.M. FRIDAY Art Lev•"•· Auctioneer ' ALL PLANTS Pure Scandinavian design And real Scandinavian craftsmanship Theres a place 1n San Francisco that s famous for both A place that has everything from sofas and easy chairs to dining sets; from designer lamps to wall systems. from bedroom furniture to Rya rugs And everywhere you look you II see the quiet luxury of chrome and leather plush sort velvets and deep rich hand-rubbed teak walnut. and rosewooo The name of the store 1s Mobilia And we just opened a branch ,u 1423-25 North • I Main Street. So now you can come take a look around the best Scand1nayian furniture store m San Francisco. "ithout even leaving Southern Califomia. mo i ia 1423-25 N MAIN ST SANTA ANA 543-3111 HOURS MON ·SAT to-6 IN OUR NURSERY 20%0FF ClOSEO JULY 4TH • OPEH JULY~ TH AMLING-• name in callfornJa horticulture since 1920 Free OeUvery • PERSON~l CHARGE ACCOUNTS e VISA CARO • MASTER CHARGE ,.M§fj._ .. ,.?ii'l~ ..... ~ .... "Q-~~ . ' • t • t ' .. . . ..... . . . . ... -.. ·~. · .... • I • ' .. . ~ ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ ~ , -~ . . . ~ 1 I . .\J4 DAILY PILOT Solzhenilsyn Answered Columnist Denies Adding lo Information By HUGH A. MULLIGAN ... '-.. 1 Cern-te • ' RIDGEFIELD, CONN To Alexander Solzherutsyn, the bearded Russian exile who rare· ly ventures beyond the secunty fence of his Ver· mont dacha, goes the golden mortarboard for de· livering this year's most memorable commence· ment address. a seasonal brand of oratory usually characterized by more pomp than circumstance. Editorial writers, columnists and broadcast pundits are still gnashing their metaphors over the megaton blast the Nobel laureate delivered aga~nst Western morals, materialism, mass living habits. "TV stupor and intolerable music" on the sanctified ground of Harvard Yard. the mother house of U.S. culture. SOM EWHER E ALONG THE way, as the 18.000 assembled dons, parents, graduates and guests sat In awed silence an the fallout of his fury and through intermittent showers, the 59-year-old -_no"'.ellsLalso gored the sacreG cow of a free press, which 1s one sure way of reserving space for yourself on both the ed and op-ed pages. The right to know everything "is a false slogan. characteris tic of a false era," maintained the man who risked his life to let the world know in detail the horrors of the Soviet slave labor camps in his lhree·volum e "Gulag Archipeligo." But. wait, the pro·c~· ) phet from beyond the ~ banks of the Volga, a nd Slew lately the Connecticut. was reaching for a higher truth: .. PEOPLE ALSO HAVE TIIE RIGHT not to know. and it is a much more valuable one. The right now to have their divine souls stuffed with gossip. nonsense, vain talk. A person who works and leads a meaningful life does not need the ex- cessive burdening now of mformation." Somewhere in this favored land the sun was probably shining bright that very day on a com· me ncement platform adorned by Liz Smith Earl Wilson, Rona Barrett, Russell Baker'. Art Buchwald, Dear Abby or a similar syndicated soul stuffer of gossip and nonsense. plus occasional vam talk when the muse does a cop out. Were their ears burning bright red as.they in- clined the head to receive the cowl for the honorary degree that serves in lie u or an honorarium on occasions like these? I KNOW ERMA BOMBECK WAS delivering a graduation speech somewhere in tile hinterland that week because s he salvaged most of it latef for a column, which is about as good as you can hope (or these days on the parchment and chicken salad circuit. I would like to assure Alexander Solzhenityn, ~hom I greatly admire as a man and a literary giant, that the fanatical followers of this column, most of them close relations, need never rear that their right not to know is being trampled upon. From these random paragraphs emanates no ex· cessive burdening flow df information that would keep them from leadihg meaningful lire, if the notion to do so ever struck any or them. The speaker's scorn cannot (all on this arid • acre of journalism for resorting "to guesswork. rumors and s uppositions to rm the voids." The voids are there daily, flaring, unadorned, un- fulfulled. ed rot ror more than a decade and never had been recognlJ:ed by the White House. I wQQder if Solzhenitsyn realizes how sensitive nonsense writers are about their craft, their drudgery, and how most of them sec~etly despise what they do. Gilbert. of Gilbert and Sullivan fame, could lament: "I have been scribbling twad· die for 35 years to s uit the public taste," All his fa me and fortune. he wept en route to the bank, "represents the folly of the British public.•· ROBERT BENCH ELEY ALSO COULD rueful- 1>: ~ook back on. Lifeti~e m isspent in stuffing the d1vane souls or his readers with nonsense. ''It took me 15 years," he said, "to discover I had no talent for writing, but I couldn't give it up bttause by that lime I was famous." ~nly Wash~ngton Irving could search his pro- fessional conscience and answer the questions put "by my graver readers : lo what purpose is all this? How is the world to be made wiser by all this talk? Alas. is there not wisdom enough ext ant for tbe instruction of the world? .. .. WHAT Af'TER ALL IS the mite or wisdom that I could throw into this mass of Knowledge? Or how am I sure that my safest deductions may be safe guides to the opinion of others? But in writing to amuse, if I fail, the only evil is my own disap- pointment. If however. I can, by any lucky chance, in these days of evil, rub but one wririkle from the brow or care, or beguile the heavy heart or one mo- m ent of sorrow; if I can now and then penetrate through the gathering film of misanthropy, prompt a benevolent view of human nature, and m ake my reader more in a good humor with his fellow be· ings and himself, s urely, surely, l shall not have written entfrely in vain." But then Irving, like Solzhenitsyn, was a genius. although the legatees of a Swedish munitions maker weren't around them to re- cognize him. as law as 'GORES cows· Solzhenitsyn LECTURES Bombeck ADMITS 'ROT' Buchwald 'VICTIM' Eisenhower . .. . . . ... NATiON 1 LOCAL At Golden West Reserve Cops Graduated Commencement exercises for the sixth etas:-. or reserve officers. 44 of them. to graduate from Colden West College ·s Orange County Reserve Academy have been held and many are on the Job. Graduates completed 240 hours of training irr policework in 18 weeks, including basic police operations, arrest procedures. use of firearms. first aid and chemical agent use. Judge Phillip Cox of West Orange County Judicial District Court was keynote speaker . with reJnarks dehvered by Derald D. Hunt, assistant GWC dJ!an for administration of justice education. Reserve officer training graduates by Orange Coast City of Employment include: FOUNTAIN VALLEY : Joe dallardo Leslie Hill, Dewey Marine. Nancy Shck and Steve Sdr· mgola. HUNTINGTON BEACH: L. Dianne Castillo. Daniel Catalano. Richard Cook. Terrence Ceorf!e . Michele Miller, Eric Obendorfer. Edwin Parry. . Mickey Rivers and Karl Wissman. IRVINE: Don Brown. Robert Kluck, Debbie Moser . Carole Steele and Michael Williams SAN CLEMENTE. Timothy Fernll and Allen Ribelm SEAL BEACH: Kenneth Jenkins Trained and re<1dy but not yet assigned to their home city Department or one nearby are : George Alaniz Jr., Roger Belville, Robin Blaylock. Carne Drayer, Scott Henderson. Gregory Moore. Michael Moulton, Greg Palmer, Salvatore Pizzati, Robert Roberts. Stephen Stempniak and Jack Takemoto. (JAC;K AllilOER~ON) REVEALS in the DAILY PILOT I I REMEMBER WHEN EISENHOWER had his heart attack, press secretary Jim Hagarty de- nounced columnist Stu Alsop for writing "un- mitigated rot'' about the president's healthzThe younger Alsop promptly added 26 new papers .J • his syndication. Art Buchwald accused the administrati n of favoritism lie satd he had been writmg unmitigat- Unfit Abode Dog-lover Evicted · FLTNT, Mich. (A P > A house that a woman shared with 43 dogs and five cats has been destroyed. T he two.s tory home belonging to Delores Fischer was demolished aner county health of- ficials declared 1t unfit for human habitation. The animals never went outside because the woman said she was afraid they would be hit by cars. All the animals. many of which were in poor con- dition. were destroyed Miss Fischer, 46, apparently has left the area. She will be assessed the Sl,390 the city paid a con- tractor to level the house, city officials said. ( PUIUC AUCTION HANDMADE ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS One of the largest rug dealers in the United States has 1ust released a huge container of the finest handmade Oriental Carpets and Rugs from U.S Customs. Due to the fact that other containers are en route to this u S. importer and he must make room in his warehouse. he .has released the contairftlr lor 1mmed1ate auction to the trade and public The selection will Include Silk Oums. Part s1tk and silk lsphahans. Taba Taba1 Tabm. Sarouk.s. Peking 011nese 1n all sires up to 191111 . Caucasians. Soumaks. Turlush Kulas and Anate>ls. Boukharas (Russian and Pakistani). Kashmtn Kashans. etc , etc Sizes will ra~e'from 2·x3· to 23.xtS These rugs will be GUARANTE with full EXCHANGE WARRANTY ---.. ntE AUCTIOH WILL Till PLACE SUNDAY, JULY 2HD .. AT 2.:00 pw_ ____ _ VIEW DAY OF AUCTION 1:00 PM AT HEWPORTElt IHH I I 07 JAMIORH RD. HEWPOIT llEACH, CA AUCTIONEER TERMS INFO: CALL COLLECT R ASHER CASH • CHECK 1·213-995-8323 A. A & A OllENT AL IUGS INC. C.•etoo-"' .. -., ......... L ~. BOVO ) INFORMS In lhe DAILY PILOT -.. , , . # -.... ,, .. , .. , The friendly skies give you the bes t run for your money to Reno. 35 flights a week from Los Angeles. 5 nonstop jets every stng1e day to Reno International Airport -gateway to the Reno/Tahoe area. Fly for an unbeatable $31 on all flights Tuesday and Wednesday. And on flights before Shuttle service to Beno Leave 7:15 a.m . 10:45a.m. 2:45p.m . 6:30p.rn. 10:15 p.m . .ArMve 8:22a.m. 11·53 am. 3:53p.m. 7:38 p.m . 11.21 p .m - 9 a .rn. and after 9 p . m. au through the weeK. All other flights are discounted to j ust $41. In Reno, you can take advantage of special rental car rates and vacation packages . For mformatioQ and reservations, call your Travel ,Agent. Or call United at 537-7521. Shuttle service back to Los Angeles Leave 8:50a.m. 12:45p.m 4:30p.m. 8:10 p.m. 11:50 p.m. Arrive 10:03a.m . l 58p m 5:43 p.m 9.21 pm. l ·OI am Only United gives JOU 38 low-price shuttles to Beno every week. ....... l'ly the friendly sides of Unit.ad , IJJ ... ... -. . . ... "' . ..,, ., # f • I f •• • # • # , 4: • .. ' . . ' 4\ ' ,. •• \ .. • • • • •••• p • , •• , •• - .... ' j .., . . • INSIDE: •Business •Sports •Stocks J' • '~·owy Ju•11t JO 19llj t • I ~Pretty Voiee fGloria Lenhoff 1s an accomplished '.singer and musician. But she is re- Jtarded and cannot read, write or add. By CH ERYL ROMO Ol IM D•llr ~llM S\.lff I Life seemed to be a serie~ of I s uccesses for Howard Lenhoff 23 years ago He was what many woujd call a "golden boy " A young-1lcient1st who ha.d JUSl received hi~ PhD .• who gr,duated Phi Beta Kappa. Lenhoff was handsom e, in-! telhgent. and his pretty wife, I Sylvia. was about to have their first child · 1 Then som~thmg happened His fi rst-born, a brown, curly- . headed daughter named Glona. •was found to be retarded. The I discovery was. he remembers now. "the first thing that ever ' happened wrong in my hfe. '' Howard Lenhoff went through all the stages of anger, grief and l denial until he woke one morning a nd said to himself, ''What can I do for this child?" I Today. 23 -year -o ld Gloria Le nhoff 1s a pleasant woman who • looks younger than she is. She is an accomplished s inger with I perfect pitch who sfogs in several languages and plays the accordion like a professional Even so. there are other things s he can do. HER EAR JS so keen , sa~ her proud father, that Gloria 1s able·to pick up Qther langufiges after hearing them spoken. To de mon strate this rare ability. Lenhoff asked his daughter to speak a few words for a visitor in 'Gr eek. the n Chinese, Hebr ew. German. Italian. French and Japanese. With no hesitation, s he com plied . Says her father· "Gloria learns from hearing other people -not from any other way." Each Friday night the young woman accompanies her parents to the synagogue where she serves as the cantor, singing the whole s ervice from m e mory in Hebrew, the langual(e she learned from student tutors who came to the Lenhoff home from UCJ The students also taught her how to play the accordion. says her mother, who feels young peo· pie are "more patient" with some· one like Gloria. who needs s pecial consideration. than an ... • Bl But she cannot r ead. write or add two and three togethe r <See VOICE, PagP 83> Howard Lenhoff and his daughter Glona en1oy her music. A talented musician, Glona 1s retarded. Dam •. a Costa Mesa artist. works on limited ed1t1on bronze. Another Dimension When she discovered wax, painter Dani became hooked on sculpture. She has become very suc- cessful in her work. By MARCIA FORSBERG Of t1M D•llY ~I ... Si.tt She's never had a sculpting lesson in her life. but so rar this year her bronze work has been accepted for three major oatJonal New York showings. "It's land o( overwhelming," says artisl· ~culptor Daru <Mrs. Shirley Dani Leyrer), a Costa Mesa resident who has shown her paint· mgs and sculpture at the Laguna Beach Art·A· f."air for the pas t six years Her classical nude. "Libre Comme L'Air," was one of 361 artworks selected from 2,000 e ntries for exhibit in the 1S3rd National Academy of Design's AnnuaJ show. The bronze piece also has the distinction of being featured ttlon~ Wlth just 23 other works or art in the ex- hibillon catalog. The same sculpture was also displayed in the Catherine Lorillard Wolfe National ex- hibition. a showing for women artists. DANI'S MOST reC'ent hrOl')Zf', titled "Bronze Maiden." was chosen for the Hudson Valley Art Association SOth Annulll Exhibition in ~w York Tht' work is now on exhibit at Haggen. make r Gallery in Laguna Beach The nude figure 1s pillowed on a hly pad with small fish darting at her feel "I made up a myth to go along with her." explains Dani She recites "As the first born blossom 1 t>merges from the depths of Lhe pool. a shim , "" . . ... . . , , . . , . mering bronze maiden appears s m1ltng up at the sun." Dani originally planned to have the maiden perched on a rock. "but it would have been too massive. so l used the airy hly pad instead " USING THE lost wax method. Dani couldn't put "Bronze Maiden " toge ther while it was s till in the wax form -"I had to wait until all the -·pieces were cast. It cost $1,000 to have it done-, W.hlCh 1s quite. a gamble. and a big-ex~nse without knowing how it would turn out " Dani is pleased with the results . "l like lo have her perfect in every way. although no one looks like that." she observes. While working on a figure. Dani refers to anatomy books or "I look, for example, at my own arms to see the position of the muscles " "Bronze Maiden" is Dani's tenth piece of sculpture. But s he has n 't always 'bee n a sculptor, and she hasn 't always been Dani THE NAME, she explains. is a shortened version of Daniels. her maiden na me . ··1 changed it when I was in 1un1or high school. for th~ puf'J)09eS of slgnins my artwork.. Now. that's how I sign evl?tythang." she s ays She grew up m Temple City and had an in- terest tn drawtng since grade school "T ma Jored in art. but didn't do anything with 1t I started working. got m arried. had a ramlly <lwo (Set' DANI, Pa•f' 8 2> . • • • • • • •• • # , .. Former chalfwomen of NWPC (from left) Ruthelyn Plummer, V1v1an Hall and Arlene Sontag celebrate anniversary with current state chatr, Retha Ott. National Women's Political Caueus At the age of 5, the caucus is healthy and active. Its membership has increased sevenfold . . By CHERYL ROMO Of tlle o.ity ~llot Stllff The Old Girls' Club 1s ahve and growing up in Orange County The National Women's Political Caucus Orange County Chapter 1s celebrating its fifth anniversary this month Dedicated to putting women in electi ve of f1ce . the caucus seeks out and recruits quahfled fe males and sponsors them m their ca mpaign~ NWPC is non partisan and works within both the Republican and Dem ocratic Pa rties to put more women into government. At a birthday dinner held at the home or one of the group's first organizers, V1v1an Hall of Irvine. the crowd t•ontained a s mattenng of former candidale::. who recently lost in the June primaries. Rut their opt1m1sm was unladed a:-. thP rest or tht.• m('mbe:rsh1p rallied around can d1d at<'-. "t ill in th1. runnin~ for tht: November gener JI de< 11on Today. th(• (•hct}>t er h a~ more than 140 mem· be r-. a::. compared to 20 ~ust a hall decade age Jn add1t1on to putting women m elective offu:e NW PC strives to encoura~e members to learn all a spects of th<• poltl•l·a I process and to seek appo1nt1ve pos1t1ons . Arlene Sontag, the < urrent state steering c·omm1ttce re prescntat1H• and the 1977 chair. in <See NWPC'. Page 82> By MARCIA FORSBERG Of Ille D•tlY Pilet Sl•ll Rudi Gernre1ch the man wh(I 1s probably best known for in t roducmg the toples~ ha t h1n~ suit back m the '60s. hJ::. gorw from hautc.> couture 10 h.iute CUISIOC Although he still 1s involved with fashion Che has JUSt in troduced a ne w collection of leota rds and dance wear for Capez10 in New York. and he ts d esigning clothing for Bella Lewltzky s modern dan('(' com- pany l , Gernre1ch has ventured into the creation of soft goods for the well·dresscd kitchen and dm m~ room. lhs contemporary new lmcn line for Barth and Dreyfuss m elud es towels place m a ts . nupklns and aprons m his un mistakable clean. uncluttered design form. HE CALLS THE lme "dmmg In " for reasons that reflect his own personal philosophy · 1 ·ve alwa)'s been inte rested 1n the environment and m y sur reundlngs, be s aid m a n m- t c rv1cw at Bullock s m South Coa~t Pla:.ta . where he was de mons tratm(( an original recipe 0.11, ~o .. ..,..,,.., lltcNretC~ and a utogra phing h1' newl y Gemre1ch Couture to Cuisine <5!e DINING, Page 83> . . . . ........ : . . . . . ... ' ..... """' ' .. ., ... ~ """, , -. ' ~ .. , \ .l J 1 • - 82 0All Y PIL01 rrrr:s.iy, June 30 19 9 • .. ANN LANDERS Uniform. Gripe Al' Wl,..,..\e' Diners enjoy meals where travelers once waited for trains. The restaurant is the old Pittsburgh & Lake Ene terminal. Concourse Grand PITTSHUflGll CJ\P1 The baggage room features oysters anti t he ·tin kling of cocktail g lasses and piano keys The waatang room as crowded with dining tables spread below a v au 1 ted •.expan :se of s ~ained g l ass,' The Pittsburgh & Lake En c Railroad terminal is no lo nJ?er your standard train station O n ce fi ll ed w i th \\-oodwork all n·stored to turn-of thl' ccntur} s ple ndor The rl'staurant 1s the first completed segml•nt of a Sl20 million com merc1al redevelopment project on the south bank or the Monongahela River that is ~xpected to provide 3.000 jobs and inl'rease retail and tourist busa ness for the city M Ul•r 1s a third generation restaurateur whose corporation owns 14 restaurants. including a rest ored railroad ::.tatwn 1n Ann Arbor. M)ch , and a onetime fire station in Columbus. Ohio DEA R ANN LANDERS: I work in the office or a small hospital in Illinois. The RNs and I have had a running argument for two years. It isn't man· datory any more for nurses to wear their caps and uniforms, and very few.do on our s hift. 1 think this is a terrible mistake. The n urses work awfully hard for those caps; moreover. it as very confusing to patients when they are not in uniform. Wh en patients ask questions of oUic~ personnel and cleaning wom en. we tell them they should ask t he nurse. They invariably say, "Who ARE the nurses?" We must t hen describe them : "She's the one with the red hair." or .. the taJl one with glasses." Our nurses wor k side by side with the aides lak ing care or the patients. yet I've heard man y people say, •·1 never saw a nurse the whole time l was in the hospital." We are all waiting to hear what Ann Landers has to say on this s ubject. How about it? -STAUNCH BUT OUTNUMBERED. D E AR STAU NCH : There's somelhing pro· fessional, compete nt· looking and reassuring about a gleam ing white, well-rttted nurse's un- irorm, complete with the c ap pe rched on the be ad . It s tands for something, in the same way that the coUar of a re ligious order stands for something. Anyone can wear a blouse and skirt or a house dress. They ·1ook ordinary. lloapltals that do not insis t &belr nurses wear unllor ms lose a gr u t ~eal. For au.re there Is much COD.fusion among th e patie nts. They F E EL better when at· tended by a nurse In un- iform. Thal uniform gives them confide nce that someone trained is looking after the m. And let's face It, not everyone bas t aste. The uniform can be a great help to a woman who doesn 't know bow to get it all togethe r. S u ch wome n sbouJd welcome the solution provided by the old regulations. I bate lo see the m go. DEAR AN N LANDERS· Last ni ght we went to a church s u1> per. The food was set up buffet style. Guest ~ were s upposed to help themselves and then sit down at tables ror eight wh ich were set up all over the hall. When supper was an nounced I looked all over for my hus band and couldn 't find him anyplace. Fina lly I got into the buffet line with m y sist er a n d her husba n d . W hen I reach ed t he vat of spaghetti I saw him and my face turned ten shades or r e d . M v husband had pulled up a chair to the buffet table and was packan~ the food in hke there was no tomorrow I told him to J(et up and carry his plate in line with us, but he paid no attention. so 1 moved on . But. Ann 1 have never been so embar· rassed in my life. On the wav home l told him he behaved like a pig and no wonder we weren't invited out much . lie said I had no Ann Landers sense ol humor and THAT's why we had so few invitations. I'd appreciate a word from you on this subJect. STILL BLUSHING IN LONGVIEW tree brochure or into NfWPOltT OCIANAUTICS 1~A•11 .. 1 ...... lvtt.2» .................. c..u ..... 92..0 (716 640-8'1"2 •••• •106 UUOO 9lfAl SI Ir. 11 Stl"9ef" Sallbo9t5 NewPOrt Oune$ SUMMER LEARNING EXPERIENCE for learning d1sab1ht1es, remedial problems or growth - therapeutics atmosphere for your child. July 5 thru August 29th All or part NOGUM FIA TUttlS· • cuo .. ~nA# · • OIAOMOSfte: ,_,_ • l.IMIOW-T'H 4flO • ...._ • ll'tCIAUla~ DISAtlUTT TUAf_. • CMOICI C» 1M4U -Ol -9UAUlll • -IC. Allf. CUA.mt l'\AY • ......... ,~ ,_ CLAHli AfAAAIU FOil NObtAnOH (:AU MEWPOaT MESA PSYCHOLOGY CUMIC T .. : 149-2147 IUJ W. ltfur D EAR LONGVI EW: -~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ llumorlesi, people get in· vited o ut mor t> than pigi.. I'm In your com er. dearit>. CONFIDENTIAL to Dead End: The e nd that's dead is m your h~ad. StoP wasting time and energy trying to pan the blame on "the guilty party." Devote your tame to another project. No wound will heal if yott rontanue lo pick at 1t. Wedding and engage- ment announcements run m1 Sunday 111 the Daily 1'1/ol 1-'orms are c.uxulable 11t all Dal/11 Ptlot offices or t11-1 mllmq tht' Features 1>1•portment 642·4321 I 11 a1•111<1 d1:;uppoint ment. prospective bndes 1irf' n·rmrid(•d to have therr u.•t>ddrny stones. w11h o hlack-and white glossy of the bnde or of the couple. tu the ,..eotures Depart· ment one week before the weddrng Engagement announce· ments. with blatk·and· white glo.s~y o/ the future brute or the couple. must h-e rt' c e 1 v e d b y 1 h e Features Department su week.~ be/ore the wedding dote La na Brunella Skin Can · Speeialht E uropean Facials, Make-Up Lessons Brow ()('s ig n , Las h & Brow Dyeing Leg & Body Waxinf! t'n·1· ( ·on,ulta lion ~,J,~·-· :;:]~: 1120 Irvine Blvd . Newport Beacll ~ 642-8484 ~ .passengers w ho wore bowler hats and boas and waited for trams s uch as the Empire Limited and the Cleveland 'Flyer. the termrnal as now thl' C rand Concourst'. a lavish restaurant. Other comm'un1t1es The rail terminal was built in 1901 at the height of passenger service hy the Pattsbur gh & Lake £ne. which still thrives as a profitable lreight carrier. A b o u t 4 0 0 o f t h l' restaurant's 500 t ables are set under the stained glass ceiLiog that covers the terminal's two-story main waiting room Thc train s h e d vestibule has been con· verted into a kitchen. The old station dining room a nd the form er ladies waiting room are also· dining areas and the former baggage room as a saloon · and oyster bar The s tained g !'ass . which was painted black during World War II. was n·stored and black hghted and the dining a re as were d<.'coratcd with railroad mt•morab1ha ( Singl.es Calendar ] SINGLES ONLY: "Avoiding Feelings" will ff.;,,,;l/UJ' ' be discussed at 7 p.m . Friday, J une 30. at t he Huntington Beach Com munity Clinic. Singles 'between 25 and 40 may joan for a $3 fee. SHOE _ have converted old un used passcngrr tram stations into r estaurants and bars. but frw can ~>0ast the Grand Con· <'Ourse's marbl(• hkl· C'OI umns. ornaml·nL.JI plastl'r. brass f1>.turc·" and maho~an\ "Most peoplt" 1n Pitts burgh have never seen the windows." said <'l ga r -smoking owner Chuck Mucr. "At naJ.{ht tht• whoh.· place 1:.. JUSl a W\\-t'I box " ••• Dani I From Page Bl) (laughters Jacqu(!, 21, and Lon, 20) 11nd went through the PTA and Girl Scout leader bit. . "~hen my mothcr-in·law bought me a set of 011 paints. l had bcl'n seeing art show!> Irr the bank, and I thought. ·1 can do that"' Dani deculed to take up painting as a pro· re:..:..aon nme years agu and has been devoted to art ever since Although now on a leave of absence from her JOb~l>ani has also worked for the past nine years as a teacher ~1de for hard <>f hearing <·h1ldren an the Newport Mesa School District She uses he r artwork wath the ~oungsters "who can't relate to words F IVE \'EAR~ AGO, when she was exh1b1t 1ng al th(• Art I\ l''aar she met a sculptor 1,1.ho was working with sculptmg wax. "Want some" · hi? asked. and she wa!> hooked. "I was up t11l 2 a m. working with it,' :..he recalls. Her husband. Lowell Leyrer, who is pres •· dent of Art·A-Faar this year. encouraged her. "J never thou~ht I could work Jn dimension but he said. 'I think you have something. Try some mor<.' · "He saw my c.1 bility. I really reel that God g.ave ml' ~ gift because when I do these things 1 m surpnscd how we ll they turn out." says Dani Sh<> has llt'en taking classl's related to paint· ang and drawing because s he does n't "want to get in any kind of a stagnated state. and it's good to be reinspired." Dani keeps her oriJ(inal bronzes. and the res t are signed and numbered in limited ~ditions of usually 10 or 16 FROM Fash ion Newpo r t .. ,..~ Islan d Beach "What I tried to do there was present the lifestyle of the railroad industry. · stud Uean Tyson. a l'lcrgyman and railroad buff who n• scan·hed the Pittsburgh & Lake Enl' for Muer ··A Jot of people thank thl' P&L£ w<is a struggl m g railroad," Tyson :-aid. The restaurant, which spcc1al1zes 1n fres h ~cafood trucked from tht• Great Lakes a nd flown daily from Hoston, has attracted as many as 1.100 diners on peak weekend nights Reservations url' '-'>met1mcs bookt•d two weeks in advance PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS: Orange Coast Chaple~ 26 will hold a Fifth F riday Dance at 9 p.m. Friday. June 30, at the Costa Mesa Country Club. A live band will play. Donation for m embers is $1.50. S2.50 for guests. For more mformation about PWP activities. call 546-5788 W~ CAJ_lE : Singles can gain emotional sup. part with this non·scctarian social group. Meet· mgs are held at 7 30 p.m . each SUllday at Newport Harbor Lutheran Church, Newport Beach \ B~~BO~ SKI CLUB : Singles and coupl~s may JOJO this group for water skiing on the Colorado River Saturday and Sunday, J uly l a!'d 2. A $15 fee covers boat, gas and Saturday dinner. Call for rescrvattons: Morris Dobbs 640·129:lor Eric Re ho 1213> 247-4866 ORANGE COAST SINGLES: A Fourth of .July Party is planned Ht 2510 Heather Lane Newp<;u1. Beach. Bring a pol lack dish at 2 p.m : Call Jim HJrdler for more information 642-1763 Cost is $2. • · ••• NWPC <From Page Bl> d1rflted NWPC as a democratic organization and a maJor ohJect1v<' 1s to rccrwl "as many male members as possible." The group is also work· mg to raise money for its candidates. The caucus is actively lobbying for ratification or the Equa l Rights Amendment The state and national chapters a lso work to in~ sure that a ll laws under .considera tion by the state legislature and Congress offer equal pro- tection and Opport unities £qr.women. Mt:.-etings are held at 7:30 p.m . on the fourth Thursday or every mont h at Reptlblic Federal Savings and Loan , 2400 East 17th Street. Santa Ana 'fhe public is invited. Travel everywhere ... 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I do." to liking to perform; to singing; to liking her job at the Elwyn Institute in Fountain Valley. where she works as a full-time assembler and packages things like bandage boxes and skateboard parts It is "Yes, I do," to liking to ride the bus in the morning; to having a boyfriend; to helping her mother around the house. A hesitant "yes" to liking the class she takes once a week to learn how to handle money .. Yes" to every question but the one that worries Howard Lenhoff the most Who will care ror Gloria if anything would happen to tum or to Sylvia? They do have a "normal" son, who 1s two years younger than Gloria and who LS now away at college; but Howard Lenhoff says adamantly they could never place that burden on him. The young woman with perfect pitch. he explams. has never lived away from home. When asked whether she ever intends to. G loria replies with a strong voice. "No." A CONCERNED father. the pro· fessor says his daughter recently qualified for admittance into the ProJect Independence Program. a rehabilitation program 10 Anaheim geared toward teaching developmentally disabled people to be mdependent :.o they will e\fentually be able to live on their own But Gloria didn't want to go. And the Lcnhoffs certainly would never force her to. Mrs . Lenhoff spends much of her time as an active member of the Developmentally Disabled Board, a group of concerned pa rt-nls and otht-1 '> "'hu seek n«.>w 1 "'a) s to tap lht.• pot1..•nt1..il of the rt.> tardt-d ~ tht.•) m.1y mukt> J eon tn but ion tu :-.oc 1t-ty And In e as normal a life as poss1blt.> Becaw.e of his ket.>n interest 10 making peuplt.• aware of Lhl' potent1ul odds or having J de fective ch1hJ and how to rt:duce thosc odd::. Or Lenhoff teaches a course al UCI entjtled "llumun Development and Genelar::. " Though the course. he says, as "purely sc1ent1fic." his students learn about fcrt1 hty, birth. and the genetic a:.p('<·ts of heredity HF. WARNS POTENTIAL parents of the hazards of poor nutrition. the danger or x ray~. smoking , alcohol, German measles and notes the possible environmental fct<:lors that con· tribute to birth defects during the pre-natal period He cautions s tudents of the m creased chances of g1vmg birth to a child with Down':-. Syndrome after the mothcr 1s past a certain age and "the odds get worse " lie lectures on chromosome ab normalities and inherited famaly diseases. The professor <1dv1 ses <1m n 10centcsis C inserting <i ho I low needle through the abdominal wall and into the uterus of a pregnant woman) if there is concern about possible defects. Tbcn I Inward Lenhoff looks al his class or 200 students and says that no matter what they do beforehand, four or five of them will give birth to a defective· c hild . <P1ve percent of all children are born with birth defects > What are you going to do?" he asks, th<·n says, "You thmk about th<• child " Then the profossor introduces his own first horn And Gloria s miles and b<.>gans to S1ng George Frederick Handel'.., "Weep No More.·· The room 1s s alent except for the beauty of •the child s pure voice Eyes moisten Afterwards, Lhc ap plauseisthunderou:. D • • • • • • • 1nmg.41ne From Page Bl designed aprons for customers. .. And today. people arc taking a greater interest in the environ- ment in a serious way ecology -and in an aesthetic way. "People are beginning to sur round themselves with items they can relate to. One reason. I think. is because we arc living in a rather hostile period. In New York, there is a fee ling of possible danger and unrest "So people arc seeking securi· ly in their own surroundings.·· GERNREICJI, who was born 1n Austria and came to California whe n he was 16, believes that c·lothing is "begm- nmg to take a step back. Ten or 15 years ago, women focused on clothes. People wanted lo be much more involved in present· ing what thcy were all about. "Today, people are expressing their individuality more in their private lives." · He secs this concept matched by the availability of home pro- ducts, cooking and entertaining at home and the growth of kitchen and bath departments in stores .. People a rc into cooking, food. diet. I started to cook JUSt lo experiment. Now, I really hke to cook and to invite people over to try new d1shCti on them SO, WITH HIS interest an foods. the Los Angeles resident who was educated a t Chouinard A rt Institute. )las logicall y SHOE turned part of has talents to de s)gnlng environmental 1l1.•ms like the linens He's also work ing on bathroom accessories Gernreich':. designs an.• a mir ror of his pt.•rsunal choices and his personality. "I· thmk that's t r u e of a n y n· a I d e s 1 g n t• r because you can't contradict what you really believe an " The kitchen goods arc bas1cal Iv white .. I hkc whit<.' I thank it 's verv fresh and <·lean for cooking_~. Himself clad 1n white from head to toe. he mentioned that when he presents a line of clothing. he usually ~ecirs all black "I like n<•utral colors as background colors I <ion t like to dash or intcrfcrt· with bac·k grounds . rn the 1.·nv1ron ment." THE KITCHEN and tahl<.' linens he's created an• shadow forms of flatware. Kn1 v<•s, forks <md spoons pop out m primary colors "So they will go with anv kitchen.. <And in subtle <'oi-ors -"The navy and taupe combination goes well with bam- boo and straw and woods '· lie add:. that he ·'played around with th<.· lhl'me <o r knives. forks and s poon ... > and I thmk it's so log1c<.1I to use "Good dc:.ign lo me 1s lo ar ri,·e <Jl an idea m the simplest possible way ~ou can clo al I believe in funM1on following form." he s<.11d. noting tht· Bauhaus concept of .. less 1s more ale [ Horoscope Saturday, July I By SYDNEY OMARR ] ARIES <March 21-April 19): Accent on rel· allves. ideas. journeys, calls, messages. de· c1s1ons made by "nervous" people. Pisces, Vargo figure prominently. Forces tend to be S('attered. Key now 1s to evaluate. to know dif ferepce ,between legitimate assertion and false promise. You'll understand,! Tt\URUS <April 20-May 20): Insist on un· derstanding accounts, bills, payments. lax plans. savangs. mtrica<'ies of money and how 1t ~els that way. Don 't -be deterred by "big words( technical terms. Assume ·responsibility for your'own financial destiny. GEMINI <May 2l·June 20L Cycle high. take initiative. Display courage of conv1ct1ons. Judgment, intuition will be correct -you will he at right place at propitious time. Aries. Libra figure m picture. You gam added recognition. Key 1s to expand, to spread influence. to s how that you're on the way. CANCER <June 21-July 22): You have im· petus to go forward -one who attempts to discourage you is filled with "sour grapes." Know 1t and act accordingly. Means cast aside groundless doubts, fears. You are on precipice of discovery, achievement. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Accent on sensuah· ty. desire. creativity -friendship could become something more intimate. You have qualms. doubts. Key is to heed inner voice. Popularity soa rs. You receive offers. professional and personal. If selective, you win. VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Keep goal in mind. Believe m yourself to extent that you com mumcate with s uperiors. A Gemini, no matter how "high up ... will help make room for you. Know it; act accordingly. Element of tim· 1ng. or luck, 1s on your side LIBRt\ (S<'pt. 23·0ct. 22): Long-range plan- ning. Journey, education. spirituality, language and distance -these all crowd into your personal scenario. What had been a block to progress now becomes a steppingstone You re- ceive apology and encouragement. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21 >: Express. crcate. adhere to your own style. Refuse to be .shunt ed aside. blunted. bullied. blasted by noise. Mamtain balance, digruty. You have hid- den resources, inner strength and others sense 1t. Your position is strong. If you hold fast, a chang,e will be made in your favor. SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Accent on home life ..• marital status. making con· ('Css1ons where budget. purchases are 001') n•rned. Making a family member happy could ht• worth almost any cost. Ct\PRICORN IOec 22·Jan. 19): Highlight basics. familiarity with groundwork know who owns what and which motive dominates. See m li ght of reality. Avoid self-deception. I !<.'a Ith. nutrition, special services a nd employ. ment command more-than-usual attention. AQUt\RIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 18): Creativity. C'hange. affairs of heart -these dominate, and so does the number 8. Relationship 1s in· tt'ns1f1cd. Business. career. commitment - nothing is halfway. It now is all or nothing, hot or cold. You cannot just test the waters. PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20 ): Stick to familiar ground. Build, reinforce safety rn<'asun~s. avoid speculating with money or he<1lth . Aries is in picture -and so is Gemini Number 4 could figure prominently. If thorough, you earn m ore than originally anticipated IF J ULY I IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are t•reat1ve. independent. considered very at· tractive by the opposite sex. Leo. Aquarius pc•rsons play important roles in your life. Major domestic adjustment is featured in 1978 - Septe mber and November should be outstand- ing months. In July, attend to details. piece together bits of information and you'll come '!P with c•omplete story. RWCION A guide to community churches and their events appears Saturdays in the DAILY PILOT Time For Summer Sa11dals SGY~ Up To $20 ~:;:.. tt;;: ~~rh ............. s9ss Assorted -Sires a Colors All Sales Final On Sale M8fchand1se ,,..,,,_ Ci) ~ ~ ~ "f:$J • ~ 01' THE SHOE TREE ~ -<o~~ @e<O ---- ~ ..... ... . . . • I Reg S20 ::~= ~~.~ ............ s9ss Reg Up To S20 Monogrammed T Shirts - 2 lniffals._fleee - MwSS w._..u c~sn...,,...... Oooo fllfll Jlh9 . . .. -. . . Friday June 30 1978 DAILY PILOT 83 '. Sale 10 a .m .·7 p.m . TUESDAY 10 a.m.·S p.m. Off (arri 1lf icket 226 Merine Ave .• Balboa Island & 615-7110 .. Storewide Clearance Starts June 30th • if • Spring & S~mmer Fdshions Up to Orig.Price Dr~sses, Sportswear, Sleepwear. Coats Entire stock of Swimwear· ~/2 Off Regular Price ' Factory fm~rfects & Designers Samples 1/3 to 1/2 off i~~e • _MQny ~ducttoos on Spring & Summer_ Footwear t Savings of · J/4 * 1/3 •' 1[2 Re~f~~e · ~ St.ioe S<:Jtgn I I I . . I' FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH 644-4411 If you're In a mood to deal for wheels, rely on the automotive classified ads 642-5678 In the DAILY PILOT .. .. .. . . . . ,, . . , . r , • . . -. , . . . . . "' " . ~. I ' . . ~ ....... ~ .. ,.. . '\.. . .. --., . I- ' I "' • C r Jun• JV 1111!1 Business l l p and A way \ 1 1 .11w li11i-.h l"on:-;t ruction nwteri~ls a:-; early rnw. 1~ purl ol three· building Oc· \\or I\ p11 nt·1·1·ct-.. on t 1n· :-;lory Occ1denl<il e1d<.•nla l Technica l Ct·ntcr . which wi ll house l.11!.!111• 1·rn1:.: H111ld111g <tl :mlO SE. M ain St lhr<.•t• subsidian<.•s of Ckcidental Petroleum 111 11 'Jtll' 1:uild111g, <1111· to ht• completed in Corp I nflation Energy Panel Probes Control Emergency Gas Supply Doubted WASHINGTON <AP> -The tourist to be assistant ener gy secretar y ror • trarrtc m Plains, Ga .• was so heavy co~servation and solar apphcat1ons Californians are 1n . by December 1976 that the stat <: { omm.1ttee leaders say .they expect creasingly pessimistk f urnished a local service station her nomination to be confir m ed. about inflation. accord· owner with 8.000 gallons of emergen· But the coa:nmi~tee delayed actjon in g to a consum er at-cy gasoline. on the no!'runat1on for over fo!Jr titude survey conducted But that was the last t ime Georgia mon ths while the FBI comp~eted its for Bank of America. gave Billy Carter gasol ine reserved report on w~ether s~e wa~ 1~vol~ed "Californians ' belief for crucial services. the head of the in the states gasoline d1stnbution that inflation can b<: con-state's energy office, Om1 Walden. st•andal trolled has rcat'hed a -testified Thursday. record low." said Fred T h e crucial service? Th i emann. head of "INCREAS ED TOURIST traffic," marketing research for she told the Senate Energy Com· t h e bank. "And con· m1tte~. which is sumer confidence hh considerin·g her continued to decltne nomination to M since the beginning of top Department of the year ." he added. Energy post. "although 1t docs re Sen. H oward main above l evels of a M e tzenbaum, D · ) ear ::sgo · Ohio. said he had Two thirds of the !H4 d 1 t f i cu 1 t y u n • C.:11ifornians queried in derstandin~ why the M ay-June surve~ v1s1tor s t o the were "not too" or "not president's home- 81LL Y CAllTUt at all" confident that 1n town should get flati on can be con g asoltne intended troll c-d This as the foremer gencyor hardshipcases lowest reading on this "Why are tourists running out of measurem ent since t he gas more serious t han workers or bank began the surveys farmers running out of gas., .. h(• m 1975 and a full seven us ked THE PREDECESSOR OF the slate energy agency Ms. Walden heads has been accused of distributmg gas set • aside by the state for emergencies such as the 1973-74 Arab 011 e m bar go to· p r ivate stalions. mcluding the one owned by the president's brother. But the most serious alleged abuses occurred befor e she took over the program m 1976, said Deputy Al· torney General Benja min R. Civ1lett1 m a letter released Thursday by the Energy Comm1ttet> BEFORE T HEN SHE served a::. l'nergy adviser. first t o then-Gov. Carter and then to Geor gia's pr esent governor , George Busbee "I did not have ~my direct or in direct control or the operation of the state encr~y office" d uring t his tim~. she testified ------------point d r op from lhl· "I DID NOT M EAN to sug~cst March reading that.·· she said. ~~~~---'~~~~~~~~-=-~~~~~~ And she said that the Decem ber 1976 shipment of ~as was the only llmc stall' set -asadl' gas had gone to Biiiy Cartt>r"s gm .. st:Jt ion sinct-sht"" be<.•n runnin~ the• program. Gillette Net Shaved l nf la t io11., Competition Cut Profits th l\1IL0l O'\ \IOSKOWITZ ·r .1k1 11 1111111 1;111t llt flu k111g of the ~h•n1ng J111'""'" th·· 11111 d.1 \' ""1·1 • l11•tt1·r In t'' er} "'"' ·1111 tlt11l 11 I 11·111 f's 111.1 \ 11 .. ' 1· l11 ·1·n smaller Hul rl " 1 .i n111;X1 lw:alth11•1 li11 111t'"" And hf•· was ...... ,.,.1t•1 I I \ II II 11 I 11 l I I ti ·C tl1•1t•· s salt•' :•r11\\"lh 1111 :1 dl.1r1 II \.\Ollf0 fOl'>k p1·1·l.11·uf.t1 In IU.lf, \\llt'll Jl\\t_.;hl ll 1·:1~1 111111111•1 ''·'" pr1·s1 do nt (.111, tit• t ollt•( lt·d It\• 1111,. 1.f ':i f fill l1HJl11111 Money Tree I 11o111 1111· ,,111• ot produc•ts L .:ist H•ar. dunne J1mmv 1 ',1111 r..., f1r•.1 ~1 ar a' prt''>IC.h'nt, G1llclte racked up .lit"' Pl nt,.11 J\0 $JI; lllJllOrl f"h.11 \\orJ..· 0111toa10 hid llll'rcasi? 110~ l•.\'Elt. TllOS E F IG RES AR ~d e ··i·pll\(' "t;illl'ttP ni.1\ 'u•m ltl be 10 times bigger I h.rn 111 1!1'~1 Hut tho,t• are m flationary dollars ·\ nd ot1 top ut t h.11, <: illr•ltt• has been finding it 1n- ' 11·;1san1!l\ rhf111111l t11 1·onvert those sales dollars 11111 profit d11ll;1 I 11 1 •r11 I or • '·1111 pl1·. urtcr taking in $160 1111l1111n t;1111 11 .. h 'rd .1 prl'lax profit of SS4 million ,,11tl 1 pr ollt :11ln 1 1\1 ..., of S26 m1ll1on That's mak lflj.! 1111t liJ..1• .1 11.1111111 111 1!177. ;.ifl1·1 1.,J..1111• 111 $1 6 btlhon, Gillette had ,1 !JI ••!;1.., prnl1t Of Sl:18 n111l10n and a profit after 1.1\1·~ 111 'S77 m1ll1on If (;1llctte had been earning 111unt•\ l.1-t ,.:i,. "' th<' !'-am£' rate 1t was in 1954. lit<• .llt1•rto1\. pr1•l1h \\.1111hJ haH· ht·en S250 million Jlt1I ~77 rr11llt1111 \\ h.ct h.1pp1·rl\'tl Wt·ll. rlunng John F K en 111·d\ , .1hl11I'\1;1l 1·rl It-rm a:-. president an Eng lish ""'" d 111.1lo.1 1 r·alh•d W1lkin"m introduced a st ain· II'~'·~ l1•f'I r.1 '•>r Id.ult· 1h.1l J.,a111• more shaves th;.rn {:1llt"lt.•., old 1 ;11ho11 "l''l'I hlue IJlacles Gillette wa:- 1 I 11111· 1·11111.Jrr .1:-.sl'tl hut was quick to respond. 1 >h \\I' k1111w """ lCJ rnilkt• that kind of blade ·· IT 1>11> K'OW llOW ANO 1t was soon making 1 .... 1,1wl1" . -.11•1•1 lil;11l1· And its r esources were 111'h th;1f 11 \\,1 .1t1I" tn ll'JJL'I tht> Wilkinson attack .t11d 11•1.1111 11• hon.., slwre of the .shaving business. >!ll1t c:1lll'lt1· ,,,,..., 111•1.1•r th<.> same company again ·1 ht• \\ ilk11N1n .,, .1r1• made the Gillette people 11 tl111• ho\• \ 111111·1 .1lil1· th1•\ \\l'rl' by being so ht:,I\ 1 h ii 11,,.:uJ. nt 1111 r .11m hl.11lt•-; The· Toni home I" 1111.1i11111 .1 ·111 tht· l'j11t·r .\I.it!' h<illpoint bus1 - t1<'""1•, h.ul 1111 •'.111\ 1>1•1·11 ,I( qu1n·tl b) Gillett<: but 1111\1 !111• '11rnp.1n\ "l'I •HJI 1111 ,, sc•i aous program of al1\1•1 ... a111·.1111111 1"11d:1\. 1:111t 1:1• s t111ll'll 1L'" .mtJ grooming aids 1111111-: 111..., 111--. ,,,. s.110 rn11l111n. not far from the S490 1111 I hrn1 d11111 h' hi acl1•s a ncl r:11ors. Th~ G 1 llette J11.1mb 1111 l•l'li· llw 1<1~ht t;uard deodorants. White l<.11n .and \dor 11 11:111· ..,pr;1~.., Earth Born shampoo. rh1• ·1.11rn· 1111,1·-;, llw \l.1"t lan1· of hair dryers and l\l1•1s . .inti 1111• 111•\\ 1 l1r,1 'la'< .shampoo Also in th1• c;,11 .. 11 .. -1.1hll-1:-. a tl11111 tu door cosm etics com p.111\ \\lu1 Ii M·ll. 1mc1t-r tht: .Jafra namf' {oll.l.t:TTE not f:tl'r TllE BRAUN cnmpuny "' t;v111l.111\ 111 l'Hi7 ;11111 tlw S.T Dupont company 111 l'r.wu· 111 l!.11:.! Ht ;.iun. ;.i maJor producer of 1·11•1"11 w •.h.t\ 1•1-. n1fl1•1• !-'.rlnd1:r ... and other ap· 1il1.1111 l"' .111•11unt1·tJ f11r n1·,1rly ;1 quarter of t~11IC'lte's :-.ulcs IJ'>t year And Dupont put Gillette mto the c1~arette lighter business Tht• Gallt•ll<: d1:-.posable lighter , Cricket. 1s l11t·kt·d into a f 1l'r C'l· '>lrug~ll• with the Hie brand for lcach•rsh1p 1n th1'> market So G Ill cue:-. d1vers1f1cal1on strategy has \\orkecl filades and razors, believe 1t or not, now .t('count for only 31 percent of the company's t ot al hus1m.•ss B UT TllE IRONIC TWIST i s that selling hlades arid rumr:-. 1s '>lill the highly pr ofitable busi· nC'ss 1t :.ilways has been Last year tl kicked in 75 percent of Gifl(•ltc's total profits The d r ag on the l'arnangs com es from all the other businesses whic·h have been developed or acquired. Diversification has also brought one other ma- JOr c h;yigc in Gillette's life. In 1954. Gillette had su('h little need for debt that its interest paym ents that year came to a grund total of $43,000 Last y ear Gillette's inter est pay ments were $35 million Filings Listed In Bankruptcy The following petat1on'> for bankruptcy have been ftlt'd m Santa Ana federal District Court MAY lO Q1(n.JtO Alltn Ot·•r. kl\ (,tm•·I C •Hlf' Hunl1t"Qton S•·Acn, totmtorl.., 001nQ bu\1n•\\ •'\ r .,.rul111t' A" '>trv•<t\ hd\ 11\t .. o ltatHltl•r-~ o• H•o.hS .. nc1 '""'"01 $1 011,000 J•me .. Fo\llr H1on. 19111 Hri:J>fWf'll C.1r<lf' Hunltno.ton flfit'<h n+irt1\fl'c:t 11,\l'Nllh'°' ot ~tO ()81 .,nc:J ttl "I\ ol \18.bl\ MAY 11 Jnr>e1 Lou•~ Ro<k,nlPIOt' l)bq l 8-'""'' C.0\ttt M('\.tl h.U IP1l('U'J hAbll1t1t\ Of \18.01) MO ... ,.I\ OI is MS Krnt ROQl!r\. nlOI ~MOt Trf'i' lanf'l, Lakf'l roff•\f, F\d\ ft\lt-d no d!!. "I> or 1 ... 111111m, 01•nr Jack\on 10•1~ Pd•o Cctrmrl, ~n Jt.MH" C..Pl\tr .. f"lo, hd\ *'''"d 1tabtht1tt o4 \•l.084 •nd 4l\..,.•I\ ~· \400 • MAV 2S Jl)dn 0fl'vtn"' 8,lflO\lltM ... l\41 • no""n ·~ Jo.1n [)e.,.,,..,. w-.t.,m,.n 1~1 P49r1i v1Pw i """" lJn1t .ce 1rv1n,. n.h h\t~ 1ta0tlll1t", ot \1.Si9' 4nd d; \tl\of ,. •lS OuV\tY l .. f. Sfll'H Ub'H l<.ctlOf"i trv1nt" P'ld\ ll~tf!'d l1dD1ht1f't:. ot 1'1 IS• •tnd .. \'\.('t\ of \J 80<> If Pf'W) M..,tr11• Rull[)PrQ t-4("pttr Jt,% f-tortdlt St Unit A. Hunt1rwatr11·-. n .... H n hd\ '"'*"" IMb+ltlH'\ Of , .. )JO .• no ~hr•,o• i1.sso W1lmrt lr' dhn, 1>281 r a1hn9 Watf'r fl,..v.. Hvn11noton ernch ha\ lt'itro ••dbll111e\ ot \6.•~ ano 4h~ts, ot \/SO D11v 1d Alburt Mct\\P., 2001 (hlHf~ C..t (O\lo"\ ~ ... d. httS l!St~ no tl\W-1\ m 11abt1tt1M '10WM0 Jdm._ SflelOOn, 181 I) [11·dCh BlvO Hunllr>Q100 Buch hd\ l•\lttd llab1htlt"\-of W. OJ and dHet§ ot H~ MAY 1' Jdmen, Bowman bl\ C \lu Tor•a C.o\1e Mew. n4-. h'ltc"O h40,llhl' .. ot \1• ~o ono•"'*"o• \I OX> OetK;rdn lE-f' Mant•QUf" 1q3n ( 1t1d'f Hunllnqton 8Pr10\ htt~ 11\I• C1 1 .,h11111t 01 s~ 8411 ano ll\«i~h ot \I !¥J Ronald L. Rodg.-rs, president of the Bank of :-.. ewport. hac; hecn elec ~a director or the· California R anker s Assoc· r n. • John Konwtm-'C'wport BPcich and Peter :l1 ayer of ('o:-.tu 1\ksa h:ivl' been t•lcctcd directors 11[ the Pacific Coa:.l Builders Conference. Ile clectNI 4i.. prcsidrnt was Richard I,. Hall of La Lancl,1 llonws. (;arden Gron• Bakery Goes to Do~ '\ti\ \ 10 • \ 11 1 B1 .rnd~tonr· H::ikl'n ~ hakla\ a hu .... in1 •' 1\1 Ill to 1111' tint.:.., n;1t11ralh. • For \1•:1r-. 11\t.1nn C'ounf\, 11or1h ·nf San Fran· ,.,,,,.,,, h.1d h1•1•n 1•nthus1,1~11r ;ihoul hrallh food hu .... 1111•-....,, .. IH T RIC'll MA KKS .\~O Hon Hansen. p;11·tn1•r.. m thl' hakrn. nollct'rl 1h:11 tht• appeal nf I h1·11 ha~la~ ~.i· r<'<'k J>f!,'itry h;ikctl \.\ 1\h nut~ .1l1tl liii'n1•\ \\ .1 on 1 tw \.\ant· < lrw cl.I\ " doi;: fool! c1ist rihutor stopp1•1l hy .mtl 111l.;1111•lv ... ar~~l" ll'd that '\1.11ks start lldktn~ dog t11 .... n111 .... m slP;uf MANAGEMENT Pt.US Broad Ex~rt1si> In Mgmr F1n<Jnc1at Business Systrmr; l ndw•tr1al EnQ1ncNtnQ LC'I 11r liill 111~PP<1.1l1i.tc, .,~ ..... , ~(Ill N o '"" [:, Ol(Hlltory Coni;u11a11on Sclltd• ~tn• 11 todey 171411) 1775ht.207 TEST DRl\IE A DIESEL SEVILLE C """ lA"'I" tr'A '>IN. I\ 11""'°1 I\ 1' •W •1\\A.• (t)Mf\1,H1 I IV /4 ' The idea rang a bell ·1 kept baking bakla\ d for fs\'E' months while Ron de\elopcci the formula Then \\c started bak sng dog b1scu1ls," Marks sard Success followed "NOW \\'l-:'RE TIU·~ DOG h1scu1t barons of l\forrn ... he said And nol JUSl :1oy (lo~ h1scu1ts nrandston<''s contain n o chemica l prt• sl'rvat1n •s or svnthct1c· \ 1tamins Thev're made "1th wholt• ground wht'Hl. meat and bone meal n·d bran. dried <·ottagc ('hcese, brt'wers yeast . cod liver oil amt hon1•\ They fotch 50 to 65 c<>nts a pound in pet nod h<'allh food stores from Washini?ton state to l.,os Angeles B ut how <lo they laste'' MARKS PICK E D ONE FROM a fresh batch and gnawt·d It tentatively "f 'd say It taste:-. like a heulth food cracker," 11<' said · A nd th.al remind-. m1' When we started httk anJ! these th1ni:s. my ~1rliricnd saw a lonj?·h:ured guy walkmg oul of a ht•;ilth food store with a rive pound bag of them "Sheron up to him onct ai;k<'<I h1m.J'low his do~ likt•tl our n1-1c\11ts Jft' ~ovt' her ktnd or a dirty look .1nd~ald,'l havt'noc1011 ·· ,. J T hiemann noted that She denied favoritism toward the the survey was conduct president's b r other . ed j u st prior to the In fact. M s. W alden said. the state's J une 6 election 111 December igqs request for gasohne which r educed govern-did not come directly from Billy ment spending was the Carter. but from a wholesale key issue distributor in Americus. Ga Bonds Backed W /\SHINGTON 1AP1 New York·.., ftHul future look s c·on s 1 d e r a b I y b r1 g h t <.• r following Senate ap· prova l Thursday of a b1 II to provide the c 1ty the lonc·term bond guarantees 1t says it needs to keep from go 1ng bankrupt Only a day after the request was approved was 1t learned that half of• the 16.000 gallons requesled by the.- distributor was for Billy Carter's Ras station . she said "OFFICE RECORDS 00 not :-.ho\.\ that an ;'.Jpplication h<ts been made In or on beh alf of Mr Carter sann· D ecember 1976." sh e said T h e presi den t nominated M c; W a Id.en who had been his enerRY adviser while he was governor nf Georgia <tnd who now heads the :-.late 's Office of Energy Resources Recession Said 'Serious Ris k' · WASlllNGTON IAP1 • A pnvate N'Onom1st prc·dicts u better than t'\ cn c·hance uf a recession next vear and blames the Federal Reserve Roa rd·s inflation·ft~hting policy of making tred1t scares ·"Th<' outlook 1s very bleak Wt· ha\e a serious risk of recession . • Arthur Okun, an economist for the Rr ookings Institution. said Thuri,. day Brookings 1s a non-profit researcll organization. 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Fnd.'f)' Junt: JO 19/8 flAll V PILOT u:; May Car Sales Data Adjust ed By JOU N CL'NNlt'F' .. ,. ................ ,..i NEW YORK especially when figures Numbers url'n't alwn~s wh,1t they su•1n dealing w1lh record aulomot>1l~ sail's Generul Motors re porte d rt•<·ord May ~•utomobt le sales So did t<'ord Though not achieving .1 Muv high Chrysler showed a year to-year increase or 3 Ii pe rcent IT WAS T HE BEST MAV EVER for U S aulomakl'r " Sales rose 11 1 percent over the sume month 10 1977 Some 962,985 cars wer e sold by d omestic m anuracturt·rs. l~.5!>l more than 10 May a year a~o Soon after \hesc hgurl·~ wer e r eported. the Comm1•r<'C Department stated that Muy reti11I sales wt•re off sli~hth mainly, 1t said. because of u dechnt.> in automob1ll• sale:. How s that again" What's up is down? Precisely Those May auto sales we re in deed huge. compared with sales for May 1977 But. partly beeaust of s easonal adjusting, 1....-------------~ they were s aid to he down s lightly. ve r v s lightly. from l\prll s fi g ures SEASONALLY ADJUSTl::O FIGt.RES ARE pro cessed. or as stat1st1c1a ns sometim es say. ·corrected b\ the ehmmat1on or strictly seasonal or tempora ry factors What the statisticians try to uncover 1s the d emamJ fo1 cars based on the desire for cars. rather tnan the s u1tab1l1 ty of the weather or that an income tax refund might ha\ l put money into consumer potkeb Car sales. for e xample, are expectt>d to ris e in Ma y, it 's a scasoh <i l phenomenon and incre ases arc ad1uslt'd downward April usually isn't so strong J month. ana a d111c reet s easonal factor 1s used in adJUSllng However, this year'c; patk rn was u11 :.et b y the severe winte r, which causf'd purchases to be delayed until April swt·ll sng that month s raw and adJuste<l figures. and making a stron~ May scl'm weak byr ompanson CUNNIFF -IT IS SOMETIMES ARGl'EO thJI Am••ricar.-. ur• v rru~al and saving as thl'y ever "ere, a nd figures ;ue used 111 underscore the theme For e xafle:vit.h v1d ual savini:~ <1n• said lo hd H' nscrr steadtl) fro s:35 ) 1lliun in 100<1 to $15ij b11lion m 1111' Wit hoUl reg d lO l h f j( l that the dollar ~ hU~ Ing po\\ l'I was I: Ul IO h f during h,il lllnl' But Jp hn Wrig ht uf \\-right Im l'"tor" · S1:n 1tl', .i secunt1cs advisor y an por\.folio manJgl'm1·nl f11 m. st:J!· ~ests that a m aJOr c ngc ha'> O<'curred that 1:.n t cle<Jrh revealed by those n b.-r:. He observes that I hl· inr r('asc was .. fo rced" rather than voluntary Exc ludt• pe n.,1on ;ind inc;urantl· pla ns, ht says. and we find that i:<mwm«r.,, in 1!>77 "l't nt $:-1 1 btlhun more tha11 I hey carm:d Stocks Drop Agai11 On Adderse Reports NEW YORK tAP I Thl' ~tot•k ma rkPl rl'c;ponded to .ldv erse news on interest rates and 1nnat1on with a shght d ecline m s lug gish trading today The [)oy, J ont•s a\.eragc of JO mdust ri.ds w.:1:. off~ btl pomts to818 95 Losers outnumbered gainers by about a 7 6 margw a m ong New York Stoc k Excha nge List ed issues Trading was slow on the evt.· of ""ha t for m any Americans will be a four day lndcpend<>nre Day weekend The m arkets w ill ht• opt•n on M11nd.1v with onl~ hght tra ding act1v1ty e xpt>!'ll'd .. rnd "111 h<.' 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"'"'11,.1,.. of p' ~u· 'Mf'I f"Q c'l.,,..,.n "• thwtd no Uw '""'' tl "'°"th ••tn f"IO\ t 9"" .nt\) '•"'' ,,..,. (l•tC• • t ' ;''•••'-·············· ... • AP Wlr9J)llO'O - Manager Talks Loretta Ly1Ul Pure Cowitry NASHVlLLE. Tenn (AP) -Loretta Lynn's manager doubts that she will change her hard· core country sound despite the trend tO' more con· temp<>rary music by singers hke Dolly Parton and Crystal Gayle "She makes no pretense She knows her basic audience." David Skepner said in an interview. ''You can give her the most pop-oriented song, and 1t will still come out country Loretta Lynn i~ Loretta Lynn. ll'spartofherchacm " . . . SKEPNER, A 6-FOOT·4, 40-YEAR·OLD tennis buff. appears an unllkely choice as the man who has guided Miss Lynn's career for five years. He doesn't particularly like country music and says there's onl y one of Miss Lynn's tapes in h.is home And h.is bac~ground is Beverly Hills, not the Kentucky coal mines where Miss Lynn grew up. "( get paid a lot of money for having a good tame every day," Skepner said m discussing his role an her career "I'd love lo work for a living someday but l wouldn't know what to do. "l 'm basically a mechanic. I'm no great magi- ci an Mostly it takes a lot of things going an the same direction lf you work it right. l wo and two make five ·· JIM HOGLAND WORKS FARM WITH REGISTERED CLYDESDALE$ North Dakotan Uses horses for Plowing, Threshing, Sleigh and Hay Rides lier success can be traced to her "unique personality," he said. "People are attracted to her because or the way s he ex presses herself and does it in an honest way," he said. "Most people think at's a put-on. To this day. Perry Como thjnks so. But she's a direct ex Horse Power Pref erred Farmer Resists Modern-Day Machinery. tension or the ordinary ..NO PRETENSE person and as 1 n a Loretta Lynn WEST FARGO. N 0 <AP> .Jam Hogland would have been a gn•<Jt p1onet•r. !>mgmg his love or tht' land ._..., ht• broke v1rgan pralrll' \\Ith ,1 good team Of hor,es. reins O\'C·r his shoulders. big hands gr1pp1n g plow handlc•s But I logland as stuck an 20th century Amerit'a with all its tractors and cars and trucks and self-propcll<'d machinery. H e liked il bt'ttcr when times were stmplcr and slnwt'r JIM HOGLAND, AT 57. 1s an 11nsv. erv1ng, unabashed lover or good horse flesh. I lie; 13 reg istered Clydesdales. among the showiest of the big draft horses. attest to his feehngs .. I. m a horse collector. · he says. ··1 never seem to get far enough aheaQ on horses One will die or t!et traded orr or somethjng, so then 1 got to go buy another." Soft blue eyes twinkling, he adds, "l've got all the hor se machinery you could name. l wish I could tell you why . There's something ihere l JUSt plain love horses.·· NY Police Adopt New Arrest Policy NEW YOHK I AP> Discarding its pohcy of havmg officers try to 11wd1:.1Lt• fJmaly disputes. the Polic~ Department has agreed to began "rr<':-t mg men "'ho beat their wwes. Tht• .igrcc•ml•nl came in an out-of.court settlement of a swl ~iled by 7 1 womt'n who elm med police ignored their reports or bemg re ,, t· a L l' d I y h l' at t' n by l h e 1 r ht~sbands l "NOER TJIE NEW p(>hcy. at IC'ast onl· offac:cr must r espond to .. vl•r)-fl'JX>r1 of a w1f('·bcating or thrcaten<•d beating and a husband musl bl' urrcsted for .issault 1f tht•n• 11> reason to lwltcvt• a crime has been com· mltled. unle ~s there i s JUst1r1cat1on not to do so The agrct•mcnt makes dear lhP 1ust1f 1callon cannot. as an the p<.1st rc•ly on the fact that the at· tac:kt'r and victim ar(' marned or that tht• pohn• officer thanks thc-v c;hould reconcile 'fht' agr<'cment was worked out b\ lav. v<'rs for the 7l womPn and (.;1ty Ccirporat1on Counsel Al· Ian Schwart1 with the cooperation of Police Com - missioner Robert McGuire SCHWARTZ SAID TUE con· sent 1udgment signed by the op· posing lawyers does not change any exis~ing l aws, but "r e cognizes that in practice in the past, married women in assault cases have been treated dif· r e renll y from unmarried women. Laurie Woods, an attorney for the suinR women. hailed the agreement as "the first 0Hic1al reco~nition by any law enforce- ment agency in New York that wife assault is ~craou!> and pervasive." She Gains by Losing A'f'hth·~ Anita 1'~kbcr~. n ght. h <;hown as she be~an a TV film m Homt• lu~t week and. lt>fl, m Munich an Februar.y bdo1 l' "he cnt<>red a clinir to lose 58 pounds. FARM ERS ONCE USED bin· ders which cut the grain and tied 1t into bundles. The bundles ''He loaded into horse-drawn "agons aod fed into threshing machines that separated the (?rain from the straw. ln the late 1940s. engine.driven combines were introduced, but Jim Hogland resisted. position to express things for them "WE FIGHT LIKE CATS AND dogs over things," he said m has second floor office suite in the Country Musi c Association building. "It gets bloody up here She says 1f we didn't fight, we wouldn't be good for each other. "She has more common sense than any six people l know. She has a remarkable ability to look right at a problem. "I farmed with horses after World War II ihto the 1950s," he says. "l tried to be moder'n, but I didn't like it. I had to have more horses. Never cared for a grain com bane." "And she can do things on stage that would be a disaster to anybody e lse. S h e can forget ( N.r ~CIWJLLE J ly ncs lo a song and flJ : apolo•;zc lo the aud;encc S<JVND and get an ovation. But it would kill most people.·· Today. yee1 rnang for the harvests of old. Hogland sti:I threshes a few acres of grain ~ac h fall. mostly as an al· traction for the Cass County Fair. "I 'd thresh awhile for m yself 1r l t•ould fand somebody to feed the help." he said. "But to get that big a crew together.and try to feed them. I Just gave it up." HOGLAND HAS R ENTED the f arming operation to Gary, b1,1t sl1ll works a little or t he land with horses ··Tm the onl y darned fool around who can go into the field with four head of horses and stop traffic. All the motorists will do is wave al the guy in the $60,000 tractor. which . is just as common as a car.·· HOGLAND'S WIFE, LOR· ra inc . died five years ago. Sons Garfield. 24, and Gary, 23, have their own homes on the family farm a few miles north of here. Daughters Nancy, 21. and Mary. 18, an: al college in F'~rgo. and Mary and sister Kim. 9. hve with their father in a two-story whale trame house near the lazy Sheyenne River. The horses roam contentedly about the farm. nibbling grass in the y ard. stepping around har· nesses layed out for repair. ambling among the old pieces of horse·drawn machinery. such as a two.row corn planter, the threshin~ machine and the 1930s tractor that powers il. PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BVSINISS NAME STATEMENT T n~ toll0WH""9 Pf'rWn, •r~ do•nQ 00\tnf''' •' HAIR SMANTY. 73} 8dk~. :tD. She has ch anged. Skepner said. "IT WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE for her not to Ten years ago. it was impossible ror her to believe anyone would harm her . But now. she's aware of pitfalls and traps She stall has an innocence about h er. but not total inn ocence." Other observations from the manager. Twenty percent to 30 percent of her con cert crowds don't buy her records "They just come to see thas personality " She spent two weeks to a month in a Nashville hospital some three years ago to over- come a pill problem that developed because of migraine headaches. "She whipped it herself." A movie based on Miss Lynn's autobio graphy. "Coal Miner's Daughter." is scheduled to be filmed in Tennessee beginning Oct. 15 for re lease ACXl spnng or summer. Sissy Spacek will play Miss L ynn. PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT T hr '011ow1no Pf'r\on\ •rt 001nq bu\10~\\ di\ GAl ERIE I> ROCMELLE, ISSO So. Coa\I H1onw•Y. l.6QUN lle•IC• .. CA J~Sl Rot>ett •nd Ot•rltM Fruchlrr 14013 010 Marl>O< l•M, =11~ M•nn4 Ori RtY, CA~,., • Tiii\ 1>vs.,~\\ is conoucttO Dy •n In d1v10u•t R~r• Frll(lllP• Tiii\ \l•ltmtnl .,., llll'd w1lll I~ Counry Cl"r-ol OranC)t' County on Ju~ s. "78 F"WOJ PuDh\Md Or-C.,.<1 (Ully Pllol Junt''I. 1•. n.lO. 1918 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOVS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Thr lollow1nq Pt'''°"' ••~ Oo•nQ bus1n4!'\\ ., MURRYS 711 Br~wn. LdQUrta ~&<II. C•hfom•" E•rl E Mllltr. 3SO'l3 Be.ich Road IAP•\lr&no ~•en. c:.111orn1• 91674 Murray F~ld\llrr. 16•) Ort.,nO RoAd, P•..,.dtn•. (.alllorn•• Tiii\ bu\lntn I'\ conouct~o Dy <1 Q~nflr&I perllW'r'll\tp Murra~ HIO\~r Earl E M1lltr Tiii\ \Mlt'ml'nl wd\ f•INI w1lll tl'lt Counly Cltr~ ol OrenC)t' Counry on Jun,. S, n18 FO•Ol Publl~ O<-Co&•t Dally P1101. JuM 9, I•, 73, 30, 1'18 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE (osl• Mu•, C.lllornoa ~2616 t--------------1 Bllrb<lra G Mill. 1310? Wa~t. S.nta Ana. ca11lorn1a <nlm PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTI CE '.irto""n G Hill. 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T llt uncler'I~ MrtbY •141tt1 ' Jun• I& 1l )0 •nd luly I 1978 ' , ..... llcllllOUS llU'llf'll!U MITW' ol I"" Por tn•H lllP •S COS TA WE'.iA 1JJ4 II lit~ foll-lnQ ~ IS -nQ DUSI PUBLIC NOTlCE ORT HOPAEOIC MEDICAL CLINIC 2 flle tlctltlOUi llU\ll'>t!U name •Ullt FICTITfOVS evs1 .. 1EU rnenl ot '"' P•rtner~IP ... , lll•d In \--------------! HAMI nATEMENT O••nv• eoun1y, c..1tfON>•• on Ju•• 13, PUBLIC NOTICE '"• fo11ow1nq 11ersons trt oo•nv t'I• DU\•ne\\_,\ 3 Tn• prlnclpel pla<t of"""''"" of 1--------:--:-'"""'.=:----1 K I N G K 0 l. 0 H E A 0 Ult P•rlMr\lllP I• loc•l•CI •I JIS ,.ICTITIOVS. av.iHEU C.ROWE RIOROWE AS C1-t01CF 10' Vl<IO•I• s1 ... 1. SUlle 18. COSI• Mew HAMl!STATIMINT f)OG~ RUN FREE. INC' fOWN Celllorn••.,.17 T,,. 1011-lntl !Mt''!Ofl I• 00ln9 DUSI ADVERTISERS, inn Von K•r .... n. 4 Tiie Pltr'lnef wlthdf-lnQ frllm Ille ne11 "' 1rv11'1e, C•lll '2114 Pertner\1110 Is ROBERT J BIELEH, Tt1£ FATHCR'\ FURNITURE. IF DOGS RVN l'R£E, INC • M O , INC. A C..llfornl• corpa .. tlon. It .. 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PUBLIC NOTICE . , . •••• ... > ,._, ........ ~ .. ,~ .. . , . . . . . . . ........ _,.,; . • • • fl • ,. . . . ... , ~ .• . . .. , . , " ' ' ... -.. ,. -' , ..... • NATIONAL I MUSIC PUBLIC NOTICE ,,_,s PuDI•\""" 0r""9" .,.,, 0..1ly P1lol. juM .. 1J JO enO July I 1'11 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOVS 6V51NESS .. NAME STATEMENT • Th• tOllO*I~ ~\Ont\ OOU'") !Mnt•a t'lt\\ ., MARINE TANK '.",fR'\/tCE, 314 : 6. M Or'llt Ve\to. C..:>ste M.t>'I•. c .. 111orn1~ <n&2fl V1tf0t F-(1.j)nftone II. 3U a&• Mont .. Vt\fd. Cost• Mif\.d, (.a11tornt•" •?&1& • rtu\ l'>u\1nt'\.~ '' coN>Uct~ bv ~n •n·• 01v1du.t• Vitt« P C1&nilone tt • Thi\ \lMPniienl Wd~ filed With ,,,.. Counrv Cir r' ol OrdnQll Counlv on: Jurw '• 1Qf8 F°''3U PuOll\l>e<I °'""OI' C.O.sl O.tlY Pllol,. Jun~• l& 2J lO 1•1a • PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOVS IVSINEU NAME STATEMENT T f\ .. foUowtnQ perr.on\ .,~ dOIACJ"- bU\•M\\. d\ 8US1NESS CENTER Ill. JllO E Fourl" Su°"'I• SMll• AN. C.hlON>t• •?10' (..-mobf'll A\,o<••ttei 111 • C•lltorno" fill'M"l 1Mrl,..,r<NO. 1ll0 E io"''" Str.-.1. Sttn1a And, C.h,ortu• o:IC\ ~ T T~ • 'I an tndlYtduat. i\Jl O••mond Laouna 8t!•<", C•liforth• ;otin c, '(••l"f'\l1f'WI' "" •ncl•_,•Oual. =I 8utn1nq Trre Rooitd. ~~we>0rt Buch c: .. 1110<n1a 92"60 '"''' bu\1nf'\\ •"t <onouct~d by • ~ner.,;I p.art.Mr\h1p R M C.mpe,.>11 G~ ...... al P4t'1Mr Hu\ \tdtf'Met'll wa.s fltf'd w •th the Coun1y (l~r" ol Orao9f' C.Ounly Of\ JUM 11. 1~18 ' PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITioUS 6VSINESS NAME STATEMEN~ nt "' d'-•NIVl'TE, U.SI No<l>ol .. Unit D. Hunt1,.Qt0t'I Bra<n Colltorn••9?6"'1 ~c:tYmond Jctme\ H<>w•rd 113' St MM,, Cl • lOl'IQ &-a<". Cdlllorn1• 'IOtill T"''' bU\Jnr"~ ., cOf'duelH DY .-n .n Ch••Oudf Ravmono J.tmtt Mow.,ro f ,.I'\ \tdt,.,,...,,I Wt!S flf'ed W1fn t1'!P Co"'nty (l~tll of Or•nOf' County 011 Jun~ 11 "'' . ,,_.,. PuDh\.....d Or-(O.O\I Dally P1101. 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Suddenly Hot Angels Eye First Place Af' WI,..,.... ROYAL COLUSION -Kansas Oty's Hal McRae s lams into California Angels catcher Brian Do"'rning during seventh irmiAC Thursday night a l Anaheim Stadium McRae was out lryinc U> s eorc from second in eame W'Oft by the ~Li, 3-1. Halos Trip Royals, 3.1; Face Rangers TorUght By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Of .. Delly ...... lUtf The eyes or Texas are upon Califonua tonight because lhiB la where the Angels and Rangers begin a series which wlll de- term ine who will start the mouth or July atop the American League's Western Division. Al this moment, Texas leads the Angels and the Kansas City Ror,als by one 'time. But California. is hot, ving ,won three straight over e Royals, including a suspenseful 3·1 triumph Thursda7 niebt at Anaheim Stadium. The Aneels blended a little Ot the old and a little or the new to produce the victory belore a crowd of 11,038. TB£ OLD WAS Roo Fairl7.· ag, 39, who delivered an infield NI 0-• 1tMK flWI Ton19ht TeUHIANNlm ~.,,.,..., Tneut ANMlm Suncl•Y Tuu et ANtlelno 1·U pl!I, ,:t5it ..... lt:SSp "'· smgle to drive in the wlnninJ run in the eighth inning. The oew was Dave n-ost. age 25, a rookie pitcher who wu btllliant Unugb bia eight-Inning stint and pl.eked up bis first 'fictory aa an Angel. "All I was thinking about was trying to eet a hit," said Fairly. who was battling an O-for-24 s lump until his squib single drove in Lyman Bostock. "I wasn't thinking atSout the slump or the pitcher or anything except trying to win the ballgame." Fairly and the Angels got as• s istance from lCansas City second basemaJ1 Frank White. who fielded Falrly's grounder aDd threw widly to first. THE BALL SAIL2D into the dugout. allowing a second run to s tore alld eliminating the ers,Reds CINCINNATI -The Dodgers' Don Sutton said it best following last weekend 's series with the Cincinnati Reds. "One game or a short series doesn' t mean a thing," s aid the dean or the pitching staff. "You have to look at the overall picture. If we lose seven straight but still play .600 ball the rest of the way we're going to win this thing." II av ing won three of four games on this road trip, the Dodgers are ahead of Sutton's Borg,Okker _Post Easy Victories pace as they enter tonight's crucial four-game series with the Reds. ''T HIS CLUB will be OK.'' said Sutton. "All we have t.O do is play the k"1d or ball we're capable or playing." The Dodgers hue won 11.x of their la.st seven game& from the Big Red Mactune, and they'rt? hoping they can pla y the same kind of ball as they did last weekend when they won two of three. ' Sutton will miss this series with the lle ds. but bis performanee a&ainiil Atlanta 0. Tl' Toaigll• OamtneJ J J at 5 : JO Thursday Diehl was important enoueh. SU'M'ON WHOSE goal is "lo hold all the Dodger pitching records," actueved part or that . objective Thursday by recording possibility or a very cloee play at first base. Fairly made a bead-first sllde into the bag to avoid a collision and jarred his shoulder, but re- ported no serious injury. Frost. called up from the minors to replace the injured Nolan Ryan,· gave up just three hits and one unearned run before he tired and was replaced in the nilW.h by Dave LaRocbe. urr WAS IUST A tremendous evening far me. l couldn't be happier ." the Long Beach native said. "I had my folka and a lat of See ANGELS. Pa'e 88 his 2.284th career strikeout. eclipsing the old mark he4d by Don Drysdale. as UM Dod&ers beat Atlanta 7 -3. "Until last Saturday the strikeout r ecord was jus t another step on tbe road to where I want to be: tbat Is, to bold a ll the Uodger pitching records," Sutton said after the gam e. "Bwt last Saturday against the Reds, when I tied the record. the fans in l..o6 AngeAes gave me a See DODGERS. Pa1e B8 . Suspende d b y AAU WIMBLEDON, England CAP> -Dutchman Tom Okker pulled a surprisingly easy upset over fourth seed Guillermo Vilas to- day. and defending champion BJorn Borg won bis long-delayed s econd -round match over Australian Peter M-cNamara in the Wi mbledon tennis cham· pionships . Okker, who hasn't been seeded here in two years, served and volleyed strongly to beat the Argentine 6-3, 6-4, 6-2. • Stones Grounded, Career Up in A ir From AP Dispatches Former high ;urop recor d holder Dwlaht S tones. Kate Schmidt, Francie Larrieu and Jane Frederick may never com· pete again as amateurs. Schmidt, a j11velin thrower; Larrieu, a middle distance run· ner; Frederick. a pentathlon competitor, and Stones have been suspended Indefinitely from amateur competition for accepting prize m oney. the Amate ur Athletic Union an· nounced Thursday Jn makinc the announcement. the Southern Pacific Association of the AAU said Lhe four violated the national AA U code of ~n­ tracts ia accepting a total of $58,000 in prlu money for their 'parlicipatioa h t he ABC telev ision Superstars s how. Seven members o r the as- M>Ciatloo's nine-man regjstralion committee voted June 23 to SUS· pend the fO\D" athletes. "WE SENT the athlete& and TWI cootracts prior to the com· petition," said Ken Worthen, c b alrmaa of tbe SPA's Reghtratioa Committee. "However, TWI and the athletes altered the contracts by adding an amendment wtilcb s aid they matnlaintMI the power to give the money they won to thE' or· gamzalton of their choice " T WI 1 s T ·r an s World International, producers of the Superstars com~elilion for ABC Worthen said Lhc athletes then signed the..conlracts but failed to r eturn them to the AAU lor -ap- proval or the added amendment. "We never received the signed contractsJ." Worthen s aid. "Thus the alhletes had no approva) to compete or give an exhibition with professional <1thletes " THE REGISTRATION com· mittee said $33.400 of the prize money went to Stones' Desert Oasis Track Club, a n or· ganizatiOll with four officers - S t o n e s · m o t h e r . s I s t e-r • £randmother and attorney :ind two members Stones and anothe r high Jumper. The other $24,600 went to t he Pacific Coast Club. of whkh Schmidt and l.remeu are mem· bers. Frederick, who competes for the Los Angeles Naturite Track Club, asked that her prize money be paid to the Pacific Coast Club. Worthen maintained that th~ payment of funds directly to the athlete's club is a clear violation of amateur ruJes Resuming play after a rajn washout Thursday, Borg, who is seeking bis third Wimbledon crown m a row, beat McNamara 6·2, 6·2, 6-4. Okker, 34, sped about the court, seeming to explode at 3-3 1n the first set, winn\ng the next five games Vilas. 25, finally broke back to level 2-2 in the second set by lur- ing Okker forward into volleying errors. But the Dutchman broke back for 5·4 alt.er Vil~ double-faulted twice. He took the set when Vilas. hopeles.sly out of place, failed to return a tugh, looping forehand. By tbe third set, a drizzling rain had started. and m the seventh game. leading 4-2, Ok- ker dazzled his young opponent with a forehand passing shot and then a glonous backhand down the line. Vilas seemed dis pirited, double faulted on the next point and offered little resistance thereafter. Vilas appeared to be near tears later . "I don't know wh at hap. pened," he said. "I was s low. I had trouble Wlth everything. TOOllY'S MATQIES Metl't S ....... ~· ... 8 Jom 8orQ. S-t1. Clef. 1'91er MCN-a, Australia, f>.,J. .. 1. M , NICI!, Sevl•llO, U.S .. clef Johr1 Mar-\, Au•l••ll•, .. i. •·1. •·3, Tom GuUlhOft, U.S., Cltl, Mil<•~. VS, M , M , • 1. TNnl.._.. Tom 0-11« .__...encll., o.f. O<lltlemoo VIie•, Arget1tlM, ...:!, M , • 1. ·-·.11., ... ,~ .... '"' L•wra DuPont V S , clef Judith OW-. N- ZHlatld. 61. 6.(1 SUSPENDED -High Jumpt>r Dwight Stones Oeft) and three other members of the U.S. Olympic team were suspended by t,Jle AAU,Thursday for partic1patine in tho ... wi. ........ television series Superstars. The others in· dude. Kate Schmidt <second from lefll. Jane Frederick <seeond from right> a nd 1',rancic Larrieu .. -. \ • ,_' ~· •r ,• .-.-• . . .. , •••• 41 ••• . ~ ,. , . . . ( EX-PAO STAR PHIL SPIUER TODAY ANO IN 1963 (INSET). Building a Future Spilkr's Deci,sion to Quit Football Was Ea.y 87 JORN SEVANO Of .. o.lty ...... ,...,. Even before Pbll Splller entered the needed parental consent. My dad said I had realm ol professional athletics, be knew wtnlt to attend two years of college first." his.,. vocation was going to be in lif&-«ad It wasn't a football player. DOES HE REGRET not being given the "l bad always wanted to be a builder .. -opportunit~ said Spiller from his bulldin& and contracting "I've often thought about that and I real· office in Newport Beach. r " ly believe I could have played in the "I knew that's what I ,.,._____ majors," he said. "The only problem wu the wanted to dO even in col· .a •le'•t. opportunity I had was with the Dodgers and lege." you can only move as fast as the people Spiller spent fou.r above you and when they wanted to sign me seasons in the NFL with and Maury Wills was at shortstop <Splller'a the St. Louis Cardinals position>. So you have to wonder whethes I and Cincinnati Bengals. would have made it or not. I could have apem. During that time he got aU years ln the minors t.tylng. ~enses and contracts N "In football, you ellher maJte it or you anaspebt tlfree and a halt Ote;' 'don't. There!s -n& ml-nor leag~a.-and-no years ln law school learn· ... second shot. So for what I wanted to do, Ing his trade. 11io. which was be a builder, football was prob- Ills decision to quit m 1970 was the ably the rtght choice " easiest of his life. Spiller had little trouble maki ng the "I WAS BUILDING in the off·aeason and I used to get more excited about building than I did about playing footbtll. Building was more profitable and there was mo~ of a futu re ln building than football," explained Spiller .. "l actually used football to att.a1n what-I really wanted to do " What SpUJer really wanted to do •as play bueball and if it had not been for his father. he milht have been in the major league$ to- day. "r waa ptaytng with the Dodger Rookies and they wanted to sign m• out of hilh school," says Spiller, "but I was a minor and .. . . . ... I Cardinals. Selected on the 10th found in 1966, be played in half his team's games bJs first year and was selected to tho aJJ-NFL rookie squad as a defensive back. SPILLER 'S SECOND YEAR wasl'\'t as enjoyable. He played more but bad report· ed late to training due to a player's strike and got on the bad side of .management. The following year be was placed In the ex· oanslon pool and picked up by the Cincinnati Bengals. There thlnga went from bad to worse. "Paul Brown ls a hard man to work tor," commented Spiller, "especially when be'1 bulldin1t a dynasty. It wasn't fun plaY1nl for See SPD..LER, P11e 'B&. ........ .. .......... • ...... '-.... -p ., ••• '· -..... - \ ~ • •• r F rrdAtt Jun;, lO 19/tl Yankees' Owner Ba~tling Again •·rom AP Dispatches NEW YORK George Steinbrenner may have made his peace with Manager Billy Martin but the New York Yankees' maverick owner didn't lake long lo start another war This time the opponents are none other than American League P resident Lee McPha1l aod the American League schedule. SteinbreMer. who this week ended specula tion that he would fire M artin, made a number of angry sta tements following the Yankees doubleheader loss to the Milwaukee Brewers Wednesday night The controversial owner , incensed by the double loss. blamed the setbacks oo his veteran vlayers "who didn 't hit" and on the AL leadership that "has us playing a crucial game with the Red Sox one night and a doubleheader with Milwaukee the next." McPha1l didn't take kindly to Sleinbren- ner"s comments and issued a statement Thurs- day "I read Mr. SteinbreM er's statement a t- tribJ.lting the loss of two games in Milwaukee lo s u •NIUNNU the American League schedule maker. The 1978 schedule made up by the league a nd originally submitted t o the Yankees had open dates for New York June 28 and 29. "The twi-rught doubleheade r scheduled in Milwaukee on June 28 was arranged by the two teams with league concurrence by -changing games previously scheduled for other dates." McPha1l 's remarks drew a swift a nd angered response fro m Steinbrenner. who said the AL President "missed the point that l am tryinR to make altogether." 1'he Yankees' principal owner said this was not the first time that scheduling had created a problem for his team. "The l<.>agu<:' leadership evidenUy cannot seem to understand that this 1s ,not JUSl one isolated instance where this year's American League schedule IS so destructive that it makes people wonder whcJ~er grown men could possibly have put it together. '"There 1s not a team in the American League that is happy Wlth the ~chedule and incidences such as occurred• with our ball d ub last night (Wednesday) in Milwa ukee are ha ppening to a ll teams in the AL all season long " -------Quote of tlae Dq------ 1teavywe1ght boxer Osvaldo Ocasio on how he earned his nickname while s parring with Lury Holmes: "I bit t11m on the t•ar Ile called me Jaws and lhe name stuck." EbftD~ i • Sport• .•• BASEBALL Plans for the Montreal Expos lo play a Cuban nataonal team Aug. 14 at Montreal have been scrapped, s aid a ministry of sport!> official ... Oakland moved ~ - Within three games or Texas when Mitchell Page's sacrifice fly in the 10th inning gave the A's an 8-7 victory .. Floyd Bannister fired a lour-hitte r and Jose Cruz and Jesus Alou each drovc in two runs as Houston won its second strmght from Cinc:innati 5-0 . . Jose Cardinal's three-run double an the r1rsl inning. Bob BOObe's l wo run doubll' in the eighth and Greg J,uzinski's thrcc·run home r in the ninth led the -Phillic•s to a 9.3 rout of Chicago . . Pinch-hitter Rennie Stennett drove in the winning run wit h a bloop triple in the eighth inning to le ad ouoL.u11iu1<1 Pitts burgh ovt•r New York 4-J ... Hot-hilting Gary Alexander ~mashed a three run homer and Andy Thornton delivered an t•1ghth inning RBI ~angle lo power the Cleveland Indians to a 6·3 win over Detroit. Boslon extended its lead over idle Milwaukee with ;i \ 3 win over Ralt1more It was Baltimore's eighth loss in a row. dropping it 121 :? games behind the r ampaging Red Sox, who have v. on 16 of thc1 r la!it 19 games TRAC'K AND f'IE t.D -Triple Jumper James Bulls set an American record of 56-6'\.4 in winning his event a t the World Games in llc tsink1 Butts, who bette red his old ma rk of 56-4\h, was named athlete of the m eet. Am ericans-also scored victories in four other events ~lac Wilkins won the discus with a toss of 218-8'1'2,. Maurjce Peoples and Maxie Parks went 1-2 in the 400 met~rs C45.72 and 46.43). Al Feuerbac:b won the shot put al 66.Slh and Craig Virgin took the 10.000 in 27:57 2 BASKETBALL A new pro league is being formed as a n in- llirN'l dcsccndunt or the ABA. Calling itself the Weste rn Bas ketball Assn., the league will pick up players r eleased from t he NBA and plans franchises in Las Vegas, Fresno, Tucson, SaJt . Lake City. fteno-and Montana ... Guards Keith Herron and Ron Brewer were the standouts as the Portland Trail Blazers ended a three-day rookie camp with a scrimmage before a c rowd of nearly 10.000. Absent was Mychal Thompson of Minnesota. the first player seleeted in the .J unc draft . . The United States Olympic Committee's National Sports...Festival .and New York's Empire Stales Games will be forced to MY,MAL THOMPSON fi eld team:. w1thoul major collegiate stars lwcause of an NCAA restriction stating that coaches and players from member schools cannot compete in unsanctioned s ummer <·ompetitllln Thl• L'SOC and Empire State Games. two prestigious ~>ly mp1C·l.\ pc :-,um mer programs, applied too late for an NCAA \\'Ul\C'r F OOTBALi. Minnesota Vikings qua r terback Fran Ta rkenlon L'tlded !-.pcculat1on ·that he would retire a fter s uffering lhl.' first serious in1ury of his career last season. At a roast in Rloomini::ton. tht• 38·yN1r old veteran said he didn't know if he is ,i!ood enou_gh to win Lhl' Super Bowl but that he will give it his best shot in h1~ 18th !-.Cason Sporttc oa Radio~ Teleri.ri.,. RADIO: Todc.1) Baseball Dodgers at Cincinnati, 3 o'clock c11111hlehead~r. KARC 1790), llorse Racing -Feature Race Crom Hollywood P:1rk. KIEV <870 >. Uaseball -Texas at An gels, 7:30, .f\MPC mo1 . S.ilurday Hors<:' Rach'lg -The Irish Derby. 7:15 am . KNX 110701 TV: Ton11:~ht Huseball Dodgers at ClnclnnaU . 5·10. 11 . l lorsC' H<.1t"ing From Hollywood Park, 10 o'clock, 22. Ex-major League Player Dies I • ._ . ; GOLF I BASK~TBALL I PEOPLE IN SPORTS ~ro•PagrB7 DODGERS •.• s tanding ovation Then it became very im portant to me to get the rt"Cord ." SUTTON ALSO notche<1 his 198th career victory Thursday, JUSl lWO s hort OC a nothe r milestone. "l l 's exciting to think about 200 victories. There aren't many of the old-timers still around t hat have been with m e on the team all the t ime, but we're go- ing to have a nice get-together the night I gel that one ... The right-hander also capped a five·run first inning with a two-run single. "l'VE ALWAYS said that if you swing tn the same arc Jong enough, somebody will hit your bat," he said. LOS AHOELES Loo-•.2b RuU•ll.U R Smllll,rl Cey, JI> G•rvey, ID Monoey, ~• Noni.. cf Dev•l•llO. rt Oate\, c SuUon, p •b rll bt 3100 S I 3 I S I I I J I I I 3 I I 1 • I 1 I '0 0 0 '0 0 0 • 0' 0 J 0 I l ATLANTA •Dr II IN GlfDrHlh, 7b 4 0 7 0 Ollie•. c I l 0 2 0 M•ltllew\, rl • 0 0 0 &Jrr0"91tt., ff 3 0 I I Pocorol>;).c • o o o Horne•, 31> • ' 2 0 Murphy. lb • I I 2 Roc••U. n • O O o H•nn•, p 0 o O o !.otomon. P I I I 0 Sufi, ph I r 0 0 0 Skoe., p 0 0 O 0 Not•11. pfl I 0 0 0 C..m~lf.p 0 0 0 O ChaMy, pn I 0 O 0 lollll• 321'11 Totals loll'I J Lo<> AnoelH SIO 000 001-1 A1l11nt• 001 000 101 -3 E -1-lor~ OP -LOS Anqo!le• 2. All•nt• 2 L08 -L<K AnoelH S. Al..,nt• & 78 -Aus.ell. Grll><'Hlh 38 -Ho<Nr HR -Mufl)l'ly 171 S8 - Lo~s 2. S -S<llton. IP H A EA II SO LOSANGIELIES s1111on 1w.a..1 'I 'I J l 1 s ATU.NTA H•nn.t IL.Ml r & 6 J 0 Solomon o o 2 7 Si<Ok 00 00 APWI,....... C.ml)bell 2 I I I I ? H8P -Office (Dy SU!tonl. T -1 Jl. A -1.a THE DODGERS' JOHNNY OATES QUESTIONS UMP'S CALL. Braves Heading West? LOS ANGE~P?~~o ~'Z ~!.~~~:~=~WO basketball tha t a pparently sta nds between to vote on lhe trade. an outright le:g~e and his rormer wife. the Buffalo Braves moving to !>wap with no cash involved, at a E 111 e. r an l he American San Diego and the Boston Celtics meeting m Chicago next Satur Basketba ll Association cham beginning an attempt to r eturn day. pion Kentucky Colonels to past glories is a vote of the If the vote goes a s ex~ted. ··1 think it's an exciting pro~ Na.li~a l B ask e tba ll As-the s hift of the Br aves to San pert, certainly a ch allenging soc1a t10 ' Board of Governors Diego will be effective im one." said Brown. anticipating -an~ l ~t endorsen:ient ap-mediately, marking the NBA's laking over at Boston. "You"d pears 1mmment. retOrn to that c-ity. The Houston hke to thmk you can turn thl' "I 've talked with individual RockcL., played in San Diego ror Celtics back rnto instant wmners mem bers of ~e Bo~r~ of Gov-four seasons before m oving to 1 n t h e tr ad 1t1 on of th t• e rnors who think this 1s an ex-Ho uston m 1!171 franchise · · cell.e nt move," said Irving Both Levin and Brown seemed Brown built a ·rortune by ruz! Levrn, who agreed Thursday to cx tre mely pleased with the n in g the Kentucky Fried s wa p his Celtics for the Braves swap Ch icken chain and now owns tht- and plans to shift the Buffalo "We've made:, very fair L o u isvi ll e -ba sed Lum ·~ franchise to San Diego. agreem ent with t he Sports International restaurant cham J ohn Y. Brown. m a n aging Ar ena in San D1e~o." said He purchased the Braves from par tner of the Bra ves who Levin, whose partner is Harold Bur fa lo business man., P aul agr eed to trade the t~am for the Lipton '"That city is growing by Snyder in early l 977. seven Celtics. said , "As f~r as I'm con-leaps a n d bounds and the year s after the NRA expansion cerned, we have a frn al deal sub-enthusiasm 1s JUSt tremendous " put a team there. Jecl to~ Board of Governors' ap-BROWN llAS SAID he wants SNYDER TRIED to move the proval ·· to becom~ thc first owner to win l'hrl> to Hollywood. Fla . two 28 Par BreakeJ-s SamuJo Letuh Western Open OAK BROOK. Ill. (AP> - Ma ny or the big names oh the prpfessional golf tour regularly pass the Western Open because of t he tough Butler Nationa l ~ course. But the w ay som e o f the lesser -known mel\1bers of the tour ha ndled the ..,7.083-yard, par-72 links in the first r ound of the $225,000 W)?stern on Thurs- day may prompt some of the game's big money winners to ~ive playing the tournament ex- tra consideration in the future In a ll . 28 golfers. led by Cesar Sanudo's five-under 67, broke par on the course while 18 others were at even-par a fter 36 holes. •'There's no doubt the course is n •t playing as difficult." said Allen Miller. who recorded a four -under 68 to finis h one stroke behind Sanudo. "I discovered it in practice and it gave me a little more confidence s tarting (11Jl. .. Bob Gilder . whose only victory o n the tour was in the 1976 Phoenix Ope n. joined Miller with a 68 while Rod Curl. John Schroeder and Cr aig Stadler were all.Jwo shots behind with three-under 69s. SALE!! "I haven't heen here in a few yea rs because the course has JUSt been. too tough, .. said Curl, a 10-year veteran o( the tour "But the way 1t 's set up now. it's a much morc en1oyable course Nobody wants l o come lo a tournament a nd see the golfers bogey every hole. They want to sce birdies." T,.,ur.O.y' ...,._.,, •llff '"" fir\! "°""" ol th!' Wntun °""" QOll '°"'""m•n• •• IM I QllJ.yaro p.tlr 11 Buller Hat'°""'' cou~ (' Sanudo "':U-61 T W•l\On lS-l6-1t B Gth:l•r l>ll 61 B ... UQ\W"! 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G1lb<'rt l6 JI 13 G J.t<oC>\Otl l6-3S-1f J rnman J• .1'>-IJ G Mar\PI J&.JS " 0 ····~on 1" II /J J H•lfortt ll>-JS 11 L Lott J~ le 11 J !>•mon• JI 3A II M l yr JI .Ito I) 'l WiKl•rn\ l1·3' /I 'lo<I Mc(url13n :W.ll /l years ago. but the City of Buf falo blocked the tiltempt in court Last wmter. he sold half· rnleres t m the Braves to Harry M<i ngunan of Fort Lauderdale. Fla . but retained control or thf' club T h e Rr aves exercised an escape clause m their Buffalo lease at the end of lhl' 1971-7R season. The clause allowed the club to break the..le3se 1f season ticket sales fell below 4.500. and 1ust 2.300 werc sold last winter Levin. who m ad(' his fortune m films. took over the Celtics m 1975 He had recently drawn criticism in Boston because thl· once-powerful Celtics were not winning 'Boston finished third in the Atlantic Division las t season and did not make the NBA pla)offs Former Celtics player Tom San ders was named to coac.h the· team when Tom Heinsohn wa!> fired 1n mid season Willard Marshall, form<'r New York Giant. Chicago White Sox. Cinc innati, and Boston Br ave outfielder. 1s in the insurance business with his father· in-law 1n Fort I.cc. N J f'ro• Page B1 SPIIAJ,ER .•• for him at Cincinnati Pl'Opl<> were m and out of therf" ull the time. With him you didn't know if you were going to be there one day or the next." Spiller d1d have better days. One in particular came during the la\t game of his rookie season ''THEY PUT ME UP against Homer Jon~ <New Yor k Giants), who with pads was equal to Bob Hayes at the time. and I had three interceptions." Sp1 lier's best performance lhough came at t he college ranks. "'T he best game I had was when I was with Cal State LA," said SpilJer. who also attended Or a n ge Coast College and Loyol a and Newport Harbor tugh schools. "lt was one or those freaky things where every. thing seemed to go right." In the game Spiller h ad 13 tm· assisted tack les. four i n · terceptions, 247 yards of in· terception returns <he still bolds t he NCAA record for 103-yard in- terception return), four punt· re· turns for 150 yar ds. one kickoff return for 103 yards. threw rour passes-three o f t h ose for to uchdowns -and ran the ball eight t imes for96 yards. THE FINAL SCORE was 42-21 Cal State, and Spiller had a band in every touchdown. Who did he play., "I'm nol sun:." said Spiller with a smile after accurately re- lating the statistics. "It was either Fresno State or Cal St.ate Northridge .. Spiller h~ never regreted his retirement ror a moment. He s ays he doesn't miss Cincinnati. which is "the a rm pit of the wor ld wtth <ill its smoke and µollution" or trying to tackle L.arry Csonka, who "hurt you ,•vt'ry hme you tried to tackle him · · t could have gone back.·· ,1 -.a rd the 33 year-old Spille r, pre- • ~ently unmarried and father or three child r en <D avi d 11, Justine 8 and Sam 2>. "I jusl got t1roo of playing football." And he had too much love for another JOb m his hfe ANGELS ... fn ends here tontght. and ever y thing went perfect.·· Until the seventh. Frost had allowed nothing more t han an in· field single. 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LOl'IS lJ\Pl -John C Schulte, a former rQiOJor league <'atchcr. <lied of cancer Wednesday He was 82 Schull<.'. who also was a coach and later a scout for thc Nt•w York Yankees. signed Yogi Berra lo <1 professional contract for $500. He was born m Pttdr1cktown, Mo . and was a lifetime re- sident of the St Louis ar<:'a. SCUIA PRO'S IOUYAMCY COMPENSATOR •9CJ. $90.00 TENNIS RACKETS s I 0°0 OFF wttti Sfriltt ~ AJl._..AIGrip~ (with tll1s adl Schultl' beS?<1n hi!> l>ig league career in 1923 '4 1th the St Louis Browns and spent six seasons 1n the maJors. fin1sh1ng m 1932 with t he Boston Bn 1ves. Huge S.tectlon of 1...-b ro804E 911, TARGA, 914'1 AUOl'a I 00'1 & FOX'• wt IEETUS, RAlllTS, SCIROCCO IUSlS, DASHstS md -Ont• PAMPLI:: 19770atsun PU Long Bed with camf)er shell. AM/FM ca~tte. low miles Lie 10187 $5399 CHICK IVERSOM, IMC. 445 [. Coen! Hwy ; "t-•port ••oc:h . 6 7 l OfOO ···-·'··~ • ' r ' • . . . . NOW-S6QOO!! • • • r • • • • • • • # • .-" . . . 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Scott. a graduate of UC lrv\}1e this spring, 1s curre ntly in Europe competing in a series of three meets. t hen will fly home to compete in the U S.-USSR meet al the University of California <Berkeley> July 7 Ho w about the wo rld record ror the mile run of 3·49.4 held by John Walker of New Zealand'> "I TlUNK that som eday .. Miller s ays, then hesitates. AFl'E R THAT, he will return to Europe along with Coach Len Miller and steeplechase runner Ed Ahlmeyer for a series of meets beginning in Dublin, Ireland J uly 12. After Scott ran a lifetime best of 3.53.8 in Oslo, Norway for the mile Tuesday, a day a fter he stepped off a n airplane from the US .. Mille r said he would never be surprised at anything Scott does. "(l's hard to say but sometime within the next two years he will c hallenge the world mile record. And 1t could be this summer. "We knew he was not yet at top form in the NCAA and M U me ets. But both Steve and m yself expect to see some very fast times from him this summer " Scott will run 16 race s this summer "lt's hard to say wha t his potential is." Miller says. "Before he got s ick. he was capa ble or challenging the Ame rican record at a mile <3 :51.1 by Jim RyanJ and also at 1.500 meters . They we re both within his reach be fore that time " SC01T. MILLER and Ahlmeyer will be making a trip on their own whe n America 's premiere mile star returns to Europe in July. ·'The reason we set it up was lb.at we fell he had a chance to run s ome record times over there this s umme r," Miller says. ··And Steve fe lt it would be helpful if I went with rum." SC01T CAUGHT a virus the last week in April and it took a lot D-41yl"l ... - $0lJTH ALL-STAR LINEBACKER DON BARKER. Teehniqoe TopS Barker Leads Somh Defense By ROGER CA RLSON Ol Ille Dally Piiot St.tff For lwo years Newport Harbor High's Don Barker raised havoc wilh the opposition f rom his middle linebacker p0silion in the Sailors' defense-climaxed by a first tt•a m All·CIF' D1 v1sion I berth ~a rkcr , a long with Santa Ana Valley's Mark Fer~uson. will be statione d at linebacker Thursday night when the South tackle-; the North in the 19th Orange Coun l) All·s lar football gu mt• at Santa Ana Bowl. PAOUNG 19S POUNDS on a 6·1 frame. Barker 's as !>els are simple · Sound technique::.. South assistnnt coach Bill Craven of Pacifica High echoes those thoughts . "Barker has been well-coached . He finds the ball well and s tays square. He doesn 't gel turned ar ound and he can read pass or run very we ll. And he's a fine hitter." Bill Pizzica, Barker's coach at Newport Harbor, says. "He has a nose lor the football. HelS JUSl a smart kid with a good personality. A team leader." tllGH COMPLIMENTS from two ~oaches who have done so well in the rece nt past. Pizzica's Newport Ha rbor l'lcven advanced to \he Cl F ::.emifinals and Cr aven's teams tht• past two seasons have compiled a 19·2-l record with 1 hl' only losses coming in \he second round or the playoffs The All-sta r setup 1s s li ghtly diffe rent for Barker as ht! performs m a 5 2 setup with Ferguson. At Newport Harbor he was the central figure in a three-line backe r system and that 's ()ne of the key reasons he's headed for UC Davis. whe re the same system is e mployed. "lt 's still pretty bas ic," says the S~uth co-captain ·'Th ls has been a fun thmg working with the others in the South cu mp." Barke r a nd the South have been preparing for the tiff at Estan<~ia Hif.!h under Estancia Coach Jim Bratten • Q. • TUE DIFFERE NCE from his days a t N ewport., "Size • and consistency." says Harker. who was credited with 150 lead tackles and 39 assists in his senior season Harke r was a two-year starter for the Sailors and in reflecting on his senior season, he recalls the ltuntington Bea ch game. m which he nm SJ yards for a touchdown w ith an interception as his personal highhght "It was a good M'ason." says Ba rke r '- A Sunset League runner up as a 194 -pound wrestler . Ba rker's efforts in the c lassroom were also commends· ble a 3 3 ,::.p a · ·w~ we re looking for quality players when we made our \(•IC'ct1ons," says Craven. "And l think we found them Barker·• The fact that he's going to be call ing our de fC'n~wc.' !>ignals speaks for itself " CoaSt Area Volleyball TeaDlS Win Special to lhe Daily Pilot LISLE. 111.-Four volleyba ll te ams from the Orange Coast area have advanced to the final round of the Junior Olympics championships being conducted here. The Balboa B ay C l ub a d vanced boys te ams lo the fina ls m the intermedia te < 16- a nd-undt·r > divisio n a nd thl' Junior < 13-and-underl division 1od ay while the Ora nge County Volleyball Club advanced girls team s to the finals or the senJOr!> < 18-a nd under> and intermedia te di\'1s1on wtlh a chance to do lht· sam e in the Junior division Outs tanding performances h~ G reg Sulhvan and Tom Bunnell led the Balboa Bay intermediate team to a trio of str aight set victories Thursda y . Laguna B<'a ch was in the losers' b racket and trying for a hcrth m the fmals . .. Balboa Bay's JUntor team de - fc:lted Laguna Bt'a ch in ch<im - p 1ons h1 p hrackct sem1fin ul action Thursday to reach tht· fina ls, paced by Andy Cra ne and Ke vin Ha rrett. Lag una mt·l Manhattan earlie r today to dt' te rm inc the other finalist The OCVC intermed iate No 1 g irls team d efeate d Lagunl.t Beach in three sets this morning to reach the finals while tht• s e.niors learn routed four f~~ Thursday to m ake the finals . Jf#tfor Otympk t VelltYIWll ,,,.....,,..,., ... ,. BalbOe Bty C.lul> dtl -lro CZ 7S 1 IS·I o-1 W•\ltnlMl•r Alt•<S IS I IS 8 Otl 81Uf' V•lln Ml\\OUrt Is 11, t s-1 Juit•u..,. So•n Bt lbO• a., 0111> dtt ~r;s Cn•c.tQo 1s J •HJ Otl LtOUN> Buen I\ s IS II Serwor Gtrh Or•noe Coa•t VotlPyb.111 t1ub ot1 B•lll• c ..... 1) '· H •. <Ml WlnQy City lCn·c~o H 9 IS~ O•I Moroan ICl>•C-1 IS s. IS 8 '"' (h1<d l(hl< •Ool IS~. H IJ 1,,._erm<H11ttt glr1• OrtnQ• Coast Vollt yball Club No I O•I LdQun.t A•1ttn 10 IS IS s I\·•, ocvc No 1 lost 10 R'""' ~tp10\ IS·IO. S 10, 8 IS Volleyball Tourney Set PAC IFIC PALISADES-Th!' world championships of six mlln a nd s ix-wo me n volleyball an· :.cheduled for Saturday C:1nd Sun day at Will Rogers Slate Redc:h l oca t ed o n P ac1fll· Coa~l Highway north of Santa Monita It s tarts at 9 a.m Saturda} "'1th 40 teams m each d1 v1sion Among tht' men's division is the· Chuc k Steak I louse e ntn d('fcndtng its 1978 Nat1onai l'S\'BA crown. In the women's d1v1swn. Nick's F'is h ~a rkct de frnds its outdoor crown of 1977 Lifeguards Vie-~~===~~==--==--, M o r c t h li n 3 0 0 r~--'i~C!l!I~ lifegua rds. representing b<.•aches from San Dlc~o ·~~~~._:~~ to S anta Ba rbara, will com pe lc in I ht• second a nnual Lal(una N 1~uel llfcguarcl c-ompel1tion July 21\ Event~ . .,..h1<"h begin at 2 p m and lac;t until 11 . w ill tes t th e h fogtiard:-.' .,kills in run- ning. s wimming, paddl· ing and surf sk11ng Sile J f the co mpetition wall be Niguel Reach Park HIGH SCHOOL WEIGHT TRAINING MOIKlor "'" FricS.y Hart.cw 7:30.t:lO Estmtda t:lO. I I :JO CdM l :OO.S:OO Co1to Meso 7:00.9:00 S25tw J ...... $45tw IZ__... :::.::...·~= -~ .. o,....c..tYMCA JJot ~_., Drt .. ................ ,.....4J.fff0 ,.__ _____ __, .. • I ... ~ .. ., ..... , . Some people ruin their point ;ob. They •t lt'a tet19ll wort cWUll4) • cer'a wax 1 • b .... , ..... "lJ ........ b11ffi.,. .... ...,., ••..-Y l11cll. , Moat ,..,.. dM't bow tllet wH psbt trit Md ~rt Uh• -,..1. 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See page B-7. Smmfest Nears MV Meet Set July 14-16 The Mission Viejo Na dadores are once again expected to dominate lhe Mission V1e10 Invita tiona l Swtmming Champ1onsh1ps hut the host <'lub can't he•accused of stacking the cards 1n its fovor Tht• ..,1.xth unnual <·vc·nt, which runs July 14·16 at the Margucrtll' lntcrnat1onal Swim Complex. will attract nearly 800 or the top American :.w1mmers 1n addition to a large contingent from f 1 VC' ot hc.'r nations TllE MEET OFFERS t' S swimmers one final opportunity to qualify for the upcoming World Games trials at Woodland. Tex T hl' trials will dNt:rm1n1• the· L'S entries in the World Games lh1s August in West lkrhn. ucc:o rding to Nadador es Coac h Mark Sthubat lleudmg Schuhc.'rl ·., corps arc a pair c)f Mission Viejo High grads who enjoyed a sensational winter season. Brian Goodell. re· cenlly nam'cd Athlete ol Ulc. Year at UCL/'\. won three NCAA crowns a rn;i two AAC titles. Jesse Vassallo is\\he world leade r in thl' 400 1nd1v1dual medley. turninf? the t rick at the AAU indoor championships TllF.i{'o!ADADORES a lso boast a strong wom en's team. led by high school sensations Da wn Rod1gh1ero and Alice Browne ,\ :tear ago 1n this '\amc pool. Corona del Mar's Browne set a world record m tht• 1.SOO·metcr freestyle < 16 24 601 She 1s back rn top form in th{• 1,500 and 800 freestyh.· events Stars Fall To Tucson T UCSON-The Orange County Stars. lhe hottest team on the road C4 I l m the International Volleyball Assn .. were f1nall) cooled off Thursday night a s tht• Contine nta l D1 v1s1on-le ading Tucson Sky e asily defeated the Sta r i. 3 I beofre 2 ,076 a t Cat alina High School. Th<' game scores were 12-6, 12 5. 7 1i. 12·4 T he loss dropped the Star~ 19.3) 11 2 games behind Western D1v1sion leade r. Santa Barbara. Tucson was led by its front line of Meliton J imenez <6·4 >. Scott English <fl-7l and Bill Wa rdco11 (6·6). Th.e frQnl line. a nd the passm~ 't>f Peruv iaTi I rm:.i Cordero, was what hurt the Stars ·'They \\ere receiving well and gett1n~ t he ball to <Valde mar> Valde7." sa id Coach Dodge Parkt•r "That !>Cl up their at- tal'k · Baseball Starulings MALC.ol.M REID M9r· aays: LEASE A BOBCAT fwOftty ORDBlYOURS TODAY .\MERICAN LF..\GlJE Western Division Tt'lca~ Kansas City Angels Oa kland Chicaiw M innesol a Scalllt• W L Pct. GB 39 34 .534 :18 35 .521 I J9 36 520 I 37 38 .493 3 34 40 .459 51~ :10 41 .423 8 27 50 351 14 Eastern Division Bo~ton Milwaukt'l' Ne•\\ York Balt1mort' Dctro1l Cleveland Toronto 52 22 703 •U :11 581 9 42 .12 56H lfl ·10 35 53:1 121 ~ 3~ 37 493 151 ~ 34 39 .466 171 1 26 47 356 251 ·~ T""'~Y'• Sc°"' .e.ntth J IC•n,._\ C1ty I Cl•v•lanca , Detroit l O••t•no I. TellU I, Ul 1nn•"9~ 80\IOft ' 8-llltno<P ] S.•111~ • ClllC.eqG I Only Q•"'" .,....,.,_ Tocl<IJ'\ GaMH lt••\ IMtlla<il M l •I A .... h IA..St • ti n :loston IT1•nt NH at 8a1tomo<e 11'•-~n II S• n c1~vr1ano •W•se S IOI al Toronto IMoor• l t) n Q"lrotl 111.tilet I IJ ., ,..,,.. YO<il IGUllf'11 J>91. n Cn1CaQO l'ilnlon I II •l Mir•nei<>I• CJHli.ton I 11 n Ken\H Clly 10.lt 1-l l I t Otkleno IK-1' • •n n M1lw•uil ... n-..,,.,, J.JI •I SHlllt IP•rron 1 01 n Si\TJONAL LEAGUE W~slem Division W L Pct. GB S..in F ranc1sco 47 27 .635 ('1 nc mnat1 14 31 587 311:: Dodger' 1:! 32 568 a SanDll'J\O 36 39 .480 11 1 ~ llouston 3:! 38 465 121,~ At Ia n ta 29 43 .403 17 Eai.h:rn Division Philadclphw :19 30 .565 Ch1l'a go :17 34 521 3 ~1 ontrenl :11 37 .500 4 '~l P ittsburgh :15 37 .48fl 51 L Nl'W York :12 45 .416 ll St. Lou1::-29 47 382 131 :· Tllu"°41Y • Scerff 0 ..... t r\ I A1Ulnl• J P n1leOt lpft1t •. (~,c~ I Plll\INtll~ • ,.,.,. Yor\ I Hou, to"\ '"" 1nMh o Only Qttnn 1otNl<I"'"° T-,·•O.l'lff D..,ter• 1 Jol>n 8 • ""° AnocH'n •O ~I C1ncin ri••1 fMoot.-.•uO-l•r.ctS,,tm1.-tito • J! 1 'n Pll•l-lpllle tCMI-I I •no Cllr·~·-~, •I Cll1 t •90 CICrulOw O~ t no M<Glothen t~l. l Sen f'rtn<tKO (MonlefUICO I 1 trtd H•llO I .. ,, •I All•nte tM.tlllff I~ en<!~ .. ,.~ \.l l, l, t-n Sc Lou•~ IF~ .... at Mont .... I 10<',_,. " 4 1 'l ~w Yon IE\p1note .. II •t P 11ts1>11rgll ( Poo1n\on 4.Jl n \•n Dl•QO 19'irltV •·ti ~IKIOri l "f<,,_,._.. •·fl . n UllH'Clrt'• 04"'•' D ... 1er1 <II C1n<•nna11 PlllltOtlPl>l• et (ll1C9QO 'it lOUI\ "' MOnlrrtl "'"" 0••00"' HOu'1on I \en F renc11eo •I Allen1• N• .. Yori! el Pltl•bv•O" ~~· . "'~JOHNSON & SON .... LEASING ••• ALL MAKES ALL MODELS JtEW . . . . . . . . : \ 600 W. CQAST HWY.• NEWrc>•T HACH• '4~0262 OR USEP ~t ~ ........... ~.-.-•• ~--..... . ... ........ . ( B. f) OJ\IL y ~·ILO ' ,..,. June JO f91& Golf Tourney Winners .Jue.• Ma di <rcntt•r ) of Newport Beach and Hon llrnds haw c r ig ht) of Hunting ton Hc at'h recc.•fltl v wo n t he f ifth annua l !':t•wport Im 1tat10nal golf tourney a t Big Can ~·on Country Club Tournt•y d1<.11 rman Ma rlin San born prest•nt :-. lht• troµhy l\bdl a nd Hrncbh<.lw ~Jrc Hig Canyon me mbers . No Longer in Shadow Cyclist Woods' Goal: Drive an Indy Car H) HOWARD L . HANDY oi 1 ... 0.11~ """" s-.n Spe<'d~ uy motor<:) c·le racing has been a part of his lire for many yt>ars even though he 's only 20 at the present tim e. When he <;t;.irted gomg lo the races, he was selling a motorcy C'le nt•wspaper 1n the grandstands while watching his olde r brothe r compete Rut at the mome nt, Gene Woods is his own personality on a ~peedway moton •ycle WOODS, TllE YOUNGER brother of forme r US. champion Hi<'k . 1s tn his four th s eason of speedway racing and will be on hand tonight 18) when the <:ycles invade Orange County Fair· ~rnunds in Costa Ml's a Torught ts Fo'< Ni ght at the s peedway with a ll female fans ad m ille d fn .•c.• It will a bo mark the return of Jim Fis hback to the s pc<'dway wars . Has lhl' httll• hrotht-r complex helped o r hinder ed Gene tn his -qu~st of 1nd1\1dual s1~l'dway recognition? "J\ few things Rick has done have come back to haunt ml'. · C.cne admits "llut a 1ot of good has also come out of at Being his brother has opened a lot of doors for me and has made 1t a lot easier to get star1cd " WOODS SllOULO BE m the winne r 's circle before too long Ill' t 1•c c•ntly purt haSl'U the bike that Mike Bast used to capture the <·harrip1on!'>h1p last year and has former Indianapolis c ha mp1onsh1 p <'<Ir mechanic.· J c•rry Eisert tuning hts bike 1\skc.'<i 1f h(• ho.id oth<·r as pirat ions in racmg. Woods s ayc;, h1 '> t•\'C'ntu<JI goal 1s to dn vc an Indy <:ar ·w c"H ' 1 E1:-.t•rt and Woods I talked about 1t but right now 1t ''> too hard to find a rnll' Whl'n the time com es. we will get into 1t WOOl>S Wt\S PUT DOWN for the fi nal fi \'e weeks of last s<·ason with o.i suspension, c:ausmg him to miss the yecir-end cham pwnsh1p:-.. "I d1d n t submit to a fuel check and it turned into a h1g has,lt'." ht• s ays. "I told the m they could check it after the race ;incl lhc.•y wantt~d lo do it befo re. When they did finally cbeck the 1 uc l. t h('Y l'Ouldn 't find anything wrong. '"Rut by tlu s tim e. the rider's board said l had already caused c·no ug h trouble and lhc•y sat me down for the rest of Lhe yea r F.~erythmg thc•y tl1tJ , they had something to gain by setting me down." lhl' q u1ut. soft !>poken Woods says II E IS ONt:: WHO would favor a return to t eam rac mg that was m ~Ol!lll' last SN1son It w;.is a big help to me." he says. "I was Mikes C Bast> partnt·r and w1• <Jl.,o had Bruce Penha ll on our team T he nders all set>ml'<f to en1ov 1t •.mo lhu money was good .. I t'!> a dtCfercnL .1t mosplwn· hut thl· f..i ns didn't l1kl' 1t as well · Surfers Sparkle · OCEANSIDE Pat Hallahan of Corona del Mar woq the J.J\ masters title to lead a t'ont- 111gcnt of ct~hl Oranj!e Coast ,1 r c a w 1 n n c r s 1 n a r e <' e n t We stern S urfin i:: /\ssn m eet lwr~. 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Bono (L,.Qun• 110< ltl C,•n•O" 1 Wl!HY Tucker I Oana Po1nll 7 P•I• L•POMd IFounlaln V•lltVl l TllOm l\Oam\()n lC,a n Cl,._nlt) ' HUQll Murplty ((pr rilr"I S Or,ntl Jatk50f\ <Et f of'OI c,rand mMtfr~ t Butch (,n n tHunt•"oton GENE WOODS Coast Area Banquets MISSION Vl£JO H IGH c;.,1, 8uketb.lll Vttr,••v Mo'I V.JfU4blt Jeannt 8t.dUPrt'Y M0\1 tninrov~ ICtm C<lrrof' lt""a-m (.eotam J~•n H,.f\hbPrQf'r Junior V.tr\•lt' Mo\t Valu.ablf" l"'°" Larii:1n M O\t tmorovtO Orn•~P S~nChP/ Mo~I 1n·.01rt!l•on.11 Ttwrt-''4 Muq>hv •net Donn.it C.ate I rf'tm (4'ot•1n L1ndct L..tr·tflu , G..rhGy~stiC\ V•r\lt / Mo\t V~lut"tblt> Sutdnf'tt RHd\bll M o"t tmoro v•d U•Jt'lt C,reen MO'\I ln•"4)1fott1MAI J•ll <lf·n 1(f'Wl n J~P•Or v.,i.'lY ¥,Ot' v.,1u.l>IP Ju"• H000"""0••',.__, #Jo t fmprov•O 'Snr'lt'Oi'\ Stmt Tr.tell •NI Fte ld \l.1r,1 l'f ~I V.Jlu.tOh ldurA 9owrr" Mo't ,n,Q•tctl on .. 1 l•mt Ottrr M O\I tmprowf'O t f r A< It Donn" wr onn t f 1f'ldl Sdbrtod fJ,.ru:Jlf'tOf H19h Point ~b"""' P ... ndleton 8ut ,,.., V-H \11Y MO\ol Vctluablf' Jo4'nn ct M Qt.1nta1" Mo· t '""P''"''Of'\fll K~lf' Moun••·" M fJ· t lmprovf'O T r .tt li.I J vOY 8.uttrtt. 'f." l<U Lon Pu,,,..,. H19h Point L11 McGdnn ftoo•m r .tJ)ld'"' Ro1>01n Ut'ckr r L1w <;atltn. 'h tollr-t f1NQ,,M (;"Is SoUIWll Vitr "iifY Moc.t Valuable Sutaf\nt LrAncr M o \t 1rnor ov,,O GA vl a H odgl" Mo~t ln\p1rAl•Ot' 1'1 Ktm 01'\h• JhnHH V•tr\1tv M o\I Vatul\b lf' Coll~,.,.. Mott°'n Mo\f hnpro11et1 r ,.,~,-. t( lur •" Mo\t ln\p1rat1ontll St.tu)y Oow"'ttv Glrh Swlmm11>9 V.oH\tlY MO"it V~IUdbl~ J .. nntff!'r HOOkff M o't 1n\oro 11ttd 1 am1 l o ..,e 101 l~dm f.40t"'"' lAnn\fpr HOO"''. St~phan1@ Rr 1n1Ckf Jun1Qf VM\1t"f Mo\t VAiuabie C..attw O'Re1t iv'· M n\I 1morovrd M.turr,.n MtCur,.-y Mo'' ln-.pirttt10ndl Jftyn<' Zt rdmby MOTORCYCLES SPORTS ON TV/ HORSE RACING TV Work Acclaime·d Barry Headed I For Big Things By ALEX SACHARE ... ~wrttff T he origanul basketball gypsy has done it again. Ri~k Barry, who was switching teams and jumping leagues ba ck in the 1960s before free agency made such action rash1on~ble, has bolted the Golde n State Warriors for the second tune In his r;u--flung career. this time heading for Hous ton and a wo-year con tract for' a reported $1 million. IN THE MEANTIME he'll be furthering his broadcasting career , working for CBS Uus s ummer as. a commentator on a number of events, including golf and te~1s. But the agreement with the Rockets means he won't be taking to the airwa·ves on a full-time basts fo r awhile. ( J even though at the age of 34 S'DQ•~ 0'~ trt/ Ba rry concedes has "future IS r n.1.;, 1"f i ~ 1n b r o ad c .i s t1n g . n o t _ bas ketball .. ··This 1s a new life for m e and a treme ndous opportunity, .. Rarry said or his d ecision to play out his option with the Wa rriors. test the free-agent waters and then sign with Houston "I was very happy over the last six years at Golden Sta te ... satd Barry ... But bas ketba ll is a business just like everything else and we were unable to work out a contract with the Warriors " THAT SURPRISED most basketball people According to the Warriors. they had reached a verbal agreement with Burry on at leas t two occasions. Whlit 's more , Barry lives in the Bay area and had s aid he wanted to end his playing career there Warriors guard Phil Smith. however. was not s urprised al losing a teammate "Ri ck is a businessman type." ob· ser ved Smith. "You know he was going to do the best he could for himself. After a ll . he was the first to do this kind of Uung .. If there is one word to describe Barry . 1t is businesslike. He is a cool. calculating individual who weighs all the angles before making a move or issuing a stale· m e n t. No player 1n the Natio n a l Bas ketball Associatio n can ~1t in a locker room . JUSt minutes arte r playing a rough 48 minutes. and analyze a game the wa) Ua rry does T HAT ABILITY to put words togethe r clearly and conc1sel) and pro vide instant analysis that makes sense has served Barry well in his TV work He has done the s ports segment on local new'> s hows in the past . but now seems headed for bigger things as a ndwork comme ntator Saturday's Tl'·Agnada 11 ·15 a.m . <4) -BASEBALL -The Philadelphia Phtlhes m eet the Cubs in Chicago's Wrigley Field Noon Cll ) THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL. 2 p.m . <4> WIMBLEDON T ENNIS -Early round play 1n the world's oldest te nnis tournament, taped at the London suburh of Wimbledon 2 · 30 p m . <34 ) WORLD CUP SOCCER Highlights of past games in the '78 season are s cheduled 3 p m (2) GOLF -Th1rd round play in the Western Open 3·55 p.m {11 ) -DODGERS BASEBALL -The Dodgers m eet the Reds at Cincinnati's Riverfront Stadium. 4 p.m. (2) SPORTS SPECTACULAR -"The Impossible Ore a m · Ballooning Across the Atlantic" is repeated. 17 > G R.EAT TEAMS, GR EAT YEARS -A look back at the 1974 Oakland Ra iders a nd the 1973 Miami Dolphins. 5 p m, {7) WJOE WORLD OF SPO&TS -Nadia Coma nec1 a nd the Rumanian ~ymnast1cs team in a special exhibition Also. NASCAR'~ Michigan 400 a nd the National AA U we aghthfting cha m p1onsh1p\ Sundafl'• TV Agftlda 11 a m (4 ) WIMBLEDON TENNIS -Early round play in the world's oldest tennts tournament. taped at the London suburb of W 1 m bledon 11 ·10 a .m (Ill DODGERS BASEBALL -The Qf>dgers me el the Reds at Cincinnati's Riverfront Stadium. l p.m . (2) GOLF Final round play in the Western Open fro m Oak Brook. Ill • l :30 p.m. <4 l TENNIS -Ken Rosewall takes on Eddtl' Dibbs in a WCT tournament of champions match. 2:30 p.m . C4 ) S PORTSWORLD -Eusebio Prdroza makes his first defense of hi.s WBA feather weight. crown against Ernsto Herrera. Also. continuing coverage of the international water ski J ump c las s ic . taped n e ar Dalla s . ('7) 1978 N HR A SPORTSNATIONALS Bowling Green, Ky., is the setting for the :ifth NllRA sportsnationals 3 30 pm. <7> TENNIS Mixed doubles : Vit as Gerula1t1., 3Qd Virgini a Wade meet John Newcombe and Dianne Framholtz in a world 10v1tat1ona l te nnis classic match Taped. 6 p·m <9> P1t0 !'JOCCP!R -The Surf-m~ets the New Yori< Cosmos. played ~arher in the day in East Rutherford. N J JlJVF.NILE ACE r----couPOM----1 Top Stakes Races Set For Los AI T onight's El Ocho Se ten ta lla ndtc ap ki cks off a stakes· filled July 4 holiday weeke nd at the Los Ala mitos race track. M1ke·s J et . coming orr a vh. tor y in the Endurance Han· d1 cap earlier this month. takes on seven distance spec ialists in the $1 2.000 a d de d El Ocho Se t e nt a H a ndi c ap whi c h h ag hltght~ toni ght's nine-q1ce qua rter horse card a nd is the firs t o f four s t a k e s races- scheduled this weekend. Sa turday's program 1s h ighlig hted by the $106.900 Vess eh M atunty . featunng t rac k record holde r Az ure Three The $25,000-added Los Ntnos 1s the featured event Mon- d ay while the $15.000-added ln- d c pe ndcnce Da y H a ndic ap h1 g hhghls Tuesday's t·ard . Post t ime each evening 1s 7 .45. M 1ke 's Jc t m ade his firs t ca reer start at 870 yards in the June 10 E ndurance a winning one. co vering the dist ance in <15 41 "econds . the fastest time of the meeting . In nine races at short er distances earlier this ~car, the s1x-year·old chestnut has won twice and finish ed in the m oney three time'> The m eeting 's to p jockey. Kenny Jlart. will ride Mike 's Je t , saddling high weight of 125 pounds Other e ntries a re Bound Passem. Swoosh. Sea He mp. Fleet Convoy. Kleburg's Inte nt. Raise the Roof and Ame rican Gent Bourtd Passem. ·which will be ridden by Luke Myles. ha:. two wins and four seconds m eight -;t•..iso n start::. Ra ise the Roof. .... h1ch will be ridden by Terry Lipham. won his first stakes ra ce by taking the Wa r Chic as a 16 I longshot Racing · Results Los Alamitos J. 1r\t t .,,. SW•"<I Ttlfo lthW\. 11 •O 4 bO. "'00 Wtn\om• ~or Mr I 40 I> l>O, w.r F•n<v 8 80 \1 E ••<I• I> dnd I CM•d SA? 10 <,uono rd<P Ulll~ T .nv L.•mb 11 •O 5 80 • .0. S~ve\ Em. '80 3 80 Ronet EdH'. o.00 T~orcl r..c• Kl'•Qhl Of (,lorv J'l :70, IS :70, • 80 (,.Ody 'Rocio.Pl 5 e0 J 40 Wtt Rill., ) l>O ~our th •.t<• Cocl<l•burr Kai•. 1• 10 10 00, S 00 Ml\\ Al.000•11 t 80 J loO S.m•tha Go J 40 H E••< t• I> .->CJ I CW•d SAJ6 00 F ••t" '"" ,,..,,_ Prf"'ferHKtt. & 00 • .0. l a\ T h•I T •Qt'• 1f 20, Y 80 T 1ny 8ua I> 00 S"lh r.t<P Ouc>llQu•c~ • 00 7 80. 7 80. Pa ir><• E 1.,.1 5 40, • 00 Poood Joi.n. I l>O U E ~ 1<11 • """ • cw•d ''° oo 'iP'P"1h rat&-~·A B"r 107 l>O ~ l>O, ti 40 Hoqn Moon Snol q 00 1 00 Party' Jpl I 40 £1oh•n '•t• f.1ou .. ro.t. 12 •0. & •O l •O .. C.•••lm•n o 10 J 10 LtltlP C.o Flttl, l 00 U £-. •• , .. 1 .,.., s """' n s '° tlOf\lh ra(.e O•<"t.., 0.... R.ir II 40 5 00 • 00 ( ""'0'" F tf*n 1 90 J <60 1 r .. rwo \ Oawn & 10 O (. w•cl• .... no J o.110 \1t7 \() All•nOdnc..-• 11} Hollywood Park ~ "'' td<~ lonq Alh•. S 60 310, 1 IO Mr F or9•1. J 00. 7 loO. R~b'• Promov-• 70 S~cond <ac.• For1u"" H•llPr )() 80. I I 80 q .0 Oon V1(lor S 70. 'eO PrOIJ"""r"tor q 00 n 0•,. ly Ooublr 10 ILOflQ Alto••'"" I !Fortune H•ll•rl Pdlcl \110 70 Thord •<><~ wn1IP J&O•. 'llO. 1 10, 2 10. '''" o.,. ) l>O 7 60, r,,,, R•ll•clooo• J '° \S E•arn• I •no I O<l•d ''" 00 r ourtn r<K" 6tuch l •-1 •O. • 00 J '°· 11 .. Vlllrnhltt'.) 60. J 11) Roy•l '<Otl • 60 f 1llll ••<-e Frosly.All•or. I 00. l •O, 7 60 M19hly !.<1"'10". 1 60 110 D••lr.,., 3 40 \S E• •<,. 7 •no 51M!dtll )() \ulh '~"' Pl!l•ntMS Pttncf'-\\. \ 80 • 00. 1 80 f;.19 \ Spr •Q I 00 \ &O , ,,., Rovoi • AO 'f>wPnth rtKP t orP1QI" Po..,,.,. I 10. 4 00 160 L •auo' L • .., l ¥' l 10 Po1om11c PnOf' 1 .ea \.S E ... , M \ ctno 4 paid '6A oo E 1on11t •.oc• Dall"' ~b • llO l '° 1 l>O Club \A•O• ) •C I 60 lumbt• AIO<IQ ) 70 N inth r..-t ~P Ht..,.. W.1tf'"t 8 UI( • 00 110 "nll\u•001 8 60 \ 60. -••non J tO H l •"' '" \ .tn<l I P••dl l19 IO Attf'ndclntf' t• _, O/\LLJ\S, Ore On BAIT SHACK I Aug 15. 1977. Hcbccca I Ann Chase . an 8 yl'ar 4th of July I old third J?r:tdl•r. made CB.IC~:~ COROLLA'S, TRUCKS 4wu LAHOCRUISBS golfing history Shl· hit a SPECIALS I hole -in -onl' on thl.' par 3, '" .. ' s•-2501 1 1 fifth hole . at the Oak lo4&l•elC-u,1. 10 Knoll Golf Club in In OFF I depl'ndenrt'. Ore ----------.1 Golf Digest magazine CATFISH 52 •. 1~-9 11 a u t h c n t i c a t t• d STIHK IAIT ~ "Beck)·'s'' real. certify-I 1ng ihat s he• was the ""'_ .. .__ I youngest girl ever to ttl-0922 . I L.---. __ _..... ___ ... __ •~--J score an ace. 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J ,:;I> • I f Place • Ill Sun Crowded Weekends Busiest on Record at Beaches By JERR .. HERTENSTEIN Ol l~lty ~110\I SWI Summer weekends aren 't 'l'O mplete without bumper to humpcr. snail-pace traffic on Pacific Coast Highway and main street s leading from inland t1 t1cs to b<>aches. But no bt•ach c;eason in recent years h as seen so man y roadways Jammt'<I with vehicles and beaches packed with people as 1978 An unusually wet winter. sug gests Bill Kramer. lifeguard C'h1ef f or May with 1 4 million bathers .. May usually bnngs 300.000." Ken Jacob:-on, head lifeguard, said · ·TH 1-.cen Mays that w<>re heavier," said Ua1rd at Laguna. .,., here attendance la:-t month was 220,000 But he added June ha~ drawn a capacity 50.000 total for each Saturday and Sunday All those pcoplt'. of course. make added work for hfoguards, par;fmcdics and 1>ol1ce. What ure the problems ., Why cy vehicles " All lifeguard s upervisors re com mended people not pack a location near a lifeguard tower as a place to sun themselves J acobson said the m ajor pro· blem in wat e r off Newport Beach is an "irregular .. bottom caused by winter storms ·'The ocean bottom as full of holes and we've had som e near drownings of people who hevc stepped in them, som etimes onl)- :W feet from short>··· The problem 1s worse th;m in Jacobson had to dive off the p1erto:-avethe trio "We can handle a ny s ize crowd on this beach -and any s 1tuat1on during regular season." he said "But we·re not geared for off season in record times such as May · Jacobson praise:-. work of his lifeguards. emphasizing the JOb ··1ooks simple, but as not. "We had a lifeguard in May '-"hO a sked to resign Physically the JOb can c·ause problems and mentally can kill you. .. The look ff unt1nl! tun s t a l l' beaches. kept peoplt• Crowds Flock to County Beaches un the faceofa parent whose c hild ha s nearly drowned is not ;m easy thing to handle PY sc hologica. lly .. 'rooped up,· and h as al· t ibuted hcavilv to in· rreas~d mi· Cro"·d~ s~·on1l -SRO on the Sands ~ f;(rat1on. Coa~t Beaches ~ Bruce Baird. lifeguards boss al Laguna f Ueach. bchcves cancellation of c summer classes at most public f ... r houls has caused capac ity ~ (•rc1wds on 4 7 miles c,f s and his 1 :-.taff patrols t ·· 11 s bccn a record year for us '1 down hcre. ' said Kramer "We ~ had a reeord l 6 m1lhon people i a t tpc beach in May " <The Jver;igt.' is lcsl> t han h;ilf a million > Newport Beach h;id a record 'Sly Fox' Works as Burlesque When Hen J onson penned "Volpone" in 1606 he may never hav<> intended it he s taged with the loose 1n- terpretat1on it gets io Larr y Gel hart's version as the "Sly F'ox " al the Shubert Theater 10 Century City a But Jonson did intend the piece as comic illustration or depthf. to whjch people stoop an their ~reedy quests and the double meaning of the Q'lain churattcr . Foxwell J Sly IT GETS tbe full comic trea tm-~n the c u·rrent. t•lever slaging with so much t>mphas1s on soliciting laughs that a lot of sc<'nes could be describl'd as downright burlesque lt 's burlesque, tha t 1s, in the true sense of the word - ridicule by grotesque exag. geration or comic imitations and mockery by caricature And what caricatures there are at the Shubert. George C Scott stars as Foxwell J Sly who feigns ill ness to learn how far hi~ "trusted" acquaintances will go lo get tnerr fiiini s orr 111!. gold treasure. Scott, a pleasure: lo see on stage after so m any movie rol111. doubles in Act II 8~ the comic redhead Judge at Sly's trial. do people y,ait in traffic Jams lo "battle" for their spot in the sun., llow do they get to the beach? ··our matn proble m is that ever y time a lifeguard aids sc,meonc fnim the water large crowds gather t o watch.·· Kramer Sald. "ll can b1. a shock for an unconscious person to come to and fmd a zillion people sta nding over him. And crowds can hamper :.ict·ess of e mergcn· seven or eii?ht year:- But lifeguards. rully staffed at 68 from Junt' 17 to Sept. W . have managed to keep people from drowning to dat(·. J acCJbsun recalls an early May incident in which an 11 ) e'ar-old girl and two 13-year-old boys wtfre wading 1n "a 1st deep water 20 feet from shore near Newport Pier when they stepped into ;i hole. with water over their heads GEORGE C. SCQTT PORTRAYS THE SLY FOX ..,,~"1t~cll who knoc ks his own son . played by John Ramsey, out of his will ln hoJ)('s of getting firs l crack at Sl)''s Cortune. 1s tops Gilford play:. the role of Lhe ~acal.Crol!tb w!lh ~at anlmat)on When he foils a~leep on e bosom of Miii!' Fancy. play d by Gretchen Wyler. tl '11 purc buffoonery. < ·ee 'SLY FOX.' Pa'e C2> -. . . . ~ # •• ,. • & . . .. . ····-·~··._,..,#' ... , .. . . . . . . Jacobson's office 1s 1n modern lifeguard headquarters at Ney, port Pier and from the win- duw behind his desk he ha!> a sweeping view of the beach on a clear day He estimates tha t on a crowded day one lifeguard in what has com e to be known as ··murderers o r rescuers row.·· llhe pier to 15th Slrecll m12ht make as m<i ny as 15 rescues during his eighl-hour s hift (Sec BEACHES, t'age <;2) BEACH BOUND TRAFFIC BUMPE~ TO BUMPER ON ROUTE 55 Skies to Glow on 4th Coast Cities Set Fireworks Exhibitions While most c1t1cs have increased restrictions on private US<' of fireworks. including those that,. don't explode. aerial dis plays for public viewing ;.1n• planned as us ual July 4 in many Orange Coast arc as NC\\port Beach will get ah early Jump on the f''ourth by holding a public display Sunday. Wh;1t is billed as the "nation's largest In· dependenc<· Day fireworks s pectac ular" is scheduled Tuesday al Ana heim Stadium A communaty s ing.a-long with Shay Torrent playing organ and a series of aerial salutes spaced 15 minutci. apart wall o pen the 13th annual event at 6 30 pm "T HE 4Tll ENCOUNTER" is the title of the Anaheim attraction. produced by Tommy Walker. .. There will be a combination of fireworks. laser beam s. dancing water s an<\ mus ica l p;igcantry." Walker said. Preshow e nte rtainment includes Eldon Mcintrye and his Frisbee -catcblng dogs, the Skiles and Henderson comedy team and the Long Beach Junior Concert band leirdln g "Music on the March " • A parade of dignitaries riding restored horse- less carnages wm be rollow'OO by 400 participants wearing "patriotic" costumefi Among m any features of the show, according to Walker. will be a "space war .. Walker said a 4UO·pound nyin~ sauce r will Oy into the stadium a s part of the space "battle " R ESERV ED SEAT TICKETS are $7.50, $6.50 and $5 50 and are available at the stadium. Anaheim Con vention Center. Mutual and T1cketron agencies and Sears, Wards a nd Broadway stores Disneyland has a rareworks show scheduled each day of its summer season Hhrough Sept 9> following a 9 p m Main Street Electrical parade ·'tbe. dis~ iurt.!ksky over Fantasyland Castle Uut Tuesday. an exlenaed all rett. wtrtlt-amHrl~ fireworks ~how will be featured, according lo o(· fidols at the Anaheim park. The electrical parade, featuring 500.000 lights an1mnttng 31 ~cencs. is held et 9 and 1t :30 p.m Pa rk houri. urc• K a m to I a m daily . Knoll .., Rcrrv Farm 1n Bui·n.1 1';11 J.. h;1.., .J n1 ~htly fireworks· d isplay "lnnl'd1hlP I 1n·work~ ;\l achint" ·· <11 11 45 ;it F1<:,,la bl;ind l'h1· fireworks are l>el off each day through S1·pt l Closer to the t'oast. <t f11'l'\\1>rk~ .,how 1-. scheduled for 7 :m p m Tuesday on the Huntington Bea ch High School football field, Mam Street and Yorktown Avenue. Adm1ss1on 1s $2 adult-. Sl lhllc1n•n The show wall l'Jll a lrud1tllln:illv bu'iy Fourth for Huntington The 14th annui.tl para!lt· l'> -.l'lit·dull'<I for HI c.1 m It began.., al f>th and Main ..,, rt•t•I::. <1n d m.arc bes to lht· l'1v1C' Ccnl1·r •• 1 Main a11cl Mansion t'\ven11t· /\ rro'wd of 400.000 1 ... t'\Pt'l'lt•d tor lht· t•vrnt e ntitled "Happint'"" h Our fo'ourth 111 .Jul;,- Parade ·· J Sherman 01.'nQy, formC'1 manJgcr nf !font an gton Beac h Co . 1:-. j::rand marshal /\ carnival 1s s lated all day at (iarfield t'\venut• and Mam Street. Sunday's fireworks d1-.pll:ly 10 Newf,or1 Beach will be al dusk al the Balboa Pier .it the end of Main Street on ~he penins ula It 1.., frt•e DUNES AQUATfC Pt\RK off Pal'1f1t· CO<t'>t ttr(thway, east of Ha ys1<J4• Dn\'C, and fuR Canyon Country Club han• py roll·rhnu: ~hoy,:-. .,lated the Fourll\ F,ac h as at R 30 p m Good "anto~e points for the• nun"' d1-.play are alon.: Ea'-l Pac1f1t• Cm1:-.t ll1s:hwa~ J umboree Road. Back Bay and Galaxy Pnrk drives Obser vation points ror th<' Rig Canvon '>how are slightl y more d1ff1cult Tht·n· 1.., nn parkm~ on San J oaquin Hills Hoad, adj<1rrnt to the country club. but there 1i. ph.•nt)-of free P<ffkmg in hearby Fastiion Island 11 's a short walk from ra'>h1on l<,land to San .Joaquin Illlls Road THOSE THREt: •\Rt; tht• onlv authora1cd fireworks displays tn Newport H<-ach Officials are mounting 1t slr1ot 11ntorcemcnt 1>olwy th1g )'e.ar to_ see to 1t that the city !"i proh1b1l11111 CJf fireworks us ob• served Pollet'. firemen <tncl hfeguJrds will ht• citine (SN' FIREWOllKS, P•ICf' ('2l . . ... ... ... .. . ... . , .. ' • •• ,. ''••t••••~••••,,...,_.r,,, ... -..... ('2 OA11..1 P l J fnda11 Jun• lO 19 711 Rock Singer Adds Glitter To Mesa Spot tsy MICHAEL PASKEVICll Ol I ... O•llt .. llM $i.ft It ~ould have been Hollywood, what with 111l the limosanes. record company types and would· be groupies crowded outside the Cuckoo's Nest 1n Costa Mesa early Monday morning. The wop-wop overhead of the Costa Mesa oolice helicopter added a fittin~ touch of paranoid excitement as the hottest rock show of ·the year unwound in the park mg lot. Former New York Dolls lead singer David Johansen and band. finishin~ upa West Coast tour s wing with a return to Mesa. had JUSt npped the interior of the Nest apart with powerful big city rock and roll. The music had all the impact of catching the Stones playing your next door neighbor's house A STEAMING. sem1-psychol1c crowd pushed the sextet to five (maybe six, who 'Counts J encores as Johansen, after taking a wobbly tumble anto the front rows during the second song. grabbed the s how by the throat and refused to lt•t ~o Featunng. at times. a tnple guitar attack over rhythm section and o<·casiooal piano. the Johansen band t•ranked wt a stndent mix of -hard-edg<.'d materrnl from his excellent debut !>Olo altium on Blue Sky Records and a few high. strung Dolls' leftovers. And there were surprises beyond the band'i. unerring grasp of rock dynamics. Johansen':. riveting stage presence ,and throaty vocals thal evoked more than a few comparisons to an earlier Mi ck Jagger Johansen supphcd some playful ~end-ups of :-.oul classics like the Four Tops' · Reach Out <I II Be There>" <1.nd the Supremes· ·•Love Child" new wave Motown 1f you will Still. 1t was \\hat at first seemed to be a throwaway a nd quite sarcastic rend1t1on of Bon n1e Tyler's hit. "ll 's a Heartache." that proved to be the show's most revealing moment The jaunty tune was transformed into a reflection of life on the road, Johansen pointing to the crowd in an admonishing way because he is forced, night after night, to "depend on you!" And after all, "'it's nothing but a fool 's game" THE CUTl'ING message sunk in a nd it's obvious that Johansen and his steady support, destined for far larger venues, likely won't pass this way again. Unfortunate'. rndeed. but Johansen's hnlltant show provided a sufficient dose of ROCK STAR MAJOR ATTRACTION David Johansen l'O<'rgy to hold Costa Mesa fans over throu~h leaner monlhs ahead. And I must note my perverse pleasure ctl seeing a gr1)up of LA folks who came down lor the show being packed into u bus for the lale night return trip to s mog city l was home in fJ\'c minutes, for a change. • • K UDOS AND BLATANT GOSSIP: Besides the obvious booking coup for J erry Roacb and the staff at Cucko?>'s Nest. credit is due to the s taff at Cano's Restaurant in Newport Beach for withstanding reserved pre-show rowdiness in serving food for the band <Jnd accompanying hangers-on. Great food. and antics were confined to a few thrown cher ries and a stunning disrespect for a bottle of rare French cognac. Among the guests at our table was actress Linda Blair of "The Exorcist'' infamy who went unnoticed to this d1scernmg eye. Her green dress and side order of g uacamole should have heen a tip.off, I guess Fro• rage CJ FIREWORKS SHOWS SCHEDULED. • • people who set off their own fireworks, a Newport city official said. In Costa Mesa. fireworks are scheduled at -Orange Coast College athletic field at 8:45 p.m . fo llowin g a 7:30 exhib1t1on game by the California Sunshine. The fireworks show is a special celebration of Costa Mesa's 25th anniversary and is s ponsored by Silver Annive rsary Committee Admission to the Le Bard Stadium show is $1 adults, 50 cents children. The campus is at 2701 Fairvie w Road. Although there are no pubhc displays of fireworks m Laguna Bea<:h. the s how for resi- dents of Emerald Ray on the north edge of the :Jrt colony. can be seen from several spots along Pacific Coast Highway and the -Oeach. The fireworks are set off from Emerald Beach beginning at 8 :30 p.m. The city of San Clemente is sponsoring a fireworks show at dusk Tuesday at the end of the city pier A spokesman said S5,000 worth of fireworks will be set off. Best way to reach the pier Is oceanward on Avenda Del Mar off Paciric Coast Highway THERE ARE NO fireworks planned an San .Juan Capistrano. hut an "old fashioned Vourth .. 1:-. set from HJ am to 8 pm on the va- t•:int lot on Del Obic;po Street between Ortega I I 1gh~ ay and Cam mo Cap1!>trano Thv ''vent. fcutunni! food. games. s ports c·om petitions. pony ride~. entertainment acts .ind bingo, is s pon!>ored by the Old Fashioned Organi1at1on and the chamber of commerce Fireworks ar(' set for 8 30 p.m Tuesday at 1 he M 1s!>1on VieJO Country Club grounds . 26712 0 :-.o Parkway. They will be -;ponsored free by the M1 s!-'1on ViCJO Co The M1ss1on V1eJO Lake As!>ocration ha~ a ~ailing regatta slated for I p.m Sunday at Lake Miss ion V1eJO near the end ol Marguerite Parkway. Information 770 1313. , ' IN IRVINE. Woodbridge Village Assoc1at1on will prE>sent a free fireworks display at the south ~·nd of North Lnk<'. off Barrance Road and Lake SI reel It will bl'~m at 9 15 p.m . Tuesday. Best place to v1cw the fireworks 1s from l.ht· large plaza at the end of the lake. The traditional fireworks a re scheduled at 7 · 30 p. m. Tuesday on the Westminister High School football held, 14325 Golden West Stret?t at Hazard Avenue. FOR ORANGE COUNTY residents who want to venture farther to see pyrotechnics there are the Rose Bowl in Pasadena and the 1 lollywood Bowl. "The Glorious Fourth of .July" is theme or the display at the Rose Bowl ll will follow a 1 p.m . soccer game between the Los Angeles Aztecs and San Diego Sockers Jn addition to the soccer game and fireworks there will be circus acts. patriotic music and clowns. General admission is $3 adults. Sl.50 for those 17 years and under. Tickets ar~. available at the Rose Bowl 1213) 449-6123 or Music Plus Stores. THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL has its annual Fourth event scheduled. Family Fireworks Pic- nic Concert Festivities begin al 7:30 p.m . at the bowl, which can be reached by taking the Highland Avenue exit off the Hollywood Freeway The program will include the Aman Dance and Monlchello Percussion Ensembles. a pro- duction or Saint-Saens. "Carnival of the Animals,'" and four Sousa mar ches followed by the fireworks display. Tickets are $6 and $5 for box seats. $3 and $2 reserved scats with children under 12 half pnce T ICK ETS ARE AVAILABLE at Mlltual Ticket Agencies and credit card orders arc taken at (213> 851-5212. At the joint garden plazas of Security Pacific Bank and Atlantic Richfield parkin~ facility in downtown Los Angeles. a pre-July 4th celebration is scheduled 11 .30 a.m. to 2 p.m Monday. The event. "Dixieland U.S A .. ·· will feature three dix1.,eland bands. m imes. mag1c1ans and j ugglers. The pl-azas are bordered by 3rd and Slit s treets and Flower and Hope streets. There is no admission charge. Information (213 > filJ-5102 Frot11 Page Cl 'SLY FOX' BURLESQUE. • • Miss Fancy u5cs all her feminine wiles lo get to Fo'<wcll. including an attempt to track him into marriage There arc ,John Heffernan as Lawyer Craven, Jeffrey Tambor a s Abner Truckle and Trish Van Devere as the pious Mrs. Tl'uckle Mrss Van Devere is ScotVs wife in real life. Hector Elizondo portrays Simen Able, Sly's right-hand man who at play's crtd is l~d to believe he has lnht·n~o ~1y-S wealth only to learn he has been outfoxed since the gold was "sent ahead " lleffcrnan's antics, espccuilly when he argues Preservation Jaz~ at UCLA The Preservation Hall J atz Band w1 II perform in UCLA 's Royce Hall Friday t1nd Saturda31. July 7 R lit fl ·Jo p m . 1 The band plays "true" New Orleans JllU, ccordlne ta... a-1lCLA SJX>kcaperson for the tvent When the band 1im't travrllna It J>("rforrns In old Preservation Hall In the l''rench Quarter of New OrleaM Tickets for the evf"nt lire $6, $5 and S3 for L'CLA !ltudcnt~ Charge card 'lervlce is availa- ble by telephon1n1t '2t:H 825-92111 I lhat Sly is innocent of accusations of deception a nd adultery, had the opening night audience roaring. ll 's that courtroom scene that come& across as pure burlesque. SOME JOKES, HOWEVER, are reduced to the point or com. But the play works. It's obvious Scott 1s having fun as Sly, one mrnute., pretending-ro ~deathly Ut; the nerr minute romping merrily about his quarters, a l.IVish set by George Jenkins. Miss Van Devere is convincing as the Bible· toting woman who believes her prayer and con cern, not her obvious physical endowments. have revived the health or Sly It was a bit difficult to hear opening night, the <'asl apparently not aware the Shubert ls such a large house. It was unfortunate, because some funny lines fell flat. • FOR TIIOSE WllO like theater tastefully, yet lightly done and a n all-star ca!ll, "Sly Fox'' Is the answ('r. Jl'!I al the Shubert, 2020 Avenue of Stars, Century Clty.~ A~elot thro111h Sep.t..-24. Curtain ls 8:30 p m .uesday11 through Saturdays, 7 30 p.m Sund1ys Matinees are at 2 ~edncsdays and Saturd1ys. ~ets rnnao from $16.&0 to $6. Charge line l<'lep~one f,S c213 l ~~·8101 . . •" . .. • ROCK CONCERT I MISCELLANY Fn•P~CI BEACHES ORA WING RECORD CROWDS Mark 'fhon sits on a beach-type chair on the platform of tower No. 10 near headquarters, wearing a red jacket. faded red visor a nd hts legS'" protected with a black terrycloth towel from what has grown to be a somewhat biting wind. A PAIR OF BINOCULARS are behind him on the platform and a two-way walkie talkie beside his chair. Loretta Huffine 1s on a blanket approx· im ately halfway between the tower and the sparkling blue surf, playing with son Terry, 17 months . She spends a good 15 minutes pulling d small red cap on Terry's head and he repeated ly knocks it off. T he Huffines (there is also daughter Tere. 12, and father Bob> are vacationing in Southern California from Denver. s taying at an Anaheim hotel. "This is a nice beach," said Bob Huffine "But we're spoiled, we like the East coast better." They own a sea front condominium at Ocean City, Md. * * • THE HUFFINES, LIKE many on the beach this sunny, smogless day, used an orange and sr Iver Orange County Transit District bus lo gel to <.ind from the beach. At Newport. people in an assortment of beach wear. many carrying lawn chairs, boogie boards or portable radios, wail for a "beach tripper" bus for what can be a long ride home. Mike Viscetto. 16, of Diamond Bar. makes the hour and 45 minutes ride each way on the Brea bus at least once a week during the sum - mer ' But he says he doesn'{ mind long rides or crowqs. "I LIKE TO GO body surfing and check out thl' chicks." Viscetto said. "The only thing that bothers me are the little kids who come around splashin' you with water ... Meta Harrison, IS, of Costa Mesa. "comes down to the beach while I'm not working to bug the guys ··My sister lives close by and l also visit her." said Meta as she sat on the grass in the island at Newport Boulevard and 22nd Street. waiting for her bus. TH£ OCTD RUNS four "beach tripper" buses from 2·30 and 4:40 pm each day from June 17 to Sept. 10 at pickup points on Newport Boulevard near 22nd Street. The same service is also available along Beach Boulevard to Huntington State Beach The buses. according to Lance Oanks,.a line supervisor for OCTD. load only beach goers and often skip regular stops if no one is debusmg. The trappers from Newport Beach go to Hrea. La Habra. Placent.Ja and Fullerton La Habra buses are the fulle::.t, Danks said AND OF COURSE people wend their w.ry to the beach m every conceivable mode of trav1•l It's not uncommon late on a Saturday or Sunday morning to see southbound Ncwporr Boulevard traffic backed up to ~here route 55 crosses the San Diego Freeway All those people are no doubt escaping 1n land temperatures in 80s and 90s. seeking the s un's rays. the unmistakable smell or sea and suntan lotion in the air. ~nd as Jacobson says, a day at the beach 1s the cheapest entertainment going l t ., something people can do all day. And 1t " healthy · lasers, Wncert Set in SA C.11 642-5678. Put a few worda to work tor ou. Sale-. Servlc.- Re!.lOrallon AnliQU<' lot ~I arf11nh Pinball Mal·hmes •Brass Cash Reg,i.ter-. •Antique Arcade Equ1pmenl 2009 N. Main St. S1nta Ana. CA 9?706 (714) 8.15-010!°> Catalina ISLAND 1 -EASY TO GET THERE ~ FIVE TRIPS EVERY DAY LONG BEACH/CATALINA CRUISES GO THIS WEEK• 775-6111 • a32-452t • (714) 527-7111 • • ..... 4', .-•• # .. --,,.. .. . -. . ' ..,,. . ' ' . . , ' , ... ': • ... . ' . . . . " . .. . . • • • • • • • •• \ ,. , . "' ,, . , . .. . . t .... ' ... ( OUT N ABOUT J MISCELLANY Summe r Music Festiv al, Set in Laguna Beach ... Chamber m\b1c. a v10Llll recital and a 15-piece string ensemble will be featured in the three. concerts senes of the Laglina Beach Summer Music Festival, 1t was a nnounced today by l\1asatosh1 M1tsumoto. festival director. The first concert is scheduled Fnday, July 7 al 8 p.m. Chamber music will be performed by John Heitman. flute ; Mils umoto. cello; Ron Purcell, guitar and Delores Stevens, piano The chamber will perform works of Bach and Crumb. Yukiko Ka mei will present a violin recital IJl the second concert ~cheduled July 14. He will play works of Bach, Debussy and Stravinsky. MITSUMOTO T HE UNICORN P LAYERS of California, a IS-piece. string ensemble, is slated July 16 Harpist Susann McDonald is featured soloist for Unicorn Players. Works of Handel. Respighi, Mahler and Dvorak are slated. Each concert is scheduled for the Laguna Beach High School auditorium, 625 Park Ave. Adult season llckets are $12. youth under 16 years of a~e. $7.50. Tickets for individual con- rerts are $5 adults. $2.50 for those under 16. Friday. June 30. 1978 DAILY PILOT C3 Eaterks Added Draw Amusement Centers Get New Di.ning Spots With summer rolling into high gear, Orange County restaurant activity is surging as high as the temperatures that marked the season's of· ficial beginning. Exc iting developments of one kind or ·another are turning up with about tbe same reg· ularity as the morning sun. So it appears there'll be no shortage or untrodden paths to beckon adventurous diners in the days ~ and weeks ahead. Two new spots opened their doors just as the schools closed theirs and the first wave or summer tourists bit. Perhaps not too coin- cidentally, the restaurants are tied to two or the county's le ading amusement centers - Disneyland and Movieland Wax Museum. THE CALIFORNI A PLAZA restaurant ad· jacent to Buena Park's Movieland. Wax Museum is not only right for summer but super·rigbt for this area. ll has an asset that's all too rare in a place where such should abound -an outdoor Blvd .• Buena Park. is also available for bust· ness meetings, group luncheons, private or semi-private .parties and reeeptions. For in- formation pr reservations, call: 994-2261. . T H E TAHIT I AN TERRACE, a new r estaurant that opened this month in the Adventureland section of Dis neyland, can claim nsponsiblUty for the wrating of a new chapter in international finance. Throu&h sponsorship of the Terrace, K lk· koman Shoyu Ltd , based in Japan -the world's largest soy sauce maker -it marks the first foreign participant in America's m ost famous entertainment complex. Kikkoman thus joins &uch U.S. giants as Coca Cola, Carnation, AT&T, and Bank of k>eation. --~ ----·---'-'i-...;.. Beyond an outside setting, the Plua offers a definite change of pace for weekday lunches or weekend celebrations with perky, lj ve entertainment. Open daily from 11 a.m .. it also strikes a Southern California picture postcard Out 'N About -- a ppearance. Decor and architecture bespeak early Califorrua of the Dons. Lus h landscaping, col· orful imported tile and spar kling fountains further engineer an atmosphere for casual <tin- ing. Norman Stanley· America. which a re among the other sponsors of Disneyland attracllons. The Tahitian Terrace otters lunc h and din ner featuring Polynesian style dishes. It also stages special South Seas entertainment in the evening I nformat1on 494-71J2 Mondays through Fridays, 10 a.m to 5 p m . HARPIST SUSANN McDONALD SOLOIST A VISUAL MENU board displays the day's available selections. Items from the Plaza specialty sandwich and s alad menu ar e alternated from day to day and two original recipe Plaza soups are featured daily. KlKKOMAN SO\' SAUCE. teriyaki sauce or sweet and sour sauce mix is a key ingredient in many of e xecutive chef Indian Aramati '!> recipes. Some of the tasty entrees he hai:. personally developed include Tahitian Terrace steak, Polynesian spareri bs. Terrace teriyaki steak and chicken ten yaka. ~ Fender at 'Mountain'~ A department of tempting sweets includes cream puffs and chocolate eclairs. Plaza spirits are tap beer by lhe glass or pitcher and Califorrua wrnes by the glass, liter or half liter . The luncheon menu offers a choice of 10 entrees and eight entrees are available on the dinner menu. COUNTRY 'SUPERSTAR' Freddy Fender Freddy Fender, 1;0metimes called country music'~ "Tex-Mex," will in- itiate a Fourth of July celebration at Magic Mounluin in Valencia. The celebration actually begins Saturday and will run through Thurs- day. July 6. Fender Will perform each of those six days at 8 and 10 p.m. in the Showcase Theater He is due to sing his golden h1ls. ·'Before the Next Teardrop Falls" and "Wasted Days, Wasted Nights ... The a musement park pla·ns a special fireworks dis play Saturday through Tuesduy at 9 p.m .. "Happy Birthday America." The fireworks will be set off each of those days al 9 p.m Other entertainment includes The Rainbow Circus Street Theater, a troupe of mimes and acrobats. The park. located on Interstates at Magic M6untain P arkway, north or Los Angeles, is prepanng for openin~ of its newest roller coaster ride. Colossus. Park officials expect 1l lo be open sometime thjs weekend. Magic Mountain has other roller coasters 1n operation . The Revolution , Gold Rusher a nd Mountain Express. It also has water- oriented ndes with drops similar to those on a roller coaster. At Spillikin Corners, the work of artists and crafts men can be ob· served . There are 75 rides at. the park and several restaurants A s ingle admission price allows use or all the facilities and attractions. Magic Mountain ~purs arc 10 a.m to midnight daily. Imbibers arc fur ther offered a nice selection of California wine cocktails including Matador Margaritas. Sies ta Sangria (both also :;old by the pitcher >. Peachantas and even fresh strawberry daiquiris. A separate snack bar offers soft drinks, beer and wme a nd a wide variety or snack items including hot pretzels with mustard, ice cream. tortilla strips with melted cheese or guacamole dip. UNQUESTIONABLY, MUCH of the P laza's appeal 1s the live entertainment that"s geared to the family audience. There is no admission or cover charge for the daily performances from 1 to 5 p.m Even so. don't assume the Plaza is only for toun sts and/or museum visitors. It's actually one of the very re w Southern California restaurants where people can get away from of· f1ce or home for a bit of sunshine and entertain ment along with a pleasant lunch. The California Plaza, located at 7711 Beach Approximately JOO people attended the lively ceremony marking the restaurant'~ opening. Festivities included a parad.e through Dis neyla nd. J apanes e a nd Polynes ian entertainment and a Japanese ribbon -cuttin~ ceremony. K EYNOTE SP EAKER was Kikkoman Obairman of the Board Keizaburo Mog1. President Saheiji Mogi a nd other Kikkoman executives also traveled from Japi/h for the event. By way of picking up a little historical background, we were told the Kikkoman brand was established in 1630. 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' . , ... .. ,,.., .. . , .. , . . . ~ ... . .... --.......... -.. • # • • • • , , • , • , .'" • , . .... ~ ...... , ...... ,, . , , .. , .. CROWN HOUSE RESTAURANT 32802 COAST HWY. LAGUNA NIGUEL U-t o--...-.,, INTERMISSION I MISCELLANY . . 11 Serious Plays Staged in Community Theater:s 1 • It seemed, durln• 197'7, that community theater en>UPll atona Uie Ora.nae Coas\ were un-. der the impr ... 100 that •beo tbe governor t..+ermi~i.ftn asked Callfornia.na to "lower their expecta. 11~ ~ ~~s:~s~ was •peakin1 direetty '° tbelr au· Tom Titus Whatever the reaaoo. last year's output from the JocaJ oon·profetsJonaJ pla1bousft was not, collectively, ·much to write bome about. Drama was conspicuous by ita almott tot.al absence, and a general lack ot ambiU<a in the selection of material was evident. TODAY,·~WEVEa, AS we arrtve at the halfway point In the 1978 .ebedule, we can marvel a\ what a dltterence a year maket. For openers, community tbut4n have mounted 11 serious plays In ~ ftrst •ix months ot 1m -as aaainst but six for the entirety ot 1m. Mesa. 'Ibe caoternporary British comedy plays 'I'ueidays through Sundaya at 8 p.m.• through Aug. 1 at Third SUlp Theater. 1827 ~--Newl>ort BlYd. llatlllees are 3 o'clock Saturcla,J8 ud Sundays. Virtually all the local IJ'OUJJI lhared la this totaJ. The Laguna Moulton Playhouse opened tbe year with "Equus" and followed lt wtUa the eqaaUy beavy "Becket." 1be San Clemente Community Theater bad back to back dramas in "Dial M for M\lrder .. and ""lbe Ralnmakw." LB. Symphony COncert Set "The Lion In wtnter• ,,. .taaed twice. fint by the Weetminltel' Community Tbeat.er and later by the CoBTa Mesa Civic Playbeuae. ln the Saddleback area, tbougbt-provotlna pl~a were presented by the Saddlebeck Valler, O.m· munlty Theater ("The Fatal WeUiMu ') and the new Mission Viejo RepertofJ Theater (''The Zoo Story," "Butley" J. TWO NEW GROUPS ON the Or-a• Coast sceae lifted their reapectln curtaiu wt~ dramas -the South Cout Adon Co-op re.tved "A HatfuJ of Rain" wllile the Newport CeD- munity Theater phmged into action w1Ua "A Man ror All Seuons." Lene Beacla Sym· pbotaJ Oretaestra bas selected patriotic mule for a I p.m. Saturday concert,. "A Tribute to America," at Marina Pacifica Shopping Center. 8346-C E. Paclfic Coast W1bway, Lac Beach. Escerpts from Geol'je Gersbwlo'a "Porgy and Be89,'' will be teaiaar.d Call 142-5671. .... , .. WOid• to work for ou. as weal as rD81'C~ by •~er Amvicaa ~ cem · poeer&. AJthougb the concert ls free, reMned seating Co • ' may be made ltefore mIC 8 5:30 p.m. Don Ray, composer I Birthday c onductor ror CBS television and radio, will conduct the o~hestra. Celebrated The SS.piece orchestra will perform in tbe ,,. · central courtyard ot the Orange Colmty Son's doubl e-level, ocean.froot or the Desert will mark shopping complex. Stan Laurel's birthday MusicalS also were in ample supply with Westmmst.er giving Orange CoWJtY audiences th~ir fi rst look at "Two by Two ... Laguna giving the world p~miere of tbe homegrown "Twilight Bar" Jnd San Clemente bringioc "The Boy Friend" center stage. Coming up for Costa Mesa w11l be "Once Upon a Mattress." while Miss10n Viejo will lead off lta new seuon with another original, Jack Sharkey·s ·"Turkey ln I.be Stra .... " postponed from a plaMed summer staaine. Proepects ror the oew season are intriguing. Arnone the community theat.en whicb have an· nounced their plans. Westminster has ''To KJll a Mockingbird" scheduled and Saddlebaclc Valley will put on .. Suddenly, Last Summer... · 1 NfTES UVE * DANCIHG CRYSTAL SALOON & CAFE The Beet In Live Count~ Rock ......... o.-,,., ..... la SWIEntlAaTS w ....... -. OF THE . SADDl.ESORE IODIO 1111 ..._. .. c.rw ot t7th se. COUAIESA M!ITDOOlt M6-757l TOZ.IS ~olden ~~~~ ~~ fii/ilair agon - GlllUllE a• St ...... DISHES Speciobing Ja Oinese A La Cate Dislle$ ZOil ........ Information C2 13l withafllmsaluteat7:30 ---------------------------598-9625. p.m. today at 7812 Ed· mger Ave .• Huntington WNCH•o.NNER OAJ&. Y FOOd To Take Out 11:30 AM. to 10 PM. COSTA..,.. 642-7162. 6Jl-Hl 1 GOURMET DINING -MEOIT!RAANEAN RM. • CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH SUNDAYS ~..:l PM • OANCING flLIGHTL Y -CABARET LOUNGf • CAPTAtff"S TABLE OOf'fEE SIHOI" -2' MAS. 18100 MAC ARTHUR BLVO. ~V&Ni. CALIFORNIA fOAlotit• o... c__.Ar..-onl <11.Cl 833-Z710 Beach. Outdoors It was Laurel wbo --------------------------- 'Musical'· rounded the 'Sons' club in 1964. A constitution and club charter was drawn up by the comic. Since then over 100 clubs. called "tents," have organized throughout the United States and European countries. Matn feature headlln· Jog the program wUI be the d aasic film, .. A C~u•p At Oxford." W a aderers Laurel and Hardy. are re· ward e d with a ffholarship to Odord C o • c e r t s a re University aner atop· 'ScbedaJed ~ ahent&Ung ping a local robber7. Saturda.ys throuP Aue. The enly existine color U at I p.m. rootage of the bo.YI and \bu could lose,o&lf head over our Henry vm cut It's that good So iii the Roast 'd Duckling_ the Rade cl Lamb ud an CU' ext.er oJde-fatlUooed feasts. We serve tlwm ii royal *!kyle, too. In our own .. 17th aMu1J Englia m It's a beady atmoSphere. ~ FIVE CPSWNS :~: ...... c... .........,. c.-.. Mlf. (?l4) 675-1374 OtM.r eoncertB will ill· selected short-subjects clud• tbe Peer Gyot will also be screened. Wiad Qa.intet Jwly 15, _A_d_m_il.'li_,.._on_m_Sl~· ----~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~-one. woman abow by Mary Colliers July 29 ~ Lone a.aoi. Barw Shop CMirWI Aug. U. Tieltels for each performance are $5.50 and $4.50. MEE'I' ME AT1HE PLAZA! r-------~---~--~ --------------... There i6 an ~e 9PQdftJ ~~ e\l.e'"'1g you and your family and friends at t e IWllW California Plaza. It Is • new conoept comtblftlng relaxed outdoor dining and eotertalntMDt with California sunshine-aft oasis hi rt.e mdst ol busy Orllnge County. : Our New England Scallop Dinner I Only ss.95 Per Person . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I •• I ·• .. We're having a real New ~t,nd Scallop Dinner E ... ery nighL loin us at our aeenic Back-Bay le overlookina the bea11tif ul yachtii and magnificent &UD8eU. Thia dinner featura Sluimp Chowder or Salad, Corn on the Cob and 01U' Homemade Popovers. (Thia Scallop Dinner served 5-7 p.m. only-Dally.) It's an extraordinary valae jut as is our Caba.Ion& New England Oam Bake with whole llaine Lobater, $8.95 (Mon. thru Thur. only). Anthoay'a Pier 2 pridee ii.elf on aervfug more ~H FISH tbaa apy other reetaarant in Southern California. Our Wine Liat ilJ truly exceptional ••. over 200 wine~ all California. The critica are raving and we are really the belt only became Anthony aares. Tlaere are Steak• and Prime Bib for landlubbers. ANTHONY'S PIER 2 YACHT·~DEONntEsctJICMCICBAY 113 H. IAYSU• (714) 640-6123 ..... " I 5 l.1a..a.;='::Y ~ _ ... ,\.c::; ..... _"" • I I I I I Sonday Brunch F l'Olll 12.25 10 am a. 3:00 m CHARLES RIVEZZO FORMER OWNER OF • :·.-M~AX.l:WELL~·=s1:1s=:;;;o~uR=F~~;;;D:.:;~~~;:;;:~~~~N-E _D1.;.:~~.:;-;:;;.-··o.:..·R~--·· ~ ·~_,,.,,,, .. , .. llUTFlllWOllaDISPUY AT I All1al'rS PIEi 2 TU~ULY~ 8J!L I -I -. . . .. . ..... .. . . . . ,.. -....... I I I 11le beauttf ul new outdoor rataurant haa early California architecture and ~ with lush land~ping. cokxful Imported rue end <;J>drkling fountains to provide the perfect atmosphere for a casual lunch or 9fmply a retax0d vistt with friends over a .!llaCk or refreshing glass ol beer or Callfomla wine . Selections from the popaJar CaWomla Plaza menu ~elude oousuat taltdwiches and salads plus original ~ recipes Md tempting <14Zsserts. DAILY ENTERTAINMENT AT DIE PLAZA! S...,.-""-t... I to 5 PM dalf\l . No ()OWi' -lldmliri!lioll chMge. ~"''~/ DIE MOOLESTONS WAU KABIR June 24-25 June 26.30 July 1-4 July 5-7 The C...Ufomli"Pt-aia Is located at nu Beach Boule:vard In Buena Park (adjacent to world famo6s Movieland Wax Museum) • .... • •••• , .. ., , "* .. ..; ..... :, ...... . ,. . ' . .. -Open ~ dey-at H e.m. - Convenient. free parking. For group reservatlont11 and lnlormatlon about semi-private 01 private panles. teceptlons and meeri~s. ~a...;;::ia. c:all 714/994-2261 ·-····-· ........ . ""' .,, ... . --~· . eoe GREENE COLUMN GALLERIES Beh Gr~ne Pas d e Dull! Balle t a Drag Thts make~ four tames I have tried. and l am giving up. I want to sec a performance of the Internationa l Dance Festival of Stars, which is a ballet show. Halfway thr ough the dancing, I walked out. I did not feel guilty. I have come to the 'firm conc lusion that ballet offers absolutely nothing to the s pectC1tor That is probttbly not a popular thing to say these days. By a ll indicata<>ns, ballet is becoming the new baseball Some claim that· it is the fastest· growing spectator activit y in the United States. The old stigmas are gone . A decade ago, when ballet was still playing to sma ll crowd~ of aficionados. there would be no need for a non-aficionado to comment on it. But, now, clear- ly. the leaders or the ballet world would have the rest of us include baUet on our entertain- m ent menu a long with the things we have been enjoying for years. Gone is the attitude that ballet is for the discerning few. C\'en sports columnists are now writing articles saying that perhaps ballet dancers are the · truest athJetes of all. Certainly the crowd at the opera house on the night l attended the ballet was an indication of .its popularity; men and women we re lined up 10 deep at the entrances. and ther e were even scalpers on the sidewulk . /\ ballet movie. "The Turning Point." wi:as one or the big hits of the past year. Wc.-11. .as I said, I have gone to see the ballet four times now. and this is it. Never again. ll may be sweeping the country. but it is not a legitimate art form. Ballet. from the spectator's point of view, is essentially hfcless. It conveys n~emotion. no e x- uberance. no vitality. For something that is sup- posed to be built on grace, ll appears to be s low r and rlumsy Even the major stars -Mikhail Baryshni kov was the big name dancer on the night I mo~t recl'nU) attended plod. It is a puzzle to me "hy va'l audiences are putting up with something M> lackin~ an showmanship and ver ve. I llAVE TALKED with a respected dance critic <.1bout this She assures me that I must llave Sf'en the hallN on four had nights, but I find this to be unlikely If I were new t o. say, readingJ>ooks, and I read four books at random. and they turned out to be four bad books. 