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Home My WebLink About1978-09-11 - Orange Coast PilotI ' ' I f ~ostages Held at Faetory Market Rally Cast Doubt on Boosted Again JFK 11ndings? By Rising Donar MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 11, 1978 '<IOL-71, .. 0 . 254. J SllCTIOlllS, a jJA01[S Pro•etlaeus A111eriea Kylene Barker. the newly crowned Miss America, poses in front of the statue of Prometheus in New York City's Rockefeller Plaza. The new queen is from Galax. Va. • • 1gant1c aves it cean Liner New JFK Evidenre Sound Tests 'Troubling' WASHINGTON <APl -The House assassinations committee ch airm an hinted today that acoustics tests do nol necessari· ly s upport the Warren Com- mission's conclusion that a max- imum of three shots were Cired at President Kennedy when he was slain. <Related story, All As the committee opened a hearing session. chairman Louis F . St okes. D-Ohio, said the acoustics findings "will be troubling to some ... the committe began its second week of hearings on the Ken· nedy a ssassination. The Warren Commission con- cluded from its investigation that three shots were fired. That determination was based largely on the fact that three cartridge cases were found on the floor beneath the sixth noor window <See PROBE. Page A2> One Dies Golf Cart Tip Fatal SANTA CRUZ <AP> -A Stockton woman was ide ntified today as the person kilJed when a golf cart slipped off a sleep. wet. hillside fairway and overturned in a ravine. She was Mary Skattebol. 61 . H e r companion . Shirley Fleck. 56. was thrown clear when the car overturned and ha d onJy minor lajuries. The women were return- ing to the DeLaveaga Golf Course clubhouse in a pelt- ing rainstorm when their cart plunged to the bottom or a 20·foot ravine. He noted that much or the evidence presented last week "tended to s upport the basic conclus ions of the Warren Com · mission, which concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone assassin of the president." Then Stokes referred to the acoustics testimony to be pre- sented later in the day and said: Five Jazz Parade Dancers Wounded "I would caution against those who would too quickly draw se nsational conclusions from this evidence . . . it is not yet possible to Cit any theory to the facts." The tests could provide an answer to one of the most impor- tant questions lingering from the assassination in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963. To make that determination, the committee h ired the acoustics firm of Bolt, Beranek a nd Newman of Cam bridge, Mass. It was to present its find- ings in public testimony today as NEW ORLEANS <AP > -Four people dancing in the wake of a jazz para de we re shot and wounded, and a fifth person who died after being left at a hospital may also have been shot at the parade. police said. All four of the wounded sajd they were shot without warning Sunday by an unknown assailant while "se<!Ofld-lining" -danc- ing beside -a parade by the Jolly Bunch, one of this city's many marching clubs . said. Glenn Carr. 23, was shot in the left s ide a nd Nathantal Davis. 19, was s hot in the stomach about 2 p.m. as the parade was getting unde r way, Maurice said. Both were listed in stable condition at Charity <See PARADE, Page AZ) Several Injured In Storm ABOARD THE Q UEEN ELIZABETH II <AP)-Waves or up to 50 feet and winds of up to 7$ mph lashed the Queen Elizabeth II in the AU antic Ocean today. in- juring al least one crew member and a number of passengers. The luxury liner, headed for New York, s lowed from its normal Z1 knots to nine knots as it p assed throug h a severe storm. The boat lurched violently as it passed through the storm, dumping passengers from their chairs. toppling furniture and sending glasses s mashing to the deck. - A refrigerator in the galley broke loose from a wall, injuring a crew me mber. The crew member and an undetermined number of passengers were taken to the ship's hospital with sprains and bruises. The number of injuries, and their extent. was not immediate· ly known because the ship's in- form at.ion officer could not be located. Clothing and souvenir shops a board the liner were closed, with merchandise seattered all over the place. The liner was expected to dock in New Yor k H a rbor late Wednesday. up to 12 hours behind schedule. Cun ard Lines, operator of the QE2, had no immediate com· ment. Orange Coast Rampage Leaves 4 Dead The clubs stage periodic street parades in which me mbers march and dance behind Dix· ieland jazz bands. Some clubs a l s o o ffer m e mbers jazz funerals when they die. As Sunday's parade was draw- ing to a close, Alfred Allen, 37. was dropped off at the Hotel Oieu hospital emergency room by four men who left witho.ul identifying themselves, poUce said. Dollar Rises, Gives Market Another Boost NEW YORK <AP>-A rising dollar gave the stock market a boost tod ay, continuing a week long rally. Weather EDISON, N.J. CAP> -A gun-fired some time ago. man went on a rampage at a •'Some guy came in my office perfume factory he re today, screaming that some guy was killing three people and holding shooting. That's all I know, H several others hostage. before said Linda Rocco, a secretary killing himself, Pollce said. for the rttm. About 15 or 20 hostages were Dotens of police. armed With r e leased and som e escaped high-powered rifles and wearing before Ule siege ended, police bullet-proof vests, surrounded said. the small, one·story brick office Several witnesaea said the bulldlnt in lbe EdiJon Industrial Center along Route 1 shortly auoman drove to the park~ lot before 10 a.m. of the Alpine Aromallca In ma· tJonal Inc. plant ln • s mall areen Traffic in the southbound car. tbeo ran lnto tbe bulldini lanes or the highway was wttb a sawed-off shotcun. Tbe stopped. and a line or trucks and wttnesaa said the man wu a cars was formed across the fbrmer employee who had been highway for prolectlon from v I • I ' gunfire. authorities said. Two victims were round in the processing plant several hun· dred yards behind tbe otnce bu~ldln_g. "Whal a mess." said one of- ficer as he left the shipping and receiving areas where one vie· lim lay bloodied behind a desk. A spokesman at John F. Ken· nedy Medical Center here said four persons were being treated for shock an~ cuts after the inci· dent and three others were ex· peeled to arrive at the hospital shortly. The extent of their in· Luries WA!J not Immediately nown. I Allen died shortly afterwards of small·calit>er bullet wounds to the b ack and shoulde r , said Chris Maurice, deputy public in· rormaUon officer. The other four victims bad been shot. wltb small caliber weapons, most tn the side or back. Maurice said. He said police believe Allen may also have been shot at the Jolly Bunch parade. ·•we don't know if tt was a re· venge -lype thing or just a ran- dom shooting. Basically, the vie· t1m11 were second-linln11 the parade when shot.I rang out and they were wounded," Maurice The Dow Jones average of ~ indU,Strial issues was up 3.04 to 910, 78 lntheflrsttwohours.. Advances outn u m b e red declines 10.3 on the New York Stock Exchange. The dollar rose past the 2· mark level ln West Germany and was up more than 2 yen in Japan. The U.S. currency showed st rength against almost all forcl11n standards, Calling only against Ule British pound. The prlce ot gold in Europe was virtually unchanged. The dollar opened in Tokyo at 193.30 yen and alter active trad· ing closed at 193.~. It closed frlday at 191.05. ' Fair through Tuesday and a little warmer. Lows tonight SS to 60. Highs Tuesday 70 lo 83. I ' ' 1 z DAILY f)ILOT s Monday SepUJmt>er It 11178 ,. E Rights Suspended So"wza Declares Martial Law MANAGUA, Nicar•au• CAV I Pruldent Anutulo So0>cua dt•clared mardal !av. loda' 1n t v. o i.talt·~ v. hrr1· ~u,•rnllilli DI ll.ll'kt•d nat•on•I lroup• and luun c•hed a frHh otrenalve lU 01\'ll Ul fordJll Somou from pov. t>r 'Ht>l~1led pboto, A-4 1 · 'Tht•rc 1s no IO(la~r any doubt U h .a cMI war," aa1d Alvarr'O ('h1unurru Mora, v1ce pretf«nl or the antM:iomu111 'onaervaUve Part) /\ dt•cl"f'f' h but•d by the pteli· hh•ntwl pr t'!ill M'Ctt't&iry 1'aid 1ttl constltut1om1l 1u11runtees were 11u11pended for 30 d1y11 ln the atatel of E8teU and Malaya tn th e ROUthw•11t, where auud11men battled 1uerrWu in th,. st reeu or~ caplta1a. T h e JUI rd , Nlcaraau• '1 Canine Caper Celebrotion Doggone Lavish S £ATTLE CAP > lt was taras' sixth birthday and a party seemed ln order--champagne, presents and f ormaJ pageantriea. Not many dogs h ave lavish birthday parties with 200 formally dressed human guests and a belly dancer for entertainment. "Taras is sort or my substitute child," says his owner, Da rlene Novak. a Northwest Airlines l:>tcwardess who gives the Samoyed a blrth~ay party every year. The party went into the early hours Sunday with yacht cruises, disco dancing and door prizes that were donated. The winners received evenings for two C:Jt discos and resta urants, sporting equipment, tennis lessons and dog grooming coupons. Taras r eceived "oodles or bones," a personalized towel, a Waterford crystal drinking bowl, and a s inging telegram. Progress ReporJed In Mideast Talks CA MP DAVID. Md. IA P > The Mideast summit, in its sixth day, is moving ahead in fits and starts with no sign of a major breakthrough in resolving sharp differences between Israel and Egypt. President Carter , host for the session. conferred today with Egypt's President Anwar Sadat a n apparent follow·up to a ~1milar meeting Sunday with Prime Minis ter Me nac hem Begi n of Is rael. Although progress on some f'~ro• Page A I PROBE ..• o f the Texas School Hook Depository, where the assassin allegedly was. But conspiracy theorists claim four shots were fired, suggesting the presence of two gunmen. The Cambridge firm is the :;a me firm which analyzed the 181".:l ·minute gap in one of the While House tapes during the Watergate investigation and re- ported the tape was deliberately erased . The work on the Kennedy case involved a tape recording m ade during the assassination when a motorcycle police officer's microphone accidentally stuck in the "open" position. Some stu· dents of lhe case say the tape con- tains the sound of a fourth shot. To find out, the analysts con· ducted gunshot tests last month in Dallas' Dealey Plaza, where the assassination occurred. More than 50 microphones were placed around the plaza to re· cord sound as shots were (ired and bullets s la mmed into sandbags . More than 40 shots were fired, ~ome from the depository and som e from the grassy knoll where ~ome theorists say the al· k~ed second gunman was. Company officials have said the analysis involved comparing the police tape with tapes of the test·ftring to judge whether the "sound fingerprints" matched. ORANGE COAST s DAILY PILOT fl1<00r•~W\I 0.llr P1toll wll~•"t(~IHOftl IJO•t<l•hok~ ... Pren, •OUl>l ....,11\dhoOrMIQO OM\t PubH\fUnQ CoMPliflllly 58DAf 1tt11 "(tltH>n'\ .,, ~~f!~':;:.=~~~~~,-:f:.'l,:~~!~/~~A f41;"' V1UI,., ,ritflt•. $1tddle'h.•\• V•llllly AM ~4 n.M'-/lovOt C:0.tf A Jl""Jf• r ... i""°'*ftdl ''°" " _,,,,.., iaturMy• -~"' fll• ;~::oa~=~.~j·~~~.~,:. :m \W\f o.. ·-"-.......... , ..... P.eo1- J .. k • '"'*' "'"""'"'*"'•"80.--~ ,_,,,,,_, tenor ,_,,. __ ........,. -n•OlllCIEll'tlil> a-i..11.""' _,_, ... " •'4We111 Oi\on••l-Oflllt°"' OfflCH ~··~ ... uow ..... ,,, ..... Ut-&oo· 1116 01,_..,. 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'·We need another two or three days to crystallize things," said Ezer Weizman, the Israeli de- fense minister, who again met separately with Sadat during the weekend. Sources close to t.he Egyptian delegation said the summit was moving slowly and that there had been no breakthrough. After taking Begin and Sadat on a Sunday tour of the Ci vii War battlefield at Gettysburg, Pa., Carter met for an hour with the Israeli prime minister at Camp David. The two leaders were joined by key advisers. Begin made his optimistic comment about the meetings when he encountered reporters during the battlefield tour. "You can see they are going wel I." said Begin. He seemed to be referring to the evident rapport a mong the participants rather than to the Arab-Israeli dispute itself. New 'Legion' Find Probed NEW YORK <AP) -Federal and city health officials, study· ing an outbreak of Legionnaires disease, which has kllled two persons, here, are trying to figure out why some local resi· dents have a large r ·than· expected number of antibodies lo proted them against the dis- ease. Dr. William Foege, director of the National Center for Disease Control, says blood testa of Ylc· tims and some "control" 8ub- jects who didn't have the disease have indicated that both groupa hav e a ntibodies agatnst Legionanaires disease at levels ·'higher than we would expect." "There's undoubtedly · some sporadic disease transmission· going on. We don't know at this time how important tbls out· break is," Foege says. A Marathon Mustache BELORADE, Vusoslavla <APl -Bow Korlca, •-Carmer In the vlllage of Mosoric In western VusosJavia, ·wears a mustache that la mort than 27.S inches long, the Yu1osl1v news agency Tanjug reported. The report 11.id elderly men lD the re&ion are the more respect· ed ancf dJanlfied the Jon1or their mustache. Korlca wear1 bla over the eara, with endt tled to1•thtr at the back of bJs neck, the re~rt addcd1 7,500·man army and pol1rc torce. chdmed Sunday that il11 force¥ were "mttlntalninf< con trot und order in lht• whole coun· try " But th(> Jkd Croi11 said lhere WH heuvy Hu11flru In tw(t 11ec· dona of lho cnpltal a nd Ch lhe cities or €stt-11 65 mile• north of the cupltnl, In Mm••Y• 18 mites to tht! south und tn Leon. 65 mlles to the northwest. A R ed Cro11s 11pokeami1n described lht• \'ltlt·11 of Euell und Musuyu ui. bt•lng "a bloody i1tualion." but since telephone lines betw~n th• capital and the cities were cut. It wus not possi- ble to V(!rify r('por1x or continued fi ghtlnK. The Red Cron ispokl!sman ond other authorltles 1u11d 36 per!'lons had been killed sanec 1 he ri~ht· ln& besan late Saturday and the wounded numbered more than 100. But one Red Cross official said the number of casualties "may be much higher once the bodies are retrieved." In the capital, the central area or the city where Somoza lives and works In his bunker was quiet. Heavily a rmed troops patrolled the streets. A national guard spokesman said "complete normality" had been restored to the capital. where the governm e n t newspaper Novedades said at least 16 persons were killed in fighting Sunday. Unofficial reports said there were many casualties in other parts or the capital, and in· complete reJ.>()rts told of at least 20 d ead and m a n y more wounded in other cities in the terrorists' new offensive. "Casualties among the ter· rorists were h.igh ." said a gov· ernment comminique, but gave no figures. Chamorro Mora said the San- dinist a gucrriU as. named for a guerrilla leader killed fighting the U.S. Marines in the 1930s, h a d launc hed an offe nsive throughout the country. Two Arrested In Laguna on Drug Charges Laguna Beach police arrested a motorist and his companion over the weekend for possession of hashish and marijuana. Officer Bill Yourex pulled Thomas Edgar Phelps, 20, of Westminster, and Anthony Paul Johnson. 21. Cypress, to the side or Pacific Coast Hi ghway at about 11 p.m . Friday on a routine car stop. The officer said he found a smal!°quantity or marijUilna and hashish in the vehicle and ar- rested the two men. Johnson was held on an additional charge of interfering with a police of· ricer when he assertedly tried to loss a foil wrapper containing hashish away from the car . Both men were being held an Orange County Jail with bail set at $500 each. Blnck Leader Sees 'War' LUSAKA, Zambia IAP) Guerrilla leader Joshua Nkomo said today he has turned his back on any talks wit h Rhodesian Prime Minister lan Smith because there isn't "anything else to taJk about" to try to peacefully res ol ve Rhodesia's future. "The all-party conrerence is dead," said Nkomo, leader of the Zimbabwe African People's Union and its s ix-year wa r apinst the Smith's government. Z1m b a bwe is the blac k na- tionalist name for Rhodesia. "If be <Smith> means war. we arc ready to fi&ht. '' f'ro~ Page A I PARADE .•• Hospital. About three hours later, as the parade was winding d own , Broadus Greshasn, 1s; was shot ln the lower bade, Maurice said, and George Davis. 25; was shot in the left side .. Both were re· ported in ~ condition. SEED SPIITER WINS TITLE . PARDEEVILLE. Wis. <AP > -Lee Ro~ or Rio became a tour·tlme champion as he spit a watermelon seed 34 feet, 10 inches to win the men '1 title in the annual U.S . .,atermelon seed 1plttJn1 champlonahlp11. Roberti, the deftndlna cham· pion who al10 won lf) 1972 and 1974, topped by two feet the dis· tance of llcond·place Don fol{arakl ot Mosinee . .. ,,~ ........... TWO WOMEN, BABY KILL!O WHEN OERAIL!O FAEJOHT TRAIN SMASHED INTO THIS HOUSE Seven Others Suffered Minor lnjurfet at Olseater Site In Miamisburg, Ohio Train Hits House; 3 Die, 7 Injured MIAMISBURG, Ohio (API -Two women and a month-old baby were killed when a Conrail freight train derailed and crashed mto a two-story house while people inside were playing cards. authorities said, Seven people suffered minor Injuries "Some said, "Here comes the 5;30 and she is going awful fast'." sald Michael Call, whose son was among those killed In the train wreck Sunday night. "When r saw what was hap~nmg. I turned around to yell for everyone to get out of the house ci nd the whole wall justcamedownontopofme. "ALL WE'VE GOT LEFT IS a hope chest. 1t 's all gone." Call said today as he watched workmen clear away the crumpled freight cars from his home. One freight car stood Inside the ruins of the house where the bodies were found and another was part way into the structure. Other cars in the 20·car train were piled nearly as high as the house. "They just stacked up like a car wreck ... said Police Chief Ronald McBride. "They squeezed together like an accordion." The dead were identified as four.week-old Michael Joseph Call and Kathy Barkalow. 17, both of Miamis burg ; and Linda Humerick. 26. of Germantown, Oh.io. SEVEN PEOPLE WERE TAKEN TO Grandview Ambulatory Center, where six were treated for minor injuries and released. of· ficials said. The seventh. a bystander who was not in the house. was kept al the hospital and was reported in good condition today Police said they believed they had accounted for all the people in the house but that they were still searching the debris. Police said Call and his wife, Donna. who lived in the house, Ms. Barkalow and Ms. Humerick apparently were playing cards ln the Jiving room when the train hit Sunday. They said Ms. Humerick was found clutching the cMld when the rubble was cleared from the bodies nearly two hours later. Police said Conrail officials were still trying to determine the cause of the derailment, which squeezed most of the cars against a n abandoned feed mill. DALE TRUCKER, WHO LIVED Wlm his family in the other half of lhe two-family house. said he was on the back porch when he saw a freight car "with all its wheels in the air a nd all of a sud den, there was a sound like they dropped a bomb." Trucker said he ran inside. grabbed his six·month-old baby and yelled to his wife to get out of the house. As they reached the front door, he said, the train hit, dislodg· ing bricks and plaster . Their four other children, ranging in age from 4 lo 9, were playing in the front yard and ran across the street to safety. Irvine Man leaps From ·Hotel An Irvine man was listed in. serious condltion today at Hoag Memorial Hospital after he re- po rtedly jumped from the seventh floor of the Ma rriott Hotel into an interior fountain. Police Lome Joseph George, 41, or 20 Silver Crescent made his plunge at about 11 :30 a.m. Sunday. The man plummeted from the open hallway on the Newport Cente r hotel's seventh floor into the atrium fountain below. Officers said he apparently suffered internal injuries as well as a com'i>ound fracture of hi s left leg. George. who was conscious when police and paramedics ar- rived at the scene, indicated he was despondent over a brother's death. police said. He is being treated in the hospital's intensive care unit Father Pleads In Marine Son's E scape SAN DIEGO IAPl A Texas man who whisked his Manne son t:tway from Camp Pendleton just momenl5 before the youth was lo face a da.sc1plinary bear· ing has pleaded guilty to a mis· demeanor charge of a1dmg an the escape. Freddie Faith Bonnet, 46, a farmer from La Piyor, Texas, was released on SS.000 bail Fri· day pending a November sen- tencing date. Last July. Bonnet drove his truck from Texas lo the camp where his 19·year-old son. PYt. Robert K. Bonnet. was awaiting a disciplinary hearing for an UD· authorized absence whicb had taken place the previous weejt. The elder Bonnet s poke with his son briefly, then left the building. A few minutes later . accord· ing to witnesses, the father drove by the camp in his pickup truck. Pvt. Bonnet bolted from hi~ unarmed Manne guard and jumped into the passenger seal of the truck. The Bonnets then left the base and returned to Texas. One week later, Pvt. Bonnet turned h imself over to authorities, who returned him to • Camp Pendleton. The elder Bon· net was later arrested by FBI agents. Piwt Pickeroo Wmpetitwn Stans Today More than Sl,500 In prizes will be awarde d to top prog. nosticators of pigskin prowess who best predict the outcomes of 30 games each week for the next 10 weeks. The a nnual Daily Pilot Pigskin Pickeroo competition begins today Ten portable te levision sets for first place winners and radios for second and third place winners will be presented each week by Dunlop Apphances, Fountain Valley Details and entry blanks are published each Monday. Tires- day and Wednesday m the sports pages of the Daily Pilot. See page 83. our chmccz. ror aJ I out.door act1w. 'IW.dr. woo1r1ch JaCk<Z.ta are. cksiQncz.d wtth comfort arx:I wormt,h m mind 44 fashion laland, newport center 644·5070 t ' t r Orange Coast ED ITION VOL. 71, NO. 25~. 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY , CALIFORNIA T oday" C losin g N.Y. Stoek~ MONDAY, SEPT E M BER 11, 1978 c TEN CENTS School Days: Fewer Kids, More Traffic 'rht'r~ Wtirt' mon~ car: • bike~. mo-peds and pede1udanl'I on I.he stn-da of Coat • M e a •nd Newport lk'itch today as school reopcnl-d in the Newport M u Unified S<-hool D1i.trlct minw. hu .-s for h111h 11chool t uden~ The proposJUon 13 ~lat~ cut back. attectlna about 3.000 of Lht dhitricl 's 9,000 high school pupils. caused "absolutely no problems" in gettms classes under way. said dis trict s pokes woman J eitn 251ttplaLl•it Harmon School bc•p•n toduy with anoU1fr anUclputed dro11 In over all studentenrollml•nt A buut 2.400 studenh wruduakd from the dh1trict ·, four h1tth lilrhools lw.t ~pring. but ortl<>lali.. f1Rure the studt•nt ra.nks may !\well by onl y 1,000 new kin dergarten!itudents this fall. The exact tally won't be avalla ble untlJ Tuetiduy If the potential loss of 1.400 students holds up. , Mesa Petition Aims at Speed By MIOIAEL PASKEVICH Ot-0.11,~1 ... st.tt A petition aimed at lowe ring speed limits to 25 roiles per hour on nine Costa Mesa streets will be making its way around town this week The lead doorknocker will be Mrs P at Skillman. the in· 1tiative's author. who today said the "terrible problem " of fast moving traffic on residential streets has drawn an insensiti ve reaction from city officials. With an eye on forcing a special election hy drawing signatures fro m 15 percent of Cos ta Mesa's n.'"isl cred voters. Mrs. Skillman hopes to see speed limits cut on Anaheim. Orange. Pomona. Sa.n· l a Ana and Tus tin avenues, Hamilton Street. and 18th, East 19th and 22nd street s. City Traffic Engineer Bruce Mattern claims the new speed limits would be "unenforceable" and would only lead to traffic courts tossing out citations issued by poli ce. Although speed limits are post· ed after approval by the City Council, Mattern says the limits a r e based "on guidelines established by the state Depa~ ment of Trans portation.·· (See 25 MPH, Page A2> Rebels Atta~k Arnag Nicaragua Erupts In Street Fighting MANAGUA . Nicaragua 1 AP> -Rebels seeking to owit President Anastasio Somoza bat· Ued hand-to-hand with govern- ment troops in downtown Masaya today in clas hes t hat refu~ees s aid killed "dozcm. of people •in that city. 1 Related photo. A4 > ·'There is no longer any doubt fl is a civil war." said Alvarro Chamorro Mora. vice president of the anti-Somoza Conservative Party. Somoza invoked martial law in un e ffort to crush the uprising. Rebels attacked the national guard command post in Masaya. located 18 miles southeast of the capital, setting off the latest Pilot Pickeroo Competitio11 Starts Today More than $1,500 in prizes will be awarded to lop p r og- nosticators of pigskin prowess who best predict the outcomes or 30 football games each week for the next lOwecks. Th e annual Daily Pilo t Pigskin Pickeroo competition begins today. Ten portable television sets for firs t place winne rs a nd radios for second and third place winners will be presented each wl'ck by Dunlap Appliances, f-'ounlain Valley. Det ails and entry blanks are publis hed each Monday, Tues· day and Wednesday In the sports pages or the Dally Pilot ~e Page 83. Coas t round of fighting. Scattered gun fights were also reported in sec· lions of the capital and Estell, localed 65 miles northwest of the capital. A helicopter strafed the streets with caMOn and machine gun fire as 10 truckloads of guardsmen poured into the c ity from Managua. The helicopter fired on roads leading into the city before it headed for the central business district. where the fighting wus the heaviest. •'There are dozens of pt:.-ople dl'ad in the morgue a nd the hospital," said one refugee. Both the rebels and the troops were said to be using heavy caliber automatic weapons. The courthouse in Masaya a nd many private homes were ablaze. said witnesses in the c:ily reached by te lephone. The Red Cross spokesman a nd other authorities said 36 persons had been killed since the fi ghting began late Saturday a nd the wounded numbered more than 100. But one Red Cross official said the number of casualties "may be much higher once the bodies are retrieved ... He said the intensive fire in the two provincial capitals kept Red Cross ambulances and volunteers from retrieving the bodies . A highly placed unofficial sources said the death toll in Managua alone over the weekend may reach over 200 und many more were killed outs ide the capital. A Red Cross s pokesman described the two cities as being in "a bloody situation." Military jeeps with heavily armed patrolmen prowled the s tre ets of t he capital and numerous roadblocks were to be seen at key intersections Newport-Mesa district enroll· ment wUI have dropped more than 3.000 stude nts over the past twoyeurs. In 1976, three there were nearly 25.000 students in the district. Further drops this year would bring that figure down to around lhc21,000mark. The declines have been at· trlbuled to what Deputy Superin· tendent Norman Loats says is the current real estate market. He claims a rapid turnover in hous- ing ownership to make the most of an inflated market has driven the cost of homes be yond the finan· cial capabiUUes or young families with chlldren. District ofCicials add there has been no pattern to the declines Schools m Newport Beach and Costa Mesa suf!ered surprising drops last year, particularly al the ele mentary level. School trustees responded by At Ronae in tlae BarfJor An osprey. a fis hing member of the hawk family. perches on m ast or boat in Newport Harbor. keeping a wary eye on photographer . The large bird . a diving bird of prey that feeds solely on fis h. has built its nest on the foremast of t he schooner Samarang. which is moored in the shutting down Bay View School in Santa Ana Heights which closed out its final year with slightly less than 150students. Monte Vista Elementary in Costa Mesa is now entering its las t year of operation. Next fall il will become the new home of Mc N ally Continuation Ht'h School which will move from its current home at 19th Street and Newport Boulevard in downtown Costa Mesa . The drops 1n enrollment com· bined with changes m state fund ing of school districts has led to the loss of 106 teachers and six ad· ministrators thh year There have been s1m1lar reduc lions 1n classified 1 non-teaching > staff to cope with reduced fin<.1nces Proposition 13. while leading to numerous cutbac~ in light of an overall $11 m1lhon re· duct1on m district revenues. hab <See SCHOOL. P age AZ> harbor. It's unclear whether the osprey will sign on as crew when t he Sama rang ~oes to sea. or what will hap· pen to the bird's nesting spot wl\cn crewme n attempt lo raise sail. New 'Legion' Disease Find Probed New JFK Testing Backs 2-gun Theory CampS~t Breakthrough l sn 't Expected NEW YORK tAP l Federal and city health officials. study· ing an outbreak of Legionnaires disease. which has killed two pe rsons. here. are trying lo fi gure out wh y some local resi· d e nt s havC' a large r -t han · expected number of antibodies to protect them against the dis· case. Dr. William Foege, director of the N ationul Center for Disease Control. says blood tests of vie· tims and some "control" suh· jects who didn't have the disease have indicated that both groups have a ntibodi es agains t Leglonanaires disease at levels "higher than we would expect. .. "There's undoubtedly some s poradic disease transmission going on. We don't know al this time how Important this out· break ls ... f-'oege says WASHINGTON <AP > New acoustics tests indicate a second gunm a n may ha ve fired on Pres ident Kennedy. a rinding that would support theories of a conspiracy In the assassination. a House committee was told to· dar. <Related story. AJ > Or. James Barger. chief scien· lis t for a Massachusetts acoustics firm, told the House assassinations committee that the tests he conducted for the panel disclosed the possibility that four s hots could have been fired . Berger said the test results showed the fourth shot theory lo be "a possible conclusion." Tes timony that four s hots were possible contradicts the Warren Commission. which con· eluded there were only three. Cons piracy theorists have con tended a fourth shot was fired and that a second gunman was involved. The Warren Commission con- cluded that Lee Harvey Oswald acte d alone in ass a ssinating Kennedy on Nov. 22. 1963. as the president rode In a motorcade m Dallas. T h r ee she ll casing!' we re round in t he Texas School Book Depository window from which Oswald was said to have fired at Kennedy's motor<'ade But some eyewitnesses con- tended they heard s hots from " grassy knoll to Kennedy's right. and conspiracy theorists have contended that a second gunman fired from there. CAMP DAVID. Md 1AP1 The Mideast summit. 1n 1t~ ... 1xth day . 1s moving ahead m flL, and starti< with no sign of :i ma1or breakthrough m resolvin~ sharp diffcrenc~ between Israel and Egypt. President Carter. host for tht session. conferred today with Egypt ·s President Anwar Sadat a n apparent follow-up to <J simila r meeting Sunda y with Pri m t' Minust e r Mt-nachem Be~m of l!!rael Althou~h pro~ress on somt key is11uel\ has been reported by Jody Powell, Whit t· lluu!>c pres~ se c r e t a r y and s ummit spokes ma n. there hab been no fo rmal conference or the three m itJOr s ummit pa rtlcipa ntb since Thursday We athe r Tomatoes Hurt by Rain R e p . Louis Stokes, D·Ohio. chairman of the assassinations committee. opened the hearing by urging that no one "loo quick· ly draw sensational conclusions from this evidence." tn his testimony. Barger said he a nd his staff ana lyzed a Dallas police tape recording made when a motorcycle officer accidentally left his radio transmitter on for a bout 51,., minutes. During those minutes. Kennedy was ktlled. The re wab a widespread ex pec tat lon that d1s c·u s:;1onb a mong Carter . Deg1 n und Sadat will continue! at leaHt until mid week Begin said Sunday th~ summit wa s · going we ll"' but other sources offered more cautious aRscssments • Fair through Tuesday und a little warmer . Lows tonight 55 to 60. Highs Tuesday 70 to 8.1. INSIDE TODA l' 'l'he ptm14nl contending - yea. that'• correct -Angels head to TuGI /or anotMr cructol /OtAr-game aema Sfe ''"'11· 81. •••• ~.!!'! ._... :: = i.:n g 1~;;=~ -'1l ..,,,. -... But Bumper Harvest Predicted by ERJerts Orange County farmers wUl lose an estimated 20 percent of their tomato crop because of t roplcal-11torm rains Tuesday, but agricultutt experts are Pl'C· dieting a bumper harveat com· pared to the last two years. Our 'nletford. Orange County Farm Bureau maanager, said tropical s torms clobbered coun· ty tomato growen the last two yeara with heavy rains In late August and early September Last year. farmers IOll up to 40 percent~ t~lr tomato crops ''Actually, there arc more benefits than 1011Sf"8 In thl' <Tues- day l rain." Thetfo rd uld . "Oth er cropR In the ground needed rain ... Bcnefilin({. he 11ald, are celer y, pump kins ancl cauliflower. S l ow e d somew h at b y Tuesday's 1.3-inch downpour were the harvesting or tomatoes. both canning and pole <fresh I variatlc11, sweet corn and a $1 .2 million llma bean crop. But <'Ompared to the past two ycnrs, Uma bean growers should do well, Thetford said. "ll there la no more rain lmmt:.>dlately ... Bean growers workln1 s mall acreaRe• throu•hout Orange County have cut their bun plants which are drying ln win· drows. he said. rt thl' county's 730 acres of beans dry quickly. this year will be better tha n thl' la.Al two. he said. A ngelo Casella, dl atrlct manager or Southe rn Callfomla agriculture operfttions for Hunt Wesson Foods In Fullerton. said t\e estimate11 that 60 percent of the county's canning tomatoc8 were harv e11 tcd before> Tuesday's rain hit He l'&Umatcs coonly growers most oC them l<'ulng Irvine Company land or farming In the Saddlebac k and Capls trono Valleys wtll loH an estlm1ttoo 6.GOq tons ol tomaatoes. Barger spent nearly two hour11 leading the committee through a complex explanation ol how he got his results from analysl& of the police radio recording and comrarl&On with tests made in Do i a s· Dealey Plua tut· month. During those t est s. acoustical experts recorded 2.600 ril1e and pistol ghots fired at undbags T he test.a t.ndicated that. dur· Ing the seconds In which K n nctty was slaln. four 1hot1 were 11 rtid and thut on , was fired too soon aner the other11 to have been fired by the 1uame a unman. ··we nt'ed another t\11.0 or three days to cryslalhze thinJ(s. ·· saJd Ezer Wc1zman. the Israeli de fcnse m1rustcr. who again mm. separately with Sadut during the weekend. Lebanese Appeal BEIRUT. l..ebnnon IAP > C hr ll't lan le11der P le rrl' Gemnycl appeaale<t to the Camp D4avld umm1t to take up tht• new t.e bMne11e cris is as the Syrian army's latcKt attack on Christ Ian mllltlemen in Beirut went into llll fifth day • , ,., 2 OAIL Y PILOT c Bouse Bit Derailed Train Kills Three . MlAMlSUllftG, Ohm <APl Two wom n and a monUt-old bub) wt•rt· klllt4t"'l'le lnalde wens playln1 cards. author1t1t•:. \Jld S.•vt•n 1wu11lt· "ufh•rt'd minor ln)urttilii "Sornc-s1t1d lt.-rt· r omi·A lhe ~. 30 and 1h• It• 1oln1 awful faat'." '<llld Mlrhael C'atl wh~r """ wa' 11mon1 thou killed In the traln w1 t'l'k Sunda) m.iht Wht•n I 'lllw what WUif happen1n1. I turned around to yl'll for<'' t•rvont· to aict out of tht• hou"" aand the whole wall 1u11t <'IUll~downon top of ml' "AU. wt:·v•: COT 1.~fT l!\a hope <'he11t lt'8 aall cone.'' Callaald wday iu. he! w1&tched wnrkm n clHr 111w•y the crumpled fre11ht can from h1 11 t-..mw Ont• frt•1.:ht 1·11r .. 100<1 '"""'' the ru1n11 of the how.e where the bodlt'S v.t·~ found 11nd 1rnl)tht'r wa~ p,art way 1nw the 1lt'ucture Otht•r t'itl"l\ 1n tht' 20 <'fH tr111n wrre p1k-d n"a.rly aa hl&.h •• the houi.t• "T~y JU3t sta<'kt'd up hill' 111 <'IH . wreck," aald Police Chief 1ton1.1ld Mcttlldt• "Thry squttu'(f together like an accordion." Tht' dl'ad wett> 1dcnt1ft~ .. , four week-old MlchHI JOMph Call and Kuthy Uark•lnw. 17. holh or Mlaml1bur1 : and Linda Humerick. 216, or Gt•rrnon\own, Ohio SEVF.N PEOPLE WERE TAKEN TO Grandview Ambulatory Ct•nter. wht.•rt' six Wl•re tr ·1&t~ for minor ln1urtes and releued, of f1 (·1als aid The i1 .. vE-nth. a by1>tander who was not In the house, was kept at the ho.~p1t1&I und wa1> reported 1n good condition today. l'ollee smd thl'y believed they had accounted for all the people in \ht' hou!'.t' hut th<•• they wt-re i.t11l searching the debris. Pohl'l' ~aid tall and h11> wife. Donna, wbo lived in the house, Ms Barkulow and Ms Humerick apparently were playing cards in the living roc1m when the tram hit Sunday. They s aJd Ms. Humerick was found clutching l-he chUd when the rubble was cleared from the bodies nearly t.wo hours later. Police said Conrail 0Htc1als were aUll trying to determine the caui.e or the derailment. which squeezed moet or the cars against an abandoned feed mill. DALE TRUCKER, WHO LIVED WITH his family in the other half of the two-flt mily houae , said he was on the back porch when he saw a freight car "with all its wheels in the air and all of a sud- den. there wa::. a sound like they dropped a bomb." Trucker said he ran ins ide, grabbed his s ix-month·old baby and yelled to his wife to get out or the house. As they roached the front door. he said. the train hit. dis lodg· mg bricks and plaster. Their four other children, ranging In age from 4 to 9, were playing ID the front yard and ran across the street to safety. Big Brother? The ghosl-l1 ke f 1gurc lnomm~ over benches outside Slot'kholm 's ··ornmatcn" Hoyal Theater isn't really as thrcatenmg as it looks . H's intcndcd to dramatize the cur· rt·nl production, "The Storm." a play opposing nuclear pOWl'I' Waiting for Water T hree volunteer fire fi ghters wait for water as n ames lick away at a building in Deer Creek Canyon, southwest of Denver. A fire in the timber and heavy brush m the area continues to burn out or control today fsee story. Page A4 I. Services Funds Asked 250 Twn Out for County Budget Hearings More than 250 Orange County residents gathered today to urge that supervisors continue fund- ing 58 community social service agencies despite t he financial squeeze of Proposition 13. The agencies provide s uch services as hot meals for senior citizens. household help for the aged and disabled and family, alcohol and drug abuse counsel- ing. Jn the past. those programs have been financed by a portion Kills Self or federal r evenue sh a ring dollars set aside by s upervisors for social programs. Supervisors had set aside to- day f or t es timon y from representatives or those agen- cies as hearings proceed on a proposed $508 million county budget ror 1978·'79. But the s upe r visors had warned th.0 y would m ake no al· location from revenue sha ring funds until budget hearings arc com pleted later this week . Richard Hanford, a volunteer Three Workers Slwt Fatally by Gunman EDISON. N.J . !AP> A man who had been fired from a pe rfume factory went on a shooting mm page there today. killing three people before fatal- ly s hootin g him s elf with a shotgun. police.said. The gunman was 1denttricd by t h e M iddle se x Co unt y Prosecutor's Office as Robert Mayer. 37, of Plainfield Authoritieff identified the Vil' lims as Raoul Puntaleoni . 62. of Metu c hen. the pre s ide nt of Alpine Aromatics Inte rnational Inc.; Z-Oltan Shag1, 62, of New Brunswick. a shipping foreman. and Albert Restivo. 54. of While House Station. 1n Hunterdon County, the plant foreman. Nine employees of the factory were treated at J ohn F' Ken nedy Medical Center here for shock Witnesses told authorities Mayer walked into the factory where he used to work and shot Shagi and Restivo. Restivo had testified against Mayer in a re· cent federal court s uit involving :-.a fcly cnnd1lions. authoril1e5 said W1tnessf>s said the m an then drove about onc·e1ghth of a mile across a purking lot to u n· search facility. where about 20 people were working. There. he ~hot Pantalroni IH!fore turning the weapon on himself. wit nesseb said. "What u mess ... said one of f1C'er as he left the shipping and r<·ceiving ar ... as where one vie t1m l;,ay bloodtcd behind a desk Police sa1ct thlll no hostages wcrt> involvt•d. with the West Orange County Hotline and Straight Talk Clini c. contended the communaty.based progra ms provide 20 lo 30 tames more benefit for each county dollar than similar programs that might be run by the county That 1s because th<: serv1re~ are provided chiefly by volun leers l"or example. he :.u1d lht· Str ai g ht Talk Clinic ser Vl's a bout 1.000 patients per yellr through 90 volunteer counselor~ The agency's cost per year 1~ about $60.000 he said. conknding that 1r the :-.erv1ce~ were pro vided by lhc Orange County Department of Mental Health the cost lo taxpayers would be $1.2 million annually. Hanford said the community orga n1 zal1 o ns s e r ve three group:. voluntee rs who <Jr<• madt> lo reel useful . the cli ents themselves and the community as a whole. "I th i nk w e have don e miracles with very little," Han rord continu('d, "and we can't get by with less. Please don 'l un do what we are accomplishing ... Today's meeting also prompt cd an appearance• by former Vietnamese pre mie r Nguyen Cao Ky who urged continued county s upport for a $1 9 million Indo c hinese ass istance pro-1-(ram ·' l come here today JUSl to ask you to lend a little bit more help to m y people." Ky said. "They still nt-ed assiswnce. they still nl•ed nctv1!>crs " lie noted nearly 75 percent of hi s countrymen now have JOb!-. and do not need welforC' ai. s1stan<·e He said hopefully soon the remainder will be self s up porting. 1~ro .. ra~AI 25 MPH ••• lie said the hm1tJ, are bused on the average speed thal M percent of the cars are traveling al Mnd are verified by traHic stud1e:, each year and then certified by courts . Mrs. Skillman, who lives al ~ Hamilton St . claims can are moving upw4S miles per hour '10 mph above the hm1U on her street. causing "noise and shock waves·· and endangering lhe lives of residenta. "Police have eiven tickets for ~olng too slow on our little two· lane congested streets.·· s he said. In conlf'ast. she notes 25 mph s peed limits across the border in Newport Beach. Mrs. Skillman started her peti- tion drive after the City Council rejected her request ror a lower s peed limit on Hamilton Street. ·'The function or a road is to move vehicles and goods In a safe and efficient manner . including consideration of pedestrian safe- ty." said Mattern. "If you arbitrarily reduce the speed . you just have more peo- ple violating the posted speed limit I based on s tudies 1," he added. "Then what happens? Ir the , police try togoouland enforce the new s peed, since it's Justified based on the study. the courts tend to throw out the.violations," said Mattern. Legally, Mrs. Skillman was able to circulate the petitions as or last Fnday. However. she said the drive will be swinging inlo gear this week By getting 10 percent of the voters to sign her petitions. she can get the initiative on the next re gular election ballot tne deadline has passed for getting the inillative on the Novembt!r ballot. A special city election would be forced if the in1ttal1ve 1s signed by 15 pe r cent of the city 'c; voter!> l"ro•P~AI SCHOOL •.. yet to play a part ID teacht:r cul· backs Furtht'r reductions will he taken up by school trustees al board meeting:, this fall. The loss of busing for high school s tudenlc; has generated s urprism~ly little protest from parents. llowevcr. a grouporre. ... 1- dents In the Balboa Peninsula Point area has formed and suy tht•y muy soon com<' befor1· ~chool t rustces to protest. Students in this area without their own means oftransportallon h<ive up to a I 5 mile walk to the neurcst Oran~c County Trnns1t District bus slop. TONIGHT C M PLANN IN G CO M MISSION Regular meeting. City Hall . 6:30 p.m. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12 N F.W PORT MESA SCHOOL ROA HD H.cgular meeting . C M City Council Chamber!>, 7:30 1> m Disco Classes Set for Mesa <;osta Mf'Sa is offering midweek fever in the form of a n eight week disco dance course that will heat up the firs t week of October . Giant Waves Rock Luxury Liner QE2 Authorities said Mayer hud heen fired from the plant somt• ti me ago. "Som ... guy came in m y office screaming th al some guy wus shooting That's a ll I know." said Linda Rocco, a :wcretary for the firm The Jndo<'hinese program ha:- been fi nanred totally by the federal government m the past This year it w1ll require $376,380 in county funds unless pending leu1slat1on 1s passed to :-.h1fl lht· entire cost back to the federul government Because of the pt'nding county conlrabut1 on , coun ty Ad min1 s tra t 1vl~ Off11·er Ho bert Thomas proposes luymtt ofr 2~ worke rs m the county office or consumer affairs. North Skies Fair By The Assoclaled Preiss l11 ~h<'r pressure 1s moving into Northern Culifornia again, bringing fair to partly cloudy sk 1es, a few lingerinJt showers and warm er lcmperatureis llu s ll e o n d o wn to the Downtown Community Center, 594 Center St., where registration begins Monday. Sept. 25, between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. Cost for the class offered by the <'ily Department of Leis ure Services is $18 JM?r person. Classes will be held on Wednesday and Thursday evenings For more in· formation, phone 556-5300. OflANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ·-"-~···-·-'-·-JaOll.C.-f YU•1 Prt'\'•~I ~ (.ti...,•tW~ " ...... , ...... t .. , .. '=:,:;..."':r::· O>•no•N L-ltlt-1' """ ll ......... Ma~ ...... (Ottth COeleflleH ~ -.Wtl+fWI ~::::,' ~·& ~-.-:\4!0 .,.,. Tele,ttoite (114)~ CfH.ifled AdHttltlnt 1414171 c ~·"t; :! 0:,2'. ~.=r'~~ "'"'"' •• .. T'"'r"'-· ,..,., .. "'•• .. ~:t;:\~:!.:. ...... •Pfflfl llt'"'IUI ... el t.crtf'd tl•n MU•ttJ Ni. •t ~tt ¥.tu (•Ufe;11111,. \w•un•tto" -. <•"'•' u \t =~~r~b:i ;:.:;.t\::,:o ,....,,.,, ..... m.,, ABOARD THE QUEEN ELIZABETH II <AP>-Waves of up to 50 feet and winds of up to 75 mph lashed the Queen Elizabeth II 1!1 the Atlantic Ocean today, in- JUrtnfit at least one crew member and a number or passengers . The luxury liner. headed for New York, slowed from its normal 27 knots to nine knots as 1t passed through a sevt're storm. The boat lurched violently as it passed through the storm. dumping passengers rrom their chairs . toppling furniture and sending glasses smashing to the deck. A refrigerator in the galley broke lootW? from a wall, Injuring a crf>w me mber. The crew member und an undetermined number of passengers were taken to the ship'11 h011pital with sprains and brulaea. A Marathon MU8tache BELGRADE, Yuaos lavla 'AP I -Bow Korica, a farmer In the village of Mo1oric In western Yuaoslavla, weara a m ustache that LI more than 27.5 Inches loni, the Yu101lav new8 agency Tan.Jui reported. The r:epc>rt aald elderly men In the rc1lon are the more respect- ed and dlgnlOed the tonaer tl*r mustache. Korlca wears his over the cara, with enda tled toJelber at the back of hi• neck. the report odded • ~he number of injuries. an<I their extent. was not immediate ly known because lhe ship's in· formation officer could not bt located. Clothing and 11ouvenlr shops aboard the liner were closed, with merchandise scattered all over the place. The liner was expected· to dO<'k i n N e w York llurbor late We dnesday, up to 12 houri:. behind schedule. Irvine Man Leaps From Hotel, Hurt An Irvine man was listed 1n. serious condition today at Hoaic Memorial Hospital after he re. porte dly Jumped fro m the seventh noor or the Marriott Hotel into an Interior fountain. Police said Lorne J oseph George, 41 , or 20 Silver Cre11ccnt made his plunge at about 11 :JO a .m . Sunday. _ The man plummeted from the open hallway on the Newport Center hotel '1 seventh noor Into the atrtum rountaln below. o m cer• said he apparently auf(ered Internal In.Juries as w II H a compound fracture ot hl11 lert lee. Oeorce. who was con11clous when police and paramedics ar· rived at lhu scene, indicated he was deapondent over 1 brother•, death. police 11nid furw:::t1onal outdoor we.ar by h'JS1ltf our cho1Cll. for all outdoor dc t1w. \W.dr woo)nch Jacket.a df"Q. dl7,s1~ntld w1th comrort <ird warmth m mind. shQ\)lfl io our 1ightJZ.r \V<Z.1~hL poplin with c.oLLon ldr-tan 11mna •L.-... ,, •1 """'ruay. Seplumbur 11 1978 DAIL\' PILOT o> County to Cut Library Hours, Workers Oran.a~ County aov mmeat '• poal Propoiiltlon 13 budfel ao far •l)t'lb rt'ductlons In new park de\·elopml'nl, cto1urc of COW>l)I Ubrar•~ on Sundays and fewer emp&o)' and uppll 1n most (kopanro4."nui upervl90n. •ound up lhetr second day or am 79 bodf et burin'8 Fr1d•)' on • pf'OPOH'd &508, t mlllloo spcndlna plan. By the day·H t>nd ~uiwrvt*>r-. had added f1 .CW'1 to the ~t J arvla balunccd budget pro ~ b)' County Admlnlitrallvc omcer Rotwrt Thomas AlonJ the way . ~uperv1i.or11 A&ncd to •Pf'nd $67. Ul2 lo buy bulltt·proof vc ts for county ahertrra cSeputu.•b Oectck.'CI tu 1U'\' U i.chool dilj trtcta would vuluntttcr older stu cJcnL.' or parent aroupg to m1&n crouwulks In futurt> yean1 to 1H1vl' $220.000 tn sherlr('s t:x ~)l'I)!>~ Cr o )ICd o rf $1 .2 m1lhon worth of park and bike trail 11rojeets Clot1ed county llbrtarlei. on Sundays bul expanded hours i.omuwhitl on Frlday11 und Suturdt1ys FISCHER QUINTUPLETS OF SOUTH DAKOTA SHOWN AT 2 IN PROMOTIONAL PHOTO Now Nearing 15, The•• Five Young1ter1 Enjoying Ordinary Live• on Farm Fiseher Quints 15 ~lebrated Kids Lead Ordinary Lives ABERDEEN. S.D. <AP> -They are five teen-a~ers who wear braces on their teeth, play basketball. take piano lessons, throw slumber part1es -ordinary kids growing up in an ordinary town. Jim, the fifth quint, worked on a neighbor's farm this summer Ea<-'h Sunday. the family attends the Sacred Heart Church. filling two pews. It was planned that way, their ordinari· ncss. For these children are probably America 's most famous set of siblings, The Fischer quintuplets. They entered high school two weeks ago and will turn 15 Thurs· day. The parenL'> still shield the children from publicity, but don't try to hide them. All re- quests for interviews still go through the family attorneys . There are monthly re- ques ts. all turned down. THE FIVE BECAME NATI ONAL sweethearts the morning of Saturday, Sept. 14. 1963, as America's first surviving quints. It was a celebrated event. Their pudgy faces filled the papers for weeks and brought their family riches beyond their dreams. T WO MILES SOUTHWEST OF town, just beyond where the pavement turns to gravel, the windbre ak is tall and thick behind the No Trespassing sign. They live in a cor· ner or the 800 acres Andy Fischer was able to buy from the p~eds or his children's fame. and where he raises. black Angus Throu1i?h the extraordinary efforts or The family house a mansion with 17 their parents especially their mother rooms and five baths is more secluded they have, by all accounLs, emerged un- i;cathed by the hoopla that surrounded their early years. than ever after 15 years. IL was built soon after the quints were born through services and materials donated by townspeople. The !(iris, Maggie, Anne, Cathy and Margie, play on the freshman basketball team and wear their hair long. Friends say they are .. like anyone else. Kinda quiet. All nice ." CERTA I NLY TO TH E I R Sl'hoolmatcs, and to most people in town, they have lost their celebrity identities as ·'The Quints ." Not sin<.'e they were babies have lhcy w81ked together or dressed alike a lthough. ironically, they are wearing Uke uniforms at Roncalli High, a Catholic school where uniforms are required. An older s ister. Charlotte, seven when the quints were born, ·has married and moved from home. The oldest brother and a nother sister will marry th1s year. Two olde r children, the quints and Cindy. born a year after the qu1ntl> and now in lhe same grade. remmn at home MARY ANN t'ISCH ER OflEN s1:11d she wanted to raise the quints not as five special children. hut as part of a family or 11 children. "They were not treated any differently from us." said an older sister. Nixon Returns New Law Restricts From Trip In Redwoods 'Brutality' Access Former President Richard M. Nixon returned to his seaside val I a In San Clemente a fter ~pending the weekend in a cen- tnil California redwood forest with his son-in-Jaw, Edward Cox. and several other men. N1><on soent Saturdav nieht in a semi-remote area or Kings C<.1nyon National Park, about 75 miles east or Fresno, according to Hobert Johnson, owner of the WilsoniaLodge. J ohnsoo said Cox and at least 14 Secret Service agents accom-. panied the former President, but he would not identify the other meD In Nixon's party. The lodge owner saii:I Nixon returned home Sunday. Pot Uncovered EDISTO ISLAND, S.C. <AP> A policeman investigating a re· port of a truck stuck in a ditch found two trucks loaded with a total or 30 tons or marijuana. SACRAMENTO IAP> Gov Edmund Brown Jr. has signed legislation placing somewhat tighter restrictions on citizen ac· cess to police files in cases of al- leged police brutalHy. The biU, SB 1436 by Sen. Den nis Carpenter, R ·Newporl Account Probe d WASHINGTON I AP > /\ $5,000 campaign contribution in 1973 to Sen. Herm an Talmadge from a dairy Industry group was diverted to a secr et bank ac- count opened in the Georgia Democrat 's name, the Washington Star reports. The Jus tice Departme nt and the Senate Ethics Committee are conducting separate lnvestig8· lions into the account and other financial affairs of Talmadge, a 22-year Senate veteran Canine Caper Celebration Doggone Lavish SEATTLE <AP>-lt was Taras' sixth birthday ~tnd a party seemed. in order-~hampagne, presents und formal pageantries. Not many dogs have lavish birthday parties with 200 formully dressed human guests and a belly dunccr for entertainment. "Taras ls i;ort of my substitute child," says his Jm'.n cr, Darlene Novak, a Northwes t 1\irlines iml'wnrdcss who j{ives the Samoyed a birthday party t•vcry Y<"ll r . 'l'tw rwrty W<'nl Into the early hours Sunday with yuchl nuises, disco dancang and door prizes thal were donuh•d. The winners received evenings for two ~t disco~ und restaurants. sporting equipment. tenms lessons and dog grooming coupons. Taras re~elved "oodles or bones " a rersonalized towel. a Waterford crystal dri~king bQwl , tmd a singing telegram. Beach, covers cases m which persons accused of such <.'rimes as assaulting a police officer ple ad self·defense and allege an attack by the officer Defen- dants frequently ask to see the officer's files to establish a record or brutality. The bill, effective next Jan l. bars access to any records more than five years old. It also re- quires the defendant to de.scri~ the type or reeord 11ought, a nd give IO days' prior notice to the police agency. Records could not be obtained that give the conclusions of one officer abofll another officer's conduct. A~dge will decide in a c losed.door hearing what records can be released. Current law specifies only that the derendanl must prove to 8 Judge that the re is good cause to see the records and that they are relevant to lhe case, require· ments that will remain in effect Police groups say the current procedure can threaten an of· ftcer 's privacy and allow access t o unproven complaints. But dvil liberties groups were able to win amendments to an earlier form or Carpenter's bill that they said would virtually pro. hi bit access to the files. Brown announced Friday that he had signed the measure Lawmen Searching For Lost Plane Sheriff's deputies continued to Reo rch todoy for un ulrplane they bell<'ve may have crashed early Saturday mornJna In the S llverado Canyon area or co11tcrn Orange County. The s earch bcg8n a ft e r 1evera1 amateur radio operators rci><>rt.ed hearcn" a distress call from a pilot about 1 :30o.m . Satur day Stil ui,1d e S597,7 19 1n S<'parute llttrbors. Beaches and Parh District funds lo purcha11e u Brea area county l1.1ndf1ll for a future regional purk Supervisor Ralph Pledrlch. who proposed the allocation. s uld buyin g the purk with separate district funds now would help offset county trash disposal costs. Among park proJcct:. delett.'d were Laguna Niguel Regional Park CXPllllSIOn, ~cqub 1tion or land for a Laguna Lakes park, restoration or the Sunset Beach Water Tower and partial fund:s needed for c<>mplellng Mtle Square Regional Park Left in the eounty budget pro· posal so far. however. is nearly $40 million rn other parks. beaches and b1kl'way d evelop menl Supervtson failed Frtdtty to make a final decision on tht' $24 3 million Thomas propQScd ror Sheritr Brad Gtttes' bud~et Gates 1s seeking S2 rmJhon more Thomas warned !tupcrvisor:- they can't approve all Galeb •~ requesting and still huv(· enough for all other county needi- County Tests Told No Pollution Found In Bolsa Preserve There is no pollution of Bol11a Chica Lagoon wildlife prcserv~ waters due to AminoiJ USA Jnc oilfield coolant mud recycling operations. it was announced to· day by Orange County officials A laboratory report based on spectrographic analyS1s or the material and clinical tests in which fish arc placed in varying solutions of the residue mixed in water cleared the company operation. Orange C-Ounly Department of Solid Waste Managem e nt or flcial Ron Bates said today that a formal statement would be 1i. s ued before the end of the day However, he revealed . reading the last sentence or the report by Pasadena ·based Pomeroy . Johnson and Bailey. a firm s pecializing in water technology. no significant pollution exists. Traces of minerals and metals a ssociated with oilfield produc- tion areprel>ent but not in harmful amounts. according to the firm as quoted by Bates "No elements or a toxic nature were found." the report slates A sse mblyman D e nnis Mangers D·lluntinf(ton Beach, c<.1llcd for the investigation in mid-July after Huntington Beach City Councilman John 'Revelations' Promised in JFK Probe OALL/\S IAP I , The FBI agent who m onitor ed Lee Harvey Oswald in Dallas before the assru.sinaUon or President Kennedy says he has explosive revelations to make about the case. the Dallas Morning News reports However, J a mes P llosly Jr . now an a~cnt in Kansas City. satd the House assassination committee apparently is trying to avoid <.'ailing him. the News said tn a copyrighted story. Hosty, reached today at the FBl office in Kansas City, rt' fused to comment about the story and would not <.'Onfirm he tulked to the news paper "If they are going lo try and t•ontain this assassination 1n- vest1gul1on llkl' the Church tScnatc intellil!ence1 committee and the Warren Commission. they don·t want me up there,'' the News quoted Hosty as st1y ing Hosty .said his 1nformat1on 1s unrelated to either a threatening note O!twald dc·li vcrcd to the Dall as FBI in l'arly November 1963 or lo returring rumors that Oswt1ld was an FBI informant Thomas called the situation to his attention Aminoil dumps the coolant mud used in the well-drilling process on the s hore of th~ I .600-acre preserve for cleirnsing <.1nd recy<.'ling as landfill. County officials who contract with the Pasadena-based firm which conducts such analyses at a Ventura labonstory expected res ults far sooner /\ fish used as a gumt:u pig '" the possibly polluted w1ttl'r-. duplicated with d1ff.erent t·o11 centrutions of the mud dtcd halfway through the first tC!->1 due lo an accident An e mploye apparently mud vertently s hut off the pump thut provided its oxygen ~ Huntington Probe Barmaid Released In Stabbing Case A Huntington Beach barmaid has been released after police took her into custody for qu~ tioning in the Friday stabbing death of Gary Allen .. Mad Dog" Fero, 43. in a downtown saloon. Po l ice released M a ry M agaline Davis. 25. after. in formation was obtained frCJm other witnesses in the Main Street Saloon. 117 Main St ., who were at the scene at about 1 :30 <.1 m . Friday when the stabbing reportedly occurred Blood found in the doorway or the saloon and on the sidewalk outside indicates that Fero may have been slabbed near the bar 's. e ntrance. s aid pol1cl' Detective Dick Nolan Fero. a Huntington Beac h motorcyclist with no club cirrilia· Lion, died at about 4 a.m . after friends took him to Huntington lntercommunity Hospital with a knife wound in hi.c; lower back. Nolan sajd no s us pe<.'ts have been arrested in connection with f'ero's death. The mvesti~at1on into the stabbing is continuing. he added. /\ Huntington Bea<.'h motor<'y <.'IP officer observed Fero al the hospital at 2 a .m. Friday when the policeman had entered the emergency room to question a traffic accident victim. SEED SPITTER KEEPS TITLE PARDEEVILLE. W1i.. IAP1 Lee Roberts of Rio be<.'ame a four-time champion as he spit a watermelon seed 34 feet. JO inches to win the men's Litle in the annual lJ S. wate rme lon seed sp1tthl~ <.'hamp1onsh1ps Roberts. the defendm~ <.'ham pion who also won in 1972 and l!J74 . topped by two feel the d1~ t a nl't• of "econd-plact· Don fo'oluarski of Mosinee. The motorcycle offlct:r called two other policemen to the scent.' who ascertained thbt Fero m<t) have been a hom1c1dt: v1ct1m Sis Speaks~ Patty Gains Her Support SAN F'RANCJSCO <A f'> Patty Hearst 's 22.year-old SI!-> tl'r. s peaking publicly for tht· ·1rst time ahout the imprisoned hc trc~s ordeal. predict~ lhal p c• o p l l' w 1 I I "om e d ;i y bl' "shocked that ufter wh<tl ~hl· went throuf!h she• could ~ con Vt<.'ted •• In an mte rvic•w with KPlX·TV here. Anne Hearst said the effort to (reeYher sister from pnson was helped by the admission bv William anft Emily Hurr1~ tw;. weeks a~o that they kidnapped Pally Hears t. "I'm very glad they came ou1 the way they did. as viciously <.1!-> they did. l thought it wa!"> ~ood for some of the peopl<· 1n thi... l'Ountry to really tak<· :1 look "' •he lfarriscs a nd St'l' whi1t lhl'y'rc really hkc.•. "A lot of people thought sht• 'PH tty) kidnapped herself or ran off or something.·· sht.• s<11d Pa tty Hl'arst ha!-. served 111 months of a seven-year ttrm fw participating tn a San Frant'IM'•1 bank robbery with tht· Sym b1onc•se L1bl·r3t1on Arm v tcr ronRts who kidnapped her from a ~erkcley apartment in 1!*7'1 Ann<' Hearst sa11I . "l th1ni.. t'\IE'nt ually !)4:.'0plc• will look bnl·k :rnd bt· 1u.c;t so shork('(I th;it art"·r what s he went thou~h and then s he· robhl•O ;1 bank '>Ur rounded by Pf'Opl1· with marh1nt· gun~ that shl' could be con Vtl'led under1hc:c-1rcumstam·el> ~ th!Z.Blligatorgoze back to school . Promourboys ck.pL I--~QD l{l lACOSTE long eJeQ;V!L knit sh1rte m uiey care polyester am coU..On. tn aesortll.d. so hc:fu ond 9tn pa.s (ID~c{~@)~~ 44 fashion island, newport center 644·5070 • f DAILY PILOT NATION I WEATHER P01vell R etort Jo8t ··Coasting Vesco Failed Pressure Bid? • • 8 \l,ftO.\ Kl.l •;~ Loni:c time rc111dcntb und n•l(ular \ l'llllr' lo lhti. ht·\t 11( 1111 J)C)l'l5lble C01tl>l!\ WOUid prObftbly .1~n·1 th.11 1t " Hn cltrt11·ult lo wet lost on lhc ferryboat r11k (111m ll.1lho.t to U:ilho:1 l1dund 1 rn.1n11.i1-.t 111 do 1t "·•t urdu)' fh" !..incl of i.11•tt1n~ loM tt.n 't ei.Ny After ull , "'c'rc tall.in~ .1ho11t ont· 11( lhf" world'b l\h<trtt'bt b<u•t tides I lo" far IN the crosi.111~ t><·tw\'t•n Ra lbou and the uslund" I\ rurlnn~ muyt:M!'> f>o:\Slbly 300 yMrda' Not rar. In UO) ~\t"nt .lcw RN•k ·, autn <·urrvin ~ vcHselR muke the cros11lng so '·"' thJI th<'' u ... u.tll) h,I\ l' 111 ~tut on elH'h other to dock It tJl.t•, t.'n)(t 1 10 l11Jll the· tar-;, btkP:-. und ~de!'ltrums lhun It d1h'' t.i 1 ruJ 'l' ,11·111),b the c:h11nnl·I THE W•:ATllER WAS bc!uutlful. clear and bright Saturd:.i' It "a' not conducive to getting lo~t on the A.ii ho.1 to Ualho.1 bl11nll h:rr) t)oal My wife and I had pulh•d our rar mto lmt• for the ferry on the Peninsula side "hl·n 1111r 'a Ru h1•i.:;111 It \\ a:-1 thl'll that Wl.' noticed u Hertz rent-a-truck ul<>11 1-t ,1dL• th1• Fun Zone. They were loading poker ball m .u·h111l'' from tht' penny arcade. Could th1:. re.JI!~ be lht' first signal for the demise or lhl· hall t't'nlun old Fun Zone? Turned out that It was. My b<'l I Pr hulf, huwl·vcr. got excited about this possibility. Thu:. ~hilc "'c were in line for the ferryboat, she got our of the c;.ir and worked her way through the Fun Zone, lie Falled lo Make it on Time lo the Balboa Ferry intcrvil·wing the moving crew and other workmen who wt're helping vacate the penny arcade. NEXTTIDNG I KNEW, she had vanished. Cars began to move up in the ferryboat line. Still no wife. Pretty soon, it was just me and the car, ferryboating across Balboa Bay, sans wi fe. Calmly, I assessed the situation. She'd left her purse in the car, couldn't pay the fare if she caught the next boat. This was no time for pank. Use cold logic. She'll follow on the next boat a nyway, dime or no dime. Calmly, I paid the ferryboat man for me. the car and her. I ex- plained the blonde lady would be followin2 afoot on the next boat. The young man leaned over the rail and shouted the the ferryboat passing the other way, "The blonde lady over there is paid for!" He in turn relayed the word to the third ferryboat operator "The blonde lady over ther e's paid for'" l DOUBLE-PARKED on Balboa Island and waited. .f''our ferryboats came a nd went. No blonde lady of my ac- quaintance was aboard any of them. Mumbling about my logic. I took the next ferry back to Balboa. "We'll probably µass each otber at mid.cha nnel," I muttered. She was waiting somewhat impatiently at the Fun Zone. lier clear logic was that I would have parked the car on the: island side, taken the ferry back on fool and picked hl·r up for lhe return ride to the car. It's very logical. Al l of which proves a couple of things: 1. One person's logic: 1:-. another's illogic; and 2. Jn order to get lost on the Ba lbo;1. Balboa Island ferryboat, you really have lo work al It Fi re Near Denver Threatens Houses DENVER <AP> A fire in the sun-dried foothills southwest of Denver Oared today. spreading to more than 1,800 acres of timber and scrub brush and forcing renewed evacuation of scores or ex- pensive homes, authorities said. Thi:' hre remained out of control today. although fire breaks had been cut through the pine. spruce and scrub oaks and ringed mo~t of the fire a rea. Al the Johns-Manville Corp. world headquarters, 1,800 cmployt'<!s were told to stay home today because of the heavy s moke that bl anketed the $55 million complex. At one point Sun· day. names had licked lo within 200 yards or the construction manufacturer's buildings, but Gene Amarino, a spokesman for the company, said the buildings were no longer threatened . THURMONT, Md CAP > The White House says fugitive financier Robert L. Vesco tried but failed to get several or Presi- dent Carter 's closest advisers - including hi s choice as secretary ot :state to help end Vesco's legal problems. J ody Powell , Whi te House press secretary, said emissaries for Vesco. who is hid· Ing in the Bahamas from trial on five f<'deral indlctments. made an approach in December 1976 to Cyrus n. Vance, after he was designated secretary of state, and apparently sought aid from Attorney Gene ral Griffin B. Bell. IN ADDITION, Powell told a group of reporters at the Mideast s,ammit press center here. a Vesco hireling wanted to seek help from Carter's prin· cipal assistan t, Hamilton Jordan, but was dissuaded from doing so by Richard Harden. a lower-ranking presidential aide. Powell said, however, the ad· m inlstration wants to arrest Vesco and bring him to trial. He produced statements from ad· ministration officials that the Ves co m atter h a d gotte n highest-level attention, including face-to-face exchanges between Carter and his wile Rosalynn. on sep arate occasions last year, with th en-President Danie l Oduber of Costa Rica, where Vesco lived until May. Powell met with reporters late Sunday after syndicated colum· nis t Jack Anderson reported 4Teens Die; Driver Held In Collision DENVER CAP> One mo· ment, they were laughing and wailing for more friends to ar· r ive at the deserted country road they had chosen for their party. Soon. four teen.ager were dead. their mutilated bodies strewn along the road. Two others were injured. A SCHOOLMATE in a car had plowed lhroug h t he c rowd gathered on the road, police said, then crashed into two other cars . The driver , 18-year-old Ralph Crowe. was jailed later S unday for inves tigation of vehicular homicide. Denver police sai~ Dead at the scene were Jay Chase, 17; Barry G. Harrel. 16; Jerry L. Rimpley, 17. and J ef· frey M. Cain. 18. police said. T hey were from Comme r ce City. Robert Nelson and Robert Blum . both 17 and also of Com- merce City, we r e flo wn by he licopter to St. Anthony Hospital, where they were re- ported in stable condition Sun· day, police said. THE SIX TEEN-AGERS were having a party i.n the middle of a dead-end road near Denver's Stapleton International Airport, sa id Detective Donald Curtis of the Denver Police Department. The group was sitting in the middle of the roadway when Crowc's c<.ir came down the street, Curtis said, apparently at high s peed, and rebounded off a parked car Rain Dumps on Texas Southern Area Posts Flood, Gal,e Wantings T~~r•••r~• "''l>u QIH '"'•"•• B•lllmo<e 8lm11"91\..., 81wn•rc• Bot~ SQ'''"' tlull•lo Cll"ltQO C.1nt1n,,at1 CllWelAftO 04!1 Fl Wiii Of'n'-"' 0.\ Mol~\ O.troll H«leona Hooo1uh1 HOU"Qfl (•n >City l•> lle99• L1ttl• RO<• l O\ .. ,..., .. 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He said Lee, a Carter campaign manager In 1976, was a longtime J ordan friend from the same hometown. Anderson's column. distribut- ed to newspapers last week for release today, originally began by saying: ··President Carter's two closest confidants.' top aide Hamilton Jordan and Atlanta at· torney Charles Kirbo, have been linked to a SlO million political rix." B UT AND E R SON SENT newspapers a revised version or the column over the weekend. eliminating the refe rence to Jordan and Kirbo being "linked to a $10 million political fix." The column was revised as the administration mounted an ex· traordinary effort to counter An· derson 's original allegations. This effort included: T he hiring by J ordan on Saturday of Edward Bennett William s. ce l eb r a ted Washington trial lawyer. and is· suance by Jordan or a statement containing a thinly veiled threat to s ue Anderson. -T HE CONVENING or at least two unannounced White House briefings at which J ordan. Powell and officials of the Departments of Justice and State sought to refute An· derson's original column. --A Was hington briefing on Sunday at which Powell even pr oduced R obert F iske, the holdover U.S. attorney from the Ford administration who would be responsible for prosecuting Vesco from f'iske's base in New York City. Anders on said Sunday he rewrote parts or his column because the Justice Department tater provided him new informa- tion about its efforts to get Vesco back to the United States. Seeking Shelf er A fa m ily of refugees from Leon. Nicaragua . peer~ from lhe temporary s he lter of a makeshift tent after a batlll' between heavily armed troopers and left-wing guerrillu:; at Leon. Red Cross officials said the fighting claimed at least seven lives in the city. Striking Teachers Postpone Classes By The Associated Press Negotiators m New Orleans aMounced a tentative agreement to end a two.week-old teachers· strike early today, but more than " half-m illion pupils across the country were still out of school because of teacher walkouts. New Orleans school officials canceled classf'~ today pending ap- p r o v a 1 of the contract by teachers and the school board, but they hoped schools would re- open Tuesday for the district's 91,000 pupils. Cities where teachers r e- t urn ed lo wo rk inc luded Philadelphia, 250.000 students; Norwalk, Conn .. 14,000 students: Wat erloo. Ill. 2,000 students and Collinsville. Ill .. 7,200 s tudents. Cities whose school systems were struck by teachers include Fall River. Mass.. 14.500 stu- dents: Chelmsford. Mass., 8,300 students: Cle veland, 100.000 slu· dents : Chicago City colleges: 112.000 students: Dayton. Ohio. 38.000 s tude nts : Bridgeport. Conn .. 22,500 s tudents . Cranston. R. I.. 12.500 students. and Burlington. Vt. Be's Oar Kind of Kid Honesty and persistence paid off for a Daily Pilot Carrier recently Carrier Andy Saponaro. 12. spotted a wallet laying next to a parked car while on his route m Corona del Mur . ··1 finished my route. because my mom said it always comes first . <.i nd 1 came back in ten minutes . ., Saponaro said. "Since the car next to the wallet was the only one in the p? ·king lot. I decided the owner must be m the com plex." he s taid. With some difficulty he found thl' owner. Carmen Osterhoudt. "He was such u nice kid that. wh('n l went to give him thl' roupl t· dollars in my wall et ror a reward. I had to forcl' the money in his pocket." Mrs O~ll'rhoudt sa id. ··I was so glad lo get mv credit cards hack that I had to be s te rn when h~ resi sted the monev." she oddtcf "I think it's important this kmd of kid deliv<'rs the Daily Pilot ... she said. "I wanted to return it because I krtcw it was someone else's wallet." ~aponaro said. The Daily Pilot is proud of Andy and thl' more than 900 boys and girls who corn money while learning important IC'ssons ahout li f •. p<.'Oplc and good hll:-.lll('S" (q~~n@ITJ 642-4321 • CALIFORNIA I NATION Maine Ma11 Carries Flea Market With Him By SULES WH ... ~ ... c.rm •• ' ORLA D, Man,• Wh f'n Uui. m(1nth endll. Don Bndl({'a. • bwi.t ne wtll I•~ Dway and hf' Wiii RO somewherf' else. lie hasn't decld~ whtn· Prob~bly ">Outh. with the blrrl~ "I 'm not mu<'h ror maklnJC plans." he said. "I g9 from day to d uy That's why thli buslfH!ss is good tor rnc l hke my own Judamenti>. my lnde~ndence Thl11 bu.'ttnc•!ls Is about th~ h.,.t one l can th1nk of that isn't ruled and rt'fulalt'<J to d~alh " DON 8tlDCt;S llll a Ilea nH1rket m:at'I A junk junkie About flc.1 markets. hls own Judgment mtght be nght For unfettered frff enterprise. the roadside ne~ market 1s Jw.t a :.hade less d.isorgan11ed than that other grass-roots institution by which Amertca05 swap dts cards. the garaie sa!e ( AMERICA J l)on 8nd1<1"1 .ic)('s from duy l(1 day, from fl eu m11rkttl to Oi>& mMrktil. in 11 wonJt-rful con 1rtvltnc1•. JI 1i. J pickup truck wath a big r1tck wl'hkd on top for lotmc lhlnp ond 1t b1g trall~r hooked on behrnd for toting mOrt-lhlllJll !ind UlbO (()r 11 vlng in. A mobUe otllc HF. HAS ONL l' w p .. rk, drop an awninij, ,.el up a tuble !ind lay out M assorted old tools, old glass. old stuff p1ck~d up ut auc· tlons all over the country, and he'!. in businesi. 