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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978-08-25 - Orange Coast Pilot' ' ' . ............................................................. :J Singer Robbed; Supermarket . ,, I: lo i" v· Fri~nd Raped; Strike Ends; ,, . ts Held Clerks Return ystery loaks . FRIDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 2S, 1978 VOL. 11, NO. IP,• HCTIOMS, .. PAORS eneva Laguna E'ire Mystery Room Discovered BJ STEVE MITCHELL Of .. o.lty PM« StMf I Firemen uncovered a hidden cellar room complete with psychedelic wall paint, old girlie magazines, a chair and a mat· t tress when they extinguished a , floor furnace fire in an old When fire crews arrived at the 7:15 a.m. blaze, they quickly ex- tinsruished the smouldering pillow and removed the blackened floor furnace, the linoleum floor covering and several floor studs. · 'Geez, look at this," one fireman exclaimed. Underneath the blackened floor boards was a Laguna Beach home this morn-ing. The fire at 479 Ocean Ave., across the street from the fire station, was ignited when a pillow fell onto the floor furnace, firemeo said. six-foot-deep hole. Firefighters trained flashlights on the darkened ce· ment cellar area, revealing furniture and a bookcase below. Two Arrested ·In Robbery The owner, Elsie Loge, who rents out the wooden home at the corner of Ocean and Forest A venue. said she had no idea there was another room in the building. And neither did her tenants. who crowded around firemen to get a look at the mystery room. Of Hit Singer "I've owned the place for at least 10 years," Mrs. Loge said, LADERA HEIGHTS (AP) -shaking her head. s ,,ua·n t and Shoot A member ot the Commodores A fireman lay on his stomach . pop group bas been robbed at and reached down into the room, gunpoint, bis 20-year-old female extracting a 1967 copy of a girlie companion raped and the $43,000 magazine. Rolls Royce of a friend stolen, The scantily clad woman on Jack Moyer lines up a shot by candlelight at a Key West, Fla., pool hall. Residents are getting used to blackouts of electrici- ty, which have occurred during the past 26 days. accoTding to sheriff's deputies. the cover wore an old-style bouf· Deputies said they spotted the, rant hairstyle. -~ . __ _ _ . . stolen carsoorr1dter the incident' ------a~mifflffier when tlfis-stun--Bu/I Be h Thursday,andarrestedKenneth used to be racy?" asked a s k t St ik ac C!tc1~~~~:.orJ 1:m>;:!~!~· ~ fireman flipping through the upermar e r e kie two were-booted for1nvesti1a-pa~. or the reach of firemen For ] ac · ? tion of robbeey, rape. grand was an old Life magazine, and E ds w· h A a ~ theft and burgldry, said sheriff's one of th~ crew members n It ccor GAY HEAD. Mass. <AP) deputy Merlin-Poppleton. Oasbed bis light on a newspaper Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis' Ronald LaPread, 28, bass with a 1953datellne. private beach a haven for player with the Commodores, Lights trained on the rear of By KATHY CLANCY will be given a 70-cent an hour nudists'! bis female friend, and Lemmon the room showed a fluores<:ent cw•o.MJ,......... pay raise this year and so cents That could be one result it M ere robbed o1 (See ltOOJI, Page-M -s~...;~:~ liour TOrme two rem1Wllltg _iili2to--r ~r 1mon nas ~~~1;~~~~~~~~~;~~§§§~§~~~~~4~ ~~~-~~b• ~-a~N~~ two men who then toolr turmr Ar away their plcket signs and re-Food Employers Council and beaches on Mutba's Vine~ard. raplnathewomanintbegarage, 8 r ests turned to work today as their RetaUClertsUnionsaidtheset· urged Thursday that Mrs. Poppleton said. five-day~dwalkoutended. tlement olfers increased pension Onassis open her newly acquired Tbe men Oed in the car, which .,..___ • Under terms of a tentative and health benefits along with $1.1 million property to the waa later spotted by deputies, . l•.lllMeUSe three-year aettlement reached improved night work premiums. public, including nudists wbo who gave chase. Mitchell and late Tbunlday night, tbe clerks "It was more than we wanted frolic 00 a beach abutting her tbe juvenile were arreated as On S · to 1lve them, yes," said Robett land. they strualed to get out of the ex Rap Voight, spokesman for the Food "That's the best stretch of car but were unable to find the Belt-'_. by Bible? Employers Council, "but it was beach on the island," said interior door handles ln the 1975 A Coeta Mesa masseuse was "° a lot less than they were ask· s· 31 Rolls Royce, Poppleton said. ing... 1mon. . The Commodores bav& one of arrested by undercover police 8500 000 Asked tbe top ..sellina singles in the officers. Thursday evening. ' Tbe clerks, including 20,000 t "T'bree Times A Police allege she offered a sex-A -oman wbo claims that she employed at Oran1e County • cLaoduyn .• ry' ual act for $20, investt1ators ... markets, walked off their Jobi a.Id todav. was struck and injured ~ a "··-..a-....... ., b Bibi hil tt n Ins early ~Y to press con~a .. ~ Taken into cu1tody on a eavy e w e a e demands. Freeway or Not? • GROUP BOOSIS cbarie ol solicitation wu »-s erv lees at the for mer Kelodyland theater in Anaheim Tbe strike ended aft.er one day year-old Doris Rochelle Cox, an bu 1ued the alleged wielder ol for clerkl at four major chains employee of Mesa Sauna at 1988 tbe Bible for uoo.ooo In after an lntertm manaaement· LOS ANGELES <AP> -TM fate of the Ions-delayed Century Freeway may be decided wit.bin 60 days when Secretary of Transportation Brock Adams says he will decide whether the freeway should be tlntabed. Adams took a tour of tbe 17·mile route of the proposed freeway Thursday as part of a na- tionwide review of unllnlabed sections of a federal intentate freeway system. f r l IWJIO DIUM4 · Radio'• tolden day1 are alive and well for tbe Society to Preserve and Encouraae Radio Drasn•, Varlet; and Comedy. s.e FeaturiQI, Pase Bl. ~~~ bed tnvestiptor Dennis HOllfeld d1ma1ea. union aareement was reac . said she posted tbe tsoo ball and Claudia \". Cazett claims in Some 1,100 markets lo 11 other was releued from cuatody ber Oranae County Superior chains stayed open at reduced I I •'--6 ao lo Iden Court lawsuit that Ardlen hours wtth supervisory person· ,oJ owins UJllC : p.m. c t. ..:..... 1 nd 1 hired non .... ion Tbe woman alle1edly told McDaniel was carelesaly warn.. Re a new Y • ... u police she la makln1 an averaie tbe Bible about durinl services workers. of $100 a day u a muaeuae. at Melodyland on Aua. 21, im. <See STIUKE, Pa1e AU '> • • Demands _ For Real Or Hoax? GENEVA. Switzerland fAPl -The passengers and crew of a TWA jet.liner from New York left the plane safely today aft.er a mysterious seven·hour in· terlude that authorities said was either a hijacking or a hoax. Amid general confusion at the airport, Geneva Police Chief Guy Fontanel told reporters "we c a nnot rule out " either ' possibility. The incident began when someone dropped a list of de- mands into the lap of a sleeping stewardess. The passengers walked off the Boeing 707 less than an hour before a 5 p.m. (9 a.m. PDT> deadline set by a person or persons calling themselves a ..task force of revolutionary soliders ·'demanding rreedom for former Nazi deputy Fuehrer Rudolf Hess, for Robert F. Ken· nedy's assassin Sirhan Sirhan and for five jailed Croatian hi· jackers. Fontanel said after the plane landed here that there were "several-" hl}ackers. But-be later said no one had seen a hi- jacker after the 19-page list of bizarre demands was dumped into the sleeping stewardess' lap. "We would like to find out who <See ID.JACK. Pa1e A1> Co ast Sunny through Saturday but patchy low clouds in early morning hours along coast. Lows tonight S7 to 62. Highs Saturday from 70 to 73 at beaches to 82 to 86 inland. I NSIDE TODA~ Upcoming ntntaiwMnt thol'1 rated .A dctt• -*A B and ts dacrtbed °" Pof1e Cl. • ••• . ~ 1 I t l ' d j1 al ' 'l Ca lf1 Uo --· CWLYPfl..OT A Oraat• Ce"at~ llaerlff'a DepaUel .... _..., !My 11W don'\ bow •Ml prompted a two-~ ......_., chue 'l'\m- d11 tUt ...... tM ........ ol u ell•~ ftllllAI driver. 1"'9 .......... ldMldned toda1 • ~ aoMrt Otiwr enq. ..... ,....,..IJlt frcim Jamika wtto Nee!Dtl1 ti.ad..._ Uvlq le Oltlrh f . __ t~ SMn« Lt.. .......... a....,e _.a,..._._ HwM.lr M. ~••Y, lt. llad bftn vlifUaa lAV7'1 brother .. Su Ditt!.....~ weN • rouc. to""' Yon -t.b• Incident OttW"ftCI TuelUy fJ Prom N York. be said, the -P Ir planned to move back to •Jamaica. Accordlna to authorilles, a U· Haul van, dnven by B:rtctce. al· legedly ran lhrouth lbe U.S. Border Patrol cbdpoint station near San Onofre and touched off a l'hase that included vehicles from the Border Patrol, San Clemente police, the California Highway Patrol and sheriff's of. nee. The chase along the San Dleto Freeway ended al Alicia Parkway in Mission Viejo when the van crashed into a freeway fence , Benson said. Along the way though, Benson r eported. the van alleaedly rammed one sheriff's and one Highway Patrol car. Levy surrended to deputies, Bemon 1ald, but Bridge alleged· ly struck one CHP officer in the head with a club-like instru- ment, then was shot in the chest by a sheriff's deputy. He died three hours later in Sa ddleback Community Hospital. Benson said a search of the van revealed no contraband and neither Levy nor Brid&e has a criminal history. Benson said toxicological tests will be performed on Bridge lo determine any presence of narcotics. Benson said Levy so far "isn't saying much" and has shed no light on what prompted his com· panion lo flee officers, ram law enforcement units or strike the CHP officer. Levy was to be arraigned lo· day in South Orange County Municipal Court on a misde- meanor charge or resisting ar- rest. Benson said. He termed t.he charge a kind of "autorn,tic thing'' in cases where a sbspect bas been un- cooperative at the time ol ar· rest. Investigation in the case is continuing, Benson said, and the name or the deputy who fired the fatal shot. is not being released as vet. The injured CHP officer, Harry Langefeld, had numerous stitches lo close a head gash, Benson said, and is expected to be off his job for several more days. Man Stricken On Coastal Fishing Trip A fishing trip ended unexpect- edly today for a 79-year-old man who collapsed while aboard a charter boat cruising off Hunt· angton Beach. Ralph MacFarlan wa s transferred from the fishing boat Western Pride, out of Ne wport Beach, to the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Point Divide which rushed to the scene after intercepting the boat's distress call. From the cutter, MacFarlan was taken aboard a Coast Guard rescue helicopter and flown lo Hoag Memorial Hospital. A hospital spokesman said Mac Farlan appar ently wasn't quite as ill as originally thought. He was treated and released. s • Af'W'"-'9 NEWL.YWEDe PLAN TO LM! IN CORONA oa MAR Actor George Kennedy and.,.. Joan McCarthy l',....P.,,eAJ ROOM ••• lime green wall, wlth black swirls painted onto the. cement surface. "I hope no one thinks I'm nm· Ding a still down there,'· Mrs. Loge quipped. Firemen speculated the former owner just boarded up the stairway to the room and put linoleum over it. "Hey, you can get another $250 a month for that room," one fireman laughed. But Mrs. Loge said sbe had no intention of renting a bootleg room to anyone. "It was just a suggestion," the fireman shrugged 'Bs he carried fire equipment back out to the truck. Firemen placed the damage tp the building at about $3,000. And Mrs. Loge walked off to talk with her insurance representative. .. I don't know what I'm going to do with the room." she said. "I'll probably just cover it back up." But not until she can gel down lo grab that Life magaiine Oscar Winner Kennedy Wed In Santa Ana Academy award winning actor George Kennedy, 53, was mar- ried Thursday in a quick and surprise wedding ceremony in the Orange County courthouse in Santa Ana. Kennedy married Joan McCarthy, 46, in a brief ceremony in a small offic(' in the county clerk's office. (s- Performing the ceremony was deputy commissioner of mar· riages Roberta Eicher. The actor and bis bride went to the clerk's office shortly after noon to obtain a marriage license. They left the office but re- turned a rew minutes later lo ask if they could be married im- mediately. The beaming couple ten the clerk's office immediately after mentioning to a worker they planned lo live in Corona del Mar. The Kennedys gave their ad· dress for wedding license purposes as 16063 Royal Oak Drive, Encino. Three Brush Fires· Now Under Control By Tbe Asaoclat.ed Preta A series of brush firea that charred more than 3,300 acra ln Riverside, Orange and Ventura counties were considered under control today as foresters turned efforts to mop.up operations. In Riverside County, a 2,500- acre brush fare in the Sedco Rills near Lake Elsinore that i.QJured five firefighters -including one who suffered second-and third- degree burns -was broucht un-der control Thursday Di1bt, of. ficials said. A "potentially major" fire that broke out Thursday in dry brush in the rugged Lamb Can· yon section of Riverside Coun· ty. about IS miles south of Beau- mont, was quickly controlled, a spokesman for the state Division or Forestrv said. l' ..... P.,,eAJ STRIKE ... Bob McGrath, spokesman for the Retail Clerks Union, called the tentative agreement "a fine contract" today. While Voight said union leaders would recommend ratifi c ation or the 'offer, McGrath sajd in some instances leaders would present its terms without making a recommend&· lion. The final vote by union mem· bers won't be tallied until the month's end. Voight noted the council ob- ta in ed a restraining order ThurSday prohibiting vandalism by pickets. A brush· fire in a 303·acre sec· tion of the Cleveland National Forest was brought under con-trol by 6 p.m. Thursday, just as it was about lo threaten homes in Orange County's Silverado Canyon. Another brush fire blackened about 100 acres in a field of wild oats Thursday before it was con-tained on the outskirts of Simi in Ventura County, said Anna Jagerson of the Simi Valley Fire Department. She s aid there were no injuries and no damage to any structures. In the eastern section of Ven· tura County, firefighters held a brush fire in the Box Canyon area of Santa Susanna Pass lo about one acre and extinguished the blaze in less than 30 minutes. A blaze that temporarily shut down three Southern California Edison Co. power lines and charred 426 acres near Moorpark College in Ventura County's Happy Canyon was ,•ontrolled Tuesdav night. Mayors Group Halts Dinner, Booze Parties BERKELEY CAPl -A group of city mayors has called a halt lo a 28-year practice of tossing lavish monthly dinner-and·booze meetings for each other. with the taxpayer picking up the tab. The decision came after a 1 bubarb"'"'between: Berkeley .Abducted Boy, a, Rescued CINCINNA11 <AP) -The kid· napped 3-year-otd son ot a prom- inent Cincinnati restaurateur was rescued safely near the airport today. and a man was arrested whlle trYtn1 to pick lq) a ransom. the FBl said. FBI agent.I said Bruce Nellon Battier, 3'. of Cinclnn1U, wu taken lnlo custody tn eonnectkla with Thunday's kidnapplQI of Jason Com.laar. "Ever'Ythiu Just turned out terrifk,'1 salcf lllcbael Comllar. the boy's father. "Everything is just fine." Comisar. standing in the street in front of his house, declined to answer questions about the incident. Baltzer was apprehended at the G realer Cincinnati Airport in Covm.ton, Ky., said Thomas Kitchens, apeclal 11ent In charge of the Cincinnati office of the FBI. According to the agent, Baltzer grabbed the money, climbed into a car, shoved the youngster out, ''and then we moved in." As tbe car sped away. it tried to run over an FBI agent, Kitchens said. ·•one shot was fired. It did not hit him <Baltier>." be said. The s hot s hattered the windshield on the car and the FBI said Baltzer was beint treated for cuts at a hospital. Kitchens did not disclose the amount of the ransom. The kidnapper, described as "extremely thin" and about 30, snatched blond-haired and blue- eyed Jason Comisar after rob· bing and burglarlzing the home. His mother, Kathy, 26, told friends the man "just walked in" to their fashionable brick home in suburban North Avon· dale about 3:30 p.m. The boy's rather is vice presi- dent or a family-run restaurant operation which includes the well· known Maisonette. Bi, li111•g Amm.&.ta WililHippq NAJROBJ, .geaya·· CAPl -Uainda·s Prelldeat Idl Ailila bal come out on top ID an encounter wlth • wild hippo. Radio Upnda laid. Amma&ai saUJ.q with lat. cbllcl'e'D on a lake at Entebbe Wednesday night when he wu cbaraed by the anima1. the radio 1atd Tburaday. AltbouOi It WU dark, Amin shot and killed the. hlppopotam•, tbe report monltored here aaid. Amln reportedly 1bowed .the body of the en'lmal to aov· emment offldaJs Tbun· day and d1rected that lt be stuffed and mounted at hia "Cape Town Villa" at En- tebbe. Newport Firm Louisiana Probe Target? A Newport Beach-based in· surance company apparently is the target of a Louisiana arand jury probe over disposition of the company's assets. According lo newspaper ac- counts. the probe centers on the Roger Williams Insurance Com- pany. 3822 Campus Drive, and its parem. company. the Reial Group, Inc. The reports indicate the probe is based on the issuance of a Louisiana license to the firm. beaded by former Modesto police chief Robert L. Meats. Louisiana state law requires a minimum of $1 million in assets before licenses are issued and there appears lo be some ques- tion about the status of assets beld in three Oranae County. based banks -Heritage, City National and American State. Meester was not in bis olflce today and could not be reached for comment. ... ~ P..-ft~AJ IDJACK ••• placed the ~ into the lap Ol the ....,... lai4 Poatanet after the~ wen taken to a 1ecurit1 lfftlo11 of th• airport ta uader90 questioning. Tbe "task force" threatened la a written meap" to blow up the plane by 5:30 p.m by remote control lf the demands were not met. The demands directed lhe pilot to take the plane to Co\nll:'in Airport here. the ftigbt •a orl...._. desUnatioo. Airport oJneiaJa taid tare waa no reaction amon1 tbe pauenaers when the ptlot, ap- parently locked aafely in t.be cockplt. announced over tbe ln· tereom tb.ll a.ftemoon that ttl'o ne10Uaton were comiq to the plane. "There was no reaction ao tbe two boarded the plane. As things continued to remaJn qu1et, the passengers were told to leave." one official said. "There was no panicking.·' "All 79 passengers and nine crew members are free... said airport spokesman Daniel Teaseyre. There was no word on whether "hiJackers " had been ap- prehended. TWA officials tn New York S8ld there were 10 crew members. Two blue buses took the pas sengers and crew to the airport terminal. and the airport was closed at 4 · 30 p. m.. ap- parently as authorities prepared for the possible explosion of bombs said lo have been placed in the plane's luggage hold. The plane departed from New York 1'iursday night on a flight to Geneva. Among the passengers was Katarina vanden Heuvel. 18· year-old daughter of Wilham vanden Heuvel. U.S. am· bassador to United Nations of· fices here. The r ed-and·white plane landed al Cointrin Airport at 8 :20 and parked about 300 yards from the terminal build· lng. It was surrounded by a loose cordon of police apparent· ly armed only with handguns. The engines were kept runnina to power t.be cabin air condiUon· ln1 Int.be midaft.ernoon sun. "We are still not sure they are armed. and if they are armed what weapons they carry ... Fon- tanel said at one point. "This is certainly not the usual type of political hijacking. There is ul· ter confusion .. El Toro Man Sues OWners In Dog Bites Damages to be determined in trial court are being demanded by the rather of a 9-year·old El Toro boy who was attacked and badly bitten by two dogs as he played in a field near his home last May 15. Na med as defendants in the Orange County Superior Court lawsuit filed by Drago Atanasovska, 24232 Twig St .. are Gary Reynolds. Maria Peterson and James Spigner. They a re identified a s "own ers and keepers·· of two pit bull dogs that allegedly attacked a nd s avaged the plaintiff's son, Drago Jr Atanasovska claims that the boy. who was rescued from the dogs by a local resident. was bitten in the right arm. shoulder. neck and face. President Carter waves as he arrives at Jackson Lake. Wyo., after a three-day floating trip down the Salmon River. The first family is continuing a 10-day western vacation. The lawsuit states that the boy's injunes include a severed artery in the right arm and the destruction or the right bicep muscle YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHING YEJ! ·------=-=--- Over a quarter century ago a few far-sighted people revolutionized the carpet business. FIRST. the chemical industry developed synthetic fibers. etiminatlng rehance on wool Quality and prOducUon. SECOND. machinery was invented which enabled c.petmg to be manufactured up to 100 times faster. ' _T_H!RD.._and most important. some people_ stuckJhe11 necks out Md risked capital to_put..these deveiapment.a to-worlt..- -·-_., tllrOll9lt ~,a--·---~:v'!:1~~r~:ll =·=~:.~:~ ----·-~ ~itor refused to pay • $181-bW wnat"1f0es Ibis mean to you1 lf means 'lh8lcarpehng ooSls l9ss than 30 years ago. It means that what was once a luxury is now within range of almost everyone It means a selection un- imaginable 30 years ago. ~llU<ft SWtftCo•\I A\I_._, ... 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The gunman banded a clerk at the Albe1Uon'1 Market, 10114 Adams Ave., a note that said, .. oo you bave any of tbese items.·• The clerit took the man to the store office at 8:~ p.m. wbln the thug ordered hhn to fill a brown c::f bac wit.b cash. The t, who wore 1lUM1 and was about 30 yean of ., •• ran out of the store front door and apparenUy Oed the 1cene on root. according to police SJit . Denni• M.n.tn. run up by Berkeley for dinner and booze al His Lordship restaurant . The restaurant has been wail· ing since Jan. 11 for payment of tbe bill, accrued when the city hosted 44 persons at the 13·city Alameda County Mayors Con· ference. The practice has been for each city in turn lo host the conference, and pick up the bill. The auditor said she refused to pay because lt violated city reg- ulations about ustng city funds ror Uquor. Widener denied there wu such a rule . Nev.ibeleu, the conference mayors adopted a Policy this week wbere£n the mayors will ' receive Individual cbttlta for the meals and alcohol they and their 1ueats consume, accordin1 to conlerence executive secretary Howard Gardner. Tbe conference, however, wlU pick Uj the tab1 for 1uest speaJt~ and the press, he said With our family in the carpet business since 1894. we have seen more changes In the last few years than we believed l)OSSibte. creating the greatest consumer growth industry in our economy. After 84 years. it looks like we've only just begun! DEN'S : iiisiillitioii: ·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor 7 t lllJaeking a Mystl'ry • GENEVA, Swlt.Mrland <AP> -TM.,..._.. ... and crew of• TWA jeWner (roal New York Mil the plane 1afely today at Geneva a&rport after a myatertous MVen·hour Interlude that autborltlea uld was Uher • hljackinl or 1 hoax. Amid ~ral contusion 1t the airport-. Swtu Justice ltllru.ter Kun F\araler 11!d "up to now, we canrtot rule out eJtber" PoUlbWty. Jn Waabiniton. the Federal A vi1Uon AdmJnistration said it was "convinced that the incident was a hoax" because airport security equipment any hijacker would have passed through was workln1 properly and a pe1sen1er therefore would not have been able to smuggle ex· pJosives or weaj)Oll8 aboard. Geneva Police Chier Guy Fon· .............. tanet said the incident be1u when IOIMODe dropped• lilt ol d•manda into the lap of a atewardela. But ooe pauenpr later 1ald 1 bewl11ed fellow paasencer srabbed • atewardea and banded ber the demands. The • 'tuk force of revolu· tionary &Oldiera" -u the docu· ment described the "'hijackers" -threatened to blow up the plane by 5:30 p.m. by remote control ii the demands were not. met. authorities said. The ele- m ands included freedom for former Nazi deputy Fuehrer Rudolf Hess. for Robert F. Kennedy's assassin Sirhan Sirhan and for five jailed Croa· tian hijackers. But then the passengers and crew walked off the Boeing 707 about an hour before the deadline. ''Obviously, the peraoft that drew up the letter walked ott with tbe other paaensers," said a TWA spobsman ln New York. Tbe passengers •ere takeiJ by bus to a security section ot the all'DOf't to underso questionioa. Fontanet said aft.er the plane landed here that there were "several" hijackers. But he later aa1d no one bad seen a bl· Jacker after the 19-page list ol bizarre demands was dumped into the sleeping stewardess' lap. "We would like to fmd out who placed the messages into the lap of the hostess," said Fontanet after the passqen were taken to a security section or the airport to undergo q uestionina. The "task force" threatened in a written message to blow up the plane by 5:30 p.m. by remote control lf tbe demands were not met. The demands directed the pUot to take tM plane to Cotntrtn Airport bere, tbe fliPt'• orlliaal destination. Airport officials said tbere was no reaction amon1 tbe pusen,en wbep tbe pilot. ap. parently locked safely in tbe cockpit, announcecl over the in· tercom this afternoon that two neeotlaton were coming to tbe plane. ''There WU DO reaction so tbe two boarded the plane. As tbiDa continued to remam quiet. tie passengers were told to leave." one offtclal said. '"lbere was no panlck:i.ng. ••. "All '19 passengers and nine crew members are free," said airport spokesman Daniel Tesaeyre. Mesa Freeway Revived? State Announces Start of Environmental Study By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Of tloe Dally ...... SUH The California Department of Tran.sportation, reversing its previous policy under political pressure, will begin work next month on a major environmen· tal study or tbe Costa Mesa Freeway <Route 55) corridor. it was announced today. Calling it a "critical first phase" toward improving c irculation on the congested highway, Assemblyman Dennis Mangers said completion of the environmental Impact report could lead to extension or the CofC Asks Voice in Coast Plan By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ol ttle Delly f'iMt Sutt fl'.eeway that ends near Mesa Drive. The original freeway route was adopted 34 years ago. Mangers, D-Huntington Beach, said the state's decision to begin the ElR was prompted by direct negotiation with Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. Mangers said there is .. no question" that Brown asked CalTrans Director Adriana Gianturco to reverse her stand against the study because it is an eJection year. The environmental study to be.rin in September will take between two and three years. Approval of the study cancels previous efforts to remove the freeway route from the state master plan for highways. In a letter to Costa Mesa Mayor Ed McFarland, Ms. Gianturco said the study "will not just limit itself to the alternatives developed to this point, but will also examine new transportation alternatives.•• Mangers said the study will take into a«OUDt the full cor· ridor between the Corona del Mar Freeway and Pacific Coast Highway in Newport Beach. The concerns of Newport Beach. which effectively blocked the rreeway throu&h an initiative in 1972 that eliminated a Pacific Coast freeway and, therefore, a link between it and Route 55, will be considered in the corridor study, said Mangers. "I reel it really gives the city of Costa Mesa all we have asked for the past rew years." said McFarland. wbo was joined by councilmembers Dom Raciti and Norma Hertzog at the 11 a .m. press conference today at (See FREEWAY, Page AZ) Renter Rebates <J/fered 'EVERYTHING TURNED OUT J UST TERRIFIC' FBI Agent Jim Ader Wl1h Jason Comlaar, 3 The Newport Harbor Area Chamber or Commerce says it wants to have a say in the selec- tion or a committee to prepare the document that will return control or its coastal zone to the city of Newport Beach. Pinecreek Investment Com· pany, the largest apartment owner in Costa Mesa. says it will pass on 80 percent or its Proposi- tion 13 property tax savings to apartment dwellers. There will be no rent increases for the remainder or 1978 for the 622 residents or Pinecreek and Pinecreek Village apartments in Costa Mesa, a spokesman said. JUdna,pped Boy, 3, Safe;· Suspect Held In a letter sent this week to Mayor Paul Ryckorr. chamber president Rudy Baron asked that "the marine division ... specifically, and the Chamber of Commerce as a whole, be al· lowed the right of significant in· put as to both the criteria established <Cor committee selection> and the citizens con- sidered ror appointment. .. "Our anticipated tax savings amount to approximately Sl8.!i0 per unit per month," said the spokesman. "We will issue a rent rebate check on each apartment for Sl!i per month for the number of months they have occupied the apartment since July, 1978," be said. CINCINNATI CAP> -The kid-napped 3-year-old son or a prom- inent Cincinnati restaurateur was rescued safely near the airport today, and a man was arrested While trying to pick up a ransom, the FBI said. FBI agents said Bruce Nelson Baltzer, 24, or Cincinnati, was taken into custody in connection with Thursday's kidnapping ol Jason Comisar. "Everything just turned out terrific,'' said Michael Comisar ~e boy's father. "Everything~ just fine." Comisar. standing in the street in front ot bis house, declined to answer questions about the incident. Appointment of the 10 mem- bers for the city's Local Coastal Planning Advisory Committee is threatening to develop into a controversy. .......... 'DARTH VADER' J OtNED STRIKERS IN SAN BERNARDINO Jeff Lehmer Ca n Now Go Beck to Hla Own Gelexy A resident or Pinecreek who stays until the end of the year would receive an overall rebate or S90, he said. Baltzer was apprehended at the Greater Cincinnati Airport in Covington, Ky., said Thomas Kitchens, special agent in charge or the Cincinnati office of the FBI. Under the plan approved by 60, 000 Cl ks D .....: p k According lo the agent. the coastal commission, the e• ~ .-•ng a~ster 8 C els Baltzer grabbed the money, committee is to consist of seven ' • 4 btll climbed into a car, shoved the members. each or whom is ap-Now a t Mesa High youngster out, "and then we <See OIAMBER, Pue AZ) moved in." As the car sped Back s •k Ove Registration packets for stu· away, it tried lo run over an FBI ,• tn e r I dents at Costa Mesa High SchooL agent, Kitchens said. ua.a.vailable-at-tb-e-SCbOO( 2.6so "One shot was fired. It did not 'JI.-# Be--L Fairview Road. hit him <Baltzer)," be said. ~ IBJ&. -TRY CLANCY -. ·~ -.....P.ackeb shordct be "IUcked up The sh_o_Lshai.lN-e-& -tb-r °"" .......... .........--~-~..Jlob..M~snran 1or before registration begins (or ~13'.PetitWns To Be Heard wmCiilileld on the car and ~e _£!._ -lti ~ .r-~=9 ·· ...-Some 60,000 supermarket the Retail ~erb Uruon, called juniors and seniors on Sept. 6 •. FBI saia--Battier was·~eing-rur Jll£n;~· clerks in Oranae and eight other the te~ve agreement .. a fme school officials said. Freshmen treated for cuts at a hospital. Southern California counties put contract today. and sophomores will register the Kitchens did not disclose the GAY HEAD, Mass. <AP> away their picket signs and re· 1 Wb lie Voight said union following day. More information amount or the ransom. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis' turned to work today as their eade.n would recommend is available al 556-3344. The kidna&':r, described as private beach a haven for Cive-day-oldwalkoutended. ratUtcllU~ll. of the offer, "extremely · " and about 30, nudists? Under terms or a tentative McGrath said m some instances SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -'!be snatched blond-haired and blue-That could be one result if three· year settlement reached (See STalKE, P•1e .\2) C~dilorqia SuprePle Court bas eyed Jason Comisar after rob-photographer Peter Simon bas late Thursday night, the clerks Co ast sranted bearings on five peti-bing and burglarizing the home. his .way. wlll be given a 70.cent an hour ~~~~tl~on~s~cb~allie~n~p~n~g~v~ali~·~c11t~y~of~a~~~H~ls~m~ot~he~r,~K~a~th~y~,~26~,~to~l~d~~S~1~m~on~,!a~c~rus~a~d~e~r~fo~r~opeo~~~p~a~~~raise~~this~~ye~ar~an~d~!i0~cen~ts~~~~~~~~~~~~!"===!~~~~~~ new Proposition 13·related law friends the man .. just walked beaches on Marth~~OW' for--the-two rem that pl acea restrictions on in" to their-feshiottabtrbrt-a---1J 11l1qriacflr1S!l1'.(JfJoc....--ovwn-men rtR ..-~--" m on-9)roperty-"tQ fhe Faoct"'Empioyers Council and .ll'.uutSellSe Sunny through Saturday 1t4llCEliia'lietb -k t~if·md:~hbor girl public, tncludtifi nudists who lletail Clerks Union said the set· but patchy low clouds in ~mtices Stanley-Mmk, who sometimes babysits for the frolic oo a beach atbutting her Uement of(en increased pension On S R early morning hours along WUHam Clark Jr. and Wiley Comlsar family said Mrs. land. and health benellts along with eX 8p coast. Lowston.iaht57to62. Manuel voted Thursday to COD· Comisar told her• mother that "That's the beat stretch of improved night work premiums. Highs Saturday Crom 70 to lider the pet!tlons. the abductor knew nothing about beach on the isl•nd, • • aald "It wu more than we wanted A Costa Mesa masseuse was 73 at beaches to 82 to 86 The petiUons contend the law the r1mily, but took the child on-Si~on. 31. to gihve them, yes," said Robert arrested by UDderoover police inland. ii uncoastitutional and that tbe ly when be round nothing else to Voi1 t, spokesman for the Food officers Thursday eunins. employ811 abould get pay raises steal. Employers Council, "but it was PoUce alleae she offered • SU· INSIDE TODA l' Utat eitbet' have been rescinded The boy's rather is vice presi· Hr--'--..1 -Ready 8 lot less than they were Uk· ual act for ...... lnv•stlaa•--or not put f.Dtoettect. dent or a family-run restaurant -wauret.18 ing." said today. -w ...... Upcoming entmaiftmnt BIWN-INJURED OFFERED lfOPE Rip Hopes a Costa M•1 qenc)'. offers tbe braln-~Ured a wa1 Lo returD to the mainstream of life, Featurtng, ,.,.Bl. . operaUonwbichincludesthewell· ~ Be ch Ra Tbe clerks, including 20,000 that'• rot..i A irort1 IDlth B known Maisonette. r Or 8 00 employed at Oran1e County Taken Into custody on a 07ld ti dacribed on Page Ct Rajn in North 87 T1Mt Aaoela&ed Preu A weather front movin1 throu&b the Paclllc Northwest brought showers to the nortbem coaat « CaUforn11, with Crea· cent City near the Ore1on border report.ins about an lncb and a ball of rain. Hundreds of runnen are ex· mukets, walked otf their jobs charae or aoUcttatlon was a. pected to compete in an end«· early Sunday to press contract year·old Doria Rochelle Co:a, an l•tlex the-summer race on the sand demandl. employee ol Mesa Saunl'?at 1• from the Newport Pier to tbe The ltrite ended after one day Charle St. Wedge and back Saturday morn· ror clerks at rour m-Jor chains lnvaUcator Dennis Roafeld ln1. after an lnterlrn manqement· aald ibe l*ted tbe $500 ball and The Newport Beach race. union acreement WIS ruched. was relHHd from cuatody sponsored by Ann and Joe Kin· Some 1.100 mvketl in 11 other tollowlftl the 8:30 p.m. lncldeDL yooe, la to aet under way It a chaiftl allyect open at reduced a.m . The Kln.Yones reported.l)' bqurs with supervisory penoa. The wo111an alle1edly told hid 400 part1dpanta in a •lmllar ael . ind newly hired non·unSoo police abe ti makln& an •veraae 5.6-mlle race held tn Ju.n.e. worken. of SlOO a day u a maueUH • • ' \ • ~ OAILYPtLOT Dopes Dim DiiBn Seek 3 seamen· Senior Building Bid Eyed • Newporl Beach city coull· cUmen will be uked Monday to apend th laat of an $800,000 red•ral 1rant ln buildlnt a multJpurpoM room at the city'• MnJo., cltlHO centtr. Hurt .Bald Eagle Healed, Released Th center, at Flf tb aod Mar•uerlt. avenues ln Corona del Mar, wu purchased with a portion of that '800,000, wbicb wu 1lven to the clty over three )'e•rs u a Houatnc and Com· munlty Development ll'&nt from tu federal Ho\atinl and Urban Development Department. Tho 7 ,500-aquare·foot bulld.tna, which will be used u a combtna· tlon caleterta and auditorium, la put or the master pl•n clty councilmen approved for the center. . SAN CLEMENT£ ISLAND l AP> -MC)do(. • bald Qlle who w.s held ftve yean In c1p- livity after beinl struck by • shot1un blast. bas been released into the wilds ol San Clemeate Island. Tbe white-beaded symbol ol America had a wlnt operation, flying and hunting lessons and was ready for his release Thurs- day , said Ken Nieland , Sacramento Zoo bird curator. Modoc was taken lo Sacramento in 1973 by state game wardens after he was -found wounded by numerous Newport Firm Louisiana Probe Target? A Newport Beach-based in· surance company apparently is the target or a Louisiana grand JUry probe over disposition of the company's assets. According to newspaper ac· counts. the probe centers on the Roger Williams Insurance Com· pany, 3822 Campus Drive. and its parent company, the Regal Group. Inc. The reports indicate the probe 1s based on the issuance of a Louisiana license lo the firm, headed by former Modesto police chief Robert L. Meester. Louisiana state law requires a minimum of $1 million in assets before licenses are issued and there appears to be some ques· tion about the status of assets -held in three Orange County. based banks -Heritage, City NationaJ and American State. Meester was not in his office today and could not be reached for comment. f',....PageAJ STRIKE ..• leaders would present it.11 terms without making a recommenda- tion The final vote by union mem· bers won't be tallied until the month's end. Voight noted the council ob· tained· a restraining order Thursday prohibiting vandalism by·oickets The order, issued by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Geor~e M.. Dell. was not given to markets because of Thursday e vening's settlement, Voight said. He noted the settlement in· eludes amnesty clauses so that clerks won't be punished for al· leged vandahsm and so that clerks who crossed pickets and returned to work won't be fined by the uruon Voight contended clerks had c rossed picket lines in large numbers by Thursday , but McGrath said such instances were isolated. One report in the Saddleback Valley was that up to 89 per~ent of the striking clerks at a Lucky's Market m Lake FOrest had gone back to work, bul McGrath said he could neither confirm nor deny the report. OftAffQE COAST. s DAILY PILOT pellet&. Hl• WU\& he.led badly. Dr. J arnea Roush or Su ta Cruz rebroke and reset thtt wtni laat year. It healed and. back in tbe Si~rra foothills near Sacramen- to, Modoc learned to Oy acaia and catch small animal• ror food. Zoo superintendent Btll Meeker said this laland about 75 • nUes west or San Diego in the Paci fie ocean is ideal H Modoc 's new home because it is virtually uninhabited federal property except. for a few Navy personnel. Modoc is fitted witb a transmitter held by a decom- posable harness so his travels over the coming weeks can be monitored. The radio is expect- ed to drop orr in lhe fall. Curator's assistant Lewis Caldwell said Modoc is "middle· aged" with a 20· to 25-year life expectancy and is expected to survive because "he is a very capable bird." Services Set On Saturday For Pioneer FuneraJ services will be held Saturday at the Long Beacb Scottish Rite Cathedral for pioneer Southern California oilman George Franklin Thagard Sr., who died Tuesday. Mr. Thagard was chairman of the board of the Lunday. Thagard Oil Company. He first entered the oil business ln Tex.as lo 1912. He founded his firm in 1937 in South Gate. Active in community affairs he was a member of the Shriners, past potentate of El Bekal Shrine or Long Beach, a member of the board of the Salvation Army and served the YMCA and Boy Scouts of America. He leaves his widow, Pauline of Downey; two sons, George F. Thagard Jr. of Newport Beach and Raymond Thagard of Downey. a daughter. Lucille El· lig. or P~cos, Tex., seven grandchildren and one great· grandchild. Man Stricken On Coastal Fishing Trip A fishing trip ended unexpect· edly today for a 79-year-old man who collapsed while aboard a charter boat cruisin1 off Hunt- ington Beach. Ralph MacFarlan was transferred from the fishing boat Western Pride, out or Newport Beach, to the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Point Divide which rushed t.o the scene after intercepting the boat's distress can. From the cutter, MacFarlan was taken aboard a Coast Guard rescue helicopter and fiown to Hoag Memorial Hospital, The exisUna buildlo1 on the 1lt.e once served u a school ; Its laraesl room has a moxlmum seatln1 capacity of 200. accord· Ing \o clty ornclals. City officials say the propoeed building will have a maxtmum seaUnc upaclty or 800. There are nearly 2,000 members of the senior citizen or1anlJatlon that runs the center. According to a report for cOUJ\· cilmen from City Manuaer Robert Wynn, there is $398,671 of the federal grant Jen. The lowest bid for the bulldlng is $405,000. But Wynn says the dl.fference can be made up wlth $9.158 of the funds the city re· ceived from leasing the existing buildings to a private school and $2,776 from the parks, beaches and recreation fund. since that is the department charged with overseeing the programs offered at the center. Wynn estimated operating ex- penses for the new building. ten· tatively scheduled for comple· lion by next March, would amount to about $2,000 in utilities cost plus an unspecified cost for maintenance. He also listed expenses of $12.400 to equip it. Mayor Paul Ryckoff. who has consistently advocated a smaller-scale program and center for the city's semor citizens. is expected to oppose the awarding or the contract to contractor with the lowest bid, the Noyes Roach Company of Los Angeles. Gas Explosion Sparks Blaze In Newport A workman at a Newport Beach athletic club escaped serious injury Thursday when he was caught in a gas explosion while lighting a pool heater. Firemen and paramedics called to the Sporting House. 3601 Jamboree Road, said the in· cident occurred at about 11 a.m. when Michael Helmick, 22, of La Habra accidentally touched off the explosion in an outside beater shed. Firemen said a buildup of gas apparenUy occurred as Helmick tried to light the pool beater. He told firemen he was blown backward by the explosion but suffered no serious hljurles. F,....PageAJ FREEWAY. • City Hall. The city has been pushing for the~environmental study that it believes will prove the need for extension of the freeway into the downtown area or at least lead to "operational improvements" on Route 55, known as Newport Boulevard. Accidents on the roadway are four times higher than the state averafe. TPle da1ly traffie count ls more than 77,000 vehicles. Mayor McFarland called the approval of the EIR a ''full com- munity effort," pointing out the support or Maneers and the A hospital spokesman said Costa Mesa Tomorrow and MacFarlan apparently wasn't Citizens for Completion of Route quite as ill as originally thought. 55 community groups. He was trealed and released. "lt is still our opinion that a Bl,.Jt••ll Two Held LADE.RA KE.JGHTS CAP> - A member of the Commodores pop ll'OUI> bes bem robbed at 1unpolnt. bil »~-old eocnpa, ntoo rQlfld ud t.be "3,000 ltolll Roye• ot a frteDd 1to1ea. •cecinl· ln1to1blrifradeputie1. l>eputis sald tMJ qottect u.e stol•o car IOOD after ~ lndctlat Thul'IQy, and arNlted K....u. Yl~boU. 11, of Loa Ancea.. ad hl• 1&-yur-o&d eompamoa. n.e two were booked for lnveldp. tlon of robbery, rape. ''* lh•lt and buralary. aald lberUr1 deput)' Merlin Poppleton. Ronald LaPread, 29. basa pla)'er with the Comm~. hi• temale lriead, and I.Ammon McMillan, 3'1. were robbeid of $100 and Jewelry lo front ol tbe ura1e at McMillan'• bome by two men who then took turDa rapln1 the woman ln the 1ar.,e. Poppleton aald. President Corter w&&v • &Us he •rrlvoa at Jack#on Lake. Wyo .. alter Ii thre ·day nouttna trip down tht: Salmon Rlver. The ftr11l faamtly i» c:ontlnuin1& u lO·day west.em vacation . The men Aed in the car, which was later spotted by del)Uties, who 1ava chue. MitdMll and the juvenile were a.rretted a th~y 11truuled to cet out of tbe <.'ltr but were unable to find the lnt"rtor door handles ln tbe ~ Roll" Royce. Poppleton aaid. Crash Ruins Mesa Woman's Vacation Plall8 A 24-year-old Coal• Meu woman, who had pl1nned w leave for a vacation tn BIR SUr Saturday. suffered mulUple 11'· juries when her car coJllded with a stalled vehicle on Placentia Avenue early today. Officer Mau Letteriello said Connie Jean Barber. 24. or 2944 Pepper Tree Lane suffered !eg injuries and a scalp laceration in the 8:15 p.m. accident near the intersection of Victoria Street. He said she was southbound on Placentia when her car col- lided with a stalled car owned by Richard James Ganett. of Garden Grove. He and bis passenger were shaken but un- injured. Miss Barber was pinned In her auto by the steering col· umn. which had to be cut away. She was taken t.o Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach for emergency treat· ment and released. Irvine Nixes Badbam Fete The Irvine City Council bas turned down a request by a Newport Beach city councilman to pay tribute to Congressman Robert Badbam, R·40tb, who la running for re-elect.Ion in No- vember. Donald Mcinnis of Newport Beach asked that councilmen use city funds for a resolution. letter or plaque saluting Badbam at a Sept. 8 tundra.is· ing dinner and dance. Irvtne councilmen decided against committing public funds to the occasloo, though some ln- d I c ated they would forward personal salutations. Mcinnis has petitioned several city councils. though not yet his own. to jump on the Badham wagon. , ...... ~ ... CHAMBER. • poln~d by » dltrcrent ctt)' coun- c·IJm4rn , 'fhe thrt:1e oth@r member11 wer• to hevc been picked from th• ranb ot Uie council'• ad· vl•ory commltteefS on envtron· mental quallly, tran11portatlon and communJty development by tho&e commJUee members. However. at • council meeting two weeks a10. the appoant· mentl were delayed when Coun· cilman Paul Hummel suggested that councilmen decide those three appointments. That move was opposed by Councilwoman Jackie Heather, who reminded councilmen lbat the plan approved by the coastal commission was designed to re- sult in as little council Influence as possible over the committee. She pointed out that the coun· cil was to appoint people who have not previously received council appointments to other boards or commissions. Councilmen are expected to take up the matter at their meet- ing Monday. Mrs. Heather is not expected to be able to attend. Baron, in bis letter, suggests that instead of making appoint- ments on Monday. the council ought to "make a public an- nouncement stating your criteria for qualification of potential ap- pointees and specific names of citizens you consider to be ex· amples or those who might meet such qualifications." The chamber president also recommended that suggestions on the criteria and poteotiaJ ap- pointee5 be sought from com- munity groups -such as the chamber. "It is especially important." the letter notes, "that the com- mittee have a very high degree of objectivity and as such be composed of citizens with a breadth or understanding of en· viroomental. economic and public sensitivities." Podiatri8ts Lose SACRAMENTO <AP I Legislation to extend to the hip the area that podiatrists could treat has been killed by the California Senate. Lawyer Asks Trial Delay For Diedrich Oran&e County Supervlaor Ralph Diedrich's upcominc trial on bribery charlea moved a step closer to Its Sept. 8 sta.rtiJlC date today. That move came when Diedrich's attomey. Manhall Morgan, requested a week's de- lay to make a motion asking for tbe charges against the supervisor to be dropped for lack of sufficient evidence. Morgan said he is hopeful but not convinced Superior Court Judge John Flynn wiU grant the latest in a sen es of moves to have the charges against Diedrich dropped berore the case goes to trial. And, he predicted. what will be a lengthy trial will probably begin Sept. 18. Diedrich is charged in a grand jury indictment banded down Dec. lS with multiple counts of bribery charges relal· ed to a land use decision in tbe Anaheim Hills. Diedrich has pleaded innocent to the charges and presented a series of lengthy motions in an attempt to have them dismiased before the case goes' to trial. Irvine Plant Fire 'Minor' County firemen called for a two alarm response to a small fire in the conveyor belt area on top of four grain elevator silos shortly after noon today at t.be Kal ·Can plant, 11502 Von Karman Ave .. Irvine. A spokesman tor tne fire de· partment said the fire was minor and firemen expected no problems in dousing lt. He said the second company of fire fighters was sent to the scene in case the fire proved to be difficult t.o extinguish. There were no injuries dis· cussed in the initial reports from the scene. ') YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHING YET! :· Over a quarter century ago a few far-s1g~ted people ravolutiOnlzed the caroet business. FIRST. the chemical industry developed synthetic fibers .. eliminating reliance on wool quality and production. SECOND, machinery was invented which enabled catpetfng to be manufactured up to 100 times faster. THIRD. and most important. some people stuck their necks out and risked capital to put these developments to work. · • •<ofr'eeway through this corridor may not make the same transportation sense that it ap- -• vfl-=-Serviee:=-=-~~~arect-~~te~m~u~&-wbe~i~~ JVA~ ,..~ ~~- -d. fllfll~t-..s .... ,, .. _ ~f"\tcJil'f\lt •"41 PUIOfi~ , .... c......., Vic• pr~'Otf'lt 41"4 °""" .. Mi.,,..• ni-•• llff'lll to1to, '':..":.t.o '\?:. ... CMn .. H U.. -.. ~ ... " A'\\•\-t6"t .,_.Mq1nQ (dit"'°" OfflcH c;., .. Mo .. JaWro•l...,Strwt lff<IN&U<~ 11 .. G-y-.$1'"1 '1':.i.,~:.~:.~.! "'/::rrc.",.~"' et~f\0 ... Fr ...... w fel•phoM (114)~21 C*at.itled Ad.,ertltllng M2-M7t ~-· YOl~¥-OI''<~ 5'1 .. S10 ··-~, .. -·~ ,.,.~,,._f"tt\Ort"9':C~'°""',..._,l'\.,tft MO-t220 ~;'1'~ .::, °;',:,er,,::,,~~';'.,,= m t ftft tt •f.,.tt~~h "'9t•I" M•Y M ftot•d~<•• .,,....,, •-.<••• .. ,""•u• •• ,.,.,..,,,_ t.MoM c.••o .. ., ... H •« .-t (Mt• Mt'--(ahf'>'"'" \uou 110•10" ,.., tl4"''"' U \0 ,,..,.. • ._ •• , Ill.I ft"•O M )0 ~ .... , tN.\\IAr• ..,,....,._g "°"''l"'ft'V Bill Boosted Freeway," wrote Ms. Uianturco . "However, due to community WASHINGTON (AP) -J>?oesi· dent Carter's effort to streamline the civil service system baa sailed through tbe Senateonan87·1 vote. The president called the Thursday nlcht vote "a crucial victory in the battle to out waste and make aovemment more ef. fici ent." The measure sUU ls snarled In debate in the House. If finally passed. Carter's plan would slve more Oex.lbility and flnanclal lncentlvea to top federal manaaen. make it easier to fire Incompetents and strenchten protections for employees who uncover aovem· ment lnefficlency. and legislative concerns, we will wait until the environmental study is completed before mak· ing a decision one way or the other," she satd. The study, to be completed by CalTran.s Relion Vil, will cost an estim ated$200,000. Man Held in Death MOUNTAIN VlEW <AP> -A 20 -year-otd sandblaster. Charleston Hamilton Wllliams of Sunnyvale. has been booked for tnvestt1aUon of murder In the death or hie former employer. John Newell , '2, who wat mtsa· ln1 for a week before his body w1a round bu.med under • pllt of sa.ndbap. With our family in the carpet business since 1894. we have seen more changes in the last few years than we believed possible. creating the greatest consumer growth industry in our economy. After 84 years, it looks like we've only just begun! DEN'S : iiisiiJlatioii: ·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor COSTA M!SA, CALIF. 92627 • PHONE 6.a6 4838 -64'6·'23$$ Oscar Winner Weds Quietly in County Academy award winning actor George Kennedy, S3, was mar· ried Thursday in a quick and surprise wedding ceremony in the Orange County courthouse in Santa Ana. Kennedy m arried Joan McCarthy. 46. i n a brief ceremony in a small office in the county clerk's office. Performing the ceremony was deputy commissioner of mar· riages Roberta Eicher. The actor and his bride went to the clerk's offlce shortly after noon to obtain a marriage license They left the offlce but re· turned a few minutes later to ask if they could be married Im· mediately. The beaming couple left the clerk's office immediately after mentioning to a worker they planned to live lo Corona del Mar. The Kennedys gave their ad· dress for wedding license purposes as 16063 Royal Oak Drive, Encino. They reportedly are honeymooning in Newport Beach Secret Room Fire~n Spark Mystery By STEVE MITCHELL Of a.. Deity ~let Sutt Firemen uncovered a bidden cellar room complete with psychedelic wall paint, old girlie magazines, a chair and a mat· tress when they exUngulsbed a floor furnace fire in an old Laguna Beach home this mom· lng. The fire at 479 Ocean Ave., across the street from the fire station, was ignited when a pillow fell onto the floor furnace, firemen said. When fire crews arrived at the 7:15 a.m. blaze, they quickly ex· tin2uisbed the smouldering pillow and removed the blackened floor furnace, the linoleum floor covering and several floor studs. "Geez, look at this," one fireman exclaimed. Underneath the blackened floor boards was a six·foot-deep hole. Firefighter s trained flashlights on the darkened ce· ment cellar area. revealing furniture and a bookcase below. The owner, Elsie Loge, who 2 Moms Held In Ailments rents out the wooden borne at the corner of Ocean and Forest A venue, said she had no idea there was another room in the building. And neither did her tenants, who crowded around firemen to get a look al the mystery room. "I've owned the place for at least 10 years," Mrs. Loge said. A fireman lay on bis stomach and reached down into the room, extracting a 1967 copy of a etrlie magazine. The scantily clad woman on the cover wore an old-style bouf· rant hairstyle. "Remember when this stuff used to be racy?" asked a fireman flipping through the pages. Out of the reach of firemen was an old Life magazine, and one of the crew members flashed his light on a newspaper with a 1953 dateline. Lights trained on the rear of the room showed a fluorescent lime green wall, with black swirls painted onto the cement surface. "I hope no one thinks I'm run- ning a still down there," Mrs. Loge quipped. Firemen speculated the former owner just boarded up the stairway to the room and put linoleum over it. "Hey, you can get another CU\' AHOGA FALLS, Ohio $250 a month for that room.'' one CAP> -Two CUyahoga Falls fireman laughed. mothers were arrested on But Mrs. Loge said she had no charges of criminally endanger-intention of renting a bootleg ing their children after their room to anyone. daughters apparently became ill "It was just a suggestion," the from eating marijuana-laced fireman shrugged as he carried brownies, police said. fire equipment back out to the The charges against Linda truck. Walk and Claudia Martell, both Firemen placed the damage to _ or Cuyahoga Falls, were ftled the building at about $3,000. TfiilrSday, one ftyafter-tbell' And Mrs. Loge walked off~ •. ®V&btt.~~W~B.~dnf· talk with her insurance fany. ~an.en. 8, were tilten 1.01--repres~U~. -· · · · · -- hospital by a ~aby sitt~r. "I don't know what I'm oin The babY, sitter, Alison Mee, to do with the room," she ~ai:f. ~4. told police. the girls ~came "I'll probably just cover it back 111 after eat1!1g ~rown1es. A up." polit;e analysis disclosed the But not until she can ~et down marijuana. to grab that Life magazine. Sunday's Daily Pilot will have water, water everywhere with a look at popular bedroom furniture and the biggest fish story of the year. ASSfil"S UQUID -Tbe '605 counterculture spawned a prod- uct that outlasted flower children. The Buslneu of the Week began as a two-man waterbed maker but exploded into a $17 millJon per year en· terprlae in just five years. GOING MOBILE -Ttred ot being laid off every other year. an aerospace enitneer bouiht a recreaUoo vebJcfe to rent. Now be and bis wife own a fleet thanks to following throu1b with • cuatomen and an in1eniou1 flDanclna arrancemcnt. aga (SUNDAY'S BEST) TV'S INSIDE LOOK - "W.E.U.," a new television series that takes a.n inside look at the medium ls attracUn1 at· tention as TV's first selr· examination. It could be televlaloo's answer to the movie "Network." GaEAT WRITE WHAT - Some didn't believe It. A monslrou.1 white shark almost caught just as "Jaws 11" was re- leased? The Associated Press sent Saul Pett to look Into the moet compelling tale of one that 1ot away ln yean. Chase Fatality Mystifies I Orea1• County Sberlff'a DeputMI aal4 today they atill ctou•t Imo• what prompted a two·COUDt,J lrMwaY cbaM 'l'Uel- day UJat mcled ln the abootlq ~ an alle&'edlY fteelnl driver. ne a.ad man wu lclenWlecl today u Joseph Robert Oliver Brtd1e. 23, an hnmtsrant rroai Jamaica wbo recenUy had been Uvt.a1 ln ()ekl1ncl. Sberlff LL Bob Benson said Bridie and • rrtend, Huntly M. Levy, 19, had been viait!:5 Levy's brotber ln San Dletro were en route to New York when tbe iacident occurred Tuesday. From New York, be aaJd, the pair planned to move back to Jamaica. Accordtna to authorities, a U· Haul van, Clriven by Bridge, al· legedly ran throuah the U.S. Border Patrol cbeckPoint station near San Onolre and touched off a chase that included vehicles from the Border Patrol, San Clemente police, the California Highway Patrol and sheriff's of. fice. The chase along the San DieJO Freeway ended at Alicia Parkway in Mission Vlejo when the van crashed into a freeway fence, Benson said. Along the way though, Benson reported, the van allegedly rammed OI¥' sheriff's and ooe Highway Patrol car. Levy surrended to deputies, Benson said, but Bridge alleged· ly struck one CHP office• in the head with a club-like instru· ment, then was shot in the chest by a sheriff's deputy. He died three hours later in Saddleback Community Hospital. Benson said a search of the van revealed no contraband and neither Levy nor Bridge bas a criminal history. . Benson said toxicological tests will be performed on Bridge to determine any presence of narcotics. Benson said Levy so far "isn't saying much" and bas shed no light on what prompted his com· panion to flee officers, ram law enforcement units or strike the CHP officer. Levy was to be arraigned to- day in South Orange County Municipal Court on a misde· meanor charge of resisting ar· rest, Benson said. He termed the charge a kind of "automatic thing" in cases where a suspect has been un· cooperative at the time of ar· rest. Investigation ln the tase is continuing, Benson said, and the name of the deputy who fired the fatal shot is not being released as yet. The injured CHP officer, Harry Langefeld, had numerous stitches to close a head gash. Benson said, and is expected to be off bis job for several more days. Schmitz Push For Busing Vote Dropped State Senate candidate John Schmitz of Corona del Ma r bas. for the time being, abandoned his effort to have an anti·ichool bus· ing initiative placed on the Nov· ember ballot, according to Secretary of Stale March Fong Eu. Mrs. Eu said she received a letter from Schmitz that said be did not have enough signatures to qualify ,bis anti-busing in· itiative and was abandoning the effort. Scbmltz was un\vailable for commenLe~today. But c~palgn workers said the-Hep\ltill-ntreand.hhatt!"'iTr'the- 36th State Senate District bas not abandoned his objedive of having an anti-busing initiative make it to the ballot al some future time. They said that this year's ef· fort was hindered by a legal de· Jay that carried the issue to the state Supreme Court. The court ruled tbe · mttlative, .......... LAST MASS BEFORE ELECTION OF NEW POPE CONDUCTS> IN VATICAN CITY French Cardinal Jean VIiiot Leads Procenlon In St. P9ter'• Batlllca Cardinals Sealed In One of the 111 Will Emerge UM New Pope VATICAN CITY <AP> -More than 100 red-robed cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church, after praying for "divine in· spiration, •· were sealed inside the Sistine Chapel today to choose a new spiritual leader for lhier church in the largest papal election conclave in modem bis· tory. One or the lll cardinals who filed solemly into the chapel will emerge as the successor to Pope Paul Vl. Following 400 years of tradition. the cardinals were ex· peeled to name an Italian pope. 'Poioor Hour' Muvedto Prime Time The Rev. Robert Scbuller's weekly televised church service, ''Hour or Power," will be moved to 9 p.m. Sundays effective Oct. 1. The hour-long program bas been a staple of KTLA Channel s religious viewers for the past six years. But last month KTLA officials said the Hour of Power waa be- ing moved from Its famlllar 10 a .m. time slot to 6 a.m. Spokesmen for the television station said the religious hour was being pre-empted to show family-type movies, including some starring Shirley Temple. When the 6 a. m. time niche turned out to be unacceptable to the church leader, KTLA made the 9 p.m. 3unday slot available. The program featuring Schuller sermons and Christian testimony from celebrity vis· itors originates from the Garden Grove Community Church. Once sealed inside. the princes of the church take an oath or secrecy. Punishment for viol at· ing that oath is excommunica· lion -expulsion from tbe church. When the towering doors of the chapel reopen, it will be to bring out to the world the aew leader of the world's 700 million Roman Catholics and the 263rd successor to the aposUe Peter. The cardinals, wearing biretta skullcaps. entered the lockup area in the Apostolic Palace in midaftemoon to remain there until they elect a pontiff. The procession into the Sistine Chapel was televised in color on a worldwide hookup. Voting begins Saturday in the Sistine Chapel, and there will be four ballots a day. two in the morning and two in the after· noon. Outside the palace, all eyes will be on the smokestack from the stove in which tbe ballots are burned. The smoke will be black until there is a win· ner. then chemicals will make it white. The cardinals celebrated Mass together at St. Peter's Basilica in preparation for the opening of their conclave. Speaking in Latin, the papal chamberlain, French Cardinal Jean Villot, told the other 110 princes ol the church they were meeting "in this serious and del· icate moment" to pray for divine inspiration in their task. then offered a special prayer: •'Ob God. eternal pastor who governs Your flock always with a careful vigilance, in your fidelity to us, grant to your church a pastor who pleases you with his holiness and wbo will strengthen us with a watchful solicitude." A crowd estimated at 8,000 to 10.000 worshippers gathered in the vast basilica for the special Gourmet Shop Closeout Up To 50% OFF Selected Items Fountain Yaney StoN Only "Mass for the Election of the Pope." The cardinals sat on both sides of the golden Altar of the Cha.Ir which was Ut by six candles. ' Although a.ootber Italian is ex· peeled to be chosen, there seemed to be no favorite and estimates of the time req0uired for one of the cardinals to get the two-thirds majority required for election ranged from four days to a week or more. Mr. Lockabey Dead at 89; Rites Pending Floyd E. Lockabey, father ol Daily Pilot boating editor Almon Lockabey. died Thursday at a Fullerton hospital after a long illness. He was 89. Funeral services were pending with Westminster Memorial Park. A native of Texas, Mr. Lockabey and bis family came to California in 1924. He and bis wife Vessie have resided in Placentia since 1944. He was a retired cement masoo. In addition to bl1 widow, Vessie, he leaves fOUJ' sons, Almon. Balboa; Ted. San Bernardino; Doyle, Petaluma, and Floyd Jr .. San Gabriel. He al s o leaves three d~ugbters, Theda Mae Cloud. Rialto: Virginia Peterman. Oxnard, and Colleen Falcon, New Orleans. He al so leaves 23 g randchildren and 28 great-grandchildren. He leaves one sister, Mildred Box, of Texas. Dwarf Dahlia a.oo.rrom ~ ptDntl In CllmOlf any C*' °' "" "*'OoWI 4-Pot Slz9 Reg. 89C Sale Price 49C 5 Gallon S&ze Rig. 'lU8 Sale Price '8;99 - Climbing Rosu .,. A summer CIONOll tpedal tUTV wlllle lltldlof'l lmtl. 5 Gallon Silt Rig. •n• SalePrtce '8.99 .,. • • whlcftwouklbanthease-of-state-~~~1;~~;i~~iiii!~~~~~i~~~ raCially "lilleUIUD RhOUIS by ~==l~~~~~~'!~ii=~E====~~ busina, could be taken to the :J voters. Earlier, an attorney general's ruling h.ad said the initiative was flawed and could not be put on the ballot even wtth the required voters' signatures. Resolviq the legal issue took time Schmits had hoped to use for the gathering of signatures and, according to a campaign woTker, made it impossible to obtain the voter sl111atures in time to make the November ballot. Schmitz' plan to ban the use of I local tax money to alter racial ratios at school through busing would have become an amend· ment to the state constltutJon bad 1t made tbe ballot and been approved by a majority of C.Ufornla'1 voters. cosr~O ~ MESA \llCTUMIA ~--~ 0,..70.,.•W ... 7-4,_ 21 JJ MIWPOIJ IUD. *1.49 FOUNTAIN VALLEY '-'111 :;; OltLO ~ rwv :c ELLIS g. -cc 11420 UOO«HUISJ G fOUHJAtH YAWY IHtllf ....... elf tM S. DMt19 PwyJ PHONI: t6l4771 COSJAMISA ..,._."6-JtH ..... ._64Jo410J w.IPl9CaeooGTMIUl/H/'71 Of'84 7 DAYS ..._.................... . ....... ,.. ~· .. .,,. . .,...." ~ ........... • • ..... ,. . . ... Q wldl ·~ Ti ~~'\'~ ... ;r. •• Lower the Voi••••ie . aA&.IUIGI osn. -s.,t_.. at UCLA, u.at ftDH•ble tmUWtkln ot b.\111111' lMralDI up .. ••woocL ha,. llOW eome up wltb a lt*'1 tU& ..,... fH.r wUl abort• JCM" Ule. · Alm~ 1t.i.,aldteb~ AU ot um. ta. ............. aanmta IQ, ca com~ to but.e )IOlll' departure froiD Udl .... ol ....... ,,.., blame, •-n. twloo, I.be amdtQ ud U. fw un efaud wltb beam llo'9 DOtN ... Tbul DOilll .. the cu.l)ll"lt. I t.w all ...... I am fDIAI to apeu to *t kid down tbe bled wtlo crub 1IP bll -.bt·tnck ..., ouUlt •verJ d.Q. n·, bad enouata to craek iiaa. anacb ._. nen--.. ACl'lJAU.Y, aowavsa.. u.e UCLA aperta ...,.., talklnl about etabt·trlek sU:reol dinetlJ. TMJ wen talk· ina about lbortened We apam ror people waio Uve....,. m•· jor airports. The siudy augests that the roar ot jet tqinea ovw· head la butenlq the demise ot the populace. You bear tbe jets and pt an....,.., lea.M a.ad tearf\Ll. TbeD you drop dead. Slmpleuthat.. I am certa1D that thole people wbo bave been battliDC against the large jets at Onnae Count.y Airport wtU clutch Newport Citizen& Holding Eara to A~ Jet R.oclcd this new UCLA study to their collective bosoma and march with lt upon our Orange County Board of Superviaon, tbe adm1rustration and tbe courts. As for my part, I'm tempted just to march with it·to the kid down the block with the stereo. YOU HAVE TO WONDER. however. if it's actually the jet noise that causes the fear and dismay. When those jets roar over my place, I want to bear them keep rt&bt on roaring. If one of them ls roaring and then abruptly there ls dead silence, that's when I'U get thejitten. The UCLA jet fear study, however, which compared lifelines of two groups, one jet impacted and another not. drew some questioning from a federal aviation fUabt llll'· geon. He wondered if you could really have an accurate control on the two living groups. What, be suggested, if you removed all of the aJ.eobol. related deaths from the mortality toll? AHA! BUT YOU COULD counter the mgbt IUJ"leclll'S argument with this one; How do you mow that all tlae drinkers aren't drinking so they won't get fearful, amioul and tense every time a jet roars overhead? He ought to check on the per capita conaumptloa ot booze lD Newport Beach. That mtpt live him pauae. Meanwhile, I think I'll Just 10 down the block and talk to that kid with tbe stereo set. Laos to Return Bodies of Fliers VIENTIANE, Laos CAP> -Calling it a "giant step forward," the bead of the U.S. congressional delegation viaitina Laos Hid to- day the Laotian government will hand over tbe remains of four American fliers killed lD Laos during the lndocbina War. These will be the first remains or American airmen tilled dur- ing the U.S. involvement in the Laotian war to be returned to the United States. G.V. MONTGOMERY, D-MISS., who beads the IJ"OUP ot ellbt congressmen vta1Un1 Vietnam and Laoe, told report.en, "It'• a giant step forward in trying to fmd out about Americans milslnl here. We never bad any encouragement or information lD the past." The announcement came after a meetine today between the Montgomery group and officials or Laos' communist 1overnment beaded by acting Foreign Minister Kbampbal BoupbL Lethal CWud Yaniahea WICHITA, IC11. <AP, -"A 1r1al bt1 t~uftdtr:M" of oru11 ........... , •et fl'Offt aa ••dtr1rota1d ml11t • 1Uo, klWAI ID alrmM and torctAI to•• IOO rur•l rt1td~nt1 to euouat•, •PP•re1tl1 rormed •Mii a piJlllM valve failed and allowed wa.w. l\le1 to leak, A1r Force omda11 aald. Alr Force peraonnel In pntecti'9 ..... wbo em.red Ute u1armed Titan II mlulle eompla lm. Tburtd~ 1ald tbe lltuaUGD bad ltabW.Md. TBS CL01JD THAT bad drtftH about aoo feet above the mtulle llte moved northward ln a 10 c:r.wlnd aod d.llappeared eome t boun after the leak occu about noon. A 1teady breeze durln1 the day prevented a "major dlHSler,'' said Capt. Karen Meler, an environmental apeclallat with the Air Foree. Although the lethal cloud wu no lonaer vi&ible today, an Air Force 1pokesman aald precautionary measures would remain in effect. Evacuated residents ol the farm1n1area30 mUea aoutbeast ol Wichita were told they could not yet return to their homes. A SPECIAL TEAM from Little Rock Air Force Base lo Arkansas, where a similar incident occurred Jan. 27, was dispatched to assist airmen from McConnell Air Force Base. The missile, a replacement for one removed for routine testing, was not armed with a nuclear warhead, said Capt. Alan Defend, information officer at McConnell. There was no danger of explosion because a liquid fuel that powers the missile when mixed wttb the propellant was not present. Defend said the fuel, an oxidizer composed of nitrogen tetroxide, apparently leaked as it was being loaded into one of the stages of the lSO-ton, 103-foot missile as it stood in its underground silo. Killed was staff Sgt. Robert Thomas, 29, of Philadelphia. Six other airmen were injured in the incident. Aat••••ze• A .. Wl ....... Johnny Carson has apologized to a Miami TV station for saying on the "Tonight" show that the station had cut into the start of one of his shows to insert local commercials. Northeast Cooling Off Frost Expected in New England; South .Cl,etu ~ - ......... .,. A~rlllo ........ q .. ,ti_ ............... lolse ---.._._. ... lvtf•lo gi:L- Owuctwnd O.•""-Mil O.rwer DnMot-o.t ... t "·-"-'"'" ~ ........... ic~·· GtlY LAV..-UttleRedl """ ........ L.NW!lte -........ ........ MllWHMe ... st.~. Ht Le~ .. ff .CM ft .. ... , " n '° .. .. 51 U SS .2' .. 1S .Ot ,, .. ·" .. ts .It " " 11 ., .. "n _. 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Some ., .. , whlcll rffCl.i Ille I~ merll ~ .. ., eftlr-~tolM 70sO-· "'9flt, Tiit MMtl lies tllNfelly clMr tllltt •nd only • 1 .. .-n unoer 111 FIOrkl•. T1---hM motUr CINf' H I .. -mlld ..,,..,81Ufff. ,.,,., ''IC""'llf t•mper•t11rtt eround tM lllltlOfl r8f\09d from n 111 Ho411ton. M81rw to• 111 "'-"I•. • WORLD I WEATHER Strllee Ulcel• Postal Union llejeets Pact W ASHIN&roN CAP> -'n. IU'lest s-ta1 unloD tode.y Njeeted a tentative labor a11"1nent, and a aootesman 1ald tbe Postal Sentce "bu to reopeo oeiotlaUODI withlD llve days or we to on ltrtke." P01tmuter General WIWam J'. Bolaer hu coaaleteatly reluMd to reoeeoUate the tentative .,ree1neat reached July 21, m&kiq an lm· paase leading to a strike a llkelJ result of today's vote. The Po1tal Service declined Im· Andrewt must uk the POlta.I mediate co1n1nent on today'a Servlce to reopen talka and call vote. a oatloaal strike within ftve days U the aeency refu1e1. Tbe APWU represents more than bait of the nation'• 554,000 un- lonl1ed poatal employees. ....... Louie Prima. a aravel-volced singer and popular trumpeter, died Thursday of pneumonia at a New Orleans hospital. He had been in a coma for nearly three years following brain surgery. THE AME&ICAN POSTAL Worken Union rejected the pact 9',000 to 78,000, apoteaman Stan Allen sald. 1be second lareeat poafal unlon, the National As· soclatlon of Letter Carriers, bad rejected it Wednesday. Under a .reeolution passed at the recent convention of the 299,000-member APWU in Denver, union President Emmet Nicaragua Regime On Shaky Ground? MANAGUA, Nicaragua CAP> -President Anutasio Somoza's polilleal opponents called ror a nationwide strike today after leftist guerrillas wbo seized the National Palace forced him to meet their demands and the public cheered them as heroes. A coalltion of anti-Somoza politicians called on the Chambers of Commerce and Industry and small businesses to Join the strike a~ "a gigantic step in the campaign to overthrow" the dictatorial Nicaraguan leader. • SOMOZA. WHOSE FAMILY has controlled Nicaragua for more than 40 years, said the strike was "a plot" by the Sandinista guerrillas and the opposition, "but in any case 1 wish the businessmen and the opposition lots or luck ... The last anti-Somoza general strike, after the assassination of opposition publisher Pedro Joaquin Chamorro on Jan. 10, paralyzed com- merce for two weeb but finally petered out. Venezuelan President Carlos Andrew Perez, who beads one of the few democratic IOMO'IA governments in Latin America, called on the Organization of American States for a "cordial intervention" in Nicaragua "to seek a process or democratization and avert further useless bloodshed.'. "NO ONE BAS mE right, no matter bow powerful be is or bow many weapons be has, to sacrifice the life of bis nation," said Perez. Andrews once before bat a1ked Bolaer for new talka, but waa refused. That wu after ma- jor opposition developed within his union to the tentative pact but before it was officially re· Jected. WAYNE HORVITZ, the chief rederal mediator, has been meet· ins witb repreaen · tatives or the postal service and tbe letter carriers since the re- jection on Wednesday, but no new negotiations have been an- nounced. A third union, the 36,000· member Mail Handlers Divisioa of Laborers' International Union, ls expected to announce its vote on Saturday. The final union, the 38,000.member Na· tional Association of Rural Let· ter Carriers, ls not polllnc its members but state officers are expected to approve the pact. Meanwhile, both the postal service and the Pentagon have plans to use federal troops to handle mail if there is any widespread walkout. Under the plan. postal service users mi&bt have to pick mail up at post of. fices. PRESIDENT CARTER would have to declare a na· tional emergency to use troops. Other possibilities, depending on how extensive any walkout is, including forbidding certain types of mail considered "non· essential" and temporarily al· lowing private companies to de· liver first-class letters, which normally is agaimt the law. , One foreign diplomat who asked not to be named said the Somoza regime was "like a child's top that bas reached the end of a long spin. 1be attack was a gigantic step for the Sandinistas, and it seriously weakens Somoza's 1overnment." "It ls absolutely inconceivable the eovernment can abeorb blows like tbl5 and survive," another diplomat said. The 2S guerrillas of the Sandiniata National Liberation Front, including a woman, who held hundreds of hostages in the National Palace for two days, and the 59 political prlsoners whose freedom they won arrived in Panama and asked for asylum. Diplomats said they were certain to get it. Using troops to sort mail would be a repetition of a um> event, when about 200,000 postal workers left their jobs, mainly on the East Coast. Although postal strikes are againsl the - law, no sanctions were taken then as part or an agreement to get the employees back to wort. , • • • and how does YOUR garden .. grow? -··· ~ Whether It'• about • almple ahrub, a aophlstJcated bed of flowers, or a teaty _..ectlon of vegetable•, th• Dally Piiot"• garden page blouoma every Saturday with handy hints and delightful features. Our crop of ttorles come• up new every Saturday to help you have more tucceH and more enjoyment with your growing. If your thumb It grHn, uae It to fllp to the garden page In Saturday'• Dally Piiot. DAILY PILOT 642-4321 ··-~ _,., ......... 4 CALIFORNIA I f'kWU trlktna lirefiahterli WMlk d the plck l line Thursday ln Vernon. whll a five -hour b rgatntn1 session was mediated by LoS Ang~l County Supervisor Ed Edelman. More talks were to be held today ............. Fndl¥, Augutt 26. 1978 ,. . DAI\. y PILOT AS"" Bird's Opposition Craws Angry Farmers New Chief Justice Foes? SACRAMENTO <AP) -Farmen aqry at saya be will raile Sl mlWoa for a campalp Roae Bird's role in draft.int the atate's farm labor a1ainat her. law are expected to be the backbone of a second BETWEEN THE TWO CAMPAIGN& is the bl1·mooey campai1D to unaeat the atate chief potentlal for mountina a media drive unprecedat· justice. ed In auch an electron. Lawa and tradiUoo are The "No on Bird" committee, announced against Ms. Bird dolnc much campaiptni. Thursday, bas the aame 1oat u a campalan start.-But abe did speak out recently In an unusual ed earlier by state Sen. H.L. Richardson, R· addreu to a lawyers' 1roup, NY'lnC ln a clear ref· Arcadia, but ls separate from it. erence to Richardaon that "a small &J'OUP o1 ex- Taldna part ln the "No on Bird" committee tremist.s" ~king "ideological dominaUon" wu are such prominent 1rowen u Jack Pandol of t.rying to oust her. Delano and Harry Kubo of Parlier, atooa with two ____ ....;;.. _______________ _ established fund raisers ln the farm community. QUEENIE THE COMMITTEE TOLD A NEWS COD· • -·· I ference lt hoped to raise fJS0,000 for the November election. when Ma. Blrd. the first woman ever on the state Supreme Oourt, and three other justices will be on the ballot for confirmaUoo. A majority of 0 no" votes would remove a justice from office, somethlnl that bas never hap- pened in a California election. GOP Tax Cut Plan Dies The committee includes 13 Republican legislators, mosUy from rural areas. That prompt· ed Gov. Edmund Brown Jr., who appointed Ms. Bird to the court in February 1977. to label the campaign a partisan effort. SACRAMENTO <AP> -The leaden of both parties in the Calllornia AssemblY qree publicly that the only income tax cut wltb a chance of passing this year ls in a $1 bllllon bill oo the Senate noor. Setlaie aaeu Se•relt Ban BROWN. CAU.ING FOR THE APPROVAL of all four justices, said be hoped voters "would judge the Judges totally apart from the anUcs of It was therefore not surprisine Thursday when a Republican plan to cut state income taxes S2.S billion died Thursday in the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee. SACRAMENTO <AP> -The California Senate, in a reaction to a U.S. SuOl'eme Court ruling, bas approved a bill bannln& police searches of newsrooms for criminal evidence. these Republican propa1andists." The committee's coordinator, Mary Nimmo. daughter of Sen. Robert Nimmo, R-Atascadero. said the "No on Bird'' campaign ls based on Ms. Bird's judicial conduct, not her political views. But the SI billioo btll ... --------on the Senate floor, AB ( ~~rr'E ) 3802 by Assemblyman The measure, AB 51.2 by Assemblyman Terry Go&&in. D-San Bernardino, was introduced after the Stanford Daily decision in which the court s aid police with warrants could search newsrooms for evidence, even though persons on the premises were not suspected of crimes. But the campailJl beaded by Richardson takes aim at what be calls Ma. Bird's aenerally liberal views and opposition to the death penalty. Richard.son. a leader of law-and-order groups, J•;u , L a wre nce Kapilo ff, _______ __, 0 -San Diego. wa s tentatively scheduled for a final Senate vote on Monday. If approved .. s party leaders predict, it would need only a final Assembly vote before going to Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. ~ .. 01'.• Prison 8111 SACRAMENTO <AP> -A sentence blll, SB 709 by Sen. Robert Presley. a Democratic former Riverside County undersheriff, to lengthen prison terms for 50 different violent crimes has won passage In the state Assembly with a 72 to 2 vote Thursday But on the other hand Assemblyman William Oannemcycr, R· Fullerton, failed in his attempt to pry the rape-related bill, SB 1840 by Sen. H L. Richardson, R·Arcadia, away from the Assembly Criminal Justice Committee, which is refusing to re- port it out. The Assembly vote to bring that bill to the floor for a final vote was 32·29. nine votes short of a majority. Tr~ Fire Close• l·U TWISCOEfTAL BTATION All Ol.ICHTDlllfT .... ._...Ledwe !YwyW ... 12-&I,. T.M. c.ttr. JIHI c..t Hwy, S.. ...... ,_W..4H·27Jt .............. ,-• • • • TRUCKEE <AP> --A 600-acre brush and it timber fire caused a four-hour closure of • Interstate 80 east of here and a two-hour closure of • the Truckee Airport, officials report. • The fire, of unknown origin, was contained • Thursday night. • • llellt Free:e 'E•foreed' EL MONTE <AP> -City prosecutors say they will immediately begin enforcing the city's new residential rent freeze, with the help of the Los Angeles County district attorney. City attorney Sidney Maleck said Thursday that from now on, landlords who raise rents in violation of the freeze could face a SSOO fine, up to six months in the county jail. or both Court Rules Gay Bill on Ballot LOS ANGELES <AP) -A judge says be won't disqualify Proposition 6, an initiative permitting a ban on homosexual teachers, although be concedes the wording of the November ballot measure is ambiguous. Superior Court Judge Charles H. Phillips refused Thursday to issue an injunction that would remove it from the ballot, ruling against claims that state and county officials failed to verify signatures. The judge also ruled out fraud, which was claimed in a lawsuit by the California Federation or Teachers, the Gay Teachers of Los Angeles, the National Organization for Women and the No on Briggs Initiative Committee. The organizations alleged that as many as 4,000 signatures may have been forged on petitions. The proposition, submitted by State Sen. John Briggs, R·Fullerton, would allow school districts to fire or refuse to hire teachers, aides, counselors o r a,dministrators who enaaee i n public homosexual conduct. • • • ;.r, • : ....:.........a..Lo;~H-E*'R=-8~3..l!!!le • : FRIEDLr\~DF.R: • IS MAKISG • • GREAT DEALS : FREE • it 50 GALS • OF GAS ·••f4.ltlhf..•ff•ll•fll'lt ..,llh•t 4flUlll•ft••t ~ or 011. ('llA ~{;t-:s • It h ttceaa-.. ~ 1M 11Kt"'7 r .. .. . ...... 