1 think I would still at least be bitten with the urge to read more. You can read a bad book and still understand that there is magic to the art of writing . The ballet is different, though. To sit through an evening's pcrfonnancc is to be filled with dread that ,you might c.-ver have to go again. It is deadly. The minutes drag. Perhaps one must be trained to appreciate ballet . 1C that is true. it is a real pro· blem. because other forms of art or entertainment lileruturc. music. plays require no prior study /\ moving pu:ct' nf music 1s moving, period. One does not have to be trained in what to listen for to understand its beauty. That is why it is art. and ballet isn 't Some observers say that it is encouraging, the -way folks ·all over the country a re flocking to the ballet. They say this is a healthy sign, indicating that, even in tne hearlla nd. people have given up the notion that ballet as a prissy' exercise to be ap- prcc iatcd only by a certain segment of society. I DISAGREE. I do not think it 1s encouraging that Americans will pack a ballet hall. I think it is to be expected. The people in the audience.. are following a fad. with very little care for what they <.1rc sitting through. Ballet is the most preening and self congratulatory entertainment form I have cvl'r st•cn . 1t seem:-. that they dance for 12 minutes a nd then accept ovation~ ;,ind encores for eight minutes. Some :-.ay t hat at 1s good to see an au- dience lav1sh1ng such tributes upon the ballet, but J think it is probably mostly knee-jerk and without understandin~. Of a ll the people I heard talking during th<.' intermission of the International Dance Festival of Stars. the only one who talked with any real sense of conviction was a woman who said. "I don 't understand t he ballet. I just like to look at Baryshnikov's body ... M avbe vou have neve r been to the ballet. You an' luckv ir someone offers vou tickets, refuse Hallet. hav1n~ come out of that closet. ought to go ha('k in ~(:, 9.'<; 0 thru July 23 "~ ea111n yanlcees" ·-·· CIOt" IMCll! .~ -£11 IHllOf ~'";.-:•t<MiA• Ulfl-'•'" "" •STARRIN G BRIAN AVERY • AS JOE HARDY RESERVATIONS (714) 492-9950 Friday June 30 1978 DAILY PILOT WOODY ALLEN CHARCOAL BY STEVE HOPPER Hollywood Art Exhibited HOLLYWOOD ART -Charcoals by Steve Hoppe r of movie pensonalities and surreal paintipgs by Dan Reber a long with a permanent collection of m ovie poste rs a t 24 Frames Gallery, 3658 N. Newport Blvd .. Newport Beach. Hours noon to 5 p. m. Saturdays and Sun- days ONE-MAN EXHIBIT Watercolors Of Ritchie Benson at Challis Galleries. 1390 S Coast lhghway , Laguna Beach . Saturday through Oct 7 .Reception for the artist. 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday Gallery hours. 11 a.m_ to 5 pm Wednesdays through Saturdays TWO P H OTOGRAPHERS -Work o f Michael and M ~rsh a Burns through July 29 at , ~Galleries I Exhibits Susan Sµintus Gallery. 3336 Via Lido. Newporl Beach llours, 11 a.m to 5 p.m Tuesdays throu~h Saturdays P HOTOGRAPHIC CANVASES Un · derwater series of Gary F elton at Status Galle ry, 3337 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach flours 10 a .m to 5 p m Tuesdays through Saturdays •'ACULTV SHOW Sculpture by Thomas Johnston and paintings by Robert Reynolds. pro- f essors at Cal Stale, San Lu1s Obispo, al head- quarters of The California State Uni versities and Colleges, 400 Golden Shore. Long Beach. t hrough Aug. 4. Hours 9 a .m. to 4 p.m . Mondays through Fridays. WORK OF WOTRUBA -Sculpture. prints and drawings by Fritz Wotruba through July 3<f at Bowers Museum. 2002 N. Main St .. Santa Ana. flours 9 a .m . to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays, 1 to 5 p.m. Sundays, 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesdays and Thrusdays STELLA SINCE 1970 Exh.ibit of Frank Stella's work since 1970 explores artist's "new directions" in three series of reliefs : Polish Viii ~"" series. works of collage on canvas and woe "1c Brazilian pictures and Exotic Bird set" · luscum hours.11 a.m. to4 p.m . Tuesdays thro:ii;hSundays.6to9p.m . Friday. THEATER EXHIBIT Stage and movie tostumcs. photographs at Museum of North Oran ge Count y. 301 N . Po m ona Ave . Fullerton. JO a .m to 2 p.m Tuesdays through Fridays, 10 a m. to 5 p m Saturdays, noon to 5 pm Sunduys "Funny You Shoul d Ask" Jun e 13 f nru July J3 IESHVATIOIS (714) 772-7710 -Orange County ... ~ Set Your Comp~ for H~waii Au~st_16t!!_ Blackbeard's is About to Pirate a Plane .l orn lhc party flight lo cckhratc the grand opcnrng or Blacl-.hca1d\ nev .. rc-.taurant 1n Lahaina nn Mau1. Dra~ing fnr two free uckcts w L1haina. lodging at a ma1oi: hotel. dinnc.:r and cocktails at Blackhcard'<.. No lnsc rc;! Change your vacation planl. to board the Wc~.tcrn A1rl inel. party plane. You buy the tickets, we pro- ~i(j ftna1 tail. in Newport Beach. bus tp the airport . orchid leil. tand other gift<;. When m Lahaina. be our guest for dinner ~tnd cocktnib at Blackbcard's at Whaler\ Wh arf. J-or dctaal c.. come to Bladbcard'~ in N~·wport Beach ntauhe Orange County Airport. home of the fine5l Carib· bean ~pccialtic" th1" -.1dc ol ltllwan. --------------._.t.,,_.-Jla "4..::-T ' -..~~- .. t . ~ ~ , . , , , . ~ -.. . . .. , . .. ~ # -.,. •• "' "' • . . . .. • • • • • t • ' • • -fills~ A ll&RT M 9fJlM.UI PrOducllOn KRIS KRISTOFFERSON ·AU MacGRAW "CONVOY,. BURT YOUNG n ERNEST BORGNINE~ llw'Vt'f" Ea.•eoevGRAEME CLIFFORD. Sc~~~Sc•tt<>DlltlrfB.WL. NORIDN . flea.r-.tP.«Wr MICHAEL DEEL£Y Mid BARRY SPIKINGS ~=:.:~~!"~i 1 Prrie~i, ~OBfERT M. SHERMAN · ~ec1e0ov SAM PECKINPAH · PAAA~O"' T ~.~~~.?! ~tilt Del 8-~ <.• tilt •ecotll COWOY ~ l w McUI I - Costa Mesa •546 3102 K.itellti near St.td•um•Or.,nge 63!1 8770•639-1860 NOW SHOWING -WARRC~ ~JUl*:­ BFA1TV CHRISTIE JAMFS MASON .. CHARLES GRODIN DYAN CANNON BUCK HENRY VINCENT A/IC JACK GARDENIA WARDEN ~Mt•• SCREENPLAY BY ELAINE MAY ANO WARREN BEATIY PRODUCED BY WARREN BEATIY DIRECTED BY WARREN BEAlTY ANO BUCK HENRY ReadtheBallantlnePapert>ack A PARAMOUNT PICTURE PG rMllH~ Gl.DHCE sooocmo ..:r1 _,. .......... ,_ ... ,__,.""''"""'"".;j times and policy• , ., " .,, >.,,,,,·· . . . . . . . . . . .. .. ,, " .. .. I ..... , . ,. l,,J .,,,,,,,,"', \ I• . =~ ·: . •• .. . . l . . . . . ... • DAl\.'f l"ILOI r rtd.ay June JO t978 ( Pllotl.ogbook j riting 'Just' Child's Play 1'y JACKIE HYMAN Of Ille CUiiy l'llet 'la" Seven years ago. while attempting to study for an ltahan cxttm an my dormitQry room, I was v1s1ted by a witch, a unicorn, a giant shoe and a prince and princess who were continually bic kering with each other. Being of a practical turn of mind, I wrote the experience down and turned the writing in.lo my playwriting professor, Bill Gibson. Gibson. who had the distinction of having 4'jUlhored "The Miracle Worker," told me I appeared to have a talent for writing for children, something he wished he had <he ~dl. Children,? I thoughL I had imagined my:.clf more as a poet writing trage'dy:-• The years went by as I wrote more plays and re- ported on ins and outs of Orange County for the HYMAN flatly PHot. Then one day I dragged the witch and company out of my "drawe r and entered them in a local playwrit- ing contest for children. They won. So. with the help of my com- poser friend Betty Louguris Soldo, I wrote lyrics and turned my children's play into a musical Well. to m a ke "' tong swry short. "Song of the Unil·orn" was put into production un- der the sponsorship of the City of Garden C rove Cultural Arts De pa rtme nt The musical run!:. tonight, Saturday and Sunday -and July 7·8CJt L<.1kc School. 10801 Orangewood. G<.1rdenGrove. Curtain 1s8p m IT'S BEEN A BIT strange to sit in pro· <iuction mt'Cllngs and hear lhe director, pro· <Ju~r and others matter-or-factly discuss the ~ 'Giant Shoe. \he Three Trolls twho si ng a song p about not looking like Farrah Fawcett> and • other charactc•r,, I considered somehow too p bizarre lo Ix' c·naclcd • Gradually it's all <'Orne together -the r weird costumes. the ~haractenzations. the ~ music and 1yrics ~it was a J1ttle rough since p Belly and 1 worked m ainly over the t telephone > l'VE HAO I\ pl<Jy produced before and I , .know the• fel"hnA While it's in rehearsal. it's s till mine Aul onct' the curtain comes up in ~ front of an auda·ncc• 1t 's theirs. And I'm .<J hltlt• afraid the witch and her ) crew may vanish into thin air alonr. with the •ntervcnmg years and leuve me s truggling to j irans late p:.irt of D<.inte's "Inferno," wonder· ing what I'm goang to write about for ) playwntmg das:.. Visit Barbra .11111 H~PI 200 ntlwr (or('d~ari> .it World I dlllQU'> Tlw R19gr~t Gdthl'ring 111 ~t.i" 111 thP World. • •1,." Ulh. ,.nd "li1 .. t,1 ~II, .. _. I 01~ I 11 ""'"~ l k"'" In Uu~TI• P..,-lt. .ud J UklilA. hum hno(t' Srf'T\l I ..m1 She laughs, she cries, she feels angry, she feels lonely, she feels guilty, she makes breakfast, she makes lo\'e, she makes do, she Is strong, she Is weak, she Is bra\'e, she Is scared, she Is ••• ..... \ . ,. If it float a, chances are you'll read about It In the DAILY PILOT VILLAGE PEOPLE OUTFITTED IN 'FANTASY' COSTUMES Band 'Dresses Up' Village People Road Disco Unit By MICHAEL PASKEVICll Of Ille Dally Piiot Slaff Anyone who has made the scene at an Orange Coast disco the pa::.t few months has probably danced to the sounds of the Village People. whether they know 1t or not The kick drum intensity of the s ix -man voca l group 's ''San Francis co/ llol ly w ood ·' medley should refresh your memory a nd your feet This marathon dam·c epic, as well as success of the title track from the VP's second album l'>n Casablanca. "Macho M:.in," hCJ s led the band to become the fi rst to try and erase the facelessness of this fledgling musical genre. AND THERE SHOULDN'T be any trouble spotting the Village People when its road show pulls into the Santa Moni C'a Civ1<· Auditorium F'~1day .. July 7 !-ihowt1mc ·~ 8 p.m . Tickets <213) 851·8080 or at T1ckclron outlets. "Basically, whrn you look at our costumes. they arc the fantasy of any little boy and girl. . the phone man. the cowboy." said David Hodo tthe construction worker image, in a recent phone interview from New York City "The gays started wcarmg these <'Ostumt's in the Village and these American male images arc really idols in Europe." said Hodo. who considers disco "the ultimate rock :.i nd roll" when accompamcd by flashing s trobes. overwhelming sound. and a willing chentele. HODO CRE DITS the formation of the VP to Paris-bas ed producer Jacques Morali who reco~nized the comm ercial viability of "tongue an cheek" macho stereo~ypes. The mdividual members, many of them veterans of the Broadway ::.cene, were. in essence. cast ror their parts by Mora li although Hodo s tresses the group is not "pre-fab " What has become a consistent part of the band's initial tour have been q u estion s about the s exual orientation of individual members. Hodo dismisses the reference with a casual laugh <i ndeed it's unimportantl. but notes "when we play gay places the straights stCAy awa y. "What we arc really about is dancing and having a good time . We insist that the audience is standing up, gays and straights, getting off on eac h other. We feed off th e audience,·· said Hodo. AND WHAT CAN be expected from the first band to· take disco on the road ? "People want a s how now." said Hodo, citing advanced choreography and gyrating s exuality as part of the troupe's live presentation I backed by Bitters weet. a Philadelphia band} 'Meet Mowgli, tl\emancub. COSTA 111£1A Mann' Soull'I Coasl INIEA Mann' Bru Pl•l• -STMINITDI UAMall WALT DISNEY'S ™UUNGLE BOOK ANAHUlll Ctn1ury 11 tlTOl'IO Eowaro' s.odlel>d(~ Ol'IANOE UA Ctly Cenlrt Orange M.111 ~ Pa(lllC\ Orange. 01 'OUNTAIN YALLfY Eowerd' Clne"V' Pa(il\C ~ 01 ·AMffllCAN l>~AHlll ·A LUCASfllM LlO/CoPPOl.A CO Produelion .1or11no WC HAl?O nm VJ USS. fKJNNV t 'ONARO • PAUi. LE MAT . CHARLIE MM!IN SMllH C ANOV Cl /\QI(· MAlt<I N/lf PH~ l IPS Clf\Ut' WlllAMS · IM)IJMAN JACK • W!tllan bv GlOl?Gf IUCAS oncJ GtOIM KAil & Wll.tARO ~t!Y'CI< ·~led bv GEOPGE LUCAS Co l'roOJCeCl bv GMV Kl.W?l l · P!oO.JCeCI bv FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA A L.NVff?SAl RE RELEASE · IECHNICOtOW' l<>IQO'Cll_.__,_""°""•--1 """'9T .,....... ....-.. --... , ...... ~••CK"""'IO DO-__.____ ~PGNlllll .... -$111Ul11~o e..,• .... .-.... .,...,..,._ ... .,,. ..... ,...., ..... "[-t\ ( ' . . --.. ,.. ............... -..... ,,#,,.., • .; ... _• .. #' •• , •••• ,__, .. .,.,.. ., . . . . . .. . - LOGBOOK I DISCO GROUP • I . . ·. , .. ~ .... ~,·· I' .• WILLIAM HOLDEN LEE GRANT .. D\MIEN _{)MEN Il The fust time was only a warning. A HARVEY DERNHARD PRODUCTION IN A550CIATIOM WITH MACE NEUFELD WILLIAM HOLDEN LEE GAANl DAMIEN -OMEN II Produced by HARVEY DEP.MHAP.0 Co-Produced by CHAN.ES ORME Dlreaed by DOM TAYlOR Scre-enploy by STAt4LEY MANN and MICHAEL HODGC ~O'Y by HARVEY DERNHAP.D Music JEP.RY GOLDSMITH COlOR DY 0.LUXE' PA ... AVl~ON ~ IR~filltnt :: I ,.., " DLC OM .................. _. ~--·-·-. OPJGIHAI MOTION P1CTIJP,£ SOUHOll\A~~ A All.A . _ • 2()rh ((NTUllY roit !ICC~ AMO TAl'n ~ STAD IUM ~DRIVE IN •4 Kattli. near Stedtum{ Or1n91 •939 6990 .. . . , .. . . ......... ,..,, .... ,.-..,..~·~ --··· ~ \ ' • ' ... , MOVIE REVIEWS .. . 'Omen · 11' Predictable .... I Sequel Lacks Terror of Predecessor By ARTHUR KNIGHT ,.... _I,_ 11-rl•t As sequels go, "Damien Omen fl" 1& hardly a dt!>uppoint ment. but neither docs 1t !"generate the terror and s uspense of its shock-filled pred<.'cessor. ( A Quick Look at the Movies ) Perhaps 1t 's because this tame around it's all loo pat and pre dictable. Even 1f we couldn't s mell the trouble brewing from JOO feet away, the Jerry Goldsmith scor e, replete with bells and chanting voices, sets up a warning clangor. It's so loud and insistent. in fact. that one marvels that nobody m the picture seems to notice it. This music, straight --&ut-o(-t.Jte ... Carmin& '8-urimtr..,=-; -·-does n'ljus1 Celegrapn-tl1e action: 1t heralds it with banner headline::.. I N THIS Harvey Bernhard production, based on his own story. little Damien. the unholy terror of the e<irl1er movie, 1s now 13 and has gone to li ve with some very rich relatives <William Holden and Lee GrantJ in Chicago. ...- Since there are no reports of fatal mishaps in the interim, one may wonder what caused the quiescence. but no sooner 1s the lad (Jonathan Scott Taylor>. looking like any normal. healthy Antichrist, installed in his new surroundings, when all sorts of hell starts breaking loose. Aunt Sylvia Sidney gets off re· latively easy; she dies of a heart attack. scared to death by un enormous raven OTHERS IN the cast. most of them surviving JUSt long enough to put in what would normally be called a cameo appt•arance - Lew Ayres. Nicholas Pryor, Elizabeth Shepherd, Meshach Taylor. Ah1n""ft-rbus meet de- cided I y more lurid fates whenever they cross young Da mien. He JUSl !>quints hb eyes and pow! elevators go out of con trol . po1::.on gas c:.capes. a :-.tailed loromotrvc chugs into action ... If looks tould kill' There is. howevl'r. one krlhng t~at ::.uggcsls anothl'r and far more disturbing dimension lo the :-.tory. Damien rs truly fond or has young cousin ( L.uc<is Donall. and wants him as an ally. * * 81 Tll<t ASMCl.tlecl PrtiS "THE CMEAP DETECTIVE" pr~nl\ ""all .... , cas• in tf'WI' n'ik•tst ot t1lm "rnturt-\ Tnt letture·lenQth parooy Mel 8rOOlo.\ .._ 11 _,. on • 81•ting SMl<llM •1'10 • YoUf"M) Fr•nlU!1Mt~1n w a\ tf'\'\ \ut<.tts-iul w1lh "High An••~ly ••NOY" Nl'ol Simon •llrmph o <Om1c v•ew O' t~ 1~40 SOQort .. .-unoh, ""'" 0"'~rlon'\ of ••c..-...bttlnCd tnere ¥~ ~ mornenh ot torcto \llltnt"'\) t>ut tNt av~r'IJQf' ot nllantv I\ •mP•,.\\1ve Ptler F•lk hOIO\ 1n. lllm t09011Wr wolh an ac c uret~. \lntor<.e<J 1m1t•tt0n Of BoQw l•\P. Qr •fThl<,. dnd alt A "6POY tollowup by Simon_ 01rKtor- Robert -• aria proOu<tr Ray Slark to their Murder by Otalh .. RdlPO PC. "'"" " .... n•uqtttv wordS Mld """~': ~tt~vt ,,.olf'nt~ "THE llAO HEWS BEARS GO TO JAPAN" I\ agreeabt• '*""" weattw:-r entertaln~nt • betl~r ,.ouel th411\ ,,_1 Tl'lf' raqtaq ~O.Utar' turn vo 1n JdS)1tn '"1\ t•me. mafVJQt'd by an un)c.ru1>uktu\ prornottr Pineo w•th .amlr•ble -rgy by Ton, Curll\ • A~Wi..,... WILLIAM HOLDEN LEE GRANT Stars Play Rich Relatives of Damien When the boy refuses. having learned his iwcret identity, Da- mien causes his death, but at considerable anguish to himself. How dreadful to know that one has the power to kill . but 1s powerle!>S to keep himself from u~ing it. Had Rc•rnhard so washed, or snecnwrrtcr:. Stankry Mann and M1rh;.iel llod~l'S. this dll'e de· c1s1on makin~ could have easily been extended to include both Holden and Grant. who had shown the boy nothing but af- feC'tton. Instead. the writers seem solely intent on devising death mechanisms that would top "The Omen's" grisly de- capitation. "DAMIEN" also leaves a ma- 1or s tory point almost madden- ingly obscur(' Robert Foxworth, plotting Lo takl' over llolden·s indus trial empire, i.lnd Lance Henriksen. Damien·~ drrll instructor at a m1htary <1t<1dcmy, exchange glanres that i.uggest they are in eahoots with each other to rn~ firm" llllle more ltwin •\Iring 01 tomeov •-•ten~>. mo•llv unrelaJeo. An E•U-Wut ,.o,..,.tnt~ bf-lw~~" J•c•u~ E•rl~ H••~y •nd HcJ1\.Unf' l\hlhctrA al\O M"em~ ttxtr.Jf'tf'OU' Bui 11'• "" oone with QOOO che<er, and the 'un~rv ''lovely Tht raltng I\ PG. h-lly, the lou• l•nvu-ot tn. ~~'.'.""'been mln1m1iec1 "THE. BUDDY HOLi. Y STOllY" 1\ lilt \urprl~ hit ot the WtTWMr Yawn. • qientte. perc.~1-wr b•oor•pf\y of'""' rock n rott otoneer w'h01.e ~r lr\Q < •rttr fl\O'-d tn a 1•~~ Pl•nf" crash lhr \tnpl b~ 1,;e ldtr Robt'rl G•lllf'• '' ""'""' to..0.'"""''"9 .-11.,~ 1t \1mp1 y tells l'ICrW • LuOOfK" t~,.6~ bOV m6naoeo 10 •'<end thiP ,..,.•QM\ o r .,.M., mu\ic H~ustry wlt"°4.lt le»t"9 h•i 1nlfQr•IV >'•"e Ra\I\'' d•rf'<tton tce.p,. '"!' itory mo••-.g, ttnd Hoity",, music I\ rf'"-<r~•'f'd with 11•c•ttmertt ttnd hoe1ity •1'\ all '"''t'" no playback"' Thr flfm'\ m.tJO' torcto '' Gar-.i 8uwv. • re· m•r"eble comt>1nallon ot etc tor •nd mu\U•n Don Sltouo •net Owr~ ~fl'" Smith •r• •OP•I ., oil''' m~mbl!r\ 01 lh~ Cricket\ Aat•O PG, w11n ontv • tew ei1101euv .. , to ~ully qua1111cttt1on .. 1' • tam"'f'••m \Vho dttnnit?. No.•11-...,,.,.,' "THEUtEAP DPJCTIVE" · (PG) WALT DISNEY'S TMUUNGLE BOOK .. . .. .. advance the cause of the Antichrist on this planet. Perhaps Grant Is also in on the plot. We never know -at least, not from "Omen II." Maybe in "Omen Ill"? Another mystery. The film opens <as did "The Exorcist") with an archeological dig in which the face of the Antichrist 1s revealed on an ancient wall. VETERAN actor Leo McKern 1s visible (albeit briefly> as the pl'rturbed archeolog1st who is also an· exorcist, yet his name doesn't appear on the credits. Was it an oversight? Or was the . entire prologue, shot in Is rael. an "Exorcist"-1nspired <ifterthought? Under the circumstances. director Don Taylor does rc- m;.irkably well. The-plotting, like the muMc, makl'b for few surprises; but Taylor never permits the action to flag -although, understand- ably, he does tend to milk the death scenes for all they arc worth <and maybe a little more). Bill Butler's photography <with a strong assis t from Stanley C-0rtcz, who filmed the miniatures> is notable not only for lending a sense of opu)cnce to the production. but for its evocation of a chill horror in the most ordinary or settings -a lonely road. an empty museum. a snow·clad railway yard. A Your Dally Piiot can be Recycled. O.C.C. operates otflclal center fOf Coat• MHa. JISIE~ : 'WED1WESU4T •LUI t..01 "THANK 000 IT'S FAIOAV" \ ........... -... , • --• # • • • -• . , , .. ,, -. .. . .. . .. . John Travolta Fnday June 30 1978 OAIL y PILOT C7 ' Olivia Newton-John isthewonl .......... •""' <" A ROBERT STIGWOOD/AUAN CARR PRODUCTION JOHN TRAVOLTA OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN in "GREASE" alld STOCKARD CHANNING Cb R1110 ,.,th ;>l'(•dlq~appeM~by EVE ARDEN. FRANKIE AVALON JOAN BLONDELL, EDD BYRNES, SID CAESAR.ALICE GHOSTLEY. DODY GOODMAN, SHA·NA-NA .,,,~/')BRONTE WOODARD 1.w· •. ALLA:'-1 CARR t\r.11'"''"'"·""'""""""'JIMJACOBS .... WARREN CASEY P·oiM,., .... iiwB_<,wq-.,. 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AMERICA 2NIGHT Guest Dick Marlin EE) -28 TONIGHT The 1mpac1 ol P1opos111on 13 1s exammed (4th of tour parts) m VOTER'S PIPELINE "l'Aces And Issues · IIJ YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPECIAL Four Chltdren A -group ot youngs1ers re1a1e tn lhetr own spectal way whsl •t s ltke 10 grow up on dot- lerenl parts ol lhe counlry II s 10e wrong season lor a phony cycl1s1 and a phony ~phance sale W MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 8.00 i) (I) WONDER WOMAN m CALIFORNIA TONIGHT m JOKER'S WILD 7·30 I) TATTLETALES 0 WILD KINGDOM A plOI 10 ~es1roy I A D c by ge111ng rrd of Sieve Tre· vor and Otano Pt1nce •S uncove•ed CAI 0 CPO SHARKEY ICllannel ~bf ing• 6 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles U KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles O KTLA f)nCI ) Los Angeles 0 KAB.C ~(,ABC) LOS Anqelec, (lJ KFMB (~BS) San Diego 0 KHJ· TV (Ind) Los Anqeltis @) KCST (ABC! San Otego tD KTTV (tnd) Los Angeles . Q) KCOP lV (Ind) Los Anqeles tiil KCET· TV cPBS) Los Anqetes ~ KOCE· lV 1PBS) Hun11nq1on Beach ' Seven Eleven Sharkey Sharkey unk nowingly' bllCOmos the sucker rn a 1toa11ng crop game tt>al preys on gulltbte sorv•ce· men 1H1 0 M OVIE •••,-~·rhe Mummy ' ( 19321 Borrs KarloN. Oevrd Manners Tho men ot an archeotog1ca1 o~ped11ton stumt>te upon en ancH!nl Egyptran murf\'my which <:omos 10 ltle ( t hr 30 min) U Cf61 TABITHA Minerva Goos Str lltghl · T .tb•lha 'l'llS her Aun I Mtn- Nva on thi. rdoa ot f"Cllonqrnq her w11cr.cre1t 101 tn<' mor1a1 ttle until Minerva talls for a Sk• tMlruCIOr !RI 0 MOVIE • • • Mr fllan01n9s Burtds Hos Ornam Hou~e ( 19~81 Cary Gran! Myrna Loy A man lrom Manhal· Ian movf'S h1s famrty 10 tne coun11y whOfe he 1riOS to burlO a house (2 1111 J 1!) MOVIE • • •, · Johnny Cool 11963) Henry Srlva Elllll· bl'ltt Monlgomery An llal· ron boy. 1a1se<l by a Sic11tan gue11Ua, •6 sent to New 'York 10 wreak vongoanct" 011 lhe enemies ot an American O•pa1rra1c 12 hrs l mm WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW II 30 Q CHICO AND THE MAN Della And Son Ed trr86 10 pt1<suade Della 10 baby- sit tor het gt 111toson while het 500 pursves another ol h•' m1tllon oOltar schemes 0 ®l OPERATION PETTICOAT The Be!il Of Enemies H ogw as1>. a sardonic 0111101 figures Sltongly 1n LI Holden's scheme to get Commander Sherman a promo1ton CR) m m WALL STREET WEEK Wall Stroet Week Mid· Vear Review" 11.00 I) ([J THE tNCREOIBLE HULK White working 1n 11 l as Vegas casino Oavrd Sen"°' ards an 1nvesuga. uve reporllll on a gambling scandal (RI Q ROCKFORD FILES "Dwarf In A Helrum Hal Att91 rece1111ng a death thceai, Aoctilor<l <lQ<J~~ the call4rr meant lo contacl a playboy (John PleShelhll "'!J10Slr"8me"~led "8•1 .,.'lt to 111s ,,;-ttie-reriipnone book (RI D ®l ABC MOVIE • • • ·•voong Joe. The F orgoll en Kennedy ( 1977) Poler Strauss. Bar- bara Parkms Pressured "'t>Y"'111s family, lhe eldest Kennedy volun1eers for a da~ous warlrme mrs- Slon WhlCh. 11 successful would bring him back a hero end one step cioser 10 the White House (R) tD MERV GRIFFIN Gues1&· Ethel Merman Mark Hamlll. W1trrem F 8ucllleyJr fll) MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Poldark" w ·arleggan finds ou1 about Morwenna en<l Drake's secret reta- 11on1t11p. Poklark neads for !=ranee to rescue Dr Enys and hnds OrakP stowe<J away on ooard. the rescuf' goes smoolhly unttl they reach the Channel (Pan 4 ol t3) m FIRING LJNE Resolve><l we Welcome The G1owth 0 1 The Put>hc Sector a det>ate between Moehael Harrrngton and W1tt1am F Buckley 11.30 0 TWILIGHT ZONE "Queen Qt The Nrle 10.00 I) (I) HUSBANDS, WIVES & LOVERS When lhree ot the couples flunk a televise<! SO• qu•z. lttey hea<l tor a weeken<l a• lhe "Center lor sensual e.<ploratron and se•ual awareness " D QUINCY Passing" By reconslruCI· ihg a sl<ull found tn the deserl. Ourncy reopens th"' ca~ of a lat>O• iea<ler whO mysteriously drsappoareo TUBE TOPPERS KTTV m 5 30 Dodg('r:-. Ba~f:bull The Dodgers lra\ el to Cincinnati to lakt' on lh c Reds 1n a rclurn engagement of thl'ir old n vah') K llJ 0 8 00 .. Mr Blanding!. I3u1lds His Dream !louse ... Carv Grant ;.ind Myrna Loy s lur 10 lhis movie com· edy from 1948 ABC U 9:00 "Young Joe. lhc f orgotten K(.'nncdy A dramatization (>f l h l' wat1.iml' m 1:-.i:.1on lhal claimed lht· life nf Pn•s td(•nt Kl'nnedy's old(.>r brother. P(•l('r St r <.1 uss CJnd Barbar a Parkins ~tar an the 1977 TV movie. w11h S2 mrltron in unron lunda (R) DO MEWS Q) FOCUSONBRITAIN Norlhflrn Ireland The Olhe• Sode Of The Co•n tilt MICHAl!t. JACt<SON Guest Ted Gun<Jerson spoc;1al ~er,1·1n-c;ha•9f"' lOS ADQ&~ .fi'dt11Jll 8ur,..Ju 01 tnv1:~1tg.111on m WORLD .8ogotn OnP Oily A too~ JI IM peopll' ol Goqol.:l lrom lhe runaway ~trel'I children 10 lhA ncti and powerful elrff! 10;30 Q) I!) NEWS fii) MACNEIL I LE11RER REPORT 11:00 i) 0 0 (!, (\"O NEWS 0 LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE lo~o And 1 he C..any&lur A gnng~l•·r 1r. very prOIPC· 11ve ol ho~ Ouughtur ,ind who she dates 0 MOVIE • • "lhe Phantom 0 1 lhl' QpPril · ( 19431 Nelson Eddy Susanna Foster The Parrs Opera House ·~ 10•- rot110d t>y a mus1c1an wno tost hts mind tryma 10 ~<lvanctJ h•~ oaughler ~ ~1ngm9 car!'f'r t;> h" I tD THE ODD COUPLE Qscdr and Fr>trx bOlh IParn that lhf y each requrrl' minor 11\urqf'ry I!) MONTY PYTHON'S R. YING CIRCUS tD DICK CAVETT Guesls Arvon Btown 11<! .. n 01 Ille Longwnnrl lhe.;1er New Haven Conn unel PAul Weidner hi.ad ol Hartford S1age Company j 1:30 a rn CBS LA TE MOVIE • • Captain Nemo A11d The Underwaler Crly ( 1970) RobOrl Ryan, Chucf.. Connors Survivor~ 01 .i ~hopwreck rescued by Captain Nemo and hi .. submarine. or" het<l cop ll~e 1n an underwalt" crty ol gold tRI 0 TONIGHT Guest ho" John Q,1v1Cl son Gues1s Anmony Nf wtey Or Wayne Oyer Rob Reiner Stephanie 'Edwards 0 LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE I ove And The Bat.er , ~;ilf Oolen A oat.er l><JGomi.s 1nvo1voo 1n me romilnllc orobtems of Ttuee £~-we. .And The Bo~s Howard olnd hrs w•fe see Howard ' marrre<I boss <laltng ano ther woman O ® BARETTA Gun~ And 8ro1ners Alff" grvtnq two broll\ers a ~l'COnd chance Baret1.1 ll'ilrnS lhal ono of ltlPm nas become a psychopatn· rr. cr1m1nnl (RI ID HOGAN'S HEROES Hogan 1>as 10 Jrrangfl thP "'capo ol 20 prisoner., 01 war I!) GET SMART Small 15 dowr1 an<l out <1no KAOS 1ne$ to buy h•m from h•s 1ormer Pmptoyers fii) CAPTIONED ABC NEWS m MACNEIL I LEHRE.R REPORT MOANING 12 00 0 TWILIGHT ZONE Ch3rlrs Whrlley come$ 1;p wtlh an •d"d tor return1nq 1r "'~ youth ID HIGH HOPES I!) HONEYMOONERS R.itpti rn~es ove• rne pnolo< s 101> 1n hr<; Ouold•ng •• no find!> thal •t is ea<1f)t 10 muke compla1n1s. than rec~ve them 12:30 0 MOVIE • • • , Bro1tter Orch•O - t 19401 Eoward G Rob•n- <>on Humphrl'y Bogart " Aller ii pe11od ol reluge rn ,, rnonastery. an e .. con returns to the un<lerworld 10 l1qh1 ine raclo.el5 f I hr ~5 min ~ Q) MOVIE • • Ftr!'b<Jll '1 19661 R1Cll .,,o Har11so11 Domrnoaue OoSGhetO A CIA aqenl 1<. .is<.1gned 10 lrnd a fiu'IS<an o,{'.1en11s1 who ha& lloel no~ I TONIGHT S LATEST LISTINGS country wolh "''al m.c.ro f1.m fc hr 1 Ql MOVlf e * •', Poy 01 011 1 •9601 frne• I 8o<gn•nt' Al Au•1tn An lt.;h&n A'nt''' con pol>4)6m1tn .1rugg'1" to kHIJ New Yori. .1.it dn ,oc11on lrl'tl Ct! !llt' e11eodtl0 BlaGk Hand I I hr JO mrnl 12·37 0 STARTtME ' Seven Mrtes Ot 88d Road Eleanor P.irker Jeffrey Munter A ,obtess actor enrou11> •o Holoy ... ooo ,, prckad uo on !hr outS~trl Of 'Wt!&lflln !Ow•' by 111e wrle 01 lhe he111• and -.oon l.nCT-. h1m~e11 charged wllh murdo• 12 40 (f0 MOVIE ••'> Laoyf•omSnano h8r f t9•81 Roi H;:ywort" Qr5-0n Welles I 00 0 MIONIOt4l SPECIAL ~O«I Mae11n Mull Guu t Jethro Tull Robt"' P:>1m .. • MrnlC C>eVulr flO .mo Edd•t-0 MAVERICK 1:30 tl TALKABOUT --P<iych<$ ~owed' Ouetr.- 6.u o .. , l ~ 1 ... t • t10 1natys1 Mel a• p~yCh•t. Milr. f1111·ch ,uthor of The Rl'1nG.irn .. 1.on QI PPlf'• Proud .tnd T IW C.ull (I' LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE love An CT Thi' '1111)1ol Mrxup Alan ,ino Sh<tfl go f(J • motet ano lh("n nuv•' ,, r.ond lhoughl'. I ovt< And fhP Allh1 l"nny trit',' l(, C.OVPf \.I~ 1or hi~ hit 110 • rootmq .iround 1370 NEWS 2:000 MOVIE • • • Tht• Eg\j Anti I 1 ·9~71 C111ud<11tf' Coloen ~•Pd Mac Murray W NEWS (I LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE l <ht• Al'd 1 hi Pl,tne f rulr1 Mat" ..tno .,,,U''!tCt1 dPCtde tr gt IC p,,,,~ \ ""' And !ht• A"nr.1•1 ,,.,, Ct1~1~ Sum J"d B~·I d >•,.. gett.nc; ,. c:i.vo,re ,, ... , 4d yea" Of mn111aQt· 2-25 0 NEWS 2"30 U STEVE EOWAROS 0 NEWS 0 MOVIE • • Md<l11ml' 1 t96JI SOOh•i\ lOrf'n tD MOVIE • • The tndPSl•UCtrlllP Man f 19!>61 Lon Ch.int•y Jr Casey AOdmS 3:001) NEWS 3:351) MOVIE • • ' My ~or lltdden P..i~I I 19'· I I AvJ GilrOn!ll. Robe•• MrlChum •·00 0 MOVIE • • • B Ck <'rr~!'t I ICl4 11 Ch11rlc•' Boy1J1 Milr r garl't Surt.1v.in W MOVIE • Trw 81a1n ~rom Pt.;11 '" ArQU' I t'l58) JOl\11 Aq J<'vCA Mt tid(~vrwl • :'5 0 HEWS • 30 Q M()Vlt • • • l;•ltl• tCc1vOf • Doctor I r9~9J J C. Jfll>I Na1SI\ l toy<l NOl11n SATl 'KUAY ~~NINO 1·00 I) SUMMER SEMESTER 0 HONG KONO PHOOEY U ~ SUPERFRIENDS 0 PTl CLU8 G) l A PATIERNS m WOMAN' REEL TO REEL fl\) YOGA FOR HEAL TH ([' POSITIVE PARENTING 7 30 I) CAMERA T>1REE COt'"8f'1Pot •rv C•"e""a In \'l.QO,ufV't.t ;:•II"""' Cft!tC ..1onn SrMor .Jrel De1ar• 1<.o.anov·c pro105sor .01 Or31T'i'.C A>• .•I QelqraOt> \,ir-1ve• catv d•SCuSs 't't.! oackc;roo..nd or cOt'•Pft'PO· •ary f ,,,.~ 1P;it• , QI 2• -~o...o.o.oo---- oLoeerRor.ERS 0 PACESETTERS Flt..Oy D<-lt!OI' rpl red CilD· 'd•n of LAPO 1rd c1;rren•1y prvino on 'h~ Comrrurt1y Reiea~P Soaro O•sco..sses rr1 r..C\rCt· o· 10flS 1hOUI cr.mP n 1>D~t Lo· Arqe•es ID MOVIE • • Tl".,, i P-a" Rarget'"' 1 •s' • Georqe Morrqo•,. ••ru GatP $1orn" An Outlaw rqfmS ,, gro1;0 ot Qt." !1(lr'11e1 '> '" order '0 Cr"al lf!nQH a, .. r ~~." Ran9a1- '' hr 3C tT11n 1 I!) ROMPER ROOM EI:) REAL ESTATE AND YOU Cl.., METRIC 8 OC I) l f1 ROBONIC STOOGES 0 MOVIE • • ·ope•d n95::i 8111 flt o•• P'"yH1s Coa•eo; An o..u....... ieader Jcceo•s " -.fT'.J•l ·o.,..n CJI".. ·r hocom._. ..,nt!'-'• t ,., V min, U (tl LAFF·A·L YMP'CS 0 MOVIE • • I!"" On.rr._ QI : Ou t ~96SI ~ar.-~ P'>rl- broo" ~·ant.. Mor:io A tH!iJUt• of but ..,:,rr.QP- r~:end q111 br•n9• •om;ince murdet clnd -1 nahve taov re. lhe prf'v1ous1v aoe-0nolrc 111P 01 A ~n1111ess AmencJ1~ ,.uior t~ hrli , tD SPECIAL 'Voulh Unemo1ovmen1 A. OuPSl•On or Si.rvrvat A •oak ,, 1 <e•"' ill r "rnnrca11v 1..nemotovP<l ym.fir; penott> .,ncJ whrlt the'r unf"mp10"- 1n..-nt ~iatt..-<. m~ ... rs '• tnern ,tnd th•_. rPSI of lt't;u q«nt!r.ilrnr 8·30 0 ('I SPEED 8UOGY @ REBOP I.ea Grant Staffer Doing 'ResearCh' , ... AP Wirt~• SHE INTERVIEWS NATION'S REPORTERS Lou Grant Staffer Linda Keisel KOCE Wins Emmy I For News Program An Emmy Award for the category of News A Singh.• S pecial was presented to KOCE-TV, Channel 50. for the Documentary special entitled "Behind· Bars. lms1de the Orange Counly Jail." Sunday night. At th(• 30th Annual Los Angeles Area Emmy Awards. held at the Bonaventure Hotel in Loa Angele s. the writer . producer and co-director of 1he film. Paul Cabbell. accepted the Emmy. The documentar y focuses on one case of a susp1ciou~ dC'ath. complicated by bureaucracy, that happened within the Santa Ana Jail. NBC Gets 'Music' Movie LOS ANGELES CAP> NBC has acquired the television rights lo "The Sound of Mus ic" for once-a-year showing for the next 20 years for $21 5 m1lhon. . T he film grossed $78 million at the box office, makmg it the most profitable mus ical Of a ll lime. It stars Julie Andrews. Christopher Plummer. E leanor Parkl'r. P eggy Wood and Richard Haydn French Cast HOLLYWOOD I AP I Victor French. Star of TV's Carte r Counlr}'. plays the owner of n roadhoust thot has an old -fash(oncd talent s how i n "Amut~ur Night " for NBC JOHM TUYOL.f~ ......... ,,.. A "THI WMOMG SUSOf!CH V 'A Dlffll&fJ SJQl(Y" IP'G • By J ERRY BUCK LOS ANGELES I AP I Linda Kelsey turned the table on reporters when she went on a tour of the Midwest to promote CBS' "Lou Grant" sen es Miss Kelsey, who plays r eporter B illie Newm a n. was on th<' tour to be intervie wed for stones about the seric:-. But s he a lso visited several newspa per c ity rooms and talked with wom <'n reporters about their work "Everyone on the show like to do research," sht! said. Thc rcsl'arch has paid off. because the series. starring Edward Asner. is the mos t ac · cura te television show ever done on the newspaper business "l'D NEVER BEEN IN a city room before. but people thought I b1i1d because they'd use ncw~papcr Ja rgon with me. And every newsroom I vis ited someone would poin t out the Billie Newm an of the ~taff. "I talked to a lot of reporters and they were \.ery candaq about their work. I think they enjoyed answering questions for ~change instead of asking the m .. Miss Kelsey said she wanted to learn every- ~hang the reporters could tell her. "I was interest· cd in the person al aspects of doing the work." s he said "What kind of sacrifices you have to make. how 1l affects your personal hfe . It seems once you decide to become a journalisl you 're bitten by a bug. JUSt as in acting. You de vote your life to it." SHE IS CONVINCING IN her role, but her only prior initiation was in high school in ~r home town or Minneapolis . "l w;as sent to interview Pamela Tiffin because I was an actress ... she said. "I didn't know what to do. I don 't think I asked a sin~le question. I was ttoally in awe of being in the pre· sence of a professional actress " A striking red -haired woman. Miss Kelsey s aid she could not remember a time when s he d1dn 't want to be an actress. She took part in dramatics in high school, the University of Min· Vorpal ,. \, nesota. and tn community theater She spent two years with the Tyronl· Guthne Theater in Mtn· nc apohs and then JOtnt'd the Long Wharf Theater 1n Connecticut She also acted <it se\eral theaters ac ross the countrv · • 1 did 'cry i1ttlt• t elev1s1on until I acme out here ... sh<· ~.aid "Then I did a lot episodic TV I played a lot nd v1('t1ms on poltC'l' s hows SllE PLAYED LUC Y MERCER. Franklin D Roosevelt's m1strr•ss. on t he acclaimed "Eleanor a nd Franklin" spc,·ial Sht· said. "I did that before this whole• thing of president's mistresses came otlt of thl' closl'l It W C.IS shocking and titillating when I did at. Now 1t seem~ commonpla.ce. ·· It was about that ltml' she began her a s- soc1al1on with MTM Enterprises that resulted an her role in "Lou Grant." wh1 t h was spun. off last Septe mber from "The Mary Tyler Moore Show ·· For MTM Enterpri:;es. s he acted in "Something For Joey," "Doc." a nd Mary 's show. where she played a sweet. innocent thu~ who was out to ~et Sue Ann Niv~ns' JOb "I also did a lot of commercials:· she said "T w<is trymi: not to do a tele v1s1on series. lsn 't that runny" I was afraid o f th(• contractual obhgat1ons "IF I om O~E. I wanted It LO be special I couldn't be tht> 'Bionic Anything · I didn't v. ant to know about the offers for S('nes carrot of money .. M 1ss Kelsey l-r a1d . .. t v. as hoping features. but that wasn't working out. I must ad· m1t I was a bit of a snob about TV But now I am ·An THEATRES-ORANGE COUNl'Y MANN'S so. com PLAZA h sllllm :Mlt lrnltl 14, )Ill WAL f MMI\'"\ "~Ll IOOl" IGI I JJJ•J::4 .. L-7:1 .. t:Jt "S~OFXOalO" J_,_,_•s ~our MO fauu ot .eow nc:un '"'' .. '"" MANN'S "HEAVEN SO. COAST PUZA CAN WAIT" (PG) Co111 ll1u µ1 .... ,,., I t;;Q 12:u -2:3s-•:30-6:2s ~'1111 MOPAI 8:20-1Q.15 MANN'S so. com PLAZA MANN'S CINEMAUNO tU4 It Mll .. 1 AHlll~ Ul lMI MANN'S CINEMALAND MM St Mll .. t ....... lll lMI JIU-· ··~··· .. -"~ 7_-..T,_ "CLOSI IHCOUNT'YS Of THl fHlltD IUHD" "GI WIOl&U 1tl•1H f U.T/--tltt~S.lotJ.7:4 .. l•rl "BAD NEWS BEARS GO TO JAPAN" (PG) 1:00·2:4S-4:30-6:15-8:00-9•45 "SAT\lllDAY MIGKf NVlr I 111 .. -• "AHT l.OYl" u .. , ......... 1111,.fflllt "THE END" (R) ......... .... • r , -• # • • • • • • t • • • • -• • • • • --• • ·····---· . -..,.,..., .. -, " . .. -• fl , , "" . . . .... -. -, -•I • ,,_ • i ... ' . ,. .. , . . . . ~ . . . . . .. . .... ' . tot ally converted I don t think we use tl too an- t('l ltgently. but ther(' :~ fint• work done on tclcnsaon Then· 1~ a kind of social issue fiim you can't do in fcaturel-1 "I'd like to d<r a lot of work 1r. te!ev1s1oc. I no longer cons1dt•r 1t " stepping stont I thank Lou Grant· I!-as good a!-anything on lelev1s1or. .. Shl' JOtncd the l-.crtcl-1 after 1t had been on th(' air a bout a month MISS KELSEY LIVES ALONE in a house onl) a few minutes lrom the studio whe re "Lou Giant'' is filmed "My for me r hu!>band 1:-ar. actor a nd a teacher." s h(· smd "'We keep in touch a nd always cell•brate our ·unann1vcrsary .' even if only by phone " In one of thl' first shows tor the ne w season she goes underi::round <1:-u' hooker ··1 think 1t shov.c:; the danger of ~om~ underground ... she said. "You can 't show your press card When yoi.: car.'t show your press card you <:an get into a lot of trouble." Whal else 1:-. ahead for B1lhe l"ewman·· "I sup- pose I 'll fall in lo-.c," the actrc5s sa id. 'Tm the logical one I'm the only one Rossa and J will cor.· llnue our lo\e halt:' relauonsh1p " MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY" (PG) CAPRICORN ONE" rPG·J ·CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND" "THE DEEP" (PG; TH E CHEAP DETECTIVE" (PG) 'HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG) AMERICAN GRAFFITI" IPG ! "THE STING" STAOIUm s·sc:AEEn 6 ) 9 -78 6 0 DAIVE-!n . ~tdl~ Hear St~d1um CLOSE ENCOUNTER{> OF THE THIRD KIND THE D~EP (PG' "CONVOY"' 'EAT MY DUST" (PG1 "GOODBYE GIRL" (PG) "RABBIT TEST" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" ''AMERICAN HOT WAX." (PG) 'THANK GOD IT'S FRIDAY" "LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL" IPGt "DAMIEN THE OMEN 2" (R) "THE SENTINE~· "\,\. o.-1vtr INS Ol'EN 6:)0,.M.MIG~T C"lld Unc:ttt t l 't•• l,,n ft\\ • KHtd1~ ~•vtrOvt"d ' .... ' ...... -4 ..... .... . . . . . ...... ,., .,. ... • { ' . ' .. • . • COMICS CROSSWOR D MARMADUKE "Oh, No 1 He wonts to dive into our pool ..... ·---tram tbe_bQd_t~ ~ndow..agoin!" FUNKY WINKERBEAN CASEY MOON MULLINS . "" ... __ .. .... ..,, ..... _ '-.._.,..._- GERIATRIX HOW (:.t:> 'YOU KN0VV WHAl'9 IN "THESE C.b-1'6 Wl1'H t-J0 i..A&E:i..7 -;. DENNIS THE MENACE • RELAX,N\ARlHA ... IT~ EITHER DENNIS~ HIS ~ t+::>WLING AT TM~ NOON .' . .... . . . . . -. . . ~ • • • , • -• • , , , # # • • • a C1 -a _ ............ _ ... GORDO JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS 'NA~CY It; IT A u00(J MOVIE v- • # • i r ~ Rl\TED z . ... by Tom Batiuk By Charles Rodrigues I WONDER \/'/HAT ··z STANDS FOR I• !(~ALLY /HOW? YeiS, ~I~. t HAVE. COME 10 ~AL.IU: t. AM F~ONE. OF AME~ICA'~ Slit~Ai Ne.AJ{OTIC. F~MILI~?. DOOLEY'S WORLD MV DAD sAYS ALL HIS FRIENDS AT T~E" THJNIS CLUB CALL HIM ''PANCHO* OR . SMOCK MOTLEY 'S CREW by Mell r nday June 30 1978 PEANUTS 00 '{OU THINK 11M 8f,.\UT1FUL, CHUCK., ft ' JJ DAILY P1L0i CfT by Charles M. 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"'' "• 5C Not ''" ,,, rfll4 St Or•tv ~ flt><•w lon•" ~ Sn•.111 l'l••v Y.> So.10 Ill t<•I ')7 rtl•1111 !loll'(• !19 Sr rwNfl 1\1 C111> ~s ..... u,, 64 Vv1t't fl I' \.tCJn 65 V1 lf lo _,_,, .... , ......... . . .. \ ····~·······---,,., ("10 OAIL'r PILOT Studio 54 Action Only Show in Town Popularity of NYC Nightclub Sticks; Tourists 'Lured ' to Spot By LISA ROBINSON Thestrainsoflhe Rolling St~nes' single "M1!.l> You" blast out o n the dance noor two, 'hree, even four times in a course of an everung The Village P\lople's·"Macho Macho Man" 1s followed by Donna Summer's "The Last Dance " Nonstop music All night long Outside. on the street. people line up and literally beg to get in lnside. the regulars dance, cruise. dnnk, Mt, watch. and dance again. Where'> Studio 54. of course Known to insiders simply as "The Studio." it's the hottest spot in New York Cit y. the only show in town, and almost the No 1 tounst at traction ma city filled with attractions. SO MUCH HAS been written about the place by so many. so often. What's it really like inside the Studio? Is it a hype·' A tourist trap" An anti· ch max? it·s fun . and on a reall y "hot" night, it's great. Opened last spring by Ian Schrager and Steve Rubell, the large Studio 54 was. in its earlier evolution. a TV s tudio. and before that a theater and opera house. At firs t 1t was thought ··of as probably JUSt a nother disco, one that would enjoy 15 minutes of fame. That 1t would quickly be replaced by a chicer, hotter . newer in·spot. It's lasted The hmousanes and lanes of taxis outside until 4 a.m. is proof of that OW NER RUDELL, A SHORT, hyper personality who's in the place every night scur· rying madly, explains their s uccess simply "It's the place-, the people. the environment. Wej'e always changing, and we're goang to change everything again m the fall .. Rubell has gone on record as being highly ··selective" about who he deicdes lo let into Studio 54 The door is watched carefully. and all WINNER OF 7ACADEMY A~e1~os. Best Orig inal Score Best Fiim Editing Best Cost~me Design~ Newport Fashion Island Newport Center Between Mac Arthur & Jamboree at Paclllc Coast Highway 644-0760 (PG) Daily 2:15, 5 :00, 7:30, 10:00 L ·.llNIVEABAL STUDIOS TOUR ..,.._MCA· ., ' ·' ., Sitt was the most famous woman in the world. Ht was a peasant, a pirate, a sharlc. What ht couldn't buy with money he stole with charm. "I I I I\/ Kl 111\/ "'"''"" ANTHONY JACQUELINE QUINN BISSET 1HE GREEK T'(C(q)N "'.RAJ VA ll ONI ll>WAltl>AlllTltl < llARI '' l>l 'ltNINC. I lll IAN..\ l'AI ll//I 1 AMII I A 'l'AltV MAIHI LI IC>l<> .md JAM I \ I II AN< I'< U\ ~ """•'·"' I'"" , "'"" "'"'nllf" .. h\tn•t n"-11 .... •:uH\U \U'H•Mi.t'4 ~•tow"'tll\.•f\otCHU,...,. 4.,..,.,...., .. , """"'•"'' -,111;0 • •• i '4~•f'r l""""'rH~t, li t •t4"4r" Ylif ,.. ... ,..., "'•• ' .. ""'""' '" ....... ~ -----1 -·) ·-·--.-..--.... , . ._,.,.._.., NOW PLAYING HAHO• TWlH fl I ·ova MelO b4t.1'1.>1l . . . . . . , U.A.CIHIMA 4 W 1!\lm1n'1" 11'1 I l'l46 ~ ~ , , . . , , . lho~e talei. of people wearing polyester bemg h.cpt out are not totally incorrect Tber e 1s a de- finite attempt to fill the place Wlth lhe "right'· mixture Andy Warhol, Halston, Bianca Jagger . John J ohn Kennedy, L1za M1nnelh. Elton John. Mi c hael Jackson, Bjorn Bjorn. Francesco [ __ R_o_c_K_TA_L_K ___ ] Scavullo are regulars They're not in atlen· dance every night, of course. but there's no better spot for celebrity .watching than the Studio. IN ADDITION TO the celebs. the right mix· lure in New York City can also mean a sprlnkl· 1n g of hairdressers. fa shion des igners. glamorous models, mus ic industry types <Arista Records' prexy Clive Davis and David Ge ff en are regulars l and writers. <Truman Capote often wanders in in the wee hours of the morning, after the tourists have gone home.> Scantily clad busboys <wearing short 5.horts. no shirts> carry drinks to patrons seated on s ilver banquettes. Bartenders twirl around and dance while they mix drinks. On some nights it's impossible to get to the bar. In addition to the music (which S'Ome hardcore d1sco freaks complain is n't always the besu and the show of people on parade (which IS the besll. there a re added features. A balcony where people s1l on comfy couches above the dance noor. watching the show down below with its nashing lights (Diana Ross and Liza M innelli both love to work the light board>. Special effects are a cardboard cutout of a man srufflng cocaine from a !>poc>n . c.. \'Olcano !hat erupts Wlth smoke and crepe paper. mylar stn.ps. felt ropes which people swing on c. ta Tarzan, a slide of the Ne w York City skyline. paper "snow" that falls from the ceiling, col· umns of lights that are lowered to the dance floor. and more THERE ARE THE regulars who oave become famous because of the Studio One 1s ''Disco Sally," a 77·year·old retired lawyer who looks Jike somebody's grandmother and pro· bably is She's m the place. dancing, every night. Roller·Arena is a male Wall Street broker by day and at rueht co.mes to the Studio wearing roller skates. a woman's dress and wig. You tend to get used to this sort of thing in New York City, but there's no doubt that the Studio often . has more outrage lhan anywhere else -A-cardholdei"£. c.ru:d_entitl~_r~duced ad· m 1ssion ($10 > but is no guarantee of -gettin~ · The place has not been without its problems. There was a drug bust a while ago. and initial problems with the liquor license. There have been a number of lawsuits filed by irate patrons who were turned away at the door. There's the constant problem wilh the c rush of the crowd. AND, A FEW WEEKS ago, there was a momentary nutter of anxiety when a new disco. Xenon. opened and threatened to be bigger and better thao the Studio. to provide the fi rst real competition to the Studio's reign. Xenon was a mess. half the size of lhe Studio. with no liquor license. and many of their s pecial effects didn't work on a chaotic opening night. It closed immediately, with plans for an imminent re.opening, but no one really cares. Studio 54 1s still king of the discos And for its habitues. irs like home. Ir you s tay away too long, you feel you're missing something. · "OKAY, EVERYBODY OUT OF THE WATER AND.INTO THE THEA1RE. There is suspense and action, credible people you care about, a movie 81led with astonishment, with John Williams' music , and a climax that is shocking." -Gene S halit, NBC·lV Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the wat0: .. ROY SCHEIDER LORRAINE . MURRAY GARY -p --llAMIDON 1--.-----.21 A ZANUCK/BROWN PRODUCTION Wrillen by CARL GOT TLIEB and HOWARD SAC~LER · D1recled bv JEANNOT SZWARC Based on characlefs crealed by Pt ltR BENCHLtY ·Music bv JOHN WILllAMS Produced by RICHARD D ZANUCK and DAVID BROWN · Assoc1a1e Producer JOE ALVES llftdBA~lAM!ifJ A tlNMRSAI. ftl~[ HCHNOlfP PANAYfSftl'S I 01191n~l $0und 111tk on iCl Rtco1os & l1pes J P G PllfNTll 6Ut0Awtl s°'6£STtDOi ... MAY BE TOO INTENSE FOR YOUNGER CHILDREN NOW PLAYING CINEMA WEST •1 BUENA PARK DIUVl·H• Westminster 892·4493 Buena Park 821 ·4070 • , , , ; • • • • • r • ·····-····· .. ,,. 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HO 81-M4Y wllhd,..,. his BoO lor • perloc:I of torw·f1•• .,.~ l•S> ~.,,, Ille O.tt i.t tor Ille ~lnq 11>ereol Tiit 8oa ro 01 Educ•loon ol Ill• fltWOOr1·-Un<l..O S<llOol 0.11rkt rewrVfs Ille nqllt to r•)e<I ..-r or •II 8•dS •nd llOI nece»arll' .CC"'! I,,. IOwt\l BIO, .,.., IO ...... eny 1 ... l0tmallly 0t 1"1IC)Ularlty 111 a11y 8kl ft· <tlvtO NEWPORT.MESA UNIFIED SCHOO\. DISTRICT 01 Or-c-ntv. ea ()orotlly H•rvty flsNt, CPM, Pur(llaSlnq 0"•(.IOf • Ttl 11141 Ss&-J?IO O•lfd Jvn<! 18. 1978 Publlshecl Or<t"9l" (c>aSI O•lly Pllol, Junt :IO •ncl July I. 19/li ,Slt-71 PUBLIC NOTICE # • .. F'ndar June 30 1~78 P UBl.JC NOTICE __ r_u_w_c_N_OT_1_c_E __ ,_-_P_U_B_u_c_N_OT_1_c_E __ , "CTITIOUS IUflNllU NAM• STATllMllNT , tC'TtTIOUl •us1NIU NAMt ITATl.M • .,, TM rOI-... llWMWI t\ -tit...,,, ... ".' INYISlO•lJOIOTEL SA\.IS. 1001 ~ ll••••h11t1I Ao~o. s .. 11. IOt. f 111 ... 1 .... c;. ~ H., ... 1 .... ~. '"' 1"""'-S....t• AM C:. ttlOI Tlll1 """'-I\~ llY ... 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It/I UJr 1-J"M JO, JuAy I, U ll. 1•11 H11 11 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE fllCTITIOUS auSINIU l'IC'TtflOUS aUStNEU HAMI. SfATIMINT NAM£ STATl!MUIT The loll-l!IQ l)ef'\On IS OOtnq l>u\i lllt tollOW1"9 -MM'! I\ 001"9 1>11"· ft•U•\ llt\\ •1 TH£ HEAITA'GE PHO TO BETTY 'S !>ECAETAAIAL $"40PPE, 7itl W. C.nlre Or, lflf\ SERVICE 30100 Crown V•ll•Y NunllftQIOtlllHcll,C..lllotfll41~~7 Ptr~wf'(, Sufi• 11. L<IQU,.. Nl9ue1 Ao1alH<1 Carter, 11001 P•tll1t tt•l7 Cool Hlqllwey, Hunh119ton 8..ith, 8ell'f IEllHl>ellll J•M E~Y. C.111orn1a .,.._ 2'-ltl Hutv .. w. LaQunt N•9utl, CA Thi\ ... SlllHS I\ <onOu<lecl by <ln Ill .,.,, OIVlclu•I. Thi\ ~MU i\ tOllO\lcltd by"" tft ·-~r lllVlclu•I ~ Thi\ ll•l-1 "'"' Iii.cl wllll t1W lltllY tE111aoel?ll J Emory County Clerk ol Oranqe c .... 111y oft £11uboll1J Emory June u . 1'71. T111s \ltltment -~ meo with , .... FOffOJO County Ctt rk 01 0r•"9t ~nty on PUBLIC NOTICE '9CTITIOUS IUSIHESS HAMIE UATllMENT flle lollowln9 """on~ ""' 001n9 l>ullM\S •• MOT"4CA'S 8C:ST 8U'l'S, 11Hl S&y P•rtl. CirclP a 8, lrv•n•. C..UfOt'"'' '1114 H•rold WllM•rlh, 14111 Tom t>erwoocl. El T0to. C.lltwn•• mlO P•ul o sc-..n. 11S4t Ba.lark Cr • "4unll119lon BH<ll. C•hlOflll• ., ... Tll1l lllnlMU I\ tOllOllCled llY • qenet•l P¥1Mf'Sh!P H_.,Wllm.trlll tno\ U•tement w•> 11190 """' thtl Co11n1Y Cltrk 91 Or•"9t C-ty on JYM \J.,lu-. ... ~~~t.y.Pl1¢! '(:,.m. Junt 1•. U. JO tftcl July 1, lt11 ,. .. ,.,. ,._,. PuOll"Wld Ot~ c:oesl O.lly PllOI PllOlllheCI Ot~ C:...11 Oally Pllol. J11MSO.Ju1v1. "·"· 1n1 150l-71 JuM I•, n . 30 anCl July 1. 1911 PUBLIC NOTICE ?U.-71 PlJ8UC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS a uSINISS NAMISTAnMEMT' l'ICTITIOUS aUSINIU The loltowlnq P9ftof\ Is dolllQ ll<lsl· NAMI STATU1ll HT "CTITIO\JS •USINEU MU •I Th~ loll-lnq !>e"Of\\ '"~ OO•llQ NAMI STATEMIHT • lll'ESTY"LES UN~IMITEO 2S111 l>u>intn t\ The lollowlnq penons are Ootno Slot•IJOfl Of', ~ Hiiis, C..lllOtn•4 I N C 0 M E P R 0 P £ A T Y l>u"nt\ el •2'1l INVESTORS, 1~1 BHch Bl.O , "411111· AA~CHO SAN CLEMENTE USI Ro!Mtl J All~Y. 1UU S!otllllt>rt lllQlon &•K"' CA., .. , .. • 0 L •• I '•tlf I .. 6.Sl Huqh p °'" .. , Silv&r• Ave Qual ~ Slrtel, S .. lte 10.r, N•WPOfl r • •9u,_ H IU.,"'"' onl •,. • • BUtll C•llfornla fHtO ThlS 1111.inHs Is tonOu<ltcl by ... ill· l.OftQ Beat.II, CA tOIO) H'u.WEST OEllELOPMENT OtvlO!fal PAF Anoclalt$, l4U l(fl~lla CORPORATION OF ARIZONA • ~-'' J Allov Avt • • 1<1', Lot. AlarnltO\, CA t0no • This 11,1......,1 w~ lllt<I wllll 1.,. 0o11,.. UQI-. lUTl BaK!I Blvcl., Color•do .<orpor•llo11, U SI Ou•ll County cior• 01 Or•~ '°""'"' on •?n, HuntlnQfon e..c11. CA ~~1 ~~r,~~·n,:~~1os. Newport Buell, Junt 10 ,,,. Aon•IO s. AO•m•. "311 8H<h Tll' b I I ............ h .... • 1'"'14' a1.o.. • ZJ9, HunttnQton ltt«h. tA '' us nen s c .... -..... y ,,. • cor· •ubl"lleCI Or~ Coa•I Oally Piiot, '11641 C>Or•tlon, Jun~ 13 30-July 7, u. 1918 I Oanltl A. t r..,.rtNn, 1014 Avt Nu-Wnt Ot .. 109ft\tfll C0tp. ' tc»-7'' F•tkl•no, s... Pecln>, CA 90rn JOfln a.toe -Mllthtll Ma r1clc11. JUO so ProjtelOlrtctOf PUBUC NOTICE ca11r111o A .. , San P9dto. CA 90n 1 T Ill\ •l•t-1 wn 111.0 w1111 111e Wllll•m J e1se111r..n. 40-lt VI• County Cllfll ol Oranoe County on -------------lvalHQ111•.P•ICllllerOH.CAt021• Junt 10, ltll. "ICTITIOUS IUSINUS 0 1-L ~t. !IJO El RtY AO . ,. ... ,.., Published Otenoe Coe11 Oally Piiot, JUMlJ lOtndJUlyl, U, lt11 MAMI. STATEMENT S... "-Oto, CA'Onl Tllf IOllowlnQ Pt"MM'I ii doi119 Dusi· Aollt ll E. O•Otr, 1•11 Mll•n neu •• Pleet. S.n ~.CA 9Q1J2 SUH TIME DIST. )S SIOtlillQlon. Terry L l(lntbtloe. ?llS W1IM··--------------1 South L•llY"'· Callloml• t2'l1 lllQIOft, S.ft ~ Ad., San J'ffro, CA PUB UC NOTICE Aobln MC>nlQO""'Y Wulll. S S. 90131 SlonlnQton, So\ltn LalJ'M'I. C.lll0tnl• O•"ltl M. M•,.tltll. 3UO So •i.11 C.bflliO AW • San ~ro, CA 9013 I Tiii\ O\l\lllH\ I\ tondutteo ay an 1n Thh buslne\\ IS con'Clu< 1~0 t>y a Cllvloua1 lltntral partner>lllp Robin M HOAlll HUQll P. Gt~ Tll1\ >1a1emen1 w•• 111ec1 w1lll lht This \lat.ement "'"~ llle<I witn tl>t> County Cieri.. OI D••nQe County on C9unly Cltfk OI Ounge County on June 10, 1911 1'"4Mt Ju11e 11, 1'71 ,. ... , .. Publl\htd trM>Qe CoMl Oally Pllol, ~ubll\hacl OtanQt Coa1t O•lly PllQt June?J,lOtndJuly7, 14, 1'71 ,,.,. J .. MJO,July1, 14,11, lt7t 1U4·11 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE #. , ..... . ... -.... • • ~ '.. . - 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L ' 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 , The B199tt-1l Muk•lPltc;eon the 01an9• Cont DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You C6n S.11 It, A rtd 11, Ttede It With a WHI Ad (64 5878-Ot'e C6U S.rric9 642• j f'HI Ctedlf AppfOHI aa<>lS: Ad•ertflM'I lholllddle:dl ... rech ..., ... ~.,... ron a-clahty. n. DAILY PtLOT os.-1 WMlty for the flnt a.. corftd ..,..Oft Ollly. CLASSIFIED INDEX to Place Your Ad. Call 642-5678 HOUSCS FOR SALE (.~.1 1161b<>a hl1"'1 6elboa t'C'IUn"-Ul;t C.oov~ lk .. ,.,. • ~llU!Mlr Colla M,.• Dena l'olnl t..IToro f ount•1n \ ... nj ' ttun110111on '""" lf'\IM' u., ..... l<o1th u111n11l1lh l.a&Ufl• ,.1 .... 1 !'fiUIOll Vlffl" ,.. ... &:, IW1<h liall tlllff\l• San Juen (.'•I>'~" .:.rno ~IM• ~•10..rh ~h LUun• ,...,...lm•"''"' MObtl<' I._, S.1114> REAL ESTATE Arrt•lf tor Sat~ Aj>M1monls lor SMr ~:~::;~::rty I ttnfltry W ' l.'.rytA• I otfl!Jlttr>el l'rOPtr I.JI l£~1n1um1 S.h lJuple~n t.:n1ll ~•It• llc...-1obf>Movtd I A("Of'tW f'ropt"rh IMIMIMil Pf'Olllf1• I.Alt• lo< S..I~ Mobllt It""' Trlr l'rk• Mountn 0.-..-rl I<•-• 0<111a~ Cc. Prop g::~~~~·~op Ra.rwfil.toi •·ar"u Crn""" Aul Ealo\4! E>thonc< Rtall41t1tlhn1~ RENTALS '-""" ,...,,. .. Md ,..,._ LMurn1•ht<I JtQv,h •urn or lnt l'ondom•nhun' l ur n Conckwtun•um .. l ·"1 To.. nllOU>v• f\ltn To..nllOU>,... l'•l OtJ;Qiot\ •urn . O\ipltn• t., of Al>U t'Urn Apt• \,;t1lurn ""'' t'urn M t:nl Room• kWM• Botfll ~~~.~=: . ~mmt'r ltt-nhl• \ •r•t•on Krfllt•I~ R.ma1' tn S>MitfP> r.aucn ff)t "'"' Otf1tt R"'".-l llut1nno llm•I l...i..W1•1 Rtn"I =•~~~onled MIA< Rtnub BUSINESS. INVEST· MENT, flNAHCE Ru"~" Opl>"rt Ru_,1fl.1"\\ .. •"''d '""''"'m"n' <,c,oor• ' ln\'•''t'™ "' Wo1ntrd MtH\r\ tu lJ1a,, Ml)fl~) ~tnl"" Mcwh1 .. .-, 11• ANNOUNCEMENTS, PERSONALS l LOST l FOUND A~tnwflll\ lar J'OC>l lA'&•I l"'OC.tt'r\ U)o.' '1 t ound Ptlt\Ot\•I' Social (11.1 ... Trn·t'I SERVICES S.-.v1ct 0.N'rllltl EMPLOYMENT & PREPARATION Sr~' tn,lrU<"l•'•" JohV. .mh 1J llol~~•nl•d MA-I MEJCHAHOISl Anuqll" Apphanrt"' A\Mtt'~ 8tfl'\flf'\ 8w\d1n& M•1f•r1111 .. C"a~·• A., t..•,u111n1t nt c." Dor< t'lt't'll>' .... t"l>rNturr Ci•r•a,. h•J,. II~ ll<JU~llol<ICol>OCI\ Jf~f'ln. l.hr,h.rll MKl'Unottr M1\('f'll•r\.-n.t"" M•w-.. 11an; nu ... 't\ .. t1tt1' Mu,1r4l frp~1rnmi n1 OrtK'C' turn " .. ''u''' Pru ~~~~~~,::. ~1n1Good' ltN' Rt\lafJrainl 8•f ~·~10 H1F1 C\arrt...il BOATS & MARINE EQUIPMEHl Crnu4'1 8')11h M a1nt ~ ,.,,., &1h M1u1ne t.Qu1p ltn.au Pm..(•r ltt)al\ th nt I h11u lf't 8c:U1h"'wl1I & .. t\~lf"' ho<~' ,.,. ... ~ • ..,•Ill<• 8o..&b "'(jf)lt~( tRAMSP1lRTATION Aircuh t •mP•n Sal• R•nl 1-i.rtn<l•t' Mobol<'llt>mn \t01<K l 1tlo !i<orJC•• .intnr Hm' ,.,.,. R• nl ' Tr•tk•-. lnorl l~~W~~•~'!n{11rh AUTOMOBILE Gtf\C'ra1f ll'l>J 111-., lfll•7 IUI• lllU ·~· IUA UQZ 10)4 l•l41l M>l-l 11>114 . 1060 IW lf•1J llW llllfi J••n. Uiitl ,, .... """ Hf• 1110 Wfl) .. ,,, "'"' Wffllt '""' ,.,., ""·'· ~tM ,. .. , ..,,,IJ WI:>> Q'I) If;.~ ~tiO '"1ll ,.,,,, ~ .... 1 ..... I ..... ""'' "'" .. n:i ..... ""'' ... ,., ...... '•1111 ····"'' ''-".,. 1fHH 11(\Jj '11•41 '•1tll ..... , 'AH! 'OllQ '•1211 •1un •1•0 1111 ,,.,. H •I ,, ... ........ ''•''' ~ ..... ,, Anoqu,1~.c1 .. 11i"'°°,_ Rttrt»t\Of\ Vl'hic·l••'-~M'b M •• 1• Uod, 1W1JM'tOn•" • ~tu •l,!a'~• r r11<k• \1111n" A.u10 1 .. •,u111na.• AU1u.Wanlt•I AUTOS, IMP1lRTEO lJl·f'Mt•I AU" Kufrk'O '"''' AV4Un 111.tlciy llMW ~:Pt'' l>•l"vn . ..,,.,. .... , llonit .. J•.OVtll J .. n,,. .. n K•r!YlfM\illlf ~llld!' • Mtrtw~c..04.-fU .• ~·--o· ~l811 U'l"!'I ''""""'" 1·.-u.~414. .... ,.,h. llfft ... 11 llulb 11~," Mn.u t llo;•O ll.llMllll , • fOJ'OC• lnwmph \t.M~v""•~tfll VQhU AUTOS, NEW AUTOS.USED . . ~ .. -~· 11.711 .... •:..W .... , ,, ... V\11•1 fllo·· ~ti .. ,. HcMatH Pot' 5* •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IOUAl HOUSIHC 0,POATUNITY r.YllMr's Notice: All real estate advertised U\ ttw. newspaper is sub Ject to the Ft.>deral Fmr Housing Al·t ol' ltll;tl wluch makes 11 illegal to advertise "any pre rerence. llm1tat1on. or dlscnm1aation base<! on race. color. rellg1on. sex. or national ongm. or an 1ntenllon to make any such preference. hm1ta· Uoo,ordacnrrunauon .. Gwral ••••••••••••••••••••••• MAGHIRCEHT MESA VERDE Tub 1:. a fabulou::. 5 BR h1m1ly huml· l'lo~e to coU11t11' club. ,hopping & schOOI.; Won't l:i::.t long Al Sl:JC.1,()()0 BALBOA ISLAND Super tlupll!X Just re· mudelc'<i two 2 RH units, nalUral wooc.b thru out A grt>at-tnv{'qmc·nt S2CX>.OOO -r~ • ._q 4!•• ··-· 8c1l~~~.,'~~~ .. ~~&lY 673-8700 IOOJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• CATCH SOME RAY5 on th~ redwood d~fung ov('rlooking your rree form pool & jacuu1. This lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath home 1s localed on u qwet tree-llned street in a i:ood area of Costa fllL'SU Owner will l'auy 2nd TD <;ALL556 2660. c;:;s~LECT T' PROPERTIES OOVSt SHORES $325,000 nus newspa~r will not knowin"ly accept any adverttsmg for re.al est.ate whJCh is in viola· r;;;;;;;;;m _____ _ Vel') prest1.:1ous custom t!Xl!t'UtlVC home • Palatial sated entry. Formal-Uvmg & dining rooms. Fabulous kitchen y. ~reakfast room-loads or ~ace Large dlxe farruly room Wet bar. Luxuriously l <irgc & private mast er wrng. Roman bath. Walkmin wardrobcn Maid's qu.iricr~. Superbly lands<· aped 1 Owner will fu1am·e To st.'C 1::. to lov <• <.:o me b y t oday. lion of the law. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gcwe•al 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FORESTE OLSON ..... ~ •.al A,'' u•~ .. AIAHDOHEO'" 3 BR.. l3• BA w /wall or glass ove,Jooking co.,.. ·er ed dance pavilion Gigantic h ving room, gourmet kit l'hen w 1all new a ppl & lormal dm ing. Sep master swtc & oversized ch1ldrcns quarters. Loe on curv ing, Lree·llned street in better part or Orange Co Low down to vets. Full pncc 9>7 ,000. Kotella I.atty 84.7-6061 546.9166 ~ ;If/) MOUNT AIM RETREAT FOREST FALLS San Bernardino National Park. Five bedroom. !>tudy. hobby room. fam1· ly room. Two fireplaces, & above the s mog. almost i,.'2 acre includes home plus two lots. Call ror details. COLE OF HEWPoRT REALTORS 675-551 I CUSSl~ED HOURS "'"""'"''r' m.1 ... rl.H'I' tht·1r .11h Ii\ tr•lrphon•• 11m.1m 111 ···"'""' '\lnf>li." thru Frid.iv II Ht 0<1011 !>.iturdJ~ {'(~TA M .. :sA Of''H<. t~ :1;M1 W II.iv 1>4~ ftiilll In ~Tll'\C:TO'\ l\E \C-11 17117~ 11 ... 11 h hi vet $4ll l~I 1..ACUro:A .RYACll 1186 G lcnneyr<' l.a.Runa Beach 494·9-466 SA 01>1.t:ttM 'K ~La l'ai 110.111 l.D.Runa lltth. ~I GJ10 l\OHTll ('(It 11' ·1 \' t11..1l l11·1·!>-IU l ~Zll CLASSIFtED OEADLIMES fl1:«d1tn .. ll1rt'<1fH & kill' " •, :10 11 m I tw 11." he-Inn.• puhht•allon 1·lt N'pl lor !-.undav & ~Inn ddv fo'd111011' ... hrn dearlhne I~ SJturd.;v I<! rqio CLASSIFIED REGULATIONS ~.1111011~ Ac1v..r11-.·1' ,holtfd rht"<'k !111•1r :uh d,11f\ & I• p11r( l'll(ll' 1mm1•!11a11•1v 'fll ~. 0/\11.Y Pit .<Yr o"um1·' h.1h1hty !or lh1• lir'I 111 l•lfl'l~·t 1nwr11on 1111lv t'l\Nn.1 1.ATrO\~ Wlw•n k1lhnl! .Ill "" h1• \llrl' 111 m,1k1· ,1 re1 nrit 101 lh<' 1\111. NU \1111-'IC jll\.('TI vou bv VOlff lid U1k1•r a~ rfi e1pl ol "our 1 .inH·ll .. 1 inn Thi\ k 111 nomlx'r mu~t Ix' pn••<·n tt'ff hv lhl' ,1rl\1°rl l'l'f 111 Ml.'>t'OI ii d1~pUll.' ' C'ANCF:l.1.A'rlON OH l: 0 lUt.t:. <.'J' I 0 N ( I ... N t:w .-. rrffE ~·o 11 ~: tll'NNINC Fv<•rv t'llnrt '' m.1dl' ,,.. kill or t'()rr1't I a no:w 11d 11\111 hll\ tiN>n nrdl'r"d bul "-l' rnnnot 1.waran lfO• ln oo "<• unlll th•· "'' l\.a' 11PPt'itrl'd tn I h<' JMllt'r Olr>H ,, IJ~~ 1\1>~ ~· ·"'' ,,,,~ '" ''"'" ru'h 1n ·'"' .inr•" '" m.111 CW' ut .u\\ ont.• nt OlH nl hM"! ,..;o phnn1· 111111-tk lleuct I •n•• :1 1> m f'l'ldt•v. cn,1.1 M1•,,1 111 h r1• & 12 noon Ill ,,11 ~M 111>1·h orr •t"' Ttlf' fl~ll V I'll.OT r~trvM 1hr r111111 10 rla!1.11lv. C'dlt rC'n,or or r l'fll\t' an\ Md\ ('r 11'14'mt'ftl .tM Iii l'llMlllll' ti' r .. h ... & rl'i:ut .. hon~ ~lhwl pnor n<>11ct' CUSSIF41D t.WUMG ADDHSS 1•0"°'1~1. (°(ht.It \f('~J ~ A Family Honw Great l0<:a11on. Easts1dc. for school.., & shopping Add a 3 Udrm + hut.Jbf room. a large pool ann alley garage cntran1•t• SB7.000 For runhcf Ill formation call HARBOR VIEW HILLS SPECTACULA K . forever .Catalina,, ocean \IC~' llugr: m.itn lenann· free lot Thi~ 3 Bdrm + f t.1 m1ly room home 1s an immaculate jcwl'I Hlghly upgraded. air cond . cvl'n ,i mini putt mg grren' For t hr 'd1sccmmg buyer ~eek mg pnvac). cli;-~ancc and 'l'n·ntlY (>I fcrcd at $275,000 ~ l t"h..HI \1 1 '1 • J .. • , • 7~1~ l CU\I ~., C1•1~1 er• lol1r NEW WATEltFHONT 673-855() 11 'I••' It •4l it f. If home wllh t.Joat ~llp.1---------­Coral cay Below mkt Bkr 556-438'> tr you're in the murkel for a bt.>tler tar. be s ure to check thl' many auto:; ad\ crl1~cd tor sale in <.:fass1rwd HEW DUPLEX 1864 Sq (t ea unit. twnhse style 3 Br. 2'" ba & dbl gar ca. Cor lot Nr Npt HU> & pork. D. 1.-evine P ac1t1t· Rl'al Es tate tH2-0'lOO 14 COflllt:NIENT St-40PP1MC ANO SEWING GIJl0£ FOR IHE I I CAI.ON THE CO 11 ' p1atl1t•I •~ well ~ d1.1m•lic lhe <<>al &ots all .1rouno tht b0dy1 Your llano) a1P het 10 hold thine~ ChOO\I' ~ml\ flannel tw~ P11n1e<1 Pauern 9287 liall S11tS I 011 1211 14"'1. 161> 181• ioi., ni,, S11r 14~ lbu~1 J7l l•~e<. 4\r, Jlls 60 1ncll S-d Sl.50 tot *" ,.en .. Md lSC loT ud1 lllltn tw linHlns •11U1I.. ~ Scftd lo MARIA" MARTlll .... _ ....... ,., .. ... • I -- -l • Ho1uuFor~ Fnday Jun19 30 1978 DAIL y PILOT D3 .. 2 1002 ·•··•··•••···•······· ····•·················· ··••••···•······•·•···· .......•.•.•.....•...••......•........•....... 1002 GNffol 1002 ~!!!.':!~.~•••••••• ~Ht For W. 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Call 546--5880 -----CfuurSail CAMIO .. GM.AMDS--OCEAH VllW SB.LElt MOVIED-AMXlous-&UIMfT Nice quiet location a way Crom traffic. noise. A great family home for c hildren. 4 Bedrms. family rm, formal dining & s mall bonus rm. Lge. encl. court.yd. 3 Pvt. beaches . $175,500 PQOPEIWES INC~Alffi Call 963-788 l i ·~~HERITAGE . • REALTORS ~ HARIOR VIEW! OCEAH VIEW! 34311 Alllibft' a......... IEAUTIFUL& SPACIOUS ~E&llROOK"! Bes t ' $129,000. Call ~~~~~~~~-546-2313 -!i'UiNtll FOR WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO •• UALTC)aS 211 I 5aR J.,.... Hilt Ro.d MEWPOtlT CEHTEfl. M.I . ~44-49 I 0 Open s..doy 12-4 On tt. blllff IR Dmta ,olftt, this new "'''°"' 4 IR & F... "" hotM Is tnlty OM of o kind. The _,..., ~ wHI anme you. The y v e n d t 2 StDr'Y. 4 bdrms. fml rm, frml din rm ~athedral ceilings m h rm & mstr bdrm. Hug loft"\oveDlooks I iv rm This lge lvly home b 1 A·I condition & iS pro fess1onally landscape w 1spnnklers & has rm for lge pool. Offered a $16,500 That's right · $16.500 is the amaiing price redoc· t.ton on this outstanding Back Bay hom e. Ob· 3 ~,,Q9~0nly 4 years o&d 1 Low down! VA&FHA Terms! Call RED CARPET 7S4· 1202 v1ous ly the selle r 1:. ---------motlvated !~ Spac 3 br 1002 ....................... BAY&IEACH MEW DUPLEXES! Two duplexes under con :.tructton-on ~ming lots in E'ai.tside Costa M~a 3 Bdrms . 2 baths 11ach unit Yo u can choose your color.. Plans in our omre. $164 ,500 F.adt -~ ~.:!00 )45·9491. fre shly painterl lv-ly home m beaut.. qwet. de· s trable neq~h llorhood. Seldom lS there a home Uus well pnced in an area or tlus quality. In· qwre today 6'16-77 11 CRAWM>RD t CUSTOM RANCH -. $139,500. I CANYON NEW LISTING! . (' ' NEW c us tom bu1 It ranch s tyle execut1 vc home! Beautiful br1c·k facade. Massive l>ton fireplace. Large family rm w /2 nd bri c k f irepla ce. Extra ~paciou s k1t c ht•n. 4 Bedrms . 3 bath s Detached bonus room EHGLISH EST ATE North Tus ttn area. beautiful country setting on 1{4 acre with view or bills. Space for RV. 3 car garage." l year old. Call 546-5880 ·~HERITAGE REALTORS $59,500 ..J. ~500 Total Down HAMDYMAM'S ::;oanng 2 sty. 4 br + DREAM pool ! A h~nd yma n 's Garage fully insulated paradise! P~int and pro-Bwll in work be nl'h. fit and you have yourself Large lot with RV ac· an estate. Excelle nt cess. Newly painted, Thhm hvmg. Call quick. panell.ng and wa11papcr. The popular PALERMO Mode l 1n H ARB O R V O::W ll O~ES . 4 Bdrms . 3 baths; 2.000 sq. fl. or llvmg space. Out or slate owner anxious! Pnce $167 ,500. BAY &BEACH REALTY 759-0811 450 Newpert Center Dr. ! Newport Beach • Mat ure frui t trees Choose your lender ~ Owner may help hnunC{' loo! Call today 752 1700 f "'t fl 111 'J • •f \ I "' 'C I • i'81fi&ll 847-6010 Four Bedroom Home 10 2 STORY ••rn .. ,., .. • •·, 11 •• 1• Mesa North. Truly a 4BR +DEM [ ~ . . ~ Great Buy. ror $76.000 +HUGE FAM ~ li~!'H'l1J ~~~3:· ' ' ' · ' ~~~~e~ss~~bl~el~~~- REAL ESTATE -[ ® •· ~ No new loan costs Best ""'• .... •GEMi!......., OCEAN VIEW . fmancinl! available. Ac ~"' ~ 1 : , Now ' Call 963 6767 OPPORTUHITY 4 PLEX '· I . • .. • '• ~·fr.~~J;~.::~~i.·: ~~~.:~~~-,~~~;: ME:t3~9r::E [ ® IHIH\ll] years or succc:.i.ful ex thruout. Lo w main · Take advantage or the . -· perience. Newpor t tenanre r edwood ex · buyer 's market. Th1i. Beach real estate ex tenor. Be tte r check homemapnmearea ha~ penence preferred A re these out! 646-77ll. 1t all. Wall to waU carpet ( t l> al opporturuty to grow & 1ng. bwll·lll> kitchen. help others Apphcat1ons ~•wmrrn•flUif communtly SWt'!"mtnl! held in stnct (.'Onf1dcn,cc pool & a pnce lhal s hard Please reply to Ad 11282 Real Estate to beat! CALL 751 3191. Daily Pilot. P .O Box . .SELECT ·l.560. Costa Mc:.a. 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'2626 . ,. .. -. ,. ---------------------- 1002 "fore.,•" •I•• wil astowtd YotL lkr. coopet"atim invited AUJnq SlS0.000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 17141 540-5570 or 496-8005 GNttat 1002 GeMnllt 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• M£WPORT CREST Condo. 2 BR. great view from front row. Owner will consider contract or sale . SlZ7.500. MEW OM MARKET ~ degree ocean view. Cameo Hig h lands. I bdrms.. patio with fire· rmg. frplc . in m s tr. bdrm. $234.500. PRICE RB>UC~ $199,506. 3 H<ims .. den ; newly decor . R-2 Lot w/slab for add-on. IACK IAY Fane 4 bdrJJl ., 2 1 2 bath family home on quiet cul d e sac. Oversized pool. playhouse. extra s torage. Reduced to $179.000. ' "4MESA VERDE Attractive 4 bdrm .. 2 ba. home in 1mmac. condition. $99.000. . IAYRlOMT Severa l fine bay front l;tomes with pier & slips BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bu ~·de Drive NB 675·6161 LAGUMAIEACH View home on ridge oyerlooking Saddleback Mt.s. & blue Pac1hc. 4 Bdrms. den. Pools1:ie lol. Owner may assist with financing. Reduced to ONLY $139.950. GeMf"OI I 002 ···~··················· .•..........•...•..•... Owners moving. ITl<l kc offer. Beautiful view. Laguna N q ::ucl North view . next to coun try greenbelt Move·•n cond ; 1 yr old. 3 BR. den. ram. rm .. bit-in shelves in ram rm. & den. Pools1zed yard $179.000 SAN CLEMENTE Townhouse. $87.850. New 3 Bdrm • pallo & frplc Owne& will lease1opt1on or rent. $450 ~r month. MAURY STAUFFER SEA LION REALTY 3601 E. Cst Hwy. CdM 673·5354 1213 N Cst Hwy. LaRuna 497.3388 3YEAROLD DUPLEX w bwlt-tns. bnr k frplr's: etc. One block lo the bt!ach for only $185.000 JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 1 ACRE TENNIS ESTATE 2 year new expansive home on qwet cul·de-sac. Prest1g1ous N. Tusl10 Lighted champ1onsh1p rourt. oversize pool & Jacuzzi & MORI::!' Spanish flair. bri ck archways. wrought iron. etc. Owner will assist in financing. Ca n't last ! Call for private !thowmg . EXCEPT10t4AL IUY!! Sellet lransfernng soon . immaculate 3 bdrm . 2 baths. huge family tdm 1ng rm. Beautifully manicured yard Pnre now $179.500 GOOD INVESTMENT! COSTA MESA 4PLEX Two 2 bdrms & two 1 bdrm apts. Clean & wt!ll kept & close lo lloag H-OSp & beach. Call now --------- for appt to see Offered at only Sl57 ,500 545 9491. SPYGLASS HILL The pcdHt f;imtly home. 6 BR. 4 ':i BA . form al d in1nK. gume room. matcb quarters. A gorAeou:. Cape Cod I ll Cd M school district S385.000 ~ 11~i..ll lU\I1' 0 , • f i \ 'I 7~1~ I Co,~I H•1 Co1on1del1t111 -*VETS* 0 DOWN·O CU>SING Homes in all areas or ORANGE COUNTY VETAGT. CGI 541-0800 Tnplex. 2 Br each. 2lll:i Pomona. CM. $125.000. Marshall RJty. 675·4600. * FALLBROOK * Lovely 3Br 2' 2 ba homl' on 1 <I acres 1-'nrd horse pasture. family rru11 . view. gd term:. Sl 10.00C Agt l 728·7103 GOOD NEWS!! Cul cornmuter travel. 3 Bdrms. 2 buth 111 St·al Beach. S&S construction tsS.900 Close lo beach 3 Bdrm I bath• in Costa Mesa 167.300 Commercial BldA 15.000 sq rt L.A area $485.000. So. Calif Realty 646-4529 546-5605 TWO DUPLEXES One oceanfront & ad101n mg one on Balboa Blvd . must be sold together Oreanfront has 2 bdrm . 2 ba. lower & 3 bdrm .. 2 ba upper; blvd duplt>x 1s 3·slorv with oc:ean & bay v1t•ws. 3 bdrms . 2 ba. ea<·h uml AU units l'Xl'Cptionally splll'IOUS with lots o f 1•xtras Pnccd al $650.000 b'7l<l663 646·l'.17Z1 E \ c~ ANOTHER DUPLEX Close to bt!arh; 2 bdrms . l baths each: lar~e yard Upper has some \lt'W. Owner aruuous' $189.500 673-3663 pll-8086 Eves associated BROKERS-REALTORS lOH W !otboo b 11-Jbb I UNITS UNITS Two 4-plexff Xlnt rental a rea:; owm•r may carry $98.500. t:all 540-9922 Cs &OSSOCI010S $54,500 NEAR OCEAN Why rent., Spectarular value! CoLv to\!Wnhome retreat' J large Bdrms! Enlertamers patio' Ten ms courts 1 FHA T<·rms' Can't I.isl at thb pnce'' llurry. l'all 645-0303 d!llnl liiiiiill MOVING ??? NL'ed hous111R info.? Ca II loll frC't.' J .S00-52.'.-8920 Ext GU74orGC40 No obllgat1on A ~c• '11'.'l' or Afhlla(ed lnd11pendent Broker-;. 1002 ................................................ -ac~.~!~P~ -------HACH RmlEA T SUPERIL Y DESIGNED. VIEWI $61,900 Steps to pounding surf & rl'}'8 t.al sand' Backyard ill bay area playground' Winding wooden walk ways to sec haded entry ! Oourrnet kitchen, step down conversation area + fireplace! Sunshine breakfast patio. Pool, jacuui, volleyball make garden living et ll's flnost. Ca II ror appl 847'°10 . . -.. ,. . -.. IUILT, DECOU nD LIDO ISLE living at its luxurious best on a double strada lot stret-t to street. Elegance with a flair in this family home Crom its dramatic entry to its French doors opening on lot s ize palio bordered by a profusion of trees. By a ppt. $495.000 4 COlDWIU IAHKa CO. 644-9060 ,,., IAN .IOAOUIN HILLS 'ID. IN HIWPORT «~ .. . . . : I macneb I Irvine realty FINER HOMES FROM $49,900 TO $975,000 PAHOUMIC SEA VIEW! View the ocean. city & beyond from this beautiful Nantucke t (28R + conv . d e n > hom e. Features' h ardwood p arque t floor entry. neutral colors. private c ul-de·sac + close to tennis & pool. $249.000 fee. Marjorie Mahon 644·6200. (G-11) PSl.FeCT HOME Nothing has been omitted ilJ' this magnificent 5BR res! Oversized hving rm w /vaultcd ceilings - gorgeous gardens -pool in u.sed - bri ck setting formal din,jng rm - intimate b rkfs t rm -gourmet kitchen family rm billiard rm -book-lined study. View of Bay & N pt. Center! $65<>,000. Barbara Aune 642-8235. CG·l2) WAU< TO THE llEACH~ From this home w /JBRs. den & Pool! Ocean & canyon view w /lots of privacy. Neat. c lean & ready for move·m. $210,000. Donna Godshall 644-6200. CG·13 > llG CA.MYOH IROADMOOR This one 1s for you! Delightful 4BR P lan 3 w /garden off every rm. The best of everything incl. pool & night lig ht view. Owner will consider all offerl>. $389.000. Lynne Valentine 64 4-6200 <G·IO SUMMER IEACH HOME Com e lo Newport Shores for this. marvelous 3BR +conv. den home w /2 l>unny brick p atios. Near comm. pool. tennis & ocean for a d d c d f u n S 1 1.9 . 5 O O. D o n a .Chichester 642 8235. <G-15> IA YRlOMT "IARGAIM" Ch a rming couple home w /dock. 3BRs +cozy den w /bar & fpl. 3·car gar. New plusn c pl. fresh!~ tiled entry . Quiet Dover Shores location. $449 .500. Appl . On l y Cath y Schweickert 642·8235. (G-16} A RARE FIND DrC:I mat1c res. in exclusive Big Ca nyon. Elegance. wa rmth & cha rm a ll describe this 3BR Deane h ome. Format din i n g rm & lux urious m aster s uite on lg. p ool ·size lot. $345.000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. <G-17 l A HOME FOR ANTIQUES. ON AMTIGUA Clll Circular driveway -high ceilings -Frenc h doors & charm ! A delightful & dis tinctive home for the discriminating buyer. 3BRs. lg. family rm. forma~ dining & living rms. $287,000 fee. Barbara Aune 642·8235. <G·l8> SEA VIEW NAMTUCKET Terrific Broadmoor s mgle·family home . 2BRs + conv. den. Prof. la nd scaped yard : g arden·like atrium; auto. garage door opener : comm. pools & tennis; gate gu a rded neighborhood. $215,000. Joyre 8dlund 642·8235. (G-19) SPLIT ·LEVEL in the Bluffs! 2BR + den townhome nestled among towenn~ pines &. surrounded by expansive greenbelt a ffording privacy. Own er will le a se opllo n s ubmit: offe r s. $192.500 Lynn<.' Val('nhnc 644·6200. <G -20l BAY VIEW IN NEWPORT F or th· bu yer who wants a beautiful front row water & light vie w ! Newly redecor ated one.level home w12BRs. 2 baths, formal. dining rm + cozy brk. fpl. Next to. wide greenbelt w /tall pine trees_ $179.500 leasehold .. Jean Dale& 642-823S. ( 0 -21 l CAMYOH CREST COMDOMIMIUM Love ly 3BR. J bath w/over 2000. sq .ft. & one of the largest> patios. Fpls. in llvin~ rm & master BR. $157,500 incl. land. Jeanne Newmar11 642·8235. <G·22> VBtY SIECIAL INDEED A dream of a h om e; a g r eat address a view of ocean & steps. from the beach 1 Best of all, a s ptendtd Te~. Jtt!tt-~modeled tG satis fy a soph1s t1 cate d taste- w/38Rs + guest quarters. $279,000: Coby Ward 642-8235. <G·23) CclM CHARMIR S 155,00C> Comfortable 3BR + den Cape €od style home located in one of the b est areas. dose to s hopping. schools & only a few short bl ks from m ain b eac h . Features wood-beamed cathedral ceilings. wood paneling in MBR suite. 2nd s tory wrap-arou nd balcony. rtoor to-ceiling used brk fpl. Paula Bailey 642·8235. <G·24) '42·12)S "44~6100 '°' Oovtr Ori,.. 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Wood/t/fas. tine RdroCMI .,j ~ F..tastio OCNlt •l.--S 1500/......._ EMERALD IAY . Spedaculw •l•w hOtM of flM qHllty o•~ &Mtald loy. Th11 l1 a perhct fomlty home fOf" thoM .detlring thlt gnat, prhote coM111•nlty. Has ~arkroom. wparate study plm 1torog.. $495,000. EMERALD IAY Spectac:ulcr . Ylew from thlt Chris Abel deslCJMCI wood/9'011 thrH bfdrooolll ... fClf!'ilY r'OOlfto or fow bedroom '"""-· Hew corpetiftg met pcliftt. You'll feet the w.....th . oad dtar"M of a .....talft ,......., IMlt .. foy the 1fqht Clltd tOllftd of .... polftlng ,ocfflc surf. WcdYced to S40o,ooo. OCEAMVIEW COLONIAL EMERALD IAY Jyd llsttd thlt wperb three be*OCMIA. iClftlrily T'OOlft. dWINJ f"OCMft holM with opett IMfHll c:eilWJI .ct Catalino IUftMtl.. Th11 l1 tit• pwfKt fcirNly hcMM. f'rked to NI today at SJSS,000. CORONA OEL MAR HARBOR VIEW-'CARMB. fhrH becfrOoM. fCllftily r'OOfft, diNncJ f'OOfft, Cor111•I with uper vp9radn. Shows delHJMYy. Mirrored wcw•oe..a., W.._.. boolccotft. Mc:tric garage, fl"°'"tiOIMlly landsc dped and dec orated. 0Mtdoor llghtin9 ond cofftmunlty pool/parks. $ 165,000. • OCEAN VIEW A top adcht1 atop 5py9ou H11. nls briefly occ1111l1d fOlr bedrOOM M-. is for flt. dllCrilllhMltlftg fcmlly tW 4111P"Clahs .... bHt. $439,000. COSTA MESA TAkE YOUR CHOICE flVE BEDROOM OR OUP.lEX? La~ eontW lot, 'IOMd R-2. Con•cetftwt to downtown Costa Mesa aftd beaches. Pomptt" your kids hen. SI 09,000. SOUTH LAGUNA SPECTACULAR WHITEWATER VIEW from this spaciout tow t1tolnteftance ,_ttf.~n4 redwood h<MM. 11rff bedrOCMn1, 21/• boHta. cotnpletely upgroded. Clltd In immoculot• coftdltion. Many •dru, includincj a lcrcje whte cellcr. w-.. flNah study aitd _.... moaoic hlb. Must lff at $295,000. 644-7020 2123 SAM JOA9UIM HILLS ROAD NEWPORT BEACH t002~ 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LUSE OROPTIOM Enfoy lnothiltql SHIAJ( A itUK AT A '8Hl:HURST A sneak peek at a Pinehurst may put you in a pretty nice predicament! This Pinehurst is a 2 bedroom. with den. golfer's townhome wath ,golf course views, parquet flooring, quiet corne r location and all the "trappings" of Big Canyon : pool. tennis. entry gate and jacuzzi. Th.is -t:fnique Pinehtff'st has just.a "peep" cl a price: $164,500. U~IUUI: ti()Mf:S REALTORS·. 675·6000 2443 East Coast H1qhway. Corona cfel Mar JISO 1n M<'Sd Vr rdt'. ,11 !.>4fi !.>990 G1Mral. I 001IG.Mra1 I 002 • •••••••••••••••••••• ::a ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ~COATS & WALLACE CCJJ1 REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCALlY OWNED COMPANY SERVING THl SOUTH COASI AREA SINCE 1963 ADULT SECTION -This 4 Bdrm N. Costa Mesa home has a mstr bdrm suite with parlor. Seven varieties of producing fruit trees set in a Japanese 'Garden with Koi pond and waterfall. $86.900. CGll 546Atl41 IOA. T SUP -Plus beautiful 3 Bdrm. 3 bath condo in Newport for only $795 per mo. Cal 6'0-6161 Serving Cosla M esa-Irvine Hunltnglon Beach·Ne wpo rl B each G.....-af' I 002 liland I 006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IALIOA. ISi.A.MD WATERFRONT 3 bd. 2 ba. dining rm,+ 1 b Immaculate. profess. de 1 ba, apt. over double at· corated home; 2 bdrm!> tacht.-d garage 1 block & den + d1n1ng rm .. from South Bay. $258,000. large q1A11rry tile in h:ill & 21.3-aJS.7738 den. huge palto & deck --------- ~·~p·lnduding I.ind & ~ Ptftinsulo I 007 OCEANFltOMT Duplex. 3 & 1-bdrm un ii.a, each with frplc. Dbl. garage, corner lot s:M0,000 Including land! OCIAHROMT Choice oceanfront duplex, on the sand! Huge upstairs bdrm . lge. kitcbeo. Oo large R 2 lot. $375,000! FOUIPUX Huntington Beach .3-Z.2·1, lovely res1denlJal area. Property ID tip-lop shape: 3 bdrm .. 3 .bath owner's urut. Pnced to sell at $210,000! lolaoo lay Prop. Realtors • 675-7060. ~OODIRID<iE <:ROSSJH<i NEW LISTING-ready to move in! Many ur· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR. 2 ba .. 12 blk. lo bay NowSJOO.~! Marshall Rlly 675·4600 t>EHl~SULA PT. 4 Bdrm. 2 bath, den . Owner $189,500, 675-5660 Cciplstrano hoch I 0 18 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WHITE WA. TEA VIEW & A.CREA.GE TOO! Exqwi;1te custom home above ocean with adJa· 1 ent spac1oui. lot for ~cd rl1llollb or a i.econd home. /\ ~a re find ' t'or a µ:rsonal :.howmg _pleai.e call grades: Mirrored wet --- har. central air cond . OUPLEX mirrored wardrobes OCEAN & MARINA Lovely wall covenngs 1n VI B WS Fro m thei.e earthtoncs. enhance th•~ spar1ous new 2 BR units. 2 Bdrm & den. or 3 Bdrm. $179.500 2 1'2 bath h o m e MARQUAllDREALTY Professional land~cap 498-0660 1ng and s pnnkkrtd OPEN l 5S/\T!SUN Wood d eck w 1t h 2632:2VlaQllifom1a pri\lacy-v1ew or ~reen bell. pool & jacuu1 All on qulel cul de sar ' 1022 ...............•••••.•. • 11 cOllTU t11cu cc ..... ~·••• Authentic cowttry style 3 m .• 2 baths, bdwd. floors. used brick frplc., beamed ceilings, large rooms. great ocean view. Fee land. Xlnt financing avail. $229,500 2003 VISTA' CAUDAL tr1lt ..... , This 2 bdrm .• 2 bath, formal dining, early Bluffs home, has one Qf the best Back Bay water views in the area! It also has a private. enclosed patio & a so ft. viewing deck. Open Sun. & Mon. l s. $168.500 CHOICt SB.ECTIOM OF FIME DUPLEXES wenor! Space ror boat Pool .._. It .._.. Agent673-S354 Grab your b1kinl & checkbook. Super Okf Corona Chann 3Bt. 2:Ba + guelit hse on over :.iied lot. step. Crom be&ch. The ce1Llngs arc high, the frpl large, the wurmt.b of wood & brick abound. $!34.000. App·t. ~-4762. 675-8347. SHORJCUFF BY OWNER 4Br, pool & Jacuzzi home former Green Valley Model. pvt secluded enclosed patio w/jacuzzi off master bdrm. cathedral ceiling in liv rm & lg fam rm. low maintenance yd, in prestige community. Bargain priced at $97,500. Open house daily 12·5 '10658 El Soneto F. V. (l blk so. Slater, 1 blk E. Ward. W. of Euclid> Call Marian Lombard Century 21-Walk in 848..so80 or 848-0111 CoJtaMHO aMno 1024 Home on canyon with ocean view Spac1oui. 2 bdrm ~ den. 2 ba liome 1n quiet pres-t1gt0uh neighborhood, sur- rounded by lovely large coral trees Access lo pnvate beaches. So. or .Sls.5l5YJ-MAIC1SSU5-0f'IH S41'. l·.5 highway. $350,000. Price WAKE UDt A PRIVATE .uicluda-land-Call 1 -L• 2 1ldrms:4n~~ll~lt-unit; channtnr. • aP!K ~-,---~-see tins Pa1rvt ·.x&MG!!OM~-:-.