'Tve been collecting and deaJ· ing in antiques for SS years." he said "I can't qu1t ft'i. the worst addiction there c;An be because there is no cure.·· He mi~ht be right about that . too Who t•an pass up a fleM market" Who can resist poking wistfully among all those rum1har worn out things you've thrown away over the years, with price tags on them? ON nos DAV, Don Bridges was parked along Roule 1, a busy road. The next day he would move toward Bar Harbor hunting to\lrists. In Maine he knows his spots. lie was bom in 1911 , on the M aine coastal isl and o f Vinalhaven. His father was a s to necutter and his uncle a b lacksmith so he learned to work with his hands. He also de· veloped a fondness for old tools, still a favorite stock in trade. Mondly.~tember 11, 1978 DAILY PILOT AG Motel Crushed ... _..,..... Vinalhaven might also be where he developed his notions of independence. Today, those islanders a re p etitioning to secede from Maine. They want to run their lives themselves. Don Bridges is a big· shouldered man, rugged. His face is craggy. like the Maine coast . His eyes are as blue as the cold Atlantic and his down· east accent as salty. He says words like sou'west . He'd have made a perfect sea captain. A concrete brick wall being constructed as part of the Circus Circus Hotel parking garage in Las Vegas collapsed under strong wrnds Sunday and crushed 16 rooms of the neighboring Westward Ho Motel. No one was reported injured . cn&i Kills Mom-to-he INSTEAD, AS A BOY, he s aw a movie about structural iron wo rkers and decided that was the romantic life for him. Ambulance Driver Also Dies in Wreck ................ POTENTIAL BUYER LOOKS OVER ANT10UES Goods Reflect Don Bridges' Fascination With Flea Markets 9 Months After Storm ·'I traveled the country from one job to the next, building skyscrapers, bridges. At quit· ting time most iron workers look for a gin mill and a poker game. l did my sha re of that, too. but mainly I looked for antique shops. "It got in my blood. As J said, an addiction. "You have to keep up with the business constantly because the prices ror antiques have gone crazy. I sold a desk last year for $45. This year it went for $130, to a dealer. "ON THE OTHER hand, I've got a carpente r's plane for s ale m arked $12.50. I saw the same plane in an antiques book last year priced at $160. Everybody who can spell antiques has writ· ten a book about them, full of mis information. "It's insane, this business. But at least it isn't ruined, n ot yet. T he prices are what the market m a kes them. The hours are what I make them. I like that." 'Baby Boom' Expected INDIANAPOLIS CAP> -"What did you do during the blizzard, mom and dad?" A baby boom the last half of October may provide the answer. Obstetricians and maternity shops here are <'xpecting more babies than usual around the end of October nine months afte r a record snowstorm dumped m ore than 15.2 inches on the city in less tha n 30 hours: The blizzard confined thousands or people to their homes for at least three d ays. DOCTORS SAY THE theoretical due date or a baby conceived during the Jan. 25 blizzard would be around Oct. 19. Or. Jonathan Fisch, an obstetrician in his fi rst year of practice said he has one-third more babies due from mid-October to mid·November than in any comparable period. "It may be h'appenstance. but it's probably from the blizzard." said Dr. Charles Echt, who estima ted his caseload a t 20 per cent above normal. A spokesman for the Marion County Medical Society said its medical exchange was flooded dur· ing the snowstorm with calls for birth control pill refills. 1' The blizzard baby boom also has made for brisk business this s ummer at local stores that sell maternity clothes. One store has sold out of the "Blizzard Baby of '78" maternity T-shirts. LYNDA Fl EWELL, owner of Carriage Club maternity shops, said her mailing list, which lists mothers-to-be by due dates. shows double the us ual number or bab~s expeded in October. Doctors and saleswomen report the pregnant women are good-natured about their condition. One doctor said that when he leases patients about their blizzard activities. they usually joke back, "ft was fun." Yoor Ds1ty Pilot O'NEALS CA P) -A pregnant woman a nd an a mbulance driver rushing her to a hospital 'Gay' Item Included in School Text SAN FRANCISCO <AP I -The San Francisco school system's 144 -page guideline for health studies, which the school board sa id s h ould t a k e note of homosexual lifestyles. contains one direct reference to gay peo- ple . When the board approved a move l as t year to inc lude h o m osexu a lity in the cur· riculum, scores of angry parents wrote and called school officials to protest . THEY QUICKL V ASSURED parents they were not advocat. in2 homosexualitv. but were trv· ing to remove d erogatory ref. erences to gays from the cur· riculum and to deal with the subject in a forthright manner. The only di rect reference to the m a tter in-the new guideline appears in the seventh grade portion, which recommends stu· dents learn "respect for persons from other ethnicities, national origins. gender and lifestyles, in- cluding homosexuality." T e achers a nd department heads will use the guideline to ,develop teachin~ material. "I DON'T HA VE any problem or using the guide in seventh gr ade instruction." said board m ember Eugene Hopp, "as long as it's conducted in good taste and in such a nature that it 's in- formative and not enticing." Another board member. Peter Mezey. who proposed the new guidelines, said, "I think that's the gist of what we wanted given -but I had hoped that it would have been mentioned more than once." to have a Caesare an section were killed in a traCfic accident near this Sierra Ne vada foothill community. The highway patrol s aid the left front of the ambulance com - ing down State Route 41 from Mariposa hit the right front of a car Sunday morning. The impact killed Kathryn J ean Gardini. 20, of Madera and Tod Boyd. JO. of Mariposa, driver of the ambulance owned by John C. Fremont Hospital in Ma riposa. Bird Raps C'ritfn SAN FRANCISCO <APl Chief Justice Rose Bird. who is seeking a 12-year term as chief justice or the s tate S4preme ' Court. has criticized those who use judges as "scapegoats" for problems that she s aid society as a whole must face. "Judges are being perceived as easy targets a nd a r e portrayed in a manner calculat· ed to create prejudice in the public mind and then play on it." Justice Bird said Sunday in a speeeb to delegates to the State Bar of California's annual convention at San Francisco's Hilton Hot.el. Laae,,ers Bit Gaff 8a11 SAN FRANCISCO <AP) - Delegates to the State Bar COO· venlion have come out against initiatives to bar homosexuals from schools and to toughen the state death penalty. Both voice votes cam e Sunday after a bout 1,500 delegates heard brisk debate about Propositions 6 and 7, wh ich are slated for the November baUot. Cop• l'ote Cr~lcdo.,,. SAN FRANCISCO <AP> - Police at San Francisco lntem a· tional Airport say they will start crac king down on drivers who double-park or park longer than 10 mjnutes along terminals. The new. tougher policy was adopted because of growing traf. fie congestion, airport of[lcials said Sunday. ( STATE J GaitgS .. t• 1'1U I LOS ANGELES CAP> -A barrage of guru;hots fired from a passing car killed one youth and wounded three others in what police believe was a gang. related attack. The youths, all from Monle<!ito eights area. were playing foot- ball Sunday afternoon at Eag le Rock Playground when a car drove past and shot at least 15 shots onto the grassy playing field. witnesses told police. Bus Attack Delays Start Of School NEWHALL CAP> -The tires on 35 school buses at the William S. Hart Union High School were sla~hed over the weeke nd, de· Jaymg the start of school today for hundreds or students at the- school. The school is not involved in the Los Angeles Unified School District's busing program. That program. designed to achie ve racial integration. starts Tues- day. However. Edgar Fickenscher, assistant superintendent at the Ha rt school district. said the damage may have been "a spillover " from the controversy ove r the Los Angeles program He said other possibilities m e luded vandalism or sabotage. Fickenscher said th at 3,000 of the school's 8.500 students were scheduled to we the buses Uus morni ng. He said the ttrl' s lashlngs delayed the arrival time or many or these students but that most of the m would be at the school on Newball Avenue by mid-mom.mg. "I USUALLY DELIVER 20 lo 25 babies a month." Dr. Thomas Ferr ara said ... I have 40 due In October, mostly afte r the 15th. That's a big, big month ror me." can be Recycled. 0.•n~ Oo•tt~ ",,,. olhc•t MCY<-"'<I~., lot Co.•M ,.,. .. Omega -fashion's watch word. Striking Omega larues' watches in elegant 14 karat yellow gold. A. Bracelet watch with textured dial and bracelet, S850. B. Bracelet watch with diamond bezel and diamond pave dial, S2700. He said some of his patients told him they ran out of birth control pills and couldn't get refills. 5:>6·5981 COMPLEXION PROBL~MS ACNE-SKIN DISEASES COSMETIC SURGERY When your <1ppe<1nce re<11ly counts, you don't want to take chances. Acne can leave scars The distress and embarassmc nt or an unattractive appearance can be reduced. 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And. perllu1>3 more a-fnrming, loto more mo-peds and newly Ucemed t.e n ae driven. because lhe neavlest b4a C'\lU. are u1mcd ut hl1b :,cbool ~l(e ~tudenLS Of course the tuat>nll !>hould watch out ror lhems~lvl'tl UnCortunatt>ly they're ap\ to be dlatracted und carel , rrum ume lo lJmc So lbelr orcty Is vcrv largE>ty dependent upon the ·arc nd COW'1esy or ndull drivers. Youngsters who puy att.enUon to traffic rules are upt 10 luke rt>d llght.b and boul.-vard top signs literally, as· ~urning tht y will s top oncomlns vehicles. But H t!Xpcr1enced driverl!t know. ~ red·Ughl runners and boulevard stop rolle~ ure a lways with us. Th.lb Is a good ume for ull drivers to pay cloiser atten. uon to the t ruffle r ules ""~ tttll our kids lo obey. And It mig ht· h(•lp to I"'(' mind the -,1grlal Jumpers with a honk or the hom that nwy're out ot hnt.' and being watched. Crocodile Tears In 1977 , mt•mh •r' of Congre~b acct!pled a $12.900 I~ percent) :mnual J>(•Y r<AISt.'. tmnging their wageb to up to S57,500. l n an ullcmpt to cool public indignation , a new code or c·onduct wm> Hd opted . including limiting outs ide earned 1ncomt• to 15 IX!r<'Cnl or lh · annual salary. or $8,625 etl the new le VI' I. to take eff cct .Jan. 1. 1979. Tht•n • w:is much grumhlin~ from some quarters even bc for{' the hm1t was tidoph.'d. Now its strongest opponents huvc ~uccccdcd m hrin~ing un amendment tha t would l'l1minalt• the oubidc· income limit to th<! House floor for a vote this wt•('k Thl'Y <.irl' gn1vcly mii:.t<.ik(•n if they think 1t will slip by riow that the initial furor over the pay raise has cooled. Interestingly enough, those who originally voted ~1ga mst the limit and who arc lead ing the fight to repeal 11 mcludl' :,1>ml· members who e n1oy the most lucrative outs 1ch· int·omt·i, 4u<.1rh•rly earnings r:mging from $13.000 to rnon· than $40.000 from such extra·curric ular l:rltC'rpr1st·~ W'i l<.iw practices. hunk directors hips and in· ... ur1:1n<:l' <'om mission:, Tlw majority of those who s upported. the limit have n •porkd oul~1dc: curning~ well under the proposed $8,625 l<•v(•I Ma ny Congressm e n do remarkably well on the lecture c1reu1l. Cahfornia Sen . Al<in Cranston. for example, report· t!d a lmost Slfi.000 in s peaking fees for 1977. Sen. S.I. Hay akawa. who was a pretty well established speaker bl'fon· hu; cleetiort, ralmg f (."eS o( more than $2,000 for a talk, colll·t:kd almostS22.000. ft ulso might be noted that he missed one out of five floor vote:, in h 1!» firs t yl•ar in Congress, blaming his heavy s peak· ingschcdul<· One f ct vcnl supporttr of repealing the ceiling on out· -,1tll' e<.1rning:, ~uys he needs to cx~ed the new com· hin~d limit of $66.125 to buy "the necessities of life •• c.1nd that failure to repeal the hmil would have a ''devastating hnµact" on hjs family's life . This i::; hardly likely to bring tears to the eyes of the multitude or taxpayers who are managing to bring up their famihe!, on well under hair that amount. No one 1s compelled to run for Congress. The com· btrH:d µay and fringe benefits now are clearly established ~1111 very <..1dttquatc. If outside income weighs so heavily. µcrhup~ some candid:.it cs would be well advised to eschew µuhh c service Message Missing? In some other a r-eas as well the economy m essage isn 'l gt•tting through on Capitol I lill. Con.'>ider for example the Senate's new, nine-story. marble. 50·suile offi ce buHding, scheduled to cost $135 million , the most expensive federal building ever con- structt!d. Already $16 million of taxpayers' money has gone ln· to the project and it's bare ly beginning. . Since the Senate already has two large office build· ings adjacent t o t he Capitol. and since its m e mbership still is limited to 100, the need for a third edifice ls hard to fathom. f\pparcnlly it will be a long time before the tax- payers' m~l:iage, now being painfully absorbed by our own state government, reaches the stratified fede ral level. • Op1n1ons e><pressed tn the space above are those ot the Daily P1to1 Other views expressed on lh1s page are those of their aulhors and artist$ Reader comment 1s lnvlled Address The Dally Prlol. PO Bo• 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone (71 4) 642·4321 Boyd/ Bright Kilb ByL. M.BOYD The British tested l 7 ,000 children who were 11 years old. And the testers found that the nenrsighted children appeared on lhe average lo be about a year ahead ot lhu overall group in such mat· tcrs a s arithmetic a nd atineral ability. A check then o( their records showed that even at age 7 t)(:fore they'd been tilled wllh glauas they'd exhibited hll(ber·than· average intelligences. D ar Gloomy Gus I thought bu~lng wus only unCOMlltutlonnl If you bad to alt In the baclc or It • • PB A few gene.rat.Ions ago, fly fronts replaced the side· button rectangular panels on genllemen's trousers. But .Mormon lead er Brigham Young denounced the new pants d esign aa an evll abomination. He torbld the men lo his church to wear such. Pat Boone ho1d.s the all- time record for bavtn1 oae re· cordln1 or another on the Billboard chart.a for 200 COO· 1ecutlve week1. Four out of five gypsies U'avel very UWe, lt at aJJ. Q. ''How did the town of At:UliO in CuUfornla get Jts name?" A. ft's an acronym taken from "Evcrythlng from A to Zin the USA " Sh oc11 on right feet in 11tenera l wcnr out faste r than lfhoea on left feet. Brulll1n1 tam e lhe 1r snakca. VH, fro1i11 con croak un dnw nter. tt.)O 1 Earl Watel"8 Special Districts May Get Ax An all-oul bau.lc to eUmlnMte 1pt:elal diltrlct.a can be expeeted to break out In the Legislature next ynr. 11U1 ia a predlctllble se· quel to Prop. U Por Ila PHllfe hH magnll\ed tM com pet.ltloo for pro~rty tax dolluis between local 1overnmenl a1encles. A• Jone a.'i property could be uuced wtlboul llmlt the prollrer1Uon or apeclaJ dlJllrlcts. wblch have e xpe rienced a mu1broom growth slnce WW JI . was or smaJI concem to other local govemmentenUties- All lhat ls now changed for the Jack Anderson dUcs. counties and school dlls· trlcta must now s h a re with Rpeclal distrlctis the limited funds avaihablefrompropertytaxea. Already the attack• are being heard 911 the ··wute'' represent· ed by a muJUpllclly of fire dis· trict.s within a county. Similar • criticisms are being made of many other categories or :special districts. THE DEMANl>6 are for con solldations or takeover of func lions by county 1<>vemmen~. The theory is that a unified dl8trict or the rounty can do the Job of fire protection more efficiently and economically than IS or 20 separate districts. The same argument ia made in connection with other kindred districts. Special district governments are not new lo Callfornla. But Prior to WW fl most we r e formed lo perform fUQCUons not normid lo city and county opera· tlons or which extended lo Mreas greater than an lndlvldual COUD· ty. These were primarily lrri1a· lion and elec tric districts. althou gh bridgcis have been financed through formation of dis tricts , m ost notable the Oolden Gate Bridge. THE PHENOMENON which caused the post war blossoming or nearly 5.000 apedal districts statewide was the void In gov· ernmenlal service8 which con- fronted residents or the new sub- urbias which s prang up In wlin· corporated areas. These new homeowners found ~~ ~~ J ~Iii' county government unprepared and unwilling lO p rovide city servlces. So they Wtlr t begulloo into forming special districts for ~acb need. Fire protection l~med large but residents m rnany areas quickly became dis· enchanted with wells and aeptlc tanks and formed sewer dis lricta and water ditstrictt . Since a large segment of tbe resideot.s we re young people raising families. park and recreation district.a became popular. • The end result, as one d1stncl was plied on lop of another. was property tax bllts greawr th;an those or residents in th · 11ame county who lived inside in corporated areas. Naturally. grumblings about special db · tricta grew louder as tax bllli; grew higher. SO nu: criticisms of special dll ltlct.a, many or which tulvt! been charge d wllh being "dynasties," have been buildin& for some years but they wlll now be orchestrated by the schools aK well as the cities and coun- Ues. The motivation w\U be the property tu revenues . Much of the criticism made of special districts is valid. Except- ing for t.boee types of districts which are fully f inanced by charges made for services, such as utility districts, and those dis- tricts that extend beyond county Unes, great savings could pro- bably be made by consolidating kindred districts within a county or by the county itself assuming the functions. STIU.. not all s~ial distrtcb. are bad. Some are models of l)Clf government al it..~ beMl. Such :.a district reportedly is the Clem ents Rural County Fire Oii.. trict in San Joaquin County. Ex· cepl for its chief it operates en- ll rely with vol unteers . The elimination or s uch a district would add a burden lo govern- ment rather than reduce eov· emmental costs. Love Dims a Shining Military Career WAS HINGTON Ca pt. Michael Jelins ky is a model military man, clean.cut and straight·laced, who built an im· presslve record as an Army of· fl eer. But his impeccable career has now been shattered because he had the audacity lo marry a female soldier. The engaging. 27·yeiir-old cap- tain had a reputation as a devot ed officer un· tll h e in · c urre d the wrath of his comm ander by falling in l ove . Two days after he was married, the aston · i s h e d Jellns ky was relie ved of hLs command. Jellnsky graduated from West Point in 1973 and spent two years as a lieutenant in tbe .Panama Canal Zone. He w111 later assiJ(ned to Fort Devens. Mass .• whe re he became a loaistlcs sJ)('clalist tn charge or a supply company or 160 soldien. fie took extra college courses during his off-duty hours . Jelinsky's superiors continual· ly gave him the hJghesl ratlngR. .. An outstanding officer ... He slfnificantly improved the over- s ! logistical operations of the command ... Tre mendous potential." said one internal evaluation. "He willlngly IO\lght Art Hoppe responsibilities beyond those as· sociatcd with his duties . . . He is in superb physical condition," said another report. LAST SUMMER, J elinsky met his future wtfe, Sue·Ann, at a private party. She was a stall sergeant at Fort DevenR, a slx- yca r Army career counselor whom Jelinsky had dealt with only briefly. "It w88 love at firgt unofficial sight." J elinsky re· calls. They started dating, but tried lo be discreet aboul it. "I wanted lo keep my private Lile se parate from my professional responsiblliUea," be explained. The couple decided to tie the knot last February, and Jelinaky broke the news lo his balle com· mander, Col. Fornst Rittgers Jr. Instead or congratulating J elinsky, the angry colonel In· for.med him t,bat be would be re · lleved of his command. LackJng an oUiclal Army policy on lratemlzation between officers and enlisted women , Rltlgers established his own. He would not a llow such relat.lons on his base, be declared. THE INTIMIDATING Rill· gers tried unsuccessfully to get Jellnsky transferred off the base, then told him : "You're go- ing to have a difficult Ume as long as you stay here." The col· onel reportedly added that be looks upon marriages between Army personnel the aame way he views r aciall y mixed mar riages. Putting love a he ad o f dis· clpline, Jelinsky was married in a quiet New Ha mps hire ceremony thal his mother new across country to alteod. But he never got to have a honeymoon. Two days after he took the mar- riage vow. he was shunted mto an obscure job in the base's alcohol and drug abuse center. The job wasn't even listed of. flcially. THE EARNEST captain, a fter making an e motional speech to his troops, gritted ttls teeth and tried to adjust. But the harass· ment continued. Hi s routine re · quest for an off.base apartment was held up aft.er Col. Rillgers opposed ll Then the brass hats threatened to send him to another base for rive months without bis wife. although they backed off after he threatened lo resign. Jellnsky '~ marital s in Is recorded in bure au c ratic language in lntemal Army rc- p o r t s . "Capt. J e linRky·s personal conduct has been . superb, unUI such lime as he became emotionally and dis· creetly involved with, and subse· quently married , a fe male enlisted soldier." lhe r eport says. "He made one judgmental error ... which led to his relief by virtue of fraternization. Thill Irreversible incident mars an ot h erw ise s up erlative perform~e.·· Col. Rittgers was even harsher in a n lntemaJ evaluation ... My command policies agains t frate rnization were clearly eoun· ~lated ... His misconduct was a serious breach or discipti. ne ... Once be was unable lo con· due l his personal life In ac- cor dance with the announced policies of lhis command. it was his duty to report hls s ituation to his commander. To do otherwise was lo Jive a Ile." WITll nowhere e lse to go. Jelinsky lumed lo Rep. PauJ McCloHkey, R·Calif. ··1 have re· cenlly b een s ubj ec t e d t o vengeful , a rbitrary and uajust treatment . . . because I mar ried an enlisted woman," the captain wrote. "I have alBO suf· fered an adverse efficiency re· port that will tarnish my otherwise good service record for the rest or my life." Footnot e : An Arm y spokesman told us there is no of- ficial Anny policy on marriages between soldiers, a lthough one s pouse is not pe rmitted to e valuato the profession a l performance o( the other. •·Each commander sets bis own policy on fratemization." he said . The s pok esm a n added lh at Jelinsky's case is now being re· viewed by the Army's inspector general and that he could not comment on the detalla unUl the inquiry ls completed. Research Finds a ,way Out of Tobacco Dilenuna Who says President Carter wa.fne1 on the w ue11?. Loolt at the forthrl1hl st~nd he's taken on tobacco. Re'• ftrmly in favor of spend· ln1 mllliont tn federal subeldJea to e ncourage t obacco farme rs to 1row more or the aluft. And he'a equally firmly In f avor o f spe nd ing millions in federa l gran t s t o perauade the publlc to stop 1moklna it. THIS MAKES a gre.l deal of scnae. ~ be told the tobacco rarmen on a recent _poUUc:aJ 1wlnf throuah North Carolina. lbey were alf decent GocMeartnc folka who d•erved to be ,.. w1rdtd by tbeir 1overnmen\ ror their ''backbnakln1 labor" lD f ralslng such a "beaut.Uul quail· ty" of plsnt that bu killed so many of their follow Americans. Their devotion lo this "honest work,'' be said, should be held up as an example to UI all. At the ume time, he has no choice but to support h1s ad· mlniltratlon's program to dis· s uade America •s 55 million s moker s from killing them1'elve&. Many of lheae peo. pie are Oemocrala. WHILE demonstrably logical, Mr. Carter's eUorts to en· couraac producUon while dis· couraging conaumplloe have un· fortunately created what ha~ become known ln Wuhlngton as "The Great Tobacco Gap" -a growin.g problem lhal calls for deaperatc meuures. Already bard at work on aeek· lnl other UMt for tobacco I• a te•m of dedtcated IClenlials beaded by Or. Homer T Pet· llbone, Prealdentlal A11l1t.nl tor D•IP'f•le Mea1ures So tar, Dr. PelUbone said, the researchers had developed a tobacco paste which, when rubbed on the nose, made an ex- cellent l.nsttt repe&lenl. as well aa tobacco pellell which bad proved e ffective In worming armadillos, t.suanas and other 1caty bowebold pets. EXPEalllENTS were also underway, be sald. ln employing tobecco H o mulc h to d la· courate earwt11. 111 a mMttre111 11tumn1 for fedenl penllen· tlaries, u a barbecue briquet ln mosqulto·lnfesled areas, and. mo at pro misi ng , a s an automotive fuel "We lhou1hl we h ad the ener1y crisis licked when we were aetUng 3.2 mllea clty and 4.1 mlle!J country by EPA te3ts on a carton of tilter klnga." he said. ''But after a whlle every lime we Ut the damn t.h1n1 up, It cou1hed, 1uped and died." PelUbone ~ervea bis hlgba t hopea, however, for the "S\lck ll in Your Ear" pilot program now J2ein1 conduc ted ln South 'Boston. "OVR STUDIES s how that s moken have an uncontrollable desire to take • paper.wrapped tube or dried-out lobecco teavn. ael fire to It. and Insert ll ln their mouths," he explained. "It I this last that ls hazardous to their health . Tests with laboratory rats prove that ln- aertln1 lubes of burning tobacco ln their ears 111 abeolutely harm I as -as Iona as they ar~ re moved llOOn eoouah." Tbua the White House seems on the ver(le of achieving lhe President's clear-cut aoal or In creaalnic tobacco p roduction without lnjurin1 the beallh or hb con1Utuency. Watch for Mr. Carter, hlmaell, on television voicing the alotan of bis weU-lhou1bt·out policy· "Stlclc It In Yo ur Ear , Amtrice t" • l "'''. 'Ill son lhl' : 12 WO · 1n t.tw n~ a ~ 1u1t ~an ' to '"t: vc lil' •· 1 g 9M: rail 'JC Cor ;o •s b Ull ~ l'' tu ~~ nd on 11 ' nc h1I ht• ORANGE COUNTY I OBITUARIES Monday. September l !. t978 OAJL Y PILOT A 7 QUEENIE Coast Car Owners Bilked • in Scam 8 JOANNE REYNOLDS 0.1 ... 0.11,~ ........ l'ohl'l' 1r1 Nl'wpor1 tteach and a half-dozen 1muthlund rnmmun1tu.•s are looking for the con at tuil!i whu un· 011<.·rnting what one de tective de11cribcd J S u Nhek fruud thtit hlS SO fir bilked c.·u owners out or un e~limated S2~1000. l.M.<.•cllvl' Lee Roberts. the Newport Beach auto theft 111vci.l1Malor. said information o.n the fraud opcJrution iN being released as a warrung to tht• public und an ap11eal ror help in Identifying ll\em~r·11 u( whul uppcara to be an organized ring. Robt-rts i.u1d the targets of the coo men are owncrts of tlXJ>t!l\!flV<.' C'ur:~ who are being duped into b1·llev1ng they 'vc !\Old their a utos to a bank rt-pre1>entala ve HE SAID Tl .. ; ALLEGED bank represen· tultve coml.!:. urmt>d with a business card and a bank draft. both of which are phony Roberts said the r ing seems to have two baslc sche mes. In the cases where the person selling the car has title to the vehicle. they take the car and have the owner put the registration and title into the phony banJc draft envelope and send it to the phony bank address. "THEY GET THE CAR, THE TITLE and the evidence that way." he said. Under legitimate circumstances, a ba.nk d~aft ls frequently used in a car purchase. The draft as a form printed on the outside or a large envelope. When the bank receives the draft and appropriate paperwork. it then produces the money and the sale is closed. Roberts speculated that when the s uspects ~et both title and car. they have no problem reselling the vehicle. ROBERTS SPECULATED THAT THE thieves have to work a little harder if their victim doesn't 'Someone In ij)(' Ha&hway Department &a • lnatraled lllC\llpt.ar .. ln tht-Newport Reach case, the victim was ~elhng a Porscht! 928 and was approached by a man who 1dt•nt1f1ed himself as being with a Bank of Ctthforrua brunch ID Oxnard. The v1chm agreed lo sell the car for $32,000. hold title to the car. They still get the car and give the victim the phony bank draft. but they teU the seller to have the lending institution that bolds title to the car to Deatlu Elaewhere He was given the bank draft envelope and was about to send 1t and the liUe to the car to the Ox- nard addres:.. when he learned by coincidence or someone else who'd been victimized on a similar sale forward the draft to the phony address. Roberts s aid the d elay in processing paperwork usually amounts to a 10 to 25 day lead before the title holding institution finds out the SAN PEDRO l AP> lndustriahst Gilbert Van Camp Sr., 90. who de- ve l oped th e mass- production process tor tuna fish. died Friday at h is h o m e h e re. Van Ca mp pioneered the mass production proc· essing methods which cut the costs of canning tuna, making the del 1cacy easily a vailable . UCLA. died in a ¥P· parent skin diving acci- dent off Santa Catalina Island. draft is a phony. ROBERTS SAID THE MAN immediately IN 111AT TIME, THE CON ARTISTS can get drove to the address where the branch was s up-rid o( the car by selling it to a legitimate dealer or posedly located and found a small office but no another buyer. bank "What they do is go into a dealership and tell LA JOLLA <AP> Inside the office was a woman answering two them that a lending institution bolds the title. They tele phones. One s he answered "Bank or t lk th d 1 · t d · g th m half the Anthropologl.s t Dr . . ,, a e ea er in o a vancm e California" and the other ''B. C. Leasing. d I · th b th title Funk J. Mahoney, 53, The man also found his car and reclaimed it. agreer hupond~a e~ p~ce .so .. eRy becanrls u~d e died at his mothe r 's out o t e len ang ans t1tutton, o sa1 . home here. Mahoney re-The fraud artists then take the money and IDS· ROBERTS SAID A LOS ANGELES County re-·th h · · ff tol Cently completed a term appear,Wl w at1s an e ectas encar. sident who owned a Rolls Royce was not as address or the phony bank branch. the operatori. a pparenUy have moved on. He said they've used rake business cards and drafts for the Bank of California, Imperial Bank and Southern CaUJornia Bank. "We want people to be aware of this operation. We're looking for others who may have been vic- timized or who may know som ething about the people involved,'· he said. t SO FAR, CASES HA VE BEEN reported in Irvine. Pasadena, Manhattan Beach. Placentia. San Marino and the Long Beach area. Anyone with information should contact police departments in those cities. or Roberts at 644-37~. Call us. For the money you need to solve the money problems we all face. ~ lend millions to business ~if'/. And we lend even more to help people. 'We find ways to help. COfv1MERCIAL CRf.DIT PLAN. INC. (A Cat~omta Corpotat1on) /:le:\,. fin.V1Clill service ol ~c:I CONTPCI. DATA CORJ'OR.,ATION Costa Mesa •370 E. 17th St. Miaaion VieJ·o • 24395 Alicia Parkway Suite 1 • 646-8700 • 770-2651 LOS ANGELES fAP> Thomas E . Ronan Jr., 32. of Woodland Hills, a n assist ant professor of marine ecology at 0-...... e .11L1 Town & Country -~.. Suite 26 Rd. • 547-5871 as director or the South fortunate. He sold the car to the scam artists for ROBERTS SAID THAT SINCE the Newport Pacific Commission, 8 what be thought was$70,000. Beach victim reclaimed his car from the Oxnard Or.dit-we 111 ... u nce ""••t.ba. to &lisibte Bonow""' ei Croap Rai. multi-nationaJ organiza-~;;;;;;;p;;;;;;;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiir;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:~~~~~~~~--~~----~--~~----~------------~~--~~--~--~----~~--~~--~--~----------~------~-tion concerned with the ii well-being of natives of 11: the Sou th Pacific EARL'S Islands. • P;~:T~~~G AIR C0..0 • .._ • .1--!>I L•< lll•)f ~· Net~ <xorv•c" '"'""~''·""••Your Ooo< GREEN Mortu.lry Oirect~. m e. 11th St-, Co•la ~'Ml. Ca ...... MOORE CARL TOH Z. MOORE. r.sldent of Torrance, C. Pusecl •w•y on Seo- temller •. 1971. Beloved falller of tC•ll ~Ott Nto'dtf""\I VOU'f Att>•• COSTA MEs...642-1753 ISJ4 ......_.. 81VO MIUION VtEJo495-()401 1"12 c.n-1 ... c..o. ........ (~• Frw at Aver Ph• I JOHH ROBERT GREEN, relldenl 04 COroM det Mar. C. P.usec:t aw•y °" S«Ple,..bet '· 1'71. &.loved -1\d of E Ima. hot I\ •IM> wrvlved by , SOftl Robert E. ~ ol C:O-ona oe1 /Mr, u . and B~ Gr"n ol Anaheim, C• , • •Ille< Hiida Cur1aln\ of P-ni•, Ariton• •nd • qranocn11oret1 Servlcu wlll be htld •t 11AM on T .. sday. Sep. lemller 12. 1911 •t P•clllc View Memorl•I P•11C 0>.te>el with '"-Rev. Wllli•m A M<Quold Of SI Mark'l P rullyterlan O.urch off l<l•llnQ. l>aclflc View MOrl\lary Newport Be•<h dtrKfOf') Glotl• HOllowil"( of Newport Beach, -===========:;-; C. C.rem•tlon and llutlal •t W• CO'I· . d"cted llY Smith luthlll Lamll Mortuary, 477 E 11th Strffl, Costa Mew. "'6-49. ~\.H~ING J OHN FLEMING. reJIClent or South \.•oun•. C. P••>ed •wey O'I Sep. lemller t, 1971 1n Bwllllower, Ca. 6elo•ed h.,._ of Be•'lfce, he I• also -..rvlved ll'r a a...gMtr .Joyce S.ymout OI 8ellllower. c. .. • oro11Wr Richard Flemlng Of South L•gUr>•. C• .. 3 q r•nOch1IOren and ' oreat- 9f•nOChllOren S.rvlcc~• •Ill lie held •t HAM on ~y " P&elllc Vltw M11mort•I l>•r• Ch•o•• w1lh Or Fredtr•<' G•oel>eme 0111c1•11ng f>aclllc View ~ ... nr Newpe>rf BHCll -CUrt<.tOr\ MOC>ttE f!ICHIE Al.AH MOORE, rHldenl of Cost• Mew. Ca Pau.o •*•Y on Sep. tltml>u a, ,..,, el tM -ol 77 Beloved _, ol o._ -· ot eo.i. Mn•. <• .. llrol"-r of LHll• llyd9ran ot MIOWo City, Ca •nd ll••'ld~ Of J•M Spenc.r ol Nf!W00<1 Beach C• • R1ch1t "'"' • i.;11nq •nJlruc10< for llW City 01 NeWPOf'I 8uc11 P••-~ R.croa llon ~o.art,,,..,I Ht w a\ •'"° an In "I rue lor 1.,. tht B•ll>oe Bay Clull Fur-er•f i.ervltf"\ w,11 be held on Mor\ day, Seote...-r 11, 1'78 .ti 7 00 PM at Smith Tuthlll I.Amt> Wa.1<1111 Cl\aPol, •ll E lllh St Co'1a Mt'\.a with R•v. John Rvogran olllclallng Smtih 1 uth1il Lamb Mortuary direuor• -. .... TURNER EVA TURNER. resident of Ne .. oort Beach, Ca. ~-aw•v on S.OtemDer 11. 1971. FU'leral se<Vlcn are penatno at Smith Tuthlll Lamb Mortuary. 427 E. 11th SlrH I, Co5ta Meu, Ca, 644 ...... Al>t<INS MABLE E. AOl(INS, P<ISMCI away et Hoao Memorl•I Hose>ftal, Newport BHCll, Ca. ill ,,_. .tte ol IS\lt, Mle wes born '" North 0.1101a. The wrvlvlr19 retattv .. are• Oa1J9t>ter Mrs. Chatles Haler of Corona a.r ~r, c. .. SO'I Jae It Ada Im of CO!lta ~w. C.. a<ld 2 Qr..,a. da1<ghlen, Su.a'I LYM Haley. C.rol Ann Hele., a'ld 11ra'ldSOn Roi:..rt Adkins. Pacific 111ew Morh,.ry IOI charge ol iocat •rt""9ements. Tiie body I\ to be shipped to ,,_.C'( All'IUI Mortuary. G<eeley, Color-wlll're ln- terment wlll De •I ll'IP LIM Grove Cemetery In Greeley, Col«-l'I 11141 tamllyplol. WMITE LEON W. w.fl TE Resident ol Coste AM~. pasM<f _,,., Seo! 9. Survived l>y ' sons. L•on w White. Jr.. MlchtQe'I, David L. Whitt, R1vns1de. Raymond E White, Wfftminsl•r ""° OovQl•s R Wlllt•, c.osta Meta One \t\l~r f:lorenct Warren. Maswc11usetts -6 qr.tnachllctren Furw.rat ~•vteeS will Ill! held on Tun· dav, S,.pt 11, 11AM, Bell Broaawar Chapel w•th Rev. Leon w. While. Jr olltclattnQ Interment In PlttsllelO, Mu5ac/luie11s. Fnend• may call •I TOILAFL•X· Toilet ~ "uneer Unlike ord1nAry plungers. Tollolle'IC does not pNm11 comprsaaed oir or messy w.:ill•r 10 splash back or escape Wtlh Tc111artex Ille lull orr111ure plows throuqh the c.lo9q1n9 mass and sw1shoa 1t Clow n Get 111• Genuine 'Toll•lle1· $2.98 AT HARDWARE STORES CLAYTON JESSIE ELVIRA CLAYTON, r•oi· Oen! ol Or•nve. Ca Paneo ""'"" on ~otem~r 8, 1'71 •I the ·~ of 9• 8tlO•IKI mother ol Lo" 81oney of Or.tnlJ•. Cd Fu,.,,ral 'M!rYIU' will be he10 on Tur'°""· s->otrmllt'r 11. 1918 •t IOAM •I lht Smltn Tulhlll Lam11 Morlu.t•'r. 01 E 1 llh St .. CoslA Me'•· C. wllh llev Don•ld Slur~on 01 ••ct•llnQ lnlerment will lie '" ln9leto1ooct Parl< Ctm~ltry Smith 1u111111 L•m11 Mortu••Y Olrecto•l "4&·•8U Bell Broadway Mortuary °" Monday, -------------1 Sept. I?, 6PM lo a· JOPM. Co'llrlbutlom may be maoe lo the A merlc•n Diabetes Society. Bell 8ro•dway Mortu•rv directors. GRANT CHERYL. LE ... NN (;RAN1 •ts1de'lt or Nt woor1 Be<t<.h C Morlu.try Sm1111 ru111111 L•ml> CAS'TLE FREEMAN L CASTLE. Reslctenl of Costa Mes., paueo away Sept, 9, Survlveo by dltUQhter, Berl>er• Lee Bradley. Hunlln.;iton Beach. 2 sons, Dale A. C...stle, lrvtrw> and CtalQ F. Castle. Huntington Beech. His motlter Mrs Cllrlsltana Joh'lson Ca'lclo, Nortll Oakota an0 • oranc1ct111c1r11n. l'-rat "4rvlcn lo be held Tueway. Sept. 11 et IPM, Pactlic View Cheoet with Rev. CNr1 .. Clark o111etattng. lnltrmem •I PeClft< lllew Me<nof'lal P-. FtlMds m•r caH ~ Bell Bt~ay Mortuar'I', °" MOnoav. 5"11. 11 12 -to t :>OPM. Btll Bto.aOway ~diredon. MAIMEln'I LUIGI.A MAINENTI. SM wH a resl· dent ol Cott.I Mew. ~ .. ..., s.irt. 11. Services l*ldlng «.,..,er--.., Mof'l ... ry. l"AMMO -----------.. VETA C. PANNO. PHWO away s..,1. •. In ao-.,, ea .. ~ "· Surlfl..., lly huSbMd Pwter, Of C0tO'lll dtl Mar, ion Tllomes, U.9111» BHUt. slstet, cec111a Et'TIMO'IS ol Oow'lsy, 2 brothels, PletM ~clo. Los Anveles, TllOmas Cuc:clO ·Of Wlllttler. Rosary Tuesday, tPllo\, Our Lady Of l'trile!Ulll Help Ch~ll. Dowlwy, C:.. MalS ol Olfltllat1 bUrlal Wednesday, •AM, Oiw Lady Of "9t'pttuet Help Olllrch. lfl'9r· ment Calvary Ceme....,, Los Aft9ttes, Mlli.t'-MIH-McComtl Morlloary 01'9C- PIBFAMK.T c C:OlOHLU FUNaAL HOME 780J Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 'ACIAC YflW t• "O«lAL , ... cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive Newport Beach 6«-2700 McCOllMICI MOtn'UAIJIS Laguna Beach 49-4-9415 Laguna Hiiis 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 1All%-CHAOM NNMMOMI «M&-2424 Costa Mesa 673-9450 -.&.MO.ADW.AT MC>nUAIY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa &42·9150 SMflM-TVTHIU..UMI MOITUAIY WISTCUH CH.Ar'll '427 E 17th St COsta Mese ~ ,_CIMO'"tH IMIN'S ..ottTUAIY 627 Main St Huntington Beach 536-6539 ,, ..... ..ottTUAIT 970 So Coast Hwy Llgyna S.actl ~ 211••·1214. . HltUSCMl(A .AUGUST A. HRUSCHIC.A. ReskMmot Corona Clel MM, PMMd away Sept. a, 1'7t. Survived by his •lfe Emma Mru~k•. Prhr•I• MNIUS and lnt9f· ment. Bell Broeelway Moth>My Direc-tors. FUNERAL DIRECfORS HARBOR LAWN· MOUNTOUVE ORTUAllV·CEMETEllV CllEMATORV • Interment In Any Cemetery • Shipment • Burfal lnaur•noe • Cremation $255 complete "Servtng All Faithl" ' through OCT. 1 ' 1ai)')~ f2GRANDSTAND lJ'~ SHOWS : I. : I) '.I Vf ·,.r A"", Al JlfA1tA•. t Royal Canadian Mounted Police Musical Ride with the National Band of New Zealand & Maori Dancers plus ... • INTERIOR DESIGN SHOWCASE • FLOWER & GARDEN SHOW e LIVESTOCK • ART IN ACTION • HOME ARTS • GIANT FUN ZONE • MUCH, MUCH MORE! YOUR DAILY PILOT CAN BE RECYCL EDI l"IMllNA • l<!O l'lo>1411,.... ~ ....... "'' 5AHTA MOHICA L.oNOllACH '"'""""""-HUHTIHGTON lllACM WlUCOlllN.\ .... ....,.~,, .. IANTA IAUAAA LA,Ufl'Ot 1111\l••t\< lO'C\ol'l1u ~«fWOOO CfNTlll MAU 494-1538 • Ottnve Coe" co11toe optr•tws "10 ottoc .. 1 ceni.1 ll:lf Cost•,,,,,. •• .. ~ lOld ........... ~ WUTWOOO lllu.AGC io..<;.,.., -··C' ... , ...... T041U N(.( Otl.,....,IW-...,t..-<r oo-n .,..,.._~at•.,., IUU'\,QWlll ••HOaA* QTY '"°""* a mu ~ ....... 11\f'tltf WHITTllll Ytfttit1.,,,..,.111111~"'tC•fltn ..offfCLAHI IU:~HAll. SAH .. Rl'fA~ c.... .. ,.,,.., MU'l'"INCa 1533 N El Camino Real Sen Clemente 492-0100 . --· SM-5l>81 Attf'oo•( .. ff"f WC)I \ '"'H• ... "-(I" ...... """'" ~.~._.,c:-.. ~ I II r. " r 81 - ' IO 1 WC 'ID· son lhe '. 12 WO ·m lhe ng ng liat !an to ave we we .. , ing 00 !81 ·ge for ~o as .he lat on ll~ nc hit ht.• < J\8 DA.IL V PILOT Mondey, 8-ptemt>ef 11. 1978 • •nilrr~ A#f ... fl. lt'INll N~~t r Dt:AR t•A r ""' twf'n ha\llnll problt>m" With lA m n1I 01\Jt.or NlmtHrny Wht•n th(' mc-rchandh.t• I or dt•rt•d didn't l'HIH' IO t'l((hl Wf'{•kt., f Wrlllt' lo In tauirt• ttbt1ut the dt>lu ) I rt•ceived a l~u..-r of t1J)t)lo1CY wHh dt•h ,cry promti.Ht 1n two weekil Thut was 1n Muy I wrote~ •nolh•'r lt'ttur H lclnB for ~ r · f'un<l bc><'llUSt' m> r lwrk had t>E>.-.n t'itsht-d So fu r. lht•rt-·~ ~·n no rt•plv Would you plto&St' tell mt• '4hut I c1m du no~ .• ind v.hat re<"our~r I hi.vti" Whert> c1tn l ~cl .. onw hl•lp ·• S ti . Newport Rt•uc-h At \'our ~rvitt .-m tH' «lad to hf'lp. but yuu didn't kit>. ntJf) tb4" ~mpan) by namt' OT addN'sN. •·111 In Uw mN ln« blaau, laclodlll1 tlw-ltt>m you ord.-r.-d. dak of tlw> ordn . purt'halM' prkt> a nd a t'OP V ot bUlh l*s of your uattlf'd t h.ee k. Aliw provldt' )our btA6hwa4 bourt' ~ Hmbfor. A• tor •>lht"r 11<>urt"r11 of ht-Ip •l&h mall ordt>r proble lb1, yo. tan nit' compla.lals with tht> U.S. t>o1tat Servi~. p,Jtel al las pedor, 1t7S N. Tuatln, Or an1&t', 9ZM7 ; llw Fedf'ral Trade Com mlt.sion. I Iott Wll11bln-Blvd., Lo!> ogf'les 900%5. and tht' Orange {'ounty Otnfi" uf Conl>Um f'r Art airs, SI IN. Syumore. ~anta Ana 9'%7UI. You also ran complain l~ Mall Order At'tkm I.inf', a trade association service, by writing t-O : 6 E. t3rd St., New York, N. V. 10017. Pr~~IM¥k Could Sa~ ltforaq DE AR RF.A DF.RS : Ta king the time to check out a mall ord .. r rumpany before ordering can u ve time and t rnuble late r on. First, comparison ~hop and see if the me rchandise ls sold locally. THE f AMIL\' CIRCUS .. By Bil Keane "Barfy won't holc:t11is tail 5tiN." Got o probl .. m" fht•11 ll•nlf' If> 1101 f>unn J'at will cut rf'd f(IJH'. Qttlmg lht-OnaWt'ra and OC't&On you n•ed to lt>llW 1Mqu1tte1 in qou.-nimt!11t ortd bwJneaa Mcdl vour QU1tt1on1 lo l'ul t>unn At Your S1•rvic·t. Orange ('OOll l)iul11 l11lnt I ' <J llor l!XJO C'n$IO Meau. CA 9lb2b AA ffUJJlll lt•llt•ry (J.t fXISfliXf' Wiii bf> Un8U.'f!rf:'d. but phlmf'd mqu1n1'1 or ll'llf'rs nol ancludsnlJ tht> rt'ruJt•r 1 full nom1· addrl'~\ ond bu.'1ntss houra' phonf' nu m twr conool ti.• <'<>ni ld.-red Th ta column appear& do1 111,•1r1•pl .saturcl(l11.~ Add tbt1 prk4" Of po11&a1Je and handlla1 wlte. com· parlntc cost. and contildt>r tht' advanlatte of rece lv· Ina the U~m lmmt dla te ly and having the mt'nhant nfarby II proble m" develoP. Watch out for offers which seem unbelievably c:hHp. It may mean ';tou aren't gotn1 Co see the m HchandlM e ver ! Also find out If there ls a icuaran&t>t. Hd who payH return poetage II you art n't u t.hlfled. C'hf't'k dt-Un ry lime. If none ls stated, do you want to wall 38 days Uhe maximum the Federal Trad4> Comml Ion aays you have Co wait>? It's •Ii.ct wliw w H k the company ror a more detalled dHt'rlpOon of th .. product or guarantee if you bave H)' dout>u •buut either. If you decldf' to go ahead aod order. don't start with a major purchase. See bow the company rt-spuoch to a smaller request. Mark your name and address clearly on tbe order form. If you order a gift, make sure that the name and addreu of the Pf'rNon you a re ~ndJng It to is lncluded. Keep a copy of your order form a nd any letters you send to tbt> compa ny. Never 11f'nd cash. Pay by check or money or· der so you have a record of payment. Check the or· der lmmf'dJately UPon delivery to make 1ure It u what you wanted and ordered. II not, notify the company by letter (keep a carbon copy) and re· turn the mt>rchandise by certified mall lor a re· fund or exchange. Stopping l111tk Mail Dlttlfttlt DEA R PAT : I 've been m ean i n g to write t h is letter for a coup l e or years und I 'm jus t g e tti n g aroun d to it. When people go away on vacation, including this fam ily. they stop delivery or the news P..Jper ~d milk. alon~ with a rranging with neigh~ to pick up their mail But. we continue to get dehvery or unsollcitt-d Junk throwaway newspapers and ad· vertising in front of our home. ls there any way to :.lop this, and would we have legal recourse .if our home is burglarized because the accumulation or these materials m akes it clear that we are not at home? W.C.T., Corona del Mar An attorney told A YS th a tit might be dllficulUo prove In court that collection or unsolicited materials was the direct cause ol a barglary1 but you do have recourse when ll comes to stGpptng- or at least issuing a strong protest -about delivery of these materials. First, you should collect tbe throwaways before you leave and contact the publications re· questing that your home be skipped on the band· de live ry route whe n you are gone. If this doffa't, work, and throwaways are deU\lered anyway. complain Co the publlcatlons' maln adverUaers, and send carbon copies or your letters to publis he rs of the throwaways. This may not solve the problem , but il will bring your complaint to tbe attention of the proper per80fl8. The only sare way of taking c are of tbi8 problem Is Co anaoge wttb your neighbors to eollect throwaways whee tbey pick up your mall. Qmtrolling the masses 1s an age old problem. As you get older some areas beoome increa.c;ingly unruly. 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Sil down and figure out your average m9nthly eKpen~es and estimate what you will need when you retire. Find out exactly t.ow much money you will have coming in from fixed sources like Social Secun· ty or a company pension program Plan now for ways lo supplement that income with investments or <J part ·time JOb wil' help yo u keep puce with inflation. HOUSING Has ty derisions regarding housing a nd local can be dangerous. Many people dream or retiring to a warm weather climate or resort area. Tht!y pull up s takes and move without in· vestigating costs and without think· ing about what the move will mean in term s o ( lost friends and familiar 8C· t1vities. Visit any area you a re considering New Inland toc.tiona Ri....md9 4020 Madison (a1 Arlington) a!. a potential site for a retirement hom e Stay for several months if poss1 blc Sec what the region 1s like out -of season as we ll as m. Subscribe to lhl' local news p4'per. SEPARATF. THE MYTH from the really. 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LOS A G £LES When the Lo11 TYLEa UNDERWENT surgery at Centlnela Valley Hospital tbis momlnft for torn ligaments in his knee. He wi probably bt' lost for most of the season. THE BACKBONE of the Rams is slJU a rock-ribbed defensive unlt and when it met a team with slmlJar traJ~. the re- sults didn't show much promise or breaking the offensive stalemate that has been a sore spot with owner Carroll Rosenbloom. were those who felt (he Rams d.ldn't reach the end zone, including A\Janta coach Leeman Bennett . I Washington 35. Phlladelph111 30 Pittsburgh 21. Seattle 10 New England 16. Sl Louis 6 Cleveland 13. Cincinnati 10 iot i Houston 20. Kansas Cit y 17 "My vantage point was~ yards away but l didn't think {Cullen> Bryant scored." 8eMetl said Anacl~ ltarm started l ht' txhlbltion footbaU M"ason. Ont' decmon that faced the coaching staff wu~ which of a w~altlt ol runntna backs would be? kept on the rolltr Toda,y, t1i1>Q umes into th<' regular 1>l'a:.on, thl' R am~ could be in lhl' mQrkct ror a runnlnJ( back after losing Wendell Tyler m ~unday's lo--0 victory ovfr tht Atlantn t'ulrons be-fort 46,201 .st the l,.o., An&t-les Collr.eum Luwrenct1 McCutcheon. the Ram 11tarter for the put several years and • 1.000-yard man, wus In unfiform but dldn 't play KAiMt Atlanta. The Rams lo l rookie Elvis Peacock for the year during the cx.hibllion season. "J don't know when I will be able to play agam." Mccutcheon said in the dre1>slng room after the game. "I haven't run much this past week and it looks like I will need a miracle to be a ble to play against Dallas Sunday." The Rama didn't exactly need a mira - cle, however, to defeat Atlanta but they did need four downs from tbe one-yard line to score the game 's only touchdown. "WHEN WE WERE down on the '°aJ line. on fourth down. we took the time out because. I wanted more time to thlnk about it," Malavasi said. "I had sent the field goal team in because J thought we had more than a yard to go. But then when I saw that at was less than ~t. 1 decided lo go for it. I Los Angeles 10. Atlanta o Oakland 21. San Diego 20 Chicago 16. San Pranc1sco 13 Miami 42. Baltimore O New York Jet 21. Buffalo 2U "We may hl\Vt' to 80 looking for another runnlnR back." Rams Coach Ray Maiava.st said after the game It came in the fourth quarter after Malavasi seeond·guessed himself dur- ing a timeout and called his fi eld goal unit off the Held. And even then there "That a tough place to make yardage. I.actually thought we were over on third See RAMS, Page 84 Tonlgbl's Game Denver at Minnesota. even Says Angels' Ryan: Now We Have The Momentum By Dl\VECUNNJNGHAM Of n. o.llf l"llel S~t Aft er an e i g ht ·game homestand against the bes t in the west. the California Angels are no worse off than whe n they started last Monday. ln fact. th~y entered the stand a full game behind the Kansas City Royals and left home trail - ing by only half a game. afte r squashing the Royals. 13·3. Sun- day afternoon But Manager Jim Fregos1 was reluctant to term the homestand a rousing success. "WE BEAT THE TEAM we had to beat in three out. or four. A•~&Slat~ AllG•mttOll KMPCl7101 fonlQhl C.:alllornl• •I TeU\ \ 30 Pm T1>el'UV C.11torn1• .ti TeM\ \ lO pm Weonnav <Alitornl• .ti Te .. \ S lO o.m that's all." said Fregosi. who frequently seems as testy in victory as he does in defeat. "I'm looking ahead. not back It's your job to look back.'' us ." Baylor says. "What-we r eally need 1s some kind of win- ning streak." T he Angels are 0·4 this season in Texas. and have beaten the Rangers just once in their last 12 gam es the rt:! s panning two seasons. BUT CALIFORNIA , winner in eight of its last 11 . had all the a ppear a nces of a s tre a king bal lc lub Sunday. Wi n ning pitcher Nola n Ryan agreed that the momentum or the Am erican League West race has shifted to the Angels .. These last three games have given it to us. The Yankees have momentum in the cast. and we have 1t here ... Ryan said. "I tlunk it's a big plus, and blowing the Royals out like tn1s has lo be a big lift for our hitters.·' Baylor thought the vocal crowd of 24.793 played a large role in providing momentum for the Angels. "TH E f'ANS STA RTED cheering right a way. as soon as Rick Miller walked up to the plate." Baylor said. "and that got us going." o.il• ~I ... ~~ ,, llKi.a"' KMfller JOHN CAPPELLETTI (22) RIPS THROUGH THE ATLANTA DEFENSE FOR A GAIN BEHIND THE BLOCKING OF TERRY NELSON (83). T he mood in the clubhouse was surprisingly guarded for a team that had just beaten the divisional leader by 10 runs. For the most pa rt. the players s eemed to be thinking about Texas. where they open a four- ~ame series tonight. California scored fi ve time.., before making its fi rst out of thl day. and the outburst w a~ powered by Baylor·s grand s lam. LA Bulge Grows to Four Dodgers Can Pull Airoy in San Francisco SAN FRANCISCO CAP ) ··o ur concern is the pennant race," said Rick Monday or the Los Ange l es Dodge rs . "It doesn't matter who the opposi- tion pitches. we 've still got lo score runs." The Dod~crs scored plenty Sunday. thanks ma inly to Mon day ·:. bat. The Dodger outfielder belted two homers and drove in four runs as Los Ang eles crushed the Atlanta Braves 11-5 and spoiled Jim Bouton's re turn lo the major leagues. * * * The triumph, coupled with Cincinnati's victory over San Francisco. gave the Dodgers a four-game bulge over the Giants On Tl' Tonfgltt Olannel 11 at 1:30 going Into tonight's opener of a two-game series in San Fran- cisco when Vida Blue , 16-7, faces Los Angeles' Doug Rau. 13·8. "We are four up now, .. said * * * Bouton's Return: It's a Joke-Smith ATLANTA CAP > -Jim Bouton has stirred up another hornet's nes t in baseball -this time as a player, not an author. T he 39-year-old pitcher , attempting a comeback as a knuckleball s~ialist, m ade his first major league appearance :.ince 1970 Sunday and yielded six runs in five innings as the Los Angeles Dodgers belted tht: Atlanta Braves 11-5. DAVE LOPES and Reggie Smith of the Podgers were especial- ly critical or Atlanta owner Ted Turner for using Bout.on in a game involving a pennant conte nder. The victory moved the Dodgers four games ahead of San Francisco, which lost Sunday to Cincinnati, In the NL West race. ·•The only way the Giants could reel it would be fair would be for Boston t.o race them ," Lopes said. "That's lbe only way they can cover up ror what they did today." Dodgers' M a n age r Tom La sord a . "Go ing in to Candlestick with a four-game lead is a lol belle~ than a two- game lead." Noting that Cincin· nali is 6'h games behind his club, Lasorda noted. "You always know the Reds are capa- ble of playing good baseball." WHILE THE PENNANT chase was the important factor. there was interest In Bouton's return. Making his first major league appearance s ince 1970, Bouton no-hit the Dodgers for three innings and lert after five having yielded six runs on six hits . Monday fanned when he faced Bouton in the first inning, but then drUled a three-run homer. the 200\h or his cilreer, to cap a fi ve-run outburst in the fourth inning. "No, I didn't go up there with ven geance agains t Bouton." M ond ay said. "It 's jus t vengeance against any pitcher when you're up there hilling." MONDA\"S SECOND: homer, his 18th or the year. was a solo blast lnt.o the right field seats orr re liever !\(ax Leon in the sixth. Monday also-mtaa single. Steve Garvey had four hits in the Dodgers' t&-hit attack, in· eluding a pair or run-scoring singles. The offensive outburst helped See DODGERS, Page 82 RON JESSIE LATCHES ON. "WHAT WE HAVE to do now 1s go down to Texas and wi n, which is something we haven't been able to do." said Don Ba y lor. who s pearh eaded California's 16·hit attack with a fi rst-inning grand slam. "We have our work cul out for It was his second or the season a nd third g rand s lam or h1!- career . as well as his 32nd home run of 1978 TH E ANGELS HAVE now hit !'C ven grand s la m s on the See ANGELS, Page 8 2 Peterson Dies Racer Killed in Italy MILAN, Italy IAP > · Swedis h auto racing dnvcr Ronnie Peterson died today from injuries suffered in Sunday's Grand Prix of Ita ly Fom1ula I event. hts manager. Steffan Svendy. reported. The 34-year-old Swede had suffered multiple leg fractures and scalds in the arms when has Lotus car was struck by other racers. hit a guardrail and caught fi re soon arter the start of the Italian Grand Prix at Monza. which was delayed for nearly three hours following the pileup or cars Early today. Peterson had developed severe kidney and breathing failure following "gaseous embolism" due to the severe fractures. doctors reported. He had been reported in deep coma and in despe rate condition soon after dawn surgery. A spokesman of the Nl guarda hospital. where Peterson had been rushed soon after the accident. later said the driver clinically died at 4 10 EDT Peterson. born in Ore bro, Sweden, on Feb. 110HH1• PETusoN 14. 1944. suffered the futal inJuries when his Lotus was involved 1n the collision or 10 cars in a narrow section of the track following the starting straight of the Monza Autodrome. He was dra_ggcd out or hts burning car by Brilam's James Hunt. who also ~as involved in the accident but escaped unhurt. Peterson. a three-lime winne r of the ttaUan Grand Pnx, wa~ rated as one or the .favorites in Sunday's race. He was the run- nerup to teammate Mario Andretti an the the world championship Formula I standings and the only one. before the Monza race. who could still have overtaken the American. Peterson made his Formull} I debut in 1970's Grand Prix o( Monaco. Since then he raced irf a total of 122 Grand Prix events. winning 10. He was scheduled to quit Lotus at the end or the current season to possibly Join the McLaren team "JT•s A JOKE:· SMITH SAID. .. Al some point Braves owner Ted Turner is golng to have to stop making fun of this game.'' "Ir he starts against them. the Giants "M llOUTOM s houldn't be upsel," said outfielder Rick Mon- day. who belled a three-run homer off Bouton to cap a five-run out· burst in the fourth inning. It's the Jimmy and Chrissie Show While the Dodgers were labeling bis return a joke, Bouton said he was satisfied with his first effort. He had earned his shot by compiling a 12-9 record with Atlanta's Cius AA (a rm in Savannah. "I THINK I PROVED I oolong out there," s aid Bout.on. who was given a half·minute standing ovation when he took the mound. He allowed only one walk over the first three innlnp before the Dodgers erupted in the fifth. He allowed a homer by Lopes leading off tbe fifth and was lilted for a pinch-hiller later in the in· ning. ··t think t showed everybody I bad enou1h pltches t.o get people out again," Bout.on sald. ''I DIDN'T REALLY KNOW what to expect," he added. "I could have hod any kind or day. I could have been bombed out tn tho flnt and It would have been no renectlon on me aa a pitcher. Tom Seaver acts bombed out someUmes. Phll Niekro even gets hlt hard someUmes. . "I Just hope l can ahow enouah in each outing ror them to tlve me a chance in tho 1prtn1. They awun1 and missed a couple by a foot today. I threw plent v ot pltch~s to aet people out." NEW YORK CAPl -Bjorn Borg's Grand Slam dream and Pam Shriver's Cinderella story both ended as tennis' love match, former Bweethearu and current "good friends" J tmmy Connors a nd Chris Evert waltzed ofr with the big prtzes at the U.S. Open. Connors was at bis fiery. fist· shaking, foot-stomping best Sun- day in trouncing Borg, who was bothered by a blister on hls rltht thumb, 6-4, 6·2, 6-2 for the men's \tJUe. HOVltB EA&UER, Evert sent the l6·yur-old Shriver back to school with a '1·5. 6·4 tennis tenon In the women's cham· plonship before a recol'd crowd or 19,537, includlna 19,032 paid, and an international tele vision audience. "I came here to play tennis. to win the U S. Open -and I did It ... exulted Connors. who achieved a measure of revenge for the 6-2. 6-2. 6-2 beating he s urte red against Borg two months ago at Wimbledon IT WAS CONNORS' third tJ.S. Open title. He won ln 1974 and lt'76 a nd was a beaten finalist tn 19'758nd 1977 . "t won the OSH!n on &J'US, I won It on clay, I won It here <on a rast artlnclal surface, Daco- Turf II. 1t the new National Ten. nla Cerl\er >." s aid Connors "Now I've shown l con win on any surface I'm riding on u cloud naht now ... Before the tournament. Con- nors had vowed to go "lo the ends of the earth" to stop Borg's Grand Slam bid the French. U.S. and Australian opens and "W imbledon. nll in the same year. Borg already had won the French Open and Wimbledon. but instead of the ends of the earth. Connor11 was able to hall that streak in New York. "IT SIEM I play my best tennis when I come to New York." Connors told the crowd. which often has rooted aaaJnst him tn hls mulches here and whlrh had mixed a llegiances Sunday "Whether you like me or not. t like you." Borst. meanwhile. couldn 't "1vc his best effort becouse of o pa inful blister on the thumb ol his racquet hand . The injury oc curred Saturday and was treat ed with ice packs. oral med1cu· lion a nd spray antiseptic in th' 24 hours before the match. TWICE THE RACQUET nc ... from Borg'!l hond as he attempt ed to sen.-e. and on other oc casions he se<!med to mis-hit th( ball aner apparently los ing hi: grip. Although Borg Insisted ~ blister hadn't bothered him dur ing the match, his coach sai< otherwl5e1 "It was very obvious that 1· bothered him." said Lennar Bcrgelln ''H(' w es in pnln Anyon(' could 11ee thnt. H• See CONNORS, Page 8% ' J ·I I .. . DAILY PILOT DIFFERENT ANGLE Fonner Ram Coach c;1•org1· .\llvn • f'l~ht ) gets a look from .11101 h1·1 \ ll'\' point as he sits with Vi nce St·ull~ t <·c·nt1·1·1 ;ind Jim Brown during his f1r-.1 d.1\ un !ht• 1oh as a CBS sportscaster • Al"W.,.,...._ in the Coliseum Sunday. Fired after only two exhibition losses. Allen watched and commented during the Ra ms' 10·0 victory over Atlanta . Frorn Page BI No Controversy CONNORS. • • ('ouldn'l hold lhC' rucquct · Wht•l lwr ;1 h<.•:.ilthy BorA could h<H'l' handh' qUt'l> lion able Allen Low.keys It ATALNTA IAPI Former < "I tut the bull real solid and •rea l <le<.'p throu g hout t h e match." l>atd the 26·year -old ( "<innors "I wa~ fired up when I w<1s out lh<.•rc I don't know if I 'v<' cv«>r pluy<•d a match where J s tartc•d so well , so a~J.(ressi ve ty. and k<.'pl it up thro ughout." Ram Coach George A lle n sideste pped controversy Sunday in his televised comments as the Los Angeles Rams. the National Football League team that fired him last month. whipped t he Atlanta Falcons 10-0. Allen praised several of the Ra m players he coached for several months this su mmer. but had nothing to say about team manageme nt or about Ray Malavasi, the former offensive coordinator appointed to replace Allen as coach. preseas on losses and talk of player discontent, he was dis- missed again. Allen was not introduced as a former Ram coach. and his statem e nts may or may not have tipped off unk n owing viewers. AFTER THE RAMS downed a pun t within inches of the Falcon goal line Allen said, "In April and May we were working. the Rams were working, on downing pun ts inside the 5-or lO·yard line." .. OR S HRIV ER , m ert'l v rt•ach1n ~ th <' fin a ls t o play Evl•rt was a v1<'lory in 1tsetr It "as of little concern that she duln 't win thl' match . -··My only worry was that I'd ; j!et hlown off the> court ... said the ' • voungsll·r who had beaten top ~ 'eeded Martina Navratilova in : ~ the semifinals "Bul I didn't I , .. µlayed pretty well I'm happy ! With my JldffiC " All e n . 58. s h a r ed the microphone with veteran an nouncer Vin Scully and former s tar running back and actor J im Brown for the Ra m · Falcon gam e. played in Los Angeles and bfoadcast regiona lly on CBS. "Who was teach ing them . George?" Brown asked. but he got no response. When the Rams accepted a pena lty that Allen said he would have decllned .. Brown sa id . ''The re 's always been dif· fe rences between you and Malavasi. huh George?" Allen again said nothing. r Jl<•r Stron_g SCr Vl' itnd vollc•y : ~amt? \\ 1.11> not ,•nou~h lo st<,p : r:\ t'rt from becoming the third , "o nl.111 t 11 "in t hc> U S Oµ<•n ~ f our ycar' 111 a row Mo lla ~ H1urstl'dt !luJ 1t in 1915-18 a nd : I fl'!cn Jacoblt in 1932·35. , · In mv mind, there was no HE COACHED TllE Rams fro m 1966-70 and the Was hington Redskins from 1971·77. logging winning records in each or his 12 NFL seasons. Otherwise. Al len offered analysis of s trategies in a con· test marked by tight defe nse and acc idf'nt-prone offense. "ay I wa' going to lose," said t ht· 2:1.ycar old Evert "That's 1111' 1inly way I cun win, by pul- l mg I h:1t kind of pn·l>s ure on 111y!'.l•lf • SUNOAY'S lllHAL~ Men'• ~Intl•• Known for his slo~an. "T~ Future is Now," and ror his habit of dealing dra ft choices for experienced players, Allen re· turned to Los Angeles when the Red skins fired him at the end or t h e 2977 season . Afler two AFTER RAM quarterback P al Had e n completed a fourth-quarter pass acr oss the middle. Allen said. "That play Is the sam e one Haden used In the two-minute drill against the Eagles to get th<'m out of a hole .·· hmm1 t or·--. US out 81orn llO•Q Swl'oen. 0 4 07 ., WDM•n'tSl ... lu C.nrh lv~•I U ~ , '"'' P•m !>nrlv••. US I~. •• -'lO.Vl>IU Boll lul1 !>I.., !Wtlltl> U ~ def M•rly RlnMf\ , • '""'"'OOCI !>t-..i. U !> , ... l·S.11·) Ml19d0.V ... 1 ~ .. tt. ~tOvfl' Nfl\httlMd\, •nd Frew M t MUl•tt, '>out! Al tt<d, a.1 e1111e Jun K•no. u S .-'Cl Rey Rull~"· A~lr•ll~ & 1 I & Sports Calendar TwMay Hie»! K HOOL ...,, welt• polo-<.~"''-Vellev •t c.nvon UI ......... , Hlo+I SCH~ .. yt W•lo< PolO-EOllOI' •• El Toro fl ·~I When Atlanta rushed. or "rcd- dogge d ," its d eferusive backfield. Allen noted. "There are two kinds or dogs. pass dogs and run dogs -blitzes designed to stop the throw and blllzes designed to stop the run." Jo..._&S0tt Prnetlt ... Baseball Standings USED CAR SPECIALS '75 MDC COUGARXR7 Full !IPortS Inst. tilling &leering wneel. cruise control. bucket aeata w/consote & amfm stereo Lux & SPOfty combine In this line auto (767NBWJ s4300 '74 UHC MADIV Full P<>WOf rich leather In· lerior with twin comlor1 seats. bolh POWer. tilting steering whool & amlm stereo (498Nll) s5400 '76 CADILLAC SIDAH DIVILLI Full P<>Wer. leather In· terior, cruise control, amfm stereo, truly one of the last lull sized cads (302418) AMERICAN LEAGUE West Division Kansas City Angels Texas Oakland Minnesota Chicago Seattle W L Pct. 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Carney Lansrord went four· tor-five and the Angels also got two RBI each fro m Lyman Bostock and Ron J ackson, and three singlos from Dave Chalk. Wlth the way Ryan was Ulrow· ing, the Angels' six-run rally in the sixth was just a lesson In humility for the Royals. Kansas City was already buried. "I HAD A GOOD fastball, but tha t was about it," said Ryan. who struck out 12 and scattered nine hits. "With a big lead like that you don't have to worry about anything except getting a head of the hitters. I think I on- ly t hrew one changeup all day." The only damper on the fun was the Angels· lnj ury list, which grew by three names Sun- day. Second basem an Bobby Grich sat out with a pulled groin muscle, Lansford twisted an ankle and outfielder Joe Rudi strained ligaments in his hand. All three ar e on a day-to-day basis, according to Fregosl. KANSAI CITY ... ' ..... 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IM'ol«I to en .._,. recoro -H<ond Ple<t •nd 1-0Mnn befltnd t ... ROY•ll Tiie bHUIY of ·~ ee ..... hOwe'lt• ,, llWI II un'I .. tore<e\I will> tne11'1!1rn.tlul !>'e<ISlon Sun-ao·, 11emot. n well •• S.tu•aev·, oou~he-. wo worked bv only lllrw """"'"'· 1n\tu o Ol ll>e uwel tour. -....-. Al Cl<1I ... , I'll! In tl'le loot w ltl> • l>tl Friday ...0 wu un•bl• to woo From Page BI DODGERS. • • Don Sutton , 14· IO, go the dis· lance des pite yielding t hree hom e runs a ll solo shots•-t>y J eff Durroughs. Dale Murphy and rookie Dob Horner. who also h ad a sacrifke fl y and RBI single. Burroughs also doubled and tripled . Outfielde r Reggie Smith was ejected during Los Angeles' fourth -inning uprising for dis pul· ing a call by plate umpire Eric Gregg . ·' l honestly and truly hope they fire hlm because he's bad," Smith said of Gre gg. "All l said was 'bear down' and he started yelling at m e to get back to my position. He lo~es control of his emotion. You can't tell me he exercises good judgment then." l.0$ANOal.IS LOS»t 111 r Martin•" 11> Auu111 ~\ R Smllhrl Norin Cey lD o.eoer 11 Lety II Monday rt Yet9,r c Sutton p ... '"Iii 4 I 2 I 2000 s , , , I 0 0 0 l , ' 0 S I J 2 ' I 7 7 4 1 I I '0 0 0 ~ 1 l 4 4100 HOO ATLANTA ROYltt• 0 Devine p Olllce f .. th 1b Bovton p C.1'11ney p~ ltOfl P 809Q\P Oetll P" 81llo1r u e• r ~ M •O OO 0000 • 0 t 0 JOOO I 0 0 0 3 1 3 I I l 0 0 l I ) J l 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 3 I I I 3000 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0000 I 0 0 0 0000 IOl•h ., ""II Tola!\ ll •I\ Lo\ A119tlft 000 $11 011 11 Allenl• 010 101 010 ) 0 P leo Anotlt\ I LOB Lo• All991•• 11 Atlel'lla J . 21 G•rwer. 8urro1101u 18 8urr0119lll HA--•y 7 1111, 8urrOUOfl• 1111, lOPH ""· Murphr Ult, HO•MI UOI 0 C#et•ey S-5'111""2 Sf'-Horner I.. H 11 Ill •• SO LOSAMOILH \ullOft IW, 1 .. IOI • I ' t 1 I AfL.ANtA llOUIOft IL. IH I teon 101!01 O.vln~ T 1 41 A 11,IOI , . •\ . l'I , • • 4 I J J • 0 0 0 0 0 J 1 I 0 Rustlers Take Soccer Title GoldM Wt'st College won Its own Soccer Cup tourney with a 4·3 victory Sunday over El Camino. It marks the second straight reor the Ru1tleni have beaten It Comlno in the nnals Jn running Ill wlnnlna streak to 14 aamoe. Golden We8t l(Ol aoal!J from William f>tado <two 1. Chris Crater and Ken Moreen. The Ruatlors never trailed, althouah El Camino llcid the 11me btttfly at 2-2 In the 1ecood half. BASEBALL /FOOTBALL A Capsule Report From the World of Spor1s Parker Called Luzinski A Rhino, Not a Pig l<'rom AP DlspatchH PITTSBURGH Oave Parker or the Pitts· Ii b urg h Pirates s a ys h e never called Oreg Luzinski a "pig." "I called him a rhino," says Purker By way of background. the powerfully built Luzinski, left fielder for Philadelphia. ls known as ··Bull.·· Parker . right fielder for the Pirates. may be a free agent after next season If Pittsburgh doesn't sign him or trade him. Recently, he spoke loudly in the Pirate locker room about the possibility he might wind up in the Philadelphia outfield with Luzinski a nd s peedy Ga rry Maddox. As quoted in a national magazine. Parke r said It would be a "pig in left. a g reyhound in cente r a nd Adonis in right ... Pa rker says the actual quote was "a rhino in left. a greyhound in center, DAYe ,.aaua and an Adonis in right " Does Parker really want to go lo Phlladclph1a:' "I will play anywhere they gave me $6 million." says Parker . who a has a penchant for s aying loud . sometimes outrageous things In front of teamm ate11 . In recent weeks, Pa rker has said just as lpudly that he'd like to play for Atlanta. Cincinnati, the New York Mets a nd the Pitts burgh Steelers. Ander•on f'mae• o.,er Baul.on Pll.«-hfng CI NCINNATI -Cincinnati Ma n ager Sparky Anderson fired a salvo at baseball Com· Ii missioner Bowie Kuhn Sunday, fuming because Atlanta s tarted 38·year-old Jim Bouton against the division-leading Los Angeles Dodgers . "The commissioner took a stand on Vida Blue and Hank Aaron and Pete Rose. Now he's got to go down in black and white on this." Anderson said after t he Reds· 8-1 victory over San Fr ancisco . Los Angeles. after being held hitless for three innings by Bouton, scored five runs in one innlnJ{. The victory enabled the Dodgers to widen the ir lead over second place San Francisco to four games and kept the Reds 6"'2 back with 19 games re maining. ··He's got to have an answer for this," said Anderson. "We're 61"1 back so we don't have a real complaint. but the Giants were three back and they I the Braves> pitch a guy like that." ,,. ... v ANorttsoN Anderson contends that the Braves could have held Bouton back and pitched him against San Diego Monday. "If a tte ndance e ver goes ahead of what the game is made of, you've got a s ick society," said Ander son. "I want to see what the commissioner says about his. Probably nothing." Anderson steamed -----Q110l.e ol I.lie Dat1----- Dodger outfielder R eggie Smltb, commenting after he was ejected from Sunday's gam e by umpire Eric Gregg: "I think there are a heck of a lot better u mpires than ham in the league I honestly and truly hope they fire him because he's bad " OJ. Tops Pa11•on. fJUI. 49ers T .. IJw San Francisco's O.J . Simpson gained 108 [iJ yards to overshadow Chicago's Walter Payton. 4• • but in the end it was Roland Harper '-. short plunge with 3:23 left that proved the difference in Chicago's 16· 13 victory at San Francisco . Do11 CMkroft booted a 27·yard field ~oa l in overtime to give Cleveland a 13-10 win over Cincinnati Terry Bradshaw shook orr a ha nd inJllfY and threw a pair of touchdown pa1Sses to lead the P ittsburgh Steelers to a 21 10 triumph ove!r Seattle . . Earl Campbell scored two fourth·quarter to11ichdowns to l(ivc the Houston Oilers a 20-17 triumph over Kansas City . . Quarterhack J oe Tbe lsmann threw three touchdown passes including a 37·yard flea flicker to Danny Buggs -and ran for another as the Washingt.on Redskins held off Philadrlph1a, 3!'>·30 Roger Staubach passed for two touchdowns and Robert Newhouse ra n for two others as the Da llas Cowboy-; dcreated the New York Giants, 34·24 . Miami trampled Baltimore, 42·0. with s ix inter ce ptions a nd Don Strock'" three TD passes highlighting th(' rout. Steve Grogan fired a TD pass . ra n for a touchdown and Don Calhoun ran for 139 yards to pace the Ne w England Patriot" to a 16·6 win over the St Louis Cardinals Thl• Nl'" York J ets ra llied with 50 seconds left to ed~c thl' Buffalo 8111-;, 21 20. behind tht' passin~ of Richard Todd and a i.enc~ or unusual <.•rrorc; by Buffalo ... Dave Whltehuri.t fin·d tour TO pai.ses 1 three to rookie James Lofton> to lead the Green Bay Packer'\ to a 28-17 victory over NC'w Orlc•uns l'allkt.-eir Tl~d With Bo•to11 The New York Yankee~ continued their iii s urge Sunday as Graig Nellle>1, Roy White, Thurman Munson and Bucky Dent each had three hits in an 18·sinJ?le uttack as the Boston Red Sox fell, 7-4. It mud<' 1t a rour-gome sweep and puts tM Yanks into a tie for first with Boston in the Amerkan League East . . Cinc innati'~ Johnny Bench drilled a throe-rw1 home r nnd Dav.