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July wn. Thal me for leaal reasons the value of the land lensed by the homeowners wasn't rolled back to Its 19'1$·76 value as dictated by Prop. 13. ln turn. that means the affected ~.000 or o homeowne~ will be asked to pay higher property taxes be<:au.se or the corporate transfer sale In which they had no part and rtte1ved no benefit. Assembl1man l\on Cordova, D· El Toro, has sponsored legtslatlon to correct that obvious shortcom· ing. Quite t'Ol"TttUy. Cordova also believes businesses that own bulldlnJr.i sitting on land leased from the com· puny should also benef t from his bill. Cordova's proposed legislation seeks to correct an ob- \ 10us te1 I nt'QWty In I ht of all the ~roperty tax mendina being done in Sucramcnto now. 1l might face touah sledding. however. If so, tbo$e v.ho O\\-n buildin&s !'itUng on land leased b~ the Irvine C.Ompany wUl face the unhappy prospect of fl vmg mott in property taxes than they should through no fault or tt'M'1r own or the company's. Pi ts Tiuive on Cuts fht'A" w 1s o day not long ~go when the Orange Coun· '' \\¥h\I' Control Dlstrlct was known as the Orange t\u1nt~ 'ooqu1lo Abatement District. thu n kw years ago the task of controlling rodents .md (l\h\'r form:-> of unlmal life capable of spreading dis· c.';.l$C \\o:i. movt>d from the county's environmental health divt. lm lo the special district. In the process, the Mosquito Abatement District with 1t~ tuxin~ power and 27·member board of directors bt'<''"tme the Vector Control District. Merging the two public services. controlling mos- quitoes and exterminating rodent infestations, made sense and was a sound economy measure. But in a recent economy move touched off by an- t1 c1pated lower property tax revenues, the district this year did not hire 25 seasonal workers who helped with the heavy summer workload. Consequently. county res idents plagued by rodent in· festations in their neighborhoods are no longer receiving home service calls. WASHI NOTON -Eoerey Secretary James Scble1ln1er, who often a cu more I l k e a crotchety ty· coon than a Cabinet secretary, t1 trylnt to 1cotcb a scheme that would reduce U.S. depend- ence on AraboU. The proposal would move West Coast crude from the oil· saturated West.em atates to the oll·atarved East Coast. Presi· dent Carter Is so intrigued with the idea that be bas asked for a detailed study. But Jimmy Carter's opinions apparently do not carry a lot of weieht in James Schlesinger's enerty shop. Despite the presi· dent '1 Interest, the eneray czar and hi• chlef acolyte, John O'Leary, have a lready pro- claimed their dlspleasure with the plan. SUCH AN audacious display of defi•oce ia perfectly in keeping with Schlesinger's character. As one of our sources put it. "Whatever he thinks is right is the way it's going to be." The opinions or others -be they presidents, congressmen or tax· payers-are largely immaterial. Indeed. it was Schlesinger's insistence on marching to bis own drummer that provoked former President Gerald Ford into firing him as secretary of defense. On Capitol Hill, be re. fuses to slap backs and bend elbows in the back rooms. His aloof. even tfaughty demeanor so irritates some lawmakers that they end up shouting at him. Nick Thimmesch Tbut lt ls not surprl•ln1 that Scbleslncer would come out foursquare against a proposal in which the president himself bas expressed great interest. The idea, originated by the New Enaland Petroleum Com- pany <NEPCO>. calls for mllllons of barrela or West Coast oil to be transported to the Bahamu, wtH:re It would be re- fined and abJpped on to dealers ln the Eastern United States. But the propoul. lf enacted, would apply to other American· owned companies with re- fineries ln the Bahamas. EXPERTS believe the export- i m port scheme would shave mlllionfl or dollars off the balance of trade deOclt and re· duce U.S. reliance on foreip oU imports. The president's top domestic adviser. Stuart Elzenst.at. saw merit in tbe plan and asked Carter to sl8n a memo lo SchJ~lnJer reque1Un1 1n ln·depth analysis. At the Energy Department. ln· house experts had previously ex· amined the export·import plan. found it feasible and determined that object.ions to it were "en- tirely political." But Schlesinger and O'Leary had already made up their minds they dldn 't Uke export-import. Shortly after the Carter memo arrived on SchJes. inger·s desk. a DOE press re· lease announced the department was "rejecting" the whole idea. THE PRESIDENT'S request for an intensive brief ing on the export·import plan was still pending when O'Leary. a few days later. told a congresslooal committee that Carter support. ed their opposition to tbe pro. posat. This bewildered a number of lawmakers who had been told that the White House was "ac· lively considering" the export· import scheme. Sen. Alan Cranston. D·Calif .• went so far as to express his dismay over the Schlesinger·O'Leary maneuver to the president. The White House will answer Cranston and other legislaton;. presumably. when it receives the DOE analysis, which is final· ly being prepared -two months after it was request ed. Footnote: We are unable to re· port why Schlesinger and O'Leary are opposed to the plan because neither DOE nor White House officials have returned our repeated phone calls. But the Vector Control District is helping residents who come to its offices in Garden Grove by providing them with control poisons and instructions for their safe use. That may be fine for now. But the day may come when someone will conclude that the usual hiring of 25 summer workers was indeed essential in the interests of sound public health practices. New Congress, White House Tire O'Neill F1D1ds Worth Seeking Orange County is eligible for $4 million worth of fund· ing for juvenile and adult diversion programs under As· sembly Bill 90. Programs eligible for funding must be aimed at directing off enders into programs that keep them out of institutions and help to divert youngsters from the formal juvenile justice system. The county Board of Supervisors bas set up an ad- vtsory group to receive and review applications for fund· ing of such programs. The advisory group must submit a comprehensive plan to the Board of Supervisors by Sept. 5 in order for the county to receive the benefit of the available funding. It's an opportunity that those who strive to bring specialized and worthwhile programs to help offenders shouldn't overlook. • Opm1ons expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is 1nv1ted. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd/Edison ByL.M.BOYD It has been written that Thomas Edison liked the phonograph better than any stations on their television sets. Swift progress. Only one in four could receive that many 14 years ago. other or his !nvention,s Say you see a car parked be,c.ause th~ 1de~ or. at right under an ultra·high- __ ._,ongmated entirely with brm. voltage .eower line. rt you ~Of1t-ends "· studenl d -"Toum timl 8t. >f!'S' nntr such. matters .. Edison made you'll get a definite shock, so the first w_orking !116del, and strong is the electrical field perfected 1t, all nghl .. Bu~ a thereabouts. WASHINOTOf".l -"Tip" O'Neill, a powerful man, was stooped and dragged bis big legs across the carpeting in the Speaker's Office when Congress recessed last week. He looked like a man who bad carried an enormous burden too long. After tbe press briefing on the last day, Rep. Thomas P. "Tip·· O'Neill • O- M a s s .. managed a smile as he dismissed newsmen w i t h ' ·'Thanks . Now go enjoy yoursel ves." He meant it as much for himself as them. For "Tip," the three.week recess means Cape Cod and golfing and maybe a few runs into Boston where he will swap jokes and stories with admirers from old hangouts like Barry's Comer "TIP" IS )Ul Irish politician. That means he is a local, a man who lets his white hair fall across his brow as he wraps a powerful arm around a voter, who would rather talk to Mrs. Murphy on her doorstep than be on a TV panel show. Years ago, an Irish politician could easily function in CongreSs. Loyalty, employing a personal approach which blended warm charm with knuckle-cutting discipline, pull· .... --=-·-~ Charles McCabe ing strings. knifing through the bureaucracy, pleading for the "common man" -all could be accomplished in the House's cor· ridors as well' as in Boston's Irish wards. But Congress had changed, and the elements which weary a big man like "Tip" emerged before Jimmy Carter arrived here, although the Carter White House is quite an obstacle for the likes or an O'Neill. He still likes Carter. especially after a one·lO·One session with him. But be is frustrated by the workings of his White House to the point or feeling a strong aversion for the place. WHAT A JOY il would have been for ''Tip" lo have come as speaker to the Kennedy White House or even L.B.J . 's. But after struggling manfully with the Cart.er men in 1977. and gel· ting a fair amount of legislation passed, the effort became an or· deal in 1978 and blew up when his Boston Irish pal, Robert Griffin, was fired. "Tip" must also contend with a new breed of independent con· gressmen who are more coldly pragmatic than warmly Irish. They respond more to polls than party discipline. They know that special interest groups can cut their vote by 5 percent and thereby defeat them in No- vember. There are far too many bills for them to ponder. and not enough time for the camaraderie where crucial votes can be decided. Altogether. with a perplexing White House, a heavy workload and consequent confusion in scheduling legislation. "Tip's" spirit is sorely tested. But he can still m.ister a partisan defense and cite victories on the Hum· phrey-Hawkins bill <largely symbolic>. foreign aid. the Turkish arms embargo, ex· tension for ERA ratification and progress on energy and airline deregulation. BtJT THE Administration's proposals for "instant·· voter reg- istration, federal financing or congressional elections, a COD· sumer protection agency. com· mon situs picketing. cargo pref· erence and the tax package failed. Moreover, the outlook isn't good for pending priority legislation -civil service re· form. the Department of Educa- tion bill and hospital cost con· trol. AD this must be dealt with when Congress comes back after Labor Day. This, and a raft or appropriation bills which might wind up as "continuing resolu· lions" -the Alka Seltzer for Congress when it tries to eat too much too fast. Congress will have about a month to settle all this, and then it is a rush to the congressional districts where the record will be defended and attacked. and where Jimmy Carter's name won't be invoked very often. The Republicans will gain seats. They deserve to. Republicans have been a responsible and often effective opposition to the ruling Democrats who out- number them 2·to-l. "TIP" KNOWS this, and, as he swings bis golf club in the weeks ahead, he might be mut- tering things under bis breath. like why didn't the White House send the tax bill up sooner, and why can't there be a White House guy working with him who understands what politics are, and why do these new young guys in Congress have to be so damned indifferent and in· dependent like a bunch of cats crawling on a fence? Maybe he'll console himself by reflecting over the ract that only three times since Dr. Gallup started counting bas Congress ever turned up more popular than the President: Once with Truman, once with Nixon and now with Carter. That thought ought lo make tbe cigar taste better on Cape Cod. The sun and salt air, the glow over his new grandchild and be· ing around the old Barry's Corner gang will relax and restore "Tip." Then we'll see what he does after Labor Day when the daily dnU will run 12 hours into the night, and there will be a constant milling of peo- ple in and out of the Speaker's omce. the phone always ring· Ing. and oaths will be utte~. and the Carter White House will be pushing and askiog and pushing. French poet and sc1ent1st named Charles Cros re· portedly conceived the de-The slower joggers are vice earlier in 1877, the year supposed to lreevto the right. Americans Can't Resist Addictive Power of 1V Edison is credited with the invention. Interesting, if true. Two out of every three households in this country now can set-.at least seven Dear Gloomy Gus Have you noticed bow many of the lllegally parked cars at shopping centers are in the Mercedes, Lincoln, Cadlllac and even Rolls Royce class? Do these owners feel they have special privileges and ri1hta in this world? J.V. 4 Q. "What's the difference between a 'worsted' and a :.WQQ.Je '?" A Worsted, long woo fibers Woolen, any wool fibers. Used to be a movie house In London that featured westerns. One row or its seats was replaced by saddles mounted on s tools . Youngsters rode through the shows with their feet In the slirrups. Q. "How many U.S. presi- dents have been buried ln Washlngton, D.C. ?" A. One only. Woodrow Wilson. Children aged 4 to 6 were surveyed on lbc question: "Which do you Uke better. TV or daddy?" Forty.four percent said TV. Report is that the Ivory tuaka of 61.000 elephants wer traded on world marketiJ la.st year. The Detroit Prtt Preu did a wicked thing recently. The paper launched an ingenious ex· -----peclmenLt.o find out bow creat was the addictive power of television. The paper offered 120 famllles the sum of $500 each if they would agree lo turn o1f their telly for a month. Of the 120 families, 93 turned down the offer flatly and without hesitation. A typical response r r 0 m a woman: "My husband would never do tt. He comes home from work and sits down in front or the TV. Heaetsuplwice-oncetoeat andoncetogotobed." ONLY 27 families or those asked aereed to exchange their TV viewing for the $500 lncentlve offer. The paper sent repairmen lo turn off their 1 t.a. The results were a mixed bag: some children played peacerully, others bawled to get the set turned on, two N<>Ple st~J11'\2_kif1_1:_M_~t Qf the fathers satd they got to know their children better. Four out of the rive families said tbey were drawn closer byllieexpel'f.tileot. The chief thing the experiment did was to call attention to the major social addiction of our time, something at least as com· pulslve as boozing or smoking cigarets. For TV is perhaps the heaviest addiction or all. At about the same time the Detroit newspaper released its finding there was. published a book by San Francisco's Jerry Mander called "Four Argu· ments for the Elimination of Television" <Morrow, $4 .95 >. Mander is a protege of the late Howard Gossage, an advertising man who made a fair amount or money by fouling hi s own nest. i.e .. attacking the advertisine bu sines~. Both Gossage :ind Mander believe in advertising, If used ror socially useful purposes. In 1972 Mander founded Public In· tereat Communications, said to be the first non-profit ad agency in this country. IN IDS BOOK Mander argues lbal because o~ artificial en- vironment ere in our lives by TV "our di contact with tt\&,pJanet has slipped." Thanks lo the tube, he claims, the mass of Americans are "as dominated ·and directed by a tiny minority or wealt.by people as Mexico and Nicaragua." Mander has virtually no good marks for the medium. As lt happens. I've been on this same kick for years. It is obvious that TV ls the greatest educational force In our society. the greatest mao bas ever known. It ts equally obvious, to me. that the medium has been used for no higher purpose than to turn the Ameriun people into a sludge or complaisant con. sumers. t often wonder just why I've taken such a scunner against the tube My (eellngs a re. in a senae. highly personal ones The kind of m e n who run the television business today are precisely tho men I've spent o .. , "". ···~· ...... • ;a. good part of my life getting away from -guys who booesUy bell eve that bucka buy happiness, and that the people who sit nigbtly before-the tube al'e-ffbtnucksf and their cblldren are schmucks· to· be. EVEN PUBLIC television. the darling of those who s imply can't stand Johnny Carson, is ras t spilling its guts as It becomes the victim of donations rrom big corporations -a point that Jerry Mander strongly makes. Ir Enon or Mobil la picking up a huge slice of your bUl, public broadcaslin1 Is likely to become decided.l)' muted on such matters as bard·hittln1 news programs. Televlalon. under our lews, could be taken over by the gov· ernment through some simple enabling legiSJaUon. This would probably result in • product worse than what we have with us There Is very little or cheer that con be said about our greatest educational medium. As with aovemment, we aet the kind of telcv1sloa we deaerve. ... Fridly. Auoutt 25. 1978 OAl.L Y Pll.OT Standards Tightened? ~ety of Playground Equipment Puahed Th• ConlUIMI" Prodctet Salety Oomm.1•'-..... uaaalwlJ Tburld~ to won :· Dlleftl muufedurel'I to •llltin& wluntvY stnd for Cfonatrucllon of bome pl•)'· poWld equlpcMftl. THB l'Oll• co••S· tlonen ala> decided to wqe • publlc relatlons e ffort . almed at cbildreo aaed 3 to 12 aod tbeir parent.a. S\ftlliq tale Pia, and adequate 1upervtslan ·However, tbe qency reJed.ed • peUUon by Theodora Sweene)' qt Cleveland ="'· Ohlo, who asked for am tory standard oo corutrudion ol play1round !pment. The request was de- ln part because injuries n are caused by the manDel in which the devices are used, rather Utan the way they are tMdlt. and in part because exist· inc voluntary standards cover most hazards. The eslsting standards have Peen in effect since 1976 and are adhered to in at least 95 percent of home playground equ1pment. eommissiao officials said. 1be •cllon taken Thursday would make the volant.ary standards even more strict. Suun 8. Kine. the com· mlulon·1 chairman, 11id the a1ency could tum to mandatory 1tandardl later lf tho voluntary route doel not l'el\llt. Ln Hf r pta1fl"OUDCI equipment TBE COM•1UION'1 staff noted Utat home pl111round equipment hu been aasoclaled with u .ooo. 4e,000 and •t.ooo In· jurlet ln the laat tbret yean, respectively. The major h•aardJt are rlalu of falls. protrudln1 bolt.I. abarp eds•. beln1 tut by movin1 equipment and havina clothlnJ or P•rll of the body trapped. Tbo atatr report. bued on 1'75 data, Hid. "Four out of five ln· Juries reported were suffered hr, cbJldren &U>der 10 yeans of a1e. • It said cuts and bruises. mostly to the head and face, were most Cbe8s Match Ends In Another Draw BAGUIO CITY. Philippines <APl -The adjourned 16th game of the world chess championship ended as expected in a draw today. Champion Anatoly Karpov accepted the off er of challenger Viklor Korchnoi. five hours before the eame was to be resumed with Korchnoi'f 42nd move. It was the 12th draw of the series. in which Karpov is leading 3·1. common, with bone inJurlea, mostb to the arma and hands. next. or H&AD 1Nwua, a per. cent occurred ln children up to • yeara old, the aae ll'OUP amoq whom falll are mctt common. Nonetheleaa. another com· m l11lon •~i. done by lfency enclneen. 11UO that moat ol the injuries-at\ld.led could not have been prevented by more stringent design atandarda than ar e recommended by the lndustry oraaniiatloo, the National As· aociatlon of Chlldren'a Home Playeround Manufacturers. The staff aa.id improvements could be made ln three areas: changing constructjon of swing seat.a to reduce injuries when moving seats hit someone, mak· Ing the aides of slldes bigber to reduce the haiard of falls and reducihg the daneer of exposed and protruding bolts. THE STAFF recommenda· tions. adopted by the com· miHion, said that federal reg. uJation cannot address s uch fac· tors as child behavior and supervision. But informational materials can address such problems, the commission found. Therefore, an information pro- gram is expected to be launched this faU. The commission said this will include trying to get w\trninJS issued by park and recreation authorities. elemen· tary school tea chers and leaders or scouting and other organized children's groups. WrappedlJp Ducky. an 18·month-old parrot at a Palo Alto pet s hop, kept biting out her feathers -so the s hop owners fitted her out in this turtle neck sweater. FIBERGLASS POOLS & SPAS Before your family invests in a swimming pool, Call 540-2901 For complete information on the premium quality San Juan fiberglaS6 pools &spas Serving Orange County with unequalled mtegnty ---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ --~--~-----------------------..... Your Daily Pilot can be Recycled. UCTIO ....__ __ ST ATE SAL ___ __.. • ESTATE JEWELRY • CHINA • RUGS • SILVER • FINE PORCELAINS • BRONZES • FURNITURE • OILS, Etc. 116 Million Dollars Worth Fri., Sat. & Sun. August 25, 26 & 27 8:08·pm Inspection Fri., Sat. & s .... z.s,.a 1.a,. 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 rings, earrings, bracelets, necklaces, etc., wt with diamonds, emeralds, rubies, sapphires. Several important large emeralds and sapphires. TE RMS Bank Amerocard Mnte<Charge Personal check Cattl Some exref\ded terms can be err.nged PrO(Hrry mor1«J forconrnJnttmo. of 111/e to. nevvport galleries, ltd. 2452 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, CA (714) 645-2200 CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED 'TIL 5 P.M. FRIDAY Art Levine . Auctioneer I Floriat Special I BOSTON FERN • (Nur1ery Specialf IMPATIENS Bright, showy flowen -onrow growing plants 1 Gal. Great .~<> • •m b.;:eta. We,. Give You 1 Doz ... love bud" Roeet._.....,. When You Purchase~ 40 LB. Baa GRO-POWER An organic bue fertilizer and aoil conditioner. For lawns, tree1, vegetables and nowen. Start planning a better prden now. 40LB.BAG GRQ.POWER PttONE 546-5525 2640 Harbor Blvd., Costa Me11a 9. "Got a problem? Then wnte to Pal Dunn. Pat will cut red tape, getting the amwen.and action you nu d to aolve inequUiea in government and busine!s. Mail your q~atioM to Pat Dunn. At Your Service. Orange Coaat Doily Pilot •• P.O. Boz 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. A! many letteTs. a.s posaibLe will be amwered, but phoned inquiries or lettera net including the reader's /\Ill name. addreu and bwmess hours' phone number cannot be con.rider ed. This column appears dru· ly ezcept Saturday&.·' n,,_ oa T._,,•9 lt'ft.._ Bkelt DEAR READERS: Dolaald D. Treichler, m aaager of the Aatomeblle Clab of SotlU.era Callfonda'a safety deputment, bu a few safety tips for trallerlats takl•I off oa Labor Day weekead trips. Be says vehicles U.at are comteetecl wiU. lite correct bitch and are not overloaded stand a beuer chance of bel.Dg &owed witboat lactdnt. UllaJ the wrong bltcb can caase e:dealve damaae to tbe towlDg veldde a.ad overloadlal caa aenrely Im· pair the driver's ablllty to operate the car and traUer safely 111 a tandem mdt. A good tralJer bitch that ls welded or bolted (with a lock aa&> &o tbe frame alloa.ld be adequate for most tent tratlers. Becaaae of their heavier loads, a load·levellng or load-eqaalldng blteb Is recommendedfortraveltrallen. The frame of the towbag veblcle allO must be equipped with proper fltllng1 for tbe auacbmeat of two sturdy safety cbaills from tbe trailer. Law re· quires every &ow vehicle &o be coupled &o tbe &ow· Ing vehicle with a safety cbaln, cable or equivalent device ln addition to the drawbar, &oogue or other connectk>o. Orenga Coast Colle99 IS Ille o/tlC,.I rec:ydr>g cerWt IOI COSl• Meu 556·5981 2600 Walnut, Suite F Tustin, Calif. 92600 • 540-2901 Overloading can result in poor bandllng, brak· Ing and cornering capabllltles as well as poor driver vision and dangerous beaclllgbt aim. There often is more storage space for heavy articles than the running gear <springs, bitcb, tires, brakes) can carry safely, and 10·15 percent of tbe gross <loaded> trailer weight should be on the bltcb. U It's less, the traUer wUl fllb &all. Proper dlstrlbu· lion of weight over the axle parantees the tnUer will not be rear·beavy, front·beavy or slde·beavy. Use l'ruet.:al Clear . "',!' ... pool Mm~ ICli • cor aoner. '•) O.t.llOtll 190l1U lt ... ···-,..,_, I•• .. G ttO ''Ml ' Regular vehicle maintenance also Is stressed due to tbe strain &owing Imposes on tbe engine, transmlMloo, differential, drive shaft and tires. Proper lubrication of tbe hltcbball, springs, shackles and wheel bearings also ls recommended. ONLY ... • SWIMMING POOl CONDITION Ell . '"' " ••n . .-... ,, Detailed guidelines on the use and main· tenance of both the trailer and towing vehicle are among tips contained ln tbe free brochure, "Trailer Pointers and Drlvlag lllDts for Pasaeager Car Owners," available to members and the public at any club office. • Kills algae, makes chlorine r T·ddrt Ottered te lleeerd F•u I t I DEAR PAT: l really like the T-shirt worn by as onger the people on the TV commercial for Chutk l M!~gione's album, ··~eels So Good ... Is this T· • Less Ave sting '. -Sfi1 -avaifabT€tO'lR JhlbDe:ot18-1t-only"m~ ----=.'!!!':ii .•• ,.;. -·-·-'-' _ promotional purposes? I'd like to get one for myself. N.N., Costa Mesa Anorderblanltfortbe .. FedaSoGood"T·sbi.rtla lo each record albam. Ypu allo caa request an order blank by writing to M1. arts Caparelli at A&M Records, 1411 N. La Brea, B9'J)rwood, Calli. tM%8. • E.P.A. r~istration ..._ ..................... .., No. 1166 -~ . 1c;•ll00t ......... ·--· • • I tif'I Llflfll ••• ..,. "° ,..., • Fa,.. Stq ler at. a.tld Otd't • Won't aff ec.t color-treated hair -»Eflft-PA~--ato l had ~ r-~ori.---....-i--------1.­cat alog that listed farm families throughout the United States who boarded city children for vaca· lion periods. T misplaced tbe c.atalog, and wonder if you or your readers know where t could get another. E.S., Huntington Beach A YS couldn't locate aada a cataJos, bat If any readers bow where I& CH be obtahled, yoa wm be contacted. COME PRAY WITH US You are cordlally Invited to Join us In morning and evening preyer at the CATHOLIC CHURCH OF SAINT JOHN, THE BAPTIST 1015 IAKER l~HT, COSTA Ml!SA _....,..,...,.., ..... , ..... _., lllnl ......,, tilt a 111' M ........, .... ~. l 1H ... --.. ... .,. • , ...... _."! .... t • The pool owner may be able to reduce the amount of chlonne needed 1n the pool since Crystal Clear controls the algae. ' .J::Ai I 8f \ . ., .... ' ---...~- ' "'~ ........ , . --. . . . -. --... ~ . ... . . ... ' ' •• .,,,,.11, -. .. . ~ .. O&.atGf• ·• .... Qo•! ,_,.·--~·cw~.;.., Use your JCPenney charge, Master Chargee or VISAft/BankAmencard"' 0 --..---...-.i ...... -··- ... -.. - ' ' # ~ .. '• .. .. .. . .. .. . .. • ... .. .. • 'I • o( '• .. ... ... .. DAii. Y ,_.LOT Tb Balboa Yttht Club will Jump the Labor Day aun by on~ w tuntay and Sunday when a& 1ta1 1LI annual Labor Dl)I Reaau.a ror all claAM cl aallboatl on tmldo a.Del oal"Side toUIMI. The BVC reaatta wlU MlbJltbt a heavy weekend of aallin.a ~t.hllty wbicb will lnclude the rU\h race ol lb ~· Bahl.a Cortalblan Yaebt Club'• An1elman Suies for Performance Handlcap Raclna )'athts Saturday and Sunday, and the Lido lite Yacht Cub's Soren..11en Memo.rial Re1atta for junior Luer aall.on today. IN nu; SOUTHERN tnd ol the county, the Capl11trano Bay Yacht Club wtJI continue ILi Ocean Racina SeriN Wllb ft•~ No 3 ror lnten>aUoaal Offahore Rule. Perlorman~ Hand.leap and Mldaet Ocean lbdna F1eet yacbt.a Salurday and Sunday. The Dana Poml Yachl Club will 1tqe its Endless Summer Re1atta for dinghy sailors &at urday and &mday. Southern California Yachllna Asaociallon calendar. ~ ..... .. IW~T lotAll904' TACHT CLUa -~ ~ ,.....,_. GMn> .-alll•. WtllrWY. 5'oNYy aALIOA YACHT a.ua L-0.y 11..,.U. IAll ,.__, s.two.y, sw..., . 8AHIA ~INTHIAN YACHT CLU8 -~lief'• Ito. S l~lll'l S.horel•y, S..-y • l LIOOISLEYACHTClue ~ .............. (Jtlllierlftef') lf«NlAPISTllAHO 8AY YACHT CLUB ~ Raciftt Sefta Ito. J (1011, -.i11F,MOllFISMw~y ~. DANA POINT YACHT a.O• -El'lllleM s.un-Oingl<y ll191tta, s.1 ... 0..,, Suno.v. ~ ..... ..... CA81l1LLO l[ACH YACH CLU8 -~I ~ ~p. tpdey, ,....,....,,, ~y. • • LONG 8lAC>4 YACHT CLUB -C.IAllM l.i.nd Se<*• & 7, ,..turo.y, ~y. ~ ..... .., CAllA>ftNIA YACHTCLU8 -c.ll~.~.SUl!Ny. DE l REY YACHT CLU8-I.Mies Got Olltlrece, ~y. KING HARBOR YACHT CLU8 -QCll It. l(lftO rKe (~ S.tu;gt•rH COAST CORINTHIAN YACHT O.UB -5'HnrNr s.ri.s , ..... ~"I S.1....0.V WINDJAMMERSYACHTClU8-G~ISeOMSundaY· CORONADO CAYS YACHT ctl:'e~ Sef'lff. Seturcley. COROflADO YACHT ClUB ~ Ml»lan Bay en.1w. S.turcley, Suncl•Y I MISSIOH BAY YAC>4T CLUB -le-O~ult. s.turcs.y; Sfflff I (aH <IM~~~tie YACHT o.ue -MldMlmt'IW 5« ... (SittlOt) s.turcley. S-"HTA CURA RACING ASSOCIATION -FIHI 17 lnvllatlOftal ILl~I~· ~~·~li.uB -Seti FrllftCiscO O\tllenge Ci.Ip,~ .... Fratff s.t~ IPHRFI Swftdoly...,__. , ...... ANACAPA YACHT a.ue -5'r'-Senft"°· s. S.turdrt. $4Mday. WESTLJ<KE YACHT o.ue -West..U Youctl ~-$ullday. Particular People Select JOHNSON & SOt. Home of the "Golden Touch" .. Very courteous. very fair, enjoyed the last four or five years association". ALLIE SMITH MOORE Laguu HUle, CaNf. ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER .JOHNSON le SON I it l • 2626 Harbor Blvd. •Costa Mesa • 540-5630 ADNAeltems limited to stock on hand through 8/'JJJ/78. -GAROENIAS · ..#..._ 5 gal. reg. $11.15 NOW ONLY $6.95 STEPHANOTIS-StAKED 5 gal. reg. $13. 95 NOWONLY$8.95 FICUS BENJAMINA Popular ewagieen shrub-shiny green leaves cover graceful, drooping branches. 5 gal. reg. $17.95 NOWONLY$9.95 7 gal. reg. $44.50 NOW ONLY $24.95 " , .................... SAILOR cauRAftS 4ITlf WITH A DOWN EASTEA.....actfOONEA. Helmut. Ann Petnk loerd Their New YllCM Big Bear At Leunchlno New Boat Salls Big Bear Headed for Caribbean Helmut Petrak is a man who liltes to do things in a big way. For ln· stance : He celebrated bis 4:5tb birthday Wednesday by launching a brand new Down Easter-45 stays'l schooner. the 12th Down Easter-45 to·. take to the water. Petrak's wife, Ann, christened the yacht Big Bear. THE PETllAKS' interest in sailing began on the Imperial Lakes in their native Austria and bas since taken them on voyages throughout the world. In addition, Petrak bas raced competitively in the English Chan- nel, the Caribbean, Lake Ontario and the Gulf Islands of British Columbia. Petrak is also active in the Cana· diao hospitality industry. Following the loss or family and possessions during World War ll, he emigrated to Canada. brinmtg wilb him prac· tical experience in rood service and courses in hot.el management from the University or Vienna. He owns several hotels in Canada and the northwest U.S. COllBINING TREIB love of the sea with film making, the Petraks have made two sailing adventure films. One of these, 0 Escaoe Under Sail, .. was featured during the Newport Beach Boat Show last spring. The otner tum stems from Petrak's fascination for the U.S. Coast Guard bark Eagle which is just completing a voyage to the West Coast. Although he never crewed on the 295-Coot square rigger, he recently completed a 7 ,000.foot adventure-training film for the 140 cadets OD the Eagle. Following a shakedown, the Petraks plan a leisurely film-making cruise down the west coast to Panama and the Caribbean. Shadden Wins Bemis Three United States Yacht Racing Union junior championship regattas ended at Mission Bay Yacht Club, San Diego, Thursday with one Area G <California) skipper in lbe win- ner's circle. John Shadden or the Long Beach Yacbt Club was the winner or the Bemis Trophy for the junior two-man sailing championship in Snipe Class sloops. Shadden, with Peter Frazier as crew, scored 20~ points to second place Pete Melvin and Robbie Brown, Coral Reef, Fla. who wound up with 23~. Third place went to Doua Wefer and Grea Danit.ek. Port Washington, N.Y., with~. In the Sears Cup for three-man boats. sailed in Thistle sloops, the winner w as Mark Thompson, Cleveland. Ohio with 16 points. His crew was composed of Mike Werley and George LaBrun. Second place went to the New York team of David Price, Dan Strongin and John Kispert, 17'h, and third was Randall Smith of the Mission Bay Yacht Club with crewmen Chris Prell and Wade Blomgren, who scored 25~. Richard Merriman of Florida won the Smythe trophy for the junior singlehanded champlomblp with 1~ points. Second was Ronald Thompson. New Yort, 24~. and third was Mathew Madru1a of the San Diego Yacht Club, 21\AJ. l'•IDAY BOATING -'Wales Bowl Regatta . . Beckman Scores: By ALMON LOCKABEY o.ll't ..................... Marvin Beckman earned an early trip to the showers Thursd~ l,P tbe fl.Dal round of tbe Prince of Wales Bowl regatta for the United States Yacht Racing Union's Jnter·Club match racing champiomblp. The Galvest.on Bay Cruislna As· aoclation skipper from Seabrook. Tex .. needed only one win lo the final round to wrap up tbe series. He promptly dispatched Gardner Cox of Mantoloking, N.J., and Immediately steered bis Etcbells-22 sloop back toward the Newport Harbor Yacht Club clubhouse. It was the first Prince or Wales Bowl victory ror Beckman who beat two·time defending champion Ed Trevelyan of Coronado Yacht Club, San Diego three straight r aces W ednesdayto move into the finals. COX'S 4·1 LOSS in the cham- pionship round gave him second place for the series. After his 3-0 defeat on Wednesday . Trevelyan wound up on lbe left or consolation side of the ladder and de· feated Michael Robertson of St. Petersburg, Fla., for tblrd place. Robertson wound up in fourth. Firth place went to Mark Laura, Seattle, Wash. Stephen Jay, Ontario, Canada 2-0, and Kenneth Cormier, Noroton. Conn .. 2-1 ln the seml-fuial or the consola.U.on round. HEBE IS THE way they finished :in USY RU's eight areas: . : l . AR.EA F -Galveston Bay Cnqs- lng AssoclaUon. Seabrook, Tex, Skip. per MaJ'Vin Beckman, crew Mark Mathews and CUrt Oetklng. 2. AREA C -Mantoloking Yacht Club. Mantoloking. N.J .• skipper Gardner Cox. crew Stuart Tubbs and Janet DeCamp. 3. AREA G -Coronado Yacht Club. San Diego. Ed Trevelyan skip- per, crew James McArthur and RQd. Davis. 4. AREA D -St. Petersburg Yacht Club, St. Petersburg. Fla .. Michael Robertson skipper, crew Tom Prindiville and Howard Miller. s. AREA H -Seattle Yacht CluB, Seattle, Wash. skipper Mark Laura. crew Brian Gallagher and Don . Oakland. : 6. AREA B -Noroton Yacht Club.: Noroton, Conn .. skipper KeD.Delh Corm ler, crew Tucker Edmundson and William Shulz. i . AREA A -Beverly Yacht Club.: Beverly, Mass., skipper Robert Gleason, crew Nate Bryant and Andy Gallison. 8. AREA E -Sarina Yacht Club. Sarina, Ontario. Canada. skipper Stephen Jay, crew Jeff Carruthers and Clark CaJTuthers. Shelter, Sky bird Winners Wholesaler opens doors to public. John Barrow's Gimme Shelter 11 was the Class A winner in the South Shore Yacht Club's all club competition iD the Hibachi Serles Class B winner was Skybird, s kippered by Bob Longpre and Class C went to Lile Willets. Summary of results, all classes: WAREHOUSE ART SALE Gallery quallty original oil paintings by professional mtlsts. Thousands to choose from. SAVESOo/o NOTHING OVER $29.00 and that's for a sofa-sized 24 >e .a• pa1n11ngl 12116.,. s 7.00 16120 "°"' 9 .00 20124.... 14.00 24 I 36 frolll 18.00 24 l 48 front 19.00 INTRODUCTORY OFFER First 100 peopte- 8 lt 10 painting $10.00 value only m (limit 1 per family) PHRF·A -1, Gimme Sheller II, Jann Barr-; 2. Quest, R09tr ~ lno; 3. Chrlt Uz 11. RonOla.-er. MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE ~':.:'.~ ;.'t~.;;B~,:::~!;~~;03~ 0' J•rY, Don Horelslrom. PHRF·C -NO-, Ui.Wllllts. LASER -1, OWlstle Mc:Qwdv; 2, Crel9 er-: S. George Mc:Cunly. JUN IOA SA80T -1, SC-Wllllts; ,, Debt>!• Wiiiits; J, 09twl Olthefsity. MEN'S SABOT -'· Randy ReyftOICls; 2, Dealer Jec:llson; J, Geofile Fulllan. l.AOIES SABOT -'· Haney Hutdllmon; I, Pl!yllls Wiiiits; t, 8-t· ty Knudsen. can N2-se1a. Put a te• words lo work tor u. 10 clay 1rtal. If not completely satisfied for any reason. return painting for full refund SATURDAY & SUNDAY, AUGUST 26 & 27 11:00am to 6:00pm ART INTERNATIONAL A OtYIStOn ol WESlCO M~•ltnQ. Inc l ~ :! ~ 711 West 17th Street • 8 ~ A-6 ~ 0 :a 0 * .!! ,,.. ___ M z co CL. CL. ~-918 ~~+---+-~ ...... ----+~ West 17th Personal Chectc • Master Charge • VISA ...,,., ..... '*YOw.-i. °'*"· ' ............. .._. Patchy IOw clouds are eapected c1vr1no .. ,1., '"°""'"° ~ •lon9 111e coast, otherwlwo II win be sunny Saturelay. SKond l\lgfl 4:(12p,m. 4.t Se<.oncl tow 11 :41 p. m. 1.2 IATU•DAY Flntlll~ 6:21•.m. J.4 ~·DREXEL •HERITAGE • HCNREDON •BAKER •HEKMAN • MASTUCRAFT •WIEMAN ¥ • HIBRITEN • ICARGES • T ~ CoHt teml)ffah1tn will ranci- trom 10 ton. and Inland MM• ran HPKt rUdlnp of 12 to ... Tiie water temperelure will be 67. (JACK ANDERSON) REVEALS In the Flntlow 1o:ci..m. 2.1 SKonclhl9" S:Up.m. 4.9 Second IOw 12:42 a.m. O.t Sun r l9" 6:22 a.rn., Mts 7:21 p.m. MoOft rites l2:J2 e.m., Mitt 1:45 p.m. DAILY PILOT EVERYDAY FLORIST SALE ~ LONG STEM ROSES -. ' '-1'.(S]JCJ\taf'ue..::.:::-..~ ... NOW ONLY $3.98 per doz. CARNATIONS S7.00 Value ASSORTED COWRS NOW ONLY $2.98 per doa. OXYGENPLtJ 8 oz. bottle with every pur- chase of a beautiful INDOOR FICUS BENJAMINA Oxygen Plus makes this beautiful Indoor plant EASY to grow! AUGUST SALE 25 ~ off all purchases of Roger'• Oxygen Plu• 8 oz. reg. U .99 NOWSl.49 llll!ll••• 16 oz. reg. 13.69 NOW$1.77 ~ • z l ~ u • ! • • How to have a more beautiful home this Fall? Shop now, save now and discover ..... ...:.:.. ..... •:.:.-r -•·~ .................... , ..... ~ ·!....:.:.._~.=.-:::.=..-·-··· ·---=---..=-·----·--... -!*:"' ,__ :N·..,. We're right in the middle of our most spectacular sale ever. Savings on such well-known brands as Drexel,. Heritage. Henredon, Baker and much more. All of our u holstered merchandise may be special ordered in your choice of cover at substantial savings Stop in now -Final week ~ -c f"l l: > . ;1j • • Q x ;;; • I .. ~ TORRANCE COSTA MESA LAGUNA 8&ACH • an JC>ftquln Hlll1 Rd. •t MacAnhur Blvd., N•wport 8.ach, (714) 640·5800 C>Jxtn Da1Jy9am to 6pm-florl f 640·6774 ~ 2~9 Hawthorne Blvd 1S9S Newport Blvd. 34S North Coltt Hwy. i ~ <213> 378·1279 <7W 6'MOSO (714) •tuSS1 ! AU lf~I O'UfM()N(),tlT ,...._, IAT\lllOAY -t.t.M TOt WPW .... A~llU __ l_OOM:-".""--e'.":'E00t="='--N-=c:---.-KA~AAS~T::'.".'AN~CA~RP£T~S:--"""..:-MAR'."'."':"::':9:"::R':::O:-:'lAM~=PS:--"""..::-STl:=.:m~L~lAM~~PS~•-=e1~EX~l~l ~.~H-.E~-""'!'"'~ • ,.. t . -.. ---· ·-.. • , • • ' '' • I ... .,, ··"' • .. .. .. .. • . .. ... . ( • .. • ·• It .~ -· L II • , < t I I I . ' • ' TRAVEL . . . · .· . . .. U .S . Busl - n es s man Armand Ham. mer s~ he will see SoViet Pr l· dent Leonid I. Bre&bnev this week and rec- ommend that he meet with Proaldont Carter "as soon a pou1ble" lo clear up U.S.- Sov tet mis un - derstandln1a. Fft •• Auguat 2&, 1878 DM. y PILOT A• Amtrak Slashes Fares to Lure New Passengers WASJUNGTON <AP> -Amtrak ls cuttJn• lt.a round·lrlp rarea -by u much u 40 percent ln tome cu .. - tbrou1b next aprlna ln hopes ol briq· Int Americana baclc to the ralla from the aki• and bl1hwa11. Aaurak runs m01t or the natloD'• pat1en1er tralna, and many ot them are loatn1 money. So the ayatemwlde fart reductions wm ao lnto efteet Sept. 1 ln an effort to fill neart1 emp-ty coacbel on many runs. BESIDES THE aOUND·TlllP decreue.a, there will be cott reduc· tlont under the present Family Plan and for the U.S.A. Rall Pua. Under the round-trip excuralon est~e 1aucter SWISS performing ~ extract ~ ' A IEAUlY GIR: YOURS wmt AHY PURCHASE OF 6.SO OR MORE FROM ESTEE LAUDER estee lauder's new beauty ttmetable. five new orrtvols ta your beauty regime In conv8Nent travel sizes: eou d'ologe pu-e fragrance spray, a nahKOl woodsy scent; basic cleansing bar. formulated tor normal to dry skin automatic llpshine. glossy lipcolor you stroke on with a wand. swiss performng extract. a super-r1ch lotion to smooth on day a night; soft him compact rouge. In sheer rodlont cheek COior to receive your gitt. come In to see us. call or wrtte one to o customer. please cosmetics on one. (714) 549-8300. .., ....,_ ...... plan, whlch wtu be ln ertect through May ~. the cost of a one·way ticket wUl remain the 11me. but the return Ucket wU1 have a fl~ed price r1Q81.ns between $5 and ao. If a petaOG pa,ya up to '24.• tor the ftnt le1. be wUl pay onl.Y ta to ,... turn; for a tz5.t49.18 tlnt le1. the re- turn price will be $10: for a '5G-S74.8' f1rat lea. the ntum price will be $15. and ror any flnt lee S75 and up, the return will be sao. FOR ESAJIPLE, TBE New York·Cbicago round-trip fare wU1 be c:ut from $116 to $73 <*58 plus SU> and the Chlcaeo-Los Angeles fare will be reduc:ed from *242 to 1141 <SW plus S20). T"e new excW"llaD round·trtp ratAll apply to trtPll ol et least 2'0 miles one-way on the aame t.raltl, with children uncMr ta paytaa ball the apeelal rate. l:xiatlDI excunion fare1 offerlq J5 per:eent ~ta wtll re-main ta effect for many trts-under 2$0 mllea and ln tb• Boston· w aablDltGa nortbeaat corridor wber~ tbe new rat.el do not apply. P&ICE8 ON TUE Wlllmited·travel U.S.A. Rall Pus will drop rrom S2SO to $169 ror 14 days. from 1815 to S219 for 21 days and from $385 to '258 for 30 day1. Tbe Family U.S.A.. Rall PHI also will be Nduc.d In ortc.. Thf ,...War ramUy Plu 4'leounts for 1pOUM end cla.lldnn U to 21 wUl be out fl'01Q 15 ~"t of UM full rare to IO pettfbt. aill*"' a to 11 will pay IS pettept of C.be Ml fan llllte8CI of U .5 percent. The bead of boulebold wUl C(dlnue to P97 tuQ fart. ('ACK ANDEalON) A!V!AL8 In the . . ~ .. ..... .. .. DAILY .PILOT .. .. .. ... ... . rordstrOm c/o dv brown. south coast pk:Jzo 3333 bristol costo mesa. co 92626 name·---------------------------------• • oda'ess : please send me my new beauty ti'netable with my adef of 6!1.::> or more 0 youth-dew eou de pamrn spray. 2.25 oz. youth-dew peffirned body creme. 7.5 oz estee super COiogne spray. 2 oz. europeon perf ormlng creme. 1.75 oz 3.25 oz maximum core fYYe creme. 1 oz 9.000 12.50 0 12.000 18500 2750 0 16.500 ,; ctty state~-----: ,. ~ phone ____________ ~ ~ am express o nordstrom O visa O master chg. O acct no. ___________________________________ _ slgnot\Xe _______________________________ __ postage charged tor Oii ordefs OU1slde o..1 regUClr dellvefy area: soles tax where applicable. ... .. \ • 1 • , . .. # ... . ··---.. ·-----.... -.. --.. # --.. •• .. .. .. • ......... ...... ~ . J AJ• DM.YPl.OT ftTaUCNOl'lC PUBUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS aUSINEH HAMESTATEMENT Tiie following penon Is cloln9 bus!· MU., BUSY BEE NEEDLECRAFT, 1n1 VI• CAK.OllA, San Clemente, C•lllornla mn Joyce C. Goetr. 4:39 Avenue V• -•o. San Clemente. Calllornla 92•12 flllS busl-I' conducled by •n In• 01vld11•I Jovcec eo.u Tiiis st•l-1 wr; llleO w1IP, tr. County Ctert ol Orange County on AUQU>I IS, 1971. F...m Publl""4!<1 er.....,. CNS! D•lly Pllol. AU911SI 11. :ZS-sept-r 1, I, ltfl «liS.78 ~~~~~~~~~~ PUBLIC NOTICE PICTIT10US aus1Nau NAME STATEMENT Tiie lollowlnV PWSM Is doing bus.1- MSS M : LAKES HORE EROSION SYSTEM, 241M MlnnetonU, El Toro C.llfornl• Q3D John T. Newton. 2410 Min· retonl<a, El Toro.Gel-•~ Tiii' blAlneU Is ~ed by M I~ di.I-I. Jolwl T. "'-Ion T1ti. statement was flied wltll Ille County Cle<ll of 0r•"90 Co<lf\ly on AUQVSI IS, 1'71. l""2Zl f'ICTITIOUI aUSINEU N~ STATllMENT T ... IOl-'119 --ls clol119 llvsl-reu •s; D·8 ·R ENTERPRISES, •nJ Wenmlnster Blvo .. Westmlntler. c.1 uornla 92J6a Paul C. Mwllar, •m WHtmlnwter Blw • wntmlnst.r, C.llloulla tM3 Tiiis bU5#WU Is c_,_, by an I~ dlvld ... I. Paul C. Mueller This statemen( was llled with Ille County Clfflt OI Orange Co""IY on Auvusl I, 1'71. ..... 11 Published Or-OWi~ Dally PllOI, AUVVS1', II, 18. ts. 1'71 PUBLIC NOTICE fl1CT1TIOUS aU~NUS NAMESTATVllENT Tiie IOI~ llWIOn IS doifl9 Mo· Mn as: SELECTED IMPOft'TS. 11J 2'111 StrHI, Newport ha<:h, C..lllOfnl• ~ T~ M¥tln Scllulte. llJ 2'111 Strttt. Newpor't hacll, CallfOfnl• n660 This IKISIMt6 11 candlleled bY 911 lfto dMW.1. nion-M. SchUllit TN\ SIA..,._ w~ filed •1111 ttle COUfll y Cl-of OrAllQe C-IT on AUVUSI 1, 1971. ........ Pvbllshecl 0r""91 C:O.\I 0.lly Piiot, AUQUSI 4, II, 18. U. 1971 Published Or4tn0t CA>aS1 Dally Pltot, ------------- Auousl 11. 2S-~ember 1,1, 1971 PUBLIC NOTICE ~·~~----~---"°7.-..7_·71~·-~~~~---~~--~ PUBLIC NOTICE -------------FICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME STATEMENT T ha followl119 persons •r• doing bu'6n~ss •s. . PATTI'S POTPOURRI, 13SI MHa OrlY<&, Sant•"""'· Cellfornla '1107 P•trlcla Jean V.onH•nlll•, 7351 Mew Drlve,Sanl.6Ana,C.lltomla'l9107 ltlMln enw...n.1101 Ant19ueW•Y. Newpori 8each.C.lltorn1a92'63 Tiiis bu•lneu Is e<>nducled by • oe,,...., oertrerslllp. Patricia -VanH_ .. Tllis SIA-I '#.OS lilf!O wllh tM County Cliorll of Orangl! County on AUQUSI IS, 1918 Fttnn Publlsh41<1 Or~ Coitsl D•lly Piiot, Auovst 11. 1S -Seolember I, I, 1971 .000-71 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUPIERICMI COURT Of' THE STATE OP CAUFOltNIA f'Olll TNE COUNTY OF ORANGE NO.A .. s.76 E$lele ol LEE MALER, Oaceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV EN lo the creditors ol lht-. namf!O OK-..t tllat ell persons t>avlnv claims avainst the said ~ are requl..O to flle tl'ttm, with the necessary voucllen, In ttw office OI tlle clerk of Ille •-en· n11te1 court. or to prewnt -· wllll Ille MCIOUM• vouchers. IO ,,,. un-ctersl vn•ct el AARONS& AAROHS. INC., 27'90 Kltrtlo<' Blvd., Suite 209, P. 0. llo• ..... Cos1A Mesa. C:.lltomi• mz.. wllld\ Is the place of businen of tlle Mnde~ In •II mattws pertain· 1"9 10 the estate of said decedent, wllllln fO\lf months After 111• 11,.1 pu0t1cauon of lltls notice. 0.tltd: Augoa1 IS, 1'11 ALLAN MALER E.l<Kutl:IF of Ille Wiii oi l~~~ AARONS & AARON~fiC. -lttlMA.-SM..S ... 3' P.O ... •Mlt ' (.MtaMHll.~ An_,, ter a--.r PutlllSlled Or.not COIOSf Delly PllOt, Ai>gusl 18.1Sand ~I, 8, 1'71 mm PUBUC NOTICE "CTITIOUS ausiNaSS NAME STATU.W.NT The IOl'-1119 _.,., Is dOl119 bull· nessn MESA CENTER BARBER & STYLE SHOP. lS3 B, EltSI 17111 Street, ~I• Mesa, C.lltornla 9'1627 RUOOlph Llama,, 10721 C.l•llna • ..,..,.,., ~ Gf'Ove. C.lltomla Tiiis buslnes' Is tondu<led Dy an;,.. dfvlOY•I. RudolpllU-Thl' st•l-1 WAS flied with IM County cter• of Orange Co""IY on •uoust 1, 1•11. ..... ,. Pvt>llsNCI Orange Coast Dally PlloC, A<19usl 4, II, 18. 2S, 1971 PUBLIC NOTICE .. t PUaUCNOl'IC NOTICE OP' THE TIME ANO l"UCE Of' TME HUIUNG Of' THE LOCAL AGENCY f'OllMATIC* COM- MISSION Of' OllANGE COUNTY, CALlflOlllNIA, WHEN A PlllOl"OSED ANNUCATIOM TO llllVINE llANCH WATER DISTlllCT OP ORANGE COUNTY. ANO oaJECTIONS OR PROTESTS THERETO, WILL aE PREHNTEt> POii HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11\al appllcallon hH bHn flied wltll tlM LO<•I Agency l"omwltlon Olmmlulon of Ill• Couflly of 0r ... oe. SIAI• of C.llfomla, ,_,cl119 tMt Miki Com· mission ~ lt>t proposed llftMU· 11on O.SIQneteo as Al\Mution No. 20 to lrvlre R...0.Water Oistrlctof Or~ COunly, C.llfom4a. TM proposal en- compauu the tollowlnv generally detcrlbed a rea which Is more ~rllcularly ctncrlbe<I by a ·1e9a1 detcrlpUon arid ,_ on Ille •1111 Ille Commluton: APC,.o•l-ly 71' acres C Bonita C.. nvon I generally loc.ated norlh of Ford Road a nd ••st ol MacArthur Boulevard In the city llmltsof Irvine. At -lime of ow M••i"Q notl<ecl llereln, said boundaries may be modified by the -ttkwl OI oilier IW· rllory In the vicinity of the Pf'oPOWI. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Olat Uld CommlS$1on has 1 IQCI Wfdn~y the l>th day OI SeilC~. 1971 at Ille "°"' OI 2 OOo'clock p.m. of said oay or as SOOfl as said matt..-can be Maret In Ille Or•noe County Hall of Administra- tion, 10 Civic c.nter Plau, Sanle Ana, C.lltornla, a5 the time -place for the hHri1'19 OI Wld prOllf)WI togethff with all protests -ObjecllOM thereto whlcll may .. filed -at wnlcll lime and Pl•<• all persons Interested therein m•Y ._.,•net be lle•rd. TM Irvine Ranch Water Dhtrlcl Mlor>tect • ~11.,. dK•¥•1ion for An-nualion HO. 20onJu1yl1, 1971. Dated A~ 10, ma. BY ORDER OF THE LOCAL AGE N CY FORMATION COM· MISSION OF ORANGE COUNTY, CALll'ORNIA R ldlarcl T. Turner PVBUC NOTICE STATEMaNT Of' AaANOONMENT OF USE Of' f'ICTITIOUS aUSINUS NAME Tiie lolloWl119 .,.._. 11.s aba.-..0 t1W uM Of lhe llclltlous businHS Nme PHOTO-TECH CO .. tto•I WHll•ll• Circle, H""'lnglon ha<ll, Celllornl• m. TP•• Fictitious Bu!l.IMU nam• re· 1..-rl!CI 10 -was flied In Or.MOe c.oun1y on AU!IUSt 1. ms. Edward H, Harrison, 11041 Westltk• Clrcl•, Huntlftgton a.ac11, C.lllornl• 92648 Tiiis business was c:onduct.cl by an lnc:IMdual . E-d H HarrlSGft Tiiis statemenc wa5 111«1 with the County Cieri( ol Orange County on Auvuslt. 1m "~uu PUClllS!led Orange Cont Delly Piiot. A119ust II, II, 2.5, Seo!. 1, 1971 E.cutl.,. Olfl<er LocalA9tf'(yFoun<Mtlon \..Oml'ntSS-OI Orange C:O-MIY. , Callfornl• Published 0r..,. C:O.SI Delly Piiot, A<19. U end Sept. I, i.71 .. ,.. PtJBUC NO'nCB PUBUC NOTICE - t -,...., .. ........ --· PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NO'T1C8M PV•UC NllAIU ... NOTICE IS HIREllY GIVEN INrt a CMIOlk hMtlf'tl wOI be lleld _,, 1119 City Covncll ol flW City OI C.IA Mesa Oii ~·-~ s. 1'11, "" .... -of • JO O.m ., In .. C.OU..Cll ~Of City Hall, n Fair Ori .... (MIA IMW."" the IOllOwlnt Item PRO~D ORDINl'NCE revlt~ IN Mlmal l.olle ~. nQOllSh1"9 In en1ma1 ,_"""°'._,fl• 111e •-1119 of ani-it Ill tll9 OIY, -prttofl lftl 11111nc..--., ... wtl!Wn tM GllY ot C•st• Mo• ' SOll•re •' lnfh.l•no IEnYI_., Oft'"""'M tiOfl Neglltl .. Declar•llon NOTICI IS FUIUHEll OIV(N 11\al M Wld 11'"9 -pl«o any -•II Clerw<I\ I-Md "WY ,,,,,,.., A"4 bf llHrd llY ,.,. City CAIH\(11 "" tllt ·•-n~-ltem EIL&llN I> ~HINNIY. CllYO-PWll""9f Or .... C:-.1 OallY Piiot PVBUC NOl'ICB ",.,... IM>TIC:S -U•H.-nclll TO C•IAT«UCV•tTY 1WTC•ISY llea.•"'•*U C..c • "'0TtCf. •t fMrtft ti-,. ll!lr (rt1S1t6•t t i Ot:C WOOD $ALU COll"°"ATICH. ~ ......... ""' ...-,. m""""'"' .,_, (1ly •I 111t1uttry, c-ty •• "o• A~ .... MCCM-11 A-•Mt.. (9'1• -· c.uMy of~ ...... s.... .. c..i1w11le. """• tec.w••g,:,• •• _. IO • <'"*' .-, ~ f'4tltltd .. f~ Wf:Sl Ot"°"NT COllPOlllin't()H, ktvtN "'9oy, wl\n .. llMtl ... t• AddttH I• ., ... WllWte II.. .._., Hiii•. c:-.IY ol l9' ........ It ..... (All..,tll• ftw o•CICIMY 1n ..Ncll IN ~ lllt.,ttl wm w ,,.._. ,._ tfl ..,... ... mol•"•IS "'Mlllne• f , tM•ollO, lfte•ll\afldita, ... ,_ ,. .. ..,... "'•"' furnnw• ...., tUf'!llU!tlttl e4 °"'°'•<-l'IQ~Y -lec•W Al U1 'IOUlll ..,_ A ... -. (tlf .. ,,.. °"''" (-.. l•AlltllM ... I.JO Mt(O.,nttl< Aven ... , a 100, (•fllA ,,_ .... c-•., .. e>r..,.., \tMt "' (•hklr,.1a. ""' tlutiMSS •"""!,.~' DE ( WOOO SAL IE\ CORPOtlA Tl.,.. ,,,. •f-)d M(U<lly "_,., wOI be <-'H Clfl Of 01111• - Siii dH OI 5--. ""· M )0 00 am al Tltt\NS WEST OIK~NT CORPORATION ~ WllsNre,a\~. a.,,...1y Hitt\. c.t~ tOU2 • ._, .. bl•llY<lleO • So 1., ., II-to tlw SetwM PAI• ty, ••• butlftet\ __. """ ..,. .. ,.. -.,., ,,,. OMltot tor "" tllrw ~ •attoest.-- DatM ~ 17 tm ~ .. -p.,,., . Fredf' L-1.1',_..' TltANswan tUIWll.-W..,,,._, .. ~, Mllh,~"111 .....,, P\IOli\"-d Or.noo c-t ()a<ly P,IOf, .l119ust n. ,.,. PVBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE lllOTICS M l"UaLIC SALE 0n Sept.-•. 1m. a1 10 oo •·"' •t R4tlll•I Olfke, 7IO S L,on, Sant,.a A"• C •ltfo,,u• the tollowtnt; descrl-__,., pr-'y W•ll I» SOid •I pUbll< -lion. •II-r•· .. ,.,. . II I Furll!! ...... ln<IUCllllQ e l'tlevt-Sl-. dlSC>IO \~ -I-ptare<s, c•nelle Pl•~ O•alt"'9 bo«O - -·· •nO .......,.._ lilOI• 111 •«~~ •ntl..Oing a t.oelt lamp -"'~' tr•• 11 I AD04 Ian< t'\, tnc IUOlf!Q a It tflmot1! v•cuut'r' <le.tnft HOO'lt'r w•tuum cle-r, 70" tan, Pott.otlo• typewriter, io.ster 141 Kllcfler\ •Wfns lncludlnQ • 9IAh c.ottee po1 -m.sall~ -'""'"" -·· ISi AbalJofmtSUil.,_<_.• ttallWllOller J«llllt t•1 Mlsc111...,_,,,....,,1nc1uo1n9-.. 1,....n9 -· ,_., •lbUf'M. -· -_.. ... ~ ~ ..... '-'· -."" .. ~ t!e<UIOI ..,.,., ~ (1W1\lmas # <oration\, J llK'l'<I• "-1 WIQS, • •oy <A'11 ~1st er. l me1al Ille bolH, _.ts <•b•net 'frtth dr•w"''' 1 f'l•d"• 8uow.--<004er -• jMlf boaro fht\ s.tl• I\~'" M'.C~« wil" eat11orn .. a ... 1 c-St<t,_ •'11 and I ... bv ,,_ -"9Md 1-tofO, to 01-01 ..,._,.,pr~ i.tt 11y -1tnan1 uPDf' Y«alln9 tlle rn1 pr_,, of Ille •---~r notice ro Ykt ~ Dal~ louvust II. lt71 ~ .. .an.n:x 50UA"lte APARTMENTS 7IO $ lVor' Str•I s.ntaA"4l.CA PuC>ll~ Or.not C.00S. o.lly Plte«, AUii 2S.~ I, Im -71 PVBUC NOTICE fllc:TITIOUS aUSIN•N •AMS ITATEMlllfT Tl\e fol-1119 ,..._. ere _.... -.ineu.s THE lUNCH Ml!l!T U.00 'A A-n WAY. II Toro. CA f$ulftr IOJI 92630 Mary Lou l4Mnl, lUlt"btfton CW • S. HuntlnQlarl INc'll. CA._., Qoroll!y Pllkwra. 1101 w sa.- S...I• ........ CA '2707 Tllll lllltlne.. I• ~U(S.0 by a oerwr•1~p. • Mary Lou """"' Tiiis t~ -flltd wltll .. C-ly Clef'lr et 0.-enoe (.ounty en A"t ft. ,.,., ........ 1'111141.,_ °" .... OleM °""" ...... AUQUfl U . s.91 I, 8. IS, 1'19 PUBLIC NOTICE •tCTITIOllS aU'llNHS NAMllTATaMllNT ,,,. fol~ ""'°"" ,. clOWlt _,_ ,._,,,., JA,CO tu••o ... ,., ...... ~ WAY. t11\tln, Cafllon>l•t2MO Chrw JollMon tott,.er, 111•1 ,.,,.,.way fut.tin, Cell!Onlle ,_.., '"" DUur-." "conouuao lly llft .., f iVIOuel • c;..y~ Tl•I\ \I•-..... llltd #!tit .,.. Covnty Ct-OI Or ..... c;ou..ty Ml A\19UJI ti, 1'71 ...... "'*'.,... c>.,. e»t1 o.11r ~ '"""''"_,_, .. ,_,. ..... , .. lt1' ~ttJ,"" ••»·" ... ,. ~ , ... .,. .. .. - - r ' ' t •• t ORANGE COUNTY I OBITUARIES Fridly, Aug\114 25. 1978 OM. v PtLOT A J J . Deatha s..1M-TU1'MIUA •Mt MCMnUAIY WD~ CMAl'B. 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa 646-4888 .-ca •onta.s SMl1N"S MOltlUilY 927 Main St Huntington Beach ~9 SHlffB MOlt'IVARY 976 So Coast Hwy Laguna Beach 4S.-1535 1533 N. El Camino Real San Oemente 492-0t OO ,_fAMH.Y COl.OMAI. AIHHAl HOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 693-3525 f'ACIACYIEW MIMCMtlAL f'AU Cemetery Mortuary Chai>et 3500 Pacific View Onve Newport Beach ~2700 McCOaMICW MOltlUAlllS Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 766-0933 San Juan Cao1s1rano "9!>-1776 HAnOILAWM- MOUMTOUYI MOltlUilY _, t•tOIW.PAU Mortuary-Cemetery Oematcwy 1625 Gisler Ave • COsta Mesa 5"40-5554 ULTZ ... •BOM fUtB4LHO... 646-2424 Costa Mesa 673-9450 llUMOAOWAY MOITUUY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 PUBLIC NOTICE 11-42704 • ..OTICE OF SALE OF ••ANOONEO PERSONAL PROPERTY Notice ·~ ller~o., given that uftO.r .,.., PurSUM>t to S.Cllon 1'1111 ol the Ollltorn1a C•••I C-tM property 11$1· eO below llel•h•.O to lie alNnoonecs by IUCHARO ""-MONZO •net MICHAEL N McALLISTER dba MICHAEL ltlCHAROS, ...-lest .ociress was ~It• H 11)1, ~ Via Ooorto, Ne.,POrt li".e•ch, Callfom1• ~. wm t. ~d at ... bllc •uctlon •I SUit• H· 10., :M~ VI• OPO<to, Newl)Or1 8H<h. Cellfornia ~ on ~mo.r I, 19711 •t 10 00 o'ttocka.m. . OES~IPTION OF PROPERTY: S w_,, Mfrth•nclo~ Ra<h l Backgammon T abll' , I Cor,,...O>Ht _ t Custom Cabinet •• 6 M lrroo SMe~S..ob l Sports C..l6 MIK Clothing Oeted thll lltllCS.V ot Augu~t 1418 Mll~-o.motf Larry H Miiier MILLEA &CHERNOFF 4!>NOl111 ~Drift tlllte 1111 .. .,.,,, Hiiie, C.lltonlla .. J10 Publl'11Ht Orangr C.O.~t Oally Piiot AU11UltU-!1e9temt>er I, 1'79 rn11-11 __ c:-~ .:... • ~PUBLIC NOTICE -.,,..,. . -=' .,. • ... ... f]D~IDg.m 00;' )o.A A great plac. for klda. Rotary Sponsors Program Parenthood CouiseSet By Red Cross The Orange County Chapter of the American Re d Cross is sponsoring a preparation for parenthood course beginning Sept. 6. The class will meet for seven consecutive Wednesdays from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Orange County Red Cross Chapter, 601 N. Golden Circle Drive, Santa Ana. Preparation for parenthood classes explore the transition to parenthood and the experience of pregnancy and present a guide to physical preparation for birth. Topics include exercise, nutri· lion, labor, delivery and caring for the newborn. Instructors are Red Cross volunteers Helen Galuppo, San· dy Gardner , Carolyn Wadsworth. and Chrys Dooley. They are registered nurses. For registration and more in· formation, call Red Cross Nurs- ing a nd Health Services at 835-5381, extension 29. There is a $5 materials fee per couple. Showolf your CrVl>l:tl s,·rve ur ,1,ymphony ( Piiot LogbOok J A Frie~y Port . For Injured Cop 97 CHE•YL •o•o ................. .luat aft.r 3:30 one mornini lut week, Harbor Patrolm.u Charle. Chick, while aearcb.ln.1 for a dnmk repol"ted to be ln trouble in the ocean off West Newport, waa thrown ai11nat the wtndlbleld ol bl.I boat wbea the craft WN bit by a wave. Stunned momentarily by the blow. Cblck found bimaelf bleedlnc profusely from a bead wound. THE ENGINE OF bis small craft wu dead in the shallow water. He drag1ed himself from the vessel and waded ashore. Then be ran the 200 yards or so to a house where a porch Ugbt was on. It was my house. The fint to awaken and reach the door in response to the doorbell and cries for help, I found a blood·covered man in a blue unilorm grasping bis . bead. For a moment I thought be wu a policeman and bad been shot. • • TBE BABBOa PATaOLIL\l'I, Weak but ln control of bis faculties. asked for a towel for bis bead and instructed us to call the Harbor Department and paramedlca . Repeatedly apologizinl for the blood and Salt water- covered porch, the officer refused to eome lnaide to sit or lie down. Slightly embarrassed. be explained this was the first accident he'd bad in 10 years as a harbor patrolman. MINUTES LATER firemen and paramedics arrived to whisk Chick off to the emergency room at Hoag Hospital. His boat, lights still on. floated in the surf about 100 yards offshore. Later I teamed that Chick suffered several bead wounds that required stitches to repair. He did not. however. require hospitalization and was resting at home. His boat, though covered with a lot of sand. waa okay. THE MAN THE BARBOR patrolman was risking bis life to search for apparently bad left the scene oblivious to the incident. For once, I was glad my children forgot to tum the porch light off. Santa Ana Man Suce11mhs Jeffrey Mark Light, 22, of 2414 N . Tustin Ave., Santa Ana, died of injuries when the car he was driving rolled down an e mbank- ment in the Tustin area. According to a coroner's re- port, the victim was alone in the auto shortly after 8 p.m. Wed· nesday when il went out of con- l ro l , left the roadway and tumbled down the embankment. The accident occurred on Newport Boulevard near Hideaway Road in an unin· corporated area of Orange Coun· ty just outside Tustin. & Your Daily Pilot can be Recycled. o.c.c. operam official center for Co$ta MNa. 556·5981 Stow :iw:iy rr~·.1sured boob Prenatal Clinics Opened ' Public Health and Medical Services, a de· partment of the Orange County Human Services Agency. bas opened Pte· nataJ clinlca in Hunt· lnaton Beach. Santa Ana and Anabeim . Services at these cUnlet lnclude re1ular checkups and lab work aa weU u education and cou.naeUnc. There la no charge for these aervices to women wbo are financially eli1ible. Pregnant wom- en who want more in· formation or an appoint· ment maycall834.a91. Sip to Swim Al Cout YMCA Swim registration will be held today for Orange Coast YMCA 'a last Sum· mer session of swim- ming lessons for all ages. Swim lessons will continue ~ year start- ing ln lateseptember. -RABBITT INSURANCE S.-5554 1114 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTIT10US aUSINl.SS NAMESTATl.MENT Tiie tollow1119 persons .,.. doln9 bUllnon H TOTAL WOMAN FIGURE SALON. 3'1• s Brlstol, s.tlt• AM, Celllotnle Russ.ell L Knopp, 3906 S. Timber. ~te AM, Cellfofnla 92107 OevlCI Wllllerm. 1709 W. Gerry, Sent• "'-· Callfomla '2704 Tiiis business I\ conducted 11y • ....... t~p R-11 L. Knipp Tiiis •IMement was fll41d with u. County Clerk of Or·~ CcHMty °" .Au;ust 11. 1'11. ~ Plltllllfted Orenvt C:O.St Delly Piiot ~UMllSe!IC!lfNle< 1.1, IS, 1'71 ..... 71 I\ I<' 1llu>u atcd -S. l~-.n ron<' buff~• -SN~ t:itore todny:. mm1c In )L>:>terd:iy0 :> hutfc1 --, WE HAVE ALMOST AsMANY IDEAS FoRBUFFETS As WE HAVE BUFFETS. ln5tcad of serving up :i b:inqu~·1. "''rvc up ,1 'ymphonv Or .1 rdcv1)1on ~how In .11.!ranJ ,1IJ hutfor Turn 11 mtl• a dre~r. Dw1Je .1 room ()i,p)ily collccubll"'> Or com<.' ur wirh iden~ we haven't l·vcn tht•U).!ht ol Buffet in pine .1nJ ,..,,k \\~lnut and m:ihoRanv "l-have all size<a: Belgian huftets for ;ipnrtmenM1ze rooms. French :inJ Au,m;in butf~·1i. tor castle-ti:e rooms. Some wtth marble to~. M1rrort.xl or rnn cJ. Or drcs."ied up wnh br:1-.. .. hardwan.• Try somt' new mcks With an old English halltrcc In ook. and mahogany. Many with bt:vdk.J mirror~ or tile inset$ A catch;ill for kitchen utensil)_ A place ior towels in a hi11. old bmhroom Or a arnnJ,t.inJ . ---~,..,....-­ ptthaps. for honored plants. Turn an occasional table into an anything t11ble. T «>at yourself to some coveral "Cietnble J1shL'> for ~rv1ng vegctable!I To hold booque~ or craJlc plan~ Whatever vou find m The .,.. An11quc Gu1IJ, we have M'lmC oriRt nal idl':l~ for It~ U'lt" M:iv~ ;i~m;iny :is you have ~..,-"-...... (' .J Orange County at Newport Fwy nnd Over Rd Ea~ 714n51-ll81 ' ---:..·~ ~\ Lot Anaelet, Venice Blvd Bel\VL~n Rt*1t•rt-.<m :ind l.l C1l•nt"tlJ .! I VS~~ \I )I . .._,.........,, !fl \,1M.11-i.•[')!,h..,. (.)..,,,,~~11 T.oN.-. ss t,_,s45 ,. -l-.. .... . " -.... -,.. .... -,,. . H.1lh1<\• ~64.o S29' Lido Marina Village & Shops Via Lido Plaza •• • I· ' r ' ' . ~ i t ' AJ2 OM. Y Ptl.OT , soft. feminine dresses REG. $24 TO $30 20.99 TO 26.99 Pretty print dresses w ith new fluid silho uettes. One and two-piece styles. Sizes 10-16. Dress Dept. Thirsty cotton I polyester terry towels. Minor imperlections won't affect w ear or appearance. Cotton/polyester prints. Minor imperfections won't affect wear, looks. Not all patterns in all stores. Levrs® Week at Mervyn!sl 200 lucky winnersl 4 prizes will be awarded inr;ch storel Drawings will be he on Monday, August 28th. 1at place: one f75 Levi'.. outfit 2nd pWc:e; one f50 Levi's4' outfit 3rd pa.ce: one pair of Levl's4' jeans 4th piece: one Levi'.. bike§ beg Winners will be eligib ..for the - Grand Prize drawing, to be held on J'hursday, August 31st. 1at prize: one $500 Levi' .. wardrobe 2ndprin:five$150Levi' .. wardrobes 3rd prize: ten $50 Levi' .. wardrobes Everyone• has a chance to winl ~· ........ of .._.,., ... Levi·--• Co. _. ti.er 84VA1111nt ~I No puroi-le -Hl•r,l yeu .... not M p!WHftt ID win. LAST3DAYS all 46 stores celebrate the opening of Mervyn's new store in San Diego plaid sport shirts 12. 99 REG. 16.60 Get.Levi's* famous look in a wide~ otnew plaids; all of pofyester I cotton blend for easy.care. Sizes S-M-L-XL ~ bell bottom jeans 11.99 From Levi's9 . Cotton or cotton/polyester denim; waist sizes 28-42. Corduroyof84% cotton/16% polyester; waist sizes28-38. Dittos T.M.~for girls 20%off Saddle seat OittoaT.M. w ith back ke. Sizes 4-6X, slim;. brushed or pra~ashed denim. Reg. 11.50and $12 .. 9.19 a 9.59 Sizes 7-14. reg.; allm: brushed orpre-washed denim. Reg. $15and $16. 11.99 612.79 Tucked pocket OittosT.M.: Sizes 4-6X. slim: brushed denim. Reg. 12.60 •................... 9.99 Sizes 7-14, regular and allm: brushed denim. Reg . $16 ...•.••..•.•..• 12.79 Rearvlew Olttosr.M.: double back yoke. Sizes 7-14, regular and slim: brushed denim. Reg. $16 ............... 11.99 acrylic/wool knit tops 7 .99 REG. $10 Choose from cowls, turtlenecks or V-necks in stripes and solid colors. Junior sizes S-M-L. . '"~ .... ~-,, ......... --"' boys' sport shirts on sale 4.99 REG.$6 Choose western cuts, woven plaids or blue chambray. All of polyester/cotton. Sizes8to18. Levi's for boys, students 11 99 Student waists 26-30 • REG. $14 Corduroy of easy-care cotton/ polyester. Sizes 8-12, reg.; 8-14, slim. Students' w aist sizes 26-30. Sizes 8-14 ............... 8.99 all our Timex watches 10%off eg. 12.95-$55, SAL£ tt:6!M9.49 Choose frb m a selection of casual and dress styles for men, women. Fine Jewelry Department girls' knee-hi's 5 PR. •5 REG.1.25PR. Cable knit in stretch Orton~ acrylic/ nylon blend. 6/7 'h., 8/9 ~, 9/ 11 . Cotton-lined, reg. 1.00 pr., 6 PR. $6 these are only a few of the over 200 items on sale in our stores through Sunday, August 27th shop Monday-Friday 9:3().9:30 .•. Saturday 9 :30-6 ... Stmday 10-6 ANAHEIM CORONA CYPRESS FULLERTON HUNTINGTON BEACH TUSTIN AA.._..,,,...., 100 N. luold en.t-----720 N. M.in St. In 8utterlleld SU199 Squar•-734-M10 10201 V•y View Snet-~ Cfowoed• Centw, JZ0e &It Ycwtle Llf*---lt'lt AdlwN Awnw-MJ.rnt 11112 Irvine llvd. -~ PLUS 40 MORE STORES TO SERVE YOU THROUGHOUT ARIZONA. CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA • ., >l )- ie 1e n. -y 6. le ts g, I. ~ . • ' , ~ . ; ~ ' l .. '\ 1 J \ ' . ~ . INSIDE: •Ann Landers •Business i . •Sports . •Stocks .... DAILY PILOT Radio's GoldeaDays B7D •d.EUAN .,. ....... """ .... A facbora p-oans omioously ln the niibt: shoe leather trlke pavement u a IOlltary rtfure at.rolls furtively down an alley SuddenlY. a shot rtnss out. TM ahr1U blut of a police whistle pierces the emu1nt 1Uenee. And Olen -a nounsh on the Hammond: ''Oul ot the toe. out of lbe nllht and lnto hll American adventures Comes (another nouriab> Bulldoa Drummond " Tbe openjna or "8ulldoa Drummond" aivu an inkUD, ol what made radio 1reat dwinl Its Golden Al.e· with onlv the artistic use of IOUDd it 1ave t.be Imagination lull rein to picture the un- foldin1 drama. · 'lt 's tbe theater or the mind." says old-time radio buff Joe Crawford. "It allows you as the listener to paint what it loots Ute and provide the scenery for the story.·· AND THOSE OLD enough to remember what it was Uke to be held spellbound by the magic of the airwaves will recall that, anything was possible on radio. A case in point is ·•Lights Out." One or the more memorable stories was about a man who was turned inside out. The sound effect for that dazzling feat was produced with a rubber ilove. While even the late Rod Serling would have had trouble conjuring that one for television. for those buddied in front of their radios it was vivid in the mind's eye. "Radio has it way above television," says Crawford. For those who mourn the passing of such golden moments. weep no more. "Bulldog Drummond," "The Aldrich Fami- ly," "Fibber McGee and Molly," "The Shadow" et al, are alive and well. At least they are for people like Joe Crawford, president of SPERDVAC, the Society to Preserve and Encourage Radio Drama, Variety and Comedy. THE ORGANIZATION is one of a handful of clubs around the country that are unwilling to let old-time radio die. Centered in Southern California, SPERDVAC maintains an extensive tape· lending library for members who meet monthly to hear speakers from radio's golden era. Past guests include Stan Freberg, Marvin Miller, Olan Soule, Les Tremayne, Jack Slat- tery, Doodles Weaver, Barbara Luddy and Frank Buxton. 1 1 One of the fastest-growing old-time radio clubs in the nation, it is open to anyone interest- ed in the medium. Although meetings are held in the First r Christian Church in Reseda on the second Satttr- t day of the month, the Oct. 14 meeting will be , held at 1 p.m. in the Fullerton Public Library. Speakers for "Orange County Day" will be { Orange County's Harry Babbitt ("Kay Kayser's ~ Kollege of Musical Knowledge") and Karl f Swensen ("Our Gal Sunday"). SPERDVAC HAS ITS origins in late 1974 at l a small gathering of friends who shared an in-f terest in the old programs. Since then, lo use a ! radio expression, it grew Like gangbusters. The average age of the 237 members, ac- cording to Crawford, is 39\12 but ages range between 17 and over 65. Because many mem· bers are obviously too young to remember radio's heyday. it is not solely a case of nostalgia that attracts them. "While nostalgia probably plays a part, that is not really what we are about: it's just a form of entertainment we prefer," says Crawford, who joined in 1975. Crawford's interest in radio actually began much earlier. The 40-year-old TG& Y stock controller used lo listen to children's programs -"The Lone Ranger,'' "Superman," "Tom Mix" -as a boy in the 1940s. HE BEGAN TAPING what was left of •I I I I Io .. . l. ' . . . network radio programs in the late 1950s. <The last two network dramas to go off the air were ''Suspense" and "Johnny Dollar" in 1962). The upstart television industry began kill- ing radio in the late '40s and early '50s, but it took a decade before it knocked ore radio soap operas, says Crawford. As a collector, it is the soaps that are his s_Pecialty. He has about 120 different soap opera titles in his collection, which numbers more than 600. . Crawford's Anaheim apartment is filled with radio memorabilia: miniature radio reproductions, photographs and lobby cards of programs that were made into movies. The piece de resistance of his "radio room" is a 1929 upright, walnut-finished Majestic radio. He bought it at a swap meet for less than the original $162.50 price. AS A HOBBY, Crawford says, old-time radio is "just a tad below barbed-wire collect- i ng in popularity." But it is growing. Since the early '70s about six clubs na- tionwide have sprung up and numerous radio statioDS are devoting time lo repeats of old pro- grams. KNX-AM (1070> also offers new CBS Radio Mystery Theater dramatizations seven nights a week at 9:05. The new Heartbeat Theater is on KN08 (97.9) and KLAC (570). Crawford tapes all of these and, in fact, bas his tape recorder going all day on weekends. During the week be turns it on for a half-hour before work and again for about two hours at night. Luckily, his wife, Susan, shares his interest. Her specialty is game shows and quiz shows. "They never change except for the stakes," she notes. As for television, it bolds little fascination for Crawford. ' "Some people in the club think television 1s a dirty word," be says. "I don't think that. But I just don't find that much that's interesting." He adds with a laugh: "I will admit to watching"Cbarlie'sAngels'." mghDopes A Costa Mesa program for the brain- injured aims at returning them to the mainstream of society. By MARCIA FORSBERG head broke the windshield," he ort111t o.ii, 1"11titsutt says softly and deliberately. "I Scott is friendly and talkative as was knocked out ror 51h months. I ~;;;;·=~~~~~~r;,Ja~nd~~ha'lL show had a complete loss of memory. 1 you h s st ver r ·~ ~ftl~m::~w~ing~~~=.Ji: ~ 'Ultyvo·thatftel6-8-.'1>~...-~ .. -'":.31.hs. _,\O swallowt how lo communica e. got a haircut and that he washed John SOUnOS normal; fftn" la~,_ --~~ft ... ~~~'lli>W'.Lfi1No his hair with Head and Shoulders can't remember what he did shampoo. yesterday. He'll tell you that he used to be a carpenter, but not any more, because be was in a motorcycle accident. He'll even give you the exact date lf happened. And, almost singsong now, he'll tell you that he comes here on the bus every weekday -"I come here MODaay, Tuesday;-Wednes· day, Thursday and Friday because it's a program for brain injured and I was brain injured when I was In a motorcycle acci- dent." "THAT'S" TRY biggest prob- lem," says Ms. Hackler. "They forget. They can remember the past, but NEW learning is hard. "They can't remember what they did yesterday. You have to cue them, remind them. But they ~ 'Lalw_ay.sJiave another rson around to cue them. --::::e;:.:...,.;.;:.;.~ · "These people know how to read a.nd write. They can add and subtract. So that's not the problem -the problem Is BRAIN DAMAGE. And what we don'tlmow is tbeextentand t.bedepthoft.bedis· ability," says Ms. Hackler, former chief rehabilitation nurse at UC Irvine Medical Center. Above, Joe Crawford. old-time radio aficionado: radio is Yust a tad below barbed-wire collecting 1n populanty. · Left. a collage of radio personal1t1es. Oeffy .......... ..,.~" ..... HE COMES TO High Ropes, a neurological recovery group for head-injured teens and young adults with brain damage. The a1ency, wilb classrooms at the Firat United Methodist Church of Costa Meaa, provides sensory- motor, socialization and voc.- tional classes -all those skills needed for living in the mainstream of society. What are the cbaracterlst.ics of brain damqe? In addition to short memory, there's paor ju141Dent, language disorders. paralysis, l~ck of Impulse control, perceptual Emly H scl<ler works with Kevin White. Fal/'78 Calvin Klein creates a seductive eveniq with a black velvet narrow shawl-collared wrap dress. narrowly piped in silk passementerie totally hned in black charmeuse. The waist is tied in a sash of darkest blackberry suede. Wear it with black passementerie bare sandals and cuffs of dark bronze-gold. .. Scott continues talking and is 1ently admonished by Emily Hackler, executive director of HJ&b Hopes: "Scott, you aren't belna repetitious are you?·' And Scott repeats, over and over. tbat6elinot. · IOHN, AN<Yl'llER Kiah Hopes atudent, seems shy and quiet but If you show a little interest, he'll warm right up. "I was In an accident, and my problems. Plus, "Most ot these people have a handicapped side. They have dif. flculty moving their bodies - motor problems with walldni or jumping. And they have sensory dlsturbahces -difflcully wltb reel· tng, smelling, tastln1, vision,·• says Ms. Hackler. SO IOGH HOPES tncorporates an extensive sensory·motor pro- gram of physical education, , taught by adaptive p.e . instructor Mike Cue. I .... , Sometimes, those with a brain Injury are uncooperative "They get mad at me and throw tan- trums." says Ms. Hackler ·'Since they are s upposed to come here to get better. one way of dolni that Is to trv to reeducate new neural pathways -new 'habits.' Wbat: we're trying to do is work on this through absolute repetition <of a task ). over and over and over "They get mad, and thc:;y say it's kinder~arten 11tufl. But 1 \ell them. \ ·tr you can't do it, then it's not beneath you'." FOR 111E MOST part, the peo- ple who come to High Hopes (the program is suited for those between the agea of 18 and 40) have suffered an "Impact injury -a blow to the head," says Ma. Hackler. "Moat arc automobile and motorcycle accidents " Sports accidents <In football, swimmlna. (See IOGH HO)tES, Page Be> .. p -- . . f. l I· • t . . : I 1 I t I ~ . f . I . i 112 DAILY PILOT Fr1day, Augutt as. 1111 ANN LANDERS/HOROSCOPE [ Boroseope ] ...... ~.l) PbaM two, under way this sum· mer. dea1I wltb vocational educa- tJoo and Job tralnine. High Hopes' 1ummer students have been pre· l)trln1, planning and makin1 It.ma for a Hie scheduled ftom 2 to f r·m· SaturdaY. Aua. 28, at tbe Pil'I Ua.lted Method.isl Church of normalized settlnl," tor job tra.ln· ln&, 1hesay1. 'ftlaDAY. AOO. • l • By SYDNaY Ollila AUD (Ill.I'. 2l·Apr. lt): R•miom, family &·~~':~ bl f •tared. Eatwta1Jl at bonM. TAua:c~~--M~ •>: Denni tanm, •wkl ..., deal wtt.b Pllcea, V\rtO penona. au.rflaal llHOUllt for aosne ol I.be brain Uijurt.. A common m~ ae· cordlq to lb. Hacklel', lJ that &be peraoa 11 .. 11eep&q1• when be'• t.noek.cl oul ID an aceldtDL But Ute lrUtb II. be'• lD a coma -in • comatoM at.ate lbe UYJ. . Coltallela. THE f1NA.L PHASE, which ls planned for two years from now, wUl focus on lndepeodent UviDC. ''I'm not i.Dlerested in juat puU1ns them into a custodial alluaUon - but to train them for apeclfic llv· OSlllNI < MQ 11.JUM JO): You .,. lt1on& . , -eyde ta Ill peak md ,ou'll llt roar we.,. CANCD (l\llM ll..Jal7 IJ): Auodatian ll ''People tbtDk tbat bt'a loina to •wall• 'lP' and everJtblal wUf b9 .. ,.. But be'• not ......... and be IH t 1~ to 'wake up• and 1tn~h have cottee. And the lonltl' the coma. tbe more severe the involvement ... • "Tbll ll our pilot study to see if tbty art C,9able of producing IOftltUWul. Tbey have all failed al Jobi, IO tliia aummer I'm trying to hnd out Why tbey failed. By aivin1 thtlm c~ect I'll be able to do ,, tng condiUons in the community," says Ms. Haclcl~. And sbe sees one Qlore aped of the program that could be con· sidered an ongoing phase -"re· vitalizing and redeveloping the parent group, parent education, peer counseling. Parents wbo hav• been through this problem are go- ing to be tbe best teacben for other parents." • Wlted -don't demad more than ll reuaaable. An., Oemlal, Uba ttiure promlDetb. LEO CJaly ll·Au•· ~>: Emphula on Meocleblp&. C'OGftdaatl -pt to heart ol mat· ten~ yoca,r own foellQP. .• YmGO <Aua. D-Sept. · 21): You•n able to bW'dle red tape. to trandonn ot.taclea into ~ Empbub cmunier. , · LDillA c Sept. JS•Oet. 22): Good Lunar upeet eo6DcJdes now wtt.b looa·nnae Pf'OIP8CU. DIYeraUy. 8COaPIO <Oct. 23·Nov. %1): Maintain • moderate pace and policy. Study Libra meuqe. SAGllTA&IUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Accent on public relations, cooperative efforts, marital status. CAP&IOO&N <Dec. 22..Jan. 19>: Go alow. take time to smell the flowers. You can afford oow to play waiting game. AQVAalUS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Aura of mystery, glamour surrou.nda you. You get what SM~ that's why tt'a ao Nd to 1ee p81"t!Dtl and lovtd ones Joyful· IJ bu1alnl each other wben the ln· JW'ed penoa flna1ly IQueelel their hod after IDODtha ID a coma. '*f&BY OEN.,-aleeplq beau· ty. Tbe bn.tn bu been damqed. Traum.Uc bead IDJuey ll not a cue of a •leel>lni prtnceu. It bu a real disabWty-aaaoclated with l t." abe atressea Just a TBE ••oo•A•. wblch bH been operatloDal lince Jub'. 1'11. is set up ln a tbr••·Ph••• tramewcift. Pbue one HnWrl on 1en1or1·motor retralntn1. cogntUve akW developmnt and survival lkilll. IOmt ormance analysis," ex- f: laJn1 • Hackler. It's more lban uat maldq craft.a, she says. not-'"* that the kids have planned the whole thlnl. Sbt adc& Ulat the Assistance 1Aa1ue ol Santa Ana has picked up a DOft1on of the vocational educatloa phue by offering stu· denu Job tnlnlng at the Leaaue's thrift abop ID tbe fall . "That will be a real life settini -a Standard Hello Her aim ls for High Hopes to be a two-dimensional program - one. to help the parents, and t1W0, to get the students as mainstream as possible. "High Hopes ls really just what at says, but REALISTIC high hopes. Realistically. J think they CAN f\Dldion on a higher level - we 're seelni it. But we bave to eet out of the pink gossamer ·every· tbing-wlll-be-okay• without bavtng people lo6ebope. you want through lndlrect metbods. DEAR ANN I PISCES <Feb. 3-llar. 20): Bring toiether European bom ~ ..!:! to pay aae•a dodol' bill. coaUaae lo take &be Aao&ller aach greet· dnlJ bec.w I& makes "Willi realistic hopes. we 're see· log cbaJtKe. I'm very optimistic, but a lot of hard work ls going lo have to continue. To me lt'•worth it. .. loose ends. Finish assipment, c.lose transac-traveled extensively. As _lion __ .---------------you know, greetings vary from country to la& la, "Wllat do Y09 7oa feel beUer. kaow!" Some peol!; Yoa are Mt aware of------------------eald tell ,_ all &l many, Bide effeds such • thru September 4th country. To my way of thin king, the most stupid of all is the American greeting, "How are you?" Actual· ly, It ls the most in- timate question a person can ask, yet It is bandied about with great casual· neas . person who greets me lmow la six • ...,,.. bat u verbal rambllag. u. wllowu&atolll&etl? loaleal c.clalons and ball~ bat when D E A R A N N people &ell yoa about LANDERS: I've been ncb bellarior, you do taking pills <for pain> no& qaesUcln It. which were prescribed Your Jaakle connec· by a doctor when I had a tlon (tbe pllyskian> ls a back operation las t dugeroas feUow. He ls year. I enjoyed the vlolattag an Important "high" I got from the rule of patient care and pills and continued lo sboald be reponed to the take the pill, allhougb couly medical society. I'm sure I could gel ---------along without it. I think .-mllll!!'RUFfB.l~~~..,,..,.5--. I could quit these pills if I wanted to but I like the way they make me feel. UPHOLSTEltY The doctor never asks W... T• W.t questions when I request .. Int a refill. I can get as ltu...,... MW. ft Page School ,";( f..\) of Costa Mesa ~au I * * FALLTERM BEGINSSEPT. ll ~ '\">'FOR 80~.s & GIR~.AG~ %·l% YRS. ti.30 A.M. · t . U P.M. ~ • . 0 GRADES PllE·SCHOOL THRU 6th-NON \," .1 SECTARIAN • ...... mghest Standards-Modem New Equipment 2 Acre Campus ladililfaal IDltradloD·No Cblld Ne&leded •Bemedla.l lleadlag·How To Stwty • Field Trips •Hot Lancbel •lleaaoaable B.at.es •Dbc:owll for 2nd or 3rd Child CALL Olt WlllT& POil fllJ:& 8llOCH\lltl!: 157 VIC.TOBIA AVE. COSTA MESA • lf.M.Mt The tnrtb of the mat· with the question, "How ter is that very few peo-are you?" will get the pie are truly interested truth. He will never ask in how you a re , again. I aball say, "I am the ref ore it ls appalled by a world that hypocritical to inquire. spends 400 billion dollars U you took the average a year on weapons of person at bis word and destruction. I'm con· began to tell him about cemed about what the the slate of your health have-nots will one day <or your emotional well-do to the haves. I'm wor· being> be would be sorry ried about man 's in· he asked. humanity to man at much as I want. Am I __ c.... __ ....._ __ -_1_•_•_02_1_t_ hooked ? -M R . -================;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; FEELGOOD • I have a splendid idea :~ryu~~~~ ifx.5f~=t~.n~ wbic~ I hope you will crease in alcoholism. I help implement through am scared to death by your widely read col· so-called 'research umn. The very next studies• lb.at tell m near- DEAR MR.: Accord· Ing to a coaaselor at Nortbwes&em Memorial Hospital's Drug Depen- deaee Center, bere are vaUd clDeS to determine whether or not yoa are --------=---------------------ly everything we eal, ADVANCE REGISTRATION NOW OPEN. N•w1 1s thf' hm<• to sign up tor ice skating lessOnS at the Ice Cnp;-i~::. Chalet Whethr-1 you ve ice skated before Of never 1 r skatl'Cl 1n your hie. om· ot these Classes 1s for yoo < 1 i,~.~ fill up fast. so c..,tll today tor at1the1nlormat1011 I r thf' WhOk' fnm1ly SKATING SCHOOL HOTLINE 979-6351 ASK FOR MISS SANDY BEGINNERS WEI.COME C.ill now tor advance registration and addltt0na1 information IU CAPADESOiAl..ET Costa Mesa 2701 Harbor Blvd. Harbor & Adams 979-8880 NEW CLASSES START WEEK OF SEPT. 4th INTRODUCTORY OFFER! SPECIMEN ALOE VERA ............ 11 ''pot, II to 20 ......... Regnier SI 1.95 50%•F s5•s COME IM TODAY! Offer CJOOCl.thru Fri., Sept. 8th lllJIE VERll CEN'l'ER =~ 17118-A Brookhurat, Fountain V•lleJ °"""' ... ..,..oto.nao In ... lroaldutl,... • 711 o-seocaur, .. ._.........,.> .... - . .-.. . - touch, wear or smell may live us cancer. I am also bored out of my mind by people wbo ask me bow I am when the truth of the matter is they don't give a damn." Will you join me in this crusade? -THE REALIST DEAR REALIST : .sorry, yoa'll have to carry on wllhoat me. "How are you?" Is a standard greetial which d~s not Imply an offer booked: Instead of vlstung your doctor, you call him for a ~rtption. Yoa begba to ase the drug when yoa lblnk you might have pain rather than to relieve pain when ll ocean. You ra· tloa a llze taking &be medlcattoa as preven- tive medicine. The side effeds you may bave fOUetl from drags -nausea, dini· ness, constipation, etc. -don•t bother yoa. You ( Singles C'alendar ) BALBOA SKI CLUB: Bike 'n' Beach day will begin at 9:30 a .m. Saturday, Aug. 26, in the Monte Carlo parking lot of the Newporter Inn. For details. call Scher lee at 846-5687. SINGLE AGAIN: "Legal Pitfalls for the Single" will be the topic of a program led by attorneys Bob Johnson and Claude Whitney beginning at 8 p.m. Friday. Aug. 2S, al the Mar· riott Hotel. Newport Beach. All ages, $5 per person. CALIFOKNTJl EDEN SINGLES: Nin· Holmes, psychic and chairwoman of the greater L.S. Spiritual Frontiers Fellowship, will lecture at 8 p.m. Friday. Aug. 25, In Mercury Savings and Loan's community room. Huntington Beach. THE IEST FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT IN SO. CALIFORNIA , • , ... and enfo1 "'*-of dolort ""4wth of e11tJtondln9 "- eahlbltL The lotelt liw10>0tlol11 lcw ~ hcilM ond garden. You'I atso -30.000 sq.It. of outtlanding ,._., ond gordM tftow .