~ re modeled h ome + spacious 1-'arms hm o r you r Royal living room. Warmington built apt. over a 4 car c.t.Mese 1024 dreams Pnced In the queen's kitchen, ID• garage. $179,500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 70's Huge yrd w 1rrwt rorma1 dining area. ~ You GET trees. added fam rm, JOY the brick fireplat'il 429-42''/J GOLDIHROO OP84 Sat/S-. prof burglar alarm. 3Br. Live bke royalty In this 4 1-5 Beautifw near new 3 bdrm .. 2112 STARTED HOME t"'48a. Ph Larry, bkr bc."Clroom kingdom. Call bath home with lots of wood & glass. Ideal, tow cost. Costa 84~~or968-6167 now and save!! Frplc. in mstr. bdrm. Light & airy 2 Mesa three bedroom RB>UCBJ C...twy 21 Surf bdrm. apt. with lge. sundeck. South of l:ft~~enN~~~Ya r:1r;e°'t:::! +Br. 2 ba. forl'TUll d1ning. ___ ,_79_._t_o_s_o_. __ hwy., near foot bridge. $254,900 1 it· d d d bnck frplc. corner lot. 2 ODER 715·7151/J MARCISSUS CALL TO SH tnf:°;&.~.a e!~e~ a:ct car gar. 900 Dogwood M tf Beautifully decorated new unit + rast on this one. Call _P_hon_e_1_s1_.0_77_4_e_vc_•i._. __ 1 DOLLHOUSE completely remodeled front home ; 7~·1920. •••POOL••• Clean as car> be' Large e ach unit has 3 bdrms., 2 baths. J '-'U ._IL •4 BR.~•2 BA• hv1ng room. breakfast frplcs. -all these goodies on a 40 ft. T A Colt Pk 751·3910 Rich :sgt t~ R ~a~dhe~~~h::;; s ~ Jot. Good .rental returns. $211,SOO PLACE. HUGE renced play area! OPEil Reduced to sell. .. ~-.~ 3?Y:,~:Etf E:?· •• ;:::::!Er t.:i:~.;~;~:~-... IRl~.~~~rf Close to library. church. sulated. t:a~1S1d e 0-P .. 1022 1,.._..a-iM-1022 schools. s tores. park $84.900. C--del Mar -....... -Lots r ed b k Roy Mc Cardle • ••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• & 0 lrr· us l n c . Ocean vu condo $115 000 IOZt OPEN HOUSE CORONA DEL MAI ~ SAT/SUM/MOM/TUES 1-SPM le•tlM 5 br, 4 ba, hw, °" lcrge trH sltodecl lot. COll!pl1t1fy fftteed.wtltd. Lovely 2 story Lusk built home. Huge family room, secluded den, formal dining area~ 2 fireplaces, 3 car gar age. Patio/ yard recreation oriented. More than 25 mature trees. Highly upgraded throughout. 4 ...... ,to H..,ort Ccuatw .. FcnhiOR Isl.ct 1500 Keel Drive·Harbor View Hills South. From San Joaquin Hills Rd, south on Marguerite 100 yds, left on inlet to Keel. 644·5725 Pre-listincl $260,000 IY o~ COURTESY to llOKllS. I 022 CoroM ._ Mer 1022 o•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• EUROPEAN JASMJME CREEK 1tructw. Pian 3. many upgrades Old CdM 31.ii bdrm. 2'ri Beaut. cond. By owner. ba. 2 frplc's. I bread Pnced reduced. lmm~. oven. ocean & canyon occupancy 644-6449 view . 40x230 ft lot. _ __.;._~----- woo Pane 1 n g 1810 Mewport ll•d. Nr harbor. 3er 2~ba: ~15~t09:i120 ColtaMeH548-7729 t~e/opt . Om n i Rily ""'ti"'""' • • . 1~~~~~~~-1831·7li00 OeJwte condo. 2Br. 21,;aa. BY o~ER --------dbl gar. Open Sat/&in '""" 10% Down. no quallfymg I s 229 W. Wilson. itl2 4 Br+bC'aut1ful pool or $750/per month lea~ tA0 0096. Mesa dcl Mar area. Will opt.Jon. Unusual custom Village Creek Twnhme 3 bdrm, 2 ba. wlk to So Cst Plaza $82,000. 536·8205 sell tontrall of ialc cedar & glass,· ocean $97.500 s~o"n iby"Wppt view, 3 bdrm. 2 ba. only. <.:all 642·81S25-pnn bJUs1de home. Move II\· only immed. $148.500. OH Su t /Sun t ·S 25236 E.ASTSIDE DUPLEX Manz an It a . Sus an Large yard & alley ac· Wrighl Agt. 788·1222. ccss. attractive owner'& _o_a..:.y_s._48_1_·7990 __ E_ves_. __ Wllt. 297.~ 4 B l l I HAL PIHCHIM-r • c e n r a • r • RL'ALTORS spnaklers, lrg cov paOo. " new ext paint. 33ml 81~ 675-4392 Sor 661-33.51. · SUPER DUPLEX Brand spanking new: 3 BR. 21~ baths, lge. dining area. Crpk , built-ins. dbl. garage. enclosed patio + 2 bdrm • 2 bath apl. with the same goodies 1n c lud1ng another dbl. garage & ---------,. _______ _ ,patio Bonus Eastside GREENBROOK comer lot. $186,500 UMIVEttSITY BY OWMER RE.ALTY 4 Bdrm. 2 bath. Ex· 673-6510 tremelypopularCamelot Model. nus lovely home MESA VERDE is located in an excellent FIXER ne1ghbortiood on a cul de Huge 2000 sq.ft. family sac. Wltlun easy waJJung home.Needssomeftxm·. d1.,t:ince of S. Coast Take advantage now Plaza Shopping Many before stller starts to r e· ou~tJndmg features tn ~ecorate. 646-7171 ctudt- ..,. ,, • '. I I ·.I •• ' CUST0:\1 OR1\Pl-:..~ TOP LOCA. TIOH on lull. 3Br & den. 2'h ba Townhse. All amemtlei., cul-de·sac s t. $85, 750. ll:llO ocEiH VU CONDO Best D.P locauon. Beaut lux 3 Bt+den condo with 2~ baths, wetbar. lrplc. pool. jac. sauna. hobby - rm. $86,900. 1'404 K.R rrop.rffes. hie. 17141493-9381 [~ I UPGRAUl-.l>C"i\ftPETS ~ IWldJff ~A;Gs'"i·l~~~~'j'NB:;E~ ~~!!~~~~.!~!~ ~.000 ~~mer t3Agt HOME & IMCOME for sale by owner U"OV" Near So. Coast Plaza ---------• A rare and surpns1ng 3B 2Ba $82 500 Nice2 bt:.R-2 lot.. close to spacious 3 Bdrm+ de n r. eai1540.180$. ' . shopping & beaches . two story home. M11ss1ve 1--------- WALLPAPER 4'x8' SKYLIGHT OlITDOORGA.5 BBQ AUTO CAR. DR.OPNR SPRlN KRS f' RON · T /RF.AH 979·1U2J HUGE FAMILY ROOM 3 Br. 2 Ba, all new paint & carpels, a r eal ne1ghborhood, bicycle to ocean. Calltosee . $12S,OOO. 640-6084 uaed bnck fireplace and BY OWNER many other amenities. 4 br 2 ba + encl patio Some ~ean view from UHOISTRUCTB> VIEW 4621 SURREY DR. OPEN SUM 1-5 Gracious living in 3 bdrm .• family rm . 3 bath home: manicured, lush grounds; complete pnvacy: private beach. $1.99.~ 'n 7 I I I Pnn only pl<'a!>e $109.900 Master swL<! and adJotn Open House 694 V1ctona Ing deck PLUS a roomy _s_t_~_._~_7_59_·_9_11_8 __ Very clean 2 i.tory. 4 never vacant rental. /\II SNATCHTHISHOME ~ Bdrm. 2 bath. on qwct s treet neur So Coast on an overs1ted lot. Just a 245 E. Wilson Street 1 l short jog to the bl.'ach Jus t reduced lo $77,000 P aza S94.500. >Y owner szm.ooo nus J bedroom. double _7_51_0_22_1_o_r_s5_9_·7440 Call fOf' DETAILS garage. Eai.tside home is Newport 1 lgti., beaut. J br 644-72 1 I a bargain & now vacant! 2 ba. new knc·hl·n. up /Jn NIGEL 01\ILEY & l\<;SUlll\HS COROMA DEL MAR Century 21 Doyle Co graded By O" lll'r Realtors. 548·1168. $125.000 s.i8·4930 ---------3Br. 2Ba. lrg cov patio. MESA VStDE vacant Mesa0et Mar Bargain pnced at onl} SS7 IW70 lflllfl11i~-962·44n m -3 JIR +POOL + llACH $65,500 Pnmc Hunungt.oo Beach lncauoo near schools. parkl>. shopping cenwrs & golf course. Sl550 total mv~tmenl to qualtfymJ? buyers. Owner will help finance. Take advan· tage Call 963~67 ,_," ,,, 9., \ft ,,,, bf,.,,, $136.000. 642-5200 ~ PETE J BARRETT ... REALTY ~~~·ra::~~~E~~: nlox Ji::;tjl,IX decorated thru-Oul. Ten· 840•7000 nis court:., pool & Jac ~~~~~~~~~ A~k1ng $245,000 by •..:.-------- VIEW HOME /\ beauurul view or the ocean, boats and the evening lights Three large bedrooms, extra large living room w1lh fireplace overlooking two pallos with foun· ta..ms Only $303.000. Call $79.900. 3 large bdrms. 2 -5-u---.R .,, ... ST SIDE baths. b1Ji! family rm .... 11>A [91111 Xlnl location. walk to Lovely 3 Br. l ba. ram rm park. :.chool:. & :.ho~. w cozy (rplc & wctbar Hurry. just listed ' Call All neat as a pin. Low 54(}-1151 pncc includes pvt tn·law 3 bdr 1~ ba fireplace quartcr'>.,w l p\1 entrance. sep laundry ma s upe; I luge tot w , R v :.tur j~c. clean. S7J 900. 847 .3s84 owner. 644·6867 Walk lo beach. 3 Bdrms .. SPYGLASS HILL + studio; 2 patios. giant trees lu sh----·----~ • ~· HERITAGE •• ,. REALTORS SEVERAL SELECT .Exet'ul1vc homes and townhouses Some Vil· cant. rent dunng ei.crow Short term -long term. Phone· for mmpll•te 111rc> Waterfront acre estate. !luge trees. Clas s ic French Normandy. Dou· ble dock -& lakeside patio. Massive L.R. & VA 0 DOWN game rm. Art studio. 6 New carpets·· & paint brs. 7 baths, maid's qtrs. make this 3 bedrm horn<' All amenities. Over 8000 sparkle. Huge back y:ird ~q ft. F\imlshcd. North too! Just li st ed . <.:1111 Beautiful 3 BR. 2 BA Owner will sell on con· Portsmouth on pool sized tract. Low lnt~t. l<k•I c·orner Int. With 20'"k forlnvestmenl $213.500 to preview this custom ---------bwlt tiome. Call 752-1920. 4 br 2 ba. R·2. 4·plex possibility $130,000. 645.3500 landscaping & murh much more. Just listed at $79,500. ll Won't Lasl. Cal How 559·4556 The WartMrton Co. POOL HOME 2Br. J Ba. corner lot home. cpts. custom drp5. brand new gas range & sclf·cleaning oven. new dishwasher. RV access or use as a 10xl2 garden area. ~as heated pool with all oeeded clearun~ tool:.. blfl large patio areu with bltn BBQ. ran tastic for retired couple or alarter home. S72,900 968-8561 aft 5PM · d~ RED CARPET ... 645-3474 ~hon! pnvatc arl'a. Lake 646-7171 _________ , 111337 7~. 494-46.S.l • . ' t~rao:ehhc~~d . S·~~~oeor /, .~ .... "iiilltl ADULTCOHDO $56,900 Hewporl HelCJhh R2 ' . ' 5 Bdrm. Can be convert· ed to duplex . ONLY laeioalM.d 1006 $105.000 Southlanders ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6:n 2133 RUSTIC "MOOR HOME"· CAPE COD dowri. owner will rnrry Agent 673·53)4 bahince at 91ill% $268,500. ---------PLACE J 9UAIL OWHEll saLIHG rROPHTIES"' 3 bdr 2 ba house, 4 blks to __ i_o,...~_T_ll_l_:l_o_P_.M_._, _ C<11l 640·5112 •1 f T/\VI ()~l t ~·. '" '~ • Big Corona beach , -$155.000. Well main· "I 00/o DOWN Oki" tained home. comes with ru "' "f)ll'. '11 VI I ( H"' II' Owner will help hnaoct: plans & approvals for im· charming 2 BR home on med. addition of 2 bdr 2 R2 lot w/room to add ba apt in rear. Ideal for 2nd urul Priced to sell at builder or investor. Call Sl:tl.500 Agt. 640-5112. 644-7864 for informauon & viewmg appl. 100/o DO\tfN LUSK HARIORVIEW Pnvale comer lot pro· vldes a s tately setlmg for ttus 3 BR family home Newly decorated 1n earthtones. Prestigious ----MESAVERDE Sharp 3 trg hdrm. 2 ba . ram rm. upgradNI. beaut bnckwork. $87,950 OH Sat/Sun 12·4 3233 Oregon By owner 557-5591 Relax! Easy Life.. ~ TOP LOC Mt'">a <lei Mar 2 !fly, 4br. Jb1.1. dm1nii . t'nCI p .111 0 tlt>ll . nr ~this pJ1k Sll UIOO Owrlt'r 7S I 03113 MesoVerde'a hsthy Mow Oftiy S 122,500 By Owner &>autr1ul f'X· ct·uttvt:' family homt• W/pOOI & JUCULZI 4 br 2 ba. tam din rm. & frplc Yourclllldren will have a safl' . .;hon walk tu clt:m l l/J%..ASSUME 31:\r, 28a. den. d llC. twnhome. will to bch. ownr 644-1094 -,. f''or the· rl111rnm1nating t·oupll.' La t~l.' mastl'r bUltt'. formal dining + gur'>t bedrm. Gourmet k1tcht'n extra large ltv r~ e1l.tl9i.cd ~t10 ~"Ch.ded & qwet J>oor& n-cr<'allon hall Ca II for details 963 7881 -lHHlUffS flOMTlOW IAYVtlW!! Qia!!nt 3 Bdrm . 2 bath. 2 story nomePI.US"ffl'it--""' urut. Ideal location ~, block from So uth bayfront & 3 blocks from downtown shopping -DOING . BUSINESS . ,. UNDER A neighborhood. $197,500. SellwilhEA.SE' -/qt.6'7S=41'1r - It's a BREEZE In tJus EZ care condo' 3 bedroom~. t!;1tin~ urea. fireplace. and etu .. h ca~lb Pn,,.at<> polio sn. m 1rK"R' c n 11 54(}-1720 school & park. A quahty 1---------horrwymrmU"rts~ ~~~~w.~1o11Me~SIU.41D~ ~~~------­SJI ~n I S or by <1ppt 9171 Veronica. H.B <So. 2845 Corvo Pl 546·9179 of Yorktown. Jo.:. of t ••• J [~lfi!lfl MBtB>ITH <iA.ROEH lfuge S BR near beach. Professionally decorst t:d, landscaped Prirl'lt <or rast sale. Sl26,SOO. <.:al I 962· 7788 .CIY REALTORS P'R.IME LOCATION MESA Vf:ROE CllARMt:R Large 3 Bd r m . hu rnrm11l dlnln~ room, (an\lly room + enrl<>M'd p1t10 16x28 Pool L»IM 1n c~cd Qwcl cxel'\IUvc neighborhood ()ptn House Sun 1 5 Aat ~ 141'4, ~ tSS4 Mak~ your s hopp1n1 ruler by mlnl the Dally Pl.lot <:Juslfi~ AIU. . .. . .. . ' . l IR, 21/l IA THS "E:LEGA.MT" JW1t complet~I Truly without equal: ever· ythmit you s<'c. touc b or walk on ls brand new. /\ totally coordinated re- design & decoration ef. fort. So very. very haautUul. you surely must see this spec· tacular home. Definitely fQI' the quallly minded & Sl:!!:cialive buyer. • with orido Ulru 1!1.1•.lil\1;•, ,\_ l 1 I . ·~~I'.:~ L" l '' Hin i •,·11 l '•'>f,{ 1.'\n11111 . [ .1•.lhl"fl 1>1'1! !lid• I ust moved Into lown' Then itrl acquainted "llh 1he Ctau1f1cd Aas 'lbey·re lhe oiuoCJI way to rlnd JWll lh items Bod lff'Vi~you~~~ Must see to rully ap preciale the C:e pe Cod charm. Asking $279,000 Call 17 I 4t838·675S 1714'673-7185 BEST RUY 1-:vER ! On Balboa Island. owner wlll fmance the purcha11t' of these 2 unila on 11 full slie lot. A1Jkln1 on ly Sl.54.500. Make ofter! Aaent87~00 3 BEACH UNJTS 2 Altr. ahope & airy 2 RR apt. with tee sundeck Here'• a chance to live In one unit & oi>erott' your business rrom tho other Or colll'<'1 rtnt.s rrom all 3 Prcil<'nt N!nla are SU,O, S12S. $400 A.aklng only $210,000 Owner will finance. lh:1tlonom1cs. ~6700 . . ' . " ... • : .. FICTITIOUS NAME? If VOii ,,,,,. j11ll llleel your new "clltto11• 811•lneH Nem• and 11111• ~ Y91 •"""'1tt.0 II IO• putl41catlon. l>l•H• don·t 10111•1 11191 lllt t1mll11to11 It 30 d•Y• rrom Clll• 01 llttnt, Tiie DAll.Y Pit.Of wttl p11btt111 your 11e1e~n1 101 S)t,fO . 0111 e11cu1a11on lnCiludH tti. en1111 01•nt• t:oh t 1rea enCI "991 notloH 1ppH1 In ell eelltlone. Ill orCIH 10 tubmlt VOUI •l•t•m•nt 101 p11bttc1t1on ••nel •P1Jro,r1a1e con and 1 CllHll lo fHr OAILY PILOT, P 0 9o1 IMO, Cotti.._,., Cii t212t. We'H do Ille reet. '0# l11tou11•11oft ·~"' ,. .. 1 1civ.rtlelf'll ""'" .. " '42-4:121 h1 :IJ2 • SELL 1dlt lltl"I with a Dally Pilot CIUllned Ad M25e78 Classified Ada642·5678 Want Ad Help' 842~8 ~.!!~ ... !~.~~ ~.~~ ... !~.~~ TARBELL CE 110111 BLlllS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE CANYON CIQT TOWNHOUSE Elegant 3 Bedrm. Condo Protected By Security Gale. Tastefully Decorat~d WI Electric Kitchen. Separate Dining Room. Sunken Living Room W/Wet Bar. Fee Land. PooJ & ~acui1l . $159.900 • 111 DOY.. DlJYt 631-1800 .. # 1 In Coffforma" MESA VERDE Larae family home with added family room: Call REOCA.RPET7M·l202 BY OWNER M~a Del Mar $83,950. • bc1. ram nn S4e 3797 --- llST IUY ! MESA Vl':ROE 3 Br, 2 ha by ownc>r rn.ccd r"' dijecd to $80.000 Opt-n houae S.t1Sun l~ ~ 1856 Coc'fC». Ph~9Mtl • • # • • • • • • -• • -• . . . ,.. . . . .. -- Maanolta> 3 bedroom I '• ba newly decorated EASTSIDE horn•·· 2 ml to beach. Spac1ou:. 3 Bdrm with SIU ,950 By ()wnl't oversu:cd r..m1ly room. <213lfl9_2_-4.S56 ____ _ qualHy hu1lt with 'hukc Whert• else can you nnd 11 rouf. rpk. and built.ins lovely 3 br 2 ba home lc~i; N n w " n ,. n n t s c e lhan l mi to beach (or a nyt.J m1• Owna will $80,000T /\gt. 968·~~. n 1rry 11nun<'1ng Cull 0pn HseSat/Son 1·5 S40 115\ . ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS * DUPLIX * Groal Rhrter IO Vl'<tt menl. bread & bultl.'r 41 BR units ~1pcr lont1on 1110.000 1ukt:'I It ' Call 640 5112 u f 1'1\1n. on LI,~''""'. 'II no 11111 Ill I I II I lj .......... P' ,. I DUAMHOME Doubl• door entry to SPt<'IOUll living room Cnndltllght formal din· inJ[. llandy aournh·t kitchen. Warm family room with crackling hrkk flrc~lace Kinpi1c master swtl' plus 3 more "°'1>lt itbh· bedrooms • • • ()ut."t.andln• value . C.11 now •• C4•t• r 2 I Surf 979-1050 Clualf\ed Ads (' -' ·' ,. I f' • • f .. F11day~une 30 19TS DAILY PILOT O:; ~! -~~ -~~-....... j~!! -~~ -~~-....... ~!~ .~O:. .s~ ........ ~!~! -~~ .~ ........ ~!! !.O:. .~~ ........ Ila 4 /• les._ I 040 tu11i190. kK-la I 040 lrw._ •••••••••!~.~~ Im.... ... I 044 a..,...•leoc•••••h•••••'••0•41•• ~!:.~.~•••••••• ~~!!!!.~~•~••••••• ~!!!!.~~~~ ....... 1~.~!::!.~~~~•••••••• ....................... •....•................. ......... . ......••.•..••.•..........••. J IA·VACAM'TI WOODBRIDGE ~VanDyke ...-i-IHclt I 041 L..J-a •«• I 041 i..,..o Hilt I 050 L..,_. Hilk I Ost. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HUMTIMGT~ ICH 3 U. o.ly U6,t00 Btke to heh Perr starter/invest home 11 yrs new. gd <'Ond RPIOw mkt for quack sale IAllUMG IROOIC AT FltOMT DOOR 1500 s f Twnh:,c. New llSl 3 yr old. 3Br. 2-sty. $79.900. £arthtones. cust kltCh. rrpk. BDQ on patio. gar opnr. Fine toe IEACH FOUl-PllX with SPENDAILE Sacrifice. 7 yrs new. blks to oc. 2 Br. t-a, patio. encl gar. New paint. cpts . $15,080 yrly inc. Only $185.000 TROY RE~LTY -Call 848-9090 Stl.SOO Eu·c:llt'nt Un1\ l'r"I> l'clfk lcx·••tion 3 &•drtll l.lt'.tuty oo rnuJor l(rl'l.'11 bt.>lt locullon lfo~l· hrntl( ro1Jm t'orinat dmini: rm Black l!IJti.• ntri um Superb. i.1 n.:l1• ~lury holl)t' Stel>f\·lo pool and tennis' lmmed1ult' cw rupancy! Owner ha:. purchased·hurry. call to day' Only $93.500 7!.2 1700 ..ri:Uiifil ~~~~~~~~~~i ~CMt Beach I 040 .......... ltac.h I 040 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR SALE BY OW ER THE GAME ROOM . yoo·ve always wantro' Just meant for family fun ! Come see this 215S ~fb.3-i>drm .. ~ ba ToWnfioMe.-TOc-ate<f ·on qwet cul·de·sac .!>tr~t ~PEN Wl'll lucalt'tl on cul de ~al· with d1:cv lot Thi:. ml.l<'h d1:Mr~I .'.l lk•droom homt' 1~ pncro lo -,dl rust, Call tor ll"it or f1.•ature:. r!j WOODIRIOGE REALTY 551-3000 COLLEGE PARK BEST VALUE A Golumbttt-m~ ealuringz651Jsq n with central air Asking only SlZl.000 for lh1:. bt!auly SELLER llJ G llLY MCfrlVATEO House Featured 1n tlOM t: Maga2111e. Over ~2 acrl.' of gardens Jnll fru11 groves ~urround rc modeled art1sl'i. homr $325.000 (34) Aalan H•· ,, t .r.111· 1111 l)(/l)(,1,·u11t•,rr '-;f11·1•/ 4q4 q473 .,4~ ()Jib HURRAH f'OH HOLLYWOOD'~ 2 acre:.. prime for develop menl on Mulholland & Cahuenga. $1.5 mil. 1 R R E S J S T J B L Jo: BRAND NEW Custom craned 3 Bdrm home With 2 c.·omplete master suites. Fully Cinashed mcludin~ landscaping for the most demanding tastes. Separate formal dining and separate family room . Great view. Call for details CATALINA & WHITEWATER This view is yours from the tilmily room and master s uite of this 4 Bdrm home i.n Porta Fina. New bathrooms. new kilchcn. new carpets a nd new free form radial stairway are just a few of the many lux~ry items. Price reduced to $255.000. Open house each day. Call for directions. . -M :_ A -Y 0 -C --K- CORPORA1'10N 380 GLENNEYRE LAGl)NA BEACH (714)494·2148 LARGE POOL HOM£ Lowc~t priced. large tr1 ievel ram1ly horrw w/pool tn the valley. 4 Bdrm~. formal ~1n1ng room. large fcsm1ly room w/co1.y raised hearth. used brick fircpla('t' Spacious and private. profe ~s 1onu1Jy l<i.nd s caped yard w I (!listening pool Fantastic buy at $112.500. 25 u' MawlOC!t Cd! VisJo.., 130-1000. LGIJYMINICJWI IOS~larJ-aNHJ-f 1052 ....................... ··············.········· o .. tst~ hihi• z .,..OOlll Ir ... - M'ew ~ fClllli y ..--e-.. L...,... NHJ-1 Parks. !>Chools, beaches nearbr. 1764 square feel of luxury at Niguel Woods 11 ~ yl•ars new. 4 bedroom. 21,2 ba\,hs. master suite with sitting room & marble fireplace. Premium lot with 1acuzz1. Lots of extras. $151.500. No n.•a ltors please ... •-Hollywood l'on'tract beckons. Expand this operation and reap fullest benefits from this top location beauty salon. Owner must sell Price reduced to ~o.ooo. &....,... ltodt · I 041 L..C11Jmta IHch I 048 Special features inc Jude : Enclosed garden atrium. co7.y breakfast nook. built m oven wtth·macrowave m bright .con venienl kitchen, woodburning fireplace. spacious master bedroom with gardcnN1ew bath . 961°1146 l •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HuntincJton •ach I 040 lrYiM I 044 -.523 CAMPOS~·IR\llME ........................ ....................... ---------RANCHRULTY 551·2000 .TIIB PRJCE IS RIGHT! ~tree Condo Inflation Aghht' 1 BH + 1ort, l ennrs. pool. E11JOY the Sll'aks. you'll twl'; frnanring. $57 ,740 Ile Jblt' to afford whill· Cpl allowance of S760. 1f living in lh1:. lovl'ly J youdon'l hkered cpt"g. !.idrm. 11 ~ bath conllu PLAZA MEwt-ORT homl' Tip toe thru t hl• plU!.h carpel on your way REALTY 975..0616 to the pJlto, pool Jnd - pla}ground This ~parkl ElEGAMT ing OuH·h clean hum1· TRI LEVEL .1walt~ your rn!>JM..•<·tron TRAILER SPACE Comt:sl'C for yourself Ol't-;1' HOUSE SflT II I SUNDAY 15 ~il2 f>Ntswood SPACE IHTHERANCH Monterey Model. Do L09l"a leach I 048 y~ lhrng with the un· •••••••••• •• ••• •• •• • •• • finished upstairs I ap: NEW llOMES 10 Laguna prox.1400$Q. fLI, corne r Beach. Josepll Heuo, lot. p1ce y.ard with Bro.ker/Bwlder Call m ature trees. Asking 49HllllS SJ20.000. but owne r 1:> --------- mollvated red hill~· .. 552-7500 No. not le'aving for Hollywood but own er has been transferred Unusual 3 bedroom. 2 bath. Enjoy the summer ill Laguna. $138,500. 4 bdrm beauty offers gracious farmly style hv· 1ng lluj!e ram rm \I. {1replal'e adJacenl to lovl'l} \'O\{"rcd patio plus --------- room for boat on lratlcr ROOMMATES Two large master suites. t'ach wrth a full bath. w.ilk rn closet & sundE:ck are yours in lhti> fabulous new 3 Bdrm Englis h Tudor rl's1denre The rrnfts rnansh1p 1s hke u Strad1v:mus v1ohn And the dl'cor 1~ 1mpcccabll' C.:all for ao appo1.ntmenl HOW SWEET IT IS. En· JOY the good ltfe and move up to quality Designed for pnvacy to appreciate the views of the Pacific as well as the bnght tights. 3 bedroom 3 bath unrque home Fabulous for entertalh ment and famrly enJOY menl. loo $215.000 ~ Resale Spec1al1s ts 3.•I or 5 bdrm models av;11I, i.ome w /pooli. !Jtili-4602 f>enm.ngton Properties AFfORDAILE POOL HOME l 'n1y homl.' w /3 lari.:c hdrrns. family room. dm 111,.i arl'J M<isi.1vl' i,tont• ltn•l>lal'e rn lrvrni.: room Totallv l'D<'lo~1·d l:iri:t· J)\l p,11111 w wal1·rfall \II of lh1 ~ for 11111) ~.250 .J<JG TO Bt-:ACll '>uPt!r buy h1i.:hly up l!r.1rh'<I. 3 bdr Jul>l burn \Our loothbnt<.h & mo\ l' rn Opt•n Sunday 12 noon tit wld 5151 Sparrow. 1-:d1ni:t'r' Ho Isa C..:hrt"J i\J.:I !'\cw carpt'l lhruoul Pnce rt.'duced SJ0-1.950 759 1501 TURTLEROCI< HIGHLANDS S Bdrm model for sale by owner. Estunated com plet1on Oct 1. Choice of colors & inter decor NEW 4 br, 3 ba 2 story, 34 _559-_5_1_5_1 _____ _ Oakdale. Woodbridge.---------$119.990. ·owner 213· 6._';7-4376 TURTLEROCK 3 br 2 ba. own your own TURTLEROCK land. A/C, atnum. fine * * condition . Open Ilse Lorge single dwelling S..tiSun 1}-4 . .'.ll licthany l'lan 11-1. \'ourty1ml en-Dr. SJ 14.000 752-63l9. trance. lrg l,1\try hall to 759-1722 MAYO CK ( UKPHif•I tt1tr,f J&O GtENNEYIU LAGUNA BEACH ('714) 494·2148 BUY NOW . PA't LATER! Greatest ~pol on the hill. Build your dream castle and hvt like a king. Yesterday·~ pnce was tomor row': value at $65.000. HM So. Coast llwy. LAGUNA BEACH . 497·2457 2 BR home w /.!>ep lri: apt • & ok Across frum bch. $245,000 Abo ~up<•r 5 plex. blk to lll'h Wht water $393.000 A i.:t . 494·11611 Trade your old stuff for n ew goodies with a Classt!red ad 642·5678 a l ri u m . µ o n d &1---------wotNfalJt{ formal dinin~ - rm. lrg living rm. family lniM I 044 ,,.,._ I 044 ,,...... I 044 rm. 4 bjt_rm. 212 ba. lrg ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... •••••••••••••••••••• pallo, tAom drapery.mµi1 blinds. Lot'I of Xtras! ' Close to commumly len· nt~. pooh. and parks Pnnc1pals hy :1ppl. only. $143,SOO Owner 833-1234 BY OWNER mac nab I trvtne realtg :-./cw Turtlcrock Olen garden home. lleatht-r n1odcl. 4 BR. 3 ba. fam rm llrghly upgraded w 1deck & view. Sl59.900 SOME OF 1HE HOMES FOi SALE IM lHE VILLAGES OF IRVIME: 644 41187 CAUFOIHIA HOME.S BY OWNER Turtlerock. Plan 104, JBRs, Lg. Family Rm. . ... $89,500 Belle Partch ' THECOLOHY ---------1 38r. 2lla. s1ngle ram hme BANG OF A VIEW l>f the July 4th f1rl•works. · ~htlc entt'.rta1n1nf.( on · \'Ou r l(>vl•ly p11tro 1 hal II\ er looks l!Olf 1·ou r!w & l.1kc 4 Hdnn. 21 _. Uath. formal dining art•a & :.! • f1rcpl.H·1·:.. (.'omt• 1w1• fur yuur~d{ UPEN llOU~t-;S,\T II 4 SUNDAY l 5 6712 Guteh1ll Cr II B i ........ iii iMllS HEACH <.:ONOO 3 lll>H .! • hJ. dhl 1tar. ~.rot ·11~1 707!1or 652 127X .............•••..•.••• II t; :": 1 I :-. c; T 0 N II ,\ R B 0 l R 1\ It t-; fl ~.XECUTIVE Ul rLEX Seotl lll'a ll y 53f. 75:~1 un lrj! pnv lot /\/C. lus h alnum w 'fountain & up- g rd flooring lhruout. <'10!-C to <:11mm park. pool & l'lem schl. $123.000 <>pen h!>l'. Sat /Sun 1 5. Jinn only. 833·0507 PRESCOTT Woodbndg<' Place 1 . 5 br. 3 ba. next to lake. beachclub (il4)7.'.ll-4484 WHAT'S YOUR PLEASURE ? B1k1• to lhc lake from your Cul) 2 Udrm. 2 balh Tov.nhome an Wood- tmdi.:1• 1-'celtnit lazy? Stroll to the pool dose by Want ~htudl'" Take a ~unbJlh on )OUr secluded rt•ll\l.uud d1·C'k This ho me hus all the fine <1ualll1t'S of an S&S bwll tit1ml' HURRY ON THIS ONE I $88.500 Call for D~tails 644-7211 l"iRe 1044 ....................... ~ UNIV. PK. IRV. t l • l.d ~11111• 4 1\r 21 / Im absoluh'ly lw~t buv rn --__ _ art·u Premium ht>11H· ~ Woodbnd~l' Sycamore 2 lrpl fo:\(•ryth1ni: f1ont> i,ty !>1(1 family home. 4 \1r rond v.all pJp1•rr d. Bil. 2l2 ba. hi~hly up m1rrort•d All t>lt•t·l i:radcd 5~!l·06.'.l.'.l kttr hrn J>lui;h r pts \lov1• in clean $119,900 IJ'"ncr 5S2 ~ FORCED SALE \flJS'f SELL' T lM E TO !'-\Vf;• I hu,::e bt'drms. 2 · h.1ths. form.JI din in it .. ~~OQQW!: llC~ Turtlerock Pres ident llome. Pl:in 70. lgc 1r- rejWlar lot al l'nd of ,rul de sar. view. I br. ·f'ba. ltv rm. sep din rm. fam rm. pool & Jaru11.1 on side of house $255,000 By owner Cdll 833 2576 ''\I' SHl(IO!.' Call nov.' ---------1..l5 7221 Ontu~ ~~ IH 21 .. SMOKE TREE A dcll~btlul and ~hl after .'.l Bdrm single story end unit on ~reenbelt. Nr pool, jacuu1. lrnnis and b1ketralls $79.900 Plan 400, 4BRs, Family Rm ..... $114.500 Lorraine Rennie DEERAELD Buckhorn, 2BRs. Oen, Spa ............ $93,900 Tom Queen Plan 3, 3BRs. Family Rm. . $117,900 Marion Frizzell Plan 4, 4BRs, Family Rm ..... $144,950 Natalie Benjamin THE RA.NCH Granada, 4BRs. Family Rm. . .$144,900 Belle Partch UMCHO SAN JOAQUIN San Carlos. 2BRs. Dining Rm .. $116.000 Laszlo Sbarkany San Mateo. 2BRs . . . . . . . . . .. $116,950 Belle Partch San Luis Rey, 3BRs. View ...... $133,000 Madeline Cross San Luis Rey, 38Rs. View . . .$150.000 Dorothy Lewis TURnEttOCIC Plan I. 3BRs. Family Rm .......... $126,900 Lila Harper Plan 7, 4BRs. Bonus Rm., Family Rm. . ......... Sl42,500 Madeline Cross J asmine, 2BRs. Den & View . . . .$144,900 Bill Hutchings Heather . 48Rs, Family Rm. . .$146,500 John Peckham Laurel, 2BRs, Dining Rm. . . $147,500 Lorraine Rennie Jasmine, 2BRs. Den & View .$149,500 Bill Hutchings Laurel, 2BRs, View ................ $151,900 Belle Partch Heather, 3BRs. Family Rm. . .... $159.500 Bill Hutchings UNIVEttstTY ft ARK Amhurst. 3BRs . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $88.000 Bill Hutchings Fordham, 4BRs. Family Rm. . ... $101,000 John Peckham Fordham, 4BRs. Family Rm. . ... $102,000 John Peckham Dartmouth, 3BRs. Family Kitchen ........... $106,000 Oxford, JBRs, Bonus Rm Bendemeer. 38Rs, Family Rm. Bendemeer. 3BRs. Fantily Rm .. Spa Julie Van Wieren ......... $114,000 Laszlo Sharkany . ......... $127,500 Julie Van Wieren . . .$129,900 Julie Van Wieren ...J?elers...:.:D". 4.8.B.s •. FamjJy Rm. _.. . _ ·---.... $134, Forrest Powers ........... $139,500 Laszlo Sharkany ......... $142,700 Madeline Cross Vanderbilt, 4BRs, Family Rm. Peters "D", 4BRs. Family Rm WALNUT SQUAil' NORlNS REALTY COMFORTS OF HOME without the bother. 2 Bdrm . 2 ball) O· Y 0 onl) •, block to Laguna's Maw Beach S8S,9SO GOLF & OCEAN Brand new San Clemente duplex. Wrap-around view. backs on course 1'wo .'.l Bdrm . 2 bath un· its. Excellent rent dis· tnct $165,000 FIX UP & SA VE' Needs pamt & carpets. Loads or potential. Sweeping oceal} views Crom lh1s Laguna location. l B<lrms.. hllge dl'n & a baths Sl21.SOO OCEANFRONT .MOBILE HOME . l Bdrm . 2 bath tn South Laguna park $30.000 ~ANI SH MANS ION Convened to .'.l units Uni q~ property, newl) rl' modeled wtth 1mpress1H• facade & ocean VII.'~ $195.000 * 494.8057 ... POOL & JACUZZI IYTHESEA Yesteryear's CHARM + 1978 CLASS! Lovely hdwd nrs .. stained glass. .'.l bdrms. 3 baths; 3 frplcs & a lanai. open to a rear court.yard that shelters the mosl extravag;mtly tiled pool. A fine ocean \'leW to boot' Shown by app 't . $237 ,500. lldg. Site & Plans North & South coastal white water views ; beautiful t n ·levcl con- temporary plans. rt!ady lo build. A ~tea I for $119.000 TOUR OF HOMES SUNDAY F«OM I OCUNVIEWS! 3197 BERN OR L1vt• 1n IUXW)'' EnJOY tht' saun.1 bath thru the !>kybght to h e l> t a r ., • 1 n l h 1· PRIVATE MflST J-:n suitr 3 More bdrm~ . family rm & hobby rm . on :i corner lot. ma kec, this Rt-:ST llU\' 1n Laguna. for S157.500 5 BDRM CANYOI\ HOME. new plumbing ~t • I A zo n e . Pl' r f n · t starter. $87,950 3 BDRM Archrtccturall~ designed home w 1th wtute water new. Low maantenao ce fenced yard $137.500 494-8519 1990 So Coast Hwy LAGUNA BEACH R-2 A newly remodeled ocean 111ew 2 bdrm . house in popular North Laguna. Separate I· btlrm apt . rents easy Pr1red to sell at $152,500 COMOO Lovely unit with white water view; 2 bdrms . 2 bat hs. den & 2 frpks Perfect for weekender or retirement. Sl52,500 'VA CANT LAMD 3 Bwldable oct<an '1t•w lots on d :.C<' I ud t>d l rl·t· hned ::.lreet. Wµlking d1;. t;mce to ~chools & town Plan.'> avail Pnred frum $87 .500 to SI 15.000 4!!1.!!!!.·· llOS N.Coosr Hwy.,Loguno • 494-1177 Jl601 Coost Hwy .• S.Loguno 499-4591 OPEN SAT /SUM 1-6 1404 MonMncJsf• Dr. Spectacular Chns Abel wood & glass. on 1":1 arrt· • 2 Bdrms. den. O<'ean1ra- nyon vus s.250.000 SO.LAGUNA OCEAN VIEW Walk to PRIVATF: HEAC..:lt :! lldrm house on lg1· lot w 1guest dpt Lg rrpk in both urulo; $134.900 liy owner 544·0621 IU~U ....................... BIG HOUSE 2 Sty. 5 Br fam rm w twel bar. 3600 ~q ft . decrt'd & lndscpd llkt• a mdl hm. Will trd for smaller hm. Sl69.SOO. Jcry W Yeah Co 499-2237 661 MYSTIC WAY lolJutaMiCJIM'I 1052 Prt\1 atc '·• atr~. 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdrms & a .'.l.'.l ft den The moon & stars sh int• rl~ht into your 2 story lr111ng r m Hurry for I h1 :. ! $&1119.500 231 LA BREA :! llomct on 1 lot. 2 Short blks t< S haws Cove New :. bdrms . 3 baths. patio & deck ~ a :.mashrnl( up dated 2 bdrm homt' Al I new tiled bath'i & s kyllghted kitchen . VanLwt paper. ~tarnt.'d glasl> & hdwd floors $295.000 Laguna Niguel Realty • SUNSET! SUNRISE! OCUNVIEW In highly dl's irablc Aroadmoor home I rm l mmar Landscpae<I. :! patios All th1:. "' onl) nunutes walk to wh1ll' -.and beach Serurl'd community 5225.000 FtHISHIHG TOUCHES 289 CAJC)N .'.l & :! Bdrm MAKE THE duplex . .ft.coat> .Count.Qi with opprovt'd plans for -• DIFffREHCE -- expansion llOLh havl' tn this pa\10 home frp lcs . n cw l t l\·d w1outstandan..: view or lutchens & baths May Mtn\ & country'!1dl' lease/ option, for for Cus t o m pot 1 o' & $245.000 landscaped l'rl et·d lo Hiii• McConnack :.ell at S!l6.500 Priced at only $119.500 wtth excell ent financing. Buy now and move m after mid July. Don 't watt call now to see at 17 I 4J 49S.0171 Joe Sprung!. Niguel Woods By Hollenbeck. Builders agent. LGl)IMa Mi~ I 052 Mb.siaft.Vieio I 067 ·········-············· ..•...............•••.. MUST SELL Beaut l'ondo. :l br 2 ba Condo. air conct. pnce reduced SI0.000 <:rplb. dra~. pool, ~i.:• 0 w n 1· r ti" 1 n i; 't o r )' Sbb.750 transferrei1 3 Br, 21 t B.J 714 a:.> 5085 pauo. ~1t'v., t.'XdU"'l\l' loc $83.SOO Call owner aft6pm. 831 014-; CROWHPOIMT JUST REOUCF:D 3 Bdrm 2 bath, ram <\ pool ~.900 Laguna lnv1.•stment~ 494·6525 $78.500 with •i~w 3 bdrm. l b.:1. parent" retreat, Exceptional up- grades, landscap1nl> Open Sat/~n 11 /5. Cali Owner. 768-~ EASTERN CHARM Ctuldren l'an romp he re & enJOY their own play i:round Comfortab!1· ~~~~· _-_•_ •_!'J-~~~~-1 tamtly hvm~. m this -t RR :: U.1 +Fam Rll' PACIFtC ISLANDS w c:or.y bnck fplc On cul VILLAGE de sac & close lo sho~ 6 ~l·hoob. S96.500 MV ,\:, :nS8.'.l Cry'>lal Sand' '><W' 581 1.330 Roberta UpcnSa l Sun<.l~I\ II .> --~ 2 Bdrm. 2 b:tlh. lanai rm 3 br houi.t'.'. 3 :,rs oi1L lh High in coastal hill<> w1lh Owm·r $69.500 Opt•'l forever vww of 1x·1•an Sc n d d y I .> 2 I J" Comrortahll' II\ 101! 1n 1•inue1a 581 3.'>HI adult communrt\. "'''' <;1mplc• Sl!iO IHHI ltkr IOO l2C! ________ 1 Hltwporl •odt I 06.; ........•.•.•.......... WALi< TO IEACH rn a pn\;tll' l'nmmun1t\ 'iJ:I lam1I} hom1'. J br 2 biJ. tam1ly rm n .. k W3.lllScolltng. m t.hnin~ rm. lush landscaptni;:. b.> land11c·upe arch1lC'ct Walk lo <;C'hool Call 49&2'162 to pasl> l>t'Cunty g.1tl' Only $145.000 NIGUEL SHORES 1Br. s hutter.., thru-out. lmdy lndt'('Jl';;!, \ 1c·w Walk lo hd1 . ll•n111~. 'lC'hls La:.t (•h anC't' h) ownl'r. S18.1.000 493 8060 DOVER SHORES ,ClltcW'aRC •iew Of la~klay 4000 t.q ft of .IU!D r 100:. It' inR offer btn views of Back Bay and Fashion Center. Lg pvt mastt'r -;wtt-w /s unkt'n lub & ... kyt1tc'i op1•os on111 lu-;hly lndsrpd yll ~ Jlll'Ul.ll Adduon .'.l BH & 4 lull httths + maid qlr .. w·'full bath. Home bit a r ound rent ~• l'Ourtyarcl. Spamsh ~tylc for comfortable hvrn~ 15x25' kitch en w 1blln _________ , BBQ. 1rnmc rm & bar rm WIDE OPEN Saddleba<'k a ncl \a llt•) view<; :? lJedroom ptu' den t 11\l.nho m1 1n ~lon.irch Summit l..ol~ 11 I U p g r .1 0 \ ' • l U p l.tO<l,<'JP ll'I.! w it h i.pnnkler!. ~135.UOU OCEAN AH~ MOUNTAIN VIEWS C'o1y 2 tx•droom uml in makl' tht'-d pcrft'<'t hOml' !or , nt l•rta.1n1n ~· Stl5.000 \1 C f'manl'la 1 <714 l !1!M SISS:> ~VuDehtxe :? br :1 ba. FR. OR. • :.! "l~ St'P bonu., rm v. b.i ll1chly dl'corated & up· .:radt.'d Spac1ou.c, home & lol &14·589l malurt' area 111 1'.1nf11·1--------- bland V11l:tl!l' 0..·1·Jn h} do} and t'll) lt1tht.., hy nll!hl (;l()'o.1· to r11m mun1· I ~ 11•nt1·r .wt! pool l'rln'<J to -.ell ,Jt S\07 .000 VILLA PACIFICA Smgll' 1am1ly hom1• w1lh community <1mt•n1llt·., Gre<1t uduTt livrn~ 1n :! bedroom. 2 bath. !ormnl t11runi:i. family room with wt•t bar Air cond1t1on. rni: t-:xccllC'nl lnrat1on nrar pool , Ja1·u1l1. ctubhousc A:-k ,1bout thl· assumable loan• S-lll.000 NEWPORT Walk to lht' bcad:t'frorT' th1 .. l.10•J ... t1<· duplt' Hom1· & rnt·oml' 01· portun1ty 4 Bdrm & 'I Hdrm lo fit your need-. LoL., of xlra~ PnCl'CI tu M!ll now• Cal 1540· I 15 t ~HERITAGE REALTORS 1200 ESSEX LAN~ 3 Br + I" R ~ SQ ft Westcllt! SlS:?.500. Mu:.• :.ell Try 10'~ down Mann11 ftt'alt)' 642·~ 3 Monarc h UJy PlarJ Bl·.1r BR bo .,. .. Laguna Niguel w !" 4 • nus rm,~ 496-7222 831_0836 ba end un11 on ~rt.'Cntxl• • _ _. ______ II( by pool $164 .SOO A~I 8331366.~l 6131 SparklmJ.l 3 Br. 2 bJ\ t'oiy BL.t;Ffo'S~ LEVEL Vl' 1am rm us1•<1 1nr k t•nd uni• ANGELITA. ~nal JnH:111l1l'>-. 2br. ~ ff'pt--.r.<...,"ttr a1r-cond llJlran Ilk pro toJn 71~-.000 own r tes~ li.1nd'l c p.: 11:1 f*I 120I palro.1'in• pH. i::a~ llHQ ------ room ror pool . lov1•lv \ ICW' $132,50() ,~ Allf'ft Rltr. 494-7578 BUILT WITH IMAGIMATIOM AND LOVE Wntctiff Reotty Call for O.tail1 644-7211 B Plan, 28Rs. Den, AI C . .$65,500 Lorraine Rennie Redty 494-7551 IT HAPPENS EVERY TIME L-.Fore1t 1055 Whlll' rntrnor with ~1n~ 1nJt color al'l't-nl' '.' lli•droom. den. " ba th" hH m :il d 1n1n i~ rooni Pl:iy ll'nn1:-. W3:~ '" bt•:u·h s.102.000 Owne1 5'111 ~l SACRIF1CE! ~ s,1 000 hrlow l1 strn1t. I rvm\• Orun~l' T rl'l' con ~ tlo 1\ C. waterfront. Kci 1•~.mi!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!f!!!!!llif!l!!!!!ll"lll!!-=-~ I" 1• .1 I 1 on S 5 .'.l , ~ 5 O Utuv Pk Terrace, Qlm l!.1(l<t44:1. 1.•ves .wkendr; br~dge ht time. by owner Vt'ry pnv OPEN IAIMG CHEa<IOOK HOUSE Sat/Son 10 s. 11s House must Ix' sold lhltt carob v.cekrnd This b<'aul ,h.1rp, 4 Br, 2 hn, Turtlt• tlock hm will ~o w bcsl nfr Agt. 759 1120 l'ANTASTIC OPP'l'V Below ba!llc Stile pncr, nC?w upiirotl('d tn lt'n!I, J Br 21,u.. Woodbndlle ~ 50() 844-fi81\3 h '<'' SMOl<ETllEE COMDO 4 8drms • 2 '" b1ttlu. pool le J111cuw Qwet locat100, cl<>M-'° 11chooll. parks & ttnn11 rt A ll«!&I 111 $1117,1SD Red H.Jll Rralty. M2 7500. iUk for M arlenc -----Want Ad Rt'8Ult!I &12 567K . , , . WOOOllUDGE Poplar. 2BRs . . . . . . . . . . . . ... S69.500 Forrest Powers Cypresswood, 2llRs. Oen ..... $89,500 Donna Godshall Redwood, 3BRs . . . . . .'. . $94,000 Lila Harper Wildwood. 3BRs, Dining Rm. . . . .. $101.900 Vee Stinson Jefferson. 2BRs. Oen . . . .. $106,900 Madeline Cross Driftwood. 3BRs, Famlly Rm .. $108.800 Vee Stinson Washington, 3BR.s. Family Rm .• Oen ............ h2S,500 Brlarclirf, 2BRs. Oen Martha Macnab .h29,950 Julie Van Wleren 642·123S 644~6200 tOI Dover Drivf' H<9r~ Vltw Ctnt~r lr\1104' di C•mpu\ "'•"'Y Cenltr 7'2·1414 . , -, -. -. . . . . -.. .. -.. --------- •DUPLEX* Ol·eun side or hwy. le\•(•l lt~asy access lo bcat·h Need<; paint. mulor re palrn, Ideal for homl' & Income Hurry . only 1159.000 Miq1on Realty 494.0731 Great OCf'lin vrc-w 3 RR. dco. formal dlnmi:. p\I courty•rd. Ira patio. nrNIY d~or'd lmmed ~jon $169.950, flex Ible fln11nclna Ope n hou,,t Sun. 2705 Tc•mpll' ll1lls Or. hy o wnr itl)4 '\4'4· 494 HOO Out of s tate transfer forces sale of nc11r nl•w fam1ly home tn L1.11tuna Hills Sp:'ll'klln11 new pool 1,p,1 Sptr <ll t111rcase ll•nds to master 11U1t<' w tfrreplacc & d«k Must see1 rnll today $154.950 Na.S LllCE HOME On Qutct cul de-s ar in iuard~ gate beach com munrt)' w 1letlrus courtb. :.~·1m pool. Jat'uz11 & saunaa Lo\ cly like new 2 BR + 11l·n Up graded , su:uoo 4'6-24 ll 495-52.10 493-9494 ll0.Sd50 ...•................... BRAMDHEW ~ .,tory, 48r. dt'n. bonu,.. rm. l w11th~ l.11r111• lot ~ltl Ot'O clown Sll001mo l'<o quahfyinit 1---------n~~ury !l~'i l!l!IH MfuioftViejo 1067 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9uf .. C ..... Sac 3 Br. z•., bl\, fem rm. fonnl dining rm. l frplci. Lgt' lot l 11{1 PJlto.,, 11prklr. 1mt bacl! i'<l.'w paml 1n out W11lk t o "rhl~ ~hoJ)!I & r1•r \"ntr 111 \1 UOI h \ """llt'r H:rl ~or HJI 311;; IA '1FttOMT f'IER Con\t mp p,.omoMor} R."1)' home Will ttlkl· Q boat 4 Br. J bo, den ~ ramtly 3800 Q rt. :1 (rplcs Oet'kt-ond pallO>- C tm d~or lhru oul Ca II Bkr 640 2365 NEWPORT tn:tGI~ Cbarmtna :i bdrm hoWK· :l block-. I rm b.1y l\.ct S5ij.,t: ;~ , ,. • • ~ • -• # , ' , • r " 1 I \ OAILV PtLOr FnO•y JuM JO. 11118 ~~ .~ .~ O I eo 0 O O ~~! !:':. ~-eoooeeol ~:!.':>:. O~ 00. • o O o ~............ 1069 Mll~a.-ii 106' ... ...,...... 106' .•.......•............. ·······'··············· .....••••..••••........ OCIAHYIEW Pnce Juat. reduced on this spacloua 2 story twnhm w /3 HR, 2 .... BA, & formal duwla.. llurry' It L'I now below mark~l at ~.900. Katela Redty ~46.-9132 HARIORYIEW HOME· YOU OWN THEL.AHD Somerset model · 2 btory 5 bdrm & family rm Formal dining rm. ••an tasllc tnple garage and completely private back yd. Also private pools & parks. 759 1501. ~ Walker & lee ea! Estate THE~~~~ VILLAGE ,~~ REALTORS NEW .IN EASTBLUFF High on a corner lot, this 4 bdrm .. single level home spreads its elegance to gardens and a view you must·come see! New on the market and a real value at $174,500 OPEN SAT. & SUM. 1-5 2951 CASSIA . .. . .. -. . ~Rtal&tatt' I IMabhHa..a 1100 Fors. 1100 ........•••••••••••••••....................... •··•··•·•···········••• ·················~····· ~ Proper+, 2000 Income 'r"Of*'fv 2000 lobMl ltled 3106 Costo ~ 1224 ------------------, . ... .. . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . ........ .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..................... . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT IEACH 30 UNITS OH THE IAY! Your own private beach. Boating FAST CLOSE f ac1ht1es. OWNER WILL -2 br l ba dblwide-·mint condition FINANCE ($4536x&u-68) Prf• of Ownership -corner lot w/huge brick patio. OrallcJtCounty Ideal tor entertaining -at end or Beauti(ull townhous~ un· cul-de-sac. 2 br 1 ba ($8171740-72) its Can close on one -Walk to Cannery. 2 br 1 ba week on contract. AITD, dblwide . Decorator home. ors ubJcctto.'\Jnddrlymg ($5051.x&u.71 ) lSt assumable or owner will carry~% Will al' Beat The Speculators! Call 20th to~~<4,~ exchange Century Mobile Homes, Inc. (714) a . A 00 :l 59H701 un•til 10 PM . it if..'!.~~ ~ A.. PRorstTIES'" aanc1LE HOMES io,-rn t ;Jo P.M.t IYl\.IUI INC c :2usES +RES ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! RENTAL INCOME MENU FORTODAY: · NEWPORT Super 3 br pat11> homt' on the bay' Where lhe !ltar!I un· A winner' Run• Sm ft.'C~7~ HEIGHTS •llOMJ::FlNDJ::HS• ftow about a t.asly dlljh of lal»a r.-..ao 31 07 t.ncome? Her~·s one that •••••••••••••••••••,••• "bows no vacancies. At bc•ch! t32S 3br. 2ba On great depreciation on buy_liJn Ce..645-4900 three units for $1511.~ •CONSUMER'S GUIDE Call 752· l920 Corofto cW Mar 3122 J_ PCi)L~ACILE •..•••••••••••..••••••• A FantasHc View PR°'EttTIH"" from this partially • rumi.shed 2 Bdrm & den 10,.. TM l:JO P.M.1 home Oldor adult!! only S.AVE. IY OWNER S750imoyrly Triplex. xlot Eastslde locat.Jon, CM. 2Br each UOll. Owner Wiii help f>rest1gl0US <'Ondo With fmance or tons1der trade pnme Buy. Ocean & Jet· for motor home. ty views 1-Ull seeurily Dys. 549· 1731 bldg. Pool and dock for Aft 5 pm, 673 3202 so n boat 2 Bdrms. 2 Tranqul I Pa nor•m1c V11."W 3 nllltr n Bdrma, 2 '"' ba. •'r pie, •~P bakony & yard Auto gatajle opnra OW, tr&i1h comp. beautifully cpt'd & draped Lhru-out. 1'o see ('alJ 673-2282. Lge 4 BR. 2 ba. home ut" Mesa Verde. Avail. July 8th. $485. First & tut mo. rent. ram11les o nly. 5¢9. 1656 Da'ys SSS 2507 Eves New 2 br, I~ ba coodo $450. Also new 3 ill'. 2112 ba condo $550. Db1 garage, pool, juuzzi. Choose' your crpt color Victoria & Canyon. ti.31·2UIO IBr. Adults no pets. ~ulll pd, Pnv. patio. Days 642.·083S Evu 641).6423 ----· SUI UHIYEISITY ORJYE u .. ·---F-.._ .... :.. u.-a...u....u .. _1 DY..J>LEX + OLDIE .L fPmfrW•w Cetlhrl ~ .... -~........,.... -HOUSE -1~---alj,------• bath."!· 1-ully, fum1Bhed. DRA?tmnc. ms~.~ RARE IRVINE 552-7000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• For Sale 1100 Exel. for storage or bus1· You mlll>t see th11. stnglt! Tmtin I 090 ••••••••••• ••• ••••••••• ness use Phone now' -'" $1500 mo yrly lease '-·· 2 t FP N '-Ah L P'ropety .2100 WATERFRONT HOMES .,.. s y, · r. lK g •••••••••• •• ••• •• ••• • • • 631 1'400 yd. S57~S62S. 646 1035 ,Lory 5 BR twnhm w/J ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• TIIECANNERY Century 21 0 Doyle Co BA. formal d1n111g & lrg -v, ACRE. C.:ublonl 3Dr, Water close. plush. smog •_R_ea_l_tors_._MS_·_t_iss __ _ INDUSTRIAL BLbG in~~~-~~~~-•J Br. il.OVe. cpb~ drps, CM Approx 5220 i.q ft ru1 pnvacy $22S. Adll.5. no I o t . 0 w n e r w a s .._wwf leach I 069 .._wport leach I 069 ram rm. 1 ~.Ba. sit:. on free. Lancer dbl wide, transrerrttd & must St>ll ................................. ••••••.••••••• auni·(arm, horses, pets, Lit~. (A34166 77) ~~ed1ately Call ror WAUC TO IEACH oraanic gardening, fncd, ·-. Homt Store .,.,. Back Bay By Owner. 2300 landscaped. use or ad· (714) 848:s895 Kahikt Rffffy Gorgeous tr i ·I eve I sq fl. 3 lrg bdrms, 2 ba, JO}rung lot. xlnt localJon. 838-5801 townhome. In choice Living rm & dining rm. 838·33S2, by owner. •WALK TO BEACH• S)ngle wide 60' long, encl 'd pon• h 5 SL a r Park. Pool & jacuzi1 Must sell 960·5844 or 536-7711 GREAT GREENBELT VIEW Oes1rable entl u111t lotal Jy upgrudcd fcatarin~ <:ustom shutters. 3 bdrm. 3 ba. ClOBe to parks and schools Vacant and "re· Hdy for occ~pancy . 759.1501 OPE:H HOUSE You are mvned to pre view th1:. spacious ex· ccut1ve pool home Fc:itunng 4 BR, family room, pool, & fee simple land HIJJSANTIAGO DR Sat&Sun 12·5 t<atella Rffffy 546-9832 $15,000 DOWN •BYOWNER•BEACH is JUSl 200 s teps away. 3Br, 2Ba. frplc. 2 car gnr m a Carmel-like setting on a pvt st 1n Lido Sands $38.SOO 645-1262 ()pl..YJJ ' Buy hk~. rent! Sub· m1t all term~ & offers! 'l'rades' Etc! Fantastic 4 Br. 3 Ba, jacuzzi Lake nt!w cond 1712 llighland. $325,000. 631-0900 A gt. ------ area of Nwpl Beach. xtra lrg family rm, 2 Sunken living rm w /wet fplc's. skyltght entry, Wntmlftster t 098 bar, balcony, rrplc. jacuzzi. $167,500.642·8135 ••••••••••••••••••••••• formal dining tort. -'---------Show Case 4 bdrm, 4 ba, gourmet kit .• 3 bedrm, 2 PANORAMIC huge cul-de·suc Jot Pool bat.h, beaut. decorated. w/Jac, walk 111 attic By Short walk to beach. + OCEAN-VIEW owner $138,000 Pnnc on· Jacuzzi, tennis cts .. pool S ~vE S S S ly~847-4482 etc., etc Call 540-2313 "" •---------()Pt,,,,, 0 . 'I i I lJN IO ff N'<'I' INST ANT APPEAL fe:U!Hd BEAUTFUL3bdrm.2i,<.i Enter your dream ba,hugemstrbdrsn&sil· world! A hlgbly livable ting area. Formal din.tng plan w/an "easy·carc" + k.it eating area. Highly kitchen open lo the large HEWPORTHTS. upgraded cllr pet , party room. Formal bv· NEAR OCEAN 1'.ow space rent & pet OK. in this luku'l'i9µs park, btfl corner lot w /pvt patio, 24x60 Key Bis cayne 1973. (K09298·99l. Mdbife Homt Store 9564500 OffalMGS drapes. wall noor cover· 1ng room w /dramat1c ings. Custom wall panel· f Ire p I ace. pr I vat e Acreage for s• I 200 OCEAN VIEW ing & book cases. Mir master swte w;walkin ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 &Inns .. 3 baths. giant rored wet bar & closet closet. All the ronve· • family rm ' 2 rrplcs.. doors, fireplace, water ruence of Callforma bv 700 ACRES shake roof, lots of brick .sort. Built 10 slerl'o Ing high lighted b y work. S179.900. Owner speaker, auto pla'1t spacious design. Hurry, Riverside Co at a main might ftnance. watenng system. work lh1s one won't last. Call frwy off ramp. Some .xlnl GRANDMA'S HOUSE s hop ltghts, storage Cefttury 21 Surf commercial potential Victorian 3 bdrm. home, closets m garage Smok1.. 979-1050 Rapidly developing area oak noors, high ceilings, detectors + bu1 It in &2 au offrwy frontagl! leaded glass & wrought sfcuri ty system 1 op Othef-Rffll &tat• Investor terms. BKR. iron. Separate guest tional I Secure location ••••••••••••••••••••••• (714) 676·5717 quarters. $1.S.2.000 on "grassy" t'Ourt yard. Mobile Homes OR 522·2080 · ARTISTIC Must see I Orie red at For Sek 1100 10 Acres Lake Elsmore. 3 Bdrm. & family rm.. n39.ooo. Call for appt •••••••••••• ••• ••• • •• • • nat land. $35,000. w /10'~ rem ode I e d hom e; 631·2174 For the discerning buyer down. 498-5280496·7301 shmgled W?llS, beams. .OPEN HOUSE Exclusive area of rcsawn wood, funky Sat&Sun 12·5 Laguna Hllls. Dbl wide frplc. & a deck. $149.900. Lancer, Im med occupen· Call the NewliOr'f Heights cy. $21,000. <HU6643-72> specialists at 646-4463 San C..._nte 't 07 6 Mobile HOftl! Store if R~5'. ······················· ~:s:~:s ifWP ~ Perfect home for cple or FIXER UPPER Two acres loaded with oaks. Fi,xer upper home m the heart of ranching rountry Terms. BKR <714' 677-SWl OR522·0S30 COSTA MESA INCOME ly occupied or can be Costa Mfta 3 r 24 pets 8J3..8974. used by buyer. Cb to So •••••••• •• •• ••• •••••••• Coast Plaza Sl56.000 Fr~Rent Food&Pool 2Br, tBa, S27S-mo. 2085 owner67S.3464 Yard, pal.lo, Ute duues Placenlaa. Call to see Ir we don't have il, we •~.L<..r..1.. Smfee645-4900 · 548-8618 can find it ror you• Wt' Mna•....--2200 •CONSUMER'SGUfDE --------- are (he best! Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 RR t.nplell W/frplc. & 752·1920. OfffCE ILOG SITE ~°"Buch 3140 fncd yd. Like n.ew! S39S. H · o~ h •••,l>tl•••••••••••••••••• East.bide. Agt. 552.0434 witington oo:ac • Duplex . .' ..... ··· $84.000 ln.000 sq. ft. lot near NJ! ~sh~~<' wrl 31ba. SllO 1 br. kids. pelsl'Rare. Duple"' . . . $89,000 Pac1f.ic.a Hos pH al 5 ·..., rn 11 • se. s ree 557~ 'Duplex li S l05 ,000 , POUltsShop. Cntr&Ct~~c ~~~3ti:i1& dcp. Call °!.HOMEFINOERS• Duplex ......... $105.000 Center. S135.000. - Du p I ex B $ 2 2 5. O O O David BourlCe RUr $1.SO f)-pl Dswh Pool t ! Yd S250 2 br. pool. fenced. 3 Uruts . .. .. . S92 .500 540-9950 . , share s m r ee 64S4900 Hurry Sm ftt. 557-0824 4Units ........ Sl44.000 ---·------•CONSUMER'SGUIDE •HOMEFINDERS• 4 Units . . . . .. S160.000 By Owner. 2. lots. 80x 100 •--------~ 4 Urut.s .. , ...• , , Sl.80.000 Oh Canada acress from " 3 Br. 1~ b~. dshwsr, frpl. 5 UmLS •........ S170,000 D M V . S 8 5 , O o O ........ Uwfwwiahed ribl gar, cpts. drps. Also 5Uruts .......... $210.000 213/374-8356 •••••••••••.••••••"•••••• off st J1rk'g for cam- 6 UhJts ........ S314,000 General 3202 perlboat. No pets. $425. 1 Uruts ...... $340,000 VACANT LOT ••••••••••••••••••• •••• 1s t. 1 as t mo. Ca II 7Uruts. .. .... $362.000 50 X 100, Loned for •LOW RENTALS• _548-4027 ________ _ 11 Units .• .. . • SJ63.000 dUplex. '1 blk off Pas; lOOO'sor vacancies l2Uruts ........ S440.000 Cst. Hwy Full ocean •HOMiFfMDEltS• Top qual 3 br, 2 ba. $475/mo. 4s:l Cosb Mesa St. betwn Irv/Tustin LrR rncd yrd Call 5411 5293. ' '-'UAIL view anclud Dana Pt All areas-All pncei. ,,. S72.900. Agl. 714-G24·1617. •557-0824. PLACE EdSoehnel. --------UFETIMESERVIC~ Lake Fr.ClJlt lot, 67' on pvt Good mall 22oU.ce~ PROPERTIES"' lake in M1ssoun 1-'ull 1 FEE then FREE for Ranch i.tyle home on ~:r acre. 3 br. 2 ba house Bachelor + bath apt :ieparat.e. 642-1334, eve:. 642-6573- 10,-T1I t:.lO , ...... MEWTRl,LEX JIYIUILDER 1-4 BR, sgl slry & 2·3 BR; all spacious deluxe units. Bike to bch from kere $198.000 C.p. 2412 Delaware, HB. S36·l718 • 2 TRIPLEXES • Nr Lake Park. Min to bch 1·4 BR. 3 ba; 1·3 BR. 2~'2 ba: 1·3 BR, 2 ba, 5 gar. fprplc's; $189,000ea 1709-1713 Alabama. HR. S36-17l8 pnce $2995, ·~ down ••LIFE•• S52·7132Jim Homes aptsdplxcs bachs UHDERALL ISLAND $115 I br Share ut pd. Sl3S 1 br fr~ ulll. I $240 2 br kids pets $335 3 br kids pets ok $375 4 br kids pets ok Call today & move' 2 Br. ~parat.e unit, frplc. no kids/pets. S3001mo Avail 7/ln8. 2S45 Elden. 645-~7 89SO per Acre for this VIEW 5 acres. 9)250for PRIME5acres. WbooPeNftsula 320T Channing 3 Bdrm, 2 ba m 6.74acreparcel ofpnme ••••••••••••••••••••••• quiet neighborhood residential property at IAYFftOHT CONDO Drps /W /W cpt , frplc-. Country Club for S135.000 Luxury l BR. 2 ba unit 5495. ~5. 645-3009 PRIME HOMESITE w/v1ew. Avail monthly, over I acre $09.SOO or lease opt. s595 . Secluded 2Br condo m CALL WALL.ACE & 840-2981 Mesa Verde. SomelhinQ Co ---------Special. Pool. $425. FIXER-UPPER Laguna Niguel single person. Lo Lo ~ rent. Single wide w /ex· lusinHs P~ 1400 ....................... ---------• CGpistrano leach 3218 64&-8646&645-3009 REAL TORS ••••••••••••••• ••. ••• •• --------- Channing 2Br cottage on larl(e lot w /privatt! rear yard, separ ate hobby ooom w 1ha attached to garage SI 10,000 ~ OPEN HOUSE • REALTY ;it'!'> Realty ~~... pando. 1978 Kirkwood. ~ $21,000. (l.268068) THE PER~T ONE Mobife Honw Ston NEWPORT BLVD. CM Pnmecomm'l loc 4950 Sq ft. 494 5608 eo.....rclm SAN ClEMEHTE IEACH TRIPLEX Cdl 1-676-4171 3226 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SpaC>OUS, sparkling 3·2-2 .....__.....:... o~..--. pets. $500 mo. 496-8024 Beaut. I u x JBr +de~ 1n top locat ion at ~~ C"11'11"rf, 2 0 S157.SOO. ~ 4 0 eoro..o .. M• 3222 'l'wrlme. 2~ !>a· wetbat. Owner will ffnance NEWPORT IEACH llGCANYON (714) 848-8895 fronting San Clemente --------- Golf Course w /wide De Anza Bayside. J BR ocean , sunset. Vj(!W mobile home. alum tn· beyond. Elegant Cape sulated siding, a rt' al Codcuslom homew/3200 bargain. N.B. S34,950 sq. ft. Prof landscaped terms. Ownr tbkr muv Enclosed patio & much mg. 675-8458. 6314920 more. Anything but or· PropHty 1600 BERTHA HEN RY ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc. pool, Jae, ~auna. -. REALTY 675-1642 IYOWHER Nwprt Hgts lrg romer lot, 2 bdr 2 ha, ramily rm + bonus rm $1 l9.SOO. 645-7044 Opn Sunday SnALfT! Move-in condition. $247 ,500. + furniture. Must see. By appe>int· mentonly. 645-9161 ..................... ---·--------OOVERSHORES Owner must sell 4Br. NEWPORTCREST 383, prof lndi.cpd, & de· $105.000 1·or at ed w /ju cu :n 1 & __ 63_1_·56_1_3_B_y_O_wn_er __ µoo!, Bltn microwave, m a n y o t h e r x t r a s France Cotne-1 to $229,500. Opn Sundays Newport Bay 12 5 1531 Highland Or. New wat.enront 5 br (or ti4S-4226. 3 + s t u d y + m a i d > • THE ILUFFS authenic French coun· 3 Bd h try house, 4 t,-11 ba, re· rms · 2'-4.1 bat s, searched in F rance. formal dining rm .. roun Authenlic details w /Old try kttrhen; gorgeous dt." World craftsmanship in· cor' View to greenbelt Priced to sell now at C'I balcorues, sweeping SlJ.5,000 Agt r,40 5560 stail't'ase, lavish use of stone. beams. & shutters NOT GOOD. NOT NICE. 41 frplc's, formal din rm & mrr A GREAT llarbor entry, k1tch w /BRQ View Home 3 BR. dm frplc, wet bar & pantry. rm, 2 ba. closl' to pool, B1lbard sized game rm perfect c·ond. Move·1n also bas w/bar. Mstr now Ownr, S139,800 SUJte w /sludy, pvt sun ~ deck, & balcony CUSTOM HOME Dock rortwo60' boats .1 Br. 2 bath. Finest Newport Hts area Beam To see, 660 Harbor Is land ce11:s. formal dmmg rm Dr. Bkr/Bldr. John Much more. 631-4516 Agt Marr. 644-0209 Reduced to.$139.SOO. ~~1t Rul lslJtt ; ~ Amci.llH Newpm1 Crest h.c w /op t1on to buy. 3Br. 2'" Ba Condo. ,;oo mo. Ca 11 for details 631-1843 OCEAHRtOHT DUPLEX THEILUFFS PT1ce slashed <>n this 3 BR. 2 ba., ~onversation pit w /frplc ; popular Q· P lan . $132,000 (owner 1agt) WIDE A-FRAME 2 Sty'. 3 BR. 2 ba. Walk to ocean, pools & leno1s . Now only $107.SOO CAYWOOO REALTY IMC. 548-1290 dinary. Fast possession FUSSY BUYER ... $177,SOO. This IS ror you Blfl dbl 496-2413 4?3-9494 wide S1lvercrest. near 49~5220 &30-5050 beach. corner lot. (86770-76) San Cle m en te custom Mobile HOf99 Ston hillside home nearing (714> 848-88.% eompletion 2.000 sq rt., 3 -Mobi--.. -Honw---5-ton-- BR, 2 ba, ram. rm . breakfast. n ook, Assumables , re · fireplace. wet bar, s un· possessions, buy rentals. deck, 2~ car garage. renttown. For lnfo Prine. only. 714/536-E974 C7 I 4J 848..S89S or714/960-4180. --------- Across From •och 24"60' 2 Br. den, 2 ba lsland kit. 31'2 yrs old SllO rent llunt Beach $39.SOO Owner 536 2729 ARE YOU A DISCRIMIMA TING IUYER? then come see thi s gorgeous 2 sty, 4 OR home situated high on a hill w1an ocean & canyon view Too many amenities to descn be in this ad, so call! Ex· clusivtt.agent, Sl43.900. ,qQ,q@,tti Valley •HltJ 141-• 1610 ".,....." "' • .........,, k" CN.mM• ot C~fce lklt BANK REPOSSESSION Ad.It & family park, low down, f3i.l possession Late models Let us help put you ma home of your own. Mobile HotM Ston 956-4500 TUSTIM-V ACAMT 1975 SKYLINF:. 12x4<1. completely rurn1shed. Dishes & linens included BUILDERS/JNVF.STORS <LV37611 Oceanfront Bluff hse, 111:e lot, beach access. Install SANTA AMA· ment sale-assumable VACANT loan. $250,000 K H Properties Sue Tate. 1977 HOMETTE. 12x!i2. 493-9381or492·9496 rompletely upl(raded, xtra large rooms. ownt!r BEACH HOUSE. 3 Bdrm. a nxious to sell NOW' lll-f ba. Lge lot. Ocean Renl$83 <NBsoJI> view. Prime area 2Br, lBa each umt. ~Ba m lndry off 2 car ~arage, wd bum frpk, kitchen BBQ 6708 670R ·~ W. Ornfmt $365,000. 2Sr;} dn. Shown by appt only Con· uu:l R .S. P aUJ.son, •it 642-JIDS Pnnc only H.w C sflll VNtw Hone $124.500. K R Properties FAMIL y MEB>B> 4 Bdrm. 21"1 be, frml din· 4.93-9381 or492-9496 1976 'KINGSTON, 24x60. ---u 00 ISLE. 2800 sq n Owner fmancmg 4 br, 3 ba, dtn area, hg b v rm. Ofc set-up. Mod lut<'hen '-t'rv Porch, pallo. pnv bch, lr11 lot Owner $28J,OOO 67S·R259 l.ng rm. microwave. New Oen Canyon view home, 38r, ramily rm. 28a • full Nutooe intercom & food 5Br, 38a, lg ram rm, Alkan. completely up· cntr ntrany lamps. Lo Sl.89.000. 498.2667 graded, central Oran~e Mamt, landscp'& & roun· ---------County 5 • Park ta,ln. Earthtone decor. AIOVITHlllACH ~!},~JULYSPECl/\l, Vu of oc & bay. Assum Ultl mal~ REEFGATE loa11 OWC 2nd, $239.SOO WEST condominium. by own 524 ·826S, Rarely available, now HELP!! 548 7355. 206 La Jolla three al $137,500, two at 1977 KINGSTON 20x44. Lane,openSat/Sun. SlM.000. 2Br. 2Da, specially BERTHA HENRY pnced lhlS week Space °"THIWATER REALTORS renlS130. IA·~> Coot~mp 3 br, l~ ba, 215 Del Mer 492·4l21 al. Year nnanclng avalla· ree, pnv., prestigious. ~ .._ ble. Mt'mbc'rCnllfQm1a IACK IAY set'UN'Ci comm. (Beach>. --MulllpleServlre 3 br 2 t>a 1N /additional un· boat slip, lots of guest ~·tr.to I 071 We have ovor 600 Mobile ••••••••••••••••••••••• SI 00,000 PRICE RB> UC Tl OH Prime Shopping Ctr On Beach Blvd .. In HB. Produced spend a bless 2•, years }oung Scott Realty 536-7533 Coast Hwy , Npt. Be:ich w /retail store + apt. or ofr Assume 7': loan $195,000 Agt. 646·2414 ONE YOU DREAM ABOUT Pnme commercial land with 474 foot frontage on Bnstol ln Costa Mesa Already has income on lot and room lo bwld REALTORS ge 3 BR Cabm Big acular Harbor View hobby rm. Br.t O.P loc nr 21C Del M 92 21 Be All 2 f lrg BR harbor & Laguna Bch. .., ar 4 -41 ar. ptne ml, p, 1 • S475 mo. • $460/mo, Isl/last+ Sl2S nr. golf & skiing $60,000 975 0927 bet 9 & 5 GET INVOLVED 0wn1agt. Cal1494·861l. dep. Lsetopt posi.. u you're ready to move ~of r .... -. Lovely 2 Bdrm home. 49J.l400, 493-9381 John up or start your mvest· Pr, _,,,. Corona ll1gh lands. SToro 1232 me nt program lhen opet'iy 2550 Mature couple. no pets ...................... .. come to the experts at ••••••••••••••••••••••• S400 6?5-7259 --SJOO 3 br. 2 ba. kids ok Quail Place Propert1eo; CORONA Sharp! 557-0824 Fee ror soltd proress1onal By owner 7 month old IRVIME TERR. •HOMEFINDERS• counsel.Ulg. A stare large m o d e I h o m e . enough to 11er,•e. i.mall Professionally decorated e nough to cqrc. Call tnlenor & laodscapmg. 752·1920. Air cond1t1oned. 3 l<>,HI TII t :JO P.M.I Bdrms. $82.950 10% down Cllll 714-737-6095. Spectacular _front ruw ~ Valey 3214 view home with 3 larRe ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdrms .. b11J1ard rm ., 3 BR ond r I family rm. & sw1mmmg c o. ul Y crptd, pool. The view ts fan· drps. bltn stove, dbl gar, ta.sl.lc day & mght • llome pat.. W ID h~kup. tennis is great for entertaining. & swim fac.'I, securHy. $2. 000 p t>r mo n l h ample park g S360 mo. I ' l<XX>S San Pablo Court, rrurumum l year case FY. (2131 325·7020. 12131 67).4400 320-4631 (213) 351·9458. <:ull 752 1920 Costa MHa Units ' QUAIL BYSOU~~H Peria Ptcx .. Oc.ansl• 2&38EOROOM VA·FJIA GARDEN TOWNllOME 2 Car Garages 1-413-992• HARB 0 R lleaullf~I 2 story w /bonu~ room 3 br. 2 ba. frpk, dshwhr Kids & pels ok $49~ 964 ·2566. Agt, no fee PLACE PRIM ELOCATION En~ 1-757-1623 1·2 Bdrm 4·2 Bdrm \ 111\ ""'" 111 PROPERTIES... $195,000 646 9060 HEAR AIRPORT I l.1rhor Ill\,.,, mo·nl ( ·,, ............... 3240 10,.. TII 1:10 P.M.I Super ranch home, ltkc 1---------•I••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------Dumpy duplex with Lwo new. on 10 acres Com ~·"{... fireplaces. 228 Albert mute dally or fly lo your Onits S'o... 1800 Cos t a Mes a . n k ~ work and ranch Pool. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _83_1 _21_1_0 ______ 1 Jae. fireplace & fenced. 3 br 2 ba, So of Hwy, re· decorated lg yard. S6SO mo 67S.793l 4 plex. fully rented. 2 yrs Costa Mesa Unffs CALI.. NOW before 1t ·s to old. Huntington llurbor late. Costa MftO 3224 Area.848-0023 5Units 1·247-2631 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lullder's Sol• BY OWNER Land Div1i.1on S235 Bltns fncd yet gar Sm New lO·umt CMI xlnt 1·2 ~~ E LOC~~i~rm len HiftkJe R.E. Inc. ~ecb~sU:'i~~GUIDE location, gros:. income $195.000 · 646 9060 It.al &tat. ----- S37 .800. Si17S.OOO. 25't. Ex,...__ I S162.SO l'lost' to bch' Yd down, balanct> 11L !>~'h• A u F I -... "r" 2 OO pctsshrsmfee6'15·4900 ·• nit:; or Sa e by ••••••••••••••••••••••• P r~e~ds,'~l~ssJo.Y ~~1 Call after 3:00. Want Beh arh proAperthy .tor •CONSUMF.R'SG IDF: Wkdys 751-31150 __ exec ome rn na e1m. S2852hr. I ~ ba kids yd pix · ' w l Ad 1 l I ? ,, • ., 5676 Ca 11 535-2334 or 5:1S-0568 sm fee 545.4900 lnc0tnr Properly 2000 an e p . "'"". --------•CONSUMER'S GUIDE ....................... lftcome Property 2000 lncOfM ~ 2000 --- QUALITY 3 UNrTS ••••••••••••••• •• ••• •• • ••••••••••• •• • •• ••••••• 2 Rr, I ba, carport, nrxt ti) 01 · • new construetwn. $275 OPEN HOUSE New-elegant 2 bedroom + den (~75>. Cedar &. window home. 5 Blocks lo beach. Pnvate 2·cas. ~arage. Ful ly main- tained ynrd Adults. Na peti.. 525 lllth St. (714 J 960-6331 Attractive J BR. den, dm rm. 2 ba. fncd yd, dhl 11:ar. W ID hookup, blln Stove, nr. beach S475 mo 9442 Tiki Circle. 118. (2131 325 7020, (213)> 320 4631(213)351·9'158. S165 1 Br gar, yd, utll partpd· Fee~7·0824 •llOMEFINOER.C\• home w /double guragc• 3Br. 2Ba, country k it , + 2 . I bdrm units. SP macneb / Irvine IMMAC 4 br + fam rm. 2 cracklln rrpl, super der character 2 bdrm ' 11673..6J:Mi $1.S3,000. RARE FINO! ba, new t•rpts, paint clean. gardener. $48S. Century 21 Doyle Co f88lt11 drapes.,, A Home. not a Call to see. 847·3341 Reators, 548·1168 ~ rental. S480/mo8J0-4945 WALK TO BEACH, 2 BR San Clemente Brokers 4 Halecrest. 1207 Parnell ~e. uruque. all new. ex· units across the street Nice JBr. 28a. pool. cul treme pnvacy, stove. from ocean Concrete de.sac $450/mo No pels refng, D/W, resp. sngls st.eps to beach Fmanr DUPLEX_.,.EWPORT IUCH 673-5020 welcome. peb on ap- ing arranged S22S.OOO Older but good starter for proval. baby o~. s;oo Call for brochure BJ investment & shelter Bike to the Mesa dtl Mar. 3 Br. fplr 2 mo. ~2456 AssocBrokers768-7839 beach! $ll9,SOO .. <G·"c:) Ba, lge fnt:'I bk yd, S4SO -------- c-.1 mo. Gdrn Inc 751 955& 3 br. 2 ba, itlnt area. Steps Owner Win Corry 9'h% rontrnct with only 10% down . Delu>.e Spanish 4·plex. only steps to beach in Sun Clemente. Just hiited Cal l now Broker 5'58-3327 4·PU.X-HUMTING TOH 11.ACH Four 28R units located with.in 2·ml. of beach. "Last·of·a-kanct ." $175,000. <0·26) S UH~OSTA MESA Eastsidc 3 br 2 be. bit mr;. to lake & Central Park. 2 car g11r, nr schools. no $450 __ 67_s-_38S_9 ___ _ pets S4SO mo. 54114155 Beach bse +studio +-2br wknds. 540..6262 d ny11 1.oQ sm r ee 557--0834 •HOM EFINDERS• 1t or 4 br 3 ba Lit J>OOI, parkto,, expansion ••••••••••••••••••••••• llomesfor11ule. cslrn" rbll w /Oak firs ruturei. By appt. Bkr. For sale by owner 4 br. 2 AitTISTIC DUPLlX/$27,500 J70'x60' lot, bit Ins, 2400 Call 6'73-599'\ ba. 176,500. 31792 Viii MOBILE HOME A short <Sri Vl' from 3BR home + two 2BR homes + duplex <lBR eud1) on approx. 300' R-2 lot. $199,500. (G-27) Aval!. 3 DR. 2 RA, rttm rm. lae yard. no pels, 1'h1 lclrl'n OK $4~0 646-3627 New 3 BR custom. loft. 11kylite11, fplc, rrucrownve, 2 bits to bch, dwntwn. $650. '9'7-4341, 499-2181 n M Lt Belardes 493-0022 ~7-8005 S40-J3G8 Oran,re Co alves you a *I · wsl ae · Sl2'.000. Steps to beach, deluxe 38r · _________ , hlahly d~11lrcable eru S56-Ull2or6SH&68 home . W • 11 t N 8 . S....l.eg!IM 1086 with fAnlullc 1rowtb Ownr/aet. ••••••••••••••••••••••• For sale mobile home and positive ca&h now SEAVIEW $10,00000~ Sl9tl /MOHTH 381', 2Ba, 8 mos aew. comm pool. ttnnl1. guarded irate . no credit oudt'd, I'll rinaoce ~71988 $US,OOO 5'S-8628. OCl.AMFIOHT Excellt-nt ocean view I from your lnvc11tmcol. ,. __ ......... OPEN lfOUSF. lac bdrm. t bath. all For compl~te details .__nnT SAT/SU?i 1.,. electric Adult park No C4ll t7J.462'How Harbor Vu Hmes. Ph Ill. 3142'3COA.5T lfWY SL pelt Call $3000 ......... R.I. I~ 3Br, 288, view, move·ln La1una Roy•lc •$7 "'· h I d 1-E 17•"St.SA t'Ond 8""% u1umable Del 2 B 2 .-um ~c awn nl( ian ...,~ UI lou $159,900. Open wtt co-op llpt r. abed 8x35 l(rut (or de· ---------S.tlSun l·5 u..4 Port b•. deck, &•r .• vu'11 , Wit or river &J$00 ! ~t BY 0 W "1 ER 2 Br Carlise. &44-4887 elev . htd pool. sandy ofr 649-9347 house+ba 'h E's1dc CM bch, acllts. $145,000. , Must sell at rfdUt'l'd Havt M>meth1n1 to sell" SELL Idle item• with • HARCVM t HORN R E WANT ACTION" prl ce 1 m ...,,.d GR ry Clus1fil'<i •ds do ti well Dally Pilot ClU$1fied Ad 1188(ileaneyre 41M-3551 Clu1lted Ads 642·5678 7SZ.. L660 wkdyt • !! • , ... ,,,, ... ,, IUILD.AIU LOT FOR TRJf'UX Approx 53.87' x 190' R-2 lot ln Costa M cs a . Excellent location! $89,500. <G 28) VIC JASIDNSKJ 642-8235 642·8235 6444200 901 povftr Orlw Marl:liM Vtt!w Cf'ntl'r \ Irvine el C1mpu1 Vall•v ~ntn 752-1414 • ~ Jl Mar.nab -Irvine I ~ I' RIALRISOlT UVIHG 4 Br, 2"" b• NIC"e •rea. ~/mo 2 Ca r a•r. Call 982--0616. Nf!'W 8'S homo 3br, 2ba, <kn SS'7S Rent. a.e. opt tM. last. & depoeU. Call BeaUlltul 4 BR. 3 bath CbttfMe,$331 home In excellent Upper --------- 0.y loulJon Eod ll"r 2.Br. 28'1 C«ido. nr bt'h. 4r yard. Cl<>"lc tu pnv pnmt' w. 1paclOU1, au.n· pool & tennlll cts ~1 ny, upiraded, adlt.a over Mo <0·301 40. a& hr aec. SI mUUon l..ol• M1llt'r642 IU35 clbhse, lae $400 mo. ,.. .................... , 536-42U ,,,. ·---... _., , • • ol"!t .,... • .... -. . -. . . . . . ~ . " .. -• .. ' ' .. • -. ', Fnday. June 30. 1978 CAIL V PILOT D7 .._... Uatw.l.a.d Hom.. Uafwwbliied .._.., Ua~ ~ ~ ~ tMe11b u..fwoA. .,,. lwtHh u..funt.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I' I --IHdt 1140 .,_.,,.. ltect. J1'9 S-"'-Corw .. Mtr 1112 Coda Mete llJ4 Ml~ leedl 3169 -..r ..... 4 OHie....... 4400 ... UI -. .. ·-•••• •• ••• 0• •• • •• • •• ••M•••• •••••• ••• ••• ••• C ••mo 1171 .. ••••• •• ••• •• ••• •• • ••• ••••••••••• •• •• •• •••••• .......... ••••••••-•• --------·--·--C\ J I f 1 5 :lllOlbr. l~~~fn.KuS. NO •Et:.1 Hou.te1.C'OC:ldo.. •"•••••••••••••••••••• Zadi.ofa.Jl"tCIL.1ppte11 -·-.. ·--)tt mfff~ duple ae a . Ru' & .a I z Coadaa l •lrY 3 Wnn. i " Newf un1t townhou.e apt.. a•tb~llf( i br. 2 b•. Vkiaria Beada. z bdrm. 1 ad3· Sl~OJ•o 1121 COC!kluh/Rdt•uaat, •CONSUMER SOUIOE P.011Ula.6'1~l2 Bkr. b. w rrptc. pool'&. piirk. (St ....... 2 bdrm. 2 at.ory wtlJ'ld ....-0 llfl. l&e mat.r *· ba . llOO tm• or yrly Wm&clft.NBGJ.()QGI ~B. abuntu o•••r _,. ~'--•-b 1 , w..tk to 1d100ll. m111ion. '(l z.or~•~ 11ar "patio ~ aq ft. &Dbttm. Dbf 1•r-•/9lee ---~ _. Mii 1.-c ~ -...,, 1-n a poo "" Open' BIQ' Wtt' ~t. 4 Br all new, no peU lolSU 1a111 -~ No pets. children. D1ya dropnr. Poot• ~t.dl Lasuna . ocean fr.at Offi~ aw&.e . M. V et eood ter au All : pEUyd1m reeM5-4900 3 ba. JaCU.W, etc. 1712 ~:Jim (1141827-1410 AdalU, DO ..... Pref. ~ ,1~ e SD w1l~ Avery Pkwy. D«lu.Ze. m ~MOO e<..'ONSUNER'SGUIDE H11 hlaod. $32~.C>C>U -' manMd cpl. l&U. .... ' ' 14}. ft. '4' IQ ft. Pruter .......;.;....;...._· ____ _ bomeA1t .IS3l-0900 s..to... 3210 GAROENAnS 28r.2ba.pool,adlta.GO AJ.nll.Jw.ty1.711HJU oo ..... 1~1'H llfemt,131-744' Waler Trvckani Co. l"anlaatlt' 4 br, 2 ba , ••••••••••••••••••••••• CORONA OEllMA.ll pets. nr. sbop&. 92$0. Call ,_,. c--.. 4d..,. 2 (Oorwtnlrlioft) Orange fmced yd Ctpta. Kida" UAVllW Sl95 1 br home nice 2 Br To~e. rrPtc. 6'73.Q4 :~7319 ~ ~ lonlJ are•. 2 Af'.,...2-D ... twto ,._ Q> --1'1r ffl&h net, peuok.$m.9'4-2$G6or llnob5tructed view of Fent•t.od,smfee ~7~ Pool,t~nn.ta Someocean Uni ·bed Roo tth bdrlba.,priv.p9'io.c.ar ....... a~ Noll ....... ,..,.... try 29"'o d owo. Alt, 9'J"3.2971.Alt,nofec. <>e~ean and Ne wporl •HOMEFlNDERS• & C•lalioa; views C&ole .. ,t~ .. _.,_ ua Conw nopeta. '*25IOO.141-594 tinokerpnd. JiO~• «flies aTall. e>v.frnh 751·1'08. ~ b 3BR 3b N lO Fa:.luon l!.lund & fine .... c._. pnrnc(H. or....a223 I b h 872 177' aJ • t,aj ---------Sharp 4 -!Jr. 2 ba, frplc, r ,•,c • •. ew, ... ~ ...... -3291 be ... ,,.. . venlent location \On ° ••c . • • rport me•• u . w.,....rs--··_. dsh ht lllds & olt u secunty Tenn ill , ,,,,_.._..,.. acn.,.... 2611 Unes.MS-il.ZO Mee 2..Br Op.lit lllJStaln. t44~J mi Mldaeiaee, lniM ,..,,.,.. n-...1n ~9&4.-2S66or~r29'71. Jacuzzi. s wlmmlnf. ••••••••••••••••••••••• frJ>lc . W JD. 1 ara&"· 1SZ-0234 Q..UI AIJ.,nofee. ,. ,llOO/mocoNiiderl.&e opt. 3Bd:rm, l .,..,ba 2cnr gar 2 Bdrm. $125/mo. Open New 48r lWt dpl.JL. A/C, acMtl. no peg, nr Lido 5ped~u• 2 br. 2 ba. -• ....._._. Euitlna~Y.All A&t tOwner. Ask ror Rod 1475 mo. lsl1lallt Many Indy rm, fncd yard. db4 tale ~ Avafl •P· stone • Urow 1""111 Lq, , ,,._ ~"-8Clldpcnmt \Dcl&lded. 31fr.a vall Immediately. al (714)325·~or0ean xtras,(213)9249051 ::{·1~~"1 Acacia. CdM gar, frplc. S.C Plaza pt'Oll7/J.S.LM.credilrct'. Beach sand. s1eep5 6. muxiOMCll BERTKAIIENllY Crph . fisO Lio coin. 1tt. (7~4) 832·51~. Speclly ~--$.510.D:l.5-2777,5.5'1·1~ tDOOmo . .....-$300wttly.494·71J5 Penauil ~/ tt· R.EALTOU $375/mo. -OC23_:___ ~av1ew Home ~ 3425 3 bdrm. 2~, b11, new cpts, 2 BR. 1~ Ba pets ~ _ _,. Ne.po.rt Ht.a. &u•l9er ceptlonisl . ~reury . 21S Del Mar · _.121 o... •"ul b b ~• rt Ill l BR ., b dishwasher . p1tt10 & • oo • ~ IO beacb, muu ... -a• l Br+ ...,.,. rum ~room. edl.H . . ""'auUl exec 4 r,3 a, "'ewpo s, . ' a,••••••••••••••••••••••• gur age 1525. Lie. chlldOK,$265 2Br. beamed utiap. ';.':::;.~1 ·~.._...· Ii bclillpitalliy .erv~s. Will Jell 2Sr.o 10.teral 111 rumpus rm. 3000 sq. -ft. ram rm. pat . <lbl gar .. $700. Blue L11goon Villu 2 673-7513. Ai\ &44·9648 frpl. au'**·~ yrly. ._ _,., mo.--• EJ&cdleat J.ocad,oo. aeir oew dyaa~ mt~rts~. Near Schools, bea ch. et.c.·$525.MZ-7945 +2,ocnfmtonpvtbcb 2 KlDSOK AvaU. lllG '42·4"7. w aterfront NB. 2 bcl . frecwaJ'I. Low !Werbe.ad.. iDLI s hopp i ng , & golf . """R pools . tenni s. 2Br.l&.rearunjl,yrly, b ~a.. bome ~ ..... 125itwlc-.... -... -.-prohl pot.eaua . Blll Gard&n'!r $7:10 m o 1$295'° +garage 714-499-3217· 213.703-0230 no pets. lg sund~cll, 2 br. 1 a. pool.1250 mo. ~ -.;:.. • _ _.,.... Kaysia&. r.iOI Yaceu. IM2-4.330 . •HJ:E~~ERS• ' 75&-104i.673 llrJO 64.M08410am·7pm. VIEW 3 BR. 2 ba, c.rpU. °' m4WPIU•l 5'41-1111 ul Ton•~ 5 lBt ga 11 atio d.r,.. bhas. Sup. to N'B!riocean911 3br%ba ~OIWCU -----.,.---~c ate 3 br home. Harbo r Vu Hme s -l.Wurwla.llH 352 CosteMncl 3124 bltW, r ~· ,:;;hfks.rM held. -25 mo. la 109 pr. rllr'D.. illis 'a.,s300 wk lwnt, .. cpts.dills,dblaar,fncd Monaco.2Br+den.2.Ba. ••bd.•••••••••b•••••••I••••• ·~··••••••••••.••••••••• orpeta.~OVictona. atthSt .. Mi-0117 . Jv.bJSept..6'13-567i ... _..,....,._ Q;:; ...., ffl~ yard, cul-de-sac, cloee'to t&OO. Call S49-875S. 2 . 2''2. a, t>nl' gar. LA MANCHA AYTS 646-3197 8ri&M _. dM!er7 eew •••••••••·--·-·•-•• beacb.Llle$395.536-ZJ75 pau o, rrplc , No pets · 3Br, 2Ba. paUo. ~-or 1"rn. slUctio. w/1tit. 1n CllftcellllkaSo.411Coast l.DvMl 12JO,OOO, s yrs al \;,. ..;;M"1t:ony 4-br. -a tu~ M.&••oa YIEW ltvlne $425/mo 581.fllSS Large 1.2&3 bedroom Large 2 BR duplex, P' • mo. ~wa ocean • bay. Lag.u.a.a.. ~laae to bd1. by Rwy Antla.l>le DOW! ur ... fullJ .etW"ed. Rep Bri. :~t ., -,.-.,-,., iiifl&-_. _ garden apt~ Dshwbr, .•...i~ ....,.,1l) -~ _,.,_ _67J.~ ....... 1l me~. nu ·-"---see t.o 1.. ;,•" n...a •223. cLof,.aily ba Landmark Home. ... .,. cheery, ., on, ' ---· "tiltllr.eMt gar.l(IB'""'bbq. ,.._.,.__... -. ..-r-. -u • .....,---: C -,...~K 11; -. ... JA CUstom cpts, drps, clean l·sty "Monaco-Plan". Ll'i 3 bd. 2'i bu W / al· Pool Gas Pd. m ·seou drps. bltna, adult., no Newport Sbar.s steps to LARGE SHARP% B1t l ~eclale. all IA• a 1°"' r-V. ·eoc UllllU. yard. $650 Refs. req. Totally fresh, move in tached scar. doOr oper, Pl 642·5'Y73 pets, $325/mo. '42--0R6S beadt. a br. % h 41ip(a. Ba ~ to Wada.. szn m-Z3iy eo.t.e Mesa.Ca ..... Call 968--9921. • ~~month view.. pool, t.auna. trash after 5 PM 282 E. 16th St. Jrl7 lse. '714 l-..n wti: A nit Aul. flTJ.Trt.l .. TIE llT'l'D ......, to"-sns • --1-..... 3244 Agent640.5560 comp. Ana Hllls. S44~. 2 Br l ba. 1 story, ahag, 'n• .. bd 1 ,_A rt r ,... ..... b I ''"" •••••••••• ............. . ......,._ 63'1-8828 D1W. drps, patio, fprk ........ ae ~ • ""' pa .._, 4 .,. . %11'1 a , ene · Balboa rsrand. •••••••••••••-.••••••••• -C-n Beware!! ~ms2c61o5g0s. garl d eAndl.ta. ~01"mpooo. 8731. A!!totno pet.a o.tlo~ ... -. ~~ blk. 2 ~.;.;i1•0 8 llkD •.JA-«EHT ALS be Core you pay some Avail Ann . l 2 bd, I ''2 ba, -... E ..,, ..._.. bdl. .._, J • ·~ .,,,,,_, u•.r~ -...__ ~ lll. :rtd • Jed T D. ·,. -Credit oi:>problem.. ~:~NAcloJN°r{ .. ~~I~ ~\'.~m l:c~P't0~1td :k~ 11)538-84-06 2 Br apt, family complex. Wtrlmt 2 bd, slip••~l. Nr Charmin& completely 2!1-12Jl:_ft 7Jl.o4271 .2BR,lba ....... -.. $425 3 BR, 2 Ba ....... $500/640 3.BR. 2~ & ......... $625 4 BR, 2'h Ba ..... ~/640 4To5BR, 1,.lt'Jba .... $1675 ~BR. 2\12 Ba ....... t600 San Joaquin Townhome. golf course view, 2 BR. 2i;, ba & den. t600 mo. CONSUMER'S GUIDE. s;:B5./mo wkdys 964-1741 MESA V,ERDE bome al· $27S. mo. 2208 Colleae Udo shopphtC 13 ·1770 lam. zBr. lBa. dp6ix apt. .a..• 11• .. Arranged by Many have a.nd are glad eves962-0001 mosphere 2&3 br dlx Ave, #3642-9760. . '73-2128 stps s. bayriew s-andedl. ,,_ ,._ , CoutHome Loans they did!! Save lime, gas ,apts, no pets. S4&-l034 2 br, 2 tia. 1aragt, water ~tier aeatm 2caa-sar, w•tobdt. ~ U. &money&onfee. -L-~ PEit IC pd. Nopeta. Qulet.tults. ninorVldwo wk.81U636 w.rt.e~ OOY~.~~~H? I OOO's of R...tals! Apartttttnh RarnlllfK'V SU H E 1570 Coriander "D". $280 Ml...-rt 67"6'2 1(IDS..PETSWELCOME ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Lockedgar.w/lgator. M9-l240. Avail now. sioeo mo. r-Kome pwaierao.ts e..lbool.&c.d )706 •D/W, patio, lndry rm aBr,ZBa, •· Spac. 2'·~ ba, .;icety hara arrui••Hast. 64M900 ••••••••••••••••••••-• •Special cabinet apace 0-Polftt >•26 ~abarp.yrl;ylle. LalMDa bome. .Catalina OC AMPOIT Borrow $1000.. $100,000 ~n 7 days 9·7 2 br apt, summer or yrcy •Gas heat, gas cooklDi •o•••••••• .. ••••-••••• vu. Wafk t.oka404-7GO #I LOCATION 11exible terms, past On So. Bay front. No pet.s. gas hot water all tr~. SPARKUNG Clean t br, 9 ~·:i:uait. San Clemenk. 2 BR ~--Exec. Off. avail. credit no probk!m. Ca.II Avail. July lst.675 1745. •Adults. nopels . blt.ns, nr. ocean. S250, No do_,..__. --a I• 87MW mnoobllption. 1 Br $270, 2 br $310 kid.a/pets. 493.7231 afi ...__... · w•~r rarn, ...,.,... • STERLING F'IN. SVCS Costa Mno 3724 Month to month SPM PaftLUti~,,,,_.,,, ~-walk to beach. 1160 per '-"'" ....... 4450 7L4~1BW<bkr> ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2323 Sl~~4:.n7~~· c.M. Yrly, util me. slpe 2. ~,..~:=-~ .. 11 I. r ~--····-··-'L' L T_. $50 WfS( Ir UP .,.._. ...,,, l bd. newly decor clean,1 -• ~ .--.. Studio, I bedroom adlts. rel" dep re<! $275. l211l5tbSt, NB. 4G&UXIOfCS De"5 503! PARK UDO Maidservice.1>00l Lite, bngbl, airy & new 2 833-9703 A&L.Gu...zu..tl8S.l711 V..._lr p I .4251 Cont nn .. 11ellt 25. all ......... _. ......... . ......,6N rt Bl c M br & 2 ba. rrplc. i>ool & ., bd 2 ba ..._ ........... ··-·--··•-••••• .. panekd, sm. wM4! loll re· Lease 1t now! 3 BR sp ill· """' ewpo • 1acUUJ. Adull.a. no pets. tW ... • leedl 3140 ,. · ,...... __ .... ar. 1 or 2 yr . lew Lake lev~ avail. 1mmed1ate· S48·9'755or645-3967 548-0421 •••••••••••••••-•-••• ,cbald/p el$. 2 adll LAGUNA BEJ.Cff <Xean Forest area. 9'ent ly ! Comm. pool. ~nve· Nice<l br dplx. Qwet. Sep SHARP. beach. 2 Is a BR. $620/mOUtil I.Del S11-07'49 ~~ ~-~ topef'bc.t;ll 3 lfar1ons. nienl l o sb_o pp1ng & bygar.Empl.olderadll 1HFAMTSOHLY frpl. d l~hwash er. La:rge2Brapt,adtts 1714_1 ~ 714·581-i:m Woodbndge 3br, l '~ ba beach. A Npt. address at No pets 548·1021 2 Br from $210 mo + util. garage, paUos,,96G-23S8. only Patio. pool T h $'75/mo . .(G·29) . No pels. 2450 Newport ~.,,_ ou"' POJPUec-AC'R"'""AJ ~~~7ouse. S4lO mo LynneValenLme~ 11ulli14oaleoch 3740 Blvd.C M 2Br,c~ldrenwek:ome.no ......-0.1.N. Hawaii ~nf~nv pen· 54tt9111ft ~1448 aft 6pm '------ Wl:HtllalH lttT.D.'s, .. WT.D.~ P'aire8t Terms amce l:94l Wiii' Mt9. Co. 64J..2171 . 545-461 1 ~~:::.'..------·i---------•l n••uuuu•uuu•u• pets, sta.rt.lnS at. s;M5 sno. • thouse. 4 br 3 ba. jae. in· Sbowptace of town 5'302br + fam +dine l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j s;BS. 1 Bdrm, Hu.ntmgtoo Central lo<: 2 BR l Y2 Ba, 84&f80'1 s-a.-• ll76 atde condo: YantHt1c Mea.Verde Dr. Plaza Gar. Fee. 557-0824 S R Landmark. 6 mo lse near new townhouse. • --·-••••-·-coutlhw Ir sunset riew D25 llli!99 Ye* Dr. E.. ftaittd couple baa moae' •HOMEFINDERS• DOVER HO ES . Coat.s&Wallace.962 4454 Fncd)"ard.wrcond . .$345 l' .... ___. la!k.19 2 Br. Ille potdt, ..a to 1l4/-4111U911 CM Lolmd.lsUi.2ndTD's · mo.645-46Mevs ~WftlU ~ bc!9etl fenced 7.._ ta2.S ---------1 SC-ct.Z3 .t.•en• 1 ...... _..._. Beaut1rully decorated 4 ~ceSS for Lease wilh 5 Hewporte.och 3769 New 1"2 bdrm luxury EYCS4-«UI . CoUaae By The Sea. 8J~~~~~~~~~~t---:~,..~~"~""'"~..,.:::.::·-~-:- bdrm, 2"'2 ba, ram rm, nr bedrooms. 3'"2 baths, ••••••••••••••••••••••• adult apts in 14 plans ' weei. mo or yr. All lit TD sao,.oeo at lO'i 1>QOI, tennis, guard gate rounlry English estate.---------NEAR NEW 2 BR 1 BA. from $290 +pools, teo· Oehae3bdnn. Kross st . 7Sl.f'100·0r Pll 8'l:M061. EJSIDE C .1111 . Sbops. Well . secured Propert: 3650/moleasess9.5229 Pool, ja cuzzi. just re· • upsla1~ apart. Nr. S. ms. waterfalls. ponds ! from «UD Concrete P.O. Box lOM. Npt Bd•. olfc's, ~ • .-..ale. valuesioo-· .... -589! 3 Bdrm, l!h ba Condo New c pl/di'ps, W I D hkups , p ool. $47~. 833-9100 days, 836-0656 ~ves 1'495. Deerfield Condo. :S BR 3 Ba, OR. FP, gar op decorated but musl Co asl Plaza and Fr_pm San bMco Frwy 5teps to be1cb dttks, CalCIMO JPl'~~---~~Fr~ . .!-~Ml-=~13'~9~1==::-::=-~--:-·-:-:..,..::--=--: .move. Take advantage or n~e· Woodland Vig 0 /W, mce dnve North on Beach to pr.ace, refrig. s:m1mo. ..n:n.,nnytT BLVD C M £AJlN Ul"I> OD lit T.D'!-lhis I.OP tlotch offer. Call cpts & drps. t st. last $150 McFadden then West on B J • Auoe Broker» i bdnn mouot.aio eat>• 1~v _1 ~ 4950 Over so•:. eq u ity for viewing. M0-53.S7 or dep Adults. no pets. Call McFadden to Seawipd 79l-D serluded Bll &ar area. fl 494; H.sdlstylllU"l'7~2816 64&-.'q70. 546-5880. ask for Leslie Village. (714>89G-Sl.98 ... • , t $40./day 3 clay min. _SCl.~_· __ • __ _..;. __ .., ....... & CIVIC CINTa .... --••••---· Palm Springs Vacation pros: IOO ... P'l. El P•r •t Ontu BIG'' --ge3Brtownhouseapt, MEAllEACH Nf&lw Fue ~O $2'lO./WkSlpat0,556-143' r•lM.Ani.LA1C.lAp·ji'~•m•:c.i1!tl-•mh/ "21' 2 ba. rrptc. patio, garage. THE EXcmNG Condo GD Jiil9a.ioa Hills OmJiDo R.eal h-oal. San Lolf & ..... •= • Quiel complex. Adults. BRAND NEW. Spack>w .......... ~ ......... 5• ec-&IJClab.988-5430. 0--te. 5eitaele for ··---·-••••••• ~ rr~ ·~ $400 64.,3381 delux.e3~•8t.Allbitn1. -----~· n&a.la&Uet•Gllce. ._ .A... 510 3 Br. 2 ba BeauuruUy dee. LEtL 1 •• no pe ... · · ,,. or frplcs, gar. lge yd. 520 M.IJll1JT2STO NPT .-.... bW.. .-mo -~ r•lh C omm t>O OI. leonis "41rwillDl'fC..ter GREAT RECREATION : 675-5949 Yorttown . Just West of 8CB. ............ 4ll0 ;'.-049 . .. . ---•••-•••• cowu. $S50 mo. Grdnr~~~~~~~~~~J Swimming, saunas. 2 2Br. upstairs. or shop· Beach Btvd. 111).2219 M Bedl..1.li281L ....... --·----..:::.::...:::.:;; _______ ICm w-. 833-:tm •ncl Can be lse/opt. LUX TOWNHOUSE ll~lth ~lubs. billJards. pm~ Very clean, neat, 536-1718 lnJm$23l.luip. •HOll.ESHAJIUMG 7SZ-0283orS49·7751 Agt. 3 Br. 2i.li ba, view deck. o1gbl-hgbted tennis avail 7 /l. $230. refs. Adub.PloPm SDVJCE courts Pro & pro shop. adults. 643-0983. 2 bdr. Z ba, condo. pool. Ull Kesa Or. No Fee! TU P1acc4 ForLease·lmmedoccup (rplc.Stepstowat.er.32' golfdnvingrange,parly carport, adult.a only. 08*aE&atoCNewp)rt ~2'M Uruv. Pk. Very clean 2 pvt slip avail.able. $765 room 2 bd 1 bath. carpet, oew $310. 915-D'T Blvd.> l>lon' 3 br, 2 112 b.i. fam lse o r lse opt. Call F'UN ACTI VlTIF.S drapei. garage, adults. Sfi&.9880 ..aSILICTIVl• rm. End unit townhome 1>42·3033, after 7pm ts -"' '>19 M t.e 1!:59. Spadous % Br. oew Cain _._._ 67"l2L5 Fullume director. free no pe .,......, " on M"' pa•·o. 2 1t•.1-OK •-... A 00 • r~ $540 m o. 552·9444 or -""--------• Sunday brunch. BBQ'~. Vtsta.83H?997 ~~-" --.. v l'llC •4le.'6-7464 ~-5631> SEAVJEW. 3Br beauty, ..... ,..,,,.., .... •-0 ••••-uuuu *iiBAAEAHOllE• .... I T trips , ~art1es . sport 2 bdrm newly renovated WALK TO BEACH. 2 BR Roomw/ld&.eieneUe . Go see W s! 3 br. 2 ba. comm poo ennis . toumaments&more• Near Nwpl. & Bay. No l50•eek"up. Newport Bea~b. Ocean· .... ••••••••••••••••"• : M lriab 1e~r lrplc. d.ab whr, k1da & $900/lse 8 EAtmFULAPTS pet.s/cltlldren96S-3636 dplx. all new, atove. 5494155 ftont. 3bdr Yrly . DDw'MoWD C.ll. Pnme Uoderlyrold.Notag; pets ok. $435. 964.2566 or BellyGrubbRealtor Slngles. l&2 bedroom&. r e f na. rantaalic Waab/DrYeT. f'em pref. tonti•.$!58-. Vic Cameo Sbrs, Cdl 97J..29'll Agt,nofee. 644--0818. Furn. & unfum. Models "THESEVILLE" hideaway, pvt focddeck AmbHIMor tnn in Costa '7S-2!186 )41-34t\or~32'10 Call642-1729. open dally 10 to 7. Room 2 Br w/gar. adlts. cpts. ~!elcome. CaL OK. Mesa. 2%17 Harbor. Qm. ..... Wcmt.d 4'fG a.EWA.RD! .-r .. -e mate Servl.,.c avail. No drps. range. fncd yd _,."',,.. tr-ii... .... ,_ .......... " ........._.. • l•za .. 7 -.... & I Br Orangctree cond r 1!xec. coodo. 3 or 4 lowet level overlooking br, >-'.a ba. frplc. family stream, tennis /pool rm. full rec. fac1I. $650. $325/.IJ'IO. 673-3313 or 675-8111 PLAZA HEWPOIT Bluffs, 2200 sq. ft .. 3 Br, REALTY 975-0616 Cam. rm .. pool, view. fn5 Mo. Agent 644-0134 3 Br. 2 ba, frplc. D/W, walk to beach, pools. ten· nis, SS7S. '" d sz .,.., ""'__,,._roocns. ..-~ ----•.••••••••••••••••••••-GreJtt Dane. 1 yr! tease reqwred. Sorry. w /patio. wtr P 95 Huntington Landmark MANY witl:l kiLcben. To Prot~onally Find ~ m1nlled lady would blue/grey. Please ca adults only, no pet.s. 2619 Santa Ana Ave. condo. 2 br, 2 ba. wet· phonr • TV. Swimmmg THAT BlGHT PER.SON like hse NUiDC cc rent ... 1003"1. 