-Conttpc:lon drove an two runs with a gingle to help. Tom Snvcr dcfr11te<l San Fran d sco for the first time in f1 v(' tries this ~eason with an R I victory ov<'r the Giants ... Ken Reltz'is IOth·inning tripl1. Rcored pinch-runner Mike Ramsty with the winning run in an 8-6 victory for the St. Louis Cardinuls over Philadelphia. snapping the Phillies' s ix -gumc wmntnJ? s treak ... Pit tsburah could not take advantftge In Its race to overhttul Phlladclphlu In lhe NL Euist. losing to thC' New York Mets. 11·9, as F.IUott Maddox' run scoring ~ingle und John Stearaa• RBI grounder keyed n two·run eighth AINl~UI CU"c~• Fo,...t1la I Tltl.r Vctcrun drtvcr Marlo AndNIUI cllnchcd the • Formulu I world 11uto raclna chumplon,h111 Sun duy In un nccldent ma rr<'d and C'nnt rov<'rslal Italian Grand Prix which wol" won by /\ustr111 '41 Nikki Lauda. Andrcttl mathemwtkully danched the title after Sweden's Ronni<' Petf'rson wni< k1lll'd In a fiery col llslon ju."t seconds after the atart of the race. Andrett1 crossed the finlsh llnl' flr:st but wus oc•n1tlh:M for :itnrtlne early. givlnfl Lnudn the win Oar"'I Waltrip came out on top in u brulslnJt duel with Bobby t\lllson Hn<J Nell Bonnett ln the tlnal 10 lap!t lo <'a1)turt n 100.foot victory over Atuson In the Cnpltlll City 400 Grnnd Na tional 1tock car race In Richmond, Vt1 . . . Ccrrltrn. sport11 car driver Otis O. Hurley WH killed Suturd11y wh1lti practlcmg In Phoenix ... World champion Keany Roberts of Modesto br<'C2Cd to vic'tory In the fo'ormula iSO International Clas11 Motorcycle Championships at l~itwunu Seca Raceway In Monterey Wt8 Coolty of Mission Viejo we. fourth R•dl•.T~•" RADIO: i\nJCt'ls at Teus. ~ 30 pm . KMPC 17101 Denver at Minnesota. fl p.m . KNX 11070 1. Dodger!! ut San Frunclaco. 7·30 pm . KABC liOO> TV: Denver ot Minnesota. 8 pm , Channel 7 . Dodger"' at San Francisco, 7 30. Chunnel It \ ~-- FOOTBALL I GOLF COSTA MESA WINNER San Clemente's Gra ham Cowan (ce nte r > acce pts the champion's re wards Sundt.1y aft er winning the Costa Mesa City golf championship. O.ly ...... .._ Flanking Cowan ar e tournament official Joe Costello and Costa Mesa Major Ed McF arland C ri~hll. Dana Hil/,s Outlook Can Win It All, Says DeGroote By DAVE CUNNINGHAM OI • D-41y ~tee Sutt Dana Hills Hig h 's biggest proble m with its football program isn 't a lack or talent -the workhorses are there. All the pro· gra m net.'<is is a coaching staff to run it. "Right now we only have two coaches, and this has been th{' biggest turnout for football ever a t Dana Hi lls." says Don DeGroote. in his s econd year a!> head coach fo r the Dolphins. .. We have about 115 kids out. We're looklllg now to see if we <:an gel some help." ,.J DEGROOTE'S ASSISTANT now is John Callard. former head coach at Rancho Alamitbs High, and between them they have the pleasure or leading a unit that DeGroote says could be the best Dana Hills has e ver had ' "We have seven returning of- fensive s tarters and if we can bols ter our defense. I think we can win it all. quite frankly ... says DeGroote. "We can move the ball and score. We have con· fidenre in that. "We gave up some poin• ear- ly in a lot of games last year," DeGroote points out, .. so I don't think we have the same con· fi(,ience and pride on defense. But we score d a lmost four touchdowns a game last season, and the t eam is confident it can do that again." Dana Hills was 4·4·1 in 1977. HEADLINING the Dolphin of- f c n s e is fullba c k S t eve Gramlich. a 5·11, 200-pound s en ior who was chosen a ll - county last season. Besides be- ing a pote nt ball c arrier. Gra mlich was Dana Hills ' second leading r eceiver last year. Running the I-offense wiU be quarterback Tom Champieux. a 5-10, 160-pound senior with limit- ed varsity experience. ' "Tom's a better runner than he is a passer." says OeGroote, "but he didn't play too much last year a nd, with experience. r t hink he'll improve in both categories.'' DEGROOTE ALSO believes be has the quickest runner to e ver wear a Dana Hills uniform in Chip Mares, a 5 ·9 , 160-pound tailback who runs the 40 ln 4 5 seconds. Here's a brief look at the team· QUARTt:RR.\CKS Champieux oppears t<l ~ the starter now, with Paul Sizelove 15.10. 15~ as hi~ huckuu. Su.elo\•e 1s o M>pho more. RUNNING BACKS Gramlich ii. J returning oll-count v fullback irnd u DQLPHlll~ capable receiver. At tailback is s~dster Chip Mares tS-9. 160>. a transfer from Santa Monica who runs the 40 in 4.5. Rich Bradshaw 16-2. 175 Juniori will probably see backup action al both positions. Others in thc picture are Onie Goode •5 9. 160 JUnior1 and Marty Pat- ten;on 1s-10. 165 senion. the laller a returning starter at defensive end. RECEJVERS Steve llaythome • 5· 11. lGS l is a retumsng starter and En (' Smyth •S-11. 1601 will also sec tluly at wide rect>1ver. Both art.' seniors. Backing them up as Gino N1r blas 15.9, 155 iunior> At lii:?ht end i-. Dan S1n~cr •6·0. 1851. a ne~comcr tn the pro1-:ram. and l\c·n Mor1tan • 5·10. 165>. u good blocke r who start· <-'d last year as a dcren!>1vc e nd. OFFENSI VE LINE Dave Ehlow is a senior co-captain a nd three-year varsity sta rter. At 6·1. 175 poundi .. he'll anchor the line at the gua rd slot. Also on the line will be Darrel Anderson. a 5· 10. 170-pound .1unior. and his brothl'r. Steve An· dl•rson. a 6·0. JOO-pound senior Steve 1s a tackk. Darrel a guard. Dan Lcara 1s a returning starter at tackle 16·0. 190 Junior1 and the other co·captmn is Put Price. u 5·11. 180· pound i;iuard. Others in the picturn sncludl' Ray Vo!.S 1s.1. 1851. Terry Campbell 15.10. 1701 and Gle nn Hethke •5-10. 185• DEFENSIVE LINE Ma rty Pal tersl)n ~d Ken Moq;ian. probable stnrt.ers on offense. wi ll Cind i.polo; also on the defensive ltne. and Scott Thom as 16·t. 175> will be at one de· rcnsive end position. Others from the 0He ns1ve line will rotate to rtll in thl· slots. LINEBACKERS Co·captutns Pa l Price a nd Dave Ehlow i;i1ve ?,Ohdarity lo the lmebackln1t crew. with Ron Rattersby 15·9. 170 j unior°> also finding a starting berth SECONDARY This is the umt that provide!! DeGroole with his only mnJor question mark. With u lack of <.'xpe rienced defensive backs. the roach has shurned in some or his bette r natural uthletei.. hoping they'll learn quickly. Rick Fucon 15-9. 165 Juniorl figures to sturt. along with Smyth. Cham picux and Steve llaythorne. K ICKING GAME Champ1eux handl<'d the placekicking chores last ~eason a nd fi gures in that role uguln, while Learu can also rm In. The Oolphin"i are still searchini( for a punter. Cowan Wins Costa Mesa Goff Crown Graham Cowan, 21 . of San Clemente, fired a one-over-par 72 on the Los Lagos course Sun- d ay. to capture the 36-hole Costa Mesa Open golf championship from a round of 324 entrants in the two-day event at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club. Cowan, a g radua te of San Clemente High School and a former Saddleback College team member , had four birdies t l -6·9-18> during Sunday's round after tying for the lead Saturday over the Mesa Linda cours~ with a 65. "I was a little shaky on the back nine today," Cowan said after becoming the sixth player in ~s many years to win the title. •'I knew I was leading by three or four shots after the front nine and I guess I got a lit- tle shaky," he admitted. COWAN WON the title by two over Lenny Clemente of San Diego when he birdied the Jong <51S yard) par-five. 18th hole. Wh.en he played for Sad- ~eback College in 1976, he won a state tournament in Monterey . ans to continue his educa- t Monterey P-eninsula ~ this fall. His family has alre ady moved there but he will remain to play in the Tourna- ment of Champions with Con- fidence Golf's WAGA group before leaving. Cowan was the winner of the Anaheim City tournament in 1975 aft.er graduation from high school. He left the game for almost two years before return- ing last November. He would like to play professionally in another year or two. LOW SCORE for the day was 72 with Cowan and third.place finisher Greg Frederick of Hunt- ington SeacUff posting the only one -over scores, according to chairman Joe Costello. ln the fitst flight, Ken Morgan of Anaheim Hills was the winner vf a playoff over Steve Wilson of Rancho Santa Fe on the third hole. Other ties were deter mined by matching scorecards. In the championship flight. past champions Larry Collins C1975>, Jim Williams (19771, Ken Teel C1976> and Jim George <19731 all had trouble with the Los Lagos course and the gust· ing winds. They finished well back in the pack. "The course played tough to- day:' Costello said. ~·~FUt!tt , ............. K .,.I ) 1. Gr•llem c.ow.n cs.n 0e...-e1 u -n -111: 2. Le11ny Cl9menlt CS.11 Ofe9ol .._7)-1"; l . Gr.9 Frederick 1Hllntlfl9IOll s .. cllff) ''"71-141, FlneFlltMIM~I Low net· I. Ken Moro-tt (All-Im HIU51 t.n, won on 3rcl ewtr• l>Ote: 2. 51•,,. WlllOft IRancllo Salll• Fel ltt; ). w ry Hlnl\t as.n C'-'l•I Ill. ~ PlltM C"ltlMIMl<a•I L-Mt: 1. Jim °'"" 1e.-11M1 in: t a...rry Sef.,ln ICifcle 111 111. l . Jim M<OO.-ISllft Dim.al 121. TMN "'""' '"°'"""""'_,I Low net· 1. Jim 11owt1nq '°'"" lllw rl 114; 1 Cr•l9 Rah>llff ICOll• AMWI n1. J. 81"9'J FI- i Torrey PlnHl 12' Vikings, Denver Clash BLOOMINGTOM, Minn. CAP) -Even in the weak NationaJ football Conference Central Division. an 0.2 record couJd be dlrrlcult to overcome. And that's exactly the postUon defendlng champion Minneaota will be ln U It cannot rebound from an em· barrauina loss by ~lln1 the Denver Broocol tonlpt. s pired Denver te am whlcb downed Oakland 14·6 in Its season opener. "We lll_bave to be al the top of O.TJ'Te•fflllt a..-~•1•t• "With the tough schedule we have, we'll be in serious trouble trying to win the division II we start out O·O." Fore man said. ·'We lost to New Orlean11 because we weren't ready to rlay. tr you aren't ready mental y. yo u put yoursell In .lit category w\th evar y ott(er' average t~am In the NPI~ Na· Uonal l'ootbnll Leal(ue.'' • Mondey. Septemb9r 11 . 1978 DAILY PILOT •S Pate's Sa.tisfled Storm Can't · Stop Kathy Second J/ictory in a Row DENVER CAPI -Lightning sus pended play ror an hour and when action resumed it was Kathy Whitworth who joltot the field with a sizzling five.~er par 67 to claim her 80th career women's professional golf title. COLUMBUS, Ga . CAP> - Jerry Pat.e hu had a good year moneywise but the 1976 U.S. Open winne r really wasn't satisfied untU Sunday. Returning tot.he site or his last 'PGA tour triumph, the 24·year· old became the first repeat win· ner since Tom Watson captured the Bing Crosby National in 1978 by taking the Southern Open golf tournament. Pate shot a steady 69 Sunday for a 269 total, ll·under-par over the 6,791-yard Green lslana Country Club Course, to hold orr the charge ol rast·finlahin& Phil Hancock. who had a 64 for 270. "IT'S VERY s atisfying t() win after thre e s econd ·place finishes.·• said Pale, wbo was the runnerup this year in the Phoenix Open, the Colonial and the PGA. ' "T here was only about a three-stroke dif(erence in those tournaments between winning and finishing s econd but iL meant about &80.000." said the confident. blond who increased hJs season earnings to $167,999, ninth on the money list. "I figured it was about time to wln one." Pate said or bi.I fifth tour triumph in only three full seasons on the tour. He has career earnings of "22.~. FIN I -elld IMdlflV "*"' wtowlllff If\ IM SoutMfft Oilefl Golf T_,_,..,. ~ -t11t ~·: '·"'"'" 0r-,IMMll CourllrY (1111> JwfY P .. eSlS.000 •141......,_M FNI H-.ll'"·"° ... n ........ m JIM ... lford,10,.JH ...._,~ 0ott JaMWY'tO.m ...._,.._m CNOI "~~ ..... 1147-214 0.0.V. Cldle».351 .. ,...1*-714 ...OVWedlllna».39 .. 1041*-t14 Gt-..~"-* n*1M1-11S Ment H•'l'H M-* n .... ,.,_.,.275 ICAlllll F•f9W M.J93 11>*,..._VJ nm 51,,_. .._,., 7'"'11Hl-17S II•• ~I M.:193 ...S-70-12-VS ,Im Deni PAI .... ,.,,..._21t Rocky "*'-S3,o.:a ~,..._m JIM Sl-11,-S lt.47*10-47• c;.,.., KOClllUllJ 11~71-m U. Mlflle '1,'74 10-11·,..._V1 Alie!! Mii• '1,'74 ...._,,._m l'r.-C:-'1,'14 .....,.,~ 8wMY TllOrnclloft t 1,914 ... 1W1*-2'71 Whitworth pocketed $9,000 for her three-stroke victory Sunday in the Nat.ioDaJ Jewish H01pital Open over the 6,376·yard Green Gables Country Club layout. Play was halted by lightning, which weather officials said was caused by t.be tremendous heat and smoke from a hu1e timber and brush fire nearby. Oftldals s aid the fire created a · dis- t urbance in overhead clouds . triggering the Ughtning. 7.....,-211 ,,.,~., 11·12"1l-11• •n-1 .... 21• 1•11*-11) ,,.,,.,._.,,~ 11·7..,._11) Renee Has Surgery on Feet NEW YORK <AP> -Dr. Renee Richards, who lost in the first round or the U.S. Open Tennis Championships, has undergone surgery for re· moval ol lumps on her reet . Oty,,.._..., a · x ee· 0-.. ... ....... --------- call cr stop in to apply for the money you need to solve a money problem.~ lend millions to business e:myday. And ~ lend even more to help people. 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The Vlttqs. wbO have not p l ayed well on n.aUonal teltvla!on tn pHt yeart. were beaten Sl·M by New Orlearui last week and now muaL race an ln· ourJame or it wlll be the ~•me re1 t.." warned Vt kings runntne back Chuck Foreman. who gained 122 yards oJ(nlnst the Saints. An d t he e r o n'co s , who represented the l\merlcan f'oot· ball Conlorcnc In Super Bowl XIJ, ure not an avera1.-tc~m ........................................... , ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 • • •f DAILY PILOT ,...,...,..~·· RAMS ... <1own I had u prt•tty &ood look at It 11nd l lhouabtwc wt•rtln "f'orth1· N!COrd. Bryant carrlt<d nn both ptayt. It ww. u d(•t .. ni11vt• battlt' mo~t of tht> w"y v. Ith f'rank Corral'' 19 )'Ud field &0111 lht' only 1u·orl.' throuah thrN• pc•rlod " Th•· flam~ domlnolt'd the statl&Ur' lncludlfUC llmc-of po '~~\Ion tinl'f number of pluy~ run but th1• Uinta. dtft<nt.t• <,tlffMM1 In lh OWtn lt'rritory Tiit: RAMl'\ II 0 th1• bell 38 28 to :?l 32 for the fo'alron:. 1'ht> R11ms alM\ rain M pluy~ to 47 for th~ \'t'lllors .rnd had 3514 ~»rd' lo 71 nt.>t Jl1,un The lbm11 had a v.t>alth of n· 1· •1 vt•n tu lhrov. to v. 1th the touchdown being <,et uv on .- ~2 yud Llt"rrnl to W1lhe M1llt'r v. ho v. .. , drute1t<'<i dov. n Jt ltw lllll' "Wt• II ll1•1·p rotaung our rt' l 'l'IVl'f!o, \t.ll.t \ll!\1 ~u1d "We hove nlllfidt·nrl· in all of them ;,nd Wl' know th1•y t•un do the 1ob in the l'lulch Hl'nnt•ll v. "' unu·rta1n uhout hu; blUrl!nl'.! OUEH"ll•rback for tht! f''3lcons' nt"<l game. ·1 will have to make 11 decision .1s to whut I um J(oang to do with r c J.! a r d ~ I 11 ,, :-. I a r l i n g 4uartl•rbu(•k,' hl' ... 111d · But ni?ht now. I :-.1111 plan lo :-.tart Jun(• Jum·:-. a1t11in /\fll•r all. this 1:-. only thl· M·c·cintl Lime that he hn!> lost in th<' l'lght games he ha:. ~tarted " T ll F. ATLA NTA COAC H pra•~NI tht• Ham~ ... We Just J<Ot bf'a t by :i h<'th•r football team We wen· nt•vt•r ublt• to pick up their pul>l> ru:-.h all art1•rnoon. We JU~l made too many m1st <1k<'s to beat a team the· caliber or the Rums" That plus the fact the Falcons offl•nse sputtered all afternoon under Jones with pressure from the Ham dt·fc.'n !tc He hit only fi ve of 15 :ittC'mpt:-. with a net passing ~ain or One.' yard He Wet:. sackt.>d bv Ham defe nders on four oc<'asions. losing 37 yards. SCOllE ev OUAllTEllS t11• At~t lf"'t I /\ J (, (1)<r.OI I'< t A Uryont I run lC.0,,11 "'''I A 46.101 •,,~,down\ tfu\"\"\ ,dHh P•u•ng Y•Hh .,.eturn v•rd~ r,,.,~, ~unt\ ~umn1r, fO"J.t p , f'l@llU•\ 'fl>•tl"- STATISTICS 0 0 0 0 0 0 J 0 I 10 F•l<Oltl ll•ms I 1J IM 10 46 1•1 J8 131 llO l> ~ 1> ' ")l,.J 10 J'I 'lO s 1 J 1 10 16 • 18 INDllllOUAL LEADER~ k U'JUIN(, All<tnld, Poilton I/ l• lldn I 1' Jonn 4 II LO\ ""9wte•. C.ppelle111 11 SI. Bryant '' 0 Jod•I ~I) PA!>~INC. All<tnl• Jont•• ) I) 1 JI LO\ 'lnqt•I"\ .... _,. 19 .it> I 711 l!L(l IVINC. Allon!,. P.ttton l It, Ryckm.ttl -• I) "'"""' I• l n' A~les Jeu,. '"" M iii•• • IUI W.OOyJ O Apollo Wins AS L Crown I.OS ANGELES (AP I Hu1wrt Uc Los Reyes couldn't haq· pitkl•cl a heller lime to "''""'' hh l)nly ~oat of the 1978 1\ m l' r 1 c: a n S 11 ,. c: l' r L l' a g u c "iCUSOn Dt• Loh Heye:-., a £ullhack. ta I I 1l'd ~>U bC'COnd s before tw lftinw Sunday to lift the New York /\polio lo <i l ·O vi(•tory over the l.11:-. /\n~cl1•s Skyhawks in the i\St.·:-. <·hamp1oru;hip ~amc TIH· wmnin~ goal wns a 25· ~ ardc.·r mto lhl' uprwr ri~ht·hand l'1Jrncr of the net and was the on- ly score the Apollo nccdc.'d · Wl' t·amc· out here to win the <·humpHJnhh1p ;md that's exactly "'hat "H' did," :.aid New York <'oa ch .lam McGeough. "We :-.<·on•d r1J(ht before the half and I I hmk that reully he lped us throu~hout the second half ·• "Wl· had t he chances and I rt•<1lly don't know why we couldn't 1·onvC'rt lhl' opportunities into goab, ·· said Los Angeles Coach Pl•tN nryan. "I felt that we out- µlayt•d th1:m 100 percent and why wt• t•ouhtn't put the ball in the 111'1 , I Justdon'lknow .. Moodrt. SeptemMf 11 1078 .,..Ir.,.... WINNING MARGIN Dave Casper C87l of the Raiders c upper photo> secs the ball bouncing toward the end zone on the final play Sundav. moves in lcenter> and recovers I lower photo ) the ball for a touchdown against San Di ego. Errol Mann·s PAT made it a 21-20 victory for Oakland in the controversial ending. Wild Endin ~ Tried to Fumble, Stabler Declares SAN DIEGO <AP> -Oakland quart e rback Ke n S t a bler is m ore than just a n outstanding passer. He's also a pretty quick improviser Stabler sald he deliberately fumbled thl' ball that D1tve Casper recovered in the San Diego e nd zone on the final pluy Sunday that gave the Raiders a 21-20 miracle victory over the stunned Chargers "To me. Stabler looked hke he shove led lhe ball," comph11ned Chargers' linebacker Woodrow Lowe. "I knew he had t hrown it because I was ~rabbing on to him when he tlumpl·d the ball " STABLER WAS llJT by de· fenslve end Fred Df'un on the play , which hl•J.(an with 10 seconds left in the ~a me und the Haiders in po!>SC!>l'->ion on the Chargers' M·ya rd line. The ball sc1uirled loose <.ind bounced Loward the San Diego end zone with players from both sides after it. Bul Casper bobbled the ball along in front of him and it went into the end zone where he fell on it to give the Haiders their g<1 me-tying touchdown as time expired. Errol Mann kicked the winoin~ conversion and the Chargers went wild with rage Stabler denied it was a grounded forwurd pass that should have e nd('d the game right there with the Chargers ahead 20-14. ··Somebody grabbed me and I was trying to throw the ball about the time I was hit," he said. "I fumbled it on purpose. Yes, I was trying to fumble," CHARGERS' COACH Tommy Prothro didn't see it that way and protested to Referee J er ry Markbriet that the ball was dead and Casper illegally batted it in- to the e nd zone. "Prothro fell that the b all had hecn thrown forward." said Markbr1ct, "but I ruled it a fum- ble. My Job is to watch the quarterback at a ll times. I was right with the quarterback." "It was a terrible game to lose," said Prothro. "I thought we played well but it's a. long season a nd we've got a good foot ball team. We've got the character to com e back." THE CHARGERS led 13·7 at half time after scoring on the first play of the second quarter nn a 14-ya rd pass from quarterback Dan Fouts to tight end P at Curra n, and a one-yard burs t off tackle by Hank Bauer. In the end, the difference was Stabler. who despite being sacked four times. Intercepted three times and fumbling on the final play, conne.cted on 15 of 35 passes for 307 yards . T he Chargers' defense limited the Raiders to only 84 yards rushing. SCORa e'I' QIJAllTEllS o •••• ,.., 0 , 0 "-11 Sen 01~ 0 IJ 0 1-70 SO Curr.,, t< oen from Fovh 18en.,"1!1<e •IV I O.t•-C~r 6 oeu '""" SC41b!er IM•nn Ueki !>0-B-r I run (l<IO l•iledl SO-Be.-1run18"nlrKlll<e kiOI Oe• -Br._ .. !)a•• from SI.Oler I/Winn 1<10 1 0 0 , -Casper tumble re<o•ery tn «ncl ,_ !Menn kltll) ... $1,6.U .J-''''down\ 'llu,~•\ '"'"' Peul119 yard\ Return yar<I\ Peu•• H AT1n1es ll•lderse ......... 1 11 14 18-84 ~:J.1t1 110 11~ 101 114 1$-JH IM•.o I .. •·31 NFL Standings Punn l"umblH·l~I Penellltt·verlh 3·1 00 4·:16 6-SS INDIVIDUAL LllAOl RS RUSH ING-Oakland, van E1ghe,. n .n . lloOl•kle 1-11. Siln 01"90. M<tltlltW• 20·18. W000\1 II ... Mll< ... 11 ~JCI. U,\l!lllCAN eONl'llllNCI! £••• w L T ,.,,, ,. .. P'A •• r J~·I\ , 0 0 1.000 )A 40 M1 .. m1 ' I 0 ·'°° M J3 N,.w LnQIAnll ' I 0 MIO JO n u.111mort 0 , 0 .000 ao '° llull•IO 0 1 0 000 JI c..Mr•I {It •~ldnO 1 0 0 I 000 11 f'•lht>vrQll ' 0 0 '000 .. 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REeEIVIHG-OOlttnd, Coper S·IOO Brt11Sll8w 4 IOI, D•••s 1 S. Sen 01eoo. WOOO\ •·II. M•llllews • 15, Joiner 1'J1. Jellenon 1·21. lelclQtrl 7 II JC Football Scores S..nle R0ttt 1', 11-s O Amerf(ef' 111,,., tl, Sterr• 16 Senl• AN"· WMI Hllll 14 Vuo• I, S«remento• Los M-14, O<eblo Valln l OM-U. MMlll O C•brlllo 11, Sot-11 Montere, """4..,.,ie 1. Coner. Coal•• Cll.001 n, S... .JMquln Otlte • Sen Maltot1, FrMl'I06 H.,1,,.11 n. Footlllll • Merced Jt, L-V lt G1•ll1n 11, S... JOM I) •11111 HMICOCll *4, Whl V•lltY 1 SlMllVOllJ I, Menlo. • Clltfl•Y 11. le...,l•y 10 0• Anl8 J7, MGOhlO 1 l'ull•rlon 1' 511'.wo••• n MOOf'perti 10, AnttlOClt Valley t C:omplon 1', ,..,,ttrvlll~ 7 .-1ertt )0, fell 1 Ca11y-fl, OtoMmon! t Oltndt le U, MlrttCo\1• 0 '•ddl~ltl. Ven1ureO Sa1111 ,..,..,. Jt, C.I ~ Vl,.ren r W•st LA 14, i..o. A,,..le, I C•rrll<K 31, ~HI lot A11991ta U $.en o._ ""'" u. L A "•"•' tJ LA loul-•. Pe,_.,. J LOllQ IM<ll 34, Oot .... w,..t » Ort"'°CIMIM70, CYPI'-IP II C..1t11nti.. UI HerMr It c11r11t n , M! SM Antonio• •1ve1.iot n, l>Katt ,, Oltfldett, Arlt n. ,..,_ 1 P'tlto4ll1 "· .... ~· klll~tlflliO '"-'""•11••14 $en • .,._ .. ,,. V•fln U, Ml W.. JMlf\10 ti I FOOTBALL I HORSE RACING I BOATING Crew From Balboa 'Strange' Boat A young Balboa Yacht Club crew traveled north tO San Fran- c: taco over the weekend and s howed veteran saJlors.from San Diego and the Bay Area the fine art of sailing stra nge boats in strange waters. Brad Wheeler headed the BYC crew who brought home the J esse L . Carr CaptaJn and Crew Perpetual, symbolic or the sail- ing championship of the Pacific Coast Yachting Association. The crew was composed of Paul Murphy, Biii Wheeler , and Skip Beck, all from BYC. with Peter Truman of Richmond Yacht Club as the allowed local knowledge c rewman. THE BVC YOUNGSTERS de· feated a seasoned San Diego Yacht Club crew headed by Tom Tobin and Art De Fever In 28-foot sloops sailed In 8·20 knot winds on San Francisco Bay. The re· gatta was sailed on a rouod- robln basis with cre ws c hanging boats after each race. The third place crew was headed by Thad Vincerit of Richmond Yacht Club. PCYA is composed of five dis· tricts. Wheeler and his crew represen~ the Los Angeles dis- trict. Hawaii and the Pacific Northwest failed to send crews to the competition. T HE CARRTROPHV is one of the oldest s alUng kudos on the Pacific Coast and was dedicated by its donor to give recognition to both skioe>er and c:rew. Each cr ewman's na m e Is e n g raved on the trophy: and each receives identical mementos of the race. Wheeler is one of t he top young sailors at BYC and has won the Flight of the Lasers and the Governor's Cup as well as other regattas in the Southland It was the crew's f irs t ex perience in sailing on San Fran cisco Bay with its strong winds and tricky curre nts. T he victory by the Southland sailors m eans that the trophy will be defended next year at Newport Beach. StiU Mat~laing Tarks Dally"1 ... ~- Merlin cforeground ) a nd Drifter. the two famed ultra- light d isplacement yachts a re due for another confronta- tion when St. Francis Yacht Club's Big Boat Series geb under way on San Francisco Bay next Monday. The two yachts have recently returned from Honolulu where t hey competed in the Victor ia to Maui race and the Pan Am Clippe r Series. Boating Show Still Growing The Southern California Sailboat Show will grow to more than 160,000 square feet for its 10th renewal Oct. 21-29 al the Lon~ Beach Conven- tion and Entertainment Center. according lo Jerry Sehl, chairman fo r the sponsoring Southern California Marina Association. Sehl said the all-sail exposition bas already filled both the new exhibition building and the Sports Arena to capacity and atTangements have been made to add outside displays in an area between the buildings. The Long Beach s how has grown to be the largest dry land all-sail exhibition held in the U.S. "Growth of the show bas been amHing, having tripled In size in only three years," said Sehi. BOATING Audacious Tops in Capo Bay Au dacious. sailed by Mike Kennedy of the Los Angeles Yacht Club. was the overall and Class A winner In the Capistrano flay Yucht Club's Back to School Re~alla for Performa nce Han- <hcap Racing Fleet Yachts Sun - day . In the J un1or Ser ies race sailed Saturday, Brnd Timon of the host club was the winner in the Sabot A division and Brad Williams. Ca'"' llYC. was the winner in thl' II d1vc:.1on. ''°'°"" ••~r\ 8•<'-to Schoof R9qMte· 0••••11 I ......... .., ... ' f"I Ci•IO Gor-. Biii M u"••. C•pn '1V( ) funny FHIU\~ P@te M•.Oe, (4C>O HY( CLASS A I AuOo><•°"' 7 Et GMll G«oo l C.1>1e1n M-!Qllt, JolVl R.,.,., C-8YC. ' ' CLAS!> 0 t A•...,te. Hal Con<.O DP'l'e 1 T""' ..,v Jolv'I Fut1er. J-1111er, OPvc; J, v..._: l\o.ttmen. HMQllCwren, OPVC. (.LA'>\ c '· Funny FH11n·. lorl"l!Y. o.. ... '"°""''· C.too eve J. ,. ... ,, ..._.,.., r.-. '"""eve HO SPINNAKERS -1. Swnwt. S-Ounon. OPYe, 1. Vlll•m, ,_.. &He<l. OPVC. l. ,.o n•rne. Jeo Elll0«.(4C>OBVC. JUflllOll H lllES \ABOT A -'· llttld Tl,,_; c-eve 1. Kffi Kr•u\•. OP'l'C. J, Ev..,/WtlanW.y. OPVC. <;A&OT e '· erec1 w1111...,.s, c.po eve. '· Tr.toy OtMllCoor, (,epo 8VC:; J, O.Wn ~L.eOd, C•DO UVC Temerity 1st lnA.ngelman Tt.>meMty, skippered by Ted Kern of the Bahia Corinthia n Yacht Club. was first to finish and the Class A winner in the i.ixth race of BCYC's Angelman Serit.>s for Performance Han- dicap Racing Fleet yachts. The race was from Newport to Long Point Saturday a nd the fleet sailed a n informa l race from the island back to Newport Sunday Results CLAU A t. T-rtv. 1, Tiwlll....,, 8tll fll\l"Qer. 8CYC, J. Pr-. Dkll ..._.., ecvc CLASS B-'· ft'MOcw11o, o.,,. Price, BCYC.1. P •e•mbl•. Te•rv end Saint Ck..-o, 8CYC, J. 8ro<11y, S•IPCr-. 8CVC. CLA!>!> ( '· Sc:ot~n Ml~, Ooft Andl!non. 8VC: 1. Gorntnfl 'inelltot roo, .lolln BMrow, VVC,). JIAI Pl•ln Ct e1f. lkl<nen.tn/KrCKle. WYC.. • · THIS EH ONLY! 3 Boat Classes Sail in Regatta Three classes of sailboats turned out Saturday and Sunday for the South Shore Yacht Club's an- nual One-Design Regatta. Winner in the Thistle Class was Thlss, s kippered by Jack Cannon, BYC ; second was Red Hot. Dale Hinkle. BYC, and third was Conquest, Pete Belche r, SSYC . Voyagers Yacht Club skippers took.the Jslan-BiVC Sail der-30 Class with Allen 1• o r Stewart's Howlin' Owl the winne r. followed by Wins R egatta Wind Child II , Le e Armstrong , and Enchantress, John Lee. After Shock, sailed by Paul Adamsen , A lamitos Bay Yacht Club was the wlMer In the Ranger 22 Class, Hunnc r·up was Green Weenie, Cral1 Frolcy, Onna Point Yacht Club, and third was Rlgger- rou s, Craig Mic h e l , Callfornl11 Yacht Club. - Da ve U ll man or Balboa Yacht Club wah the winner or the Dodie neek Gabboon in Newport Harbor Yacht C lub 's five -race Lehmnn-12 regatta Sun- day. Runner·up Wll!'I Tom Omohundro, NHYC, and third was Bob Baker. Cabr illo R1·u ch Yuchl Club laser, Sabot Re sults Laa r and Sabot aallors saw 11ctlon lnsld~ the harbor Sa\urday and Sunday In Lido Isle Yacht Club's Nol So Lusty Laser re111tta and Nol So Sexy Sabol rics. The winners: LAlllt t, J.u M.al...,, P'V.,_, i .HM''*""• ave. J fl.fH e.or,.n ,_. l.l'l'e.• .. ,. • .......,,MIVC ,,or-OrtlMft• IYC \.Ahlll I H., lrown MllV( t Mell• l lO•HOoo. MIVC ) o ... ''"9'" Ll'l'C.' Clledfwlc ... o LIYC \ "'41tle0 Hou,Nti'l'e I • . . ' ... MIW 1971RAT1212 DL DICK MILLER MOTORS 120 W"t W..,,. s'_.. .._ 517.,19u_,.. Parti cular People Select JOHNSON & SON Home of the "Golden Touch" "Al Johnson & Son. we were treated In a very professional and dignified manner". NANCY NITKtN Hunt1no1on a .. cf\, CalCI ORANGE COUNTY S OLDEST LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER .JOHNSON a SON I* I ?6 26 Harbor Blvd a Costo Mes~ • 540·56~0 1 ( or [). th th sa s i< to1 Te he W (.I bu1 re1 An taf1 :int suii trit CB! ') s "Op ABC Rob Mel. hold I CODY a1rm nu ra - STOCKS I BUSINESS Monday" C lotfing P rit·•· NYSE '-' COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS .~ ..,..,,.,._inc•-H-•on llW ..... Yotll, "'-•I ~9(111( P8W, 8ofl0fl, 0.t•.it •llCI Cl11<1nM ll \lo<k uc~ _ ,.,,....., D~ ,,.. H•ll9'1•IA.>-l•fiot>Of S.Curlllt>t 0Hi9n -llllllnel ·~· I I .. I' I .... , I,, 1,,..,, , •• 1~41 (Jow Monday, S•ptember 11 191! l/N DAILY PILOi Own a Car? Ma1iy More Are Leasi1ig By M•LTON MOSKOWJTi Oo you own the car you drive'.' The chances <1 rc you do, even though you muy be paying ct loan on 1t. but th<: likelihood or your not owning it Is Increasing year by yea1 More and more cars on the road are being r ented for .short -term use or teased ror long-term service TUE DOClJMENTATlON OF TRIS trend comes from a prejudiced parUclpant In the lease-rental busin ess. thC: Hertz Corp .. a division of RCA. However. the fii ures are sta rtling, no matter where they come (rom. According to Hertz, 21.7 percent of the cars ihat caml' o(( U.S. assembly lines went into lease·rental service 1n 1977. That's up sharply from lhe 12.1 percent rate of Iv years ago and the 3. 7 percent rate or 1960. H's not just corn· panies. with thefr fleets of cars, that account for th is s purt~ a lthough they are the bigges t factor. Individuals also ure t.uming to leasing, attracted by a variety Money Tree of plans of!cred by Cfr dealers, banks a nd companies thc.l spec\alize in leasing'. THE STATISTICS METICULOUSLY compiled L~ Hertz show this picture· Individ uals drove 1.3 million leased cars last yea1 up from 487,000 In 1967. Revenue from the leasing came to $4.2 billion. -Leased cars in passenger fleets totaled z.s milhor. last year . up from l.3 million 10 years ago. Revenue wu~ $7.9 billion. -Cars in short-term rentaJ ser vice totaled 385.0()(J la~I year. up from 204.000 in 1967. The entire lcase-renlal business. counting both car• and trucks. is at the incredible level of $20 billion .i year in the United States. HE RTZ LOOKS FOR MORE of the same m the future Why not? Riding this tide. its revenues have baJlooned from $125 million in 1960 to $838 million last year. Hertz expects the lease-renta l business to hit $10<i billion a year by the e nd of the 1980s. It expects that beforl' long, 40 percent of U.S. paasenger car production will be entering lease or rental service. What does it mean '! One : Pride in owning a car is on the way out. I Whal '.s to be pro ud of in a car that has to bC! recalled for defects? I Two: When the family runa bout lhal used to cost $2,000 escalates to $5.000. it 's tempting to sue cumb to a lease deal that does not require a lot of mone> up front to drive away. <Who has the money a ny way"• Three · The mer chants of debt are alive and well. <Never mind the interest cost. What's the monthly payment'? 1 BESIDES. lT WILL BE much simpler when the ren ters and leasers gel the ir way. The a uto companies then won't have to expend effort selling drivers on their vehicles. They will jus t sit down in a room with Uertz. Av111 and a couple of other big leasers and say· "OK, what Cle, you offer for one milUon cars?" September's Rally Runs Out of Steam NEW YORK <APl -The stock market fizzled toda:. ending for a time its post-Labor Day rally. T he Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was even st 907.74 after the rally stalled in midday when profit -hunter-. began selling. At one point it was up a lmost 10 points Advances held a 2-1 lead over declines on the :-;e,, York Stock Exchange. The Do w j umped 28.41 points last week, including .. 14.03-point gain Friday, when Wall Streeters, cheered about good news a bout the dollar. wholesale prices and the money supply, went on a buying spree . . 4/tof"la In TM .fipot light Do"'.lone•A rerag'1• HtJ• Y-(AP I f'INI Oow·J-••ereOf STOCKS NEW YORI( IAP I-S<lit'\. • D m D•l<r OotJll 11•011 low CloY' CllO .-.d ,.,,, c~ OI 1¥ Mt<>e<i most .. ,.... JO Ind ~ •• , ., •If 1t 404 '° 0()1 I • Nt • Yon Stoel< E1tcf\o1\9t •n..tt. 10 Tri' ~ 10 ™ •S 2S9.20 ?60 •2 ~I tr.cll"O .... _..,, •• mMe .,..,. •• IS Uri 107 '7 IOI #1 107 10 107 IS 0 I PMI Am. .. 1,140,IOO I°"" • '-&S Slk 3" 96 ,18,liO 313.fl 314.1141 II :;II ~:~d!t'"" ~~:= ~~~ :. '.'." ~~~~ ~::;: ~ McDermott ~-'°° ,. • lo. Ulll• .. , 100 Apld019I 335,400 1911, l '• 6S Slit 4,!>ol 000 Ram.clo In 321,JOO 11\0 • "'..----------------OowCflem 315,700 JO\, OetftCo 303,.00 3.S"• • 1' • EXIOft lOJ,000 .S•'-• '• M.ttrlOll 281.JOO tSJ.. ..... a.111<.-.mt• no.IOI> ~h , \lo ~•nRO<lb 27&,IOO 23'• TtU<O Inc 17•.000 1S • ... ~vur lS.,'IOO ,,.., . Arltll Riiy 1.U,300 •' > , ~. NEW YORI( IAPI· SMs. ' o.m otlce .,,., '1411 ch.tnoe ot tf\e ten mcnt .ttll•t Arnerlun Stock EwttwlnOI l•>utt, 1t•dl119 nttlOMlly at more ll••n •• tnslrum Yn. . 982,1100 l • ~ H<><IOllM 310,100 21'• •I 1 M<CWI 011 1-r1""1J .... • I unll ~-s 111,'CJO 3 • •· ~~~~~,~~ . 1:;~t:>1)4~:·. ·,.~ Tenn• Corp 111,200 S''< • '9 Aumer1 0 101,'IOO 1•1 • "' Allee COtJ> • 101~ I'\ . Oomt Pelrt. • '1.600 M -"1 1Jp11 and Doaen• NEW YORIC IAPI AdUll<l!'CI ~hMd U11<ll.tn9e<1 Total "~ue\ New hl9n, New low• NEW YORI< llt>Pro• lln.r P•••IOU\ oay week aoo Mo/1111 •OO Y~ar .a.QO Two Y••U\ fQO J.tll t to 0.lt 1' I lof'ICl•lt 197• to oete SALES IAPI WNAT AMEJI Ora NEW YORK IAPI Advanced OeOl~o U11<hanoeo foi.1 '''""' New hlQ~ New low• Odd Lot• Gold Quot al io1u ., n.. ·~-'-*" '"'"' Sti-.eo world 901d P'l<tt lod•Y l •11'•11: mor111119 lhonQ UO> 10. oo .. n '4.20. •ll•r""°" """"nos u. OOWfl w a ,..,,., "'-f1(l"9 UOT 61. oown \O"' ,,_llH't: ti~ \10to l2, OOWfl U ll ?Wj<ll• holld41y ..... Y-: Hendy ~ H•rm .... bd\~ Mil• UOS.'O, -t0.2S. ' H•• Y••-· l!noem•rc1 •e•l1no """' uos.u. -'° u. I • CAIL Y PILOT MARMADUKE by Br•d Anderson BOOMER . .J v. "Hove I caught the monster? The on· swer is yes ond no!" FUNKY WINKER BEAN SHOE MOON MULLINS GERIATRIX I NeVE:Sl OID .... et.Jr 1 5TIU. Fe&t.. OPR>se -n--IE ~ ~,.,, EQUAl-~HTS A ~T ~ AMfNOMENT.,., MMZKEO OURS l DENNIS THE MENACE ' • I I .. by Tom Batiuk lF ™E SCHOOL LEW PAS..'£5, 1HE ~OOl.b WILL 6Tffi.> <HN ! by Jeff MacNelly by Ferd and Tom Johnson GORDO JUDGE PARKER SrnHG HER CAR PARKEO IH FRONT OF JllUAH KIHG5TOH'S "°""f, GEORGIA REALIZES THAT HELGA Mll5T HAVE ORJVEN IT TtlfRE .•• AHO SAM OEOOES TO EAVf5DROP ! TUMBLEWEEDS NANCY AUNT FRITZI, OUR Pl.ANT DIED --- ISN'T THIS THE PLANT OUR NEIGHBOR BROUGHT US FROM EUROPE '? by Wm. F. Brown and Mel Casson AGATHA CRUMM OR. SMOCK HOW 81G WAS YOLJR 8AR Ml"'f'ZVAH , SMOCK~ MOTLEY'S CREW MIKI:, GUE5':> WHA'f/r/ YD<.J AND EA~L H.AV~ &EEN INVITED BY ~!:SIDeNr CA~ERTO "TH~ WHITE HOU<SE F0JZ A ~K-Tle DIHNE~ ... He FOL.U>W€0 Me. ,OM~H6R~! 81G?.' PAP HAP -ro u:;Ase CANAPA JLJS"i FOR 1"HS PARKING .' by Gus Arriola by Ern ie Bushmiller IMAGINE THIS PIRT COMING ALL THE WAY FROM EUROPE PEANUTS I , COMICS / CROSSWORD by Charles M . 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RWQICo A 11*' cM l'llQll tctloOI ~"'• .,. Of\ ......... ~-.... ,. .,. u-t.o...., poM.• ''"' ,., .. l,llleQ • OllPU.SY ~ t.oltitn alld r••lfl o a ..._,..,. o-uaa trw.t 1 7·~ lf\IOUIQOI .,..S 0-1· 1•1\Q olOllf 1#1.linc•# ~ Af~ 1u .. ..,._.n "" lc"'O Ollll~ ~ 11•...,; l"'ljV lar •Y" l;h«k up. till •11.0000 ~UKlA MAH "Taxi' A rriu~s Judd fh1 '>th It.ft . -.1,11 -. :.t!-1 tux1 driver Alt•x Hit·~t·r \\hilt: And) Kuufman plays fl'llo" clnH·1 Ldtlo.J (; r.n "" 1:-the prcmll'r of ·Taxi" al ti .:m p 111 T111•srlay on Chan· tH'l 7 A 11>Ua1ca1 v0<1ta11 01 Chwtee 1-11111, muMc; andldMb (RI ()) C88NEWS 9·30. I LOVl LUCY A genv led and 11 comely gtt1 11111 In loYe wtlll LUC'f and Rleky. •espec:lively tD .. JCHAEJ.. JACKSOH ?:OOIGues~MCly J• N8CH£W8 LIARS CLUB G IOWUNO FOA OOUAM I OOOGER DUGOUT 8AHFOAO ANO SON Litrnonl and Fr..O 1111111 e<l'ol.,,tllg4I ol the lrM IMll otlered by • BmathmOl>INI • MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT QI) IHTAOC>UCIHO 8IOl.OOY "farth And Tile Un1v9f11&" Claa""e-1 Lbc Ing• 9 KN><T (CBS) Los Angeles 0 KNBC (NBC) LO'I Anqelos I KrLA (Ina ) LO'i Angu1ui. KABC·TV (ABC) Los Angeles (I) KFMB (CBS) S.in 01<•go G KHJ· TV (Ina ) Los AnQt•le::. (fO'l KCST (ABCI San Diego • KTTV (Ind I LOS Angele'> a> KCOP·TV (Ina) Lo s Angelu1o fD KCET·TV (PBS) Los Anqelui. e KOCE ·TV (PBS) Huntington Bedth (}) JOKER'S WILD 7·15 1 DOOOEAPRE-GAME 7:30 $25,000 PYRAMID CONSUMER BUYUME David H0<0Wltz takes • 1()()1( 81 the lull--vlce gaa a1aoons and cr.a1tenge1 Ille IHlfl lllSI commefCIAll I NEWL YWEO GAME JOKER'S WILD BASEBALL Los A119et.l• OodQl)•a ~s Gan f:r1ncisco G1an11 ti) ADAM-12 Two l!Old·UP mell hold • Q!!f hostage on a root tii) 28 TONIGHT Host Clete Aot>ett• '11) F'AElllCH CHEF "HB Egg•"(R) (I) 1100,000NAMETHAT TUNE e·oo f) (J) THE JEFFERSONS Goo•ga's old navy buddy llh<>w• up at 100 Je ller.c>n$ nnd 181111 "'odly in love with Lou1&e . John Wuync star s in "llondo." :.i 1953 western. to be broC1dca~l <t t !) p m . T uc:-.ll"Y on chunncl 2 J\h.o in the film <Jfl' Ward Bond. 1·cnl<>r. a nd .Ja mes Arness. Newsman Eyes Changes in TV S PRINGFIE LD. Mass. <AP l -As a vete ran of 30 years 1n the ne ws business. CBS newsman Douglas Edwards says he has seen "taboos fall by the wayside, with little or no regret." Even so. network broadcast news is better· tha n when hl' went on the air m 1948, Edwards said . although network television hos its "dark :.idc " AS AN F.XAMPLE of fallen taboos, Edwards told a meeting of New Engla nd Radio and Te le vision News Directors Association that when he started In net work radio news in 1942. ra pes we re not carried in newscasts. Edwards said "the dar k side or this exciting business" Is that television must accept som e respons ibility for d eclining lite racy a mong American childre n. T ELEVISION'S PLUSES are lls role In enter· talning and Informing the elderly and handicapped a nd its success In bringing poUUcs to the people. suid Edwards, who a lso believer. televis ion "con· t ributes to the longevity of the elderly." Edwards celebrated his 30th a nnlveraary on CBS television Aug. 15. 'Petticoat' Show Switches Crew HOLLYWOOD <AP> The pink submarine of "Operation Petticoat" ts sa1Jln1 once aiatn on ABC, but wlth an almost complet e chanao of crew. The aeries now atara Randolph Mantooth Robert tto~an, JoAnn J>nu1, IUJary Thompson ind Melinda Naud. Mi11 Naud Is one of th• few holdoven from tho original cast. t:J~r the new format, the Sea Titer ha1 betn convertt!d Into 1 llfeg'uard aervl~ tor downed 1lrmen a.nd aaJlora. thus provldint a rca50n for the nurae5 to remain aboard lndef\nilely. Mini-seriet; S tars Line Up LOS ANGELES <A P l Stars signL'<i for the NBC m ini series ·'The S a c k e tts" in c lude Acade my Award-winner M e r ced es McCa m · br idge, Gilbert Rolan. Ja c k E l a m . T o m Selleck, Jeff Osterhage, Ge n e Ev ans, Buc k Taylo r , J ohn Vernon and Slim Pickens. ,( __ L_. _M_. _n_o_v_,_, ~) INFORMS In the DAILY PILOT It we• the Deltn -•nat the rule• ••• the ,., ... lostl ~ -~ _...,. .. ~ .. D LtTTLI H0UM ON THf~ A1 lOng A a W• 1e f~lllef" The lno-tta lem 11y movM lfom W9'nu1 Orove 10 W1nou end •ncoounte•• • youno Of 1)11111 t>O'f l\am4NI AJbet I jJ.h llh•w LaborlH u•l (P•rl I ot 21 e MOVia I * "WM Goda 0 1 Tile OH p" ( liHI Vincent Pr1G41, hb Hunl41f All un<letWaler etly tuter ltld· naoa IWO )'OUllQ women (2 ""I G MO'M * * '"' "So Tl'll1 le p.,,, .. t 19!>!>1 010t1e Oet4aven, Too'( CUllll A trio of Am•rlc1n aerv1ceme11 t>ecom8 invOIYed With IOve and chMll'( wtwl• on IN_,. in P'11t (2 hH I • MOVll * * • "W" And p._ .. (Plft 1) (195el Audr91 H9Pburn. Henry Fonda Tile llYM 01 llVM Ru1alan l11Nlie. are grutty allecl• ed l>V Ille Napofe9nlc •• ,. ~hr•) &I THE OLITTEAINO PAIUS "An Eorly Lile" Upon •nterong Cambtldgo. Adam MOlfla oxper.onces his fjra1 t!14atloMhlp with women and e t!l4a11onat1l1> w1111 8 dying Cathohc. a9 OAHIELF08TEA.. M.0. "Coronary By· Pen SutQflf'I" 1:30 f) 0000 TIME8 Wlltona end lhe Evana tamlly put on 11 variety ghow 10 ,., .. money for a day.care centw (Al '1i) OVER EASY Jotepti Collen and Petri. CUI Medifl• dllouu lhelt 17·yeat m1trl1git and gel· ting olde<. llnancl81 advlao• Robe<t Kltlaman on tong 01stance bu• lre\'91. r41QU· lat oye CheCIHJpl. (RI (J) 1118 EMMY HOPEFULS 1:45 D ®l TO BE ~HOUHCEO 1:00 f) CJ) M 0A•S•H Ch!l(le• wind• up In a dan· g•Houa p •ed1camen1 becauM 01 his blund&flng opp1osct1 to a disturbed p81*1t (R) 0 THE CRITICAL UST 1P•em1etel Hosp11&1 dlft'IG· TUBE TOPPERS ABC: fJ 6:00 Monday Ni2hl Foot· ba ll. The Denver Bron cos visit Min· nesot a for e.t m atch with the Vikings tonight. KTIV «D 7:30 The Dodgers ope n th e Giants 1n Candlestick Par k. Dodger Baseball a crucial series with Sa n Frun c isco 's KCET @ 9:30 "The Magic Mind of Eli Noyes." The filmmaker exhibits drawings, chro m a ·k ey. color syn · l hcsizcrs and other video effects. tor Oen l.Ultter (Lloyd Bfldgell. In llne fOf • ptMI· dermal cabiMI POSI. learnt lhet 1\11 alell pnytjelena et• flltinQ P<9Y 10 e al\arp mal1><1c11ce 1awyet (Buddy Ebeen) tPan I OI 2) 8 MOVIE • • • "Tobruk" (1967) Rock Hud1on, Geo1ge Peppatd 8<111111 and Get· man enll-Nazll blow up Ge<mlll luel auppli81 In Tobfutc (2 h•l l 81) OAVID SUSSKIND Parl 1 "Copa \Is Homo.eauats' ond Pert II "The Ho"°' Of Me.1t1Can PulOfls" 9 MO'llE • * * "Buck And Tne PrMChet" ( 111721 Sidney Poiller, Harry Bolnfonte A 1•111 guide lor l0<mer at•vea end a con·men. dls- gulMd as a pre11chet teem up to ligflt ru1111ou 1><>untv hunlett (? h~ ) 9:30 8 (1) ONEOAVATA TIME Ann 1s unawete that • MJP· posedly netplul OOlle90ue 1e out to oet her ,ob (Rl fO VTR "The Magic Mind 01 Eh Noyes" Fiimmaker Noyes it•l'Ublll ~ ot rus draw· 1ng1. chroma·key. colo< a)nlhelll41fS end variOus video 1tll$Cll in exotor.no lmBQe m•nlpulo11on field• (P•rt 2 of 3) 10:00 f) Cl) LOU OAAHT Lou "-llM 8 C I A O<d8' 10 lay oH • IOcel esp<onag• st~.JR> 8U NEWS ., HIGHT QALLEflY A Wilch ra1urn1 from 1119 gr ave and aearcnea '°' " MW body tD THE PAI.USERS Cou1)191 are joined and ronl asunder H Violet and Cll1lletn arll btit•OlllOd Liu•• leeves Kennedy, Pttlneu proml'" 10 marry his Childhood IWtielh11ar1 Mery. end OlenGora helps Mm11 M&ll declOO AgOlfl~I "'"l)'.ltlO Omnium (Al 10;308)m NEWS 11:00 ID. Cl) 9 NEWS OATINOGAME • MOVIE * •·~ "C1pt1ln Llght1001· (19661 Rock Hudaon. Bor· bat• Ruth Two rel>OI Olli· oer1 pot lhelt Wlls 11ga1nat the mighty Eno11an 1n the Irish Rebellion ol lhe 1eao·a (2 hrs I tD TH~ 000 COUPLE Fell• hnd• • wago ol • hOuMkHl)Of to take care ol Oscat wfllle M 1• tecu- per atlnQ 11 home hom an utcer l llacic ti) FEAHWOOO 2HIOHT Quells M•I Nellie FO< man and Barbie. Mr l'hll· l!.2_ MlllbV W DICK CAVETT Guest Joe Venuti, COOStd «ed 10 have been the '"" IAU voo+1n1a1 (RI '1i) MACNEIL/LEHRER REPORT No 'Soap' Lather ABC Exec Sees Quiet Debul l\y Ji\ Y SllARBUTT LOS ANGELES <A P l ABC's sex-spice "Soap." lambasted by r e· ligious and homosexua l gro ups when it begun last fall. is s tart ing Season No 2 with a lmost no ne of the cr iticism that preceded its debut. Thb is the gospel according to An· thony 0 . Thomopoulos as he begins his first full season as ABC's pro· .:rams chief He began there last Ft'l>ruurv whl'n Pred Silverman de· (·ampl'<I to r un NRC JN A WJDF:.RANGING c hat her<.'. he said he thinks the reason "Soap" is rt!tumjn)( with little publil' uproar i!'\ tha t the show "ha!; been fair ly well-received and ac('epted " Jlc said he ftocls that when viewers rina lly s aw the half-hour sitcom after a ll the hullabaloo last year , "the j udgment made by the public was thnt the crit ics were wrong." And. in t'ont rast lo last fall. when HI A BC affil iates l'tthcr a t red the s t:rll'S late at night or refused to put it on al a ll. virtually <tll ABC stations will air 1t this season a!> scheduled, he said . AMONG T llEM. H E udded. 1s WJZ in Baltimore, the only lop 50 ma rket r-tution last fall lo s uy no soap to "SOap." which chuckll•s al>out such m3tters as hom osexuality, 10(1delity a nd the Mafi a . ./\nd unlike last season. when each "Soap" began by advising that cer · l ain of Its "dialogue and situations may not be suita ble for all members of the family," there'll be no such ad· vlso r y no w except whe n ABC's cem1or feels It Is warranted, he said. On another ite m, he was asked if he fe lt Fred S ilver m an shuffled NBC 's new schedule at the las t m inute to avoid taking on top·rated A BC early In the season, in effect stalling for tim e until he can get s hows he thinks will be hits on the air to ch allenge ABC's top shows. THOMOPOULOS diplomaticall y said he djdn'l know why all the shuf· fling, he'd have to be u.t NBC to un· dcrst and Silverma n 's m otivation. and added. '·I could make a lot of ass ump· lions. but It would be unfair .. Two other matters John Travolta a nd Farrah Fa wcelt·Majors Travolta, the .. Welcome Back. Kot· tcr " co·star who hit It big In the mov· ies "Grease" and "Saturday Night Fever ." wtll return to "Kotter" this season. but only a ppear in eight episodes. MISS t•AWCETT·MAJ ORS, who left "Charlie's AnRels" to try fo r a film career. then was sued for leav· Ing he r s how. will be back 1n .. Angels" this season. but only for three episodes. Will they return to their series next season, too" ·'There are plans to have them come back on a limited basis if we do proce<.'d wit h t h <.> s h ows. · Thomopoulos ~aid. lie gav<.> no dl'ta1ls on how many episodes Travolta would appear in during the 1979·80 season. nut he said Miss f'awcett MaJors. wh e n the s uit agains t her was dropped, agreed to do three more "Angels" episodes next sca~on. THE GRAYING, 40-yearold f'X · t•cutivc grinned when asked to pre dirt which networks would be No 2 and 3 in the r atings this season I lt- decl incd to hazard a forecast "f 'm just going lo take the position A DC is going to be No. I ." said Tho m opoulos, whose network of ril'1a lly starts its new season tom1tht. 1V Movie RoJe Cast HOLLYWOOD <APl -Kim Res· inf'er plays the role of the small town girl who lums to prostitution as a means toward res pectability in the NBC six·hour mini series .. From llere to Eternity." Donna Reed won an Academy Award as best support. ing actress In the role In 1953. Miss Rasln~er recently comple ted a star· ring role In "The Beauty Drea m" a nd was a regular In the series .. Dog a nd Cat." .John Traoolta Ollvla Newton -John the word A ~AMOUNT PICTURE !POI LeMW..M••M 11141 U J·f J to UAC ..... 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O&y5 ot h1a yOUlll 8 MOVIE * • ''• "The LIUt Child ' I 197 t) MIChaol Cole, Van Hottm A youno couple AllemPl6 10 sa•e their unbom Cllild lrom " 00• ernment ftcllCI 1011n11 unou111or12t1d Chlld·OOA• ~ ( t hr . 30 min 1 W HOGAN'S HEAOE.S HOQan gell Klink ptO- mot8d 10 O«m111 Chill! of Statt C!) GET SMART ro k1dnao • soenti11 and his vehicle. l<AOS 1>o1lda • klllt'f rObOI that ~I. 1h1nks and reec1a like <1 normelmon fii) CAPTIONED WORLD NEWS TONIGHT QQ) MOVIE • • '"' ·froun Deod t 19671 Dana Andrew1 Ann• POik A Ge•mM Kl· •Jnll•I a11emprs 10 t><1nq back the H111e< •-v1rne by lhAwmg OUI Nail deOP· t•eeze •Olun•-• 12 nr1 I M::>RNING 1·1e11 CULAnMOVJI! I • "McMiiian And W1t11 The G1me 0 1 Surv1vlll ' t 19741 Roe; I< HUdl01I, Susan S "nt Jam•t 1;301 NEWS 2:00 NEWS GET SMART M1.11 lleloe 11 girl esca~ wllf\ e 1191 ol KAOS olOO"tl 2'301 ~IEWS 2:46 NEWS 3:20 MOVIE • • • "Thtt Bay ft()m Oklet1om1" ( 10!>41 win A<>oere J• • Mency OllOf•, 4: tO I NEWSMAKEAS 4:40 8Tl'VI IEDWARDI Tue11da,,•• DayCl•e 1ffo.,I«-• AFTERNOON 12:00 0 • • • At Gunpomt (195SI f'roo MocMurtll'f 0otOlhy Maione Att .. IOU· •no 11n oullnw duriflg a hOld·up, '' Sl()fllQWne;' 18 l\untttd by 1"9 dead man s b•Olhet ( 1 h• . 30 min.I • • * * "Tonlgtll And he<y N!Qhf' 1111451 All• Heyworth. Lee Bowman A London anew goet on dur- lnQ IM W8'11me bombing!> (I h• • SO min l t2:00 G TWIUOHT Z~E a.QO D * * * "I'm No Angel 119331 MM Weal. Qory G1on1 A 111vac•0<1• midway d11ncer co.n~te w1111 a f>l!aov past and con.men lfl8ndf. bec<Hn4M lf118IU81· ed with ii handsome llOClllllle 11 hr . 30 "''" I A lll•·year·Otcl Child hilS An i lte town 1nrnli11<1 ol him HIGH HOPES HONEYMOONERS /4 m11unde1a11ncJ1no lh•fl818n5 10 end t0<evor thu tuendshlp or Ralptl and Ed 12:30 8 DRAGNET "The Big N0tghb01 aJ C"°68-WTTS al MOVIE 3:00 II) * * 'h "Muscle Beach P1tly" 119641 Frankl11 Av111on. Annelle Funicello A -althv womon Idiot awev her llf'nlt. tnOney. aod alfec:11ons Wlth muecte rnen et 1M beech ( t hr • 30 • • '"' · We•lbouno (19S9 1 R11nd()lpn Scon. V1tg1n1a Mayo A CllY81')' oll!Cftf attempta to keeo " 11-oecollCh ~,.. open '° lh81 11 G.tn 1r&n5POtl lhft 001<1 needed by the Union l0<cea r I nr 30 min I """I 3.30 D • • * "Gaby' ( 19561 Leake C1ton. Jonn Kerr In Lonoon. "6•1 bef0<e 0.Dey. ., f•enct'I bal'9fma and an Amer ICaf'I SOid Kif fall In lo"1I I 1 hf • 30 min I ~c • .--.. ~-THE SAVING PLACE _,.. 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MIHf •1VR111 11\W THI OHi & ONl Y 1Nt 'WE CARRIED THE GOSPEL $TIGMA ANO COULDN'T SHAKE IT' Oak Ridge Boy•: Duane Allen, Left; Joe N. 8on1all, Richard Sterban, Blll Golden Saloon Hypes Career Gospel Music Rebe/,s Swing Imo Country By JOE EDWARDS NASl'MLLE. Tenn. <AP> -It took a song about a saloon to transform the Oak Ridge Boys from gospel music r e bels to country music dynamos. The quartet's recording "Y'all Com e Back Saloon" a year ago propelled the group into the mainstream of cc;>untry music and was the first of three straight No. l songs on the coun- try music charts. The other two we re "You're the One" and "I'll Be True to You," which was No. 1 this summer. THE GROUP HAS been called the Bee Gees of country music and there Is speculation that the flashy foursome will be named group of the year in October by the Country Music Association, displacing the Statler Brothers who have won the award six s traight years. "We do country with a rock ·n· roll approach," says Richard Sterban, who once sang with the Stamps Quartet backing Elvis Pres ley. "It's a very pro- gressive approach. "I see othe r people doing things like we do,·· he says. "P eople are looking to us as trend-setters. We're definitely not a traditional group." BEFORE LEAVING gospel for country more than a year ago, they were not a traditional gospel group, either. They wore b e ll -bottom trousers and turtleneck sweaters, prompting some traditional gospel pro- moters to refuse to book them. They also kept beer on their touring bus, raising eyeerows like biscuits in a hot oven. "Most of us go to the cooler after the show," Sterban says. "We have very few rules and regulations. But nobody would go on stage drunk or anything Ukethat." Actually, their pro - fessionalism and stage presence have pushed them to the top of their field. They own two publishing companies and a re- cording studio. have a fancy smoke machine for their shows as well as a 14-member road en- tourage, and refuse to label themselves as "backup musi- cians." a s tandard industry call- ing card. THEIR PHILOSOPHY 1s "Keep It happy, keep it excit· ing," and their fas t-paced, spirited shows almost always force crowds to their feet. Success has s miled on the group. which has won four Grammy awards for gospel mus ic and 15 Dove awards. gosper s Grammys. The group also provided background voices for Paul Simon's recent hit "Slip Sliding Away." But it took "Y'all Come Back Sa loo n ." a ha nd-clapping number that's a n addictive singalong, to catapult the stylish foursome into the mainstream of country music. "LIFE'S BEEN a lot easier s in ce 'Y 'all Com e Back Saloon,' "Sterban says, relaxing in the group's office in suburban Hendersonville. "We carried the gospel s tigma a nd couldn't shake it and had to break the ties and establish to the world that we are a country group. "'Saloon' did break those ties. We all had a good feeling about it. It got us over the bump, and we followed with a couple of others. "I reel we will be a major household name. We've been at the top or gospel and been that way in country music. Now we're ready for the next step." Tops in Pops By The Associated Press The followin g are Billboard's hot record hits ror the week ending Sept. 16 as they appear in this week's issue of Billboard magazine . HOT SINGLES 1. "Boogie Oogie Oogie" A Taste Of Honey <Capitol) 2. ''Three Times A Lady" Commodores !Motown) 3. "Hot Blooded" Foreigner <Atlantic) 4. "Hopelessly Devoted To You" Olivia Newton-John <RSO > 5. "Kiss You All Over" Exile <Warner Curl TOPLPS l. "Don 't Look Back" Boston <Epic) 2 . "Some Girls" Rolling Stones <Rolling Stones) 3. "Double Vision" Foreigner <Atlantic I 4. "'Grease' Soundtrack" IRSO > 5. '"Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Cl ub Band' Soundtrack" <RSOI COUNTRY SINGLES 1. "I've Always Been Crazy" Waylon Jennings CRCA> 2. "Boogie Grass Band" Conway Twitty !MCA > C•ll 642-5171. Pul • fe)lt words lo work for ou. GoldleHown CheYyChose NOW PLAYING 3 "Womanhood" Tammy Wynette CEpicl 4. "Hello Mexico" Johnny Duncan !Columbia> S. "Heartbreaker" DoUy Parton <RCA l EAS\' LlSTENJNG 1. "Fool If You Thlnk It's Over " Chris <United Artists> 2. ''Love Is In The Air" John Paul 'Seotti Brothers > 3. "Talking Jn Your Sleep" Crystal <United Artists> 4. "Three Times A Lady" Commodores 1Motown 1 5 "You Needed Me" Anne Murray !Capitol I SOUL SINGLES l. "Holding On'' LTD CA&N > 2. "Got To Get You Into My Life" Earth, Wind & Fire <Columbia) 3. "Take Me I'm Yours" Michael Henderson <Buddah> 4. "What You Waitin' For" Stargard CMCA I s. "Get Of" Foxy m ash 1 IJTUl1Dll NIGHT FEVER IOHN TRA VOLT A A PAA AMOUNT PICTUAE (i} BREA .,.. ...... 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In a lmer after id by fKA ught .heir 1y've Inter 'Ome d ln· ul 30 uys Ip us keep 1.·· INSIDE : •Ann Landers •Classified •Horoscope The Great Engineer Search It's a bull's market for the employee, who · can name his price at some companies. lh CHERYL aOMO OtU.G.tMly,....._ Suppose you're lying on your back at the beach wwung to turn ('Opper brown As you peer out from under your sungla5ses you see a s man plane passmg '4 llh ll banner floating on the back. The ·s ign s ay ~ "HUGHES NEEDS ENGINEERS" and glvt!s a phone number. As you watch the n )'ang classified advertisement being towed by, you may mumble to yourself t hat things must be pretty drastic for a large company like Hughes to take to the skies. They are. According lo representatives of Southern California's aerospace industry . an intense hir· Ing campajgn· is under way for teehnical and engineering personnel ror a wide variety of ex· panding civil and military programs. ll 's a bull's market -for the employee. Hughes' rathe r unorthodox method of recruitment was just another step in an ex· tremely tight market in which some companjes a re paying existing personnel finders' fees that range from $250 to $1,000 for luring new employees. • Monday, s.e>tembet 11, 1978 OAIL Y Pll.OT Judge Munoz : I Judge Frances M1110Z: Education was 'something she had to do on her own.· Other steps taken by most or the major companies in this area include natiol)al coUege recruiting. advertisements in newspapers and i, trade journals, and searches with state employ· meot ornces and private firms. Law was something that Frances Munoz always had an interest in, Others offer inducements like four·day work l weeks. company cars , dental insurance and al· f tractive retirement benefits. but once she wasn 't sure there was a place for women in the profession. \ 1 I But wasn't it Just a few years ago that aerospace workers were laid off in massive num- bers. and e ngineers -some with Ph.0 .s a nd years of experience -could be found pumping gas at the local station? Or selling Fuller Brushes door to door? And in the early '70s. didn't schools like the Uni versity of Southe rn California a llow engineering s tudents to transfer into dental schools? Yes, those things did happen and are ap· parenlly eart of the ret.soo for the vigorous employee search going on today. When the bottom fell out of the aerospace industry in the late '60s, says G.E. Gerner of Ford Aerospace and Communications Cor pora- tion's Aeronutronic Division in Newport Beach. many former e mployees adjusted their careers a nd students decided not to go int.o engineering at all. In the eight years of the slump, he explains. "we lost a whole gener ation" or young engineers and the technology bas changed so <See SEARCH, Page C2> By CHERYL ROMO Oft• Dally ,.Uet StMf A trawtional Hispanic woman is expected to get married, rear children and to be a good and obedient wife . That's exact ly what Frances Munoz' parents expected her to do. But today, she is Judge of the Harbor Municipal Court in Newport Beach. As the fifth of 11 children, she was born in Arizona where her father was a coal miner and her mother a housewife. When Judge Munoz. who may be the first Hispanic female judge in the history of CaJjfornia, was in juruor high Decoding Numbers Your social secun·ty card tells a great deal about you. By SUOITB OLSON Of IM !nlly ,.llet Staft school the family moved to Corona where her father took a JOb in a factory. In her judge's chambers surrounded by law books and a large picture of a little girl jumping rope. Frances Munoz recalled her parents were unable to encourage the children to attend col- lege because they had no money to help the m. "It was somethlng we had to do on our own," she s aid, recalling how she encouraged her younger brothers and sisters to work and go to school'. The judge, 47. attended night school three or four nights a week which left tittle time for social activities. It took her 10 years to work her way through Los Angeles City College, UCLA a nd finally South West Law Sc:bool in Los Angeles where she graduated in the upper 20 percentile of her class and was Law Review. During that period, ~he worked full·time in a furniture store as a manager and buyer. It was hard. she recalls. but she was determined to get an education. Law was something the judge always had an interest in. but she wasn't sure there was a place for women in the profession: "It never occurred to me it was possible for <See J UDGE, Page CZ) Sh akespeare gave us the famomi lament "Words. words, words:· in the second act of Hamlet. but today. in the increasingly complex Ufe of our technological society, the cry may well be "Numbers. numbe rs, numbers." You have to worry about your car and drivers license numbers. your zip and area codes. telephone number. merucal insurance group number and lots of credit card digits. ftR SOCIAi. 's£CURllT AMO f ll PURPiOSJS-fiOT FOJftDEHTIACATIOI There's one number you don't have to think about. however. ll goes with you everywhere you move. is a multipurpose identification tool and tells a bit about you to boot. A social security card tells where it was issued, even whether you worked for the railroad. By looking a t a person's social security number you can tell approximately where he li ved when it was issued, how long ago it was assigned and if he ever worked for the railroad. Take the sample number 572·56-0935. It is broken down into three parts : the area <572l the g roup number <56> and the serial number (0935>. The triad arrange ment was instituted in 1935 when the Social Security Act was passed to m ake the numbers more convenient to work with. according to J. Stuart, a supervisor with the Los Angeles office. The first three numbers inwcate the part of the United States where the person resided when the number was issued. The areas are coded. beginning with o and ending at 5. Regions a re the Northeastern, Mid· Atlantic. Southeastern, Great Lakes. Mid· America and Western. The Western area has the codes beginning with 5. Any number beginning with 7 indicates that the holder has worked for a railroad at one time in his life. No numbers begin with 8 or 9. though some temporary cards were issued with 9 when a large number of welfare recipients got cards in 1974 and the processing was slowed. The second cluster is the "group number." This is included simply to expand the number of poss ible combinations. Dial·a·Anything You can call for a pizza, a prayer, a story, or medical information. By MARCIA FORSBERG °' • Dlll•r "'"' IYft You can dial for a pizza and a prayer and the time or day. but did you know you can also dial for a story and a daily smog forecast? Start with the basics. The time of day number is ~ 1212. Ta pe recorded messages give you local weather -675-0503; Los Angeles area weather -< 213 > 824· 7761 ; and Southern California weather -(213) 554·1212. For surf and water conditions off the Newport Beach coast , call 613-3371. Jf you want to know the extent of junk lo the air. the South Coast Air Quality Management District provides a daily taped smog and air pollution report - 991-8900. For hUarious impersonations of John Wayne , Jimmy Stewart, Pet.er Lorre and Henry Fonda, cllal <213) BURGERS <that'a 2.87-4377). They'll tell you the locations of aJI the rn·N·Out Burger drive·thn>ughs In the South.land. lf It's lood for thought that you're hungry for. the phone book lists Dial-A· Prayer (in many denominations), Olal- A-Devotion. Dial -A -Meditation and Dial-A·Thought. Restless kids can hear a story -in English at 832-3622 and in Spanish at 832·193.1 -that changes every week. Sponsored by the Orange County Public Library, the purpose of the recorded tales is to acquaint children with the type of stories that are available in the library. Job bunting? UC Irvine's number for recorded job openings is 833·5270. The job lines for Coast Community College District are 556-5586 I for non-teaching positions) and 556·5526 <for teaching positions>. IF YOU ARE In the Saddleback Valley, you can call Dial ·A·Rlde <540·6215> for transportation. Under the direction of Orange County Transit Dis- trict. the vehicle costs 70 cents, one way, within tht! Saddleback service a rea. lf you need to go farther, the vebi· cle will take you to the proper bus stop. If you dial 834-RIDE, you'll reach Com muter Compute r. which Is a carpooling, vanpooling and buspooling ser vice. The commuter matching is free, and the van and bus costs vary ac- cording to distance traveled. When it's medical Information you want call the Tel-Med Tape Library at 835-2221. Nearly 200 tape recorwngs, provided by the Orange County Medical Association. offer facts on subjects like birth control, drugs, the heart. cancer a nd general medical proble ms . Call Tel-Med for a brochure that Lists the tapes available. A simllar service is the Tel-Law Library <834·1760), prepared as a legal education public service through the joint efforts of I the Orange County Bar Association and the Legal Aid Soclety of Orange County. Cati Tel-Law for a brochure that includes tapes on adop· lions. marriage and dissolution. bankruptcy. senior citizens. lawyers. criminal and civil informat.lon. <See DIAL, Page CZ> c Ms. Stuart said there are nearly one billion options and only 250 million combinations have been used so far. l When the first cards were issued in Sep· tember of 1936. the two·digit combinations were all even: 02, 04, 06, and 08. Then, odd numbers unde r 10 were used. A similar pattern of odd·even was used until the mid·l960s but now there is no set way or is- suing them. The final group of numbers is the personal identification number or the serial number. These simply started in the beginning with 0000. Numbers are ne ver issued ag&n, Ms. Stuart <See NUMBERS, Page C2> } • . -~ 1 ~· . , ,-, ~ .. ~ ~ J ' ' ~ • 4 ,..~, .... .. ..... .,,,. -,. . .... f t l l n I· n ;. .t •n 'Y re is s. s. 'l; 's IS ns ps be to 1m be ra he mt .. the . a we K>d nd ; a or ;>eS ;ell ors ock ere r a 1yi.. and em. tes. nd e avy 1crs law 'but 1dle . Of "I I, .. the a.two :el a It tO ays, feel on ls still !Ular with hire leo. In a I mer lfter ld by fRA ught .heir ·y've lnter 'Ome d In· ut 30 U)'S •p us keep '· .. (2 DAIL V f"ILO T •• .Search c From P11e C1 • drai.l1rull) '"'l'l' thut \Jm • poopl relurnJnc ~ould Ju.'t rml tw up tud1y ' Joe K1rnn wdu111 m .. naaatir wllh McOon n(•ll Oou11lai. rn lluntangton Beach, 11y1 muny tif Uw turinn c•mployti1.'' who were latd olf a~ worktng In Jllulht•r n 1rr r or are ntUred I\ r~v. -.urkt•r \ h~v• r('lurovd. b ••1•. h\•(';,iu C' nhm\ or thl'm went Into educauon and bc-t",.U'W o( fltllfJt>"tUon 13 C'utbtlcb Ire relutn lnl lO •lt'W 1J H t Rut 1t v.u~n l uni\ Lht" H,_PIC'fl 11lum1> :.;.iys t\ltnt•r lh•• kt•pt •ludcnlAI away rrom l'nl(tnl'C.•nnJt •u·hooll\ <\l'""''>.H'<' ".i' J(l<ten a bald name In tho lwh• II("' I I hank rt "a.s Ttme Ma1aitn\6 Lhal had lhl• rndu lr\ p1r tur1-d an OIC~ oo IL6 cCJvt-r ollc.>tilt> t.luden~ • "r~ rfiuct1tnl Lo 101 into .a"ro.p.K't" and man)' \\<'nt Into the Pf'Lt'Ol&um tn du!\try " Comiwtu1on IS ~o start. tw Udda. lhal or th(' ti2~ l'mplo)•nu>Rl offt>ri. made lo collea" !ilu dl'nt:. thL' s pnoa with an cmtry level salary of SJOO to SJ25 i..-r wt•t·k a nd flberal benefits unly 7~ 'tud1•nL' Jt·r•·pled the offor w work lot Md)onn,·11 l)ouJ(li.ab in HunUneton ~ach T he utht•,-.. ~ .. nl. to companica wit.h mf>rt- lu(•ru t 1Vl' induc·rrnl'nh 'rht: tr<-nd t.oward offer ang h•llll('r uml lwller lurP!i K1mer sees 111 polen· t1Jlly c1un1wro11' lk llkun~ 1t to offering bonu11cs lo profl~'>IOnul uthlt'lt'!> and rcchl It disturbs UH' m urkl·t and 1:, onc.·~·1tu~e of 1nfifttlon A sµt>k ••i.mi.n for Rockwc>ll lnternat1onal'1it Tt•lecommwlrl·allun:. l>1v1111on In Newport 8e¥Ch s .-y:, h11it firm htt-. not t,.-eo us hard bit as other lot·ttl l'ompa111cs tx:caui.e It 11>n 'l as "Ued in" with l.lt'rospan· ai. some 1tre But ltockwell as plunn111K to udd IOO technical personnel within the nt•Xt vt·ar :and lb havinf( difficulty finding q ualtru·d t·h·c·trcm1c· enJ(meer11. Hotk wc .. 11 :fs rnnlrasted lo Aeronutronlr wh1('11 IS offtonng Ill> employees a $250 bond for referr1.1b srnd JJlan:. to hire 200 by the end of this year 1s not offering bonuses to workers for head hunting It 1:. relytnJ; !>CJlely on advertising a nd conventional recru1tan~ mcth<xb One spokes man , who a sked to rcm111n anonymous :.ays another difficulty in recruit tn~ e ng1rn:ermg maJor:. 1:. lhtil many o f lhc stu dents 1n <.·n~1m·..r1ng schools toduy are not U.S <:lllt.t!nS fk('IJUbC the majority Of the work I~ defense n •lated. the acrospucc industry lbn 'l ltkely lo h1n.· tht·m Tht: continued bui-.mt·ss .iSpect looks pro:. peroub and arcordang to a recent s urvey of e ight major acrospac1• firms m Southern California, t here w11l be a combined need for more than 20,()(IO cmployee:s by the end of lhi~ year . Sayi. Mc Donnell Oouglus' Kirner "Right here m Orange County, the number of unemployed acro:.pact· worker:, 11> probably zen> l'artacularly e ngint•er:. and mac hine operators and a good indw.tnal engineer 111 s till hurd lo find " .,.Judge f (From Page Cl> m e to do it and after I started going to school nights and went Lo city college and UCLA, by this time, my brother <Gregory Munoz, a prac- ticing attorney in Santa Anal had graduated from lctw school and I think he· :wrt of inspired me and kept encouraging m e to go " After passi n~ the bur m 1972, Frunces Munoz was hired by th<· OnmJte f'..<1unty Public Defendl!r 'b OHrce wht·rc• :dll' had the opporlunt· ty l o . work in the Juvcn1l1• cour t syste m , munic1p:1l ('ourt.s. wi1s coun1w l for persons ac· cused of f('lunics a nd parlrcir>ut.cd in jury trials . .. I did aboul everythrn.: they could offer. It was a great training ground." s aid the judge "E specially for me " A first generation Mexacun-American , Judge Munoz served as a d •puty public de · fender Wllil Gov. Brown appotnled her to the bench W s yc<ir. The Coi.ta Mesa resident ad· dressed lhe audience in English und Spanish ut her robing in J a nuary. How does ll feel to s it o n lhe othe r side of the bench? . "I am still feeling my way through. It is a different <'xperience, quite different fro m bc111g an a dvocate ttnd I lhink it's prohahly premature lo evaluate the POliition bcl'ause I 'm still weig hing and adJuslinJC," sht• said Wrth II hint or pride. ltw JUdl((' suy!-o hers "' lht> fm1t all f<·mall' t'OUft rn the ll:irbor Jud1 c1ul Oii.t~lct with a womun hutllfr und t.crr1•tury Shi\ 01dn t plun ti that WftY. :.he 1•x11lt11ned, 1l JU~t hup1wn1'tl and i.ht•'i1 11kui.ed l\s JutJu1• Muno1., !!he Mrys lwr gonl 1s not to tw fl "m1nor1ty or 11 f<'mult• I w:1111 lo he u pro f1•Hs1onal f1rxt nnd my primary "oul 1s to do the ht•:1 l JOl1 I 1· an " An• hl'r tlurt•nts, now rnt1rc•ct and t1tlll llvang in Corona, di1-u1p1)(1Jnl<'cl lhut sh<' <lid not foll•>w llH· trudll 11mul I h:1ptrn1c rok und marry and havt• grnnd<'hlldren"! "No, thc>y'r1· thrilled ," xhc :.aid. "And the olht'r c hrldr<'n hu vc m;rdc up for lht• .irundt•hilc1r1•n " •• .Numbers <•'rum Page Cl > su1d . bccuuse they c &n be uRed by dependents for m:rny yt•urs after the death orthe holder M uny poople don't likr• the social sl!r urlty :.ysh·m and MOme rell1elous h<>lif'ver11 think that tht• t•ver lnt ru118lng US<' or lhc code lmplitilf an u rwoming "one world govurnmcnt'' and the end or 1111 aaic. · Dul ll &('om" to many, with the plethora of numbers, thut rt mtghl tx-convenient to hMve ju:d ona and wu• It Cor cverylhlnt{ CWb c~, runa ~ch W.-clN'sOOJl 1'1 tlU! Doily Pilot and contahv Mtle•a o/ womrn'a ond 1enncto cluh me,ttnQt artd ~ /or tl11 fo41owrng wHk -Thur•· d(IJI thf"OUQll Wt'dnftdoJI. Sl"nd 110llc111 tn Club CaJ". dar. Daill/ Pilot. P.0 Boz 1!>«1. Coiro Mt1a, CA 92826 n,. ture to met• lfOur name ond phont' num~ No11Ct'3 ,,,,..,,"-'"our handt two weelu In oduonct. To '""""" o P'OfMN , Wt1l1 or call th• fi'•olurH l>t•portmt'nt, W.U21 P1r1urea or• tamUed to /llftd· rauwrs opn to IM puhlw ...W 'ALL HAlft ,AIHtONI AT RIDUCID ,._ICH ,OR MONTH 0, llPT'la9D LUZZETT A Bernar d 240 ~T CINTIR DR • ITI. 200 140-tGU .. --,. - HOROSCOPE /ANNLANDEAS ( Boros cope ) A 'Safe' Cigarette? T UESOA. V .SEPT. IZ By SY ONEY OMAaa AIU£8 <Murch 21-Aprll 19 >: Accent on bai.lt' m tPr1al. Kervlce11, dependenb1, peta,' do· ini somcltt1ng constructive a bout cllel, nutrition . CllDccr, CAprkorn fifurc prominently. One ''In charllc"' will se to It lhul you l(Cl a fair shake Know l , bf> rffOlved and confid nl. T AURUS IApril 20-May 20>: Hl1hU(lbt holi· duy tlplnt. JOY. ex puns Ion. accelerated artl11llc and social Mtivlty. Gemini, Sa1tllt.ariua -and the number 3 figure prominently. Travel. cruativlty, lunguage. commWltcatlon domlnale sc.:ne Btl wUUna lo exJ)C'rimenl without scatter· m1 rorce5 GEMINI <Moy 2J June 201 Dig deep for 1u.1y dirt Partner or mate provides monetary facll, fhcurM Key Is to find ways or saving, or 11luge1n1 loopholes which create avenues or loss. Sagittarius, Aquarius a nd number 4 -fi gure promlmmtly CANCl!:R (June 21 July 221 : Welcom e chanet>s, but be a nalytical Find reasons for happening.'! and do not accept superficial ex- 1>lunata0l\b, claims. Perceive, sense whal ls of import und do som ething about conclusions Arrent on tegulltles, joint efforts. m arriage. DEAR ANN LANDER S · I was shocked to see two gov· e rnment science re· searchers come out wllb a s t atem e rW that a person could consume a pack a day or the "new low lar" cigar e ttes without apparent risk. Thill certuinly refutes the Surgeon General's report or several years ago which made it man· dalory for cigar e tte compan ies lo put a warning on each pack saying. "Warning: The S urgeon General Has D e t e rm ined that Cigarette Smoking Is Danger o us to Your Health." My hushand. who has emphysema a nd heart trouble. was told by his doctor not to smoke. He quit four years ago but since this new report he has started again. Wh at IS the truth. anyw11 y" MAO AS THE DICKENS DEAR DICKENS: I am not an authority on the 1ubjed IO my wo;d doe1D't mean anyUt.illg. I do bavt acceH to the lateat. bowever , ud tbl~ lJ what the exper11J 1ay: Dr. Jullua Richmond, th., natloa'• top bealth officer, stated: "Whtie 80me cl1aretle8 're les1 haiardous tbaa others. th e rf' I• no dat a anywhere lD the luge b o dy of s cle•tlllc evldene4! on the dan1ers of s mokln« that holds out any hope that then~ ii~ a 'safe' cigarette." Or. Robert I. Levy of the Heart. Lung a nd Blood Institute s aid. "Unfortunately peopl~ who have stopped 11mok· LDg may start again with a false sense or security becau8e or tbl• recent report." Conclusion : The Aaa £••de•• tobacco lobby Is rlcb and powerful. U Is not about to let Its client• so down the drain without • fight. TM tnth la -the only saf e clicarette Is one that li. unJlt . DEA R ANN LANDERS. My wife ts a )(ood person but xhe is a lt>rr ible liar I hand over m y p aychec k tlver y week and s he 1s sup- posed to pay all the bills . I'm the type of person who wants m y reputa Lion to be clean. My wife ~.µends m oney on things we don't need and then hide s the unpaid billi; and the dunning nollcei;. When I find tbe~e t hi ng s c s tuck i n magazines and under the d t>sk blotter) she c rt efi a nd ~uys she meunt to te ll me but it ~lipped her mind. I don't w ant to m11ult her by taking over Wt•'ve only b e en m urriPd s ix month)\ Wh;,it do you suggest'' SICKUVIT DEAR S: T1ke over. NOW. You won't luall her -you'U reUe ve her. She bas proven sbe can't handle m oney and you're a boob lo let h~r ruin your cr~lt. Gin her an allowance •nd pay the btm. your~U. LEO <J u ly 23 Aug , 22): Maintain equili brium d espite "fanta11tlc" claims by member or family Do what must be done in good -natured m anne r . Seek h armony. be diplomatic. deal with Taurus, Libra, Scorpio persons. Low key appr oach is besl for all COD· cemed. Keep diet. health resolutions. VIRGO <Aug . 23·Sept. 22): You gel to heart or m atters and what you find Is both pleasing and disturbing. Your self-esteem is raised, but you may be disillusioned by one you tended lo idealize. Pisres figures prominently. Romance 1s fine, but keep priorities in focu.s .. Novelties Highlight Gift Show LIBRA <Sept. 23·0ct. 22) Be realist ic. el>pecwlly ahout lime. investment. ... emotion~! responSPl> Someone around you as a "psychic vamp1r<' ... taking-and-taking, no thought or giv· mg anythinJC in return. Now ls time to rid yourself of surh "1>nvilcgcd t'harncters " SCORP IO ((frt. 2l·Nov. 21 J : Cycle is favorable, you get good news. A relative. formerly a "sparnng parlner." makes noises like an <.ally You win. M<iJor point has been prov en Anes, Ltbru figure prominently You frn1sh project You ~ain plauditi. of one who writes, who 1s a partoflhe m ('daa . SAGl'ITARIUS !Nov. 22-Dec. 21 J; New up· proach could r esult in gr eater profit. Know il and acl accordingly. E m phasis on m oney, valuables, personal possessions. Leo, Aquarius fi gure in scena rio. Stress confidence. indepen· dence, original approach. Member of opposite sex offers high pru1se -a nd probably means 1t CAPRICORN !Dec. 22-J an. 19>. Take lead. dig in. chum territory. refuse Lo be intimidated by age or tradition. St and firm , lall. 