•• ottMf fforol Hhibfft by mony So. Calif. go<defl club1, toeHltie1 "'tf ~ Diieo Dendng end lnetr~tion• Dally * end femlJ Entef'hinment on ,._. C~'91r 1nuc1. I MOllU HOME SHOW 100.000 '41 It ol .... ,_ .. "' mobol. .,_., o "°" il\ow, o-tlol• l\otN \how""" o OO'defl ...... all 00 OM low ..,,.Uio<> p<o<e .............. ,,/71 ZACOMIN CHICKEN BREAST ZACITFAIMS CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS OR THIGHS ---REFZR •&~--.... FLANK STEAK TRI-TIP SIRLOIN ROASTS llM.,.... ........ ,. ·--------------- MAMM._7 .. -• .. N• •;-,~ lOPIOtN) sTEAKs s1~ SIDE OF IEEF - =~ SJ~ CLODROASTSJ~ ......... s.. AAc IOMll.HS s I'' FOJIE QUARTER '77&.. CHUCK ROAST "'" OPEN 6 DAYS 270 E. 17th ST., COSTA MESA CLOSED SUNDAY 642-719 t ....... -...... ··- ! ti •• ~ ,. t. ... .. '-= P\JBUC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE .one.cw aUUCTUNSN• 11ec:u1t1.....,u.c..c.1 Mollee Is llerob' el•o11 to Ille CndlW. OI JolWI M. ~. P.O.$. & Mortl11 v .. HK-. o.o.s .. Tr-tenin, -bull-~$IS ,..I~~ ISH<ll, Coutrty of Or ...... St• ... C.llfor11le, !Mt • llvlk trOl'lfor 11 •llOvt to Ille -to Roe.rt Jofwl Teylor, D.D.$. •114 CltHlor LH YOlloyomo, Tt~ .._ bolsl· ""' odcll'•s 1110 Prlr.cotOfl Dt1¥0, G .. flCNIO, Co., County ol Or ... s.... of C.llto<nlo. n.. P'-1°1' .. lie b•1tl•rrM Is IO<OIH ot Ml ~ &ouloYorO, Nowpon llHcll, Collnt'I' Of Ortftgo, St• of Glllfomla. Sold _,., Is *terlll9d lt1 90M'OI M: All slOdl lft tndll, fhlturM, equip. rNflt eM ..... wlll ..... --... k-M QIONrOI dllnllStry proctk:e •"d IO(OIKd ot "" MO(Arlllllr Bovlonrd, Newport BNcft, eo-., ol Oreneo. s.t-. of Collfoml&. n.. llulll tr....., wttt be COl!Mlm· motocl Oft or .,_ lfte SUI o., Of Sep. tomller, lt71, el Lo ~lo Etcrow ~01iofl. 211'9 E.. CMst H1"9Wey, CoroN def MM,~ of Orortgo, Slo .. of c.tllOmlo.. So tor• ii-" IM Tr-*-, Oii lllKI----.......... vwct by Tr....,.,.,. tor tbo 111r .. _,. 11111 ...._ H cl,..._ from tltf olb0¥0ero:,...,. Delocl: Jiiiy 20. 1'71. ~ Jcrfwl Teylor, O.O.S. ,,...,,.... CllHtor Loo Yokoyomo, D.D.$. ,,..,..... ~ ~e-c..wett.. .,. Coest 0011y PllOl, P.o .-n ~ '· 1m c:onu•NW.conus 4147·7' IEKrMr .... 7't Pvbtlsllod Orange Coest Delly PllOt, Aug.2.S, 1'71 ., AP.,... WADDLING INTO TURKEY STARDOM 68-pound Fowl Could Feed an Army Top Turkey Tender Tom WOUB 'Em VANCOUVER, British Columbia <AP> - Tender Tom, Enormous Erma and Polly Plump have poultry growers attending the Pacific Na- tional Exhibition all aflutter. The trio ol turkeys is part ol a special breed- lng project started by Lloyd Churches of Langley. British Columbia, who bas been working for several years to establish a strain of huge 1ob· biers. He calla his special turkey breed Golden Whites. TENDER TOM WEIGHS IN AT about 30 kilo- grams -66 pounds -and bis sisters tip the scales at 20.4 kilograms each. Tom waddles like a duck on short stubby legs that are about 18 inches apart. Bob Blair, an official or the exhibition, estimated that each drumstick and each thlgh weighs five pounds, while the breast, which is nearly two feet across, weighs about 35 pounds. • Don Thomas, Laguna Niguel, has been named executive vice president at Smith Tool, a division of Smith International, Inc., Newport Beach. He is responsible for operating functions at the m pan~, ineluding manufacturing._enii,nuriJl&, sa s a d marJtetfng."" He" fFf'ortnH" president--"Of- Gruner-Williams,, another division of Smith In- ternational, Inc., and was named to hls new posi- tion when Gruner-Williams merged with Smith Tool. . He joined Smith Tool in October 1960 as a neld salesman. In 1967, he was named a special re· gionaJ sales representative and, in 1968, be was promoted to eastern marketing manager for Smith International, Inc. He was named president of Gruner Rock Bits in 1970 and in 1974 became presi- dent orthe Gnmer-Wllltams division. * Herb Mitchell. Newport Beach, has been elect- ed presidept of the American lnstrtate or noral Designers, comprised of floraJ artists throughout the United States, Canada, Japan and the United Kingdom. He has been a flora l consultant for House & Garden, Better Homes and Gardens, Bride's and American Home magazines. He was one of the three noat Judges for the 1978 Tournament of Roses Parade. A floriculture marketing specialist In Newport Beac h, be works with •rowers, wholesalers, manufacturers and retaUers . • AntboQy Daly has been named an account ex· ecutlve at Clay PubUcom. Irvine public com· munlcatlons firm. He baa more tbao 1lx years of aienc.v and cor - porate experience ln advertising, sales-support literature and public relations. * G•l'J c. Garrbon. Irvine, has Joined Amertun ' Clt1 Bank'• Nfwport Beach regional office as a loan otncer. He began hlA banking career In 1971 H a part- llme teller and profreased to assistant man11er and loan omc rat the N~wport Buch office of a branch-btnkin1 lnatltuUon .. , " ... • I · . Business ~· A.ugutl 25. 1t78 IMILYPtLOT Rich Inherit Tax Cut? Nader Group Claims $10<J;OOO Bottom C~olf W ASHJNGTON <AP> -Tbo ttt.s billion income tu reduc-llon blll pUMd by the House would result ln a oet federal tax cut next year anly for people ••mini $100,000 or more, ac· cordlnt t.o eoaau.mer advocate Ralph Nlder'• tax·resoarcb or· aanhatJon. Robert M. Branoo. dJrector of Nader'• Tax Rerorm Research Group, told the Senate Finance Co~mltte. on Tbunday that ln· flatlon, Increases in Social Security payroll taxes and the House-passed lncome tax reduc· Uon bill woOOd result tn a net in- crease of 0. 7 percent in the effec- tive rate of tax paid by pensons earning under $10,000 a year. BE SAID INFLATION is a factor because lt pushes wage earners into higher tax brackets. Those ln the $10,000-$20,000 in· come class would face an effec· Uve tu lDcrease of 0.2 percent in 1979; $20.000430.000. an in· crease ot 0.9 percent ; $30,()()0..$50,000. an lncrease of 0.6 percent, be said Couples and individuals with incomes of $50,000 to Sl00,000 would break even under the House bill, Brandon said. Those at the $100,000·$200,000 level would get a 0.2 percent tax cut wltlle those making $200,000 and over would get a tax reduc· tlou of l .5percent, be added. WITBOVT ANY TAX cut, be said, inflation and the higher Social Security tax would yield a 0.9 perceot lncrease in effective taxes for people earning less than Sl0,000 a year; a 1.9 percent in- crease for those in the $20,000.$30,000 group and a 0.4 percent lncre'89 for those with In- come above$200,000. Brandon's analysis of the House bill ap~ to match that ol the Carter administration, wbicb bas urged the Senate to tilt • the tax Nductions more toward thoee '#itb incomes under $50,000 a~ear. Brandon's figures are bued on the assumption that ln(1atk>n will levoloffat7percentnextyear. • .. AS rr NOW atanda • • . the Hoose bill la notbins but a cruel hOax t.o 98 percent or the naUoo's taxpayers." Brandon said. Under reflnlncing le•lslatlon enacted last Deoember. Social Security payroll taxes will In· . crease starting next year for more than 100 million worken and their employers. For hilher- lncome workers, the top Social Security tax bike next year will be $333. The income tax blll ap1>roved by tbe House on Aug. 10 \Deludes about $10.S billion in tax reduc· tions for individuals and a $1.8 billlon cut ln individual captt.al ialnltaxa. TB I (Aft.TAL JAinl cut is mainb' n1PGD1ible for the bill's ovnall lilt to•ard bilbtr- tncome people. The nst ot tbe 11s.s billion tu-cut pactaa• ls forb~. Con1ru•tonal tax eitperta eltimale that the key aener&l lndivldual income tax·cutU121 featuree ot the House-approved bill would result, foT example. In a federal income tax redueUoo of S36 for a typical four-penon . family witb $8,000 of income and deductible personal expen.1e1 ol 23 perceot. of Income. meantnc a 30 percent cut lD such -, f amily'1 taxes under current law\ These expert.a estimate that such a family with '20.000 in· come would have taxes reduced by S1'6, which would be 6.1 per- cent of current law's taxes. AMC Stan& Alone In Gains Column DETROIT (AP> -American Mot.on Corp. turned the tables on competitors ln mid-Auaust by posting tbe only sales increase as overall auto sales fell 4.9 percent from last year. But industry analysts said the decline in the Aug. 11·20 period was no great surprise. It was still the third beat sales rate for the period. Dail)' sales for AMC. the smallest U.S. automaker. jumped•·• percent. while the Big Three automakers were down from last year's record pace, the companies said Wednesday. THE DIP TO 111,180 deliveries of new cars came after a sales bulge the first 10 days of the month. Industry sales In the second lo.clay period, wbich bad one less selling day than last year. came to 24,897 can a day. That eo,n- pares with23S,584 cars,26,17Saday, int.be 1977 period. .• No. a General Motors Corp, and No. 2 Ford Mot.or Co. bogb wtre off slighUyover 3 percent in daily rates. Chrysler fell 16.5 percent._! For AMC, whose slumping passenger car sales have beeG a drain on its pocketbook, it was the third straight period or beqer sales. ·• Over The Counter HASDUIMcp Pa t'4 -Ent 27 17Yr "9torH H 12\tt t2>io Petrollt ,, 17'111 PettlbCMI ~ 1 PloclAvt 21 21-. PterceSS 1.-. """ Plllllrtt1 ~ .... PIOllHl8 .. .... 4 PloS\IN ~'mi:=~ JV. 411'1 ~rp tlflt 1'\tt li't$vNC 4 "3\l't Plw180tl M\4. 1si. ~!)Cop 21 .. -. ,. .. ·-r.:;m ,.:en"" U 1.-lt•Ydtm ~ t7M "°"""° == ::n: N 3\tt Rotl!IM¥ 2~ ~ ROMIOft tS 15'11 Rovse l/IJ 40'\j, ltYSSIOv 1~·~e· ... ~ 11V. ~ tilt 2 r ~ac =ny, tf.~. 2A"' ?Silt ~mltr tS'At IS¥. 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Sales atyrocketed 40 )lll'etat OD tlae ltloqtll al American blcJct1n1 lD ACb areu • lmpreHWtist ad modem painting, European old ......_ Frmcb furulture a.ad jewelry. ID 148 Angeles at the &UDO time. a new blab wa set ... any AmertCu won of ut $980,000 for ''Tbe Jolly Ftat- boMmen. .. by OeGqe Caleb Dlqbam, drea 1841. ID April. a wprld peat wu reac:bed for an American portrait wttb U.. '2115.GOO aa16 of a 'l'lllomu Ealdns. The upaur1e aJao bas beD aeasadooal for Renoirs, Mooeta. Picaaos ad Br1- 4ae1. Franddlled art p!leries hue been Mt up acnm the nation. Wb1le art mYellment funds have DDt multiplied as eQeded In Parts and tD New Yen. Investment eounaelot"s are otrertni advisory www •km ID i.JmstlMDt ta art wons. Addlal to the frelDQ ii the emranee o1 the young American lato tbe ln•ed +M·in·art apbere. investlng thousands ol dollars a year in patattna and IC\Llptuna. for aestbeUc aa well as mouey-makiq poteotlala. C«pora- tions are iDveaUDi (or .---.-·-.....-.---------gain as well as for status .. Factcn of the rll· ing art boom tDclode: -S'l'VDY GOOD AllEIUCAN PAIN'l1NG8 ON sub- jects of unmual hlstorical, social or ,eo,raphic inlel'9t for • investment. Prices range from St.000. -StlaclY German 19tb cent1IJ'y art1sb In the 8'>0 to $6.000~. -Primitive art works are worth cooslderlng, W buy only from top.rated ~:!1;res. -Study sucb c ·cat aDliquttles as small bnmes. pottery and sculptures from the Mediterranean. -Speclallze and become known in a specific $d to other investors with information and item.a can " ex-n;;,,., Fails Again I To Overcome 900 I NEW YORK (AP) -Tbe lloct mart:et turnedlmxect ID trading today as tbe Dow Jones industrial iodaagain encountered ae1llng at tbe 900 level of tbe wideq tlltcbed blue chip indicator. The Dow lndex of 30 blue chip stocks feU 1.82 pints to 895.53, reversing earlier gains. · Alter fractional loises in tbe mora.ine. ~ Dow climbed about 2 points to 899.34 before pre-planner profit· taking sales reversed it. SIO«"lal• TM Spotllg•i Due to late transmission today's listing will not appear In the Dally Pilot. 11,.. ••d •• ., .. Due 1o late transmlsslOtJ today's Ustlng will not appear In ttMt Dally Piiot. • • • • , tt • DoWJl011nA r.fflfl" ~rCAP> FlNll a-.a..--.s ~ ~~ ~ i1ni~~ Im-fJ 15 Utt H 'tt:t1 105.11 iiE !:!! t~d~: .... :.~.~! .. ~.~~. u.)11 Trolft •••.•••••••••••••••••• 1;.Jt;iot Utlls ••.••••••••.•..••••••• *AGO U Stll . . • . • • • • • . . . .. . . • • . • • .. S.ta.«ID HEW ".OfUC,CAP) Mw-..ct OKll-~ ===-SALU .... ........ ToUy Gay rn ::: .. ..,. , ...... IS' Ito • • I I It -'· I I ~ --• ,Y. -~ .. ~ -~­... ..... • ! ~: I • • : .. ~ . r ..... . ,. , . ,. . ~. ~ . ··-•• ,. ~ ., . ... l . . . . ... Golden Wett Coach ReciilliJ Stint With '63 Met,s lltlt fndl Cb» lint lo'fe WU football) I and be dlda' beclD ptcbina UDtU a c:ouple ot yun later. .. We won three or four pennanta with UM team t we bad in the mlnon. ~· uwg WSa& IN aa American Legion tournament and we ran out of plteben," be ncalla. "So I came in. l don't tb1nk I did too well Utouala.'' . GOING NOWBB&B tn a talent-laden or1an•utton. Rowe ftnally sot h1s break when the lea1ues expanded and the New York Meta drafted him ln lll63. Rowe lmDl'OVtd enough to be llped bf the Ptttabursh Pirates at a tryout camp In l~. He ' aald tbe reUOD be went to tbe majon wu strictly form~. Tbe Mets, in only their second year of existence, were aUU the lauahlni atock of the league at the Ume Rowe joined the-team, and this bothered him. "I alped for $1,250. That wu a lot of money thea." .. It was really no fun:• be said. "The characters and players you met were super= AS GOOD AS aowB became durlq bis yean ID Ute mlDon. Plttaburab dldn't bave much need tor him. still feel the New York rana are No. 1 In bue , but you play the 1ame for the reepeet ot UM e you play against. .. PtttlburO bad lood teams durln1 the )'ears of 1851-eO," M)'I Rowe ... It was touih to mate the team then. "YOU WANT the respect of your peen. We See aOWE. Pa•e IN WATCHING APOLOGY -Los Angeles Dodger lint baseman Steve Garvey watches a television screen aa teammate Don Sutton makes a public apology for their skirmish in New York Sunday. Sutton cited religious convtctlcms for bis reason in making the apology at a news conference at Dodger Stadium before Thursday's game with Philadelphia. Agahlst BOsox 'BOSTON-The Callfornla Angela jamped alone into first place on an idle travel day Tlnanda)'. Witll Kansas CitJ losing to tbe Chtcaeo White Sox, the AueJa find themselves balf a pme in front "of the Royals lolnl fnto toa.ilbt's coa(roataUon wttb the Boston Red Sox at Feaway P.artt. As tbe Angela prepue to open a tbree·1ame weekend series with Boston. Manqer Jim Fregosi ls ~~Y trying to patch up tbe sore paw that wu once the team's lcnockout puncb-s>ttcblnl. ON WEDNBSDAY Fregosi couldn't speculate OD bis rotation for tbe comtnc games, and be was 10 frustrated be tbrew the ques· lion, back to report.en, askina for suuestlona. The main problem ls that .Nolan Ryan suffered a rib aepara- tion and ls on a day.to-day basis. He ii ltll1 in On.nae County Wl· deroinf treatment from Dr. Levi Yocum. Rlght·bander Don Aaase, to complicate the problem, was in- volved ln a trafflc collision Wednesc1.9. AlUu>ugb be escaped injury, be missed a scheduled start and Frepi has penciled in Aase for tonight. He will face the 'Red Sox' Dennis Eckenley (14-5). PAVL IL\JlTZELL will start Saturday 81alnst Boltoo'a Jim Wright <7·2), and for the Sunday game that mllbt have been Ryan's, Fre&osi bas inserted Ken Brett <2-5). ·Cbrtl Knapp, wbo toot ~·s tum Wednesda)' and but the Yankees, won't be ready ~n QDtil Tuesday. Frank Tanana 1.s sWl Plannlna to start M 's aam. in New York. This state -of eoat"8loo DS the ume ~ staff that ls tied for tbe American Leque lead iD lbuloutl (J.2) and leads Cbe league in strikeouts with 707. Sutton Clears Air Dodger Pitclrer Makes Public Apology LOS ANGELES <AP) - .. We're net OD thla planet to live alone. I'm eertainlJ not bere Just to throw a baseball.'' Los An1eles Dod1ers pitcher Don Sutton aald Tbmsday ln a public apoloay for a locker room scurne with teammate Steve Garvey. '"'Sutton, G_arvey and Manager Tom Lasonla of the Dodgers each aald they hope the incident can be put behind them as the team battles to defend its Natioaal Leape West Division title. WlllLB PUISUCL Y putting patches on the quarrel, Sutton * * * and Garvey stayed apart in the hallways and dressing rooms of tbe Dodger clubhouse after 5uttoD made bis statement prior to a Dodger game with Pblladelpbla here. Outside In a television. station's mobile unit, Garvey watched a TV monitor as Suttoa, who appeared choked with emotion, read bis prepared statement. Prior to his statement, Sutton bad met with Dodger President Peter O'Malley to discuss the situa- tion. "IP THE Al& ls cleared, if it puts things back In perspective, * * * Russell Awakens T O ~Pur LOS ANGELES <AP> -For Bill Ruaaell, the lOlll Los An1eles road trip ended at$ L~. Tb~. "Tbat'• tbe time 1 got to bed." uld tbe Dodlen' shortstop "So J didn't 1et to tbe Ptl'k ~.did DGt &Ue batUDc prac:tice and did not set &o take aJ11 aound D&US. ""'' • It wasn't noticeable. Bullell'• two-nm alqle produced the tJlna nm ID tbe Doqen' three-run rally to overtake Phlladelpbla TbW"lda1 ..._, He also p!Qed a atrana defemlve 1ame as the Dod1en won 5-4. TRE YIC'l'OSY DIPaGVDthe Dodcen' lead ID the-National Lea8\M W•w ane game over San Frucileo and four 1ames over CincinnaU, their bluest ad· vanu1e over the Reds all seuoo. •••en Slate All9-•UKOWI Tbe Pblllles, who have dropped -'-_._, ..... 1am-T........ """'" .. UIAlllMM 7:U p.m MA -....-.. _., SMunllly Plllllles 114 Ul'nlllllH t :Up.m. to Le» AnlelM. bad tbtlr NL ....., ""'"" .. &Al~ U:SSllJ.m, Eut ~ llNd bimmed tol~ ..... OM'Qaleaso adPWlbureh. Tbe Dod911•' DoD 8atbl. J.J..10, wbo¥1ve a public apoloa 11nan4u for bla role ln a dubboale with Steve Garvey SanctQ ta New Yon, pltcbes 1lanlOt for Anl•l• a1a1mt tbe Ft&UU.-' Dlct .......... 11.e. TBB PODGm BAD completed a e.2 trlp to Pblladelpbla, New Yan and Montreal before n,tnc back to Los Aqeles early Ttlunday. Tbe PblDl• toot a 4·2 lead In the top of the ellbth aaatnat Tomm1 .JobD, wboae best moments came after be left U. 1ame. JobnL ~· became &be wtaner when the Dodcen 1taced their wtDniq raJbt. • It ...... wttb Ron C11'1 ltncle to rtibt. and ~ Baker folJowld wWl a double. Warr. Bnilltar, a.2. wbo took Ute Iola after reJ.leylq 1tart4r ... ..,.n,,...,. .. ' I think It bas been worth It," Garvey commented . Sutton said that in four days of trying to figure o~t why the incident. occurred Sunday in New York, "the only possible reason I can fmd is that my life lsn 't being lived according to what I know, as a human being and a Christian, to be right. "Because if it were, then there would not have been an article In a newspaper ln which I would offend any of my teammates." GARVEY APOLOGIZED previously to bis Dodger teammates for bis part ln the incident. It bad besun when Garvey questiooed Sutton about an article ln the Washington Post that quoted Sutton concerning Garvey's .. All American boy" image. ::-J;llOMB:llasJpeut A:Sl"Ut deal of fb-eFainour cfay.-te pe.ople..=:lbat the fight wu..a....~~ matter of .. spontaneous combustion. Nerves get tender this time of year," be said. After Sutton's statement, the manager declared: "It's lood to see a man get up and apologize before mWiona of people. I'm proud of Don; I'm proud of Steve; they're both trying to make sure this doesn't affect the ballclub.'' --SUTl'ON AND GARVEY who live three houses apart In bHlstde homes In suburban Calabuaa, about 20 miles from Dodier Stadium, have been mainstays of the Dodgers through the 19708, and both are on lon1•term million clollar contracta. . Garvey bas a . clean-cut exterior some Dodgers re_portedly re•arded as "phony," designed to t1Dp('ell the public: and rePorten. Luorda say1 Garvey is genuine, the same penon be wu in 1968, when be ftnt reported to minor leaaue manager Lasorda in Og~:j Utah. But Laaorda also a ti that such f eellnp may ex.lat on the Dodaera. "ANYTIME YOU FIND a aucce11ful man, YCUI '11 find people may be tnviOUI, 1n any walk of llle." t • THE DODGERS' DAVEY LOPES IS TAGGED OUT AT SECOND BY T£D SIZEMORE. Reeords_ Keep_FaJliug Break Halts U.S. Swim Onslaughl, BERLIN <AP> -American swimmers. dominating the World Swimming Championships, were unable to add to their heavy 10Jd medal total today -only because no swimmt.na flnala were scheduled. "We 1aw a lot of great IWlmmtn1 tonttbt." Coach George Haines said after Thursday nt1bt's compeUUon. SOME OP THE BEST came from SOvl4tt 15·year·old Lina Kacbusbltt, a Lltbu•nlan nlnth·trader wbo set a world mark white qualifyt.na tor the 200·meter breast.at.toke -and broke her mark ln the nI1bt flnal. "I never ft8ured I could &et thli\ title," sald Kachushlte. a slender bloade wbo wa.a unranked Ip the event lut year. "We just knew you'd have to swim a world record to wtn." said crewcut Sovtet tralMJ' Sercel Vaizekovski. Kacbuahlte outdistanced 14·year-oJd teammate . I and former world record bolder Julia Botdanova with a time of 2 D)lnutes, 31.42 secoodl in t&e llnal, almost two seconds below bet qualllytni reeord ot 2:33.11. BOODANOVA, WHO SET tbe 1r0rld 100.metel' record in this meet, bad establJthed tbe 200-meter record or2:33.~ in April. Thursday's competition added one more gold medal to the tOlaJ or the Americans. who now have lS golds and ftv~ world records after 18 of 26 swlmmtna events fn the nine-day championships at West Berlin's 1936 Olympic awtmmtna stadium. Linda Jezek, a 1'7·year-old from Los Altos. set a world record of 2: 11.03 ln the women's 200·meter backstroke, breaktq tbe 1978 mark of 2:1!.47 by East German Blr&lt Treiber. Treiber, 18, flntabed second in 2: 14.01. THE AMERICAN TEAii of Bruce Fumisa, BW ~WOltLD,PapJM .... . .: -.. -. : .... • 1. '\ • -.... Ill ... .. ... -...... -..... .... -.~ • -.. .. ... • -... ,. ... ·~· • ' .. ' I • .... '"'"'' . . . .. 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J remember once J alted him wbo be WU f..,tq cMcb .,.last and be w . ·No. 2. mu. No. I.'"· · llCt/11 ..... t:C."' .. •llC a=t' ... tllCC ~· .. ':! &z!.Ot' .. 41111( .... OlllC ..-111...c t7 ta UI 20 21 22 22 Rowe also bad a elautc lnvolYIQC Ila" TbJ"OGeberrJ, tbe Meu'ddrdbaeman. ud Cliff ~. wboplQWdtb.lrd. ..... IC ~· ... l!C:ats.llt ~-MM ICCOI~ ~OI~ ~OI~ ..... Ot MCOIMM.(7) ..... CllCH ICCotMM ,, 25 2t 27 28 29 ...... ~ ICalMM t=t:9c e.::r Miiw•:r $eotltt OI Clo.Of ..... KC Idle ~OI~ Mm.OI 30 ~-:r-Milwl. OI Odllllll9r , o. .. :r-MIN\• ··1 WAS rAaNO Hank Aaroo for lbe l1nt tlme and lbey batb came in and asked bow I was goina to ptteb him. Al nnt I said blab f ..aballa lmide uc1 they repUed, 'No. no. you don't want to do that.' Then, I suaested futballs low and away and they said, 'You doo't want t.o do that, either.· , ........ s "It didn't bit me right away but the reason they said tboee things were tbey were botb scared Aaroo might bit the ball t.o them." WORLD AQUATIC GAMES Rowe couldn't remember wbat Aaroo did, but did admit that later the "Hammer" bit bis 299th home nm off him to dead center in Milwaukee, prompting Duke Snider to remark, "U the wind bad been blowing in, that wouldn't have gone out." He thought about it for a moment and then added, "Only ii the wind came from Hurricane Hazel" Despite the humorous moments, Rowe quickly became disenchanted with the game. He didn't like relieving and he dtdn 't like playing on a loser. So, he decided to give the ball club an ultimatum. .. I WANTED TO PLAY so I said either start me or I'd leave. "Snider said I was the only player in the history of the game who ever wanted to leave." Rowe stuck by his guns, and when the Mets dido 't make a starter out of him he decided to skip the '64 season and go to school for the entire year. "Baseball is a fun and great experience, but yo\J can't do it all your lile," says Rowe. ''One of the blggest failures for many ballplayers is they don't plan for an occupation outside of baseball." Rowe went back to baseball in 1965 and bad an 8-8 record for Buffalo, a Mets farm team. His eight wins was tops on the squad. TWO YEARS LATER be retired to become defensive coordinator at Golden West College, a position he's held for the past 12 years. Even as a member of tbe Golden West coaching staff, Rowe dabbled at the game of bueball during lbe off-season. He still plays the game today. and loves It. "It's a lot of fun.'' be says. Certainly, the teams be playa for today can't be any worse lban tbe New York Meta of 1963. Forrester BobbJ BaekeU and Rowdy Galnea won the 800· meter fl'eestyle relay in 7: 20.82, almost three leCODdl under the American record. They fi.Dlahed near)7 eilbt seconds ahead of the secoad-place Rmalaas. In the first day of the cbamploaabipe DOt dominated by the AmerieaDa. Australia's Tracey Wietlwn, 15, won the women's -.meter freestyle in the world remnl time of 4:06.28. American record holder Kim Linehan. 15, finished third and 14-year~ teammmate Cynthia Woodbeadwassecood Canada's Graham Smith reclaimed the world mark in the men's 200·meter individual medley, beating American Steve Lundquist., the previous record bolder. in 2:03.65. .. IN THE F8EESTYLE I usually die, .. Smith said. "Tonight I thought I'd die but I split under 30 and I felt pretty strong." No Americans qualified for the women •s 200· meter backstroke. including lS·year-old favorite Tracy Caulkins. TMUMOAY'S ~ ......... .... 200.ftMtff lndl"'d!MI IM4IMy -t, Smllll, c.MM. 2:03.U (-111 ~ Mstlae s..... L~lt, USA, 2:t&.Jt, AutJ. 2, 1'711. 2. ll'•uetle, U"'-2:0Ut. I. SfflonM•, S..let UlllM, l :M.29. '-~ USA. 2:0$M. 5. Playoff to Pit ·Stars, Spikers The Orange County Stars will face the Santa Barbara Splkers on Friday, Sept. 1 in the first round of the International Volleyball Assn. 's Western Division playoff. The Stars will host lbe opener at Fountain Valley High (7:30) with the two tea!U moving to Santa Barbara for match two on Sunday, Sept. 3. If the teams should split th& meetings, a 12·polnt sudden death game will be played im· mediately following Sunday's match. A preview of lbe upcoming playoffs will take place Satur· day night (7:30) as lbe Stars and Splken get together at Fountain Valley High for the final game of the regular season for lbe two teams. .l•tn .as-,. ....... Baseball StanJings usmcAR SPECIALS '76 CADl.l AC SIYUI ult power, Ult wheel. Aa1e1t Kanaasaty Texas Oakland Minnesota NA110NAL LEAGUE Wes& Dlrisloa Dodgers San Francisco Cincinnati San Diego W L Pct. GB' 75 52 .S91 74 S3 .583 1 71 S6 .5S9 4 67 61 .523 8V. S9 68 .465 16 atereo tape. C-Hffler Interior a moonroof. 33.000 d-. (!502707). --ebka1~--11Ue ..... _...-11..-..-:.=..-..---a---~~-'o .t44 1111. ~DI..,.._, ... S9888 . 76MABIY V-8. auto.. fa(:tory air, full power. AM/FM atereo tape, Meter. wlw ti,.., tinted glau. wheel covers. Landau top, leather interiOr. aunroof. (855PUX) s9477 77WOMll CAILO v.e. euto.. .._., *· Pt'S. ff8. All/FM r9dlo. ttnted glaH. wheel coveu. Landau top. (843$CA) s4m .,, ...... Bostoa Milwaukee New Yon Detroit Baltimore ClevelUld Toronto AM/FM Qmd~lo 1tereo t..,_, wlouf Interior, ftllt poww, c:rutte oontrol. tilt Wheel. Auto tt..s Nghta. (743RSO). 59888 ... ... .. ~ I Phlladelpbla 66 S8 .S32 Chicago 63 62 .504 3V.. Plttabilrgh 63 62 .504 3V. Montreal 59 67 .468 8 St. Louis 54 73 .425 13~ New Yortc 51 lt .a i:·• ,.,.,..sa... ~S."111 ............. PlttMwlllll S. At..,._ l St, LovlS 4, OntlnNtl I ,._ Yllftr6,S..ot._.J 0..1,,.-.... ~--l't\11 .......... ClblttMft 11 .. I M DM1en C""llln IMOI St. LAult Ill. '9ndt ,_IJI at A!Wlte (~ ... , . QI~ (lwttt SA) at Oftc'-U C....,_, Ml l'lftllM'tlll t--.rMI 8'~ CJ • ....,_ t0-11> N-V011115-11 .. S) at SMI 0+990 CP9ny1j.JI • Melltnol ttc:MtMIW Ml • S... f'~--. C.._ttf1*8NI °'8nge ~nty't OkMst Uncoln-Marcury Dealerthlp . .JOHNSON le SON lit I 2628 Harbor Blvd. • Costa Mesa • 540-5630 ,. . . .t . ·--·· !!' ... ._. t BASEBALL I SWIMM~G I TENNtS I GOLF wi•t' Finals: Pate, Gllhert Ded Navratilova Vs. Evert Bf 'l'tlle A.uodalt41 Pl'tl World ~ Ttnnl• foWdn1l have uk1d for a btUtr mat~bu.p. Tb• ...._., nna11. bt1lnnl!'ll Sept. 1! after a brtak ror "' u.s. Open, wm 1 .. Umt lh• toa- two women'• player• 'n the world, Ouil Evert and MartJna NavraUlova. . Evert led tho Loi AnM I Strlna• to • two-111n1 111w•.S' ot th• deftndln1 (11\•nutlon Now York A.Dolt , wtu\ N1vr1tnuv• helped lbwn blink HfiuLtlo In two m1tob.11. In ·rhunllaf 1 decl1lv m tlnec.•. IA>• An•cilti• topped N w York lM 111 10111 thJS Lobster bul th Ca1'1t1dPI T ' The Lobll r1t, t'h1mplor111 or the Eut.mt DMaton. •t1nfld th• n11bt wtt.h Torry llull1d1) ttnd Tony Roch downtn1 thn Ca1cadoa1 Sherwood t•wut and Betty Stove O 4 In mhcttt1 doublet. Navratllov1 HHd .,."l Seatt1e'1 Marita Redondo 0 I In women'• 11nt1H and Lben teamed wllh Holladay In women'• doublet u tho Loblt.tr duo downed tbe Cucadn' Stove ed Brt,stte CUypera M . New York had won lb• WM' title lbe put two yeara, but Evert n• to it the Appia had no 1bot at a third champlooahlp. She blut.ed JoAnne RuueU in women's singles 8·2, then teamed with Ann Klyomura tor a 7 ·5 victory over Ruuell aftd BUile Jean King ln women's doubles. Vita.a GerulaiUa Ignored lbe antics of Strinas' player·coacb Ille Nastase to win the men's singles 6-L But Nastase teamed with Kiyomura in mixed doubles for a &-0 victory . ""---:-. '=' ~--,. CM'-I Vt--~ CLA) CW. R-11 .. 2; e-t· ICl.,..,,11r• CLAl d9f. R-u.«1119 7·S. ~ -~CHY) def,...._ .. 1; V. Amrllr•l·A. AmrltHl Cl.Al def. Gerv1•11 .. lluffel164. Miiied -Kl.,..,.,,~ CLAI clef. IC"9 RUtt.ts"4. A-7,7'0 ..... 11,leMtleD (A ...... , WOfMft -~lio... Cll Olf. R..._ .. 2; HolleMy~ICl'f• Cll> def. 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Ullbort Hid. ''llutthl1tl•Uwlw1 II ." ..... _.5 RUSSELL LEADS LA. • • ltVt Cat1ton, then 1truek out pfncbhltter Vlc Davallllo. RUHtll folJowed wttb a two-run •lntl• to left to Ue the aame. &t188ELL TOO& SECOND on the throw to lb• plate. The wllullq nm wu produced by Manny Mota, battln1 aaalnat TUI McGraw. Mota alnaled sharply oft t.b1rd bueman Mike Schmidt. to acore RuueU. It wu the 130tb career pinch bit for Mota. aftd the 40-year-old is clostq in on tbe major leaeue record of 144 set by Smokey Burgess. But it was only the fif\b RBI of the season for Mota, and bia first RBI alnee May 22. It was a tough n1gbt for both clubs. The Dodgers lost Joe Ferguson v&en be aggravated a shoulder IJ:tjury. Reggie Smith went out in the second inning with a sllgbt sprain of his right kDee. Carlton left after pitching four innings becauae of soreness in hia shoulder. And 1S9·po~d ........ _, IM& .._ ocoo_.,._, n Y .,._llfW 1bort1top Un-y 8ow1 of tbe Pbllllet Umpe« <ff the fteld after he colUded wt~ 225-PGWWI o,... Lu1ln11U u ~ tb.ued a fot1J Oy ln the IOW'Ul lamn1. .... IUNUMIA WMeel&.a .. , .... J .1Mrtl11 tf ...... Httrel-• kllml«at LutlMlll" CM0t,..111t o.~ad M<CM,..rc ._.., Sl•-.-CMllOll p llfvut., p McGr-• Mcllrkttlft "" ..... \ , ... ....,,., , 0 ,. • ""'.,, 4 It I LM1rt , ••• o.n.y; •0 10 C..• 4 I I I 0 ........ 2tt0 '~· 1110 ~( 4 0 t I 0. .. lllloal 1 010 0.1"' 1 010 ·-· .. •••• JeMp '000 _,, ... Mo4•Dlt .....,., •rll .. t.,. • t It 111 I , ... ..... • ti' • I I t •••• •••o ••• 0 •••• J ! , , J ••• Otet It I ' •••• -Totels a:5 • II 4 T-1 _. II • Pll114ldltlP111• 101 ... • l..ol ,.,... * -::: E-Jolln. Sdwnldl 2. 0111'-PtM ...... ,... a..- AtooelH 1. LO&-AMl.o.4PllN I. 1..o1 ~ • 28-Slremo<•. c..,, 0 .8eller, LOlle•·t · J MM'tln Ill. SF-Scllmidl. ,,. ..... .... 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' . .. . . ...... -. .. -..... -. . r • ) . ' , • • • • ·. ·, . . . • • .. ·' ·. • ·. . . _, . . , FOOTBALL I MOTOR SPORTS A ~ Report From ttw Wortd of 8pon1 Umps Refuse to Work ~e in Toronto Today ,..._APDl~r·=-TOllONTO -Four re1 ar Amerleaa II °\. Le..-wnpll'ft refUled to woc1r toda!:' cam• betweea Lbe 1"bnlMo Blue J.,a IOd 11!0 MIOtl Twlnt. aipalllq the Aart oft.be MCODd Wb• pt,..' ltrlU ba ID.tor le.ape batMlbell hi.lt0f1. The CftW ~·dfcl by vet.c!ru umpln BW Kunkel WU cbedwod to wort lbe only da)' 1•me Int.be m-.Jon today but did not a:ppear at Toronto'• Jl!xhlbiUon Stadium. Tbe Blue J8¥1 and all other mator lea.au• cluba bad been IMtrut'led by the American and NaUoilal leapea lo make ~Y pJans lo have aubltitute umplrea avail•· ble. Th• Twins-Blue Jay~ came was handled by two amateur wnJl(ra ind two coacbel. oae from each team. Joe Sawchut. 40, worlted behlod bome plate. and Al Coolant. M, wu al first base. Both have experience ln Junior and senior amateur buebaU in the province of On· tario. Blue Jays coach Doo Leppert umpired at second baae and Jerry Zimmerman, a coach with the Twins, worked at Ulird bue. The two coaches were to switch base usi&n· ment.a IWl_,,•Y lb.roueb the came. Ne OMnlH ler Btrllae .. TJaU 11_,, MONTROSE, Mich. -The Lions Club Ill Labor Day celebration includes a fut pltcb. softball tournament. The honorary umpire, the Rev. Frank Wilmot. will call the ftrSt pitch. "I'm aure they'll be ready to chase both me and my seeinc-eye dog, Tiger. out ol the place after that first pitch," said Wilmot. Wilmol is blind. BedrWlc Cid ••• It'~ TlaiRlc SAN DIEGO -Gavin Hedrick apparently • won't be with the San Diego Chargers when the •II• team closes out its NFL pre-season schedule against the New York Giants ln East Rutherford, N.J ., Saturday. Hedrick, a Newport Harbor High graduate who was one of the nation's leading collegiate punters last year, was one ol four rookies seen leaving the Chargers' camp after Thursday's practice. San Diego Coach Tommy Prothro says be won't announce until Monday the cut.a the Chargers made to meet the NFL's 50-player cutoff limit since two players who cleared waivers may be signed again next week when the fmal 45--man roster is reached. The teams must first cut to 43 by Tuesday, then later add two. Hedrick was an eighth-round draft pick from Washington State, where he GAY1111"•0•1ac averaged over 44 yards a punt last year. Other rookies seen leaving camp Thursday were defensive tackle Henry Bradley of Alcorn State and llnebacker Blake Whitlach of Louisiana State, both ninth-round picks, and tight end Charlie Price, taken in the lotb round. q .. te of tlle dafl Two-time U.S. Ladies Professional Golf AssodaUon champion Hollis Stacy, concerning the importance ol the Patty Berg Golf Classic in Minnesota this weekend: 'Skipping the Patty Berg would be like a Catbollc skipplng mass on Easter Sunday. You Just don't do it." Ebe.,llere la Sperts ••• 0.1. Slmpson, his injured knee almost fully • recovered from surgery. expects to see heavy II duty tonight when the San Fl'ancisco 49ers close 4 • out the preseason campaign against the host Denver Broncos in a nationally televised game ... Running back Sherman Smith ran for a first-half touchdown and Jim Zorn hit Roa Howard for a fourth period score as Seattle defeated Chicago, 16-7, Thursday night. ... Don Reese, a starter lor the Miami Dolphins before going lo jaiJ on drug charges, signed a contract with New Orleans ... Bill Bradley, a former all-pro who intercepted 34 passes ID nine seasons with the St. Louis Cardinals, announced his retirement . Roger Cralt has been re-hired as manager 111 of the San Diego Padres for the 1979 season ..• Troubles continue lo plague the Cincinnati Reds as starting pitcher Paul Moskau was forced to leave after one inning Thursday night. Mlke Pbllllps cracked a bues·loaded single to drive in the winning runs as St. Louis defeated the Reds, 4-3, to drop them four games beck of the Dodgers ... Ertc Soderholm had a pair of doubles and drove in three runs to lead Chicago to a 4· l win over Kansas City and knock the Royals out of first place in the American League West . . . Jim SmKl.berg lined a three-run homer in the loth inning to give the Texas Rangers a 4·1 win over Mlnnesota ... Sadabaru Ob hit his 31th home run of the season and 797th of his career as the Yomiuri Giants fought lo a 10-10 tie against the Hiroshima Toyo Carp ln Japanese baseball ... The surging •ooH c:Hur PiUs1>urgh Pt1'11te'S-worr-ttretr-10ttr- stra igbt game to move within 31,AJ game& df-the-league leading Phillies . Radio, Telednoa llADIO: Tonight -Baseball -Angels at Boston, 4:30, KMPC <TIO); Philadelphia at Dodgers, 7:30, KABC (790) . Soccer -Sacramento at LA Skybawb, 7 :30, KGlL ( 1260) . :Money Not Everything To SJDith BJ 8a.NIE CASTILLO ... ...,,....Alff Wayno Smith 11eema to have 1dopted the Ralph Drollineer pbllo1ophy on b11ketball-money, like wtnntna. ii 00\ everythine. Smith, a 8-$ forward from UC Irvine; spurned an otter from the N 8A 'a Phoenix Sun.s to joln the CbrtlUan-orteoted Athletes. Jn Action amateur team. "I Just fMI thla ls wbere I want to be rt1ht now," says Smith, a gifted ahooter. "AIA is great on bulldlng cb1racter and that's what I need." A NATIVE of Bakersfield. Smlth led the Pacific. Coast Athletlc Aaan. in scoring <21 points a game) and was second ln rebounding (7.9 average> in his only seaaoo with the Anteaters. Playing the 1975-76 season at Portland State alongside Freeman Williams, Smith averaged 16.2 points and 9.3 rebounds before transferring to UCI. The decision to pass up a pro contract was a quick one for Smith, wbo played well enough in the Stms' rookie camp in June to earn an invitation to the club's veteran camp which begins next month. "I was looking forward to going back lo camp when all of a sudden. I changed my mind." admits Smith. "I spoke with the general manager of the Suns and he felt AIA migbt be the place for me to go right now." BY OFFERING their fourth round draft pick a standard rookie contract, the Suns retained the rights to Smith in the event be cJecides to tum pro. Had he made the squad, Smith would have earned $35.000 for his first season. . However, a pro career is still in the future for Smith, who aver aged 12 points a game to help the Suns' summer league team win the championship or the Cal State LA circuit this month. "I'm still looking forward to someday playing In the NBA," Smith says. "I just didn't feel I was ready to face all the presaures and the little things that go along with the NBA." THE COMPETITION will be just as stiff on the AIA squad, which includes another highly regarded collegiate forward who turned down an NBA offer-Marvin Delph of Arkansas. Returnlng veterans include Drollinger <UCLA>. Brad Hoffman <North Carolina), Irvin Kiffin <Oklahoma Baptist>. Ernest Wansley <Virginia Tech> and Tim Hall <Colorado State>. Smith said be was Impressed by AIA Coach Bill Oates, who bas turned the team into the top amateur unit ID America. "He explained the program to me. told me he'd like to have me and told me what they were striving for," says Smith. Frldey. Augutt 25. 1978 DAILY PtLOT 87 '71 PCA.A FoothaH Sehedule Cd St. fW81'0N CW St. LONG IUOf ftl8MO ST Alt SAN JOSl ST A Tt UTMf STAll St. ot tonford at CdorodoSt. otlOflO' C'.olorodo St. • • atSonmSt. *fricb( ..... 17 •• Thundoy, fbl. 23 Fresno to Rule PCAA? Defending Grid Champs Tough Again By Tbe Allod.ated Presa Fresno State's new coach. Bob Padilla. said be doesn't expect to make any dramatic chances in the Bulldogs' football team this fall, but the Pacific Coast Athletic AasoclaUon's defending champions will definitely have a change at quarterback. Dean Jones. the quarterback who guided the Bulldogs to a 9-2 season and the PCAA UUe in 1977, is gone. Replaclog him lo Fresno State's veer offense will be the big problem facing Padilla. but Saddleback College transfer Billy Yancy has im· pressed the coach in drills and appears a capable replacement. Padilla will also be concerned with filling the vacancies left by the departure of some outstand· ing defensive players, including safeties Bob Glazebrook and Willie Robinson, end Simon Peteraoo and comerback Curlis Minor. "WE WILL start with inex· perience, but with our speed and quickness, we should improve as the season goes on." Padilla said. Long Beach State, expected to challenge Fresno State for the PCAA title, will again be one or the most air·minded teams on the West Coast. The 49ers. 4·6 last seasoo. have two outstand· ing passer.!? Jim Freitas and Paul McGamgan. returning, plus the PCAA's top four receivers of 1977 -Tony Maddocks, Vernon Henry, Jim McCluskey and Chuck Bell. "I believe In throwing the foot· ball," said 49er Coach Dave Cur- rey. "I th.lnk the fans enjoy it, I think the players eitjoy it, and I think we have the ·ingredlents to be a fine passing team. "HOWEVER. I realize you don't win football games without good defense." The 49er defense is suspeet. with the linebacker positions a big question mark. All·West Coast linebacker Dan Bunz is gone. and so are Ken Bell and Tim Cox. San Jose State could be the surprise team of the conference. The Spartans have one or the na- tion's top linebackers in Frank Malumaleuna, and the offense is led by quarterback Ed Luther. Kevin Cole. the all·purpose nm- ner who scored 60 points and ran for 755 yards last year. is also back. UTAH STATE, beginniog its first year in the conference. will be led by runner Rick Parros and wide receiver Jim· my Bryant Parros became the school's first 1.000-yard rusher as the Aggies went 4· 7 last year. and Bryant emerged as an out· standing pass catcher and also ran back punts. "We go into the conference a hungry team ... said Aggies Coach Bruce Snyder. in his third year of rebuilding the school's football program. "We have a veteran group of players, and we have to be hungry after the last two disappointing seasons." QUARTERBACK Bruce Parker, who missed five games because of an injury last faJI . bad a good spring and Caddas believes the senior signal·caller will be a big plus for Pacific this season. Fullback Mike Colton. a 6·1. 205-pounder. should provide good inside punch for the Tigers, with fleet Richard PhUhps a breakaway threat. While the Tigers may have a no-name offense. the defense hu an outstandint performer to Brad Vassar, a 6-2, 225-pound linebacker who earned AU-West Coast honors last year. Fullerton State. trying to im· prove on a 4· 7 season that saw the T itans go winless In the PCAA . will bank heavily on quarterback Dale Bunn. A senior who passed tor 984 yards and ran for 281 more an 1977. Bunn will s pearhead Fullerton's offense again this season. Obie Graves, like Bunn a transfer from Citrus JC. is a dangerous runner who gives the Titans scortna punch. ·•we 're green both offensively and defensively." said Coach Jim Colletto. "But we hope tbat uale Bunn can do for us this year what Dean Jones did for Fresno St.ate last year.·· Vessels PursUes Off-road Challenge RIVERSIDE -Frank "Scoop" Vessels of Los Alamitos, will be among the favorites in the $20,000 Challenge of Champions Satur· day at Riverside International Raceway in the SCORE off-road world championships. The 12-lap· race will be the feature of Saturday's program and will also include F rank Cody. Dr. Bud Feldkamp. Mickey Thompson, Roger Mears, Danny Letner . Malcolm Smith and 13 other drivers in the field of 20. This one starts at 2 o'clock. A celebrity challenge race will be staged Sunday and will in· elude Wilt Chamberlain, Ken truck and was named rookie of tbe year in 1974 and has been booted on the sport ever since. In 1977 he won the utility vetu cle class point cbampionsh1i:; - and finished second overall He will be driving the Pamelh Jones PJ Blazer at Riverside. Vessels is the son of Los Alamitos Race Course president Mildred Vessels, is an executive assistant, an avid sports fis· herman and a surfer . Injured Cyclist Back in Action Waiting Is Over Laguna Hills Coach Named Norton, Dick Smothers, James Bobby Schwartz returns to ac· Garner, Ricky Nelson, Kent lion in the weekly speedway McCord, Clint Walker and Ruth motorcycle races at the Orange Buzzi. It will be a s~cial race in County Fairgrounds in Costa identically prepared Jeeps at 4 Mesa tonight after missing three o'clock. The racing will be conducted weeks with an injury. The first on a man.made, two-mile course heat race gets under way at ~ o'clock. with all the hazards and Schwartz suffered tom liga. challenges of Baja desert built ments when he fell while com· A seasoned coach will guide Laguna Hills High through its first in. It bas 14 identifiable turns. peting in an East Coast cham- basketball campaign this wint.er. many jumps and water hazards. paonship meet ln New York ear- John Moore, who has compiled a 117-62 record in seven years Vessels started off.road racing ly in August. He underwent of prep coaching, has officially been appointed as varsity buket-in a Ford van maintained by Bill surgery on his thumb and ha::. led b l ft din l f Stroppe in 1972 when h e be . . ball coach at the newly construe sc oo a er spen g mos o participated in the Mexican 1000 en recovenng ever since. He the s ummer wondering l! he would indeed get the job. from Mexicali to La Paz. has a speeial brace and the doc· tor's permission to compete MOORE, WHO SPENT the last four years at La Mirada High, "I wasn't sure I liked that tonight. was offered the post last spring before doubts over the passing of kind of sport.'' he says in recall-Mike Bast remains sidelined Proposition 13 necessitated a hiring freeze at the school. "I had to ing the race. He moved into a with a shoulder separation and sit around a couple of months and wonder," said Moore, who * * * the five-time U.S. nalloncll signed a contract soon after the freeze was lifted. SATU•DAY'SSCHl!OULE champion is hoping to get back -Thoueb be will be inheriting a first-year program, Moore has 1e.m.-Pr•dk•foHltis.ur.c:1nos.t11nNr. with a special brace before the already started in the program-:WO'rTOnfWilli~ettvri;agcma -"~,~·~""'~~u~-~"~21~·~1!"';-· =:.----Jlna:atuio.oooa.Lcbam onshin nuaJifica· ~ul lp.m.-0-~MGOrece ll21epsl ~"" _ Hills players in a summer bas"'auau eague:--3 ,.--a..-.o1°*""'°"s111 1eps1, lions begin. l p.m.-a-•. 1 encr 1Haa m 1eps1 One of tfte hottest tide rs on the FOR THE LAST TWO YEARS, Moore has coached the Orange !~s";;,;.~ ~~~'! ~=r.' circuit at the present time i:. County entry in the Olympic Development League at Cal State LA. Costa Mesa's Rick Woods . After consecutive 20-win seasons, Moore's La Mirada team 1 a.m.-l'P::-.!'.!'~,=~:~~v brother of three-time U.S. title was 13-12 last year. He bad three second place finishes to the 11:••·"'-Motwcyc1nt1nthu11101-1. holder Gene. Woods captured a rugged San Gabriel VaJley Leaa.•e, includinl tbe 1875 season 1n H-0 -s _,IO rec• m lllP6'. special match race from Dave e-1 p.m.--0-Jre« 1121-1. TV: Tonight -Baseball -Ancell at Boston, 4:30, Channel S: Football -San Francisco at Denver. 6 p.m., Channel 7. which his squad ranked No. 1intheCIF3·A ranks. t111.m.--MOtoo cyctes MCOlld11Mt 1101..,,1. Sims last week a nd won the ·), A 32-year-old graduate of Cal State LA, Moore previOU$ly , .. ,.,.-0-• ....,,, •• 111 ..,1· scratch main event. 4p,m.-.IMP~IYCMl._.. llOl-I. =~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~co~a~cb~ed~a~t~Pi~'!uit~X~(~Do~wn~e~y!)!and~~C~atbed:~~r~al:..:,<!Los~:An:!ge~L:es~>~·~~~~__;s~p~.m~.-oass~~·~rece~c~12~1..-~1.~~~~~~G~a~t~ea~opea~~a~t~6~:30~.~~~~ • • -# -• . . . ... --·----..i•• .... .... 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To do It rtaht. the NFL wou.ld have to H l up it. own cameru al every 11me and bave • group or tralaed speclalllta mannln1 them. blem wttb ushtf TV replays to offlclate com to mind. What happen• lt tbere ia a eon· troveralal play and a CBS cameraman doesn't bave quite th rt.aht aq]e? 'lbe next day's beadflno ml1ht well read: "Cowboy1 Bow As CBS Blows Key Play." Televialoo is 1upl>()led to cov· er the event, not folluence it. So bolt. "* The U .s. Open tennls charn· The NFL b liad an offldal monilorina TV t durlna four same thus far and wm chock a nother lhree tb11 weekend. 'ftieo the olTiclals •·ill make a rcPQrt. everyone wiU ulk it o\'ff and, cbantts arti. the whole sub Jt~L will be quietly drop~ That would be coaUy and there 11 stlll no auarantee of accuracy. plonahl~ will have a new look THE ONLY CLOSE CALL or this year and viewers will get note thet occurred ln the Super ample opportunity to take it all in as CBS has s cheduled 21v. hours of coverage. It all begins next Wednesday with the first of 10 16-minute late-night wrapups and ends with the finals which will run into prime time Sept. 10. THE WEA, of course, t. that officials ocu.,iooaUy m LSS a call a nd teams ~cas1onally lose games ••UM of it. Somttirues the pl y turns up on Instant replay clearly showing tbe or. f~ial's mistake. And bowls or protest rise from hving rooms across the nauon. Tbe plan ls lo have an official check out replays and change a call if it ls obviously wrong. Sounds simple, but it lso 't. "There are problems with that idea." says Tony Verna, who directed the Super Bowl last January for CBS. "We are not really in a position to officiate games with our cameras. We set up the cameras to s how the game. not to bunt for violations. Our cameras positions are de- signed to give people a seat in the stands, not to give weird angles. 'POKl'SONTY Bowl lut year wu a play wbere Dall u qua rte rback Roger Staubach threw a pass lntercep- Uon, but the play was disallowed because referee J im Tu_nney ruled Staubach had stepped on lhe sideline before releasing the ball. CBS favored viewers with a replay fro m an overhead camera and the replay appeared to s how Staubacb's right foot clearly on the sideline. Good call. Or was it ? Just for the fun of it, a couple of days after the game Verna took the tape of the play, blew it up and zoomed in on Staubach's root. "He was in bounds." says Verna. "It was amazing. Tunney was on the left side of him and had a bad view. But he was de- finitely in bounds." Is it too late ror Denver to pro· test the game? CBS, looking to spice up its tennis package, bas convinced the United States Tennis As· sociatlon to schedule both the m en's and women 's singles finals on the final Sunday. Previously, the men's semis and women's finals were Saturday with only the men's final and some dull doubles on Sunday. The idea is to boost ratings, especially since the s how will be going over into prime time for the first time. CBS did a fine job last year. switching around in the early go- ing, leaving a dull match for a better one and giving viewers a c hance to follow several matches at onte. "IF YOU WANT to ofCiciate with cameras you're going to need special cameras a nd special angles. And vour're go- There will be more of that this year , according to director Bob Dailey, because the network will be able to cover five courts at ONE OTHER OBVIOUS pro· one time. Hundreds to Vie In Mesa Tourney E ntry deadline for the sixth annual Costa Mesa Open golf championships has been set for Thursday according to chairman Joe Costello. More than 200 entries have already been filed for the tournament with a m aximum of 350. Play will be on the Costa Mesa Golf Courses, Mesa Lin· da and Los Lagos. on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 9 and 10. Entry blanks are available at all Southern California SCGA courses and at the Leisure Services Department in the city of Costa Mesa. Entry fee is $30 with more than $4.000 in prizes be· ing distributed. Flight winners will each receive a SJSO merchandise certificate, the amateur max- imum. There are four flights according to handicaps including 0-4 , 5-8, 9-12 and 13-18. Those over 18 m ust play to an 18 in the tournament. Last year all previous champions competed in the tournament with first-year winner Jim George in the fi eld again. He plays out of Santa Ana Coun· try Club. Defending champion Jim Williams. a member or the USC golf team from Wilshire Coun- try Club, is expected to play. Other previous champions include Scott Simpson of San Diego in 1974; Larry Collins in 1975; and Ken Teel in 1976. Already in the field this year with George are Tony Webb. the San Diego City champion, Tony Sills. the 1977 Long Beach City champion and Joe Simpson of San Diego, father or Scott and winner or numerous tournaments himself. Rams, O.J. Lead Slate The final weekend of exhibition f ootba ll games includes three televised clashes, one on each network. Tonight's feature pits the San Francisco 49ers, led by newly acquired running s tar O .J . Simpson, against the de· fending AFC champion Denver Broncos. The game will be broadcast tonight at 6 over Chan- nel 7. Saturday's schedule is highlighted by the 6 p.m. _g_ame bet)Vfn ,!hLlos Angeles ams and Oak l and Raider s. televised over Channel 4, while the only gam e Sunday has Cleveland playing at New England (10:30 a.m., Channel 2). The schedule: TMIM All.ant• •t W.shlr>Qto!n New York Jeb •t Pl'lll.0.11)1>1<1 San F r•nclKO a1 Oen,,.r lo p.m., Ch•nnel 71 S.-y 8•tumore •t Oetrolt S.n Dleoo •t N-York Gl•nu St. Louis •I K•nu> City C1nclnn•ll vs Gr•en B•Y •t Mllw•ukff Plttsburoh •t Dalles lt..n• el 0eklel1d C6 p m , Channel 0 Hew Ori.~ •t Houston 8uff•lo •t Ml,,,..sol• ~ Ctevel•nd •t -Enol•nd 110.0 •m.,Ch.,....121 Austin, Wade Top Foes MAHWAH, N.J . -Crowd-pleasing 'tracy Austin and No. 1 seed Virginia Wade of Britain gained quarter-final berths wit h impressive victories Thursday in the $75,000 Bergen County Women's Tennis Classic at Ramapo College. Austin, the lS..year-old from Rolling Hills, who is seeded No. 2, needed only 55 minutes to beat Viviana Gonzalez of Argentina 6·0, 6-0. Wade defeated D&ane Desfor of Long Beach, 6-4. 6-1 in a match that lasted 53 minutes. .. "NO NONSENSE" LEASING • 51300~ • l'lue Tu-C•p -'I.Ill A .. ldu•l-'31tl 70 Perlocllo pymte. ~41tta foi.l_P¥1M_.lll.a31_._..,.._..(M --Cftdl. 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(7) -GREATEST SPORTS LEG ENDS -A tribute to swimming superstar Mark Spitz. 5 p.m. <7> WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS - The World swimming and diving championships, taped at West Berlin. 6 p.m. C4) -NFL FOOTBALL -The Rams meet the Raiders in Oakland in the final exhibition game. S11nday'• Tl' A9enda 10 :45 a .m . <2> -NFL FOOTBALL -The Cleveland Browns meet the New England Patriots m a preseason game at Foxboro, Mass. 11 a.m. l5) ANGE~ BASEBALL -The Angels meet the Red Sox in Boston's Fenway Park. (28) -TENNIS -Semifinal matches in the U.S. pro championships at Chestnut Hill, Mass. 12:30 p.m. (4) -TENNIS -Bjorn Borg meets Vilas Gerulaitis in the final of the Tournament of Champions, taped in Las Vegas. 1 p.m. (7) -GOLF -Final round play in the Colgate Hall or Fame Classic from Pinehurst <N.C.> Country Club. (11) -PRO SOCCER -Soc- cer Bowl-78, the NASL's championship game, is telecast from East Rutherford, N.J . 2 p.m. (2) -NFL PERSPECl'IVE -Brent Musburger , Irv Cross and Jayne Kennedy preview the upcoming NFL season. 2:30 p.m. C4> -SPORTSWORLD -From Reading, Pa.: Mel Kenyon is among the entrants in a midget car race. Also: Part II of the Interna- tional waler ski jump classic . 3 p.m. C7) -PRO-CELEBRITY TENNIS - Luminaries from the worlds of show business, politics and tennis play in the Robert F . Kennedy pro-celebrity at Forest Hills. ( 11 > -RAMS ft'OOTBALL -The Rams and Oakland Raiders met Saturday night in an exhibition game in Oakland. Taped. NEW'78 ZEPHYRZ·7 s5&75 LINCOLN MERCURY I HOO llAat If. VO. NUHnNG1'0N NACH SPORTS ON TV I TENNIS I HORSE RACING RaclET SHm l'lFAOM ROD LAVER Tennis 9'.j 11.WSYRATED BY NM JONSON • \i.i Horse Racing Del Mer 116411 .. CW.y ........ ) First rac-Sct'lms Flwt CMcC.r· ronl :uo. uo. 2.20; Arcblno E99le 1011v., .. 1 3.IO, 3.20; Secret Polley IB•llaiarl :uo Second ra ce-You rse lf CS-makerl IUD, U.O, 160; &old ~I ICO.ffallarwl JM, ?.40, Fr-y Whit• s-CM<H•roue> 2.«1. Delly dolibl• 19-1) oeld 21.20. Third rac •-Forever G•ll•nl ISbOem•ket'I •.«I. lJIO, 2 '°· SI SI MalHty IPlnc•v Jr.) S.40. •.40. Fovt'• A<k IMcC..ronl 3.60. u •uc:IAI ll·SI pald'°.so. Fourt h ••Ce-Armored True IC.st..,.cj•) 9.0D. UO, J.OD, Cl\arl HOUM IMerwll •AO. •.20; NaPOlllAlno ICMpm•nl 120 Flit!\ •.C-RM\4 IMcH•rouel. "°· •.loO, 3 . .0; c;.11.ntly IOllv•l"KI UO, 4.00; Bold Jeff INoQuell tO.IO. u ••· Kl• 19·31p,tld11$.50 Sl•lh rac.-Lady ~ IPinuy Jr I 6.20. l •O. 2.10. Wlnchue IMcC.rronl .,60, •.OO; A.c:lno L.Hy I Fr•11er Jr.)10.40. Seventh r•<•-SPl•ndld Hour IMcH•roue> 2.IO. 2.20. 2.to; IC.""Y• CPlnc•y Jr.I 1 ID, 2.20; Two 81f>goS IOllv•rHI 2.40. u euct. 11-1 I pakl 21.00. Elo hth ••ce-H•oeeotl IMCH•routl t .IO, •. ...,, l .IO; Pro T•b ICampasl 6'.20, 12.«1; Critic CTorol 1.20. Ninth r•ca-Trl~rov IPlerc•I ll •O. t0.20. 4 20. GivemHShOUI CSl\oemakerl S.20. 3 20; Dead IM•I Tut• Tempter IChi•nol • 40 •nd Lei'\ hlk IPlnc•y Jr.I 2.IO. U eUC· ta 13·41 paid 203.0D. Attendan<>-u,ns. Hollywood Perk ,,., .. ,....... ... ,,..MHtl .. 1 Finl r.c.-EI Torento CPerrvl t)4 40, •7.60, 21.40; Lumti.r Poo ILonool 7.20. •.OD; Andy's V•llant COOularte) IOAO. u eU<IAI , .. I) paid IOI.DO. Second rue-Dakl•rl Hanover IMe<Doueam 7.60. 4.00, 3.00; Prlorl- tY N (Pelllnel UO, UO; CM11 C.11 !Richmond) •.OD Thi rd r•<•-Youno M llllon lHudlel S.60, 3.•o. 2.60, GOl•n• I Aublnl 3.•0. 1 80. Nokoro IOu•rl•rolol 3 oo SS euct• 16-21 paid USO. Fourth race-My Dlrecl IC.nloht I Aubin I S.«I. 3 «I. 1.60; JOl\ft Q, Ar•t> IL• Cl•lr. Jr.I. 3 IO, 3.00; Walk•k•no lt<ueblerl 3.00 • Fifth rac-Proner'• Spirit IT•S· h4!rl "20. • '°· 1 DO; Ft•mlnoo Miss lCr-1 1.IO. S 20; Lexington P•rk ILaOl t .40. Ueuc:IAI U·11 P91d 210.00. Staib r •c•-J · A. Decker IGoudrHUI 4.60, 3.20. 2.20; Lu,.., Ch•nce IGNndvl S.lO, 2.10; 8. C. Cacmt I Longo) 1 60 Seventh r..-l't\ero IRatcbtordl U .20, 11.40, 160, I~ (KueOIHI 7.10. o.20; Chief Dlptom•t CGolldreaul •.60. U euct. 1 ... 11 pakl .... oo. Elohlh rK-Roamlno H•nover CGoudrHUI 20 60, • 20. S.20. MIQtrty CMnce N (UlnQO) SAO, 4 • .0; ...,_ 8oQ4n IAMchlordl 3 IO. Ninth r•c•-8usy Time B•be IGoCldr••u> n 60, o . .O. 3 60; N•llw Timer l l(ueble<>I 10.ao, s.oo; Mlrv M•"-ICMnllblllll IO. T•nt ll r•ce Seno• Bucyrul 10.somerl 110 ID, ?'.00, II 20, Ullr• w .... (Shet'JWtl II ao. s 00. RKklHs Rod ILOllQOI 10.IO. SS e)(Kt• !:Ml peld l,s.17.)(). Attendance· IS,m &rgSeeks ~, .~ j • • I I U.S. Crown From AP Dbpakbea NEW YORK -Thr .. tlme Wlmbledonebam· pion BJom 8ot'g will try agaio for bis flm U.S. Ope.n crown this year. ope. ntng his campaip uaanst vetera.ai Bob Hewitt, '#bile No. 2 Jlmmv Connors takes on Tom Gulllcksoo in the Ont rouo4 of the U.S. championships, which beain Tuesday. In the draw held Thursday, defendinl ebam· pion Chris Evert, who is seeded second tbls Um~. and Wimbledon winner Martina NavraWova drew byes. Other pairings· Mell -Gulli.rmo Vil•S vt Cliff Oryldale; Vilas Gtnll•lll• vl. Clill LAtcber; l!ddle Oillb5 vs. Mlllt itlst>- bacll; Brian Gonffled,,... 1'1111 O...t. Corr•do ••rauuttl vs Auuell Simpson; Raul R•mlru vs. Jolln Alexander; M•nuel Orantes vs. Adrlanno P-it•: Sanely "'-"" vs. RtlMn Genols; ROKoe T-vs. a Quallflar; MMOld ~ vs. Pet.r McNemera; JoM-\.o<llS c.1er1t n . Miiie C.11111; Wojlltll Flball va. Fr.,.. clKo Gonltlfl; JOfln McEnroe vs. Sherwood st9wtl1; Artllur AMle vs. AonC.M. Tcatllel" Breezes Wt-II Virgin!• WMa OH<# t>ye; Tracy Austin vs. 'r911Co OUtr; W..,., TurnOull .s.. ec:a1i. 111no11aus; 01-Fl"lfnllollr •i. it.thy Harw; eetty S .... "'-Tff'{r Holl9d•Y; ICAtf'l'Y Reid .... JuU• ~ tllony; Marlw Kruger vs. • Cl\Nllfl••; Mlm• J•--a bye; Vlrol• Auric! vs. Pam••• Whytcro9'1; Aeelna Marslllove "'· P6"' TMtuardeft; Maril• RectonOO y,. ~ 8runlnQ; Jo"-"'-•11 VJ. Mtrlotlt Bl«'ICWOOd; It ...... M.ey ••· Nllchete Gvrdat; Ptm Sllrh1er w.. C.nd y AeYflOldS. ATLANTA -Top-seeded Roscoe Tanner bu breezed into the quarter-final round of the Atlanta J ournal Constitution Open International Tennis Tourn~eot with a 6-2. 6-4 win over Mike Cahill. Eliot Teltscher, a 19-year-old from California also advanced with a 7-6, 2-6, 7-5 victory over Bill Scanlon. In other matches Thursday, Butch Walts d~ feated Britain's John Feaver, 6-2, 6-1 · Alvin Gardiner slipped by fe llow Australian' Davia Carter, 3-6, 6-4. 7·6 and Bria n Teacher downed Marcelo Lara of Mexico, 6-2. i;.1 MlasAdl'an~n SOMERS. N.Y. Guillermo Vilas needed three sets to defeat Mel Purcell 6-1, 3·6, 6-1 Thurs· day in the Tennis Week round-robin toornament. ELMORE JDYOTA LEASING CBICA "S, COltOUA. "S. TIUCl(S 4WD LAMDCIUISllS ~~. s I 162' ':::· Call eo.i ••• oo ~ •3"5 ,_ -• _.. •n1n --'" I.lo "-I U-.. 411 lolo CIEL EL~£>Ba~9J:QRS 17141194-lJU. 17141 IH·Z41Z. IZlll ltM17W AS& FOtt NOWAID IOIBn • DAILY llHT ALS ALSO * WE'RE HAVllll A WHALE OF A I SUITS From The World's Finest Tailors Now up to 75°/o Off c L E SPORT COATS Feather Suedes Ultra Suedes Woolens & Silks Summer Fabrics Now Up To 1/2 PRICE t JUMP SUITS JOGGING SUITS Now 500/o-E> .... f f - A R A N c E SPORT SHIRTS SWEATERS Now50°/o OH ~ .. Nothing Held Back SHOES IALL Y OF SWITDRLAMD Church French Shriner ALL LEATHER JACKETS & COATS Now 1/2 Off Odds & End~ Oniy How 1/2 Price f.., qantlcmon 3439 VIA OPORTO, NEWPORT BEACH 675-1717 UDO MAllMA VILLAGE . ~ . -·----, ...... . .. • - -INSIDE: •Out 'n About •Treasures of Cyprus •Intermission •Movie Reviews ~asie Showman's 1Wted Count Basi~ I right , will be at the keyboard when his orchestra brings its distinctive Jazz sounds to the Plaza Gardens Stage on Dis· neyland's Main Street Sunday through Satur- day, Sept. 2. The musicians will 1ppear at 9, 10, 11 p.m. and midnight. Dancing dominates the s cene at Tomorrowland's Space Stage Monday through Saturday from 8 p.m . to 12:45 a.m. as guests swing to the Magnificent Music 'n' Motion Machine. The live revue features every musical trend from the mid-1950s through today's thundering disco sounds. Daytime entertainment will be hi1tbli1?hted by a toast to Mickey Mouse as he approaches his 50tb birthday. The fun-filled pageant is a virtual party in itself with presents, a giant birthday card, balloons and even Mickey's own birthday cake complete with SO candles. The parade is marched twice daily during the summer and features some 50 performers. including many of the famous Disney cartoon characters. ' Fnda)'.Augu1t26. 1978 DAILY PILOT Weekender all et CJ ; I .J To Open in Laguna l As the. Pageant or the Masters exits the Irvine j Bowl. the Ballet Pacifica moves to center stage with I its 13th annual Ballet Alfresco. "I Two contrasting works will be presented at 8:30 \.j p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 2 and 3 ln the ,• outdoor amphitheater. 650 Laguna Canyon Road, ! Laguna Beach. Members of the leading West Coast company are shown <at left> rehearsing for the premiere of "Bronzatura." a modern work choreographed by Carrie Kneubuhl to music by Ginestera. The comedy ballet "La Fille Mal Gardee" <The Badly Guarded Daughter> will feature the music of Ferdinand Herold and choreography by Lila Zall. First presented at Bordeaux, France in 1789, it represented a breakaway from formal dance since it has something of the makings or a musical comedy. The story concerns a young girl, Lise. whose mother insists she marry an insipid fellow for whom she lacks enthusiasm. Lise, instead. ls in love with a <See BALLET. Page C3) • aekon lee Robertson's sensational spin By JERRY HERTENSTEIN Ot ,,_ O•oly Pl ... Si.ff Ronnie Robertson. :I. an age when the only exercise many men get is pulling open the top of a beer can. puts himself in a spin more than a half dozen times a day six days a week . Robertson. 40, is star of the summer ice show at Knott 's Berry Farm. A silver medalist in the 1956 Olympics. his spins have been clocked faster than any others done on ice -420 revolutions per minute. SO SPECTACULAR IS his spin that he has become typecast. And this man, outspoken as a n amateur skater and during a 14-year career in professional shows.doesn't like that. "When you reach a certain level. you 're not just an ice skater.·· said Robertson. "you s hould be an entertainer and artist. If I were to judge myself I would be known as an e ntertainer. There arc hundreds or thousands or ace skaters " Yet Robertson. performing after a seven· .) ear layoff from professional ice shows. re· alizes he must keep has "trademark" m the act. ·Tm not foolish enough to think those an the audience don 't want to see my spin, they de· finitely do." said Robertson. living in Irvine while performing at Buena Park. "MANY MISS THE more difficult things like footwork. To them spinning is difficult. And it is a very. very hard part. It takes sustained energy." But Robertson wishes the audience might re- cognize him just~s much for the speed, agility, grace. energy, !trength and coordination his profession requires. Typecasting is one of many subjects on which he is outspoken rt was 22 years ago that he skated what sportswriters and critics covering the Olympics in Cortina, Italy, agreed was a brilliant freestyle routine. BUT HAYES ALAN J enkins won out with better school fiJ!ure scores. School fiaures are intricate. precise figure·eight tracings on ice. \Jenkins> who isn't good at free skating.· That 1r-ratatedme." Ronnie. then 18. was being called "the world's greatest free skater." ··A lot ot 1t was POht1cs." Robertson. who un- til recently coached· at a Costa Mesa rink. said. "The International Skating Union <ISU > had a philosophy of wait your turn. lt wasn't very easy. they figured. to dethrone a champion. You had to hold your own; you were third, then second, then first." SO TENSE WAS THE rivalry between Robertson and Jenkins and that Ronnie and his coach. Gus Lussi, pulled out aJI stops in putting on a public relations campaign. Robertson sitting with a leg draped over an arm of a chair in his Knoll's dressing room . ad· milted he still had a lot or bad vibrations about the experience in Italy. But the Long Beach native who has lived in Laguna and Newport Heach and now cans Phoenix home. also said. "The days of glory are over." INSTEAD OF REMAINING amateur. as the ISU and others expected him to. Robertson turned professional after the '56 Olympics. "f went from a very bumpy amateur career to a stormy professional one." said the man with curly red hair who looks youngerthan40. The first male to sign a $100,000 skating con· tract Robertson continually pushed for recogni- tion. "·1 can honestly say there was very little I asked for that wasn't backed by giving an awful lot." At the time. Ronnie recalled, it was the shows not the stars that were important. He said he worked for years under the threat that a show 's producer could do without him. He also drove himself to the point of "beat· mg my head against the wall when I made a mistake." ROBERTSON CONTINUED TO be coached for 12 years after turning professional, prac- ticed five hours a day whenever he could and stayed after a show for extra ice time. Finally the constant striving for perfection. living out or a s uitcase LO months of the year and having friends scattered around the coun· try, caused him to call it quits in 1971. "Judges were giving J enkins high marks for free skating too." Robertson said. "Alter all. th.e feeling was 'We can't have a champion ~ir:--~.-.:::~~;.;.....-'--~~---~-<See ROBERTSON, PageCS> arhershop Quartet singing /or the birth? More than 20 quartets from all over Southern California will harmonize old- time favorites as they co mpete for top ,., honors Saturday in the Busch Bird Sanctuary Novice Barbershop Quartet Contest. The tenors. baritones 41ld basses will be performing for park visitors as well as fell ow me mbers of the Society for the Preservation a nd Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America. Singers will be staged from noon until 6 p.m. Admission is free. The Busch Bird Sanctuary is located at 16000 Roscoe Blvd .. Van N~s. Take the Roscoe BoulevarJ exit off the San Diego Freeway. : • --· ---- ., . .. .. _. ,. \ I ,, ~. ~· ' . \: ,. I I I . t -• a 'GREEK CYPRIOT FOLK DANCERS SHOW At 'Treasures' Opening at Bower• Museum t r GALLERIES • See Glories of Cyprus lalantra TreaautN Shoun at S4 Muaeum Greek Cypriot ,Sanfffl wW perfotai durtn1 tonlihl'• lnvUatJaUJ neepdoe ror tht opealna of Ott ''Trtuu~ of CEnat .. exblbillon al Uowt" MUMUm ln Santa oa. The IJ'OUP• OlOC))'IOI, the Jnten..:tlon Folk Dance Center In Loa An1ele1, waa e1ptclally commlaaloned to perform tbe harveat, love, reU1loua ud ritual dance tx· llreHlont. "Wt have adapted thtlt RW\ day mov• rttenta by ltudxinl rt.PrtltnUltlona ot dancee on vase. and tn bU rellefa 1urvMR1 from olden Umet,'' aald At.ban Karra. danc• df1"4'etor. CYPalOT A•BASSADO.a to the U.S., Nicoa Dtmltriou. wW omctall.Y open lbt txhlbtt whlcb will be me to lbe public from Saturday to Oct. 8. Houn are t a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuelday · Friday. l to 5 p.m. Saturday and 7 to t p.m. W edneaday and Thursday. Museum Director Rellly RhodH aald1 · 'Tbeae 185 artif acta repre1ent the rlcbneP ana variety ol a cultUir• that bu auatalned ltaelf since antiquity desplt.e lta atratetlc location u a small laland ln the eastern Med1£erranean Sea. "THE BOWLS, JUGS, vuea, ldola and Jewelry made of atone. clay, broil.le and loJd - da1in1 from the Stone Age to t.be lltb century - abow bow the lnhabitanta of Cyprus usimUated the foreien lnfluences, combined them with native creative energy and took advantqe of their abundant natural resoureee to make ad.LI· tincUve cootrtbution to clvillzation. ·Some of these objects are briWant works of art while others are a witness to the daily toll and aspirations of the Cyprlota for more than 8,000 years. Visitors must allow the objects, tbemaelw.. to act 11 th•lr 1uldt while vltw· tn1.•• Th• dll~ay·ti11 .,.tn 1trJt1•td throu•ti th• uatatanee Of lforttat)' • l>Uloii klplt)'1 C.lrff· tor of tM Smllheont1n ln1U\ut&of\ ind the 1ov· ernm1nt ~ CyPf\ll. AddlUonaJ lm~rtan& elay, t1rra c:otta and UmHt.on• f11ure1 .,, C1fJ loan from ttMJ.PautOttty MuHumlnM1Ub\I. Ntwpon Bo111Mw Yacht Club Ol/f'fl ··A Summer Special'' ~· '"':"' p to •JW"d ""*'' laM da~• uf ... ,,.,,.., Sailing• Power·Boattng Cruising • Classes Wt Ol/tr tOf7W of N•111POrl'I /ln1tl ~ht• /nr cltort•r at omadll{ll11 low Rl'ict•. tllfn /or 11on-rrwmbvt And w. '"""' I/Oii to t• aduontao1 oJ our IOUlrtQ cl/JHll and dal/11 cl'ldMI• Coll u1 toda11 fnr rharttr 111f11rma llOlt NtwJ>Ort Ba11vtlw Yacht Club 'lJJ Pocl/fc Cocut 1t1ohwo11 4Jt JtOO NtlllPOrf IJtOC/I , , , .., iMil _.., llllllllon• of dollart W«th of ovtttcwlclro ~ •'-*•· , ... '°'"' w-oti-tor.,_ i-i. and..,-. "-'I ..... aCl,000 ~ft. of OU~ ftoww and ... .,,,,,. . •. ll#tw ..... Hhlbltt by _., So, CQljf, 9Wdeft clwOi, ~ ............. * Dflloo Oendftl end tnetr\ICtioM .,.., * Md.,..,.., .... ..,..nment on 1'"9 ,.,.,.,-'>-,,. .. MOllLI HOME SHOW 100,000 Ml It ... Ille .......... MC>b<i. ~· • home ....... -4olle llolM .,,_on.I. 90"*" "'°'"ell et-low odmn-ptt<• O#lll , -.,,,., °""' IN. 1 .. lO .,_..ht• :::.:.. .. ~:·~*"~~II ~./A • AOUlTS U OO·Clwtc1<011 6 IO 16 .. 00 c ....................... ...... A 0.0,,. C-'-k l'NIMHM _ ............... ;6.DWT~ The Lugene Point of View: No two people are alike. In faot no two eyes Watercolorist in-Spotlight I• *' "-/' ~11 ~"\· ,~ ' • '\:!-•• . ......... . are alike. .. . WATERCOLORS EXHIBIT Work by Richard Soderman at DeMille Galleries. 1432 S. Coast Highway. Laguna Beach. Soderman is a painter of backgrounds for the Pageant of the Masters and has been a 10-year exhibitor at the Festival of Arts grounds. GaJlery open daily 11 am. to5p.m PHOTOGRAPHIC CANVA SES -Un· derwater series or Gary Felton at Status Gallery. 3337 Newport Blvd .. Newport Beach through Thursday. Hours IO a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays. ETOflNGS DISPLAY March Chagall's etchings through Sept. 12 at West Coast Gallery. • 2700 W. Coast Highway. Newport Beath. Hours 11 a.m. to 6 pm. Mondays through Saturdays. < Fridays to 9 p.m., Sundays noon to 5 p. m. FAR EASTERN LACQUERS -Chinese. "\Japanese and Okinawan lacquerworks from Southern California collections through March 25 in Far Eastern Art Galleries. first level of Ahmanson Galler y. Los An geles County W£ f&ATURE MANNINGS ~ 81£F "tMfi~ ~ obk.IM.t>le AT PRICIS YOtfCAM AFFOU -. -.... Museum or A.rt. 5905 Wilshire Blvd .• Los Angeles. Hours Tuesdays through Fridays. 10 a."'. to 6 p.m. Exhibit free but admission to museum. $1.50 adults. 50 cents students. with ID and youth 17 years and under, children under 15 free. Galleries I Exhibits M EMORABIUA -Largest collection or Gilbert & Sullivan Memorabilia on West Coast Tuesdays through Sept. 9 at Arco Plaza . Fashion Court. Level C. 50.5 S. Flower. Los Angeles. Hours Mondays through Frictays. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturdays 11 a,m. to 5 p.m. No admission charge. ONE-MAN EXHIBITION -Oils of Raymond Page at Haggenmaker Galleries. 372 N. Coast Highway. Laguna Beach. Hours 10 a m. to 5 p.m. daily. '3'! loneleullolled Rump Roast lonelnalol1d Sirloin TiR Roast ....... Chuck Roast 14 Your Dally Pilot can be Recycled. ~ CoaSI~ IS "'9 olttcJltl r~oer8' IO<Coaftt AMu 556-5981 Since no two people are alike. no two people should have to have the same frames So 11 you're the kind of 1nd1v1dual that likes to 1001>.al the world through exclusive eyew~ar corne 10 Lugene·s At Lugene·s you'll find the w10est se1ec1ton of truly exclusive fashionable eyewear 1n lhe world And since no two eyes are alike Lugene·s Op11c-1ans w111 mcJk•' sure that the lenses thal go w.1th yow exclusive eyewedr will bt:: opllcally correct. :LUGENE OPTICIANS Where you get your glasses rs as important as the glasses you get. HEWP0AT8EACH l~f--1-11 AU() HEW\'ORll PA4.M9EAO< •1tAHT4.HOUSTOH OAll•S • ;II I • .. ,. A ~ of the bombing of Pearl Harbor, dogfights and many vinta1e war planes will be featured at a Gathering of Eagles Saturday and SUnday at Chino Airport. Tbe event will benefit the City of Hope Hospital. Gates for the show will open each day at 8 a .m. with air activ\ties beginning al 1 p.m. Chino Airport is on Euclid Avenue off Route 11, north o! Route 91. Air and combat action will open with an airborne assault by parachutists dressed ln combat gear. The first aircraft demonstration will be a "dogfight" between World War I planes, a Fokker Tri-plane and Nieuport 28. But the bl& event of the day la expeeted t.o be the Confederate Air Foree performance of "Tora. Tora, Tora." Sixteen aircraft will be used in a slmulat· ed attack, based on the Japanese surprise raid on Pearl Harbor lbal put Japan and America into a World War. CROWN HOUSE RESTAURANT 32I02 COMT HWY. LAGUNA NIOUE. IAIC_V_,,._,, 499-2828 496-5773 Soucla Coa.C'• Fined C..Uine H1 gbe:.t Quality J\atJve Meiucan t•oods IVY HOUSE RESTAURANT 314 FOREST AVE. LAGUNA MACH , .. ,..la* .... Ample H'fHJ Parl<rng 494-9491 752'"'55a Open 7 Days All SPORTS MNTS GIANT 7 FOOT TV SCREEN Mon.-Tlu. 11:30 o.m. to 10 p.m. Fri.&~. 11:30om. to II p.m COCKTAILS ~4p.m. lo IOp.m. 9093 E. ADAMS, HUNTINGTON BEACH 962-7911 ----- Appearing Tuesdays thru Saturdays Int~ Lounge ••• Reuben~s 1655 Adami Ave. Co1taM ... 54CJ..M72 •--_... I told, that restaurant LI beln1 re-deelped to at· commOdatt about 100 patTOftl. In ldd.lilan to eervtni hea.ltby. bl1.h-ertert1 rooc11. Forty Carrot.a atao off era dtUcloua home· baktd cam>t cake, murrt.na and cookies and ta incorporaUni a line of Forty Carrota ~Uq\le '""'' such u Supe_rt1b vltamtnl, JoU1,fti ablrts. etlfee mup, potbofden and eooiboob. You'll llnd Forty Carrot.a. South Coast Piasa, on the lower level adJ1ptnl to I. ll1pio'1. 8uUock'1 end Saki Ftftb Avenue. H0tara a... 11a.m.to9:JO p.m .• Monday throulb turday. and 11 a.m. tot p.m. Sundays. • • • IDAll0'8 8.U.MON a1VEa hu been the topic Of unprec.clented news covera1e this week. ll'I not every day, after all, that the Prcsl~~ of tbe U.S. and b~ famUy undertake a rart trip thr'ouch tbe 1t1~e 1 lamed wUdemess area. None of ws. understandably, were asked to join the Carten. but a timely event -the open· lri1 or a new testaurant Ln Huntlnaton Be1cb. or 111 thlnts -ma\(es it possible to experience a 11ut>sttiute version or the Journey. This spot with a name torn from the month's headlines la the Salmon River Expedj· tlon. a lunch and dinner house located in the old clubbouseattheMeadowlarkGolfCourse. The lnaplration for the moniker. not too sur· prislngly, was a raft trip made several years a10 by the restaurant's husband and wife owners, Brook and Bo Bentley. Chino Event To Re-enact Pearl Harbor Two B-17 Flying Fortresses, an F-4U Corsair and an FM ·2 Wildcat as well as 12 replicas of Japanese planes, a Val. Kate and Zero, will be used. Dummy ammunition will be used with explosives detonated on the ground. Other acts slated each day include an aerobatic sequence by Jim Raymond in a WW II trainer. the AT·6; the Condors, a Civil Real Cantonese Food eat here or teke home STAG CHINESE rJSINO 111 21st Pt., Newport Blach ORlole 3-t560 Mooe te MhWtM Dtillr-W.1 ... 11• UMfl I :i>O-. o.,.,._,_....._ .... Olnn•r Show• Nlghtly Aeaervatlona Recommended ~.August 25. 1978 Decor includu actual rifts like those used on Salmon River runs. larae pboto murals (Seplctlna such a trip, relic• and memen· lot ot the BenUeya · own voya1e, and a dulling array ol weatttn artifacts ln 1ener1l. Menu emphasis at the Salmon River Ex· pedltlon LI on ate.ks and eeafood tc>tetMr with several bouae speclalUes. Jn addlUon to dally l'lf'Ch. dinner and cocktails, the restaurant teatun!S nl&htly enter· talomeot and danctn1. Hours are 11:30 a.m. to 2 • a.m. Head ror the corner of Warner and Graham. Hunttnaton Beach. Telephone: 846·3391. • • • BIG YELLOW HOtJSE restaurants are branching out In Orange County. Hard on the heels of the openin& at 3010 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa earUer this year. an~r "House" has just opened its doors to the dining public at 1639 E. imperial Highway, Brea. The chain's history goes back lo the first yellow bQuse built in 1884 in Summerland, Just south of'Santa Barbara. A mainstay of these restaurants Is a somewhat Victorian. warm and friendly decor associated with "grandmother's house" at the tum of this century. And in this relaxed. homey atmosphere, food is served by waitresses family style in bowls and platters. THE MENU FEA.TtJRES rried chicken every night plus a second meat entree such as pork chops. ribs and other selections. Dinner ln· Air Patrol Search and Rescue Suad.ri>n from Van Nuys; H.·25 bOmbers demonstratlnl the Dooli~e Raid on Tokyo; the F+U Corsairs used in the television series. "Baa Baa Black.sheep" and the finale, a mass rty by of the planes used in the show and a ·B-29 Su pertortr.ess. Mtvance ticket sales· at Ticketron ageneles are S5 adults. S2 chlldren ages 10 to 16, under 10 years of age wtU be admitted free. Tickets at thegatea'reS8,$.'Horchildren. Fly-In ls available with admission price the same but Chino Airport officials note that plane parking space is limited and said pUota shoula brinl their own tie-downs. Fly·Jns can also be bandied at Ontario Airport. There will be shuttle service to Chino. Officials claim a Gathering of Eagles will be the largest West Coast air show since the Domin1tun Air Meet of 1910. Coektalls and wine are available. Also, the Big Yellow House ln Costa Mesa la open for lunch. Mooday through Frict.,y, rrom 11:30 a.m. to2 p.m. • • • THE FERN LEA. F CAFFE, Corona del Mar's intlmate restaurant with seating for 3S. makes a strong statement for the "small is beautiful'' concept ln this age othe rwise dominated by bigness. Partners Pilar (Mrs. John> Wayne and Jae. quellne Hagen continue t.o carve new dining vis- tas that loom rar larger than the setting <the Fernlear courtyard 1 or their delightful en· terprile. To lunch they've added dinner for which chef Woodrow Faulkner prepares a specially planned, five-course gourmet feast. Hours for this new servtce are 7 to 11 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday. Alternate choices are also available. Luncheon is served in the lush plant-filled restaurant from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. daily, Mon- day through Saturd1y. An elegant brunch is of· rered on Sunday from 11 to 3. There's also a select wine and champagne list at the FemJear. located at 2640 E. Pacific Coast Highway. Reservations for dinner are suggested and may be made by calling 640·7092. ,.,....p,..cJ BAI,IET ••• young man or whom her mother disapproves. Eventually, all ends happily. Dancina lead roles are Molly Lynch, David Panaleff, Louis Carver, Michael Panaieff and Charles Colgan. Further Information on the $3 to $'1 tickets may be obtained by phoning 4M-7271 or mailing a self-addressed envelope to Sally Reeve, P.O. Box 241, Laguna Beach 92652. Irvine Bowl's box office will be open for ticket sales at 4 p.m. on the two performan~ dates. -.............. .,, f 'Earl~ 'Bini cMenu t t SERVED DAll.Y UNTIL 7:00 P.M. t 1£JCCIPT ISAl\llllOllY) t A. SHRIMP TT.MruRA Hd stSAMt CHIC1CtN t A palate ~ combtnatlon oc mannat.MI c:hlctlen end lhnfn9 tempura 54.95 t 8. TtMPURA stAmoD OINNtfl t Butter11y almmc> and lllet or llOle dipped In a batter and oeep.trled t 10 a gOlden perfection S4.9S t C. YAKI NIKU Thin slices ol beef. t preoared W•lh onoon. aoy sauce t and seven condiments SJ.95 D. 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CORN ON COi AND CMIFAMOUS HOMr.MADE POPOVal ..... , ... 5 ....... lllDIEn IBlmLY PllCD ,_ •••• '• ANTHONY'S Pier 2 111 .... , ........... lllCll _._.PllOIE (714) MN11J,-- ALL DRlllS $1! Alexander's Banana has a great new band, and this Friday· all drinks wlll be onty $1... so come down and enjoy the sensational JimTumerlmlll Appearing Mon. thru Sal evenings. first show begins at 9:00 PM ~onana 1n the Sheraton NewPOrt. 4545 MacArthur Blvd (al Birch), NewPOrt Beach. CA 92660 • AaGtber MW U.ater H ... wW bl upon us te two ...a. UNI a slue. at tbe :r::• pro-:.:l:;i.::: =~~ &':i ralMI dll »GMlbU~/ tMt tot may be of more u.a pe••aa lateNlt. • l'or C11*9frt, ot U\t ntne 1-*>ff mo.. •• In rehearul lot tM eout'• tbNe Equib .. alx noa-prot.u.lonal .. pla,JbQul•. nearly ball are OrupQul~~· nm··=--towbet tbe~vepta,ypr'1appeWeriibtbere. ON& Or m PIAYB -.. A Jllalhare to %11111" at the Lquna MouJt.ca Community PlaybouM bel1nn1iur Sept. lt -WW, 1D fact. be a world premiere. N"ot OGl)' tbat. u.e Dt'tr drama by or....