709. Oakwood 636-4l201-5 -bar. gara&e, MW. macy =:,;.ii)~"--:_~~; -Ol.uis UHuMrrm yrrnd, lr1 lBr & ba pvt . Garden Aparbnef\tS ~· 3 QR 2 BA. lower, extras. Adults, $'2:S mo. •7 ..., Uk ··--~_.___._ run.~ Caayon or Oen SCRllUTS d rt ""° 3094 rMel s&artillg fl"OCll 16-1 a ...-~ ~1--.._---~ v 1·~ on-~mkr non· .,...,_. lncW..__ new ecor. carpo . no ~ week ~ ~ ~-• 880lrvmc1a\l7lhl pet s . 1021 Valenc ia. BEAUTIFUL-ZBr . nr · f45.4S40 ~13tS-CelS1t da1Ua'IWJ&rdl 640.8544 ....... 645-0SSO ~ 2'hr SY(' ~WU-1 H _.leedt/5-ttl park&: beadt, yd, gar. ·--------i _ •-170016th St EA.STSIOE 3 Br 2 Ba, no $320mo.627...,8'h5'. Middle a1ed empld Roommate to share. de· Mature female. U€l grad Boltro-U-t-pets. $390 184 Zlsl St , women wants rm. NB. I.wee 28r. 2Ba fllnl apt. student. Anlbropology. Tumor -Demote - t Dovl·r at 16th 1 .mul July I. 546-~ l bloclt Crom "beach. $255. exch&e hskpo1. (714 J $160 + utiJ. 548-0088 lftk& reuoaably pvt . OUT of DEBT 642 8170 mo. 1 br. tba, Crplc. 208 !18).2356 . _ ··--, .-·~ Sisn 1n a loan compa1 WOODllJDGE Duplex 2 br. l ba. wshr/ 19tb Sl. 962·8847 or SbarebffmCdM.doseto -r--t;'occ••·--•fi 5 ... y wmdow: "Now you c., dryr. stv, ref rig. grdnr. ..L ... T··-'--•pts 835-0211 peger9373 Beaat. room. pnv. bath. bch, $150 + at.ii. Pre• from t. Sin(le. R.e13 borrow enough money 2 BR + den Kitchen malure adlts. no pets. ~ wnnaeA Employed. matur mat~lady m-tli58lll San Diero l ·~-8604 get ~dy OUT . Marina Really 642-8850 nook wtgorgeous view of sns.1mo 517 Bolsa ~wpt STErS TO IEACH j I '/2 Ml~ leoch lluuti!MI• persoa.. sue>+. Lapna. wtd}'S, 'nmlyno DEBT " lak e Develop. incl H~s548-504J 3Br,2ba,PerunS650 t._,.atD' 3142 494.7346 Bat•1&1.,ahare3br,2ba ---·-----super rec. fac1l1ties SUMMER REHTAL 3 Bdrms.1"!1 Baths wflDA)eJfem. Sl4% mo. Need 1 Br Apt "' Hunt i-"ound t ruig 10 Me w spa & beach. t600/ Mo Big Cyn townbome, 3 BR. ••••••••••• ·-··~··•••• Rm. fem only LaM 11. V. Util incl. 67J-8Q2. Bch. by August 1 Not Venk uu. Owner 1de tG·Jll fabulous view! Full sec., Bayfront. 4 BR. 2 ba on flreplaces Patios. Condo. Oen. Studio type aru SUIO/l:DO. ~~ l!IOO. Mat11re work bl daimS56--21M RANCHO pool & tenrus. $850 Mo. b1gbay. SBSOWeek Dl.sbwashers. DisPosals Walk to bdl. $325. <2131 g.ooee Roommau wanted to inf adlt. Pleue call yt.o UH JOAQUIH Agt 759-<nrl /640.6500 l..aundry Facilities 319-3'09 9ll0-1830 sbaff JBI", 2.Ba condo. 53f.Oll04or SCl LS'J1 Lost · 8lk & wbt Male<' 2BR+den.Adultonent Supe r view·, security, 1875Mowo•iaSt. Im. 3144 ~ .. ~T9., .. ! ~ SJC. 4G-632t .. .._~ ..._..1 wv~n:~~"'~;,Me ••••-•-•••••••••••••• _..i ~.,o N -J . ._.,.,_..,,.... auir: ....... - ed develop. w/pools & pool, t-"'"· 3 BR. Avail. $425/mo 64G-0357 pr v •• a rc 11us m... ...... ~ r.-................ 1 BR condo. "'-"'U • • t -t'"' to a~are 3Br ,. .. =• • -• ·. FriU sml Sbep .. e near I rvine Racq ucl ·u1 Nov. $1.200 Mo. Agent VI.._.... ~ ,.,.,.,...._ " " ~ " Club. Ref'ng, washer & 7 59-0087 640·6500 AC. rec facll., 5300. · bM. SUO/mo + ""util. ·-··--•••••••••-• mix pap, Moffy, crea dryer mcl. .at m 11 mo ,::;~:::::;:~~~:;-;~l~~~~~~-~~I New 2 br. 2 ba. all bltns. S.U:9S48 Room for Rent in prtva ... 2.WI. ... .. ,., Co~' a po o . V I. tG·:J2) Bluffs condo, 4 br J ba, Crplc. encl. gar. patio. •-•act. •• CriM hom~7~_!.tch~ Rm.ate s.o 9bate ~ CM Opp taeN~ SOOS Baker/Fairview. Ptea Julie Van W1eren end unll, fprl. 675-5364. WEEKLY 1ndry rm $350 -,--p vUeces---•••••·--··---·-call Chris. ~-20« 7521414 1'44-S771 3Br ............. $350. TSLMgml 642-1603 •••••••• .. •••••••••••-home. No pet/ hild. DtStlJIUTOl.S 9'1'0-9017 2Br .. . . . . $250 OCEANf'IONT Room tor rent. Julf . 1Sf.974I, 845-1331 eves. u.s TeicU'clo ol UM!•-------- Lovely 3 bdrm 3 ba, den. 12935th St. NB. 2 Br. cpts. drps, kid.a ok, DELUXE Balboa Penia.11la. nr Karen. largeat Mf~ ":f' gi•nl Lost: ~em: Germ 1 l.ogllllo..._.. 3248 canal front home, near 213·966·1711 nopt!l.s. $26S. 1 & 2 BR from M20, utll. beKh. No smokers med. 2B TV' 1 lt' d' Shortha1.r PoiAler, 6 rr ••••••••••••••••••••••• pools & tennis. walk to 645-2274 Incl.~ cookl•I· TV. Pvt en· Avl Im r, ZBa , trl~,.! T:e,t!;I~~~ llver /wbt ticked. C V1ctona·L&"una Be•"l1 beach. 645-9567 or 2 Br Adults, no pets Fu"!1 .,,;,,., tr.we SUS. Avail S.pt Part Kewport.. S'l2S mo area 557-eoll2 house 2 bdr"rrplc oc;~n 5'180747 orunf·Yrly$250 2421 E 2bdrm,1''2 ba,.,._,.poo1, Studio, modern batb, 'alao.l7).441t lDCUUl.640-0629 Mesa area. l~tmn'tu ..:.;..__· _____ _ · · • i6tb N Hts 646-1801 car port crpu. drJ». paneling. set11red hy inventory· Found Large Sbeph~ ;;w~ lO beach. $650 Steps to beach, deluxe JBr . · 645-5088 •alk to bob.. co kjtch. 11W PeMauia Point. pvt enL Studio room. faniabed. We w1U partially finance mix, brn/bik M. \ . bome.'375/mo ~nts 2 8drm.2 bath, 1l50sqft. paid, $170. bt & last. Room+ ramlly rm, TV. tmne.~~· n&)\t tndi•d't. O.ll ror Bnd1mnt • Yortt~ 4 BR, den, 2 Ba , lge yard. 545-8628 Uumrnished End ~a rage . Frplc, 49Hl.S4 ~·;!!*~Jtn.o cook. SJU. lll>9t l2ll>44.2.W3S HB912-W71 ~undeck. view. mo. lo o w /DI ..,"" M ,._. .,,,.._ • .,.. ,.___,. NWPT HTS, 3Br, 2.Ba. lrg ••••••••••••••••••••••• / • .....,.,. esa 2 bdr den. ace• riew "" Gar ftA..,...,.. A~ Y Female Irish setter. s mo.$&50.673-34LS fncd yard. frpl. $45-0. Gew'd 1802 Verde 751-8888.9'79-3533 blk 'rrom beack. y~ar 1 r•1 t• -4200 f0..9t!..t 4)50 _._.....,.. .. 51 ~.at Oran&~ & Sat L*fantst 3255 675·7137, 673-4705, o r ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brand nu apl. Avail July. round. IC75 mo. -.7Z87, •••-••••"•••••••••••• ~ ~C111M2-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-8823. 12621 Flower Street, E"''de b h N 494-1561 ··-· ..... ••••••••••• ~ Dew way to own a Garden Grove-Large i oc 2 r. l ya. o ou Tff• B"" ... CK 2 DOUBLE OAR.AGE. llt.h travel e~ncy. Trhel FOUND~ lf'Z2.. Old E On the 1,1te 3 br, 2 ba. ONOCEAN! pets SJ.SO mo. 1-997-4720, 2 n .. -0 1 .. •~ .._~.._ ,... D •"'" "Plaeetll.la vie. CM. $50 ..._ --·roWD ~,, .... 0,.. ... 1 • w /\/C, pvt spa. club" lake one bedroom apartments S48-33S4 t ........ C. ~~t~-1,_ Bdt1D. 2 ba1h. Patio. _ ~ -_, _......_ ,_..MJtii. J-• ...-.,...;; ... - privgs. -.. ... .-1.3889 12SC>2brbeats!Jp.K.id.a& doeetosi.-.ptng Laun· own a.v-, pa ... , nen TV c;~...1 ..i ,......,,.,,.._~., .. ..__. Esp. aol required. vicHBcily bcb.~ -"' ':~~;{::a~~~JIOE d r y f a~7i'1 t1 es . No 2Br, LBa. wood beam ceil· s.450 . 7rly. 7U -IOl, ~.GUorwk..oeu ~om Enclosed ea rage • ~~•tong lr·~ MiMb VMto 1267 children . no pets Call 1ngs, crpts Adil only, no ~ --ttoraie ~H.B . ., .. tom aervkt proridecl POUPtD· l Atam&. O'Wl ....................... On ocean ! $100 refrig. Maryat(714)89l·l01.3 pets.646·1751 BEACHFRONT APT. 2 ONTHE8BACH48drm arbdt-.sMD ~:.~· Cba rlea idmllly bY size. coli ';.~;d~rtJt.~·~ ':'~~U~~~OE 13742 Newland Str eet. 1 BR Bach, stove. refng. story. SIOO/'Wk. Call t -5 home witb pnvacy at OHIA....., 44t0 rnme '·date It locatJ •HOMEFINDERS• Garden Grove. Deautiful cpt.a&drpe Nr OCC. $!10 67$-55.30 -JWIL ---••••••••••.. all DOA 1$1_1!111 ~ell R.B.P . two bedroom apartmenls mo. 557-4238 l bed.room. ~ block from IAYA9C>tn' OMCIS DllLD NtU ~ 3 br, 2 ba, lrplc. r n ex<' t' I I en t beacb KUthea PIG WATERF"RION'THOM€S Aril ESTABLI SHED FOUND: Ilia&. Reube d9hwht, kids• pelS ok S..C1-... 3276 neil(hborhood Private Westside 4-plex l br, • • • Pl-LG> c__., VW.ae·New ol· BUSINESS OF YOUR Helt. pmtfttjkle..Ada• Avail. n ow . 1435 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• paUo view from lovely 9Ct1ove. rbefri~.h caryor~. -~~USJ ~u• Clea lrooa 300 sq ft· ONN -··· lnCll.l/2'2an-..adDO 064-Zie6,aat.no ree t.te ocean view condo, kitc he n ; enc losed ose lO us,• oppi.ng ..... .,,..,..._.. _...-r faala•tt~ vlew1, ta ... .._ 38r,2\o\Ba,2cargarage. garaRe S. p ool . OCC.$2256734&22 •••••••••-••••••-Nii!('" 0~:a::r~~ p•tloe·park l •I A • ...:.--------•tawport .._. 3J69 2 palios spectacular S320/month Coll Mo ry at d bl PAIK HEWPOIT ' iii. · ~ tncludecl. 2*11 Prime re4,alt claaaic lit oun4: While fem: •••••••••••••• •• ••••••• vlew $425• mo. 491)-2168 014) 891·1013. a BR 2 Ba, cpl.s, rps. tn Bit • Otll Curt. 17J.IA'73 l..afaye-tte Ave.. N. 8 . &bu~ location ovct JIS S•moye41. HllAtlngt Adorable Penln Point stove. Nr OCC. $32$ mo. Bactllelor•. 1 or 2 --,rs.OwnenchooMlcf"'. 8 h VI ... _ h hoaM wftb lotl Ot space Lmdoas3bl', 2 ba, ~ea ~P•••ula 3807 557-4Z18 Bed.roomallTown.bu\ilMe SJIOIWIC ...... -Utt & wJU wrl~ thla c ' c ..... ec ror funUy or 3 singles. v 'e w s , F r p I c • 2 _ ..................... u \al 2 bd S260 mo 151 from saa.s. GLimvi..-~!12 .. tl bl _., ..._ Jl. d1JL ofc. W. run • profltabtt-en-Adami. 95l5G TtDa one won't lau1t tong. ba)coniea, $500. 492-m.s '560. Lovely lurge 3 Br i!'!t +':cp No c~IJIC'U. ~~t~:: P~f· ru:-~1 P'IJ«OC,!::Y .!!,lfO'rC'\ler _. ~ CM~m '150 ~ Lotol sumlncr J'OWJd ; •Al'Oberd m 181'5 Mo. O.ll Red Hill blt.M. fplc. Cloee to bch, Ada / lb bor 688-1m IOCiaJ f 111 • ~ ,,_,. -· Hun&. mo. auui540--ancome. lrDmedla.tely blkltae. docS..s Lail. Ra.h,y, Mk roe Marlene. Huit brand new \tl·levd. shops, d lnln& Yrly aft.5rN r •--'-~t r....n: leanb . Wa terhon' ~· amk _...., C M r.i.u.b&e Vic tm.-.UI $52-'1500 a8r,3ba,fatniwn~c Adl&.a.U3-330'7 .673-7077 loQ.llua 91>111111111-1• -........... deck.4carprlm&,wat.er -2 bdr mt'loeed 1.,,1 •• Jaland..J-'-w6,.. loeatlon . Otlu tc t.Mk,ttock•barrclln FouDd.SmlkottilbT . For IM. btlUI 48r C'.'Otldo. vtew.. "50,492mll Lovely 2 Br $400 mo yr. bit-iris. Luundry, qulet at. JC*ldn Hl:O......., Pllcie2 waft,'°' ba to Mb a..uoa..ble. 548·%103. dll&tial U.. ~ ot • rt er. bl Ir , II. V I pool.~cuat.sauna,ten- 3 BR 2 U... view home, ly rrr1 211 Cypres1 W/Sld~ Adull•. $250 (714U44-tftO ~a.~ 1 .. ._ mtOnn&eAve,SukeE, newlOJT' l~.810.000. Felr•law /lenflo l ma. ~/mo. 631-49.'33 ti~ area, overlook· 536--ti6 -7~1 S.S22 dys. f73-8364 ~· Lovely la.tlS 3 Br \Ill CM IOO tq ft.. aln\ park-_U1_50Cll _____ _ 3 bdrm, 2 ba. )'f'\y. Avail ~marine. ~ mon· SELL ldlt tterns wit h a eves bh.nl. f(>k. Close to bd1. MCff ,.P'f . ..., '11cfl I•&· SUSI mo Call NUMBE~ ONE toand: !:.\::'bow laUMd. '500./n>O thf,. Ownrtag\. 4911 0660 Dally PllotClasslC1cd Ad Jt.vt aomelhlng to sell? 1boJ19 . d i11 lnJ. Yrli'. ,.,..... .,,.., " Dilll bdr 11Urtt2t, •ft f pm or ~ITL1D ~ J /Briat 113-1305 tdys>.-.3S23 <e~l 842-5678 Oustfledad.ado1twt-U Adlta.DN30T:l1J.TOT7 l'fe•'°'' 9,.4.~ "'ends. 67M1t0 '71-UU ..._Qlt ~--~---- \ . -. • , . •• ... • • & • .. -.... I -I • ' I . ,. \ .. r l ;l t l : r .. } . ; - t • • • .. • . . . . . . •' 08 DAILY PILOl G ... • .. <11 ... 1: .. 1ii"~""'•1:•.1~1• ... i• "'-I .) I ; .~ ~ t J I I • tm I tJ I • <I • •.,.me,..,. c-lit/C~ 8ectriC1t ... .,.. tt1 hde•tn1 , Ha••dl'ill J , ..... /f' .. rt'"J , ..... /P.,..;'9 ::_::..., ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 8 & J AJ>pU1tnce Setv. Found1'lloo1. teialnlna tlit• ..ct lledffc Gener '1 Han~ man . Roee~tie's ttouaectean-Brother and al5t"r leam. 1')ne Exter PatnUna by lnt/Eict p11tnt1n1. h1ch tw Roof For i.e.. TRIP CllARCE $10 walla. blocks. patlos Uc 32'11J6 ~4 Palntlnf. carpeotry. In&. Refs. rea80n. Own wltl\ references. will R. Sinor St. Uc • lr1s. Try quality. Reuon pnce11. Call Anyum, 2ai!S Mam.SA 55&-8241 L.ic'd. tooliog. masoory. Any trans. au .. (403, 645-34.39 clean your home Oepen me. 836-MSS24 hrs. clean work. Free est SS.-042'1 1 ' S&lM22 957 OUB ELECTRIClAN·Pnced home malnl~nance or re dable. truatworthy and Cat')' Ftanklin 642-0203 CUSTOM CEMENT right-free estimate 00 modellnr projects. J . Carpet cteanlng._wln; exp erlenc(ld Before ~OUNGMAN.Syrsexpr or526..Sl5 Sewfac)/Alht•tl-Atpb9ta.paln Drtvcways,clrconcrew. laraeorsmaUjobe. Waual\.631-2233 dows.oveoa.wedo1tall. tAM or arter 3PM. It\ wallcovenng Free ...................... . .......... ... .......... expo 11 e a a r cg 11 t e , Ucensed 6'73--0359 , ~Moppet.a 546-2393 988-9024 ests. 645-3576 Andy. Pawting your home. apt. AlU!nJtiooa. late en!. ts •Save Money• wttfllstpoods. Jo'ree est l ... r.f ~g . or offi~? Call "Local urlY AM h1"8 rqr ~klllg Dnveways•Park1ng lot ~1342 Wknd electriC'lan Need ....................... Walls, ceilings. Ooots & l•lilc•lncJ WE WILL PAIN't AN Color" ror free eaUmat· I Edn e:l1 3476 •Repairs •Sealcoat1n1 extra lites or outlet.a? OCC Student 1 Ton truck. windows cleaned. Call •••••••••••••••••• ••••• AVERAGE HOUSE ex-ing sel"V. (714 )842 9259 peiop e. a. · . •L.ic NB. CM S&S Cement work, aU type11, CallNalm.~3927 Trash. tree tnm, Ron atter6PM.Me-614S terior, 1249, Aver. 4-unit fRe ~phall 646 4871 -cals "~~.~~Ol'o~~k-~~yls utt -l . 642·S703. 979-&489 SU ... SHl ... E Al.LS Dl\I e · 1 t L. !" d 5 cape apt. eic:t. S37S. •348935. ......, ;a..,.w ....................... . ~......... ...... ......, • __ ._ ,... ,... • eason. price s. Pree 547.7334 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIC 1 N ~R.,alr c:o..trad •••••••••••••••••••••••Lite hauling-moving. The proressaonals an est.'Call anytim~ Neatpatches&textures· c:el. tl:e~ e~°S:i ••••••••••••••••••••••• «' ~ERNFENCECO. Garage-Yard cleaning. home and om~e clean-646-7070 Prol patnllilg Ext" mt. Rt&EST. 193-1439 •o'--welcome. ,..,,,....,7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. ~w· "---1" .. w t 11 " ed Low rat.es Refs Free J ""' ~-.irV Mobile Bicycle Repair Al H J Huff & So ood & Chalnllnk ~rates 642-07~ u... e ar~ u )' i~aur Landscaping. Tree lrim· t 536-47e0 ~W ---------a.fl S Your Home. For Appl Remoctel~ddltlo~s. Uc1'3'5-1Sl S31H837 CHEAPEST hauling in -~your se(\'.ice. Fr~ ming. Clean-up. 8 yrs es . • P'l!?-lllll~•:lb!ill.•1~a ••••••••••••••• T ~:... ... .:..;..._i119 ______ _ C.Sll891-14SS. ---64S-4644or548-4!Ml. Gca••' town. Fr. ests. CHEAP! estimate.S40-=952S exp. Free est. Noboru. QistomWallpapering !~ .................... . .. _._ __ ..,~~:-Llcenaed&Bonded. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-2995or~1J80 DIRTYWJNDOWS" 848-4043or897-2862 Allworkguar Free.e11t. Any plumbing. Water -.. __.......... c """" """ .. 158 serv. le&ka. bathrm encl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •VERYLOWPRJCES• ALLLuu• lnt/Ext. home or orfice. .,,,,..... ceramic tile Rea•. DATA PROCESSING REMODBJMG On Gardenmg MainL Hauling-yard & garage ~77ll 960-SfM4 int. plant maantenauce. p....L...& y-C-......._ 832-34QI Custom Room Adds G ... n 201.S cleanUJl6. Lawn lnstalla· mrrr _ _,... ---------'Services for small bus1· eorge .....,. Uon & removal. Tree 41 tb.lsecleaning per day al Plants below rewl for c-·ali-'-d .nes&e& & professions. Cabinets'Countert.ops shrub removal Rel. tow coel w/experience. ~lt·yourselfers. selec-~· uu& tn resa en-HOMESAVERS Plumb ~~'.;°l31fi~~gS!i:'~t -~~fi~;&'ti~ Ci!:3,·cu!P~~g~~~1~0et Frank Ivens. 631-0384, Free est. Call C~lla tioo & consultation. Call ~T!a~a:~c~t.o~r e:!: ~~~·.HH=~-~~a~I~ Credentiale d readlns. specialist. male. will tutor your home. CO ~ hr. Mon·Frl. 847-t40C Stl'Vlces. 957 .0162 Quality ooc.Quantily 'Rl"\ltctn:g: Stt'~• u ~005.9... ,_ -S48-2'K9 -In Uving Color. 640-l338 ferences. Uc II 320881. serv1ce. BolA. M 1C OK. Wm.B.Allderson·Bldr GeMnllS..-.lcff Ha .. edem .. ng Housecleaning .& ban· t1111awy -~ --G.u.u:. IAu.d.. free 979-806Sor847..ll183 ~ftter Free FBt. 631-0361 dYm"n repairs Npt est.'Ted. 636-7085 ·.-~-=a. 8ffered m ~ ••••';;••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '" · ••••••••••••••••••••••• PERRY'S PLUMBING Mg~& fundameatals or Carpenter. Free est. Any Room ~ddlllons & HANDYMAN:Ca~nlry. Wanta REAU..YCLEAN Bcb/CM area. Bonded Bnckwork. Small jobs House Painting. Int .. Ex-We clear any drain or arithn:letidor&wkabeg :oie Job:. Call 1\llan or Remodeling. 31 yrs ex pr electrical. plumbing & HOUSE? Call Gingham cpl. MS-4.123 after 5 or Newport, Costa Mesa & ter Free eslimates~ John sewer anyllme ! Fre e July-3. Enrollment lmtd Tuny 646 8649 w /hard lo bwld sites. ftrs. 847·2787. 557--4504 Girl. Free est. 645-Sl23 weekends. lrvtrte 67$-31?5 eves Beck 645·2161 estimates. Call for . low to 15 pr class. Call Mr. · ' IMAGINATION is our.,._....._ HOUSSCEEPH PaiRtlncJ/P / -..r-t.ext.servmgareafor 7 weekend rate!>. 675·9486 WoU.646-:;349 ind. carpenter. comr:l'I. password. Quall Builders _._, Fioors. carpets. batl\s. __._ ·m or642 1388 r~. No Job too small. 11213494Gordon&44-6881 ........................ walls. 1?8lios, wmdows. Reliable weekly clean-...,.... .... ., yrs. Pror. qu.al work. · 'MtdowC ...... John SJL~or&4S-042S Haul, sklploadcr dump Spec. pnce for vacant re-ing. l lee or hrly. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reason. Neat. Ins. Dave. Roofi11cJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----Call_fornia Coastal trlt. grading, tree wrk. sidences. Georgina at 631·2219 aft PETERS PAINTING S8&842S ••••••••••••••••••••••• Serving CM /NB/Irv./, CottrirMJ Service. New, remodel & demolitioosetc.831·~7 ThoseGuys 974-0810 5. • ~:::"~t~ec!llROllleens"' Custom painting. int & REPAIR & REROOF All_ Reas. Coast Clunlnlf ••••••••••••••••••••• hauling. Free e:ilimates . .,.,.,_,-..,0 " ext. also ~-'lpaperi .. g. l.y p es · s h 1 n g I es Servic-e. ~seu We dings. summ e r Ca11Maxat492-6393 Looting for·a home of lmmaculateCleaningCo. l doexcellel\lhouseclean· """'........, F r e e .. '"e s ~t·. rockshakes-compo·tar. .,_,. 4 your own! You'll find For those who deserve Ing. Fast-IQ'-Thorough. ~ t ~ 1 '"""" Get a clear view rron> parnes. wine tast~ng. Custom Remodeling & many homes advertised lhebesl.759-0377 Rers,exp,trans.631-1711 Pamting. Extr/lntr. Ex· 67S-1338t640--0473Dys. r ieees ·"" """7\1 ··A<iEARVlEW'·eo. Cabana-For The Fine Additions. Call Vin~e for sale LO Classifaedlw • pr'd, honest. neat. reas. NB CM IRV 631-0217 Art of Catenng. 645-9858. Lenbofr & Assoc. 673-7404 every day. ant Ads Call 642-S678 Sell idle items 642-5678 Lic'd 964-100 Dave Wa.ot Ad Help? &4.2-5678 Want Ad Results 642-5678 ...:.....:::..:1....:....-1------ lost&Fo.d 5300 P«'IOMlls 5350 HelftW.+.d 7100 HetpW•ted 7100 HttpW.ted 7100 tWpW-.d 7100 HllpW-.ct 7100 NelpW..W 7100 HelpW..tecl 7100 .............................................. ······················-......•......•.••..•....•••......•.••.............•••.....•.......•...•••..••.••.•........••.....••.......•.......••....••.......••....••• Found 3 mq old male FRIEHDSOFTHE 8eauty'5aJonmCM needs Casbjer Wanl4:d : part ClERKTYl'tST Custodian. part time. 7 ------• ' . "I k Kl..,....E"' "'··h • -hair stylists 65'7o com time, Thurs. Fri .. Sat. & lnd.i I ood •-days a wk. r.-11 67"1"""" EXECUTIVE Genenr Office. mature ~a~ Me~~ v~m~ ;r~~e I ST STEP HOUSE ADVERTISING IDlSSion. 548.3446 . &in. call Barbara for ple~~~ !ann:f:~e'd 6™>334 """ .r _,,, person for n\811 pickup. !)46-6273 Dinner dance at Pavilion Looking ror a career w1lh appt. ~3280 for loan broker farm ---------sort. dislribUt.e. Supply ----July3rd,6.30PM.Dona an excellent chance for Beauty Salon In CM . C"~HIERS So ho k N Delivery person freeway SECl£TAlf rootn. lite custodial f'OUNO Sm mix Pek lion $.9.50 per person. advancement in the ad-needs Wig Stylists. 6S~ -F ~ P 1 7e ~~ ear auto. Avery· freeway at · duties. Xlnt benefits . mgeM! female dog. vie T1{'keLS at door. Live vertising field? Must commission. 548-3446. F /Ume. Good Pay as on s e. S.D. frwy, Mission VieJO Career oriented person. Irvine Ide. Fred S. James Fiowcr &Edinger S J\ music. Harbor Crwse & 'have typing skills. Call Growth co. 5 LocaU~ns CLERK TYPIST single preferred, some &C-0. Insurance Brokers. !)47.2959 Fireworks. us al 957 9300 Beauty Assistant operator We tra1n. Co. Benefits Deli very men for early bookkeeping knowledge. M a u r 1 n e Br 8 d 1 e y · · w I so m c Co 11 ow . METRO CAR WASH Hotel-Sales. Heavy typ-AM newspaper 1n CM. Must s peak perfect 7S2·0990 or 494 -1087 FOUND · Male Pek· Social Clubs 5400 UARTMIHT Manicuris t. Modern 2950HarborBl.CM ing, gen oCc work. 4 Permp/t Must have de-English For a growing E.O.E. mgese. identify collar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-CM/NB area. Call Day/Wk, 4 Hrs/day. S3 pend car & be relia. successful Jewelry Bus --------- " i c Greenville &Jiim--------•I MAH•GERS 642-5381 Cashier-New acct clerk. hr. Newporter Inn. P>O-S3SOmo.646·S844 Applymper5on3800So Generat Office. matatt, Sunflower, 673-nm StHGLE? Coo.pie to manage 6S un· Stock brokerage firm 644-1700, ext 539. Patnna. Plaza Dr. Santa Ana. ca. good typist varied duttel>. F'nd fmle dog Scarf around neck. 17th & Tustin Lab & Setler muc ~-273.1 CalllNTROVIEWforthe its m Garden Grove. On IEAUTYOrHATORS Fastuonlsland. Newport EOE. D&n'A.LA.SST ------• goodbenefit.s.&&2·5997 l II. t •. d . t site full time position. Joan Kent Hairstyles. Beach. 3S hr work week. ERK Exper wrx-ray Ile. for an in e igen "' ascree Call Mike Sullivan (714) newly decorated shop, Liberal benefits. Call CL . TYPIST .. ~abnc Store need9 P tr way to meet new single 752-2809. QUAIL PLACE needs operators w/clien· Susan Messenie. 7AM· Irvine area. Mon-Fri. 4 5 ~~~~fi. Ask for salesperson Tu\fWed/· GIRLFIJDAY people. 752-5411 . MANAGEMENT. tele. Lease or comm. Ap· JPM.644-7040 hrs per day. $3.50 start. Thu r s a ft e noon . Vanety of duties. Late Lost Keesbond Magnolia Eli Rt & It Coast Hwy. HB 6-28 ~ioe 'all 968·n19 a pl.y. 170 E. 17th St, CM. Send qualifications to: Dental Assistant, oral Sur· 3-6:30pm. Calt S-0127 tvning & sh req·d. Some' ArchltKtw ail OH 642-6212 CASHIER Oassi!ied Ad IHOS. Daily on1 N B ask for Jane ,,.,... & f'roied Architect New Customers Telephone. Nceeded for MPilot.. POCa ~~·Costa gery YS.W-6161 _Fa_ct_,_....._W_o_rk_e_rs ____ :~~~~r0f!; !.';~nl~ I m m e d open 1 n g Welcome Sat /SUn for .M. store. esa, · ,,___ ~·r ~7639 EOE. ....................... w /design conscious firm S3 Per hr. Apply 8-S Mon-Dental Recpt. NB Ortho Apply m person Larson ---------.,'ound Sm.all F Schnauzer Schook & located near<><: Airport. Bkpr. FUIJ chg w/consl or Fri. The Earl's Plumb· Cocktail WoffnH ,:Jc. Ortho exp req. Start Entt;rpnses Inc, 18170 Girl Friday. generaf of- v1<: Wes l mi ns t e r & IMtnlCHOft '7005 Min 4 yrs exper. wfvarie-RE bkgmd r;srn dev '" ing. lnc. 1533 W. Lincoln. Schoof ~ at up to $850 642-21626 Euclid St. FV. nee duues. pleasant at· Rot:hester CM 548-7821 •••••••••••••••• ••• •••• NB Mst .__ willing to do A h · h E r>nn k ty of bldg types. Perm · "" · na e1m or P o ne am up lo..,.,,, per . Female to care roe dts· mosphere Must havt.> Fqund gasoline engine Earn HJgh Sch?<>l Credjts· 1lOS w /xlnt benefits & op-gen ore duties. SaJ comm 642-1753 ext 11 Low tuitton. Placement DENT Al ASSIST. a bled woman. Room 1• typing slulls. F\ill lime (lwner ident by manuI. ~ndependent ~tud>:flead· por Phone 751·3853 for w/exp. Resume wtsal assist.751·9194 Solidoppor.1nHB.Upto boardin C M 548.8596 Sa lary stan S7SU . dr. htp & senelll Also Ulg. Math, Spelling & .appt ~7571tol~~e· CSeAars927.1J Box Child Care & Day Camp date. erric1ent. pleasanl 979-3376 date&loc lost.CallH.B StudySk1Us.Openenroll-• ..u. Workers Needed. Prefer Cocktai1Wa1tresses ore & st.arr. No Sat or FISHIMGTACICLE --------- Police dept. SJ6.S62l meol. Total .eost $200. Asst bkpr /rccept. college students. Chris· N o e x p e r' i e n c e eves RDA pref'd. Call ---------•Woolbright Academy 6alboalsland aOATIHG ti an School, 16835 necessary We train 18 848-0234 meet us. & dis-Retail tackle dealer GUARDS l3861 Beacb,fNstmnster. ~7S-3960 • Brookhurst, Fountain OK , food area, Call cussabelter10· b. located in Newport Perm. reliab. Full-time. Found: Poodle/Cocker male. Apricot. So Coast Plaza area. 540-9780 CH•RT Vall Beach needs man for Sh ( p · 891-2855 AUTO BODY Man "" . ey. 642·1225. 3rd I l. /time 1st Asslstant·to learn & con· Dent a.I assist /r ecept. counter & some service shall., Retired wel(»me. nl!!f ..t.L EST .&JE needed. Call 6(2-9373, duct business ~rations ~A litgil1 .. r COLL£6£ GIRL Ftr. Mi.sslOn Viejo.. area. work. Top pay. Chance Car & phone req 'd . AKA A LecfsAlltoBody. &development. full-time Deslpr Exp.on1y495--0223 for advancement. Good Irvine Compleit. Cal~ LICENSE in Anaheim. Boating. Design oMnreet & sub· Bachelor needs hskpr. knowledge of Pacific 833·:J>OO. ext 191 for in-Auto body & paint shop selling and •upervisory d' . . . D Pt C d f 11 DENTAL Assist. pltime. C-Oasl rish1ng_ a must. ·~rv1 Eq a l Op SCHOOL helper. ~·_s937Au3_to Body. ., iv1s1on i~rovement ana . on o. u N.B.·ofc. Xray lie tt<fd. Send resume to Ad #139. """ ew. u por. _ "'" experience d~sii;.abl~. plans. incl ing water. privileges Call for m-Sal open. 642_6880 CtO Daily Pilot. Box _E_m......:...plo......:...ye_r_m_tf ___ _ , d 5 1 , d OFFERS See a Chart u1 e 1n sewage & stor~ drains. tOeervnn1eyw 496-6658. Jim or lS(;(), C-Osta Mesa-CA toun : m tan mix. og. Auto body marine stores. & call interpret survey notes & DESIGMf.tt ,,...,..., -GUARDS t~ound Lrg tan ~og. Shep/Rlrvr mx. Fem. nr Garfield I Main /iil0-5484 s hag g Y • l--em • n r • "IUTW:a (714) 533 1423 understand sub-d1v1's1'on """"'9 ""·11 •-· All Garlield/Main.846·5484 ,.._._ tL-.-a ~ •,-"'"'IR'• · requirements. Addi· Tosket.ch&des1gnlight-ru .,.p/\1me. areas. --s ~•W.rrw'e andexperhelper,quality Bot Wood k Companion,dnver.cook. ingfixtures.Goodmech'l Uruforms furn. Ages 2t C .,. a wor ers. ex-t1'onal eng1·neenng ska"lls Good pay FUii tame fiberglass as-or over . Re t 1 red d t. h · c h "-I penenc cxappren c · •-educat1·on t o be 494-•-'"7 s emblers wanted welcome. No exper _) Found. olhe type, .-em, s hop, gd pay, paid · ed •· tied · draftmg & rendering spaye <s 1tc es), t an • ras ~urse avallab e holidays. tnsur avail, gd Good & be ef A "' ......, slalls req'd. Call July 5. '~11ar "CA5768 M te · I lded k' d F d pay n its. P· evaluated. $9.50 per hr . 6 •. 7th.,•"290l l · _63_1_-~ ______ ..;..p_, necess. Apply, Universal "" ...,.... • a na s prov . wor ang con . en er ply 11200 Condor Ave. T-'-e thLS' ad to Employ· ~· breakfast cook &, • "' .,...,.. • rv1ne . ........ ...... 1•00 Servi-, • .....,, •Small classe!> for Bender Shop. 549·3053. FV ~5211 ...,. dishwashers Stavro s YU RN ITU R E ·off1 ce nuu:u. ""' ~ fOUNO: 6/26, Blonde long haired CockaJ>OQ. 16th Pl, C.M. 642-9187 aft 6PM personalized instruction. · men t Dev e Io Pm en t · C . , Disco Dancers needed al r u r n ll u , e . c 0 m . W. 5th St. Santa Ana. ln- .. Choose own taste-day Automatic transmissions, Bookkeeper. F tr or •P tr. Department. Ad paid by Rest, 5930 NW. st lh~y. Ichabod's in FUiierton. merc1al /t'ontract sales t.ervw hrs !M2 4i l-4 Mon- &rught classes. R & R man. MUST have to work in an acctng ofc employer. DOT005061. NB. $.5.00 pr hr. Call 642·1225. with wholesale des1gn1_Fri_. ______ _ •Placement-up to 80'7c cmpltset.oltools.Exper tocally.Call892-SSOS.. aerlcaJ -COOK-Exper'd IJJ'le cook E.OE. firm Or. Cty area. GUYS&~••s SlSO commission. prererred.548-2288. ~-1.1 t-.1.. wanted for The Place -.-----.----64().8222 .... ~. Bookkeeper. Ptr. days. ~,c.,...... Across The Street From' Diver, expe~1encecJ to ---------No exp. nee. for employ. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spirihd Reader Ull.SSo. El Camino Real .san Clemente FUiiy Ut· For appt 492-7296 RELAXJNG MASSAGE Bob James-Lie Masseur Outcall 9·9, 494-511 1 Free3 Week Sales Traming Cdt For Detalls Jt31·1003 493-0442 Ka tell a Real Es late School 32031 Camino Ca pLStrano "'San Juan Capistrano • AMto Sale.,.rson Salesperson needed for new & used Porsche. VW & RV sales. Immediate opening. Full time. Fr- inge benefits. Call for in· terview; ask for Sales Mgr. 137-4800 493-4511 Summer scb~ol. ages Babys tter wanted sum-~ \.la-12, s wimmin g · 1 w • . Outcall Massage reading Sl30 mo Page mer only. 4 dy eek. girl 973-0329 School Mi 003 · 6, boy 1. Reliable. Call •SANDY'S* ---------i · · Sandi. 833·8312 o r •SHERI LEE• PIANO LESSONS 1_548_·_7_432_. ----- Certified Masseuse Teacher B.A. M~s1c, MA BABYSITTER wanted, House Calls· By appt. Educ . .Acceplmg Stu-over 18• 2 mos child. my ____ 838-S838 _____ ~ dents. 846-1837 .tiome. Approx 20 hr wk. FOXY LADY °'1tcGNMmsoge M/C 731-1561 "* Wanhd. .7075 dystevs nex hrs $!/hr. ••••••••••••• ••••• ••• •• Own trans 6'75·3823 Hous~keeping and /or Baker or baker's helper. coolung. Mature Euro-FUU time. Will train. P tr -pean woman . Xlnt I h 1 1 PREGNJ\NT? Carina. service. 541.2529 c ea n . up e P a so confidential rounsellng & needed. 548-3031 referral. Abortion. adop-Typing service. call Nan·i--------- t1on & keep1ng. cy or leave messag(•. APCARE 547-2563 751-3865 ------- Banking LEHDING..UTFORM SEC:aETARY Exper o nly . Large No prior exper necess. The Hotel Laguna. Ask clean boat.S IJl Newport ';ener•l Ofc work for ment in radio KNAC clot.bing store. 675-7874. entry level position in-for John or Nina. 494·976S Harbor. 673·3980 Chnstaan school. Apply. Gold Rush telephone pro- askror Liior Paul. volves sorting & dis· Draft u· r 16835 Brookhursl. F. Vly. motion S3-S5 per hr guar tributing of mail to ore Coolc. &per'd mg pos1 on open or Book.keeper. F /C, ror ac-personnel. filing & con-Nursing home 549-3061 young person willing lo GetaAL Off.ICE ~~ 2 +p::.u:·P:'!,: ~o unting service . trolofsupplies. learn in.s mall mech Resp .. decisive indiv. PMApply.133tSHarbor Laguna Hills. 30-40 hrs. Cov-c•--&. COOK, S..-'d engineenng ofc. located able to work w 111· t.. .. Su H G G 770.3422 -· ~-._. _,..... In Irvine. 6 mos-1 yr ex· "' Btv.._ ate · or Nopriorexper req, entry Apply, Jolly Roger. 3333 per pref Salary com-supervlsion needed for phones.3().1100 Bookkeeper. Or. Cty ac-level position. involves _Co_u_t_H_w_y;...._N_._B_. ___ mens w texper. Cal l Fashion Isle investment•...:..-u-.... -11-5-TY--U-S-T-,- ct 'g rirm looking ror working w /Computers. ~6241 for app·t. firm. 64().-01.23. """ bookkeeper. Salary com-providing coverage info COOK 1 station now available mensurale with exper. to adjusters. Typing Drapery ta bier & tor General Q!fice for rent. ALSO 1 p /time 7141956·7860 skills helpful. ::rm~~~g·:a~~ ::k machine operator. ~x-Reservations. type, must station for rent. Very OpporlwMty for for Chef. 480 Coast Hwy. perience preferred but be able to meet public & busy shop Easy to bwld Bookkeeper Ad.-.ce•flt Lag Beach. will tram. Paid vacation work weekends. Af>PIY In c:hentele. Tom Rae OPPOllTUMITY + F o t cons Ider a ti on . a fl er 1 Ye a r . Good person. Newport unes. Hairstyles 645-4012 ll you've got il. you have pleese caJI. 7S2·7900, ext COOIC MEIDB> benerls. Contact Coast ll.31 Back Bay Dr. NB 1--__:.------ to GRQW WITH US. Ell· 421>. Eves & Morns. To $4 hr. Consulting. SS7·8866 1---------Hostesses/Cashiers panding Real Est ate Pnrdn..t.t""" 1be Grinder Rest. 1.t/W\ -----=------General Ichabod's in FUiierton. Development & Property -""9 W p ifi C H ..,,., Driver-part time. For de-full or part time, stu· Management Company Propewty&Cos.alty 642.a::i c st wy; NB liveriesoutofeqwpment *Summer Jobs dent.s0K.Call642·122S an l'Cewport Cenler Is ..._...c• Co. rentals st.ore. <load drlv· set! ki n g a 8 o o k · A s ubsldiar y of the Cooks Experienced fry mg record a must. Unit EARN keeper/Oflice Manager Prudential lnsur Co. or cooks. full or part time, edReofAll with experience lbru America. fringe benefits. Appty In ____ 64S-07 __ 60 ___ _ F/S. Mustbeabletohan· l600Dov•St. st.200 person. 3·SPM. Coco's -------... VACATION$$ dle pressure & meet "e· M.wport leach Famous Hamburgers DllYBt~ adlinea. Joln our. yo\lbg E.O.E. M /F U6SAdams. CM u N-_."" Immediately growth oriented com-roen or women 25 yrs or ~ pany. Excellent Salary. ---------Cooks Hinng experienced older Koow the coast {Cler*.s HOUSECllAMIMG HSI UHDA&VICJU o.tcGIMoslOC)e f.or the Full of it! Mature exp. couple to manage 4eluxe annual apts. nr ocean. No child/pets. Xlnt re f's (114) 463-9660 Benefits. Year End aertcal cooks. Good wages. ~II citaes. Net $1BO a week or .tc:&eril Typists lmmed opening ror Bonuses for riabt. In· _a __ 2u_1 ______ , more. Orange Coast 14SWPMI career minded indiv. dlv!dual. *JR. f'l(RI Yellow C&b. 17300 Mt .!~Typists FUii ume. Mon-Fri. Part- tune work avaJI. during week or on Sat. Will ac· cepl students for sum· mer employment. 540-9525 Hmcpr rqr disabled lady. exper. w/car, penn. 5 dys, gd pay. 768·'1926. -Servu>g all Orange Co. 835-7313 wtcomm'I &/or Install-A.C. TAYLOR CO "L C~~f.~. ~~hn l edtn: Herrmann. Fountain "r(ooWPM1 ment lending exper. Re-JMC • •SR. Cl.ml ner shifts. Ma Barker's Valley. (No of Slater .IStatTypl1h .., ----------1Typtng Service. will de· Divorce/Bankruptcy liver. Call 496-3634 any q's good secretariat U betwn Newbop(? & skills. Xlnt advancement ___ ,_4_0-_,_. _u___ •"'ERICAL ·~sT Restaw-ant. 212 E. 17th EucUd) { AccomtMc) c~ =~~~~s~°ha:e !:~ potential.· ••llBA• •• •• ••u "'-All St.C.M.646-4303 --------~~Opt··~ 645-155.1 9Vft•a.AA""~..-Varied jobs with & COOkSWAM'TID u·-nmrn DMV CLBK SerYlce M• wtthoul exper. ln good Brotler "Saute Special-DRIVER {s.u.t.iH HOUSEKEEPERS $SO. day. Action Typing, 960-5419 HelpW..t.cl 7100 White male 34. wishes to •••••••••• ••••••••• •••. meel white female • for companionship. 64.2·0386 ACCOUHTAHT thru F /S. Mfg exper pre- f'd for fast growing new oo. Great future ror the right person, ulAry <>pm. Call (714 ) 642 7840 Keypas1tlonlnnotedept Expr'd on.l)'. No others ~~~ndlngs.callto-ty. Continental ex -Saturday ar· Suncjay WlthorWlthoulStt No exper nee Ftlime. handling OMV documen-need apply. Top wage., perlence preferred. momiogs to deliver Dal· Good Pll '/ & b~ ns · MASSA.GE FIGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCALL OMLY tation.£xper.pref'd. many benefits. 228 MOFEIS Lunch&dinner.Applyin ly Pllat to carriers m Worllwhereyouwunt& Bayview Conv. Ho;J'• l•F•orest-•A•v•e•.•i.aa-·.Bch--• ~8~ oovfefircloead• ~=:~~i~·J;r~ t::= :~~e~a~e~~~ ~~t'TYt~n;a~t s:~~~ ~~~~~~~~· c . Cont.act Bud Davies 141-1234 few ..... redflc: Ctty ... Dr. L.agun..i Beach <NO station waaon or van & a term ius1gnments Hoh A nd IUSIOYS r H 0 N E CA L LS goqd driving record. For day & vacation pay llou.aeJt.eeper. Ue ant D•f':"Nla:hts 557.0061 PLEASEl io!ormatJQOcall642-4321. Hosp1talizt1t1on pluq for .disabttd p-ereon. A "' p u --81 h St N B .. ( R "~J available. PosiUoos avail p/tlme. pp Y •·~er 3 • ~ "'""" re . . . C R I l as~ or any~ e)I NEVER A FEE f/t1me, hve-1n or out. ft..... ... _.___. Mrr'-'-ll'AuaJ n-..... Employer OWlter e p I e 'l me. i I t 0 I Dys • .-....... Acd.Dg Bkkpog F.quaJ Oppor tmptoyer 6~1 2 1.-0 TEMro•••v . ___ #_. __ ... __ _. l\ealal.c!r Today to work Spoking ,_,..____ """' v.,...,. S1ddleback alley Earn extra money at APPLY Deta s contac • e 'JSTIW.co.&tHwy.N.B. ---------• Ptaza.ElToro.830-9230 h orn c . No "x per Mclntoeh Cent« ror the V(!r"J attraCUv~ brunette on varioua accounUna & TB I fl desires a~nerou s bookkuplng as111gn· Exper pref'd. Lite typ-I I boyfnend over 38 Box menl3 Work c~ose to log. NOAt appear. s.1 •P"'°" 1269 · F . 256 Sout b yo or home. f lgurt ~t.ew/uper. Pl Ume Cla11. lmmed Robertson. Bev~rty Cl•rka to St. Accoun. opcNnl. xlnt tlOmpany Hills.Callf.90211. tanta needed thruout Pleuecontact btnefll1. Apply In ---------1 Orepeo. DorteMltcbeU person, e.utru111'1. u •9UA.UTY Robertllall'a 6&8-5280 forappt. Fashion lslu~. NB. ESCOITS Ac:countemps UHIONIAHeC E..O.E. * 500S. Maln.Stc501 ~app't 135-g,49 No. Tower, Union Bank 610Newport0ept.er Dr CANVAS PaSOM IATheCll.)'olOrante Newport Beach SeUJn1 eapr helpful. ESCORTS 714!83$-4l03 Eci\all ()ppor Employer Cuatom CO\ler-1. Good * *-------•Bartender, ex~rtence In pay for Ptr. Salb by ht ah vo tum• d Inner _Schoc __ k_._n_s.._um ____ _ 0 Acct'a Receiv•ble /Al'C.'t'I * UTCALL Pa1•ble. Con1truclion houst ntcetHr)' . .Apply ~ YOU're bl.«Ylnl or Qp. req. NB7sz.11104 Mon Wed. 3 5PM No 1eUJn1. Ctualtled ad· 55 .. 2677 phone c•ll8. The Vlctor v&W\i1ln1 wllJ •tt your Adi""" INndor lqo IM, 361 CU lf Dr. mcaaae to tho right Pf'O' 81A ~!, C Vi.aa nlU'lllll J\ome 549.3081 La.1 Bch. pie. C&ll 1'9U¥' SU·5171. . I r CLERKS ne«Uary Oetalla, send ~QLJ * dlaabled (71' > 881-9671. Counter • grill Daya II stamp How To. 2S39-D E ••'RY OU S g WO R K " eves."' ~3.31.S2 Rid.Ina Way. Oranae. CA. -H CHOR ES 9187 SMYICIS MOC'I & Fri 3 hra day+. UTOTEM. Ccq>le wanted to ma naae small bualneu. P /Urpe. OpmlnpNowAvallablc Mr H.al1&&2·1~-• for run or p/Ume clerks .,.05_, ... H on 2nd Ir 3rd sb.lfta. No -''"""~ oper ncceuary·we Da,ya.. RouUnejanit.ortal. train. Adv8'\cemcnt op-Exper prel'd. F /lime. panunlttes to lhOM who ~ sptna. fo"rtpaea. qualify. For lntorrmillon Appq, 1-10.m. Moo·Frt. ao to our nearest market Lln wtko Lab. 2148 or contact tho peraoonel Newport Blvd. Costa otflce at Maa. 1.3442 Lam peon St --------- Oardtn CrovU37-4CO Trade your old stufr for F,quaJOpporEmployer new •oodfu with a CIUlllied •d. 642·S6'18 SCM741 SJ/hr. lSt mi. tar nee. Carnp111 Dr. Ste 106 ••CMw. 646-lii~· ;;eiiaseii;iiaiinii3;:.piiimiiii;iii A<'roufromOCAlrp0rt I~ 179-tJJO 16a4 Oran1ethorpe Wy Anaheim f.quaJ ()ppor. Employer ... lhd1 ... cT~ lmmed openJnp 4c op· PQrtunltlts In an estab tlO. In Oranae eo. alrprt area. Appllcant1 to t.roubluhool. repair & test dectrooic 1ystem1. Rectal analol 6 dllltal cxper req~ lnter•iew by appt onlY.SS1·905l ask More famlllH are 8 lllnl for Butef\. the campma l'b\C'. lbll _ year ff you have a l.r'vme .. 11.w._, ....................... Metticr Se1J wtth £ASE• campcrthat·a not 1etliD1 • E l?lhColt.a Mesa lt'u BRE~ZE I.Md. tell It now wttb 1 !l1Jta236 ~lf'IO Oa1111(1ed Ads 642 $678 Clautlled Ad ' ' _ ' . . . . . . ~ ~ . ~ ' . . -. ' . . --. '• I t .... -................ ~ . ..... .... -_ .... , ... . .. ~ ... _ ·-....... .. .. -...... ... ........ -.... . . . I' ... . ~ • l ' \ t I I ' . l ...... ,_ ~~~ ..... !!~ ~~.~·~~ ..... !!~ ~~.,.!~ ..... !!~~ ~~~~ ... -!!.~ ~~.~~ .... ,?!~~ ~~.~~ ..... ?!.~~ Fndey,June30. 1978 -OAILV PfLOT •• Jaru&.or, J&lll.lru. p lltnt' MEDICAL rta.~St.a»41nntendcnl Saltll·AU\O Se ere-t • r >' r yo u n & Shoe Sales person. exp. ~ 1005 ,.,... to YCMI 1045 ~Sale tOll 6 r(t.ime Irvan<' attll t.c.k Ofc: Asme-t Snail at.rtup manulac UHlc;>UE b1ornt1d!cal con > Sr tr Cull time. top comm 'PP ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wll lraln Ideal for BUS" Nwpt n .... ,I oe. tun.a.a. • mbl1 phent POSITION • t II r t e r w I I 0 0 d ly tn prs~ p~ Allon A....,.l~UES Free to &ood hom•. ~ F\lnuture. plants, misc. bous.ewi\ , ahah:nta • ~ ""'~ H eh Individual with ~ secrctanal & orgaulla· Shoes 9 hsbion laland "I 1.abi\.ol Dalm11uoo .> mOI ~ v .-r y th 1 n a co e 1 . cpl&. C.11 bd*n J 6pm, <8 \'N off1C't! Expr'd only diverstlilKI bacll1round -1 + co...lttloe Uonal sk1Us Typing ~ NB a l W II 0 1': S A (. E old.1'f7 .5934 8»73S7 (TI4)8XH01S need apply Pl~alle send In producUon fr purcbas· SZOOO + wpm. &Int growth ~ PRICES 6.000 !I Q rt11-----------------~ --~ '° Ad 2.S8. Daily lo& mana1ement. Ex Ors Cly'i Beat tntersec potenUol & l>encfils. NB Slop load operator. exper. warehouse pa<'kl!d ~~ Fr~ German Shepherd JAHITOIAL Pi lot. P 0 Box 1560 • c.Llcnl 1rowt.h It l.ncomc tJOC\ Great Co. Benefit~ + 631 ~ exll3 aJI phasea 01 grading Gd over 500 intere1>tlna pe • IIllX Call aft 6 Great buy,; off m1:1c. ltenu Prr evenings E~ Costa Mt!lliia.CA92636 :rtuni\y for pc.1r.on Auto Only Successful Se t S k wages Ooug~439·38t4 0-.ik china cab 1$9 Ma 961).5744 incl. 2 ta c.tr~et 11 . ~ Clun 2 ba Medical O<hce 12.~pm. 1 na tSoo a_edt totally tn· Exp Need Apply Ca hf ~c'j0~~~1 ~:<'n i~'1cn~f· SwttdiboerdOpr. Lble w uhst8nd S619 ADORABLE mi led cSa..!r.iun 32167 Mic agan, •~u. •"'t' p.a,y. Call (213) t"pln". d,,11,, Cb"-' en vo vtld. n retume or Auto l.Aums 60ll E. 17th "'·II & ptt WIU train owes I pr I c r :i n . "" 1127.0UJ tflet> &... 68i3 cu• letter to Sout.bl4tnd tllc:h St .SA. See Ken Lambie ly llalopen ?Sl 68:12 M~st be reUa & uble to Southern C8hf Cuh/ KEESHOND Puppies ti Co. 2081 81.111nes11 Center eo~...-.nJial wor'" eves/wknds Ph Checks/ Vilsa / MC 8C· weeks old. 646 1102 Going to Taru.u Sepll ever ---------1 0r "' 90 l • , ... SALES """''""" .. ......,...,. 0p d yth log 61 .. ~., oppy. LM---... ti __ & Medlc atl b ck otrlcc · oxc l • rvmc. vo c••ua ........... 0-. Irvine manufacturing 645-7565 "~ en tveo ay FRF.E KITTENS Corona Del Mo.r. Sat .._........ -f1ped111tnc1an·11 Some 92715 --" -company wan~ a self 10 I> Come 111 t nd Playful U5ed to outdoor Su SellCW.ROwWriltg <'X P prfrd Send Xlot nat'l co. will train starter with 1,'00d :skills Teacbers/Gov'l Worker~ browse LO lll Mine &r dog.'heallhy. 7 wks __ n_. ------- Boal mamtenance & ren resP.Oru;e to Ad #293 co Pl.UMBERS sharp sale1 oriented Interesting Job. 1622 Prop 13 COncemiog you• Mercantile 18430 Ban 751 7472 5· pillow type cout·h. t.al operator, full time/ Daily Pilot Box 1S60, person. Slut $8400 Isl l::lrown1ng. 1 r v. Ca Start p/Ume bus1ne.ii~ dilier Circle i" V \714> chlut s, "1a ot roam part time. S3.40 to start. Cosll.I Mesa. CJ\ 92Q! DRAIN MAN Year potential $16.000 Bonan~a Fans. w /long range security 964·2.SU f're:e Kill ens to iiood pillow. 1 ape dl'<'k:s & Salling ex.per. preferred. WILL TRAIN w /OWN Call Janie Wheaton. For appt c'11751-0028 home. Real Cute. misc 1tem11 iu0.21!05 CustodiaJ maintenance. MED. RECEPT. TRUCK. Apply U37 s. 540-5001, Snellln11 &Snell· S E CRETARY Le~ a I • • • • • * 548-5240 16.S22HiUv1ew.Cir. HB full time. $3.50 hr to Busy Ors. ofc. Exp only. Bristol S.A. ing of Newport Beach tra.inee, must have good Teachers deatnng sup WHOLESALE start. Will train. Night Benefit.s. 646.3903 -.......--------Agency. 4340 Ca mp us typing. ore skills. some plemental IMome Need 'l'OTIIE TRAOJ!; , Dirt Rummaae Sale, benefit ~.full time. 54 001---------POUSHP Or. secretanal expec nee aggressive lt!&ders h1p Joi....._lhcby'1 LB HS Pep Squad hr. Previous experience M~OMEH Needed in Degreasing Grow w /f1rm . salary potenUal 2911CroddyWay 540-1275 S un . Jul y 2. 9 ·4 required. Lifeguard / Room . w 111 It 8 1 n . SALES/Hardware l!OO-S700 543-9277 Personal Business Santa Ana. Ca 540 2911 Manner·s Bank. Glen· swim Instructor. full ANTED 544).290l. lrvtne. ~r. pref F /time. App. Management 963 7225 . . 3 kittens 10 wks old 2 oeyre St Laga Bch t \me I part time . FUU time & part lime. ---------ly in person Crown S!CY /OFC Har Antique piano. refinished Ma.le. 1 Female 1-.....;... __ _;.. ___ _ $1.~SUO hr Red Cross We provide transporta· PRESS PERSON Rardware . 3107 E;. Co~st p/\tme. (2) Position:. 10 2 TB.EPHOHE SALES $495 or will exchani:e for SST-i4l4 Multi Fam1ty Garage Sale certiflcale required. uon. Assembly, lat4ory, F\IU·llme. lTEK & AB Hwy,CdM &HI 8480666. TiredOfTheRouUne? armo1re also c hurch b Sat/Sun 9-5. 830 Darrell Dfsk clerk/Recept. full w It r e h 0 use. gen . I Di k La u.1•-This Job IS for you' pew Call SJ6.-0907 2 yr old orange & lack St. Costa Mesa. l & • bo tc ~l9'3 c exper gunan.1.., Saleslady wanted 1n Secretary . Bored? 1'<1rt GallUsNowAt CA!Jcocat.spayed.shots. 1 me Pa rl lime· a rers. e · location. Call for appl. Laguna Beach P /time ume sales ser vice. Joint 8 334095 bsebroken. f ound in Irv. Sat/Sun Ju1y I, 2, 20272 -=~~t.).7S&h:cJ~t: ~i81~~:. Ml!SSEHGEtr -41H) .. ~.31:50 ___ -----~xper·d 1n selling work with New_port m TuneLiCtLlbram:s An~~ueMMush1c 8oxes! S49-2Sl3 ~~t~a~t'.!a Ave, Santit ulred S w\lh xlnt dnvinfi rec •· women's ready to weur surance manager Start F..q 1 Op E ..u.. r aool ac inu! - _ _ ,... ... '"6 req • ignature cam· .,. PRINTING Over 30 Pleas slate g C'CN\ Gall C I ua P m.,.,,r-m/ ----Cloe'.,,_ -c..-...• ~a•• for ratloven11--_..;;.-. ------' ... own car Paid m leage & · e 11 e at_.,., mo. aro or """ ~T .. ~ ' 0 G Sal S t 9 4 T PIUlll wrector, full time hrly wage. Guam 20 hrs & refs Classified ad no Joe,640-4119or640-42GO Tow Truck Dnvers ex ICUGESELECTION only I gry tblk. I orng. aragek e.k a~ en· <temp. 00-90 days) S8SO k C II D bbl &per. luslnns 'SI c/o Daily Pilot, PO per'd Top pay Apply. DFAmencan M's, ti wk!i lst shots rus rac: ets. tc items. c:>~:!T~':1~anr~~~~~: ~~r9 we 8 1 ta/ 8 . : o :-For.. Colotor 0pr Box 1S60. Costa Mesa. Ca --·SEC-•R•ET_A._R•Y--G&W Towing. 1000 Irvine lntemauonat 546 7032 ~ t!re~~:e.5~~phes. full Ume & part lime. Professional Morlga~e ShouJd know snllpout & _92626________ Ave. NB642·L2S2 Gallenes Need good home. beaut S3.75-SU>O hr <temp 60•90 Services continuous forms. Wiil SALESLADY lootekEEPER o---1..t-...&1on Open Wed thru Sat blk L<..b. M. i yr Loves Miscellaneous for s ale days). Malunty. verbal consider trainee w/some Part·lime. exclusive Golden opportunity for lll'l'rWllNTI Ul02Keltenntt·. lrv cluldreii 556-80IO Saturday noon Sunday S .. 'lls required Appl" Models & Escorts collator background the right person Heavy TYPESffiER / (714) 754 1777 7101 Seashore. Newport ... , s A f o c fashions. 1803 West Cliff & h k 11 L 1 nuff 1 24752 Toledo Way or call Mos~ .. area o range o. typing s s 1 s. 1 c l~~~~~~~~~~Free kittens. I y s vr Marlene Mathison Female. Top money. S40-8027. Dr. Newport Beach. ex bookkeeping. Phone ex TYPIST gry. 2 fluffy blk w1wht Giant gar sle Fixer .uP· SllS--0860 Musthavecar.631-2140. ---------1..;;pe_r _ne_c_. ______ per. Only qual1f1ed AnUqueupnghtp1ano boots S40-9441 per ant1q., 7 dresserr; ProofnoderP/t SALESLADY·For ladies persons apply Must Experienced with SSOO ~ Anmtrrorsh 4 ~ter MOTOR ROUTE Mon 10am-3pm , Tues have neat appearance & Skye temer Gd w/ child ......... uq c rs .. r .. ,.ng. 9am·llam. Wed 9·5. Fri boutique in NB. Ex pleasant personality knowledge of cold type 642·0343. &cats Doesn't bark. has Misc. hsebd items. Fri LandscapelnstaJler,m1n Daily Piiot ro ute in 9am·llam Must have per'd . 673 8530 , Xlnt co.benef1ts &good Exce ll e nt'companyM I Id It II shots548109$ & Sat o nly 1597 1 yr exper, must be able 1 ""una Be b & South lOA.m-6Pm benefits Apply betweC'n OV\11g rg 0 wa nu ro · Ri d Pl c i • 11 kl --& 1tc some typin g ability. workang conds.c:~aren '""desk """'5. Kng size verst e ace. orner to ns,a sprin ers. Laguna. afternoons. Pl k' ""''" 4PM & 6PM. Monday ....,., -· CUte puppies 6 wks old R d & 16th St fl:nt.s,trees.seed&sod. Monday lhrough Friday easantwor mgconds SALESMEH·YACHTS da. 540·9 lOO, Nabors t'"-h F d A k C bed$100.etc. 9032 Bobbie' Ci'rcle HB iversi e Apply 10 ...,non. Pen Cadillac. 26-00 l'arbor Dma,,ougve Gutierrireazy s or 673 ""'"" Costa Mesa. t also be willing to plus Saturday and Sun· ~" Pl . Prefer experience 1n "' "'""" 962·8679 1.....:...;..;_ ______ _ work hard. Call 675-7633, day mornings. $450.00 nAyaavCerM. luvu acenlta brokerage & sailboats. •B•l•v•d•.Cos-•ta-M•es_a___ ORANGECOAST ~~ 0~-' l W II ...__ ve Applianc•s 80 Io ..__t.t..._ 8050 ""'"'"gera or. a mirror _<_-.u __ 7.:.p_m_> _____ 1 per mo. gross profit. __ ._. _. -----Comnuss100 only Kona DAILY PILOT •••••••••••• • ••••••• ~ & shell. book. clothes & -A oo h d ·t Marine 675 1403 330 W Bay St ••••••••••••••••••••••• misc Sat 7 ·I 711 224!> Landscape Supervisor. q~red. c~!11 ~~;.J1 ;sek Re:~teSaWI~•-_... ' " · · -Costa Mesa · FRG HT DA AGED . Olin 3 yrs exper, must be ...,._oen .,,..o_ Salesmen/Order Desk SECRETARY HaTPOINT SAL: . 3308 **I BUY**· 1_A_v_al_on_. _CM ___ _ able to supervise and in-for Circulation. Leave FREE 3 WEEKS Needed for marme dis Equal Opportunity W Warner nr H rbor. Good used FUrruture & Tools . lawn mowers . stall sprinklers. plant ~~:~e~~~d5~a~1!°'!:r tributor Manne e x· Employer SantaAna 979.2921 Appliances-OR l will police scanner. t!lec trees & shrubs, also seed Car. Good for student or TRAINING perience necesi;ary. Call f'lnance executive !.VCks TYPIST •Washers. dryers. clean seUorSEU.for You. guitar -+-more. no junk. or sod. Must also be will· reured person. ..._w c-54~9671 for appt. & de· talented 1ndJV1dual w 1lh MASTEltS AUCTlOH 2!i6ll Orange Ave, CM lng to work hard.1---"-------.--_._... tat!s E OE M/f'/H above a\•crage typing ThePt:nnysaver late models. yr guar 6'""'-•686&133-9625 63Mi90S.Fti/Sat. 675-7633 (9am -7pm). HURSE-LYN H•wflrosperity · · · skiUsand expenenecdm ls lookmg for a p;t1me $100 up. deliv e red ..,_ •Absolutely no prior Salesperson. t:Xper want· all secre tarial duties typist. Mon & Tues K.ing·s. 636·2840 M JC. Gold Naug lude·a·bed _,._ •Moving Garage Sale• Legal Secretary. exp. Nr 3-ll Shift. F /lime. 59 bed training or experience eel for wetswt & sports Pos1uon enta1fs heavy Pleasant working conds comfortable uphoi-d Sat. 9am-2pm Orange Co. Airport l facility. Xlnt hens necessary. clothing.f'tr.Ca ll eves. stat1s l1 cal typing , Modemeqwp. Apply in Avocado.12cunAdmiral chair $10. sculptured 2729 DeSoto Ave. Cl! g.irlofc. 751·1.831 Bayview <.:onv llosp . •Personalized rnstruc · 64.5-7207. managing petty ca~h person, 1660 Placentia Refng. $125 Works 01.tve tone c:pl'g. approx <Mesadel Mar l ---------1 2055 Thurin Ave. CM tion ---------Clow. hcuvy telephone Ave.CM perlectly 559-8078 Legal Secretary 642·3505 •Professional on tbe Job Salesperson wanted for communi<'at10ns . Sue· NEW Ward's Convertable 100 y~. $2 yd. 839·3901 MOVING G rn velour 3 man Lake Forest Jaw1---------trairung clolhmg store Apply at cessrul candidate will Dishwasher Cost $290. aft4 couch & lovesea .. S'MS. firm needs legal sec'y Nursing •Upto~ commission. 1140 S._ Cst. Hwy. Lag have matunly and ex· WANTED Sacnfice $190. 548-8904 • C Bdrm set S75. lamps Ir w /good skills. General LVH 3-11. t 1·7 •Choice of top office Bch. (Ill Village Fair) pertence E xcellent 8~~,~~~nstt,;~e vse~v!t m1 ~c. front 0th row ~~~per preferred. ~~/-SA fl g h t s . locations. Btwn 10-6prn. bener1t parkagc. Apply Tappan dishwasher. xlnt w/cush1on back.tDrex lawnmower Ill . some Be your own boss with a SALEVERSOH m person at REAL EST A TE ~~~$50. Alter 6 PM. el) good cond 2 Black ~!~4 12. E. Bay Ph L1911 s.c....tary ~ A.ttenda11ts 10p oorcb proh!ss1onal or-Costa Mesa Statton~ wrought iron occasional•----------- Exper. rn Pl. plaintill. AJI sblfts. Training pro· garuzatJon. 270 E . 17th St, C M . lfS.DlYERS - --SALES-. Maytag wuh4u". ~ 6 ...£...h r.s _w l rus l rab.!._!~ Back lay Lite bkltpng. l Man ofc In gram for cert. Xlnt pay & Katella Re-~ F JUme. Apply I.JI person 3323 W Warner PERSON .... EL mos. Kenmore dryer. 5 _Lush.ions IJ(G.968# Lag Bcb. Sal com · bens. Bayview Conv. _.. 10am noon. SantaAna,CA92702... " mos old Both white COUCH /h d b d Gar~ For .. ails c-· ~xcell<>nt 01>portun1l"" · w 1 e ·a · e · mensurate w /ex per. Hosp, 2055 Thurm Sl. 17141540·8010 c.> .. J 494 1821 81 G t h 2 Need . 831100-. '"93-04'"2 'nr self·starterw1·th pr"-· ue rea s ape. S at /Sun 9A 2r.o tmmed 497·1789. C M. 642-3505 E 0 E • ~ "' "' SANDW ICH Shop needs w v · An Equal Opportunity vensales record Washer . Dryer . Dis· 4S..2871 Golden Cr. NB off lrv1 Lo...... -. resp. woman. Varied Anru L M ~,... Nursing RecepUorust, exp. f I Med. duties P /time. 536•2448. Employer M /F REAL ESTATE hwasher SlOO ea. Color. Girl's twin bedroom'Sel. 4 De/ vers ry n. ov COUHSBJ.OR RH'S o Cc . M st t Y Pe & ---------·--------OFFICE 'IV $100. 646-5848 poster canopy bed. 5.pc. ang. Tools. rum. etc A position is avail. for a r-~y R-transcribe. 633-6060 Sandwich & Salad As· CORONA DR MAR s21c. b t orre r Ru hi uww. 7"'··-..,....., bl Sears Gas Dryer. 1''2 yrs " o r es gs. ~ctures. wroug penon who has the de· F/tlme posilions avail on IECEPTIOHIST sem ers, SAM ·l PM. •Sectttaries• is expandmg. Extremely old $100. 6.11·0020 iron lnnp. misc. 11H6 &re to join an aggressive all shifts. 6 Mo's acute Must be neat. clean & favorable commission 67., """-" ...... ·-~bell Ln. NB . ....-.. .. 0 a Jo do' F /time Mon· Fri. Must be d t $3 P h G t Off Th Be b' 1' ,,.""'IJ Lo t II cood uu.....,..., --e an co. mg hosp exper req'd. ICU. ex crous. er r e e ac . . split for first appl.tcant.s vesea . exce . ..1---------busioess in So. Orange CCU background pre!'d. Person ab I e . we 11 979·0747 ror appl. .Ct Many Acctng Clks. Ge'n accepted. Kenmore washer . very brn /wht plaid. After Moving Sale. Hide·a·bed. co. Calif. Real est. XJnt sat & benefit· pro-groomed, enjoy meetmg 10AM. Lori's Kitchen Ofc&TypiststoS18K 67§.6122 good condition $l25 6PM.551·6856 refrigerator. 2spool lbls, II cen se r e q u 1 red. gram Saddlebaclc Com· lhe public. Phone exp. Employers Pay All Fees 1---------Chair S75. 548.~ clothes. bakes. stove . Preferenci will be given munity Hosp., 837.4500 pref'd. F\111 co. benefits. SECRETARY I Liz Remden Agt:ncy WANTED DRIVER ---------SoCa. matching chr. side games. picnic tbl. lawn to college g r aduale ext3Tt. Apply, Peonysavcr. 1660 RHHrChA.ssistaftt 4020BtrchSt.Ste l04 SUNDAY ONLY Allctiolt 8015 chrs. otto. tbls. lamps, mowers & much more w /prior eicper. tn the ---------1 Placentia. CM E O.E. FASHIOH ISLAHD Newport Beach 833-8190 To deUver Daily Pilot 1-·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.· wrot iron glass top tbl. 6 li542 Lutber·Culverdalc. ~eld oC finance. real est. Office p er son fr1 day RKepffCMtist EcoJiom1c research firm Call for Appt/Estab '64 bundles to earners. Re· I" _c_hrs_._646-8308 ___ . ____ 1 trv Saturday 9-3. msurance or accountll\g w some bkkping ex per, t Typbt s ee ks sec· y w / x Int qwres van or large sta *A'lf'JIQN * King Sz Waterbed. fully Everything from funk to Xlnt sal/comm schedule person ofc. Salary com Gd pl\one voice. full statisllcal typing skills. s.c..ityOfficen uon wagon and 8 Mood "" equipped. Xlnt <'ond Junk. Bikes. dining rm permit s unlimited mtins w /e xper Call lJ 962.=uu. Varied duties. assist Est b'I t r dnvina record Phone Tonite7:301'.M. Bargain $150. 640-6410. ~ ...... ,c.hlch/servect tbl personal growth & 1m 557-2731 me. ""'" w1research proJect s a securi Y irm 642 4'3""21 d k f (ft-....a~w....1-) 6444684 ""'~"' ined. Income. Send re· -----------needi. reliable men & · an .t s or ~ ~o• --·--------• & chrs. typewnter, toyF swne t.oG.Kaufman.6200ral Surgeonsurglcalas· R tU.. t Ashley E c onomic womeQ for uniformed HarrySeeley FURNITU~EFRO ~ Cuslom 42 .. x48" 3 .... etc.494-62162 Newport Center Or. ste s1stant. Experie n ce ecepuvntS Services.640-0755 Securl'ly positions in EQUAL APARTMENT HOUSES beveled glass coffee ta ....._--~-----.-,0-6-0 211 Newport Beach. Ca necessary. Call 963·0727 A Marvelous oppor tor a Secretary COtit a Mesa Pu 11 or OPPORTUNITY STOCK LIQUIDATIONS ble $400 640-0946 ,._...... ,., 926fi0. or ~1·9184 after 6 PM. PR type per~ality w~o Motet ~s p 1t1 ml' ... R c· I 1 r l' d EMPLOYER Lovely sofas & loveseats. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• _· HuntingtonBeach. has ore s kills . This for 2 sales mgrs. Hvy welcome Phone main WAREHOUSEMAN occas1onalchrs.rockers. 7pcs "Ptt .. sect.rustcor· Morgan/quartergeldmgli golden oppo!' will have typing. filing & die· ofc collect for u Costa smoke stands. magazrne duroy S9S. Sparush Desk yrs gd reNeat1onal Parking allendanls nded much _pub he con la ct. taphone p~er'd. ut'ifl.$700 Mes a a pp t I 2 13 1 You're never too old for racks. dmett\! tbls, cbrs. $70 7io.M86 horse w /even tempera· f()rtocal restaur11nt.s. No Charming employ.er & ' ··er--255-01..56. 1.Jtepuck1ng&orderp1ck· c hinas. bdrm set s. -----1 m ent $600 842 1755 exp nee Apply in person · to start. Newporter 1nn 1ng. Clean, pleasant chests. armoires. floor Tnple dressr. dual bds 644-462f Pro~ Tues btwn 3 & s. 230 E. ~= J:i!st~~~~:~~ Hotel.644-1700. call Sara. Sef'y. gen ore. u per, :.h. worlung area Start ~.23 polisher. Coleman Ian super long, portabll' MACHINIST Irvine 17lhSt Su1te204CM ne1Agcocy,2790 Harbor. ext536.f:.0 .E . typing. Nwpt Cntr area. hr. Paid vac & in~ur tern, air cond1ttoners chest . Cycle engs Alfalfa leafy hay ~85. S46-8210or 546-3471 c M. SECRETAR y /TY p IST 759-1141 benefits 6421 Industry PLUS L.OTS OF MISC. 963-4138 horse feed & suppbei.. --------....i p~~ :e~;~n~:~ri~~j ALL JOBS FREE full time. s horthand Service Sta Attendant, _w........;ay:....._w_e_s_tm_in_s_te_r___ Refngerators. washers Wanted girl's. canopy " 91'~:=• Tock MACHINIST w .CoastHtghway N.B ---------1 helpful. apply In person experd. Pull or p1t1me Wa rehousemen needed &dryers. posterbed set. 2S44NewportBlvdCM NB. A RE.Sain t o Mr. Fue ntes, at Apply.Arc0Stat1on.17lh !Q_r manne d1stnbulor $AYE$AYE$AYE S!Jl-9350 c.icross from Orange •r hicol. nfct!d.sB. Cdlass _, Part lime 8 30 to 12 30 On f s· C8llf I d Robert Bein. William & Irvine. CM SOme boaung or marine We honor Hof A. MC. County fain l•~C n sl or. n gepon NB. R e al E s tilte eo · ·ea ing f'r06t&Assoc.1401Qua1I expe ri e nce he'-l pful Cashier·:. checks an4 BlkvinsofabdS7S Donish 645·5686 M1JI & Hanhngc Lathe Developer Receptionist bldrs and developers is Sl .. Newport Bea<'h. Service Station Allen· warehoust! t:xpenence CASH No pe rsonal mod end tbls $25 pr . Gloee tolerance p~ec1s10~ & clenral asst. to con in the process of in dant exper 'd. Day & neces$ary Call 54g.9671 checks PLEASE~ Food crystaJ /gold lamp $25 to70 work. Exper req d. To1 troUer 642 1121. terviewmg for their re . Eves'. full &c p /t1me J\p for a ppt & del a tis availahje Items subject 673-3591675-4000 bens. E.O.E. 557-!1051 <1s' sale. div1s 10~ . We are Secretary,Adm101strat1ve ply, Shell Station. 17th & E.0 E M /f /11 L forRonAdams. seeking ambitious. ag· duties. w1advertJsing & trvme NB ---------1 opres e. GcracpSale 1055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Maintenance m an . ful time. Hard worker Good outdoor working environ ment. Call Mrs. Davis for appt.. 642-1626 PART TIME gressive. licensed in· ropy-writangbackground ---·-------WATCHMAKE.tt MASTERSAUCTION ••••••••••••••••••••••• d1viduals who have a nded to s tart lmmed. Ser vice Sltt Attendant. To assis t ('ng1r1eer ~~~ewport B!~~8636CM Gas dryer & new parts. GEMS PRIVATE ESTATE EVENINGS positive mental attitude Call Ken Lewis. 754·784L f1t1me Apply. Chevron. widevelopment or de· ...,............, .,....,. Also hall a garage full of and a real desire for suc· L251 N Cst llwy Laguna Ucate precise instrumen attache cases. rum. etc cess, but who understand Sec re t a r Y t o a d Beach tauon for 011 rield Good 111-.dft 8020 ~ E 19th CM Fri & Sat. that their goals and ours mlnll!lrator. apt com· --.-------d -1 Management MAHAfH:ll TRAINEES A nationwide jewelry co will teach yo u l ht! ~ry business. S250 a wk + comm. No exp nee. Will train. t~or appt cal 642-S.163. MANUFACTURING Orante Co. firm needs Poliaber in Degreasing Room . Will train. 546-2901, lrvme. Adults with outstanding. attractive personaht1es who enjoy working with kids. Start at $3.SO per hr. Phone M2·4321 it250. between 3:00.5:oor.M. Ask for ShwOft Equa l Opportunity Employer l'IXAm~Seri. All shifts avail Exper prerd. but will train. Weekends a mu t. Call for appt557-7777 EOE. MARINEHARDWARE PBX . Eicp salesperson needed Ans we rt n g s c r v I c e Gd.· oppor. fot hnrd operator full & Pff. Call working lndlv. Full time _8JS.. __ 3:il>_l _____ _ "' wknds. 673-4-080 Marine mecb. & elect. (or PERMANENT JOB general shipyard work. 2 d a Y 1 per wee k • 3'31 W. Coa1t Hwy pensioner's preferred. car, no selling 672-22.lllL can only be reached by plex . Xlnt cond & Service Sta Attend. working con s +<'o I F u ·d lite benefits Top pay. EOE • •••••••••••••••••••••• hard work. We w1ll lrain. benefits. Team Payer. I "!'e· ex per • Sc1entif1c Dnlhn,g Con · call for interview. Mon· tact. exper essential mech I knowledge. App-Cycle & Company fri. 9AM-4PM. ask for Resume requested. Rep· ly, 2S90 Newport Bl. CM trots Newport Beach. Buzz 960-4361 ly to Box 11224. c 10 The 5S7·90Sl ask for Ron Lil· GRAlli...ID ' Daily Pilot., PO Box Serv SI.a Help needed 1m· tie. " #1S60. C06ta Mesa. 92626. med. Full or P/t. Apply OPEMIMG 990 E. Csl I lwy. N. B. WORK AT HOME BUSY & NEEDING SECRETARY sa-jPPIHG CLE«k Phone~~·llam SALE l.Jruque Homes or Mesa An immed. 1urenin~ r:: Exper'd. Needed to run ---------1 New & used bikes. h1g R. E. Sales Verde Is "plug"ed Into" secret.aryw exes 1 · ship/rec: dept. tor 11 YARDMAN dlscount:s. JO spds'1n SO .. Construc t ion ex pr. g g m d "al p "-h •--LC-..i·-a reloc ation r eferral helpful. Call Nancy rowm e "· su ~ntal center as open --.n .......... • service that has created 752.1904 plies manu!. J ob will In 1 n I! l> for :! m l' n fo•ie Mopeds a demand for more ---------! elude assisting m other Mechanical knowledge Mato-Cross bikes parts· salespeople. Weare busy depts Starting wage is helpful. neut handwnt· access Repairs all d d h I , E commensurate w /ex per mg nee WeeltdlLll off makes. Buy sell· trade· ~~ri :~~ e d e 0~ · n /~ For Classified Ad Sen~ quahhcca~ion~. ! Will tram. Appl~ 1930 consign. salespeople may apply. ACTION ,. wor exper. to aasi 1c Newport Blvd, CM 3'70 NEWPORT BL OM caua ad no. 296. c 10 Daily --'"-------1 642-7910 Attractive (antiques) of. Pilot. PO Box 1560. Cosla .........__...___..._..., ' ---------rice & toP quality <&>e<>-Daily Pilot Mesa. Ca 92626 .......... --pie> a880Clates to work AD·VTSOR ••••••••••••••••••••••• with. Contact Sandy &'42·5678 Orlowski or J im Wood at 544).5990. ============ SELL ldle items w1tb a Daily Pilot Classified Ad AMkplH 8005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• G1uane 600. SJ JS cash. Ca1Lan8pm. ~945.2. Mature woman to provide love • tare for Infant ~ days a week. My home wblle mother works 6'f3.&81 aft 5 P M. PenJOMel Res~;ty StDE U, -~~~ ••••• !!~~ ~.~~ ..... ?~~~ ADP 5 fuJI lime potitlons open. AMERICAN OAK Largest Selection an Oranje Caunly Stewart P.oth Antiques 750 E. Dyer Rd S A (al Nwpt Fwy I 751-8922 .... ..,)i4ateriat1 8025 ....................... W"ten. Red C.ctcr sldCng. peneUng. declt· ing CEOARWEST Cook . waitresses & PENSION a~era1 kitchen helpers needed. Appl)' ln person. n.. CHy of l .. tlagl .. ..... &i,l•r• t&T,..... .... 11,..._ ... .z ~" O,snht r ,,,. (213 ) 849' 1.233 01'845·1638 C4llh 1035 Washer. dryer. rerng. 1 2 ~ yr use. Beds AnUgue mahog set. qn & twms. •-...L.......t ..,,. 975 SpanAntQ dinlng1conler -;::r:w:wv -"'· • sz tbl Many misc items •• •a..... 27 W h 1s t I 1 n g S w a n s.I for -.000. - <Woodbr1ge ! Irv Fr1/Sat/Sun8toS. wWte.._..uM ... , Garage Sale. Sat/Sun. ~-al• rntsc items Come St.-e .,,-- i876 AJdnch. H B. Dbtreusalt. Refng $35. & decor rum ty ..... ORiy Household ilt!ms \514 H.tghland NB 642·0634 C7 I 41 546-0710 Liv rm furn. rost $800.1~~?~·~~~~~~ seU1ng for $400. Refng.1_ ~ upnte freezer. 2 bdrm 1---------swtes. blk. & wht TV. dinette set. swlngset- n e w . p1 c n 1r tbl & benches. lawn chrs. BBQ gnll, pictures. plants . bar wtnostools. camping e qulpt 'R3 Ford Econohne van. 6 C'yl , 96."i(). Lou or odds & ends! 1721 F\llJerton Ave. CM 642-0086. 9-5pm Ha\•e something you want to &ell'> Cltlulfled ads do 11 wen 6'2·5618 3.il ct Marq d111 nn.:. very white S7SOO. 14"2 rt. Columbian Emer1eJd <loosel very clear $3,000 2 3S ct. nawless rnd dla 17500 Severi s maller diu & some loost1 s¥P· phlres Need cash Must sell t his week. Rolex Pres h1ddt>n clup dJamond dial chocoh1te fie~ S3SOO. Pvt Pty m• > e.u-1081 °' 962-9840. MATUR E WOMJ\N p /llme to wt!lcom~ newcomers & contact. merchant.. Fiexlblc hrs. Nffd car. hte typ10Jr 5'1.JOll5. SERYICES m·f 10-12 or by appoint· ment 6186-1901 X22t. We ()ppQr • challenge of-otreT excellent benefits fere.d to re•P· lndlvlduals a nd con It n I ll l a I · Lcntcbcape Molnhtt-.c• TralRiltcJ JONATHAN'S ANTIQUF.S WHOLl!:SALF. ONLY ENOUSl-lSlllPMF.NT ••••••••••••••••••••••• O -~ tOIO ru.rsALt.' NOW ' t Femele. ti"er k1Uel'1S 8 ~ IOI .... ln our New1>0rt flnancial moephcre-al firm located m Fashion THllaOA.DWA.Y MOTICI laland. We have lmmed. tAguna Hilla, San otego ~-~J dr.:y ~t ~:=~· ca.u ="al El Toro Rd. =--~d~~'.U~~ X:-1:!~"; =rri co R F.STAURANT Colony an pr'OUd to aay. re111ty beoefiU otr~. K H t hen. San Ju• n .. l rual\a. Phont 6ptatraoo t. now Mrto1 .0."11.. Cootact~cxt2Q cooks. weltreuu, ~;;..;.;;.;.;;;;__ _____ ,~~~~~~~~~ cocldall waitrotAes. di.I· hwuMrl • bllS help for Yo• r f rl e o d • and U you wan•. your adverll9· "'' shil\a. Apply between ntlPbon Uff Classtned lna ~messa11 to reach 2 5, Mon· Fri. 271'2 w b t Q the 1 h a v e more people al lower Or\ola Hwy, SJC ~toaell They'll ca.t. Clu11fled b the -.....::-......;..;..... ____ , tell JOU bow well It way too 10! Call Now' Have aorJ*hl.fta to aell? wonedforlbem! ~ C1a11llle!dadldoltwell. .. ,_,,.,._. . . , . .. . -. . l Through th4I u..~ of daaaroom & on the Job tralnln1 participants learn the use of ecaulpmtnt. tools & chemicals neceuar'}' 1n liendscllpe ln,talfatlon 4< malntenant't operatlont1. The proRrom la 40 bra ~r wk for 18 wks durln1 which the pa.rt.lc:lpant I~ paid $3.30 per br . Thest art CF.TA fundtd P081llon" & rt.iQulre lluntlnaton Oeac:h residency le U wk" prior unemployment Appllcallon• will be acceptt<I until 3PM t'rlday July 1th st the Employment & Tralnln1 ~nter. )31 Main St. lJ B. . . . . _. ,. 'l ., . .., . ._ Vl~ IW • I .. 00 ,. ...................... ···················-· .. 1833SMT.l.ANGL£Y weeks od, ~ eac:h -----------FOtJNTAJN VALLEY S47-3.l~ r--------I 111!!!!!!!!!!1168!1!·133!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!1!1 ~ ............. ~~~~ I 15% Additional I I : FREE AREW~IKS I l!:~U'~ p~'!r a30d~ ad In the DAILYPllOT SIAYICE DIRECTORY oorrNow• '42·5671 Gold n Retntver pup ~ A.KC Field & 11how pet Sho111, ~ormed . raised w /l'LC X Int dlap (21.J) ~ l.581 ~U11h Bull doll~. AKC 3 mtles. S fern 1 Riirt wbt ma hi Ca 11540-G.132 .,, ~C Shih Tzu pupp1r11. bllc 41 wht. udor1tblc 847-3288 A I I with purchase ot any assortment of I I S7 9S or more Present Uus coupon I I at the SUind. I I s.., ... ,_.~T..... I Socur Or 1rf ... Mll J '*------------ "' ...... ...-.. ~ ' . .. -. \ • • 1t • • l .......... " .. " .. . . . . ... ' .. '\ . . . . 't) 10 DAil 'f P1L (lt , !II) ·'--'-Mbc••··--r:o~~"';.:;: ..... ,, ~-~~~~ ..... !~~~ ~;.~! ........ !~~~ tt:;~~w.,,,o ~.~~.~~ ... !~~~ !~.'? ............ !~.~~ -·--1 1070 ....................... lllJzl ••t 1015 blander30.MKll.Supc'r••••000 •• ........... COST"'MIS"' '75GMC ••••··~··•••••••••••••• Hydr090ntc ••••••:•••••••••••••••• t'f l DIJ BOATS boat. many xtraa S'l3,)()0 Rent a tm Eucutive C,.. 'JR~ 12' Y MUODY OtAMOMOS Oarden ~ M P.P. Motorhome or Mani AM / .....-Litt g~. nl!w t!tlli\mc & l Car1tt GIA .appral.Hd l Id c t ~ So:i(JO ~M Eledrir typewnter lfn O,en ~ 1838. motorbome from Herb #I IM CALIF lr~ns H.AN> ""111 ... ,, tor r>NVI ) t (I OS w • Modtl c Tbermofax FrledJander. C&ll allY Of • (O"""•·w 1 --_. . ~ ... ,_ Sell lor S200 Ml.li.l •~It copier $200 f6r both KITE 1742. blue 4' while. Uiesen~n .........., Mm i. 7 du...tcr ol u u th•~ \H't'l..t-nd 640-64\0 «nS-9131 Until IPM lllnt cond. Nu maat. no -· .a777 tt1e CHaOICU $5895 13 01 tot1tl) Appr1med Ani. >er' 64~ 4684 ---------tr -~ 8J ••-$8900, i>•ll for sooo -------tr · _.,. 645-7 '· 537.1717 $6995 TRUCK CITY Of.!192l ~--~rt LeftOVfNI l.1v ~ .............. !!~! 1 Days I week ~~J,J. ~9' Pu1?k1!er. fU.llll 22~0:.~~lt 554-5400 nn llrkfmt $400/otr Sota Female cow. plenty of ONCE A YEAR sloop, bulc boat MOOO. 7 6 SllltlA OVERSTOCKED Fifth & llarbor, S A tblc ~ Lg Ant chili milk " chteao $216 Wltb trtr • exlrH '5500 zt• ·s.i Lntem'I PU Short boit, ~ Bdrm fum t:50-S400. ~I~ 542-99Sl MorOil HOMI CJS Pickups =~S::~~~! ,....&O. 1090 CLEARANCE Oil 34. atomjr' gu eo1. flullr aelf·contalned. WSfjOos bris~P<>.!'~·;r~·~~~koc~ •• .,... "-t •. "'· 9.. ..... ,. • ·~ oarol spin ··-~b must --.... ·-r--'a••. ~l8Sor7~-0146 ....., .... "' .... n • ., ..._ ••••••••••••••••••••·-· ....., ....... • ..... • """' ......... """"' ..., Diacountoo -----Evening 'C oyon Rd. Gu lbransen 73 key anchor, RDF. ding y, Tbla ~ ao&d for over some model~ '7f fMTERNATIONAL . . Tn.tks tHO ••••••••••••••••••••••• '69 CHEVY C-2 0 UTIUTY TIUCIC VS. uutomatic. ton chassis. factory air cond.. utabty box "wood rack. radio. hea~ & low mdes Excellent condl t1on <64 1 87E I <Slk .2263A T > $.2387 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 10t•O HAAllOA BLVD COHA Mf)A 64'1·0010 IOtO CdM keyboard, perf foe boat.a S.e $6.370. full cuahlooa. Super $3$..000i>ew! <-.> l/• TOH orcondos.SS00.646-8308. 30' Sportbridge , twin cond.67S-0926 SlB 750 -.... u • ...._81vd 711-'•TSUMrtaCUP • •••••••••••••••••••••• PHOl-t MA TE V8's, trim tabs. elec:tric ......,. ·~ ._ mMf 6 VA t.'uro. o r ientul r ug, / t 179 Spinet piano, 'owned & n:hig&i st.ove. dockside '75 Erickson 29, super !~ COSTA MESA CAl-OVER..CAMPEi Super <~~fS:ui tarp. microscope. typewriter , w warran y .5'>-Jl ·loved by piano teacher power, shower, 200 boat.wheel.spin.many TIUCKCITY 714/549-102~ electr\cal s upplies. w/remote Sid. 7 91 lllOO 1163-7* . gallon fuel, many extras xt.ras, $23,SOO P.P. Jobn -· C'106SSK I $1795 clothing. SU ·61S4 Roger Brown ~Goodt 1094 lonly.Stockt632. 67S-9Q80,Al640-2427 554-1400 1971 FORD $2699 TRUCK CITT 61'-b' 2 Sets king size like oew. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• Coronado 25• 3 uila, tilUttcff&rbor;S.A. llONCO TRUCk CITY ~ercise acycle, mattress/bo¥ springs Regulat.ioopootlable. S.• $3,532 Ho d This o ne's loaded ' 554-5400 ~~P~.9 7~a~~· ~~f~ ~~~~· ~~.~= ~~~r~~ .~~ w~sUp~~~.::t~ ~.~:z~ U87V1J() Pif\~:::~~.~,. Fiftb"ffarbor.S.A. I aJ &pm side power, trim tabs. 645-0749/645-.26S9. F\lllyteltcoala.i.oed $9699 --------:74 Luv PU, AM/FM at.er. Compete w nut lute · M&rlinllod..3311 ·30-30ri· 1 oo ~" f I 16Ft.u-..: ... w,.;.aller. Reaervenowfor PHIL LONG '70 D.,..rU fact air, nu tires, !IJlg un1t tncl. garbage Power Tools It Construe-Oe •·Stevens Mod. SlOO w pers, 1 &auon ue · ...,.,,,. ,... ffolidl\>oo "weekenda. "' cyl . 4 s..,...,t. radio. waterpump, batt, valve disposal. Sl20 Mtch lion rnaterial.s. Chain dbl. bl. 20 ga. Sholauo ~o~~;1&1i o~~)'de~tl~~ =~~ REGENcv MOTOR FOtD beater Ca~r 6ht>ll. .)Ob, Xlnt buy at st?oo. wall cab S20 Gd cond. saw.~1 SIOO 5'5-2083 please HOME RENTALS 43AutoCenterDr <858321'> <SU 117l88T>. 673-3741.. Smaptstove$20.673.WS1 . · Catahn 22 t -Nu _ _.._ Id SD-.., ----------------.---11rv1ne Coast Country SCUBA GEAR USD 80 a . Sl(per cean, -.OAU...,..Bv ,S.A. ........ ,,. .. Irvine 11565 -75 F00 Garage door. 15 wade. Club. Class A f81Dlly lank 2 alaae reg. Sc:uba ScrY• $3,245 pop top + ,enclosure. •.-s:Jf-2503•• 761-1111 9'1nt cond $65 lnclud membe r s h ip $750. pro al·pac custom nylon :M'CuddyCablo, V8,tr!r, ==:~ RF.NT 23' Fireball. Mii· 76 ._ COURJER hardware 962-9731 + t ra n s f e r fee Call ll wetsuit. and all acces loeded. Ready t.ofisb. fis· .....,.v .., ~-.u .. aw• ront•lnecl Lataohtru JCll;T w /fOOl IED 979-9067 bermen •• dellnl.t. Ool.Y ,,........., • -......... ....,........, ...... -. 414 PICICUP Oti&l2All 'Ha'-' items: stroller. c (/diving $325. 642.7099 .,. ....,._ .,,,,. Callalt5 one5'ockHS4. Lido 14. 1964, dry-docked Power wh1 eb. auto. ...~895 ,seat. dothes. Tn1le lbane% llOUtb paw ~. Marina del R,y. Boat 'NEW,"1$3l'faceArrow. trans .• power steerina. ~ hhch.494·1821 Kang water bed comp. Goll F..qulpment. cart & S... $1,Hl cover, doll.r. whisker Sps 5. LOaded. Weekly aircood. TRUCK CITY S HAPER l " & ~ ... 114S.'845-W7 ba1.Men'sWilsoowoods 21>' Run.about. VS. trlr, pole, main" jib. ISSO. rental only. 6'6·2136 U79S2> '70 CHEVY l/.TO H 554-5400 spmd.lj!S. Some t'utters Sola at.cbing loveseat, &: lacMs lroo, includes ooe only. Stod: #570. Tues.sat. 2131881-9096 days,~ eves. $499 5 and Fifth" Harbor. S.A. Motor overhauled. 240V. ~ air cond., china shoes. Sl.50. 968-8316 aft 6 b M CAl-OVElt·C AMPER FWtable $500/best off .... ._ .. sofa, Gaffer/Sal· .... , •--, u.a.•RJSOM 'S 26' ketch, eautlfully 19'18 onaco motorhome. TRUCK CrrY c'>• Chevy lh Ton P.U. GI "~ , ... -"""' handcrafted of oak, 4'0 engine. caas. tape t78005C) -enn~340.. tier oven/broiler, 4 NR,Sfweo 1098 SE.AIAY cedar&teak.Diesell/B. deck. cab & roof air, '554-5400 53499 body eood cond • .Doll House for you burner b l'tn stove••••••••••••••••••••••• 310 CoutH NB Ji\llly equipped. Lots or Onan 1enerator, leu FUt.b&Harbor.S.A "500/beslolfer.646-4311 daught.u! Hand made. w/bOod. ata~le$S steel 25" RCA COLOR TV -1 83J-~',Y' · · extras. Replacement than 5,000 mi. Many•·.--------TRUCK CITY decorated, shingled. $85. dble bar sink, Misc. Beautiful ~temporary value ~000. For sale other extras. '17,000. 77 Cberokee Chier 554-5400 67~~ lterns.~5S6Saft6. walnut cabinet. New pie· $1',950. See at Lido 581·3399 ~/~._40l ena. '76 CHEVY 11• TOM UTILITY IODY (18274051 Polle y '-'I 12 c I ture t.ube; only l year New 3 5 • BI u e fin Ancbocage,67S-3S21 ...._ ••JO.'V Fifth&:Ha.rbor, S.A New drapes, open weave, r •• n, . . old. $200. CallMZ-0138. Sportflsher. Avail in 2-3 29' Overland, s lpa 6. ._ 640-1113 ...J -$3995 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 Fifth & Harbor. S.A. earth tones. 72"x86" w/furn &: pipe. ~-or wb. Twin eng, 30+ lmts, ~· Clipper marine. 19'75, $35C>./Wk 'tH Ford PU, FtOO, V-8, Paid SlSO Sell $75 bestoffer.646-3S40 CB Radio, 40 ·channel many xtras. $35,000, F/G. VHF, fatb., knot-~1434 77 JflP auto:'"' T. 352 eltg. &' 963-4654 Realistic, includlnl un-S.Sl-<1833, 640-5279. meter. 9.9HP motor, elec WI b • M H 968 4x4 PICICUP bed.. gd ,~d. SlSOO. Aft ---------1 Mhc1I••-der daah rack '"'quick start. S99$0.846-3033 nne ago · ·• 1 · 4,SOO actual miles . ~&&w .. ends.548·!849. Color TV, UHF. Wcmhd 1011 removal and trunk an-'73 ~· Sabrecraft 1/0 , sip oli";ma67r .• &1,!~· Best .. <tFO;PlS) i Plays good. $'50. •••••••••••••••••••••.. tmna. Almost new. tsS. '· low hnl. loaded. xtnt Go Fast c:._-te ~ er. .,.~ $5795 7 4 FORD C OUI IR 646-1525. Would tite to buY a re-~aft.6PM ~:~=i4Pwork . Go fast to tMTctory 25' ESrecudve, Diplomat ._ • ._K""'....w OVEl..::CAMPK b' s l1d1ng glass door as~nably priced te~t21"ColorTVS89.lyrwar. · · · directSolCatsale.Fac· Dforrent,$350perwk,9< ''""-~•• tl4795Y1 •61 RANCHERO• Gooct Coodn1on 260 V8 Auto · COOra jet beads. Good work truck $600. 559-5861 or8C7-8656 w/trame. $2.S. Blun elec trailer lo ~leep 6-8 •. will .Free deJ & aet up. 2052 20' Imp. 'Jl11 omc, 20 Hrs tory demo, promotional, per ml '96·2l4S or 554-5400 oven, $2.S. Blun buffet also coo.sider reoliDg. Newport8L.CK642-S340 since majored. VHF. and used catamarans 996-50t0 Piftb6Hartior.S.A. $3895 ('Uf)bds. S'IS Cartop alum M7..JUl2 DY. bait sys, loaded. available. f)!Uy warran· T......._ Tnnel 9 & 70 . TRUCK CITT boat w/2HP motor. oars. WW bQy used ~arpent.er Stereo. phase lwear amp l)500. (714) 752·78'10 days teed from Sl495. Save ••••••••••••••••••••••• &S Jeep 'h ?l<l~·up. 321 '57o' etc. S250. Pacbanko aod mechanic tools and ~preamp,200w,century (71,)6"-0816eves mooey and start go-fa.al OiVOtte aale. ,77 Me Too ~ eQB, ~ures. new 554-5400 f:a~!92.sbutters. misc etc. lm-9635 ~~s •ru;:~~·1e:e~~: 16' Glastron Bay boat :;!;1~~ =!E~a~o:OO~ custom 21· Sth wheel. paint. rum•"""· 645-456l PWI &: Harbor.SA. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 4FOttO SUUlltY~ Super clellb ! (1S0997} ---------rune-al 49M098 Xlntcond.20bp,newcvr, SantaAna.7l4-S4.J.2285 Used twice. Haagarace· 76CHl'YY 1,750 ... rsuu Hy.-~·c Garden ,_. trlr..,.... 67" """" perfect ror teenacers "" " 1 yr ;;id.~l New $000, .. ha:a• IOll 25'' ZmiLb oonaoie, hke _.,, ~ CoA bl GREAT DAY pet, dirt bikes, bicydea'. II A7P 4•4 LOMGIED PICXUP SeU foT SZOO. Must sell ••••ae•••••••-•••••••• oew early American l '>'.I 47' ClassM! 1930 bndge dX ~: ~l cood. new $79SO /bst otr. Call <JSJA7l 4 speed, spoke wheels. Uus weekend 640..6410, 1 NB AM AMP! yrs old $350. ~2838 crui.aer GM dsl, much cover, reg trlr. outboard, 640-8383or leave mesa. $6499 chrome step bumper. air $3999 TIUCICCITY 554-5400 Fifth & Harbor. S. A.. Ansserv644-4684 . Preter rably an old,... ___ . ......__~ TD tut. great Uveaboard. liibtsetc. (714)673-l89S ._Te"""..., ..... 5tb _.._1 eood., A M/FM stereo ---------Fender Baseman, but """""°IC u ... ~ 124 Bogardus Yac hts . · ,., .. ~ ~·,~ .... ~ HEYY cassette & only 23,000 Deep sea & surf fishing enythingingoodworking turnlal?'ew/solid walnut Sl7,000.548-SS56.,24hnl. · w/68Cbev'NTon,ts500. 77C miles. Very clean! poles & reels. $8·$12. c:oodition lor a.rowM1 $100 moontmg arm board. loafs. $lips/ 615-8113 4:x4 rtCICUI' (7361421 548-9832 wtu do eau 661.-a61 a1i -.r.MXR-io band stereo ... -=-Dodri-907 -------1-1.-.... L <"5te11t> -OHL y $3514' ---------1 5:30pm: graphic equaliur. aew Spo.rt Fi.she~. 28ft .. Fly ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1971 travel trailer, yz 55999 Mirode ~· l'' galvanized pipe, $200.SellSll0.675-6371 bridge lwm engines SUPSAVAILAl&.E Keosklll, aell-contaioed, xlntcood. $120. Office,_...,_.& lapstake. Top condition 8-ply tires, new baU. & MCllda/R--" '72 CHEV '12 Ton Loog Wheel Base Van. vs. 3 speed, air cood .• r ad i o & heater. U7290K) CSt.kUl26AT>. 548·S306 Eqiiip ... 1015 '°:!!.&W.W.."' ;-.. ~Ptoletely :,:1wpped1, YACNewport646-Wl ~aterEsys t11emood. llaCaoy -?lfOID 21.50HarborBlvd .C.M . ........................ · UfWF• .--..,, go. "'"1P av.a · Out of town owner would ,..,ras . xce · c · n 4a4 IROHCO 645-5700 SHAKLEE PROD 1 8 M EX EC u T 1 v E ••••••••••••••••••••••• S7200. American Legion lilt Up ~· iJ blw be seen al 16411 Eagle Lrgdiscounts549-36l2 Typewriters "1.nt ~ond. Ca 1 Ill 9010 Landing! l Sth & W. Udo lsie & P!!n. c714~ Ln.HB.orcall846-S808 (l237l) 7 0FORD ---• . .,.,.,.. D 644'64 D ••••••••••••••••••••••• Balboa B vd., Newport. M:>-2868 <21.J> 247--0321 $3999 l/. TOM PICICUP Beaut cbilda campaifln -· ave 11. ays DingbyWANTED 10t.o12 Sltp#2:5.67~316l or '66Q!rdinaltraveltraller. 4 $2496 THEODORE bdrm complete,. Bi.kes, ,-----Ceet. Will pay it~~. 12' Sears c.-c~ Fis-Nwpt Slip availlor boat& 16'' complet ely re-'69 FOID Full po~~ir cond. roclung cbrs, mlSC. 1lms : Doing Business 497·1.S78 ~.,... ~rt listed with us for sale. 11\0deled. sips 6• aelf' con-< 1 ROBINS FORD 563612 1 U berman. like new. $150. blcr548-S556 -. t.al.ned. 95(). Sll-2333 or 414 lllOMCO $2295 i FlnderA. ....._Mlilha•c•/ 073-3801 leavemesa7Sl-S006 <YSD71S) 70tiC t<APeO~ ~\Vi'.' COSTA M£5A "47 ,..,,,0 SCDIU 1£TS ! Ctttiocd S.wMe ft20 ~ ... / -....... c..-...a '78 Komfort 22.,... brand 52999 ' TRUCK CITY IUUIM. 1 ffame? ................... ••;• -C.~ 9050 -;;-.--9010 new:'53QO.P.P. ' 554-5400 '74DOIH9£ ANSWERS l n.->.1-~ ~al~~" at ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• _.., '61TOYOTA 4x4 FllUtltHart>or.S A suafER YAM 1 .-""""" n ....... Extra nice! Thnce -Crazy ; 646--4005. Grand Banb ALBACORE * GU l llC)tr CVIT72C> 7J Datsun p U. mso. Lo 072'722> Naavr: -Grower -! expert. References. r'asl 48, Sportlisbef'. All 18~·. Super high perlor. ·71 18'-Nomad, never $2799 nules. Eves & wknds. WEARING IT j --. a....t..-a-• f du 6 454 Chevy jet, tun. ram, Pied. P.P. Pd $4900, beat ~7900 $4199 I w a s 1 n t b 1 s ---a«<>m 5 or 1·3 ys. dual quad, L88 beads, oltlr. 548-87 TRUC C neighbomood. when this ~.11 ~· .-r,t; • 903Q peq>leonly. Forre5erva· Cam, etc. Baue lt ~ '7lDODGE '7SDODGE • K ITY character walked up jikt~:':.:":."!!~ .. .,; ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~'1222-895 or headers. 1'andem trier, i624' Laj1.on. ~ oew, 41f4PICICUP J/4'fOM P1ClcUr 554-5400 meand sa1d,"Woukl you i •••ae~w1e11111e •ZODIAC Onlnaugb. int. all accw. 8•~3171air6awni.ogSps <89114> t57391Y> FlftbtHarbor.S.A.. like to buy a nice swl for 1Cou"'J a.nt. Tiie OAtLY Port·A·llarine 8oah, Sal 9060 Y 30 hrs. $10.000 in· ----------$3695 $SO?" I said, "Let me see iPILOT ,_..._.the ""-lnflatabl• Boats ptveited.y. .,..Sac. $8,295. Pnv. 2.1' ..... un.-•-, .a-•........ $3699 1976 FOID EfOO t .. H ' 'd "Y ' j•nd 1111"9 -.... tot -... ••••••••••••••••••••••• v """' ..,,~,... 'KA-... I c SDI ·.. OU re •ClltfOll'!4ra. II you .,. 292SCollege, C.M. 493.c: .. c:o shwr /tub. A .JC. Ill.· TRUCK CITY suua VAN WEARINGtT I rtt .... 1 0 1ro·oay.xlntcond.J1b& ........, 000 ~--'67-...."TIO....... c •. 1 d . ••• ng • ns• -• ,,... (714)~207 . 1• 1 lud 1 & t.ercom. s. m1, vwu~r _..,_ ~ 554-5400 arpet ... pane e in· lf you're not readrng the ic.ll tM DAk.Y "9LOT IQt mam aal"" oc tr r 673-9408 41f4 PICllUP tenor, ma_g wheels, bed little ads m Classified. i 1n1ormellon encUcw-. ..._.. luff•'l 5-.s motor. Sl700. 495-6257 or Tr pow tatiOft ---------(1G911l> Fifth & Harbor, S.A. & ru s t 0 m pain 1 . you're missing al~ or ! 646-4321 Special~ 2l~P .640-702.0 ........... :~ ......... AllloSenla , .... ~ $l499 "16Dal8UnP.tJ.cstmmt.:l OF370S01. Weekend sale lfewsy Information as L ........... -~.