'You win. You convince. Your arguments ring true. You attract allies. You make comeback as views are vindicated AQUARIUS IJtan. 20 ... 'cb 181 What seem!> a dark chapter 1s act~y bnmming wilh light as you will discover Gem ini. Sagittarius figure promine11Uy You need not fear the unknown. Message will be clear and "prescription" won't be hardt.otake. PISCES c Feb. 19-Ma rch 201 : Good lunar aspect coincides now with "proof" of friendship, loyally. You learn a lso that lunch is not free. There is a price and you 'II find out how much I he cost Romantic enta nglement is funny -up to a point IF SF.PTF.MBER 12 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are coni;cious of physical appeafance, more so th:an thl' uveruge pPr~on. You la ugh a lot, scatter your forces and expect luck lo ride with you . •.•• Dial <From Page CJ> Tot-Linc 838-7377 -1s a telephone l'OunsclinK service sponsored by Family Services Association of Orange County and is stuffed by counselors trained in early ch1tdhoocl development. Call 1f you have a qu.:ation about such th.in~s such as your child's fears, temper lan· trum11 or sleeping and etillnl( hubiL'>. Th(' Barth Control fm;titut€• 956·3600 i.:ivt•!i information on ull aspcc·L'I of birth l'Onllol, humun ~ex uulily and prti nutul r:arc> For t.•xumple, U you think you' rt• pn·gnunt :inti wondC'r whut to dn. lhl' H 'I can offer ~lli?Rl'!it1ons and rt•n•rrul:. By ELAINE Q. BARROW .. ,. .. _ ........... "Fergus" m ade hi~ American debut a t the recent New York Gift Show And his appeal was immediate und touching Buyers touring the exhibit:, couldn't resist paus ing to touch the furry facsimile of a blackface ram. "He has been petted al least 350 limes lo· day," suid Demsc Percival, Fergus· Scotland· bnsed custodian "lle's never going home. He likes it so much here." T H E TOY RAM IS made or pure sheepskin. genuine ram's horns. a nd a hand -carved wooden face It is 16 inches ta ll and 28 inchei. wide. and Mrs . Per cival said ll could be used ai. J bench or as a decor ative ilem. Miniatures. 4 by 6 inches. a lso we re displayed. Fergus. of course. had plenty of company among the 650 exhibits at the Coliseum. There were olher cuddly animals. sterling s il ver mini anim a ls. animal pictures and animal banks Ceramic horses added anothe r category and an eyecatcher was a cera mic teapot sculptured like a n iguana. Another a ttraction featured sterling s ilver figurines or character s from the nove ls of Charles Dicke ns. in c luding Oliver Twist . Scrooge, M1cawber and others. ON THE ELEGANT bide were gifts of rrystal. china and s ilverware. us well as p rac l1c<il cookware and an extensive se lection o! items for the home. A "Discovery Room" provided a focal point for the newest product.'> culled from displays at the Coliseum and from a companion show of 300 displays at th<.• New York Sheraton Many of the "Discovery" products wert- novclty girts. :.uch as a suede cover for a bank checkbook inscribed. "f'or my da mn bills" A culinary item w<is <i cloth "Norwegmn kit<·hc n witch" doll rcputt:d to bring good luck to on . Its h a ir is a mop or mul11colorcd yarn a nd the body, silk screenl'd. as <.'1<1d 1n overalls d ecorated w1lh a colorful douo und ra inbow motif An out-of-this-world vers ion Is a 27-inch astronuut doll wearing a s pace suit The face wus reproduced from a child's photo. STOP SMOKING T housands have with 1ust one visit . at reasoocJble rate' San Clemente HVPNONSIS CENTER Ste 126 (Modiccll PIJza) What can be more personal than showinl your own face" A decorative pillow, 16~ inchei. wide, 12 inches high, a nd 7 lnches thick. is s haped like a table-model telev1s1on set with yarn knobs. A photo reproduction fills the fabnc "screen" -you as a TV star. TODAY'S NO-SMOKING t rend was well represented. A ciggy bank in the form of a pat•k of cigarettes offers lo store the money one would save by quitting s moking. For those op- posed to a s mo ky atmosphe re. there is a plastic stick ·fi~ure shown breaking a c1i;tarette over itb knee. An mscripl1on reads. "'Thank you for not :-.moking.·· The pressure-ridden m ight get a laugh from a loy "te nsion meter." A comic rubber figure e;tands beside a m eter resembling those at t'arnivals whic h m easure the impact of a ham· mer stroke. PWlch the toy figure and a ball <·lim bs the meter scale lo mca:;ure tension. from a mere "rurned feathers" r alJ.ng to a bell- r anging peak or "violent r age:· A compara ble item is called a "tens ion re- li eve r ." It advocates. "Relieve all those penl· up tensions wilh one good throw or a brick ... Fortunately, the brick 1s ma de of s ponge. It bears the slogan, ·'I don't get no respect.·· ALSO FOR relier is a carrymg case in i.cribed "Executive Lunch " Jts plastic COD· tainers appear to be designed solely for dis lillery products Nor were th~ sentimental overlooked. A memorable gift was a gold Box of Love decorat· cd with a cupid on each side and topped with a red ribbon bow. Ins ide w as a small parchment scroll: "I bet you think this box is e mpty, but it 1s not It's fuU of love ...... In contrast . a re turn to reality was suggest- ed by a simulated TV s urveillance system of fcrcd as a posi.1blc :.ystem to s hophfltng and othe r theft It 1:. a mock closed -ctrcu1t monitor mg setup with a butte ry.powered red light to make it appear rcul. THE EXHIBITS covered a wide range of prices. many on lhc upside For example. a dm•rtor of markctang offering a brass puzzle for $75 commented that hi~ firm also had a Jigsaw PUZ7.IC made of platinum. Asked lbe pnce, he :.aid "$117.000 wholesale." The rel<iil pr1N"' "I don't know." he rcpht.'tl "We've n<.•ver sold one " Th" Ah'ohollsm Council or OranJ(e County 8:1~ 38.10 C'an on11wer qucs- t 1111l!l 1rncJ i~1vc rcfcrrnlN and information on Alc-ohulics Anonym ous, Al Anorf'land Aluh•t•n. 493-3332 LIMITED TIME ONL YI I ! r=lI~ M{)~li a= U~LIMIT~[) ~X~OCI~ It= ~()U JalPlliil 13.,., ()CT. 1? YES! We can do it. Copy and restore your precious OLD PICTURES! Offer lllptrH t /J0/11 f l l fOB E AS IS COPY SPECIAL 5x7 Black and White AFTER 5. 95 ..... l tl.00 ADDITIONAL Sx7 DUPLICATES OF ABOVE ... SO 10% REDUCTION ON RESTORATION CHARGE MICHAEL S. GOOD ftttotottt•plly 34011 t.a Pl•za • D•n• Point • 493-5840 F1qure-and·f11no~'-conscious women will tan~ Milo a burga1n at any pri ce (especially this onet). 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Cl., W•wPOrt &.ac11, CA.,..., M••lon G SteYPn\ S llTWI Lo.l Cl ll<ewport Bu<ll, CA9'i...J T Ill\ t>u"'~' o\ GQnductt<l t>Y •n In Q1~·0u~· M•r-G Sie.-,., '"I' ,,.,_.,, .,., llled wllh ,,.. tountr C ••O of 0••119e Covn•v 011 ~Pl 1, 1911 f'IOMU PuOh>lled 0.MQlt C:O.\I 0.lly Pilot S.01 ti, •8, 7S. 0<1 t. 1'71 ------------- PUBLIC NOTICE SUP'IElllOlt OOUllT 01' Tltl STATI! Oft CAUl'OltNIA l'Olt THI COUNTY M OltANOI! -AAltll .. OTfCI! 011" Ml!AlttNG 01' P'ETITIOH l'Olt •1104'.t.TE Of' WILL ANO I.ETTERS TISTAMl!NTAltY, FO• AVTHO•IZATION TO AO· MIHI STElll UNOIElt TME tNOEP'l! .. OUfT AOMINISTlt.t.TION 01' ESTATUACT E>l•te o l ll.VIAA OLSON. 0e<U~ NOTIC.I: IS HtRE8Y GIVEN INI ROBER! H 8ERGSTfN 11•• Ill.a ,,..r&tn <1 P••llflon lo< Pt"°<JI" al Wiii ctnd l\\u•M f' 04 lfl''ttt"f~ lt\\ttmtnt.trv to 111-P_H,._ •"° '°' •utN>rl1•t10n 10 ttdm1n1\IW unOrr ttw f~ndtH'lt •dmtr'll\h•t•on ot E'\•tt\ Act. '•· ,..,,.,M. .. to Wfh(t\ .\ M.0. fOf' furtMr P••lotular>, "ncl IMl.\IMt llme •ncl Place o4 hUtll'Q I"" -11.M betf' >el "" S..01 1•. 1~78 .ti 10 00 • m • In Ille tourlroom al °"""rt""'nt No l 01 ulcl <OUr1. al 100 Ct.le C.-nlor Orlve West, ,,. 1i-. Cllr ol ~I• A"•· C4111ornle, 0•1..i AUQUJI 7', 1'18 WILLIAM I . St JOtfN, County CLERK .t.LAN 9 . llOOt.1! Y JU Weft""·"°'"' U• I.ff A .... I•, CA *U T•I: U2·1M4 An ...... , .... , .... "._ Publl•hecl Or-Co.1'1 O•lly Pllol Sept •, S, 1 I, 19/t •US-18 PUBLIC NOTICE SVP'EltlOlt COIJllT Of' THE STATE 01' CAUFOltHIA l'Olt 'TME COUNTY OF OltANGI! He. A·'7U1 HOTICE 01' 14EAlll .. 0 01' f'EllTION l'Olt l'llOeATE 01' WILi. ANO LlnEltS TISTAMUITAltY FOil AUT1401tlZATION TO AO· MINIS TE• UNOE• TME IHOIEf'ENOENT ADMINISTllATIOH 01' ESTATES ACT E\l•I• o r RIC~ARO GRANJ ROWE. OKN'ofd NO'TICE I!. HEREBY GIVEN 11\tl LUC Ill E. 0 ROWE~ l llf'cl ,,.,aln • Ol'fifl()tl 10< P,.oo.tl• al Will """ I\ \uenu nl lll'lle<~ Tf'•l"-nt&rY 10 ""' Pptlflon•tt..,,., tor Alill\Oflt•tlon lo ad m1111\f"r ~ ,,.. lndl!P•,,-111 •cl m1n111r .. t1on of E•I"'"' ACI, relerM<• lo w "l<ll I\ m•<I• tor lu•l ller Otlrtitulfr\. ~ th•I II,.. llM4t •ncl P••<• ot "-'nv '"" ""',,... ,.., ""'""wt tor $eol 2•, 1Y71, 111 t0.00 a m . In Ille <oowtroom o4 OeNr1,,...nt Ho 3 of \did court, at 100 O•k C..nter Ori"" Wt\I, In lhe City"' SM!tit AM. Ollltornl•. D•l&'d Stoll!f'l'll>t• I, 1978 WILLIAM E. M JOHN, Counly Cl<tf1< •e•o a •••o ,. C....•~ ,. .. ,,. E .. 1 s.t••• , ... ~Aftpl .. ,CA_, Tel: 217 .. J'H An«owy1 !er' "'""~ Pvbll'lled Or-Coe•I o.lly PllOI kpt. 4, S, 11, 1'11 •UJ·lt PUBLIC NOTICE lt·J*l SUl'91tlOlt OOUltT 01' Tlfl '1ATa Of' CALlf'OltNl.t. FOil THIE COUNTY 0" OltANOI ... ""71t• HOTICI 01' MlAltt ... O 01' f'ITITIC* l'Ollt l'ttOLUll O~ WILL AMO FO• 1.llTTIU TEUAMI .... T.t.•Y E\1"'9 frf ELSA C BRU .. OT, a. ELSA BRUNOT, OtceaWJO. HOflCE IS HEREBY OtVEN "'9t ROBERT NI ELSEN, Jlt lle1 flltcl Mreln a llllllkMI for ~ tf Wiii Mid for ltMllll'C• tf IAntr'l Ttte-••Y. ,..._ ,o wfllch It m• f9f ,....,,,,,, perll(lll""' -lt\M -llfM -pla<• OI llter1"9 1'-MIN hti ~ wt tor 5t9' ,,, 1'11, •' 10:00 •. lt'I., ltt lfW dlur1fOOM of 0eP*flft1elll No. i ol wl• court. •t 100 Cl•I< Ca111 .. Orlv• W••'· In tlw OIV OI SM!• A1141, C.llfornl• 0.ttcl AllQldl >0. l'ITI, WILLIAM a . II JOtlN, Count? (.Mir~ IUUAMt ... HAHlllol "41(.e.._A_ ..,_.110-,CA-- ltf 111>1 IU•'4N ................. ,....... l'ubll,.-O.anot eo.iu Oe11r l'llOI S..1 •,.l, 11, 1'11 •U11t • Pl '81JC' N01'1<"E PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICIE TO CllEOITOlll~ ...... tfftl \U .. EltlOlt COUllT Of' THE ST ATE Of' CAU l'OllHl.t. l'Olt TME C:OU ... TYOFOltANOE In 111e Meller ot Ille E'l•t• ot OOROTMEA C. ROBERTSON. •'• OOROTHEA CREATH ROBEATS()tj, 0.tU\eO NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo credlto•l nevl119 t111rm eQ41111M '"" \aid oece<lenl to Ille seld tl•lm• 1 .. tt.e otf1<.e of the <lef"k ot '"" <li~cl (O<lrt Of 10 pr ...... llleM lo 11\oe un- O.ril9~d •I 11'8 otflC4' OI KENNETH C NEWELL, tM E. Color.00 81•d,. ROO'TI SU, P•~. CA '1101, """lcll letter ofltGe 1, the f>faQ ol Du•l,..H of Ille ufWler>IQMO 111 .it ""'lier\ puleln· 11\Q 10 s.tlcl t!<lafe 5"(11 Cldiml Wlill I~ ntt4'\\a'Y voucl'lfr\ ~l be fllecl or p'e\ented a\ a1ore-,.A•d wflhln •our "'°"'"' •lier ow flrlt 11uo11u11on of lhl• notice D•tecl A"OU\I 11. 1'78 GeorVl' w;..-11 R-··-E•ecutor 01 fht will 01,,.ioOK-.it Kl!NNIETH C. .. EWELL "--'-'--U. IE. c.Mr.-111 .... lt-SJ:l ""°""*·CA tntt T .. : IJUI ,.,._1194 PvC>11.,,.., <>.,.. eoe~t o.i1, P11ot AUQ 11, 11, $e111 •. 11, 197' ••·11 PUBLIC NOTICE PU8UC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE .. ICTtftOUS•USINISS .. AMIESTATIMENT Tite 1011owtno penon I\ °"'"" ~I· NU ii MARINE DISCOUNT SERVICE CE NTEA, llH ·S Wt•I lt•lell•, Or•no•. CA '2t61 Beve•ly A Ulve n , I S127 runow-. ~lmlMI•<. c.t. ~ Tiiis OIJSIMss ., tondUCI~ l>Y •n If>. cllvlcluel. • - 8-ly .t,, Ul•tll Tiiis 11.i_,t wes llled •1111 I~ County Clerk ol Or•llQliShecl Oranot CAIMI Otlly PllOI S.pt, 11, II, 2S. Ocl 7, •'11 PUBLIC NOTICE .. ICTITIOUS aUSIHUS HAMii STATEMl .. T Tiie tollowino per_, I• OOlno Dusi· M''-": NATIONAL E~IPMENT, 17"1 Stoy Perle, Sulit "8 . 1n11ne. CA .,714 Mlcllttl J Colll>. 11~ 0.~•n Wey, ~nt• AN. CA .. 103 Tiii\ lknillt'>S IJ concluClecl by .,, If>. cllvlcluel M k ..... J Cobb This •l411111t'19nl was llltd wltll Ille Cou111, c1er11 ot Orenoe County on .t.uo. 7, 1t7L , Putllitlled Or-Coast Otlly PllOI ~. 11 .... U.Ocl. 2, 1911 PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS e ust ... U lllAMC ITATSMl .. T Tiie •ollOwlllt """"' •r• 001"9 llonlntl\ ••. OltlFl"ITH AHO AMTHOHY, .t.t • IOf'fley.t .. ~. 2l50 Mote VOfN l!A,I, SoiU• N, CoH.e MMe, Colilcltfllo .,.,. .t.I"" II, C)rllfltll, .t.t!Of'My et 1.•w. Ull WHI St. AIWlr-. S.nt• Anti, C.llfornl• t210f l'•ltl<lo I. """'°""· AtllOfMy ,, L .. t, 14011 Metl'IOlll , heu ti, wes1m1,....,, Celllor1n9M.t Tllll buslMU Is ~Oft411<ttf l>Y a ..... r•f~""1P l'a.rl<I• I. Anl'-Y lfllt Ste....-Wtt liletl Wiii\ "'9 r_,,, fl•r-/Ill Or-°""''' Oft "'"'' ' • 1'1'. e 1t1,.l'ITM AlllO AHTMOlllY ...... .,. .. ~ ... MeMv.w..-........ c.n.*"~ .... .....,., "'*''""" °'""" CNtt o.lty l'ltot, •• ,, "· ·-~r 4, 11, ..,. ~,. I ANCIENTTOMB DISCOVERED ATHENS. Greece t l\P l A Creek arch uoolo..ctst says the discovery of a second tomb In the Vergin a mound In northern Greece indicates the site wu a royal Ct!metery for ancestors of Alex- ander the Great. Profesaor Manolis An· dronikos of Salonika University hid the 8econd grave appears to dute to JS0.375 B.C. He said it was not as richly appointed as one uncovered las t Nov· ember that AndronlkOR conte nds was the tomb of King Philip II. father of Alexander the Great. PUBLIC NOTtCE SUl'l!•IOll COl.lltT OJI THE STATE Of' CALll'OltNIA l'Olt THI CX>UtfTY 01' OltANGI! .... ..,..,.., HOTICI 01' MEAltlHG 01' l'I TITIOH flOft f'ftOISATI O" Wtl.t. ANO 1.1n••s TIESTAMENTAltY ANO AUTMOltlZATIO ... TO AO· MIHISTElll UMOElt THI INOE f'l! .. OEHT AOMINln•ATIOH 011" IEST.t.TllSACT. E\l•l•ol I~ EHMIG, 0.U•\e<I NOllCE IS HEREBY (;IVEN 11\tl Wtl.1.1.t.M OTTO E.HMI(; ll•l tiled llettln e petition for Probate al Wiii •nd IUwent<t ol L*ntr~ ltsi.m.nl•f'y •nd lo• eu!llOfll.tloon to .oml111ller wn der llM l~I aclmi"l'lrallon 01 E\tal .. tel, reteren<e IO WIUCll I~ M.tcle lor furthr• i>ertlcutan, .nd '"'°' ,,.,_ time """ple<e Ol llUrlnQ IM Ml,,,. N • OHn wt lor 5el)I. 19, 1'71, el 10 00 •.m , 1n ttllP courtroom ol ~i>eriment Ho J ol wlCI c°"'1, al 700 Clvl< C.t1t•r D•I•• WHI, •n IM Cit) of S.tnl• AN, C.llfornia Oetecl A1J9<1'178, 1911. WILUAM IE St JOttN, C-.1 y Clet1l AltOUE, TltESTOH a MYEltl U.Wlltlllre.......,_ s.11., ... Ut A ........ CAMtl7 h i'. •Jt.t1'1 AtttrfttY\fw:P'tth~ PUbll'lled Or-C:O.~t Oelly Pl!oi Se1J1 •. S, 11, 1'71 OS4-11 PVBUC NOTICE NOTICI! TOC.IOITO•S ...... .-rt l .Ul'l!lttOlt COUltT Of' TICIE TATIEOl'CAUl'OttNIAf'Oll THI! COUNTY 01' OltANOI! In Ille Melle• ot lhe E1tete Of WESLEY M. HINE, l>Kused. NOTICE IS HERE&\' GIVEN lo <re<utor1 llavil>Q cl•lms ~lnit IM seld dee-to,,,. wlcl eleirm In tM olfk e ol tr. <lerk ot ti.. .. orn•lcl court o• lo pr_..t lhem lo ""' un-Clerll(1IMrtll Strwt. SUit• 400. LO\ Af\99~. CA '!0014, Wtlkll 1•11.,. of· fl<• 11 ""' place ol blalnni of tr. ...,. oen1onec1 In "'" matter'> pert•lnlnt to uld •51•te. Such <l•lm• with the neusury ~llen mint be fllecl or pruented e\ •lor~ld within tovr IN!flthl .itM '"" first l)Ul>llcellon of I"'• noflce . D•te<I AUIJU)I 2S, t979. Oonelcl M. Hine and Wtrf'M S P•llefle Eucoton ol the will Of wldde<.edeM M.t.nHEWS. ltU,J•. At1Wl'ty·~ Ouft .... Heft, It ... & GMe iu Wttt SI .. Strwt s.lt•• IAJ A .... la, CA t0fl4 Pul>lhlled Or-Coe'I 0.lly Piiot AUQ 2'. Soeol. 4, 11. II. tfll ., .... , • PUBLIC NOTICE c ... ,. .. OTICE TO C.IE04TOllS 01' IUUt TltAJfSf'Elt ts.a..,.,_.,_, U.C.C.) Nolle• I\ 11ereby 01ven to '"• <r•cllton of RIOiARO L. SHAUB. Tr•nilerat. wt'tOSe bu$1neu eddr.u h Ito R•plo . Clly ol c.m.rr1110, Counl~ of S•,,•• e.rwra. Stete of C.tlllorn1e IMI • Dulk '"''""" ii about lo be mecle lo OS A MU II.OJ I MA •nd K IYOKO KOJIMA, Ttanst•r•H, ""'°se ~"""' -~• i~ HlOI En-c,orv..SO Lane. City o4 MIHloll \lleio. C:ounly of Orenoe, State al Celllornla Tll• orOPertY 10 be tran•terred h IOC•l•d •I :l«IO INlne Blvd. Clly of Newport Beacll, Coun1y of Oren99, Stele ol C..lllorl'I•. S.111 pr-1y Is 119Strlblld 1n ll"""'•i ••. All 1100 In Ir-. fh<IUAS, equip- """'' ...ci IJOOd .. 111 of t~I <-Ol>Y c ... 1er buslneH .. _ •• C:OPV CENTER •nd louted .ti 1400 INIM Blvd .• City Of Newport Be~. CotlntY of OrM\Olt. St•lt of C6tltom<e. The bulk t~sfer will be conwM mat~ on or .,19, -'''' day of S.p. tt,.,.b•r. tt19, "' to A ~M 41 ProlttslONtl EKrow S«vl<es wflOse aOC1ru1 Is 1'11 Nonll T11\lln .t.venue, Sent• AN, Cellfonlle So ter .ts Is ~nown 10 Ille Tr...,•t•rees, •II ~· Nme• .,,., tOCl<enu \Md 11y '"" Tr"'"'.,."' '"' tilt pa" lhrw veen ere. Sarne. OWmu Kollfl\it ICl)"Ql<O Kotime l•-'fer'Ms Oelecl A~ 19, 1971. ... 0 .. USIOffAL EICltOW SEllVICl!S 1'21 H•r1"T .... A-Se11t• ... ,, .. c.11-. tVOt l!l<rtW He. 1*n-MI' Pul>llsMtS OrM>Qe Coast 0111, PllOI Selll "· ,,,. • --------~•ll1·1' PUBLIC NOTICE .. ICTITIOUS aust .. ESS HAMIE STATUUNT The loll-lftll MrWM •r• c101n9 b•nl,,.oe1. J&E.BLAOE RENTALS, 10S11 f emplon A .... G.trcltll Grove. CA '26'43 ' Jolln J..:oti Huft>l<kff, IOS21 ltm· pt on. G.,dell <:;tow. 00 t26'3 Ethel •••leln li11nslcl(er, IOS)I T emplon Ave., Ger<M" Grove, C.t. '1MJ T "" tiuitneu h COllducleo l>y en 11 .. dMtS11•L JoNI J, HUMl<KW Tiii\ 11&1-t w~ 11181 wit" the GolllllY CIKk Of 0r*"98 Gountr on S.e>t. '· 1•11. "'~ Pul>lltlltd Or-. co.ts! 0.lly Pilot S.e>t 11, ''· ll, Ott 2, 1919 P UBLIC NOTICE C,..nM MOTICS TO CltlCMTOh IUf'l•IOlt CIOUllT Of' TMI STATIE Of' CAUl'OflMIA l'Ott TMI COUNTY 01' OtlANOI .. .....,. l!.tlote et JUANITA P09LANO CAMPOS. OtcHMd. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEH • llw <redllon et tlll ~ nan>M 0e<:.oen1 INI ell "'"°"' ......... clellM eotk>U tfte MNI die .... Mt rt'l'lll"ecl to Ille '"'"'• wltfl .. ~ .._.,.,,., 111 ,,,. offl(t qt'"' cleftl Of tM •bove '"" lllHHI COln1, Dt fO pr-I 11\tlt'I, wllh lllO flt<UM#"f --·· to lht 11n° dertl9ned "ci'O INlll,_,.., .tto<"nos, SILV.t.S & U.TOH, 1140 W, Sent• An• 80111tv•rc1, S.1110 All•, C1illor11le '11N. WPl!ch It !tit pl.C. ot ~Int» ol lht UndertiOll9d In ell f'l'Wlttt r\ pert al"· I~ fo 1"9 ...... of H id .. <tdeflt, wllllill lout lt'IOtllM 9fltr IM 11"1 WDll<•llOt' ot Ullt notice, O•ted~S. 1m . 111\Alt'ttNIANO I', OllTE0111 4dmlnltttetof ot '"" IE1tett ~flfh.-..,,_CIK.-,,1 Ml.YA$ a IATOfll ,, .. w . ._.. ,,_.,...... tofl'le A.,., catlfW'lle '2'W Tel; 11141 ... 1.W . .... ,, .......... , AM!ltlllff .. l'Vltilllled Orellfl Cont o.tly l'llM, Sept II, lt,2.t-Oct J. "11 MoncS.y, s.s>temt>er 11. 1978 DAILY PILOT €3 AP'WI~ WOULD·BE COWBOY RIDES BUCKING MOUNT DURING SUMMER AFTERNOON RODEO Small Eve nt• Are Peckeged by Elmer Anderson, Only Bleck Contractor In Mldwest Packagers Riding High Midioost Rodeo Circuit a 'R eal Frontier' By SUE BLAKELY STROUD. Okla. <API -It's a small rodeo -the kind most people have long since forgotten -mid-afternoon on a hot and dusty Oklahoma Saturday. The old-fashioned wooden bleachers at the Sac and Fox ln· t ertribal Rodeo Grounds are less than half.filled. A few spectators lean against the fence. Others !fl>rawl on car hoods to watch in comfort, drinking coke and eat- ing fry bread from the con· cession stand. ALMOST EVERYONE knows everyone else. And the faces - Indian, black, white -are almost all teen·age. Along the back fence. the young cowboys check their gear. The stock behind the chutes are quiet. moving leisurely to shift their weight or swat an oc- casional fly. Frie ndly voices drift back and forth through the small crowd. Want to buy a chance on a case of beer? How about a chance on an rn- dlan blanket? H A VE VOU HEARD who drew Frankenstein? "This isn 'l a typical rodeo." explains Elmer AnderS-On, Circle A Rodeo Ranc h and Co., Guthrie. Okla. "It 's just to sort of h e lp the m raise a little money. you know. and I had an open dale.·· Elmer and his wife. Charlene, package rodeos for high schools. roundup clubs. pioneer days, founder festivals whatev"er excuse Midwesterners can think up for getting together. All sum· m er , they make lhe rounds. Elmer and his crew work the stock and the arena. Charlene keeps the entry books and helps the announcer. "We provide whatever they need -· speakers. concession s tands , ammals. the works." Elmer s ays, "everything, that is, except the cowboys." MANY OF TIIE RODEOS are s anctioned. Others. like this one outside Stroud. are not. But they know Elmer and Char lene here. It's a repeal performance for t hem -and for Frankenstein. ··Franken s tein 's my best bull," Elmer says with pride. "He's only been ridden once in over 375 times. And that one time he got rode -well. it wasn 't his fault -the cowboy had all the advantages. He'd been on him five times before. "And then they had that bull in a tiny chute -and he weighs 2,200 pounds. He hooked his hom ln the gate when he came out and down he went on his knees. That bull was still bucking on his knees -for rive seconds, he's down there bucking. He finally got I006e, but the cowboy only had lo ride him thr'e seconds out there ln the arena. That's the only Ume he's been ridden. IF ELMER IS PROVO. it's excusable. Rodeo contracUng la a hard business. There aren't many contractorR. And Elmer Is believed to be the only black contractor In the Midwest. "It's u real frontier." Elmer says. "And It's highly corn- petltlve. Each year, little guys try to make It as a contractor, and each year. most or them fold. But this is my childhood dream, and l Intend to keep worklnt at It." Both Elmtr and Charlene have been lntereat.cd In livestock EDITOR'S NOTE -ti's a mce American &eene· a lwt summer a/· temoon, a mioll town. a rodeo Meet the man who run.t 1!. El~ Ander30n and his pnde. a bull named Prankemtein. Andenon 1s satd to be the only black rodeo con· tractor in the Midwest. and for hlm it's the Jul/rUment of a childhood dream. and ranching as long as they t'&n remember Shortly after they married. they began buying small parcels, leasing old farms where the scrub oak and g rassl and intermix in the Oklahoma hills around Guthrie. justnorthofOklaboma City. "I DIDN'T HAVE much stock of any kind then," Elmer says, "but I knew what I wanted to do and l knew I didn't have the, funds to do it all at once. I was going to have to do it little by lit· tie ... As a start. the Andersons 'So•e ltor•~• ar~ j ... c ltardlteaded aad sc111Jbonl.' opened a small, typically s parse country s tore complete with ordors of dog food . Neat 's root oil. used saddles and a lt.purpose medicinals. Two years later. they added a feed mill and scales: but these we re only steps toward the real goal. Elmer dons his bright blut: satin shirt d!ld mounts hrs horst> for the grand entry. There 1s a delay when someone discovers the Okhlhoma nag which IS lO be carried in the parade has been mounted upside down on 1ls 1>0le. The horses shift restlessly while the n ag is corrected. Then the recorded music s tarts . and the arena disappears an a fog or dust that engulfs animals and spectators alike . "I knew if we were going to make it as contractors. we'd have to have something to offer that would make people call us again,·• Elmer says. "We were determined we'd give everyone a quality performance they 'd re- member." IT PAID OFF. The first year. the Ande rsons had to lake whatever rodeos they could get. usually the ones other contrac- tors bad turned down. But in this. their third year. they were booked up before the season started. They have set up (or more than 40 rodeos -one to three a week -almost one a day in mid-summer. On some weekends, they have three shows scheduled. It·~ h1s stock that Elmer ls proudeiit o( and most concerned about. "I started trading livestock when I was 18." he says. "You know , buying one or two animals and trading them off for one better. Finally, two years ago. I traded tn a lorge number o( cotUe for a start on the rodeo stock.'' SOME OF THE STOCK comes rrom special rodeo a uctions ·· f rankensteln was bought from another rodeo company when they sold o ut.'· Elmer snys . "He'd been rallJed In !.Outh Texas and bucked s s a calf. HP we nt lo the IRA finals that year." Some or the stock comes rrom people who have bought a hard- lo·handle animal. "You'll find a maverick an almost any strain." Elmer says. "Some horses are jus t hardheaded and stubborn. When someone brings us one, we'll try it out. If it s hows promise. we put it in the string." ELME R LOOK S ON hts animals as athletes. "The more an anima l bucks. the more he en1oys it." he says. '"That bucking·s bred in the m ; it 's hereditary. An animal"s 1udged in the aren a for his athletic ability -how he turns and spins -how high he jumps and how orten -how high he kic ks . "That means you·ve got to keep him in s hape, keep him well-cared for. He has lo be grain-fed heavily, with extra reed during the peak or the season because of the consntnt travel and strenuous exercise ·· E lmer is particular a bout the animals. "We won't buck a horse or a bull but once a day because we want our animals to stay in good ~hape. to be healthy and vigorous.·· he says . CIRCLE A STOCK e njoys a J?OOd reputation for showmanship, and Elmer hopes to enlarge h..is business to sell stock lo other rodeo contractors next year. PMces for such stock aren't cheap. "There 's not a bull out there right now I'd sell for unde r a thousand dollars." he say:.. "I've turned down two thousand for some -and Frankeastem. we ll, he ain't for sale." In the pen behmd the chut~. Frankens te1n''i s lic k blonde Bra hma h('ad with its heavv horns and sleepy eyes towers above the others. "He really lays down the law in the arena." Elmer say!\, "but he's JUSt a bilie baby to handlt! outs ide -no trouble at a ll. Of course you have to like him and have respect for him. too." NOW IN THEIR mid 30s, the Ande r s ons . who h ave two ~hildren. are beginning to feel a little closer to their goul. "We've done without a lot to get where we are." Elmer say:., ··but we're beginning to feel more secure.·' The three·pronged operation Is a s ma ll corporation. Elmer still hires only one or two regular hands. but on weekends with more than one rodeo, he'll hire six to eight men for each rodeo. The Andersons live In a modest ranch home that Elmer built himself last year after their old home was destroyed by fire. LAST WI NTER'S EXTRA t hree weeks of s now caught them short of hay for their animals, but this year, they've already found a way to winter the off.season and perhaps come out aheetd. ··wr·vt contracted to hold In- door rodtoS In Harrah about 30 miles from Guthrlt-," says Charlene. "That ~hould help u,, pay the winter feed blll and keep the antmalll m shape as well." • Cf Rffl:Y PILOT Mondlx. B!Pt•rnt>et 11, 1e71 PUBUC NOTICE PUBU NOTICE ,. .. fl -···-• MD .... .., ·--... -.. , ... ... n u .w tA4 • Ml t4' .. u . .. lU " . . , lU JO '--·•-"u'"'-' )I L-ff---.,.. ,. J14 1, • , >U 11 l ............ . •••.,••••• ••• JM J3 M~ -OU\tf O•H'>Of••I INl'-r 9000> ,.. l H-9"0Ch. ft\1~1-• u. C.teu ........u.. -,,..,.,, ,,..,(,...,.. 9'•" ,.. 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"" ,_..,..._ ( 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 The Blggeat Marketplace on the Orange Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Qan Sett It, Find It, Trade It With • Want Ad (642•5678 ) One Cati Service Feat Credit Approval ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •wr.. 1002 Gi1 .. rel 100 Gi1 .. re1 IOOZ CHMr.. 1002 CiMlt'.. 1002 Oa .. rll 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCIAMFIOMT Fine craftsmanship in mahog. trim & oak noors . !Sets orr this landmark: 4 BR. 3 ba. homo ln flnest locatlon . . Established tretis & lawns. $475,000. IACK IAY F in e 4 bdrm .• 2t~ bath ram1ly home on quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool. playhouse. extra storage $169.000. IAYFllOMT Several fine bayf ront homes with pier & slip Bill GRUNDY . REALTOR l ''V .1. [Jr "1 ,..,,,. 1, t,l', f1lfJI lOU-'L HOUllNO OPPOll1'UNl1"1' ,....,.....,Hoffc•: IHGUSH EST A Tl $59,900 S2SOOTotal Down Soaring 2 11ty. 4 br + pool! A h andyman's paradiae! Paint and pro· Cll and you have yourself an estate Excelle nt Tnhm livmg. Call quick. 847-6010 . ()l•U1 ft1 I •,,' IUN, 'H ,.'4<• I [~IHMtd EMERALD IA Y! HEl.P! PROIATEI Reduced thou.sands. ex· e<:utivc e!tlale. steps lCJ ocean! Br eathtaking view. Low pnce wall sur· ~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE, INC. 1 IUl't\llY OWNI O COMl'ANY SlRVINC IHI 'IOlllH COl\SI ARll\ ~INCi 19b! WHlll &Sl7 -Can you find a 2 story 4 Bdrm beauty. With rormal dlning room and BIG SWIMMING POOL in Mesa Ve rde. for $149.500'? Why wait? Cal 146-4141 ' CHAUCTB-WARMTH-QUAUTY - these art! trademarks of this delightrul exec. home in pvt. commwut)'. Call for impress ive list of amenities. $225,000 Cal 640-lt 161 . c;,,r111nq Co...,1.1 M esa·lr11irie ti1111t111qton 8p.1c h·N ewport Beach llG CYN TOWHHOME $219,500 Golf course view from this spacious 3 bedroom 2112 bath El Dorado model. Large kitchen with eating area. formal dining room . patio. First phase. Lovely area offers security, tennis. f>OOI & jacuzzi. You'll love 1t! WESUY M. TAYLOll CO., llALTORS 2111 S-Jo-.&• HllJ ll.oed .. EWPORT CIH'Tlll. ~.I. '44-4910 All real ei.lalc advcrt1i.c<l an thls newspaper 11' sub· ject. to the i''ederal Fair lfouslog Act or 1968 which makes at illegal to advertise "any IHI.'· rerencc, lim1tat111n . or c:Uscriminallon lial>ctl on race. color. religion. sex, or national ortgln. or a n intention lo muke any such preferenl'c, l11n1t:i lion, ordlscnmanauon. ·· pnse you ! Hurry' Call today for details. 545.03031---E·AS-T•8•1•0•E--• MEWPORT SHORES Ctose to beach tnvc!'.l or hve in this J bedrm 2 bath beac h ho UH' Pnvate pauo entry lead . m~ rnto cozy !'.unlll hv Ing rm lt'll move fa:it at SI 10.000 ! 673-8SSO This newspaper wlll not know inf ly accept any •dve rt sing for rcal estate which Is in viol:i · lJon of the law MltORS: Ad•fffltert ~ check their acb cWty .ct report er- rors 1 ..... c11at1ty. TIM DAILY rlLOT auumH IWNUty for tM first In· cornet lnslf'flon only. Hoi.MtforSale ••••••••••••••••••••••• hwral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEW HOME RETREAT Prc~t1~1ou!'o Bu{·tola home! Never h vcd -ln ! Over 1600 sq. ft! Qwet location! Below market! Won't last! Cell today for detaili.. 645-0303 FORESTE OLSON ............... ) FOREST E OLSON .... fl ... ' •• AIAHDOHEO HACHISTATE $69,950 Towering trees on cul·de- sac shelter this 3 bedrm COSTA ME.5A Near frvlne Blvd. 3 BR. 2 BA. dining room. shake roof. carpets. drape!'.. wrought Iron fence. security sys t e m . 11pnnl<lers, RV :iccei.i, & many other c ittars . $127.500. Roy McCcrch, Rltr • 541.7729 + fam rm + din rm! ----------Gourmet kitchen. A ---------rambling ranch on Owner wants a partner. spr a wling lot. Owner Buy V4,•r.ior ~of cleganl desperate. bring an of· COM duplex. Extra hte fer• Call 84H!Ol0 H,arbor View lot. custom "';,, '" Q . '" 11 '•, '" ,,,, • decorated, totally re. I I modeled Live tn or buy • lfNPdt\ ;[1;~~i:~';;••'a.o.w~'. WAITING FOR AIARGAIM Thi s c h a rmin g 4 bedroom. <! bath home located in North Costa Mesa has a i.cparale family room & dining area. It slls on a lush green corner lot and hai. RV acce:.s. The owner's mouvated. make un of· fer $75,900 . CA LL 556 2660 C::SELECT I PROPERTIES BEACH RETREAT Find wbal you want 10 Dally Pl1ot Claaslfi~ $2 $75 (JPIN ••1" • I\ IC)fV 10111 IJ<t' [91Rt!MW FAMTASTIC INVESTMENT EAST SIDE Live an this immaculate home. while you butld duplex an rear. ll "5 new Almos t completely r<'· built. Huge lot. New cart.htone crpt.s thruout Copper plumbing. Owner has vanance & plru; for Z more umUs m rear Call ~today for more dclll1ls 545-9491 WE HAVE U,_..l()U~ I IN COM I CdM COTTAGE -2 bdrms. ruce patio. family room and dining area. CdM charmer at $145.000. That ·s fair! 1051 GAIOIM WITH VllW -Beautiful. c lean 4 bdrm with ram . rm. & pool on large lot ln prime area. New on market at S279.500. CLASS OM SPYGLASS -Sgle sty 4 bdrm. European like patios. various extra systems. view and lge storage area. $345.000. U ~ l()U I: t1()..\tt:S REAL TORS '. 675-6000 2443 Ea5t Coast H1ghwav. Corotia del Mar c1lso 1n M~a Vrr<le. at 546 5990 PENINSULA IA YAlOMT OPEN SUMDA Y 2·5 3 18 IUEMA VISTA Cho'111inc) holM wlttl dodl ....... • .... ,..lay", MOit ................ 1Ms J •• l ....... + ..,. at• Maier• .. • •• pro•I•• IHryfront lfY IRCJ .. lh flHtt. SH0,000. Fil. ''0·12'0 671-4094 J.A. REYNOLDS Ir CO. lack loy Special First ume offered in 12""1 yea r s . Outs t a ndin g custom derorated hom~ with large co~y family room. but It 1n TV , &. paneled bar Country kllc he n with stain ed gl815 window. and room for pool m a ke this -. perfect family home $198.500. 673-&SO ()PfNftfQ•H'ftJt"t1t f '1(t l•·lltilil O.ASSIC HOME REDUCED $5,000 l''abulous d ecoru tor s howplace. Exe<•ut1 vt master suite 4 bdrm11 JASMIMI CREEi( ,....,.,... ... 3 bedroom. family room Wllfl own JBCU l~I 5249.$00 H.'CltoFW,._Y Ocean view Z story, J bedroom family hom~ . Choice oC l e nde ri.e 12411.~ COi.i OF NEW.-OIT REALTORS 675-5511 Huge ram rm wtused•--------- bnck Crplc. Fornuil din SWIMMlltS Ing rm plus kit nook. One ol lhe moel f•bulowi Huge cu.1-de·sac lot Rm aquauc compleus you for 2 pools. 3 car garage will see is In convenient· Call now to see this fan ly localed Village Walk. ust1 c h oml'. Only Justaroundlhecomer tf\ Sl1A.900. 545-949t our sh.arp 3 bdrm condo c::3 Walker & lee SELL Idle Items with a Daily Pilot Cl~~ VIEW! S& I, 900 Steps lo pounding surf & crystal sand! Backyard 1s bay are11 playground ! Winding wooden walk ways to !>Ccluded entry' Gourmet kitchen. step down conversation area + fireplace! Sunshine breakfast patio. Pool. jaciuzi. volleyball make g urden living al l b finest . C.1111 for appt 847~10 all It tabs It o homes with fantastic financing tn most areas! Minimum S5000 down No qualifying! Owner11 are financing! Call now' Real Estate Talk to RED CARPET--------- which faceis 11 wadc greenbetl. At $7$.~. you :1houtd aee lha.'\ today & enjoy It tomorrow~ C~SIFIED INDEX la Pia YM U, Call 642·5678 aaotts ...... 11 .... ·~··'· ............. ...,.., .,., ,.,.,. ,,,.,., i....41....,. n.. DAil 'Y K.01'-~ fw ftl. flnt M.,..KI ._........, HOUSH '°" SALi 1001· 1100 OTH9l UAl ISTAfl taoo .a•oo UHT•LS Jl00 ·46'0 IUSIHISS. t ... YHTMl ... T AHA MCI 'M· IOH AMHOUNCIMIMTS , ... LOST 6 '<>U ... O ., .. Ml SOMALI ., .. ~llYICI otllCTOU .... ICHOO&.U IMlntUCTIOH 70H JOH W AHTIO 107' .-rWAHTIO ,, .. MllCHA...,ISI ......... RllTOYOU .... •o•n & MAllHI ~T Tl~TATIOH " ....... AUTOMOltLU ""'"'" t1''1t-I,,. V• ,, ',,,,." ,, 11 t '•' 'I [Vfl'lfl*ll 4 IDftM UHDER 70 Bonus room, 2 baths. hardwood floors. :.hakc roof and much, much more. Priced ror qulck sa.le. Offered no down VA or assume ex111tlng loan with no fOOlS or quaury. Ing. CalJ 7~1·3191 C:SELECT T' PROPERIJES j!l~~~! !'!r u 30day ad In the DAILYPtLOT SMVICI DlllCTOIY DO IT NOW I 642..H71 ma en ab I lrvtne realty YIA• •aouND llACH UPI Attractive 3 BR+ conv. den home in Newport Shores close to comm. pool' le tennis cl. 2 brick patios. $119,500. tA ppt. only. Oon<A Chichester 842-823.5. CT·l25) 642·1215 644-6200 t01 .. 011er Or1w Harbor View Center Irvine et C•r'l'IJ'Ut V•lley Center 7Q.1414 We Listen 754· 1202 $61,900. Near O<'l'an tn llunl lngton Bcurh. Sharp 2 Bdrm. just l.$ m1 to beach. In area of morC' expensive properties lO"k Down, Call 962 7788 *VETS* 0 OOWN·O CLOSING llomcs lo all areas or ORANGE COUNTY YETAGT. Cal541.0IOO 67)..4400 HARBOR A T>1v1Mon ,,r llarhor lnvt'lllml'nl Co PENNY PINCHER AD K Realton Have something you want ----"-------1SELL Idle items with d '° seU? Claaalfied ada do Dally Pilot Classtfled Ad. it well. 642-~. Pr111a1e 1nd1v1dua1s can now sell any 11em Of comb1na11on ol 11ems 10 1111in9 $75 or less w11h a 3 trne ad lot 2 ronsecu1111e days tor 'o n 1 y $ 2 E a c h add111ona1lrne1s 60' lor the 2 days Charge your Penny Pincher Ad Of use your Bankamer1 c;ard or Maslercharge No com· merctal ads accepted Coll today ...t'" yo•r ed h• prlitt tOIHl'row! C• M..-Y tin~ l :OOAM t• S:l OPM fw ... .. ..,..~ w c .. ~, ...... ~·-s-..y· ...... . 642-5678 DAILY PILOT 2 BIT VIEW overlooking Lido & Turn ing Basin. Boat~ by d ay & lights at n1i;:hl Hillside loc, l lcvel home designed for adaptab•li· \y 2 BR & den or formal dining room or can be 3 BR . Ye s it ha !> 2 bathrooms. Best buy available. '"$159,000 ~tr.a~v~e~~t 8 . ~646-8811 -~IME What's Your Trade'! $1.62 per Day Thal't UWe \0 P&Y for 8ll ad In the Daily Pilot Service Di.rectory that can C!lltlhlllb your pro(easlonal Identity. For more In· fonmtion call M2-5e78.. 'lie~~~ WHIRi ILSE IM MIWPORT llACH7 All this and a secluded pool! Open beam ceilings, 3 tx?droom, 2Yo.i bath and family room and dining room. lf you enjoy <>ntcrtalnlng you must see thls al only $174,000. Owner will consider lease/option. POLJTlCINf C S H R W H G H 0 E S R 0 H K R A D E E Z A N P 0 L f T t C A N S X P S l 0 £ H R H W 0 F t C l S C M A H T E R T D 0 L A A A W F T P P f £ H A R M U E A S 0 I U B W l t E H T 0 T R R K E MIH8t ELlltECASEEEKlR G H A R l S 0 A R A M E M S K Y P H D 1 A K T T P H H S G T 0 S A 0 A 1 G Y H G E A I T T 0 H t H l M E W E H M A W 8 R T l Y H r R G K W l 8 £ A G A l t A Y P 0 K H 0 r Y A 8 Y G 0 K T K U K M L 8 N V A & l ~ f Y S M J E £ G H A A L U A Y A E T A D I 0 N A C R R C 8 A R F 8 8 E R E l E E H 0 R A W S H H U R J l I f. K H l K I Q U R 0 E A : WOfde ow ,:i:· . . ...... ~. --Of dlelonMly Fl Mall told bo• It"'· :: 'elltlco Canclid• ledllll\ · lMllMklt 9*t Klllw Ktyetttr :i lbc.noneer A~ln1 Mitt W•d Ht.I" ~ ICll'lfllN• 'e.ori11 Son ~l"ll'lt Otflcl Seel• HeMlfl .. , Owt Ho• fOlftOflOW·Ora CE IBDllB ILlllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS ,OF SERVICf llUFFS JIWIL Beaut. Dolores End Unit On Choice Greenbelt S e ttin g . Larg e Wrap·Around Polio W /Fountaln And Plush PlanlmR Decorated In Warm Neutral Tones. New Custom Kltchen. Fully Atr Condltloned. Flexlble Fln a nctng . B y Appointment. $179.500. A ''Joy Of Newport" Ll3tinR. II I DOYll DllVI 631-1800 ..... -..,,.J.. • • • .. • • ..__., Fo,. S• ,...__.., F~r s-. ·•·•••···•···••···•···· ·••···•···•·········••· HouH1 Fo,. Sate Monday. September I• 1978 OAIL \' PILOT c:; ....••.....•....•••.....•.••.•................ ··•·••···········•····· ····················-·· ~,... I 002 Coro.a .. Mor I 022 ·•••••···•···•••······· ...... . . CoroM 4-t M• I 022 Cotto ~10 I 024 ~°" a.och I 040 1.-viM I 044 H0111es For Sal4t Ho..Hs For Sal4t Houses fo,. S• IT AUAH • •• ••••••• •• • •• ······················· ··••·················•· .•....••.•.•...••.•......••..•.•..••....•.•.•• ·•················•···· ···················•··· •.......••••••.......•. E.4STSIDE 20MEW HIHMS VISTA tH:L.M/\k Now ol>('n da1I) :mr. :mu. 200th11 ft lflOl 19'~ Odowurc• OH GIVE ME ~ hoch I 041 South Laguna 1086 South Laguna 1086 ATMOSPHUl COSTAMlSA AHOME.-•• •••·•·••······•·•····•· •••....•••..••......... ········~·············· \ l~f m~ 11 hlUt• b•I 111 ltlll)' 11111 h U ••· 1•1 llaliun 11J1• ,, ru\lh kit "'"' 1t1 .. 1 'Wiii •h lli(ht thl" .. ,... t-fljll\ •Ii·· l'"~ IH') "' lh•· .I '"" Ill I ~ a11rd1·11 hum1· 011h ~.llJO 7S!I 1..ct1 MIW 5UVllW HOMI WJ'TH YllW 110) Yecht D ..... ~ twc lroom & dt-r\ 2 buthh. r1replaec Ht~ k11 dwn "'tlh bll·~1k fu:.t urea Stdt• 'ur<t, h.1~ room for pool ur ltirKt.' patio Pr 11 t'l·low markt•t ul $239.000 Smull d11w11 J>.t\uwnt & ""'rwr IA.lll »bslst 1n I 111.inc·111i.: cir l~·.Hw upl 11111 0µ1..'n llou.,,~ "·" & "\1111 ' 1 CALL 675-1637 G.H. IOIHTSOH. UAL TOI Try lhu. J t1drn1. 2 buth homt 00 J CtUll'I ,\1 l·~t 141lh ,1 lot 11( lll't'' lll'd1M'1'fl l" su~.150 WESTMINSTER <:uod uwwit111N1t. J lxJr m & Clim rm honw t:r1o•111 IU\· $13.IOI W oC lk•1tl'h N uf Adami; Prt: t'omplellon rrh'.-i. 'l'roy lkuhy ij48 0000 --- ,, 2 hdrm . 2 bttlh p11Uu home. pleui.<'. an :1clult eommuolty, with h.1v(•ly t'1trpct1n~. rtreplat'c, mirrored wardrobes. fenced yard, + double garuge' OK, you got 1t' With pools und tennlw 111· cess' Only $78,000 C'a II )'ii~~ HOPHTtES .. 10,. TM l :JO ,.M,I *DUPLEX* 0<-f'illl side of h~y. lcvl'I Int, c111>y urcei>i; lo bcuch. Nood'I paanl. minor rt:- pa1rs. 1dt.>ol for hOrn(' & lnc·oml' •turry . only $159,900 Miis1oon Realty 4114-0731 U.,,..0 Hills I 050 ........................ Uue to >1t rok1:. Le111Urt• World 2 BR. 2 ba manor MO!itly furn. ln<'I sterhn~ & DrE*!en Chl.na $54,000 t'ash. 837·2153 \ 'l'IHll tilt• ch run~ room. ~ I H l'J)IUccs. "'l'I h,11 . m1c·1 o\\ ,1\ t· ovt•u t lar)tc pt 1\ .111· "'·'lll•<I 'anl and m·t'.1n Vlt.'" 1•11h,111t 1• th1-. mo"t p1i'pulu1 W1ntlnft • l'l.rn 11 1 homt.• m pr1·..,11g111u' ARf.AlFtHD LO!Jlil'SCI Nfpf I OU Northwood lot. 7000sqrt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• By owner $59.950. art HOME & lMCOME M.I . SIU.too ~ 1-: l. l. y () l I< " w ;\ lf(I \f "· • JASMINE CREEK .! Bd1 n1 '.!. h.1th rlt·n 1·t1.,tun1 drp:, & lrut .. c Pl.! U29,SOO. SS9-7119 l'\p.wu1ui. J Udrm 2 bu h 1) m t· w· 2 h r 1 t• k fcrt'plur ... ~. turned )"ood ~L'I 111111 J dt>i!l.I window It'd.:~ lot your pl.1nls $811.000 2512 Vassar ,lou ~ 11,i...411 11 1 \ll' • ' I TOP NEJGHIORHOOD 4 blks schls. pk, Seu<'hff Shopp1nl( 12 ulks bC'h Sunny 3 knl( s t Bit. 2Uu, I.: den 1-:asy main1 yrl Orrj(. ownr. $127.SOO t)pt!o Sat.Sun 11·6 17.34 Pinc SI . 536·6083 2BR. twh:.(', nu ru:.t cpts. I t 002 Costo MH O ~ll ! Cu~·"•' Co·u1:le•1111 W 1 D. lO' ~ down · $58.500. 1024 •_•_•_-~---~~---•1 Owncraft6PM 004 <!140 ·····•······•··•······· ..............•........ COMMERCIAL CORNER LOCATIOH LOCATION LOCATION CED,Ul GLEN SUPF:H BEACll CONDO NEW CONDOMINIUMS IN OCEAN--CLOSE COSTA MESA CEDAR GU:N PREVIEWS l oca1100 uualtty and luiury f1om S87500 Wlth view 2 rm. i ba. up Jiradt.', JUCUt71 . 1.1001 & sauna Only $73.500. BK R 7544>262 llPM 964·2140 PRESTIGIOUS WOODBRIDGE An exceptionally shurp 2 bt-d.room Poplar with on· l,v a short walk to new i.w1m c lub :.and tennis l'OUrt.S. Pnced Lo catch your eye al on ly $70.500. I Laguna Niguel Realty • MOTIVATED saLY! Northview 4 bdrm hom1: on prime corner lot View! Luish landscaping. 1mmac t'ond Rea<ty Cor the fllm1ly to mov(• ri~ht In. Only $124.850 49).9494 495-5220 496-24 l l 830-5050 1055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .. 1-:1-: '~'ll>f 111.111, fin. 1>llli•' l'" rr•l4 r·H IU-:A 1.T\ I' I< t-. 1-. 1111.,u:~ 'l'ulk about u bar.:ain' l.OWl''l llrll:l' II) thlll h1j!hfy tl1•,.1rublc .1rl!a Nt·ar ~1 Coast !'la.ta l'ndc of o\\ m·r:.h1p Th111 hou~~ lcutvres 4 lrR llclrm)>. :!1, HI\. formal d1om~ motrl. slep·dow11 l1v1n~ roum w1 br1t'k frplt'. '-!-p11n1sh ulr rool t:all flir more dct111b ;>~~ ( 10.•n A.., .. , tu. r ,,...fd M• y L.il11e>1ni• Tl• 1 t"ll f.I Id IUILDY CLOSEOUT Two finished lots in Lukt• SEACllff EST A TES Forei.t. $4S.OOO 1·:.i Ar> Locah.-d <1dJucenl to 6Lh RANCH REALTY prox. tiOOO sq ft ca. With It 1-: Allv..,or' St·n ll't• S:i0·2'.!24 WON'T LAST! fairway ovcrlook1ri~ lhl' 0 0 penmeter block wulh lake Enlerta1mner'-; de· SS l-2 0 Next to Brot'k llnml'" Coll. Prk 3 HH 2 BA. famtly rm. full carJ>(!l/· drape:.. brk £rpl. all ult· llll\, walk lu st• ho o Ii. I s hop p I n ~ $85,950. Agt Dan Lewis. ~·9817 hghl ·I BH. 2''' BA. fum· llt!auuful area. Univt'rsi Models Contact Ted Cox rm. formal dm'g area. 2 LY l'ark. Garden home. 4 21.3/851·6767 wkdys only UPPER BAY CONDO Corona del Mor 1022 frplc This smooth flow· br. I~ mslr suite. 2i.-z ba _9-_s _______ _ mg hm is a decorator's $95,995. 552·9288 fKredibW T•nns ..•.•.................. I 'hurm1ni: i.plll le\ 1•1 :1 hr home in IJrt nw ur 1•11 1w111 I lntnl' ;\\e O\\nt·r m..i' h1•lp f1nam·c 1)1111·1 v...iH.' OCEAHVIEW J a!>mlflc t 'n•ck l'lan Ii 1\vu1l Nov By Own1•1 l\r 11 ti40 :>.-1 l:! 400l17"' FOR AU C.M. uw dream. Well groomed lndscp". elevated s pa TOWNHOUSE Irv 1 ne Owner will finance like w1bnck deckmg. Bike to Woodbridge Crossin g. new 3 BR. ram rm. :l·rar lhe beach Bnghton Mdl $t36.000. gar Bkr ownri770·SOSJ call oow' ti45· 72"ll ··s 11 s .1so .• IACKIA Y VILLAGE ~ By owner 646 3903 & Hewo-tt leach 1069 ~8471 cvei-. r--1-:~~~-:i-~~':'.~:'l--~;..;;;.;;-;;;;-.-;-;;~l 2 Story. 3 bdrm. 2'"~ , ......... l<l\11' ----------1 ...................... . im Man St H111111nrtan Ba• I HOME+l..,.COME baths Suprr loc·al1on. " EASTSIDE Motivuted seller Call Price Reduced 3 Bedrm. 11100 sq.fl 640-5112 to $259,000 i.AArgl' masll'r ~u1tt•, only WHtcllff Reatty So\llh uf Buy .. ulc J\ rnrt: $92.500 C.rll&15·911il Ut '"'''' nl1 f ,lf\11,..,.,,....,.., &.-41 /\L Tl H~'• I H VI l ()fJI U fi 1044 :.ind ~ur pr1 ,1n1:ly s 1.1u1:10ui. J lic1lroom + ••••••••••••••••••••••• l OPEN HOUSE \ REAlTY ~ --------lllllf den. 2:.t<irv home l'LIJS DELUXE I STORY WHATIA Newport leach a never v;rl·unl r1,.1rny TOWNHOME IARGAIN! Juplt·x. Pritt· IO\\l'rl'd' rrnlul P"t fin •0\'111.: "····utifull' 1n 11101,1111 .. ,1 d ... l b.t 1 1 One or the most pnvutc Pncl' rt.'<.luced twkc,n11w u.:u , " ' pro,•1 1-u a 'IU s an 1:i Town.home:. in lhc Url'H only $89.900' 2 Slor)I 3 llnJL'i m N1:w1>ort .. , 11r1ml• l'ollVlll~S to uuyt•r ----------. Lovely home w . h v1ng bedrlllli & u1uunuc l>Onu::. n•111,il ureu f'ar1 1all\ Collf-detoll• I ""., ... .. ........ ~.,.,.RTU .... ITY r m. family rm. fp t'. :J room. Lovely country furn1.,ht-d . wulk t11 lll".t1'h 64"" 72 I I """ vrrv n d ... bedrms. air con .. cor kitchen Snac1ous muslcr l'nclr· vf uwnt·n,h111 t'.111 lndoyourown thin~ with d i Id '' for llrt• rkr:ul:1 .. nd a11 this 3 ~'<.lrrn homl• on u ner t'overe put o. enc wm.: Covertd putw G:.is I """' garage. ranlast1c buy in BBQ. TRANSf'fo:Rll ED pouu mt•nl lo '1't' ln.'e med i.trt..'Cl. $69,.,,,., this areu al W.900. SELLER MUST Iii\ VE Executive Home s Bdrms .. :i ba . <um rm Prescott Modt>I in Wood· und~e Place. t"antui.lit: palloi. a!ld low m..i 1ol. lunclscapm~ Call646-7l71 ...... ,,.I .,. ,. I IMMEDIATE Si\L.E' ..,.a,i~.w~~=llil' 11.:::11[ ,_,,, • ":;;\ ;'J')I r ~ ll~ljlttll g~t~7~.%~1.~:s .. ~~.~ '.<S •lf•5•2•3•C•A•114•PCJ•5•Dt.-:•lll•V•l•H•E•I PETE DAftftETT ~ri!t ~•11~~~ho:\r~>I~ 1~ ~ ll~!'HW 'Ol ____ ,._,__ [~ I RANCHO Ult i.:11ru).!1•,.. li117 [,,1rksp11r _ ----· ••"·~ -1.ll!~•H 1.1 REALTY S?IO,c••t II) ,,,.nr prin ---------i SUPER SHARPiifJiJ';\j SAN JOA9UIM "•2·5200 only MO HHfl MES.a yir:nftir: JBr. t~Ba. paneled ram ----··-··-Two oc-droom San Mlllt.-o '" "' ci;AVo; 1 I .. o"' ooo Model patio level · open ---------•I Hy •1wner. 2 lid hou,t>. lrg 4 Ff{'(1rm . 2 bath. IHSO rAm. ov~3y3pa!Jt01<?,·4 ..,.,d. · Univ Park S .Rr Chan rc'Clmi,: owner 1s very putlo. s unny I l>tlrm upl. 11<:1 (t S93.000 Sellt:r g l 0 ' ys · cellor model with land mot1vatt>d and has ' .,, 2 r ' r 1•·11h 964-2906 evei,1wknds CUSTOM HOME ON HUGE LOT Desirable Bat'k Bay area of Newport Beach. walk into cheery. bnghl sur· rounc.hngs rrom Span11,h ltle entry as you Clow thru this delrl(htrul 11pat'1oui. 3 bdrm homt• Lovely J:.icuzt1 Le1sun· hv1n"' & Cormal e nter ta1ning Act'ess ror recreat1on<1I Vl!hlt'h· 646-7711 Real EBtate DOVER SHOR t::S Ownr/Bkr must ~cll 4Br. 38:.. prof lndst'pd. & de corated W/Jaruzzr & pool Bltn mtt•row.iH'. m a n y o t h (' r )( t r :1 s $229.500 Opn Sund11 y.., 12 5 l53l Hil(hlund Ur 64!>-4226 or 833· l 3 I 6 OCEAN FRO HT .I Udrm. t-rlt•n homt· on 'JChtX.S II lut. frpl .. h111 Ir ins, pat1n. lx•amt•il t'l'll IO(!.'> SJ7!\,0W over~ 1.1.'Y 1'11 i:u · " motrvatf'd. Call 645·!.H6t $128.000. Call 559·6726_ lowered the 1.1r1cl' to rl'1lh.'C'.I mrulll) to month HELP' H~L.P' Lonely $112 .. 900. llom c 18 in ex· ---------• $175 ooo f>75 :l'I~ Owner Anxious. 3 br 2 bu MEW LISTING! HOME & INCOME ·' · · · ram1ly home needs a Broad moor. + 4 br 3 IJu ccllenl condition' 1 OPEN HOUSE •DUPLEX* family. 3 Br. hu~e patio Bisray. super lrg lot. i\ k1s~ of point Jrul '1'1.< • RE Al TY z · ~, AXER UPPER & pool. Bonus rm. EZ !H2 0112 t>14 ~7 beach & frwy uccess .: -· ----- SI 19.000 St'llcr must wlll Lrani.Ctirm lh1' '>l1•t•p move. i':bbtidc Heally red hill A. 552-7500 1111( lx·,1Ut\ 111 homr· plu' --494 9456 1nt·omc Jl Sl!l7.500 ~1any Mi'.:.~A VEHDt-; 4 Ur 2 Ha. _ .• __ SACHlf'ICE' I Beaut. new L~ 3 brm. lo La 11 y up Kr ad ed. I~~~~~~~~~ biJ.431 l LogMM luch I 041 1----------1 ··· ................... . .. . RC TAVL0f:.t C"--OMPl\r"'.., WHAT'S YOUR !>pl'Clal fl'JlUrt"• Ci\1.1. xlnl cond . SSll.500 Opt·11 2 f• I ti40 51 12 llOtL>ll' Dail~ I 5 2\172 1\ 0 trep aces clrr-s SL , Ml\.·11711 • ' WES TC LIFF The best neully groomed 3 Bdrm h ome w 1t h beautiful yord Nt:ar Manner !'! st'hool. s hop ping. et<'. Appointment onl )' Ca 11 540-ll s 1 Al._1,• HERITAGE .I lltlrrn 2 tJ.1lh h111111• 11lus l\\u 2 lxlrm. r1111h rn rl•11r• I t•ar 1J.1rk1111.t. 111 •h·h1othllul v:irk hk1• ..,,.1 1111 1! fo:asts11lt• c·o .... t.1 \h'l>il l'ropt'llV 111 xhll <'or)Jilmn' $20!1,IHNl RLl\LTOn• !le\Jl!l~OPa ... u · Near Schools! MESA VERDE Immaculate 3 bedroorn lllctrm. 2B;.r , H111· lol homl! with deluxe PLEASURE Rike to the lak(' from ynur cozy 2 Odrm. 2 bath Townhomc 1n Wood bridge. Feeling buy .. Stroll to the pool close by . • REALTORS 9UIET COMFORT ant.I l'IOSe·m t'Onvenlence I•---------', tJlock lo beach 2 tkd . b7J·:Jtil'3 1>42.225:1 (;<iv p;il 111 2'Hl2 ('Pvlnn k1tc·hcn. eat in~ art•a, en· $l t 2,0UIJ Uwnr ' a )!I try and pullo $84,500, Eves. 545 r>721i Oy:-. BKR.ClllS40·1720 ~-4021 2 &. adult opt. S8.'>.95U HORINS REALTY 494-8057 associated 8A OKEAS-REA LTORS l OJ'. W Solboo •71-Jl>l>l t1A11111m v11-:w . fi llH. 41 1 ha, <X'i':AN v11 .. w. pool. lt•nni' \'r\ ,, rrnl yurd. 11nu..,u0tl pri ''l•<·y. $2911.0110 C'uu1 h'!>\ t11 hkri. 1,;,, o . .i.o M ESA VERDE-TAABIU. 4 Burm. ~Ba. r1·tcnl paint ~I In Collfornlo ----------1 &lTj)I Ct)\ IJUllfl Ai. ... 1111) ---------• OCEA ..... VIEW :1•; loan 1!4KI Lcmn1•' MUST SELL " ~115.IJUO (lwnr 11r.:1. t'Vl·~. NEW DUPLEXES -------1 M.55i26/~llUll ,clY!> Spacious Etslfk :i hr. 2 Want soltludt"' Take u UNOBSTRUCTED Ocean suntwth <H1 your i.ccludcd & Catahnu views J Blki. r!!dwoo<l rktk This to /\11:.o bl'h. blk l o homt· hui. all the C11w s hop'g Q14m·r witarry quahllcs of an S&S hu1h ra~t est·row :J Br updulc·d homr HURRY ON Tlllh hom1· $151.000 "Z. JASMINE CREEK h... rm I y rm . r p . ON~' SHH.500 HEAl~TOR, 494 8611 MESA VERDE skyhglll. r11•w c•pts. hy Con.~lruc11un 1111 th~•i.t• 2 N('wplan6 :sl\IC . :woo sq fl <·ui.wm111.tl o w n 1· r 2 :l 1 K hld)(s dul• t11n1mvll•lt•111 2• .. bJ.Cam rm horn•• n r golf 1.,1111 ,,. Wcstrn1n::.1cr ~>M.500 Coll for Details 644-7211 ,..c,crul "1:1·k~ 1-:at·h rdrt•Jlwifplt-.1\\l:-.lm vwner wlll r.1rry 21111 4!H Il l~:! cvl'~ & elm 1luµlcx \I.Ill ha\I• lari.:1• H\'ownr Sl15,000 5'1071!Hi "''ckt•1Hh X3t\ 2U65 \ • ·•Pb. w1•ll O\l'r UiOO "'I For :1~pl 1;.iu z.122 wkdyl>. i\sk for Mr Dun ~ ft •'ll('h . \\llh :1 h1lrm!>. ;:! ---------•11\.-.SIHTU!hh· IP1 Fiii\ \'I\ IUll~ - l)alhs&frpk 1\ l1t·,1ul1l11I lcmn tSIS.0001 N1t•1• :J Bl< --------PRESCO'P'P tJx :.h1·ltt•r on two r1 .. 1lh LOWEST PRICED homt'. lwmll fumlly rm. ---------•I 1 1 111111111 v l.Jldi.:s. in f111l' r1•n HOME tM C.d.M. w Ir.: frplt-<:omplctd} Country Kitchen Wo00bnd!<le Place I. 50r. t.11 :on·<• $165111111 1''111 llOO l'll<'I y.1rd. $77,:!Sil lmmat'ulale. (IUiC't' 3 3Baoncul·de-sac ncxtto each dupll'X S • OO. 557 3.SOO UH. 2 '-lY. din rm. ui.ed hcut'h 731·4484 wkdys BAY& BEACH CostaMHo Super homt• .wd mnt•<I ---- -brick fpk. plush t·pts, - R <! l'r1111·1p1il.., 1111ly ---------• muny exlras l'rimt• Wooc.lbnd).(c 3 1.Hl 2 BA. pleust· li4U :;11i A.:l•nl MES"' VERDE Mesa Vl.'rdc lo1·11t1on Crccksidl' Al\pe11 homl'. ~ $137 ,750 Call tilcn f\tflydrap(•d.eurpcled& I 024 l.llvt•ly \ br 2 bu homt'. llellY.arth landst'Ullt'll $U3.!J95 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pr1 VJt}, ""w pool & RE/MAX Ownt'r ~51 403.K Lease jaru1zl, 11n1ria1• lh tlealtors •63\ 14!6fi oplmnal$4 __ 9_S_m_o __ _ Finely Crafted Rcaullfully bu1ll 2 BR older home 1n So. La~una un t·nrntr lot. Quiet. w1X>dt'<I area nt•ur We~l SI & IOOU 'i lt'P'-t o bcndH~~ $151.S,OOIJ ,,%/an If• ,·I r ,,, ,,,, 'I(}() ( , 1' jt If (I I '1 ~' • I f 4'J4 '•4/.1 ~4·1 0:111, ----- lkJCttpT.....,_.s Res1d1Bkr 640·9019 THE PROrERTY MART BELOW MARKET in Lill' BLUFFS 410 Vista Roma Open weelreftds I .5 3Udrm, 2 1'1lia V Pl~1n condo W ood·derkecl patio, hvm~ rOJ.)m , dining room. 2rar ioeuru1w Owner will t·uni.1der lease optwn s 113,500. 213-726 2540. ok tH0·020H 450 NEwPORT CTR. OR. 759-mll EAST SIDE BEAUTY Owner St l:l,500 .terr 546-2873 E\'CS 5S7 :!157 HarMr' Vu HtMs Montcgo 4Br. FR. brand nu crpU.. redcc lhruout Vat·unt, eusy fina111:1ng S161.SOO, ft•e Ownt•r WOODllUDGE 040 1141 c•ar We~ld1ff s hopping. ---------•1 ft<>OL TIME Lowest pnt't<I Dnflwood SACRlflCF. -G0f"9'0US n.r.. A,.ch hy -.. wittt ~ oce9 .i.w-. ,,_..., ... c.,...s•dty but fmNly ontfthd. This --ha ...,... IMdro-. f...uy '°°"'• ...... baths and 0 lar«J4t lot • .Mt listed at. . . S250,000 -Two •11Mct cuttOftMMliff hofM1 • .ach b,..,.d HW Clftd desiC)tl•d with qHllty lhr~. T1wtt ~ dew. fOMily "°°"'' Giid oc.-•••••· Coeuc:•lty hat bffch -..... I. SH both. . . U6S,OOO and. . .S275,000 -Memori•s of HM Rl•lffo ift ftlit ....... fl•• bedroom M.dfttt e ••• 1tyt. -.. ift Coast Roy•. ,......,..., Ille._. Mrdwood floors. stmned C)loss whldowl 9'd dWftq .aco•e. Gnat •iews ..ct locotioet OOt o ... t strfft~...+ lot •.• $279.000 -AIMost oc.,..fr•t hCNM with bffutlful whitewater •i•w• ..ct jlttt • ...,.... wc6 to the bffdt,. &..,. wood ..ct Cjlols hofM with tt.r.e bedrooMI, two berths .ct view dKJls. Thil hoMe a h o ho1 o 9ue t t •it. . .$342.000 499.455 I Newport leoch I 06' INewpott leach I 069 . .••......••.............•..•.......•......... HEW,ORT TRlftLEX Lovely Newport Triplex t3 I 2 Bedrm unit~ Ownn will cooper;ik on m:.tall ment sal•" All lt:a'""' Pnmt· IOV~litmont 1-:>C· t'l'llt!tll loc·auoo • Own1:r Wlll rons1dcr tontract Call now 752 1700 IYOWNlR Nwprt Hgts lr1t corner lot. 2 bdr 2 ba. fom1l)' rm .+ bonus rm SI Hl.500 645-7044 Opn Sunday DON'T SWIM WITH STRANGERS but Jo s wim )'t•ar .1rooncJ in lh1i. t•nclost-<l p-0c1I with whomt•vl'r you 1 1~·· wht·nt•\1 1•r y uu I 1 k •• however you hkt'. Tht·ri !>pend some t1mt:' IOOk111i: ;1L Uack Uay. tht> mouu tam.,, & t·1ty hghL:. from l h I • l) U V I' r ~ ll 0 I t ' • bl.'aUI) "GILITA . I~~~~~~~~~ designed & bwll··t.'t'lud<:d pn\'RC)' Q( l ul'll bt'<iroom -Oce:mCront .! yr old hom1· c~wnLJ• ti Realty 673-H~-- S I 0,000 DOWN SI 100 Month 3lldrm. 2Ila . llill dl.'i.?n ·t Ylew of golf courst" m•l4 t·11rp<·t.s. clrape~ No Location Location! W;ilk I I) H.irbor llt~I• Wl"ltchH pluta-plu~ c1• NY thl ocean brt..'('1l'm 11 Nt•Wport llc1~hL'> All th1i- 1ncl ud1 nK your lo"t'I\ family home· lor Sl:l4.000 Newport lle1ghh lle11lty 645-50•4 quahfyinJ; !157 1~ !~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SI 2,000 DOWM POOL HOME t07b 3Bdrm. 2Ba. new t•rpt .. 4'. ••••••••:•••••••:··~··•• new drpi-. I'll rnrry ABOVETIH •. Bl' .. A.Cll. b;.rhincc at $1151) mo I'o Ultimate Jtt:EH.A1 !:. crt'Cl1t n~'<led ~; l!l!IH Wfo;ST 1 onciom1nw111 -----ltarl'ly U\'a1ltrble. now ,,. DU,lEX StJ(!.ln) ur.aR OCEA""' BERTHA llf:N rt Y "'-"' H 1-:i\ L TO HS Larl(e 1-0l. room to :idd 21• l>el M l!l2 <II:.:! Summer/winter n•nlllls " ' ar ___ _ 1-'l'l' land Want:. lo tradc HEWPORT CENTER REALTY 640-'812 ----------- COUNTRY FRENCH SOMERSET Bt·a u11rut1y remo<kll'd llkc being m .1 i:anlo•n ' Open 11nd airy I •vi· bedroom. 1am1ly room home with 1w11 f1r1•pla<•ci- and lui,h dl•1·ur 111 ll;irl.1<11 V1cw O" 111·r ,, nx 1ou:- (;11 I I Sh1•r)'I ltrl•wt·r ;~·1920 j QUAIL A!~~~~-•ow-Tlf t :lO ,,,.._.I_ OC:EANFHON1' 5 UNITS. Pnmt• Ualho;.i Yemn 1111· Xlnt ('(lfld Only $425.0UO i\~1·11t 642.3331i CUSTOM BEACH VILLA Own J ll;11·1cnd..i hv 1111 bl.'arh with th1~ .! Mt'" c·otta~t'. JU't hiol'k" ti th1: wall•r Can I find lhl' !or It.oil!> Jt $7'1.000 f\.u down to lll!L' Cail h1'1111 1· tt., i.:ont· 540-)666 Wltela11 REAL ESTATE SCMJ"°" Capistrano t 078 •.•.•..•••.........••.. lWOWNEll Mt:~T S M 'IU 1' IC I' l.urgt.· 1 1)1 , • ha. 1•or 1111 To m:.iny xtra~ ,..,., n11 n oon Mu~t ,.... ~.HIX! Open h"t' itOO 2.381 _ -------JkmudelNI 3 Udrm & hlJ,llt• fornily r0t>m llltns. fpk. 0111~mlt• guPi.l b<lrm w '·« lrnth 0\'l'rSllt•d pool /\lkv 1:ntran1·t·. many exl rus (I~ ner tn1n. .. rc•rn-.1 nnd 1t!>k1n~ $1111.000. <.:1111540·1 l ~I CUSTOM HOMES MESA VERDE ~b!th2 ~~~~ou~ ~~1~::-:: Elenant lrlC n ew up OPEN DAILY Spacious " Ar + rumlly submit on terms CALL j:r aded J BR. 673·4311 Nwpt HL" 3 br. l b11. c·op S C M rm with 11 I-' pool N1tl' 640-5112 i\gl per plumbm~. rorn·d .11r OLE! -IEAUTIFUL Custom Span1i-h homt· fo'rpk, 4Jltlrm. :·•, '"' fam rm w•\\1•1b:11 1'1101 J ,. 1· I 1 r 1· p • t T t• I ., I pr1v'l(')' MJny •·~If. (c.1•u11·~ S:?tO OOU tH OWllt'r •dl3·1i!i0h HEW ON MARKET J Hclrm .• I'• huthi. homl• m xlnt l11t•11tlfin ! Clos<• tu South Coa:.t l'la.<a , schuols & fn·l'wuy ui' 1·1~S Grt>ut npp11rl un1ly fur home or 11w1·,tow11t. Sl1l.OOO. ... -.... ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS 345 E. 23rd t, · · ly dc1·or w1wullpap1•r & REAL ESTATE frptc, lgl.' lol V;want Lovely new 2 story· fl! mi other upgro<lc!> C.:l1111c to S 12,000 Down Try lt•a,..t· opt 11u1. 1·un ly homes 4 bdrms. :l 21111tr coursi•i. Only Pl\NORl\MICoccanund 8:.ic·kDuyVlc•w,~story. trut't Sl25.UOO Ul<r baths· silt in~ lH('" $116.000. 011\11d l:kiurkc. 4f,'m. d"n, formal din "·"·14t8, "''" 6"".• Es /f I I t bd 1 canyon v1('wi. rrom lh1s :l " '"' ""' """ w n> c n mus er rr 1• IUtr S46-9950 Bed. 3 Ba. cxct'ullvc 1 , 3 Crplc's, It!( lot. No ----------OHMr-Reol tot~ wet bar m f<1mily rm Turtlerock 4 UR home. home Qunhl.Y bwll with qualifying, 1mmed Ot' GO DIRECT •••••••••••••••••••••h Much m ore. Cumt• & sec Dmo Point I 026 open week e ndi.. 5222 extensive use ot cedar. t·upancy Own..r will 1906 IC1ghlanlf Mobile Home~ lhcm. O wn er1Agenl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Grinnell 833·3819. carry . Full pri t'e, torr l n •1n <>I Thh :J r....._c:..a-1100 552 48!)4 or 642 2164 or open beams. und g la11s. r'llllll" -· Must Sm·rifl~e-1 BR, '' --f>n h t be $232,000. By owner. Pnnc bedroom, :! buth bc.'aut ••••••••••• ••••••• ..... ~ 642-7752. A11 Bcal·h h ousC' or OWNER·IBr Orarigetrt..-e Ct: as JUS en re-only.640-7771J. Harbor 1l1j(hlan1ls v a --------------...... ------Duplex. Sl20.000 Owner Condo. ducedto$209.SOO cant homl' nt'edi. n1·w C.ft'Q 'O S.' I. /)-C ~C..• 89'l-t300 Hir. all umcnllil':.. C.:ontrat'l or s ale. to•:; owner, O~n llous(· Sun IRVINE · 0~ l.'Qt.l ~~-~P(ru -Silti.500 C714>5.'il 2176 110.f So.Coast Htwuy down.3br<!ba.loadcd 14 Ccntury210oyk<:o That Intriguing Word Gome with o Cltudle Tuking Applll'lllloni. Loguno .. och 1048 497-2457 I IT Bob Marct·I tleullorl<,548·116H ·-~.(IA•. POU• .. -----::~~ ti~;>.$~;~ ~~' ······················· __ L_A_G_U_N_A_B_E_"A_C_H __ , _95_7_2666 ______ _ 496-29'.!1 l.itt hoWJe in from beach. 0 '""~" '9ttett of the '°"' .. roMl>IN WO"dt ...,_ '°""' ~ for"" fovt tif'\Pte #Ofdti MEAROCUM fllc~.!,!2~ By owner. 2 br. 2 bo SU9.000. 106 27th s t . 642·5500. PRICE REDUCED! Ownt'r .. uyi. 'l·ll' fo'abulous 900 -;q ft l'n terwanmenl room + 4 bdrms • formul d1n1n11 ~ p Jc· 1o11 :-cl h I ~ 1 cl' "tYWt•i.I 111 5• l'.1rk. I.lit 1 ,, "t 11• 111 I.I I 111 n •• hollW3)l'. cKG4IO!I ·::1 ~ HOtfte Store 114K lllCV~• lrvtne StR,5()11 OCIAMMOHT Choice ot'eanrrnnt duplex on Lhr iiond' I l11J.!(' UP.11tu1r bdrm • ll:l' k1\1•h1·n. On lurSt(' It 2 lol $375,CXJO' I ~JlCEH I I I I I I 2 Rdrm ll 11t'lcnd a . Complete with founlrlln. waterfall. nrches & n11(hl llf(hts R2 lo t $87,500 Reallnr 833 1355 or 499, 1731 rm .• sep. fom1ly 1 m . VIEW OF OCEAN etc . ett'. Mu!lt M.'i' lo 1ully "72 Rmda. 12xC.O. I br 1 h,1 AIC. udlt, no peL<1 l~I Jc>ffrey Rd, ff Ii~ I ~PM lc6oe lay ...-op. RH!ftoN • 675-7060. .. WPORT HEIGHTS 3 Bdrm with huffiwr,00 noun1 •nd buill·inll Low down 11lSll.~ JACOIS REALTY 675-6670 I GACOR I I I I' I I T 0 l H c I 1 ·11· OOflt IOITl• tcllf\Q. One. 11 I pl~ 111 an tv•nc o~ . I' I I , , play. I tlol• ,,,. •hOw I llaO • • -• • • . 1111tt1 role .. • fly. II wN fut t • wall!~. but 1 neo to oo II on I p , l s [ c I '"-_ I I IC I I' 0 c-t·I••• ""' r~otilo "- .. __.._ ... _ --------v .... ~,:;;y~ ~:o ~·"rt.'::! NI !•I '• '.'~(~(O l(fllf'.it ltl l>i!'I· 1)1 Ut' I I I WanlAdHel~ M2·S671! SCIAM-lfTS Atttwen le CtaulflcaHon 5 I 00 . . ... ...--.. - ~leach IO•O ••••••••••••••••••••••• MANYEXUAS \on be youri1 in this 3 BR I~ R11, Fam Rm home w1pool. for und\•r SAA.~ Prime lo<:11tian I I ' ' II ,, I ' I I ' i "l W1111 ~I H1111111r111111.r• LAGUNA CHARM Charming well·bullt ocean view 3 bed room home on a q uict shuded lane in old La~una . Central locatlon, walk to beach & shops. $179.000. A COU>WIU IN«M CO. 496-7222 831 -0836 nr..M•••dt"'r"-...,_......, Take advantoite or thl11 apprec111w~ $152,500 fantustk buy move In NIWPORT HACH cond. You cun hav<' 1m· REALTY 675·1642 mt:d occup;.rnc-y, r e nt wtule Cl'crow!I d05es 4 IA YFROMT RR, 3 811. fll mlly room l,wcun<>WI homt' ,. Pll'r N \' w J> o r I C r e !I t & slip for 1wo bouL., Al{t. townhovl'e W/!IUJ>l.!r view 6'7~ from nua11tcr BR. d1nlnR · room. llvl n~ room & THE ILUFfS klkh4"n Wolk to bcad1 Seller 9nx1oos Cull now IA Y VllW /\ dtv11t1tatln11IY c1ecorat 400£.lr*RM._AM ed & dttli61htfu1 "Uolore C.M ...... i.-.... ~ Plan " Uttllnltcly 1-~~~!l'l!!! ..... !~~I without l'QU41 s192.ooo H.ASTJNGS & CO Rt:At, TOHS 640 ~ \"! Blk Lo Hunt 0<'h. 2Udr111 t d en. udlt park ~1!1,'l~. like• nu 5J6. 7fi83 San Clem bench. :1 b1 $26,00), San Ju.in 2 hr $26.000. (..';1 J>O H<.'h I br SI0.000 400 IK40 SACRIFICE l.1H' on b11y l'nv bt•ad1 ut NU Par1111lly rurn f'nonly on bouc i.llpi. 2 br. dbl wide. Uy owm•r $l9.9~ C11ll 673 OKl:l. 644·1212, t!l\l. 304 Ask ror }fury t , " OAiLV'PILOT Monct.y.s.,~ II IQ/8 .............. ~ Ho.ne.U~ HovwtU .......... d Ho.tt•tUft ... .a..d Apmt11a.nhfwWlhed --..--.-.;;;.;..;.;;;.;,.;..;.;:.;:;..;_ _____ _::::;:.=::!.:..=.:i::=:.:.:=:....:..:._.:.:~ • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • •••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •••••• ••• • •••••• -• • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••• ~~.~~ ...... ~~~'!'.~!~ ...... ~~~~'!'.!:~~~ ...... ~~~~.~ ... ~!.~! ~~~!' ....... ?~.~~ lr"'9e 3244 ~~~.~ ... ?~~! Newport IHch 31'9 ~.~~~ ••• ?!.~~ MIYe ..._, ~ fw We 1200 Lats for U. 2200 &P'•r (kal J tir kids ok 6t1tnd ~w twnh:w. 3 br ••••••·~;;~~;·•••••• NO FEf;• flou:set1. condos. ~;~·~:;,;·~~~;;·b;;~· Avrul now' l DR. 2 ba .. ,_.Sele 1100°;•;n·;.a;jc;~ ......................... S300 flt•fni C:allnow ~ba. pool/Jae. ludic tUR,I Bu $JOO duplf'xi-~ Rental Older adult $275/mo r h1ldren OK. no pet:. .......... ......... ... • • OMCI •• --...... t Smnll re.• ~4900 S48 2M3 2 BR 2 8a $4~ l'av1l11m, ti7S-4912 llkr. lse Ph 675 J60'l S650 A&ent 673-SJM -•ct s• .a.rHEft Prime cbof~ n o1·11do -.. , •C'ONSU&H'R'~GUIOF .u b · -'"'"" -._ land N«d quarir •IC Hw1Uoitoo ffe1u•h • • • ....,,WU!! 1 _ r w/xlr.u' Nr 3 BR. 2 & . . $5251650 H V home 5 br. 3 ba. fm· OCEANfHONT. Ii.: dlx Extra l~f' duplex 2 br. l? F'anta.1m· bu~ u1 low n:nl 1-1 .. Alble l~ Subm11 27,000 11t1 fl lot nt'ur lll.'N\nlnNll winter rt'nllal ult S240 ll'i. 8 deal. Sm 58r.J& $8..'lo0/87$ Iv rm 2 frpl'~. wet bar. 3 ~d *p. ~I lovt'ly dbl • aC' 1131...,.,.\4ienl l'ar1f1ra ltoap1t111I. $ 3 br 14• ba tudlo. no '•~CO.~NSlJ900M"'.f"SGIJfO"'. :inn.2 ua~ \'.if i.:ur , view. tennis. 3br .W Npt $625 ba. frplr. beam re1lnes. W1ntc-r ~8628 1>Ct-anv11•w. l&t• ~11r3g~. "' <' •ra andt', t'om POinu Shop ('r1tr • C:.v1r JK'(~ R«"l• 642 ~ or ... ' ... Mllls 1on vteJo i;pa. & puol $850 644 2185 vlc-1 .. 1v up1r•d•d t'.mttt Sl~.000 2131927~1 OCEAHHtOHT Ml ~ t>~~~pnv&& $5SO .IQ! l1'\'tli~ I $lb'1.)()() v .. 11., C4-nl..r l>M'tld l1<1urk.-JUtr ATLA.ST!I! Mllllll t 1101\H SJ 11t11'. 1 No 8 O ( o u 11 I v 1 !Mo ll9:lU lkl"anfronl luxury pnmt' Then~·s only om: thing &~·inr. ts bellev1nii S28S 1 br at bi•11t·h. pool Small ree G45490o •C..'ONSUM~R'SGUfOE Wintt>r rental, 3 OR 2 ll;a hu41• ~undct'k . wetb"r. 2 Br. 2 Ba. garage. frplr, nJtht on ~und ()n Nwpl'"' new t•ptb Avail Sept ~~ bearh lleudy to b<· 15th. $475 mo 644·2S82 Molt ~ f~ lUM m~ _._ UJ'C"ll , 3 br, frplc, t'OCI 'Ne Cl.Ir<' a bout' .,.. ••-0.Hrl, i:u 11gc l<o(" $800 YOU!!! 60/o DOWN IA<'R&SfAl.1.tHWOI\ .....,.. 2400 /\v11 1J 3 to 7 mos . I( ynu're no t happy, 1..itf" mt>dd dbl w-11Jr m rrtm.e •vUC'lldo larM1 with •••••• •• ••••• ••• •• • •• •• Iii~• Ul49 we· rt' not h 11 pp y ! t.1do lb~ home ror lt·a~l'. $900 pr mo. Call after t' n j 0 Y I' d , 0 Y ~ 714 752 7 1111 , t •v\ or wknd. 714 838 2189 BAC HELOR AP1' w 1gJrU1tt'. S250 m o 67J.182'1 at6PM luw fl\n11h A uduh l .1tlo. \/If" Own.,r fl f'icl hlt• PERSONAL as11l11tanC{' l~nk n!~ ""'"· r••Y '\ut1mll tt'lln• W11n1.. AJo:)()tltocunfronl, winter llllocaUnipircnto l. 6PM 548·0901 ll'Tml ~ll 9KR l~ 62112 HAWAII rn1tl.tl. 3 UH,. J'" ba, 2 645-4900 11tybome ~ .... tto.. S.... C1•....., Ulh/ Ali.mt 67~· 1642 eo.n-r·. Gtlide ------· Blum,, lrg 4 BR condo. OCUMFROHT .. 523CAMPU,l>a:IRVI~£ $750. Ready logo. Lge. duplex . bll·tns. CostoMHO lt24 644-0350or 644·1757 frplc~ .. 4 BR & 3 RR un ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltlt.12 N ~·tC'{·,.u. ale Cl'Wlltri 1500 Z7 il<'r'\'tl (Ml lh<' Ulland or ------ 11Jlht'lm ••• ~.~~~~•••••••••••••• Kau111. ull m l'"rt 117.00U ~ UtrfwWIJMd Avail. now, 3 br. 2 ba, Village 111. 3 BR+ bonus LIDO ISLE Ramblrng ~~t::o~~~llP. S700 & LA.MANCHA AnS 956-4500 f"tlt-Sal" l')PI {) lcvrl. IH'r •NI' Ow1w1 will frplc. dshwhr, gur Kids \ .1h'fl1 hl l'wn 1'1u·1ftl· c·arl')' with 11a1N1ll1fown ••••••••••••• ••• ••••••• & l)t!tll ok $4M. Agl. No rm .• 2~ ha .• din. rm .. 3.000 sq rt single s ty Ai.tl•nt675·1642 Large l ,2&3 bedroom •EXCITING• ~lliCH Dk Wlot LU.UaT SHMOMTHHKT l!lTh \\ \n .. tun \i .1n1 •r • fir .Ii.I \ la.·~11111fut n.mw ltc:-ad)' lO<ll"<'Ur•)' c ...... ,edf,~ MoWllt HcMM s.. tlOG tlubur Sl~ ~ 540-5t37 v 1 e w w ci mu ri it I I' k 1 >nly :! 1111IL.,, fr1•111 l>l.·1wh G""'f'd 3202 fee. 964·2..'ltifl. 973 2971. )4(t I Cl() ~" l p M hoet>l ••••••••••••••••••••••• dbl. gar. Nr. shopping. home on ovrsn:P<l street garden apts Os hwhr. schoots.S625Mo to lltreet lot. 4Hr. 3Ba. OCEANFRONT Nl'Bl bltns.encl.jtar ,gasbbq O.OM!flNDflt S • Ca rclat 1.oWH!::N'fALS Pr•rty 1600 ~ Ge Cullloday.Movetoday. ....................... eRE:~ r' ~ ss1082A Sl25,000 _ ~ HOME:~ 1000'so(Vacanr1es Uulhn<" Pt>n ln. nr-8r $t&O..chutllpdgaryd 1, rry & fun .c.ont' /\ I lot 3333 W Ql,1 .. 11 lwy · NU S220 I br kid OK gor yd .,..,th 1 1:1aragt'1. +. :-.mall •45-6646 $2402+d1ne kids nr 'lrh n'Ull •hop 81ock con S26.S<tbrk1dl1>4•tputio JJtrurtion Owner m1» ,..,, ..... ~,..::_.. · $3003brgar srctzn::. flJIJJJre ~ UT ..,...._.. 1 SJ.'5() 3br 2ba 1:ar pix Agent 675 5200 Pr..-+f 2550 $:l95 4br kdtpl oPtlbuy Eas t s1dc t BR. very /\gent673 3003 fut!Tl.lll din rm. fam rm. furn. 2Br, w1g1.1r. adlts. Pool Caa l>d. 778 Scott pnvate. encl yard & gar 1 b F R lg kit, +-2 1$t patios no peL'!, S360 mo. Wlnlter Pl. 642 50'73 $355.mo-11492·3710 mmac. 3 br. 2 u. / • 675-3268 673-7666.121J)79~3011J ---------a.Ir, $4.50 per mo. New 2 br. 2 ba. all blln&. For lease 6 bdrm$. 3 baths. pool. Avail. ~116 __ C_al_l_640-_0S4 __ 9._97_9_4_987 __ 1 Eastblulf 4 bdrm exe(' l bdrm. l h9. S300 mo frplc. encl i,tur . patio. home or 3 bdrm +-den Ava119· l5 71J to I\ I!'. 79 In lndry rm $350. 0 Fl LH· SROO mo qwre at 1212.A W 8alboo TSL Mgmt $650. Dnve by 964 Denver l.OIJllftO '-och 3248 Dr.Call6'79-6607 •••••••• ~ ••••••••••••• NEW 3Br. 2Ba Condo. nr Great view prtme 3 br 2ba beuch. $SOO mo 838 9290 pat.sos frpl or bch towo. dys, 642-9482 eves ~art 4pm 642-l603 w g.irdenc1• No pt'lS Blvd Own_e_r_IA_Jtt ___ N-1..'W_2_....,;::R_R-.-2-sl_Y_tw_n_hs_1•, ~s ~~7·~,.,:';r:J;}..2 ~e~ Newport oreanrtont. wtenrl gar & pauo. 1250 """ "'°" ,,,_. winter. 2br. 2 b:... bltn:. sq ft Adi ts only. no peLS By appt ssoo. 7141752·9466 LO<'alew Mona<·o 3 -Av<' Dys 7141827-8410. -------••••• •• •• •• • • • • •• •• •• • • I fl<e lhen scrv1 c:e is 3 br. 2 ba. comp I re-$650unfur1$100 rum. Blue FAMILY PARK tncw ..... rty 2000 CHOICE •FREE FOR LIFE• modeled. yd, 2 car encl. Lagoon Villa. oenfmt.on lltOdbl ~Hit' Hu11111i.:to11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Good1nall241ocauom, gar $475 pvt brh 714/499·3i,t7. 8 r . S GO u 1 n c I d ·" aft.er$ pm 845·9061 ~ardl'ner Avail Ort t OCEAMHtOMT 640 7572: 6444728 I BR. I bu . $375 yearly t.ar.:e 2 Bdrm upper S250 ~UH·l bu1ld1ng With beautiful landsl'ap1ng Ideal ror adults over JS No pe ls LEEWARD A PTS. 2020 Fu II ..rt on Ave, ti blk east Newport Ave & 1 blk so. Ba» 1 631·0397. ~ fllm rm, lo" ,.p.i1•1· 10 HOUSES PROPERTIES AH areas Allpnces TSLMgml 642·1603 _2_13_17_03_-0030 _____ _ rt•nl, pnt'l' r1...J1" • u tu F. STSIOF. N I tasl DAV VIEW luxurious 2500 ._.t fl 3 br. playroom A HF.i\L JlOME. Pool. CdM lfi.. Elem • s hop ping near. $975. Avail. Oct. 8th. 759-9587. :l en. 2 ba, wntr. $i15() 4 »R. 2 ba. wntr. S550 ~I00.500BIL~.il/.f:.:!Hll:<'l.._. ~!s~:,1.<>RL.· Well ~~1rrntAa1nM-~SPA IYV\Or Apple Valley ~!~~ ..... !~~~ CHIWELLDRCE.HO/MPETE S ;:: .Ji"cton~c 8~1~·1~~: ••• ,., '"" '" .. _ '''-' · -.--'I 'h acre hors!! pro· b d d' N 2R11 r,....k derk wel bar ~~15 ty or1 twu ud)UUlillR lut.' pertles. Ready to build. 3 8r. 3 a. en. '"· l'W 3 Bdrm, huge yar $450 $600·~; 494.730i ' 2 BH. I ba hst• yrl)' $700 3 BR. 2 ba. wntr $6.50 STEPS TO OCEAN 2 BR. Iba. wntr. $275 3 Jllt, 2 bti. wntr. $375 •EXCITING• ~Slde leauty ~o ell/" & '>UOsl'ls. a btfl Cl1Hs1de Parnc11i;r 1 lir, + bOOU.'< rm 1n t.u,.;unu Jly the Seu Park rl'nt only SW mo. l'nn'<l lo ~di ut Slt>.500. CALL TOUA Y tKC'1907 I. California P oclfic Mobile Hom. s~ :!700 Harbor. St• 208 540-5937 UGUH .. HILLS .Nipt•r ~hurv dbl w1dt' l.anct•r. 15 min tt> llt•h, mmpl11t•lv upgradt•d on Iv Sl'l.0110 <~14423 711 MolHJ. Home Store k18 8895 w!lh nt.'w roo(s; owner $<1660wJterms. pmnl. crpt. !Ile. No pct~ mo. Drive by 2073 --------- wll 1 help finan ce• -1111. aeres Fantllstit' $750675-1442 Monrovia. 675·3331 or Lg38R2BA.frplc.wood 751 1920 view & utibt1es to proper· •-----0 p-1-. .10 3207 M:>-2577 eves. noors. deck. yar<I. close -.....,.,,_ .. _ h *"IV\ nA Blufrs condo. 4 br. 3 ba. dr -1-1 21h acre~. llorSl' pro· Deck w/beaut ocean view, ••••••••••••••••••••••• _4_94_3205________ $750 640 5668 associated Me11a Pines bach $230 1 br $2& /\dulls. no Pt'ts 2t!Sll Harl a Avt> 549·2447 J QUAIL tylinc.S7650w/tcrrns. ••••••••••••••••••••••• DanoPoint 3226 to .,.,,ac ·.WU. 4"'''4121. rm. pool. Avail now Pl •CE ~rty. 111 t~£1 bea~tiful Cl'ramic .skyli1?hled en-Charming 2 br. 1 bu hse. EMERALD BAY --------- I.A u r I an n a s . $"fl 0 0 try, wctbar, frplc, 3 br. Mature adullo;, no pnts. JIOME with QCL'l\N VU Cln 3 bdr. 2 ba hse Butn /\ I & 0 l I wtterms "' a::. lancls('ape. FantastJr O<'D ~ai no w t' PltO'BTIES.. · N h & din rm. 2 ba. 75 yds from $350. Furn1sh ecf S375 Stepis to bearh. 3 bdrm & 11 r b r v 1 e w 8 s l 1 ownhouse 2 br. 1 i,, bJ. 8ROl'ERS REAL TORS 201'. W lalboo 6 7 l Ju I co.-TII l :JO r ,,.c,.I ::h:.:c:1e.:iu ~/'a~;: lx'h. 2 car J!ar w !opener 496-6684 or 675·1H 11 wilh charm. security and ne1~hborhood $800 mo ..: a r. fr P I e . P oo I & TRIPLEX <.: l\1 Top cond. Re<i u<'ed to $148.000. Income $930 No quahfytn~. or rosts. Owner1Agt. 548·5m 64 UNITS 4 ·16 unit bu1ld1ngs, $425,000 a piece No qualt- fymg, seller wilt carry balance wllh 20% dwn. Po6iuve cash now. Agt. 542·5905, 24 hrs. . 0 . d No pets. $750. 675·0168 or vnvacy. $1200 mo yrly. 640 L21l days 642 6724 Oceanfront duplex 3 br. 2 J3<'UlZI. Adults. $375 "DUPLEX ubtan · (2131862·1633 RENTTOIUY WaterfronlHomes ""v~ • ba.9 moslcaM!.$:'>75mo 631-4984 mg buy for the mvestur. All rent applies lO down "' =· 714/675-4283. ---------Only $27.500 Corona del Mer 3222 CllU 631 1400 payment. 3 Bdrm, den. San Cle1Mllh 3276 2 Br. uul pd. children ok Cal 973.4626 now! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21'2 ba townhome. Small •OCEANFRONT 4 Br 2 N M ~•••• •••••••••••••••••• · o i>etS anager apt 1 left H...s. R.E. h.c. SEA.VIEW ocean view. Lse 9 mos at LQ9UftG Hllls 3250 Ocean view. extra nice 2 ba. fantastic view. Yrly 1960Wallare. 548·~ l631E.17lhSt,S.A. New ocean view 2 br. 2 =-'1200 11°Ct money ••••••••••••••••••••••• br condo. own goH only Evl'l>S42·00<l5. l""'ST'"'..,.MOvEI ... ba Lease or lease opl.lon. you wi ave $6000 3 BR. 2 Ba. schools . Fnc<I c:oo.rse. $395. 963-6187 col· Steps to beach. duplex " """' " " EJslJ)()re area. 10 acre~. /\J:ent 675-0562. eves towards your dn pay· yard $500/mo ls t & last lect eves. 714/724·8171 apt. J BR. 2 ba. cumpl f.ikc new adull lwnhst' 2 water, elect. $00,000. ~ 67s.J6.17 menl of $9.3.500. 11432. water & gardener Incl: r br.lY? ba. yard. garaie . acre-5 $1600 uc. l acre K.R Properties. 493 9381 831.9403, 768.3933 San J.an urn. S4SO mo. winter infant ok. $345. 642-0282 mobile home lots 13.000 Harbor View Homes. ~shaao 3271 =OliiiJ.iiiii3911'7iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill eves&wknds waLr. elect. Ask for smashing 4 BR. 2 ba .. BToro 3232 Logi.oHICJIMI 3252 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • NOfm. Brkr 674·3116 rrpl. $700 Per month. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• •••••• •• •••••• ••• lmmac. 2 br. l v, ba con· R~. FanM, Agent 644·7383 Nice 3 br, 2 ba. frplc, ~&r. The Shores. Ocean Vu do. Crpl, blt-lns, patio, GroYH 2700 4 Br. 2~ ba eitecut1ve palJo. fnrd yd. Kids & Guard gate. walk 10 carport. pool. Refs re· 2 br. ,..., ba. small pet. nu children. 610 Joann Sl. 548-7638. pets ok. ~. Agt, no fee. beach, rec urea . 4 bdrm. qwred. $400. 493-3589. LOOKING fOR ••••••••••••••••••••••• VJew home, Rardener. 964-2566or 97J.2971 2 ba. all upgraded •EXCITING• ---------•! pool. volleyball. new S7SO/yrly lse. 492 2958 Must see! 2 br. 1 ba. frplc. Stunrung lg I Br garden apt. pool. re<' area. SZ55 mo. 710 W. 18th St . KIDS & PETS LEVERAGE? FREEi c arpet s. d r ap cs . Fountain Valley 3234 dshwhr. gar. Kids & pets , or m J r lh • • wallpaper. $900. 640·0008 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pacific I.Bland V1lla11e 2 ok. $425. Agt . No ree. GREAT RECREATION Nlre 2 br. I ,ba. end ' "r It' rom ti 20 sinRle family homes, Exc1t1ng Fall/Holiday -• Condo. nr F V. Ci vie Br. den. view. newly red· 964-2566; 973·2971. Sw1mm1n~. ::.c1una~. 2 l(arage & patio Nr occ bl>nrh, un 10 lhe sun &II tt'nant uccupied, Catalog! Over 5,400 Jl~TED SPA & POOL Center. 3 BR. lrg bonus crt'd. $525/mo 493-7512 h I h I b b II d JB1.2llu,lOomanyxtra~ $3.~ldwnperhome.No Cou ~try Properties l'rplc. 2 Br. 2 ba. rm.1'12 ba,cncldblgar., carrunoCapistranoRlty Tmffn 3290 e~t cu s. I 1ar ~. Nopet.S.$290751·3696. l<J mt·nlion. In most <1uallfying, owner will descnbe<l. pictured! -d r 1 v e w a Y + 11. a r · DW patio nr pool No ------------••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ .. l~~:t;dpr~e~nh~~~ Superb I ~R. adults nnly. ~.~~~t·~~I J;11 r~~i:::~~ carry balance. Propert Land. Far ms. llomes -dshwshr. lodry. $525. 