-Oout Collefe'• JobD l'enaeca is the liffODd CIOllleeatl'e world pnmlere • tasuna. -followtn1 the playhouse's curtain closer for tm-'18. "'hrtll1bt av ... Tben there'•~ Coast Repertory, which Gpet1I it.a brand new Fourth Step 'neater in COit.a Mela 'a Soutl\ Coaat Town Center in Nov- Colllieal Croueh Jack Gilford, whose comic characteriza- tions include "Mr. Cracker-Jack" of com- me rcial fame, is the cantankerous curmudgeon Crouch in "Sly Fox," playing through Sept. 24 at the Shubert Theater, 2020 Avenue of the Stars, Lo6 Angeles. The sly farce stars George C. Scott and Trish Van Devere. Call 642-5171. em._.; ~WI auPtetoua ocellloiD1 SCB llu tfttvtid a 'play ae tn UM Mil,._ or tM 'J'lltd Step 11 JMIW qo -WWlam taroyu•1 •'fte Time of Your Ufe•• -tor reprtM wbea tM new thtattrCl!Pel Nov. u. Two ot the Muon C)peDel"I are malloala, IDCI U..,'U be fOUla on tbe ·Mardi the wne week. PlNt up,. and,:Jeadina off tbe uw '"'°° on Sept.. 5, will be '"l'be Desert Sons" at Sebaa· Uan'1 West Dinner Pl111MMM. Tblaone may not be aeowaty premiere, IMlt Jt'1 bMc\ mu,y mOODS 1lnc1 lt Pilled a local llal•· i'OUOWING "DBSE&T SONG" by a day will be N4;ll Slmon'1 .. Plaza SWte" at tbe Harle- quin DiDDer Pla.Y-.e. '11dl always.popular comedy baa mucho miles on It.a apeedometer aJ001 our~ but never f.U. to aunct u au· dience. The second musical is ''Tbe Roar of the Greasepaint, the Smell of the Crowd," which tx>wa in at the Westminster Community Theater on Sept. a. It's lbe third produetlon of tbe An· tbony Newley-Leslie Brteuaae show for director Kent Johnson, one of the leading dlred.oral ex- ponents of musical theater amcmc community playhouses. lntern1ission Tom Titus Sharing an opening night with "Grease· paint" will be the styll&h comedy "6 Rma Riv Vu," another well·traveled acrtpt, wbicb will open the season tor the Saddleback Valley Com- munity Theater under Joanne ~pplegett's direc- tion. This successful new group bas expanded its season to three weekends for 1978-79. THE BALANCE OF THE opening lineup consists entirely ()( the newcomers, beginning on Sept. 14 with lbe comedy ••savtng Grace" by the ·prolific Mluloa Viejo playwrt1bt Jack Sharkey. It's the aeuoo opener for the San Clemente CommUDlly Theater and wUl be staged by Ben JutJi. Laguna's "Zigzag" follows on Sept. 19 with mana1tna director Doug Rowe puttina Ferzac· ca's new show on the boards. It's a heavy one, depicting the court-martial which followed the sinking or the USS Indianapolis in shark- Infested waters during World War II. The Costa Mesa Civic PlayhOU!e, which bas put together its most Innovative season ln many years. will start things orr on Sept. 29 lo'ith lhe first amateur production of a new comedy, "An Almost Perfect Person." It's a three-character show which was a veblcle for Colleen Dewhurst on Broadway and will be mounted by playbeuse pioneer Pati Tambellinl. AaRIVING ON Noy. lJ with appropriate Pomp and droumstance w!ll bl •tlfbe 'n.me of Your Ufe" at South Coast Repertory's new Costa Mesa showplace. Martin Benson. who lists the Saroyan play •• bis personal favorite, will again do tbe directpdal honors. Winding up the opening numbers will be another comedy, ••we Must Kill Tolli." the fall production of the Udo Isle Players. It'll play a five·day run the week of Nov. 14 under the direction of Ron Albertsen. H~viQI issued this brfen.n1 on the new , season, the column now takes a two-week in- term lsslon to return on Sept. 12. Happy theatergoing. Put a few word• to work for o". Ina.ta•? INTERMISSION THE FINAL concert, Sept. 9, will feature Haydn's Quartet Op. 76, No . 5 In D, Prokofiev's 2nd String Quartet and rags by Scott Joplin. The featured ensemble for this sum- mer's festival Is the Ysaye String · Quartet: Stephen Bryant and Sue Jane 81'Yant. viol1Dists; Craia GlbsoD. violist~ and Alan Parker, cellist. ~he good ~Qt~h .......... FtNlt tctambMd egga, M14K dOugfl cakes Md IT8$h lnir 11.00 ...... M.laya'-Cuhw Slarimp-tender $htlnf) wlr1t pea pod$, bole cho'f mushrooms. cnans, celery & wat• ~ lerted fttt browrr IQ pl#/ & ,,...,, '"" ,,.,,.,., Soap "' Glrden P.ith SaJad with,_,,.~ 15.15 HCUIS Of SSMa • 1 a.a -11 p.m. 210 MIWPOIT CIM18 DllYI (MllCWllo r.....~ MIWPOaT llACH 640-241 I ''YANKEES' A WINNER". NOW ~L.AYIHQ Tuesday' tnru Sunel1YI Tom Titu1 01ilv ftilot "DAMN V ANKEES' SUCCEEDS AS FINE ENTERTAINMENT". K1r1 Wrrv Anaheim Bulletin ------·'~a .... yanlr•••H _,, Tues., Wed,. Tnurs., s un. Eve.· 114.00 Fri.· S16.00, Sat.· $17.00 .... _ _,_....,_ =.....----J STARfUHQ Sun. Bruncn Matinee Adults · S J 1.00 Chlldren • t8.00 lnctuou Dinner, Show, Tax a. Corlee \.~~ BRIAN AVERY AS JOE HAADY 1 HOTEL WAY, ANAHEIM -CAcrouFromDlsnev1andl ANO SOCIETY FOR ll4E PAESERVATt°" Of atG BANDS TWO COMPLETE SHOWS s.tunt-v Md~ NEW VORK STEAK DINNER Fenuring CAESAR SALAD Md PEAR8WISS ... ,. . ,. ... Muaiclans Charitable The Music-A-Thon for Muscular Dystrophy Association on Saturday and Sunday at the cor- ner of Harbor Boulevard and Warner Avenue in Santa Ana is going right up the scale. What started out to be a comer Jam bas now attracted such name performers as Danny Casanova lfnliDa soap from Ida latest ·record, "Hard·LoviD'lfan." Hard rock will be represented by Cannlbu and the newest upcomtq IJ'OUP, FU1bt. The versatillt,y of Wildwood wilf have a b)'pnotic effect on all a1,.. 'lbeir late attemoon performance wlll lncludeti>p40's to soft rock. The en~t and parklna la free. Tbe cause is not. All donations will go to•arda the ftgbt a1aln1t muscular dYatropby. Sbowtlme runs sat..rd•11t'nOOll untU late, latf eventns and Sun· day atDOOCluntil,p.m, .. Served With Your Choice Of Soup or Salad. Potato or RIQI, Fresh Vegetables and home-style Sao FranciScan Bread 6 .......• s6's Offer Good Thro August31, 1978 JACI KNAPP IS IACI AT THE PIANO IAI MMMfl'L Y I 1817 WESTCLIFF DR .. (Between Dover & lrvlne) NEWPORT BEACH Cloaect Sundays . call For Our Daily Luncheon Specials Reaervatlons Suggested 645-5222 First, you'll enjoy a marvelous soup du jour or crispy tossed green salad Then we proudly serve you a generous portion of succulent Prime Rib, the king of beet, plus a piping hot baked potato with all the trimmings, fresh sour- dough bread and buttet For the finishing touch, it's coffee or tea and a tantalizing des&fll All this for only $5.95. MondaJ.·Saturday 6 to 7:00 Pll. Sunday 4 to 1:00 PM. Charl~Browns HUNTINGTON BEAQl-16160 Beach Blvd. Reaervatlons Accepted-(714) 842-6602 .. \ ) • Wist~ Friday & SaturdQy Night Special 2 Pt b1ae Rib Dinners-$13.961 , • Refa.x (n the rich surroundings of OUver • 7\oist's, ant!. enjoy our superb Prime Rib • dinners dtat iricliJde YorfC:sh.lre f)IJdd1nQ, • Soup or Sal.ad. Vegetables andHot Rofls • &Butter. I O.lfergood with~~. ordu through • August 3lst.1978" 6 ~an.a saiuntay I ~;~:md. rQ.\ I I 833-0570 ~ = Sle18ton Newport = 454S~--.:::z•rt ..... U3-08'10 • "",...,..,.of ·~ I! 11 ........ COUPON ........ .. ••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• • :· • • C£ong Beacfi • ·:. • r1.. er·,.~ 0 •• .: I \3)V1C -LJl~Lt pet'/J •• :: PRESENTS: $.OJIWj :: •• tltu"tc •• •• ]JlJ:J •• ::op'l111a•cAod 1a . :: •• ~llUP.I SEPT 10 •• Scarecrow f1 ak Exciti~ 81 LIM aOBIN80N .. TM wt .. • doMn't opeo until Oct. at. but Michael Jacksort, who playa th• Scarecrow ln the fllm. it already exclled. Tele~lnc from hi• Los An(eles home. In b£ween r cordln1 1e11lone tor the neat J ckllOnl' album. Michael aald, "I'm ....Uy ex· ct ed aboUt Ute movie. 1 can't watt to see lbe ... thin& put ~r. l'v• only teen • rouab ed.lt and IL lookl very aood. "IT WAI A VSaY challen&lnl experience. Wbtn I saw the ort1lnal 'Wiaard ot OI' -tbe , MOM cne -I fell ln love with the Scarecrow. I ttilf\k mo1t ltldl do. Alao, I saw the Broadway play aeven Umea before I knew I'd be in the movie. "All of a sudden I got thls phone call . . . and I ruPl>Cld. I WU so happy. I Just studied my Una and ttally Pl•Yed it tbe way I felt it. • • <From Pase Cl> He aaw 1ut year's ice show at Knott's and. hatf klddiDJ, said to director, choreographer Tom Mahooey, "Why didn't you ask me to skate!" So Mahoney did this year. THE Tlll M PERFOaMER ·returned to show ice for tbr~ reasons: Mahoney asked him; he wanted to find out if be could be relaxed and enjoy what he was doing without striving for perfection; his psyi;:h.iatrist James Miner. New~rt Beach, convinced him to give it a try. 'I've bad a marvelous time," sald Robertson. "But I can't imagine not having a 1ood time at Knott's." · Then Robertson, whose parents Albert and Cristine live in Newport Beach Ca sister. Patti Dean. lives in Costa Mesa> was off to put on his light blue costume witb 1Uvery spangles. And in another 10 mJnutes, like it or not. be would be .spinning like a top,. bis body a blue blur. The audience would cheer, whistle and ap· plaud. The ice show, ifappy Seasons. plays at t, 3 and s p.m. Wednesdays through Sundays and at 3. 5 and 7:30 p.m . Mondays in the Good Times Theater. It closes Sept. 11. The show is included in price of admission to the park. '1Workina with Diana ROii was lneredible • wonderfUl. l learned so much trom her. We're llke brother and slster. really. She was such a help -she made sure J wu okay on the aet. every momln1 she'd come to my room and ask lt 1 needed anythina; she was very p Uve. "I LOVED 11IE whole wor o( movlemak· lna. I love it more than reality. SomeUmea I wfah l could Just wake up lo Uie momlnl to a bll production dance number. "belauabed. Michael says that makJng records and performing concerts Ls etill e:icoitiJll, but that "the movie was so important to me beoauae it was somethinc rreah and new. And tbat'a what makes me never Ure of the world of entertain· ment. "Maybe 10 years rrom now I'd like to direct. or something. There's always something new to.do. "l would be interested in a dramatic role. I tbiok it would be as much fun as'Tbe Wiz'." AS .FOR "THE wtz•• being considered a ·•rock" Olm. Michael says, "No, lt'a not at all. It's funky, funky music, but it's not like a rock movie at all." One benerit that may have come directly from tbls f"llm is Michael's new car - a Rolls Royce. He laughed somewhat sheepishly and saJd. "I know bow to drive it, but I hate to take pictures in it. You know, you see so many peo- ple with their new cars, and it's a little show· ofCy. "I'm really not like that, it's jµst my favorite car. 1 love art. and to me tbe Rolls ls the most artistlc car in the world ... MICHAEL'S NOT worried that ifter tbe moyie comes out be won't be able to have any kind of "normal" life: "I dan't know. maybe they will look at me and they'll think of the Scarecrow. But be's another penon. . "I~ all that sometimes. seeinl peop)e who love me, or buy my recordl. I tbink it's tun. and I eoJoy meetine my fans. I tblnk It's lmpqt" tant. ••But some people think you owe your life to them: they have a bad at titude -like 'I made you who you are.· That may be true, bUl not tbat one person. "SOMl.TOIES YOU have to say to them, •If the music wasn't good, you wouldn't have bouebt it.· because some of them actually tbink they own you." . . I l1e • ong Beach Welcomes Mr. Eddie Albert 'As the star of OUR TOWN AB11Jlllllilta•~llfil Ul lYIU is ·no~IW A!sabfil JAN-Mlllll llBI · SAllJ RHO BftlAN lfflll · BlJ80ll llllN · hmtil "*' tmlJ 111811 ~~~ WAU 6RHM l WAUHl tRBlllON Screap11y ~ lHOMAS RICQMI •Bill mBY rr.e~ ~ HANK MOONJlAN · lirlcfd ~ HAl NHDHAM OllDER YOUR SPECIAL 5-PlAY .SUBSCRIPTION NOW! Nov. 1 to Nov. 25 Dec. 6 to Jan. 14 Feb. 7 to Ma 3 Ma 14 to Mat 31 Apt 18 to May 12 Special Preview&: OcL 27-31 ~ ... P19Yl9Wa: Dec. 1·5 Specl•I p,.~lewa: Feb. 2.f S~I Previews: M•r. •13 SpecJal Preriewa: Apr. 13-17 o perlonnanc:n Dec. 17·25 Eddie James Richard Jill Elizabeth e • LIVE ON ST AGE :· • •• ee FOUR GREAT WEEKENDS.... ee . ••Ticket Office: •.• Albert Whitmore Thomas Clayburgh Ashley •• • •• 518 E. Fourth St. Long Beach • • .. ~·· •• Tickets: $2.00-$7 .60 •• ee perlormencn at JORDAN THEATRE ee 9 • 6600 Atlantic Ave. long Beach • • e e FRI. & SAT. EVES at 8:30 p.m. ee •• ,~i ~MAT.at2:00p.m. :: •• ~liiii •• ·~· OR PHONE: 432-7926 e •.. • ; ............. ·.~ . ••••••••••• MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND" (PG) • "SMOKEY A ND THE BANDIT" (PG) "SOUND OF MUSIC", .. THE Cttl!AP OE~~M: f""'*1~_.. "MURDER BY DEATH" "FOUL PLAY" (PG) "FUN WITH Dta< & JANE .. ' "HEAVEN CAN WAlr ... AMERICAN HOTWAX .. (PO) ALL DlttVl·INS O~IN 6iH P.M.MleN'R.T c'"• u-1 a ,,,.. u.. ... , • ... .,.. . ---.. \ ... Ohctldby Gower Champion • Dhctedby HantsYulln Linda Purl Oirectedby Miiton Katselas Dhctedby HantsYuHn CYRANO DE BERGERAC, starring Stacy Keach and Stefanie Powers wlll be playing from Sept. 20 thru Oct. 14 In the Lon Beach Theatre Featlval-good seats are stlll available, call 436-3661 for Information and tickets. 3 Great 8'.lbecrlpllon Plans from :':fa: sutttOftptton ~:..no Nfoht ctub ,,..... Club TheSub9crtptlonSpeclallsts SAVE20% MEET THE STARS SAVE 14,,o Select one pie •nd one cateo«l'Y onty. Choose the aullec:r1ptlon ~ tMt•• bMt tor f"IW· &change Pfltl•gea. Select all 5 plays and save 20% off regular box office prices. Frl&Satevea M, T, W, Th evee Wed&Satmat Sub.Priee $44.00 $40.00 $32.00 Attend five gala opening nights with the critics, then IOln the cast and their lrtends for the exclusive cast party In the plush Green Room. Or!ty 400 subeenptions avallable on a flrtt·come first serve<J basis. 5 Opening Nights S75.00 Buy all fl¥e ptftlews Md save 14% off regular low preview prices. Stay after the show for a dlacu .. lon ~~ay Md production with "Clifi, , director ind producer. 5Prevlews $30.00 S_U~IPt~ C~AR~~INE an_d INFORMATION (213)436-3661 Only 800 ticket• per Performance In the Center Theater T)'le I.Ong BMch COnventlon & Em.rtalnmenf C.nter Box Oftlot I• located at 300 E. OoMn ~Long BMch. 1 -- Reoutw P9rf""cwmancn Mon. """ 9at. ewnlngs beginning at 8:30pm. Matlneee 9¥91Y Wed. & Sat, eftemoonsat~30prn.No inatlnM perfonnance on gpenlng nights. ,,.,... Peirfonnano.• Fri., Sat., Mon., and Tues. Mtllnge at 8:30pm. Metlt!M9 on Sat. & Sun. pree.dlng apenlng •t 2:30pm Juel 31 mlnutH froft' L.A. Eten cloMr from Ofanoe County. T.tl• any freeway to the Long Beech Freeway. South. Follow •Ion• lor ·~ ARENA exit. • Ttii Cong Beach Theafre Eestival ~11~~~m VIM ... Ciiii9 I &1 one HO! Till llOOf APf, 1"'-Y IZ I.At -· ,. . . . ... . -. -. ' . 0: i .~ • • • • .. ,. • . I ' • t .. ', I ~ ' I .. ...,, ........... ... •i (A Quick Look at the Movies ) CATHY CROSBY LENDS CllARM TO FILM "Coec:h" Ma,.hmotlow Flull Film Fun 'C00£h' Mickey Mome By EAllL DA VIS ..... ,_ ....... tr anyone ever wonders what an updated, pHUc:kH:dp and sexually aware venion of Walt Dlaney would be like. then they need k>ot DO luttbu than Crown lntemational's "Coach." Aaide from it.a teasing fiasbing of nublle akin from the amply endowed young actresses. plus a...few risque references, the remainder of the film might easily be mistaken for Its more accepted counterpart. What we have here has nothing to do with communication but a failure of another kind - namely, the local basketball team is not simply bad, it's awful. SO, IN COMES a new coach <Cathy Lee Crosby) and, bingo, before you know it, our boys begin to play better than they ever have before. Add to this the fact the ornery principal !Keenan Wynn} -whose pre-ERA chauvinism gets bis dander up against Crosby in the first place -can't wait lo find an excuse lo fire her. Speaking of fires, Crosby has also lit a dooz.y with one of her players. There's also the center of tile team who, normally a klutz, becomes, under hypnosis and a magic word • (jabberwoeky, if you must know), a raging tiger ·on the basketball court. Luckily, Crosby lends the film her charm ~and beauty, and these qualities, in conjunction with her sensitivity, are a vital asset the movie couldn't have done without; she refuses to con. descend to her material but makes it plauaible because or the thoughtful air she supplies her character. MICHA.EL BIEHN IS AN articulate actor with plenty of natural presence and, as Crosby's amour, he creates a viable balance that blends aad enhances the rapport of their scenes in· dividually and together. · Wynn is properly cantankerous as the dlf· ficult principal and the remainder of the mostly youn1 cast are inoffensive and wholesomely clean·cut. ~ Bud Townsend is much more at home helm- ing aequeoces that give him something to build upon and work with rather than just fill up foot age with silly "teen love" shenanigans. The last half of the film definitely plcka up and starts to gather interesting steam. Stephen Bruce Ro6e and Nancy Larson's acreenplay suf- fe rs Crom the same malady that too orten mars the movie ltselr -when it focuses on the Crosby/Biehn afCair, It comes alive, but It loses thls momentum when it slips back into the •·aw, shucks, Ginger" syndrome. Comedy-thriller Succeeds EMMY WINNING POET TO READ lleah Rlcllarda Faatlval Guell Poet in Laguna Actress. poet Beah Richards will be featured at the sixth annual Poetry Festival Saturday, Sept. 2 in Laguna Beach. Ms. Richards w111 reaa worKS from her "A Black Woman Speaks" in the 8 p.m. appearance at the LaEuna Moulton Playhouse, 608 Laeuna Canyon R.oad. The event is sponsored by Laguna Poets. The actress was nominated ror a movie Oscar for her role in "Guess Who's Comine to Dinner?" Her play, "One Js A Crowd," has been produced twice al the Inner City Repertory Theater in Los Angele... Admission for Ma. Richards' appearance is $3.SO. 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"" .. ~ UA M OVIE~ 4 lmptr••I ""W 1t 0.lnot ''W:Y ., •• • 990-4021 ........................ ·---... ~.: .. ·~--......... ,..~ .. ,---------:,·-... -' -. MOVIES ,IOIMftA¥0Lf4 .......... MllMllAYOl.fA ........ , t . . . . . . .. ••• ,., •• J •• . . .. . "' . . . . ' .. FIRST LADIES OF JAZZ. Fftdlly. August 25. 1878 OAfl V PILOT Cl Last ~First' Anita O'Day will be the f i.nal .. Ftrst Lady of Jazz .. in this month's series at the White House in Laguna Beach. Her eccentric rhythms, warm ballads and such novelty numbers as ''Let Me Off Up. town" will be present· ed at 9:30 and mid· night tonight and Saturday and 9 and 11:15 p.m. Sunday. She bas just returned from a tourof Japan. ., um JOY lllLG&SN -.................. Cannaa Mc RM Ill Oii the ,.UO ot the Hotel ........... WU ~ w~ llrd"n'n• at t'-t Wblte HOUM ........ , .... -..eh. WIUt u. ~flt •w1 ma.kinl lta own kllMI 'ot beeklJ'OiuDd OJUIC ud OW' •boa.I_.. belll nrnMd by tbt ••· we talked aboul w Unique at.JI• Ol l1Dalnl. TBS Oa&AT ftnt la4y al Jaa men· UoHd w nca trip to Japu and tbt ~~~ ... whUt IDUltal. ''C • Orltntall uj t:uro-peua are UM moat reeepUvtto 1n1 klDd of music." the tald. Indeed, toeal audieoee1 had been me»l ·~ ol tbe dyumic braDd of •t.Jlina Mt; lleRae dilpen1e1. They held bet over for an extra day lut weekend. Vlewl.Qs bet mldni1ht •bow. it WU dear thal carmen ftlla the room with elfftrldty from ber flnt at.p onto the sta1e. An extemive ovatJon wu re· warded w1tb two encores. AnDWODS. WRl!N l ~med the special care she gave to • One More Look at You," tbt counttnd with, "Perhapt It wa1 tbt way rou particularly perceived It.'' AnoUter proof af bow ber charm touch• eacll U&tener penonally waa her eommeqt that "I like to honor re-cau"ta beeaUH that means there's one ptJ'IQll in mv •\adlence tbat I KNOW l 've p&eued.l\ Similarly lD tier eonvenatlao, there ii ao PGtln8 or polturtq, but a st.ratpt fol'w•rd.t.booeit oommunlcatioo with a certain natr. • • Di1el,llne 11 aect11ary among OU'fflVM, • abe said. Carmen dffldn tbt bulc way lbe will do a aona and aoea from there, allowtna ebb and ftow from nuance to nuance. lier muslclau follow perfectly yet add their own abad· ln&•· MAUllAU OTWELL. playiJll ex· preaalYe piano and bavtni been with Carmen for 2~ yean, 1eem1 the most at· tuned to ber penoaa1 atyle. Buslat Ed Bennett 1ave aood support while Tom Whalyondrwn11avetbetrloafullaound. Even tbougb C&rmen may be t1nld or worried, wbeo 1be walU on stage and VISit Ftank • ~~::~ ~-~"it'~~ .. "'/~ .............. ,.. 1tarta to 1tng, everyWD1 aeema to ao away and she feell treat. In fact, she f eel1 she may have elven aome of ber best performanca uDdel' streu. When tbe show ii over. tboucb. lbe likes to 10 home to 1leep ln ber own bed as opposed to stayto• ln botell. 'l'bat ex- plains her preference for Ia Aqelea venuea. Fana of many yeart 1tancHng make up a part of each of her audlencet, but there ts often a larae abowtna of men and women Juat our of their rockln1 yean. CARMEN FINDS tb1a a IOOd lDdica· tJon that the younger pel'IOD ll looldna beyond the typically programmed All radio station. She eQJoya l1lten1q to other types or music but never tirel ot bearing jazz. Referring to her own evolution since the early days witb Count Buie and Duke Ellington, Ms. McRae said mU1ic should reflect people as they are. Ms. McRae recently signed with a New York firm called Versatile and wtll record some new releases in September or October. Jiii WIB Yll lllllB n Wll · SDI Tl• 11a Tl 111 MIVIEI Pml.SBIEIS llAll'S WMT-.rl SO. COAST PW• "'MOr LIAD & COLD F&r ,___,., .. ,_ Cullllm -~ MHm "NIAlrY .... r ......... IWll'S "HEAVEN SO. C~UWA CAN WAIT" (PG) ,.._.. i;;o~ 12:~2:3M:3CM~ Ml-llft ,.. 1:~10:15 IUl'S SO. COAST PWA tlSSlllllw ... ....... llW'S "REVENGE OF C~~ nE PINK PANTHER" (PG) = "INTERNATIONAL VELVET" MUM'S .CIMEMALAMD IU4 Se llatW ,,.... ·~ 1111 MAH'S CllEIAWC ---1 "'SATUIDAY ..-HT RYU" llJ ,.......,...,. "THI .... --·- "COACH" (R) ,~.,. .... -1 ... (!J'!!~is thewonl A R00ERT smworo~CAAR PllOOOCT01 JOHN TRAVOIJA OlJVIA NEWfON.JOHN •• GREASE . ... STOCKARDCHANNING ..... ,., ........ _ _... .. EVEAROO'i, f"AANKf A\.\LON,.JOAN8l0000.l,EOO BYRNf:S, SIOCAESAR, Al.ncmm!Y, DOOYOOOOMAN, SHA~ NA I Cilm lliidr mG ma I -C.tlsl 014) 518 .... .., .._. m'1 m• ... N ~mt u1-m1 I a. • Ul'1 IM-111 E.111* Silia e Jn sat·• MNS..ldlr ..... ... "THE DRIVER" .11 ...... .. b Pim Se111 ha OJG m-5m b11st 11i1 11ii1 111-MI u••-1m.a11 p~ ------1111 "LMllltlllllA•mR! 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IJloM.ln ....,-. ... a-..n..-••••.., .... , ... _, __ ,..,,__._........,. .......... ...... di• i~~I :~-:: clMl .~.Jo I ?7::~ 811.e:ol ~~~~~~~~~~~~~--.u • ._...,...IAUYf•e MOOfJtl '"' ,... OOI 10 INLl Y IOI CNt --"'. ""'~ NMVIM CAM WAit,.. ~ • 1 .-cAN ltOT WU'"' ......... Cft-waa•·~~--..-.am•-"' . ,,.. ....................... ' .. .. TUBE TOPPERS Kn.A e 4':30 AnaeJs Bueball The Calltomlans kick off a touah road trlp throug)J the East tonight by eo.gae- lni the Red Sox in Bost.on 's Fen way Park. KTI'V • 8:00 -"Battle of Britain." The story Ol Enahand's fight against the German Luftwaffe in World War II wtth an alJ-star cast headed by Laurence Olivier and Michael Caine. KOCE 8 8:30 -Bernstein 60: An Appreciation. Leonard Bernstein · celebrates his 60th birthday by joining Mstlslav Rostropovlch for a special con- ce~. • HONmilOONIM Clrried ~ by Ilia role In 1111 .,,,..., play, Rmlpf\ dlldM he • hMded tot tlollywOOd, but • telent ~ I**• Ab lt'wteld. • CW'110NIDMC ..... .. • titOVll t • ' ... . . . . . . ' . TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS El!CllM" HowWd pr.i.nda INll he't. --.wolf. ''l..oW And TN Liiii. alldt Boe*" ~red end AoW dleocMr • tlt1tl blaCk book Wlttl tMlf N11'1M11 In It. t.ooG MO'M •*~"I.Mt Aide To 811'ta Ctuz" PH 11 feffnund ~ MeriOn Cook. A mM ....,.. tro.n prieon lit order tot•• meoe on 'tNrtff llllflO cac>tw'ed Nm. i."'9.kv. • * "Sluebeltd't Ten Honey~oon1" ( tHlll ~ Sandeirt. CotlMe CMrt. It. ICOUt fof .ntlque fuMl1ln ...... OMC*· .,. tot money hlmMlt. dls- co.t • ~method °' IOMllO till d....,,,.,,.. (2 IQ.) t:m• NIW8 t:10 Cl) Low. AMDICAH l1'VLI "Low And The Per1tc1 Wife" John flNa thet tl\e perfect glr1 II too good to be reel. "l.Oft And Tiie W•He"A~elf Harry Reasoner, in his font anchor job for CBS since his return to the network, hosts the special .. 1968'' tonight at 9 on Channel 2-<see review below>. *It ''Wtfy Ml* I Ole?" (1980) Terry~. Debfl Pllg9'. Atter lft lonocent girl It elec'trocuted, the reel ~ COf'lllUll to the ertlM. ( 1 hr., SS r ·:..o. 2:211nu =of Ill own. 2:30 5.EDWAW •• "The OeYil'1 Holldey'. (1930) Heney Carroll, Paul Lulc.u. When tllelt eon ,.... tor • llleegitf, • -.1"1)' flllnlly lttempts to buy her off. ( t 111., 25 min.I ••Bernltein 80 I An A41Pr• aetlOft" L*INWd 8emnein -.Id Matllqy Aoltfopo11k:h ~ e.Mtllln'• 80th ti.rthdey with • number of IWltOUI ,..,...., com- P<*W9 ~~ .. CJ) THE MUPPET'S Gu.t: P«ull Ciani. e.oo • Cl) WONDlft WOMAN 1.A.O.C. ~i. ere bel'l19d by.~ girl wtth mytt• rtau9 ..,_. found ldntt In Ille OCN!t\. (R) • llACK 8HEl'JI 80UADRON "The Show ..... Go On ... SomatlmH" Peppy'• nut ... put on a "USO" lll'4>W t« the s.abeae In exmenge tor repair work on the lttend'• entrtp. (R) 8 MOVIE Claa111M'I Lf•fi119• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles a t<NBC (NBC) Los Angeles e KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles 8 KABC·lV (ABC) Los Angeles Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G KHJ. lV (Ind.) Los Angeles di KCST (ABC) San Diego • KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles e KCOP· lV (Ind ) Los Angeles • KCET·lV (PBS) Los Angeles e KOCE·lV (PBS) Huntington Beach Newhart Set for Special By GAYLE FISHEil RENO, Nev. <AP> - CBS' successful "Bob Newhart Show" won't be back on TV this fall, but the straight.faced comedian who gave the show its name probably will -ln a television special. "We've made some arrangement.a to do one TV special, but there are no definite plans," the 48·year·old Newhart said. "It will probably be a variety show or som ethlng like that." Newhart, headlining a night club act at Harrah's, appears in other nightclub shows across the couotrY, and wants to continue that kind of work. His plans include a possible movie B'nd another comedy album. AS FOR THE movie, U probably will be a com· edy, said Newhart. "I'd love to be the bad guy 1n a Western, but it wouJdn't work. l!eople would Ju_,t laugh." And the comedian said he's already 1-ped some material for an album, "and U I thln1t lt's fun· "''"· J 'II have U re· corded." Newhart's first ~ album, "The Button Down Mind of Bob Newhart" waa a mllllon· ;r-.-ell_w. He bu recorded --~·Since-then. -ht-Newhart said wbat be rnlly wants to do ts 1et away from his hectic 42-week work year and relax. "I love to have free time," said th• comedian. "If 1 could, I would 1001 off for 1 year.'1 N EWBAaT QUIT .. The Bob Newhart Show" after aht auc· ceaaful. top·rated seuom. "I decided a year *'o not to do aoot.Mt •bo•. bUl Uae1 ~ Ol• not to quit." be Mid. "I cMcld41d lt WU liJJM Ulla year. ht yeatt it Wu a v•l'1 consl•tent, vety iood abpw. It couJ• have aon• on for at a .. at Mother 11!•· .. fl• Nid be wanted t.o drop the abow ~ .. be wuahead. , "I've .. ...,.. bad a llt• es. ,., • IQ lboaldt'r l HE'LL BE BACK Bob Newhart who's told me what to do," Newhart said. "I guess you could say he's my alter ego. Anyway, he's a very bright guy." BESIDES, Newhart said, TV is changing. He said there bas been a s to eight percent drop ln audience in the last few years, and many of those are people who watched his show. He classified them as young marrieds, lntelllgent and not child-oriented. In the show, Newhart was a CbicaBO psychologist and his wifeL Suzanne Pleabette, was a scboolteacber. The Hartleys, as they were called, lived in a downtown apartment nad never bad chlldren. Newhart said he's glad to bave some time off now -the TV abow took about 30 weeks out of his year. But be said he'd consider another series. '• l 'm ob1lgated lo do another show in four years," Newhart-sa1d. "But I doo't know what it wlll be yet." Movie Set OnHeisl HOLLYWOOD <AP>- Dooald Sutherland , Brooke Adams and Paul Maaursky star to "A Man, A WQrDu and a Baftk,•• acaperloveatory about a $4 million heist of ... computeri&ed bank. The movie, beina fUmed l.n Vancouver, B.C .• and a.be Far East, marta th• return to 1cUb1 ot Nar.unqo. H• wrote and directed aucb Olma aa "Blume in Love,•· "Harry and Tonto'' and "An ynmarrledWoman." ' . -,,. ... * • ·~ "Frozen Deed" I 1987) Dana Andr-•. AMI POik. A Getman ld- .ntltt all.._ '° bflnQ back the Hitter regllM by thaW!ng out HIUI dMp-,,_ "°""'' .... (2 llra.) 0 MOYIE •* "~Kiiter" (197$) K-1 Malden, 0Ne Huuey. A VCM#'9 man tlk• on the mob to revenge hi• f1ther'1 frlUrdet. (2 lwa.) • MOW ..... ~ 15" (1911) Oe-M MKL.-i, Chanel ~ '°"-X-15 ta.t pilots -Md their wtvw -·-Of•l w-from their wonc. (2 hrs.) ID WASHINQTON WUK INAEVIEW ~I CAOSS-WITS LIVE FROM WOLF TAAP "BemstWt eo I An Appt• ct.tlon" lMM\lld l*ntleln and Matltlav Roctropovlcil ~·•• eern11eln'• 60th blnhdey with • nvmt>er ol f amoua lnlllic:ieM. corn· !>OM"' end ltlelplaM. 1:4'. TABITHA "T 1blthl'1 T r1engle" T abl- tha hM to contend wlttl the jMbasy °' ... bo.a __, .,,. ,... for • Nndtome polltlc8I candlOet9. (R) dlTOI&~ ~RNING 12.'00 8 TWILIGHT ZOffE Areni. Taytor W9Q«t Jam- ie Te""yaon th1t he, Jemie. •n't keep hi• mouth "1Ut for one 'IN'· • HoT CfTY Ol8CO The ho<telt IWllMS k\ the wOtld of dlmco ... be gueatlng, elliglng the .... . ~ dleco hits ~ tt)e Hot City Oencera ITI0"'9 Miid • me• °' pulaltinO ...., beems, fluhlng llrobee, mlm>f'I ~ eoadll .necea. * ••.-. "Frontier Gel" (1945) Y"°""9 De Cll'k>. Rod Celneron. A M6oon owner ~ her llulbel1d Mlle • stormynlltionehlp. C21n.I 1~• MOVIE * ·~ "The CN!lenge" (1870) Oenen McGtvln. JelMe Wti>trriore. To 8vold • fulHclle ww. • ,.,. lnlerMl!ol ..i conftlCt It to be declcNd by • blttle betwMn two eolll1ry ehamplonl. ( 1 "' .. 30 min.) Ill MCMI **',."The~ ..... (1Hn lltiC:flllll Cnllltord, ()Iver AMcl. 8fvltlera. frwtteted by tf1* UIM9COQl!iz9d ~ lllfte». plot lo ltMI the crown ,._... from the Tower oft,ondon. ( 1 ht'~ 5S min.) 1;00 8 MIOHIGHT 8PECW. Hoel: Todd Rundgren. Gutletl! Warrttn Zewn, Meeltoll. Tom Pe'lty, CW· ltlfie~. Exlte. G MAYIRICt< ·'The Trouble Helf" l ~FACrORV 1:IO TAU'.A80UT wmt TRUMAN JACaUO "Mln'iege Ntd ~ .. • HIGH HOPl:9 1~(1)&.0W.~ 81'YU ••l.o'le And The Halty • OETIMARf stnce Stnen ls tti. only wltNu who Gift Identify • KA08 apy he .. m.wtced tot death by KAOS. "'°°I• NEW8 1:11 MOYIE ••• ·~ "The Oellll Ntd MIN Jonet" (t~1) JMfl Mhur. Chltnle Cobum. A depenment ttor• tyeoon POM1 • • ..ar1tw In NI own ttcn and flnde t11at hit~ -IUltlflad '" their complalnlt. ( 1 hr .. SOmln.) 3:511 N!WI 4:00 MOVIE • • ''The Forty '**··· ( 19321 Tom Tyler, Betty Macll. Men end women travel -t In the hope of sttlldrt<;1 it rich In the gold tlelda. ( 1 hr • 30 min l Q MOV!t *'lo •'Inn On The Dartmoor'' ( 19641 Heinz Otaclle, Paul Klinger. Aller llx of IW9MI eacepecl pna- "'*-lltarally venith, a Y°'lflO artist pwuw of one geta wrested to .,.anoe • ''peld ~·· end ie.m. the tn.rtn. (2 M.) • MOVIE • • '>+ "Th• F19ht1no eo.t1J19'd" (1051) Brien Doneevy. ~ Raines. A IGl~ Ill 8CftAFM:ND8 ~MHOER • • ~ "100 1 Arabian NlgMI" (19801 VOIOell of Jim 81cku1. Kllhryn Or1nt A n .. relgttted. bumbling lame> dMler In 8a9d1d ettempte •o •rlnQ9 • l'l\lln'tlgll IO' hie ~ (I hr .. 30 min.) 1:::AOOM "Southle" "-SNnnon and John McCOfmKk ObMtve the South 8ol1on ""*"*' lrWI community. Cll A.OWtR· AN\+.HOEMEHT t:OO. Cl) A080NIC STOOGES 8 MOVIE * * "Slen1 PH11.t9a" (1951) Wayne Morrlt., Loi• Albrlghl A mll'I becomes ot>IMISMd with htt Metefl IO< Ille killer of hll fet'- ( 1 hr • 30 mHl./ Q MOVIE • • '.<r "It's A BIQ Country" ( 111521 Gery Coooer. J*'9t L.elll" HumOf end rornence Of Amertc.ne from Ml l8CtJonl. (2 hrt..) e:ao I (I) 8PE£D auoov di ~YMACS 80UTHENf CAU'ONM 8 TOIEANNOUNCED A Me~ory Trip to Turbuknt 1968 By JAY SHARBUTI' LOS ANGELES CAP> -1968 was Khe Sanb, Janis Joplin, riots, massive anti-war rallies, black power. no sec o nd term for Lyndon B. Johnson, the killings of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Ken- nedy. Tonight CBS News gives that turbulent year a thoughtful second look in "1968" a two-other special and the first show Harry Reasoner has narrated for CBS since his return from ABC anchordom. <Channel 2 al 9 p.m.) Written by Perry Wolff, "1968" ls a well·edited memory trip, most of thf' . memories bad, with light relief from a few old clips such as one showing Jerry Rubin, retired radical, in full beard and saying: " .•. I 'nDNK THAT a generation of kids which says we don'L care about your concepts ol cleanliness ls a revolutionary generation." The look back is augmented by re- cently published news -made possi- ble by the Freedom of Information Act -about government spying and the FBI's bid, in an era or black radicals, to discredit Dr. King. While little of this is new, the weav· ing of it int.o the program makes the s how far more than a simple retrospective. However. one segment seems an unfortunate attempt at drama·beigbtening. IT SHOWS CORETTA King al funeral services for her husband. At the same time, we're told the FBI was bothered by the clvil rights leader's reputation even after his· death, and that a top agent suggested: · • ... in the event the Bureau la inclined to entertain counter·intelligence action against" Mrs. King or her husband's image "we proJ>(l5e the following. . . " No proposals are revealed. Then, as we still see her in church, we're told the late FBI chief, J . Edgar Hoover, nixed the suggestions, whatever they were. The juxtaposition of the funeral and tbe FBI obviously tries to UD· derscore a point, but obviously there are better ways to do it. portunist. He had moved from left to right politically. " ... he had authorized illeeal wiretaps. He bad sent a secret CIA army to Cuba. He lived wealthy, but walked the ghettos for votes. ln the irrational year of 1968, none of it mattered." THEN, ms assassination, and we get deeply moving glimpses of Eugene McCarthy's young California primary campaigners. in shock and weeping as they learn RFK has been shot. FORTUNATELY, SUCH lapses are 'then, yet anothe r look at the rare in this show, which covers Viet· vlolence·wracked Democratic con· nam, black power, the riots after vention in Chicago, the baton.flailing 1V S King's death, LBJ's decision not to cops, the screaming kids, the whole Peel.al Set seek re-election and the youth culture nightmare all over again. I wish "1968" included where.are· with comprehensive commentary On 'S and well-chosen clips from the past. they.now reports on the year's major lar W &r8' And, recounting Rot>ert Kennedy's figures, had them talk about those 1968 bid for the Democratic presiden· times. But it's a good effort and let HOLLYWOOD <AP> -"The Star tlal nomination, it pulls no punches in us hope it prompts another like it Wars Holiday Special" is now in saying be "bad always been an op. next year. production with Beatrice Arthur. Art ------------------------------Carney, the Jefferson Starship and Harvey Korman as guest stars. The two.hour musJcaJ show for CBS also includes appearances by such stars from the movie as Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher Anthony Daniels, Peter Mayhew and the voiceor James Earl Jones as Darth Vader. The wait . ' .18 mu-. ham thrill again to the happiest sound in all the world. 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NGttc.; All ~•I "tat" ad\ienc.~ U> t.hb newspapt'r &S ub Jel't to ~ fo'f'd rat to'air Hou•1na Acl of 11J68 --turh m»kft 1t 1llt'1C•! to advtrtlst-•nY Prf r~reoce. llm1tat1on. or daM:nminauoo bb~ on nace. color. rebat00. su. or oauooal ong1n or an int.enlloo to IDll ke any auch preferenet!, llnuta· uon. or chscn mu1aL10n . · · J-l)~l c.; T E OLSON ..... c 'Olis newspaper w1U not -------- .llnowmf ly accept any OCEAN YllW 1dverl sang for rea I S Bedroom, S bath. &l1Sa tstate wh1ch as in viola· atrium, model home _tion;::.;.;.;...;:...ot_t.be_l_aw_. ___ ~ Huie master s ulte. U~l()UI: 11VMl:S REALTORS''', 676-6000 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar dlso m Mesa Verde. at 546 5990 OCIAMFIOMT Fine craftsmanship In m.ahog. trim It oak Ooors.· sets off this landmark; 4 BR, a ba. home in flDest locatioo. Established trees Is laWD5. $475,000 IAYSHOUS French doors, pegged hdwd. floors, used brick & beamed ceillngs in this fine 4 bdrm., 3 bath home. •.ooo. MESA VBDI REDUCED TO $89,000 Attractive 4 bdrm., 2 ba. home in immac. condition. Xlnt loc. IACK IAY Fine 4 bdrm., 2'1'.l bath family home on quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool, playhouse, extra storage $169,000. IAYFIOMI' Several fine bay front homes with pier & slip BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR ~COATS & WAL LAC£ ':r:JJ REAL ESTATE , INC. 'IOlllllY ll~NlU l OMl'.HO \I W~l r.L 1111 \Olll H l'UA Sl l\RI.' 'dNl I l'.l!il w /fplc + sliding door to --------1 pavilllon Breathtaking ·---------------• view of surf & Catalina COIOMA DEl MAR Beautiful duplex (invest· meat or home with ln· I 11 H•1y\1Clo · [)'"''' l'\J ~ ~, ·''l 1'1'.> I come), 1 block away ~=======~~~~~~~~ llDUCED TO Slll,000 -OLD WORLD CHARM is everywhere in evidence - a gourmet kitchen with a country quality you'd find in AIX·EN-PROVENCE. a garden you enter thru French doors from your formal dining room. As you stroll leisurel): thru the rooms and gardens you will see that no detail was overlooked in coordinating beauty. with practicality. Only minutes from shopping and freeways, this viUa is close enough for convenience, separate enough for seclusion. That's part of its charm. Call for appointment to see the home you 've always wanted at a price that's affordable. Ctl 546-4141 IRl:ORS: AdverifMn Island. Try $12.500 down ~check tlMir ods For preview of this uni· ....._ ..t nport ..,_ que home, call 963-6767 -J' I ...... TM OllfN lllCl·ll ~IONIO/<IN•I' =::i.-Lt.:1•1111 correct-.,..__,.,. !::-~-~~· ~:l:~~·o:~=·~·:;::l'~I want Ads call oo-5678 /Jig Cangon "FIRST TIME OFFERED" Broadmoor Home A TRULY EXCEPTIONAL 4 BDRM., FAMILY RM., FORMAL OtNING RM., SINGLE LEVEL HOME ON LUSH & "MANICURED" GROUNDS. TOTALLY DECORATED BY "NOTED DESIGNER". BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAINED & HIGHLY RESPECTED. ADULT OCCUPIED & IN MODEL HOME CONDITION . CERTAINLY THIS PRESTIGE COM· MUNITY'S FINEST OFFERING AT $370,000. EXCLUSIVELY OFFERED BY Wl·:S I.l"'t '\ TAYLOR CO . I {I·: A I.Tu H :--. . .i 111 I I ~ 1 · ll; DEANE HOMES ""DOYll'" On Big Canyon golf course! Fantastic view of C.C. & Fashion Island. 2 minutes walk to clubhouse. 2 Lovely bedrooms, family room, formal dining area and 2 baths. END unit, quiet street. Listen to this: owner will finance for qualified buyer. $265,000. WESLEY N. TAYLOI CO .. UALTOIS 2111S.Jou;11 ..,._. HEWPOCtT Cenat. M.I . 644-49 I 0 from Big Corona Beach. ,: USED BRICK patio en-1•-W-A•TH-FltO-•MT-- \.rY with ocean view. Ab'ium dining or family Beautiful waterfront room area . Three bome with boat slip & bedroom plus bedroom • a n d Y b e a c h • i n view apartment. BALBOA COVES: 4 $2111J,OOO. bdrms., famlly rm .• 3'h COUOFMEWPORT baU.. 2 frplcs .. 2 pauos. REALTORS $327.500 Including land! WATllROMT 675-SSI 1 Immaculate. profess. de- COl'ated home. 2 bdrms. EXCmMG & den +dirung rm, large R~-~s 162 500 quarry tile ln hall & den. ---• huge patio & deck . A family home that as so '350 ooo lncl""'uft .. land & beautifully decorated boaisUp! ......ue and maintained you'd OCEAMFROMT $89,900 never believe it's lived Choice oceanfront it! Quality and superb duplex on the sand! Huge taste tbruout this 3 ~airs bdrm .• If:. bedroom, large open Uv· MESA VERDE mg & dining areas+pool en. On large R-2 · size yard with greenery. S375,000! Over 2000 sq. fl. of playhouse and storage .._.layProp. SELLING? Our aggressive sales force bu succeeded in depletiAg a larae part of our inventory ~ a.ale homes; why don't you give them tbe opportuni· t.Y to help YoU get a fair " reasonable price for your property? 26 Professional licensees with a 29 year old com· pulerized office. We'll perform!!! BAY& BEACH spacious living on a room. ltealton lavishly landscaped lot. 5 * 67g..7060 * 450 NEWPORT CTR. DR. Bdrms, 2 frplcs, and re· WATERFRONT!~~~~~~~~ 7SS-m11 UVE -LAUGH -LOVE -Live. in magnificent 3 Bdrms on the greenbelt. Laugh. at modes t price of only $105,000. Love. your leisure time activities -tennis. golf, jogging. swimming. Ctl 552-6161. Serving Costa M esa-Irvine Huntington B eac h·N cw port Beach GREAT LOCATION Xlnt price · close to every place you want to be . This charming Garden home features a natural wood kitchen -lavish use ol Ule • and wonderful privacy. 3 bdrms & 2 baths. 759-1501 ady to move in. $126,500. HOMES r: I~~~~~~~~ COSTA MESA REALESTATE ATI'ENTJON 1-------·-------3 Bdrm, 2 ba home In 631-1400 BROKERS WATERFRONT HOME OHE •• Easl'Jide C.M. on Alva --------Uyoubavesomeooewho Dockfor3B'boat,3BR3 Ln. Quiet & secluded. VE'1'S FREE wants a btn home and Ba, yard. Agl. 673-77?1 IM A MIWOM Just reduced to S95.750. O down. O closing eo&ts, cannot afford Irvine •• .________ Spacious Spanish Villa ....._ in n....ft.,, N-.t c... rt •• on 10 acres with a 0 any.....,. "._e co. ·-.. .-.or ..... P ces. TWOU ... ITS Call Vet Agt 645-9471 please call me. l have " panoramic view 1J1 all Mary several Ail·~ On R·2 Jo\, ~ block to dinniom. Tbe flavor of --------beach in Ne wport. old Spanish craftsman is TWO UMrTS ~-" _ JASMINE CRHI< WHAT"S MEW $139,500 Including the captured in the arched 4 Bdrm.+ bache lor. -2BR.deo,2ba,popular lnHewportHefghh land! windows.dcon~~cellr Frplc .. bwll-ms; sleps to Plan ll w/pvt yd & lrg Newprolessiooalideas G7J.3663 6'2-22S3 ings, an hun re s 0 beach. Sl65.000 Including Balboa Island Really pat, beaut ocean vu loc ....._,_ tux "' -~•'-g for brlghUy colored Mexican MEWIM NEWPORT HTS. EnchaoUng 2 bdrm.. 1 bath home on beautiful. larger corner lot. home is perfect as is or has lots ol room for expansion Just llst.ed al $11.5. 000. land! '"'"''""'',•°<'"'"''~ nr Npt Cnlr & Big Ca· .. ..,. u • ., ~· tiles. Hand painted tiles ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1 OCEANFRONT 673·l700 nyoo C.C. Sec., Pool. ten· ~:1ghts Realty ~n:!~ h~~e °!k~°i!i = 3 Bdrm. + den home on --------ais, $229,500. 559-Tl.39 645-5044 gallery. s bdrms, w /over :.lx85 ft. lot; frpl.. builut· SIT DOWH Find wbat you want in w-... Ad n-ut•· ., .... ,,_ 4,000 sq ft. of comfort, 3 ins, patio, beamed ce · Vlewofbay&Lidobasin. DallyPilotCJassifieds. ...~ .._. "" V"Uo"""'0 ba w/tndescribable ings.$375,000 Uke new s mall 2 BR -;:::::::::======~--------1=======::: master bath. hu ge ~-.. ...,--673-3663 642-2253Eves homeonlargelot. separate fam rm .r--------$159,500 hardwood floo r s. 3•-------- C&Uownr/agt.646-8811 frpk's, Jcar gar corra1 ,1--------associated BRO• E RS REA L TO ii$ l l ~' \ft 8albnn f.,11 H~t COOL POOL! COOL POOL Btfi Baycresl 4 bdrm, w/4 Br. RV access on ~~~ fmly rm. Easy car tree lined street. No * VETS * yard. Great for enter· down VA tow dn FHA. taming. Priv<1le mstr Hurry yoo'U be in lhe ODOWN-OCLOSJNG MICRO-MINI FARM Lo down-t.erms-$66,000. less than rent, 3 Br, l~ ba, F. DIR. dbl gar, paUo, shed. All DU in· l/ext. Terri fie Invest. "$.A.Gardens" 2033 Greenville, S.A. Close to a ll. So. Cst Plaza. M2·T143 Bkr/Owner • suite + gourmet kale hen. s u n • b Y l h e P o o 1 Homes in all areas of Callforappt.545·9491 w/ownership peace of ORANGECOUNTY ~ Walker & lee mind. Offered at $63,500. VET AGT. 540.3666 Call 541-0800 Classified Ads. your one- l!t~~~!! !~!r a 30 day ad In the DAILY PILOT -SERVICE DIRECTORY OOITNOW! 642-5671 Wltelc-.11 REAL ESTATE Real E&t.ate For Classified Ad ACTION Calla Dally Pilot AD-VISOR 64.2-5678 1SlllC & RNlt GROUP GAMES PRU~s~r~'RUHPIM~GAW H I 0 R N A R I A A E l P U U A X 0 F M l S L 1 E S A H H H T S Q 0 U P F E A D A E L E 0 J W 0 1 0 A P V H X U 0 C H E k A T W E X C F R M E E 0 S B M C A S A 0 P H 0 A W 0 W E E R 0 G S N C H R R N T F L A E X H D H P R N A U 1 C K k D C R L S A U H E E S D A l S 0 A C C H G Z 0 Y N H K E A D Q M I L I A C A A G 0 A G D I D R D N C 0 D Z R 8 I U C S H S I G E K H R A P H E C A R D E G G E l E E R H T A G K I l A S R X C l J M 6 R E Q I U C 6 0 L S H 8 S M W N D V R P S K U N E E T B C S 8 R 0 E S A 8 S R E H 0 S I R P Y I . lf!Pe• • • , Wlrd, UP. down Of d......,. flfld "'11 .nd box It In. ~ II Hoc or Cold Thl'll 01111 Bltnd Man'• Buff • M.a. a.Ml Sek Ra Hldt tnd Go s.k ; T .. OfW. Pri11K1'1'1 a.. Th11t-Llggld R11tt u ltllft sa,., ""' Fu Ind o-Egg end Stioon 8 i... Fn11 0wrt...s Ra Clwclt the Wl11p T CMnOf't'tw. Lie Dtf°"'1 ~_.,......~ stopshoppingcenlet'. A COLDWB.L UHK• CO. 644·9060 2111 MN JOAOlllN HILLS llO. IN NE.WPORT CENTER macnab I lrvtne realty A D1EAM COMI TIUE! l s the fast city pace getting you down? But, you need to be close to jobs & schools? You'll have the "best of both worlds" living in a country setting in the young comm. of Laguna Hills. Plenty of room for the family in this attractive 4 BR Meredith home w/view of hills along with close proximity to schools, shopping & fwys. All you've wanted tor ooJy $158,500. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. (Q-11) '42·8235 644-6200 901 Dover Orlw Harbor View <:enter Irvine at Clmpus Valley Ctnter 752·1414 PENNY PINCHER ADS FOR PEOPLE TO PEOPLE ONLY $2.00 (for 3 llnes, 2 deye) Call Today • • • Print Tomorrow! Sell any item or combination of items totaling $75 or less with a 3 line ad for 2 consecutive days for only $2. Each additional line is 60c for the 2 days. You may place your ad by phone, just dial (714) 642-5678 and charge it. & barn. Tack room f /3 Newport HftciNs Area horses & too much more ~EW LlS'fJNG! to describe. A home for Immaculate 2 Bdrm the DISCRIMINATING home on R·2 lot. Room txG'er. Priced at $525.000. for PoSSible 2nd unit or enjoy the big garden. WALLACE & CO. S89.000. Call for details. REAL TORS C..tsbod C7 I 41676-4171 Losesometh.mg valuable" PETE Place an :id an our Lost R and Found column:. Thal ·s where people look RRETT JY S.2-5200 when they've found an r--------item of value. Call Monday thru Friday 8:00 A.M. to 5:30 AND WE MEAN "! FOi $22',IOO, P.M. for next day's paper or call by noon on YOU NOT OHL Y OWN AM Saturday for Sunday's paper. EX9UISITB.Y DECOUTID I IDIM. & DIN CONDOMINIUM •N ONI OF Or you may use the handy order blank below MEWPOllT MACH'S MOST DISllAIU and ma1Ho1 orange coast Dally-PUof -p ..... o,.,.'-s•o:,.cx~-... ._...f..,....,.. _ _... 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Olb'4 1eftol&btMTDtW IXICUl'IYI llACH HOME PATIOHOMI •ht. noon . ~ OHIO llH,.. can 840-SUi cwtom boaMe OD. quiet Tbi• LIQlclta maaaJoo hu &ft unbelievable lo lov•b' adull c:ommuni· IN THE ~-tew bvlat n>Olft bolta ' • c'-l·dt·tac. Each w / • price Laa! What a baraaio : A fatted tale. Thit ay. tbia ooe )'ear new. two m.aaaift flz.plac.. ... bdnDI. a b.t.ba. wetbart. beauty II 2LOO eq.tl. wiU'I 4 1padoul bdrms. • bedroom. lwo bath bome RANCH . . ~~ ~~':!.11.!.:0~ ~ ~ !!!-~UollS, ~!'.9.· ~· fr much ~-Hparate fa.mJly rm. wltb h&Ult brick Q,replace, bu upgaded C.rpeltnJ, -.. ... _. rclar n --_... ...., ....-. ... ~.,. ..... •-Ir Mt for .YOWM11 formt..1.t1 ... t-,. paUo for ex~ve eot4rtainlnf 11......i•ce .._·ble 1•ra1e •uu ..._. •llUUIJ a ~. Cov red ._Mar. twhat kweb' bomee &hey and ~that Rftects a •YlDObonY of brlclt. ~ ya;d' aac1 prtva~ plan built 1 AyrH l\&l! ~ ol bomt •1.aoo s.51"410 at t I 0 w oe r /a i en t wood • ~ All qw«ly nestled" at u.w end of a ~ acCClll to pools and P' • • t u re 11 • I a r I• 111 Oii IMOUelll wQ ~ YJ.wr Prtl'ed 1S1-41tt or 141-llM or cul·d•·aac. Just a atCllWll throw from U.. betcb. tennis! All tbts~nly bedrooms, 2"' baths. to ..U r.tl Call now, Nbq\l&Jlfy-DnmaUc, nul m4111. Maire )'OU.I' own te'ma 00 tJWa awl v.u too! S28.800. Call'152·lt:IO. ~anolc~~':!1;: '::: Newport SbOres close to the beach and wtthin rang ol moat bijyen Now here's a 3 bdrm, with oew paint lmlde and out. new carpet and beamed celllnas and Just a short walk to tbe PaclOc od even l to communJty tennis and 1wtmm10g. At 1105,000. It shore is a ood buy! It's vacant and owner will fmance Call us. Unique! ~ •• ,,,,.,,..,.HICf• :t'«tn~:O~..:'[~b, Aad lt'1intbarpcoodJUontoboot!AakforWUJ '\ftU.AfL presUJious arcu. Yoe) STOP!!! Woods, T A owu IM \uct •there are M~VERDE4Brl8a. 11 ..,~~-· p• •c& °tMIOCiationdues C.11 &I.al ocmd., .a.aoo. <>Pet> u YoU an looltiQ for the .. __ ,. ~ ..._. Dt..lt.Y u . 2'72 An· nn.t dupla in the belt t6J.OIH NOPRTIIS ... droa9... *'"71. r..utaide area. UU. lt for r~ ."] THL HrAI ~ lSll\HRS u,... f. t1 ~l:S REAL TORS', 675 6000 24~ Eau C~• H1ghv.•v Corona dtl M11 .. 1~ m M~-s;, Vl•fdt> 11 ~6 C,990 63' BAYRONT, NEWPOIT EXCEPTIONAL OffOINli New Port's finest condominium on fee land. Spacious, luxurious & richly appointed. Private brick e nclosed garden entry. Sweeping 63' deck, w/bay view from all living areas. Master su1le w/fireplace, French doors & windows . Imported wallpapers, hand painted ceramic tiles. Decorated in exquisite taste by ooe of Newport's finest designers. For the discriminating buyer. 1317 S.,.I• Dr. --~­c:i----... _______ , )'OQI I Bdrm .• Camil1 rm. J .... z ._ home + pool Ir Jacuut: oew 3 bdrm .. bonus rm. cto.lbl• 11ra1e. patio, apt. Open Sun. l·S. 302 fhil trea. 1prinklcr1. IWoona Place lolfS.nta S79.~ · Ana Ave.I ltorMce..t.,attr 141·17Zt MIWUmMG! .,..,.... 1026 ............ 1040 .............................................. 4 Br. cent r al air. AXRUPPR sprinklen. Ire cov paUo. or seller will nx for you. aew ext paint. 33181 811 La., neaotlate ! 4 br l V.. &ir. es1a1ecent. ba condo. ~1.000 FHA : MESA VERDE SHOWPLACE ~acre. pan/view. cmr. Bluer as nicer than moet model bmea, $119.000. By 4 Houses, Eut.ide. on one larp lot I By owner 1 week only! Harbor bluff front home • 4 1 cl a kind view overlook· ....,. ~ Dana Pl. Harbor. 3 a I BR. 2 Ba. selling below a p praised value . or less en coovenUonal. Ync tieyers"" invatr's. 2 mi from ocean. $49-Z.UO (.{ • R ••• ·• ~ .. ,, .. .,, ..... owner. $4&-92119. 198'7 BaJeark DOif V. rUIOCJ..UC s:MC>,000. ~5109 Prine. MISAVBtDI f ii,:.!\ ~TOIUY 3~~2°:".:Rvac· LUXUllOUS Nr golf C'OUl'ae. laraer 1 --------All rent applies to down cess. trplc. xt.ras. quality &LAVISH! sty luxury home. 4 BR. 3 --------~:1-~·S::e ~':~·: !1; ~ldt Lus ...... •-eameoShor.... BA, den $169,000. By BY OWNER. Eut.lde 2 ,.._... .. vi-.' --"'m-at landscaped •. Move an -1 ui "'0 owner.$40-7196 bdrm.aaraie.w/den,R2 -.. ..... &AK:• -Large secluded front lot. $5,000 dn. Will carry seo-$12XlO opt mooey now. $11.UOO. 10% down. ~~~aln " pool! rrs unLE-paper. $19.SOO. 648-2087 ~~ will b.adove 9liOOC -~-•_: 980-_1_786 ___ _ ._.........., oceanview Uv· ..,... .. ..,, your wn pay· i·--------• inc fOOm. family room. IUT rrs CUTE! By Owner. $72.SOO. 3 BR meat. 191.SOO. Call John COOL c~DO Formal dining room. Snua UtUe honeymoon house, newly painted in •Dlor493-1400 "'" Cbef's kikben bas every COUqe In it 's own UWe .ts ouL OPEN HOUSE Cute 2 Bdrm Condo. l cooveolence. Lavish forest. Upgraded ldtcheo SAT/SUN 2~. lJ6 Wells It ti ,_.._.. 1040 mlletobeacb. Xlntarea. master wln1. Den or with nook. Everything In Pl (olfOrange/Cabrillo). ••-••••••••••••••••••• Great starter hom e. study. Sewing It laundry good condition-fruit 151·9!199 ~.000. room. lncluaes pool ta· trees-cement drive. In UUIUY J ble, bltn stereo system. lovely Eastaide at only EASTSIDI • BR 2 Ba l l try a fantastic storage too. $8).500. Call 752-1920. fuer • 3 BR, 1 ba .. fam. k i t c b ; l ~· T"{' n t much more! For pnvate 'T A STUART FINE years old. Low interest 10,. JW t:JO P.M.t WHATTA IAlGAJN! Price reduced. lwice·now ooJ.y $89,900 ! 2 Story 3 ~ • ateutic bonus room. Lovely country IAMCH aua.n ktteben. Spacious master 55 I JOOO Willa. C.Overed paUo. Oas ----·----BBQ. TRANSFERRED•------- SELLER MUST HAVE WOODlllDGI IMMEDIATE SALE • IAl.AIM BARGAI N HUNTERS tt's new and tt·9 ready' CALL 752-1100 FAST! ONrv ,,, Q . ,, , •VI'< :om'-'<' The popular Llncol11 Model U\ lbe presl111ous 1e;nt11tM ~~~~i~i~ cail today for an appoJnt IMAGINE!! ml'nt to ser ttai~ 3 PresUaious Turtlerock bedroom and famil>· for only $104.900. A 3 roombome. bedroom exquisitel.y de· cerated and landscaped home with many boaua red hill ~· s~ 2-7soo finiahlnl touches. You~~~~~~~~ owe it to younelf to viewi;:; this terrific offering. flj ELEGANT GREOOREE HOME & TODAYS BEST BUY Private beaches-;-and ; '-'U _.IL rm. Lge. R-2lot. S74,500 neighborhood. Seven preview caJI 673-8550. PLACE Realtor 631-5454 usumable loan. Offered Of1N 1110 ... \ •v•• 11)1'.1 '·""'' rorl78.900. .. PROPIRTlll !x•~ ',~11~1;11~1 !~=!:~ tryr!~~~~can RWUJ 87 5-4890 WOOOlllDGI _ ==·-··· -~ tiey this sas.ooo 3 br. 1'% Priv. party wanta to bUJ 4 S~IAf:: Beaut 4 Br, 2 Ba, oew ba home on the Eutaide br home 1D Hunt. lkh ____ l_· __ o __ _ Ideally located on one or the l argest lots in beautiful Greentree This fabulous homfoo reatura 4 to s bedrooms. 3 baths. professionally landscaped yards with loads of fruit 1 r ee<1 raised vegetable iiarden bed & strawberry beds Area also mcludes com munrty pool & park Ask ingonly S109.950 Call MOHEYTRH Ua<IAY Owners will help fmance this c harmin g townhouse. 3 bdrms, 3 ba, many windows & h1gh vauJled ceilings · End unit. Possible lease· option. S8UOO. 159-1501 Duplex . 100.1oo in Beaooia. Prime location. Belt buy. $152,500. Bltr pl usb c pt, Ma hog ror the above down pay. SIS Resale Specialist.. frompriv. party. 548·3113 pa nel'e. spmklr, con· meat. Home hu Iota of 3,4 or s bdrm models ll6oa ,..... I 007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• courtesy. 87S·7424 : ................ ,_&f0._5829~---~-- cttte dr .. elec ear drop· used brick, ceramic tile avail, some w /pools . ....._ 1044 nr. $89.SOO. w/$7500 d.n. & 2 patios. Hayward· -...SOZ. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa del Mar. 28ll Wataoo Real Est ate, PftininlfcaPropertles IALIOA TRIPLEX =Ave. Ownr/agt. 13H 58l. ONTHESA.ND Near 10th St. beach. HARIOR VIEW 3 BR, 2 ba. z.car ga r. 3 BR Pent.house. Hunt· Summer/winter rentals. 4 Bdrms., family rm .• NEAR O.C.C. 4 Br. Newly frpk new crpls A·l lnaton Pacific resales. New paint inside. massive lot; crisp & remodeledkltch~.~n 't cood.·W. Costa MeSa By RonorMu.S36-6063 ~J.ooo e~!~~lO~~~ff~:st ~~sic!.~:C~~ce. ownr.$m.950.PbS48~ Y1EWHOME HASrlNGS&CO. BY OWNER. Price re· Lovely 3Bdrm,. Open REALTORS 640-5560 By Owner 3 Br. 1:\4 ba, duced. 48r, Roman pool. aftn's til sold. S87,500. comer lot. S83.500. 209 den/bar $95,000. 1 yr Owner, 19142 Hamden Loyola.546-3783 lie/opt OK. $600 /mo . LD.98U103. J.UMIMI CIEB PRIM.OHL Y Owner carry big 2nd. -.-000-.. -0-V-ES--Y-O_U_IN_ OWIBS PACllMG PLIASE HURRY Plush 4 bdrm w t lge bonus. & office. Lush mature landscaping, in prestige racquet club area. Great buy! Sellers have bought <Jthes-.•. buny I VJ. TERMS COL L EGE PARK Bertdy for onty $109.900. 4 larae bedrooms. family room. air conditioned. tile roof. covered pallo and k>U MORE. call to see. -------•I SAil PROPIRTIU BtluUy laodscpd 4: de-=&-n..tto.. 548-1$30 immediate possession. 675-4890 cor, ZBdrm, 2Ba & den ·-r led WANTED! bJne. Cstm jacuzzi In 3 with huge low RIGRIGHrHTPnRICMEE ~lu. Jocmiafrom' 3 BbeRacb.1~ v,,.,.,~ •• ..-.... R••·n t~~~~~~~~~I patio off matr bdrm. maiote nance patlo & ._ -n _, ~~ 1• Hdrwd firs, at alned pool, frplc. "bonua of· m.Q233. anytime(« de· a..-, 551..JOOO Well tared for former eor.. cW Mer I 022 1 I ass , de c or a to r flee". Easy access to IY OWNER talla. 511-9500 llAMCH UALTY 551·2000 model home in Orange ••••••••••••••••••••••• wallpaper, hghty upgrd fnry&beacb. $12S,OOO Prine only. Mesa Verde n.:..~ M . Woodbridge Sycamore 2 needs new owners! ... '°" FIXERUPPElt t.bruoul. Open Sat/Sun EBBTIDEREALTY Country Club area. 1:c~Mutie.ltm~to _____ ..;._ __ sty sgl famlly bome, 4 Sparking Pool ~w~wlUenjoya BringsomeT.L.C.tothis 1·5. 35 Whitewater. CIM-9'56 4Bdrm, formal diJllna l•b 3d r,m. ill . a, f·•~ASTIC BR. 2~ ba, blghly UP· beautiful Jacuzzi year " c a e r a ce Jogs. ""' grad ed, Tr)' Sl2.000 DUPLEX & you'll see a 640-8947, res. 761·2301, ·---------• rm, pme room & bonus Spalsh tile roof. built ..._ _Bl J for year ·round el'\,foy meoL • Bdrma .• 2"'1 ba . extended fam. rm. PLUS a 3 car garage. make~ thus the perfect home for the ID06t active ram1Jy Price reduced. round ... someone w~o potentially beautirul 3 txn. rm. Lrg lot. many trees. ins, BV Is boat access & that 's wbat. you'll say ...,.... ..., oe ay, open ~eeds a I~ ol room watb BR home PLUS income•--------$69,500 2973J ava Road. $138,800. many xtras $19,900. By when you loot at the bouseSat/SU.D55dMMS33 ltttle mamt~oance . 3 from lhe .sep. 1 BR rear OldCdMC..._ Big • B drm hom e Stopbyfora factsheetor Owner 1826 Delaware ~eous 4 bedroom, _________ _ Bd~. walk·m closets, apt. Lols of special Steps to beach. 3Bdnn, w/hardwood rloors. ca1I San Dieeo 275-2370 -.1856 Principals only with formal dining. llSTIUY IN omre tn garage. New features lo show you. 2Ba. Priced to sell. Firm Raised brick planter in,_for_an_app_'L_____ 0 p E N H 0 U S E h\Ce family room. cor· llYINI pa1ot. paper & mur h Pleasecall64Q..Sl12agt. at $199,500. &t0-80'73 ext enclosed bonus rm . SAT/SUN Aug 26" 21 :"CC:!~:~.~~~ Huse&BR 4 Ba homein moreC.~l26,ooo4 .. 72l I 2112· VA/FHAtenns. llESAVERDEV~ IZ-6PM & elemeourv schools. The Ranch, over 3,000 -.... 75_.7100 2 bdrm, condo ; no ·~ Posh Spyglass home .,. qualify for $40K FHA *LANDMARK* The ask:iog price as ooly ~ft. With garden room /JD.NIGEL DAILEY & ASSIJCIATES ,... ~ -'f I\ 'fl r )l't ( ( J ... •f If\ f' ,,1 \o Qf A~TOP~ UL Vi\ (H't fl'o w/super view. 4 Bdrms, loan, $2SK to aasume : r. Bdrm, 3 ba, 5 yr bo-e $113,000. t.be mast.er bdrm. can ~ b f 3 car upgraded & newly de· ~ "' 5*5880formoredetails. '11llMA" WITHVIEW Lvly Trina model condo m the Bluffs. 3 bdrm, 2\12 ba, sphl·level & a breathtaking view or Back Bay. 759·1501 ---------• 2 a . Halfam·rmM. B corated like a model ; with gunnite custom spa gar. 25 ooo ay and many extras . A CO%Y MEW HOME Dr. SSS9.000. La Vera tll5K; by owner. M'7·3797 S108.000. Can purchase + incCMM Bums. Rltr. 644--6397 for $56,000 dn and as· ree land + new 2 BR 0 Bring sume a 71h% 1st T.D ror home + 2 units. or. CostaMno I 24 -'---------• $29,500+an int. only center of town in CdM. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Your Bikini S22.500 2nd for 3 yrs Pnced for quick sale at OWNEI ANXIOUS $67,500 Custom pool; microwave Owner. 962-0385 S229.000. RB>UCB> 3 Bedroom. patio, qwet in deluxe kitchen and 20 MEW HI HMS EVERS & ASSOC. Lovely home In a well tree lined street. Won't plush carpets featured VISTA DEL MAR RANCH REALTY t b I i b d last!Call6'>9161 here! 3 bedrooms. din· 551·2000 1714) 833-0200 e !l a s e ing, family room and Nowopendaily, nesghborhooc:l. Great for fl 1 C l l 1 3Br. 3Ba, 2000 sq ft '--_....,..,..~..,.._...., 2BrR2lot.Nrbch/shopg. families . .Big living s~~c;KR k n~w . 001·9:20Delaware WooclwidpCOftdo Patio , dbl gar . room,fam.ilyroomwlth • · · 17 W.olBeacbN.olAdams lbd,llttba.byowner . Furnls hings . $120,000. fplc., bright and cheery -Pre-Completion Prices $71,500.559-4194 UVEONTHESAND 640-6064 kitchen w t brltfst bar. TroyReally 848·9090 WOODIRJDGE •NOW SELLING• Owner baa relocated. Br· Huntington Pacific OCEAHVIEW lngoffen!Call54&-Z313. ---------I lnCal..a.--fa"· . ~~D1!4AU VILUGE Beach house. This 1s a JasmlneCreelc Plan6 Ol'f1111110•11s11JNros1 N<1· w ._.... .-~ ..,, Aspen Model, 38r. 2Ba. ~!~fEE~e :;P~~~ _A_v_a_~-N-~-~-8-~-~-wn_e_r·-1•INHI Nea1lr~~•lio, QUA~y~~T. 3 !f.'mi:£:/:.~~;; =;::£.~~l'J,~~1 s and . A NEVER JASMIMECREEK --lanai, 3 bedrooms, 2 Bdrm b lh & f ii house Sat & Sun. By -1-_..._-_------BEFOR E. NEVER 28R.den,2ba.popular batm.Thisbousehas the 2 a am Y owner. Make o ffe r . .....,._for$64,000! A G A I N 0 p . Plan U w/pvt yd & lrg works! $77,900. Call !:r~.f~a::c~ltsa:J 84().389flor833-9811. B R A N D N E W Ft°r~u~~1f0~0 °~~ ~tN~8C~~l8'fh~u ~ $6000 1S2-1920. in move·in condition. --,-Oo/4-o_DO_W_M ___ • ~.~e~; 1:~t~0~~: vestigate Uus real find. nyooC.C. Sec .. pool , ten-' '-'U _.IL Asking only $19.900. Call 4br,2ba. F.P .• dshwhr.1 comm. pool. tennis, Prices from S87.SOO to ni.8,$229,500.5$9-7139 T .till 540-ll.Sl mi to bcb. $79,900. parks. Heritage Park ~.000. 711 Ocean Ave.. DOWN pi _.CE 642·336lor960-6210 East , Ownr. Open < PC H ) Huntingt o n ---------~ Sal/&ln lG-5. S52-781S Beach. Ca-Sales oClice PROPStn.ES.. Owner will sell lo cklsedcmTuesdays. *Qualifying! Owner CO,.Tll:lOP.M.J VETS RancboSanJoaquin,2br ~er ~ Will finance! $1i8,000. 4 & den. end unlt on golf bedroom•+ .2 batbs t~--------a;;ai;:;:: 4Bdrm, 1 :V.Ba Golden course w tunobstrucled TALK 0 RE 0 ATTENTION ,._ ltlDUC'ID . Wnt Elrtat es-. <ltan ~. Muat~ $122.SOO.. ,,~,.HERITAGE . • REALTORS SACRIFICE 2 beaut. new 3 Brs. total Posh Tur\lerock Glen ly upgraded. Agl Townhome. 2 BR. 2"• _673-431 __ 1 ______ 1 bath. beaut. master ~wt<' Sharp2600sq ft.•bd.fam wtfrplc 6 Rocky Glen rm. lrg mstr st w/ frplc. $137.900 La Vera Bumb Agt 673-5721 RJtr 644-6397 WOODIRJDGE PRESCOn Woodbridge Place I . New 2 story Townhouse 2 Bdrm. t ~ ba. country 5BR. 3ba on cul·de·sac ltitch, frpk. cpl! f'ncd next to beach. 731--4484 ya.rd Avrul Oct Owner wltdys. aruuous S68.SOO Call alt TURTLEROCIC s. 644·9733 or 573.sns HkJN-ds a._,.. •odt I 048 Beaut decorated lrg 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdrm. 2\11 ba. w 1spee tacular view. Top qual crpts, drps. landscaplng. l YT old Lusk home. Best Irvine 10<' Owner / Agt 833·0'127 a rt 6 Ope n Satt&.ln l·S •DUPLIX * Ocean side of hwy. leve1 lot. easy access to bearh Neec:ts pa111t, minor n• pairs. ideal tor home t. income. Hurry. on ly Sl59,900 $7500. DOWN Mission Realt)' 494-0731 Irvine Grov~s c. BR. OCEAN vtEW 2400 :sq n comm. pool & teruus. No New. V1ctona bch d ost-credit needed. OWC by Ag\ 573.s-;21 ti51..f887 -· . • --"" IUlLDER'S OWN Suoroom, dec k . 3 bdrms .. outs landiog kitchen. $189,000. OPEN CARPET! WE LISTEN. BUILDERS • Br, 2 ba, formal dining, Pa I m l re es. new ~3773or7S2-0790. 754-1202 bri It r I I t 2 cer a m ics. squeaky --------Larae lot with good 2 BR c rp c, comer 0 • dean .... 1,800. A .... Bill. '·-est Home ln Wood · ft..L-.. car aar. 900 Dogwood. ~· &• .... 6 -•I Stoty ~ & room ror 2 more Pbooe 7Sl-077•eves. 84.Z-2733. bridge• 58drm. 3Ba. 3•dnftTow.._ uru.... --------• ltitchnook. living. ram & HOUSE to be AUC AS~RDmWoodbndge TIONEO at PUBLIC Crossm1. Landscaped. Sale. 4 bd. 2 ba Oceun upgraded. near park & view Peggy~388 pool. $99.000. SS2·0617 . __ ___.;;;.;;;.;;.. ___ _ --------1 S AT /SUN 1-5. 506 ,.....,...To.....a.~7 MARGUERITE. Viall the SPECIALIST at DUPLEX Cb• Coodomioium ln· So. of hwy. Fteab & forrnationCeuter sha71>13 Bctnn. + st'*liio; Senini all ol Orarige Co. Sl.99 500 TOUCHsTO"Nt RLTY KAURYSTAUFP'ER 18'11i2 Beaeh Blvd 18 SEA LION REALTY Ceil '63-0167 673-5354 4f7·3lll SELLYOUROWNHOME1----------S895 FEE-Assist In ads no, sales. escrow etc REALTY FREE HOM&5 R.E. ~dviM>ry Service ~2224 IHYISTOltSIU 515 HAaCISSUS Spacious 2 bdrm .. 2 t>.. Warmington built unit over 4 car 1ara1e + charmln& 2 bdrm. oot· a..aeM#c~oos taae "''th frplc., paUo. .._..,. """ Ooodlncome!CaUtoaee. 1 ~ bib to bch from Stnl.500. 5:t8J.~~::~ r~~,L-:11--• .... ~··~·-•·1 -~_ifite1hnl One ol the m06t private CboiceEast.ldelocaUon . .,_,.. 102' OWMEltAMXIOUS dinlog rm's. 3 car gar. t.ownhomes In our inven· $110,000. ALSO. Ru1Uc 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOSELL! 1"Ueroof.2lrplc's. Bckyd tory. Lovely home w /liv BR. 2 BA home. Sauna. Ocean breeus, 3Bdrm. vu. On cul-de-sac. Prof room., ram ~m. f le. 3 fireplace, garage, huge a.OSI TO MAllNA tWla. Huge cov patio, lndscpd & upgrd thruoul. .._.__ · ed d Btfw s~t·level. 38drm, oew kitchen. new carpet, $195,000 or bst olr. Prine ...,.......,, air . on ' yar . S80.000. Needs 2inBa. ram rm. 3 car I b • I corner covered patio, ..,....efl•lng.. super clean.187,500. Agt. on Y. Y app l on y. eocJd A ...,.., .. I a r. ocean v I e w . Bill.80-2733. 55&-51S ,, .... J.arac~.m~;:~~--lorMcC ,ltltr $137.500. ---· -----:tl'iiUOO.~i~ii-14'-1'2' P$tR.Blalri..Maoc C./1Q-O ,ft,.j 1)'11-~• Ol'fH fll9·~~:t111t~Mct· I~~~~~~ ____ 11_•·_1sz._85_11_. _ p~ '-'<It.I~,..-~ P<.rv I.. ~··~,Jljjlj ti DeaPoMt t0260.ehllt 1026 Tito# lntri911Jng Wottl Gome witlt a CAudle ·' "Jjb: 11 ······················-······················ ------..., QA't .. POUAlt -----. ---·==i=~· ·=·::~:: UMllLIEVAILE .. Coldwell Banker """' IO IOtlft '°"' """''-...,,d. PRICE I T u l F t E •IDucT•OM Q(SIOENllAI lll<'Ol<ERAG( t OMMNV' r r ' ' ' 6 mo's . new contem· porary, 2 sty home. Nr bcb. 3 BR. 2 BA. fabulous k Ucbeo lndu din1 mlaowave, lush camel C8J'1)eUD1. ceotral AJC. auto. sprinklert 4' a very .awdout Mller. Prl~ r• duced to 182.IOQ. 8'M828. '"'-5Wft. .... ---c:--. HIW U~ -DAMA POtMr Beautifu l 3 b ed room . 2 bath I ~ 1 Y P 0 I i executive home with panoramic . I' r I I . I ocean, coastal & city light views . Private mast er suite with beamed I N u t E D 11 M, wtt.1cNta 1ta11111 IOod. 1 ceiling, fireplace and view deck. J I' I J liZ 111t•Ch1Metlood '°"~ Heated pool with jacuzzi. Close to ------• ~~~=~ the marfna. $299,900. . ,..I _G_A_V_A_S_E-... ,-lnthe~ll. ' I l I I I' e c:o... ........ ~i. ._. A c:ouiwlU. IAt«ll CO. . ~ w-. 1<1 ""' ...._, --\'OU ..... ioe ''°"' -No l belOw 496-7222 831-0836 nr..w1•••'9r"-u,....,... • """'' NIJMllltfO 1' r r 1~ r r 1' 1• 1 tUIW IN SQY,WS _ _ • _ _ • • • I ;sct~;\'.lmml I I l I I I I I SCIAM-1.DS AMwen M Ctossfflc.crttoft 1010 OWMr. • Laguna Beach Boat Ca NEW HOME NORTHWOOD Transferred. Assuma bl 9V.% 1()81)1 A/C. 3 br. ba. tam rm, atrium. p fly. decor • lndacp w1ealio decllina. Club courts. poot St08,900 Owner 673·S02l o 731-7662 nyon Opeo H oll!\C FratSattSun By owner 619 N Cout Hwy Reduced to sell Two I(! luxunous 2 br t den townhouse condO'I Fan t.ast.ic wtutewater vie.,. Steps to clivec·s covt $275.001.1 & $285.000 .tfl'HMZ, .497 ·.41'1 1044 ....... 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CE 110181 ILlllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE IRVIMI~ FINIST Lovely 4 Bedrm. + Family Room Home In A Great Family Area. 2"" Baths. Carpeting. Formal Dining Room Community Pool Built In Kitchen. Mountain View. $145.000 Ill DOY9 DIJVI 631·1800 -. -....... • •• _;;,,,.. • ,._ r-•.. . -. . ' . ~ • • • i • • • • ~ DM.YPLOT ,rtdly,AufUl!21• tl7' ~!.~·~ ....... ~.~.~ ............... ~~ ............... ~~ ....... ~~.!:~ ...... ~~~~~ ..... . fJa11...... H1•nFWS. H111nhr ... ......,.... .... 106'Mt1*f1Hda 10'9S...AM IOlo--.-. I010-...,... •• ,2000.:...___,, m 2000 ~··••• ..... • ... •• •••••••••••••••••• ... •• •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• •••••u•••••••••••••••• • .. •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .............. ! .. •••••.• .. •••••••••••••••••• .. • ~ Of I~ ......... • .. ~.._. I041 U..-."""' tOll MIWPOIT -............. , ........ . ....................... ....................... ....................... TllflllX IE~11"~'1'1E Lovetf N..-...... 1· BtntlfuJ boale on esi.te (I> a~ ';;ii." {)!:t Wed lot. C ll.000 S P'. + > wtU cooperate on imtall· on lovet1 ltr Ht of ~t 1ate1 All leues cullom homes --,Prtme tnv.tmcnt. Alt· haWnll formal dlnln1 lrur Ol\ly aTS,000. ~-· + kitchen e&tlnl .,..a: cellent location: Call Fam Rm, w/UMd brick JUST REDUCED BN!atbe tho trah i1J' lbe c 1 r ty , hear the blrd1, taate the rres , touch the Om and smell the oew caJ'l)l!L EQJOf t.be beautltul view and tota l quality ol tbJ1 3 bedroom. 3 batb, 3 car 11ra1e, nttpl • 2 leveJ home. 0,..111-. ..._fl I. Wts. 1'4t. t lr4 c.,. •~ ••• c._~,, 0 ._. MAYO c TOPS IM LAGUNA K •llAT YllW-&MAMT DICOI M agmfacenl unobstructable ocean v1~w bomt!. Spacious living room with massive stone fireplace. Formal dining room. Three larie bdrms .. each with deluxe fuU bath. Approx. 600 sq. ft. ol view deck. Laundry room and hobby room with potenUal as guest apartment. Top appliances includlng vacuum system. $235,000. "'EWELl.. UAl. ISTATI tMVISnen'S 411 MO.. COAST HWY. 494-65'4 Logmll leech I 041 LarJ-•octi I 048 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OP&fSAT 1-5 IS I I CA.RlllEAM Mystic Hills, great fum1 ly home. 1 level. 3 BR. deo .• pool, view. $167,000. MARIOH MILHE RIAL ESTATE 494-8551 QDW7U.lTOO f»lc Ir ra!Md titartb: IS' r•ttoll9••1\1111v1 oei t. ,. t[VIQlrmbulmpnatve OMt ..... . ltlH .... 'Mw R.tucec1 ao.oobr Owner ~~~~!!~~ iuuiQlal, ~Ill anoth r s Or • ~. + '"'' 11 IY OWMB fplc Jr GS*':* to lie COV• eNd pet.Jo Is land&caped yard. RM for pool-.ep. yd. foe .aarden. Call to ex· plore tu many custom featureal Ruth Laurie Rltr.MMMO + d.ln.ln1 Mt. & vallt)' ~ f~• 11'1 totner vlf!W SlS,000. kit. a bttr 2 bu, family rm!•-------• + buoua rm. •119.500. 1116,000111 la-'IOM. Opn SUnday. FANT•Y ISLAND in San Clemente thls 3 bedroom 2 bedroom YEAR OLD duplex located c lose to beach. This excellent investment can be yours for a low $117.000. Ask for Eile No. 58>. ~·~. CROWN'VALLEY REALTY (714) 831:1203 Beil Se1 'Terrace -OOVERSHOR ..... TowQhouM ~· , ...... , ~ ~ 3 bedroomtr <model Ownt1Btt-must aeU 4Br. D >: IOCM oeean vt41w. an.. Prof lndacpd, •de· S.ltl corated w /Jac1111l & Not qlite. but If you b1ve ..... "-• Property 2000 fantulled•about Uvlna '-S. I 100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llAURYSTAUFF 8 pool. Oltn microwave, SEAUON REALTY rna ny ot ber •tr a 1 .1• •••·• •971••1 SHl,500 Opn Sundays -.-.. • -I.a.$.. Wl HJ&hlaod Dr. ~~~~~~~ ~orua 1316. LagunaNlr1 Realty • orelHOUSI WIS-14 31171 G"9d c..,.o... MOUMTAfM WATBNOMT mr. 2 story, :s level coo do. Newsboy model at the Cove 1339.000 714·75&-1961. SI 5,000 DOWM •BYOWNER •BEACH is Just 200 step!! away. 3Br, 2Ba, frplc1 2 car gar ln a Carmel-like setting oo a pvt st. In Lido Sands Sl38.500 645-1.262 like a Roman. tbla uni~ que bome mlaht be Just ... ..,......_. 1069 s....._ ....................... New duplexes & 4-pfexes. the right place. Lota of ....................... c ..... 90 1011 Dbl wide Laguna Halls &zy direct from the de- marble, an indoor ~wim· H.taor View H ... • ....................... A/C, Island kit, xtres. veloper. (TI4)U!Mi704 ming pool• Jaevui, & a ~portofinomodel BY OWNER 8AM·lOPM830-09t9 ROOMtoWld ~otBack Bay, moun. 3 6drmS plus attached MUST SACRIFICE-OWNERSAYS EASTSIDE CM, 4 re· ~~city Ughl.I. Viva game rm & loft with Large 4 br. 2 ha, cor lot. MAKE OFFER sadences on a double · privale bath. Could be To maey xtru too men· 1978 20x57 Somerset 2Br. wade R-2 Lot. Agt. 4lb bdrm. Association tion.. llust aee. S88,800. 2Ba. complete!) up-S7s.e900 P,OOl & tennis. Excep· ()penbae ... 2381. ifadecl. (082616> 21 Uonally nice with many Mobile Hot. Ston TEH HOUSES? Jr=i f ·r·r extras. Immediat e s.t.AM 1010 ~ You got it! Jn East.side , • t::Jesion $215,000 Incl ....................... Ccl6ta Mesa, well main· Wntdlff Realty . ZlU Port Carliale. ~ririce by ownr. mobile tained property with new 640-5357 Agt 640-4L05 Open this 4 IDIMS $61.500 hm, must sell. l0x50. Cls roots and owner will help weekend. . YA,lfMA TMMS to bch. xtras. 847. 7021 finance! Call 752· 1920. W..tdff lyC>WMr Condo beautifully up· graded end unit. 2 Br. 2 6a. Priced for quick sale $112.000. 1256 Rutland Rd, no 4. Open bouae Sal/Sun -as 33 •c. 4 Bdrma w/kitcben eat· Tradewinds Traile r' '-'UAIL '"""" ~ lni area , used brick Village Sp. 68, 2191 T NATUll PAU frplc in xlnt north Santa Harbor Blvd. Walk lo PLACE End unU Condo In Ana area. Priced unde.-Shopping & Bua. See Newport U t • o o o ! recent aales for Fast Ac· Manager. PROPBTIES"" Nothlna like this at any Ooo. UKEllTllAT Just 1 mi from ocean. 2 sly, 4 bdrm, 3 ba, In Im· peccable cond. Sur· rounded by mature pines & sycamores .... Slfl9,000. Bayrronl mobile home. 1·5. HtGUEL SHORES Udo Isle Trlr Prk. Furn. LoYefy l le..,_ price! C411644-7211 lU.N~ FORCES SALE 10,. TI1 l:lO P.MJ Beautifully furn dbl wade HGHTS. CHARMH Sharp 3 Bdrm on quiet stttet. Newport address. 7.olied R2. $89,SOO. /Jn ~lf ,tl Newmooo, shows like i--------· Enjoy your own custom $35,000. 675-8839 2 Ba. fam rm. Complete· bwlt jacuzzi! 3 Bdrm, 0 _yf t d . li ly redec. Priced for garden home in private "" roo con o + 45 s p. quick sale, leaving a rea. area. Tennis. club house Sec. guard. pool, sub· Sl48,000. 1212 Pembroke. & beautiful beach. Move garage. furn. Lse S9SC Open house Sat/Sun 1-5. in and start eajoying life mo. s a I e S25 O. ooo . S48-0708 for ... $l2A,950. 67>8839 ---------EAST HIHE Oleapest 2 bd. 2 ba m lj I\: l [ y ~. il':i'JuC!l\flS E. COSTA MESA 3 Br. l ~ ba home in quiet Ptlde pride ol ownership area 3 or ownership un· on lge lot at end of cuJ-de· 1t.s. Steps to 17th street sac. 12 yra. S'T0,500. USA sbope.$149.500. Realty, 646·0507 or new. 8x20 e n closed OcHno..eex po r c h . S 3 3 • o o o . Deluxe 3 br owner's unit (PW"6Ul-e9 l J u st b I o c k s f r o m MobleHOftw Store Capis trano Beach. 848.8895 Owner musl sell lhas ---------•week. Try $135.000. UY'r down. Broker. 558·3327. AaNge for Sale I ZOO ....................... 1---------Sunny, bri&bt greenery $8500 Westcliff. $83,500. or lse with premium toe. 3 opt64.5-75220wner/Agt 5ACIH FOR MOltLE Bdrm. 2 bit ClODdo over-TOTAL DOWN lacklayYRloge ~E:.!~wn: Have FHA approval; So. Level area re«nlly de· 16UMITS ORAHGECO. 581~ }:;.!!;a!o!1o1~'.~ Broadmoor Seaview Lovely A plan Condo. 642-6388 Broadway,3bdnn.,good ~lo~rorv~~: !~~~ finestatoneolthebeat home.6mosold.3Bdrm, Dramatic liv'g rm. ~~~~~~~~~I CODd.,:ao·~mS354 derful potential for prices! ... 18'7~. 2Ba. community. Pool, Slll.500. · -gen mobile home or home. REAL ESTATE GET tM UNI! Jacuui, tenrus No credit Pe«J9Y lrcMM, Rltr W Terms. OPEN SAT/SUM 1-S Thi 2 bd L needed. lmmedoccupan· 645-1531 Of'Bf SUM.1·5 elf...._ 1091 FARGO ONLY $380K. Cash to new loan. Principals on-1 y . Won't last long. WORLDAgt. 541-0800 •"Ill .._ LAGUNA HEIGJITS & s rm aiuna cy. Owner to carry---------200lY1staC--"al ••••••••••••••••••••••• (714)676-5717 ~ Mari.,,, Dr. N l g u e I c o n d o baJ 714 o•nms -EXTRA LARGE 4 e 2.... • • • * * * • a11 •oc£• .... VU BRlGHT LIGHTS -w /cathedral ceilln"s, ance. ..,...,. · $12,000 Down <The Bluffs> Leut ex· r. .... ORS22·2080 ~19.1,_ Ano .,,_ !l;A" Farnil ho · h • . · Ba, in popular area. Has / • '' BARGAIN $159,SOO Y me wat room wood panelled floor to o u p L E x o N Back Bay View. 2 story. pensive full wat.er view lots of Potential. Only I 0 & Two ..,._x Units l'ry UY:'-down. 3 Bdrms. to breathe! Quality ap· ceiling rrptc. and warm PENINSULA In quiet 300 4Bdrm, den, formal din-m Bluffs. 2 Bdrms., 2 S99 900 Btr 754-6262 ZO ACRES Buy I or both. Well main· new kitchen, t>pls & drps. poantments, built-ins. earth tone crpt'g won't block. Completely re-ing, 3 frplc's, lrg lot. No baths, formal d ining, · · • · FOR SUIDIVISIOM tained & occupied. Casil' 3 blocks to sandy be1H:h. fireplace. open beam lasllongal...$64.SOO. modeled inside & out. 3 qualifying, lmmed oc-patio & view deck. Xlntlnvestmentrorcons· Paclficia Realty770--0882 Coast Hwy up Wesley Dr ceilings, lots of glass af-MONARCH IAY BR & 1 BR w/2 patios. & cupancy. Owner will Slfl2.r.M. OtherReal &&..-1..... cientious buyers near • • • • • • • "'~··thLaguna -fords terrific ocean view Unique 4 Bdrm. 3'L ba 2 car encl gar. $165,000. carry. Full pri ce. ,~ 1VTII' major town. Expanding --------- """' & unusual floor plan 'Y3 $232 000 B p . • L.·,·~ui ·~ ·Moblle·······.._······s········· .... ~RT •£•CH WM.EDoudCo.lnc. w/luxurious master Ownerwouldhketoclose .. yowner. nnc area. Has all ut1I ""'''",.. .. " !l;A lends a disUnctlve touch. suite. Beaut. desioned 1 n Janu ary 197 9 . only. 640-T118. w/paved roads. $120.000 6 UNITS 759-0422 3 Bedrooms, 2 Ba th w/a mag iI' t · t?t C t t b k J rn mm. ' ff' ,_.Sat. I I 00 &$65.000. Terms. ~ Blk. to beach, 2 lots ~~~~~~~~·I home. Seller motivated n icen mvr mg our esy o ro ers. By owner Price reduced * 675-5910 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• FARGO due to transfer out or the entrance. raised hearth 675-6349 ask for Mr. Dore Sl0,000. ·one of Bluffs 36.,..,. I-C7t4) 67,,5717 Improved w /units + 2 Open House Sat/Sun 1.4 frplc, formal din-rm, • best "K" 1 2 t 4 '"' :. <.'11t llwr. l'd;\I EXCIJJNG .,.. lots vacant. Owner will PM 983 Acapul"o St . area.$149,500 ~s much more ... XlnL toe .. nr. priv. bay b pans, s y, e • ORS22·2080 finance.OnJyS400.000 .. 1t04So.CoastHlway 000 beach· 3 BR den frpl r. 2 ba $129,900. Lg ---------Agent67"'""00 Take Bluebird canyon • . • • • .. bright ktcbn I l' GREA ....... Rd.offHwyL.3bdrm.J 497-2457 496-2413 493-9494 patJo,2-sty.$195,000 area pantry & bl~-tn"sg Newport Heights by LllarfU•illg A T ba. fantasUc 180 degree __ LA_G_UN_A_B_E_A_CH __ , 495-5220 830-5050 Marshall Rily. 675--4600 toveiy Uv rm w/dining owner. 2 Sep. houses on l97S Madisoo 2Br. 2Ba. MIHl-IAMCH 80 UHITS ocean view. Brand new •cnv~ ~·•-vt...to 1067 area, frpl, up&rd carpets largelot.90xl35'.3 Br&2 20xl 6 living rm in 1+~ Ac~ w /house & Beautiful pride or house $140,000. (714 ) ~ "' _._ ,,..., , ,, & decor thruout Back Br. Ideal for home & ln· Garden Paradise for eorgeous view in Mur· ownership project for 741·0641 Ask for Jim & IMCOME ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'U must "C" patio overlooks Pool & come. Will cooaider 2nd two. enjoy the best ror rieta Valley. 2 BR house. sale by owner. Near _<_Prin_'_c_i'-pals_onl_y"'"> ___ , Goll. sun and tennis at SELLER PAYS The best of WestclHr. ireen.belt. Front patio TD.AskingonlyS170.000. less.S21.000. outbldp,famllyfruitor· Calta Mesa's So. Coast --------•I ~door In lbu new San YOU $2500. Neatly groomed 3 Bdrm creates at.tractive entry 548-33C7 Ccilfoe.Poqfic chard. Only $65,000. Ptaza. Adults. pool, 1 yrs Cle m ente d up I ex· View the valley from lhe home with beautiful <both bav~ ~asy care for -BW--FFS--B-~--0-0-N-00-Mobile Home Sales Terms.~tcJ,! okt. Gross l280.000. Ask· OPEN HOUSE Sl6S,OOO patio or this lovely El yard. Near Mariners carefreehvtng).Walkto BUY $149500 F Z106Harllor,Ste~ (TI4)677·S691 ang S2.650.000 . ll54T--w-U .... lftl•E Dali. 3 Bdrm. fam·rm. school, shopping, etc. s~bgbooborhoodls •-cshhoupgr,.'bbeuss •. s tanding ~nit'. 3~~~ 540.5917 ORS22-0530 714/642-4116 ... ,_,. -11 """''"" huge country kitchen. Appointment only Call .. "' .. ---------G <offC.ernl-06) DA.HA POIHT Stooes throw from rec. 541>11.Sl · Leaving area. Must Sell. 2~8a. by owner. Appl 'c-----rc-lal_____ RAB A IRUSH 5-dcry 12:10-SPM LANDMARK i,.; mile to ceoter & lake. Sacrifice Pnnonly.644~79 please 752'6470 or RETIRED? Property 1600 AND RAKE! 3Br. 2Ba. warm & cozy the Mas Manna. 3-Bed. price ... hurry! 83S-449l ••••••••••••••••••••••• Six units-Ea s tside farruly home w1scparate units. Ocean views, gooe Don't pay rent·buy this r--------• Costa Mesa! Ideal for a dln rm. frplc, beamed income & anxious seller. JUST REDUCED San ci....... I 076 smgle wide American CMe&Y VIL.LAGE builder or a fixer. O&der ce1b.ngs. view dl'ck off $195.000 Lovely sunny end unit ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~."Se~~·. ;gi0 .-wroRT BEACH bwldings an excellent. mstr bdrm. covered MORIMSREALTY .. raaME "THEILUFFS" Newlots-oceanview , ......... ,,., --~ 1 1 1 upgraded area, close to pabo w /BBQ. lg back yd "'-r~ 1 story, 2 bdrms. 2 baths custom homes. .....,.,....... •w..., commerc a ots. schools. transportation w/playhse.$149.SOO. 494-8057 2-Sty.,3bdrm .. 2ba .. up-"A" plan w/lots of HalersR.E.6&l-&404 Mobhttot.Stor. 2822-24-26 Newport and shopping. Can add TIERRA DELSOL graded thruoul. Walk to storage. NOW Sl42.500! 84f-8895 Blvd .. each lot as 2S'x90'. one unit! Only S2lO.OOO. REALTY COAST HWY C-1 ocean, pools & tennis. 2200 Fiesta <off f1ora New custom home. 2000sq One lot with building. CaU 752·1920. 497-1744 Larielot.Office&3rm 255.sJero"i-iw.. $114,SOO Vista). Open Sat/Sun· ft. 3 br, family rm, EXCITING CJ:jj~~ce. S32S.OOO.' '-'UAIL ---------1 apt. Alsosep. ~house ___ 111_i._.1o_ .. _v1eio___ REAL~ylNWCOO. D548_1290 day. B.J . & Associates rareplace between dining • • T next to ocean .......... 000. LSE/_.0 .... TO IUY • • Sally 768-1081 & living room, sundeck tc1DS & PETS PLACE $25,000 ''Z .. R., ... LTOR _." " otr b 2 b 2 -""' 'bl r· · u-&..--yr H ~~~~~!!~~!!! master r, a, 1;1i ""' of a mile from the RIDUCTIOH 494-861 I r iext e ananc1ng, as· • ~ ••W OlllH = car garage. Beat buy in ..,~ EMEAALD IAY ---------• sume VA loan, no credit La r ge re m ode I e d IUILDEltS area. 96().4180. 536-6974, beach, fun in the sun. NOPBTIES .. New b.sting. S.....,..acular •-Hill 1050 check or qualifying. Portotino model nr 848-Z949 3Br,2Ba,toomanyxtras 10,-Tlll;lO,.M.I ..... ~. __,..... Spacious Mission Viejo 3 Fashion Island. 4 bdrm. AlTEMTIOM ---------to mention. in most Coast wh.ite wat.er view from••••••••••••••••••••••• Bdrm, dinJng rm. fam-study, 4 ba & cedar Perfect for remodel. 3 beautiful 5• Family ~wy, Npt. Beach LohforS. 2200 one of lhe largest homes ---------rm & 2 patios. Mature led I Bo Bdrm home. ideal loca· WHITE WATER Park lo car ( la w/ret.ail store + apt. or an Emerald Bay. Ex· VA-FHA TERMS pane am rm. nus Ocean View. total aecurl· · · 1 _orn ·• olc. Assume 7% loan ••••••••••••••••••••••• tensive use of Cl"dar, are available on tha's landscape w /room for rm & ba over gar. 2 used llon on bluff overlooking ty 2 BR 2 Ba Condo SW'lmang pool. Jacuua, $195 000 Agt 646-2414 . OfffCE ILDG SITE pool. Quality buill. bnck frplc's & whale h.arbor&ocean.Bwlding • • • · · &aWlas, enclosed roller • · · . = ~a'&t~~~nl~ abna~ ~eat 4 Bdrm. fam rm Owner may consider Ptckel fence. You own permit already issued. =~~·~m·c skating rink, minutes Prime commerc . bldg. at Z1 C:Ounllngt~n ~:ch f 1 di St me which sets on a lease payment apphedto lhe land.$209,SOO. "EWPORTCEKTER REALESTATE8Jl2600 from Fashion Island & 6.UW.CoastHwy Npt p . ·r sq. H . ot ~ea~ rm ning rm. preouum fee lot provid· down .. hurry! 1748 Port Manleigh Cir REALTY 640-1812 · the Pavillion & only Beach: can be used as j aci rca os pi a : Oiarles lutchen. family ang privacy and off. Owner/A"' $33.500 <DL8246-?> lndav offces , H hi Points Shop. Cntr &C1v1t> rm.den&largerecrm.3 s treet RV parking. &• ---------San..... calf"" Padfi . I or. ag y Center $135000 car gar. decks & patio. m.soo --~-__ 1_64_0-804 __ 4__ ec.lstrano 1078 Mobil°'Ho•m Sal c ~~~f~clre~~~:t1~c David eOurk.e Rltr all ofrs. Owner hu • -ot tu poo + 2708Harbor.Ste208 15 yrs. Owner will ---------Approx 4500sq ft. Submit For~ C-'• BEACll h b & I ••••••••••••••••••••••• e e es ·· 546-9950 purchased n ew r e · 644-21 I ~li~~j~·+ F.R. 10%DOWN,9W~INT. 540.5917 fanance.Sl69.000.S48·1290 PRIME HUNTINGTON s1dence. $S2S.OOO. W/lotsolextras. SlSS.000. nobrq3ubaallfyin3' g, 3400sq ft EX"'~~··1uy c.c1o .. dal•111sfTow•· BCH lots. Some W/in- ICl..ll __._ 1 ..__....... car iarage. ~, ·~ L---for 1-J--. 1 7oo come. Agt 642-3338. warwuu ••".-'" PENIN. duplex. rents fireplaces. $159.000. Pl tr' L '---497-ll 18 S/W, reduced to Sl.89,000. 49.1-42fD .. -~cby .A~......: lnov1e t.hde -••••••••••••••••••••• C • ...ayo...a 1 •KE NPI' Shores duplex. lm· ----------1 ...,.. ·._...,rs g ewa e Ocean Goll Course View """ "~ llACHCO'f'.'AGIE Immac. S BR San mac+ you own land, . Detacbedtwnhs.2bd, l l,"l Accentdwd/ndew a,dd-otn. San Clemente. 1 Br. Larirge col mmerci~~k!ot, Be utilull tal ed $182,000. OCEAM VIEW ba w/pri1' opaau·o, A/C, upgra e rps cp s. frplc, wet bar. pool. P me ocataon. "" mg a Y ma an n • Velarde family r m new 2 Bdrm b th d $23 000 CBPe047-62) "5 000 cl06e to beach & shops. Due to stroke, Leisure crpts Prat landscaped NPT Shore duplex. 3+3 .. 2 a con o: gar, car port. comm Mobil.Holla Jacuzzi. $62,800. 498-5897 · · Perfect starter home or World 2 BR. 2 ba manor. 8J0.20n . . $159.SOO. wet bar ; end unit. pool, rec area. Avail 9-1 848-8895 Stor. or498-S669 aft6pm BEST BUY . ~ second home for the city MosUy fwu. Inclat.erJini.i.---------• Marina Realtt§42-~ s~ ...... Ji-y~s-iA~ru-1'-Ett _1_1425 __ ~6.14.:_·_31_63 ____ -1 Dlllllitbt./ on matn la.tee. 128 re of dweller.$115,00(). &OresdenCbina.$54,000 Ntwporfleach 1069 Westclirr SEALIONREALTY AWKOLELOT --~ ----DnffsU. 1800 waterfront. Priced at RAMCHOLAGUMA cash.s:rt-2153 ••••••••••• ••• 11cl!n~uc.ED L"9~Sl54 .. ,, 1~11111111 .. rvl' TIUI'-"'"000 •~·--~,trt.tevetpre8ltJ(e -··-·-. ..-.. -· ---~'· ••••~w ........., --~ --• --lOGFFER ~ ~ ~·J .. \••••••••••--••••• ....,, · home: st.ep-down living l.alJlitaMHJ-1 1052 HwborYuHmu You mus t see t h is. --------•I 2 Rare residential lots In SI 1oi-:.icRm . 