~ ........... __ .. SUBBa .. ~-.""'t}'}... e •LANCER 2S SLOOP~C 1us.._/ &Mt ,.Ua., 9400 _ mo old s teel bcJted pncei.s weUassomegrealbuya. """'' ........ -..-. 1977\11.t w/delu11e trlr . a.ilt 9120 -••••••••••••••••••••• radials. mags. cstm OHLY$4786 • Hew 9IOO Alttos, .... FOR SALE: MARINE $15,000 invested, must ···--··········· ... •• TRUCK cm campersbeU. moy xtra.S Mirode ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• ..... ••••• ENGINE. Palmer P-60, 4 a.ell, any reasonable ofr '74 DODGE ¥• TOM Minor R~~it'; 554-5400 Clean throtJRhout. Ame Maldo/Renallff DA WE'RE DEALING!!! OYER I 00 HONDAS NOW IN ·sroCK! .ALSO. WE MA YE A 5000 SILICTIOM OF ACCORDS TOO! Ray Radebo. Sap - .. lay JCMr Hew HGllde ._... nd "beat' tfte price iltcnase! Good Mlecffon of Mo.das .~ ... old pricft! ... • Ho Cotaltfic c .. ...... .• u ........ .. • 42 M'6EPA o.. of .. higlled r-.d c... ••• , .... ! &ood .-cHoe of the ,.....,_ Accord lw stock & o Ml*-dept. 2adto ...... .. -. . ~ ... 30 hpbrs. V~goodPh ~~/~s-'f~mbdel CAMPERSPECIAL :vlnp.Alans.56-4011 Fifth"Harbor,S.A. ious,willdeal.9629438 2150ffarborBlvd .. C.M . ....,..-1.90 · .,,_. · · Has everyt.bi.og, ready to, __ ;;._ _____ --------75 FORD 645-5700 63\·3133 Columbia 22. fully rigged go• ENGINE Of.di '50, nms "11 Jeep CJ-7. 6 cyl, 4 spd, l·TON ST AKE I B> P f1UO for ocuo cruising. Joel. . (17656) great. $200/best o(r . heavy duty, 18,000 ma 75 DODGE '°""' OWflf' -a11-. h ad •xz.95 cn;1mHMdys XllllleGD114i41272 <'6264Y1 suaEl£nv• ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• g ~,,.. e . eo«npass. ~llliil' rs1111. --~ Weluaft 11, racing gear. hvy weather TRUCK CITY new lllc.belin J .R. 11-lS ·ee BRONCO. Runs good. $4 79 5 (71122RV 1 shrouds, stancbioos. nu tires + tSx8 1h radial • ........ bad. SJ.-..,. May TRUC K CITY $4999 Weekender. like ne w botto · t ... ~ .,.. .. m pain • more. 5~ .. 5400 spoke rUlls, cost $&00+, take Cycle io trade cond. fully covered. SIP8 $3950 640-5341 .,... 55 ... 5400 TRUCK CITY .c. ZJ3 hp mtr. Priced to Fifth & Harbor, S.A.. askinC ~. 87s.8273 _552_-7132 __ Ji_m____ ,... · Fifth" Harbor. S " 55 .. 5400 sell. Aslll. for M ark Cal 20. full equipC.. 14, hke SHELL TOP for Import r_._ 17 Jeep. Cherokee Chief. ..-Sll52-7788 or eves963-1025 .. nu. ~,.500. 7Jt.-664~10, Pi""'-.. __ _. ..._for_ AJr PS. ,,.._ ... __ --·-1 ·;o Datsun w/shell , lo F1Jt.h&Harbor.S.A.. --------'--! eves/wkeods ..... _.CK ..... new. ••••••-••••••••••••••• • · • "'........, ......... u • Bay boat. 18' La..,.lrake · Pb586-9177 "-'I / tilt wheel, A.Iii . F.M. mi's, overhauled cng. --.-•----------.... Stereo. M ch Lo New brks, boot. stereo. '63 Ford Econolioe, 6-cyl, Oassic; Gray 1/8 . XJ.nt. Catalina 2~ Fully VWCamper 1970 tecftll Cli111C1 9520 miles •u700~ $1S00.631·29S3. nds a little work but ~/t1'11de7~ eq1.11pped. Radio. saCet)' th I ·, od d -•••••-•••••••••••••• -........:_ , 30 . · 1---------run<i. $650/BO. 1121 eqwpmenl. fixed kirk ove au ' o con ' Ru ood. ~-. 8: a.m. 6 5:00 '75 FORD "'· "---. CM. llU.!).n'IRQ 1--------llf out board. ~.2.SOaJG.9495 $1SOOOI' offer. S4CM407 •51 BtnCIC. DS I p.m. ru1n::uun ~ f;Oll SALi 11 , c / o FUNT JM E $350 ,,..... -U'71-J--CJ--V--.-¥•TOH ST AKE IB> 1_b_twn_9_-s_p_m_. ----1~ 2C Reinell Segdan Coronado JS Sloop, Midnt w/iacks. Sips 6, xlnt 642-4751 eep S, -8 stick. (1~1.28> '6' FORD Bn4'e. OMC ~· Jtlra cond.ell Fast & fun. ust ~ SJ.SO()firm.67S-S832 ~~=~i~ & $4495 clean, dual atalioo. VHF, s · 955-2348. 'Sl Pcncbe, alloys, sood SUR.RR VAN depth fmder, ~t lank. Hobie 14 complete Older camper 4-aale, W/O cond. Kake olr. 8JO.S123 i8 Toy Ind cruiser wgn. TRUCK CITY MustSee'-PncedtoSell! many xtras. Pnced to wit.bout lrtT. good. Must tru~k.· $1SO. Stove ~ dya, 7~1·9.?13eves. Good mex car. Best of. 554-5400 (2'1lRSQ > move. sell ...,so Hobae 12 xJn• refrig.640-2'100 fer.~afters. Fift.b•-u-bo S A ~999 lestofhr. •• · ' "" '62 C.ootioental Cooverti· .,.,...r r, · · .- mustsell $4SO.M>747o Motorcvdtt/ ble. New top 6 up. "1SOlevSilvendo~Tu4 TRUCK CITY u•••isAlll.l•s SabotS27S 1cash Scoohn 9150 bols ter)' M ed t urn auto, ps. pb, A IC. 554-5400 .....,.._ VI"' Evemngs •••••-•••••••••••••••• mUeage. Best otrer over AM /FM 1ttteo. tape, tilt SEAIAYIOATS 673-6770 4 KAWASAKI 90, nick. 4M.Evenings640-l.c9S. wfll.39M,P.P.$5500/bst f"lfth&Harbor.S.A. 3101 Coast Hwy, N.'ls.· double mirrors. 5200 •-ttff _. ofr64.5-e2 '73 Dodge~ T. p /B, p ;s. 63 I 2547 KITE Cover sails new miles, Sl7S. 645-MM aftu ---•-L. w.e .. Jtlnt cood. Best ~~~~-~~~~ biihway trailer. Eicel 6PM Vetaldff 9530 W J eep ~ Ton Pickup. 1971 aU10 ofr 963-Z378 :.... cond. $750. 646-31-f7 •••••••-•••••••••••••• lllnt ~ cood. new ------------------•BELL motorcycle '74FOIOCOUllll t.ires.S218$.837-S499 CA1•11•0 '6lCORYAIR UDOUVIMG Wboat the hiP toll&. Acquire tills giant po11b 100' liv~•·board, moored Udo 14 IJ2387, wttrlr, cov-belmeta. SUe7·5/8SUper ~ontdo OCJ<IOll ,,.. -er, sails, x.l.ntc:ood. $1600. Magnum. S30. Size 7-3/8 MlNJ.lllOl'OR HOME --. -COlllrOI. Suaffll VAN -.mi. RT,$LS.MS-i484allePM ==~~':i~ua T,... '''° ~= .. °""" & Must~~0~auty ' apprerlale . Clean! .. ••••••••••••••••••••• S6 490 $1699 across from Udo laland. Santana 20, lrlr, xtras, -.,.ca..1 Eotertain ,uests. go to fully equipt. Slip avail. "78 HONDA T50F Lo Cat.alioA. charter ror S7000 631-tJ33, miles. low price! ~7711 ~ wrtt.e«f, eaJof orl«>-*4 3eO de1ree Ytalerfront cat 20. &ood cood, 6HP, ________ _ v I e w •. 1 n f i a l t .e Evtor., ooaipau. nm lta, '71 Hood• "°SS·i low poulbilitiea with this un-mist antenna. Sst-5$25 mile .• priced to sel fast! lque drama Ur & interest· A&a-.1. ttPR. $1150. 646.9720 log amaJJ..ahip. Lesa than ~~I 5 a down payment on a Rbodes u . 'I sails, "18RDYamabatD>O waterfront hOl.lse SeatuU O.B. xlnt cond, each. $145.000. Tout Prlce. '61-1866 Sl&-005911.B T~ Yodlt S.. 12.' South Coast Albatross HoDdA mo Saambler, .... -::;r· l'JS.26$0 beautiful condatloo. runs good. 5'25. George, _ _._.._ ______ -t Sl!iOO/btt oft. 6t0-7u;3 or 5$1·173'1 a.a~ 1i46 11• West.em 1'15-1714 --------- a.., launch. matto, b~ll, 12'1chmao Xlntcoind. '74 HONDA 4 CJt l"'!Y martne. ruM Moo XI 75 P'O•t.. w/cover, cheap. 559-700. Kl·IM05; a.-. Ka-vln &lfcelJ~t Cood. or John. SAlLBOATSACRIPICE 98IH40'1 "'71 Su ray so·, a po rt :re• Bomtlay Dawson !:W! 18Yamaba End\ll"O tlr1dp. by owner 9oop. JO, sio,opo under 00' 17~. Only ~ mllea 1 ____ 11_~ __ s ___ , 1:8x~~(i![ =:·.~~ lllOObestolfer.$$7~ •CLASSI C • 2 t • perfect C.&.alina crulter. im eutt.co 250cc. Good IAPW'ake, cocktail bay Mutt sell. On1Y Sl5.000. cond. Orea\ o ed . for c:nllaer. tun cowrs. o•w ..._.Yodlh money Alt S:30Paf, painl 752-02'7'7 ~-l lJl 551.om ... •" r .,. .. -.. <1168782 I "Tl El C&mino. 402 eng. ~ ... 495 P tS. P /8 . radio, xlnt TRUCK CITY ~ cond. 52200/mk otr. 1971GNC 554-5400 TRUCI CITY 55-1588. RALL y WA4iM* 5541400 --..,..-IAHC ___ HaO___ eoeu ,..., __ --F'UUl&Harbor,S.A. , 6 & Oflt11.e1. Cf\111• C.0"''01 Fiflti & Harbor. S.A. &.aperHot! Must See' con•Cl'll -oo. "'" -19'70 ford E2.00. ~lg. crpt, (112846L) n0Att8Us148021 nu bralres. nu valves. ~m70tw\n'31' Vet"J cleu. SS.HS. Call ....... $3 99 '7976 lllnl p.s mi's. $2100 or 4 ofr Eves, 642·0168. TIUCkCITY a vw 8 ll bbJe Top 1144400 Cam~r. trtdle. stove. ,_._ d'-C c -·'""•-P'Ulb & HarbQr, S.A. au ... ,ra llUo ' ·-·---------player .. larP motor. Xlnew .,. ~ T Ford P .U. au ter. U... ud baU&ry. nt rain Ura. '9QO. '62 Ford Nlllll • .:.fff Ml. saG0 Vu r•oel. IQO. Junk fit& 7 ln>p• ll. eocprts /rims '7• Ford XLT. -. ton,._. 0.sb0Qlye38-2182 Wllb 1b1ll. 12" tlrt•1 ?6.CHIYY 14~" r1mt. NottblaOG ftt. roe lams-. AtC. lo ~ rtQCUP l'ftl "'100/bet. ~ ~per-Clean• (lKT70'70 ~ who a~ aeekln1 11n apartJ'IMftt klok Rl"lt lo a ... tlltd Wiii your ad M lhere? To place )'OUI' Ml. ull ~ ......... . I $4995 Tl.UCKCITT 554-1400 FUU\ & Harbor. S.J\ WE HAVE A GOOD SWC:TIOM OFJIMMYS. SUIURIANS · AYAN CONVERSIONS 72 FORD SURFaYAN l7 0107U $2999 11UCKCITY 554-5400 rulb la Harbor, S.A "68DODGI SUUllVAH (99789A) $1499 TIUCICITT 554-5400 ~M" ff.arbor, S.A . , ... __ .. ,, ... \ . .... l ... ' :.. . . ' . . . .. . . , . . . ' . . . . . . . 9590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WEWILLIUY YOURDATSUM PAID FOR OR NOT TOl'DOUAR FOR TOP CARS BARWIC K OATSUM "" , , , .I : 1 t .1 p1 • 11 ,JI I" B31-137 5 4'i3-337S WE-BUY Q.EANCARS &~UCKS CONNRL CHMOLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. COSTA P,fESA 546-1200 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS FOREIGN, DOMESTIC orCLA.5SICS Jr your car is extra clean see us first. IAUER IUICIC ~Harbor Bhd. Costa Mesa 979.2500 WE BUY USED CARS CALLGARTll Used Car Mgr 540-5630 1011\so\ & so~ • LINCOLN ·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA WEIUY USED CARS! We're the new Chevrolet dealerstup tn the lrvanc Auto Center. We Cleed your used car• JOE MACPHERSON CHEVROLET 21 Auto Center On ve JRVlNE 768-7222 ..WOS. IMporhd ••••••••••••••••••••••• . 9705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• * ALFA ROMEO * 078 Spiders are here! A few '77s le~ at factory reduceit prices. Lease <U!aJer direct. BEACH IMPORTS 848DOVESTREET <Near MacArt.bur Blvd. &Jamboree Road>. NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 '71 Spyder, gd coad. xtras. '1500. EXCEUEHT SELECTION OF , IMWRESAUS 76 53().i.. Auto aunr f, AM /F-M stereo tape. We may have your n~xt ro.oooong m1 Xlnt cond. car an our mventory. Ca 11 973-U~ wkd)'l> 640-7507 us today! v ' •DAfSUNS• L .. Selectlott Of All Modeft SALES-LEAS I NG PARTS-SERVICE We Need Clean Oat.suns! COSTA MESA. DATSUN 831-2040495-4949 ~ 9715 t 977 IMW l20i •••••••••••••••••••• ••• ~~~~~~~~ 4700 MILES! '71CAPRI1600.CC, 4 c:yl. '77 Datsun 280-Z, A/C. 2.MSHAB.BOR BLVD 540-641 0 540-,921 l We still have one 1977 steel blted radials. ~00. AM/FM stereo 8 track, 320i that was registered 548-9806. aft 5 Moo·Frt mags, louvre windows, 4 & used by BMW of North ... ~-9720 spd, 18,000 ml. Pvt ply 1976DATSUM 1210 With AM/FM stereo & 8 track tape. Economy & low miles-only 22,280 miles. (958REJ>. Amenca. Black with tan --$7SOO. 963-0867; M2·2790. anterior. alr' cond . stereo ••••••••••••••••••••••• & alloys. Immaculate! '78 Pickup, 4,000 ml. ·ex- <4286> tras. $SCJO & take over ROY CARVER BMW payments SS2-8412 J.S40JamboreeRoad "69 510 Wagon. $'950/or NEWPORT BEAGH 640.6444 best offer. P .P. 754-4241, ________ 1 631-4497 eves. BMW RESALES '74 260Z Runs & looks Uke nu. AM /FM cassette, mags, radio $4,200/bcst offer 492-3192 1972 Datsun 510 4-dr, fac- ' tory air. 4-spd stick. xlnt c.'Orld, oHg owner. $1.550. 673-7180 19742002 °78 Datsun 280Z, AM/FM 4 speed. air -cond. & cass stereo. 6,000 mi, 4· stere o c a s s et t e . spd, magi.. bra, & spec. (373LPF>. exhaust system. Mus t 1974 lovaria sell getting married. 4 speed trans & stereo "645-079'l. 754-7782 <USMCB). 071 1200 coupe gd running 1975 SlOi cond Bst reasonable ofr Sliver with blue interior. ~3882 4 speed. s tereo & only -------- 12,500 original miles. '74Yl260Z2+2 <89SNRRJ. EL SUNROOF 1975 530Ja Sp paant, 4-spd, AM/FM With air cond. & stereo stereo tape, lo mi. A/C, C560MMLI. sper whls, P.P. Must 1975 3.0Sia sell. 751 -3499 ~--~~---With sunroof & lo\\-·77 21!0Z 4 s pd, air. miles (549NRPI J\M F~t 8-trk, t.•xcell 1976 2002 cond. $'7700. 559-7347 4 speed-. a.unrooL & '1lf cood. <500PQM ). 1977 3,ZOi 4 speed, stereo & air cond. C238S Pl) 1977 320i 4 speed. sunroof & mag wheels. <58JSPN). 1977 320ia Black w /gold interior. Stereo cassette. air cond ~0,000 m ales! 831-2040 495-4949 ORANGE COUNTY'S 'OLDEST ~G SaJes.Serv1ce·Leasmg RoY Carvtr,lnc. Rolls ftoyce BMW l540Jamboree Newport Beach 640·6444 •;6 710 Stn W91t 4 s~. s unroof, radio & heater. Super dean car. Less than 18.000 mus. (473PCF'I $3259. . THEODORE . ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBO R BLVD . COSTA M ESA 642 · 0010 •DRIVEA * *LITTLE ... .; SAVE A LOT SHOP&COMPARE BARWICK DATSUM "1 11 ft1.ll l q11 ,, .11111 8 3 1-1375 4'i3-337S WOW! SAVE MOW! DATSUN SALE! 5 1686 173 610 2 DR. HT 8"°""1>0m ~-""" ontv 23.000 ,,,,, .. AM/fM CUM!te. •uto --,_... ,503H00!, 5 1998 '74 11-210 2 DR. a ..... ____ ..._. tt•r•o. I •P••d 1no more Cl:llMCll '76 710 4 DR. One Of a -'--1'-7,000 Oft9'Nll -• "°"'1. AM"M c.191<1"' '"'tone '*"'· ..... ,_ IJHL710097ll62) 53585 OHLY SZ609 MlrocM Mmda/RtnaUtt WiOHarbor Blvd., C.M. 645-5700 '77 8210 30,000 m a. new Ures. $3200. 492-5180 '73 240Z, excellent loved condition. Needs new home for someone will· lng to pay for a quality car. Start at ~ and see how far owner will come down. All extras. dbl car buretaon. cstm air. Mustaell Immediate· ly. Call 714/848·0355. 957·0214 eves. Over Bluebook &-wort~ ilr! Rat .......... , •...•....... * FIAT SALE!._ on all Flat 128 & 131 models <Brava except· ed) at factory ln•olce plus dealer Installed ac- ce680nes, If any Offer good lhru July 4, 1978. HtfbFriNlanckr Imports 13749 Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH 537.7777 898-6777 '7J Ft4T 124 • 0 ROADSTER (43713) $1995 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 Fifth & Harbor, SA. '76 131-Cleao 22 ma, atereo/cass. 11uto, SJ.500. 6G-«K9. 979-761.3 ?7 200SX Cf'E. '89 124 Sport Spyder COO· A ""1• ,..,.. _, ~'""" e1< vert. Clean. Many new cond IUIO tr•n•. AM/FM parts. $1700. 759.9550 a1-.1ow.io.-(t 728XAJ ··--------- 54777 176 210% 2+2 All-.. AM!Rtl-. '"99t ltld< 1"411. • ,... bM<llY at an ~ llllcll (9711'Cfl '74 134 Spider conver Low m il., AM /F'M $3950 830-9495 ·74 128. Immaculate. AM/FM, radi,iJls. valve job, to ma 's, must sell. $1750/ofr. 631-0798 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . .. , . . . . SEE THE ALL NEW FUEL INJECTION 178 JAGUAR XJ6L '78 Ml MIDIET ~Wmt AM/PM UOt9 • W..A•I •.t.<:81 & CVS TOM PINS~ (QAH90J20M)40) Jaguar ~ 1RUllH IUY or LEASE FROM THE PROFESSIONALS .-w M."481.HM •~roan ( . .., Fnday, June 30. 1978 YOU CAN NOW BUY The HONDA--ACCORD- and HONDA ACCORD LX -No WAIDNG 60 Now in stock! EXAMPLE: (1518) (SJE3066026) 1978 HONDA 1978 HONDA CIVIC SIAllM WAIOR CaAif. EP~ 41 -.CJ Hlway lated 33 ,..ag City 36 MPG COMllMED (Stock #1424) (Stock J1395J (SGA4626788) (INBA4014~4) IMMEDIATE · IMMEDIATE DELIVERY DELIVERY. $ $ ,....,..,..,_ C... ..... To Mor .... OlllrOood TIWll 7.+'1 • OPIM ALL DAY TUESDAY .. THE 4TH OF JUL 1" SALES & SERVICE OLDSM•ILE • IMC • HOIDA 2850 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA . . 540-9640 . ~ .. .. • . . . ' -. I .. , I 4 .i . - t I ~ ~-., t. .. ... • ~ lmporl..t Autos, Im~ Alltos, IMpot°'hd Aaltos, llWport.d Autos, l"'pot'hd Autos. UH d ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• DJ2 t>AJl.'Y P1LOT Friday Juo• 30 191& Mtot .... 01W .-...tn.a1ted ......... ,,hid ._.... 9738 ~~m 9740 Ponc.IM 9750 Toyota -t°76S VolGWOCJ" 9170 C«lloc 99 15 .••.•.••................•.......•.....•......••.•••.•••••.••...•.••..........•..•.••...... ······················· ...••............••..•••. , .•...............•........•..•.............•...•.........••••.•••. ....... '727 ...... '717 ..._. t'27 1975 Ma% 280C 'TS 9 14·11 Laaht blue. e1t· "12Corooa Mark u. LARGEST ••••••••"9•••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Stereo. crwse control. eel cond. must sell 14~ AMtFM, au. auto. 46,600 saECTION 7 6 HOHDA CIVIC .._..New '71 pwr windows & door 546-sn8 m.c"s. gd cood S2100 OF USS> VWt '77 ACCOAD Io~ ks -/\ r 1 n e im 9115, only 4~ mi, (714l842·3612aJ\6pm Airrood .4 apeecttres .. HOND•C-.. llf.AtC.sUver.blktnt. automobile auy or r INTH!AaEA •wvool Runs out 0 reat A .,.. ~ " air. sunroo • leather. '76 Celica 5 Spd L1•bacl U.88RVC> • MA.HY flo'M. like nu. $499$. lease tS26MlT> AMJFM, loaded Sl8.~. w/sbade. air. AM,/FM llLL YATES $3295 To ClaooM From.t Call Mi-50'18 aft 6pm We have a good select.ion 675-4878• 494'1619 $&500 998-4784, 634 9551 VW-PORSCHE ~~~u~~ UNIVERSITY ·:.~~~=~,:_~c:r~: ~!!!~~tnCa~l~~~~!our ~he~i~~5~~1~n1~~·0~ 1971 TOYOTA 85j;~a00C:;~~~n~1 (Near MacArthur 0...-Mle 8.11·3448 M9rc~ letti 9740 © ..... AM/FM cass. 24K ml. COROLLA WAG.ON Jamboree&~nswl > ..._.Cwt• GMC ••••••••••••••••••••••• MCl&CO•v•• xlnt. $6700. 557·8149 ThislllUeredwagonh.as VOLKSW•GEllJ N!.'WPOR'f BEACH Trucks Jag11cr 9730 IMPOa'T6 wkdys. 4 speed trans.. radio. A 1"'111 8JJ.O I I 6 2850 Harbor Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1971 MIZ 280SE 141831-1746°'l714149!>·1104 heater & is exceptionally Sales--Servk• ---------•tosta Mesa 540-9640 l976JaguarXJS!+2v12 3.5COUPE .. .-.LO.--IHGFORA '67:~~~~e~a:!8 clean in$ide & oUt! '73 HOllda Cl•lc, , Sport,coupe. White -with Last or the handmade ,...., "" l°'6DSW>. Top Oolla' ll87SFr1m837·5499 76CVCCCUSTOMGT. red leather interior. 1 · , L 450SL-450SLC &44-l4&l. OMLYSl395 PaidforUsedVW's ---r ~pdHatchback,yel/blk Automatic, stereo. air ~!~:ed~sl~w ~i~e~rl We have the largest 1975 Carrerra, 29,000 ml. Mt.,..t• llMtn COMMOHWEALTH '7S Wagon, 29M. AM /FM int, • .., AC. Blaupunkt cond'. & full p()wer in· $hows superb care. 1 of ~fect1on or super·clean, elec. windows. A JC. Harbol'.Cos&aJltU · MOTORS stereo, new tires. tug AM t r M s te reo, tarp, eluding door locks & wm· only 600 made for the well maintained pre· leather int .• cassette. • 64% .. 7.fl gage rac k , $2900/ofr tach, coc~a mats. ~ared dows . The ultunate US. Must i.ee to ap-viously owned SL!SLC's polyure thane paint, SIMCI 195J 9.'56-0314 fenders. G~!"'ey V1ct~ry Jaguar. Bauer Motors. preciate owned by a in Southern California. b4ack, new Perelli llres. '72 Corona Mark 11. aqua 1442So Bnstol ma~s. 13 ,Goodrich 2925 Harbor Blvd., Costa H 011 Yw 0 0 d s la r . Available for lease or Best offer 3907 Seashore Santa Ana Maroon WC. radial T /A s. front Mesa.979-2:500. (S93EMO>. purchase. Competitively Or~NB wlblk ml. lo mi. auto. 546-0220 =io spoiler. dechromed. 34 SEE TODAY!!! priced. Call for details. ---------• AC, SlBSO. ss7~ Appro>t z mi No of .. • TEST DRIVE ADIESEl. SEVILLE • ---------i mpg. Very cherry. See '74JAGUARXJ6L ·72 Targa. 5-sp, rn1ifCS, •75y. Corolla SR-5. 21JK SouthCoastPlaiis. l.AlSesomethingvaluable? Oct. l!hS Playboy mag l:>on't miss •this 30,l.S6 .... ICO• Ut . r . I A/C, AM/FM Ster, nu miles. AM /FM. cln .. 74 bug. AM /FM radio, .!filKIH.1r!'lt11 BlvJ. ~al\ a<1.111:mu::1 -lor....&.wia. $34.SQ. _&ves_ mi1*-gem, Has most IMPM!t .~BDUIBGrWI p81nt & tires, reblt eng S2.SOO.Call968-1065. new tires. excel cond <.m1.1 Ml· ... 1 ; .. m.•1100 Nabers Cadillac and FouQd 1:olumns. .~ everythm1rtm:tudinr air n 4lS3H74eodn41495.1704 w ;;;eis1111. wg.lOO m1 '-s. lnke n --'w•••••~ .. 111! That's where people look . cond .. pwr. windows. or•· ..... , -• .., • .,. thfoughoUt. PP. W • -·n CBJCAbr -.67:>-~ t4 ----! when they've' round an Find what you want lll locks. steering and '74Ml?280SE ""' 213·432·1964. Eves/ S-sp.AM/FM ster.8-tr 1temofvalue DailyPllotClassiHeds. brakes. leather, and Sunroof. auto trans. 1975 MIZ280 WKends.714·771·1938 tape,air,xlntcond . stereo. (LRCJAG> power&teenng. air cond SEDAN. complete with 1965 912. 8.000 on rbll $4850 ss7-0l03. ·71 Squareback. rblt ~. good cond1uon. $1350 p p S36-0S 73 '74 CAl>lu.AC SIDAH de VILLE <249MSV> btcK,Unct •.•............................ ., .•........... lt76 fOD COUllR s3999 $•-~--,..,.,,...,oniy 14000 ....... (107'382) lt74 DAnuM 2601 s4199 Aw~AM/FM ---·- lt76FOUFl 50 s4999 Au!O lfaf'• -JI~. 111< ()Ol>d and '"°'° Soec>elofter 161171 I '77 CHRYS&.B COIDOIA · s5499 Full°""' , l9d "'"AM/FM a._ ano l...clau rool s..-~ 196o'RZICI 1976 POMnAC ftllmC $58 fr-Am IWOOtlel.tHI--AMl,M -Onl\o--1.a1RfOl $7888 -<7S8VEC> sunroof. stereo. crw~e engine, S-s pd, chrome um Celica GT Coupe-5 $7995 control & low miles whls, nu tires, many ex· speed,atrcood .AM/FM --- 19'4 vw NEWPORT DATSUN ...._ ..... ...,I• I ' -...1., •. . ~ ~ . .. ' I ... ' I 833-1300 1970 J aguar·XJ6-Finished in sable with tan interior. Has elertric sunroof. low miles & is in extremely good condition. Bauer Motors, 292S Harbor Bl vd., Costa Mesa. 979-2500. '76 XJS Dar k Blue w /beige lea.ther inter. 6000 mi"s Like ne w. $11,500. 640-5860 9732 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 JB4SEH HEALEY COMYERTllLE Hard to find onginal car 0witb low mlles. AM /FM stereo. mags, luggage rack. (958KXV> $4778 NEWPORT DATSUN (927NXH). Buy or lease. tr as Must sell. S.S250 stereo w /8 track. deck TRUCK Ctff _494-67 __ 90 _______ 1 rack & more! Must sell ! With new paint, Flair renders. AM /FM stereo & chrome rev('rs c wheels <0NH840> $3595 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 Fifth & Harbor. S.A. 554-5400 Many models to choose Porsche 912 engine rac· (New Celica just came flTth&Harbor,S.A. from -Hurrv!· tory reblt. 0 miles com· ml. Call 962-9824 or '68 280SE. 4 dr. lmmac. IT\Mlla&O• Vt plet.e $1850.494-6190 646-!mJ & ask for Rick. 'O, CMPOaTI Right hand dnve. cl8.$sic 75 TOYOTA CB.ICA MUSTSHl!f Mlrpde Mcada/ReftCllllt 2150 Harbor Blvd .. C.M. 645'5700 16 El Dorado. loaded. ru~r injection. $8300. aft l> 536·1002 or all d ay Sat/Sun FUiiy equip. New tires. compl., serv. r ecords. Call Last Deta1I 751-1337. · 714163H716o«1141496·t704 • "65 SC. best ofr over 5 speed trans. Xlnt. for S6 .000. 499-3678 or graduatio n girt . '76 MBZ 450SEL Complete with sunroof. crwse control, s ter eo lape7 pwr. windows. etc. Low. l o w mile s . t502RCP>. Buy or lease. MllSCO• Vt tMvoata ·11 280SL, ex. cond., 2 tops,. brn tan int. $13 .500. Dr. Miller . 639-4901 '70 MBZ 280SEL With stereo. air cond .. Michelin tires & metallic p8lllt. 1804BNR). SADDUIAa< VAUEYIMl'ORTS 831-2040 495-4949 1974 MBZ 450SL Eqwpmenl includes pwr windows, s tereo. air cond. & tn immaculate condition! (0187291 Buy or lease today! MUSTSEEH! new, A/C. radio, l owner MC I vn. '66 Diesel 2000. look!\ hke @ 1 co• .... , p P, S2SOO 673-7965 CNPOITS 7141831·1746 Ot (714)49!> 1104 640-5447 t5S3MNC) '77 'h 924 A /C. Blau AM /FM. sorf, touring pkg, xlnt copd. $9SOO. Aft 5 95.$-2325 $2995 1967 VW Beetle. gd run HOWARD Ct.nolet ning-cond, $1100/b~st DOVE&QUAILSTS. ()fr. 540·7800. 524 215i (Near MacArthur. e~estwluids Jamboree & Bristol> -. 7-7_V_W __ C_o_n_v_e_r_t _1 b-1-e-. 1978 PORSCHE NEWPORT BEACH chrome yellow, xlnt 91 I SC llJ.O 1 16 cond ~ 496-802-t This one 1s loaded!!! Tri.... 9767 '69 Beetle Heater air Mocha brown exttnor & ••••••••••••••••••••••• auto. $500/best offer low miles. Pn pty. Call ml T1,Wmph TR6-Cbo1ce 1ZBA550I 552 9642 •71 CADILLAC DEVILLE COUPE Full power • .leather, garage kept. 1630GIWI $2995 HOWARD CheYr'Oltt OOVE&QUAILSTS. <Near MacArthur. Jamboree & Bnsk>ll NEWPORT BEACH 833-0116 538-5120 oC 2. 00e is white w /blue ---------mlenor. stereo cassette Sl.500 mvested in i.tereo.•---'------- "66911 Rebwlt eogllle. S /B radio $6,900/bst orrer s:r>-4327 & rack. The ~er 1s blue ror sale or lrade for vw '77 El DORADO w/black interior & has 979-4626 White on while B1omll. low miles. Bauer Motors. ,75 VW Scirocco 4 spd Cully loaded. Xlnt cond. 1966 Porsche 912, 4 speed. 2925 Harbor Blvd., Costa Air, AM t FM ster Lo (7l<tl 493-6287or728-048S 30,000 m1 on engine .. Mesa.979-2SOO. rru·s Mustsell 494 2671 ·;3 El Dorado. one owner 10 M'S 2805. auto, air. blutcream. mint cond. A MG8 classic. $6100 493.0730 Need s paint. Askin& '62TR4targatop.ro'lbar, 55.000 m• P .P. $3795 9744 $4 ,500. 646-7952 or B>0/080. ·m vwBus.Sl250/bstorr 1714i 675-86S1 54S-8l3 l 833-1023 p. p 548·2746T1m "66 F\eelwood. all optrons, '63 MB 220 SE. classic Hdtp cpe. Exceptional '73 Jensen He.a ley. xlnt $1.900 /firm art 6 838-1330 ~~ ......... ! I \ t "-\ 1 I I ! ·,. ,,, ... I' .. I' I SJJ-1300 -----------1 xtra sharp. I owner. P.P 9 7 72 770-5060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·77 Seville · fully load~. 16.000 mi. take over lse. $246/mo. S42·7i27 24hrs. cond. Lotus eng. 96H943. 1974 Jensen Healy, red/· tan. UM. top cond. $6100 . 963-5584 kC111'1111nn Ghia 9715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7 4 Ka r man Ghia, Orange, good cond. $3350. Call 675-9124 evesrwknds. ·m. nu engme, radials . ster. best offer. Good cond. 675-7463 9738 ········-·············· HURRY.f'40WAT MIRACLE MAzDA WITHTilE PURCHASE OF ANY NEW 1978 MAZDA GLC You wUI reeeive an AM /FM stereo .. FREE" or the cash equivalent or $179.00. Ce>NTEST SALE ENDS J UNE 30th. 1969 2200, brand new engine, near new steel belted tires. auto trans, A 1C. AM I F'M ster eo tape . P P. $4495. Will consider trade. 552·3391, 537-0430 MB '76 !iOOO, full eqwpt. s nrf, $11.SOO P .P. 714 ·644 -85 10 . eves/wkends. '74 MIZ 450SLC Original lhruoul! Automauc. pwr steenng &:urcond. (42301. $16,995 HOWARD Chevrolet DOVE&QlJAILSTS. (Near MacArthur. Jamboree& Bnstol). N~'WPORT BEACH 833-0116 1967 2305.L BEAUTIFUL 640.7834 ~~~------ ' 69 280SL 675-2008 '71 MGB ROADSTER Nice & clean with lots of utras like AM /FM cassette, luggage rack. rallye wheels, and low miles. (22183> $4686 NEWPORT DATSUN ~'-' f lr1.1 "'''' •' '4 ,\, .. r1 I~ 1 11 833-1300 '7$MGI COMVERTllLE 4 speed trans.. stereo. Super shape! Dnv6 1t home today (9'l208 > $3795 HOWARD Chenolet DOVE&QUAILSTS . <Near MacArthur. Jamboree & Bristol> NEWPORT BEACH 833-0116 TUT ORJVE OUR "LE CAR OF THE YEAR" Good lnvenwry ln stock. Hurry while they last ! MIRACLE M.ilDAjR.E:MAUL T 2150 Harbor Blvd. COSTA.MESA 645-5700 --------Vollswagett 9770 "76 Wagon. 245DL. auto. 9'17 ..............•........ ~ "Low Prices! .. LEA SI MG MIRACLE '78 3000. 4.boo miles-. Opd 9746 MAZDA/RENAULT M1liam br.own. mag ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.963 Caravelle convert!· ble w/hardtop. 2 tops. Must sell. Good shape. S)6.6296 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PS1PB1AC. AM /FM ster .07 VW original ownr ex· cass. rooprprack. Xlnt. cellent running cond. sa&l.847• · R b l t e n g . $139S . 49 .. t Ill 546-9'67 21SOHarborBlvd.,C.M. whls-.snrl,615·2688 ·13 Opel 1900 Wagon. Gdl•-------- 645-5700 cond. FM stereo. Many •72 vw Bug. 39.000 miles. 1----------1 '65 2SOSE sunroof coupe new parts. 7SK m1. Must Rolls Roye• 9756 New ures. Call aft 8pm, '73 RX2. rebuilt engme, S1lver1blk leather, xtra sell now. $900 . Ph ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64().~3or640-6578 good int. good tires. n.ire clas~1c. Nds trans 64.$-4450 #1 DEALER IN US A · 714· 768-1S08 evngs. ...... Used •••••••••••••••••••••••• $1450.644·4798 wrk.~.as 1s536-7888 . · · · ·12 bug. Radio. n e w ~ 71. Stirk Shift Very eron ROY brakes. tires. Xlnt cond. Autos.Mew 980 Alltos.Hew 9100Awtos,N•w 9100Awtos,Hew 9100 Extras . Gr eat buy . JRR CARVER $1,900.~ •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• si.ooo 6*4·5757 ROLLS·ROYCE TiOdA Pantera 9747 lMOJ.tm-" '74 Super Bug radio/tape, ·73 Century AtC, pwr strng. pwr brks. Xlnl cond $2200 84j 4482 ·75 Skylark. 4 door V8 Loaded lo m1 S29SO •--------- 751-3141or494 034ll 1974CHEVY Y ~~~ &u<ll new tires. brks. s hocks. ••• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • _._ Looks new $25 75. 631-0298 ·73 "L", lSK m1 's,cherry ---------Cdac 9915 OUR LOWEST PRICE EVER OM A MEW '78 BUICK REGAL ' Look AT tltESE SuapRisiNG Paias iN TltE SwtpaisE CAR of Th£ y EAR 99 REGAl MONdAy ThE BeT DAY of ThE YEAR TO Buy A NEW REGAl. . tDSide &out. blk. ClOsto suHOAn l!nO VW Squareback. e>t· ••••••••••••••••••••••• $15.900 551-4038. 1961 Rolls Royce Silver cell. cond1t1on $1650. Call 673 cc•u '70Sedande Ville. lo mi's. .... Cloud H Beaut. car: eves. ...._.. P~ 97-good el\i. $1300. Lynn, ••••••••••••••••••••••• $18.500 640-7030 '74 VW Su per Beetle. 963--0891. 963-61164 •PEUGEOT * yellow. $2300. 498·254S, ,;;;;;p;m:;;jjjpW:~p;jjjjj:jjjjjj 9760 493-S6Sl(Katby). We have a good selection ·of 604s & '78 Diesels now in stock. Lease dealer direct ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13 Superbug, auto. clean. • SA.Al * Nu tires. brakes. Sharp. BEACH IMPORTS 848 DOVE STREET (Near MacArthur Blvd &Jamboree Road). NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 1978. Saabs from S&Mli. Gary. '1.52·16601 wkdys. (3248) Lease dealer du-ect. Also. Turbo Dem Now available ! 9750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEACH IMPORTS 848 DOVE STREET <Near MacArthur Blvd. &Jamboree Road> NEWPORT BE/\CH 752-0900 '76 VW 9 passenger Bus w /beds. Must Seti. $5100 I err. 497.2547 eves". '16 VW Camper. Porsche eng. ne w radi a ls, AM/FM, mint. warran· ty, PP. $6200 firm 675-5857 . LARGE Subarv 9762 '69fostbadl SELiCTIOM OF •••••••••••••••• •••••. • $750 675-8927 BRAND HEW 1978 •73 SUBARU PORSCHE 924s s speed lr~ns. AM /FM See us for yo~.r best buy Xlnl. conditio n and today-Hurry' mecha11ically super' BIU. YA YES <5G4Ml P> • $1495 VW~RSCHE HOWARD CIM•rolet 75.J,SS 7 passen . A.M. F .M. rass ~3 .800. F1rm. 613-!004 or 646-9115 68 bug. New clut ch. Rebullleng. ~. 548-4760 Son Juan CaptSt.rano DOVE & QUAJL STS. ~11-4100 49-J..45.f I tN~Arthur. vW·.74 ·super omre;-sWf: 1977 PORSCHt ~·:~~* =~~~u r·r. AM tFM. auto. red. 924COUPE lll-0116 xlnt cond. $2 .950 W1lh I actory ma ~s. ---------1..,;&IG-:__ .. 1440_. _____ _ BlauJ)unkt :;tereo Toyota 9765 '65VWCampervan New cassette. air cond.· ••••••••••••••••••••••• eng, batt, & tires S139S VER Y ~ H A R P ! -HFOU YOU Orll~ - t787RJYI. sa&. YOUR SADDLtaAa< TOYOTA, V~YIMPQRTS \977 7 pass Bus. For rent. lease or sale. AM tFM. 4·spd. 631-4933. 131.204049s.494t SEE US! MAJl9.UIS TOYOTA '67 vw Squareback. Pristine or Hunllntgton MlSSlONVlEJO $450'.bestofr. ::i~ ~~~'1rn~~~e~ IJ 1·2110 4tt-I 2 I 0 ~5221 tender nartng to Porsc.be 1977 TOY OT A t:J.)0' 6 7 YW. AS ~3765 ~-Sf'-7'18· COROLLA 1975 PORSCHI, 4•oeed. racUo"only8000 2 V.W.'s. 64 Van. Er· 91 IS mflu • Llko NEW • tended roof . N tw 5 l'peed, atereo cauotte. ($dSXE) Sa.l•pttced at EnalM. $975. ~ bug. m1p&ool.y2T,OOOmllet . ONLY Ul24 Body needs help $575 (1141) ~perbl Mhecte 'ft. days S48.fi030 Nlte1 S/.DDLY Aa< ~~ .:..888..;__.8ZJ_l _____ 1 VAUIY IMPORTS WOH.arbor8Jvd.,C.M. ·a Sqrbll. auto, dltc 1977 OLDS CU11.ASS SUPlt&4E ~i:,:;"rec'="'•~ l 206$fVI 55995 1977TOYOTA. StATION WA~ tl•ue ••I•"°' 111d. 5 ~ tr-1"32AUI 53995 1974 PLYMOUTH SHRIM(i COUPI ... ,_ ••l9'10< "'tlV -•oct..,., ... -·-........ ~ llu.&:'I.. -52995 1976 fOIJ) THUMDIDllD l.Jlte Hf-llrlonl l'9d ••-· full PO••r & Wife '#'f\4tel1 Sllerpt 11122NWO! S6995 lt780LDSla 4 DOOi "'DIES&"' 'vllY llCtOry eou11>ped lnetud•n/, -. wllMI• 1.11\ft ~H ~(1'711tl MUSTSll TO APPllCIATI HOVASS 4 s peed trans .• V-8. power stee ring, rtiw silver metallic paint, spotless ms1de and out' (2311LIE> $2888 COMMB.l CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. cosrA MESA 546-1200 1975CHEVY MON%A2+2 (940UJQJ •$2999 PHIL LONG FORD ~Auto Center Dr. S.D Frwy -Irvine 761-581& ~ 1977 Monz.a Spyder. •·sp. V.S, AtC Loaded w /opt1ons. 831-7260/ 493-1570. eves. Ken. '75 Mahbu Classic. Xlnl cond • air. PStPB. $2898. Ph 84().2390 ·n Chevette Silver Xlnt cood 16.000 ml, $3000. Pt\ 55&&31 l9'1S' Monza 2+2. excell. rond .. new paint & Ur~. 646-3541 '77 Monte Carlo. lo mi's, perfect cond. Relocated to Europe, musl 11ell. 640-9822 . Mlcha~l Re>mell. ·111 El Camino 307 cu Inch. AM /FM 8 trk stereo. Sacrtfice ~ 540-8308 '74 Monte Carlo, P IS, P tB. air, xlnl rood. must sell. 12975. 640-5192 'i3 Monte C.rlo. 01• lntr 1rp. AIC. P /W. CIC, 35Q c u in. Very lo m l. AM /FM s ter casaetle Lollded Must aec .• P"l pty Call ens. &t2"4090 111.ioco 4'S-4'4t 645-1700 brakes. stereo. nu paint, .z-~~__;:;__~--~-L~~~~--~~~:.A.-~~~~~~----"-~~ .... ~~~~--"--~~~~~--~_....--~~--...., ..... ----~~k~e~n=ew,;.,;4tn;;;,-f1:;;;;3:l:Sl295;::::·:;J...::=:=:=::;===:::=:=:i.;=::::=:=========:;iJ:; ,.,.._,.,. \ , "' -.,, -,. ... ,. . " . .. • • I , . ...... I . . " I i t I 1. . I t L i ~ t r " L f l f • AtltoJ,On d AAdo~. Uud Auto•. u .. d Autoa, UH d Fnday. June 30, 1978 DAIL y PILOT D 13 •...•..•.....•..•..••.• , .......................................................................................... ···················~ c....... H20 DodlJt 9935 Ford '940 ..,_'-9 9952 PlyaMdtt 9960 ,Olllioc H65 ..... New tlOG .... N•w t•oo .......... tlOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. , 1967 Mus lanai. '73"-6 I A C 9 fD El Camino w1umper "68 Dod1~ Coronet 74 FORD .x:amp, ·CY · I · '6 PONTIAC CPl. shell. Sacrifice 847 7926 Good co n d 1 t 1 on , TOllfNO COUPE $l200 PS/PB, rad10, a uto. <356402> & ~101 evs automauc 375,000 mile. (71.S40) 540-2279 after 6PM S'llSO 752·2282, dys. $99 5 $t.SO 962 8718 $2295 '66 V-8 auto. P IS. air. '76 Volare Wgn Premier, ..,. T '15 MONZA 2+2. yellow, '64 Da rt body needs pony lot, xtnt COQd. $1~ 27K tnJ, loaded $4250. '"UCIC Cl Y auto. air. Ulte DOW, must paint. '3001be~t orter TRUCK can ~~ S52·l907 554-5400 see. 6'4-llT7 646-431 _1 _ 554-5400 'bi Must.ang. 8 cyl. auto. 71 Plymout h F ury lU. ruth&Harbor, S.A. '14 Chev Vega Kamback -722.dr, aulo, V.S.flSi PU, Fifth & Harbor. S ~ $500 o t best ofrer Clean and spacious. good '7S Astre btchbck 4 spd. wgn, good cond 1tton air. <'ll'an 1971 FORD M7 6175 concht1on Bent render in 29,000 rru, gd cond. $1800. 975. 536-7002 alter 5 PM. abSI:n> 846 7651 -~-._11_ 9955 front. Must Sell. $500. af\65116-2885 orallday5attSun. -------LTD4DOOR ---Cillafter3PM 968·902A -----'------67 Gd d L i 862TLQ> ••••••••••••••••••••••• · Le M """ Gd , Ca . con . w m . < '73 Duster "AO. Auto. P IS. 66 ans ........ trans n Moote rlo. AM/FM ma p s pa auto $5Z99 1973 Cutlass Supre me. .,.. car ~ stereo, tilt, all power. trans.~. 64a-633i SS,000 ma's, A/C, vnyl P JB, deluxe mdl. lo mi. · · 545-2020 fact. s unroof. S5195. PHIL LOlll...IG root, Ps/PB. $2100/80 . mint. $1900,644·6806 --------848-1072.842-8330 '66 Da rt 4 dr !>talion " s.56·0363, wk. 957-0110, '67 Firebird400 Ca ---wagon.~ cyl, gd running FORD hme Ask for Marty or 1973 Ply. 9-pass wagon. Xlnt cond. nu paint. '67uto xlnmatrot. ma!;'50• VAf-8t, cond $300 557-6414 43AutoCent.er Dr. Lenny. ~jess .. npe~B:18"rt.~.· cf.?~nd, 644-0866 a • ires. "'' · -----S.O F'rwy. · lrvme --------u ~ ~· S.M7·1346 ~•••••••••••••!!~~ 768-5881 '68 Toronado. rbll. eng. ~!~~:,. ~c~~~22. $1200. perl ext. 83().1566 ,,.,,., ~ ....,., ,,.,, AC/PS . R a d io/ rack PHIL '73 Pinto Wgn, rack, au, ----.------1968 Ply. Vahant 4 dr '76 FORD Makeoffer496·1~ LONG clean. xlra car. Sl.295. '68 ~lta 88 coupe. 89,000 sedan. air. radio. good THU ... D-ll ...... ~ . .. . . ·, . . . ' WIN . --,.. 1978 FAIRMONf FUTURA ABSOLUTELY '76 Mabbu £61.ate Wgn. ~ St.100/bestoffer FORD 955-0388 mi. Clean. Rill. PS. PB. ttres, new paml $750. ~u:::;) '"" 1971FORD AC. xlnl trans $550. 962·1S39 after S PM ' • '6.1 Corvatr Monza $300. L-· Lo ~age. Gd ~tne. --:--~-_ __!, ___ _ LTDW ... GO... 642026.5afler5 PM. $4695 "' " --------1Pontfoc 9965 '-· '71 Vega, 4 s pd , n ew tSer;:i~N> '7o~.loaded; et'uise ·-··--.. ·-·••••••••• lRUCK CITY $6499 control At i.'ape dk. $4 . 'S'rLeMaifnr emrvert -554-6400 .. engme, good cond, ~50. Finn. 540-5740. reblt eng & trans. Hav~ ""fth •·ff bo · " 556-1459 PHIL Lollo.IG u "' ar r, S.A. n 'ID Delta 88. xlnt running papers. A~ /FM 8 l rk. --------~ ~----~---· l t !. I I \ ~ . I . f l r I f I l • , j J re c Ol v l( j t ol T 7: M JI T H m Al tr Jt YE £iI st. cb e r PE fil Tb ls1 er, Be I tr~ sit. SU! she Si I Ar ~ co Fa ID( ;. '62 Chevy II, needs work, automatic. best of fr r 581·0182 1976CHEVY $2599 Gas saving 4 cylinder Chevette. Only 18.975 miles on this little beau· ly. (207P UY> CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 546-1200 9930 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FORD condition S650 mags & wade ovals Bst '16 T·Bird, fully loaded, 43 Auto Center Or 751.2673 ~rovr S1700. 897·4~ ask immac, SSOOO. Pvt party. Tor Marty 540·7800 or 524 -2157 S.D F'rwy ·Irvine Cu Su Full e / knds 768-5888 ·n · tlass preme. "67 3'l6, o~rhe;id cam ves w · 1977 FORD P 0 w e r · s t e r c 0 • Pont1ac -r cbuilt Good Ytga 9974 GRAN.AD~ CPE. '69 LTD. on g owner , brn beige. 26•000 Mi Lrans. dependable. $600. ••••••••••••••••••••••• All the extr as includ ing 65,000 m1. clean. $950. SS.395. <710 646-2838 i Ph 646-9867 1975 Hatch back. 4sp. 4 air cond .. auto. trans.. 964-1005 Pinto 9 957 new tires. Gd. cond. i)()Wl·r steenng. radio, ---------1 '72 Fireb1rd .E:c;pree, xlnl M er-4. 494.1325. excellent tires and more! 1977 FORD' ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond .. clean. $2400. --------- L..ook..s ltkc 1t belongs on PINTO RUNABOUT '73 Pinto Wagon. 4 spd, 962-1382 days '72 Hatc:hbock the s howroom rloor ? engme great. $750 or of. c<WELJ 1278RXP> fer 644-4077 73 Ventura. Mechaoac's 83'7·7475 $4398 $3199 '72 Wagon. A M /r M, s~ial.Goodbuy.$350. '71Vega.needs work.tow PHIL Lolll...IG mags,on g.owner.$1400. 731·4724 it away. Best offer over CONNELL " 494·5551 '72 Firebird. silver. A tC. $250. 645·7470 _ _ CHEVROLET FORD ' · 3 Pin w 1 P IS. PJB. ~myl top. Ex· ·74 Vega 4 speet.I. xlnt 28221 lla rbor Blvd 43Aut.oCenter Dr. 7 to agon. c ean. cell. cond. in & out. Must cond. $1495 or best offer. COSTA MESA S 0 F'rwy. -Irvine runs well, recent valve sell. $2200. 640-8177 768-7949 546-1200 7 68-5811 job. $1495. 496-11.30 -------- -.. .... ,o, •• , { •. , ,." Ot.•9(1 ''····· •••· ... "• a ... oc•m•• 1w~ Ce111e ill cmd test *i•~ my ,... or 8Md c.-or lrKt In our '-P IRY...tory. c.-to be CJI• .. away 1:00 p.a 30ffl of JuM I 978. Mat I• I I Y .... of Ap w Oldtf- HGT• V~d C~fonlla Dri•en Uc~ We've got a CLASSY way to move your wheels. Move them quickly in the DAILY PILOT '77 Mark V ~mmac! P.P . 640-8444 Weekdays. 9.5 1978 FORD FAIRMONT CPE. 17<1XTZV> '71 Pinto Runabout Gd The fastest draw 1n the '75 Hlchbk. lo m1 . ex. •61 ~ANCHERO• Good cond. FM /stereo. ·Best West .a Daily Pilot cond.4·s pd.w11lmg10de-642-567& cond1t1on 260 V8 Auto · offer. 646-31.38 Clas:o1hc·d Ad 642·5678. aJ . 494·6262 ••••••••••••••••••••••• <:orvette-Bids now being taken on ·lndy 500 pace l'ar 1n s tock. F1ctchf.'r J ones Chevr olet .6633 Westmins ter Ave . Wes l m1n s l er. Ca . 892-4444 $3699 PHIL LONG . FORD 43 /\uto Center Or. S.O F'rwy · I rvinl' 768-5888 -M a k e' t ho~e good •75 Corvette LS?,. 4 spd, T household items you·n · (Op, ·r a r e, 11ke n e w not u:.mg available tu Orange, -all opllons someolherfamilyby ad $10.500. i>ays '642-781 2. vl'rt1.,111~ lhem for sale in Wknds/eves 644-9222 CIJ,,s1(1ed. C;i 11 &12 50i8 Cobra Jet heads. Good -- -----;o~7~k $600. 559·5861 ~·-~:.~ ••••••• !~~~ ~°-~·.~~-'= ....... !~~~ ~.°.!·.~~:: ....... !~~~ ~·.~:.~ ....... !!~~ l~·-~~·'=·······!~~~I~!·.~:.~ ....... !!.~~ 1977 FORD GRANADA 4 DR. !499RKIJ $4499 PHIL LOMG FORD 43 Auto Center Dr S.0 . F'rwy. ·Irvine 768-5888 '74 Ranchero, low m iles. and immaculate OPEN SUH.-MOM.-TUES., JULY 2-3-4 EYEllY NEW 1978 Autoa,N•w 9100 Autos ..... 9100 675-2Ell8 BOBCAT •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '7 0 OLDSMOllLf CUTI.ASS $1695 At.ti~ I. buCkel -11. OM ol • "-'llY~I • O~Y '72TOYOTA C OROLLA s 1495 .!:~!.,~ & 1'°""' 0 .. 't Jo'\t I "f tno opoc,a1 G•MI' !033fOll OHL Y '74:~10SCHE TARC.A s11 995 $ apeed ,,.""' & ., cond A, ,.., beovtr' l•S-11 OMl y c •oeed a.• tot'tCI ~ & r u\tom '76CHEYY CHEVETIE s2795 "'"'"" l"• ,_ '"'"""'' 17o';;L:r '7 6 CHEVY a CAMINO "SS" $ 4995 A wl0"'•1•C uen\ ~M FM 6 l •t cONS1lt0n•nQ IH!196&lt OMLY __ '74~;~~-=; s 1995 '7 4 MUCIDU 450SLC ·~ *11 cand. • ,,.,,, .,..,.rtg Ol'llOIHAL I tot:IOI ,, flf Nit te 1h tarcest MAKE OFFER lit Wt'rt ne leader in Val111 & Senlct" 1-~A•A&AA.I Ool .,.,.,Y• CU9n . . . --~------1 1977 FORD LTD WAGON <660SQEl $5199 PHIL LOMG FoRD 43 Auto Center Or. S.D. F'rwy. ·Irvine 768-5888 1972 Galaxie Sedan. II cyl, auto. P IS. air. s uper cond in & out. 2nd Car not needed. must sell, ~1095. Best orr. Cnll 642-4504. 1975FORD GRANADA 4 DR. !924.N VW > $31'19 PHIL LOMG FORD 43 Auto Center Dr S 0 . F'rwy. ·Irvine 768-5188 ·73 ford Rane hero 350 VS. automatk, P /S, P /B, .a ir cond .. AM /F M casselle stereo, custom shell. $2250 or best orfer biJ.-0819 ( 10-6). 979.2592 eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '67 LINCOLN. $485 li73·228'J Met"cwy ···•········•·········· ORANGE COUNTY'S NEWEST LINCOLN-MERCURY ,Dealership is now OPEN RAYFLADHOE LlNCOLN·MERCURY 16-18 Auto Center Or. SOFwy-l.ake Forest eitit IRVINE 830.7000 1978 MERCURY IOICAT COUPE <391TQU> $4199 PHIL LONG . FORD 43 Auto Center Or S.O. Frwy. -Irvine 76a.Slll 1972 Mercury Marquis. Xlnt conditio n . low miles, vinyl root, air con- dition. power bra kes. l)OW'er 'Steering. .gtereo, good gas mileage. $1,975. 536-a74 1975 MllCURY IOICAT (656MXJ> $3299 PHIL LONG IOID 43 auto ~nter Dr. S.D. Frwy. ·Irvine 76t.H .. '77 Bobcai Wgn, 20,000, wht w twood tides, Jm. mac. S4000 6'4·2999. ..... ' '912 .........•..•• , ....... , 1968 Mustang convertible, u~Uenl coodJUon. ~50 firm. 6'2·2338 '6S Mustana Convert. 289. Alr. Atr. PIS. P 18 , t11c. ,mags. Ofr 640.0433 If • ... t ' '· . - IUNAIOUTS STATION WAGONS NOW PRICE· SLASHED TO INS.TOCK $ 0¥9 ACIWM fAClt•Y _._ NEW· 1978 LINCOLN VERSAILLES 4 DR. SEDAN $ OFF WINDOW STICKER Full power. leather bkt seats. pwr moo~ roof. speed cnt.. tilt whl. auto air -cond .. am/fm ster with quad 8 track. auto trans. wcre whl cvrs. tint glass. window stkr $1 5,262. Ser. #8058220 Stk. #8743. NEW 1978 ZEPHYR EUROPEAN SPORT TWO DOOR WE HAYE ALMOST$4274 50 NEW ZEPHYRS READY FOR IMMEDIATE DB.IYERY! Plui • ladialtns • Tlatecl gle1 ..., . .. .. . J I l ~ l f • "l i I • Fnoay June 30 1978 . " BRAND NEW 1978 CHRYSLER CORDOBA va engine. power steering, split back bench. torque transmission, 'cloth interior. tinted windshield, GR78x 15 glass belted radial tires & pin stripes. CSS22H8R183078). •77 PLYMOUTH '77 PLYMOUTH ¥0UUSEDAM FuaYWAGOM vs. automatic trans.. radio. heater. vs. automatic trans.. radio. heater. p0wer steenng. power brakes. w/S/w p0wer steenng. power brakes. w/S/w tires. vinyl top & air conditioning tires. air conditioning & luggage rack. (l64SHO). (246581). 54295 54595 '71 FORD •74 FIAT 128 MUSTANG SEDAM 4DOOISEDAM vs. automatte trans.. radio. heater. 4 cyl.. 4 speed transmission. radio p0wer steenng. e>ower brakes. raised and heater. (141WD). white letter tires & air conditioning. (240SXCl. (453BSX). ... s1595 s1395 . . ---" -• • '75 AMC 168 PLYMOUTH HORHET SEDAM SEDAM 6 cyt .. automatic trans .. radio: heater. 6 cyl . automatic 1ransm1ssion. radio. p0wer steering, power brakes. w/s/w healer and power steering tires. air oondlf1oning & vinyl top. (VGE355). (429MXC). . 52495 5 1095 '77 PL YMOltTH '77 PLYMOUTH VOL.ill COUPE VOl•IEW4GOM VB. automatic trans • radio. heater. 6 cyl • automatic trans .. radio heater. p0wer steenng. power brakes. w/s/Yf p0wer steering. power brakes. w/s/w tires. air conditioning & vinyl top. tires. air conditioning & luggage racl<. C240SXC). (240340) s3795 54195 ' . . . { , , . "' GIANT OVERSTOCKED INVENTORY OF IRAND NEW · 1978 CHRYSLER CORDOIAS MUST IE MOVED OUT ! THE SA VIMG OPPORTUNITY ·OF THE YEAR! 176 DATSUN 121ocoun 4 cyl . 4 Speed transm1~lon. radio. healer. pawer brakes. w/r /w tires & air cond1t1orung. (470PHL). s2595 '76HONDA WAGOH 4 cylinder. automatic transmission and heater (441NZDI. 52795 ATLAS CHIYSL.11 Pl T'~UTH SHVJCI HOUH: MONDAY TMIU FllDA Y 7:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. SAlVl6AT 1:00 A.M. TO S.-00 P.M. \. .. . ... -' f .· .. . \ Huntington Beach Fo11ntain Valley EDITION .\fternoon N.Y. S toeks . J VOL 71 , NO. 181 , 4 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAt.IFORNIA FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1978 I TEN CENT~ , ' 4 9 ' ~ .. t I Mondale Greeted -War:mly • ID ~ natlon" which for 30 years has been "an example to the world responsible for. was linked to the vice president's visit. l TEL AVIV, Israe l CAP> - l Hailing a ·•s pec ial bond" t between the United States and f Israel, Viee President Walter F. Menachem Begin greeted Mon· dale as "a friend of our country" from a nation "with whom our people and our land are so deep· ly linked." of courage" · Outside the arrival hall about two dozen members of the rightist Gush E111unim Bloc of the Faithful carried signs pro- testing American . pressure on Israel to withdraw from the oc- c upied West Bank. H took from Jordan in the 1967 war. The demonstration was or- derly and out or sight of the welcoming ceremony <A h eadline in Thur sday's Dally Piiot in corre ctly characterized the bombing at- tack m Jerusalem in which two pers ons were killed a nd 47 w o unded. Correctly, th e headline shoula h ave no Ced ·me Pal est in e L1be r at1~n Organ1zat1on 1n L e banon l'la1 m ed responsibility ror the Mondale arrived here for a four- ' day visit today to demonstrate f American commitment to the Jewish stale and to urge con- cessions to res tart peace " negotiations with Egypt. In a 25-minute air port ;; cer e m on y. Prime M in1ster ) . · 1 Sports Spared Mondale, the first incumbent vice president to visit Israel, is accompanied by his wife Joan and daughter Eleanor. They will stay in Jerusalem, 30 miles from Tel Aviv. Mondale called Israel a "great Trim Budget \ J ' r Huntington Beach Union High School District trustees trimmed about $4.9 m1ll1 on from the 1978-79 budget Thursday but I spared most sports. music, drill team and drama programs. "Essentially, all major sports l r f 1 t ~;i..,·, ...... ..- 0.lly l'llet St.lff - GUil TY OF VANDALISM Huntington's Thomas 11w11W$ Rzded t • I Guilty of 0rre Jlandal Rap By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. Of -Ootlty Pl ... Sl<tfl A Wes t Orange County Judicial District Jury Thursday found Huntington Beach City Councilman J!)hn Thomas guilty of one count or misde meanor vandalism after six days of testimony. The eight-woman, four-man f jury also found Thomas innocent t . of theft and trespass charges. • The verdict .,.vas announced at ; 7: 40 p. m in I the courtroom of J Municipal Judge John H. Wyatt I Jr. \ "I wasn't guilty or anything," I Thomas said arter the verdict. lie attended a City Council • meeting after leaving court. Tho m as· attorney. Spencer .. Alter, said he will ask for a new trial on Aug. 14, the same date J udge Wyatt set for sentencing. Vandalism is punishable by a year's imprisonment or a Sl,000 fme or both. according to the state penal code. Thomas was found guilty of a charge involving $20,000 in prop. l e rty beloneing to King ~ Petroleum Compa ny. The oi f firm . operated b y attorney l~ Thom as C King, shares the prem· ises of Thom as' truck and t crane firm yard in Huntington Beach. ~ King had alleged that Thomas • trespassed on several oil well sites. stole oil rig equipment and I s upplies and demolished two s heds between Sept. 25 and Nov. (See THOMAS, Page AZ) ' f Singer Diagnosed I f .. NASfMLLE. Tenn. (AP) - An afrllclion diag nosed as peripheral neuritis could keep country mus ic singer Donna Fargo out or action for three monlM, her doctor says lo a ~tatement will remain with some coaching jobs to be combined." said sch ool board President Zita Wessa. Trustees voted 4 to O to protect 70 percent of the sports and other "co-curricular" activities. The other 30 percent of the funds for such programs will be con· s ldered July 11. Trustees will also consider a plan in July to cut almost all stu· dent busing except for han· dicapped s tud ents a nd youngsters who live more than • three miles from school. To date, the school board has rejected any plans to lay off teachers or other employees. rr the busing cut is approved, it would mean layoffs for 32 drivers, officials said. Trustees approved a plan not to replace 14 teachers who retire or resign. Another 26 non· teaching workers would also not be replaced. Mrs. Wessa said the proposed severe cuts discussed last week were not needed·because of ex- tra funds that came from the state Legislature·s use of sur· pluses. The legislature decided to give the s chool district about $2.8 million in funds normally used for summer . school and adult education. But h·ustees decided lo cut s um m er school . thi~ y~ar and limit adult education programs. Mrs. Wessa said the school district plans to keep about $2 million in reserves. Prior to Aug. 1, trustees plan to trim"anotherS700,000 from the 1978-79 budget. officials said. * * * llB Schools Cut Salaries, Lay Off 200 Huntington Beac h City C tlem entary) School District trustees r educed all district e mployees' salaries by five per- cent Thursday and sent layoff notices to 200 non.t eaching workers. School Board President Dave Sonksen said the action was needed to meet a $5.52 million loss in tax revenue due to the passage of Proposition 13. "If the state reinstates all of our lost revenues. none of the re- ductions will be necessary," Sonksen said. .. lf revenues are partially re· ins tated we will r eins t ate salaries accordingly and as many staff as possible." he said. The layoff notices for noon supervisors, classroom aides. librarians. clerks and othe r workers are effective Au~ 1. .. Father's Love 'Beats .Odds' How does a brilliant scientist react when he teams his first· born child is retarded? UCI Professor Howard Lenhoff met the c.hallenge by en· couraging his daughter througl\ music a nd today the young woman ·sings, plays the accor· dian and spea k s several languages For the story of a father's love for his child, and a struggle against all odds, see Featuring, page Cl J • The group insists on Israel's right to settle the region, which ' Security here was tight follow · ing a t>omb explosion in a Jerusalem m a rke t Thursday that killed two persons and woundOO 4~. Mayor Teddy KHlek said he believed the bombing. which the Palestine Liberation Organization s aid at wa s UpsTaxes$1 ' . Oally l'ilot ,_ l>Y ArtlUlf' •• Yltowl MEDICS WORK OVER MOTORCYCLIST WHO SLAMMED INTO REAR OF CAR Ttw~sday Accident Leavep Huntington Beach Man Hospitalized Slaying of Actor Bob Crane Probed SCO'ITSDALE, Ariz. CAP> - L o ud voices w e r e h ea rd i.om et1 me Thursday morning coming from actor Bob Crane's apartment. where the star of the television series "Hogan's H c r oes·· was I ate r found bludgeoned to death. A piece of electrical cord was wrapped around his neck. Police said although one neighbor reported hearing the voices, no one was seen leaving the apartment. Investigators continued todQ to question neighbors, Crane·s local acquaintances and people who worked with him in the play, "Beginner 's Luck," which he had been appearing in at the Windmill Dinner Theater her~ since June 6. The body of the 49-year-old Crane. clad in shorts and un· d ershirt. was found curled l)eneath a sheet in the master l)edroom or his g round-floor apartment, which he had been us ing while appearing 1n th1.• play. He had tx.-en dead several hours. authorities said. "Nothing seems to be missing, there was no forced entrv." Lt Ron Dean. who 1s heading the police investigation. told a new~ conference late Thursday "So far no motive has been de· term ined." Dean said. Police were checking to de· termme whether more keys to the apartment were available or whethe r Crane slept with the door unlocked Dean said Craine was struck twice with a blunt instrument ··Either a man or wo man could have used 1t, · · Dean added . Dean said 1t appeared that one person committed the murder "We have spec1.1latcd that the killer either knew him or sur· prised him ... he said. CSee CRANE, Page A2l Poker OK'd Seen as Fund Soiuce BELL <AP > -Despite loud opposition by a crowd of about 200. the Bell City Council enacted an urgency ordinance to allow draw poker in an ap· parent effort to find new sources of revenue to offset Proposition 13. Thttrsday night's 4·0 vote was vehemently op· posed by the orderly crowd, most of whom appeared to be members of area churches. About six ministers voiced opposition, punctuated by loud amens from the audienc~. City officials said t" : poker · parlors will be rostrictcd to an tndustrial area or the city. In the former Chetl Air Force Depot. The site is separated from residential area by the Los Angeles River channel. Under the terms or the ordlnancc. each of the two sanctioned poker parlors must have o minimurp of 30,000 square f cct in area. · Licensees would be re<iulrcd to pay a one·time S7S.OOO fee. plu .i conlinulmt char~c or 7 percent of gross revenues. Officials esUmuted one s uch f ocili· ty would gross $385.000 t he fl.,.t year . . - HB Cyclist BatHy Injured In Collifion A H untington Beach moto rt·y t'li s t remained hospitalized today arter his m achine slammed into the rear of a stopped car Thursday, hurl· mg him headfirst through the air to the pavement. Fred J . Peterson, 23. of 1413 Huntington St . was listed tn gua rdcd condition at Pacifica Hospital with head inJuri.es. a ~haltered left leg and severe lacerations. 1 ' Investigators said Peterson. who wor<-' no protective helmet , tried to avi:>1d the collision. but 11la m med sideways into the left rear fender and fin of the halted auto. The car was being-driven by J eanette E. Ferraiolo. 4i. of Tor- rance. She was nl:>t cited or in· JUred. Patrolman John Berens said several witnesses confirmed that Mrs. Ferraiolo was stopped on Ad ams Avenue rrear Beach Boulevard making a turn onto Coldwatel' Lane with her left turn signal blinking He said Peterson apparently realized she was stopped only at the last minute and tried to lay his brand-new motorcycle down into a skid to the side of her big sedan but it was too late. Fencing Setup Not Illegal CARSON CITY. Nev . (AP) The Nevada Supreme Court has rejected claims that a phony fencing operation set up by police to Cjltch thieves was II· lega[ The high court rukd 'Thursday there was no evidence of "fun· damcntal fai rness. shocking lo the universal sense of Justice" in the case of George Alexander Brown who was caught in the Las Vegas pollce se tup, "Opcr1&t1on Switch." . I • ' ' • • .. • '' • • ' I I• • • • . ' .. Israel: attack.> U .S. press ure on Prime Minister Menachem Begin to make concessioras. to Egyptiafl Pres ident Anwar Sadat anft Begin's refusal to make ant signific4n1 retreat have brought offi cial U.S,-lsraeli relations to a -1o'w poil\r:-'Mondale was sent oill. to assure the Israelis and at t~ s a m e time appease th~ American Jewish _community I . Building, ·Oil Fees Raised By ROBERT BARKER f. Of u. .,_,, ~ ... s~ I,} The Huntington Beach Cit,, Council raised more than $~ million m new taxes Thursday night to make up for some of the property tax revenues lost m th~ 1978,79 budget. More than half of the new rev- enue will result from new or in· creased taxQf on oil production and equipment in the city .. Another SS00.000, or so, will be' raised by a community enrich· ment fee on new residential, commercial and· ind.ustrial con- struction. The added revenue from this ~ourc·e will go to libraries and othe r c ultural acti v it1es. the council voted unanimot.is- ly to increase oil fees by charg- ing a 10-cent 011 barrel tax, im- wsing an annual ree or $200 pel"' oil well and charging an annual fee of SSOO for above ground oil tank~ and water tanks. A total or $940,000 was. raised in 1977-78 from th~ oil 1>arrel tax when a fee of eight cents was collected per barrel. Anothef $100.000 Is expected to be raJSed in the coming year by' increasing charges for various pl'rm1ls and inspections. Under the so-called communi· ty enrichment tee. a ll new res, 1dent1 al. commer'cial and in- dustrial units will be char ged an •. excise tax of 15 cents per square foot or total floor space. Un its subject to the tax in· elude new single family dwell· mgs. apartment houses. mobile- homes. hotel and motel rooms and industrial facilities The developer of a 3.000 square-foot home. for example, will be charged $450 for library and cultural services. Steep increases in some or the 011 charges drew the concern of several council members. A permit to activate an idle well was raised from $50 to S500 per we ll. A drilling or reworking permit climbed from SlOO to $500. Councilman Bob Mandie said he ,reluctantly went a long with the new charges out askea tnat a stud y be made of the fees charged an other cities. "We've hit the 011 companiesi pretty hard," he said "I do not like these kind of in1 creases. They are not in the, ' (See TAXES, Page A2) ----------1 Or~:ci:ast ' Weather Mostly sunny through Saturday after some low cloudiness during early morning hours. Lows tonight 58 to 64. Highs will range from 72 to 75 at beaches to80to87 inland. INSIDE TODA~ Orange Coast beaches have bfen setting atttndance records nearly every weekend since early May. Stor11 and art on Page Cl. \ ' ' -APWI ........ VICTORIA BERRY, WHO DISCOVERED BODY, LEAVES ACTOR BOB CRANE'S APARTMENT Scottsdale Police Investigator Chris Bingham Accompanies Her f'rowtP~AI CRANE SLkYINA(; PROB~D. • • -Dean said some fingcrpnnb had been found m the room. but have not been identified. "He was a popular person and had been frequently seen 1n night spots around town." Dean :,,aid. He said Crane was quite often app roac h~d for autographs. ~h tch he readily provided 'It Just looks ltke somebody wa lk<'d m on him while he wa.., 1n bed and smacked him in the he:.id :.i couple of t imes," said Eloy Ysass1. investigator for the Maricopa County medical ex- aminer's office • A piecf' or electn cal cord had been tied around Crane's neck. but "it didn 't stra ngle him .. ·· Yasas1 said. "It was put on aft~r he was dead, but was put.011" tight " Polt ce said Crane was seen abou~ 2 a.m. Thursday in a local coffee shop a s hort distanc" from the apartment. Lt lly Rec Reder. the night s upervisor. told the Ar izona Re public that she saw Crane dri nkin~ coffee with a woman and a second couple. She said the g roup seemed "ve ry con- AP'WI,....... IN 'HOGAN' ROLE Actor Bob Crane genia l and the re was no 10· di c ati o n of a n y thin g negative." Dr. Heine Karnitschnig, coun- ty medical examiner, said Crane had been dead several hours before his body was found by actr ess Victoria Berry, who wenl to the apartment when Crane failed to appear for a noon cast party at the theater. Police said there were no sisns or a struggle in the two· bedroom apartment and that non e or Crane's personal possessions was missing. Crane. a glib former disc jockey, was best known as Col. Hogan on "Hogan's Heroes," which appeared on CBS from September 1965 to JuJy 1971 and is still being seen in reruns. Hogan led a wily group of World War II war prisoners who each week ~~twitted tt»!ir German guards. Col. Klink and Sgt. ~chultz. He also had his own show, "The Bob Crane Show." on NBC in the 1974-75 season. and ea·rlier played the next door neighbor on "The Donna Reed Show." In recent years, Crane had ap- pe ared in gues t roles on television and on the regional theater circuit. Forced to.Resign ,..,...P~AJ CdM Woman Suing ~~.~~:d.:rt: .. ~, • p ' dropped one of the sheds while Navy In regnancy lifting it with a crane and knoc~ed the other building over during a yard cleanup operation A Corona del Mar woman who says she was forced to resign her con;1miss1on as a lieutenant ('Ommande r in 1963 after 15 years in the Navy because she w<is pregnant. has filed suit to bl' reinstated and promoted. Floy M Christopher of 1233 Outrigger Drive d eclined to l'Omment today on the suit filed Wednesday in Los Angeles Federal Court "My attorney has ins tructed me not to say anything to the media." she explained Her Jawyer, John Elekes of Tustin. could not be reached fo r com · ment either. The suit as ks $400 ,000 in dam ages and pay CJnd retire- ment status Mrs Christopher would have received had she been allowed to st ay in th<: Navy. It also asks that she be"tc· inst ated at the rank of com- mander. Independence Eyed LONDON CAP) Brunei, a small oil-producing country on the northwest coast of Borneo. will become a n inde pendent n a tio n in 1983, the Britis h Foreign Office announced today ORANOE COAST ... DAILY PILOT 1-.. o.-. Coli\t 0.tly p, ........ ...,., "'"',.,,,.. b·~·,_,..,."""' 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N•• •' Ctht• Ml-u ,., .... ,_ •• '""''''"'""" lt• ('4tllf't \I \'Ill ~,.,_., fH _... I \4 \t l'ftft"f"fy ..-tll t•·? .,,"""f • .,.. u .,~, .... I J . for ground leveling. 0 . Prosecutor Robert Herron A ~cording to the suit, Mrs. s aid he was satisfied with the Christopher . entered the Navy verdict but added that he ex- nursc corpg in 1948 and.was pro. pecte d the jury to convict ~oted to th17 rank of lieutenant > Thomas of the theft charge. commander rn 1.958. Thomas said he hauled the de· !\t arr 1 e d 1 n 1 9 5 7, s h e 1. h d h d d th r discovered she was pregnant in ~ o Is .. e s e s an o e Oe('em ber 1962. The suit claims trash to the. Orange County she "~as instructed by Capt. dump. Other King pros;>ertY was Shakcbe Ede of the Medical moved lo another section of. the Corps that she bad no other re· Golden West Street-Garfield course but to resign or be in· A~~nue rard. . . .. voluntarily terminated. The Jllr)'. di~. a hell of a Job. T he suit charges that Mrs. Thomas srud._ I was prepared Christopher was d1scr1minated <for t~e ve~d1ctl ... I knew I against because of her sex. was was n,,t gomg to get off the deprived of rank and status as hook •. he added. . $8 Million Budget OK'd By FV Council Fountain Valley c1ly . council me mbers approved an $8 million municipal budget for 1978·79 Thursday thal includes an 80· cent hike in the city trash fee. Mayor Mar v Adler said the cuts in the budget because of a $2 million loss tn the tax revenue w e r e n o t as se v e r e as anticipated. Th e budge t ca ll s for chmination of 10 city jobs. The city made up for some of the revenue losses caused by the passage of Proposition 13 by US· ing $475,220 io federal revenue sharing funds, city officials said. $i:OO Nixed By Candidate SAN DIEGO <AP ) -Former Cily Councilman Lee Hubbard, a candidate for San Diego County supe rvisor, says he sent back a $100 campaign donation. The check came from M. Larry Lawrence, owner of Hotel De l Coronado a nd forme r Southern California chairman of the Democratic party, Hubbard. a Republican. said La wrence has been close for years to his election opJ>Onent. J im Bates. Lawrence said he supports Hubbard for superv11or bcU\.L.'\e the boarct needs mo re-bu's1· nessmen 9n 1t "This was really a civil case involving a lease agreement - not criminal.-" said Thomas who was forrnal1y charged with the crimes in December prior lo rus election to City Council. "This is a massive effort to get Mr. Thomas off his property and it was. in a small part. suc- cessful," said Alter. Alter alleged King, the Hunt· ington Beach Police Department and the District Attorney . had conspired to "get" Thomas With "tainted evidence." Thomas, wbo is still free on his own recognizance since his booking on Dec. 16. said. "There was a lot of evidence the judge would not let us bring in." He noted, "The trial would have lasted another two weeks if we could have brought in all Ollr evidence." f',....PageAJ TAXES ••• spirit of Jarvis." Mandie and others Indicated they may lower the charges if they are out. of line. Also voting to boost the fees which take effect immediately were Mayor Ron Shenkman, Richard Siebert, John Thomas, Ruth Balley and Don M•cAlll.ater. Ron Pattinson was absent.. The new charge! were adopt· ed Just. two days before the Jarvis lniliaUvc t1kes effect. It prohibits new taxes unless ap· proved by lWO·thirds Of the voters. Tht council will conside r various user tees next week. They are not subject lo the two· third vote requirement. \ ) Trustees To Delay layoffs No action was scheduled to be taken lo send layoH notices to an estimated t85e mployee<; of Ocean View School District in Hunt· ington Beach at a s pecial board or trustees meeting tonight .. The propos ed dis missals discussed at some length at Monday night's boar<j meeting are due for some action in about two weeks. district officials said Thursday. Tonight's 5:15 session al d_i ~tri c t.J>fO ~es .R.t B.e~<:.b. Boulevard and Warner Avenue involves two Items whtett ere ex- pected to be handled briefl y. One is a wage freeze for district employees imposed un- der res tric tions fo r ced by Proposition 13 and handed down by the state itself. 'The other is approval of conti· nuing Nueva View S chool sessions for the mentally re· larded and physically han· dicapped through the end of July to complete its normal lO·month year. Normally. it costs more than $44.000 per month to operate Nueva View School. s erving s even school district s' han- dicapped. Administrators have pared the budget to about $28,000 for the coming month, based on admitt· ing only Ocean View School District children. Victims Buried UMTALI, Rhodesia <AP> Twelve British missionaries and children hacked to death by black raiders were buried here Thursday in a small cemetery at the foot of the Vumba Mountains as prayers or mercy were of· fere d for their killers. The burials followed an 80·minute service in a municipal hall tn th is ga r ris on town on the Mozambique border. Wikl Driver Reported· n irate apartme nt manager Tbunday uraed Huntington Beach police to broadcast an all points bulle tin for a wo ma n driver. speeding and driv· ing recklessly in a yellow cale-J'in2 ~uck. He told officers s he c omes barrelli ng off Pacific Coast Highway onto Coral Cay at 8:30 and 11 o'clock each morning, just like clockwork. He claimed she is a menace. Th~ angry Sunset Beach ar e a res ident al s o charged that each time he shouts a warning, s he gives him the razzberry. Tc:iua and clear. Man Attacks Tun Youths, Kil& Himilel/ TORRANCE <AP> -Police were unable to fiM a motive when a 25-year·ofd man armed with a meat cleaver hacked a 14-year-old boy to death. s lashed a 19·year·old's throat and then ha nged himself. There was no known reason why Nghi Gi a Vuong killed Gre gory Ahearns. wounded Michael R. Durward and then took his own life Thursday, Tor- rance detective Henry Pupkoff said. Although the three la ved in sepa r a te a pa rtments in the sam e building, neither of the victims was believed acquainted wi th Vuong. Pupkoff said Durward late r ide ntified Vuong as the man who attacked him in the court of the apart· ment house about i :SO a.m .. Pupkorr said. After the attack Durward ran into the street and ale rted a poli ceman and was taken to a nearby hospital, where he was re ported in satisfactory condition. During a search or \he apart- ment . police found the t>odies of young Ahearns and Vuong. Ferrari Snaps Pole Driver Survives Crash Huntington Beach police said S t e ven Hownrtt 'ProchaS"ka. crawled out of the wreckage of his 10-year-old Volkswagen ear-· ly today and observed: "Boy. I really screwed up tonight." Patrolman James Shandrick said he was leaving a coffee · s hop at (;he Y -s haped in- tersection of Beach Boulevard and Main Str e et when Prochas ka assertedly came hurtling past him off Beach B·oulevard - -- ~he officer e s-t tmal'ed Prochaska 's speed at 90 mil~: per hour and said 1t appeared the driver took the tricky tum on two wheels. Shandnck gunned his patrol car a nd pursued the VW a\· speed s up to 95 miles per hour down Main Street. _ Then the VW driver tried to turn at 14th Street in the downtown area. Investigators said his car went out of control. jumped'the curb and mowed down a tree. some shrubbery. ripped up the lawns and leveled brick planter boxes · at •l wo homes before rolling over. Patrolman Shandrick said it was after Prochas ka came crawling out, his eyes running, not with te ars but s pilled gasoline. that he made the com- ment about his personal judg· ment. The remark by Prochas ka. 25. of 316 1 lth St.. Huntington Beach. is duly recorded in the report deta1hng his 1:36 a .m. ar- rest on susp1c1on of drunken drtvtng. .. Jet Crash Kills 2 SARASCYfA. Fla. <AP> -An F ·4 Phantom jet crashed in the Gulf of Mexico killing its two crew members. Distress calls were radioed moments before it hit the water about 45 miles southwest of here. Air Force of· fi cials sa1d. Poltce said Homer M. Messenger. 31. of 21181 Shepha rd Lane. Huntington Beach. was bloodied and shaken. but otherwise uninj ured after his 1969 Perrari bounced off a power pole a bout 7:30 p.m. Thursday on Newl and St reet near the Southern Ca lif~mia Edison plant. Messenger told tra ffic officers he s we rved to avoid another vehicle a nd lost control of his car. STRETCHING A POINT- With the innovation of new kinds of carpet backings, correct stretching is all-important. It 1s easy to overstretch as well as understretch. Our main concern is with understretching. Carpeting 1n many new homes and even 1n whole tracts have been installed without a power stretcher being unloaded from the truck. In some of these homes. after the carpet 1s "slopped" in with a knee kicker. a watering can 1s used to shrink up the wrinkles. Unbelievable. isn't it? At Alden's we take great pride In correct Installations. Stretching is achieved with stretchers that go wall·tcrwall. attended by exi>erienced mechanics. trained by us . Don't gamble the price of your carpet purchase on a poor installation THERE'S NO GAMBLE 1f you buy from Alden's! 166:1 PLACENTIA A VENUE • COSTA~M!SA, CALIF 91617 • PHONE 6.46·d38 -6.46·23.SS .. . "' • t Irvine EDITI ON , VOL. 71 , NO. 181 , 4 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES -·-' .. ' 1'oda~··s C losin~ ~. l':. Sfo(•ks ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1978 , TEN CENTS i ~ 1 Israeli Delnolist4!fttors Boo Mondale c • ( JERUSALEM <AP> Vi ce 50, were in a group of several ceremony. Prime Minister onstrators. calling them selves ~President Wa lter f'. Mondale hundred spectators on hand for Menachem Begin greeted Mon-''Is raelis for Js r ael ·True heard shouts of "go home Mon· the Mondale party's arrival. dale as "a friend of our country" Peace." stiouted at Mondale as ·dale " as demons trators con-Earlier. in Tel Aviv. Mondale from a nation "with whom our be a nd bis ·wife J oa" and than 100 black-cl::id Orthodox J ews were praying ins ide as lht! Sabbath nt.'ared, and many shouted angnly al the intrusion Monctale is the first 1ncumbcot rightist Gush Emunim Bloc of tht• F:.11thful carried signs pro testing American pressure on lsra<'I to withdraw from the oc- cupwd West Bank • fronted him today shortly after hailed a "special bond" between people and our land are so deep-daughter Eleanor made their __ __...' h~v.al n ls+ael on a Cow-· the United States and lsr<\el. Hts ly linked.·· way to the wall. One man held a day peace-seeking mission. The trip is aimed at demonstrating Begin looked pale and thin sign reading. "Jewish blood ts '1ce in-esident to vrsrt Israel - Al the airport, Mondale called 1c;ra~I 11 ··gr~at nauon·· \\hJch ror 30 vears has been ·'an exam· pie to the world of courage · · Tht! group insists mr ~acrs right to settle the region, which tl took from J ordan in the 1967 \\a r The demonslration was or- derly and out or s ight of the wl'lcommg ceremony 17 ~incident occurred at the Wailing American commitment to the l'lexl to the tanned Mondale. more important than Arab oil. .. .. Wa ll. Judaism's most sacred J ewish state and to urge con-Begins' aides deny reports that The three. accompanied by s hrine. cessi0n s to r esta rt peace he is in poor health. Begin has a Jerusalem Mayor Teddy Koll~k . The demonstrators, estimated negotiations with Egypt. histor y of heart trouble. entered the men·s sect1on of the Outside the arnval hall about two dozen members or the by police to number from 20 to In a 25-minute a irport Al the wall , th e dem -segregated praying area. More .. ---------------------------' ! In New York i Truck Explodes l ~.Injuring 100· I I I NEW YORK <AP> An tee cream truck exploded at a dow nto wn Manhattan 1n - lersection a few blocks from Ci- ty Hall today, injuring possibly 100 p assers lJy, a ccording to hos pital spokesmen. There were no imme diate reports o f fatalities Prime Loan Rate Upped . • I NEW YORK <AP> Some of the nation's lead- ing banks today increased from g:i. to nme percent their prime lending rates \ -the interest they charge 9n loans to most credit· wo rth y co ip o r a t e c ustom ers. . The increases, which will r(\ise the cost of bor- rowing to businesses and eventually to consumers. f o ll o w the Fed e r al Reserve Board's ti ghten· ing of credit. a move the central bank h opes will dampen the economy and slow inOation. Citibank. the second· 'l argest bt'hk in the country, Chemical Bank. the 6th largest , and First Pennsylvania Bank, the 20-ranked institution were the first to announce the increases The truck went up with an ex· plosive roar that could be heard for blocks through the narrow old streets north of the financial district. T he blast occurred at the in tersection of Nassau and Fulton streets. just north of the Wall Street area. .. Everybody was running up Nassau Street lo Ann Street ,·• s aict Fire Battalion Chief Frank D'Amico. who raced over from his nearby office. "'Some people were in flames; smne of their c lothes w e re torn and s hredded." Many of the injured appeared to have been hit by flying glass from s hop windows in the a rea. They were taken by eme rgency vehicles to Beekman-Downtown Hos pital. .. It sounded hke a bomb and people sta rted running and s creaming llll around, "'said one eyewitness. P scar Birnbaum a nd Ozzie Shorn. wqo operate a Nassau Street m en 's clothing store. said four men and one woman were c 3nied-into th e s to r e by civilians. '"Their arms were cut. their legs wer e cut. their races were t·ut. ·'-said Birnbaum as he stood • in ihe middle of the store, its floor splattered with blood. Virginia Peterson said s h.c heard OJle loud explosion and a s heet or fire s hot up like a r ocket. "Lots of people were injured I saw them lying on the street here and there." she s aid. l Irvine f)pposes • Mason Park Lease "Christmas trees sound great, until they cul the forest down. ( then set' what 1t looks ltke ·· I Irvine Councilman David Si lls' sent1 m ent expressed a un· t ammous decision of the council Tuesday to lodge a formal pro-. I t£lst to count y plans to leMse the 1..•ast ern third of Mason Regional Park for a~riculture The land is undeveloped. Tht> city Planning Commission Or:n~,:a~l \\'eat h e r Mostly sunny through Saturday after some low cloudinc~ during early m orning h ours Lo ws tonight 58 to 64. Hi ghs will range from 72 lo 75 at beaches to80lo87 inland INSIDE TOD"\' Ora nge Coas t beaches have been setting attendance r ecords nea rly ev•ry weekend since early Ma11 Story and art orl Page Ci. had supported the county pro· pos al of a three-year lease, re· newable until the park is de· veloped Stlls was critical of the com mission. "I'm amazed ." he said. "that Pla nning Comm1ss1on me m bers who profess to be open :,pace advocat<>s recommended that the only true open space her e be co n ve rt e d t o agricultur~. to grow everythinJl from strawberries to Christmas trees." The council ~id s low-moving farm vehicles impeding hi gh- s peed lfafftc on Un1 vers1ty Drive. and the noise and dust of farming, make the park unsuita· ble for agriculture Though the park 1s ad - ministered by the county, 1t bes within Irvine city territory County s upe r visor s are scheduled to consider the pro· posal next month Fmher's Love 'Beats Odds' How does a brilliant scientist react when he learns his first- born child is retarded? UC I Professo r H oward Lenhoff met the challenge by en- couraging his d&.ughter through mus ic and tod ay the young woman sings, plays the accor· dian a nd s peaks seve r a l languages. COUNTY FIREMEN WORK THROUGH SMOLDERING RUIN OF IRVINE HOME Nearby Home Was Set Afire Year Ago Same Way -By Fireworks Deoolopment Fee Approved In San Juan By REBECCA HELM OI IM O.ily PllOI Stall An emergency tax ordinance immediately slapping a one per- cent charge on all new develop· ment in San Juan Capistrano was approved unanimously by city councilmen Wednesday night followin g a brief dtsl·ussion a l a hastily called meeting The n e w fe e. call e d a ·'Systems Developm ent Chal'ge Tax.·· will generate estimated yearly revenues of $428,000, City Manager James Mocalis told the council. The administrator recom- mended the s pecial tax as a replacement for money the city ~la nd s lo lose because or Propos1tton 13. The loss has been estimated al $450,000 to $850,000 a year. The lower figure is about 18 percent of the city's projected 1978 ·79 budget of $2.5 million . Earlier this week. th.e City or Irvine levied a similar tax pro- tsee NEW FEE. Page A2> Boy, 5, Dies In Car Fire In Long Beach LONG BEACH <AP> -Arson mvest1gators say a discarded cigarette caused a car fire that killed a 5-year-old boy left s leep- ing in the family auto following a shopping trip. Je ffery Thurman was asleep in the back seat of the station wagon in front or his home Thursday when the car caught fire. A policeman writing a traffic ticket nearby saw the fire and . rushed over with his patrol car's fire extingttsner to douse the n ames. Investigator Dan Lester said t he cigarette had apparently been dropped in the driver's seal and smouldered for some time before bunting into names. Forced to Resign. CdM W o;man Suing Navy in· Pregnancy A Corona del Mar woman who says s he was forced to resign her commission as a lieutenant commander in 1963 aflt'r 15 years in the Navy because s he was pregnant. has filed suit to be r einstated and promoted. Floy M. Christopher of 1233 Outrigger Drive del'ltncd to comment today on th<.• s utl riled Wednesday in Los Angele., Federal C.ourt. "My attorney has instructed me not to say anything to the m edia."' s he explained Her lawyer. John Elekes of Tustin. could not be reachC'd for com· menl either The s urt asks $400.000 1n damages and pay and retire ment status Mrs. Christopher would nave received had she been allowed to st ay 1n the Navy. It also asks that she Ix' re instated at the rank of com mander. Ac cording to the suit. Mrs Christopher t-nlered the Navy nurse corps in 1948 and wa!> pro· moted to the rank or ltcutenant commander in 1958. M arried 1n 1957 , ~he discovered she was µregnant in December 1962 The s utl <'la1ms she was instruct ed by Capt Shakebe Ede of the Medical Corps that she had no other re course but to resign or be m voluntarily terminated The s uit charges that Mrs Chris topher \\as d1scr1 mmated Car Crash Kill Marine; 2 Escape A Marine was killed 1n th1• crash of a car late Thursday night on the west edge or Camp Pendleton. Two men with him escaped Injury · The driver lost control. hittin~ a guard rail. a base spokesman said. Identifying the victim publicly was delayed Buck Drops Again LONDON <AP> The dollar against because of her sex. was deprwed of rank and status as well as pay. and that her pnvat1· hfe was improperly interfered with by the Navy According to Lt. < 1 g 1 Donna H1 rabayash1 . of the Navy·s Lo-. Angell'S mtormat1on 01t1ce. reg ulat1ons t'hanged m the earlv 1970s to allow Navy women to bt' pregnant and raise fam11tes The Navy JUSt devl•lopcd maternity uniforms for its preJ? nanl members, Lt. H1rabuyash1 noted <See ~tONDALE. Page Ai) Irvine Blaze Probed By PIULJP ROSMARIN OI .... O•llY Pllol Staff ,\ Turtle Rock luxury home 1n In 1nl· w.is destroyed by fire Thur s da y ni g ht under c1nu mstances that exactly µarallel a fireworks arson of a home a year ago on ll'\e same strct•t. only a block away1 A famtl~ of four escaped un- harm<:d bv the blaze al 19031 Norwood. Terrace. Flames l'rac-klcd 75 feet over ·the hilltop rc•s idcnct' and were visible for miles Po lice and fire re ports in· dtcate the fire was started by r1reworks dropped through a ga r age m a il s lot into a cardboard collection box . Oo. June 30. 1977, fire works were dropped-throug h the garage mall slot of a house at- 19111 Norwood Terrace. The ~a rage. two cars and pa rt of the roof were destroyed. There was S42.000 damage Countv Fire Battalion Chief Jamt's Stone said the culprits rwver were caught. Thur.,dav·s fire destroyed most of the· house. as well as a S-12.000 Po~che Turbo Carrera .Jnd ..i S14.000 Mercedes parked 1n the garage. Total damages were cst;:ndl· t•d at Slfil ,000, Stoot' s aid. O wner Douglas Ho. 38. a d e ntist. told police he wa"S watching H telev1s1on program ut aboul 10:30 p.m . when he he::m1 crackhng. H~ looked ~ul the• family room window and saw a glow reflected off his ne1ghbor"s house. Jlp ran to the ~aragc, saw thE' fl..ime~. ran hack ins idl• and <JINtCd his family llo. h.