615 ~ $425/ioo. Isl & '.last 2Br. den, patio home Laurel wood 2Bd. 2Ba. aolf dnvino ran"e. party no pets. Encl. ~ar, 0 lnd,ry management avail Waterfront. Recreation, Larkspur 644·5414 eves dep '557.7845 · Niguel Shores. gated twhse. ref .• wash /dryer. r"oom ,. ,. f acil.. 5335 2 035 !\wiming pool, Jaru7.7.I. Great tax shelter. Ag(. Retirement Buys ! Yours &wknds. · commnty. 1550 mo. comm.park, pool, tennis F\Jll rt 64.25964 -.aut1as. enclosed roller FREE from World's Hui1Hrqonleoch 3240 493-8846or499·1787 $4l0mo.752-S37S F UN ACTIVITll-:S eon. · -.kating rink. m1out11111-.542iiiiii.5005iiiiiiiii.iiii24iiiiiihiiirsiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9I Largest ~ C t .._._ 3224 ••••••••••••••••••••••• f'11llt1mC' d1rN·tor. rr<•l' 3 br. 2 ba. encl. patio & (rum Fashmn l&land &1• OS a ..-w>G 3 Bdrm + bonus rm ~ _ _.__. __ ......_ 3298 "' d b h BR"' N ts S330 lhl' J'Jvllho n & only CGrrinlheff ••••••••••••••••••••••• Neat3 br.2ba_.gar.crpls, View. air cond. Leas~::::=:::=••••••••••• ~~p:.Y p;~~•cl'~. sp~;, ~~~~:~. pe · $33,500 1DUl24r.7> .•. $25,000DOWN STROUT REALTY Mesa Verde 4 Br. 2 ba. ~~ldi\~:1"5~~U:e0~· w/opl. to buy possible Moverightintothis3br.2 toumamt•nL-.&mon•' CaAif~o Pacific ... 10 UNITS 909So. 131 Ave. ram-rm, frplc, close to 964-256Sor9'7).297i · Ava11.lmmed 495-4$$7 ba. patio & fncd yd Bl::AUTffUL i\l'TS· New 2 BR 2 BA. kids OK. Mob1lr llomc Sale" SALE OR TRADE Dept. 8300 schls. top neighborhood. Se be Great ror kids & pet. Sm~les. J&.2 bedrooms no pets. S3SO mo. M7~ Z700 lfarbor. Ste 208 R-al --~....,-ArcadJa. "'-. 91000 SS95. mo. to mo. OK. Call ,..~_. .. _ _,...,ew 3 Bdrrn " a Terrace. ach. 2 br. $A3*' A gl N r aft II i\M. -1 r-T ~..... ..,.. Pet t--lect Pr · ....,.ouv-i, · · ' 2 ba. decorator Garden .. ... · o ee. F\Jm & unrurn Modeb •----------540.5937 642-1 30 (213)445·7750 e.~ operties. ba.~mitobeachtenms Hm. pool. spa. sauna. _964_._·2566 __ :_97_3_·297_1 ___ 1 0peT1da11y lOlo7 Room EASTSIDEC.M. ---751·3191 court. S550t mo Call tennis. guarded &ale. Houl4K ,_,.shed or mate serv1Ct! JVa1I. No 2 BR. super mce. S375 mo ORA.HG£ COUNTY REAL ESTATE 2 br, cp~. drps, carport. <213>395-5l7Jor47245lS $500. ( 11 970·7740, 16 f•d+sd 3300 h.'il~•· required SQrry mclut1l 751·2060 l'fil4 l>hl wufo llilkn·,I, ok N $3 551 5J33 _. .. _ p.u·i n •nl 11ril :.-S 11111 COUNSEU)R a...tafs lcJds · · o pets. 10. Super sharp. h1jthly up --·--------••••••••••••••••••••••• adults only. no pets •·,-d-ul ______ G __ _ W1111 t IJ"t Jt S:.!'.1,..00 •Re finance & inves t-••••••••••••••••••••••• 979--0136. ~raded 3 br w l heavy Mlssiott Vi•:n 32671----------1 1 ts. no pets. arden l u--~ 11'...-t-L.-..1 s hakn roor br "hl ·-Oakwood apt 2 br. JaCUUI. pool. 1~C i:iii1 > mcnt s pcc1allslll Sg ~ ,._.....>nrll ,._,I,.,, P'-3BR 2Ba V""' "' • 1" • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yrly/Winter G d A bbq I ed ~,.Home Stor~ fam/4·plcx. • ...................... ..,.,. .... e ". • •• , c heer r u I k,, I' he II Spotless Castille El Dah a.r en PATtment~ Also~eal)/ ~wn~'::"a~~. ~ ~15 •Oeuch properties lc6oa Island 3106 ~~~~~~:' 0~~8s5fs~~· w/dshwhr. Lge hv rm. Plan. Central a ir. 3Br Rentals qwrt> 177 E . 22nd. Apt IV . • ~y Management ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631-0855 prof. lndspd S475· mo W/\IU or h1ll5 Frml din H~ ~ .. ,~ ~2498 •Tax &exchange advlse 3 BR. 2 ba, frplc. 2 patios. 847·1622or848 9840. init. family rm $475/m o Perun Pt hseSS.SO/yrly ~ lrvtnf' 1'11 li'th 1 Beach l1·v1'ng ~aryD Bosler960-. 4388 gar, c ute. 1 bed/bath off 4Bdrm. 2Da. fam rm. Si lhylhefireln lhis 3hr.2 ls<".llOJJCL'l.644·7211 3Br. 2ba. view SSOO/yrly fl4!'.0fl."l() WC'St.sld<.' 1 lJdrm. newl.v deror Wt<"rpts, drpi.. dshwtohr, refnl? & ran~e View lw oc·ean breezes SZ45 No pets. 552.9723 842.020:J UNITS R r b hed patio.~. 202 Diamond. frplc. bllins. dshwshr, ha home . Cpts. 2 ca. r, Supc•r 3 hr. 2 ba. frpl", •"""wntr H S.•\t•t al nf'W h'lffil'" l"fl 12 · e UT IS 670. -.. .. 67c annn Joan """V p~t1'0 dbl nar vr<J ~ _.,., ...,.... 9"c:llJSCMlftl " " h .,.~. ..rovvv •v " • ,.. • ; . gar. all for only. $4:!5 "·hwhr. fncd yd Kld.~ •· 700 h " tn 'I IJl'J UI 1 I u I rc11•k) Long Beac · $17,280 inc. $495/mo c•9 3'""'' "" ~ "' I t6t :o1t ' ........... _p~t--. .1-3107 v ·•"'. """" A.n. ,·No fee 9642SGG, "''"sok.•"ss.Ant.Nofe~ n~y(t 2Br2ba""'2S wntr Do .,.·,.an front ll:Jrk. pvt SM6.ROO 644·0377 --f'• ..,:.... .,, ,.. .. "" .,., c v<•r at 16th I "'1't1nn111nl1ly, ~u blt'lkt1ng (4) IBR houses on 2 <•d· ,·:_:P•a•nl••r•o•n•t••2••B•R••••a•v•a•1•I E+usl.~1!1r~d ... era4mB&Rd.•n2'hr"'~mil, W97A3-L297KTlOBF'ACJI 964·2500.9732971 <.:ALLUSTOSEE ~~~~64~2~·1:1~1~70~~~ J ow•·• 111 J•a r · ;i jolnm~ lots. rm lo bwld, "· ' ' "'" ' "v 1 ' • <'xec, ..... .......,.... •-h 2 3 RR Winter Hcnlals -Westside lrg 2Bdrm. new l'k..'l.lt'h1·:. -+ 1m·r. hom1..'1> $162,000. l2x gross . Oct l·Junc l $400 mo, ulil S600/m(l, gardener me . near n ew :i RR J Ba ._~,.......' -oc 3269 11, H't'<i from t·•"".J7lO paid. Ad Its . no pets 646-<W?G. 751.0221 house ss75 Ron, 847.6010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• We have many available 2 br. J blk from bch. Patio ly deror wrcrpts. drapes, """ Bluff 3 BR 2 b d on canal. bwlt·lns s.tOO. dshwshr & range. t27S $29,900 675·1632 ~oo mo. 3Br . lBa. rncd s • ""' a. con ° N l "'"2 9723 Co , -... Come one-come all! 4br. nr. ever1lhmg! $600 Mo 675-4630 o Pt> s · "" · • RENAISSANCE v.ngton 4 Plex nr. So. Oceanfront duplex. 3 or 4 yd, 2 car gar, bltns, 1m· Gar, yd. kids. pels 1 Agent644 1133 642-0203. Molnk propt•rtie::. & Coa.,t Plaza. By owner. BR Ideal 10<:. Beach or m ac Call 642·5639 or Small fee. 645.4900 St.eps to be11ch, 2 hr with la11ddcvcloprncntC'o. Prrncipals only. Call hay Ocean pat /\vi Sl•PI 1·2711838 •CONSU MER'SGUIDE ---------• f()l'JES pat.lo $315. 2 BR Duplex. no pets 1714) 499-38 I 6 !Wr-0039. lo June $800-$700. 4().t E 2 B 2 f I 2,,.,, b I PROMONTORY 2 U<.lrm 546·5684 ~O. m~381~ ~ 13t,l. +-1714) 557-0600 """"TSIDE Oceanfront #0 ti7J 5661 r. rp. d a. poo . 2 Br. 1"'1 ba. trplc. Stv. with loft Prnthousc Apt REALTY INC O __ C_E_A_N_l--'R_O_N_T_A-PT--11 /\ev~.6311 3856. n» e1m ~ &675-IS42 ' JO<'. wsh~/ ryr, bcaul rt•fr ig. $330 mo ~/mo ~5tl'l40 " Inc-,__...,, 2000 Home + rentals + room condo qwet area $400 2 t J I 53 l ·fi30fi u fl ti ON W/\,'EI'. 2 Bdrms. bdr, winter rental 525'1 -----... ,_ ·-,..-n; I b Id A 675 6900 ,.. __ ... _.M ~122 <-•OcnA9 ' 1714)673-6210 mo. utll lnrl uded 2 BR.dshwsr.newcrpt& ••••••·•••••••••••••••• ~ · gt, · · ~ 11Kt or ~ ..,..,, ,,.,.. · 213/721 521!1 boat shp. $7SOtmo yrly en ~.~ INVESTMENTS 49 DELUXE UNITS 25 3 Hr, 24-2 Br, room to build 20 more. Owner wilt carry with $:rno.ooo down. Pri ce firm $1 ,125,000 13 UNITS All 2 Br. solar pool. Owner wi II carry ('Ontract with $75,000 down. 8 UNITS Bcaul1ful huilding 1 yr old. P ri de of owne rship. Good Sa nta Ana location. $275,000 COLLEGE TRIPLEX All 2 Br units. 1 W /r rplc. Encl garages. Near OCC . 2 To r h oose from . F ull price $129,900. 22 UNITS Extra s h a rp ! Only 6 yrs old . Tenants p ay util. 2 BBQ. rec. rm . pool Jx gross. Xlnt area $550,000. 3 ON A LOT East sidc Costa M c s a . 3 Separate houses on corne r lot. Super location. $159.900. 6 UNITS A.11 3 Br unit.s. Monthly income $1350. Priced for quick sale at $1SS,000. S.A. 4-Pl.EX Alt 2 Br units. Income $825/mo. Selle r will trade. Only $90,000. ___,,P......,.R€STIG€ _.__.._HOMES UAL UTATl.IMVISTMINT l33J W. Coe1t Hwy, HI 64M646 .. . . . I . ( ~ BID on Oct. 9. 1978, six 2 bdr. ocean Vl('W, 0 N LID 0 I s L F; ~~~~~~~~~s.ci.....• 1776 _M_i_-45_19 _____ _ Completely furnished 2.3.4. bdrm h n m es washer incld. $400 mo Beautiful :? Odrm. den. -••••••••••••••••••••••• Re11dy for qualified cou· Darkbayt University Or By The Sea Really duung rm. pvt patio. 2 On beach 2BR 2ba $450 l.rg 2 & 1 BR. lrg kitrh. pie to enjoy. 2 Aedrm. 1 area. For info call . Coun-846-4457 balh. $800/mo. Apcw lwwllk Fun1b'"1d t HR. 1 ba $27;. J~t hk~ crpt 'd thruout, woort b lh ( 1 o{ 0 GSA R I ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• h t I pa " beam cell.mg. no pels. no a • 1rep ace. ~unny tY range. I <'a u. t!..,. Wahrfroftt Ho.Ms _._.... 3706 ,, om<' u 1 1 u patio, double garage 1::.t Estate Div. (714) 834-2550 ~~"?:!" lal>oo •-1 4!l2 37 10. 1 ·-498·35511. l'luldren 64S..s894 & lasl + .sC<"urity dep ~ 3242 631-1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l49'l-1120 $550/ Agt67~ Nice 2 Bdrm. fncd yard. ••••••••••••••••••••••·'~~~~~~~~~~ Lgc 1 br, 2 ba, buy view. ----·------•Condo nr backbay Ideal::! mo. -~ar. New painl. 2544 1.:s rf I· rrpk. brown crpt. $600 I Bdrm Walk to bch All '>tnRl<"l. 2 hdrm Cl) wr ba .... ~CNthach 3140 rann e. $290 /mo ~hor e,364'bOBRtwultpc l~olnvl PLUSH3 br,211'J bacondo ,,~,,,.~ ulll pd No k1d~1pelS klrns. t'pls, drp!J, dhlc• ....,. " ome. a 8 1 • " 1 Only steps rrom water """'-...,.,.., ~ · "ar. $400 mo. 642 4000 IM-f ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·27711 rm. ram rm. derk. new HJghly upitroded. Avail IGboo Peninsula 3707 :it_~';;~~;~·p Coll Spm 645 7368 art 7 & 0c ... tro..tCOftdo Charin'g 3Sr. Jba new crpts & paint lhruout approx Sept. 15th. $775 ....................... v.knds.i\va1l lO-IAdulL-.. ON SAND-VIEW twnhse. T e nnis/poo l. 11300 moiorrer. Ownr. 558-8534ot67!H9.f8 Winter rental 2 Br. y, blk 5-ta AM 3780 no pets Poot~auoa-exerciae children welcome. $500. 7141846·3990 wkdys a rt ' to wtr $350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----------room. furn. studio or I call ber 2pm. 640.0114 6pm 2 RR, I ba, dining room. . Call G75·7177 I RR . SJ75 mo uul lilt'!. No I Br. CP\.5. drps, stovt~. BR · t t '"' 963 a""" On Peninsula, I hnus{' kids ok no ""lJi $240 or~r~ra c.,. ...,,....., &side triplex. $122.000. I~ 3244 fro m beach. Yeurly ----------• depOiill. Av3 11 now ' ,,_ JlX 1iross, $920 mnthly in· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 003-8613 Oelux J br. 2 ba. steps to 973-186.'I ufler llPM m_o_9f_,_9·_-0_l36_. ____ _ 1.o1J1Ma t.och 3148 "0 m c. r r In on t y . ---------1 ~h.dOcnk& bWalyview !'.:°~ S300. New t Rd rm apt ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1·49'.!·3710 2 Br. 2 bn .• former model SP.A Vll-:W 3 hcfrm. 2\rz •7\ln er · nter .,.,2"· ~nh w1garage. Nr So. Coai.t BeauUfu.1 3 hr, 2 b11 home. ----------• home. Cpts & drps. Close ba. + rum rm, ncean Yrly$57S. 675·5204 UnfumiJIM.d Plaza. Days call Joy~·1: Steps to ocean. Lge nice-Nic-e 3 & •den wtrp No. to parks. schools. f.t pool view. pnol/ti>nn13, Sl,000 Corona def Mar 3722 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll:lS 3000, cd 320, eve.~ ly tandscap<..od yard. $5!)5. C M t-•amily · no petb $550 mo. Days 833·9511, (213) 430 3629 ••••••••u••••••••••••• ldboa Penlmula 3807 41>4 14!18or 493·2706 3282 $$25/mo. Eve 545·7$00 &44 6275 mo. 497· · Dave. ' eves. Nwpt llt.s 2 br. den, IRt' 1 Br apt on bearh. Pvt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spar I br icarden apt N.wport hacll ) 169 . front rm. dining arca, l>:c gate ~ per mo. <213) 1 or 2 Bdrm. Furn avail. Pool & rec All uul pd ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br. garage. $325. mo WOODBRIDGE kitchen w/bltns, frplc. 928 1844. Ocean vit!w. Avail 1m· Adults. no children. no !ihgnlrlcenl beachfront ~~~~v:~p~Els. 2390 I-' 1 tes Ll 1 od 1 3 patio area. view of bay, CostoMna 3724 med. Call Wknds & pets. $225 up Ah•u West Newport home. 5 • JS a . nco nm e • lite gar Gardener Avail ••••••••••••••••••••••• wkdys art S. 673-3958 garaices for rent S2S mo Bdrm. 2 baths +dorm No de=lls! ! Move to· br3 ba. 640-l_27_i ____ St'pt. tOlh. $575.646'34-02 88 r 2 b 2 b lSOO El PuC'rto Mesa ltu~e 2 bd furn W/(l.ar. Y ronl r 8· sq l!l59 M:ipleAve apt 5 loll. Yrly he. JJSOO/mo. day• . KJds! Yd. pct 3br2batwnhse.ncw r>ni? ON BEACH-Balboa $375. Adlt.s only. Open ft. f1rcplarc. IJit 1u.rn11i>. · • 1156-5811 ok • Smallfee. 645-4900 rm. common pool. $495 Perun. bcsl local.Ion, Im· 8 30 5. Sal's 9·1. 5484968 pnv beach. adult& only 3 hr,:? ba upper. Mesa drl n.....--1 ...... t 2 BR winter •CONSUMER'SGUJOE mo.675-5496 m::irulote 4 BR. 2 Ba. 2110Ncwport Blvd CM Vellrly leuc. U~o . Mar S350 Famll.r no ~~lJ'V" ------'--'-! 673•2162 ~~ ' rentab. From 9-15-78 to fpk. t'Dlhedral beamed East.side. cute l BR. l BA. 6 ...;.pet-, _______ _ 6-lS-79. $450 John Va· STAR GA'ZEK" ~ dg.>1, sec i1y:1tem Qwet pal.lo. pool, 00 pets. S225 Corofto del M• 3.22 Ocn1 PoW 1826 _nl_an_Co_. 63_1_-0000 _____ 1 ._..;:.:;~~.....---e.cuv a. POU.AN---....----re!\1denllal area, close to 54R-09l& ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ON 8EACll. Decorator f\.i.rn1Mcd 2 story, 4 Bdrm VlEW. ln bellt locauon. $1400 monthly. 2 Bdrm with BOAT SLl P $150yrly Waterfront Homtt 631-1400 Balboa oceanfront duplex, 3 or 4 DR, Ideal loc. Beach or bay. Ocean Uo. Avoll 5ept .• rune, rtOO. 40C 1£. {)(>ean· ront, 873-5661 , 67$-1642 Duplex, S BR 2 AA. 2 car car, Cacea ocean on &Jbo1t 8 1. Sept &·June 15. Ca II 630-1.llOO. 525-'7$44 or 52S--OCn'3 Have aometblnt to ull! Qauilled ada do It well. K ,_o.1y,.~w. tt school. library Vrly or V ...... .i.~o••IA.Ston Y winter rental. r e('!'. Hwtlilqotthach 3740 Lil lBr. all bltns. rern.c. sp1r...i stairs to sun deck, oc.1 view, $29S mo 7~· 1100 Alt TodewlopmeU099 l0< TundQv, 714/673-0996, 21.3/C76·7738 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NOd _.-~~ IOIVl'ibeft -r-6'~~~·-of,.ourl.ocfiocbott111~ rvt'S. &ch beachfront w/vlew, ~t:=,. ~=-' :="" 2 Br. l ba. den In Ntwport rolor t .... carport. Near ,,.,...,. lH-..,_ "-iuh•w.$395. n ew. $250 1nr util Hatlf9ott hcteh 3840 '~ l'Y-.. ....._ nc;" .,. =~ ::.: ==" 542.7945 _536 __ 24_44 ______ _ GAROf.N AP'?'!' ••••••••••••••••••••••• >~ P iie e1a.. •ao-.11oi.. -~ ·~ ,.~ .. -•O.,_fwllo .0~ IOl'l'IH ~~~Ill :~·r:-:1=--~~"T ... tJ ~1· ~ ... '"-1· .. 00 ,, Ot ,:~ !::.::" J:~ ,,.. .,,.,_..,., ,,...,...., ll)..G~la ::~'!,.. =~ ::=""" f\Oloy ll0.._.11 IODo li'-~·~~ .,, _ 13 ~ ~~": ~= :: ~ :: """'-:: ;::_ r,.... ~= r,~ #t::.c. 1c:-==~ JOU. .. .,,___ .,,, ~°""' ®""-Nnoml CORONA DEL M/\R Near benrh 2 br. Z bll up Newport llctghts hou~e. 2 ~ hach 3748 :! Or T11wnh11u1w. <r11I<· per. Cleon. new paint, Br. 2 Ba. den. & garage. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pool. tc·nnls Snmt' OC{•un (lfl('I jlaroac $32.'i 21702 ~. 642·7945 Orunlml 2 br 2 ba. d~rk. & Cotahno "'"".. Cl<nie Rrookhur.1l 91'2 017ft 1---------•1 fplt'. 111r, new carpetln~. to ,.·a~hlon lslarnd ii fine Townhow!e. lovely, spac lltlATHT.61CINGI winter S4'7S No children ht!uch 644 21ltt & horoe·hkc 2 br with view of Newport Harbor _or pets, 494 5792 ----pvt. aatcd cn~rancc + ;: 4 Rdrm. 2Vt RA c;Ondo in 1.AGlJN/\ BEA(ll MTR lJuptx lower. J DH z IM. S p11U011 Some with Mlt Newport. Cr tst. Only INN $75/wk & uP Maid or Rny~1dc. (1 pl" d1u ((Al age ~wlmmln& pool S72:'J C.11 TV b 0 ' .. Jucuul TCMl8 COi.iN I /mo scrv , rolor • catcd hwuhr. r 11rprl-1 , ,ofl blk to liunllniton •hoP· 400E.Jr* RJa All pool. Uut (714 )494 $291. wot~r. p11uu, 11arai;tt• d 1 c.M. MW 985 N. Coa,t llwy $600 lse. Av 11 I 1018 ping centel' mall A u ts -• No ptta From 1435 A~ ~~ R~nt Ort l!t ,tudlo apt, 2 6T.1'8l~7 Sellwlnd Village, t5M~ • 1 · · t' blk.9 from bch, $2$0 mo t'lnd what ynu want 1n llunUngton VIiiage Lane, Call 494-0361 Daily l'iloe. ClaHl(lcdJi H B 1714 >898·9961 1978 DAILY P1L0t .... me • ..,. C..,..0,., Ca $twctor .. t1 I I Hadb lJ L-..caphtg '-....g/,aperiMJ l'S.o&Orci-T~ T9'niU.lepCllr ....................... ··•···••··•······•···•· ······•·······•···••··· ...•.•.......•......... ·•···•········••·····•• ··••••·•·····•·······•· ····•·•···•·•·•·····•·· ••.......•.•...................••......•...... 8 J ApplimMCt ~_rv t"uv~rit&Ana. fadlnJ, rte tl J Uullmen 6 Son •VERY LOW PRICES• ()(,'(;Student. l Ton t~k L.M S . -Roto, Soll or l'ETERS PAJNTlNG Plano t~na & repair ~ Carry ln & uve US$. Moi.t TRl PC'HA\UifllO Guar.ot .. d , Rainbow llrrnodeU1adcll~ OnOaroenln1MaJot. Traah, lree trtm, Ron Seeded Lnwn s 1-;xpr'd. Rc:u Rates Yf1l"XP M1131.Cr'ddea.111 color r t!P1tlr $2250 + 203.Hhln l' \ St-nll'MMI WTIO ~or~~l C«Jrrc 549·2015 tl42!1703. Sprlnldt'r ll, Pla11Un1 Fr~e Est Call Oene music. $24 + l5 ct!nt..l. this paru. F'ree est. •16110 M93U2 ~T OHM ,.._,,_,, 11t-L.-UeftntecU1 Randed. ""EAPEST h u l Xlnt refa 61~7633 ~~ rnoonly 661-1433 Oaltroruc1184Q .. 262() _,... __...._ -Japaneee aardent'r, fr~ '-0 auunit n • .,., ... ..,,....... ....................... 6'id1Uoru. remdl, rt11. " .., a t I m a t e , c a l I town. t-'r dla. CHKAP! Europeun Ui!'dscapcr Palntln&. Extr/lntr E" ,..._/Repair n-. •••••••••••••••••••••••Carpet rk'anJ01 In your ~·um m fo'r ~• t1t1 (21J)218-3080amonl)' tl42·2995or00-l390 Top work. foa1r price. pr'd, hone11t, neat, n•u1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .~,,. M >. ho!lW' ur place vi bu.wl Octt1n. It plana l.lc l~ckup U.'led lot movln& & Rdil. 64tl·487l duy or eve. Uc'd 964· \04.S DMve Nui{iatches & t1-xturei. Spe<"lallzing In c~ro m1c l I• DCte by \lun ~rltder ~ ......... ~ Exper. far~eoer Free .. _.... I s --~ IS• 193 1439 •'leentn""' •· floo-"'r" lf'I'""'""" a:lt1nc lot di')' foam method f'rH' .... -... -eat, clean-up1. Reuon .... wine c eanupa, leve Landscuping Tr<'e I.rim· Prot paJntJng. ti;xt & Int. "' ,,, • u ~· •o•,. •C •Rfll'lln '""'" 0•~1"1 Call~ 0183, m OI? IMtrtc.. D• o Ito Cerva o tes. Wallin, 751•8149 ruing. Clt!lln·up 8 yrs Low ntes. Reis. F'rt.-e PATCH PLASI'ERING eatJrnatu. 982-_l_W ___ _ ~ :: _.g M • At S ••••• •••• • •••• •••••• •• MIMlltl tt u b b I • h H a u I I n i , exJ>. F'ret! csl Noboru . est. $36-4780, 536-4383 A I I t y p e ,, . f r e e T,.. W.ke ' ~'!-'b/i:~8:~ ~'8:h1 U•ll wd ....,.c Garcia'• Oardenlng Co F'Umlture rl\Ovln& ldrte 5.U-8162 or 897·2862 __ Uousepaintlng. lot., Ex· estJrnatoi. Call s.o 6825 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.~:furze/ t'pc..IOmitlblc.arh etu .J<"l2'UJI ~~ Sc>ec. prtc'-Oeerfleld. ~mmln11 •97 2$97• 24 M~l..aodndzm.1p1ggitrng. ler.Freeest.JohnBeck. ,.., ... , R:n~~~~u:.r~,~~~~ llv din rm. hall JU t\ "IC ..... "''CTRICIAN·P ... .....,. Wdbrd1 areas. 873·3417 · r.,...,, s · s ee awns 631·3363 or 6'5·2161 •••••••••• ••••••••••••• est 1 ma tea. •9 ... 622 l . •••••••••n•••••••••••• rm fJ 50 courb SJ.O c iib"" f i 0 "'"' -ttc-~h Planting. Jns, ref1. PERRY'S PLUM81NG 642·262A .. ~m rNnn.-.-i'Cldwork D O\lar' el.Im pet~ ara!o~:~~~o~•lc on 8¥nd~lcff ....................... 631·3269 ~tom wfork, reun~ble Complete plumbinit --------- lnl Woud fbrtli. ma1n1 (.,'pt ,.rpalr. LS yra ••Pf .Jcemed '13-0358 •••••0••••:•:,••:1••••••·.~ AM WA y Co• met I cs, ~·77~';°oJ' ma e s, services .. Drain & sewer CAU 640..TIH ftMll fl\" ~t in-,.. Oo .. ~ 11\)'MJl Rd• • ----HAN YMtu~. ,. omes • Nutrition Hou.sewares t1ll a • c I e a n ' n g • F r e e &.a"S Tiii SIYtV. &c'ArNS.-.lft s.:tl-0101 ._... ~!: CooCaaclll~°:.t~s llome c.'re .It Comm·1: .... ~! ............... EXCELLENT PAINT. estuna~. 24 hr ser vice. Ready for the wind " ••••••• ••• •••••••••••• ...., ..... mao. ............,. 0~" ..,,.., -' • ING Re••"oabl" r a\"" 673"3l8l Trl •••••••••••• ........... c-.f/C.W.•h ~-811ckw0Tk. small Jobs. """' "' ...... ---------• m . spruy. re mov ... . 1>1vurc-c Ban~rupt ty ••••••••••••••••••••••• TAY~~CES HANDYMAN:Carpentry. Newport, Col'lta Mesa & Creeestimates.548·2706. Poof~.Repairt gralt,frtndstump!I. rmm filla11 tu final SM AH Pb~ ot c.-oocr .. te Wood•Cba.lnl.mJr electrical. plumblna & ..._udemiag lrv1ne.675-3115evea. Wallpaperlnatalledorre· ....................... WeW&,,_ A<•tiun tA•l!•1 T>P1nf wurt. 810t"t walls. plan fln.IM7·278'7,S45-3820 ....................... Mo'rilMJ moved. Rollageestim. Private: Appl. only. ~c;...T,...._ :;u .. ~.:~~ &4) 1'48 • 1 ~;:;clt uc • boodt'O !! .. ~~! ............... a• I Want a REALLY CLEAN ....................... Call AJan, 75J-8241. ~~lf.~1~1/p~~w:~ ~r:4~;H ___ __.•bust.& pal bo ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOOSE? Call Gingham Prot service wllh Alias painting, e xt / I 0 \ c.,.aleu Qi1W c... an ate re r, a • HauJ, s=ader dump Girl. F'reeeat. 645-5123 Van Unes cost:s no more! Rea:!onable rates. We'd ltooft.) Expert sbapmg, Uunn1ni:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ~ trtt, ir , tree writ, ~ee est. for loc als , cootractor. 963-8825 ••••••••••••••••••••••• stump removal. tndst•p U.rptola t-'r"' Q t , Any Wr'd Family dayrau demolltiOnset<".831·1257 Walls,ceWngs,floors atorage, & Iona dist. REPAIR• REROOF All Cft!at.iona61~2821.tna. IJllC JObti <.'.all AllMA ur W/pn!lt<'hoOl program to ..... I I 11 .... "windows cle&Jled. moves. Slate Ile. TUlO~. Apt Painting. Home ·a . I 'I p e !\ • s h I n g I e 5 • MA-A-w ca...a-Tonr. ~ .,.,, .. NB uo ......... 1 ......................; I 646-61'5 Ph537·3160 lnt/Ext. Low rates .. h k ...,._ ---, tierV«' ,~. _, ......, O s II u I I ••••••••••••••••••••• •• J "'~" ,. llO roe as a es-compo·lar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --._ eao-up a og HOUSEKEEPER en')' .-,.,,l "'r l c•1 ""'"" Cupcottf •· flnuh &c ..... ectOf' .ao<bcapi~&. lmmed: Ge\1 Handyman. Paint Movinghaullng,4 yrs,ex· . r eees ..... .,.,..,., Getaclearvrewfrom rou1b t omm " n·• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ervtclng 642·9907 Ing, carpen\fY. rooflna, Energetic yng lady will per, Reliable, reasonable Wallpaper hanging, re · McDANEL A CLEAR VIEW John. ~-8082 or Wayne, . • · muonry. ADY home clean you.r home for one atudeots. 848·13M. Try asonable. dependable, Rooting & R~pain ~ mu 631-0217 eves ~TU4 Salvio Cooatru<"llon malnt or r emodeling lee.631.2219afl.5 Us! guaranleed.493·5940 Uc.35M46 11991.93391--------- t-'ret! t!tilJrn.t~ No Jub 100 =~:. f:n~.°& '::t:.:1~~~~=~ proJ. i Wauah. 63l·2233 Xlnt housecleaning done 111ruall we. contractor paUO coven. Lac'd Ir lo· ti: Ha uling. f"l'ee Eat. SELL Mlle tiema with a by lady w/exp. Dependa· 759-1897 ar'd. C.U for est. &tS-6171 n m 554-1766 Dally PUot Clusified Act ~e. own traas. 847..J837 ' •Mov e a n y th i n g , Have aomethin& you want &m'Wbere at anytime". to sell? Classified ads do ~hrs 7 duys. 540-G44 It well. 642-5678. WANT ACTION? CIJW1ifed Ads 642·5878 The raatat draw in the We.t. . .a Daily Pilot Claasified Ad. 642-5678. ApelaautsUllmra. Apelwwwut•...,.._ ._ 4000 OHlct..., 4400 ....,hWRftlhl 4500 MoMylo&.o. 5025 • -••• 5100 Loat&Fo.d 5300 Sdloala& ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Ma. 700S 1Wlr4•leoc.la ll40Mew,....1Ndt ll" Roomw/ltltchenette IAYROMTOfftCIS 4,000 sq . ft. New BuslnesaorreaJestate ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $6()week & up. C.noery VUlage-New of· warehouse space HB In· SCRAM-LETS no pets. SlJlrtlng al $210 2 + de n . 2 ba, rrplc · ,mbasaador Ion In Costa fantastic views· lg lndust. Bldg for rent, sooo ANSWERS Lost: Lg bllt puppy, VIC • Or ange/ 16\b. M ale. S48-8200 5350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• z Br. children welcom~. lJOO &lyf!"°"t. Uke m:w S41U755 fices from 300 s q fl· dustrfaJPark.894·5351 MONEY mo.~. S895/mo. Agt ... 64~5044• W'esa, 2ZT1 Harbor. Cen· Pat lo 5 • P 8 r k In g & sq It SprinJclers ~V / Nickel -Cargo - 63.1-3230 rally &oc:ated, 235 rooms. Janitorial included. 2808 llOV . I g t . d'e f d working capital, 1st & Cloth -Splice -RELAXING MASSAGE SUPER 2 br.i_!?)I. iar, BEACONB\Y2B Iba '9ANY with kitchen Lafayette Ave .. N.8 . stor~g/ & o:r:~g a:e~. 2nd mortgages, lnven· CEIUNG BobJames-Llc Muaeur ~~~-~·Adults. sundeck. ~n~is c~. pvi ohone & 1V. Swtmmlog 673-1003 Will rent all or part. tory start· ups, re· I've done some acting. Outcall9-9.'4S. Slll ' bc h . Yrly $450/mo pool, Jacuzzi, and re<. 5-500 sq. ft. dlx ofc. W. Corner Pullman & ceivables. Oncelplayedinanavant Deluxe 2 & 3 bd apts, 631-3841 dys S86·9446 an room. Dally & weekly 19th st, CM. from $150 Paularino. adj to 714/547 ~j~Q garde play. l stole the PREGNANT? Caring. rrplc. encl gar. paUo. Spm. rat.ea starting from S54 a mo Tom StC>-2200 Newpor t Frwy. Call -u-tUO show. 1 bad a s mall role ronfidenliaJ cou.nselinR & C:ill Peggy 900-4392 week. ' W.A. Oosla, 7l4/S49·9671. Ja..I A. McKff as a fly. u was Just a referral. Abortion. adop· 3 br 2 ba upper apt, 64S-4840 THE EmCIENT f1NANCJAL SERVICES walk·on. but I had to do 1t lJOl1 "keepuig. lraftdH•wAph yTly,$S.25. bdrm So Coast Plata Arca. 3 ootbeCEIUNG. APCARE 547-2563 1, 2 & 3 BR . H~B . 6"2·~l plate/refrg.1.~r ~~h~~~ &lT£RNATIVf ~!:1·~:~.;,~ ca UHDA&VICKI sz2s-s47s. 843·26SS da • Br m lri-plex Newport an, lovely hme. $215 N. "°" & F09ld 5300 ~ t4••;ri wlmds & ~es 534·2306 Shores. 1 hlock from mo. AllCum. 5J6..8518 Mo. to mo. rent incl: 4000 aq ft of commercial McA f9!91s. Trait ....................... £-....._-of I ""'dl1 R t t k t DeMi 5035 Lost or Found a -t" Call .--,_ .._ New del~xe 2&3 br N.o ooean.......-..... 1. tchenprivlleges,utllin· e c e p . se r v .. apace.rear rue unry, •••••••••••••••••••••••Animal Assfitance ServingaJIOrangeC<>. pets . F.ncl garage . OCEAN VIEW-YRLV. 2 cl $250 mo. Sl50 dep. penooallzed pbooe COY· A/C offices, p art o r t.eague5'17·2273,nofee. 83S-7l13 9~4 37115; 968·2720, Br,l ba,duplex $ot50/moPrefer stewardess. er age, conl. rm, mail s pacious new comm 'I LOWEST 963-0008 6'2-3S39ot644-6780. :lll·3306 serv .• parking & more in fark development. Nr FOUND: Blk German vtDOO MOVIE PARLOR ~-:--:--:----:--:-:-1.!:=::'.::~.=:~'.!:'..:.___+~=:_-----I Newport. re e w a Y s b y ltlhrfftRMH Shepherd. female. nr Free20minlntroduct.ory Nearbt!ach,lge3br.J~a.1Bdrm8achelorw/deck.<l•ar new beachfront ntEEXECUTIVE Bols a /Magnolta in htT.D.'a.aho CalilomialcKinneaola, visit. no purchase req en, c 1 1 g!I!ge". fncd1 Pc8!1ol. Block to bch. All util Incl \lew. Color TV. H.B. $65 SU1TE&40-~70 Weatminswr. <192·3133 2MIT.D. Lo.t. C.M.545-l342 A ls.o dance It r ap rp c. _..... var · ""'P · $2165/mo.840-:r787 '4.or$250mo.5J8-2'4• ,..........,.~~~ Sfoiw 4550 FairestT lnce19C9 seasaons. 15th J7082 Bruokhurst. ~~ ••••~••••••••••••••• ennss LOST : Blue femal e DAHCIOf PUH 962·0778 Lri 3 br, new crpt, bltns, ' ......_ 4250 = Cllurt ...._ Vacanl area avail. for Scrttltr Mf9. Co. parak.eet. Harbor View 20605. Euclid, Anaheim dedc.30oorstobch.Yr· ••••••••••••••••••••SU So I c t ~ ..... r..1 .... storaoe park '42-2171 545-0611 Homes. NB. V.!~inlty Excltlno recordio". llg 2 BR apt, encl pat & ly$475.673-2S71 D e rt condo. ten· · · 0 oas _.,,. ...... 06• "' ' • ·----------• ord Hil .. ,. µr, clean. Call 848-8300 /pools Jae 2 br 2 ba Hwy. Available Now ! ing or '! ; rent pa.rt or all Retired couple bas money test.&.f::":!~Y ln ':t_~b _so. __ 1422 __ . ------ a.'lk ror Mike. Dlx 4bl'. 2ba, encl gar, no keod or' monthly: SEE to appreciate. $39S. of Jeoced. SCC!Jte CL toleod. bt .. 2nd TD's Sund A 27th c-~y GIRL pets, -.; blk bay/bcb, l aJfoc2cl>ls Adj Mb· CallLlnda67S.23Jl area, 90x2.6; behind 17th Aseot 1..s3'7·3744 :U.,bbuta?. u~l88 vvn•A •••••••••••••••••••••• REALEST ATE LICENSE SCHOOL OFFERS Geest Ledwe Frtt *Crash Course a vailable •Materials provided. •Small claues fo r penorulhzed inst.ructron •OM>Olle own l.aste-<l11 Y ~ rught clal&8. •Placement-up lO 80'.; commwlon. t-'ree3Week Safes Tralllln1. CalPorO..... llt-1003 4tl-0442 Kate Ila ReaJ FAtate School 32031 Camtnocapustrano San Juan Capistrano New2 Rr.2ba,cpts.drps, SOOO/moyrlylse.644-1103 HWaCC.67~1 St .• east C.M. Water • appy. *ESCORTS* d8bw11br, ad.JUI. no peta . FUU.SMY1CI avail.548-4413~1281 Lost: 9/3, Fem Sealpoint S300.Call964·293'7. 2Brlumorunfum.$400.1 Da.UXIOMCK ._...Wcmh4 4600 -.DOMLONSAYS Siamese cal. Reward. 2'hrw 957-8474 HO RIHT bUt rrom beach. Clean. Penooa.1 telephone/ re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 768-344l f you need an attractive mature qualified ad mlstrative a11a1stant/g»I fnday /exec secretary Irv /NB . Please cal\ ~al\5:30PM W..ted 7100 lwr••.uir. Lattodr)' racll. Gara1e. ceptloolat, secretary, Rap young cpl nd.a bouae "'-._,,_'" 6'2-M68or~. coofereoce room. cotree w/yrd, 2 Jitremely well· REWARD! Loll Springer , Touch of tant Trainee. en· - GUAORAWNNETREES'. Quiet 2 br, 2 ba, garden • ••• •••••• Ir hospltallly scrvlces. behaved doga, husband Spaniel puppy, brwn It Cast \tY level position. E x· t E lb I r r l ~··• • • ••••• ExceUent locaUoo, oear comlaa fr Eut in Oct, wht. Q1M area. 6T.H549. MODELS pe:rience beJpfuJ, but not $0), New 2 br. 2Yt ba ap • u u oc. ••S&IC'nYI• freewl!t'-.c---rtnanclally secure. FOUND: Weimaraner ... _..._.. necessary Some typtn~ tow-ahome apt. Many Mults.oopeta.$400mo. Oainarellable --..,.,_ 646-J.S8B/213-576-8714. mix, F, ad.I', X1nt ...... a..tS... required.SaJaryopen. a m e n 1 t I e •. l 7 6 1 0 644-8'1218. roommate. 645-74&4 <TI•)9'19-2161 • U.u> Jan:o Inc. 545-7422 Camcron\H.8. , l.arl:e 2 Bedroom, patio. •SHAREAJIOME• Hi! Larry, LaW'tin, Ir our po11ttJon. gd w/chlldrea. f7~ Outcalt 11---------Gemim~,!~ _8:19-6623 exce 11 en t I oc all on ctoc Emenon are looltlng 64S--t508. atl'soreves. l~========~IAccounling trainee. ln Bach apt $200. UtU inc. Newport llc1ghl!S, Call c.t... IMMEDIATE loraolce2br.hoosewltb Lost : Vic : Beac h " tellrgeot, rut. aCC'ural . Smglei.only. S...16-580$ Lh1119bf 1a1ttl ttarage. <~OO> max. :;ri•~Pt.o. GarfieJd: female Lhasa & neat. 10.ley by touth. """'~I "'---a .. --oraplm-t OCCUPANCY Coron a D e l Mar. lst U TDEIDS Apso . Aoaw s to Will train . School or -~ ON THE IEACH "'0 •n•,02:::s "'" Laguna, or CM.Do 'IOU "Ginger''. R eward. employer refeftnce ~· L.acJ!-aHIUe 3850 &ch. kit-nette+ba, u ~ ~ want the best tenaoUl 2ad& J.-. 91)3,2008 ___ _;;..;; _____ ,quired. $3.56 pr hr. 2S tir ••••••••••••••••••••••• pd.$llOyraround. i''i Uk-~~~ 12,000sqft ever'! 837·6050. Ext .564 SWINGSlcREF'l'S MASSAG-E prwlt,Oex.ible.Callftox LAGUNA HILLS mo +S50 security d c.> ~~&iwQ 840-3ll82eves. _J;f.~~~TJ~~IAL LS hoe: h ~ r:d f'Hu8s ~ y~ FfGiUREMOD&S ,_anne __ ._~------ New adult df!iuxe ap~ posit. Ref. 673-12 832-4134Sin~el97l IMow_,...,.... OCCatudenlneedstou· Mll!!...Ua N .B ./Cd M area . ESCORTS rum & w1<um B111iards. lOam-Spm Female, room m ate change work for R/8 . -..._ Rewa rd. 7~ l ·6600 , Acctng Bkkpng pool. Jacuzii , i;and •DElUXI-employed to ahare e1t· Coe:11arcerartr Neg.Sandy 548-4791 MORTGAGE CO IMS-2001 OUTCAUONLY TIMPOl.ARY ALICIA VILLAGE Ea~lblufl 3 br, 2 . perues lo CdM, refs. fWwpoP ........ /htHtt/ • "' • Found: Bit & tan fem 631 2140 onvanousaccounttng& vollc>yball ' i ...._ rt llMl 1 l 131 7l8 I L6 I 2511 Days, ••n. lw-Reg1Bter Today to work ~II Sl<lfkPorl Lease. lncl. spac. ma r 5CZ-487l. Office epace avaH over fil•ce OPIH EVERYDAY Germ Sbep Collie mix. • bookkeeping a ssign ~l-61Slor5816l30 :~::·l(:~nAru~o"dl1: GaJtoabarelovely2br,2 900 sq ft, lndep bank•••••••••••••••••••••••!~~~~~~~~~ 2-4 yn. 645·1508 alts & Sodaf~ 5400 ments. Work close lo ()fflceopen9-7da1ly opener ava•I . Poor &i baa~atParkNewport huikSLagBchm·1771 ........ 5 5 _ev:..._;,,es_·-------1••••••••••••••••••••••• yColukr htomse . ~l~ur~ • Call i•• t or'-•-3386 °zip~ 00 A..wa•llf•/ F-·-... ·. Bm •-wbt Co"·e ·--------•! er s o r ... ccoun New-rt •-ocL .,.,, recreation are.a. A61'5 .. a w • .,..,. llYl ... E _.,. ' """" .. !Ill ~..ut.• _ taots needed tbruout ,_ r--" ~ orbome6'4-'7295 " ••••••••••••••••••••••• r~1/ mix rem. S-10 mo's . ~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• on~. No Jt;u. $45(),8'5 • INDUSTRIAL TRA va AC.ENCY Lost & FMd 64S--l508eves Orange Co. PARICHEWPORT A GOS AV Cou pl e to a br lge COMPLEX auuCHISE ••••••••••••••••••••••• cau~ROVIE:forthe RobertHalf'i; Hsc htdo r a. 1 or 3br,2 ba ... _bd·•tc,.; ''HOME",w/male,non· 2000sqftofoffices.2900 nuu"' 4Ji-=-Rts 5100 f'ound :Young blk male lntellgeollr lscreet Accountemps "" ...,. cl -~ wt •a • ..,,,. .. --.. ~·o 0 ...... _ ....... way to "wn a ...,,,_ do lr b ,_~ VI T way to meet new s ingtc 5005. Mam. Ste ""1 Bedroumi. &Townhou3es frpl, irar, bullt·ll\$ 'io l ·l a:uuat!r, o .... r . ...,...,. sq .. wan:nuu"e. wner 1 ne ,..,._ v ••••••••••••••••••••••• g. g r~. c: op· -Prom $349.50 pets. smyrly. MS-1'8 + dep. &epe to bell. 7l0J wiJI consider convertlni travel a~ncy. Trave l or. World, Lag Bc h . people. 752.,s.11. No Tower, Union Bank Spectacular spa, total Seubore.N.8 .845-IMIO warehowle to ofc spare. Network. artyourown PENNY 497·16" lnTheCllyorOrange '"'JBr 2aa f 1 tun 71 .-.c ... ,......,., Exp. n ot r equired . 7141835-4103 rcrrcataon pr o~ra m, &A.I • • rp c. NdreepFtosbrlrg brand <714> s . .......,or'"',.,~ Complete SU"""rt & I°:! P1·HER Found:Goldeo Relnever. c~ER CLUB~~~~~~~-l>()('lal prOJtram. 7 pools. 8 rm, d~k. dbl 11..ie. ,..,,... "" m;f"'W I i: u·nnis courts. At t'ashion adlts. no pets, pt nu t wnhse w I s am e . Dehue medical unit C08ta term service provlct . fem. 2·3 )'TS, call 64S-J508 tt·~ SocW l\lr National Guard J11la11d, JambOrce & San Hgta. "'25 mo. 673-Frplc & yard. Avail Oct 1 Mesa. 1!iOO IQ. ft., .W. Ca 11 M r . Bee c h ' ADS af\.I & or eves •Pllysical hnmed openings in EJe(O Joaqwn H11l, Road or 15· $225/mo. Call Debi 548-2103· _7_1'_«18-__ 91'l.4_2-· ----Found: BUt Lab fem. yng Edilc:affoMI trorucs MecharuC!\ Ad 17141644-1900 l PIOBR.~~ay~n. ~.JO pm wkdys · C~A needs cofm,.pan 1 y 1 dln f•ST FOOD adlt. 645·1508 arts or •Aadfwt! m1ni strallon. 'com ...,aut new o ice 1 o A ONLY $2 eves. murucaUons or Wcalhrr B;ichelor UOll •-, ~lock $550/ mo. 8310200 , RoommateM/Fneededto Steps. to bay " beacti: Prime Loe. In K·Mart For All Age. Forecaaling. No t'"X from bca<'h. All ul1I pd. 673-5206 share 2Br du apt on bch Prl vale showers for plua. Unlimited polen· Stoll any ittm or com· , FOUND: Olk Lab puppy Th•• Perfect perlen<'e required. W!! No ktdi., nn pet.8. 201 E. Ori e b :noo Ptk Lane at Nwpt Bch +pool, over athletic execuUves. On UaJ. Ry owner. $28,500 bl.nation of Item• for 1'15 rnale. v\c Cameo Shores. 8&r Alternative' will send you to lhe bci.1 Ball>0a Blvd S2SO per v Y r 1 ' 21 645-1644 -•~~parking 400 To For Into. 642·5425 day~. or lu1 wllh a Ptnny abl S or 6 mos. old •Meet People• schools. Meals & bOard mo + M'f'tint~ dep. Call to Sf'e 2 BR. 2 ... fl? c. . pre""'"'"' . S40-7796/839-1060eves. Pincher Ad. 3 lines ror 2 642·71.87 •Relax•llave Fun• Sue55G-TI07 blln.s, DshwM: nice 2br,lba,ltlnl locatlon in l ,400sq.ft. Protest.pre· . rcnaecutive day1. Eacb LowM.:mbersh1pt-'ces provided+ $397.50 p..•r cprt·& & drp&$4.25. mo. Dana Polot. Young male rerrect.&U..4623 Captlal needed to expand add\Uooal line la GO< tor F'OUND: German Shep/· CALL month to star t. Call •,blk tobeach,3 RR 2 BA. 1'len call JaOO-Realty, preferred. SlOO plus Cdm dlll suites, ulll pd proveo commodity In· tbe2d8Y$.Cha.rJeit! awe puppy, 5 mo. Blk & 97 ~0700 g1!~;1<1~~:~~~ downstairs, bll·los. frpl. 675-6670673-415 share uUJ. 493-0182 evs Ir A/C, ample prkg. From vest meot buslneu. Nocommen:lal ads. wht, w /w hile face, ;r 979-1343forlnlormation P1&l10, garap. lease. y••" y wkod 300 ' s f. No lie r eq. 118().233'1. F-more lnforma tl""' 96).~· ;:==========::!;;::=:=:=:==:=:;:::~ l."t()() 127 «lh St.640-6l40 ..,.,.. -"' -.,. v u PminauJa aJR 1 BA Up· "'boule avail now, Sl60. VI.,._. Stained alass, new pro-andt.oplaceyOW'adcall Found: Black Chihuahua, WL.~UFF 2~r. l ~ba per unit. ow drapes 4' Call Mark or Rick, s.mu olfioe apace. JdeaJ cesa~t,potenUol. P~-Laguna Beach. 9/8/78. t.ownhouse. Adlllt.I only. paint. $COOJ73--0897 M$-5311 eve. for Llfe wurance. J76l2 ~t .,..,_.,,g.'f fmpet~ 642 5678 Call '497·3552. ~.'=5:J728 Bed· S.~ 3176 Profeuioo.11 bus woman BeachBlvd,Ste8,HB ~~al~.~ng • Lclst:llln.Frencbpoodle, •••••••• .. •••••••••••• wlahet to.Naare her home oc Airport exec. ofc. "SELF ESTEEM: THE maJe white. dog collar 2 9dnn.2 ba,w1alblt1U1. 2 bd a~walk to bch, lnl.akeForestonwater Mootbly. Secy. aerv. FLOWERS lt~lfts. Neu KEY TO FEELING w/llcenu, "Chris" ~fllU&toaC , duo £tudy now. $350. w/eaec. '350 ut1J lncl. avail.753-8321. t::·i: ~to · C~ina._!.o REALLY GOOD!" ~ee 841J.8630. ror 30 boat or ~wo 20 AlllO 1 tt $27~. •98-1803 788-&DS w · · r. y. ·-·· Seminar Wed Sept 13 8 --------boata. Llke new tlru-0u~. 64&0501 om~e S pace ror rent. m -1400 PM. The' Registry Hot~I. Los t : 0 r e Y I w h t 2 car gar. plus; addl 1 Fover30sbare2bdrj)apt. UUliU. Paid. 2'60 Weet MARKET Id 11 8 lbo ReservaUoaa· '49'7"'80l Cocbpoo, Dana Pt vie, oll·•treel guest iarking 2 8d, l lath. Ocean view. Cdll. $185+ "11 uU. Laun· Cout Hwy. 644-8878 e · s a. · 9/5/78. Ana. to Patches icpace11 $850 mo Jacobs Xlnt oel 1h borhood . dry. e.o.<1815 early mom. $12,000 mo. Sacrtflce. Btrth Cootrol A•ency of 493..JS37 Realty · · ~,,o. Agt. (94·LS81, eves, Wknda. AIRPOR! AREA· A#. 751-1400 So. eaur. A non-profit or· -------- •• ,., -OFCSP. T 11. B I O pnlzaUon. Vuectomy, S"'• • I It ..., BLOCK TO BElCH -fll'ii llllOS.F., 3olc'a 4 re<:cpt. e rr tc us ness P· £.ubal atertUuUon. abor-.,....,,,. dle Items w h a 3 BR 2 Ba. dowott.alra. 2 br pt. wallt to beach. ..,.... 4110 l8CIO mo. Carpet drapu, portunlty: For limited Uon, ~ famur plannJnf. Dally Pilot CluslOed Ad. Rllns, fireplace, yrly •mo· Call~ or •••••••••••••• .......... It paoeling. Cati Karen, number persons. over 21 For free nfo ca I • rental. $500. 546-ll5l 8 .,.. a,:e12. Larae aara•e nr beach In 71'/975-0tCXJ yrs. Your opportunity lo 651MmO. A--•rt111111• .. mh 1100 --------•'-•a..-._ lllO H.8. ~mo. Avr.11 now. expand, dlvenlly your •"•••••••••••••••••••• LGE ' BR 2~ Ba de-_. ~ HUMT. llACK-rt .. tocome. Run your own roratlld, 1 blk to l>tach. :.:::;:tol••••1••9•••••••1• '300. UUl pd. 842-0311 part.ilma buslnen In dOled\DpaUo.MOO rrly. rl•Ad It r,~y •Sin&leM•aVerde. u.y-apar~ time. 816·0278, e'B-260"1 ..,,c. u s. no pe s. '30. Storaponly. -.... " 5:QO.l:OOPM --------• '25/mo. &61·8325 833-lln4 On Lalayett.e • Cannery -------- Westcutt. 2 BR. 2 ba. de-........ 1 • ~ ___ .......... .. ... 00 WJaae. ocnce space 600 """~ 1020 lWt condo. New cipta. ~.i:" .... 11 ~ J-o ~-.... to2500aq.ft. w--,....ty oaint.ed. $.SZS mo. °" W1I 1 10 .,., ............. •••••••••• BILL GRUN DY ............ ••••••• .. •• ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• Office spac• lo pr•· Realtor 6'7Mlst Want to lnveat •tor work --------· THE EXcmNG atllkiiul NOWPOrt CentM ln local rmall bwllneas. VlA I.I D0·2Br 2h/ PALMMISA A"S. Wells Fu,obld1. l.6thflr Prln oaly. 55t·TZ80, ~~~t.. avall *>w. MJN\fl'ESTONPT w/v'wft. Coclud .. delk. ........... 4410 N$.3712 BCH. copy madu~1 file apace. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• --------- VERY NICE Bach l&aBR SJ.50prmo.M4-7lal. Stor d lOOXl.30 /dbl ~toLom IOJI 28drm.2ba,w/a1Jbtoa from~ •up a-;>' N"' ••••• ••••••••••••••••• WATllfllO.... AduJ~l NO Ptti r.Your ProteulOe ff.ms~ ewport OOVOUNEEDCASHT "~ 1.wu1e .. Dr. HOllll R&PAJRS? . • • lat,=Jrd WITH"ll&DOCIC 1smk1E111tolNewport Did JOU 1mow Yo.I can Stora for ""' . No Hom• \oaoa tor ooe ao· or tW( io· Blvd.> ll&aet a claMined ad la Laauna, ulll. pd. can arr•naed fut. bo41tr. a.modeled 9aao.$pm 5'8•9860 U. Dally Pilot Service afttt4:00 PM 4ft.3114 Borrow $1000, Sl00,000 thru-out. Dbl ar DlNdOf7 for a whole rtedbl• t.erma, part .ior-.,., z add'I om Im.med. potM111lon, ta 3 moal.h for •• UUle as P'OR LEAS£: 1200 aq tt c:ndil no proba.m. Call parkfo( 1pacea. lal0. ·RR 2 BA. blt•W , block to Sl.13 per da11 Fot more atore~. WJ L Baker WI bOobUl•llon. mo. Jatoba R•1t1, beach. "50 yrly. N.B. ldonoaUon.ca.U al Falrvh•, CM . STERUNOFtN.SVCS trlut;TO 6U-705'7.~J 642.flm MO-aOIO fWts.5-lllO(bU• .. HELP For The SRF CONTROL Of WEIGHT • SMOKING ALCOHOL • STRESS CALL ADVAMC• HIM.TH CINTll I JOO MflTOL ST. MOITH NIWPOIT llACM, CA. t2MO PIRSOMAUDD PIOGUMS T AILOlllD JUST FOi YOU IY OUR PIOPISSIOMAL STAFF CAll 975-0700 HAVE YOU LOST SOMETHING? First cheek our '"Lost and Found · classlficetion number 5300 to see 1f someone has found it (FOUND ads are placed In the Dally Piiot FREE of charge). If your item 1s not listed as being found then dial 642-LOST 1nd let a trlendly ad·vtsor ~at you In placing a "Lost'' ad. Call Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. tor ne1tt day'a paper or call by noon on Saturday for Sunday's paper 91 642-5678 DAILY PILOT UP\ Y MOWl'I lllitl\ C'IHl\m w pr..,.h1tl" fm'Om" Ta' ~r' tr• {'untplt'tt' 1'ri11n1t11l f•• l'orv of Am1·nr .. ~ YOllO. 84ll !ft n• "1.M·tobl"~ B.ICTaO .. IC ASSIMl&.BS Ml'lllC'lll n1 in M1 .. ,.111n \ lt')o ta ....-&1n1 "'l'I r tJ ""H•mbll•r worl 111~ "' m•ll rumpon1•nti. (~Q!j II')''' t<ll(bl nt.tnUl!I •h•>.fcr1l't' rrq d Xln ~\'(lb Nt'W bu1ld1n11 Only dt.•pt-n1h1blc har workiauc lndl\ldUQI" \"II t'\!rm "'Ufk av.ill 0111) (.:Ull Sl1i.11n \Rl ~ ASSIMILH/~ HOSTISll l~rner11 ''U' I)' 111urn1111i \ OLI rnuld be! th" m1111u.-T1 ow11 111111t• 1111 tlt'JH'll ~II\ •t"r" loolitn1t fur d11hl1• 1·111 uv1 r llf tu m..r•l and JCrNJl 11u1 M11ut11um '3 oo ht + I~ l U"l11mro f'Jo t•lllna r~· m1 !JllJ'.! Oll!M qu1rffl f'h••~" n 1ll Tom ur t'tant. UJd•> fur 1tn in fu"nal tnlt•r\'l"w ...... vw 't 001 SuPf"r Ot•ulcr 1n ltunllng\tm S.•10 h 142-4435 CA•WASHHILP 1-'ulJ & l'an l'lnw 1114' 0\t•I Mctro<:11r Wu11h ~"® l flarllor Ill, \. M CASHCAaD COMISTO CAUPOlt~fA! Wo: n1.."t.od JO Lop "llklll ~1 pll' 1m111ed1alt·ly (;ull !1M (.'/\Sil CASHll•S MBA isnd 2 3 yurs eJt p e n l.'nce rt'quared Oett'rm1nc equip. effl 1:1cncy. cusl cffcic\lve· nt:S:1. MTM offlclency wH1lyslli. workt:r'll pro· ductton. Determ ine co11t t•/Pt\Rl' und/or COISl or total product Time analysis isnd effective· ness/cffaclency Aludy of production sequenct' Detcrml11e &Uocation of mitnpowe r ROI 11naly111.!i. EST.\O. i11ce11 live proartim. Sul11ry Sl.632.80/monlh. Take 11d lo Employment t>evelOJ' ment Oepanmont. OOT l'l\l"•c .m· l·~:TA ruodt·d poi.1t1om1 requiring 012 l67 Ad paid by ll1111t11111Wt1 Ucuch residt'nt·y & 30 days prior 1~e~m~p~lo~y~e~r~~~~~~ uncrnvloym ·nl Apphcattons will be acct:pled r unttl 31'M. S.:pt 2'lnd at The Employment & Tn1in1nl( <.:enter. S3fl Main St . Hunt Bch b.c s.u.t«y Small co has lmmed openmg for an expt!r 'd. qualified. self starting L. S•c.r.tory l.D'I' MAN ft¥ ,·ur r ·nt1tl Nttwport llc.11l'h 1;,w 111 m 111 1 t 11rt-t1m1•, AM 01 In the 1111·port ill'~IS 'O{'('ki, PM •hilt. 1$;!. 7100 1nll•llr~t·nt 1>1•c 11•ta1y .VN All NB B ·k & Wl fflln I yr CIVIi IJ111411 I ~fJ()' ' lto1urcl e an1nl( 111 Sehl /College g irl, ~ hr11 1wk Kef's ~CM uon 7c-•• 1.,11 lml ofc 4utlt:>S. 4 day wk . -.. . 6453374004~ '"''" 1144 ·SOOI! Houci ·duner-s. l" ~r t•tT. n ir necl'111:~y G1n&ham Ghill M S·51 - -Huusekec~r. h ve 1n 01 out. must have c~rj I elderly person ~-33$ ------_,. - Housekeeping It 811b 1t tJn" hv·1n. for teat' 'r N1t1· f1trn1ly dt home vt rm Mo n Fri n Si>anish OK. ~ n ~~ LIGAL SICRff .ARY 5 Yl'Or'I Calif l<'Jial 1·icper cooper at~·. rnol e1'l11lc. bU:llfll"'l8 & 1>rOhJt1• &ukk~p1n11. dual l•PI! ty/11n1: or l.'<1111 h v anl (} (' A rµort hl'l'il Sul._,~ comnirnsurnt~ /\i.k 1ur Mr ul{hlholder 833 917.<! LEGAL SECRET ARY Small dynamic bu:.rne11i. l1 t 1g;;trnn firm '" Newport {\•ntcr 1>eek1> energeltc. cfllt'lent & ex p e r 1 .. n t ,. d L ~ I< a I ~rt:tary Stli a. die HOUSlt<EEPIM t ovhon1· Xlnt typinJl & c~OMhi ~kill .. 11 mu:.t Coll Lln du 640·Gl:IGO older lody.... ---for roont, boor & L1qu o,. 5ton· <.:l1•r k ldcrt. Mke Mffl ift respon.-.1bll' Day~ &tor Corofta del Mr. Nlei1,lrv.7S2·t3:16 __ _ Ptf'CKt c•. '40-0 6' LIQUOR CLERK for~. Af\t-rnoom, m1th\s Bon· dablc Windiammer L1 quor 673 iS3C ------- l~'SDAYS 7 3 Cllargl' Nuri.ti:> Evrry ol ht't wkod off Ple111rn•l place to work Please ~;ill Roy le Cun\ lf.<lfil)1ll4. 544.1 1)450 MACHINIST Lc!J rn to "l'l uµ .. nd opettlti! ~ & 3 Aiu~ N 1l ec:iu1pmett. No !>tnOIUnl( Ucnefita include· dt•nta l prol1t U.11r1n.i. rl.'tln· ment pan & ovcrt1m1• R11n11 Entcrvn~t..,., l~;. Chl'ml<'ul l,11nt'. llunt 1ntton Beach. 1193-4534 Maid. full or Pn Exper preft•rred 642·3030 Maid& Maintcnao1:1· Opcnan.:c; Apµl v 111 pen.on only. Ah lfa b.1 ~olel . 2250 Nnt'pOJ 1 Slvd.C M Mt"d111nl1:4fl 11rn11ttl <: \uto 1""1l11I trn . op1x1r ror 1ntt-I. fnrndly. nt•.il a~•r )Tilol J)('r.on 11H·r 18 Prrv t<Jtp, not rt•11 'd S&"11 "'' l<iC mun dultc' /\(lv11nct>tnenl :1v,11I to 1Hl\o r1•n1 JI 1·ounlcr pa•™1fl c;d dnvil'I~ r1•1 reef d 113 l 2480. 411:> G:"lJO 11\a''hlllt.'l") ~to $7 ~· ft .. b)'lllltt•r \l ullted, :! :1 hour Mfh'r ' mflli 1r111n d•y,. 11 wk My hum~ 1n1 Nu "mok1 n11 ti J{H JO~ 1107 t'-inl•f1tJi llwhMtl• d1•nt.1l t" um1: l;ooc.t l'wy t:mwth co 5 Locut1on'i We train ( .,, twn1•fll ., M ..:-mo ('"IC w AS II ~1 llttrbor UI ( ·~ .:ompanllhkpr. live-in. DENTALASSISTANT· profess secy near OC ical, pvt rm ba. TV. COM CHAIRSJDE t.:icJ)t!r on· AirpGrl lttcxible hn tll'f &44·9666. 644·9806 ly. Pleasant ofr Some XJnt sal & bene!1L11. 1714) 'ook aide for HD/CM ex panded du t I e~ _640-__ 2009 _____ _ P11rt lime Mu19t re111de rn We i;tmins / H 8 ar ea. Rfte Jewelry o.,t Housek eep1•r ltv l' ut Balboa l'o1n t d ca nererenn·i1 pie-c.1·--------• Maid wnntcd . S\!11d111 675-5611 Lt vr in hous t'k eepcr / ~<>tel 166l So C11L Hwy bJ b:,r .1t11•r Ma tu re l.iliuna Beach. 494·41111:! profit i.hllnn11 n •tirr Bob)'l>lltrr. my humc '™''Ill plun & ~vl'rtinw duyi., .no w.k"~; OtiV'>. Huna EntxrJlr\St-1', 1~39. M9 l<16\. t'vci. · i.\!> l>~b l'hem1c11l 1.iin\'. llunt &'>Y~•tlt•r nl·t.'<11'<.I :.1, ..a inglon Sci.ch iru:I 4~ cvmpanlon for mildly r1· t111rdt'd l Ccn1111(e .cirl AS SIMILR so m c e v c 11 i 11 H s & B.ICnOMICS weekend~ ti ll ::1rea Cuich1t.>r:. wttntcd Im nwdt.it1· t'rnpluym1:nl C"IJ II &H .WiO CASHIO Kllper 1.1r1•f'd 32 Hrs p1•r wk Mo n l TUl':> g U Sat 'Sim 9: JO.ti Kerm RillUI Hardware 2tlGtl Huroor Bl. t: M :! Vrt1 nun cJq )l•r. •·lee ~~ t r on,,. d 1 r ec t IO n 11 I L1uhJcure workers needc<l byi;tl'mi.. oil indu\lry• 8abyslllcr. 1>u1>4·rv1s1on for <:hri~tlun srhool ;\p X.lnt bencf1ti. OruoJ;c Cu needed for ~nd J(rJdt• µly lliM:J& Broukhurst. wrport arcli <:all Ray Cc.JM Jh1rbor View boy Ill 1-V lillman 557-9051 Your h o m c :.! I'M . 5 :4Sl'M , Mon 1-·r1 .ClllLO CAHI-:, £or 2 759-1363 ev<.'S :.rh1)(}l chlldrPn. prde r Assemblers -retired lully. 14!·14 duys. Babysitter needed Im Somt' overnights Live. med. ror 1 yr old. 4 duy!> 1111nut 64(). lti60 wk M o n ·Thu ri. ------ fra/Sat /Sun ore "'" CLERICAL !I: lf>·5~. ~13!15 _ Recome a member of our ure• ~·3233 bt•t ween !!1)4-3t5i THE IROAbWA Y !li\M 12noon 1-'lnal fllmg Oenta l Rt-<'e pt1on1st .... wpof't .. och dah· 9 21 178 Ortho. N R. SLart a t up to Some selling exp pre!'d :OOK line 1-:1 Lu.:a r $12.000.0rthoexper req. CullMaryMel:i;ner He11Louranl. Ask for John 642·2626. 644-1.212. ext;J()4 or Lynn •~·97G.5 IX'ntal Asst Oral Surg. full/Part time. sales & office. Frnl & back mainl for plants. NB duties. JIB area. Mon· area 675·.5657 Coob&- CoolltH..tp.N Exper & non-exper~ for new llnhan r estaurant. Good working conditions hrs, pay. Call Franco's earrc. t'tn Vly. 839-1989 _ COOKS Dinner House. t'/t1 mc· Nights. Exper Pref'tl Apply an person. 3 5pm, J P Macs ResU1uranl. 10142 Adams Ave. at Rrookburst, H B. COOKS f'ri. 842. 2521 Dent a l A ~s 1 s tanl chairs1de. NB. Salary open. Frml(e bent-fits . No Sat.s or eves. Cull J enny. 548·5602day or n1gl11 DEMT AL/Recept. Good opport for 1n· tcllil{ent creative J)l!rson for receptionist in dental specialty offkc Salary commttnsu r a te with ab1l1ly & exper l'h 544·5636. 12 to I pm only Furniture Delivery & store mainl SJ. 75 :in hour Apply In person 22l5 llarbor Blvd C.M GAMES FUU tame position avail for responsible person w/1rut1allve. who 1s in teres t e d 1n ga m t>s, Backg ammon. Chess. Darts. Chess & Games. 2700 W. Coast Hwy. N 8 HOUSEKEEPE woman own t r.:in., 4 hrs per day fS7S er l•SS'7-•7•2.:3fi-a•r•t •';----· wk 1 or ;, hr'I J)t'r uy ($93 75 s>cr wk>. lhru f"rt llou.scw laund. shopprnJt & rands for bu~y fessional. Must have lrWlb & refs 640·6000 LoanCl.n Prr. gd spot in Dana Pt work111~ 10 2 daily C;ill ll1versrdc. G8b·b060 ext 168. EO 1-. HOUSBHP_E_R -i-------LO.AH Huntington Terr Re t' COU..,,.SELOR mcnt H o me C II "" 848~11. i\ PORtl1on 1:1 av;ul 101 " ------pef"i,on who h11~. tlw Ile l~ekteper, bve rn vt ~ire to JOln ;m J1t~rc-.111v1• rm & ba. nr bch S1>u sh mort~WI(<: toun co <10111~ llplo11t olt 493-5756 bu.\lnC1':-in :;., Orong1 ----Co Cuhf llc•ol ei.tule Houl>ekeeper/A1de. re lit'en ,1• 1 .. qu11 .. 11 for d.uiabled lady !> Prcfercncl' will bt l(IVt'n 4prn. S Day wk t 11 d dnve H B.9G2·~•. o to l'f?l· j.!r ;i u.it•• w1pnor ('Xf)<'r in lht• frd11 HO U S E K E f: p r. of fmancl'. rl'ul t·~• 111 M.AINTEMA~Cf MICHANICA a EUCTllCIAM f't'rm opt•ntnl! !or ... i: 11ress1ve rru11nt mech ,\ /1t dertr 11·1an wt mllf'lut t...>qwpmcnl 1os tallst1on 61 repair sk1ll1> . .! 3 yrs c\ per trouhl~boollng cun trnl pun t•!' & O<: crrcwtry Mui.t Ix• will Ill~ II) wnrlc. ov1•rnnw Xlnt benefit:! & work1n" cond:. includtnll \ 1 p:Jlll hohdayi; co pa111 groui.i • 11 ~ 1J I a n , " t 1· k v 11 v bener1t.'i, !t!xor al vueut10" brnef1ti1 e tc• <.:a ll 101 appt or come· 10 th1• personnel ofr betwo ht or 'J ll 11.im nr l & 4pn1 Mon·Frl lo tomi>INt• .111 phrnt1on \ALI FOAM Ht:GISTE.R NOW Jo"OH WORK ON ON-CALL R1\SIS Wl-:STCLll-'"' Temporary Services 1617 Wl>Stcllff. Slt' 200 Newport Beach 631.0010 or 7f>2·91111 H u b y s 1 t t 1 n I{ I I 1 I 1· hnuH•kt'Cpinic. f/11mc , New mother needs help dynamic Newport Center 1''inanc1a1 firm. We arc now expanding & there arc many opµortunjtics tor 1Jdvanccm1•nt. Apply Now! The follow1n.: po:.1· lions arc 11vt1iluble For Huntington Torrul'c retirement home !'i(1m<' knowledge r t!q't:I. Will train. Call 848·881 l or 847-3515 Dial i\ Ride Drhtrt :iardener. full ume. $3 00 h r start . 968 ·638M. 963-5151 l::xpcr'd, Engli11h s k iiurance or .it 1 oun11n.: 1ng p refe rre d . 1 11 Xlnt sallcomm MIWcluJ. lb661VunKarmo11 trans p fo'i.;ll lt . pl'rm1l s i.nl1m1•1•c1 lrvmt• 5.'>771011 0 \\ n t r a n Ii p i-; x ----------1 pe r'd / refs. :,57 flQ55 mot'f\8/evcs. Bubys1ller n1.'ed1.-d for 5 mo old by Mon. H/1 1. 8 :.1-12 lOd<ii ly 645·tll~ Cieri col :iencral Office r /T 3 Doy1 o Wffk Tue11 ·Thurs Typing 50·ii0wpm. knowrudge ol bookkeepm{I. ;,eel·., re ce1vable <'Xpcnonl·e helpful. ~7-0933 673-9045 personal growth ~ am E4u~Oppor Ernploye1 m~'<i income Send '' . • llOUSEKEEPER i\ . scmeto G Kaufmun.filll ~i\I NTt-.NANCI-. MA i'o CM Retired lad y Stt: y Ncwoon C'cnter Dr Sll needed iur sm holc l II• p/l. $276mo 6f1ys d ~,,!'ewport Jk-ad1, C;; !~~~a H 1' !I t' 1 T cur. nosmolw 642 849 ""°"" llO US~~IVt: STU0t.:N1'S ---------· \fomtenanct· man for ,.,,. LOT ATTENDANT-maint. Perft!1-t for 1• ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS IJ.aby1>1lter n~rd for h t .i:r:ide COM /Jlurhor Vu boy Your homl' ur mine Mun ~rt , 2PM 4l'M We are expanding ou 644-4064 l\~st:mbly Deportment ------ and sre loolcinR for in B a b y 11 1 t l e r dJv1dualb who J>(ntlic11s i .· Grandmotherly type to years upenence solder baby1ol :J ntles pr wk 1ng s mall electronic (•om Xlnt recs n<:ccssury. No pon e n t s und er :i i,moking. Mu11tdnve NB fTUCn>Sl'OllC and/or stuf :irca. 673·5666 Math aptitude & Jill' lyp tf\Jol reqw rl'd Thl•rc arc 2 c.luytime po:olions open l&m·5pm 1, 1 i;pht shrn llpm-9.30pm I. & I n1ght p051uun (5llm·l2.30am) MoHRoom 1ll.is is an entry lt'VCI pox tn lhC mi<•ror1lm & (lie d ('pt There are 2 daytime positions OJ)l'n (8um·5pm l, & I ..W.:ht p 0 s I t I 0 n 0 I> \' n <5pm-12:30aml COOK ·short order Breakfast & lunch 1-'ull umc. Must be cxJ)t!r /\p- pl y in p e r son . c are M<'tro. 3505 Via Oporto, N 8 675--0801 Cook s want ed . Ma Barker 's 212 t-; 17lh St. 646-4303 Cooks wanted P /T & full time Will train Up to $4 .75 hr The Grander Hes taurant. 1400 W. Coast Hwy, NB. 642-8881 Operate modern equip· mcnl & door tu door transp Calif. dnvers he req'd. No prior 1·xpcr oec Good dnv1ng rec a must No Sund,1y work. Ora nge Coast Yellow Call. 17300 Mt llt'r rrrwnn. 1-· Vly ---------:>ENERAL OFFI<.:~ Dishwas h er o r Pizza Electronics firm seeks helper. 5·9PM Apply buyer w/gener 11I off1l'e 30242 Crown Valley exper. Should hav(' Pkwy. Laguna ~iguel stronf communicative s ktl s . Es tabli s h Orspatc he r . t'X veri cn1:c material requirements preferred. agi· UI + Apl' Place purchase orders & ly at G & W 'rowin~ followup Pleasant work &t2_·1.2S2 _ inJ( conds. <All Valor W e h ave JO ·· week DA VS. Call f>t: 1y at Pup n Taco, ~ 646-58'1 bef5PM. Interior P lant M n lenanct-. hnrt1cull al M l u. 1 uret• Apply Tr Jvt"ln<hn. us .,.. 8 62(»1 W Coa11l_!iwy N ~ P /H .. & f /tftM Company Benef1ls Call 557·0520 fFYOU have a St!rvte4' lo o(fcr 01 goods w sell. pl&Cl' an JO 1n tht' Da lly P1111 : fmg electronit: compo - ncn\Ji on PC boards IAIYSlnER Sundays only Boy, 7. Thetic l)()Sillons offer ex1 g I r I , 9 . I'~ x p c r ttllt!nl salanes and com w/chUdren. enjoy SJ)(>rts. µcmr paid l>l'ncfil.s. plus activities Uri. 10 G. Mt 6, Cl«t& Typitt Good lyp1ng sloll11 & Cooks & Wa1tres11's apply phone 11bility req'd. We ln person al 27142 OrteHa oowhave2daytime~i-Highway . S an Juan tions open (8am·5pm) Capistran<) the enjoyment of work 759-1500. NB. l;'"cellcnt "'Orkin" (•on<li in~ with l'on.ienrnl pcopl ,..,. -" in 8 modem atmosphen" ---------•I twns & co. bencf1L1> tJf· lnll'rv1cwl! will bt• ur D1tnklng fcred. rnngl-0 for your <'•nlv•· TELLY Please contact personnc·l 1111:nn· throughout thl l'r\•f with 1•xpen cncc ADP v.1.-t•k Conlin'\ Cont u ct .Mr Sx ti v .J s<ts 2300 ca11 rorn1:i Pensi'on 1-'cdcral Savrn gs }.. 2700 II arbor RI vd. 1..0:.tu Serv1'ces Mt.>sli. Ca 92626. COSMETlCS 4-0 people needed to learn & teac h professional muke·UP technique::.. F\Jll/part time. L/\UHA LYNN COSMETICS !-'or appt. call 731-0561 ----- Donul shop work. t:arly AM. no exp. nee. Apply AM. DK Donuts. 145 t: 17th St or 2963 Fnir~icw CM. DRIVERS Men or women 25 yrs or older Know lht: coast c1t1~ Net S180 o w<'ek or mort· Orange Coa s t Yellow C<tb, 17300 Ml. Herr,p>onn. J-'out1turn Valley. <No of Sl11t£•r b c l w n N 1• w h op t' & Euclid> EDWARDS PACEMAKEa SYSTfMS l!rlJS.E. Muin Irvine. CA r,qual Oppor Employer IHO Ncwpc>rt Center Ur 2nd floor. Newport Bch (714) 644·4JOO Cllt 263 t:ounler lie-Ip; l mmcd. openin~ 10am -31>m . 4 Ouys wk, wt.-ekdf Oanlung AMERICAN 1 Career t1µp<ir for hunk ::1cnc<1I Gcn'I Ofr Typ. HOsrtTAL SUPPLY c:xper 'd inJ.t. f1hnJ.t. IO key. order ER d e s k C 11 :s t u M cs a CORf'ORATIOM TELL s .'>10-7800. : Must ~ oul~otn~ & peo· , -• . t:~ u:-A-l O~p r Jo~m ply r pit 0 re e-11 l e d . x 1 n t ~ctk.·Dr.ll.l?storc t 1,LH'tw, m lf/h benefits & p leasant some weekend~ Jo.xl)l•r working 1wrroundtnl!~ helpful. Apply in pnsnn. o\.1,~1slanl Munagcr want c d Cash & Carry wt\otesul<: liquor. wine. hccr & toblH't'o. Santa Ana. 547.07:12 Openings at 'fusltn & Mesa Verf1e l'harmn<')'. Newportofcs. 2971 llarbor HI. Co11to SAMTIACiO IAMtc _M_<.-s_a __ _ PeT'SOnnel Dept 2nd 1-'lr 1 .. --------• 535 E. 111t St, Tustrn !02-5200. EOfo:. 'ttcnd;,nt. Airport Tex-~~~~~~~~-·! ;:i1:0. No cx~ricncl.' n~c CLERKS UTOTEM 7 3, 3 11 Apply al 467 ~mpus. NR ___ _ ATTEKTIOM 110ro .. r Ho &p.r. Mfl: .. 1 Ir you are new to Co11tu Mesa. temporarily dis contrnwng your educa· t Ion. recenlly djschurgc<l from the service. or for any reason sttking tem- porary or career employ· menl. conl41der this uni flUC OPPortUnlty. YCMICmthnt $216 Per Wk BunJung TELLERS We are presently sr<'ktnit experienced 'fellcri. 10 1iurCosta Mesa office. Good rir<ure apl1tud1· und l'Ustomer re lul101114 u mWll. We offer a good Nlartmlj salury, complemented by a pleasant worklni,i at mosphc re. Exrrllent OpcniniotH Now 1\vu1lahlc (or full or p/hme durki. on 2nd & 3rd :1111(1.11 No cxper necc~sb r y we train. Advancement op- pottun1lics lo thClt'ie who qualify For lnformallnn go to our nearest ma rkct or conl11rl th1• pcrsonnt>I office ul l2442 LumJJ60n St Gorden Grove 537 ·48'10 Equal ()ppor F.mploycr compaoy-pold b e ndil11 ------ package. l\pply m person h('\ween 9:00 a .m bnd 3 OOp m ut. CLHIC Vari1•ty J>(l:t 1'yvc 50 Growth potcntinl SOOO 2970H.::irbor Hl v1I Q.11 Jan. MG-8470. No 1"11100 on your produc Suite 205 Costa J\kirn 1-'ce. Amerlcun <.:&r1•cr St.CMf.31 ~ Drug Clerk Afternoons. Counter help nc·cd<·d Pcr11onable. No expcr re f /ume. Cumt.'<> Cleaner~. q'd S3.2S hr. 642·4104 _ ca 11 644 ·Ofl!>3 Gounler Ctrl needed pit for natural foods rc~t. EJCl'Ct . h c lptuL (:oodcnou~h Natural Jo'ood:.. 673-2345 :.:re<ht Checkt:r. f'ull ti mt'. experience h elpful. UNITl::D <.:ALJ t'OllN IA BANK. 630·A, Newport C<•ntcr Or. NB. 644 &16'l EO 1-: --- CUSTOMH RELATIONS Port-TltN IOAM·3PM Mon 1-'n Will train to operut1• tn· tcreslim~ 11ales pnil(ram for new cHr rlcalcr . f.1tc typinR Wr>rk lnvolvcic 1-::Um extra money 1n your spare timt' C11ll Mrs Neumon 645· 1300 nftt·r Spm S>UCATIOHAL CONSULTANT Admin asst 11k1ll!1 fllr recruiting students for European schooling & ok mgmnt. l'n·r of <'O presentations 1neld'a slide ~howi;, for prO!IJX'(' t1ve students Mu'lt bl.' familiar w 11-:uropcon tr11vel & educallonul $)'S & havr knowlcdiie or !';>"<'l~n 11chl trun1u•r1p 0 li. lyp1ng, S il. bkkp .:. telex ure nl't' I Vr ex 1> req $950 JX'r ~ Tnkt· od tu F.mplymnt Uevlpmnt Dept. O<Yr 2()5 36'1 /\ti paid for by emµl oycr molntn1ninl( re•1·or1h~ for EllCTROt-llC 1rnle11nwn l'0111l1on IO<'nl TICHHICIAH eel on lhirbor lllvll In Costu Mcsu Pll'niw nt 118 dhtllal 11rc.-l4surc Jl3i:te pcnwnulity Uuod lllnrl· mfl( 111111 11 1wlf xlnrllng ina nlury l'ulrl hol ,,, eh•11ronlr tech W/i(ood Vu<'s ; fringe lll'ncfllK IT\f1ch 11kll\11 Min 2 yr11. Apply NuOrm l'l•trHi, .-xp xlntiiroundnoor op· 3l!MC Alrpol'\ l.oov llr. portunlly Company C.M. Mon. Tuell or Wt•d licnrrll11 lncludinit profit 11hnrlnl( (.'11 II for uppt 9arn·3pm _ t?l'4)IJIM ~t llvlty, commission, plus Agency. 610 NC'wport mcenl.lves & exlra profit 979·4200 Ccotc•r Or. N. ll De ll very mon for earl Y F,l('Clrtrnl e11llm11tor Top :4hann1 bonus. -----AM Ol'Wl>fl!H•Pt•r In C M 1my ., b\'11t'flt11 S20.000 + The women and men we CITIZENS BANK Cocktail W...,..H Perm J•/t Mu11t hovt• dt•· Mu11t he experienced rn are looking for m.ny oo School pcndablt• <'Ur., Ix• rcllu comm'I & lnrlu1Hrlal tired ol typing. folding Of F.um uv to $300 per wk $30().S350mo 64G·~ llltlm11tin1ot & 11ult:11. C»ll papers. warehOWle job11 Low tulUon. Placemrnt M•-/Mew.-714/666·3131 or npply In ond workinR for a limited COSTA MESA assisl 751 9194 -·' -r-r-· pcraon ul South Co11ict 1Momc . Work with --Permanent Pllrt·llmujub Y.lf'C'lrle 3001 Redhill young pc:'Ople. Jbpltl ad :::OlLEG E Girl to ll vt In dtllvcr1nll early momln11 Avu. i';,cpl11n11de 5, rm vancement pos4lble. rr Equal Opporturuly w /pro(. mAn & !I yr old LA 1'lme11 to homH In :M)t, CM you are 18 or ovl'r 111nd Employer M I i'' 11 on . o n b" a ch 1 n frvlne/NB arc-1111 Mu 11t would be available to ~~~~~~~~~ Newport Mulll ~ hom1• bt-rcUoble & h1tvt1 rlcfl{)n 1Mct..-c Tfflt 11i.rt work lmmedintcly, -trom 2Pm to 8pm eves on dable tranaportutlon. No Salllty 1•ommcn1 w111x- call... · IARMAID achool daya. Musl htave colleclln(( Salury i.1$0 t:"· NII arf'• Call Jim, 64M514 FIT nights PIT wkend11. dtivcns lie. Call 673-5!170 mo. &48-<123~ _ J!*l.'lft _ --------•I Top pay, CM area. C<ill aft 711m wkda11 or DornonstratorJJ, S11lr11 &ICT•OMICS ..._ff•• 754·9'97. anytime weekends. Sl-1 Hr + M...... TICHMICIAH SBVICI Deaut.y . Coll Stud, RIB '" Nil Tt1mporuy pmtlt1on11. IMml'\l o{M'nlnll• It op· HAIR CUTTElt horM <Priv Ba &t rm) $1il11ry, we train, your portunlll"" In on c11tnh. OtWATCHla Take over some follow-Met'llalblc lO OCC &t UC I a r c 11 . C Mr 11 m u11 t. co. In the OrnnRc Co. lo &cbedule now of re· lnl(. Ant will t ench ln exchange for bnby11lt 008·8153 , 636·3080 • airport aroo. Appllcant11 pa.Ira throul'h \hr 11hop Sas 11 o o n m e l h o d . tlnR (3 chlldrM >. llll1 l2l3)~1·~ co ll'Wbl •111\oot. rtip»ir & ..nd ta1.11lt1t servke mJ(r. Manicurist. Coll 21st ~ek~t"plnit. Rf'fll re Oentul At1 llt. C'lCl)Cr, test oloctrnnlt• s,vtcm11. l~Una. van~ and ~tut)' Halr, 642-GtJ81. quired. 548_...287 carc(:r opportunity In ~t •nolo11 & digital ~rmanent poaltlon with --beaut office Qualified In ex:per. req'd. Interview competotlve pay f;x. 11.-oaY CLl•K c""""• ... M1~;u ... .._ ..... ..-only ~'\7-ll051 ask I W •-' I d ti ~-"'" • "' totol exruanded dutlea. "' ,,.... per enct< n ec.-uar y : e """" en n uwt 001 v-.. llg"l hou•cke"'Plnll .. ,,.1 2 for Hutrh. rnoch1U11cal lu1owl~gc a wotkt1r lo coll111r le1111on ~·~ 11 " "' ..,.,.,11y. 837 ·71 I' must. Opportunity ror mat.erlalt. Req':11 i.ome 87J.l22& o..t.ie A•JI•._. advancemflnt. Owner In· heavy uruna " lorkllrt. :::ompanlon. Uve-ln (() U • Exper wanled call Mfler tervlewtn1 ~pt. 10. 10 Wllltn1 t o train 01) 1~t adJv• elderly h•">'· 8ept4 ""* AM to4 Piii onf)'. ronlU\. Af ply betwn 8·8. )fu8l drive k as1ume ' ' HOWARDCHEVROLET Neltona Educa tion householdr~p.644-1304 OentaJ Office Manaaer, Dove Ir Quall StretU ·Corp .. 4401 Birch St. N.8. Laruna Roach t-:xpor. Newport 8tacb (Near OC Alrport> Equ1d Find wh11t you want ln 111 pl\Hea denll11lry. XI.bl 833-0555 ()pportunJty EMployt<r l>aily Pl.lot Chwillodl. hrs. Call 830-001~. -------- •• •1. ..... IMHR Mechanlcal entlnecr, dolr• pref'd. Mu.tl have electronlr" bkad. Re11p for RltD & worklna w/hand1. Call Mrt. Kyle, sai.auo. Mt11lon VleJo Corp. Medical f'ltld _ I I - backgmd_prcr 494 o __ Sell lb1111(s fast w1lh Oa1ly -Piiot Want Ads Classified Section Phone 642-5678 IMVEMTOllY ------ Electronics. 540·9264 G<!neral Office l'SlSONMEl CLERK Part Tim<' Varied duties ln busy personnel dept. Req 'll ~ood t yping s kills & figure aptitude. Approx .20 hrs per wk Apply betwn 11 -:1. Nat1on tt l 1-:ducal1on Corp. 4401 llirch Sl, N 8. I Near 0C Ai rport > ~qual Op porturuly Employer General Ofc Su1>cr variety poll ror r.harp orttan1u.-d J>('r!>On wtaccur l ypin~ ruthi:r than t.op speed I ntl'rcst tngJob in lovely Newporl Ctr ore surrounded l>y coogenlill people St arl $1!()() Ca II Sully. 540-0055 Coa.'llel Personnel Allen ''Y· 2790 llarbor. CM /\LL JOBS Fltt-:1-: .il>t\eral (){fie<' STUDEtfT SERVICES Answer student inqumes by marl. Req's good lyp. 1ng sklll-. 4< somf' letter wnting cxpcr Customer ~crv ellp~r he lvful ldcul po11 for lnd1v re lurruni:t to JOb mkl. 40 llr wk Xlnl 1*nN & workmlt ('ond:; TRAINEE 51Mppt1•tttal h1co~ Perm Pit work tak10Ac tail anventones rn Ctau Mesa Vanable hrs )O Key expcr. hepr111. I.It nol t(.oq'd. Pard lral~ & travel. Xlnt. oppty Ir adv In Amen ca's larg't Inventory service 1'r 1nler v1cw t'Oll C2 U 703--0164 collect ok hl•...tory Control Sportswear mfg ha opening (<>r · Org.11ruz mollvated person. Typ in~. Invoicing. 642·347i NB JACK OR JILL OF ALL TRADES Will Tram . Rul F,xpenence Welromc SOLDERING WOOD PRE FINISll Hl'.:ATSTAMP LITE·ASSEM DL Y MACHINING F\Jll Company licnd1tll In Costa Mesa. 645-3321 larulDr HousekeeJ>('r l\p ply 7i\M Jl'M. Mon/ Thur!!. lkvcrly :'t1 unor (;onvale:;cent lfosp1lal 3'10 V1ct11nu Ave. CM G42-03tl7 J.r. Moc1 Dfflntr Ho.It• Now 1ntcrv1L>wlnit 1ot Day Wali.rcss positions S Days 11 wk 15-20 hn1 Ap ply in person t>etwn 3pm &5pm Mon f'r1 t0142Adums Ave, HU F.nlry level pos gradm1t exam.'I. Vllrious detailed dull<'!! Lite typing & neul hMdwrilin!l r<>q'd . App· ty Nuttonnl £ducut111n Corp ,4401 lilrch St. N.U. <Ncur OC Airport> ~qu11I kfYPUMCH Opport.un1ty Employer OPlltA TORS GF.N Ofo'C Sm. sportinR IA>udan~ Oronl({' County Jld.'I. firm. 8 5. Mon. lhru duta l'enter ha11 Imme<!. FTt 'l'ype SO wpm. No o pen1n~s for expn shrthd Telcphon .. 11ale11 operalon1 1-'ull &r pl· exp. helpful $700. per time, 2nd ~ 3rd sh1f~ mo For mlcrvlew roll Wet>kcnds put-lime 057·1'431 or (•ome to 1800~ f'lexlbh· hour'I C:ill Skypark Cir . St<-G . l':leunnr f n r nppt , lrvint• !Ji\Mtol2Noonor ~46·6080 lnte.irnt cd lPM to4PM Dula, Col.ta Mt.-sa Girl Friday, car(.-er <lppor Laguna Beach wtdynamk growth co. MOTOR ROUTE ~rclarial exp helpful. Daily Pllol r o ute 1n Mu11l be ortlcuhatc. t.aiuna fkuch & South µcrsonablt', front oCc t :l,.... Qill Diana 6'0·4050 LMaun11 . A ternoonii. ,,_. Monduy through Prlduy ays!M.30 plwi Soturd11y ttnd Sun· G<>vemcts ror 3 boys In day mornlngtS $450 Pf'r "'·I' f month J(rOl\11 profit $50 COM hOmc. ,.u •Y llrn Cu11h deposit required a pt. wlll provide RJR + Call 642·'432 t :1llk tor 111lary · 640·6389. Clrculallon. Leave your llAROWAR~SALES·lull. Name, Addr\-'8lS, Phone time. oper pref~rrcd. Numb r and Mak<' ot i\pply In pert0n: Crown Car. Good for atudent or I Uirdw11re 3107 E . Cs~ rrt1rod person. _1_tw...;y:.;'...;Cd_M ______ Landscape Supervl11or llclp needed In 11m all tnln 3 yrs exp.•r, must be rr~lhome. Som(' exper . able lo super & Inst . please. Part or f11.ll Ume apnnkletll. do plantln111. 495-55S.1 alll(I seed or 11od l11wn11. Muat be wllUna to work Help wanted p/llme. ov«'r hard. 67~ 7~. <6·10PM 18. d11y & evct shl/tt. Ken· only I tuck(. Frted Chicken. 693•----. -.-... -L-5-...,-TY S Coall tlwy. L.aaun41 wow• ...,.. Bc11ch. for pertner. Heavy llllllll • ---------' Ooh Newport Keach of· HOSTISS flee w t xlnt b encffts. .I COHVCNICHf SHOPf>IHC l>fltO S(WIHC Cll10£ IOlf r.-E CAL a.. r.-c co BODY CONSCI on the mosr ~uhlul, Ila 1n~ •••- band\ bisect htl!fl ii \ I~ lined ·~isl llM1n1 1rt Sf°" lhl\ \~I Of lollt P11n1ec1 Panttn 9 l S11"" JI 10 11 I~ I S1111 1 ~ (bu~t 34) laA y~rd• '~ 111(11 ti bllC 5-4 Sl.~ tw _,, ...... tltll ,.ti llnt<laa einuil, s-4 t9: 9IAllM MMTlll PAltr rn Dec>t 4'7 OallV Pilot I Oianood of a Top Exper not ll~t'.11 Apply Tr-alnlng on ~rox 800. bet 11 or a.It 3. Bob Burns No t htlmd rcq. Salary n.taur~nt 37 Fashion commen.ur1te W/exper taland. N 8 . Ctll 752~ Lls.1 or P9m , .................. ..-.............. .. ltiiitW-71011W,W-7100Hotpw.,... 1100....,W•lod 1100....,..,...., 11 00 ....,w.,... 7100 -................ .,. l>NLVPILOT gp ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• M9fwftU:...erot PIT hrlp nffifed lmmed ftalAluri&nt .... W•ted 7SOOf._.,W..eiM 7IOO ~W...... 7100 ~~YMAH ~Ho. C....., PARJ JIME for •lderly couple. 4\2hrs RI'! Sale-COOKS ••••••••••••••••••••••;!•••••••••••••••••••••••to•••••••••••••••••••••• .......... "' ......... daot> ••• ,.,... ... ..... EAIH & LEARN BUSBOYS Sr --,......., Cll, NB •m '!""""Y"'°WIOJO.•••~ •ft..,on ThomlOOR• 11 nd Mlnlm•m or no ex. '•-~ Ttuck or van Dt"c'(~••ry < '' firm lnc-att!d nut Ot EVENINGS ea Y expa . · ·nen c 1''\ill & t n. • la ... al & Tnl i• I __.. .. <o hrt wk Nom• A "• 0 " 0 • oeek 0 " I • llEAL EST A TE ::\' J.i!\°!:1'" <on~~· :;'.,., ~;.:";,. !"....., ! · -• 1 = -C"y ot '°"•loin VoU~> "• -ea 0 "" 0 '"""' 1 ::,U":j •'"'I"'' ....... w .. °"Ulandln1, b A I.! 8 Pt 0 PL t: U . "8'I·-OICKCHUkCll'$ .t.-..i11r..... ;;.~ Rttr ~·'",'; ~ 'l'~o u .. ~-. ,_ """ " 1 ' ' ... "'"'""' p.-,..n•llllK WANTED P•-•ll•NI -RESTAURANT of Hml'fo....... ~'" .. r d ' ._._e tlNT lndi" 111 lo have crun 1>f :l tralnlnl( Xlnl re~ulu · RcaPOn:iibh· woman to 2008 N;WPC>rt Blvd CM -W .. ~. 1 yr rec4:nt le~ t'r --man""', ~ 1 ,. ovor Wiii b• --Y wo•klnl will> learn ••e""o•· " .. "" _ • _ oxpe• Pmonnel Oh ~ lardl.Jlr ron1ull ptrl(lm)Jn1 ProducUon & ldda Start 111 S..HO per tJCN IUllh ct>mm 11810n trad\:. Will t ralu. i\gc Retail Sailoa, Juaeph Aw •cn tt1•ill91 .. "-folow&..m l0200 5'ater A"e. Y V Ullbul~ niub>our m lt'r111I pl•nnln11u· hnurPhon &c.2~tExt .. beuutifulf)((ict! 2.S·40. Call the Shade ~nlo'aoow11ccepUn11 -r _, (71<0913-8321.Y..OE. own bu •Part> lime u,1tw ()ff,.r x.lnt "~' & ~ HJo:'J'Wi'!Jo:N• 00' 00 MAUOYRIALTY Q).,,.-,6732030 "PP caUon.s i'ull\Jmt!& YocaffoRal tr11r.•gcfellft •llbout '°"u1tmen1 torn.tu pkl( r 1•11at• "''"' .. -"'• pl·tlmo aah11 people. I I 11 ... ''"' .. ) .. ~ ... ..,., .. Station Alt•ndant.i. "1-IOCll n-.,ulnl' ., al blator 1 \o Alla For JI• -Responal bl~ womun to Muat h•vo pt'flvloua rt1· 5-......._, M1cllh a ..,.... M••z•r T..-.... --ll•uolo"' ••RO "8" " '"'"""'""""'""' boby"t lO Y""' old boy tall exp.,, l n•ol •ea Mo...,, S..., M P/T .i..i. """:r;-" '""'' "''"· ro """""· ""'1•luy" lllAL H T A TE Aller """"'· M•rl•on .,.,..., .. ,.. •oowlccl•• w.,..,. , .Cl•M T-olatl' z or J ""'""••• or .,., P PL~ l'~R:.<IN ....... M,... l'o..... SALESl .. :llSON school oreo. Call •ftec & e•lenll•o euatomor W_W_T_al~ Men. wo men. 11cm1 b« JoukUl,C lur I> l •~ PA.RT Tt~I OHL 'f N~tanm Up.m. 642~ survlcc. Ap~y In pcraon f ret1rt!d perllQn.~ OK. No M'. us -~alto -uppl) MAT L tt K W 0 M A N u l .... 1.. ~• "· I O IAll Of The Above 12.6$ l ,._., .. , ..,, A ~" 1 ,..,.., I ... u. nuw..., l!lmp..,y"" OJ l'tirsonitl wthmUon, ex-2pm-4pm, u1 ppor These aro CETA f'unded """'ltlOM r"'"'ulrln" exper. ·-..... r..... P >I u -t lh .. II°"' ,... p ti m • l O W• <O nu• r"• w woR In my •m•ll -on.tnocllo<o & 1,,,,. £mplyr. Un •-h ~II I -... I • F1qa &.Uon. 422 L.i oeweomm 6 <Dn 1•<1 •1•t•l1•n"' bu•. or •Ir 1,..,..,01 otm<~vh«" "'• -W'•nl 3333 Brl11<ll Rd, C.M llun = -•c r .. ldency. F. •lbllly wJI .. ""'"''' at PollUd" Sao --------... mcrdUU1ta t'1ulh1Al ht11 trc111lin~nl flqulp M 1-·. ~nt.iul ln111.-..ltt•ntH for BOB'S deter upon application. AppllcaUon11 will Cle m . interview on M80qtt Nt'f'd C'ar, lJto lyp1n1 ,. 1 .. M 'f'I Retail SaJea Experienced be •<·cepted until 3PM Sept . 29th at Tho w~ .. 9/J3,3PM-6PM ~ 3(8\ " "Pm u r 111 r your succc111 Cont.au.:t Ull ..._ Of,,..__ F.mployment & Trulnlna <.:ent~r. 538 Main St, • ft IOJ)m It Sat u JU.i.m t.tn'tfur conrtdt•ntH.tl In .._ ·-Hle!ilady for us't msr. Hunt Bch. • ST-CLRI OP'OITUHITY uATIJRo W()U AN ~an& 2 -·m $40ll mo .. lary ...... aJ-loy position. Experience -~A L ~A -~ •-.' ..,. WOil> £................. Dri- INOCllS -~. ·~~~.~-::;~ :~· ~:.:::~f~h!~;:'~~~ ~::!; ..,..,,_., l~o~ °:.','t,'~,'0~1 ":: P'•fmed. Apply lo ..... , "'"co. ""', •• , •Uooal Company look ~SMQtj ~f. Ncit•11.pernec. Somo •42-lt30 1\e41rby locotlon:s We re· pens-0n. 3383 Via Lido, SICRITJ.IY ~e peraon w/llOOd dm ">a row , ...... ,., ••• ,, -.,.y a••ll For In ...... no pru•I°"' oxper. NB........ s .. _JM-. R.E. nnnnr.O.ani•C•· loo re 1 cord. JfB 17J.O ,. • ...., ., .. _ W>ll "''"" Mal< dn-. o rn• le.,law ulJ •fl lpm. Join °"' lrleodly l••n> . .., .. , Manaiem•nl l'bll & p/Um< lo. bake•y ly. Al"'°"; pleaaant , 1 . .. :W ------ oni lb -" 40 ...... "'' '"""'• '" "'"' & 1 "ht ""-UAL m ,AJI Come "' us lod' Y ASST MANAIHll •hop. Apply In "'"''' '""'""'"' good sklll• STOCK MAN/DRl~U -""'• ...., •P f•·• '"nl '"" 0 "' '"'• ""•'« C-1 bdw,..Upm C urr• n I op c n 1 n R """'lhru '"" 10 AM 10 J re q S •I a< Y 0 P • 0 · l'bll or P/l1me. Must be •'tlllk 0 lo1tart Opponun1 1'1'1<A>mrt~8827JJI ptt'JE up Cool&Trolfteft PM . Se.ind1n1tvl¥1\ a:D-9293 lY lo r-cb fOC' ~moon IW "V FaotatUc: new company 239S2Avenlda del11 w/fulure oppQr for •tore Pas try Shop. 6855 ---------1 18. W lA.'tl & Auoc111tci.. CaJJ Mr R•aue)'. tTl41 MICHANIC/~ prnSON locutcd Jn preatlglouB Qiroloua.Lagun1:1 Hlll11 mgmt. Mull be en· Wa rner Ave . 110 .1·--------1570 Ctenncyre. Laaun;, $51-'800 C..ll St!pt IOCh Jmponed Cor Gnra1¢c U\ Ncwport area look10~ for 9&12Adams, Hunt Heh lhus1astJc&energetlc. 893-!&77 Sttretaneti _Be_a_ch _____ _ ~ lOam & 3pm & 1-ull t1m~. hrly Wl$!1t' ~•lh at leqt I year t'll U~·cnlKld real estate peo. ,.. __ ,_ •-.-1---HICKORY FARMS JVPISJS T h d d I .....,. t .... "· 12th 11 <'M &ou40Mdayt. r bl pie. hl"ltve Office. Great -n -. FaahJonJsland _ 1 eac ers Al es nee ec .... ,... lu1 .,. <'41 Pt'rl~nre . pre f'rJ y •v•m-•--1on •plJt. Com· & Ccnhien Ca.ll840-603o 6·30·8·30am. uperv1:1c betweent1m 41 ijpm ....... ~ ucw 1 paper Excclh·nt ....., ,....,,.. " SANDWICH GIRLS M-1'·. & SECRETARIES ch.Udrenon playground & MIC~ICAL ...,,...y bofl,fola. Apply "'"' lttmooal. ""' for '3U """'"'A,., ROUTE TECHNICIAN 8':»12,30, Mu" ba" m on WU & "afla. Ex""' lN5nCTOR betw.-n YA M & 8PM, w... llunl Beh Steady )Ob for rlshl & be ... llo •P ... <. Call lloYoU need o><tra money pnf'd. '40·4751. I So MAN.AGER lbp1dly growin1i Ort1nf(c Mondity thru 1"rid1ty A w...,..,.., Wolt.n person, Profit abartng & 6'73-6334 J~6pm, ask for & enjoy variety. l.A!t the Coast Plua Area> <'• """ i. .. i.a "'"' OC ... fo" Paul Ward "' Cool! T-. "roup h • • llh. A pp I y Oan"' Nancy. '""""' & II b hi r Tho Oally Piiot hu ""''" Ao pu rt " ••••on 8 • Vn"d v uu.,.,... & c -u • . m "0 0 Y 0 Teach.,,_. Id". p" '""for Cl1t•l•Uon Oo" m0<haao,.u1 0••0<<1ur otlANIH COAST _.,., M ..... ., •. 12. Soodwkb Shop oeu oc ~ lempo"'?' ·~· 0<hool, goad wo<k l•• Ultt 11 .... .,. •• the "" ondl '· " to hu ,, • 1'4 t . 1111> SI.. c. f<I. Lloyd Peso"""''"' Co. "'"°"· .,00.,,.. •, 30 ~anmcno. or your< hooee """''"o"" yrly ..,, or •-'•& ... ,, •re• or mon of """ "'""' M "'' DAIL Yll LOT '501 Ca mp., D• .• '"'"' .,. E. Dy., Rd, S.A. 2,30, 11. 30 to s, ao. 17'•1 wwk fo• you. Co II Im· ll•lng , .. ..,. 644 . 0232 Onlnie lie 11ble to makti tnliJ)(ll' 642-5682 JAlt PROPIRTllJ l!:qual Opp Emplyr m/( 979-602t Skypart Blvd. 556-0670. medJately. · MaJeorfenu1lt',bc1l1nnor tion setups & 1n11oJ>l't't 3:lO W.Bay St.. 675·4890 5_.ILM .. KIR ~Q~ office • TEACHERS or exp"l•n<od •PPll· '""••• ""''' ur "' C..t•llea• " " Sea""""'· can•aa & up. Paid pooltk>n In "'°"'' cani. are encouraJw<t tu ~"mbly by hlrni1elf Offt·r ~1ual Op~rtunJty REAL ESTATE R~AURANT w I ex Per 1 e n c e 1 n hol!ltery products. perm, 0 overl oad I.ant Church Sehl. Lu~ I E ··'I ... _ r "'" Emp oy .. r """' handwork or 11ewin~ f-time. Co. benefit.a, ex. Bch Su onJy Nu-upp Y XCw e.nt •A-nt' it s xlnt .sul &t benefit l~k1. " SECRET .. RY . . n ... cry '"''d b lo ~ NEW sails. Stelldy work. <213 J)t!l'pref.64S.~7 557.0061 thru 6th grade. Co .-. Y t:mp Yt'r • nt'w 1~1eulle M·nd resume fllX/ ... --w-.r _ A U u ..... """ ""A• model compunycitrw11h J h to to Cl 1r1.,. --. .... .-.-.-PP ca ons ueing con-.....,."'"' 3723BlrthSt.N.8. ordinator also n1..-eded penonaJ Ubt~. VR<'lltlon. 1111 IN ry 8811 hJ FuhJon lslo, 40 hr, day sldered for Immediate ---------EquaJOppor Employer Call 499·3088 mornini;i. !ilck leavt•, .... n11lon nnd &d oo 329c/o Dally Piiot, shiHH. Ex per ur will employment. Call J oe RESTAURANT ~11£S SEAMSTRESS onJ ttedllunJon..... t><J Hox tSllO, Co~lll train Co benefits Himmelsbach. maoat:er ~ Sall loft ha.s immediate _....;.y_. ______ _ .,.,. ...... ,.,,,fo•ll>" M.,a.ea~-"" " ..... 1110 • Town CenW•. L••unu DOYOUl'lAY openlnr. Som• ••· ncHNICIANS _ ,, ""' lbS301 "'' Medkal ••«Plloru" '°' PBX N ' • "' I n e • " Y . OP£Nf NG I Tiii ott•AN 1 P<dence deaJ red. Ph Secretarv ._...,h & ••••lopme"' week b.,ed oo ex Alle.g"'" front off<. An•weron• ,.,,,., 171418JO.:iooo • If IO, ""'" may be • ....,1311 EG ·~ 0 -..Ueal buek1round "'"'"""·plus bonQ'C" ''·" 'Y"'ng. C.11 8f0nd" .-r.tnr rull & p IT. Call .. al &tale Sales ,.,.., loq°" " OOI•• Semluy.G "' l<flday. R !STER NO F R ~i 'mnedclncga1111 eepanrtn.~~ Mirumum requirement~ 842 7757 ·~ •-· C I' J Exchange. OpenJnga now Reltaurant deaire. ex· WORK ON uw....., .• "" •&• ... "'""'II f J "''""'" ..,,.,.,. Wok-* ar $ I.* """•ble. "'"'°""Hies porien<cd typh~ book· ON·CAU. BASIS Exp" 'd on m • < h · 1 ''••• drl•••• ,,., 0 ,.. MESStNGoR PIT PIX"""...... Free 3 Weeks HP<rlence uacful, bu1 ._, " ....... 0p. WESTCU•"· en&ioemng. qualilY ., w<lbn..,., 10 wnrk ""h S A «<. 2tlhr wttk HU". ..,... 1 1 we woll Ir••• yoo. Ca 11 portuoilY to IHrft •II Tcmpomr, Se"'"' ,....,,. eto c.11 Susao young 10.16 IA.I((· boyi. 111111 ~aryl 1 0+ car de1lloswi1ncch. !'Z:,~:' b~:~~ff ll:1,~:-,, TRAINING COOKS & Mrs. J ett at The Laguna aapect.a of busine811 Call 1617 Westcli f Dr. Ste209 581-3830, Xlnt benefit::. girls. llAM l11 !H'M ~!.887lafatevr1lOum m11 seeklnn reliable ln H•wCClr'ffr Hllls MaJI. (714)586.7302 Mr.Hupeat8'6-339i Newport.Beach Miss1onVlejoarea. ~day11 w11h 01Jllon11l .,...,. divtduai"6·JOAM-12noon Hew h-o.,....ty COUNTER SALES 631-0610or752·9118 . TICHHICIAHS &iturdi.y OV!!r1Jme Not MODELS, femi.tle, i.harp CallSandy,640-1460 •Absolutely no pr1t1r Fabrkexper. req'd. Call """---~( lmmed. O""ninus & 01 , ~t llCWSPlll)(?r delivery only Xlnt pay. ,,,,., .,.,..,, '-'··-an, <Un An.•". r uMllJ. • """ .. ca nvstmnt Sec.,...,...., .... • .,.,.,..._u -training or oxper1enc:c """' ~ ""'-T .,._ ·-~J p ort u n 1l1 es 1· n 11 n t total nwnal(ement or or642-6282 Bob. --------• PERSONNEL rU"m. ype: ...,wpm, ex· MARICITIMG DIEl'T " d fined d1~trl t or --necessary. S .. LES' "'DY nar neceu. Ms. Tabata • cstabl11>hc<.I co. 10 th\• u 1 ' " « PBX Q f •Personalized lnstruc "' I.A rt'7L4/640-0l23 Susy poeltlon wtvarltd Orange Co. airport area '"'lOm•rs. yuuo1 '" -a &fs<,orl1 1!!113 01$ oon Exper, PIT help oeeded dutl<B. Req '•&oodl>P••K A. p I" 0 n 1 , 1 " depe•d•nl do,,,lbu1n... --· ROOrSTER NO W fOR •1..., ... oonal °" lh• joh All ahlffa ••• 11...... for, ..... "''"'"Y ..... "'--...,,., """"• nau"' ••. 11'0Ubl .. hool. "P•lr • =--· ""1 "" '° 1 Femuh., Tnp money WORK ON lfOlmn• Wiil 1<aln.7»,..1. '""'ref~ U""'8 & oble lb handle ""' •'""''""'' •Y'lem> ~~e q'u11l1f1" .. i1nd 11" Mu1>th11ve car.631·214<1. ON·CALLBASJS •Upt-080%commi111ioln. ~tf1M~·tMulmt , SI anted full Greater Irvine redit busy phones. Marketlng M7·9061ukfor8usch .. _ -~ • W"""l'CUFF •Chol<e of lop off « -•· _, ...,...~ al • eoman • • Ualon hu lmmcd open· exper. h"plul. Xln11---------'"'""'"' <«melo Mot.I maid w•al<d, full Temoo'"'Y Se"'"" loeaU0<" bo II .,. o•or far clot-Ume men'"""""""'· 1., ,.,...,......., report· wor k on • <on d a & Te I-S.. l lO W. lay SlrHI lim< Kl•kwood Mot • ,__...._ ., .. , nol noc. 673"6'° 1., dl<ect lO "'"'"""· benefll" Af ply betwn Wrk P/T'lnourtelephorn· COllo-. ""° E. C..'1 l!wy, COM New-e.ach lbpnolch ...,.,.lon•l or. • .... .,,...~ Mr. H•wlhome. "'•/;cien<y ln typ•n• & &.3. N•ll<>o• Educallon ,.,.. room & '"" P•"'"'' Monday lhr°"" h. » ldoy .......... _ llJI -0610o'7S2.9118 pnl•.Uon. .__._ I T Si le" Mel•" pmon, •horthand dnlrcd. l'bll C..,.. '401 Blreh & 1 .N .R. '"'"'"" actlvlu.,. AM & B.30.,;00 ••d '" lor MOVIE&TV EXTRAS Katella Realfv ...,..., • ,__. ..... p/lnne. hrly, ''"&Sol. benefll pa<h &•· Call <NeuOCAorpon1 ""IUal Pll...,...Gmwa 8 .,, limy S•Dley In lhe N E E o E o B y """ dar"""""" -y. Colleee.in. 549·'16& Mr. BYme. """'""· llpportunlcy F.mployer. comm. c.11 ro, """'b ClreulaUonDepartmen1 ff 0 L L V W 0 0 0 l'I ... & Fw-s c•L 2-SPMal: SICUTAJIY SECRETARY L.A.1\.,..,'40-0301 Eq .. IOpporumlly CASTING OrRECTORS Oellvory Dri•er U J.JOOl 49J.0442 E"•b firm . work -~- Employer Guaranteed results. over ·rQ dellv1•r part.'I in <;M C I' J S.Al.IS/OW.W. llotel ~. Typing & ah w/puOUc, i d &kill.I-'900. • -..:l'"nvNE --------·1 ............ filled Uu>ym ..... Appl,., Hub Auto ....... /Typlal * ar s r. * lor •Ulomou .............. ".i:: Jn -· Call Jan ....... ,.. No SOUCITOllS MANAGEMENT "'"""· 12>·tlOO p<• doy ,r Supply, 2120 Harbor Good 1ypla• •klllt, II 27092 LA Pa >~II Ume or p/Ume. E,_ ~S "s. co'a:f"H'!';: 1 ... Am•rln n c.,,., Ext>. Only. Sell lh< 0 .. 1, _ .... Vfly roe. v rcE Bl•d. CM,......... "'"'' In plea""' ••· MISSION VIEJO J::'••><e helptul. Start. Laguna Buch. "-" 6IO Nwprt Cntr Pilot.. Eam SIOO · S200 ' A GHAT CAHU V I V E 0 C A 5 T I N G Plosti<o '"on me nt fo ' 'ma II Equol Opp Empl" MI F •& "''"' +<omm. fo• 0.. NO. w•e k 11, I he" 'om SERVICE. !714 > 7'I · L2U •IN l'llOCI SS mo gad,.. publlshlnR eo the ""'' person, Call lor SIC&r ARY mu" o o P • o d. Y 00< MAY II YOURS AT ext!M. SN<--oRS or Or. Cnty Airport. appt. ~ Expandln" worldwide pboae at home Over 2t ---~• Mature woman. Salary " •r---"'--1"* ID ard ,,..._,, ...,., ., ..... 1 ~'"ht relief clerk, 1 day. n...hnin~s tor both lhe c II f t home furnlabings maoul. ~ · • c • ....., ............... . THRIFTY Dnlg & Dl1count Stor.1 &'' """ to ~. a or app • RESl'Al/HANT Sal 1 M 1 .. __ an lmmed ........,,"~ 10 '~a1 ""-it Ofc SU""" •-JPM-•y. some ex~r. preferred. ~or evel & traanet!11, 752~74 e1peop e· er vyna 5 :~da·-~----~ln~ "'p• .,..,. r•" '"""" "' Tm ~E 6ot2 3030 aJI !lhJfls. Jn11pectlon of ... ~,,,..,,.,WE "IE now taklng appUcaUons u~ ......... ..._. .... GeDotc~GS 188()() .__.."""" coo" 101.,,.., P'""" RICfl'TIONIST ~ .. -· ~. ~ fo• PIT '"'•• " •14<•. f0< an I '" w101 ... , • "'f.".''il'o ft "~ -OPMATOll NURSING Part.a. ALFREDO'S ia now ac. HOW ACCEPTING Daytime, evenings 4r yr se<!retlrial exper. If ~1n._£.....:._ · · S 6 llN\ N"""'e':.iudes & orderlies •H. LUD MAM APf'UCATIONS FOR wknd shJfts avoll. Apply you are looking for a /......_.._..tr l •ilVV Pleaaant wott.tna cond1 -• <eptjog applieaUoni '°' """Ad A HO eha llenrlng pot lllon PJ1G.ot<1:<1M S1br lion• In fHt·arowlRH Thntty nrrc., •h•ll<••go. '.)..'1"',°::!n!." .:i:~ .. ~~f; ~i..":I' ·Jo~ ... ~~:. ~~. ·~::su~~~~ .... ~~,!;~ l!Ml'l.OVMINT, ~-10.2.'£.~. E~•· h:.f.:df.°'f u:~~lt s~~ ~ i;::::~.~~ ~~~ e ~'ft h AJ~~ l'Olitlnuoua 11 dv8Jlc«'mt•nt expt·r Good wu~es & per Thurs thru Saturday COOKS & Salea per10n, perm/full count, 1 beral holiday Newport Beach 833-8190 Chevrolet dealer• Some oPWrtunlt1es an.d ln\'u1hO· ben1.>f1ts. Opportun ty (1,1r •MOLDING MACH. 16JO West Pacific Coa~t ''me RM Abrams J819 .~ .. edule •-a hl"hly com. light boolckeepln~. typ parable earning:. 1n l ill udvanceml'nl. Bcv..r )' .• II NB c7c. nlYto "' ""'" ... .. IR .. Op ( d 1 eta ii field. St11rt.Jn1t with Manor, 340 Vlctorh1, <;M OflERA TORS wy • · v ..,..,.,, Newport Blvd. CM peUllve salary please ap. u0& portunity or 11 Medfral div. 3rd 11hlft COUNTER ~J t vancement Owner will 110.m per ,.., '" • 642-0381 """'"· lllllng oul lo•ms 5a1,...,...., •person• ' Secunty Guord. M01u,. lnternew IO AM lb 1PM rrwnagement tralnet· und -l'xper & lrulne,·. etc for family plannlnl( NURSERY en Home Furnls hinp person needed to greet o..-o~ 0 Se ffl o""re"a IO o,., S•3.ooo NURSES AIDES <llnie In C.M. APPM•" 7'llLoriJeCi1tle ''"""'In pubUc gordeu --' 1 · "' " ,,. .. h 7.3 & 3.•1 . Exper'd & Perm ~>11itlonH w/xlnt k , 727 PERSONNEL Wes·C.INurserie_,needs ffunt.Bch842-«._. ln COM. P/T. Muet ht! m ar. al H O W A RD f'l\!r year auer 16 mont ll. • hrs w . 751-6717. IYTJ-l . ll&lespeople, full & P/T, .. CHEVROLET. Dov1· and P•omolloo lo ""'" lralo•••· M"" Ve<do '"'""'· °' "P•d ad•••· I B .... h SIClllTAIY willing to work •om< Quall S"ec''· NewPoH manager cun bcyourstn Conv lloop,661CenlerSt, cement . Very c·om· Recept/Gcn. Ofc. Ex. Maleor,._I• Appy l5640 urat, ., .. ,St.al t1::,frontorc weekends. C.11 673-2268 Beach<Kciill8J3.0SS.Sfur ~year:;. CM pelitlve wage:., goo1I per'd, Call U~vorly Weal. .xi Mon &r Tues 9AM llAM w<1rk1ng cond8. Xlnl Smith. k hob appear. xper. only. onJy ' appojntment. If you '" 21 "'old"'· , NURSE'S AIDES .,._, "' o nd m of o< ""-U.. ·--· H-Salespenoo to -· """" lhru Sal 9·5. Me.. -r,.e & Au tn m 0 ;-;-;,. minimum hlRh "huol f & PIT. All •hlfts. p,, .-.. 1 & d•ulal ,..u,. Rocepllonl" ro• •mow by ......... at C mi't ~!.:~::;,E•~:~~=~T Verde Co ualry Club, SECY/llCKPR Se"'" 5a1.,, To"'""' ., ...... In &ood h<'nllh '"'"'ll<aUon clu"o"' or &orofll•hurl•K nlo. Xlnl t>'Pong t klll•. J,, part .JIM• daya Michael ""•n. 2614 S•o "9-0:m. We .... • •ery topable 1•1 ••Per ••« Apply """ '""'" •cto,. WMk , fcred. II n C.•oval,.eeol Apply 0 • "'"'°" • Cl M CO, Call ..,8172 II :lOAM to 2 :OOPM Miguel 0r. Ne . Tuet·Sal. SECRIT ARY-LKAI. ,.._ lb •haruhe wo<k N""'°" To " "'" k•. p1,.,. ••«Pl II>~ In'"" llospllal 847 :<m '"' """"'A .... C. M -_, _...,.,. ........ ..,.,.., 11ore. ... . .,., 5 ,.,.. C.Uf legal .,,., . w J our ,..,. b"'y Ii nan 3000 E Co• >1 ll w y t1on t o talk to uur •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii _ KO.J::. _ Recept1on1:1t, p /llme, 5:00PMto7:30flM home cooperate, real estate, claJ consulting stuff. U C-OronadelMar ""'"""'""" I nd • .,. NURSES P<e·S•hool T'"oher• "•sJSunda,. R•g" • bu"""' & p<obal •. '°" h•,.good,..'y/ hk· T T k D - rover how prof1~blt! un RN'S & LVN'S ll1drStyUng,5'().8888 SALESPERSON Bookkeeping, dual tupc kpr kills, Uke to work a ow, rue river-. u inkrvlew can be nei!ded. AA degree or o~-nt•onlst, lite tyeing & ~ In person, Tut•· Enlhuswuc, eneroctfc, l l q i I nt long hard day under pre· per d. Tov PoY Api>IY Needed for hoepital staff ECE cert. req'd. Exper ~-.:.,.. k ~-~ ~. p/tJme moms. WeStcllfl H:P n~ or e u va e · ssure 1n an unl>truclured O&W To w!ng ... 140 !~ ~'C Our ReprcM•nlnllvc relier ICU I Med :.urit. All ~~~~~~·511 lr~ S~amC~a~iyn pa~~ w~~ i~~lur~~ci;, 2:60ftM to 5:00PM at. Plaza.1..~·0972. oo~~:S~\~1~~~ environment where you ~Way ._C M ~2 l2SZ ......... y S.pt 12 ON I. Y ""'"' •••II. M"'I be d• Pl""' Areo> • · . . -'-Hie>( ORY FA RMS Mr. IJ&hlhold" 8:jS.9124 "'""mone huw lhOJob i• l>ol..,., ProdU<toon wo<k fo'TomOA M 12 Nouo pendable & hsve rc•fi. Rceept1oniBt for N.li law *Carl's Jr.* SICllTJ.RY oone. we can pa~ you Poslfbleloadperi;onopp 233K 17U1Strwt Skill asscaament tctsl:. PRESSER firm , typing req'd, t~oi°E&E°J!~~~ commensuratc wlt your lY 8'2·22.56apptonly ~ta Mo~u.<.:ultf, urc 1(1vc:n Group in· f , ... Cl N 714/752·2518 / llOl lC·..a.,-or F:ngineerfog firm near abllityC.11 640-832S · - OR >0rnooe "'•ol TOI' or ,.y , ... ,. o ex· • •• Did YoU know you <00 0C i\uport nooda oul•o· ---- Wed S.pt IJll> ONLY WAG t:S Mk abo"I ooh"' pr. "" Call btwn 1 •nd IRVINf pla"' 1 cl.,.JflNI ad In Ing enlh"'o"U' pe"°" SeJI ...... ,. ... lnd"<d""I fuftl Aoenl '"", "'°"' 9AM 12 Nooo 1 -,·rt•. Coma lo """" 2' 311. ........ lllCfl'TIONtST Equal Opp Eon ply< MI F ""' Dally Piiot S.rvleo w 11ood lyplna I pbone "Nan •eod<d lO wort< w I M .. uf "'1&hoeer S22K l2121U.mlnoCup111truno 5;;~M;,·i''r1. Printing Shop helper With tho following re· Directory tor a whole 1kllls. Variek~ dut~e_.s.d tee n.al!crst -eai:n!2soc1;: 1 k 1 A/PManuf toSl2K at DelOblBPo WESTCLIFF w /knowledge o f qulremcntJJ. month for aa lllUe as pleasant wor mf couu1· ur1ng ra1n1n .... DeiiljnrJig/f''lx $ISK+ ::,.i,.n Juan C.piatra.no, (;11 Nurses Re,lstry darkroom & A. B. Dll'k Sharp Person SELL "<ll t . Ith $l.62 per day? fo'or more lion& In o l air office. 64S-8&6 lrvlne Personnel AgenC'y ~ ... In Costa Mf'llll, PleasllntAf/:rarancu . 1 e 1 ems w 8 tntormaUon, call Sala r y loi: Sl2,00.0 + SERVICE STATION AT· - 0 E 17thC<>!ita M c1u1 -1617 Wt1Stclil . Stc209 preaae•. Xlnt lltarllng Good~ 11• Daily Pilot ClaA&lfiod Ad 2 8 ....., t; oro, Hunlln•1tor 0 ~none ersona •Y · SU-5678 benefits. u40·16 2 ·5 TENDANT/ S ALr:•s. Soite224 642-1470 ,. Newport Beacb wage to qualified per11on. Good "'·pion SklUs 642-5678. ... 00 "'"I " c. Beach. liJl-0610 7.>2.9118 "2~l11f0<app•t ., ' _ -• . ., MAN. o ... ooe ahlA oo ----..... EqualOpportunity ~~~~~~~~i---;~;tiUC~T1;0Hn;:;---Noo smoker. Call Mr:s. ./" -• SECRETARY Mlselon Viejo. Good P•Y Typist.clerk Answer Employor '""''"' l'llOD Whlle lor lnler.lew ••••· -Girl ,....,.,y. ....... p. & benel11a. 831·"'° -· fO<' ln1W'•n•• or ~~~~~~~~ LYM Ir RH MACHINIST '1>A , USTAUIAMTS '1111 lnl experience de1llrt!d , Service Sta. Attendant. li<'C. 644·4242 -~· AM •-PM I\ leadloR medlcnl dC?vlcc "-•a Meu 556-707.S Pattison Sall Dc11l1n exper'd. ~\Ill or p/Ume. S MAMICU .. ST v v•:nung on "' manut. firm haa •n Im· "'"""' YOU W NT TO U ... JYPI J ... P'REDO'S la now llC· tlhifta. fl'/Umc & p/tlme. mctl opening for 8 pro. F,quaJ Oppor Employer If A f73..Zl.80 Appl~,:.~O Sta oo, 17to ""' Above xvg starting aal. ductlon m achln ist. A Secret a r Y • S l 8 t.. & Irv""', CM F\Jll Umc, \'VCnlng :»hllt. _...., ... 1ppllcatlon1' for Xlot benefits. ApnJy, SUCCEED .. 70 wpm L·xc•ll 0 nt con1 ;;.~st 4r girl friend. 11aphlp Conv, Hosp~ ... qu.UOcd "'ndld•I• " 011 lnh0<1lance Referea'• ·--· P••Y be~erit,-' App l> Apply In l>el't!Ofl Thurs Fl hi Rd N 8 have 6 mo's to l yr pr(•· Rece~•'-n1"st s1~ ICR WANTS YOUI Ottlco. lrvlne . In · f'1U .tt Part Ume atten between 9AM & 6PM lbro SOI. 1610 We•l •I• p ' ' . •Jou• ex per . on • 1111 4£.u: ..UJ ... , &ood •kllla and danla. Mat be o•er I~ Monday o•ru Ynday Proelfte Co"t llwy, ND. ........ machl .. obop. REOIST ""NOW FOR malhem•ll<al abJUu., Xlnl w .... Apply 17241 ... f..-Poul Word 0 , 67S«>70 "UJ'SJn.« The produ C'lion WORKON Our business Is booming and roq.~ Irvine Blvd, Tus tin. D1v18Gutlorrez . .rRWJVIS murtUnlst will aet-up /JI O .. , , ON.SIS 838-6S.\4 MAll .. BfGfHI Hou-operate va ri ou s N.C~ wehaveadditlonalopeninga for seuetary ·N ••porti--------OlAMGfC04ST MICH ...... .,. Won while your children machines that fabr1caLt! WESJ'CLIF'FI day Shilt personnel. Full and Center firm needs sharp, Service SU. Employ~ No DAfLY rtLOT ~~~ ... In ,.hool. Nu•m ....., " plaaU< oompo· Tempor"'"'"".., I panonabJe .,,., •• "'" exp nl'<. Applf ••. ,_ .... """' ""''"" .... 0n lnbo1N Aldo •uluont. "" ... ,. ., ... 11 u repair 1111w.,ldl".Ste"" part lime openings ex 81 In Ille M"'' 1ype eo wpm. di<· Podll<Coulllwy, llunt J30 W ... ,,. . or 110. ... or d1 ... 1 a , ao . 1 , 30. App I y , minor toollOJ. w o oiler UIAllJtOor7.>2.0U8 follow ing areu: .. -.. Carffr oppo, Bch.2!3/,.,. 1571 Coota M"• ft\18. 1n pfcaaure boau & Flaphlp Conv. Hoep, 466 an xlnt benefit fkl that ... with 1rowln1 co. Ca II Equal Opportunity >••ht" Wo pay the ••1a11hlp Rd. N.8 , ........ mcdko, dontal RECPT/TYPJST • C-Alf• Slab Olona 6'0 .. 0SI daya Scn"'e Ste. All<ndanl, Employ., blt .. U wor n " ........ "OptjoaJ lnm. Plea.., -Pll IYPlaa, pleuonl • C.io-s.m..Pan1 .. &1 M·eo APOly,_EI Toto Unlnn, ____ ...._...._ __ _ beDeft&a. Turbo Marino apply. Jn person or by •W'TINndln-p, xJnt hrs, (Includes Tiro..) ' -· ·-· ' 2420( .... 11 1 ... f:_Toro•uaJlaRbdle' ,KT. i--------E•&l•••~. •.n Lna Dch ~mcg U.lp, lllJaa, typ. --,... .,_ uU ror --·~~ • -~""*' lh.l1u Mlpyard, 6400 Ins, phones, etc. F/Ume. 1~ f l£T n..-24Houre ""o maln cleanlne1»11 Marina Or. Lnc Bcb. S3hrtoetart. 548·S543. SHILIY, """• appt. CruJ1iOR Consul· We are one 0 the nation's meet SEC ARIES , ___ ..,,,... ...... ______ c;/ our modem (11rtory &· m-.m..,.,mc. '""'OUlettcA•• •-.m.o110 respected ateak house chalna Servi,. St•lloe Attan· IOmohml_re .. 1 ,. 0 , •M4SSIUsb ·~=~t~=·~.,6 :;::~ '""~...,.. o ft e r I n o o u 111 a n d I n g •Wlth,.;...wi;;;SH ) i~: ,.t',r,.';:lu!:•.:, bWkll••• .... New n.tf:' •pa..,... •1 • 8111.1001 R.E.Sala OPPortunlHee, hours to flt _, PIX p1y 1 Shell St•ll<>o. "'" & PD.A 1nct1 .. '"''"tor""'" PoJnw. ••lo """"""· •;:,,'l:,,"'0 • l":·f~;"' BUSY & NEEWNG sch e du la and d ed loot ed ,...,, ,. "'°" ..,., ... _l_rrvme __ ._N_a. _____ 1 Colt~!~UI 1~· 70 i\ -c:"°l"· io ••i:; -•hie, perm. C°'lo n.,. wl'i! ~::.. SI~~~ Unlqu• llomoa of Mea1 ' personnel lo help YOU BUcceed. al&nmento. Holldoy & Sff•lco Sta. Allondanla Equ.i ()ppor Employer ~t })!Ur:nf.11!:.,q. M...,.,.,._ ta'°hr.Good .... 1111& V-l•"pluggodlnto" Al'l'LYINl'lllON '80ltlon P•Y. 131 P l llme dorln1 lap 9,.,., Cal .,.,,,,. PAI\' TIMI -'<101 ..... Appl7 a1 ; • roloralloo relernl IJ -,. 1,. ......_ Ho1pll•llut1oa pion ochool. Wiii troln •h•'P W _.ITIR or 14().1100 JOam·lOpm 7 -• ..._.05 Sehr Proc:eea, 1803 Allon, IH!r'Vtco th1t hu1 created -r avail. men. Apply 2&80 Newport A l>Qa. ...... _ _.. S.A.nrSo.Co.t1lPlaz11. a demand for more .1000 ...... lfrwt --Blvd CoetaM... 4 NICtlta W~k. Wed to £....,,Sunday and E,.ry """P<OPle. We'"' bU'1 --S.t. Appl7 In pe,,o• . • ..,..., C-01ber S.lw'doy and ""•· -~Y ... Trodet and need help 1 Ex---., 1 wl e llerv St:_.• 1 \•'• _ .. .!!J'~ ...,., 11a11an Dell, ''°'' ~ doy mornlnp, Ori.Or to IJGpwOoy P••len "d o< n•w ,. mod.•• °' p/I, A-HarborBl,C M. --. drop bundle. of Dally ....... ;.ltit&le~ talHf)t'Ople may apply. .. • ...,.,. ... CA 880E.CttHwy,N.8. 1 .,., olc aper. PGllln1. Pilot t.o cartfe,.., Mu1t ,._ Mtr•C'll <antlqu.f) ol 31M1Cam(Ma ve SUfta ...... _ wan. needed. Youn1. 4t .. ••hi••· """"" ,,., .... ., ,.,,. ... 11.. ,,.. .. *' 1ou. • .... "n " • ......... ~ ~ tr, .... , neccu .,rr wJll&•m 6 dolall" + &ood drl•ln1 ,......, -~lbaleaa .:, ~1:.:u~ = IA<-...... Noa.., .... Muat h.,e Apply In pennn,,.. M• lloa'Y -· lood. Call Call t 4HU1, aak fo• __ ,..,_ with. Conto<1 Sandy o....,.Co.A'-t knowled1eothondtoo1s Rel ... Rothtchold "• for -. ,..._ fl<rual """ S.eloy or Do• •-lty. For -. la· °''°"'"'., llm Woed •I -F.quol ._Employer atcc. Call S41·•m . a-. • w ..... "°' F. ()ppEatplyT. WllUamo ,...,. ... ..,..,._, '*"'° -_ ~ -...... ., _,.. ZOE ~Hwy .. Cdll ' Cl• DAILY PILOT Monday,Sept..-nblr 1'.1979 ,.... I0'7 loats.,oww 9040 r.... fHOTn.cb 9560 Wanhd '5,0 ...... " .... ,on.cl ~ ············•··•··•••·• ······················· ···················•••·•····•···········•····· ············••·••······ ······················· HltrpW..ted 710 ...... ..c... 1010 ,...... 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"" **I BUY•• GrayaS300 Wrou,htlr,on Uo4ct on• Ira t'r In ~ yuur r holn• fllO t•1t raae1 $35 $12S p p t'IUd~d Dept'ndablt Ct\Ll.GAltTll OU>IST 1 ('out Avul111nt·o O.ot UMMt tum1turP II ~--~t Che vy V 8 entc. aood U1100 Car M11r & Wi\N'l'F:l) Nu LDMUna U'> ~ Appj1•ncta OK I Wiii Oitaluia or fli1hlnR bont s4735 540·5830 Renb OldN la1b url, f'd IC ,,11 Wuholli ...Ua.Rt~ll.torV11u 001 1hlpp1na crult-~.67~0or644 '12ll mot.ht~ of )OWlK 1 hlld \f 1 " Lu~a 111111 MASTllS AUCTfON ri«'ded, 2811:36 bus r~ lot & ...-nd "'> 7 >r rtry .. , r._.., • '4" .... 16 Ir tll-tUS 675 sw ---------• ,.,,...._ Salet1-Serv1r1: Le.Ising old .... ,, ' W•ll .. ... • ....... ,. ..... -· "' Ch it "'"" Com 282G HARBOR BLVD Roy c ......... ltoc. dau1ht.-r lo ~I Mun'"., "''""''"•' "IPi "-otlr°"J-s I0410 m11nder AJ1tbr2Js Lona R.ollaftoy« BMW •<:hoot 'our hum1• hf •lr>f'• •hll• l.lilrf C'Omf C'Aa'iUP\IU ••••••••••••••••••••••• eqwpt list + ull nu l'let' __ COSTA MESA lMO Jt1mboree mint 4117 23U '-"' • 11 111 L .. 11"1 "'"Id Ull'd turn, anti HAMMOHD trncs Cond must be hAND NEW "71 G-MC 112 TOH PICKUP Newpon Beiach 640-64~ N.efa requuf'd ,1~,.tlrTV 'aV67 813l seton! S22.~00. PP. fOOflO tOYI ...__,._,,.._,_, WANTED•. ~ 10.ZO SPIMIT OICiAN 613-4220 ..._, ____ _..UV11.0l•1• 1. 20Crl. red, 4000 ml'lC on W.,,.,.....m.rn '••r 1' 11 '" 1 ••••••••••••••••h••••• llJd" • twd11 11~4. fh,blt Mo d e I (,. 12 2 w Ith -1•11~1 Lat.: model Toyotas. rc:blt eng .. nu braltt,"l'i, '-'•\IC C'VnlJ'an\ M11t1 I i I m"lt •-""-ic l'""uEK" 0 .... b ft.00D 5a --o.a Volvoe, 1'1dcups & Va11B .,.... cassette. <>reat cond. L~ ........... u7 01"" c.E' 'CMIMny w u • 11/' .. rt•i.11 ... "" ,.,.... u wn""' y II ... ~·· " "--11 ..... I ..... .. r., " ...... -..... .,., !"'~,... $.10, tu.U .. ~ Slt'l'11ll4'lfl pro{~IOflal musacl11n & *SEA RAYS* \Al wi .. ,,..uy. $3500.642·8348 "'"'"•"" In""'"" ,.,_ hU:rwi IUIJ "'· ... Kl•"« ,.., In mellenl <ondlllnn. l/J TON 414'1. JIMMYS C.,.t t"Ja'lt for t•lf'C'1 rtJ01r r•~n11 3 ,._ lO ~00 MX hlk. H'*J MullR~ M7 683il Now aHkln1t ~/beat or BOAT SHOW AMD VAN CONVHSIONS ......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;:;."'.:""'\". 1 ,';~·· , 1!! ' i· •" • i. "'t' '' ',' • 11 """'"'' "'""• '" •""""' f '::' • ,c"2 '::! ~·~ :~~·: AU AT llG SA YIN$S '< Ca on '""°'" · •·•od. tnxu,-.1>P1~ ~h\'N'n;i<'k md.,.. <•Im It d1t111tlt' bar, t•orret! tublo . u.6 .2158 days <Moo . PRICES Snrf,65Af,nutires,$1850. C' M ™ IJ06I ~._...,. wuildl•o l>c111·h.-1;, rU<'klllK Th ) 0,.. hwy 0., 640-7977 ?•ill ?\v.11t lllvd C'M 1 r11dlt<1C , pl11t~ rutk11. Ul1J 714 9715 Wart'hnu ... 1• ~111p11tnc l"'2 7!110 •l>a 'r1:1blrt<'lb. ull hund H ammond Or g an Al71Modelt 4t"4MO ~~~---:-:==~o.t.. 9720 I _... t I t d ... t II 1h1 ....._ :L-. h-orfad ••••••••••••••••••••••• ( ..,,. OC'f't'\'lron1i·p1&r•1hny..c11M hlkr lloodC'lm mi. ti .... ua •~ 11 w /b ee(ed·up Leslie -stgo ~.v.,. '"' cli.l.trtbut1v, t 11n1t• tb "' diuon S4ll '#\"('It Makt' offora 2a l suoo Mus t hear to Making room tor 1979 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UH ApJil) 1hnd 1-.lrr Ml 62l9 (:itbnllo, l'ollt11 M1•311 b4!Uttvc645-7727 modelsnowoodl4play. 970t 1.rnn),.,, J.511 ''•·t\'fnlld. H •1R1s~·s l" \1 '~~·I Fur ~11it':: ""b h1r)'1'h•., Movma• Mu11t 11l'll t:v•·r Per1t-ct cond. Wurltuer ,,,_ "" t~llttl !'1tmll1111n s.'.kl 1•111 h V\l\h\R t'\u n · 1.1ppl • TV· f~bon y Ba by Grand SEA RAY IOATS Warf'OOuw 1 ll'rk nr't-411·11 tit>I t>:!lll llU&(' 7!11 liffllti l'Htno, S2000 548-4362 3101 Cout Hwy, N 8 . fur m<£nn1• \lhlfll>u101 6l I 2547 So~ hoatm!l 111 111.i1111 .. Cats 10)5 Vi ny I <-our h S 17 5, I~ B&by grond. 5'. xlnt cond. • t·xo~flt'tHt' ht'lj11111 ••••••••••••--•••n••••• mukhln~ t•hr S7:. Obi S2000tirmpnce.67S-1381 ~~~~~~~~~l --------------- I \Ill ! I \I llf (J.._,..,l>fll l I t,"'11 11~11( k ... ·\ ·, I If I ••• J I " ~ ,, I ·\\ I rn I \I I ·\< 11f"' ~ :"-4 ll.lJ I 75 PRM>WMfO VW't & IMl'OITS to CHOOSE FROM! See Our fo'lne Line at ~vw 117f I HACH IL ...... ""'°"hod. 842-4435 •DATSUNS• L-.Setecttoe Of AIModcf1 SALES-LEASING PA.RTS-SE.RVICE \\arrh11U't' i·~u1·r11•111•'1•1·r, '·11' ,1, r l' 1-·.. flollv'-"Ood bt-d Sll!O Ga" d""only ...,. p tr hi • Ii°' 'If 11 " " dryt'r SI~ w 3044 All .,w coo ower spor 1s ng Motor Ho..i. SGN/ iw..: :!\)df) I J ~-. ' n.·~ M fo', &r dip IJI xlnl l.'Ond1ton Lcuvmu Witlnut "Onsole pia no Bo.aL Wood huJI. nymg ..... /Storw 9160 ror •ppl .\ lh-1.-il . o'7Jlt.W7 " '" bndge n ewly re built ~ £ o t.: M .,. 11 lllt'll w/malt'hing bench. Solid • ••••••••••••••••••••••• lhmalay.-n HluqH M Mod fi r d"•k . wht cast iron harp ex. cond. engine. Nee ds 5 ?r:n e RENT ew '78 22' Motor WilEHOUSEMAN Ktt\, 8 wk:., r<'". rormlt'a l<>p. R~ rond. SIOOOf1rm.333'E. Ultb SL ~~il~n~~ra~lra~~~~o~ Home. Loaded By Rt.":>p pi.•n.oo lor r.ibni· S2(W) S250 li7:Hn57 S6 5 I u r r 7 5 t 3 .. H . APL 8 C.M. 645-0377 d irectional finder and d.aly/week/mo 67S.S832 wareh<'iubc (1ootl o11p1, Docp 1040 640-7734 Kuty UPRIGHT,.AHOS FM2-wa~radl?·~Or Forrent '78Pace Arrow ;'!~:~"u~~u w ~~.I" ~u:~ •••••••••••••••••••U•• Horan--1060 Have many-oaks, wlnt best of er. Evenings. 25', loaded, MIC. Brand SS6-?lil5 ;olden He tr11•vcr puµ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BeaulHuJSteioways 64.$-93'16 n ew . Winter rates. ---ptt•s. AKC F1t•ld & "how 1 rr old Chestnut mare Tuning & repair loah,, Rtttt/ _558-__ 3060_. _____ _ Whsle Supply bu-. nt-.-.Ji. p(·t S hot:.. wormed, Stred by Hoyal Corp. Gd ,_,.,f'l..oSMppe Charter 9050 APOLLO '74·26' immac . P it peop l\• 1ir1 1 ·ntt·ll ralsedwrfL<.:.Xlntdusp . <llijpo!>1lJon$6.S0,6Jl·l094 728W.19thCMS48-7272 ••••••••••••••••••••••• loaded,CB,RFa1r,wln person Ownrfi31 55811 12lJJ425-LSfil fY R--Charterplush75ft.rnotor l erized, $15,500 -----H:ELP! Lovely lady nds -b ho 1 d II WORk AT HOME .\Kt' German Shc-pherd gd home. Reg ~ /\rab NA ~ 1098 yac t. ur Y or u y . <021 LW E> PP 833·1809 Phnnei.aJl-s. 1t.:h1 liullr.. pups Show backi;round. mare. Super tempera· ••••••;•••••••••••••••• 675-2l72-675-7411 _a!t_6_P_M ______ _ Call 530 Sl'lO Top bluodhnes. Black ment. $600/ofr. Jeanrue TaEVISIOM loafs. W 9060 ._ Senke, P¥ts and tan. 638-9308 4~9456 ••••••••••••••••••••••• & AccetlOriH 9400 YARDMAN Rentals RenlaJ 1.'<'0ter hilli open AKC reg. Labrador pups, ModliiMty 8071 Pree Delivery ' n .: s f o r 2 m c n 13 wks old ••••• ••••••• ••• • ••••••• LOW AS SI 0. MO. Mechanical knowledite 640-4000 ~pot welder 220v air 1714)549-1024 CAL 34. super cond .• ran. l&St.ic pnce. 67s--0924 ....................... helµCul, neat hundwrll· Ooston Terriers AKC, 6 u~rated. 20KVA, $350. iM._ob_aJ_e_p_hon_e_,_a_l_l_c_h_an_-1 --------- mg n~. WeC'kday off wks, weU marked. Male ~--1______ nels. w/auto scanner. JO' Clipper Marine, 1!775, '75 V..S Vega. Most major ~ .f Fl berg ls Hardtop forVW "THING". 642-8122 *. 1976TOYOTA "CkUP WITH CAMftat SHEU 4 speed, radio. heater & only 27.000 mlle11. L•kc NEW! Llc. 1066054 Slk lll96AT, $3979 THEODORE ROBINS FORD :ot.o HARBOR Bl VO COSTA MESA 642 0010 '58 Ford ...., T .. rblt eng. of· fer. 631-4715 trans. brakes etc. ~50/ orrer 631-471.S ,707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •llll YAM PORSCHE AUDI• 1974 Audi Fox Yellow, a utomal•t'. 2-door . stereo, 8 track, 44.000 miles. t063LCT I $3,395 COSTA MESA DATSUN *DRIVE A* • LITil.E... * SAVE A LOT SHOP &COMPAR~ BARWICK DATSUN , ii I ,•, i 1 ' , 8 3 I · I 3 7 S 49). 3 37 S Will train Ap~ly, I~ &female.893-6738. ~ 1080 Xlnlt'Ofld. video tape re· ~:9~:~~~.~l~· ;:r, ~~ ~~d~·~ Newport Blvd, CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• c order , bl k I w b t . v•-~-.. o C1'A -,--.-MOVING ran't keep pup· st.art. AUJl .. -..uu. Sl """"· 893-3C173. YOUTH COUNSf.t.1on ptes. blk minia t u re LUGGAGETAGS S46-9606. ~'71 __ V_&_e_n_a_l_n_j_ee_p_,_x_l-nt ~ per mo & bt'ne ti)> Schnauzer n~'<is lovmg rrom your buslness card loGh & ~ " '71 Toyota PU Shar-p. reblt eng & brks, sunr'f, FM.a trk, mags, S-1300. 640-4380. •llLL YAN POltSCHE AUDI• 1976 Toyota P ick-up Truck. 4 speed. mags, rear bumper, mirrors. UC14784 > 15 Datsun Roadster 2000. 5·spd conv hardtop. ========~ good s hape & ruria out •llLL VAN good Sl800 661 ·7LS2 BA dc:.m.>d. I yr exp, family, s hot:., papers. Send one card for each ~,....., J6' Warram Catamaran. cond 48,000 ml, SJ80/ofr ~~~1~~~~~~ l~c'"Z:3 1Jc1 Sellr f$2ur25un64dr,,~ tag plus one spare . w 1 e ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~insgut;rey~l~~k~~~ _646-463 ___ 1 _____ _ Ro 1 p 1 1> t.:o ta pr re o · 'UOJJ return permane nt y lotlh. M .. u•c•/ Sl2.000.W7·2!96 '64 Ford Engine & Trans ya a. m . r , i. PaLnce sealed attractive Ulg & SerTke 'f020 S23Solr. ~CC Honda Cy· Mei.a C 3 9 2626 strap, meeting airline Sol Cat '78 + trlr. cle eng ...,". 3 HP Briggs --Beautiful Slar k set-••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,""" bs r ..... ~h-.diM tcr/lab. We ll trained, ID. require ments. Pre· Pro(. yac ht & boat -.-v/ t o r. utility engine $25. Ph •••••••••••••••••••••• well mannered. Good vent loss 11 \heft! Fo1r a service, paint Ir varnish.. __ ...;642_-8_124_.;...e_v_es_. --.548·1158 •~-1 800 ·th k Is I ''-Y'"" All personalizedtug e ncose Free-t.673."""" New Wild(lowe r 12'. ..... ...,... WI I( · ~~ • .;. w111lpaper, fabric or '"' "'11N $3795 PORSCHE AUDI• 74 7JO Wagon. rack. AC, 1976 Audi Fox. lilue. 4· new tires, good c;ond door, cute. stereo tape, 96J.OOi:>2 &U' cond1t1onmR, 31.0001--------- miles. <299NWC> '73 ~oz. good cond. l4000 S4,495 orbesto~.9932 •••••••••••••••••••••• :.hots. Fr~ good home "Day Glo" paper & we Liteweight. vers atile. --------t ooly 494·2382 wUI back & Lrlm your '°:!!;.:::::-9030 $1100 value $550. SLOT MACHINE £......_to You ao.a5 '"a". o r try two cards .....,...r--552-0563. eves. rTW9' "'9 Ml~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------SALE ••••••• •••• ••••• •• ••• • • back to back. 13631 Ha<1>ot' 81..., ~rO<tn G<OWI tu ... ZJ» ................. ... ... ~===========~ .......... / ao.llC1 '75 280Z 2+2. 2nd owner. rur. AM /FM tape, mags . xl.nt cond. $6200/bst orr b y 9 /12. 956·7900 or 675-0489 •llUVAH SEPTEMIER ro f(ood home moving. H PRICES: O .... LY !:1 ... o,~...,~· l n11 h .Setter. $2eaor3/S.S ,... """'""'" 4/5 tags $1.60 ea. Antique Mu:1 1c koxes, -6/9 lags $1.50 ea. (;lock..'I. rv~ 8050 10ormore$1.40ea. A.,.rican •••••••••••• ••••• •••••• Sales Ta.x Included I Volvo Penta Outrlrlve w/Cruis ader eng. Cmplt acceu. $800/bst ofr, 644-5686. eves. 35 HP MERC 0 /8 . All electric, like new $500. 675-IMS4 4 Lldol4's, $500-$800, u. c .I. 8.13-6519. Dorothy. 14 Ft LEHMAN F /G SAILBOAT. $275. Call 673-1440 or 673· IJ20 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 941 """""' Woody 32,000orig miles. Maroon PORSCHE AUDI• 1977 MGB. green, stereo tape , luggage r a c k 19.000 miles. (203RYQ> $5,195 •llUVAH PORSCHE AUDI• 1978 Audi 5000. 4·door. automal.Jc, cassette, air. power s t t-erin j,( I.I ncl br akes, 15.000 miles. (OIJ!11) "We need to buy clean Datsun used cars" $ Wiii Pay Top Dollar S COSTA MESA DATSUN IRterMtiOftCll Un11h1 norul QUlltt:'d 7' NOCARD" Gallertn couch · 5· love seat, Draw your own or send '-·· ufu1 nd S325 333 name, address. phone & '"""' K"t'enn°, Irvin" ""'11u co · · &ow; "' " ,.. " 18th Apt B C M &tS-0377 we'll make one card per 754· l m · · · · t.ag. Add ~each. __ _ _ z pc sa'laonal $225. Combo Send check or money or · with new Re mington whitewalls. lmmac thru-out. Serio us an-9040~!!!!!!!!!~!!!~~!!llq~w~rl~~~onJ~y~.~~~~~7~~2~.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• JO' Hobie w/trailer. Uke 1- l!M7 Chris Craft. d ay oew cond. S1400. 963·5140 '65 BUJCK LeSabre 4 dr $8,t9S 284SHARBOR BLVD 540-64 I 0 540-0213 AfiP!ClltCft 80 IO bumper pool. poker. din-der " •••• ••••••••••••••••••• mg tbl $140 4 game table PILOT PRINTING f R G HT DA M A G E D <'hulrs, S90 ea· 549-2430 P.O. Box 1560 Crui ser '"'ng nd s Sdo. Perl cond. lo mi. I ' "' · · Catalina Z7 0 /8, spin. + owner. "Cream Puff" I~======~~ manifold. $850. 673--4730. bags. v ll F . x tr a s. $1200/bstorr. 631·3849 '70 510 Wag A/C. auto. pnced to sell $800. Pvt pty. 545-6768 a!t 5. '71 2 C>r coupe. orange, 3S MPG. runs nice. S77S. 8J2 3824 .. .. .. 11(.Yf POINT SALE n.18 COuch & love :.cat. lubles. Costa Mesa, Ca 92626 '76 TROJAN 25'. Bristol Ens e n ada wtnoe r . -•••••••••••••••••••••• 9570 Y! Wlll'ner nr llarbor, l<imps, t v .. slerlin~ PHONEMATE Santa Anu. 979 29'll e.1lvcr < GrancJ Barque ). Telephone a n~we rlnl'{ conct, xtras. $14,750/of· SIJ.,900. 540-0323 CORYAIR MONZA llt.AND HEW ., 71 (er . 5.58-&34 1965. Eo~ine 1s in ex· 12' KITE. 2 satls, dolly. cellent condition' In· II 00 DODGE Y AH Chris Craft Tri-Oibln 46' $400. ,.._11 67., ... .,~ tenor, good condition. <170228> <41034) ..!=:====~IFerrari •llU YAM 9723 & ma sc Re frig too! machines w/warr, $79. Show1n,i1 between 10-2 wtremote, $149. pm. 673-542"1 ff-Oger, 750-3791. CASH f>AllJ Ws hr/Oryrb/Hefri g working or not 957-8133 p;.~p;;;;_-;f!!~~ll==-=~--==~F==;ii· Copy machine, roll fed, 'I a c h t ''D ag r oon · • ""' ,,.......... exterior needs minor re-OHL Y $4895 custom dbl cedar hull. CAL20', new s ails, VHF.6 palr. $800 or best oCfer IRVIHE DODGE absolutely magnificent, lfP outbrd, many xtras Call 646-0430 40 Auto ~oler Dr. slJl!I 10, 2 heads & shower SIS galley, refrig, VHF, $3700.837-4929 R~ IRVINF: PORSCHE AUDI • l976 Audi IOOLS. 4 lioor, automatic. Slt'reo tape. 1.11r cor>dlt1on1ng. J.t,000 nuleti. <326NJ E J ••••••••••••••••••••••• GETTO' SS copies from books etc. In· d all suppllei> curre nt model. Prir ed for quick sale. 968-2183 aut.o pilot, depth finde r, loafs. SH / VthkJff 9530 830-3381 windlass, ONAN swim ft--&.-P' 9070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t---------~ I M If 70 VW Camper Van. SleJl!l,W/twn gas460's w •••••••••••••••••••••••Champon otor me, loaded w /e qulp + $4,795 Jt'ORYOUlt EXOTIC CARI!! We Wall Coru11Jtn Your Porsche, fo'erran, M BZ. Rolls Royce or SEE YOUR AD IN PRINT IN 24 HOURS Place your Daily Pilot classified ad before 5 : 30 p.m. and it will run in the next day's issue. The Daily Pilot is the only afternoon Orange County newspaper to off er you this 24 ·hour service. . top by our office or call 642·5678 and a friendly ad-visor will help you place your ad. You can charge your ad or use BankAmericard or Master Charge. DAILY PILOT 642-5678 . ' Dresser & nite stand, -lll 1117.e woterbed. L ·shaped desk. Game· bumper pool tbl. New gas RBQ , Wash er /dryer, other misc. 75 l-ti908 Warehouse shelving, full adjustable shelves, ws· l!Ol"ted bm boxes, r.,<inbl. 5.57-!f906 Wrought Iron bird cages ~$125. P.P. 556-0921 ORNAMENTAL IRON Choice of design. S7 SO fl/ up. Steve S56-0B87 Old Barber <'hair. Xnlt cond. SJ50. Days 63J 1454 &eves 559·1929 Drapes, ivory, ll6x&1 •~, 78x83'ilr. Ma n 's Lt-;o quartz watrb, t'OIJC<'tor ·s item. ltd edit .. c Hughes>. cslm swiss case & band. 754-6466 approx3Shrss1nce ma. SUPS•v•i••a•• 1973. 2~·. C hry s ler"--·. Jor overhaul. S48.000. YAC. Ne:::..,.rt• ~--:'tut~ chassis. lo m1'N. Will J;~~~s~n:e~~c~~~d: Private parties only -,..... """""""' s acnfice price & take 751 -GJOS pleaseS.0-5937. 30· Avalon moor+nr. In VW Bus , antique or ...._ _______ _ f or.,._ rl' r>d . classic car trad e an. 4 fo'ord Van,~ Ton. Xlnt 1977 24 ' Dsl Sklpjack. ront ...x:a 5 8 swim Finan c ing avail. custom sedan. 1.k new area. $26.000. 873·5099 552-6l22. rood Many Xtra.8. $4195. try SH.~. BkrS48·5556 Slip needed for new 32'1.!777 ---Fi-,e-ld_&_S_tre_a_m_t_9' 842-4844. b k Crulzon-S portfisher, Ketch. NewPott Beat'h Mini Ford Onan roof & i3 Dodge 8100, lar • 6 25'x9' 6". Oybr. lower, area. 631-0499 dash. lm~c 557-4397 Cyl su ck. Shaq> cui;t m- t/exter. $3295. 645-7048 outriggers, bait lank, Slip Wanted: for my 54' ~Roe•, swam step. '8500. Will fishing yacht. Bonus. Rods 9540 Ford 76 Econolme 2SO VS take salJboat or equity as 2131833-4746 ••••••••••••••••••••••• eng. A.tr, p.s , p b , itulo trade. Pvt Pty. 631-3772 ---------trans with cooler, radio. or673-7626. Slip needed for Owens 28 '7S V~ Vega. Most major b to t Cabl·n "--ser. 0 -neflts work done. All or part. cass., c. ·• cus m •n • "' w VO: aas st.ove. rel'ng. gas & 17' Glen·L. fbrgls/ply. 8' lo you ! 543.0937. M 1ke. M . 6pm wk days 893-3073 elec, lge. tires. windows Beam, bait tank, Wall SS8·18J3.AJan '64 F•lcon 289, Cu t, Must & vents. extra fuel tank, Strong trlr. xlnt cood h b $7 800 597 NB bualnessman needs see' Super clean. Sell or trier Ile .. • Xtru. $14~. 549-1 . permanel'lt slip ror 27 ' trade for mini truck . 673-2050 days, eve.!! 20' Formula 302 Mere. Erl cs on s a 11 b o et. 64.2·1253. _67_J.._1229 ______ _ cr ui ser Tuna tower. ~70 4 WltHI Drivn t5SO Alftos W.t.d 9590 hghtml( chalr . outrlg· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• gcr11 J\M .FM . VHI-'.,. ......... Trailer 2470 Newport rr••porl""°" COSTA MESA WE WILL IUY Blvd.642-7910,646-7607 ••••••••••••••••••••••• YOUR DATSUN Ccanpcr .. Sflff/ AMC/JEEP PAID FOR OR NOT Reiwt 9120 TOP DOLLAR 13' Wheeler. Evin ~. elec art, trlr. hyd str, PI P 840-2255, 992-4561 POOL TABLE. Regula l7' Calif. Volvo 170. Duel tion si. Xlnt cond. $350. bat bay tnk 4 hse pwr Ph 67:J..RS1 .. 1 Eve~. S:?.soo. ' ·······;;;;-;;······· #I IN CALIF. FOR JO, CARS IUS 1978 CHIROICEE Ready for your next trip! $6995 BARWIC K DATSUN ....... j I 1111 'i' 1 : 1'111 MOVING S ALE·w11hr & 548-8204 646·2316 gas dryr $~25. Couch 9' US Coast Guard Aux. l~veseal 5 $75 10 11pd boating seamanship & bake + mur h m~re. 12·5 aalety clasaes to start Dally uoUJ 1111 a~ ~old. Sept. 13th at 7:30 pm. 1~1 FelcllCC. Ln. ll.n . Santa Ana VaJley High <N . or Adums btwn School Library, 1801 So. Nc wland/Mugno lla ) Greenville. s. A. All Thl.s one ha8 only 64,000 (J8Al6NN131l66> miles. <712GXC> 962· 7005 welcome, but a MUST We hfc• $2375 pu newporter 11 mtrs ~Inch screened logo Older camper 4-sale. w/o truck. $150. Sto ve & re( rig, 640-2700 ~ .. ,_. for all boaters . Call W..ted IOll 53HWorS42..u98. 11~· Custom head. H.rdly 1971 J-20 PIC.CUP $6995 (J8A46PN140439) FREE 100 GAUONSfiAS with purchaae of any Jeep wllh thla coupon ••••••••• •••••• •• •••• • • used. 557-4444. St .950. 74 & 1179 Searay 26' Express Dodge 1 ton. $3.500 WI Will II.AT 8 31 ·1375 4Y l -3 37S WE BUY CLEAN CARS &TIUCICS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2.828 Harbor Blvd. Nanted Po rta Crib Playpen. Call 496-1477 Cruiser, twn 470 Mere WllTTIN DEAL crulaer, rreab w ater Moh:1rbedlllcH 9140 AMY WEPAYTOPDOLLAR cooled, extru. 549-4346. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ON ANY HIW FOR TOP USF.O CARS COSTA MESA 546-1200 Aak for Deve, '76 Puch, excellent cond1· JEEP fo'ORF.ICN. DOMESTIC 1013 lion, S30U after 5PM M-. ••t orCLASSICS 1960 15' Delaney 0 /B 494-7334 YTs-u •-tr l ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ruaabout, flber1las11 ---------OVERSTOCKED YoUr car"' ex 8 c un '.:ordovox.' 210 wt amp hull, lr&IJ«, UHM Mere 65 '77 MOTOBECANE seeii'liit IUIQ( $1100/orclrer. Allopan-hp. Very low hrs . Xlnt running cood. $300. ~Harbor Blvd 292.SllarbOtBJvd. cord Ion *225. 81KJ«l50 SlDl/btlt cir. M-7U8 Pb 642-2159 art S. Coeta Mesa Costa Mesa 979.2500 Powerfull Peavey Braln. 17' Olaupar w /3$HP Mohnvdfl/ 714/ 549-8023 WllUY Serlett 300. Speaken op-Jobnaon OB, & lrlr, ScGtfen · ti 10 llooal. Mutt 1ell1m.ko ll.300. M2-to93 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 CJ5 Jeep, 24,000 ml. USB> CARS! cir ·~"2' ..... a ... 5 1 0 Id xlnt cond, many xtrai.. w · ... Chcvrol"t ._. ........ . 27 ' "''alrll"o r Cabin 1976 Har cy '*" i on •u•u,..,6 """·6191 ere u•e new " a. ..... • r •• ss-250. Brand new, only ....,.....,, · ""'" delllct"8hlp In the Irvine rW...,... ~ cniMr, S,I. Screw. SeU 15 rnlles. 1No mistake, Auto Center . We net.-d ,..... lotl or Trade. $6SOO. ~6838 only ~ mil~.) A11kln1t Toyou La.nd Cr Hard YoUrused car' ••••••••••••••••••••••• or•toe9 •7Ao or best oHe r! top.Xlntcond.Full caiic JOE Use IUTHICI • v tru trau, Holly hdr. Ou Wood IJ met•I ~•k•. ~2813 Shkl • more. U .295 MAC PHERSON IBM urcttu.• Letter What• Wond•rfw World Yamaha DT400, 1915, •Int 1-113-1-02lll_I______ CH!VROLET •1Ac•lfll•S7S.Ei.tcll of Shopptn1. rlaht at mech. cond & ap / · ~ chn. $10.$50. your ftn1artlpe every-peara11ce ~ ~ 21 Auto Center Drive La d ltt'ount on new day l Dally Pilot aftS · · TNdlt 9560 IRVlNF. fu.rnltW"t. CIMIJ/Led Adil. Th place · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 761-7222 C E. SURPLUS your 9d. c.U ea.w78 and Montella Kln1 Scorpion '74 D1t1un p U Nt w -------- 2044 PlaH'ftlla, Cltl '-• Cl...i.tled M ·Vllor ~<'. &ookl 1ood. ~II•· pe.lin .. 123115 · C'taultled Ada, your OM· Al 4T'M bt:lp ~. ble. mo. 55t-4l822 af\er 6. 9112. 7491 a\Op ~ln• Cfl'IW. Mltllk411 .....,, ....... Sports Car In saleable cond. Ask ror Frank or Tom 84~4435 HARBOUR VW Under New OwnershJp A.flt..Hffley ,709 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rat 972S '68 Spntc. looks & r n), ••••••••••••••••••••••• good. $000/lr..t orr 3 5pm n .. r.w//!:'2 daJJy to B<'t' 5S2 9565 .a~ &al .. IMW '712 Over 200 1t•1ats t.o <'hoose from plus an oolllt .1nd1ng selt.'ct1on of Sports cars al DICK MILLl::R MOTORS BUY OR LEASE YOUR I '71 IMW NOW! •IMW• •RESALES• '73 Ba van a (337llOX l '74 2002 4 sp (373LN ' l '75530i a air (56CJM ML> i62W.l'1 sp. (f>OOP<~M ) 'Tl J20i 4 sp . <283SPI .I '77 320\a 111r (0940) 120 W Warner. S.A. 557 2132 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brand N~w '78 HONDA Cars MANY To ChoOM Frot1t! UNIVERSITY OkknmbUe Hoftda Ccn • GMC Trucks 2850 Harbor Blvd We may llavt> your neict Costa Mesa 64-0-96CO c11ranour1nvcnlory. Call '75Civlc Hatchback. A/C, ustoday • AM/FM cass lltereb, 5 831-2040 495.4949 Spd, radJals, mag11, cJlx -mt Xlnt cond. Very lo m1 S3400. 963·1366. CREVIER & I Sf A ltOAOWAY $""'" "'"" 835·3171 l"t UUtllUTI OlllY•NO lilACtllHI •USEDIMW1• '75~ Auto (916MTV> '78 C IVIC Hatchbac k Stand trnns. 779 mi. All 11t andard equipment. 962· 7982 or 002·3920 '76 Honda Hal~hbat'k. 4 ~pd. air. xlnt cond. S2900 b6l ofr. Ca ll 963-3514 ev~. iS2002Auto,111r(1d 2236 1 l••••••••- '76200244p,otrU35NW1.> •-.-------· i6S30l,SIR(S8tRCSI 1• '763.0sl SI R 1029RKM > 'Tl 830csl 48p IOOZTRS > '77 530: upS/ll (0179 I ao..d °" S..ftdoyt IOI McLAREN'S SALE OHUO'tl Ul't fH STOCKI 850 No Beach Blvd L:a Habra <Cornu Beach 4' Whit Uer> 714/522-5333 CIOM!d Sundays 76 HONDA WGN. Autom11tlc, 11r cond .. caueue d~k. <829REA> Special SAL£ priced al ... ' $3295 ...,,.,,. 9730 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "75 XJ l2C, lo ml ·a. llnt t'Uld. St0.500. 14&-4848.87MZ!I .. ·• ......,., laporl9d Allto~. a.~ ..._,, 1 .. ,.rt.ct Alltot. Uae<t ..,._,, Uaed ··········•·•········· ........•.......• , .... ·•··•••··•·•·•··••··•·· ······•·····••·•••·•••· .........••............ 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Mu" '('fl '800U Ph 1.31 1111. 0) 7:ll0 .uk ftlf .... , > ......•.....•...•..... 1\ Ghia. 1 rbll .-nic nt•,. brk~ 'Int •'l>fld SHOO 6Tl~ t7l ···••·•···••·······•·• l l l.ot u~ t-;urop.• ''" 1 <'•m. mint lllm A .~ t"M If tr1t. ~ ;:7116 t7ll ...................... 77.-0ISCHI l'UllOCAllHA Pnu Ht'd Sport u 'IUn ~110( &. t'QWflffit!fll IOI lud H\.C 11111 l'ond . power Wiil d u w,. wnd bural1i1r 11l11rm ~11th r 1ui1t1Un1i 1 0 0 . <.'11n r 11ur ,. .. utomobtlt' l~KllZ I ...... vw 1171 I llACH IL. .............. ._ 142--4435 l lltll l · Ol"01l u t tl r Deal ulfr r l)v~r ~> \168 I~ n (.:cla•1.1 GT 1 .1flb11~k x.lnl rontt, lo ml'11. ~100 U11y t 9t OIUN. t H», 4lM 2872 or Wit w:n •llLLVAM POISCHI AUDI• IV11 l'o)'ol 11 Ct1l1t·u ll "i!)N~l. r1l11rw, m11111 .. 111r ll~Xll l $4.tt5 73 Pnr11t1 he 9 14 10•111 Ol.-~---:::-"'.:mt m1)(J, S44J(I or bt>i.t ufh1r ~ lil.31 ''18 l'm-,che IUl S(.; 1'11q p.1 Wk OC1 bbl. le•\.h, A C. •l•rm. whale tail. fr\ __ _ "poller , t'll' $$000 •n"d ,....... t767 Ulk• OV4:'r ~Imo l~ or ••••••••••••••• ••• •••• , ~h•tlt' 1i11 S2'7.000 1>r. aft~ S31 OO'a ~ ,.Rll, Cll-QCUA.• t'ed, alnt ' t•und, $4800 ur offer. lA Por H hi· 921, d 1ark ~1118, @MOU brown. Itel i.lap. 1leTeo, Yaliaw.... t770 air. S31 .900. Oayi.••••••••'•••••••••••••• M7·31m l':v,. ... 645~19 n VW CONVt:RTIBLE. • • DIMO C&.IAIAMCl 1971 CADILLACS (.;oupeiJ & Seduni; Sevallei. IXTllMti.Y LOW MILEAGE l!.'xcclll'nl Suv1n~11 • "189USCT.-rga,pet blut'. lllte new!. Fa~l. air. SM all optiou 126 500 AM/FM. M1chebns. Im· 2u if»:Ml375 • ' · peccably Maintained CAD "Tl Limo. SOOO mi's. 13150. PPW7·319S New thls yr. $13,000. Call 16 9l4 18,000 tnalei. 640-7431 ''13 Muvllrtck. 43,000 ma .. pwr lllt.-er , aar-cond S2.2001 Of re r 548 · 509S Mlrcwy 9950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUNTY'S MIWEST LINCOLN·MERCURY OeaJership ii. now OPEN ltA Y Ft..ADllOE LJNCOLN·MERCURV l6-l8 Auto Center Dr SDFwy-Lake Forest exit JRVINE 110..7000 '84 Mercury Runs. $31.5 AIUPM 646-5515 YIAR .. D CLEARANCE SAU We are now closing out our entire stock or brand new Lincoln ·Merc u ry cars · Demos too · al sub· 1tanUalsavlngs. Low as SJt78 for brand new Mercury Zephyrs <11700). See us today! ~5830 H M tda ft~4 w.t~un Yt•llnw Mus i i.ull' l9K m 1. $200 over lo lilu~ wiiun;a 8c11ch 494 7176 -------·1 '67 VW BUG A real :;leeper and colle<.1.or's item. Perfe('t stock bO\Jy. U1lr & wl\Js with spt.><:iall y prepared 1835cc eng '73 EL OOHADO 39,000 rru. $4000 1011 .\SO\ & ~O\ • llNCOL N ME RCURY Book ll19~ HURRY MOWAT MlaACLI MA10A WITH 'nl £ PU KCI 11\S E OFANYNl-:W I 971 MAJ.DA GilC You will rcceiv~ an AM I FM Mert'O "FREE" or the cash eqwvalenl ofS239.00 MIRACLE MA10A 2150 Harbor Rlvd. COSTA ME.SA 645-5700 '71 RXZ 4·spd, AM /l"M radio, xtnt cond $900. ~10 13 Mazda RX3 l\utu. am fm Strack, Xlnt cond. Best oner. ~-6976 '740 ·········•······•·••··· ****** ! YOU: """-<:A.MOWN .M ~ ··~ ~ * MERCfOES. * aaa -tc * ,_ .. u. ... *s4995• * (e.20911 iC * SIX CLASSIC * WU-• TO CHC>Osa * ROM: iC iC .. * * •UO•HOC iC * * •210'• •lOOD .M Alb.'tC.... ~ $HMO'# ... • HAUOUI it. vw ~ .... 1 ........... * '"::er° ~ * 842-4435 il * ****** CCIII 548· 7578 2621 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA 73 914, nt-w r:.11J1ali.. hrok ~h. l'lutch Xlnt wnd. 54006. 535-4187 AM/FM ster cas radio. ct.rfrolet 9920 Mlllfm19 •llll V AM 1:-Un, economy & qwck-•••••••••••••• ••••••••• ~1·2·u~:t.••F~·stb•k,•·2~d l'OltSCHEAUDI• ncss.673-7892 ·72 lmpal¥, 400 e ng. owner. lo mi. auto, air. l91'7 Por:;che9''4 Copper. radials. air. P IS. P/B, PIS. new tires. Besl orr •·io&>eed. air cond1t1oning, A/T', $1,1~. 846·1•96 aft. 4 by 9/12. 675-0489, 644-9174 swr\.'O, &lloyi.. (2()t3.S7) '74 VW Dasher, newly , $9,895 1363c Ha•bof Blvo overhau.led. P.P. 1 owner 74 Monte Carlo Landau. only. 644-7453 lo mi's, A/C. AM/FM stereo. tilt wbl. cruise cntrl, swivel bckt seats. auto door locks. P /W. elc. work . 752·2315. '68 VW Camper, good cond. AM /FM s tereo cas s . Mu ot s ell $1900/ofr. 548·4537 home:S52-59'l8 Oat°"" a • .,..., ... at-llll ·7 VW B be l ff 1 us, s o er. ·m Corvair. Anlq value. Cail After 6pm Gd cond, new r adiab1. • llLL VAN 646-8762 $ 9 9 5 • 4 9 9 • 2 9 1 6 PORSCHE AUDI• . wkdys/eves 1976 Porsche 9JlS Tarca 71 Super Beetle. new --------- White. s-spet.'Cl. stereo. parnl. clean. $1795. '66 Chevy Caprtce. 2 dr. a.Ir 30 000 miles. ( IOl20> 962·7498 very gd cond, $750. • • 645·1679 '68 VW Bug. 4·SP Manual1--------- shlrt. Great condition, '77 Monte Curio Landau. a Private Party $1500 AC. PS. PB, AM/FM. U2SNQS> 714/635·1381 xtras take over p ay- 1J63c ~bO< B•w1 '57 VW, s mall window, menls 64().8665 c..o.n O•a.e ... ut-2'1~ nrl I d $ 500 ~====-==='....J s • x nt con . 1 . Conalr Monzo 675-6261, eves. •llLL V AM Closaic .-ORSCHE AUDI• '67 IUG Engine In excellent run· im Porsche 91lTCoupe, MAJ<E OFFER•S49·3084 ning condition. Interior. gold, S·bpced . alloys. , . , f good condition, exterior stereo eJtceplaona lly 74 Super Beetle, sunroo . needs minor repair. 1965. good ~ondition. 65,000 AM/l''M. good cond. $800 or besl offer. Call rrulcs. <72AGPZl S2S00.642·1603 _646-04 __ JO _____ _ $10,995 '63 VW w/sunroof, needs ·m Chevy wagon. PIS. t ender loving care, P/B. R/H. s uper good ~ 64S-2963 trans. $750. 646-7612 ...fE. ~-,;ftll 1970 VW Bug, runs good. CclrTeth t9U ... _ ..-un 70.000 mi. $1250. or best ••••••••••••••••••••••• c. •• ~3c.~!~":?: ~DJ:J offer. 494·5225. 1971 CORVETTE •llUVAM POISCHE AUDI* 1975 Porsche !llLS Coupe, black. 5-s peed, alloys stereo tape. <S48LX I l Sll.500 13631 ""'"°' 81.0 Gala.t\ Gt ow •••.._..Dia •llUVAM PORSC .. AUDI• 1973 Volkswagon Super Bug · stereo cas1>ette <*GYG> $2595 Yd•o 9772 ~======~..J ...................... . •llLL YAN POttSCHE AUDI• 1977 Porsche Turbo Car· rera . Chocolate brown. all factory equipped . 12,000miles 100498) UJ,900 llfOlllYOU SIUYOUR VOLVO. SEE US! MAR(i)UIS VOLVO MISSION VIEJO 831·2810 495·1210 OIAMGI COUt4TY Loa·ded l A Beaut y! <akTDJ > Only Sll,495 HOW AttD C ... •roht Dove && Quall St.I. <Near MacArthur. Jambotte && Bristol) Newport Beach 8)).0155 l••• .......... ,.*a...e.''"••"f ........ ~~·' , ...... 'M Must. S.cyl, auto, P/S, Jdnt. $1350. 640.2522 '76 Mustang Ghia. 33,000 mi, runs great. Asking $3800. Pb &42·7121 8 Ull 5. aft.5.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• COMPUTE STOCK OF'71 FORD "MTO'S Pony 2 Dr. Sedan. Pinto 2 Dr Se dan . 3 Or . Runabout, 2 Or. Wagon, 2 Dr. Station Wagon Squire BALANCF.OF '78 PINTO STOCK 2% OVER IMVOICE PRE. FORD CLEARANCE The2% Over Invoice Excludes Dealer RetenUon & Prep. •SMITH FORD• 12801 Brookhursl Garden Grove 534-3254 Sale Ends 9/16/78 '73 Squire Wagon. excell. cood. Must sell. 846-1815 '73 Pinto Wagon than 10,000 ml on hi· perform. motor. Clean. mustsellthlswk. Bst ofr. ~ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'M F\Jry Coupe. 318 eng . 2Bbl. Gd cond. St75/bst dr. 548·71S8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 A.stre. 3 spd. xlnt con- dition. lo mi. AM/FM 8 trk. $2500. 979.7723 '75 Pontiac Aslre St . VOLVO COM"-ETE STOCk '71 280-SL. XJnt cond, 2 0,,:S.,~0,:;,~ ~223' EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO OF 78 Wagon. Ma ny exlr11s. Xlnt cond. 842·5000 · I Largest Volvo Dealer tops, brn w/tan mt, Cal in Orange County' FORD FtESTA'S '71 Safari, 9 pass. W$1n. Ron Miller639490t '71 Porsche 914 .. Red BUY or LEASE 3 Dr. Hatchback, Decor 3 Orig. ownr. All pwr, A/C. •77 450 SEL Gold w / wclf..b~b.k.R~n~~ fcooak~tJj"~ OlRECT Or. Hatchback. Spart 3 xlnt cond. Sac. $1500. h AJI 22000 ... 0 '"' Or. Hatchback. Ghia 3 968-4398 [~~~~~:f.3;~: ;;;::.::.~!?.~~ ~, "'.::.i~~f ~,."&,. ,-~-.~-;-~-r:-~-l'.u-re-~-B0-~-~-r;-v~-~-~d-~: •73 230 Dark Bm w /tan in· TEST DRIVE OUR 2025 S. Manchester 2 % S5,800or Btofrr. 552·5263 te r . Bcaul 1•ond . 'UCAR Anaheim 750-2011 TRANS AM '78 S7895tt>stofr 53&2671 OF.......air. YE•R" d b Mercedes .(50-SEL. 1973. lmmac. cond. new eng. sunroof. new tires , fully equip. Call 957-8191 d11r· in& business hours. tnwio A '77Volvo245Wagon,4spd Ches terfiel rown. Good inventory in stock. overdrive. PS. AMll"M OVER Take over lease. $166 pr Hun'ywhUelheylasl! stereo, immac, 20·25 mo. 848·4440 wkdys, MllltACLI mpg. $6200. Ph 642·9761 960-2929 wknds. Mill>A/llHAULT INVOICE '77 Flreblrd Formula. 2150 HarborBlvd. Wot.Used AM /FM 8 -trk. r i ms. '71, 250. While, auto., air COSTA MESA ••••••••••••••••••••••• R E F O R D 31.000 mi, $6400. 496-0463 cood., AM /FM No acci 645-5700 AMC '905 p CLEARANCE n..dii'bard '970 deot.s,adreamtodrive& ••••••••••••••••••••••• own.640-7361 RGlslo,ce 9756 ·76 Hornet Sportabout The2%0verlnvoice ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• wagon P/S, P/B, cruise Excludes Dealer lt77 FORD 1.988 2*JSE, fuel mj. tan. •t DEALER IN U.S.A. contr~. A/C, lo ml. lug. Retention & Prep. THUMDNlllD auto. PW, AM/FM, air, ROY rack. top cond. $2950/ bllt •SMITH FORD• VS, automatic trana .. all lelhr uphols. 88,000+ ~ ofr 751 9582 pwr. steering & brukcs. mi's. $12,000, P.P . Mon· CARVEi · · '"""I "rookhu ... t .. ., ii """I 8 5 a.~n 393 """"" v •0 pwr. w1ndows. t l wheel. r• • · •.....,.. l. ltOllS·ROYCE 1971 Jav. excell. mech Garden Grove ractory air cond .• custom '75 ~EL, 27.000 m l'a. lMU•!Mefff cond.VS auto, P.S .. P.8 .. 534-3254 wheels, radio & healer. Xlnt cond. Sl7,000 . ==:1 ... dl !!~.34$18650 orfer takes. Sale Ends9/16178 Ser .t.50ll81St.k P3405. Call('1141557·9051. """ $1118 Cll»IO SUNDAYS '72 Sqw'r Wgn Xlnl n..., '68 must sell 280SL, l911 Hornet. AC. PS. PB. e · · ..,_ AM /FM s t er~o caas 5-lt 9760 runs very 1 ood. xlnl tlrt!'S, ls~ $lGOO. Dick. pl 8900 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond Best orr 533-0387 ~ll3 til 5, 557.0914 aft ayer, ma s on ne · · 5 & wlmds mg. Uhr lnter. air. oew '76 S.ab 990L. air. sun· dys,m·3ll4aft.6PM ----· ----- Michelina. hoth tops. rool, stereo. 30.000 ml, Mell t910 Dc lux s po rts mode l 513,000. 675-815fl xlnt cond. $5000. 494·16S9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11aJuy. 1966. New landau foyoh 9765 '73 Riviera. Xlnl cond t.op. Melallk pt. Bucket '12MBZ280SE. ••••••••••••••••••••••• leaded. Wet"l<dnyi. ala, Runs pcirfed. ~ to lllOll YOU 83$-6441 believe! $800. 549-0725 sa&. YOUI C •H '915 '75 Granada. SUreo. air. TOYOT•. lo miles, xlnl. new Urea , Xtra sh&rp. Beige. Call~l28 Mercedea lovera: A aem. ~ S '87, now evaU. $4800. whl w/red lealh. 754-1440 "" ••••••••••••••••••• ••• • $3300. C&ll 549-3982 aft~-'72 Cadlllac Sedan de SEE US! VIiie, fully equlp'd, u.c.e. tt41 MAaQUIS TOYOTA clean, t1950/or oiler. ••••••••••••••••••••••• M.iSwON Vl£JO 848-S732 YIAl IND ~•••••••••••••!?.~~ 131·2110 4tS.IZIO •llLL VAN C&.IARANCI '74 MGB, xlnt cond , '70 Toyota Crown waaon. AM/FM. orla owner. Good ltaruip. car. saso. Alts. '39·1U ta after 6 Phone &U·a460 arter s PM. p.m. -'-~-------Opel 9746 ''12 Corona , auto, nice ••••••••••••••••••••••• clean oar. xlnt cond . '74 Opel Manta Coupe •d. $1275. 640-0735. tram .. auto trans, vinyl , top, reuMable, 511.JllJO 72 Toyota Celica, idnt d,ya,-1·23Gtva. S.clry. cond., ma••· A /~ 1 .....-;;.---------"-• owor. a2300/beat olr . n. JJOO, Xnlt mech. 1ood 97).lJGor84'7-0101 body, nu Urea t/up. Pat . '45·6995-lve metuac WANT ACTION? Sl.300 or beat otfttr Claaslted Ada &42·66'11 POltSCHI AUDI• SALi 1976 Cadillac Seville, Now closing out our burlunclY. padded vinyl B r a n d n e w 1 9 7 8 top, .-pllt aeah. full Mercurys and Lincoln11 . power, a ll·leather Jn. at aubetanllal dl1count1. terior. AM /FM 3tereo, Ott a lar1c part of that fuel hHectlon. 35,288 lit year'• depreciation mUn. ('50PKD> en one ot our close out SUH model1. See u1 today! 54().5130 2828 HAAIOA BLVD COSTAMEIA THEODORE ROBINS FORD .•u 1,1 1 tt/\WIHJU lllVO (()-,J/i Ml \II /.J l / 00111 a.rp Veaa Hatchback, lWfl. Low mlleqe. $7~. 673-6413 "" ....... Mwt!Mplect on tt. OfWIWI COllt DAILY PH.01' CLASSIFIED ADS You CCln W It, flM It. Trodt ff Wlttl o Wont U ( 142 .. 5878 ) O....toll~. fo•t Ctedlt ~ovcll 2 DA. OlX. • fAC NC 1~7S 2 DA. DUC. • FAC AJC '•114-Ml80479 8 CPE ·5SPO 1'1008l88 8 CPE·A/T, FAC AJC 109 I .tlO I "8 I 8 CP£·5SPD FAC NC 81012290 PT CPE • 5 SPD. FAC AJC 01'·1111~7 PT CPE · S SPO, FAC A/C 233'Cllte2t91 PT CPE • 5 SPD 2~111t&t57t Shon hcHoeded 5 SPO. 973-81~9 SHOAT HO · A.IT IOHI~ LONG IED · LOADED 971.t/2'01&7 Mondey, September 11 , 191& *4358 *4358 14943 *5408 '4683 '4818 '4676 '4623 '4583 15423 *5956 *6191 *5956 \ I '3696 '3696 '4107 '4699 '3989 '4197 $3848 '3799 '4579 '4999 '5191 •4999 '4958 '4958 '5298 *5489 '4998 DAIL 'I PILOT CJ I , \ ~ t f . l I f I ' Cf2 DAll.Y P1LOT Warning: The Surgeon General Has Derermined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. { I ; ... , ...... . . . .. . 7 . Huntington Beach Fountain Valley EDITION 1'1teraoon N.Y. Stoeks • 1 t • VOL. 71 , NO. 254, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1978 TEN CENTS Enrolhnents Down By aOBEllT BAllK~a OI • o.11? ,...,.. - SC'hool tutt'd thus morning Cor ahoul ~.000 students in f''ountiun Vall~y and Huntington lil•tu.:h -.ithoul any maJor nurb rept)rt\.'(j at mid mornlnSt Thrff of lht" foor d1str1cL'i in W~st Orange County a re tart tn~ lhl' school yeu w1lh d~hn ing enroUments The Fountain Valley School 01atrlct shows lhe •barpest drop with a predicted falloff of aboul 700pupill. Superintendent Bill Plaster ttll1d today thert1 are indica&Uons. howev r. that the decllne m11y be greater Uum expected. "We are not getting excited about it yet but we will go over the figures later in lhe week, .. Plaster said. Plaster said that the school dls trlct. which laid oH 96 teachers earlier tn the year because or dwlndling enroll- ment. will make no additional layorfs. The Fountain Valley District had forecast an enrollment of 9,668 at its 19 elementary cam· puses. The Ocean View School Dis- trict is predicting a loss or about Al'~ TWO WOMEN, BABY KILLED WHEN DERAILED FREIGHT TRAIN SMASHED INTO THIS HOUSE Seven Others Suffered Minor Injuries at 01 .. ster Site In Miamisburg, Ohio Barmaid Free In Huntington .. Stabbing Case A Huntington Beach barmaid has been released after police took her into custody for ques- tioning in the Friday stabbing death of Gary Allen "Mad Dog" Fero. 43. in a downtown saloon. Poli ce r e l eased Mary Magalinc Davis. 2S, after, in· formation was obtained from othe r witnesses in the Main Street Saloon, 117 Main St.. who wt>re at the scene at about l :30 a .m . Friday when the stabbing reportedly occurred. Blood found in the doorway or the saloon and on the sidewalk outside indicates that Fero may have been slabbed near the bar's e ntrance, said police Detective Dick Nolan. Fero. a Huntington Beach motorcyclist with no club affilia- tion. died al about 4 a .m. after friends took him to Huntington lntercommunity Hospital with a knife wound in his lower back. Nolan said no suspects have been arrested in connection with Fcro's death. The investigation into the stabbing is continuing. he added. /\ Huntington Beach motorcy- cle officer observed Fero at the hospital at 2 a.m. Friday when the policeman had entered the emt>rgcncy room lo question a traffic accident victim. The motorcycle officer called two other policemen to the scene who ascertained that Fero may have been a homlcid«! victim. Officers proceeded lo the Main Street Saloon where they round Miss Davis counting the night's receipts. Police said they also round some blood on the sidewalk out- side the bar The sidewalk, they s aid, appeared to have been washed down with ~er. Coast Weath e r Fair through Tuesday and a little warmer. Lows tooighl 55 to 60. Highs Tuesday 70 to 83. INSIDE T8DA ~ The pennant contending - ye1. that.'• corr•ct -Angell head to Te.nu /or another crucial /our110rM Hrie1. S.e •tory. 81. ..... 1-uif j .. ~ ~e .... en"' :: Train Hits House; 3 Die, 7 Injured MIAMISBURG, Ohio IAP> --Two women and a month-old baby were killed when a ConraU freight train deraUed and crashed into a two-story house while people inside were playing cards, authorities said. Seven people suffered minor injuries. "Some said. 'Here comes the 5 ;30 and she is going awful fast'," said Michael Call. whose son was a mong those killed in lbe train wreck Sunday night. "When J s aw what was happening, I turned a round lo yell for everyone to get out of the house and the whole wall just camedownontopofme. "ALLWE'VEGOTLEFT1Sahopechest.1t'sallgone,"Callsaid today as he watched workmen clear away the crumpled freight cars from his home. One freight car stood inside the ruins of the house where the bodies were found and another was part way into the structure. Other cars in the 20-car train were piled nearly as hlgh as the house. "They just stacked up like a car wreck." said Police Chief Ronald McBride. "They squeeied together like an accordion." The dead were Identified ais four-week-old Michael Joseph Call and Kathy Barkalow. 17. both of Miamisburg; and Linda Humerick, 26, or Germantown, Ohio. SEVEN PEOPLE WERE TAKEN TO Grandview Ambulatory Center. where six were treated for minor fojuries and released. of- ficials said. The seventh, a bystander who was not in lhe house, was kept at the hospital and was reported in good condition today. Police said l.hey believed they had accounted for all the people in the house but that they were still searching the debris. Police said Call and his wife, Donna, who lived in the house. Ms. Barkalow and Ms. Humerick apparently were playing cards in the living room when the train hit Sunday. They said Ms. Humerick was round clutching lhe child when the rubble was cleared from the bodies nearly two hours later. Police said Conrail officials were still trying lo determine the cause of the derailment, which squeeied most or the cars against an abaQdoned reed mill. DALE TRUCKER, WHO UVED WITH his family in the other half of the two-family house, said he was on the back porch when he saw a freight car ''with all its wheels In the air and all of a sud- den. there was a sound like they dropped a bomb." Trucker said he ran Inside, grabbed his six-month-old baby and yelled to his wire to get out of the house. _ As they reached the ftont door, he said, the train hit, dislodg- ing bricks and plaster. Their rour other children, ranging in age from 4 to 9. were playing in the front yard and ran across the street to safety. Giant Waves Rock Luxury· Liner QE2 ABOARD TRE QUEEN ELIZABETH 11 <AP>-Wavesol up to 50 feet and winds or up to 75 mph la&hed the Queen Elizabeth JI in the Atlantic Ocean today, ln- ·juring at leut one crew member and a number o{ passengers. The luxury Uner. beaded for New York, 11lowed from i\1 normal 27 ltnoU to nine knota as It passed throu1h • severe storm. • The boet lurched violently Ill It pa11ed throusb the storm, dumplna P•Men1ers froftl their chairs, toppling furniture and •~ndlnl glaaaa amaabing to t.he deck. A refrigerator ln the f tlley broke looee Crom a wan, lnJurln1 a crew member. The crew member ·and an undetermined number or passengers were taken to the ship's hospital with sprains and bruises. The number of injuries. and their extent, was not Immediate- ly known because the ship's in· formation officer could not be localed. Clothlna and 10Uvenir shoJ)6 aboard the Uner were clOHd, with merchandlle scattered au over the place. The liner was expected to dock In New York Harbor late Wednesday. up to 12 hours • t>ehlnd adledule. Cunard Unet, operatM of the QE2, had no Immediate com- ment. as School Begins 600 pupils. bringing its total enrollment down to about 12,000 at its 24 elementary campuses. Superintendent Dale Coogan said that the declining enroll· menl has appeared to stabilize because of apparent slower real estate activity. "People had been bailing out because of the heavy taxes. but we don't see lhat so much after the passage or Proposition 13." he said. OHicials in the Huntington Beach City <elementary 1 School District expected to welcome 7.204 students today. If decline or about 500 from last year Superintendent S.A Moffett said the drop in the 13-campus district may not be as great ab expected. He said that families who put their homes for sale earlier stall have them up for sate. apparent ly because or high prices. The Huntington Beach High School District is breaking with the trend or declining enroll· ment. Assistant Superintendent Glen Dy singer said that the six high school campuses expect about 21.050 students. about 200 mon• than last year Wu:nty Tests Toki No Pollution Found" In Bolsa Preserve There is no pollution or Bolsa Chica Lagoon wildlife preserve waters due to Aminoll USA Inc oilfield coolant mud recycling operations. it was announced to· day by Orange County omcials. A laboratory report based on spectrographic analysis or the material and clinical tests in which fish are placed in varying solutions of the residue mixed in water cleared the company operation. Orange County Department of Solid Waste Management of- ficial Ron Bates said today that a formal statement would be is· sued before the end of the day. However. he revealed, reading the last sentence of the report by Pasadena-baS'ed Pomeroy. Johnson and Bailey, a firm specialiiing in water technology, no significant pollution exists . Traces of minerals and met.alis associated with oilfield produc· tion are present but not in harmful amounts, according to lhe firm as quoted by Bates. ··No elements or a toxic nature were fOWld." the report states. Assemblyman Dennis Mangers D-Huntington Beach. called for the investigation in mid-July after Huntington Beach City Councilman John Thomas called the situation lo Piwt Pickeroo Wmpetition Starts Today More than $1.500 in prizes will be awarded to top prog. nosticators of pigskin prowess who best predict the outcomes of 30 games each week for the next 10 weeks. The annual Daily Pilot Pigskin Pickeroo competition begins today. Ten portable television sets ror first place winners and radios for second and third place winners will be presented each week by Dunlap Appllances. Fountain Valley. Details and entry blanks are published each Monday. Tues- day and Wednesd ay In the sports pages or the Dally Pilot. See Page83. Those "Holes' Are Sexless ~WOONSOCKET, R.I. CAPI --Manholes arc genderless as far as lhls Rhode Island com- munity Is concerned. City Public Works Director Makram H. Megalli wanted lo hire a utility worker for cement and masonry work and decided to list the job as "utility person" so women would apply. In following federal anli- discrlmination guiMllnes. he de· cided \t also would be helter to re- fer to manhole s as "personhol es" in lhe job specifications. Price of Lunches I..Mted Incorrectly An article ln lhe Dally PUot in· correctly at1ted Sunday that the price of 1chool lunches had decre11ed to 55 cents at the Fountain Valley Elementary School Ol11trict. Patti Parbet, ln char1e of food services for the dis\rlct. said th•t lunch prtcea will remain at 60 centa. The Daily Pilot reareu the ur· ror. his attention. Aminoil dumps the coolant mud used in the well·drilling process on the s hore or the 1.600-acre preserve for cleansing and recycling as landfill. County officials who contract wilh the Pasadena-based firm which conducts such analyses at a Ventura laboratory expected results far sooner. A fish usc.-d as a guinea pig in the possibly polluted wate rs duplicated with different con- centrations of the mud died halfway through the first test due to an accident An employe a pparently inad· vcrtently shut off the pump lh~t provided its (\xygen. Protnetlaeus A meri~a Kylenc Barker. the newly crowned Miss America. poses in front of the statue of Prometheus m New York City 's Rockefeller Plaza. The new queen 1s from Galax. Va. Gunman Kills 3, SeH in Factory EDISON. N.J . <API -A gun- man went on a rampage at a perfume factory here today. killing three people and holding several others hostage before kllllng himself. p01ice said. About 15 or 20 hostages were released and som e escaped before the siege ended, police said. Several witnesses said the gunmah drove to the parking lot of the Alpine Aromatics lnterna· tlonal Inc. plant In a s mall green car. then ran Into the bulldlng with a sawed-off shotgun. The wilnesMS said the man was a former employee who had been fired some time ago. "Some JU.Y came ln my office screamlnc that some auy wa sbooting. That'!' an I know." 11aid Llnda Rocco, a secre\,ary for the firm Dozens Of police. armed will\ hi(fh·powcred rtncs and wearing bulltt·prool vHta, surrounded the s mall. one-story brick office building In the Edison Industrial Center along Route 1 shortly before 10 a m Traffic in the southbound l ane1' o ( the hiJthway wal> stopped. and a line of trucks and ca r!l was formed across tht highway ror protection from l(unflre. authorities said Two victims were found in the pr()cessinf( plant !H:veral hun- dred yardt4 behind the omc~ building. "What a mess ... said one or. ricer as he left the shipping and receiving area3 where one vie· tlm lay bloodied behind a desk. A s pokesman at Jotln F. Ken- nedy Medical Center here said four persons were being treated for shock and cuu after the Incl· denl and thr4!e othertt were ex peeled t.o arrtve Ill the f\oapital shortly The Cltlent of their ln- juric" wa nol 1mmedlalfl)' known_ AZ DAIL y PILOl HIF Mond!y, S.pt.mOet 11 . 197'1 Guerrilla A ' t ark Somoza Calls Martial Law 1ANA(il 'A. f\J1r,m1.iu11 IAPI Prt>Stdt-nt Anaa1 aa10 Somou ll~t"lu~ murth•I lav. t()(fay In two l'lat~ whc•rt~ auernllu al lJl'11.t•d n.1t1on.1 I troop' and l.111n r ht•1t .• rr~n¥e r any doubt ll •~ a Cl\ II war, 1&Jd Alvarro h 11tmorro Mora. vi~ president ol the lint• Somo.t .. Con~ervauw I' it rt.> Dollar Up, Gives Boost To Market NEW ·YOftK (AP1 I\ r~lDC dolltir gave the stock market a b oost today, c ontinuing a weeklong rally. The Dow J ones average or 30 industrwl 1SSUl'b was up 3.90 to 911 64 m the first three hours. Advan ces o utnumbe r ed declines 2. l on the New Yott Stock Exchange. The dollar rose pas t the 2· mark level in West Germany ;.ind was up more than 2 yen m J apan. The U S currency s howed i.trcngth agains t a lmost all foreign :,tandards, falling only against the British pound. The price or gold in Europe wa!> virtually unchanged. The dollar opened in Tokyo at 193 30 yen and after active trad· mg clo:,ed at 1!13.225, It c losed f"rida y a l 191 05 West County Bandit Hits Two Stores A ba ndit described a lmost identically by two different vie· tims is sought today after hold· ing up a vitamin and health food ::1hop a nd a liquor sta'te in Westminster Saturday nlghl. Investigators said a gunman bra ndishing an a utomatic pistol took $75 from Great Earth Vitamins. 15252 Golden West St., s hortly befo re 6 p .m . after threatening a female clerk A bandit c losely fitting his description later held up The Wine . Stein and Barrel bottle shop at 14550 Brookhurs t St. of $400 lo $600, but in lhe second rob- ber y. no weapon was displayed played. Police Officer Earle Graham said the robber in each case was described in rema rkably similar detail as a man about 25, of Latin descent, with similar features. Lawme n Searching For Lost Plane Sheriff's deputies continued to search today for an airplane t hey believe may have crashed early Saturday morning in the $1 I verado Canyon area of eastern Orange County. The search b egan a rte r several amateur radio operators reoorted hearinjt a distress call from a pilot about I :30a.m . Satur. day. Pope Backs Talks VATICAN CITY IAP> -Pope John Paul l, decluring "All men .i r e hungr y a nd thirsty for peace." says he is pray in~ for the success of the M idcast peace talks al Camp David and is Im- . prc:-.scd that the men involved ~eek help 10 public prayer. ORANGE COAST H1~ DAILY PILOT u ... 0r_.. C.O.\t °"''' Poot -'"'-'"<" •H OJ'ft O.llllNI '""' N~W'\ Ptll'\\ l~°""*WicfbY""'O.~ two•-'"""""'-... ~ ........... ,_ ... =~""ik-:..~~·=..::...~,~ t-11" V•t... fl.,,,.._. tHd~tl Y .. 1•¥ •"'ft ~~~,~~.~~·y;~~·r:. t:;;;'(:.s:'~~~1.~l1t~~'n.~'~· WMI ltY .. _,, .. _ Prf'\'diltl'lt •"Ct Putit•Vler JaU II c:.ntf Yl(t '""'fditftf •ftd Gt""'tl ~ TI!-..•K"fll ffll .. ·-··_,.... ~-~•llQLOllGr °"'""" u.. Ill< ..... , -Ao •"•"' ~,,..I,. LOUen .. _,, ....... w.,1 Of•~ Couf'rt, ,..,.tOt Huntlnalon .. ecflOffloe l'Jt'ffltMft .... lt-11 IMlll"t ACldrO\l ' 0 llo• "° ._ Offloet i...e-llt<Kll, 111160~·· ...... ~I•""'•• U0 "'"~"""$Owl --.C• Yeltory nM'l.•"'1flNt ot-O<-f1-., T~ (11 41'4Mltt C.•tlfltd Adwef11 ... Ma.1171 ,,__1A0r-c.t;,twy~I-.. ,.. A ctt!<'rtX.· 11111urd by tht" prt'~ ldt'nta ul pres11 acc~tary said all \'Onbl tlUtlOt'lal 8Uarunteet wert• 1'Ui.p••ndl"d for 30 duy11 In lhl• st 11le11 of Eistt.>h :tnd M u~uy a 1n th e !iO UlhWc!it , Wbl'l'l' tuard1tmt!n b111tllt..'<i auerrUlaa In the •t ~-..u ot I.be cOl)ltala. The auar4. N'learafua ':. '7 ,500 man aimy a,.d P4tll et• ror<'e. claJmed SYnd~thet fl., force.' wer~ 'mai nln• ~n troJ and order In the w If toun try " 8ut the Red Crou s.ld then~ 'Wl5 heuvy eunJare ID tWO Sec t1ons or the cap1tfd and tn lht· ctlies or Estell 6S tnlteai Mrth of the capital. in Ma.aaya 18 mile:. to the !>OUtb Mnd in Leon. 65 mlles to t.Mnonhwest A R ~d C r oia 1pokes m an described the cities of Esteli and Masaya as being .. ,. bloody s ituation," but 11ince telephone lin$t. between Jhe npit~tJ itod I.be dtaet were cut. It was not possi- ble t9 verify rePf)ftS of conUnued fighting. The Red Croq spokesman and othe'l' autborillelt said 36 persons hud been ttUed.s.ince the tight· ina be gan late Saturday and the wounded numbered more than 100. But OM Red Cl'0¥1 oCficlal said the number of casualties "m ay be much higher once the bodies are retrieved." In the capitaJ. the central area of Jhe city where Somoza live:, fltt works in his bunker was quiet. Heavily armed troops patrolled lhe streets. A nationaJ guard spokesman said ··complete norma lity" had been restored to the capital. wher e the government newspaper No vedades said at least 16 persons were killed in fighting Swlday. Unofficial reports said there were many casualties in other parts of lbe capitJJl. and in· complete reports told of at lea11l 20 d e ad and many more wounded in other cities In the terrorists' new offens ive. '.'Casualties among the ter· roriirts were high," said a gov- ernment comrNnique, but gave no figures. Chamorro Mora said the San· dlnista guerrillas, named for a guerrilla lea~r killed fighting the U .S. Mannes in the 1930s, had launched an o ffensive throughout the country. Irvine Man Leaps From Hotel, Hurt An Irvine man was listed in. serious condition today at Hoag Memorial Hospita l after he re· porle dly j umpe d from lh<· seventh floor of the Marriott Hotel into an interior fountain. P olice said Lorne Joseph George, 41 , of 20 Silver Crescent made his plunge at about 11 :30 a.m . Sunday. The man plummeted from the open hallway on the Newport Center hotel's s eventh floor into the atrium fountain below. Officers said he apparently suffe red internal Injuries as well as a compound fracture or his left leg. George, who was conscious when police and paramedics ar· rived al the scene, indicated he was desponde nt over a brother's death, police said. lie is being trea ted in the hospital's intensive care unit. New 'Legion' Find Probed NEW YORK (A P > Federal and city health officials, study· in1 an outbreak of LegJonnalrcs ~ disease, which has killed t.wo persons, here, ar~ tr1fn1 to figure out why som~ tQCal resl· d e nts have a larger .than· expected number ol antibodl~s lo protect them against the d~· ease. -• Dr. William Foeae, dtrector or the National Center lot Diseaae Control, says blood lest.a or vie· llms and some "control" aub· Jerts who didn't have the Clise•te huve indicated th1t 'bot.ti groul)H hov e a nlibqdhf •1alnat Le1tlonana.lres. ~ia;ease a' lexets "htgherthanW-.W9JJld,ewpect. ' ''There 'Ii • urtd9Ubtedly, some sporadic dlaeaae transnli11Jon going on. We don't know at UUs time how Important this ow.. break is," F'~ae says. Fll"e8 'Covered' MANCHESri:lt. N.H. CAPl - Netlon1'1 Ouardsmen handled two ftro& In succeaa1ion over lhc weekend with little tr<>uble and ~'t: ;.-:. Oo~ c=.,~~~ .... r, •• •· .... ~~"" ~ ""'' .. ''''""-.. wttflew4 \l'H'••t "'"''tUtiA .. , ... , ... ...., '40 ... <l•O ..... ,. IN•d 11t C..to .... ,. t..MU01«i1• \vlh t • "u",. e-. '.,,._., U )0 ==~::. ;~:~.!' ~"'' "'''"•'• . ~ ar~ doing a 1ood job of-c.".n"' lor 11tr lklng firefighters, P'tr Chief John Lyndon says. He added, however . that reaular nr~m•n probftbly would do bet· h'r \ . 1, . . ... .., 4th Shot Fired at Kennedy? WASHINGTON IAP> -An acoustics expert told Congress today that It "Is a possible con clusion" there was a fourth shot fired at President Kenne d y when he was slain The testimony contradicts the Wa rren Commission . which con- cluded there were proba bly only three shots when Kennedy wai. assassinated in Dallas on Nov 22. 1963. Some conspiracy theorists contend there was a fourth shot and that a second gunman was involved. Dr. James Barger. chief scien t1st of a Massachusetts acousti~ farm. told the House assassina- tions commatt<..-e his tests dis <'losed the poss1b1lity or four shots The hearing recessed for a noon break before committee members could quC11tion Barger a bout the certainty of his con· cluslon. Nt-w llunti11gffJt1 Statue Barge r said he and his staff analyzed a Dallas police tape. recording m a de when a motorcycle officer accidentally left his radio transmitter in the open position for a bout 5'12 minutes. This is lhl' nl'w . S:!.000 bronze statue that adorns lht• t.•nt1·y to Huntington Beach's main library in the city's l'entral park to· day. The city commissioned the work by sculptress Margaret lnez Owings. It was unveiled Saturday. Summit Progress Said Slow CAMP DAVID, Md <API The Mideast s ummit, in its s ixth day, is moving a head in fits and starts with no s ign of a major breakthrough in resolving sharp differences between Isr ael a nd Egypt. President Carter, host for thl' session, conferred today with Egypt's President Anwar Sadat an appa rent follow-up to <i sim ilar meeting Sunday with P r im e Min iste r Me nac hcm Begin of Israel Although progH·ss on :,oml' key issues has been reported by Jody Powell. White House press sec retary and s ummit spokesman. there has been no form a l conference of the lhrcl' m ajor s ummit parti c ipant~ s ince Thursday There was a widespread ex pectut1 on t h at discussio n .., among Carter, Begin and Sadat will continu~ at least until mad week. Begin said Sunday th(• '>ummat was "~oing wt•ll " but otlwr sources offered m on· c·aut1011i. usst•ss mcnt::.. .. Wt• n(.'t.'<l another l wo or thrc<· duys to <'rystullaic things ... !'>a id Eur WC'izmun. thl' hrael1 dc· fcni.e miniKter, who ag<11n met sc•paratcly with S«1dat during tht· weekend. Sources dose to the Egyptian delegation said the summit was moving slowly a nd that there had been no breakthrough. After taking Begin and Sad:.tl on a Sunday tour of the Civil War battlefield at Gettysburg. Pa .. Carter met for an hour with the ll>raeli prime minister ut Camp David The two leader'> wer e Joined by key advbers. Begin made his optimistic comm ent about the meeting:-. when he encountered reporters during the battlefield lour. "You can see they arc goin~ well," said Aegin Jle seemed to be referring lo th~ evident rapport among the participants rather than to lhl' Arab-Israeli dispute itself. SEED SPl1TER KEEPS TITLE PARDEEVILLE, Was. IAf'I Lee RobertR of Rio hecamt• a four-time champion as he spit t• waterme lon seed 34 feet . lO Inches to win lhe men's title in the annual U.S watermelon seed spitting championships . Ro berts, the defending. cham pion who also won in 1972 and 1974 , topped by two feet the dii.· tan ce o f second -place Don Foluarski of Mosinee Aide Resigns In Huntington . Darrel Cohoon. an assistant to Huntington Beach City Ad· minlstrntor Bud Beslito, has un· nounccd his resignation. Cohoon , who h a s h~e n e mployed by the <'ity for six years, wUl Join the consultant flrm of Peat, Marwick and Mitchell Ot'l Sept. 22. Because or recent departureR, the city now hllJJ •bout 60 vacan· clea In permanent positions Some ha ve departed w\lh crlllciam about their rela tlonshlp11 with the City Council. Cohoon said that he Is loavin1t lor the proepects or pro(('ssional a d van cem ent an d that he tfl"f'•" •• ~.,, ... ,.. ""fl\•• ...... ,,..,. f,..,..lhv,,• Rain Hurts Tomato Crop; Others OK Barger said the tests showed t hat the open·m1crophone periC)d probably occurred during the ti sassina tio n a nd that the motorcycle probably was travel· ing n ear the p r esidential limousine. Mechantt'ally charted noise patterns from the police tape. Barger said . indicated sound 1m· pulses s imilar to those made ~Y gunshots in a reconstruction of lht-gunshots in D allas las t Orange County farmers will lose an estimated 20 percent of their tomato crop because of tropical-storm rains Tuesday. but agriculture experts are pre· dieting a bumper harvest com· pared lo the last two years. Dur Thetford. Orange County Farm Bureau maanage r. said tropil•al storms clobbered coun· ty tomulo growl'rs the last two year s with heavy rains in late August and early September . La!.l Yl'ar. farmers lost up to 40 pcrcl'nl of their tom::ito crops "i\1·tuully. thert• a re more lwndits than lo:,ses in the <Tues· day) n.11n." Thetford said. Bank Caper Attempt Fails Burglars left a Huntington lkat·h bank e mpty-ha nded after a weekend break-in through a rear window. police reported lo· day T he burglary a tte mpt OC · t·urrL•d somt· lime late SHlurday night at lht• B<tnk or America, 15672 Springdale St . according to poli ce Lt. John Foster ThC' would-be thieves sm ashed a rea r window and tried to punt·h a hol<' through a wall Into the ni ght deposit box F'ailing in th:.tt . they pried open <tn empty teller's ('ash drawer. Tht• break-In was discovered Sunday at 10 :30 a.m. Police have no suspects WOMAN FINDS PUCE I N UW A!> a young girl, Frances Munoz q u estioned whether thert: was a place for women in law. Today she is judge of Ha rbor Municipal Court in Newport Beach Set.-t"caturins. Page Cl "Othe r crops In lhe ground needed rain... · Benefiting, he said. are celei;y. pumpkins and cauliflower. S low e d so m e wh at by Tuesday·s 1.3-lnch downpour were the harvesting or tomatoes. both caMJng and pole I fresh l var ieties. sweet corn and a Sl.2 million lima bean crop But compared to lht· pas t two years. lima bean growers should do well. Thetford said. "if there is no more ram immediately .. Bean growers working small acr eages throughout Orange County have c ut their bean plants which arc drying in win- drows. he said. Ir the county's 730 acres of beans dry quickly. this year will be better than the last two. he said. Angelo Casell a . di strict m anager or Southern California agriculture opera tions for Hunt Wesson Foods in Fullerton. said he estimates that 60 percent or the county's canning tomaloc~ were h ar v e s ted b e f o ae Tuesday·s rain hit. He estim ates county grower~ -most of lhe m leasing lrvinl' Company land or farming in the Saddle bac k and Ca pistr a no Valleys will lose a n estimated 6.000 tons of tomatoes. Casello said his company buy~ approximately half the county ·~ canning crop some 100.000 tons Irvine Company agricultun• officials said this morning that tenants on their land will at te mpt to put canning -tomato harvesting equipment into field~ today . fred Kelle r , <'O m p CJ n y agriculture vice president. said his people will wail until Tuc~· day to try. The ra nch area pro vides most of the county grown toma toes. Ke ller said that while wet ground hampered the harvesUng o f s weet corn a nd orange:.. tomatoes have presented the on- ly real problem following la::.t Tuesday's d renching. month. , The impulses appeared .. at four different times" on U~c police tape. Barger said. · Test tapes produced mate~ with reasona bly h igh correl~· lions at the same four points, he Said. Barger testified on behalf of lht> acous tics firm o f Boll. Beranek and Newl\, hared by the com matt~ to perform the tests , As the hearing opened. corp· m1lleL' chairman Le wis ~ Stokes, D·Oh10. cautioned that · ·~H:n sat1on a l c:onc l us 1ons~· should not be drawn from tht.- acoust1cs testimony The Warren Comm1ssion·s dt· termination that only three shots were fired was based largely on 1 he ract that three empty cartridge ca5es we re found on the n oor beneath the s ixth floor window of the Texas School Book Deprn.1tory, where the ru;. sassm alle~ediy was. · Rut conspiracy theorists claim four sholo; were rired. suggesting the presence of two gunmen. Truck Burned In Huntington 1 Arson inve1't1gators are prob· ing thl· intentional burning or a l'ore1~n import camper truck in the downtown Huntington Beach area. resultan~ m a S3,000 loss but no tnJunes Thl· vehicle. a 1972 model, was registered to David Viers, 1932 Harding Lane. but investigators said they were told he no longer lives at that address. 1'~1re Inspector Gary Glenn said th<' I 36 a m blaze which destroyed the truck and camper she ll O<'curred whale the vehicle was parked al De laware Street. and Detroit Ave nue our cho1az. for all outdoor active.. Wll.ar 'W'tX>lnch Jack~t.6 aNZ. d2.s1~n<Zd with comfort arrl warmLh m mmd shown 1e our lighuz.r 'W.1ght poplin with coCt.ion ldrt..an lining 44 f811*>n tlland, newport center 844·5070 • 7 Irvine EDITION Today's Clo•lag N. ". Stoek8 VOL. 7 t NO. 1SA, 3 SECTIO NS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER'11 , 1978 TEN CENTS Waiti11g for Water Three volunteer firefighters wart for water as flames lick away C:ll a building m Deer Creek Canyon. southwest of Denver /\ fire rn the timber and heavy brush in the n rca continues to burn out of control today <:-.cc :;tory, Page A4 l. . Dollar Rises, Gives Market Another Boost NEW YORK <AP> A ras inJl dollar gave the stock market a boost today , continuing a week long rall y. The Dow Jones average of 30 indus trial issues was up 3.56 to 911.30 in the first five hours. Adva nces outnumbe r ed declines 2.1 on Lhe New York _, Stock Erdlange. The dollar rose J)&St the 2- mark level in West Germany and was up more than 2 yen in J apan. The U.S. curren cy s howed strength against almost all foreign standards. falling only against the British pound. The price or gold in Europe was virtually unchanged. The dollar opened in Tokyo at 193 30 yen and afte r active trad- ing closed at 193.225. It closed Friday al 191.0S. , Train Hits House; 3 Die, 7 Injured Mll\MlSOURG. Ohio <APl -Two women and a month-old baby were killed when a Conrail freight train derailed and crashed into a two-story house while people inside were playing cards, authorities said. Seven people suffered minor injuries. "Some said. 'Here comes the S;30 and she is going awful fast'," s aid Michael Call. whose son was among those killed in the train wreck Sunday nisiht. "When I saw what was happening, I turned around to yell for everyone lo get out of the house and the whole wall j ustcamedownontopofme. "AILWE'VEGOTLEFTISahopechest. Jt'sallgone,"Callsaid 'today as he watched workmen clear away the crumpled freight cars from his home. One freight car stood lnalde the ruins or the house where the bodies were found and another was part way into the structure. Other cars in the 20-car train were piled nearly as high as the house. "They just s tacked up Uke a car wreck," said Police Chief Ronald McBride. "They squeezed together Uke an accordion." The dead were identified as four· week-old Michael J oseph Call and Kathy Barkalow, 17, both of Miamisburg ; and Linda Humerick. 216, of Germantown, Ohio. SEVEN PEOPLE WERE TAKEN TO Grandview Ambulatory <See DERAILED, Page AZ> Giant Waves Rock Luxury Liner .QE2 Brown Plans Irvine Speech Governor Brown is scheduled to give what campaign workers called an "unprepared '' speech to members of the Building In- dustry Association mee ting for lun c h Wednesday a t the Airporter Inn in Irvine. ABOA RD THE QUEEN ELIZABETH II <A P l Waves of up to 50 feet and winds of up to 75 mph lashed the Queen Eli zabeth ll in the Atlantic Ocean today, in· Juring at least one t'rew member and a number of passengers. The luxury liner . headed for Ne w York, s lowed fro m its normal 'l'1 knots to nine knots as it passed through a severe storm. The boat lurched violently as it passed through the s torm. dumping passengers from their chairs, topplin~ furniture and Piwt Pickeroo Wmpetition Starts Today sending glasses smashing to the deck. A refngerator in the galley broke loose from a wall, injuring a c rew member. The crew member and an undetermined number or passengers were taken to the ship·s hospital with sprains and bruises. The number of injuries, and their extent. was not immediate· ly known because the ship's in- formation officer could not be located. Clothing a nd souvenir shops aboard the liner were closed. with merchandise scattered a ll over the place. The liner was expected to dock i n Ne w York H a r bor late Wednesday, up to 12 hours behind schedule. Cunard Llne.s, operator of the QE2, had no immediate com- ment Californians for Brown, his campaign offi ce in Los Angeles, reported it is unaware of the topic of the governor's noon talk. and referred inquiries to his press offic~ in Sacramento. Jn Sacramento, the governor's press office reported it is un- aware of the topic of the speech, and referred inquiries to Califor- nhms for Brown in Los Angeles. Hua Sets Vi8it LONDON <AP) Britain an· nounced today that Chinese Foreign Minister Huang Hua will visit London nelCl month am id persisting reports that Peklng soon may make a multi· billton dollar purchas e o r mllltary aircraft here. Gunman Kills 3 I Suicide EnJs Bloody Attack EDISON, N.J . <AP> -A man who had been fired from a pe rfume factory went on a shooting rampage there today. killing three people before fatal· ly s hooting himself with a shotgun, police said. The gunman was identified by th e Middl esex Co unt y Prosecutor's Office as Robert Mayer, 37, of Plainfield. Authorities identified the vic- tims as Raoul Pantaleoni. 62, or Metuchen, the president of Alpine Aromat.ics International Inc.; l.olt.an Shagi, 62, or New Brunswick, a shipping foreman, and Albert. Restivo, 54, of White House Station, in Hunterdon County, the plant forem an. Nine employees of the factory were treated at John F. Ken- JFK.Panel Hears 4th Shot Story WASHINGTON CAP) -An acoustics expert. told Congress today that it "is a Possible con- clusion" there was a fourth shot fired al President Kennedy when he was slain. I Related story Page A3.) The testimony contradicts the Warren Commission, which con- cluded there were probably only three shots when Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963. Som e con s piracy theorists cone.end there was a fourth shot and that a second gunman was involved. Dr. James Barger, chief scicn· Ust of a Massachusetts acousUcs firm, told the House assassina- tion• committee his tests dis- closed the PQsslblltty of four shots. The hearing recessed for a noon break before committee members could question Barger about the certainty of his con· clusion. Barger said he and bis staff analyzed a Dallas police tape· recording m ade when a motorcycle officer accidentally left his radio transmitter in the open position for about S1h minutes. Barger said the tests showed that lhe open-microphone period probably occurred during the as- sass ination and t h a t t h e motorcycle probably was travel· i n g n ear the p r e s-i d en ti a I limousine. Mechanically charted noise patterns from the Police tape, Barger said, indicated sound im- pulses s imilar to those made by gunshots in a reconstruction or the g unshots in Dallas last <See PROBE, Page AZ> Irvine Boy Struck By Car, Serious A 10-year-old lrvine boy re- mained in serious condition lo· day in the intens ive care ward or Hoag Me m orial Hos pital. in Newport Beach, where he was being treated after being struck by a car. Eric McNamara of 4636 Lockhaven Circle was bit as he crossed the street In the 4000 block of Campus Drive at 11:30 a .m . Friday. The driver of the car was not held. nedy Medical Center here for shock. Witnesses told a uthor ities Mayer walked into the factory where he used to work and shot Shagi and Restivo. Restivo had testified against Mayer in a re- cent federal court suit involving sa fe ty conditions, a uthorities said. Witnesses said the man then drove about one-eighth of a mile across a parking lot to a re- search facility, where about 20 peofle were working. There, he sho Pantaleoni belore turning the weapon on himself, wit· nesses said. "What a mess," said one.of- ficer as he left the shipping and receiving art!as where one vic- tim lay bloodied behind a desk. P1•1•offtl Irvine Police Investigator Leo Jones fl has been pro- moted to sergeant. Jones. 33. has been a police officer for nine years, first with the Costa Mesa Police Depart· ment. He joined the Irvine police force in July. 1975. Police said that no hostages were involved. Authorities said Mayer had been fired from the plant some lime ago. "Some guy came in my office screaming that some guy was shooting. That's all I know," said Linda Rocco, a secretary for the finn. Dozens of police. armed with high-PQwered rines and wearing bullet·pr'Oo( vests. surrounded the s mall, one-story brick office building in the Edison Industrial Center along Route I shortly before 10 a.m. Traffic in the southbound lanes of the highway was stopped. and a line or trucks and cars was formed across the highway for protection from gunfire, a uthorities said Nicaragua Civil War Kills Dozens MANAGUA, Nicarag u a <AP) -Rebels seeking to oust President Anastasio Somoza bat- tled hand-to-hand with govern- ment troops in downtown Masaya today ln clashes that reru,ees s aid killed "dozens or people · ln that city. <Related photo, A4 \ "There is no lon~er any doubl. It is a civil war.' said Alvarro ChamorroMora, vicepresidentof the anli·Somoza Conservative Party. Somoza invoted martial law in an effort to crush the upris ing. Rebels attacked the national guard command post in Masaya, located 18 miles southeast or the capital. setting off the latest • round ol fighting. Scattered cun- fi1hta were also reported in sec- UoM ol the capital and &t.eli. ~ated es miles northwest of the capltal. A helicopter strafed the streets with cannon and machine gun fire ~ 10 truckloads of guardsmen (See WAA, Page ..U> Social Services Funding Urged More than 250 Orange County residents gathered today to urge that supervisors continue fund- ing 58 community social service agencies despite the financial squeeze of Proposition 13. The agencies provide such services as hot meals for senior citizens. household help for the aged and disabled and family. alcohol and drug a buse counsel· ing. ln the past. those programs have been fmanced by a portion of fe de r a l r evenue s haring dollars set aside by supervisors ror social programs. Supervisors had set aside to- day for tes timon y rrom represenulives of those agen- cies as hearings proceed on a proposed $508 million county budget for 1918-79. But the s upervisor s had warned they would make no al· location rrom revenue sharing funds until budget hea rings are completed later this week. Richard Hanford, a volunteer with the West Orange County Hotline and Straight Talk Clinic. contended the community-based progr ams provide 20 to 30 limes more benefit for each county dolla r than similar programs that might be run by the county. That is because the services are provided chiefly by volun· Leers. For example, he said the Straight Talk Clinic se rves a bout 1,000 patients per year through 90 volunteer counselors. The agency's cost per year is about .,,000 he said, contending that if the services were pro· vided by the Orange County Department of Mental Health the cost to taxpayers would be $1.2 million annually. Hanford said the community o r ga n izations s e rve thret! gr oups : volunteers who arc made to feel useful; the clients themselves and the community as a whole. "1 think we h ave d one miracles wiLh very little." Han- ford continued, "and we can't get by wt th less. Please don't un· do what we are accomplishing." 'J'oday'• meetin" also prompt· (See HELP. Pace A? I More than Sl ,500 in prizes will b e awarded to top prog - nosticators or pigskin prowess who best predict the outcomes or 30 football games each week for the next lOwecks. Tomatoes H11rt by Rain Crash Victim Rests After Auto Smashup Coast The a nnual Dally Pilot Pigs kin Plckeroo compellt1on begins today. Ten POrtable television sets for first pl<1ce winne rs and radios for second and third place winners wHI be presented each week by Dunlap Appliances, Fountain Valley. Details and entry blanks are published each MoQday. Tues- d ay and Wednesday In the sport.a pa1es of the Dally Piiot. See Page83. Momoon Toll Up NEW OELffl, lnd11 <APl Tht official death toll ln India's monlOOn floods hu rtsen to 1.023 persona since late June, and the Y•mun1 and Oances rlvera aro 1lUI out of tb lr baok.s. But Bumper Harvest Predicted by Experts Orange County farmers will lose an estimated 20 percent of their tomato crop because of tropical·slorm rains Tuesday, but agricu.lture experts n o pre- dicting a bumper harvest com· pared to the lut two yeara. Our Thetford, Orange Counly Farm Bureau maanager, said tropical storms rlobbered coun· ty tomato growers the last two yeara with he.vy rains in late August and early September. Last year, farmera lMl up to 40 percenl of thelr tomalo cropt. .. Actuolly, there are more bcnefllA than loeaeti in tho <Tues· day > rain ," Thetford said. ··other crnp1 tn t he around needed rain.·• Bcne<IUn~. he said, are celery, pumpkins and caulinower. Slowe d •o m e what by Tue1day's l.3·1nc:h downpour were the lulrvmlnf of tomatoes, both c:ann1n1 and pole <fr~h > varieties, swett com and a $1.2 million llma been crop. But compared to the past two year s, Uma bean growers should do well, Thetford aaid, "If there ts no more rain Immediately." Bean 1rowers working s mall acreages throughout Orange County have cut their bean pl•nts which are drylna In wi n- drows. ~ Hid. tf lhe county's 730 acres of. beans dry quickly, thla year Trill ~ better than the la.at two. he aaJd. Ange lo Casella, d istrict manager of Southern California aitrkultul'e operations for Hunt- Wesson Foods In Fullerton, said he eatimates that 60 percent or the county's ca.nnin1 tomatoes w e r e harv este d berore Tuesday's rain hit. He estimates coul\tY 1rower1 -most of them leaslna Irvine Company land or rannln1 in the Saddlebac k and Capistrano Valleys -wm Jose an estimated 6,000 tons of tomatoes. Casello said hlJ comp1ny buys appro1dm1tely half the county's cannlna crop -some 100,000 tons . lrvlne Company 11nculture (&le HAavar, Pap Ai> An Irvine man reJJcued from death Friday by motorists who !Ulw hJa sports car cras h and catch nre, was ln stable condl· Uon today at Saddleback Com· munlty Hospital. Robert lmunde, 29, of \3 Deerwood Eaat, rePort.edly was in 1ur1ery several hours to re· pair abdomln1t and head in· Juries. He had been pinned under tbe burnlna c:ar. Reacuen lifted the car to free lmaande and •l the s ame t ime used fir~ ex- tinguishers to try to put out the names. Accordini to police, lms&nde lost control ol his ear while drtv. Ins alone La1una Canyon R09d and dro~ Into u ditch. The tar nipped back onto UM road and ovtrtumed. ·. Weather Fa ir through Tuesday and a little warmer Lows toni1ht SS to 60. Hlghi. Tuesday 70 to 83. IN81DET8Bn TIN .,,.,...., COftlt'ftdiftg - ~·· lhat't corrtct. -Artgtli lwod 10 Te.mt tor aP!btMr cniciail ~·fl41M Hn••· ~· etorv. BJ. •••• ~y;.;-ti==" ~ IL c.B~ If,...._= ·:1 .,.. IS ~ A2 DAIL V PILOT ; At lf,1%%, P-a,..d b • t: •• . r ~,.. .... .. r r . . Mystery Shots Kill 1, H11rt 4 NEW Otu.1-:i\N~ rAPI f'our IW'OPll' ctum·1ng Ill lhe wake ot Ii J a ii ,,.. 1 •Hk we re.> , hot a nl1 wounded. •ind ia fifth pt"nmn who <tl.-.d af\t'r bt•ina lf'ft •t • ho'p1t1I tn.:t) Jbo hll\l' t:K·~·n 'hol 1tt th1· l)J r udt•. puhl·t• 'aid A II (our ll( th1.4 "oundt-tl l'lt1td the\ wt>n• 'hot "'ithout w11rnlntt Sundav b\ an unkno't\)11 n:.:r.etlafl "'h•h· Wl\IOl1 hn111~ cl n~ m.: bt•"'11· 1 p1rJfdc4>~·tt'f Joli)' Bunt'h OQt' of f ht• dt y's rnany mJn•han)I! t'luha. hllvt• h1·t•n !!htJl JI l ht· Jolly l\unc-h 11t1r11cJ~. ·•Wt· don't know 1f 1\ wai. 11 re vt:nt<•' tyrx· lhmtc or juat t1 run· dom !'>huullnR H1ti.teully. lht-vie· t 1m' \H·rt· ~t·t·o~d l1ntnl( the 1111r11111· ~ h1·11 :.h111..t1 ru nl( out ancJ tht·~ ~<·re v.oundcd." Muunl'c l\Uld Gl<·nn Carr, 2:i. wu' 'lhot •in tht· lt·h '"'" .1nll N ,1than11t1 Lin~. JU. f.l.I' 'h~t 111 the ~oSM~h abow Z I> m us ttu.> jftlrlfc11• wu' i:lltt an.: Onder w11y. Maunct• 'u1d Both were hi.tt-11 1n Mablt' t'011tJ1l1on at ('hurity II ui. p 1 l41J. WAR.' •• poured into t he ci ty from Managua The hehcoptedlredon roads leading into lhe city befort: at ht•aded for the central busines8 district. where the fighting was thl' heaviest. ·'There are dozens of peopht d l•ad an the morgue a nd the hospital ." s aid one refugee. Both the rebels and the troops were said to be us lng heavy call ber a uto matic weapons. The courthouse In Masaya a nd many private homes were ablaze. said witnesses in the city reached by telephone . The Red Cross spokesman and other authorities said 36 persons had been killed since the fighting began late Saturday a nd the wounded numbered more than 100. But one Red Cross official said the number or casualties ··may be much higher once the bodies a re r etrieved." 1'h~ dul~ :-latJtt' ~nod1t' ''"~·t l)arJdl'i.. 1n wh1t'h member' m.1n·h .md d.1n1·1· bt·hrnd 01 11 1l'lu11d J•''' buod.l.. ~me c.lut,.. n ho o ff er rn t> m b ~ r• .ua 1 t funeral:, when the.)fd1e .. ~ . A :-. Sunda) ':-. parude wai. dri.w • .A~ut thre=r houri. h•ler. as tht• )>ar"idt· wu w1ncttn& down, "'Broldus Gc:esham. 18. was :>hol 1n the lowt"r back. Muurace said. and Ceorge Davai.. 25, was shot 1n the le ft :-.ade. Both were re· por ted an good cond1 Uon Fi11gertip Landing He said the inte nsive fire in the two provincial capitals kept Red Cross ambulances a nd volunteers fro m r etrieving the bodies. A hig hly placed uno fficial sources said the death toll in Managua alone over the weekend muy re ach over 200 and ma ny m o re wer e killed o utside the capita l. .mg to J du:.c, AUred A~n. 3:1. wu:, dropix.-d off at the Hot.el Daeu hospltal emergency room by four men who left without identifying themt1elves, pohce said I\ butterny eapturcs t he l<.azy spirit of a late summer a ftt•moon as 1l flutters down onto a friendly hand in Mars h a ll County. Tenn. A lien died shortly afterward!> of s mall·cahbcr bullet wounds to the b uck und s houlder. said · Chrii. Maurict;. deputy public in formation officer. Tht· othC'r four victim s h a<.I ht•1·n :.hot with :.mall ctiliber .. 'Nt•;,i pon:.. mo:.t an t he :.itlf' or' · b;H·k . Muunc"l' :.u1d lie s aad µul 1n• bclJCVl' Allt!ll ma)I also . .· Irvine Man Leaps From: Hotel, Hurt . . . . An Irvine man was las ted an. scnoui. condition today at Hoag Memorial Hospjtal tn.er ~ i:c portc dl y j umped from the M'V<·nth floor or lhc Marriott lloll"I into un 1otcrior (ounl~in Police said Lorn e J osPph Geor gl'. 41 , of 20 Sal ver Cre~cent made. has plunge at about '1130 ;,i m .Sunday _ The man plummeted from the open hallway on the Newport Cc:ntc r hotel's seventh floor into the atrium fountain below. Officers said h e apparently :.uffercd internal injuries as well as a compound fracture of bas _ le ft leg. George. who was conscioui. when police and paramedics ar- rived at tht· :.ecne. indicated he was despondent over a brolher':. dcHth. poht•c said lit' 1:. hc1ng treated 1n the h<1'>p1tal':-. inten111ve care unit f 'ntnt Page A I ,.,.W•·~· HELP •.. Promethe1L~ America cd an appeurance b)' former Vie tnamese pre mier Nguyen Cuo Ky who urged continued county support for a Sl.9 million Indochinese assistan<'c pro gra m ~ylcne B~rkcr. the newly t'rowncd Mis~ America. post's m front of thl' !italul' of Promcthcu~ in New York City·s Rockefeller Plaa1." Tho nl'w queen is from Galax . Va. ·'I come here today jus t to ask you to lend a little. bit more help to my people," ~Y s111id .. They stall need ussi:>tance, they i.till need advisers." f'ro•Pa~AI PROBE CONTINUES. • • He noted nearly 75 percent of his countrymen now have JObb and do not need welfare as Mstancc. He s rud hopefully soon thC' ~emamder will be self s up· porl1nu month. T he impul~es appeared "at four different times" on the police tape. Barger said Test tapes produced matched with reasonably bagh cor relu l ions at the same four pomts. he The l.ndochinese program ha11 s aid. been financed totally by the Barger t.estified on behalf of fed.erul goyernment in the past. the a,cous lics firm of Bolt. This year at will require $376,380 Beranek and News. hired by the in eounty funds unleRs pending <'om mittee to perform the tests legislation is passed to shift the As the hearing opened , com · entire cost ba.ok. Lo.Ahe..c.ede"81 · mtttce ·ctrlriTtnan· t.ewls F government. Stokes, D-Ohio. cautioned that Because or the pending county "sen sation a l. con c l us ions'' co ntribution . county Ad · should not be drawn from the minastrativt• Officer Robe rt acoustics testimony. Thomas propo~es laying off 22 " The Warren Commission's de· workers in the county office of termination that only three shot's cons umer affairs. · were fired was based largely on Jt<•• '""" Y'tti tit:rt,wtlf'lf •flllll~ .. ~ ~.:,:. ....... "r::::.~ ... "':'J::9 CMtto•N W.. _..,.*'I ...... ,.~, """-'"''-"''~ Oftlc.1 l -k••ll It.. 'M .... , .. I • ~ ......... uo:"l~:.~r:·"' " ................... 11ll\IH< ......... d .......,,...,,.,,Volin 111011.eht -., \•ft 01 ... , ,,,..., , ... ~f"iJ~ CIH1Ha.d ~~ ..... 7t ~·-· Vall9y-Olt1C• llt4110 ""-.... °" __ ~ Lhe fact l h at t hree e mpty cartrid ge caS"eS·· werc found on the floor ~neath the sixth floor window df the Texas' Sc'hool Book Dt'pository. where th' •s· sassin allegedly was. But cons piracy tbeOrisui c laim four s hots were fired, s uggesting the presence of twi) aunQ\tn. The Cambrtdg~ fl rm ls' the same firm which analyaed the 181h-minut.E! gap jn one Qf tl\t White House to,pes d'trll\I t~ Watergate invesltgaUon and r e· ported the tape fiat deUber1tel1 erased. '" The work .-U...Dnn4!1d¥ case Involved a tapt -~Ing made during the< '•adfnatlon wMn a •m otorcycle poltc• ortlotr's · m icrophone accidentally stuck in the "open" position. Som e stu· d ent.I ot the case say the tape ~n· ta Ins the sound of &fourth ahot. • To niid out, the analya .. ton· d\lcted guhahot t6llJ Jail month hi Oallos· ~•hay Plaza, where tl\e assosstn atton oecurred More than IO m W:ropbon.car we re placed around the plaza to re· eord MWMl·o lhot9 were fired • and bul1t"U i.l1m m e d Into snndba1s. More than 40 shots were fired. ~nm<' fmm lht• tf1•on,.ltnrv ttntt som e from the grassy knoll where some lhC'orasts say the al- leRcd second ~unman was Company officials have said lht• unulys as involved eom1>anng the polt(·c lapt' with tapci. of the tes t (iring to judge whether the ··sound finRc·r prints" matched Father Pleads In Marine Son's E scape SAN DI EGO CAPI A Texas man who whisked has Marine son away from Camp Pendleton just moment.s before the youth was to face a disciplinary hear Ing ha:. plcadt"d guilty to a mi:.· demeanor charge of aatJmg in tht• escape .. Freddie F aith Bonnet. 46. a farmer from La Payor. Texas. was teleas<'<t on $5,000 bail Fri· day pcndan~ a November sen· tencmg date Last. JuJy, Bonnet drove his truck from T exas to the camp where his 19-year -oJd son, Pvt Robe rt K. Bonnet. was a waiting a dlsclpUna ry hearing for a n un- authorized absence which had taken place the previous week. The elder Bonnet spoke with his son brie fly, ttJen left the building. A few minutes later, accord· Ing l o witnesses, t he fatt\er drove by the camp ln his pickup truck. Pvt. Bonnet bolted from hla una rm<'d Marine guard and Jumped Into the pas11cnger seal or the truck. T he Bonnell> ~n left the bu11c and returned to tcxa~. One week later , Pvt, Bonnel turned 1rl m s e U o v c r to authorlll , who returned him to Camp ~ndleton. The elder non. n l wo later arr ested by FBI narnt11 Progress Reported In Mideast Talks A Re d Cr oss s pokesman described the two c:lties as beihg in ··a bloody situation." Military jeeps with heavily arme d patrolmen prowled the s treets o f the capital a nd numerous roadblocks were lo be seen at key intersections. CAMP DAVID. Md jAP l The Midl'ai..l 11umm1t. 1n ab. s ixth day. 1i. moving ahead in fr ts and sturb with no ~1J,tn or d major hrcaklhrough in resolving sharp differences between Israel and Egypt Pres ident Carter. host for the session. confe rred today with Egypt·!> Prei.idenl Anwar Sadat a n apparent follow-up Lo a :.amalar meeting Sunday with Prime Min ister Me nachem Uegan of lsrat·I /\It hough progres11 on 11omc kl·y 1s11uc:> has been rep<)rwd by .Jody Powell. White llouse press :. t· c r c t a r y a n d s u m m i l :.pokt•:.man. lht•re ha:. hecn nu formal conft•rence or the lhn:c major summi t part icipant s :.ince Th ursd ay There was a widespread ex· pel"latio n thul d1scuss1on s among C(lrtcr. Began and Sadat will continue al leas t until mid· W('l'k Began i.a1d Sunday the i.ummal was "going well" but other sources offered more cautious as:,cssm cnts ··w e need another two or three days lo c rystalhze things,·· i.aid F.zt·r Wca zman. the lsrach de· ft•ni.t· minai.ter. who again ml'l 'c•paratcly with Sadat during the 't\ L't•kt•nd. Soun·cs <'losr to the Egyptian dt•lt·~at1on 'aid the summit was nwv1ng :-.lowly and that there hucJ lll·cn no brc<1klhrough, Fn1nt Pag~ A I HARVEST. • officiab i.aid this morning thnl tenants on their la nd will al te mpt to put cunning-tomato harvesting equipment into fll'ld11 today F red Ke l ler. co mpan y agriculture vice president. sard his pcopll' wi ll wait until Tue' d ay to try. The ranch area pro- vide:. most of the county-gro"''" tomatoes Kl'ller said that while wet ground ham pered lhl' harvesting of sweet corn and oranges. tomatoci. have presented the on ly real problem following la 11t Tuesday's drenching J\rter laking Begin and Sadat on J Sunday tour of the C1v1l W ;,i r ball lefield al G ellysburg. Pa . Carter met for an hour with the ls rach prime ma na slcr at Camp David The two leaders were joined by key advisers. S o I d i e r s a I 5 o m a n n e cl roadblocks and seurched vehicles al all tlCCeS!> r>0anlb leading tnlO the crty Tht· <'entral area of the cit v wher e Somoza laves and works in his hunker was q uiet. Heavily armed troops patrolled the area . Fro• Page ,, I DERAILED TRAIN. • • Ce!'ler . where sax were treated for minor injuries and released, of· f1c1als said The seventh. a bystander who was not in the houst. "'as kept at the hospital a nd was reported an good cond1t1on today . Police said lhey be lieved they had al'countcd for all the people in th l• house but th at they \\Crt' :.till scarch1n~ the debris . Police s aid Call Clod h1:-. wire. L>onna . who livt·d 1n lhe house. Ms. Barkalow :rnd Ms. llumerick apparently were playing cards in the living room whe n t he Im m hit Sunday. They said Ms . Humerick was found clutching the child when the rubble wa~ C'leared from the bodies 1warly two hour11 later Police sard Conrail offic1ab were stall tr ying to determine the cause of lhC' dc•ratlm ent. wha th i.queezcd most of the cars against un abandoned feed mill. DALE TRUCKE R, WHO LIVED WITH his family in the other half of the two-family house. surd he wai. on the back porch when he saw a freight car "with a ll its wheelb m the a ir and all of a sud- den. there wai. a sound like they dropped a bomb ·· Trucker said he ra n ins1d(·. grabbed his six-month-old baby and yelled to has wife to gel out of the house As they reached the front door. ht said, the train hit, d1slodg ang brack.s and pla:.ler T heir four other ch1ldrt·n. ranging tn age from 4 to 9. we re pluymg an the (ronl y<.ird a nd ran t1cro1111 the s treet to safety Golf Cart Tip Fatal SANTA CRUZ jAJ>I A S tockton woma n wa s 1dl•ntHicd today a:. lht· person killed whl·n a golr car t slipped off a ::.teep. wet. hillside fairway and overturned in a ruv1m· She wa:-. Mary Skaltd)()I 61. lier comp1.1 n 1on . Sha r lt.·y Flt·t.•k . 56 wu:. thrown clt•ar when the c·ar overturned and had only m inor inJurtei.. The women were return ing to lhc OcLavcugu Golf CoursC' clubhouse m a pelt ang rainstorm when lheir C'art plunged to the bottom of a 20-foot ravine Viejo Youth Said 'Critical' A 16·y1•ar-old M1ss1on Viejo boy. who s urvived a n early mo rning Labor Duy car crash that l"laimcd two lt vcs. rt•mams m l'rtt1cal cond1t1on today at Sudcl leba c k Co mmuni t y 1fo,p1tal. /\ hos pital spokeswoman 11aid Mutthew Thomas lfagcn ··only rc~pom:b to deep pain.·· Thl· young Mission Viejo High St·hool 11tudent was injured when lht• s port:. cur in which he was a pl.l !>:-.cngcr !>ma:-.hcd into a nurkt•d tractor traile r o n El Toro Ho<1d The ;wc1dcnt claimed the hw!> of Palnck liyrnt-. 17, and Kcn- nl'th llofnchtcr. 18, bolh of Mis· s1on V1ejO furct1onal outdoor wwrrry (W.) our cho1ccz. for al I out.door dcL1w. W!Wr woolrlc h Jorkcit.e dr<l d2.~19n<l.Cl \)JI t.h Comrort drrl Wcffmth m mind !}hown rn our lighlP,r 'JN.1~ht. poplin wit,h cot.tJon ldrl.dn hning 44 fash6on island, newport center 644·5070 17 Laguna/South Coast Afternoon N. Y. Stoe!k~ VOL 71, NO. lS4, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COU NTY, CALIFORNIA M ONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1978 TEN CENTS Gunman Kills 3 Suicide Emls Bloody Attack o.lly ...... "'"9s lllY Ille....,_ lt .... IM EDISON, N.J . CAPI -A gun· man went on a rampage at a perfume factory here t oday. killing three people and holding s~veral others hostage before killing himself. police said. About 15 or 20 hostages were released and some es caped before the siege ended. police said. Several witnesses s aid the gunman drove to the parking lot of the Alpine Aromatics Interna- tional Inc. plant in a small green car. then ran into the building with a sawed·ofr shotgun. The witnesses said the man was a former employee who had been LAGUNA TENNIS TOURNEY ENTRANTS KEPT THINGS SWINGING OVER WEEKEND Doubles Winner Dale Corbin (Left) and Stnglea Winner Tim O'Reilly Athletic Fields Vandalized 4 00 Tennis Players Compete in Laguna Mo rt than 400 tennis buffs <·om peted an the 21st a nnual Lcigunu Beach Tennis Tourna· m<>nt the pai.t two weekends. with w1nnerl> announced today Tim O'Reilly was the men's .. A.. singles wmne r. with Sonia lla r r inJ{lo n pic king up the women's title in that compet1· lion Other wi nners who received trophies and awards at a dinner Sunday nig.ht include: Jim Sugi won the men's "B" .. s ingles. Joan Haller, women's "B .. s ingles ; Mike Neptune. .. BC" singles ; Dave Marlin. m e n 's ''C " singles; Glenda Garmon. women's ''C" singJes, Carey Chas tain. men's "D" s ingles and Sandi Carter, women's "D" singles. In the doubles category, Ed Schwartz and Art Wahl won the men 's "A " doubles , with Gertrude Amling and Ellen Hryant winning the women's "A " doubles. W. C. Winterhalter and Stu Ni mo won the me n 's "B" doubles. Joan Haller and Josh Nolan took the women's "B" doubles; and Jim Conkey and Mark Robinson won the men's "BC" doubles. Jim Ellis and De nnis Evans. m e n 's "C' · doubles: Cherri I Doty and Kathr, McNeil look the women 's "C · doubles: and Bud Corbin and Dick Vogel walked away with the men's "D" doubles. • Sandy Vogel and Kathy Perry paired up to take the women's . • D ·~ doublet. In the mixed doubl4!S. winners in the "A" division were G e rtrude Amllng and Tim O'Reilly: mixed "B" winners were Dale Corbin and Ron Davis; Jacquie and Jim Cookey took the mixed "BC" doubles; Hilar y Smith a nd Jim Wilson won the mixed "C doubles; and Sandy and Dick Voge l won the mixed "D" doubles . Fourth Shot Fired At JFK in Dallas? WASHINGTON <APl -An cicoust1cs expert told Congress tod ay that it "is a possible con· <"lus1on" there was a fourth shot f1 red al Preside nt Kennedy when he was slain. (Related story Page A3.) Th" testimony contradicts the Warren commission, which con· C'ludcd there were probably only three shots when Kennedy was ai.sassinated in Dallas on Nov. 22. 1963. Some cons piracy theorists contend there was a fourth s hot and that a second gunman was involved. Dr. James Barger. chief scien· list or a Massachusetts acoustics firm, told the House assassin&· tions committee his tests dis· closed the possibility of four shots. The hearing recessed for a noon break before committee mem bcrs could question Barger about the certainty or his con· cl us ion. Bari?er said he a nd his staff Pilnt Pickeroo Competition Stm1s Today More than $1.SOO ln prizes will be awarded to t op prog. nosticators of pigskin prowess who best predict the outcomes or 30 games each week for the next 10 weeks . The annual Daily Pilot Pigskin Plckeroo competition betcina today. Ten portable television sets tor f irs t place winners and radios for second and third place winners will be presented each y.ieek by Dunl1p Appliances, Fountain Valley. Details· and entry blanks are published each Monda)'. Tues· day a nd Wednesdly in the •Pc>r'U pages of the Daily Pilot. See Paae 83. analyied a Dallas police tape· r ecording mad e when a motorcycle omcer accidentally left his radio transmitter in the o pe n position for about s•.12 minutes. Barger said the tests showed that the open·microphone period probably occurred during the as· s a s sination and that the motorcycle probably was travel· in g n e a r the pres id entia l limousine. Mechanically charted noise patterns from the police tape, Ba rger said, indicated sound im· pulses similar to those m ade by gunshots in a recons truction ol the gunshots in Dallas last month. The impulses a ppeared "at four different times" on the police tape. Barger said. Test tapes produced m atched with reasonably high correla· lions at the same four points, he said . Barger testified on behalf of the acoustics firm of Bolt. Beranek and News. hired by the committee to perform the tests. As the hearing opened, com- m illee c h airman Lewis F . Stokes, O.Otuo. cautioned that ·'sen sational conclusions" should not be drawn from the acoustics testimony. The Warren Com mllalon's de· termination that only three shots were fired wu based lar1elY on the tact lhal t h ree empty cartridge cues were found on the noor beneath the 1ixt.b noor window of the Texas School Book Depository, wlrere the U· sassin allegedly was. But conspiracy theorist~ claim four shot.a were fired. suggest.inc the praence of two 1unmen. The Cambridge firm ts the same firm Ylhlch analy&ed the 18~·mlnute cap tn one of the White House tapes durlnc the w,tergate tnvesti1atlon and rt· ported the tape was deliberately erased. The work on the Kennedy cue <See P&OBE , Pace A2) , Big Waves, ffigh Winds Hit Liner ABOARD THE O UEEN ELIZABETH II <A P l-Waves of up to SO feet and winds of up to 75 mph lashed the Queen Elizabeth II in the Atlantic Ocean today. in· JUring at least one crew member and a number of passengers. T he luxury liner , headed for New York. slowed from its normal 27 knoU to nine knots as it passed through a severe storm. The boat lW'cbed violently as it passed through the storm. dumping passengers from t heir chairs. toppling furniture and sending glasses smashing to the deck. A refrigerator in the galley broke loose from a wall. injuring a crew m ember. The cr ew member and an undetermined numbe r of passengers were taken to the ship's hos pital with sprains and bruises . The number of injuries. and their extent. was not immediate· ly known because the ship's in· formation officer could not be located Clothing and souvenir shops aboard the liner were closed. with mercha ndise scattered all over the place. The liner was expected lo dock in New York Harbor l ate Wednesday. up to 12 hours behind schedule. Cunard Lines. operator of the QE2. had no immediate com· ment. Lawmen Searching For Lost Pla ne Sheri(f's deputies continued to search today for an airplane they believe may have crashed early Saturday morning In the Sil verado Canyo n area of eastern Orange County. The sear c h bega n after several amateur radio operators rePOrted hearlnJt a distress call from a pilot about 1 :30a.m. Satur· day. Vandals driving a dented com· pact pickup truck damaged the Laguna Beach High School fool· ball and baseball fields early Saturday morning. Police said they spotted two youths in a gold pickup truck ac· celerating rapidly on the grass in· side the school yard at about I a . m . Saturday. Officers said the two escaped capture by driving orf the cam· pus as police arrived. High school princ ipal Dr. Robert Hughes said there was little damage done to the playing fields. adding that the grass was high and the dryness of the field prevente d an y permanent gouges. "They spun a few brodies, but did little monetar y d a m age." the principal said today. He said the m arks will be gone the second lime the lawn is mowed. Officers said they spotted the two youths hidjng behind a con- cession stand. but by the time they arrived on the campus. the boys and their truck were gone. Police are seeking a gold pickup with a dented roof. * * * Laguna Beach Expects Drop In Enrollme nt The beach gear will be stowed and Laguna Beach's 2.901 stu· dents will be trekking back to the classrooms Tuesday morn- ing for the first day or the new school year. District officials expect there will be 2.5 percent fe wer children attending the dis trict 's five schools this year. and three fewer teachers will be on campuses Tuesday. But while the number or stu· dents is on the decline, district Superintendent Robert Sanchis said m ost of the decline is in the kindergarten program. There will only be one kin· dergarten class at both El Morro a nd Aliso Elementary Schools, Sanchis said. with an additional kinde rgarten afternoon class at Top of the World school. "We're only providing transportation for the morning sessions," he said, adding that high school busing has been eliminated a nd there will be double bus runs for other school children. That means s om e s c hool CSee STUDENTS, Page A2> Bouse Bit Derailed Train Kills Three MIAMISBURG, Ohio <APl -Two women and a month-old baby were killed when a Conrail frei1ht train derailed and crashed into a two-story house while people inside were playing cards, authortUes said. Seven people suffered minor iJtjurles. "Some said, 'Here comes the 5;30 and she is 1oln1 "wful fast'." said Michael Call, whole son was amonc those kUled In the train wreek Sunday night. "When I saw what was happenin1. I turned around to yelJ for everyone to get out of tbe house and tbe whole wall juatcamedownontopoCme. "AU.WE'VEGOTLEFTISahopechest. lt'u1l1one,"Callsald today as be watched workmen clear away the crumpled frel1ht cars from his home. ()ne freight car stood Inside the ruina of the hou.se where the bodies were found end another was part way into the structure. Other cars In the 20-car train were plied nearly u hiah as the house. "They Just stacked up like a car wreck," said Police Chief Ronald McBride. "They squeezed tosetlter Uke an accordk>n." The dead were Identified as four-week-old Michael Joaeph Call and Kathy Barkalow, 17, both or Ml1ml1bur1; and Linda <See DEMILBD, P11e AZ> • -nred some time ago "Some guy came in my oCfice screaming that some guy was shooting. That's all I know.·· said Linda Rocco. a secretary for the firm. Dozens of police. armed with high-powered rifles and wearing bullet-proof vests. surrounded the s mall. one.story brick office building in the Edison Industrial Center along Route 1 s hortly before 10 a.m. . Trame in the southbound lanes of the h ighway was stopped. and a line or trucks and ca rs was fo rmed a cross the h ighway for protection from Wekome gunfire. authorities s aid Two v1ct1ms were found in thE· processing plant sever;it hun dred yards behind the offict' building. "Wh at a mes~ ... said one of ficer as he lert the shipping and receiving areas where one v1c tim lay bloodied behind a desk A s pokesman at J ohn f . Ken nedy Medi<"al Center here said fo ur persons were being treated for s hO<'k and cut~ after the incr dent and three others were ex· pected to arrive ci t the hospital shortly. The extent of their in· Juries was not 1mmed1ately known. Kinde rgarte n teacher Paul Andre ws welcomed Belb Bakram1a. 5. to C rown Valley Ele me nlary School in Laguna Niguel tod ay. Be lla was one of the 16.800 s tu· dents expected to s t a rt school in the Capistrano Unifie d School District. A spokesm an for the fast ·~rowmg dts· trict said e nrollm ent 1s expec ted to top 17 ,(}()(I s tud<•nts by J anuary Gun,.wielding Man Held in Clemente A 25-year·old man arrested by San Clemente police a ft er he as· sertedly pointed a rine at two plainclothes police officers an an unmarked car was identified by o police spokesman today as a longtime San Clemente resident with a history or drug and alcohol abuse. Officers Marvin Mason and Richard Steed. investigating re· parts late Saturday of a man fir. 1ng a gWl Ht 2705 S. El Camino Real. took cover in u nearby building w~en the man appeared to be pointing hi~ rifle al their car. From their hiding place the two officers heard what sounded Uk e the working or a gun bolt. as if a s hell had jammed in the n - ne. Tbe gunman reportedly left the s treet and went upstairs to an apartment, where the of· ricers heard the sa me bolt· action noise. When he returned to the street minutes later. with his gun pointed at the ground. the two Account Probed WASHINGTON IAP 1 -A SS.000 campaign contribution in 1973 to Sen. Herman Talm8dge from a dairy Industry group was diverted to ~ secret bank ac· count opened in the Geoqew D e m ocrats n a m e, t h e Washington Star reports The Justice Department a nd the Senate Ethlc11 Committee are condut'tlng separate lnve8llla· lions Into the flccount and other nnanclal aflalrs of Talmadge. a 22·YHrSenatt veteran , orfi<"e rs ident1f1cd lhl'mselve.., and told him to drop lht· rifle Ht surrendered without incident. u police spok esman said The gunman was determined by police to be a danger to himself and othe r s and trans ported to UC I rvine Medical Center for a psychiatric evaluation The s ame man had been ar· rested s ix days earlier when he allegedly threatened police of ricers who found him wandenng San Clemente streets tfe w1:1~ referred to UCI at lhcil time for observation. Co ast We ather Fair through Tuesday and a little warmer Lows ton ight 55 to 60. Hi (!hs Tuesday 70 to 83 INSIDE TOD~ Y The pennant contending - ye1. rhat''1 correct -Angel.~ heod to Tems Jor anolher cructal /our·game sene11 See story. Bl l•tl•x ~ ~,.,. S! A2 0 A1L v PILOT use ,.,...,__,,.Al PROBE ... Involved a \ape recurd1n1 made durlns the a1aa101ln•t1on wttt>n • mo torr' I'll· poh1 •· o ffu ·t'r ' m1t·rophorw .1r1 tdt.'nlJll\' ''uck m thl· upc.·n pu,1t1on ._,.11n 1 ''u d .. nl'> Of lht• t'J M' "''~ lh<• l!ipt' C'Ofl talnl> th.-sound ul ~Fourth i.h<1I T o find nut tht' 11no l y"t" ('()fl dUl'h•d ~un ... hol h''" 1.,,t month &n Dalin!'> l.>t•i.tlf'v Pli.tu whn f' the al\'>;.'"n"'t rnn O('('urr•d Mo~ th11n ~ microphone" wt!H' plaC'~d uound lht' plau lo n· l"Ord aounc1 ai. 'hOll -were f\red and bu 11 l• t ' 'I a n'I m t• d 1 n to !llllldlHt~l'> Mor• ttum .f 'omt• l~>n t h ) ttw al·· leMt d ~VOd aun m•n WH . L'o m pan.v officu ta have said the nalys1s 1n,-otvfd comparhUt tht pollct-la~ wJtb tapes of th{' h'st fm ntt ttl Jud&e whether lbe ·,ound frnaervruits" matched Cowicil D ue P e tition on Recall Move San Clemente's City Count'11 will be pre1>ented Tuesday nJ1thl with certification or a s ucccssfUI petition cumpa1gn for a recall e lection to decid e wbetber Ma yor Wiiiiam Wa lke r a nd Councilwoman Donna Wilkerson may continue in om ce. City Clerk Max B erg said verification from the Oranse Count y Registra r of Voters :;howed that 2,886 registered San Cleme nte voters sip ed the pet.1. tion caJling for Walker's recall. Voters who signed the Wiikinson rttall petition number 2,826. Re· q uired for the recaU eleetion were signatures of 20 percent of the city's registered vot.ers - 2,741. The city council will have 14 days to set a recall election date anytime between 85 a nd 120 days from the date it is set. Tut:sday'i; city council m~el· rng will start at 7:30 p.m at city ha II . 100 Avcnida P residio. lrvine Man Leaps F r o m Hote l, Hurt ' An frvine m•n was Usted in. • serious condition today at Hoag Memorial Hospital afte r he re· p or t e dly j um p ed fro m t he seventh floor of the Marriott Hotel into an interior fountain. - Police s aid Lorne J ose ph George, 41, of 20 Silver Crescent made his plunge at about ll:JO a.m. Sunday. _ The man plummeted from the open hallway on the Newport Center hotel's seventh Ooor into the atrium fountain below. omc<·rs said he apparenlly :.urrered intl'rnal inJuries as well as <1 compound fracture of his left leg George. who was conscious when police and parum edics ar - rived al the scene, Indicated he was despondent over a brother's de ath, poli ce said. lie is being trea ted in the hospital's interu;ive care unit A Marathon Mustache BE LG R ADE. 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(,~.=~~= ::1 ••.• , ·-fll";;...." ............ .. =~~,._,. teect•• ,., ... ,, • ..,... •• -t l•U oo\"O• •••• •t C~I• "'"H •1t111ite \~•u•r••••.,. ._., c•rr••' t ) \0 :7, :!!!n::J:· ,......"'' MthfH~ First Dag Laguna Con troversy Trustees Mull Print Policy Laguna Beach School District trualees have given tentative ap. proval to a policy that requires student.a lo present materials they want to distribute on cam· put to the principal rlrst . But truatees said they will seek an opinlon frc>m the county counsel before a dopting the policy. Complalnu have been ra is e d by attorneys ror the American CivU Liberties Union. Officials for the ACLU contend the proposed school publication policy will have a "chilling ef· feet " on freedom or speech and they say the proposed policy Is a Corm of prior constraint. propriatenea o( the m aterial at that time." II lhe mat~rf al Is tat.er found to be In violation or achOol policy . "that is when action will be taken." "We are encouraaln& schOol officials not to ~t ln the poalUon of violating student ri&hta," Barnes sajd. "But tbeo 11ain, if the material i8 llbelou.. we have no choice but to tue action after the fact." But ACLU attorney Meir Westrelch said the school policy. "doe1n 't really address the question of what a principal can or cannot. do." l.Hguna Niguel students m Ka thryn Cham· Qol'b · kmdergctrten class al Crown Va lley ElemcntC1ry School seem ed lo enJOY l hc tr firs t dliy of s chool todity Superintendent J erome Thorns le y said th e Capist rano Unifi r d School District had bee n relatively frr c of "fir:-.t day blues" this morning. ullhough 600 students new to t he district s tncl' spring we re expected in today's da~ocs. But school offi cials chum the poli cy prohibits a principal or a dministrator from haltin g publlcaUon of student prlnt.ed materials. ·'The poUcy does not require prior approval ot tbe contents or wording ot the printed m aterials related to student expression on campus," aa1d 8lU Bunes, dis· tricl educational director. H e sald the C a lif o rnia Supreme Court has ruted it might be permiasible to require p rior 1ubmlnlon t o s choo l a uthorltiet before distribution, "for p ur e ly l nro rmatlonal purposes." ''But the state court said that iC the pr\neipal wanta to go to court on the matter. the district must limit the principal's option -that of seeking a restraining orde r from the court," the al· lorney said. Tomatoes Hurt by Rain He said that ir the material is considered obscene. libelows or slanderous, disclpllnary action might t ake p lace aft er the mate r ial is distributed. Wes treich says that portion has been left out of the district's policy statement. despite his re· quest that it be included. But Bumper Harvest Predicted by Experts "We are telling our principals not lo a ct on lht: material until it is distributed on the campus," Barnes said. But the school boa rd did not react favorably to that state - ment. Barnes said. "If the coun· ty couniK?l says il <the policy ) does not hinder free speech. then we' II adopt it.'. Orange County farmers will lose an estimated 20 percent ol their tomato crop because of t ropical.storm rains Tuesday. but agriculture expert.I are pre· dieting a bumper harvest com· pared to the last two years. Dur Thetford. Orange County Fa rm Bureau maanager, said tropical storms clobbered coun· ly tomato growers the last two years with heavy rains In late August and early Se ptember Last year, farmers lost up to 40 percent of their tomato crops. .. Actually. the re are more benefits than losses in the <T ues· day ) ra tn," The t for d s aid. "Other c rops 1n the ground needed rain." Benefiting, he said, are celery. pumpkins and cauliflower . S l o w e d so m e what b y Tue sday's l.3-inch downpour were the harvesting of tomatoes. both canning and pole (fresh l varieties. eweet corn and a Sl.2 million li ma bean crop. But compared to the past two years. lima bean growers should do well, Thetford said, "If there is no more ra in immediately." Bean growers working s mall acreages throughout Ora nge Coun t y have cut their bean plants which a re drying in win· drows. he said. If the county's 730 a cres of beans dry quickly. this year will be better than the last two, he!!aid. A n ~e l o Ca s e ll a . di!i lrt cl mana ger of Southern California ai.:r kulturc> operations for Hunt New Protests Rock Iran TEHRA N. Ir an CAP! New ;inti -government protests flared today in Lwo of Iran's Moslem religious centers and r cperts reaching here said five persons • were k1lkd there rn clashes with ~ troops. The unconfirmed reports stud two persons died in Qum, 75 mile!> southwest of Tehran. and three were killed ln Mashhad. 440 miles northeast or t he capital. Both cities are under martial law. There were no de- t ails of the clashes. The new bloodshed came as sever al thousand mo urners. many beari ng coffins on their s h o u ld e r s. g ath e r e d at a cemetery here to bury the 97 pe rsons · killed F r iday when troops fired on rampaging antt· gove rnment demonstr ators In Tehran Webson Food:-; m Fullerton. said he estimates that 60 percent of the county s canning tomat0<.·:-. w e r e h a r ve s t e d b efo r e Tuesday's rain hit He estimates county growers -most of them least ng l rvm<' Com pany land or farming in lht- S add lc ba ('k and Capistrano Valleys -will lose an estimated 6.000 tons of tomatoes. Cas t•llo said his company huy1. approximately half the county's canning crop some 100.000 tons. Irvine Company agr1cultun · ofhc1als said this mornmg that tenants on their land will at· tempt to put canntng·tomato har vesting equipment into fields today. Fre d Ke ll er , co mp a n y agr1 cultuf'l' vi<·e president, 1>111d hi:s people wi ll wail until Tut:s· day to try. The ranch a rea pro vides most of thf' county.grown tomatoes. Dollar Rises, G ives Market Another Boost N EW YORK CA P l -A rising doll 1tr ga~ tho hlO<'k market .a boo::.t tod ay , 1·ont1nu1ng ..i weeklong rally Tht· Dow Jonl's uvc ra~c of 30 industrial issues wa:-. up 3 Sti to 911.30 in the fl rslfive hours Ad van c e s o utnu m bered declines 2.1 on the New York Stock Exch~.mgc. The doll ar rose past the 2 mark level in We8l Germany and was up more than 2 yen in J apan. The U.S currency showed s tren gt h agatnsl a lmost all foreign standards. falling only against the British pound. The price of gold 1n Europe was virtually unchanged . The dollar opened in Tokyo <1l 193.30 yen and after active trad Ing closed at 193.225 It clo~ed Friday at 191 05 Pot Uncovere d EDISTO ISLAND. S.C. r API - A policeman investigating a re port of a truck stuck In a ditch found two truckg loaded with a tota l of 30 tons or man Juana Authorities eslimat.-d the mar1 Juana would have brought $.1Q million In street sales Nine men were arrested within an hour us !l<>lice corwcri.:cd on the r ural area. f're• Pafl' A l DERAILED TRAI N. • • Humerick. 26, of Germ antown, Obio. SEVEN PEOPLE WERE TAKEN TO Grandview Ambulatory Cenier. where six were treated for minor injuries and released, of flcials aa.id. The aeventh, a bystander who waa not. \n the house, was kept at the h08pltal and was reported In good condition today Police said they beUeved they had accounted for all the people in the house but that they wore sUU searchln1t the debris Police said Call and his wife, Donna, who Jived In the house, M ~. Bar\colow and Ms . Humerick apparently were playing cards In the llvl.nc room wben \M train hit Sunday. They u ld MA Humerick WH found clutching the child when the rubble wR~ cleared from the bodiea nearly two hours later Poltce n id Conrail officials were atlll trylnti to determine the ca use o( the derailment , which squeeied most or the cars agaln111 an a bandoned feed mill. DALE Tll\1CKEl, WHO LIVE D WITH hia family ln the other half of tbe two·famlly houae, said h.e was on the back parch when he uw a frel1ht car "w1th all Its wheel8 in the air i nd all of ll sud den, there wa1 a sound Ulte U,.y dropped a bOmb." T rucker aaJd he ran inaide, 1irabbed hla 1hc·month-old baby and yelled to his wire to gel out of the houa•. A• \My reached the front door , he said, the train hit, dl1lodf· ing brickl and plaster. Their four other chlldren, ranalng In aae from 4 to 9, were r>laylnir In t hf' frM t VArd end ren B<'t(Wlll lht-~treet to iutfrty Keller s:ud that while wet ~round hamp<!red the harvesting of :.wcl'l co r n a nd ora nges. lom.i toes have presented the on- ly real problem following las t Tuesday's drenching. But, he said. the principal still w ill r eceive lb{! m a t e rial beforehand. "He <the princ\pa)) will only receive it. He wtll not make any form of judgment a bout the ap. Canine Caper Celebration Doggone Lavish S EATILE IAP>--Jt was taras' sixth birthday a nd a party seemed in orde r--<:hampagne. presents and formal pa ge antries. Not many dGgs have lavish birthday parties with 200 formally dressed human guests and a belly uam·cr for enterta inme nt. "Taras is sort of my s ubstitute child." says his owne r . Da r le ne .Nov ak. a No rthwes t Ai rlines stewardess who g ives the Samoyed a birthday party every ycur. The par1y went into the early hours Sunday with y acht crujses . disco d a ncing and door prizes that were donated. The winners received evenings for two a t discos a nd resta urants. s porting equipment . tennis lessons and dog grooming coupons. T a r as r e cei ved "ood le s of bones.·· a pers ona lized towel. a Waterford cryst a l d rinking bowl. a nd a singing te legram. San Juan to Annex Sit e of Project? The San Juan Capistrano City Council may annex an l l·acrc prop<.•rty n<imC..'d m a lawsuit the city has fil ed a~alnst the County of On.rnge Developer Gordon Van Roekel is now building a combination bowling alley. roller rink and restaurant on the hilly lot locat- e d o ut 11 i d e the c ity 's no rt he astern boundaries near M<ir gucrilc Parkway /\ mini ature golf course 1s scheduled for coni.tr uction later. the developer said County supervisor~ approved Van Roekel's development plan~ tn 1977, over the objections of the city and county's planning staff. San Juan Capistrano offi cial!' s ubsequently sued the county in .in attempt lo halt construction on the site They claimed pro· posed grading was too severe. density of parking was too high. and \he night lighting would be a nuisance lo sur rounding res1 dents . n city spokesman se1d * * * Fro•Pa~A I STUDENTS children will be arriving on c ampuses 15 minute s earlie r than las t year. with bus drivers turn ing aro und to pic k u p another load or youngsters in time for classes. Th e district will s tart tbe school year with 151 classified 41 e mployees. and 164 teachers. "counselors and specialists . "Las t y <>a r w e h a d 10 employee r esigna tio ns. n nd th ose polJitions will not be filled." Sanchls said. He said t e m porar y p e r s o nne l w i ll replace some teachers who have taken leaves of absence U'is year. The district will also be doWn t hree teachers· aides this year. and whether or not those pot$i· lions will be fUJed "depends on the firs t day of enrollment." Sanchissaid. Attendance figures for last year were not available Moo- day. Enrollment at El Morro Is ex peeted to be 'IJI students. with .f55 al Thurston, 469 at Aliso. 457 at Top of the World und t, 110 at the high school. SE"ED SPl1TER KEEPS TITLE PARDEEVILLE. Was. CAP I Lee Roberts of Rio became ~ four·llme champion as he spit 11 wate r melon seed 34 fee t. lO inches to win the men's title Jn the a nnual U.S. watermelon seed spitting championships. Roberts . the defending cham- pion who also won in 1972 and 1974, topped by two feet lhe dis· ta n e e or second ·pla ce Don Foluarskl of Mo~inec. fuoctional outdoor WQDr by f "*I our choicci for a l I outdoor ac..t1~ wuir wcolr1ch JSCk<Z.te o Nl. cke1gnfld w ith camfbrt arxi wormth m m ind. shown ie our lightR.r wt.iqht poplin with coL'Lon ldrldn 1ining • " Orange Coast 'f oday's C losing N. 'l'. Scoeks ED ITION VG . ll, NO 2S4. 3 SECTION5, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAUFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 , 1978 TE~ CENTS School Days: Fewer Kids, More Traffic nwn: Wl!N morf' <'an., b1kt"' mo ~ and ~tn•nt. on OM' s t ref!h of Costa M t-.. a •n d N~wport ~ach today 1u1 chool rt'Opent'd tn Ow-Nf'w port MtM• Unifafit Schuot D1strttt m 1nub bu•cs for h1.ch 11chool ~tudenu ·rhl' propo1111100 Ll rtilatt"d cut hb('k , uff~lnl( about 3,000 of ttM· d111trwt '• 8.000 h11ith ~chool pup1li. cau ed "ati.olutely no problem .. m Ketuna d~'lt'lt under w111 y, 1uud dllltrlct bpoke6wo m i.n J earn In Nlraragua lfurmcm Srhool be1an toda y wit h anott\ r anUclpallld drop In over ull at ud.ent enrollme nt About 2,.00 ~tudenu gndu11ted from the di•t rlct '11 four high bchooh, l~t spnnl(, but otflcudb flHure lht• 1tudent n inkti m"y .. well by only 1.000 n~w kin deraarwnestudenti. this fa ll Tht-~xuct tally won't be avail a hlf' until 1'ue1Sd11y ff tht· potenUttl loi.i. of 1.400 studcnt11 holdit up, Rebels Battle; Dozens Killed MANAG UA , Ni ca ra g u a 1 A P I Rebels seeking to oust Pn•s1dent Anastasio Somoza bat- tlt,d hand-to-hand with govern- mt>nt troop:s 10 downtown Mabaya tod ay in clashes that reru~l'{'b :.aid killed "dozen!> of pc'Ople ' in that city I Related photo. A4 I ·'There is no longer any doubt. JI as a civil war," said Alvarro Chamorro Mora , vice preside nt of the a nti-Somoza Conservative Pa rty Somoza invoked martial law 10 an t'Hort to crush the uprising Rebels attacked the national guard c:ommand post in Masaya, lo(•a ted 18 miles southei.:.t or the capital , selling off the la test round of fighting. Scattered gun- fi ght:. were aJso reported in sec- t 11ms of the c:apila l and Est.ell , l<wated 65 mile!> northwest or the capital. A helicopter 11trafed the :.treets with cannon and machine gun fire as 10 truckloads or guardsmen po ured into the cit y from Ma nagua The helicopte r fired on roads leading into the city before 1t head<.'<1 for the central bui.me:.:. district, where the fighting was the heavi<.>tSt ·'There arc dozeni. of people dcud in the morgue and the <See WAR, Page AZ) N o /tlaj or Bre akfhrough Progress Reported Jn Mideast Talks <:AMP DAVIU, Md. <AP > The Mideast s ummit, in lts sixth day. is moving ahead \n fits and starts with no sign of a major bre akthrou.Ch In rescilving shitrp Brown Plans Irvine S p eech Governor Brown is scheduled lo give what campaign workers called an "Wlprepared" speech to members of the Building In- dus try Association meeting for lun c h Wed n esd ay a t the Airportcr Inn in Irvine Californians for Bro wn, his cetmpaign office in Los Angeles, reported it 1s una ware o( the lopl(.' or the uovt>rnor's noon talk. a nd referred inquiries to ha:. presi. office in Sacramento. In Sacra mento. the governor'i. press office reported It is un- a w a rc or the topic or tho 11pcech. Those 'Holes' Are Sexless WOONSOCKET, R .I. IAP> M :mholcs are gendcrlesi. as far ai; th.ii. Rhode ls lund com- munity is concerned . City Public Works Director Mukram H. Megalli wanted to hire a utility worke r for cement a nd masonry work and decided to list the job as "utallty person" so women would apply. In following fed eral anti· d1scriminallon guidelines. he de- cided at also would be bcUer to re- f e r t o manhol es a s · · per ~onho les · · in the job specifications C o ast We a t h e r Fair t hrough Tuesday and a little warmer. Lows tonig ht 55 to 60, Highs Tue11day 70 to 83. I NSIDE TOD~~ T~ pmnont cont..wlfftg - Jiii, thal'1 eoff«I -A•ll ta.ad to Ttmi for onollaer crucfol /&ur-go~ Mrie•. Set 1tory, BJ. l•Ma ~-~if~ tf1 "-M diHerence11 between Jsraol and Egypt. President Carter, host for the session. conferred today with Egypt's President Anwar Sadat an apparent follow-up to a similar meeting Sunday with P r ime Minist e r Menac he m Begin of Israel. A I though progress on some key 1ssue8 has been reported by J od y Powell. White House press s e c: r e t a r y a n d s-u m m i t spokesman. there has been no formal conference of the three m a j o r summit p articipant:. sanct• Thursday. There was a widespread ex p cct ulion tha t d isc ut-is ions among Carter. Begin and Sadut will continue at lel.l'il until mid- week. Begin said Sunday the summit was "going well" but othe r sources offered more caullous assessments "We need anothe r two or three days to cryi;talllze things," s aid Ezer Weizman, the Israeli de rense minister , who again met !>epar at.ely with Sadat during the weekend. Sourct!s cloMe to the Egyptian delegation 1>a1d the summit was moving slowly and that there had been no brcakthrQugh Tomatoes Hw1 ByRain; Not Other Crops Orange County farme rs wlll loi~e an estimated 20 percent of their tomato crop because of tropical-storm rains Tuesday, but agriculture experts are pre- dicting a bumper harvest com· pared t.6 lhe lut two years. Dur Thetford, Orange County Farm Bureau maanager, said tropical storms ck>bbered coun· ty tomato growe rs the lut two years with heavy rains ln late Augus t a nd early September. Lust year. farmens la1t up to -tO percent of their tomato crops. "Actually. there are more benefit.a than losset' ln lhe <TueA· dav > rain." Thetford uid. "Other crops ln the around needed rain." BenefiUng, he sald, are celery. pumpklna and cauliflower. S lowed 1 omcwhat by Tuesday's 1.3-lnch .downpour wer e lhe harveslinc of tomatoet, boU. ~•nninl and pole <troth l varlell~. 1wfft corn and • SJ.2 million Uma bean cl'Op. But compared to lhe past two ye1r11, Uqa_a been tro•era 1bouJd do weU, Thetford uld, "ll there la no more raln tmmedlately." Bean -rowers workln• s mall <See RAaVE8T, P••• Al> II Ne wport·Meu district enroll- ment will h•\lf! dropped more than 3,000 studenla over the past two yoa ra. Jn 1976, three there we re nearly 25.000 students in the district. Further drops this year would bring that figure down to around the 21,000mark. The declines bave bee n at- tributed to what Deputy Superin- te ndent Norman Loats aays is the current real estate market. He claims a rapid turnover In hous- ing ownership to make the most of an inrlated market bus driven the cost of homes beyond the finan· cia l capabilities of young families with childre n. District officials add there has bee n no pattern to the declines. Schools in Newi>ort Beach and Costa Mesa suffered surprising drops last year. particularly at the elementary le vel. School trustees responded by At H011te in the Barhr /\n os prey, a fii;hing m<'mber of the-hawk family, perches on mast of boat in Newport Harbor. keeping a wary eye on photographer. The large bird, a diving bird or prey tha t feed'i solely on fish. has built its nest on the foremast of the schooner Sama rang, which is moored in the shutting down Bay View School in Santa Ana Heights which cl06ed out Its final year with slightly Jess than lSOstudents . Monte Vista Elementary in Costa Mesa is now entering its last year of operation. Ne xt faJI it will become the new home or Mc Nally Continuation Hll(h School which will move from its curre nt home at 19th Street and Ne wport Bouleval'd in downtown Costa Mesa. The drops in enrollment com· bined with changes in sl ate fund- ing or school districts has led to the loss of 106 teachers and s ix ad- minis trators thi11 year. There have been similar reduc lions in classified c non-leaching I s ta ff to cope with r e duced finances. Proposition 13, whHe leading to numerous cutbacks in light of an overall $11 million re duction ln distrtct revenues. ha1> <See SCHOOL. Paie A2) harbor. Jt•s-unclear whether the osprey will sign on as crew when the Samarang goes to sea . or what will hap- pen to the bird's nesting sµot when crewmen attempt to raise sail. Afte r Crash , City's Copte r Dumping Eye d New JFK Testing IJacks 2-gun Theory Giant Waves Rock Line r , Hurt Sev e ral Newport Deach police offi r 1als and m cchunics were meeting to- day to decide if the depa rtment':. helicopter. damaged in a crash 1-'riday. could beMalvaged T he aircraft , purchased for $51.000 in 197 1, is one of two operated by the police depart· m cnt. Patrol D1vis1on Commander Kelson McDaniel s aid today the Uughes-90 helicopter h ad bei!n scheduled for a ma1or engine overhaul this week. Friday afte rnoon, pilot Tim Grundeman and observer Myels Elslng were flying in the craft over vacant Irvine Company land near Spyglass Hill. The two men said the craft's engine died and Grundeman put the helicopter down on a nearby dirt road. The craft's left s kid caught in some mud remaining from la.'it week's rain at.erm and nipped over. Elalng and Orundeman suf· fered only minor inj uries in the mishap and were able to radio a distress call to thci Costa Mes• police helicopter which located the downed craft and directed around unit.a to the 1cene. OfficialR from the F ederal Aviation Adminlatratlon have been s tudylna the wrecked heUcopter ln an attempt to do· termlne what led to the engine f11lure. Meanwhile, mechanics from Tallmanli Aviation, which con· tracts for the malnt.enance of the helicoptera. and members of McDaniel's st.Atff wero trylnt to flaure out lf the craft could b4' save<;l or whether they would just cannabalJze It for usable parts . Friday's mishap marked the nrat Orne ln aeven years that one or Newport 'a hellcopter8 hns crashed. WASHlNGTON CAP> New acoust ics tests indicate a second gunman may ha ve fired on President Kennedy, a finding that would support theories of a conspiracy in the assassination, a House committee was told lo· day. (Related story, A3l Dr. James Berger. chief scien· lis t for a Massachus etts acoustics firm, told lhe House assassinations eommittcc that the tests he conducted for the pa ne l disclosed the possibility that four shots could have been fired. Burger said th test results showed the fourth 1'hot theory to be "a poss ible conclusion." T estimony that four shots were possible contradicts the Pilnt Pickeroo Competition SkJrts Today More than SUOO In prizes wlll b t awarde d lo lop prog - nosticators of plaskln prowess who best predict the outcomes of 30 football game11 each week for the next lOweeka. The a nnual Dally Pilot Pl11kln Pickeroo competition ooglns today. Ten portable t elevision set.a for flrat place wlnnClr8 and radios for MCOnd and third piece wlnnert wm ~ presented each week by Dunlap AppllancH, Fountain Valley. Details and entry blanks are published each Monde)'. Tuo&· day and Wednesday In the sporu pa 1os of th Dall)' Pilot. See Paae83. I Warren Commission. which con- cluded there were only three. Conspiracy theorists have con· tended a fourth shot was fired and that a second gunman was involved. The Warren Commission con· cluded that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in ass a ssinating Kennedy on Nov. 22. 1963, as the president rode in a motorcade in Dallas. Three s he ll cas ings we re round in the Texas School Book Depository window from which Oswald was said to have fired al Kennedy's motorcade. But some eyewitnesses con· tended they heard shots rrom. a grassy knoll to Kennedy's r ight, and cOMpiracy theorists have contended that a second gunman fired from there. Rep. Louis Stokes, D·Ohio, chairman o ( the assassinatJoru; committee, opened the hearing by urging that no one "too quick Jy draw sensational concluslon.5 from this evidence." In hls testimony, Barger said h e and hls staff analyzed a Dallas pollce tape recording made when a motorcycle officer acciden tally left his radio transmitter on for about S'h minutes. During those minutes. Kennedy was killed. B•r1er spent nearly two hours leading the committee through a complex explanation or how he aot hls reaulll trom analyala of the poUee radio recordlnl and com'f ar1ton with tests made in Dal as' Duley Plau laal monLh. Ourtnc those teata. acou1Ucal experts recorded 2,600 rtne and pistol shot• II~ at undba11. He uld the te11ts indicate lbe police motorcydlci was about 120 f ee t b o hlnd Kennedy 's llmoualno. ABOARD THE QU EEN ELIZABETll 11 IAP> Waves of up to 50 feet and winds of up to 75 mph lashed the Queen Elizabeth II in the Atlantic Oceun today, in juring at leas t one crew member and a number of passengers. The luxury liner . headed for Ne w York . s lowed from ill> normal Z1 knots to nine knots as it p assed through a sever~ storm. The boat lurched v1olently as 11 passed thro ugh the storm, dumping passengers from their chairs. topphn~ furniture and sending glasseK i;mashinl( to the deck. A refrigerator an the galley broke loose from a wall, Injuring a c r e w me mbe r . The crew member and an undete rmined number or passengers wer e taken lo the ship's hos pita l with sprains and bruises. The number of inj uries. and their extent, was not immediate· ly known beciwse the ship's in- formation officer could not be locoled Clothing and souvenir shops aboard the liner were closed, with merchandhtc scattered 1itll over the place. Cunard Lines, operator or the QE2. had no Immediate com· menl. WOMAN FI NDS PUCE IN U W A• ll )'OW'll ltrl. t'rancea Mun<n qu e stione d whe the r the re was a place tor women In h1w Today ahe 111 jud1e ot Harbor Mun\cipal Court In Newporl Beach. ~ fo'eaturina. 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Po lice said Lorne Joseph George. 41, of 20 S1lvur Crescent made tus plunge at ubout 11 :JO <1 .m Sunday. • The mun plummct~d from the open hallw<1y on the NcwpOrt Cl·nter hotel's !>evcnth floor into tht• atrium fountain below. Officers said he upp&rently !>Uffcred internul m1uries as well as a t•ompound fracture of his lc•ft lci.t <:corge. who wa~ conscious when pohcc and para medics ar- rived at lhe scene. indicated he was despondent over a brother's death. Police said He 1s be ing treated "' the hospital 's mtcns1vc care unit. firms to raise their rates. Applications from Seal's and Schaefer ambulance companies, s lated to be heard tonight. arc likely to be set for hearing in two weeks in order to give councilmen time lo study some material r e· ceived late last week. The companies are proposing to increase their base rates from $50 to $6-0, with increases in all their other charges. Those r alc in· creases have aJr eady been ap· proved for the companies' operli· tlons in unincorportated territory by the board of supervisors In addition. Orange Coast Yellow Cab Inc. wants a rate en crease that would assess charges by the fifth or a mile instead or by the quart.er·mile as Is currently done. In the application to be heard tonight. the company is ai;klng permission lo charge Sl for tht· first firth of a mile with 20 cent:; for each fifth after. The present rate is 80 cents for the first quarter mile with 20cenl' for each additional Quarter mile. A company spokesman, in a let Ler to councilmen, said the rate in· crease is needed to offset cost In· creases such as a 178 percent hike in insurance premiums. a 12 per cent increase in repair costs and a 28.5 percent increase in fuel cosL., Councilmen will meet al 7:30 p.m. at city hall. Waiting for Water I hJI rf lht• ~c-rv1ce11 were pro vidl·d h y thl• OrunJ;t' County l>(·111Ht11wnt of Mt•nt1tl Health th,· l'OSt lo taxpuyor11 would lx: SI 2 m1lhon 1mnually I 11.nford !lilld tht· community 111 l:(a nizat ions so rve three l(roupl\. voluntotUS who are mudt• to ft't'I useful . the client:. thert1st•lvt•!> i.nd lhc communily D!I a whole ·'I think we have done m1rarl~ with Vl•ry little." Jilin· fo1 d continut.'<i. "and we can't ~cl by with les!> Please don't un· do what we urc accomplishing ... Today's meetin& also prompt· cd an uppe;,rance by former V1e tnamci.e premier Nguyen C<A o Ky who urged continued count> 8upport for a $1 9 milhon I ndoC'h1nesc ass is tance pro· gram · • 1 come here today just to ask you to lend a little bit more help to my (>(.'Opie ... Ky s1ud. "They stall need assistance. they i;till need advisers." He noted nearly 75 percent of his countrymen now have JObs and do not need welfare as· !llstance. He .said hopefully soon the remainder wlll be self sup· porlini.t. The ·Indochinese program has been financed totally by the federal government in the past. This year it will require $376.380 in county funds unless pending legislation is passed to shift the entire cost back to the federal government. Because of the pending county contribution . c ouoly Ad · ministratlve Officer Robert Thomas prop()ses laying off 22 workers In the county office of consumer affairs. F,....r~AJ SCHOOL ... yet to play a part in teacher cul· backs. further reductions will be taken up by school trustees at board meetings thii; fall. The loss of busing for high school students has generated surprisingly little protest from pa rents. However. a group of resi· dents in the Balboa Peninsula Point area has formed and say they may soon come before school trustees to protest. Students in this area without their own means of transportation have up to a J .s mile walk lo the nearest Orange County Transit Dis trict bus stop. ThrN• volunlt•t•r firdighlcr~ wail for water as flaml1S lick uwuy at a huiltling in Dt•er Crct.'k Cunyon. southwest of Denver . A fire in lht.! t1mhcr and hc<.1vy hrush in the a rea continut!s to burn out of control today (.se{' story . Puge A4 1 OAANOf COAST " DAILY PILOT 'Mo ()t~ (O.\f lJitllt Ptlot -'lhwt.t· "., • .,. .,.,_..<ttftt~'\ rt•u i\OUDO"*tOr""'C)r.,. ~·:,~'~:~;~;:.,_~:,":~ti:.! y,,, it U •P.•ff ttt•~" H\IMtf'llOl"l ... ft t-ewf\ 1 .. tt V•llry t'Vif\11 \1ftttt.-.C• Y•Ulll' ... t ._.~ .. -" '6utfllo f6•\-I &~ut;t..,..1 4ft~ t ... ff\ I f•t ... 1~ ""t•tf'f"' ...,, ~rt" f~ O"lfllt1P1'~ ~H~"'O ~·ftl I\. .. JJO ~ ht \., ... , "'\'• Mf'l .. ,. t hft)'ll'l••t'Jtlt "-"--,,, .. ,,flt"t .. Mtw•~ >•c• • "'-.. • "". "''"'""'t •ndC,..l'W'~ ~ '" ..... ,.".,.. l~ .... Tf\el'ftt\A M~ Mit~l.l'tt?COtl• ~ ...... ~... .. ....... ~ """ A••'''*'" ~'-•Oi"Q LOltor' T elepllone (7 t •I ~.,21 C.tlfted 4dHltllMf tu.M71 New 'Legion' Disease Find Probed NEW YORK <APl l''ederal nnd city health officials, study- ing an outbreuk or Legionnaires disease, which b•s kUJed two persons. here, are tryln8 to figure out why some local ret1i· d e n ts h ave e ler&er·than - expectcd number or antibodies to protect them against the dis· ease. Or. William Foege, director of the National Center for Dlaease Control, says blOOd teats of vie· tlms and some "control" aub· Jccts who dldn 'l have the dlsHs.! have lndJcaled that both trooP.'i have an\ib<>dlP 11 a11tn 11 l l.A!aionannlrcs dlaeaae at lev4'1s "hlgherlhanwewouldexpecl " "'rheN'• undoubtffly· some poradlc dlSHtiC trani1mlsalon going on. We don't know at this t1mt' how Important this out brt•lJ k he," fo~0<1Rc.> S ll)'ll AMaratlwn Mustache BELG RADE . Yugoslavrn IA P l -Bow Korlca, a farmer tn the villoge of Mogor1c 1n V'estern Yugoslavia. weart. a mustache that is more than 27.5 Inches tong, the Yugoslav news agency Tanju& reported. The report said elderly men in the region are the more respect· ed and djgnified the longer their mustache. Korlco wears his over the ears. with enda &Jed together al the ba<'k of his neck. the rePort added . Busing Begin8 WILMINGTON, Del. <API About 21 .~ northern Oelawnre s tudents began com muting bet ween cltf and ftuburba today u 1chool11 opened under n federal court order consolldat- lnte l l districts in one or the no· lion's h1ricc11t cros!l·dl!llrlct bu.'I· Intl plons Big Brother? Freiia Pa~ A I HARVEST. • acr eages throughout Orange County have c ut their bean plants which ure drying in wtn drows. he s111d If the county's 730 acre!> of t>t-ans dr y quickly. lh•~ yN1r will be better than the lai;t two. he suid. Angelo Cast'lla . dis trict mananer of Southern Cahforn1u ugn culturt· operation!> for Hunt Wc.>sson l<'oods in Fullerton. said he estimates that 60 percent o( the county's canning tomatoes w('rt> h arvested before Tuesday'" rain hit. fie estimates county g rowers most of them leaiung Irvine Company land or farming in the Saddleback and Capistrano Valleys will lose an estimated 6.000 t.oru; of tomatoes. Casello said his company buy!> upprox1mately half the county'!> canning crop · some J00.000 tons Irvine Company agriculturC' officials said this morning that te na nts on their land will at· t e mpt to put eanning-tomato hurvcsting equipment into fields toduy fo'r cd Ke ll e r. company <1griculture vice president. said hb pcoplc will wait until Tuet. d ay to try The ranch areu pro· v1des mo.st or the county.grown tomatoes. The ghost-like rigurc looming over benches out~1dt· Stockholm's "Dramatcn" Royal The<.tter isn't really a!'> threatening as it looks. lt'!'.1 intended to dramatize the cur rent production. "The Storm ... a play opposing nuclcCJr power. Keller said that while wel ground huml)(!rcd the harvesting or s weet corn and oranges. tom<1tocs have presented th<' on. ly real problem following l;,st Tuesday's drenching. Lifeguards Heave Sigh of Fall Relief f',.._PageAJ WAR ... hospital." said one refugee Both the rebels and the troop!> wt·rc said to be using heavy caliber automatic weapons. No group of people in Newport Beach has bei?n happier to sec summer end than the city's lifeguards. They figure it was a record· breaking summer. in terms of the number or people who visited local beaches and in terms or the number of those visitors who had to be pulled from the water. A ccording lo Lt. Logan Lockabey, from Memorial Day to Labor Day, the lifeguards made 4, 764 rescues from a total beach crowd of 5.8 million. The lifeguard also reported one drowning for the s ummer. I\ Pomona man dh..'d in big s urf Au8. 19. "We don't have lhe same statistics from the previous year to compare the summer total~ to ... Lockabey i;aid. ··we general· ly do our comparisons on a fiscal year or calendar year basis. ··But it does look Ii ke this is go- ing to be a recordbre aker eithcr way." E v<'n before summt•r arrived. guards found lhcm!>clv<'!> con :sider ably busier than they wanted toh1· fn May, they hud u total of t it million bcul•h visitors ;ind h<.id l(I pull 1.338oulofthcwutcr /\t the time. thc lifegu<.1rd~ ~peculaled the problems were t'rcated by lh<' hard winter They su1d lots of people camt• to the lwal'h in rl'<.1clion to the "Cabin ft·ver " of a wet winte r. I\ ncl once on tht· :-.<1nd they went 20th Game a Draw BAGUIO CITY. Ph1hpptne!> 1AP 1 Excellent defensive play hy challen1t1:r V1ktor Korchno1 and ise veral w eak mov<'s by t'hamp1on ANATOL Y Karpov resulted ma druw in the 20th game in the world che!>~ champ1onsh1Ph tnto s urf that was big and treacherous because of shoreline holes and channe ls dug by those· winter storms. Not only did the summer ~urf prove hazardou!> to s wimmers. 1l provided a fair s hare of hazards to lifeguards who we re off duty from injuries more limes than ever before•. Non e of the injuries was serious. Lockabey said . and there were always enough guards who would work their days of( to keep a full complement of g uards on duty. 1\11 of this activity was capped on Labor Day. when in spite of a rl'latively :.mall beach crowd. lifeguards set u record for the most rescuesinasingle day Labor Day brought out a beach crowd of 95,000 of whom 587 had lo be rescued . A year earlier. th(' Labor Day crowd of 120.000 had only produced 20 rescues .. It's just been a busy sum mer ... Lockabeys ighed Golf Cart Tip Fatal SA NT A CH UZ 1 /\ f' > · A Stockto n woman w as 1dcnllficd today as the person killed when a ~olf cart slipped off a steep. wet. hills idt' fairwuy and ov('rtumed in a ruvine. She was M<.1ry ~kallcbol . 61 Her com p a nion . Shirley Fleck. 56, wu ~ thrown clear when the car ovNtumcd and had only minor injuries The women were rel urn ing to the DeLaveugu Golf Course clubhousl' in a pell· ing rainstorm when their l'art plunged to the bottom or a 20·foot ravin<· The courthouse in Masaya and many private homes were ablaze. s aid witnesses in the city reached by tele phone The Red Cros:. :.pokesman and other authorities said 36 pe rsons had been killed s ince the fighting began late Saturday and th1: wounded numbcn.'d more than 100 But ont• ltcd Cros!> official said the num~r of casualties "may be mu,·h higher once the bodies arc retrieved " lit• s aid the intensive fire in the two provincial capitals ke pt Red Cross ambulances and volunteer!> from r etrieving the bodies A h1 Ahly µl aced unofficial sources said the death toll m Managua alone over the weekend may reach over 200 a nd many more were killed outside the • capita l A Red C r oss s pokesman de!>Cribed the two cities a~ being m "a hloody situation." Military Jeeps with heavily ;.irml'd pal rolmcn prowled the ~lrc•t•l s of the cup1tal and numerous roadblocks were to b4• !>l'en al key intersections . Su ldrcr!'. al s o mann(·d roadblocks and searched vchide1> <1l all access points leading into thc t·1ty Th<.· central are~i of the "'tY whe r<' Somoza llvcs and works in his bunker w;is quiet. Heavily armed troops patrolled the ar ea. Cha morro Mora s aid the San· d1n1 sla ~uerrlllas. named for "' gul·rrilla leader killed fighting the U S Marine!> in the 1930s, hud luunch<.'CI <1n oUcnsivt! throughout the country. PostaJ Talks Set WASlffNGTON <AP1 -A f(•duul mc .. diator had more in· form <ii t:tlk..-. M'ht'dulcd with leaders of three major postal un ion~ today a" a ~roup of b1~·c1ty po1>ta I union offll'wb tried to drum up s upport for a nu· tlonwide mail strike Wednesday functional outdoor 1 wwrby (WJ our c~1CtZ. for all out.door act.aw. W!Wr. woolrich Jackiz.1..8 dr<l du.s1~na.d w1lh comfbrt ard warmth in mind. 44 ,_.,.,Island. newport center 644·5070 ' Saddleback * Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks VOL. 71. NO. 2S4, 3 SECTIONS. 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1978 TEN CENT$ arw....,..... TWO WOMEN, BABY KtlLED WHEN DERAILED FREIGHT TRAIN SMASHED INTO THIS HOUSE Seven Others Suffered Minor Injuries at DIH11er Site In Miamisburg, Ohk> Schools Reopen S0100thly Saddleback Valley school of- fi cials said things a pparently were going smoothly this mom · 1ng as an estimated 18,300 sl u· dents made their way back to the d istrict's 26 schools. Exact attenda nce figures were unavaila ble, but ~upt. Richa rd Welte said officials we re expecting about a 6 per· cent growth in enrollment, the usua l yearly increase percen· toge for the district. However , that increase will not be reflected in kindergarten classes. · · We '11 have fe we r kin · de rgarten classes this year," Welte said. "I tbi.nk that 's most- ly because homes here in the area are becoming s o ex· pPnsive " Welte pre dicted that kin- derg arten enrollments could c Ii m b as a r esult of forced school businle ln Los Angeles. .. There·s a lot of resentment about the busing out in the San Fernando Vttlley." Welte assert· cd. '·A lot of those people might be moving out this way lo get away from the busing. Saddleback 's busing we nt along well this morning, accord· mg to dispatcher Claudia Hall. "We had a few special educa- tion buses that were running a bo ut 10 to 15 minutes late because of traffic," she said. ··A bout 85 percent of the fleet was running on lime. though." S h e sai d bu si n g a d - ministrators had few headaches as a result of the increase in walking distances for junior and sc•nior high school students. "Most of the homework <set- ting up new bus routes) was done last year when the board originally voted lo increase the distances." she said. Today also marked the first day of classes at Laguna Hills H igh School, the dis trict 's newest campus. Although construction on the $8 million campus is continuing, a spokeswoman there said this morning things wer e going "marvelously" for the school's 750 students. A second new school, La Tier- ra Ele mentary in Aegean Hills. is expected to open its door to stu- dents in January. Pilot Pickeroo Competition Starts Today More than $1 ,500 in prizes will b e aw a rde d l o t op prog · noslicat.ors of pigskin prowess who best predict the outcomes of 30 football games each week for the next lOweeks. The annual Daily Pilot Pigskin Pickeroo competlUon begins today. Teo portable television sets for first place wlnne u and radios for second and third place winners will be presented each week by Dunlap Appliances, Fountain Valley. Details and entry blanks are published each Monday, Tues· day and Wednesday in lhe sport.a pages of the Daily Pllot. See Pa1e B3. Train Hits House; 3 Die, 7 Injured MIAMISBURG, Ohio <APl Two women and a month-old baby were killed when a Conrail freight train derailed and crashed into a two story house while people inside were playing cards, authorities said. Seven people suffered minor injuries. "Some said. ·Herc comes the 5;30 and she is going awful fast '," said MichaP.l Call, whose son was a mong those killed in the train wreck Sunday night. ·'Wh en I saw what was happening, I turned around to yell for everyone to get out or the house and the whole wall just came down on top of me. "ALL WE'VE GOT LEFT IS a hope chest. It's all gone. "Call said today as he watched workmen clear away the crumpled Creight cars Crom his home. One freight car stood inside the ruins or the house where the bodies were found and another was part way into the structure . Other cars in the 20-car train were piled nearly a s high as the house. "They just stacked up like a car wreck," said Police Chief Ronald McBride. "They squeezed together like an accordion." The dead were identified as four-week-old Michael Joseph Call and Kathy Barkalow, 17, both or Miamisburg; and Linda Humerick, 26. of Germantown, Ohio. .. SEVEN PEOPLE WERE TAKEN TO Grandview Ambulatory Cent.er. wherP six were treated for minor injuries and released, of· ficials sajd. The seventh. a bystander who was not ln t.he house, was kept at the hospital and was reported in good condition today. Police said they believed they had accounted for all the people in the house but that they were still searching the debris. Police said Call and his wife. Donna, who lived in the house, Ms. Barkalow and Ms. Humerick apparently were playing cards in the living rMm when t he train hit Sunday. They s aid Ms. Humerick was found clutching the child when the rubble was cleared from the bodies nearly two hours later. Police said Conrail officials were st.ill trying to determine the cause of the dPrailment. which squeezed most of the cars against an abandoned (Ped mill. DALE TRUCKER, WHO LIVED WITH his family in the other half or the two-family house, said he was on the back porch wh en he saw a freight rar "with an its wheels in the air and all of a sud· den. there was a snund like they dropped a bomb." Trucker said he ran inside. grabbed his six·monlh-old baby and yelled to his wife lo gel out of the house. As they reachet1 the front door, he said, the train hit, dislod g- ing bricks and plast~r. Their four other children, ranging in age Crom 4 to 9, were playing in the front vard a nd ran across the street to safety. Social Services Funding Urged More than 250 Orange County residents gathered today to urge that supervisors continue fund· ing 58 community social service agencies despite the financial squeeze of Proposition 13. The agencies provide such services as hot meals for senior citizens, household help for the aged and disabled and family, alcohol and drug abuse counsel· ing. In the past, thO'ie programs have been financed by a portion or fed eral revenue s haring dollars set aside by s upervisors for social programs Supervisors had set aside to· day for tes timony from representatives of those agen· cies as hearings proceed on a proposed $508 million county budget for 1978·79. But the supervis ors bad warned they would make no al· location from revenue sharing Lawmen Searching For Lost Plane Sherifrs deputiea continued to search today for an airplane they believe may have cruhed early Saturday mornln1 In the S llverado Canyon area or eastern Orange County. The searc h began after fteveral amateur radio oper1tors rti oorted hearin$l a dlstres!l call from a pilot about t :30a .m .Satur· day. funds until budget hearings are completed later this week. Richard Hanford, a volunteer with the West Orange County Hotline and Straight Talk Clinic, contended the communily·based programs provide 20 to 30 times more benefit for each county dollar than similar programs that might be run by the county. Thal ls because the services are provided chiefly by volun- teer11. For example , he said the Straight Talk Clinic ser ves about 1,000 patients per year lbrough 90 volunteer counselors. The agency's cost per year is about '60,000 he said, contending that if the services were pro· vided by the Orange County Department of Mental Health the cost t.o taxpayers would be $1.2 mllHon annually. Hanford said the community organizations serve three groups : volunteers who are made to feel useful; the clients themselves and the community aa a whole. "I think w e have done miracles with very little," Han· ford continued, "and we can't 1et b,v with leas. Please don't un- do what we are accompllahlna." Today's meeting also prompt. ed an appearance by former Vietnamese premier N1uyen Cao Ky who urged continued county support for a JU mtJUon lndochlnu e a u l1l1nce pro· gram. "1 come here today Just to aak you to lend a llttle btt more belp ( BELP,PeteAI> Gunman Kills 3 Suicide Ends Bloody Attack EDISON, N.J. (AP> -A gun· man went on a rampage at a perfume ractory here today. killing three people and holding several others hostage before killing himself, police s aid. About 15 or 20 hosta ges were released and some escaped before the siege ended, police said. Several witnesses said the gunman drove to the parking lot of the AJpine Aromatics lnterna· tional Inc. plant in a s m a ll green car, then ran into the building with a sawed-orf s hotgun. The witnesses said the man was a former employee who had been JFK Panel Hears 4th Shot Theory WASHINGTON <AP l -An acoustics expert told Congress today that it "is a possible con- clusion" there was a fourth shot fired at President Kennedy when he was slain. <Related story Page A3. l The testimony contradicts the Wa rren Commission, which con- cluded there were probably only three shots when Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963. Som e cons piracy theorists contend there was a fourth shot and that a second gunman was involved . Dr. James Barger. chief scien- tist of a Massachusetts acoustics firm, told the House assassin&· tions committee his tests dis· closed the possibility of four shots. The hearing recessed ror a noon break before committee members could question Barger about the certainty of his con· cl us Ion. Barger said he and his staff analyzed a Dallas police tape· r ecording m a de wh e n a motorcycle officer accidentally left his-radio transmitter in the o pen position for a bout 51f..i <See PROBE. Page AZ) Giant Waves Rock 1,iner, Hurt Several ABOARD THE Q U EE N ELIZABETH II <A P l -Waves of up to 50 feet and wlnds or up to 75 mph lashed the Queen Elizabeth 11 in the Atlantic Ocean today. in- j uring at least one crew member and a number of passengers. The luxury liner, headed for Ne w York, s lowed from its normal 27 knots to nine knots as it passed through a seve re storm. The boat lurched violently as it passed through the storm. dumping passengers from their chairs, toppling furniture and sending glasses smashing to the deck. A refrigerator in the galley broke loose from a wall. injuring a cr ew m e mber . The crew member and an undetermined number of passengers we re taken to the ship's hospital with sprains and bruises. The number or injuries, and their extent, was not immediate- ly known because the ship's in· formation officer could not be located. Clothing and souvenir shops aboard the liner were closed, with merchandise scattered all over the place. A Marathon Mustache BELG RADE , Vu1os tavla (AP> -Boao Kortca, a farmer In the village of Mogorlc ln western Yugoslavia, wears a mustache that is more than 27.S lnchea tone. the Vu1oslav newa aaency TanJua reported. The report aakl ~<Mrly mtn In the reaion are &.be more rupec:t· td and di"'1fied the tonier their mu1tacbe. Korica wears his over the eart, wtUa enda lied togelber at the back of hla neck, the r~port added- I fired some lime ago. "Some guy came in my office screaming that some guy was shooting. That's all I know," said Linda Rocco, a secretary for the firm. Dozens of police, armed with h1gh.powered rines and wearing bullet-proof vests. surrounded the s mall, one-story brick office building in the Edison Industrial Center along Route 1 shortly before 10 a.m. Trame in the southbound lanes of the highway was stopped, and a Une of trucks and cars was fortned across the highway tor protection from ~unfire. authorities said. Two victims were round in the processing plant several hun dred yards behind the office building. "What a mess." said one of fleer as he left the shipping and receiving areas where one vi e· tim lay bloodied behind a desk A spokesman at John F. Ken· nedy Medical Center here said four persons were being treated for shock and cuts after lbe inci- dent and three others were ex· peeled to arrive at the hospital shortly. The extent of their in· juries was not imme diate ly known. Prmnetlaeas A 111erit!a Kylene Barker . the newly crowne d Miss America. pose~ in front of the statue of Prometheus in New York City's Rockefeller Plaza . The new queen is from Galax. Va. Home Sales Still Lag in Saddleback Despite a surge in Saddleback Valley home sales last month, sales are still about 500 behind last year , a record year, the Saddleback Valley Board of Realtors reports. Nearly 500 homes were sold in August, a 40 percent jump over July 's reported 360 sales, ac- cording lo a residential resale report issued by the realty board. So (ar this year, 3,100 homes have been sold. During the same period in 1977, 3,500 homes were sold. Dollar volume at the end of August was $284 million, the board reported, nearly equal to the $289 m111Jon for the period last year. Don Newman, board pres i- dent, attributed August 's sales surge to "a number of ba rpins In the home resale market ' and SEED SPITTER KEEPS 111LE PARDEf:VILLE, Wis . CAPl -Lee Roberta of Rio became a tour-tlme champion as he spit a watermelon aeed 34 feet, 10 lncbes to win the rnen 's title In the annual U.S. watermelon seed 1plttln1 championships. Roberts, the defending cham· pion who also won Ln 1972 and un•. topped by two feet the dJa. t11nce of sccood·place Don Foluarskt or Mosinee. ''buyer acceptance of higher in le rest rates ... The current average selling price of $93,000 for an existing home in ttN! Saddleback Valley is about 13 percent more than the $82,000 average for a com- pa rable pe riod last year, he said. The board report shows an in· ventory of about l ,800 unsold homes. Coast Weather F air through Tuesd ay and a tittle warmer. Lows tonight SS to 60. Highs Tuesday 70 to 83. AZ DAIL v PILOT SB Mondly, SeptemGef "r Ulla f Jazz Par adr Mystery Shots Kill !, H11rt 4 !'.t.W1llHt-\l\~ Al'• t our 1~plt' d.1111•1ni: 1n th<• w•k•• of " JJ&& l>•H jlfr wt•rl' 'hot and wound1."\I 1ind IA flf\h Jh'r&on who died ant•r h. tnJt 1.-n at •• hosp11al niuy uhu h.1\t' ht'<'n <1 ho( el lht• JIU 1 :11h· poltt•t• ,,rnj \II fout of tht• v.ounrl1-d .. 111d ltl\'' "l'rt: :-.hot "'ilhoul v. w rnin" Su111t.1y by nn un•nown H1>1olunt v.h1h· "~cl ltnlni " dun<' 1nw tk·,1dt• J paradt' b' th4· Dollar Up , Gives Boost To Ma rket NEW YORK 1AP l A r1 ang dollur ga1.1.· lht• :.t(J(·k market a bov:.l t odu y. con tinuing a wccklong raJly Tht' Oow Jone•:. av1·ragc of 30 indu::.tr1al 1s&ul'!i w~s up 3.56 lo 911 . 30 in the h 1 !.l fi vt' hours A d vancl'!:> o utnumbere d declines 2.1 on tht• New York Stock Exchange. Th(' dollar rose ppst t he 2· mark h:vt'I in Wc~t Germany and wu& up more thltn 2 yen in Japan The U .S currency showed strength a~a1nst a lmost a ll for ·1gn standards, railing only agmnst the British pound Thl' price of gold in Europe was virtually unchanged. The dollar opened an Tokyo at 193 30 yen and after active lrAd· mg closed at 193 225 It closed Friday at 191 05 Fro•P~A I HELP ... to my pt'<>plc." Ky said. "The) still ncl'CI ai;sistance. they still nl'l'd advisers ... I It• noted nearly 75 ix:rccnt or htis <.'ountrymcn oow huve JObs and do not net'd we lfare as· i.istanc·c lie said hopefully soon the remainder will be i.elf sup- porting The Indochinese program has been financed tolally by the federal government in the put. This y~r it will require $378,380 in county fund.I. unless pending lcJ1islatlon ls passed to shift the entire cost back to the federal government Bt'causc of the pending county <'ontribulion. co unty Ad - m1n1s t rat1ve O ffi cer Robe rt Thomas proposes laymg off 22 worker~ in the county office of consumer um11rs. I rvine Man Leaps From Hote l, Hurt l\n Irvin(' man was listed tn. st•nous cond1lton today at Hoag M('mnr1al llospital after he re· port .. dly Jumped fro m the M'Venth floor of lhc Marriott !loll' 1 into ;m interior fountain. Poll<'l' :.a id Lorne J oseph Gl'orgc. 41. of 20 Silver Crescent m<idc.· his pl unge at etboul I I .JO a m Sunday _ The man plummeted from the opc.•n hallway on the Newport Ct•nl<'r hot<'l's scvl'nth Ooor into thl· Jtrium fountain below. Offi cers said he appare nlly i.ufft.'r<'d intt.'rnal injuries as well a~ a compound fracture of his left lej.! 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SWldiy'i. parude WH dniw· ina to u r l05e, Alfrnd Allen, 37, w11 11 droppt.od off ut the Hotel r>u~·u h(11-p1l~I t'mergency room b\ four men who Mil\ without 1dl•n11fyma themseh•••· pohct: )iild. Allen d1ed shortly arterwardb of small cethber bullet wound.a to the ba~k :rnd :shoulder. uid Chris Maunce. deputy public in rol'mation officer The oth~r four vi<'lims had been shot with small cali ber weapons. most in the side or back. Maurice uid. He said poltce ~lieve Allen m1ty also have been s hot at lh_, J olly Bunch parade. ·•we don't know 11 lt was a "'' v~nge-lype thing or j ust a ran· dom s hooting. Baaically. the vie tlms were second ·lin ing the par ade when ishots r ang out a nd they were wounded," Maunce said. Glenn Carr. 23, was shot in the left s ide and Nalhan1a1 Da vi s. 19. was shot in the stom ach a bout 2 p .m . as the par ade was getting under way. Maurice said. Both were listed in sta ble condition al Charity Hospital. About three hours later. as the parade was winding down , Broadus Gresham, 18, was shot In the lower back. Maurice said, and George Davis, 25, was shot in lhe left side. Both were re· ported in good condition. Bannaid Free In Huntington Stabbing Case A Huntingto n Beach barmaid has been re leased after police took her into custody for ques· lioning in the Friday stabbing death of Gary Allen "Mad Dog" Fero. 43, in a downtown saloon. Police r e l eased Mary Magaline Davis, 25, after, In· formation was obtained from other witnesses In the Main Street Saloon. 117 Main St .. who were al the scene at about 1 :30 a . m. Friday when the st11bbing r eportedly occurred. Blood found in the doorway or the saloon and on the sidewalk o utside indicates thal Fero m ay have been s labbed near the bar's e ntrance. said police Detective Dick Nolan. Fero, a Huntington Beach motor cyclist wilh no c lub afrllia · tion . died at aboul 4 a .m. an cr frie nds took him lo Huntington lntc rcommunity Hospital with a knife woun<J in his lower back. Nolan sa.id no s uspects have b('en a rrested in connection with .Fero 's death. The investigation into the stabbing is cont.inuing. he added. I\ Hunlinglon Beach motorcy. cle officer observed Fe ro at the hos pital at 2 a.m. Friday when the policeman had e ntered the e mergency room t.o question a traffic accident victim. The motorcycle officer called two other policemen to the scene who ascertained that Fero may have been a hom icide victim. Officers proceeded to lhe Main Street Saloon where they found Miss Davis counting .the night's receipts. New Protests 'Rock Iran TEHRAN. Iran <APl -New anti-government protest s Oared today In two of lrun's Mosle m religious center~ and reports reaching here said five persons were killed there in clashes with troops. The unconfirmed reports saJd two persons died in Qum, 7S miles southwest or Tehran, and three were killed in Mashhad. 440 m i lcs north east or thf' capital. Both cities arc under martial law. There were no de· tails of the clW1hes. The new bloodshed came as several lhou11and mourner s. ma ny bcanng comm; on their s h o uld e r s, gathered at a cemetery here to bury the 97 persons killed frlday whon troops fired on rempagin1 aoU· ~overnment demonstrators In Tehra n. Busing Begin8 WILMINGTON, ~l. <APl About 21 ,500 northern Delaware s ludcnl11 bega n co mmuting between city and s uburb11 today a11 schools o pen ed under a fede rul court order consolldat· ing I I districts In one of thci na· lion'• largesl Cl'<*S·dlatrict bus ing plun.is Fingertip La11din9 Al"Wlr ...... Council To Vote On Park M 1ssion Vl<'JO Municipal Ad v1:-ory Count•1I mt'mbc ri. will be asked tonighl lo upprove general development plans for the com· mun1ty's 85-acre Oso Vie jo Park The proposed park. located northeast or La Paz Road and Marguerite Parkway. was the cente r of controversy in July over its possible development for organized s port,. or open. grassy a reas. MAC m em bers approved a compromise concept to accom· modate organized sports and yet provide open space. Tonight's presentation o r development plans s hould inc lude those changes. A hulll•rfly captun.•s the lazy spirit of a late s umme r a~ernoon as it flutters down onto a friendly h~nd m Ma rs ha ll County. Tenn. However. funds for park de- velopment m ay not be anilablc following budgel c uts under Proposition 13. The 85·acre park. only 35 acres of which is developable. ho expected to cost at least S2 million. Tomatoes Hurt by Rain MA C's Parks and Recreation Committee is studying ways to raise money for park develop- ment by means of 11 bond issue on the November. 1979 ballot. /Jul Bumper Haroest Predicted by Experts I Tonight's meet ing will take place al 7·30 in MAC offi ces. 27021 La Paz Road, Su1le 2K Orange County farmers will lose a n cslimated 20 percent ol the ir tomato crop because ol tropical-storm rains Tuesday, but agriculturt' experts arc pre· dieting a bumper harvest com· pared to the last two years . Dur Thetford. Orange County Farm Burl'au maam.1gcr. said tropical storm!> clubbercd coun- l.v tomato growers the last two )t•:ir:. with heavy rains in late August und curly September Las t year. farmers lost up to 40 percent of their tomato crops. "Actually. there are more hcnl'f1ts than losses m the tTucs day 1 rain." Thc tro rd s aid "Othl'r t•rops 1n the ground nccdt!d ram .. Canine Caper Celebration Doggone Lavish SEATTLE CAP I It was Taras' s ixth birthday and a party seem ed tn order champagne. pres ent:-. and formal p agcant r icf:.. Nol many dogs have lavish birthday parties with 200 forma lly dressed hum~1 n guests and a !Jelly danc('r for e ntl'rtninmc nt. "Taras is sort of m y substitute c hild ... s<Jys his own e r . Da rle n e Novak. a Nor t h wes t Airlines stewardess who gives thL· Samoyed a birthday party every year . The party went into th(' early hours Sunday w ith yacht cruises. disco d<.tnl'ing and door prizes that were donated. Thl• winnl'rs recc1vt•d evening~ for two at discos and restaurant:.. :-.porting equipment. te nnis lessons a nd dog grooming coupons. Ta r a~ r ec e i v e d .. o o d I t • s o f b o n cs • .. a p(•rsonaliZl'd towel. a Wall'rford c r ystal drinking bowl. a nd a s ing ing te lcgrnm San Juan to Annex Site of Project? T he San Juan Capistrano City Council· may annex a n 1 l·acrc• property numcd In a laws uit the city h as filed against the County of Or ange. Developer Gordon Van RO<!kel is now building a combination bowling alley. roller rink and restaurant on the hilly lot local· cd outs id e lh e city 's northeaste rn boundariel> near Marguerite Parkway. I\ miniature golf t•oursc 1s scheduled for cons truction later, the developer said County supervisors approved Va n Roekel's deve lopment plans in 1977. over the obJeclions of the city and county's pla nning starr San Juan Captstrano officials subsequenlly sued the county In an attem1>t lo hall construction on the site. They claimed pro posed ~ruding was too severe. dcnsily of parking was too high, and the night lighting would be •• nuisance lo surrounding rcsi dents, a city spokesm an said. If a nnexation p lans go through. the lawsuit against the county probably will be dropped, City attorney James S. Okazaki 11Uld. Viejo Youth 'Critical' Afte r Crash A 16-year·old Mission VieJO boy. who s urvived an early m orning l.abor Day car crash thut cla imed two lives, remains In critical condition t oday at Sadd l ebac k Comm'unlty Hospital. i\ hoepltal spokeswoman said Matthew Thomas Hagen "only respondff t.o deer. puin ... The younl( M 1slon Vl cJo H1gh School student waa Injured when the apo~ Cllr In which he W8S 8 passenger 11 maahc d Into • porked traclor·lruller on El Toro Road. The accident claimed thf' lives of Patrick Byrne. 17, and Ken neth llofrichter. 18. both or Mla-11lon VleJo Van Roekcl has been working C'loscly with the city's planning deparlmt·nl. and San Juan of- f1l't<ils and the developer said they were op1 i.nist1c about an· nt•x at1on In addition to lhe Van Rockel p:1rrel. three s mall<·r lob m tht· :.ame arC'a Wt're also propo!>ed for <.snnc.•xation last week Tht•y 1ncludl' lhc.• 5 6·acrl' C'oa:.t 131 blc Church property. and a :J 5-acn· purct•I on which lhc own••r hus proposed bu1ldtnJ( ;.in athl etic l'lub-racquct ball faci lity Benefiting. he said . are celery. pumpkins and caulinowcr S lowed s oml·whc.1 b y Tuesday's 1.3-inch downpour were the harvesting of tom at~s. both canning and pole c rresh l varieties. s weet corn and 11 SI z m11l1on lim s hould do well. Thetford s aid. "1f then· 1s no more rain 1mmediat<.ly .. Bean growers working ... mall acr~ages throughout Orangl County h ave cut t heir bean plants which are drying m wtn drows. he said. If the county''> 730 acres of beans dry quickly. this year will ~ better than the last lwo. he said. Angelo Casella . di s t rict manager of Southern Calirornia agriculture operntions for llunt Wesson f''oods in Full erton. said ht• t•stimatt•s thut flO percent of the county's canning tomatoci. were harve s ted befor e Tuesday's ram h1l lie eslJmatcs county growers most of them leas ing I rvml' Company land or farm ing m tht Saddle back a nd Ca p1s truno Valleys will Jose· an estimated t>.000 tons of tomatoes. Casello said his company bup. approximately half the count) ' canmng crop some 100.000 tons I rvmc Company agriculture · official& said this morning that tenants on their land will at tempt to put canning-tomato harvesting equipment into fields today l'rcd KL·ll l'r. (•o mpa n y a~nculture vice president. !>UHi his people will wait until Tut· ... day lo try Tht> runch urea pro vides most of lhc cou nty-~rown lomatOl'S K.el lc:r said that whill' wet ground hampered the harvestinJ.! of sweet corn a nd o r a n ge ... tomatoes have presented the on ly rl'a l problem following lai.I Tuc!:.day's drenching. North Skies Fair By The i\ssocialt-d Prt>:.' II 1ghcr presi.urc• 1s movini:: into Northern Cal1forn1 a a~a1 n . bringing faJr to partly cloudy sk ics. a few lingering showers and w:1rmc.·r lemperatures FroM Page A ' PROBE .•• minutc•i.. Bargl'r "<lid th e ll~b :-.howed that the open-microphone per iod probably occurred durmg the 3!>· '"'"n;.t :on a nd th ~t th e motorcycle probably wa:-. trave!- 1 n g near the presid e ntia l limousine M t•than1cally c ha rted notst' patterns lrom the police tape. Barger said. mdicaled sound 1m- pulsl'i. s1 m1lur to those m ade by guns hots 1n a rccon!.lruclion of tht• 1ii uns hots rn Dall<is last month Tht' impulse." appeared .. al four different ti mes .. on the pohcf' t ape. Rarge r said. Test lapes produced mat.ched with rcusonably high correla· I ions at the• samt' four poinL<>. he ~u1d Ba rgt>r 1cst1fied on behalf or the acous tics firm of Bolt . Rcronek and News. hired by the t•ommittct to perform the tests. /\s the hcunng opened. com- m 1ttce chu1 rma n Lewi!> F Stokes. D·Oh10. cautioned tha\ "sensational conclusions" should not be drawn from the aroust ics tc·,llmony Thl· W<irrt•n Com m1ss1on ·~ de· k rm mallon that only three shoL' wen• fired was based largely on lhf' f:.C't that three e mpty l'Jrtn<lgt• <.'ases were found oo thl rloor h(•Oi.·alh thl· ~•xth floor window of the Tex a~ Srhooi nook Oepus1tory. whcrl' the ai-.· sa~s m ullcgt•<lly was .. Hut coni;p1racy thcorn1ts claim i11111 shot~ were fired. suggesting the prc:wncc of two gunmen. Tht• Cambridge firm is the ... amt· firm which analyzed the 18' · minute· gap 1n one of lhl' Wh1ti-llouse tapes during lhe Walcrgatc investigation and re porll'd the I ape wus dell beratcly l'rascct Th(• work on the Kennedy case involved ,1 tape recording made during the :1ssassmat1on when a motorcycle p o l ice o fficer ·~ m1t•rophonc al·cidentully stuck in lht· 'open .. position Som e stu- dcnb of thE: c~i.<: Sa) the tape t·on- ta mi.. lhl' sound of a fourth shot funct1000 I outdoor \ w~rby (WJ our cho107 for di I outdoor act1~ W'Ulr. woolr1ch Jack<ita ur<i dtisi~n<l.C1 w1tb comfort, dOO Wdrmth m mind 44 faahion island, newport center 644-5070 \ l I Monday. September 1 I, 1978 S DAILY PILOT A3 County to Cut Library Hours, Workers Orange Count)' 1ovemment ~ po1>t P ropc.>S1Uon J3 bud1et ao far apcfli. reduction~ In nu"' park dt>velopmeinl. clo!lure of coun\y llbl'arlt'.l) on ·unda)'~ i.nd fewer employeei. and 5upplltlt In m~\ ~rtmenl~ By lhe day'i. end superv1~r:f had added $7 .097 lo the post J arvb balanrcd bud a ct pro posed by County AdmlnlsttaUv~ OHlcer Robert Thomait dents or parent. groups to man cross walks In future years lo :w vc $2'l0,000 in sheriff's ex· l)t'll$e Crossed orr 17.2 million worth of purk and bike trail IJrOJects. Alona the way . ~u1x>rv1son. upervlsorl' li\OUnd up Lht<1r second duy of 1978 79 budget h artnp tn d y on a propo6«! $.'!Ge 1 mllbon spendin• plan Aare.d to 11pend 187.162 tu buy bullOl·proof veblll for county Nherm·a deputhi» CI06ed county libraries on Sund¥YS but expa nded hours somewhat on Fridays a nd Saturduyt1 Deddt'<I w 11ee if ~chool du. trlcta would voluntt-·r older alu FISCHER QUINTUPLETS OF SOUTH DAKOTA SHOWN AT 2 IN PROMOTIONAL PHOTO Now Nearing 15, Theae Five Youngsters Enjoying Ordinary Lives on Farm Fischer Quints 15 Celebrate d Kich Lead Ordinary Lives ABERDEEN, S.D. <AP> -They a re five teen-a~ers who wear braces on their teeth, play basketball, take piano lessons. throw slumber parties -ordinary kids growing up in an ordinary town. It was planned that way, their ordinari· ncs s For these children are probably Ame rica's most famous set of Mblings, The Fischer quintuplets . They entered high school two weeks ago and will turn 15 Thurs- d ay THE FIVE BECAME NATIONAL sweethearts the morning of s 4turday, Sept. 14. 1963, as America's first sur.V1ving quints. It was a celebrated event. Their pudgy races filled the papers for weeks and brought their family riches beyond their dreams. Through the extraordinary efforts or their parents especially their mother they have. by all accounts, emerged un· scathed by the hoopla that surrounded their early years. The girls, Maggie . Anne , Cathy and Margie. play on the freshman basketball team and wear t heir hair long. Friends say t hey are ''like anyone else. Kinda quiet. All nice." CE RTAINLY TO T H E IR schoolmates, and to most people in town. they have lost their celebrity identities as "The Quints." Not since they were babies have they walked together or dressed alike although, ironically, they are wearing like uniforms at Roncalli High, a Catholic school where uniforms are required. Jim, the fifth quint. worked on a neighbor's farm this summer. Each Sunday, the fa mily attends the Sacred Heart Church, filling two pews. The parents still shield the cbUdren from publicity, but don't try to hide them. AJl re- ques ts for interviews still go through the family attorne ys . The re are monthly re- quests. all turned down. TWO MILES SOUTHWEST OF town. JUSt beyond where the pavement turns to gravel. the windbreak is tall and thick behind the No Trespassing sign. They live in a cor· ne r or the 800 acres Andy Fischer was able lo buy from the proceeds or his children's fame. and where he raises black Angus. The family house -a mansion with 17 rooms and five baths -is more secluded than ever after 15 years. It was built soon after the quints were born through services and materJals donated by townspeople. An older sister . Charlotte, seven when the quints were born, has married and moved from home . The oldest brother a nd another sister will marry this year . Two older children. the quints and Cindy. born a year after the quints and now in the same grade. remain at home. MARY ANN FISCHER OFTEN said she wanted to raise the quints not as five special children, but as part or a family or 11 children. ·'They were not treated any differently from us." said an older sister. · -Set a s id e $597 . 719 in separate Harbors, Beaches and Parks District funds lo purchase a Brea area county landfill for a future regional park. Supervisor Ralph Diedrich, who proposed the allocation. s aid buying the park with separate district funds now would help offset county trash disposal costs. Osuuld Surprise Promised DALLAS (AP> -The FBI a gent who monitored Lee Harvey Oswald in Dallas before the assassination or President Kennedy says he has explosive revelations to make about lhe case, the Dallas Morning News reports. However, James P. Hos ty Jr .. now an agent in Kansas City. said the House assassination committee apparently is trying to avoid calling blm, the News s aid in a copyrighted story. Hosty, reached today al the FBI office in Kansas City, re· fused to comment about the story and would not confirm he talked to the newspaper. "If they are going to try and contain this assassination in· ves tigation like the Church I Senate intelligence I committee and the Warren Commission. they don't want me up there," the News quoted Hosty as say- ing. Hosty said his information is unrelated to either a threatening note Oswald delivered to the Dallas FBI in early November 1963 or to recurring rumors that Oswald was an FBI informant. Hosty gave a deposition Aug. 25. but is not scheduled to testify publicly at the House commit· tee's Sept. 20 hearing on the FBI and Department of Justice. J o hn C . Lawn, a s sistant special agent in charge of the Kansas City FBI, said Hosty talked to the Dallas Morning News but that he "has no new information to give." Lawn said Hosty told him the testimony in the deposition was tbe same he gave several years ago and even before lhat to the Warren Com- miss ion. There was no immediate com· Among park pro1 ects deleted were Lagun11 Niguel Regional Park expansion, acquisition of land for a Laguna Lakes park. restoration of the Sunset Beach Water Tower and partial fund~ needed ror completing Mil~ Square R~gional Park. Left in the county budget pro- pos11l so far. however. is nearly $40 million tn other parks. beaches and blkeway develop ment. Supe rvisors failed Friday t(I m ake 11 final decision on lht- S24 .3 million Thomas proposed for Sheriff Brad Gates' budget Gatei, 1:-. seeking $2 million mor<: Thoma~ warned ~uperv1sor-. they can't approve all Gates 11-o reques ting and still have enough tor all other county needs Oaange of Wind? Santa Ana police offi cer Rick Thompson, a member of a n Orange County sky·diving lt!am. intended t o parachute onto the field al halftime of the Rams·Atlanta Falcons football game Sunday at the Los Angeles Coliseum. Instead he was swept into the crowd and slightly injured. Patty Supported As Sister Speaks ment from the House committee SAN FRANCISCO <AP1 -eventually people •w1ll look back or t he Sen ate com mittee on Patty Hearst's 22-year-old sis-and be just so shocked that after Hosty's statements. ter. speaking publicly for the what she went though ... and Hosty has drawn the FBJ's first time about the imprisoned then she robbed a bank sur displeasure several limes for heiress' ordeal. predicts that rounded by people with machine com ments regarding Os wald p e ople w i ll s omeday be guns ... that she could be con and his part in the Nov. 22. 1963, "shocked that after what she vict ed underthec1rcumstances." assassinatinon. went through she could be con· Meanwhile. Patricia Hear5t'<. Hours after the assassination. victed." lawyer says he will file an ap Dallas police detective Jack In an interview with KPIX-TV plication for pres ide ntial Revill sent a memo to Police here. Anne Hearst said the effort clemency in connection with her Chief J esse Curry quoting Hosty to free her sister from pnson bank robbery conviction. as telling Revill lhe FBI knew was helped by the admission by Attorney Georgt• M artine 7 Oswald was "capable" or killing William a nd Emily Harris two said the application will be filed Kennedy before he allegedly did. weeks ago that they kidnapped with the Justice Department in FBI Direct.or J . Edgar Hoover Patty Hearst. Wa s h ington. where official:-. denied Hosty made the remarks "I'm very glad they came out would probably prepare a repon New Law Restricts to Revill, but suspended Hosty the way they did, as vidously as on the matter for the president Nl·xon Returns for a month without pay and re-they did. I thought it was good Martinez said his client wa~ assigned him to Kansas City. for some or the people in this "perkier than s he has been m .. 'Brutality' Access SACRAMENTO <AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. has signed legislation placing somewhat tighter restrictions on citizen ac- cess lo poUce files in cases or al· leged police brutality. The bill, SB 1436 by Sen. Den· nis C a rpenter. R -Ne wport Beach. covers cases in which persons accused or s uch crimes a s assaulting a police officer plead self-defense and allege an attack by the officer. Defen- dants frequently ask to see the 20th Game a Dr aw BAGUIO CITY, Philippines IA P > excellent derensive play by challenger Vlktor Korcbnoi a nd se v e ral weak moves by champion ANATOLY Karpov resulted in a d raw in the 20th game in the world chess championships. .. ADUcluuge For 'Klinger' FORT CARSON. Colo. (A P) -A 25-year -old Army sergeant, a pro· fessed bomosexual who re· cently wore a black eve- ning gown, high heels and wig to his battalion mess ha ll, bas received a n honorable discharge from the m lUtary. A spokesman al the bas e near Colorado Springs confirmed that Staff Sgt. Little E. "Bill" Douglas received his honorable djs. charge. Douglas dressed In drag for the mess hall visit on Sept. 1 to protest what he said was the Army:s foot draul.na on l'l1s discharge from the military officer's files to establis h a record of brutality. The bill, effective next Jan. 1. bars access to any records more than five years old. It also re- quires the defendant to describe the type of record sought, and give 10 days' prior notice to the police agency. Records could not be obtained that give the conclusions of one officer about another offi cer 's conduct. A judge will decide in a c lo s e d -d oor heari ng what records can be released. Current law specifies only that the defendant m ust prove to a judge lhat there is good cause to see the records and that t hey are relevant to the case, require- ments that will remain In effeet. Police groups say the current procedure can threaten an of· ficer's privacy and allow access to unproven complaint s. But civil liberties groups were able to win amendments to an earlier form of Carpenter 's bill that they said would virtually pro- hibit access to the files. Brown announced Friday that he had signed the measure . Playing For High Steaks? -RUSTON, La. (AP> -A man who said he had a gun robbed a fast-food restaurant 'of five ham. burgers, authorities said. Police w d John R. Williams, 32. was arrested near the res taurant and that • Yl ham- burgers were recovered shortly after the robbery Sunday. He was charged with armed rob- bery. No weapon was found Res taurant manager David Breithaupt said a man walked up to the count~r. said he had a 1un and demanded five ham· burgers flos ly's na me. auto license rountry to really take a look at long t ime." cheere d h y J From Trl•p and telephone number were in t ht• H arrises a nd see what number or prominent offlciab Os wald's notebook when he was they're really like k. h 1 r arrested. but the FBI did not dis· . I f see mg er re ease rom prison "A ot o people thought she Officials supporting her rt> In Redwoods close that to the Warre n Com· 1Patty1 kidnapped he rself or ran 1 e a s l' inc 1 u de s c n s. 1 mission in its first report on the off or something," she s aid Hayakawa. Rep Leo J . Ryan. Former President Richard M. notebook. The FBI reported it to Patty Hearst has served li1".! former FBI agent Charles Bate:. Nixon returned to his seaside the commission in a · sup-months of a seven.year term for and Lt. Gov. Mervin Oymally villa in San Clemente after plemental" report after re · participating in a San Francisco The latest addition to th1:-. spending the weekend in a cen· porters picked up the story. bank robbery with the Sym· group came when the Board ol tral California redwood forest In 1975. it was revealed that bionese Liberation Army ter Governors of the Lawyers Cluh with h is son-in-law, Edward Os wald left a threatening note at rorists who kidnapped her from or San Francisco called on Cox. and several other men. the Dallas FBI offi ce about two a Herkeleyapartmenlin 1974. carter lo commute her sen Nixon soent Saturdav nieht in weeks before the assassination. Anne Hearst said. "f think tence. a semi-remote a rea Of Kings ----------------------------------------- Canyon National Park. about 75 miles east of Fresno. according to Robert Johnson. owner of the Wilsonia Lodge. Johnson said Cox and at least 14 Secret Service agents accom· panied the former President, but he would not identify tbe other m en in Nixon's party. The lodge owner sai(I Nixon returned home Sunday. County Man Slain in Bar A 32-year-old Santa Ana man died early today of a stab wound suffered in a post-midnight bar fight. police reported. Jesus J . Mantano, 32, of 2701 W. McFadden Ave., died on the operating table at UCI Medical Center where h e was being treated for a stab wound in the liver. · Officers sald Mantano and ftve friends became involved In a fight wilh five to seven other men at the El Cantlnero Bar, 2.500 W. McFadden, shortly after midnight. No •~peels are in custody. police said. Bonn Talb Due BONN. West Germany (AP) President Hafez Asu.d of Syriu arrived today to began a fl ve·day stay Including dis- cu111lons on the Mldciast situa- t Ion. It Is the first visit to West Germany by a Syrian head of stale . ~ t,hq. alli~tor g:>e.e beck to ochoc)i ... f'rom our boys ckzpt R.QJ)19 LACOSTE loaj sl<ZeW. knit shir ts m t.Bey care polye.stlz.r arii. coU.on, m aesortctd. eo1id.B ond stripes 44 fahlon illand, newport center 644-5070 ,, • A-I DAILY PILOT Mondr,. Sept9f'l'lbef t 1. I 911 NATION I WEATHER Powell Retort Just ···Coasting Vesco Failed , . ~~--Pressure Bid? Ferry Me Back. • • BALBOA BLl1ES: Lonit Llmt> ""'lklenta 11nd regul•r • '1,itor' lo th1' best of all ~ble coa11U. would probi.bl) agrt't' U\llt It IS \ t•ry difficult to aet lost on th~ ferryboat ride from f\alboa to Balboa laland I managC'd to do 1t Saturday · Th1'I ktnd of tlt'Umg 106t l•n't ea6) At\tir all , we'ro h1lktnit about one of the world's ahortc:st boat ndea ttuw far ts lht• rros!tln£ bt>t,.een 81.tboa and the il'lland ' furlong. Mil)'~" Possibly 300 yard89 Not tar. In any t"Vl'nt Jot' Bt.'t'k's ituto cun'lnQ vc11'1el" make the cro3s1n1 so faxt that the) w;uaJ l.>· h11ve to "a1t on e1trh other lo dock. It tukeii longer to lond th.-en . bikes and pedestrian~ th1tn It (il~S to t·ruh;e urro~~ the r hanncl Tllf: WEATHER WAS beautiful. clear and briiht Suturda~ It w..is not C'Ondurlve to getting lost on the Balboa to-liulboa Is land ferryboat My wife and I had pulled our car into lint! for the ferry on the Peninsula side when our saga betltm It was then that "e noticed a Herti rent·&·truck alongside the f''Un Zone They were lo1tding poker ball machines from the penny arcade. Could this really be the fi rst signal for the demise or the half-<'entury old Fun Zone? Turned out that it was. My better half. however, got excited about this possibility. Thus while we were in line for the ferryboat, she got out of the car and worked her way through the Fun Zone. He Faded to Make it on Time to the Balboa Ferry interviewing the moving crew and other workmen who were helping vacate the penny arcade. NEXT TIDNG I KNEW, she had vanished. Cars began to move up in the ferryboat line. Still no wife. Pretty soon, it wa~ Just me and the car, fer ryboating across Balboa Bay, s ans wife. Calmly, I assessed the situation. She'd left her purse in the car, couldn't pay the fare if she caught the next boat. This was no time for panic. Use cold logic. She 'll follo" on the next boat anyway, dime or no dime. Calmly. I paid the ferryboCt l man for me, the car und her I ex· pl ained the blonde lady would be followin2 afoot on the next boat. The young man leaned over the rail and shouted the the ferryboat passing the other way, "The blonde lady over there is paid for!" He in tum relayed the word to the third fe!'ryboal operator-"The blonde lady over there's paid for !" I DOUBLE-PARKED on Balboa Island and waited. 1-·our ferryboats came and went. No blonde lady of my ac- quaintance was aboard any or them. Mumbling about my logic, I took the next ferry back to Balboa. ''We'll probably pass each other at mid·channel," I muttered. She was waiting somewhat impatiently at the Fun Zone. Her clear logic was that I would have parked the car on the island side, taken the ferry back on foot and picked her up ror the return ride to the car. It's very logical. A II of which proves a couple or things: 1. One person's logic 1~ another's illogic: and 2. In order to get lost on the Ralboa-Balboa Island fe rryboat, you really have to work a l it. Fire Near Denver Threatens Houses DENVER <AP> A fire in the sun-dried foothills southwest of Denver flared today, spreading to more than 1.800 acres o( timber and scrub brush and forcing renewed evacuation of scores or ex· pensive homes. authorities said. The fire re mained out of control today, although fire breaks had been <'Ut through the pine. spruce and scrub oaks and ringed most of the fire area. i\l the Johns ·Manv11le Corp. world headquarters, 1,800 employees were told lo stay home today because or the heavy s moke that bl anketed the $SS million complex. At one point Sun· day. names had licked to within 200 yards or the construction manufacturer's buildings, but Gene Amarino, a s pokesman for the company, said the buildings were no longer threatened. THURMONT. Md <AP> The Whitt• House says fugitive flnanrler H.obert L. Vesco tried but fo aled to gel several of Pres1 dent Carter's closei:.t advisers Including tus choice a~ secretary or :state to help end Vesco's legit! problems. J ucty P owell , While llou:-ol' press se<.'r~tary , said t•ffil!):;urics for Vesco, who 1s hid· m g in the Bahamas from trial on fr.it• federal indictments. made an approat•h in December 1976 to C \' rw .. R Va net'. after he was designated secretary of state. and apparently sought aid from Attornl'y General Griffin 8 . Bell IN ADDITION. Powell told a group or r e porters at t he Mide ast summit press center here, a Vesco hireling wanted to seek help from Carter 's prin· c ipal assistant, Ha milto n J ordan, but was dissuaded from doing so by Richard Harden. a . lower-ranking presidential aide . Powell said. however, the ad· ministration wa nts to arrest Vesco and bring him to trial. He produced statements from ad· minis tration officials t hat the Vesco m a tte r had gotten highest·level attention, including face-lo·face exchanges between Carter and his wife Rosalynn, on separate occasions last year. with the n· President Daniel Odube r of Costa Rica, where Vesco li ved until May. Powell met with reporters late Sunday after syndicated colum- nis t Jack Anderson reported 4Teens Die; Driver Held In Collision DENVER <AP ) One mo· ment, they were laughing and waitinJ:: for more friends to ar· rive at the deserted country road they had chosen for their party. Soon . four teen.ager were dead . their mutilated bodies strewn along the road. Two others were injured. A SCHOOLMATE in a car had plowe d through the crowd gat hered on the road , police said, then crashed into two other cars. The driver. 18-year·old Ralph Crowe. was jailed later Sunday for investigation of vehicular ho m ic ide. Denver police said. De ad at the scene were Jay Chase, 17 : Barry G. Harrel. 16: J erry L. llimpley, 17, and Jef· frey M. Cain_. 18. poliC£ saicL They were from Commerce (;ity. Robert Nelson and Robert Blum, both 17 and also of Com· merce City, were fl own by he licopte r to St. Anthony Hospital. where they were re· ported in stable condition Sun day, police said. 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II Corldlllont "°°' that Vesco direc~ a "high pres· sure lobbying c ampaign" at Jordan and Atlanta attorney Ch a rles Kirbo. a Carter in· timate. <Anderson 's columns appear regularly on the Daily Pilot's editorial page.> KIRBO AND JORDAN both angrily denjed Anderson's ac· cusations, saying they bad never made any effort to intercede on Vesco's beha lf or ever been asked to do so. Powell acknowledged that an Albany, Ga .• attorney, Spencer Lee. was retained in Vesco's behalf. He said Lee. a Carter campaign manager in 1976, was a longtime Jordan friend from the s ame hometown. Anderson's column, distribut· ed to newspapers last week for release today. originally began by s aying: ··Pres ident Carter's two close st confida nts. top aide Hamilton Jordan and Atlanta al· tomey Charles Kirbo, have beeo linked to a $10 million political fix." B UT ANDERSON SENT newspapers a revised version of the column over the weekend, e liminating the refer e nce to Jordan and Kirbo being "linked to a SlO million political fix ." The column was revised as the administration mounted an ex· traordinary effort to counter An· der son's original a llegations. This effort included : The hiring by Jordan on Saturday of Edward Bennett William s. celebrated Washington trial lawyer. and Is· suance by Jordan of a statement containing a thinly veiled threat to sue Anderson. -THE CONVENING of at leas t two unannounced White Ho use brie fin gs at which Jordan. Powell and officials of the Departments of Justice and Stnte s ought to ref ute An· derson's original column. A Washington briefing on Sunday at which Powell even produced Robert Fiske. the holdover U.S. attorney from the Ford administration who would be responsible for pros~uting Vesco from Fiske's base in New York City. And e rson s aid S unday he rewrote parts of his column because the Justice Department later provided him new informa· lion about its efforts to get Vesco back to the United States. Seeking Shelter A fa mily of refugees from Leon. Nicaragua. peers from the te mporary she lter of a makeshift tent after a battll- between heavily armed troopers and left.wing guernlla~ at Leon. Red Cross officials said the fi ghting claimed at least seven lives in the city. Striking Teachers Postpone Classes By The Associated Press Negotiators in New Orleans announced a tentative agreement to end a two-week-old teachers' strike early today. but more than c. half·million pupi ls across the country were still out of school because of teacher walkouts. New Orleans school officials canceled classe-; today pending ap. prova l of lht• contract by teachers and the school board. but they hoped schools would re· open Tuesday for the district's 91.000 pupils. Cit ies whe r e teachers. re· turn e d to work incl uded Philadelphia. 250.000 students: Norwalk, Conn .. 14,000 students: Waterloo, Ill. 2,000 students and Collinsville, 111.. 7 ,200 students. Cities whose school systems were struck by teachers include FaJI River. Mass., 14.500 stu· dents; Chelmsford. Maas .• 8.300 students; Cleveland. 100,000 stu· de nts: Chicago City colleges; 112.000 students: Dayton. Ohio, 38.000 stude nts : Bridgeport. Conn .. 22.500 s tudents: Cranston, R. L. 12.500 students. and Burlington, Vt. Be's Oar Bind of Kid Honesty and persiste nce paid off for a Daily Pilot Carrier r ecently. Carrier Andy Saponaro. 12. spotted u waJlet laying next to a parked car while on his rout(' in Corona dl'I Ma r. "I finished my route. because my mom said it always comes first. and I came back in l L'n minull'~." S:iJlQn <u o said. ··since the c;.ir nl•xt to thl• wulh·1 was the only one in the µ:· ·king lot. I decided the owner mu~t h<' in I ht· complex." he said. With some difficult y he found the owner. Carmen Osterhoudt "He was s uch u nic(' k1tt that. \\hen 1 w e nt to give h1111 thl' cou plt• dolla r s in my wallet for a reward. I had to force th<.' money in his pocket. .. Mrs. Osterhoudt sa id. "I was so glarl to ~et my credit card~ back t hat I had to bl.-~krn wht•n he rc:-.1!>1N t the money, .. s he <trlrkrl .. , think at·~ important this kind of k id delivers the Dall} Pilot." sht! said. "I wanted to rel urn 1t because I knew it was someone e lse's wallet," Sapon aro said The Dally Pilot is proud of Andy and t he m ore t han 000 boys a nd girls who earn money whal e lea rning important les sons about life. people and good bus incs:- ( mml~ll OOlLi] 642-4321 STOCKS I BUSINESS Monday"M NYSE 2 p .m. (E DT) Pric~s .. COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS UUol•t1on\ r. l\IO!t lf..0-~ ~ t"-' ""•• •••• M1•.,..,t P•tlfft f'RW tk>\IC>ft Dttr~t •net (Utt •ft"•l• \tOt• • .,~, M\tl ft00''fll Of 1f\f ,.,.., on•• 4''"°' l•tlonot .._,urlh•' Ofo•'•'' .,_, hhtlrw1 '· lo (•1 v v •'10 6 " "'• !O " ~] ,, <() ·~ I/ ~ •0'413) 11. 17 • llO •J• • 37 8 • ·~ 1 ' lJ I) • q~ 76 • 01 14 ... 1'10 83 1100 101 , • ' I~~ n .. 147 u .. wun .... ' .. " .. .. . '• ' '• Monday September 11 1978 s OAILY PILOl BS Own a Car? Many More A re Le'"i11g By Mii.TON MOSKOWITZ Uo you own tht: tar you dnve' The chc!mt!~ lifl' ~ou do l'Ven though you may bt: pa" 1.ng a lo~rn on 11 but the ltkehhood of your not ownanli( 1t I!> increasing yeu by ycu1 More and mon <: ars on tht road are being rented for ~hort term use or leased for Ion~ term service THE D()(;UMENTATION Ot THIS trend comcl> from .1 preJud1ced par tic1p.1nt 111 t ht l~ase rental bu!>anesi; the Hertz Corp a d1v1 s1on of RCA However the figures an starthng no matte r wher~ they came Crom According to Hertz 21 7 percent of the curs that camt ofr U S assembly lines went into lease rental sen 1cl· 1n 1977 1 hats up s harply from the 12 l percent rule of IU years ago and the J 7 percent r atl:' of 1960 It s not JUSt com pan1es w1th thl:'ir fleet:; of cars that account for thts s purt a l thou~h t hev IHt: the brgge!>t factor lnd1v1duals abo an: turning to leasing attracted by a van<'ly Money Tree of plans offered by car dealer!> bankl> and comp.lll11.:s 111.,1 s f)c( 1altze in leasing T llE STATIST ICS METl(t:LOt:Sl..\ comp11ed b' I lt>rt1. "ho" this p1ctun lndl\ 1du.1b druv<: I :I million lt:a'>t.:rl c ;ir-. l<.1s t '1 i.lr up from '187 000 an 1967 Rt•\ cnul from th<: ILai:.ang camt.: It, $1 2 billion Lea!>td cars an pasM.>ngcr fleets totaled 2 5 m1lhw last ) ear uµ from I 3 m1ll1on 10 years a go Revenue w.i· S7 9 b1lhon Cars an short l<'r m n ntal -.erv1ce tot.ill d 38S UOC ltJst )Car up from 204 000 In t%7 Thl' t:ntart' lea!>e rcntol busuws!> taunting both t ur• und trucks 1s al the 1ncred1hll' level of $20 h11l111n a ~t>ar 1n lht: lJ nited Stall'" HERTZ LOOKS fo'C)R MOR£ of the samt' in the futun Why not·• R1d1ng this t1dl' 1b rcvrnu<:~ have balloonuJ fa om S125 m11l1on an t9fiO to SS:\R m1llton l<.1st year flt:rt..: expects the lea.,l rental bus iness to hat SIOf• b11l1on a )t':lt by the end of the 1980s It expects that h<•fo1 t long 40 percent of US passenger car productwn wall bt.: entering lease or rental service What does 1l mean" On<: Prrdf:' an owning a c<.1r 1s on the Wa\ out 'Whut.., to h<.' proud or rn d £'di I hut has to be recallerl for dded.s '1 T"n When tht family runabout thdl ust:d lo Mst S2 UOO est Jlat<•s tu s.5 000 1t ' ll•mptrn~ lo we cum b to a lease dei.11 l hat docl> not rt><iu1rt• a lot of monf'\ up front to drivl• away 'Who h as the monc v anywa)' Three The menhants or debt .1rt-ahvt' and "ell 1 Nevt.-1 mind tht' interest cost Whal s tht: monthly pavmt nl" 1 BESIOFS. IT WILL BE muc-h !>rmpl(•r when the ren lcr<> and lea.st:rs i?.cl their way Tht autri ('ompanies then v.on l h.Jve lo l >.pen1I effort sdlrnj.l driH•r <: 11n 1he1r \chicles Thev w1ll 1u.st sit down in a room with Htrtl A"'' and a couple of other big l('US~I !:. and '><'Y OK wh<1l rto )' ou offer for on( malhon car'> Pessimism Hails Economic News Cahfornians are pess1m1st1c Jbl>ut the etonnm) and s how continued concern ahout 1nrlat ion • .H cording to 1 cons umer attitude s urvey conducterl for Hank of Amenc.1 The survey s well being index mt•asunnJ? how Callror n1ans are getting along f1n <1m 1<111)' today compared to 1 Har ago dropped for Lhc third c:onsccut1vc t1mt: rn i.tuf111 ... rnnductcd s mce the beganninJ? of the yl'ar The July reading or 123 was down thrc<: point.. from May and dov.n 10 points from J;Jnuan Of lht' 897 C.11tfor n1ans qucned 26 Pl rt ent said tht \ are wor.se off today Jnd 23 oercent said thcv could ~ec no changt Consumer confide nce that annat1on can be controlled rel overC'd f1 ve point:-. 111 luly to 67 the scconc! lowt•.,t rl'uding 111 lht sun t' ... th1 cc: yc<ir h1 ... fc)ry 'r \Kl:\(; ST()( I\. r ht• ., 11 1! hi r I 11lvl r v ron11n111 ... lu rl'fl l'Cl till OVel 1111 lfHI <'e m .1bout the rn!>t of hvang suHJ Fred 'T htt:mann h• ,ed of rn 1rklting rt'>1,1nh for tlH h<.1nk 1.ixcs l.1hor disputes :ind th(; dnll:ir c; dt'clm<: art' Hll k< y l ll'mcnls in lhL• ps yc ho logy of t 1msumt r ... I hl' 1ndl•X m1.:as unng thl t11ns umer out look for thl' futurt mcrc.iscd an July to I JS thr<:t points abovl' tht MJ v 1eading This indicator Th1emJnn s1:11d lends to be mort: st1:1hlt than the othPr t"o rdh Cling Jong term opllmrs m dcsp•tt the generally gloomy outlook on the current C'Co nomy Se~urlde• SPnti nar S.-lwdtdftl Stealing h f31g Ousine.,s 1.., th< lltll or 1111 r1r-,t ...t:t·ur1t1c ...... cmanar .. rhedulc~ bv SaddlebJcl.. Colltgc m M1ss1on V1c'JO It will he held Ocl 7 rrom ,_ JO J m to noon J\ttendance 1s restricted to owner-. of bu messes pn 'I dc:nts partners pnnc1pab am1 upPi!r level managemu11 ftt•g1strallon information rs uvallahle a t the eollegt.: 831 7532 Hussell J llumphrres an authority m the secunty con suiting anvest1gallve field wall mode rate the session During the past 25 years he has spoken befort' rf'llll t than 500 business and professional groups on the s ubJHI PilfNagc Inte rnal External and How to Control ll lits articles on the topic A L1ct•nse to Steal have ap Pt a re d an national trade public at1ons ll1s two books Stealing and Stealing l s 8 1g Husiness Wi ii t)c part or lht• tPxt m .1ltria l ,ind will h( av1.1ll,1hle during lht• st mm<J1 llumphnt.'' 1s vu t' president a nd director of rmer.1t1om. of West cm Cunsult:rnts Oranl'(c Tetlf 'N Righi N A 1nii 9nnl ThP National Coumil of Rus11w ..... Extc Ull\l'S lfunt ington Bt.:a t h has .1n nounced lhl' iJ ~·.ignnH Ill rm worldwide d1slnbut1on rights for a tt.,l used to l \ a luJll executives and predict th£'1r s ucceS!> an hus1ne!>s R M Greene & J\ssoc1ates develop1:r of t h1 lest .1s s ig ned the rights lo the council rn an agreement that in volves rontanuan~ consulting services The tesl consists of 52 mult1ph.• choice que'\taons 11 1s to measure variables according lo Thomas Stiltz pr<!M dent of the council that include crcal1~1l}' JOb mob1lit~ voc,abulary understand1n~ of or)!an1z:itwn11l ronceph ability to manipulate people skill an handhnJ.! qu<•nlllllH concepts t!'ntfency to look a head L1nfl ,1\01d blame placan~ and knowledge of mana~e mcnt rolklorP SCORE S pon11or11 Contrrr n.-.-11 M arkctanf( a nd finance thcmt'" "ill ht• rovN(•d rn rr~1· conferences ut the California n11~1n"s" an<I Industry Show Sept 19 nod 20 M the Anaheim Convention Center Scheduled between 9 a m and noon each day tht• conferences ure designed to provide new tind prsopecllvl' business owners with consideration~ tn m arketing and finan('lal decision m uktnlil Each mornings program will be compri:scd of thrtte lectures T he Sept 19 program Get Rcndy, Get SN. St>ll feoturcs lecture on marketing conce pts site loc11 tlon ond s<·lllnfl T he-S<'Pt 20 program "Walking the Financial l'lnnn lng TIE(ht rope features lex tu res on bus1 ncss s tart up C'O!il~ fannnc1al planmnJt and businct1i. an :sur a net ThL· Serv1ct> Corps of Hctlrt>d Eitecuuves of Oranf(e County ls sponsortn~ thr conforentPs with the U S Small Bus iness Admin1strat1on •n conjunction v.1th the Cahforn1a Bus1 ncs' und Industry ShOw Info rmation as .available from Lurry Oy~urt 558 0846 • DAii Y P1LOl Mono1y Sepltmt»t I I 11111 MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson BOOMER . -.. Ho e I {Ought the monster? The on )wer 1~ yt•\ ond no 1 FUNKY WINKERBEAN by Tom Batiuk 1 (, Ll ~t 'D [.;If ... LL11V't: '1l!. 1- C.t XJ f"A( UL.Jt,1 i\GY~-t'>M> t- ~"'-i1 Nti.J..) THI'" YEAR ALL TH£ tl.HOOLb I~ THE DISTRICT WILL. BE. IF Tl-lE. SCHOOL LEW PASOfo, 1HE ~00!.5 Will. 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