3 yr old deluxe large • 11teReal&tate & dining room s : a ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4Br. FR. nu crpts. xlnt custom beauty now of. the heart of San Juan 3Bdrm, 2Ba duplex. Hout• SP,a.Cioys 4 bdrm. home IY OMA.JER cood. Quick possession. fered at the best price In IACI< IAY! Capistrano. Bulld your At the be a c b . In Frplc. bakomes, 3 car 1-679-685 I. Wilh views of canyon & ,,.. " $ 6 00 f o the area. Features are 4 Great family home local· and H •-beautifully landscaped tar. S.W-7UM. I · b · 3Bdrm 2balhEaatNine 1 1•5 • ee. wner, bdrm formal dining. own save. WTY"' secluded adult park· IUILDBC&.OSEOUT =~c:;~.~~ a Coodo. 'End unit oo El 640-ll41· l~ fam-rm & Interior ~:na::':S.0: ~:S~·~ calJnow. 1orgeous dbl wide 1977 lllcomtrrop.rty 2000 Twofiniabedlot.sinLake CHARMER! Niguef golf ~. S/S IAYAlOMTS pool patio. Hurry! . bet!n:tormat din. rm." Kinptone top ot Ule line, ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• Forest. $48,000 ea. Ap. Thi. 2 bdrm. Coltaoe, refrig, compactor, XTRALGEPIER kalttlaR-U.. rumc rm. Sep. yard ZBr, 2Ba, tam rm & COVINGTON 4-PLEX. 3 6000 ft W'th " ...... , .. _ ... t M t ._,, -·-b -·lt vou W""l br, 2 ba. Owner's unit. prox. sq ea. 1 cloM to the beach. ls In ~ ;~ .. ,"f«a $95 C:::, &SLIP 546-9812 for tor RV storage. ~live(;,":;:',. L;p ot l~-Frplc. Nr. So. Coast perimeter block walls. oneoftbemosldeUgbtful ve 58 e. • · Open Sat/Sun 1·5 u-A......_--V-i-ew _____ , $UB,000 ~ ....... a~~ ..... -.... ,,..... Plau. Prin ....... tu. Bkr Next to Brock Homes a r eu of La1una : Owner will carry a 2nd 6UBayslde Dr.. .....,...,... IESTIUV! ::a:: ( ~·:,r_-~ SliMl?l. .......,. Models. Contact Ted Cox miniature Japanese en· TD . .W,7'796 Also.charmmg4BR PRICEREDUCED Newport Heights. 2 49 C .... ~ •• a'a,~a..a-213/851-6767 wkctys only ~garden, enclosed By ownr, $278,500. 3Ba.almostneww/pier Anxiousownerollblava· bdrm. older home on ~••c:-e.-----~ 4 PLEX Redueed $4000. 9-5. bd.ctpaUa...S115000, PANO&AMIG-9GEAN &.slip._\Veltoo"-.Co-cant bu.ul7J ll.1S we lar1e.Jot..withpdva~ _!'"'""·~C..C--..Jlallilellome..Sales. Nr ahops . beach .1o.t ___ of_C_..._...----- VIEW, 58R, 2~ Ba, 675-6900 must sell 1mmed1ately. ar yard. 3rd Bdrm. or ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~.-.1 270Sllart>or,Ste208 $147,900. 645-1223, .. ;;;;"' zs•o formal dln'g, fam rm. Youmustseethta5bdnn bobby-rm. with bath at-540>5911-MZ-8540Agt. ""op1 .. , 1111 located in guarded com · $10,000 ON gem. No other property teched t o garage. OWNERLEAVING ---------_____ :;...._ ____ •••••••••,••••••••••••• mun. of Laguna Niguel like ll on the market. ca11 $110,000. Must sell this 2 br 2 ba LAGUNA HILLS East Costa Mna CHOICE w/rec cntr, beach park-tosee MIWPORT IEACH quiet p.rden home ne.ar Price slashed on this 3 Pride of o hi Mo Cr.cit Heedtcl miMlon. Drive by 31236 wners P un PROPERTIES lng. ka.r gar. rm ror Big•bdrm 2 b th 1 KoteloRHlty RIAi.TY 675·1642 Viab--vi-nte ... ...,_,. 2Br, 28• Esprit. All ita. Steps to 17th Street camper or boat, jac.. • a • poo • 9•1111 580 I li>lllJ "'" -.. .....i. lncl'd. · • n.....,ance • ..,...... .... ,. 500 ~c. waterfall Complete· -· 81"4 Really. --""".. _..,,.... ... -. r e dwood decking . • oo spa,_ -t *or l vr 49M122 remodeled, new lhru· N-Terrace aa.u..5 CONDO --------•I ..... '~ ,, , . DZ:VIM out Owner will finance .... ,..... 3 Bdrm DRc""M HOME OnlyS:U,500.. <JK907~72> llEAL l:.rATE .W.ooo balance. Ask for leautfful 3 llt 00 greenbelL Cozy step Wiiie w ..... Views Moille~ Ston Relaxation a~~!o.:=,. End :·. i~~er":~=~ ~:i~a=a~~: down communication &Ac'"'9TOOI MMll85 aea.U:.C-6388EM~ 28Rfonnermodelcondo Lllll 00 El NllUOI f0 lf aamet.enna. belUerecreation. Priced center for young or old. Ellqulatte CW1tom home COSTAMISA ftllill"~ 5"1 on It. Nine 1reenbett . course. Partla IJ below new units at Easy to maintain, many above oceao with adJa· Brand new! "18 Lancer, at UUa pr1.ce la lmpoaal· Near golf course, pool, ~~~~~!.b!!·....!,tlt help -.i.soo. Must see to ap. ~ m.a.ooo. For11 •P· cent 1pacloua lot for ad· 3044lnadultpart.Clot~ blel In aood West.Ide Jacuul & BBQ a rea.,_ ... _UUJ\._"C_ •• _ ..... _ .. _...,___ IMTHllLUIFFS precla te al l the poioCmmttoaee.ca dltlona. tennis. or• to shoppln•·low i pace locaUon lhialovelythree Mmy upgrade:t. $83,000. 2700 aq ft ot 1rHl living. amenities. 400l119ta• RJR.!1! MCOOd home. Beadh •c· rent ( 3498) SH.950. bedroom, two bath home .. UCID SSOOO 4 BR. fam ltltcb, 3 ba, ICaltla ........ c.M. __ -'*'· For pe:nsonal tour, American Mobllo Homoa With two car 1ara1e has !:.~Tl~!:,~~e3 ~ir~b:~~ul~~ ___ 1_4_6-_t_l_J_z_''--• t' . -..._ call •• 8C2-__ 3939 ______ ~~~ced-~ YJa'r. Bdrm home In pre· sac. Close to tennla. FAMll.YPAIUC ._.. 752 1920 atliloua area. Owrfer •UJler location Priced to Real flltate Saleti Small Lut chance to aet lnlo J_ anxJom. mu.at aell. Mue sell at $165,000, ownr/ prestige ofc. N.8 . .... thlsfamll)'ptrk.8tlldbl '-'UAIL offer. aat. 75&-0331 Personalized serv. w / -.vFFS CONDO Valley wtde Ooldenweat 38r. T Bdowa. ClrdeVJewRealty bnllter.exper·dlnreald •• UIOOSq. tl. 3 Bdrm. 2\t INiy 2Ba. price reduced to PLACE mm. W :.S:·r:!~~ 17o..zttl SellthinpfutwltbD··'" apts "•hopplna ctra to ~'zt:O~lc~ escrow . 4 71 '39 . .0.<LBT717·73) ---n•e.,. llJI-..___...... , .... ________ PUotWantA .. •. ......, ta.Ip you. Mr. Pussell, · · wner1A1t. n.,e-~ MOBILEHOMESTORE niivw--.-. .-,_.. •· ..... s:n.52$2. 6"421S _ -~c..--...,_ 10,. "t:J• , ..... , AppleV.., ./I ~ acre horse pro· pertaes. Ready to build. $4660 w /terms . .f.I 1'4 acres. Fantuuc view & utllltJea to proper· ly Une. $7650 w /terms. .f.I 2Yt acres. Hone pro- perty In the beautiful Marianna&. $6800 w/terms . ././ 20 acres. Nr shops & il'hools. $1466 per acrt .f.I DUPLEX. Out5tand· ln• buy for the Investor. Only m.~. Cal '7M626110wl ........... l.htc. 1831 !. t7lbSt.S.A. ant Ad llelpT .. . ... .... . . -... -.. .~ ... -........ :-... -.~ ......... ..,,.,,....,_. ---·.---............ ~4 ... -... . .... . --' . - l .J OC£AHV1.&W Condoa frocn m . "'·*·~It. pool.jaCUnt, t~•-~-----~-- + tennlL GARDEN HOM ES 2Bdrm'a • den or 2Bdrm'• A Jort . W/privat. paUo. frplc. pool, Jacual, clubhouse ... &cnlU. FnNa•.SOO. OPEN HOUS~SUN W Al ••• .., 171417JM91t. ....................... Pernbill Condo. lBr+dea/« bdrm, as., l car ear. pooltten.ots. rec. $tOO mo. i.e. Hunt Harbour R!ty -..a for appt. nc, nu a bd. 2 . PP. NrbdL )'Cl. /~ ..... 1035 .. c-..r.-. 2 bl' din + wet bu, 2 be, loca of ~aee " ex tru, mirrored doora IDltr ~te. frpl • cable 3 Br. 2 be, frpl, Z car 1ar IOCUrif.>t: pool, tennla, •Frml/OJ{nrdln. Nr. S.ck Bay. Ju. Aaults. no pets. rm, cpt/dl'JIS. 1770/aome flexlbillly. Fncd yard" aprlnklen. 8'11Ml-Tl7SdQ'I. OMTHIWATB Luxury 1 BR, ba)'froot. view euldo. Avail now. as.so, lie opt $159,000. M0-2981 fMI Portofioo. <4 BR. 3'AI -ba. pool +spa, grdnr, ~ ... ..,. upfnded. '900. 98().1J26 '11N ~ 2 BR cottage. F'?plc. decb, ti patio, yd. Nwpt GARDEN APl'S Neat3br,2ba, gar, crpta, lb$e5.Pb8'5-862S. COBONADELllAR fncd yd. Kida " pet.I ot. 2 Br Townbcae. -....... ••••••••••-•••.r~~~~~~~~~~I $435 Agl no fee Blutfl, lrg 4 BR coodo, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pbol. lennls Some .. ., .._..._.. 31 ll -..zsesormmi · $750. Ready to go. Stmmlng 1 br garden apt. "Caall.lui "new. C: ........... d ocean view. New 1550 aq. tl. 2 br. 2..-, ba. SGO. &44-5742 or 759-0706 . .. . . . •• •••-•nn•nn•••n Poab Sp~as Home 6"-0350or644·17ST Walk to ..__ b ... ls poof, r'ec area. $285. 710 to...__ .. ,_,_, _ __.•..._ W"mter 3BR 2Ba formal W/Af!ttfr • 4 bdrms, Super 3 br. 2 ba, den, ...,.c • poo W.18tbSt. ..__. ---"'"' ctu..nn. $550. mO. (2l3) 2~ 6a, fam-rm, 3 car frplc, fncd yd KJds & Con r"slew_..!I fromanyoftbese: 3br,2 beach.MWSU Bacbeloreptw/pallo Nice 2Br Dplx up1tairs. ~W9a.ft &. pr. 2S Half Moon Bay pet.sole. $455. Agt, no fee. before you pay some ba. A·frame, 2 story· 162 bdrm apta szas. "up. $195mo lrplc. W /D. earage. · Dr, S1m. p/mo. La Ven 98t-2566or973-29'71 •It n c y tor t be $625. 2 br, l ba canalt~t Milts only. Open 8:30-5, 3 bdrm, 2r,<, ba new cN• CT~ml adults no pets nr Lido Burm, lUtr,644-6397 "RUNAROUND" c II S57S. 3 br, 2 ba apartli.ng Sat's t-1. 54M968. 2110 • _., Isl • ..:....W .... y '--___.,, C:.0-....... 3122 Grat 4 br 2 ba frpl.c CONSUMER'S GUI. DaE clean, canalfroat $725. Newport Blvd.CM. dishwasher, patio " llR lf1::rt•leodt 3140 -Je.....,.,,,..... .-.c.~ ........ •••••••-•••••• ""--"-~-3••4 -.. dar' .,,.._ '" pe•; u--·· .. _ · ..... .-.-..-.. garaee. $525. Lse. ,. R:a.tliOOmo.CM-6303 ~---... ..-. • • ru<Q ... -v '"'ve and are glad ,_._._. .,.,.. ·--•••••••••••••••••• .,,., bib to belt 3bd. l be, •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• ot. Act no fee. $455 ,.._did,' Save Ume oas Neal furn, 1 BR cottage, v1.r'1SU. /.#. be ch 2 & 3 BR Bachelor urut \'j block. yrly 5'00 · 964-256& ' 973 2971 ~-,, · · • • 2 BR. 2 Ba BIG CANYON very pvt lnclds gas & • a • • f be b. All rn...-.....-..r.a.-R or • "moneyonfee. TOWNHOME beaut up· water Adlta no pela 38~2ba,fam.rm.Sub. frplc •• dishwasher, rom ac util pd. -•-5 Kldt' Pela' Jacunl pool I OOO's of R..tah graded t'o ad 8 0 f S265 s4a-os22 • · children, no pets. $1650. garage & pat 1 o s . No kids, no pd&. 201 E . ............ 3141 4 BR. 2 ba, Z story. cor· 3 br.Zba Plo S~llfee' KJDS-PETSWELCOME amenities' No children · Agent~ 960-2358. Balboa Blvd. $250 per ....................... ner lot. 1800 mo. Availa· ~ • · 645-4900 no pets S7So 644-0509 • Mewporf leoch 3769 mo. + secunty dep. Call Ocean view top of the ble S.pl. 1 Realtor. *<X>NSUMER'SGUIDE Open7da 59·7 .· . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR. 2 ba, F~ blb to Seawind Va'llage ,_Sue_S56-__ 77_fll ____ _ world 3 bdrm 3 ba 5&7'72t · Y V~ ruce 2 bdrm patio ocean ln quamt CdM. brand' new hom~, $1000'. Put kids & pets in the HOME UDO ISLE. 3 Br 2 dplx. $315. 2509 Orange c Fplc. fam rm. 759-9526 New 1&2 bdrm luxury BCH DPLX JBr · 2Ba · mo Open Home Sat/Sun a Br 2,,., ba condo. Frplc yard. $295. 2 br, 1 ba. Ba, lge patio, dbl gar, no Mesa,675-5464 • New 1 Y de c 0 rated adult apta ln 14 plans frp:c· "s~o~ew cpts. ~0 1_. PM (71C) 7'1-0641 Ask 't td h id • Small fee MM900 pets. $950. 559-6588. B b b I · from $290 + pools. ten· pe s. mo. yr Y for.limalAoapulcoSt. crf. rps, was ry, .CONSUMER'SGUlDE Lrg4bdrm,2~~a.dnrm, ~e ac eor. Ava~l. Sept. nis, waterfalls. ponds! 64S-l682 Take Bluebird Caoyon re rigMz.~ mo. Yrl Harbor View Hms S JlR, fam rm, 2 paUos, $1000. rt. $225. UW. mcl. Un· From San Diego Frwy H E N E W p 0 R T Rd.<YfHwy 1. ease. WALK TO BEACH, exec. great paUo, comm. pool, 8'1S-3268 umorfum.640-l63l. drive North on Beach to MARINA. beaut newl.Y .... portiNCll 3169 Bia beaut• br, 2 ba. new near new 3 BR 3 Ba g rdnr incld. $850. SEA VIEW 3 bdrm 2'AI BIG' 1 bdnnopeo beam knotty McFadden then West on decorated 2 BR. 2 ba + •••-••••-•••••••••••• plush cpl, Mabog bouse.$515.Ron,847-«>10 6"-5598eves ba + fam rm ~ean pine, stove/refrig/gar McFadden to Seawlnd den. wat.erlrool. sandy llagniflcent beacbfron panel'g, aprnklrs, elec P R I V A T E Delm.e3bdtwnbsw/boat ~ pool~ $1200. n90rc!UdCdM Vlllage.(714>89J...S198 beach, lovely garden. West Newport home. S ~ ~· 1:!5'C:i DEVF.LOPMENT,2BR· slip 2~ ba, frplc, patio, C213l430-3629 • apt frplc gar open Townhouse. lovely. spac. Boat shp avail. No Bdrm, Z ballla+dordl 7Sl-31196 • den. 2 bath townhome. dbl_gar w/auto opener, Sat.soS~~atio~ $350 & borne-like. 2 br with children. 00 pet:s. klft. YrlY lse. $1.500/mo. · Pool " jacuui. $49.S. lease$700. 538-7090 2:.1f'B~· ~·:S~:o!!'~ GREAT RECREATION: mo. 494-2330 • pvt. gated entrance + 2 ._673-84 __ l4 _____ _ 9156-587! 2 BR.admll house, fplc, IN2-93'7l agt. •3Bdrm. 2~Ba twnbae. Nr Sept. 1. Swimming, saunas, 2 patiosg. ~w'fe wi:ith at~. bl.k to beach. 3 BR 2 BA. 2 Br • nr beach. Sublet 18!'· dulls, possible 1 lntM 3244 new end U!Ut on huge Irvine Meadows health clubs billiards gara e. mm g poo downstairs. blt·ins, l'Tpl. Sept 1 to Oct s, Rent. :!:l~~oo~s0l~4t;. ss95. ·-•••••••••••••••••••• prlv park. Dsbwsbr, 545--0954 S4S.77Sl n1ght·llght~d tennl~ CostaMeta 3824 ~H~~:~P~ patio. garage. le ue n e g o t 1 a b I e . • a&ilTALS frplc, gar, pool, etc. No MEADOW YIEW courts. ~ & pro shop. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ping ceater mall. Adu.Its. $500, l27 44lhSt. 6'0-6l40 ' li7S-4164;83U7Sl NewColle&eParkCondo. lBR.lBa. ......... $300 pets . $ 4 7 5 . 3Bdnn.2~ba.2 stycoo. IOlfdrivmgranee.party LAMAHCHAAPTS No pets. From 1435. NOMOMTOIY" Baysbores 4 bd 3 ba for rent or sale. $385. mo. 3 BR. 2 ea.... . . S52S/650 Ml).3328/6"-9514, eves. do. New brown carpet, room. Large 1.2"'3 bedroom Seawind ·Village. 1~ 1 BR. view or bay & across f;m prlv bch' ~·no pets. 646-54M.5 5Br,3Ba ........ $875 3 nn Z~ ba Condo new near pool & jacuut. FFuUUNU AC .. ~IVITIErS : garden apla. Dahwbbqbr, Huntington Village Lane. ocean.$550/mo.833-0200 . _.,. ..au .~13> 7 .... -61 · un1aer. 3BR 2ba .,..,.. ~«1To _....i....... •-' A ·r ... ..,. me ... rector, ree bltns, encl gar, g,as . H.B. (714)898-9961. 673-$l06 -· Y•.,, .... _..., M' " vi-;; cpl.I, . Piu.ll •pools vai . now ~. mo. ~ brunch BBQ's Pool Gas Pd. 778 Scott ..__ ___ . ----- Oceanfront 2 BR winter Superexeccoodo3br~ba, 1IWOll e $525. ohn Marshall 962-7788 ult for John, trips, parlie~. sport Pl.~ 2 Br. cbild.ren. welcome,1un...,.,,,.. rentals. From 9-1~78 to (rplc, poot l7tb/Irvuie. 91S2·778S Agent. tounwneots&more! New 2 br 2 ba all bltns 00 pets. Starting at $270 8-lS-79, $4.50. Johll Va· $450. Adlt.s 675-8lll ILUFFS Beach House. 2 Bdrm, 1 BEAUTIFUL APTS: ftplc, e0cl. g'ar. pauo: mo. 846-al07. nian Co. 631-0900 1 Br, )Je fncd yard. Older 3 BR 2 BA Linda Plan ha. till June 1st. $.190/mo. Singles, l&a bed.rooms. lndry rm. $3SO. 1 bk>ck to beach. tbd, S2101--------- 0N BEACH. Decoralor all .,.ood house. New fplc, vaulted dgs, 9625 Pb645-2.63S F\lm. & u.nfllm. Models TSLll1art 642·1603 •. 2bd $350. Frplcs. No fumisbecUstory,(Bdrm paint/rugs. $290/mo. mo. + dues. Dys, Townhouse, nr. Hoag open daily lOto7• Room· MESA VERDE bome at· kids·pets. 208 l9th St. lst VIEW. IA best location. 6'2·1M01 752-2393· eves 644.()648 Hosp 3 BR 2'AI ba DW mate service avail. No mospbere 2&3 br dlx + last .+ s2oo. sec. ' • · • ·• • lease required Sorry 962-8840J1m a---'-------Sl400mon~. Vine-covered hide-away 3 B 2 b lb N rt carp., drps, 2 car adultaonl on~ • apts,nopets.546-1034 . Parle Newport I bd apt 2 Bdrm with BOAT SLIP 3 2b f 1 r. a • ewpo carport: faces pool $450 y. · SUPER "' br pool gar b le • · S7SOyrly Br, a, rp c. $460/mo. Shores. Walk to bcb+pvt Adult • I I . RI . Oakwood Near new townhouse. .. • • . su aae. S370tmo spa. Wat.erlrontHomes 645-8908.64.5-3009 tt573l'M4MDa:l~ltfE club rlgbla. $550/mo lcl 642-5333cp e. 00 y. tr G center of town . .:?br. frplc. ~-$325. Adults. tAJtaJ rec program, poob."' 631-1400 S2SO lge 2 br, kids, pets, marriedcouple.CbildreD arden l~ba. gar, filed yd. air ~.642·52St lenrus els, Call aft 6P~ -------•garage Fncd yd Small Woodbridge Est Super OK,nopets.Openbse41s S.a..llh 3276 Apartments cood.$345.mo.645-4655. NEWDELUXEAPTS .... 7_s&-_94_52 ____ _ •OCEA~ FROYNT1·4 Bir. fee. CailMS-4900 . plush Jeff. 2Bd, den, frpl, 62ndEd St. Sbal 51]~3.78M6r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2&3 Br. family rm. frplc. per pad! l br. gar. on great view. r Y on Y •CONSUMER'SGUIDE lndscpd.$550.&M-4808 gecom ••· 3 'SHORECLJFFS4Br.2Ba. Mlwp9f1Hc• 2SB32R.S.2NBao pwe/elosc.l.lg9a.r12' 963-6908, 968-2720. ba.Yfroot. 3 blk to heh. 1800. eves 642-0045 ~. on golf course. Pool. 880 IMne 963-9086. UtlJ ipd S345 673-6336 2 Br, 1 ba. fncd yard, Br lake condo, refrlg in· bltns$600mo 48&-8033 Irvine at 16th Wallace 661·2765 or · · 2 br. Sept 15-June 15. 4591 closed garage children cl. cent. air lighted ten-USE THE · 6"5-0550 6.1'7·5895 2BR. pat. waUt·in close\&, W&STCLIFF2 BR. 2 Ba. 2 Vista Dr. Bays bores ...... ' ·' pool ' $385 '-~-u , .. _ I 2 bdr Be b •-W 981 2981 d 624 681 .... no pets. $310. 548-0438. rus, , sauna. . IA""""'· -a .... .., cp . • ....,. c..a&Mnel nr ac • a.mer. 7821 patios, pool, adults. S420 · .. .-dsY .. S.'o w.a. 2215 Pomona "B". "-Daya 772-1000 exl 411; DAILY PILOT l~ ba, uo.fUro or partly. 2 Bdr :!'9'dr r 1 Sycamore, S280. lll & mo. 675-6999 eves,,,...,, _.....,.,.. eves54C).7261. ..F.ST S375 See Sat noon, lSO m 90 en. l'P c, last. 1---------· Nice 2 bdrm, new paint. A LomaLane,213-351·9254 OCEAMROMT skyllgbl, deck. up· 2 sty. 2 BR. 2~· OCEAN FIOMT gar reoced yrd S280 ·wooDBRIDGE llSUL r· 1 Br 1 ba $37$ l graded. Countey setting. Deluxe 2 & 3 bd apts. ba apt in the Bluffs. Very Largebome,3cargar+ ' s.-2778 · 3br2ba,lyrlease,()pen • ' yeary No children, no pets. frplc. encl gar. patio. prvt.Fpk.Adltsonly.No ~=~ly~Ji~C.:~n ~Mesa Vetde loca-= ~~::~~'. DISl~JICOEIY ~t/Sun. 226 Calle 2 ~~.l~CN~L =·~~646-42162 or CaUPeggy960-4392 pd.s.$495.Eves:55H038 ---~..;;._ ___ _. t100, close to scbls & l40-1Z1L lilW HarborYachtClub. 3 Bdrm, 2 ba. yard, W/D S.at•• 3176 SoliA LcllJ9a l 11 sbop'g, 3 lrg BR. 2 ba. For Result 5-la... • 3210 Yearly· $425 3 Br, 2 baths, frplc, 2 car booln.q», gar." frplc. sub-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••-•••••••••••••• famnn.fplc,lrgbackyd. bd, 2 ba, twnhse, ServiceCall ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar.Nrnew.$450. · mitonlUds&pets.$430. bd apt. walk to bc:b 3 ARCH BAY. Pvt beach. Sml pets OK. $495. Eves ::~~ge Park, $450. 642•5671 Jbr,$475. mo TSLllgmL642·1603 98C).6376or675-6670 clean & reaey now. $350~ ~~~~1~~~ &wtnds:557-559t bt.l2Z For=~~i-067l 2 BR West.siae. lovely 4· Beachbachelorsgofor1t! A.I.so: bd sr.s. (98.l903 --''--------1Beaut. 2 sty. 4Br, 2ba. Deerfield Townhouse, 2 ptex, pleasant surround· t br. t ba, patJo 1225• 1_646-0507 _______ _ Holllet .......... IMd bonus rm. din rm. fplc, BR. 2\.'J Ba. $450 mo. When you call C18BSified Newly refurbished 2 BR. 2 logs. $395. mo. 751·9930 Small ree. 645-4900 Rent luxunous condo nr ...................... many xtras. N.East, Avail. Aug. 29. 831-0929 to place an ad, yoll're 85• ba condo w /terr~ce. •CONSUM§l:'SGUIDE bch, 3 br. 2 ba. pool, gar , G ... NI '320 ~~-~;lmokers . $595. Posh Turtlerock Glen sured of a friendly A/C, crpt, new k1tch ~.U J Spacious 18r. bluns, new $395.492·0734 ••••••• .. ••••••••••••• Townhome, 2 BR, 2~ welcome and Ip in appl's. Pool, jac &csauna. :)U1J8 to ocean. 2 br partly meali.BJIU ,.....,., drps N pets $230 bath, beaut. master su.it.e wording your ad for best Nr. So. Coast Plaza rum. Ulil pd. $350. mo. ....,..,. · o · · On beach, great view. pvt ·dfOMIAMDBS• 0-P.-t 322• wlfyplc. 6.~Gleo. response. Call Now! ~'!1_ .. m_o . Art6pm ; £:~!...642·1~34; eves !Bedrooms 17«;ZEmeraldLn. decks.utilpd.1BRS29S. tl>WRltNTALS ••••-•••••••••...-~ $675. p/sno. La Vera fMZ.SU'78 -r---·~ Adulca.nope:ts 898-1274. 2BRs:Ji.S, 1-492·3710 C.U t.oda)'·llo.ve t.oda)'. 2 BR.1 Ba, oceao view, no Bums RI &M.an ~1 E-. UtlrStreet 1"'7e 3844 J. 557-cl8M yrd wrk. brick patio • tr. · Mlwportleach 3269 Mewportleact. 3269 w,.~~t~hredRenpdtal lBr. 646-6816 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• rlf_!t'"',.~':.aid¢J•todO· lOOO'sofVacanciea w/bbq.$385.l/181'62860l' ••• ,......_ .......... ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• w•un ,utll ,7doors --------• _ -"'-S200badlhs klda/PetS fromocn. $375 mo. Adits *DDIMO NEW* ••••••••-••••••••••••• S215lbrbse~/pets. · 1.....;.111182-__ zi_oa _____ A/C, 2 car 1ara1e, • , anb'.oopetS675-6039 Garden like apt.s, adult DftRft 111EEXCITING S195Zbrkids pets frpl <lwminl 2 b l ba bse euttocn decor, adulta. No livtq. no pets. 2 Bdrm. PALM MISA APTS. ::::re::.::~ =~FIJ"rn+stiedo :::::..,.--·.ss::1ue 3241 mB008b/lfVIR8 CcHt,.~~A~Gv,8~1~ct~ =~d~M~~~ E. =~=~ MINUT!STONPT S3003brfned + iarage ---or615-8W realty ocean, winter rental. BCH. b $325.12t 3Sth St. 873-3056 QWet Dew\Y deecrakd 2 Bacb, 1&2 BR. S311Ubropt.toou, 2 BR. lrs liv rm, frplc, fl'OO. Blue Lagoon VWI 2 bd, 1 ba. pat.lo. rum kit. HERITAGE POINT fromm>.&up. 1r..tbeaaervtceil encl 1.,, patio. Avail +J.ocnfmlonpvtkla,2 Lrg furn dupleJt, ocean dosed gar, laundry fac, Ad\llts,NoPets •FREE FOR LIFE• early Sept. Mature adlts, p ~ o I a , ten n I s , view30ate .. to bcb. 2& 4 1970 Wallace, adlts. t 1.561 Mesa Dr GoodinalJZ:Slocations S37Smo.Eves;S3l·il26 71~499-3217,213n03-0230. "RISH & Fl.84CH.. bd. winter lease $400. & teenager OK. oo pets ISBlksEastolNewport Allareu ·...AllpriCel 'J mar La ~ -BR famil' ho bo tin $6()0. $36-7'l>9o $325. 640-185054.U155 JHvd. I ·~ ~BUY-"'1il111eWprime3bt2ba "~ :Y ~ as g 9am-$pm$46.98&0 --All refit lPPll.es to down ~ Crplnr bcn Cown . ._. .. -1.pj~h-paint-& new Fre&ehdoorstH tWBORM' AP'l'S_ -1-c..B.B..-1 aarl.&~p~a~t,·.llioll. tu:2SOtc..i-#~--.actomffloor -11.-0-0~,.-· ---fllllYAlldit~ l::tld:~ ~al\4Pm let you eltjoy a PQ91 & greenery Nr. Water Fu.rnisbed .. ..., n••-· ~ed .. v lit 3 BR. den. Clio rm, 2~b&Townhoma...Small view. Formal dining -patios -Agent-eu.3339 sqft.Adltsonty.JH>pct5. _...furn.i •h'"d 1 2°'•.Ull;. ••••••••••••••••• ...... ..--·1-• --UJ•. N .............. _., __ 9 m-at Sa. t ---. 4 bdrm bome, '--... ted at .. ~ Elden .. .. .. -Room '-·t .. •t '"".,. -..... -~ ............ , ..... _.,. .,., ~ I .,SO rad die tennis -near beach. """'• _..., bedroom apts Available wt .... cuene .. t' peta,$7$0.8'75-1442 $480-$1200 opt money Pb-... to v ew. •• . 1400/mo. Jen· Hunt ~""·8235. (Q·l2) l~ul~ ~~ .~. yrly. Ave. Dys. 714/827-MlO. roroccupllncuJune20th $60,.fft &up. Clffllr-leeda 321 and you will have $60001------------O'tJ; ;,, 3Ui'/8i&tb"N~oH~ _a.ft_er_5_p_m_64S-_906_1_. --, 548·9755 ·--••••••••••• .... •• towards your do P•Y· "'-9...... l25Z 1HI RUFF 64.8-UIOl "TREGABLES" FIAlURIMG Ambeuador Inn in Co6ta 3 BR d.-i-cle•"' llft menL til.500• CaU John. -.. ••••••••••••••• S ........ __ =2 br apt. _,0 2 br studio, 1 ~ ba, gar, •Partt Ute aett.lna. Mesa. zzrt Harbor. Cen· -..... .aiorm..1400 -.... -----0c v Private, split-level 3 BR residence ...__, ,, • .,, ......., .. _ , , ..... _. ....... _,_ -·--s*llt • c~ $650 mo. · ·---~· eaa.. u. uncled b lse $47S -ta, cpta, ... ...,, ra.age, • ...... .-.~ .. v..u... tra.ll)'located,23Srooms. CMH.m.m7 NEWER-Br, den, 2B9, =~~ w4•;:~o !::U1ve ~~t~.~~ a1:..L court. . = ~P~~· ~ ===•cWUes =Y• 1-0.bs!t::!T:; a 8Jl MBA bolDe. eaay i~R:;f:J: mo. t ba, all upiraded: Lynne Valentino 8'4-6200. (n l3) Penin. abrbome. Waaher, ,_f3MU0 ___ 1_.s_. ____ -O•BBQ pool, Jaaml, and rec. walk to.,..., nucboola •IJrb IM. 491.211151 ~ · \ .-.a-utU in I A l • -•8f8tltllna clean laun· room. Daily • weelly . • .........,. '415. 4tSGT• Lari.a JldnD.deo. 2MI ba. "-" .,.. ... ,,er. c . vii . 2 Br tMI ba. crpU bltn.I dfY ntAll atanlna from $$4 a ' arTI4-lr7·10lf some ocean vlew. tBdrm. ZBa. fam •1JffS-WATB YmW Sept. to June. $5SO . u 7 s . mo . 'ca Ii .Oardenpatiokltcben week. ,; S4H/mo. C•ll lobn ftn.frplc.$«70/mo. Single level upgraded unit w/froot 675-3008 (213>GM8307:30toll:OO eOpenbeaml'e.U~p 664840 , _________ .; C:.... .. ..._. 3222 .,_1or4.93-1400 83Uess. row view o( Bay le sunsets. 2 BRa, 2 PA R K N E w P o RT am M·r. •Kinplie bedrooms ••••-•••••••••••••••••1---------b th 1 al ..a:-in -""'10 Bid 1000 t •---------•' ·-ewa' .. In "lot"'• 2Br fri>' bea ed U .,_. JJ32 JW lease or 1e1 .. opdon. a s, 1onn UU1 1g + 2 patios. <>• "'.., • • ·~· i.e 2 Br apt 'ff/llr. ln ts ...... .... ' "'0 Bedroom w /some bouae • ~vtleaea. NrOCC. tdeal for ~ludeftl. $140 1.nc uUI, , .. ~ .... f1• pd ~.,. ce • ..... •••••••••••••••••• Bucbfront 3 BR elca•nl Surrounded by wide greenbelts. 313• Sbown Su11 °a!..UI· • unit complex. Adlta. no •Prtvateclresslna are .. -.... ..... • _.... mo. boO>e. Priv. communJty $700 1 J D l MPn\. Av1 . ....,II"· lit. Pd.a SZ80 1 i, l t le d •Atoenl41d wallt. Open Sat. sos CarnaUOn BNUL Zltory lbr. t~ ba, wUh an amenlUes. Ste.. mo. ean a es 6.42·&235. ~b-luae $300. mo. tnfo · • 11 as e· tst le tut. 754-0960 q 4M-ZSIO frplt, dstlwbr, klda Is to aand. suoo mo. CQ·14) 1213)W.t91 potll.4173-95$5. Harbw View ·uomea, 2 =~:No ree. 8'1"3205 CentUJ")' 21 Cout Winter rental Ocean· 2 BR. 1 ba, aood location, out rentals ' Bil It • 8ea)t.J. '42•1235 '44·6200 fm>l. 3 br 2 ba, 2 car aiar. quiet. Avlll 9tS/78, S290 (am. nn. • .,o0 mo. I 8Jt, Nice S bf, 2 ba, fr1>lc, 1ar, •-----------tot Dover Driw H•rbOt Vltw C.nter wahr1dryr. $47S.Adultt, mo.. 9'$-7876 Caia. rcn 1175 moc pMlo. lnc4 yd. Kids • llav• IOCDelhinl you want I rvlne at C.lftf)ul Y•lley C.nter child OK. no pet.a. AvaU KJOS OK Paalllanift PllUS.$645.Ail.nofff. totell?Clua1f1edadld0 7$2-141' Sept t ·June 9, 11179 :?br lba poo1-,.,. ....... IM-Z518ort7S$1 ltwell ..... ~-1'1$-21W'U1S3$-0343 · • ,...., _. _.....,.. 64$-9084 lOam lo 7pm ' Near corntt of Walnut & at,. Wondctful Worldi Jelftr)' off S. A. 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CAI ~oles. aec 'l'· , erv ., Loat mal• 1rer ._ • ....._.. 11..a. • a..rct ... .IOIS t•CHMIC SANftAeGIAMI pw r wd ,._. ~· ..,._/WIM/ 1eU1111., Huatl•"" APCAlll~~ -..., . .., ,,., ' + "'7.IO YACAWIAMPAJ ~alDtptWnr ..... '*Al. nn. IHll ....... Harbor lrtl. AH. lo ir!-:tl · .ttart Ian .• ........., ~! D&: a.Uk 'IWUn _;_.;,.;..;,.;;;;...;;.;..;..;..:..;;.;;....;.;....;~ ..v, ~ 6 _..ta -................... "Cblp1 ". Call d111 ..... aYICllf 1 AU HtU.al llCI PAY •PDO f!ot .... f/Wlftiaa .a Ii~ •su . 111/IU·HU, nu. Ollell........ ''") m.nu Of IOtilllPAY u 10U.,.. dial tor. I • . Cll Sl• o..r. •& ntsDICUTIVS p trltJr 1001 TM/tel 000 ,.., ........ , f11.J.MlfClf'IU'orM1lJoft No"'9fttae.DMdtd Joi) W/I Sood l\4UN, In· ..:;Al=.:•:..:•:;;;..::ml=. ___ ~---arm;..;..._._......,...._ ____ ,... ...;;; .......... L!o•t : Loo• Halred llntue&IOr1qeCo. ~ v.u,a.i. tbia '"'lo:t Barber •'1lt•t •l•o•• "A~ ti ICIS .... .---,,, ..... CY 8'1.DMM Oruae TM -.. -0 ·•1111 UT.MAMA.. porWDM.1! Wt art • follow•n1 tor bu1y ...,_.. V'I". ,..,....-~ .._ Patao Homd-aru. .,...., W/ftM', 1 Unit.I. ::J:u~ •:f,, U:'f:S: Ji'ultoD hl1nd aalon. sv'#C.~9::.t n..'!.~~~ • ir-..=:,:-11•1 ..... a.. 14t0 ...,,,......,.,. ··A"-tte. ..... vou·u KtDAUaa . ......, --------=· AnUaW.. Pfow l t.ra•el U~t. TraHI Y'naed. ""''"" .. """""• ~". MAflfAGI", ti• lillet.bebellolcomPlfty B8111&1aalcmlllCllwda to__....-. Nlt-'-ltan,..r .... &Mt: $100 ll•••rd for ~4.Ut.~nl.U.,.. beMfltt. tbt plt11ant MIJ •~bltl .... Guara + ~u.61diman 11••· not reqalnd. ~•llY Stocky 8laek MllL.11 4·41,_ n U1 t1 w/_poot. n•UlbPu)Cr wartdDI ClOQdJUOM. Wily caaun. • --~~~=::--:;;-:;1 O-.,Wt..,..-l61oN Poodlie. Lott vie ol Vla OaJll!ITIOVJIWforUMI Mui& '*II. la II••· • aatt.etQOio-' aot COftM ta and ebeek BIM.1()pent« er.•• IAll ....... .moe prov141ecf. J~ar. • tenol1 en.a. JattJUatnt • dltcr•tt Apt + 111. •~•·••H ..,... 14M411 *'wt baV9 "° crl'-1. ,_ poslltloaf °"" for '-'-------• AJC.,:O-:!' ~ Call llr. Cbartu, N.8. AMIO "Mlml" No WQ &o 11111&..,, 1ln1S. ~· 0 Z1D tr D: /~:b 9~ feahlon tomdoua uala· ... ..... ,.... ... , ~ p 1• ... u ll ...... .,...... ~ .. or COftlttuc. 11 u c b 8 Iv d : ti 8 . Witt. Exceu.t tnlnlft& Al..,.rt •&I ofe. 'W GYM t==o &naln,trlif. All••• · IG4lll. pro1ram. Good op· ----------1 .wa • .. I I • 8llllt ~ ln Oraqe Co. f'ouDd. BorderCoWetne .,,....-HIO . o~ pot . ILICJIOMICI ponwUty for advance· sm.IAah lar 91iwipmat • loc•· ~l rem. blk/bnm. Vic. ....................... ll llMl'I>' ~tills Babyaltter. my home. ~ 51S-•r..... 4 H s K 8 tlrm worklnf f I Yn min aper. elec· Mm. thru rrt. 'I to 1:30 ~ oeed one 1h1mpoo NSWPOaT 8SACH. tkm. 0.000 Ml prl~. E IOD .. , . . Lee\'tnl Lbll w•ktnd for :,. or ,.. tronlc dtrecllonal A.ll .• 2:1.5to•:aoPM. ts:! OCMPIOtfT llLWJICllS lllbE aoo ~.:;..-,,z, nooo· -.scTl ~t Ju:' •fd•. =::::r:~::,C:aJ!: •rat.au. oil lncluatry. Psweell.Call541-13411 l.~0&.~~·~: 1 ............... -., ft. crpU. dr111. pvt .....-· FO&IDd Pllrebred&laaMH or •ta 1• om. Mnf»le. 0au 1u,_..u Xlnlbeadlta.OranaeCo. JOO Newport Center Dr. -~ ....... all~. iDdd. Am· IALIO•tllAMO XIUH a WHk •ao. Ill.art. l.apmalcb. = U'H. Call Illy Babysitter needed by NB. ~-~· oal1 pleutt'a. ~ Olft ~wt&h 2Dd floor New(port8eaeb.M1-am. I t •A Arcbttect •• Offlc•· O mao.U7«15l. =..c~~..: :1:· B_EA_UT_V_H-ai_r_C_u_t_te-r 1\ern~7:'M1 ,__ 1 om • uoo :--MO-Siu'': for de· FoaDd: Sm1 bets• male I\!~· BlueprhH 6 ttraod ~~~NC: Blb11itter needed ln w/aome rollowioa. --------~· ee. . a . doc W/Wbt lep. Old .. _ .............. , .... l*'ICID req'd. Mutt ~ n--· home HB .. ~ MIDIC\lree. AHl•l•nt. i:u. S:: mo aq. ft.~~~ ~:an~r1•1~ =:l ": ;'!.a:n~';: 't!l:'::.. 7001 =:..<:.O::a!~:~fioo~ A&bleUc .:,;~. Ptr. ~l~= ~ype. ~a~,~·~"~ ...................... llillloo ~ A/C. » aqfl. HtlY)'&nlfftc area. ~ _,................... men Ir women. ••· tur)'Hair."3-Wl lkl81.vCitJ,2BR...,e. aq. fl. Pruitt Msmt Co. SI0,000 term• poHlble LOST· White kitty 1t11:•115'••'TI Allembler perlence d•lted. Rae-BlbfllU# f« I mo old Beaut'/ Salon In c 11 11111. a. SM Dbl. OttUP· m4>1Sl-T444. .-• ~ 'I ,.. MecbaaieaJ 0t macbblltt quetball World • Health b • by . II o t h e r l a · · U-ha'a.54t-U. w/oranae tall ln E . UC..,.SE badspound. Able to u -aub. 10115 Talbert Ave .......... aooe approx need• Wis Styllah. MLlllYICI CARRL\GESODAPOP 8lulf1 area, N.8. liil"" aemble 1rapblca FV.9112-1374.Jody. IS dys /mo. Prefer Guam+comm.541-a.46 ~ 1 BR bome, D&UXIOMCU Stores are coming to 6"-078&,8*0119 SCHOOL acblner)'. Noimot!ns. mature woman. over· ........... Makaba Beach, Oabu. PenoDll telephone/ re-O.C. EZ to operate faml-DOG Ul5T· Toy Poodle XJnt benefUI Ir 1&lary. ATT84DAMT n10ta.-.e111. o.tom yard Meda lead ::;.::,:.'n.'J::.J;.,t-4 ceptlonlat, secretary, lypo:::f:im'f:'1~~':!~~ srey, mate: 11. nea col· OFFERS Inquire : Rima En· !1.t~ w~/band~1~1~P~~ BABYSJ'J'TER Waottd lamioator.Sallboetdeck ccmfennce room, coffee fi 1 lar, an.wen to Jock. lerprlaea, 15395 _,.,.. • .. , ...... ,_ ,_ ~ 111 hardware • finish •hospitality aervlca. ment. Some nanc 01 Lott ln vie of K·llart ........... "" Chemical Ln, H .B. auiat ,ln ba m. feed lO. at m) carpenten. P·Squered .... to SMre 4300 Excellent location. near avail. SM-0782. sbopplnt center Call m.45M. & ien 1 cleanup. Min br ~ ~ bome. Btwo Bolla 541-21'73 --..--belsP~·-•.......,. ~ ... ,.. ___ -11ab1 w11e +beoa. lntervw 2.ao It 1 .Pll. Moo·frl., ___ • _____ _ •··.··.··:·.:.·::=.•••• ........... · CIMTIR Mlt& .. hodStere :ft.iPi.R.w.:d.-."" .... ""'""'~ e ASSltt• BS 5*5790, United Cerebral Xlnt op=t for hl1h BOOKKEEPER F /C, _ .. ,,. w/livln1 quarters . •Matert1ata1 pro ·f Small U&bt aaaemb'v. Pally. lcboolor eatudtnt. a.;1..1•-·mat.nalareon· G.Uurellable <7H)9'l'l-218l SU0.000 &rcu • climb-FOUND 2 male do11, •Sma clauea or S,'l.00.SUO to •tart ~-CallM0-2711 7Pll ~ ap. pnf. Sal . • ~te.AHM.5-0J~ Near O.C. Airport. 2 am Ina. <1H>&59-2180t evet blaekDecbahllDCl,llarae ~:'n~~ peadlnc cm aper. Nlce Attr1~v• llrt to work ~farlOmo lirt to.,,,,,...,... w/nper. --~-------"'--• olca Hall reuonable aftT. white and grey •batlY luqbtclaael. atmoapbere w /sood putUmeR: E.olfke. ID-•ctQawt. 1·u.3·4$· Cali •ability. 6Urt lmmecl c.t.,.. Daul~ ·Capital needed to expand dot on La Tortu~ •Placement-up to 8l)IJC, workin& coadltloDI. leruted •a ulu. M).SIJ65 • • • llluion VleJo area. Lhtltge., e proveo commodity in· (Cordova Homes, II • commisgioo Houri M :JO. C.U for -..in. 1_111_·2'00 ______ _ Slw'eatxiG:ar":~t f1AR JHE WATER vestment bualneu. llonVlejo)-.o807 app'l, 145-1145. Home Auto. camat belp. Bod.J ~needed. close 11 W •" '!C'I ~-CI!vu t1ll.&MmJ> llllO-ZS37. L 0 ST S e a l P o I n t ==I-Pure Wat« Corp, CM. *IP.'!6-d 2lpeople f~ plck :.=.~ P~~ Call Pub. lale lnvestmeat ....._ HOUSI Himalayan Cat In Dover Ceil Fw ...._ Auembly Ute perm•· up • e lvery • 1en Orm. Xlnt oppor Expa-«k ~ ~ a>qfCbnl Dela• S.ht _.._ Shoreurea. l yr. okl and neat work compuy clean up. Hutcbl1on BlbJlltter needed f« 2 • maturity req:d. Call °'~~ CoacTAILS cerrlea red velvet 131·1001 493-0442 beneflta. Salary com· BodyWorb54WS11 cbHdren, my home. M>-0123. m-c.t:MSince1'71 6ll& 1710S..Ft NearDanaPolntllarina neckla.ce w/name t~•· !Catella minsurate w/exp. Call AUTO MECHANIC H · 2-4 :30. 5 days pr wk.-------- 1 Br+ ... _ -olc • ba' .. , AGENT&t0-7000 Will pay reward. RU.a Real DtateScbool 9SM841,"5PM. per .• own toola, frinae WestcllU area, NB. Bootteeper. expa .. d thru ...,.. ... WI ....... speer. Fax842.J:•. 32081CaminoCaplatrano beneflt1 It vacation -.uza Pl&L • Payroll report· tn3Brcondonearffoat. ....,toLAMa 5025 ~· Dec31m allet SanJuanCaplatrano ASllM&llS Busy sbop. CUff't AutO tna.llr.Cerv'9.17S.123S. 64.Wll32 Jl5&504S..Ft ... -•••••••••••••••••• cootaiohia check boot JollilW..ttcL 7071 Electro-Mecbanlcal. Repair Jnc. 1747 ~E~.a yr~.t BOOKKEEPER Femtle, room mate DOYOUNEEDCASHT misc. coupons. recelpb ••••• .. ••••••••••• .. ••• Good aoldertn1 •kills. AnabeimSt..CM. :b·.m.C.~11rrr°' Generalcon1trucliollAc· employed to share eit· U. l.at.2nd4'3rd plus amount of cash on Convalescent care of Know color code, reed h 1 counte Payable. w/aome penses in CdM. refa. ~y.._ Homeowner loans Alpha Beta parking Jot . elderly person. Full or scbematlca. Min l yr ex· Auto mec an c . U· BABYSITl'ER. Mature ,_.al ledler • com· 5C4J7L -... arranpdful. coutbwy. Mutldentify P/T.Refa.548-1127 ~.Qoodpay•beneflt.a. perienced. 412 N. Cout woman.Appl"Ol3dyswk ... Input exper. Send ... .,.. 675-1662 Borrow $1000, $100,000 to claim. Held atLapna Equ&JOp~ Employer hwy. La1una Bcb. for 2~ It l yr old. Vlc. reaume to : Santa Fem, over 30, 2 bd, Cdll. 1200 Sq, ft. offtce space flexible terms, put Beaeb Police Dept. Rep. HalpW..ted 7100 DICC 4IM·'1911$ Brookhunl/Hamllton. llar1artt1 Water Di&· Walk to bcb. 1182..50+~ PCH. ~pt Bch. Good toe' c:redh no problem. Call No. DR'l&-0001.L ....................... lrvtae 546-4'131 Automobile Painters HB. ~ trict. P.O. Box 2279. Ill&· util. Frlaund.~or Robbie 5e47S1 · mnoobllptioo. Accoat.aCPA Helper Payaceordiqto BABYSITTER ho •ion Viejo, Ca. 82881. MMl8tsafta:ao · ~~~~cs ~:i..m gray cat, RapldlY apandina NB abtlity:MUS73. Lquna Hllla.~Y yr '::t AUn:P.Robertaon. FJ:.e~';.~~;a~~t:~ ~9: :m~~: m.az biC:U::a~'fi:t.n~ mDJBlUS AUTOMOTIVI boy.rn»mevee. 8sY~'lMEf\J'b~fNsc In C.ll. Nr to bcb It to 53H014 t .. 1111111. Trwt Fculd Shepherd mix F orl en led CPA In 10 ==ed. P!llllir-Buick Poaliac. Babyslller. our bome. a.ERK. f\IJJ.ttme. some hllndbell crta, etc. 1165 Office •)>ace in pre· Deidi IOJS Blk/allver/ta.a. youn1. !J"!':~ f~~t Lani It abort term U· Opef, lluda. la now ac· Moa-Fri, M . Belin Sept. experbutwUJtrain. start mo + util. Call Pat. ~ Newpor1 Cent« ....................... 145-1.SOlafta ge · 1l1aments. Holiday " ceptinl applicatiom for 8th. I mo old baby. ~ mo. E.O.E. ban· MS.am We1laFarsobads.15thflr LOWEST .,.__... .. , .. ,. __ .___._ Send resume to Box 135• v 1 cat Ion pay . mechanics. plck·upllde· Salary open. Npt Hita dlcapped welcome /view lnclud deak .. ..__.,.., .... ...,...... 810 Newport Center Hoapltalhatlon plan livery driven. de-area.~I l6003Zlln Camp -NdVegetarianrmtebyt-1 w · e$ • mix,F.older Drive.NB.9218eO. ailabl tallmea. Xlnt OP· · HB apt. Sl8S. uUJ paid. copymacblne.filupace. Wuutll..... ~1508afta av e. portunitieaforadv. Good Booklreeper Y /Chg Call Denoia 8'7-1103 S.5 Sl50 pr mo. 6'4·7l&l. lltT.D.'" .._ Acc!Mlllagea.rti pay 111 benefits. Please Bankirta ... 1 _ p/tlme. Exper'd. Small Moo.sat lllke 2-dT.D.~ FOUDdsllkyFgold/blk Mature, experienced MkforPat.837·3'00. ,...,_ bu1. CM /NB area. --------F\Jm. office Bank of Costa FaireatTermulnce 1949 ~~'!tu wtpayablea, receivablea, Aut.omotive MachlnJst For our Costa Me111 ofc. 142.1259 M~ture person share .11e Mesa P1aza. sus. mo. No .r.........._ MM. Co. postino, reports. Type F /lime w / rot at Ing --------elite 3 BR ocean view leme. S5l-3M>O _. ..... ., Found Blk/Wbite & Red 35wpm. Avail now or Exper ool)'. Gd pay. Top SIWrdays. lli.n l per mo. BooUeeper/Reeeavable home, ~dM. $330 mo. · '4Z..ll71 545-0611 Llver/Wblte Sprtnier mid-Sept. Call 213/ .. Campus Drive benefits. Lrg & growing Ex»er. pref'd. Cell Mr. Mature peraoa ruu .It Refsreqd.675-9381 PresUc locaUoo in Laa Retiredcouplehumooey Spaniels botb Males 3214!809ml,. v.:!!'::om ~Y· Call Jim. Szllva at 548·2300. permanent reapoaalbill· LargealryrmlnCM,wlt.b ~-~ .... ~~!'11· $380/mo. tolmcl.1.aU,2.ndTD'a ~1.SOlafta Acclxmting <>ranseCo.Alrport> SouthooestAutoSupply California Federal Sav· t.YDanaPointarea.Start full bout It It.it rl &W • ._..... • Al L. -837-1744 BOred wtth:J'our current Equal ()ppor Employer It lladllne ~ mo. 2700 Harbor Blvd. salary 11000 mo + frtn1e e pnv. en 1 Found tan It Blk F ,....._ •• ., F .... • W a.It · C · Coat.a Mep, Ca IZG&. benefits. Send detailed Pool.NrSD&NptFwy, Formally Insur. ofc 3Sbcrt 2nd' GetlHr Cblbuabua 5.1 yra _.. u...e you re m .uei er. . Equal()pporEmployef'. resume Ir wort biatory bch. abopptns. OCC. For rma, ba •tit, crpt/drps. t«m s. ._15C8afta In a rut? We may bave to: Ad 1288 CJO Daily NON ·s II 0 K E R . $325 mo. 567 W. ltth. to 25~ yield on your U:aeopportunlty fOf' you I Ptlot Box 1580. Costa Moderate drinkin& emp C.M. Call Jack Saun· mcaey aecured b'/ Real Found Schl~e blk II We're.a srowtb oriented ••$SEMBLER$ AUTO .... MUTOOJ'IVL~_,! Mesa9'21&28 male. Resp, refa. SIU+ denon546-22'11. Eatate. 3 mo to 1 yr 2-5yrs company Int.be excltin1 Aii ~ v1f"lllil"'ll -------- lat .It lat, 1hare uUl. aecooda. BeUer thaD nv-8'.s.1508 aft.a It dynainlc childcare In· p11Nf 11'£RS• Q)evy dealer offers full· Bookkeeper. rutl charge. 5156-4827 z nn suite, S145 mo, uUl In&• and 1'oan. SS,000, dustry. We're expanding ""9\M time permanent posl· part time. rotired OK. paid. A/C, 308 aq ft, am· $12.000. $25,000, $50,000. Found: Due Auatralian our bead office account-80NeededNow! lions to youths to asaiat 673-1'70 between 1:30 Roommate to •hare dlx pie pertln&, adjacent to Call Ray BKR (714) Shep miJtT, lH2 mo M .• In& ataff as Heldnl ~ 1 new car & service ~PM. houae$16Smo. + "11 uW. Sec. Pac. Bank, croes 834-1104 grey/blkspots wbtrace meonewttb: •Buie Ac· MALl&l'IMAU managers In varied ~$381 ll'a Newport/lTtb, C.M. & chest, left 'eye wbt. d'&lbllkPI tnow&edle • •fa.OC.US• taska contrtbut1n1 to loollr ... , • Prol. male In eulY Z0'1 64Z-4%10Roxie. IEHDOMLOMSAYS 8'2-2192 =:c:: =·r~: Weoff•10U: ==J:~m°~.t~~ =or::::e:rett'i!~:~ =~ ~'?~o~~pl~~t~ needs roommate to •hr 2 & ' ......... 4450 -Loet: Lt tan Cockapoo, ty to work well witb NHJOIS portunity for advance· must. nata. 2 Days a wk. Mon br house oo buch, NB. ....................... "Bett)'", no collu. V le: others -stroog deal.ref« YACATIOM PAY meat. See Mr. Trevino, tp Tu gio,non-smltr. 645-Z3U N .B . D'/t ;833-1295. penoaal arowt.b "akllla SK:IC PAY HOWARD Chevrolet. We offer a good atartlna ~~ p~=: eves, Rick. COMMBC&.a. Ew:m-4408 development IOMUl,AY Dove & Quail Sta .. salary. complemented 19>P1acenUa~ve CM 'l'L.I. ..,_ •-olves 1 by a pleasant workln~ at· • · · Female rmmt wanted to HOUSI a... ..... , 1--" fem dog. a .... pos....,.. UIV Noexperienceneeded NewportBeacb. b o 1 t sbare 2 bdr. Near f l ....,,. 5 ""'""" ....., broad scope of mosp ere. c:.xce en BOXBOYneeded.Sdays OI' eue, _.,., mo. wb1te (Poodle?) Lquna -·•bill• .. Including ... ...._,... ,.,... company.paid beneflta weet, apply lft penoo, Seubon wllb male. Yr· rooms + oftlee saraae. CaJ:lYOQ Rd, L.B. Wu In· ·---v -=·Apply ln persoo 1·5Pll. Broadway Li· ly SUO. Call betwn "'-remodel &osult. l'r.M Jured. Cannot .. eep. payrol), 1cd5. payable. Inven~control and ,. 00 __ .. d ... tP .. -~-..,... a -• ..ao.,1-~o1 •-_...._ f II .: a.m . ..,.. quor, 218 Broe wav • ..,,. ... ,~1-Tuldn,CM. <213)N1.ellO ...._ revenue.re-...,.;a g or ama .. 00 t 1 Tri·kartlcw Bealton ceipC.s journala, " GIL cardealerlhlp. ..: p.m. a : Lquna Bcb. Sinile female over 30 to ~ f'omd8/23LnTalbertPk. accountu.nalyals 142-0675 -u---..Blvd s'RO" •a MEN (21 App. b t.bl-~ HB. 3 IDOi terrier pup. e er you:•-.. aute205 CoetaMe:sa ly la person Josh s hare Balbo1 laland1~~~~~~~~~ ~~----w o1f o.-rt.lng -•vnou...,.. ua. home. PYl bdrm• 1 • lat U TD•S Bkk/belseta-7220 salary commensurate 1781111SkyPartcCr. GARAGE SALE •di In 9'79-4200 Sloeume Rataurant2ll01 sbareldtcben. 842-5255. StorefnJnl. 300aq. ft .. Npt. 2M & ~ F d • bt l with experience •Ex· Suite 100 the Dally Piiot brln& bap-W. PCH. N.B. M wants to find house NB Pmt.n. l200 Mo. •_oqs1a : • eye ea' l celJent benefit.a package .__.__ 54" .. 451 T I area .It abare w/M °" F AgentS75-1"2 SWINGS It REFl'S SctiwtU • l Annltrons. •Pleaant working en· ...._ -PY result.I. 0 Pace your CONSTRUCTION Owner ldeoWy b'/ awa, vtronment In Newport Equal Oppor Employer drewln1 cud, phone Have most furn. Alt for ................ 4500 -APJ'&COMMERCIAL co&or,apeedlrframe# • Beach 642-~today! Pat 534-4760, 75'MMllS •••••••••••••0 •••••0 • Ml•UB. date It locatlon loeL Call Interested applicant.a are AHemblt1'9 Fem.44w/sbrlwctwnbse ,,ooo aq . ft. New UAB'W'~.&A CO flBPD 538-5622 eocour1gedtororward • w/resp workln& M/F . ware~ar,ce. RB In· ~,...,._...,1 . . . resume to: Klni·Skoob Unreal pvt qtrt with duRrialP~88W351 lll-7111 6644511 r.n•rrb J~ Ltd;-Attr.-M:-H • brook; everytbiD& Nter·aew 2720 ft. tnd. It OPBitJYIRYDAY ....................... P~.1"ox7020,NB.92660 tavbblJ flll'D. SICJO. " flc. 111111 RedoriClo Cir, *CIM'~ Accamtl ... a.t& '250.N8area.$f.t.072:S IB,Hunt.BdaMl-8' '=======~I ISCOITS• Able &o operate 10.key Roommate to lhare apt In 1oooaq. fl. Offt.ce • : =E:' Pb far app't 13W'7'9 addiDI mtcb, willlna to C.11., femaJ• aa11. noo-•uwllf,.o.ta Pri / work some overtime. smc*«. am mo. util pd. llma. m.utO l.olt 6 VIDEO MOVIE PARLOR Wlll trata: t:IOO/mo to 557-9308 ....................... P'ree20m1Dlntroductoey •tart. Call for app't . AIUlllbld.iotoabare, 800 e I I 11111 5100 Viltl. DO purcbaM req. 'IS-72112.. MaJewtDabu'eHBbouse aqft.lnfDcdyard,DOlle -••••••••••••••••••• Al10 dance 6 rap--------wit b n 0 n ·I m 0 k er , l"fJlfd. JlB. Gl..o:D eeulooa. .__R" B.,._,_, employed. alqle. Clc»e PDllY DA.MCI OP FUN ._...... aa,.. t o o c e a n • a e 1 r 4m1t 8Q ft lrv industrial 2*8. ~Ud, Anabelm T&il'OlilY Brookbursl. You get 2 area. 2000 aq ft office. .... Register Today to work bdnm pvt balh. ab.are 2IOO aq n warehouse. ExclUnt recordia1. on varlOUI accounl1D1" net J home It ga.raae OwnerwWcomideraaJe. AM' 5e1f.ZZ.. bookbepiDJ Hl_lJn· ~1 eves. ......--bb!J. TSt • .as--w ~ DI IVMATrr menti. Wori close lo MMmor~'191 rUU W-your home. Flaure. Male roommate tq 1br MM ·y fllt Club to Sr. Accoun. Beaut. home oo bay. Indmt. Bid& for reot. 5000 URL • •c.ts~ ta.ota needed tbruout rum. s br 2 ba, pal.lo, 8Q fl. Spri.nklen, Zll>V I 731-JIJ I 0raoc Co. boat .Up avail. SZtO mo UOV, lrt outside fncd Sell &D.1 tum • com-:.rt Half's + utU. l'J'S.l9a.175-4Ul atGrace • prim& area. bmatiGn ol l&ema ,_. '15 u .&. .ir11t •e1 Accountem-wm rent all or part. or lesa wltb a P.aAJ fl'UIWI~ r-M Dda F to tbare 2 bdrm Corner PullmlD 6 ....,.A4.lbtaforJ MUllMOD&S 500S.Malo,Stt501 apt bl OD1 Sii». + uW pa u l ar ID 0 , ad J t 0 eGllNCU&ift daJI. Eada ISC~ No. Tonr, Union lbDk AftTPllMNlm N••t::.t f'r•J· Call addlticmt• llDe la IOI for v•n ~ lnTIMClt1otOran1• W __,.,. tmictays. aw.. llt OUTCAU. OM&. y 114,-.um Roammat. wlD&.cl to allr .A. • ru,_....,.,. Noeom1Mrclilada.. Dyi.tftl.111' a place on 8 .1. Call 9 up 4110 hr more lntormttlon 631·2140. llkttJ, ,._ -.. •••••••••••••• ud CO place fOUI' ad call &tot••• Jud. Approx. J "Id ll'* t t Office...... 44 ioo7uo rur uu wo.. ae 0 mH ...................... Nftrport mvd. •• mo. &42-5&71 htendl. Late •v•. MIWPOITllACHUeo.!!!!a.>~~~~-1===;:_:::::~=:=~·~~-IM-_7_m~~ 1 ~ blockl hm Ba1. Nr .... W-'94 4600 U&lY Nalll? COUNTRY GllL Rlwratda P.O. ~u, •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Acrylfc naila 1~ fuar. ESCORTS built Tudor style. Rell.able remale ucr ar. SZO. Halrcraft Pant. * * C4urt7anl Bld1 •ledJ•· wtrtrerencee Mekl t br,_•_1005 ______ a.hrs 957""7• c:eat putiaf. Xlnt wlD· tpt or cottaa• near Ha IMt & '-d HOO doaiaft,pinta~•'!:· mo.. A I k f 0 r MI r C 'I ffH••••••••••••••••••• t::.anf:o~""nd"'ofo~r r::oat· Ill « n.n ... •-t to CJIS>f7._ll7T I.all or rOimd a pet T Call ~=~~au. ldJe ta.ecm db a Animal Auhtuu ~·P~ . .:!~~~ eomr DeUJ POat aa.tlled M. ....,..ar.an. •f... 11111. Bos•• ADt-IMASSIST "-' fJ"OWiill tmPort nrm lo Newport Cent.... Good ~Wlllf for br1pt, amblUout pe~oa wbo bM ~ aul1UC11 mlftd and~ wortln1 with ~.: PotlUOft lnvolv .. • computer oeera· " loll ol telephone contact. Prior ex· psiet>C9 beJpl\ll, but oot NQ\llred. Start around SIOO. Contact Terri Swank at Trantmark, .... 1141 ...... --. ., . . ' ........ . . "" -.. .. . . ..... STRUCTURES ASSEMBLERS llnurday ......... Thi• W8ell Auguat H, 11781 Ntw poalt!On9 are available et McDonnell Oouglaa Aatronautlc• Com- pany '°' perec>M with at leUt two ~ tell\l ~ in ifieel ,,,.-w- UHmbly 09f(IUon .. If you .,. experienced In any type of MfOtPflOe 1truc:11HM assembly, find out now Whit la available to yout Our Employtnent Offloe It open MY dey lhlt WMll. Monday tl'trovgh Satuf'dlY, between a a.m. and .. p.m. We IOOIC fotwltd to "'4ng )OU. MODONNELl DOUGLAS ASTRONAUTICS CO. . , ...... ....... Hllftl ............... CA 8*7 ,.,... " .. . ==:~oouo~~ -- . . . . --.. CITIZENS BANI OF COSTA MESA ~ EQual ()pportwrlty l:mplOyer M /F PAIT·TIME TD.LUS IUSIOYS ............ IMTllYllWIM•. for Mt ...... lop. .,. ,.. .. ,.,_. ... ~ ~ta.IOAM-&J . tolf'M. IUSIOYS DAY WAfTUSllS &IAITIMD•S 1.ntervt.. lloa·frt S.$. Many co. btMIU.a. Eq"'l ()ppor' Employer. Appty lOl*'IOD flORDAUZ We have 2 openinp at 800 ea-kle Dr, N B. our Newport Beach Of 1 ___ ..;.1_·--'--- flce (Vla l.Jc!o_J,210Koun ,.1,1,,.._ .... _ per Wed:. Lllhl typln1 -re4\M.red. Ellpettenee Apply in person, Le Blar· pref~rred. l!xullent rtU. U4 No. Ne•port 1lienellta and IOOd work· Blvd. N.8 . Pb: "5-8?00 lftl environment. Pleat IUS /Mftft'llC.S call Mt. Ryman tor ap. , ... -•• - l t t ( T 14 ) Opm1no In C.M. • N.B. ~~ • n · top m ·la m 11 h i ft , Cbarll•'• Cblll Corp, ~ ...-1 SAVIM9161.0AM C-NAullt. .... lmWIP Zq\lal()pportunlty Som• pbotosraphlc -·Em-ploye-•r•ll-/P•'•"-11 tnow'I belptul. Appl'/. ~-~------1Penny1•ver. 1110 PlacentJaAve.C.M . TB.LB CAIMI SA.US <Hun& Bcb Branch I Oranp Co. Commiuloo F/tl.IDI Aoob' ln P9l'IOD plua truninl allowance. Mcin·Frt 1bim·U Pcnon· Send ra um• to· John C . net OWet Ooldenttatt Pinto \380 s Anaheim Sanw.• Baak 102a0 S. Blvd. a..h t05 Aftabetm, Paramountl.._!>o•n•1 CA_, 211 .... 1. iw£. ·-------- lf•kt your 1boppln1 IELL Idle ttamt wttJl a .... b1 UIW t.he D•ll1 Dli1y PUot aaulned Ad. PUot aa..tn.J Ada. toaTa. l .J . . . .. C. 1 01 c.... •sr• •••t I' •; II ads ' • .... ,.., Wiat/Ptf•liat ...... ....'!. ... __ ......... _ •••• 1/!i............. ··-··-·············· -··-········ -........................ ::t .•.......•.... -······-···· .. ·•··. ,_ __ ...... .._ .. ~ f'riii ... A1q Culom e•mul work. Prof, lanct.cape maln· ~1 Randymu~· &l>ble-~leanerw..a ~aU. Briekwork, Small Jobi. 'A otl OD all wallpapw. 1f ~.~ ! .~rr:>. r.~ .._.)1111.; CiU AlllA or PaUOI walkwar•. tw. tnd. deuup • ..... carpedU)t, • ......._, a-· ._ · Htan. Newpon. Colta Naa 6 we do tlMl bulinl The 'P ,., .... drt•••u•. f't•• ••l. u•U•C· Llabtllty la· m11onry. Any bocne Hourly or nat rate. call J.rvtne.f75.Sl15eve.. H•PMD 5'f·JOOC =~~·=po.Ur. • •1K1.M1-•1 ....s • Uc 'd. Comm/ malnL or nmodelln1 .1 ... l'J'Na1 · ..;;;;;;.;;:=-----..;....;-.-eC1'"atera, fiald 6 I\ 1 a • V E R Y pot.I. WMllJl.tn·ml "At YOW' Service" Home Mo illt PaUltina fl P:periJJc. ~ McDANEL '"I CO.• • rH. Csauata RJIMOffABLJI! RATES. Repalra/Kandyma" dalDlq <boat&. ~neea ... ! ................... ~ln~e~l· Roofln1•Repairs ......... .-•• .,_. .............. ••••••••••• Larq'a Lawn Care. Jl,ltind Plremla amo.r9 *>bJl.aunUaMS-•Uli llOVIHO•BAUUNO Ut'.~ 11111·9339 ..!!!.,!!t R.J.lllffmll\•Soo. &.WI bldl code. Plumbln1. ..Move aaytbl•I· Olltom wort. reaooab&e RoolForLea rn.-......NoJob =:a::=-· •VUYLOWPBlCES• electrical. •rr1akler, ~ Americ':m1ir~!l1 uywbareatanytlmel.. price8, free esUmates, ae.CallAnyt.uzte ...... Uc. camtraetor. UeteMd•8cmdild' O.OerdaGlalMaiDt. palatln1 • c. AnY, Mart~ e. •· 2tbn7dys 131.-Z Bnmo.170.?0f,3 8N-04.2l -.-o.arse ,_.aou bouaebold repaln. Ph a. ---------i a.mocs.u..1, addltlona, 1'Qy,IU-l41hft4. -Boaema.rt---.-•• -~--1ean. Prof ler'f'ke wlt.b AU.U PaJnUn1. H11b qulllt)' i. -.:..----~--1ea,.eaur • cabl•• nMll dedll •..,.. ..., ~·1 G••nJ.n1. Small a...a.. iq. Refs reuoo Owo VanLlnelcostanomore! IJnlf work.• m11~ala. ··-•••• .. ••••••••••••• .n..mlJallaA,.,..,.. __. Uc&._i ~·maiDLJlhra. na.-~·e125 >'!! eCxP1·1 tnm 642.-'l40S.~ Free eat. for locala. Llc302900.F.ata.842-'1t2 CERAJOCtile. New or re-• fto9e..a.--Q'a. , • 111MU1.11omem.im n-cnA· mflll:...ar a • 1tora1e. • 10°11 dbl.,... model. Free esumat.ea . ... -·,,.~~ ,.... .......... ,., • ...._.__ f Pape • Walla.ceUIDp.Doora movea.Stat.eUc. 11015 ........................ AS-G8TafterS. -..... ;.;;;;:. co••· rr .. uu . .1..-• --· ,.. 11 p 1 llwt.ndowacleaned. PhS37·3UO Patio crete 41 _._ •• •••••••• n..11118 6 plana. Llc. • • \ 1 m a t • • c a I I -··--•• .. ••••••••• '46-6145 eovben\ t' ton< .,. 8Pedalilin1 ln ceramic ~....., ,......_ ct.c. !Pna.MMZIO <211,_,aoeoamonty. ,... ... /P .. •lllt wrou1 ron. rree tlleentries&floon. Free G_,..teed, &.afobo• , <XX:Student. l Ton truck. ....... ..••••••••••••••••••••• estlmatea. Steve Richey, estia.te.982-lllS ---------1 ............. D Mall Garda a Gudeftinl Co. Ttuh, trfl trim, Ron ....................... PETEBSPAINTJ.NO 56&87or7~ _... J41 t>h ....................... Int/Ext landacape 4s 60-S103.&4:2-m. PresaingProblem.s' • ..__.__ Tnes.r.ke a.-. QI.. 1.-.& I' II c1----......a alntenaDce.~11 ·J'Udo •-•-.ltn. Expr d. Reas Ratea. ~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..._.,.... ... .., • • • • ......-nc CHEAPEST hauling in )'OW' uvuma my Free Eat. Call Gene ...................... . ------------11•c.i.0t-ae.aoera. UdZTW ~97' •• t 4S..lc" town. Ft. eeta. CHEAP! bome.Naney.&46-l388 552-046'8 Neatpal.dles6:t.extures Re-oval•, Pruninc. ; • e I '11•12/ ·-· AM!t 'W llLJ.l::.1390 .£..-I .,~14lt UO , "" •" .,, -deaa. Aho up. ELr.cMUCIA.N·Prtred _.._ .............. --or.._. L•==IP ng PainUnc. Ext.r/lntr. Ex· ... IST. r Trimming.l.Jc. lns. Free .. ~-AU won ~\aar. rilltt.f .... 11tlmat. on HANDYMAN: C~, Pl ...... up·~.-..iormovm· gor ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·ct. honest. neat, reu. estimates. 494 -6221. -••••••••••• ......... ~IDOlml. Ft es&.. n-,...., -••tAtw ~--• l .. \:a -Dl Jt •--A--Re PA'ICHPLASTEBING _. h • __ _._.._ _...n:&1, PWD a• baullD&.cJean·ups Steve I · &.4LUUlK'ape. u . ·c'd964-10&5Dave All types . Free·-8G-·asa& ______ _ Oita~ •-WW• &111ULM.Wf1A Ucwed tkLM74'717.5'5-3DO Wa111n T51-61'9 · pricea. Prof. landscape& . esU.ma CalJ54CM825 '1'1111artmg ~ dtaNal in Cf. p t' I RA.NDYllAH. Hom~ 6: .... ~ .. Stnlce irrie.646-7070 ~~. ~~~~ Pl ,_u.. • .................... .. 9--,----.__----1 ..._ • lliAaee ol _ ....... ~ ... _._ ............. apta. Cooacleot1ous ....................... L.M.S.-Roto, Sod or me.836-SSSS2'hra. = *9 Expert Piano lnst..rucUon. -• .. uw -b}' \'• Sehr~ TAYLOR P'ENCECO. Craftamao. C8ll645-0302 Seeded Lawns . ....................... w/ ormer 417._, metbod f'ree WoodfsCb•lallok Pr~•:or /ti"andftfan ~aklers. Planting. Prof paiotiag. Ext 6: Int. DBAINSCLEAR!:D. ~at ~~ advcd et I .a.Oall$9-411S. .,,,...,0 Ucn&s.151 518-1837.. • !I ~-J or Ji.uses cog, n!:la.615-1633. Low ra\es. Rera. Free rate. $13.SO. lhtH, 645-3003 • Cnn 1•fC:rn • ._ itr 111 ....................... beach:!~.XJ!~~f. r:~: Europeanl..andacaper est.536-4780.53fH313 ~:&.=.cks. WlnidowCle , 1111 n•• .. ••••••••••••• ....................... :~oader du~ Ob. PO Box 2 O 2. Top work. Fair price. Cmtom WaJlpaperine ................ ! ..... . PoudalJou, reta.la.laa Clean-ups Hauling trlt, u~ I. tree831 .1!,.7• P'Ullert.on,C.D32 Refa.MM87ldayoreve. Allworilguar. Free. est. PERRY'S PLUMBING ........... w•-.a-.. ,,.._re ~ alla bl kl U ·' ect' ...-etc. ......., 673-4158 Complete plumbing aeu .......,. ~ • rnn. ---------1 :.Oi.~4.' pa °'· Landacapin1. Imm · Hnndt•l•g Landscaping. Tree trim· . services. Drain 6: sewer window cleanl.nt at re· NrVtdn&.M.2-8807 W:.smds,o.tl ....................... mine. Clean-up. 8 yrsHoulepaintine. lnl.. Ex· cleaoin1. Fre e aaon. rates. Reh. ,..,.._ brtertor '"VDeG~All Plaasea ol coaerct~ Complete Garden service ........................ Want a BEALL Y CLEAN exp. Free esl. Noboru. ter. Free~~ Beck. estimates. 24 hr service.1_642-_1893 ______ _ b;b;JQ. .... W'Clt. IDoek walls, plln· Free Eallmatea. Call $" aluminum aeamless HOUSE? Call Giogbam 531-8162or897-2862 63l-3383or 61 613-3181 Coast Window Cleaning. 60.-DI tera.brick.Llc&bCladed. Jaaa.anytlme.957-26116 raiquUers w/baked on Girl.Freeesl.645-5123 LSyrspaiutin10rg. Coty, No 1 in NB/lrv/CDM ----------1 608' enamd. Cstm bllonjob. WANTACTION? topqualityStlJct3349SO. SEU. idle items with a because our client.a say WllllllAd Bau1ta 60-517 Sell Idle Ii.ems 6'2-5678 TbeGuttennen. 542-13'2 Want Ad Beaults 6'2-5678 Class1.fed Ada 642-5678 83&-1886 Pete Delly Pilot Cluaified Ad. so. Free esL Call 642·5e68 causa-~--------1 ~!~.·---· ~-'!.~ ..... ?!!~ ~!~ .. ....?!!! ~!~ ..... ?! ... ~!~ ..... ?!!'! ~~~ ..... ?!!~ ~~~ ..... ?!!~ ~~~ ..... ?!.~~ ..... ~~ ..... ?!.~~ CAIPINTB COMPANIC!M ~ve:fr re:s:n fn:e:~ D&n'ALLAI Driver. light delivery in fiBBALOFRCE ~l. ~root desk derk. 1 JEWBJtYSALES Framer/IMd maA.n:per r.l.EllCAL ror older woman 1D loye· Weatmin.ster to LA & Wao\ed exper'd or· Harbor area. f\all time Xln\ opeor. for entry Ful.l Ume ... ~~ P~me EXPERIENCED in fialab worlr.. Call ly CDM home. P~1v. Orne Coty advertlsini t.bodootic appliance wl.re $3. hr. neat appearance. level iodiv. Work in re· posopeo • .__.qes ent P/lhne wknda " eves. 55'1·.i. OPPORTUNITIES ~/b.a t~~Ll'e agencies. Good bender. F /tlme. Long gddrMngrecord.Apply search d ept. typ~ng ~; ~:i ~arallM~j orange c0 •1 finest C~t It linoleum in-eepm& g. personality & drivlng re· term employmenL Good at Master Blueprint 234 drafts & various duties. Mau.ola540.2300 · c u st 0 m j e we I er s. sta1len, . ~1059 cord req'd 714/893-7$17 benefits. 751-4442. Piacbe.rCM~9373 M.ustbeabletolypess-65 Creative atmosphere. area.Call~~ LB A ma.Joe :!:;:w:: CONSTRUCTION bvy. Moo·Fri8-4:30. DRlvcm F/flME wpm. Apply. Anthony Housecleaners. own Sa l comm.e.nsurate __ ..;.... ______ , ~pany u r ca.rpelltel'S wlknowledge . ,,.._ Schools. 4401 Birch St. tram. full or part time w/your ability. Xlnt CASH CAIO an Newport acb . Is of concrete forming & Delivery man lot parts DESIGMER Plus Sat. 18 & over. Must N.B. <Near OC Airport> topS. 873-l2166 646-487l ' benefrts. Rapid adv for C~To ~indlvidualsWlth (TI4)846-2630or co. Costa Mesa area. toassiatengineenlnde-beneaLApplylnpersoo, Equal Opportuoaty • top prodtacen. Schaffer -sir.ills and general office poun.og Ful.IUme.548-3443. · "doc talion f Artistry 1n Flowers , Employer. Housecleaoers, Tues-Fri, ft Sons, So. Coast Plua. CAUl'OIHIAJ experience In one or <Zl.3) 582-2JS30 . :~e c i 5 f:1:'1 el e c0 • 24801 Alicia Parkway, 8·3PM. Call Janice's CaJlfor appl. 54.9-1424. WeneedlOt.opaalespeo-more of the following Cook, broiler, exper. Dehv.erym.ao, early tromechanlcal equip· LagunaHills. GBGRA.LOFACE RaggedyAnn's.645-1800 pie immediately. Call areas: necess ary, full Ume. morrung, Times route. ment. Must h ave pre· WORK •-----'-------Kennel help. primarily ~ perm .. good starting Must have dependable viot.L<l PCB layout exper. Dnag Clerks Woman needed for Housecleaners, S4 hr. mainL, some assist.a.nee. CAStalR •Typlng4MOwpn pay. Prom sharing. car.546-4481 &UYrsdeat&n/dralling Cosmetics,gift.s&cards. general office work ln P /T, car.necessary. Small animal h05pilal . ..... _.,., _ _._are store. 32 ..,,_, medical insur. Apply DBJVERY ex per. Call Scientific 640-7373. body shop. Must have Gl.ogbam Gari. 645.sl.23 mornkingd h~s., semi~ ~u•n•• •lollMnpaeg/ Mon· Fri 3 ·5 . The Person to make de· Drilling Co ntrols, light typing experience. Housekeeper English wee en rs. a Hrs per wk. 9-6 Moo/· Acea flag Moonraker. l8S42 liveries, handle ofc sup· 557·90Sl ask for Don B.ECTROMICS Body shop orrice ex· spk.mg, matW-e. rm &t between 9 & 6 P.M .• ~if.!=... MacArthur Bl, Irv. plies 6: equip. "take Swaoscm. TICHMICIAH periencepreferable.call board.Ffl'.646-613S. _•_e_ck_d_a_ys_673-__ l050 __ _ --•Matll .._..allw&.. E.O.E. eare of gea'l ofe needs; lmmed openings & op-Mickey at 211166 Harbor Bl. Cll .,... .. -some heavy 11.l'llng req'd. o-l.<l'U..I pcrtlmitles ln an estab. (714) 83M!040. Housekeeper. mature ---------· Coot Xlnt hens. Contact Jack ~ co In tbe Orange eo' ---------girl. Ji.le cleaning. KEYPUNCH cashier. Al>PIY In person .... JP cltor Dlclla..da'sRnt. G. Raub Co., l2S Baker DltAFTSPSlSOH Alli>ort area. ApplicantS GIRL FRIDA Y·Setr babysitting 8 yr old. =~=lllnE. KeyT• Will train mtn exp St, Costa Mesa. Ca. BectroUe~1 totroublesboot.repair& starter,Xlnttyptst,good 499-==brves. 552•1813 OPERATORS needed. P/l'ime. 92626. (714) 751·2510, ext 'ocllogillg test electronic sytei;ns. telephone personality, dys. · Immediate openings lsl Cbildcare wanted after .,.. Ham posltkN9 ~~!!~M 311 Ma.ouf. of electro-mech'I Recent ~og "dig~tal ooo smoker. ~wk to Housekeeper. live-in.·& 2nd shifts. AU jobs school, 9 yr girl, Wilaoo 1-IZ Ma• Fri. Mnt E.O.E .• M/F/H products req's an lndiv. exper. req d. Interview start. Call for .mtervw Irvine area for cpl w/10 free. Excellent fringe Scboolarea.646-014S. ltcrYeCJOOdtyplag Cook. exp Day shift. 508 Deli f 1 to prepare accurate PC byapptonly.SS7·9051aak 55~·698 1 W1n.dow mo old boy. 552•3431. benefita.Toppay. Childcare after school. md _... lklls. Pacifc Coast Hwy. HB. very men or ear Y Boar d layouts from for Busch. Designs. 3195 D Airport 556.QOO We offer you ~---....1 for boy. c ne•P 53S-3012 AM newpspaper ln C. M · schematics. Wlll also do Loop Dr• C.M · . --JOIS _.....,.. ~ ... Perm p/t. Mu.st have de· Hs k CM R d nua; California Scboal, Gisler We have immediate COOK pendable car & be r elia. pasteup, fmal detail & Errand person 8-5 5 day Girl Friday for stock ewr • · etire VACATIOH PAY & California Sts. CM. cipeainp.. u you qualify $30().$350mo. 646-5844. assembly dra~. We wk. Mst have clean driv· market investment co. la<l)'. Steady p/l. S27~o. SICIC PAY ~-1297 afters PM. we<Jlfef: a unique work: for Huntington Terrace offer a competitive sta~· iDC record & be familar Must be gd wtnwnbers. 6d)'S. Nd car, no sm .... e. iDC environment in addi· Retirement Home. Some DELIVERYMAN ing wage,. xlnt benefit w/Orange co. 540-7377 Ugbtboot.keeplng, typ-6C2-3'94 IONUS PAY ---------1 tioa to excellent com· kn~wledse req. Will F I time• n ea l & pkg&ad~arableOrange Arlme iDC "gen ofc. NB airpo Hskpr live·io, care for Cl.ERICA!. pany beneflls. Please tram. Call8C8-8811 energetic. Beach Sta-Co. loca~oa. Call Sclen-areaS40-9231 lady in whlcbr. Must cootact: Coot. Perm. part time. tiooers, 4020Campus Dr, Ufle Drilling Controls Exp. draj)eJ')' cutter exp. drive 982 5224 H B AUTHORIUTIOM m.atare for small m.ire· N.B. 557·9051 ask for Don only nd to apply. CM Gullivers now lnterview· · ' · · · OPERATOR ment home ln Laguna Dental Ass't, chainide, Swanson. are&.5'UllO iDC riexp waitress's. Ap-1nsuraDce Beach, exp In inslilu· 4.,, ~)'S no SaL Salary ~ Pb in person Moa·'Ibur Cc rdal Permanent part-tlme tional cooking helpful. opm.cM.5'6-3000 DeslgnerJig/Fix $18K+ ,._,... 5a1et 9-l0&3-5 Padraplahr 0 ~ . '"·"~' •1/.•i. ~q ~ positions available. Must PACIFIC Forappt.494--9458 Wage&SalAdmin$20K+111'• Handyman, gen eral Req 2 yrs exper, .xlnt be flexible ln hours •DENT AL Stat Typist $12K p re re r 1 e m • 1 e maintenance. 30 hrs wk· 'Mlridng cond & location Slly available for work. Re-MUTUAL COOK & Waiter, young Periodontist needs Manuf. Engr. S22K ~/decorator expr. fyU ly · Apply 7pm·9pm, in our Fountam Valley S.lte 100 quires excellent phone 700NewportCent.erDr w /some ex per . Will p/time asst to work front Irvine Personnel Agencr Ume job, ~ood benefits. Warner Drive-In, 7361 office. Call Mr. Hargis, lnhw S4M455 manner. Will train on NewportBeach,CA92660 ~c~~r,~t & back Exper prer'd 488E.17thCoslaMesa Xlnt worlr..ing ~d. Call WamerAve.,HB. Unigard Insurance F,qualOpporEmployer video display unit. <n4)64().3528 Xray cert req'd. Sai Suile224 642·1470 ~lSlforinterview.G j~rou~Jp~a~t~?~H~·~963-·6~7~8~2·.1~~~~~~~~~ ~ Hwy, CdM, See Mr. _EOE M/F ~~e .. ~irt.y ~ Equal()pporturu"ty Reiss. open.H.B.8'2-6631 ;... ___ """"Furniture Movers. p/ HOSTESS ' · an.a......L.-H..__ ltey....-., Uo::::> a e . .,..,,.. ---------• ----time. Immed. openings. . Janitorial worker In ore le ~ ~ cellenl working condi-~~Emplo~~~yer~M~/F~~ COPY STOP Dtlltaleltalnkte Desirable opportunity CalJSJ6..2098 Apply datly lo person plantw/somet..ruclr.driv· P/Ume. Hrs 8·2 daily. tiom. For interview call -F/t.ime pos working tn Auhtmt available t~ le~ the GAG&JOIECO. between 10-llAM. Ml Ing. $3.50 hr. 8·4:30. Callso.3404. cm> 752-1.0H. Equal Op busy photo """'Y1 .... bus. Experoeeded. 548-5588. ham & dell business. "--u -sells naUoowide Casa Res taurant, 105 EOE 54&-3281 ---------portunily Employer M /F CLERICAL ~-... .... ---------.-x11a ...., Main St. Ba I ho a . · · Laguna Beach Bri•bt person whose ~ youve.reabrtgoodch~. ~J. DENTAL~ISI'ANT £~n9000tactH BrucBae kaedt & needs efficient. ship-015-9600. J-s&-{iJ='t1n1 ~OR ROUTE • will .bav _._.... :t).tll-ti.me cbnside assis· v•..-· oney ping/receiving help. _._. -"'""'' Tf t... duties Include gen'l t.y " can learn quickt.y t.ant needed for Pedodon· Hams, CDM. Pleasant working conds. Hoshn/Ccaltler P/time le /time. Irvine Daily Pilot route in T• -act6-ofc, switcltboard & some apply In person. Mon-area. Will train. Ideal for Lagwia Beach & South 5erYk:es delivery work. Xlnt Fri. Copy Stop. 4301 lie ore. C.M. area. DISHWASHER Golden's Magic Wand. Apply in person, Tbe housewives, students le Laguna. Afternoons. 2'82DuPontSt beoetlts.Contact J .. ackSG. Birch St. Ste 5. N.B. 548-SS88 P/Ume. Mesa Verde ~~ 1li~t. C.M. App. ~~~es~:rant. cpls. Must have own Monday through Friday Irvine.CA. Raub Co., l2S Baaer t, 751-1060 DENTAL RECEPT. ex· ConvHosp,661CenterSt, v · · ' · transp & phone. Call plus Saturday and Sun· --------• Costa Mesa, Ca 92626.1---------1 per full time, top salary. CM Gardener-Leadman to as· Hotel bet wn 3-6p m • < 714 l day mornings. $450 per (714)7Sl-25lO,ext3ll. COSMETOLOGIST 499-1355 ftlU.rft...u!.. /T--1---sist. foreman. Exper AudftorHIC)htsJ 833-7015. ltlOllth gross profit. SSO EOE. M/F/H Career oppor for He'd ln'Arll"9'/ • ~ w /mowing equip & Exper'd. Prestigious Cash deposit required. Oerical cosmetologist w/lnt'l co. DEMT~O .O~ for display graphics. sprinlr..lers helpful. Perm N.B. hotel. 644-1700. ext JANITORIAL Call 642-4321 ask for *JlCLERK CLERICAL locatedinCoslaMesa.5 Full time position Must be neat worker. job.lrvinearea.552·820C 516 Rick.EOE. Exper'dwa.xeronly,part Circulation. Leave your Lite typing, 10 key adder Day wk. Straight sal + avallable-Chainide Lab. p /time. 540-SSSO for appt ' er full · lime, top wages. Name. Address, Phone *SR. CLERK &phones. E.O.E benefits. AWtude to us is New po r l Center . DRAPERY WORKROOM ~ night auditor. f\all 979-3923 Number and Make of Teleprompter/NB more important than ex· 644-1405. WORKER. Will train. 6-*Mr/l ltdscpr time exp prfrct or will . Car. Good for student or *CLERICAL lf'ST 901 ~~·NB g~ C~ntT:it !tobertt Dental office receptionist. Mu at be at least 18. Wanted for early hours train someone w /front Ma~ e you~ s hoppt ~ g retired person. M _________ 1 er or m app · fron.tofficeexper. Salary 642-l843 io Mission Viejo. E.xper. desk exp. For a ppt. call easier by ~!ng the Daily Legal secretary. 2 yrs Varied jobs •ilb & ,_<7_l_4>_7_~--·-----. open. Costa Mesa. w/comm. equip. nee. Mr.J .Mauola540-2300 PilotClassifiedAds. California experience. wit.bou\ exper. in good C?-ERK Counter help Sandwich 642-1300 Driver & ~eoeral heavy Call Lynn or Randy Tustin location. 731·5800 ofcaurnlUDdillP. call to-Ins. Co. m N.B .• seeltlng Shop. Nr Orange Co. work F Ume Over 21 55'7-01.50 da)'!!! trainee fo_r acct g dept. Airport 9:30 • 2 :30 M-F. DENTAL~-chrslde, Locai rei·s. gOoct drivlng -~----&•_o_FA_C_E_ MO FllS rerm positioa. Lite typ-Anthonys Deli M ald Frr. Sal open. Fringe record. $500 mo start. __. ~l\~ ...,.,fio. • JD&.Sal.a~.,&OOdeo. -f1881 Skypmtr Bml-JA benefila •• bch area..Call °'5-0CmOebra ~50WPM,usel0key, u " .m1t10 trvme~ -847·2581t -....:....:..;...:...;~,;_;;_ _ __;~--==-r &OOd" ~lron-sllH>k~. l d Drivers extra income. oppty to advance. New 0 over oa CLERK COUNTER & YARD DENTAL . . . S300mo+bonus.Steady AtlantasMarine697Ran· -0061 Part time permanent. PERSONNEL wanted Dmtal recept1orust w1tb part time, 3-6AM, Hun· dolph,C.M. 557 Geo1 ofe duties, student for equip rental center, experience f<?r orfice tinton 8ch. Deliver LA --------- 3'123 BirdlSt. N.B. OK. Hrs: 8to12 or lto 5 starting pay $3.00 & up. manager position for Times.892-8422 General Office EqualOpporEmployer depending upon app's Apply Huntington Beach very busy two doctor ---------Electronics rirm availability. $3 hr. F.quipment Rental 7614 practice. Saddleback Drlver·Gen'l Gardener bu.yer w/general orflce ---------1 Newpoetarea.&M-1784 WamerAve.,H.B. val.Jeyarea.714/SJO.l.395 w/good driving r ec. e.xper. Should have QerlcaJ RLErJ.ERIS ........... c. ..... reel Immediate fa~J..tkn ~P at our Coeta esa office for Flle aerta. No experieoce re· quired. we will tra.in you. ~cellem working coodi· tiooa, con1enlal co· ........ auod s.a1ary aDd m.any outatandin1 com· '*"' beneftt.s. Appl1 ln pcwoo betweeD 9:00a.m • ...a:oop.m. at: Penn. F/Umejob. lrvine stronf commwiicative a.ERK p/l Thurs.·Sun. Couple to manage 6S unit Dental Ass ls tan t . area. Call 552·8200 tor s ki 1 s. Etta b 11 s b Cor book store ln Lacuna apt complex in Costa Newport Beach. Some appL material requirements. Bcb.Studeotprel'd. App-Meu. Husband may experience. 646·4801. _..;;.~-------1 Place purchase orders & ly, 387 S. Coast Hwy, have part time Job. Penn1. DllYllS followup. Pleuant work· Laguna Bcb. Grosa S650. mo. 631-2950. DINT AL ASSIST. tog cooditloos. Call Valor Men or women 2S yrs or Electronics, 540-9264. Cl.OKS CUSTODIAN CRAlRSIDE. older. Know the eoast 1IU.lt bave X-hy lie. cities. Net $180• week or General Office.. J>HIU\e, n.,s. Routine janitorial. 6'2-5960 more. Orange Coast 9-12. H.B. Bmy pbooee, Dper pref. Ftr. Eqllab --------1 Yd.low Cab, 11300 Mt. -Ute t:ypjng, S3 hr. Call spking, rrtnges. Apply D&n'AL/RCn Herrmann. Fountain Sally.53M832. ' UJOTEM S -lO.m , Moa ·Fri. for growin1 Newport of· Valley. !No of Slater Openl,IJlsNow Available Linwllco Labs, 2148 fice. Assisting expr & X · bet wn New hope & Geoeralollkebelp. for Ml or p/tlme clerks Newport Blvd, CM. ray pre{. 631-3733 Euclid) liUll Ume. CM area. oo 2Dd • 3rd ahifta. No CUSTOOIAH ,......_. awmde --------___ 548-SS43 ____ _ ~rM:~~~·:= m4.1tM m190 D~"::1eaunt ,:;-G~~~!.~·=:~ JIQl'tuDilM.W to those who DATAPIOCISSOI prac. Esper prer :f. DRIVER P\llltlme.548-5541. qull(J. Per lnformaUoo FUll·llme. lt typing, _640-_wa._______ WANJED =~~~: ==~;m· htWSeaet.-y Pa~"i'i':e~rp, oftlee9l • Salee. mttAI deiit bu SUNDAY ONLY mab.npenoaforpbone, l'ITI~ DI• 1J6.GLam119onSt D-.S HELP~• 11. u · outat.andinl oppor for To delher DAILY counter. Experieneed In W I II.UN INlftft Gerden Grove 537-4840 ps'd only, full time. sell starter In r1"0'lriq PILOT banc11e1 to ear· It t e b k k P I . C a l l OF COSTA MESA Equal ()ppol' Employer ~ data proc:.11la1 firm ri .. lft Latona Beach 1_11_4_JV19._2173_. ___ _ ... iiliiiliiiilliiiiimiiiiii•--1----::=-:---1 1peclaU1tn1 ln dental area. RequlHt van or .roHarbor8lvd DB.I ..-vices. Xlnt poteoUal l&rs• •t.ati.OllJ.••fon and ..-..a.HILPllt ~-l?M.200 Cedlt.IW..,.... HelpWanted.541-7113 (or ri&ltt per.on •/good a IOOd driftftt reC01'd . P/tlmo Pcn:n pas. Avail co.ta Meea ScMol aper a: still.a lncludl.n.I o.n: 4 hl'I per c1ay to worlr. 1n ~<>pportontty Earn \Q) to PIO "1' wk. -.evay naSOM 1b. can personnel for : 64~4321 our ccrporate otc dolnf ~~~~~yer~ll~/~F~~~I "'°" tWUon. Placement fl're•••Y Au\o, 21242 •OPtDCln/teDen~' Pra""'I""" &-1. --1m'I malnt "ofcTwhort. ,.,_ Putw~t s D ·in uu "• ..... -.,_.. Apply 1·5 Mon. ura . Ul1lt.. 151 .. lt4. ...:.::',.., __ ..._ . . Systems Dm Wll91M Taco Bell Corporatt ----------t .... ,.-2283FatrvlewRd F.qualOpporturuty Headquarters. 11381 klleltema au..wra Costa Mesa 546--eoeo Employer RedblllAve, lrvlne. _;..;...;. _________ , __ ~ _ _;,. _____ ,, ________ ~ . . . .... . . -.. INSPECTORS Saturday Interviews Thie Week Augual 28,_ -19181 Investigate theae new posi· tlons with McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Company in Huntington Beach for inspectors In: e_Mtchlna Part1 ·~Dttatt • MegneUc Penetrant • Mechanlcaf A1Mmbty • Ea.ctronlc Aueatbly If you have recent exper· lence In any ot these areas. get In touch with ua now. Stop by our Employment Olflce any day, Monday through Saturd1y b9tw•n 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. We look forwaro to seeing you. MCDONNELL DOUGLAS ASTRONAUTICS CO. 5301 Botu Awen ... Huntington 8-cft. CA t2M7 ........... _,....., / .,, .. °"""" .... DlllMt -ey· IWC~N•44 OOUDI.~ -- Liquor Clerk. Ullel'....PC~· f'd, Apply 1802 So. Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach. Live-In housekeeper lo cook, clean " care ror l~yr oJd daughter in Lag Bcb. Must be responai· ble, mature (around «>'a), OOlh'lmkT, Amer. Cilben w town trans. salary, Room & board in· cl. 2131924-5551 Uve I.ft bousekeeper. prlv rm & ba, Spanilh apkng oil. "93-5756 LoaerAfftlldald & DitliwelMr for printe men's club. 6:30Alltill3PM. ~br. 752-7905 LVN. A1Jer1y, NB. Bek 6: frnt olc dutiea. 4 day wk. MWJ74 lllWSllO LVM'sl-1 I M .. Verde Conv. Hoap, Hl Cen\er St, C.M. ~ Macbiniat MIC Ellperience Set·\Q) 4t operate Moo1 • Brld1eport, Slo Syn '5 Clntimatlc. Aho lath• machlnlDI center. No amoklnf. Xlnt beMfita. Inquire at: Rlma En· l1rprl1e1, 1511 5 Chemical Lo. H.B. I -..s34. 1l --=:..--=------L== ..• . . • • • • • • te "I .. !~~-~~ ..... !! .. !~~~ ...... ?!.~lr...w..w 11001~!'-~~~ ..... ?~!~ !~.?~ ..... ?~~~ ~~!!'!~ ..... ?~!~ It~········· .. •••••••• .W,WmlN 11 .,..._.eombtnaUan.e1p * · * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ............ ..._ s .. m.trtas nffded lor .. •••••••·--•• P./T , Coatlnenlal * * * 1'omen needed for ta.Umaker. f\Jll or p/L MAIDS .£!!!!en E1T,..,.. Houaeclunln1 Serv. Gl...-Oorf1W055 l)Qa. Apply m ..-::-· ~".,,.:~: ~ f ~vglo ~ ~ Priilman: hf. cm A:B. PllOFESSIOMAI. POSITION _141-0lSi _____ I ______ _ Sbln&on Nowpor'\l foadcarp.;Al*J M·Fl\o CAITINO COllPA.NY Dick LCblef 11 or Sale. SICalfilY 04.SMteArlhurBt.NI lmtAdamlll nlfl WOl\.FILMS. ""4W"'1 KOID, Sm illA Salta" martieUn; firm MAID WAMTID TY coauuuu c A LS ~&.' • N . B .. c • 11 * Sa~ * Man~ement """-"rt unity •s.Mt Dlnc:tara oeedl penm '° handle MAM.AMI a ·"' .. , ll It· N p Id ti "'lt'r Xlntoppartunity tor hJ&h aclmJnl1trauve ... cor· P~rmantnt potlllo• ···c"''d AtWl ..... Yaarb f (7l4) ....... ~ra,OM'Ubbt.r • ew • a aoa on • a r Q { n I• I~ 11 l D a ... d poadence ~rc~rial Ltdo a.ore• Hott I • • · .. • T ·llM tntf WIU&ralft. laltb.11\. Com• • Complete 'I'ralnina • Factory lncenUv• .ubliahed penonal d•· uu... Exp. ml'f\ 1ndd ..,,..., l1lr r.i.t cm 111" Pin>' beneflta. s.a11r1 * Insurance Prolram • Security velopment aemlnar pro-\)1llnl •general ottke. N••pott BJvd,, N.8 , MUlllAIDI conuDlllfurat. w/aper. ,,.ms. Leadt provided Au.rect1vt> salary • lr- 0. ~b~ .. S , .,.-DHle1a..d HrH 1lde au-....a.sPM. &UAL911CATIOMI: Work own hours. Call tn1e benefits. For in· ~n a t t'f)ftlC en MAJUN& M&CRANIC canrw..._.1 .,,.1,pa· Y Mr.Coonells.4-0343 ~rview. please contact tlOul PtftOO fer data 'd i.rront 1d Uat cm wh4i 10 AM to ....._ ,....., * Ase 21 or Over • No Experience Neceaaaey Mr John Bates oula& mall room ~ l wa IPM...,.... hper'd w/DD t411lw. * Hft"l.Sc.bool EducaUon CMln.) * 0 --'-ToS .. ,.c--' : SALESCLERK . WISTMAllC P.urno T thN •l =-::..•?,;u::r:::;. A«'(Mmtablt PffVOC IC• .... aa&IV -~ Needed fOC' marine bard &ASSOC. aam 12 noon. Mull IDI-11Mt8'edllilt.a... MUIMI AIDIS U•Ul4llh pJu taterven· distributor. Marine ex-'-'OOCampus Dr. Ste3" &b&e to do •llQllM udJ w Coad If•>' H. a. Earn wlaJ~ ltam. t.lou for adult nee41. We will recruit several people for a profeulonal sales . petlence oecess•ry · Call Newport Beach 54&-MU Uon ma nu.lb'· ,..,.. • ~ • i....a. °" the tHO mo + beneflu • career. Apply ln penon on 1bunday Auauat 24th. from 5 M&-t8'1l for a ppt " de·1~~~~~~~~ wri&h ttnvelope1. IDL T.a.alft 6 •U 1 lft. C.ll 1:»4. lnt.rvw ~to, , ~d A • .,. ..... '.:'Lt ' , ._ t S tmls. E.O.E. M(F/H 1-1rated Data, UI ••TUR ... WO..,AN o-JleJd I'. Unlt*'O.Nbralratav p .m. to 8 ~.m.; &-nay, ....... 4AUI, 1rom <1 p.m. 0 *ir __ __.. ...... al* Fairview Rd . Coat ~ I> -llT·llYl, IUH -r• . ,. ~m and t··-ay Audn•t _ ... from 9 am· to 1 pm SAL ~ .._. p /tltn• t o wel·comt C....fbl>.K& Prtn"'·• • .; """' • •-41UUI' • • • • ES ~gexper.sbarpln· ---4 oewC"Omen • contact ..... all Mn. Green for an appointment. DO You-•y dlvtduaJ for Ftr posiLlon M•lnteoutoe Mechanic ·~ "uilale bn ' MUISl"SAl»IS Utho trtde ahop needs ...--with property manaae- 7am.S. IUO 1'r 'ff• Ptr. 'f~:lhbU't, J.ll ~~ M~~~~~P. THI C>aGAM 1 mem company. Nr O.C. t ... _.,. ·--1 -~:..;::;;;.:.. _____ 1 abift Pr-. tertlflc•tloo p•n 11,_, .,. U ao. there mey be a Airport. Must have -• ov ---_.....:._ ..---t KB,.___ .,_ uull\UID I yra ell• -b b d I 1 d ~ "'.,..._.. """' "-'l ~for you at Org•n i>trong skills & wood MAINTIMAMCl M u p / ••e I uci v•leacent Ho1plt•I. ~ta"""~~~ Exdwlge.Openineanow w/f1gures. Salary $100. &ICTtiC1AM · t~wlsl4&.0 =..,•t'~:j: lf1·35U ~~ 1'7IC Losan. •vailable. Prevloua sales Call Ma. Pra~r. 7S2-0lSS. l ' *" lAM·I:~ PM lY P.O Bos ueo. ..._ ........ -s . CM. experience useful. but .,__,a..., I NB al ol v ......-Allvs we will train you. Call --.:n~,, ior 5 ea. · Penh. ~ for a.a Ollltallela.Ca. 812121 Daya' ex per 'd or Mn. Jett at The Laguna lice w /.atrong typing :r_:~;.~n m!1:!~~~cc •~llanic 6 llec.banlc• c..utied. Iii•• Verde PriDtia& Hills Mail. m4> -.7302 s k 111 s . lo p ~ r form btlper. lmmed oponlnt, Omrv. lbp, .. 1 Ceater secretartaJ duties for 2 turtna •qwpmeat lo aa•·rv baaed on exp. 5',C.M. A large new expanding managers. E.O.E. For 1tallaUoo and rep.al ~~John N .. --..... _ P' .... P/f. firm nd ambiUous sales app'tcall7S2-6300. •klll• 2 3 yrs e•pr __ ~ • distributors. Women or --""-.;;__ _____ _ Trouble lhooWla cocr Medical: B\aay G.P. needa 7-1:30 lhlft. 1-Upm lhill. men. NB area. Aloe Vera Sea wlsy jllecept l*Wls and dt' c~uitry experienced, ma tun er.certlftcatioo clauea 1210 PllSS 4J AUTO CBn9 DIM •VM 76a-llll Products. 842·8008 or 9800/mo. Must type, re- Mu.3\ be wlllitl& to wor woman, front office. oflend. RB Conv. Uoap, ~••ol 7»0297,548·9850 q\Aresfilinc&answering uvertlme. Exc•llell Must be proficient with IM'7-3Sl5. vr....,.., * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * phones. Will t.raan in in· benefit• and work1n all lYPM of insurance. Sales. exclusive Jewelry surance. Contact Don ronditJons incl. 11 pal XJnt benefits. Salary Ol9'Cl/AcCllh lCY Temporuy 1 motltb a.a-boutique. Full time Miruum atS49·l718. ~da.ys. Company paid 91M737 8 to •:ao. Wages com· llpment \o operate AM Beal Eltate It.I. SALES Restaurant . Some nights. Apply lo group ins .. plan. sick pay open. · meaaurate. henefita. 2850 ind Z850 e lec-A.8111!.&f PreaUclous Laguna ,_.•Piao person Ciro at South Secretary. Mission Viejo benefits, Uber al vacaUo Meclatjl'rollt Ofc. Typing 40 wpm. Neill troetatic preaaee and 1250 ~ Nip firm interviewing -•., Coast Plaza olfice. Corporate consul· benefits, etc. Call fo L 0 0 It i n g I 0 r Neon, lnc. Santa Ana. mulUlllh. Please COD· . ca ..... Spit professionally trained =nr::mg/• 'fde~t" p rr 5u R tants to Real Estate de· •PIJl. oc come to person· EXCELLENCE in all 531-3374forappt. lact: ProfeHlon•l. proven salespeople. Inquiries plementai incomes;:; -s velopers seek qua I nel off. betw. 9-UAM • facets ol bkpag, billing• . l&lespersooa wanted for confidential. P .OBox students. Muat be 18 & Let's le HoMst s~retary. Real Estate or l-4PM Moo. t.hru Fri. t patient rapport. Nwpt om 1 ce MNana~er. 11nslde Peraonnel Deputment outatandlac omce ta 2972, Mlasion Viejo, CA over. APPlY ...... 'me. It you weren'tlooking for ~~ .. exp P'!_rd. rdLight completeappli cauoo. Bcb area. Send resume sa es. o ~xper ence prime area of Orange 92893 l~ w . ......,.. a ne w career, yo u .......... eepmg"' wo pro-CAUFOAM to: Ad. No. 332. Daily neceanry, wlll train. PACIFIC County. No charge for 2108~ .Oceanfront wouldn't be reading this cess1ng exp. he lpful. 1686\VonKannan Pilot,POBoxlMO,Coeta pref. 25 yra or older. MUTU•• desk + freat 70/30% Relrtaurant-counter/aH't NewportBeach ad, and If we weren't S800. to start. <714) lrvineSS7·7100 Mesa. Ca. 92626 55741:M or77'"6090. ,.. comm.lasioa 1plit. Call food prep. Exp. pref. 673-1.366. loc*ing for someone todo,_11_0._1~------- EOE Medical Back office ust. Orange County Mo~ile N~~~c'f'~ forapp't. Flf. 18 or over. Yogurt a job, this ad would not SECRETARY wanted. Mamtenance man for Ute busy N.B. OB/Gyn ofk. Auto Wash la expanding (714)640-3528 llt84jl.--Corp Conoectloo. NB 673-2130 RESTAURANT be here. 11 you are a typmgdictapbooe&good mamt. Perfect for re-Exper only need apply. and ls now birin~young 846-7782 ~.eve or~aft 7pm. career minded aduJt & telephone skills, needed uree. Apply Travelodge, Please send resume to men age 17·23 to help run Equal Opportunity •-_./T...a..t ._..•u•• ..... Ha• COOKS & want tbe C?f>PtY to earn for Real Estate Co. Call ~W.Coast Uwy N.8 .' ,..,·~-a:ed Ad #196 o~:t .. our rnoblle •UlO was~ EmployerM/F --... .,,..... IUMllA ~· _.,.. three '° fave hundred Julie640-8250 -----~..;..'--• "p........., 0 Bo • ....., trucks. wecatertoquali· Mature, experienced, P/llme/LunchSblft. doUarl a week. call toll -------- ....,-1..A/G An llot, P. . x 1560 ty automobiles and need type 5Swpm.. Avail now Counter/Kitchen. 18 Yts COUNTER free U> 800/327-9696 SECmARY -· •u.INt' Costa Mes.a. Calif. 928216 · d S t C 11 ...... _ ,..__ .,.._.... • .... i (f ded Ofc ~dg in Carta Mesa quality, enthusiasUc de· PNLtrdioajSMpplllJ or ma . e p . a or ,_...,... uvwer ~"""" ..., .. me or recor Good typing skills. lite neem someone who wW MESSENGER peodable help. Full and Cllric 213/3Zl-8809ext 14. Restaurant, Soup & _meua_---'ag""'e_> _____ shorthand. call Mr. Gut· lake persooal pride in Procreeaivelrexpaoding part time available Call Need mature, ex· Recept/t"1P. Hm. Ownn. Salad. Airport area. Call PERSONNEL SALESMAN tenberg. 714-540·9074. our b Id g . F I time eecrowofc needs a sharp 552-706'forappt. perlenced person now. Assoc. reqa mature. well M&J'. 2·5pm, 95$--0554. Retail hardware store. also available. clerical re11ponsib1litles are; messenger, f /time OIDBDESICCLERK Good public relatioaa a ooomect. pe~blere-Knowledae of plumbing posilloD.sometypmg. Ma1ntaan landscaped w/benefitl. CallSS7..SlOO. Mail__._ .. __ 1 ed must .. Some typing. cept. w/gdoff. lkills who RESTAURANT Male or t...le. ,.+· supplies helpful. 48 Hrs .r~m•ay areas, empty wa1te .,....,rco ..... mm all · ~ w/people J.&.CKI.._. ..._ :'r." •--L..11-_.._Sat/"'·· ~ ... baske ts & provide Meyemof'a baa openings fulltimeopenlng. le&ible Heavy paper work. C enJ<>ys w · A "" -wwww perwa. .._namust. Elem. School. Req·s 4 backup support for at both Its locations penmanship & pleasant 21S/321-8809ext 14· 18'15/m w/ med. Send · THE IOX ho•n I :lOAM to "-Rlwm Hardwan yrs ofc exper, typing SO cleaning serv .. handle f /sandwich makers & te~erhon~ personality. resume: Lake Forest 11• f .&. u•LY l :OOPM . hit ti•• 2686Harbor Bl, CM wpm. Useful qualifica· mmor repairs in bldg. gen food prep. Approx Wtl tram. Apply in Master Home Owners .__ llkJhh. Clot!"-hows t1ons: Sb. Calif. dnvers Pwd hol. vac, xlnt fringe hrs M daily. Restaurant ~on 18480 Bandiller PRODUCTIOM Assocr2'752 Toledo Way. RESTAURANT If orc'91 SALES & He & lst aide certificate. • benefits. Phone for in· <Glen> 540·8044 Com· Circle FV <comer of El· CONTROL El Toro. MowHlritHJI orowr. .aCHAHDISING l0Mo.year.178H961 Ap· tervw appt. Integrated missary (Kris) 557-6232 Us)963-9881 Receptionist. p /time. The Red Balloon is look· ply La g una Beach DataCorp.2283Fairview Between2&5 OUTDRIVE MECHANIC· S mall fast growing eves/Sundays. Regis We have immediate Ing for exceptional. Un.ified School Distnct. Rd Costa Mesa 546-6080 plastic vacuum forming Hai.rSlyllng540-8888 career·oriented sales 550 Blumont. Laguna · · · Middle aged woman w / exper'd, mere, OMC, mfg. company requires openings for a variety ol person w /a fl air ror Beach before Aug.31st. w.t Worker II cashier exp. Apply in Volvo-Penta, sch~llng self starter wbo can Recept/Sec 'y to op-poelUons 00 all shifts. fasbton 111erchandising & S874-$111SMo persoo Don Jose Rest. avail for updatuig. coordinate production tometrists. pt·lime to Mustbel8andover. ln· *P-1'$ Jr.* d is play . Con La cl Secretary-Hotel <.'ltyol Lag~a Beach re· 9093 E . Ada ms H B s~ary commensurate schedules, work in pro-full, pleasant job. can terviews are being held .,., Maureen at 558-9595 for Todir.ofsales. Mature & q's at least 1 yr of con· 962-7911 w1tb .ex~r. Company ceas and shipping. No VrU'k lnto a career. Will dally at lhe following 195121eadtlt.d intervi well groome d. D1 c-strucliooormaintenance ~aeftLa, am~ed open· truck driving or typing traiD.548-1521,848-2350 locatiom: ___ e_w_. _____ tapbooe or sh. Hvy typ- exper. involvin g 8 MOTEL MANAGERS tog. BoatSpec1alists2439 requJred. Minimum 5 Pleaseapplyinpersoo HUMTIMGTOH Sales person desired for iog & admin ability. journey level skill or wanted. E.xper. couple W. Cout Hwy, N.B. yens s blpping ex· llCIPTIOHIST IEACH sports store. exp. Call Leading N.8 . hotea. trade in plumbing, ~A·d.22ooU.nits328• Tbepool.DAa~P1Y· 645-0llOl perieoce a must. Hourly needed immedJately by JACK IN Equal()ppEmptyrM/F btwn 10-12 AM M-F 644-1700 exl 536. Sara. t ldino 0 ., r ate baaed upon Irvine baaed builder. OX 54CM717 EOE. carpenry, we • ..., r Pilot. P.0 .Box 1560. Painter,industrial&com· quallflcatlon s. Good pay, benefits & THEI --------•--------masonry· Apply' sos Costa Mesa CA 92626 merclal, quallfied only. MODULAR FIXTURES, working environment. •6165 Le PGIMa SECRETARY Forest Ave, Laguna • 891-1001 638 W.17th St. Costa Contact'·--752-1660. •~-p--£. --------•l•--------I NB. law firm needs Beach Before 9/ln8 Mother oda someooe ...,.... ---RESTAURANT ....... SWOM~ supervise 2 girls ages 8 & PAINTER, roller & brush Mesa. _.._ ,...... bnght, experd secy wt 10 all sebool in Irvine exper. Transp. nee. Goodl•--------R.E. Sales •9009 KltOtt COOKS & Exper. a MUST for high xlnl typing. ability to M·F u PM. Mst love pay.661·1653. -....-1 -ir......._. •-p-J. fastuon specially s hop. learn legal slulls. Xlnt ...-"-...--~ BIJSY & NEEDING ---Salary + comm. Call new career oppor for NEED HELP? Help yourself to a Heaping select.ion of Qualified Hopefuls in the DAILY PILOT HELP WANTED ADS children, be responsible PART TIME. Need 2 col· Exper'd needed to work COUNTER 644 ·2652 o r apply 1n capable. intelligent secy. ~ts;;'~ own trans. Aft 6 lege Kudents with good f /lime at our large Unique Homes of Mesa •6050 W Road person. Call Sharon 751-7400. --------• pick·up or van for part· beaJt.b food store. Must Verile is "plugged into" ..._,_. ~ Trade your old stuff for time del. ln LA & OC. be exper'd & able to or-a relocation referral Equal Opportunity PERSONNEL 29Fashioo laland,NB SECRETARY new goodies with a Call642·5702afl lPM. der, prepare, trim Ir dis· aervice that bas created tmployer M/F 1--------•I Data Processing orient· Classified ad 642 5678 play produce tastefully. a demand for more --------ed t.o assist systems/pro-------------·-----·:..:.:..