-. w1fl'. Clarene, 38, and his two children. Mia. H , and .Jt•ff. 11. escaperl through the hack door Tht• fire ~prea d quicklv through the attached g~rage mto <See FIRE. Page /\2) °"''' ... ,_"' -~ ... ll ..... t For the story or a father's love for his child. and n struggle against aJI odds. sec featuring, page Cl Aft.er she was calm. enough to talk. Mns. Linda Candlllo. the boy's mother. told officers she had ltt t.he child contlnuo hlJ nap nfter he tell osleep on Ole trip. clo ed at another record low 1n Tokyo today but th re w&11 little change in Thursday's closing prices FIREMEN LUCKY TO FINO HYDRANT BEHIND PLANT It Could Have Been DIHtrou1 Say Offlcial1 ) _J \ , - •I f . ' ' • ' \2 OAIL 'y PILO f Deserter · Hiding Place Fowid SAN Dlf':GO <APJ A young recruit, hsted as c.1 des('rter ror eight weeks. has been round hid· mg m an abandoned mess hall, weak and dehydrated from lack or food. A sergeant overseeing a clean- ing 'detail Thursday found Pvt. Manuel Pena. 20. listed as being absent without authorized leave since May 7 from the Marine Corps Recruit Depot here. P~n4.-who hsts his home as Dallas, apparently had be.en hid· ing in the vacant, trash-littered building, a base spokesman said. Pena had a grttn unm1grat1on card in his possession when found, the spokesman said, ad- ding, "This might indicate he was a Mexican national, but we rlon 'l know." If the recruit is a Mexican, 1t would raise questions about how he enhsted m the Marines. Pena had not been questioned offlc1al- ly because of his weakened state and was underioing treatment,. at the Naval Regional Hospital. Staff Sgt . Frcderi c k- Carmichael. ~7. of St. Louis, said "we were cleaning the building because 1t 1~ due to be demolished July 7." The sergeant said he sp<>tted a Marine boot sticking out from under some boxes bet \lleen an old stove and u wall. then saw ~rt of a camouflage uniform · l thought-•t was one of lhe guys in my working party goof ing off," Carmichael said, "but when I moved the boxes, it was !lomeone else." He said he told Pena to get up and the recruit shakily com· plied. "So I took him by the arm and l took him outside, but the sun hit him and he just couldn't ad· JUSt to the light and he tried to get backinthemesshalJ " Carmichael said Pena was so frail that a e'Mtridge bell he~ wearing was cinched up by all 1ls notches and still dangled loosely around his waist. The sergeant said he asked Pena what he was doing there and tt}e young man replied, "J don 't know ." He told Carmichael that "water had been his energy" because water to the mess hall had not been shut off. Pena reported lo the recruit training base April 17 and was sent to the physical fitness platoon for recruits who can't pass their initial fitness test. "'He couldn 't do one pullup," at • that time, the base spokesman said. fi' ro111 Page A J NEW FEE IMPOSED. • • 1ected to bring 111 revenues of Sl 7 million in the next fiscal \ear Moeahs told San Juan Councilmen the ordinance he wa s proposing was tak en "almost verbatim" from the one adopted by Irvine. Irvine's legal advasors told that city's councilmen they would be unable to take such CJct1on after July 1 because Proposition 13 forbids levying of new taxes without the approval of two-thirds of local voters. Explaining the reason for the hastily called meeting and the • emergency status of the or- dinance. Mocalis said. "We lose our ability to even consider this ordinance unless we take action tonight." At the council's request, he also pointed out that revenues from this tax can be used only to fund capital improvements, primarily streets and sewers. and the ordinance can be rescinded during the next few months if councilmen decide the tax 1s unneecssary. Two San Juan Capistrano rest· dents at the sparsely attended meeting sternly obJected to the new ordinance Tom Ribar . identifying himself as a financial manager and former developer. said , "I believe people don't want any more laxes on housing, period. That's what they've said." He told councilmen they s hould be doing something to promote housing instead of tali _ mg an action which would only prohibit more people from buy ing new homes M ar~lyn Williams, a former council candidate. told coun cilmen that passing the tax Or· dlnance would contradict the .city's mdustrial·commerc1al tn tentive plan to attract new bus1 n~ss to San Juan. "San Juan already has one of thP highest per-square-foot building co~ts in the county," s he said "That's why lhts isn't . an attractive place for new busi- ness to come. If you add another one percent on top of that. what have you got to sell ?" Jn explairutlg his vote to over· ride thl' residents' objections. · Mayor Kenneth Frciss said the : city's population is increasing at · between 10 and 20 percent year- ly. 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The ordinance sets up a pay· as-you-go system for new de· \telopers, Thorpe added, and al· lows the city to recover capital improvement costs up front. Man Attacks TUX> Youths, Kilh Himself TORRANCE CAP> Police were unable to find a motive when a 25-year-old man armed with a meat cleaver hacked a 14 -year-old boy to death, slashed a 19-year-old's throat and then hanged himself. There was no known reason why Nghi Gia Vuong killed Gregory Ahearns. wounded Michael R. Durward and then took his own life Thursday, Tor· ranee detective Henry Pupkoff said Al~hougb the-three lived in separate apartments in the s~m~e. b_!!ilding,,.. neither or the victims wasoeheved acquainted with VuonJ,l. Pupkoff said. Durward later identified Vuong as the man who attacked him in the court of the apart ment house about 7:50 a.m . Pupkoff said. Arte r the attack Durward ran into the s treet and alerted a policeman and was taken to a nearby hospital, wtiere he was reported in satisfactory condition During a search of the apart- ment. police found the bodies of young Ahearns and Vuong. They found the boy dead in the bedroom of the apartment he shared with his aunt. Vuong was hanged with an electrical cord nearby. The cleaver was on the floor. Pupkoff said Vuong came to Torrance from Philadelphia last November. Fro•PageAI FIRE ... the rest of the house. Firemen, by throwinJ.l protective cover- ings over furniture as they at· tacked the fire, salvaged about $20.000 worth or furnishings, Stone said. The names were contained in an hour and 40 minutes. No neighboring homes were damaged, Stone said. , firefighting was complicated hy the fact that the nearest fire hydrant was hidden behind landscaping. Another hydrant, 400 feet away, was used until the nearer one was located. A fire chief at the scene said if the visible hydrant had been any farther away, "It could have been disastrous. If there Isn't a regulation preventing people from hiding these things from riremen, there sure ought to l>e ... Poll~ said several juveniles are beinl questioned In con· nection with the fl re. Early th.ls momina. a HCU']· ty 1uard for the nearby Turtle Rock Viata Apartments report ed witnessing youth~ tosslne h&hted IJrecrackers rrom a slow-movj~ car. T-M ~ the-ur llnd confiscotrd about 400 packair~ flrecruckers. police 1'8id Oh, Henry NY Hero Sought • Ill ' F~rgery NEW YORK <AP> -A 30- yeer-old Bronx man haired as a hero for cowtng 11 knife-wielding robber .on u s ubway train is wanted by the police for forgery, Mayor Edward Koch's office an· nounced today. f T he "hero" is wanted under his true name of Raymond Tahaserro by police of the 46th Precinct in The Bronx, Maureen Connelly, the mayor's press secretary said. On Tuesday. the mayor pre-:- Former Secretary of State Henry K1 ss inger CQiUC up to Br·azihan samba dancer::. .it a n1~ht c:lub m Hio de Janeiro Other ml•n 1n thl' photo arc unidentified. . sent.ed a certificaw -or heroism and a free five-year subway and bus pass to muscular ~James Harris." who had forced the rob- ber to drop his knife and return money to passeng~rs on the CND subway train. ·'Sometimes things are not the way they seem. but that's life." the mayor said today after learning of the development. "Live and learn." • HB Imposes Ne·w Taxes Miss Conne lly said the heroism award Is believed' to h ave been presented to Tallaserro's twin brother. Richard, who apparently stood in for him By ROBERT BARKER Ol IM Dally ,.II .. Staff The Huntington Beach City Council raised more than $1 million in new taxes Thursday night to make up for some of the property tax revenues lost in the 1978· 79 budget. More than half of the new rev- enue will result from new or in· creased taxes on oil production and equipment in the city. Another $500,000. or so. wilJ be raised by a community enrich· ment ree on new residential. commercial and indus trial con· struction. The added revenue from this source will go to libraries and other cultural activities. ~ l'he council voted unanimous· ly to increase oil fees by charg- ing a l().cent oil barrel tax. im· poping an annual fee of $200 per oil well and charging an annual fee of $500 for above ground oil tanks and water t:ihks. · A total or $940,000 was raised in 1977·78 from the oil barrel tax when a fee of eight cents was collected per barrel. Another $100,000 is expected to be raised in the coming year by increasing charges for various permits and inspections. Under the so-called communi· ty enr1chment Jee. aU new res- 1dent1al, commercial and in· dustrial units wall be charged an excise tax of 15 cents per square fool or total floor space. Units s ubJect to the tax in· elude new single family dwell· in~s . apartment houses. mobile homes. hotel and motel rooms <ind industrial facilities The developer of a 3,000 square-foot home, for example, will be charged $450 for library and cultural services. Steep Increases 1n some of thP oil charges drew the concern of several council members. A permit to aetivate an idle well was raised from $50 to $500 per well. A drilling or reworking permit Dr. Waddill Facing Suit In Collision A woman who claims that Dr. William Baxter Wadd1ll 's negligence led to the collision of their two cars has s ued the lluntington Harbour physician 10 Orange County Superior Court. Wilma Kaiser seeks damages to be determined in trial court for alleged injuries that led to her being admiHed to Westminster Community Hos pital last April 24. S h e holds Dr . Waddill responsible for an accident that occurred at Beach Boulevard and Trask Avenue in Westminster while he was on his way to participate in his Superior Court murder trial. A jury failed to reach a verdict in that trial. He will b<' tried again in November on charges that he strangled a newborn baby to death after sur- vived a saline abortion he tried to perform on the 18-year-old mother . $100 Nixed By Candidate SAN DIEGO IAP> -Former City Councllmnn Lee Hubbard. a t•andldate ror SBn Diego CoW'lty supervisor, nys he sent back t• $100 campal«n donation . The check came from M. Lorry r.awrence. owner of Hotel Del Coronado and rormer Southern CaUforn111 chairman of ~he Democratic party. Hubbard, o ltepubllcen, said Lawrence has b~en close for yeors to his eltttlon opponent, Jim Batn. Lawrence u1d he su11ports Hvbbard lot' .upuvliol' btcause the board needs More bu&I · nea~men on k climbed from $100 to SSOO Councilman Bob Mandie said he reluctantly went along with the new charges t>ut as1<ea tnat a study be made of the fees charged in other cities. "We've hit the oil companies pretty hard." he said. ·'I do not like these kind of IO· creases. They arc not in the spirit of Jarvis " Mandie and others indicated they may lower the charges if they are out of line. Also voting to ~ the fees which take effect immediately were Mayor Ron Shenkman. Richard Siebert, John Thomas. R u t h B a i I ·e y a n d D o n MacAllistcr. Ron Pattinson was absent. The new charges were adopt· tld just two days before the Jarvis Initiative takes ~erect. It prohibits new laxes unless ap· Fl'Oltl Page A I MONDALE. • Security here was tight follow ing a bomb explosion in a Jerusalem market Thursday that killed two persons and wolll!ded 17 Mayor Teddy K1llek said he believed the bombing, which the Palcstinl' L1berat1on Organ1zat1on said 1t was rcs'pons1ble for. was linked to the vice president's v1s1t U S pressure on Prime Minis ter Mcnachcm Begm to make concessions to Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Begin's refusal to make any s ignificant retreat have brought official U.S.-lsraeli relations to a low point. Mondale was sent out to assure the Israelis and at the s_a.me. time appease the American Jewish community. Drivers Ticketed ASHEVILLE, N C. (A P ) Asheville's Mayor Ro y M1trantham and City Manager Kenneth A. M1ehalove drove garbage trucks Thursday as sanitation workers continued their strike. but Chief of Police Ml'lvin L. Tucker ticketed ooth men for driving without proper permits proved by two-thirds of the voters. The council will consider various user tees next week. They are not subject to the two· thirds vote requirement. Sht' said that a detective as· signed to the forgery case rec· ognlzed the picture or Taliaserro, or his brother, which appeared after the City Hall ceremony. Poker OK'd/ Seen as Fund Source BELL <AP> -Despite loud opposition by a crowd of about 200, the Bell City Council enacted an urgency ordinance to allow draw poker in an ap- parent effort to find new sources of revenue to offset Proposition 13. Thursday night's 4·0 vote was vehemently op- posed by the orderly crowd. most ot whom appeared to be members of area churches About six ministers voiced opposition. punctuated by loud amens from the audience. City officials said the poker parlors will be restricted to an industrial area of the city, in the former. Cheli Air Force Depot. The site is separated from residential area by the Los Angeles River C'hannel. Under the terms of the ordinance. each of the two sanctioned poker parlors must have a minimum of 30,000 square feet in area. Licensees would be required to pay a one-time S75.000 fee. plus a continw1i· ~ charge of 7 percent or ~ross revenues. Officials timated one such facili· ty would gross $385,000 the 1rst year. Huntington Parade Readied for Fourth The Huntington Beach Fourth of July Parade will get under way Tuesday for the 74th year after surviving a threat or can· cellation because of Jarvis cutbacks. The event will begin at 10 a.m at Firth and Majn· streets. It will end about two hours later at the c1v1c center at Main and Yorktown Avenue. J . Sherman Denny. the former general manager of the Hunt· ington Beach Company, will be the grand marshal. George Putnam will head the equestrian entries while Aruta Belsito. ware of City Ad· minislrator Bud Belsito. will be the honorary grand marshal. Bands, floats, marching units and horses are scheduled to participate. A revival of a fireworks show which climaxed city patriotic celebrations in the past also is scheduled Tuesday night. The fireworks show will be preceded by a display of trick motorcycle riding. The progranu wall be held at the Huntington Beach High School athletic staclium beginning at 7:30 p.m. Admission 1s $2 for adults arid Sl for youngsters . STRETCHING A POINT- With the innovation of new kinds of carpet backings. correct stretching is all-important. It is easy to overstretch as well as understretch. Our main concern is with understretching. Carpeting in many new homes and even in whole tracts have been installed without a power stretcher being unloaded from. the truck. In some of these homes, after the carpet 1s "slopped" in with a knee kicker. a watering can is used to shrink up the wrinkles. Unbelievable. isn't it? At Alden's we take great pride in correct installations. Stretching 1s achieved with stretchers that go wall-to--wall. attended by experienced mechanics. trained by us Don't gamble the pnce of your carpet purchase on a poor installation. THERE'S NO GAMBLE 1f you buy from Alden's! DEN'S ~ iiisiallatian: ·custom drapsrie$ linoleum • wood floor -1663 Pl..t'CfNTIAAVeNUE • COSTA MfSA, CAttf 92677 • !'HONE 646.4838 -646·2355 I ~· Laguna/ South Coast YOL. 71, NO. 181 , 4 SECTIONS, "8 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA . [Mondale • Arrives· for Visit • ID TEL AVIV, Israel (AP> -Menachem Begin greeted Mon· Hailing a "special bond" dale as "a friend of our country" betweeR-the United Stales and from a nation "with whom our ---;srael;-Vieetrrl!sldent Watter F.--pee))le aRd-~ur.land.are ~deep, _: Mondale arrived here for a low:· ly linked."_ day visit today to demonstrate Mondale, the first incumbent ~merican commitment to the vice president lo visit Israel, is J ewish state and to urge con· accompanied by his wife Joan cessions to res tart peace and daughter Eleanor. They will negotiations with Egypt. stay in Jerusalem, 30 miles from • In a 25-min ut e airport Tel Aviv. c e r e mony, Prime Minister Mondale called Is rael <t "great n.ation" which for 30 years has it took from Jordan in the 1967 responsible for. was linked to been· "an example to the world war. The demonstration was or-the v.ice president's visit. of courage." · der ly and out of sight of the <A headline in Thursday's -<luJ.side. the. arr.iv al.hall a~µ! __ J:Y~l~Qrning_ceremn.ny _ __Dai I y Pilot in c o l'~c th•· two dozen members of the Security here was tfght follow· characterized the bombing at· rightist Gush Emunim' Bloc or ·inf' a tfomb explMiort tn a tacit 1n Jerusalem 1n -which two the Faithful carried signs pro-Jerusalem fl)arket Thursday persons we re killed and 47 testing American pressure on that killed two persons and wounded. Corr ec tly , the Israel to withdraw from the OC· wounded 47. Mayor Teddy Killek headline shouJd have noted the cupied West Bank. s-afd he believed the bombing, P .a I es t i n e Li be r a ti on The group insists on Israel's which the Palestine Liberation Organization 1n Lebanon right to settle the region, which Organization said at was claimed responsibility for the 9 .\i"tert1oot1 :'\. Y. to~ks TEN CENTS attack.> U.S. press ure o n Pri fbe Mi11i ster Menachem . Begin to make concessio~ to Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and -- -Begin~ refuse ... to maic:e-any· :.ignificant retreat have brought officia l U.S.-lsraeli relations to a low point. Mondale was sent out to assure the Israelis and at the sa me t ime appease th e American J ewis h community. iS8n Juan OKs DeV-elopment Tax 1 • I \ 1 . .. -. :· lLaguna Issue .., ! Officials Meet f ~ , On Fireworks . ! By STEVE MITCH ELL OI -o.lly PllM S ... ff Laguna Beach Mayor Jack Mc Dowell was to get together with the city attorney today to iron out problems with an urgen- cy ordinance approved by the Dally Pll .. Si.ff PMlo INVOLVED IN FIGHT? Police Chief Sparks [Police Chief I lnvolved in fBar Fight? I A fi stfight at a restaurant and --~r adjacent to Laguna Beach J ; Gi\y Hall Thursday night ap- e__. t Pare_.9llY involved Pohce Chief Jon fSparks, according to Ma yor Jack McDowell, who said the matter will be handled "within ·City Hall." "The m atte r has been r e· ferred to proper handling within City Hall," the mayor said this morning. "It 1s under administrative consideration." I When asked if the incident 1 would be the s ubject of an ex- t eculive session of the City Coun- cil called today for Saturday morning. McDowell said , '"Yes." But he would not ~elaborate. r Mc'Dowell was asked if the police chief was Involved in an I altercation at the Ivy House at about 9:30 p.m. Thursday. He confirmed that Sparks was in· volved m some fashion, adding ;th a t ".to the b est o f m y knowledge, he was not Qrrested m the incident." Sparks was not in his office I this morning and could not be 1 reached for comment. A s pokes m a n for th e restaurant at 384 Fores t A venue I conCirmed there had been a 1 fi stfight Thursday night at the , bar. "Ther(' were no arrests." she s aid, but did not confirm whether Sparks wos Involved in the altercation Singer Diagnosed NASlMLLE, Tton. <AP> - .,_n a.t(llctlon dlunosed as ~rlphtral neurltl!I could keep country music 1in1er Donna Far10 out of action for three months. ~r doctor says In a statement. City Council this week tha t would allow fireworks to be discharged on city beaches. Thal ordinance, approved Tuesday niglft. makes it un- lawful for anyone to discharge fireworl<s within the city limits .. except· upon the sandy beach areas immediately adjacent to th e s ho res of the Pac ific Ocean.·· But it has been a long-held belief in Laguna Beach that it is illegal to purchase. discharge, sell or possess fireworks in lh,e city. Thal conflicts with a portion of the new ordinance which says, " ... the annua l sal e ·or fireworks within the City of Laguna Beach commences dur- ing the current week end wall continue through July 4, 1978." But a call to City Attorney George Logan resulted in a com- ment that "there is no fireworks ordinance in the city." Logan said if th€re were an or- dinance. "It would come as a big surprise to me.·· A check wit.h the municipal code, however, shows that there is an ordinance adopted in Nov· e mber of 1971 which says no fireworks can be manufactured within the city limits and that "possession, discharging, sale, offe ring for sale and retail sale of fireworks within city limits is prohibited." • · Mayor McDowell admitted this morning there are some discrepancies between the 1971 ordinance a nd ttic urgency measure approved Tuesday. And a police spokesman, who did not want lo be named, said t he new .o rdinance will only c reate more problems fo r policemen on the Fourth of July. The urgency ordinance was prompted by fear~ of fires sparked by fireworks in the dry hills above the Art Colony. But the urgency ordinance, apparently hastily drawn, does not limit discharging fireworks to July 4, a loophole that might mean year -r ound fireworks displays in the Art Colony, the unidentified officer warned. McDowell said he would re- port the results of today's meet- ing prior to the holiday. Prime Loan Rmes UppetJ, NEW YORK <AP > - Sollle of the nation 's lead· ing· banks today increased from s:i..~ to nine percent their prime lending rates --the interest they charge on loans lo most credlt- w or l h y c orpo rot e customers. The increases, which will raise t he cost of bor· rowing to busines~es and eventually to consumers, f o ll ow the Federal Reserve Board's tighten· ing of credit. a move the central bank hopes will dampen the economy and ~low inflation. Citiba nk, the second- 1 a r g es l bank I n th e count~. Chemical Bank, the 6th largeat, and f"1rst Pennsylvania Bunk, the 20 ranked lnstttullon were tile first lo announce the . lncreases. APWt ..... I• VICTORIA BEARY~ WHO DISCOVERED 800,Y, LEAVES ACTOR BOB CRANE'S APARTMENT Scottsd•I• Police lnv&atlgator Chr1s Bingham Accompanies Her ~...:....~~~~~~~~~~- Slaying of Actor Bob Crane Probed SCO'ITSDALE, Ariz. (AP> - Lo ud voi ces w ere h eard so m e t ime Thurs day morning coming from actor Bob Crane 's apartment, where the star of the t e levision seri es "Hoi:an 's H eroes" was late r found bludgeoned to death. A piece of electrical cord was wrapped around his neck. Police sa id although one neighbor reported hearing the voices, no one was seen leaving the apartment. Investigators continued today to question neighbors, Crane·s local acquaintances and people who worked with him in the play, ··Beginner's Luck," which he had been appearing in at the Wiedmill Dinner Theater here since .June 6. The body of the 49-year-old Crane. clad in shorts and un- d e r shi rl, was found c urled beneath a sheet in the master bedroom of his ground-floor apartment, which be had been · using while appearing in the play. He had been dead several hours. authorities said. APWl ........ lo IN 'HOGAN' ROLE Actor Bob Crane Four Escape TwtlARock Anon Fire By PIOLIP ROSMARIN Ol IM Dally Piiot St.aft A Turtle Rock luxury home in Irvine was destroyed by fire Thurs d ay ni g ht u nd er c1rl"umstances that exactly parall el a fireworks a rson of a home a year a_go on the same street, only a block away. A family of four escaped un· harmed by the blaze at 19031 Norwood Terrace. F lames crackled 75 feet over the hilltop residence and were visible for miles. Police and fire reports in- dicate the hre was started by fireworks dropped through a ga rage mail s lot into a cardboard colle<:tion box. On June 30, 1977 . fi reworks were dropped t hrough the garage mail slot of a house at 1914 l Norwood Terrace. The garage. two cars and part of the roof were destroyed. There was $42.000 damage. County Fire Battalion Chief (See FIRE, Page AZ> "Nothing seems to be missing, there was no forced entry," Lt. Ron DeQn, who is heading the police investigation, told a news conference late Thursday. ·'So far no motive hes been de- termined," ·Dean said. Police were checking to de· termine whether more keys to the a partment were available or whether Crane s lept with the door unlocked. Laguna Trash Bills Go Up Next Month Dean said Crane was s truck twice with a blunt instrument. .. Either a man or woman could ha ve used it," Dean added. Dean said it appeared that one person committed the murder. (See CRANE, Page A-2> Laguna Burglary Nets Drug Haul An unknown a mount of drugs was taken from a Laguna Beach pharma cy Thursday morning alter burglars used new1paper1 to break a window to the establishment. Pollce said buralars rifled throuiH •b~lves stocked with drugs at McCall• Pharmacy, 2$2 Forest Avenue, shortly before 8 a . m Thursday. The thievt'S escaped from the store through the aam hole In the broken win· dow lt 's going to cost you more for trash service beginning Satur· day in Lag\lna Beach. but al least the pickup crews won't be rattling those cans at s a m. as suggested by the contractor. Laguna Beac h city coun. ciJmen approved a ra te hike for Laguna Beach Dis posal this week that wtll mean residential trash service will go up to $4 46 a m onth from the current $3.32 charge. That increase, approved un animously by the City Council, includes a 5:>-cent per customer hike for the contructor and a 59-cent increase Cor an expected dump rec soon to be established by the county. While going along with the an· crease to th contractor and the anticipated dump lee by the county, councilmen balked at a suuesllon that the city could save money bf 1Uowlna tr& h c rews on ruld ntlal street~ bef{lnnina at s ti m The contractor uld that If crews could begin at lJ\at pre dawn hour. they could get out of town and on to the dump by 2 30 p m . thereby beating the alter· noon beach traffi c and savanR time. But Counc ilwo man Sally Bellerue said the last thing she wanted was banging garbage cans al 5 a.m 001 think you're going to get a • lot of complaints (with the earlier hou.rs l," she said. The council voted to keep the 7 a .m . starting time in residential areas. although commer cial pickups begin earlier. The increase for the expected county du1np fee came from figures provided by Finance Director Richard Reese. He said indications are the county will charge cities $3 per ton to dump garbage at the county rm Since LagW\I Dls~al pick~ up an tslimntcd 16,400 ton or rcsidentlal ll'ARh per year. Ree e fiiureft It wHI cost about $24,000 morl' per half-year for city pickup ·' ·--<'I ' \.,.. ~ • '•· lhJ ... U~t t • ' • Major Revenues Expected By REBECCA HELM Of Ille Daily Pilot Staff An e mergency tax ordinance immediately slapping a one per- cent charge on a ll new develop- ment in San J uan Capistrano was approved unanimously by city councilmen Wednesday ni ght fo llow ing It" brie f discussion at a hastily called meeting. # The n e w f ee, calle d a ·'Systems Development Charge Tax " will generate estimated yearly revenues of $428,000, City Manager James Mocalis told the. council. The administrator r ecom- mended the special tax as a replacement for money the city s tand s to lose becau se of Proposition 13. The loss has been estimated al $450,000 to $850,000 a year. The lower fi gure is abouL 18 percent of the city's projected 1978-79 budget of $2.5 million. Earlier this week. the City of Irvine levied a s imilar tax pro· jected to bring in revenues or Sl.7 million in the next fiscal vear. Mocalis told San Juan Councilmen the ordina nce he was propos ing was take n. "almost verbatim" from the one adopted by Irvine. Jrvinc·s legal advisors told th<1t city"s counc ilme n they would be unable to take such action afte r July 1 because Proposition 13 f-Orbids levying.et" new taxes without the approval of two-thirds of local voters. Explaining the reason for the hastily called meeting and the C'mergency status or the or- dinance. Mocahs said. "We lose our ability to even consider this ordinance unless we take action tonight ·· Al the-council's request, he also pointed out that revenues from this tax can be used only to rund capital improvements. primarily streets and sewers. and th<' o rdinance can be rescinded dunng the next few months if councilmen decide lhet tax 1s unnecessary. Two San Juan Capistrano rest- dents at the sparsely attended meeting s ternly obJected to the new ordinance. Tom Riba r, ide nti fy in g himself as a financia l manager and former developer. s aid, "I believe people donl want any more taxes on housing, period. That's what they've said." <See NEW FEE, Page A2> Co as~ Weather Mostly sunny through Saturday after some low cloudiness during early morning ho urs. Lows tonight 58 to 64. Highs will range from 72 to 75 at beaches to80to87 inland. INSIDE TODA~ Orange Coast beaches ha~ been setting attendance record• nearly ev~rv weekert(,I since early Mov. Story a~ art on Page Cl . \ ..\% DAil Y PILOT L SC SC Fire Blamed OnSlwrt An eleclncal short 1n an ex· tension cord was blamed for a fire which caused an estimated $6,000 damage Thursday to the San Clemente home of Bill O'Campo, 114 Calle Redondel Firemen broke down the door or the o·campos' garage about 4 p.m . to put out the fire. which was burning mattresses and other personal belongings stored there. said Fire Captain Jerry Galati. _ Flames wer~. tsrought under 'Contrjl}. Kl about 10 minutes. '"Gllrati said. Loss was estimated at $5.000 in structural damage. with fire damage limited to the garage and smoke damage re· ported throughout the house Contents of the garage, destroyed by the fire. were valued at $1.000 Galati $aid the faulty ex tension cord was plugged into an outlet. but did not connect to anything at the other end. The cord r an unde r a s t ored mattress. and the short in the cord was beheved to have 1gnit· ed the mattress. said the fire captain. .. The fire marshal found a tmy hole in the cord's insulation. as 1t if it has had been stapled to the wall at some time." said Galati. ·'That hole may have sparked the fire. which probably burned for about an hour before a ne ighbor s aw s moke a nd called us." The O'Campos were in the process of moving Thursday. he said. The house was e mpty, with only personal· belongings stored an the garage. Responding to the fire were 30 full ·time and r eser ve city firemen m five fire trucks and en.gines. /AigUna Surf Meet Entries To Get Poster Participants m the 24th annual Brooks Street Surfing Classic get an added treat this year in the form or a three.color blue sea dragon poster advertising the Laguna Beach surfing event. Surfers entering the contest may pick up application forms • from P atty Slowsky at the Recreation Department along with the free poster. created by l8·year-0ld Laguna Beach artist Kirk Stuart Milette. The contest. co·sponsored by the city and the Kalos Kagathos Foundation. is limited to Laguna Beach surfers. Categories in · elude Minnies, Boys, Juniors, Me n s. Se niors a nd Open Women's competition. The Brooks Street wave watching period begins July 8 and the contest will go on when the waves pick up, anytime after that date Horse Course Cuts Price A horsemanship course prl' v iously offered t hrough the .Laguna Beach School District. will still be available for stu dents tlus s ummer at a reduced price. Ca rol Breen, president o r Stoneridge Riding Club at Laguna Canyon Road and El Toro Road , said the six·week course is being offered for beginning through advanced riders al a cost of $30 per student. dent. The s ix, hour and a hair lessons include instruction in grooming, saddling, handling. safety 'rules. riding in the arena a nd handling horses while mount e d . 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Spencer Alter. said he will ask for a new trial on Aug. 14, the same.date Judge Wyatt set for sentencing. Vandalism is punishable by a >:ea r 's imprtsorimenh~ a St,OOV >- fine or both. according to the state penal c.ocJe_ COUNTY FIREMEN WORK UiROUGH SMOLDERING RUIN OF IRVINE HOME Nearby Home Wa• Set Afire Vear Agg Same w.,_ -8y Flreworkt Cigarette Cause of Fatal Fire ~ .. - Thomas was found gw1fy of a charge involving $20.000 In prop- e rt y bel o nging to Ki ng Petroleum Company. The 011 ft rm. oper a ted by attorney Thom as C. Kmg. shares the prem· 1ses o r Thomas '..,t(UCk and crane firm yard in Huntington Beach. ' ,..,....PflfltAt Recruit Found Deserter Hides in Mess Hall SAN DIEGO <AP> -A young recruit, listed as a deserter for eight weeks. has been found hid· ing in an abandoned mess hall. weak and dehydrated from lack of food. A sergeant overseeing a clean· ing detail T)tursday found Pvt. Manuel Pena. 20, listed as being absent without authorized leave since May 7 from the Manne Corps Recruit Depot here Pena, wbo lists his home as Dallas, apparently had been hid· ing in t he vacant, trash·littered building, a base spokesman said. Pena had a green immigration ca rd in his possession when found, the spokesman said, ad· ding, ·'This might indicate he was a Mexican national. but we don't know." If the recruit is a Mexican, it would raise questions about how he e nlisted in the Marines. Pena had not been questioned official· ly because of his weakened state and was undergoing treatment a t the Naval ReJ?ional Hospital Staff Sgt. Fre d er i ck Carmichael, 27. of St. Louis, said "we were cleaning the building because 1t 1s due lo ~ demolished July 7." The sergeant said he spotted a Ma rine boot sticking out from under some boxes between an old s tove and a wall. then saw part of a camouflage uniform · · 1 thought it was one of thE' guys m my working party goof tni! off." Carmichael said, "but Laguna .Gets New No Parking Zone A no parking zone has bE'en created at the intersection of Poplar and Monterey Streets on a recommendation of Laguna Beach's Traffi c Complaint Com- mittee. Councilmen approved the no parking tow away zone this wee k because of complaints from a resident on Poplar of the dangers created by cars parked near the intersection. when I moved the boxes, it was someone else." He said he told Pena to get up and the recruit shakily com· plied . "So I took him by the arm and I took him outside. but the sun hit him and be just couldn't ad· just to the light and he tried to get back in the mess hall.'· Carmtchael said Pena was so frail that a cartridge belt he was wearing was cinched up by all its notches and still dangled loosely around his waist. The sergeant said he asked Pena what he was doing there. and the young man replied, "I don't know.·· He told Carmichael that "water had been his energy" because water to the mess hall had not been shut off. · Pena reported lo the recruit training base April 17 and was sent lo the phys ical fitness platoon for 11ecruits who can't pass their initial fitness test. ''He couldn't do one pullup," at that time, the base spokesman said Laguna Gets $10,000 for Tennis Fund Laguna Beach has accepted :.i gift of stock, with a cash value or Sl0,000 from a tennjs enthusiast who wants it to go into a tennis trust fund. Dr . .Bernard Breen, vice presi· dent of an Irvine -based engineering company, asked that the fund be administered by the city's recreation director for tennis facilities only. Possible uses for the money include paying utility bills for night lighting or the city or school district courts. and re- s urfacing of courts. Councilman Howard Dawson. who worked out the details of the contribution, thanked the long. lime Lagunan for his gift. Forced to Resign CdM Woman Suing Navy.in Pregnancy A Corona del Ma r woman who says she was forced to resign her commission as a lieutenant <'O mmander in 1963 after 15 years in the Navy because sbe was pregnant, has filed suit to be reinstated and promoted. Floy M. Christopher of 1233 Outrigger Drive declined to comment today on the suit filed Wednesday in Los Angeles Federal Court. "My attorney has instructed me not to say anything to the m edia." she expla ined . He r lawyer, John Elekes of Tustin. could not be reached for com. ment either . Ttte suit asks $400 ,000 tn damages and pay and retire ment status Mrs. Chrlstophf'r would have received had she been allowed to stay In the Navy It also asks that she be re· instated at the rank of com· mander According to the ~ult, Mrs. Christopher entered the Navy norse corps In 1948 and was pro- moted to the rank or lieutenant comm 11ndcr In 19!18. Marri ed In l9S7 , s h e discovered she wa~ preanant in December 1962. The 1ult claims she was instructed by Capt. Shakebe Ede of the Medlul Corps thnt she had no other re· coune but lo resign or be In voluntarily ~rminaLed t The suit charges that Mrs. Christopher was discriminated against because of her sex. was deprived of rank and status as well as pay, and that her private life was improperly interfered with by the·Navy. I YowigerV~ Fight/or '13~ LOS ANGELES <AP> -While 1oca I government agencies across Southern Californfa con· tinue"d their budget cutting Thursday, State "ttorney General Evelle Younger said he personally would argue the legal case for Proposition 13 before the State Supreme Court. "1 have maintained all alopg that It <Proposition 13> Is con. istltuttonal and It is my intention to a ppcar before the court peri;onally to argue on behalf of the measure," said Younaer. who 11 underaoi.ng treatment for a kidney stone at Ced&rs·Slnai Medical Center Doctors have not yet de· termlntd whether Younger will have to undergo surgery to re- move th~ kidney stone or when he wlll be released, •n aide Hid. ' Front Page A I • FIRE ... JameS'" Stone said the culprits never were caught. Thursday's fire destroyed most or the house. as well as a $42,000 Porsche Turbo Carrera and a $14,000 Mercedes parked in the garage. Total damages .were estimat· ed at $161.000, Stone said. Owner Douglas Ho. 38, a dentist. told police he was watching a telev1s1on program at about 10:30 p m. when he heard crackling. He looked out the family room window and s aw a glow reflected off his neighbor's house. He ran to the garage. saw the flames, ran back inside and alerted his family. Ho. his wife. Clarene, 38, and his two children , Mia, 14, and J A. 11 , escaped through the b•door. The fire s pread quickl y through the attached garage into the rest of the house. Firemen. by throwing protective cover- ings over furniture as they at· tacked the fire, salvaged about S20,000 worth of furnishi ngs. Stone said. The flames were contained in an hour and 40 minutes. No neighboring hom es were damaged. Stone said. Firefighting was complicated by the fact that the nearest fire h ydrant was hidden behind landscaping. Another hydrant. 400 feet away, was used until the neare r one was located. A fire chief at the scene said ir the visible hyd rant had been any farthe r away, "It could have been disastrous. Father's Love 'Beats Odds'· How does a brilliant scientist react when he learns his first· born child is retarded? UC I Pro fessor How a rd Lenhoff met the challenge by en· couraging his daughter through mus ic a nd today the young woman sings, plays the accor. dian a nd speaks se veral languages. For the story of a father's love for his child. and a struggle against all odds, see Featuring. page Cl. LONG BEACH <AP> -Arson investigators say a discarded cigarette caused a car fire that killed a 5-year·old boy left sleep· mg in the family auto following a shopping trip . Jeffery Thurman was asleep in the back seat of the station wagon in front of his home Thursday when the car caught fire. A policeman wnting a traffic ticket nearby saw the fire and rushed over with his patrol car's fire extinguisher to douse the fl a mes. Investigator Dan Lester said the cigarette had apparently been dropped in the driver's seat and s mouldered for some lime before bursting into names. After she was calm enough to talk, Mrs. Linda Candlllo. the boy's mother. told officers she had let f..tle child continue his nap after he fell asle.:~ on the trip. Maybe Somebody Took Haff of' His An Irvine COr\Struction crew would like lo know why someone would steal one·half or a double door . • Police said representatives of the Colbert Construction Co m· pany of Irvine reported the theft of the section of double door Thursday from a home under construction in Laguna Beach at 1130 Del Mar Ave. The door. which was unhinged from its frame. included workable hardware and was valued at $250. FroaPageAI CRANE ... "We have speculated that the killer either knew him or s ur prised him." he said. Dean said some fingerprint'> had been found in the room, but have not been identified. "He was a popular person and h:id been frequently seen in night spots around town ." Dean said. .. He said Crane was quite often approached for autographs. wttich he readily provided. ·'It Just looks like somebod't' walked in on him while he wa!-. in bed and smacked him in the head a coupre of times," said Eloy Ysassi, investigator for the Maficopa County medical ex aminer·s office. • NEW FEE ... He told councilmen they should be doing something to promote housing. instead of tak- ing an action which would only prohibit more people from ~uy­ ing new homes. Marilyn Williams, a former council candidate., told coun- C\lmel') that passing the tax or· dinance would contradict the city's industrial.commercial in-• centive plan to attract new busi- ness to San Juan. "San Juan already has 011e of the highest per·square-foot. building costs 1n the county," she said. "That's why this isn 't an attractive place Jor eew busi- ness tp come. If yo_. add another one percent on top or ttiat. wbat have you got to se,11'?" In explaining his vote to over· ride Jhe ·residents' ob)ections, Mayor l<enneth Freiss said ihe city's popufation is increasing at between 10 and~ percent year· ly. Th?t means San Juan is fac· ' ing 15 percent .in growth costs annually. The council has to come up with an alternative to meet the c9st of that growth and replace. the 15 percent budget loss the c•· ty is now facu1g because of Proposition lJ, he said. Voicing the strongest support for the new lax was Councilman James Thorpe. Homeowners and developers shou Id realize that· ovet a period or years. the one·shot fee is a lot cheaperthd what they would have paid in prop e rty taxes befor e PF4'1QSition 13, he said. The ordinance sets. up a pay. as.you.go system for new de· velopers, Thorpe added, and a!· lows the city to recover capital improvement costs up front. Water Directors Set Budget Meet The South Coast County Wa t er Di s tric t b oa rd of directors will meet in a budget workshop session July 7 at the district offi ces at 31592 West St , 1n South Laguna beginning at. 8 a.m . Gl'Oeral manager Ray Miller sa 1d the meettng, which '" public, Wiil include a s tudy or US · ing a dis trict reservoir for recreational uses in order to raise revenue for the water district. STRETCHING A ·POINT- With the innovation of new kinds of carpet backings. correct stretching !S all-important. It is easy to overstretch as well as understretch. ... Our main concern is with understretch1ng Carpeting in many hew homes and even in whole· tracts have been installed with6ut a power stretcher being unloaded from the truck. In some or these' homes. after the carpet is "slopped" 1n with a knee kicker. a watering can 1s used to shrink up the wnnkles. Unbelievable. isn't it? At Alden's we take great pride in correct installations. Stretching is achieved with stretchers that go wall-to-wall. attended by experienced mechanics. trained by us. Don't gamble the price of your carpet purchase on a poor installation. THERE'S NO GA'MBLE tfycu buy from Alden's! · ?' \ .. N DEN'S ~;;,;pe· ·l · :· :fiiSiBilitiOn:·custom draperies :.: .; :·H· linoleoo'I • wood floor 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA. CALIF. 9'26'27 • PHONE 646·483! -646 2=.5~ '"• \ I 1,.. Orange Coast E DIT I ON Today~s Closinlf N. \'. St~k!t FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1978 N TEN CEN rs , VOL. 71 , NO. 181 , 4 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA . ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·----------------, ~ ! CdM Woinan Seeks Navy Reinstatetnent : A Corona del Ma r woman who • says she was forced to resign her comm1ss1on a l> a lieutenant comma nder in 1963 afte r 15 • years tn the Na vy because sh!! t -was-·pregnant. 1rns ~ ~ Lo , be reinstated and prom oted. F lo,,L...M_ Christopher of 1233 !. Outrigger Dri ve cfeclined l o comment today on the suit filed Wednesday in Los An geles F ede ra l .Court. "My attorney has instructed m e not to say a nything to the media," s he expla ined Her lawyer,-Johft-~'Of-Lt"~...;~. could not be reached for com· ment either The s uit a sk s 1 400,000 i n damages and pay and retire me nt status Mrs. Christophe r would have received had sl\e been allowed to s tay in the Navy. It also asks that she be re- ins tated at the rank-of OOr.? · ma nde r. According to the s uit, Mrs. Chnstopher entered the Navy nurse corps in 1948 and was pro- O..lly f'll<lt ,._by a kllard K-ler COUNTY FIREMEN WORK THROUGH SMOLDERING RUIN OF IRVINE HOME Nearby Home Was Set Afire Year Ago Same Way -By Fireworks Colleges Freeze All Pay Coast Community Trll3tees Veto Raises • Coast Communit y ('ollt·~t· District trustt•(!:-., m<•(•ting m a special session 'l'hursday ni~ht. froze a ll rl1 strac t .!-i alaries ett present lcvc.'ls } ~ 'J'hc actmn means "'that tn ud· !' dition to no across the board ptiy r a 1si•s. t ca<•h ers a n d non teachrn~ t•m ploye<!s won't be ~rantNJ incn•as<."i for scn1nnh· 0 r f 0 r ii d V a n <' I n g t h C I 'r 1 ed ucational status f Hoard m<•mher:-. mt•t in thc.' 1 O ra 11 ge Coas t Co l lege• auditorium. <''qwcting <1 lar~e t audience> hut foun d only a 1 handful of JX'OJllt• at t he meet ing T hat prompted board mem hers to ca!it1 gate the absent µubl1C' for thl' lack of support gn en t rustee' a., th<.•\ strul(gkd lo d<•al "'1th l hl' d fc1·t.... of P1 op11:-.1t1on 1:1 T r usle<' RuhNl llumphrev:-. \\a:-. µart1tularh crat1<·al of th(' "mt> ism · ch ... pl;1~l·d hy peopl(' "'ho appt'iffl•d lwfon· the board 111 fa iling lo off<•r !'!uggcstwns on '' ays to savl· mon('y while com • plaining about <·onte mplatcd l'UlS I T'' n ~:roups that had ear her 1 m acl t• snmt• s1><'1·lf 11· suggestions ' about programs they wanted lo \ .M'l' t•lim1nutcd Wt•n• the f:.IC'ulty r ~ ·t I l I oranJ!ij coas• ._,_L:.... <= \\._.ather Mostly sunny through Saturday .ifte r some low c Joudaness durmg <'arl) m orn ing h our:-. Lo w s tonight 58 to 64 lhghs wi ll r .inl(e from 72 to 75 at ht•achl's toROto87 inland l~SIDE TODAY Orange Coa!I ~eoches haPe bel"TI !et ling attendance record~ nrarly 1•1J1H y wukend since earl" May Story and arl on f'oqe CI orga111zal1ons al Orange Coast Co I h· ge in Cost .1 Ml'-.. a and <iolden West Colle~e in Munt rngton Bea<'h Those groups told I r ustecs ~arlier ~his month that the dis trict's tclev1s1on station. KOC E and its "coUegc without w alls," Coastline Community ('ollegC', should lie c·ut before· any Other CUL" were made in Harbor Ridge Plans Queried By Newport llow sll't'P arc the slopc·s that havt.• bl'l'n gradt>d to creat<' Nl'"' port Beach's Harbor Ridge" Plans approved by city coun c1lmen l'all for nothmg steeper than a 3.1 degrcl' a ngle But City Councilma n Ray W1lha ms s<11d he was at Harbor Ridge and measu n·d a few that l'ame out in the neighborhood of :n degn·l·s Williams brought the problem u p Monday night whl.'n M un c ilme n wt·re slated to approve two final tract m a ps on 32 l'UStom lols in the proJt•c·t Approval of a final m ap is gener ally a formality in which t'<>u nc al men agree that the de vcloper had hved up to t he con· d1t1ons imposed hv city offi cials on has development W1lha ms and Ma\or Paul RyC'koff both expressed cnncPrn with the steepness of the s lope:;, 1n th<' Irvine Company 's newest <See SLOPES, Page A2> Fa1,l1er's Love 'Beats Odds' llow dOt's a brilliant s<'il'nhst rea C't wh<•n he learns his first born child is retarded ? UC J Professo r H o w a rd Lenhoff met the challenge by en !'ou ragin~ his daughter throuf(h m usic and tod ay the young woman !>mgs, plays t he a ccor rl1an and spea k s sev e ral lltnJ{uages district staff or programs T rustc•es. who met Wednesday m g ht to KI VC preliminary ap- prova l to a $77 million budget. took no action on ea lier' sug. ~t'f't1on, although they indicated Coastline wall not be eliminated. At Thurs d ay's m eeting, representatives of the OCC and G WC facult1t•s reversed their l't.1 r he r stand on the Coastline is- sue• :rnd told trustees they have "rl'affirmed thei r mutual and professional respect for the com· mun1ty·bascd classes a nd the ml'm bers of the faculty a nd staff of Coastline " The action ta ke n Thursd ay means that t he dis trict will spend about S1 2 million on <St-e PAY, Page A2> moled to the rank or lie utenant commander in 1958. Marri e d in 1 957, s h e !Yl;covered she .was pregAant.. m. Oecember, 1962 The suit claims she was ins truct ed by Ca pt Shake be Ede of the Medical Corps that she had no other rt""- course but to resign or be in Irvine Blaze Probed By PtOLIP ROSMARI N OI I ... D•llY PHel ~I.tit A Turtle Rock luxun homt> an Irvin e \\as destroy('d by fan: Thurs d ay ni g ht u n der ci rcumsta nces t h at 4.!xactly parallel a fireworks arson of a ho me a year a go-on the ~aml· street. only a block awav A family or four esc1ped un· harmed by the bl azt.> at 19031 Norwood T e rrace F lam<.'S crackled 75 feet ovc•r the hilltop residence and wen• v1s 1hll' fo r miles. Police and fi n· rl·ports in dicate the fire was sta rted by fireworks drop ped through a ga r age mail s l o t into a cardboantcollect1on box On June 30, 197,7, fi reworks w e r e dropped throu g h thl' garage mail slot or a house at 19141 Norwood Terrace. Thl• gar~ge, two cars and part of the roof we re destroyed There w<1s $42,000 damage County Fire Battalion Chief James Stone said the culprats never were caught Thursday's fir e dest royed most of the house, as well as a S42,000 Porsche T urbo Car rera and a $14,000 Mercedes parked in the ga ragt Total damages were• c•st· m.il ed al $161,000. Stone said Owne r Do uglas llo. 38. a d e ntis t , told po li t•c he• wa'i watching a ll'lev1Mon pro,l(r<.1m at about 10 .30 p.m when h1• heucLcracklins.t-llc looked ouL the family room window and saw a glow reflected orr his neighbor's house. He ran to the garage, saw the• flames. ran back 1ns 1de a nd ale rted his fa mily. Ho. has wifl'. Clar(•nc. 38. and his two c hildren. Mi a. 11. and J e rr. l l. escaped through tht· back door The fire s p read q uickly through the allacht>d garage into the rest or the house Firemen by throwmg protective cover ing'> over furniture as they at <See FIRE, Pa~e AZ> F'or the story or a father 's love for his child. it nd a s lrUgile agains t all odds. see featun ng. page Cl FIREMEN LUCKY TO FlND HYDRANT BEHIND PLANT It Could Heve a.en otu1trou1, Say Ottlclel1 ' I \ ,I ' t' \ .. voluntarily terminated The suit charges that Mrs Christopher was d1scn mm ated ag_fil!lst because qf her sex. was deprived of rank and status 11s well as pay. and that her privatt· hfe was improperly interfered Wlthhy lhe~avy_ - According to Lt IJ g 1 Oonn1 ll1rabayash1 . o f the Navy·l> Los Ani.:c1es mlormauon 0111~. reg. ulc.1t1ons c hanged an the early 1970s to c.i llow Navy wome n to be pregnant and nuse familles T hl' Navy JUSt develop ed maternity uniforms for ats preg n1tnl mem~r:.. Lt H1raba yasht noted · Ginger and Frie11d Mike l\1c Lachl;rn. 10. Corona dc•I M:.ir. and his dog. "Ginger," we n.• mighty p kusc•d w1l h lhl' result-, of lhL• annual kids dog show 1n Newport B<.•uc h T hursda). CTnger. a golden ten rL•vr r • \.VCJS 1udgt>d the best...lou.M~----1 the best behaved an <.1 thl' second biggest dog in the s how She also did the bc~t l rtC'kg, in tht• opinion of .1udgl's for the event eondul'tcd ut t h<' Corona dc l Mar Y 0 U l h C <.'tllN'. 'Go Horne Mondale' Yelled by Israelis JE RUSALF.M <AP > Vtc,. P resident Walll'r F Mondah: hC'a rd s houts of "go home Mon da le" as demonstr ator<; con frontC'd him todax shortly aft1·r his arrival m Israel on a four d ay peace-seeking m1ss1on Thi• incident <K'curred al thP W1:11 hng Wall. ~-Judaism 's most sacrc~d s hnn l' T h<' rlemonstrators. estimated by polil'e to number from 20 lo •!')(). were in a group of :-.evl•ri1l hundred s pectator s on hand for the Mondale party's a rriva l. F:a rlier. in Tel Aviv. Mond ale ha iled a "special hond" betwe(•n thl' Vmted States and Is rael lhs trip as aimed at demonstrahn~ American comm it ment to the .I<•"' 1sh st ate and to urgl' con r e s s 1 on s l o rt' s t a r l p t.' a 1· e ne1?ollat1ons wit h Egypt In a 25-ma n ut c airport l'er e m on)'. Pri m e Minister Menachem Began greeted Mon dale as "a fnend of out country" from a nation "with whom our people and our land are so deep ly linked ... Begin looked pale and t han next to the tanned Mo ndale Be~ans' aides deny reports that he is 10 poor health Began has a history of heart trouble At th e wall , t h e d e m ons trators, calling the mselves "I s ra e lis fo r Js ra e l -True r eaC'e," s houted at Mondale as h e a nd his wife Joan and daug hter Eleano r made their way to tht wall One man held a ~1gn readin~. "J ewish blood 111 m ore importunt than Arab oil " The three, a ccompanied by Je rusalem Mayor Teddy Kollek, entered the men's section of the 11eirc-~aled praying area More than 100 blac k-clad Orthodox .ll'"' s \\<.'rt• prnying inside as the Sabbath nt•.1rNI. and many :.houted c.ingraly c.it the intrusion. Mondah• 1s th<' first incumbent v1<·e president to \'!1>1l Is rael. i\t tht• a irport. Mondalt• called J<;racl a "great nat ion" which for :io yf.'aro.; h<1s hecn "an exam pie lo the world of courage." Outsidt.> the arnva l ha ll about two d oLcn m e m bers of the raghttsl Gush Emumm Bloc of <See MONDALE, Page 1\2) Prime Loan Rate Vpped N EW Y ORK I AP 1 Som<' or the nation's lead m~ ba nks today inc reased from SJ .. to mne percent thl'1r prime le nding r ates the mter<'st they cha rge on loans to most credit· ~o rth y co rp oral~ c ustomers T he incr eases. whic h will raise the cost of bor rowing to businesses and eventually to consumers. f o ll ow the F e dera l RC'scrve Board's tighten· mg or credit, a move the centra l bank hopes wall d ampen the economy a nd sl,pw mnauon Citibank. ~ht!. second largest b a nk i n th e country, Chem ical Bank. the 6th larJ(csl, and First Pennsylvania Bank, thtt- 20 ra nked Institution were the first lo anno unce the mcr eases I . l 2 UAIL y P11.o r f-l1~y June JO 19/!f In -- Truck Explodes Injuring l 00 NEW YORK IAJ» An 1ee cream truck exploded at a downtown Manhuttan in· tersection a few blocks from Ci· ty Hall today, injuring possibly 100 passersby, according to hospital spokesmen. There were no immediate reoorts of fatalities. but at least 1tl people were injured critically Newport Girds for Busy Fourth Newport BC'ach lifeguards, facing a busy holiday weekend, said today they are hopeful lhc surf will maintain its lak<'·like ,qualities. '. 1 'Right now we haven't got any s urf to speak or," said lifeguard Lt. Logan Lockabey. Lifeguards, firemen and police are gearing up for big crowds that are expected to come to the beach beginning to· day through Tuesday. The three public safety agcn cies have announced that thi& year they will enforce the city's long-standing, but usually ig- nored ban on fireworks Lockabey said that lifeguards may find themselves busier than they want to be because of the presence of hurricane Daniel off the Mexican coast "We could get l>omc.. big surf from it by Sunday," he com- mented. "Of course last time we were supposed to get big storm s urf, it never came. You never know " E'ro111PageAJ MONDALE. • the FaiWul carried signs pro· h~&ting American pressure on Israel to withdraw from the oc· cupied West Bank. The group insists on Israel's r ight to settle the region. which it took from Jordan in the 1967 war. The demonstration was 01 . derly and out of sight or the welcoming ceremony. Security here was tight follow 1ng a bomb explosion in a Jerusalem market Thursday that k~lled two personi:. and wounded 47 Mayor Teddy Killek said he believed the bombing, "h1ch thl' Palestine L1berat1on Orga n1z.;Jt1 on s aid 1t was responsible for , was hnkcd to the vice president's visit (J S press ure on Prime Mind ter Menarhem Begin to .----......tt,.__..,..,oncessi~"O--Sgypt:Hin PT"e":ndent Anwar-Sadal and Begin's refusal to make any s1gnifil'ant rl'trC'at have brought official U.S. Israe li relations to a low point Monda!<.• was sent out lo ass urt• the Israelis and at the sa me time appease th e American Jew1i:.h community. Begin 's trip ln the United States m March n•sultcd only in t ough talks with Pres ident Carter. and their meeting was considered a failure. Jn May, lsruel was unhappy when Carter pushed through Congress an a rms package that included the sale or warplanes to Egypt and Saudi Arub1a as well as to Israel. • The United States was disap poantl'd this month when Begin renrlcd off American pressure for him lo modify his position .that the occupied West Bank of the Jordan River and the Gaza .Strip are Israeli territory and .Jsrael 1s going to kec·p thrm ORANGE COAST " DAILY PILOT .,,,_()f~(Ot'\t 0111lw P1IM •if"~'"''"'""' h11w'1 t~ H-• PT•• • c•ut"t~f'Wwll nv '""" o, ,.v,.. ((I# t Pub41'\t\•t\qCOn"tOAl"Y ~, tt "'°''"""'\ H hfthtl'M'O Moftd•T tM"-"Of' ''·dAt IN' (4t.111t ~ ..... 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"Everybody was running up Nassau Street to Ann Street." ~aid Fire Battalion Chief 'Frank D'Amico. who raced overl"rorn his nearby oHice. "Some people were an flames; some of their c I o t h e s ·w e r e l o r n a n d !-i hredded." Many of the injured appeared to ha-ve been hit by flying glass from shop windows in the area. They were taken by emergency vehicles to Beekman-Downtown Hospital. "ll sounded like. a bomb and people s tarted running and screaming all around." said one e,,,~w itnoss_ Osl'ar Birnbaum and Ozzie Shorn, who operate a Nassau Street men's clothing store, said four men and one woman were carried into th e s tore by civilians. "Their arms were cut, their legs were cut, their faces. were c·ut." said Birnbaum as he stood m the middJe of the store. its floor splattered with blood. Virginia Peterson s aid she heard one loud explosion and a sheet or hre !hot up like a rocket ''Lots of people were injured. I s aw them lying on the street here and there." she said ,\ra Arrire• Al"Wlr ......... A m c ri c a n a c t r c s :, A \' iJ G:.irdner arrives at the.• Monaco Palac·<.· to attend 1 he• Wt'dd1ng of Princess Caroline and Phllippt' .J unot. Miss Gardner is a friend of the bride's mother. Princess Grace. Front Page A I SLOPES ... development and with the runoff of si lt from the denuded hillsides. Don Simpson . the civil engineer hired by the company to certify the grading done for the project, conceded that at present some of the s lopes s lightly exceed the allowable steepness. , Simpson. onetime director of public works for the City of Newport Beach. said the grad ing will be redone at the lime the entire proJect as completed. No occupancy of any of the 32 homes can take place until the grading has been certified as be· mg correct, he explained Councilmen were willing to go along with Simpson 's ex planalion tsut they decided that the continuing d llnger of erosion needed to be worked on. citing the s ilt that was washed off the ridge and into the Upper Bay during lhe winter storms this year Al Ryckoff's ur11na, coun calmen edded a condition requir· Ins t hr compan)' to provldr for the "on.site rel ntlon of alltntton" before opprovlnJf the final moip f 'ro.t Pa~ 11 I FIRE • • • tacked the fire, salvaged about $20,000 worth of furnishings. Stone said. The nam~ we~ contained in an hour and 40 mmutes . No n eighboring homes were damaged, Stone s aid. fo'1refightmg was complicated by the fact that the nearest fire h ydrant was hidden behind landscapmg. Another hydrant, 400 feet away, was used until the nearer one was located. · A fire chief at the scene said if the visible hydrant had been any farther away. "It could hive been disastrous. If there isn't a regulation preventing people from hiding these things from riremen. there sure ought to be .. Police said several juvenifes are bein~ questioned in con· nect1on withthe rire. Posts for Post Of fif!e Early this morning, u securi· ty g uard for the nearby Turtle Rock V1sta Apartments report· ed witnessing youths tossing lighte d firecrackers from a s low-moving car. These posts will l>ecome light standards outside the new post office nearing com· plction in Newport Beach. The 34.700· s quare foot building t background l will house th£' C'ity 's main post office when it's ('Ornpletcd in August Pos tal f<.1t:11tt1es h01vc been housed in a nearby temporary structure on Camelback Street off Jam· borcc Road near the J;:astbluff section of the tll) The guard stopped the car an<f confiscated about 400 . packaged firecrackers. police said. Dr. Waddill Facing Suit In Collision HB lmpQses Ne·w Taxes By ROBERT BARKER OI the O•lly Piiot Sl•lf The Huntington Beach City Council raised more than $1 million in new taxes Thursday night to make up for some of the HBParade Readied For Fourth The Huntington Beach Fourth of July Parade will get under way Tuesday ror the 14th year after surviving a threat of can· cellation bccanse of Jarvis cutbacks The event will begin at 10 a.m. al Fifth and Main· streets . It will end about two hours later at the civic center at Main and Yorktown Avenue. J Sherman Denny. the former general mana~er or the Hunt· ington Beach Company. will be the grand marshal George Putnam will head the equestrian ~ntnes while Anita Belsito. wife o r City Ad ministrator Bud Belsito, wall be thc honorary grand marshal. Bands. noats. marching units und horses are scheduled to participate /\ revival or a fireworks show which chmaxed city patriotic l't•lchrataons m the past also 1::. scheduled Tuesday night. The fireworks show will be preceded by a display of trick motorcycle riding. The program will be held at the Huntington Reach High Schoal athletic stadium beginning at 7:30-p...m. Admission is-$2 for adults and SI for youngsters Four Injured In Newport Auto Crash Four people were injured Thursday in the head-on col· hs aon of two cars on Polarii:. Drive near West Wind Way in Newport Beach. Police said one of the drivers will face felony drunken driving charges. Hospitalized after the 7:30 p. m . accident were Adela Ortiz of Santa Ana and Randall Lerman. 333 Morning Star Lane. Newport. Beach. Both were list· ed in fair condition today at Hoag Memorial Hospital. Marilyn Campbell, 31, also of 333 Morning Star Lane, and Rene Tipain of Santa Ana, were injured in the crash, too, police s aid, but they weren 't hospitalized. Police said they have filed drunken driving allegations against Ms. Campbell Fre•PageAI PAY •.. sa laries for non .teaching employees and about $22 million on pay for its teachers. The $77 million budget ap. proved Wednesday Is destined for more changes by August when it must be made final. Trustees said Wednesday they want the budget pared down to $65 million by the time th4!Y take ~hat final action. Attack Denied BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - Vietnam denied reports that Us troops had launched an attack against Cambodia and .claimed ln•lead that It crushed a Cambo· dl3n lnvasio •. kilted several trnndrf'd soldlera. took many pnsone~ and captured lots of weapons property tax revenues lost ID the 1978·79 budget More than half of the new rev· enue will result from new or in creased taxes on oil production and equipment m the city. Another $500.000, or so, will be raised by a community ennch· ment fee on new res ide ntial, commerciaJ and industrial con· slructaon. The added revenue from this ::.ource will go to libraries and other cultural activities The council voted unanimous· ly to increase 011 fees by charg· iag a lO·cent oi l barrel tax. im· · posing an annual fee or $200 per oil well and charging an annual fee of $500 ror above ground oil tanks and water tanks . A total of $940,000 was raised jn 1977-78 from the oil barrel tax when a fee of eight cents was collected per barrel. Another $100,000 is expected to be raised in the coming year by increasing charges for various permits and inspections. Under the so-called communi· tv enrichment Ice. all new rei.· Coin Theft Duo Fined SAN F'JlANCJSC'O IAP> Two mt•n who hl·lped in 'l'sl1~ators crack the S3 mil hon parking meter com theft have won suspended sentence~ and three years of probation. pro· v1ded they each pay S5 ,000 rcstatut1on to the city Superior Court Judge Claude Perasso, pass ing s e ntence ~hursday aft.er no contest pleas by the pair, said they should pay back the money within the next five years Robert Simpson, 26. and Bruce Richardson, 30, cooperated with inves tigators who found that coins dropped in the city's park· ang m eters were regularly being pocketed by city workers. They were arrested in March along with 14 others in the tax col· lector·i:. office idential, commercial and in- dustrial units will be charged an excise tax of 15 cents per square foot or total floor s pace. Units s ubject to the tax in· elude new single family dwell· ings, apartment houses. mobile homes, hotel and motel rooms and industrial facilities. The de\•eloper of a 3,000 square-foot home. for example, will be charged S450 for library and cultural services. Steep increases in some of the oil charges drew the concern of several council members. A permit to activate an idle well was raised from $50 to $500 per well. A drilling or reworking permit climbed from $100 to $500. Councilman Bob Mandie said he r eluctantly went along with the new charges but askea tnat a stud y be made or the fees charged in other cities. "We've hit the oil companies -pretty hard." he said. "I do not like these kind of in· c reases. They are not in the s pirit of Jarvis" Mandie and others indicated they may lower the charges if they are out of hne /\ lso volmg to boost the fees which take effect immediately were Mayor Ron Shenkman. Richard Siebert, John Thomas. Ruth Bail ey and Don MacAllister Ron Pattinson wa!> absent The new charges were adopt cd JUSt two days before the Jarvis Initiative takes effect. It prohibits new taxes unless ap· proved by two-thirds of the voters. The council will consider vu.nous user fees next weel<. They are not subject to the two· thtrds vurereqtriremcnt; - Drivers Ticketed /\SHEVILLE. N.C CAP> Ashev11lc's Mayo r Roy Matrantham and Ci ty Manager Kenneth A. Michalove drove garbage trucks Thursday as s anitation workers continued their strike. but Chief of Police Melvin L Tucker ticketed both men for driving without proper J>l'rmils . A woman who claims that Dr. William Baxter Waddill's negligence led to the collision or their two cars has sued the Huntington Harbour physician an Orange County Superior Court. , Wilma Kaiser seeks damages to be determined in trial court for alleged injuries that led to her being admitte d to Wes tmin s ter Comm unity Hospital last April 24. She h o ld s Dr . Waddill responsible for an accident that occurred at Beach Boulevard and Trask Avenue in Westminster while he was on his way lo participate in bis Superior Court murder trial. A jury failed to reach a verdict in that trial. He will be tried again in November on charges that he strangled a newborn baby to death after sur· vived a saline abortion he tried to perform on the 18-year-old mother. Judge Bars Public From Death Case /\ deputy publtt de~ender 's motion that the press and public be barred from a pretrial hear- in~ into murder charges was granted Thursday in Orange County Superior Court. Judge James K. Turner grant· ed the motion filed by defense lawyer Ron Buller when Butler argued that publication o( Maurice Seton T~ompson's statements lo La Ha6ra poJ;ce- last Nov. 14 could prejudtce"'tlls chances of a fair trial. Judge Turner told the depart· 111g press that he was clearing his courtroom with reluctance but was obliged to protect the defendant's right to trial by an impartial and uninfluenced jury. Thompson 1s accused of the murder of Michael Whalen, 34. and the attempted murder of Whalen's fiancee. June Filice, 40. 40 STRETCHING A POINT~ With the innQvat1on of new kinds of carpet backings, correct stretching is all-important. It is easy to overstretch as well as understretch Our main concern is with understretching. Carpeting 1n many new homes and even m whole tracts have been installed without a power stretcher being unloaded from the truck. In some of these homes. after the carpet 1s "slopped" in with a knee klcker. a watering can 16 used to shrink up - the wrinkles. Unbeltevable. isn't it? At Alden's we take great pride in correct 1nstallat1ons. Stretching 1s achieved with stretchers that go wall-to-wall. attended by experienced mechanics, trained by us. Don't gamble the price of your carpet purchase on a poor installation THERE'S NO GAMBLE if you buy from Alden's! DEN'S ••••••••••••••••• ..... ~.installation · custom draperies linoleum • wood floor 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA. CAtlF 92627 • PHONE 6•6·•839 -646 235.S ' ' Saddleback VOL. 71, NO. 181, 4 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA J. - .-\•·•ernou11 ~-, .• Stoe!ks FRIDAY, JUNE 30. 1978 ·'.\TEN CENTS ~Israeli Delllonstrators Boo Mondale JERUSALEM (AP> -Vice -ltre&H*nl -watt&F--F~-..MoRdala •eard shouts or "go home Mon· dale" as demonstrators con· (ronled him today sbart.b after -ars arrival In (srael on a four- ctay peace-seeking mission The in<'ident occurred at the Wailing Wall, Judatsm's most sacred &brine. The demonstrators, estimated by police to number from 20 to ~ !'outh Arrested 50. were in a group or several h.un.dr.ed..speclators...on band Jor the MondaJe party's arrival. Earlier, in T«:L Aviv, Mondale hatted a "speciaJ bond" between the United States and Israel. His trip 1s aimed at demonstrating American commitment to the J ewish state and to urge con· cessions to r estart peace negotiations with Egypt. In a 25-mioule airport l GTenade Blilst 7 ! ! Hits Garage • By J ERflY CLAUSEN l · OI tile 0.lly Pli.t 51.tf The explosion or a homemade renade that drove shrapne l .deep into a garage door 30 feet ·fl.way Thursday brought stern ~a rn ings today from Orange •County Sheriff's officials that ~ealh could be on the El Toro Prime Loan Rate Vpped NEW YORK CAP> Some of the nation's lead- ing banks today increased from 8:\~ to nine pei:cent their prime lending rates the interest they charge on loans to most credit· worth y co r porate customers. The increases, whic h will raise the cost of bor- rowing to businesses and eventually to consumers, follow the F ede r al Reserve Board's tighten- ing or credit. a move the central bank hopes wall dampen the economy a nd s low inflation Citibank, the second- 1 a r g est bank in the country, Chemical Bank, the 6th larl(est. and First Pennsylvania Bank. the 20-rankcd institution were the first to announce the increas . r ~ ThomtUJ Ruled 1Cuilty of One I Wandal Rap l By RAYMOND ESTRADA J R. f OI Ille O.ily Pl ... s ... tt A West Or a n ge Co unty Uud1cial District jury Thursday Jound Huntington Beach City Councilman John Thomas guilty of one count or misdemeanor vandalis m after SIX days or t estimony. The eight-woman, four-man jury also found Thomas innocent 1or theft and trespass charges. T he verdict was announced at ,7 .40 p.m . in the courtroom or Municipal Judge John H. Wyatt J r "I wasn't guilty or anything.'' Thomas said after the verdict. .H e attended a City Council meeting after leaving court Co as• Weath e r Mostly sunny through Saturday after some low <'lo ud1ness during early mornrng h ours . Low s tonight 58 lo 64. Highs wall range Cro m 72 to 75 at beaches toi.>to87 inland I NSIDE T ODJ\ l' Orange Coast beaches have been uthng attendance re cord s nearly ev•ry wukend &mce early May. Stor]I and art on Page Cl. docket for the long July 4 weekend. Sheriff's deputies a rrested Bradley Barwick, 18, at 4:30 p.m . Thursday as he drove along Sb adowfax Lane in El Toro's Lake Forest area where he al· legedly exploded a grenade dur· ing the morning. Barwick. reported living at a Tustin motel after moving from his family's Lake Forest home last week, was booked into Orange County Jail on charges of possessing and detonating an explosive device a nd possessing materials to make explosive de· vices. Deputies and .bomb squad of- ficers reported finding carbon dioxide cartridges, shotg un shell primers and powder in the car he drove. S heriff's investigators and bomb squad officers raided "a small bomb factory" in El Toro last week where they arrested two brothers and a juvenile on bomb manufacturing charges. The brothers, Phillip a nd Donald Vind. have been released from custody on their own re· cognizance pending further legal action , deputies said this mom· ing. Taken in the raid on the El Toro home were bomb-making materials, investigators said. Th e bomb ex ploded on Shadowfax Lane Thursday was of the same type re portedly manufactured in the EJ Toro "bomb factory." investigators said today. ~erers a lime t>etween the two cases," said an investigator. The youths knew each other , he said, and apparently exchanged grenade-making information. "Arrest of the three (the Vind brothers and the juvenile on June 22> has now disclosed that much of the know-how has been passed on to other s outh county youths." said Sheriff Lt. Bob Benson, in charge of general in· vestigation. "We h ave every reason to believe some of these explosive devices will be set off over the Fo urth of July holiday. "If anyone sees youths with this kind of obJect or hears an explosion louder than a cap gun. we urge them to report it to the Sheriffs departmenl. "These things are lethal " The g ren ade a llegedly ex ploded by Barwick drove an inch -long piece of metal into a garage door al 24671 Shadowfax Lane. investigators said. The devices confiscated in the "bomb f actor y" raid were described as "very unstable" and easily exploded. Detonation 1s by impact. but handling the gr e nades could r esult in e"· plosion. investigators said Investigators reported earlier they believe as many as SO of the grenades may have been sold or distributed throughout the Sad- dle back Valley prior to the Vands' arrest. Barwick's arrest followed a report by a witness who claimed seeing the youth investigate the impact site and then speed from <See GRENADE. Page A2> F at,her' s Love 'Beats Odds' How does a brilliant scientist react when he learns his firs t- born ch.ltd Is retarded? UC I Professor Howl'rd Lenhoff met the challenge by en· rouraglng his daughter through music and tod ay the youn" woman sings, plays the nccor· d ian aod speaks several langua9es. For the story of a futher's Jove ror his chlld. and ft struggle against all oddl!, sf"e Featuring, page CJ t , ... , , cer e mony, Prime Minister Menachem Bej:in greeted Mon- dale as "a Me'nd or our country" from a nation "with whom our people and our land are so deep- ly linked" Begin looked pale and thin next to the t anned Mondale. Begins' aides deny reports that he as m poor health. Begin has a history of heart trouble. Security here was Ught{ollow- i n g a bomb explos ion 1n o J erusalem marke t Thursday tlln .. killed t wo person:t a-nd- wounded 41. Mayor Teddy Klllek said he believed the-bombing. which the Palestine Liberation Organ1zation s a id st was responsible for. was linked to the vice president's visit <A headline an Thursday's Dall y Pal o l incorrectly ~haractemed the bombing at· . tack an Jerusalem an which two persons were killed and 47 w-o u n d e d . C o r r t c t I y • l h e. headline s hould have noted ,th~ Pa l esti n e L1b erat 1o n O r gan1 zat1on 1n Lebano n claimed responsibility for the attack 1 Al the wall. lhe dtm· onsl rators. calling the msl'lves "ls'rael1s Cor Is r ael True Peace, .. shouted al Mondale as ht• and ha:. ware Joun ;,nd daughter E leanor ma de theu way to the wall The three. accompanied by Jerusalem Mayor T eddy Kollek, entered the men's section or the segregated praying area. More than tOO black-clad Orthodox .J<.'ws were praying inside as the Sa bbcslh n ear e d . a nd many shouted angnly at the intrusion. ·Reserves -Eyed. SB Trustees Plan Spending APWI ........ IN 'HOGAN' ROLE Actor Bob Crane Cops Probe Slaying of ...... Bob Crane SCOTTSDALE. Ariz. <AP> Loud voices w e re beard sometime Th\lrsd ay momjng ,coming from act.or Bob Crane's apartment, where the star or the t~le'J4 s1on ser ies "Hogan's He r oes" was late r · fou·nd bludgeoned to death. A piece of electrical cord was wrapped <.1round.h1s neck. Police said although one neighbor reported hearing the voices. no one was seen leaving the apartment. Investigators continued today lo que~tion neighbQrs, Crane's f <W:"a I ttequamwnees-end-people who worked with him in the play. "Beginne r's Luck." which he had been appearing in al the Windmill Dinner Theater here s ince June 6 The body of the 4~-year-old Crane, clad in shorts a nd un- ders hirt. was found c urled beneath a sheet in tl\e master bedroom or his ground-floor apartment . wh.ich he bad been using wh1l e appearing in tb play. He had been dead sever hours. authorities said. "Nothing seems to be missing, there was no forced entry." Lt. Ron Dean, who ss heading the Poli ce anvestagation. told a news conference late Thursday. "So far no motive has been de· term med," Dean said. Police were checking to de- termine whether more keys to the apartment were available or whethe r Crane slept with the door unlocked. By WILLIAM HODGE Ol 1 ... o,.i1y PllOt Stall Saddleback Vall9y school of· ficia ls are looking for ways to spend portions or a $3 4 m1lhon reserve to at least partially avoid a new state law requinng districts with large r eserves to forfeit some of the money The so-called Proposition 13 "bail out" bill passed last week in Sacramento to provide state aid to school districts. counties and municipalities requires gov- ernment agencies to s pend portions of their reserves to sub· sidize their 1978-79 budgets Th r ough a com plicat ed * * • . formula, state officials will s ub· tract a portion of the stall-aid ava il able lo the-government agencies and require the local boards to make up the d1f· ference Saddleback Valley Un1f1ed School District trustees -faced with the possabihty or losmg $600.000 in reserves -directed officials Wednesday to spend as much as possihle before a June 30 cutoff date for 1977-7R budget expenditures ~usiness Mana~g,e •. r Gil Moreno eslarnated the 7fl~ t WOUld Im· mediately reda d 1stnc1 ·s potential loss t<ia 00.000 .... * * * SB School Layoffs Still Uncertain Saddleback Valley Unified School Distra ct trus tees ap· proved a $31 7 million tentattve budget Wednesday but officials still insist they cannot predict how many employees will be laid off. The budget figures Jumped $2.9 million when school officials this week received informal.Jon Crash.Kills Coast Woman In-eregon A Leisure World resident was killed in Klamath Falls , Oregon at 1 :36 p.m. Thursday when the car in which she was riding went off the highway a nd struck a tree. Faye Houlihan. 