=---1 Part time, AM, delivery" No Sunday work . salespei>ple. We are busy --------MIM OI" ,.._.. Sandwich Shop: <2> Reha gramming personnel in assist in florist shop. No Medical & hosp benefits. and need help! Ex· --------ble, mature girls/women prepa.ratJon & mamt. ol MACHINE OPERATORS Saturday Interviews This Week August 26, 1978 ! Move up to a better job at Mc· Donnell Douglas! If you have recent experience In operating any of this equtpment, get In touch with us now: BORING MILL • 120'' & 48" DtVllf9 ENGINE LATHE · 20" American with Trec:et' GRINDER • Cru1h Model 110 JIG BORE • I 3 Moor. & # 3 SIP MILLING MACHINE Vertlcal a Horliontal TURRET LATHE • JOMS I Lam.,.on # 3 I I 5 VERTICAL TURRET LATHE · 48" OkkllnQ & Lewl1, 56" Bullard or 12 ft. Nlle1 kere, you and your dependents will be protected by one of the most out&tandlng employe benefit programs tn Industry. Including company-paid medical, hoapllat, •nd dental plans: prescription drug pl1n; employe oper. ated credit union; company atore with -employ• charges a.nd extendiO l'!l.Y.:. mentl wllhOut rntereal; company.paid - hie lnavr¥lQe, compenH>eld penstons, and much more. Find out now what we can oller you. Stop by our Employment omee any d•Y thla week. Monday through Saturday. between 8 Lm. •nd 4 p.m. MCDONNELL DOUGLAS ASTRONAUTICS COMPANY ., ... ,,. ... Huntington ...... CA t2t4t ~llNlll =::-~-,-y· IWCOONN•&.A. OOUOLA~ -- exper. necessary. Apply Lindberg Nutri-perience d or new RESTAURANT c:.f .. Jr. fs now CIC• for sandwich counter. technicalD.P.documen· 556-1744 tkln, betwn Carousel Ir salespeople may apply. JACK IN ceptlllCJ applfcotlons Steady work. for n ght tation. Word processing PARTTIME Bullocks, lower level in Attractive <antiques) or-THEIOX far ...a party. Mon ·Fri. No exper. helpful. An oppor So. Coast Plaza Shopping fice "top quality (peo-•+oym.t. nights. Hoag Hospital to be part of a nat'I data WEEK· ENDS Center, Costa Mesa. Ask pie> associates to work FA.MIL y area 645-6401. processing co. Xlnt co EverySUDdayandEvery for manager. with. Contact Sandy Port·tl• day posl-•--------benefits. Phone Ad· other Saturday ~d Sun· Psychiatric technician Orlowski or Jim Wood at ~.!_AHUlrtft!MT1 ffoM; ~ hCMln SCHOOL mm11trative Services day mornings ..... ver to 546-:;990 .....,...,. -~ I IAMto2PM. caosstMCiGUARD Manager for appt. lnte-drop bundles' of Daily apprenUcesbi~ The ap---------CJtyOf Mewport grated Data. Costa ha Pilol t.o cam 1 ·en. Muust ~':511.n .. ~~.!:~ R.E.SALES We have Immediate ,...._.._ c.d w.H.. Htwport.._.. Mesa.~. vevanor arae sta on .,.y .... 'atrlc tech tr-•-•-g LEADS • LEADS • operun' ... for a variety of ~ -w-. t SIOS •1waa1.1w + good drivhtg record. ~ ... accredit:d'by LEAJ?S . poelU~ 00 all shifts . ......-rw-·--.: ..S ---., Secretary !/Restaurant Call 642-4321. ask for the,..~iii. board of voca· we have 80 immediate Must be 18 ud over. In· be II~ of oci-to aicort chHdren across d es1 gn r 1 rm . •Int Harry Seeley or Don tion':urses&-ycbiatric op~nine for an ex-terviews are belng held wartdoUl9ghomn. hazardous intersections beneflts&workingcond. Williams .... enced sal daily, please apply in before & after school. 644-1000 · technician eumin ers. pen . es pe!"5°°· Obsttve & report minor 1----------------•I Starting pay is $709 per ~especlaliseinResiden-person. ........,,.,.,....._. infractions & dr1v1ng 1.._ ______ _ mo. Application must be tial Resales in. Income T••adoy tltro•nh ·--• "-· s lat h·'" r .. PART TIME 1ubmHted In person P ro P erl Y 1 n t be JACK IM ~ ,...,.a...,..,,. P 5 ms or • between 8 /24 /78 & Nwprt/C.M. market. If THEIOX Wa•t.Z·SPMat: !~~~~:u~!~<!:~~! SECRETARIES TELLER 8 /30/78 <H ra 8am· youneedtomakemoney av81Jable at the Pohct> (With&W1thoutSH> Savings " Loan Newport Beach In 4:30pm) at Fairview inrealestate&havethe 1040C~n •Carl'SJf.* Dept ,870SantaBarbara TYPISTS State H0&pital. Person-energy ~work bard, call St.t• Dr. N.B. Apply by Sep· PIX (Newport Center> U~ typing. Experience nel Office, 2501 Harbor usforanmtttview EqualOpportunity * tember6th. Blvd,C.M. 640.5112 EmployerM/F 11951 ....,_at Long & short term as· s1gnmenls. Holaday & vacation pay Hospitalization plitn avail. preferred. 26 hours ~r Pffofficegirl~brsday. GetOREENcash week. Excellent benefits Exp. nee. Convalescent , WHITE 1 h •· and good worklDI en-home. 2619 Orange Ave. .or e ep an .... vlrooment. Please call CM with a Classified Ad Sell with EASE! It's a BREEZE Classified Ads 642·5678 Mrs. Croxon for appoint---------, ___ ea_u_su_-5678 ___ _ meQt. (714) 644-1461. PUICHASIMG AID -------..:.....--------. IMPERIAL SA vrNGS to aaslst in Inventory & LOAN control It various other duties. Good op~unt-An Equal Opportunity LY. will train entbuala.aUc Employer M/F /H penon. Apply in person ---------1 8-5, m-f. ·customweave PBX Carpets. 18480 Pacific St, Answering service Fount.ainValley operator Cull 4 P ff. Call _sz.._356-1------1 Real Estate PIX Operato. IWtM H SSS for telepbooe answering Top protea R.E. people service. Exper or wlll wanted. Top profe11. train. F & Ptr. Day " comm!Aalon split P•Y. evenlne ablfU open. I0/20~ satbluff .sbopr 1l:S3582. ~--. +a> ettl •c---------·a Uve otnce. Brin& cood ftST CONTROL wonllabfta. QlfUllttllllat 'J\'alnees. Steady job for Inquiries. MCM020 right penoo. Profit shat· Real Ea tale Ina & group health. App. IAIMIM6 1y Kon 8 to 12· Uoyd'a IMOUett IMCOMl7 Pest Ccmtrol 568 E. Dyer Join 1~ com Rd.SA an UC • --------· Piii)' wHb wlB t.ed in· PLASTtc come potential. Free MOLD/MA'CH =aLJ>:'lf:1'1c!:. Nd ambltlout tndlv, lmmedtite 0D9U1na tor da1s. TECH IND u11 blibly motlvat-4 H· A1rpOrt Loop Dr. #C CJI perteoced or Inn· arvlndC!nplx)55M529 t:'enced ~· Trlhl· a J:N:i.rnV:!19r~::: .1.r.:'::.u'ru .. ~ :~ votce/Trpt1t, mu1t be man.II•· conaclenttoua " 1ood Call mua1er no• for 11r/math. 957.1292 confldeatlll Ult.etv1ew. ·-~~~-~~~-· ~ Pff·•ChOOI tHden le lddes. Full Ir part Um• wort. tmrood. emo101· ~ Walkt:r 1; ltrn meat for Coat• MHa Real l:ltatt area. s.od resume to ____ _..;........_ __ P .O. Box ta. Coate Flnd wh•t JOG •Int to Maa, Calif. mr7. 01UJ Pllc)lClaaatftedl. --·--··· 642-561'8 \ DAILY PILOT FOUNTAIN Y ALL!Y * ISSOA.cbMat.d COSTAMlSA • 27' f. l 7ttrSt COSTA MESA -•tr 195121Hclt11Yd HUMl'IMGTOH HACH • 9022 ....... HUMTIMGTON llACH Equal Oppty Emplyr a(J/f Cld•atrt· ed F/llme. 21 or ovr. Phone 6'7S.Q960 RETIREE Wrap around your social aecurtty, 30 hn wk. in- 1lde, Mesa Verde area, Call 847·988f, Moa·Frl, f.l.Zorl-5. RN'S Needed ror boapital 1taff relief. ICU/Med Sura. AU ahllla H•ll. Must be dependable " b•ve rel1. Sklll a11esament teats are given. Group In· 1urance avail. ·TOP WAGES. Aak about other bmeftta. Come lo 9am· 5pm Moa·Frl. Wettcllff Nuraea ReaJat.ry lh7 WetlCUlf Ste 209 Newport Beach 131.oslO or 7~·9111 SCTYpt..TI,.. $4. p/hr. s Hrs p/day. Huntington Harbour. Typing , filing , ad · minatratlon. xlnt work· in& cond. Di1counl on clothing. V o~atlons. Brief .re3J!!ll~ w J>~.ll: dent, Red Balloon . P .0 .Box 3179, Seal Beach. CA 90740 A iffiPUil l>rfve 546·4741 (Across From Orange Co. Airport F.qual ()ppor Employer W ~~an~t~Ads;;:::._~Ca~ll~642~-567'---8 1 _______ _ SALESCLERK Retail marine hardware store, beach location, seeks salesclerk with mlnlmum 2 years exper. 1n marine hardware. National co. w /all majOI'" benefits. Including lire insurance. health plan. vacation & retirement. Call B. Morrison. Mon thru Fri for appt. (714) 645-1711 Equal Opportunity Employer Sales Personnel W.ttd: GNat Sail1.,.a,1t ............... c.stwn. Several full " part lime po5Hlon• lmmedlal•l)' available In our sales department. Experlenc• deslrabl•. but any 1ales aptitude will be considered. For an Interview please contact oor atore man•1er at C714J 644-5070 @)~o~@)~~ 0 t~ ltllnO f'llWOO'I Clenlef 644 S070 . . . . ' • I • I .... W...... W_.... 71H W 1 IOtl n.. 1040 "-' Is• IOIO IOIO Fridlly.A41g"9t2&. 11178 OM.YPtt.OT .. ...................... • .................... ;,. ... ~ ................ ; • .i; ................................................................ . llCriUlta1 .n .,_. • L IC pa 0 N =L.,l>uHH Pbt'' ~~.tlr':d,,T:~ ••1 IUY•• •d:.;,.o-:,:;~i ~.~~ ·~ ...... ~·.·.~ ...... ~.~! ~!.~ .. !~ ..... ~!!~ ??.~.~.~.!!'.! ........... SOLICITOll,..._. Im· lbl • ~:· ln.OfJO Good ...i P'8nlltun a bwlboerd. Colar. pine on.ctflUDITUll Q)ala nw at". Poulan, ~ ._.. O.U,... ::::::.::i:_.~w~ XWo0111iUIJS. .._,...._.AJN,..,7, APPl!ucee--OR 1 wm ml1t. HOO for ut. Dnk, awlvel chr, Model fZ•US'I\, =:" XlotBell.O:::DS::~ 9ClllAIY " 'rt• "CM..,..,.. 1Wbald.lllO-MllerU:U..fotY-. •••· ~.~•blk purchaMd Ju 71. ~ =--· II a Jo r "'• t l o • • I •".-·aw. oau 75'-i.lt ANTIQUES -*1. MASTaS AUCnOM a..p Safa . UMD alle. liM bide·•·~ coueb. ~ 36 ':oo c;:,~ 1...;.;;.;;..;......-_;,.__...--- l aa•r•••• A1•at1. all II ~OUTENT~i. " ............. -. ....... 10 '461Hl&QJ.tUI Hema1oapl.:f11rold. r12~~~~~· Mttnc . SMn.l11tu.e.IOfl <>r-..<C-"J' aUpart. -----:_. ... ,___., llJS.IM-1V'12 • · Ccmole piano, Uke nu. llr' Xlal ....... locNd 1'9--1101• DUii. 4 ••rs moa. twla, =~ llOVJ1iG SALE.sat UM· U. Sloe 6 Wbt not ...................... . lJPlq, d1tta~M9• • SOUCITOtlJ r--. "" U.., btn oner. : CASBPAID CclifKb • matcblaa cbalr MaQ Dice tb1np tome '~t .ectlonaa ~h. teoff=;-'°"' • ·1= 1 ~ 'If•· S1ertllce ,rt cu. an wr,..-: l'tlr Id med hlra. antl· '71. COtrff tbl. Beeb.. trom Europe .Ot So. oo. RCA 19'' bUttw awe e fOet. -.Allt .. ...,., =-.~': ..... &.alb' Klnnld• AH . N•pt ll•lildhl .....,.. 8eUer' qmalriclrTY'atsT.am L. m '.' ID •• c . lla1froatBallale W/portable 1tand, onu,' deep h'yer, triple STAaY f• ... u ... , Hlth•l com• ta tbelliiM PGetOfc > ~· .._t ... to.,. DICOllATOlll =:,,cr~;f..•~~· Mlle. and JcM ol custom MS.lla.a'Jt. slftk. \ctt maker. tbls, ~._,.lawftnD, 111lulo• peld Your fl:~te. Ver1 reH. WANT ' . .MrwelrY. tup41tr veluea Carpet layer bu bdrma, counter.et~~·:: a.-Oll.koa ....,.. 11 ela .._ It .._. O.W n · Two '• • d c • n • d ~SAU Movbll. mut aell sat. l I H -St. .IC 111 an· i lllUlb. a Emrld Gn1. 1 =. · takM a1111Q ,..-l'td. lD-~a.JJm1m. I A~o• ·~~=• -.. w. 8041 U ~ •. U =bed •tt w/,rame Workebop. UIU !led. $($ea. Others . ..;.....;..;...... _____ _ m.!:Un wlPlloalr. Pr Ate . ~ • v rm. • an • a~ aofa w/2 cbn, Ate"oa Dr. Mlaaion se-44& _;.,;,.~;.;.....------•----------Tft ~ul ,._... -·-• .. •••-.. •••••••• Cl\lel to be at ori1 li0110111veJvetam.U1· V-. ---------TY ..... T .... 11 M C1f OlltJ ._.~lo l.M lml Ptlllneaa/Tarrltr coat. U llODteclto pie..._ $li0. ~ Wtd.s.t.aft.l2W ! Orta. Utbos. muat aell. Hlfl. Stwto lotf 1 ...,.,__,..,Own Aaieloa II iuaum . mbr. 1~ 11'· apt1ed. to <SPYGLASS HILL> ora'l·a.2 lClSandal_.... CM. Tameyo tllOO. Boulanger•-•••••••••••••••••-• ~-.~ s1• ..... 1.Qa91. ~ n • 1t•rtl"J' d!Mftafa ud rooet cuaaUfled bome. Cdll. For t\artber info ......... PQO, Friedlander $800, Btfl.a1 25 .. II Color ~ ,_~.....,.de-...._~4'ta.lt.8Mb ~ cooUct 759·1100 or 4pc.wb.ltebedroom MW.aOl. Lubarow iaoo m-8225, apovox ltlc::IUlll w/10.Uorc ..... .,._.., (Wiil aot ••H ew.-oldkttt4nt.Oliver 15-~apptpre(erred. ~ F\lndtures.te.someanu. pvt p1rty, cHb, cer ~·~i43. ~ TJ, ':: ••= P ' Air ........, · > ll0.000. HarctJ Sblrky Temple fl DREXEL Dinlnl taba./4 QUe9, 8PYllua Hilla, Sat. check/ofter · • a~lllt Call CoHtal UT1 W. llKAltltur Sci'oll llllunDM a.nice 1'aw.io?.iae. cbrs. Fruce.ca 11. Open BeautllulCUltom Span.lab 10.$. tOIIuloa &y Dr .. Craf~111oao radlal tabl 2l"Color1V•. 1 yr. war p · I ~ llkM ad-031 t _. Cam»Ut Dr. Suitt l atocll. Pee: an/walnut. 3 din!n1 nn tbt t cbrs. Cdll aa• aoo 10 pc ratan Free del " setup. 2IOa eraoaet A1Hc7, l'qoal()pplr&mp6oy« NB (114) ~'94UI o I wk old puppy, Oermao ID09old.$.W..4M-se&t Oo1x top. Make ofr. suo. ...i • .;. bdrm eel 7..,. NewportB\.Cll&Q,s.MD MO•t • .,. llarlbM. .,.._ Sbephord et Australian m.o5e6 G.,.,. Sale, Aug 26-27. 4 ._ ~ ablo r-• a: tiwk dft•er Dded . SbefpdocMMMStJ eontemp. eoacb wbtSSSO Mb ol louvered doon -I c et l30. A ucrtlice! Maranta Al.LJOISRR Elilp. ..t1. llllll Uv.s ID 'JUft Ill IOI dlnlnt aet, cane $220: Cut velvet aora '250. bdrmeornercrouP. bunk l!.i~~-~la bike 125. tumtable w /sbure .V·I' .---------ca~u .. ~~·~ .. !!..----··-·-·•••••••••••-AKCStBenaardmale.I \.\ ~ tbl SIO. atereo Carvedoakdblbdrmset beda. m.lac. Item.a. 1151 _ ........ $SD. type Ill: quaclralla 10 raOHT OAllAO ED ~d. Good w/lrida t110. q bed $."JO, aceeaa., SlC>O. Abaloae Shell din· QiffDr,LqJkh SSG.10 watt....-ver; apalral8 .er;: ~Hn~· ~~bar .142-IOll palnlin11, plaata. ln1 tbl fl cbra $100. Aul2Sfs2StAllto5PM 2 Brtcka, oew 4t used. fs01peaten. Youn rcw f:w~lGOolrvlH sa..:'..,;.rmi 'llale ~py. Lab mix. '8MT22eves. MWIMI Families. t5fst7Aspeo Reasonable . Al a onl)'D25!9112-tl930 A.a.NBtotm Vsy bealtb.)', 10 wits. Ellt&e clolioc. must sell Victorian Sota " Chair TreeLnlntne. Bedroom 1.alv.anlud roofloa. Maplestereo,2unils,G_.. CASH PAU> Kaubota. SSZ·Bl K& n bed $1.25, 2 nlte SJSOorolfer. RCA23"1V aeta. bitea. SchYin.o Pb· 3 x28 .S3Sa'74 rard turntable. xlnt llAINEES Ladies we W1br /Dryrs t Re trl Adorab&e •-toedmaJeKit· llaDds $10, 2 floor can· szso.Pb451M475 ie, bdspreads, table. Allllr'Olt 100 yda. t yr old eiood.S115.&M..o550 ~~~~~~~~~:::Ti ~0~P/°.Tiii!~!:~ wartiftlornott57-t1J3 tea. sbrt bair. 6'6-8786 delabru S50 ea. blu club 8, upbol IOI " 6• love ~~·~ p[uab apple 1reeo Hl ft« at.ereo 2 mo old -~area. Public --------a after5PM. ~t',d 1~2:.' Jz.·k P:.~: aeat. Darb~ gold, 1d toys, 'dishes. water carpet.S100.&40-7ll4 JSL s .ooon' A~/FM S.'Jfor~ n!ltiom6111prtexper Washers. Dyera, dlx Toeooctr mllyw/lrg rd armoire $900, console coad. $1.50. Zenith bi fi eooler,drapes,andetc. MlniblbSTS.18apdbicy· stereo rece•ver ol lut IJVWial mfa co. pref'd. Call tor your model& onlY. completely ~ hiah Setler stereo, cbenywood chest cooaote reco.,t player cle S3S Na~ modem w I c as s et t e re · ~tn~~~1~; C1G•hfy1nf lntervw. reblt. retlniahed, yr~ 5GGll88 · S4SO. 4 high billiard l'Dlholanyx.lntcood.980. 3FamilyGar.SaleFri4' cbalr. ;_tchi ottoman corder/player.ZlO"JSL """""' r.---. .... -Mo.am ex 4106. Mrs. l\W'ID&ee. Your choice · cbairB $85 ea, 3 rattan 8531 Brad Dr. RB SaL So. of Adams. off $$0. aml wrt Iron tbl. speakers Ir DSR '800 re- or mrkt'1 bck1rnd. Blue. $130ea.SalemdaSeptl, ChUd'aplaybouse, barstools sco ea. misc Brookburst. 20681 glaaa top uo. golf cord changer S22J Depeodiqooaptitude&.1----... -----,'-------1911. Cout Appliance MustdismaoUe. ltems·bestoffer.675-~ Sbnmona Beautyrest X· ScaburbiaLn,HuntBch.. baa /clubs $25 . Ph,_M&-m __ 5 _____ _ uper. position could ·-·-,..•u.• 5'31-JIG ...._1210 firm llinl bed. Llk• new. ~ a row l n to 1 o Newport/Irvine. Min 31~~~~~~~~~---------1Cburch pews. U1bt rtx· Pd $580 askin1 $275. AM119UIS ---------• Bearcat210scanner. reaponalbHlty. Call yrsexper. Call 754-USS. I: ,. • 1050 lures piano & misc 546-9089 FI n e quality oil M E M B E RS H J P . like new. 1225. Muriel, n41"2·7840 MO--. 5 • .. _' 16783 '"-ah St.. p1lnun11 on caovaa, uni·-aty Athletic 631·1MS Henry ** .• ,....,•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •OCUJO>· UT am h S. 1055 ..... --------- Service Sta. Alteadut. TYPIST Utedrefri1w/freeser. GREENSOFA. Very good ~.B.d (ac{o•: g0 rr .... :!' ................ mlac ltems. Sat" Suo; aubl2:50.M5-1844 Mapavox stereo tumta· exi-'d. flWl or pltime. White. nms ucellenUy. CIOOd. Sl50 ea ow a r o Coll bl ln d GSHetiotrope. CdM. FrlS. elec:. stove $200, air ble. ~wo speakers. Good Apply, Arco Station, 17th $."JO. 661-41261,aft6. call848-tl8'13 Courlle).846-4427 Lg~~ f:e xbo~ ;~o: ~ conditioner $100. Xlnt condition. 1971 .model. _ac_Irvioe._· __ C_ll _____ 1 (Pa.rt-Time Day Shift) 17cuftfreezer. 7'Slatepooltbl,lamp,all Ostm made sofa & love Walnut wardrobe ru11 YAIDSAl.E cood.964-3163 Needs only dusting 125· Service Station Atten· Experienced with xlntcond,$165. access $600. Unusual seal Tweed loot. Coet mirror l350. Ash rocker Odds and ends. Salur· _M4-__ l7_42 _____ _ dant, exper'd. Day Ii lmowled&e of cold ~pe. 84&-062 butcher block tbl '650.SellS1'15.536-1551 &aidetableS85ea. New day, August 2&-8AM to · BOXES .... &~ Eves. Full 6 p/tlme. Ap-Excellent company ft ide id Ph'I w/scn>lled wrought Iron .._ ..... Sale Kitch bl elect. broil. $14. Coleman SPM Only! Peach Tree ALLSIZES&SHAPES ~--' ..a SheUStat.iool7th beaefit.l.A.pplybelween3>cu • bys e ico base 4Beotwoodcane--•&U& · ent e campstove$'1.Paper& Lane <Baell Bay> no.7679 ... ~ •••• .--•••• -.......... .. ..,y, ' 9 A.II. Ii 6 P.11. Monday refrla wtjce maker $200. chra 'to match $325. Wbt $15. Xtra lonf twn bed bard cover books & between 23rd Street and ---------• -~--=--NB..------t tbru Friday. Ask for Maytag Wuber $50. Fr. Prov. twin bed x.lnt $25. Twin bda ~· " ~· more. 20112 Ba.yview Sant a 1 s ab e I .off Lovely band crocheted G Ill rt• tO I 0 •S.viceShlHoa• Paul Ward or David Frilidaired.ryerSSO.Gas mattresa ~.Yellow & Steno~.AnUquecbair Ave .• SAH. Fra thru Redlaoda drive in 8'CbWS501rup. .. .................... . Full 6 Part time atten· Gutierrez. stove$20. M5-C'717 wbt rolled back cbrs $75 S30. 9u•lt frame s7 · Tues.29th. Newport Beach. m.4B28anytime 10' Fishing Boat. Fbqlasa .......... .._. be over 11 d id ea. Le pumpkin nc 125. Dn!ssilll tbl & stool $20. bull with Seagull ea.g . ......-. -· Philco 36'· si e·blr-s e. Le orange rug, rnd $15. Sewtna mach $25. Stove Dryer, bousebold goods. Garaee Sale; Furn "Klnacstmqlt'dyel.,wbt ~«bst.m-9608 Xlnt wqe. ApPlY 172:'1 oaAM&ECOAST ff'Oltleu refri&/ reeie gsz.2177 S25. Refril $$0. Night tbl Sat 9:31M, Sun 9:3C).l.2. misc. 1986 Port Chelsea. bdbd $70. Spread to•--------- Irvine Blvd.-Tualln DAILY PILOT w/icemaker. avocado. &dresser $50. Couch $4.5. 21188CeylonDr,Cll. N.B.SatM. matcb $4.5. Perf cond. Muat sell' Searti 11· 83Ml534 642-5'82 S300.87:>1420aft6 PM. Movln1. have 2 coffee 8·2 Wed tbru Sat 138 500 Avocado Cdll Aug 25 n.n .. Wall is sold Tools 551-3301 Kayat. mokled frbla. Bit Service Sta Attendants, 330W.BaySt.. KmmoftGud.ryer,xlot table• $5.ea 12' sora. TopaBalboalaland "216 g..2 Drapes rum • ~It · .t' N 0 _ b T l ofroverS275.536-439t p/time, exper'd. Lite Costa Mesa coocL 1125 matching chair S20 2' x lotolmlac • • ma YoU name 1 · ewport ....,ac eon• mecb'l knowledge. App Equal()pportunity ~ &64_. 3'mim>r$10M6-53'7S Blonde mahogany Oat top · 3610gleSt.C.M. auf>. full family mem· Canoe.rrbts.red,whitefr ly,2580NewportBl,CM Employer or desk" chair, xlnt cood. Sat only 8·26 frm 9·5. Andques oaktbl•s hrs bership.640-0033 blue. x.lnt cond. S280/ofr _;_----=------1·-----=~----1 Used refria. frost·free, DOUBLE mattress Ir box 165. 751•2109 Household, misc, & bclnn set, ~rig: Be 210 1_54()._':r1_63 ______ _ Service Statioa Mechanic TYPIST, accurate 40 supersbape. $100. spring. befLike new, f15. Art Deco Couch" Chair. special items. Set or ~NB. Fri/Sat. ~~tnew~:4'r. IMh. ..._.. w/tools. know align. wpm, 546-3858, aft6. 64Z-1045 orell $250. Inquiries welcome. china 507 Caocha NB 63l·US5Henry .......... tOlO merit. Other jobs availa· generalofflce, Fr:..-.a.:-"''·nmacb vi ... sz mattress & box 64Z-l860or73l·2102 <Bluffs) · 6 families, Sat only. M . • .. •••••••••••••••••••• hie. 21302 Pacific Coast 5'9-31N2 ._..... .. wasUU<& • ~ " , XI l 2401 Bunya St, NB. Brown & beige loveseat. Hwy, H.B. TYPIST $$0.Xlntcond. =L.1~ame. n Coffee table, chrome Moving North. must sell. <EastblufO Quality D>. •ZODIAC Service Stn Attendant. ~'189 • smoke glass, 2 yrs old. Recliner, washer, dryer, clothing <Child's teens Call~ Port·A·Marine F·P time. No exp nee. Will train aood typist for Aalct'-IOI ESTATE SALE $115. Matcbin1 end l1m1>9, dining set, & adltl). Fabric; bike: TOOLS ltODDS & ENOS Innatable Boats A r c 0 • M a i n type setting, 20-30 hrs pr •••••••••••••••••••••• c 0 n t e m p 0 r a r y tables $32 ea. 752-8721 or more. Frl/Sat 645·2893 scooters, books, furo, pt .. -._.... bain . &. 2925College. C.M. week. Mwst be able to rumtture: Danish dining 64CM020 255BroadwayCM trailer hitch . -.... c vice ___ <_n_•_>~ __ 2<11_o __ MacArtbur,SA,75'·7600. type 55WPM. Call cbairB sofas oaktables snowchains ping pong at&nd. butane lead pol .,_ ... ..., <>•-u·on Attend. 145-6111 PUBLICFlJRNITURE ri ' h i 8 uch '71 Grand Prix. Blktwht Garage Sale. Aug 2l6tb le table MUCHMORE' burner It hose. Rem· BOAT STOLEN. have 1'.it~ p~/time. Hrlv + *•••noN * VI OWi 8 e ve ' m intr. Sunrf. tilt wb.l. fully 27th, 10am·4pm ; 1391 • . inllOD stud gun. 3S gal Vanson 19' trailer. Call 1 TYPIST """ r;on· .•m &L 8~ 4g3 eqpt. 9000 mi. $6895/ofr. Garlingford, C.M. Plants Moving everything goes, per hr noet awnp pump. 6M-8682days comm.673-3320. TGllih 7:30 P.M. as mane, ag. c · 7SU721,M<M020 •misc. Sat~ Aug 216" 27 11 bobby paint sprayer. Service Sta. Attend. FUii· Full·time for dictapbone (D • Wtlc I '97-355e. , . Allto4 PM 3'23 Andover complete. Cast iron llADil time. Exper'd , lite" word p~ocesslog .:r<;ii:GEi.= IO'llOla,goklSlOO.Youtb 1930sstyled.lnln1tbl&6S1t /Su~ Baby item.s, l'tCll mitre box w /eaw . "1611odelSeascan, low mech1 knowledge. App-~M mini~um •. lood STOCKUQUIDATIONS dbl dresser, matching ~"glass froot china maternity clothes, das· barveat go6d range hood. bn,pricedrigbt.499-2125 - 5-m-o Connie n..;.1a. .._.. eUo ,_hit S40 cabinet MOO. or will sell hes, etc. 3206 Idaho Pl. ' ·--headboards dis· 1._ ... ·•-•-•--...... bar · ly,2590Newport81.CM ~· .,.. ........... Lo.-ely bdrm sets • ...,...., Y w, .. e · separatel)'.6'5-t'117 CM ~·b k 1 th ..,._ ............_.. •~ ..... Powtr 9040 Serv Sta Help needed im-TYPIST F ~ med. Full or p/t. Apply Mon-Fri. Pleasant work· !ISOE.CstHwy, N.8 . -----'------t in1 conds. Good co S:beeUlet.al benefits. Apply, Pen· Ml<t m'cs Met.._. nysaver, 1660 Placentia, 1 Yr or recent metal ex· C.M. per. Able to use all sheet --~------ m e t a I m ach ioery . TypistlleceDt. lmmedopening. lo.3, Moo·Fri $3.sObr. Call 644-5178 chests, armoirel, bun each. Exec. desk $45. ~~ 1 oo :· c&o me:!' sink. complete. 646-9054 ••••••••••••••••••••••• beds, chest beds, bdrm 640-5953. Exquisite executive desk FUrniture, household 2JS she~~I CM M ews. ·ee SKJPJACK 20 OMC set&vanitycbest&tbed Deluxe eledric adjust·•· <3ox78 > mate.bing goods, antiques. planta. Satonly TIFFANY'S PRIVATE outdnve, completely ~botany dining rm se bed w/remote control. cr~denza, c.usb1oned 19'2 Prt. Dunlelgb Cir, . CLUB MEMBERSHIP overhauled. Ugly but with table & 6 chr's. Lilt SC50 833-0l86 swavel cbaar, 1500. NB.Satll>-3,SuoUM BLOCK SALE, Sat/Sun SL50 Sberri540-M50 ruoctional trailer in- buffet., cblnaa, bar, sor enu. . . &M-0333 3 FAMILY GARAGE M.jeftlry. furn, linens. . eluded. Dependable & loveseat. occaslona Sell with EASE' misc, 3316 Marigold Cr.. SCDAU IEJS Cb~ V-1 enc good cbrs, coffee & end tbla lt'u BREEZE Find what you want in SALE Bikes , turn, Cll, on Bear St. S. Cst IUlllM. OI a or fish.in& boat. color & blk & white TV's, Classified Ads 642•5678 Dally Pilot Classifieds clothes, much more. 1753 Dr IS50I> 615-4870 stereo, lamf tbl, amok · Port Manlelgb Cir. '. aurwms · stand. re ri1erator. (}larborVuHomeslN.B. Moving Sale · Sat & Sun ""'111 28' Power Sportfisbang PLUSLOTSOFMlSC. Sat-SunlM. art 9 :AM, antiques. Futile -Proxy -Boal. Wood bull. flying ,_.Air Waitress a.11i. VE a""' VE SAVE YARD SALE Sat-Sun 11·3, tapestries, garden equip, Dunce-Savage -bridge. newly rebuilt 1571 W. MacArthur --~L---ll's R--*. .-~ marine items, lugg. FORTUNES engine. Needs some "-"-M c:•"'" .. 11 -~ .... We honor Bo,A, MC. 1883 Bayport Way ..._._ cof'ee •·end tbl My wife loves Italian wort. OveraJI condition .....,.,... esa .,.....,.. ""·" •-P ,.1-e. Little or ,...__ .. , • Cb .. _ •-b Newport Beach uuuiut, •· "' • ruu • iwua ........Uer s ec .... "' cas · bar stools, wall lamps. food. I like Chinese food. excellent. Brand new EquaJOpporEmployer DO exper needed. 2698 No personal checks GIGANTIC GARAGE couch, toys, ping.pong SowemadeadeaJ.Once directional finder and --'------------1 Newport81,CM PLEASE! Food availa SALE9-SSat. l827 Port tbl,tenl&more.2758San a week s he mak es FM2·wayradio.S6000or Shipper for fabric wbae. Wai ted i ed bk!. It.ems are subject w boume Pl N 8 Juan Ln, CM <Mesa Del spaghetti, but she puts best orfer. Evenangs Gd company benefits for tress wan mm • · presale. est · · · Mar> FORTUNES in the meat· ~9376 steady respons ible Apply in penoo, MiUa 8 ' MASTBSAUCTIOM IUILDIMG balls. --------person. Must have 54'1W.19tbSt,CM ---------•UM9 Stephens 30' many UPS/PP exp. Salary w·--s 20'1~NewportBlvdLM MATllUALS Ha11 .. aldGoodsl06S CB base antenna, best of. xtras. good cond: 18750. 70 -22 ~· i ""'~ 833-ll825 Toala, doors, drill press, ••••••••••••••••••••••• fer. Chest of drawers 498-'r.i118aft6pm. open 1 ·-oallS on E.xper. nee. (3+ vrs) eel .. tbl I Viejo ,.~ ... -" "A ---------t at wor.. s, pane Double mattress aod box. 646-1413 -..;;._-------1 21 +. """"' .... exper. P-1kyc1es IOZO saw. nail gun, air hose. spring. Like new; $'15. --------1DESP E RATE. MU ST Shipping & Receiving plylnpersoaLeBiarrit.z ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16372Coastruc:UonCirde Call6'2·1045beforell 175 Kawasaki SSOO. Sora SELL 21· Cbriscra,t, Clerk. Will train. Apply ~:~rant, N.B. Ph IACICTOSCHOOt. E.,lrvlne,Unlt8.Sats..s. bed. au dryer. hanguig fbrl.ls, k>aded fOI' fish & at3002So. oak St, Santa .....,...,_ s•• 111t lamps. 2215 Wallace pleasure , $12,500. Ana. w•-EAl!S -Gar11e Sale·ll30·1134 Meet' ll"J 1071 548-3047 673-9l570 ,...,~ Mew& Used PaulariooAve. C.M. (of •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ---------SHOE SALESMAN Want· F/time for retirement Crui.aenS.S&lOspd.s Fairview btwn Baller & 7b.pl>aytonSpeedaircom-ttlak.e 25' Fly bridge Cabin edf 1.1exper ootH necr'5ary. _home __ . Ca_l_I 848-8811 ___ . __ llX bikes, mopeds, r& SD fwy). Sat-Sun. Misc. pressor, used 3> hrs, S800 l:llstt-nts 1013 Cnaser. Lo hrs. 12 chan u tune. our Y pay 11!11!11! pair & services all tooh ar hardware 25< new will sell $400 Cash ••••••••••••••••••••••• VHF, RDF. Fathometer. +benefits. Apply Stan· WAJTltES~ makes, buy, aell. trade. $25. pentlsl chr $25. needed immed. 53MoH I NEID AM A.MP! dual batt .system, enc dard Shoe Store .• 222 S. Openings in C.M. & N.B. -roNEWPORTBL cu SEE YOUR Baby1tema25tto$20. stand·UP head. Xlnt Eucbd,Anabeim.askfor 6Mo's eoffee shopexper. ... 64Z-79lO '... Mhc•••-1010 Preferably an old cond. Many xtru. Mr.Clancy Xlnt refs. We provide MU LT I · FAM 1 LY •H•••••••••••••••••••• Fender Baseman. but 546·8181 9am-5 :30pm. --------1 d d 1 · id ....... ..........__.~ 1025 G A R A G E S A L ..... a.1. In .. ......4 -..e.•-me I ent a ms. pa sas 1-DESIGNERS HOME LUGGACHTAGS ~~,! for....,..a~':"-~·Sl""oog 586-0570. aft 6pm/aU day Sport Shoe Sales. exper'd, vac. Charlie's Chili Corp, ••••••••••••••••••••••• AD IN PRINT .._ ........ .._. '""'"" Sat/SUn f/tlme. Call 548·3323. SO-OlSL All kinds of wood. solid Push mower, s heets, fromyourbusinesscard. will do. Call 661.Qllil aft ---·------ CostaMeaa. ---------wood " fir, wood for towels. boy's clothes Send one card ror each 5:30pm. 27• Del Seaaoina F IG. WANTED· No Laguna l>-31', about 80 outfits, tag plus one spare. We trailerable Hse boat bit SrFu. CtUtti!~.CtrR:\Dlrw . .:....ablli· Beach. Older' lady 01' ::t~g ., ror rurn. IN 24 HOURS Marmllto print fabric. return per~anently lin;O Auto Plano, Player 71. lit nu. S22.500; offer. ...... •...,. mother of young child to ladies clot.bes sz 7·9. Lots sealed attract.1ve tag & Piano. Mahogany case, Bkr ~o."'"'"" ty to work we I with peo. care *or •· ·--.a my 1 yr -C----&-----i Lots more. Sat/Sun 10-4 strap. meeting airline fully electrified like new. --'"°-~------ &>le of various ages &t cer· old ~eij ";di beba~edrr .. 1010 The R&Mb Tract l tD. requiAments. Pre-4'),rolls Sl.050.00 31.a.. Chm -Craft-eom..- tafn admini•trative d h • Et _., S Place your-Da1·1y· Pa·lot Mou.ll.M,lrv. vent loss & thef\1 l'or a Sll-4039 mander. AU tb .... ls. Lon .. a.kills. Send resume to aui ter to .moro ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• '.. • ....,... . _.., a-,,._ school. Your home o~ oiooon Fl'b, body only d d b f Jlen008lir.ed tag eocloH · eqmpt list + all nu elec· ·-M" .. :-Q.""·,;;;97, """~a mine. '97·2362 /evea. St.25.&CannonspeedUae classifie a e ore 813 Conaress , CM . wallpaper, fabric or Pl'h 1017 trncs. Cond must be esa, . Refs.required. model 133d auto Oash 5:30 p.m. and it Will run Sat/Sun. Couch, tbls. "Day Glo" paper & we •u•••••••••••••••••••• seen! 122,500. P.P . ~k & deliver. ruU or Wanted Penon w/license -'S25_._41M-4524 ______ -t t'8kE~ma, cbrs, tires, will back & trim your African grey parrot's. _6T.H220 ___ . _____ _ Ptr.Cleanlrneat. Apply toinstallfoaminsuJatioo ~~ IOlS in the next day's iSSUe. --------f tap. Or try two cards Xlnl talltlnl ability .65 ToUycraft 25• cabin at495E 17thCM AsUor _. AU!.•~ SAU back to back. Cockatoos " wrought .. --'-er. marlin•fisber Larry~ Paul · for contractor. 523·5Sl0 .......... ••••••••••••• .....,"'"'""' PRICES: iron cages c heap. :ny xiz.as l5SOO or bet Wbste &apply bus needs SWnesekittena,'65. The Daily Pilot is the ~uin~~~t~.mrrc: ~:~~~u. -..1 o1r.~iten. TIACHEI P /t people oriented 646-UOt. · O turea, books. clotbes. Special eel cred req'd. penoo.()wnr631-5588 RARE Beaut. lovable Only afternoon range motorcycle parts. many ~:::.:ea. "-&~ 1090 Exper'd w/DD. mulli . b-.. ..__ ll c t t bouaehold Items . 284 SalesT .. • lnclud-.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• *SEA uvs* I handicapped, ability WOIKATHOMI pureo~ CauuuP Del oun y newspaper 0 CoataMaaSt.CM. ..,. ..... ,, write goal.a, objectives, Phone sales, light bulbs Binnan kitlebl si.S175 NO CARD? HAMMOND implement \:! plans. Call530-S220 !O ~eel bma only. o.ffer you this 24-hour AMAL SAU Draw )'OW' own or send ... Mm'l'"8•AN BOAT SHOW _,. -+ I "" .. beaYiDg country 8/Sl/78. Cam••u. ......_., .... CA name~ adllress, ~ f{ .......-. ......... ~ . -int;;;'; 5.t6·S7So.:Pai W~ tn ehemical ff10902tl'I service. 23 .. -jV S250"':Victorian -we'U--.na•e one card pe:r Mode1 L · \22 wtt h lleideU. ~c;e,..br1& Reftnef)'. $.'UO to start. ....... &#a. dtr mo. Head-~~each.. BEVERS. Owned by • PRICES Palsy H.S. Cliemisti'Y orwon .....,.. board (Kini) se. anti-SeDaderto~. or m~ or· pnilesaional musfclan & ---'--------• expw/cbem.icala heJprUI. ••••••••••••••••••••••• in excellent condition. Al 71 Medefl TIACHB AIDE 7-3:30pm. EOE. 54.~3281. Golden RCtlnever PUP· Stop by our office or ques. Sat only. 365 PILOTPRJMTING Now ask.in& ~/best of ples.AKCField&s how II 2 GS d RomonaWay,CM. P.O.Boxl560 fer.Olll6'13·7185 even· Matto ~~·d.:~~~u·~~t Ma ch•1llM pet. Shots, wormed, C 8 64 -5 7 an a TOYS,~amea, books, Costa Meo, Ca. 9216216 lngs & weekends; Muina room tor 1979 ell--....-..a ......... _..,,. -····················· raisedw/TLC. Xlntdllp . fra·endly ad visor will .. _.. IM.-·-y aur 646·2158 days (Mon . models oowoodlapl-.y. m;n+°b:'a. ·In\~;';;.......... 1001 (%13)'25-1511. . • ~. sa~~-Rt~ PHONEMATE 'Iburs.l HAUISOM-S 546-5760, Pat lleldell, ....................... AKC German Shepherd help you place your ad. Vilt.a.Hunt. Bcb. :::·w~~~r~I. -Perf-ect--c:ond--.-W-ur_ll_tu_r SIA IAY IOATS UnltedCerdra.IPalay. iqia. Show becllerouod. 100., ol hOuMbold ttema. w/retDOU,$1'9. ~bo~y Baby Grand SlOIOoatffwy,N.B. TIClllCIAMS lmmed. openlnga • op· portunlll•• In an eatabllabad co. In the ar.,. Co. alrport aroa. Appllcants to troubles~, repair fl tat elecuoruc 111ums. SS7·tll51 Uk f« B'*b. Aa&lquellusicBoxeal Top bloodlinea. Blick y h d md r , toys, books, o-er,750-J79t. Ptano.$2S00.5411-Gl2 '31·2141 siot11acblnel1 _.tan.....,. ou can c arge your a ..... ~~~~~~ Clocbl 8 kA i d equip, clotbln1. c A fl p g T M t L L Wurlitzer Splnet, whtl- fflJGESELECTION vcirbhire Terri.er wf11lnt or use an mer car su r ertM Npt Hta. a.osmurs From 12.50 nntab. S2SO. 6a1.sso1 "73 22\ti' Sea.ray. Loaded. Amrtce bloodllna avall fOC' atud or Master Charge. Sat/&lnlCM sqyd.54N18U4Nl81 days,673·74U evea ldnt, lo hn. trlr. '9000. .......... ~~.30371BayvlewS. Baycr .. t movlna sale: Boxes for movlna all Orfan Yamaha w1Leslle ~JI~~· t7S.1212. 6tlleri" . . AutbeoUc shl1>9 hatch popular slses. lo;,.cst ssikr. 4 yrs old. Xlnt va, . ()penWed.. tbruSaL &hut. lalUt purebred 6 blr. round oak table+ 6 prttw Sate on mbpr1nt· ~ond . Re asonable" 18' ftabina boat, 1/0, bait 1.80ZKettertoa, Irv. mo Fem. Doberman to chain. qu•1oodll)' •Po1 r~a eel ca.riom lOxt.n tra on· ~ tank trlr $1200 ,..,L m ed f mt•~ bo equ.lp. ftrew • a n... · • • · (714)'7-l apprw a Al me. ltOv•, to19, lawnmower. ly Sl.95. Free delivery La ........ 1094 498.fl905 T:!!f~0r.n:,8~'pt~eC:! = ahotl etc. auo. mt1c . •·• Sat. uu =..~11oe::~J11•> ;:-..................... "7e Sea R1.1 sunctancer work nail. 1 ablfta, Pool ta~ ,aotiq1M. circa --------• 642·5678 Trlldewinda ·· Pool tlble. rack. no. fc H ·• 1lp1 4. lo1ded. f.lOam or 1oam-Zpm. im, 5'xt , Bl'qlwlcll, Old En1J11b Bb.eepdo1. ffe4dman Headert. for lamp. I oitct elate. 21na su.aoo. New eondlllOCl. llS..s:M7 for •PPt. uk for ladu accea. IS.~ ln· female, 2Mt Jn, AKC, aa.1fttd Adi. your one. amallbkdCbcvf.szs. lava Jt4. CM. Bit oiler. au.1040, IU·f7'1t , a.an. .-t.Sac$3S00.-.1237 S71.to&dbm.t4Ull25 1tOP6opptn1ttnter. 151.al &.andl.1only. toml -----~--- - . . -!.. ·"'· ... ··-· • • -f --. ...... --.. .. ' t , TRUCK £1TY 1 4x4 4x4 4x4 Tf._.•_.n,.....1 '6495 n...c:._.......,...,..... '6799 .,, ..... c:-....-'4595 . ..,, c:...,-. ci.-.. '6695 "fl C'"Y ....... I#,,.,.., '4795 .,. c...., .. , __ ,,...,, '4195 "', ..... _..._.-~ '2995 ·u~-........ ,. '2195 TRUCKS· TRUCKS .,, ..... nllt...,.. # 13995 .,,, • ....,CJI ....... 14497 .,,,,.... __ ..._,.__ '3995 ., ........ , ......... ~ '2199 '14 C..., U# ,_. c,.,,~ '1699 71 ~ .. '"" --fllo2ll2I '2995 '79 ,.,... 6 CID 0... C.-C!lllm'fl '1995 ... .,.._ ............ ~, '1399 ~'6...,.,.r.,..,...~ '999 VANS-AMS-VANS 72...,_v .. na.~ 53995 '2995 '4495 '2295 MOTOR HOMES 72 cc:--111tvw""' -.-irKe> 74 ......... •-CX*.14Sl '7995 '7495 TRADE ·rN SPECIAL '1299 AT THE OLD ratCIS 1a.T 1ME rmcE HIKE! ... . MIW MAZDA e\C-43 MPG Hwy. 4 •o••d tren1 I S3565 JS W'G ,..-. AM I FM 11e r eo lPA~., ~ (1182119n ,._Ta Ii.- IX71 MOW ON DISPLAY! , ,. -. .. . .. ..... Te I wtalioe ....................... Cm 1n.Saae/ Reftt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Older camper 4-sale, w /o truck. $150. Stove & re!rig. 640-2700 14 cabover Camborac shell for Toyota long bed. Must sell. $225. Days ~:eves MS-3'178. '74 Toyota Cblnoot. Mst sell. A/C, radials, mags, $3950. 8'1S-'2.89 ............. 9140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOPEDS New & used. s ales & service 2470 Nwpt Blvd. 642-7910 . Mini-bike. minl coadiUoo. 3bp a.t:S, $150. 962-7593 ~:c-1 9150 For Rail '78 Pace Arrow. 2.5', loaded! M/C. Brand new! a1111nc. FllTllTIC YEIB·EID . . ' . SELL·OFF'I ~t. HLl 210•64707 ... . . -. ; . 2524 Harbor Blvd Cost.a Mesa 714/549-8023 TNCb tHO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976TOYOTA rtacurwmt CAMPEI SHIU. • speed, radio. beater a only 27.000 miles. Uke NEW• Uc. 1I>ee054 Slk. 1986AT. $lt7' THEODORE ROBINS FORD 20t,O tiARBOR Bl\10 COSTA MU.A 0 l~ 0010 '76 Toyota SR5 longbed. w /shell, stereo. + more. Like new. $3695. S.56·7CS8 '"';t ............ ··-.... - • Wagon, auto., air, AM/FM. Be early! UM2EBT-12505) '·=--~ • CELICAs • COROLLAs SEE OUR AD IN SATURDAY'S I SUNDAY'S OAILYPILOT IUYOILIASI YOUI tt711MW MOW! •BMW• •llSAllS• "JUGOU 1p. Clral.PF) "15Ulb air <NOllML) "i'llOOU1p. ca.PQM> "ITm SIR (583SPN> 'T1 llCU ap. C21!SPJ> 'T13daalr COIMO) '74 B210. 26,000 ml, A/C, new tires. AM/FM 8 trk. dean & runs xlnl. $2800. 548-3'83 '76 8210, xlnl cond. low mi, AM/FM. 4 spd, bet olr.675-3758 74 260-% Automatic trans. ~1,11L 7~5 SlJRSUFORD 5440Gard.n Grove Bl. Westmi.n.ster 63M010 771-210 C12'7SPK) $112' SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Bl. Weatminater 83M010 "10 -. clatllc, lit yr ot erod. $3000. 831 ·HOl dQI\ m1•11f"I. 1' ~ 1+2. auto, A/C, AM/nl, Uu MW. f7100. Owna' a:naioua. make ol· , •. -.Tm. . .. .... DM.VPl.DT •II • r ; -.. 't ...... ,.. •• ; •• • • • • ... 1-.. -• \4 \ii. .. • Al ORA•E . C•llTY HEADQUARTERS OYER' 125 llEW , I 1978 Hondas Ready · .. For ' .. . •111'-•'Y •OWi PRICES START Al USM•LE • •C • -DA 2850 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA ~9641 .. -... -·. -. . . . . '7' XKE Roedllt.er. 41pd. A/C. wire wheels, nda paint. ... 8'1MM2 ....... 9731 ....................... 1914 .n.naesa Healey. Yellow menor with tan 1De.aiar. Tbia desh'a~ blsb·PeJ'f ormance con· vertiti&e la eompletAI with ........ BalMll' Moton, -Hirtlar Blvd., Colt.a ..._..,.ZIOO. .._ .... t7JI ltUMAMM •HIA1 Convertible or Coupes SHMOWU PrtcecJ to seu 1 ! H.UIOUIVW l81ll Be.eh Blvd., H.B. -callao.'"35 If you've ... ever considered the advantages of buying a Peugeot Diesel, there's no time like the present. . Because now when you buy a Peu9eot Diesel dunng our 50th Anniversary cele- bration, you get the added advantage of selecting our $486* automatic transmis· I ' s1on, absolutely free. At any participating Peugeot Dealer.~. Drivea Peugeot Diesel and experience Peugeot. Fifty years of Diesel leader· ship comes with every car we sell. And npw the automatic transmission comes free.----~~ lt7lVW IWtMAMM ...... 9.lperb CODdiUon. Low, Jowmlles. (825GVK> 1--------------------------UDDI EIACIC. VAWY IMPOITS ll1·20404tMt49 ........ 9731 '11 MASERATI Indy, 4 seater. lthr. air. full pwr, mint cood. Overseas Im- ports MS-5880 or 642-0696 Have something you want BEACH IMPORTS 848 DOVE ST. NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 Near MacArthur & Jamboree ........... s... s.r.tce. ~ Autos have more CLASS when advertised DAILY PILOT in the 642-5678 to sell? Classified ads do ..._ ______________________ _, It well. 642-5678. ""' Alltos, New 9100 Alltos, New 91001Autol, New 9100jMtot• New 91001Alltos, New 9800 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PICK YOUR PAYMENT! I YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO MUCH!! . CHECK YOUR CLOSEST DEALER LISTED HERE. GET THEIR PRICE IN WRITING. < THEN COME SEE THE VOLUME DISCOUNT DATSUN DEALER Al!IAMIH IATSUN AICAHCIM DATSUN UUIA IAlSUll NIC. IAUY llilEI IATSUll IC. CAllOCA IAlSUJI COSTA MlSA IATSUtl eutm cm DAJSUM ATWTt IATSlll •••••• ' 1 OO OL FINANCING 70 INCLUDES TAX & LIC. SEE VCAMPUS IELOW ' •ftNANCING WITH MAJOR BANK ON APPROVED CREDIT '78 B 210 2 DR. 199~!. For 48 months. Cash price $3364. Deferred Payment Price 1s $4795.68 including . tax. Uc. & finance charges APR. 14.35% (Stk.898) (Ser. HL8210983880) '78 510 2 DR. s119~ For 48 months. Cash pnce $4038. Deferred Payment Price is $5757.12 including tax. Lie. & Finance Charges. APR. 14.35% (Stk.8905) (Ser.HLA1001375A) '78 200 SX CPE. '78 F10 WAGON 1·1381.! ~ ·~'11 -2~~- For 48 months cash prices Is $4652. Oefemd Payment price is $6629.28 lncludina . tu. Uc. & Finance. charges. APR. 14.359' (Stk.8721) (Ser.HLS10159869) !75DATSUll NlOI Oft. '71 DATSUll Auto.•-. IWCOl'd , redlO. (1~0) '2795 flOITAWAG (004251) '2995 For 48 months. C8sh Pnce is $3781. Deferred Payment Price is $5388 including tax. lie. & Fi· nance:chafges. APR. 14.35% (Stk. 8846)(Ser.WPlFI0106651) fDOTHlll DATSUN. INC. MOON DATSUN ramun DATSUN. INC. lOtlG 8UCH DAISUM DOWNTOWN l A MOlORS IMPlllll OAISUN. INC UNIVERSAL CllT DAlSUN. IMC MlWPORI O&TSUll QUALITY DAJSUM IMPOm PASAOEN& DATSUN SANTA AMA OUSUM, INC llllll IMPOITS. lllC . . ~ .. .,, , ' ., ........ r-~-· · .. · ... . ·-... ·-·'· ••• I ··c .. ,,.. ···-·-.. -...... -·--··-· ........... -... ,_ ... . . . ...... 1., .. w Mtot.••·... ............... ...... ... "... ..... .••• rted ..•....••............. . ......................................................................................... . 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IQIDd ~. lbe• )'e&r.od dllcounlt moTOYOfACORO~ mNOWI llnl•Hctaatwd.,fl.8. •1111 . onall"711tool St W IAUaMOTOIS • cauaotm -iotu IMC1aall al' .. •mt llACHl...OITS .. :.,. J~•uAperract'~.. -HarborBlvd. • " -.. DOVEITR££1' '• ·-· '11 OOSTAllBSA ..,-.. ODUeCtor'i car. w/t'ec'ttpu, 1teno t'&H, .,_,_,.RT&••CJI heater, Oftly 115 979, •• 00979,.1776 Slwcc• Wk1*, a W.ltlst fllr .._TIM ot ~ ...... .-v r.n (.:IOBQJ>) -.. Pl\ PB. ~laaft \Oll9. ..... 71z.ot00 90XLIASIMG ~ "13. New radiala I&·--!:' ... ~~~at: "M Por "'-Alaah blue, ,.,.._ 9761 17141641-7661 brakes. Aak $3300, Pb llJl. all Nrvtee ~ All 'P"M t-ttli. r.lnt ~. •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• i• Toyota Chinook Used 8'5--2700 , ••• si•.aoo1part trade . ort1ownr.~.t42-llm 19011YOU u car or mcKor" ·bome.11'76TriumpbTR7s.SOme m..-. Min\ ·• llJ. wpd coupe SIU. YOUI Mst tell Pl50. 875-2289 with 1nm~.F coodl· 1tlt .aossL. uu11. ~~:.:.:A~ a ti TOYOTA, ey Ownrt.!9 corona 4-dr =!'!i 'creliln •=i =-. ~ .,qwp~. l m. SEE US! Md. .O.uw m1'1, Golnl lebemee • Victory edJ. "'1 Pwldle fl4. a.o. a 1pd. NAIOUIS TOY OT A ... t. must tell. e.o.rno dons. Most co&on avail· ~ m1S1.. U1tO, all'. PIS. map. App poup, new MdslONVlEJO ~ t7'7 bJe. Bauer Moton, 292S P/B......, paiAl. lmmac paint Ii Urn, S.439). lll..illO 4t5-IJIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• :arbor Blvd., Coata SU,1&0. f1S·UOI or SSl.znt -8llTRl,mlnt caad.,white, esa.f79.2500. ~ 'M Poncbe ~. lo nu, 1m Toyota Celle• GT priced to aell. MC>-COC56 oc '11 Mercedes . 1 m · reblt en1. extremely LHtback·Sllver with m.mt TR·250, 1181. a elualc. m.c\&latel50. pp SSllOO. elem. C.po Beach .-io. b I a ck Inter lo r . Stored 4 yn. 58K mi. n•Jm.aiM 111.orTJ. Automatic. air cond .. 1977 Triumph :J'R7· SLll00.6"-8040 AM/FM atereo with Ji'1n1fted lD flamenco red -------- ltn MIZ250C Once in• Ufedme Deal! track tape alloy wheels with red plaid interior. New TR7s-lmmediat.e de-Ausomati teer 1•1 rare convertible. abadow Jui" only 1.9, ' ruted withs speed gear livery! Some available I.Ill a1rci!'ct. ~ io.; Must sell Uus weekend. miles. Beat offer. Pn. box, air cond. and with sunroofs & air COD· nu!& (mJl"VO> $&SOD firm. 497-3289. pty. C.11847-74.56. A.M/Fll 11tereo cuaeLle. ~ We will take 17491. "15 ~ 914 2.0, red tmCorona, air, AM/FM ~~~orS:!1;;f:·H~~g:~ M:t~.m29~H::~: HOWAIDCMwold wallo/blk uibt .• ~tape, radio, PS, PB. auto, re Blvd., Cotta Mesa. Blvd., Costa Mesa. Dove•QuailSU. ys, ra .....-uov.1 wind defroste r , ne wn.2500. 9'J9.2500. (Nea.r MacArtbur, '61 Convertible, s uper tires. Asking $1,500. &..a..... ..... -------- JamboreeA:Bristol). clean, xlnt rwuunc cond. 64U58l. -. "•w tlOO Allto5. Mew tlOO NEWPORT BEACH •••••••••••••-•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• llJ.0551 m1~~s.;,10see, $4900 . '72 Toyota Carrlna, ._.. .. , medumlc'a dream, not "'M 11B 300D, tan. immac .• "1e 914, immaculate, A/C, nmnin.I. Sell cheap. stereo cass, $12,900. appearance grp, mags & ___ 67_3-_1304 ___ -1 4»1783 stereo. 1 owner. See to Bil Mint Condition 1970 a~t.e=S.S •11.BIQ Mercedes·250. Call 7729800 495-4162 aft.et' 5pm tor ----· ----1 ~. bar1ain in luxury 61911 Coupe, alloys. Web· drivtng. ben. AM/FM cass. Must BIRTHDAY sell. Make offer. 673-6314 i4 lllBZ ~ lmmac cond. or870-6500, ask for Frank SPECIALS :!'° ~ $9600. Call 77 PORSCHE ,, HOUSE OF IMPORTS, INC. Authorized Mercedes Benz Dealer IEST SB.ECT10M IH THE WEST!! •DIESELS 7U20DIS. 111Ml~ 7& 240 0 (Ser ea&41-'*" 71 300 DIS-1173718-78300CO IS.. 0'20)Wh11e Metorlly ol 11\eH cere ere "'.,..,... 1or eo ,,_ ~ -..... '° llOll'lng -CAU. TO..T l'OI NfA&Jt HOUSE OF IMPORTS, INC. ... , __ -- TUUO CARRERA Peru Red. Sports a sun· roof~ equipment incl~­inl air cood .• power wm· dows, and burgla alarm. Leather seating. 100% Concoufs automobile. <982RUZ> HARIOUIVW 18'111 Beach Bl .. H.B. ca U 842-4435 1977 PORSCHE 924COUPE • CamarolT --... COldllial•~ _ ....... _._ ·~··· -· -"lee 13481<YR~ ....... Spec;el 53999 Only 19,000 original S]699 miles, Blaupunlrt stereo cassette. air cond .. fully ._ _____ _. equipped. Immaculate! (187Rl Y > Priced to sell at $8995 SADDLEIACIC VALLEY IMPORTS 131-2040 495-4949 9755 ··:ffii·DmVioUli ... -UCAR OF THE YEARN Good inventory in stock. &..,,eMIKHa.fJflale •oiel •Hd ToJoto Plcli., ..... u... tro.alowaSUtl 7•SU LletlAal&I 5 1999 Hurry while they last! a-------• MIRAQ.E MAJDAfUMAULT 2150 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 645-5700 ~2199 '63 Renault Caravelle, convertible/hard top. Must sell. best offer --w-.-H-... --.. -&celmt-~•1 536-6296 Selec"-of t..te ...... RollRoyce 9756 c ... T,... ••••••••••••••••••••••• •1 DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY IRR CARVER ROLLS·ROYCE IWOJ•mborff .-wl)O't8Hdl l'-----'_..... CLOSED SUNDAYS -------•..........•.•.•..... DA WE'RE DEALING!!! OVER I 00 HONDAS NOW IN STOCK! ALSO, WE HAVE A GOOD SB.ECT10M OF ACCORDS TOO! "DON'T PAY TOO MUCH!" Ray RaMoe Says - "luy ,,., Mew Ha.da 'llow' a11d 1Mat' IM pric• lacreaw! Good selection of HOlldas at tt. old prices!0 • Mo Calalytic C••erfer • UsnRegmlcrGas • 42MPGEPA Good selection of the ,...._, Accord Ill stock & a senice dept. 2•dto-. 213/921 .. 511 714/523-7250 o. ... .__...__ 9742 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976 MG Midget·Brltisb racing green exterior wtth tan lntttior. A low mileaae example or lhiB economical sportscar. Bauer Motors, 2925 Harbor Blvd., Coat a llleaa. 979-2500. The difference between a Mercedes-Benz lease and any other -is the Mercedes-Benz. MQil 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '1'1 llGB, xlnt cond., lo mi, $SIOO/ofr. 714·551-0451: 21.M91·3519 1977 MGB·Pramrose yellow e&terlor with bladl: bd.erior. We lllB Di· ~ me or lhe most po ar 1pomcan in area ntted witb All/Fii radlo & factory wire wheels. Come ln • drive thia one today! Bauer Motors, 2925 Harbor Bh·d., Costa lli5a. t'J'9..2500. MGB-OT Tr. Xlnt cond. Maroon w /wire whls. Overdrive. Bst ofr 615«198 "10 llGB GT. super clean, low mileage, aee it, -.a&5'1 •• r 1 o1 9741 ....................... lt77DIMO. PllCm TO GOii MIWlt711 DISCOUMl9 MOW PLUS ,..... automaUc ~until the end of Au1u1t l HURRYt tl llACH IMPORTS .. OOVESTREET NEWPORT BEACH 71.wtOO The ca r you lease does make quite a difference. After all, you don't drive the lease. you drive the car. And when you lease a Mert'l?Ues··Be-nryou-ctrtve some· thing special indeed. Whichever Mercedes·Benz model you choose, you drive one of the v«>rld's most respected automo· biles. A car with legendary engi· neering, meticulous craftsmanship, outstanding performance and safety. ~ Something else: you'll drive the car you lease for two. three or even four years. Most cars look out of date all too quickly. But when you -tease·a· M\m..~S·oti• ~ dri'!\?'-a~· car with classic lines and timeless· ness that is never out of date. We have several leasing plans to offer you. One is certain to make it more convenient for you to drive a Mercedes·Benz than you might have thought possi· 0 ble. Call us today .for the , surprising facts. ' Ask about our many convenient leasing plans. Mission Vie.JO lmp(;>tts 831 . • Auth,,re...d Dtoaft1,. 1740 21701Mar1u1rbePkwr.495-l 700 $on Ditto fwy. of A""'1', Miukin V'9fo - 2 DR. OU: • FAC Ne !01~737 2 DR. DU. • FAC NC IOINIMA1$ 2 DR. DLX. • FAC NC ll~l't Z DA. DLX. 1 ...... 7& 2 DR. DLX. t9Q1.M66611 • 4 DR. DLX. ~ 4 DA. DLX. • FAC NC l22-tllmle3 4 OR. DLX. 2&1-tl31'Jl74 DR.SED.•Nf ~" HI Ci'E.SSPD II...,. 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P1S. trlr htch COIYITTI eo.ooo ml '•· reblt, 71 YWCAMHI t PAllD'Ol:R ~ M l u I'll t• Tan tn color. httl•P -.a&tfrClll&MM.AMlrll ,.,Sqbk, IClnl cOnd., rblt ·11rl'IVIUWt '74Camaro.autumngold. '61CorvurCpe.PG.radio a utom at c, A FM A• / · 12 1 ~ · urrt .... uw rebulll ~ • atra d .. n lo· HI • lrana, cltao. Sl'OITAIOUTW•M. new tires. new battery, & pa beater. rebll. xlnt stereo 8 track. air cond .. ~70'5/llST42'00. _,.. wltJa • MO. OR lide • • Ptiff~ I« 1 ....0 D/L wlh luH•1e rack. vtn~~ rool. all xtraa in· cond. l650/oCfer646-7016 leather interior, 11uies& R.aN '7ZVW paneled vu. t,GOO 111L8 WARRAN I= f1SD1lt Of ll'OUOI · W ~-ln lnt (NlllQT) • • cluel.i.q air. Mlnl. Can Qrylltr 9925 m11Sw~·.!_006R~WI _,.. -u. N ~.11-1• u • .-v • _, :81, • x ' ...... Bl D..,J. floan ..... ·-......... --A- Iii FM I d ~ IWl1W .. -· "" SPECIAL -·r I •• .. ••••••••••••••• .. •• VALLEY IMPORTS ·-•uu•. 11 .-......... TY._ ...... MUe11e t II"'") ___., • .. 1~ • .., _.... """""" °'s:,._.., .... ....,.....,. A I • lit nt con . ADxJn'\-1 (tal>MH> Ill flt''7Mlit • -100"' c~ ~roltt 9920 '77""'--lerCordoba.eun· I I 9 0 0 C 1 1 4 > NAllO\ll YW -_.....,-'""1 " IJl-240 495-4949 mat/~ • •••••"• .. ••••••••••••• root. Cully loaded. must--------11711 KtiBlvd .• H.B. 7zc...,sJOoo ~llMl'n FORD lt7'CHIVROUT aeU.P.P 554·2650 ·10 WeaU•ll• camper, can.... aa.nos , $&5-1'118 .lUnAI TEST MAUIUSIDAM . Co11• t9U pop--t()Q..Ulnt, tood cODd 'MYWC"'~ ¥...a....... 9772 W~_g~Gro:.!,'l',·10 Va t ll '7SCordoba.allxtras·A1r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SU50.-.0l4' _._ 999 CDUwua~ ---DRIVE . au oma c . pwr. swuf. cruise cntrl. only lt7SMllCURY A a.ASSICl ................... ,... steerina & brakes. fac· S4850. Must :.ee p p ,. r;upat beKI ' rf. low ml. &d ~nd. Aak&nl ---~ You anutt ... Lbla all 146-1100 l9011 YOU Mell 99 IO A DIESEL t.ory air cood. & Land~u Dys: 644-8650 B. My era. COUGAR XR7 oriliAal vehka. today I VW DUN• 8UOOY RCftl llLL YOUI •u•••••• .. ••tt•••••••• top. (78LNKL1. Special White top. while body & PR1CSD TO SELL!' -• ,.bl', 11_..,.11·trfft vOLvO, ltJJIU.,... SEVILLE pricelaanly CmttlM: .. al 9930 white interior VB, ~) ..... • "" • • ._ $2999 ••••••••••••••••••••••• automatic. air cond .. • vw Bua. ,..blt a\J, • NAllOUI YW I.Ir ... c ..... top/&OW SEE us•. llYBA • 75 CONTIMEMT AL pwr steering " brakes. dual e>arb.. atMeO tau, d • bu incl. SIU0,17M170 ~ll power. factory air MARICIV pwr. windows & 6 way MO.&M-1• llrll~~~.H.8. •bul.Speaaw/bed xlnt MAIOUISYOLVO cond .. lilt wheel. apllt NABERS ~II power. factory air seat, Ult wheel. 8 track '41 )'OU w&Dt """'r adv.l"\ia· CCllMI. radtaJa AM /tM • lllS&ON VIEJO aeatl. padded top & rally cond.. leatlaer interior. stereo & rally wheels. A ,_ taa SllOO. i'l111b daya IJl..Jll049S.IZIO w bee I a · Sh a r P ! ~ padded top. split seats. beauty' 104SNYT> '"' m::,,• to ruch ·• Pop Top Westfall• ,,.._.v .. 11.-.<mFNE>. • cnase control, lilt wheel $4955 ~ C::i.iiiedt 1~0~~! cmpr, reblt en1. Id eood 11otneei .,4 SUl)er Bee· ~ICOUMTY $2499 1964 a.evy 11• gd transp. & stereo. <814102 1. Like w•v lo IO' Call Now• Sl400.-..SO Ue, 1 ownr, alr, R/H , VOLVO lOOOHart>orBMt. $!550/orbestoffer. NEW! _, _,_ ...,. 496-5958. aft 6pm. 55999 c;o.S7I Qaai6ed Adi W.~ Mklnl••-· 541--1 EXQ.USIVEL Y VOLVO COStcl Mesd.. 540-9100 r.-tVol ...__ 1 1962 CHEV. Impala .._......__ ...__ ................ _ t '17 Squareback, 1ood ~.es vo~•er .,,__. __ _,,__ _,,__ ___. KN\ mOranaeCounty! ---------1......_... lmmac .• classic ••••••••••••••••••• ..... car.-· BUY or LEASE --------'76Seville. Very clean. All coodJUoo. 42,000 original NABERS CAOll.L.K AUTO CENTER -. .. COMMEU CHEVROLET 28:iJI Harbor Blvd . COSTA MESA 546-1200 &'2'85'7 DIRECT '74 Reial, fully equipt. extras. $8900. Wkdys miles. $850. 673-3858 £'~• Nl'l•J+t'~"·~ !_!k~~E~~.0"~7· • ..2.!.1 • 9'75-0484.eves67 5- 7172 '65 Impala . A/C. P /S, '73KR7.ev~ry ractoption, t llA .. C I• \I .r4 ¥1 '" ••• t•.., '11VWConv. Lo ml'a. FM atereo cua. Xlol cond. Red/blk top. $4900. 511-»e ····· ,,., .. ,,.,,. --~ ...,. -......., 1970CADll.LAC P /B auto AM /FM CorT.... 9932 44.000 mas, perf t'ond. 1975 IUICIC COUPE DE YIW stereO 8 trk •. gd transp. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2450 -673-61871548·5501. s. Manchester B.ECTRA Full power. factory air 751-3929 '76U8T·top. wht. loaded. 68 Cougar. auto. AM. VB. "10 VW Bua. xlnt cond. m ust see to apprec. SltOO. Call aft 6 S56-6460 2025 Full power, vinyl toP.• cond .. Ult wheel. padded ·77 Monza. lo mi 's. xlnt condition. Best or· good cond., good transp A~hei~ 750-2011 split seats, stereo. talt top & AM /FM stereo. AM /FM S.trk. Gd cond. fer. 673-7773 8>0/ofr 963-9970 2 Swedla b Volvo '81 Bua, clean. new Mechanics now at engioe.olcestereo,musl Ivan 's, 1995 Harbor sell. $1000/mk offer. Blvd.,C.M.645-1982 wheel & cruise control. Sharp! (592BTV>. Call 642-82.67. (~). $1999 SeU things fast wath Daily '70 XR7. extra clean Must $4299 NABERS CADlu.AC AUTO CENTER ·eochevy 348SuperGllde. PilotWantAds. sell Mak::'~r. runs good. S600or best of· fer. 49J..8406 AMtot. Mew 9100 AMtos, Mew 9100 ~ '73 164E, • spd. overdrive. '87 VW Bag, rblt eneine, A/C, AM/FM, lthr, pwr, 1750cc. extras, $950. xlntcond. $2800.961>-1034 NABERS CADILLAl: AUTO CENTER . . 4 ......... .-.. ... .. Moving to Hawaii must ••••• • • • • • • ••••••••••• • •••• ••• •••• •••••··~···· ....... , .. .. .... . . . , ........... 962-95216 •71 VW, 68K mi, orig '70 Vol110 164. PS, air, Buick '62 Special good o w o e r • a 1 I r e c . AM/FM cassette stereo, cood. runs weU s:i>o Meticulously main · goodcond,$1650."99-4l39 SSHo87 · tained. $1900 firm . '70. Volvo 142$, need s 'tsFJectra22S.LomJ. P/S 640-1090 IDlnOr work. $950 or best & P /B, moving, must '67 VW Bug. Xlnt cond oCfer. 962-4603 seU. $700/b&t. 494·7US thru-out. s1200. Ph .... ...._,, uu..a COlllac 9915 87s.8638. 631·9560 --•••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED 00-73 VW Cmpr 9905 must be good cond, reas. ••••••••••••••••••••••• anytype54M875 76rACER 74 VW IUS Automatic trans.. roof (75SRRE> rack. U.95NLP> $3477 S347S SUNSET FORD SUNSET FORD ~Garden Grove Bl. 5440 Garden Grove Bl. Westminster 636-4010 Westminster 836-4010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976 CADILLAC COUrEDEYIW Full power. factory air cond .• ster eo tape, Cabriolet top, Ult wheel. cruise control & spill seats. <tsoPCX>. $5999 NABERS CADlu.AC AUTO CENTER ,. ' ... . sell. '71 Camaro. 350 V-8 '77SEVILLE P/S, P/B. A/C. auto, Lo mi. all was. naw· _S199l5 __ ._645-4 __ 7_17 ___ _ less. $12.000 f irm. Down.right good 1968 752·1144 days, 833·2907 wagon, 9-pass, P/S, P/B, eves & wtnds. air. S800. 493·3337 1975 CADILLAC '66 Malibu Wagon. white. &.DORADO runs good. SS95. F\Jll power. factory air ___ 4_92_·_2828 ___ _ cood., leatherspUtseata. '78 MONZA Cabriolet top, cruise con· trol. ster eo tape. tilt Automatic trans • air wheel & low. low miles. cond .. AM /FM radio. viqyl top' raJJye wheels . (Q718). <976VQB> $6499 $5250 NABERS CADll.LAl: · AUTO CENTER • \ tlA• I•' ''t. .... • '• ~ ~ •••• •fl.•J• SUNSET FORD ~GardenGrove Bl . Westmmster 636-4010 1972 Cadillac Sedan •73 Monte Carlo. air. DeVille. Loaded. Clean. clean, PS & PB. Landau WILL Y'S DOWNI Drop By and s.11 ••• We'll All Alltot.New HOO Alltot, Mew 9100 Alttot, Mew . . . . . ' ·,, ' .. ...... \ ~ . ""'' ..• . ... $1975. 646-5732 top. $2100. Dys. 751·3211. Eves 559-5584 . Feel lefter •. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• DRIVE HOME ANY NEW '78 Z·Z·ZEPHYR '78 MONARCH .. "'71~ BO&CJU IN OUR BIG STOCK FOR JUST s9_9 OVER FACTORY INVOICE ALMOST 100 CARS TO CHOOSE FIOM <FACTORY INVOICES INCLUD_!!~~l!f.1. PREPARATION. AND FACTORY ~Mf I WEEKEND SPECIALS I 19nLINCOLN TOWN SE0.\11, a.ct. 1111.,.. ,._, AIUlll ..... 1-. i..... ..._ '" ...... er.-_.. UC. 1111711H s 1975MARKIV Jld. ............ ~ ..... -........... -... ... ......... Uc mTNOll ,7288 1978 MONARCH " ... -...... llct. ""· ,.. .•• ,.. ~Ml ..... ....,. ..... Uc. ~ 1tnLINCOLN ftMM.lA-. ........... MHti ....... -...,. ..... ---UC..-nlU. '9288 1974BUICK ,.._LTD. lect.tltt ..... ,....Mf.nl ....... -. .._ ... .................... Ue.newvtl '3788- f9170ATSUN .,,., • .,. ___ ,.. .............. U..mmtll. '3888 1978TOYOTA PIC«.W I lltlU.4 ........ Ml ..... Llt ...... •3888 . , ................ . ----'74 Eldorado convert. 71 Nova, auto . 6. Tape '74 Cad Sedan de Ville. cranberry flremast. new: deck. $700. Runs good. Mint cond .• loaded! wht top, brakes. battery, 548-4482 $3500. P.P. 640-1776 radial ta.res. All extras. --------Sfi800. 494~1. •94-8797 '67 Nova station wagon, '73 El Do. CONVERT. good transportaUon car. Xlnt cond $4750. or trade C 9917 $400. ~1723 1a--t"'m-• for Blazer. 751·5127 ors:uo 539-4988 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '62 Cad Sedan, very cln, '71, auto. xlntcood. '74 Malibu classic, 27.000 mi, xlnt cond. 768-8936 Runs. nds work. xlnt $2000 bdy. $250 or bst orr. 331.965:;. Must sell '66 Chevelle • 5440 GARDEN GROVE Bl. WESTMINSTER (213) 598-5588 (71i) 63&.4010 673-4537 Malibu. mags. xlot cond, ,____.... ___ --'-"' '68 Camaro, 6 cyl, good 642-1794 Take Valley View Turnoff from S.D. & G.G. Fwya. Have something to sell? cond. Orig owner. New Classified ads do at well. tires. $1000. 546-1121. Want Ads Call 642·5678 •••••••••••••••- Aatot, New 9100 Alltol. Mew Mew •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MEW 19711-100 VAN 54895 USED CAR SPECIALS PRICED RIGHT! ?JDOHI DARY '1995 74fOID MAYlllCll '2195 '71C .. nLmt COIDOIA s3995 77 DOOM 7 JDOOel 77CMIYT All'IM WAM* IUllLI TOP MOfA POWM W.... 4l 4 VI ..-.&ICU1•lilllol Cl"'Ptt. VI. lvlOIMllC AulOfll•llo lf-M-. Yl.----•w•1www• •1 ' tr1111,,,IUIO", po wer POWtf tltUlftt , llf PO•tt tlte olftO, e u pow9r _....,. a .,,.,.., """"'· .. .._.!Of a COftdillOfllllt . PO•U 0011111110111111 , c .... .. ..,....,..,.(13113411 -(i4M71 WlllllO•• a 1111 WllHI OOMl'OI. ~ .... a (t'2900~ Ollo.-.,_ (GINIHI 14195 14695 '4395 17995 ...... _..,.. -. -.. -• <It .. -.... --........ . ....._UIH ..,._,U1H ....._UtH , ..._.UN4 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' ,.... "40 .... ' fflJ .... ttl1 Daillllt f31 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ..................................... ~········· 71NUIT._ '14NC'f0 _... IUMAIOUT v.., ..... uo ~.1 air "&JPIU) cOIMI , ..... llffnDI. &.ow aa.Book ,\ll"M ttereo tepe, BPICIAL. .. vlayt root. ••••· $1421 1••i.:,BI .. Booll SlllSET FOID IP~llto .. MeOGardea Grove Bl. • Wf"Atm.lnet« aMOlO SllCSO FOii 71fWrOW•M • .,..OardtD Orov• 81 Automellc tren1., air W••'oSW aMOIO ~ ~EV> Low Biiie Book 71MUSTA• 8PZCIAL ... v-. aut.ocmuc trans .• air snoo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1ood • hrd wa.o.. aood lat =·~'r:..·~r:.; SlllSET FORD car, Deeda l1lloor ....... ...--ff41 ...._llattd'1W.oaly isMto:rdenGroveBl. .._ m.9Ue¥• 4111 millL WOl> Wlltmlnlter 636-4010 '71 Galax¥. ala& coed. -UMCOLM "71 Slit I F\na. TOWN COWi IUMll1' fllOIO "74 PINTO Call......., Lolded, ~500ml&el, SMOGardeftOroveBI. Automatlc tran1 . __ .;.;;...; _____ ,contact John Turo. W•mteettr IJl.4010 1883PQV) 1972 l'onl LTD Wa1ot1. WJ~I btwn Sam Low Bhae Boot pwrtuir.Sl400. ~ll·F '71MUST.... SPECIAL ... < 114*-li51 '6' MAU Ill ~~;!lhw~f:e: SUM~l~IO '76 LTD. 4 dr, p iw . p S. AU whiie, lurquoile In· morel <aeLPX> 5440GIU'deoGroveBI. P 8, air. 100<1 r ond tenor A r.al collectors -.-ti Must Mll aZ95 tl47 3664, llt'm. A car Utat will oaly _,. Westminster 638-4010 ..Utor&n _ aoupmpnce<XRASM> SUNSET f'OID 74PIMTOW4Mt. · P'akfln, UK ong ma. S.Pric•Sl115 ~GardenGroveBI. Opeedtraoa. <~ER) $400 or best offer. , .............. j West.rnlnlter UMOIO LowSP~~ .... 199 s....-. Col&.it .... -.uu.. ... -,., ___ ... VI. 4 dr, ..... 64N1tl li70, Qevelaod 3S9 eng $1425 1-1 .. .._ ... reblt. new brks. tires. ~~· aood coed ..... ell 9941 battery. etc. $2495.. SUNSET FORD -------'""'1-••••••••••••••••••••• a.mt 56t0Garden Grove Bl. '70 9 ~ Country Squire "72 Grabber new &.rans, a. bll ttsl Westminster 636-4010 v.a. IS. P/B. AM. auto, dnl, bru.' A/C. Great ..... ~ ............... . A/C, rack,~ eond. Sl275. 213/430-7022 ..,_.... 9960 • '7S Cl1I'LASS Suprell;le. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7'1 Ford LTD lJ .'70z.ctr.nu Ures.auto.ad dr. Buraund)' VID~l, PLY M OUTH BroQsbm, 4 dr. Cham· trans $300/or bat ofr. brdtp., silver/ burgwi . 7 S pagne, xlnt cond. l6M m• afl6. A/C,AJl./AJl,P/S,A/ , VALIANT Brougham, rm. S5lll)O. Ori& owner. ' p /B SUOO. 8'5-321118 xtra sharp, 6 c~I. auto, 548..-i Mlrcwy 9950 ' PS, AC, valour mt. only __.;... _______ , ••••••••••••••••••••• •• '74 Omeaa. 350. Below low $2850. Cl7MLL> 77GRAHAOA ORANGECOUNTV'S blue book. Nd money for FOXLEASIMCi 4 door. V-8, automatic MEWEST collece. Will deal. (114)645-7661 trans., air cood .• power LINCOLN·MERCU~Y 962·1960 steering tinted glass · OPEN __;,,:,__ ______ 1 '76 Volare wagon 23,000 steel radi0als. (844RXG > • Dealership 15 now '76 St.arfire. 4 cyl, A/C, mi, P /B, P /S, A!C. xlnt · $4616 RAY R.ADEIOE auto. xtra clean. $2950. cond, must sell $4100 UNCOLN·MERCURY Ph 751·7472 S41H152 SUNSET FORD l6-l8AutoCenterDr. •73CUTUSS 71 __ P_ly_V_ali_·_an_t_s_lan-t-6, S4tOGardenGroveBJ. SDFwy·r~~~rest exit <6944) 4·dr, stick, air. good Westminst.er 636-4010 ll0.7000 $1950 transportation $595. 77 GRANADA SUNSET FOID _546-_17_42 ____ _ '72 Mercury Marquis 5440GardenGroveBI. Mustaell '70 Roadrunner 2 door. V-8, automatic Brougham. fully loaded. Westminst.er 636-4010 w/440 & fin on bck $700'. trans:• au-~ond .. power to mi, xlnt cond. Best of· ste4:n n.1. hnted glass. fer over $1675. 846·9070, ·m Vista Cruiser , power , 9 &3l-02181 Gd cood. radial ures. (21642) SJ6.Q)74 seat.. $850/or bst ofr. 73 SElllM'i $4616 759-9'48/644-8722. SUNS FORD '71 Stallonwgn. ms good. (319GWZ) ET Best offer. Olds CuU~ '69, 2 Dr. Air. Low Blue Book 5440Garden Grove Bl 557·4250 p/s, radio. $800. Call SPECIAL ... West.minster 636 40lO '72 Mere Brnughum, 4-dr. 8»786l 51415 77 LTD II pil/bt, all extras & trlr '70 Delta 4 dr, air, xtra SUNSET FORD 4 door. V·8, automullc pack. 42K m1 $1595 sharp. SllSO. 17532 Misty 5440Ganlen Grove Bl. trans .• alr cond . power 644·2.524 Ln, H.B. West.minster 636·4010 ~leering & brakes. vinyl MitsfancJ 9952 rool. (12SRLB> ••••••••••••••••••••••• PWo 9957 ,Ollllac 9965 $4750 '68 Mus tan ~ 289. V ·8 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUNSET FORD Highest bid gets it. Runs '74 AM/FM 8 trk stereo good, need!. some body new clutch. xlnt cond. S440Garden Grove Bl. work up front. Must seU $1'99. mstsell 536-lli96 76 POMTIAC Westminster 636-4010 soon547·3182 AIEllRD ---. pd '74 Pinto. AM /FM tape, Formula 400. Automatic 7~ ~.,. WGH '74 Ghia II, 6-cyl, 4·s • new tires & balt. Runs· trans., power steering, ~~ ' AM /FM Cass, $2300. _ .. Automatic tr an~ .. V ·8. 644•2856. looks gd. SlSOO. 549-1135 air Lvuu, mags, stereo. -<78SJEU> SHARP! (130NWK) $1975 '68 Must. 302 cu eng, auto '72 Pinto squire wgn, 4 HARIOUR VW trans. P /S, A/C, good spd, Al t, xlnt cond, 18'111 BeacbBlvd.,H.B. SUNSET FORD ~~~~':s 846-116.5 eves sum. 962-6894 Call842-+435 5440GardenGro\•eBI A11tos Mew 910 Wot Mew tlOO Westminster 636·4010 '74 Mustang 2+2. V-6. •••••.'•••••••••••••••• •••••.'••••••••••••••••• AM /FM. xlnt cond. 10 Ford LTD. Auto. air, $2400. P.P. 549·2179 P /S. XJnt. $815. Ph 841·2130 '68 Must. 6·cyl. auto. c l assic car $1475 . Classified Ad& 642-5678 645-8614 ...=..::~:.;:_ ____ _, AMtot.Uwd AMtot.Us.d ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1971 CHEVROLET CAMAIO (Z34548) SUPER SHARP!!! 1977 CHEVROLET C:OlfflTI (A832SP) UKE NEWiii 1975 b(W Hlf (P5091) low Mileage Silver Beautyl 1978 POIS CHE tl4COWW (L3483AJ THIS ONE'S IMMACULATE! 1975 lllCIWN SIOllTSCOWI (P5138) A RARE ITEMI 1966 FOU --.:iswte CA681CV) A SHARP CAR!ll IUNIDFORD'I LOOK FOR ME? What's Missing? at t1te s-D19CJO a._........_ Fwp. "WILLY THE WHALE AND HIGH PRICES11 DISCOUNT SALE LOOK DISCOUM1'S UPTO ... .$~ftl\ . ••• -.vu- ... ssoo ... '400 DOMT MISS THIS SALE IF YOU'RE IN 'IHE VAN MARKET Selected v.ntctee In StoGk-Subfect to Prk>r SM 5440 GARDEN GROVE BL. - WESTMINSTER (213) 59f..5511 '714) Na-4010 Fftdev, Auguat 2&. 1979 ONi1. V .-.LOT 8 J& ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...._.,_ , UMd ,.... ,,,. ....... 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COSTA llESA "72 Vqa, Cd cood. SS.000 ~~~d. 146-1200 Adi, YOW' Olle· mi'1,'850. 546-1200 lbopplq center. ___ .=W::..:.·'7896:::::·:---•--------'12 Gran Safari Sta. Wsn, ~==:......;;::....;..;...;..;.;,.;.;...._ P /wlodows. l uua,. Allt9I. Mew 'R'"'li"91a..Mew tlOO ....._....., • tlOO rack. Allt/Flil upe. Ut •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• WIHAVE TaAMSAMS WI ALSO LIASI ALLMAJIS AMDMOOB.S Oll•r ••l>lret 41 ~oura 1fttr DUllhOel-~ Glut ... ---v ... ......,. to ptlot ..... ~ . ~~~ ~T ALAN MAGNON PONTIAC 2480 Hari>our Bl•d. Costa Me10 17 I 41 549·4300 Find what you want ln Dally Pilot Classifieds. wbl, lo mi, xlnt cood. .Wl'7 .. GTO, 400 cu. eng, auto. sood cond. $1300 /best of. (u. 75U473 70•RAMDPllX &aper Sharp! Must See <383BQF> $1950 SUNSET FORD 56t0Garden Grove Bl. Westmh>Aer 636-4010 9910 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........, .. •77f.llllDt SUNSET FORD SPECIAL SALE! All loaded with V ·8. automatic trans., air cood .• power steenng, power brakes, power windows. radial tires. tinted glass, vinyl roof. tilt wheel. and rallye wheels . (313SW D. 079SWD . 319SWD. 083SWD. 952TJ F . 317SWD, 314SWD. S29SQS> e•For Dbcomlt! SUNSET FORD 636-4010 5440 Garden Grove Bl. Westminster Aldos.UMd .... UMd •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 ee.~~.~s9477 w,,.... AM~M -'-· "'"11 rOOI. ·---r;D'7&11 '76 ~i!!.cr~sa855 -· al-'"lf --..,_ AM/F"M •-toiSPl<EI '76~,~w:t--S2455 '76r;:~~~=-S2888 .. ...,1 IOOI, -gila C&4IRTNI '7 &Cecllec S. De V-. s 7 399 y .. 9 IUtO ff8 1'\I fl ttory au cont11t10n1n9 fult pow•r pOwet ••-•no -a .. c ..._ -wtndOW• ~ _.ti, AMWM rldto. wtutew1ll fifff wtnyt root tinted QtaU , wn.el ~ ~ M'Utlf'IOf ~4181 '75~•~n~eciory . .,~4588 CO..cllllO<liftf. lull -~ ·~--........ -~ --"""'™ ..-. -· .... _, -'"""' QI.-__ .__ ,°"~ ........ '7 4n::-:.cc.-~~ ..... s 2194 '14 ~-:!:ai.:=$ 3888 '7 4=:.=:~ S2988 , . t ECONOMY CARS 74 CHM VEGA WAGON ..• s1111 Good ec: __ ....,..,1-.cci 74 FORD PINTO .•.•••••..•••.•. '2444 .-...--..__•-a on1y 11 ooo ,.,,,.. lall<F"1 '1& CHM CHEYffiE ••••••.••••••• '266& Ai.1-IJC ---IMONlLl '75-MERCURY COMET ••••••••.••••• s2111 .,._.,.,.._...., .. '°',,~i 76 AMC PACER X •••••••••••••••• s 3333 -~-_.,,..,-...,_ ·--Z:Z.000-~I '78 MAZDA GLC 2 DR ••••••••.•••••• s 3444 • >llMd ir-a--i4.000 m11ea '40'TMY~ 76 DODGE DART •.•••••••••.••.••• s 366& --.-111 a0t•• ... <:Giid ·--nooo .... ,. u,._1 76-OLDS STARRRE •••••••••••••••• s3777 77 DATSUN 8210 ...•••...•..••.• s3777 W1!11e1r-&bo-~ INTERMEDIATE CARS '73 Pl YMOUTH DUSTEI COUPE •••••• s2222 AOll0•"8llC ---..--·--Cl.GllO---~ 71 BUICI CEllTUIY •••••••••••••• '2444 Thia __ ....,a.GOO...., f4DOIOI. '75 MERCURY MONARCH •••••••••••• 53811 "" ....... ....------------~ . 76 PONTIAC GRAND LE MANS •••••• s 3999 ~--·-----·-----~ 77 FRiii MUSTANG •••••••••••••• s4444 -~-= .... ·----~ 76 DODGE CHARGER SE ............. s4555 '76 MERCURY COUSAI 117 •••••••• s5555 HM~ & .. NEW! (ltlP\IA) 77 FORD L m SQUIRE WASON •••••• s5119 ,_ l._. __ ,.,.,_. 77 BUICK REGAL COUPE ••.•.•...• s5999 W1111 many ,_,., exlr•I (4J:IAl.l '78 CHEVY MAUBU CLASSIC •••••••• s5999 Automahc,""' " I.,,.,.._ lllYC" -()'711MY) LUXURY CARS '7l CADILLAC SEDAN DEYlllE •••••• s333i 75 BUICK ESTATE WAGON •••••••••• '4666 I 74 CONTINENTAL MARK IV •••••••• s5444 '76 CAllLLAC COUPE DEVILLE •••••• s 1111 ,___.._.~) '11 BllCI ESTATE WAGON ........... '8333 L-w1t11 ......... & OfllJ 1171/00 ~I lliUel.T) '11 CAllUAC COUPE DEVILLE •••••• s9999 low ._.....,_toa1 a --11ae~1i11M) 17 LllCOl.N VERSAILLES •••••••••• s9999 Lille HEW oondllloft llw\Qjll ltCICIT90t. SPORTSCARS '73-OPEL GT •••••••••••••••••••••• •CD .... _,...,_~ 76 FIAT 124 SPIDER •••••••••••••• s4999 •.-i·-•~1i1t11 77 SUBARU BRAT •••••••••••••••• '5&6& ..!!!!,191---a.ooo~.-,-~ 77 DATSUN 280Z •••• I ••••••••••• snn w11na .. -a..,..-~NlW-.110n ~ 2'21 HAUOI ILVD .. COSTA MIU t7f.2IOO • J .. l , ) .. FABULOUS YEAR-END VALUES ON ALL BRAND NEW 1978 MODE"- CHRYSLERS AND PL YMOUTHS ••• DOl'f MISS •r ON GIANT YEAR-END SAVINGS .NOWI FOR FLEET SALE OR LEASE INFORMATION, CALL BR y AN 111£8 e1s<OI HESKETH . 546-1934 YEAR-END CLOSEOUT ON ALL FINE iiiiiiili~USED CARS~--- s BRAND NEW 1978 CHRYSLER LE BARON 2 DOOR COUPE Wl1'H FACTORY AIR C~'!!~~~ ine. torquetllte automatic transm1ss1onorii:.• sunr~;. AM/FM stereo ~ ~ leaJhe• ,.., wlJh ann •est, -~maloc -CO<U•ol, aJumonum w/8 track tape, !ill ".¥heef. H.Ok. s:=~s:~;; !~ndow defroster, cornering lights & Wheels, electronic dtgltaJ cloc • e radial W/s/w trres. (FP22H8G245514~ DISCOUN•11 liot l'nce-.49786.0S I Your Price-$S186.05 ~ 51600 • 170 CHEVROLET WAGON '77 PLYMOUTH VS. autornar1c lransm1ss1on. POwer steering, P<>wer brakes. air cond . radio. luggage rack. hearer & wtstw tires. C660Bt T). YOl.41ESIDAN Va . automatic trans . air cond1t1on1ng, cruise control. Power steering. POwer brakes. v1ny1 lap, racho. heater & W/S/w rires. c 7B2RSV). Sf95 s3795 '7 4 CHEVROLET CAl'RICE ESTATE WAGON vs. au1omat1c trans . power steering & brakes. AM/FM radio. POwer seat & windows. elect. door locks. luggage rack. a1r cond. heater & W/S/w t1res. COOSK.JU). '73MAZDA WAGON $1995 172 MERCURY COMET COUPE Automatic transmission. Power brakes. air CX>nd1t1oning, root rack. radio & heater. (423HTK). $1495 VS, automatic rransm1ss1on. Power steering. radio. hearer & wt SI w tires (258PCP). '73 FORD LTDcou,.E VS . automatic transmission. t11t wheel. Power sreering. Power brakes. v1ny1 tap, air cond . r8d10, heater & Wfslw tires. (275HUL' '77 CHRYSLER COboiA COUl'E VB. automatic trans . heater. POwer steering & brakes. w/s/w trres. arr cond . POwer windows, leather interior. SPiit POwer seat. AMI FM radio & v1 ny1 top . (638SCN). $5495 '77DODGE AVIHW4GON s1195 '78 CHRYSLER LE IARON W A~ON VB. automatic trans.. SPiit Pwr. seat. Pwr Windows. PWr steering. pwr. brakes. AMI FM stereo wl tape. cruise control air cond1t1on1ng, wlsfw tires & heater. 146HXR,. $7995 176 FIAT WA(i()N VB. autorna11c transm1ss1on. POwer steering. POwer brakes. air COnd . luggage rack. radio. heater & w/s/w tires. CB73PXU). 4 cyl . 5 SPeed .Jransm1sslon. luggage racJc. buc~et seats & vinyl srde moldings, (385RJRJ. s4195 $2695 ------..... .. .. . . 1 .... I t Huntington Beaeh ·Fountain Valley EDITION I I I ~fteraooa · N.Y. Stoeks t 1 VOL 71, NO. 237, •SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1978 TEN CENTS Dead Fish ~Blows' Bolsa SI Test By .unrua a. VINSD.O °' ............... R~ ult.a ol ti ti for possible oilfield slud&• polluUon of Bolsa Chica Laeoon wUdllle preserve waters cannot be known for at least another w•k due lo a dead rash. u count.)' official said ~ ··They blew the first test and have to nm 1t agaln," be said ol the Ventun rt.rm contracted by tbe county lo make such tests ror pollution. Th tlab, hldl wu a key ln t.be teatlna died when tbe IAlt people accTdentally 1but oU ft.I ox· uenaupply. Roa Bales, usbtant director or lhe Department of General Services' IOUd wute manage· ment division, had to stifle a gl1· gle today u he explained. The county haa been in· vesligating the tuue raised by Assemblyman Dennis Maniers <D·Huntinllflon Beach> after Huntlntton-&acb City Coun· cilman John 'Jbomas called bis attenll«*' to It. Amlnoll USA Inc .• dumps oilfield sludge coolant e>n 11 acres near the wildllle refuge tor reeyclin1. They insist their recycling operation in which drilling coolant mud is dried and cleansed poses no hazard to the ecology of tbe Bolsa Chica re- eion, a haven for migratory birds. Bates said today the testing process involves a bio-assay and speetrotrapbic analysis of the soil, oil and certain metallic con· tents of the dirt to see if they are toxic. .. What happens is. they then mix them together to see what happens. Some of them may be harmless but together there may be a chemical reaction. "They take a good, sturdy fash and mix different concentrations of the materials In water and see if the fish can survive. "The fish lived fine in the first test -in the strongest concen· tratlon -but later In one of the weaker concentrations it died.·· said Bates. Investigation into the fish's untimely demise led to the con· clusion that at some point in the testing, a Jab employe acciden· tally tumed off the pump tbat forces OlC.Y&en into the water be- ln1 tested tor potential Ufe· endangering qualities. The fish tested as a guinea pig in the experiment to inveslig•te whether it could Uve in the Boba Chica Lagoon suffocated. Bates said the county will pay only about $500 for the two tests under contract with the environ· mental studies labo~atory. Crossing Guards Eyed Huntington Warned of Hazard to Pupils By ROBERT BARKER oe-. OeitY ""S'8ff A grim warning that some school children may be killed in the streets Wlless a school cross· ing guard program is quickly approved has been voiced by a local official. Dave Sonksen, president of the Huntington Beach City <elementary) School District. claims that if his dire warning proves to be true, it will be the fault of the Huntington Beach Ci· . ty Council. -~ ......... 'DARTH VADER' JOINS STRIKERS IN SAN BERNARDINO Sonksen says the city has dragged its (eet in dealing with the program, which calls for about 31 crossing guards to guide e lementary s chool children across busy streets before and after school. Jeff Lehmer Can Now Go Back to His Own Galaxy 60,000 Clerks Going Back; Strike Over The cost is projected at $138,000. Sonksen said that if a decision is not made soon, it may come too late to save the life of a child. Schools open Sept. 11. "They <the cit)' council> have been fighting among themselves so much that they are forgetting about the children," he said. By KATHY CLANCY OI-D;il!y ~ ... Slaff Some 60,000 supermarket clerks in Orange and eight other Southern California counties put away their picket signs and re· turned to work today as their fi ve-day-old walkout ended. Under terms of a tentative three-year settlement reached late Thursday night, the clerks will be given a 70-cent an hour pay raise this year and 50 cents an hour for the two remaining years Jn addition, spokesmen ror the Food Employers Council and Retail Clerks Union said the set· tlement orrers increased pension and health benefits along with improved night work premiums. .. It was more than we wanted to give them. yes." said Robert Voight, spokesman for the Food Employers Council, "but it was a lot less than they were ask· ing." The clerks. including 20,000 employed at Orange County markets. walked off their jobs early Sunday to press contract demands The strike ended after one day for clerks at four major chains after an interim management- union agreement was reached. Some 1.100 markets in 11 other chains stayed open at reduced hours with supervisory person· nel a nd newly hired non-union workers. contract" today. While Voight said union leaders would recommend ratification of the offer, McGrath said in some instances leaders would present its terms without making a recommenda· lion. The rma1 vote by union mem· bers won't be tallied until the month's end. Voight noted the council ob· tained a res training order Thursday prohibiting vandalism by pickets. The order, issued by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge George M. Dell, was not given to markets because or Thursday (See STRIKE, Page AZ> * * * Just Making "There is no way I will allow young children to be exposed to physical danger," Mayor Ron Shenkman said Thursday. The issue is expected to come before the City Council Monday night when it once again at· tempts to approve a final budget. Costs for the crossing guards have been borne by the city in the past. But officials say new legisla- tion will permit school districts lo shoulder at least some of the costs. Sonksen and other or. ricials said. however, that the schools don't have the money this year because of Proposition 13 cutbacks. City finances reportedly are sutrerlng for the same reason. Shenkman said there is a "very good possibility" that the Some Whoopee Belted by Bible~ A report or shrieking and Qsoo 000 A k d hollering and a possible melee 4QJ ' 8 e sent Huntington Beach police to A woman who claims that she an Alpha Beta Market late Thursday night when a caller was struck and injured by a said the incide nt might be heavy Bible while attending s trike-related. s ervices at the r or mer "No fight," a relieved officer Melodyland theater in Anaheim radioed upon arrival at the store has sued the alleged wielder of at Adams Avenue and Magnolia the Bible for $500,000 in Street. damages. He said the 11 : 15 p. m. com mo-Claudia V. Cazett claims in Lion involved striking grocery her Orange County Superior checl<ers and otbermarket-.Cou.rt..Ja.w.sul.t...tb..al Ardien .. money will be approved by the city for this year. "But there have been no at· tempts by the school districts to share in the financial burden," he said. Shenkman also s aid that Sonksen was out of line in his criticism. "Who in the hell does he think has been paying ror the crossing guards?" Shenkman asked. City Administrator Bud Belsito ~d today that neither the crossing guard program nor other programs have been cut under the interim city budget. He said the city is operating on a business-as-usual schedule until a new budget is approved. The city in the past has pro- vided crossmg guards in the Huntington Beach City <elemen- tary > School District, the Ocean View School District and for a few Westminster and Fountain Valley schools in Huntington Beach city hmits. NORTH HUNTINGTON BEACH BOBBY SOX SOFTBALL. TEAM TOPS IN THE NATION Local• Win Doubleheader In Buen• Park to Finish First Among 700 Teams Tops in U.S. HWllington 'Soxers' Win Girls on the North Huntington the season on 14 teams in the Beach Bobby Sox team are the North Huntington Beach Bobby Huntington Man Faces Drug Charges teen queens of American Sox league. softball. The national tournament A 26·year-old Huntington h Beach busmessman has been ar· T ey topped 700 other teams Saturday through Thursday in· rested on charges of possessina in the country in a series of volved 24 teams from five r-elimination tournaments. western states. 18 liqu id ounces or phe n- The North Huntington Beach The national cha mps a re cyclidine. known as PCP. street· aggregation beat Tustin Thurs· j ubilant today, says Elsie valued al $450,000. police rt'· day night in a doubleheader at Cavanaugh, 16221 Birdie Lane. ported. Buena Park, winning 4 to 3 in Huntington Beach. noting that Huntington Beach narcotici; the first game and 5 lo 1 in the most of the competition came investigators said Thursday second. from other California cities. Her they believe the PCP. or "an~el "There were a lot of good daughter is on the team. dust ... seizure was their largest plays, but we shouldn't pinpoint "The y were loo tire d to to date. a~y one person." s ays Mark celebrate last night .. " she said: Douglas "King .. James, of Stillwagon, l~am.spokesman. . Team members include ~na 9586 Cornwall Drive. was booked He did pmpomt one Tus tm K y ler. Ret Wa rne r, Gin a on charges or possession and sl~~ger, Sue Bechtol. Sanchez. ~a lly Cavanaugh, possession for sale of the PCP. She put~ ,homer over the S1:1sa.n ~spmoza. Terry Craft, c onsidered a dang e rous wa II and 1t s 180 feel," V1ck1 Rach. Dana Bramel. Mary . . Stillwagon reported. "It went Ellen Smith and Linda Bohm. halluc11:1ogen, said police Sgt .over.. a~ut thr.ee f~t above the Others include Kathy Bird, GaArn.yeK.ir arcthhreree. month 1--trga Bob McGrath, spokesman for the Retail Clerks Union, called the tentative agreement "a fine chain employees having an im· McDaniel was carelesslrwaVlng promptu victory party because the Bible about during services the strike appeared over. at Melodyland on Aug. 21, 1977. wall... ·-... • .~~ · Jo<fY Fl~~er: Tont "'&a?Tett, -• -!; • .......... • • Coach Jerry Fletcher's ·crew Jana Williams, Jacque Plant hon. l18l'Mt!C, Otftcef'9' 3~--~-.. controlled both games, however. Traci Luteran, Stephanie HuS.' James 85 ~e drove along Paciric Oscar Winner Kennedy Wed In Sanl,a Ana • Academy award" wfrinlng actor George Kennedy. 53. was mar- ried Thursday in a quick and surprise wedding ceremony in the Oran~e County courthouse in Santa Ana. K e nne d y married Joan McCarthy, 46 , in a brier ceremony in a small omce in the county clerk's office. Performing the ceremony was deputy commissioner of mar· riages Roberta Eicher. The actor and his bride went to the clerk's omce shortly after noon to obtain a marriage license. They Jen. the office but re· turned a rew minutes later to ask if they could be married Im· m ediately. The beaming couple lef\ the clerk's office immediately after mentioning to a worker they planned to live in Corona del Mar. The Kennedys gave their ad· dress for wedding license purposes as 16063 Royal Oak Drive, Encino. 1#---NEWL YWEDS PLAN lO LIVE IN CORONA DEl MAR Actof Qeofge Kennedy and lktde Jo•n MoCarthy • just as they did Wednesday led. Val Loya, Patti O'Brien, C.o asl Hi ghway We dnesday night in defeating Bellflower . Jane Elder. Lydia Larsen and mgt)t. Members o( the championship Jack Bramel. He was released on S5.000 bail team are girls from 12 to 15 The latt-er 1s coach and Ms. No court date has been set. years old who competed during Larsen Is chaperone. 'Hour of Power' Moving to 9 -P.M. The Rev. Robert Sc huller's weekly televised church service, "Hour of Power," will be moved to 9 p. m. Sunday.s effective Oct. 1. The hour-long program has been a staple of KTLA Channel 5 religious viewers ror the past six years. But last month KTLA officials aald the Hour ot Power wu be· 101 moved from its familiar 10 a.m. time slot to 6 a.m. Spokesmen for the television station said the religious hour was beina pre~empted to s.bow family·type movies, lncludlD& some et.aninl Shirley Temple. ' Wben the 8 a.m. time niche turned out to be unacceptable to the church leader. KTLA made the 9 p.m . Sunday slot aval(abie. The program featuring Schuller sermons and Christian testimony rrom celebrity vis· itors originates from the Garden Grove Community Church. "Hour of Power'' ts taped for video s howing three weeks before being shown on television to an estimated 108,000 KTLA viewers. GROUP BOOSTS R4DIO DIUM,4 Radio's aolden days are alive and well for the Society to Preserve and Encouraae hdio Drama. Variety and Comedy. See FeattJtlnl. Page 81 Coasc Sunny through Saturday but patchy I~ clouds m early morning hours alonf{ coast . Lows tonight 57 to62. Highs Saturday from 70 to 73 at beaches to 82 lo 8fi ml and. INSIDE TODA 't' Upcoming entertainment that • roted A atart• With B and u deacnbtd on Page Cl lade~ I.: ~ M 8: ... .,.. .. Cl CH M CI M M 1 • • ~-busing ... ~aign Abandoned Slate Senate candidate John Schmitz oi Corona del Mar bas. for the time being, abandoned his effort to have an anti-school bus· mg initiative placed on the Nov· ember ballot, according to Secretary of State March Fong F;u. Mrs. Eu said she received a letter from Schmitz that said he did not have enough signature!> to qualify his anti-busing in· 1tiative and was abandoning the effort Schmitt was unavailable for comment early today. But campaign workers said tbe Republican candidate in the 36tb State Senate District has not abandoned his Objective of having an anti-busing initiative make it to the ball<Jt. at some future ume They said that this year's ef- fort was hindered by a legal de· Jay that carried the issue to the state Supreme Court. The court ruled the iniuat1ve, which would ban the use of stale or local tax money for use in •cialJy integrating schools by busing. could be taken to the .voters. ' . Earlier, an attorney general's ruling had said the initiative was Oawed and could not be put on !he ballot even with the required voters· signatures. , .11 ResoMn~ the legal issue took tlme Schmitz had hoped to use for the gathering or signatures and. according to a campaign worker, made it impossible to obtain the voter signatures in tjme to make the November ,ballot. · Schmitz' plan to ban the use of local tax money to alter racial ratios al school through busing would have become an amend· mcnt to the state constitution 1tad 1t made the ballot and been approved by a majority of California's voters~ HBMarket Robber Takes $2,000 Cash A lull-bearded bandil with a long Ponytail hairdo and a pistol m his waistband took about t;!.000 in a Thursday night rob- 6 e ry at a Huntington Beach supermarket. police said. . Tht> gunman handed a clerk at ~he Albertson 's Markel, 10114 ~dams Ave., a note that sajd, 1'Do you have uoy of these items·· The clerk took the man lo the !ilOre office al 8 15 p.m. where ijle thug ordered him to fill a ~own paper bag with cash. .. The bandit, who wore glasses fnd was about 30 years of age, ran out of the store front door and apparently fled the scene on {9ol, according to police Sgt. Pennis Martin. --~f Odialfiso Los~ -· -.S ACRAMENTO CAP) 1.#gislation to extend to the hip tM area that podiatrists could tt'Cat has been killed by the CDhforma Senate. OAAMOE COAST H ~ DAILY PILOT .._ '""°'~eo.''°'""~"' •"'~"""'""" ~~~c::.~.:..o.:;; _ __,..,,,.,.._..,,.C!Kt• 111-tll'WCll. ~encor .._. •••• , ,,_. ..... ~ v.u.. .ad k•ll ~llCM\I .......... .._, .... " ... " -·------. , .... c~=--~t..W:~~~ m .,., ... ~ -·-r Pt~_, __ _ -···°"'" ,, ... ~ .. ·-ci--"4--1-... _ E611ctt fl,._,. M..,...M M.l•oqU•Q EOIW -· .. ~ _ ... -f.\\i\tA"t M.l~QH'-.0 (Oth'tn 11-·~ ..... ....... Or-COu"'• { ...... Huntlftllton e...::ti OMc9 lltlflH<°~ --0 !MU ....... ..,,. .. PO~·""- OtflcH t.~t:~~ .::'~~~.~HI ....._.,, ..... lS101l4 ... 111 .... ··-~~­TelepfloM frt4)1G~ Cl~A._.t ...... ~1t ~--°' ..... ~·<--•• ... ~ ~122111 i:::::. ~ ~" ~..::-~ ., ., ..... ~--~ ... , .... ,._,.. ~ .......... , __ .................. .. _.,...,.,_ .r.:, .. '.~'\!::!~ •. :94.:'c~:: .. a;i;':. ::·:-.r. ... :~ ;::-:.:.!° fNf'i"'" m-•····" Juon OomiNr. "&~DI JUlt UMd oul terrtnc. · Nld MlcbM1 Comur, the boy't fMher, .. ~II Jatfine.0 Comiaar. 1tandln1 In the 1lNet ln front of bl• bOUH. declined to an.awM quuUoo• about the lncideot. Baltz.er was apprehended •t LM Gruter Qncmnat.i Airport lo Covtnc:ton. Ky.. said Thomas Kltehena. •eeclal a1ent In chari~ ol tM Clndnnatl office ot tM f'Bl. Accord\ng lo the a1enl. BaltuT erabbed the money • climbed tnto a car, shoved the youn1ster out, .. and then we moved In." As the u.r sped away. tt tned to run over an FBJ agent. Kitchens said. "One sbot was fired. It did not hit him <Baltzer)," he said. The shot shattered tbe wmdsbield on the car and the FBI said Baltzer was beina treated for cuts at a hospital. Kitchens did not disclose the amount of the ransom. The kidnapper, described as "extremely thin" and about 30, snatched blood-haired and blue· eyed Jason Comisar after rob· bang and burglarizing the home. His mother. Kathy, 26, told friends the man "just walked in" to their fashionable brick home in suburban North Avon· dale about 3:30 p.m . A 14-year-old neighbor girl who sometimes babysits for the Comisar family said Mrs. Comisar told her mother that the abductor knew nothing about the family, but took the child on- ly when be found nothing else to steal. The boy's rather is vice presi- dent of a family-run restaurant oper atioo which includes the well· known Maisonette. Ocean View Getting New Phone System Huntington Beach's Ocean View Schoo) District is investing $84 ,867 in a new telephone system instead of leasing similar equipment from General Telephone Company. The system, to be purchased from Com Systems Inc., will be installed al the district's new headquarters at what was formerly Rancho View School, one of its 25 campuses. District fmance experts figure purchasing a phone system rather than leasing one from General Telephone at a monthly rate will be far less expensive. Calculations show a Sl6,740 saving over the first four years of operation atone. By the lot.h year the system is used , a $152,421 savings over a conventionally teased phone system is anticipated, according to district officials. LADERA HBIGRTS CAPj A m mt. ol the Commodores _.,. ll'OUP U. been robbed at IUllpO&m. blil ::;rear-old temale nmpanion ra and tbe •ooo Rolla l\oyce ol • friend stolen. aceordlnC to rttra deputies. DeputJet .. id they apou.ecl the stolen car soon alter the incident Thurtda1 • ..S arrested Kenneth Mitchell. 11. of Loi Ance&es. and bi• 1•year-okt eornpanloo. The lwo were booked for iovesU1a· tlon or robbery, r&pe. grand theft and burtlary, 'said sherilf's dep\lty Merlift Poppleton. Ronald LaPread. 28. bass °'aJer with the Commodores. hts female friend. and Lemmon McMillan. 37, were robbed of $700 and jewelry in front of the garage at MqMillan.'.s home by two men who then took turns raping the woman in the garage, Poppleton said. The men fled in the car. which was later sPotted by deputies, who gave Chase. Mitchell and the juvenile were arrested as they struggled to get out of the car but were unable to find the interior door bandies in the 19'15 Rolls Royce, Poppleton said. The Commodores have one of the lop selling singles in the country, "Three Times A Lady." New Trustee Welcomed at Ocean View Newly chosen Ocean View School District Trustee Maxwell "Max" Sudakow bas been welcomed by fellow board mem. bers, but bis new position won't be ratified until mid-September. Officials said anyone who wishes to challenge the board's choice has 30 days to petition for a special election. Suda'kow. 38, a project manager for Hughes Aircraft Corp. in Culver City, has been president of the district's master plan committee, which most re- een tly dealt with declining enrollment and intra-district population sbifts. Sudakow. or 15842 Maybrook St., Westminster, also has been president of Temple Beth David of Orange County, based in w estminstsr. He was chosen from among eight school district residents who volunteered to fill the two· year t e rm of Dr. Margaret Stark, who resigned citing in· creased professional duties at Cal State Long Beach. She narrowly defeated Jean Bogen two years earlier. but Mrs. Bogen was not among the field of applicants. District officials chose against holding a s pecial election because of the cost. E't'091PageAJ The master telephone system STRIKE to be installed in the new head· • • • quarters on Warner Avenue near Beach Boulevard will in· evening's settlement. Voight itially involve about 65 telephone said. units. He noted the settlement in· District spokesmen say the eludes amnesty clauses so that s ystem. which was approved clerks won't be punished for aJ. unanimously ~Y the board of leged vandalism and so that trustees, can eventually be clerks who crossed pickets and hooked into all the hundreds or returned to work won't be fined telephones in the district. by the union. Presently. the district has 24 Voight contended clerks had functioning campuses ln addi· crossed picket lines in large lion to the new headquarters numbers by Thursday. but site, which was Rancho View McGrath said such instances School but had to be closed due were Isolated. to declining enrollment. One report in the Saddleback The existing headquarters Valley was that up to 80 percent complex at the southeast corner of the striking clerks at a of Beach Boulevard and Warner Lucky's Market in Lake Forest Avenue will be sold to private in· had gone back to work. but terests. McGrath said he could neither -M<J\'ing-itay· is. tentathetr ~firm nor deny t.he-report- scbeduled late this year. Voight said this week's strike 'Sam' Torcher Now Armed? CARSON CITY. Nev. CAP> - A man claiming to be tbe "Uncle_of &mt" .arsonist who may_h_ave set more than 50 flftS In the Lake. Tahoe basin since spring says he's armed wlt.h an automatic weapon. A caller claiming to be the "Uncle ot Sam" telephoned the Nevada Appeal on Wednesday to make that statement and repeat threats or more arson unless lawsuits involving the Tahoe Basin are resolved. Tbe caller saJd he ls carrying the automatic weapon because a $3,350 reward has been posted for information leading lo arrest of arsonists in the Tahoe area. Blacks Sue Navy SAN DIEGO <AP> -rtve black crewmen ol the San Diqo- based destroyer Decatur havt med a no mJWon federal civil rt1bt.s suit alletina •hlp'a of. ricers diacrimlnated a1alntl them in promotiool. job aaatcn· ments and punh1hment. was the first walkout by cletks in all nine counties since 1955. That strike lasted five weeks, he said. Chains affected by the ten- tative se ttlement are Albertson's, Alpha Beta, Certified Grocers, A.M. Lewis, Lucky Stores, Market Basket, Ralphs. Safeway, Stater Bros., Thriftimart, Vons, Boys .. Arden- .lla)'{air. snuth·s FOOdxmg iDli. - Hughes. -- Civil Service Bill Boosted WASHINGTON <AP> -Presi- dent Carter's ertort to streamltne tbe civil service system has sailed throuah the Senateonan87·1 vote. The president called the Thursday night vote ··a crucial victory ln the battle to cut waate and make government mo.re ef· ficient." Tbe measure still is snarled in debate in the House. If finally passed, Carter's plan would atve more fiexlblll~ and rlnanc1al lncenUves to top federal managers. make It euicr to nre incompetents and 1tren1hten protections for emploYeea who uneover 1ovem· ment lnefnciency. Was It Hoax? FREEDOM ASKED Nazi Figure Heaa GENEVA. Swltzel"land <Al» -The passengers and crew of • TWA Jetliner from New York ten the plane safely t.odat after a mysterious seven-hour in terlude tba\ au\boriUes sald was either a hiJacking or a boax. Amid general confusion at the airport. Geneva Police Chief Guy Fontanel told reporters ·-we cannot rule out .. either possibility. The incident began when someone dropped a list of de- mands mto the lap of a sleeping stewardess. The passengers walked off the BoelnR 1cn less lban an bour before a 5 p.m. <9 a.m. PDTl deadline set by a person or persons calling themselves a "task force or revolutionary soliders .. demanding freedom for former Nazi deputy Fuehrer Rudolf Hess. for Robert F. Ken· nedy's assassin Sirhan Sirhan and for five jailed Croatian bi· jackers. Seeret Room Firemen Spark Myst.ery Fontanet said after the plane landed here that there were .. several .. hijackers. But be Jater said no one had seen a b1 Jacker after the 19-page list of bizarre demands was dumped into the sleeping stewardess· lap. .. We would like to find out who placed the messages into the lap or the hostess... said Fontanel after the passengers were taken to a security section or the airport to Wldergo questaomng . By STEVE MITCHELL OtlllaDllll't ........... Firemen uncovered a bidden cellar room complete with psychedelic wall paint. old girlie magazines, a chair and a mat· tress when they extinguished a floor furnace fire in an old Laguna Beach home this morn- ing. The fire at 479 Ocean Ave .. across the street from the fire station. was ignited when a pillow fell onto the floor furnace. firemen said. When fire crews arrived at the 7:15 a.m. blaze, they quickly ex· tineuished the s mouldering pillow and removed the blackened noor furnace, the linoleum floor coverini and several floor studs. ··Geez. look at thts ... one fir~mal' exclaimed. Underneath the blackened floor boards was a sax-foot-deep hole. F i ref i c h't et' s t r a in e d flashlights oo the darkened ce· ment cellar area. revealing furniture and a bookcase below. The owner, Elsie Loge, who renL-; out the wooden home at tbe corner of Ocean and Forest Avenue. said she had oo idea there was another room in the building. And neither did her tenants. who crowded around firemen to get a Jook at the mystery room. "I've owned the place for at least 10 years.·: Mrs. Loge said, shaking her head. A fireman lay on his stomach and reached down into the room. extracting a 1967 copy or a girlie magazine. The scantily clad woman on the cover wore an old-style bouf. fant hairstyle ·'Remember when this stuff used to be racy?" asked a fireman flipping through the pages Out of the reach of firemen was an old Life magazine. and one of the crew members flashed his light on a newspaper with a 1953 dateline. Lights trained on the rear of the room showed a fluorescent lime green wall. with black swirls painted onto the cement surface. .. , hope no one thinks I'm run· · ning a still down there." Mrs. Loge quipped. Firemen speculated the former owner just boarded up the stairway to the room and put linoleum over It. "Hey, you can get another $250 a month for that room." one fireman laughed. But Mrs. Loge said she had no intention or renting a bootleg room to anyone. ·•Jt was just a suggestion." th£: fireman shrugged as he carried fire equipment back out lo thE: lru~k .• ~ Firemen placed the damage to the building at about $3.000. And Mrs. Loge walked off to talk with her insurance . represeltattYe. ··1 don't know what I'm going to do with the room." sbe said. "I 'll probably just cover it back uo.·· But not until she can get down to grab that Life magazine. '13' Petitions To Be Heard SAN FRANCISCO <APl -The California Supreme Court hai:: granted hearings on five pet1 tions challenging validity of a new Proposition 13-related law that places restrictions on salary increases or local govern· menl employees. Chief Justice Rose Elizabeth Bird and Justices Stanley Mosk . William Clark Jr. and Wiley Manuel voted Thursday to con- sider the petitions. The petitions contend the law is unconstitutional and that the employees should get pay rals~ that either have been rescinded or not put into effect. The "task force.. threatened an a wntten message lo blow up tht-plane by 5 30 p m by remote control if the demands were not met The demands dire cted the ptlot lo take the plant! lo Cotntnn Airport here. the Oight"s ongtnal deslinattoo . Lawyer Asks Trial Delay For Diedrich Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich 's upcoming trial on bribery charges moved a step closer to its Sept. 8 starting date today. Th a t move came when Diedrich's attorney, Marshaii Mor(?an. requested a week's de· lay to make a motion asking for the c harges against the supervisor to be dropped for lack of sufficient eVldence. !'dorgan said he 1s hopeful but not convtnced Superior Court Judge John Flynn w1Ji grant the latest in a series or moves to h a 11~ the charges aga inst Diedrich dropped before the case goes lo trial. And . he predicted. what wall be a lengthy tr1aJ will probably began Sept 18 D1edr1ch ·~ ch a rged in a grand jur} indictment handed down Dec 15 with multiple counts of bribery charges relat ed to a land use dec1s1on ID the Anaheim Hills Diedrich has pleaded innocent to •ht char~e~ and presented a series of lengthy motion~ in an attempt to have them d1smlSSed before the case goes to trial YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHING YET! 'OvEfr 11-quarter -century ago· a few i ar-s1ghted peepl&- revolutionized the carpet business. FIRST. the chemical industry developed synthetic fibers. eliminating reUance on WOOi quality and production -SECOND. machinery was invented which enabled carpeting to be manufactured up to 100 times faster THIRD. and most imPortant. some people stuck tne1r necks out and risked capital to put these developments to work . What .do8S tblS-tnean to you? 1t means that carpettng costs ten than 30 ~-It means that what was once a J~ury &S now within range of almost everyone. It means a seleG1ion uo- !mag1nable 30 years ago. With our family in the carpet t>u&ness since 1 ~. we have seen more changes in the last few years than we believed PoSSibfe, creating the greatest consumer growth Industry m our economy. After &l years. it looks like we've only just begunl DEN'S : iiiSii11itioii: ·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor COSTA MESA. CALIP: 97617 • Pt-iONE 6•6·4838 -646·235S , l • .1 Irvine To•ay'• c1 .. 1_,, N.Y. Steeb ' VctL 71, NO. 231. 4 SECTIONS,.,. PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1978 TEN CENTS g a Hoax? I • Was Geneva llijac Pupils' Walks Extended Several hundred scbool children in the Irvine Uoifted School Dlstrict will walk up lo a half mile farther to school this fall than they did lasl year. In a budget move, trustees d the district approved business superlnleodenl Gene Hartline's proposal that walk-to-school limit be extended a half mile for fourth throu&h 12th graders, to cut back on busing. Last year, children in the fourth through sixth grades who lived more than 114 miles from their schools were bused. In the seventh through 12th grades, the walking distance was two miles. The new rules mean the younger students must walk if they live within l~ miles of the schools. and the older students travel on their shoes if they live within 211'.a miles. HarWne said the longer walk- ing distances will permit the district to use four fewer buses than otherwise, at a saving of Sl00,000. The operating bus fleet is 28. Exceptions lo the walking rule were made, Hartline said in cases where pedestrian ac: cess across i;treets on the way to school was judged unsafe. For example, Hartline said, children in the Racquel Club neighborhood north of the Santa Ana Freeway, still will be bused to Irvine High School ,. bee a use of h azardous in- terchange construction at Culver Drive. Children attending Irvine schools from Marine Corps Air Station. Helicopter , will be bused regardless of the rule, because there is no pedestrian crossing of Irvine Center Drive nearby. Children who normally would have lo walk to school from Culverdale will be bused, Hartline said, because there is no traffic llghl at a San Diego Freeway onramp, they would have to cross. Lawyer Asks Trial Delay For Diedrich Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich's upcoming trial on bribery charges moved a step closer to its Sept. 8 starting date today. That move came when Diedrich 's attorney, Marshall Morgan, requested a week's de- lay to make a motion asking ror the charges against the supervisor to be dropped for lack or sufficient evidence. Morgan said he is hopeful but not convinced Superior Court Judge John Flynn will grant the latest in a series of moves to have the ch a r ges against Diedrich dropped before the case goes to trial. 1\nd, be predicted, what wiU be a lengthy trial will probably begin Sept. 18. Diedrich is charged in a grand jury indictment banded down Dec. 15 with m ultiple counts or bribery charges relat- ed to a land use decision in the Anaheim lfills. Diedrich has pleaded Lnnoceot to the charges and presented a series or lengthy motions in an attempt to have them dismissed before the cue goes to trial. Bain in North By TM Asaoctated Press A weather front moving through the Pacific Northwest brought showers to the northern coast of California, with Cres· cent City near the Oregon border reporting about an inch and a half of rain. GROlJP BOOSTS ft.4DIO DIUM.4 Radio's golden daya are alive and well for the Society to Preserve and Encoura1e Radio Orama, Variety and Comedy. See Featuriq, Page 81. ,.,. ........... 'EVERYTHING TURNED OUT JUST TERRIFIC' FBI Agent Jim Ader With Jaaon Comlaar, 3 Kidnapped Boy, 3, Sa/ e; Suspect Held CINCINNATI CAP> -The kid· napped 3-year-old son of a prom- inent Cincinnati restaurateur was rescued safely near the airport today, and a man was afrested while trying to pick up a ransom. the FBI said. FBI agents said Bruce Nelson Baltzer, 24. or Cincinnati, was taken into custody in connection with Thursday's kidnapping of Jason Comisar. "Everything just turned out terrific," said Michael Comisar, ~he ~y·s rather. "Everything is 1ust fme." Comisar, standing in the street in front of his house declined to answer questions about the incident. Baltzer was apprehended at the Greater Cincinnati Airport in Covington, Ky., said Thomas Kitchens, special agent in charge or the Cincinnati office of the FBI. According to the agent, Baltzer grabbed the money climbed into a car. shoved the youngster out, "and then we moved in." As the car sped away, it tried lo run over an FBI agent, Kitchens said. "One shot was fired. It did not hit him <Baltzer)," he said. The s hot s hattered the windshield on the car and the FBI said Baltzer was being treated for cuts at a hospital. Kitchens did not disclose the amount of the ransom. The kidnapper, described as "extremely thin" and about 30 snatc~ed blond-haired and blue'. eyed Jason Comisar after rob- bing and burglarizing the home. His mother, Kathy, 26, told friends the man "just walked tn" to their fashionable brick home tn suburban North Avon- dale about 3:30 p.m. A 14-year-old neighbor girl who sometimes babysits for the Co m isar fa mily said Mrs. Comisar told her mother that the abductor knew nothing about the family, but took the child on· ly when he found nothing else to ste_al The boy's father is vice presi· dent of a family-run restaurant operation which includes the well- known Maisonette. '13' Petitions To Be Heard SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -The California Supreme Court has g_ranted hearings on five peti- tions challenging validity of a new Proposition l3·related law that places restrictions on salary increases of local govern- ment e mployees. Chief Justice Rose Elizabeth Bird and Justices Stanley Mosk. William Clark Jr. and Wiley Manuel voted Thursday to con- sider the petitions. The petitions contend the law is unconstitutional and that the ..... employees should get pay raises -ihal tJther have been rescinded or no{ put into effect. u ......... 'DARTH VADER' JOINED STRIKERS IN SAN BERNARDINO Jeff Lehmer Can Now Go Beck to Hit Own Oelexy , .. 'I ' r I I Crew, Riders Freed GENEVA, Switzerland <AP> -The passengers and crew of a TWA jetliner from New York lert the plane safely today at Geneva airport afte r a mysterious seven-hour interlude that authorities said was either a hijacking or a hoax. Am id general confusion at the airport, Swiss Justice Minister Kurt Furgler said "up to now, we cannot rule out either" possibility. In Washington, the Federal Aviation Administration said it was •·convinced that the incident was a hoax" because airport security equipment any hijacker would have passed through was working properly an d a passenger therefore would not have been able to smuggle ex- plosives or weapons aboard. Geneva Police Chief Guy Fon- tanel said the incident began when someone dropped a list of demands into the lap of a stewardess. But one passenger later said a bewigged fellow passenger grabbed a stewardess and banded her the demands. The "task force of revolu· tionary soldiers" as the docu- ment described the "hijackers" -threatened to blow up the plane by 5:30 p.m. by remote control if the demands were not met, authorities said. The de· mands included freedom for former Nazi deputy Fuehrer Rudolf Hess, for Robert F. Kennedy's assassin Sirhan Sirhan and for five jailed Croa- tian hijackers. But then the passengers and crew walked off the Boeing 707 about an hour before the deadline. "Obviously, the person that drew up the letter walked off with the other passengers." said a TWA spokesman in New York. The passengers were taken by bus to a security section of the airoort to undergo queslionin". Fontanel said after the plane landed here that there were "several" hijackers But he later said no one had seen a hi- jacker after the 19-page list of bizarre demands was dumped <See WJACK, Page AZ ) Irvine Nixes BadhamFete The Irvine City Council has turned down a request by a NewSMtt Beach city councilman to pay tribute to Congressman Robert Badham. R-40th, who is running for re·election in No- vem ber. Donald Mcinnis of Newport Beach asked that councilmen use city funds for a resolution, letter or plaque saluting Badham at a Sept. 8 fundrais· ing dinner and dance. Irvine councilmen decided against committing public funds to the occasion, though some in- dicated they would forward personal salutations. Mc innis has petitioned several city councils, though not yet his own. to jump on the Badham wagon. FREEDOM ASKED Nazi Flgure HeH ............. RELEASE WANTED Steyer Sirhan Sirhan 3,300 Aeres Charred Fires in 3 Counties Now Under Control By 1be Associated Press A series of brush fires that charred more than 3,300 acres in Riverside, Orange and Ventura counties were considered under control today as foresters turned efforts to mop-up operations. In Riverside County, a 2,500· acre brush fire in the Sedco Hills near Lake Elsinore that injured five firefighters -including one who suffered second-and third· degree bums -was brought un- der control Thursday night, of - ficials said. A "potentially major" fire that broke out Thursday in dry Ba/JoonUt,s Fly to U.S. NEW YORK CAP) -Three American men who became the first to drift across the Atlantic by balloon crossed the ocean again today -this time at supersonic speed aboard the Concorde. Maxie Anderson, 44 , Ben Abruzzo, 48. and Larry Newman, 31, all of Albuquerque. N.M., sported the 16 medals they were given in France, where they made their historic landing. Belted by Bible? $500,000 Asked A woman who claims that she was struck and injured by a heavy Bible while attending se rvices at the former Melodyland theater in Anaheim has sued the aJleged wielder of the Bible for $500,000 in damages. Claudia V. Cazett claims in her Orange County Superior Court lawsuit that Ardien McDaniel was carelessly waving the Bible about during service& at Melod,yland on Aug_~ 2.l. 1977. brush in the rugged Lamb Can- yon section of Riverside Coun- ty, about 15 miles south of Beau- mont. was quickly controlled, a spokesman for the slate Division of Forestrv said. A brush· fire in a 303-acre sec- tion of the Cleveland National Forest was brought under con- ~rol by 6 p.m. Thursday. just as 1t was about lo threaten homes in Orange County's Silverado Canyon. Another brush fire' blackened about 100 acres in a field of wild oats Thursday before it was con- tained on the outskirts of Simi in Ventura County. said Anna Jagerson of the Simi Valley Fire Department. She said there were no injuries and no damage to any structures. In the eastern section of Ven- tura County, firefighters held a brush fire in the Box Canyon area of Santa Susanna Pass to about one acre and extinguished the blaze in less than 30 minutes. A blaze that temporarily shut down three Southern California Edison Co. power lines and cha r red 426 acres near Moorpark College in Ventura County's Happy Canyon was controlled Tuesday ni~ht. Irvine Eying Canyon Land An allocation of $269,000 in voter-approved 1974 and 1976 State Park Bond and Coastal L.ands money has enabled the c_1ty of .Irvine to begm negotia- tions with the Irvine Company for purchase of part of Bommer Canyon lands. Assistant City Manager PauJ Br~dy said the city hopes to ac- quire 10 to 15 acres in and around the company's old cattle ranching headquarters. where company picnics are held . The plan, Brady said. is to create a community park. Bom- mer Canyon is in hills behind Turtle Rock. · - 60,000 Clerks Going Back; Strike Over Coast Weather By KATIIY CLANCY Of.._ Ot+IY l'li.t Staff Som~ 60.000 supermarket clefks in Orange and el&hf OUler Southern California counties put away their picket signs and re- turned to work today as their five-day-old walkout ended. Under terms of a tentative three-year settlement reached late Thursday night, the clerks will be given a 70-cent an hour pay raise this year and 50 cents an hour for the two remaining years. In addition, spokesmen tor the Food Employers Council and Retail Clerks Union said the set· tlement offers increased pension and health benefits along with Improved night work premiums. "It was more than we wanted lo give them, yes," said Robert Volaht, spokesman for the Food Employen Council . "but tt was a lot le8s than they were ask- ing." The clerks, including 20,000 em ployed -at -Orange .County marlCets. wmed:. off-fheir jobs earJy Swld.a)' to press con~ demands. The strike ended after one day for clerks at four major chains aft.er an interim management- umon agreement was reached. Some 1,100 markets in 11 other chains stayed open at reduced hours with supervisory person- nel and newly hired non-union workers. Bob McGrath, spokesman for the Retail Clerks Union, called the tentative agr~ment "a fine contract': today. While Voight said union leaden would recommend ratification o( the offer, McGrath said In some Instances leaders would present It.II terms without making a recommenda· Uon. .a-ewv (Seeoa .... E, Pa1e A%) Sunny through Saturday but patchy Jo.w cloud$-in early momlng-h<Jurs ilong C<!a~. Lowstonight S7tO 62. Highs Saturday ftom 70 to 73 at beaches to 82 to 86 inland. INSIDE TODA l' Upcoming entertainment that '3 rated A Btarts wath B and i3 <Uacribed on Page Cl. lntlex , • I~ • Bl,li••!I President Carter waves as he arrives at Jackson Lake. Wyo .. after a three-day Ooating trip down the Salmon River. The first family is continuing a lO·day western vacation. r ..... r-.AJ STRIKE ••• The rinal vote by union mem- bers won't be tallied until the month's end. Voight noted the council ob- tained a r estr aining order ThurSday prohibiting vandalism by oickets. The order, issued b y Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Georie M. Dell. was not given to markets because or Thursday evening's settlement, Voight said. He noted the settlement in· eludes amnesty clauses so that clerks won't be punished for al- leged vandalism and so that clerks who crossed pickets and returned to work won't be fined by the union. Voight contended clerks had crossed picket lines in large numbers by Thursday, but McGrath said such instances were isolated. One report in the Saddleback Valley was that up to 80 percent of the striking c lerks at a Lucky's Market in Lake Forest had gone back to work, but · McGrath said he could neither confirm nor deny the report. Voight said this week's strike was the first walkout by clerks in all nine counties since 1955. That strike lasted five weeks, he said. Chains affected by the ten- tative settlement are Albertson 's, Alpha Beta , Certified Grocers, A.M. Lewis, Lucky Stores, Markel Basket, Ralphs, Safeway, Stater Bros., Thriftimart, Vons, Boys, Arden- Mayfair, Smith's Food King and Hughes. Irvine Thief Knew Where To Find Cash A burglar who police said knew exactly what to look for stole a cash box containing $385 from an Irvine electronics firm, Plessey Semiconductors Products, 1641 Kaiser Ave. Police said the thief took keys from a desk in the company's accounting office, 1• tocked a rile cabinet. grabbed the cashbox and disturbed nothing else. The crime was reported Thursday by employee Donald Mertens Jr. Mertens said a Services Set On Saturday For Pioneer Funeral services will be held Saturday at the Long Beach Scottish Rile Cathedral for pioneer Southern California oilman George Franklin Thagard Sr., who died Tuesday. Mr. Thagard was chairman of the board of the Lunday. Thagard Oil Company. He first entered the oil business in Texas in 1912. He founded his firm in 1937 in South Gate. Active in community affairs he was a member of the Shriners, past potentate of El Bekal Shrine of Long Beach, a member of the board of the Salvation Army and served the YMCA and Boy Scouts or America. He leaves his widow, Pauline of Downey: two sons, George F. Thagard Jr. of Newport Beach and Raymond Thagard of Downey, a daughter, Lucille El· lig, of Pecos, Tex ., seven grandchildren and one great- grandchild. Mayors,Group Htdt,s Dinner, &>oze Parties BERKELEY (AP> -A group of city mayors has called a halt to a 28-year practice of tossing lavish monthly dinner-and-booze meetings for each other, with the taxpayer pickinlil uo the tab. The decision came after a rhubarb between Berkeley Mayor Warren Widener and city auditor F1orence McDonald. The auditor refused to pay a $781 bill run up by Berkeley for dinner and booze at His Lordship restaurant. The restaurant has been wait· ing since Jan. 11 for payment of the bill, accrued when the city hosted 44 persons at the 13-city Alameda County Mayors Con· ference. The practice has been for each city in turn to host the conference, and pick up the bill. The auditor said she refused to pay because it violated city reg· ulations about using city funds for liquor. Widener denied there was such a rule. _. ..§imilar £.!i._m~ ~curr~d last May_ , r\evertheless,...JJle. ~onf1'.l'~s.t:. and The .company cliafigecf otn~ mayors a dopted a p0lic~ "'tfl1s and ca~met locks. week wherein the mayors will The y 11 apparently have to receive individual checks for the change them all again : The meals and alcohol they and their burglar also stole the keys. guests consume, according to ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT =::.~~~·r,:::.::=~= CN\t "*'"'-"' Com04rty Sto.r .. t f'dtlk>ft' 1tt• -i,i,.-,_ ..... ~ .......... "'....., ... to.I• IMU "t &i0r1 8tt< .. 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Irvine-Shu llllF Official Gag On Letters The Irvine City Council has tabled indefinitely a proposal by the mayor to enact an official policy to restrict the correspe>n· dence, on oCficiaJ city stationery of councilmen with residents. ' Mayor Bill Vardoulis had complained that some coun· cilmen were using the privilege ror political gain. He suggested that a rule be adopted to Umit correspondence to replie" to letters directed at a specific councilman or to that approved by the full council. VardoullJ Cou.nd no backers. Councilman Arthur Anthony said letter-wrtlln1 Is beat left to "the good Judgment of the of· rl cials." , t • Two Held In Rape, Robbery LADERA HEIGHTS tAP> A member of lbe Commodorea pop 1roup bu been robbed at cunpolnt, h1I 20-1ear-old remale companion raped and tbe M3 000 Roll• Royce of a friend atOieo, accordlna to sherirf's deputies. Oeputles said they spotted the stolen car soon ,fter the incident Thursday. and arrested Kenneth Mitchell, 19, of Los Angeles, and hla 16-year-old companion. The two were booked ror lnvestlga· lion or robl)ery, rape, grand thert and burglary, said sheriff's dtsputy Merlin Poppleton. Ronald LaPread. 28, bass player with the Commodores, his female friend, and Lemmon McMillan, 37, were robbed of $700 and jewelry in front of the garage at McMillan's home by two men who then took turns raping the woman in the garage, Poppleton said. The men fled in the car. which was later spotted by deputies, who gave chase. Mitchell and the juvenile were arrested as they struggled to get out of the car but were unable to find the interior door handles in the 1975 Rolls Royce, Poppleton said. The Commodores have one of the top selling singles in the country, "Three Times A Lady." fi'rora Page Al IDJACK ••• into the sleeping stewardess' lap. "We would like to find out who placed the messages into the tap of the hostess." said Fontanel after the passengers were taken to a security section of the airport to undergo questioning. The ''task force'' threatened in a written message to blow up the plane by 5:30 p.m . by remote control if the demands were not met. The demands directed the pilot to take the plane to Cointrm Airport here, the night's original destination. Airport officials said there was no reaction among the passengers when the pilot, ap- parently locked safely in the cockpit, announced over the in- tercom this afternoon that two negotiators were coming to the plane. ·'There was no reaction so the two boarded the plane. As things continued to remain quiet. the passengers were told to leave." one official said. "There was no panicking." "All 79 passengers and nine crew members are free," said airport spokesman Daniel Tesseyre. Man Stricken On Coastal Fishing Trip A fishing trip ended unexpect· edly today for a 79-year·old man who collapsed while aboard a charter boat cruising off Hunt-ington Beach. Ralph Ma cFa rlan was transferred from the fishing boat Western Pride, out of Newport Beach, to the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Point Divide which rushed to the scene after intercepting the boat's distress call. From the cutter, MacFarlan was taken aboard a Coast Guard rescue helicopter and flown to Hoag Memorial Hospital. A hospital spokesman said MacFarlan apparently wasn't quite as ill as originally thought. He was treated and released. -crva-service~ -ow Bill Boosted WASHINGTON CAP> -Presi- dent Carter's e ffort to streamline the civil service system has sailed through t.be Senate on an 87·1 vote. The president called the ~ntgliL~ ''a.:mIBlll victo.r:~lhe-belt~.ro cul waste and make eovemment more ef· ficient." The measure still is snarled in debate in the House. If finally passed, Carter's plan would give more flexibility and financial incentives to top federal managers, make it easier to fire incompetents and strenghten protections for employees who uncover govern- ment inefficiency. Dollar Edges Up LONDON (AP> -The dollar edged up on lbe world's foreign exchanges today, aided by a re· port the United States is ready to draw on some $4.4 billion ln c redit from the International Monetary Fund to support the sagging American currency. The price or gold was lower. Planting Fest11'al Seeds Irvine Harvest Festival President Pete Walker, board director Jerry Shaw and county supervisor and festival grand marshal Thomas Riley look over site at Culver Drive and Barranca Road in Irvine. where annual cityfest will be held. The fifth annual festival kicks off Oct. 20 with traditional Harvest Moon Benefit Ball under an 18,000-square-foot tent. Festival continues through Oct. 22. El Toro Man Sues Owners In Dog Bites Hurt Bald Eagle Healed, Released Damages to be determined in trial court are being demanded by the father of a 9-year-old El Toro boy who was attacked and badly bitten by two dogs as he played in a field near his home last May 15. Named as defendants in the Orange County Superior Court law s uit fil ed by Drago Atanasovsk:i, 24232 Twig St .. are Gary Reynolds, Maria Peterson and James Spigner. They are identifie d as "owners and keepers" of two pit bull dogs that allegedly attacked and savaged the plaintiff's son, Drago Jr. Atanasovski claims that the boy, who was rescued from the dogs by a local resident, was bitten in the right arm. shoulder, neck and face. The lawsuit states that the boy's injuries include a severed artery in the right arm and the destruction of the right bicep muscle Podiatrists Lose SACRAMENTO <AP > Legislation to extend to the hip the area that podiatrists could treat has been killed by the California Senate SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND <AP> -Modoc. a bald eagle who was held five years in cap- tivity after being struck by a shotgun blast, has been released into the wilds of San Clemente Island. The white-headed symbol of America had a wing operation, flying and bunting lessons and was ready for his release Thurs- day , said K e n Ni e l and, Sacramento Zoo bird curator. Modoc was taken t o Sacramento in 1973 by state game wardens after he was found wounded by numerous pellets. His wmg healed badly Dr. James Roush of Santa Cruz rebroke and reset the wmg last year. It healed and, back in the Sierra foothBls near Sacramen· lo. Modoc learned to fly agam and catch small animals for food . Zoo supe rinte ndent Bill Meeker said this island about 75 miles west of San Diego in the Pacific ocean is ideal as Modoc's new home because it is virtually uninha bited federal property except for a few Navy personnel. M odoc is fitted with a transmitter held by a decom- posable harness so his travels Dopes Dim Divers Seek 3 Seamen LE HAVRE, France <AP) -Divers plunged into the Seine River again today to search for three crew members trapped inside the capsized British cargo ship Mary Weston. · Heavy fog, cold water and strong currents hampered rescue work, and one official said "It would take a miracle to save the English seamen." The body of a fourth crewman was found pinned under a steel gangway by rescue crews during the night. The 850·ton Weston capsized following a collision Thursday afternoon with a larger cargo ship from the Ivory Coast. the Yakasse. over the coming weeks can be monitored. The radio is expect- ed lo drop oCf in the fall. Curator's assistant Lewis Caldwell said Modoc is "middle· aged" with a 20-to 25-year life expectancy and is expected to survive because "he is a very capable bird." Mesa Arrests Masseuse On Sex Rap A Costa Mesa masseuse was arr!!sted by undercover police officers Thursday evening Police allege she offered a sex ual act for $20, investigators said today Taken into custody on a charge of solicitation was 29. year·pld Doris Rochelle Cox, an employee of Mesa Sauna at 1988 Charle St. Investigator Dennis Hossfeld said she posted the $500 bail and wato released from custody followmg the 6.30 p.m incident. The woman allegedly told police she 1s making an average of SlOO a day as a masseuse. Motorcycles Gone At Raceway Shed An intruder who apparently had a key to a storage shed at Orange County International Raceway m Irvine stole two motorcycles valued at Sl,000. Orange County sheriff's of f1cers said the theft was report- ed by raceway pres ide nt W illi a m Lee Doner. The raceway was closed at the time YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHING YET! t \ Over a quarter century ago a few far-sighted people "'e'WOtutioniuidU\&~J:PQt btt~ ... ---=:_._ -_ ---·-. FIRST. the chemical industry developed synthetic fibers. eliminating reliance on woo' quality and production. SECOND, machinery was invented which enabled carpeting to be manufactured up to 100 times faster. THIRD. and most important. some people stuck their necks out and risked capital to put these developments to work. What (toes this mean to you? It means that carpeting costs less than 30 years-ago. If means tnal"what wa~once a luxury is now within n1nge-o-1 elmGSt &veryone. It means a selection un- imaginable 30 years ago. With our family in the carpet business since 1894. we have seen more changes in the last few years than we believed possible. creating the greatest consumer growth industry tn our economy. After 84 years. it looks like we've only just begun! DEN'S : iiisiillatiiin: ·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor • COSTA MESA, CALIF 92627 • PHONE 646-•838 -646 2355 I I f --Ill••- ... 7 ----- ' Lag1•na/ South Coast A.ft e rnoo• N.Y. Saoeks VOL. 71, NO. 237. •SECTIONS* 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, AUGUST 2.5, 1978 TEN CENTS Laguna 'Psgeliedelie Cellar' Bared 81 ST'EVS M1'IOI LL •-c.llt .......... Flremen U11tCOven!d • hidden cellar room complete wltb psycbeddk wall paint, old JltUe macumc. .• chall" and a mat· tress when t.bey extiotulabed a floor furnace tlre ln an old La1una Beach bome Uli.I mom· mg The fu-e 1l 419 ~ n Ave .• aero s the slr'Ht from lbe fire station. wH 11n1te<t when a pillow reu onto the noor furnace. fare men said When nre crews attt vod at the 7 IS a.m. blue. they qulokty tit· un1rulahed the 1mouldcrln1 pillow and removed the bl1ckened noor furnace, the linoleum floor covering and ~veral floor •tud.9 · ·'Gee&. look al thia." one hreman exclaimed. Underneath the blackened Door boarcb wu a sax-root-deep bole. Firefighters trained fl.shlt&bts on the darkened ce· mcn.t cellar area. revealing rurruwre and a bookctie below. Privacy lnvtJtkd? The owner. Elsie Loge, wbo Ntnll out the wooden home at the comer or Ocean and Forest A venue, aaid she had no idea there was another room in the buUdln1. And neither dJd her tenants, who crowded around firemen to 1et a look at the mystery room. "I've owned the place for at least 10 years," Mrs. Loge said. A fireman lay on his stomach and reached down into the room. extracting a 1967 copy of a girlie magazine. The scanWy clad woman on the cover wore an old-style bouf- fant hairstyle. "Remember when this sturr used to be racy?" asked a fireman flipping through the pages. Out of the reach or firemen was an old Life magazine, and one or the crew members nasbed his light on a newspaper with a 1953 dateline. Lights trained on the rear or the room showed a fluorescent lime green wall, with black swirls painted onto the cement surface. "I hope no one thinks I'm run· ning a still down lbere,'' Mrs. Loge.,quipped. Fit'emen speculated the former owner just boarded up the stairway to the room and put linoleum over it. "Hey, you can get another $250 a month for that room." one fireman Jaughed. But Mrs. Loge said she bad no intention of renting a bootleg room to anyone. "ll was Just a su11esllon," the fireman shrugged as he carried fire equipment back out to the truck. Firemen placed the damqe to the building at about $3.000. And Mrs. Loge walked ott to talk with her i n s u rance representative. ") don't know what I'm eoing to do with the ropm." sbe said. "I'll probably j\dl cover it back UP.'' ·But not unW she can get down to grab that We magazine. Oe1nente Einployee • Sues Over Taping By ANNE COOPER °' .._ o.lty ...... S'-ft San Clemente recall campaign leader Joseph Barton, convicted July 14 of illegaJly recording an April telephone conversation with city employee Kenneth Beauchene, has been sued by Beauchene. Meanwhile, Barton, who has consistently maintained he warned Beauchene he would tape the telephone call, has ap- pealed his misdemeanor eavesdropping conviction. Beaucbene, a municipal golf course groundsman, claimed in his civil suit that the taping of his phone conversation with Barton was an invasion or .. ~ .......... 'DARTH VADER' JOINS STRIKERS IN SAN BERNARDINO Jeff Lehmer Can Now Go Back to His Own Galaxy 60,000 Clerks Going Back; Strike Over By KATHY CLANCY Of U. o.lty l"llll Si.ff Some 60,000 supermarket clerks in Orange and eight other Southern California counties put away their picket signs and re· turned to work today as their Ci ve-day-old walkout ended. Under terms of a tentative three-year settlement reached late Thursday night, the clerks chains stayed open at reduced hours with supervisory person- nel and newly hired non-union workers. Bob McGrath. spokes man ror the Retail Clerks Union, called the tentative agreement "a fine contract" today. privacy. The lawsuit was riled in the South Orange County Municipal Court on Aug. 17. Beauchene is seeking $3,000 in damages. Barton. a retired Los Angeles police sergeant, is chairman of the San Clemente Homeowners Association committee, working for the recall of San Clemente Mayor William Wal ker and Councilwoman Donna Wilkinson. Barton played the recorded conversation with Beauchene at a homeowners' meeting, saying Beauchene was one or several city employees who were sup- porting the attempted recall of Walker and Mrs. Wilkinson. Barton was sentenced to two years' informal probation and payment of a $255 fine following his eavesdropping conviction. Contacted today at his home, Barton said he h.as not yet been served with Beauchene's lawsuit. Once served, he will have 30 days to respond to its al- legations. Barton is also one or six San Clemente men named in a $4 million suit riled by Walker and his wife and Mrs. Wilkinson and her husband. The civil suit, filed April 'l:1 in the Orange County Superior Court, alleges that the six men conspired with others "to create false facts and circumstances for the purpose or impairing and interfering with the impartiali· ty" of the recall process. On June 9, Barton and the three other members of the re- call committee filed a coun- tersuit, seeking $16 million in damages for alleged slander. Last Tuesday the recall com· <See TAPE, Page A2) El Toro Man Dlilf l"llelS.... ,_ FIRE CHIEF CHARLIE KUHN, FIREMAN CARL KLASS ADMIRE NEW 15·TON PUMPER Shiny $49,000 Truck Wiii Protect Hiiiside Communttlea tn Laguna Beach. Laguna's New Fire Rig Climbs Hills Laguna Beach has taken de· livery of its new Pierce fire truck, equipped with rear wheel positraction to negotiate the hillside communities or Arch Beach Heights and Top of the World. The $49,000 vehicle is the city's first combination brush and structure fire pumper It will be stationed at the Top or the World fire facility next week. planned ftre road. "This truck is six feet shorter than our regular vehicles," Kuhn said, slapping the side of the bright red pumper. The vehicle holds 500 gallons of waler and is capable of pump- ing and roUing at the same time -a necessity fighting brush fires. Completion of a fire access road spanning the two com- munities Is expected next year. Addition of the new truck, ac-The rapid response time it will cepled by the city Thursday, will allow is a must in Arch Beach cut response time to Arch Beach Heights. where homes are built Heights to 21h minutes after a within three feet of each other. fire road is completed between The area has been plagued in Top of the World and the Arch recent months by a rash of Beach Heights community. arsons, which have destroyed or UntH then, trucks had to damaged 10 homes in the con- negoliate up the hillside from s truction phase in the com- Station 2 on Agate Street. The munity. trip takes up to nme mmutes. The 15-ton pumper is being Fire Chief Charley Kuhn said o utfitted with radio and Early Driver Dia at 90 OnCotut Mary Aus tin "Brownie" Pendleton. the first woman to receive a driver's license in New Jersey. died Thursday at the age or90. Mrs . Pendleton, a 22-year Emerald Bay resident. died at Saddleback Community Hospital after a brief illness. She was the widow o( William S . Pendleton. a South ern California retailer. who died 10 years ago after 61 years of mar- riage. Mrs. Pendleton was a 58-year resident of California and was active in the St. Mary's Episcopal Church Guild for many years. the new truck has the ca pability fire fighting equipment and will She is survived by daughters Marilyn Weir of Emerald Bay and Polly Archer, formerly of Emerald Bay. S 0 to combat brush fires between be delivered to the Top of the Ue8 WDerS the two residential areas and World station sometime next She is also survived by five will be able lo travel on the week,Kuhn said. grandchildren , 16 great· In Dog Bl• leS grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. Damages to be determined in '"'LJour o{ Power' She was the first woman to be trial court are being demanded ~ ~ issued a driver's license in New by the father of a 9-year-old El Jersey when she applied al the Toro boy who was attacked and afile of 20. badly bitten by two dogs as he 711 • ,-9 p M I I --wilCbe:gwen a .10.ee.ot a~ hour pay raise this year and 50 cents an hour for the two remaining years. While Voight said union leaders would recommend ra ti rication of the offer, McGt'ath"s8fd m .. some· Uistaoces· leaders would present its terms without making a recommenda· tion. played in a field near his home 1ri.OVlng O • • Services will be held at St. last May 15., Mary's Episcopal Church in '"N"abf&f IS" d8en<Timt~ tft ·trr~ • -· ..... _ ~ -·-·--... • ... .. ",. ·· ---· ' ...... Laguna .Beach on Sunday at a -. - Orange County Superior Court The Rev. Robert Schuller's said the Hour of Power was be-a .m . The family requests dona- In addition, spokesmen for the Food Employers Council and Retail Clerks Union said the set· tlemenl orrers increased pension and health benefits along with improved night work premiums. "It was more than we wanted to give them, yes." said Robert Voight. spokesman for tbe Food Empl~ Council, "but it was a lot less than t&ey were as&· Ing." The clerks, including 20,000 employed at Orange County markets, walked orr their job6 early Sunday to press contract demands. The strike ended after one day for clerks at four major chains after an interim management· union agreement was reached. Some 1.100 markets in 11 other GROUP BOOSIS R4DIO DIUM.4 Radio's golden days are alive and well for the Society to Preserve and Encourage Radio Orama, Variety and Comedy. See Featuring, Page Bl. The flnal vote by union mem· bers won't be tallied until the month's end. Voight noted the council ob- tained a restraining order Thunday prohibiting vandalism by, ·oickets. The order, issued by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Georga.lilr Dill~ was-JlGl-.gf ven ·t& mukets::-~ of ThuAday evening's settlement, Voight said. He noted the settlement in· eludes amnesty clauses so that clerks won't be punished ror al· leged vandalism and so that clerks who crossed pickets and returned to work won't be fined by the union. Voight contended clerks had crossed picket lines in large numbers by Thursday, but McGrath said such instances were isolated. One report 1n the Saddleback Valley was that up to 80 percent o( the striking clerks at a Lucky's Market in Lake Fotest had gone back to work, but McGrath said he could neither confirm nor deny the report. Voight said this week's strike was the first walkout by clerks in all nine counties since Ul5S 1 aw s u i l f i 1 e d by Drago weekly televised church service, ing moved from its familiar 10 lions be made to the Heart As· At k. H r p 1 sociation. anasovs 1, 24232 Twig St.. are " our o ower," wil be moved a.m. lime slot to 6 a.m . Gary Reynolds, Maria Peterson to 9 p.m. Sundays effective Oct. Spokesmen for the television and James Spigner. 1. station said the religious hour They are identified as The hour-long program bas was being pre-empted to show "owners and keepers" of two been a staple of KTLA Channel 5 family·type movies, including pit bull dogs that allegedly religious viewers for the past six some starring Shirley Temple. attacked and savaged the years. When the 6 a.m . time niche plaintiff's son, Drago Jr. But last month KTLA officials turned out to be unacceptable to Atanasovski claims that the the church leader, KTLA made boy~ wbo was rescued.Irom tlie the..9. p.m.SUnda!t-Slot available gfA:n~~e=r::::~=:-iil~ Swimmer OK Sc~'rtel~~ neck and face. testimony-from celebrity vis· The lawsuit states that the After Fam• l 1tors ortgiJ'\ates rrom the Garden boy's injuries include a severed Grove Community Church. artery in the right arm and the "Hour of Power" is taped for destruction of the right bicep A Pasadena woman who video showing three weeks muscle. passed out while swimming in a before being shown on television $1,430 in Goods Stolen at Dana Property valued by the victim at •1.439 was taken from the garaee Of a Dana Point home while the occupants were aw~. Orange County sherut's or- (lcera saJd the theft was report- ed by teacher Fredda Mae Van Schmua, Bl, of 33602 Circuta Corona. Power tools and art work were among the items stolen. • L-aguaa Beach hotel pool was to an estimated 108,000 KTLA reported in satisfactory condi· viewers. lion today after she was rescued by hotel guests and firemen. Betty Stanbach. 56 , of Pasadena, suddenly passed out in the swimming pool at the Beach Motor Inn, 985 North Coast Highway. Thursday after· noon. " She was pulled rrom the pool by other guests and given ox· ygen by firemen who res ponded to a can from the inn. Officials at South Coast Com· munity Hocspital today said the woman ls In satisfactory condl· lion. Crusaders R eturn LOS ANGELES CAP> -The Greenpeace Foundation ship Peacock has returned rrom its save·the·whales crusade in the north Pacific with claims or suc- cess after a confrontation with a Russian whaling ship. The 144· Coot Peacock pulled lnto ~ Angeles Harbor on Thursday with its crew of 26. who spent 38 days chasing a neet of Russian ships. ·~ Coas t Weatbp r sunny thrvugb"Saturday--.. --- bur-patchy-low cloudrin- early morning hours along coast Lows tonight 57 lo 62. Highs Saturday from 70 to 73 at beaches to 82 to 86 inland. I NSIDE TODA\' Upcommg entertainment that '1 rated A atarta with 8 and ta delCribed on Pa~ Cl. l•dex u CM N ..... An ~· .. aM .. a CM ..... CHI M Chase Fatality Mystifies Oran1e County Sbnlff'a Deputies uld tod•Y they ltill don't know what prompte4 a \wo.county freeway cbue n.. da1 that tillded ln the aboot1ng ol an allueclly neeina driver. . Tb• Clead man was identified today Al J01epb Robert OUver Bridae, 23, an lmmlarant f10m Jamaica wbo recenUy bad been Uvln1 ln oak.land. Sherilt Lt. Bob Beosoo said Brld1e and a friend, Huntly M. Levy, 19, had been visiting Levy'1 brother in San Dlelo and were en route to New York when · the tncldeot occurred Tuesday. From New York. he said, the pair planned lo move back lo Jamaica. Laguna Beach motorcyclist Robert Alfred Manoff, 42, gets medical attention from firemen after his motorcy- cle collided with a car driven by Ellen Anne Goldman. 22. of 19145 Carrera Road, Laguna Beach. Ma noff. of 891 Tia Juana St., was treated and later r eleased from South Coast Community Hospital following the 9 :30 a .m _ cras h near the Art-A-Fair on Laguna Canyon Road. Schmitz Suspends Anti-busing Fight State Senate candidate John Schmitz of Corona del Mar has. for the time being, abandoned his effort to have an anti-school bus· ing initiative placed on the Nov· em ber ballot. accordrng lo Two Arrested In Robbery Of Hit Singer LADERA HEIGHTS <AP) - A member of the Co mmodores pop group has been robbed at gunpoint, his 20-year-old female companion raped and the $43,000 Rolls Royce of a friend stolen. according to sheriff's deputies. Deputies said they spotted the stolen car soon after the incident Thursday, and arrested Kenneth Mitchell, 19. of Los Angeles, and his 16 year-old compamon. The two were booked for investiga· tion or robbery, rape, grand theft and burglary. said sheriff's rteputy Merlin Poppleton. Ronald LaPread. 28, bass player with the Commodores, his female friend, and Lemmon McMillan. 37, were robbed of $700 and jewelry in front or the garage at McMillan's home by two men who then took turns raping the woman in the garage, Poppleton said. The men n ed in the car. which was later spotted by deputies. who gave chase Mitchell and the Juvenile were arrested as they struggled to get out or the car but were unable to find the interior door handles 10 the 1975 Rolls Royce. Poppleton said The Commodores have one or the top selhng singles m the country, "Three Times A Lady." Secretary or State March Fong Eu. Mrs. Eu said she received a letter from Schmitz that said he did not have enough signatures to qualify his anti-busing in· itiative and was a bandoning the effort. Schmitz was unavailable for comment early today. But campaign workers said the Republican candidate in the 36th State Senate District has not abandoned his objective or having an anti·busing initiative make it to the ballot at some future lime. They said that this year 's ef· fort was hindered by a legal de· lay that carried the issue to the slate Supreme Court. The court ruled the initiative, which would ban the use of state or local tax money for use in racially integrating schools by busing, could be taken to the voters. Earlier, an attorney general's ruling had said the initiative was n awed and could not be put on the ba llot even with the required voters' signatures. Resolving the legal issue took time Schmitz had hoped to use for the gathering of signatures and, according to a campaign worker, made it impossible to obtain the voter signatures in time to make t he November ballot. Schmitz' plan to ban the use of local tax money to alter racial ratios at school through busing would have become an a mend- ment to the state constitution had 1t made the ballot and been approved by a majority of Ca 1 ifornia's voters. Hitchhiker Robbed by Accordlnl lo authorities, a U· Haul van, ariven by Bridge, al· leaedly ran through tbe U.S. Border Patrol checkpoint station near San Onofre and touched off a chaae that included vehicles Crom the Border Patrol. San Clemente police, the California Hicbway Patrol and sheriff's of. n ee. The chase aloag the San Diego Freeway ended at Alicia Parkway in Mission Viejo wben the van crashed into a freeway fence. Benson said. Along the way though, Benson reported, the van allegedly rammed ooe sheriff's and one Highway Patrol car. Levy surrended lo deputies, Benson said, but Bridge alleged- ly struck one CHP officer in the bead with a club-like instru· ment. then was shot in the chest by a sheriff's deputy. He died three hours later in Saddleback Community Hospital. Benson said a search of the van revealed no contraband and neither Levy nor Bridge bas a crimlnal history. Benson said toxicological tests will be performed on Bridge lo de termine any presence or narcotics. Benson said Levy so far "isn't saying much" and bas shed no light on what prompted his com· panion to nee officers. ram law enforcement units or strike the CHP officer. Levy was to be arraigned to· day in South Orange County Municipal Court on a misde· meanor charge of resisting ar· rest, Benson said. He termed t.be charge a kind of "automatic lhing" in cases where a suspect has been un- cooperative at the lime of ar· rest Investigation in the case is continuing, Benson said, and the name of the deputy who fired the fatal shot is not being released as yet. The injured CHP officer. Harry Langefeld, bad numerous stitches to close a head gash, Benson said, and is expected to be off his job for several more days. Abducted Tot Rescued; Man In Custody CINCINNATI CAP) -The kid· napped 3-year-0ld son of a prom- inent Cincinnati restaurateur was r escue<! safely near the airport today, and a man was arrested while trying to pick up a ransom, the FBI said. FBI agents said Bruce Nelson Baltzer, 24, or Cincinnati. was taken into custody in connection with Thursday's kidnapping of Jason Comisar. "Everything just turned out terrific," said Michael Comisar. the boy's father. "Everything is just fine." Comisar, standing in the Rent Bid Fails 'Benefactor' stre~l in front or his bo~se, declined to answer questions Was It Hoax? Mystery Si11·rounds Geneva Hijacking GENEVA, Switzerland <AP> -The passengers and crew of a TWA JeWner from New York left the plane sately today after a mysterious seven·hour ln· terlude that authoriUes said was either a hijacking or a hoax. Amid general confusion al the airport, Geneva Police Chief Guy Fontanet told reporters "we cannot rule out" either posslblllty. The incident began when someone dropped a list of de· manda lnlo the lap of a sleeping stewardess. ,.,~ NEWL YWEOS PLAN TO LIVE IN CORONA DEL MAR Actor George Kennedy and Bride Joan McCarthy Oscar Winner Weds Quietly in County Academy award winning actor George Kennedy. 53, was mar· ried Thursday in a quick and surprise wedding ceremony in the Orange County courthouse in Santa Ana. Kennedy marr ied Joan M ccarthy. 46, in a brier ceremony in a small office in the county clerk's office. Performing the ceremony was deputy commissioner of mar- FroraPageAJ TAPE ••• miltee delivered its recall peti· tion, signed by more than 3,100 persons, to City Clerk Max Berg. The petition was turned over to the county registrar of voters office. where clerks will check petition signatures against voter registration records. A minimum of 2,741 signatures C20 percent > or registered San Clemente voters is required to call a recall election. If the minimum is not met ac· cording to the county registrar's check. recall supporters will have 10 more days to try to make uptbe difference. If s ufficient signatures are pre· sent, a special recaJl election will probably be scheduled early next year riages Roberta Eicher. The actor and his bride went lo the clerk •s office shortly after noon to obtain a marriage license. They left the office but re· t.umed a few minutes later to ask if they could be married im· medJately. The beaming couple left the clerk's office immediately after mentioning to a worker they planned lo live in Corona del Mar. The Kennedys gave their ad· dress for wedding license purposes as 16063 Royal Oak Drive. Encino. They reportedly are honeymooning in Newport Beach. Belted by Bible? $500,000 Asked A woman who claims that she was struck and injured by a heavy Bible while attending services at the f o rm er Melodyland theater in Anaheim bas s ued the alleged wielder of the Bible for $500.000 in damages. Claudia V. Cazett claims in her Orange County Superior Court lawsuit that Ardien McDaniel was carelessly waving tbe Bible about during services at Melodyland on Aug. 21. 1977. The passengers walked off the Boeintt 707 less than an hour before a 5 p.m. (9 a.m. PDT> deadline set by a person or persona calling tbemselves a ·'task force of revolutionary sollders'' demanding freedom for former Nazi deputy Fuehrer Rudolf Hess. for Robert F . Ken· nedy's assassin Sirhan Sirhan and for five Jailed Croatian hi· Jackers. Fontanel said after the plane landed here that there were "several" hijackers. But be later said no one had seen a hi· jacker after th e l9·page list of bizarre demands was dumped into the sleeping stewardess' lap. "We would like to rind out who placed the messages into the lap of the hostess." said Fontanel after tbe passengers were taken to a security section of the airport to undergo questioning. The "task force" threatened in a written message to blow up the plane by 5.30 p.m. by remote control if the demands were not met. The demands directed the pilot to take the plane to Cointrin Airport here. the fhght 's original destination Airport officials said there was no r eaction among the passengers when the pilot. ap- parently locked safely m the cockpit. announced over the in· lercom this afternoon that two negotiators were coming to the plane "There was no reaction so the two boarded the plane As things continued to remam quiet, the passen~ers were told to leave." one official said. "There was no panicking" "Al! 79 passenger.;; and nine crew members are free." said airport s pokes m a n Da ni el Tesseyre Lawyer Asks Trial Delay For Diedrich Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich's upcoming trial on bribery charges moved a step closer lo its Sept. R starting date today. That move eame wh e n Diedrich 's attorney. Marshall Morgan, requested a week's de- lay to make a motion asking for the eharges agai ns t the supervisor to be dropped for lack or sufficient evidence. Morgan said he is hopeful but not convinced Superior Court Judge John Flynn will grant the latest in a series of moves to h ave the cha r ges against Died rich dropped before the case goes to tr1a1 . And. he predicted, what will be a lengthy trial will probably beg in Sept 18 D1edr1ch 1 ~ c harged in a grand Jury indictment handed do wn Dec 15 with multiple counts of bribery charges relat· ed to a land use dec1s1on in the Anaheim Hills Diedrich has pleaded innocent to the charges and presented a series of lengthy motions in an attempt to have them d1sm1ssed before the case goes to trial. YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHING YET! ~ Over a quarter century ago a few far -sighted people SAN DIEGO <AP> -Backers :--of a,AAtjtion driv!W:.o (?lace a rent -~. . control measure on the ~~r 7 :· about \he incident. --A-flt'W·-re.l~ 1v""Lagurw.-·--wa~l' \W.! ~~~Il~\· Beach . told pohce . Thu~s~ay he the Greater Cincinnati Airport 0t'!2J'}t!,<>!li~ _t~ -~!?.~ b~~e~.:_ • . • . ·-_ -· ~-. ___ r " _ FIRST. the chemical industry developed synthetic fibers. eliminating reliance on wool Quality and production. • I !'>allot have failed in their bid after the county registrar of voters said they did not gain enough valid signatures. ORANGE COAST use DAILY PILOT ~~~~~r~"r,':::::=~: Q).MI P\ib41\t\1nio Como•ny ~Rtf'd•''°"'•..-~ -·-Mono.Y lttr ...... f n•y '°' C.0-to --~-........----'"'""'° -~· --9fah '"'""'<......-A • ""' ei a a •• :=c--W4S.J:n ... ~ 1:"'~ e -; .. :;:~ .......... -. _,,,._ Pt•\•nt .. .., Pultll•"'" JK'll C.tn V•u ..,.,..,..,. •""0.-0llM_. T~•,CM'l\f ("''"' f-•AM...,...... .,..l\09,,,.e.,..., °"'""" '--._ ..... " ., .. ,,,,. ... , ~n•ca•no [d'tor' lffune .. ectl Office n .. Gltnneyre SC""'\ "'9111"'1 "''''""' " 0 ...... 91'1)7 OffleH CO\t• ,,...,. now.-1 ~,,,,....., HV"llf'liQIOft 8e•'lt •flU 0..-Pt 8oulflr114rd ,,_,._. V•llty JSJQI IA P•l 11°'"" •t ,.~ 01900 ,,.,.,.~., T~• (1141to4311 ci.eelf!H Actverttelng "2-N78 Ulfllft• .. ecfl Alt ~mente: T•~ne4...._ ,.,_..,.c .. -~ .. ....... ~·1:': "" '=-tr.J:,:::-~~ m•Ttet .:-;: .... , .... ,.,.,.., tttrelft "'•• w r-e,,e•v< .. w11Mut ~l•I .. ,,ftttt~ •• ,..,""',_ \K-tit\\ "''-.... •• CM•• Me •• CltU•'"'' t.•·"'t•U•ft bf l.lrrtt"r » M ::.:,t;_..•:, ;~:' ~1fttf nHHt•rv was picked up h1tchh1kmg on in Covington, Ky., said Thomas Laguna ~anyon R.oad by a man Kitc he ns, special agent in who befnend~ him, t~en later charge of the Cincinnati office of stole some of his belongings. the FBI C>tivid Micbaet B<JYkht; 21, of Acco.rcfing to the agent, ~1 Lo~~ardy ~e. said he was Baltze r grabbed the money, hitchhiking to his former Santa climbed into a car, shoved the Ana apartm_ent to gather up youngster oul, "and then we S<?me belongings when ~e was m oved in." As the car sped p1cked up by a man draving a away, il tried to run over an FBI la~-m<Jdel-Camaro. agent Kitchens ~al(!.. The=patr-Jieg:inrt110tnq:alQStk~ __::~1 ~1i4Mmot.M1aa.liiiilt:.l!:J.UIDl11t:== man. aeaed-to--bJHP Boykin hitbim.(DaltM!Ll /'-he-salil ... move into bis new home. When The s hot s baUe-red-rhe the two men arrived back at the windshield oo the car and the Laguna Beach address, the FBI said Baltzer was being driver let Boykin off and said he treated ror cuts at a hospital. would go and pick up some Kit~hens did not disclose the beers. amount of the ransom. The suspect never returned, and Boykin said he left cash, clothing and other items in the man's car valued at $410. He said the pair had planned to go to Mexico today. 'Ibief Gets 84,075 A burglar who entered a Dana Point home through the garaae took jewelry and cash with a total value of $4.07~. Orange County sheriff's orficers said the break-in was reported by Len Dlarnts, 41. of 24351 Taxco Drive. He was away from home at the Ume. Cat Burglar Gel8 Clemente Wallet A wallet containing $115 and credit cards wu reported stolen in San Clemente. Police said the theft of the bUlfold was reported at the At· terbury resld!!nce, 3624 Calle Casino. The burglar apparently broke into the house throu1h a locked screen door before dawn on Thursday. whJle the family was sleeplna, police officers said. .. SECOND. machinery was invented which enabled carpeting to be manufactured up to 100 times faster THIRD. and most important. some people stuck their necks out and risked capital to put these developments to work Whaldoes this meanJ o you? It means that carpeting costs less ~:_meaAs--that what wa.s.onoe..a..t~JS now ~..,..--"'wlthilll.al!'..,.... !1 ~ _aJ.fnOSL.sveryone ff meanS" a-setectron _ un- imaginable 30 years ago. With our family in the carpet business since 1894. we have seen more changes in the last few years than we beiieved POSStble. creating the greatest consumer growth industry m our economy. After 84 years, it looks like we've only just begun• DEN'S 11nmu: iiisia}J;iiiin: ·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor • COSTA MESA. CAllf. 9 2627 • PHONE 646·~838 -6~6 2355 orange Coast EDITION BIJaeking a Mystery • GENEVA, Swtllerland <AP> -Tbe ~.,.and crew of a TWA JeQl.Mr trom New York i.tt Ute plue ••lY today at Geaeva airport after a myaterioul 1even·boUr interlude tbat autboriUea uld waa dthe1' • bUaddne or• hoax. Arnid teneral confusion at the airport. Swta Justice Mlnilter Kurt Fureiel' uid ''up to now, we cannot rule out either" possi bllity. In Wa.sbinctoo. the Federal A vlation Administration sai,d it was "ooavinced that lhe incident was a hoax" because airport seeurity equipment any hijacker would have passed through was working properly and a passenger therefore would not have been able to smuggle ex· plosives or weapons aboard. Geneva Police Chief Guy Fon- tenet aald the incident be&an when someone dropped a list ot demands into the lap of a atewardell. But one puaeqer lat"° aald a bewl11ed fellow PHSe~~abbed a stewardess and h her tbe demuds. Tbe "task force of revolu· llonary IOldien" -u the docu· men\ descrlbed the "hijackers" -threatened to blow up tbe plane by ~:30 p.m. by remote control 11 tbe demands were not met, authorities said. The ele- m ands included freedom for former Nazi deputy Fuehrer Rudolf Hess. for Robert F. Kennedy's assassin Sirhan Sirhan and for five jailed Croa· tian hijackers. But then the passenge.rs and crew walked off the Boeing 7'17 about an hour before the deadline. ''Obviously, the person that dre•• up the letter walked otf witb the other pauen1ers," said a TWA spokesman ln New York. The passqers were taken by bus to a security section ol the airDort to underlo questionirur. Fontanel said after the plane landed here that there were "several" hijackers. But be later said DO one had seen a hi· jacker after the 19-page list of bizarre demands was dumped into lbe sleeping stewardess' lap. "We \W\lld like to find out who placed the dlessages into the lap of the hostess," said Fontanet after the passengers were taken to a security section of the airport to undergo questioning. The "task force" threatened in a written message to blow up lbe plane by 5:30 p.m. by remote control It the demands were not met. The demands directed tbe pilot to take the plane to Cointrtn Airport here, the fliabt '1 oriCiDa1 destination. Airport officials said tbere was no reaction amonc the passengers when the pilot. ap- parently locked safely ln the cockpit.. announced over the ln· tercom this afternoon that two negotiators were coming to t.be plane. · "There was DO reaction so the two boarded the plane. As thina continued to remam qUiet, lie passengen were told to leave." one omcial said. "There was no panicking." "All 79 passengers and nine crew members are free,•• said airport spokesman Daniel Tesseyre. TEN CENTS ·~-0 t REI EASE WANTED Slayer 8'"'8n Sirhan Mesa Freeway Revived? State Announces Start of Environmental Study A,WI ......... 'EVERYTHING TURNED OUT JUST TERRIFIC' FBI Agent Jim Ader Wfth Jason Comlaar, 3 IUdnapped Boy, 3, Sa/e; Suspect Held By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Of .. o.Hy l"INt IUff The ca.J.ilornla Department of TranJ;portation, reversing its previous policy under political pressure, will begin work next month on a major environmen- tal study of the Costa Mesa Freeway <Route 55) corridor, it was announced today. Calling it a "critical first phase" toward improving circulation on the congested highway, Assemblyman Dennis Mangers said completion of the environmental impact report could lead to extension of the CofC Asks Voice in Coast Plan By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ol I .. o.lly l'ttM St..H The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce says it wants to have a say in the selec· lion of a committee to prepare the document that will return control of its coastal zone to the city of Newport Beach. In a letter sent this week to Mayor Paul Ryckoff, chamber president Rudy Baron asked that "the marine division ... specifically, and the Chamber of Commerce as a whole, be al· lowed lhe right or significant in· put as to both the criteria CINCINNATI (AP) -The kid· declined to answer questions established (for committee napped 3-year-0ld son or a prom-about the incidenL selection) and the citizens con· inent Cincinnati restaurateur sidered for appointment." was rescued safely near the Baltzer was apprehended at Appointment of the 10 mem· airport today, and a man was ~be Gz:-eater Cincinnati AJrport hers for the city's Local Coastal ted hil · an Covington, Ky., said Thomas Pl · d arres w e try1na to pick up Kitchens. special agent in annmg A visory Committee is a ransom, the FBI said. charge of the Cincinnati office of threatening to develop into a FBI a1ent.s said Bruce Nelson the FBI. controversy. Baltzer, 24, of Cincinnati, was Under lhe plan approved by taken int(>.custody in connection According to the agent, the coastal commission, the with Thursday's kidnapping of Baltzer grabbed the money. committee is to consist of seven Jason Comisar. climbed into a car. shoved the members, each of whom is ap- freeway that ends near Mesa Drive. The original freeway route was adopted 34 years ago. Mangers . D·Huntington Beach, said the state's decision to begin the EIR was prompted by direct negotiation with Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. Mangers said there is "no question" that Brown asked CalTrans Director Adriana Gianturco to reverse her stand against the study because it is an election year. The environmental study to begin in September will take between two and three years. Approval of the study cancels previous efforts to remove the freeway route from the state master plan for highways. ln a letter to Costa Mesa Mayor Ed McFarland. Ms. Gianturco said the study "will not just limit itself to the alternatives developed to this point. but will also examine new transportation alternatives." Mangers said the study will take into account the full c:or· ridor between the Corona del Mar Freeway and Pacific Coast Highway in Newport Beach. -~--­'DARTH VADER' JOINED STRIKERS IN SAN BERNARDINO Jeff Lehmer Can Now Go Back to HI• Own Galaxy 60,000 Clerks Goi-ng "E~e~g just turned out youngster out, "and then we <See CHAMBER. Pate AZ> terrific,' said Michael Comisar, moved in." As the car sped Back s •k Ove ~e ~y's}atber. "Everything is away, it tried-to run over an FBI • •n e r ' The concerns of Newport Beach. which effectively blocked the freeway through an initiative in 1972 that eliminated a Pacific Coast freeway and. therefore, a link between it and Route ss. will be considered in the corridor study. said Mangers. "I feel It really gives the city of Costa Mesa au we have asked for the past few years.•' said McFarland. who was joined by councilmembers Dom Raciti and Norma Hertzog at the 11 a.m. press conference today at <See FREEWAY, Page AZ> "Renter &bates Offered Pinecreek Investment Com· pany, the largest apartment owner in Costa Mesa, says it will pass on 80 percent of its Pro~i­ tion 13 property tax savings to apartment dwellers. There will be no rent increases for the remainder of 1978 for lhe 622 residents of Pinecreek and Pinecreek Village apartments in Costa Mesa. a spokesman said. "Our anticipated tax savings amount to approximately Sl8.50 per unit per month," said the spoke.sman. "We will issue a rent rebate check on each apartment for SIS per month for the number of months they have occupied the apartment since July. 1978," be said. A resident of Pinecreek wbo stays until the end of the year would receive an overall rebate or $90, he said. ile«ister Packets Now at Mesa High Just fine. agent, Kitchens said. ' II •·.,... f °iilils.ar.-J t•n4, w .. luJbe.. _ r.:.'.P.Jle..~~~..did..Dot...-A..#-D"'._J. ._..__ --.,._, .,. __ ._ • . . _ _,,_;,_ Registration packets for stu- dents at Costa Mesa High School are available at the school, 2650 •. ,..\'11.r.W.w Roedu .... • . s e n rronl o bis house, nil mm <Baltzer>.'' he said. ...,.,._,J ~fM.:lf, By KATHY-'"NCY The shot shattered the 0t•De11r~~ Bob M~rath, spok.esman for windshield on the car and the V 1". kie? Some 60,000 s upermarket ~l ~erks Uruon, called '13' Petitions To Be Heard FBI said Baltzer was being .. or Jal:i clerks in Orange and eight otberPll'fhe ten~?fve ~ment "a fine treated for cuts at a hospital. Southern California counties put contr~ct today. . Kitchens did not disclose the GAY HEAD. Mass. (AP> away their picket siens and re· Wbale Voight saad union amount of the ransom. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis' turned to work today as their lea~~n would recommend The lddoas:!:r described as private beach a haven for five-day-0Jdwalkoutended. ra~ftcati~n or the offer. "extremely · .: and about 30, nudists? Under terms or a tentative Mc rath said in some Instances snatched blond-haired and blue-That could be one result if three-year setUement reached <See STIUKE. Pate AU eyed Jason Comisar after rob-photographer Peter Simon bas late Thursday night, the clerks Masseuse On Sex Rap . bis way. --will '!t!!ven a 10-. cem an hour m~6 •;-... e»m1< =-~"ibifii'. !:\~~._.: Mm Ariests salary~ of local ~-home in suburban North Avoo· Onassis open her newly acquired In addiUoo. spokesmel\ for the ment employees. dale about 3:30 p.m. $1. l million property to the Food Employers Council and Chief Justice Rose Elizabeth A 14-year-old neighbor girl public, includln1 nudists who Retail Clerks Union sald the set· Bird and Just.ices Stanley Moek who sometimes babysits for the frolic on a beach abutUng her tlement offers increased pension William Clark Jr. and Wiley Comlsar family said Mrs. land. and health benefits along with Manuel voted Thursday to coo· Comisar told her mother that "That's the best stretch of improved night work premiums. alder tbe petttioos. the abduct.or lmew nothing about beach on the island," said "It wu more than we wanted The petitions cootend the law the famUy. but took the cblld on-Si~on. 81. to give them, yes," said Robert is uoeomtitutiona) and that the ly when be found nothing else to Voi1ht, spokesman for the Food employees should get pay raises steal. Employers Council, "but It was that eitba' have been rescinded The boy's father is vice presi· Hundreds Ready ln~~ less than they were Uk· OI' not P.-into effect. dent of a family-run restaurant • operationwhichlncludestbewell· ~or Beach Race Tbe clerks, lncludln1 20,000 BIWN-INJURED OFFERED HOPE Hl1b Hopes, a Costa M•a qency. olten t.be bral.n-lnhand a w a1 to return to tbe maiDJtream ol We. Featuriq, faae BL • knownMaisonette. ..,, employed at Oran1e County Hundreds of runners are ex· markets, walked ott their jobs Ra:in in North 87 fte Aaocla&ed Presa A weather front movlna t.brou'b the Paclftc Nortbftlt broutbt showers to the northern coast ot caJilom1a. with Crea· cent City near the Ouaon border repoirt.lq abc)ut an lDcb and a ball ol rain. peeled to compete ln an enck(. early Sunday to presa contract the-summer race on tbt sand demands. from the Newport Pier to tbe Tb6 ltrike ended after one day Wed1e and back Saturday morn· for clerkl at four major chain.I Lns. after an interim mana1ement· The Newport Beach race. unioa acreement was reached. apontored by Ann and Joe Kln-Some 1,100 market.a in 11 other yone. la to 1et ~ way at 8 chalm lta)'ed ope.fl at reduced a.m. Tbe ltiQYQIMI reportedlJ .bc>urs with auperytsory penoo. 'had 400 Pllt1ctpanta ma aimlltt • 1. and newly b1red non.union ~5.i"mUe race held la June. worktn. • \ A Costa Mesa masseuse was arrested by undercover police otftcers Thursday evening. Police allege she offered a SU· ual act for $20, lnveatigaton said today. Taken tnto custody on a char1e of solicitation wu a. year-old Dons Rochelle Cox, an employee ot Mesa Sauna at u• Charle St. tnv~ator Dennis Houfeld said she poM.ed the $500 ball and wu rele1aed from cuatody followlnl the t :IO p.m. lncldent. The woman a1Je1edly told pollce abt ta makini an avenae of SlOO a day u a masa.eu.. . Packets should be picked up ~(ore registration begins for Juniors and seniors on Sept. 6, school officials said. Freshmen and soJ>homores wm register the followfng day. More information is available at 556-3344. Coast Sunny through Saturday but patchy tow clouds in early mom.Ing hours along coast. Lows tonlpt 57 to 62. Highs Saturday from 70 to 73 at beaches to 82 to 86 inland. INSIDE TODA~ Upcoming nt•rlainmenr Ural 't tOUld A ltorrt IDllh 8 and u de.mbtd on Pao-Cl. l•dex Senior Jluildiog Bid Eyed Newport Bta~b olty coun· cllmen will be asked Monday to spend the lut of an seoo.ooo federal •rant la buttdln_c a oualtipurpoH rootn at t.M clb''• 1nior dtJMil cent.It'. Tb• center. at. FUth and Mar1tiertt. avenues In Corona del Mar, wu purchased wtth a pottlon of that '800,000, whlcb wu 1lven to tbe clty over three Two Held In Rape, Robbery LADER.A HEJGHTS (APl - A member of the Commodons P01> ll'OQP u. bela robbed at aun~ bll »Jter-old eompa. nioa raped ad tbe sa.ooo Rolla Royce ot a frteDd stolen, ...... ,.., to.wut'1deputiel. u.,..u. Nld tM:r t1*Wd -atoleo car 10GD after tbe baddell& Hurt Bald Eagle Healed, Released ynn aa a HouPnc and Com· munlty Development rra.nt from the federal Houllni and Urban Denlopment Department. The "f ,50CHquare-foot bulldint, which will be Uled u a comblna· tlon cafeteria and audit.onum.. Ls part. of the master plan city councilmen approved for the center. Tburaa.Y. wt arnMed ~ Mitcbell, It-, ol Loi ADI ..... aDd b1I ~year-old compuioa. fte two wMl boc*ed for in~ tlon of robbery, rape. frUd tMft and ~ary. said abirtff'a deDuty Kerlin Poppleton. Ronald LaPread. 28. ban player wltb the Comaiodorel. hi• female tnend, and lAmmGD Mclllllan. :rr. were robbed ol 1700 and jewelry ln front ol tbe gara'e at llcMWan'a home bf two men wbo tben took turns rapina the woman iD the aarace. Poppleton uld. SAN CLEM ENT& ISLAND tAP> -II°'*· I bald ..... wbo Wd held ftve )'Uri tD e.tP- th1l)' after beina atnack by • sbotfuo blast. bas been released rnto lbe wilds ol San Clem island. The wbite·beaded aym~ ol America bad a win& operatico, flying and· hunt.inc lessons and was ready for bis release Thurs· da y , sald Ken Nieland , Sacramento Zoo bird curator. M o d oc w as taken to Sacramento in 1973 by state game wardens after he was found wounded by numerous Newport Firm Louisiana Probe Target? A Newport Beach-based m· surance company apparently is the target of a Louisiana grand jury probe over disposition of the company's assets. According lo newspaper ac· counts, the probe centers on the Roger Williams Insurance Com- pany. 3822 Campus Drive, and its parent company, the Regal Group, Inc. The reports indicate the probe is based on the issuance of a Louisiana license to the firm, headed by former Modesto police chief Robert L. Meester. Louisiana state law requires a minimum of $1 million in assets before licenses are issued and there appears to be some ques- . tion about the status of assets -held in three Orange County· based banks -Heritage, City National and American State. Meester was not in his office today and could not be reached for colDJ:llent. l F,...PGfleAJ STRIKE ••• leaders would present its terms without making a recommenda· tion. The final vote by union mem· bers won't be tallied until the month's end. Voight noted the council ob· tained a res training order Thursday prohibiting vandalism by pickets. The order, issued by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge GeorJte M. Dell. was not given to markets because of Thursday evening's settlement, Voight said. He noted the setUement in· eludes amnesty clauses so that clerks won 't be punished for aJ. leged vandalism and so that clerks who Cr<>§ed pickets and returned to work won 't be fined by the uruon. Voight contended clerks had crossed picket lines in large numbe rs by Thursday, but McGrath said such instances were isolated. One report in the Saddleback Valley was that up to 80 percent of the striking clerks at a Lucky's Market in ~ak~ Forest bad gone back to work, but McGrath said be could neither confirm nor deny the report. ORANGI COMT s DAILY PILOT """' Clltl•.... "-·~ "-----lt*'1 It ...... __ ... _,..,.._ >~··~ VKe .... -• ..,Oo-ol-..,. ~ .. ~ lci.1 .. ":.~':,.."';:::- °'""" .. "--.... """ ..... .i ... t ""°M<l"'Ollloton Offlc:H c..~._ .. now .. , .. ,'4_, l,aOuM~ech ll•G~M-1 .. .,,.. ........... ," .,.,,_" ........ .. ,_,,-~ vent, fUOI lot ... , 11-at '-"' O_ ,,_.., TetephoM (11•)t0021 a .. llftett Actvert191t'lfMa-fll71 _ ........ -°"'". 1814'10 ,....,.,.~c­......, ·--"°'•""" ,_'°"""""""'" MO-tao ~''1':,::. °'=. c~ .• ~~ ~:Tter ., .-.."!r ... ...;.r. ftlfe 411t "'•Y .. , .... -.. , .. ···-· -··· ,., .......... ef ,..,...,.,_ ~ri: ... ~~at\:::~~lt= ... : (~~:. -:;-:. -tM•• 117 ""''' ~ te -hi•· ""'''u" ... --p "-'"'' peUeta. Hi• wing healed badly. Dr. James Roush of Santa Crui rebroke and 'reset the wine lut year. Tbe existing buUdlng on the slte once served as a school; ita largest room has a maximum seatint capacity of 200. accord· ma to city omclals. Bl,.Jl•-. It healed and, back lo t.be Stern fOOChills near Sacramen· to, Modoc learned to Oy .,ain aod cal.Cb amaJl enimala for food Zoo superintendent Bill Meeker said this island about 75 .niles west ol San Diego in the Pacific ocean is ideal as Modoc's new home because it is virtually uninhabited federal property except for a few Navy personnel. City officials say the proposed building will have a maximum seating capacity of 800. There are nearly 2,000 members oft.be aenlor citizen organization that runs t.be cent.er. President Carter waves as he arrives at Jackson Lake. Wyo., after a three-day floating trip down tbe Salinon River. The first family is continuing a lo.day western vacation . The men Oed in the car, which was lat.er sPOtted by dePUtles, who aave cbue. llltcbell and tbe juvenile were arrested as they struggled to get out or the car but were unable to ftJld the interior door handles iD the W7$ Rolla Royce, Poppleton said. Modoc is fitte d with a transmitter held by a decom· posable harness so his travels over the coming weeks can be monitored. The radio is expect- ed to drop off in the fall. Curator's assistant Lewis Caldwell said Modoc is "middle- aged" with a 20-to 25-year life expectancy and is expected to survive because "he is a very capable bird." Services Set On Saturday For Pioneer Funeral services will be held Saturday at the Long Beach Scottish Rite Cathedral for pioneer Southern California oilman George Franklin Thagard Sr., who died Tuesday. Mr. Thagard was chairman of the board of the Lunday· Thagard Oil Company. He fint entered the oil business in Texas in 1912. He founded his firm in 1937 in South Gate. Active in communlty affairs he was a member of the Shriners, past potentate of El Bekal Shrine of Long Beach, a member of the board of the Salvation Army and served the YMCA and Boy Scouts of America. He leaves bis widow, Pauline of Downey; two sons, George F. Thagard Jr. of Newport Beach a nd Raymond Thagard of Downey, a daughter. Lucille El· lig, of Pecos, Tex., seven grandchildren and one great· grandchild. Man Stricken On Coastal Fishing Trip I A fishing trip ended unexpect· edly today for a 79-year-old man who collapsed while aboard a charter boat cruising off Hunt-ington Beach. Ralph MacFarlao was transferred from the fishing boat Western Pride, out of Ne wport Beach, to the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Point Divide which rushed to the scene after intercepting the boat's dlatreu call. YI'ont the cutter; MacFarlan was taken aboard a Coast Guard rescue helicopter and nown to Hoag Memorial Hospital. A hospital spokesman aaid MacFulan apparently wasn't quite as ilt as originally thought. He was treated and released. WASHINGTON <AP> -Presi· dent Carter's effort t<> streamline the civil service system has sailed throu1h the Senateonao87·1 vote . The president called the Thursday nlaht vote ·•a crucial victory in the battle to cut waste and make government more ef · flcient." The measure aUU ls snarled in debate in the House. 1f finally pu1ed, Carter'• plan would a1v. more flexibility and financial incentlvea to top federal managers. make it eaater to fire lncompetenll and strenshten protection• for employ who uncover •oVft'D· ment Inefficiency. According to a report for coun- c ii men from City Manager Robert Wynn, there is $398,671 of the federal grant left. The lowest bid for the building ls $405,000. But Wynn says the dlff erence can be made up with $9,158 of the funds the city re· ceived from leasing the existing buildings to a private school and $2,776 from tbe parks, beaches and recreation fund. since that is the department charged with overseeing the programs offered al the center. Wynn estimated operating ex- penses for the new building, ten· tatively scheduled for comple- tion by next March, would amount to about $2,000 in utilities cost plus an unspecified cost for maintenance. He also listed expenses of Sl2.400 to equip it. Mayor Paul Ryckoff, who bas consistently advocate d a s maller-scale program and center for the city's senior citizens, is expected to oppose the awarding of the contract to contractor with the lowest bid, the Noyes Roach Company of Los Angeles. Gas Explosion Sparks Blaze In Newport A workman at a Newport Beach athletic club escaped serious injury Thursday when be was caught in a gas explosion while lighting a pool beater. Firemen and paramedics called to the Sporting House, 3601 Jamboree Road. said the in· cident occurred at about 11 a.m. when Michael Helmick, 22, of La Habra accidentally touched off the explosion lo an outside beater shed. Firemen sald a buildup of gas apparently occurred as Helmick tried to light the pool beater. He told firemen he was blown backward by t.be explosion but suffered no serious injuries. f',....PageAJ FREEWAY. • City Hall. The city has been pushin& for the environmental study that it believes will prove the need for extension of the freeway into the downtown area or at least lead Crash R11ins Mesa Woman's Vacation Plans A 24-year-old Costa Mesa woman, who bad planned to leave for a vacation In Big Sur Saturday. suffered multiple in· juries when her car collided with a stalled vehicle on Placentia Avenue early today. Officer Matt Letteriello said Connie Jean Barber. 24. of 29M Pepper Tree Lane suffered !eg injuries and a scalp laceration in the 8:ts p.m. accident near the intersection of Victoria Street. He said she was southbound on Placentia when her car col· Uded with a stalled car owned by Richard James Garrett, of Garden Grove. He and his passenger were shaken but un· injured. Miss Barber was pinned in her auto by the steering col· umn, which had to be cut away. She was taken to Hoag Memorial Hospital In NewPOrl Beach for emergency treat· ment and relea.secl. Irvine Nixes Badham Fete The Irvine Ctty Council bu turned down a request by a Newport Beach city councilman to pay tribute to Congressman Robert Badham, R-40th, who Ls running for re-election ln No- vember. Donald Mcinnis of Newport Beach asked that councilmen use city fUnda for a resolution, letter or plaque aalutlnt Badham at a Sept. 8 fundrals· ing dinner and dance. Irvine councilmen decided against committing public funds to the occuloa, though some ln· dtcated they would forward personal aalutattons. Mclnnll bu petitioned several ctty councUs, though not yet his own. to jump on the Badbam wagon. to "operational improvements" . on Route 55, known as Newport Boulevard. Accidents on the roadway are four times higher than the state average. The daily treffle count ls mo.r~ than 77 ,000 v~hlcles. Mayor McFarland ·called the approval of the EIR a "full com- munity effort," pointing out the support or Mangers and the Costa Mesa Tomorrow and Cllizens for Completion of Route 55 community groups. ,,....PflfleAJ CHAMBER. • pointed by a dlff erent city coun· cilman. -The three other members were to have been picked h'om the ranks of the council's ad· viaory committees on environ- mental quality, transportation and community development by those committee members. However. at a council meeting two weeks ago, the appoint· menta were delayed when Coun· cilman Paul Hummel suuested that councilmen decide those three appointments. That move was opposed by Councilwoman Jackie Heather, who reminded councilmen that the plan approved by the coastal commission was designed to re· suit in as little council tnnuence as possible over the committee. She pointed out that the coun· cit was to appoint people who have not previously received council appointments to other boards or commissions. Councilmen are expected to take up the matter at their meet· ing Monday. Mrs. Heather is not expected to be able to attend. Baron. in his letter. suggests that instead of making appoint· men ts on Monday. the council ought to "make a public an· nouncement stating your criteria for qualification of potential ap- pointees and specific names of citizens you consider to be ex- amples of those who might meet such qualifications." The chamber president also recommended that suggestions on the criteria and potential ap- pointees be sought from com· munity groups -such as the chamber. "It is especially important." the letter notes. "that the com· mittee have a very high degree of objectivity and as such be com posed of citizens with a breadth of understanding of en· vironmental. economic and public sensitivities." Podiatrists Lose SACRAMENTO <AP > Legislation to extend to the hip the area that podiatrists could treat has been killed by the California Senate. Lawyer Asks Trial Delay For Diedrich Orange County Supervlsor Ralph Diedricb's upcomina trial on bribery charges moved a step closer to its Sept. 8 startiDI date today. That move came when Dledricb's attorney. Marshall Morgan, requested a week's de- lay to make a motion asking for the charges against the- supervisor to be dropped ror lack of sufficient evidence. Morgan said he ia hopeful but · not convinced Superior Court Judge John Flynn will grant the latest in a series of moves to have the charges against Diedrich dropped before the caae goes to trial. And, he predicted, wbat will be a lengthy trial will probably begin Sept. 18. Diedrich is cbaried in a grand jury indictment banded down Dec. 1$ with multiple counts ol bribery charges relat- ed to a land use decision in the Anaheim Hills. Diedrich has pleaded innocent to the charges and presented a series ot lengthy motions in an attempt to have them dismissed before the case goes to trial. Irvine Plant Fire 'Minor' County firemen called for a two alarm response to a s01alJ fire In the conveyor belt area on top of four grain elevator silos shortly after noon today at the Kai -Can plant, 17$02 Von Karman Ave .• Irvine. A spokesman tor toe fire de· pa rtment said the fir~ was minor and firemen expected no problems in dousing it. He said the second company of fire lighten was sent to the scene in case the fire proved to be difficult to extinguish. There were no injuries dia.- cussed In the initial reports from the scene. YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHING YET! Over a quarter century ago a few far-sighted people revotutionlzed the carpet business. F~ST, the' cnemlcif 1f\Ou'affy·OeVef6PiRt -sylUt\&ttt -~rs; eliminating reliance on wool quality and production. SECOND, machinery was Invented which enabled carpetfng to be manufactured up to 100 times faster., THIRD. and moat imPortant, some people stuck their necka out and risked capital to put these developments to work. "It ls still our opinion that a freeway through this corridor may not make the same transportation sense that it ap- ~red to 01ake when R<nite SS What does this mean to you? It means that carpeting cos~a less tnan_30 years a o. It means that what was once a luxury 1s now ~~=~;!ht~~~~lm~~~::ew::=f'YOne. It meaAS_ a-_ setec:tkm ~- Man Held in Death MOUNTAIN VlEW <AP> -A 20-year·old sandblaster. Charleston Hamilton Wtlltams of Sunnyvale, has been booked for lnvest111Uon of murder in the death of bls rormer employer, John Newell, '2, who was ml•· inl for a week betore bis body was found burned under a plJe ot sandbap , With our family tn the carpet business since 1894. we haVe seen more change8 In the last few years than we believed PoSSibte. creating the greatest consumer growth industry in our economy. After 84 years, it looks like we've only lust begun! DEN'S : iiisiiilitiiin: ·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor • COSTA MESA, CAllf. 926'17 • PMON! 646·-4838 -646·'1355 ' 17 -.. VOL 71, NO. 231, .c SECTIONS,• PAGES •1 ff'l'l:'Ylt llftQRU. ............ Firemen WICO"erecl a hiddeD c llar room coml)lete witla .-ycbedellc wall paiDt. oM strUe ma1.,;i • a cbalr a.ad a m•· lJ'dl wbm U,.y ext.LqWabed • floor furnac tire ln H old LatWY Rueb hom~ this morn. inc The rire at m Ocean Ave .• across the su.t from l.he fiN station, waa lllllled wbn • pillow tell oGto the f1oar fVmace. Oremen said. When ftre ~ arrived at tbe T: ll a.m. blaM, tM)t quickly U· tlaaal•hd lbt 1mould9rln1 pillow and removed tbe blackened floor furnace. tbe • linoleum noor coverln1 and Mvet'al Roar studs. "Oen, look at thla." one fir an exclaimed. lJnderneatb the blaekened floor board.I was a IU·foot-deep hole. Fi refisbters tr• lped nashllatns on tbe darkened ce- ment ·cellar area, revealing furniture and a bookcase below .. Tbe owner. Elsie Lose. who rents out the wooden tiome at lb• comer of Ocean and Fottst Avenue. said ahe had no idea there was another room ln the buJldlni. And Detlher dld her tenants, wbo crowded around firemen to gel a look at the mystery room. "I've owned the place for at least 10 years," Mrs. Loge said. A fireman lay on bis stomach and reached down lnto t.be room. extracting a 1967 copy of a girlie magadne. Tbe scantily clad woman on the cover wore an old-style bout· fant hairstyle. "Remember when this stuff used to be racy?" asked a fireman nipping through the pages. Out of the reach or firemen was an old Life magazine, and one of the crew members nashed bis light on a newspaper with a 1953 dateline. Lights trained on the rear of tbe room showed a nuorescent lime green wall. with black swlrls painted onto the cement surface. ••1 hope no one thinks I'm nm· nin• a still down there," Mn. Loge quipped. Firemen speculated tbe former owner just boarded up the stairway to the room and put linoleum over it. "Hey, you can get another $2SO a month for that room," one fireman laughed. But Mrs. Loge said she bad no intention of renting a boot.leg room to anyone. "It was J...-t a suggestion," tbe fireman ahnwled as he earned fire equiwWif back out to the truck. Firemen placed the dama1e to the bulld.ina at about 13,000. And Mrs. Lose walked off to ta I k with her Insurance representatl ve. • "I don't know what I'm aoing to do with the room," sbe said. "I'll probably Just cover it back up." But not tmW she can get down to grab that Life magazine. Geneva aijac • g Really Hoax? Busing Battle Held Off Stale Senate candidate John Schmitz of Corona del Mar has. for the time being, abandoned his errort to have an anti-school bus- ing initiative placed on the Nov· e n>be r ballot, according to Secretary of State March Fong Eu. Mrs. Eu said she received a letter from Schmitz that said be did not have enough signatures ~~ ~ualify bis anti-busing in· 1uat1ve and was abandoning the effort. Schmitz was unavailable for comment early today. But campaign workers said the Republican candidate in the 36th State Senate District Jau not abandoned his objective of having an anti-busing initiaUve make it to the ballot at some future time. They said that this year's ef. fort was hindered by a legal de- lay that carried the issue to the state Supreme Court. The court ruled the initaalive, which would ban the use or state or local tax money for use in racially integrating schools by busing, could be taken to the voters. Earlier, an attorney general's ruling had said the initiative was flawed and could not be put on the ballot even with the required voters' signatures. Belted by Bible? $500,000 Asked A woman who claims that she was struck and injured by a he avy_ Bible while attending se rvices at the former Melodyland theater in Anaheim has sued the alleged wielder or the Bible for $500,000 in damages. · Claudia V. Cazell claims in her Orange County Superior Court lawsuit that Ardien McDaniel was carelessly waving the Bible about during services at Melodyland on Aug. 21, 1977. .,...,...,..... 'DARTH VADER' JOINED STRIKERS IN SAN BERNARDINO Jeff lMwMr C.n Now Go Back to Ht• Own Qeluy 60,000 Clerks Going Back; Strike Over By KATIIY CLANCY The strike ended after one day Of U. O.lly PIMC S...,. Some 60,000 supermarket for clerks at four major chains clerks in Orange and eight other after an interim management· Southern California counties put union agreement was reached. away their picket signs and re· Some 1,100 markets in 11 other turned to work today as their chains stayed open at reduced Mystery .. Shrouds Incident GENEVA, Switzerland CAP> -The passengers and crew of a TWA jetliner rrom New York left the plane safely today after a mysterious seven·hour in- terlude that authorities said was either a hijacking or a hoax. Amid general confusion al the airport. Geneva Police Chief Guy Fontanel told reporters ·•we cannot rule out" either possibility. The incident began when someone dropped a list or de- mands into the lap of a sleeping stewardess. The passengers walked off the Boeing 707 less than an hour before a 5 p.m. (9 a .m. PDT> deadllne set by a person or persons calling themselves a "task force or revolutionary ..._. •• demanding freedom tor former Nazi deputy Fuehrer Rudolf Hess. for Robert F. Ken. nedy 's assassin Sirhan Sirhan ~d for five Jailed Croatian hi· Jackers. Fontanet said after the plane landed here that there were "se veral" hijackers. But he later said no one had seen a hi- Jacker after the 19-page list of bizarre demands was dumped into the sleeping s tewardess' lap. "We would like to find out who placed the messages into the lap <See WJACK, Page A2> five·day-Old walkout ended. hours with supervisory person- Under terms of a tentative eel and newly hired non-union El Toro Man three-year settlement reached workers. late Thursday night, the clerks Bob McGrath, spokesman for will be given a 70-cent an hour the Retail Clerks Union, ~led Sues 0 pay raise this year and so cents the tentative agreement "a fine wners an hour for the two remaining contract" today. years. While Voight s aid union In D e•t In addition, spokesmen for the le aders would r e commend og I es Food Employers Council and ratification or the offe r , Retail Clerks Union said the set· McGrath said in some instances Damages to be determined in tlement offers increased pension leaders would present its terms trial court are being demanded ~nd health. benefits along with without making a recommenda-by the father of a 9-year·old El improved rugbt work premiums. lion. Toro boy who was attacked and "It was more than we wanted The final vote by union mem· badly bitten by two dogs as he to give them, yes," said Robert hers won't be tallied until the played in a field near his home Voight, spokesman for the Food month's end. last May 15. Employers Council, "but it was Voight noted the council ob· Named as defendants in the a lot less than they were ask-tain~d· a restraining orde r Orange County Superior Court ing." ThurSday prohibiting vandalism I aw s uit ri 1 e d by Drago The clerks, including 20,000 by. pickets. Atanasovski, 24232 Twig St., are e mployed at Orange County The order, issued by Los Gary Reynolds. Maria Peterson markets, walked off their jobs Angeles Superior Court Judge and James Spigner. early Sunday to press contract Geor"e M. Dell. was not given lo Tb e Y a re identified as .rlent~ds •• •·--------· _. <See~E, Page AZ) "owners and keepers" of two FREEDOM ASKED Nazi Figure HH• Jamalean Killed .,. ..... ._ __ RELEASE WANTED Slayer Slmen Sfmen Car Chase Cause Baffles Deputies Orange County Sherifr's Deputies said today they still don't know what prompted a two·cowity freeway chase Tues- day that ended in the shooting or an allegedly fleeing driver. The dead man was identified today as Joseph Robert Oliver Bridge, 23, an immigrant from Jamaica who recently had been living in Oak.land. Sherill U . Bob Benson said Bridge and a friend, Huntly M. Levy. 19. had been visiting Levy's brother i.n San Die~o and were eo route to New York when the incident occurred Tuesday. From New York, be said the pair planned lo move back to Jamaica. &dloonists Fly to ll.S. According to authorities, a U· Haul van, driven by Bridge, al· legedly ran through the U.S. Border Patrol checkpoint station near San Onofre and touched off a chase that included vehicles from the Border Patrol, San Clemente police, the California Highway Patrol and sheriff's of. rice. The chase along the San Diego Freeway ended at Alicia Parkway in Mission Viejo when the van crashed into a freeway fence, Benson said. Along the way though, Benson reported. the van allegedly rammed one sheriff's and one Highway Patrol car. Levy surrended to deputies, Benson said, but Bridge alleged. ly struck one CHP officer in the bead with a club·like instru- ment, then was shot in the chest by a sheriff's deputy. He died three hours later in Saddleback Community Hospital. NEW YORK <AP> -Three Benson said a search or the American men who became the van revealed no contraband and first to drift across the Atlantic neither Levy nor Bridge bas a by· balloon crossed the ocean criminal history. ~ -<kcar Jf1mwr· - Kennedy Wed lnSamaAna • ______ .;;,___....;,_;;;..;..._-=--::.;-;..:,,_=.,.;.:::.-..;.~:..:-~ .. w·iua=ie.·--.:x.i> .. --.... 1-== . ~u •. ~ .do&a .t~t....MleudlY ~ attacked and savage d the plaintiff's son, Drago Jr. •&ain today -lbi& lime at .Benson said toxicological tests supersonic speed aboard the will be performed on Bridge to Concorde. • 4eie:-r::;;;;: ~·$>F!)e!>:>" :.-~ . .., ... The three disembarked at narcotics. - Academy award winning actor George Kennedy, 53, was mar- ried Thursday In a quick and surj!!"ise..... wedding ceremonr. in ~auge OWnlY Mar.tbm&H.1n-anta Amr. ~ K1flrn elly m 'IH'f'l eU-J:Olf.., McCarthy, 46, In a brtef ceremony in a small office ln the county clerk's office. Performing the ceremony was deputy commissioner of mar- riages Roberta Eicher. The actor and bis bride went lo the clerk's office shortly after noon lo obtain a marriage license. They left the office but re· turned a few minutes later to ask if they could be married im· mediately. The beaming couple left the clerk's office immediately after mentioning lo a worker they planned to Uve in Corona del Mar. The Kennedya 11ve their ad· dress for wedding ltcenae purposes aa 16083 Royal Ou Drive, Entlno. They reportedly are hooeymoonln.1 in Newport Beach. } ., '"' I Atanasovski claims that the boy. who was rescued from the dogs by a local resident, was bitten in the right arm, shoulder, neck and race. Kennedy International Airport Benson said Levy so far "isn't to the strains or "Up, Up and <See CHA.SE, Page AZ> The lawsuit stales that the boy's injuries include a severed artery in the right arm and the destruction of the right bicep muscle. Away" played by the U.S. Coast Guard band. M axle Anderson, 44, Ben Abruzzo, 48, a nd Larry Newman, 31, all of Albuquerque, N. M., sported the 16 medals they were given in France, where they made their historic landing. ------------------our Of ower Moving to 9 P.M. The Rev. Robert Schuller's weekly televised church service, "Hour of Power," will be moved to 9 p.m. Sundays effective Oct. 1. The hour-long program has been a staple of KTLA Channel s religious viewen for the past six years. But last month KTLA officials aaJd the Hour ot Power was be· ln• mowd from Its familiar 10 a .m . tlmealottot1.m. SDOk•aMn for tbe televiaion ataUon 1ald the Nlllious hour waa betnc pre.empted to abow family-type movies, including some starring Shirley Temple. When the 6 a.m. time niche turned out to be unacceptable to the church leader, KTLA made the 9 p.m. Sunday slot available. The procram featurln1 Schuller sermons and Chrilt..lan testlmonr rrom celebrity vl•· ltora originates from the Garden Grove Comrriuni\y Church. "Hour of Power" ls taped for video showtna three weeks before be1J11 1b0wn on television to an estimated 108,000 KTLA viewers. I I f Coast -W.,adaer ~-'l!~~=Tu early mornJng hours along coast. Lows tonight 57 to 62. Highs Saturday from 70 to 73 at beaches to 82 to 86 inland. INSIDE TODA~ Upcoming enterlainmnt that '1 rattd A storla with 8 and la delCribtd on Page Cl. l•dex OM.V PILOT 'OM.Mtill&llll ) Some DemOOrats Are People Too -, ft'I .. 80DGS -~ Pw.)ailla met tt.fUCt of UI all. T valt.J Aaembl7mao lton O>rdova. Tbe iCralW °"'*1"at, "do .ored I ft•a:= ....... .tctoQ la lfN etedionl. reor11n1 an overwhe mlqb lt11M1hlkan clbtriel. Coreva, •t.o•• a--Giil of WI war many tJmea to lilelp COlllltJtUllO bl order' t.o l\.a1 Oii • friendly bull wtUt Illa el~ Diil tometJ feel lib a cavalt)mu flolll· lq ta a lit~ hall of Indiana. Said ooe Lquna Nicuet ~ at a recent meet.ma called to ~ coa-nrucUon of a MWap treatment plant: '"ftb afternoon 1 received a eaD from Aaemblyma.o Roo Cordova'• of· fice and wblle l fett some dbcomfort, n n a tense ot fear In t.alkiq t.o a Democnt. I swaJlowed my prtc1e and listened " • • • A SPaT 'U·YBAa·OLD Leisure World.r bad Profeaiooal Community Management officiall scratcblq their hen and studyiq their commodes recatly in the,.. th:ement community. The wily former executive disguised his voice as a woman's and called management company offici.ls to re· port a problem with the phone ringina every time sbe went to use the toilet. . "Every time I get to the phone to answer lt, there's no one there, .. she despondently told company officials. ActualJy, the 1enUeman made the phone calls aa a test to see if anyone would ask bis (ber> name. He said he was passed from official t.o official until a public relations man rmally asked .. ber" name. The male prankster immediately bung up. But management company officials are still lookina for the elderly woman whose phone rings when the toilet's nushed. • • • GET THEM DOGGIES in shape, folks. The people who broupt you posh Mission Viejo are planning a gruellna 7~·mile run. The nm begins at 9:30 a .m. Sept. 23 at Oso Viejo and La Paz Road, just east of the shopping center. Twelve categories will be based on age groups. Trophies will be awarded to all first· through tbird·place finishers. AU who finish will receive commemorative T- shirts. The S3.SO for pre·reglstration is due by Sept. 22. • • • MISSION VIEJO RESIDENTS Chris Knapp and Dave La Roche helped put the California Angels back into a first place tie with Kansas City Thursday after beating the World Champion New York Yankees. Both pitchers. along with Tom Griffin, turned in fine performances to scatter 13 hits over nine innings and hold the Yankees to three runs. The two locals, Knapp and La Roche, are on the way to their best seasons ever. Knapp won bis l3tb game Wednes· day -a career high -and La Roche got his 18th save - rour short or a career high. Keep up the good work, guys. Maybe next year tbe New York Yankees will be playing the World Champion California AnJrels. E',...P~AJ HUACK ••• of the hostess," said Fontanel after the passengers were taken to a security section of the airport to undergo questioning. The ''task force" threatened in a written message to blow up the plane by 5:30 p.m. by remote control if the demands were not met. The demands directed the pilot to take the plane to Cointrin Airport here. the flight's original destination. Airport officials said there was no reaction among the passengers when the pilot, ap· parently locked safely in the cockpit, announced over the in- tercom this afternoon that two negotiators were coming to the plane. .. There was no reaction so the two boarded the plane. As things continued to remain quiet. the passengers were told to leave," one official said. "There was no panicking." " "All 79 passengers and nine crew members are free," said airport spokesman Daniel Tesseyre. ORANG£ COAST se DAILY PILOT Hearing Set On District Rec Funds School district recreational program funds are scheduled for discussion Monday when Saddleback Area Coordinating Council's executive board meets at 7 p. m. at 23011 Moulton Parkway. Saddleback Valley Unified Schoo District recreation com· mission member Lynn Willms is to present a proposed after. school recreation program in a drive to secure matching runds from county service areas in maintaining the program. Also scheduled for discussion at the session, according to SACC president Bill Tellman, are the organization's goals and possible bylaw changes. The council is an umbrella or- ganization representing south- county homeowners groups and civic-minded individuals at the county government level. 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' ' ue te med the cltarge • ktnd '&f ''llUtomltft ~ hFtMes wft~re a suspect bas been UD· cooperative at the time of ar. rest. Investigation tn the case la continuing, Ben.son said, and the name of the depu.ty wbo fired the fatal sbot is not beint released as yet . The Injured CHP officer, Harry Lanaefeld, bad numerou1 stitches to cloee a head Caab. Benson said, and la expected to l»e off b1a Job for several more days. Podiatri8ts Lose SACRAMENTO <AP> Le&Jllation t.o atend to tbe hip the area that podlatrlltl cvukl treat bu been lcllled by ttw CallromSa Senate. Two Held In Rape, Robbery tADER.\ K!lGHTS <AP) A cnember of the Commodores pop ll'OUP has bffn robbed at 1unp0lat, his 20-par-old fem.ie compuiall raped and tM sa.ooo Boll• Royce of a friend stolen, accord Inc to abertrt's .depuUes. DepuUea •aid they spotted the atolen car aoon after the Incident Thursday. and anested Kenneth Mitchell. 19. ol LOI Anceles. and hla 19.year.old companion. The two were booted for iovesttaa· lion of robbery, rape, arand theft and bur&lary. said aherttrs deputy Merlln Poppleton. Ronald LaPread, 28, bass player with lb Commodores. hl1 female friend, and Lemmon MclllUIAD, 37, were robbed or $'100 and Jewelry in front of the 1ara1e at McMillan's home by two men who then took turns raping the woman in the garage, Poppleton said. The men fied in the car. which was later spotted by deputies, who save chase. Mitchell and the juvenile were arrested as they struggled to get out of the car but were unable to fmd the interior door handles in the 1975 Rolls Royce, Poppleton said. The Commodores have one of the top seUing singles in the country, "Three Times A Lady." Lawyer Asks Trial Delay For Diedrich Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedricb's upcoming trial on bribe~ charges moved a step closer to 1ts Sept. 8 starting date today. That move came when Oiedrich's attorney, Marshall Morgan. requested a week's de- lay to make a motion asking for the c h arges against the supervisor lo be dropped for lack or sufficient evidence. Morgan said he is hopeful but not convinced Superior Court Judge John Flynn will grant the latest in a series of moves to have the charges against Diedrich dropped before the case goes to trial. And, be predicted, what will be a lengthy trial wiU probably begin Sept. 18. Die drich is charged in a grand jury indictment handed down Dec. 15 with multiple counts of bribery charges relat- ed to a land use decision in the Anaheim Hills. Diedrich bas pleaded innocent to the charges and presented a series of lengthy motions in an attempt to have them dismissed before the case goes to trial. F,....P-.,,eAJ " STRIKE •.• markets because of Thursday evening's settlement. Voight said. He noted the settlement in· eludes amnesty clauses so that clerks won't be punished for al· leged vandalism and so that clerks who crossed pickets and returned to work won't be fined by the union. Voight contended clerks had crossed picket lines in large numbers by Thursday. but McGrath said such instances were isolated. One report in the Saddleback Valley was that up to 80 percent or the striking clerks at a Lucky's Market in Lake Forest had eone back to work, but McGrath said be could neither confirm nor deny the report. Voight said this week's strike \Ya& the first walkout by clerks i.n all nine counties sinetf-t95S. That strike lasted five weeks, be 1 af6':. -· -·-·----- Chains affected by the ten· tative settlement are Albertson's, Alpha Beta, Certified Grocers, A. M. Lewis, Lucky Stores, "Market Basket. - Ralph.a, Safeway, Slater ~B~ .• Thrlftimart, Vons, Boys, Arden· Mayfair, Smith's Food King and Hughes. :Firefighten ALPINE (AP) -The Proposition 13 ax has fallen on Alpine. As of Sept. l, the mountain com· munity's only ambulance wLU be retired and 12 of 18 fire department employees will be db· misaed. "We hope the public wlU bear with us," Oou1 Benaon, chairman of the Alpine Fire Protection Dl•trict, said 1bunday. Benson said that this fall the 20-square-mlle district will be eerved bJ a fire chief, ftv• firemen and a clerk. ,. President Carter waves as he arrives at Jackson Lake. Wyo.. after a three· day floating trip down 'the Salmon River. The first family is continuing a 10-day western vacation. Hurt Bald ~agle Healed, Released SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND <AP) -Modoc, a bald eagle who was held five years in cap- tivity after being struck by a shotgun blut, bas been released into the wilds of San Clemente Island. The white-headed symbol of America bad a wing operation, flying and bunting lessons and was ready for his release Thurs· day , said Ken Nieland, Sacramento Zoo bird curator. Modoc was taken to Sacramento in 1973 by state game wardens after he was found wounded by numerous pellets. His wing healed badly. Dr. James Roush of Santa Cruz rebroke and reset the wing last year. It healed and, back in the Sierra foothills near Sacramen- to, Modoc learned to fly a_gain and catch smaJl animals for food. Zoo superinte nde nt Bill Meeker said this island about 75 miles west of San Diego in the Pacific ocean is ideal as Modoc's new home because it is virtually uninhabited rederal property except for a few Navy personnel. Modoc is fitted with a transmitter held by a deeom· posable harness so bis travels over the coming weeks can be monitored. The radio is expect. ed to drop off in the fall. Curator's assistant Lewis CaldweU said Modoc is "middle· aged" with a 20-to 25-year Ufe expectancy and is expected to survive because "he is a very capable bird." Panel Post Now Vacant San Juan Capistrano officials are seeking someone to fill a vacancy on the city's Architec· tural Board of Review. Board members work with the Planning Commission. Duties include reviewing con· ceptual landscaping plans for development projects and ap- proval of final working draw· ings for site plans, irrigation plans and sign programs. The board meets at 7 p.m . on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. Applications may be obtained at City Hall, 32-400 Paseo Adelanto, or by calling 493-1171. The deadline is Sept. 6. Hopes Di1n Diven Seek 3 Seamen LE HAVRE, France CAP> -Divers plunged into the Seine River again today to search ~o.r three crew ~embers trapped inside the capsized Bnllsb cargo ship Mary Weston. Heavy fog, cold water and strong currents hampered rescue work, and one official said "It would take a miracle to save the English seamen ... The body of a fourth crewman was found pinned under a steel gangway by rescue crews during tbe nigbt. The 850·ton Weston capsized foUowing a collision Thursday afternoon with a larger cargo ship from the Ivory Coast, the Yakasse. Abducted CINCINNATI <AP> -TM ldd-napped 3--year·old ~ ol a prom. inent Cinclnnau restaurateur •H reacued eafely near the airport today. and a mu was arN1ted wblle tnlnfc to plclr up a ransom. the FBl aaad. FBI agents said Bruce Nelson Baltaer, at. ol Cinctnoati, was taken into custod.Y 1n c:onnection with Tbunday·a tidnapptq of Jason Comiaar. "Ev~Just turned out terrific,' said lcbael Comlaar the boy's fatber. "Everytblna is just floe." Comisar. 1tandln1 in the street in front of bis house. declined to answer questions about the incident. Baltzer was apprehended at the Greater Cincinnati Airport in Covington, Ky., said Thomas Kitchens, s pecial agent in charge of the Cincinnati office of the FBI. According to the agent, Baltzer grabbed the money. climbed into a car. shoved &.e youngster out, "and then we moved In." As the car sped away. it tried to run over an FBI agent, Kitchens said. "One shot was fired. It did not hit him <Baltzer>." be said. The s hot s hattered the windshield on the car and the FBI said Baltzer was beang treated for cuts at a hospital. Kitchens did not disclose the amount or the ransom. The kidnapper, described ti "extremely thin" and about 30. snatched blond-haired and blue- eyed J a.son Comisar after rof>. bin1 and burglarizing the home. Hls mother. Kathy, 26. told friends the man "just walked in" to their fashionable brick home in suburban North Avon- dale about 3:30 p.m. A 14·year·old neighbor girl who sometimes babysits for the Com 1sar family said Mrs. Comisar told her mother that the abductor knew nothing about the family, but took the chiJd on· ly when he found nothing else to steal. The boy's father is vice presi· dent of a family·run restaurant operation which includes the well· known Maisooette. Services Set On Saturday For Pioneer Funeral services will be held Saturday at the Long Beach Scottish Rite Cathedral for pioneer Southern California oilman George Franklin Thagard Sr., who died Tuesday. Mr. Thagard was chairman of the board of the Lunday. Thagard OiJ Company. He first entered the oil business in Texas in 1912. He rounded bis firm in 1937 in South Gate. Active in community affairs he w as a member or the Shriners, past potentate of El Bekal Shrine of Long Beach. a member or the board of the Salvation Army and served the YMCA and Boy Scouts of America. He leaves his widow. Pauline of Downey ; two sons. George F. Thagard Jr. of Newport Beach and Raymond Thagard of Downey, a daughter. Lucilte EJ. lig. or Pecos, Tex .. seven grandchildren and one great- grandchild. , YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHING YET! !i. Over a quarter century ago a few far-sighted people revolutionfzecflhe carpet busines!!. ~-..... ·· ""' _, _.._. .... ,..,.,,. ................ .. . ..... .. ... . . .... --.......... ~..,,. FIRST. the chemical industry developed synthetic fibers. eliminating reliance on wool quality and production. SECOND. machinery was invented which enabled carpeting to be manufactured up to 100 times faster. ~ THIRD. and most imPortant. some people stuck their necks out and risked capital to put these devek>pments to work. With our famUy fn the carpet business amoe 1894. we have seen more changes In the last few years than we believed possibfe, creating the greatest consumer growth industry In our economy, After 84 years, It looks like wew only Just begun! DEN'S Dllllli: iiiSiiilition: ·custom drapsries linoleum • wood floor COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92627 • PHONE 646·4838 -646·2355 It's the same thing every day. People start lining up at 6 a.m. to buy cancellation tickets to the Laguna Beach Pageant of the Masters on Laguna Canyon Road. Thursday's crowd came equipped with chairs. umbrellas and radios to await the hour when the box office opens and returned tickets are sold. The pageant's f mal three performances are tonight, Saturday and Sunday in Irvine Bowl. Nude Model Studio Mesa's 'Last Straw' By MICHAEL PASKEVICH OI • OMfY "911 SlllH Elderly residents of • Costa Mesa neighborhood swimming in booze and sprinkled with pool balls figure nudity is one affroot too many. Nine bars, six liquor storesl three restaurants that serve booze and five markets and pool balls with alcohol licenses are part of the world of the elderly who live at Bethel Towers. Fourteen fast-food joints line the one-mile strip between Harbor Boulevant and Plaeeatia A venue, according to Bethel Towers administrator Zen.ad• ··~··Davis. The sheltered bus stop ln front of the complex at 666 W. 19th St. must be hosed down often because of the lale- n i g h l a c- tivities or va- grants and drunks. she said. "l think we have a good -•1" sta rt already as a slum area," Mrs. Davis said today. "ll's terrific when the bars close down al 2 o'clock, with the uoise and traffic." Re:sidents of Bethel Towers have bad enough. The last straw was the recent opening of a nude modeling studio, Sunshine Studio II, within a long stone's throw of the senior citizens· complex. ··I think we s hould do something about it," said Bethel tenant Kitty MacGregor. "I came rrom New York and I know what the city can do. It's awful." Mrs. MacGreror was ooe of S3 Bethel residents who turned out at Costa Mesa CouncU Cham· hers on Monday to support antl- studio organizer Mike Lennon in his battle to rid the city of the nude models. All ot the Bethel tower rem- ~ ~t:Jlis ~~ hY«'J"e tn~ ~. · uay SiUu they are grdleful for · the city couocU's determination to go to court to get rid of the models who engage in nude modeling and "rap" sessions. The Marina, Henry and Elisabeth, moved to Co1ta Sunday's Dailf Pilot will have water' water evtty-wbere with a look at :.:/ular bedroom furniture the bluest ftsb atory of the year. ASSETS UQUJD -Tbe 'tOI counterculture spawned a proct. u ct that outluted flower ehlldren. The Buaineu of tbe Week be1an as a two-man 1Hterbed maker but exploded into • h1 mll1lon per year en- terprbe ln Just nv. YHn. GOING llOBILB -Tired ol bein1 laid otf every other year, an aerospace enreneer bouabt • reereatioo Yehle to rmt. ~ •e ud b.ll wife own a fteet, tbanb to followf.q tb.rouita wttb euatomen and an lo1Htoua GHnc•,., .,,..,..mmc Mesa about five months ago from a mobile home park in San Diego. "How did they come to call It Sunshine?" asked Henry, 78. He said the studio's headquarters at 583 W. 19th St., are "beautiful" but would like to see the opera- tion moved .. as far away as you can get it. "It doesn't seem possible in a place like this," be adds, point- ing to the greenery that sur- rounds the multi-story residence for 263 people, all aged 62 and over. "We do know it's there and we don 'l want it," said Mrs. Marin. "It <tbe activity> won't stay in· side." "I still love the people because Chri.st died for all or our sins, .. said Mrs. Marin. Residents have condemned the concept or paying to see, pose or talk to naked bodies ... I think it's immoral," said Mrs. Davis, who added ''bodies are beautiful" but not for display. "The environment in the area l.sn 't so great to begin with," added five-year Bethel Towen resident Gladys Bartosch. ·:.we_~y n~ somelhina more upliftiu. '' _ With-Cify-Attol'ney Robert Campagna due to take the Sunshine Studio to court over al- leged violations of city or- dinances, the folks at Bethel Towers are waiting-and hoping. (SUND A Y'S BEST) TV'S INSIDE LOOK -"W.E .U.," a new televl1lon series tbat takes an inalde loot at the medium ls attracUna at- ten tlon as TV's flrat self· exa mlnatlon. It could be televlaton'• answer to the movie "Network!' GaBAT WRITE WHAT - Some didn't believe it. A monst.roua whlte shark almo.t cau1ht just as "Jaws II" wu re- leased? The Assoc-lated Preas aent Saul Pett to look Into the most eomDelllu tale ot one that cot aw., fn ,ean. 8 Viejo couple s hlse S uit a;TO•M&LSY ............... Bl&bt touplH wbo elalmed that MLMtcln VleJo Compuy ol· f1clal1 milled them wbell t.bey boqbt their bouMI HVeft JMr1 a10 ln the La Paa Hom• tract bave lOll ..._.. laWlult ln Oranae County Superior Court. A Jury ln Judie Frank DOmealchini'a C()Wtroom ended 10 ween ot trial Thw:sday by re~ J ctln1the16 plaintiff•' demand for tl.4 mllllon ln damages Crom the company. It was unsuettaslully alle&ed that company officials and sales peraonnel deUberately ml.sled the home buyers by assuring them that oaly acceptable de- velopment would be authorized ln the area immediately behind their homes -north of Trabuco Road between Marguerite Parkway and Puerto de Luz Road in Mission Viejo. The couples aald they paid ex-tra fees for Jots with views and were told that the nearby acreage would house only a con- venience market and that de· velopment north of Trabuco Road was not planned for at least six years. It was testified ln the trial that less than two years later, the oc- cupants ol the new homes found themselves looking at a shop- p i ng cente r with a huge supermarket as its centerpiece. The plaintiffs claimed that the complex bas cost them loss of privacy, destroyed their view and considerably increased the amount of dust and dirt that en- te rs their homes. Tbe jury voted 9-3 in fa vor or the Mission Viejo Company after deliberating for nearly two days. Nine votes are sufficient for a verdict in a civil trial. The lawsuit was riled by Myron B. and Jo Ann Margolis, Lawrence J. and Johnel Swain, Cla us and Yorta Abel, Michael L. and Diana Burns. Also, E a rl D . and Kay McKenzie, Richard and Linda Jones. Earl H. and Dorothy Crummy and Woodrow F. and Carmen I. Wooton. Brown O r d ers Spen d 1,imit For Bu dgets SACRAMENTO CAP> -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr., waving the flag of Proposition 13, has or· de red Republican-style spending limits oo state government. But his plan was immediately at- tacked by GOP leaders as a "phony" election-year ploy. At a news conference Thur5- day, the Democratic governor released copies of an order to all stale department heads to cut next year's budget to where they would have been if bis spending limits plan had been placed on the ballot and approved. Brown said the plan to limit state government to the same rate or increase as the growth in s tatewide persona l income would "send a message to all" that bls administration will "ob- serve tbe spirit of 13." Brown said the average an- nual growth of personal income over 12 years bas been 9. 79 per- cent, while the average annual increase in state budgets bas been 12.65 percent. But Attorney General Evelle Youncer, Brown's Republican opponent, said the proposal "is as pbony as the budget surplus figures be manlJ)Ulated on an almoet dally bea1s when he led the ftgbt aplnst ProposlUon 13. "Apparently he thinks tbat by holding a few medla ex- travaganzas and using the right buzz words be can obscure the truth about b1s reeord as a big spender," Younger added. "U Mr. Brown really believed in voluntary Umlta, why didn't be impose them 3"11 years ago?" Asaembly Republican floor leader Paul Priolo of Malibu called it "campaign rehtoric." ''In 1915 aad 1178 said... new~m1 w money wOUlbaYe correspond. ing reductions in other pro· grams. He didn't follow that policy then. Why should we belive him now?" Priolo sald. Said the Senate GOP leader Geor1e DeukmeJlan of Long Beach, "He's trying lo fool the people, and I tb1nk It's rather de- ceitful." DeukmeJlan, the Republican nominee for attorney general, authored a constitutional limit on 1tate and local 1ovemment 1pendln1 which Democrats aldetracked. Then Democratic le1l1latora, with Brown's sup- port, tried lo pua tbelr own measure wbJcb was killed by a coallUon~ or Senate Democrats and Republlcans. But Brown aald the Umlt he OI'· dered for lhe ur7MO budaet "ls not aoh\I to be euy. It •1 1olna to take an heroic effort to meet it." I ' ~ ........ LAST MASS BEFORE ELECT10N OF NEW POPE CONDUCTED IN VATICAN CITY · French Cllfdlnal Jean VIiiot Leeds Procnalon In St. Peter'• Baalllca Cardinals Sealed· In One of the 111 Will Emerge QIJ New Pope VATICAN CITY <AP> -More than 100 red-robed cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church, after praying for "divine in· spiration," were sealed inside the Sistine Chapel today to choose a new spiritual leader for thier church in the largest papal election conclave in modem his- tory. One of the lll cardinals who filed solemly into the cha pel will emerge as the successor to Pope Paul VI. Following 400 years of tradition, the cardinals were ex- pected to name an Italian pope. Booking D e lay Suit Filed b y Valley Man A Fountain Valley man who claims be was kept for 6~ hours undergoing an Orange County Jail booking process that should have taken no more than 15 minutes bas sued the county and Sheriff Brad Gates for $200 million in damages. I Thomas Anthony Nowak claims in bis Superior Court lawsuit that the delay occurred last Nov. 10 after be was ordered to spend a weekend in the Jail. He was found guilty or assault and battery. Nowak, of 10519 Flying FUh Circle, states jail officers de· liberately prolonged the booking process as a form of malice and caused him to be late for work. Nowak states that bis lawsuit represents the interests of some 19,000 other jail Inmates who have seen similarly Inconven- ienced by unnecessarily long booking procedures at the coun- ty jail. Once sealed inside, the princes or the church take an oath of secrecy. Punishment for violat- ing that oath is excommunica· lion -expulsion from the church. When the towering doors of the chapel reopen, it will be to bring out to the world the new leader of the world's 100 mlWon Roman Catholics and the 283rd successor to the apostle Peter. The cardinals, wearing biretta skullcaps, entered the lockup area in the Apostolic Palace in midafternoon to remain there until they elect a pontiff. The procession into the Sistine Chapel was televised in color on a worldwide hookup. Voting begins Saturday in the Sistine Chapel, and there will be four ballots a day. two in the morning and two in the after· noon. Outside the palace, all eyes will be on the smokestack from the stove in which the ballots are burned. The smoke will be black until there is a win- ner, then chemicals wW make it white. The cardinals celebrated Mass together at St. Peter's Basilica in preparation for the opening of their cooclave. Speaking in Latin, the papal chamberlain. French Cardinal Jean, Villot, told the other 110 prince. ol the church t.beydwere meetJng "i'n t.hls serious an del· icate moment" to pray for divine lnsplratioo in their task, then offered a special prayer: ·'Ob God, eternal pastor who governs Your flock always with a careful vigilance, in your fidelity to us. grant to your church a pastor who pleases you with bis holiness and who will strengthen us with a watchful solicitude." A crowd estimated at 8,000 lo 10,000 worshippers gathered in the vast basilica for the special Gourmet Shop Closeout Up To 50% OFF Selected Items fotlntaln Valtly Stoll Only · "Mass for the Election of the Pope." The cardinals sat on both sides of the golden Altar of the Chait. which was lit by six candles. Although another Italian is es· pecled to be chosen, there seemed to be no ravorite, add estimates of the time required for one of the cardinals to get the two-thirds majority required ror election ranged rrom four days to a week or more. Mr.Lockabey Dead at 89; Rites P e nding Floyd E. Lockabey, father ol Daily Pilot boating editor Almon Lockabey, died Thursday at • Fullerton hospital after a tone illness. He was 89. Funeral s ervi ces were pending with Westminster Memorial Parlt. , A native or Texas , Mr. Lo<!kabey and bis famUy caJll!e to Califomla in 1924. He and bis wife Vessie have resided in Placentia since 1944. He was a retirecl cement maaoo. tn ~ddltion to bis wido,, Vessie, he leaves four sons, Almon. Balboa, Ted. San Bernardino; Doyle, Petaluma, and Floyd Jr., San Gabriel. He also leaves three daughters, Theda Mae C~. Rialto; Virginia Peterman, Oxnard, and Colleen Falcon. New Orleans. He also leaves 23 g randchildren 1tnd 21 great-grandchildren. He leaves one sister, Mildred Box, of Texas. Dwarf Dalllla a-1rom ~ p!arlllln .... °"' colCW of"" rolnClowt 4"PotSINRllg.89C Sale Price 49C Ficus llnJamlna MCXll ... dig-.on - qldy epectlntl• ol INI Indoor • ouldOor foworl9. 5 9allof'I --'M• ICllePrio• -•a.11· Climbing ROHi ., FOUNTAIN VALLEY "N :ii oYGo ~ rwv ~ E LLIS 8 -. 11420 MOOIHUISJ • 'POUMTA.IM YAWY 0,..10.,.•••1 ...... 212> MIWPOIT RYD. fHllf .................. ..,.. COSTA MISA ........ MWt2t ..... ..., '42-4111 . I ' '"O••HU7JI ONM JOAYS ........ • AcnJAILY. llOW&Ya Ulle UCLA apelta ..,.'t t.alklq ..,.,. ~ ..... cllreed1. ,,,., ... talk· ln' aboc& lbortmed We apam for people wbo Ii" near ma· jor alrporta. Tbe .tudJ suaesu that tbe roar of Jet eqtnes over· head la butenlftl tbe demlae ol the populece. You bear tbe Je&a and set •ezicNI, teue and fearful. TbeD you drop dead. Simple u lb.at. I am certaiD Uuat tbole people wbo have been baUUU against the larae Jeta at Orance County Airport wW clutdi Nnoport Citiuna Holding Ears to Aoo6d Jd Roclcld this new UCLA study to their collective bosoma and man:b with it upon our Orange County Board ol Supervilon, tbe administration and the courts. As for my part, I'm tempted Just to march with ti.to the kid down the block with the stereo. YOU RAVE TO WONDE~ however, if It's actually the jet noise that causes the fear and dismay. When those jet.a roar over my place, I want to bear them keep ri&bt on roaring. If one of them ls roaring and then abruptly there la dead silence, that's when I'll eetthejitten. The UCLA Jet fear study, however, wblcb compared lifelines ol two groups, one jet impacted and another not, drew some questlooina from a federal aviation fUPt sur- geon. He wondered if you could really have an accurate control on the two livinl 1roup1. Wbat, be sugeested, if you remc>Ted all ol the aleobol- related deaths from the mortallt.ytoll? ARA! BUT YOU COULD counter the Oigbt suraeon•s argument with this one: How do )'OU know that all thole drinkers aren't drinking so they won't aet fearful, anxious and tense every time a jet roars overhead? He ought to check on the per capita consumption ol booze in Newport Beach. That m1gbt give bim pause. Meanwhile, I tb.ink I'll just go down the block and talk to that kid with the stereo set. Laos to Return Bodies of Flien VIENTIANE. Laos <AP> -Calling it a "giant step forward:' the bead of the U.S. congresalooal delegation visitlq Laos Hid to- day the Laotian eovernment will band over the remains of four American fliers killed lD Laos during the Indochina War. These will be the fint remains of American airmen tilled dur- ing the U.S. involvement in the Laotian war to be returned to the United states. G.V. MONTGOMERY, D-~. who heads the aroup of ellht congressmen vlaltin8 Vietnam and Laos, told reporters, ''It'• a giant step forward in trying to find out about Americans milalnl here. We never bad any encouragement or information lD the put." The announcement came after a meeting today between the Montgomery group and officials of Laos' communist aovernment beaded by acting Foreien Minister Khampbal Boupba. WICHITA. Km. <AP> -0 A 1reat bll tluaaderbHd .. of .... e ~ tbat epewed from •• ~ mll1lle 1Uo. kUUa• ......... and fordDa 1om• IOO na.ral realdenta to Hanai., appaNatty form• Wbta I~ YalYe failed and aDoft4 ~ fQel to leak. A1.r rwe. amctall uld. ' Alr l'orce personnel ln pl'CUctln,.... no mterec1 tbe · uaarmed Tlten II ml11tle comp&a late Tia-aakl tbe attutloa b8d at•bllbed. TBS CL011D TBAT bad drtfte4 about aoo feet above tbe mJ.iaU. atte mowed northward In a 10~1ri.Dd and dllappeared 10me boun after the leak oec about noon. A steady breeze during the ·day prevented a "major disaster," aaid Capt. Karen Meler, an environmental 1peetallst with the A1.r F~e. Alt.bough the lethal cloud was DO tonier visible today, an Air Force apokeaman said precautionary meuures would remain in effect. Evacuated residents ol tbe farmtna area oo miles IOUtheast of Wichita were told they could not yet return to their homes. A SPECIAL TEAM from LiWe Rock Air Force Base In Arkansas, where a similar incident occurred Jan. 2'1, was dispatched to aaaiat airmen from McConnell Air Force Base. The missile, a replacement for one removed for routine testing, was not armed with a nuclear warhead, said Capt. Alan Defend, information officer at McConnell. There was no danger of explosion because a liquid fuel that powers tbe miaaile when milled with the propellant was not present. Defend said the fuel, an oxidizer composed of nitrogen tetroxide, apparently leaked as it was being loaded into one of the stages of the lM-ton, 103-foot missile as it stood in its underground silo. KWed wu staff Sgt. Robert Thomas, 29, of Philadelphia. Six other airmen were lnjured in the lDcidenL AJl•leglsa APWI,.... Johnny Carson bas apologized to a Miami TV station for saying on the "Tonight'' show that the station had cut into the start of one of his shows to insert local commercials. WORLD/WEATHER •' Rejects :Pact J WASHINGTON (AP) -The .__ postal UDJoa todQ rejected a tentaUve labor acreemeot, and a .-111nan Hid tbe Poltal Service "baa to reopen aecodalloas wttbln ftve dQt or we p oo ~ke." POltmalter General William F. Bolaer bu cooallteDUy refuMd to renecotlate1 ........ ~ teatatlve •sreement nached July 21, matiDC aa lm· paaae e--. to a ltrtke a likely result of today'• vote. The Postal Service declined Im· Andrews mmt uk tbe PGltal mediate comment on tod~'• Service to reopen ta.lb and ca11 vote. a natlooal,•trike wltbln ftve days lf the aaency refuaea. Tale APWU repreaeata moN tban ball of the 'nation's 554,000 UD· ionised postal employeea. ....... Loui~ Prima. a gra vel·volced singer and popular trumpeter, died Thursday of pneumonia at a New Orleans hospital. He had been in a coma for nearly three years following brain surgery. THE A•ERICAN POSTAL Workers Unla:t rejected tbe pact N,000 to 18.000, spokesman Stan Allen aald. The aecoad laraest polta1 1mioo. the National As- soclatlcn of Letter Ca.rrien, bad rejected tt Wednesday. Under a re.olutloa paued at the recent convention of the 299,000·member APWU 111 Deaver, UD1cJD President Emmet Nicaragua Regirrw On Shaky Ground? MANAGUA. Nicaragua <AP> -President Anastasio Somoza's political opponenta called for a nationwide strike today after leftist guerrillas who seized the National Palace forced him to meet their demands and the public cheered them aa heroes. A coalition of anU-SOmoza politician.a called on the Chambers of Commerce and Industry and small businesses to join the strike as "a gipntic step in the campaign to overthrow" tbe dictatorial NiC&r8JU8Dleader. ~ SO•OZA. WBOSE FAMILY bas controlled Nicaragua for more than 40 years, aak! the strike was "a plot" by the Sandinista guerrillas and the opposlUon, "but in any case I wisb the businessmen and the opposition lots of luck ... The last anU-SOmoza general strike, after the auassination of opposition publisher Pedro Jotquln Quunorro on Jan. 10, para.lyied com· merce for two weeks but finally petered out. Venezuelan President Carlos Andrew Perez, who beads one of the rew democratic SOMOZA governments ln Latin America, called on the Organization of American States for a "cordial intervention" in Nlcaraeua "to seek a process of democratization and avert further useless bloodshed." "NO ONE BAS THE right, DO matter bow powerful be ta or bow many weapons be bu, to sacrifice the life of bis nation," said Perez. One foreign diplomat who asked not to be named said the Somoza regime was "like a cbild'1 top that baa reached tbe end of a long spin. 1be attack was a gigantic step for the SancUnlst.aa, and it seriously weakens Somoza's governmenL" "It ia absolutely inconceivable the government can ablorb blows like this and survive," another diplomat said. . The 25 guerrillas of the Sandinista National Liberation Front. including a woman, who held h~ of bolt.ages in the National Palace f« two days, and the 59 political prisonen whose freedom they woo arrived in Panama and asked for uylum. Diplomata said they were certain to get it. Andrews once before bu uked Boller for new talta. but WU refuled. That WU after ma- jor oPPQlttioa developed wttbin bis uDlan to the tent.aUve pact but before tt wu olflc1all7 re-jected. WAYNE eoavrn. tbe ddef federal mediator, bas been meet· Ina with repreaen- tativea rA the post.al service and the letter carrien alnce the re- jection on Wednesday. but no new negotiations have been an· nounced. A third union. the 361~­ member Mail llandlers Divuion of Laborers' International Union, is expected to announce · its vote on Saturday. The final union. tbe 38,000.member Na· tional Association of Rural Let- ter Carriers. is not polling its members but state officers are expected to approve the pact. Meanwhile, both the postal service and the Pentagoa have plans to use federal troops to handle mall if there is any widespread walkout. Under the plan, post.al service usen mipt have to pick mail up at post fA. rices. PRESIDENT CARTER would have to declare a na- tional emergency to use troops. Other possibilities, depending on how extensive any walkout is. including forbidding certain types ol mail considered "noo· essential" and temporarily al· lowlng private companies to de- liver first-class letters, which normally ii against the law. Using troops to sort mail would be a repetition of a 19'10 event, when about 200.000 postal workers left their Jobs, mainly on the East Coast. Although postal strikes are against the - law. oo sanction.a were taken then as part of an agreement to get the employees back to work. • • • and how does YOUR Northeast CooUng~ Off garden -grow? Frost Expected in New England; South Ckar AllllU'- AmarlllO AllllfttAI BeltlmoR .. ,.,.,,,..... ..... '°"°" ~ w.... ~=~~~~~-: ., 1' .. 16 '2 60 " n ·• .. ., .. . ., 1S " 1' " n .. 1J .. " 100 11 " " tS 1• . ,, .. 1S .o:t IS 61 a .. ··~ • 1• ~ c ....... . ~-­, ...... 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I ' W..-U GI¥• you IJPI on iifieii_Ja__plari.I • .min to prune •ncl wlie_n_lO_o_ pluck. Our writers alao brtgMen the garden tectlon with lnterHllng fe•turH on local people who grow unu1ual plants or achieve exceptional results • Our crop of atorie• cornea up new every Saturday to help you have more 1ucce•• •nd more enjoyment with your growing. If your thumb I• grffn, UH It to fllp to the g.,den page In Saturday·• Dally Piiot. DAILY PILOT 642-4321 ' STOCKS I BUSINESS Art's S•art Beauty Pl,etues lmawn 8' IYLVIA roan.& 1'bln Mftl' bal been a man moaum-.i ...._ IOI' die wOJ1d of art &bu &lie IOllUIMf ol 19'11. Blddtn from au over tbe wodd .,.. a reeonl ... 1 ....,. at Sotbeb)' Parke BenMl'• LoodOD audiola Of tM Bane Robert voo Hincb eollecUob lD lune. 1'..._ l'.ue.bedeldt. a ZurlCb dMJilr. paid UM lalabelt ...- llrtce ·.,.. fer • •at.reolor -'1.tn.• tor u AJtandl& .,._.., wen. ••1 was •ma.cl at the prt'* ...._ .. Mid r.ue~••ldt. •'but I paid them Meeme we wW Mftl' ...,. a"'OtbF ctumce at eome ol lime t.blo.o. · IH NEW YOU crrY TRAT month. SotJMb7 Pub Benet. reported 1U l1nt nm.oaure moath -neotd· .... •1n1 •..._Of SUJ million. Salle ak)Tock«ed 40 pereat oa tbe ltralilh of Amettcu b6ddml ln Ada area u lm~ and modem painttn1. Europeaa Old m..aen. l'NDc.b turn1tUl'e aad Jewelry. ID ~eles at the same tlme. a new bllh wu Mt tor u1 an wort ot art ..,,000 for ''The lolly P1at· boatmen." by Geol'p Caleb Dlblham, clrea lMS. In ASll11. a world peat 11ru reached for an American portrait wkb the $ID.GOO We ot a TbomM EUinl. The up1urp also bu Mela .-adoDal for Renoln. Mooeta, Plcasaos ud Bra· qua. FranddMd art iauertes have been aet QP amiss tbe uUoa. While art lllvestmellt funds bave not multlplled aa expeded ba Pub and ln New York. lnvestmet couaaeton an ofterine adviloey tentce1 in lnvestmeat ln art nra. AddiDc to t.be frenay a. the eDtl'aDce of tbe YGUD.I American Into the lnvestment·lo·art 1pbere. IJ)vettlq tbousodl o( dollars a year ln paint.Inc and 1culptUne, tor aesthetic as well as moaer·m•ttn1 potMtfaJa. Corpora- tions are in....UDI for gain as well u for 1tatus. Factcn of the rat· Ing art boom IDclude: I> l•fl•Uo•. dart•• tbls period of rapidly cllmbtq Uytq coots. f aYOrite lnvestmmta have been tanllble. rare. valuable aas«a ranliq from r.n boob to old wines. · <2 > Growin& American sopb1atlcatloo and ftmds to satisfy the yearniDg for culture. <3> Gro.,lng demand and static supplJ of the ecknowledged. famWar masters. Some advice for amateurs: -Don't move without the advice of a reputable· dealer. -STVDY GOOD A•EDCAN PAINTINGS ON aub-Jecta of UDUIU81 hilt.orical. IOdal or aeoerapbic lnterwt for investment. Prices range from Sl.000. -Study German 19th century artiata in the '800 to $6,000 nmae. -Primitive art works are worth coasidering, but buy OGl1 from top.rated 1alleries. -Study such claaaical antiquities as small bromn. pottery and~ from the Mediterranean. -Specialize and become known in a specific field to other lnvestors with information and items can be ex- changed. DemaadGrows Crop Mushrooms In Calif omia SAN .JUAN BAUTISTA <AP> -American cooaumers are s~ tbeir appetites for mushrooms -those quick-growing fungi with seeds so small you can't see them wtthoul a microscope. To help meet tbe growing demand, a S2 million plant is almost ready to begin supplying spawn. the minute particles from wbfcb mushrooms erow. TBE PLANT SBOULD BE IN operation In about a year in the fertile San Juan Valley. where grow~& musbrooma is a thriving iDdustey that helps Califorrua rank second only to Pennsylvania in production. Under sclenUfically controlled conditions, the spawn will be Jl'OWD in a 26,000-square-foot building owned by AmfacCOrp . .. There's bacteria la all air and on all surfaces So we want as sterile an environment as humanly possible," said D.E. Claase.n. president of nearby Monterey Mushroom. a growing operation also owned by Amfac. JN CONTRAST TO THE EABTBY surroundings as· soctated with most seeding operations, workers in this plant will wear sterile garb and wort in rooms entered through air locks as precautions against bacteria, Clauen said. Altbowdl spawn is produced in many areas ot tbe Uoit- ed St.ates, Clauen said the new plant bas been licensed by Somycel. a French patented process. to supply North America with spawn t.brouSb Its procedures. · Sblpmeota of mushroom culture from France wlll ar- rive in tubes frozen lD liquid nitrogen. Tbe culture wW be placed oo gralo to p~uce the spawn, which remains seed· like until lt ls planted. The spawn will be sold by a new company named Amycel. TBB PLANT, WBICB. WILL employ about 30 peraoa.s. will be odor·free, Claasen said. , • . AltboUgb tbe"' "are-mo"' tbm ·S&;~arhties ..;:,....., • • " mushrooms, Claasen said the plant will concentrate on the common browns, creams arid grays seen on most tables. Tbe mushroom growth cycle is about three months. Claaseo said that until recent yean, musbroorm were ,,___~ produced malnly by individuals for their own use, or we-e • small·tcale operaUons that kept the mushroom from widespread pe>pularity. "IT'S BEOOKING PA&T OF the diet now:• said Claasen. Altboulb thel'e. is di.Hare.ment about the euct .. ~~~. But Wblle the mliilm>om is sall:itlil popularlty ln U. United Stat.el, the Germans and Danes eat eitbt to 10 pounda per persoo per year. accordlne toClauen.• "WE'a£ NOi' EV£N AT TWO pounds per penon" In the United states. be aald. Calllornla bas • Wa)' to IO to catcb Pennaylvanla. aloae at the top ol the muahroom·produclnl bill. tn die tt'78-'1'1 asrtcultunl year, 3'1 alllllon pounds of mUJbrooma were produced lo the Unit.ct &atAll. Pen· uylvanla produced 198 mlWon SIQUDds. and Callfornla :SO mllllo.o pou.ndl. Sama Ana Space Letued Pak Weist Paper ft Cbemlcal fc Paclf'lc Wetttro Con· tatner bu leued 17,200 square reet at aaJO S. Paini•• lo SUta Ana, accord1q co Grubb fc Ellb, leatlDI afbL ComkleratiOD ror tbe 1pece WU $531,'51.,,,. ...... wu Cadillac Fairview, Santa Ana. ...aia•..tt...••~ ,.., Tbe compan.y pl.au manutactUJiQI and ..u....-.uuUllU ua paper and cbemlca.1 product.I ln the facW\y. 411 .. 11 PlJBUC NOTICE CP-JtM SUPERIOlt COURT 0" TME STATE~ CAU..otlNIA ..Oil TMll COUNTY Of' ORANOll NO.A-tJaS NOTICE O" MIEAIUNO Of' P1ETITIC* ~ l'ttOaATll Of' WILL ANO f'Oll LllTillRS TllSTAMIEN· 'TARY Euate ol "40WARD SELDEN 8A88, au HOWARD s. 8488, Oeceawd. N01'1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN t ... t COttlNNA M. 8418. aa !CORINNA ELEONORE AOEU4EIO 8A81, ell• CO.ilNNA MEYER 8A81, .... "*' ,_,..,,, a i-tlUon for ProlNte of Will •llCI for I-of~,.. Tn.- 1 .. y to TM PwtltlOfw<, ..-..nc. to _..tell Is -for...,_, -1lc11tan. and mat .. 11-and place of,,..,."" ,,,. -hM -.. for Sec*-u . 1911, at 10:00 a.m ., In Ill• COllrtroorn ti(~ No. 3 of said covrt. at 100 Ovtc CIMtr Orlw W.Jt. 1n it. Cfty of Sanla Alla. C.llfornla. 0.lad ....... n. "71 WIWAM E. SUOMM, CounCy °""' •u••AUM a QtAl(MA .. A l"rerw11tw1L.ew~Ml• 414YaleA-...... E Cl ........ ClllHwm6a '1711 Tel: 1114)~..QW A~-:~ P11bO\Nd Oranc19 C.0.Sl Dally Piiot, A'-12S. 2' ..S$4tlle..-r I, 1'11 '1'7·18 PtJBUC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUI ausiN•ss MAMll STA'TEMllNT l'M fof'-1119 PSl'SOftl are doi"111 bll"4ftHSas: TENNIS FAS"410N SWEDEN LINE, NORTH AMER I CAN OIVISION,SMore!Wl, Irvine, CA'211S Je,..Erllt P81m. s -...a, lrvlne. CA '271S TltomH Wall•"· Stott•l•n t. Gol-0. s.edlon411ll Kr1S1~ Kull-9. Vlllorlao-tafl ).S 001.-,.. S--'11U Tiiis l>ull11tts Is conc111etao by • .....,al~p ,,_Erik Palm This Sta,_ was flied wtth !fie C:O-ty Cl-of Or ...... Couflty Oft A119. 12, 1911. PUBUC NOTICE OltMOac:outrn SUNlltOll COURT 7'I ClVJC CSMTS• CMllVS, .. ST SANTA M.t.. ~ll"OtlMIA met SUMMONS CAsa NUMa•ll,.., PLAINTIFF: CITIZENS 8ANIC OF COSTA MESA OE FENOAHT; .ioeERT ALLEN DAVIS; DAN JAYU>R, dDlll9 IMlsl• ""u 11nc1er 1,,. firm_.. -style of TAYLOR BOATS; FIBERGLASS PRODUCTS, INC.. a C.llloml• cor· poretlon; DAN TAYl.O... doll'IQ bllsl· """ -""firm --style of FI BERGLASS PRODUCTS, INC.; OC>ES 1 tllrOllghlV, lncknl.,.. MOTIClll Y• ti... ...... ..._ Th Cwrt llMY 9cNe.....,.. .,_ WltMllt ,,_ .... ~ ..... .,.. ...... ........ ""' .......... ....... ...... AVllOI U.. ...... .._.U1t1 .l ............ ~ ...... w.. .. ...._..a_ ... "",....... ............. &.N .. ...._ ( .......... 1. TO '"E OEF'EMOAHT: A Cl"'I <~.__, .... ..,1"9 ...... lift .... Ml -"" ,_,...., e . II YOll Wllh to def9'"9 tltls ltwWlt. YOll ~ Wllllln lD CS.YI afttr lftrs •um-Ii Wl!M °" row. me wlltl thb -1 • -o• ~ lot tHpo11se lo tlte cemple lnt. (If a J11lllc• c-t, you ll'IUit flle wlctt t,,. COllrl 0 -11tefl plMdl"f Of C-aft a . PUBUC NOTICE MO'rlca~ auuc: TllMIS,..• I Seu'"'-'"' U.C.C. I Noll~• Is lterelly given to ,,,. Cnd!W'S. Jofwl M. o.t..y, 0.0 .5. & Mertln VM Hece»nNfl, 0 .0.S., l'r-fenoR, WflOte INslflns ecldrfts ts 31MI ~At'lftur louMvM'd, e .. clt, ~ of OrM99. Slate °' C.lltor11la, that a tM.111 trM1fer It allout to tie -to Roeert Jollfl Taylor, o.o.s. and Chesler L .. Yolloy-. ,.,......_ ~ IMISI• ... u aadreu 1110 Princeton Ori.,., Glendale, C.., County of Or.nge, SIN of Callfotflla. The 111'-'Y to lie tr~ 1$ locatea at Ml ~ ao..Mv-. Newport llHcll, CounCy of OrM99. Sla .. otCaltfOmla. Said property Ii dMCrllled lfl ~, .. as: All 1toc:11 l11 tracle, fl~ aqujp.. metll afld 90lld wt II of !Mt llullMu llllOWft ., ........ defttlstry pi'actlce and locatecd et l961 MacArtlt11r eoui.vans, .._..,, l!Hclt, c-ty of Or anoe. St4llll of Calltomia. l'he 1111111 tF8Mf9r Wiii -COMllm· ft\Mecl °" or alW ti. Slit dey of s.~ temller, 1'71, at La CcKla EKrow CMporalloo\ Jlst E. C4est H1111tway, Got-. •• "-· Olllnty °" Orange, State of Callfotnle. So far ., -to tlw Tr_,.,_, all llwlll9U and names and --11wd by Tr-renin for tll9 llt,_ .,..,. Int P9M. II di,,.._ from -a11o ...... ,...,,.. Dated: Jiiiy 10, "71. Roben Jolwt l'aytor, O.D.$. Tr-M CllHl•r L•• Yolloyema, 0 D.S. TreMHr.a Lac-tallouww~­ P.O ... an ~-INWr,C.fB25 lltcnW .... ,,. PwllH-OrlnOI Coasl Dally Pll«: Aut.U, 1911 PUBUC NOTICE ........... WADDLING tNTO TURKEY STARDOM 661)ound Fowl Could Feed en Army Top Turkey Tender Tom Woim 'Em VANCOUVER, British Columbia CAP> - Tender Tom, Enormous Erma and Polly Plump have poultry growers attending the Pacific Na- tional Exhibition all aflutter. The trio of turkeys is part of a special breed- ing project started by Lloyd Churches of Langley, British Columbia, who bas been working for several years to establish a strain of huge gob- blers. He calls his special turkey breed Golden Whites. TENDER TOM WEIGHS JN AT about 30 kilo. grams -66 paunds -and bis sisters tip the scales at 20.4 k:Uograms each. Tom waddles like a duck on sbort stubby legs that are about 18 inches apart. Bob Blair, an official of the exhibition, estimated that each drumstick and each thigh weighs five paunds, while the breast, which is nearly two feet across, weighs about 35 paund.s. . Job.o W. Terry, Mission Viejo, has joined Basso/Boatman, Inc., Newport Beach, as an account manager. He has worked as an account executive for various California agencies, and is a former market research analyst for La Jolla Bank and Trust. • Liz Reinders, president of Liz Reinders Personnel Agency, Newport Beach, has been ap- pointed director of the lrvlne College of Business Advisory Board. Its purpose is to provide a pro- fessional link with the local business community in order to recommend curriculum based on require- m ents for business personnel. * Thomas A. Merrill has joined Basao/Boatman, Inc., Newport Beach, as an advertising account manager. He will be responsible for directing the development and implem entation of communica· tions programs. He has worked at Foote. Cone, and Belding and Young & Rubie am. .. Cheryl L. Dennstedt has been promoted to as- sistant vice president for Home Federal Savings and Loan Association of San Diego. She is branch man ager at the Irvine office. She joined the association in 1972. ' t Bildness Rich Inherit Tax €ut? Nader Group Claims $100,000 Bottom Cut-off WASHINGTON <AP> -The ns.3 bWion lncooie tu redue· tJon bW pased by the House would result ln a net federal tax cut oe'Xt year only for ~le earnln1 Sl00,000 or more, IC· cordlnC to eonsumer advocate RalDb Nllder'a tax·researeb or· 1.olaaUon. Robert II. Branon, director of Nader's Tu Reform Research Group, told the Senate Finan~ Committee on Thunday that in· flatlon, Increases In Social Securtty payroll taus and the House·J>UMd income tax reduc· tion biU would result in a net in- crease of o. 7 percent ln the effec· tlve rate of tax paid by persoa.s earning under $10,000 a year. RE SAID INFLATION is a factor because it pushes wage earners into higher tax brackets. Those in the $10,0()0.$201000 in· come class would face an effec· Uve tax Increase of 0.2 percent in 1979; ~ ooo.$.10,000, an in· crease of 0 .9 percent : $30,00().$50,000, an increase of 0.6 percent. be said Couples and individuals with incomes of $50,000 to $100,000 would break even under the House bill, Brandon said. Those at the $100,000·$200,000 level would get a 0.2 percent tax cut wJUle those ma.ting $200,000 and over would get a tax reduc- tion of LS percent, be added. WJTllOUT ANY TAX cut, be said. infJaUon and the higher Social Security tax would yield a 0.9 percent Increase in effective taxes for people earnlng less than $10,000 a year: a 1.9 percent ln· crease for tho s e in the $20,000-$30,000 group and a 0.4 percent increase for those with ln· come aboveS200,000. Brandon's analys is oC the House bill appears to match that of the Carter administration, which bas urged the Senate to Wt NIEW Y lAPI Olflf'ff -TM toMowlnll ltlt Crewfd II a Mlocled ,.... CrouCo loltal 5ealrltla. ~Fed ~~"="~ o.wfrl.11 '"'"'-& 1ii0iilt. Dot• 100 •• 1toclr.•. QaytM•• AIEL Ind 7"' II" OeltlbAg AFAProt l"9 t\11 0.LllxC AVM Cp 3"'1 4 o.tc.nT AddlsnW Ml KM oeun1e AdvRotl 2\lt 2-0.-yEI • AOYMl<r 32 321"1 OloCtys AlexAIH 61\41 ...._ Dbntr11 Allcolnc 1'14 1~ Oocvttl :~r~ ~~~~~ AG<Mt 14\io l"'i 108 AFIHll l Jiit ell(;-j AMlcros ~ aAllt · lnO ATvCOtn S2 SJ\l'J rlron AWetong 1M 11"'1 £11erll"" Amtarr ,,_., ~1• EcoflL.ab AMclltw 1 ~ EIPesEI Anllells8 t1 t7Vt E~h Ant.aep 11~ 1214 EleNllCI ArdNlay ~ 3 EIMoclllt ArtlWGs IMll IW. EnrOev AsdCola iA\11 Ullt Et1twlstl AtlO.U I~ 14... EQtOll 8alrdCp ~ 1-EthanAI ~HIE 1~ !Slit Fallrl BltamRI 13\lt lj FldUnlf 8aslcRs W. • Fl11!1t111 , ean1Fr M\lt " AllllSn 8ayl1Mlt 11\lt 12 Fl8ostn S..llnt 1"" IV. FtEmpS BeUlab 3Wo 3' FtWnFln BlllllCO 12 12 Fllcltgr BlrdSon JS » FlaWatU BlrtCllr ~ 1 Fon-11() BlltHlllP ~ Forml{fl 8_,ra 7\11 1-. Frank BrlnU ~ Fr•nll BrooltS 33 J4 t<mdlct 8rwTom 21 21"'1 GllRIEst Bll<llllM ·~ 7Yt Gl>Rein1 811ClltY• 1114 lnlo GovEFn lumuoS S¥. ~ °'9eftM C.IWtSv 32\lt 14 GreyAdv CanraoH 2\<t ~ G"lnlst C:.pSwCp Gyrodyfl 1004 tCMlo H'll Row CoplnAlr cac>tacll C..•Cp 0.VIPS CltmLH QlesUtl ClrcleF CIUUIA CllJUl8 ClarllJL -~. GomCIH CmlSllr CmwTel ..... ~~ 1~ 1SV. HolObm ~JO\l'J-r ~ 11111 l-lorlzlh 6 1 I-I-Pap lf\4I ._ HyottCp 1~ Ir' U:"'°~ 33 ,_ Hy•ttlnt » fl\l'J llldNllCI IHI! tflfralnd 2\lt J\4 lntalCp lw. ~ lntrcE:nr 3t 41 lntermlt 21\it """ lntmtGt the tax mudioo.s more toward those with lneomes under $50.000 a year. Brandoo'a figures are based on lhe auumptlon that inflation will level off at 7 percent next year. .. AS ft' NOW stands ... the House bl.ll ls nothing but a cruel boas to 98 ~cent of tbe nation's taxpayers, •Brandon aald. Under refl.nincing leslslation enacted last December, Social Security payroll taxes will in· crease startJng next year for more than 100 million workers and their employers. For bigher- income workers, the top Social Security tax bike next year will be $333. • The income tax bill approved by the House on Aug. 10 includes about $10.5 billion ln tax reduc- tions for individuals and a $1.8 billlon cut in lndi~dual capttal galna taxes. TBE CAPITAL 1abr1 cut i.t mainly responstb1e for the bill'• overall tUt toward bl1ber· Income people. The rest of tM $16.3 billion tu-cut packase ii for busineae.1. Con1resaaon•l tax experts estimate that the key 1eDeril individual income tax-cuttlnc features of the House-approved bill would result, for exaoiple, in a federal income tax reducUoa of *36 for a typical fout-per'IOO family with $8.000 of income and deductible personal expeblel of 23 percent of income, oieanina a 30 percent cut in such a family'& taxes under current law. These experta estimate that such a family with $20,000 in· come would have taxes reduced by 1146, wbich would be a. 7 per. cent of current law's taxes. AMC Starub Alone In Gains Column DETROIT <AP> -American Motors Corp. turned the tables on competitors in mid-August by posting the only sales increase u overall auto sales fell 4.9 percent from last year. But industry analysts said the decline in the Aug. 11-20 period was no great surprise. It was sUU the third best sales rate for Uie period. Daily sales for AMC. the smallest U.S. automaker, jumped k4 percent, while the Big Three automakers were down from lillt year's record pace, the companies said Wednesday. THE DIP TO ltt,180 deliveries of new cars came after a sales bulge the first 10 days of the month. Industry sales in the second lo-day period, which bad one 1eu selling day than last year. came to 24,897 cars a day. That com- pares with235,584cars, 26,l75aday, inthe 19'17period. No. a General Motors Corp. and No. 2 Ford Motor Co. bolh wer~ offslighUy over 3 percent in daily rates. Chrysler fell 16.S per~nL For AMC. whose slumpmg passenger car sales have been a drain on its pocketbook, it was the third straight period of better sal es. Over The Counter HASD Ustimp 11,.. •• d ..... Pct . Off 200 Off 11..e ()ff I • II OH "·' ~ to ' 10.0 I l!;i 1.7 I.! ... l.J Off La Off .., Ott LJ Olf 1.0 Off 7.• Off 11 Off 1.• Off " Off 7.4 MUTUAL FUNDS \