82. or 3046·A Via Serena , was dead on a rrival at Klamath Falls Hospital. Oregon State Pohce said. The driver AJden Houlihan. 77. or the same address. was a lso taken to the hospital and s uffe red a broken knee cap and possible In- ternal injuries Two other passengers sn the car, Eunice Davies of Midway City. and Myrtle Robertson . ad· dress unknown. were inJured and are at the hospital listed m critical condition. State police said thl' car was t r avelin g northbound o n highway 97 when the driver either fell asleep or blt1cked out that they would be receiving more state aid than originally predicted. But the news of more budget money doesn't necessarily bnng good n e ws to hundreds of classified employees antenlly wasting to hear lht<ir fate 1n the district's S4. l m1 lhon budJ?et drop. "It ·s very difficult to tell how m a n y will bt< acrected <by layoffs>." Classified Personnel Director J ohn Cooper said Thursday. "The budget JUSt has dollar a mounts in it. "The board <of education 1 has not s pecifically addressed itself to programs yet." Cooper eon- tan u ~-'-No -pft-N.1~u le r d tL- termination has been made over where the dollars are going lo be cut. .. Thus far. Cooper said, only sax c l ass ified e mployees secretaries for schools offering summer courses -have been affected by the r eduction 1n funds. That's because trustees cancelled summer school. He said that probably 500 lo 600 employees would be affected hy a reduction or work hours or reassignment. He predicted cuts ranging from two to IS percent an full time employees· "'ork )'Cars. For example. a 12-month employee could become a JO. mon\h employee. Trustees s pent little lime discussing the budget Wednes- day. nollng at was a tentative budget the district was required to fil<.' by .July l. A Canal budget <See LAYOFFS, Page AZ> 0-lf ,. ... ~.., •tc-........ COUNTY FIREMEN WORK TMAOUOH 8MOLDERINO RUIN OF IAVINE HOME N .. rby Home Wee Set Anre Veer Ago Same Way -By F1rework1 ~,, ' He told tr ustees the bus iness. office st a ff was r esearching st:ver a l hundred purchase or- ders that could lead to more ex- pt•ndatures that would 'reduce district reser ves Mor<.'no said Sl65.000 tor ... c hool materials and supplies. Laguna l'hlls Ha~h School equip- ment and library books would qualify under stipulations con· tasned sn the ba a! out bill. SB 154. That law say.., d1stnctg may ..,pend funds for goods o r ... crvaces contacted prior to June ti . the dalt Proposition 13 was approved by Cahfomaa voters CSee R ESE RV ES. Page A~! Pregnancy Sparks Navy Suit A Corona del Mar woman who says she was forced to resif!n ht>r comrmssaon as a h eutena'> ;::-- commander 1n 1963 a fte r ', - years in the Navy because sne was pregnant. has filed swt to be reinstated and promoted . Floy M. Christophe r of 123: Outrigger Drive declined to comment today on the suit filed Wednesd3'y in Los An ge!es Federal Court. "My attorney has ins tructed me no t to say anything lo the mt•d1a ." s he explaine d fler lawye r, John Eflckes or Tustin, eould not be-ret1ehed ~omf...---­ ment either. The s uit as k ~ 5400.000 in dam ages and pay and retire· mC'n l status Mrs. Christopher would have rcccavod ha d she been a llowed lo stay in the Navy. It also askl'l that she be re - mslaled <.1t the rank of com- mander According lo the s uit, Mrl>. Christopher entered the Navy nurse corps sn 1948 and was pro- moted to the rank. or lieutenant commander m 1958. M a r r 1 e d 1 n I !? 5 i . <; h {· discovered s he was pregnant in December 1962. The suit claims she was instructed by Capt. , Shakebe Ede of the Medical Corp~ that s he had no olher re- course but to resign or be m· 4 voluntarily terminated. The suit charges that Mr~ Christopher was discriminated (Se,. PREGNANT. Page A!) Four Escape . Turtle Rock Arson Fire • --'By PlDUP ROSMARIN OI -o.ily """" Stiff A Turtle Rock luxury home m In 1 ne was destroyed by lire Thur s day nq~ht und er circums t a nces that exactl> parallel a fireworks arson ol a home a year ago on the same street. onJy a block away. A family of four escaped un· harmed by the blaze at 19031 Norwood Terrace. Fla mes crackled 75 fee t over the hilltop residence and were v1s1ble for m iles. Police und fire rcportl> in· die.ate the fire was started by fireworks dropped through a garage mnal s lot i nto a cardboard collection box On June 30, 1977. fl rc>works were dropped through the gnraf(<.' mall !'!lot of a house at 19141 Norwood T~rra{'e. The frnr3ge, two car~ ond part of the roof were dc~troyed Thert WM~ S42.000 da matle County Fire Battalion Chief (Sff tlRE, P11t A2> , il DAILY PILOT SB l.aguna Chief in Fight? · A fistfight al a re.C\laurant and bar adjacent to Laguna Beach City Hall Thursday night ap- parently involved Police Chief Jon Sparks, according to Mayor Jack McDowell. who said the ma tter will be handled "within City Hall." "The matter has been re· ferred to proper handling within City Hall." the mayor s aid this morning_ _ ··a is under admirtistrative consideration." When asked if the incident would be the s ubject of an ex· ecutive session of the City Coun- cil called today for Saturday morning. McDowe ll said . "Yes ." But he would not elaborate. McDowell was asked if the police chief was involved in an altercation at the l vy House at about 9:30 p.m . Thursday. He eonfirmed that Sparks was in· v_olved in some fashion, adding • that "to the be s t of my knowledge, he was not arrested 111 the incident." Sparks was not in his office this morning and could not be reached for comment. A s poke s man for th e restaurant at 384 Forest A venue confirmed there had bee n a fi stfight Thursday night at the bar .. There were no arrests." she said. but did not confirm whether Sparks wai. involved in the altercation ,.,...rage A l RESERVES Moreno said another $20,000 might be spent for Mission VieJo High School band instruments 1f a lease-purchase agreement in- volving th~ ins truments allows the district lo purchase them <inytime during the five.year period of the contract. Superintendent Richard Welte told trustees they could be tak· ing chances by spending the re- ~~rvc funds ·'It could be mtcrpreted that \\C have done this to circumvent the legisJation." Welte admitted "But these arc monies that were raised in this community and they should stay here ... • "1Welte said the spending plan ~ffered to trustees was as far as he would go 1n protecting SVUSD reserves "It would be improper for me .to make recommendations to the board for any more than I've already made toni~ht." the top official ~aid "You may take what action you want, but not with my recommendation." Trustees fumed ovf'r the potential loss of reserves and were urged on some residents to _s_p eJUL as m. u c .h a s ~SI· ble and uvoid tho stale stipulation. Trustee William Kohler sug- gested the district "send a truck into Los Angeles and buy all the paper we can for our schools " He cited a radio broadcast which said the cost or paper was rising and said the move would be fi scally responsible "They're lthe ~tale) tell\ng us what we can do with our finances and 1 don't like it," Kohler said Trus tees Loa Young and Carole Neustadt all'io expressed displeasure over returning a portion of the district's reserves to the st'ate. • ! But S\lverado Continual! · Hi~h School Principal Balle Daugherty told trustees they should think about the conse- quences of spc.>ndin~ the reserve dollars. "What if I s pent $3,000 of my funds in April lo ovoid having to put 1t back into the general fund at the end of the year ?" he asked trustees. "In effect, we're trading $400,000 for $13 million In s tate aid." 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( ~lot Logbook J Driving T~acher Now 'In Uniform' By WILUAM HODGE OftMOallyPI ... ~ SILVERADO HIGH SCHOOL driver education in· structor John Andrew or Mission Viejo received a new ad- dition to hi s work wardrobe al a recent faculty breakrast al the continuation school. · J\ndrew. who spends sever&l )lours a will in the passenger seal of drivers' educaOon cars whUe swe·aty. palmed novices maneuver the vehicles through critical traffic situations. was given a true-to-Ufe kamikaze head band llke those worn by the famous Japanese suicide pilots in World Warn. Trustee Loa Young saw the head band in a souvenir shop near Hawaii's Pearl Harbor and thought of Andrew. Andrew plans to wear his new hadge of courage on all his training sou- JOurns. *** 1 "0001· DE PORTOLA SCHOOL'S tsthtr Wann has won second place in the California district's Ex· change Club Search for Talent contest. Her victory means she finished second among boys and girls competing from California, Nevada and Hawaii. Esther's piano playing has become well known throughout the valley. She's played several pieces at school events and community group meelines. Saddleback Valley Unified School District Trustee William Kohler predicts Esther wiU capture first place next year. *** AND SPEAKJNG or Bill Kohler. the local school trustee and insurance agent has been elected district director for the Exchange Club's California District (or the third time. Kohler is a past pres ident or the Ex<!ban e Club's Sad· dleback Valley chapter. He was eleeted at the group's convention held reeenlly in Anaheim at Disneyland Hotel. * * * School trustees and city councils continued this week to grapple with the onslaught of budgetary changes forced on them by Proposition 13. But this week the battle took a dlf· fcrent tum. Officials found what they termed t heir "fiscal conservatism" threatened KOHLER by a state bill that requires districts or cities to forfeit a portion or reserves built up through tax dollars not spent. The endeavor to nrotect some or the massive reserves prompted creative suggestions on the part of many gov· ernment types, who.suggested spending the money quickly to avoid paying the state. "We ought to get a truck and drive to L.A. and pick up a bunch -C>r tubas." SVUSD Trustees Loa Young suggested. "That would be easy to do." But Trustee William Kohler was thinking more or a statement to Sacramento tha~avolding the penalty on the district's $3.4 million reserve. "We ought to buy S3 million worth of toilet paper and send it up to Sacramento," he suggested to colleagues Monday. ••• AND WIDLE THE J ARVIS initiative has created what som e see as a taxpayer revolt, residents seem to be question- ing more than taxes m the tense, advocacy-ridden post· Proposition 13 world. NY Hero S~oght Forgery • ID N£W YORK <APJ A 30· year-old Bronx man hailed as a hero for cowing a knife-wielding robber on a subway train is wanted by the police for forgery. Mayor Edward Koch's office an· nounced today. The "hero" is wanted under his true name or Raymond Taliaserro by police of the 46th Precinct in The Bronx. Maureen-Connelly. the ma)'or's press se«etary said. On Tuesday, the mayor pl'e· sented a certificate of heroism and a free five-year subway and bus pass to muscular ·•James Harris," who had forced the rob· ber to drop his knife and return money to passengers on the IND subway train "Sometimes things are not the way they seem. but that's Ufe." t he mayor said today after learning or the development. "Live and ream." M iss Con nelly said the heroism award is believed to h ave b een pre s ented to TaJiaserro's twin b rother. Richard, who apparently stood in for him. She said that a detective as- signed to the forgery case re<:· ognized the picture or Taliaserro, or his brother. which appeared after the City Hall ceremony. The "hero" had re· fused to allow photographers lo take pictures of his face earlier. citing possible retaliation. Miss Connelly said the only in· formation she had on the forgery case was that it invotved fund· raising activities for the Little Pros Basketball Association·. No arrest has been made in the case. FrowePa~AI PREGNANT against because of her sex, was deprived or rank and stt.ttus as well as pay, and that her private life was improperly Interfered with by the Navy. According to Lt. <j.g.) Donna Hirabayashi, of the Navy's Los Angeles mtormauon otllce, reg- ulations changed in the early 1970s to allow Navy women to be pregnant and raise families. The Navy just developed maternity uniforms for its preg· nant members, Lt. Hirabayashl noted. f'roa Page A I GRENADE What's Cooking? It's hobo stC\\. cooked up til thl• Montano!:>O Recreation Center m Miss10n VicJo \\ hcrl' youn~ster~ broil 1t and sample it. In the top photo. Shari Griffin of the recreation staff ltfts one helpinj:! off the coa ls. while below Shannon Green. to, 1 ll'ft l und Todd Thibedeau, 12. give it the taste test. F rom Page A l LAYOFFS • • An elderly woman s trutted up to the bartender m a local golf course's cocktail lounge last week and demanded to know if there had been a price change. "Yes, we had a price change a couple of weeks ago." the area. the startled bartender confessed. Investigators said he was ar· must be approved by Aug 111 Ins tead. trustees listened as several groups made picas to protect programs including elementary music ms truction and Toro High School 's Mannt.• C-orps eser velJfficcrs Training Corps <ROTC> program. Man Attacks Tuv Yo uths, Kilb; Himself "But I was in here Tuesday and paid less for these rested when he returned to the drinks.·· the woman insisted. crime scene in the same car. After a -5hort discussion, the two determined,~t:::h:.:e_-JJ-.-=c;:A-=-search of the youth's motel woman had been undercliarged the precee<JangTues ay. room In~ also-turned up 1'0RRJ\N\E <A Pf : l'olicc wC're un3hlt' to find il motivl' wh1•n iJ 25 ycar-oTd-man armed w 1lh a mt•at c·leavcr hacked a 14 year-old boy to dt!'1th; slashed <1 J9.year·Old \ throat and then h;mi.:Nl h1m ... L·lf But, undaunted and feeling flushed with new-found jewelry, a stereo set and a rine rights. the elderly woman asked why ptices had not gone reported as stolen, investigators down since the state Supreme Co\1rt had overturned fair claimed. Board members also passed res olutions freezing 1977 7R salary schedules for tt-aC'hl·r~ and classified employees trade laws on liquor, causing store prices to plunge. ·'Those are retail prices ... the now-unflappable bartender replied. "We buy our liquor wholesale." Reeruit Found Deserter Hides in Me8s IJall SAN DIEGO (AP> -A young recruit. listed as a deserter ror eight weeks, has been found hid- ing in an abandoned mess hall, weak and dehydrated from lack of food. A setgeant overseeing a clean- lf)g detail Thursday round Pvt. Manuel Pena, 20. listed as being absent without authorlted leave since May 7 from the Marine Corps Recruit Depot here. Pena. who ll11t11 his home as Dallas, apparently had been hid· Ing ln the vacant. trHh·llttered building, a base spokesman said. Pena had a green Immigration card in his possession when round. the spokesman said, ad- ding, "This might indicate he was a Mexican national. but we <ion 't know." If the recruit Is a Mexican, It would raise quesUoos about how he enlisted in the Marines. Pena had not been questioned officiaJ- ly becall8e of hlA weakened state ahd was undergollig treatment at thti Naval Rel(ional Hospital. f'ro• P•,,e A I FIRE IN IRVINE ... James Stone said the culprits never were caught. Thursday's fire destroyed most or the house, as well as a $42 000 Porsche Turbo Carrera and a $14,000 Mercedes parked In the garage. Total damage" .wer1! eal!mat· ed at Sl6l ,OOO. Stone aald. Owner Douglas Ho, 38, • dentist, told pol\ce he wu watch ing a television pro1ram a l about 10:30 p.rn. when he heard crackling. He looked out tht tamily room window ind uw • 'Jow ret1ected otr h i• ntlthbor •house. He ran to the 1ara1e, HW the fl.1m11. ran back {naldt 11\d alerted hJ1 family. Ho. h.l1 wUt, Clartnt, 311 and hlw two children, Mia, 14, and Jeff, 11, escaped lhrouch the back door. The flro 1prtad quickly throuah ~ attached 1tr111 lnlo tht rHl of th ho\&le. Firemen. by throwlna protective cover· ings over fumlture 11 the)' at- tacked the fire, salv11ed about $20,000 wrh or rurnlshlnp, Stone said. The names were contained In an hour and 40 rnlnutea. No neighboring h otnes were damaged, Stone said. F'lrefighting was complicated by the lact that lht nearest fl.rt hydrant waa hidden behind lond1c1plng. Another hydrant, 400 letl away, wH used unUl the nearer one wu loeatea. A tire chltr at the 1otne aald tr the vlslblo hydrant had bffn any farther away, "I\ could have been dllutroua. U thtre l1n't a regulatloft preventln1 people from hJdlna th .. • thtn1• ttOm tlrtm n, thete sure ouaht to be." Pollet 11ld antral juvtntl11 art btln« quullontd ln ~on· neollon wttb tM ntt. ltarl>-tbia momJq, 1 1t0w1· ty 1u1rd for the n11rbY Twt.lt Rock Vilt• Apartmtntl NpOtt• ed wllnt •ln1 ~outhl lOHlOI Hghted firecracker& from a 1low·movlnt ur. The IUAtCI 11topped the ut aftd conf tauted abOUt 400 paeltapd nrecr~~ra, pe>llce aaJd. * Drivers Ticke te d ASHEVILLE. N.C. <AP> Ashevill e's Mayor Roy Mltrantham and City Manager Kenneth A. Michalove drove garbage trucks Thursday as sanitation workers continued their strike, but Chief of Police Melvin L. Tucker ticketed both men for driving without proper permits. The move was designed to pro tect the district from lost ~tat!' revenues throu~h a stipulation tha t prevents local agenc1e<; from granting cost or hvin~ In creases greater than those ar forded slate employees Governor Edmund G. "Jern Brown has said he will not 'up port cost or li\•in~ incrcast·s for state e111ployees. There was no known reason \~ hv Ngh1 c;rn Vuong killed C1 t'l,!ory J\ht·arns. wounded 'I 1rhacl H. Du rwetrd and then tool-. his own hfc• Thursdav. Tor ran<'t• d<'lN'll'-t' llcnry Pupkoff .... 11d '\lthuul:?h tht> three lived in 'l'PJI 11tt• ;1purtments in lhc ,,1mt• b111 ldm~ neither of the '1rt1 m!> w11s believed acquainted with Vuong. Pupkoff said. . STRETCHING A POINT- With the Innovation of new kinds of carpet backings. correct stretching 1s all·lmp()(tant. It 11 easy to overstretch as well as unaerstretch Our main concern is with understretching. Carpeting In many new homes and even in whole tracts have been mstalled without a power stretcher being unloaded from the truck. In some of these homes. after the carpet Is "slopped" in with a knee kicker. a watering can is used to shrink up the wrinkles. Vnbellevable. isn't it? At Alden·a we take great pride in correct installations Stretching is adhleved with IU,..tchers that go wall·to-wall. attended by experienced mech1nte1, trained by us Ooo't gamble the pnce of your carpet purchase on a poor 1nstallat1on THERE'S NO GAMBLE tf you buy from Alden's! ' . .. Q~,.N~§ . .insta 11t1on ·custom draperies linoleum • wood floo r 1663 '1.ACENTIA AVENUE COSTA MESA CALIF 91611 • PHONE 646·A838 -6.t6 135$ • • Friday June 30 1978 s OAJL V P•LOT :\3 Carpenter Flays ~· hway Boss, Brown SACRAMENTO CAP> Gov Edmund Brown Jr. and his chief highway administrator h1tvu been portrayed as some kind or plotters against highway con- struction in a legislative budget committee. Al a late rught hearing Thurs· day, Sen. Dennis Carpenter, R·lrvine, made numerous un· friendly remarks about Adriana Gianturco. the Democratic gov· ernor's choice to head the slate Department of Transportation. He accused her of refusing to build highways that have been __ ..i.l>Pr°"ved nf>l,.Q..DCC but l~j~ by__ higher authority. He s aid he was OC .Rain Season 'Unusual' By JACKIE HYMAN OI tM O.lly 1"11 .. St.tt Today is the las t day of the 1977-78 rain sea.wn. and, while it didn't set an all-time recor~. some unus ual weather events were reeorded duriqg the past year. For overall rainfall. this year came in third according lo Santa Ana records. said John Gietzen, s upervising hydro log is t for Orange County. In Santa Ana, the total r ainfall since last July 1 was 28.52. com- pared to an average of 12.47. The record was set in 1884, when 32.65 inches were recorded In 1941 , 32.14 inches were reco rded. Rainfall is tallied from July 1 through June 30. especially upset about undone projects in Southern California where. be said. "We live with these damned c~rs. There's nothing else." At one point Carpenter. who is retiring at the end of this year, said that Brown. "hiding behind a woman's skirts, ;s holding up new roads." Carpenter is a member of the · s ix -member conference com- mittee whose duty is to negotiate differences between the Senate and Assembly versions of the state budget for fiscal 1978-79. Thi.s...process. which .Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy, D-San Franc isc o . s aid might be finished Monday, consists most- ly or going along with recom- m endalions or the legislative a nalyst, William Hamm. Sometimes the three senators and three assemblymen indulge an pet interests such as re- questing the California Highway Patrol to inves tigate the feas ibility or using diesel- powere<l patrol cars. But 1t was more serious when they came to Ms. Gianturco's.1 d epartment. They cut more than $~million from the departm~t's budget - but on Ole other 'hand aaopted language telUng the department to get the lead out in the matter of f66 milhon worth of undone projects in Southern California for which the money bas already been set aslde. Among the highway depart- ·ment cuts were $8.7 million for a proposed increase by 400 in the number of employees. The committee a lso reduced equipment and operating ex- penses by more than $12 million. cut planning funds by 5 percent. and mass transportation by 20 percent. Still ahead in merging the As· sembJy•s $15.16 bffiion version At Santiago P e ak of Sad- dleback Mountain. the county"s highest point. this year's total of 71.3 inches was the most m tht: 28 years records have been kept for that point. The average ram· fall there is 27.5 inches, with the previous record 57.2 inches in 1969. Egg~~ti11g Tl' Show i\ mother hen st<1ge!> ht•r nv. n ll'lt:!v 1s1on show by hatching a brood of <:hicks in tht l"<lbinet of an old td<:v1sion set which was di s carded behind a hors e s tal>lt· ,,, llampton. Ve:i . Orange Coast residents may remember 1977-78 for the south J dg B county floods and Huntington ll e arS Beach tornad•. but in the oom1on of a hydrographcr. the most un-Public From usual event occurred an Costa Mesa. Thal was on Jan. 4 when .85 inches fell an 10 minutes. "I was Death Case right in that rainstorm," s aid G ietzen ",J w as on the San A deputy pubhc defe nde r·s Otego f'recway a nd 1t came motion that the press and public down so hard that the freeway be barred from a pretrial hear- had about an inch and a half or m g rnto murder charges was raan on 1t. ·· granted Thursday in Orange Such a heavy raanfall m Costa County Superior Court. Mesa 1s likely lO occur onJy once Judge James K Turner grant· every 170 years, he said ed the motion filed by defense Some othe r intermitte ntly lawyer Ron Buller when BuUer heavy downpours also s pice uo a rgued that publlcat1on of thisyear'ssoggystatistics. Maurice Seton Thompson 's · In th~ hills near San-Juan statements to La Habra police Capistrano, 1.3 inches' of rain last Nov. 14 could prejudice his came down in t\alf an hour on chances of a fa ir trial. March 4. an event likely to occ ur Judge Turner told the depart- --~--.Tn+'<TTl,,.,.,""""crw>T...,_+..tfi,y~e~a~1~~~. af+foe~it~zc~1~1~~i1~n~g'-flp~r~es~sH:Jlh""8a~he-wtts-elettring .said. 'his courtroom with r eluctance The 60-day period e.nding but was obliged to protect the March 5 saw 19.34 inches land on defendant's right to trial by a n Santa Ana. a total that would pro-impartial and uninfluenced jury. bably be equalled only once e very Thompson is accused or the 90 years.hesaid murder of Mi~acl Whalen, 34, Geitzen noted that some unof-and the atteffii>tcd murde r or fi cial measu~e m ents s howed Whalen'sfiancee. June F1hcc. 40. even higher rarnfalb. especially 40. when it comes to the year 's totals. Also. depending on the aver age yearly rainfall of various parts of Orange County. this year·s tally is hkely to occur on- ly once every 70 to ISO years The totals tabulated atsmg the coas t . Giet z en sai d . a r e Westminste r. 28.20 in ch es Capistrano Beach, 26.46 inches. Cos ta Mesa. 27 33 inc he s. Corona del Mar. 27 17 inches. Seal Beach. 22.09 inches and El Toro, 30.77 inches. Surgery Fmh; Doctor Pays MONTREAL CAP) The City Hall OnBWck? PALO ALTO IAPl Times are hard in Pa lo Alto-so hard, Ure ,City Council may sell city ha ll to m eet an anticipated fiscal crunch following the passage of Proposition 13 Councilman Fred Eierly s aid the prope rty t ax limiting me a sure could s laslt $3,5 million of the , dly's $4:7 million tax rC'v cnues .. Sale of the buildrni,:. built for $6 million, wo uld y ield e nough profit to cushion the city, EierJ y s aid. The &o vernmcnt would rent space an the building. under the plan Huntington Parade Readied for Fourth T he Huntington Beach FA>urth of Julv Pa rade will get under way Tuesday for the 74th year after surviving a threat or can- ce ll at 1on b e cause of Jarvis c utbacks The event wiU began at 10 a.m . at F ifth and Main s treets . It will end about two hours late r at the c 1v1 c center at Main and Yorktown Avenue. J . Sherman Denny, the former ~eneral manager of the Hunt- ington Beach Company, will be Ole grand ma s a . Dr. Waddill Facing Suit In Collision A woman who claims that Dr. William Bax t e r Waddill's negligence led to the collision of their two cars has sued the Huntington Harbour physician in Orange County Superior Court Wilma kaiser seeks damages to be determined an trial court for alleged injuries that led to h t>r b e in g a dmitted to Wes tmin s t e r Co mmunity Hospital las t April 24. S h e h o ld s Dr. Wadctill responsible for an accident that occurred at Beach Boulevard a nd Tra s k Avenue in Weslmrnster while he was on his way to parti cipate in his Superior Court murder trial. A jury failed to reach a vNdict in that trial. He will be t rt<'d a gam m November on c harges that he s trangled a newborn ba by to death after sur- vived a saline abortion he tried to pN form on the 18-year-old mother George Putnam will head the equestrian entries while Aruta Bels ito. wife of City Ad· ministrator Bud Belsito. will be the honorary grand marshal. Bands. floats. marching units and horses are scheduled to participate. A revival or a fireworks show which climaxed city patriotic celebrations in the past a lso is scheduled Tuesday night. The fireworks show ~ill be prece y a dfsplay of tritk motorcycle riding. The program will be held al the Huntington Beach H igh School athletic stadium beginning at 7:30 p.m. Admission is S2 for adults and St for youngsters. and the Seoate·s SIS 24 b1lhon vers ion were the touchiest 1si.ues -abortion funding. s t a t<· employee pay . and prison con s trucllon Carpenter a lso C'a me dowl'I hard on the State Energy Com· mission. which he cha racterized as a crowd of largely 1ncom petents ruMing around looking for things to do in orde r to spend massive amounts of money they rake in from both the rate payers of electrical power and the taxp:J}'ers. ·'The thing ha s r un a mok because we JUSt shoved a truck toad or money out there." said Berry Nibbling Costly W ASKINGTON <AP 1 The pricl' of strawbe rrie s has escalated to at least $150 each for -0ne Wasriington wom an in a cas e that may give sh1>ppers second thoughts <ibout sampling the merch a ndi se in s upermarkets. A jury convicted J acq':'e!tne Datcher, 33, of petty· s hophflmg . She had been charged with eat · ing two strawberries .. •· 1 was shocked. l thought it was crazy,"' she said oflhe mght in February when she was ar· r ested in a suburban Maryland market Sentencing has been set for Aug. 7. The maximum penalty for petty shoplifting 1s a $500 fine and 18 months an prison. And. Miss Datcher s aid. she has alreadv invested $300 an her legal defen"se. The s trawbe rrws wt.'rc 59 cents a pint at the time . m akan~ the two in quest.Jon worth only a few cents. "' Miss Datcher denies that she ate any strawberries at all But a jury or six m en and six women apparently listened to s tore detective R. M. Smith. who tes tified th at he s a w Miss Datcher lift he r h and to her mouth. "He saw two strawberries go in." said Assis tant State·s At· torney Gary Courtois. Smith said he approached her and asked her to pay for what she had eaten, and an a rgument ens ued. eventuall y lead ing to circuit court. One juror later expla ined to the W ashlngton Star . ··we believed the detectt\e, because we d idn 't see a ny reason why he wo uld h ave pursued the whole thrng so far un- less he was sure she had t>a ten tht> fruit. "We felt that s he had been given the opportunity to redeem herse1f:Out--slr~ l"hm>l'"-rtOt "to I know the whole thing sounds so facetious, and that evcrY.bodY does it. but the stra wberries did belong to the st.ore. after all. and s he should just have p<t1d for them since lShe was cau~ht ·· Carpenter tie said the comm1ss1oners . all appointed by Brown, "know themselve6 tbal they have too much staff " The comm1ss1on. which .has more than 600 employees. wa:. permitted to literally write its own budget. however. Th1s wa:. done by the comm1tlee adoptlllg the commission's own recom • mendations on 1ts budget tine item s rather than those of either the Senate or the Assembly the total faUmg roughly halfway betwee n the Senate':. $Us 9h million recommendation and the ASJ>&mbly's $22.23 million. t1VO Arri~ aPWir..-o American actres" A v a Gardne r arrives at the Monaco Palace to <.1ttend the wedding of Princes" C aro line a nd Phtl1ppl' .J unot. Miss Ga rdner 1s ·1 friend of the bride '-, mother . Princess Grace. HBPierSwim Set Saturday The Huntington Bea ch pier 'iWim will be held for the 28th year. starting at 9 a .m . Satur da y Compet1t1on wall be in seruor me n and senior women div1s1ons < 16·24 years>: masters men and women (25 and oven and Juruor d1vis1on (12 15 1 FeolUrtng SwHI Alys$Um~ regulor on<J m1n1 Morguerlles. lobelio. Perun•o. ·Mo11go1a. Ageratum. ond Dwort ~ohli0.49 C 4 pot size reg 8~ SALE PRICE Gourmet Shop Closeout All Merchandise y3 OF,f. R;g Prtce redUCed fQ Fountain Valley Store Only Quebec Superior Court has or· dered Or. Antonio Moreau to pay $2.400 damages to Germaine Cataford because a s tenlizatton operation he perfonned on her did not prevent her havinR her 11th Chlld. Chief J~1cc Ju~s Deschenes said Moreau's surgical techm que "did not follow the teaching.' of any manual of surge ry The profess ional fault of the defen- dant 1s proven beyond th' shadow of a doubt " . Topics Aplenty Awaiting Readers • Twisted Juniper Groc«ut orcning bfoncnes occenl ony londscope 1 gollon slie reg 2 99 -;:i~~ '1 .19 Shade Azaleas • Plont now !or o cOlortul $llOw lfll$ foll Hu1ry wniTe~IOSIS 5 gollon size reg 10 99 SALE $6 99 PRICE • _ r.:"Tl!R ,!;)> 'lllWJl\ llO llO•d c' 1..r ~ ..... vo~•o­·~·o-O.COll'O<l!'l>O q•c..,·• "''"'O'tt '119 '°" •COfl'tl '"'*ltf' '<' 1W if"tC Thi! operation was performed in 1971. Mrs. Cataford be<'amc> pregnant four months later 4nd gave birth in Sep1ember, 1972 Dana View D eck Ready to Open A new observation d<'ck for s ightseers ond re ~troom faclUt1cs to serve 42 Dana Point Harbor guest sUps will op •n,for the July 4th weekend. The '209,000 harbor improve· mept project lncludes parktn,. electrkal senice to the f(u t slips and a pwnp-out facility ror , wastewater holdlna tank!i on ~boats \ J tndependent-mrnded re aders [ ] day 's Daily Pilot durmg the _ K:J will find plenty of topics in Sun SUNDAY' Bl:"ST j Fourth of July w~kend 81RD MAN? -They don't think much of "bird men" at Cal Gla!SS, where fire for"e s s clentltlc glasswi;re. At VTN Corp .. part of a turn-around is tukJng place in an amu'sement park In Kuwait You / Your Money stories explain. AMERICANS STOCK-SHY A New York Stock Exchange study and local brokers look at what's keeptng indl vidua l ln- veators out of the markcl and why tht'y U\Jnk the dropouts are m1ssina •good bet. 'FA~Y ISLAND' -4ec haR tapped a rich vein with its program emp ha Ris on "escapism" shows. vogue view- ing for television audiences of the t970s. An Assocf a led Press feature focuses on the network's ltllt l effort. "Fan,uy Island," starring Ricardo Montalban. WllERt; TO OOf -Turned off by ramlly reunions? Bored with yet anolh •r summer at the COlt3 8C'' Tired O( the l<lds wt\in- lng to stop at the next gas station'> An Associated Press su r-vey tell~ hdw to• break oat of the stale vacation ~yndro~e. Coleus • A<Jd calol1\ll foli0g1 to ony snocly goroen spot 6"" pot lltereg 2 29 SALE $119 PRICE • COSTAO ~ MESA VI( fOltl,\ ~-· ~ 0,-7hr"•W•7mH .. 2t2J HIWPOaT 1&.YO. COSTAMUA -~ 646-JtH ,..._ ..... UJ.41t> '\ ltallon Cypress Huge specimens ovt1 3 toll tor lnstont screen or occent I gollon size reg 2 99 WHAT DOES "WATER-IN . DO '> SALE $1 29 PRICE • •o~a"•°""'''OOO•o " SALE $2 79 1 Quon size 1eg 3 '9 PRICE • SAU PllCIS M)OO "4IU '7 /4/71 .. .,_ u...... •• Sha -..... . . FOUNTAIN VALLEY ~-.. "' -f!"'IHlllt .. c ."!!!o·~ I W ~ X & l LLt'>8 -!¥ 11420 aaoo•HUIS f ~ H>UNTAIH ¥ AUIY lHeH ........ .t tM S• Di..'"'•: PHOHI: '6l·•771 onH 7 0AYS • , /l .J OAIL Y PILOT ~nday June 30 1978 NATION I WORLD I W EATHER 0.9Percent Just ..... Coasting ,. . ~ /.'-c~ with~ Tom'-~~\',' Inflation Up .. Muphioe I NDEPENDENCE DAY BEAT: When the Fourth of July falls on a Tuesday, you can expect there's going to be a measure or confusion on when lo celebrate. Or what's ••. And Rising legal? Or where? · You might think that when to celebrate is simple. the Fourth is the Fourth and that's that. This isn't precisely the case. WASlllNGTON (AP J -Inflation continued at a rapid pace in May, as the cost of food . housing and transportation drove consumer prices up 0.9 percent. the LabOr Departm~nt said ~ay . The increase matched the 0.9 percent nse in Apnl, which had been the largest Jump in more than a ye~r. In the past three months, con· Take Newport. Beach. for example. ln Newport, the 'Fourth begins on the Second Thaf's when they'll hold the big fireworks show at dusk offlheendof Balboa Pier. Lal.er in Newport, the Fourth comes on the Fourth when Newport Dunes Aquatic Park and Big Canyon put on big pyrotechnic d.tsp~ays. · IF YOU WANT TO celebrate the Fourth any time between now and then. I'm not even gomg lo altempt to tell you where you could legally shoot off your own safe and sane fireworks. At this hour, for example, Laguna Beach is a point where a certain measure or confusion exists. Laguna city brass tulve <tl)parently passed a new dictum that says you can fire orr safe and sane fountains and sparklers and the like along the sands of the beachfront. But numerous long-time Lagunans insist that there has always been a citywide ban on any kind of fireworks. This beachfront shooting would be a drastic departure from the ~ _...,, .· F'OJrly Safe Location for Fouth of July lloladay law. We're still checking it, thank you. Maybe operatives of this sterling journal will get the Art Colony .-ules clarified befpre the Fourth. Maybe. Meanwhile, it is apparent that Newport Beach Police Chief Pete Gross is determined to ~nforce the long- standing fireworks ban in his city. He had a meeting of .police and lifeguards to emphasize that determination. So don't say you weren 't warned. PROBABLY THE BEST bet all along our ~oastline is just to go out and watch the professional pyrotechnic shooters. After the big parade in Huntington Beach, they're shooting the works at the Huntington High School field about 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Costa Mesa's big traditional show, with added oomph for the 25th anniversary of cityhood, goes off at LeBard Stadium on the Orange Coast College campus at 8:45 p.m. with admission one buck for folks and 50 cents for the kids. Free aerial extravaganzas can be witnessed in Mission Viejo Country Club about the same 8:45 hour and off the end of the San Clemente pier at dusk. In Laguna. a good hillside parking place might give you a look at the shows from Emerald Bay or Irvine Cove. I think I'll go try to find my earmuffs and hide un· derneath the bed Have a safe and sane holiday. sumer prices have gone up at a rate that wouJd average 11.3 per· cent 1f spread out over the entire- year. Food and beverages rose LS percent in May, after climbing l.8 percent in April and about 1.2 percent in each or the three pre- vious months. IN A COMPANION report, the Labor Department said the average worker's purchasing power declined 1.3 percent in May . the firs t drop since January. Employees increased their hourly earnings by 0.4 per- cent. but that was less than half or the 0.9 percent increase in prices. · More than one-third of the May food increase was attribut· ed to a s .. s percent rise in the price of fresh fruits and a 7.5 percent jump in the cost or fresh vegetables. Beer prices. which have moved up steadily s ince last August, increased 2.5 per· cent. well below the 6.6 percent ~ain in ~pril. CONSUMERS SPENT 1 per- cent more in May on housing costs, about the same increase as in the previous two months. Charges for electricity rose 1.9 Royal Pair Honeymoon In Secret MONTE CARLO. Monaco <AP) Princes:. Caroline and Philippe Junot honeymooned in st·crct tod<ty after <1 helicopter lifted them Crom Monaco's palace and carried them safely <iway from 1nqu1s1tive reporters and photographers. "No. we are not saying where the honeymoon will be, .. the palace press ofhce said, and J unot reportedly even kept the honeymoon plans secret from the bride THE 21·YEAR·OLD daughter of Prince Raimer II r and the former American movie star Grace Kelly was married to the handsome Parisian 17 years her senior at a Roman Catholic ce r e mon y 1n the palace rourtyard Thursday following a t'1vtl ceremony the day before. The religious ceremony had been planned for the palace percent and natural-gas costs were up l.5 percent. The combined costs of homeowner taxes, financing and insurance r ose l.8 percent, slightly more than in previous months. The average tenant paid 0. 7 percent more in rent. Transportation costs climbed 0. 7 percent after golnf up only 0.2 percent in each o the two · previous mo.nths. The Labor Department said the price of new automobiles went up 1.2 percent. the biggest rise of the year. Many dealers increased their prices as the decline of the dollar made im· ported vehicles more expensive. THE COST OF clothing rose 0.6 percent, a smaller increase than the 1 percent gains in March and April. Medical care costs went up 0.6 percent in May. comparable to increases in other months . Entertainment costs rose 0.2 percent. an improvement over the 0.6 percent rise in April. The back-to-back 0.9 percent increases were the largest since a 1 percent increase in February 1977 during severe winter weather. The inflation rate im- proved quickly later in 1977 but has continued at a high level into · the su~er this year. In the past three months. food prices have gone up at an annual rate of 19.8 percent, while hous- ing costs have climbed by 12 percent and transportation ex- penses have climbed by 4 per- cent. DESPITE THE BIG increases in the first five months. con· s umer prices are still only about 7 percent higher than they were in May 1977, the department said. The Carter adminis tration predicts that the Consumer Price Index for June will show improvement and that inflation for the year will be between 6.5 percent and 7 percent. The index for May was 193.3. meaning that it cost $193.30 to buy the same consumer prod· ucts and services that $100· bought m the base year or 1967. Hurried Depariure Clair Lowman and hi s wife, Ella. rcmovt! a picket fence which is all that remained Thursday of their home of 15 years. The Lowmans are just one of 41 families evicted from the Joyland Trailer Park in Hookset. N.H .• after a two-year battle to obtain sewer connection for the park. Health authorities ordered the eviction when the septic tanks overflowed. Cockpit Confusion Blamed for Crash W AStllNGTON <AP) -There appears to hhe been considera- ble confusion in the cockpit of a Nationa t Atrhnes jetliner just before it crashed into a Florida bay last month. according tu testimony heard by federal air safety investigators. Three passengers drowned attempting to escape from the partially submerged plane. CAPT. GEORGE T. KUNZ said Thursday he misread his aJtimeter by 1.000 feet. that he was descending too fast and that he and the flight officer mismterpreteQ a ground proximity alarm. And he said the flight enJt"ineer shut ofr the alarm because he oeould not hear cockpit communications over .the sound. He also said he thought the landing ct.ecklist had been completed, but discovered later that flaps had nol been placed in the proper position ror landing. Kunz said the jet might have been loo low because the busy crew had fallen behind on the checklist and was distracted. He indicated this might have been avoided if the airport's air traffic control had provided earlier landing approach instruct.Jons. THE DROWNINGS CAME after the plane bellyflopped into Escambia Bay in the Gulf of Mexico. three miJe1 short of a fog- shrouded runway at Pensacola Forty-nine passengers and six crew members survived the nighttime accident. Five Of a Kind ---c-ha pel ~ but-whe-n-th1f"<-1IH'h~-ttt· tt-.---.:- HE ELIVER-S MORE NEWS EVERY DAY THAN . Makes a Full House g re w from 100 to 300. Princess Grace moved it lo the s teps of the chapel. HAMBURG. West Germany <AP> -Five insurance ex- ecutives who had sexual intercourse with the same secretary at a company conference are chipping in $20 a month each to support the baby boy she had as long as she keeps their names secret. the tabloid 81ld-Zeitung reported today. AFTER THE CEREMONY ended. Caroline took h er husband by the arm and walked with him through the streets of Monte Carlo lo sign the register at the city hall. Then carrying out a Monacan tradition. she laid her bouquet on the altar of the 322·year-old Chapel of Mercy in City Hall Square · ·'The five married gen lie men attended a conference for their insurance company in Moenchengladbach . . . during which they took turns in their respective hotel rooms in having sexual re· lations with the fun·loving conference secretary." the paper said. NINE MONTHS LATER, one of the executives received a note saying the conference had achieved results and would the five come and see what they had done. 4'They then decided on a sort of father's day excursion: Loaded with presents (rompers and baby rattles>. they visited the mother of the child," the newspaper continued. THE FIVE AGREED on a monthly allowance, and the mother agreed to have the registrar of births enter "father unknown" on the baby's birth certificate The townspeople cheered the couple and showered them with confetti. They returned to the palace for a garden reception. cut a six- ller cake. and then took off. They plan to hv<> in Paris and keep a villa in Monaco. Rain Dumps on Dakotas Flash Fwod W amings Pos~ed in 3 States Tnt1perat ur~• HI .... "<~ AIDtl'Q_,. ,. '° .Ot Amarlllo 'O u ·" ASMYlll~ ., ., A\l.,.ta .. 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OYtr Pllrf' ol N•w ~·lco, f ... , ena Or•90fl ~Of tr.e ~was In \tor.-for the northern Rockie\, •• wett •s IM .. nem Gull Of Me111<o .tnd oarh of Ftorld• Wtdety \tetMred -" dOll.., Ille upptt hall .,f the AU..,llc ~I Call I om la w1.mar WN1her wn oradlctRCI IOI the holldey WffUn<I. wltll t•m ""'""'*S •ff<"'"9 I,,.~ 70i.,,., 10' tn most 5evthern C.tllornte ar•H Eerty mornff1G<'-nns wltl Dtlrn Oii Dy nooo 11ut"o1w ••Y to II.Ii•. "ICI met..,..o•Q9itl Cr•ka P9i.non V•<•llon•" an '"• Yosemite llattey. whW• an <""'1>1"11 tPl<tt h•v• bffn .-.-wo for ,,,. wMkend, w111 land YIDWY condition' Hiiien won't ba al>I• to P•HI IM t,000.IOol ,..,., unlll t,. laJI -ltancl In Juty, H id \PC)littm.l'I HMl>ia Senwm. llut tn Stquot1 Kines Canyon Nlllonet P1rta1, 111 <•-ounc:tt ar• OPlll and Ir•• ol HIOW , Slld S-rlnt~ Oevld TllOmpwin Jr. Lal .. <rOWIH are •Ito •11.119<led In Ille c1ntrat -tcMftern S'-"•· '" I"" Py•emtrld L•k• 1rta Of An911 .. Nattonet ,.,,..,,. • 'I mllft ~ •Hlrltllttl 11.u -tmpO\fd on llOatlno ~.,,.Of a ,., .. meu of tloattno o.tii'\1, wld Ot•••t« A""""' Oaw Kol>ut TM IK• la MtUI ot VallMll 111 flw Na~ll-~ erta S•rl Report Hunllnqton Al«ll W•w• I lo 1 Ifft .. 1111 _._ '"'" C-tllon• _, Na.._, llN<h w ..... , 1 to J , .. , "'"'' tolll'-1 ·-· C-lllOft• \11'1111., fC001tot wf'other ,,.. /ormotton wlU bf /Otmd °" PogeAIOtoda111 WALTER CRONKITE HARRY REASONER JOHN CHANCELLOR In a typical half.hour sho• a television news personality reads onJy about as many words as are printed every day on the front page of the Daily Pilot Thus. your Daily Pilot earner brings you a lot more news of the state, nation and world than you ~ee on TV And, you get' complete news and pictures of events close to home th:1t Walter, Harry , and John don't have time for. There arc m orE' than 900 Daily Pilot "newscasters". Each is an independent merchant learning valuable lessons about pco· pie and business. ~ Roys and girls ov<'r 10 years old can earn while they learn as Daily Pilot t•arriers. To becomt> a Daily Pilot "newscaster" just call 642-4321 and ask for the circ•ulallon department. Chanc('s arc good you'll find a profitable canirr route nrtlr your home. Walter really doesn't mind the com- petition DAILY PILOT . 642 -4 321 STOCKS/ BUSINESS Frida)~~ NYSE 2 p.m. (E DT ) Prices .. • I COMPOSITE T RANSACTIONS (l\,Olel•O'I\ tn<IWll ··-·°" .,,. ,., ... ~o., M·•-·· ... , Ult l>BW BoolOft 0.UOll -ClftttftMlt SIO<~ ••<-.00•-•-•.a by llwr H•ll°""I A•-••hon ot v. .. ,, ... , Ou ten ...0 ln\llrwl . ... ... Minimum Wage · WASHING TON <AP l G William Miller. chairman of the Federal Hest•n·c Board, said Thursday he rcJvnr... po~lponang a scheduled in· rrc::ise in the m inimum wage for a t\.\o-ycar period to help combat m· nation Con1:rcss has votPrl nn increase m lh<" minimum wajite rrom $2.SS an hour to S2.90 an hour, efft>ct1ve Jan I Out Miiier !-.:ltd It would add t{l the nation 'it mn.it1on11ry problems. and 'lauJ he would 'pcrson <tlly welcome" a two yt•t1r deluy Occidental Bid LOS ANGELES (AP) OC'cidental Pl'trol~um Coq l. 's hid to acquire Cunnda ·s largt"st producer of henvy 011 apparently has be<·n stymied by a fut tn1winf{ Calgary Industrialist whosf' ftrm !!pent about $17;' million In the process. S. Hobt'rl Blair. president of Albf'rta Ga~ Trunk Line Co. !aid Thur~day in Cal~ary that his com pany would bll>Ck a ny fu rther moves hv ON•id<.'nllll to take over llu.'lky Oil l.lc.J • which hfllds 1 6 million acrc5 of heavy 01\ rlRhls ln Western Canad•. Occidentol had no immediate com- ment Friday June 30 1978 s DAIL y PILQi 8 5 Down S lightly May Car Sales Data Adjusted 8 y JOHN CU"l"llffl• A~ IW"Mt' Aruly•I N EW YORK-Numl>tirs <11un 'l ulW..i}, ~hal lhcy ;;.c.em. espedally when dealin~ ~1th rcNmJ ..iutomobtlc i.ales figures. General Motors rcportc<.I 1 t•1·oril M ·•Y automobile i;ales. So did F'ord. Thoul:h not urhll vm~ " May high, Chry~lur showed a year.to-year incrcu~c of 3 11 percent IT Wt\.S THE BEST MAY t:VER tor l; S ... utomakers Sales rose 11.1 percent ovt·r ttw same month in 1977 Some 962.985 cars were sold by domes tic: m.1nufacturers. 129.592 more than in May a year o~o Soon after these f1 gurt:. were rt-ported. the Commerce D~partment statesi that M·ay-retail sale!> were off s lightly, mainly, 1t said. because of '"' dee hoe 10 automobile sales. How's that a~ain? Whal'' up 1-; down? Precisely Tho ... e May auto sales wen: 111 deed huge, compared r with sales for May 1977 But. partly because of seasonal adjusting, ~ ........................... ~--~~~~~---~~ they were said to 9(• down :-.lighlly. very slightly, from Aµnl's f1gur1•s SEASONALLY ADJUSTED f'JGtRl·:S A RE pro ce.ssed. or as statisticians sometime)', sa y. nirrected ' by the elimination of s trictly sea~onal or ternporary factors. What the stalist1c1ans try to uncover u; the ckrr.and for <'ars based on the desire for cars. n.1lher lhun lhl! su1tab1l1 ty of the weather or that an wcomc tax rl'lund might hav{ put money into consumer pockl:'ts Car sales. for example. art' expected to rise in May. it's a scusonal phenomenon. and increases arc adjusted downwa!Wl April usually isn't so strong" month, an<l a <J11terent seasonal factor is used in adjusting . However. this year's pattern was up· set by the severe wanter. which l'<1us1>cl purchases to be delayed until Apnl. it well ing that month's r aw and adJuslcd figures. and making a strong May seem weak by comparison. Cl!NNIF_!" -IT IS SOMETIMES ARGUED lhcst Americans are a~ frugal and saving as thl'y e'"er were. and figures are used tc underscore the theme. For example, ind1v1dual sa,•1ng , an· said to have riser. steadily from $35 bilhon an l~.0 lo Sl58 b1lhon in 1977 without regard to the fact that lht dollar s buying (>Ower was cut in half during that tame But John Wnghl of Wt 1ght Inves tors' Service. a securities advisory and portfolio man;,1g1.:ment firm. s ug· gests that a major change' hus on·uned lh&t isn't clearly revealed by those numbers He observes lhal lhc 1nc:1c:t~(' was ''forced" rathtr than voluntary. Excluth: 1wns1on anr1 rn~uranCl plan~ ht• savs. and we find that cons um1·1., 1r1 t:.ii7 spent $:J I bllhon more than they earned -OUR QUEST }'OR SOCIAL SECURITY. pubh<.'ly and p rivately administered. might boomerang and leave ., us financially distressed, say-. Wilham Mercer. ont: of the largest e mployee benefits C'onsultin~ f1 rm'- Social Security. 11 sa~ s . rcm<J1ns underf1nanced because of our defin1t1on of whow f:Jll' '-hould bt secured and how. Unless we change th1· def1mllon, 1t say.;, taxe-. ol 12 percent or more are ant.•\ 1lahl<.• Its ~oals. and those or prt\ ate· s't-.lt•m:-. 'a Y'> Merttl may become 1mposs1blc lo '>..!l1sf\ h1•1...iu't of concepts of work. leisure and rc11rcm(•nt that take productive people out of the work forr.:> It maintains thut ' Sor1.d St.•l unt~ 111 its present Corm !'Jets a standard and thuc; c·re.itr-. an t':\pt•C't.1t11ln which lhen fosters a presumption of 1•nt1tlt·mcnt for retirement tn a person's early to m10 fil~s rcgarcilt·ss of health ancl a bility ... AFTER EXAMlNJNC; Tllf. !':UMBERS produced by its actuaries, 1t J0!->1sl:. wtthout quallf1cat1on that a new work concept must b<.• 1n:-.t1tull'd whcrchy an Individual will re majn employed until well bt•yond 60 or 65 We m ust. it says, direct l'(O\lt•t nmcnt µohc1es toward ke~ing healthy and1v1dual~ produrt1vc. rjthu lhan urging U1em tow-ardld!eness and a depcndcnt'Y on the retatively s maller work1n,g population The alternative, 1t conl'lurl<.''" I" a 'lot;il 1·0 ... 1 to sociely which will be('ome ancrC'a'>tn~l.v chff11·ult tu nwel . unr lhal l'Ould become unbcarablt• Golden West Hornes Earnings H it PPak Golden We~t llomc~. ~anta An<.1, 11·porti·cl th.1l for tht 12 months ended May 27 the company hJd thl' h1~hc!>t sales and earnings in its history In addition. the company'-; board of chrcrtorc; declared a 16 cents per share cash <liv\dcnd for thr rourth quarter The dividend will be payable Aug :!. tu .,tockholders of re· cord on July 14 Net income from conllnu1n~ op..r~t1fln~ for fiscal 1978 increased 62 per l'ent t<> $5,67:~.ooo. or S? 58 :1 !-hare. com pared to $3,495,000, or Sl.f><l lasl year. as ac'IJU!>t"d for the February 1978 3-for·2 stock spht Sales for the year rose~ per cent to $100,402,000 compared to Sti:J,381:1,000 in fiscal 1977. Net income from rontinutn~ operations for the fourth quarter increased 8 perc•ent to Sl ,4•13,000, or 66 cents. com pared to Sl ,339.000. or 61 t•cnts a sh<irt.• I JdJusted). in the like petiod a year ago. Sales for the period rose 34 percent to $26,625,000 compared to $19,939,000 lust year P UC Bank Promotes Victor P. Whit11ey Vlctor P Whitney of Laguna N1i.'ucl ha~ been named a vice president with Unilc<I Californ1:1 Bank In 1977 Whitney twcamP tru~t officer with \.'C~" Laguna fulls branch Pre .. 1ously, hi• I,\. a ... vu•c; pre~1dent and trust officf'r with Am~nca• Nuttonal Rank 1n Den'ter. Colo. lf avinJ( authored the hook, "Truc;t Murkf't•n lt Handbook" nnd several othN puhl!<'alions, Whitney hA!'I been a guest lt><'turn on estate planning lot Palom ar Collt'ge and San Diego Stole Whitney was Araduated from UC'LA State Sales \\i aken SACRAM ENTO (Afll SJo.,er growth an t<ixablt sa!e" tndicated a weakening of Callfom13'c; economy 1r th, first quartcrofthis year. the Board of .Equ11hzut101'1 H'l"'r 'l'<I Tuxnblc ulcs durtng the fm;t thrt•e mor.tt-1' ot 19~11 totaled $24 7 billion. up 11 7 JX.:recnt . ')m;11lu t h.1n lht ~rowth in any per1od lillnco the fourth qunrtt•ror 19-s Actual growth was only 4 -: percent m term' 1~{ C'On~tanl dollars. as inflation amounted to about 1 pcn•1 nr .. BG OAIL'l Pl Fri a•v Juno 30 1978 Manager Talks Loretta Lynn Pure Country NASIMLLE. Tenn. <AP> Loretta Lynn's manager doubts that she witl change her hard- core country soµnd despite the trend to more con- temporary music by singers like Dolly Parton and Crystal Gayle. "She makes no pretense. She knows her basic a udience." David Skepner said in an interview. "You can giv(' her the most pop-oriented song, and it will still come out country . Lor etta Lynn is Loretta Lynn. lt'spartofhcrcharm." SK E PNE R, A 6-FOOT-4, 40-YEAR-OLD tennis buff, appears an unlikely c hoice as the man who has guided Miss Lynn's career for five years. He doesn 'l particularly like country music and says tbere's O{llyone of MtsS' Lynn's tapes in his home And hiS"background is Beverly Hills. not the Kentucky coal m ines where Miss Lynn grew up. "I gel paid a lot or money for having a good time every day," Skepner said in discussing his role in her career. ''I'd love to work for a Living som eday but I wouldn't know what lo do. 'Tm basically a mechanic. l 'm no great magi- cian. Mostly it takes a lo t of things going in the same direction . If you work it right. two and two m ake five." PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE INVITI NG HAI.CD IADS ,0111 TNl CONSTllUCTIOH 01' V~ .. Elll AllllllOYO $ALA0A SEWAO• l'tJMl'IHO STATION CONTlllACT 1A 11 Tht 8o•rCI ot 01r~<tOr\ 0 1 •nit Moutton Nl9ue1 W•l•' O•'"" I of D<•n11e County c..111orn•• l••oto1nafle• .,, \ome '"''~ r~etrtd to 1H 01 lrtCI, 00 MrtOy 'n•ll• $Hl.0 btdS IOt lhe loHo•lno 6'>1.<rt"""' publ•t wor• Tiie Col\\trucl1on ct Upper Arro vo S.141d• Saw-Pumf)ll\Q ~··"on (Oft treu IA "· IQOOl!le• •1111 •II •PP<Jrlt n•nt wor-. ...,tto •s \ftOWn •*" Ott•il and descrlbeel tn '"" PIMI\ prolllo dr4WlnQS, W<1I011'. ""4 H><'<tflCdllon• on 1111 In 11\f office ot Bovl• En1111wer 1n9 CorPOrttlon. UOI 0..••I Str~•t Newport 8Utlt, c .. 111orn1.o, whl<h document\ •re b., thh relerfoct 1n corpor•t•CI he"tt" For furt.,.•r JNrtlcult<\, role<enc• ·• toereov m.id• lo »10 plMI\, protllel. dr•wlnQ\ \<IC lion\, """ soec111catton• for Ille •bO•e Oe•<rlbeO Improvement •nlltled Con lretl Oocumtnh .ind ConS1ruct1on Speclllullon\ llnO Con\truct•on Pl•r\' fOf' UM' con,truct1on of Upper A,,ovo S.1..0• Sewevo Pu1111>•"9 ~1e11on. C.on trecl IA,, SAtd p1an1 .no \prClltC• lions mo be purcf\ayd •1 tM offt<t ot Boyle Enolnfff't"ll c.oroor•llon ,.,. SIO per stl CM<k mull be ~ pey•l>I• lotto .. Moulton NIQutlW•t .. OlslrtCI Punu•nt to '"" lebor C-of IM ~•te OI (Altfornr:\, IM MO<lllOr\ NIQ ... I W•ter 01\trict h•s •\<•rt••Md th~ O,-tv•1l1nQ ftl'te Of fll"r dlt-m W•QIP\ Of 1ne tocwl1tv 1n wtw<h tn1\ woo . •\to bf performed 10 D;t •• del••N'tl '" ""' Sout"t'" C•htorn•• M•\tt r L•bOr •oreem~nt filed ,,, tM' otf1c• of ,,,,. A\ \OC••t_.O G•n~ral C.ontrtHIOr\ of America. Soutllrrn C:..lltor~•d Ctt•Pltr NATIONAL I MUSIC PUBLIC NOTICE ~\\ d\ fllCTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT , M ENT£APR •SI' ~tl&. u • Flor•• ~oun••·n V•l lOV CA.,1<19 1w1v14 ~rle M.ar1ell I~ lA\ '1or•\ fount .. n "•"•• CA 9l10I f P\1\ OU\tn.t1ii i\ (ondiu(lttd by.,._ II\ OtY•Ou•t \ylv•• ~"~ ~rteU TP'lt\ \loitf'('l"6nt w•S Mtid '#ttf\ tM County (.ltr~ ol 0r6"91' COunly on JllM ) ,.,, ..,_ Publt•ht'CI OrdnQt-c.oa\t O••IY PllOI. JUM • 16. lJ. lO, 19/1 PUBLIC NOTICE '1CTI TIOUS 8USIHE$S HAME STATEMENT '1" Tht lollow1n<1 per'°" I\ aoong bu>•· M\\<I\ ARIHOCRAT FOTO. /ti W 11111 Slr••I. 8 •2. CO\I" Mew, C..1tl0<n1• 92•21 J•m•~ t .. Roe,,.. 16Wo1 Ml Shelly Cr . Foun1.11n Valle• C.1ttorn1• 97108 f"1\ Ou\I~\ ''\ Cc:ndu<lf'G Oy iif't 1n- 01V1dU•t Jamn l Rot,,.. Tiit~ '1•1_.,! WdS ITINI •1111 '"" CownJy Clerk ol Oran<Je County on Jun" tJ 1911 F .... IS Publt\heO Or.nqor C<M\t 0.01ly Piiot. JuM 16. 2~. JO .no July./ 1'11 Ull 78 PUBLIC NOTICE CQ9let ot ,,.... Qtner•I P<••Athnqrdlt 1-------------ol .,.r diem w-• al ClelnmtMd by FICTITIOUS IUSINESS .... O•.tu<I ¥eon ....... , •h P<•M•tMI NA»ltPATEMVtT ptatr of~•wn. to wit ?ISQO L• P•t ftoe toll°"'tnQ pe..son tS c»nQ Du\I Roeo. LaQUrw Nl9'Wt. C.lllorn•• A\ ,.no .. , roquire<I 0y ~11on 1113 of !toe L•l>Or MARIN[ TANK SE.RVICE:'.. J " COOf. \lie Contr.Ktor Jo wllOm the ton ~ 8 . Monlt' Vo\ld, Cost• Me._, lr•<t lltrefor " awaroeo ,todll oost • C..lllorn•.t oin» v1c lor P Coanllc>nl! 11, l~ : It copy tl\etfOf •• N<h to0\11• Montt Vt>l•. Co\ta Nie\•. C•liTorn•• 11 sllall be m.>n<1411orv uoon """~on tr.HIO<' to"""""" tontr.ocl I\ •wMOt<I '1'1&1~ JIM HOGLAND WORKS FARM wrrH REGISTERED CL YDESDALES North Dakotan Uses horses for Plowlng, Threshing, Slelgh and Hay Rides Her success can be traced to her "uniqu e personality," he said. .. People are attracted to her because of the way s he ex presses herself and does it in an honest way." he said. .. Most people think it's a put-on. To this day. Perry Como thinks so. But she's a direct ex- ~ •rrt wb<ontrftC•or unMr tum frH\ bu\lf"lth I\ coridY<.ted bv •n 1n .. 10 oay not ''"'' tMn I"" wod •s>e<tltf'<I dl•tou•• r•t'"\ to •II 14borer~. wOf """"'"· •nd V1t l0t1P C1antt()IM' 11 _,1141n1u •mc>lO'f\'d by mem '" '"" rr .. s \1111-1 w"' liltO w111t the uecutt0n of 1,,.. contr.-:t !hi' penally County Cit'" ot Ordnlje Count• on for fadur• to tomc:>lv ner•wtth , .. d\ Junto •. 1~78 Horse Power Pref erred • >;pe<1fied In Section 1175 of thfo LADor Co<IP FOfUU Publosned OranQI' C:0.•1 Dally Pilot. Tiie Contractor s11a11 pay 1ravel •nO 1244•1A sub\1\tente oaym•"'' to ~d C t'I 1-------------- JunL q 16, ll, 30.1~18 workm•n nH'ded to exKutf' the work, •s \uch tr•'lll MtiO \u~i\ten<• pay ments ~re Oe41N'd '" the •POl•<•b•t' colle<llve twtr~1n1nv ~·t-1\ ltled ~'"' th• Dep.arlmenl of •ndu\tt,•1 Ael•t•on' 'n .ccor<Ut\<& ••tn S.<tlon PUBLIC NOTICE Farmer Resists Modern-Day Machinery ~ -.... tension of the ordinary NO PRETENSE person and is in a Loretta Lynn 1713 8 Of ti-. LAllDr COO. Attrnlton •\ oirtP<t~ to t~ pro ••s•on• '"Secllon• 1717 i ano 1111 6 Of the L•bot Coot c.onctrn;nq lh• employment of APCl'entt<t\ b• 1ne Con tracfor or .,,Y -.,\IO<ontr«lor under FICTITIOUS 8USIHESS HAME STATEME'HT Tntt tollow1nq prrwn\ •re do1n9 b4J\1n tt\\ d \ BU\INE'>S CENTER Ill. 2tl0 E Four II> Str..,1 SM!td Arw Cahlorn•• 9'10S WEST FARGO. N 0 <AP> J im H ogland would have been a great pioneer, !-mgmg his love of the l;.ind ;.is he broke virgin prairie -with a ~ood learn of horses. rems on•r his shoulders, big hands gr1pp1ng plow handles But Hogland 1s s tuck in 20th century Amt•rit·a with all its tractors and <·ars und trucks and self-propelled ma(•h111ery lie liked it bettf'r wht•n time~ were simpler and slowl•r. JIM HOGLAND. AT 57. IS an unswerving; unabashed lover of good horse O~sh. Hts 13 reg 1stered Clydesdales. among the s howiest of the big draft horses. attest to his feelings. '"l 'm a horse collector." he says. "I never seeQ1 to get far e nough ahead on horses. One will die or get traded off or something, so then I got to go buy another." Soft blue eyes twinkling, he adds. 'Tve got a ll the horse mach inery you could name l wish I could tell you why. There's something there . I just plain love horses." NY Police Adopt New Arrest Policy NEW YORK I J\ P l Discarding its policy of having officers try to medial<.' family <l1sput("i, the Police Department has agreed to begm •1rrl's ling ml•n "ho ht· at their w1vei; The agn:l•mt•nt eame in ;,in out-of-court settlement of a suit filed by 71 women """ 1·l<11mNJ police ignored their reports of bemg re- 1> eat t· d I~ lit· J l t· n h y l he 1 r hush and:-cooperation of Police Com missioner Robert McGuire. l '!'/DER THE Nf:W p<ihl·y, at l~<.ist on~ orricc•r mu"t rec;pond to every rl'port or a .,..,fl' twatin~ or SCHWARTZ SAID THE con- threal t·nt·d ht.'al1ng and a sent judgment s ign ed by the op- • husband must bl• urrN;led for posing laW).'ers does not change ~srrrrlt 1f ttrcrt' 1!; rr<r.tun to -a ny exist..Ul.g-Laws~ but ''re- believc a cnmt• has bcl'n c•om · cognizes that in practice in the m 1 t t c· d . u n I es.., th ~ r c 1 s past. married women in assa~lt JUSlificat1on not to do so cases h ~ve bee n treated ~1f- Thl' <1greomt•nl makes dear fere ntly from u nm a rried !he 1usl1htiJl1on tannol. a s in the women ... pas.I. rely rm !ht· f:Jl't that the at tacker nnd v1<·t1m <ffC married nr that the poht•l· offll·cr thinks th<.>v should rN·onc·ile The agrt'f'nwnt was worked out by 13.,..yc•rs for the 71 women and City Corporation Counsel Al- 1 an Srh.,..<1rt1. w i th the Laurie Woods. an attorney for the s uing women, hailed the agree ment as "the first official recognition by any law enforce- ment agency in New York that wife assault is serious and pervasive." She Goins bfl Losing J\clr<':ss Anita F.kbcr$?. right. is shown as she began a TV (tlm in Rome l.i&l wc(\k and. Jeft, in Munich in Februar.y bdorc she enter~ a chmc to lose 58 pounds. FARMERS ONCE USED bin- ders which cut the grain ·and tied 1t into bundles The bundles were loaded into horse-drawn wagons and fed mto threshing mac hines that separated the ~ra'o Crom the straw In the late 1940s, e ng ine-driven combines were introduced. but Jim Hogland resisted. "I farmed with horses after World War II into the 1950s." he says. "I tried to be mod ern, but I d idn't li ke it. I had to have more horses. Never cared for a grain <:ombme." Today, yearni ng for the h arvests of old. Hogland sU:I threshes a few. acres of grain eac h fa ll. JQO~l y as an at- traction for the Cass County Fair "I'd thresh a while for m yself 1f I could find somebody to feed the help, .. he said ... But lo get that big a crew together a nd try to feed them. I just gave it up ... HOGLAND HAS R ENTED the farming operation to Gary. but s till works a little of the land with horses "I 'm the only darned fool etround who can go into the field with four head or ho rses and stop traffic All the motorists will do is wave a l the guy in the $60,000 tractor, whic h 1s just as common as~<"ar." HOGLAND'S WIFE, LOR- ra~nc. d ied five years ago, Sons Garfield. 24. and Gary, 23. ha vc their own ho mes on the family farm a few miles noryh or here. Daughters Nancy, 21, and Ma r y. 18, a re at college in Pargo. and Mary a nd sister Kim. 9, live with their father in a two·story white frame house near the laiy Sheyenne River The horses roam contentedly about the farm. nibbling grass in the yard. s tepping around har- nes:;es layed o ut for r epair. ambling among the old pieces of horse-drawn machinery, such as a two-row corn planter. the threshing machine and the 1930s tractor that powers it. .. position to express things for them. ''WE FIGHT LIKE CATS AND dogs over things ... he said in his second floor office suite in the Country Music Assoc1al1on building. "It gets bloody up here She says if we didn't fight, we wouldn't be good for each other. "She has more common sense than any six people l know She has a re markable ability to look right al a problem . "And s he can do things on st age that would be a disaster to anybody e ls<.> She can forget ( NASHJ/ILLE J ~~~~~:iz~0toath~oanu~i:n~~ StJVND and get an ovation. But it would kill most people ." She has chan ged, Skepner said. "IT WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE fo r her not to. Ten years ago, it was impossible for her to believe anyone would harm her . But now, she's aware of pitfa lls a nd traps. She still has a n innoce nce about her . but not total innocence.'· Other observations from the manager. Twenty percent lo 30 percent of her concert crowds don't buy her records . "They just come to see this personality .. She spent two weeks to a month m a Nashville hospital some three years ago to over- come a pill proble m t hat developed because or migraine headaches "She whipped it herself. .. A movie based on Miss Lynn's autobio- graphy, "Coal Miner's Daughter," is scheduled to be filmed in Tennessee beginning Oct. 15 for re- lease next spring or summer. Sissy Spacek will play Miss Lynn PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE him Sect10,, 1n1 S ft•~ r~u1r~' the (ontr•<•o r or 'ubcontr•ctor tme>toyinq tr~,,.,.n •n •nv •ocw~ t>< .. •ble dctuoaltct> to •Pll•Y lo lhf> 1o •nl •oorfl'nt•C~\P'l•P comm1ttf'f' ~4'rf\t lhir \II~ Of IFW"' PUOhC •Of' .. ) PfOJ!'( t •nd """''" OOM1n1\f,.f'\ tl'Mt 4P prtn11ctsn1p proar•m 1n th•t tr..0" for a cerUt1cdlf' of 4ppro"•' Th• cerhf1c•t• w111 •t\O f1• t~ r•t10 ot .,.,. ortnhce\ to ~nfl';'m@n th•1 w1fl bt uwd 1n the ptl'f1orm~r of thfo t on tr•ct Th~ rouo ot •oprPn t1tft'' to 1ourtt<Pymen 1n suc:n <•ioeS snau not Dr If'\\ l"411tt <WW to f1~ fl'Xct•pt A When "'"""'"otovment 1n ttw ~r~d (JmpOf'lf A \\O(ttllf'\ 11•. d C•lllorn•e Q"N!1'itl parlner'ihlp, 11JO E Four!" StrHI. Sant" M•. C..Jt'orn•• '210S U T 1'-Ill. Ml •nd1•1C1u.tl, ~J> O••mond L.>oun .. 8•ac". C..hfOtt'Uct Joton G va1en11ne "" •nd•••clual. ~I 8 ur"1nq Tr•t Ro•d. Newpo,., 8~•<" (4l1fe>mtt1~76e0 Thi\ bu\•~\ •\ conaucted bv a Q~Mt•I ..,..,.trwr\>f'ttO R M (,ampoell G@neral Partner fl'l1~ .. 1.tement w11-. Mf'O .,,,,.. trw: County Cl~rtt cl OrJn~ Counfy o~ Jun. IJ, 191' ~~~~~~:::a: ~r:,::•=:==~~~n:, PtJbliSt\Nj Or ctn~ Coil\t Ottfly P•lot, IS' on ttor 'IO da¥\ proo• 10 th• rPour\1 Junt ·~ 1l, l0 <)no Juty I. 1'/J lo< cerufkatt. or 2338 /8 B WMn ftoe nu..-• ol •J>llrt<lltet\ in Ha1nln9 In tt"wt •rea P•<ertd" tt r•Uo ot on~ to five °' C When lhl' 11-can \/low tto<tt 11 " replacing at le<>~t 1130 01 •h m~m bershtp lf'lr<>uqn dpprrnU<•\ntO lrctln PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 8USINESS HAME STATEMENT 1nq on an ..tnnuat ba-\1' \t1tt~wu.~ 0' n•\' ,.._ loolly,or ll'<IVATF ll•St N•thOI\. Unol 0, rt'•· foUow•no per\On '' d0•"9 bu\1 0 . wr.en ,,... ControKtor oro.,dP\ HunltnQlon Buen. C..ttlorn•d '121>41 ~v1den<• INt hf. emptoy' rPQ•S"'t"d ~-tvmono Ja.me\ Howdrd, t ll.t St apprPnh<-tt on illl Of n1;. <Otur6<h on M~r y\ (I Long 8t-•ch. Ca1tfott·u4 an enn1>al a~r-at not ltt" '""'n OM 'IOSIJ •Pf,.!"~~t~:~::'',!~~":,~~~o '""~" r rw. ou~1,._~, ,, concM.t~ nv an 1n COtttr1buflOMo to fL#Mf< '''•bf•thed tor OiWiOVdlR•yrnond Jd'"""'SHOWMO the .om1n1strctt1on ot •PO'tnt1c•sh1p t "'~ \fMfll'fTll'"nt -~ ttfed with fl'\ip program\ it hP e-mptoy'\ rf"C)1\t~rf"d •o Count• c1.-rk of OrctnQt" Count¥ on ~~::~:::. ,•::;..M:,.~~n<:;t~.!:~ JU~ I), 1979 ,_1' Publt\ned Or-.nQI' C.0.sl Daoly P.>ot J~~ t~ 2J. )0 dn<I July I , 1'11 and'' 01,., ConlrilKtor\ on tnr oub• < wor•s '''" M"f' "'-"•"'O \UCh contrtt>u lion• lt.p Contrtc10f anO dnY \uDContr.te tor undf'r .,.,,, v-.11 <ome>ltt w1tr' ttw-'' Qu1r~menl\ ot s.<:tion 111: S •no 111~,. '"the ttmplaymt"til o4 aop.t('f'lh<~ tntormdtt0n rf'l•l•Y~ to 11tpprrn Ul t 18 PUBLIC NOTICE A·nllf Uc~s.h•P standard\ W"Of' \C"'t'OUlt"\ HOT I Ct t o Cft:Di IONS -ano olll~r reoulf•ment\ '""• II<• oo Ho. A·'li61t tatned from lllr Otrf'CIO<' of lndu\t .. al SUPERIC>tt COURT OF' THE Rel•Hon\, u offt< IO,,.. Admtn••tr•tor ST ATE Of' CALI FOAHIA FOA cl Apprenttet,ntP S•n Fr.tn< 1sco. TMIE COUNTY OF' OAAHGE Olltorn••. or from ttw 01v1\1on Of Ap •n the M.tlte• ol '"" E•l.,te of 11ren1tcr1n1p SlandllrO\ 11n0 '" br.-i>cn MAUOE-v AS8UAY. Ot>c..-. otttct'\ NOT l(f IS HfAEllY GIVE N to FICTITIOUS 8US1HESS NAME STAT EMENT NOTICE IS HEAEf\Y GIVEN '""'' Clf'<l•IOf' f\d••no cla•m\ .oQatn\I Ille FICTITIOUS BUSINESS thP Moullon·NIQUf'I Waler Q,;lrocl "''11 \a1d apcrdM>I to ftlr '°""'claim\ tn Ille HAME STATE ME HT rtutve \Mlecl -al '"~ office of Olt•C• of I~ cleric of 11\e afOf'<'Utd I tu! fo11ow1BQ pe.rs.on1 Me Oolno bu~1nt\$ a s GALERlf LA ROCHELLE. ISSO so. Cea\! HtQflway. LaQun11 B~acr.. CA 916$1 Rot>trl and Charlene F r11chle•. U013 Old Har1>0r Lane. t: 21S. Mdron.t 0.1 Apy, CA 90241 Tn" bu~n"1\ t~ conducttd bY 4n .n dlv1dua1 AOberl Fruchlrr Tf1>> ''"'"""'"' wll\ 1111'<1 wtln tnt County Clerk ot Or.lnQt' CounJy on Junes. 1978 Th~ to11ow1no persons aJe dom11 Bovtp Enol,.......ronQ Corpor.\llon, •SO• court or lo pre\4!'11 ll'lt'm lo the un-buslnen a• Oudtl Stre~I. Ntwpon Rr .. cn d~r\1Qnt'd a11neot11ceol JOSEPH E. CHEROKEE RACING TEAM CallfO•ntd UI) to'"" lteu• of to. m on 8( RBE RICH, GETZ. AIKENS. & 16692 8 Hal, Avenue. '""n' July u . 1918·"' WhtCll , ...... ""°plate MANNINC., S'IOO Wll'>fltr• Bl•d . Su11e CalUornl& 9211• thPy Wiii be OUDll<•• 0~nPC1 and rP~O IM. LOS A"91"le~. ca 'l()l)JI,, Wlltcn Jal Sabre E119l.-rino Corooratlon. a Sald 1ntfd lllck Shall Ill' 1°' lhP dO<nq le• olflr 1• •• '"" oloK-' of bu\tnes• ot 11\1> Caltlornla co.-oorallon. ~ Carob ct the public wor' llert!1no1tore uMN\lqN'CI In .ill matll'f( ~rta•nlno N~woort ee.<h, CAHfomfacn'60 OeSC.rlbed atKI' or~re<I •n lhif-\Aid 't' to '5-•)•0 f'\t•tr Suen (ld1ms with the Th1\ btl'tlMis 1\ c°"°"cted by d cor Wlutt0n M't l'\\dfV vouchf!ir"t mu'\t bf'!' ftff'd or oor•Uon E•ch bjO t7 PtOOO~t \half bf' ma~ or~\f'ntf'<S '"" ffl0f'~au1 w1ttun four S~e E1"19t~1no Corp °"'~no suom1ttfld on,. form to .,.. Ob month\ ,., ..... lhft ,.,~ publlc.•t1on Of Awwu E Cteveooin ta•ne-d •t t""' ott1cr 01 Boy1r-£ r'HJ•n~r UH\ "oh c,.. Prk.id@nt 1nQ Cor~~ttOf'I 1S01 Outtll '>ltfl'tit 0 4ttf'd Junt-'• 1q71 This s1•1-nl we\ llled wtlh 11>@ NewPOrt Bff<r. C..1ttorn1" f"'" bod LOl ... JEANNf COAMIEI< County C.t•rk o1 Oritnoe County on or C>rOpO\.al mu\I bl" ¥comol\mro 0 "' • E•Kuttt• ot lht' ••H Jun"" 13. 1918 (cJ\f'uer \ c~k °"<ht'<"<• rt1t1f'd by J ot \.4110 dr«t!dPnl FO"S.02 Publt\ned ()ranq!' Coe\! 0••1~ PtlQI F°'6SJS 1145 18 Publlsl'>fd Or-Coal! O&lly Piiot JunP. 16, 1) lO "" "'SPOn\lblf'twtnkor"b"l<lt'r \l>Ond'O• JOSEl'H E BER8ER1CH en •mount nol I~• tMn 10 ot ltoe OETl,AllCEHS&MANHtHC. tJmount ot thtt b10 or or '"'° to••• AnorfteYi·••·U• JUM JO. July 7. • 21. 1918 2S2).18 PUBLIC NOTICE PiCTITIOUS 8USIHESS PUBLIC NOTICE •moun1 tor •h•cn ttw-v wilt 1t«1P1 " Switt 110 contract .,,., ...-IMOb•t' to ,,... or stOO Wllslur. 81Yd Ol'r or 1n '"" 1,wor of tlK' Moullon LO\ An'''"· CA t00l6 N•QV•I Wal•• 01\lr KI fd(lt W<h b•d Ttl UUt IJl~Jll or 01000"'' ""~"bf' "'••eo •nO '''"° •1 Pu1>1tsned OranQP C<ld<I Daily Poot :::: .~:::; ~n ~ ... ~~?.~~~~!v~~= 1>1'10 .. June 16, 23, JO Juh "18 mt-11 HAME STATEMENT FICITIOUS 8USIHESS bu~~n~s~o~~owlnQ ~rwns ••e dotnQ HAME STATEMENT sh•ll ~ q1wn •\ QuManl,... '"'" "'" The follow1nQ ~ri~' •rt Clofno b10CS-r will t-nt~r into .t contr..ct ,t Tr.e •DOW rne11t-( ..... ~or l>OnO PUBLIC NOTI CE Bu~~~,:i,i~.J!I Broadway L•11una buslnus '" •ward~,,.... work •no woll ""tld•mt'd Uf'JI E ACE SIGN COMPANY. IH E 11th II\ llQutdalf'CI damM1"<" llW' \U<V<\lul HOTICEOFTRUSTEE'SSALE •rt E Mlllt• lW'll 8"a<h Rolld. SI rt et, Cost<l~w. C.1110fnla9 b•Oder reluW'> lo enttr onto llw <on C<Jpl~~~~:e;~~;,~;~~·~~=:'~'Aano l M Bol'llen Signs & N_,. USE tra<t o .. July u , 1o1~. al 9 oo ~.~~':; '.3:~ Ao110. Pawaena. (Alltornla lllh Street, ~1• Meia, Caltlornoa The su«e•sh.ll bt1JOl'r will ~ rt' T Ftn .. ncleJ ~~•••<•nQ Co . Inc . a T111s bustneu " conouel~d by <1 97671 Quired to'"'"''"• paym~nl l>OnO on "n ta11torn1~ cori•o•••"'" ••duly aPPotnl general part,..rslllp L M Bol'lltn. IJS E 11th Strttl, •mount "'l~I 10 ioo• 0' '"~ contrnct ea Tru\let' under and p<;r\Uanl to Oe~ Murray Feick~• Costa Mt\.A, C.lltorn1a 92621 Price •Ma t111lhlul ~rlormanct' bond ot Tru\I r~corlled NO•~mb<lr $, 191', '" Earl E Miiier This buslneu Is <on<lu<led by an un tn an amount <QUAl to 100 of'"" ton lnsl No •169, In tiooa •1787, P"O'! IS'I, Thi• \lntement wa' lllNI w1111 O>t' lncorpor1tlll<I '"-lallon otr.er lttan .. tree I Drl<t'. \<l•d bond< to"'' •~curl'd of Oll1c1 .. 1 RNorO< on tr.e office ol tnr ------------County Cler~ of Ortnve Counly on P6rlnersr.lp. lromd\uretycomP<1ny•all\teclor.to c.ounly R~cord•r vi OrAnQff Jun• s, 1918. Larry Michael Bohlen the Moullon-Nl~t Wet,.. 0"'""' CounJy, SI ale ot Ca11Jornte WILL SE Lt FO.OJ Thi\ \laten>enl w ... fllecl will\ 11'1& Alt lt•"1\ ""° conolllot\\ conMtnl'd AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHES Publl\hfo(I °'""°" Coa•t Oally Pl•ot County Cltrk ol Oran11e County on in lht' information 10' btOd•"· 41 8100E R FOR CA~H loo11bl" at FICTITIOUS8USIHESS June'l,16,23.30,1918 Junt20.1918 lacMdtoanOapanol tht'b•dtorm tome Bl"''" 1n ,,.,.tul monev HAMl&STATEMEHT 71441@ FOt6i.4 •"•11 11o•ttrn .. •thOuQlllullvO.\(rlbl'd 10 , .... Un•t .. d .... , .. ,1 ... th~ Tnt tollowlng perwn• are doing Publl•ht'd Ora~ ~st Dally Pilot herein -Y>All •l•o become" P"'' 01 Soutn ttrontl f'nlrancl' tD~~Old Coun June 13. JO~ JuJw 1. 1 •. 1•18 the conlrMI OU\•Mt'\\ as Q•-• • • w 01 1 ly Courttoouw. l'I. '"" City ~ s.t\111 HAI A SHANTY 7JS Biiker. = 0 HJ•·ll The Moullon·NIQu<'I .,... \ "" """· C•lllom•• "" rtQIMI. llllP and rn Co\le Me~. Calttornla '12f>26 rewr••• llW rlc;Jhl 10 '"If'<1 any "nd "11 ltre•I conv~~ to and,,_ held by •1 Berbllra C. Hiii, t31p2 Wa•e. Santa P UBLIC NOTICE ::,~' ~O:,c:';!c~ :;Y,:~ :,::~·=~j ~~ und1r \atd Ofoed of Tr"'t on the orooet Ana, Calllornob, 9110'! PUBLIC NOTICE the''""'' lor Which""" l>td\ •'" 1,,.11 ly \llual.O •n ~td Coul'lY and Slat• Steo...,n G Holl. 13107 Wake S<!nla "--------------1 eel or 10 wal..,. My onformelllv Ind 11,0 O.\crobf'd '" Ana Caltf0<nle 92111'1 F'ICTITIOUS IVSIHl:SS not aflt'Ctfd by l•w Loi l6 of Tre<f No 1040. 1n the City Tllos bu"""'' t\ conductrd by • HAME STATEMENT l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS MOUL TON NIGUEL of tr•tlW, llS-m.>O recorded on BOOO. t1tner11I part,...r\htp ll'le tollow1nv .,.rson' •rt doon11 HAMIE STATEMENT WATE~ DISTRICT )ti Paott l 10 • or><IUS•Y1! of M IS BMbara HOU usin@u •• Tiie fOll-lnQ ~"°" •S Ootnv bu"· A•e.e.-r Oo••• olltneou\ Mal>\, rt<ord\ ol Oun91' Thi\ ··~,-· ..... "'"" Wtll'I ,,,. WALKER PRODUCTIONS, llSI MH •• ~·~tarv (ounly CalllO<n•a Counly Cle•lt. of Or•nQt CounlY on al~r. lrvlM C..llf0<n1•t2114 MORE THAH WOADS. Ul3 Len PuDll\fltd Or-Coa•I O•tly Pilot T"t '"""t .oor .. < -o4r...r com Jun• tJ. 1'78 F0tt01' I• ~!':~V:::'~~i1~:. ~;:,boo ""'°::(~':,':,'9;.C..':::::::.":::J L•n June 16. JO. 1'79 "'•~II ::.~~:·=~·~= 1:'~:.;=~ Pu1>11s""' Or~ Coa<I Dally Piiot .Allee Col"""'" wa11t.er, H1• 8•m uWOOO, lrv1M, Clllfomia t?llS 10 b~ J91 l C•P" A•tnue, 1rv1nt, Jul't' 1•. 13. JO .no July 1 1'78 SI Newoort &.•en, C.l1torn111 Tfllt Du\I~ t\ con<IU<tt<I by en on C•llfornoe 1333·11 1660 dlYldu•I Ttw .. noen~ Tr\l\IH d•~ltlm\ -------------Tto1s buSlneu IS condu<l•d by • Rldww'd A Hardy •n• 11ab1111y fOf any oncorroctnen ot ner•I parlner\h•P Tlllt \1•1-1 w•• filed w•111 ,.,. P UBLIC NOTICE lllt <1rte1 .,_, •n<I otl>@r common J-1 L'fM W•lkf'r County Clerk of Oran~ County on ~-------------1 ae•tgn•llon 1t •nv. \l\own n.rr•n Tiii< •l•ltmfl'll .... flled .. nto ,,,. JUM S. ,.,. C .. '41.'M Said \ale ... 11 be m-. Dul .. 11hou1 c .. ...au ounty (ltrk Of Or•n(lt County on .. .,... 1'·"744 <O•tnant or '"""'""'"· npreu.,. tm ,,,.,., JuM IJ. ,,,. Publlstoeel Or~ (OHi 0.lly Ptlol STATIMl:NT oJ WITHDlllAWAL Plltd regardtnQ title, OOSSHiton, Qt STATIMINT OF' WITHDlllAWAL , ...... Jun• •• 16. "·JO, 1'7t '"OM l'AJITNllllSHll' tncumbr...CH. to PllY ,,,. ,.,,.,.ln•ntl l'lllOM PAlllTNIRSHI,. Publlsht'CI OcAllQI' Coe\I D•llv Piiot ntt-11 The un<ler1'QMOMrtbY \14IH prlntlPAI wm ot tllt> not~l•I stcurP<I Thtlln<leOIQne<!MrMl\ISllltS June 16, U,JO.,,.,July1. "II 1 Tiit llC11tlOVfbUJ .... l'n<t""'of1he Dy \aid OHO ot Tru<t, lo w•I I Tiit llcUllOU\ buslMH namt ol IM 2~·71 PUBLIC NOTICE P•rtner1hlP n FOUNTAIN VAL.LEY n •.)H oo, wllll inler•~I ,,,.r_,, •• Pe•lnersh lp I\ COSTA W E~A OATHOPAEOICMEOIC.ALCllNIC provl<lt'd 1n VICI nottl\), .O••n<IK, of ORTHOPAEDIC MEDICAL. CLINIC 1 The flc11110u\ bU•lllff' "'""' \l•lt tll'ly undtr I~ ttr~ of utd Deed 01 2 Tht llcllll~ ""''"""name \t•lt· 'ICTITIOUS IUSIJlll:SS menl ol llW PM1""""'P w•t Ill.cl In Trull. fftl'l. ch8roes and uoen~ ot .... nt Of lht' P3rlnerShlp ..... '"*" In HAMii: STATIEMIHT .. Or•"9• County. C..llforn1 .. on July tl, lllt Tru\IH -ol '"" trusts crealtd or-e C-IY. C..llfO<'nt• on July IJ, PUBLIC NOTICE The lollowl"9 porson• art doon,. 1'1• bf 'Mild OetOof Tru\t "~··T ... orlnc•J')lll PIAct of bu•; nm 01 bUtlne~s ~·H G K 0 L 0 H E A 0 th! r::..~:-.:.r:: .~a:-.;,:,'.:'!'~.·:,::i Tr~~~ ~·.:..·:~::;: ~;u::~d !:.-:'a:' lht PertnttnhlP ts IO<alttd at 1H '1C'TITIOUS BU$1JlllEH GAOWER1GROWEAS CHOIC-f"" WarMr Aw,,.,., Suitt :161. Founletn llveroa 10 lh* un<Htr\l-td a written Victoria Slr .. 1, Suitt tB, Co"• ~u. NAMI! STAT•M•NT C)OG~ RUH FREE. IHC , TuWH ~· C.•lllornle '1627 I Th• toll-lnQ porM>n 11 doll\Q t>usl ADVERTISE RS, 172U Yon K•rmtn. V•lley, Cetltotnl• '110I. Otttertlton Of Oeteull -Demand 4 The P"'1-wllhelr•wlno from tM -., lrYIN, C•lll tt71• • Tiit Pe'1,.... wll'*-lflf lrorn ,,.. for ~Ale, and " "'""~" HOllU ot l'•rlnettl>IP I\ ROlll!lllT I BtELl!H, THE rATHER"S F'URNITUR!!. IF DOC;S lf\1N l'1U!'.1!, INC • Pert,,.r\lllP" lllOlll!lllT J 8JC!lEH, Ottaull -EIKllon 10 ~ti TIM un M.O. IHC .. A c..111.,,.,,1e corp0ra11on, 116~ Oo,.1t Lane, Cotl• Meu. CA C•llfOfllle coroo•allon, inn .Jon MD• IHC., • C..lllO<"n•• coroor•llon dor\IQntd uused u •d Holl<• 01 •hO\t eddreu t• uo1 Wot uvot• ,~,, K•rm•n '""'""· C.lllorftl• '1114 whOH .OO•tH " 1701 w .. t L .. •1• 0.ftull ""° Ell'Cllon to Sell to 1W '' • *· Or8"91, c.. '160I O.r•ld 8 a.rrinoor. 11 .. Oo<MI Tiii• llUJI-" COn<lliUed bY. (Of' • *· 0•-· Ce "''°' cord.a In ,,,. ,_,, -· '"' t"ffl JOtlH CARLISLE 8~0WN. une. Cotl• Mtwo, CA.,,,. poollon JOttH CARLISLt lllllOWH proe>etly I\ to< et ta M O ~HC "I Tiii\ Du'l,.,.l h c-.cled Dy an In 11 ~ A11n Fr .. Int M 0 ·INC 011• JllM I). tt7• O.-el P•'1,... dllldU•I M,..,,.tf Kaur ~et Parlner 1'.,., I l'<Mn<t•t J°"" C..Wtt•lt Brown. <;.raid II 0•rr"'9ftt Pnr>ldltnl JO!WI C.-ll~lt llrown Sar••tll'IQ C.o 1.-C ,....,,_1 Tl•I• •tel-I ,._. m.a wllh ttoe 11111 n•-• ,.., lilf!d w11n IN Pr-4 C..lllOf'll'•<O<'PO<'•llOft W ,.ATllllCA O'lll.,ll. Jiii County Cltrt• el Or•~ County Ori Cllll"l'I' Cl•r11 el Ort~ c-1, Ofl W. PATltlat O'K •• , •• Jiii <t\ TrUJI" Att--.y M LllW JuM s 1'11 Jun<1 \, ttlt AltWMY a4 Uw nv te.e~ ll••H. • JllH111 MaM " • , ... ''" ,,_I , .. ,... • Nwtll llMM M , s.. 1'M 1 '"'' .. Ollictt k ll'I• A"•• CA '"91 ""'tlt...0 Or~ Coe\1 O..lly Piiot, l'Vlllh* 0.-C'-•I 0..lly Piiot iMta AM, C4 tt1tl f11111>f1\llt0 Or..-ot COIO•I C>.tlly ,.ltol. Publl\hed 0raft9' Co.st O••ly Piiot JuM • ••• u.>O .. ,. Juntt ..... 2l ,, ltl't P\11>11\""° Or-(M\t O•llY l'llGI Jun• u. )0. JlllY '· ,.,. J...,. JO, Jul. 1, 14 )1 tt1' • UZ0.71 JJJ0.11 1171 11 J-JO, JI/Av I 14 11 1•11 2Ut It PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE '