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Home My WebLink About1978-09-22 - Orange Coast Pilot•, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 22, 1971 Reag~ to Ride Taxes In White House Race?: "°"-. fl llfO ... I M,C'n09lll. ....... High Sehool Grid Results . . :-==:......:==-.:::====-==~----==---·- Mesa Man Suing Laguna-Chief • Pursuit Ends in Fiery Crash SThis Week Lag11na Chief Sued Mesa Man Seeking $250,000. - T he man slugged by Police Chief Jon Sparks in a Laguna Beach restaurant June 29 wants $250,000 to compensate him for alleged injuries. humiliation and damage to his reputation. And t!ie woman who was with 31-year-old Delbert 14albiesop of Costa Mes·a during tFie fracas in · the Jvy House Restaurant is seeking $50,000 to compensate her for her troubles. The $300.000 lawsuit filed Thursday in Orange County Superior Court by Mathieson a nd Sondra Hone seeks to recover what the pair aJlege are actual and punitive damages. Should Sparks not oo able to foot the bi 11 if they are eventual l y awarded the damages. Mathieson and Miss CrashEmD Hone want the city and Ivy Solomon also said Sparks was H o u s e o p e r a t o r s b e 1 d not acting as an employee of the responsible. city the evening of the alleged The suit alleges the cit y unprovoked assault on s hares res ponsibility as a Mathieson. co-defendant because it, in The incident touched off the effect. condoned Sparks' police chief's suspension without behavior b_y keeping him on as p ~ and a s ubs e q u en t poITCe cruer. ---· reinstatement that ~ "bitter Monarch Bay Restaurant criticism from city police Corp., Ivy House operators, are officers. also named as a co-defendant because its workers were aware Sparks fell short or admitting of the police chief's alleged he assaulted Mathieson when in reputation as .. a person of a Municipal Court action he violent, vicious and dangerous pleaded oo contest to an usault character... charge aad eaid 8$500 floe. Today. Sparks said be has not The Mathieson civil suit says yet seen the civil complaint and the alleged assault was will not comme nt on its unprovoked. allegations until he talks with It claims the Costa Mesa truck his attorney. driver in addition to being Laguna Beach City Manager punched by the police chief was Fred Solomon said Mathieson's pinned in a restaurant booth by earlier claim for damages bas a table slammed against him been turned over to the city's and attacked about the face with _j qsyrancc:, · ~---a.alaarp91ij~., t .. .r.a>'l.t'a.:. ~ POf&.:JiiM~;wb~::~~ ~· H >J( ed -~~~~j:~~ .a:.ecupees unt . _.._.,_ nus An. l tllflt• LOUISIAIA Altu"*ii • la ton R0tttt • Tax I ssue Reagan Mulls 1980 Election CHICAGO <AP> -Ronald Reagan said today that there is l~~~~~~~~~~~J a "djstinct possibility" he will run for president in 1980 and that .z-Jb,t ta~e.tS.JAYoll WQU.)tl ~-.. "( have not closed the door.'· Reaga n stud ut u n e w)j\ conference ... There 1s a dtstin('t possibility that I will be a _c:.andi ate." ............ Mw Ollf'l~ This m ap locate s Hackberry, La .. where a fire e rupted Thurs day at a special oil bank where the government has been filling underground cavp~l')A.L:t.....wit~ ~:r~·~t~P&ge A4.) -leadfngusue. -· · - Reagan, participating in the Republican Party 's cross-cOWltry "Tax Blitz," s aid it may take an unforeseen development to keep him out of the race. · Reagtrn said th~ &~tiY°er r e volt whi c h erupted 1n f.al ifornla thi s yeur hitll.1 ri~gered a national reaction he thinks will carry over into the 1980 campaign. "Whether I'll be running ~ I\ cand1datl' or whetht•r l 'll ~ campaigning for others, I 'm i:olng to continue to tout this as a rHlrl of b1t S IC Rep ublicu n philosophy." Reagan said The "Tax Uhti" arrived In town Thursday, with Republicun Chairman Biil Brock conceding -4-..! B • 1t may take yeur.i to convince rt.IU~gay f,Q,S working peo~1lc t~at the GOP &firemen Charges HB • , "I: ... t...;. ~!~'-'-. ~>~r;·U~,1,""~~-m .,._e>: l , A ired Huntrngton ueacti tJfb econ · fireman claims in a lawsuit that cut. he was humiliated ridiculed and "We're trying to c hange • F OW Critical MILPITAS (AP> -Sbetiff's deputies were searcltlng for two of seven inmates wbo shimmied up_a basketball pole. pried loose an overhead screen and e.scaped from a women's prison here. Five of the women were caught soon after they escaped from the Elmwood Women's Detention Palaful Deaths embarrassed bec'ause he was deeply rooted impression, but ( one of several homosexuals tn CSee R EAGAN, Page A2) the department. Four people were critically in· ju red in Anaheim la~ Thursday night when a car being pursued by Cypress police crashed into another auto and burs t in names. Anaheim police said the two men in the chased car were seriously burned over much o( their bodies. Their auto was engulftd in names after it slammed into , another car shortly after 11 p.m . at Lincoln A venue and Beach Boulevard. Neither man bas been iden· tified. Both men were taken to the bum center at UCI Medical Center and both were said to be in cr itical c:oodilion today. Also ~ured when their auto was burled an estimated 115 feet when hit from the rear by the car being chased was a Buena Park couple, Vincent Iasparro, 42, and Mary lasparro, 40. Cypres,, police said the two- mile chase of the two men in the 1966-modeJ car began wben an officer noticed what he described as suspicious behavior. When he attempted to hall the auto to a curb stop, t.be car•a driver sped orr an<l the cbue that ended With the crub wu oo, police saJd. FaciUty. High School Grid Scores The high school football season's under way along the Orange Coast. For de· tails. see tbe sports pages. starting on B7. San Clemente Coroaa del Mar Edlsoo C1ay011 Daaa 111111 IMA• .... taQ•llU Ocea• View Mls1loeV1ejo Sad4lebadl 21 1 zt %4 • • zt 23 21 1 -Poisoner Kilh S • Dogs in Newport By IOCBABL PASKEVJOI °' .................. A dog J>Olloner in Corona del Mar bu furecHlve neighborhood pets to a painful death this week by settlu out pte Um filled with poison.laced bamburser, Newport Beach police said today. Police are warning reslctents in the area' north of MacArtbur W.ulevard and East Coast Hlghway to keep track of their pets. Parents also should wam thelr cblldren not to touch any food they may find outdoors, said Detective Lee Roberts. ·•we don't have a motive yet." Det. Roberts said today. "We could be talking about somtone wbo is upset about a child being bitten or dogs running around. Maybe hJs cat was killed., or It's just someone having some mental problems." he added. • Seven pets have been stricken since Saturday, said Roberts. One dog recovered and another is still recuperating at a pet hospital. The type of poison used has yet to be ldenUfled but· oollce <See DOGS, P11e A2) FUU AND HIGH, BURGLARS LEAVE PORTLAND. Ore. <AP) - The burglars were aelectlve. They broke into Margaret Winters' home whUe she was away, took a pizza from the refrigerator, cookCd and at.e It, and placed two dirty plates neat- ly In the sink. And, she told police. they plucJ<ed all the leaves from • marijuana plant In a suit filed in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles, Robert smrrh, 26, clalms fire aepart ment officials engaged In a con· spiracy to deny him· Constitu- tional rights. Smith is seeking general damages•to be set by the court as well as exemplary and punitive damages amountmg \.0 $50,000. Smith also wants the court lo order the city to desist "from carrying on and pereetualing" such behavior. It is unclear whether Smith wants his Job back, or lf he would take it If he wins thf' lawsuit. Fire Chief Ray Picard saJd thJs week that be fired Smith for Job performance reasons, und withdut the knowledge of whether or not he is a homosex· ual. Picard is named in the 8uil along with Fire Capt. Jame8 Kettler, 8auaUon Chief Frank Kelly and supervlsor Larry Mar•bburn. "He couldn't 1ct along with olt\er peopl~J" Picard declared. "He waJ aeu-centered 1nd not a team man. Thia led to con· mets." Picard added that he bad no <~ FlllEMAN. Pa1e AU . . ... --.. -... --'·"----·-. . eoa' Patchy fott and low clouds near Lhc coast ear· ly Saturduy becoming fair after mid -morning Cooler. Lows toniRhl ~7 to 62. Hig'hs Sutur'cluy from 68 lo 72 at the h<iuches to 80 to 85 inland I NSI DE 'l'OD 1' \' SlaQl' and aorf'tn 1how atoppu Anthony lfoplo1t1' od vice to young Cv•to Me1m ()(' 1or11 -"he care/ul what you wt ah for" -opplwi1 to awr uone Stt Puqc: c I ..... -~~ .. ••i•• Cl>• ,,.,,...., ,,_ .. 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"°'" bt>in~,,hud<>wl'd by a'"" man Ari.b · reJt't.'taon1:;t lt'um tq Ing tu ...,._, __ -=-:::......U.c.k. th 11 ~ HUUif,J \ --- I. { n u nolht.•r dt.·\ 1·lopment So~· t ~l l'rt"nclt•n t l.t•11n1c1 I Bremnev rctlerat~ ht , nttltOO ' Fir works limn d for Or~e Fire Count) ftrt· uffJ<•1all> have blamed ilh·~al hreworks for the l>tart of a fm.· nc;.ir Ornngc th1tt l'aus ed an l'Sl 1matcd $51 .0-00 wor:th of damagl' to two homes Thursday. npp11:-.1Uon 111 tht• <'ump 1>11\lhl p I u h l o cl u ~ . <' a 11 I n lot I t a 11cr urtttt· 1h·a1 .. h•·t wt>t•11 l':t:YP' ;i 111 I !> 1 111· I t h 11 t pro d u n· d nnt hin.: hut ttw 1111110011 of a M.~lllt'rrtt'IU It ,·on oply mako the> l'lltuatlon In tht Middle Enst l'\l'll m o11• t•x11l1.1kl\'1'." ll1t•.thnl'v •om m1•11h·d Ill .1 "Pt.'t•c·h 10 lhl· ..uotht·rn St1• wl l 'm11n 6 ftt·r a v.111 k111.: h1111•h locluy v.lth r nnM' Suftan. fhc act111)( ' SJud1 forotJ,!n m1m-.tcr, Vuncl' -..mJ be and \hl· ~au<.h., uvt'r two '111 '"' h<-lcl ''"ffi'hC'U..,sfotlt. t n 4"iplh thut were ab!>olutely ~sMmtuu · But. ai. w Jordan eurller ttus w ee k . h e r e port e d n o rom mltments Thon the Syrian government annollnl·ed it was postponing Vance's vis it S aturd ay to D~mu!icUS. the :scheduled third !!lop or hts trip, where he was i.iol ng to t.,ry to te mper President II u h?"l Ass ad · s s tau n c h o 11 µ o s 1 t 1 o n l o t h e ls 1 aeli-Egypt1an agreements. The SS'ri,a n llhnauncement !.;.11d the Vance v1sit was being put off indefinitely-because Ute "three-day;old summit meetbrgin Damascus of hard-line Arab leaders was extending through ~-::~:o::::==--~--==~-=--'~~ttbus tjERO:.S _ ~ WEtC"O~--A4" thl· weekend. It said Assad apologized lo Vance for the inconverucnce. The r e was no immediate exp lanation or a n y likely addi tio nal r e as ons b e hind Sy r.i a 's _las t .minu te postponement of the visil. Li b yan leader Moamm ar Khadafy and Palestinian chief V a ss er Arafat l e f t th e~ Damascus summit today and une x pectedly t r aveled to -_y • ,,.....,.... -EDGAR BERGEN AND FRIENDS IN 1938 P+iOTO He, Charlie McCarthy. Mortimer Snerd Re tiring Berge"' McCarthy Bicker to t he L ast By BOB THOMAS rest of his lire After that the HO LLYWOOD !AP) -After dummy Wtll have a home al the 56 y ears of partnership. you Smithsonian Institution . might tlunk Charlie McCarthy Bergen's lii;>s ma.Y move when would show a little gratitude be l h rows ~1s voice. but that P,....Patre A J FIREMAN • • knowledge of homosexuals on lhe rorce, as Smith contends. ··My only concern is that the job gets done." Picard said. Smith was employed as a tire media specialist from Aug. JO. 1977 to Feb. 3, 1978. His duties involved preparing films and malntalnJng material for fire de- partment training sessions. lie said Tuesday h.e believes be was fired because or bis !jex- ual preference. Smith contends in hiti suit that he suffered anxie· ty a nd stress and that his re· putation was impaired. He declined to say Tuesday how many other firemen may be homosexuals. Citing harassment from fire fCicials_thc s uit .slates.. that a department officer said loudly in the presence of others, ''Kis-s me. sweet.heart.." Smith. claim ·that · a nother- s u p~r vi !Sol"y •o-rrt e·tH m1l1'e s wishing und Ii m p-wris ted geslur(!!\ toward him. Sm 1th also claims that still a nother s upervisory o fficer i.wung ill him with his fist. but didn 't hit him. That is alleged to huvc happl'n(·d l;;st October in the tower oi l hl' fiothard Street Truinmi;i Center. S mith's a ttorney, George Co-n row. said t he H untington Beach l''ire Department disliked having a gay. "They are begin- ning to r e alize they have several." be contended. Fire Capt Rruce Turbevillt- l>aid tb(• roof firt> startt>d~ -: ... oml-!.ort o lrir"t•wn'"fklrp"vict' lit 12902 Ros1land Strc~t M•nt wind hlown s park., 10 houM•top:-. a hlock awa' • Jorda n. where they m et with King Hussein in an apparent bid to talk him int.o joining ·their "rejertionist" front against the <;,,~~..J2.av~pjap .. ___ _:~ _ -.- m ean wh i I e . E gy pt11:1 n Pres id e nt Anwa r Sadat 1s willing to "assume t he Arab role" in negotiating the future of the Wes t Bank a nd Gaza if Jordan and other Arab states reject the framework produced by the Camp David summit, according to letters released by the While House today. when EdgC1r Bergen announced ha.s n_'t kept_ him from making _th~c_r~wre~nt Not so. ~m1q1oos w1.t~cCM-l!1Y ..... ~he '"How can you rl'flre when you dol~1s'fi Moflim~r Sne?'a. the Ol<r" Cit y Attorney Gail Hutton s-&tt.1-:-;' It ;s not. th~licy of th.is city to discriminate against anyone on any grounds.·· haven't work('d i.1ncc you met maid .Effie Klmker and other me?" wai. the monocled dum-dummies. . . On(' of 'tho.,<· rt><Jfs. at 12S92 Loretta St.. bur.,t into rlamt-s. Turbev1llt• .,aid my's wide (•ycd response when . Berge~ said. Char lie was born ·Be rgen to.aid at a news con· m 1922. but l ve always thought f c r e n c e Thur!> d ay that of him as an 11 or 1.2-year·old " A pre-trial conf erence is scheduled Nov 6. By the time firef1~hters who we re called to the scene s hortly before 3 p m.. the roof at the Ros iland Street address was blazing and about 30 minutes lttter there were flames shooting skyward from the Loretta Street. home T urbeville said today that illegal fireworks huvt• caused mort• than $100.(.IOO worth or fire dC1m·uge in county µrotcc·ted fire areas since J uly 6. The fire captain also said it is not yet known who either hurled OJ: fi red the firework device that started Thursday's fires. Young Cyclist Hurt; Driver Flees Scen e /\ 15-year-old Irvine boy was knocked to the pavemenl off h11> motorcycle Thursday by a car whose driver sped away without stoppin~. pohC'e said tcxfay . Kev in Pc1t hm an. of 4101 Salac1a Drive, was treated at Tustin Community Hospital for a. sµrC1incd wrist and scraped knee. then released to go home . Peilhm;m told police he w11s ridi n~ in <m a lleyway behind a !'\avings and loun firm in the Wnlnut Shopping Cente r. at W ~lnut Avenue a nd -Culver Orrve. wh en he heC1 rd a loud l'ngine roar. The boy said that the next thing he knew. hC' was s prawled on the pavement He s aid he never saw the car Jarvis R eveals Tax Cut Plan APWl ....... MI f'utur~ Queen? Emigre Angelika La sans ky. 29 . a Czech countess. has been linkl•c! romanticall y wit h Prince Cha rl e s of England. She lives in Paris. A l th o ugh s om e what a.m biguou.s. the language in the letters appears to bold out the possibility that a Palestinian Arab civil government could be set up for t he territory without the consent or Jordan. which once contro11ed it. Sadat said be would be prepared to enter negotiations on the West Bank a nd Gaza "fo lJowi ng consultations with Jordan and the representatives of the Palestinian people." but gave no commitment to follow th e ir l ead in a n y s u c h negotiations. f',....Pa~AJ REAGAN ••. think you can over a period of time." Brock said. The blitz is prom oting a variety of Republican tax proposals . principally a bill writte n by Rep. J ack Kemp. R-N Y .. and Sen .. William V. Roth, R·Del., which would cut income taxes by 33 percent over the next three years. Th e Senate F i n a nc e Committee has r ejected the proposal and is working on a De mocratU: plan calling for s maller cuts. The House also has passed a tax-cut proposal. but it Nixon R e turn To _Politics Nixed in Poll -_ ~o uld re_s ult jn a--smaller reduction than the GOP plan. The seven-state blitz ends SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A large ma1ority of Californians disapprove of former President Nixon resuming his political career as a candidate for office or as the U S. ambassador to China . pollster Mervin Field said today. According to the poll , aboul tonight with a rally at Knotts Berry Farm in Orange County. with former President Gerald Ford as lbe principa l s peaker after s t of s i n New York . Pb i lade phia . D e tr o it , Minneapolis, Chicago a nd Oklahoma City. ATLANTA (A P ) -Howard th r ee -quarte r s o f the 543 Fro• Page A J J ar v 1s. lhl' 76· year-old force Californians survl'ycd s aid they bt'h1nd C1:11ifornia's Proposition would not vote for Nixon if he 13 lax-cutting measure, came to ran for a Senate scat. By the ~'9.~~J.'. J.Q.Rlatl'°1fll<U"..C . :uimJ: .~.J!q~in._ t_h,gse . q!lcstioned --~-~1rn<nl6tif~o1uff~·~~~~~' ~ At a news conference, J1>.rvis hurt the ch a n'Ce s of other 09tlined a pla n to cut federal in· candidates if he campaigned on come taxes by $50 billion and to their behalf. reduce government spending by However, the poll also showed $100 billion in the next four that more people forgive Nixon yp.a rs. . . for his in v...o l veme n t i n •"It (the plan ) will be in· Wa tergate. with 43 p ercent troduced io the Congres~. and s u p p o r ti n g th e f o rm e r W.C 're going t.o try to get it enact· pres ident's pardon. ICl by the rirst of tbe year'," be More than half of the people - Sltid. 52 pe rcent -b eli eve that DAILY PILOT .,,._ °''~fo-I O"•IY p,, ,, w~tl\""~'°'1 ,,..,.. 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Three of the dead animals were pets of residents of Key West in Corona del Mar In each poisoning. animafs s b4wed. s igns of intense-s.t-0ma<!h pain and stiffened legs before going into convuls ions a nd dying . One of the stricken pels was a three-month old Labr ador re trieve r . Police s aid one resident had both of his dots poisoned. P o lice s aid th ey h ave recovered an aluminum pie tin they believe was used in at least one poisoning. PeQons with information about the poisonings should contact police at fA.4·3782. ... J•t•. c .... , .J Po\1{11f'f'll .tnd Qirne.-.,_f M.4""'>"1 '"•"''' ....... . [dlfOf ff\1'9\.1\ A Muf'9tMM ~,,.Q1"Q fttllf')r Deal, Myna (9'1rtt\M l"' ttitM""~ Htlf 4\\11\lftf'\1 M..tnAQH'''l rlt<ithf Office• ,,.._,,,.,,,,,,,.,,. oow~,,n .. .,,,,,,...... ~ •Q1tn'\ ""«" 'tM f.it.ttwWytlll' "''flt I Hllf'\ltfto!J1M """''" tft,, ~4kf\ ""' .. "~'ct .. ,.orMfrtiit ti. Vatlty JOOt l It PM AR.tit "''~"n'""' ,....,n l tltpflont 1114)142-4321 CIHalfltd Advtrtlllng M:l-54178 "\.t*l"M •Yit.11 .. ~filk'W\t')Hrtl"' S.1·1310 f '•"' ~"' tfttm ~''" ...... • '•"' Nftflft Or~ (f'l~t '"'""""''' t'\ '40-1220 c~f·r~ !:! °:.:%,.c:~"=r'·~o:. f:•u•1 •' •dvttt1~~,....111t .. ,..,..,. ,.,., .,, Pt tl'etlv,•il •llNMll ,.., 1•t Mtf'fllt"I~ Of C.tl' ,..,,_, ""'111/t#I 1.to~ fl!\ ti. 041 .. I a OA ~ 1t (A\t• itf\. \\ (A1•• 1•'\•• \ua",. ,,,,,,,_ , 1 t•'"~' '' \O :.~~;~!.:.:" ..,.."''"'• m ''"'• Jail Bird's Worda lmnwred BLAIR. Neb. (AP ) -Washington County sheriff's authorities have a new jail bird on their hands -it's a myna . T he bird was left on a Blair couple's doorstep with a note that s aid , "My n a m e is Benji .. Authorities will keep the myna for JO days, a nd if no one claims him, he will go to the couple. Meanwhile, Benji sits in a c~ge in the sheriff's office -coughing, whistling, e"clalming : "Ob, God" or "Oh, Lord ," and occasionally uttering something that sounds like "Deal the cards." Deputies say they'rt' watching their language - they don't want Rt"nJl to pick up any new words ... America's best-known ventnlo-The duo started m small night quist act was casing out of show clubs and vaudeville. but didn't busines!> really become famous until they Singer And y WilHams was on started their radio show May 9. hand to say the bickering pair 193~. For years the program was will be making their final ap-radio's ~o-, l show . pea ranees with him at Caesars _Cbarhe s feud with W .C. Palace in Las Vegas and al Fields became legendary over December concerts in Cleveland the airwave~. with the two con· and Cincinnati. stantly trying to outdo each Ber gen has been the fall guy other 's insults: . for his ill·lempered, top-hatted McCart~y : "Are you eall.~g a partner since 1922. and things tom.ato or~~ that your nose? weren't much different Thurs Fie lds: Why you blockhead' day. rm going to feed you into a pen· ··It h as n 't bee n eas y ,·· cil s harpener." McCarthy said of his years with Bergen and McCarthy later Bergen. ''The man has n o moved to television. but never talent .. matched their radio success. Although the partners' show business career will officially end , Bergen. 75. said be might make a few charity appearances and will keep McCarthy for the A g e neration weane d on television knows Bergen mainly as t he father of actress Candice Bergen. He and his wife, former model Frances Westerman. also have a teen-age son F,....PageAJ SPARKS ••• to h ave been the s tem of a flower the c hi er a lleged I y clutched in bis fist. The Mathieson complaint keys the humiUation section or the suit aroWld allegedly slanderous rem arks purportedly made by the chief when police officers rus hed into the resta urant in response to a disturbance call Their chief, who witnesses said hurried from the restaurant as his officers arrived. a llegedly re ferred to Mathieson as "a trouble-making faggot " and did not mention his part in the fracas Ex-official 'Forgetful'? WA S HING TON !AP > - Former CIA Director Richard Helms said loday that former Attorney Gene r a l Ni chol as Katzenbach could not have told the truth when he swore he couJd not recall meeting with Helms about the handling or a Soviet defector. Yuri Noscnko. But Helms later clarified that com mf'nl and sa id he "didn't mean to imply thut he testified untruthfulll ." _ _ __ T estify ing at u ll o u s e assassi na ti on s co mmittee h ea r i n g on t h e death o f President Ke nnedy. Helms presented memos of his meeting with Katzenbach to discuss the Nosenko matter April 2, 1964. Helms told the panel that his lawyer recently contacted Katzenbach to discuss Helms· recollcct1ons of the meeting Ka tzenbac h on Thursday denied under oath that he bad a ny recollection o f s uch a meeting and said he fell s ure he • would have remembered any dNailed discussion of the case. Committee Chairman Louis Sto k es. D-Obio, lis tened lo Helms' account and then asked . '"T h e n Mr . K a tze nbach 's s tate m ent could not be true. could it?" "No. it could not," Helms replied. Later. however, Helms said his lawyer "tell s me he feels I dJ..d Mr . K atzenbac h a disservice. Alli meant to say was that I couldn't comm ent on Mr. K atzenbach'~ me mory. I didn·t mean to imply that he testified untruthfully." Ka t zenbacb was de put y attorney general at the time of Ke nned y's assassination in Da llas on Nov. 22. 1963. He s ubsequently served as attorney gene ral and now 1s a counsel to IBM Corp. The r e was no immediate comment from him today on He lms· testimony • • • • • • N osenko de fect ed to the United States in 1964. claiming he h ad been a high-ranking Soviet KGB official and had exte nsive knowledge of Lee If a rv ey Os wa ld 's activities during · his three-year stay in Russia. T h e Wa rren Commi ssion chose not to question Nosenko during Its investigation of the murder o f Ke nnedy . The •com mlS"Slon conclu'd ed fftat Osw1:1 ld was the lone assassin. He lms. then a deputy director of the CIA. s aid the agency cons idered it "a matter or the ut m o s t impor ta n ce" t o dete rmine whether Nosenko was a legitimate defector or a Soviet plant. The agency at first believed him to be a plant and expressed that opinion to the Wa rren Commission. • • • • • I, I OUTSTANDING SPOT. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • , ) • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • •• • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • FOR ': • • • • • • • • ... • ALL • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • YOUR • • • • • • • • • CARPETING • • • • • • • • NEEDS DEN'S • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • -installation. custom draperies 10. N(') ) t/)4 J. linoleum • wood floor --MESA. CAllF. 92677 • PMONE 6A6-4838 -646·'23SS ... Orange Coast E DITION T eday's Closing N.Y. Stoeks VOL 11, NO. 265, ~ SECTIONS, 4 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1978 N/C TEN CENTS q Reagan Eyes 1980 Tax-cut Candid8cy CHICAGO <AP> -Ronald Ru1an aald tod~ there ts a "dlstaoct poulbi.U&.y" bt' wl II run fo.r p~ .. •In ln, l990 and lhe ta~r reW.tt will be a teadtna tuue lf he does. Jo1nln1 a c ro&&·country ""'R~publtcen ... ,._. tlflt n h1caro. Reagan utd hf' ha~ ··not cl~ tM door.· to another ------rcatde#Ut' camoalo. bw lhal .~=---~ :.na.i • Balan£ed Budgei Urged Sen. Carl T. C urlis, R· Nebraska, called today for enactment or a constitutional ametmm~nrttllrwmlld'fott~-ufe federal government to balance its annual budget. Curtis said he has sponsored such an amendment for more than a quarter of a century and it is just now beginning to at· tract substantial s upport in Congress. The Nebraska Republican was in Orange County today to give a speech in Newport Beach at an assembly of the Americanism Educational League. In terms or continuous service in Congress, Curtis is the top man on the Republican ladder having been first elected to the House of Representatives in 1939 and then moving on to the Senate in 1955. He is retiring at the end or the year. In the prepared tex.l covering his speech in Newport Beach. the 73-year·old legislator pre· dieted bis proposed constitu- tional ameodment will someday be enacted. "I believe that we should com· pel the government to reduce ex· penditures and to balance the budeet," Curtis said. "The only way we can do this is by amending our constitution to provide that Congress and the president must live within their means." Curtis also said a tax cut is needed to stimulate the nation's e<!onomy. "If this is properly done," the senator said, "revenues can be increased irultead of decreased." He said pending legislation <See BALANCE, Page 2) Cord o n Bie n In· Irvine S u ed On Name Use LOS ANGELES <AP) -Two llttle words, "Cordon Bleu" - they mean blue ribbon in French -are the subject of a $1 million laws uit filed by the famed Cordon Bleu cooking school in Paris, France, against an Irvine woman's school with a similar name. cudon unUI 19?9. in California this summer is voters In June has "triggered dumping lbose cases or tea off that the Democratic tax·cut bill "There la a diaUnct poesslbllily spreading. He said Republican hope in the breasts of the people the boat in Boston harbor." moving through Congress would that I wUI be a candidate. It tax cut proposals are the answer that something could be done. Reagan said the American result in a net loss to the may be that It would take the public wants. "Too many American people public still associate.s tax relier average taxpayer. somelttlng unforeseen for tne td '•"Whether I'll be running as a -in recent ye a rs hav e with the Democratic Party, but The Carter administration and dttldt not to," Reai~m suld at a candidate or whether I wilJ be said, "Yes, but what can you do efforts like the tax blitz are help· Democratic congress iona I news conference. campaigning_ for other.s, I'm go· about it?' That's why they've ing to reverse the traditional im· leaders also are calling for tax gatr.S'r.wtlo-ome cloire to ~a-part-of-bas. tayed away from the-" _ -~ • _ced_u_clioa&...bult.be..Y DY th_ema: winning the l97e GOP presldeo· Republica n philosophy,·· Reagan said Republican administrations Jor cuts proposed by the ual nomination, 1ald the tax Reagan said. ··Prop 13 said you can do have cut taxes 13 times in recent R e p u b 1 i cans w o u l d b e ~·.Q'bellloo whlcl:b..erupted Reagan s.ald the property tu s.omething about it," be con· history an.d the Democrats only dangel"OU.51Y inflationary. ~·tbe-PrapeiiUon J:rlnitiati.e-... rOllback-ttnposed~-by::.e&UfOmia -ttnued. "U-s..::a. little bll-Ue -oH~. hi QICS;Jlpdso ~a:rJl!l_b: • Cl ••*Oltllt, Pa.l!:..tt): DMl,l'lletSI~ ....... HEIDI HAW DY. 7, WITH LOOKALIKE MOM LINDA Coeta MeN Comblndon Good for Second Place Like Mother Mesam Second a t U Fair Like mother, like daughter is .a phrase that isn't taken lightly around the Costa Mesa home of Linda and Heidi HalHdy IT SEEMS almost everywhere 7-year-old Heidi and her Mom go there's someone who says, ''Oh, you look so much alike," her Mom explained today. They decided to do something about it after seeing a television show last year that showed a "Mother·Daughter Look·alike Contest" at the Los Angeles County Fair in --Pomona. They dressed up in matching outfits Thursday and en· tered this year's contest. A BIG CROWD was on l\and and a band provided fit. ting fanfare when Heidi and her Mom walked on stage. "Everyone was very nervous and our mouths got tired from smiling," said Mrs. Hallidy, a pre-school teacher at Newport Harbor Lutheran Church. But the judges at the fair agreed with what the Hallldys have been hearing from their friends at home. They won a second place ribbon which Heidi took to share with her friends at Mesa Verde Elementary School today. Poisoner Kills Five D~gs By MICHAEL PASKEVICH ot • o.t1, f'lltltSUff_ A dog poisoner in Corona del Mar has lured five neighborhood pets to a painful death this week by setting out pie tins filled with poison-laced hamburger, Newport Beach police said today. Police are warning residents in the area north or MacArthur Boulevard a nd East Coast Highway to keep track of their pets. Parents also should warn their children not to touch any food they may find outdoors. s aid Detective Lee Roberts . Vance Trip To Syria Delayed R1YADH. Saudi Arabia <AP) -Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance wound. up talks with Saudi leaders today without a commitment to support the Camp David peace accords. and hard -line Syria a bruptly informed him it Is postponing in· definitely his scheduled visit there. But Vance said the delay is only for a day. Vance's Mideas t tour, meanwhile, was being shadowed b y a two -man Arab "rejectionist " team trying to wreck the U.S. initiative. In anothe r development. Soviet President Leonid l. Brezhnev reiterated hiJ nation's oppositfon to the Camp -Davitt plan today , calling It a "separate deal" between Egypt and Is r ael that produced "nothing but the illusion or a settlement. . . It can only make the situation in the Mid(ile East even more explosive." Brezhnev commented in a speech in the southern Soviet Union. After a workin~ lunch today with Prince Sultan, the acting Saudi foreign minister Vance said he and the Saudis over two "We don't have a motive yet," were pets of residents of Key _Qet...-8<2bem_~d-~oday. "We West in Corona del Mar. could be~uf someone-·· tn ea'CH pols6nfng;•animars who is upset about a child being showed signs of intense stomach bitten or dogs running around. pain and stiffened legs before Maybe bis cat was killed. or it's go\ng into convulsions and j ust someone having some dying. mental problems." he added. One of the stricken pets was a Seven pets have been stricken three-month old Labrador since Saturday, said Roberts. r etriever. Police said one One dog recovered and another resident had both or his dogs is still recuperating at a pet poisoned. hospital. Po Ii c e sai d th e y ti,.a v e The type of poison used has recovered an aluminum pie tin yet to be identified but police they believe was used in at least say it is very potent and quick one poisoning. Persons with acting. information about the poisonings Three of the dead animals should contact police at 644·3782. Delly ............ .., ltkN~ ·~ SMOKE RISES OVER UC IRVINE MARSH THURSOA Y Spark From Welder's Torch Blamed for Brush Are days held "discussions in depth J'F.7 ld • I • But. as in Jordan earlier this ~ The Irvine -woman, Bonnie Takamatsu, will be allowed to ~::*!"':~*i'!'~~;:i1:.'9:~An ... o"llfff::,lM;ce ,rr=.=-=e·~ ·~ue·~\t.1V~ •. ¥ federal judge ruled Thursday, T ~ ~ · '--4 IU 'J , ,:jl U but she has agreed to make a that were absolutely essential." " ~e .. Y&~tes we~k. h• re,p.-.rte,<( .-r.T" "~·;ft!",;:;i"' '' .'""'-' .~ · ,,.;. .. ;.,\.~.., ..... confmilments. · • " ~: ' Then the Syrian government B1'aze Near UCJ announced it was postponing Ii s mall change in the name pend-Arji ~ F • ht ing a trial of the issues. ter ave...... wg, Mrs. Takamatsu wlll now call • •II/ II/ . h er school Bonnie Heather's · Cordon Bleu Cooking School. She used her middle name, Heather. she explained, because her last name ''sounds Oriental and it's a rather European school." The French school bad asked U.S. District Judge Laugttlin E. Waters to stop Mrs. Takamatsu from using the name Cordon Bleu, but the judge declined Thursday to issue a temporary restraining order and instead or· dered a mJd~October hearing oo a request for .a preliminary In· junction. FUU AND HIGH, BURGIARS LE.4J/E PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - The burglars were selective. • They broke into Margaret Winters: home while she was away, took a pina from the ~frlgerat.or, cooked and ate it, and placed two dirty plates neat· ly in the 1lok. And, she told poll~e. they plucked all tbe leaves from a m arijua.oa plant. . I The man slugged by Police ::hief Jon Sparks In a Laguna leach restaurant June 29 wants .250,000 to compensate him for 1lleged injuries, humiliation and famage to his reputation. And the woman who was with 31-year-old Delbert Mathieson of Costa Mesa during the fracas in the Ivy House Restaurant is seeking $50,000 to compensate her for her troubles. The $300,000 lawsuit riled Thursday in Orange County Superior Court by Mathieson and Sondra Hone seeks t o recover what the pair alJege are actual and punitive damages. Should Sparks not be able to foot the bill if they are eventually awarded the damages, Mat.bJeson and Miss Hone want the city and Ivy House operators held responsible. The sult alleges the city s hares responaibtllly as a co·defendant because it , in e Uect, condoned Sparks' behavior by keeplns him on as police chief. Monarc h Bay .Restau rant Corp., Ivy ltouse operators, are also named u a co-defendant because its workers were aware or the police cttie('s alleged reputation as "a pe.rson or violent, vicious and dangerous character." Today, Sparks said be baa not yet seen the civil complaint and will not comment on its allegations until be talks with bis attorney. Laguna Beach City Manager Fred Solomon said Matbieson's earlier claim for damages bas been turned over to the city's insurance carrtel'. Solomon also said Sparks was not act.Ing as an employee of the city the evening or the alleged unprovok e d assault on Mathieson. Fll.M POSTERS FUN TO OWN You can own 11 piece or a movie wlth an old poster or IQbby card. says the owner of a Newport Bea ch business. See Featuring, Page Bl. . --- Vance's visit Saturday to Damascus. the scheduled third . stop of hJs trip, where he wa~ A fare set o.ff by a hot spark . going to try to temper President from ~ weldang torch burned Or a nge Coast H a r e 2 A 5 8 ad · 5 st a u n ch at>?ut five acres of the San Joa· o p p 0 s i t i 0 n t 0 t h e qum M_arsh near the campus of Israeli· Egyptian agreements. UC lrvme Thursday.. . The Syrian announcement . There were no In.Junes as 40 said the Vance visit was beirt firemen ~logged_ through dense put orr indefinitely because th~ vegetation with handbe ld • ·I <See VANCE p • A2) fireh.oses for th!~ ~ours before • a"e the fare was extingwshed. High School Grid Scores • The high school football season's under wp.~ along the Orange Coast. For de· tails, see the sports paaes, starling on B7. San ·clemnte Corona del Mar , EdlltOD Canyon Dana tWls Los Amflns La Quinta Ocean View Ml11loa Viejo 8addleback ZI 7 •• • zo u tl 1 I . . . Firefighters said the same rire on normal terrain would have taken only about JS minutes to douse. Workmen we re building a fence in the area, east of the in· tersection of Campus and University drives. when a draft sent a shower of sparks into the brush, firemen said. . Firemen said there were no apparent injuries among the duck population. wbich found shelter In ponds along Campus Orlve. Traffic was disrupted while rlremen battled the blaze, which sent up a large plume or smoke. \ Carriers Strike OTTAWA <AP> -More than 4,000 letter carriers walked off the job in nine Canadian clUes today in th~ first of a planned series of rotatln~ str1kes lo back demands for hlg er salaries and coat-of·UV'in~ protection . J_ -. .... ..... .. -...... ' . Weather Patchy fog and low clouds near the coast ear· ly Saturday becoming fair after mid -morning . Cooler. Lows tonight 57 to 62. Highs Saturday from 68 to 72 at the beaches to 80 to 85 inland. INSIDE TODA~ Stage and 1creen 1how •lopper Anthony Hopkiru' ad· tnce lo Orange Cooat actors - "be ccreftJl what you wilh for" -applies to evetyone. See PcgeCI. ., CM ... 44 Al CM ., .,.,, ., Cl c... A4 ''"'' M I l I I i mpert lai~d Mesa . Slaying Hearing Set An 18 year-old Costa Me an l'harg~ with murder In lhe de· uth of hl!I 27-ycar-otd 11telpmothcr In a boatyard Hhack Soot. 7 faces a preUmlnary hear1ni ln Harbor M unlclpal Court next mooth. Orange County Deputy Dls- tnrt Attorney Robert Chatterton u1d loday Alllhony Oodoy Grant hH entered a plea of Innocent and wUI return tn court Oct. 6. 0 rant r~mal na In Onnatt County J~ll with ball aet at 5250.000 lie was arrested by Newport Beach police after he allegedly fled the death scene.. on~ bicycle hottly before the body of·Cber)'r- L.eaone Gran\ was found un- derneath bloody mattresses by witnesses who heard a dis· turbance. turbance The Orange County Sheriff's Department is handling the in- veatigaUoo because the killing took place in a s mall pocket of county territory on Placentia Nixon Return To Politics A venue between Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. Investigators said today they have yet to establish a motive in the slaytng. Earlier report• that Mrs. Grant died or multiple stab wounds from two separate knives have been c hanged following a report by the county coroner. The cause of death is now list- e d as res ulting from s tab wounds and several blows to the head witli a l>lunlln.strumen . A knife which Grant allegedly dropped during his escape at· tempt has been bookolb:m evidence b.Y county autbon~ Deputies would· not say what type of blunt instrument may have been used in the fatal at- tack. Grant bas refused to talk to authorities following his arrest. He was arraigned Tuesday in Harbor Court. The slaying occurred in a small shack at the rear of the boatyard where the Grant fami- ly lived. Mrs. Grant is survived by her bus~~. Armando, 46. Mesa Police OMfy ..,... ... """" LINING UP FOR A HOT JOll "'°9PECT AS FlREMAN IN-'OUNTAIN VALLEY Some Brought Their SIMpfng Bagi and Spent the Night Waiting. Bu1 ... ing Desire 150 Seek Fimman Job About 150 prospective firefighters converged on Fountain Valley City Hall today in quest of one job that may be opening in the city's fire department. ~~=o~:!~~-; HUnt 3 Teens Some ol the applicants arrived at the cit)' ball steps as early u 4:30 p.m. Thursday with their sleeping bags and beverage containers and spent the night playing cards, -~ -,,urtammm and sbooti.ng the breeze. ~ APWI ......... E'llt~ Q11ena? Emigre Angelika Lasansky, 29, a Czech countess. has been linked romantically with Prince Charles of England. She lives in Paris. F,.._PageAJ BALANCE •• that would reduce capital gains taxes as well as income taxes should be enacted .. The his tory of past tax legislation proves that we can increase revenue by lowering tax rates. "Our tax rates are already too high and inflation bas made the situation worse. "A tax reduction program pro- perly formulated can result in more revenue flowing into the treasufy," Curtis said . In addition to favoring a balanced budget and lower tax rates, Curtis said he supports policies that would eliminate ad- ding any new government pro- grams. Also, ~ Republican senator said, he supports moves aimed at introducing so-called sunset legislation that would call for periodic scrutiny of existing pro- grams. F,....PflfJeAJ REAGAN •.• The blitz is the national Republican Party's major public effort of the 1978 elec· lions. It is aimed at pushing the tax cut effort in general but also with helping local candidates along the way. It began in Washington Wednesday morning with s tops in New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, Min· neapolis, St. Paul, Chicago, Oklahoma City and Lo6 Angeles. large majority of Californians disapprove of former President J l(ni; ~ Alllff k Nixon resuming his political R '} e ./:I. (JC I career as a candidate for office or as the U.S. ambassador to China, pollster Mervin Field said toda_.y. According t.o the rll, about three-quarters o the 543 Califormans surveyed said they would not vote for Nixon lf he ran for a Senate seat. By the same margin, those questioned said the former president would hurt the chances of other candidates if he campaigned on their beball. .. However, the poll also showed that more people forgive Nixon for bis involvement io Watergate, with 43 percent s upporting the former president's pardon. More than half ol the peopl~ - 52 percent -believe that Nixon's forced resignation and semi-exile in San Clemente is enough punishment for any c rimes be might have committed while in office. The poll has operated since 1947 as an independent , nonpartisan mfdia sponsored public opinion news service. Pope Affirms Divorce Stand VATICAN CITY (AP) -Pope lohn Paul I, calling himself Costa Mes a police are searching for three teen-age boys who reportedly pressed a knife against a Costa Mesa High School girl Wednesday and forced her to go with them to a remote area of the campus .• There, the three boys unsuc· cessfully tried to remove some or ber clothing before a passing motorist scared them olf by honkinll? a born, Police said. The incident, listed by police as a kidnapping and assault with a dea dly weapon. occurred shortly after noon at the Mesa High campus on Fairview Road. The 17-year·old student was not injured although she told police that the attackers pushed her to the ground after forcing her to leave the main quad area al the campus. She said was waiting for a class to begin when one or the younll? suspects aoproached her and pushed a four-loch buck knife against her side and de-manded thatshe go with them. It is not known if the three males are students at the high school. Police said they have full desc:riptjons of the youths. All . 'just a beginner," took on the is- sue of divorce with a group of American bi.shops Thursday and urged that savtna tfO\lbled mar- riages be given top priority. ' "In particular, the ln- dissolubility of Christian mar- riage is important . Although it is a difficult part of our message, we must proclaim it faithfully as part of God's word, part of the mystery of faith,'• the pope said. -LlllSIAMA In his ftrSt major address on an ethical issue since bis elec· tlon last month, tbe pontiff Hid he intends to follow the course of his predecessor, Pope Paul VI. "His teaching is ours," he said . AltuHril • Baton Roe1e • ' 1 ~»I " • •• OQQ.Wll: llp).d uirecto-r Fi1~a .-.·-v.~·~,~~4:"..~ ~ ~~ ---. ~~.all! T IJ ANA. Mexico (AP) - Miguel Garate, head of Baja California's state corrections de- partment. has revealed the fir- ing of Mig ue l Ce rva ntes Rodriguez. the new director or the Baja California s tate penitentiary after less than two months on the job. OftANOE OOAST DAILY PILOT TheOr-CNrl'ltO.""Qr CiNll Pvelll .... noCofnl>•ftY 5"wllt•M41'-••• ~~~=e!~!::':::'=~~,~· t••" V•li•y. fr¥int. S.OOttM<ll V•tltf •"\t ~llHtftlSOl/lnCO.\I ""nll'•"'9-19"' ·-" pullllv.H $al11<0••• """ 5vnc1.,., T"•~ Dttncio.• PVIMl\lllftQ olllfll '' .ii JJO Wnl 8rtv -.Cott•-0!11~111•~ .. -... -,,,,,,10tnt ltnd PublfV'W'r JoOll~ v~ • P(l\6dettl•Nt0t•411~ ~····-Editor ,. , ....... , ............ ~ .... ;,..ro.1or cMrto• .. "-' .. _ ~ """ A\\l\t..-1 ""41 .... lntEdll"" OfflCH c..oti. "11tM UO.W.., lloy Slr""1 l...,_o..,.., llkG'-'•SI-• """'""'' ... 8'>to(• 1llll9Ntftlou4 .... ..., ~lft»cl V•l1#' JUOt L• PAI llltOCI "' SAn 019q0 ,,..... • ., Tel•Pf!On• f11')Ml-4321 Claellflect AdY.ntllllg '42•5171 \_.,.._ va11tt-Olllt'o 511-1310 HOIOIS...~t. 4-..00 In Break-in Mark Clinton Shearer, 22, who count.y sheriff's investigators said lives in Costa Mesa, was ar- rested at 3:30 a .m. today after he allegedly entered tbe bedroom of a 16-year-old Laguna Hills girl. Investigators said the girl awakened to see a man in her room and screamed. Tbe man fled, ·investigators said, and Shearer was arrested later on Woolwich Street. Shearer was booked into Orange County Jail on burglary · charges. TONIGHT MOTORCYCLE SPEEDWAY RACING -FalrsroundJ, 8 p.m. JC FOOTBALL -OCC vs. Saddleback, OCC. 7:30 o.m. SATV&DAY, SEPT. ts MUSIC -All-Star Composers' Night, OCC, Floe Arts 11..9, 8 p.m., ad.miaalon $8. LECTURE /SLIDE PROGRAM -"lilao and the Sea" with Col. John Cral1 OCC Audltortum, 8 p.m. Admlaiion $1.50-$2.50. ...... , . ,. ...... MAU KRAMER OF La Palma said be awoke at s a.m. t.o find his shoes dangling from the top of the city hall fiagpole. He Joked that one of his competitors played the dirty trick. Two of the early arrivals, Ken Maddams of Westminster and Gary Gundersen of Costa Mesa, are members of the La Habra Fire Department. They &aid they are looking for jobs closer t.o their homes. OTRER8 IN THE LINE said they were employed but were looting for advancement lhat they thought the Fountain Valley job offered. Fo\.Dllain Valley administrative aide Bill Ackerman said a maximum of 200 applications were to be banded out at noon fort.be JOb that pays $1,194 per month. He said applicants will be given oral, written and agility tests The Fountain Valley Fire Department currently is comprised of 36 employees. Building Limits Delayed in Newport In spite or a call to action from the Irvine Company and marching orders from the city council, Newport Beach plan- ning commissioners balked Thursday at setting limits on future building. Commissioners, with little ws· cussion, continued two proposals on density reduction to their Oct. 5 meeting. The proposals have been pend- ing for more than a year. 'J'wo weeks ago, councilmen ordered planning commissioners "t.o get on withJt." -At Thiltsday•s meeting, Dave Neish, the Irvine Company's consultant on Newport Beach projects, asked that action on the building limits move ahead "swiftly." However, another of the city's major developers, the Koll Com· paoy. asked for a delay because the firm's spokesman, Tim Strader, was unable to attend Thursday's meeting. - Commissioners agreed to wait until their next meeting before considering the measures . Neish, during his address to commissioners. reiterated d pledge made by the Irvine Com · pany during informal planning meetings this spring to reduce by 20 percent the density or future residential projects in the city He s aid that. instead of lhl' 2,437 units currently allowed by the city's general plan, the com pany would build no more than 1,800 units on its eight remaining residential parcels in Newport Beach. Jn addition, Neish suggested that the city get moving on a fee district to collect money from developers to pay for road im provements. Irvine Company Pres ident Peter Kremer said developers would be willing to contribute SS million t.o such a district in addl lion to paying for another $12 million worth of rmprovements next t.o their own developments. SIGN OF TIMES? Lone Job Attrae11ve Fro• Page ~I VANCE ..• three-day-old summit meeting in Damascus of ha rd-line Arab leade rs was extendini? through the-weekend . It said Assad a pologized to Vanct' for the inconvenience The re was no 1mmediat1• t icplanat1on or any ltkely a dditiona l 1·ea son~ behind Sy.-~a ·c; ia.;t -minutr pastponement of the v1s1t L1 by a n lea de r Moammar Khadafy and Palesbruan chief Ya s:a·r Arafat lrft th e Dam ascus summit today and _ une xpected iy \1 a\•c le d to J ordan. wh~re they met wtth King Hussein m an apparent bid to talk him into JOirung thefr "rejectiorust·· front against lht· Camp David plan M ea nwhi lt-. E..:ypt •an Pres ident Anwar S~dat '" willing to .. assume the Arab role" in negotiating the future or •he West Bank and Gau 1f J ordan and other Arab ststei- reject the rrame~ork produ{'ed by th~ Camp· David summit according to letters released by the WhJte House today Newport Study Session Canceled N e•port Beach Cits Coun· cilm en wont h.i..-e a i.tud•: session Monday afternoon. · The regularly scheduled alter . noon session ha.s been canceled sc that council membe~ can cil· tend the meeting or the State League of Cit.Jes 10 Anaheim. The tverung session, w1U be held as usual at 1·30 p.m. . .. ' . ..... . . . . . t ~ f '- Ff ;..;.;.;•O.:;.:;L;y.;..;:Se:.=..c;p:.:.1•::.:m:.:.oe~r .:.:22=--1~9.;..;78=---=---L.......-'. DAILY PILOT ,t ;J Newporf Talk Builders Win Dymally Praise Lt Ciov Mervyn Dy mally lauded a NcWport Beacb bued c:oallUon of t>ulldt>ra and labor leaders today ror their cfforu to hring down th~ akyrocketln1 t'Ol't of how In& pymolly "poke ul th Rig Ca· nyon Country Club In Newport 10forrnat11 OU. mornana with the board ol dirtc:tors of the Councll for Environment, !!mployment. Economy and Oevt:looment (C~EED>. a hou1ons industry presaurn airoup Fre ighter Capsized By Wave? WASHINGTON CAP) -An old salt of the Great Lakes bas re· jected official accounts and told Congress the S. S. Edmund F'itzgerald was swallowed up by "The Three Sisters... a trio of killer waves, when it went down with all hands. The sinking of the freighter. bearing iron ore on a run f'tom Superior, Wis., to Detroit. oc- curred during a violent storm Nov. 10, 1975, about 17 miles from Whitefish Bay. Capt Ernest M. McSorley and all other 28 men aboard perished. In a renewal of bearings into Ourlna the meetlne CEEED orflci•ls.noted that the ahat~wide avflr11e cost of • new home is OM•Y ...... M-" the tragedy, memorialized in a w ,SJ33.000.... RETIRED HARBOR DIRECTOR KEN SAMPSON LOOKS OUT OVER DANA MARINA AT TRIBUTE popular s ong by Gordon Rec11mng the EftO'ii'ato Brtngthe ~rofect tOlft• Soutfi CoHt Over Surferr-Opposttlon -Lightfoot , the Jio~ -Dymally sald he'i; toured 30 or the state's S8 counUes Mnd the problem l.s the same throughout, :::;:alt .. IOl'i&.: ... m&-!aJllUDOl~e..t.-. treme n Orange County. "The challenge In providing homes that can be afforded by low-income families is one that I think the federal government 1s going to have lo lake up," he Seamen's Friend Hailed Dana Point Park Dedicated to Ken Sampson 0..•t ..... IUft -SPEAKS IN NEWPORT Lt. Governor Dymelly Nes tande Lashes Out said . Dymally noted that the efforts or private enterprise to provide the housing for poor, minorities a nd senior citizens were doomed to failure because of the ex· cessl ve regulations and costs involved. By STEVE MITCHELL OI -o.ltr l'llee Si.ti One speaker called him "The Seaman's Friend," after the title of a book written by Richard Henry Dana. And the title see med appropriate in describing Ken Sampson, who directed the affairs of the county's Harbors, Beaches and Parks Department At Builders "It's a myth that labor costs have had a part in driving up housing costs,'' he added. "In fact. labor costs have not risen a s fast as the costs of land and for nearly a quarter century. ~. _ _ _ _ • ~~~ ·-y~ ... • •. ... Mo.r~ than. 1_00 county _ A s s c mo f y m a rl"lf r u c e DytnaITY"afso criUcited Ole d'f'gntlanes 8'bd' Ynends tufbed , N~stand~ .w.ho felt h~'d been un· trends toward no growth that is out a~ the new Ken Sampson fairly cnUc1zed for his "'.Ol~ng ~e· being seen in many of the state's Overview park on t~e west bluff cord, lashed out at a bu1ldmg m· suburban counties and cities. o f th e Da na Po1nt har_bor dustry pressure. gr<?UP when he "Its primary effect is on low T_hursday to honor ~e retired s howed up uninvited a t the a nd middle-income p eople director ~ho coordinated ~he group's meeung this morning. because the end result of no con~tructaon of the mass~ve Nestande appeared at the growth is high costs," he said. manna ~low from conception Newport Beach breakfast "lt'snota questionofwanting locomplet1on. . session being conducted by the to pave over --ever y bit of Many of the speakers said Co u n c 1 l for En vi ro nm en t , greenery in the state,·• Dymally Orange County boaters owe a lot Em p loyment, Economy and a dded. "It's not a question or be· to Ken Sampson, who be~an Deve lopment CCEEED) to re· ing anti-environment. It's a ~ork on the Dana Point Manna g1ster hi s complaints about what question of looking at the other in 1961. . he said was the group's distor-side oCthe coin." And, looking u~n th~ m<_>re tion of his voting record. DymaJly urged CEEED mem· than 3,000 boats m the1~ slips Nestande, a Republican from bers to continue their efforts and belo~. the, former parks dir~tor Oran~e County's 70t.h District. to join with minority groups in admits hes. got a lot of fr1e!1ds was particularly angry about pressing for the kinds of legisla· a mon.g ~a1lors and boating CEEED's most recent newslet-lion that will help lower the cost organizations. ter. of housing. . But he reme_mber~ some who The newsletter declared that "We n eed m or e CEEED d1~ not appreciate bas e fforts lo Nestande had given "a kick in groups because, eventually, that bring a .smoolh·w_ater bay to the pants" to his building in· will be the only thing that saves Dana Pomt back an the early dustry backers by voting for a us." he concluded. l~s. . .. bill that prolongs the lives of the · Sure l had some opposi~°';l· slate's regional coastal com· Hai R ) the retire~ county of hc1al missions. The article also said • r emOV8 c~u~kl~d. T~e surfers s_ure he voted for the coastal control dido t like the idea of a manna. act of 1976 Firlll• Hit by There used to be some pretty -. good waves down there." He d1dn t vote for ~he 1976 Sampson's marina did raise a coastal act , N~tande said. ruckus among the surfing set in Acknowledg1.ng that ~e had $30 000 F• the 1960s. Dana Point was long vot~d for the bi.II prolongmg the ' file considered one of the finest big n!g1o!'al comm1s~1ons, he noted wave spots in Orange County. the bill was carried through the Three manufacturers and pro-While not consistent the Point s~ate Senate b~ another Oran~e moters of firms using an "elec· was a favorite durin°g storms, County Republican, Sen. Dennis · tronic tweezers" for hair Te· when 12 to 15 foot sets would roll Carp~nte~. Carpen~er escaped .moval have been fined $30,000 in toward the rock beach in loQg cnllc1sm m CEEE~ s letter. and ordered to modify all future -nearly endless lines. Nestande explained that he an advertisements. Old time· surfers remember a nd ~arpenter voted for the e>_t· Orange County Superior Court catching the huge swells out by te nsion because they fell it Judge Claude Owens issued an the point and riding them across would have become a costly injunction Thursday forbidding the front or the old pier and hurden to ta~p~yers to h_ave the the defendants to claim without nearly to the cliffs on the other state comm1ss1on handling the qualifying language that the side. work now d?n~ by the six re-"depilatron" device permanent· And Sampson recalls, he had a gaonal commissions. Jy r emoves hair. run in with a San Clemente High The controls of the coastal act, D e pi 1 at r 0 n , J n c and School marine science class led h~ .n.o_ted, r~ain !n _effect. MliiiP..i. DepUatron Sales Inc. wer.e fine<j by an jnstructof who Insisted the ta.1n _1ng t_tre _r~g 1onal c<!'ii· $10,000 each. Fined $5,000 each completed marina would fill up missions s1mplif1es the applica-wer e Depilatron P rofessional with silt and alter beaches lion of those controls, be said. Center and Seligman & Latz, downcoast. "I don't mind having dif· Inc., the owners of a chain of "The class came out and t e rences of opinions and beauty salons. floated some balloons and adversary relationships, but I The suit was (i)ed in 1976 by c o n d u c t e d a l o t o f don't t~ there's ~ place in an the state attorney general's of-n o t -very -sci tot i r i c e~ucata~al group like yours for rice on behalf of the CaHfornia experiments," Sampson said. dis tortion of facts and inac· Department of Cons umer Af· "But time has proven the harbor curacies," Nestande fumed. fairs. the s tate Boa rd or didn't fill in with sediment." The final result has withstood Sampson's own exper imen_ts many a s torm s ince its were much more extensive, the completion, a nd the local formerdirector said.He saidthe dignitaries who showed up Army Corps of Engineers and Thursdjly to d edicate the the Waterways Exper imental overview applauded loud and Station constructed a one-tenth lon g when a s mall s tone scale model of the breakwater monument at the entrance to the project in an 11,000 square root overview was unveiled by Fifth hangarin Vicksburg, Miss. Dis trict Supervisor Thomas Each rock was carefully J)\lt in Riley. place, and the model was "Looks like a gravestone to bombard~ with waves ahd wind me," Sampson quipped as he to see if It would fan:· ·--.,.~ slfOOlc the supervisor's hand. "As a result or those tests, we But it was obvious the 21-year raised the outer breakwater by county parks di rector was four feel and made some other ple ased a s his famil y and adju s tments,'' S amps on fri e nds s wa rmed about to recalled. congratulate him. Beachgoers Losing Sclwol Park Lot School orricials are going ahead with plans to place a fence or barrier In front of El Morro Elementary School to prohibit beach parking and litter on the campus north of Laguna Beach. Trustees voted Thursday night to seek a three-way split among the district, the Irvine Company and a firm that operates the ad· jacent Scotchman's Cove park· ing lot to finance the fencing. Complaints from motor ists and local residents of mount.a.ins of trash left at the parking lot alter weekend vi s its by beachgoers prompted the board action. Initially, the district con- sidered operating its own p~rk ing lot and charging a fee to beach visitors -a plan that would raise funds for the district as well as solve the trash pro- blem. But insurance costs for such a program proved pro· hlbitive and trustees said they saw no solution but to close up ~ the lot after school hours and on weekends. District business manager Clyde Lovelady said he expects the cost of the barrier to be in the neighborhood of $4,600. Objection to the fencing pro- posal Thursday night came from Laguna Beach res ident Betty Meckel, who said the lots should remain open for beachgoers. She sugge s ted a volunteer force maintain the parking lot in order to allow youngsters access to the beach, "without paying for parking." But trustees said they wa nt to go ahead with the fencing, and ask ed school officials to contact the Irvine Co.. which owns a portion of the land, and Tri-Star Co .• which operate s the Scotchman's Cove lot, to receive final approval for funding the project. District officials said the new ba rrier could be installed within a few months. PRESENT Gunman Gives Up H UNTINGTON STATION. Cosm etology and the Orange County District Attorney's of· fice. Jolm Wayne ... at tt~ tee on Coast Guard and naviga- tion heard a rehash of several contr~ctory findings by gov· em~; industry and labor groups. But the mos t dra matic t.esti.trum_y came from Lye! A. McDonald of Laurium, Mich .. who said, "My license to appear before you, gentlemen, stems from having lived a very rough life as a commercial fisherman on Lake Superior starting at age 7 . . . l have lived the day and night of the Edmund Fitzgerald many. maoy times. on lesser ships and during earlier days." "I respectfully submit ... that the Fitzgerald did sink to the bottom of Lake Superior as the result of her having been caught precisely by the Three Sisters. or three big waves. The Fitzgeraldsubmarined!" The Coast Guard and the Na· tlonal Transportation Safety Board have theorized that the ship was done in when water rushed through the hatch covers on deck. The board says the cov· ers collapsed, while the Coast Guard believes they we re simp· ly not battened down proper ly. Some dissenters on the board as well as some maritime or- ganizations believe, instead. that the ship crashed into shoals and ripped her hull apart below the water line. But McDonald. in defense of McSorley's honor. argued that the ship was simply engulfed by the waves. "I am amazed that the phenomenon of the Three Sisters is not more widely known," he said. "Most certainly the older sailors ... are fully cognizant or the fact that the Three Sisters are a reality on Lake Superior ... By this account, the winds on that day were greater than 60 mph, the conditions ripe for the killer waves. "What we are talking about is that al irregular intervals, dur- ing a s torm, three waves will OC· cur, possibly one·third larger than the average seas of the n'lo· ment.'• The aver age wave in the storm would have been about 18 to 20 feet, he said, while the Three Sisters would have been up to 30 feet. The Edmund F1tzgeraJd had less than 14 feel or freeboard or height from the water lme to the deck. ct Asparagus Fem ltottl«y. Oeec> QfMl't .,_,._,. ... folloge to any sunny Of ltlOOy Colof boWI Of bolllaf. 1 Got. Size Reg. '2.~ =~.·1.29 _'-Gwl'l'"C.c1',,.. ChOoeelrom 8vor...._ N Y CAP) -A man identified JU • • ~f.ol)r~~,e:ris w.bo aliemtl.Y. a1y J.,.:urft One ~~ttot: 1!1s~fltttt"nd'·to delltlf"atia.'-e. ~ VA~.~,~~· took the woman's teen-age son VA~ NUYS CA~) -Two UD· ~!14~4 · osu~. -From Scout8 .. . 91..,T1V1r ollfllt~. contolntf cdot lavorttt. 4" Pot Size and 2-year--Old niece hostage sur· ex_plaaned explosions. about 20 rendered early Friday after bar· minutes and two miles apart ricading himself in a n a part· have rocked the Van Nuys area, ment for eight hours . seriously injuring one person. Sunday Ciovers -It From Head to TOe . Fut! coverage in Sunday's Dai- lj Pilot will h-1p the reseter from head to toe. Main features wi ll describe the marvels of b r ai n mapping and the California style of wooden shoes. FOCUS ON F IBER -Four million tons of asbestos are pro- duced each year for such uses as building insulation and brake drums. But breathing asbestos fibers can lead to several fatal diseases for employees. The As· sociated Press reports on the growing concern and some of the victims. T H E ll&EL THI NG - "Somewhere there's a RUY who makes buggy whips ... and I'll bel he's making a hell of ~ profit." Data Technology doesn't make buuy whlps. but It& president says there arc some other com· (SUNDAY'S BEST) parlsons. Story In You /Your Money. TI PTOE TIME -American shoemakers are in trouble, fac· ing foreign competition that's fierce. But a local company has round fancy footwork tbat keeps them wall%ing toward success. J u dith Olson expl aln s in Vou(Your Money. SE N IOll P OLITICS "Grandpa GoeA to Washington," starring Jack Albertson as • grandpa who get.5 elected a U.S. senator, is one of the new TV series. The series could be a re· make a "eneration later. or Frank Capra's 1939 movie, "Mr. SmlthGoestoWashington." .. BEVERLY HILLS CAP> At John Wayne, a form er Boy 0 0 Scout, was presented a brpnze 5 % . ti plaque T hursday night by former Eagle Scout Gerald R. . nor him as an exam:r· ____ _..,ea•ilar Prt· pie of the spirit of America an u J-r'fllCW'----....::!..._., .... the ideals of scouting. The presentation to Way ne, a Newport Beach resident, was made at a benefit dinner held in his honor by the Los Angeles Area Council, Boy Scouts of America m connection with the 577-acre John Wayne Outpost Camp scout racllity near Lake Arrowhead. Along with former President Ford, who Is honorary vice pre· sident of the Boy Scouts or America, some 1,200 others at- tended the dinner, including en· tertainers Jimmy Stewart and Lucille Ball. Television personality Merv Griffin was tbe master ol ceremonies. ,.. Girls S tart Fire DENVER CAP) -A campnre 11tarted by two girls, aged 7 and 10, kindled a fire on Sept. 12 lbal exploded through 3,300 ac"'5 ol tinder dry timber and brush In the foothllls s outhwest or Denver, the Jefferson County s heriff saJd Thursday. ,. COSTAO ~ MESA VI( TCINI/\ ~ • z 0,..7 D.,s •W ... J -.6,_ i 1n Miw..oar 1Lvo. COSTA MISA ...,.;......, 64'-JtH , .... S... MJ.41 OJ -.. SA&.l ,.ICIS CIOOO THRU '·U -11 Al ..... u.itM .. ~ • H• Spllt·ltaf . Pllllod1ndron • ·:\ F.aturlnQ utro klfge a IUth ' lt*lmene tor "10t ding , tropical occent. 5 Got. Size bQ. •10,99 JalePrlce ~ '8.99 FOUNTAIN VALLEY -i.A.N "' 01{ (.0 ~ I WY l: lLLIS 8 • -°' 11420 UOOtCHU•S T iD FOUNT AJH YAUEY IH.tf _.. ..... ef Mle SWI 0"'9 fwy I PHOHI: '61-6771 ()f'ltt7DAYS t &&'4pa --... -. . .... -.. .._ .. , ... , ..... . ' : I t ' f .. A.cf DAIL v PIL01 f t10ay. Seplembet 22. 11ne Begin Gets Hero Welconie Israelis Promised 'Peace With Horwr' TEL AVIV, Jr.rael CAP> Tho uu ncb of larat lls 1ave P rime Mlnlstf'r Me nat h m Begin a hero's welrom" here lO day on his return from the Camp Oa vld "umrrut. flt' told t bccnng crowds ht• brou.cht tht m •·a pt>acc agn-t'ment With sttUrlty und honor " Pollet' and sold.le~ provfd~ 1.tnp~nted ~unty •l Ben Gur ion Airpo rt , whlch wa i. jom med with well wisllera or ry1na banners wilh_aucb phr~ as "We Art Proud ot You" and .. Peace with £aypt .. Sp.ctaton wavf'd larae11 and f': yptian flaga and c hant<'d • • 8eaJ,o._ 8"ltt .. A FEW RIGHT-WING groof.>t' opposlnc the Ca mp Davtd •1~ mt1nt d~monatrated outside the terminal bulldlna. One aroup Crom New York and London. d11pla yed " banner carrying • .. THIS MORNING l bring you statement Uel(ln made earUer good lldin&a from Camp David," this year. ··Any covernment Begin told a news conference 1n ed that I.be festivities could only add to Becln'a prestige •• IHt embarks on the task or selling the Camp David accords to his country. which demolishes even ooe aet· London, where be stopped to tlem nt wtU not last • sLo&le brie f Prime MJnlster James PAau.ulENTARY approval day." Calla1ban oo the outcome of the for the agreements initialled by Pollce tuad a waler cannon and summit. "Let ua all hope that tn Be•lo and Sadat appeared cer- olher riot.-coot.rol equJpmeot re· t he future there will be real taln, but he faces 1tubborn op- ad y ln u se eroupa for and peace in the Middle Eut for~ position from conaervatives in oaalns t the accords s hould benefit of all tho races dwelllna hi• own party and from relialous clash. Tbcy blocked off access there and for the-benefit of all fundamentaliata who are roads to the airport for three m ankind." enraced that the accords put a hours before 8e1Vn's arrival and Be gin said be, President temporary ban on Jewilb aettle- t'uld security was U•bter today Carter and Egyptian President menta in the West Bank of the than It wu even for the vlslt of Anwar Sadat bad found a solu-Jordan River. . E1yptl•n PrHident Anwar tfon to the problem of the Pales· Jaraeli troops forcably re· Sad.at lut November.. anians with whom "we want to moved hundreds of settlers who Regin and his wm• Alha ar:--live m peace anOQfgnity: .. He ~Mt up.new aeW.ementA_ rived oo "scheduled El Al flight said there still is a lol of work to m the West B~ on Thursday. Times P l ans App elll On Contemp t R ule do. "but now. after Camp David, 1:he settlers cl8llll a God·ai~en wfl* know that when you rack nabt to establish new Jewish your brains and make the effort, •~eme~ta . ln land they con· you rind a solution to even the sider their birthright. moslinsolubleproblems." JtEACE NOW, AN opposition movement thaC rallied 100,000 people before Begin's departure to urge him to show more flex- ibility, published newspaper ad· v e rtisements calling on followers to give the prime minister a mass reception. FOREIGN MINISTER Moshe Dayan has spent dozens of hours explaining the Camp David ac· cords since returning home Tuesday. Following a lengthy airport news conference. Dayan addressed two conventions, granted a half·bour prime-time television interview and met Israeli and foreign correspon-dents. HACK ENSACK . N .J. <AP) -J ournaltsts and newspaper executives criticited a state Supreme Court ruling that upheld contempt convictions or the New York Times and its reporter, Myron A. Farber , for r e fusing to s urrender Farber's notes on a controversial murder case. --.-----------"We have never bad a fair particularly Ln the Jascalevicb hearing in this case and we are case beca use Farber bad going t o the United States cooperated with the prosecutors. S upreme Court f or that Th e two dissenting judges hearing," James C. Goodale, c riticized lhe majority for up· Times executive vice president, holding lhe contempt citations s aie' Thursda'y after tbe 5·~ · bafore a full hearing had been decision. held on· whether the subpoena Times attorneys at first said for Farber's notes was specific And in Jerusalem, Mayor Ted· dy KoH ek arranged to greet Begin at the city's outskirts with bre ad and wine, an ancient Jewish tradition reserved ex· elusively for return1ng kings s uccessful in battle. No c;?De seemed.to know who, if anyone, suggested the uncom· mon fanfare, but observers not-the appeal would be filed today. enough. but attorney Floyd Abrams said ------------------------~ Begin's popularity hu risen sharply since announcement of the accords, according to one poll. The survey, published Wed· nesday, showed 78.4 percent of those questioned were satisfied with ~·s performance in of. fice, up 16 ~ints since be left for CampDaV1d. " r . St1a1tnaan D ies NATION I WORLD A.J . Bakunas. a movie stuntman. died today of injuries suffered when he attempted to set a free-fall jump record by leaping 323 feet without a par~chute fro~ a~op a U:x· ington office building. A can~as and plastic 8:1r. lfag, m· tended to cushion bis fall. split open when he hit it Thurs· day. said members of the film crew shootfng sequences-· for the movie. "Steel." today it would probably be Mon· day or Tuesday before the ap· peal would be ready. "THE NEW JERSEY court has ruled that in the future, other journalists must be given a hearing before being required to turn over their notes to any 1udge." Goodale said. "But Mr. Farber continues to be denied 1ust such a hearing and bas been ordered to spend at least six months in jail. We think this is unfair and unconstitutional. Flap Stirred Catlwlics He ar Steinem Explosion Kills Worker Or. Mario Jascalevich was in· dieted m 1976 after Farber wrote a s eries of stori e s a bout mysterious patient deaths at Riverdell Hospital in Oradell 12 years ago. He is being tried on murder charges in three ot tne deaths. which the prosecution s ays were caused by overdoses or the muscle relaxant curare. FARBER'S NOTES were sub- poenaed by defense lawyers but Farber refused to hand them over . prompting Judge Theodore Trautwein to find the reporter and the Times in contempt or court. Far ber received an in- definite jail sentence plus six months and was fined $2,000. The Times was fined $100,000 plus $5,000 for eve ry day Farber withheld his notes. The state Supreme Court ac- cepted the case in late August, staying the fines and jaJl term pending its ruling. Farber spent 27 days in jail before the stay. In Thursday's ruling the court fo und that neither the First Amendment. nor a New Jersey reporter's shield law protects Farber from having to sur· render his notes in the case THE COURT REJECTED the Times argument that the First shield notes and confidential sources. The court found the shield Jaw inapplicable when ;~ conflicts with the constitutional g uarante e or a fa ir trial. MINNEAPOLIS <AP>-Arcbbisbop John R. Roach bas reprimanded lhe pastor of St. Joan or Arc Catholic Church for allowing feminist leader Gloria Steinem to preach at two services Sunday. Tbe Rev. Harry Eagan, senior pastor at the Minneapolis pari!ib, was s ummoned to archdiocesan headquarters Wednes· day and told that Mrs. Steinem's appearance was improper, ac· cording to a parish staff member who asked not to be identified. A harshly worded statement by Roach criticizing Eagan and apologizing to Roman Catholics who were offended by Ms. Steinem's appearance was expeeted to be published today by the CatboUc Bulletin, weekly newspaper of the archdiocese. MS. STEINEM'S APPEARANCE IN ST. JOAN'S pulpit of. fended some Catholics because she is an outspoke.a advocate of abortion. Ms. Steinem delivered two sermons to record crowds at St. Joan's conte mporary services. Menon Lassonde, Roach's administrative assistant. said Eagan should have obtained·permission for Ms. Steinem's ap- pearance because she is not Catholic and is not ordained. Lassonde said sever al hundred people had telephoned or written letters protesting Ms. Steinem's appearances. MS. SfEJNEM, IN A TELEPHONE INTERVIEW from Ms. magazine's New York office, defended her appearance. "Are they even considering all the people who attended both Masses and wanted to bear what I bad to say?" she asked. "It makes you wonder if the archbishop didn't arrange all th.is fuss himself." Ms. Steinem said she never mentioned abortion during her appearances at the church and spoke instead about "reproduc· live freedom ." Hughes Aide Found Innocent OGDEN, Utah (AP ) -Dr. Wilbur Thain, Howard Hughes' former physician, has been round innocent of charges be Illegally provided lhe billionaire with codeine. The federal court jury deliberated about three hours Thursday before returning its verdict. 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Tiie H_.klNI Servi<• Wlkt "'9 1111111 In dOWnl-Lo& ""Ve'" •Ill drop lrom n TllllrlOtr 10 IM mlCMOI. e 1,.,,,.,,...., hltN •Ill lie In IN up. per 70s •torlt ,,,. cC>Mt, In "" upper IOI 10 ICM '°' In 1M S... l"er-eM' Sell OMrltl .,.,~. In tf'9 1tl In IN mounlitlM .,.. In 1111 IOI 111 the llPP9f' Cltwt 4lftd IM t09 In 1118 lawllr dHtr1. S•rlRepert Hunll"91011 llff(h. W•"" I lo 7 '"' wttll '°"''-'' •-II. Coftellllon• l•lr Newport fltec:ll W•~ O to ' loot •1111 \0\11-~I SW.II Condtl~ -· ( Coa1tal w1at her fnformatfon wm be fwnd on Page 812 todaJIJ HACKBERRY, La. <AP> -A t o wering pilla r of flames billowed over an alligator. infested swamp of palmetto and sawgrass today following an ex- plosion that left one man dead and another seriously injured at the showcase storage site of the nation's strategic petroleum re- serves . The flte, visible 2S miles away overnight, was expected to burn for at least two days. It was red from a.n underground cavern - 10 stories high and as big as a ci· ty block -that held 7 million barrels of crude oil being stored as a hedge against foreign oil embargos. The fire roared up a six-inch drill pipe during routine main· te nance late Thursd ay and caught about 20 men on a steel drilling rig, officials said. Two men were burned while rour dived to safety in a mudbank and the others clambered down a staircase just ahead of lhe flames . The heat melted the drilling rig. ''WE DON'T KNOW what hap· pened ," siad Bill Parker. deputy project manager. But wortanen said the fire was touched off by a spark that was struck while they were pulling a drilling bit up the pipe. "A big stream of oil spewed into tbe air about SO to 60 feet high for about 40 seconds. Then tbere was a loud explosion that rocked my truck and the oil ca ught on fire." s aid George LaBove, a mechanical inspector who was about a quarter mile away. THE DEAD MAN was lden- tified as Clarence Simon Sr .. 38, of Abbeville, La. In stable condi· tion with burns over baJf of bis body was Brad.1,Y Bergeron. 22. . of New lberia,1..a. "We've got every trick in the book working to try and control it," said Parker. -- ·DAILY PILOT CARRIERS ARE GOING SOMEPLACE 't"' ;..~._,,~.:-<t.'114j iu ·,.~,,,1~Jf.i;. J'~·.)~ f ~ .1,,.,.. "IV,#~ .• ·-..M'I..~~~.--ata ma as one 01 die un p ace's wh e re Daily Pilot carriers go. Disneyland, Knott 's Berry Farm and other Southern California attractions are frequent destinations and rewards for extra effort. There are more than 900 boys and girls who go someplace every day delivering the Daily Pilot to homes all along the Orange Coast. Contest. prizes and f~ trips are an extra reward for these youthful independent ITICrchants. in addition to their route profits. If you are at least 10 years old and want to go places, call 642·4321 and ask for circulation. 642-4321 . ........ ' .. .... . . . . . . . t ' f I t t f CALIFORNIA l=noey. S.ptemt>ftr 22, 1978 DAil Y PILOT A 5 Racist Art 'lfntouehable' THE FAMILY CIRCU By Bil Kean~ BE RKELEY CAP> -BiSmeum directors wop•t touch Janette Faulkner's 800-item art collecUon. Sb aaya 10me ol them find 1t too controversial. otben offmaive Ma Pa~~r·s <·ull \'Uoo t~• rrom • Coon Chicken Inn dino r plate to a Dark•e toothputt' C'arton THE Bl.AOC PSVCillAT RIC 80<'••1 worktir, wbo tuns a rhruc In San l"ranr1St'O, call• her col lecUon a documentauon of the pathology of race ball'ed. "Out h t'rt tn 11 uppo11t"dly coliaihtcocd Callforrua, mu.-.f'ums that di ,,1sy NUi swaauxu and COPll~ o( Mein Kampf' ~m· .Jrald to put my blst orlcMI collccllon on d1!>pla y, · said Ms Faulkner "Ma,)1bt-<1ome peopl~ would ra~l' fora-et lhls pot on. but I drul't w1.nt to 1lle don't aak peoplf' lo foraet )Laver) or lht• II bomb or lhe bolocau.at ~ why should I roraat this part of our history," ~be added MS. FA LKNER PICKED up her f~t objet u.'aH on an anllquc·buylng trip lo Mluowi 24 years a10. She ran across what afN cal.led an "Museums tha·t display Nazi swastikas and copies of 'Mein Kampf' are afraid to put my hlstorlcal collection on display." 1alroc1ows po8tcard or a stereotyped black man. "1 decided to look around for other examples of bhtck memor11bWa done by white artists," she ~•lrt . Some white art dealers 1ave her a bard time, s he said. One lnslsted on reading a book in dialed to her before letting her buy it. AMONG nlE ITEMS she has collected is an ad for Aunt J emima p ancake mix at M 1919 Chlcago fair. It depicts a fat black woman "Wte King KOl\I" sayina "I'se back ln town, hooey," she said. She noted that some racist portrayala were created by America's great artists 8.J}d lithograph companies, including Thomas Naat, James Montgomery F1agg and Currier and Ives. ' Europeans contributed their sbare of racist art, golf tees crowned with a tiny wooden face painted black and called "nigger head tees," and clocks with black shoeshine boys. AND mE DARKJE toothpaste, which shows a black man ln a Bowler bat, and bC>wtie with a wide grin on the carton, "is the most popular brand in lhe Orient," Ms. Faulkner said. "It even outsella Gleem in J apan," she added. "The porty ended early 'cause Jeffy pinned the toil on Donny'~ father." Did Sour_..,. fjfe. Pn-otO--InsiSting -- BrolVll Puffed Pot ________ -S()t}_-k -res-:-Seorehed SACRAM ENTO l AP> -Assembly Speaker Paul Priolo is standing by his claim that Qov. Edmund Brown J r. has smoked marijuana, but Priolo says it's possible his sources may have misled him. "I believe my sources," Priolo said Thursday. "But let me be tot.ally open. I guess I want to believe my sources. Maybe my sources have jacked me around with that infor mation." PRIOLO, R·MALIBU, accused the Democratic governor Sun· day or lying when he said he had Jieve r smoked marijuana, claim· ing t.hat unidentified De mocratic legislators bad told him they had seen Brown using pot. Priolo revealed then he had smoked marijuana himself two Um es. At a news conference Thurs· day, Priolo refused to identify his sources, saying only that they were two lawmakers, and that Brown had smoked mari· juana before and after taking of· rice. 0 vou VALUE YOUR sources of information," P riolo told re- porters. He described the sources as ·•t w o people who a r e not perso nally e nchanted with Jerry Brown," but he said that could cover many Democrats. PRIOLO SAID HE would ask them to identify themselves, but doubted whether they would. Brown has denied using pot, a nd his campaign manager , Ga ry Davis, has accused Priolo or using "desperation tactics" lo aid Re publican gubernatorial candidate Evelle Younger, who said last week be would pro- bably sign a bill legalizing pot use. Younger has since mbdlfied his position, saying he would probably allow s uch a bill to bec ome law without -hi s signature. ·~·~ STANDS BY CLAIM Speaker Priolo RAMONA CAP) -About 500 firefighters hoped today to con- tain a fast-moving fire whipped by erratic Santa Ana winds that burned about 1,500 acres of brus hland near Ramona, the state division of forestry said. The blaze, centered five miles wes t of San Diego Country Estates, was s parked by ·an un- determined cause about 12:30 p.m . Thursda y and s pread quickly. burning several small outbuildings, s aid Fire Capt. Paul Miller. Firefighters used 40 tire engines, five air tankers and fi ¥-e-hettc01>t-ers a n-d s ec backfires and cut firebreaks to try to bait the blaze. C'-r:er Ffldlff9 Dtte LOS ANGELES <AP> -The Pacific Southwest 's firs t re- Crime Doe8n't Pay -Neither Did.He , ( STATE ) s~arch facility devoted ex· elusively to cancer will be built by the University or Southern California, with completion scheduled for 1981. The nine-story $24 million cancer research institute to be built near Los Angeles County Medical Center will be named the Kenneth Norris, Jr. Cancer R esearch Institute . A $3.5 m illion gift from the Norris Foundation and SS00,000 gift from Kenneth Norris Jr. m ade cons truction possible, USC President John R. Hubbard an· nounced Thursday. mountmns, the sheriffs office said today. Six men, including a student at the University of California at Santa Cruz, were arrested for in· vestigaUon or cultivation, dis- tribution and possession or mari- juana. Marl..e Demoted SAN DIEGO <AP ) -A Ma rine drill instructor convicted of firing blanks from a n M-16 n · .. ne at a 17-year-old recruit at Camp Pendleton has been re-• _ duced ·of\.e g.r.ade.-."1,...,..,.,anlc--:as-- p uni s h m en t , a Mar i n e spokesman said. Porrao Lfmt OK'd Sgt. Allen G. Connor, 24. of Brooklyn, N.Y .. was sentenced Thursday by a general court· m artial board that convicted him a day earlier of firing the blanks at Pvt. William L . Taylor of Dallas, who suffered minor burns and bruises. SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A plan to limit the s pre ad of pomo- gr aph y shops and encounter s tudios in San Francisco has been approved by the city's 2 Tragedies planning commission . The meas ure, which was Hit F --!ly adopted Thursday night, would Diii.iI limit new adult book shops and ··1 d on't feel I a m r umor mongering," he added. "I wish you would give this kind of in· tense questioning to J erry Brown " PRIOLO RAS CRITICIZED Younger's statements and said he doubts the Legislature would pass a l~alization blll. studios to commercial and in· PISMO BEACH (AP> -U Timothy Paul Cooper .bad paid bis S8 dus trial areas. It would also re-FRESNO <AP> -Two youths gas blll, he wouldn't be sitting in j~ here today -booked for in· quire that· such outlets be at from the same family have been vestigation or grand theft auto and felony reslatJ.na arrest, police say. least two city blocks apart. killed in accidents here in less The 20-year-old Felton man led authorities on a hair-raising 55· than tour months. mile chase Thursday, most of it on lbe wron1 side of a freeway at Pot 'Fores•' Fo-d Ke vin Kostiw, 17. died at a speeds reaching 105 mph, until a local hospital Thursday, two 'Wars' Wins crash led to his arrest, police ne~t 50 miles unW it crashed. s ANT A c R u z ( A p ) days after he was shot in the said. "The irony of it was that he Sheriff's narcotics officers, in head in a hunting accident. TWO OUTSTANDING felony ha~ ~.45 ?'1 him," Woodrum the biggest of a series of marl· His sister , Lisa Kosliw. 15, warrants in Los Angeles were s aid .. U he d only paid, the S8 j uana raids, stumbled into a died in a traffic accident while Toy Rival Blasted Oul discovered against him _ fpr gas bill, all this woul~n t have forest of 1,500 plants six to 15 returning home from graduation violation of probation for armed bappe~.ed and nobody d be the feet high in the Santa Cruz f:~~~~ at Sanger High School LOS ANGELES <AP> -"StM Wars" toys have done battle with "Spacewar" toys and come out victorious. robbery and ror violation of pro-_wi......:..se,;._r_. ___________________________________ _ bation for burglary. A federal court judge has ruled that Arco Industries. Inc., must stop manufacturing "Spacewar" toys because they violate the copyright under which "Star Wars" toys are produced. IUDGE IRVING RILL ruled Thursday that toys based on the characters from the movie "Star Wars," the most profitable film in history, may be manufactured only by the KeMer Products Division of General Mills. "Star Wars" was produced by 20th Century Fox Film Corp., which granted the copyright to General Mills to make toys based on the film. Fox had filed a Sl million laws uit here against Arco in June for alleged copyright violation. THE PLAINTIFFS CLAIMED that by copying their line, Arco had significantly damaged possible profits on the toys. • -~----· ' Hill's deci:i;ion left a monetary award to be determined should Fox or General Mills pursue it further. ' •'This was better than any movie I've ever seen," said Pismo Beach police Sgt. Woody Woodrum, who participated in the early-morning chase. The incident began when a San Miguel gas station attendant reported a motorist bad driven off in a s tation wagon without paying, Woodrum said. FIFTY MINUTES LATER, Woodrum said, he spotted a vehicle fitting the description heading south on U.S. 101. A check on the license plate re- vealed the vehicle bad been re- ported stolen Sept. 1 in Cambria. ''Thei:e . were sev.en.._9_~.d.&nl . near misses" as northbound traffic narrowly avoided collid- • ing with the speeding car for the CORRECTION An advertising feature story in T hurs d ay's Sty le magazine e r· ro neously s t a ted the cost o r merchandise orrered by R06hdia Haute Couture in Lido Marina Village, Newport Beach. The story should have read : "A skirt and vest in ultra suede is $199." • • • \ii 11111 DRAPERIES I SALE ENDS MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 25TH ... HURRY, SOME QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED! all draperies -for your·heme.----·, ~ Ready-made, made.to-length. Buy and hang them today. Wide ~ lection of s tyles. fabrics, colors. Most machine wash.dry-need no iron mg. Made-to-length s ize!-! also on sale. Made-to-measure. For any size window tn your home. Casements to jacquards to novelty sheers in white. past.e ls or deep tones. Br ing in your window mea~uremcnt.8 Vala nces at regula r low prices . Custom-made . Over 1500 m lor a nd fabric combtna- -,..... ....... 11~ , ' l ·~ :tJ~ • ESTATE JEWELRY • CHINA • RUGS • SILVER 't HE RB « tions. Our decorator will show you ''1WiM\~n-. ;_!. ~l!~f .... :-;':}.·~/~tif!' .. • FINE PORCELAINS • BRONZES • FURNITURE • OILS, Etc. : FRIEDL..\~DF.R: • IS ~AKJSG • 11/2 Million Dollars Worth Fri., Sat. & Sun. Inspection Fri., Sat. & Sun. September 22, 23 & 24 · 8:00 pm ,· 2·5 pm & 7 ·8 pm ~ Don't miss this important sale! Fine crvstt!, china sets, European furniture, hforizes, rugs, oils and many othe,,,tem5. Lots of diamond solital;es and clusters. Fine men's and ladies watohes rings. earrings, bracelets, necklaces, etc., set with diamonds, emeralds, rubies, sapphires. Several important large emeralds and sapphires. TERMS : B11nkAmerlc8<d MauerCher119 Pertooi11I chKk ·Ct.,, ·Som• ••t•,,o.d t•rms cllt'I be lftM\09d. PrQP(lrty moYfd for COnttM Hlnc• of ul• to: ne""Port galleries, ltd. 2452 West Coast Highway, Newport Beech, CA (714) 646-2200 CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED 'TIL 6 P.M. FRIDAY Ari l.evl"• · Auctlo""' .. ... • GREAT DEALS • : FREE : : 50 GAL.~ : • O .. GAS • • ......... '-411'141th-· ..,,,.. ••• , ... ,.h..H . ~ or otr. ('llr\~(;t-:s • .. •• •tt .. _ ~,.dot,_,,., • ......... ,..._,_.... . •· e HONDA e • . ,,, .......... , . • 111.mf w~ ~ •* * * * * * * * * * * ·: .. MG·TRIUMPH • • e JAGUAR e • ! FIAT·LANCIA : It m n~na.;:::.:.:::11·:Wm ii .. * • * * * * * * * * *• • e TOYOTA e • • . •. o .. -c......... • .It ~ ..... c; • ..,. m ..... « ,. • * * * •.• * * •• * ~ : ~OTORHO:\fF. • ·• SAl.F.S & RF.ST.\LS « ,.. Rf.SERVE SOW : ·• :-..17.7777 Ext. 500 • ............ • e LEASING e .. "''"·~ ...... _....o..._ .. V..A•UHl_8'!t._~ "' 537.7777 t:xt. 600 ····••******* .. --. timate. 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Fr1day, September 22, 1978 Robert N Weed I Publlshf!r TnomH Keevol Editor Barbare\ Kre1b1ch 1Ed1tor1a1 P~e Editor Health Council' .Honeymoon Ov r l>r Sl.anlL•\ \ un tlt•n "loort. dt•tin 11£ 'Cl I!> med1cul io.t•hool. hud -..unw unkind th1njl:::i tu "l:l) ul>oul the Un1.n~c <:ount) lll·Hlth P lan111n~ C1111n<·il 1<H'HPC> wh,•n ht· Jbruµlly rl':-l~m·d front tht• l'OUnl ti!'\ board Of d1rcCtOI.._, th ts \\ 1.'t·k \an dt•n 1"oorl ''" l tht• onh 1 1111c· OCl ti'(' ha rur k1•d up in rl'Ct.·nt month'>. Pt•rh.1p.., cn tH 1-.m Jnd d1sM•nl <.11 t· lo h1.· cxp(!t'lctl, howt•\ t•t • l\fh•r nil on ··l tmt• c·ounly poltlttH.111 k1n~ptn Or Lou1 .., Celln for ) t•ars sJ)(>nl thunk"> of othl!r Pl'<>fllL1 s fort um·~ trysn~ to gmn. -.omt•llme~ \\Ith J(rl·ut !\ut·cc~s. c·ontrol uvcr ()ClJPC'!\ prl'tl('C"i'<.,SOr health planntnJ( councils . H PC O\H'' its <"\~Stenn• to Ct·lla and othl'ni who were reat"htnft for J>Ohllcal f.>0'4t:r lh.rouJ.:h control qf hl•all h planrunl( .lmtcud of t-t•ll't•lln~ an alternative counc1l s 1>onl>ored hy lhl· l'ounty Ro<J rd o( SUpl'rvTuor . f :'flt•1'&l orff<'Htls "CUfl. d1t1onull) cll· ... 1gnJlt.'d C)('JIPC to be lht• l·ount~ ':-. hculth ystems a~t.'1\CY ... Thal> meanr:1 pl'tvnte. non-profit cori>oratlon funded - by s tatt• and fetlt•rnl dollar' wa!t <.·allrn~ the c ardb m the multi nulhon doll.a.r bu~inc~:-. of dt·<.'larinf( which hos pJtals would bf' btult. \' h1l·h s hould expand a nd where they :-ihould go. Now. two yeurs lat~r . Ol'JIPC is askmg for a rousing tax·fundcd budgt..'l uf S970,000 to support a staff of 25 health planners. 1t 1s a bureaucratic non·burcaucn•<'Y that dances to tunes dictated b) state a nd federal health officials far re· moved from the h><'al scene. Local citizens whose health care presumably is being planned by this powerful body have no way to approve or disapprove its actions . In comparison wtth the C:ella·dommated years, maybe thing arc better. It could be that Van den Noorl's charges of ineptness. staff biw; and ot.ber alleged shortcomings are overstated. Whatever might be. it's obvious that the health·plan· ning council's honeymoon years a re at a n e nd OCllPC can't avoid controversy now a nd in the future It's ti me now. how('ver. for the counci I to show some results 1 hat can justify a public expenditure swelled in a very s hort ume toalmostSl million a year . Laws Will fit HoDie Laws. rules and regulations eman ating from S<.1cramcnto sometimes take a while to filter down to the uvcrngc citizen. but homeowne rs and motoris ts soon will lt:cl a fcwnewones. A batch of s tate Energy Commission reg ulations that went into effect in July has un impact on all new homes and room additions . They set s pecific standards for heating a nd insulation a nd the use of gas and electricity, a nd prohibit the is· suance of building permits until bulky Energy Com· mission forms have been complete d a nd approved. There are special s tandards for wall thickness and al· tic ins ulation is required on many projects The s ize of s pace heater s and water heaters is limit ed. Pilot lights a r e prohibited on ne w gas appliances While the new rules m themselves may not add to the cost of construction. completion of the complex forms estimated to be a two·hour task may be too much for th<· average houscho ldC'r So the do·it·yourself'er m ay find it necessary to seek 1 he help of a prof cssional builder to get his project off the grnund. Southern California m otorists face a new state law r equiring mandatory ins pections of the s mog control device on a ny us ed a utomobile sold in Orange a nd five neighboring counties after Jan. l. It involves a lO·minute computerized check at an of· f1c1al state ins pection s tation. a drive·through building r e· ~cmbling a car wash . And the r emarkable thing about this law is that it provides for only 17 or the omcial inspection -s tations fo r all s ix counties in the Sout h Coast Air Basin. . lt is dilliculLlo conceive how such a limited net· work could possibly handfe-ihe ·vofUme of nsed -car--- sales in the ar ea without enormous inconvenience to buyers and sellers. A fair guess would be that the multi· , million dollar program will have to come up with a few more millions to expand the network when .the citizenry s tarts howling. • Opinions expressed 1n lhe space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed o n this page are those ot their authors and artists. Reader comment 1s invited-Address The Daily Piiot, P.O • Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321 . Boyd I Hob.nob By L. M. BOYD 1~nt. 'llc1. Jl was ~he ~HttlM'~· ~·<Mft b·1\fti1 another a drink, taking none for himself, then for the other to buy the first a drink, likewise taking none for himseU. It w·as-d~cribed by the word "habnab" meaning .. to have and have not." Later. says our Language man. it evolved into our word "hobnob." tt 's widely known that Meriwether Lewis of Lewis Dear Gloon1y Gu · If there ii indeed a gas and oil shortage, how can Los Angeles school offichlla not have a guil· t)' con science when children are bused to the four comers or the county unnecessarily? WONDERING ~1,~:J f;'~.<::'.':':~~.·':.!~':. __ 111, -· -¥1twt ...... ~~· ... ,,_ ~ -¥· .. OMfrlr -. o.i1r io1i.c. ..... ---.- and Clark fame died violent· ly ;~:~~:1~~l~&Jnn m . tlft.ly..,.. on earth know whether he com· m i lted s uicide or was murdered? Anna Sewell, the author of that renowned story called "Black .Beauty," received the equivalent or about $90 for same. That, and no more. Termites don't live in wood. They· eat wood. They Uve in dirt. Q. "Whal did the oldtimers put on a bee sting to cut down the pain and swelling?" A. Table salt , ammonia or mud. If none of these are at hand, remember. it's okay to use a modem drugstore con· coction. Q. "What's the most com· mon blood type ? The rar~st?" A. Most comm on, O. Rarei1t, AR. Should mention there's n subtype called AH which has been round world· wide in only three people. Q. "What's the nickname of the Peanuts' artist Charles Schulti?" A. Sparky. Rowland Evan /Robert Novak Carter's Role Not Completed W ASlllNGTON -The succt-ss or r:ulure or Prcsi~cnl Carter's · SkilHul mediation at Camp nuvlcJ in bualdin1t a "frumework" for peace now de· pendR not on ~gyptian President J\nwnr Sudnt or l:sraell Prime Minister Menachem Begin but i.quurely on ,Jimmy Carte r h1rnsdf The "framework' wJll not in~ of Sadat'R demand for even· tual Arab sovereignty on the West Bank shows how tn· dis pensable his role was at the summit. Without eventual self· determination for West Bank Palestinians, Sadat Insisted. there could be no separate Egyptian·lsraeli peace. NOTHING jn the documents signed by Sadat and Begin de- h vers such guarantees. But behind the cold print. return or the Sinai Peninsula t-0 Egypt and eventual return or most ol the West Bank to Arab sovereignty were1tnlced together. Ban.le. success between Egypt and Israel is not guuranteed. BEHIND SADAT'S pointed re- minder that Mr. Carter con· tinues as a "lull partner" were hours or private talks In which the president pledged thut if Sadat would sign with Begin. the U.S. would bring about an end ol lsraelt rule over 1.5 million Arabs on the West Sank and Gaza. Bank sovereignty. tt claim backed only by alleged bibllc1d revelations. . But Carter persuaded Begin at Camp David to base s West Bank settlement on United Na· tions Resolution 242 "in all its parts." with Pales tinian autonomy guaranteed. That virtually resolves the sov~reign· ty question. THE INGENIOUS route Mr. Carter chose to arrive at this re· suit was persuading Sadat to ac· cept an indirect link between a speedy Egyptian·lsraeli peace. to be followed by an Arab Israeli deal on the West. Bank tied directly to Begin's selC·ruJ e offer. Rto nd ulone: it mus t be fleshed out with the hrl1> oC moderate. ~ro·Western Arao powers. Only the pre· .sJdenl ba.s_1 political clout to expand the promise of "You made a commitment to be a full partner in the peace talks," Sa<fat sala ID · s so emn. restrained statement Sunday night sitting ln lhe East Room with Begin-and Mr. Cacter. "The continuation or "gour active role is indispensable." As former Secretary or Slate Henry Kissinger. who was kept informed or developments throughout the secret t'1ks at the 13--day -summit. told us; "The only possibility now is that most or the West Bank will re· verno ~tJsovemgnty;!! -SOme sl<c-pttcahdrniaistralion---...,,"!- · Camp.e>avid -a drarpatic dis· play of U S . mediation un· precedented in American his· tory -into the Mide11st ~ace Mr. Carter has worked so hard ror. The president's clever handl· Earl Waters That was Sadat's veiled warn· sng : Only -you, Mr. President. can make these peace talks suc· cessful: if they fail on the West BEGIN HIMSELF set the stage !or this probable outcome. La s t winter be prom1"se.d" autonomy. or self-rule, to West Bank Arabs with Israel retain· mg authority over military security. He conceded nothing on Israel's own claim to West Mideast specialists s uspect that Begin's strategy on the West Bank-will,.be.~w up:· thfv. process of west 'B1l'hk selt~futc. siAce each step of progress there depends on specific Israeli ap- proval. Ukewtse. cynical Begia- watchers worry that he will de· li berately but secretly plot to have the Israeli parliament ~ote against Begin's no·n e w· settlements pledge. That pledge is conditioned on the Knesser s approval. COOLER HEADS here dispute such concerns. While cautioning that nothing at all is guaranteed. they do not belie"e Begin or his government would deliberately undermine Begin's own agree· ment on new. Jewish settlements -an esseJ!tial elemen~ of Mr. Carter's riieoialaon. Al so essential is help from King Hussein or Jordan. who has no desire to play any role at all on the West Bank. But it would be surprising if he did not come along under pressure. Only Mr. Carter can exert it. The president came down from the Camp David summit with no more than advert.Jsed - a "framework" for Midecist peace that can be filled in onty 1r Mr. Carter continues what Sadat calls his "indispensable" role as a full partner. Further succes~ will lead not only to a profound change in the bloody Middl e East: it will also confirm Jim· my Carter as a leader to be reckoned with. State Legislators' Pay Tops in Nation Much will and should be written about the 1977-78 Legislature. Even Speaker Leo McCarthy, who exerts the greatest individual influence over the Legislature. has conceded its dismal record and observed that its final days were the most chaotic in h is experience. Like baseball's hot stove league. there will be ample time were short or the mark. Jt doesn 't trim the income tax sufficiently to avoid inflationary effects. The state will continue to accumulate s urpluses without cutting back on spending. Tougher criminal penalties may be helpful in stemming crime but they don't stop plea bargaining or sort judges or shift emphasis from the rights or crimin als to the rights or innocent victims. lawmakers similarly rerused to halt even though California Judges and legislators are the highest paid in the entire nation. Ironi cally the freeze on from rederal and stale incom<• taxes· by special preferential lei:!islation applying only to stat<: legislators. salaries of public employees ADDITIONALLY. th t· included the Legislature's own lawmakers arc ~iven leased 2.000 or more aides. consultants. c a r s th e cost of w h 1 c h . field representativ.es a nd including full maintenance and secretaries. This was probably ins urance, is paid out of tax in resentment or the ract that <,tollars. Gasoline credit cards to many of these aides are paid keep it fueled are also issued s ubs tantially more than the and paid for by the state. The ni e m bers themselves. s ome cars are not restricted to offi cial receiving as rrwch as $36,000 per use. In fact many arc driven by year. the wives. in some instances the . girl friends. while the solon:-. • to review and a n alyze the failures in the weeks ahead. Suffice to say r o r-t h e moment that a ft e r s ix year s or t r.yout, the two -ye ar full ·tim e Although the lawmakers failed mi se rably t o come to agr eements on almost every issue or importance lo the .people, there was one area where they were qufck to find BVT .WlllLE the salaries ·of--~ck ~1.ll.-$~~Iteff_~rs Jor _ m ost other oUicials and l~ir own use. 'the credit carers-- sessions are a complete bust. The list or failures to cope with California's problems 'is longer than the Ni le. Even the "major" achievements we r e nothing more than band aids applied as sops to the people just before an election. INCOME TAX indexing was a step forward but Its provisions unanimity. That was on the matter of their own pay. CURRENTLY being paid S23,232 that salary will increase 10 percent to $25,555 in December. Although the raise was voted prior to passage or Proposition 13, the lawmakers s ubseque n tly rejected a ll proposals to forego the higher pay despite the fact salaries of all slate and local employees had been frozen by their action. All, that is, but the judges whose 5 percent automatic increase the employees represenLc; total pay have been known to be used to excepting for normal retirement fill up pleasure boats a nd and health insurance benefits. airplanes. the legislative pay is anoth~r The National Conference of story. What ma~es Calif<?rn~a Legislators, which operates at lawma~ers the highest paid 10 taxpayers expense and which th_e nation a~e the extraordmary rated the California lawmakers fringe benefits. as the highest compensated m To start with the solons have the nation. estimates their pay allocated to themselves a $40 per to be the equivalent of $72.000 a day "living allowance" payable ye a r . Thal ma y be a n seven days a week throughout overestimate but considering the year excepting for the brie! the tax free aspects or the "vacation" periods. This $1,200 "fringe" benefits. it is -easily the a month has been made exempt equivalent of $50,000 annually. How Did We Surviv~ B~fore the 'Age of Advice'? 'Why do we call our times the Age or Anxiety?" asked the dist· ingulshed writer and journalist Leo C. Rosten recently. "l think we live in the Afe or Advice . We a r e nave ·deep in pro- fessional counselors." By way or support in g his statement. Rosten told his in· tcrviewer of a ma rria~c <'O unselor who adlvlsed a couplr lhM ir they wished to improve their mar· riage they s hould get a divorce. That is a relatively straightforwa rd ex · ample of the kind or advice thut is goin~ around today. and that people pay spondullks for The lul<' Frank Lloyd Wri~hl is crcdilcd with the observation. ··If you ti ll th e c Quntry sideways, Los Angeles is the place whe re cverythinl{ loose will foll." The 8ay Are a , and especially Marin country and Berkeley, can profitably be said · to share the truth of this ob· servation. AND OF the loose sturr that tends to rail here. we can surely tack up "professionnl" advict•. ft has been said that free advice is worth exactly what you pay for it. The same can be said for most pald·for counsel. Nobody seems to be able to do anything nowadays. Crom lie his shoelaces to perform sexually with a woman. t look forward with some confidence to picking up the "Urestyle" sect.ion of one of my favorite dailies to find a longish piece called, "How to Make Water." Or. better, a series o( rour on lh1!) same rivet· 1ng theme. ADVICE ON how to breathe :rnd how to run we :ir(' up lo our ears In. Of ull subJects on 1.·nrth. you wduld think that running 1~ one that requires no Instruction. no mystique. and new clothes . "Beware of all enterprio;cs that I I . . . . require new clothes." said the sage Henry D. Thoreau. Vet the papers of this country have been filled to surfeit with instructions on this purely in· stincllvc thing. Put a guy four feet in front of t\ tiger and t}e wi ll require JlO damned manual to tell him how to run his tail off to safety Sanskrit may have to be taught. Running, no. That un cntir<' liter:iturc has grown up around the subJcrt Qf how to get a healthy pair or legs to scoot a healthy body about is a commentary on our times u.nd our kind. I don't truly care1 to know what it means. IF RUNNING is a relatively new religion. with Its own Im· prob<Ablc priesthood. there is one of even older provenance. w1th It~ own impeccable priesthood. This is nbout an activity even mor<' instanctuttl than runnina. and certmnly not one c.lesp(lrtitc ly In need or pcdagol(y. This Is how t<> perform sex. Lravlng out the lon<?ly vie~. which or course wos my In ...... \lo ' troduction to SC":"r. I thrnk -1- learned just about all thcit was needed to know on the subJect during my first encounter This was. rortunatcly, with a lady of expe rience. I think sht:> was 24 at the lime. Since then I have not read a sin~lc book or ma~azane :irliclc tellmg me how 'l\'X :.hould be done To havl' ~rown 111 Jdulthood .ind heyond witho ut th e manislrat1ons of Dr. Al<'x Com· fort and his like make' for meaJ:(l'r livmg, l am sure. but l remain unrcpentcnt. 1'here arc rcf1nemcnls to the act of lov1." to be sure. but the fund amentals are as e:isy and u unm1is takablc as a slap 1n the fac · with a nounder. THEY TEl~L me that c;ome kid~ ill :"I ~radc school wcrc asked how to 'Sl)Cll r1•l11•r a nd they replied R·O L A·I I> S. Thi' is too etisy to b ltcve. A lot of people 1 know htt ve prdblC'ms -11mply b<>causc there drl' l)('oplc around who -;ay they N in solve them : CALIFORNIA ~ure Yosemite Pro ~ SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The NaUonaJ Park Servi~, tn a atartllna propouJ, hu dbclosed a plan lo sharply chop auto u.se in Yoe~ite NaUonal Park vall~y ond 1'la~h t"Ommt-rt"iohuUon thf're to auch a~ extent that 1t would rfdu<'c conce!>:>ll>O JltlJ rus lo lefO .i \ In M nows conference conducted by r ~PS Westem R\'glon chleC Howard Chapman, , Yosemite su1>0rlntendent l.eslle Arnberger and flt'} nolds, it w111 '$UUcStP<t that an alternative <.·ould be for the govern ,..-------....,] mcn t to purchase the Th<' propos.al a rar r~achln.: dr.ifl mu,ter plan ( ECO'• ~M"'Y 1•onccssion facilities and aubJt>C'l to 11dd1l1 onol publit h• 11rini:' n1n L'-"' engage MCA to operate 8"\'Si.1onal and otht>r input, ~•' (11•w•lo1 .. ·d oHr 1i1 the facilities, minus the pt'nod of four H 'M '> after hb1r1nR' .. , ro-., tht• l'3Ptlal investment. country Amoni: th1· maJor changes in the valley, the J)rop0 al renwvt•!'j fucllit1cs indudmg swimming pools, a bank. bl't.uty ~hop, barber, car rental, golf SU MMED l ·P. 'l'UF. PROPOSAL <'Ul' more lbt1n 1,200 d•} park1n1 spacei ou1 o( lht• t·••ntrol vallt>y. lort"t'S J)f'ak UM' '1slton. 111to ~uttk bw1•'' troll\ far out.s.u:I~ lht> ctntral \•alle} and muk s more than a C'On! of reduct klns 11nd rhm1nauons ol c:OID.lru!Rlal CaciltUe.~. course ond tcnr11' cuurl~ Thl· pro1>oi.lfl r<'duccs the number of hotel ac- com modataon.,, l'umpsltes, clothing shops, park· Ing, uuto movt'mt.'nt11 and gas stations. Th~ proposal 1r-; t•xpe<'trd to dra"A a11pt11un TO CONSt:RV£ AND PROMOTE the from l'ONervation1l>t ~Toups and n.:u1~h••d cri".s nulural valley i.tmosph •re. the proposal increases H't--"#i""nrtbe MCA COFl>. par.nt of tbf Ynscml~~k J hUl le bu~in~ und bicycle paths to cur b the and CWT)' Co.. which operates lht• Cf10ces·•100The numl>erofcar.;---- -....__ NPS ('Stimated l'oold ht' "·orth some S20 milllon Specifically, the proposal remoyes 278 over· John Rg~ol~. <'&ptain of the Y~emile plan ht lod · d uo 1 242 pa king nJ og tt•um, sJid -Thul"Sday, .. ti •~ryth1ng in the nag gmt: uccommo a ns, • r plan wt•r(' impll•mented, lh~re would be 0 0 profit, spaces. 116 campsites and other facilities. -the y would-lo in th~ ho~ more t-vt-ry year · · -Chapman b.atled !he proposALas a.n_oulline !or - i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii the next JO to 15 years for the 761,()()().acre park 200 miles east or San Francisco. from Cucamonpto lfewport Beach Delicious lobster f tails from the icy · )... · coastal wa ters of Western Australla ... Thick. juicy Com - Belt steaks. Alaskan kJng crab legs and TeriyakJ chfcken ... A Big Baker topped with butter, sour cream. chives and cheese ... A well-stocked salad bar and well-tended vege- tables ... An Interesting wine list ... A Cask Hour featuring two-for~ne cocktails in the lounge ... Open 5 P.M. h 's been eleven years since we opened o..-flrst restaurant In a secluded Cucamonga vineyard. And. like a bottle of good wine. we g4rt better every yeac. cask 'n cl€aveu Newport Buda.1660 Dove St .. MacArlh• to Bitch to Dove. Ne•t to Marie Callender'•, 752-1538 "We beheve lhal this draft plan w111 mark the beginning of a new trend which we place greater emph asis on the preservation of park re· source1.. . .. ·' he said. LESUE P. ARNBERGER, superintendent or the park. swd, ··Major concepts or the draft plan are to reduce automobile congestion; alleviate periodic overcrowding, particularly In Yosemite Valley; remove or relocate non-essential facilities: restore the natural scene as nearly as poss ible, and enhance visitor enjoyment and un- derstanding of the park." With conservationist groups angrily criticizing the NPS for its handling of.the process that was to lead up to an earlier draft master plan, the Department of Interior suddenly called 1l screeching halt to the document Dec. 13, 1974. A NEW PLANNING PROCESS was begun that triggered 48 nationwide meetings, including 14 in Calilomia. The Y09emite Planning Team. which worked quietly at offices in San Francisco's Fort Mason, maintained a mailing list of 63,000 persons who received regular.updates -keeping them "in the picture." . The wide-ranging proeess, and the exhaustiVi! measures taken to see that anyone who had anything to say about Yosemite was to be given ample opportunity for input, proved what NPS staffers always knew: Yosemite remains one of the nation's most popular national parks, and un- questionably California's favorite park. Last year, 2.5 m illion persons visited the park. More were ex- pected this year. Angry, often bitter speculation that MCA planned to introduce unacceptable commercialism to the park whose awesome granite beauty is prized the world over, applied the pressure that led to the terse announcement from Washington: Whoa! MCA DENIED THAT IT was going to over- commercialize the park, but foes of big corpora · lion kept pointing out bow MCA once promoted conventions in the park by picturing a bunch of seats tn a row in a Yosemite meadow, backed by one of the park's famed cllffwalls. COSTA MESA 3095 H• bor llvcL Ju11 s. or San Ol900 Fwr. 8Cloet from Fedoo } Frldly, September 22, 1978 DAIL v PILOT A 7 LLO\'D•!i garden shop COUPON ""\~ ST. AUGUSTINE GRASS IN FLA TS aeg.'4.so NOW s29s ~ ~ Chrysanthemums "MUMS'' 4"Poh GREEN MOSS 41 O cubi<: inch bag 5cM 2 I o/o off ,......price *SPECIAL* I 0°/o OFF l .. all Price ON A.LL POTTERY IN STOCK! BULBS "' Plant now for Spring color -Tulips, Ranunculus. Iris. Daffodils & many more to choose from. , • _ ) ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO STOCIC OH HANO• SAl£ EXP1RES 11130/19 I• OPEN MON. THRU FRI. 7..fJ. SAT. 8..fJ. SUN. g.5 'lllrJI" ~ 2028 Newport Blvd. (at Boy St.) Costa Meso, CA 926'll J (7J4} 646-]44_1 _r•~ Celebrate I Saturday, September 23 ---·-·-t • • • " • -• -· -, .. -. ~ ..... . ... --.. -.. ,. .... . .. ) •• • AB DAIL y PILOT Non-smokers Gain Support By O.C. UUSTlNGh Ol 1• 0.llr Pl ... •t•tt 'upporter" of Propo111Uon :'.I, lhe "<'lean indoor air" lniliatlve to n .oqu1re non·sn\~ll\Jt and smoking urf'~n In m <>"t pubh<' plac~. ha\t plckcd ui.i ~oow Or&Ofilt' County endorM'M••nti. Thf." C~mpaign for C'lf'an Air hl!!i 1m · nounc"-d the badttnw tif u numh1 .. , or 1 11 \ ~· <' u n c 1 I m t· n . 1 n t' I u d 1 n I{ I' h 1 I I 1 11 Sc-hw.art1t• or S11n Juun <:u11htrano. Howard Mu.-.ht•ll or ~an l ll'n11111r. t\a) Wllhctn1' and P.1ul llummt>l of !'P-,,.port 8\• ch, S.tlh H .. llcru1• of L <tl(•tnll lk1tft1 Mur~ Ann l'iu1ilo on<f t.arrv /\gr._n <•I lrv1nt> .end ta)•or M .an in Adler of l',ount..iln \',lilt•) .... A 'StMBl .\'M DE, !\IS M unge~ 0 Hunl11\.:tnn U1•u f'h h ,,, numttt K .. ymollO ;1rnl • \.IH., l\.ruu.i.) ut .M1:1 111on VltJo ~ CO-<'hulrmen or Veterum. for M ung~rs. Krinsky 111 t'Ommundcr of Long Buch Ch 1 p lu l '7 . Disabled Amerlcun Vt-lt•ro~. !ind Mn1 Krinsky 1~ com mander of tho or.r~nli~Uon'li uuxlllury uroup • • • t•1 •·TH DIS TRICT Superv111or Thom us Rlh•y. who 111 chutr111un M the Ch un'l•' County Uo1.1rd of Su~rv1~ot11, htt11 bt•cn t:ndol'lit'd In hii. re·l'llx-tion bad bv follow Supervisori. H»lph Clark. fiuh1h l>tttdrlch and Philip Anlhony, a_nd fornH•r Supcrvt!lori; Alton Allf•n. W11llum Ph1lh1»1 ond Wlllhun IUnsLeln • • • ,,\S EMBl .VMAN RON Cordovu. U t:I Toro. has packed up the end<irl>ement of the CuliCornla Orgamiatlon of Police und Sheriffs m his bid for the 36lh slate S ·nulc seat. RETIRING ~TATE Sen. De nnis Carpenter, R-Newport Beach. has en· dor21ed fellow Republican Don Goedeke an h ls campaign r or the 38th Congressional seat. currently held by Jerry Patterson. D Santa Ana • • • RICHARD O'NEILL. cha.arman or the Yvonne Burke for allorney general campal~n. has announced lhat. Audrey Redf ern h as joined the s taff as coordinator Shl' Is u former executive secretary for the Ucmocratlc Party m Or1.rnge County. r'/l'Y'ftJ~..--P-fm f~wufL lip_ Read _ ew Prexy Course Set ~~~~~~~~;::i~, ·oc· -cool-to 91 I--At cou~ge tdcnt of th1• Tht·m" Sodt•ty of Southw(•,tern VnlVt>rMl y ~1·h11ol or Law .-t thl' orJ:.11111.1 tlon's r1•1'\•0t unnu1JI 111111 qul'l. G ruhum •~ .111 Or..ini.:t \ounty attorn1·y and ,, 1 968 ~f<lll UJlll OI So uth~e:.l l'r n Thl' 'fhem1s So<-1e 1y •~ tht• :.chool 's maJor ~UPP<>rl gr oup and is comprisN.l or 4 00 a l um n i .rnd friends of Southwe~tern l 111111.it· County iiupervlM>rtf don't m1nrl St'n<hng ttw ttlnlc a plan for in· ' 1 ,, 111 n lo! t h l' " u I I • • \' m c r g e n r y ll•l1·phonc i.yi.tcm throughout the l'llUllt)' ll owrvcr. :supervisors made 1l t•kttr they don't lnknd to commit tmy tnunty government dollars to the e!>l1muled S1.5 million it wlll cost to an:.tall the system . The "911 " em ergency t elephone sy~te m allows te lephone callers from any point walhm a service area to cha I 911 for em ergency police. fire or paramedie..service. Callfonu1.1 was the first state to mandutc u statewide "911 " system und t he mundatlng l egislation d ,·('fl'••tl lht• system will be in effect .statt'w1de by mid-1984. 1'httt deadline wull shoved back one year when revenue generated by a 11\i percent surcharge on certain in· tras tate telephone calls to raoance in· s tallatlon or the syste m lagged behind expectations . "L1p Reading . Social and Personal AdJus t- m e n t to Prog resslvt! Hear ing f,npalr .1cnt, .. is the title of a special course to aid the hearing impaired. The semester course ls offered by Coastline Community College and i s taug ht b y Bobbe Barris. who is deal. There are lhr~e sec- T H E v E A R o F g r a c e tions of lhe course . They notwithstanding, the state's 58 coun-m eet Monday from 9 to fies· wore. ordec.ed-to~nibmit_.final 1 Q..m . !' '!·'!!·-to. 1 e mergency telephone system Plans to pL:rn:l~h'ID'"".:l -toR 3 dp..m . at 0 u eran e eem er the s tate by ct. l. C hurch, 13564 St. An· Th at's what Or a nge County drew's Drive, Se al Supervisors did Uus week when they Beach. approved a plan now on its way to There are no tuition or PAPEiWHm NARCISSUS IULIS ORANGE COUNTY I POLITICS f Nuraery Special) GREAT IULI COVER IC ELAND POPPIES Flowers Beautlfut fragrant of bold flowers tor spring. May 'Hot Colors· be potted for Indoors. tor the m ~ .. ~ cool III E!il months Bulbs to plant now... ahead. ,--D~ PON¥llAK --1t-- ~lVLl'I REG .. 98 ~.::..Clmtl -.. --a:1~1 --· -- J Florist Special I -;; Beautiful ROSES te,~~" love buds.·· 2. <J8 uoz. Ad Cood Throuah Seilt. 26. 1978 • Whll~ Supplr___Luu ...... PHONE 546-5525 2640 Harbor Blvd., Co8ta MeMa 9-9-. ITS PURPOSE is to speed response tame and the emergehcy call system has generaHy been h<tiled as a lire. saving success in most e1reas where 1t has been put into use. Sacrament~ materials fees for the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ But a week after coming off ten· class. instruction has tativc approval or a belt-tightening already ~gun, but in- • • HOMEOWHEtlS • AUTO fftMrmK• If YOU QUA.l.lfY • RABBITT INSURANCE 541-5554 1914 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA Alcoholism Unit Names Director rred terested persons may at· county budget, s upervisors sco at tend the class and at· lhe thought of using tax dollars to finance insta.llayon of the system. t em Pt t o reg 1s t er · Deadline for registra· Norman H. Huneycutt or Fu1lerton has been appointed director or pro- gram and fiscal development for the Alcoholism Coun cil or Orange County. His duties Include me mbership de· velopment. ~ifl solicitation. and plan· ning and impleme nting new and ex· panded programs. Huneycutt worked previously for the Presbytqian Ministers' Fund. I N ADDITION TO stating at the Sl.S million initial cost figure, they glanced al the estimat ed $109,000 a month it will cost to operate the system. "I don't mind submitting a plan bul I s ure don't wa nt the stale to think w e'r e payin g for it," Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said as he summed up the prevailing mood or the fi ve county s upervisors . tion is Monday. Swim Class Set at YMCA Swimming lessons will begin Monday at the Orange Coast YMCA in Newport Beach. includ· ing classes for all ages. TURN OFTuE CENTURY EUROPE SLEPT HERE. , ... Waning for you at The Antique Guild. A magnifice nt ~·k·ctton of bnis from the gr:md old bedrooms of Europe. With scrollwork :rnJ pnrqul'lry on headboards and footboards of walnut. oak, mahogany. Take one home. Surrou nd it with rich old pieces in mahogany. w.ilnut or oak. Pieces h:md-craftcd with the kind oflovc and ca re and Ja..,tinJ.! vnluc you won't fi nd in today's furniture. A delicate little nightstand wnh .1 1narblc top pcrhnps. crowning inrricmc cnrv ings. A V1ctorinn dre~scr. One.: \ i ?:'-~./·.-J ~ of many with beveUed mirron,. One with nn ov::i l mirror or ;. 1j n triple looking glass. A vaniry from Edwnrd1an England or · ·' ~ a drc sing table from Vienna . Add n marble-topped wa~h-..,,,lll.illiiilill~ stand. purely for fancy. Fill it with plants or perch ::i TV on ·r ~~· top. Then settle down for warm, wonderful nights in turn· r • ~ of·the-ccmury Europe. In an uncommonly beautifu l room. The kind you can only find at The Anclque Guild. ~h~h ~Orange County, Newport Fwy. and Over Rd. Ea~c w .. ~~.in<l, mmUlm 714n51·3181. Los Angeles, Venict! Blvd., betwe1..·n '8510 '195 Robertson and La Cienega 21 V838-3131. l\t 1h ... 10 . ., ... ~C" •n ~ MviftiJ.,_ ,~,,...,.... .,<iitHJ,.t h:. •-t-~"""t." 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The base of this uniquely styled Magnavox may be removed to allow use as a table model -or as a built-in. Whichever way you select. you will see an accurately tuned 01cture on each channel Model 45 1 2 -a delight to your eyes and budget . From 5499. •• •i...•·· ,. .. -........ __ • · . ·,~ -- NATION Friday September 22, 1978 DAILY PILOT .·t 9 .. • . • • • • Suit Against 'Roots' Re1·ected 2 women Ousted By ar-.-- WINSCASE NEW YORK CAP> -A fed rat Judge h r'eJecud chuma thut Muthor Alftx Half')' eo,:>lt1d muterhil tor M21 b sl ·H laoa book ' Roots · tron1 lht' work• of .-notht'r writ.er S Dl~tnrl Jud1tt-M&irvln Jo; F'r•nkel ruled Thurdsay I n Manh lllun, that the cahtloa of allel(ed simllaritler. cited by Maratartt Wu lk e r Alexander ~· a "l'tralned. ansigntticant and dc\'old ol letal a.u~tance. ·' HE DI S MISSED TW I N copyriabt lnfnn~ertu!nt actions broug'bt by Ms Al •xandcr aolMl tlAlt'y. whose book Wh the bal\1 s for the popul1.r ll'kvt-.ion mini'lcric11 .. Root!-.," .-nd ht pybll~lwr, Ooublcd11y & Co M . Alexandt:r, a pool and pro- antit portions or "Roots" were c-opaed from her hlstortcal.novel •·Jut)llN-" and a pamphlet en· tlllf'd "How 1 Wrote Jubilee." Both had been copyrlaihled bcfor.-"ftoc?ts'' wu reglsLered . t'.11-ANltEL ackno wled ged :ilm llurltlclf lo both works, llll)'lnll: .. Both •Roots' und 'Jubilee' art' amalgama or fuel und fiction dertved from the somber history of bluck sl avery in the United States Each purports to be al least l006cly based on the lives or the authors' own forebears." phlet was an account of the author'5 career , her awakening interest in her family 's and people's past and her many years of research and struggle lo complete lhe manuscript. " 'ROOTS' COVERS A MUCH broader canvaa, commencing its narrative in Africa and continu- ing through multiple generations of a single family described as the ancestors of the author," Frankel said. The judge held that in order to succeed ln establishing her infr· ingement claims, Ms. Alexander had the burden or proving that there was actual copying or her works and that there was sub- stantial similarity. Uul Frankel added. "Dif· ferences an 11cope nre, however. m or1: l'>lrlklng th a n the 1>1mUar1ues " ----"What is decisive.is lhat, after OunSnwke SPENCER, Ind. <AP> -State health officials say Margaret Eileen Keck and her mother. Mary Ellen Nash, were ordered to move out of their trailer because their health was being threatened by a build-up of carbon monoxide caused by their smoking habits . 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NATION / CALIFORNIA / AT YOUR SERVICE Family Tragedy Girl, 15, Only Survivor of Fall SALT LJ\Kt:: ('ITV tAP> Suddcnt•d by reports or her reclui.1ve hfo and trag1r hru.sh with dt>ulh, doit·n11 of tecn·agc tiiirl i.. wunt lo befriend Rach~I ()avid . lhe i.ole i.urvivor or her tamlly':-. mut.is 11uicidc plunge from u hotel bulcony last month. R urhcl. lying semi·conscious tn LOS llospatal 's intensive care unit. ts unuwurti or the people ,ht• hai. touthcd "Wt:·v•: HAO I\ LO'f of let- lcr~ r1 om tccn·ugc ~iris who say ttw .Y "'ant to read to her. or talk with tfcr and he her friend." said Dr. Terry Clemmer. head oc,, Intensive care. s aid that she probably will become fully conscious s lowly lie does not believe she will remember much of what happened lo her . at least nol lmmedi1:1lely. R E SAID 111E hospital will do everything it can lo protect her privacy and sheller her from a curious public. The letters lo Rachel have b ee n forwarded t o her grandmother. one of only three known living relatives all her11elr." Mrs. Haeckel s uid A Montana man sent a •et· ter via a television station offer· 1ng to make R ac h e l a beneficiary of his estate. she said That offer was rorwa.rded to the lawyer appointed to represent Raebel. "We 've h ad some crank calls." said Mrs. Haeckel. "One man called almost daily from San Francisco and said he'd had a vision that be was supposed to be present when Rachel wok.- up. When we told him that QUEEN IE The ~tudy made by Taylor R es~art'h St'rvtct.' d~crlbc! tb<'m a "ju.t normal. hardcon.-tourist.a" from throui!hout th(• -.·orld It "a:. madt• publh' h\ the S .tn D1 l'~o Nude Bt.'Jcht.•, Comm1ttt't'. whleh flnitnl'ed tht' c;ur vev An t!!fort 1:-. unth:r "-. to "In \ottr appro\'al or "sw1m11u1t optional .. dt> -~lgn·a1ion--at B ~c-k t~ · _ Be~ch. which wa the nat1on~s only munlcfput ••••.....,..._kF !-n Httcc~ ~pilal "She wanted to answer them ;;osf~~~ssible. he became very 9_2 '2.. :;r;:q-~ . -----·-~;__...:;.=.~ .......... w ......... -----T wokc~woman C..W. at l•tt• Rut the oICen. have been Pigeom' .Eyes Ke.e .n _ In Sea· Searches beach nllowing nudity until the City Councrl rescinded thut ordlnance last year Call 642-5678. Pul • few words to work tor ou. Mar"arct. Thalch\!r, 'omet1m eb n tlled ·Ttte kon Ma1don.' who wants t o b e Great Brituan·.., first \\ o m a n · p r 1 m e m1n1..,tt•r. :-.u~:. ">h~ «nt·~ l.ll tame~ \\.hen tht.' prc:>!'>Ul'c gel~ too intt·o~e Particular People Select JOHNSON & SON I Home ol the "Golden Touch" "Follow through is very good, I've had eleven years of satisfied service". MRS. FLORENCE L. HALL Laguna Hilla, Calif. ORANGE COUNTY S OLDEST LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER dOHNSON Be SON ~ iJ-I 2626 Harbor Blvd • Costa Mesa • 540-5630 ~o~o'/-.'~o '!:lt;l' THE RIGHT WAY Advanced Health Center will help you stop smoking - permanently! • 'Personalized Program' tailored just for you! To meet your needs! • Professional Staff I GET A BREATH OF FRESH AIR Open Every Day 8 AM to 10 PM The Professional Approach to Self Control Smoking, Weight, Alcohol and Stress. 1300 Bristol Street NOfth, Newport Beach, CA926e0 turned down because no one is :.illowed to ~ee the LS·year·old. · "U he's mterest.ed an your mind. why does he only speak body language'"' Rachel's father, Immanuel navid, proelatmed himsclf--Ood and ~a th e red a ha ndful or be la evcrs "'ho supported the Oav1Cl family in some of Salt Lake's mo!>l expensive hotel :.uites. RACHEL t\ND H E R six tirothcrs and sisters C:id not go Lo public schools. never used a hot el's s wimming pool. and never spoke without their father 's permission. Meals were taken to their s uite and the c hildre n we re never see n without their parents. SAN DIEGO <AP> -The Navy says that homing pigeons ap· parently can be trained Lo find lost sailors, downed P'anes or ships in trouble. · ln tests under way in the Pacific Ocean. an official said Thurs- day that pigeons appear able to detect objects 2,000 feet or farther away -and better than humans can. THE RESEARCH HAS BEEN CARRIED out by the Naval Ocean Systems Center in Point Loma. using its base at Kaneohe Bay in Oahu, Hawa ii. - The project director, James V. Simmons Jr., said in an in· terview that four pigeons were trained to report the sighting of orange-colored targets by pecking a response key. - A most prestigious atddress: Jasmine Creek. Residents o( Jasmine C reek ir. Newport Beach liw in J sheitered communary hl!cu with ali !hl· dffiCOHI~' Privacy ht-gin' .• r chl· l 4 hw .. .· On Aug. 3, after learning of David's suicide. his wife, also n-&ro ed Ra<!hel. or4eretlor pushed her seven children from the 11th floor balcony of their suite before she j umped . Police said she could not live without her husband. -Allbough hu·man s~c~~a_!e ~mpered by sun,,gJaµ-e-JUld._ other problems. Simmons said the pigeon has a superiorviSuai -: system and "appears to offer an effective, inexpensive aid to search ·activities .. ' ~4~1.o)\~..udl.l,UI."<.;_ 7"" .~Or1TFT'rnF-t~CJF ---• \',1lu,1~k k .acun.:-.. Tht"rl· o111. Her eldest daughter suffered extensive internal. leg and hip injuries. S he has been un. conscious since the fall. only awakening sporadically to look around her hospital room. ''THE BIRDS REPORT SIGHTING the practice target about 30 seconds before the flight crew on nearly 60 percent of the ap- proaches ID the target at ranges exceeding half a mile.·· Simmons said. 1~nn" lUurc~. j.a1,.u::1, .• 1nJ ~w1mm1ng poob. All of 1h1- in Ont' of the Vt!rV t"'w n ew home devdopmlnt . 11• Newport Bt:Jch. The plgeons even spotted lost orange surfboards and other orange debris on the ocean surface. Civilian search and rescue groups could also Plake use of the pigeons, Simmons said. Waves Quit"klfl D111 Flower• DEAR READERS: Did you know that flowers can be dried in a microwave oven in only 30 miJ1utes or so · overnight at most? Flowers with abort, sturdy petals are easiest to dry, according to a booklet by Gener•I Electric Co. Roses, chrysuthemums, carnaUons and daf· fodils are good candidates for drying, and brightly colored nowers are recommended. The nower to be dried ls first removed from all but about a half-IJlch or its stem, then placed stem·down Into a bowl contat.Jng just enough silica gel to hold IL upright. At this point silica gel (available at bobby stores> is gently spooned around the nower and between the petals. This mus& be done carerully to maintain the nower•s natural sbape. After being completely covered with slUca gel, the Oower is placed In the microwave oven. At the same time a cup or water ln a microwave oven·proof cup is put ln one comer of the oven. Flowers are microwaved at high power for one to two mloates. DlfflculMo-dry flowers may take rrom two to flve millates. - Then remove tbe slllca gel·covered nower from the oven and let it stand still covered for 20 or 39 minutes. Arter the nower bas cooled and seems dry, gently pour orr the 'el. Florist wire and tape provide new stems for the dried flowers, wbicb then CH be sprayed with a clear protective plastic covering. The six·pap;e booklet glviJlg all the details can be requested by writing to: General Electric Co., Dept. NB, Room 301, Nolan B11ildln,, 2110 Gardiner Lane, Loulnllle, Ky. 40205, and asking for the "~ower Drying Booklet, Pub. No. 49·4326. a.e.1cal• Corroded Drain a~d 'the m::f~~~s~r~~~~~ repair. We've been to hardware and plumbing stores and talked to tile men. Everyone tells us ther e is no replacement. Can you find out what we should do? · H.G., Costa Mesa A YS checked with several plumbiDg supply dealers and dralD repair s~clallsts aboat your problem. The news ls not goOG, and you may face a major plumbing repair If the dralD Is corroded uJlde raeatb the strainer and below tbe sbower floor level. Joe Carlos Plumbing Co. of Costa Mesa, says the bottom of the shower may have te> be "Cot a problem? Then w nte to Pat Dunn. Pal Wtll cut red tape. getting the answers and actaon you need to solve mequ1lles rn government and business Mall your questions to Pat Dunn. At Your Sennce. Orange Coast Darty Pilot. P 0 Hox 156Q. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 As many letters as posS1bLe will be answered. but phoned mquines or letters not mcludtng the reader!! full name. address and busmess hours· phone 11umbercanrwt beconsulered. Thiscolumnappearsda1· ly f'ICepl Saturdays.·· torn out and I.be drain pipe replaced from tbe point where the corrosion begins. Gel several estimates before you a uthorize this work and In the future action. Carlos sa,ys that drain pipes usuaUy last longer thall the houses they're In unless stroca' chemicals have been used regularly. Cockroa~laes? Bug Landlord! DEAR PAT: I j ust moved into an apartment that already has lenants -cockroaches! Is there any way to get rid of them without spending a fortune hiring an exterm inator? I don't want to move again and would like to solve this problem if I can. S.R .• Santa Ana An exterminator may be your best bet for sure control of these Insects, and your landlord sboald be contacted s:egarding this problem. You have the legal right to expect proper insect control In the building itself, and your laftd.lord sboald pay for it since you are a new tenant and the problem exist· ed before you moved in. ..lo the meantime, A YS will pass along a tip from an apartment owner who -claims to nfi!Mfln excellent pest control with the help of boric acid powder. He places the powder In small alumiJlum tins and sprinkles a little powdered sugar on top. JASMINl - CAEE~ Ir. rhc '111,1~<' ot H,1rhor V•< w I l111nt'' Imm ~ZOC.oo:' ~1 I Hrud. & Son'. lrt NOW ... HEAR A T.HIRD ·DIMENSION IN STEREO SOUND This method does not present a chemical hazard Steno FM/AM Rodio CMd 8-Trock TGfM .-.ayer. and Jt bas beiJn found to be more effedive In COD· trolling cockroacbesthanmorepo4.entchemlcals. Model 1706 offers you everytning yoi.; need ltdoesnotrepeltbem sotbeydOD'tlearntoavoid for super stereo .except a high price tag. It , and the boric acid powder provides long.fasting, Full-fe atured tuner/ampilf1er to pull in weak lnexpemlve control. The powder can be placed la a s tations and a fine performing bu11!-1n shallow container, or It can be blown or spread In 8 -track tape play er Two sealed back dark, warm places where these losects bide, ud la s p e akers with a s pecial vented design cracks ~otherplaceswheretheycrawl. proiect great sound Agency II ~n~le~ s '."' L Gripe~' . --..... r • OHL y s 1 ? 90~ n~ :tt"'PNf.. \i)tra¥-~~.. ~(se~ ~~,.. , ~ -~~ ~~ . -~-~ .,..f;!I/~~ c.epts complaints about savings and loan associa· ·Many Additional Models t1ons? i .w .. Newport Beach To Choose From! . That depends on whether the saviJlgs and loan association ls federally or state-chartered. For state·chartered associations, send your complalat to: State Department of Savings and Loan, Mt Commonwealth Ave., 15th Floor, Loa Aageles, Calli. "10805. For federally chartered assoclatlolls, write to: Federal Home Loan Bank or San Fran· cisco, P.O. Box 7948, 600 Callfomta St., SaVt Fran· clsco, Ca. 94120. OC ID d1C111g8s effecllve Septe111ber 10111: As of September 10, 1978, schedule changes-will go into effect on several Park-N-R1de Express · and Local Fixed Routes. And fares will be increased on all Orange County Transit D1stnct bus routes. The new fares are listed below along witt1 the routes ttlat have been deleted. Please remember to carry the exact fare St nee our drtvers cannot give change. There have also been changes on seMCes not listed below and we will be revising our schedules. For new sdledules rx route 1nforma· tion call 547-3311 <X toll-free ZENITH 7-3311 from 6 AM to 10 PM weekdays. 7 AM to 5 PM Saturdays, and 8 AM to 5 PM Sundays I 50-3311 ... yaulh•re. • New OCTO bu• fares .. 1Enect1YO Secil"'not.• 10 1s181 Service Local Fixed Route & EasyRidef Park-N·Ride Express & Dial-A-Ride Dial-A-Lift 'r~CW., New New Senior Citizen Regular Fare & Handteapped Fare Dlacontlnued Rout•. The following Park·N·Ride ExPfess Routes have been d1scont1nued: 207; 260: 271. (Other Park-N-Rlde Express and Local Fixed Routes have been changed as well, so please call tor new route inf ormatiol'l) -.. - & SEPTEMBER SPECIAL OF THE MONTH Oelic1ous smoked ham . two fresh eggs . ~ hashed brown potatoes. toast. jam and butter ii!i!:;;atJ SERVED 2°' HOURS. SPIRES. COSTAMES'A 31?5 HcHOOr Brvo IAVINE Mac.Artlllir Bivc , ' S C f wv • . ' , ' I (. ' -. l l INSIDE: •Com ics •Sports •Business •Boating fnday Se1>tember 22 1918 DAILY PILOT Sereen Dreams ., Rare, older movie posters and lobby cards can ;~~\\.~·: -~.,,... -~b_e a he~r,,.~ecjg~,.a.~ri t in!J..':M,qn ....,_~~ __ _ _ _ ~;::i;,,,: By DENNIS McLELLAN arts dealing with the flotsam o£ the movie ID- .\ °' '.,. 0~11~ Pn~ su.1 . dustry. Jn one corner a recluwng Manlyn Monroe. But thanks to Pat Pattison and partner A.laD in a low-cut red fllown. gives one of her patented Sandoval, Ora nge County movie buffs aad come-hither looks serious collectors no longer will have to drive 40 In another corner -next lo a cozy Woody Al miles to sort through these cinematic treasure 1en and Diane Keaton-a white-suited John troves. Travolta succumbs to a Saturday night fever of T he recently opened shop is the brainchild hi s owi:i. . . . , of P attison, a 24·year -old University of This 1S not. of course. a Iantasm.ng hostess Redlands communications graduate who nms dream "A" party list come true. an ad agency in an upstairs office. But it 1s, to paraphrase Humphrey Bogart "The cinephile is a current phenomenon." 1!1 "The Maltese Falcon," the stuff dreams-he says. "Until recently it has been people like silver screen dreams -are made of. myself ... Monroe, Travolta. el a1-t.heir likenesses at Pattison began collecting movie monster least -are gathered under one roof. a former m agazines 15 years ago while growing up in ~rmite control office on old Newport BouJevard Corona del Mar ... 'Famous Monsters' was my an Newport Beach. religion as a kid," be says. Pat Pattison. left. and Alan Sandoval with movie memorabilia. The 24 Frames Art Gallery <the 24 frames refers to the speed film runs through a projector per second> is an emporium of movie posters, theater lobby cards and 8 by 10 gl~sies SHOPS SELLING MOVJE memorabilia are nothing new; Hollywood is nearly glutted with THE CtJRRENT UMAND for movie posters and stills. be befieves, is just another part of what be calls "an entertainment boom." "More people are lookiN for ways t.o be en· tertaioed. Movies are just a natural escape. You can't own the IDO'rie. but you c:an have a piece of that movie." P attison sees his customers as being of two varietieS: those who like a particular movie or star a nd want a lobby card t.o bang on their wall. and serious collectors . rent movie posters for $7. For the serious collectors there are. for ex· ample. a 60-year-old Vitagraph poster for $75 or a 26-year-old Joe E. Brown poster ("Shut My Big Mouth"> for$20. o.6tl'" ... ~·~·....., For the first group there are stills (for SO cents on up) framed lobby cards for $6 and cur· 'You can't own the movie but you can have a piece of that movie.' (See POSTERS. Page 82> ... ;,f!~~l'~P.t''-'-'~~~~!!!~,~~-. 'People don't kill themselves because they want to die. . People k17/ themselves because that is the the only way they can alleviate the pain.' By CBEaYL aOMO °' .. .,...,~ ..... Suicide is a dirty word. So dirty it is usually regarded with silence. Teen·aae suicide is an even dirtier term. It ts probably the hardest one a parent ever bears and most refuse to bear it. They bide suicide notes. talk famUy doctors into changing death certificates, sue coroners and deny re- ality -regardless of lbe facts. Unfortunately, suicide among young people bas increased dramatically In the last decade . Officials agree the figures are underst.a~ and may be two t.o three times higher. tn Califomla it is the second le.cling cause ol death -bebi.Dd accidents - of persons between the aaes· of 15 and 24. Nationally, it ranka thlrd -behind accidents and homocldel. Apparently there LI no clew-cut rea· son why. Dr. Bruce L. Dant.o, presi· dent of the American Aalodatlon of Suicidology stated in the July 10 iuue of U.S . News and World Report, that he feels lt is because YOW\I people are COO· fused about the future. Strire in the family, the I~ of a fam1 · ly member through deatfi or divorce. the loss of a loved one because of death or a bre(lkup of a relationship, school pressure and repeated failure are all fact ors which may cause some youngsters to f~l depressed and 1n· secure enough to attempt to take their own 1ives. In Orange County alone, reported suicides o( persons 19 and under have risen from 14 in 1975 to 36 in 1976. The a ctual figure is probably much higher Most Ukely to commit suicide are white m ales followed by non·wh1te males. studies show. White and non · white females are at . about the same level. Most suicides, though not all. are attempted by persons who have difficul· t y forming and maint aining rela · Uonships with others. Some professionals. like Steve Saxon, a psychologist with the Orange County Department of Mental Health, blame the increase pn th~ str ucture of our soclety. It Is a society that emphasizes "rugged Individualism" and solving one's own probl ems 'and one which may lead to a lack of communication and car· lnf about.others. P eople, said Sc.•xon. try to k ill themselves because they hurt so much coside and don't see any way to make the hurting stop~ They feel depressed. helpless and hopeless -and unable to make a difference or an tmpact in their lives ..People don't wake up in the morning and say they are goin~ to commit suicide," he said .. People don't kill themselves bec3use they want to die . People kill themselves becau!le that is the onfy way they can allevial~ the pam." DiscounU~ the myth that a person who mentions su1c1de is JUSt trying to get a ttention. the psychologist added· ··If the only way you can get someone to pay attention to you is to say you are suicidal. what does that say ... ., .. Anyone -child or adult -9t'ho men· lions he is considering suicide must be taken sen ously Immed iately sjt down with him and ask wha t things have hap· pened in l:ti$ life that are causing him to Ce-el so desper;ite "The most useful toots." said Saxon. .. are human roncern ,a nd car ing. Human one·t0-0oe 1n1eraction. You say, ·1 care. You are important t.o me ana your existence makes a difference in my life'." · Psychologist Steve Saxon: Suicide doesn Y have to happen. "If you go to school, it doesn't mean you'll get a Job. U you aet a job, it may not be a meaningful one,•• be A.id. "U you get married, il may not last." This causes the person who \s dis· tressed to be afraid of reaching out for help because he feels he might be re· jected. <See SUICIDE, Page Bi> I . ~ • \ ( r ) I -... .. . . . .................. . ·~· .. ___ _ ... --~ .. . .. . . ·~ ' .. l DAI~ (PILOT Mass maLkellng of posters of today's movies reduces future values. .. • :-~-Postet's <From Page Bl> Most serious collectors are not in it solely for the satisfaction of collecting. The rare. older posters and lobby cards can be a healthy hedge against inflation. A RECENT FORTUNE magazine article. Pattison says , named old comic books and movie posters in a listortangible investments that included gold, silver, Persian rugs and fine art. One man he knows recently turned down a $2,000 offer for an original ''Dracula" lobby card he bought for less than $100. "These old posters and lobby cards were printed in a limited edition," says Pattison. .. Because of that they're automatically a niritv " Movie studios. which in the past hauled old pictures and posters to the dump, are aware of 1 he demand for posters and now license out reproductions. Consequently, the mass marketing ol "Star Wars." "Rocky" and "Close E ncounters" ••• Suicide (From Pagt-81) The suicidal youngster feels that no one will miss him and that he doesn't make any difference. Everyone in the "'orld , he said, has felt this way at one time or another. The difference is that most of us know lhin~s will £et better. A person contemplating taking his own life thinks "this pain, this suffering will go on forever." For those who still don't understand what could drive a child to suicide, Sax· on ask" them to ask themselves the follOWlll/.! "Did you ever lt~I .irr1J<1Lent as an adolescent? Lose someone? Feel help· less? Add to these notions the recogni· lion that your parents have a really heavy investment in your becoming a doctor and a kid who feels he's going to flunk out ... ··And what if you add to that ~omebody who decides no one will ever Protection COurse Set With potential dange'rs lurkirtg outside in ttre eow:nnullity an4,.in:,iide.ia.YOUI' ~Ae>w ® you protect yourself'! An awarenes s program, titled "Self- Protcction in the Community and lo Your Home." has been developed to answer that very question. Co-sponsored by Coastline Community Collt'ce and the Junior Ebell Club of Newoort Beach, the four-part lecture series is planned for 7 :30 to 9:30 p.m. on Tuesdays beginning Oct. 3. at the Ebell Clubhouse, 515 W. Balboa Blvd. Newport Beach. John B. Taylor, security administration in· structor at Golden West College, wilJ speak on rape protection on Oct. 3. The Oct. 10 session will cover travel protection, and Taylor will in· elude subjects such as travelinJ;t alone. how to secure yourself in a hotel. transportation safety aod carrying money. Leslie A. Patterson, consumer products safety coordinator for the Consumer Affairs Department in Sacramento, will lead the Oct. 17 and Oct. 24 programs titled "Home, Safe Home." The first session will focus on toys <those that are safe for children, why they are safe or unsafe, what to buy for individual age levels. buying, maintalnio~ and storing toys). poisons (buying, using, storing and dispoRing) and burn prevention <flamm able fabrlcsr cooking, fireplaces). The second session will deal with kitchens (knives, electric blenders and mixers, aerosol cans, oven cleaners>. household falls <stairs, Ooors. throw r1,1gs) and holiday preparation (safe gift purchases. buying decorations and 1.tS· ing the~arely). A Sldf.egistration tee Is required·by Friday, Sept. 29. Checks may be made payable to Coastline Community College and may be sent to Community Activities, Coastline CommunJty College, 10231 Slater Ave., Fountain Valley. 92708. More information is available from the college. 963-0811, extension 256. . ,. ,. . . .... • Clean Up Your Act ANN LAND ERS / HOROSCOPE {._.__B_o_r_o_s_e_o_p_e_...,,) SATUaDA.Y, SEPT. %3 that belongs to others. By SYDNEY OMARR Learn by teaching. M ak.e inquiries -un· A&I ES <March 21 · cover .. plot" aimed at o E A R A N N April 19): Examine getting something for Ideas -some can Qe nothing -from you. LANDERS: My mother useful, others should be SAGITl'ARIUS <Nov. alwayssaid,"Younever dis carded without 22·Dec.21>: Forces tend know a man until you f rth del A · live with him ... How u er ay. quaraus. to be scattered -gain right she was. t' Scorpio persons figure overaU view. Leave fine prominently. po 1 n ts . de ta ii s for "Bill" is 25 and I am 24. We've been married TAURUS (April 20· another lime. Legal t 1 d May 20): Count your principle is with you -wo years. on't know change, check bills. ac· know it. be confident . exactly how to say this, A lln counts: Gemini, VJroo, act accordJ"0 lv. but I will do my best. It e ..... is not a subject that is •ande-Sagittarius persons play CAPRICORN tDec. easy to talk about llJ • • key roles. 22 .Jan. 19): Now you Bill can go c~r two GEMJNI <May 21-June can prepare "position months-without taking a __ _ 20): Be specific, direct paper." Stand tall - s h ower . H e ne ver -d eal with-family-C"e-k basa rule~. washes his hair because some mighty kinky no· situation in frank man· become familiar with '.'waler ~wUl ~ma.ke it fall tlon~about blmaelf. In· ner. but not completely. pertinent material. The out.•· J have bougfJtrum ~deo.tally;_yft • l'e':IUL.:de.vo\d ol di»IDQ'lacy. money Plcture. t>eco_mes several different kinds alone . I hear from CANCER <J une 21~ ~rfghlet -your prestige·- of deodorants, but he dozens of women every July 22): Emphasis on as elevated. never uses them I don 't week who are saffertnc discretion, secrets. AQ UARI US <Jan. remember tb_e last time with the same type of behind scenes activity 20-Feb. 18): One who at· he brushed his teeth. 1 ma.le. <Sometimes men clandestine encounters: trads you will make am sure it has been write, but the women institutions, "closed" or· clear that feeling is several months. outnumber tbe men at ganizations. bos pilala. m u tu a I· Mai" lain I've told Bill at least a least 25 to one.) films and t he media. balance -and perspec· hundred times that I People wbo refuse &o L E O (J uly 23 -Aug. live. cannot stand his care-bathe, brush tbel.r teeth, 22): Friendship a nd PISCES (Feb. 19· lessness in regard to wash their hair, etc., money could mix -for March 20): Home. basic personal habits. He gets need professional help. once! Member of op-issues. security, build· mad at me and doesn't They are disturbed In· posite sex is slnce·re. has in~ materials rtgur~ pro- s peak for days. Last dividuals who need to plan which could result mlnenlly Taurus. week I slept on the understand wh y they 1n work. responsibility Libra. Scorpto i n · couch because I coul~'t neglect themselves In and profit. dividuals play key roles. stand to be near him. this manner. VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. Accent on communicat- What .more can ~ do? I My advice to women 22 >: You m eet with 1 n g w 1th r., mi I y . _Atold B._!.ll I dw~~lm~ t!_> ..men..wbo.a.re..:m.arried supervisor. your points straighterung out recent nn -.i..an er s 4lnd. n h . ar e wett-takert7~-.....-i8undentanding said, "That's fine with to 1 ese types Is -·steep-Is 0 --,. -· A.-.~--·:: __ -·· -- posters will drastically reduce their value serious collectables. me. I'd like lo know on the couch until yoar L'b n ~pswang. . nes. ---------- as what she has to sa mate decides to get pro· t ra igure prom_ment· r-~~~~~--- about this. I ho e shy fessional counseling and ly. You are on bnnk of RUffEll'S Pattison says the old posters are primarily collected for their artistic value. They are col· orful remnants of flamboyant style of graphics that is virtually extinct. MANY PEOPLE BUY them for home de· corating, Pattison says. Although be will sell posters-he has a Hollywood "source," a former studio employee who began collecting 30 years ago-Pattison will deal primarily in 11 by 14 lobby cards. "I think they go better in the home," he says . "The big posters are just too overpower- ing. It becomes a 'Psycho' room or a 'Gone with the Wind' room." With the advanced stale of video tape technology, Pattison believes that within 10 years most people will have the equivalent of a small theater in their own homes. ''My thinking," be says, "is they're going to want to decorate that room like a movie theater." really love him and he will be alone all his life?" Another popular misconception lS tbat the person who has committed suicide gave no warning. This is untrue and there are danger signals parents and friends may look for in order to save a life and avoid a tragedy. The following are clues that someone may be th.inking about suicide: •Feeling depressed, hopeless or belp. less. •Witbdrawlng socially. •Sta tements aboat DOt waatlag &olive. •Putting thlngs In order . •Giving away prized poasesaloas. -Change In habits. IC you encounter someone displaying these signs, show concern and talk to them. Be sympathetic a nd calm . Professional help should also be sought. As the poster in Saxon's office reads, "Suicide doesn't have to happen." "'!ta~G.,_~ THE RIGHT WAY--· Advanced Health Center wi ll help you get weight off and keep it off I • 'Personalized Program' tailored j ust for you! To meet your needs! - • No Shots, Gimmicks, or Fad Dietl • Professional Staff!- LOOK BETTER • FEEL BETTER Get More Fun Out Of Life Open Every D•y 8 AM to 10 PM The Profeu lonal Approach to Self Contn>I Weight, Smoking, Alcohol and Streaa. 1300 Btt.tof 8trMt NOfth, Newport BMch, CA 82teo ' tells you to get ~ff m~ work at conquering the ndw assienment -or UPHOLSTHY back ... -WAITING problem. a .:::~e'cSept 23-0ct FORYOURREPLY CONFIDENTIA.L tols 22): Creati~it y i~ --:.:::• D EAR WA I T I NG : There Help for Me?: stimulated -you're ,.U...._ltYC. You can call it "care-Yes, definitely. Stt a able to im print style. c..,•Ml'M-S41..0Ut lesaa esa .. if you want to, doctor. Many a human Yes, make the change ..... ..--..;;.;.;.;;;~...;;;.;;,;;:::~..1 bat the experts call it dynamo develops "lgni· Welcome challenge -1 sick, sick, sick. An adult lion trouble" when he write, publish , com · who bas the personal reaches SS. II the sot · municate. travel in con· hygiene of a goat de· gery you d escribe is nection with educational monstrates two things. necessary It need not In· project. First, a total disregard terfere with your sex SCORPIO <Oct. 23· for others -and S«ond, life. Stop worrying. Nov. 21): Accent on the hidden. occult. money Crystalized rainbows for sale at our October OPALGRG~ Sept. 23 to Oct. 23 UNDREDS OF OPALS ! MANY VARIETIES FROM MANY LANDS OPALS -LOOSE, UNCUT & MOUNTED IN STUNNING JEWELRY AT JOSEPH'S RING SHOP 1417 So. Coast Hwy., Laguna Beach 494-5060 Fairy Tales Come Alive! Bnng yOUr children to Hunhngton Center Mall to see in oersoo their favonte nurserv rhyme cnaral::te<s step out ot the ta1rv tale books Shows rrus Sat at 1 and 3 p "' Followed by fall fashions and disco dance demos tor the adults 8eactt Blvo at new San Diego Fwy ramp. H B HOW To USE THE FOOD SECTION I TO SAVE MONEY. ..,..... tM Deity· Piiot food MCtlon wlMfy, you can NH $5 to '10 on JOUf WMldy .-OC:-'Y bffl. And, tMt'a 1 coneervllttve eltimete. STUDY THE AOS. The OellJ Not Wedll11day food wtlon _te M t of ~ end food eda wNctt feature, ewery weell, epedei• end OIMr ...... n1. Mike • ptKtice of ecre••• theM eds f0t the beat ct. eta. Keep In mind tlt1t atotes which are wllng to put thefr pricea In writ· ............ l kety to keep tMtr ,._.to hefp JOU Mv• 1noner. CUP THE COUPONS. Ctlp end Nve "cent1 off.. coupona. They mar .. .,. you only • dfm• h.,. •nd • nk:llef theN, but the aavtnga lldd up quickly to dollar• .. ch ltme rou •hop. USE TtfE RECIPES. AH lltnda of ••· c:fttng ....................... .. ~ Defir Piiot food Metlon.From cMe9e IOuffte to stuffed gnen ......... ; . "°"' diet dHMft• to puff .,...,,. You'I find m1ny lnt•,.dnt end "°"et ••ya to hen up yow WMtdy Menu. BUY IN ll!AION. In meny lnellncee the recipe• are keyed to fhoM tooda wh6ch ere In M1eon. TN• 11te1na tltef wffl be In plenttM ~ ly Ind pitced tow. PLAN AHEAD. Plen tor et 1eMt 1 ..0 lheld, lftd check tM ~ pNH JOU heve on hand before ~1111. Cody ,.,um trtpe cen be PfeW.....S by nm miking out • ............. KllP ... TO.OATE. WOttd, n ....... .......... •""'9 oft•" C.ft lwlpect food ptton. It mey be the .. ....., In KIMI!•, ahlppfnt atrtlcea lft New York °' poUtlcel upheawel In • foreign llftd Whieh ta• lley eupphr of • ...,. -ah cett force hither erlCH here along the 0flnte eo .... "°' complete ,..,.. of tooct trende, JOI" eotnmunlty 1nd h WOftd, Ntr Oft .... DAI LY Pl LOT· . - 642-4321 ~· . . . . .. . . .. OBITUARIES I CONSUMER Fri<My, S.ptember 22. 1978 OAILVPILOT 83 P 8Ul' NO'fl(;t; NOTICI ro CIU.DI roo 'Ul'lltlCHI COU•f O• lM UATI Of' CALll'O•NtA •Dlt fH~~Nl'Y~OltAMO ..... ,. l\l•lo 01 OAVIO LOWAlllO Cl4lllK 0.t .. \eCI N0fl(l 1\1 llllll lH C.IVLN lo,,,. I' UUC NOTICt.: l'IC'f'ITIOUJ 8U\IN&U NAMS ITAUiMllNT Tl\4 to11-1nv "'"'°" "00•~ tko>t "',,,.,. <Al rl[ClNIC. .0. W•lr'IUI $1 C:.•I• Mo " (• 0)•11 JO'"' I• M.o• lon ,,. 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"""*' 111 tllo M•Ut• ot lho E••••• ol MABEL llOlfH KltlPS, AKA EOITH KRIP$, DKHMoCI Nolin It "''"Y Ql•tn 10 <'.Ollors navlno <l•lmt In'"' olflCo of"'' <ltf'k of tilt ........ <...., Of lo ..,...,, HHllOI\ of llW -W ,..,,_ IH\-111 '""'' •11 ... -1\<t•ll.;j (i.om• ~Olru.l II" MICI OK-nl .,_ rfl1>1lr«I ID Ill• l"tm •It" thl nK•\'-M' .,OU(,_,, If' lhe Oftlt:• ot UW \.ttf• O• t~• .-OO'<tf f'n lill•CI <JWrl, Ot \0 Pt•...,I In"'" •Ill\ IP\t, ._.,. ,,.,., .. OU(fU;t' tu ttw un ~l\ltM• •I ·-"""""" "1 .... 'll•I\ I hh Slt-111 ... , liled wllll ,,,_ COUii\' Clfflt OI 0-~ Couftty Oii S.o- ttmO.• •. ttn. f09t1M f l .. )tt 11111!111\f\eO o. ... QI C.O.•• 0.lly P1101 P11bll\l\e0 O.enoe c;o.,, Delly l'llol, fl'ltm to tn.111\0enlgnecl •l •n. 01110 01 --ell. s 8ll_A1Re. BELAIRE. " 81!1'AlRE. J1' Ea\t Mluloft Ori ... Set1 0.brlel, CA •'11' "' 4os 4'1\0elo> COUl'lty. •llk ll l•t..,olflce ''•tot Pl•OOI butlnHt ol Ille u11oer1lgn.d 1n •II men ... '"' .. '"'l\Q IO WICI •Uel• Svcll CltiMl wltl\ u.. 11tceswrv vovc:lltr\ Loa •"'49•.-, <.A wtth.r1 i\ u ... LJffi\ r "' Ow,,,..,, \If .,... ~f\~ '" ... """'' l•ft l><ltl•l~r>g ID'"°' ••l~I• IOI \•Id <Jo • ..... ••'-"'" f6ut #tj,Ul\tf~" .... , ltM :..Out I I It. U. ••Ii Ol' II ~Olornber I, l ), U. ti, 1'11 ' WASHINGTON IAPJ The. .LC.. Pt:nney_Co. lnr • or New York IS re· calling 35,000 bicycles with pc."'<tal cranks that mtlY break und injure the rider, th Consumer Product Sarety Com- mitsi1ion hw.; announced. It appOes to bikes sold under ~Y name in stores in all 50 Slaleli and Puerto Rico. They are 24·26-and 27·inch 10-s peed m od e ls in either light tan or d ark gray manufactured tn 1977 und 1978, officials ~Jid . The bikes have the number 213LA2, 2141A2, ,.1,.1 2180Al. or 218LA1 on the J AMES EMMETI FIFE, -"· ro-OUlSide O( the left rear ''d•"' 01 Hu,.11,..1011 8••<1•. c.. metal axle plate where Pni.ee .,.., "" s.pi......, ••. ,.,, at PKlllu Hotelltet Beto-, .. ,,... of the wheel is attached. SIM, .. , zo1,,,_,~ 01 u cret<enl'a. ~ . Also appearing with 4 t •oft«llllOfWt, J-Z.1......U CH •t..~ -··-...._-:~ •t..-'.C. $ellt&.A-.C..., ~~ .. -~ HHo. 1-iewell, lttfrey Z.llTWN'll:t 01 HUii· Pe nney catalog number ll"flO<'I 8-11, c.. .. ~ Z..lmMlll of L•C•"o1M,c.. .• -w~1er 11Ur9e1" .. The tan bikes ha ve ''"' ~ .. ollt••Wfl oi "'" llO"lt O•loO 4 ..... l ••. l•IA l'r.0.ICG M•r"' l .. t WOf Cll 11\t Woll UI ''* •OOW• i\ftn'i•O IH"""' J()lllAtH4N ll 004..0l!N •IWI 'llW4•t ti. Ml..U .... A ... _ ...... ''"". , .... o "" I.el Aa .. '"· CA -.1 A!W .. nlwl-~ 111 .. 1111\Md Dr-(Ant IUlly P1IOI MJll 1 a, ''-n ,.,, dJj 1• PUBLIC NOTICt,; "''' Oroddott'd of VouftgJ-. OfllO. n u m b e r 9 2 7 • 3 5 2 5 • Mt f'll•ll.tll-MIOUll-<~ l•ll•e 10< lne Po<lll< Tt....._,. c..... 9 2 7 · 3 5 J J, 9 2 7 · 7 0 7 0 , l'ICTITIOUS 8 USINEU l)lf'yfo<lOYff(S,m lrlnvlt1ltSol Also 927 -7088, 927 -7096 , NAMESTATEMENT • m•m-ol""' Amer1c.en AHocla -927·7104 or 9.,..,·7112. The Th« tooowonq -'iOf\ "ooonq D•"' 11011 Ol 'lellrod People •"O tlle "' """u P•Oftoors c1u1> of P.clflc Te1ec>MM gray ones are num bered GHAFFAll• MOBIL JOOt ero•101 Company Fnonch ,.,.Y ull lrom I? 927•7120. Co\la Mna. C..lllO<n•.t q1~26 ,_., to •PM Oft Fr!<ky Septe,.,ber U, Puv1> Gll•lfarl 1813 llllodt\ 1'71 '"' Pleru 8rotn•r• Sm11n••---------------1 Co\la Mew,C..ht0<n1.0~1o16 Mor1..a•y -•""' Rowry will be re-Thi\ bull~\ 1\ conoucteCI OY an 1t1· c 1lod •l 7 lO PM Oft Friday -MeH dl•IOU.il Cllrlsll•t1 8ur1•1 will i. c.i.4><eled °" P4W'\<1S ~tori !.e•urllay, 5"11-r n. 1m M 10.JO Pre-.~• AM at St -·o By trw Su C..tnotk FUNERAL T11" •••••men• w•• 1o1tc1 '"'''" '"" Churcll wilt> Rev F-r Omni• LJOOIS Counw Cl~,. 01 Oror11)o! Counly on Olllcl•ll119, lnlermoftt w lll bt .el DIRECTORS A1>9u'' JO, i.79 PKlll< Vlow Menlorl•I Plf'lo. Piwc,e l'IOOlMI OrotMrl Smlllll' Morh>My dlr1Ktoo. U...),. Fotmlly "'99fl h 111 lieu ol •low.rs contrtbuUom bt m..-lo Sl. M•rv'' 8' llllt ~· Catl'lollc c nurcto. l'llUltO MICHAELRAYM<>f40FIEllRO.•OI 11, nnle>< •1 Fount~!" Velley High 5'11ool Pe1lol'd ,,.., on September JO, • .,. RHIClenl OI F"""l•ln Valley, Ce. SurvlveO by 1111 p.erenl\ Arllour •ncl M.,I• Fierro, 1 brofhorl, Jene A. F ferro end P<tlrlcll W Fle<ro. ont Sl$- ter Sfl•rrl A. l'1t<ro, •II CH "°""'"'" v.11..,, c.. Fne..n may cell lor vi•· lt•Uon trom •-10 •PM on Frlcs.y at Piere.. Brot-• SmH~' ""°"'""'"• •'7 Melt1 $1., Huftlll\tfOn Bt•cn, Ca Aowry will .. r.c:ltlld., IPM "" Fri· clay, S.C.-21. !tit e1 11\e HOiy 54>tr0 Ca!llolk Church, -e MIH of ~IStlet1 Bolriel will be <ti.brllled •l lOAM on SINrday, 5olt>le~ 23, "" w 11 n lilt llov. F ather Rl<hud Del.,,unt\' of!ICl.iin9. lftlonntnt will be •l 0-~ Gtmel ... y Plorc,e B•Otlltrt SINIM' Mort.-y dlrecN>n. ~. LOClt 'llllOOO BARBARA LOCKWOOD,•••• rfll· oe..1 Of Costa Met.a, o . IOt ~ to yNr\ lleton movlf'lll lo C-tlcu• .... ,. •he-~ -•• "" S.Plem&er 20, 1'11 •I SI Miry'' HO•Pllel lft W•ter1141ry, eor-<tlcut •• tt'le -Of 1>1> ~ I• ''"'"...cs bT her Min J•mes Lockwood of Weltfll<KY G-llc.ut el\O a deu1Mer M•rJorlt Fon of Solan• Bt!KJI, c... MA'fllt AMY c MAYER, rorslO.m of Munl· lnq•on BtKll. C• PH>ec! ••• ., on Tllu,.day. Sei>l-• 71, 1971 at Sl. HARBOR LAWN- MOUNTOLIVE MORTl.!ARV·CEMETERY CREMATORY ./ Interment In A ny Cemetery ./Shipment ./ Burial Insurance ./ Cremation $255 complete "Servmg All Faiths" 1625 Glaler Ave. Costa Mesa 540-5554 M,ery's H°'l>!lel In Lono Be.ten., llW ..,. ___ _.._ ______ __ ~ ol I). Mother Ol Nel'ICY tc..._ of Hun111191on Buen, C•. -J.,,, Wood· m•t1 01 Self Lake City, Ulall, U grtnOc l\lldrt" •no • o rea t · PUBLIC NOTICE 11r•ndchlldrtft, M•n ol Gl'lrh tlt n "CTlTIOUS aUSINESS Burlt l win be <tltoraled on Monel•v. NAME STATEMENT Sepl•Mber u, 1m "' T-11•, Utah. Poer<t Bro1n.r1 Smltl'll' Morh1try 1141~~ .. ~s~o~~C:Wlr\Q persons ant clo•no lotal dlr.c:•or. ~S:.t M A I M M A s T MA II I N E R ZELlllHA "· &AXTEii. •e•leltm Of SERVICE. 843 Yvonne Piece, Se 8 c.. p Se •n•llelm, C..lltorf'lla~I 1e!'b<J:fi\m . .::.':'.:rt:.•:;:. 1!; Jeflery "'"'" Grlomlo, 2003 C•ay 11 d D Be of Co> C N.,.,l>Or1 Beacll, C..l1lornle~ ~":uo11i.. Zn caro1'~:':,~~naot Jowp/'I Gerace, Ml y..,,.rie P"ce, weu .u, Whconslt1, 4 gr-nlld<tn. Aulle1m, C.tlflornl11 •'180I Mttnorl•l Ser•o<U wlll be held on Sun· This business 1s conOu<leO by d d•y. S.pttmbel 24, •I JPM 8elf gener•I ~r1 ... ~P llroadw•Y a.-t with Rtv. ICt,_ll\ Jeffery A. Grlm""1y p Z.llet -Mr. Alfrwcl Temyton of• Tno• stalM'Wf'lt •115 filed wolll ln. JAMESICEU.Y A!ten>ey.rli...w 11127 •r-IWnl ro1,..taln V4111oy. CAf110I Publl>~ OranQC Cc>a>l Od1ly P1lol SC!1>t. I,&. U. ??. 1'18 dU-78 VUBU C NOTl{'I!: lll·JSOG •tCTITICMn •USINISI NAME STATEMENT Tiit followlno 11t1r'lo11• •re dolno 1141slneuas DEL TACO. 30 B•ker SlrHl, Cos•• Mowo, c..ltfornl• m:i. G•l•;y ln•~•lmeni., uo , 21S1 Ou_..t 0.1 .. , lr•lne, C..lllorn•a ,,... BEC EnterptlW'I, Inc., 1U1 D,.. "°"'Ori .. , Irvine, C..lllornl• '12""6 Tl\ls buslneu •• condu<1t0 b'I' • llmltecl ~NlllP 8 EC Enl-•llH, Int , •s Genet•• Per1ner Br 1en Zen.I. Prnklent Tnls SIAI""*" WH toled will\ ..... toul'llY Cl-Of Or-ee>..ntv on S.p-lomber7, 1'171 "'"* PuOll\lltO Oronoe Co<ti! Dolly P1IOl, September t, 1~. 22. N. ma OOJ.11 P UBLIC NOTICE •ICTITIOUS 8USINHS NAMI! STATEMENT The followll\Q pVrson Is dOlno bus• noss: EPNIE'S TEES, ERNIE'S TEE SHlllT COMPANY. 15'1 S. Oldmon<I Slreel, Same Ana, C.lllornle tt70. Ernest McKinley B .. siey, 1Stl S Olemond Street. Sant• Ane, Calllort11• '1110. This 1141slne» Is condu<led by en •n· dl•lduel. • Err'll!tt M. eeui.v Thi\ •l"1emtflt wn Ollcl w1lh '"'" County Citric Of Orot\Qe CO<inlv on Sep ltmO.r •, lt7tl 1'1004'2 Publis!Md Or-Co.t\I O•lly PHol Septemtlfr •• •>. n. ?'I "" 00079 PUBLIC NOTICE ll<••llnt . Interment wllf be 111 C-ly Clef1<ol0.~C-•von5eo- 51Wf'PS•lllt, llldl8""' 8'!11 Br-ey tem~r •• t•7' fl.... l'ICTITIOUS 8 USINESS ""°"' ___ u.e_''-d_l_t"K_r1_or. ________ 1 PuDlh toeO Orange C.O.st 0.lly Piiot, NAME STATEMENT S.Plembe< a, IS, 22, 29, 19711 l he loll-lt1Q ""nons ere cio1n<;i •2•71 1141SIMIUI ------KOlL CENlEll ASSOCIATES PUBLIC NOT ICE f'UULIC N<>TICt: PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS 8USINESS NAME STATEMENT Th" 1011ow1no i;erson• •re cio1no OUSllllSS a\ PLAYMATES SCHOOLS. 112 Ptularlno A••-· Cost• Mew . CA '2616 J.ick Herold Park, 7112 Paularll'IO A•• • Costa IWIW, CA ,,.,. Jean (NMN) Peril, 782 Paul•rlno A•e., Cost• Mesa, CA '2&~ Thi\ bu\lness Is <ondUC1ecl by •n in· dl•ldu•I J"°'Park Tiiis ~l••cmettt was filed wllll l coUllrV'dirit Of"Orilnge CoUnh on Stjj ltmbtor lt, l<rl'I "'°"" Pubhllled OrM~ C.o.tst Delly Piiot, Stpl U , 7'1..,.,0<l 6, 13, '911 .... 78 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOOS BUSINESS NAME STATEMEN'I Th• lollow1r19 person IS d0•"9 114151 l\tt$1\ NORTH 4MERIGAN SUPPL "I' AS SOC • S87 Fayeue c"''"· Costa M•••· CA 9767• John T Small Sii Fayelle Corcle. Co•I• Mew. C4 '12$2$ Thi> l>u•ll'leS• os conduUed by on 111 dl"idua1 Jolln T SINll Tn•• ~••••"""'' wds 111eo w1111 ""' Counh Cler>. ol OranQtt County on S..11• ..... ,., l'lOlllO Publl\hed Orange C04SI Daily Pllol, ~P•. n . N. Oct.•. u. 1q18 •41l·•• P UBLIC NOTICE J'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STA TEMEHT The IOllOWll\Q person Is dolnq buSI· ne\Sc":EATIVE AR~S CREATIVE ARTS 8Y HOPE. 2101 ~•rd t..tne. Newl)Orl Beac:n, CA "'60 Hope Von Hentfl, 1101 L@-•rd L•ne. Newoort Be.><h, CA '11"60 I hlS bvsj~S I\ CondUC:led bY .&ft II\• d lVIOU•I HOPIVOr'IHerr~ Ttoos slilltmtn1 was 111ec:t wilt• llW County Cler~ o• 0r•"9t CC>UlllY on Sept. ''· 1911 Flt!1i. Publlsl'led Orange Coul OeU't Piiot, S.111 11, 1'1, ()(l .•• '3, 1978 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUl'ERIOA COUAT OF THE STATE 01' CAllFORNIA l"OA THE COUNTY OF ORANGE Estalt ol NFoR~·~~' HERMAN, Ot'tUS"d NO TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to ll'M' creoHor s ot Ille abewe """"'° deceo<ool lh<ll all penons M•lno c 1a1m~ aoamsl '"" \did ~no •re •4toulr~ to lilt lhem. wtth t,,. ncceuary vouclle,., 1n Ille 0111co CH the clerk 01 lhe abo•e en l•lltd coun or 10 C>f'l'Ynl 01t m, will\ tnt ntt,.uarv vouc.htrs,, 10 tne un dc-r s1on~d •I 1614 SOutri P1'11n1er A•e Wll1ll1~r. GA, wn1cn " Ille Pl•tt of bu••noH o• 1110 undllr ,1~ 1n •II nh•tlet\ or-rta1nino tot~ estdttt ot \a10 O~Cedttll, ""''"" lou• monlll\ after '"'" ouOh<•1•0t't Of.,.. ... f'011Cf' O~•ed Auqus• H. 1918 DONALOE HERMAN/ E Ae<UIO< OI lM Woll ot ltor abov" ,,.,,_ oe<e-.1 DAYIO E 8URTOH 8UllTON, GAULDIN, THOMSON & NELSON 7n• Souln Pall'lt•r Av*'1..e ¥11~1ttltr. CA~ Atl'4',..Y tor EsKlllO< P"bll\lteO Or-Coast !Moly Pilot ~Pl I, 8, IS. 22, 1411 '7,&-7E 'ACIAC 'llEW ..-.c>alAL,AH Cemetery Mortuary Chapel ------... ,,, .. 1901 Oove Slre<el NewPOrl 8ucn. CalllOr'll• tll>&C) l too Koll Com11ony, 1901 Oo•e PUBLIC NOTICE S1ree1, NtwPorl BMth, C4'lllort1I• ----------·- 3500 Pa<:1f1c View Drive Newport Beach 644--2700 McCOIMtCK MOITUAltH L~una Beach ;o~--~~ .. Laguna H11fs 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano <495-1776 IALn.18 ... 0 H NBALHOMI 6(6-242<4 COstaMesa 673-9450 "CTlTlOUS 8 USlNUS NAMI! STATEMENT '1&•0 R·UOll i>•llCI" l~no Con•nony 11101 oo.. FICTITIOUS 8USINESS The tollowlno l)er\Ons •re do•n9 !:.tr•l'I, N•WJ>ljff Ue11cn. C4'11lort1•~ NAM£ !>TATEMENT bu\IMSS as •hbO Tiie 101tow1n11 l)erson• •re do1no RANGE "0 " PARTNER!:.HIP.~ 0 P M•OOltn>a•. 11 H•ll Moon o;i11no1~ Eu1 11111 Street, Co''" Meu, dlly Oro•• C0<ona Ch)I MM C•llforn AUOIO SECUlllTY SYSTE/"S, Callfornla '71>21 q,US ' •• INC. Jt88 B Airway Aveftue, Gosl• O•nlel Ollber1, nn OrM!Qe-E •Mtll 011•1~. 11 l , 1 U8 Me.a Mew, Calllornla '26~ Avenue, LosAlemltos. C..llto<nl•'0170 Drive, Newport Otacn Ca1t1orn1• Audio Alarm System•. Inc . a ~~~S~l~dnify~Jflj~-ljli2ill~~Flfeicijierli":~~~'~"~·:_"_,1..-l'Wtl;a~~.U ~lrw~ Alb""'· N•·woor• eedtn, ca111orn1• TIH• 1>uw•e~rrc:.nauc:t~i1'or 91660 p0r•t1011. Stanl~y F Broc~tooll, s Point Sur AUOloAlerm Sysl8m•, '"< This •••temtnl w" tlled "'llh Ille Or Ive. Nowoort Bv11c11. C•lltorn1A J W. M<Cleon, Cou11ty Clert OI Or•• Counh on 5el). 92..o Secretary tombe• IJ, "11· llodoer Fag•rt101m 11H Wc••I 1111s ua1.meri1 wH lllecl with ""' SLAYITT, lltNG, Mer< o r Way M•« vr 1, 1 •nil (ounly Cl~ll Of Or.tn91! County on See> WEISllt & l"ElllL81l•GE• Wa>lllnqlon ' l•mb1or S, 1'18 *9 CefttilrY ~ertr l!Ht & E Fopp, 7119 HlclOen V•llev AG•IN, WH ULU & lt08ERTS Stolt•* Coufl, L• Joli•, C•lllorn1• "1031 U.041 O.••-•• s1....i I.es A .... ltl. c.11..,.,.,a...., !'100.'1 A R1..ir •12 Btlll• Str"I So;lto 201 l'lM'4 Newl)Orl Bffcl'I. Celltorn•• fll>&O """ti"'"" a .. o . CalllO<llla UM7 Publl1M<I Or-C:O.st Oally Pllol. Thi\ busone" •s tonOucled by • FlOOlSI StPtomO.r u, 12, 1', ano 0<100.r • geMrel P.tr1nl'nh•P P"Oh&Md Orange Co.t\l O••IY Pllol. .,., ,, PUBLIC NOTICE l"ICTITIOUS•UllMIU NAMI SlATIME .. T Int 1011-tno '""on• tr• Oolnu bu\lntU a\ M 0 1H EA '~ MARKEi t. KIT~Hl[N, tts Ii 1111'1 '""'· c~··· Mu:·.~·~1~"t:r.~~Oon, • C•lllOl'llil Corooretlon Tiii\ 1141Slnen It (Of\OUOtG 0• • (Of· C10fel1on. All• llun.e Brue• M.icuurn, PftilOllnt Thi\ '"''-' WIS llltO Wiii\ Iha .. ,_ Puollslltd Oranot OW•• Dally PllOl. mull lit flltCI or 111"-led •• •tor.,..••ct wlthift tour month\ ellt• the ""' oul>llcellon01111bnollce Oelod Sept. ?O, "" NAOMI 8EZAIRE Aomlnl\l!etrl1 ot tllt' E•lele OI -.10 de~nl 811A••• &111.At ltl SU l ot Ml.._ Df'I .. s...oe..-....u.ttn• PublilMCI Or1n99 Coe•I 0.lly Pltot Sten 22. "· 0c1 •· •>. 1t11 ---------"tN t PUBUC NOTICE Tne 1011-1no per'°"~ ••e dolftt bu\IMUa\ MOUSE OF 0111ENT4l AUGS, Septemb<Jt I. I~. U, 18, IUI. il••·1' to:f..;..,c:-s• HIQl'lw•y, UQt.lna ~a<11. ---------------1 Gh•llarl 4 M £11wr!l'iws: in. PUBUC NOTl~E FICTITIOUS aus1NEsS -- NAMI! STATEMENT Tiit rollowl"t oer\OllS are dof119 l>U'Hte:U•\o U S SKATEBOARDS, 2100 Ne woort 81vo . NtwOOt'I Beocn. C• 9166l 4vll•'\ El R•ncllllo IV, lftC., • C..ll!orn11 COfl>O"etlon. HOO NtWPOrl Bl•d., Ne.._.i Buch, Ca "111tl Tlll't l>Wlnt\1 ll 'ondvelecl by • <or l)Or'1IOl'I 4•11•' Et RanctollO ''« Int lfobn1 L Brockman, Viet' Pra\ldenl I nos \l•tem,;n1 w<» llltd with tto. County Cieri. ot 01dnQt' Cout1ly on Au<,jU\I 30. IQ18 Fl .... , PublhhCKI Oranou Co•s• O•lly Pilot ~01. 1. a. u. n. 191& "°"'" l'ICTITIOUS 8USlNESS NAME n ATEMENT Tl'le IOllOWl"f per>0n• •rt dOoftQ 1141SIM\\ •\ IMF ISL AN DEll SP AS, ISLANOER SPA COllPORATION, 13' I w CHtO< Street S•t1t• At1•. C•11tom1ot "7704 lnOu\trlal MolOed Flti.rg l•n. • C..lllorno• corpor•hon T!los buslnt\\ is c.ondUCled by • co• oor•••on lfldUqrlel MOldt'd Fl~rgteH J•y Rou N•hon&t S41n Olrt< tor Tl'I•~ •t••-' "'"' flled wun the County Clerk ol Orar'IQI Goullly on ~O· 1emlM• •· "79 ,.,_, Publlsl'ltd Oran9e Coal! O•••v PllOl. SClptemtHtr e, IS, 22, 'l'I, 1911 c0t110uled, • c.111orn11 cor-•tlon. IOd s Coes• HIQnWay, UooMw•""'I\· C•lllornle .,.., Tiits o;isonen Is ~d oy • cor• PGUUOIL GHAFFAllt & M ENTERPRISES, INC. P•rv•\ Gl'laffarl, P•l'ildtnl llllS ,.,,.......,, w.s llltd whn Ille Co""'' Clerk 01 Oran91! CounlY Oii AU',lllll lO. 1Wa. JAMl!S KELLY At!WMY.ttUw "ur .,......,,. fl ... 111•111 Vat1ty,CAUl07 ''""2 P110llilled Ortn91! Coast O•llY Pllol Stpl. l , I, IS, 12, 1978 '213-11 PUBLIC NOTICE J'ICTITIOUS 8USINIS$ NAMI! STATIMa1n Th• tollowlno oerM>ns •r• dOlno 1141llntt\ ... REOHAMM VENTURE COM· PANY', t)ft CNt'fOf'O Oi'IW7"11 • 1nqt0r'I Boc11, CA.,._.. RHn.ird P•ul Aodm•"· 8711 Ch•rlorCI Ori,.., Hulltlrooton Beach, CA .,_ ... Sll•rron Lee Redman. 1712 Ctwrlord Or1we, Hunhngton Bea<h, <:• ., .... ICeftMlll ~lffS H""""°", lOU Port 8ro5'ot Corell. 'fewoor-t Bu ch, (A'l2..0 Liiy Anruk-• H•mmon. '°!? Por1 BrlUol Cor<le, Newport 8eKh, CA '12..0 Tiii\ bus•nen Is 'ondlKltO b~ .. (jeMr•I P<Or1nenNp 5-'rOOI Le. R- TlloS >lelemenl '""' fllf!Cf •Ill\ l County Cletk ol OrOlftQI CounlY on S.pt ••• 1'11. """" Put>lllMCI 0r""9t C.0.11 Dally Piiot. 41«·18 StPl 22, 'l'I. Ott. 6, U, 1•11 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO CltEOITOllS SUPERIOR COUltTOI' THE STATE 01' CAlll'ORMlA P'Olt THE COUNTY 01' OltANGE Ho.A"'6707 E••••e o t TH E ll ESA RAVE 9AMPlEY .tK<I THERESA RAYE RANKER, a~• THERES4 114"1'E, OeCU\Cd NOTICE IS HEAEBV GIVEN 10 ll'lt treoltors OI lhr -·• Mmed decedent 111111 ell '"'Miii' 1oav1nq <l•lms '9.tlnll ,,,. \61d dec-n• .ire reQulred to Ill• lhem, wllh U.. M<H\f•V vouc:nef\. Ir lhe CHl•u OI lhr cl••-of ""' •bove en UHt d court, or to prewnl tl'ltm, wllll ltoe necen"rv YOUCl\tr,, 10 the Ull· d•r'l1Qned al IHI Dov• $freel, Newport Be.ten. CA wt'll<ll I\,,,. l>fK• of bu\llltu OI Ille underll~ In •II "'•tier\ e>ert••ftlrlQ to Ille ttLltt Of Wid de<eclenl, wlll'lln tour '"°"'"'•lier the llHI ovbllcatlOll 04 ""~ l\Olke. oe1ec1 Augu>l 13. me Peuhrw C Slone & Hel-M H•rm> Co-E•e<utrlke\ ol ll• Will ol tllt' •bo .. namf<I 00<t<Mnt lHOMAS W. AlLEN t Ut Ono Slrwt, S..ltt l'OO Mtw"n a.ac11. CA t7* Toi: 1SMl6l Atttrfl•J tor C.Er.cll\riU l Publi\necl Or<!llQC Goa•• oeuy P1101 Sept IS, 12, 'l'I, Ocl •. "II 0'11 18 PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE NOTICE Of f>U8LIC HEAltlNG NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11191 a 1>ubll< htaronq wlll O. held by ""'Clly Counc 11 01 llW Cltv Of C05ta WH on Oc1-r It, 1'18, at tl\P hour of 6 lO p,m., In Ille Countll Chdml>er'S ot City Hall, 11 F•or Orlw, Cost• Mew, on lht loll-lf'IO lt•m. COUNCIL REVIEW OF ZONE Ell.CEPTIOfl ZE-7"1•.Jotin Yoll•ncl, ..,tf\Oflltd _.., tor Keren A Fenn, ltrt Pla<tnUe ,.,,.,_, <;osl• Mew, t0< a conc1111ona1 use ~it tor • 1>ubllc ••orate tac111ty wH n • mt1'149tr'5 unH, ancl wllll v•rlencn trom s•oe •••b•O, Ptrtl119, •"O l.t'ICIK•Plf\Q requt....-S, localed ti 1097 encl 2.09'I Pl«entia ,..,.,,.,., 1n ..., MG •-En•'"'"'""nl•I OelMmlna· tlon• NtQMI .. Oect..-.tlon NOTICE IS l'URTHEll GIVEN lhel at w io lime -piece, olf'ly ...., ell l)ersons ool-ted mey -•"" be ne .. CI by Ille C••Y Couroc II on Ille elorementlor'led Hem EILEEN P PHINNEY Cll'tC..,.., Published Orange Coest O.lly Piiot S.Pl 12. "11 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE Of l'ILING OF 81tAHCH OFFICE A~LICATIOH NOTICE IS HEREBY Gl\IEN lllal, pursuat\l lo ""' provl5lons ol P•r•---.-.-graph (gl of Section Sol$. 1' olllle llule1 NOTICE TOCltl!OITOltS end ReoulatlGn'l IOI' the Ftder.tl Sav· NO. A·M7l lnq• at1d Loan SY•lem, Ille San Diego SU PEltlCHI COUltT 01' THI! Fedtr•I Sa•ir>gs and Loan Assoclellon. STATE DI" CALll'OltNIA l'Olt S.n Olt90, C.tllloml.l, N• lilecl •n •P- THE COUNTY 01' O•ANGE pllcauon with lhe FeGerat Horne LoM 111 tl)e M°'ller ot tne hlale ot BMlk Board tor lllH'"l!UlonlOe-•lsll MAii fHA M NORT!oiCOTE. al•o . brencn ofhc• lo be loteled '"Ille kftOW n •• M ARTHA MARI ENIClnlty OI Barr•n<.t Parkw•y - NOR TH COTE, Ollc:t~....O LUe Ro•d, Community or Wood· NOOU " ""MW g1•en to crldllors brl09e, Clly ot lrvlne , County 01 toev.ng c•••m• against Ille u10 O,.rige, Stflt Of Callt0<t11•. The Ap- deceoent lo tilt said <l•lms I" Ille or plluoon lolls bffll ~fiver~ 10 the of· llu Of Ille clerll Of IN aforttakl coun tk e ol the .S-•••sory AQt'nl of the or 10 or•""' ,.,.,., lo Ille unoers1Qned u ld Board toc•led •• the Feoerel al llot olllte of RICHARD 0 TMOllN, Home Loan°8-0f Sen Fr~IKO too W-'110 a. WAqO a. ~ANDERS, SlO Ca lllorftla Slrtel S•n Fr.encl~<o "B" Slreel. Suite 1111 S11t1 0 1tgo, C..lltornl• '14110. · ' Cahforno• '2101, wt11cn laller olflct •• Any o.irson ,,,.. hie c:ommunic• lh• plec• ot ous111tn ot the u11-llont. incluo f'IO britlS.. '" '••or or In derilgntd In •II ,.,.uers Ptf11lt1l119 lo protest ot said AP9fiullon a t lilt ~~::::•~;:~ ~7't,.'"l/.:C,'~ "ormld oflke of lhe Suwv1sory proellltCI •• .rorueld wllllln lour AOtnl within IO CS.rs (or within lO 4"1S monlt1s .et"r 1~ llrst PU«>llc•llOr'I of ti advice h tiled w1m1n ttoe first IO '"'' noUce days \jahnq 11111 more U!M os -D••~ ~-r • "" 10 lul"nlsn •ddlllon•I lntormellClfll Samuel l..o\l'd.Nortl'ltolt '"" ,,,. d•te Ol 1111• 1>uotlcanon. Fovr E ae<ulO< CH ,,,. Wiii copl.s ol any CornmutllUtlon SllOUIO ol wio Ot<eotnt be 1111<!. Thi! ""9llu11on •ncl •II <Om· WAltO & WAltO" SANOl!•S m11n1(1llon\ In •••Or or In prolesl Al .. r11tys flt L.Aw thereof •r• avallabtt tor lnSj)IJ(tlon bv uo "8" s ""'" al'ly person at Ille aforesaid offl<e of Stlltt 2141 Ille Supervisory AQeftl, Sall 01.,_, Gatl!Wlllt ttlOl SAN 01 EGO FEDEllAL PuDllSlled Oranoe eo • .,, O.lly PllOl SAVINGS ANO LOAN Sepltflll>e 4, IS ~. 29 197 ' ASSOCIATION ....-. • V.-• ,. r ~~~"-A: ............... ~ .. ., ... • . 'f "'-''~~O'\.!ci•A""4ff..t'tr~ Publlsl'led Orenoe Coast Oally Piiot 5tp1. n , ma m 2.r1 PUBLIC NOTl<.4E SUPE1t10:~~~T 01' THE P UBLIC NOTICE STATI Ol"CALll'OllNIA fOlt THE COUNTY 01' OltANGE NOTICE OJ' l'U8LIC HEAltlll~ NO. A'7JOS Notice •~ ner•Dy 9lv•o th•• lh• OltOElt TO SHOW CAUSE Orel'ltt County Ple<!"'"ll Comm1ulon irolt CHANGE OF NAMI! Wiii conOucl a puC)il< "'"•n"ll on PfO· In lilt' Mellor ol Ille AP\lll<•llo11 ol l>O\ed Amenclm4!nt Mo. 19.3 lo lhe SONIA VALElllE COllBETT tor circut•llon e ......... t of !he COUlllY ol Cllat'IQt Of Na'"' Ore .... 9t11tral plMI I~ -notdl, llU. •OADWA 'f MOITUAIY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 6<42·9150 ltll Timothy L Str•Otr September t. IS. 22. 1'. 1'18 u oo.11 Tn11 ,,.,_,,, w11• l•ll!d w1t11 Ille WHEREAS Ille •PPllce llon ol 1 m•11dlftQ tne Co .. ftl\I ol Oret1tt •lOHI SONIA VALERIE CORBI! rr ••• ,,,.".'"'"'ol«WrletlllQl'lw•Yt. <llAnQt Qi N mt Pl•S bf'tn duly llltCI Thll PUbll< f'leerlr'IQ will IM! <ondu<t· wllh Ille CIH~ of "'" Courl, •nd ,, •P ed In,,,., Planntnq Comm!H loll's t4tOr· peerono lrorn woo •PC11o<•tt0n '""' U ld Ing Room, IO<llod In the Couftty -----------Cou11ty Cltrk 01 Or•ftQe County, PUBLIC NOTICE C..lllornte on AugvSI JO. 19Te. P BLICNOTICE ........ SMITK-TVTHU..UMI NOl"NAIY WISTCUPf CHAN&. Cte"810fY • Flower Shop 4 27 E. 17th St Costa Mesa 6~ ....c1•cmt•s SMmf'S MOITU•H 627 Main St. HunUngton Beach 536-e539 ..,_MORTUARY 976 So. Coett Hwv. Leguna e.aot"I <494-1535 1533 N. El Camino Reil s.,, Clem9nte 492.0 t 00 ,_,..,,., COUJMAL......_.L MOie 7801 Boise,_..,. Weetmm11er ~215 0 lt-»10 NOTICE TO C•UUTOltS ....... 1., SU~lltlOlt COUltT or THI ITATI! Dr CALl'OllNIA 'Oil THE cou"n Ol'OltANOE Ill tflt Mttt.,. Of tile Estalt CH GAil ~HILLIPS, t l!IO kno-°'PATRICIA BEVER l "I' GA I l PH 1 l l IP S OKeaMCI. NOTICE IS HElllEBY GIVEN lo creditors .,...,,"II <l•lm• 41911"~ tl'le wolo o.ttdtllt 10 file ...id claim• 1 .. tl'lt offl<t Of tile cl-Of tho •lorot•ld cotll1 or to P9M"I tllem lo trw .,.,. oerslOMd •• Ille Ollk• Of NORMAN RAS M USSEN, lllAMS E Y ANO ltASMU.SEN, "4 W. O<un 8tvct., $ullt UO), Lont e .. cl\, CA '*,, -i<l'I lat! ... office il tflt lll9(t CH Dvtl MU of tilt l#ldtnl9"td In •II lll•lttr\ per1eln lnt to wokl ntMt. Sli<I\ c lallll• wilt\ Ille _., _...,., ""'~t tit fllff W ~Id M al~ld wlt!\111 tour ll'HMlll\t ef'9r tilt 1101 p..ollUUOll Clf tlll• llOIQ O•ttd ~ IJ, "" OAltltY PHILU,., ~llKU!Or Clf Ille wHI Of Mld--.... •&MHY AMOllASMUUIN ,..__,......_ Publl\l'ltd Or~ COf'1 0.1ly Piiot s.111 '· 1. u, n, '"' d1'-ll PUBLIC NOTICE NOii'Ci"TOcii'DiToiii-- su l'11t101t COUlllT 01' THI ITATI! Ott CALlFOttNIA FOlt THI COUNlY 01' OltANGI! ...... ~11 bltle ot GEOllGE FRANKi iN CAMPBl!LL,0.CHWO NOTICI IS HEREBY GIVtN 10 tn. <recll ton Of tM *"' M!Md Clt<tOent 11\<tt •II penons 11.t•lnq clalm• 119elns1 ,,,. .. ,ct OKtdtnl •"' rtQ11ln1c1 •o Ille IMlll, wilt\ tnt Nl( .. \My •Oucllllr•, It\ t,,. otllct ot 1111 , .. .._ ot ,,,. •DO•• en. UUtd C0\1'1, or to pr-I '"'°"'· "'''"' Ille nKeuarv vovc11trs. lo ,,,. un CltrllOllOd •l '701 1 r•IM Ooult•e•O. Tust111, CA, .nkn ",,,.!HK• CH 1141\1 ness OI 11\t UfldotN.IQMCI 111 •II l'n.IUtf\ jltrtel111,,. •• "" .,,.,, Of MIO dt<~ Cltlll, w11!1111 tour month• ell•• INJ first OUbllUllon Of 1111\ llOUCI O•t" A""1\I ••. 1t1a Cl~ 0.•HI Gllllj)Otll l!-utor Of,,,_ Wiii Of tllt •DO .. M-0 CIKMtftl ITIYIN T, 091.lltlOOI o •u1 ..... ._.....,..,. ..... Oc.-..... ..... ,,.. Ltlll .. --. CA-Tftth•, CA ... Tell llUl -....i Tfl· 1Jt-m1 A ...... ,.1__.., l'vbllt"" Or..,.. C..$1 Otlly ~li.t ~u•ll•l'ltd Or-c;o..1 Otuv ""°' ..., u. n. "· 0t1 ... twa ••11 ,,... '· 1. u . ., ,.,. •m ,. .. ._ NOTICI! TO CJllDlTOltS HO.,...... su~•1t10A COUltT o~ TI4E UATI CH'CALll"OltNlA ~It THI COUHTYOl'OltANOI '" tne Metter ot tnt E••••e 01 GEORGE KENNETH 1108EFITSON, •II• <;EORGE K ROBERTSON, - G K AOBEltTSON. Ot<.H..c! Notl<t ll ,,_."4>Y Qowell to tredllors 114Vl"f Cl&ltnl ~lnlt ll'lt H IO dete· cs.nt 10 Ill• \Md <'~'"'' 1" ,,,. office of Int Cltf~ CH ll'tt •torlt"4l10 Court or lo prewnl tllem to the unotrllontO •I,,,. olllct ol $ECURITY PACIFIC NAT ION Al BANK, L•o.,11• Holl•. C1llfor11 I•, Wiiien letttr Office 11 '"" lll•O 01 b\nlnen of the unde"ltfltd In •II m•tltr\ .,...,,.1nlno 10 Y id eit••• Sue!\ cl•lm• wllh Int n•cuurv •OllCMf\ ITIU\t 0. flltcl or e><"41ftltd e tfOf'tYIO wtU\lft l'Our Molllht alltr IM llnt Pllbll<atlon Ol tlll• noU<-t O•ltel Seflte<nOotr 6. 1911 SKurlly l'Klllc NallONI B•M L~ Hlllt, C.llforn1• l!att\l!Or Of,,,_ Wiii CH leld~lll lll!NNl!TM C. NEWILl At._, .. ..... »t •.c.. ......... . __ ,,, ~atMtM, c:atlftnll• '"" Toi. (t!Jl .,..71tt P116H\ .... ~ ...... C:O..ll Oefly ~1101, Seottmber I . U, t1. 2' . .,,, aPC>llUlll ~lrtt lo ..... f'ltr Ml'l'lt E"9'""''"'1 8ultdlnQ. 400CJvlC C..- <llen9ed lo ,,,. proPOMd nemt of Ortvt WHI, Coty 01 Sant• Afte, SONIA VALERIE GAMBlE GellfOtlll•, Oii Moft1141Y, Oc!Otler ?, 1'71, NOW, THEFIEFOFIE. II IS nertllyor et I :10 I> m 11 Whkh u-•11 lnltrttl• OltroCI tncl dlroci.d ""'' •II "'""'' '"' lld par11•• wOI oe he•rd. ltrHllld lft 11\t "5iCI ,,,.tiff ol <-"-~ CIKllNl!efl l!'-"9 A--. Ol 11•m• .tJIC)tef btf0<• •bovt onllllect ftMflt ""* The WC>ltct _, Ill• C0111'1, II\ DM>tlr•men• J, IO<.tltel .. IOO ,,.,1 ... re<omtneMlld Cl\lnQtl to Ille C••IC Cef\111< 0.lvt Wnl, !.atltt AM, County ol 0t•11ve Ma''" PIOl'I ol C..1110,111• on tl'lt ?•tn day CH Oc•Obolr. Arltrlel HIQllW•Y\ '" ,,,. title• Of 1971 II ,,,. "Olif of II 00 o <10<~ .. "'·· 1r11lr>e, NeWIJOr1 -"· CM•• Mew 11\t'I •ncl there •o ,_ ceuw. II Ofty afld Buen• P•O. -the llf'llnc;orpor•l· '"•• n ... o, why 11111 •PPlluuon 10< oe1 ,.,rllorlu 111 end ar~ Trallu<e tl'llllllgt 01 Nl!lt Sl'IOUIO no• M ""'"'"' Canyo11 •nO Go•• 0. C•I•. TM JU!>lect IT IS l'UFITHEll OROEFll!O ,,,., • omtndm•nl .... IN:lllOtS c-•··· t Ol>Y 01 ""•order i. llUIJl•INd 111 ll'lt 11o11 ol • tein tor tt'lt n\41.ier ltlM'I CH Or•llOI CO.>l o.tllv Piiot, • new~Pflper arttf'lt l lllgllw•Y•· ot g1ner•1 llr<ulellon, p11n1.o •'Id c -ltfl•M• wltll llw c.tHerltl• •• oubll,l'ltd In ll'lf Clly of ~\a Mu a, vlrt,.llltlllll Oo;ellly Act R•cOm• COulllv 01 OrAllOf, S•••• o• C..llfornla. mtllOtd c~ wlltol11 '"" f)fOPOltd once H t ll -IOt lour 141 tV<C•ul-. •mt11dmtnt ulldtt Oflllte County wffU prior to Ult O.le •DO,,. tel ror furlM1lcllo11 •rt 0!1<111.0 In drett tft• tf'le 11Hr!rt0 ot Miid -'l<•tlofl •lr'OfHl'ltlll•I ,_, rf!IO'U 01• -O.olt<I "l)ltmlltr fl. "71 11» llK()n"lrT'lfftdo tl'llMIOH •ltl'llll tflt ettuet w $UMNER oropottd •tnet1dmont unoor c ity JWOOt OI lhe lurl.Oltll-Pl*Ye been Pf'tYIO\l•fY COO\ SYllt•lor Court •lcttrect b• tN _._ '"' ~-II• , ..... ,..LO&ICM•lt.Y llllllron-8' CllK.-1'1!oo'I will " (lerNr• fl ltrttlltellCll , .. ,.,.,IHI by"" "'"""'"' COll'lll'llllloll SU WnU I""' tll,...l tl'ld tonl\Otrtd tt ~ Of tl\tor «lloft •-•o ontMI ''~~1 1.M ......... Cellfwllle teeM fOf lllrl,,., lnfO<INlion, tonlMl Ille Atl•M.,. .......... ._ TrOftJporlMIOn ll'taMlllt Br-1'1Ol11\t s-MV• ...... ~ Eftvlro-tal MIMVt,,_t AQef'C•. Tfl: 11111 t.041fl 1020 NOfll\ 8f ...... •Y. WIM MO ... ~. ~u!Ml\llH OritllOO (Dt\I O"lly Pllol AN, Ttl~ ll!O l)c.Wf s...-1110tf u, n . ,. -OCI-• Puo11.i.a °'""' Coeft 0.llf l'lltl 1t11 ~ n mt P lJBLJC NOTICE l'ICTITlOUJ 8U,INI U N4ME ITATIMINT T"• to11ow1no per)Ofl\ •r• dolnQ ou-.IMUM OUllYIA, ""'LCOLM. 0 4lY t. v IT' I •JOI M•cArtl'lur Dl•ll • Mtwoort e. ... 11 CA 'Ml l tsllt N OWyN II, 131 MOll.tf<n B•y '4>Ull'I ~. CA '1•11 T llOrna• II Mel411tm 1 t I me t.oo Cour1, NowllDrt 8-cll, U1 '1..0 Cll•"tt 0 Ot!Y. 2*7 l.ffwerct Or . Nl9,..1 snores. CA ,,.,, AlllMllY VIili, •I a. ... oft II••· NtWl>Ol'l 8to<ll, (A 92..o JOllft 8 Mii", )4,,. Lt\ Nar.tnlt\ Or • L•gun .. Nloucot, CA .,.,, M lc hul w llob l111011 US li'•ul•rll'IO, • 8•20l, COJl• MoH, CA .,.,,, Thi• IJuslntu h tondu<ltCI OY • (ICtner•I O<W'IMf'\1110 Lelllcl N. Oury .. Thh H•ltmtnt •rt• 111.0 wl1n 11\t Cou11ty Cltrkor OrenQt C-.tY on S.o· 1em1>er II, ,.,.. "",,, Publisl'IM Or.tnQt CoeJI O..lly Piiot. Sept 22. ttM'ld()(1 .•• •>. '"' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC OTICt: • "°" l'ICTITIOU' 8U"NfH NAMa n AUMlllfT' fllt IOll-l"f OctrWHli "'t di.ono llutlfttsS• OOYSSl!Y Y.IL MAii.E il$ 1" 1 (.ef\tl,rY Ple<t, Co\Ut M4WI c..etllOf"·• tt•J• 0 S M S.11> Int 1 C•lol4rr" <Ol'Ht•tlOf't, 1'n C..tur~ r•fk•. Go-.t• MeM, Cellto.,\i• •Z.,. T~h bu\"'"6 I\ Conll\ICl.O lly " >• PQr••-os "'-Sall\ lft( c""''" ,_, P~lcltnl ,,,., \let~I W•\ ftlec:t #ti .. l f'M Coun1y Cit•\ QI Ot•ng. Count• >r \.<11 l•MIMr •· "IS $111 l'l'AltD, MUI.LIN, ltlCHTl lt -HAMl''fON ms.M_M,.... "'""' .. , ~' •nee••· C.llftntl• •11 Toh mu .. 011 f19"14 Publl\f\od 0.-Coe•• O•llY P1101, Pltml>tr a. 1'. 22. 2'. tt}I ojOe.,. PUBLIC NOTICE #'U:YtnOUS a&.ISUtHi NAM« STATWMUl'J Tl\e lollowlng 1>e•to11• ••~ Oofn'I lklMMllft FIOUU PuDll•llod 0r""OO !;Ool'IS1 0411• PllOI s.01. u .1•.nc10t1 • •l. ,.,~ PUBLIC: NOTICE ---OltOINANCI NO. 7 .. lt AN O•OlllANCI OF THE toTY COUNCIL 01' THI! CITY 01' GOST4 MISA AMENOING TITLE ll DF TNI COSTA Ml!SA MUNICl l'AL CODE •l!t.ATlNG TO CON OOMINIUM Ol!VELOl'Ml .. !S ANO r~•1•t 101' ~·~ 44'S.71 A I' A It T M I! N T S T 0 C 0 ,. ----------OOMINIUMS, AND Ct.AltlFYING P UBLIC NOTICE THI! OEl'lNITl~S OF 'tACANC'I' -7 1CTITIOUS 8USINl!H NAMI $TATIMENT file followlf!Q 11ersons •r• dolno 11<n111enu HARTS AUGS & CARPETS, 1000 North Brhlol SP•<t 11 Nt WpOrl Btec II, CA '2660 • Plllllp H•r1. 11?0 Flote\, API l , Los A"felK, CA ~· •ATll ANOSTOCX COOl'EltATl"l'I! fHE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CIT" OF COST4 MESA DOES HE llEB' OROAIN AS FOLL~ I T ... 11,., US °"""9r10Mf'll Of H°"' •no ano Urb4n Ot•~•oomen1 Polld• Vacet1cv s.,, ... lo-Or•l'IQI' Counlv no lonQer .ecMQu.Yte<v e>rovldh ne<eu•r"' v•<-•n<v d.tl4 tor thfJ (.ondom•n•um Con1ter\ton oorteon ct the Mun•t•Pdl Code 1 fto•• ,,,.. UISUr'IQ oef1n1llon of • M1tk Merl, 11?0 Flor••. Apt ] LOI AllQelt\,CA~• by • Stock '-'"""' '" ,,,. Mv"'CllMI Code <eQutre'S tlMtfl<-cUton T~11 bu1I~\ '' <ondutl&d ~ner•I .,.,,...,,.,,,0 Phlllp M•rl. u.-t1 P•r1rwr Tllh \l•l-l W41\ liltd Wllll lllt (.ounty Cl~rtc ol Or•llQe County on Sept "· 1'78. OU It YE A. MAl.C()UWI, DALY & VITTI Atta: 8 ."l'.C.- UO! M•<A,_ 81vCI. N•w ... r1 llUCll, CA .... ,,.. Puoll•IM<I 0r.,. '°"'' D•llY Pilot. J Th<ol I~ CIWl\00'~ <Ir• r'I«<'~''" ~ 4nd oroper to ..x.c.omou~ '"" OV'OO~ ... •no Intent ot r..,._loftlr'IQ conoom1n1um• •nd condc)m1Num (Otwtr\1on, 1or Int" oen•r•I Mt.tun. wtttv •ncl wetter .. ot "'" e>ubhc "'«OrOlllQIY, I"" (oh C.0..l'ICll ot Ill" Cllv ct c ... 10 IMS<t hereby d"'"""' T. lie lJ ol '"" Cosl4 Me\• Mun.too.II to de bv ameno•no St<.: •on' ""o Artl<lt' d\ f'M!rttMH•' \~t torth Sl!CTION l : {f<APTEll it II ARTICLE • · Gtner•I Prov1~1on• H'lt-79 \IJ.fl'.1·0et1nmon' fe I (..e..-mhthtm m-e411n;,. Ano '" Se!>t. Jt.1', ()(t ••• I], 1'11 P UBLIC NOTICE clW.\ Uw t0Uow1no ~ condom1n1um proi.tt •• Cleflnecl •n 5Kl1<>11 135'0 ot ,,,.. Cl'tlt Coot. <onteon.nq •-'21 or mo•~ -NOT ICE Dr l'U8LIC Hl!AIUNO <-orwlomlnlumt, .-. Cle'tlned on Sec lion NOTICE IS HERt;BY GIVEN thel • 113 OI 11\t C.l••I C-. • communol'¥ pu04ic n.arlnq wlll t>e l\tlo bY ,,.. Cll't •o.ir1rnent PfDt"<l . .,, _,,...d •n '><-< Cou"C.11 ot lhe Clly Of C-lt Mew"" loon I 100• ol lhr 8u\1neH ano Octoaer 1, 1J1t, ,. 11M ,_ of •JO Pro1ess1orw1 C-. conte1t11no two 17 I> m , ,,.. Ille COU"<ll Chllmller, of CUy or mo<e rlQ/'lb of e•clu .. •f' occul)dn Hall, 77 Fair Drive, Callo MeM, on the CT. • stoc., <-•tow, "\ _,,,.,., '" follOw•"f """" Sec:tlOn I IOllJ .. > Of ""' 8usorte» """ FINAl OEVELOPMENT PLAN. Oe· Profttsi-~. <onlaoll•rlQ ,_ 111 SiQft•led ZE·"'411A. ~. l(olWIY -or ,,,..,. rlQllU of U CIUS<W' OCCl>P<ln Wood.en!, A I A , -I ltd tQeftO for < Y • or •llV 0.,... WCPI pro ff'f'OV•I of • w ftf(I\ otter own·YOUt·O•"· or IP.• U •..4'f"lit Ort¥9topmttftt. ~'--' •t ''° ownerSh•P unu,_ wf\~reb• trte '" Be~tr Strtel In• POR-MO r-En· dl•1du•I _,,, land dtr«11y below tho vfrotun•nt•t Oetermfr\fUon ~hve "toot.,..tnt .. ot Mid urut. ,,.,. .. oe u., Oe<l•r•tloft -eel fOf ~·' PIM\ "7:,•'.:.c::::;;•r;,u;;,. me41ns ,~,. Amtf'ldmtftl GP·l•IO • II nvmMr Cit •K....r dOM1m4!nU t>e•nq e>t PROPOSEO OllOlN~NCE m•hr'IQ lorlld lor reno ,,, le.tie in '"°" CH~ ot accusory •tructurt' ll'l •t••C1ent1411 dlS Cos I• Mtt.o \NMn •• • O<'rcet1t.ioe .,. trlcls to -\lory, ttlel>flsNno • WI· Ille total numblt c;t _,,,,,..nl\ '" ,,.,. b•<• r equ1ref'rlifftt tot ••n<tt '" re C•h• •ldeftll•' districts. •no 11ron10111n11 41111c LE 1 llt••llMll<!I c .,,, p•rklno tn reQU1r1td setbiKk~ ite11ttcent Clomln•um Cor.YPn•on' 10 pubitc ~l•HU En•••onment•I \U ·U J F'ono•"O• .,,0 Cr•t•• ,,, Oelerml..allon NeQith•e Oeclaret1on vaunty ll••~•pp1oun1o NOTICE IS FURlHER GIVEN lh•l 141 T~e Colv Coun<1I ol In~ CilY ul •• .,.Id time dnCI 1>1ace. •nv •n11r•m•"'' he•rd by the (UV Counc1t on l h• betno offeH'd •01 ff'nt Of '"~ ........ rn '"" aloremenUonoo llem•. C••Y or Co\la Mesd ,, eoudl '" '" ,.,. EILEEN p PHINNE'I' .,, ... tnt HlllC~I ·~can<' • JI" d ('ly Cler~ e Uabh$lleCI '" wtJwoc110f> Ibo n•reol PuOH•hed Or•f'IQI! Co.tll D•oly Pllol, 11'1.111 • ho""no ~-.. ,SI> wn1cll Sept. 21. 1'179 1ntot1.,slen1 wit~ Ilk oecoaroo o00111\ •481 78 •nCI ob1tth..,• ol lnr C11v·, Hou""" PUBLIC NOTIC~ Elemenlollhr~""rao P14'1'1 The (Uy Councll lur11'1er 1111e1-t11<111111 convert'°" of ••1\h"Q ap.ar'tmtnl OU1IO OltOINANCE HO ,.,. ~7!~n:~~~ l~=y·~:~:t:.'~~~~~~~ ~:u:~.~·::~~= g~,.. T~: c~~~! •nddlsp1acesrmJ.:nt•un•mOf'l.tt>I• MESA, CAll l'O•NIA, CHANGING fo ••old ll'le loreQOlr'IQ -lo rt<d"' t~ Otw:tl~tT'ttf'lC o• ~Of"MJ-term f't"~ TNE lO~IHO 0 1' A l'OltTION 01' delllS. o•rtl<UI•"• 1""'1)r (Ihle,,..""° lOTU,l'llOMAl'TO•t IOw"nd -.ete ont°'"" tamiuts .ona THE CITY COUNCIL OF TME CIT"I' '""''"'' ..... ~ \CllOOH•v·· tll1lor ... ,,.. g:0c;..~~T:S ~5-:'~ES HEllEBY Clly Counw al '"" Coty ct C°'I• l>Nt•<> SICTIOff 1 Tiier•" totreby ol•<ld ••ncl> ano ~'""~' •t ""ceu.t,. ""° and ln<h-In Ult Al tone, 4111 Illa! re ptoper •o r-•••t W<tl con•er5'0"' ov •l pro~r1'r loceted al 11110, ,, .. , •nd '"'" provosOOM .,...,,. tor In. ""~"n 11n Coll-A~--•• ,.. Vic •••eh •ncl ~"•r• ot I~ qwn"'" 10<1• Street, 1077·11 Al~ P•rcel Pllbht ltw "'"""'"" Comm15;1Qo1 '"~• Numbers llS· .. t ·J&. IU 1'1·)1, do\41p0rovt' •<-h°""'l "'°eooorT'ol" HS.!'11-41, •net US-1'2·0 , lo wit Loi SS tne •:>•rlf'ltfll •11<<)'1(• ••I• '' '"'""' ot Tract No n ~ -n Of\• m4IP rt lo, or leU ,,,_ 1.1'14! crohc.11 ""'""' • cordecl tn Boot. 10, P•te l ol Mil ••It •• t~•~·-'" •UDW<l10r lb• ce11o11~ous ~. record• at D•llnat l'ltnot. <1no • l•nd•no •~ ..._ rne• tll~ county, C•htorN• •PProv•• 01 "••O .. qoau1on•• u • EltCEPTING THEREFROM lh•I Pl'•mll ,.ould t><o •1'1Cons1s1en1 wotn ,,., l>O•tlon lylnq wlltllt1 Ilic l0<I• Stretl '"'""'of •11•s wc11 .... encl Colleqe Avenue P1•nn1n<1 Sl•I• •11•11 p1ewn1 lu "" ~ICTIOff l. Punu-10 tne pro. Pl•nnong Co"'""'"o" •dtdn• • vl\1011, 01 Secllon 13·1' of tlle •lall\tk' trom ll'lt' mo.i r"'""' ... ,,. Munlcl1>•I God!! of ll'tt City OI Cosl1 <omP1lto O• ••ll'lt'• lrll' v .S Otlll••• Mese, Olstrl<l Motl> c • CH lhe City of ment o• Hous•no """ Urben O.••• 101> ~~ ell~~~~ :/C •• ~'ff).,/i Is hereby emended by '"'° llddltlon ""'""" '"" •lh'r1Melll '"unc' '"'' tnerelo of 1ne 111 .,ea de1o<.rlbtd in lor '""Cot• CM~ on 1ne mo•t c""""' Se< lion ' !wf'eot di le •• • ll•blt SECTION J Tlui OrdlMn<e ~h•ll fbt Crlhut V~.tnc • Rall' Ill~ (.111 ••-• 111.c:t fr1C1 0e '" tu11 torce lf\lr1v Covt1c11 01 •M Cit• of Co>lo1 ,...,. tJO> d•Y• from •lld •Iler II• .,..n -. hereby otabfl'""' •net ••• c "''~ ·• end prior lo ,..,. .,porauon 01 fifteen ••ce11c y '"'" 1\ lllrtt I Ji per~•nl (HI Cl•ys ''°"' Ille j)lu.Qe lllllreot, SECTIOfl I Th•> ;)1'01Mn<<' "''"' shell bO OUOllv.d Ol\Ce In lht Oranve Uh e1t..c1 M'ld"" '"tun tor"• ~no ·• Coot O•tly "llDl, ..... ~e>•per OI f!Kl lhrlly flOI ""'' ,..,.. ...... •lt~r •r• 9•11t rel c1rc111at1on, pronuci •no IU"•'lt. '""" ""puDh~ o"'" '" 1n• pu\M lsh•d on lf'le City of Cotll -...w. Or•n~ Co.eu 0.11, Poot " ,,.,.,,,•ilo'' tOQellltr wltn n~ ,..,.,., of .,,. mem 01 9tn•rei corcuoe11on or.nll'<I ""u be•s ot "'• cuy c-11 vOllllQ '°' •no publlsn.d ,,. ""' C•h "' Co"• M•-.. etelllSI IM-· lotfl ller wlll'I tn.o ,..,,,. • oi IM '""" PASSED ANO AOOPTEO U\I\ llln ben ot lht Clly Ceuncu <tOtn'IQ 101 •no dey ol Sept...-, ltll 4t0••1111 ll!t"""" Ed .... ~V M<F.tllet\G P4 SSEC ANO ADOPTED Ill•" Ill" M41"°" 01 U'llJ C1ly Oty ol Sei>ltmblr. 1•11 o• Colle Mew E.....,d v McF•••- ATTEST Mtl'OfolllwCoty Ell"" P Allnnn ot C.O.•• Me•• Clly CltnOllM ATTEST City et Coste Mew Ell_,, P ""'"""" ST ATE OF CA!.l l'OttNIA t CllY Cltrk OI ,,,,_ COVN TY Of' °"AHGC I SS CllY of (Olla Nlowo CITY OF COSTA MESA I St ATE OF CALIFORNIA I, Etl EEN p PHINNEY. City ci.rk COUNTY OFO'IANOE ef'ld •~..itklo Cltf'll Of .... City Counc•I CITY OF COSY A MESA Ol Ill• City of COi.ie MtH, n.rtOy I, EILE(N P PHINNEY C1ly C,ltro cetllly 11111 Ille •bove Mid tor-.of"f ....:I t1•oft1<10 Cle"' ot Ille Coty Cou"< 1• Ot'dlt1•11<• Ho. ,...,. ,.,., 1n1rodu<.cl of lht C••v "' Cos•• Mn•. °'1!.-.0• eno <OMllltACI wctlon llY -lion •• • cerllly """ 1111 •llO•• .ino 101090111<1 r-1•• "'"'lno ol -.ld Clly Council OrdlMn<e No 71·» wet 1nlrOOUttG ou 11e1e1 Oft,,."" dity OI ~-lier. 1'1•, •1'41 <OMl.,...ect -tlon Oy ~cllon •• .. -tllt«tetttr p.eued 41nd -.>IM U• fflt<lllr ,,.,...lf'IO ct .. kl City Coun<o• Wf'IOlt •• • .....,.., mMtlnq or H id Clly llekl on ll'lt ~'" d•T Of S.ottmoer. 1'11 Council Mid on Ille llttt 0•1 of Seo· end tl'ltrotltr 1>esjfd •net adol>led ·~A tember, ••n. by the followl"9 roll tell Wf'IOlt II• reQlll.r .._u,,. OI Mid Coty wit Coilncll l'lekl on 11111 11111 d•y ut s.11 ""'ES: COllllCll Memb•rt• ttmbt•. ,.,. "' .... IOllOO#lnt roll (,)II M<l'•rlM>ct, Htrt,... ltecl!I, Scl'lllller vot• NOES:C:-1I M1-f'i N-'-YES Co1111c11 MomO•r• ABSENT· eo..r.tllMtmMrt M<f'ert....,, ~. Re<ltl, S<f\eltr SMe llwOOO NOES C-11 Memcitf\ N- IN WITN ESS WHEltEOF. 1 Mft 4 BSENT Coun<ol MtmOer\ ro.reu1110 wot 111y IWlnd -affl•t<I tt'lt smenwoect i SettOl tl'lt CltyOICM1tMIMlllllltlf\ IN WlfNEU WH•REOI'. IN•~ dey Of ~~. lt7' ' 11trttey wt Illy ,,_ 4lftd •lll•td '"" El-P Pl'ltMty S.el OI ll'le Oty Of "°'I• Mtt<t !I'll\ ltl~ C.11'1' Cletk-; cltT Of S.PI~. I'll u..wtl<IO(ltfk £1-P ........... 011"' City C-.C11 Clf'V Oen. -.. tM City el U .4ffi<lo Cltno cost• Mitt °' '"' r 11y c-.<11 S.pl tt, '97' l"ubllJnect 0r.,,.. C.0..1 0.11• ~1101 Pvblltlled Or.,.. c.oo,, Oelly "''°' I orniec;.ttyetCotl•MtHt ,,,..,. iePI tt l'1t 441it la . . ... -~ .. ' -. , '· ' 114 DAILY P1l01 r I ldltt Sopteml:Mlr 22. 11171 Business Divergent Economic Views Hailed • m County •~JOANNE REYNOLDS ironic divergence of vl~w on the ••-........,....., fi n1ancuaJ ~.tlth of bu tneas in Tbe lweoti th meetinJt or thv th•· county 8!.t.:,te County Ec ooo mlc canferenee produrod an On the-om• hwnd, num)' of th~ --- Precise lnspeetio11 ............... This sta inless slell v<.1lve is the key compone nt of a high· speed bottle-filling machme Lhat is responsible ro r a c· c urntely fillin~ soft-drink bot tles at the r at e of 900 a m inute. It 's m ade at ,\ T 0 Inc . New Yo rk. Mortgages, Housing Demand to Increase W ASHlNGTON <AP) -Housing price$ will soar at least 10 per. cent next year and families· looking for homes wm conttnue to see high interest r ates. economists report. The average American home buyer paid about SSS,600 and got a mortga ge interest rate or about 9o/, percent last month for both new :rnli used houses. Rut Mich ael Sumic hrast . t'COnomist for the National As· ~ociation of Home Builaers, pre· die ted Wednesday that the cost of new and used houses should continue to rise ut a rate of 12 percent at 1<1 pcn.·•·nt nvl•r 1 he ncxt ycur GOVE R N1'tENT economists, less pess imistic. predicted thal the average house will go up 10 percent in price in the next year. "If anyt.Omg ts certain, 1t is that the interest rates will keep going up," said Sumichrast. Hc predfcted that interest rates will not decline substantially for the next three to five years -.-~Ho wever , one ~overnm ent economist said he think s interest rates will reach their peak at thc end of the year and possibly decline slightly. thev want. 1l does not m ake a lot of sense to wait for rates to get lower ... he said. ··THEY MAY BE gaining a quarte r percent or a hair per· cent by waiting, but they are t~kin~ a ch~nce and are putting thcm ~elve.'i through personal in· conveniences." he said. "llowever, if you are renting, haven·t looked for housing much and It won't cause you an incon· venience. it might make sense to wait six months to a year to see if rutes are in fa ct lower ," he s aid. Economists have been s tartled b y th e w illingn ess or h o m eow n ers to pay in· terest rates as hi~h as 10 per- cent for homos. "'THERE I A fundamental demand for housing am ong young, firsl·time home buyers. "THERE SHOULD be some many with two wage earners:· s ofte n in g. It is unlike ly , Marcis saidin aninterview. however , that they will gel down "Many of them have waited to the 5 percent to 7 percent or 8 ror a long period. Now they are percent rates we experienced willing to go out a nd purchase a before 1968, .. said economist horne a t a higher prlce," he Dick Marcis. He is deput,y direc· s aid. tor or economics for the Federal Both the home loan board and Home Loan Bank Board. the builders' group say that Marcis was a sked whether l h ~rc is a li m it to what people should buy a house now homeowners will pay. They have or wait in hopes the outlook for been appealing to the Federal buvers will improve. Reserve to stop driving up in· "If they have the rinancin~ ar tcre t rates in its attempt to halt ,~ .. ._ ..... ~ ....... ~. ... ~ • .lo.~-• . College, Chamber speake rs who addressed the 1,000 busmcss. industry and gov· ernment leaders Thuf'lday pre dieted dire COMOQuencea as lhe reeult or government inltirven· tioJ'I THEY POINTED TO the lnf11t ttonary push resulting Crom ex· ce.alve regulation and the loss or investment capital to haxes as prime exsmples of what g~ wrong whtin aovemment med· dJ eA with private enterprise. On the other hand, some of the u m t1 speake r s cr edited the same governmental forces with staving off what wouJd be for Or ange County a major setback In the form ol a "credit crunch" that would stlne the county's major 1ndustrleis -conatrucUon and real e11tate. Both point.s or view were re- cel ved enthw;lwitically. · 'l'he anti·intervenUonist group was most strongly repreaent.ed by Robert l.anlgan. president of Owens·lllinol11 •. Inc .• who caJled for businessmen to organize an<l let their opposition to regulation and interve ntion be fe lt in Washington, D.C. ACCORDING TO Lanigan's figures, the regulatory work done by the Environmental Protectloo Agency and the Qc. cupaUooal Health and Salety Hazard Agency -only two of 20 regulatory federal agencies - will cost the equivalent of 3 per· ce nt or the gross national pro- duct In 1978. The spokesman for the thank· God·for-lntervention side was Robert H. McJGnney. chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board, the agency that regulates wbat he calls the ••one-half trillion dollar savings and loan lndustry." McKinney s aid he doesn't believe his agency's prime mis· slon, essentially stimulation of home loans, is inflationary. He credited one of his agency's own policies with heading off a 1974·style housing crisis. McKINNEY, APPOINTED in 1977 by President Carter. said he 's used three ploys for beading off disaster: "Through our cen· tral banking system ror saving& and loans. through Increased mortgage purchases by our Morlgage Corporation and by giving savi ngs and loans greater freedom to compete for sav· ingR." According to McKinney's figures. his age ncy. through these plans. h~!l produced significanL amount.s of capital for building and reaJ estate: $28 billion in loans nalionwlde to savings and loans: $7.5 biWori nation ally Cor mortgage purc hases : $3 billion Ln California not pulled out or sav· lngs and loans because or Cfie T· 13!~.-.-n h ..... ~ bill accounts authorized in June. ~v "°1 J us ..rsume.r------~R!'';~ood Jallow. the senior vi~ Currency 'Goes.to Hell;' Blazing Sta~ Shines ' -f , president and chief economist for the United California Bank. .JALLOW. lN A question-and· answ~ion taJk~ .about in· terel:lt rates. mortgage rates·and capital. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A Canadian firm, eager to cash in on the record price of gold. is llearly ready to produce its first bars or the precious yello .v stuff fr om th e roc ky g r o und or Callfornia's st.oried Gold Rush country. The Blazing Sta r Mine is the name or the game. It's situated • near tiny West Point on the eastern lier of the Mother Lode wh e r e the 1848 d iscove r y transformed America. lon. Another rated 19 ounces. descending over D l ,600·1ool FARRELL'S CO MPANY bought the mine two years ago ine belief that "the world's cur· rencies are going to hell." He said he was surprised to d lscoter that drilling tests showed the Blazing Star claim h~d been mined only down to the oxjdized or free gold zone. To Farrell this meant the early mine rs literally had barely scratched the surface or his Calaveras County mine. length into the ground like a cor· kscrt~. down lo about 400 feet. He said that while the infla· THE SLOP E IS wide eaough tionary spiral is very similar to to accommodate vehicles, in· 1974 ·s. California won't ex· eluding front-end loaders that perie nce the "credit crunch" carry the ore . when capital vanishes because There is room for the vehicles of some ol McKinney's policies. to tum around, and where two Loan demand, as it was in vehicles meet bead-on. one can 1974. is high, as Is inflation, he move into a turnout to let the said. other pass. BUT UNLIKE THAT period, IN 10 ROARING years . miners panned a nd tore $600 million of the soft metal from the streams and hills The state Division of Mines and Geology says the Blazing Sta r effort is the most a mbitious and expensive in California to· day. To get to the gold, the raw ore must be milled, a process that -inv-0tv-es-polve-r1:zlng tmror~ sepa.rating the gold and refining it at the mine site. The mine is a combination or which produced a major several veins with the creative downturn in the building and re· names Last Cha nee. Never al estate Industries first and Sweat. Matrimony and Blazing t hen spread across the economy. Star . ______ Jallow s aid. the major dif· fet>en~-15-tba\ tMr..e:.ts::stiJ THE BIGGEST GOLD mine in plenty of capital available, in the United States is the 7,000.foot spite of double-digit tending With gold at more than $200 a n ounce. the Blazing Star's owner. Troy Gold Industries Ltd. or Calgary, Alberta, claims the mine has the potential to gross $7.5 m illion in gold the first year, plus severaJ million more in by-product tungsten, copper and s ilver. ACCORDING TO THE state agency. 6,900 ounces of gold wer e m ined in California last year. At an average of about $190 an ounce, that came to more than $h3 miHion . Troy Gold estimates a first-year produc· ti on of 37 .!iOO ounces and hopes to melt their first gold ne:itt month Slate geologist Gary Taylor s aid there are fewer than half a dozen small mining operations throughout California. MOST OF THE state's gold production, however, comes from sand and gravel operations in which the gold washes out of the material, he said. James Farrell, president of Troy Gold, said more than $2 million has been spent so far to bring the 95-fear-old Blazing Star to production. Farrell hired Thomas R. Tough's geology firm in Van· couve r . 8 .C .. to survey the mine. Its report says samples r:emoved from four of the mine's veins indicate at least 30,000 tons of mineable ore averaging more than one ounce of gold per ton of ore. i\ CHECK OF areas below the veins surveyed brings that figure up to 200,000 mineable t.ons. according to the New York- t.ased Precious Metals Society. Farrell. 52, said he hopes to push the mine down thousands of feet more to develop a 5l·year supply or ore. Tough. who said he ha!i no financial interest in Troy Gold or the Blazing Star, said la a telephone interview that a sam· pie from one vein tested out at a Yeo.de:~~ _, ""' W. , SOME OF THE gold tightly bonded to other compounds in the ore , must be chemically tre ated and is shipped to a s melter. The Blazing Star is an unusuaJ dep arture from the traditional shaft mines of the Mother Lode. It's called a spiralling decline, NEW YORIC !AP) CrnwTel JO...,.»~, lnlelC:O -The IOllowtng list ~nGn ~ ~ lntrcEnr h • H IKled N•I· Pap Siii> SS'n lntrnlG• °""' SKurltk!s r..td 30 3111> lnBkWtll "4•••~ Aslft.._ ~ ~rouCo 31 3t lwaSoUt • ... <ounler ..-. U'll•F..:1 I '"' JMtWPr IMur•nc• ~ ·~I· •lllyM -21 72 JM!tl>:r al ~toe~•. •Oes W. '"" J ltty,. deep Homestake Mine at Lead. rates. S.D .. which produced more than In California, especially. the 300,000 ounces of gold last year. market ls padded against the na· The mine has been producing for tional trend. he said. more than a century. More housing starts are ex· Russell Wallace. vice presi· p e ele d by yea r -end -a de nt of ma rketing, said the divergence Crom the nationwide Ho m est a ke ore assa ys at experience -and borrowers between a fifth and a third of an aren 't going to care what they ounce or gold per ton. pay for their loans. he said. Ov••r The Counter MASO ListirNJs . AEL Ind t llt ·~ 0.1• 100 191.C. 1~ JOilvnM llFAProt ll.o 9414 O•YtM•I 1' a 1<•1.St pf AVM Co • .._ ~ OeillbAg lW. 20\lt Kalvar llOdlsnW 'V> 10 OeLu•C ltl<. 32 IC•mMI llclY Rou 3"" 311> OetC..n T 11"7 l>Yt Kmt>Am llclYMlcr 20~ ~ 0.llnt8 19\h 71Yt Kat.Ort Ale••••• ~ :iov, o.-vEI l'h 1 ICaywm Alkolnc I~ ~ 01.Crvs 71~ ~ Ku rnyT Allyne 14 u OlwnCru 2'l\f> JI KellySv ,11,-nC:p 211/, 22\lt Oocutel S'.<o S"' ICeuffel ,..,.urn •'4 4"1 OourGn 1IV1 11~ 1C•.,.F1b AGrttt uv. 12'1'11 OonldW> 77\l'i 211'> KeyC,-d A~luos 10 20'" Oorcl>Gt 11 11v. 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The office Is open Mo ndayt1 th r oui:h Fridays from 8 a.m. to 7 11 m • and Saturdays from 8 n.m. to noon. Tickets also wm ~ available • at the door on a apace.available balll. I • -... -... . ,. ( TAKING J _ STOCK _ More information is available t>y phone at 556·5880. Haden to A~ar Ru rns quarterback Put Haden will discuss football and bond copy machines at the Registry Hotel, Irvine. Monday after· noon. Hoden will Introduce copy mac h ines from Sharp Elec · tron1 cs a nd Ad vanced Image S ys t e m :s , t h e Sou t hern Ca hfom iu dl~t rlbutor The pl'ogram r uns trorn 11 n m to 7 p m Hadcn is expected to ar rive 11round 1 30 p.m A~«!o .. i aat • /tltttf The Lo na Beach/Oranae County chapter ol the California Society of CertJfied Public Ac· • r countants will meet Tuesday at 6 p.m . al the Santa Ana Country Club. Ted Sable . direc tor of management development for Arthur Young & Co .. wlll spoak on "Mld·Llfe Crisis -Transl· lions in Careers.·· Reservations may be made by phoning (213) 435·1191. l•enCmetaC• l"~d The Newport Ha rb'or Area Chamber or Commerce will of· fer an Investment sE-minar Wed· nesday ot the Registry Hotel, Irvine. It will be held from 7:30 to 10 a . m Admission is SlO. payable In ad v1Jncf' Scheduled :speakers Include William Caldwell on aas and oil Investment, Jack Kinne on r(laJ estate syndicates, Rlchud Adler on options and Skip Raring on com modiUcs. More lnrormotlon I!! available al M4-82U. ...... ti •••• lftCOm I M.,, lndu'1 .,, NL Bolld 18 411 2010 NE" Miit ,~ NL• Voy•o 17 00 1111 Tlldr Md .... 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The house is not in· specled before a con· tract is signed and AHS places no limit on the size or age of lhe house and cost or repairs. Money's Worth (Repairs on a covered house have cost as much as $6,000., IN AREAS WHERE IT BAS A concentration of customers. AHS has its own repairmen. It also has 111 network of 2,500 licensed contractors authorized to charge up to $50 for .,parts and labor without prior approval from AHS. Beyond that. the company dec:ides if bids from other contract.ors are required. It samples repair work done to cheek performance and price. __ One·b~r emergency service and regular service wt-rliln 48 hours are--«uua.nteed, el(c~ when.a house.~· a remote area. In that case. another time lim1D5 specified in the contract. Service calls cost between $20 a.od $50 and are applied toward the deductible amount. To minimize in· convenience and avoid unnecessary cost, a customer wi.U be given free advice. ii requested, on how to solve the problem or how to correct simple malfunctions. The toll·free repair number ls in operation 24 hours a day. seven days a week. The basic. AHS plan is for one year. but two-and three.year plans are available. The plans are marketed exclusively through real estate brokers, who do not receive a fee for selling the plan. DOl'S TIDS MEAN THAT A homebuyer offered such a warranty should rush to buy:' No, say~ David. T. Smith. president or AHS. Buye~ should coosader their own repair abilities as well as t.he house's age and condition. The warranty may not be needed. • Theo read lhe contract with caution to make sure it speU_s out precisely what lhe warranty covers. the cost of servace calls and whether tbey are deductible. Inquire about lhe company's repairmen. They should be licensed contractors. not just handymen. 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WAITING FOR ~EDLANDS -. Fountain Valley High lineman Russ lle1dcsch and his Baron teammates open the 1978 rootb~ll season tonight at Westminster High where the Terriers of Redlands invade. Fountain Valley chalked u1> a 10· l record m 1977 and began it With a 35·6 rout of Rcdl<i nds . , 'f ' • ' • ' " • '.' ' " ' ........... . 87 Preps Kick Off Bear's Psyche: 12 A~~ea Grid Teams P!ay Tonight . Old Shirt By ROG EB CARLSON °' * o.ity Hee, .... Friday night high school root· ball. rivaling Monday Night pro football on the local scale and with a tradition dating back to the 1940s. returns lo the Orange Coast area tonight as the 1978 campaign continues its first wavlt' with a dozen games involv· ing area teams. Among those competing Newport Harbor and Fountain Valley, Costa Mesa and El Toro Toro from the Sea View League a nd Capistrano Valley lrom the South Coast League. EIGHT OF TIIESE tiJfs will be played in home te rritory as each begins the first of four oon- league games preparatory to league battle. Newport Harbor is on the road at LOl'lf: Beach Millikan 1n a game that could be a re-run of last year's opener which result· ed in a 3·0 victory for Newport Harbor. The game is set for 8'oclock on the Millikan field and the Sailors wi 11 unveil a backtield led by quarterback Dave Hitzel. FOUNTAIN VALLEY. the 1977 Swiset League champion. will be s ho wing a familiar power-laden look that includes an excelle nt quarte rback CGil Compton). but it will also be without CIF Player of the Year Willie Gittens. who is now al Arizona State University. Redlands boasts a similar power attack. making it a col- lision of heavyweights. · Costa Mesa Higb's Mustangs have 15 returning starters and are expecting big things, but they are up against a bigger club which is also expecting big things as the Mons oons or Mayfair invade Newport Harbor High for a 7:30 tiff. Junior quarterback Steve Lux 1 leads the Mesans. Tonight's Games, Odds BIRMINGHAM, Al a. IAP> - THE '*E S1•111ta at Dr•1• Ctast D Tn at LJtma Bead! Hich ltd! vs. Ulinfslty at Irvine Hl2• TH£ TIME 7:30 7:30 a THE LIME Bear Bryant. normally an Im· peccable dresser, means no dis· ~ lry 2 respect toward Southern Cal but El Tort by 10 he plans to wear a tattered s hut when lus No. I Alabamu football T.stin by 1 team meets tbe Trojans Satur· ...,.. vs. r..sta Mm at Newport Hamr Hjp EJsilrt at ca,istr• Valley Mayfair by I day. / a ·s the shirt he wore when. ca,. by 20 Alabama upset Southern Cal uijor--t--r'\l"""tl',_..,in~~.""D>A~,-nr,....-.~e=a~.~~_; game h1s grandson r eminded M .. rt by 1 htm about the shirt. he retrieved *""1 lbt'W at LI Milbn ..... vs. FMUift Valley at WestMsttr Hilt! ~"'"at H1111tillttlfl Bead! Hip a a a FV by 6 at from a pi~ of clothes set aside Grm by 3 fo r chanty and wore 11 again Alabama won 2!·20 Mlrila at 8llsa ;,11111e Hip lnile vs. A4llaas at San GOffOnio Hifh lJPll Hils vs. Den t..21 at Chino Hiflt Dis ~ vs. ~t• Oei at .Santa Ana Bowl EL 'lORO HIGH'S Chargers are at Laguna Beach for a 7:3C clas h and will rield a lineup boasting s peed and experience against the smaller Artists. It's the inaugural for both coaches- Laguna Beach's Walt Hamera and El Toro's Bob Johnson. Laguna Beach quarterback Scott Haven 1s a doubtful .starter, however . due to a twist· ed ankle. Ambidextrous Lance Stewart. a sophomore. fi gures to get the start at QB. Two other coaches make their debuts-a nd both are on the road in the role of underdogs. COACH ED BLANTON'S E s tancia Eagles are at Brea (7 :30) a nd Coach Da ve Thompson's Marina Vikings are at Bolsa Grande (7: 30). Estancia is in a rebuilding stage with the vast majority of the '77 crew gone via gradua. tion, including an o(fens ive line that had been intact for four years. Marina unveils a backfield in· eluding quarterback Joe Sartain and runners Mike Spivey and Ron Roy-Prowell. The task is to 1:30 7:30 7:30 7:30. llolu by 1 ... by1 Don Liiio by 1 Mater Dei by 1 stop Bolsa Grande's outside run· ning in addition to receiver Darius Durham. "IT'S OLD AND RAGGED. but I've got 11 rcaay: Bryanl said on the e ve of the nataonal!y televised game The shirt m ay help. but h1• said he 1s more worried .ibout other matter5 No. 7 · Southern car s s ize -"they'r e as bag as skinned mules.·· Trojan tailback Charles White Alaba m a ·~ in- GARDEN GROVE, with nine Junes . His team's :,peed. The returning starters on offense. in· ·weather . vades Huntington Beach at 8. .. It°!' so d ad gum hct . but whe re the Oilers await with a re· there ·s nothmg we can do about vamped lineup, althougti shaken that.·· said Bryant by recentinjuries t:SC Coach John Robinson Capistrano Valley ·dedicates 1s n·1 putting on ci ha1rsh1rt, evcm its new field under the lights though the Crtmso ri T :dl' ... tonight with what is expected to favored by two touchdown~. be a breather agamst Elsmore All of the guns that led Capo's Cougars to their 1rulial success in 1977 are back again -to Elsinore's chagrin. It starts at 7:30. Univers ity High·s Trojans. with 9.5 speed in the backfield (Virginia trans f e r Harry Billups> will be tryiog to bust loose against Tustin at Irvine High (7:30). while Irvine takes to the road to duel Aquinas High at San Gorgonio High in San Bernardino. Also tonight an 7:30 duels are Mater Det and Dos Pueblos at Santa Ana Bowl and Laguna Hills and Don Lugo at Chino ''THESE ARE THE GA~E.."\ you live for:· he ~aac. "You an· t1c1pate the s heer joy or piayang them. Ala bama 1s l1 veteran team. ranked N<'. I. coached by the winrungest n an an colle1.te football and 1s perhaps one of the best team!' an the last few years m college iootba1l "We·re still young and anex· penenced and I consider U!> a dt·· velopmg team which will gtt stronger as the season goei. on The question ior us 1s ar<' w1· ready for thrn btg a cha1len1,H· this early"' rm not sure. but I know we'll we·11 be ready emo· tionally:· · CdM Just Overlooked Us··Tritons' Schaff H<' sounded likl· Alabam;,·c; fine defens ive tackle, Marty Lyons. who said: ·Tm lookmg tor .i very emotional game. I think Alabama will be the most fared ~P it's ever beer.. I can set.- it growmg every day. Alabam<1 1s ranked No. l and we don t want to s!Jp up. By ROGER CARLSON Ol IM 0.1ly ~I ... S'--'f Corona Del Mar off balance from start to same tactic. "W e had a littl e qui c k tonight, maybe they jus t overlooked overall our defense did a good job finish. "ll was the offense which broke down. Raw speed can be a lethal weapon in prep football and San Clemente High's Tritons used that commodity to perf~ tion Thursday night in a convincing 21·7 non-league victory over Corona del Mar at Newport Harbor High. Over and over the Tritons seot Mike us. tt We'd go. go. go. then fumble. Go, go. go. then fumble agam. I thoug:tt we were ready.·· It was a stunning loss for the Sea Kings, touted as having pe rhaps their best team ever with 19 returning starters in the Cold. · Lewis up the middle against the lone in- terior Corona del Mar defender while the tackles and ends played it wide, waiting f or the a ntici pated San Clemente speed to storm the flanks. San Clemente had something else besides quickness. however. In the finaJ analysis the Tritons out-hit and out- played Coronadel Mar. . .. We probably thought we are a little better than we are." said a dejected Corona del Mar Coach Dick Morris . "We just didn't do the iob. It hurt us without Eric Raff in there, but I thought The Sea Kings meet arch rival Newport Harbor in a week. but Moms discounted the theory his team wa!' looking past San Clemente. "I don't think they were. The re wasn't much talk a bout it. at least.·· "I TIUNk IT WILL BE a· low scoring game with a lot or emo· lion and tutting.·· Lyons added· .. Last year we beat them and 1t changed their season. JC they beat us 1t will change our season. But it was San Cle m ente which proved superior with a n attack that kept "That) why we kept going up the middle,·· said San Clemente Coach Allie Schaff. "Corona del Mar pinched in a little with about three minutes left in the half, but then they went back to the lt was evident from the outset that SeeTRITONS. Page 810 ·'This is a big step toward a national champ1onsh1p ·· ---· • * * Elsewhere in Prep FootlJalL •• Edison shocked by Canyon as quarterback Frank Seurer ls Injured. See Page 811. Rick Copeland's field goal puts Ocean View on top, 23-20. See Page 89. Dana Hilla' defense shines In a scoreleas game with Los Amigos. See Page 810. · . Craig Schmidt and Mttch Hopp pace Mlasion Viejo to a 21-7 victory. See Page 811 . Gilliam Missed LOS ANGELES <AP) -The absence of Jim Gilliam is felt deeply by many members of the Los Angeles Dodgers' organization. But perhaps nobody feels it like Lee Lacy. . Only last week, Gilliam was busily invo.lved in ufe activities or th~ Dodgers, hitting ground balls before games, offering sugges- tions around the batting cage and coaching first base. But last Friday. he s uffered a stroke and underwent com- plicated surgery for a massive cerebral hemorrhage. The 49-year- old former Dodgers' star and a member of the organization since 1953 has been in a coma and in critical condition ever since. "IT'S REALLY HURT me," saJd Lacy, the Dodgers' versatile utility player. "We were always doing things together, off t.be field, on the road. "Basically, he's a New York man." added Lacy. "He'd always have a nice nmtaurant to take me to there. Or we'd go to a clGOdng store with a gift certificate from a radio Sbow and ~ look around. Things like that." LH ucv Lacy recalled when bl1 friendship wlth Gilliam began, back when he signed with the Dodgers. ''IN tMt, JlM and Waller Alston the Dodgers' manager at the time came to the Instructional League in Arizona and talked to me." saJd Lacy. "Then, the next year, they invited me down to the spring tralnlng camp with them. · 'Th•t meant a lot to me, them sbowln1 real interest lo me. When I came to the big leagues, Jim was retired, a former star. When be said somet.htn1 I listened. He bad my total res~t." G ILUAM; WHO HIT ,285 throu.ah 14 aeaeons with' the Dod&ers, talked freely la.st aprtna about his one unfilled desire ln bueball. He felt he had all the qualllicatlona to be a manager. He mentioned, without bl •mess, that owners appeared reluc- tant to hire another black aflc!r Frank Robinson was rited by the Clt!vcland Indians. . GilUam made it clear he was ready, able and willing \ta call ever ca.me. But ll didn't. "He'" most dertnltely missed. severely miased," saJd Lacy. "All of u11i ve CM&t prayers to hlaf amUy." ... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Last Minute lnstr~tions Ocean View a ssistant coach Bob Ruckman g ives the Seahawk_s· defensive upit a quick refresher course dur- mg Thursday's ~eason opener. Ocean View won its first var sity footbaff game. 23-20.overLa Quinta. Story on 89 Rams' Punter Faces Dilemma HOUSTON (AP) -For the first time this season, punters racing the Houston Oilers will have to contend with a ticklish dilemma -kick to Billy "While Shoes" Johnson or rookie JohnnY, Dirden. "He's go1ng to have to kick to one or them." Oilers' specialty coach John Paul Young said, referring to Los Angeles punter Gl n Walker. TUE UNBEATEN RAMS vislt the Oilers in the Aslrodome Sunday seeking lhear fourth consecutive victory under new Coach Ray Malavasl. Johnt00, the defend101 National Foot· ball League punt return champion, has been hobbled with a knee Injury since the final preseason game, but thinks he'" about ready to start his own personal season. "I took some treatment and did this an'd that.·· Johnson said. "but t learned that nothing heals like Mother Nature. Only lime and rest could help, so I slowed down My coaches and teammates have been great about 1t There's been no pressurt on me. .. BUT IT BOTHE RS ME seeing the otht'r guys playing without me I'm look ............ -·--·· . . Ing forward to contributing ... ln Johnson·s absence, the Oilers db· covered another return star In Dirden. who was drivlntt a cement truck thii; time la st year and only dreaming of playing pro root ball. Dirden led the NFL an kickoff returns arter the fi rst week of the regular season a nd -.uu 1:-1 No 2 In the Amen can Football Conference with :1 33 S yard average per return WITH JOHNSON OtJT of tht' lineup. op pos tnft kackc~ also had been iivoadln~ Dtrd\.'O ... --... • ' . -CAil Y PILOT Fndey.Septetnber12 1971 A Cepaute Report From the World of Sport.I Charg rs F.ir Cheerleader Mt r Nude Playboy Pos •·rom AP Dtapat~bes SAN OIEGO Tb1· S&n . l>lcato ('h11rger1 [il have ordf'rt.-d thctr C'h•ra••tt.t-~ «-hffrle,.deri; to • • turn m lheJr scanty hlue. gold and white u..a· ltorm l&fteT one of the j(1r~ poHd oudt for Playboy maaaz.inc "Thf' only thlnJ( I f an say Ill that lhlf> 1s •II· mule t>h1tuv1n1~m. · Uld tht> t hargcttea' director. Rhoodas Ko worth Favorites dvance At eacliff Sy HOWAa.DL. HANDY Of 1• OM1Y "'9Mlltt to'a.voratcs advanced as expect· cd an Thursduy'11 opening two · ro und s of th e South ern California PGA match play c hampionships at Huntington St-&t>llff Count.ry club in Hunt· ington Beach. M ' f'°5~'0rtb 'taad Thu~ay that tht· ch~rlti11dcrli v. ere dt~n\l t"Ct /kr ~h(• hMd a healed exchun&e wllh lht- tuam '1> gent"ral managt!r. Tunk YOU11Rer ....., _______ SM aa1d e woma who t:d nude for Pl• bo year old Elizabeth C111leC'a. was d amlssed from the Chugeu~ Tut'Mtay Seven seeded players opened the action with morning vie· tortes with the balance of the fi eld moving to the second round on br es. Quarterfinal and ~cm1fanal round action will take 1>l<1l'e Saturday with t!'~ 36-bole - " But v.hcn ~lb Bot.worth calllc'd Younger Thur1>d1ty in Momptus to dl~cUB!i the situation With him. she said. he "JUl\l lot u~et " and told h~r. "If you've got problem!>, you ought to turn In your uniforms " She said the Charger1> have. "been saying we have been doing e&ppearancc1> not okayed by the Charger office They alwdy1> say, ·Get it okayed.· lsn't that what a director Ill for'>" . To thut. she said. Younger replied, 'You girls are meeting tonight, tight? OK . collect the uniforms and bring them lo lhe Charger office.· " • "When I 1>aid to him, 'You're going to,have trouble,· he said, 'No we won't. We won 't have the Chl:lrgettes.' " ..-------Quote ol llw Da11-----.. Oregon State head football coach Craig Fertig, on USC 's 6·6, 280·pound offensive tackle, Anthony Munoz . "Put windows in him and he'd look like an apartment building." Houk R~tf ~• .. Mon Hfrftf 1>r1 Tigers After 40 yel:lrs in baseball, Ralpb Hoa.It is Ii calling 1l qwlb. Houk announced bis retirement ~s m anager of the Detroit Tigers prior to Thursday's ~l loss to the Boston Red Sox that officially eliminated his team from the American League East race. Les Moss, a successfuJ manager in the minors. will take over the team next year . . . Another veteran manager, Bob Lemon, is all smiles. Lemon's New York Y~nkees whipped Toronto, 7·1, to stay two games on top of lbe Red Sox ... Kansas City lowered its magic number to five for clinching the AL West crown by crushing Milwaukee, 8-4, as Dennis Leonard won his 19th .. Gaylord Perry, 4-0 years young, became the NL's first 20·game winner by leading the Padres over the Giants. 5·1 ... It took 14 innings. but Pittsburgh nipped the Chicago Cubs. 3·1, t.o pull within 11ti games of the idle Philadelphia Phillies LES Mou in the NL East. Tafl,.. •• Tack~ R1t'4!d ~egal The NFL ruled that Raider Jack Tatum's [i] controversial tackle of Packer running back •II• Terry Middleton last Sunday was "perfectly legal." Packer Coach Bart Starr had charged Tatum with taking a cheap shot and petitioned the NFL to end "that sort of butchery " ... The Baltimore Colts signed veteran defensive tackle Dave Rowe as a replace- ment for the inJured Herb Orvis ... Ike Forte replaced J .T. Smith on the Washington Redskins roster ... The New York Jets waived rookie Reggie Grant and signed free agent Larry Rlley, ·who played for lhe Broncos last year Slick Watt• Traded to Routon Slick Watt.'I was traded by the New Orleans m Jazz to the Houston Rockets for a 1981 first- round draft choice ... Ed Ratleff got bis walk· ing papers from the Rockets . . . Philadelphia cut Jerry Fort, Washington released Roger Dlclleas and Calvin Brown and Atlanta plaoed Tony Robertson and Ken Charles on waivers. Radio~ Tele.,blon RADIO: Angels at Chicago, 5:30 p.m ., KMPC (710); San Diego at Dodgers, 7:30 p.m., KABC (790). TV: Rams Highlights, 8:30 p.m ., Channel 11. day J ack Ewing of Capistrano Beach, the top seeded plaY,er, won his matches, 4·3 and 3·1 whale Dave Sheff of Fountain Valley MJle Square Golf Course advanced with 3·2 and 8-6 vie· tories. Other seeded players to gain the third round and move into the prize money include: Dave ·· Barber or Bak.ersrield; Don Baker; Art Schllling of Mesa Verde; Rafe Botts of Griffith Park ; Curtis Sifford; and Chuck Monta lbano of Brookside. .. Ir I play anything like I did today. I won't be around very long," Ewing said after his matches. Sherr met host pro Brian Lake this morning in the third round and caJled it a grudge mat.ch . .. He beat me in the first round last year.·· Sheff recalled. Winner or the tournament will receive $2,000 with the runnerup pjcking up Sl,300~ Losing sem lfinalists gel $750 and quarterfinals losers pick up $400. SeCel ~· Matcll .. 1., "'"1..-JKll Ewlno def Mill• 5111)110, 4,J; A ... ~.,.. Jim H-"'· M . 0.V. 8en>er <Ml 8ol> H ... rlM>n, l·l. (.ur1,. ~Hord oef. Aon J -y. 4.3. Don 8•1l•r del o. ... e .. -. ~; o .... $h9tt def. Fr ..... Go<•. ).J, Art SU.ming.,., TOM C¥W. no score. SECCMCD ltOUND Ewlno oel. Terry ~ ... ).I; Montv 81oOQ19tt dtl. Jim Alleo, 3-2, .Hff Sllwenteln def. Frank Purcell, ).2, Oon OIPlttro def. Well WllkK, ).t; Boll\ de•. Norm Goodmanson, S.J; IAw Gifford Oel Dick Goeckner, •.J. O.ve Cink "91. O.ve Jemes, •·3, AIXIY Uhl Gel. J im Hunter, 2·1. 0 , Berber clel Miile Austin,~>; Oouv A~• ~I. O•ve Allelre by deleull; Jerry S.r'IJe( Ciel. Joe Hu!Mr. >2: 8oC> Johns clel, Jim 0.llOW1, 4-2. Slftoro clel Larry Benson, HIP, JOit\ llol•; Jerry Pr•.,.~_.,.0eu9.-i.. •:);2;·5<011 Erwin oet. Rus. Bloom, •J. P•ul McGuire def. Kevin Fl..,.. lnQ, J 7 O. Bo er Ollf Art He.-rson, •2; Skip Wl\111.i Oel. Ed MemM, l·uo: Jeck Holli• Oef. John E!Mr'bef99r. 4-3, Wey,.. OU' del. John HefeS by clel•uH; $1\eff Clef. Fr-Kelly, W ; Brien Lake ,,., JIM Kl.--. 7·uo; Aey Oellff °''· Akll Tell,3·2, Jim ClerkOl!'L TomScl\eu-r,2·1. S<nllllno Clef Bru<e Wy•rt. s ... : Bob HIM>end clel Tom Berbl!'r, ... s. Ron O"Connor def. Pete< Fere!\11, l...,P. Terry s.n.11 oef. Mllee Oonwk, •·J. Clluc1t-..11>enOdef. TommyJ~M: 0.MI > Smllll Oe1. Jimmy Powell. 2· I, Vk Martin dtl. M•r\11•11 HOii. J·I . Horace E"'ens del George Mllflln, HIP. CYCLES RACE AT SPEEDWAY A special runoff race will be staged between John Sandona and Dan McNeill tonight at the weekly s peedway motorcycle r aces at lbe Orange County Fair· grounds in Costa Mesa. First event is set for 8 o'clock. Sandona and McNeill will be seeking to break a tie for the re- serve spot in the U.S. Nationals Oct. 14. With Mike Bast again qualified for the nationals, he becomes the favorite to capture a sixth U.S. title. He bas been out with an in· jury but finished in fourth place in qualifying points with two out- standing runs last week. ~ ... Baseball Standings Johnson & Son USED CAR SPECIALS AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE West Division West Dlvtaloa W L Pct. GB W L Pct. 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Glory Still Eludes Him:· Steve Bukich H~ed by Frustmtion .· There'& plenty of depth at · ouarterback. with &enior Rudy Bukich and :iophomore M1ch<ul Brant behind Ba:Jhore •.. -Sii•• .. & "9111a'• Otfklel YH,....._ 1'71 Ce! .... ,,_ •. By ROGER CARLSON Ol tM O.lt, ll'ilee SIMI LOS ANGELES-That just about sums up what has been fi ve years of frustration for Newport Harbor High product Steve Dukich, a 205·pound quarterback with a shotgun arm as UCLA eyes Saturday's clash at Kansas in the windup of three straight road games. Bukich, the son of former USC and Chicago Bears star Rudy Bukich. has been pla.)'fog second fiddle since he came to UCLA a nd as it stands now, that is where he's going lo end up. Although Bukich bas done a good job in making the transi· tio n from a dropback quarterback to the spr intout utilized by the Bruins. it's ob- vious the coaches have ap· preciated R i c k Bashore's maneuverability better . BASHORE stepped into the starter 's spot at the outset of the 1977 campaign as a sophomore out of Edison lligh School. at a time when Bukich was entering his junior campaign after red· shirting a year in order to be in lhe right place atthe right time. STEVE BUKICH But the rest or the s eason netted a paltry four completions in nine attempts for 148 yards. "I don't expect to play too much this year." s ays Bukich from the Bruir. campus. "But you never know." Last week Bukich did see some playing time in the waning stages of the victory over Tennessee. try football professionally ii the offer came along. ··v es. if someone picked me up. I'd try it, .. says the 2l·Yeclr· old former All·CIF 4·A star. "But I'm not counting on it." · Some observers maintain Bukicb could have b een · a starter at USC as a junior aDd would be a sure bet to be in the starting role this year-but lh,jlt conjecture doosn't mean a lot to Bukich at this point. "l'M STILL GLAD t decided on UCLA. It isn't just football. It's the whole scene here a t UCLA. And I feel J'.ve betfo treated as fair\Y as any other football player.· : When Buklctl was reeruited ~ Dick Vermeil (now with tbe Philadelphia Eagles>. there W'6 a tacit understanding that ~e Bruins planned to abandon thejr veer and opUon series for more of an l·formation attack, wi~ the emphasis on the quarterbae'lc dropping back. · • But when VermeH tert for tlle pros. Terry Donahue took over at UCLA and it was Donahue's opinion that UCLA ·s bag was still the option series. · Bukich has done what be:s been asked to do in making tile transition. But Bashore's ability al the opUon comes naturaUy- and with il came the starter's role. BUKIC H WAS ALSO vie· timized early in his career at UCLA when as a freshman he was called in to operate the op· Buk1cb started one game in '77 when Bashore was nursing an injury and did admirably, com· pletlng 10 of lS passes for HO yards, including a 47-yard TD pass, lo a 48·18 rout of Oregon .State. "l'M JUST GOING to continue .to come out with a good attitude •and do lhe best I can and let the chips fall. My only goal at this point is just to try to improve myself." continues Bukich tion at Washington. . Bukich's future is somewhal val(ue. but he admits he would Nothing went right and Buki~h was rntercepted rive times in that See BUKJCH. Page 89 reduced prices USED 77Corollas $3995 2Dr Llftbacks USfD 77 ·Coroll& Statton Wagons $3345 All with air-condlbonlng. nutomalJC' tn111sm1ssion, radJo. heatc1. M<I r;itlJ,llb Every cir from our rtntal fleet eomeil With the Hertz coast·to·nmst lmnted PnwtTTh:un Worr:tnty. for I~ months or 12.000 mllcs tv.fochl"ler eomes firstl. 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Rut thl'n> Is unr«>st 1n the c11mp th{'S~ d111y1 Coach J1m Krui.t' rt' •«nf'fl to entf'r private buBineH and tht• pun•nL\ t>f !lf'vt-r•I athletes have compla!ncd tha.t lhe a thleur adm11ustrat1on wu dragging IU feet while try· 1nic to lout..• 1i1 n.•pl•rement AFrEB A 1111lEE-WEEX search, the school finally hlrt'd Brett Bernard to take the job, but in the meantime, 1wrord1n1-t to parent!\ who wt:lh to remllln unnamed, the bon lost H1luable J)rttttlte IJme time IQSt while other tt>am "e~ aetung a head start on their drills .. Wt• lhlnk they're trying to scuttle the proaram," one • fatht.>r complmnt'd '"Nobody was beatinc the bushes, and at look~ hke they were waiting for the parents to come up with a tooch " Athlt-tu· chrectur Ron Davis countered. "We onJ y found out a short "hllt ago that Jim was leavlng. It takes a httle ttmt.' to do tl\C>~e things " The 1 ~ue of rinding a coach ts settled, but it remains to be ~l>en 1r the ruffled feathers have been full y s moothed • • • Nt.>wport Beach resident Stua rt Fine and his baseball· mad daughter. Andrea, got so involved with the Angels' drive for a di visional title that they flew to Kansas City to see the crucial series there. OAtL Y PtLOT .. Fine und his daughter, a freshman at Newport Harbor High. paraded through the Kansas City bleachers carrying "Yes We Can" signs, promoting the s logan that caught on during the Angels' previous homestand. • OCEAN VIEW'S ERIC GENTILE POPS THROUGH LINE AFTER BLOCK BY JON MILLER (74) AS LA QUINTA DEFENDERS WATCH. THE ANGELS RESP.ONDED with a "No We Can't " answe r. but the die-hard Angel fans said they'd do it again in an instant. "The problem with Anaheim fans," says Fine, "is that they don't get involved. Seems like half of them come to drink beer or smoke pot. .. And they're front-runners all the way," Fine con· tinues. "If the team is winning, that's all they talk about. But if they aren't winning, nobody comes and nobody cares ... WIT Title Puts Life Into Evert Poise Makes the Differenee · Ocean .View Rallies for 23-20 Triumph By STEVE ANDREWS up Jim Garofa lo's one-yard run: Kotler drove his team to the La oiu .. o.11,,.11eeslaff <2) a 95-yard kickoff return for a Quinta four in six plays and Poise is the trademark of most touchdown by Garofalo: (3) a Copeland ~pplied the heroics experienced football teams and 60-y ard kickoff return by Chris with a 20-yard field goal. • * • Along those lines, it will be interesting to see what the Angels' attendance will be for the final six games on the last homestand. that's what makes O•ean View Sh h th t et hts' 27 ard Los ANGELES (AP> _Chris ana an a s up ·Y "I was most pleased with the High School's victory in its first-s or1·ng scamper Evert has found a cure for the c · way our k.ids bustled back, .. said ever varsity football game even But the Ocean v1·ew def--"'e blahs that come from being the • ~.... • Seahawk Coach Ken Moats. who top woman tennis player for so more surprising. which allowed La Quinta only found bis team trailing three Having already set a club attendance record and given their fans the best pennant race in the teams' history, will the Angels get a show of support, or will attendance sink back to the clubs' norm for this time of year? long _ lead the Los Angeles Str· The Seahawks stubbornly re-132 yards total orfense and three times in the first half. rused to wilt and rode Rick r· t d wns co t. uall turned ings to the championship of irs 0 • n 10 Y "Our defense was superb. ris· Copeland's 20-yard field goal bac k the Aztecs unt1· 1 the World Team Tennis. Ing to the occasion every time with 2: 11 remaining in the game c-~ahawk orfense got the break 1·t My ·money is on the fans living up to their reputation and staying away in droves. I would like to be proven wrong. Evert's singles and doubles .x: they had to come up with a big to upset the La Quinta High needed. Tb · play paced the Strings to a 28-25 Aztecs. 23-20, Thursday night at With the score tied 20-20 and play. e entire team never win over the Boston Lobsters Huntington Reach High. 3:23 left in the game. La Quin· gave up ... Thurs day nig ht, giving Los It would have been easy for ta's.punt returner tried for 8 div-Kotler enjoyed a brilliant *. * SportsWorld. the NBC-TV magazine format pfogram, reported its thirrt highest Nielsen rating ever when, on Aug. 6, it showed the International Volleyball Assn. All· star match on tape delay. Angeles the WIT title with a 3-l the seniorless Seahawks to sub-ing catch and fumbled to Ocean night guiding the Ocean View of. advantage in the best-of-fi ve mit to these three big La Quinta View's Skip Miller at the Aztec rense. He gained 28 yards on the series. plays: (1) an Ocean View furn-o ground. but more importantly, A te am victory "puts the emo· ble on the game's first play set 4 ·s h k t b k R c---S.,. ....... aru., P g Bit That's encouraging news for the IVA , wrucb struggled through flnancial straits and unstable franchises just to get the 1978 season under way. tion back into it," said Evert, ________________ e_a_a_w_---'q_u_a_r _e_r_a_c __ a_y ___ ~--~---"-ao:>_• _•_e __ _ BUT MIKE O'HARA, the ever-optimisitc rv A com- missioner. sajd the good TV ratings came as no surprise. ' .. ProressionaJ volleyball is extremely televisable. The action is fast-paced and continuous." O'Hara says. "While we will continue to televise on a local level, the day will come when we are in all major TV markets and will com· m and regular coverage at the network level." Really? The IV A to commaoct regular coverage at the network level? O'Hara is dreaming. An encouraging Sunday afternoon TV rating for the all· star match is one thing, but what he's talking about is pure fant&l:ly. A league whose very survival is still on a year-to-year basis doesn't fi gure to be commanding regular TV network cover age any time soon. f'ro.PageB8 BUKICH SITS AND WAITS .• 1974 31·9defeat, a school record. ·'Our whole team had a bad game that day," recalls Bukich. "I think we would have lost that gam e regardless who was the • quarterback. But yes, it surely didn't help me or instill a ny con- fidence into the coaches." So. Bukich continues his strange career at UCLA, where only an unwanted disaster to Bashore, his rriend, will put him into the limelight. who has complained in recent months that s he finds the game less exciting. The emotion that s urged through the hometown crowd of 7,15 4 inspired the St rin gs' women's doubles team of Evert and AM Kiyomura to overcome a 24·22 deficit as they began the final set of the evening. The fans' foot stomping and shouting grew to a continuous din as Evert a nd Kiyomura quickly racked up a 3-0 lead over Martina Navratilova a nd Anne Smith, putting the Strings in the overall lead for the first time all night at 25-24. Smith's slice serve lacked the control she bad Tuesday when she helped lead the Lobsters to a come-from-behind victory in the third match of the series. And Navratilova's timing seemed to be misfiring. Evert and Kiyomura turned it into a rout with steady s hot· making . Let ....... 21, ....... u Wl>f"en -Ewirt ILA l <Ml. N•v••llk>V• 7-6. 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BATTERIES i I EVEREADY PENLITES I I I I (with every purchase and this coupon) I I Su•day 0.ly, Sept. 24th I ~----------------------------~ ,.. ..._ . . . ... . .,. OAJL Y PILOT .... JC Crowd Disappoints I ~t Oranse CountJ would be different from the Loi AnaelM a.Na I bad 1rown aceuat.omed to Oruuid the 1cenery la more plctw'elque. and the lite ttyle la much alower a.nd relaxed; but community lntereat Qd 1uadeat l.o"IOIMO)ent tn Junior coDe1ea remalna the Hme I IUMt v..hettver you IO AU l beard around lhe om~ lut week prtor to the tradJUonal rivalry between Orana• Cout a.nd Golden West wu. "Walt until you 1ee tlllt 1.ame. It'• always exdt· '"'and LtBatd S&adl'u.m la al-.ys ruled to tM rail.era .. wau.. no: GAME WU eftl'Y\binc lt WU built up to be Ind IDOr'e. Hope/Ully, t.be competlUvewa betWHD the two 1cboob wilt lut forever becaUM t.b coet.est.t arc ooc.blnc lea tb&o apeet.acular. TM attendance. on the other hand. wu anythlnc les& than lftl5llUooal Only ',000 fans (~blftl t Thf' ...cou.ot w~s · clOierlo s .SOOfelec:ted ~ijiOd their S.turday ruaht in the 7 .eoo.aeat ltadlum IT'S OIFt1C\JLT to fti"w-e. Ke.re you b•ve two schools with a combined enrollment ol 50,000. plus a Junior college rivalry secood·t.o-oone in tbe Ora.nee County area, and all the same could draw was 7 .ooo. Maybe the mulUh1de who decided to pass on the con-t.eat felt Saturday night's televmon lineup or Chips. Love Boat, K.lng Kong and Fantasy J.sll.IM;l wu more exciting. l mean they were all sea.son pre~rs. an• who knows when the reruns may be played. OR MAYBE THE PEOP LE felt compeUed lo watch the slumping Angels desperately cling to a thread of divisional hope against Kansas City. Whatever the reason would be, it would be bard to JusUly. Those c losest to the s ituation-the coaches and players-expounded on the game Ill week like it was the next thing to USC-UCLA, Stanford-Cal or Oblo St. Michigan. and although they didn't show It outwa~y. they too had to be disillusioned by the turnout coosidenng the magnltude and excitement of the game. THE ONLY LOGICAL answer for the fr~tratiog turnout would have to be apathy. .. The difference between high schools and junior col· leges is the spirit," sajd my colleague Roger Carlson, who has covered preps for the last 10 years. "Community ln· terest and student involvement wlU always be stronger on the Jtlgh school level." It's a shame because the community and students don't know what they're missing. I guess some things never change. * * * Insiders cl06e to the Ken Swearingen-Don Lent feud have statt.>d the situation has become so bad Swearingen is ready to take Cypress off Saddleback's schedule beginning next year. Swearingen, usually very easy going, sat through two weeks or Lent's complaints (at the JC coaches dinner) con- cerning where and when the two teams were going to play, and Lentcarnedhls t>eertoorar. "I have no control over when or where we play," said Swearingen, referring to the late change from Saddleback <where the field wasn't finished) to Mission Viejo High. ''I'm just as much in the dark as everybody el.M!." By the way Lent's team played in lts 28-0 loss lo the Gauchos Saturday, the game probably could bave been played oo a Ouija board. ,..,.....7 TJUTONS . • • I FOOTBALL I GOLF IIn•eate:p G~uehos, Pirates Glash By .IORN 8EVANO °'_....., ...... ...,. So me~'• aot to 8ive when Sid· dleb•ck Orange Coul collept meet tonlgh' (7:30) •l Le Bard Stlldhup. Saddleb1ck, 2·0, posaeaaes a def enae which bun•t aUowed • at.nafe POiDt In it& fi rst two foot-ball encou.Qra <Ventura 3·0, und Cypress 28-0). ORANGE 00"8'1' on tbe other band, bus an olfenae wbich has produced an avcraee of 27 points per 1ame, and the Pirates are fresh off an u}llet victory of hi1hly·re1arded Golde.n Weal (3'·34). "They have a very lmpreulve defensive team." 1ay1 OCC head coach Dick Tucker. "It 11tiould be a real good ball aame." Offenaively. the Pirates a.re led by their l 2 punch of Dan Duddridae. who ran for __ Dolp~s: -. --Defense Sparkles By' Duty Pt.1ot l\'rtter Dana Hills High head football coach Don OeGroote believes his team played the bes t defensive gam e in the scbool's history Thursday night as lbe Dolphins played a .scoreless ti.e with Los Am lgQs at Garden Grove High. "Last year we had the worst defensive team in the league," • he said. "This year we're better. I think we had more intercep- tions in lbi.s game than we bad all or last year." Interceptions played a key role Thursday for the Dolphins an thwarting two pote ntial scoring drives during the second half. Arter mounting a 40-yard drive to tbe Dolphin 40, quarterback Art Wilcox was in· tercepted by Dana HiUs' Mark Suba at the 17 yard line. A s~ interception by the Dolphins' Pat Price not only thwarted a scoring drive but also set up one of the few Dolphin scoring threats. IM yardl qainlt Golden West . and Leroy Davl1 who added 2S more At quarterback. Tucktr 1s presented wltb a pleaaaot dilemma. . SHOULD BE STA&T the fresh.man Dave Jeran.ko, wbo engineered OCC's ups« win • over Golden West? Or should ~phomore Dave Mollica return to the helm after suf. flcleoUy recovering from a bruised knee? "MoWca wUJ start," says Tucker with cohvlction. "I'm bigb on Jeranko, but I'm bl1h on Mollica also. I have two quarterbacks or 1ood callber and I plan to use them both.'' Swearingen wUl rely heavily on his de· fense to hold down Coast's attack. "'For us to beat Orange Coast, our of- fense will have to cohlinue to improve and the def enae will have to continue playlng welt,\• he pointed out. " o4FEN8JVELY. THE GAUCHOS re· turn light starten; off la.st ,Year's squad t!Sat. captured the Mission Conference.and Mis · i.lon Bowl. Offensively, it's a d1Uerent 5tory as tbe ..at•ttlnl' unit ls basically comorised of YQ~. untested freshmen. ~t~.e Gauchos could 01dy manage th.lee ts in their opeDer against Ventur1t ~ re Improving some ag•JnK-C¥Press. ·;rr m O'Hara, a freshman out of Mater Q i will handle the quarterbacking chores d e will be supported by running backs l h McGregor, who accounted for 143 "J~ d s a&ains l Cypress, r eserve ~ a terback Scott Spear , who has been ,.•le erted to a running back, and Kerry ' C ' b, who is replacing the injured John G ll I ~ jl I OCEAN VIEW'S BACHMEIER LOOKS FOR HOLE AS ANDY McMASTER CLO SES IN. A 25-yard return by Price. coupled with a lS·yard personaJ foul against the Lobos of Los Amigos, moved the ball to the Lobo 28. However, the Dolphin offense was unable to capii.lize 0 n i t s f i r s t s c:-o r i 0 g A. Course l 'ro'" Pag~ 119 opportunity. SEAHAWKS "Our offense spittered and spattered all night. We couldn't NAPA <AP> -Several mem· Rex Caldwell and Jay Ha~ generate any move m e nt," •hers of the pro golf tour. along were the other tour regulars to C'onnected on 12 of 31 aerials for 242 yards. He had two touchdown bursts of I and 2 yards and teamed up with his favorite receiver, Terry Bachmeier. on a 35·yard TO DeGroot.e said. "That's why we with a 4G-year-0ld club pro. have open with 66s and share~ lead shifted quarterbacks in the round the kind of course most on the opening day that saw 78 .fourth quarter." golfers only play in their golfers. over half the field. pas~. Clemente came ready to play. Schaff's forces moved to the Cd M four-yard line before With five minutes left to go in dreams. break par on Silverado's North penalties killed one s coring the fourth period, DeGroote pla· "You fell like you were going and South courses. both par 72. threat, then bounced back to tooned bis two quarterbacks, to m ake every pull you had," r11uno"f'•lln1r-.c11e~11 .. Pro1tt-1 L.i Qv1111• 4> 1• U Q ·70 OcunVI-0 IJ I J-ll LO GuololO I""' l~•Ck blocked I score when Mike Lewis dashed Tom Champi·eux and Paul s aid Dave E ichelberger after Goll••~ •~1.i'°" ,_M,.,.11' 011 n.e -n North •lld South (OUf'IH ol Sllwr-c-·· in from 10 yards out. Singlove. posting a six-under-par 66 that c1ub C Surf That play was typical of gave him a share of the first· e.SMed l~,, .... L.M1k1e\ lS-3'-•~ oast ers Corona del Mar's problems all After a fumble recovery by round lead Thursday in the J H... = M.Hm• J~~ night defensively as Lewis, play· Dolphin Scott Thomas al the Napa tournament. ~ ~~~~;~~ 31.~ ~~;:;:~ ~t~-:: H d T · ing just behind quarterback Don Lobo 35, the two quarterbacks Ed Sneed, another of the e Z&l>dtt• snH>1 r s1m1>wn 3~,._." ea Ourney Dill in the Tritons' wishbone could only move the offense 10 leaders, also had that feeling -: :::,~;•n ::~: :.~:;;. :::::~ setup, took the bandoff and burst yards to the 25. With 2:45 left in especiaJly after he made a 65· P F1tu1mM !~ L z1991er :M-Js-1>~ Three Orange Coast area sur-over the middle with hardly a the game, Chip Mares attempt· fool putt for an eagle three on : ~~.,., ~ ~·~:':., ~t::!: rcrs arc among the top 28 rated hand t.ouchl.ng him. ed a :JS.yard field goal, but the the 13th hole of Silverado Coun· a e Smith l2-36-68 J '-'<Gtt :i.-s:i-.. women In California surfing and Corona del Mar appeared to ball flared off to the left. try Club's 6,481 South course. ~ :~o;:,:;1 ~~ g.=~a. ~~:~ will compete in an lnternationaJ have a abot at catching the win-Similarly, the Lobos' only "The thing that set up the H r .. 111v ,...,......... J HHrd :i.>4 10 Surfing Association cham· ners in the fourth quarter when scoring threat came with 7:49 , round was my putting on the ~~~k"~!~1 ~ ~·~1~~. ::, ~ p1onsh1p at either San Onofre Jim Sbollin recovered a fumble left to play in the third quarter. back nlne. I played it In six un· o H111 ~Js-t c Ko<,. J1-3S 10 ov-1101i.r 1 rvn IC-•-k•c~ 1 LO-Garot•lo 9~ luOott ret11r" C!Klwlt" &10 1 ov Koll~r 'run IP•U IAlleG) '/ t..0-!>/>.,,......., U run fS<.huler &lckl OY 8iKllm<!•tr l S p.,, trom Katin t(.-l4oo.1 k •(ti t OV (Ol)l'IMld 70 rG a l 000 ~11m~1eo GAME STATISTIG~ LO F lf\I dOW"\ l Ru,,,., .. rd\ 1S f>() Pe\\I ~ Y•fO\ n Pel .. , S·l6·1 Punh &·31 Fumbl~• 1.,..1 I • Pell4111e> Y"4'd\ lo-9) INDIVIDUAL ltUSHINO • ov " 0 81 1•1 12·JI I •l) 1 I 9 6\ LO Sll•MN" t.AI. GuOf•lo 11·.16. S<hu"°r t tot "''"'" 9', Por'lftf" l·for '"'"u' 3 , Ty~ t fhr m11K1\ 1 OY Koll•r ,,., •. Ha\llftll' 10.19. Kn1Q~I I 18 Surfing Beach or Oceanside J et· on the San Clemente 37. But . . d 39 d der," said Sneed, who won the ~·~~;!~ ~~ e svm•11 tt~-~~ ty during the week or Oct. 16·30 three plays netted eight yards, Laird Cratg nusse a -yar tournament here in 1973. "It's R cu•• ~ ~;:~::.'a ;iw.-10 Lo-soui!."~:~~~~~~:.!!~'.!':. 1 Jennifer Van Swac o f then a fourth-down pass found field goal attempt under heavy unbelievable how much the euetzke 3~ o.11.-.<i111s1 1~u-10 ov-1to11e<n..i1.1.742. G•11111~' 11 Capistrano Beach is rated ninth. dirt. pressure from tbe Dolphin de-course has Improved. It's never ~.~;.~ ~ M H111 ,..,. 10 1No1v1ouaLn«1v1NG V. k. Do l 11· r c M ' ds .J.. fense h b . . h ~ ~=~~\ tt~:~ LO M•rtltl ).Ji. ~rofoto Ml. C1'r•t I 17 1c ae na e 1 o osla esa Jn the wamng secon anvu1er · been in bad s ape, ut at s muc s r.r•o• 34-J.6-.. • Po0·~·· 8 • !..~,., ,. 1 ,5. wven , ... li•••I• •-~. 1s 15th and Shirlene Diamond of futile Cd.M passing effort ended "I don't want to make any better now than it ever has ~ ':!!=... = ! ~!~~ttn ~~ :~ H•,,inv,li;·~ Dana Point Is 24th. with Tom Miller kniflng through predictions," DeGroole ex-been." G.a .. ,,,. ~ .---------- The lop 28 s urfers have been to intercept and return the ball plained, "well, let's just say this I : invited to participate in the first 25 yards for the final tally. ..i is the most mature group of S 0 " MY £NGIN£ RAN California women's pro surfing With Lewis leading the way players I've ever had. Fibak Falls h e rman Spurns ff e r , (•om p e tition. A g uaranteed with 50 ye.rdl on ts carries, the .. 1 think we looked lilce 8 good WHEN IT WAS Qff SJ .300 in prize money may be in· Tri tons finished with a total ,..,0 Bn.t o n Former UC Irvine assistant Athletic Director (•reased Ir additional sponsors offense of 208 yards while football team toni&ht," he said. .l.1 Rod Sherman has decided to enter into private • ar~ adfded.d. 1 1 d limiting the Sea.Kings to u4. 5cou av GUHTUt B 0 URN EM 0 UT H . business. rather than accept the athletic director's ~~~;~~~h !~P Hin;~:~t:J' ~~· •:~,~~ Sur con 1l ons wit etennlne · 1c0Hevoua1nus D•,,•Hlll\ o o o o-o England CAP) -An· post at the University of San Francisco. rocktd and cNonhtd.·lhen 1 disme/U the exact date of t he competi· s... ~ o 1 1 1-11 L°' Amlp o o o o-o d J f B · ··• .J::~1 ~-1!~·~ ~ -·~IM~;)*~-. , t·-~ew ~-~ -~~~ · ~..J;i~~a:.f~~~s~~.~. ~N'S~ · \~~~~~-~. ~'II>'~~• ,. .... _T~11 ~·~-.... ,ball ceroci.lftllft F1'''00*"' • ' ..... ,. Poland, the defending Sportin" Marketing, and said be has no plans to re· e-ine .. after run" can be not onlf 6 · 1678·38411 or Mary Lou Drummv. ----..--·-.. ""' RusM>-r••d~ ••. 1.. -,. ... 111c111 · P•utnv Y"'ai e2 ,. ch am pion, 6 · 2. 6 ·a enter the world or ~oUegiate athleUcs. uperdtino but downriqhl dange~s. 1493·5496 I.. 11~)Muw " r..., *11" tnt•mpuon l5c11<1tt ::~~· ~.~; 3:,~ Thursday and reached After resigning the UCI poet, Sbermun was of· mtch.inicoll,. So be ~ind to your car 6"d A-i.oooes11 .... 1ect Fum1>1""'°'' o.o J.• the quarterfinals of tbe fered and gave consideration to the athletic dlrec· fOijrself. Add a can or WYNN'S SPIJ.fJ~f l.A>ud.d to Be P k oled OAM• STATllTI~ ,.."-111• ... .,.,.d) 4-40 4-30 British Hard Court ten-tor's J·ob at USF. to your oas. tan~ toddt. Ava1f4ble •I sc; C... INOIVIOUAL •U ... INO FtrsteloWna u ' oH-M.,.., ,J.,3. c"-""*-• 1.11: Gremt1eh ois championships. "I wouldn't rule out something like that RUINll-'I'~ 4•111 ?NO IHl;Goode ~9. StlliOW? s. A th h Id d h d th Ii .. lb r USC d Pattlft9.,_ ., 41 LA-A-o •?O. HIJ9!>n .. 74, c.,.,~19111 no er un era e some w ere own e ne. . e ormer an P-~ ""1w u . wutoa n . av11• , ... Gvt .. ,,.~ Ho. G•ll• Briton, J ohn Feaver, NFL receiver said. "But right now. I'm going to TALLAHA$EE, Fla. (AP) - Rommie Loudd, an Orlando sport.a figure wbo was convicted · in 1975 ol two counta of deliver· ing cocaine, bu been 1ranted pa.role by the Florida Probation and Parole Commluion. ~. •·• ~ M . wn•~!o•v•ou•L l'AIMNo a I s o re a c he d t h e concentrate on my business.·• "-NIU....,.,.di 1 •s .. ,. oH-c.......,._, •.. 1 1, 1•. Stre•o.r• 1.1.0., quarters with a 6·3. 2·6, ---------------------L----------1Notv1ouaL 11u1M1Ho LA-WlkOx >+2.:i. 6· 1 victory over No. 7 sc-LAwb1s.50,11_.,11.1•.w.o.s.zv, 1No1v1ouAL•1c•1v1No seed Peter Elter of West 9_, ~11; OW 12'4. DH_...,,_.,. 2-40; ~ ..... tldl2·2'; SW.1·14. CAIM HuMM 0 11..o;Mt11>enw. •fitMW. LA-11~• .. ·Ah1•M·~M1. Germany. UtCMYtDU~l'AUINO --·---· ----------------SC-DIM W~. 41; W-M.O. * Officials said Loudd'a ~ was cootlnlent on Ilia dev CAl---.. .. IW, AIJ Hulibef<d0-1~ INCMYIDUAL ••ca1vtNO SC-E.INDW.S, c.t\lltrt t.22, W-M CdM-Sllol .... M6; ~ 1·1>; T--t·tt. a satisfactory release p an. Loudd will be released once that plan la developed and accepted by tbe com.miui.on, although it will not be necessary for the commlltdon to take another vote on bis parole. TENNIS BUFFS! CADUL T8 ONLY) VlllTOUICWI HIT JOO IALLS ON OUR AUTOMAT IC BALL MACHINE OM.Y' I oo HIC HAUOl IACOUIT CWI llO w. W1UOM. COSTA MllA .... fw AWr. '42-2111 NOW PURCHASE LIKEA LEASE eo MOt A1W1C1HO SE.E ,. "NO NONSENSE" LEASINCi filua fu-Ceo -It 916 fltt1tlu•1-1 ~i;1t 1t Pe11001c h"'" totll-' 4801 M Totll -or"'1-aM&83 H ll'IOfttll --.._ Oii ~- OPIM 7 DAYS A WIB·t :OO AM to t :OO PM 17141 540-9640 UllYERSITY Sales Clftcl Serylce LEASlll 2llO tlwlNV • ...._ C•te M9M l40-H40 ... -. -. . . If .• . . . .. . ·-..:~· ... ... . . -. -. . . ~ . 1 I •. " FOOTBALL I TENNIS Oii the Glove of Boston's Renag Boston second baseman Jerry Remy makes a good try for a backhand snag of a ball hit by Detroit's Tim Corcoran but can't come up with it in Thursday night . ·game in Detroit. Th~ ball hit Remy's g love and though the former Angel recovered the ball on the bounce, he was unable to make the throw in time. Boston won the game. 5·1. Coast Area Sports Calendar Mission Viejo Finds a QB Schmidl Leads Diabws w 21-7 Victory T_., Mllflk!IMI , .. ", By HOWARD L. BANDY •• F-11-EI Toro •1 l.t9UN Buch Ol "'9 o.11, ...... SY!f •• ~-301 twit\~ u,,. .... ,\11y •1 •rvi... Craig Schmidt ste~ into the Holl'> Ill. ~tl•lr "'Co$!• Mew 41 b eS O( . j ed 'k 0 h ,.~wport ... ,""' ci·:JO>: E1••...or• ., s o an ur i e c oa C:~w-v .... ., 11 J01: E\t•rKI• ., Thursday night and if his first &• .. 11 JOI,'"''"'"'' Aciuft\H •15•n perrnr'mance of the 1978 prep • .Go<QOftlO Hogll 17 lOI, lAQU,.. Hiii• -...... •• •• 0on LUVo "' Ch•"" 11 JO>. °"" football season is any indication. : . rue:0~,:· ~~~ o.i,'~~1 • ~~=~ the Mission Viejo Diablos wiU "Sron •t Hunllr>Qlon B;•cn (II. be as Strong 8S first predicted. =::,'!:':~, ":;~~ .. ~· .• ~~11~~~~.:'!i Schmidt propelled the Diablos WM1m1M1er 111 to an opening game. 21·7, victory Footb•"~~=' •• ora-over the Saddle back High c ... ,, 11 J01. RoadruMers before 2.100 at the Crou Country-Ft1t1w<ton •t Santa Ana Bowl 0<•~· CM\I IJ ,aGI, S•n Diego · • Colltl9<' Of tlw Ofl<A°h, s.odle~I< •t ' ' S C h m l d t J S a g 0 0 d Rlw•••• u J01. ~uarterback and we knew it " S<Kcer-Mt. SM! Antonio•' Goloen h John Muri d "It 'i *••t 11.»1. oac o saJ . s WalM Polo --Golden W~\I •nd hard l0 put him into SUCh a posi· Or•no• C-.• at Motlnt1~ tourney •I . . h ff h ba b h M1 siin ""'°"'o eoi1~ 11 o m.1. t1on rig lo t e t ut e came M•n•on Conterente tourney •I through for US tonight." P•iom•• ~~ ....... , cs.oi ,,, Schmidt's completion average Hltll k_ , .. ,,, was only fave-for· 14 but bis re- E•ot>' mon •-IMlll Liberty C.l\rl\· l I t h' d n t l ast lien 41 Valley Cnrl\llen (Ip m I Ce VerS e I!" OWn 0 a e w•••• Po10-F ...... 1•1n v.1,.., •no four occas ions when they Ed••Of' •' '-"-11 iovrMy, 1"''.,. dropped balls that should have 10•""""· ex .... Vl<tw •I VIII• P11<k be 1 . tour,,.,. en comp et1ons. c.ro•" counorv--Go<on• .,.,, Me•,,,.. His aerial strike to Paul Van Yll4h0f'-tt •• s..v Vl..w SchOOf •• "' 1c.oro"" ""1 M•r. c.o>t• """'•· L1efde JUSl as the first half Unov.,<>llY. Edhon. S.n Clemente. ended, was good for 29 yards Hunt•noton Beach C•P""•no d · V Li fd valley, Mluloft v ... 101 Eu•n<"• .,.., an it c~me when an e e <><ea .. v1ww •' Pe<lllo 1nv1t•t1on'81 weaved has way between two de· .n Mlle~· p.,. 1• •.m I Foun· f d h d Th' •••n v.11.,., L•• Ve9"' 1nv1t•llon•I en ers 1n t e en zone. is one "lOd m.I put the D1ablos in front to stay, ~ooll><lll =.1 :::.· .. Ea\I LO\ 14-7 Ang"'"' •• or .. n~ co"'' ca11•q• Mitch Hopp, the leading run- 17 s!'c••-Fuu.,1on .,, Got<l<'n w-•• ni~g back in th_e gan:ie: scored II l01. LonqRe«n ~••••••!ioou11 .. ,n twice for M1 ss1on V1eJo, once Cal1torn1a (Oii-I II '' m ) from lhC five and again from the Crou C°""try-U( 1< """ •• le. . , Veq•• 1nv1t.,1onal 18 lO• m I e1fhl. Denrus McDonald kicked w a1er Po10--0<M<1" CoA\t •no al three conversion points.-Go10.n WMI al MotlnlM! tourney •I • b' f Mt S•n An1omoco11-. S<Mid1•oac• While the 1g concern or •• M.1\\ton (onh·f~nco tourney •I Murio and the Diablos before the Pl)IOmM Coll-UC 1rv1,,.. di UC b k • unt4 B••O.•• II pm' gam e was al quarter ac ' it BP· MITCH HOPP CllAIO SCHMIDT pears to be straightened out now. Ochoa was in uniform but appeared to reinjure the knee during warmup drills. There is no doubt about the Diablo defense. "I thought the defense did a superb job out there tonight," Murio said. "The only problem we had was in not playing until the whistle blew. We stopped too soon several times." The coach was pleased with the comeback performance of bis team afte r Saddleback scored first on a girt. recovering a fumbled punt at the Diablo 13 . Mission Viejo's Jetr Bergan, a sophomore lineman. led the way a s the Diablos turned Sad· dleback back three limes inside the three before a desperation pass coMected for the score on fourth down. Eddie Herrera hit Al Pennywell for th~ tally. Bergan was a terror on the Diablo line. making a large number of unassisted tackles Laguna AYSO and being in on others. John Bigham also did an outstanding job, getting two quarterback sacks, forcing a fumble and re- covering another. · M urio tell lbe llrs l quarter -was very sloppy for both teams. "It was a typical opening game," he said. "But I was very pleased with the way our kids got behind and then came back strong to win. "They didn't get discouraged after dropping those passes in the first quarter and after Sad· dleback scored. Instead, they came back strong to win." Other defensive standouts in· eluded Bob Casper, Paul Lajoi. :chip Jarvis and Scott Innis. ICXNI• •Y OUAllT•llS Min ion Viejo o 14 o 1-21 s.ddlebe<ll 0 1 0 0-1 s.dd-,.,..,,,...-ll I pn6 from Herre<• C'Ntll ... llfclll MY-HOOPS""' IM<OoMl<I lllctcl MV-Ven Llefcle 2' o•u lrom Sc11m1dl IM<Oonel<lllklll 1111111-"-lrl#I IMcOoN+dllkll 4-2.~estl ...... .., GAMa STATISTICS MV S... Fir.I dowll\ I) S RUilltt·Y-:i.-us ~ff PHSlnQ y•nb ., U Pa,M• ).l!>-1 t-U Punts '·XI •XI Fumbltt IOll l·I 7°7 PtNltiH•YM'dl. 4·l0 4·20 INOIVIOUAL llUSHINO MV-HOCIP ,.._.., S..W.hei I 11, S<hmlOI ~IO< mlnvs 10. ~r4·3:S: O.vlU·IS. Nlc-enU ·'· S..dcl-CfPoll• t-411; Gesu •· 14: Gal••n .. 77. Whit• •·•or ml""" ... Hff<•r• S·IO< m1r11n I Wernlclc t•lor minus 1 INOIVIOUAl PASSINO MV-$cllmldl j,.t~. 17, Tn-e 0.t·t S--"4lrl"ff• I~. I, White 7°4-4, ,. IMOIVIOUAL llECllVING MV-VIH'I Uefde ).St. Straw11\er I 21 81qhem 1°14. S.00-"9nft.,_tl H . Stenlund 7·24 We've got what you want! Meets Tonight Tanner Defeated; Fleming Advances 'WhereCElse? 1:111: AUl:O P.RABIHQ COlllltAHY • Professionalism '10f~~,,.~.·. ·~ "'"' • Personalized leases • All Makes & Models For an inlormat1ve discussion please call BILL €RUIKSHANK (714) 979-3955 Fi I ms. pro players and prize drawings are on tap tonight as Region 86 of the American LOS ANGELES <AP ) -John Lloyd of Youth Soccer Organiza-England rallied lo upset fourth-seeded Roscoe tion stages its annual Tanner 4·6. 7-6, 6-3 in the third-round action of a A YSO Ni~ht al Laguna men's tennis tournament Thursday at UCLA . B c~ch_ High School's Lloyd, seeded nth, trailed 3--0 in th~ ~~wl841l a ud1tonum. ~Amt ~~-~ . ~ ......;t 7• · ~ ... ~t ~ llflf"quti'.; a s of the event at UCLA's Pauley gins a • is open ° Pavilion. players. pa rents and anyone interested in "I think he lost his concentration," said the youth soccer. 24-year·old Lloyd of Tanner. "He let me off the Pro Hockey NHLe8*119M T-...y'tRH"414 Pnil•d•IPN• '·NY Renqer\ 1 Mlnnet.Ote 7. Atlenl• 4 hook. It was a strange match, I didn't feel com· fortable the whole match." One other \bird-round match· was played Thursday, 14th-8'eded Peter Fleming downed Kim Warwick of Au5tralla 7·6, 6·3. The otJier six third· round matches are scheduled today. Second-round action was completed Thursday night with seventh.seeded Arthur Ashe defeating Ove Bengt.son of Sweden, 6·3, 5-7, 6~. Juet • few of the cuatom fMtur•: CU.tom .,.mt, Cuatom Interior, Chro,,,. bumper•, Cuetom c.,,,.tlng, •nd much In other second-round matches Thursday, slxth·seeded Harold Solomon defeated Phil Dent of Australia 6·2, 2·6, 6--0; eighth-seeded John Alex· ander downed Ross Case 2-6, 6-3, 6-.4 in a battle of Australians ; 16th·seeded Brian Teacher whipped Tony Graham 6·0, 6·1 and unseeded Cliff Drysdale of South Africa topped Alan Slone of Australia 8·1, 3·6, 8-3. Quarter.final matches will be played Satur· day. sernifinaJs are scheduled Sunday and the finals are slated for Monday. muchmoN. ... -.... Elmore Toyota Leasing CBJCA"S, COIOUA"S, TIUCICS 4WD LAHDCIUISllS CIUC4 UPTIACK s I 162' ,., ..... + , •• C.p COtt '8'111 00 R-')446 fOlet '""'"'HY"~ t Ht ~ --tot Mo A•M I l -4' Mo 0£L ELMORE MOTORS IUOO MACH a.YO .. Wfl~Tll 11141lt .. JIH,17141 Ht·l411. IJIJI lt6 .. t71 ASk fo. MOWAID IOIMTS • IU.ll Y llHT.AU AL.SO • ... . .. . . Frid-v. Sep1ember 22. 1978 DAIL y PILOT • I I · Pres-s ~ppings ···Haunt Edison • By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Ot•o.11, ........... It would be easy for Edison to dismiss Can· yon· s 24·3> upset Thursday night as a fluke. After all, the Chargens gave up two intercep· tlons and two fumbles in their own territory which led to all of Canyon's scoring. But as they prepare for next Friday's game against another Century Le•eue team, El Modena, the Edlaon coaches would be wise to keep a mental picture of what Canyon's defense did to their highly-regarded Charger attack. Playing inspired football as the underdog on their own home rield, the Comanches bUued ,. stanlly and kept Edison's tlm· ,. . Ing off throughout the night. The most cosUy demonstra· lion of Canyon's ferocity came in the fourth quarter. when Edison quarterback Frank Seurer was buried under a rush and s uffered a possible frac· lured jaw. Seure r 's replacement. Mark Boyer. succeeded in put· ting 14 points on the· ooard In '"""I( SIUHll the fourth period but the furious rally simply came too late. ··we just threw our press clippings out on the grass and you can't play that way," said Edison Coach Bill Workman. referi.ng to the heavy press buildup that bad ranked the Chargers as high as No. 2 in CTF. "Canyon played with a lot of emotion and we didn't," Workman continued. "But we wiU be back. I guara.nt.ee that." Playing without running back Rob Milucky <strained tendon in bis left foot). Edison was forced to rely on Milce Dotterer for the bulk of its rushing attack . Not that Dotterer wasn't a good man lo rely on. He gained 160 yards on 18 carries and scored all three Edison touchdowns. But it was just too much a burden for one run- ner to carry, especially with the mistakes Edison was making. Dotterer scampered 83 yards on his second carry or the night and gave the Chargers a 7·0 ad· vantage, but from then until late in the fourth quarter. it was aJl Canyon. Edison fumbled Canyon·s second punt of the game and gave the Comanches a first down JUSt six yards away from a touchdown. A pass from quarterback Jon Dunn to Bill Vinovich put Canyon on the board. and the first of three Mike Rosentbal kicks tied the M•K• DOTI•llEll game at 7.7. Jn the second quarter Canyon's John Hartman intercepted at midfield and returned it to the 18. setting up the go-ahead touchdown, a l6·yard run by Glen Veevaert. Hartman picked off another Edi.son pass early in t he ~ half and returned it 51 yards for ;! touchdown. With the conversion. Canyon Jed 21 .7 Edison's second fumble of the night helped produce Rosenthal's 24-yard field goal to complete Canyon's scoring. • Edison needed two touchdowns in the finaJ 9: 14 just to make it close. a surprising turn of events when you consider that Canyon was beaten In rushing <129·58), passing Cl11·38) and first downs 0 4·6) by Edison. "They got a couple of breaks. That was ob· vlous." Workman said. "But we missed a lot or tackles and our offensive Une was terrible. We just didn't do i~. That's all." * * .. sco•• av ouA•T• 11s fidl!IOn I 0 0 '>-10 C.nyon I 1 10 0-2• Ecl-001te<9' 13 rvn lf'..:00.• '90, Cvn-Vlno•lcll I _, lrom DuAn IROWlll,,_I klclll "1~:rv ..... r1 l4 ,.... c"-'"'' CV1'->1Mlmen S1 1-~loft ,. t,...n 1•-0Wl4tlell1 Cyn-R-IMl l4 F(; Ecl-OOttlt<W 2 tun ISt~t !lick I Eel-~ l ""' COolllt<t< '"" 1•119cll A-1,•ftttm.,ed OAMe STATISTICS .. First Ito-~ U Au•M,·varcb 14-t;r. P•u•no Y••O\ 111 PUM\ •t>J Pun I\ )"35 l'umblK·~I 1·1 p_,,.111 • .-y.,cb I ,. CJ~ ,~ ~ 1.a. ,., t1-A1 IMDIVIOOAL llUSH.ING Eel-Dotter•< •••C.O. F<inll 1.1 '-""' 2·1or mlNA n . eo.,., J..., ml11u' IO. Cyn -VM••rt U·S• 8•11••" 14·J7, Dunn MO< mlnv• ~ INOIYIOOAL PASSINO Eel-Saur., 4-1~7. ~. Bov•• •·10.1 S1 Cy11 -0..-~.::. INOIVIOUAL lltC .. YING to-Herton ~. Do" 2·2•. 1,,,, lnQ loll; F<lnlt l•S, OollNlf I 2t cv-V1nov1<11 ).2', S.C:he•t•I• • I? Football Scores, Schedule f''*Y'•k-¥11&1 ... 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Second-seeded Roy Emerson withdrew from the tournament. · SEPT. 16 THRU 24 GEORGE COLOURIS 6th ANNUAL BOOT BARN FOa: WORM SHOls-sPORT IOOTS WISTllM IOOT5 HUNTINGTON BEACH ...... .. ' .., 812 DAIL V PILOT , •Idly S~tflmber 22 19/& SPORTS ON TV I HORSE RACING I BOATING ~Orts ~II TJI 'J Stram Enjoys·Bis.Wo l'!k · Big B oats Finish Pauage, KiaWa Cltuh in T~breaker By HOW ao MITH . ,,.,._.. ....... Hank Sll'!lm Iona a. rt"<"ogn.t&A· ble hf'ure ploitttn 1'lrotegy tlDd prowllnf' tht-s1dehnu at N• . \tonal t'O<lCbull l A>•llut• onu'!\ 1i. confined lo th broadr ~"' booth lhts seai on Hut h.-" brOufth\ ru .. en1hu11Wim and p :r.mn for or &AnlHllOO With him "Whtln I l(ol ln\IOh•'CI with bro1d taJUna I al down wnd 1n11ly1\'d the 11lU lion ' HY" Stram 'Wbs l can I coiitnbutf' to the brC>ddc l ~ Sornc llUV!I "ont to oo conwdhan-. ~mt• w•nt to talk about th<' pa t all lh~ tlmf', lh10JC' th•• arr not rt' 1111) N'l~vu.nl "I BfX' M•. D•~£a'41 ED to tttlk 11bout th1• ~·me lhi.t pt.'Q pie are ~lnR n"hl now LN :somt()n~ t i t' talk at>oul pa.o;t history I'm Yf'r)' careful to talk about the Name "" It un fold .. Strom wtll have plPnty ol op p0rtunity Uu!I eason On Sun· di.ys h~ worb u a football ilnalyst on ('Ii.-; Televis ion and on Monday ni g hts he Joans vt•tcrCAn J ack Buck to t'all lhe ~a m e for CUS R adio f'ew broadcast··~ will ilt'l' mr>rt.' rnot ball than Stram this sE>uon and that's JUSt fine with him "I 'll see more game~ this year than ever before." says Stram. who attended one game a week as coach of the Kansas City Chiefs for IS years and the New Orleans Saints tor two. 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"If you have lo worry about .. ayJn~ thina.s that wUl bother othl·1 people you are J" the ~ 1 ong Job. You have to say what )OU lhtnk. U a 8'9' makes a m.i.. tu kl'. say. throwin.a lnlo double • t"t>vt'noto when he hod a Ught l'nll rret· I will !HIY, lt was a bad l'ltll and explain why. That's my JOb '' BOATING By ALMON LOCKABEY o.ily ............ ,,..., Huey Long's 79-foot ketch Ondine and BUI Lee'll 67-foot ultra Ught •loop Merlin. · 'Tht yacbl that bolds t.ogelber for the next two races wlll likely be lhc winner." was the comment or KJlroy whose own yacht bad sail troubles Wednesday. l1P UNTIL I.AST winter. Bo • Stn1rn''i job was trying to build atJTID' lhc S111nts mto a competitive ball --e C'lub lie was two years into his SAN FRANCISCO-From Union Squar e to lhe Marina District. San Franclaco I~ looking more and more like a convention o r Southern California yachUng buffs as southlllll· ders from San Otego to Newport Beach lo Long Beach and Marina del Rey continue to pour into the city tor the ·windup of the St. Francis Yacht Club's big boat series . The final two races tor llve classes in 15th annual perpetual series are scheduled today and Saturday with lhe m ajor interest centered on the Ught race among five or lhe world's most famous racing yachts, ran11inR in size from 67 to 84 feet. competing for the St. Francis perpetuaJ which was m elted when lhe cJub was gutted by fire nearly two years ago. Nono or the yachts an the five classes was designed or built tor closed course racing which is the main feature of the St. Francis perpetual series. especially 1n lbe · wind a nd current conditions encoun. tered on San Francisco Bay. pro)(rum and foll he was making Int l pro1trc11s when the ax. wielded eres by ph l ~.:mottc owner John CONSEQUENTLY. YACHTS ar.- retired in each race as the result or Mc<'om Jr . was lowered Stram didn't hk<' at much but he was At P eak not .. urpr~t'd sail and gear failures, and crews stagger into lhe clubhouse in a slate l ... of exhaustion r·, HANK STRAM football aamel> JU!'>t hke I'd do at home, .. he sa)'s "Only at homt! I'd 1ust sit um.I watch No)¥ 1 can make Obst•rvatwn~ "What I want lo do 1s add a dimension to thl' broadcast that others <"<iii't Former pl&yers can talk about their spec1f1c positions but a coach can see the entire picture I try to make s ure I provide a d1mens1on nobody else can. "THE ONE THING I have to be careful with is not being too techrucal J make it a point to control my thou~hts There have been times at clamcs where I have talked for more than an hour about one play You have to get in and out with your thoughts on TV and radio And your ex· planatinn of a play has to be very vivid and clear so people kno w what you're t a lking about ·· Stram says he is not reluctant to point out errors on the rield. * * * --- "I 'vt• always felt ar a. coach is m11klllK progress. 1£ he's had a 1 t•tt11 d us a consistent wanner, if ht'' s woo the b1g one (a re ference to Kans as City's victory in Super Bowl IV>. he's t"arned the right to stay ... But the thing you have to r ealize ;_about coaching is that il's a high pr o f il e, high risk business .. You have to realize that's what lhe situation is. "r really think the winners h ck the problems. the losers are swa llowed up by the problems." · BEFORE TOO LONG. if past performance is any guide, there will be a couple of openings in the NFL coaching ranks, but Stram insists he has not given any thought to returning to the sidelines. "I'm not doing this with the idea that it's a stepping s tone, a way to get back into coaching," he says 'Tve always fell very Mrongly that what's im_portant as what you do today. I'm not treading water here. I a m con· centratang on this job. I want to do the best JOb I can. That's wh at's important now. "After the season. well, we'll let the chips fall where they may ·· '* * * Soturday'• Radio, T~do• RADIO: FOOTBALL -Michigan at Notre Dame, 9:30 a.m ., KFOX (93.5 FM >: UCLA at Kansas, 11 :20 a.m., KLAC (570); USC at Alabama, 3:05 pm • KFI (640); Cal Slate <Fullerton> at Cal Polv <San Luis Ob1s pol. 7:30 p.m .. KWRM 0370). BASEBALL - An gels at Ch1ca~o. 11 . 15 a.m., KMPC <710); San Diego at Dodgers, l p.m .. KABC (790). TELEVISION ·9:45 a.m. (7 ) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The Michigan Wolverines meet the Notre Dame Fighting Irish at Notre Dame. Chris Schenkel and Ara Parse~hian report. lOa.m . (11 )-THISWEEKINBASEBALL. 1J : 15 a.m . (4) -BASEBALL-Pittsburgh at Montreal. 1 p.m. (7) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The USC Trojans meet the Alabama Crimson Tide at Birmingham, Ala. Keith Jackson and Frank Broyles repQrt. J ·30 o.m. C2~ -SPORTS SPECTACULAR -The Trenton 150. taped at Trenton Speedway Also, the third runni ng of lhe Ruffian, for fillies and mares, taped at Belmont Park in New York. 5 p.m. <2> -NFL GAME OF TitE WEEK. 6 :30 p.m. (7) -THIS IS TIIE NFL -Highbghls of the games played last weekend. 11 p.m . CS) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -UCLA vs. Kansas in a game taped earlier in the day at Lawrence. Kans. < 13) - COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The USC Trojans meet lhe Alabama Crimson Tide, taped earlier in lhe day 11:30 pm. (9) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The Ohio State Buckeyes vs. the Minnesota Gophers, played earlier in the day at Minneapolis. Sunday'• Radio, Te~noa RADIO: FOOTBALL -Rams at Houston, 9:50 a.m .• KMPC (710): New England al Oakland, 5:50 p.m .. KNX 0070). RASE BALL -Anszels al Chicaao. 11: 10 a.m .. KLAC (!)70): San Diego at Dodgers, 1 p.m .. KABC l790 ). BASKETBALL -Lakers at Phoenix, 7 p,m., KLAC (570). TELEVISION 10 a.m. (2) -NFL FOOTBALL -The Los Angeles Rams meet the Oilers at Houston. (4) -NFL FOOTBALL -Cleveland at Pittsburgh. 1 p.m .. (2) -NFL FOOTBALL -The San Francisco &rs meet-the New York Giants in East Rutbe'rford, N.J . 4 p.m . (7) -CO LLEGE FOOTBALL '78. (9) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The USC Trojans meet Alabama in a game taped Saturday. 6 p. m. (7) -PRO FOOTBALL-The New England Patriots meet the Raiders at Oakland. Frank Gifford, Howard Cosell and Don Meredith report. 11 :30 p.m. 03) -NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL -A taped replay of the Michigan-Notre Dame game. played Saturday. (The Dally PUot 111 not responsible for late changes.) Southern California boating interest is at its peak In 1978, according to Ed Nichols, executive director ol the Southern California Marine As · socialion. s pokesm a n for the pleasure boat ln· dustry in California. ''National s ales fi gures or new boats. marine engines, marine accessories and services is up 16 percent over 1977. and lhe Incre ase In Southern California ex· ceeds that." Nichols said. Nichols noted that the co n c lu s i on of California's two-year drought had a very positive effect on the sale or trallerable boats in California. "As the lakes began to fill. boat dealers began enjoying a sales volume lhey hadn't experienced in years.'' he said. The SCMA director said the interest in boat· ing is reflected in the de· maod for exhibit s pace at the SCMA·sponsored Sou thern Califo rnia Boat Show Oct. 21·29 al the Long Beach Conven· lion a nd Entertainment Center. The show was completely booked to its 160,000 s quare·foot capacity more than 60 days ago. San D iego Rowers Will Stay SAN DIEGO CAP> The 90-y ear-old San Diego Rowing Club can s t ay in its ri c k ety boathouse a fte r being threate ned with evic· lion. but the rent is go· ing from $186 monthly to $470. The reprieve was ap· proved by lhe Port Com · ro iss ion des pite the club's appeal to cut the rent to $100. There are 80 pilings which h o ld the c lubhouse up out or watei;. McEnroe T ops Foe HARTFORD, Conn . (A p) -It took top. s eeded John McEnroe one hour and 20 minutes to defeat Australian Brad nrewett in the second round or a men's te nnis tournament in Hartford Thursday. WHAT'S LEFT OF the famed trophy is a twisted chunk or silver in the trophy case with ian encouraaing note that it is soon to be replaced. Crews of the big g_old platers bad a day off Thursday while 14 Etchdls ·22 sloops raced over lhe bay In the final two races of a one design series In winds which whistled up to 20 knots against a nooct tide. Even stronger winda were predict· ed for today when the maxi yachts go head to head in a battle that will break the tie between Mark and Fritz Jo hnson's 73-foot sloop Windward Passage and Jim Kilroy's 79·Coot ketch Kialoa. STILL IN CONTENTION are Fred PreiH' 84-toot bome built Chrtstine. The laydays are s pent repairing , sails and aear in preparabon for Ule next encounter. Rick Hackett of the Coyote Point 1 Yacht Club wound up the Etcbell~ ' series Thursday w1lh a decisive win He outclassed his nvals by such a \i. margin that he didn't even sail lhe \' final race. V IN A BEST five of six series he hid fi n1shes of 3·4· l · l • l tor a total of 9.2S points. Runner up was Hank Easom of ttle host club with firushes of 2·3·2-4·2 totaling l3points. Phil Kam ser of the New por t Harbor Yacht Club fim shed sixth in the Etchells fleet with finishes or 4·13·7·2·3 for 2:l points. t. ' I Weekend Cale nda r Argosy Race Readied The Newport Ocean Sailing Ni· sociaUon's annual family party race heads the local yachting docket this weekend wilh lhe Argosy race from Newport to lhe Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club on Saturday and the race from CBYC to Newport on Sunday. In other local action the Newport Harbor Yacht Club will stage lhe an· nual small boat trophy series -the Davis Trophy for Lehman·l2s and the Schock Trophy for Lasers Satur day and Sunday. The handicap racers will take lhe SPotlight al South Shore Yacht Club in the final two races or the Hi-Point Series for Performance Handicap Racing Fleet, Midget Ocean Racing Fleet and Ocean Racing Catamarans with races s~beduled Saturday and Sunday. THE UCI SAILING Association will send Shields Class sloops into ac- tion for lhe Crawford Trophy, Satur- day and Sunday. The Capistrano Bay Yacht Club and Dana Point Yacht Club will com· bine forces for the Dana Series No 6 and the fourth race of lhe Ocean Rae· Ing Series Saturday and Sunday. Southern California Yachting As · socialion calendar: Los Angeles·Long Beaeb CABRlLLO BEACH YAcm· CLUB -Cabrillo Series 7·8 <JOR. PHRF. MORA> Saturday, Sunday. ALAMITOS BAY YACHT CLUB - Closing Day Regatta , Saturday, '#EST COAST YACHT CLUB Singlehanded race. Saturday. Santa MoaJu Bay CALIFORNIA YACHT CLUB Fred Harris Seri~ No. 2, Saturday MALIBU YACHT CLUB -Fall Series No. 1 (multihull> Sunday. PACIFIC MARINERS YACHT CLUB -Stein Series No. 6, Sunday PALOS VERDES YACHT CLUB - Girls On 'fhe Buoys race, Saturday; Singlehanded race, Sunday. Newport-Balboa NEWPORT OCEAN SAILING AS· SOCIATION -Argosy race, Satur· day. Sunday. NEWPORT HARBOR Y~CHT CLUB -DavlS and Schock :Senes ILehman-Laserl Saturday. Sunday. SOUTH SHORE YACHT CLUB-- Hi· Point Series 7-8 < PHRF. MO Rf. ORCA> Saturday. Sunday. vCI SA ILING ASSOC!AT10N Cra w.ford Trophy racl', S aturday Sunday Sao Dtego CO RONADO YACHT CLUB - Vanity Singlehanded race. Sunday MISSION BAY YACHT CLUB - M1ss1on Bell Invitational <Geary-18, L1ghtmn~> Saturday. Sunday. OCEANSIDE YACHT CLUB - Jessup Series I PHRF> Sunday, S ANTA CLARA RACING AS SOCIATION -Santana Series Call classes 1 Sunday. SAN DIEGO YACHT CLUB - Wate rma n · Ballas S e ra es I IOR. MORA i Sunday SILVER GATE YACHT CLUB - Rorason Seraes CS DH F l Sunday . Man ·o War Senes. Sunday SOUTHWESTERN YACHT CLGB -Arden Sen es ( PHRFl Sunduy . Fall Trophy Sen es. Sunday. North and lnJand ANACAPA YACHT CLGB Scripps No. 2. Saturday. Sundav, SANTA BARBARA YACHT CLUB -Fall Sen e.s No l. Saturday, Sum· mer Sen es No 3. Sunday. Coa.ta l 1t'radw? P•IC•W •OQ ...0 IOW (IO\IO\ l't()•• 11'4! (~I ••r1Y s.1~• O.v 1>t<om11'Q '•" m•O mo<n111<1 L19fll Y•rt•bltt w•nd> ntqllt """ mor111r19 _., H•9'1• "°"' low 10\ 4f _,,... to m11l·llO• 1n1...,o C.o••t•I ·~•'"'"" ..... "'"90 ""'-•' •nd n '"'•nd i.moertttur•• '"'111 •.->oet betwMfl •7 -Wt '"" ••It• ltm-•'"'• '"'"'lit .. Seae.M~Tlu• l'ltl01U Se<-111911 • -Oom u Se<--• 10pm 1.1 UTUllOAY "'"' 11•9fl • 11.t m u Fl'1.1 lo• I,,., m. lJ) So-<OtMI "•O" 1 '1n m •,) *-'Ow SUNOAY IO °'P m I f F•~l "•llfl •OS• m , .. Flr\t •ow 10 1•o m J• !>KOftd 1119" 'nom ., S.Concl IOW II UD m t.,O Su"r•~• •'•m .wt\6 SG J m MOOft ti-ti 11 Pm . '4h ll 18P m f ,, . ~~~~~J~~.!.~J~' G· ~,.,,.. ............ .,.' ~i!l!tttil.# Mt;, ·~-~.i;.· ·~-~~Wlf,•~~ Drewett. 6·1, 6-1 lo ad -.. -IJ7ednudoy 9/20 1/aru Sundoy 9/24 FBI Investigating Funds NEW ORLEANS CAP> -A federal grand jury, trying to de· lermine whether anyone was swindled In the handling or lhe Ali-Spinks heavyweight fi ght a week ago, has subpoenaed finan· cial records from the Cight's pro- moters. U.S. Attorney John Volz said Thursday lhe grand jury ls ln· vesligating possible "violaUons or federal laws s uch as in· terstale transportation or stolen p roperty, m.ail fraud and others." Special Agent Francis M Mullen or the FBI in New Orleans said his staff is conduct· ing an "investigation retaUng to runds In conneclloo with lbe tight. "This lsn'l to Ray there Is any wrongdoing but obviously we have had a complaint." Mullen said. He would not elaborate. Mullen said the lnveaUgaUoo was not COM~led wtth 1 p1Jr of SlO million slander suit. riled by two wbJte promoters a1aln1l heavyw~ght cha.mpioo Mubam· mad AU, who accused them ol racl1m Monday and apoloJl&ed tor IL Thunda.y. All's racial remarks c•me alter the while promote.rs, buli· • """' .. nessman Jake DiMaggio and Ci· ty Councilman Philip Ciaccio, sued three blacks involved in the fight promotion, accusing them or conspiring to divert money from the promotions firm. That suit was dropped Monday. Ali charged that lhe suit was racially motivated. DiMaggio and Ciaccio denied it and ftled $10 million slander suits aga.i.mt All. They said Thursday they have r eceived death threats since the controversy erupted. OCC Cage Clinic Planned Saturday The Southern California Jn. e r 11c hol astic Bas ke tball Coat'hes Assn. will present a basketball clinic at Orange Coast Coll~J<I<.' Saturday . Ref(istrMlon is at 8 a m . with the clln1e t>e..:innan~ at 8.45. 1'he :1•11 hour session will in· elude such spcokcrs a11 T~x Win ters 1LonR Beach Stat,l, Stan Albek 1Lakcrs1, G~rge Tertian 1Pasadrna Hlghl , Stan For· rlson IUOP 1 ¥d Ralph Kralve f Bakersfl\'ld Cl!llege 1. ReslMrnlon i!. $8 .. -. ·-.,,. -~--.. . .. .... v a n c e t <>-t h e NKJS }A.IL qul~rt;t~~~a!~ond round BANGKOK. Thailand IEWPORJ (M-JHE-WAJER fill. competition Thursday, IAP > -Prime Minister BOAT S HOW t hird -seed ed H a nk Kriangsak Chom anan Pfister ousted Mike Fis· ordered fi ve-year. prison hback 6·3, 6·0: fifth· terms for eight persons seeded Gene Mayer de· f o r f i s h i n & w 1 I h feated WUUa m Prinsloo dynamite. 6 -2 . 6 ·3 and Alvin The cons titution em· Gardiner o utlast ed powe r s the prime fellow Australian John minister lo impose sen· James 5-7. 6·1. 7-6. tences without trial for Mc Enroe will meet illegal log~1ng and ex· Mayer in the opening port ol agricultural pro- m a t c h 0 t t h e duce, fi shmg with ex· quarterfinal• ton ight, plosives. smuggling or while Pfister wftl face mineral ore and drug of. Gardiner. tenses. PUBLIC NOTICE --NOTICE I\ HER68Y OIYCH llltl • r•mt •NI \IUC'4> J.lled,..,.,,,, llout• oc•ltd •I llOt Calle Pu1111e, ~n ............. I\ •••lltOI• tor ··-··· •llCI re1ou11on. Ave11eo11tty w11 ult"4 Ill "l>• 11, ""· Contact JO"fl l(flO-• et ltUI S1M1 .. , Of ltl)I '-)1.flU '°llOlltlled Or .. Ole•t O•llf Pl~ '"' t). u. is. 1a, 1t. 10. 11. n n . n , 1t11 .,,..,. PUBLIC NOTICE • • I • .. • • ... .. -. Pl1BUC NOTICE See the BIG all boat show featuring the latest in both power and sail ... in the water. Take advantage of tremendous Boat Show specials ottered by participat· ing deaters! 10 to 10 Wednesday thnl Saturday 10 to7Sunct.y Mufti $3 50. e~ 6 to U . S2 00 undef 6 -,,.. LocMed., ~Udo~ v,... o)t the CCl'n« of V\I Udo Ind Newpoft lhd "' Nlwpot1 8Me1' P BUC NOTICE Pl'BLIC NOTICE .., ..... l"\lbll\llM Ot~ ~I Qelly l'lfOI., tiOI t ""'•"'-t I ... I' '19, 1•11 •lCK " .... . .. .. . '-........ INSIDE : •Out 'n About •Int ermission •Movie Reviews •Television DAILY ~ILOT CJ • 'Cyran~' ·Knows Huw to Swashbuckk But Long Beach Performance Cornes Off One-sided 8 n ;aav H £1lTEN~'TEJN Of -CH<•• ...... SUfl T:vTBno dt Rerec>rar"' '" o tamtl ~h'<1 und prO' en ucCH.S on the lhHtl•r Nltt" .. ll h tomedy, truedy. sword dueli., love and elaborate CO!\lum102 Al thl' new Cenkr Tht•Lt\l'r m Lona Bt'a<'h. whf'r4' the play opent>d Wrdnesday rught. there's rlt•H•r uM· ur u ft·w Mnlph.· :-.ta.:e prop' THE F LT IS A all too fam1l1ar ont• ·Cyrano" I!. :. on.-«'h:uartt'r play . Thl' lead plaHr. OOCl' he JP~Ur'I a fourth or tht> wuy into tht• opening act. ls on stage nearly the rc.>muandcr or the ttme. Thi!'. 1s not to downgrade the acting of Stacy Keorh tie's excellent as the swashbuckling Cyruno. who hus a paranoia about his overlong. n irvinl( no:1e Kl'ach received a deserved stand· 1ng ovution opening night RUT THE OTllF.R cast members have rnnl' -.upporllng roles That goes even for StdJn1e Po.,.,ers, who al> the beautiful Roxanne. 'h.tr••(l 1•0 billing with Keach And, al. 1s too orten the case. it's a shame this play 1s so s1ngt.1l ar . There is some fine act· ing an addition to that done by Keach. Ben Slack is delightrul as the poet-baker Ragueneau. J ane Rose, who played the mother· in-law role in television's "Phyllis," is equally fine in her part. as Duenna. attendant to Rox. anne. Some oC the other spotlighted actors, Pa ul Rossilll as Christian. Walter Mathews as Le Bret and Stephen Keep as Comte De Guiche. despite impressive credentials. lack the pitzazz their roles require CYRANO HAS BEEN portrayed by many name actors. It's a role that allows for creative interpretation and this production, directed by Rae Allen. produced by Norman Twain. is no exception. Keach draws lots or laughs when he aJone can poke Cun al his nose and gels sympathy because although courageous in battle, he 1s cowardly in love. When Cy rano learns that his cousin. Rox· anne. whom he loves. is drawn amorously to the ha ndsome Christia n. he devises a plan to ex- press his love through the latter. CHRISTIAN HAS THE looks Cyrano thinks he lacks, but Cyrano. a poet as well as a fighter. has the words Act II in which Cyrano hjdes under the cloak of Christ ian to whisper the poetic lo~ lines Christian recites Lo Roxanne is the run: rriest of the overlyJ.DDJ! pla The two stand hidden in -=-=su.,6d,..,,...,u-ea,,..,..1t-=g~ht under the balcony of Roxanne's residence. she on the balcony Credit goes here Lo lighting designer Thomas Ruzika. The li ghting also plays a key role in the final scene of the closing act where tragedy con · trasts sharply with the fast-moving. usually comic action of previous scenes. CYRANO, WHO HAS survived hundreds of sword fights with only an occasional nick of his snout. is finally done in when he meets with an accident on his way to visit Roxanne at a con- vent. She retreats to the convent when Christian is killed in battle. Cyrano does not die until he discloses il was he and not Christian who wrote love letters lo Roxanne. She can only express regret that her at· tentions were for the wrong man. STEFANIE POWERS. PAUL ROSSILLI CAST AS LOVERS IN CLASSIC Miss Powers is beautiful in her part of Rox· anne. but as is often true with such classics. merely "reads" her lines. This presentation of the Edmond Rostand·wrillen Cyrano is t he By JACKIE RYMAN Of-O~lly "•lel Sutt "I stumbled into this cockamamie pro. Cession by accident 20 years ago, by a series or miracles. ~o I'm in a constant state of sur- prise." actor Anthony Hopkins told a Costa Mesa audence this week. The star of such films as "International Velvet ," "Audrey Rose" a nd the forthcoming "Magic" and of Broadway and Los Angeles pro- ductions Of "Equus" leaned against the Un· hnished stage at South Coast Repertory's new theater and launched into a spontaneous stream-of-consciousness Lalk. HE CLEARLY enjoyed speaking with the yo un g perf o rmers 1n SC R 's Actin g Conservatory as he·described his own feelings about acting. "At one time I was very cynicat""3bout it ." Hopkins said. "I· used to believe there was a bet· ter way of earning a li ving -I felt guilty about 1l. "Now I'm pi:oud of it. sometimes obsessed by tl. and I'm having a wonderful life as an ac- tor." Hopkins said he first stumbled into acting when he saw an amateur group performing at a YMCA in 1955. He joined the group, then audi· Lioned for a scholars hip to an acting school. "I HADN'T EVEN read Shakespeare, and I did a scene from 'Othello .... Hopkins said. "I had an idea that an actor had to have a loud voice and make a sort of emotional noise, and J won." After graduating. he served in the Royal Artillery. T wo years later, Hopkins worked as assistant stage manager at a repertory theater Actor's Long Suit? 'Taknt's an Infinite Reservoir' and. he said, Rt>t fired. He then auditioned for and was acc'epted into the prestigious Royal Academy. "I learned m y acting out of books." Hopkins said. "I didn't have much money so I used to steal books. I mus t go back and pay for them .'' H E WAS SELECT E D by Sir Laurence Olivier for a number or roles with the National Theater of Great Britain. Jn addition, his U.S. television credits have included ''The Lindbergh Kidnap~ing Case." for which he won an Emmy in 1976. He has appeared in such films as "The Lion in Winter" and "A Bridge Too Far," and he was named English television's best actor of the year in 1972 for "War and Peace." Hopkins currently lives in Los Angeles with his wife J enni. "Maybe it's reincarnation or something," he said. "I always wanted lo come to America. l feel al home here." Upcoming projects for Hopkins include a r11m portrayal of Gandhi and a stage production of "Hamlt!t .. Asked about his acting technique. Hopkins said. "You have to have a technique, a founda· lion th:it 1s firm like concrete. Then the airplane of ins pa ration can take off." DOES H E STILL have to a udition for parts:' a student asked. Foflunately not. Hopkins repli ed. "I wouldn't want to audition again. It's painful and it's awful and I hated it. And it doesn't get easier .·· Actors often get in the way of their own creativity because of ne uroses and lack or ob· jectivity. Hopkins said. "I just try to relax after a performance ... he said. "I sense that for me the best way is. after I'm done for the day, to go home, have dinner and go out with my friends who are not actors." SELF-CONFIDE NCE IS vital. Hopkins said. "It's dbvout faith in oneself. If God wants you to. you'll be an -actor or artist or dentist." he said. "You can't organize it. As actors we try to fix ourselves. Lo fix our souls. But we are what we are. "Talent is an infinite reservoir." Hopkins said. "We have to be caretakers. the guard who opens the sluices of the dam to be sure it's directed properly." Asked what. if anything. he would like to be able to whisper in the ears of each audience ST ACY KEACH AS 'CYRANO DE BERGERAC· At Long Beach Entertainment Center English adaptation based on the Brian Hooker trans lation. i\ NOTE HERE about the 862-seat U _ater. While the festival administrators like lo boast of clear views of the stage, side seats are not the best and it's sometimes difficult to hear . The fi rst or six plays of the festival's season runs through Oct. 14 at the Long Beach Conven· tion a nd Entertainment Center. 300 E. Ocean Blvd. Curtain for the nearly three-hour play is 8:30 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays with Wednesday and Saturday matinees at 2:30 Tickets <213) 436·3645 . member before he performs. Hopkins rephed~ "Love me." WHAT EFFECT WOULD he like to have o-.; an audience? _, Hopkins said he would like to perforni°_ • "Hamlet" and come out during the curtain caU· and "have the whole audience standing againsf" ' lhe back wall because they're so frightened." . • ~ What are the difficulties of acting and: dir~cting in the same production? - "I suppose the dangerous thing is for the ac: tor to direct and let the ego get in the way.'' Hop~ins said. "It creeps up on you and start.i giving you false information. It can be dis· astrous." HOW DOES HE prepare for a film and does he prefer w9rking on stage? "I do as much work as I can beforehand.·· Hopkins said. "l learn the entire part, and I've learned to trust myself. that the essence ot whatever character I'm playing is going to come out. · · 1 learn the lines so well that I could be • cued in my sleep and I'd wake up and give the • line. "On the stage, you have to project out,'( Hopkins srud. ''In film. you have to draw th& camera an. It's not acting. it's letting the part play you. "When I'm doing film. I want to do theater. When I'm doing theater. I want to do film." ONE PROBLE M A stage actor faces is recreating the same role night after night. Hopkins said "You have to believe in the now, that it is. <See HOPKINS, Page C2l OCC Programs to Sing or Swim on ·Saturday Marine adventurer Col. John D. Craig will kick off Orange Coast College's fall semester "Man and the Sea" lecture series Saturday with a two-hour presentation on the Caribbean Sea. The session begins at 8 p.m. in the OCC Auditorium. SERIES TICKETS are priced at$7.50and are available In the OCC Ticket Office in the college's Administration Building. Monday through Fri- day from 8 a.m . to 7 p .m ., and Saturdays from 8 a.m. tonoon Tickets for the individual sessions, priced at $2.SO each. will be available at t.be door. Other lectures are set for Sept. 30, Oct. 7 and Oct. 14. Titled "Over and Under the Caribbean Sea," the program wilJ detail a treasure hunt by Craig's driving crew that was worth $1 million and took place ln the shark-infested waters near Tortu gas. HIS FILM ~ will show experimental swim operations conducted by the Navy's un- derwater demolition team off the Virgin ll'llands. and will focus on a marine laboratory in Bimini where shark behavior ls studJed. Col. Craig has won an Academy Award and three "Emtt\Y" nominations for his films. He has designed underwater cameras and Is recognized as the fi rst fit m ma ker to make natura l colormoviesontheoceantloor. # • -• .. ~ MARINE ADVENTURER COL. JOHN CRAIG To Nerrete Culbbeen Exploration Alm • .. . . .. • ;a .... Music by America's best known and loved songwriters will be presented by Guy and Phyllis Halferty at 8 p .m . Saturday in Orange Coast College's Fine Arts Hall 119. Tickets. priced at $3, are available in the OCC Ticket Office. located in the college's Ad· ministration Building. The office Is open until 7 o'clock tonight and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon Tickets will be sold al the door on a space available basis T HE llALFERTYS arc a popular team on the Orange County musical circuit. With Guy at the piano and Phyllis BS narrator. and backed by a musical combo, they feature the lives and works of America's most popular theatrical and • motion picture composers ~ Saturday's program will include such selec· lions as "Take the A Train." "Fools Rush In.' "April in Paris," "Thal Old Black Magic," "Georgia on My Mind." "Stardust," "On a Clear Day," Moon River," "This Guy's In Love With You." "Body and Soul." "The Second Time Around.'' and "llere's That Rainy Day." T HE BACK-UP combo features AIG Rem· ington on saxes. clarinet and flute ; Frank Amoss on drums : and Walter Orth on bass . Soloist for Saturday's concert 1s soprano Joan Iden-Bowie. a veteran performer with ex lem11 Vl' credits in television. radio and the musical comedy stoge . . . . . GUY HALFERTY PLAYS MUSICAL SALUTE Accompanied by Wife, Phyllla, •nd CombO • ' . .. -..... ~ . -. 4 .. . .. ·~ . . . (., -OAll Y l'ILU r PLAYBILLS • Dell\' ........... ,.... ·ro LOVE TO PLA v PAUL NEWMAN ROLE Anthony Hopkin• Told SCA Audlenee From Pa.p(;I HOPKINS ... happemn~ now for t ht-first l1mt•. ~o It •~ ulwuys <"hangmi." ht• !>Jld Double Treat • in We kem1 thN1ter·11ooris who arrive at the Pt•lltlval of Art ... Groundii, l.agunu Bnch,.by 8:30 p ni t'llO t•hcMl!.t' twt Wt>t•n t1 rolht•kang muMcal or a .:npplnK World Wur II drama f"ollowint( 11 xt'll oul engagemeol In Snn Clt.<mt'nt\?, Sandy Wilson'" "Th Boy Friend" is lwlng pre:u.·ntt'rl hy l,.aJ(Unll Showcase Theatre ut th(• Foi um 'l'h,.utn· on S11lurduy und Sunday "'"' S1·11t 2'J uml :10 u111I Ot•t 5 aocl 6 "TU•: FAIU JRI-: lO ZIHUAg," wnllen by C >ru n.ct· l'ounty 11l~ywra~ht John Ferza<"ca. 1s t ht' 1>l'ason o~uer for th~ Laguna Moulton Com mun11 y Pl&yh<>w.l'. also itl 606 Laguna Canyon !toad Performuncu ure Tuesday through ~utu rdays through Oct 7 11lus a 2:30 matioee on <kt I F.1h:oen f'111hbuch 1s directing "Boy Friend" lor which VlkJ<1 Laffoon designed the sets and Kera Lt't' Keaney c hort'Ographed lively dances 11wlurting tht• ch11rl1•ston The· !tl01 y h•nters on the romantic misad v1·11111r1•11 of sevt•tul young ladies al a fas h1ona- hlt> f1ni1.1runj( 11chool in Prance. Their confused uffums of the heart create complications that mak t' for a dehghtful spoor or the Roaring '20s H cadan~ the cast arc T erri Cannacot as Pol- ly and Tony Vrab as Tony. A1so featured are Schlrley Lou Tyler, Judy Benowltz. Priscill a Sanford. Btl Gekas, Robert lfutthlnaon. David llydt'. Christi Glasi;er . Lee Childress. Hc1d1 Fendler. Steve Stanczyk and Lance Gilbert T ICKETS Ml\ Y BE pur<'ha5ed al the Laguna Musi<' Company, :no fo'orest Avl·, Laguna Beach from 9 :30 a m. to S:JO p.m . daily except Sunday. Prices arc $4 for adults a nd SJ for studenl~ and Sl"mor c1twms. fo'or ticket in formation, call 494 3082 or 499.4453 "Zigzag" dea ls with the sinking or the <'ruiser USS lnd1anapolL<1 by a J apanese sub marine shortly before V-J Day. Action takes place simultaneously with the s inking itJ;elf, the ordeal of the s urvivors during their days and nights in the shark·infested ocean . the court martial of the ship's captain a nd the later reunions of the s urvivors . Multi· media visual and sound effects increase the tens ion. DON WILLIAMSON, producer of the Pageant of the Mai;ters, portrays the tormented captain and his son Dou~. pa~eant sculptor. de si~ned the unique :tel. Stage ~culpttjre 1&, perhaps, a more realistic term to describe the massive plaster structure that dominates .the huge stage. Lloyd Matsumoto acts as the commanding offi cer of lhe Japanese submarine. Olhers pro· mineot in the cast or 23 are the court martial .. 'Barefoot' Back Laguna f>roscculor . George Woods of Lagun.J Oea<'h dnd defen11e counst>I Walter Valy of South Lagund Reservut1ons may be made by phont· 11t th~ box offtrc. 494 0743 <.iftt r i pm Tuei.day-; through Saturday~; T1(•ket., an $'1 5(', Tuesd 11) •, throuJ{h Thursdays <anil Sunday mutinee and ~~ l''ridays and Saturdays r 26 MD.ES ACROSS THE BLUE PACIFIC°' 9 DEPARTURES EVERY WEE.KENO CtlfiiliiiiJ ISLAND 1 :Y4·HOUR CRUISE • So.ciou1 l11plo.df>clled ¥81Mla • Sn&ck ba,,elre•llmenta • Fun •nd ltOllc on Ille 1&1ond • Swim. en1oy lllu '°""· allop. d111v, goll play lennl•. hike. rel a• -h••• • o•••• •om. on C•1111oruo .) LY. DOWNTOWN LONQ BUCH SAT 8 ' 9 , m . 12 30. I 45. !I 30: SUH 9 ' 11 • m • I •s. 6. MON. tlwu f~I . 9 • m . I 4~ lalto frl ~ft . 7 301 ONE-WAY FARES Adults. $5: chlldr9n, 'h tare LONG BEACH/CATALINA CRUISES 330 Oo4den Sllof'e llotd .. Lonq Beach, C•l. 90802 \.._ (213) nw111 • (213) S.32-4521 • (714) 527.1111 / YOU ARE INVITED TO MEET "I don't fCi'l you're lymg lo an audience 1f you're not inspired that night. Sometimes you can have an emotional expenence on stage and leave lhe m ice-cold out front. GWC Replj,ses Simon Comedy "Barefoot in the Park." a play about the s truggles of a pair or ncwfy'weds to ad1ust to marriage while the bride's mot.her becomes in· volved with a man-aboul·town. opens a nine-performance run in the Golden West College community theater at ble for senior citizens. Advanced tickets may be purchased In the col- lel{e bookstore. ~ • "When we look at a painting, it isn't th<· paml<'r we'r e s eeing ; we're recreating it," Hopkins said. "The audience creates loo." HAS HE PURPOSEl~V chosen character role,, or would he like to play romanttc leading ffil'O'' "I'll love lo play a Paul Newman part," 11nrki11)> 'uad "I would love to do a romantic t·oml'dy or something like thal. But they keep c·u,tin~ me as heuvies " In hil> new film, "Magic," Hopkins said he llldys a psychopath. He also had to learn ~kight-<>f·hand tricks for the role lie closed with a word of warning to the young acting hopefuls. "It's a m<.izmg how dreams do come true." Hopkin~ said . "Be careful what you pray for God has a great sense of humor '' 8 . 30 tonight. C HARLES .MITCHELL, theater arts instruc tor who has directed more than 40 plays at Golden West the last 11 years, is directing this Nell Simon comedy. Other dates are Sept. 23, 28, 29, JO, Oct. s. 6, 7. at 8:30 p.m ., and Oct. 8. ?:30 p.m . Main theater prices this fall are SJ.SO general admission for reserved seats Friday and Saturday, and $2.50 unreserved seating on Thursday and Sunday. Special discounts are ava1la· S ET IN A NEW York Cit y brownstone apartment. everyone in the cast must at some lime walk up the entrance steps and five flights of s tairs to reach the door of the skylight pad of the newlyweds. After six days of marriage, the husband loves his bride -who likes to walk barefoot in the pa rk when It's snowing and who rented their uncom· fortable aerie at an exorbitant rate - but after 10 days civil wa r breaks out in their state or wedded bliss. The bride is played by Bunnie Goodmansen, and Doug O'Connor plays the part or the bridegroom (played by Robert Redford in the ortginal 1963 Broadway production). 15 Percent Prevails Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for ou. Waitresses Don't Feel Economic Pinch By JERRY HERTENSTEIN Ot ,.,. Dally ~1'9t St.ff Inflation hasn't put much of a dent tn the dining and drinking out habits of Orange Coast residents. Hestaurnnls and bars from the most un- pretcnl1ous to the most elegant are crowded. And patrons leave sizable tJps, a Daily Pilot s urv(•y revealed. T HE CONSENSUS OF most waitresses 1~ th(~ bc~l and blggcst tippers a re regular c:ustomcr~. One lun<"heon waitress at a Newport hays1de restaurant said the best Uppers are hus ines,mcn paying the bill with credit c·ar<b "I always try to give my best service," s aid tall . ~reen·eyed, red·haired Mae Bean, who has worked the Marine Room at the Newpo rter Inn for nine years. "nut. a steady customer, I've gol to take care or him first " MAE SAID SHE found "the be tter :.erv1ce you give the better the lips" to be true both here and at a Sao J05e dinner house s he worked for eight years before moving to Newport Beach. She Is also the "day girl" in the main lounge newly renamed the Library. She said she round little difference in tipping habits between lh08e who only had a cocktatl and those who dine. "The regulars are the better tippers." said Polly Roundtree, head waitress at the Colonial Kitchen on 19th Street In Costa Mesa. Emphasis is on "home cooking" at the ~iMlila.'iit ~4f~&olale"Ml'4; • The bespectacled woman who likes to joke with regular customers said she has found lipping "runs around the same all the time " She has worked al the restaurant. which is noltceably busy at breakfast and lunch hours, nearly five years. Just down the street at TheCotlage Family Restaurant, waitress Peggy Ferre ll acknowledged Ups haven't been as blg "the past couple weeks," butfiguresit'sduemoreto people returning from vacation and school starting than inflation. • Claudia Bosco. the waitress who says businessmen are the best Uppers, said she found tips average 15 percent of the bill. "It all has to do with service and al- titude," said Claudia who works a t the Jolly Roger on Pacific Coast Highway in Newport Beach. AT LAKESIDE RESTAURANT in ,Newport Beach, adjacent to industrial, busi- ness-oriented Irvine, waitress are loo bwsy to talk during the luncheon rush. But owner Irwin Milman said, "All the waitresses consider 15 percent or the bill as a norm. Anything below means they didn't do tbelr job. And anything above indicates the customer was well pleased." Milman said luncheon customers a t the plu5h restaurant fall more in the "10 percent tip category." "Twenty lo 25 percent may be left with the dinner receipt. Some people really go crazy." Milman said. KEIKO McMILLS WORKS lhe day shift at a n American. Japanese beer and wine bar. restaurant In Costa Mesa . the Kio1's Jon. An exterior sign In huge letters pro- claims "the world's greatest hamburgers.'' Thal may be open to debate but the ham. burger is the biggest seller, according Jo Keiko. J apanese roods such as Yak.isoba, a - .~~~ftl~Jc;~~~~A~~~~~-~ available. Is tipping good" "Sometimes yes, sometimes no," said Keiko, a charismatic J apanese woman. "If service good, tips good. Lunch time quick; no one stay. Tips better at night." 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Costa ~ Co <126'Jo (/Ill) !YJQ Q1Q1 .t)flf;wq>fwv-Birtc,1';1 ()11rrin1 lv..,1• l••••~/N.•11 I-... '•' lit\ Mol'1c)r)v fridov IC)()() V(/' ,l)f1¥'XJI Ii' (_j(._J r (.,( 1'• I. Ms oo.n I I I I I I ) 1, . . \ . ~ GALLERIES I MISCELLANY Lichten ·iein Work on View At NB Gallery RO\ llC 11'1 I ''Tt.I' J• xh1b11 of lhl' pop JI I of '1'\\ \ 01 I.. ,Jii i I Hr" l.11 hll·n.,ktn th1ou1Ch Ol·t .'U u1 \\ l' l l ,,,, ,1 1 .. 1 ll1·n <1100 w < 'o.i111 llitth" u\ 't "port lh .it n. flr,111' 11 J n1 Mon rt11\'\ thruu~·h .... 11ur<t •• ,,.' 11n111 !.I ,, Ill rndil)'!> noon 111 1 11 ni .., .. 111rJ '"'' \\ t \ M \' I •:\\ Or 1i.:1n111 .. und Jotr11r,h1t"' of nude f1.,:urt•'> h' \\ 1 \mun l..t·..,,. Sulurdu, throui.:h St•pt JO .H Mu11ht·1.1d C:ull<'m.·"· South t 0,1,1 l'l.11.1 flri 1 .. 1 "trt·f'I and !-"'" Utt>l(I/ F rt'\'\\ ··~. (.'.,,... M 1•-.,1 l h .111lfl.lj(n1· rl'C'l'fltll•ll ror"' lht• Jrt1 I I 111 h JI 111 "·•llln lJ \ t;11l h•1 \ hour'> Ill ,1 n1 111 •1 p 111 Mn11dJ\' throul(lt 1 .. rtdJ\,, ~.1lurtl.I\-. 111 ,, 111 ,., ft IJ m , S1.mdu ~~ 00011 IO "I p m T"O \KTl~'I " f-,hit111 11f rm·lt1I <1nd 14Uod t>~ 1..tt 1' J11n1•' 111111 Wt•ll\ 1111(1> und hurtd formr1I J>.l fl1•r II\ U.1r ti .1r ,, '\ 1·b•in 1n Suddlt•h..it k l 'ollt'l(t' Ftnt.· \1 h I ,.,11, 1' 2ti(JOO Margut.·nlt· 1'.11k\\J\. :vii'"'"" \'11·10 llou1' II "m to '1 II m !\11111!1.1\-. lhrnui:h I-nday,, Tuc">dJ~ 1•\t•n lllj.lS. 7 l o !) Dff••t:R t.:~T ~T\ r.•.S Eighty worki. 11( .trt by MJl'k Toht.·~ t·111led a ·pioneer· 1r t\ml'rican <Jhi-trJt'l 11.11nt1ng. and $5 monoprinti- and hnvcut:. by !fun-. Burkhardt through Oct. <!~ Galleries/ Exhibits \. at Lui::un<J Reut•h ~1 Ul\('11 m or Art. 307 Chrr l>n ve. Laguna fk<i<:h I ll1ur.., 11 30 it m to 4 30 pm Wl'ClnL'!><fa~.., through Monday!>. PllOTOGRA P lllC IMAGES Work or Tucs on photographt'r Ha rold Jo nes through St· pt. 2!) ul OranJ(C Coust CollcJ{e Photo Galler y. 1-'tnc Arts building, 2701 t-'a1rv1cw Road. Costa Ml'sa. !lours Ill am. to 4 pm Monduys·through Fridays ONE-WOMAN snow -Work of artist and l•thograph<·r Edna Jl1bcl Saturday throui;:h Oct. 24! at l'ctr1ch Galll:ry, 1741 We">lcltH Drive, Nc·wport lh·uch flours 10 u m to 5 p m . Tuesdays through !-,aturdays. noon to 5 µ m Sunday:. P ER l' TEXTILES ~elc<'lton or unc1ent ll'Xl1h·i. l''((•;nalt'll dl t o:a-.lal dP ... t·rts or Peru St•pl. 29 l11roui.:h Oct 10 ;1t Cal Stal<• Fullerton Grudualt.• Calll·n · f'n·v1t•w rt·c·t·plion. 1:1 to 11 IJ m St·pl ~I Gallery hour!> no(Jn lo 4 p.m Mon· days through Friday:.. I tc1 4 p m S undays. ...... CALIFORNIA ARTISTS Detailed. v1v 111 Real Cantonese Food eat her• or t•k• home STAG CHINESE CASINO l 11 l ist Pl., Newport Beach OR lole 3-9S.0 ~oon to Midftiqht Ooity-Wrek..,ch Until I ;00 o.m. o•tr n ruo'"' rv..-,...,. DINNER MON.·SAT. 5:30 P.M. SUN. 5:00 P.M. PUB LICK NOTICE ,. No11• Appt>t1ri11g IN THE LOUNGE Lynde O Conti Wed. thru Sat. 9:00 PM-1:30 AM Newport Beec'1 3333 W. Coast Highway, 642-2295 ' PO~ART PAINTER'S FORTE Woman One of Paintings In Exhibit I • ' t 1><11nt111~s by 1"11 :\tullol.1 and c.inatomy l>tud1es ;11111 1Ja111lrngs of "'um cn by V1m:t:nt ut Pomeroy A1t l;.a11t·r;, ~i51 Lam·oln AH·. :.ullt: ,\, Cn>re~" !',tit urdi.ly throu~h Ol't l !I Hct·t•ptaon for th1• ar11~ts, :.I to 11 JI m Suturduy (.;allcry hour!>. l to 7 p m Munday" through VridJ.):-O, l lo 5 pm ~ l0dncMlap. and S;_iturdays GLASS Exh1b111un of over 150 glal>s ob· Jt:Ct:. from lHth and }!)th c1:ntur1c:. Amt·nt·u and SO l'Xanipll·:. of C ~ fur111t urt· datmg from 1700 <met 1860~ on view St.•pt 4!6 through April 29. 1979 tn l>t•cori.ltt\'t' Arb Gullt:ry, /\hmunson Galll'r)'. Lo:. Angl'lcs County MuM•um of /\rl Museum at 5005 W1bh1rc Blvd . Lo:. /\ngl.'ll·:. Adm11>l>tOn to museum. :Sl .50 ac1ults. so cent1> s tudcnb and ~outh 5 lo 17 Chtldn•n undc.·r 5 fret· LIFESTYLES Photograph1e ,gltmpsc:. or ltfcstylel> over u 100 year l)cnod nn California northern ('Ous t at hcadqu<irlt·r" u t The Ce:tltformu St<1tt: 'n1vt:rl>1ly und Cullcgt-!>, 400 Golden Short'. Loni.t Beach. llour:.. !:I u m to 4 p.m Monduys through Fm.lays, cl<Jst:d Colum· bus Day. Oct. 9. TEACHING ARTISTS -Exh1b1t tn mixed m edia by Cal Stute Fullerton fauclty members th rough Oct. :; tit uni Vt'rSlly <1rt gallery. Slate '\..C<}llege Boulevard an(i Dorothy Lune. !lours l to 1 p m Sunduys. noon tu 4 p m . weekdays Closed Suturday!> Raffael Exhibit To Open Na tun• pa1nt1ngs by J oseph RaHael wall b · fi:atured tn an cxh1b1t of lhl' artist's work open 1ng Saturday al the Newport Harbor Art M u·.c~um . 850 Sa n Cle ment e Drive . Newport Beach R affae l. who livcl> in San Geronimo Valley among the· redwood tr ee~ o f north t rn Cal1forrua, explotb tm· C:tgc s o r naturf: w i th i.himmcrinl'( intens ity m monumental :.eale . a (' cording to Thomus H Garver. musl'um dire(' tor W ut<.:r ltltc!> "glisten with we tness:" fis h ··m ovc luxurious ly '' thro ug h wuter. u dut·k "flaps off in night. .. and tide foam .. bubbles" 1n rainbow colors. Garver said fla(jacl's ucccss to booki. o n na11vc American history pro· v1ded sour('C material for his wllrk. the urt1sl has said Working mu1.·h 1n the l>tylc or Van Gogh. he dad a series or 1970 In dian patnllngs tncluding Blackfoot and Pomo. whi"h will hang tn tht· Nt.>wport exhibit:.. Raffael began his new re alist series of paint ings in 1971 with his p or traye:t l o f Li o n . Lizard and Seal. In 1972. Rarrael was working on Landscape and found lumselr using many styles on one C'an· vas. Th1s discontinuous technique is now seen in ..1 11 his work. Garver notes The exhibit will be at lhe museum through Nov. 26 Rarfacl will dis Frtday Seotemt>er 22 197f' OAIL y PILOT C3 Kea11e Fu11 The Keane: Brother~ Tom and John. will be reaturcd t•ntcrt;.11n - m cnl during D1snt•)-I ·fld ':, Kids' Day~ S<aturd ay C:1nd Sunday Tht• telev 1s1on duo w1U p('t rorm ut I. 2 JO and 4 pm on Tomorruv. lun<l Space Stage. Children under 12 will b<.· <s<1m1tkd frc.•e from !~to J J u m . each day . Tht: Ma:kcy i\louse 50th B1rthd<1y P<.1n1dt· '' 111 murch down Main Strct•t <Jl noon and 5 pm Arias at CSUF Soprano Annd Moffo will be featured soloist when the• P acific Chamber Orchestra performs Oct 6 at Cal Slate Fullerton Miss Morro will s ang operatic anu:o by Mozart, Verda and Rossini. The: b p.m . event is scheduled 111 Plummer Auditorium on the campus ii 1,; spo n s ored by the un1ve rs1ty and F ullerton's Professional Artists m Res idence I PAIRI proj!rarn Reserved st:at 11ch·t:. arc S8 i\ lam 1tt·d numbc·r of S:l "C'ats arl· ;1va11a blt' for CSt.:F !>l udcnL,, faculty and :-.taff .. Out.· lo lht· grt.•i.Jt popularity of lh1!> evl'nt. ticket :-should be• purchased as soon as pol>:.tblt•" !><it<l Pamela K. Mcl.i.lin . box offs<·•· rn.inJ~er tnformahon K70 :1:11 1 NEVADA Photographs of construction und hOU!>tnR stlc~ along with :.ihslract desert l>Ccnes or Nevada by Lc·wis Hultz today through Nov 11 at Su~an Sp1ritus Gallery, 3331l Vaa Lido. Newport Beach. ftloceptton for Haltl. 7 to 9 p.m today. Gallery hour .... I I u m . t o 5 p m C'uss his work 10 a ''Meet~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I he Artist" series at <! p.m . Sunday. Museum ( J hours e:tre 11 um. to 4 AHT HOl'l•L.' P m Tuesdays through 1· S unduys. und 6 to 9 p .m . '----------~ Fridays. SA tJRIZES Tue!>days throu~h Suturda y~ PRESENTS- 1\ h1 g, rl'd · blootkd. S~bastians ~ 10lll.111llL mhUSlt.,il l fl'.tl w~st~ ~ Te ~Ui nx~1~,.,.~DESERT SONG NOW PLAVINC I u,..\OilV 'h'u Sunt1 av l oil\ "'.>l>eL•lll" • 'Id I Oil Wad ., frHHS • ~un •• \ J -1 00 ' ''· . 11 c..oo '.di . 1.1 / 0() lnC.IUOO~ 01nnur. 5 11ow. r tJ!IC & & c,,11,.., -•l_ ... _llAllUOl ·--llln•ll •f--l ·---.. ~--/\n upcrt:lt.1 o l muth \1t.d1ty UON 'T Ml ~S THIS ONL 1 140 AVr. PI CO· At The Sea SAN C l r MCNTE Plus S11ec1dls Se1vell Mo;1dav thru Th111sdav (F11dav. Satlll rldy l!i Sunrtav ·1116 P.M ) [xcludmq HohddV\ {fl/'L 1.1/r 11u.l111/e so1111 01 l.11.111. r.ll111Lt' of IJ.1/t.t•rl 1101.110 or flCI! Oce1n Perch All1nllc Cod Red Snapper M1hi Mahi Grilled Sea Bau Top Sirloin Sle•k Lobster T1U Steak & Lobster 3.45 3 95 4.4S 4.75 4 75 4.95 . 6.95 . 7.95 111t11 Jl (1(/11·1 v.m1•t1t•j 11/ r11flt'rh milood .111tl hlY'I dishes ~ <. oo luncheon served daily '111 4 PM. 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Servod in the amblonce of most beoutHul oriental surr6undings. Make your reservations now for a truly onioyabla dining experienco. 1160 Fashion Island; Newport Center Reservations (714) 644-4811 Century Plaza Hotel, Century City Reservations (213)2n-1840 OP I ~ = • • • . ' . i®libtr tui~t~I I Friday & Saturday Night Special • 2Pr1meRib I i Dinners-$13.95! = • Relax in the rich surroundings of Oliver I • Tu>ist·s. and enjoy our superb Prime Rib • • dinners that include Yorlcshire pudding, • I Soup or Salad. Vegetables and Hot RoUs • • &Butter. = • Offer good with coupon only thto~h • I Sept. 30. 1978. FrldiuJ and Saturdciy I nllJhts 6 to lO pm. = Reservations suggested. r 8' I I sas-oa70 ~ • Sheraton Newport I 1 4545~ ........ :::r:rtBwlae.u-oe?O = , .... ~'fl .. ~ • ~ ........ COVPON•••••••• .. FOR A REAL Cheese, Wine 'Surpri-se' Cozy Dining Room Added Plus at CdM Spot If you're aoln~ hy outsit.le appearances alone, the shop appears lo be no more than what the larae overhead s ign says : Rothschild Chec10 and Wtne lt'a only once you're inside this surr>risinR Corona del Mar establlahmunt that you make a m...ior d111covery. A deligbtfuJ llUle restaurant is tucked away In a small room, a cozy and com· fortable taclHty that seat.a fewer than 20 people. A aF.C::ENT An'EllNOON visit led us into a n unexpected treasure-trove of gourmet goodies plus the dlnln1 area. 1'he 1hop is stocked with International food stuffs that would turn any ~al into a king 's feast: cooked meats. jams and pre- ser ves, mustard, cookies and biscuits, confec· t1onery. caviar. tea. s auces and dressings, 5.plces and ooclctaU tidbits. After teasing our taste buds by scrutinizing lhHe Items. il wu probably natural to lake a table in the dining area. ·And the luncheon menu. happily, offered a number of the del· icades we bad seen in the showcases. THE FIRST OF our two choices was Rothschild's Russian s alad, a sizable and savory concoction tabbed at $3.95. Exhibiting a flair for salad-making artistry, it consisted of a base of fancy Romaine and Boston bib lettuce ~topped by julienne ltalian salami. Polish ham, Emmenthal Swiss cheese, turkey and garnish. Next up was an ideal -albeit out-of-the- ordinary -mid·day dish, the Rothschild cheese board. $4.50. It netted generous portions of six imported cheeses <aH sold in the shop, too> served with assorted crackers and butter. If one wanted to go all out with the luncheon rare here. a logical starting place would be the hors d 'oeuvres. Some of the possibilities we con- sidere'1 were pale maison, $2.95, escargots, $3.50. toasted artichoke hearts, $1.95, soup du jour. 75cents. TWO OF 111E SANDWICH offerings were especially intriguing : the continental, $3.95, sets forth roast bee f. Westphalian ham, pate, s alami, assorted cheeses and sourdough bread; Heidi's Swiss special. $2.95, listed Black Forest s moked ham, Emmenthal Swiss cheese, sourdough or rye bread and garnish. Pasta selections served for lunch or dinner incJude fettuclni Romano, $4.50. half order. $2.SO: pescatore hnguiru (baby clams. strips or tender shrimp, mushrooms, cooked in wine s auce and topped with imported parmesan cheese>, $4.75, half order. $2.50. The evening menu. in addition to a varied nightly special, also offers three more regular entrees, each tabbed at SS.95. They are veal scaloppine marsala, toumedo of beef Rossini and shrimp de Rothschild. Dessert offerings include cheese and fruit together with a mouth-watering selection of hn11~P oastries <the latter definitely not for the diet-minded). All wines are available for a ~C?tkagefeeof$2. Lunch ls served from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m .. Monday through Saturday: dinner from 5 to 10 p.m .. seven nights a week. Rothschild's is local· ed at 2407 E. Coast Highway (almost directly at the intersection of MacArthur Boulevard.). Telephooe: 673-3750. • • • BOB MOLINE FANS take note: The popular and long-lime performer in the Wine Cellar at Del Webb's Newporter Inn has just re- leased a new album entitled ··Bob Moline, Knightly at the Cellar." Moline's album was co.sponsored by Dorsey Brady, general manager of the Newporter, and Ken WilUg. owner and manager of the John Wayne Tennis Club. Standard favorites, as well as his original compositions. are featured on Moline's new album. One or his original songs on the disc. "December Child.·· 1s Clpproaehang the St million mark in sales. Moline also recently began creating and re· cording radio commercials So It would seem versatility as well as durability could be credit· ed to this artist who has been entertaining In the Cellarforeightyears. He appears at the Wine Cellar. Tuesday through Saturday, from 7 to 11 p.m. The Inn Is located at 1107 Jamboree Road. Newport Beach. Telephone : 644· 1700. • • • OLD SONGS AND NEW, soft rock and jazz. represebls the musical range on t ap these nights al the Newport Beach Jolly Roger restaurant, 3333 W. Coast Highway For this you can thank Lynde & Conti, the exciting duo cur- rently appearing in the lounge. On stage Wednesday through Saturday. Susan Lynde and Phil Conti combine talents on guita r. electric piano and key bass . The Carpen- ters. John Denver. Jim Croce. Barbra Streisand and Barry Marulow melodies are favorites of the duo whose repertoire reaches back to the '40s. A show·biz veteran. Susan has performed with s uch celebrities as Perry Como. Anthony Newley, Roy Clark. Roger Miller and Bob Hope. Phil has appeared with Stan Kenton. Liberace and other lop shows in Las Vegas. If you're goin~ to catch Lynde and Conti. you might as well get down to the seaside restaurant early for'the daily Jolly Hour. One or Ute best of its kind in the area. the cocktail s pecial runs from 4 until 7 p.m. daily <including Saturday and Sunday> and features well drinks served in buccaneer bucket'> accompanied by complimentary hors d 'oeuvres . . DUO'S REPERTOIRE REACHES FAA BACK Susan Lynde, Phil Conti Sing In Newport Stars Show Due Saturday Top name entertainers will be featured when radio station KM PC sponsors its ninth an· nual "Show or the World" SatUJ'day at the Inglewood Forum. Sarah Vaughan, Glen Campbell, Pat and Debby Boone. Flip Wilson, Disneyland's Kids of the Kingdom and Nelson Riddle and his or- chestra are among the scheduled entertainment for tbe 8 p.m . show. NINE KMPC PERSONALITIES, Dick Whittinghill, Geoff Edwards, Wink Martindale, Gary Owens, Rogers Carroll, Dave Hull, Sonny Melendrez, Peter Smith and Robert W. Morgan, will serve as hosts and masters of ceremonies. Tickets available at Tickelroo and Mutual outlets and the Forum office, are no, $9 and $7. Proceeds go to the Permanent Charities Committee of the Entertainment Industries. TASTE TREAT crJ # .I GJDl1-pOce1 ~irPorter • ~·~~~BANEAN HM, I .liln<l.M~ARTH ~l},81..VO, CROWN HOUSE t • RESTAURANT 32902 COAST HWY. LAGUNA NeGUl.L. IAtC-•-.,~I South Coa1t'• Finell Cw1ine presents America's Most Acclaimed Woman Artist EDNAHIBEL , .. ' l'.M-..... ,,,., ... ) ,:.>c ' . .. --, 4 '(• . . '-.., ·' A One Woman Show September 23 thru October 22 Edna Hibel ie OM of America'• but lowd artm. Her inetantlsl recognizable and "'9hl1I indNid&alit· tic styt. hM u~d her an lntemation.a republtion u •painter and llthographa ol e•tnonlinMy tua... ~. •MitMty and technical \'btuoeity. Oft ddpie)I and evaiW>ae f« purc:huc wil be OM ol the .. ....., c.olecdoaa ol Hi>el'• wort& cwr ehowa In Southem Callfomla. LI•lt•d Edition Utho· graphs. Collectors Plates. PhenOftlCMI Stone Uthographs o n Porcelain. Highlights of the Show "Lenore and Child" A 6 color and 9o6d atone lithograph on porc:clain (7% " 9%). A trv.1\1 unique •llalllpie ol ch. lhho- gnapha's art . .. Allegro Ensemble" • OANCING NIGHTLY:. CABA~NG( ~~~~~t~*.fY . '91*·--- • CAPTAIN'S TABLE COFFEE SHOP -24 HAS, IOnpos1te Or1111ge County Airport) (714) 833·2770 Hyatt defines: _i:_ 1 .!._ :-~~ ... (~' A beautiful limited edition porcelain col&.ctora --·--~r..,....,. ............... -...... ~ ... .;:;-~ . ..,..,,.~4 vb I. mingle, dantt, ""lax, loin. • ..,eclel ~ion art bOolc with• chllmlins por- When you're hungry at three, you~ have to wait rj'"'-~ "Ill five ~o· . (-- \ ~'-' ) ~) /!~?---\"' (-~:\ 'I-El--{;·. , \ We think a restaurant should be open for your convenience, not ours. So we offer our complete menu not only for lunch and dinner like most ns1auran11, but au afternoon unlll very late evening as well. And as always, the emphasls ls on variety and freshness -burgers. seafood, omelets, soups, salads, steaks, desserts. ' Anything you're hungry for, anytime you're hungry. Tilat's Houllhan's. A~•···-._...._a.,.a..,,.._~._ .. ' .. _,... __ .,. t Introducing our SUNDAY BRUNCH trom 11:IO e.m. ··Cla ssic Quich e.'· "Doub~ Walfle," "£gg1 Benedictine ." "Crab « Newberg" a7ld our ip«l4l eebaf iickens ~~';r~!<' :::--• Mlnd ""'~-' raaT CO\ST HIGHWAY. Compllmentery _... ..,_, Champegne O~n Deffy 1~2 ·~olden ;l;)ra9on GMJINf CHINESE MAHDMIN DISHES Specializing In Olinese A Lo C.Orte Dishes LUNCH•DlNNER DAILY !food To Take Out 11:30A M. to tO PM 20ZJ ........... COITAMU.\ . •42°71'2 • Ul·"l I munch, frolic, drink, :seek, cc.lain o\IAJ lithograph on th. cowr. loungr; n 2. Tht' plaet' for • • • • • • • • •• • •• •••• • • • • •• ••• people who do more than cfuco. : A Special Reception : ~ Clwe is ON at IM e wlD be held e Anaheim Hyatt Hotel. • Saturday, September 23 10:00 to 5:00 • : Sund.y, September 24 Noon to 5:00 : CD ANAHEIM HVATf HOTEL 1700 5 Hlit>or. Anahetm Dwc11v~~ Dlal Direct 642-4321 Coll Collect Subscribe to tie newspaper thot coven your hometown best ... YOUR Hometown Dally Newspaper DAILY PILOT : Lectaru and fil•showins-depkring both : • the bauty of Hhl's work and Mt' uaique e • tcchnicu1ea will take place on Saturct.y at 11 • • & 2 anCI Sunday at 1 :30. • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Gallery open Tues. • Sat. 10-S, Sun. 12·5 other hours by appGintmcnt 1741 Westcliff Or., Newport Beach (714) 646-4515 _,Al' HC)I 10 ltGAll .l -~t-'-"'"---1 WllTQ.lff~: i gt It' CO&ST >iW• ~•r--------.... --1 ~ -.. -· . --..... .,,,.. ....... , .... 1":,,.-... _ ...... ~ ""-----.. . ' I I . . . • • • t • ~ ' "' ' ... • \ • •• •, Imo .. • -" • INTERMISSION Friday. September 22, 1918 DAIL V P1LOT CS LAST 3 DAYS 'Greasepaint' Catehy Urchins tealing Sce11es in Westminster • Th two most popular ~orks of Anthony Newlf'\ nnd l.t~ht Drlcu,114' -· Stop lhtt World. I Want to GN Off" and "The Roar nf tht' G ruM•(l111nt. l ht• Snwll or thl' Crowd .. -huh• dont! much tu t• ... tuhltsh tht· loft y reputation ol ('<,glti Mt-:.u·, l\t·nt John,on ai. one of Ol'llnltl' Count\ 's J•rt>rn11•1 ll1n·<'l11rs uf m U'llC'lll tht•utl'r noundtn~ OU~ the i;es1:>on will 00 Mollere':> ·Tht· l"·urn••d l,u(lws" 1 Murch 31 April 291 a n<I Anton C'hl•khov·., t'luss1r drama "The Seagull " 1 \1 u' I" .lunl' HI 1 GEORGE COLOURIS 6th ANNUAL Jcthnson h.as sl.t~t·fl t·uch sho~ thrN' t1m1::.. hi« lllh'Nt t•ffort bt•111._-the• Wt•stmm'Stc r Com munlty Tht'ah1 r produr1111n of "GrcuM•p11 tnt." now tximJt llll'rforn'lt•1I throuah c~t. 7 But whnl' hJii l.n~a ond tioldt'n W~t C-Olleac v1:ri.1onb 'were spread out on a proscenium st:.ige, thl.' WestmU\:lh'r "Grt'UJ1ep•1n1 ·take•:. 11dvbntttl(l' ot the lht-ntf!l''s horse hot• 't J~lnR to att~l n u he rt'loforc unru hzed inti mac\ ~Ith 1ti. a u du~nces TUE RRITISll ~l~l('-\l.'ullt•1:ory lb not quite b c ..illtl ~ attni:i .... 'Stc>p the World." which J ohn on lu. ... t to..: •d .tbo ut Wt•t.tmumtcr. but 1ti. pro 1mu • to th(• pl:i~~Mr nn<1 n superb eont inaent ol chorus urchin'>" outs that com parison quickly on the bitck burner The urchins, uncter the <'hort'Ographic whap or Elajn<. RUul'r . art: quite c<1 pablt· of bW1plnl( a s~ne or two from tht" stars w. tht-y ~end their wmsom~ ~ ay a round the sta~e and lhrou~h the au>les with pinpc>1nt coordm:i lton Not that Westminster's "Greasepaint.. 1i. lucking in ~tar power. The combination of the hucly Clark Burson a nd the lithe Dav id Chandler as Sir and Cocky -the upper and lower classes of the world -is a clear winner. arguably the finest contrasting duo to interpret these roles on a local stage. Burson is tailor m ade for the role of the ove rbearing Sir , whose physical size and strength of character properly intimidate the Intermission Tom Titus A1·1·01thn~ lo SCH. th(' new M'U:.on will bt' .1th'ndl•d b\ l 7 .000 subscribers over 90 llCr '1·111 ur l111• tut t•I ;1ud1l·nce capacity. Thi.! only ''"1son t11·kl·ti. r(•matntn~ ure for Saturday muttnt'l'' "H te M0Alt 0, THI. GltlASl.PAINT, f HI. iMI LL 01' THI CROWD" " mu•n oil nv Anll'IOtlY N"wltw •ftO Lt•tl., 8rltU\W, dire<tNI bv ICtnl JOM""' •"'II" ......,....., (MOlyll Dennl!WHI, ChoreclOfaciflV ov Eltl,.. U•U•H mu\1Ce1• clirtt to, PeQO' Kt•mti', Pf"•Mnted Fr&c:l•V\ ,.,..o b t11rd•V• •t I JO lll•OVOll ()(I I ov trw WttlmlMter Commun•h "······ nn Moot>•• !>I Wn lftlillU•• A•-••l•-~·· f HllCAU .... (OC•• ,,.. ... ., '"" G1tl 1 .... 100•0 Ur(P'lll"'~ UCI Presents .. . . • -· • . CIMk BllOO" Ot •l<09f>I, E•••N e-r. ~ 8re<>nan. P•t Bur'°"· fr•\IW 8u1-.on. Vk •ue eo..,,,,.n, A~,.. .. Co•. P .... tY OOn'hnQUel ''"°" Ov•. °""'"' JOhn'°" Ali.or> Just. J ... IS M\1tpl0y. C-R.-. S.llv Steven_, Ter.,,. T~lrffe, Lynd.jl T-1•• PRESERVATION HALL JAZZ BAND -New Orleans Jazz Tuesday, September 26. 8:30 pm. Crawford Hall Gen. $4. Other Students $3, UCI Students $2. • LEO BROUWER -Classical Guitarist from Cuba Sunday. October 1. 8:00 pm, Crawford Hall Gen. $5, Other Students $4, UCI Students $3. GILBERT & SULLIVAN -OPERA A La Carte presents h1ghhghts from "The Mikado." ''H.M S. Pinafore" and others. Saturday. October 7. 8:00 pm. Village Theatre Gen. $5, Other Students $4, UCI Students S3 Nutty $20,000,000.00 worth of .mibits displayed on more thMI 300.000 SQUlf'8 feet of exhibit space. Plan now to Ml the lltest in Motor Homes ..• Travel T ratlefs ..• Campen ••. Beautiful Vans and Van Conversions ... a vast ~IOf'I of Boats ... MotOl'cycles .•. OH the Road Vehicles .. RV and Boat AccesSOfies and Supplies .. and hundreds of other exciting exhJt>tls . all at Anaheim Stadium (Home of the Aneefs), 9 BIG DAYS SEPT. 16-24 ~ ANAHEIM STADIUM MOLLY IEE ••• FAMED COUNTRY SINGER ON STAGE DAILY . . Also Ira Allen and his Palomino Riders . . a marvelous Country Western Band playing many of your fa'IOt'rtet and classics. This 1s entenainment that will please and delight the enltre family. MANY ACltES OF.OUTSTANDING EXHlllTS ••. A SHOW SO LARGE YOU'U WANT TO GOTWICE diminutive Chandle r The latter . however . possesses the steely grit to go head to head with ?us adversary when his Cockney temper hits the boillng poinL AS THE KID, BURSON'S young henchman in his nefarious ··ga me," teen·age Lori Towler is first rate. Connie Caruthers contributes an excellent solo in "Feeling Good" while Paula Brady trades her urchin's garb fo r an alluring dress as Cocky's dream girl. DANIEL LEWIS DANCE CO -Contemporary Dance Lecture/Demo on October 9 and two performances on October 10 & 11 . 8•00 pm, Village Theatre Lect./Oemo: Gen. s2. UCI Students s 1. Performances: Gen. $4, Other Students S3 and UCI Students S2.50. MONDAY thru THURSDAY 4 to 10 p.m. FRIDAY 4 to 11 p.m. SATURDAY~ NOON to 11 p.m.-SUNDAYS NOON to 8 p.m. Tickets available at ASUCI Box Office from 9·30am to 4pm, Gateway Commons 833-5549. For further Info. call Committee for Arts 833-6378. ADMISSION: Adults '2.50; Children 6 to 16 '1.00 Children under 6 Ffee The Newley·Bricusse score includes such modem standards as "A Wonderful Day Like Today," "The Joker" and "Who Can I Turn To'"' as well as the more parochial numbers which are effective in context. Musical director Peggy Krame r and her four-piece orch~stra tend top notch s upport. Pace is the byword in a Kent Johnson musical. and "Greasepaint" moves briskly. un. encumbered by the lari:e chorus on a small stage. The show continues Fridays and Saturdays through Oct. 7 and immediate ticket reservations ar e advised to prevent disappointment at the bolt office. • SOUTH COAST REPERTORY, which will mo\'e into its new 500·seat Fourth Step Theater m Novemtxor. has announced its fi rst season at its new South Coast Town Center address. As previously announced here. SCR will open the 1978-79 season with a reprise or William Saroyan's "The Time of Your Life" •playing Nov. 11 through Dec. 14 \. David Storey's "The Contractor" will be next cJ an. 6· Feb 4 l . followed by ·;The Sorrows of f'~rederick" hy Romulus Linney 1 Feb. 17-March 18) Call 642-5678. Put • few words to work for you. ~suous GLoari If money a~ coming between you <rnd you r drcamc,, and lhinking about it is keeping you up a t night. then maybe it's timt.' you considert•d the equity you have in you r home or other real cstatL• fro m a, well, romantic ang le. Maybe .-i hunk of mo ney could stimulate your business. O r. ~vcn make some o f you r wilder fantasies come true. How ,1bout tha t slee k sail boat you've had yo u r eye o n for months? Or yo ur secret passion to conve rt your "utility" rnom into a d isco? O r, maybe a moonlig ht cruise to the tropics to rekindle a flame or two? No matter wha t your burning desires may be, New port Ho me Loan thin ks you should fulfill them while you can .... till e njoy the m! And, if you own real estate, an equi ty Joan might be jus t tht.• "tum on" you need . So, if it's thoughts about mo ney tha t a re keeping vou awake at nig ht, please cJll uc, for more information . We think you've got much bette r lhings to do when the lights go out. WE MAY MAKE YOUR FANTASIES COME TRU[ Home Loan. Inc. f Kl IV~f I) 111101.1 II Ii C11rpornlt' Pla:n Nt'11·port Benell. Cn/1for111a 92660 il.J /640·9J50 -- .. . .. .. .. . \ r : u ! z • ~ .. 1 0 l ... • ~ l .. z 0 A GEORGE COLOURIS PffODUCTION URESS QP'rl~AL: TQ"A NW RE~1JI U! "IT IS WILD AND CRAZY ••• LEAVES ONE FEELING LIKE AN ANXIOUS FRESHMAN PLEDGE WHO AT FIRST FEELS A LITTLE LEFT OUT OF THINGS, BUT WHO, IN THE ENO, CAN'T RESIST JOINING IN ALL THE FUN." ••'~lll"'1"•'>~01t 011111 • -.1.Y\ "IF YOU'RE IN HIGH SCHOOL, IF YOU'RE IN COLLEGE, IF YOU'RE our OF COLLEGE, IF YOU'VE EVER HEARD OF COLLEGE, A NATIONAL LAMPOON FAN, A SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE FAN, or you're just ready tor some wild colleie humor you will have 1 laushing good time at .,_) ~~;., 1Animat House'." G1~1 5 ... , •• .,, •• ..-·~;. "VERY FUNNY! The film makers have simply supplied the appropriate panty-girdles, crew-neck sweaters, frat-house initiation It was the Deltas rites and rituals ...... :~-;. .. Ac" ANO LET All THAT against t he rules ... the rules lost! IDIOCY SPEAK -VERY ELOQUENTLY, AND WITH A LOT OF COMIC FERVOR- "A RIOTOUS FARCE ... HERE. AT LONG LAST. ....... dllnden who .-ody tht ~ ~ .. Alllerieln hjpef ~• t••ilf~lffCNtf#tltlttlA"A/'"il "1ANIMAL HOU SF IS HILARIOUS! The movie has much the same sensitivity that made Lampoon's High School Yearbook such a hit• The characters are all stereeirnies. but such accurate ones that you recoonize everyone you went to COilege Witf1 ,. n~•.t ~ •t.u"tl..;, •r•u"\ott S'0'' A comedy from Universal Plcrvres .. IT WAS THE ONLY TIME IN MEMORY THAT AN AUDIENCE WAS SCREAMING SO HARD WITH LAUGHTER THAT A SIGllFICAIT PORTION OF THE DIALOGUE WAS LOST. An Intense identification wtttt time and pt«e. combined wttll ttle pemrse and piercing stlte ot mind oC the Lampoon writers-MAii ·UTIOUl UMPOOl'S UIMAl HOUSI' SHM Oln.D TO • TIE IC MOVIE Of TIE YEAR!" THE N\ATTY SIMViONS ·IVAN f\EITN-AN PRODUCllON NATIONAL LAMPOON'S ANIMAL HOUSE" .,..,,.""l JOHN OELUSHI ·TIM N-ATHESON ·JOHN VEr\NON · VEl\NA Ol.OOM THOMAS HULCE ond DONALD SUTHEN.AND °' itNNIN(,~. Produced by N-ATTY SIMMONS and IVAN f\EITN-AN Music by ELMER OERNSTEIN . Wrlrren by HMOLD r\NAIS. DOUGLAS KENNEY & Oif\15 MILLER D1reoed by JOHN LANDIS Song ANIMAL HOJ~E Com~ and Perlormed by ~T£PH£N OISHOP R llSTllCTtlle> EDWARDS' HARBOR 2 Costa Mesa (714) 646·0573 F11 7 30 • 9 45 • 11 45 CENTURY 21 STADIUM DRIYE·IN Anaheim (714)· 772·8902 Orange Sat & Sun 2 45 • 5 00 • 7 30 (714) 639·Si7C 9 45 • 11 45 Mon Thurs I 30 • q 45 • . ..... , . l I I . l ' ·..> ... .. . -· ~ . -' l • • ' ~ . ' I I I l •, . t l I I I I ' • f . . . . . . . . . A DAILY PILOT Friday Septemoer 22. 1018 An THEATRES-ORANGE COUNTY MANN'S ••v......,.. ·'Melt"-' a c.w ....-••> SO COASl PUZ• ... ,_.. .... "'' .. _....,.,. .. t .. 1111tto ~OH IMCoutft91 Of ,1'HI >'It"''* 1'HllD •M" "'"" -·-·····,_,, ..... , ....... 1111119• utl-- IWI S "A VENGE OF CIN£MALUD THE PtNK PANTHER" (PG) MMS.-..... , __ ,,_.... -.. "COtffOr .. ,.. , ......... , ___ ..,. llUN'S CINEllAUMD MM Sa 1>11111 ---m 1111 ,.,,... .. CAlllF" lit I UUl ~, • ._,,_ .. 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Leapin' Look·a·llkes Randy Hansen Performs We ll as Hendrix By MICHAEL PASKEVICU OI IM o.lly l'i ... 5UH lt would be simple lo condemn clones as rock '11 mosl despfcablc new fashion. Th re'11 the glul of Presley perpetrators < morti thu11 230) and the 1-'lorldlan Dr. Franken· stem whQ ha21 tukcn oul contracts on the facial fortuntis of his Janis Joplin. J im Croce and Jim Morr111on crt-ulionts. INDEED. SEEMS THE Rolling Clones cun 't bt' far off Kut dumn 1f a white boy by the name of Randy llw\Scn didn'l revive at least part of the spiril of guitarist Jlml Hendrix at the Golden Bcur in Hunt.ulgton Tuesday; a spot Hendrix once played before his death eight years ago lb1s month. R 1sing out of dry Ice smoke in front of a .stack uf Man .haU amps, the bewigged Hansen Mesa Art Uague Seeking Entries Entnes for the third annual Costa Mesa Art League Fine Arts Competition will be received Friday, Sept. 29 from 1 to S p.m. and Saturday, Sept. 30 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Glendale Federal Savings & Loan Art Gallery, 100 Newport Center Drive. Newport Beacb. T here Is a limit of three original works per artist. Entry fee, non-returnable, is $4. per piece for non-members, $3 for member's first entry and $2 for each additional piece. There will be S350. in prize money plus special cash awards. Thomas Garver, director of the Newport Harbor Museum of Art will be the juror. Anything that hangs, including sculpture, with a limit of 48 inches will be accepted. Work must be wired for hanging. A reception In the art gallery will be held rrom 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 6. Awards will be pre- sented at8p.m. The selected works will bang in the gallery through the month or October. InformaUon,5454354.oreveliings642-7149. JllT WIEN YDI THDUBHT n WIS SAFE TD 80 llCH TD THE MOVIES PETEii. SWEAS ~'~ HfflEi T LOM• ROltlT WElst& with ' DJAH CANNON Music MeNRY MANCINI • Ea«vti.e Prodvctr TONY ADW I $crttl\ r1a1 by FUNK WALDMAN·lO• CLAa,·BUKE EDWAIDS , ~ certainly looked the part despite the drawbacks or his diminutive size and rtgbt·handed awtar playing. HIS 90 MINUTES worth of selections from the vast Hendrix catalog were delivered virtually non·stop, and with such overstated stage posturings (Hendrix never pranced> that it seemed Hansen and his two-piece backing were either running from a ghost or simply afra· d the illusion might crumble. Considering Hansen's ability to r~roduce awesome Hendrix guitar assaults note for note. the frantic pacing -broken only once by the ballad "Litt.le Wing" -was detrimental. It also created a gap that should have been filled by inclusion of a classic Hendrix slow blues lllte "Red House · or "Hear My Train A Coming." HOWEVER, SUCH CRm CJSM is perhaps the quibbling or a hard·core Hendrix fan who admits to mixed emotions over the morality of such affairs. But lots of folks have made money since Hendrix's death and at least Hansen comes off as sincere and reverential. He also sets a goal of sustained energy and excitement and fulfulls it even though novelty lends a hand. Hansen's selection of material was ex· emplary. ranging from "Fire," "Fox~ Lady," and "Martic Depression" to a pre-encore closing with "The Star Spangled Banner." HIS RHYTHM SECTION lacked the supple· ness or Hendrix's (particularly on the drum fills> but pounded out ample support for Hansen's b est moments, which came on "Freedom" and "Can You See Me?" The latter tune bad Hansen abandoning the stage and a jutting runway for extended solo and table top tour of the club. l l was a showstopping move that pushed the crowd to near ecstasy. This reaction from a mostly young crowd who m issed Hendrix in person seemed to justify the proceedings. No doubt that local sales of Hendrix albums will increase and that's another plus. ~ ~ .. -• ·~ t .. ~ .... • ~, :··•--> ' : !.~·: · An v Pl LO j Major Studio Sneak Preview • ,, ...... ~ · -.To-:-1..t.at~ a.no .~ Of ·A·w-~ c:t:edY I --·1· • ~ ,I • I; · y --;-. -· -~-; ; . .L- . .. . SNEAK PREVIEW TONIGHT AT 8 :00 ALONORA Cerritos 924·5531 SPUTH COAST COsta Mesa 549·3351 • ~._.. ..... Y\. --.... CINEOO ME 21 Orange 634·2553 -.......... _ .... -...-. . MUSIC/ LOCAL c1nenome c scAeen 63U 2 553 Cl c:omPLE X Cnapm4n A._.e &. »nto Aiu Fte.w~v MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "SGT PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND" (PG) "SMOKEY AND T H E BANDIT" (PG> ' "SP EED TRAP" "ALMOST su'MM.ER" ( ) !,..;~~'.'.!... "AMERICAN GRAFITII" "SOUND OF MUSIC" (G) "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG ) "FOUL PLAY" (PG) "FUN WITH DICK & JANE" STADIUm ~scAeen 639 7860 CJ DAIVE·tn "FOUL PLAY"(PG) "FUN WITH DICK & JANE" "CORVETTE SUMMER" "JOY RIDE" (PG) "ALMOST SUMMER" "AMERICAN GAAFITTI" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "AMiAICAN HOT WAX" (PG) K~t•U• Ntat StJd•um "SMOKEY & THE BANDIT'' (PG> "GONE IN 60 SECONDS'' A.U HIYf.IHS Of'IM 7:00 P.M. .. IGH'T\.Y C"•ICI unci .. 1 1 "•re u nttn • K1C1d•• "'""''o"M I J ' . ~ MOVIE REVIEWS Friday September 22. 1978 DAILY PILOT C7 'lnteri()rs' Filled With Intensity Price Recalls Wilde's Wit By BOB THOM1 S -··A_ .. __ _ "lNTERJOltS" '" u lit dcitro · turn for Woody Alll'n. v. ho '' wt 1tt r dm•ctor but not 11c lur lO Uu. .. broodan~ -.tud\ of a r t&mtly unable· to d1scurd RU1lt und bl11mt· Attonwv t-: t: M .1r\h11ll and h1'> perfrc· uon1s1 Wlft·. Ger.Udme l)a.:c• huvl' renrhl'J J parting. wtllc h di turbi. thu1 w1nt·d und l'Om p,•titl\ 1• t!.iu.ihtt•r, D uint• k.t•Jtun. Krt'lltn Gr1ff1th .rnd Mun lwth llurt In luw-. R1ch1u ti Jord111n .i.nd ~.ul\ \\ Jl<'1 .. lun .1n· t·aught In ttw ero~'\ fm·. as Wt'll .l:.i. Mt1r.h.1ll " new wafr. Muurrf'n st:iplf'tnn Tht• '><'t'Ol'' of r-1•\c•lalion .in• p..rformcd with chllhnR 111tt"n:>ity nol a -.ani::h· I ulsl· notl' an trudc All1•n ll~«'lh on thl• an~u1 .. hed ruce~ h we ll as well ordl1tNJ room., und ~ and~wt"pt ~urfs, bwld1n1ot lht· 1ensw11 ,,, un 11lmost un tx-arab1e point ll I'> an 1mpr1•-.\1Vt'. oftf'n disturbing film. andt <·atinl{ Alle n 1·.111 rt•1u·h Rrenln ht>ighb r~rrnlty ttftt'r hP p:i"~t"" tn~ Ingmar Bcrgmnn v(·nod-. ltah'd PG £"'\'Jlt for dO uttemplc'd rnlX! ilnd u CO<';&tnt.' 'naff. tht·re 1s little to offe nd. MOVIE FAMILY CAUGHT IN CROSSFIRE Geraldine Page, E. G. Marshall Spltttlng t>ut f OP IGicks ... llot f OP IGiclS ('I"•" ll:m/1drl" THE EROTIC ADVENTURES OF ~ti®~m ~® S1amno ALEX ROMAN ' TCC .. NICOlOR ~iM& producl1on• 1( .,., 'I -~,. ""' ~ . ~ , 1 .z,) ' (!, •:; Now Showing AT SPECIALLY SELECTED THEATRES EVERYWHERE! PE'fER FRAMPTON THE BEE GEES ''SGT. PEPPER'S LONEIY HEARTS CWB BAND" ....... , _____________ _ FRANm BOWERD PAUL NlCROLAS DONALD PLEASENCE -STl'Vl MAR'nlf ............... _ U'fo.ALM:n ftMllJ A£ROSMITH ALICE COOPER EARTH WIND St nRE BIL.LY PRESTON -GECllGE BURNS ......... <.,,t'it>lfW1'"P"1'"' ..mcMtAlllC.1I06"'(!11WCTUn ""'"'••• tATnCJA IDIC'JI CUC9GI KAl"mf DHIT l!DWUl>S iii~ ~milwooo :OCwucinn.n --~. ro;;:;-----=----"J•---ft_,... llUlll-•llll• l:.~:~;::::: ... :::-' OODOUIY.lft.MO • --~i-~~ ..... .....,..., ... ........... ----·---·--- ·~l•f.IUWl:t~t1--------· . . . IOWAIDI ClltlMA Costi Maa ~&·3102 > (A Quick Look at the Movies) ''f'OUI. "-Al''" t om01M\ t~ t~ \C-11 onm"°tH Will\• 1mt11toO tl\"ll•r •AO wtC..OS '""•t o•ti.t._ f twt • 11\ "onvtfMnQ t0t •v•rvOOOt' -,1~u,11;, nctoC.•11 <11..-M.len . • rlt<IOl•un'I 011on"•"<t M<t•t ot ell, -r• I• (ioldl• H•wn. WhO Oltll•'"' • bltlh•nll• -1•.IMG -!Oftn...C• .. , ... --....... ,ctv ,,..., Lrw.M fet,... !WI -ot Ill\ Tl/ Mtft. n~1 "m', ti.;t hf\ °'°"' •~ • l•.OlllQ m.., _, l)t(jlnl~ (Olin HIOQI ... , -r.-..<•M• '°' Hll<hCOCll ... , O•-.Ole...cl '" ~·-!>lrtl.... wrote thl• -•AO oir•<Uod •• -" H9 •now> N>w to .__ the •< 11911 fj(HftQ M•llOCI PG. l>f'OOolblY be<-OI ••no-oe. ~II,,_, •I'd •ur ... •II mlld .. * ... .. CAf'•ICOltlll ON•" 11 .. topnotcn -'""· ""•»O•<IOV\ t•I<" ttwlt •lra1ns cr•dl.lhtv •l~t to """ «>r .. ••ftCI 111>1nt uwai m•.-o v1ewefl nwv "ott •• Int IAll• ol • Moir\ IMOIAQ .... .., by • °"'~rat• -~t. e>ut 1ne action •• t.nt -<Iner •ftOuOll 10 ..,\l\&ra lhose In warch ol wnl.,· t•lhmont e~ .. e1es. all.,. the reveta11.,.,, 111 Wunlnvcon. .. ,,.. .. "call tNt """' ,., ffl<"""' Wr lier 01r.c1or P9Mr Hy•m• " • SPl-lo story telltr wno ~ dr-fine e>ertormilll<.H from heliCOC>lers as .... ti el acton. The OSI J- 8rotl11, 8r-llacc•10. Sam W•tenton, 0 J. Stml>\Oft, Kai Holbr-. K•r.., Black and Telly S.••tnlnabfiel,lunnyblt Rat.a PG. * * * "'THI'. euoov tKM.L y STOltY" ls lhe IWJl'IW lllt ot , ... -,...,, • ver111e, perceQttve bloOt•plly ol Ullt rod< 'n' roll P-r ,.,_. IOC!lr· lnq career tftded In• IU'l 1>1-crun. Thlt script t>y the late RObtrT Glltter Is nellller c-•rldltlQ nor l!vl»<I. 11 s.mply Cells '-• LubboO. Hus. bl>y m.tnaved to •sc-the ~19ht• Of •new mul•C Industry without ICKlnv nit 1nteor1iy. SI••• Rnh"s dlrectlol'I """"' IM ltorv "-lno -Holty"s mu5lc fs r.-<rHted Will> e.cllement ar10 110.tlty-Jt's all II~. no e>l•V~lls. The fllm's rnaior fo<c.• is Gerv Busey, • ••· markable GC>Mbltw..lonol e<t°' •"" mullclan, Don StrOUd •AO 0..rlH Martlr1 Smith •r• ldfft •• other memtien Of the Ctkkets. R•ted ~. wltn only • lew ••pttrtlvtt to wlly QUtlllicllftbn .n • lamllyfllm, "THI'. OIUYlll"' o-With• t•rYlllc <,,_Of • robb9•Y Qel•w•Y • .., bv 'lqUotclrons Of POIKe u" ~ "-" procHC11 ~tt 111enatter. •tt of ,.,. <llM4'Cle" are namtlttJ. lltle•n to.,. elteme>Uno •n ..l\ttntlal car·<haM film Tht combination _,n·t WOtti Ille .,.,,..m,.m Of 1"9 ''"""only un- 0trlon1ng 111o emt>1lr1tu o: IM dleloQue Rv•n O'Nul M••• cnar1911 hh bl•nd ••· P'•Ulon ...... en .. tOO ~-•rid !WO.tie Adj ... 1'$ lovely l<Kt rerN1M bllftll. Bruct O.rn pl•"' - Of Iha •I~ Bruc.e O.m ere.ii_.•• 1'-del9'· 11ve R•t..i R. * * * WHO'Li. ~ TI4 E ltAIN ,, Mt ambit'-p.-.. Mrll-dey •lltOO<'y of llOw t"-\lletNm WM' CO<· rupt.o lndlv1Clu•I llvn. MICnaet Morlerty, • Marl,.. turned 1oumatlll, CltcldeJ to rur1 ntroln trom v ... ......, to tne vn11ec1 St•tn . and tn\IOl- hls wife, lueidey Wekl. and • '°'-' Marine buddy, Nick Nolte. Tiiey lmmecllatety •11Counler a Hdlsllc ....,.... who may or m.\'f r\Ot be 90vernrnen1 t9t'11s. Moll••lionl ~ i..,y Notte ••-Nletz\dle ....ci -le<!-fail. suc11 as a mtanlngleu foray into th• lllm wo<ld. Bui dire<!°' Kart Rein kff!K the tenslOI\ moun1ln9 trom lhe WtJIM lr19, aAO he clr•Wl WPerll>" 11111onnenc~ trom the three liars Rat..i R, 11 c.onta•~ rOU911 I~, t0<1ur•,.. 'IUOllCH ancl clemonstratlOl'IS of Or119 !Ae. * * * "MOOf'Elt" Is a ~ambanO IOllowup to tast y .. r's surprise 1111 ""Smol<ev and the Bancll1:· This time Bure lleyr\Otctt Is the worto"s tlfNIHl \tuntman. and director Hal N...il\em knowlfttly teach htm -hi\ br-rly COhorl\ lnrough a s..< unM>n Of tantastK \tunfl. NM<lh•m. OM ot ""' best stuntmen 111 .... , of>. YIOU•IY llnows lhe territory, but 11<1°1 •ISO tl<lllful at POrtr•Ylnv tr. camar-rle Of ttlat lt•rlKS l><MCI t l's all fa<rly m1ndteu, but lot ally tnlert•l1>!"0, Reynolds Is SU()ll()rl~d nicetv t>y ~lty Field. Brlart ICeith -Jan·Mt<llHI Vlnunt. R•led Pc;. * * * • • SI•• 1,, 19". Tlllf 1""9 T'•tum O'Neet Pl•V' Ille 9lrl Who bffoll •tt Ille oddt lO Wtrl \tit blq hone •M:• Slit" not as tootetv •s the -T•vtor. bVI ,.,. nn ltw ....._ ll., preMir1<1, encl $111 rl<lft amatlrlQIY ....it. Produor-OltWlCW•Wrlltr 8rv~ FOf'llH di,_ Pl•V• o<wl-a11tnllon tcw ttw ...-tl,,,_lel motr· '"'Of YCWt. His •• ,. too lelfUf"tty •• llmtl, bUt the total effect Is heert..,.,arml119 .• • •••<-..,. llclOte to I ... Nn1WtHs Of IN_, -!Ills. Nanette ........_. Olrllt~ Plum-4lf>d H~cl•llY Mlllony HocMllM H Iha Olymptc Gamo coach help ._ credllllllty lo wllet coulo ha•• bMn _,, as • ._i tot 9lrlf. * * * "HEAVEN~ WAIT"' P'9M<IU War,..,. BNI· ty·s 111slon Of Ille ller'eaO,.r. It I•• pt.ck! ptece ot dry·.ce Y-~I tne tM'#IY 0.e>arted boatO • tnow-whtt• Conccwoe M"l•ktnty proflOUnuo O.ad trom ac&rcresll.Joe Pel>dt1lon l&.•ttvt 1u1 towed to rt!Unl to eerttl, ""' as • powerful mllllonaire. tl'lan H QWrterba<k t°' the ~ A-IHR.-. Suen olothno COUid hot,.. proved • hea....iy d•s· uter, but mar a< let do..._,... The lUOPOnlrlQ tell 1,· ,.,,., "411Clally Ma$0n. J•tlt Warden oH ttw looftNll trainer. -O..rw• Grodin •AO Oyen ~ as """°"' 11toner'S. Ratl!CI PG, but tne lllm is u <.leet1 •• 8••tty's "Snamp00'" wM raunc11v. * * * "UUltlCAN HOT WAX" I•.., lnltttlous and u tremetyofllgn _,_VY cet.bfatlon of the roots 01 roo ·n· '°''«Id tlW man wno 114-re<l thl• .. .,._ venerate" ,,.w style ot music bec:ll 1n ttff -New 'l'l>"lt disc jockey Al.., Freed. The mo.,. ba~uuv <oml>lnH • thinly 11c. ll01>•ll1ec1 moniave of ti.. tut few f!ay1 ou<lno which Fr-w~ •t tJW IOP of n11 proteu ....,.1 c•rHr •nd • ~ ol the nit rock ·n· rott tunM ot ,,.. •• ,.'!Os. Director Floyd Mulru• utltl1es tn• loon screene>l•Y Of caricature strol!es In an tnteresllno manner l>Y PAWntlnt Fr-lmarwkwltv enecl· e<1 by Tim Mctncorel M the cairn·~ wltllln a r19" •tlQ storm Of 11rtrest 4M>d inoeclslon con""' part of the ltldsl end controversy Ion thlt CNrt ol Che establls.,.,.,..,.I. NOW SHOWING IN AN EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT AT EDWARDS CINEMA CENTER A JACK ROW NS-CHARLES H JOFFE PROOUOlON I ~INTERIORS I "A movie of amazing uncompromised punty And as a piece of KRISTIN GRIFF'fl'H MARYBETI-1 HURT RICHARD JORDAN DIANE KEATON E.G. MARSHALL GERALDINE PAGE the film·ma.kers art. it is thrilling ... -CHARLES CHAMPUN. L.A. TIMES MAUREEN STAPLETON SAM WATERSfON Director of Photography GORDON WIWS ~Producer ROBERT GREEN HUT Produced by CHARLES H JOFFE Witten and Directed by \NCXXJ'( AU.EN I l!.?1:7!~--.:"~I T!'!!!L~ edwards CINEMA CENTER HARBOR AT ADAMS, COSTA MESA MESA VERDE CENTER 979-4141 NOW PLAYING TOGETHER AT EDWARDS NEWPORT CINEMA .. .,,,..-... , Thegrealalt \Vho Btantman. alive! ~· • -4-1 ~ * .. ~,!)l·~M!l..IJ.W ~~;~'¥; 11,,~ ·· ~ter Falk Ann-Margret Sid Caesar James Coco Louise Hetcher Madeline Kahn Marsha Mason AbeVigoda Nicol Williamson edwards NEWPORT MIAICOAST HWY.&NACAln4UI Eileen Brennan Stockard Channing Dom Deluise John Houseman Fernando Lamas Phil Silvers Pciul Williams ---m ·--e-...... ~ ........ , .... M. ·~ 644·076 Vil}cent Price ma kes his only Los Angeles stage appearance as the colorful and quic k· tongued author Oscar Wilde in "Diversions and De lights" Sunday at 2:30 and 8 p.m. in the University of Southern California Bovard Auditorium. The highly acclaimed one-man play. writ· ten by John Gay, portrays Wilde toward the end of his life giving a lecture in a seedy concert hall in France. Price captures the essence of the tragic, witty author of "Picture or Dorian Gray." "The Importance or Being Earnest" and "Lady Win· dermere's Fan", offering observations on a variety of subjects in a manner that earned Wilde the distinction or being the greatest master of the "Art of Conversation" in the English speaking world. Tickets for the production arf' $8.SO. $7 SO and $5.50. Student prices are $6. $5 and $3 . In· formation and credit card reservations may be obtained by telephoning (213)741·7111. Tickets may also be purchased at USC Booth Hall 110 a nd at Mutual agenc1es. Group rates are a vailable. but advanced reservations are ·recommended. ±~~~-~ Plus ·THE EROTIC I.Ml ADVENTURES OF Plul PINOCCHIO ' IRI .. JENNIFER .. redud-:--· -:-s-=ms~.==r=OL-=c1=1f£M~l Mf\fOl•l~ __ _...,.L :'~·-- •Ultk H4MIU. Pl11t 'THI! <>toll! ANO ONlY'" < ' t ,, • >. ~. i: II •• \l •· n 11. IO :: (lt 0-"ILY PILOT Tele1'iSion TONIGHTS LATEST LISTINGS J 1 l<lll \., EVENING •00 10• !Pl HEW1 EMEAOIHCY ON£1 A youllQ RAm1.1 .. 11 11uc 111• Q In\ I t fllt lhl WO.' ~·'~"··~k, I YOU 00..'T IAY ,.._ 111\AOY eUNCH '•*'>v no C.. 1 n.,...,, ,. t••·t with'''''•••"', h '""' l If\ \lO • Vt•tyfr.u..g tht Wftlllt I ·'Y' h,1• ,, wo• • G) l'rMETI 0# IAN ~NCl9CO fl) OVUI EAIY 1 om,..y Smott11 '' ,,, ... v ..... d•~Ytn(j I,... , ., '"''' rup w•tn f\1~ "'"'"'' o ........ ,. .. " \I(>< .. ~~_,,,,.,,. ""Kl ""-fl~9"(~ ,.,.. " ••>Q<AM l<'O iMll•«loC' IHI Ul) , AMll Y P<>flTfWT ''"' r. "'"' '" ~-· no J. ~T:w' OOUOt+ • t 1.0W: LUCY t , .. v ~' ,, t' onn'"• f1t Tut, Tut ><t l'VY" ,.1,...,,.. f:D MICHAIL JACKSON (,., ... I r ....... IJJ V• I nl)I> w .. 11 .. ' ,., ~·• -· hM ul IJMo ( I A MWS 11>1•· r ,..,.., ''" m.inv p<>l•ll(:;I mt ~••oo ov~•1tn~1 w••h ~·••mt ""'1• tPJlfl ~) 6li) MOJECT. UNIV£ME Reviving a 3. IOO·year-old romance are Cleopntra and Rameset. the Great - olaved bv Olivia Newton-John and Don· ny Os mond rn the "King Tut's Farewell Party" s kit on Donny a nd Marie tonight at 8 on ADC. Channel 7 EWKll OffloilQNhC Ril>Owt• l>llfl I rl CAOeS-WfTS ('I M€RV OAlfflN C.Uftt~ J-Sf-ymo11t 0.00< an 11 hnql.'t Prt-.c '"" Bat~ Pal KIOu'I. '"" No•<i<n.,•< 011n11rn1 elecl>On 7:001 == UARSCl.U8 ~NEWS TONIGHT 7:30. 80Hl<EA81 1PYem-e1 Tht< Hudson B•ottwr<> hO!lt ti\•& zany new SMlfl& wtm ~rat 91JOSt Pau• w 1111ams 8 PL~E STANO BY NEWL YWEO GAME D Q1) HOLL YWOOO SQUAAES I JOKER'S WILD 8tX MILLION DOUAR MAN The Rescut> Ot AthOnu On<' g) SANFOROANOSON EI) MACNEii. /LEHRER REPORT '1!) VOTEA'S PIPELINE f k<l•OI' 78 Jim COOC>t'f .ind " Oranoe Coun1y n,.wsmlln 04'al with ltie 1<.o;ueo; and ~r<1a1es in I LOVE EXPERTS AOAM-12 21TONIOHT fl1 THE MUPPETS Guesl Helen Roddy 1;00 8 WONOE:R WOMAN 1Season Premie<el A ktd· napper nabs a teen.nge s.nging Idol and demands a two m 1111on dollar ransom 0 WAVEAL Y WONDERS •Pr~el "Tato Vs Tete Claa•IWI Lbti•fl• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles e KTLA (Ind) Los Angeles • KABC·TV (A BC) Los Angeles Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego D KHJ· TV (Ind) Los Angeles 91 KCST (ABC) San Diego m KrTV (Ind.) Los Angeles e KCOP·TV (Ind.) Los Angeles fl!t KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles 8i> KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach 'The American Girh' Not a , JiggleShuw • By JERRY BUCK HOLLYWOOD !AP> -U Mike Wallace really had Tesearchers like this on "60 Minutes" be might smite mor e often. Or Just laugh. The two stars of the weekly CBS seri~ that premieres al 9 p.m . Saturday on Channel 2 are beautiful enough to make a man smile. But the premise for the sho w might make Wallace laugh. Priscilla Barnes and Debra Clinger play on· the.go researchers for a network news magazine not unlike "60 Minutes," also on CBS. They traipse. a round the country ln a van, invariably land into trouble and solve it in the s ame realistic fashion as. say, "Charlie's Angels." .. THE AMERICAN GIBLS" has been rapped by the press since the pilot·was first unveiled last May. Partly for its fanciful view ol news work and partly for an overheated piJot that quickly got the stars into bathing s uits and then into the middle of an auction where international multimiJlionaires were bidding for nubile young girls as playthings. Mike Wallace will have his own say about "The American Girls" on "60 Minutes" In a seg· ment made during the network affiliate meetings last s pring. So. Harris Katleman, executive producer with Harve Bennett, was somewhat defensive about the show. T t•df."'" Joo (,J~11y IJ~· Nama1n1 ·~ c.11U<1ht 1n tf10 mlCldle when " 6tudent MHJkS 1eluge tram h•~ tatnm ~I Joe 'house U MOVIE • • •, W1ld1?rness Journf!V" 1 t9701 Oocumen· 1ary A young boy tacos If•· .us ono t11bu101tons 1n tlr5 worch tor his lather who is lost 1n tile vast Alaskan w11oorness 12 hrs I 0 tH>I DONNY & MARIE fS<loson Prem1ero1 Gues1s 801> Hopi' 011v10 N(.wlon· John. K C and 1he Sun,h1ne Bond 6 MOVIE • • • Spar1oou'i (Part 21 119601 Kit~ Oovq111s L.1u1Pnce Ot1vier A Q13d•.l· tor l'o;G.Jl)l•<; lrom SIJH·•y I(\ ChOllengP tho St•<'nqth ot lmO""BI Rome and nocomqs 11 svmbOI at tree· oom 12hrs1 Q) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Gvt'SI John Bync• g) MOVIE • • ·, "Jaws Ot Oeath l>ocumenlary 12 h1~ I m m WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW f 8 KEEN'S PEOPLE Poh1oc ~ 18 Tht• Run For Su!>+'rv1~or Jim B.Jtc-s ,ino Le<> Hubbaid dol>.111• 8:30 Q WHO'S WATCHING TME ICID8 I Pr~nl•tHt-t I 1tty Mth• 'I nl Anu••' o•d 'll.1fv (I yn dJ C.OO<ll11t•nd •no (;1111in K.iy•I 1nv1I" lh•tr un~u •OeClinQ n••Qhbo• Lony ILMry 1o1te..01no1 lo• a.nnN to u k l\tn'I 10 tutor A11()1tt ~ looqh ~1d hrOllt-01 ._r11ntu., tScott BalQI Q) I.OS ANGEi.ES RAMS FOOTBALL HtOHllOHTS m m WALL STREET WEEK 01owlh 5lock~ r1n<1lly 1•av Off? Gue~• Eome C {-lruwrl v1ct1 prt1s1dent .lnO porttOl•o mBnaoe• et T Rowo Price AHoc1ote1. tnc. 1:00 fJ (I) THE INCREOl&E HULJ( 1Season PrernM><el oav1d Banner laUs •n love with ,1 psych1a1ris1(Ma1oet10 1-<a•I· 1ey1 whOse own a111ic11on causes he< 10 be dePend· '"'t .,, him 0 ROCKFORD FILES 1Season Premie1111 "Hea,. tacne, 0 1 A Foot ' Thi! managers 01 a country t8'0td•ng at11s1 1nvorve the unknowin<) Stoget with nvol mob<; on the undefvworkl IJ I MOVIE • • * • "Tiie Bad News Bears • ( 19761 Wallt11 Matthau. Tatum 0 Neal An alcoholoc llllle Leagoo cOclch 11an~torm~ hos los· 1nq team 1010 ~nnnnt con- tenOe•s bv "l<J"'"9 uo two of the meanRSI. tougnes1 players around U) MERV GRIFFIN G001!tS· J11ne Seymo..1. Deborah Klinger. Pnscilla Barnes. Pat Kious. Lon• Anderson fl!) MASTERPIECE THEATRE · The Mayor Of Cas1or· bridge.. Oona10 Farlrae pro"1des business comoe· hhOn la< lhe MllyO•. both Ehlabeth Jane ario Luccue Templeton receive dvvns· tat1ng news f Porl Jal II ~ TAXPAYERS' REVOLT: ARE CONSTITUTIONAL LIMITS DESI AA.BL£? f0<mer Sohcnor Generat Rot>erl 80tk. May0< Loo Atf'xander of Sv•acuse New York. Nahonal Utban Coahtl()f> Ptesident Ca1t Holman and MoGhl<Jan la• 1et0<mer Ro<:hiud 1-<f'adlf'<• d•SGuss 111e mo""m""1 10 lom1t governtm'rlt ~peno. 10.00 d THE EOOIE CAPRA MYSTERIES (PrPm1Ptf'I . Whf'rt' lht>r(• '> Smoke • t nwy .. 1 (Odie C,1pr.1 fVoncenl 011qg1•llill voiunlPets 10 hf'IP cloar .i younq wom11n ot muH1"r cl1111ges. resulting lrom "n "THIS IS NOT A jiggle show," he said im· mediately. For the two or three people in the coun· try who still haven't beard, ·a jiggle s how is oQe in which beautiful young women are put into tight l..'QJ>il~~~C~O~l~ .. je~~Ml~~;:A~ .. ~~.~~·a~::J!.Qi~:-ii~~~:.L.!~ race track and probing spirits and s pooks in the mode of "The Amityville Horror." "I'll t ell you why," fl e continued. "The girls have a franchise. They're not cops. They don't carry guns. No judo. They're researchers for a television magazine." Walking across his office. KaUeman .picked up a TV cassette and inserted it to a video tape re· corder. "This is a segment of 'Good Morning America.' "TIUS IS SCARY. IT'S our pilot. I wish I'd had this when the press was beating my bead. say. ing It doesn't happen in America." He was refer· ring to the pilot's while slavery theme. On the TV screen David Hartman interviewed a former teen-age prostitute who told of girls being recruited in Minneapolis for "the New York pipeline." Katleman said, "We're laking our stories right out of the news. I was ln London when I saw a, newspaper story about how girls from the U.S. - mostly blondes -were auctioned off to rich men ln foreign countries." HE SAID 111E PILOT probably would not air until about the fifth or sixth episode. Instead, the series opens wlth a story about how the two women get together and work on a story about a defector from an Iron Curtain country. Sublequent stories will find them at a fat farm and an euto "The American Girls'' certainly is not a re· alislic view of news work. But neither is "Colum· bo" a realistic view of police work. Nor "Kaz" a realistic look at the legal profession. All have taken a dramatic license to add s pice to what might otherwise be dull if only the absolute truth was presented. Katle m a n a nd B e nne tt forme d the ir partnership a year ago, a fter Katleman resigned as president of MGM Television and Bennett left Universal after producing "The Six Million Dollar Man," "The Bionic Woman" a nd the prestigious "Rich Man, Poor Man" miniseries. THE BIRm OF .. THE American Girls" came when CBS programming chief Bud Gra~ said he would be interested in a road show with two girls. "Harve and I kicked the idea a round," said Ka tle m an, "and we came up with the idea of two girls who worked for a TV magazine called 'The American Report.• It's got some 'Route 66' in it "But you can't just put two girls in a van and have them run around the country. People would say they were bums. No one said that about Martl1' Milner and Geor ge Maha ris, but they would about women. So we had to have a reason. If '60 Minutes' wasn't such a big hit nobody would believe it." Montgomery Stars in 'Foundation' HOLLYWOO D (AP ) - Elizabeth Montgomery .wlll star in "The FoundaUon," a two.hour movie for N'BC by Marble Arch Productions. ·' --i Miss Monti omery wtll play a woman wb o Inherits h er husband's bu.'lne!s when he dies and must cope with balancing the priorities of her career, her family and her personal life ll 111 taken from an English TV -;eries created by Ri c h a rd Greeson. who also wrote the movie screenplay -. ~ ~ , ... • -• * ......... TUBE TOPPERS CllS 8 7 30 Bonkers A new com· cdy-variety s how hosted by the Hudson brothers with Paul Wilhams guesting on the premiere night. ABC f.J 9:00 -"The Bad Ne ws Uc a rs." Walter Matthau is the boozy Lit· lie League coach and Tatum O'Neal is his star player in this l976 movie that has inspired two sequels. NBC t9 10;00 -T he Eddie Capra Mysteries. The prem iere episode of this new series with Vincent Baggetta as a lawyer who helps clear a young woman of murder.charges. arson 1nvu .t1Qt1hon DO NEWS m FOCUS ON BRITAIN €D t HE PALUSERS P1an1.ioent!1 c.1ut1ons Gtencora anoot hN e•trav. aqant en1er1;11n1ng lopez IOM''J lh(' ('fOCllOn dnd oemnnOl. 11nanc1a1 rocom· penso trom 1he Pat11wrs IRI '1!) UNION MAIDS lh•NI womon lflll al their 1olf>S 1n Ille \IOtmy b1tlh OI lnf'CIO IRI 10·30 Q) Q) NEWS 11·oot} 0u1e· 00 NEWS 0 OATINOOAME 6 MOVIE • • •'• Onu Onv 111 11 ... Lolr Ot Ivan O.Jfl11.ov1ch • 101 11 Tom Coorumav A oohto<:nl pusont•t struogtes to survive "' (J S11l<l11Jn labor CJmO t? h•i; I U) THE 000 COUPLE When Fell~ l>PComes a member ot lhe C1111han Pol1c.i Rf1 .. orva~ ltivoc reign~ tor criminals .ino innocent by~l.in<lf'•~ .1hkP W FERNWOOO 2NIGHT ED OICKCAVETI Gue5tS comt'dy Wttle<s o .. vld Lloyd ano MIHSMll 811ckm.1n f P.111 2 OI ;.If 1R1 ~ MACNEIL/ LEHRER REPORT 11:00 t} NEW AVENGERS Tarqet • Slee<! and Pur· df'V lt>arn mat they are tile v~hms ot thP sam,. poison which 1t1neo llve Olt>cr .JIJ!'nl ... 0 TONIGHT Ho11 Johnny C.:11<,on Gut'.-.t Tim Conwav f) TWILIGHT ZONE A C)POtl~·Ot•IUff'<J ,.a~w Jlk p1tchrnan ll)~l·t.tlk•, M• 0t1a1,, 1n10 JQtt'•••nQ "' Q1ve tum tt ,_.,,, 1pv•_. Q {lOl BARETIA II GO{' .• W•lh lh•· JOl.J Df'lff'llil '°' mr1rlu~d f('U ._..,,., t.ullnn Dv th•• l.uoln•'' o l .i '100<I ho 1..,11ed dunnq .1 •Obbely IRI U) HOGAN'S HEROES HOQan 1ries to oostrov 1 t,8C"'I G"'man .;111111uv Plf'CP Q) OETSMART tiiJ CAPTIONED WORl.D NEWS TONIGHT WANING .a2:00 0 TWILIGHT ZOHE Sam K11t1fldge •lCCr<lt>nt<1llv dlSGOVti•S lh&t h1S P•OSPt'<:· ,,,.p -;on m-tdw rought '" tnflC1v1I War Q) JUKEBOX Guest rw1ggv W HONEYMOONERS fl!) PBS MOVll~ • • • ·Po•• 0 1 c.111 U9<t8l .NJ.ne·Ch"'''"" Jonsson Benql Eklund An l!¥·•eto1m scnool mmate •alls '" love w1tn d wander. 1ng sailor g1v1nq he• hope t0t happ1nr<ss 12:30 f) MOVIE • • ·Pearl Ot The Soutr. Pac1l1c' I 19551 Denn•s Moroan. V1191n1a Mayo T"•!!" <tdventu1e1.-. """""'" to steal the peatl cacht> al " South Se11 •Siano village ( 1 nr 4Sm1n 1 U) SOAP FACTORY DISCO Q) LAS VEGAS SPORTS LINE 12.37 0 MOVIE • • • Seven In Oarkne<;s .. t t9691 Millon 8efle 01na Mer1111 Alter 1he11 plane crashes '" .i •t""Ole mountain reg.on lht' bhnd ~rv1vor.-. struoglr• 11 m,Ji.1? 111eir w.iv back to C.IVlllLahon 11 hrs I ig MOVIE • • •, Comor1n1on" tn N1on1m.Jt" 11qb71 ~el"yn IJOuQI•" Ann•• 8.1• tt-1 A mu1oe1e1 "'"~•·S hall ltlP pa111>n1~ "' •• •f'WB•Ch 1fl~l1llJIP IOI lht• r•mOflOnal· ly d1Mu1 bt.•d t 1 11' 20 Comedy, \/ariety Mary's Return Classy Series By JAV SHARBUTI LOS ANGELES CAP> -Those who feared Mary Tyler Moore couldn't make the shift from her fine situation comedy to a variety series are advised to tune m CBS at 8 p.m. Sunday for the premiere of "Mary " To tmderstate the case, it's as well-written and classy as her old show. One problem : Families may fl~ht Sunday nig hts over seeing her new mus ic-and·comedy series or ABC's riva l "Bat· tlestar Galaclica." Once again, she's had the wisdom to secure a firsl·ra te supporting troupe that includes Dick Shawn, a Cine, funny veteran. m1n1 12.40 IJ CBS LATE MOVIE • • O•ll·nq11• 1 HJ.'31 Wa,,~ O.tlts 8ef' JO/If>· ~ '"" ~•o•v 01 qanqste• .1U11n Oollll>Qt" .ind Mehno r\lfVI, fh<' I' b I ~nl who cauqn1 "'"' ·~ d•.tMJ· lt7Cld IRt 1:00 0 MIONIOHT SPECIAL Ho ,1, Rt: 0 •C>OPOWM;JOI\ Gu"", ltl· llt• R1vu Bdod A f 11,I•) 0 1 I 1<on1111 AliBf'IQ Rhylhm 'i*'1C11on CZtm,J:& tfJuP1 11,1nd Oz.irl! ~ountJ•n OlU ttdf;Ytl', f) MAVERICK H1911 Card Hano' Q) HIGH HOPES 1:30 G) MOVIE • • • Sp1t11r" 1 t93•l Katha11na Hepburn. Rob· or I Young A mc:iuntall'I 91rl loll~ 1n love wol h " m.irr~d '""" 12""' I Q) MOVIE • • • Estht>r And Th\.' "-•"<! 1 19601 .io.in Collon~ Ro<:ha10 ( 9an A JuOtidf' m11101 n cnosen bv Ill!' K•nq or l'P<'>I • •o •<>ola<t• his l()lmf' avocn ""'"# •f9 nall tne POS(JCUl10n OI !'\(rt people 12 h1\ I 2:00 6 MOVIE • • ·, l1ta 1 t96lil Joon· na S"•mku~ Katina Pax•· nou A younq Q"' blossoms •nlc .. amanh<>Od tol1ow1nq "'" dPa1h ot h,., .1unt ,,no ,1n dlfrtot with " music1.in 12 h1~ t 2·1s e NEWS 2:20 0 MOVIE • * 't Ntqhl fide 119631 Oenn1s 1-<oppe1 t.1ne1a Lawson Obsessed wilt> 1110 notion lhat sh{I h.ts 1nhllr1lod d murderous sireok. ,. voono 9"' ends h(lf hte I t II• SO m•n 1 2:308 TALKABOIJTWITH TRUMAN JACQUES "Wa101 Ro1os" A look al IM po11eies prac11eos ,;ind phll(Kophy Of th(' MCllO· po111an Waler 0ts11ic1 0 'NEWS 2:37 0 NEWS 3:30 t} STEVE EOWAROS U) MOVIE • • P0t1 Alrl()\K' 1 •S!i61 p,,., Anqc+1 Ph•I Ca•l'Y A man d1scoveo~ thal h1<; ... te was havlnQ..,.. <1lla11 belore <;hO ... as k1llod 12 hrs 1 Q) NEWS 4:008 NEWS 6 MOVIE • • • Abilene fown 119451 Randolph 5~011 Ann "'-O•dk Calltt..., .. n 1>o111le hom .. ste.;der., •n l'\,Jtl~.1' OI lht• t870 <, t2 hf'°' I 4:101) NEWS 4. 15 f) MOVIE • • ', · rnlf'I ln~pfflOr M.111111•1 r tQ671 l<ti1nL Auhm,;nn Edd• A•onl A DOI~"' .nspec10t •n•e~I•· o.il115 "'" my~le< v ol 8 SIOlt.'fl l)elftlll'W.) 11 r;r. 4!) -n• 4:308 MOVIF. * * • WllllO 1 r>u C,1ly SI u01' 119561 Oen.i Andr.,ws 10.i Lupino r;.oi.cl' na11 .. 11ou1>1e 01scov· , 11no c•ue~ It' '"'' mu•OO- ot"' vouno O"' 1:1 nrs I SA.I I 'RDA Y ~RNING 7:00 U CAMERA lHREE The a<.Cla1meO .ns1rume<t • !.ti Qu1ne1111 "C;tnAduon B111ss oetlorni wo•~s by Barh. Sousa and Je1ty AoH M0tton I YOGI'S SPACE RAC£ BIO 8LUE MAR8LE @) PINK PANTHER HOTFUOOE Q) ELEMENT ARY NEWS II) WOMAN: REEL TO REAL ED YOGA FOR HEALTH ll' ACC£SS SAN OIEGO 7·30 f) DUSTY'S TREEHOUSE l?;eR ROMPER ROOM EYE OF JEFFERSON (JJ SNAPSHOT ~TOGAAPHY s:00 e oo POP£YE U MOVIE • • f np P t,,..r;tOh f woman t 196 t l John Ot.-iw Ba"V"'Olfl l •nda Cris1a1 '"e p11nc:.-ot Bubas11s <1nd Ille ,;on cl t~ (l!!Qr1Jn9 pnar aoh hgn• 101 010 •atl' at an emp1te and ine IOYf' 01 :. ••llagtt 0"' I ' hr JO min i Q (@ fAHGFACE 0 MOVIE ,. ,. ~ • Awav Alf Boats r t9S6• Jett Chandler GllOf'Qt' Nader A """500'' CHtW proYt:-S •Ir.. WOf11\ \Nhftilt unOt'I dl•,,ck C:U""C V\<Otld w .11 '' ,;i:,,,c;. • Q) MOVIE • • • l t\.,J lo~t Po,c;;,p R1oclNi<:" Cr ,w•o•d .. onn [)(;11:1o G•<>eo c..,os..is ••ov- h'" dmonc tN> ~ •n a posse • : ~, ~o mtn l f!) THE ADAMS CHRONICLES John Aoams l dwver r •75<! t FC• At?am' l'tQme ~IP ,.. •n•erruoteo b" h•~ tt'ICfPaStnQ """0htf'"'Pf"I •n t~ "bet''" ~~t Altl!t •two Bos1cn l\4a~Sd· C•t' n>anv •n BoslOO' cu•">· 11on "'~ •ovanv •o •llP cQlo f\I~ 8;.30 0 GODZILLA POWER HOUR Q QOJ SUPERFRIENDS Q) SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA . . The other s are J ames Hampton, Swoosie Kurtz. Judy Kahan, Michael Keaton and David Letterman. the last seen to great effect last year in l an NBC s poof of ··so Minutes" called "Peeping • Times." SOME PATRONS[ TV RC'VIEW ) no doubt will compare • ..i r .. "M ary" to Ca r o t -. Meeting Bintself Burnett's old series But they're only alike in craftsmanship. The "Mary" style of humor is less broad, more whimsical. and gentle r in nature. . And the skits. m ini-sitcoms mostly. may re· mind you of the more sedate ones Richard Pryor did so well in his brief NBC tour in 1977. The show also has a wonderful ability to kid itself. as when MTM notes the gaudy "Mary" sign behmd her and asks : "When you go to work every mornmg, do you have a 50-foot sign that says 'Herb?" Bill Bix by <right> as Da vid Banner C'On· fronts his other self. the Hulk <Lou Fer· rigno> in a hypnotic trance in the two-hour pre miere of "The Incredible Hulk" tonight at 9 on CBS. Cha nnel 2. Curie Series Set · ~~ • -:. ... NEW. Y-ORX-(AiU -A t~~riea of ~~.u .. •~G · ~Sit:~~ • h~tr.~lttt\a~NS~~~d ~~ .... JAi.:ll¥llo~"'-cer~ 1s truly a s ight to b~hold, hke w1se .a bit on Curie will be presented on PBS beginning Wednes· TV. s tend~ncy to s.a lute 1.tself -in whtch C~rl day, Oct. 11. Rem~r arn ~es 25 mmu.tes mto the s.how lo p~estde Jane Lapotaire plays the Nobel Prize-winning over an anmversary tribute to the first 25 m10utes scientist and Nigel Hawthorne plays her hus band, ofthe show. p· Th · n ed · F d The often.awkward task of introducing the ie rre . e sen es was t m m ranee a n cast is deftly handled by rolling their "audition" England. tapes early tn the hour. ---------------------Here, you'll s ee such things as two regulars imitating "Feelings" as rendered by Sen. Jacob J avilS, R·N.Y .. and Shawn dJscussing the cast par· ty he threw after hjs on~· man show. THE ONLY FLAT SPOT in Sunday's debut is a dry-cleaning skit that doesn't quite come off. Not so a nifty finale ln a club called "Fairfax Alley." wher e the cast takes turns knocking Letterman. He cons Mary into singing. At first. sounding s lightly like Darlene Edwards, a fabled songbird of the 1950s, she has troubles with .. Misty" when the pianist plays it too low, then too high for her Whereupon she gives up and emits a s traight. -;ens1tive and ta stefully arranged version or "f/c've Only Just Begun" to close the show Leave us hope "Ma ry" doesn't close until the year 2001. * EX-FOOTBALLER JOE Namath arrives on NBC. Channe l 4, tonight at 8 In his.new "Waverly Wonders," playing a coach of a hapless high school basketball team. The plot -a father.son confrqptation be medJates -is routine. Aoout Joe's emoting: Unlike ex quarterback Don Meredith, whose "Police Story" work shows he's become a fine actor, tonight's effort indicates Namath isn't out of the amateur league yet. Future episodes may indicate he's a rasl study in tlfo art of doinJ: comedy But if he and thti .. '>crlpt:s don't 1m rrove fast. I rear the former qunrterh11ck will ~ct sacked repeatedly by the Ntclscni. UCI Committee On lectures Presents: CARL SAGAN "SNrch for Ufe Beyond the Ecrth" Puhtzer w(nner for "Dragons of Eden WedMtdcry, Septftftber 27. ! 978 8:00 pm Crawford Hall General Adm1ss1on $4.00 UCI Students $2 00 Tickets ovallable at ASUCI lox Office from 9.30 am to 4.00 om Gateway Commons For fu rther 1nlormat1on ca11 Comm1:tec on Lectures 833-5588 , . • • ._ • • ........ ~ ...... Ill> '· . . I ) . . , AO~K TALK " . . .. . ,. ' . ' ...• , ........ , ..... _ Friday. September 22. 1978 * OAll.,V PILOT l Boston's Work More Sophi,sticated 8> U bl\ ROBI NSON Two yeurs taJCO, an unknown 1rouo n•med 80 ton released t.hC'1r r1.-.t album also call"d "Roston." W1th1n two months it wa11 urtifll'd &Old for !I l~ ln l'XCC,S of one million dollars and hu11 mce t'Onlinucd lo t11l, aetllna the rt1 l'ord a the ra11te t ~t>lllna <It-but l.P of any rock und roll band But "hen l)o(iton wa' -.lov. an dell venna t f'tr t'l6tt'rly awaltt'd •w<·ond •lbum. peopll' l>t·1i1an to uMk v.h11t v.a' htklnR thf'm 'o long., W t1~ thf' ft,.,.! <.1wl't''" lll't 11 flukt•" TU.•:PltO~I~(, FROM ht-. hom1· an Uu~tun dunn.: a hrt>ul.. m the hand ~ rnummoth six month h~r lt>.11ic>1 I um S<-ht1l1 lau1iht-d and said "l 1fon't Uunk the Sf'('Ond •lhum took that loni A1•1ualh 1t v.ai. done mut•h c1url'kcr lh1i1n 'Boston · I l>l>t'nt MX months betwec-n tht time I startt>d lht• f1~t album until that ulbum wu11 rtHlbt~rt'd "Th•~ nev. lint• · l>on t Looi. llt.1l•k' took ..ibout four month:-. l>l''fllt th~· t rt'm1•nd11u ... 'lH ,.,.,., of the f1rbl LP, St't1olt admit~ th..tt ll nt•\t'r h•rt h1m cntarcl) :.1&lt:.fl1..'<l I It> M'<'.., the nev. Bo!>ton album u a l'Onhnuauon of their 1nat rnl v.ork ui. well ai. u !>lt>p rorw~nJ based On tht' t'i..IH•tlenceS Of the fa riot hit ··1 '4:\S rully lookin~ rorward to making this n•cordmg because I ~asn·t altogether hap· PY about the way the firs t one sounded The only BOSTON TO PERFORM AT ANAHEIM STADIUM SATURDAY AFTERNOON [ __ R_o _c _K _T_A_L _K ______ ] thing l worried about wa:. pulling JO minutes worth of song:. togethe r that I thought deserved to be recorded Thal ·s what took most of the lime." BOSTON'S RF.CORDING technique varies from lhl' we1y most rock band~ work. Scholz ls cons1fi er<'d un l!lcctromcs whi z kid <who once worked for Polaroid and helped to develop the instant movies system>. and part of the group's s uccess can be related on e1 technical level to the way in which he maniµu lale!. the circuits that make rock sound the way 11 does. Scholz maintained his particular approach by record· ing this album in his wired in-home studio. The album. he says, "was recorded entirety in my basement with the exception of the piano track on onP of the songs. I went through a learning process before I got ready to record and I used more sophisticated equipment" Despite hrs "mad scientist" reputation <Scholz also invents gadgets to make guitars work better and perform easier). Scholz admits that he's not thrilled about the time he has to s pend in the studio. Like most rock performers. he'd rather ignore h1:. MIT degree and JUSl rock out in person. "DOING THE ALBUM was a real pain an the neck," he says. "Working in the studio for months is anything but enjoyable. It's not much Cun. it's monotonous, boring, difficult, trying. painful at times .. "The first album was worse. for two rea- sons. Number one were the facilities I was us· mg. I had nothing but the bare essentials Then. 1 was worried about the fact that I didn't know what would happen with the record. I wasn't ex- actly sure whether or not I knew what I was do· ing as far as reeording was concerm;d." ll 's obvious that Scholz and the rest of the Boston band know exactly what they're doing now. They've improved their strong ability to write rommerc1al material and deliver it in fine rork 'n' roll ~t ylc. And Scholz at this point seems a muster of the recording process even rf he hates doing it and his basement set-up is a radical departure from the way most bands re· cord. "This time-I knew I had the background to make a decent sounding recordmc. · ~cno1z says. "I wru. much more nervous with the first album " Greco Due at Cypress 1'1 !//JI' Singer-paanist Buddy Greco wlll "Around the World" and "Oh Look-a· 11 '/. entertain at 8 p.m., Saturday, Sept. There Ain't She Pretty." 30 in the Cypress College Campus Tickets for the evening are $4.50 Theater. opening the college's 1978-79 for general admission and $4 for stu- Artist Lecture Series. dents and seniors. They are on sale The jazz oriented singer has just at the college's Office of Communit y returned from engagements at the Services. The campus 1s at 9200 MGM Grand, Las Vegas; Cannes and Valley View. Cypress. Monte Carlo. He is the winner of gold Information may be obtained by records for "The Lady is a Tramp." calling 826·2220 Ext. 213. "ALMOST SUMMER~ Starring BRUNO KIRBY • LEE PURCEU • IOIDI CONNI c JOHN MlfDRJCH • THOMAS CARTER & TIM MATHESON • Yllt ' Written by JUDITH BERG & SANORA BERG and MARTIN DAVIDSON • & MARC REID RUBEL • Directed by MARTIN DAVIDSON , Mu* Score by CHARLES LLOYD and RON ALTBACH ·Produced by ROB COHEN ecuuve Producer STEVE TISCH A MOTOWN PAOOUCTION A UNrVEASAt. PICtURE TECHN1c0l<>R- ......... --,...,.. .. _.., .... -. .. UM .. I ...,.._, __ .__ 11--•0Ul ... •I k_......,. .... ..,Cft.IMllllll-...-UM. . -.............. ,_ . . . STARTS TODAY lDWARDI' llUSTOL FOUNTAIN YAlUY CUIEDOMl STADIUM ORIVE'·IM 5apta Ana 540·7444 Fountain Valley 839· 1500. Orange 634·2553 Orange 839·8770 ffUITA* HlllY .. ft ... FOlllllllfl 1;'111ty 96M•81 • I r-•4'·•-.-·-·,-...... ... So~riters' Contest Set NEW YORK Ben Vereen. songwnter Joe Raposo. disc Jockey of WNEW-FM <New York 1 Scott Muni, and lyricist Hal David are among those selected to judge the pop/rock song· writing contest being sponsored by Your Place magazine. The contest offers a grand prize of $.500 plus professional recording and second and third prites of s.100 and S200. Prize winners will also recc·1 ve free publicity through Your Place. which is a hCestyle magazine geared to people in their 20s. The contest is open to all unpublished songwriters between the ages of 20 and 29 who meet the regulations set forth in the official en· try form. Original entry forms may be obtained in the October and December Issues of Your Place or by writing to Your Place. P 0 . Box 2289, New York. N. Y. 10017. Entry deadline is Dec. 31. ~ll'ONMMM'MO-.IKAIT't MXMl.DS<I """"°' K.(J'l't ~----.vn-ao...w;---••-Oj -.---~-----~ CIST& llSA SGU1ll CQIST PlW W-2111 .. CEICll ll'·lSSl STA• DJ. &lt-1 .. lJ _. IJ ... D.I. Ul-llll ._,l'C"l\llW HU UJ. uu 911-42' ll l1llO SUDI EUa SlVilN ....,... . lllCU o 1 m -2m News from all over California Is rounded up each day In the DAILY PILOT When you think of the good life, Think OAKWOOD Garden Apartments Oakwood Is not just anothe r dpartment building. It's a way ot life' A<:>k the 25.000 happy residents who call Oakwood their ho me. Oakwood '' great recreation. fun activities. beautiful apartments. friendly neighbor' and a management staff that cares. Recreation means everything from swimming, health clubs and tennis (free lessons) to golf driving ranges. saunas and color TV tht:atrt:'i Activities mean fun parties. sports tournaments. free Sunday brunch and good times. Before you make your next move. you must vrslt Oakwood. Great locations. 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Lovely remodeloo :l UR und huge family r oom . all hu1ll1 M. outside guest room. oversized pool. ullcy entrance. Near Westchrr :-.hopping and m uch more. A~k1ng $99,900 Cal 540..1151 CA• IUF'5 ( IN COSTA MESA I Doctor _. .. 9d. PHCeN & ..... W .... ......_ Tod9J't ptk• Olllly Sl69.t00. 644-7020 ,...,, .... , .. ~\'.;\\ 11~1'1 '\ot . , l:idrm' 11r I .iml 1kn 'h.11 min1o: vl1l1•1 ~pan1~h ,, \ '" htlll\• "' lh1· bt.,.t H.111,. ••• 1'0101 h H 111111 I I\ 1• 1 '11 • d I.II ;: • ,, r lo(.11 1li:t' t fllolHI 1111 lkMI • \ lol 1•1 homo t.11 ~'ti• t•lu 10 tha,. n••1 t1hhurh1H•d I Jlt l Ul't fur 111 I 111' PETE BARRETT REALTY 642-5200 -.,..11 I!. Ith F \.'> ... It -. d HfH f../.l- l'la:i.1>1f11'M· l< I I' l858211enrh Blvd 111( C .. Hl-Ol61 LIASlOr'TIOM Ott IUY \ n J tL r a <'t 1v4· th t ~ 1· bdrm 1 '• ba home 111'1 .. mon~ lllfl ,h,11J1• tH'l'' •!fl oJ l~t: lot ll~t' lo. all. 1(1 • h~···L' ff'T'k frml din rm !JIU.• , ,tlllll' '""'''' 1n lh\' k11111, n 0 1o. n1·r ... 111 ro11111tdt!f l\'."t' Ol ~lll!Jn 7~ 1!101 macnab / Irvine realty SUPS YIEW--4>0VH SHOIES Vie w of Bay, yachts. mtns & night li ghts from this 3 BR. 4 bath home t ha t is s pacious. elegant & bea ut. m ainta ined by orig. owners. Com- p r e h e ns i ve sec uri ly syst e m . $385.000 in c l. la nd. Ke n /He len H a rtley642-823S. <V-l L> 2 A "4SHFOID" Lovely Woodbridge Crossing home ove rlooking cha rming . serene pa r k . Highly upgr ad ed in ne utral tones. It is a one-of-a-k ind Owne r will con- s 1 de r lease/op tion o r flexible finanl'1ng Hea ll y C:t SPl'l'tal Sl 15.500. Amy Hrown 752-1414. CV-12> . TOP Of CAMEO HIGHL.AMDS (':t tJlina & ocean view from this 3 HH. lormal d ining rm & family rm s ing le -s tory res. Prof. decora ted w 1 m a ny <·ustom fea tures. Lg courtyard wi room for pool. $249.500 in cl. land Donna Godsha ll 644-6200. CV-13 > WE HAVE IT! Nearly all new m Bayrrest • Master HR w 1atuzi1 bath & s tudy <or den 1 wif 'p lc· L J? ROu rm et k it c he n w 1 hrk l~t rm ,.~<.1m1I~ rm w 1hi beam 1·1·1l1ngs & \WI bar Walle<! & gated for M·<·urny S2S9.500 Appl only El:ci inc Svedc('n ll42 8235 <V 14 > LAK~EACH~OOLS~A•KS Broad moor Wi ldwood P lan B. Sing le family rel:. w/3 BRs. 2 baths. forma l dining rm & lg . yard w /auto sprink le rs. With l:.horl escrow a va il. Jl / t. Vee Stinson 642-8235. <V-15> HOTHIHG LEFT TO DO In thi s d e l ig htful D ee rfie ld townhome so beautifully decora ted it must be seen ! From its 3 BR, fumily rm & 2112 ba ths to its gar age whic h is finished like a studio -it's immacula te & a ll professio na lly d o n e! $89.900 Forr est Power s 752-1414. <V·l6l WHAT A VIEW! Mountains , city lights & valley from ne arly t:!very r()Om ! 3 BR. 1-story h o m e h igh o n a h i ll w/lu s h I anrl scaping (fully s prinkler e d ) Comm. pools. jacuzzi & tennis . New port Beach addr ess for $174 .500 fee .. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. I V-17) So.C.Mf. ••.tty ~~ .... ~tll l~ AIAHDOtitED 3 fkdr Ill'•. liHjtc' hue I.. 1 •• r<I 10\1•1t.'cl r1.i1111 .,. blt11 WU~ pm•1•1I l11r ljUH'k ,Ille• ~M ~Ill (.di 714 Ut.;1 t17h/ LIDO ISU GOLD $3.Jli.1100 Osx·n llouw Su ndJ) I a :I nk. 3 Bil Full Pdlle ,1J 1o.11 ulJo I ('O\cr 1.1 11 llrncnH lt.'h I " Ill\' 'lllow ~ou c.; l'homu,, Kn H1.wlt1>ri.. tl75 li4!5 l vr 1;1:~u~nu ,REFERRED Af<EA, nt!Ur M.V CC fll•ttcr than new 3 Bdrm, 21>11.:lh11,form11ldtn rm. pool size d Jll or htndscaped yard. Was $147 .SOO. Now $139,900. Consider :.mailer ho~ in trade OPt-:N SAT/SUN 1·5 2005 Lemnos. Mt·~a Vt!rd<' HALPIHCHIN lll-:1\1.TORS 675-4392 ---NEW,ORT RB>UCED $26.500 Corgeoui. ranch style custom bui lt in Newport' Qwet cul·d e·sa<' A l'd brick pathway and wh1L~ rail fence. 2 Mass1vt·1 fireplaces. Beamed cc1I rngs. Huge fa mily room w111 ft. wet bar. T rue l'ountry ·style kitc hen. Fant11s tic 66 · covered Ovt•rs1.lt'<I 3 car garage + large s hop & bath at rear. with lots of pa rking. Big custom built 4 BR. 2 BA home f!:a11t:-;1de . Costa Mes a . Form a l din ing. family room . <'Ount ry kitche n. stone f1rcpl~1t~ and lllc entry . Full price on· ly $130.000 c ... 540·11 51 . MESA VHDl CORMEI LOT Sup1:r farrttly home. featuring 2 f1n·plc1<·es. gas BAQ, RV uccess and t>l'aut1ful lawn Owner anxious. c .. 546·5180 CANMlllY VILLAGE. NEW,ORT HACH Three comm ercia l loti;. 2822-24-26 Newport. Blvd .. each lot 1s 25x90'. On e lot with building. store or office. S325.000 Cal 546-5880 ERITAGE OCEANFIOMT Fine cr aftsmanship in ma hog. trim & oak floors. sets off this landmark : 4 BR . 3 ba . home in finest location Established trees & lawns. $475.000. IACK IAY Fine 4 bdrm., 211:1 ba th ramily ho m e on qu iet c ul de s ac . Over sized pool playhouse. extra storage $169.000. BAYFRONT Several fine bayfront homes with pie r & slip BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR 341 ttoy\1d" D"'''' N B 615 6 lol pauo! RV parking-and -------------111111111111111111111111111111111~ much. m u<' h mor e ! Owner will carry 2nd T .D . P rll'1• reduced $26,500 llurry l'all to· <li.v ! ,_.,,,,,, • 11 •• f. [~IR&H;I I ACRE Bwldin~ or mobile home sate. J ust East of Ortega Hwy. All ulihllcs to pro· per ty Xlnt t e rm s . t fl76 5717 or 1/5234462 FARGO MESA VERDE ~COATS & WALLACE ':rJ7 REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCAUY OWNED COMPANY SERVING THE SOUT COAST AREA SINCE 1961 MEED LOTS OF ROOM? Try this big MESA VERDE ho me for size. It 's a s talely 2 story with 4 Bdrms. family room . dining room . and a real pres- tige area. Large yard with pool ' At $149,500. Cal 546.4141 Serving Costa Mesa-Irvine Huntington Beach-Newport Beach llu~e yard. 5 bd rms l•--------pnde of ownership thru· SELL V 0 U R 0 W N oul Rt?ady to move In HOME IYAHJUAM WELLS CUSTOM POOL HOME SI 19.500 $895 f EE·ASSISl in ads EASTSIDE fin. sale;, escrow etc. COSTA MESA REALTY FR~E CustDm 3 bdrm home. HOM ES bit, for ma l din.rm & R E.Adv1sory Serv1ce bonus rm Owner·s 1~~~~530~~·2224~~~~l transferred. S98.500 1: :1Lst. .. ~ Balboa lslancl Really t\_'\:l•l\\f .... ~ ,.,.,...,........,." 673-1700 HEW,ORT Something ror evc•ryon<.' m the family' Pool for everyon e' Gourme t kitchen wicook is land for mom Isolated private mc;tr swte for Mom & Dad. Mariners. Emugn & Harbor Hi Schools for the kids Baycres t beauty wlfam rm & 4 generous bdrrr.s & 3 ba Call tod;iy for a n u d ve n turt: 545-9491 real estate TltrLEX. SI 55,000 -Eastside C M. three 2 bdrm l 'h ba th units. pvt. p a tios, ga r ages : incom e over $1000/mo. Loan is $100.000. 4 IDRM WITH ,OOL -4 bdrm pool h ome in Westside Costa Mesa. new carpeting. 6300 sq . rt. lot. $79,900 with VA terms . A Su.ER. $109,500 -Back Bay cul d e sac, 3 bdrm. 9.000 sq . ft. lot. Ha rbor Hi district. only $109,500. a s leeper. U,._IVUI: ti()Ml:S REAL TORS' 546·5990 . 1525 Mesa Verde Dnvc. East. Costa Mesa cJl~o 1n Coro 11.1 dl'I M,11 . .,1 b 75 bOOO LfT US DO l"Hk s&U~ YOU DO THE SAVI~ 4V2% COMMISSION MIW SIA VllW HOMl WITH YllW 2103 Yec:ht Oaphane 2 bedroom & de n -2 baths. fireplace - Big kitchen with brea kfast are~ -Side y9rd, has room for pool or large patio. Priced below market at $239,000. Sma ll down payment & owner will ass ist in fin ancing or lease option . Open Housf! Sat & Sun 1·4. CAio&. '15-U11 6.H. IOIBTSOH, UALTOlt 1002 "ttreMO hoch I 018 ············~·········· .•••••••••............. real esta te CUSTOM DUPLEX O,.n Fri/Sat I ·'4 33437 VIA V~KDI-: Cap1:.trano &ach Beaut ocn/ \rallt-) v: .. ~ upper unit 2 Br dt den. I. ba Lower . 2 Br . All <'mpll wl w a ll to·w1t li <'pt g. drps. bltns. 1rr.ma<' lhru-0ut. $179.950 H.....,w ..... tr 496·143S FOUND. beaullful l l>ty IC~ SeNicesJ •---------Spamsh stylt-hom~ ;; Y" lock lay Special MEMIH MULTIPLE IOAID :Jrviru~ 2Val €s"'t> 714: 54t-ns1 or Eves.: 752.0213 1-:SLEY N ~YLOR CO 1\EALTOJ{S ~111c·t· l~H( llG CYM TOWHHOME-$149,500 The most bea utiful Oak crest Model we have seen ~ Complete ly upgraded & wonderful location. P a rquet floors in e ntry hall. dining rm & kitchen . a n ex- tra window in LR. s hutters etc. Extra lge patio. 2 &inns. 2 baths. WESLEY M. TAYLC>a CO., llA&.TOllS 2111 S-J .......... lloed MEW,ORT CEHTH. M.I . 644-4910 IRVINE TERR. OftEH SUM. I .5 2007 SEADRIFT ·Profess decor . huge garden room for pool new k1t<.'h<'n plus 3 bdrms & den. 2\IJ baths. frplc & del P1so talc en· try Reduced toS23!1.000' WATERFRONT OftEHSAT/SUN 1.5 34 IALIOA COVES Beautiful waterfront home with boat slap & sa nd y b eat'h In BALBOA COVES. 4 bdrms .. family rm . 31.ot baths, 2 frplcs . 2 patios. S327.500 lnch.ldin~ land! HEW LISTING! OCEAN 112 ILK. ... -----.... - BAY& BEACH 450 NEWPORT CTR. OR. 7"11 2 DUPLEXES Buy one or both. Nearing rompl~tron . buy now & have advantage• or fast depreciauon. Well de signed & bwlt. Over 1600 sq. rt each duplex. Dbl garage. Each apt. has 3 bdrms. 2 baths & (rplc. Great re nta l a rea E-side Costa Mes 11. Sl65.000 Each duplex F\rst llme offered'" 121-i years. Out s tJnd 1 n~. custDm decorated ho me with large cozy fa mily room. bu1 It 1n T V. & paneled ba r Co untry kitchen w ith 1Ha1ned glass window. a nd room for pool make this d perfect family home m.asso. ()lif ,., 111 0 • H \ • Uf>1 '( t'I ~ • ' [elHtltl IACXIAY s 120.000 Near wlldhft-sant'luary. golf cours1.> & rid ing lra 1ls This highly up graded 3 bdrm. 2 ba townhome 1s elegant & ontv 2 yrs o ld Pool. Jacuzzi. & cabana for the u 11e o f o nly a r ... w families. 759-1501 nt.'W J BR . .!' ~ ll1\. ,.,.,. Sailboat:.. ti.:.. R l lot SllS.000 WALK TO BEACH 3 Bit. 2 BA . hardwood fir, ocean view. trwl tret:. lge R·2 lot S89.500 OCEAN HILLS Condo. " BR. 11;, BA. f,rnta:>t tl' sun:>et l> & Cdt d lt nJ Island v1t-w Sw1mm1r...: pool & golf count-tnl I $7\J.950 TRI PLl-.X RIGHT ON TiiE BLUl'·r Ha:. laVl!.h owner's unit w t ia br'11 .; ba. 2 fplC!>. 1or~vl'r O<'e~r. view & :.ound of surf foul path to heach $689,000 GOOD GOING BEAUTY SALO~S28.000. Wt: CvT TOSELL THIS ONE' POINT RI.TV 400·SOOU (~IWti!ifoi$1Jj eorwdtlM• 1022 Real Esta le •••••••••• • ••• •• • ••• • • • MESA DB.MAR P.OOL OPLX 3Br home ... 2 Br Apt. both w1 rrplc II. garages 607 Larkspi;r S210.000. By ownr rm"' only 640· 1840 Super family home w1lh :.p arkh n ~ ~w1 m m 1nit pool and lush lands<'ap "HARBOR VIF:W". '> BH . mg. Spacious .a bedroom. 41;-. ba. ()('t:AN Vl fo.W 2 balh with family room pool. tcnn1-. l rt " 1 rnt Conven1ent Lo st'hools & yard. unu!.ual privJl)I. shopping CAJ,L 751·3191 $288.000 <.:ourtesy 10 C: SELECT ~r" 675·0580 I PROPERTIES -------2 BD COTTAGE COUMT•Y CLUI PLUS INCOME Llvl ..... G Pl!$!ged hardWood noor ... " I wood beamed <.'e1hn~~. '! Spacious single story 3 bnck frplcs and C'Ounlrv bedroom and den home k1tt'hen an prestig ious Me'>a PLUS Verde CC areu Sparkl :! bdrm. :? bath 1nC'om1· 1ng pool with r atst.'d urut with pn\l:at~· yaro t'eramic Ille & Jal'uzz1 off und patio $190.000 m aster bed r oo m CALLf OR flreplace m family room INFORM ATION & llVlng room Supt!r 644-7211 built-In kitchen fu II DELIGHTFUL.- 3 Bdrms .. 13• bath home in xlnt location; close to South Coas t Pl aza. schools & freeway a c- cess. Crcut opportunity for bome or investment. $82,YUO Great duplex buy : 2 bdrm. house + I bdrm apt. over 2 car ~ara~e. UMBEAT ABLE Only $159,500' lktter VA TERMS hurry on this one 'cause ~y TO BUY price $179.500. CALL 751 3191 /Jn Nl!i[l. OAIU Y & ASSUUATES Choke Eoshi• Location. 2 story 4 Bdrm 2 baths, large lot. RV Ill'· cess. $99,950. RlLOT 765 Hamilton Onve by only Roy Mccardle. RJtr 549.7729 lt includes the land' CARME LITA PLAN in .SELECT 4 Bdrm , family home. OCEANFRONT the BLUFFS: 3 bdrms . & l~e l1 v 1n ~ room , C h oice Ot'eanfront 3 baths:a mostnex1ble PROPERTIES Corn«r Ouptrx w 1 Fra nk I 1 n f p I l'. duplex on the sand ' Huge owner offers large. as-•-~--BcgonlJ S l52.~ Spacious family r m , ups t airs bdrm . lge. sumable loan & wilt Sut/Sun.640·5821.• huge covered p1o1tio And kitchen. On larl(e R-2 lot carry 2nd T.O 1r dei11 red A YALON surpnsc. a bonus room $375.000' OnlySlSS,500 Comer bwlding !Ille with REDUCED Call now 645·0303 lal»oo lcry Prop. 1/leW of Catahn11 '" lovely * 67S.7060 * Carol Sagot. concernin~ BnAht b lc•vc1~ :1 hr ~~&~,~~~~~~(.~~~~~~~ , ..... :wt\ DELIGHT - ••alton BAY a Avalon Harbor <.:uM SI0,000 • thtsnew hi>lanjl S41.500 horn, 1r primt• 1rv•1•1• ~~;;;;;;;;;;.1~11111:a!~~~~ ISLAND REALTY Tc r r .1"" t 11 r .1 t 1" n ~ ~ l .... . . &w.•&JJ.,\~~~~i~~~'~1h~ ~ Plus h cpl. ha ndsom e wa ll coverings. e fficient kitc hen w /planked floor & n~w a ppliances. 3 BRs + den. Of· fercd at $149,900. Appl. only. Cathy Schweicke rt 642-823.5. <V-18 ) IA YFRONT W /OCEAH VIEW! On the m a in c ha nne l a l CdM. Cus tom 1-story contemp. remodeled & redecorated ~ 3 BRs. 3 baths - mirrored living rm & ba r -family rm -2 fplcs -gourmet kitchen. Gated patio entry -oversize dbl gar age. Great "2nd home" on a sandy beach . $399,000 leasehold. Owne r anxio us -submit ! Dic k Halderman 642-8235. <V-19) IEAUT1FUL & CONVEHIENT Located within 5 minutes of 3 fwys. this 2 BR. 2 bath home features a mirro r e d wall & b ea utiful wa ll coverings. Comm. pool. night lighted t e nnis + park & an RV p a rk ing area ! $64,500 644·6200. <V-20> IA YAtOMT MOllLI CHA•MH Dbl-wide! A decorato r 's d ream on Npt. Bay. 2 BRs. 2 b aths . P riced so r ight at $47,500 tha t you'd bettt!r hurry! Aissa Wayn e 6"2·8235. (V-2l> M Z·82l5 644-6200 t01 Do.,,.r Drlw H•rl:IOr View Cen"r I rvlne al C.~pus V•I"" C.nttr 712·1•14 1---------1 E leg A n t 2 s to r y LOOtcWHAT WE'VEFOUMD A classic 2 s tory. 5 bedroom. 3 bath home jusL reduced S5000. in one of Costa Mesa 's best neigh borhoods. T h e heavy shake roof arcenl~ Uus hand.som t? home that w1rustom features. Mst .- bdrm s wte w/ atrium view. Lrit sundet'ks & patios Set'unty gatNJ entranee to a rea l jewel by the sea. Seller de:mes fast escrow. 646·7711 ill convenient t-0 schools & real estate shopping. CALL us for an --------- appoint menl to see. 3 Bdrm home. nice areu of 556-2660 N. Long Beech. hUl(c lot C:SELECT I PROPERTIES wt trlr access. $65.000 Cu llahan Realty 714 1142·6446 or 213·860·9068 --~------ ~c~.~~ HADOll VflW HIUS Spacious Monteclto model with four b e drooms, formal dining, two fire places, 2t.1. baths . E nclosed , private courty ard e ntry. Serene canyon view. Presented at S247,500 Fee. • COUJWal ...... co. 844·9060 t1tt ~fUOAOUtN"'L.L.lfllO. IN NIWPOtfT c:INTU ---------Jus t sta rtin g out ·~ d~ St59.9SO t 1·rtwr1 Instead of rent'""· why Hawkins RI • r,, ti33 31:;c1 THE V.A. Appr111sal h a& been or· dl'rt!d on this cleon 5 berlroom farmly hom~! Talk to Red Curpet we listen 754-1202 JUSTTHIMK A not build an equity in ~~~~~~~~~ or Chuclt Browl" r:o i.i,1!1 stead. we have the pla<'l' ::. ------- for you to do just that in ,._ ... L ••GE PETE .RHETT h 1s t or 1 c San .J u an ~ • -"' R JY· Capistrano 3 Bdrms., DUn.EX I 112 baths. bullt-111 1..'le<•. 3 Bdrms. cact} unit. on 542-5200 ki tchen : dos r t o fee land. 11tcps to the --------• freeways, school:c & lit!a<'h . X l nt :.u m ·--------- shopprng. $62.000. Cell & mertwmter rental. com· see1t today• pletely fu rnished & 67M400 priced to sell at $195.000. HEW 0... MA•KET HARBOR Chou~~ central location : SEASIDE DBJGHT Du p I l' '( 'l t> .... k ~ I ,, bcuch Pnm<' M 1· .. V•t"" Of Ot'elln !10r, 000 1h ~umnbl<' !oun (.'~•!ooh flow w1rt'~ down p~mnt Call 714 963-t>767 0N""'"""··'· •ttf• ( ,., 14.-. [elUtM11 _:z: H ARBOR V I F:W LIKE MEW A Ot\'l~Hlll 111 Monticello Condomlntum 11 arh11r lnH,tm1·111 <.:o duplex In 100 block on the Peninsula Seldom va. cant & pnced ot S 167 .500 673·3663 675-4777 Eves E l ega nt 2 s t ory wtcuswm features Mstr bdrm suite w/atn um view Lrg sundcck~ & palios Secunty 11a Ll.'d enlrant'e tD a real Jewel by the sea Seller desire!! rast escrow. 646·7711 lllLLS forooly soo.soo 3 Bdrms. •-------1~ ba . all new crpls , 1---------- paint, appll11nces. hghl fixtures. etc D. J. fftMtra. ltte. 549·3162 ttARIOR HIGHLANDS s 129,500 ExcellenllY priced raml· ly home In pre.Ugloua art• ol Newp<>rt 8eat'h. Cloae to everythlna • beach, bay. schools & 11 ho ppln a Nl.lw o n rnarlcet Fn:ct esrrow av&ll8blC'' Move tn rond1 lion &46 7711 c:= Walktu 1: l r.r. real esta te .)) JASMIHI CHllC I The m oal fo r your money-I know I hvc I.here too! (Jean Col«" 1 I M 1.11t sell. I tta own Ja<'UZ7• :ind spacloua patio with 11omc ocean view. 1-nnd It '5 beuuliful COLI Of HIWPORT REALTORS '7S.HI I SELL Idle 1tem11 with 11 Dally Pilot Cla111tlled Ad associated nw I I~ f w ·, 1.-1. I\ I • h' ':". I : "" h • , " MEWt MIWt lH MISAHO«TH New crpung, new paint In &. oul. n e w d u hw11!lhc•r. new hot water heal<'r. new counter tops & new kitchen flooring Thi& lovely 3 bdrm. Zh ba home w1separatc ram rm w1wet bar it In new Up top 11hAl)t! just ready ror lt:i new o wner!! !furry, at $36.900 I\ won't la1L long. ~ 9491 rul eat.ate New oHenni.: ~w: ~) :I Bedroom:-. :! h11thi. l!lllf1 sq (\ Corne• pool 'IJl'd lot Sh ~r µ ,.,, • 1111~1· l!o ml' C ooCJ l•·•m, real eataw availuhk t:ull two :.1 1:! lc6oa ,.....,. I 007 _A...:;g:....en_1 _____ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •CDMDUPUX• ...--i•&UTim•L ()pt•n bc:tm('. lot~ ol <'ha1 •l'I A.HD VIEW! PLL;S 1nl'omt-I• nm 4 BR &t den, 3 baths <all :11.'pJrah· 11p 11rtm<'nt tiled>. all bltm1. frplt. ~ Man~ cu:itom I t·.111m·11 car 1ar Top loc:illon $197.SOO Ct1ll tUo M t2 Th.ls price hard to beat Agent . S2lS.000 i....:::...____; _____ _ LOWIST ,RIC ED MOMf lHCDM SU4.500. CdM Couag,. Oood ICX'11 don ZOncd R <i Room to bui l d Suhm 1t you r flnancin1. Ca II 840·SI 12 Ag •nL .... ,,.,.,_'. ····-r9 •-;#(/1111 ,,,,"~·~, ~ ' . ~ "\ ·. -..... ·--. . . ' ... s s ': ~ t • • y 0 r 't t " ll ·f II r ... 1), (\ • p, &. • •ll •• " •• n· ''· 10 ....... ~--IL.-•...a-HCMIMI for~ Ho.et f.et-S. .._....Fer S. Ho.Mt Fw S. .._....For~ F~dlly. September 22. 1978 OAtl't' PILOT Pl ~n911"""~ .......................... ··················1••t\ ••.••••.•.••...••••.... •••• ••• ••• • •••• •••••• •• • •• • • • • • • • • •• •••••••••• •••••••• • •• :• ••••••• PoW I 6 .,.,.. O•• .,.,.... I 044 Hous•s For Sde Houses for S. Ho.Mt. ~ S. ~ .. M.. t OJ2 te...... 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Turtl-"""k. 3 Commuruty""""'"' liaht"d t:r e 1s your <' a n C'e lo ave ne xt oor th,., rt' itbutll lo rf!fTW uw•>e• '• ~ ...,.,. • ' " !lot•xt to Uro1 k tlt>m•"' \f?tt11t14ow~ lnK'lnth••llOrlilt'ou in Rul&Wt OR~ HA + ramOy rm lt'nn111 courts. walking to The r e:-.a Murphy Thi~ l a m ous ~OtJcb Cor.t.111 l\'fl('," JASMIMI CHH i.-w1 11001" Jo'0tmdl Jtn Pool. Ja<'uni Sl45.900 ~i.'.::~~~ ~~~~:t~ p e rson hvt!s in ~1 community known 92:1185! i;;r.7 u.ktJ>, 1111h <umr .. ,... 1111 to· .1u11fu1 mil 1o1.11tr rcinnul .. ntn-Pr1n only. Call after 7 for 11..-. many H menilte~ and fine ~ f'll..t'\~ \'1F'W rr11111 fflh ftld('awav sunk\•n dl"n 01~ mPLIE'V BOb. 752-11259 drapes and s hulleni . UP· n eighbors . Now IS the lame to see this 1 J I 1 1 h 111 i1;,u ( ;ill fur tM1uh1 CUSTOM DAMA , "' 5A graded carpets. everr 1 h d I f h Minion Vl•to I 06 7 '~) '• -"'h, 1111• tA~i.!.'t SSTEAL'fHJS HOMF.S UUng m move.in condl Mw, e ega nt ome an obtam al o t c ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' thi1t .11u.i1u,11 ~··11" ~ ....... -'-ill _.... , ..... rt d lW11uL nt--w lg upscrd 3 uon. Can be your.i for benefits whic h w ill n a tura lly be yours 1mm11 r ~ k R s ,, n t"Utnrn \I 11111 t<Wh h11' ~ -,..._,, '".-• .,---M pal JOO 8°. lo prtC". 673·•31l j •91500 J • h \ h·~ I 1'0/ \ 11•111 .11 ..... .... • ...... c:e ..... s,.a ... ~ " "' .. usl . ' l s wort much m o re than you mig ht Vc•lllrdc:. r.1m1I) rm nt'W "' rrrq•l.11 l' I .! 1:i •11111 21 th _.. .., ,....... ._ .... Ou. •S.W. Ajtt. CALL 76M7S I imagine whe n you ge t acquainted and N Pti.. prof 1ndi.1·v<1 .\\ dal "'"\ ""1 ..... .t.: • • tr-......_ s 17' IOO IRVINE IARGAIN s h are in th.is opportunity . &»20ll \·url lli Pµ." !htl !->••11 iLt f f ......,. 4fl·lll•2 . lmmac. 2 8R +den ex· OPEN. HOUSE NOON TIL 6.-W SUNDAY M.wpori lffch 1069 1 ~ W...tdff l..tty ec. townhome. offered by 1649 Bluebird c_,.. Dr. •• •••••••• ••• •••••• •• • • rRIMI 1-Z LO,T owner. in quiet very pre· I~~~~~~~~~ CR..cho L-1 sllglous comm. Stepg, to 1--,,-- 1'\'l'\'H'r h.i1 ho11 tk • 1111 I. fll Ill lq1ht \II Y. 1 tlll11th I .i 1111 h r rn rl1m' h~ 1m1m1n1 nt N R COlh Met.. t OZ4 1 WIMtt• a..ch I 040 an b1• u1 plan rtu. ... ek. for •• ••• ••• •••••• •• • •• ••.. •••• ••• •••••• ••. •• ••••. pool. golf. park. lake & 2 BDRM. & logllna leach lennLa club. lmmed. oc· SM~HIN6 PALERMO ,: ,., 1t.• 1w r ' J ,. i 1 1-, b l ~ t•fi :ill!J l itll 10 , .... [l!~IW.~ • 675-5910 • lot I I I •I 11 ' OPEN SAT/SUN 1-S I qu11hh un1l" or111 di• ".:111'11 for d~velo~r OI.: <'lllll \II \ .innnr1•f. n1• pr •I l'ol• nl 1.tl r11n1 n 1 110~, r.111n 1 "''un11 t~n 1 •Ith· 1 b1 h"')W. pprox 11,•\ •I fl l'lun' & 1wrm1h uwl d T1•rm» , .... '1bll' Try lo~ oo·, I 1 \0 Ill H k I ""k d IJ) 1' l'-L' ~Ill.! t•\ ,., I. ~ k nth. ~ 11!'JI w 1213JIC2 3t3L tn n\\'\tH. :! 'l01')'. 5 Hl>H\I .; BATll, den. Juuri11 11,1om. l.a1 .it• It 2 l•HrH r lot SIU<l.000 ht .. i !117!1 SO.CST,lAU Clean 3 b1. 2 bu '("' l'lun In V1lla1t1• ('11·1·k lip ti r ll d \' d . m u •.t ' l' 11 $ 9 2 0 0 0 II f f I' r OwTwr Al!t•nt 64 1 0027 u1 GU 1493 ELDUMPO Wbtal ... Jni:»' \'1....:.b' Uut wow • WHAT ~ HU\ ' With a bll or t•lbow 1¢rl'U.W, )'OU C'Jll i.,I\\' ~ 1<:v~n ha!> addl'tl on lurn1 ly room llur f .)' Cull now• 6467'34 CENTURY 21 Gold Ster S .w 1lce '' bdrm 2 ha 2 mi l<l bc11 r h . nt>w thruout. N .. ar 111·h ools . S29()C dow11. OAC to G.1 Day ~ 7113 t-:Vl's 846~8784 CUP'Vl<")'. fast escrow. 2 BATHS prin. only Ask for Russ· SS&-4946 res .• 833-8845 of -B r a d I e y M o d r I C1ce.Sll9.000 l ownbome In Vall. I. Qwetly secluded loca · FREE VACATION lion. Patios des1~n~ for Hawaii. M ex.ico. As!kn. ver y low ma wtenanre Cari bbean . Europe. and privacy. Lol!> of when you buy or sell stor age t'ab1nets 1n F«H VACATION Howa11, Mexico. Aspen. Uu-no•oh us. Counselor 's C.iribbea n . Eur ope ...... ~R 1 ...... garage. h b II uu..., ea ty "'""·1414 ~ en you uy or se lhtoua.ll us. Cowl.:$e..lor's_ Super buy.; .a hr-rondo. nr Three Really 842·1414 Irvine High & Heritage Prk. Air, lndry rm. Sl26.~. alm06l new 4 BR comm. pool, end. gar. 21·~ RA, 4 blk11 Crom $63.500. By Owne r . Ol't'an. 4ll 19Lh ST . 551·3044 Shown by appt only .•-.--------!>36-21$ 12 II A PIUVATtLAGOON OPEN llOUSE 12 5 413 l Cortland \'1<•w or 0<·c11n .\ h1lli. pro t t' l' l 1• ll µ" 11 11 1 Hdrm'. tumil~ (If) n 1-: land l)OU o wn 11 1 $22!1.500 TOO NICE TO LAST LONG -OPEHHOUSE 4 br. 2 ba. F.R. 2 car gar. Pnced to sell at S89.500. 1734l Avalon Ln. A~. Lush foliage surrounding --------- DUPLEX North of 11~} ()~ nt•rs unit . bc.ina•rl r rib !>lone (rpk , 2 bdrm' . bnRht lldlH.) t 2 Wrm gural(eupl $1111,500 IAYFAONT 3 Bdrms + gut-st qtr-; t boat bcnh Only ssso.ooo M URY STAUfFl-:lt S~A LION REALTY 67l-S3S4 497-3388 :Sui>t•r nut Oeeorated In t"'t•t•llc·nt Uiste Ea!>y 11 11. 1ni.: µ11111 invrtes good t11nt·~ within its great I Jm 1ty room . 11 ving room. kitchen . d eck area . Fire pl ace . ~.illf\&per . mirrored 1loor~ Tip lop move·tn l'Ond1L1o n . Privacy ~11hm walking distance of Soulh Coast Plaza. I 020 CONCORD COSTAMIESA RtlDAY 10-2 SUNDAY 1·5 4 BR patio hm w/v1ew. 2'h BA, F.R. wtCp. DR, 2 car gar. cstm deck, patio & lndscpg. Exel. comm ... $$ S ... VU w/swim pool. jac. sauna . A A Prine only. 18422 Gina Ln mUUs4bedroom.2 bath <betwn Bch/Newlnd l . Ianuly home with new Open Sat/Sun. $114.500 t1le111entry.kitc hen,and firm . J .B. Watters. dirung area: rarepla<"e . SJS.2307. Ownr/ Agt. double garagt>, large ----------- patio: fenced yard. Close •HutwtilMIOll to schools and s hoppmg' ly the Sea• Only $87.500. Call Bunnie Oelux 2SXSO' comfortable Porter 752'·1920 mobile home. 2 BR. 2 ba CostoMHa 21 ' '-'UAIL +den. LIR. DI R, walk T to bc h. Avail furn - •••••••••• •• ••.••..... Newport Cetder ~ PLACE ~m~ occup. 536-4608. Mll!S ... VERDI!. 640-5357 ,_Of'E:ITIES"' s: "" s; 1 IUCHES I MILE 3000 sq fl l'U!>tom11ed ---------___ 1_0,.. ___ T11_1_:1_o_r_.M. __ I Southport · Del Mar home nr f(olf cour!.e ---------•I Model • b 3 b 2 r I 2 d . .. r. a. .p., <.~ner ~ 'h ~·:,rry n COSTA MESA-No need Fomt:aift Val.y I 034 nu interior. Pool. jacum. pcwat.e pool area. pro- vi~ a dramatic tropical setting for this lux unous 4 bedroom home. Local· ed in prestigious Rae· quet Club. you can walk to tennis courts. Addi· tiooal features inc lude formal dining room. front room and la rge bonus room. JC you are 1oolong for that spacious family home. this-is 1t ~ C.all today for appoint· ment CAU7i!M751 red hill .Alt.. 552-7500 RANGETREE CONDO· By owner lBr. Plan 3. adlts only. tennis etc. $.51,000. 64(). l8L8 SI 5.000 54 7 to quahfy ror a mortgage ••••••••••••••••••••••• fire pat. Only $116.000. VA l~an Sl2.000 t.o :1ssume CHAMPAGNE T aste'> A terms. Hunt ingt o n By Owner. Deerfield Park A REAL FIHD I!'•~ VA loan. Nice 3Br , truly elegant quHhty de· Beach's best buy 21311 home·Plan 2. Owne r .pac1ous a Bdrm. 2 ha honw,dm rm,l~ram rm . corated home. Even a Bulkhead Circle. Open t r a ns fe rre d . priced h 0 m.,. w / 2 h r i l' k Jtor.11eou.s frplc. huf(e well sauna ore the master house Sat &Sun l ·5. below market for quick fircplal'E'S. turned wood kepi yd. S74,500. Pnn on· s uite. Call for deta ils . D.S. Edilcators sale. 3 Br. 2 Ba, L.R .• ie>e-1.S ~rul 3 UC'l'P window ly 557·3500 $149,000. Bkr. 754 ·6262 Redty D.R .. F.R .. lndry rm. tl f I t 631-4532or 642·7743 Prof. decorated w/up· Woodbridge Sycamore 2 sty sgl family home. 4 BR. 2~ ba. highly up· gr a de d . T r y S 12 .000 down. 68 Blue Juy. open houseSaUSun 559·0633 LCllJlllNI a.och I 048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •DUPLEX* ~an side or hwy. level lot. easy arcess to beach Needs pamt. minor re. pairs; Ideal for home & incom e . Hurry only $159.900 MU!Sion Realty 494·0731 TopOfTM~orid - Reach up a nd touch the sky. Perfect location. Well bwll home. Approx 2000 sq .rt.wHantas t1c ocean view. Excellent value al Sl69.900. 3196 Bern Dr. com e r Corner Park. Call Richardson Realtors 831·1_1_00_. __ RB>UCED $9000 Owner will rinance . 3 Bl.ks to Aliso. Lge 3 bdrm hm. Panoramic ocean views. Sl45.000. gt• or your P an "· j See you after chur<"h. grades. Prof. landscaped S&l,!100 FREEVACATIOH OpenhouseSun. l-5 lrYiM 1044 for lo mainte n a n ce 2512 Vassar Place Haw ah. Mexico. Aspen, Charming 3 br home is ••••••••••••••••••••••• wl auto sprinklers, Cronl ' "Z"REALTOR 494·8611 lMAY 0 c K COlt l'OllATION 1870 Prt Chort•s HartKw Vi •w Homes Super l0t·at1on on p;1rk d('fO~I' ( rom (•f bhM• & pool. view or park ,., rll.} lights. 4Br. <11?1h ... l (rpl~. h.m1wood firs 1ri c o u n 1 r \ k 1 t t' h ,. n punclled & wallp11P\'rt·d lhruout rnC'ed bc•low m<11kl'l Jl ~lO!LOOll LAND 1:-.CLl.JDEL> 380 GLENNEYRE LAGUNA BEACH (714) 494·2148 LOIJl9ICI 1eecJt I 041 l09IM H1CJU91 I 052 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NORI NS REALTY READY F OR YOU R flRST INVESTM1':NT'.' Two 3 Bed .• 2 Ba units near golf and lt'nn1s ra<"1hties With 180 deitree view or ocean and tre<'l> Only Sl65.000 No qua hf y ang. we've got the easiest terms around ___.!;.. ENJOY THE LUXURY and distinction of llVlnl! in this spacious new 3 Be d home. Admire breathtaking views Crom 1.Jv111g and dining area~ Imagine rriends chaU1n1t m a seated fire pit. or turn )'Our a 1te nt1on toward the cozy den with Citepla<"e a nd orittin.i l st.ained glass. There an.• features too numerous to m ention . Come. while there 1s still lime to con tribute in selecting ap· pomlments . Call today for a preview showing, 494-8057 Laguna Niguel Realty ..... OPEMHOUSE SAT&SUM 1·6 PM 31871 Grand Canyon Dr Mountain llkl' rt'trt>at J ust I m1. from occ•an MaJcst1r 2 sty 3 BR. J ba 111 impeccable cond Sur roundt.>d by ma ture:-pinl"' &sy<"amores. Sl64.500 OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN 12-5. ly OWMr 640-9256 llGCAMYOH BIGVIEW BIG AUGUSTA MOOR llGCHOICE of finan<"m~. owm•r will help e1t $245.000 A~ttnl 00·5044 VIEW!VIEW ! &>aut1ru1 ('Omer lot over SSTE,\L THIS l!(lM l::S looking mountains Th•~ Beaut new I): upf.(rd J hom<-has huJ!l' m 'lr IHl. lo pnl't' i;;34J11 swte & lge llv·rm Verv 1_A_~----- popular 3 BR m odel m 1---------North v 1ew. Rt-du1·ed $107.000. a MIGUEL C.C. Ele1tanl 5 BR. J Ba home 111 prestigious area En try <"OUrtyJrd w 11t- <"1rcuJar dnv.-way Grrdt view deck ror t>nlerlatn IOI(' Qu a l11 y craflsman!>h•p $365.000 MONARCH SUMMIT II Oceanv1ew 3 Bil end un 2HOUSES ONOHELOT Nt.>w po rl H t>1~ht ... S!20,000 Ownt•r 1' motivated· Ce1ll 64S·~lf;1 . ~. ... ,.. . -.. ' . :~ , OP£N HOUSt , . ·REALTY -.;;"' . . ... v . , 1t . lmmcac & beautifully dee-orated. t;pAn.idc!o 1n UDO BA YFROMT abundanct> Jrcl Ad rm Lr~ entf) t•rtyard to sun could be den Thi~ ha!. to ny. spoc· 5 Br lam r!y bt' a be:.t buy atsl32.50<l hOmt' MJny s undeCk!o 493-9494 44'5-5220 Mstr BR w/lrpl Ownt•r 4t6-241J 830-SOSO will l'd rry , flt'x1 b 1t• -f1ndnc·1n): Lri.: lol J bd rm 2 ba. Pror Oet· $650.000 ~ tl'\l\ .. IU \I T 'r Ca ri bbean. Europe. readytomovein&only a &rear.Man~alldltlons & when you buy o r sell hop-s kip & Jomp t o HURRYI amenities. Open House. lh~h us. Counselor 's sch ool & s h o pp1n" • SaUSun t()..6. l3 Golden WEST NINE SPLIT LEVEL. 3 bdrm Lower oom er umt on the N st. home wi800 sq ft g~IC course. Beaullful of sunde<-ks . $224.000 & l..nd.c;cp. 180 V1l'W or UN ITED BROK E:Rs Mlns & room for pool DENNl''.SODt:RLll'iC s lltl.000 9i5 0430 615·5626 • I • \ r, .~Ii I Ctu! "•f C11on' lltl lh1 Tur~ Realty 842·14'4 Spacious yard & trees. HURRYI. Star. 559-6922 c h eer y inte ri or. /\ Townhouse. pno only. 3 ROYAL home pnced to A 3 bedroom family ELEGANT -----br, 2 ba. x lnt cond sellatS89.200.Seeat 9l4I home with family room. GOLFCOURSE views from a ll rooms or .. 9 ... 519 Uus 3 bdrm. condo As· ~ ~ Condo nvt'rlookin~ C.olf <.:ourst• 2Hr. :!Ba. :i.bti 000 H~ 11wnr Upl•r. lht· Sal Sun ti61 123tl THE BLUFFS IAYVIEW MESA \'t-:RDt: 4 Hr 2 Ba. S68.SOO. 754-1336 S llo atrium and central air. TOWNHOUSE xlnl ('Of)ll . $89.r.<IO Oi>t•n -~'ta Mwyers Real Estate 1 AJI in 1650 sq. ft . THlS IS Panoramic view. Locot· soc. fee inc ludes bldg. Ron Williams Rtty maintenance. wate r. fire 1990 So. Coast II~ y llow.c• I !i 2'.n2 i\ndrm, ""'OVE IN NOW 494.542()or 000.l701 A STEAL!! As k i n g ed on fairway facing Sl. l'nnc onl)' 54t; 4 liR ,.. $89,900 lake. w/wlique view of insur. & ga rdening . LAG UN1\ BEo\CH FOR SALt-: HY OWNER Tr.in:.ft>r forn·i. 1m mro1ah.• !>IJI<' Pnct· r1· duced to $110.000 J llR 2._, BA. 't'll l l'r ra1·1· 1wnhi1e ·"l'<"Urily rom t\ devastatingly dt'ror:i1 ed & dl'l1~h1ru1 "Dn1nrt'' Pt c1n ·· D1·I •fl •• •·l y wilhoul equal $192.000 --ThJS vacant beauty ts re· t .... ie19l011 leoch I 040 golf course. mountains. ady to go. Out or area ••••••••••••••••••••••• & night lights. Excep· owner says ~ell quick. tional deooratmg or 3 BR CED,Ul GLEN Only 10'1 dwn. Ownr CUSTOM & 2a,.,-SA on 2 levels. Entry wtcarry all hanancmg. 4 has tropical waterfall. NEW COffOOMINIUMS BR. fpl<". much more . PttESTIGIOUS Extensive upg rades. Nit OCUft.CLOSECOSTA MlSA I $92.500 For the up & coming Wood paneling. w ith CEDAR Gt.EN PREVIEWS young exec famlly. This noor to ceiling m irrors l OCdl!\11 001(1111~ Nl(j IUJllY home nows for entertain· Top quality home. Step fto111$8IJ(X) ' I ing-ooCdS.4BR 2:V.ba. t.opool&jacuzzl.Owner. I~ [R€HIG€ fa mily rm. d.imng rm. RANCH RIEALTY 95Hl9551833·2792 !''>.,..t•1•"A"'"'" c ... iaM•"-• HOMES extra lge kitc he n + 551-2000 c. .. "'<>""~ 114 1 M? t>/.M custom pool. You'll be By Owner. Culverdale 3 I impressed. DU bd. rm. Lrg. Fam. Rm. WON'T LAST! 33.'lJ W. Coast Hwy. N B S/Garfield; W/Magnolla I EN NIT $85.950. low down. m ost Coll l'rk :1 llH :! BA. 645-6646 Call ONLY 563,900 terms. call 557-5801 rarmly rm. l'ull l'urpet/ '-960_..361 ..., P<>pular floor plan -2 $97.500 UHOISTIUCT AILE ~an & canyon views. Freshly painted . with ne w carpe t s & ap· pliances. this 3 bdrm. low maintenance home is in tip top shape & ready to move m. Sl59.500 R-2 A n e wl y r e m odeled ocean view 2 bdrm. house in popular North Laguna. Sep a rate I· bdrm. upt. rent.s easy. Pricedtosell! at$152.600 r:~~·~ ,:'!,'~,:~ ~.': .~:~'. So"' ~v.~:~:~ oome, --· ~~~:~.~~t~~p~,; I f~~1e~~!~ ~ S85.!™l A.,'\ l>an l.t•w1s. frplc. H• ba. 715 Vic· -----standing townhouse. park, pool. & shop·g. •r~N CoH•Hoo,,wAv l()Htl.!!96 loria.$69,500.64~13. 7S9-150l. Nice patio. lo maint. L"911"11Bfl&er> c. 97551 I ('1414S. 1177 •1 Es A v E 11 o f: p l ft 1S&S Resale Speciahsts. ( lhAt ..-great livi n g. O n y 31601 eo.,1 ~o01>way "st-tOWPLACJ.: 11 arrc llUStOm 0 1 3.4 or 5 bdrm models '01pt i'tilrp(FHI $95,000. Call Marilyn. ;>ri~i,"4~~;,c.. 97677 "'•rk·Vll'" rnrn<•r me;. Mont• II avail. some w /puols . •-------,...... ice o I 9684602 real estate This 3 Br Chancellor BIG HOM t: SHIS,OOO Penru~gton Properties Plan 111 is only $98.900 •VIEW • 1967 Balcanc 5-W !1269 Area I WOOOIRIDGE Lovely ocean & canyon Come l6 our open hse at Views rrom this I-level ---------1 Just for you two! Huge TOWNHOUSIE l8021 Norton. btwn 1·5on Temple Hills ho m e BY OWNER master loft; eating area. $74,500 2 Story. 3 bdrm. 2~ Sat or call Dick. Large 3 BR. 2 ba .. dining Open Daily EASTSIDE 2 bedrooms. bwll ins and 1 ho BR 1:v. baths. Lowest priced RTS REALTY rm. 1175.ooo patio S69.500. BKR. Call Fanu Y me. 4 • 4 "Driftwood" model. 540-1603 AGENT646-ll33 S.W-l720 remod baths + kitch • wl MOllvated seller , submit nu<"ro oven. Located on & Call 297 Lilac Lane Spac 2sly. 4 Or. 2·~ ba. TARBIU. tam art'a, lovt'IY patio. fruit tret-s Cls to :.chls/-;hop · i: on t·or lol. "#I lfl California" kt'aut <"pt s/drp s ~ $124.900. 642 52!19 cul de sa<"-ncar beach. on pnce terms. 640-5112 Agent. park. a nd all amenities. OpenSATIJ.SSUN 12-4 314 Cleveland Dr. S. Garfield w/ Bear h. ~ 'S EMERALD IAY INVESTOR Spectacular white water DELIGHT vu!w from one or lhl' lar ~es t h omt's In A Woodbridge Villager Emerald Bay. Extcns1vC' Condo with low negative use of cedar. open beam L01J1111M1 Real Estate & Coestnction Co. Looking for but ldable land! I have it: f'rom single lots to a<"rea~e. all in different stag~ of de· velopment. For Sale: 2 BR t BA Laguna <"harm house. close in residential art·u. wi rucc ocean view Well rared for & freshly paanl ed. includes a pprovrd plans to udd on mslr swte. $144.900. Agt. Pam Messina. 497 ·2421 FIXER.UPPER Split·level. 3 bdrm. 2 ha, Ol-ean & Catalina views Xlnl t e rm s . i\sklnit $129,950. See & make of fer. HASTl!'iG!\~ CO REAL TORS 640 5S60 muruty. f)l)C>I. Jal'. 'l;wna. I•--------• tennis . Ml' Wdlk 111 llG CANYOH be11ch or us<• pm· bt-11c·h HUGE LOT parkrn~ lol Som<• rx•1•;111 5Br. JBa. I frpil"s. lu1' v1t•w from 2nd floor ll.1< unou." home. bu.ill u1JOn master bdrm w 1 frpl<' nearly ~.or an J("r" «ul overlooks .irnblt Cd 11 dc·sal" tot. lalltl'fully d,· 7141496·0744 Lil' · j t'Oralt.'<i 1hruout. Wt'I ba1 PR .. STIGE wuw rat•ks. in•t·r·<"OO' s: Plans for pool. 'ipa. putl <t Bdrm horn<• wn h pool & Jill'UU I. (Ill llt.•.tut1ful LJJ<Un,• Nqiut'I lo(ll lf rour!'t-PrH·l• $274.500 831 7i00 Ask for Uorothy or P~:-um. R1chard.o,on Rltrs, Int• rll1· board c·ourt 1·\c· c:1r•· 1nc-l ude<I St•parJlt-y1t area ror kids. xlnl 111110 assumption qPt:-:N HSf: SAT1SUN 10·5 #4 lnvt•rnes:- D..r~ & Assoc. Agt Call Jim f1 Jnder.,. I 0 5 s c 7 I 4 , 7 ~'I II !Ho!' '" I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 581 5787 re!> & 640 698'1 LAGUNA CHARMER SaVSon Completely rerurb1shed .. IUIL.DER CLOSIEOUT I~~~~~~~~~ xlnl toe. Expo~ wood. Two r1n1shed lot!. in Lakt· r: bnck. tlle 4 Bdrm . J b11. t 'on.>sl. $48.000 E'<t Ap spht-lt>vel. Ownt:r sJys prox 6000 sq ft l'J W1lt- "SELL". l)l'nmt'lt-r bhx•k wafl, FOR SALE BYOWMER NORTH LAGUNA OeHnYieW D~JC 2 Bdrm & den w,Crplr. wet bar. plus hu~l' I bdrm unll. De<'ks & skylights . By appl. rnrt• $189.500. Nt•xt to Brol'k Homt'!. Models Conld<"I Tt•d Cox 21318.SI 6761 wklly~ onl} !f !'> H1.11¢t-1 l>cdroom. lb.1th. with pool. Jlit'uu1. fam1ly room z f111·µl.1t'•·'· r1rcp1l. romplE'lt·ly n• •LAK F.FRONT• mod('l<"d throuj!houl GotobEodwh1ll•walchin~ Rd nk a pp rd 1,,•11 ,1 1 llRhl!. on lht' wat\•r <rnd 'l :i! 000 Mu' 1 '.,II ani;l.' to <1 bt·aut1ru1 l<ikt· $14!l.9W /\:-. low ,1:-. I()'. .. un 1\11 le:. 1UI ull 1n.i O:! - *VETS* •:"1~\i_·~-~~ ~.~~n-..... ~·~ ! I ' .... 1: I \,.I\ DUNE HOME This most unus ual home is a love at first siJtht. Located on the park · ~~~~llU · vww I Br J II«. AC. <lo"'n 1\,k 101 1-;.1 hc·<aC'h & l\•1)111"' l'luh Chrmow !lfi-12-l:ij ltly !!t::~~.it:rmf<~? ·~~Jrl-1,'i\if~\Pm~,~~4 ~~~~" cash rt ow Sh arpes t ceilings & glass 4 br. 3'"' .AnwricClft Honie Poplar a vailable With ba. rorm din r m . St. -.~L'Y~Rfflt~ yr.,....._,....... ,,,...,._ k!kW.t~.; - In 11u~r .condlllorl t.cav· qualifi cation guide lines ing Stlll('. Sell cnntr:1rt may enable you to own l<t."<J1wed to Sl46.000. with your own home. 0 Down. S1~.ooo down Nu 11uuhfy 0 Closing costs. This is a 1ng or co:.t s Income $9~ rree service ror veterans mo O wn er /A~enl. only. 2A Kr. HOTLINE. 1: i 3 •bin ) I Huntington Buth 20NEWHIHMS VISTA DEL MAR Now open dally 3Br. 3Ba. 2000sq ft l901-l920 Delaware the line. ll 's the Oen· d e m er M o d e l ,' 3 bedrooms . 2 bath11 and a Jacuzzi that would put envy Into the eyes or the Shah of Iran. Definitely a home for those that are labeled successful! ~·5n7 Vet. Agt. BY OWNER. Mesa Verde . ..,......,,,..5...,4 .... ' .. "° .... 8 .... 0 ... 0_ ....... 4bdrm,S92.500. ~~ W. of Beach N. ol Adams ~mpleUon Prices red hill ....... 552-7500 ___ _:54:.;.9;;_·..:.04.;...9..:.5 ___ Moving next week. Must Troy Realty 848·9090 sell 2 BR townhouse. 3 --------· COtllttry ICitchetl RA, fire place. patio, 20x24 FAM ltM ~~~~~~~~ Immaculate. quiet! 3 pool. jac. Near beach. +alltennaont.bis'1BR.= RR. 2 sty. din rm, usetl ..:S~79··600.:.:.;:....;·642;.__-87_l_4 ___ l ll<t bath-EZ li ving Lar&est in Woodbrtdge! br1rk fplc. pl ush cpts. °'91 DAIL y home for large ramlly. sedrm, 3Ra, ltitch nook. many exl ru. rrime 34SE.23rdSt.C.M. N./WamerW/Magnoli a living. ram & dining Mrsa Ve rde local1on New 2 slor y custom rm's. 3car gar. Tile roof. $137,750. Call Glen homes on 3 quiet c ul-de· 2 frplc'1. Bckyd vu. On llellwart.h. 631· 12G6 sue. 4 bdrms. 3 baths. cul-<le·sac. Pror lndacpd R&'Mt« '• ' .... ,. RE.Al TORS good area. easy com-& upgrd thruout.. $195,000 mute. MANY extra 1~~~~~~~~~~ orbstorr. Prine only. by features. Come see for 1: _o...:pp-=-'t..;on;.......;IY:...·_559_·_59_l_5_. __ yourself ! $189.500.l•-------•I SACRIFICE!! Owner/ Agent SS2·"894 or It.ill IUY Beaut. new Lg. 3 brm. 642·2164 or 642-7752 or 4 BR 2 Ba, (pie, country tou 11 y upgraded. ~~~~~~~~~ ..:673:.:.:..-0782.:..;.;::..·------It I \ c b e n . X I n t _m...:t __ 1_1 _____ _ = Shown neighborhood. Seven Sa.totCITltll ' $9500 DOWN =~n:~ie ~.10\~~;'c!i 2 BR/2 ba, end unit. With Pride forS78.900. ?,•U,!_ NOwnr. teMls, park. Near i1chools! Lovel)' 3 1]. j44Hfg11~r.l:i~':·U.ltlC •. 3,9YV. er. 55l·Z736 bedroom home wtth din· -·· --·---IL's a Steal' Broad moor 3 Lng. eotmit ll.l"Cll and 2 b s Bi b h r. 1 r. IM.990. scoy 5 r. early 1r\:p aces . glannt1c lot. 1159,990. $84.$00. BKR.~0·1720 RllVACATIOHS 642-0112,844-6687 llawaJI, Meitlco. As pen, N-·.ruparad--'. 2 BR 2 BA QiribbHn-when you "'.. .,,. buy or sell throuiih ho me S41llln1t below CouMelors Thrtt Reitl market. tmmcd . oc- ly. N-2812. 846-7~ cupancy ~1-1166 • 1ia5e this lovely con: (!en t.. lge rec rm .. 3 <"al' )' • · ._, do th rou g h W ood · gar. decks & pulios. Ap· --------- bridge/ Ran ch R ealty prox. 4500 sq. ft. Submit One and we will put your rirst a ll offers . Owner has tenant in at no charge to purr hu s cd n E"w r e With Nature )'OU .. C.all for details . Ask· sidence. S52S.OOO. Very secluded with rom · lng$69.9SO. Eldorado Investm ent manding view of ocean 497·3818 A very spe<"1al selling f1j WOOD .. IDGI llULTY CiOLLY! So. Laguna. ocean views. clo&e to beach. $130.000. , •• , ... d...,..,.. Lagun. Investments Inc. 494-6525 SS 1 ·3000 1rYiM ----------• ...................... . cae: 110111 ILlllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE IRVIMl'S FIHIST Love ly 4 Bedrm. + Family Room H o m e In A Great F a mily Area. 2~ Bath s. Car petin g, Formal Dining Room. Community P ool. Built In Kitchen. Mountain View. St39.500. 111 DOVla DIUYI 631-1800 •• and totally unique adob4! . wood and glas!i homt•. $199.500 ~Han. 1050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• My eqwly. Leisure World 2 BR. 2 ba manor Pnrtly furn. ln<"I s terling & Dresden Chma. $54.000 cash. 83'7·21.S2 VA-FHA TERMS are available o n this great 4 Bdrm, tam rm ho~ whictl !lits on -. pre· nuum ttt lot providln~ pnvacy und off !llr~t R'- parkln$1. $77.500 FotAppt.C_. 644-72'' rJn N lf1H·~ nr.1t rv ,t. I\ 'JSUCl I\ Tl ':i I ,I urrc1• NEB> HELP. 1t':- <.:11su Pac1hl·t1 Rl·ally 1 ll'lp y<1ur.,1·lf 111 .1 • 1ll'!o 710·11118:! llei. pmu !ol'lt•cl ion of <ire Quah I 1l·'1 llopt•lub Ji.~" Have snmethrnl! ln M:ll"' 1o th1· Oi\11.Y PILOT m ~· Class1f1e<l11d~du 1twl'll HEL .. Wi\NTl'.:DADS ud -t..,.... Na,..f I 052l_,..a Hiqwl 1052 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• file~~.!,~ VILLA ,ACIACA -'ATIO HOME Beautiful 2 bedroom. fa mily room. 2 bath p a tio h o m e. Exqu1s 11ely dee· o rated thru·out S truc t ural •m · provem enl. we t b a r . professional l a ndsca pan ~. <.·ommuntty p ool. juc u zz1. clubhouse $109.500 DAMA ,OINT Beautiful 3 bedroom. 2 bath ex· ecutive h ome with p a noramic ocean . coast a l & city hght views. Private master s uite with beam ed cellinli(, fireplace a nd vie w deck. H eated pool with jacu zzi Cloo~ to the m a rina . S299 .900 A COl.DWILL. IAMICH CO. 496-7222 831 -0836 1'ne ..... .., .... ~ ...... . .. , () -- kl y .e Co aret:r tvl!rt ~I :! 4 l.''I!· tnu·k omm end mllal d rt• OThl' Sox t. C1\ -shop time, , u n IL o sell 1tin1t:.. Xlat 4!1\l1Ch Coun· i 2131. Leon ---.-- j .. . . ....., OAll.YP11.0T Fr1cs.y S.Ottmt>ertt. 'rte OMilerlHlll.... OttwrlHI...... OutefC~ ....... u ...... d ....... u. ..... d ...... u.fwwl .... ~ I ··~,;;················ ....................... Pr.,.,ty 2510 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 'A '-S. ~ ,_.. S. ~ le.t latet• H....t ~ Pro,triy 2000 ....................... C.W .. ..._, JJJ2 • letlCtt l240 le.tt lJ41 ._ •••••••••• .__ a.....1:..-1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••l______._ •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rwr~ ....... •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~A. IOeOs..t.AM 1090 ......._..._, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eu\side c011u Meu CHOICE Nvw Townl\owie. 3 UR. DeJuH 2 BR. 2 ba .. , frpl, '-··-················· ................. •••••• .... ,. 1100 WA MT ED tnplex II\ ll20K 192~ PROPE T 3Bt. 2aa. j /lBr . Ou aue11t 2"'4 bl&, fplc. aar. pool/' view. P•UO. clubhout\'. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •. I b r mot b I Y I n c:~ m ~ R IES cott•lt n r ear. ne w Jacuui. '475, ~·~3 POOi. adult communlty ....,ve y uy1·r lo <-art> or · cpU/d"llt/Palnt uvu1I k5o M Ui LUXU.Y uv..- TOTAL NfYACY MobU • hom1• for "uh• by me. I'm. a 11ln{ilr wid(• l/.w21710 Apple Valey Oct s. 1700 mo. G« 0".!60 2 br w/aar. S300 Cpt1. z BR. 2b1t. Wulk to ~Itch owiwr ·~ ....... Kvruilll. rn1.y & u11 rl11h1 1 ""-1 .. _4 H--'' ,.._ acrt horte pro-d.)iJ.8'0-Melwknd11 rnr<t yd. water pd 2710 &~n. Adulta S40ll ...., _.. for your Ill)<' rt book ......,...... -· pertjea. twedy w bulld "I-'" l>eleware . 836 41.20 Aaunt ~ 1•111 te 000 C23620 561 OCI IWlO lot. C612 BR It (I I $4680w/terml Z br, 2 b•, pvt puth;11. 1 5 _o1_ 11.1.NlX'> FORC-T.S :,Al.f: M;Wa. HOM "Store one tiH All unlla have 11 1.,. 1,...... f'anta•tlc frplc. dbl~area<· 41S3 Hiit lno I\ t1upcrb l1( • tyll' wllh ar.e br~l·t a T h b 2'J>l'<'ltJe ulur home .1.1 urrow1dtd h Y gn ~ l) p I( rd •ni. und lhr 't' c·ovcr<..~ pat1c M1.uu1lvt• I... R 3 bdrnu 107~ Dbl wlJ1• Su111 Id I •· ' fo' " "'"' M I I d c.. 3 b 2 b 11 I 1 r Mii IJIW5 enc )'t 1 • &llr 1 ,. vi1.iw tit ulllltieA t,o proix•r orn n1 •nyu11 t • ""Por r. a. 1rp c. •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• rn ·nwt. comer ot. ull) 11loo. CM Mk Ina a:u~.ooo. ty line S7~I w/l~rrnli $600. 173-7089 or 67~ 0710 11i.r. rn~·d yd Kldl 4t J>t!lll BR. 2 bu. pvt pool. lrn ~·~dr~~~~IUCt'd to •EXCITING• (!all Cwt 642~AJ(l '" 21,A) •Ctt!!> Honr pro-HARBOR VIEW llOM•:. °" .. ~. /\tit. No fee. med occup1tn~y s:n~.mn plu~ bonw nn :P' 1-"itm rm wnh 2nd ......_...._Store im"h Vcprct• new Deluxe M"rty In tht• bf'llUllfol Delux. 3Rd, .28a 111~4 "64 ~· 97~ :!Wll . !!4~~33 day•. 499-alKI Mil~ MIWPOIT llACH San CINtWOte DUJlltx 3 w/~~!:11" n Ill St>l~O O rort Clartdac.-~/mo. JUI'. 2Hu Condo. VIiia 1-wa-...i )JU llL frplt' Formul dlnintt J\Jlc.·hcn uung urcu un'l be dupl1rut ~ ror prtN! of $1 U .W> ('.111 Cl ~ Kt•y. Hkr M4 l«O or S-14 W9 cv\'~ ')ul·rltll·e V1k111ii l'.d&t!wond ~x60 Ht•1ut llk~ rww :i br • .liflt:n , :i ha, ,,_ w I bur, walk lo tx h ()vt·n huwi ul &m Ill 4 pn1 OW<il:Jt&~ Owner 11 h ~ttl •7 33 DIL WIDI Luxu.y UR. 2 bit. frpk. w/bar. ,... N .. _ M4-a405. Pudrtc. yr Ifie $42:1 1110.-.,..--._......... dt't·k & vu Sup.•r 2 BK. 2 '" -•CrH. r ''"""" • Will interview children' ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHMOMTHllHT ho frplr . Sl6!J.OOO. acbooll. 114tGperami. c.t.Mete 1224 pet.a.982~ TOWNHOME. 2br. Zba. 1971 Willllton Menor . 2Ur. 04&-ZllAI 11 OlJPLEX Oui..tand· ••••••••••••••••••••••• vu, pool. J•r. on ambit 2ea. A be.utJful home U\lt boy for lhe lnvfftor. Meta Verde large 4 Br, 2 Prime area! + kldt ok. ~ avl. 14-00. M7 4632. ~occupy Only$27.~ ba. t•m·rm. frpk . many Dthwhr. 1ura3e. t 300. 831·1190/evei; ~P-Hlc •-ML.. ... &--CGl97M626M•I l'lra&, clOIC \.o1chl•. top Hurry!Smlree&U-4900 .......... --......& l21S -"' ,._-........ l.Llltc. n8ghborh00d. SSIO. mo. •CONSUMER'SOUJDE -~ MoWle HOMt S•• •&Iller 111 default 1831 E. l7lh St , s A. Pell & children OK. Call -••••••••••••••••••••••• t70tl ll•rbor. Ste Zi~ •Buy equJty wboleule PeW. ~l"ct Properties, lrYiM 3244 t bd 2bu, kid!!, pets ok c 1i, ... ...,.. f IMct. I 0 .. Mlwl!IOrl leecA t 069 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , ______ _ MIWPC>a~ Talft.b ~\t'ly Nl:"•POr1 1 n ph ' 1J t38tdrmunlt• t ""n"r w\11 ~r•teo oo 1rullJI '1\C'nl .,.,_.. All h.:ul•'" Prune ul\ 0 1nwn1 t.i. ('t'Ji..u loc.'lllOfl' ()"' nt'I ~u 4Am&1~4- 111 M V. l~ 1700 ., .. ' ti• IUCH HOUSE b1ni1t-w111u H1llw<irl .. •SI 04, too. 2Ur I H11 . l'ur k runt 170 f'ult I lir n1 •r h1•,u h V u 1 v n t $ t I 0 U O I n11I•· ' .. 1111 <Jood IU1 .i 1494H fll 1 11110 l;'""' I" 1nir ft C10toel MMe HOtM Store "' '' I It u 1 , ) ' (.; u 11 ...... ,5 ••II• 1t:w 1----~----- -.CIHJU y Z I '*'-.ffrvtttin .... ~ 111~1.U. ~ GoW Stw w•lc• htlrlnl. , .,., ht1. 11luV~ & USTILUff 1 l'f r1 it " ~oo r" 111 04Hr • f1tm r m . 2• 1ltu 1'1~> 211'>1 ult 6pm I.mil u· Plun lluwe l>hl Wit.It! U11J(:kl4ood, II( kntl1.lyd,11llnl Ut.'n\t('w. tx.111~, 1mmecJl11t~ •11· r ul d l' l\H I' lc1t·u l1 1111 1111u1ncy S how" l 1k \' Many up;cr11dt•11 ~I~.~ new W .01.IO Ownr. bkr tM ~36:1 MOBILE OCliMNOHT rnr .m.. S2'7!f 5o<J Hy HOME l"JQRE 11wnf'f' 7~1 0557 nr fl71J e.37a ·l tl4I! Ktl1)) S40-5tl7 •Buy under mark1•t YOUlt OWN LAtCI 751·3191 or~9184 ••••••••••••••••••••••• prv lncl$3'50/mo. •Sell for quick profit llO Acrttl + waler •kllnll -3 8R. 2 b1 WOOdbrldac 770..1166 '!JO VIKI N<: lo by :iO $3:JOO mu11 lw 11111\'l'd 714 1;.su 1122 •Oury D Ro1tlcr 000-4388 hike. ~an Luj11 Obl11Po 3~el~~8w1~mtf~k~~· homct.~1~~ Millon Vl•to 3267 •HOH 16 UNITS• county ldeul for hor11l:I'. yd. 2 cMt encl. !lur. $4~. -••••••••••••••••••••••• /\d,01111ng bu1ld 1n g~. an:1tt tor church camp. TSLMaimt G42 I~ Oranae Tree Condo. tBr. Ah1u V1lh1 condo. 2Hr. 2hr. Nt•wpurl. pvt U\'IH'h, Wei nwlntalned Good et c. tlou11e w l vlew. 1A:nn.Ul.AC.udlt11,nopcl1i, 28•. SJ~O. 830·774!1. $3$,IW 11re11 111 An1thelm. fllgh $250,000. Cull Scoll. Mesa Verde 3 br, 2 bu, s:llOmu.M9-8473urt5rM T70.7191,686-7737. 20li 10. <! 1111 I BA , ~ yn1 1)1cl 1''11111 udult11. 110 1wt11 in 1111rk u11 l\lwpl IJI. <.:M. ~<'~ rl•Ol $100 111d WOii, walur. t rnNh U0,000 ~n by llPJ!l ~ ?:!Ill occupan<'y&cu:1hrlow ~10-3666 new paint Avail. now. (' 0 M M E R C I A L s.t.M. ~·9950 Ht~ leech 3269 flVfl.Dt-NG ef-s..t.--llHT AL'S ••••••••••••••••••• ••• • Slnglt! tenant bulhlln}( 5 Prop1rty 2600 ~. 3 BR, 2 bi. dbl gur , I UR. I Ba · ..... S300 NO FEE! Apt & Condu yur11 ulll 2500 11r1 rt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• puUo. fenced yd. 2 BR, 21/t Ba · · · · 1575 renUila. Rental P11vlllon. + purkmg lllgh tratrlc. Uewtw A~ 642-2221or646-teee 3 BR. 2 Be. . . . '475 07~-4912 Bkr Tu.~lln IO<'el1on. """" I 3 BR. 2 & . .. . . S500 ----<;111111 P11clrlc11 RellllY W... llCre puree 11. 2.l3S Clean 2 BR w/gar • adlt11, 3 BK. 2'·1 Uu . $000 -t UR, 2bu. for mol dtl\ rm 770.~ per uc. nr. 1.A:wh1lown. 7'3 W . Wll11on . 1275. um. 3 Uu.... . ... $875 rttm rm wtrrpl<'. rumpui1 u~ An1.o 1Jtty111d1• V1llu1te. ---Mt Owner f71-tl536 032! S48-9417 rm. 2700sq rt . Baek Bay. :J2lll Muyrluwer. $27 .)UC). 2 )6 UNITS Lovely JBr. Wu. dbl 1'1tr. $1i75. "v a 1 I Im na •t.1 llH. 2 UA. lgl' mv 1>0re'1 O C. Garden Apti; on 2Vii ~ •• famt1, l(urdnr. 1465 mu 21>117 1•12 IJ567 ~ Plll•o. clubhi>•-.1111111!~. a t rc1>. patio. pool Giro••• 2700 l;unta Ana SI.. ow111·r JJl"uui'to. IJt·oeli H7~2751f $1 ,12~.ooo w $<i7~M ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12131 541·81116 673 7:l\l <> \'llf.'t" do.vn. lnl'Omc $122'1 i\IJt Ql.4~1. ------ S~i\ Vll':W 3 bdrm, <l'~ hu. .. lum rm. O<'l'Hll Vl~W. 11oul!lt!nJ11s. $1175 (4!131430·~ OOVt.R MIORI--" Qwnrf !Mtr n11~t lll'll 1 llr :us,,, prof lnd11t•pd, & th: 1·o r ul\'d w Juc·uu1 & pool lilln m1au-. .. ' e m1ny o th~r x 1r1a 11 '22!1.~I Opn l-lu 11t.111v1t l:t:... Wl lllahhincl Dr w.S4226or~l3 1:.111 s.ca.-et• t076 SUMMt;R END SPt;CIAL Uoadllncr IO.x.50. ttoud l"Jfld . in 11tlult purk No ~ts. Call .S Ml 8Wt fRaeru.H1 Ea11Ls1de Co6ta Mttt111 on dbl lot.'>. S350.000 3 1') a~re hor11c runch neor Lake M11lhew11. to;legant 2700 sq. CL. home with many extr as. Ope n !louse Sal ond Sun 12 Lo ~. 111 26 C1tJalco Rd. Corona. 714·734..-11 -----c ..... ,...,..i• eerore you pay some a g 4: n c y r o r t h e H1trbur Vu Knolh1 condo • 1iCJ c..,,. TwllhoM1• Jlc,ld/ Bkr 1140 llOtll TIIE PROrt:irn· MAKT BEST BUY Ill lth' BLUFFS 410 Vl1to Roma °'*" weellnch 1-5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I E•CH VILL• t'ricc <111 tbla, lc1vc ly ~ "' 111nglc w ide Al'Ce nt Own 11 lh1clt•nda by Uw w/8ltl.3 11dd-4ll\11laithNJ 10 buach with thl11 2 bdrm $2(1.~IO. ucrt111ll from bch rotl1111e. J1al hlock11 l-0 1 l'lll047 62> the w14U•r. Cu11 'l Cinlf th1K MobUt HCNnt Ston IM k~~ al 1711.000 Nu duwn to \('Uf Cull licrore ____ 848_·_~_5 __ _ ll011j(IHW 540-36'6 ----* Huntl"91on lyttt.Sea• Deluxe 2Sx!M>' comforta Acacia Tree rtealty. 642·13SS bit! hOffil' 2 nil. 2 ba + MESA VERDE 4 ru:x- dcn. l,/ It. U/ fl. Willk to 3 BR + n replucc. Agent. b~:h $34,[)()0 Avull ft1rn ft37 6398 frnmt-d occup :i~Mi 4!JOIS. 1--------- 1>73 iiJOO 2 houses on t lot Also "RUNAROUND" t·a ll 2Bdrm, den, end un11. CONSUMER'S OUIL>fo~. it523C'AM"15J>a•fRVltfE tenn1s1pool. $6SOt mo Many h ave a.nd an• glud U44 ~/631 ·2610 ~ydkl ! ! Save lime . gaa Orangctree patio home. 2 ltwhh It money?" ree. BR 2 Bl. air cond .. gar Lado Isle homt! ~or lellllt'. ••••••••••••••••••• •••• I 000 I of~...... opnr. nr pool. jar uzzl & sooof>M pr mo C1tll urt1·r He.Mt FwftfahH KJOS· PETS WELCOME Ughted l<:nni11. Xlnl 101-. O SM·OOOI ••••••••••••••••••••••• 641·4900 Adlts. nn pe ts . 1460 fo::i11tbluff 4 bdrm exc1· ..... , •• , .... ]107 ()pen7days9-7 833·~327 dya. 552·1143 home or 3 bdrm .. t.lt!ll Wltelc-.11 •EXCITING• Ac~ for Sm. I 200 ~~~el. ~.~~~:~~r. In ....................... ·---------••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,~ b do evet1 .Steve U.tt L se 025 m o s.. Side 1e--,...,w 3 r con · garage. . w/ garden"r . No peb . -·r Winter. 2&3 br, 2 ba frplc. pool. jacuzzi. Kld11 l c rr1tre twnh11e. 2 liR. 2 Refll req'd Av 11 Sept Sfoacupe1&sun11etK.uliHI 10 ut re Avocudo Grove MIWHOMIS S3!1Sf$445 mo. 114 I::. ,,_pet.aok.$~.631·2080 BA. den . pool /Ja e 281.h M,s.738soruMz·~ REAL EST ATE <.:1tmod1· 1•urad111c llJr. Slti7.500 Valley CA:nter surround thl!i 10 acre Ba lboa 81 d7S·51181 . Acr011 from 1hopp1ng Byappt · + IJl)n1111rm m Lu1<una Uy I No S l> Co u n l y l parcel. Jn fMll arowln& (213)m.4006 . • _ . • 3BR. 2ba, dabwsr. hltlUI, ctr. sszs. 5.52·9642 5.52·1336 •----"-'--· ------ or by appt. s. .MM lh • Seo l'ark rent only 642 2164. 673·07jj2 area within mlnut.c11 or cov pat., dbl gar. com· -BAY VIEW I ,,u.,. $,.,,. p d lo .. ,, "'l Or mWI pool ·~-No ""'l WOODBRIDGE uxunou11 ~ ._mo nee "" a C 111ge County, can be ..-... ,..! 11• sq rt 3 br, playroom. A SIU,500 Ci\l,LTOUAY SA RES dMdedtoglveyouan Cosy).._ ~ Efltale Lincoln mdl 3 rtEAL llOME. 1•001 . 3Udrm. 2 1 ~lh1 V l'lt<n c.istr.M> t071 runrlo Wood dtr k cd ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1pauo. hvlng room. dinlnl{ room, 2 CJlt 1(11r8jlt 1KCI007 1. Unbcllcvuble vh:w, n1:w xh\l re\Urn on your in· ~~~~.';:<j~,1~cpele·a~:. i~~ Eastalde 2 br 1 ba. 2 car Br. 3 ~.MCH271. • CdM Ill .. t;lem . t.hop· s 113,500. 7JHl40 O~ 213· 72R-2MO ofr MllsTRYS<A>W.r;,El~l ('.'" C .......... Peclflc well. power & grut.lod. ve11 tment. :lo n\J f'i (Or mo.rorwlntcr. ai.r age . 1385 m o . --ping neor 1975. Avu1I "r ·"' MobU.HotmS•• pud Ex cellent ro r horses 11677-5691 or 6'>-0?a3.BroMdwaySt. 3Br. 288. fa m rm. rrplc. <kt Rlh.750·~7 1~r.ic 4 br, 2 bu, cor lot .,.,00 llurbor. Sl" 208 honK.'S Tl•rrm; Uroker. l/52'l-2080 IAllm llALTY IK'W lndscplng ssoo mo T•J m 1ny xtrtHi \.CM> lll\'rl· •• " 7141677·561 I FAIG;O 642·5200 LI 4 Br. ram rm. nr &Chia ~ . . UAYSllORfo:.S. 2 UR . den. tum Mu11l !>t't' $ijij.tl0<1 540-59)7 -I t....... l-1 ~;; Ii So. Cal Plua. $495. 2 HA. (pie. bllfll). (lar, pv1 C)JJCn h.w 496~1 OCEAN VIEW SOUTHOFO.C. 121 RR Unll11, C.M. 97x "-.... 506-011.9. llERlT/\GE PAHK bch. S89S mo. Own/111'\. • HGrbor Vu Hrnu - - -----2'"' Acres of vnmc ronrh gross Xlnt value a\••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW 3 Br. 2"'1 Ba. AC. 675·3568 .. Monwgo 4ljr. FR. hruncl REMY TO IUY 1979 DIL WIDE 11rol>t!r1Y. Jubt mlnult!11 $32!1,000 Call Curtis In· ele1anl la new 3 BR In 2 Br. l ba. fp. gar, 1dlts, Jam rm. frplc. pvt puuo. ------ nu t•rµb. rl•df't' thruoul llulf your n·nt uµµll(•ll lt> H<110rt l.,11~una llfc·11lyle. Crum Orungu County vcstmenlll, 962·2456. Wrlbrdg, nr lake. STil5 mo po8S I chld, no pets, 139~. S475 m o. 644·14MO or larhor·vlew knoll. 3 br · Va1·a11t . Cll'Y rmun~ll\1' t h ~ d n I' u y m c n t . brand new. JUl\l llsLt'd ror !':let lo property Un<2<'r -lo mo fl7:14:lll 646-1106 ; M8·3143. ~·SO.SO ext 40 r~J rm, view· lenn111. 6' 1161 soo . tc·o· Ov.ner . S1501m1> fJ Mo l1•1111t'. sale 2fir. 2U:i Wood morket al Sl2.000 TEHOMTWO '750 mo. 640·41134. &10 1141 wtun 1111u11n to buy ut crurt Wnn'l last al only l/b'7&.S717 or 1/523·4162 ~ letlCtt l 141 MESA VERDE·3Br. 2Bu. Culverdule 4 br, 2111 bu. 10..Spm S.,1,000. ISi\llC72491 Ten we ll mulnlalned ••••••••••••••••••••••• f um rm. frplc . new pro f. l and s cape d . -------177 !JOO. S20CJO down :i Or. " FARCilO oomes on two adjoinlng b d t /d h h d PL.~ll 3Br. 2f,, ba condo Sa 2,000 Down + 2 rull bath"· 1450 i>Q (t cSBRC7'141.11 ------Iota with new roors : 2Br. convrt le d en. l'Ck. cp 11 11 wa r . coverc Gardener & assoc. dues OnJ linck Bay View 2 tnry. or llVln" !l"Uce. •344 Mobile Ho.. Store RXCLUSIVE owner will h'"IP fin"nce! garden. views, avail Im patio. refna. ref. l el/ lllt pd. By owner. No pel..s. Ill Yhlstc1>1> fromd dwa$h.'r 0 .. 5 ... .. med unlll 8-15-79 IOOO + sec Avail 10.1. ue ~ mo. Isl. lost sec. & R Y upi:ra e n :, 4ljdrm, 3 Bu . dt-p. formol KR Prof)t!rt.1e1;, 493·9~1 9~•SOO .1'4oeslrfan Area. South 144,000. e1&ch 752·1920 mo '19-1-6034 • SS25mo 657·•W clog deposit of 1250. mo 551-8$34: 67.s-1938 tlmmg. J frplc''i1 , lr14 lot or 4'J2-8700. "'Orange County. Build J_ ~U .A.IL ZB!Y1 NoriuahCylnl(. lrnm('d O<" -----Beac~ Living yourdreum ranch on lhu• T A Newport~ 3169 •3Br. 2Ba. near bch. pool. Ml· . at~rfront on Channel. 2 rupancy Ow0t·r will s-taAIMI 1010 5 acre parcel. Xlnt p• •CE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jae, rrp.1lcc, blt.na. 2. c ar 3 BR. 2 ba. $52.S mo. $200 ~}>'u30)_1~~·1:;500:."fi~i c 11 r ry fu 11 p ri rt!· j••••••••••••••••••••••• SeveraJ new homt!a ltfl t e rm•>. 11677 ·5611 1 or ~ Ma&nltlcent beacl\lronl ~· S500 mo. 838 92iO depc)iiJ'lt 78f.1'7fl8 ~ ·~;~·~o ~i'1rncr l'rlll(:j~l•~~l2 P,~~~~t :.~~J'tn2 ~~e~n bi~~~ir:~r:.u~~v~ II~·~ --NonlTllS"' Wesl Newt'!rt home:. 5 .6U·IM82res. 7$4.QJ2, ~-9155 ..;.;:..;....::..;..::...... _____ _ ----l.bW down P t1nc only l'ummunily. itubletlllll( c.mttery Loh/ 10,.. T11 l:JO ,.M.I Bdrm. 2 a ths +dorm For lease 6 bdr'!1s· 3 Plea11ant 3 br. 2 ba. frpk . Br. 2 ba duClex. ocean "-""ll ucl or ~Jl c. Ill': ti+t 7'Jl7 • .i lowc.:d 1 n pnrk 3 Cryph 1500 k><t. Vrly lae. $l500fmo. baths, pool. SGSO. See al dswhr, g11r. Kids & pets ~~kin~·3 ~duf~·u: f~~~ •Jvl4n. 3 hr :! lJu. 1t111clt•(I. ----hcaches + pier, home• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Loh for Sek 2200 95e-!1871 1184 Denver Dr. or call ok 1445 Agt. No rct!. 1 Y " ~J.~ IJo b Mui n I !~••••••••••••!~~~ iincc.-d from. lhu hur M\lmorial l'&rk. •·;;;;;~·i~·.:~;·~;;;•• 0c ... unfronl luxury prim e S56-4752or Hl79~ 00-1-2566. 973·29'71 J'i.4i:;,oeove!"6~:i-'!_1~uy s Wi\Ttm1-·1<0NT llOM 1-: ' Dock for 311' baal. 3 IJR 3 JJ.i. yard Sdler rcn!ly to lllflVt" Alt\ G73 77:n IY OWMll $29,900 CM 3 lntK S-125 et• llwlt.Jnatr.n &llch arc11. 3 br, Crpk . tm<'I. NEWPORT HOTS AREA Ur. ws hr/refn11/dryt!r. RENAISSANCE 645-0858 27.000 •"· •. lol nour narage. Refs . 1800. 3 BR.2 BA.fam rm •• cx· Wiiler pd. garden er. l.lellUl Catahnu & occun rtc.oduc1.,-d lllOOO Will 1'00• M bll I •. ... • .... " .......... , ·~ ... oil ... CA._ View J8CUUI SBtt 3tw sider Ll::ASE O PT ION 3 o c propert ttl>"" C°'""'9rclal I P11clflc11 lloapll al . :'I Av al I. 3 to 7 m o s . ..~ .....-. ..,75 m ae. no _,.,~, L'>e. 552.4753 s 150'1 m o 068 . S88 7 : hr 2 bu . bouWully lunddevelopmcnt t:u. ,roperty 1600 Point.Shop. CntrltClvk 675·1849· _sx.1J1.642·4709 -Lake vlew·Woodbrldg<> 750 1678 luodJ1cape c7 i 4t 4tt-ll I 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• <Alnter. $13.S.OOO. Select Dover Sho res 3 br. 2~ b1 townhou1c. New 3 BR. 2'.-:. BA +-fom ------- 111 unu11uul buckyorlf . C714J 557.0600 KOLl.!llWINF.CENTl-:Ft David Bourke Rllr hom 2 b 2 b di 1 c p t d rm dbl " F' p '"I C New Townhowle. 3 UH . __ -_ e&. r a. n ng , s • r p 11 • • ,,ar. . " ., 'I lt.lc11l loc11tiOO. J.;"ctllt!nl ---llO!XI 8Q (l OHlce hldf{ for 546.995() hv111&, frplc, pool, folly washer/dryer, dbl gar; Wl'l bar. J)llltO. l.l!>Mll' 2'-'t ba, fpl<'. f{ar. pool! SPECTACULAR rood1tioo. Soul aecc.-ss, W£EKENO£RS l('11K(' $4400fmo N N N Wl.a&-..frfer7 furn. No iw.ts Scpt,Jan All11oc. pool, Jacuzzi It prt v. No pets Sfl75. Jucuzzi.$47S 548·~3 VllW LOT spr1nldcrs. 1&uto gnagc 2 Mo bile llornell I n tiOOO 8Q rt oHtrt• bid(( for -... ·79 $S~ mo. 642·6724 . clubhse Incl. SSOO. m o. 75.2·2550 11 A f< 8 0 R v 1 E w L t h r door. ad\. w11wr. 188,000. I n~ h liUlc~J0.000 R· I lot. good a rea Jn 631·2244 642·91M7 d Ml r uncc or ocean !M :.!IM arter4PM. ...sauna ...,uc • occun· INUUt;T. It 01tna Pl. plana included. Not1hwood.s·Drand nl·W 3 8c11u1HuJ ecor ncur ---- v1t'w lot In oxclu11lve re front private park from COMM 'I MRKTG 149.~. Term" avail. 2 BR hsc. 4 blks from 2 BR 1 BA, renc~ yrd, br 2 ba homt! w/frplc-green belt S7SO lcut· ~:t?ic~~~I ~~·if'~~~:,~ °"9lf' IHI lat... S7~tL.. H Stor <:ontact JU:ly Johnaoo WE.ST COAST PACfflC ocean. $27.S mo. Couple Ea81JJ1dc. udult.11. lat. last wet bar. l\/C. tum rm: &lly /\.Grubb Rcllltor. lf youwail ••••••••••••••••••••••• -OMt • ?M/549~746 REALt:STATE prefd.673·1..573. 4ccleandc p $320permo l62S. /\gt. No fl·~.1_644_·~_18 ___ _ • ._.IWPO.IT Cflt.UTU ............u.. u~, H .. 4500 - -4~M35 g;jl·2600 64.2·1252. Oc t 1. 964 2:i6fl· 973·2971 1A......__ V BR c· " s" ';:S.~ 1100 ~t.._ I ON BEACH. Decorator ' --f ..,.,.,, •cw~ · .rcut ltEALTY 640,llll ••••••••••••••••••••••• OWlllEBeRndiMUSTaJ\S~:L.I, 1100 , ....... Loh rumished21\.ory.4l)drm EHlald e 4 BR. 2 ba .. r ,P •• ~u·t,1od"nceorm1m1\~"1.· P~?,,' ----• . 11174 x Z4x.,.,, :JUr . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Soulh of Oron1e County, VIEW. In belt locaUon. dahwabr. dbl. aaraae. • • ~.,,, 1-umJly pork. 2ildi4, extr:i 2lia. hike view. N. Wetit• MIW DU,LEXIS with view o( lake .It iur· ll400monthly. t=Mo. ~ 644-~eveli $10 000 1111•c 3 lir. S3000. down O r u,ng c Co un\y , San Clemente· s 149.~ round1n1 coun try . 28drmw1th80ATSL1P Oi•lu xe lil ll c unyon • /\uum e paymenti;. ll.F7214·15l Open for up llll owner depreelo Sacrifice price. l~.000 1750yrl)' Eaalalde. 231Maanolla.2 Townhomu. 2 Or. <l bu, ~554·~ -----orrt1.894·~1 evt.'111Wkndls tion near beach 7315606 Own er wlll carry . Wat.erfronUiome11 Hr.lBa,encl.y•rd.14.25. frpk. pool. 1ucuu1. tcn ' !Mo.-Propwty 2000 lftcw Pr rt1 2000 or768-3896 eve11 _ 11677-56111 or1/522 2080 GaH400 ~341..5 O... Of n.. nhi. adults, no pets. Spci· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••T.::? ••••••• .__w ,,_.....,, 2000 ~ C--'--tt.Ms l'n+•='.htl 3 br w/frplc. lg back yrd, le1t Le9M Y .. t tacular view $650. mo DOWN :J Bdrm. 2 bu. 11111 d~l(rt·~ golf courac view New INVESTMENTS ~~~~~~':mc!.'~si.1~~~c:e 19 DELUXE UNITS 20 NEW UNITS {){'!>;ANl''t<NTDUPLY.X 25 :J Ur. 24·2 Br Almost finished ~ UH 1 ua ench. rpk. 2 room lo build 20 13 2 Br. 7 2 cur goru1C1:. $375.000. m ore . Own c r 13 R Builder says ~:.!~r;~i~li~i73~12A~~7 ~~~~iw~i ~11,,,,t·~a-rry with s c 11 now. Ex . ... . ~~-· ... ~ I' r i c c r i r rn van,tages l'or"'ist 2 t lien. 2 yn old. 0 .0 .· Ul14 & ~st In nrl'a. 3';1 to S 0 S11v1· SH!Ml,I C.:h11rlc11 Quintard. Rl'altor tl73 8250 Open TUt:11 U\ru l"rl 11 :i ~LOOStlashore Ur PIHIMSULA". One of u kind 2 awry hom~. I ll ou1~ Crom Locach. $345,000 PeftYlrotM,lttr 641-1511 OUTST A MD ING F•m1ly home with 3 IJ(e. bdrma . "P8CIOUll d ·n, • family rm. & 3'~ b11lh1 tn vrc:t1tlill)us We1ncllri 11f\'11 fo\·11turr•11 Incl. n1•w w1w C41J114.!l, walk·ln food p•ntry. 2 frplcs .• atip, l1und('Y rm., cl'llldrcn'11 pl•yhou11t'. e t c . Im· m.cub1w. movr·ln cond. ,llll0,000 MIWPORT HACH llA&.TY 671-1642 I IR 2'iit BA, pl•yrm, bar area. highly up1raMd, Z.1ly. w•lk \.o beachM. , Open Sat t 5. S13UOO. r.te'l 5078 Btt,lll ll orbor View ""llonMl'O, 2 Hfl + ""n, 2 "I)•. blin microwave. • m1ny upJ(r1lt1:11 Patio cowr. l142JIOO fee. Open hu Sal II Sun 1·$, 840·41 34, 112• l'ort 8mnouth $1.125 ,000. . ow n c r . 0 n I y 13 UNITS All 2 Ur. i;olar pool. Owner w1 II <·art·y at 9Clk with $75,000 d own . Only $365,000 3 ON A LOT Eaststde Costa Me~u J Separate hOU!ilCS on corner lot . S uper l ocation . $159,900. COLLEGE TRIPLEX All 2 Or units. l W /frplc . tncl 1aragos. Near OCC . 2 To c hoose from . Full pri ce 1129,000. $795,000 8 UNITS B ea ut if ul building 6 mos. old . Pride of owncr~hlp. Good Si.t nta An~ l oco ti on . $280,000. 2 ON A LOT Eas\slde Costa Mesa . 2 separate houses o n R2 lot . $129,500 DELUXE 4 PLEX Brand new -all tho extras . Great CoSt8 Mesa location. Ideal for owner /occupant -two t.o choose from . Full price . $230,000 ~ ~RE:HIGE: /~ ..... ~--·HOM€S IST ATI IMVUTMlt4TS llll W. C•••t Hwy, Ml'4Ml46 ... --. -. . ... . . . .. . ,, . . --,.-~T; --~ _,,, 2100 -" ""-$ n .. t I S I h I Avall. lmmed. 759-0187 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rrop1rty ••••••••••••••••••••••• E.aide C M. 385 m o . u.:oull u pnn 11 ·Sl y c REALESTATF. ....................... GIMf.. l202 990-6476itl'\8PM. single family dclllched COUNSELOR OWNER MAY CARRY ••••••••••••••••••••••• home in Northwood J •Rc·rlna nce & Invest UPTOSJ0.000 •HOMIPt .... D•S• lo BRs. 2 bntha , planted Xlr11 lllt! 3 bdrm. 2 bu Oupleir. I hou11e rrom occun. $550.I mo 83.s 2607 2nd T n n ... I l " ittrium. kllch11n gurdcn m1•nl s per lahs ts . SJ(I 11• C> UI . (IUll· LOW RENTALS r rarn/4.plex Vu;lll 3 DR 2·~ BA <"OUI\ CelllodRy·Movctodsy w I nd 0 w & u 11 y llV1l l'hu11e Ill. Vlt!W, nt·W •&-..rhpro1*rtw" try charmer Pncl'd Ill 567-0824 G',•anr~•~n~·ru P1nl'·~I . Yfl .. rurndd point, ,clelan ~br.b :SIJu. P M $102 500wlth ovcr20001111 11~' ~ Vlt2rpeh,wel t•r.:J • roperty anaaem1·nt · tOOO'sor Vacanc ies new ~ $575/ Mo cv 211 t •Tax & exchange utlvl"~ ft of quality home for $195 lbr f(ar yd appl J ean Dales 642·82jj5 ~g~4.~e,~ s, s pa, pool •C11ryn nw11er000·4388 your d ollttr. Owner S220l+kldM•ryd3tex - ----- ----wanu lo mnv• now "0 $m2bruUlpt pul 3br2ba,W10 .guaHH(.I. TR8'LIX muke U11 an otter he 1·on ·1 .12752 +kld11 pclil patio H d r m . 2 .,.J b 11 auto dr opnr. nr beach West Co!lla Mesa now btJ. n:fwie. WALLACF: &: CO 3+kldl ~!JUI 'J'own.homc. Furn rm, 2 l4SO mo. SlSO se<'ur & ..,. •• ,~. 1--' 7 .,,,.. ~ ~ . ::2J£al • ~ .,. (lro11s 1nci.ne s1t1.~bo CM of r.-... blo4+ ua puno·~' ur~· v·illll;:fif I bl ~J~~~Jlwt~·-.c\ ~ p/yr. 1119.000. llUlkc of· ._ ~r ••ao •FREt: J.~OR LIFE• gor. 2 patloi., d11hwhr ~ fer rToplrty 41 • Good In a ll 24 locatlona Beaut. cond. Adull11. no 1.100 ISLE·Lii 4nr . 38u. 2 Co:ca:•rclatlftew ....................... AJl1reu·AUpr1ce1 Wehave manyNlfttaliun· ~ets ~ll'1ut! 14! rnn11 ~ Pl!lio11. $950 m o . ZSOO Hloc k Newpon "Af(ordublu plu11h (;oodo ..... I.a-ct 3206 dcr U OO! Kid•. p ets• a11e. 575 mo Avull Oft _s._:r.!Ai8 ____ _ lilvd. Coeta Mttt1n. Cur W/0Ct:811 Vww" .. 2 BR. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Small ree MS-4900 15th. OayK 1133.5001 ur Newport fflll • lovely 3 ;;;: l~~~:b!\J:~R1 ~~s :c~t1; :~1.PJ:k· 3 Br. a ba. den. din. New •CONSUMEK'SOUfOto; .e~=.. ll41 ~ly~f/=~ ~!:: occep\ S!i0.000. lr1tde W .:SOO. 722 8849 Hk ror ~tin~'r44~llc. No pct.a . .,_ ._........ l226 ~•••••••••••••••• _752 OOl9day!I __ _ c..<qulty, Jim ~ PU2A MIWrc>RT --------S32~! ! VHiwE Refrlft ! ••••••••••••••••••••••• S65() unlt.lt/1700 furn. Oluc Ea11tblutr lownhoui.o. 3 br IULTY 975-0616 i..co.. rr.,.rly 2000 tOda,pet.aok! Move In lO· _ _.,SITOM"ltM• LM&oon VIUa. oc:nfml on on gmblt. pool prlv. 1700. ••••••••••••••••••••••• clay.ScnHeee45-4800 -._ ._ pvt bch. 714/4119·3217. 2l3/~-l678 •------------· *OONSUJU;R'SOlJlDP.: l"of' lease. 4 Bedrooms, 2 2W7oi-0230 ..;....:_;;.._;;_ __ _ macnab I Irvine realty DWLIX~POIT MACH Oelached 2 DR unit.a on R·2 lot. Good income. Need.a flx lng -roo m ror e xpanalon -make It a showcase ·-make money -fun project! Askin& $118,500 -make Of· fer. Vic Juhlnakl 842·82M. CV·22> CDM~.OPNWY :S yrs new & immaculate! Walk to beach & shopA. Two 3·BR. 21AI bath units now leased for 11025/mo . Great Investment property . Barbara Wright 644·6200. <V·2'1> '42~1235 644·'200 tOt Dover Orlw H•rbOr View Ccni.r trvlne 11 C.m.PU' V1llt'f CAntM 752·1414 bath• family roo m Nwpt <;rctl Condo.1unkco Super *•le. View! $3101 formal dlnlna.s.. ftnced IUMAtD IAY Uv rm w/Cplc " wetbur. Sln1~le1, le Ida, pell I! ya.rd. chlld~n vK I~~. HOME with OCEAN vu formal dlnlnir. gourmet S-"' IC aa •""" mo. Call Linda H•un. ~lo .._ach 3 bdrm kllc h w/nouk . 2 Bil • ... ee. ,_,......,., .. d "" • +m.~tr auJte w/11tudy. 3 •CONBUME R'SOUIDE m.3~ (S.5w,. •Y•> charm. 1e.curlty 11nd Ha. ZClr g11r w/opnr, Jllill C.-.. W. 3222 privacy.S1200moyrly OUQ. pool. jt1 c u nl. ••••••••••••••n••••••• Pdnl Nl&uel coftdo, 3 BR. WatA:!rfront lfomr11 ll1tU1111, tennla Walk to llAYtlW 2 ba. tn.nll, pool. Jae. Cell 83H0> betich JU11l S650 m o Aft N1.iw ocean view 2 br, 2 :::'.:e:t:. :~::fl-'•· 3 Bedrm, 2 bath . ocean 6 644-006? bat. Leueorleaaeopt.lon view, lae lot. w i fruil DR, 2 Ba 810 CANYON A1rent G75·0S82, cvu P1•1t•Ylley HJ4 lreea. So Luar una TOWNltoME. beaut up. 875-3637 •••••••................ SS2Slmo. 494•7287 1 r • d • d, Io ad 1 or 5 Rr, fencd yd, pool, patio. ••• •LD 1 •y amenitl•, No children. 4 Br. 2111 ba executive rrplc. am..... ._ view home, 1ardent r . M1·20a AvaUablt no w unlll nopetl.~. pool. volleyb•ll. new e/1119. Ort alocean vi w br condo. p1Uo w/wet carpels drapu . ,......., • .._. JJ40 nuae charm lnl llvln& bar. bbq Bonua rm. waUpeper ••. '40-0008. ....................... room, w/hl•h beam C91r· L n dry fa c 11 I 4 9:;. •. t..wu&1'J condo a 8r + den ln11. 3 BR " family 648-7312 or 911-41tl •rter cle1n • ~alnt. + trplc 2 peUoe •ne roo m, call collect. •pm. q~ec 11t .. old CdM, • Uv 1.,,1.:· '41()/mo .' Call a o 5 . 3 e e. 7 2 s 1 o r•--------- rm. frplc. m1lr r " MALLOY ftEALTOU at IOM7l-47$5 SEA VIEW ._ batb, wallc·ln clat. all bll• ~ 3 DR. 2 }>a, bllni. 1ccurl· Int, boollcaae wall den. -ser. ma. quiet cyn ..... l)'. tonnl•. pool. lkuut pr. +dnveway.pvt •f• OPTlONT 4 Br" den. 3 t1n1 . 1tep1 t o b ~h . Uke n•w. ocean vl~w. Ii pool. u u. e 5 e..r~~Lauon.•1•r .. nr market. 1choot Ir W'#n, ~/mo oa11: m 2122. Lark.tJpur.844·~:... tehl.'6Df7$--0l'7'7 P.66Cl6.IJ3&.845.6 / Ev•:70f·ltM. Harbor View Hiii• 3 br Z Neat 3 br. 2 ba. dlhwhr. 2 Ir. 1•r11e. I blotk to lfarborVlew Uome11 b&. fam rm1 pool, MU. pr.rncdyd.kldt•peu beircb . 13U 228 Elltra fine 4 bdrm .• tncl', poo 1er v . ,,_ ok. t.ca&. Aft.. no fH . Orandvl•W Sl .cr .. r l &llJ'dentrlncl.$700mo . _p~er. l?S-Me. lllM·2MI: '71-29'71 48'M 108 A1ent 644-7183 ... J Hou" u......... Af* ....... .....,..d .,.,t•1•h u.tw., .,. ..... ta u..fw.. ~·ta~ F~. S!ptember 22. 191J CM 'r PILOT #15 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• M.wpcwi IHdt 1269 eorw .. ....,. l7JJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... I..... ]10' c.liteMtM lll4 ............ ech lt40 ... ...,.,. .... ll6' ltftt•toSW. 4JOO ..... trl1Uentat 4500 Morl9191s. T""t I. lk'arh ho11 1 • .1 Ill< A frame. Jiharp '67~ Pt'IUlY flr11m .. IUtr. ~ t:.31 Ut·11uuCul n1•\I. duph•1t 111111 111 Ntwpurt llN ht io. J HR 2' t..i :"IP•t:lou.., t.1c<C1ry:l· W11luun.11Qel H~.i ltua 114 I '.i04 11.ACOHl.AY Ss>itMOUI I 8 R. r IJl'I\ or unfum Tmnu . pri\rlltl! ~IACh Uf~ OHPOPf'Y t\am 2 BR howw. l1I I>\~~ Aj!t '7S 5930' 6~,. :-.in.II J bf-dn.um hOU\l IHll..ei ........ __... ll_." hop;. fmm t..-arh with _. - 1-'•rt'plan• ~·l ulh "'' l•-t $~ fk'f cuu H• .. rl) l''111 trl~ lilll4' \ .... 1 l\IWl<I' ' I h L'(IO :0.11\l(lt.., •Ill I In 111 .. 1< h !'.m.• 11 It •. '""'' •111~· •l'ON:-.l •\H H ~C,\l llll' !\11at .. 01 '· "• h1tH 11 r t'fl I •l 1111 '•IO 'm..il I ft"t• ...... 1••111 •('O·''l \tf:H .\t,l111>1- Boarh br11drfl"Ont W/VlilW, l~ h nrpnrt Near nf'w $2$11 inc ulll IU.1 ....... ~ )741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.AOlfN.\ 8f:ACll MTR IN SU wk & op. Mi.id 'It -n ~or TV. heated JW)nl l 'll I ( 714 )484 ·s.asM I ~ C:.O.!lt ttwt _ 5 llDlOOMS ~Jtt-16.1\ t'Tunt 2 bdr-m. rrpl. 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Adult.I, no pet!!. 833-897_•· ocean. $MO/ mo. 835-2607 $17~ mo. 546-2771 mg. or can\ a,; work 22' to lrnd l!)t II 2nd TO ' t!\'e 875 L'tlll/fM0.0473 dY• 1133-3l2S aq I\ 64S-450! Agent. 1~37.3744 Co .. r I .,..... ll'44 2 Br1 ba._nrocean fpJ Female rm mate wanted. o nit}' ron I owe r Comfortable new units ••••••••••••••••••••••• diahwrUMyrly no pc-t over 21. CM area. $147 50 ......,, W.tM 4'00 dupwic. Mllllon 1 vww J now ~ady for CK'cupan· 31 ..,_ .... 5 340 mo 5511653 June ••••••••••••••••••••••• -"'~-.-n,.,./ tr,Zba,S7$0mn t,it.-Jlt?11 cy Nr schools, kids OK. *DDIUD NEW• i_.., t. · 6'4·• · · · --.._ .. DAAn 1 .... R l'anly rum. I br or bach ret"MMhJ ..... "•••• 1107 no Pt.1.!L 2 BR. 2 ba. S3SO lmmed. poss. lge 3br. :lba. _, .. 3 1:1 2 6A condo. nr ;ipt, &I Island 01 CdM Lott~ Fo.d ••••••••••••• ••••• ••••• mo 646·7782. s.57·89115. NtVl..-'S NIWIST blt.ns, blk to bch. ~-yr· P<?f an NB Tri level. Yrly s.9·34116 •••••••••••••••••••••· • "" Iv. 64.5-7057; 642·0881 pnvacy. 645·2632 5 I or 2 l~nn Want4'r Fum r .. Jt:tlde. cute I btdrm. I .,, COMMUNITY ~ Student des1Wrlltdy nti.d:I .,lflWftftHh • 00 uvaJI 01·t"tm view Avail buth. encld patJo. pool, BEACH-200 slepi1, 28r. Share l~rge eUte 3 BH 1 br .ipt within f w m i ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltnmf'd (.'all Wknds & nopet5.~. ~·0916 frplc, sun deck. S38S mo. <X.oean view home. CdM Jamborc.'C &. Coi.M Hwy AMW/\\' wkdy1111111t ~. ina ~--EasL<Jide. 2 h...trm, 1 bath, HERITAGE POINT Cull Russ 957-LOOO dys. 675-9386. $330 mo. 5"4•·~1 OlSTRUWTOll ~ 831-0468 eves Cd ll h1ul 642-8463 CUTE 1 HR AT O~ACH It s mall pa~io, pool, no h...,. Older resp c:ple wants 2or3 BAY,'2115/ pel.ll.~ 548·09l6 Lac. 3 BR. 2 ba .. l house ,_...... 4350 br. ~ ba unfurn home in Cold! Gold' Gold' Xm1h 661·2:US, 496 S6flO Dpt• 2Br. lHa. enclosed An apt community ~e· olf ocean: garage, wshr .. •••••••••-•••••••••••• Emerald Bay. ocn vu. 1s Just around the com6r oct-:AN vu•:w. I PllCl<>Wi aur. 2l97 American Ave. &il(Jled with you In mind dryer. Yrly SSCIO. 962..alM4 Eastslde Costa Mesa dbl dbl gar 837·300t bet. S-i l.U. ~old JUWeli; '" .1 Uf\1 ..... w 3 Rr 2 U•· Yrly. ....... Avail now 556'°810 featuring 8&paclous floor or675-4258 gar. $7S mo. Southlan-di 9-ll pm que &1ft You ct•n r<•l1t1'. & '"' "' ._,, plans Furnished or Un· de a<>t c..33 ohop With )'OUI fncndS •II mo G4tJ..1220 De_l_UX_t!_•2_bd_nn--.S37-S-.--t rurn°lsb ed I 2 & 3 3 OR 1 BA. I gar . space. rs...... General Contractor de· the pnvacy or your OWll --IALIOA A"5. 1 Garage. ~tc. b edroom apts . lm -1216..,40\h St. $4SO mo. No ires hou ... e i.r 11 µl homt• i\b :i h~lesi1 you 1 & ~ f>R •11, '2'7~ & $3'1SI ~-siiJ., mediate Occupanc)'. pets. 833-0523 eves. OHie. ....... 4400 N e w fi o r l b t: :. ' I> n.c.eavf' credit for frt·" ••••••••••••••••••••••• waterrront Wall re uold To book ., r p n pur mo. f\irn. evuJ. Nr Secluded 2 BR apt, over· furbti1h or remodel off " · · ,,ou a Y lOlh St l~11ch. Call S••lj Delae ToWllhMH FIATUllMG ,....,__,_ it .. & IAYROMT OfffCIS & receive more lnfMm1• b b P lik . ....,..u,g pool. el~ k Cn hours ro.-rc.uon11ble lion. "all Shaula ........... . l'r ope rtlei;, 87~·4890 .. 2 r . 1"'2 a. p vt pal.lo, • ark esett.ang. rt Ad Its ...... cannery Villag' e New of 63 o 7 ... ... ~...,., I I S3 2s U hted ·---•-_.~ carpo . o • no .,..._, • · rent. 1· 1 4 01 Sharie> 646.(ii21! Allc:rGpm,67~~2 enc . garage. . • i •••m~cou • .., s:MS.673-<tl62dys fices from 300 sq (l. --------- 957-6282 •~reationalCaclllties fantas t ic vie w s. lg Lost&Fo.d SlOO ~x 2 br. frplc. 1un-•Pool&llQcuzzi DELUXE Q_CE '"N · n"ti'o s·p arkin" ........ 1/ln•Ht/ a Br I t .A n ., .. .. "' ---.;__ ••••••••••••••••••••••• dc.'<'tc. bay view,~ mo • n~w pa n • cp..._., •Gas B FRONT home. Yrly, 3 janitorial included . 2BOfl r-. 8:S·LWll patio. open SaUSUn 9.7, *c:n~..&.Jing clean laun-BR 2 Ba Oen Din L ' tt A "' 8 ···-·················· Lo6t Of Found R pet" c~·· 1779 WestmiA&ter,aptA. ~.,.,...... Frp'lc 3 a' • Bot' a aye e ve .. •~ a..-t.......-1 An imal A~!'>l!\t a ne•· Totally r1im1xfolcd opt~ 5411-4107. · ·C r gar. a 673-L003 ~-16.. SOOS Leogue537-2273. no !e.· now uvu.lliAble All ncwl * a rdenpatJokitcherr space. patio. sun-d~k. .......... ....... , µumt & cur~t. ancludel> 2 BR .2 ~· ,!!~~heerl/ ul ==~:~.!~ss 642~1 THE EfACIENT ••••••••••••••••• •••• • • uuhtati. rooms ... c..,......,, D W, •Large walk-in closets Al.TERN T TRAVB. ACiENCY Had1dor.. S26S disposer , lndry, 2 cur •Privat.edresslng areas PltOMOMTOltY n. A IV£ FRANCHISE I UR S~ gur. S36S. Adults. Oct 3 •Accented wa lJs. Upper level sep. 6 unit Mo. Lo mo. rent incl . :HUt s:m occpy. 648-4757 see now. bld2g .. 2 BR, 2 ba wtran R The new wvy to own a 4n• E 8 Ibo f• e c e P 1 · s e r v • • travel aaenc". Travel "" u '1 " 2 BR Duplex, encl. gar. no Near corner or Walnut & mt.le Balboa & ocean personalized phone cov· " " ""5"""'-' · $1000 k, .Network Slan your own . '" >IV-.....,.,, $270. mo. 1st & last JefCery off S . A. Frwy. View. . mo. As 1or erage, conf. rm. mail .,..... .,~ 8323910 "H AIM,. Exp. not r l'q u1r e d C-i,.___ .. och 3111 +dep. 1938-A Anaheim (710559·7000. sorry no ~. · or"'"'"""" serv .. parking & more In ..,.. ~ ""'" Re 1 l Complete support di long FOUND B•lc Cerm·ffll Shepht.'rd. femak. 11r Calilom1" & .M1nnei;ot,1 C M 545.3342 LO~T 0 :111.' IPm,d1· W Clterlront HotMI u 1.r400 ••••••••••••••••••• •••• Ave, 631 3856 ..,....... nt.a ceo .er open Newport. term servu:c provided ''RC' T o£c ' T daily9amto7 pm. -..uEEXECUTIVE v .,A " REA ION · SPACIOUSnewsplillevel Lovely new 2 br, 2 ba, YEARLY SPACIOUS. 2 &nSUITE"A".5470 C all M r B «:!!C'h. parakeet. Harbor Vlt'- Home• .. NH \i11·11111y f'ord & Newport f-tdl,. 01 West flc"" dWUY ,,1 nu~11 on Sunday Aut 27th. dumb but huppy 644·4lbt< Swimming. SJUn11i.. 2 lownhse. Yurd & ocean bltns, rrplc. patio, encl. Irvine Lake Condo. 1Br. bdrm, frplc, blk from -----'""-----i . ..:.7.:.:14:...:-838=...:·~::::.:2:.:.· ____ _ I >n lht• Ue:H"h' 2 br. I urn or h1·1tlth l'lubs. bllhu rdr. vu. 2 br. 2~., ba, cstm ~e-gar, la undry rm. AdJts. tennis, AC. adlls, no pets. bay & ocean. Only S39S. CclM OFFICES unr. ~1116 w CA·eanfront n1i.:ht la~htC'.d lt•nn•~ a.1good for the dlS· S360 540-6338 $300mo.S59-8473afl5PM 675-3807 FAST FOOD tl31 0000, 7~9 um murti. l'ro & pro shop. cr1m.ioatc taste. 661-2871 · · •----------MCIM ChHry Mew Lost red dobcrma n pulJJl\ i wtcs old Va·. Hurl)()r & Wilson. J\OS{'64~-9621:1 S. Juan i.:olf dnvan~ ranitt. vurty &496-llln 2 Br apt, cpts, drps, kids 3 bd. rm. 2~ ba. duplex. 2 S~ITts. So. or Coast Prime Loe. in K-Mar\ 3271 room eor...delMtr 1122 ok. No dogs. $295. mo. Lagmaleocft 3848 car g arage 6.t6-6303 Hwy . Available Now ' plaza. Unlimited Polen· LOST Blk Lab puppy . female. Reward 6i3·03b ... d)'l>.473--6578 evei: .. !::!'!:~•••••••••• P :'.J I\ C:T I V IT I Jo: S . •••••••••-·••••••••••• 979-0JJIJ •••••••••••-•••••••••• 1_64,5-,_~_1_1_1 _______ 1 SEE to appreciate. $.195. ~:!: !'o.o~~~ ~~- 1-,allti mt: 1lir1•l'lur. free' Ba....._lor ood .:-Liv•iltaCastt. S575. Delux lrg upper. Ca11Linda675:2311 ~7?96/8J9-I060ev('s :'ltu6l M't'' ~ br. I bu. frplc, 1h1hwhr .l(llr Kid~ & Jlell> vk S 125 Agt Nu fct'. 'fl.1 2.51~ !n:t 2971 l Br 11:1 ha1·ondo. Valla~c San Juuo S3KO m o il-i 1640 1037 Sunday brunl'la, BB<f~. ''"''' • new, g "'" Wide ocean v iews . 3BR. 2ba. lplc. sundeek. Lost Sml bm M POO<l!t·. los t HJ W1f!Ow,; Ir. :>.5! ·5840 J\!>k for t\atha,• 11 q.J:.. parl•e~ :,purl ,. ..,, I ;:11~:~'.=· mo. Classic architecture on in blk to bch. Ad Its . 0J[~ s~:::,~nc!~!; Balboa Island GIJ\ Shop 1oum;1menls & mnrr• r-6" "' acres of garde n s & 2131798-4356. Open Hse Wells t'argo bldg. lSth nr CalJ for de tails. 64C).511Z Bfo;AlJTIFUl./\f'T!'\ " JJ..~!:C~ ~IDE.Nrnew,2 Br. lawns. Poo l & s p a . 11.S45tbSt. w/view. Includes desk.t-Ag.;;.e_n_t ______ _ Single'. 1&2 tK"droom~ deck. gar , S328/mo. Call FJit.ate living. Close to 3176 copy machine. file space. LIQUOR STORE. Grl!al WOUNf? Wt-:m i!r.•n• • t-\Jm & unfum Models GARDEN J\PTS 532-4649. beach & sboppin~. Huge S. a...... SLSOpr mo. 644·7161. C 0 ., l a M n , d nux. I-. adll. Xlnt _ <11· 3 br. 3 ba penthouse. Also ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. ... open daily 10 lo 7. Hoom· COKONJ\ DEL MAR Quiet 2Br. lBa, Cum kit. 2 br & 2 ba apt. Decks 2 br apt. walk l4. beach. neighborhood lot.alton. pasrtaon . .I!~ w11·h1tOrt':1 REHT TO IUY ffiJll• serv11'l' ava~I Nn1 2 Dr Townhouse. frplc newly decor 'd, lndry Dining rms. High ce1l· $250. mo. Call 498-6324 °' ON THE WATER O wne r will con~.adN 645 I~. c.ft .;orl!H'l' 1101/ your rent 1tppla1•h to lt•a!>c requt red Sorry· 1 Pool. lennis. Some ocean facal, encl gar. $315. 1970 lngs. Ideal for anllques & 634·1612. financing. S~.000 +-'" Lofit Sn'lal! male doit halt S450 mo fl Mo lcw.e wl un Oakwood to Fashion ls land & fine 545-GLSS. adults. $750 to $1200 mo. Studio. fng, stove. utal. 6]8 & f 750 Sq Ft Agt. 979-8533 col'lt a pou b 13 <"'< a ntJ th <' do paymtin l :.tdulbonly.no~u. &Catal.ma views . Close' Wa llace, 646-1850, p ai ntings . Mat ure . 1 DelllxeSuhs: ventory. Paw Franklin. ,i tk ;, ··~i :·••·: ~ud '!."'-'on tu bu.y al $77,!lOO., Garden Apartments I beach 644-2611 1 br. pvt patJo. new paint. 49M653or494-6017. pd, Adults. $160. p/mo. Lido brown. Answers tu Gum s:!lro down. J Br. + 2 rull cpts, drps. E-side. Quiet OCEAN VIEW. Ocean 498-0545 I M.-v~ Wa nted. Donut !!h up. ~aJ~\=7~ r••a hi.thl>. 14~1 :sq ft of ltv. H • ..,_. hecll/.._.., 3 BR twnhse apt, 2\ri t>a. adult. 675-3335 side deluxe 2 br, 2 ba, 28r IBa newly decorated. Newport 675-1662 lease wtopuon to buy. tnll «p;H <' 11344 K R · xxo lrvtrll' (al 17ll11 1 frplc encl pat t blk to beam ceil. pool, no pets, 2 blks heh/shops. S31S. ijJS. 1120 1;roJJ('rt1\•i,. 4!1:t fl:il:ll or t"15 05!l0 bc h ' & s hop's . s5oo. Mesa Pines I br $305. aduJts.ssso.494_1375 498-2853altS. OelwcemedicalunitCosw ~~~~~~~~~~ i.r.i-117~10 b'73·7183 Adults, no pe ts . 2650 t_.._ Mesa. 1500 sq . ft .. •18<. E Lrn;t f"em C•tlH'V r~··. va• Sha d y 11 01!1;"' Northwcl. Irv H~w;mJ Wlrdy'l 93; :;71.:. t-\ , .... ~-0593 Santo Ano 3280 H•wporilfooch/Sowttl HarlaAve.549·3447. F.xciting, new oceanfront .-..AM 1110 548-2103. x1sting hus1nesl!, ""' • ••• ••• •• •• •• • •• ••• •• •• ( ~~~~'~\\~~h 1 1 :~u~r!: d~~le:et~~o~;~ De.a PoW 1126 ~!!i0 ~w&~~\~:J ;;::;;;c-;;;:_·~;.:;;;;~Cd --m--d-lx-sw-tes-.-. -u-t-il_pd_ ~~~~'d ~f:,!~~~~ ~t~~~! Family cuodo. 2 br I'' l>a.. 642-8170 640-9350. eves 640·0942,j ••••••••••••••••••••••• glass sulT'OUJldinn cozy Csl Plaza area. $310. mo. A/C, ample prkg. Fro m $130.000 tu expand pro- \ C. pool. Jll!-.l rtidel· I kf J hn J k !New 1 BR d I · " 962 7 .... alt8 300' s .r. No lse req . dtx'tlOn & sale!' StnAle """r ".'A.1 .. '"l fr""W"Y· as or o or oc up ex, pnv. frplc.$750.497-3282 . _,1 pm 675-Dn/\/\ Found Sm. i.oy Poodh· v:1· f\dam!'·Brkhrst Yrktwr: 963-466:: ~u " ,.,, ~~ " yard no pets Wood int """"' investor or ~roup l'h· ·:wo mo !llii-CNi41) STEPS TO BEJ\CH-2Hr. 3 Br. 2 ba. fam rm. (pie" uttl. Pct. S32S. 661-3879 .• Ch arm Ing s tud Io. Af lwllh ,_MslMd AIRPORT AREA· 41.S-495-3667 for more tn· Tustin 3290 garui:e. no pets, winter patio. gar. Freshly paJnt· separate hse on lge lot. or ....,..sited 1900 OFC SP. formation Found adult m:ik cat drl-. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S32Smo 673·6640 ed,$625. 759-9526. $UIOMOV&IN P~· gargen. :"sacy, •••·.;.;;~·~;;~•••••••••• 880 S.F .. 3ofc's & recept. Money to L«Hmt 5025 ~1'-~er slnpe. Man,. Laurl.'lwood 2Ud. 2.Ba. Waterfront condo 2 BR 2 1 BRCOZYC01Tl\GE ALLOWANCE wa to eac . 285. mNG $660 mo. Carpet, drapes, ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- twhbe, n•f.. wai,h1dry<'.r.I Ba 714-531-1662 8-SPM· Stove.Refng.Garag~ 494-4532eves. PALMMESAAnS. & paneling. Call Karen.1r---------FOUND Loni; haand \'omm. J)urk. pool. ll!nnis t;ci' aft5 wk.nds644-1932. 7l90rchid. CdM New 4-unit bldg, 2 BR. 2 I Bedrm. I bath cottage MINlJTF.sTONPT 714/975-0403 G Sh i\.l lHrno 752 tms -' · ba +den, 2-car e ncl gar. Ocean view. I Bick to • BCH. Q • k a~r';"~~ vu~~a~~~~~~--We-stminst"' 3298 F'um.2 BK, l BA.carport, RAYSIDE DRIVE. J BR, 33411 Chella m Way. beach, S3SO/mo. 494-7287 Bach.1&2 BR. IAY VIEW UIC C M 540-S64 l ;scross fromocean den. VI E W of bay, 496-1097 S38Smo or*'-4212 · CromS230.&up. On Lafayette· Cannery ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-4S90or642·1010 s mashing decor, S6SO ' · Adults, No Pets Village. Of face space SCIO c h LOST. mal" Siumes..-<.: .. ,_ • •ShJrp tar~l) :I br. 2 l>a --mo. 759-1092 a gt .............. ll40 1 Bed.rm. 1 bath apt. 1561 Mesa Or. to2500sq. rt. as Choe pl Vic &ysldt' ~ hom'" f.1m1ly rrn. frµI<' Spacious 2 BR. across fr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocean view. Block to (5 BlksEastofNewport Bll..LGRUNOY Jamboree. N.B 0 .,) .. w pa nt-lln)( Nr \111 .. lk111·h . $395 winte r . CostaMeM ll24 Sharp, beach, l ,2 &z BR. beach SJLO/mo. 494·7287 Blvd.> Realtor 675-6161 5"40-0995or640-676Si'\'t'~ ~1t111rP l'wrk. c;hoµptn).l & ~·~Ml:!; 640-6161 ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc .. distfwshr. garage or49C-421.2 9am-~m546-9860 '°' H....,__.., l ~· ., 'l'hoot?-. '1111 l>Cls SSOU U.._. ... ._.__..H_.. "'"S 11. l' """"""'" DECUTIYE ••"'Jo'd""-"•""" <. .. <11 Lot,t Morn :. katt1;n. rul mu !tllH .n;n or ~f>-7"''" 1\l ocean. 3 DR 2 BA. ~ "'"' cxpa IOS . .....,........,, N rtb d p · t ft-· no~ Bonow1w"'"''r t'\l"I & wknth """ ~ardt:n, furn. op. Also 4 Large 1,2&3 bedroom b ~ ~ .. l .;R~S;,r;a;. b:c'::i::e~sv;:. SUITES <N-.i ¥-ot "°"' "-" bell collar Vic Wt:~~IU• -Br l 19 11 J\ 34th ST. garden a pts. Dshwhr. 3 r, 2~ ba. ~rpl~. 2 car util 499-383& 497_2057 Luicurious offices. ex-c..a""""' 1oo '""· <°"'""""' <.: M 6<12 9630 1 11n. l HA . I~ yard b'75-ll!l22 bltns.encl.gar,gas bbq. goroge. Ava il. 1mmed. ecutive secr e t a r y . .,..,.,,,_ La.t !ilk m:.t h• Pooctl• ""IJHtl. 1ww <'•HJ>t'l.-. & -Pool. Gas Pd. 778 Sco~t Xlntloc.$450. lBR,ocean vlew. bd. rm. 2 J>a . Ocean per sonal phon e c·ov-213/172.0309 rt.'<I collar & bt-il v,.. 11h.-t'lcan M i 711:lll rOcean F'ronl 3 bd. 2 ba. Pl.642-5073 'l'SLMgmt 642·1603 $325. Front. wintef or yearly erage. recepliorust. con· 1t4/n2..no Mes .. Verdi.' 545.~51 I <:uuple p r e f e rred . 549-ll86or549-ll87. renlal.S59-1692eves. rerence room . xerox. t !'.µa1·111u~ 111w11hou~c. 3 hr. 67:i-8973 call <tfl. 3:00 MESA VERDE home at · Seawiml Vill'Ml'e notary. Lease or month 1 !!!.~ f"OUNO :\f all· l:JI!<, ua " J ua A <:, 2 car KaraAt'. mosphere 2 &3 br dlx "!15 Lge 1 br apt. almost OCEAMAOMT to month. Near so Coust Shep. Gray on muzzl, ltlt11:.. rdnit inel. Pool. 9 month rental'2Br. !Ba. apts,nopets.546-1034 New 1&2 bdrm luxury oceanfrool Immed. oc-Lag Sch, winter rental. Plaza. O.C. airport & Cull645 1506aftn:.icvc,. Hc•t· rm . 1enn1s cts beuch frni wlfrplc. $425 adult apt.sin 14 plans cupy.forl or 2.S295.mo. seud • l BR, 2 BR, htd rreeways.Call 979·2161. l• ... ...it'-t.n."'"""" tillll:Wl !l~l7 mu 63R-9861. 490 1 Stunning lg. IBr garden fromS290 +pools, ten-494·3433 days, 499-5181 Startlngut$32Spr """""~C.·"'11"'"'' F OUNO flr a1.t Seashore Dr. apt. pool, rec area. $255 nis, waterf'lllls, ponds! eves mo. 94.31311 Xlnt office or industrial •---------~ O ob,..,. m Jr.. m .,;, •---nts Fumi5hed -mo. 710W. 18th St . From San Diego Frwy ..... h-L 1169 space. Up lo 1600 sq fl m Bus blk/tan :!-~yr<:. ol<l Cai• ......-.,,__ P k N bl r wBftf't -... •-4000 tnC6s loans: Siv.caa hst "·'"' l"""'.aftnst"V"~ ••••••••• •• •••• • ••• • ••• ar ewport Apt·SU £t Adul ts G d drive North on Beach to ·r----Newport Beach. 645·21I1 ... ~ .,..., .,.,,, .: " IGIM>o Island 3706 lg 1 BR. good view. . ~· b o pe .. ar er McFadden then West on ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• an hiird·lO·g~l loans Call •••••••••••••••••••••••i 213/567·81'9. 569·9088 apt r, Jac uzzi. poo • McFadden to Seawind j VERY NICE Room w/ ltitchenelle 450 ~-It. Mariner's Mile. ~t'd ,.., no nc 1 ng. Found bluck ft.ma it-rul.: UI Uotl!I . Sune. ''rv. ba. aller6PM bbq area, closed garage. Village. (714)893·5198 2 Bdrm.2ba, w/all bltns . MO week & up. pvt restroom. Uttl. pd · bal an B•t.? Canyon COJ1 I " Also 2 br townh3e. In-I WATHFRONT 548.9755 Ample parking. Cpts & Gay-;'59-1511 k1t t•h .m.111. S<!OO l>l•r mo. 3 Br. 2 ba, frplc. bltns. quire 177 E. 22nd. Apt lO, T~. lovely, spac. WITH Piii & DOCK drps. 544-8678 DO YOU NEF:O CASH" 11uw1 wrkn~ man spacio~. benut. furn, 645-2498 & home -like. 2 br with • • Ambassador Inn in Costa --'----~----M . 2ntJ & 3nf Found muh· dog. m tM,O ti75-361:1 ssso. mo 209 4 lst St. pvt, gated entrance + 2 ror one 30 or two 20 Mesa. 2277 Harbor. Cen-Or. Cty Airport llomeownt•r lo:in' some Col ht-, I <111 <ind" I'll 673·3057 wknds . or l Br. cpts, drps. s tove. pat.ios. Some with all. boats.Remodeled tonew trallyl""'ated.23S rooms. Just completed Ope n arrangcdfa~t Vac Jambore<> SSi·:l41:. ttxi.a· I. K fm:m~ 110/\T 4 klds ok no pets ... AO t h t Dbl " "" Bo $1000 •100 ooo -l>OC"·. o n LITTLE <2 131944-691 or . . _... itaraR~.Swimminge:oc>l. ru-o u . . ,.a r , MANY with kitch en. area design s pace. In rrow . ~ • fo·o d Chh h I' " c213J1!69 5985 mo. 979-0136. Jacu.nl. Tennis courts. 1 stora~e. 2 add I off street phone & TV. Swimming diVlduul desk to 1000 s q flex 1ble terms. pJst un 1 ua u ... ISLE Sundl•t•k food bar, ..... to H tJ hop parking spa ces $850 r c f t:redal no problt'm C:all blk. 8-IG }r!'. YI(' llfl l!u r . W 0. adlb $400 Oce:infront beaut. 2&3 br MEW'POltT UlA un ngton s . . . pool, Jacuzzi. a nd rec. l. o n e r en<'e rm . w;noobug:tuon Chn!'t963-8388,673·548to $5 .......... MEMT$ ping center mall. Adults. mo. J acobs Realty· room. Daily &. weekly kitchenette, s kyh g hts. STERLJNC "'!,'' SV""". lo~l'r. u ppt:r 00. a"ls. W1nl~r on ly . _._, .,.,.,,,_,,,, "·~ '-•' ~OOH 'i73-Sf..i1 " No p~s. From S43S. _.,_ ..... _,.,,_v ______ rates starling from $54 a receptioni11.ts available orh • . -C'ompl. furrushed. Rental 2 BR '210. infants only. Seawind Village. 15555 PARI< NEWPORT week. Designed for a rchitects. 7141955 16101bh' $450 HIY deluxe 2 lir. Pavabon. 675-4912 Bkr. Mature adults. No pets. Hunltngton Village Lane. 645-~0 engineering, d rafting, Business or real esl.Jte ~:.tra)Jl' prk~. no pets . OCEANt'RONT. Yrly. 2450Newport Blvd H.a <710898-9981. Bachelors. l o r 2 grapfucarts. 549·1480 • lolaoa Peninsulo 3707 _I paid. 984•3783 · Spacious. quiet 3 bdrm no pets. Starting at $270 Spectac~lar spa. totol refs. SISO+ L ag Bch. AfltflORT AREA F'OUND. boy Shep1Coilw mix Vtr oalbo., Pt n mtJ(ht need nl.'"" horn. 673--1~1~ ti75-3063evt~&wknds bacbs.275. l 8RS3104400.I Cost.aMcsa Bed.rooms&Townhouses Rm. pvt bath, m ature MO E - -Uti 2 Br. cttiklren we lcome, From$349.50 empld lady, some priv., oaAMGECOUMTY N y •••••••••••••••••••••••SEAS HO R E . Across townhse apt w/lge pvt mo.846-«IO?. recr eation program . 494-7346 lAl-Bluf' photo album llJWJllJn Vd ~<t ~l(tlt Rt:wam 75l <1010196-I 131 • Hl-;M.:11. V1ttw. pier. 2br. s treet from beach. patio. Pool. Adults . soclalprogram.7pools,8 ----------1 3.seoSq. ft.om~espuce. working capatul, 1st & $475, lbrS:l.'io. AdlL'l, utal Winter rental. 2 bed/ba Sorey, no kids or pets. SUPER 2 br, pool, gar. tenniscowts AtF hion Nice room,.K1tch,en _le ~Contact_:.._ Ri~chaJ~·d ~1l~t,,111P.rtiJIJZP.i... lnl'~ .. t Sm~g.=2 Do:.: • .._ 11.u .'.IJL.Mu,.....J .•. ..,~ -'"~ ~~ ... ~ · . ..;:..-;w~~'ft~COilt'I -.. . , ~ ~'fi'~·'C1• · + ~---_, -.;_ ~tf-'mfl'n < ~~.'fm-f>F~ . "'ftt~; 642-5251 Joa?uin Hills Road. Mesa. $125 per m o . 0 ATE RE ce1vobll!i<. . wean nj? wht n c .. r olln• Special Situation. 71 t 19 546-l!ilS · 975-08&! m1si.1nlit 3 lowu· tl'l.'I /'I I • .. r 1 R $295. l br apt. fOl' only. SHARP/NEW 4 644-OO J14/54J 6468 An." rn 'Su ~" · \i1r ,;.ar~c •i<'U Ull u ay 2 Bdrmon Canal.3lJlksto Ofn 600 rt . -,. l''r1.1nt 2 belt. "Ur, lllls. '-a•·li. ••oo. m(>. wi·.nter. S225-new private 1 s tory. 2 bd Crplc, oar, no chi'ld, Ba hel i 1 bl k House overlooking beach . ace, SQ .. airport Albcrt!'On ·ii ~kt. NH ,... ""~ ...,. F dul 30 N ,. r c beor uhn t 110.i\J ll opdc an so· La"un a fo r indus trial c omplex. J .._ M k µ111d. $450 pc.>r mo Winte r 6?S-4630 or a ts ?ver . O $325. 962·7788 task for rom ac . A t . ,. . Irvine S24-lOl'1 ClrMS "'• C ee REWARD 644·103:1 5'1811746 ---------pets. Deposit required. Mack> No kids, no pet3. 201 ff. responsible yn g man, ---·----FINANCIALSERVICl-~S 1 BR beach front , Incl 7S2·l830 Balboa Blvd. S250 por S175 mo. 4!1'.).5023 Airport a rea. N. B. 840 \:~~~ ~ee~·N~~ y~~ ~r~yy ullliliesS265-S275. Z7lC E. l6t.h Pl. 2 BR l BA. ~e 3 br. 2VJ ba. encl. mo. +security dep. Call Newport Bch Bluffs area sq.ft .. s offices, ss201mo. MorfcJocJ-1, Trust 675-3824 /d bit · garage. MUe .to beach. SueSS6-7707 · Mullan Realty 5-40.2960 Dffcfi 5035 $750 Winter $600. carpets rapes. -an Jo"'rplc.Crdnr&walerpd. ' fe male, house priv 's . 34001 . N 8 • •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 1>'7:J.0149 ----•Yearly Rental 1 bd. r'm. gas oven range, close to "81Me03or847-4437. Westcutr. 2 BR. 2 ba, de· Ref's. $150. 759-1938 rvine. · · U""'lrs One person only shops, No pets. S26S m o. ---------lwc co do N t Will 'de s & LOWEST 1)CEANF RONT Lg dhc ,.., • · lsUdut +SlOOclearung NOa-... n . ew crp s, ltlflhll tot.._ 4100 prov1 pace wantt>r I Br, $375 mo.. Beacon bay area, S325 dep 644-0452 '""' newly p8Ulted. S52S mo. ' ...-w e q u 1 p m ~ n t r o r :mr. $575 mo No pets per mo. 675-3033 --=--· -------INCREASE 552-8296 ••••••••••••••••••••••• secretarial service in ex-......._,t ltcrtes l comb weddanl( nn~· & tn$!t11?t>mcnl bund l:l parkm~ lol v1c-of C0t.1 •• Mesa OMV !l 18. Fc""ari; 546-900:' 1-'0UND lll:il ii Lab pi.µ PY malt . 'tr c .• mt1• Shores 642 ; U•• 673-&WO NEW BREED APTS FOR l YEAR •II SB.ICTIVI• change for receptionist & ht T.D.'s. also Bach $240. I br $290. New lwcurious 2 Br. 2 Ba, lrg 3 br. MW crpt, bllns, Caln a reliable Ute aecretarial dulltiS, 40 1FO\Jl'I O Pup I>\ i. rr. •"um Unfum . I BR. off· ~'l parking, avail 1m- mcd $300 y rly. S2llO "~nll't'. t l24 W. Balboa Hl.646-6238 OCEAMFltONT Water pd. No children or lnckb bltns. trash com· dttk. 3 Doors lo bch. Yr· roommate. 64.>7~ hrs per wk. Professional W T.O. LCHM,. maxed. 1mo.)",11<-.1 \'.OI Winter rental. beacbfront. 4 hr, $<t7S , Re f '&. C7l418115 0978 l>cluxe 3 br. ~tcps to h1.'.ich. s undeck wtvlew "' 11('e11n & bay. 913 W. Hulbo:i, npt A. 675-52.04. ~-Winter. $$75 yrly. 3 BR. 2 ba. wntr'. SSOO l BR, I ba, wnt.r. $300 3 BR. 2 ba .. WTltr. $400 3 BR. 2 ba, wntr. $450 4 BR. 2 ba, wntr. S5SO STIPS TO OCEAN 3 BR. 2 ba. wntr. S37S 2 BR, I bw, wntr S325 associated f\J.l < l t-J Sol', II E '-... ( "'~ JI 4" >/tr !" r, ' • 1 p ets. Pool. Jac u zzi, pactor & refrlg. Pvt b4f7S.673-2S7l •SHAREAHOMt:• image a mus t. c7 t4) Fairot.tTermsstncl'tO.&!l lur Vh· Blufbo. !I: ft garage. 645-4411. patios, f)-om $395. ""'-~br 2ba encl 0 11r no 833-3593 s.tfffto M .. Co. 644·55<94 ..,.,. .. · · .. · ,.~..,. --------'42.z 111 545--061' --------2 BR Westslde. lovely "-Gemlol Rily 839-6623 pees. \.11 blk bay/bch, -Ofc SCIO sq ft renu lease. • Found 9t7, M~a Verd•: plex pleasant surround· 2 BR 2 Ba In custom 4 S600/moyr1y lse. 644·1103 UYllM)bplRMll S200 mo. On Main St. HO I•-------~ area. tem o range Tabb• mgs S39Smo. 751-9930. plexi pvt pat.lo & gar. •DaUXI• Share1h0meoraptment Call751-8995. ...DONLON SAYS C:nt. \8 mo's old F'root ' . Sng st y, I ml from "-... .. £ Cl2Aru UNuMzTm p..iw-1decla~ed 05? 01~ 4'e I brt. hug~ UP·S\8U'I beach. $350, 53MGS9: 1117 Eastbluff 3 br, 2 ba. ~ -Nr. 0 .C. Airport. Deluxe bal. WaUl-ln C!ls t F.lec Qeoeva Apt. 8. Lease. lncl.spac. master Uk~~~" orrlces W I secr etaria l Found black malt> c111 lut adutta no,peta.$270. ----·-'------suite. din rm & dbl c..i d)N(Jfh.>...t11Mq servl~.752·5626 .,hr\ h.11r, tr\111.-lfrl'J 372 W. i\ay SL CM. Nice 21!R. new carpet, 8 ur•ge. Auto door 832-4134Sance 1971 Cull6'1~ ;;ii4JO M6-4517,631-5"54 blka Crom oceun , tn opener natl. Pool & 300sq. I\ tosub·leascfor8 t & t saoo recreation area. Adult• Sm411 f1 mlb' wtnew con· tn08 $245. mo l blk orr l-~)tln11 \\lhlll• f.hn ha1reli Stunnin1 lr1 2 BR, 2 ba. :::r~ 645-~~s. · only. No pcti;. $450. 86S do would llke like to Co a H Hw y . N U. 1·ut. rru.i.., ~ray :lP<>ho 01: garden apt. Pool, Rec ----· ------AMIGOS WAY share w1tem. Cull Pat ~l. Michele ht:.•d Ir" -•f('ll \la M 2 Bit dlx nr bayloceon area.-. 710W, 18th St, 5r,niah 4·Plex ufi~r. 2 Drive by 3706 Pork l.-anr. Wiiao751·3941 e v u . ..,..., 1....., 4450 Stret.t f,4,f ;;ii1.0 ~~~~t~~ ~~~:!6F5 S450 S.Cle•• J776 Bachelor Lott. l'efrlg, ba~co~~. f28o J~.c N~ \o see 2 BR, 2 Ba. frplc. ....................... f'ol.nd -.oo r:;1 1omlf:1· --- ; · •••••••••••••--••••••••• 8t.0Ve.pool.adlta,nopell Civic tenter & Hl11h bltn.s. Da hwshr, nice 2 br l ba Dana Point on Studio. NB. for lse, art )tllow & whit<' t-triped Winter to 6/79, Balboa RI. 9 br. 2 ba, upstairs. 2 lge #70 . ..,l School. Call aft IOAM, c;prt·a 1r11drpeJ • !41.SR. m 1 o. bu,, route. any prererrt!d. g1tllery. crafts s tore. Sllop ly Pt.oM r11t Nn roil or or ID 1.Jd., 4 RR. 2 BA. 2 balc.'s $475 s><>rches. Beaut decor. 2 Bd B tb M7-4510 Then c. 1co.,. ea ty, After flPM 493-01112 bout.lqUC' sbop C.11 Ms. htttUST OllOS Isle. 675·9783. mo. Aitt. 540-2345 drapes. 3 blclts to bch. rm l a • ne w•---------675-8670673·•585 Peters. 831-0386 M & l,. Found male ""' :olv.-r --$42$. 492-1636 . carpet11 . n oor1, 1 crot11 New del~e 2'113 br. No Fem. w•nted to sbr 2 BR SWINCS" REf'l'S POOdl v p · Cd'" Ocean front and other the street from park. pets. Encl. @•rage. &•ut. r'OO!lnY " br Nwpl tum apt with male . w UIOO Sq I\ $6151 mo Inc CONSTRUCTION s.o-1~ ic opp)" "' W111tcr and yearly nm SoMllh L.,_. 3716 Kids <*. S310 mo. Call 964 ·371U: 968·2720 ; Shrs duplex. l blk from wk. CM. 6"8·206R utll & llOme trd fixtures. -APT &-COMM ERCIAL 1111" 1&28d nm.S2SOto ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~t1kforP1m. 963-eeoe -ocean . L111e $S65 m o. Call~. MIGU .. S5M ,...r mo IWlast 4r OCEANFRONT Ttafler 808-5871 Walk to OCC 2 br, 2 ba, !Ro <.: O 67~4928 Parle. wlntC"r trlr rental, S.'m Mo.38r.2Ba.nopet!I, N~wdeloxe3bd. rm.2ba. DL~LUX "" 2 BR. 2 ..... , lu!Cury adult complu .......,._. • ..,... 4500 MORTGAGf CO -3Pvtbchs+pler+pool. chlldrenOK.lowerpaUo. l'r. Pl. Dlshwlujher. "' c. ~ .. witht11lumenHles-pool, ••••••••••••••••••••••• S25() yrly 11mall 1ttudlo. I Qoc>ensltc bed. color tv, newly decoraWd. Av•ll Septnitc laundry facall· yearly, $420./mo ''Olk Jacuul. u un•. tennis 4,000 1 q rt N e.w ll1·7J81 Ul ·lSI I ucfull U\JI pd, pvt bch comp rum. S32S. ulil. lo· Oct I. 1021 Va lencia. t,y, PaUo. $440per mo to ocean. New urpet.11 cou~. l'tC:. SlltO mo + 1, watehou~c ~pac~. HB In· Of'IH IVUYOAY t>7' ... ~ cve-<1 Ir wknd!t cld 499 28-12 546-fll8S ~ fl75-3l.2h\/H. utU. ~7-1027 dU3ll1al Park. "94·S3Sl i--------· ••11>.t~ -•r •.-__,. .., ............ ---..,-........ ~-- .... .... USO ••••••••••••••••••••••• COUNTRY Giil *ESCORTS* !M hn. x I & >l ·' un 1W h!h 1111 1111 lllJ O:! - aly Vl'r •)'!':> it ':-. lit·~ art· .il>l .. ITll' J<I '.0 e. ...... -- kl v :c Co 1rt.~r Jvt:rt 'w :! d t'\· truc·k om an tCll\'f tnt1.1l d I•' OTh·· Bni< I, CA -shop. Umc. OU n II 10 11ell tUna11. . Xlnt .en11ci. 1Coun· • 213 • Lton ----.-- J ' . ' ,. Ill I .. DAA.Y PILOT B Ir J AppU.aoc. Sent. ca..rpet th:Ulllll In your ~ Pilmt'r ., Son tlANDYMAN. Carpcintry, llouseslttu a vailable to Want a R P.ALLV CLEAN Sunny Outdoor Deal e n TRJPC'HAMGE,IO home • ~•<'• ut b\ult R..-model fa add1llol\ll elt'rtriul, plumbing & Nov lOtb. refer Whale HOUSE'! Caall Glnaham Land&cap1ng & llh•n· iGIZS Main, A neu by Von Sd\radtr ~'1.ftllS2 Llc'd/ln• firs. 847·2'717, ~ 3820 You're .iway will feed Girl Free est. ~~123 tcnance. lillht hauling. -. , _......... """ ----- --planta etc 848·29112 A at. r K 0.All ...... 9 Fl.ne Exter PaintlnR by REPAJR & REROOf". "" R. Sinor St. lie .. tn11. 1'ry t y p t' A ·" h I n a I e " . me 836-SSMa4 hr rocklhaku -compo tor free est sc 1 fi930 ~lt22 957 ol8t _, .o.m U.K'Y--n M 8.a.lwan Coattr fM!cC In 0(1 p1lnt1na1 prof. --WallB.celltnga.floors """Of' en.--..... A·•t• •••*• _. CaJl"94lU. nt.'8"10 wood Ott ~ dee . rlunt d . varntrhed fr ..._ ffoMh .lr"windowuleaMd. a.. A N v 1 R -0 -N bl .. .. I • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... ,_,.,... DSC ••••••••••-••••••••••• &bampoo • .n...m clean oc.wor.. enefa rer;tbred 631·21.32tvct "'W V C 1 ----'""""---~---LAN .\PlNO Comp. lnt. ext. servtng area for 7 ---------~ Prof, qu•I work. Alter--. Reas Dave. *-8425 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s.v. M Ootor bnaht.l!Dl!ra wbt ~UO('OVcn Llc'd •In.. --Am A oame t ca· ser lawns . .aprlnklon. Ull'\v~waya·P~l~I kit C1iU 10 min blH<'b. C& ... n Call for MIL ~171 I wW wub. wax & det•ll NutrtUoh. lfouRwarl'~, Meticulous houseclean· cement work free est. •Repairs • aJcoaunft bv, d.tn nn. ball $ts Alll _. _ _. --Y'JW' car. Int. & eJCt. Im Home Care le Comm I. •n&· <Zl3)698..9950 S l1!!0 'eouc:h 110 l'hr • ...._ port a a 1peclidty 642·6&S2 C.llPorte-mal<b. •L.tt. 8 . W • ~ G ' .. :.,.,._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0'7~111C17 Phil ---------893-(906 t4••r A. .. pha11~1 ..... uar ~ .. m prt.......,.. ..... ----....... w---t...-1----------••••••••••••••••••••••• ('pl ~1r. l~ 1l'a npr If cc .-d _.......c 001\T CLL',ANl~O ~~ I will clean your home ··& I 11& s.nke l'-.. If ., r I -·..., ... ...... r 1" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bnckwork. SmalJ Job8. ...... °',. m)'11" nf'h .I<'-•"--_,_ ... Come>l•bovewawrboat • 1 ... Y.xper .. wllh r ela. ~~·~~-;~~~:;.~~;;~ ~Ul-,.l.f,('TIU<:IAN Prie41d CWIWn& 547-4281 ~~:~1~:i:r":co';l~vace ~H31Mt Shelley ~S.~~·ev!~a 41 SEJW1C}; •TY PINO a.,,_.. OHntac & .. tn A npt fret> Hllma\• on ,.1SJI MAINTF.NANCF. We will clean your home, Helle r Houseclean i ng ~1a Slia111poo "1rw • win · h1rsaor11rnalljoba Compl. care of ponda, lncludlni unique chorea, Sml. Qual. work. depen· =~k~~~.wf'~!e Peter t.he Painter Do you need 110me stwlni: Ha.s t.he belll rat.es. done'I Call Sharley Jnv £xt . C.11 tod11y. 842· lllCW 24hrno 547·~ T•.WO..lepolr P'l-.o Ir °"Jon T U111119 •• ••• • • •• • • • • • •• • • • • • • • ••••••••••• •• ••••• ••••• Carry In &t suv.-$$$$ Mo"l Piano tuning 11( repair 25 color reprur 122 $0 .._ yn exp. Master'd dea. In parts. f'ree clJL • ic7io m1.11lc. 124 + lS c~nla \hl8 Caltronl011840·2620 moonJy.661-1433 Trw~ do•• Dut c h 11•1• Uc.wnaed 67"435i tropical & sail water w Ith th e s am e dabie.ref1. t-&29-<l337 OaYOmli kM~y W ~~I"-'711154 '·JI•-' d I est.87~ •--/•--'-••••••••••••••••••••••• AC'Clon i..tgal Tyl .nf r ca., aq11&11wn.s.~"'28l Spet'ua """ care an m -.---. -...-"°).tat, 141 294 a l <::arptt. drapt:rJ 6 uph ....................... tL N m1culate standard.'! that L••c.,lllt ~ ....................... Expert lhap~. thtnn1ni:. I S Lb d ., • I w e k e e p o u r own ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Neat ""tches & •awtu-stump remova l. lndscp lf'N ~ e1a1n1 cot11; 1ar TAYWR 1''ENCES •••••••~••••••••••••••• ..... utlful home In the I.. M S R Sod ,... ""'" ,..,.. ereaUona67S-2821 ins --~ ~IU41 W-1113'1 .,.,.. : · .-oto. or "M ove anything . ,..IST. lfl·l4lt · ~M~ praf.UOOal ----:-Wood• Cbaln Link llaut. sklplo•der dump l\lufCs. S e e d e d 1. a w n 11 • anywhere at anytime " 1'ree Servi~·all typn ... II so • up WO R o. C•sa.. ---trt. 1r1o1dlna. tree writ, We art: a YOW\& married Sprinkle rs. Planting. 24hn7dayg. ~ PATCH PLASTERING removal; palm trees any POWE R, HOO lr•tne •-.......................... demoliUons~.83J.1257 <.'OUl>le. tired of the in· Xlntrels.675·7833. ,~,,_,._. All type s . Fr e~ hgt.-494-768J,'94·2129 Ave, lO•B. N8 Nt ••••••••••••••••••••••• H • ------competent bel'p ol today _....., _,..... ···~ esthnates.CallS40·882S lllf'l)Ort ~ 'lOZI Nclf"d twit f 1 .. • I innovated to start a new Eu.rope1m Landscaper ........... •••• ........ s ..... -P or your.,... C'le•o ups. U ;,ulln1t ........................ bl.ltMDti!IS aM1 prove that Top work. Fair price. PETERS PAINTING ....... ...., ~~~~l~~r:e :re:~.·~~ Attract •um•" ut-ta f'lil'\Y' ll()~ or Office Landt1c¥p•n11 lmmt'd OCC Studt-nl J ton truck not everyone will surface Refs. Malnt. 646-4871 Expr 'd. Reas Rates . ••••••••••••••••••••••• hauling & re'moval fo'r••; P•llmr olftff JoOb. lilc ~::lnlJce,:~c~ ~ 642 ~ Trub, tree trim. Ron. cleanoo!Y. , A-·· ..i.. T tr1 Free Est. Call Ge ne Any plumbing. water e$l 642-4J90. l)'Plftlt. U\Y'<aK'i.llC. ~t Call lht' prol.: .. aooal •V~KV LOW PRICES• M2 5703.642-4268. Our own ho me Is o ur ~·~·ll· tee m · 5524'58 serv. leak.a. b11tllrm encl. ' ' 11\1\. ltt•entory control, Your •~ea. 11 my auc-OnG11rckruncahw\ credential. After an in· rrung. Clean-up 8 yrs cera mic ti le R eas. Removals. prunmg. tnm lPll'phone, et(' C a ll D E L"'I N .. 'S Gtwce $G-201.5 PidcuP Wied for movln&. t e rvltiw a nd fr ee exp Free esL Noboru. ~Unit. Extrl lntr. Ex-832·~ 11Un". Lic/lns . Free ci.t •lield&.Mt cua, " " • -hauling & c leanups . estimate, our hom e 531-31620t'897·2862 prd. honest, neat. reas. ~I 842.2624 P £RS 0 NA LIZ a.; D Exper. gardener Free Steve Wallin. 751-6\49 would be available for U c'd964-104S Dave PERRY'S PW MBlNG · c.,,.. CAftllll'IO TH~ di. cltNUMll)ll. Reason. . YoUtbseeaaourbeslre-~-ll L&ndscape. Reas. Complete plumbing T"°""' .................... •••••• • Re n i l 0 c _, r v • n 1 es Wlll haul or cln. anytbing, ference. Judy & Emle ces. Prof. landacape • Prof painting. Ext ., ant. services. Drain " wwer ••••••••••••••••••••••. Qi~ ~II ~~!'">' C•cdwe -548-81 ~fe~~~j~. ~:'!'? ::l~:: 759-0328 nig.646-7070 Low rates. Re!:auFree c I ea n I ng . Fr .-~ redentlalcd. cxp'd Rdg siw """° .... "" ...... or -·•••••••••••••••••••• tlorne Pnde Gardening. Cail anyt.hne. 96&-8946 ~marie's Ho1.1Seclean-Let me do yoor over due est. 536-4780' 536 estimates. 24 hr aervlce Lab teacher tutonna m Tony._~ i\ll type nm>Odelinc. re · Maintenance. CleanUPfl ing. Refs. reason. Own ironing Bushel basket ffousepainUng. Int • Ex· 8'13-3l8l Reading ~30 l>\!101 CAHPENTEKS pa"',r.movewalla,etr. Ir Hauling. Free Ebt. Getridolunsif,tlylrash tra.ns.642-1403,64S-3439 SIO, s hirts 40t. Call ter.Freeetil.JohnBeck. Oralnadearedfrom.$450 c.._., Room •dd•l•Of\8 Uc'd & Unique 4" unuaual work I 1'imSM 1766 at debris. Col . student. 675-9722 631-3363or6'5-2l61 ~ e5L AU work guar ••••••••••••••••••••••• l_ ...... c·M11--· ...... t welcome.Jayra tnaru -SIS lo ad. 7 70-1382, Womanhasexper.&rers. Drainmaster 638-0953 .,,..._..,.. -_,..._,, J .... f l ....... Lit.... Afler3·.00PM Low cost. complete de· EXCELLENT PAINT· ed's Window Care Pro< 41 ~ .... r . •a o mbo IFYOU ~ .... ~ I t CUSTOM 9U2.&314 CalJ642-2S56 sign. planting, & con· INC Reasonable ates. Plumbing work. 30 years wi,....,... c eanang • rra11 lntmorC.~try have a ~Ice to offer or Lile haulan 1 f moving . atructlon Llc'd. Free freee11tlmat.e6. 548-2706. experl~. Pree est rates fUfs ~ 7893 by Jay • 64.2-8800 R.~ tuupert Cooatr. co aood» to sell. ~6ce un 1&d Garage-Var cleaning. 2 FINICK V FOXES est. 64S-4591aft8. 751·3539or 645-1287 New coostr .• form ln&. 10 lbe Oatly P ilot Reas.rates.642-0705 M H., y a c hts, a pts. Pa1nt1ng. ext/int Trade your old n~t for WANT ACTION! framing remodel addi CJatud.fied Section . . . homes. ore&. free est . Find what you want In Reasonable rates. Llc 0d SELL idle items wrth ., new "ood au w ith ..a Qasslfed Ads 642-5678 Uoaa. U~/lna. ~li · Phont'642·5678.. Seil idle items 642-5678 IM6-68\2. D&ly Pilot Clusi!reds. contractor. 963-8825 Dally Pilot Clauifred Ad Oaaamechd 642·$678 Pww1•s SJS Sdiaah & HefpW..tecl 7100 HelpWmhd 7100 ....,W..W 7100 HefpW..ted 7100 HelpW..tH 7100 .W,W-.4 7100 ....,.__. 7100 ······················~ ..... .... 7005 ............................................................................................ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• .., .......... ••••••••••••••••.••••••• ftELAXJNG MASSAGE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aft.,_...51 .... G BAMuNG c HI• CLERKS )I I,._ BobJ ames-l.lc Masseur """ .. '""'" " /\ssemblyman. rnachln~ AS r·-11 --"'TYPfST . nter ~non. Pa,,, Out.r 119-9 ·~Sl lJ REAL ESTATE s•• ES a ssembly, sorfte drill LOAt4 ~ltETAllY 847-9140 -·· M! --..-fo()Od Store. ~30 t\n p~ _ --"--• llUo5 press, mUI & lat.he uper Commercia l & Insta ll -POsmONS PIT. Mon lhru Fri. 93m wtt. ~277~. bet 10.12 PREGNANT" Caring. UCEMSE The Dally Pilo~ hast an req'd.Call642·9090. menl loans. bank exp Cashier . mornln~ hours NEW. S PEC I ALTY Jpm, for 11pt <.omplex HD __ _ l'Oftftdentialoounsebng & SCHOOL Immediate opening or Ii re q . Contact John Mon -Fri. /\pply an DRUG ST 0 R E Good typ1n 1t slolls . reft1'1'81 Abc)rtlon, adop-1 5 a I es per 8 0 n w • l h ASSl:MILHS Spenct?r person, Standard Shoes, OPENING IN IRVINE. figure aptitude jCoun\er help. ice cTram uon & keoei>ing.. OFFERS j newspaper dlaplay ad-Openings available Im· 640-S I 00 3077 So Bmlol c M r S SEEK IN G THE THE llVINE CO. npe,-·d help M'tded <or APCARE S47·2563J verUsang experience.· med for precision ~ech'l AMERICAN M0-5611 · ' · · FOLLOWING llELP. l071Camelback r..ew .~~ma 11. ~oft 11 ,. I Good salary. com · ~mblers to bwld de · STATE BANK Newport Beach 644-9010 <-ream pH I or H K LINDA & Ytael G9tsf Lecfwe Fm missions, and _excellent lkal.e compass & camera NEWPORT BEACH CASHIYS Gfftwwe 1\-J j EquaJ 0ppor Employer 960-2828 ~-I fringe benefits Ex-units. Exper with small ...,.. ---------~Mes..,. .ctash Courseavallable celle !'~ growlh o p. pwts&U6hltolcrancesu F.qual<>J>9Employer c::O.~~~U~s Pos ll1on a vail tor CPA. s mall company '' . ~"-'-of~ j •Materials provlded. • porturuues for a~ must. f ast growing BAR MAID. full time . We traan.Co.benelits person!,b~·h::~A~~~ CodlteilW*"s lootung for exper Cf>A or SerVUJ&allOrangeCo. •Small c l asses tor wllh career a m b1tt0fls. ~wportBeachCooffers Food expcr. helpful. Top METROC/\RWA.511 ~ d I & Sct.ool PA. Ground tloor op ___ 83S-73t3 persooaliiedlnstrucUon. QlllforappointmenL x~t ~nll& ~~~ro;th pay,rightgirl. 754.9497 2950Harbor Bl.CM ~·r~~~n~~lle ';frl!~re. Earn up ta S300 per wk portun1ty for qualified Touch of Oas1 MOOE LS ...... ,... lx.t~ '7'-0061 Outc.all Spirihlal RNder \815 So. El Camjoo Real San Clemente. FU Uy lie. For appt 492· 7296 MASSAGE AGUIE MODB.S ESCORTS OUTCALL OMLY Days, ••tt. IW' 631-2140 •Cboo8e own taste-day Or._,. Coost po e~ ia '1 I C '11 R or 30 Hr week Law twllOfl Placement carreer minded person & night claaaes. Daly riot ~~r, c 3u:7.~1 a Y Beauticians. Ope~ing for CHJLDCARE-Malu~ stu · ass&St. 751.9194_ Xlnt sala!Y &· bt'nefn~ • Placemeot-up LO IJOt;{ <714 l &t2·43'll ext. 277 "' man,"" · halt designers with some dent needed for t em . Mon/Jon 114/640·2009 corrunl.asion. "'~ual ~rtun1ty following, M. or J.· .. m por~ chtldcare. For II ,.,_ "•cy Clettl '""' ,.,..,..., ... o:... L y I d to busy aN\· .. •-g salon with Pos 1t1 o n av a 11 f <>r · ,.._a..-...a.:_. M-.1.....t. I Employer """"'~an oung a Y ...,. ~w.u• yr ol girl. evenings. on COLLECTOR ~-... ....., f'r~3Wet'k as11 t design e ngin eer top comm1sfl1on. Contuct Balboa Peninsulu. Call per.ionablc lndiv to work Sat lhru Wt't1 IOpm 111 Sitles Traininl(. 1ur National Guard w / corresp. Jilin g. & Sozy, 847-5958 67S.7738 with out pha rmacist. F.xcellc nt opportunity 7am f''/T $•1 per hr Sui• Cal For.,...._ lmmed e>penings m El<'t'· some creative work. Shld railing do<.'tors. typing for 1nd1v1dual with t>x & Sml Cluh, 247~ Told•·v trorucs, Mechanics, Ad· type min 3Swpm. pref Beauty Operator. must be Child care-Live in or I a be Is. w a 1t1n8 on penence in telephone Way. 1-:1 Toro. SRli-Ot!OO 131-1003 493-0442 minis tration, Com good speller . Sal $30 wk· expenenced w/Redkm Pltlme, 2~. lite hskkp'g, customers. 25·30 Hrs collu tions . Salaried --------- Kate lla murucauons or w eal.her ly, U).12 hrs work 'fune products: Fun salon. lchJdCdM. 7~9570. week. po8il.IOO with good com-Dance tearhers. b::tfl{•I , Rew F.slateSc~ Foreca&ling. No ex-fl6ible, pref 6""Jp,;,, well ~real llunt. Bch loc. pany benefit.s. tap. disco & belly danct• 32031 C.minoC.pistraoo perience required. We equip'd ofc & fac. Pb call Please call for appl, Child Ca r e. Mo thers Cmltl"""9oto Dept Cootact Mr. Mullins Newport Beach ca 11 San Juan CaJ)dtrano I will send you to the best a.ft 7pm. 963-3795. 963-0717 =-uti~~ ;~::';;::. Personuble lndlv needed 1714 > 549-4200 Mrs. llL'rbt>rt 645·970 I -'* W..tM, 7075 ~ M:-M:sobo~ Attenda nt. Airport Tex-eo.~!..~~-~t c~ boedat 2X duldren ag;dN 87 "c 110 ~P::Ut~ ~ hcU:~~ ~ Equal ()ppor Employer DATA ENTRY ••••••••••••••••••••••• month to s t art. Ca ll aco. No expenence net Yd.Ju ·~ ex~ •• enc Int. pay. 8 1 Knowledge of photo . s womeri intereeted in re · r-.. • N · I 7 3 "11 A ....i t 467 carpenters, lamlnators & 640-9809 Companion for e lderly ""-.. -=Al.n c•......1.. w lifom1a Air auona · . .r . Pv-Y a I! mechanics. P-Squared . equipmnlhelp(ul. . -~ .........,. tum to work or better Guard 1714> 979-7363 or Campu_,,NB. Boats.MH!s73 Clean ers 2 Pos itions call the store mgr to set woma~. Lite hskkpg. 5 Permant'nt pos 1t l()o :::..J!:.'°· c<1ll Barbara 979-134:\ for inform.a Lion · AUDIT MGR avail. no exp nee. l-Cpt up an rntervaew appt. days, hve-an. 962·4t33 availablt' as ~ v1doo dh ~ IOATCLEAt41NG clean e r s h e lpe r. I · C714t552·1llt. CO MPANION . s hr'I play •.er mrnal operawr Mature Aid ~ Sa1$30-S35K. Please send nie Second Mate. Above Drapery presser. Apply m1n1mum . or lave 1n fo r 8 as11•1 f''our m1111 Co · ~ resume LO BT Bobbitt & I L di Cott Draperies 1702 .....__G Id 0,..,.. 1 11 vt 1 com puter Soml· •·A mpamon ''-, a...,.. Wilsha're Bl, St" water c eanang. a es-• ''"' w • ..., sma pr room I n St;Ll"-HVPNOSIS References. 642.5003 lnlcret>llng jo assistinR 209.-;u-:_5 /\ngelc", C; full lime 642-0671 Ne w po rt li I. C . M 5404 Walnut teresunR. ambulatory 95 penenc•· 111 dei;arabll'. boa Pub I i e l 0 ground ~ .. 642-0270. lrvllle. CA 92714 yr old. dau~hter works will tratn mt11v1dual with . ~rseii 1-~xper typlln, wMkmg in transportation & di red-OO<M8 l2U > M5·20Sl. Body & fender repair F.qual Oppty Emplyr 549-8172 or wknds & eves dell'l()Mtrated lYPmi< a,· •,StopSrnoktnjJ myhomc.Call in~ taxi cab a c:Uvllies. · . F.xpe r . o w n t ools, Cleaning women wanted 673-1.362 ruracyand!IJX'(-d flour" •CAintrol Appetite 530-99$8 Com pet it i ve w a get> /\utomobile painter s HM. bor Body WOf'ks. 2076 $4.JO pr hr. lr\I area. approximately 2-tfPM •Reh eve Tension Orange Coast Vel low helper & painter. Placentla, Coclta Mesa Must have car. 968-8846 CLrHS Construction Helper Work an pie :as o nt ,.,, •Break ll~bll:1 La<l,ytodobousework. Cab, 17300 Ml. He r -642·9373 Cle UI\ Helpertojobsupennten-v1ronmt>nt with ROOll •Achieve Go~la Half d•Y· Own trans. nnann. I''. Vly. anup & Delivery Boy, dant. Must be w1lhng lo ben c •MoreSell·ConC1dence I uQ JVm.r. -~-applh In p e r aon . domanualla .... -.CM/ff'' roqi.pany e IL'l lnl'lud .....,..,...,., AUTOM=I ~~-H • 8 d UTQJEM ....,. 0 rnR Z v.eeks vaC'at1011 •lmprove Memory ALARM CO n ee d s Phar maceutical re-ult' e son s o Y area. Contact Ten or al\.e •MUCH. MUCH MORE! LVN Wlll do hv-ln PIT or serviceman, wall tram. s.r.ac. ·---.. fa'rm In Newnnrt Works, 140 lnduatrlal BiJI. C7l41979-3.176 r one year. rompao\ d """"""'' -:r-w M Operungs Now Ava1lablt> p:ud group 1nsurann· Sare -SclenUfk I F I T . 0 o e s n • l eleclr'I bckgmd helpful Exper pref' or If 50me Beach has immediate ay, C. . for fuJI or p/Ume clerks c·redll union, etc Applv Vrofessroolil smoke/drink . Xlnt ref Apply 228 For~l. Lug acct '$i bckg rnd will openin~ for full time on 2nd & 3rd shifts No COO« al One Da1 Of' Eve a Wk. {2l3>867·UH4. Bch. train. conlat't olc Mgr, boc*Jteeper. Saiary com-ClHICAL Breakfast. AM shift, t'XP -""~ECO .._ST t orSWks Bauer Motor s. 2925 General oClice. typing so ex per necess a ry ·we VftAnw ""' ORANGE COUNTY llone1>t, re liable gent AJarms. Full & PIT mgr . Harbor.CM. ~~!1n~~-rPi!:se ~~x~ wpm, Oling, answering tr8Jll. Adva ncement op ~.·~~~~~~~~~ .. ~~ DAILY PILOT llYPNOSISCEN1'ER ~ PIT work, pulnt sales m en, Ins talle r s. Ma. Gr ay at 714.752.6060 phone. Full lime. pOrturuUes to thofie who y £ 0 E llO w . ._St .. CM 17141838-7'66 1 n g, m aso nry o r trainees. 78IH330 R qualify. For Information eats. · · ·-----, <7l4 l838·7479 yardwork.UJ-6803 /\uto. trans. &R man. Clerl"al. "n oineerlna goto ournearest market ,,.,..,.,_ •vper Pr"f but .. ot betweenthchour.1of ----ANSWERING SERVICE experie nce prefe rred. ' "" " "' '-"""' ...,. ~ " 8 OO/\M-5·00PM Prdessaonal 'nlerapuetic Social c~~-ry. Sult """' OPER All s .. 'fts. full or MUS T II AV F. 0 W N Bookkeeper-generul off de pt. Full time. Filing or contact the personnel nee.' Day shill. Apply m <.:all fot b "'""''"... """ •u TOOLS Va ried work for busy blueprints. operate office.at pel"!\00 2,30,..pm, Fran· I m ass a Re Y re It . SC)UfCblfor mat pers. , . app p!L Apply 228 Forest L11g . Call 548-2288 building contractor. J\l· bl ............. copy m.ac .. •-e. l2M2 Lampson St co'• "-ffe 11,... .. Warn"r appornl mcnt P east• physical therapist. By trnd & uoencumber~d 8eh. tractive om ce In Irvine. .....,,..,.. ""' Carden Groves.37-4840 ° F V • ....., " 642-4321, ext zn uppt. only . S teve . 646-7MO Baby needs exp. sitter. Payroll. paya bles, bill· Willtraln. EqualOpporEmployer Ave.. F..qualOppty Emplyr ~28l7 l2-9PM ArJMANAGH Ills ho me o r yours. 1...,0 Is li 1 DICC 7100 Cple •anted for 25 unit fKS.9117 aCt.6Costa Mesa "'6'" 8811 t recep on st . Main al Jamboree, Irv. COO« Dehcatesst"n help, in Pm ~ Senlce. Sl blda area Ute typing. Hours 8·S. 546-4731 _________ , C'eS5 of opcmn~ oew 0<'h. g, N. B. area. Man can M·f'. SaJary to sooo. As k Equal Oppt E lo Fast food. s hort order n '-' .. d (' m " 1 0 Y ~ .., ., -dwl hol St ACCOUMTIHGClaa have other job but must Ba byi.illl·r ; m a ture forMra.J<>ne$,SS7-7533 Y mp yer CLERKS Ex,per'd. Ph Ml~. w/pleasanl personality. I day Oui sc · a Sharp penon wtth AA be handy. References. woman needed for 2 Cieri I PIT & f II ti ,.__._ i _,. E accredited. Meets courts deitree in accounting an· Reply Cl&Sllified Adl35, h 1 hlld i Book.keeper, PIT . ret.i ca • u me ..;.,.,.., mm""aate operung wilhng lO work xpcr .. requireme nt fo r re· dlorlyrsexperln/\/P, l>ailyPllot.f>08oxl,'j(J(), sc ooage c ren n ok.~alle-xppref.Lado Teleprompter o f for e xpe rienced pre -ortram~.H.8960-28211 u111tration call < 714 l 'I • Add r-•-M Ca ....,....., Lag. Beh. Live· In pre. ,..ashloos 34.24 Vt" Lido, Newport Beach. 901 W UTOJEM school lunch cook. "" 729.7141 or 5'en acrt g. In~ ~ e:sa. • "-· fer red. Salary open NB67J.l9'70 .. 16t.hSL642·3260. E.0 .E. tune poert.ion wtstartins.t Delivery early mornmi: --------• maeb & basic typing N RBIU..INGCLERK 494.5279 OpenlngsNowAvallable wage & benefitll. Final P3Pl'f, W ~clf Strf't•r Sodal~ s k 111 s r e q d . t: s \ ""·II d --------lo........ F/C CLERICAL for (uJI or pl Ume cle rks fllino date Oct 2. Call JoumnJ, 5day wk, rt>Ult'~ ~ • ..r;n,...rin° •· Plannin° "" lime, experience 8ab"!'1tter 111 my ho-aca••-r 2nd •-3rd h" N " I I /CM $"""' ""'llY''"-.. "' " r . II "'A" '""'I 8 ~" u... r-PUT-TIME on "' s h~s. u Virginia Hill, 008·3233. ava1 . rv .:..,., tll' ""'rm ol Qronge Co. Xlnt necessary .... I .,......... ''-ta M~Q A "ter •chool "'·II <'hara .. bkkprt 3C· h s I !"lll~~Mfati~~~ ,., -,. En • H ....,., ...., .. "'' ., "" "" e xpe r necessa r y .w e HBICM lleadsl;tr1 monl ly • m. ear re• "'f'-.'• • ~y ·~ ~-: .... ~.~ti,A~,R~:cE~D·~"';_~E;;.J"~R~f~~ .. :.."_l~~~~~h fBJ cou~~H;~n Ca .~r4 .._ ,, .. ~_,Ar.. ·~ 1r·~~ .. r."~ Call INTROVI '!:YI f th l\Pl)l'f a1 ;:, .. • I • ~'tit~-m\:Slf~ sl thani~~ tb""t:l~ r. K" -• • I • ic. or e JACXG .. A'UICO. FICt:n Expcr, F /'f, acct g funct OM.· al dally, l0am-3pm. Mon-MIUla~erstoS550hr.Ad· fmmefi openmg ror ex· Dehvery Onve r . llS Gii antclllgenl " dlacrec Aun Personnel days. perm . position. 8 a b Y s I l\ c r & 1 it e comm wtexper . Qill Ms F'n. Willlrain to oper an vaneement opportunJtle1' per'd breakfast & lunch dri v1ng r e('• neat ap · way to meet new alll11l•· 125 Baker St Call MS-3281. housekeeping• 7 AM · Clark, M/F. 8 5, ~9SUI. teresting u les promo-tot.hose who qualUy. "'or rook Apply Th~ RlgRer pear110Cl' Costa Me1tu people. 7~·S41J · Costa Mesa CA 92626 ------4 · 30 p M · $SO Pr wk· IOOKKHPB uon sys for a new car de Information 110 to our llestuuranl t6 Fashion Blucpnnt. 15SO Supen or. C714) 751·25t0 F.OE Assembly-Ell"Clronics 963-2612 a ler. D e p e ndabl e, neare<l murket or ton-lsland,N.B. CM.5485571 C~ER CLUB M /1''/H Small, friendly e lee-OabyalttH. live-In . Full charge bookkffPer· pers()flable 1nd1 v. Lil t.Act the personnel omct' ~·· ~ 1 cronies co. has trainee mr11. Salary bas~ on typmg. Start SJ hr. ad-at Cook11 wanted, breakfa5l &A."Uvery person w1nt•'f1 tt'a SocW t•--------•I positions C>p<ln. Variety mature governess lype quahflcations . Do not vance & fringe benef. AP· l~ Lampson St & I u n c h s h I fl s . Must have R<X><! dnv1ni: • ....._i...... AcelnJ - --Bkkpng ol work, new facility, LO eve for I ~ yr boy in call. l"leue send m ume ply Mon·Wed, 9am·3pm, OardenGroveS37-4840 w/beneflt.s an growin.i record 8AM·31 M. Call ~:::::"..... TIMPOL\IY good benefits. eonve. NB. Ute housekeepinl(. to : Controller . MOS 31.lM c Airport Loop or. Equal()pporEmployer company. Apply al Ma 833-~------ --~ Today LO work n.lent Coeta Mesa toe. ~EDI-+ good ref•. Scale Int 'I Ltd. 3 l78 Costa Mesa. ~~~~~~~~~! Barkers, 212 E. 17t.h Sl Deb very p/lJme AM. LA ~AMI"-' on vartoua accounting & over1ook:lng ocean. Call Pullman St. CM. 92626 ·--------•I Co6t.a Meaa. Tunes de uv StOO per wk ForAll/\841* bookkeeping assign-foraPIJt.MS-3632. Bank Deput y Clerk wanted ,_,, Bch.4948496 The Perfed rnenta. Work close lo Equal oppty employer IAMIC CARD IOOltCll:f'H Clerical poeition ava1la· Oerk.s Cook.I Wanted st. ~una · RarAlt.ernaUve! your home . Flgure1 ________ -f Stnall cuatom boatyard ble Immediately. Re · VOLT 5-n~SysfetM DENTALASSISTANT •Med People• Clerka to Sr. Aceoun-DIPARTMIMT nefJdll bkkpr who I.I wlll· quires 1 yr clf'rical ex· * * A s ubsidiary of De l Ownade. experienced •Relax•Have Yun• lant1 needed thr uout Ulan proceuor , bank Ing & able to grow withe perience. '°WPM typing Monte Corp. bu rm Full lime, busy ,.rou,., LowMembenblpFeea Orani-Co. ASSIMILllS card eirp. req'd. Salary co . Mu s t b e ab le $6m.$86S. 833·04Jt, ext mediateopenlngs forex· spec111lly practtce rn Robert HaU's commernurate wt exp. purchase ront.rol lnven· 260 tor a ppt. Orange CLERKS per. lnstltuUonal cooks Newport Beac:h. Noo CALL A«OUDtemPI WllJtralntodosavariety Xlnt. e mployer pd . t.ory&malntalngoodrc-Co un ty Har bor NoMmokensonly. EOC. llmoker.6'4-0595 97r "700 500S. l(a.ln,Ste501 of &Nembly work, trim· bcndiU. Contact: Mib J)ertOU'tl w/yard person· MunJclpalCow1. KO.E URGENTLY Daytime hrs . Phone ;r-v No. Tower uni.on Bank I k I w1•--M D -.. r-~ d ~·I & eUt nl3. Sal eomm ,., ..... c-• 566-3810 Ext. 231> tal ReceptJOn13l Ex lnTbeC1iyotOrao1e m n g. pa c a. n s . ....,.., l{f'. ouna ..... r W/hpc!r Rrtlk depend'« ,._,., .. II t r f I T\'Ml.a Mem~blp ro 7l4113$-4103 JMterial handllnR. uUll· Dept. El Dorado Da nk, on lnlt. P SquaN'd Boats, FILE CLERK NE£D~n Cor\metlct it"' ;':n, o p~a~r ~!;; sale $900. Gothard nl•--------•I ty worlt. Must bo 18 yeara Tustin, 714-332-4204. F.OE $41-2873. ltU 40 VOOf>IC needed to learn pay & bt.mf N.O. Call H B. 770.54&1 ol ag~. 2nd Shih post· Banltl --------PERSONNEL I& teach profeolonal 7~~ .;.:..:~::.:...:;.:::. ____ , ________ I Uona.4pm·l2:30am.App. nO~Of'BATott IOOKJ<HPH Xlnt oppty w l <M<' ot our '~~·i;1 mallo ·uP lechn1Me8.--------'IC,....t!' ~er a t1ll.c lybetween8am-4pm al. &..-..lettc4H1 Prtf'crably full <'harae. "-3tro's for•ttr. outto. r~h&~k~. ::,. D E~TTAILONRLSTEC I:: I'. •••••~•••••••••• ~ 1~~1 =i.:: U.S. DtVBS With ~~. clerical ::~n e!:,:~.t a:d11i;. ~~~r~-8~~: ,ff ' ..,... •• ~.call 13t·05H llil(h quality o<ncc ~ ... Sd 11h & ~ ~ oo 10 key rm W Warner dutlea. Xlnt ben.-nu. ~unity in Npl/C.M. Ing, It the r.st of the lime 54'-474 I ,.. _ _,,_ ... , PIT I uper & rn ndly rectipt, ............__....._ --•-·•-•-•· • .._ ...... r. "···-'"-·,C '" .,,.,..,... Irvine N1Uon•I Bank CAc-· "'--m V1N1ou:rr '"'p, I ear Y full tame Good aal & ---~ .......... -., ..... _,,..., ~rw.-n-·-c II J .. 370 ryopen. meeting applicant• & ........ HU momln" boul'll on y "r. ............. ••••••••• NON·S MOKER. Call (7l4lMO-ikllO 8 a net. BJ... o. 213"22·t'l27collect ~a lho workln~s ol Oran1eCo.Alrport1 ply ~al Donut.a. /\lie: a benef N864+8211. _______ _, M rt W b Ito tor In· KO. F. CAR WASH Hll..P a ~I dept. Good Equal Oppot Employer P'"rilway. Lag His Allo DIMT AL/RH.,.. UtttlndT .. Soo.t t4ntifwlappt., f'Aual()Pl)Ol1unlty BlnJUng Ji\lll & Part.Time lldvantt potent & :iuper Rock Plcld Rd In El Toro Good op port lor an Sold o ut my mlU1on rDA c..t. Mete tmp&oycr MIF IAMk CARD hens. Stan.Ina HI $6.50. c• _ TY .. ST or791H00l, ~1·3!n0 lC'lll"~l t'rOltlV• -rson dolla.rc:ompanyat4.S,b IH-7071 --------•I J8&0ver Call ~0-8055, Coastal .._... n ,. ""' no w want ano tbe DEPAITMIMT METROCARWASJI ~ Aiency, 2700 f'ntn Vly Chamber of Counterllelp for rt'ttpllonaat in denurl chall~ae. LooklnR lo Equal Oppor Employtt Stop! I Take tJm. lO ~x ~It ~leer, exp re. 2950 lll'rbor Bl, C~ Harbor, CM. Comm lnUlrvlewlnA for a... hrs da.lly, Mon-Fri Spt"Clalty olflcc Silltry owtacr of bualDela, w and ........ a\ home, ll'' 'd Sa l a c AlJ,JQD..,.FREE Cle rk '('ypllal. Ty pe CallMl.()042 rom men~ur11lt w ith ___._ ._ -you """ q · r y o 1m · C.shler forliquormorket ~ 50 ..,pm •ood ~i ph abt111y & expt>r Ph ._ H ~ ... te o •r al,,.. wl°' D1Uy P11ot menauratAI wt up, X nl, d htr · · .. .. -~ partoer, Q\&a)lOcallon.a: baveaffl'Vleetootreror cr .. stried" Ad•. And tr employer pd. ~ncfl\s. ay 1 t . exr:r, pre;. CJerk pUbltc. f'~ ti> employ" Looklrif fM a !tome of 544 ,Ulotemonty • MBA from USC• P'l"O\len toodl lO Hll. place an ad yoo have somethlnl( to Contact: Mike Wllaon 'fel'rl'C'I AO&I)' n ~non. 7·11 Stt>C"f temp poe. Must be res (,i your own ' You'll find Dttit11I A1111't w/exper for money maker. Call ·ln lbe Dally Piiot tell, call a frie ndly Mgr.Ban.ltCardOept.EI .s-4.aou s. n atol.SA. F\JllMP/T clerk.Apply PtnVlylcunemploy'd30 m.ny homt'!' 11dvenlaed bu.syoftlce X-rayllrre $9211afUPM c.iuatned Sedlon . , CIHtlntd Ad·Vt1er ut Dorado 81nk, Tualln P1nd ...,h~ ,.ou want In In pert00 28933 Crown dyt1 C .ill Cor •PPl lor a:llc In Clnu1rled q'd .. Salary o~n. Sad Ptlonet42·~. 642·5'87t 114-832-0GC. EOE ~ally Vllot Cl:t&sUI~. Valley Pricwy, t.Pg Nia 96: 4441 cvt'ry da)' dll'baclc area ~1393 .. -• • • • y ~I Jf' rt Ol , .. u I .. -.., ' . ... ,m lSt · IOll r 1 I ..... Fr1my, S.ptember 22. 1978 OAILV PILOT PZ ~~~ ..... !~.~~·~~!'!~ ..... !~.~~1~.~~~ ..... !!.~ ~!~ ..... !!.~! ~~.~'!4! ..... ?!.~ ~.~~ ..... !!.~~ DENTAL G~Offlce l.iquor 1tote clerk 011y MAMAGElt HefpW..e.d 7100 HetpW_,_ 7IOOIH.tpW..twd 7100 p T orthodonll t ORJVER -HSICPR-HI WPORT ~hit\ MaJe or ... elllltle Working mar for rutn ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •\••·············-···· •·~11 · ... ,.,!:,.ab!> l'o rt 11 m1· po,ill o n °-""""i .. l"".7•"·1336 atrippp Ing itfion In CM. ___ ... """ __,,, .,,.._la.I> h!Jtllll" firm in Li vu in f.:ith c r w 2 ....,..,....,.. ·~"' .... S3 50hr + p..";centa1e. NURSES ""-..Al •s•T WANTED N B Looluni: fm m.aiurt' cluld~. ll.JO yrs old. L·te usembly work. Call "l2. """·7"22. L've" .,_., "' i. d r lloom. boord taalar)' I "'·II I A "' '"" "' "" .. $80-$98 t-T . ~hnndt> " rrrmt ol\ t.ubl . In iv l<i r..-r orm MUST HAVE CA H mia e . ..., t mt-rrow 121311123"*11 \'llper pref'd X ,,.y 111• SUNDAY ONLY v•netyolduu ... ~ lhYl!lt Oaya .TSl 7W. Nile~ & Ml# Co. ~LoaanAve. ---------RN'S LVN AIDE nt.'(" C'•llOO b880 1 u IJrll ~e r 0A 11. y l)l'rnotn-q ~ 1006 wlollh. 645 __ 4628____ CM.~S Man:~ri PEHSON $52·$60 0 ~N T A t..-K f.. { t I' r11.cn b uridlt to 1•ur Cjt•nl'.ral t)ff1ce. wom.-n1t tlydn~c-power Ul'llt as-uvt-In HcJp Oppor. or II Exec looking for p/t :IS· TlONL~ Mnn Fri HU n "D 1n Lu~unu Uo c·h 1111par\'I 1111c•rm1thrnt . bl k I !<I r Ufetlrnt" 4 •CTe Backb1ty SOC'. 1n wholesak! •upply. S42·S44 1~-trn'\.'\f CdM ~ 1~ 1uu Ht.-.1um •11 '•n 11r I' llmt'. '-11' ur1w Arcai. •em er. now c MC CJ Eat.ate In Newport Beach Cell Mr. Hall642·1634 Needed for h~pltal :slliff • ~ I LllTKI' ....... )fl WDll:lll\ UIHI nt•C'th•d l)ft11:,• work . hytJruullc1. plpin" & desires Housecleancr relief ICU/all noors All 0..-ntal '\•111 f' I '' • 11t11AJ llnvm~ n·1 ord 1tu r rn 1:n t h 11 n w1n1l . weldinll n~ce!'1>~r y and babysitter. Pnvate MARINEHAROWARI'.: !>tuf~uvail Must~dc· """"n<!ed. \'hM1r,1d1 1•1111 i·h•n •·.il ~1,,k 1 J J(J & ~l~uld 1 ower<.;orp. maids quarters with Ware h 8 1· 111 gr . penduble & ha ve refs t'nl'1'10t'll1 >••1ln1C ''""' •42-432 I H !Ill ~l'M !119 lll05 separate entrance, must knowledge o( all wore hsc lk nd 1t '' .or1 "" AMI for .-Io f. I\ 1, p / 'fl M F:. s ee t o be 11 e v t'. a c11vllics, including ~~~ll gT~~~~s G~~~~c~~l> nw-.t1.ilo'h 'R i~ hh.U IJ''""' 111 11Uit'•· JM llt01111 houw"~ivM~ & college Refereoces 64~·2810 after cu:11.0mer service & tn 0 ( ""--w1•-r~ .... _ '"a s uranC'c avull. T • ..._ -· u\tt•n lur l)Pll>l. ni: u1r1~ W/"8 .... Ov~r 21 6pm Side salel! Marlllt' \'X pcr l'~nt I '"'' """"''"''" L· I ('"'~-1 L 1 ·' k " " '" '" ' --"'--------p_,erred"•".•"oo WAGES. Ask abuut other ,,. .. qu '"f""'un1 1 1 o·r ,., urc 1•1 u t• • \I ... 'AM l2·'lA Mon~,, UVEl"'C E , ... , "'"''"° C ~IH'h i t'n JJr.n11tr t t'.' n & II -..,., ri J' At< benefits ome 1n 9am n..~"" ...., ~~ Qw•l ·• II un·r i'U11Lomu1 aurvw1· ti·• Eurn ~lo SlOO Wt!~kly t eld ,· a b lato IUl.-L....t.t r--'u ~pm Mon· Fri '" ' t>Pt .. "'"'''"°"1-11t·ed 0 ll't' Wu r11nt~ S731 Mubl be or (lr Y m u ry ........,..119 ~ J RECEIVING CLERK AT ~SE lN f'ASHION ISLAND Nt;WPORT BEACH Has an opening in its receiving de· partment. 8:30 to 5:30, Monday thru Friday. n.IASI CAU 644-5070 W....,_ Ask Cor Mr Kohaut 1>11 \ inn fl 11 11 1t 1• b llll 111·r11 onnf'I ('u1.tuin male. Must be non· lo div. s ales mn~r of WESTCLIFf D t>nt.il llf liri 1 ' P""''r ·' 1 hr" daah Wt·••f' <.:ur1w tb. IS430 neat. Pt.'rs unnLble .& smok~r. non·dnnker. statew1de f1nant'ial Nu.rsesRet'(1Blry Plant leasing co. needs Rt.oeepl/Typ1st. Pt tltn c ~·r1t1ncc-tt d1.11r ""'" a t11 rt1 t111 w :Jll p m l'unf1t•'it.r-•v t•n t•r.:\'l1 c or1 t. own\rans&gooddrlvlllg srvc's rirm.Xlnt growth 1617We21tclifr.Ste209 house plant tech for Typmg.hteS/11,exper m Oi\ :\ fl." 1"1 1 :-.0 1•" 1'"'' Ht· 111 h Gull KitChC'n , 979-0747 aft record. Salary com· oppor. Typing 65wpm. Newport Beach warehousing. install&· payroll & accts p11y~blc hi1ndt>d hu,., ""1' •· 1 ·1~· JIUO In tnt' 1\~t" IOAM for appt ~urale to quallC1ca c 11 "•"0 23 631-0610 7S2·91l8 tion, & mainten&nce. d('!l1red. ~\-OM;l ..ulnn Ol'\'fl tltc"th·f1h 10 .., ,, . ,.A,. NVV> exper nee. a '""' l ---------•I 11••A"n"'1'"1 ,, .. GENERAL I N s u ~ A T I 0 N uons . ......,..,.,.,.... Mon Fri. 11:30 to 4.30 W"• ...... ' R MATURE W OMAN 557-0UO ~ ~rnn ~· I~ & t'lll>tJH'tt<' i l•·r k INS'IALLE s. for new p/tame to welcome NURSING ---------Ha•t!pl1oms 1 S>IOO ·~t I l Vf •• R ,.,, ... r unl) .!.!. h1 pr wk LABORERS t'OO.str co. in So Or Cly. LOAM newcomers & contsct LVH F/T RH r /T. Portrait Photographer. ~neral Oflti.'l' .l(!S "':'.""'" JO "'" •"~1 '·cpl )4 oo 1•r t11 MJJulton . lid co benefits. exp pre· COU ... SB.OR ..... rchanls F1e1tible hrs Newport Conv Center. experienced 1n tine r:11>p c r11•nt·~·d In all l'l .. I J l'hurrn.i r \. u ntlyN.a.•.r«.A ••• rerred.495-11132. ..... N ..... eed I )""'" Supenor Av", Npl portrait photography. PleaseCallforApJ>l ph.v.t'.\ or front of111 ,, 1 ,, I! u n <> If 111 i. Mr War~f:;u...._. ~"'"" A position 1s avail. for a car. tte typing o>oN '" Please 'lend bnd inlo. & Jrvinc Personnel Agency ~l.&r.)' up<"11 I>\ n,•r11' l>r1•\ ru., 7fi8 '1784 k I N S U ' A T I 0 N person who has the de· S47·300S. Bch. phone number lo Box 488 E 17Lh COsta Mei.J .Hunt~• Sturk n«r ' ' "' sire to jolll an aggressive ... URS-.._. "l'"' oa1·1y Pilot po Swtt! 224 G42· 1<170 • 1791 '\.SI, tllK.: 11t. ....... 1 ..... G ...._.OUGH ~11Ptl'tftdr~'t" .. '41hf NS:CAU.ERS Full time ...,.. ... ,.811P loan co doing Med 1 ca I A 11 :; 1s t ant. " Sl'l YMAn " ""· • · · ~.w:i--~ IOA ""' m Mw.I huvt.• phone & n •h11 1rml woriltTvcr!.'Ufe and ~..,_n So. Oral'l-ge ..opbthalmol.Q&W_. Ofrt.£.!: . ....f)lll·tamc, mature male liox 1560. Costa Mesa. ~~~~~~~~~ 01111 \ k11J1• IMCOME! hl1• ttat\llJl Long & i.hor\ Oran'4e Co. areas. Xlnt. Co. Calif Real estate perm . PIT, 3"'2 to 4(foy~ over .92626 OriY~ Jc11n un 1·\l·tt1ni: 1·1110 h'lll'l°'"l'11(11m1·nt.'1 lloh opt or Journeymen tn li cense r equire d . perwk.W11ftra1111fne~ Sal/Sun Wo rk with PRESSER-Dryrlean l"""'·r11tt' modt•m l'•IUIP puov w1lll unl1m1u•d 1n d<ty & vqcation pay Apprentices Wages Preference wilt be give n Some typing. Mus t haw planlh. trtlcf> & delivery. needs presser. no cxper ntcnt 4t door ''' dO()r t'nmc po11·nllul & OI> Jloior 1L,1lt.rnt 1e1n plan above scale Xlnl. rom · lo collegi. $r aduatc pleasant ~rson11hty & F.xper prefd S3.00 fir nee. will train Call btwn tron.~p Cull( dr1wr-. h1· ponunity l''rl'l'!llunrlm~ ,1\':U pany benefil~ Adorns w/pnorexpertntht-held enjoy people 3045 .)rs up Lagunu l11l li> 7&3.548~ rt'(a'd No p11or l'\P1• bwldrn~ m million dull,ir lnsulat1011MS-Ull8 of flnancr. reul esl. in· MS-8983. 9 to 12 & 2·4 30 Nursery, Inc El Toro. --------- 1\l'(' (~iud dn \tnJo? n ·i J l1w11t11111 lm 1n ctl1 1tt' lnsuruncc surance or a ccounting. wkdays. !IJO·~ PRINTER. offs et. cit· mu:it. No !.umlJJ work 11 1a •n 1n..: f u r h i l!hl~· VOLT FILECLBK Xlnt sal/comm schedule Medical front ofr cxper penenced pret.smun. to R. E. sales "Lie. Only .• THIHKIMG OFACAREER IN REAL EU ATE? Frei' tra1n1ng 1r y ou qualify Call 17141991·0660 Or.tng1. Cuji.t Y1•llu~ mo11vJtl·d t''l''-'r11·111•1•d ...................... v••" Be f b h permits unl1m1ted )fl] b 08/G. n Npt O....s1dt• s&l<.'S oppor. for nm Multihth:. 1250 und Cab . ti300 Ml llt'r ~ ""''l'-'n 1·m·c·t.I Pt'iJ lllt' gmt1ersspot or ng l personal growth & Im· 'acyh, usCayll Mayr ul entt'~p n i;,1n i.e, f c r i-un 2650. Knowledgl! of pro·'~~~~~~~~~~ F:xt·t'ijl'nl tru111m~ vrn 31 .. • C · D...1 pen •• Pleas working d · s d Y 7704ln73 Wt ~SI J\ d I· r_rl'll.lnn_F \'I)__ _ -:'7: nYe ----', opply ror truini'nu me income. en re-548·Sll9 c <' i. s c Cl m c r a an nes nnn:.l bll' womui' to g.rum lW llOll Ul>bl,l :10l'l'. 7 l'UllU g .. to G K r ti 620 I t k h I ( I t'V • DlO~'T CiRi\OlJ Tl"" full 11mt• m.u nai:t•r Call 546-> 41 & advance. 31": hr work sume (; au mOn.S ---------PAHK ING LOT AT· p 11 ema ing e p u learn c1tc1ting \·re11l1H• C'UECK TlllS m.mll~tt·r no~ for l'Orl IAcrossCromFrom week ,S500motoslurt. N~rl ent~ ti·~ MEOTEC•. TF.NOEO . & m a in -'787t.oS953permo.App trade, wall train. cll:l' r .. I I t Or"'n°eCo Aarnnrtl Call cAll·4700 exl 22". 211 ewport ac • · 2Yrs c1tpreq. Mu<1t h;ive tenance . hrs 9 30 to lyby0ct.3rd. 78. ""'·40. Call Th" "'hJ·'1• SPl':CIALOf'F t-:t< l••l'n i a •n crvlf•" J.;qu;lQppor Em'Pioye r ..., ., 92660 CA lie Call Marga ret 11 .30 Sa l/Sun Call Saddlcback Valll'Y Sho.>N.B 673·20Jo ~ u It you 'rt! a young man 91!.1 !'167l E.O.E . 640-0140. 67~:aio btwn 10 & 12 Urufied School District , without a h11th s c hool [ 1rl)!41anc.,.na JANITORS 25361 Diseno Dr. Mission ctiplon18, the Army may ~AllJ ;rn•r!('.HI GEN'L MAJNTENANCE Part tJme. 9AM·IPM We Viejo ~llli havt! a place for you Male with transportation PIT eves. 4·5 Hrs night. 5 LOAN MESSENGER are looking for outgoing 1----"'-· ------- If yoo huve whut 11 takt.>s. realt:slatt.> to clean fas t food Days week. approx PROCESSOR pe~o ple in sa l e s . PRODUCTION the Army may havt-11n "'lc":tron1ns machines. 5 days ~er $250/mo. Capo Valley. Santiago Bank needs a telephone saleS' Fast ASSISTANT c. " ~ II b t 8 9a With secretarial skills dependabl'· per~on to ., B M d 1 opcrung for .)'OU plu.' .. n ASSEMILEltS week. F.arly am. 3 rs ca e wn am-m , " "' gr1)Wlng co 549-8373 .-or 10· e 1ea corp. opportunity to fin111hh11th per day . S alary + MoolhruFri.990-1370 •or Mortg(lge Broker rn&lnt.aan a busy dnvang Part-tlme,studcnts.nex- school dunng )our uff We're C HOWING' We mileage 673-7632 Janitorial Loan Co. Loan back· scheduJc for our valued Part-ltml' Eb w/schedule. will d ut y time. loo The n~ you to read !>lmplc GEN'L QL'C r I·~ 8 Oft W XER ground preferred. customen•. Must have a t<ECEPTIONIST art immed. N.B. t\rmy'i. <ilw:.t)S lookm • blu(•pnnts&!>l'h('matll':. J ,~ • or, · FLO A NearFashaonlsland bus 1nt•i.1> like <.tP · W e ekC'nd i. onl y. 63 X1 10 fo r ~ood peopll· Bu~ to iJJ:lbemblcn11v1gat1unal drug ~tore Lt bkkPK· SU,ERVISOR rhofte:644-lll4 pear:in c e pl eas Jnl wate rfro nt lol·11 t1 011 l.hcv'rc orrennft you thl· tlt'\'l('t'l-> Pnor i.oldennl( Over is. Mrs. Hatch. Exp f /T. Capo Valley personal.tty, bOnduble & Genera l Orfli.'c sk1lli; & ~rcat~topportuntly now expcrrcq'd. K-_i_7_256_l ______ area.Start$750/mo.Call agooddrivingrecordto t y p ing nt!cC'ss C all lhrough Scptembcr. ~, OO<H370 betwn 8am·9am . LOBBY GIRL dnve our bank car. For 714-644-0126 for <ippoant- c,tll now for this. unique COMMUNICATIOf\iS Monthru Fri. Full time , apply '" further lnformllt1on con· ment ehunce lo serve yourself COMPONl!:NTSCOHP Genl Office person. Irv11'\e _Host tact. PAR'f·TIME Sales Clerk ;and )oor community' 3000 Airway REGISTER NOW i-·oR Janitors . pt-time eves. =· ~~~ E. Oyer Rd.. SANTIAGO IAHK Retail Gift Gallery. 2 or J Costa Mt!su. 540 102fi Cogta Mesa. CA WORK ON Couples pref'd. Over 21· Personnel Dept 2nd F'lr dys wk & wknds . Salary H n .h u""l t71415407640 trvine area.533-4881. .,...,EltStT · unllngton °'' . 9til·ncu; ON·CALL BA.SIS MACHl .. IST ,_, . s . ustan commensurate w/exper. Laguna lhlb. 7AA·5251 Equal Oppty Emplyr WESTCLlFF JANITORIAL Santa Ana Corp has im·1--•832-·.5200-•E•O•E--• Call 675·3080 blwn 10 & Du;patC'her. cx"cm·~ ENGI NI-: INSTALLE R TemporaryServlces PositionsAvail med opening for 12. preferred. a~<· ts+ App WANTt-,0 . to 1n ~tull 1617Wl.'hlcUff.SteC!09 PIT Night Work. Also Machinist Trainee Models&Escort.s rAYIOLLClERK ly al c; & w Tuwin~. already bwll en~ine 1n Newport Beach some day positions avail w I s ome c x per 1 n Masseuses l>l2 1252 my fi!&r11r;!e Call 642·5735 6..'H·0610nr752·9118 Pays well. Mission Vit" numeric al contr ol Female. Top mont.>y Sharp person with /\A -----day,., ""6·8634 cvcl>. :J!ik ---------•! jo/lrv/CM/Npt are as. machine set-ups Apply Musthuvecar 631 2140 degree an accounting un Oom<:5t1l· L1H• m. m11 turc rcorlloward CallSam·lOpm9'19.3652 in pel'800 aft lOam. Mon dl or I y r s ex per 1n hQw.ckt.oepcr 111 care for 2 -------GIRL r'RIOAY thru f'rl. 1801 Carnegie MOVIE Ir TV EXTRAS payroll or Ken'I ucct·~ c h ild r e n 10 l o vi·ly ENGINEERING Thur.Wed.Tue,Monfor Sl.S.A.979·9552. NEED i:; 0 • By Addin~mach1ne &bas1c L,q.~una t.ic;ich ho rn l·. TECHNICIAN sport'g g oodi> mfr in Janitorial/Mainl H o L L y w o o o typm~ skill~ r('qd' i-:st Refs l'h <714 I 4~·~1 GrowmJ.: 118 d1)(ila l pre mrport complex. Belwn Cohqe Studenh M A C H I N E S H 0 p CASTING DIRECTORS Enj!1neenng & Plannmi: ssurc g11ugc mtr needs a is-35. m Mature. attract. Perm. pftime, nexible TRAINEES Guaranteed results. over Firm or Orange Co Xlnt r:r.~hUT& SlllOP MWOH K· self "tart1na.t techn1c1a n bi· I 1 n K uEu I h cb• IP r u I, hrs at our Jrvine Co. api Plastic fabricator has S.000 JObs filled l.has year wonung cond & co beneC. '•&·t eur Y i\1 • llO l'X w/electro mechanical Spanish/ ng, ut not complexes. openings ror machine l $25-$100 d f Appl per nee. Apply AM. Mr background t::xcellenl nee. J:ood ph personality, Call or apply in person shop lraanees. Apply in a one. per ay 1 JACK G RAUi PRODUCTION ASSIST G1hwure mfr. PIT , next· ble hrs. H.B areu. Ph: 893-7321 ask for Tom Production Workers. No experience necessary. good benefits. hours llpm l.o 7am. Please call 642·1.593 PRODUCTION HEl.PHS SECONDSHIF'T We are accepttng ap. µh cations for production helpers on 2nd shifts Mun l.hru rra . !}am llam & l·Jpm . Xlnl 11al ary, benefits & good working 1•ond's. Come to Lhc Personnel Dept tu com· plct.c an appllc.at1on. CA.UFO AM 16661 Von Karman Rest<iurant PetltY'S rtllA Mow Hlritta for I m med P I T Help. Oays/wknds . Xlnl oppt) for studentli Apply 1n person anytime. Pcrry'i. Pizza 210IJ:\~ 0cl'anfront. Nt'wpnrt lk:tl'h. CA RESTAURANT HB.P Pl/ Full Time Lunch1· .. Counter/Kitchen. 18 Yr, or older. Gnwer Strei'! Rest aurant .. Snup & Salad. Airport area. Call Mgr. 2·5pm. 95:'>-0S54 __ RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT An e1tc1tang new sealood restaurant scC'ks l'"< pen cni.'Cd & motivated asstsl.Clnt ma na~cl'l' ~ hu wish to {(row with Uh Xlnt ht!11t'f1t:.. ~rl'.11 pOLt'nt1ul. Apply 111 pen.on or licnd rc1tUnt1• lo: THEJOLLY ' ROGERIHC. • 7042 Ci llettc Av~ Irvine. Calif. 9'l714 Donut 135 E . l7th St. opportunity . Ii be ral lite type. riling. Start & THE IRVINECO. I person. ~c~rf~o y~~rST n.r~ Attn Personnel C M. benefits, ancludin1t prohl grow w/us. l7l4) 549-860l 1071 Camelbaek SERVICE. <714 1 761-l244 125 Baker Street. Or1ver s r o r lo c al shano~. Call for appt. 1>etwn 9.JO-ll:30am. NewportBeach 644-~1 KENNEDY PLASTICS ext94. Costa Mesa.Ca.92626 Irv F.qualOpp Emplyr RM. 11·7 C~Mwse household good!i moving I 714/B!H·S3SI . Girl Friday, self·sl.arter. F.quaJ Opport Employer CORP t 7L4 > 75l·2510 EOE company. Class I dl'· xlnt t y pi s t . good l73'12EastmanSt.lrv. tWwAccomts MIF/11 sired. Over 21. 76R·Clr'43 telepho ne personality. M a i I c I e r k I COUltfflor PRODUCTION TRAJNEE for s mall manufacturer. 3days week, J{ood salary & wor1ung cond's. Me.o • Verde Conv. Hosp., 661 Center St., C.M. ~·~ I file Clerk Non-smoker. s1so wk Kids back in school? Time ware houseman. Fu II For our South Coast •DIUVElhr st.art. Call ror interview. Lo 1et out! Come to time. Good benefits Plaza otrice. 9·5:30 Mon· Ei<pandmg co looking for REGISTER NOW FOR s 56 . 69 81 Wind o w beautiful Fashion Is land Publishing Co. in NB Frt. Ex pe r required . people w1llinf( to work.I WORKON Designs 3195-D Airport & enter the excit ing area . Ages 18·24 please call Kal.hy Am- PBX answenn1t service . s hipping. inspect ing. expenenced. Start S3.00 UPS, etc. Will train ni,:ht llr 549-3015 per;on tor all phases. Ap· RabbM's RCICJ & Mop Women nt-t•dcd for flo us e cleuning Seri 548-0757 Neat appeiu:. Good driv ON-CALL BAS!S Loop or'.. CM. w or Id o f fas h 1 on 646-4455. burgey. atS4Q..4066 inR rec. Over 18. Co WESTCLIFt merchandising. No ex· Calfforwi Federal PBX ply in person 9um·IZ on· A ly. 837 W. lllth St .. Costa ns wering :.crv1 ce M operator full & PIT. Call _e11_a_. ______ _ veh1cle1>. $2.~ per hr +I Tt'mpor<try Services llairdressers. Bonus busi· perience necessary· We Mailroom & print s hop as· a 1ncunllvc1> Call l!:rlc 1Gl7Wesll'liff.Sll·20'J ne!ls o pportunity , Wlll lrain ·and provide ~bly f'-time hrs flex-SCIThlc)S&Loon ~3561 ProgrammerComputer Sales 64{).8700. Newport Beach seas oned hairdressers, Xlnl benefit.I. Doy tame Ible. Will train. Non· 3333Bnslo1St.CM 631--0610or752·9118 part or Cull lime. Call ~rungs. full time & pt· smoker $2.75 hr start. F.qual Oppty Emplyr PltOGUMMBt Bridal.Salon PHONE WORK RPG & or Fortran Step Exper in Bndal or rctull DRIVERS . . Loretta, 536-8829. ~~t'io~h1s1~~~~dN~fi: Apply 10·3 •. On Site Nurse Aides. We arc seek· Me-or women 25 yrs orlFront & buck office garl1· H•RDW•RE E 0 E Photographies, 3~03 in11. nurse aides to care Venry orders-no selbni; up Lo Lhe on hnc ~orld or clot.hins; salt.>s preferred Good P IT permanent Hewlct-Pac kurd in H Cotita Mesa area Job. Hrs 5 30·8 :3llf'M. prog mfr co. Apply in • ___ 5_4_6->_1_8_2_1 __ _ "' f ·' I a t Ex ~ ~ . . Harbor Blvd. Untt E-s. for our elderly patients. Old"r Know the "Oast oc l'aruio o,,is · · · C M ~ · . ~ penenced in billing & m· Exper'd p/tame retail LAI AIDE · · Exper is not nee if you Mon-Fri. Apply at lhc •. Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay. person.orcull SALES !'llll'S. N~ Sl80 a we-ck ~~1 suruncc. Salary open. salesclerk. Laguna Bch Exp Ill phlebotomy. f /T . M •1LROOM have a heart & wlll leam. mo re range o as 645-9200 497-4403 Mon thru Fri. Call A Call Mrs Gronbach al Yellow Cub. 17300 Mt. ---------Margaret64~0140. INSERTER SJ2..6848. Fountain Con· Costa Mesa . Ai.k for Cl.A-VAL Clossic,Automobile"\ Rul.h Leavitt. C1rculal1on 1701 Placenlta Ni-w classii.' auto ston ·. Herrmann. J.'ountain General orr1ce. must have HEATING & AIR CONO. Part t ime. No ex · valescent Hospital. t835 \/alley <No of Slater good typing i.k11ls. Call Person 2 Yrs prcv. ex· penence. Will train at w. LaVeta. or11ngc Dept. E o L· Col.ta Mesa, CA . "' 548·2201 Irv. Airport complex Pl.AMT ~ual Oppty Employr wants lady sports car en Lhwuai.;tic to help sell & b c twn Nt!who pc & 64.').3670 per Sl.026. lo Sl,248. LABORATORY work. Flexible hours . EqualOpporEmploycr Euclid l 1 pt mo. 1\pply by Oct. 2. ASSISTANT sunRINTfMDIEHT PIT help manage. &lies cxl)t'r not WantAds Call642·5678 19711 Saddlebat'k Valley . for information c all NURSE I Unified School Dist.. F'or Q10-med1cal Corp. 642-4321Ext.338. for local c hurrh, full forcldt•rly lud~lnCDM ne r . Comm 1ss 1u 11 · time. Good :.ctl:iry & l-73IH777 lucrative Send resuml' 1-: n J: In eer.o JOIN PARKER'S PROGRESS Parkl'r llannif1n'.!. Aeros pace Group prod UCC'S nu1d p()WC'r l'Omponents and systems of the h1ghl'St technology WI' reprc1>ent a malurc. l <."Sled manaRcmenl o r g ani7.11tion orr~rini;t you the mosl 11dvanc('(J c•arl'cr opr>0rtun1tl(;!I. PROJECT ENGINEERS 2$31 01-;eno Dr . MisSlon part·ltme. great oppty " for Life Science Major LVHS bencltl!>. ~x per Ot'I' C.:11111----------to: 17777 Matn Sl Stt' I". MAJMTIHAHCE 3·11 :30, xlnl ~alury & VicJO, Ca. ur 586·l23·I I Labcxper preferred. will MECHANIC A benef. Apply l"lasgi.hap 631 2880. PIT help needed for por Irv .. Ca. or call 957-0SSJ ---------lion slicing M ;i le pref HOTEL MIGHT tra111. Start imme-d. F1ex· AUDITOR 1ble hrs. wlschedule. for Ir B.!CTRICIAH Conv Ctr. _466 Flt1Ksh1p Rd.NB.6428044 ~ DOING Ideal ror colles;c st udcnt I Hrs nex. must he cln & rel SJ hr i.tarl. Call 979-0747 aft lam for appl Ii.... students. N.B. 631-1855 •rull res ponsibility. book ext lO. Perm openinii for ag· • gressive ma1nt mtch A & NURSE " BUSINESS keeping experie nce re· qwred, starting salary S 8SO + l'O mpun y benefits. Hours l lpm 7am Xlnt opportunity. Irvine area. Send l'Om · plete resume & work h1i. tory lo. Ma rine Capita l Inc .. Suite t25. 2f.26 !:><> electrician w l munuf LVN . : UNDER A equipment installation & so Bed fac1hty Xlnt pay ... FICTITIOUS Racquet Club gait> ntten- Lab repair skjlls 2·3 yrs CX· & benef Ua yv1ew Conv • NAME? dant. must be ;iva11 l'VCs 0r8f$ per. troubleshooting con· H 2055 Th c M R "",.. ISTER NOW FOR tr o I pa n ~I s & 0 C oofsos unn. . . II you lln• 1u11 lll•d & wk.nds. Please call for ""' WORK ON circwtry. Mu.st be will 1--· --·------your ,, •• Flc1111011• I appl. 645·5000 ext 520. · k · l9u11neu ,. .. me Aftd Mon·F'n,fl·JO.~pm ON-CALL BA.SIS ing to wor ove rtime HURSES AIDES 11 ... not tel auliflllnad t 1--------- WESTCLlfr-" Xlnl benefits & working fo'/T or PIT. 7.3 JO or u tor publlcatlof'I. s>I••" REAL ESTATE SALES DOYOU,LAY THEOIGAM? Rcqu1r".!> fumll1ar1ty w1l h a ir e r.if! Pullma n . San t~; Anu ~ ...... ,, hydrnuhc ai.'CChi.ory tJes1gn and systems _m_os _______ _ Temporary Services conds mcluding 11 paid J..ll 30 On going train c1on ·1 torott 111a1 tll• ! SALISM!H __ 1617Weslclifr0r.Ste209 holidays, co paid group 111-., & "ertif pro" f\puly 1om11a11on I• 30 d•y• 1 .. ________ _ . I k ... ~ 0 " '0 d I ' ,,,, Tl\ Tired or the house buSI· 1• Ir so. there m:iy Ix.• •• cart.-er fnr you al On:ct n Exchange. Openingi. n"w nva1labk Previous salt.~ experience useful. but we will Lra m you Call Mrs. Jett al The LagunJ H11li. Mall. <714 1 ~-730::? -~,~~L.hh.: ... J2L.c..~£fil>JU.lll fi9..j!Ul#lllJl'i61''~"~· n,eeded dei.1gn from rustom~r lt~-~IOM"~# .,. ,. ..-;~..__-..,; h11ve direct knowledAe of quallf1ca1100 Ma~ ~ ~ <!ln"n~. lt.'sling and rrl)Orl wrat1n2. 0<\2· 1403, ti45·34:\9 SR. PROJECT ENGINER INCUMBENT MUST BF: CAPABLE or pro1ect rcspon!ltblhty including <'U.'llC>mcr interface. budR~·tmi: and 11uperv1s1on DESIGN ENGINEERS Seek1ni:t 1nd1v1d1rnl11 with 5.7 years experience an 111rcr:irt h ydra ulic acct>ssory design preferably In tllght cootrols. SR. DESIGN ENGINEERS tr you are interested in the challenge or working al a company Involved in lht? lntesl technology In second 5tal(c night controls and hove 11e vc•ral yeu rs e xper ience In airc rart h ydraulic compoot.'flt df'l!1gn, contact Parker'. Our modwn ptoducrtlon fllClllO• In lnln• -• rtlmuletlnt envwonment. Our ed111noed ftuld power ~blllty I• • GefMf c:helle1191. And our •l•rlM •nd btneflta er• oompetltl\19. For lm!MCll.U end oonfldentlel oonelderetlon, P'-llncl your'-"" or 11111: ....,._ ......... , ........ .....,. PAIKER HAMHIFIM CORPOUTIOM 18321 Jamboree Irvine. C• 92713 C114t IJ).)000 (Ot.ltf ~r ~ lllfr/HCIV(T llouseket'Jling help. Ruar. wa~l!Sl35 pr wk or more. Pd vacation. Adv:ince- ment opportunity. Must have own trans 540·9525 H~ekeepcr·M/W/fo', 1·6 pm SS hr. Non.smoker 964·1314 af'ter7pm. HOUSEKEEP~:R. ex· pcr'd, reference:.. Clexi · blc wknds. some cook· 1ng. non-smoker, pvt rm & bath. S80 wk. 645· 7336 HOUSEKEEPER. liv('-in. Newport Beach. S350 p/mo + room. board. Must have car avail. Ca II 754· l.228 collect Housekeeper. live-In . must love <'htldren & know how to keep n spot· less house an a beaut. new home. 840-2372 Hous ekecplna s taff needed ror sm hotel La1tuna Och . Ca ll 494-7588for •Ppt Housekeepers, 8-4 :30, full time. Willing lo work some wkndli. S3 hr. N.8 . 6'2·S861 HOUSEKEEPER · Expcr'd. EnRUsh ·~•k· tna prc furred. <iwn lrltn8 p . Jo'ull•l1mt . 1173'~ -------HOUSEMAN Full t lmt•. l\pply 1n pcr1on. l r v 1nt< Host Hott'I . 1717 E Oy11r Rd . Sunla Ano. Newport Beach ins P an . s ic pa y f1agsh1p Conv Center. 1 m •• 0 1111· • n-· and would you l1k ... "'"' "'" 63Ul610or7S2·9118 benef1ts.hberalvacat1on 466 Fla""luP ltd NB. OAIL,Y PILOT ••II ' ....,.,, ~ .:>tU..C-, ~ ·:~;'11"~1~,. ~~;,r;\!J. ::r ~::.,,, . ,._. ]!:_~§'~~::~ ' ~~~~n~~;,i:a~~c~:ni~ =!';!-tcr~~: Landscape maintenance personnel ofc betwn hrs NUISES AIDE r:-, ';7.W.Or.~linl· tm~~;~~~~ ... ~.£4a1Jt~n~Q Wt.~)d.y... · man. expene nced. C~ll ol 9 & llam or l & 4pm 7.3, :J.ll. Country Club I •••• •nd 11ge1 norice1 lcarmno "'p to 100,.,. 1 w /<.'1rcu1oUori' WJ'()V'i!7 time. Must have vahd Moo-Fri to complete ap Conv Home 549.3061 •oo .. , '" •H •Otoo"• In ,.. "" m :.> 000 eeks 15 driver's h e. 546·1695. pl1callon. . . o•d•• to •ubml! you• Call CurtJS lnve:.lmcnts. , s u pro':' YI/' f • 1 a 1 • m • n 1 1 o , !J62.245') ask for Vin<·c expc~. lO m11n11~c 1t ~ 8AM·l2noon only. CALIFOAM Mur-MsAi~s 1 pu1>11ce110" .. ,,a ror co'nridentiol in· growinl{ d isplay sale~ Landscape INSTALLER. .16661 Von Karman Housewives & mature l •PP•Os>f1el• QOJIV •"d • tervlew force. Our employees 11r,· mtn 3 yrs exper, must be lmne s.57-7100 students, full & P~·L1mc. ~~~Jt". '; 0T":0.o~~v aware or this advert1:.c· able ,0 super. & ins t. E<1ualOpporEmploycr employ & Lra1ntn1: days Cotta~ ... CA 921~ Rea l Es tull• u ff1 C't' mcnt Sl•nd r csurn l' • & PM . Mesa Verdl• Conv. t geri sale m n for t ala ry history tc· ··" spnnklers. do plantings. M A I N T E N A N c E H 661 c .., We'll dO the ••II. F~ m11n11 b a w !> • • u U al.so eed od 1 osp., enter ... t · 1 1Morm•lloll •bout ••t•• new office. Port/time ok. l*3'1<!, Da ily Pilot. I' o Must 8 be w?th~g to a;~~~ ~tr!~~k~~eJ~r!~~'r. _c_._M_._______ ::;~~~~~; .. u u Liberal compens ation COoAx .J:I.!" Costa Mt:.:.i . hard. 675·7 633. call skilled work In main-HURSE'S AIDES ~~~all after 6 pm. """"'' anytime. ten a nee & repn 1 r or F & PIT . All shifts Pre l LIBRARVAJOEStowork bui!dings, itr.oun~s .& certification classes of. J R~pt1oru..'\l/ TyplHl. F· pt-lime in elementary eqw~ment Dnver s he. fared. HB Convalescent ... §42;432.1 _ time /35 hr wk equip. schools. 13.76-$4.SS/hour. req d . 40 hr w eek Hospttlil M7-35LS -leasing co. 644-8385 DISrLAY SaJei; Min quaUficallons: Typ. S820-$900/month. Apply -:::::.==--=•Jfl===,~ ,--~f)-'1:-~~--RECEPTIONIST. imd. ADYBTISIMG Ing 40wpm Completion In person. Fountain Ci~\\. ~l.-~ ~<rs s opening in COsta Mesa Grow in g weekl y or Commu~ity College Valley School District. \::)~ for bnght person with I newspaper m Orange Co course for training or 111.Ughthouse Ln .. Foun Thof Intriguing Word Gome wifh a Chudle yr. o( teeenl exp phonei;, aru11 provides a c11rwr library aides. Apply tn ta an Valley · Corn~er ------,_...., ~Y '"" "°"·~•!t-==:::--::::::::::::-UgJlt typing. flhog. clc. opport an dibpluy advert person. J.'ountaln Valley. Newland & Talbert. f 11· 0 1e oi "'" Call Kim at 646·0272 saJcs for th11t Ind iv w 1:! School District. #1 Ing deadline 9129178· ~C::"!,",'!,~..:;""..,,,d• ...,. or more yr.. reluUl<S ''" Ughthouse Ln .• Foun· EOE. low ,,,'°'"' •ou• '"'"'le ....,.oi RECEPTIONIST nl•cd(!(f per. &. a proven trol'k · v 11 c for orthodonllsl 'i. office ta1n a C). o rner ...., .. ,.-.H ...... DYMAM I A M E rec. Xlnl g u11 r1comm Newland & Talbert. 1'~11 . ._. ..... ,. """ H M Y Pleue :send n'liumt.• lO co mpen:.utlo n bend ing deadline 9/20/78. Apt milint In buJldlng I J I I' I' I Pennysaver. f' 0 Bolt prog. For conf1d\•ntwl EOE. cl\'M·up, CM, NB area. . . . . . . / S87"53. 3'001 Allcln, Mill· ronsldr rntlon s c•nc1 r" Truck or van necessary. _11_1o_n_V_i_e"'"Jo_._9267 __ 5 ____ 1 !lun'k! to nrl 11341 . C.:/0 Th,• Line Mechanic with 30 to 40 hr8 wk. Some I B 0 T I R I • ) oaaly l'ilot, po no, Ford/Unc. Mert\.try ex-exp. needed. 642-160.1.c I I' I I Rcccpt1oni11l. Rlchord's IGtiO. t:oi1ta tvh'i1a . Ci\ perteocc. Excellent com ·1_________ . . . . . . , l:Jeauty College. M11ture 926.26. pany benefits. aood f Now they he.,.• ..,..,oe t0t per!lon w/cosmotology ~~~~~~~~~~ woning condllloDJ. Ask Manaiten I T I G 0 H 1 1) lonely divorced men 11'• backimd preC'd. Sales I· for Charles Woodard. UTOTEM c I I' I I i:: c.-Jleo OIAL·A·MATE You exper helpful. Tue.Sat. Saleslady ror dress s hop. 540-5&30 . _ _ . _ _ • cell uP • numb9r •nd • wo-8am-4 :30pm. Contact Over 30 pref. Part lime. f'IMl~\l'OIOO 11111 you 10 re· M 11 r y H c I e n a l fi45.l66.5 1011\SO\ ,\SO\' • I INl <JI N Ml'" 11lit 2121 HA,_90A BLVD. COSTA M!SA Uquott STOii F\t.ll·llme days. imlure. exper'd. Apply In poraon. 895W. l.t\hSt. CM. We need mana4J1rt1 In San Cl..,.nl1e. lA&una Niguel '11 Co~la Me11 SUrt S4 per hour l~ per hour. No upertence neccuary. we train. J.'or 1nrormatl o n c ull 714/~-484() f,qual Oppor Employer l l;memg1~~•.o,_:-,01b-,-_! oozen 7141~3850 ---------" 0 W R A D ..... ..... _, , S a I c s m a n • y o u n 1t ri 1 r--r ' ~·•Ill ILA112!f.'·-••"f· ·~ l "--fo'or b ay It(! I o ctl. 1talnl~11 11 ~ Unl(b, I' I' I' I' I' I' I' r I ------I N 0. $62.6 mo. Mu.t havc valvl':t & pumJ)ll. Xlnl Mood commond or Che • ..i.ry + or"eicpen Cl' ~nall•h lan(luast' & be Located In Ora.nae Coun· uble to work under pre-ty 714/549-7522 . 2131. l>SUN! t~or lnlorvlt'w C•ll &30-1140 a.k for Leon scaAM-LITS A111wtn In ClettfflutiOfl 1010 ~A Nazier1o 7~ SGt SlatJer (' • ; . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . .. DAILY PILOT Ft1dwf s.ptemo..n, lf71 .W,W..tM 1100 .... w.. 1010 ~ 1050 ~ •••••••• s. .......... 1.0 •• s.•.1~.!· ........ ~!?.! ~~.~!~~ ..... ~~.~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HlltpW.e.d 7100H.lpW..tH 7'0alHlfpW...t.d 7100 f'YJ'ISTtorlnwpfr Ma" FRGllT OA MA<:fo:r> • , . ()(~1gncr .. culplor v.orlcl ':0.11tncd. ur11trn.il l1tho !•••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••1 :••••••••••••••••••• ••• t'unl U C'lCP req'd lfou vy HO'fl'<>IN1' SALi': J30H **I BUY* * ~ftk ~ JWl •.t 11 llr>-only w1dt• acchuml•d w to1> .: r ,q , h ' " r r •• m "tl S.._8 as ~,,.,1ny Security Ouan1 1-4 KZ hr tvplnl(. 1>rcH>f rf'lldtOfl W Warn.-r or Jhullor. Good U!t', ">tartan~ ovt•r ·r.,m.,yo 'W<1m .in Jt ~ av-•tcllT'"'IY for .itl a.r h o11 I •-' .. llR•'t'd.,7&"6841 S:tntaAn.i117U292l BuckncllRd.C M nt.~u11c ufmul·hane1 y 0001 ', <"31. Ct·al of ,~ ~ ( Ill --.. JI .. 1uperv11lon lw,1nnin1t ...... ' -Applt!ln{'l'I'. OH I Wtll & lOO I ror 'ton•· &-nulhent11•1t) <1pp1 $It?:,. ~·'"~. or u lat\~ >. toomCf'ot f'tt·~ •'o hlon W-' ~ -h TY .. ST CASll J'AJD 11ellorSt.:LLlorYou SWAP MEET C'"'-':llul utu~ ""'h h1ni.: & S400 Boul.All"t.'r ·:-.1" .. 1 pr d 1tl~•'Of1Uan F.ll<!n l•le f1n1rnt•1.i I .. n , .. ., ..., ut · 2 1-3 1~ n w h o / R r MASTHS AUCTION . ., " "" " C'.i rlt•r . J:SJ J-'n•l'Hon firm Xlnt ifll""th o11por 9 Var !•.>'~. JO h«>httu,y14, llCIPTIOHIST "1unr/ ryotr~ ... 7 !i~' i.: Siat S\:pt 23rd . !I Jpm cutttng. t>evttlan~ &.. frobt cum.'.~ l'r1t.'<ll.,1HIH hlund Mall NB '7~ 1170 Turuno 70V."m. ~ II 90 ~ Call Ch<'r) le Eraavu., .,,.'Of-~Of"_!!__.,,.._..,__ '46-1616 & lll·9US 1) ,, In~ t<tt' Your 11hup &. 'C1rt'u.' ._ a.we, l..t"tx'\.l.tnl( ,,,. "' .. $M343C} (; 0 I It•"',. II I .: ldbl>1 01 OllOl' W1•1> Tht• Ll·~d t•f Jtl.. s.k 1 11 l:;1tt'C' •''Jh•r prd'd Architmurnl otrace re Ui.cd Refng. W1tsher1>. Nl11~hborbood l'urk. off WlllJaffib 400 SO'lJ Leb~d.rnR IA· ('h"'"•tl Ulm-t':CJ~br!7~!'1 l»~Y l:t I a r )' u p I' n c ll 11 St r· Uet w It t: t:Jlpt"r Qwrt11 M('C'Urlllt' typi.t dryer• ik'l't buy11 .ind CAS H l'AJl> thtrbur & Wulnut /\ V<.!. -C.,vnhl•r $2., J Jblon~ky 8'10tit2' • Qpcn CUii G-44 ttM! for l)wpm manrmum f'ront BMl Service 536 0911 t~or Rd UNed Cum. unt1 cnlt'r Ill Poplar or L1mt· Mftc ... •••• 1080 . L. \: 0 v 11 1 ti , • • l 1111 Nt'WportRl\d t•M httrt1ury .. ~1 m11nU1tl'r Ullt'f'Vl\'W uffini appt•arance , qut'l<&drTV's!.15711l:i3 C(Jmmun1ty projl•rt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lebi.-dlHijl ·:. honi'"" $25 Salt<:!!Pt."l'MHl PT llfl aifl fCH"ilU1l\4'Ur>hol11ll'r)'l1l' SICY/llC'T'/I pk<uant.l'\'llatble • W u ht'f , Dryt<r11 .111dc·nb(•dis $154. ttt>hlt ~~~l1> _ T ICKTOCKF.rt t'J , J.it>lon.,ky '!-tm.111 11h1111 Muturt· v•1 "11n •"•111t.o1i.: (1rm Mu!oi1 11<• II uull1"v"I• d"lux1• tw1n 111a•matlrt.•.11s &btlx Muv1n'-' Sal" Jt<V.'l'lr". 'l'HfHt-'TSll0 1' ()v.l'~.vanoUl'>$25"" 'Aia ....... , lmmtd uPt•l\lni& S • ty11 Wm L f'erclru /\s11oc ,.. ",, • • ' $ " " 1 " '" " I '"'Gs '"'LE 1 "-tit 11t•n.11n • lt!r t111u r1nt· t """' " r I'\' Hwk1lf') 1-·.1rmi-. V.t.,.td1ll l'hu• """' "••n Pf' r•ono bl< 111 lnll, bu11y 11bun1-&. U•k<' Mut·/\rttiur at Yord lld modt'lll onJy Comph!ll>ly $50, full i.7. 5n .~ll'rt ltl'd rum.. t>ooki;. rc·cortli1. "' "' l.11 b.i row "'II P 1 """' tdlt1tm1•ublci111 m11kc r11 mm1ttet' fl\lt1 Utl'"' Nt1wport lk-ech rebwlL.ref1n111hed Y~ar full 11N.~5 K1n~!lt•t.SG5 pa1nl1n.:l>. JJ1 11n11 . Cloth1ng.012s1112G. $27;,1 SIOO. cert .iulh d\~1 .. 101n ll4~MUO l'r•'*Ulw I'"" Ap1>ly in 714/6-14·00.i!O Gunrunlt'('. Vouri·hOICl' B&JM:attres~547·5631l_ Vam11h1t 125, wai1h\•r, Cl0tied!J1Zitll2'1 67:1·A22.5 ____ _ S t i\ ... 0 • M ... d lr1". "lo th"li. b ~IJ y FullOpC!nan~92'J. c.,.1 .,. ... IY ~t•r 111 00 . • un ,, fl u ... .., I.-1130 "uch. S ult• t•n "'As\tl'•u1• Burl wulnut cur " • '" .. bt:! mu J#C'-"''"' .. ..... I,. I " " lh1n •"!. bookCaSl'l>. ~ow lOth St CM ~l• mfr CV tn C M UOOd .oUUllu•.-1 '> 1111 ttot<1t'i•, W /\ IT R I!' SS f' d J0/1178. Coa11l Apµl1a11 cc. let! tbl 1750 M JhOI( coo ,. · lfllti a-; 4th.S A w .. 1,_..,., d•:y• '11 3 ~01,. '714-$.17-2542 30Jc & guml· tublu Ctrt"a planls. kitchen. tool!I, Owner transrerred . 'ilfVt' h p111a .. 1u11 .... u l1arr. rom • u•..., .. 11 ap 00 M k ff etc. fll'alistrc baq;uam; now Mesa Vndi• <:oun m. n1Urlll4' ~ 11hd1l)' & !Wrnt ft)lirl"d t'OUflk \O ly d•p 'J'he ~nvc•; Mm· -um. $4 . ll c 0 c rs. 377 t:. 18th St . CM try Club Equity ~m Size ~ weddin~ drcl;,. & Vt>al, St75. liluc gown $SU 567 (()41f l'Vt'S -----~I »-> 1'41r1 lllhl' 4. luJl lJIJ~ puo.10110 .. 101 1\1 .. 'II' ... \ p II' I I I\ m I' n .. duttuu11 nr .. pr1n .. 1111•M l'lt-14.,1· 1·1111 l11r ••1•111 M4HIJIU e\f*r <'l•ll tl.31 11700 man.a6(tl 60 unll uc:Jult 1.n.i Co 71U W llllh S t .. Colds pot dJx JG cu tl 642·~-----I.>(' h c 11 ~o 3071 urt Mattrc11s, King S1ic. Xtr,1 farm. rt·bll xlnt l'ond S tOO 644 4"-42 or 645 25&1 ._._ ....... , r ompl•·x C M No <: M No phone culls ~troi. br copperlo ne. Mus111ell! Crushl'C.I vclvt<t G2AhReAaCdbl::-'~·".LcoEuOchb.lt~l~.·6 -:..:.P~M.:..._1p __ a ___ · __ _ .--s'"' <'t\l&d.r.•o. no l>t!hi StlOO l>lc•M' Sl.50. 642-~717 nolcl ch:u r. '"" ~ - AtrJ\f1rt .,,.. arl'hltt¥ Mt'Ulb &11 ~ • $6() cameras. m111c . •h·ms 10· Alum ~hd1111t door . Carpel tuy1•r has GS yd .. tur.11 ft rm ndll '-l't') w lo(1I WAITalSS Ktmmore EJectn c ")ryer 21 ! 38th St. N 8 !fat only i.'Omt>letc. $7:; It' Conlt•m mulu gld i.hr,t. :i:lytb . .:hl l\Jllnl: ph 1•-.f)('r, m.11·h St•rvar~· !'>la l\lll'ndant · Food. Corktutl. over 21 1eS 00 96S l83'7____ IHi 673·1120 po rust velvl'I -,nlo. xlnt S2 ycl 54H 44fiii P.O.S.ff. die.., l'l11n to ""'""r w•lh111 A~~ d"~l~tC:ueo tt~fh yr ~-11 bet:.~ ~.1· •1111k 64S.24U:I l'ortaCnb. h1gbchu1r. di.ii Sal/Sun 10•5. 391 L.i l'i·rle c'Ond. $100 ll75 7~ 200-A-M-1-,-/\ ... ,. w 1-:1.ol':ll. #'!. .. • C._M.l..-firm Xlnt b<int> 1-'rt'(' ''"" • • fOt' .--rt'n, ,..... _..,.,, r v fnldtn" bed. Ma hon tu " "'-... ,~ .. ". -·---. .. ,,,A tl1· (>lf1r1• ~ nnncy. & lr\'lf\C!, <:M C"'""el (.;.'' Kenmore Wu~her. white· .. " Ln. c M Diil Tbl & Chri.. {;('ramH.' Shi) tu blc $200 l lohurt Cl'nl•r:llOI F h I I " ,-n ,.,..,. :::"" _.,. _ •··~ blc with Ii chair!.. s tcrt'O, Wl bet 1 1 n Chan (; ti '>.llt'l>l't'l'>llll tu "''''" ™•h by '\hop no •'\po·r Ill'\ as ron ~ nno 1111ti.S . Sk)puk. I n •"-lc•StaffcMt• W"lTR"'L" • ..:,uu~t h ·•v" ~ Refng G.t:. bro nu• ooJt ICI.' bo>.. brai.i. ood. r . tit! a u . Porter 'i. whc<.•I i lOll 1:.1 :153!1 ""-"" _... " .,..., .... , " M •• ~ 640-0455 i.hm ~ym. ffill>C S> to Gr l' l' n w u rt• $2 i. 5 ,...l.uvv !')ill & Part LllJ\t' utl('n ~JCP"r It be uV'atl to wk · 11m oak cfosk. Phonowt . S2()() _837 -,;:__·ti.:..l:....;2:3.,:__ ______ , t-uJl UDll! l'..aU 11<10 ;,!hl I rut• !\at, do&-' ~IU!i' "'' '\J~~:S. IH:t'All ""''" 1na l"l'h11I lvr11 •~ '"''" tn.i 't.lnUW. nundwcl Ill div1cl1111I "' kno ... ll-d.111• of llJt'~1¢.imnw11 .a11u oth1·r 11amci. PU111t1 H· .ittll Ulh.'. µmf 1111v<·orunl·t· & "" m lt•l"\-st In ll'arntn~ " m1i-.l \µply ('hl'~b & (janlci.. 1700 W t:um.t tl¥i )' ~Ii !W(\oi; SfCRETAaT dt1nlb M ~t ~ O\tor I~ wkMh Apply The A1g Aaffon 80t5 Stet 23rd 10to5427 10th _ Xlnl waitt• App~ l7~1 "Cr ftt'lll . lf. Fabh•on ..... ,, .. ,.,. ... ,...... St Hunt Br h Garage/old house sale lmml>d OJ)l'nln.: for 'rry I {JI d • •• •••• ••• EverythcnP ~oe.. Beds. 111 1"1""""'-' Otrl.'l'tor rvine ' · uaun l1>lt!, N 8 PUBLIC FURNITUHJ:: G IGANTIC TOY /\NO chests. dr.;sin~ lbl. i.tv. "''>lnmll t)'ptnf.! & lo.II 8.'.111~ Wattrci.~. 30 hri. wkly. *AUPJION• KITCJIENSAJ.E,7 prcce dirung set. fixtures Sun 'ktll<; Som\' licc'\'I( bek houri.nexible. ftU.. wall unrl . oxy <tCe wl'ld· 9am to 5pm 325 Lrndo a:md or e~p Ill prepar.t St.·rvact• Sl4llto11 l1tl1Jl~ Nu 642·~1 ToNt 7 lOP.,_. an.: tank . power l<iwn Ave. Bui. l'cnm taoo oi ,tatas l1c.'11l rt>porl• t-f(-lp. M & ,. •• II() t'XJ>('r ~ ~ek • ·1 mower. ma!lc 644 9tl35 Garuge Suli', surfboard. ht'lplul Xlnl btoner. Sal "'"'.will trlUO "M" & uf WAITRESS o... 1425 Sunt11ncllu Terrace A I .. ,, w., STORAGE LOTS I T Cd .. S $30. l'abancl rl·cord l'Oft'llTl<'n w exp PP Y rn tcmoon jjhif\ SJ 25 $4 oo 1-\all & pt-time for retire· rvine errat"c "' at Pt-n.ortur .. ut.ian1ln:i.uam· d1·pl·nd1n~ o11 t<Xper mt:nlllome .lf48..8811 . L~"TOCKI L lhQUIDATdlONS Sept.23rd. ~loaoyd~.r ·sssd_o .bu~rd~~~ to Santa MJ~uri1;1 ove Y c mas. rnml( " W1Jt..r Di~tril'l . ;es;,71 644-5054 llarbor View tbls. chrs. plant stands. Ueuut hrdwd kn~&a: bdrm mat~riab & tools $1 to M.ir1tul'rltt< 1~Jrk ¥i a.)'. Shell 644 5054 W..ted smoke slandl>. magazine i>et. hdbrd. 2 c,d tb'1>. SSO Many mm· 1tt'm1o MISlOllfl Vll:JO. Cl\ !)2001. WOflwtlt wonc.,-s racks, bur stools. coffee clres.-;er & mtr. unlq ~my J.'rt. evt·. Sat & :,un ••tin P~oonel. E O ~ "·•rvice ""•tion ""'rsonnel & end tbli;, iioru tbls. cir. $250 Velvet bdsprd. 645·02R7 390()gle St. <:M Pool table bar "l•'. 1111 eqwp included Goud rood $450 111661 25J1 - Maytag washl'r 150 Maytas.t gai. dr r 175 ·~ Olds Culla:\i. .;k c llc>n. makt• or<t>r Mist· -.k1 tlQWI). 8' boat SIOO 12' Cat boat, i.t11I , $:!00 646-4618 W1\TER.1n :o . Quc.>t•n 1o1tc.·. w1rramc. hoer & hcalt•r. $8() 642·&!0'.I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Muytl.t'm ()rh11 - ln1otot On\.\ ii rd KR ING llOME llALHTATI SALIS PlOf'U Uusy ufhCl' nHrnai;l•r 0\'l'dll hl•lp with rt•al ...... u1ll' t-ynd1cat1•>11" Ntt •'Xl>t'r fl('<' \Viii lr.1111 lkul &.t:t11: IH'~•n~l' , ,. ljWrt'fl C 111< I_\, Now they hit\' d "t•n •1ci- lor lllllt'I.)' Ill\ Orl'l-d men It 's 1· a 11 ed IJ I 1\ I. 1\ MATJo: You ('1tll uµ J nunibt·r 11n1l ;, worn.on· .. vo•<'l' tclli. yuu In .-.. m ••mher t o HHll\J(; llOMJ.; a do·1.l·n cggi. Jilli a loaf of hr.-ud _ _ "" "'" ,,~ /\re Yo u a s l r on i.i bedroom sets . c hests . aqua $100. slpr sura ~d SlCRETARY mult: or Ferruile . full or physically fit pe rson armoire:1. bunk beds. ap· t'QndS50 8Jl-IU46. Hunters Ga rag<.' Sale ---------•IMulical Pl•rt time. Apply Exxon lookin g f or s t ead y pliances. sofas & lov benefit Hoag Me m . Sat FRAN'S 2nd HANOl';H. IMfrumtttfs 80&3 Shnrth&od. s tutii.Ucal St:lt1on 2400 F'a irv1e w ut employement w /xlnl eseats. rockers . PLUS Roll top t.lesk. Teak $550 Sept. 23rd. 10 to 4 424 talhnfty shop11s h1:1vmg ••••••••••••••••••••••• a~·;~a.ti,~xj~~·~~~~-~~t Fmr.C M See Mr Botts growth e>ppty??? MISC. Sofa bt!d S ISO. Call SnugHarborNB u 2nd ANNIVER~/\RV ~1 vaohn. hkt-n1:w SIOO Mt•1111 V..rd e Country Service Station Allen· I( you art', we have an $AVE SAVE SAVE 00-9737 53l·6337. MOVING SAL E -6112 Celebration. Sat St!pt 23. Cull l'lub.54110377 danl. exper'd . Day & ~J::go~~~up~~ya!~~able We hono r BofA . MC. :v. painted pane Captam·i. Galehall Carcll'. H -D 10 ·~ Hl'fres hml•nt11. 546~uflcr 51'M Eves. f\Jll & p/llme. /\p-" Cashier's Checks & cash. bed w/3 tar~e drawe rs Sat/Sun 536-9964 balloons. free drawin~ SECRETARY l<ATB.1.A REALTY S57 Mll <rim lyµan11 ~kills. light h1>0kkel'plllg. plc:ti.m1t ~\LES. TllPPJ.;f(W \f( ,_; Pl•r,unal11y Xlnl op ply, Shell Station. 17th & Work involves ussembly No person ~ chel·ki. underneulh. & bookcast> Wknd trip for ~ to San Viohn. perf lor sludl'nt I ND & delivery of our pro-PLE""E', Food 1 "'-'a. chair. tables. lam"". f' ., N 0 top l'oncl, hJ rd cai.e S1.i11 rvtnc. . du c t " Phone 17 J 4 ) ""'.. ava1a· hcadboard.$125,494-:.!417 ....,. ..... runl·1:..C'n 4 \ft 4 kl1 k cl '752-7678 ble . Items arc subJet1. to evc."!'I dinetlt!. china l'ab. i;as HANDER. 102 1-: 23rd St 1 w Y~ or .., n "'· Serv Sta Help needed rm· presalc. mowe r . p 1 r l u rt' s . CM lbehrnd 1''ecd narn 1 _ioo-__ 729:_~------NU OTHEH Pi\TlTY portun1t.v an Nptt C M MANAGERS. ranl11'>l1l' Salar} open. 213-822-9227 med. f\Jll or pit. Apply W.t.d IMft woriien MASTUS AUCTION acrow closing. mu:-t o;ell clothes. more. !l·S Sat & Offic• Fwniture & 900 E Cst Hwy. N.B 207SVJ Newport Blvd CM 1mmoo• White I Lane I 12 Sun 9586 Pettswood Dr .. 67 Honda JOS. $200 ·s-; EqiiptMttf 8085 SGT. PEPPERONIS WANTED: No. Laguna 833-9625 f.46-SGAG pc hedrm set g.t2-5873 off Bushard . between VW ""uareback $450 All •••••••••••••••••••--•• PIZ?.ASTOHE Beach Older lady or MOVING · All new livrn~ Yorktown.Adams. met;! utal trlr. K1nA· Confer c n<'" lahle w .; new home P8rlY pll1n. _rollec_1 ______ _ rt\llkl"!. r e.al profi ts fori---------• ~w· If .\OU kno111• mbout '41r m W:w1• <lH-ns. th1R l'IUld bl• .i natural for *Secretaries* Now hanng tor full & mother of young child to lkyctn 1020 room. king size bdrm 7 Misc. items O'Lawn mower. f(ardcn cha1 N. S400 F.xec dt<:sk pltime Openings at loca-care for & send my 1.yr_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• pc dmetle. d esk. coffee ~Sylvia Lane NB ang equip. 3 s hp OB wtcredcnta $125. 54CHl'JOo \OU' ,_;xee Seey $13,200 F1C BkkprConstr. lion near 0 .C. /\1rport. old lovely. well behaved BlackBeachCrwserbacy· tables. code a phone Fri·22Sat·23 motor.21 " BIWTV, mini Must be 18orovcr. Apply daughter to Ehl Moro cle. ltke new s 100. 646-8717 _ _ __ •GARAGE SALE. furn. refng. misc lurn. II Lrk in person, bChool. Your ome or 962-BOZ7 AMI FM car i.tereo . 2300s E. Bn ... ol mine. 497-2362/ev .. s. ----------Nca rly new Pf' c an lamps, pictures. clothes. s "~ ~ fuushedllutch 3ft.wade S 800 I' books. fr S I O· 75 Santa Ana Hc1ghls Refs. reqwred. ~al Shnnano m_oto cross res. price caJl S.5 645.5333 nusc at 9·5. I ort 5411.0433 549-8674 ... E bike. New cond1t1on. $75. extJIGev~. 751.3655 _Ba_r_m_o_u_lh_P_l_._N ___ B_. __ 8087 ••··•••••······•······· /\KC re.:. Lhasa /\pi.a. 581 2090.:>81 ·7520 !'\t>ll profitable Mac ro Wave cookwarl• We have best des1.in.., whwh ilt'm11n&trote Wt<ll and .. \'II fai.t <.;round rtoor v1>· w rtumly C.111 M1aoM11r t 17M1IJJl ·Ul:J t Employers Pay AJI Fe.:s Lat Reinders Agency 40'~ Birch St. Ste 1<>4 Newport Beach. 833-8190 Call for Appl/ !-:slab '64 <Next to McDonald's) W /\RE II 0 USE '" N · 751-0915 . O<fice desk $60 ~all hunJ: Eq I 0 po E I y Good driving rec.req. AP· K W h h Garage Sale; Divorce & sank SS Formica top $j U1rd Cruty" 13lll'r" W1· II uu p r mp 0 er ply. Earll''s Plumbing, C:C...ros & s;~~o~e Pc Ul!Bd~m w s'~~: Remarriage sale . Fn & MS-3612 • hand tam1• It SANUWICH-GIRLS M F. SECRETARIES SHIPPING CLERK 1.256Npt Bl.CM. Equl,...nt 8030 Tho mas vrlh" inclds Sal Fum. beds. chest of ---____ :>:_54_.-_1if1_2_1 __ Santa Ana Corp h;,s im· Warehouse Clerk needed ••••••••••••••••••••••• Desk. More. 640·0456 drawe rs. oookcascb. Men's Spauld1n1t Pro top Moluccan Cockatoo I:! ll::IO 12.JO, Mu11t have <·ar 1With & Without Sii l & be neut 1n uppcar <.:111.J TYPISTS med opening for Ship· for marine distributor. Professcona! Dark room -------couches. chairs. dashes. fb~hl ROlr club11. J woods. mo. ult.I . ~cntl~. SlllOIJ pang/ Rec Clerk. w/some ."~"""' bo"li"n" or mara·nc equip. $1500 value. s ell Complete household /\nti· clcctra <•al appliances, c:ovcrs. !I irons. b11s:. hkt' pp !">SIWJ!IZl A I '""""" .. " r f r l books. c lothes s heeti;. n~w Sll•rltnJ: S il vl'r exper. PP Y tn person expl'ricncc helpful. all orSSOO or Seper ately quea, 1nl' urn• ure. aft lOam. Mo~ thru i;:ra. Wa rehouse eKpcrience l..otsof Xtras. S48·08SS chma, etc. 642-25-01. Ev{•rythmg & anylh1n1t n ut war" & 'lcrvmsz ctli.· Pianos & OnJon• 80'0 181>1 Carne1ue St SA Ward / Euchd. off Slater. hci;, ~ublC'b. & winl·i.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' · necessary· Call a49·967l Vivitar Series I 70·2 lo Blue French f'rov. uphol 10071 Ani;?el Ave. FV crystal i.temw~an'. pnn:d fi73·63:W 10.Cipm , ask for Oun or Nancy PBX SANOWJCll SJIOP fiat Isl oceds part·tamt• he lp :l-<t tlys week aft 12 & somt• wknds. Counter & other l(l!n duties. 675·3712 S1·amstr(.•i.!\cs wa nle cl . ,lltcrat1ons. l'll" Co~la MC!>a are;i 546 (f/57 ~OCRl::'f ARV ·lns ur;incl' Stall' t'urm ai;tenl. tn Long & 11hurt term a1;- s1gnments . Holiday & vo r at1on pay . Hos p1talaza11on plan avaJI VOLT 'l'""""-•fJl.-IAl-lv ~nv" r•. 979 -9552. forappt.&detaHs. macro-zoom l e n s wing c hair . duwn tomovt•fast 636-727!1 ShoeSalesmanorwoman. E.O.E.M/F/H w/case. filler & lens eu.shron. good cond. sso. Collector's Ove rflow. an · cxper m family shoes. hood. Minolta mount. 49'1·7346 taques. woodwork1n1t Sacnfacc luxury Khahbar Salary. Apply in pers on. u ed on•e Mus t sell ------·---tools. old family planes. lnd1J ru i.i. 12x lfl ask for Mr. Cannon. Warehousemen ~/ofr.~S.1082 Gold Sectaonal $225. 701 Narc111sus. CdM 8~1$!l'/ .io ld / yl•l l o w He mphill Shoes, 11541 REGlSTERNOWFOR Round bumper p ool M h bd -h-Nevt·r u s ~d S l 200 Fas hLon Isle. NB . WORK""N Cats 8035 poker&danangtblS140.4 uc masc. r m set.c r. fITs-4793 6444223 ON-CALLB v""IS ••••••••••••••••••••••• game tbl chrs SOO ca. rug. record plyrs . 104 ---------,... ff B c~n2430 Kings Pl . N.B-R1:dwood hot lob '" WESTCLIFF imalayan luepoant. .,....,... 11embled. S". nC'ver usL-.1. SHOP HELP I k 'ts .,.. '·t -=--------SWl\PMEET'' PRE<.:ISION LAP OPR Temporary Services ma e 1 · .,,,ow quau Y· Luxury furn. pink silk perfet.'t. S700 C;in deliver HAMMOND SPINET ORGAN Moll t'l L ·122 with tU-:Vt:.:RB Owned by .1 proh-ss1ona1 mw;1c1an & tn excellent <·oncl1t1on - Now as km~ SSSO/ bc't of lcr ~II lli3 7185 1•wr1 an~' & Wt>l'kt•nd,, IH6·2158 dJY' 11\11111 lN~wport licach. Full ·1 m1: Som I' <'Xpcr l' I 1.1 I u I • w 1 II l r a I n ~1J li471J 3848C3mpus Onve 546-4741 IAcre>!..s From Oramie Co. Airport Equal Oppor .. :mpfoyer 'J'hur,, I f''EMALE/MJ\LE 1617Westclif(.Ste209 9wks.673.Sl57 Damask lovcseat. "''can Sunday. Ort I al Movu• 7518120uft 5 Jll II · 631 0610 752 9118 ,,_ World f.xh1b1l Cenler. -EDxpel r n~ necC~ WI lra912n9. .. or . p URE DRE 0 H 1 MA. Bl.peranto 'lCCr ct a ry • Huena Park for deull•r Carpet, 140 yard' itold. K1mhull f'liiycr piano 7 .,:klr~nCos 0fi.P · Ca LAYANKIITENS 4wks maho~an y <•hina or buyer anfo call <2131 wool. u~cd SI 50·S25o vr:-. w<1 lnut w •ro11,, ~ :;,.r03t. la esa. · Wash & detail man. Ex-old. cabinet. Arandfalher 989-2513 )d 49f:H982.492 21110 i>errecr. very rcason.ibf,. .,..,,...,,.. c e 11 e n l co m Pan Y $50-S75 499·36:Ml dock. patio furn . many -----------636 727Q ~·rC'tary --------•I SIGN,AIMTER benefits. Good workcng moreitem!!.636·7279 SAT ONLY-Sell 1t all Washmgmachmc&1lryer MEG CARD II Si.>t.•rctanes d t -/\"k f Dogs 8040 garage sale. 81\M·<IPM S85 Mr Coffo<' ~h1k('r Wall trutn 50 + Re<1 Call TYPISTS Wood sign co nds painter cChon 1' 'wooodns. d,. o r ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 pwce sec1.1onal couc h 12 1'"\arn. bicycles. leaded $12 Elec·tr1C' ran Sl2 t:lhc R•I~. Nt<wportc•q & type cutter. some exp ares ar · Golden Retriever pup· ft leninh call urtcr ZJ>rn windows. bamboo rhrs. Drnclll' t<1llk. 4 1•h:11r' t'ot:<• &SECRETARIES pet . Shots. wormed, -Lazyboyrcch~ MannSt..lrvinl' ~udboard S250 ~l t; Wa lnut coni-.oh· µ1 an11 w/matchtni.: bench !iol1d c·a:.t Iron h11rp. 1•;1( c•1m1l Sflt!O fmn :1:i;1 E. llllh St. II H. CM. l\45·0377 lun fl4·1· l700 t1xt. 5Jli 1 prefd. Call646-0733. 540-5130 pies. AKC Field & show 646-4678 tbls. & much more. 1791.12 $20 At:ljustabl\! h1•cl & ' ..:.__ Siller. mature. Wkdays $11 18th " CM c•5 Cl3i-. Do ..,. rajsed w!TLC. Xlnld1sp . brown plaid. 5. G S 1 11.,. ""' · . 11 I youne..._ ... exlramoney 3·7.3chldrn.betwnal(cs <2l3>42S·l561. 6441673 arage aeSat.only'.22 1 :;· Hahv <:mull Pi.mi• $ECRET/\HY HF.CEPT & enjoy variety. Let the H-12 yrs. Own lrans p. E. 2lsl St. lbtwn OrJt_ & Carpl'l·i.cvl•ral p 11•rt•:-.. $I ~1111 1111"·.t 11 tr,.1 lrv1ne officc111·cd1>nmdt.>I fret.-<l~m & flex1hll1Ly of 968-4582. 2826HAABORBLVO. AKC German Shepherd C.:OuchS·W. <sturdyl. <.:of· S .i\.1 CM . Engrnl' s mall and lari.tl' Tuke Wht·i·l•Hl< H:1:s :1'..!!!t 1ma1tc person. 1tn11d working temporary as-COSTA MESA pups. Show buckground. fet•Tbl SJS. ~nd'l'llls~25. i\Jt1.dyzer anytallS5 i61HlJ.11 t'Vto:i1 wknd~ eyl)uit. i.miling phC>nt·i s1gnmcnts of your ch~ace STOCK BOY A1>s1stant. Top bloodlines. Black Nill' S tunds SUI fV '1oi cc. v avunuu !. work for you Call 1m· full or pt-time, RM Wood working & arts & andtan.63S-9308 Stand $20. S turcl_v , I( Garag~SaleSal/Sun!l·5. Chemin Dl· 1-·l·r pant~ 11t•rsonalttY. who cnJoY~ m1..'<11atcly. Abrams. 1819 Newport craft instructor. Male. 24 chatr.i. soo /bst ofr 1~rt•1: Antiques. planlli. dothel>. ,11.t.-s 11to 5 1; rruiny ,tylci. IOl I fast pacrtl pt~ple onvnt-1 ~Q~ office • Blvd. C.M. yrs or older . Hourly or I Labs. bl k . AK C re· pecky ceditr panl'lhn1t mcse. hs hld items. :110 &('f1lorss1:; 0055~·654!1i .. "-1 busmt.'l>S. Salary open . O l d STOCK CLERK full tame Working with g Is t c red . 1 wk :;. 7'1i.>cl0x00. Sal. only 710 21st SL. /\pt D. ran allt•y 1 Mt•mbl•rshan 111 Sa ll·nt , ...... 0 ... 0 .... 1 .n .... 9 .... 8 .... u .. -. 8 .. - 1 . 0 ... -e.-.. ,-.-.-.-.. 1 li.13-35!JJ_ __ --OVe r 0 a P/T g; 30um·.,.,,m. Call youlh &12·!1372 for appL. male/female. 839·9686 Heliotrope. t:dM &10 0372 _H_._B_. -----_ _ ,, I . ., 9amto5pm. Valley (;luh & <:.1mµ ; Under A · : SECRETARY 557..0061 S40·8)01 Beautiful black Setter,:; Pc . Udrm Set . Misc e verything under Rrounds Call an Spm. 1 t I s WORK AT HOME shots. good with kids. Thomasvallc wtdci.k. an ·sso. Sunday H AM 1742 556·153H :.' ~ Fictitious Int opply ror S?rowlh :r723 Birch l, N.B. Supervisor for lop name h b ....., Free to "d hm. 404-2382 laque yel $225 Spreads . Bltvport Wy. Newport N ? tJth 1•ompany spcc111h:t· Equal Oppor Employer stereo & TV DepL RM Phone salei;, hg l ulun e-1 • "•cc . ., J'HON~M/\Tl-; i a me . ~ l l I l ( calt SJ0.5220 L b d . am!)!>. etc K<&o.,,.,...., 1 h an o a se -up o Abrams. l819 Newport a ra o r pupp1t•s. lome1ewelrymfg.eqwp Te ep onl' an:.weranit : 1 ropracltc o ffi ces Blvd.C.M .....___ .. ___..... healthy, beaut. l2 weeks Matc h 'g sofas. pre -from wax working to machines w/warr. S7!/, i 1 - swer phonc-s. handle _..-...-..... old.$25. Call 831·9909. domanently itoht. J.:rf'at plallnlt JI Beacon Bay wt remote. $140 ! ~· 1 , '-11,· rc:,pondcncc & Iraan Swimming pool main· ••••••••••••••••••••••• rond 15' & 9'> 5200. be NR675-!M89 lloger . 750-37!!1 i - (. loun p11t•kagtng. P~1 SECRETARY terumce. f/pt must have ~ 1005 Poodle. female. 4 yrs. all Sam 673.5271 ---------! r1n rcpurl1o to ''ll'I:· tnJck. Wall lrain. 897·4540 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s h ol s • XI n t · w 1 l h ---· -MOVING SALE Cop1t•rs Ht iipcl. lult• mnd . children.$40559·5084 f'\trn Sale. ~Vl·ryth1nf,l "' th 1 ki n tn·:.1dl·nt • If helpful. "'.v pend,. n n Sport1n" Teachers for Christian Antq brass bed & mat· mt.a.'ll i;!O. :J bdrm '!Cl~. '" Jo:verything ~oei.. CuJlll'l> ulny '"sl<2'001 ss' ouu All new 11c1 .. ,.. .... •111n9. f l~1~p1nl( a m ui.t l~s man~acturc hJt~ s c h 0 0 1 . 1 6 8 3 5 tress. full 87. $400. oak1 Free pupp1t<1>, hculthy . rn.i rm furn. corktbb. pan 3331::641~lh0.;,, A 7 pt. ll ~~~f ic' i:~c,!11:u:.;~~~d ";,7,~' 1!; r openrnit in Ma rkl'llng Brookhursl. 1"ln Vly . drestier. $150 Cal adorab l e. max.e d ball muc h . ll 'et. .r ... ---!county Cl4trli Tiie OAllY ~crctary, PiT . tnornrnA~ le partme n t for 10 · Call963·783l. \ _962_·_8_155_. ------German, Shl'pherd and barslls. lumpi.. kn11· Hones 8060 PVT PTV 22 J Cu ft iPtLO'l" PfOvt«Mt '"• 10,..,. ~ 1oo me flc•xahalat u d1v1dual wlth s hnrthand Golden Hc lra ever kn 11c k ~. Irv :trt·~ • • f''reeu·r.1w:.HliQ,,1lv1·1 !•ndllhnq wr-.c:.ato•ou• t ' ( RO L' II l T""'ACHER Pre "'c hool 968·"""" 551-6720 •• •••• ••••••••••••••• ~l"ltt·r .... al vt·r punl·h rcu110'"•" 11 vou ••• 1rthand pref.. SS()() hr 0 +wpm .-~XCl' en r . • ... . H c.<K.V M ( I .. l . t k ll d ~.1 t S280hr afte rnoons Mon SLOT M.._C l.._.E us l s ell' ient c· v. I) w I . l" 11 m'JI 1• 1 t• t1a111no • n•• bu1111H• ·2235 ypang s 1 s:in gct1.1Ua · · · · "" " Male Welsh Cnr1u. /\KC Whit<' W/Jiold trim dbl horse. Sorrel mart• 15 s tl•ntiri•tll· ,•·t ancl , jc111111• DAILY PILO! 101 tention lo dt ta1ls Good thru Fri. 897·215_9_. ---SALE re.i. sable & whl. nc\.-'ds canopy bl•d fr11m1-. l'Or· hll{lds._ Enf5lt!i~/~estern ~nsaphone. ufrll'C del_jk l'"'o•metton ind form• .. '!'MaHM-;.r.:. :s ,; -i'X:;~-k~ ~:) ,._~~~RH " + SIGW•"-.p:I..t ... ~~.....-T-r ~ °":~j 11 :G"t-~~ ... .._,~i.tK~~s .. .LJ}'ric ·-·!.·::~;.:;.-;,~·.~· ... -"" fi'-tC';wA~~·lf-,".q• J\'~--. " .! (I°U'J'cf' n~.,..-\ 1> , Pru8 pc)sluon1n Proi'tl~--ONLY $501m'k orr 't7,11557.2472 hufrll·.-rtnc~nrno N ALFALFA plant." ~~ _ _ . • :~~:1~1,:~~~:';r;~~t1:~~ ~!.i~~!~ ~~~~?:~;~:~~rs~~ ~~~8~: Muris1c noxc8. ~~~1~~\~~.u~~1r0u:,pfai J:!~~r::,:: ::~cl~t~::. F~::~r.rio$;~Y ~lc~h~~~~~~sw1th oaa1ylJ. ..... ~.'.?..~.~-!.~~~-~-..... ..f $.Swpm. & work under Santa Ana. Cl\ 9:!702 ordinator nlso needed . ,,_ ... C• wks . Anx1~u~ tu fancJ with :; i·hrs red with Horse ~r't!!lllUre. <:all 63H_-71_111_ 171<1) 5"0·8010 Call 499·3088 mornings Int~ home. $35. 404 6661 mitrhll• top v11luc :i<llJO T r e 8 t • w I m I n SlCRETARY only. Gtllleries FrfttoYou 1045 iwllS70 642-7!JSK purchaH fhr environmental sec uf ~~~~~;:,.r~'f~.ty Tel..._. Sale1 l802 Kettering, Irvine ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mut<'htns.t couch & <·hr. Summer Clearance Sall' tfh1 1o J.'a s h Is l land ---------WrkP/Tlnourtelephonc ---•7•54-·•.m ____ Free c ulc ktltl•ni.. IOO'l ~·runt>l•rry want• i·olor St u bit· Mate rake's. itlan'l{/envar onml'ntal ---------sales room & sllll pursue ---------haired. one as Manx. Call &·,toffer55!J.0li05 ~uvc. $17.95 Eeerrll firm . Xlnt ---------1 outside activities /\M & 1926CalUcVenusSupenor 7~7 ---------Nulro Dog Food 2511 rklng atmosp & hcnef SECURITY OFFfCU PM 1hirt.s. Guar wages+ Bell nlcklc Stot Machine. . Gcrog. Sale 8055 SO 19 bovc averaue ski lb comm. Call for details. .....-4. cond. $l"'v'. Oil"", Fr~ puppy. 6 m<>l>. Ge rm ••••••••••••••••••••••• We dclaver-Open Sun " Potlll•on available for re· ,,.... ..,.,.., ,,w Shep/1lu11k1e mix Ph . Sal rumm w/cxp. 1 L.A. Times. 50-0301 642-0671 · · Gara>it' Sulc. tall end ol O'k-......1...•. r--~ & Tack $e nd r esume to J lable person w/some ---------675-62'73artcr6PM monlh Refng. Couch & ........... ·~ $tt!mer. l'IO 2'0 Newpc)rt lf~wj enlorcl ement expcr n..at.rTicJa.ta Onental rug, be11ut untq u ale Maltese Tnrrier Love S<!ul. olhcr furn I ~ Ne wport BIOvd CM ~cot er Or. S u •le 215. .n oy x nt company S k 22 12 "• " 'h 11 ,,_ ul·robs from ra nge :r. heneCits. l\pply 9A M a r o u " · very pup . housc hrokt'n camper Sc. °' ma:oir Counly fn1r11rounds1 ~ Ca_ll2fi_iGO_. ____ noon. Mon 1-'ra. Person· Ticket clerk tor Mutual e.leg11J1t $5000. 832·3110 640 7329 S34-322H item.., 17092 Sandr;J l.t•1-. 645.5686 i\TTENTION SKllERS cl Agency. Full lime. • /\pl ll . II H ln r 8tt-n•t11ni.I J)Ol.lll•on OJX'O n P h o n e f o r appt. AnfJquc oak buffet wrth Shetland l'ony. net•ds warncr/Al1tonqu1n 1 ('ir prl"l\tt1tlou1' rt•11l MARllOTTHOTB. 7141557_9212 a!ik for Mr beveled mirror $3SOt bst good home 11 ., y ri1 ~1·97~ •state npprauw l & rt• 000 Newport Cent1•r Or w N S ()(r. 82'J.4738 N--'· lov"' and ,.~ .. rci~e ..:..:..,:__..:..;. ____ _ itearch offlre Reprn typ NewPort llcach esl. e wpo rt ~tu ~1 " ""~ " GRANDMA'S 1':.C,1'/\Tt: u skills & vetif1ablc ex x EQual Oµpor Lioners. Pair. very old Chinese t:vcryllltn(( f.!Ol':-. Sut & r nc.'C'. Xlnt salary & t:mployer Ml y Tow Truck DrivcrK •x vases S800. /\ppra111ed Killen 3 rno. old. hc)ll~C Sun II 5. Enstbluff. !I07 one(il!l 642·'1860 'd .,. I\ I $1200. Tublc earvl'<i lion broken, cute. Sliver ·rub· Chestnut, N fl .r;;;;;;·;;;;;;;;;;.-;iliiiii'-.-.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii per · 'np pay. PP Y head legs S..100. Juponesc b 646-3 • O&W Towing, 740A teaservlceS200.64ft·S'777 Y. 110 Fum.yard<'Qo•p clothes. ~es Personnel Wlllfe« ...._.Sek.,..,.. Ohrn.~w~.C.M.M2·1252 Lab/Colllcmlx.SmosM . boby items. Mur1nl.' TOW TRUCK DRlVt:R J873 Hallet DavlB upri.iht to good home. 768-50lS, hdwr. Cush only. 9,23 NEEDED Must have ex· l»ano. beaut. RC>l!ewood 492.2858. 19172 Homestead Ln for tM .,..,, c•twn. Scvc rul full & purl ttnie po1Hlloo11 Im ml•tllalcly avai111ble In our sal es dt:portmcnl l::xpcricnct• c1c!!ar11blc. l)ul ooy '\Ilk~ 11pt1tude wilt be l'On11lclcn.'d. t-'or un lot~·rvtl'w ~It 1l9e conlect our store manaaer Ill C7 C 41 644·1070 . . • , . .I I e•; r\ M II I art case. excel!. cond. ---------Hunt. lkh. pe encc. ust vc n Old Poplar Armoirc. 20" I am a Shettle Shepherd in ..:...:..:.=;,,...;:....;;,;,__ ____ _ Col!La Met1a. &te.96.18 Art Nov~au vase. 1111ned need or love & a good Contents or opt : CryRtul · TRAVEl.AGENT R. Hanrua. 49'7-tm nft • home. Youc.·•n11c;.'t'me•l PlantiJ · l..ol.ll nf misc 31 ooedll person, preferably crwknc.14. HB H umane s ociety , B 1• a con ll a y • N B 1 yr exper .. NB ofllcc. Spedal eelcctlon from the 261632 Newland, cngc 5t4 675-9489, Sept 23 & 24. 6'2·4MO coUec:Uon or persona Illy Call 536-8480. ..:.1.:.:0.:...m..;..;;.:SP~'"----- TaA va AGIHT llNO(\ated ln world ol en· Cloth('!!, rum • n1c-nnc:1. ten.alnment Can he seen ""•II•• 1050 •1r sat. !lA M 24!3 Monte Part-~lmet temporury, at AnUQue center. l996 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vl!itMAve.CM aperd 7$4-165.Smgr Nt.•p0rfntvd,CM. t bar st ool!! 30" h1 a h . (iARAGt:: SA LE 1112 T'RAYR ••INT Antique Sale at Old grcf'n pitdded 11e 8t:< "'-Y..ilellr Ln Newport Dl'h Newp0rt1lrvlne. Min l Corona ON Mar llotol back. x lnl rond S75 SPI only 9.4 CollN· yrsexper C.11754 tM5 ~Scavlow. Sat 10·2 tM2.-3362 Ublci . fum , doth<'" .. ,. .. "•Pfl • •I #•• . .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Whirlpool wH her. elcc lr1t' dryer. good t·ond Lamµ. chair 673·5427 hwetry 8070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14K GOLD & FINE JEWELRY-At :\U!)et t.111~· <'OW\t pncc:s Gave u pur- l}' & rt.'<.'e1ve j piece or free Jewelry. 831 -9494 Whut's Vour1'rndc'' $1 6% per Oll.Y Thtt ·., bttJ •to Pl'Y for un ltd tn lhC' Umly Jlalol ServH'<' DI rct1 ory l hot C" :i ~tabl111h your pml't•!lljlOtll t(frnltl)' 1-'or mort• 1n rorm.111on r11ll S42 5'li'l4 -...... - C'ommg O t loh\·1· h• Ill I h\• \l\1:-1:-1ltl·ll Sl'l'l 1on u l till' U;.i l!,\ P1l111 Our ~ l' '' ( • h1 ... :-ll 1t·;,it100 "SKIING" Rl'V 'J.:M SELi. ·1·:~1 T R.\DF: '1-:~1 RENT 't::\t I ull111 LODGING I to l 'l.11·.-'11111 .111 1•.11! nu"' 64Z·56iR -----------~ • .. . . . . -. ' S,o rt....... 1094 loClh. rower t 040 IMh. 5Uf111/ Motor HOM11, Sak' tHOTtwb f HO Fric»y. ~t.mber 22. t97a DAIL y PILOT .. •••••••••••••••··~··••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Doctl.1 •070 Reftt/StorOCfe 9 160 Cl11n b .•llc•t 'k '" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ i.olom.i n ~ •. , lnnftanll' SE£ JH[ 1979 SUP WANTED Hl''l'f\ l" lor l1 11l11l,I\' SlSO c;,.,,. tui• 11t ltrtt• , , 1 Wm11•r 1 rnlal ;ti ' Mt1 1'\cp In h 1ncl ~ -i :; WILL PAY hm Slf ''1>111 $ll~pr wk 1-:ktl'lon Wu.t )Z:, llm•u. SEA RAY 'S 0 EFEAAAL. t-EE 645 16.\ll Sl~ r•t'tllhtll roc·q • t•·n n T,........., TroYel 91 70 nur ri\l'Qt .. Ill.in" tr IJo AT THI & P~EMIUM RENT ••••••••••••••••••••••• \\I I un J .11· k "I .. m .. f NEWPORT w or l.tr1!••I ' N II .m·u 30' s .. nl~ f'l', xlnl tol\d. ~hkt•nn" flt 1'11'1:'1 h u •1ll l'\'111.i11 Mr Jll .uw111n1t.inJn\•x1 n"' TV.Redio, HtR,$twno 80'8 ................•...... TB.EVIStO... ltvot .. l,. 1-'rt" l>l'll \ t I\ LOW AS SID. MO. 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S7200 I' I' f<l'l••r .. 111 1·' .1vu tlJIJlt• !>22 117!11 ur ljl7 ~IM l'lt•1.11>1• 1•111l Hu11 Ii.I:! .111!1-1 Alilto Service, Porfs \1t•lllt>~ ... .i111t·d 111 huy for Ir •ccusorie1 9400 I l.it1ul 1 'ull ~11 OIOJ W I\ N T f': I> " I 1 11 I n r u ... 11111Jul J<'n·~p11r1 J c. 'a1lt1t>ul Hl'111> ~,·r-.on .,i 1 ~o47U ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Toyota \:vr<>llll. ;: or. Wagon. l'rl~ trun.. 11\l v. I n d 0 w ., . I u d I a t II 1· • parti.. 1nake otter Tony__ 640-4047 11167 For<l 1'1ckup for parL"o loah,.~& 5alJ 9080 only 9f>3 1927 •...•.•..•........••••• •lti C,l,1111111,tr Ol'q1 hull. 7:> 7U l'or,chc !IM. h v ... , U\I u<l•· J u:-.l r1.·blt puru. n •u,on11bl1.• 0111) l(j l\li. Nl'W M!Ub & 731 4091 'tl'~llllJ: lmll1ll l' l\W --- - A11wn1:.in trlr & 111·1.·:. Autos for Sale M1ht w1· Mill on w.ir r.1111v• $:111111 C'all 1'\lt'" & 14kn<J, ~111 01117 , t.lJyi. ..•.•.•...•......•.•..• 9520 ~!1335 .•.•••.•.•....••.•....• '78 CLEARANCE 57995 ,, ... ~ llAND M1W 197' _.MC 'Ii TOM 4•4 WITH T·TOP •OO VI ellQo•ie -""''"' --~....,., CWOI OU •-• n-I htM -lo<toeO' (~II GOOD S&ECTION 'h TON 4•4's. JIMMYS AMD YAN CONYRSIOMS AU. AT llG SAv1.-s a,......,o., 714 ..... Autol, l•ported A.arto1, Import~ Avto1. llftported , ··••·••·••··••·•·•····· ......•.••••...••.••............•............ , AtfaR-.o '705 Capri 97r5 Dottut 9 720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1974 ALfA IOMIOcnv Ek.-ctnc $Unroo<. magi.. AMll''M lll~teo, S·speed '71 C-IJ)rl. auto Iran~ P1S, It 11. run~ & lOok .. i:<>OO ms MH 'f!flti 19$SWKK1 VERY U)W l)ahult 9710 MILES. OVER 30 NEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78'S• IUCH IMPORTS tM8 DOVE: ST R E b:T NEWPORT 81-:ACJI lBy Jamboree & M.acArthur al N. Rnslol > 752-0900 9707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *DATSUMS• LanpSelection Of AH Models .St\Lfo.:S L~i\SI NG l'AHTS·SERVIC:i': COSTA MESA DATSUN 7 lDATSUM 2401 M UST ~EE Tiil~ RUl.ITY '. J~£..! SZ9Z5 SUNSET FORD 5440GonJen Qrov" Ul\ld. Wei>tm1nstcr 636·.WHI '74 Oal.iun tH U w.t~on Low mlle .. /\M I FM 11tcreo tape $2400/0f(ec. 494 9851 1:, li21C., /\Ml FM stcrce'I cassettt>. xlnl cond .• Pvt p\.y. 552·4736 f'oxy green Audi Fox l!J74, 4 dr. auto. Stereo cuss low low mi. $2800 498-6219 ----'---,...-..;,_;..._ __ 169 Datsun Roudstcr. 11100. Audi 1973. 2 dr. AMIFM. super clean. SJ900. 495·1621 Cond xlnl cond .. $ l.tlOO 494·6800 'T7 280Z. i.unr<. AMlf'M . chrm n mi.. prn strp. ;.11r ror.d .shwrm contJ 6i5·i21& eve!!: 634 lihl ~~~~~~~~~ 1•~1.1.1.&:.1,.....,.,...~~•I rt)"'J1m ---'~~~~~~~~-~.;;;;;;.;,~i;i-!iiiil!!!~i!l I·; :i 240Z, bm. 4·spd. :111 9010 ................. ... '55 1-'ord Pickup, god cng Slc~kl'ru'!l 17'. ISO II P . & body $1750 ....••.•••.••.•........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• *DRIVE A* * LITILE .•. * SAVE A LOT map,s. l''M cas::. .• m·~r tires & fuel pump. x:nl mech. & body rond. Mul>l sec Soi .25C. 640-46411 THIS is wtM!re the BOAT ACTION IS Fo,.-Buying Or Selling And fo r the latest in BOATING NEWS c~k our front page index daily. n Ht>n ram 2tl lh br1J11~ M<'rc ID?3 Ll.J<e new 492 1487 l"r u I l> cf .. "llH. l"O nd . Skr. r1~h S:MIOO 957 O:J32 199 2.~11 &!l!f 137K llonda '71 600 sdn. com- T rf.jt__ p I e l e I y re b 111 It & l'""''('I L ''3' d'"I rc..spo1 __, t d L "P '"" , cn " l'UJ;tom u ••••••• •• •• ••. ••• •• •••. res ore . o m 1. .-. . l'U b rn < ru1:,t·r Mor(• ~ Sol.e/ Sl8001bst ofr. 497-2351 <·rur"a I O. l11w hri.. Reftt • 9120 _c_v_c_s. ______ _ compl ct1u11>'d . Br1:.tol cont! , tand<·m t r lr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '46 Chevy P.U. Must sell. Older camper 4·s;ile, w10 Makcoffer. 1163·5ROJ ~;wnfr<•.-, '7t< St·u H.1y, :JO Sunbrldl:l'. lo hrs , all xlra:o., $4!1.5011 Own,·r l>U\'1' 1'u<'l'hl<:r 5:>9·Hllll or5.'>!l ~13 l ruck $150 Stove & 536-7842 r l•rn~. 64CJ.2700 Recreational Camper Shell for 8 root Ix'(.) Xlnt cond. ·194·3568 '79 Kit !l'".t f&,. ~ctr c:ont. Vehiclft 9530 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7 6 IEL DORADO MW MOTOR HOME 1-Ull power 1644RXH > $9419 1976TOYOTA Pla<UPWITH CAMPER SHELL -I speed, radio. heater & only 27.000 mrles. Ltkl· NEW' Lie. 1Dti6054 Stk 1996AT. $3979 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR Bl\10 COSTA Ml SA 642 0010 S spd., s·roof. r-a1r, am· fm. 77 J:o'ord Courier. $4.200. b-0 00·8J62 DAILY PILOT 1971!1 An slo Crull tu' hard Lop .,c-dan. UMl. 140 11 I' 2 hr. on Pnl{ T:tndt'm lrlr lllt S6lt5(l Uana C1>V1.• Y:u·htS:tle~ 496 1762 SUNSET FORD ·75 Toyota SRS Pickup, s s pd. i.hl'll . AM /J:o'M '71 Teardrop, fully con· M40GardenGrovc Blvd. c a ssl'lle. mJ.i:.. xlnt Many extras. Used t mo. New ''ost S5J80 ~II ror Dealers cost S431fi f' I p 675-4938 STAN MILLEH• llr.3 Skip JJck OMG 22s 1.&nL'<l.dbl s tatnle::.sslec l Westmmster 636-40!0 rond. 20.000 mr. S4.500 SAii.iNG SCHOOL 11 p compk11·ly o vt•r :.ink. porto-polly. qn betl. -.. -Whffl DriYH 9550 644-8320 C7ll )IH6·2754 hdUll·d . like ni•" :-.lps ti. really d e un. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------(213 1598~33 1 • $J0001bcstofr.64G!)474 '68 lnl ~.ton, xlnl me,·h -., . 'andem lrlr ntVl'r '"I '78 Chevy :•. ton camper t'Ond.$895 loafs. Marifte w0&tl't CoSJJ.OOO h • '73 OATSUt-1 specia l. PS, PB. AC. 768-~K EquipMHt 9030 HOU 4~.Y7~ l Sall!!. c•MPER J\MffM stereo r.issetlc. ••••••••. ••. •• •• ••••••• 1 I (AA97l51 pass· l h r u w 1 n do w , WANTl::D Bnu~h Sea1:ull 14 fl Runabout fr~rglass $2300 chrom e front & re ar WE BUY CLEAN CARS &TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Har bor Blvd. COSTA MESA 546-1200 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS FOREIGN. DOMESTIC or CLASSICS If your car rs extra clean see us first. IAUERIUIQC 2925Harbor Blvd. Costa Me:>.1 -979-2500 WE BUY USED CARS CALL GARTH Used Car Mgr 540-5630 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN· MERCURY O 8Mtr.~land shafl 11fc· 40 hs pr.all e lc<·trrcl bumpers & mirror. 752 UltlOt'~ei. 759 WIG. I Johns on m otor g65U SUNSET FORD custom paint. s pecial -645·4481!1 tJrcs & rims. 5!XH>l.lll 2626 HARBOR BLVD loats, Power 9040 --_ r.440Gardcn Grove Blvd .• -------- '75 Chevy 4X•I. half ton Ab:;olutely the rlcunest around. Ver)! low m r. air, full power. New tru lrat tires. 810714 631 2321 •••••••••••••••••••••••iloah R~t/ 1 W<">tnunstcr 6Jt).4010 '67 Fo~d ''~Ton, 4 x 4 Air, 00 t:I <.:ammo :.SSU auto, COSTA MESA Cftc'.rier 9050 1 , -AM FM Ca!ili, Xlnt run· 1' I S. ~ I 8 7 5 I u ff H . ---------Grand Banks ••••••••••••••••••••••• ts l'ool O"crhcud Cumpl'r ning <.'Vnd $30oo day _536-__ 283_1_.______ WE IUY a.~1.11 Wlwlc•r Sl·acr.1ft Charter plu:-.h 75 ll rnulnr I rorJ~f ;~:o~ l~~Cl>~~~)\'C 5'1ij-4511('VCS645·4795 '62 Runthero. 6 cyl. 3 spd. usm CARS! Sta1.1 ~1 1!.:·r Yuc:hts yac~l. hou~Lv or daily I refng. Plenly or ~toruj.!cl '75 GMC High S i em~. runs ~~· $775/bes t of. ~~l:r;~~pn~nw l~~elr~,1~; 1213 ) "·11~:,ltt3J !'75·2172 tii5 7-11~--spUCl' -Phnn<· 545 7671 28.500 m1 's, fully cqu1 P 'd ·I _r_c_r._·1_92_·_023!1______ Au lo Center We need 24 ' Luger. IH·yl !lHS loots Sail 9060 -Pnct:'datS45C1. ~CD. wisway J><?le, SGISO. '76 Datsun PU King cab yourusedcar • Chryslrr , Jllllt ~vh1<1 .. N»l•••••;•••••••••••••••••1 AY OWN ER.'75 Ood~e 536·7600afl5. new tires. fl:ood cond: JOE i.l11J. i~~5o 1t44.11o11. p~--44.,87u "·· USED uxioca1tS36~2 M•CPHIRSO .... evl•!!l wkcntls. llJJ ·46W, ~~ ... " Mnx1Van_...,mper.33.. . "' " wkdy~. 1 J .24 s•CF27 1 m1. sips 4 .• A c •• i;M~ 4X4 'OOGMCP.u .4.spd.:VoT, CHEVROLET ---oCa~·Cataltna , I l>le reo. crurse·O·mat1c , VALUES saddle lankb, com pl 21 Auto Center Dnve PACEMAKER :StanM1ller ,achls new lrres. very ~ood 1978 Dodge Power encl. camper. $1700 IRVINE _._.FT C213>59tl-~:1:1 . cond. 17 14 ) 751·999 Wagon lPll30l·Likel 548·<»4!1 .... • I ----' evE'S/wknds only. 'Lo ·1 Off d ----------768-7222 CAl .. 20'. new sails. VII F. i; • j new w mi es. roa '64 Ford Flatbed truck I -----·-------MOTOR YACHT llP outbnf, many xtra:-.1 Motorized lilles 9140 equJpped . 2 yr. 12·000 ton w1rack body S5JS WAlllio..ITED.I I SJIDO 837.4929 •••••••••••••••••••••••j llUle warranty available. 842.7376. · ,...,. 1 Pn • t part)'!.. 111 . t ------"76 C1mall1. onJt owner, $7499 Late model Toyotas. mc~t1 ~ommit mcn~l:~"c La'!er =l2?l!l, i.:old. llOOO m1. Good cond. $250. 1978 Chevrolet :+'. To~ PU 1972 CHEVY LUV. low Vol"~· Pickup:, & Vans. qUlr nm 'Cl'• te s11I I man~ l'Xtras S750 Ctll eves · 97!MJ494 c Plll8l· V~. uuto. arr. 2 rruleage. nPw wide Ur<:!., Call us today' <.~II t r.r · c 1;4ti117l yr ,24000mrlewarranly. p V·ll Sh •ll en Can arrungc f111ant 1ng -----_ ' S 9 9 crns a cy e : .., H a s JU:St bet•n pro· 24· Columbn Challcn~cr tr~s/ 7 ~ llook·up. 646-9076 alt ress1onally dt•coratt-11 xlnt com! ~/Lon" lka<'h ..., • 9150 1976 lnlernal1onal Seoul _4_P_M _______ _ and re powi·r e d hy 1 537 5701! "' , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Traveler IP1142)· Full Newport. 's finl'M h•l'hni ~rp __ · _ __ I '71 Honda 750.17 000 mr 's, power. air. till roof rack, '74 Ford 1 !? Ion P U 3 -i;pd, spent 1n last 9 months on Ra last & rudde r crat.:d. S.995. 646-3848 Immaculate. I yr, 12.000 cran:-.. Total of S4.';,000 llull ~io· Vena Musl sell 1 good cond. many xtras, AMI FM, cus,tom wheels. ~/~~~ii'. ~t~~~~. ~~Mo~ th rs '67 modl'I Br:i11d $7SOO. Call 8 5. cws.22rn. -. --. ml le warranty available. _t><t2_· _44_3_J_e_v_es_·_. ---- nc·w t wrn Chevv 4:,.1 p l . ood ,-I j2h~lmYeatms ahnads 90 ~ lrl>Ock+ $4999 '76 Ford Coun er, 17,000 ---------Crusader en,.:int"~ with l'iirson 4 · A ami Y " a l'HI a · 1975 Chev PU IP114 ). VR. lllJ, many extras. new lransm1ss111ns. All duv s:n lor. W I trlr.I Makeorrcr IJ75·0553 4 spd. lucking hubs. off 640-2744 AlltcK.lmporffd $7()11/0 RO ""'5 6969 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cquipmj.'nl 1nl'lul.J1nn · "'' · 1976 H I o 'd road equipped t y r . ~i ---ar ey uva son · ' ·74 GMC 4 whl dr with ~ !~'2 z iac with 40 hp kite $JOO SS250, ulm<>t;t new. /\sk \2,000 mile w a rranty Xtra'". Campe r .• 1,,.11 •. 9701 in erc•ury ('n)'.(11)1• on • · S600 Be rr c II ava1hble ~ ·~ " "' d;J\llL-; Rod ur. auto-prlol, Call bt.>lorc 3PM 1m;.11:3!IO ;~~:'.iilJ · ·st 0 er· a ' 54699 wench. roll bar. 540·2058 711 ~n;.i~ JH'ncrutor, ll's arlboal. WW. Pottl'r, I 9 7 4 PI y m o u l h Vans 9570 ~Hf " d~ .Pth frnd t r w1lrlr & outbrd. !>lpi. 2. '72 350 Hond3, very good Traildusler IPJ131). Full ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1mmrtoparoundl.mcl~c good t"<J1rd. $17 00 .1 ('~1n~1t1on Make offor. power. 4 spd. offroad IRAMDMEW 1978 dloek . !>ll'rCU. l'olor TV, 631 3822 1'.:vc s 673.()()b'\J ped 1 • I , 1 s lcl'PS 9. kin ~ 't1l' ----· --eqwp · mmacu ate. 1 llOOOODGEVAM :.ll'<.'pcr l11un1:1· 111 m,11n ll' <..:oron,1!10 Surlbn at '71:4 Suzuki Pt-:175. many yr. 12·000 mrle warranty !170228> (4J034> ~ulon, full l!allcy with 1975, f1ht.-rgla:,s. cu:-.lt)fll extras SIOOO or trade for available. OMLY-$4895 rrucrow11\lt.' ovt•n. I rash lNtk tnterior. two heads. H:tJIJ Bui( 642 7097___ $4999 l' om p u l' to r , h 1 g larRe aft cahm. 1 bags , 1975 J eep Che r okee IRVINE DODGE refngcrutur" frcl'Ler. spm;iki:r J?car . i:ockp1t New OT 175 t:ndu ro IP882)·V8. auto. till. 4-0AutoCemcrDr. double l>ta1nlt•" s ink, dodger, n e w eover-;, <Yamuha l 700 mitrs cus tom wheels. Im· IRVINE hutcher hlot•k cnuntc r Pcrkms D1es('I. This boat Be.t Offer Arlcr"'R 30PM maeulatc in & out! l yr, 830-3388 top. upper salo11 har area rs m excelle nt condrtmn 557-839.1 12.000 mile warranty r---------- w1we1 bar. n<-w refr1g $55.1.xl. Call Ron after llondll XLIOO. !oil or dirt, available. '76GMCCu~tom Vun. fr4.'e£er, fresh wa t l'r 6PM. 714·033·389-1. PP good cond S32S $4999 Bc:-.t orrer S~arkktl c. hu1ll·1n Colombia 15. great day IW6 703.') 19i5 1-'o rd Bronc o 1 ____ 54_9·_759-t ___ _ bender. S7Sl.llOO Ci!ll sailor, xlnl cond. new 74 S uwki 100. ~00 mr, (Pl149>-V8, l>lick. air . '74 Dodge window van 1714)6460551 ~ --cover. 01B. trlr. maqy very dean S350 orbc:.l. flared fenders. offroad 8300 Auto PS PB 197K23'Mak<1 "JOOPr'·c1r" e '<lra :-. Mu ~t S ('ll . 642387Jor642·956l equipped, 1 yr. 12•000 AMI FMXlnttondSJOOO " mlle warranty available. W/lrlr . 2:1;1 .J11h11:.nn, li7:l·l89~ $~999 661 3871 looded w/xlras 51lol 50Jl:I ---'G7 Triumph Daytona ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 75 PR~OWMED VW's & IMPORTS to CHOOSE FROM! Sec Our Fine Linc ;it H•bowVW I 8711 IEACH IL. H.ttlticJtOft leach 842-4435 1977TOYOTA CEL.JCA fiTLlmAC« 5 speed & .stereo radio. l871SPT1 0Ny$5195 1977TOYOTA COROLLA LIFTIACK Auto. trans .. air cond .. Cyclone 13. trailer. ('Over. SOOre. c11lm purnl. l>cal, & 1973 Chevrolet Blai.er 28' Powl'r s portrrshlng xlr:is. cxlnl. c11nd. S!rl5 pipes F:xl. front end. 1P1024 1-Cheyenne. Full ~C: ·~· ~~,JLk°lfl"'-f>'W.22:tl Of ~:..lf!S~l i) Xlnt mech cond S69S.I power, offro11d equipped , 11rlCfJ?e. n1,1wW ~Mt <PW1 ~~~~~ .... ~,~.J1e•~w~K4· ~~~~ c 11J!1nt.' Nct•cls bnmc 1ITl't'J':' .. work. Ovt•rall c:ondilron Islander 30 M<1rk II. Ii llondu t\TC90. S3999 1'<1!1ftJtril»JM~f~..1!,~~SQA I ""! (~~~ cxt·t!llcnt. Hrund new s 3 tl s . t•xlras.· live New Motor. 1973 .l eep Wagoncer directional finder und aboard. Lido Owner'!! 673·4869 1Plt.17l-l-Ull power, air. FM 2.way radw. SSOOO or pndc. must.sell. 847·27:l4 I uulo, 4 wheel dnvc. I yr. eve!-> Mui.t Se I: I fo)1da 300. '76, ~~~~~-~-- ·75 FQrd Club Wa~on. new l'ng. bra ke~. $4400. 548-2775. 1977TOY0 TA COROLLA STATIOH WAGOH take over pay ment:.. · · runt> xlnt. $450. Dependu· 12.000 mile warranty l::\lcninl(.'\ 6'15·9376 Newport i.·inn, 1 yr-old. ble! 675·J!ll2 avurlabl('. '68Chevy Van. Xlnt i•ond. Auto. trans .• air cond .. IUYORLEASE YOUll 1971 IMW NOW! •IMW• •RESALES• '73 Ba11aria <337HOX l '7420024sp. C373LPl''I '7SS30la air t560M ML> '7620024 sp. <~PQM 1 '77 320i 4Sp. 1283SPJ > '732002Tii 1337HOX I We may have your next car in our inventory. Cull us today~ - 131-2040 495.4949 CREVIER SHOP&CO\tPARfo: BARWICK DATSUN • 111 f 1,111' •JI· !( t ' 8 3 1.l l7S 493-3 3 7S .. W~ nc~d to buy rte an DaL'!un used l'ars·· S Will Pay Top Dollar S COSTA MESA DATSUN 21HS llARBOR BLVD 5404410 540..02 'l 1976D•TSUM 2802 5 .,peed trans . AM/FM II-track. radial lire:-. and 111<11<:. Only 39.127 mrle, t972NPC I SUPl::R NIC I-.' Miracle '76 Datsun PU Kr.g rob. ma~s. B·trk, 3i .000 m1. Xlnt cond. S3i501 b~t 842 9052. 1977DATSUM 280% SparklrnR silver metal:rt• p a 1 n l . 4 • s p l' t• d transmission, air cond1 tronrn,11. mag wheels wtll1 near new ures, AM IFM stereo If Lr:ick plus a 11 tht• rest or the .. z .. feature!., See 1l, dnw il. buy rt '. l84S RQ01 $7999 COMNW CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd C~'TA MESA 546-1200 Mazda/Renault 1975 DATSUN & t sr • llOAOWAY 2150 llurbor lilvd . <.: M 121 O SAtfTA .... -~S-5700 ___ ThL,4·<.'YI. wrlh 4-s~d I~ 835·3171 1·~ economy++ perfect:or THE uLr1.,1on 0111v1HG .,.,.ctt1Hl 111 Dal 5l0 wagon. runs that buck to l>ChOOI slu• *USED IMWs '* xJnt SI 100 or best offer I dent. c661MKJ i '75 530! Auto. l!H6MTV 1 957 04~_ ,. $2800 '7S2002Auto.a1rc1d 22361 Must Sell 1!176 Oati.un 54().5630 '7620024sp.airll35NWZ> ~Z 35.000 .• A1C. ma,i:!.. '76530i; S/R IS81RCSr stereo, AM II' M <'asi.ctk ·163.0s1S/R l029RKM r Cll·an & lmmal' Makt• '77630cs14sp l!J62THS> offrr 552 62111l'"t'!. ·77 SJO: 4spS/R tOl791 Closed On Sundays ORAHGE COUNTY'S ~ '780ATSUM 200SX ~ 'Pl'l'd trunsm1~ron t~JVCN1 $5250 ~ 5440Garden Grove Bl11d. Sales-Servrce·Leasang Westminster 630·401C SUNSET FORD Roy Carver.Inc.. ·'ii> 280Z 2+i. All Xtras . Rolls ftoyt•e BMW ~l' new, SOOi5 or tradl· lS40 Jamboree 6.11 1042 Newport Beach 640-6444 --------- IOI McLAREN'S '71 2407., .1uto. /\MIFM rass. maw.. S29'iS. Call 64().5035 1011\SO\ & SO\ • llNCOLN ·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA ········~·············· GETTOPSS ' t-'OR voun EXOTIC CAR!!! We Wil! Consign Your Porsche. Ferran. M BZ. Rolls Roycc or Sports car m :.aleable con<1. Mk !or Frank or Tom 842-4435 HARBOUR VW Under New Ownership $ '800 Autos, N~w 9100 SALE ON6lO's! 633'1 IM STOQC! 850 No. Beach Blvd. Lei Habra <Corner Beach & Whit ticr1 714/522-5333 Closed Sundnys 19771MW 6lOCSI 4 speed. a1rcond .. leather interior and ma;!i.. Sierra color exterior Ui89TJEI SADDLEIACK V AU.EY IMPORTS 131-1040 49$-4949 ·72 2002. tan. snrf. arr, AMt f'M. excell. cond "'500 673-0559 3 o SI 16. bm. w/ Beige Auto.sun roof.air. alloy wheels. 497·2805 '77 530r. mmt cond. buy or 4lke over lease 975.0430 '71 2800 CS. Air. Auto. AMI FM, Leather. HIO over S8000 546~ '67 Classic 2000C Cpl'. s n r r. Blau AM/1-'M , MichelinsS5000 97!MS:r. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SEA & SUN's R.V. 5 7 • C hri ~ •·,~ntll" good ra1.·1ni.: reco rd . $3999 . , "' " ~ SJ6. .)609 k r R h BSA 441 Victor s pecial COPEL .... .._.D JEEP w1Ncwporl ~lrp, Pncl. aft --· ~!< or ic $250. 1001 llondo 50 CllO, ~" I AMIFM radio. llSOTJK> Sfle1500Y · P . p t"Wu$3995 '78 3201. 1•lean. Xtra~ . 812-~1 4 _ ... , Smk. Cry. Best offer 714-()45-679!1 $165.000. 67S 7 111 or l!l7fi Clipper twin keel. extra engine. wheels. 200 I E. lsf, SA 1;75-2172 _ like new, Tandem trlr forks & parts Sl50. 558-8000 11 Cool Glasspar wrth :lS Aux l':ng. $6995 &4!>-S378 ~. pr. Johnson. t railer, Dana Cove Yacht Sales 7_6_Y_a_ma_h_a_4_00_1_n_d_u_ro-.-l-o' bail tank, Xclnt '''r fis· 496-1762 mr. slron~ eng. $750. htng or Olvrn~. Sl300 o r 32' 6" Sloop· inboard 962·1984. Mike ~~~ 546-0747 MUST SELL· reduced to $2495. Good condrtron & well equipped. ----------1 IUDDLEYACHTS '65 Suzuki K IS, 80ce. !'ltreetl ln11l. SL.'iO. 5000 oriA. m1. Runs iiood. 546·1539 Uniflite Newport OPEN HOUSE 675-9137 loab. Slips/ Motor Homes, Sol.e~ Docks 9070 -~~!!~ .... ~!~ ···su···,·5··::;:·1·L·:1··L•E••• nt-:NT 23· F1rcbnll. 11clf· "" "" "" conlslned. Loui or xtras. VAC Newport 646-0551 645·2283 30' Avalon mooring. Jn H~-N1,1w '78 22' Motor front of Scari's and swim Ho m c. L aud e d . By area. $26.000. 67J.50'J9. day 1wook1 mo. 675·5832 •42' Sportlit1h -42' Aft Cubin •38' Convertible •36'SJl()rtScdan SUp needed for nl!w 32' For rent: '18 Pace Arrow. PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY~ Sell any item °' com bmnllon of rtems for 175 or IC11s with a Penny Pincher Ad 3 bneli for 2 c:onseeuuve days. Euch add1llonal line is 60' for lJ!e 2 d11ys . Charge II ' No commcrc1el udi1. For more Jnform111 lon and to place your 11<! call •32' Sport Sedan Ketch. Newport Beach 25', loaded, MIC. 8r1anri •211'Mcga area.6.11-0499 n ew . Winter r a te!l . 642-5678 ·~i'Sedan Slip Wanlt.-<l· ror mv 54· _~ __ 3000 _______ ~==:===:;;;~ The brl{geiil.B dlli lay or fl~chl. ll!inu:; MOTOR HOME .new J'-&b. 2~ ·• Clas4':y "utos Wet1t. ~'rft\ .: . n•111ly --~rt Champion by q •'-' rorlmmedlat.cdeUvery. 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AM/FM i.tereo x track. auto trams • .11r eond , s1dt' p1pc•s & hlu1• interior with rosewood punl!l trim, powl•r :.lt"l'r Ing. power br.ikc.-. ~ tilt whc~·I fmmrrt•u lalc ' (24\V'l 120l SADDlHACk VAUEY IMPORTS 131-2040 495.4949 9590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WIWILLIUY YOUIDATSUl'4 PAID fo'ORORNOT TOf'DOUAI K>R TOP CAlS BARWIC K DA TSUH 'I I 11 ' 'I' I 831-137~4q] .))7~ The faalc11l draw In the West 11 Daily P\lol Clasi1lfled Ad 6U·S6'78 • I '75 VOLVO I UE 4speed 'IH•rdnve, 4 door. '70 BMW. new valv1.•s. air cond.. power w in prunt, brakes M1chcl.ln:.. dows. power sleenng, & Qfr. 64().1685 stereo cassette Less ---------- th an 33,000 miles ! Capri 9715 (141Z19l ...................... . Only $4995 '76 Qipn II.:? II htcr. arr. 1974TOYOTA CELICA s unroof. su ek, den1r group, 20,000 m1, rmmut . 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LONG BED (RN 28 161293) l a1lr.ate panel. AM rJd10. lully tactory equipped s43&7 SO IOW EVERY IEW '78 8210 f10 510 AID 20081 . ----- ------ 0Plu·s TAk i.1c fHSE • DEAllR AO· OED ACCESSOAllS PERTAINS 10 SIOCI< OH HANO '78. TOYOTA P.U. STANDARD (RN ?J 0904 •4) fully factory . iu1pped s4137 A. AM/FM STEREO a.MAG WHEELS c. CHROME REAR BUMPER CHROME DEL BAR MIRRORS AM RADIO .. . .. .. .. Auto . air. s;>ower window\ '>lereo, leather. (759MOU) •4999 . . ....... , __ _ NEW 1977 264 GLA Aufn •" J'U'h~t., ""''''+'•ti "°* .. °"'"'*" OOWf"# ,,.-.nd.,..,.. ~ffo'UO:~~'('~' "°'n IYU bA 6!>11104760011 78 VOLVO 262C Vol110's new classic first used one we had this year Car is 1mmac (844VCR) '16,950 76 DATSUN 8210 FASTBACK 4 speed, AM/FM . air. very low miles. Pretty yellow car (223RTS) '2999 'n TOYOTA COROLLA WAGON Auto AMt f M aor f on. 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Trlumph 9767 Yollt WOC)ttn 9770 Volvo 9772 Cadllloc 991 S C"-•rol•t 9920 Dodqe 993~ . .....................•....................... .........•....••••••••• •····•··•············•· ..••...••..•...........••..................... " I fllllllJlh I II.I I '"•Ill l~l"/11 \'W (' .Hllllt'I l:•HHI t ""' VH II '' tMICI l trt11 l111ch hr.1k1•, i lu t1·h ''-It• ~'>I I X lnl 111 1 ''Ilk rdri i.: 1 ..., f I '''1 l'M Ii Irk t a11t• Mu"l '. l~tl II• 1~00 1111111.11 \l't' tu .1111ir1·r1,1t1· ~IU'll >Alult."" 1<111 tnl Im' 1111 w ll $:.lJllOn ifr 4,17 A.,17 \ '\l I' M ""'1 ••o t w111 r .IC' • ., .. tlW 11111 1 "" 111·w •ti·1·I t!l7 t VW Uu' llt"lo\ fl'hll 1.id.&t,tb. lo11m-.111 c•11\t•r ... n.:. xlnt ti.Int.I . S:SWO \1 ( t Ill t l I \' fl , I' l ( (~W) 14~1() IC.ti .11: .. 1 70 Hu•( t•lpun,, 1 un' xlnt, 7!\.(J(H) ttH . i.:oCHI t·ond Votk1wo9"" fl770 117!"> ~~. ~<· 1tm:1 ·••···•·········••·•··· ORAHGE COUHTY VOLVO t-:Xl'l,US IVl-:LY VOLVO t..1qw~t Volvo Oe.1ler 111 Orun.il< County' llUYor LEA.SI': DIRECT f!f:m't~, 2025 S Manchester Anaheim 750-2011 Harbour VoU1twoq•n 111 111111uni.:11111 lw.11·h u H· · E It~ ti!J • 11. l'IH'. OWN ED VW \ 77 Ou~hl'r Wuwm. fOOI m1 1\ C S11 IH i\ I M f'' M I ... , .. 2 Swed1 1-h Vol v o b44 073'1 M l' (' h a n I "~ rt "w J l s~ t 11un '11, l!J!J5 ll:irbor BIHi . <.: M 64H:m2 \II \111k1•' & M111h I I 11 t 'ht""'' l"r11111 t.7 VW llu:t r bll <'OK uml 1ronK l'll•tcn Xlnt ru11mn1< rnml St()()(I or ~st off\'f t.441 14111 AMtot, Used $1895 11.H t:lJl'll;.!1 J l:1rh<Hll' VW ...••........•..••..... ti7 VW Uul(. rt:'bll cnl(. 11l'w AMC 9905 paint. xlnl \'Ond , $925 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Chi.Wk, 751 1'1fi2 fII Ou,, r l'blt 1•11.: 1(01111. l'lc:rn 111t rum. $1200 5!>2 751111 '12 HORNET AMC COUPE Bil( cur ric.Jv . 3 '>P('1•d truns ~conomy i.µcc1ul C471WYDI Sciff hice $1249 • • OlMO CLEARANCE 1971 CADILLACS Coupes & St<da.mc Sevallcs EXTREMaY LOWMILlAGf f:xceUcnl Savin~ • NABERS ~ l~ H.ul>Or Hlv<1 ( IJ'>t•I Mr-. t. S40 C) I 00 1976 CAPRI 2800GHIA AM IFM .olt!reo. PIS, 1.11111· britkei.. vinyl roor ... un roor. "" cond1uonmi.: .111to 170JNWK I $4700 540-5630 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOlN·MfR<:lJRY · 'M Onrt 1 dr ft t·y l. 110111 run." t:uod, 12!1.\ 114~·fHllo 6ll D<xl~l' 1>11rt l:OUlh' ..tand<1rd t 1 .111.. t> t >I l'lt!30, $8()() 841J ~I ·73 Ch,1rjlt!I PS l'H. l'W AMI •·M. 21.000 m1. ~'" ~\2·4487 Ford 9940 2626 HARBOR BLVD. •••••• •••• •• .......... . COSTA MESA ------Chrytlef' 9925 ...••.................. '00 N Y coupt-. Lu>wry (;or. Iv C.: • .;It power S100 557 ·40ts4 ·77 Lfo.llAHON I 1l r , lt-ulhl'C air. I' !'\. 11 Is. rww rud111b . wire whl:1, tinted 11lasi.. Vinyl roof. A M f / M stt·rco Mor¥' X.lnt. cond 9fi2·4fl59 '77 Cordoba. fully lo11dl'ii. $49%/bc1>t orrc·r 759 OIS45. 833·3."122 1978 FAIRMONT Thi-. popu l .,1 l <Jou• modt'I 11> c•quappc•ci with Lhl' bci.t t•omb1n.1twn 1111 !(US m1lt:'8Rl' II ' I vhncl1•1 •·n~tnl' with •• I "l>l'•••I tranl'>mi1>..-.1nn Foe yo111 mu:.1t· plt·ai.ur•• ""'' h:", u n A M I I'' M -. l t• r ,. " Cll$St'tlc ( l .. 1)4!171 °"'Y $3988! 752-0900 +;c •,1,TJC oyoto 9765 W.1. H•w HOO Awto,. H•w tlOO ·····;~~~~~~··•••I I x I I I H E ,\ (. I ( BL\'I> ('all l 1!. 81:.:!· I l:i;, 1974 VW GHIA ·n Uul(. low mill. Xlnl t•ond ~lrreo onl' uwner Best o(f1•r over $11100 G31~.f71Y ~ ... .,,,...., II Mtn I 199 Hatbcw, Co6ta Meu __ 6-t.M7'1 '70 Coupe de VIiie runs good.$875 1970 Nt!W Ynrltt!r, .111 power. 11lcreo. air. bt"uUl cond $1000 631 ·4532 C ONNELL CHEVROLET 2H2lf Harbor Ulvd COSTA M fi:~I\ 546-1 200 •••••••• ••••••••••••••• •••• •. • • • • •• ••••••••••• SELL YOUR ·117 Bu)( • n ·ar ma.ii; & r1~1red fend1m, Good l'Ondau on throul(h out S8gS 545·2083 after SPM on w<.oek days 960-6797 -------Cor1.tt. 9932 '77 GRANADA Door w llh V " aut.omlttl<' lrlfru;m1sts1C1tt ractory uar c11od1llonrnie Must SC'e! (5ti6'J'WV I ~ TOYOTA, COUPE Nt·w r11dHJI llrt''> £.1t·torv ortJ.(111.d 11111111 1•:x1ra c h•.1n' 144!:!KU"t 70 Javelin. nds 1nl work only. Best orfe r . i\ ft 8PM.536·5ll7 t 977 CADILUC COUPE DE VtUE Thia luxury auto is fully equipped White with J white la ndau top & J r ich red leather inwrror. Tru- ly un 1mpress1ve auto 13007611 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75DATSUll 1-210 SEE US ! MARQUIS TOYOTA MIS."ION Vll•:JO 831·2810 49 5.1210 Miracle Mazda/ Renault :!I.JO .1rbur Uh d . l M 645-5700 71 vw Camper . Pnp lop, Matador '73. 4·dr. ciuto. new eng. brukes. dutch. very cleuu. lo ma. runs & mort• s2750 pp Oyi., great $1500 545·5726 St'6·166l , evs. 492 2001 l'Ve:, '71i Cl'111°1J 1.1flh11tk Wirt• whb. 1\ \1 FM. :J(1.ooo 1111, ~~IOO ~ O:J17 1977 V W Con' t·rl t ltle. :OP\'<'1al ~tlillon. wht/ wht. '57 VL1n. rblt en.: rum. lUIJI 2 dr. i:ood 1·cmtl • i!fl ,.,111 t·cmrl. Mert•o. mugs. good, n<•w taros. bed, $C75 $9600 540·5630 1977 CORVETTE 1:;.000 or1g1 11111 mile'>. JUlo m a t)l'. A M I f' M stereo A tratk. u 11 co nil . lealht•r 1nt1•r1nr .111d SJ)l'<'1al wh<.ocb <tnd t1ra·;. tOC61lYW I SADDLH ACK Y AUH IMrORTS 131-2040 495.4,49 Low Rlue Book Spt-'<.li.tl S37 00 SUNSET FORD 544C1Gardt>n Grovt· ttl\I! W1•t4tm1nstt·r 1!3t1 40111 mpg. new llrt''· r u•h $5o\JOO 55H llllS.ti42.1 \!iO !.156-4H45 xlnl. $65<1 1132'382-I 'fili VW llu11. J.(ood comJ. rt" 1·cnt motor work S 1000 548 3357 '76AMC PACER Super Nlre• < 195NLP 1 $3210 SUNSET FORD 1011\\0\ & SO\' • l INC.Ol N · M~ RCURY fi4 Fuirl:i n" 500 ruru. gOod ~IOU 'Gk Cor vellt!, 32'i ~llK·k . l 642 6683 '72 Wa)(oO. xlnl l'Ulld ~l71MI 75H w:i!I i ii Cellca. auto. m·w t1rt•11. shoe: ks, ln1tlcry. trluffkr, nt.'t..'<l., hlf' trans &< IH11ly work Slll95 54li SSH~ 0 1 1974 VWBUG Like Nrw • 2ti,fl!t'J rrll l~s <t!U.1Ll\TI Miracle Mcudo/ Renault 2150 Ha rbor IJlvcl., <.:.M 645-5700 '73 VW Super Ueello. good tood,$1495 2626 HARBOR BLVD. \.Ollb. A. M/ FM. I ownr $6300 839 Kss.i 5440Garden Grove Blvd. COSTA MESA We11tmmster 636·4010 -Cougar '933 C..-.-0 99 t 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• D'7/5LHWOR~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 XR7. 21K rn1 . JClol 1 975 VW IUS A.....,H '78 CAM.ARO I cond Ong. owner S•llOo (949MGT> <205U PTI I 545-0'.1!07 G73-ti275 evt·~ t1 1: <1 d r 1· '<I" .. i I mt"C.'hllni<"al t·ond ¥500 !.l&I · !122>s tiH C.:Ounlry Sl"d w~n. :10~ VII. i\ (.'. .iood 4·on.t Sfll25thM orr tlti3· 1212 ·1111 vw Bug, new tlrl'll. >.l-passcnger. splat front Low IJlue Book Special $6500 "'6 ''oronJ .'-ft~. i\ \I •·'.'I .. hrks, (rcint nntl. ·r"l'•ll :.cat. AMI 1.-M radio Ex-$2625 ~ 9CJ3S ·;:; Grunal1J 4 dr. •"''" I ~ .... .. r " 0 ' "I t I d d SUNSET FORD SUNSET FORD ,··4··0· .. ·rt··.· ... ·1·,)·l··(.·()·n·d··.·;,·r· ~~~-n~-:,..IPIS. Al''. $"7"11 tru<·k s ll'rt'H, ;ur. 5 i:.µd lruns. $!~~ 54!J·•U98 ra c ean tn&t e an out ,,......,,..., ... , ., ""1fi '150'J S:l54JO 581 2:1!3 - - --Perfect for large rum ily ·1:1 412 St•clan. !'\Int run or group:;. <830MKi\) 5440Garden Grove Blvd i\M radio l ·11 zoo $ 5440Garden Grov" Blvd W""'tmin~•or 6J6.4o1o • • '1,u 0· · '· '!if Ford LTD Brouuha111 l!lffl Toyota ('oroll.1 ,1,, nm.I( l'ond um/fm. 4555 "' """ "~" m1 A.uk1rl" S"'""l I t " WCl\trrunswr 636-40l0 ----' . ... ..""' m )~ $5<MI wa~1.n Well (•:m ·ll 1111· 551 5M7 CONHELL l970 Cam aro z28 New ofr 6400'l71 494 135!1afterSPM auto neC'ds turw up & -, . -'71 ,. I I t I clult hS400 645 s..n x Ill VW S<1rbk, J:ood l'Oncl . CHEVROLET v rem an. runs x n . eng ne. tlulch . tires. A.tos. UMd IA.llt ' Us d cl e pl·ndabll• $950 .,.,.,..f.larborBlvcl nd!> !>Orne body work Mag wheels 4 speed 0 • • UX.O ..... .,, 731 A091 $2800/0r be0Sl Of(e r 0 , ••••••·················1••••••••••••••••••t'•••• '77 Celll'a, Lrtbk mr. 5 833-7070.646·54~M1kt· COSTAM~i\ _,., ... I I spd. shade. xtrul>. Ori: ---546-1200 Md& 991 O 552.7552 I las:,1(1L-'d Ad., \our on;· l-'111d >Ahnt vou ..,.0111 111 own(•r S54505-l!Hl022 WANT A<..llON" -------·---<.:! ( I Ad 1u., • •7° •••••••••••••••••••••• • CheYrOiet 9920 top-;hoppml! n•nt•·r I ();11ly 1'11111 (.'I Jsstht'd' -I ~1 {'C 11 ,., ... it. n_ Volvo 9772 Sk ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 yhawk. 31.000 ma. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~·-~~.v: ....... !!~0 ~.°.~·-~.~.v: ....... !~~~:~.°.~·-~:.v: ....... !~.~~ ~~·-~:.--: ....... !!~~ BEFORE YOU i~s~~d 6M~~8iJ P IS . ·~~=· ;~~:. ~~ .................. SELL YOUR -----4004525 · "' VOLVO, VS Aulo/Truns. 1'1S Pt ll. • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON 1978 WASH-OUT! BIG SELECTION OF NEW 1978 AND SHOW ROOM FR ESH 1978 DEMO, STAFF AND EXECUTIVE NOW PRICE·SLASH EO TO CLEAR IN THE SHORTEST POSSI BLE TIME! HURRY! NQ MORE SAVINGS ~'J-"'J(idfirr ~-...,. .......... ~ ., .. .. ¥/tt"T~ LIKE TH ESE WH EN PRESENT STOCKS ARE GONE. THEY'RE HERE AND READY TO ROLL! '79 CONTINENTALS '79 MARK V'S '79 VERSAILLES '79 COUGARS '79 MONARCHS '79 ZEPHYRS '79 BOBCATS A 19 INCH RCA COLOR TV COME IN ANO REGISTER NOTHING TO BUY! SUPER BUYS ON SUPER CA-RS 1977 MARK V , fC-1 .... ... .......... t*J~ tl!C)e •t•llM> ttttl t e d••J ti'•' tinted (11••- Le f\flW tOO ltll wh••• c.rv1-.~ CCl"ll04 Si• 77 ... ..,.., 10 c;~ """' . .,......~ s 10,488 1978 PONTIAC PttOf'MI# ~.ft c.yt t;.ct e1( flW' "' tad•O wn+t._aH "'91 , .... Mt lll(>~V $4088 Tilt Whl. crus Cntrl. SEE US! AMI f''m, Vue Atr. Ell't' MARQUIS VOLVO ~~~,~~th Tan top '76 M ont e <.:a rlo. Al M FI M St<'reo. lmmac. f"trethorn red . $4400 64().7051 LOOI( FOR US ACROSS ROM FIDO> MlSSION VIEJO 831-2880 495-1210 9915 1964 Chevelle. 44.000 ac- tual m1 Good t.Jres $500 ·74 Volvo GL $<.-chin, $3900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 546-5032 eves ---------Cadlloc '71 CADILLAC $ 1999 R.EETWOOD BROUGHAM 642-..W6work,or67S·2396 '7R Cpe d1• Ville, D ' homl' F:lcJConce. low m1lea1tc'. ---fully equt pped . ancl ·77 Volvo 242UL. ZH.000 S3000 mobile telephone. rru. RCA AMt i''M, beige Takcoverlease-S272mo. w/brwn tnl. asking $~950 498-3265 or 498·3582. call K!n-2750 after 5 pm ~___.;.~-~-~- Auto,, u,. d Autos,Us•d •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Need s ome thing with less miles 7 I •. '1. II ,1 \,1·: .;., ,---~, .;7~ Bauer Come htl Bau~ and try one of our lowmilqgf special• '78 BU ICK SKYLARK CPE . Air cond .. tilt. cruise. p/windows, VS Nice $AVE (322TZS).. . .. .. .. ..... '78 CHEV. CAPRICE WAGON 3 seat & many. many $6999 ell1ras. Only • . . . . . . . .• ~~?~.~~~-~7~999'· miles. (933SL T) . . • .... '77 FORD MUSTANG CPE Gold. VB. air cond. $4 7 7. 7 C589RJR) .. . . , . . . 77 MERC. MONARCH CPE. Silver, air oond .. nice. $3888 (386NXR).... .. .. '76 CAO. SEDAN DE VILLE ~~i~~)~n. ~~~~: ~'.~~·. $7 666 '76 LINC. MARK IV [6raRc~e. ~r~~ ~~'~': ...•• $9888 '76 DODGE CHARGER S.E. Good m iles. color blue s4777 (948SEU). . . • . Oro"f(" l'.nunt.v'• • I Rul"lr /Ho/,,. 979-2500 C-• \Ul>t<KI 10 l)f'O' tflt II• p!Kt\ fllu'> 11• t ._,.., ~ IOOO 'I H" ~""' "-ttoOll 2125 HAllOl ILYD .. COSTA IW °"" [Wtfy Nlciit Until I 0 '·"'· Sun 't• ' '·"'· i1 Monte Carlo. low m t. Padded top. lull nower <;pttt -.eats factory rltr stereo. 1111 wheel crui!>P contrOI SPECIAL AM I FM 8·lrk, T lop. xlnt cond. Must sell 640·1237 t------------------t '75 Monte Carlo. maroon •75 FOJlD $ 1999 11292481 w/wht landau top, sw1vl'I PINTO WAGON ..... . bucket i>eats. all pwr 4-soeed. radio. healer <!I04PKEI +wmdows. IO<'ks . etc . t-----------~.;..----....1 fa<'lory air. r ruist• con •74 VW $2599 trol, AM/ F'M stereo tape. vt'ry d ean. 47 .000 m1 SUH IUG ........... . $3950 P P 642-4091 Sunroof. 4-speed, AM/FM stereo SHARP 1883LVYl '74CHEVY MAUIU (406KXUI $2800 SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd Westminster 6364010 '74CAPllCE ESTA TEW AGON Full power. <20041 $3275 SUNSET FORD 5440Garden Grove Blvd W~tmmster 636-40l0 '6R Impala. 1t111 . Arr eond Xlnl 2nd or Cam1ly car. 552--0657 eves '72 K in gswood W JC n . pnme cond. Ne w tares. new air cond .. rt/H. Best olkr 642·4402 < llon 1 71 Nova Clcun. run 1100<.1 Tape deck S60tl 5411·4482 ICJ741MPALA COUPE Only 31.100 mtlCli on th1.s beauly. Soft blue with a white viny l t op v.11. automatic. 1ur cond1l 1on· i.n&. powf'r slecrm1<. till wheel·A CRF,AMPUP""' <866MMJI $3477 CONNELL CHIVIOUT 2828 Hnrbor Ulvd COSTA MESA 546-1200 '74 CHIVIOUT HOVACOUPI 6-cyl, 3 1pced, AM radio & heater. All thi!I llUlu l!(.'()nt)my cttr needs 114 an owner • <:Ml.I PV 1 '2000 540-5830 1011\SO\ ,\ ,0.\ • I IN< •JI N Mt Jll tlllY 2821 HAABOR BLVD COSTA t.1E8A '74 TOYOTA $2799 STATION WAGON .. Autorna11c trans . factory t:11r radio. neator luggage rack tow mites LIKE NEW 18962'0 1 '76 FORD LTD $3999 HOUGHAM SB>AH •. Padded top V-0 automatic. full oower oowe1 steenog and brakes. factory air radio neater SHARP (704POMJ . '71 CHEVltOUT $4499 NOVA COUPE .•.... V·B aulomattc oower <oteennq ard bral<'"• lacto rv air radio heater tow m1 e~ SHARI' I 166RYSJ '76 CADILLAC $5999 COUPE DI VIW .••. Cabriolet too. leamer 1nter1or lu11 oower sp11t Power seats. factory air AM/FM ileroo-8 trocl< player 111• wheet cruise control 1nctll<Jes 1 vr /12 000 m•le warranty 1 ! I 1089' '77 MERCURY $6799 COUGil xa.7 ..... . 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Ur&i. 111..,,,·k11. hke t 'I I . au l 0 m • l It' 0Pakrt1hl1111111ow OJl•,N '71 MUSTANG ryh11dtr. AMI l"M r11d10 • ...!....!.!1!..w -·-~ _. -nt.-w$1500 000.6714 AMndlo Th• perfc1 t RAY flADEIOE FASTIACk <N•ill 14221.JIW > 61Olcl.J)effa18 '73 Pinto. gd c~ car lo aavt iU 1rouod t.JNCOl.N Mt.Hl'llrtV V K, 11 u l o m 11l1 1· l.owUluef\ookSpcriul SSOO 497-4563 66.000m1.St ,190 town .. Oft U10t• Iona Ill lKl\utoCt•ntt•t Ur ti.1n11m11111on, rJt'tory 11ir $2350 548·6357 vi.-17~~-kUl-'wy f,•tt "'ott11t rTit conill11un1111t. A M t'M SUNSET FORD -'78 OiC'llel l>ellu 88 Royal,, ----SJ400 lltVINI'' lllt'rCO. 11t•el 1utllul ltrc11 Juad~ 4000 ma immac 1974 Pinto Wagon. 4 11pd. S.0.5130 130.7000 moic ~. Hnted 1lu11. M40G11rdcnGnM•Ul vd S000049322"ill &000 COlld, Int body; fS.101 1 Wt.."'tnu!lbh'r 63t.i 4010 - -new brks. Al C. $l000 S 527 5 644·5162 art Sor wknd11 '71 M1At4U1• t'ul l 'k On11. SUNSET fQ ~ Mustona. body ~ood. a.:_.0 9957 -- -Prl owo.r uou ~ RD ~•~ k ssoo '"'"' ·n Pinlo. lo ma , s122s 21-........ ..-ILVO 1\46 lll?O "~· ""... n.,.. .... engine wor ••••••••••••••••••••••• New 0 as tank 11h1cld tn "lt LTD L.aoda~. 1 UWM'r &V """PVn . . ...,.. ,,_. ~U~rdenCrovl"Uvd Phone (7 14 ) 597·5249 '74 ~Wug. uut.o 50.000 &lalled 751-0165 !l('n'lr.> t'«"Ord •va1I COSTA MESA 7 M W~tnllnbter 6ll6-<a010 CChmo> "". t cond. Moving --------11\1, PS, PW. full pwr Ith --o UOkJ111 nt•w tr•l\JI, --.. u II ( •73 ,1u...o •nl. All / FM •t•r" '71 OiUuy xlnt tond •II 1·1~. J•/u , r & h nrw luk '75 MUSTANG '"7 Muston~. 8 cyl, auto. ~;~e . $2000/o fer "' wit.ape, vl.,y l too. hvy powtt, 11old w1bUr vlnyl pd.a, Cd l ra, ru1111 w~ll FASTIACJ( PS, lo ma, very clean · STATION WAGON d\Q trlr ro:rti•. 1ln toe> fl"l3 ,.. '925. 944 llOl4 ~? 642·1714 7 .. ,1 ...... 0 Automatic transm1ss1on. Co .. d , .. oo 127 t t • 4 •peed ll'lllUlma14~•0n. 8 ' "' "' factory air cond1l1on1ng, ~0:_,., or s.t7 JOO lf7' fOltO '72 Colony Pork II Pll'11 M1.11it &-c1 <6261.l'X' 1!177 Must. II Ghio. A/C, RUMAIOUT AM/FM radio MUST """r ... ,~ dya. MAMAl>ACOUPI wa1<rn . whllt'. f ully LowBlueBookSpecwl 11lt'rt.'O. lo mt, new cond <l!MKLA> ~SEE ! (13SVAC> ._ _____ ,;.,.;;;...;=.;~"--------- -IUM!IO, PIS, PI R,1tlrton· load•d Xlnl 1 $2500 $2175 SHOO 646·5474 or LowBlueBookSpedal. ' Low Blue Book Special •XL.pwr.a/r,Alllt'M dlllonln1 l.andau loa>. m~•1•1_ SUNSET FORD 96().?.304. $1550 $1450 NN&OCJd,~ Vi. A rul nlct> c orf "78 Uobut wll&dD. u1r. '67 Mustanit Convertible. ('UNSET fQRO SUNSET fORO ---~1 t170PCW, ~P8 AM/t'M lttJW nu 5440Garden Orovt' ntvd mw;t H<'t~ t:ves & wknds. ~ 7J._..W.,...Pf'. Sl700 tlro1.' lo ml. SJ~oo. Wesl(runster b36 40lO 67385113, dayi., 12131 5440GardenGroveBlvd S440G1rdenGroveRlvd ~ IS3 Ml S.0.5830 UIJil-~IMl 5M6 t'l}er Ul66 Convtrtible 28!1 auto 531 71!AA Wei;tmrnsLer· 6J6.40tU ~manllter 636..0lO • MUil. • auto. •· at A.tos. Mtw HOO :•r. Pi~. 78•000. ml. Xlnl Allto1, Ntw 9100 Allto1, Htw 9100 Alltos, Htw 9100 puny tot. 2od ownl•r ~ $3650 673·3600 •••••••• ••. •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• •••. •••••••••••• M~t ~#700. m &tMO 2121 HARBOR BLVD. ·11 LTD. 1 owner. lo COST A MESA ~•Ir, t'S, 1'8 -- $1200/ Oller tl4 Zll30 um Oruada z dr. bronze U... PS. au ('Ond, A M1 t'M ••••••••••••••••••••••• tape.AIOO MO-<me 1974 UHCOLH 71 To.IMO MAaK IV SQUIUWAGON F\JU power, nch le11Lher C23SMI EI illtenor Wllh twin com· "' fort seat.a.' bolh power . SllSO Ultina sleenng wheel & f'tlut'CT FORD AM/l''M stereo. (498N ll > .JUIWLI $5400 '76 Grand Torino Wi.gon, XJnt. cood fully equip. 640-Qtl 540-5830 1011\~0\ & SO\ • l INCOLN · MERC1 JHY 1011\SO\ & SO\ • t INCOLN ·MERCllRY 1m Ford Gran Tonno 2626 HARBOR BLVD. 2-dr, vin top, auto trans, COSTA MESA PIS. P/8 , a1r. S900/bst1--------1 air. can Mon-Fri 8·5. ask 1976 LINCOLN for Du.~. MARK IV 1!1?6 LTD Landau. 4 dr. cruH, tilt. air. auto11kan. stereo. $4200. ~1..()332 I '75 fOltD LTD SDllOUGHAM AM/FM st ereo. i.plll se.u. viny l roof. factory alrcond. <T71MC8l SZIOO l40-5130 GIVEHCHY Full po wer , AM /FM stereo with 8·tr11ek quad I.ape. Low, low mtlf's . C&MUJS> 540-5630 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LIN! Ill N M~H(URY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA ......ncti ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 Maverick. xlnl cond • 2921 HARBOR ILVO. air cood. 1750/m~ke o(· COSTA MESA _fe_r_86_l_·t_844 ____ _ ,...._ UMd ---Alltot, Uatd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• has some super older models at super low •pric~s ... But Hurry These cars won't last! STATION WAGON fULL Y EQUIPPED. INCLUDING· 225 6 cylinder enqine. bucket wars. with center arm rest autol'llBliC transmission. power steering, luggage reek. tinted glass. d1g1tal clock. 1na1de hood release. tight package. remote control mirro r s s4111 deluxe stee11nq wheel, atr deflactor. deluxe wheel cover!> wsw wes & MOAE (Stk 11 5133) (Ser JHL45C8F2466231 PRICES VOLUME SALES MEANS YOU IUY FOR LESS! SELECTION WI COMTIHUAUY C.ARlY<MANGI COUNTY'S LAIHHST IMVIHTOllY Of CHIYSUllS AND rL.YMOU'THS CONVENENCE SALES OPEN 7 DAYS 9 a.m.• I 0 p.m. OPEN 6 DAYS A WEH 7:30-5:30 REPUTATION OIAHGf COUNTY'S #1 VOLUME CHIYS&.aft. YMOUTH DIALll FOil S YIS. IM A ltOW! FNANCNG MO MONEY DOWN!! OH APPROVID CllDIT BRAND MEW IRAHDHIW AIU Y FACTOIY IQUIPflll) 1978 ARROW~!~i.:Uc1e FULLY EQUIPPED INCLUDING 4 speed manual transm1as1on. 1600 cc engine. radio. bOdy :1ae moldings. rechn1ng bucket seats. lllt steering wneel 53888 ~~~=~ ?~~k b<:~giJ~ 7L24K82100422) MOTOR TREND'S 1978 Car of The Year FULL V EQUIPPED. INCLUDING power steenng. power disc brakes custom int & OJCI cargo compartment carpet1nc;i & sound 1nsu1a11on Consolo. ltnted glass remote control mrr()(. etec rear wino def tug rack rallye whts clock & much mur" more (Stk #2014) (Sef llML44A8( I 12:?481 s4419 1978 CORDOBA FUU.V EQUIPPED INCLUDING Power windows power seats, 1'!t steering whPPI landau roof. d1g11a1 clock 11nte<1 gla'8. 1011th9r bucket soal!t with recJ1ners styled MEW 1978 CHRYSLER LE BARON TWO DOOR HARDTOP WITH "FACTORY AIR COHO." ~~.,!}.~~ . '74 Buic1k A~llo ~"999 ~. • ~"1f.ar .. ~ .. r~ ,. "FACTORY road wheel!> white sidewall rore~ & much, much more (Slk t18022l (Sor llSS22J8R126807l -~tR~etet.:-.-.--= .. W--~s~~~~ See this beaul1ful Le Baron. and all the great OQu1pmenl. including 8UIOm8tlC lronsmt15510n Power s5711 ateenng remote control mirror wtilte sidewall ltres '1 ;z~~~-~.?~~!~~. $2555 ;?J~~~~~-~'-~!~~ ~~·. $2666 '56 Buick Soecial Red/white super nl<:e $LOOK (GfU230) ........... . '69 Buick Skylark SYper nice, 11r cond. $1295 (2DT020) . . . . . . .. , . . . . ~~~~F~~ . .. .. .. $2222 '730~1GT , ~,,Fj,. -~~·. ~~~ ~~· ... ~ 3111 '73Toyota s2444 A'1to .. air Cond. ( 126HSQ) ... '71 Ford Van $2999 Blue (9.J6SWD) .. '74 Ford Pinto $2333 Auto .• 91f. (890t<,N) ... -. . wt1"h~~., ~o J.~ rrore lStk 1172801 (Se1 tFH22H8G25tM°'d)" " . ~·'lip; ''t'.. ~t,~~.r.:-~t.~ .1r,,.:.:;;:o,; OVER 100 USED CARS-. TRUCKS & VANS TO CHOOSE FROM? '71 FORD TORINO 2 DR. ·'77 FURY 4 DR. SALON '73 OLDS DELTA 88 '72 BUICK SKYLARK WGN. '14 MUSTANG 2 + 2 '7 7 .FURY WAGON 52995 54795 '71 VOLKSWAGEN BUG -lleocx>AI llltll •"4401 4 ~ AM-HI '"""' .. ny1 s 1195 '77 GMC SIERRA 4x4 PU =-.~~:-:~:::: 55995 C'l~ll811i l~I f D '" DAIL v PILOT r ru:11y, Sep11mbw 22, 11118 A.Ito._ UteCI I .... Uted I ... · Used !Aldo•. u .. d IAMto•, UHd j A.utos. 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IE THE RIST TO OWH A 1979 THUHDERllRD '73 POMTIAC VEHTC:a ;1.a auto Iran<. factory air oower <,lee<•no and t>ratt.e~ radio 3bOJOU •8036 5 1299 '75 FORD ELITE v 8 auto 1111n~ t11e1orv aor oo w1>r stet.ronq & Drake~ AMlrM ::.loroo 224NKR. •6084 '75 FORD THUHDERllRD L anoau top V·8 auto trans tact aor p wr s1eorong owr t><ak~ P"" wtndOWS AM/FM "Jtert>O heater 1111 cruise 922NPF 118 138 s4599 '72 TOYOTA Ca.JCA ST 4 c v t 4 speed. atr cond 111on1ng radi o ,,_ ~~ eJl1,)6 ;friY,(p;1, s r699 '76 HOMPA CVCC ST ATIOM WAGON 4 cyl 4 soeed racho only 25 616 miles 1A863 19 . •80!>8 '72 POHJIAC GRAND l'RIX V·8 auto Iran'>. h1c1ory aor pawer stoor1nq br 11k1><, and window~ AM/f M radio 475MPW. #R6120 5 1599 •74 FORD PIHTO 4·cyl 4-sooed A MIFM w ith s l ereo casselle 695MCH 118157 s 1199 '77 FORD PIMTO RUH-ABOUT 4 cyl . auto trans •ad•o only 12 :>23 m1111., ~~~ 4--,.;_:.4i~-,.~;,. s2999 LTD 11 HARDTOP s4777 ;.;: GRANADA 4DOOR SEDAM V fl cru1MH>-ma1tc oower front dr<JC brJkf>'> rower steering Meet racltals I 0 22407!> 112834 V·8 automattc . oower front disc brakes rad1a1s. 111nyt rool t 0 2 14811 J276oil PINTO ~~~ PINTO 2 :: s3277 ~!" S 4 8 8 8 WOO DISCOUNT Off llfTAIL! Pt..,... ... •lot Auromattc powN rack & p1n1on s1eor1n9 PoW9f lronl d1'iC. Drakes radio aor 1tn1f'd glass deluae rrom 1,0 I !>1573 •2981 4-'1peed rack & pt01on ~•eerono power lronr disc t>fatt.e\ radio 1ontt><1 glass. wtieet covors rear delrO!ller 10 11 5693 ~3 11 '76 FOl.D F-150 4.w....eon •• V-8 nuto trans faciory air Powe< 11eenng ano brakes AM/FM radio wide 011a1 t1ros short bod F 144UG·564 70 18687 s5799 '7JGMC 4.wi-1 on •• JI-, V·8 auto trano; foclory aor pOw(ll 'it~n09 and ~~lf'.li~-·,;;4.1~. 6.11 s3999 V·8 auto lrll<ls factory 1111 oower sreer•no and b•a~es AM/FM w11h 8 track wrde oval rcres I 805334 •8753 s4999 '75 FORD ._._.,k•U. V·8 auto trans factory Jlf POWl'r "eenng & A uto I ran, • POwPr Slt'Crtng and t>fakes AM ra<J10 1804416 •P6613 s4999 -.%-'2~~;!?l~Ji~as.«91~ '3999 '77 FORD GRAMADA v 8 dUIO trans a .. GOnd oow,., '>IAer1nq ano l)(altes r<1d•O 12 103 mt1ts 068SWJ •8386 '78 FORD REST A 4 c:vt 4 •;peAC 1 TOO miles 009UCN. 118398 s3399 '7SYW BEETLE 4 c v• 4 soeeo. r,1d10 OOINUF •8459 '11 CHEVROLET MOMTECARLO V·8 dUIO lc;IClory dll 0 Wf \lflpnno t>ral<e'> & w1n<1ows AMIF M wil" 8 track ltll ·'-H•~~~"-~9 .... '11, ... j)J9Si>A-_ ~3"t"'··~,~ _,,... \= ... '77 FORD rtMTO RUH-ABOUT 4 cyt auto rr an-; f aciorv a" r 1d10 on1~ t 7 66 I mile'> s-19SXF •8390 53199 . '7 6 CHRYSLER CORDOBA Vinyl 100 II 8 llUIO tr.in .. facl ,jtr ow• 'IA('rtnQ ow• b•ak•·~ owr window~ owr <,('di, AMtr M ,1 .. ,.•n h('{llHI loll cru1"'1 960NVH •8399 s4199 '72 FORD LTO 4·DOOR HARDTOr V1ny1 100 II.ii .iu10 Iran•, pwr 'llPPrrno br 1k• -. & window~ rd(J•O /2f>FUC •851 I s1799 '74DIUMPH TR6 ROADSTER OUR PONTI ACS NOW IS YOUR OPPOltTUMrTY TOIUYAT CLOSE-OUT PRICES H UI ._.. 1~ s..,,.bHd fUt -.. 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DAILY PILOT I ' 8JI OA!LV PILOT Frioay Septem1>1t1 22 1078 I I ii-~o:.~:;: I 4 speed trans.exterior. seats. custom wneel tnm daY'"'t' jJ:rao1a1 tires. •UNI> MEW '71 LANDMARK I . r~~4A:02s,259l. ~ The "8n of vans la a11s1lable In I.AHO with your ctto1oe of chassis I 5 floor plans arran ements & special length. sea~ .. avel 1~ comfort & luxury. accessao• , .... " ~ This veo offers brand-oewoes& I VO'f •-. f nt doors to tall la~ -inislde & out. ro I and new extra lenoth. ltW«> MEW '71 VOY AGB ------ 11 PLYMOUTH VOLAIE 8 cyl. engine. auto trans. radio. heater. PQWer steenno. power brakes. w s w tires . air oond1ttonlng. vinyl toe> ( 17 •iSTK) :~aatJL. '76 DOD~E SPORTSMAN VS. automatic. power steering, po wer brakes and heater. (001M1). 54195 176 CHRYSLER CORDOIA AM/FM St91'eo. 8 cvl auto trans . hea ter . w s w tires. air conditioning, cruise. ttlt whell. P/B. P/S. vinyl toe>. (466 PKH) 54395 .. . '71 CHRYSLER UIAION 8 cvl. engine.1tu10 trans . AM/FM. vinyl top. heater. power steering, power brlf<es. wsw tires. a1r cond. (969THSJ 55395 • ... '72 FORD PINTO RUMAIOUT 4 cvl engine. 4 speed. radio. neater. white c;1dewa11 lffes. sunroof (:l18FVZI _$_1M5- 4 cyl engine. 4 spee<t, raoro, neater. wsw '""· luggage rack. 1«2 BEii 5 1195 BONUS SAVINGS ON ALL 1978 DEMONSTRATORS c. '75 PLYMOUTH VALIANT IROUGHAM 8 cyl engine. auto trans .• racho. heater. power steermg. power b1akes . w sw tire s . a" oo•s2595PSI 8 cyl A/C, P/B, P/S PJwmdows P/seats leather •nt wsw tires AM/FM stereo/8 trak. cruise oonrror. It 70 7311 -57895 r -.. _ ITS - I I on ers .ion I in )0 !ltll to 001 ext D11nting ton Beach Foantain Valley ED IT ION Afternoon N.Y. St~ks . VOL. 71, NO. 26S, 4 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TEN CENTS Fountain Valley Recall Effort Dropped By aAVMO D EST&ADA .18. Ot .... °'""'' ...... , .. ff Recall action a1a1nst thrt"e l-'ountatn Vallf"y elementuy ~c hool trustet•s died t1tlth • whimper Thursday I\ c1tuens· group launcht·d the re\·i1ll June 22 ae&Jnst trustees :itltala.. ~ .&our aen .. n Jnd Betty t1gnMnclli aftcr pro tt>i.t:-. rtaN'd O\~r budget and pro anm cutbacki. But rtcall l e sdtsr Patsy Nle1lcry 1nd1calcd Thursday nleht th~ e(fort ran out or steam and t(r<>W\d to t1 halt. M r 11 Nh.•f>ley asked s chool board members Thurild.ay to ac· ~epl $5 60 donations to each of the ~islrict'K l U n ·leA<:b.c groups moncv wai. all that was left from her group's political wurchest. All three trustee5 threatened with recaJI said they were not s urprised that the attempt fizzled Mrs. Meyers asserted that the recall was actually inspired "by special interest groups including ~Wn-Valley.-Educalion Association," the local tea chers' organization. D911f P'li.t Suff I'-• LINING UP FOR A HOT JOB PROSPECT AS FIREMAN IN FOUNTAIN VALLEY Some Brought Their Sleeping Bags and Spent the Night Waiting Burning Desire 150 L ine Up for Fire man Job About 150 prospective firefighters converged on Fountain Valley City Hall today in quest of one job that may be opening in the city's fire department. Some of the applicants arrived at the city hall steps as early as 4 :30 p.m. Thursday with the ir sleeping bags and beverage containers a nd spent the night playing cards, backgammon and s hooting the breeze. MARK KRAMER OF La Palma said he awoke at 5 a m . to find his shoes dangling from the top of the city hall flagpole. He joked that one of his competitors played the ' dirty trick. Two of the early a rrivals, Ken Madd ams or Westminster and Gary GUJ)dersen of Costa Mesa. ar e members of the La Habra Fire Department. They s aid they a re looking for jobs closer to their homes . OTHERS IN THE LINE said they were employed but were looking for advancement that they thought the f''ountain Valley job offered. Fountain Valley administrative aide Bill Ackerman said a maximum of 200 applications were to be handed out al noon ror tile JOb that pays $1,194 per month. He said applicants will be given oral, written and agility tests The Fountain Valley Fire Department c urrently is comprised or 36 employees. ~oisoner Kilb Fiv~ Dogs in NeWport By MICHAEL PASKEVICU children not t-0 touch any food SIGN OF TIMES? Lone Job Attractive Laguna Chief Sued After Tavern Fight The man slugged by Police Chie( Jon Sparks i111 a Laguna Beach restaurant June 29 wants $250.000 to compensate him for alleged injuries, humiliation and damage to his reputation. And the woman who· was with 31-year -old Delbert Mathieson of Costa Mesa during the fracas in the Ivy House Restaurant is seeking $50,000 to compensate her for her troubles. The $300,000 lawsuit file d Thurs day in Orange County Superior Court by Mathieson and Sondra Hone seeks to recover. what the pair a llege are actual and punitive dam ages. .. lt had no community support . . . they wer e pawns or the FVEA." Belgen added .. Mrs. Meyers criticized former teacher association president Ya le Wishnkk who she claims ins pired unrest in the communi- ty.. :.:..ro his own poJit.cieal gains and then left the mess for others t\lean up." Wishnick, a former teacher at Courre~es School , left the dis· tricl to accept a post with a state teacher group in Colorado. Recall group leaders said they still plan to be critical of the school board's cutbacks that are said-lo -be-needed' bttause-of enrollment declines. Mrs . Ni esley said the decision to drop the recall was based on lime constraints . Leaders believed not enough petition signatures could be gathered in lime for the November elecUon. Mrs. NieJsey said the recall group members don't pJan to fft. -99-&--unit hnupporting-schOOl board candidates in the next elec tion in March.· Reagan to Run For President? '80 Race To Focus On Taxes CHICAGO <AP ) -Ronald Reagan said today that there is a "distinct possibility" he will run for president in 1980 and that the taxpayers re volt would be a leading issue. Reagan, participating In the R e publican Party 's cross·country "Ta" Bliu," said it may take an unforeseen developme.nt to keep him out of the race. "I have not closed l he door," R eaga n sa id at a n ews conference. "The re is a distinct possibility tha t I will be a candidate." Reagan said the taxpayer revo lt which erupt e d in Cali fo rnia this year h as triggered a national reaction he thinks will carry over into the 1980 campaign. "Whether I'll be running as a candidate or whether I'll be campaigning for others. I'm going to continue to tout this a5 a part o f bas ic Republican philosophy,'' Reagan said. The "Tax Blitz" a rrived in town Thursday. with Republican Chairman BiU Brock conceding It may take years to convince working people that the GOP really wants to bail them out or thei r economic woes with a tax cul. "We're trying to change a deeply rooted impression, but I th\nk you can over a period of lime," Brock said. The blitz is promoting a var iety of R e publican tax proposals, principally a bill written by Rep. J ack Kemp, R·N.Y .• and Sen. William V. Roth, R·Del., which would cut income taxes by 33 percent over the next three years. Happiness is a Win Debbie Del Monaco. a cheerleader for Ocean V iew High School in Huntington Beach. had plenty lo cheer about Thursday night as her school's football team recorded a 23-20 win over La Quinta of Westminster in its very first varsity game. See d etails in today's sports section. Page B9. · Syria Postpones Visit From Vance RrYADH. Saudi Arabia <AP> o p p. o s i t 1 o n t o L h t! -Secretary of State Cyrus R. Israeli-Egyptian agreements. Vance wound tip talks with T he Syrian announcement Saudi leaders todav. without a said the Vance visit was being I • ' ... # • ,.. ,; ~ -..JC.',._, ~ ."1:"" .. '"" OlttleO.llfl'i ... Slatt fhpv m!lv~i nut @~;,t A bt'~ori t' ~a\"1e1~!''-~""''""""Q.c1 -- Sh°"t~Sparks not &e ·abje to • v-"'" · ""11' t ii' ttter.4' .. T h e Se n ate Finance Committee has re jected the proposal and is working on a Democratic plan calling for smaJler cuts. The House also has passed a tax-cut proposal, but it would r esult in a s malle r redu<;._tion than the GOP plan. nC •-t-v_ •' 59:U!ltfW'i! ~'fl. commitmenttosupport the Camp put off indefinitely because the I Oav~~acco r~dsW~ three·da:,:-old su.mroit meet~~ ~ ... ~~:.,.~ .,,..~, ... TF.- '• ~ .. I Mar has lured five neighborhood pets to a pain!ul death this week by setting out pie tins filled with poi s o n -lace d h amburger, Newport Beach police said today. Police are warning residents 1n the area north of MacArthur Bou levard and East Coast Highway to keep track of their vets Parents also should warn the ir High School Grid Scores The high school football season's under way a long the Orange Coast. For de· tails., see the sports pages. starting on 87. San Clemen&«! 21 Corona del Mar 7 Edison 20 c a.ayon Z4 Daaa Hllls • Loa Amigos • La Quleta . H Ocean View 13 Mlat lon Viejo u Saddlebadl 7 "We don't have a motive yet," Del. Roberts said today. "We could be talking about someone who is upset about a child being bitten or dogs running around. May be hJs cat was kilJed •. or it's jus t som eone having some m ental problems,'' he added. Seven pets have been stricken since Saturday. said Roberts. One dog recovered and another is :;till recupe r ating at a pet hospital. The type or poison used has yet to be Identified but police say it is very potent and quick actinJl. Three of the dead animals were pets or residents or Key West in Corona del Mar. tn each poisoning, an imals showed signs of intense stomach pain and stiUened legs before going into convulsions a nd dying. One or the stricken pets was a three-mo nth old Labrador retriever. Police said one resi,dent had both or his dop poisoned. Po Ii c e s a Id t h e y h a v e recovered an aluminum pie tin they bellev~ was used In at least one poisonlng. Persons with · lnformaUon about the po1RonJn111 should contact police at 644-3782. j e ventually a w ard e d th e damages, Mathieson a nd Miss Hone want the city and Ivy House ope r ator s h e ld respotmlble. · The suit a lleges the city shares r espons ibility as a co-de fendant because it, in e ffec t , condoned Sparks ' behavior by keeping h..im on as police chief. . Monarc h Bay Restaurant Corp .• Ivy House operators, are also named as a co-defendant because its workers were aware of the police chief's a lleged reputation a s "a pe r son of viole nt, vicious and d angerous character." Today, Sparks said he has not yet seen the civil complaint and <See SPAllU, Page A2) FUU AND HI GH, BURGURS LEAVE P ORTLAND. Ore. CAP> - The burglars were selective. T h ey broke into Ma raaret Winters' home while she was away. took a 1Hua from the refri&erator. cooked and ate It, and placed two dirty plate& ~al ly In the sink. And. she told pollce. they plucked all lhl' leaves from a marljuMa plant. I OHl'l r. HK . Menree e lOUISIAllA AIHHtlria • 8'ton Routt• Th is map lo cates Hackberry. La .• where a fire e rupted T hur s day at a special oil bank where the governmen\ has been filling underground caverns with ~rude oil CSec story, Page Ad ) -. ··-· ,,,. '111' ~~~-• y -. inlorme<t him it is postponing his leaders was extending t rough scheduledvlsitthere. the weeke nd. Vance 's Mid e a s t tour. ------------. m eanwhile, was being shadowed by a two -m an Arab "rejectionist" team trying to wreck the U.S. initiative. In another development, Soviet Pres ident Leonid I . Brezhnev reiterated hi.> nation's BEGIN GETS HERO'S WELCOME-A4 opposiUon to the Camp David plan today , ca llin g 1l a "separate deal" between Egypt a nd I s rael that produced "nothing but the illusion or ~ settlem ent. .. It can only make the situation in the Middle East even more explosive," Brezhnev commented in a speech in the southern Soviet Union. After a working lunch today with Prince Sultan. the actJng Saudi foreign minister, Vance ' said he and the SaudJs over two d ays held "di3cussions In depth that were absolutely essential." But, as In Jordan earlier this •e ek , ·h e reported no comm itmenL'>. Then the Syrian government announced it was postponing Vnnce's visit Saturday to Damascus, the scheduled thJrd stop or his trip, where he was going to try to temper President H a f ez A s~a d 's s taunch Or:::eci , Coa~l . ---~ Weather Patchy fog a nd lo w clouds near the coast e ar· ly Saturday becoming fair afte r mid -morn ing . Cooler . Lows tonight 57 to 62. Highs Saturday from 68 to 72 at the beaches to 80 to 85 inland. I NSIDE TODA~ Stage and screen show. sto~r Anthony floplaM' od- 111ce to young Costa Meaa ac- tors -"be careful what you Wtsh for"-<1ppl1e1 lo every· one See Page CI l•d•~ I , IU CM 84 .... Al CM ., IM1 11 Cl o.• •• ti It ,.. ___ F,,rJ~ '>Pp1111oti1•r J~ lOlfl Official Forgetful? Menwry, Not Honesty, Disputed J'aaurl'" (lWPtt? Em1,l.!I'(' •\ngt.'llk:J L asansk). ~9. :1 ('1t•('h ('OUOtt!~~. has h1·1·n l1nk1·d rom<.1 ntically \\1 t h J>rinc·<· ('h<1r l,.~ of fo:n gl.11111 ~lw It\<·~ in J>:.ins. ---- Suspect Held In Thefts at Gas Stations W1.·:-.tm1n:-.t1•r police have • 1rrf'!'\lNI u Long HPach man they ltt>l1l'\ i · ll'INJ 1:1 al1aM.•s to :,teal S!>.l.KlO from <11 11-a..,l 1·1ghl Orange County ~axolint· ..,, al wns durrng the pa:,t y1•a1 Oan W<•:-.1<'} K1·lh·}. J>I , wa!> hooke<I into Ornn)(t' County Ja1I T hursduy tind C'hur gf'd with sax <·ounts of ~ranil llwfl a nd two 1·ount:-. of comm<•rt·1al hurglary Kr lley 1~ allC'gt•d to havt• taken 1obs l.lt 1.•1ghl 1.w:-.olin<' !'\lat1ons wht·n· h<· gav<> a d1ffcrcnt narne 1·a1·h t1m1• It is all<·ged that on 111.., f1r~1 '1a v al work. he would 1ak1• a!'\ m111.~h mum·y as hc could find and lt·av<· th1.· M.'cnt', :-.aid W <·s l rn 111!'\lt• r pol 1 ce O fticer 1'.arl1.· (irJham Thn·•· of the alh·ged crrmes 111.:currl•d 1n Wc!>lm 1n1!>ter, (;r(lham i:.:11rl. Thi: other thert l> tHJrJ1<irlf•1llv tr>ok pl:ic-1.· 10 Seal lh•al't1, Orani.:t'. T11:-.11 n and l'ul ll•rton Services Set For Youth, 17 W/\S lll NC'l'ON !A l'> I ormt"r CIA Olrf'c•tor RlchJrd lt,.lmt •11lc1 tndai v lhat fnrrn~r \11 urnt·, (,l•n1·r .11 Nlt"hollu1 t\ 1ttz.-nbru h rnuhl not huv .. told th~ truth wtw11 ht• •wurl' he could n1H r1•1·all t11l.'tttlnf( with Helrn!I 11l1nul lh•· hJndll n1it of 8 sovuit 111 fr<'lllr \ 1111 N<r.t•nko 11111 llr•lm.., lttlt-t <"ll11 1fh·1I Uu1.I c fl rll mc•11I ,wtl ~.1111 ht· "didn't 11wu11 lo 111111ly that tu.: luhflt-d 11111ruthfuJh ,. t• " I I f ,. I II •t .J l ll ti 0 u' c ., "," , , 1nut1 on' ru m ni It l 1• 1· h c •I t I n •' o n I h l' ti e U l h u f I', ,.,11Jt·nl Kt•nnl.'dY . llt-lmi. 11r1 "l'nh'<i 11wm1,_-,.of hiti rnec11n~ \o\ 1th t\ cal 1t•ntw1·ta lo dtstu1111 the ...;-.~Q n11al1cr /\ortl 2. 1964 (} .. Nazis Endorse Prop. 6 I.OS AN<.a;i.t-:s (/\I') The '\ ,1 1 1 on a I Soc 1 ;_1 I 1 i.. t W h It e Pt'opk'i.. Party, formerly the American Nazi Party, has of· fered to support state Sen John liriggs· unti·gay initiative. but nn1rns' :11<1c called the orrer ..iarbage" today In a letter to Uriggs, R· Fullerton, the Nazis . endorsed Proposition 6. which would pro· vide for dismissal of homosexual teachers from state schools. The Nazis offered to supply speakers in s upport of the amendment ond authorized Briggs lo use their party name. B ri ggs' s pokes man Don Sizemore said today that the -.enator would "be repulsed" by l>uch a letter but that the stair had not st:en 1t. "If It was received It would go right in the garbage," Sizemore s aid. The Nazi letter says: "Our storm troop section is always re· ady to t.axe to the streets in s up· port of our policy. If needed ror d e monstrations or counter· demonstrati1ms, we could put a s mall but effective force into ac· t1on." The letter also s uggested that the party may be used where Briggs' present political condi· tion would leave him in a "de· l1cate situation " ll did not t'1 a borate. NSWPP staff member J erry Wes ton of Arlington. Va . t'Sli m ated the party m em· bership in Orange County at SO. Hair Removal Finn Hit by $30,000 Fine Three manufacturers and pro· moters of firms using an "elec· tronic tweezers" for hair re· mova l have been fined $30,000 and ordcrl'd to modify all future an advertisements. Oranf(e County Superior Court Judge Claude Owens issued an A fum·ral ma'>:-. i:-. ~.rhcduled Injunction Thursday forbiddin)( the defendants to claim without Saturday morning ror Jo'ountwn qualifying language that the Va ll1•v llai.:h Sl'hool !>ludent "depilatron" device permanent· MH·had Haymond Fierro. 17, ly removes hair. who 1lt1'<I W1·r1nesday from 1·Qmpl11·,1t1111\-. hrnughl on by Ol·pd a tr o n , In c and 111ll!'\('1tldr dy:-.trnphy Ocpilatron Sales Inc. were fined St·1·v1cC's will heJ(1n 11t 10 $10,000 each. Fined $5,000 each 11:Clurk at Holy Spirit Catholic were Oepilatron Professional <:twrc·h in f'ountain Valley <.;enter and Seligman & Latz. Tht· yc111th. a !'>Cnior 1n high Inc .• tht! owners of a chain or ... chool. had been confined to a beauty salons. whcelchuir He i.s survived ~y The sull was filed in.1976 by his parents, Arthur a nd Mana the state attorney general's of· llelm11 told the v•nel ttiat his l u w ycr recently contacted Katienbnch to d\1Nu1s Helm11' re<'ollectioru or the meclln~ Katzenbach on Thu n.day denied under oath lh<at he hud any recollt•ction of such a m eetln.i nod 1ul!d he felt sure be would huvc remi'mbered any dellolcd d1:wusis1Qn or the case ('ommlltcl' ('hu1rman Louil; StokciJ. O Ohio. listened to Hdrns' uccowit and t.ben asked. · Then Mr K ult.enbac h's 1>tutcmc11t could not be t~ue . could it''" .. "No. 1t could not, Helms replied Later. how~ver, llelms s aid lus lawyer "tells me he feels l (fi d Katz en b-&-e-~ a di1>scrvt('t' /\II I meant to say wus that 1 1.:uuldn't comment on Mr Katzenbach's memory I didn't mcun to imply that he testified untruthfully." Katzenbach was deputy attorney general al the lime ?f Kennedy's assassinatton in Oullas on Nov. 22, 1963. lie subsequently served us attorney general and now i!'\ a counsel to IOM Corµ. There was no 1mmcd1ate comment from him today on llelms' testimony. N osenko defected to lhe United Stat.es in 1964. claimin.: he had been a h igh·ranking Sovi et KGB official and had ext e nsive knowledge of Lee Harvey Os wald '11 activities during hill three-year stay In Russia T he Warren Commission chose nol to question Nosenko during It.a investigation or the murder of Kenn e dy . The to m mission concluded thal Os wald was the lone assassin. llt>lm s. then a deputy director or the CIA. satd the agency con111dered it "a matter of the utmos t importance " t o determine whether Nosenko was a legitimate defector or a Soviet plant. The agency at first believed him to be a plant and expressed th a t opinion to the Warren mm~ __ But in April 1964, Helms said. he and other agency officials were making plans to confine Nose nk o in "Spartan circumstances" for intensive questioning. lie s aid he and other CIA officials met with Katzenbach and other Justice Department officials to discuss Nosenko's legal status . Although John McCone wllS CIA director when the Warren Commission was conducting Its probe in 1964. Helms was head of the agency's clandestine services and was heavily involved in Its dealings with the <'Omm ission. Helms was CIA director from 1966 to 1973. Pursued Car Slams Another; Fo~ Hurt Four people were cntically an· JUred in Anaheim late Thursday night when a car being pursued by Cypress police crashed into a noth er a uto a nd burst an flames. Anaheim police said the two men in the chased car were seriously burned over much of their bodies. Their auto was engulfed in flames after it slammed into another car shortly after 11 p.m . at Lincoln Avenue and Beach Boulevard. Neither man has bee n iden- tified. Both men were t aken to the burn center at UC l Medical Center and both were said lo be in critical condition today Also injured when their auto was hurled an estimated 115 feet when hit from the rear by the car being chased was a Buena Park couple, Vincent Iasparro, 42, and Mary laspurro, 40 Cypress police said the two· Fro.Page A I SPARKS •.• wil l not co mm e nt on its allegations until he t alks with his attorney. • Laguna Beach City Manager Fred Solomon said Malhieson's earlier claJm for damages has been turned over to the city's insura nce carrier. Solomon also said Sparks was not acting as an employee of the city the evening or the alleged unp r ovoked a ss ault on Mathieson. . The incident touched off the police chief's suspension without pay and a s ub sequent reinstatement that drew biller c riti c is m from c ity police officers. Sparks fell short or admitting he assaulted Mathieson when in a Municipal Court action he pleaded no contest to an assault charge and P.ajd a $SOO fine. mile chase or the two men In the 1966·model car began wtien an o ffic e r noticed what he d esc ribed a s s uspicious behavior When he attempted to hail the .,1110 to a curb stop, the car's· driver s ped off and the chase that c nd<:d with the crash was on. police said 2Homes Hit As Fireirorks Start Blaze County (ire officials have blamed illegal fireworks for the start of a fire near Oranf e that caused an estimated 5 1,000 worth of damage to two homes Thursday. Fire Capt Bruce Turbeville ~aid the roof fire s tarted by some sort of firework device al 12902 Rosiland Street sent wind hl own s parks lo housetops a block away One of 'those roofs. at 12892 Loretta St., burst into flames. Turbeville said. By the time firefighters who were called to the scene shortly before 3 p.m .. the roof at the Rosiland Street address was blazing and about 30 minutes later there were names shooting skyward from the Loretta Street home. Turbeville said today that illegal fireworks have caused more than $100,000 worth of fire damage in county protected fire areas since July 6. The fire captain also said it Is not yet known who either hurled or fired the firework device that is tarted Thursday's fires. Fierro: brothns, J esse a nd fie<: on behalf or the California Patrick. and sister Sherrie all of Department of Consumer Af·. · The Mathieson civil s uit says the al leged a SIJ ault was l>PW ......... EDGAR BERGEN AND FRIENDS IN 1938 PHOTO He, Ch9f'U. ~ar1hy, MortlmeJ an.rd Retiring_ Team Retires Charlie, Edgar Still Bicker By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD CAP) -After 56 years or partnership. you might think Charlie McCarthy would show a little gratitude when Edgar Bergen announced their retirement. Not so. "How can you retire when you haven't worked since you met me?" was the monocled dum my's wide-eyed response when Bergen said at a news con· r e rence Thurs da y that America's best·known ventrllo· quist act was easing out or show business. Singer Andy Willlams was on hand to say the bickering pair will be ma.king their final ap· pear ances with him at Caesar-. Palace in Las Ve gas and at December concerts in Cleveland and Cincinnati. Bergen has been the fall guy for his ill·tempered, top·hatted partner since 1922, and thln((s weren't much dirrerent Thur!> day. "It h asn't b ee n easy," McCarthy said of his years with Ber~en . "The man has no talent." Although the partners · show business career will officially end, Ber~en . 75, said he might make a few charily appearances and will keep McCarthy for the rest or his life. After that the dummy will have a home at the Smithsonian Ins titution. Bergen's lips may move when Nixon R eturn To Politics Nixed in Poll SAN FRANCISCO CAP > A large majority or Californians disapprove of form er President Nixon resuming his political career as a candidate for office or as the U.S. ambassador to China. pollster Mervin Field said today. According to the poll. about three ·quarters or the 543 CallfornJans surveyed said they would not vote ror Nixon if he ran for a Senate seat. By the same margin, those quest1ont.-d said the former president would hurt t h e c h ances of other candidates if he campaigned on their behalf. However. the poll also showc.'<1 that more people forgive Nixon r o r his Involv e ment In Watergate. wi th 43 percent s upporting the f orme r president's pardon • • •• • • • he throws his voice. but that hasn't kept hi m from making millions with McCarthy . the doltish Mortimer Snerd. the old maid Effie Klinker and other dumm l~. Bergen said Charlie was born in \922. "but I've alwayo; thought or him as an 11 or l2·ycar-old ." The duo started 1r. small night c lubs and vaudeville. but didn't really become famoui.. until they started their radio show May 9. 1937 For year., the program was radio's No : shl)w Chari it ·., I cud with W C FieldH became legendary over the airwavci.. with the two con st anlly trying to outdo each other's insults • McCarthy· "/\re you eating d tomato or Is that your nose"" Fie lds : "Why you blockhead' I'm going to reed you into a pen· cil sharpener .. Be rgen and McCarthy later moved to television. but never matched their radio success A genera tion w<>a ned o n television knows Bergen ma1nJy as the rather of actress Candie•· Oergen He and his wife. former model Frances Westerman. also huve a teen.age son. James Fife Dead at 89; Rites Slated A rosary will be recited t on 1 g h l r or re t 1 red Pac 1 f u · Te le phone Company official James Emmett Fife. 89. of Hunt 1nf(ton Beach. who died Sept 16. The rosary will begin al 7:30 v.m at Pierce Brother~ Smith Mortuary. J\ mass of the Chns tian bunal is scheduled for 10 :30 a m Saturday al St Mary'.; by the Sea Catholic Church 1n Hunt tn~ton Beac:h A Hunllngton Beach resident for more than 20 years. Mr. Fife worked for the telephone com pany ror 30 years. Ile was a m ember of the American J\ssociat1on of Retired Persons and the P ac1r! ... Tl'le phone Company Pioneer'> Club. Mr. Fife ls survived by sister. Margaret Fife Goddard or Ohio. daughter. Shirley Zeimantz; of I.a C rescenta . gr andc hildren .Jeffrey Ze1munlz of Huntington fi(•uch. James Zeimantz of Santa Ana, Thomas Zeimantz of Hawa11 .rn d John Ze 1manlt of La CrcHcenta. • • • • • I ... 4,~~ -~~~~~.(fl; Cosmetology and vthe Orange County District Attorney's of· hcc. , 1,11;1 PJ'Q.Y-Qk ed . · ''ft{~tfriil~--·••~ om.etc driver in addition to being punched by the police chief was pinned in a restaurant booth by u table slammed against him und attacked about the race with a sharp object. • ,, -( ... • jJ ~~_, '~~~ I l tJttrm~OT.; "~---- Soviet Crop Good MOSCOW ( J\ P I President Leonid I Rrezhnev declared lo· 1lay lh<' Soviet Union will have "a J(ood harvest" this yenr. ORANGE COAS'f " 1 DAILY PILOT ~• OI•"•'"• t04'11" l•llAt w 1tn#f\1thl\(oft1 ,,,.4(tw,,..tw I'••"' f•,,t.t•~llff'-t')ttt"'P .. •f'Jh.'1•1'11 JI ·"'f''f' \,..o,u••"••fhlft *'' """'' .1\ .. ,,"' ...,1'1 "'' ...... ,, .. -. , .. ,."' .. "' ~ t .... 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""t0•01111f"t4• '" ,~,,' •••uq,,n1I"'' S40·1,70 Spark Ignites Brush Fire Near UC lroine A fire set off by 8 hot spark from a welding torch burned about five acres of the Sen Joa quin Marsh near the campus of UC Jrvinc Thursday. There were no injuries aa 40 fi remen slogged throu1h dense vegetation with h 11ndheld firehoses for three hours before the fire was extinguished. Firefighters said the same fire on normal terrain would have taken only about 15 mlnutcs to douse. Workmen were bulldln1 a rence In the area, east or the In· t enectlon of Campus and Univenlly drives, when a draft sent a shower ol 11perk11 Into the brm1h . firemen !laid. 1''irc men sold there wore no apparent lnjurl•s amony the duck populetlon. which ound heller In ponds eloo1 Campus Drive. Trame was disrupted whHe nremcn battled the blue, wblch sent up n large plume of moke. That sharp object is believed to have been the stem or a flower the chief allegedly clutched in his fist The Mathieson complaint keys the humiliation section of the suit a round aJlegedly slanderous remarks purportedly made by the chief when police officers rushed lnt.o the restaurant in response to a disturbance call. Their chief, who witnesses said hurried from the restaurant as his orncers arrived, allegedly referred to Mathieson H "a trouble·maklng fa11ot" a nd did not m ention his part In the fracas. Gift Probe Due WASlllNOTON CAP) The White House has promised a quick and open lnQulry Into ae tlvltles of a Cart.el' family friend who acknowledges he took a $10,000 Sill for his youth pro· 1rams from a bu11lnes1man who wanted an appolntmont to talk with government offlclals about a hu1e fl'deral 11r11nt • • • • ; • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • FOR • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ALL • • • • • • • • • YOUR • • • • • • • • • CARPETING • • • • • • • • NEEDS DEN'S ~~·,;pe~· .·:, :inSiBiiBtiiiti: ·custom draperies I • ,).,, i. •• ~-;·. linoleum• wood floor 9'2627 • PHO NE 046 •133:; 046 2l~5 Irvine Ot T l 0 N • • Tod ay's Closing N.Y. Stoeks I' VOL. 71 , NO. 265, ~SECTIONS, 48 PAGES • TEN CENT·..-~) -T Hehns Raps Ex-official's 'Meniory' WASlllNGTON f AP > Former CIA Dtrec&or Ricb•rd 11.ilm• a..Sd lod•y lh•l former Attorney Genera l Nicholas Kuttenbarb tOl.l.ld DOI have LOkl the truth when hi!' awore he could not recall med.Ina with lleln'UI Ubout the handllna... ot • Soviet defttlor, Yw1 NQl.enko. But •lelm1 later t'la rifled that t-omment and said he "didn't niean lO imply that he testitled untruthfully_" T e l t ify ln ij a t a ll OU•e ••••.,sln1 t Io n a comm lttee ho ar n e o n the d e ath ot P resident K ennedy, lielms presented memOM of hil meetlnl( with K•tz.e.nbach to dl1cu11 the Nosenko matter April 2, 198'. Helms told the panel that hls l•w yer recently contacted Katzenbach to diaCWl8 Helma' recollections of the meeting:. K atze nb1:1c h o n Thur s day denied under OOth that he had any recolltiction o f su ch a meetlng and said he felt 11ure he would have remembered any dellliled discussion of lhe case. Oommlttee Chai,rman Loui s Stok es. O Ohio, listened lo Helms' ace<>Wlt and then asked ,' ''Th e n Mr . Katzenba ch's statement could not be true. could it7" "No, it could not," Helms replied. Later . however, lle lms said Reagan to Run For President? • • • Balanced Budget Urged Sen . C arl T Curtis, R Ne bra11ka, call e d today ror enactment of a constitutional a mendment that would force the federal government to balance its annual budget. Curtis said he has sponsored s uch an amendment for more than a quarter of a century and it is just now beglMing to at- tract substantial s upport in Congress. 1'he Nebraska Republican was in Orange County today to alve a s peech tn Newport Beach at an assembly of the Americanism Educational League. In terms of continuous service FUU AND HIGH, BURGURS L E.4.J-'E PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - The burglars were selective . They broke into Margaret Winte rs' home while she was away, took a pizza rrom the refrigerator, cooked and ate it, <tnd placed two dirty plates neat ly in the sink. And, she told police, they plucked all the leaves from a marijuana plant. Five Dogs • I PoISoned On Coast By MIOIA.EL PASKEVICH OI -DMlf PllMSWf in Congress, Curtis is the top A dog poisoner in Corona del man on the Republican ladder Mar has lured rive neighborhood having been firs t elected to lhe pets to a painful death this week llousc of Representatives In 1939 by setting out pie tins filled with ;ind then moving on to the pois on -laced hamburger , Senate in 1955. He is retiring at Newport Be a ch polic e said the end of the year. today. In the prepared text covering Police are warning residents his speech in Newt>ort Beach, in the area north of MacArthur the 73-year-old legislator pre· Bouleva rd and Eas t Coast dieted bis proposed constilu· }lighway to keep track of their tional amendment Will someday pets. -be enacted. Parents also should wam their "I bclieve'that we should com-children not to touch any food pel the 11ovcmment to reduce ex-they may find outdoors, said pcnditurcs and to balance lihe Detective Lee Roberts. budget," Curtis said. "We don't have a motive yet," "The only way we ca n do this Del. Roberu; said today. "We is by amending our constitution could be talking about someone to provide that Congre!:s and the who is upset about a child being president must live within their bitten or dogs running around. means." Maybe his cal was killed .. or it's Curtis also said a tax cut is jus t some one having s ome needed to stimulate the nation's mental problems," he added. economy Seven peL'i have been stricken "If this is properly done," tht> since Saturday, said Roberts. senator sa.id, "revenues can be One dog recovered and another increased instead of decreased." is still recuperating at a pet He said pendin.1; leg1s-lation hos~ital. I that would reduce capital gains T e type of ~.Ison used ~as To Focus On Taxes CHICAGO CAP) -Ronald Reagan said today that there is a "distinct possibility" he will run for president in 1980 and that the taxpayers revolt would be a leading issue. Reagan, participating in the Republican Party 's cross-country "Tax Blitz," said it may take an unforeseen development to keep him out of the race. "I have not closed the door," Reagan .s aid at a news conference. "There is a distinct poaalbllltr, that 1 will be a candidate.· Re agan said the taxpaye r r e volt which e rupt e d in California this y ear has tM11gered a _naUooal reaction t)e thinks will carry over into the 1980 campaign. "Whether I 'll be running as a candidate or whether I 'll be campaigning for others, I'm going to continue to tout this as a part of bas ic R e publi c an philosophy," Reagan said. The "Tax Blitz" arrived in town Thursdar, with Republican Chairm-an Bil Brock conceding it may take years to__..convince working people thar the GOP really wants to bail them out of their economic woes with a tax cul. "We 're trying to change a deeply rooted impression, but I think you can over a pe riod or CSee REAGAN, P11e AZ) Deal, his lawyer '"tells me he feels I did Mr . Katzenbach a di sservice. All I me ant to say was that I couldn't comment on Mr. Katzenbach's memory. I didn't mean to imply that he testified untruthfully.·' Katzenbach was deputy attorney general at the Ume of Kennedy 's a ssassination in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963. He subsequently served as attorney general and now is a counsel to IBM C-Orp. The re was no immediate comment from him today on Helms' testimony. Nosenko defected to the United States in 1964. cletmina: he had been a hlgh·rank\ng Soviet KGB official and bad extensive knowledge of Lee }larvey Oswald's activities during his thre.year sl•Y In Russia. The Warre n Commission ; f ...,.,__..,. .............. SMOKE RISES OYER UC IRYINE MAlllH THURllOAY Spark From We lder'• Tore" Bl•med '°' Brush Fire Welding Ignites Blaze-Near UC/ A fire set off by a hot spark from a welding torch burned about five acres or the San Joa- quin Marsh near the campus of UC Irvine Thu rsday. There were no injuries as 40 riremen slogged through dense v e g e tation with hatidheld rirehoses for three hours before the fire was extinguished. Firefighters said the same fire on normal terrain would have taken only about 15 minutes to douse. Workmen were building a rence in the area, cast of the in- Myna ters ection of Campus and University drives, when a draft sent a shower of sparks into the brush. firemen said. Firemen said lhere were no apparent Injuries among the duck population, which round shelter in ponds along Campus Drive. - Trarfic was disrur,ted while riremen battled the b a.ze, which ;ent up a large plume ol smoke. Younger Hits Cay Police chose not to question N98enko during ill Investigation of the murder fir Kenne dy . Th" commissio n conclude d thitt Oswald was lbe lone assassin. Helm•. then a deputy director of the CIA. s aid the agency · considered It .. a matter of lhe utmost importanc e '' t o determine whether Nosenko 'lfa& a le1lttmate defector or a Soviet plant. ~'s Chief Hit By Suit The man slugged by Police Chief Jon Sparks in a Laguna Beach restaurant June 29 wantA S~.000 to compensate him for alleged injuries, humiliation and dam age to his reputation. And the woman who was with 31-year-old Delbert Mathiesoa of Costa MeSa-dui'ing the fracas in the Ivy House Restaurant is seeking $SO,OOO to compensate her ror her troubles. The $300,000 lawsuit fil ed Thursday in Orange County Superior Court by Mathieson and Sondra Hone seeks to recover what the pair allege arfl actual and punitive damages. Should Sparks not be able to 'oot the bill if they art' eventually awa rd e d th e damages, Mathieson and MiSli Hone want the city and Ivy House ope rato r s h e ld responsible. Th e suit alleges the city shares responsibility as a eo·defendant becauae It. in eff ect, condoned Sparks' behavior by keep1ng him on ais police chief. Monarch Bay Res lauran1 Corp., Ivy House operators, are alto named u a co-defendant because Its workers were aware of the police chief's allej-ed reputation a s "a person of violent , vicious and dangerous character.·· Today, Sparks said he has not yet seen the civil complaint and will not comme nt o n ils allegations until he talks with his attorney. Laguna Beach City Manager Fred Solomon said Mathieson's earlier claim for d<tmages has been turned over to the city 's insurance carrier. Soll;unon atso said Sparks was not acting as an employee or the City the everung of-the alleged unprovok e d ass ault on Mathieson. The Incident touched orf the police chiefs suspension without pay and a s ub se qu~nl reinstatement that drew bitter c ritic ism from city police officers. Spark.-; fell short of admitting he assaulted Mathieson when i.n a Municipal Court action he taxes as well as income taxes yet ~o . be ident1f1ed but po~ce · should be enacted say 11 is very potent and· quick ,._ . ..~~.,:.Al. . .t aclln•. Jail Bird's Words Immured SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -pleaded no contest to an assault Homosexu.als should be kept off cbargeandS?aidaS500fine. California police rorce&, At-The Mathieson civil suit says torney General Evelle Younger the al le11ed _assault w 11 :s says . unprovoked. .,...._,,,...~Aramir!>~'lli'if'-J• -~1' .. ,i[!Y-"•W:-,,t'>l'r.Ai:ad..Jloi,~mlliai!I•~,. 'F~~;'BJjL~A~l~R~,~N!i.\cb. c AP l -Wa shington County · -.,., were'liCT!t"~~ -.~ . ·~·-have.~n "ail bird on their • incre ase revenue by lowering W 1 . n -d 1 Ma ·d·-· ·· (f'' ~ ..( .1.r:J.ho'' ""' -· ,_ A tax rates es in ..,..,rona e r han s -i s a 'm a. F , 'Tl'"1"' ~w;atfl;,~?'(i · In each poisoning, animals The bird was left on a Blair couple's doorstep (See BA.LANCE, PageZJ showed signs of lqtense stomach with a note that said , "My naine is Benji." Co as I Weath er pain and stiffened legs before A h ·u will k h r 30 d ·d ·r going Into convulsions and ut on es eep t e myna or ays , an 1 no dying. one claims him, he will ~o to the couple . One of the stricken pet& was a Meanwhile, Benji sits in a ca(!'.e in the sheriff's three -month old Labrador office -coughing, whistling, exclaiming: "Oh, God'' retriever. Police s aid one or "Oh, Lord," and occasionally uttering something resident had both or his dogs that sounds like .. -Deal the cards ." poisoned. Deputies say they're watching their language - P o lice s aid they have t,heydon'twantBenjitopickupanynewwords. recovered an aluminum pie tin they believe was used In at leaat one poisoning. Persons with information about the poisonin11s should cootact police at 644-3782. Irvine Name U se The 5an Francisco Chronicle It claims the Costa Mesa truck reported Thursday .that the dr iver In addition to being Republican candi$fate for gov-punched by the police chief was l~~~-•,.11!ll!4C-.l\.nf!.cd in_ a restaurant booth by -~~Th~ . attempted unsuccessfully to rlre and attacked about the face With a homosexual deputy •ttorney a sharp object. generar. but was forced by courts to rehire him . Bomb Blasts Bus JERUSALEM CAP> -A ter- rorist bomb exploded in an empty lDW'lst bus in Jeru.salem on Thursday. That sharp object is believed to h • ve been the s tem or it flower the chie r al legedly clutched in his fist. The Mathieson complaint keys the humlliaUon section of the suit around aUe1edly sl1Dderous (See 8PA&lt8, P11e AZ) Patchy fog and low clouds near the coast ear- ly Saturday becoming fair arter mid -morn i n11 Cooler. l..<lws tonight 57 to 62. Hi&hs Saturday from 68 to 72 at the beacheM to 80 to 85 inland. I NSIDIE T ODA l' SCOQ~ bnd acr~en •how .stopper AftthorW lloplmu' ad- triot to OrQllOf Coad OCCora - "bf cor.,.,itdtol you wilh /or" School Plan OK in Irvine Cordon Bleu Suing High School Grid Scores The h.igh school football season's under way a.Joni the Orange Cout. For de- tails, see the sports paiet1, starting on 87. l l ' l r " l • f ' __ ,. ___ ... ,,.,,.tJ. i : I ---. . ..... ,. --... ~ .. .. ... N .,.,. .. 4: .. Ct·te .. Ir v ine planning com missioners unanimous ly ap· proved plans 1bUl'lday Ulat will allow a company to open Ill third preschool in Irvine. American Pre-Schools of Newpar\ Beacb alre•dY runs • s chool in the Deerrield ncl1hbortlooct and "'°4be4,.l:lifllr the Park West "P•rtment.s. ~ The newest •ch'bol , which is expt cted to open In a bout o year willbebu1ltoffLuke Road, In Wood bridle. Plana , call for 90 t!bJldren and 1tven tnstructor1. Tbeachool boun wtll be6:30 a.m. to8:30p.m. LOS ANGELES <AP ) -Two little words, "Cordon Bleu" - lhey mean blue rlbbon In P'rtnch -are the subject of • Sl mWion Jawautt filed by the ramed Cordon Bleu cooking scbool In Paris. France, against an Irvine woman'• school wllh a slmll•r name. Pfl'---f'M'frt• woman Bonnie T11k1matau, wi ll be ilfiowed to continue lll'llng the Cordon· Bleu name at lcasl temporarily, " redtr1I Judgu ruled Thurld1y, but she hu 111greed to make a •mall chan1e tn the name pend- tn1 a trial ot tha luuu. I Mn. Takamatsu wlll now c•ll her school Bonnie Heather's Cordon Bleu Cookin1 School. She used her middle name, Heither, 1he explaloed, because het Jut n.ame "IOUnds Ortental and It 's a rather European school." The French school h•d asked U.S. District Jud«e Lau1hlln E. Watora to 1top Mrs. Takamatau rrom uslna: the n•me Cordon Ble u, but the Judie declined Thur1day to l~sue a tempor1ry re&tralning order and Instead or- dered a mid-October hearlna: on ~ requeSl for D prcllmJnary ln- JUnctton. Mr1. Takamatau craduated from the French Kbool Jn 1970 and saya she knows the owner, Mme. Ellsabeth Bruaant, who l• 80. "Ob, yes, I know her very well. She 1ave me my exam1," Mrs. TU1m1tau said. Mrs. T•lr•matsu's attorney, Ken Kudan, salCI he plans to Ole 11 counttrclalm aaatnst the Frenc:,h 1cbool 1eekln1' to cancel Ill tr1demarka on tbe lrounds they were improperly issued. Cordon Bleu should not be a trademark, •1.y s K11dan, betau•• the words altnply mean blue rtbbon. ' ' . Saa 'c1emea1e Coroaa def Mar F.dllOll Caayoa Da•• KWs Loa Ami ... La«hlbl&a Ocean Vkrw all11looVlejo Soddl-k •• 1 ,. •• • • , . .. l! ' I I .-tZ OAJL Y PILOt Syria' Snubs Vance Pact Op~sition lnleruifying RJYAOll, S.;udl \rubl• CAPJ S~crnarv of tetf' C'yrus H \ a nr.,. wound up lalk'i with. .;11 ud1 leud.-,... todit\ without 11 ·omm1lment to su~wrt the Camp u av Id P«'ace accord•. and tia rd Un .. S yrla •bruptly .nrurm~ tum it '' poetponln1 tn· tltflntt~ly h•• 'cbeduled vl11t there ~ut an('\' n td t.be delay 1s only for a day Vanc.-'s M1d\'a11 t tour n1eanwhllt', ~&.'I ~•n& l\hadoWf'd b) a t w o man A rab r\')ectlon111t.. t.-.. m trylnl lo wreck lh<' \1 S 1nil1auv In a n C'lt ht•r d~\·t lopmt"nl , --- Sov(et Prosld t nL Leonid I H,..lbotv rdt.ntt.c:I hiJ n•lion'a Ql)po11lUon t.o the Camp Oavltl plan today . tia ll1n1 1l • "1eparale deal" IM-lwH n E1ypt and larul th1t produced "nothlol but th~ 11lu111on of tt Hlllement. II tan only make the situation tn the Middle East tv~n more explo~tve." Breihnev commented 1n a lll>"Ct\ ln the southern Sov1rl Union. After & worklruc luJ'lch lodey ~1th Pnnce Sult.an, thti acUna Saudi fotttan m1n11tcr, Vance Hid h• and the Saudis over lwo day• held "di!)cl.llalon.11 In depth lh11t were absolutely essential.·• Hut. H ln Jordan earlier lbls w t'e k . h t' r e ported no commitments. Then the Syrhtn government announced lt waa poalponina Van ce '• vlalt Saturday to , OamHCUI. tta. ~btdwtd tbJrd 11top of his trip, where he was aolnfl to try lo temper President ff afei Asaad 's Ha unch o pp oJtti on lo th e llraoU-Egyptlan agreements. The Syrian announcement •aid the Vance viait was being put off lndeflnitely because the three-day-old swnmit meeting In Oamascua of hard·llne Arab' leaders was extendin1 t.brouah the weekend. It said Assad apologized to Vance for the ' Pursued Car Slams ····-----l . OC:DPYenwlCt:.. ---·--·--~· -·---··-··-~ • Ml•" ......... ,.... Th ere ~as no immediate LINING UP FOR A HOT JO& PROSPECT AS FIREMAN IN FOUNTAIN VALLEY Another.; F o ur H urt explanallon of any likely ~---8 ..... _ w ttl additional r easons behind ~ rought 11-.lr Sleeptng B•g• •nd SJ)9nt th• Night • ng t~our s>e01>le were <'ntically 1n 1ured in Anaheim late Thursday night when a car being puFiued by Cypress police crashed into another auto and burst In names. Anaheim police said the two m e n in the chased car were seriously burned over.:iucb of their bodies Their auto wa!> engulfed in flames after it slammed into another car shortly after 11 p.m at Lincoln Avenue and Beach Boulevard. Neither man has been iden tified. Both men were taken lo the bum center at UCI Medical Center and both were said to be in critical condition today. Also iltjured when their auto was burled an estimated t lS feet when bit from the rear by the car being ch ased was a Buena Park couple, Vincent lasparro, 4.2, and Mary Iasparro, 40. Cypress police said the lwo- mile chase of the two men in the 1966-modet car began when an o fficer noti ced wh at h e de s cribed a s s uspi cio us behavior F...-PflfleAJ When he attempted to bail the auto to a curb stop, the car's driver Rped off and the chase that ended with the crash was on, police said. IAbor l tem Non,.wUon HARTFORD. Conn . CAP> -The Coalition or Labor Union Women sold seven T-shirts emblazoned with the CLUW logo until a discovery prompted a recall -the shirts were made in ooo-union shops in the Pflilippines. The CLUW had set up a table at the annual Con· necticut State Labor Coun· ell convention that began Wednesday. Other tables held pamphlets, buttons, posters a nd bumper stickers wging support for organized labor. The idea -the T-shirts notwithstanding -was to buy products made in America by union mem- bers. ) S yria 's la s t -minut e postP.<>nement of the visit. Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy and Palestinian cbier Vasser Arafat left the Damascus summit today and unexpectedly traveled to Jordan, where they met with King Hussein In an apparent bid to talk him into jouung their "rejectionist" froot agaimt the Camp David plan. M eanwbile , Egyptian President Anwar Sadat is willing to "assume the Arab role" In negotiating the future of the West Bank and Gaza if J orda n and other Arab states reject the framework produced by t he Camp David summit, according to Jett.en released by the White House today. Although so mewh at a mbiguous, the language in the letters appean to hold out the po11lbiUty that a Palestinian Arab civU government could be set up fOf' the territory without the consent of Jordao, which once controlled it. Sadat said he would be prepared to enter negoliaUons on the West Bank and Gaza ·'following consultations with Jordan and lhe representatives or the Palestinian people," but gave no commitment to follow th ei r l ead in a n y s u c h negotiations. 50 Line Up for Fireman Job A bout 150 prospective firefighters conver ged on Fountain Valley City Hall today in quest or one job that may be opening in the city's fire department. Some of the applicants arrived at the city ball steps as early as 4:30 p.m. Thursday with their sleeping bags and beverage containers and spent the night playing cards, backgammon and shooting the breeze. MAil& KRAMER OF La Palma said he awoke at s a.m. to find his shoes dangling from tbe top of the city ball n agpole. He joked that one of his competitors played the dirty trick. Two or the early arrivals, Ke-n Maddams or Westminster and Gary Guodersen of Costa Mesa. are members of the La Habra Fire Department. They said they are 1ooting for jobs closer lo their homes. OTBEaS IN THE LINE said they were employed but we re looking for advancement that they thought the Fountain Valley job offered. Fountain Valley administrative aide Bill Ackerman said a maximum of 200 applications were to be handed out at noon ror tbe )Ob lbal pays $1 ,194 per month. He said applicants will be given oral, written and agility tests. The Fountain Valley Fire Department currently 1s comprised or 36 employees. SIGN OF TIMES? Lone Job Attrec1lve Y o11ng Cyclist H urt; D river Flees Scene A lS·year·old Irvine boy wa~ knocked lo the pavement off bis motorcycle Thursday by a car whose driver sped away without stopping, police said today. BALANCE •. "Our tax rates are already too high and inflation has made the situation worse. Would-lie Worker 'Volunteers' Kevin P e lthman. of 4101 Salacia Drive. was treated at Tustin Community Hospital for- a s prained wrist and scraped knee. then released to go home. Peithman told police he was riding in <1n alleyway behind a savings <1nd loan firm in the Walnut Shopping Center, al Walnut Avenue and Culver Drive. when he heard a loud engine roar. "A lax reduction program pro. perty formulated can result in more revenue nowing into the treasury,•• CurtJs said. Bui, Ford Motor Co. Not Convinced He Has Better Idea In addition to favoring a balanced budget and lower tax rates, Curtis said he supports policies that would eliminate ad· ding any new government pro· grams . Also. the Republican senator said, be supports moves aimed at introducing so-called sunset legislation that would call for periodic scrutiny or existing pro· gram s . f',....P ageAJ REAGAN •.. time,'' Brock said. The blitz is promoting a variety of Republic.an tax propos als. principally a bill written by Rep. J ack Kemp, R ·N.Y . and Sen William V Roth, R·Del., which would cut lncome taxes by 33 percent over tlle next three years ~T h e Senate Fi n ance dommillee has re jected the ptoposal and is working on a De m ocratic plan calling for srnaHer cuts. The House also has DETROIT <AP > -Anthony Opal really wanted a job at Ford Motor Company's huge Woodhaven atamplng plant. So when the auto maker rejected bis job application, he got a bet- ter idea -he snuck in and went to work anyway. Now, aft.er being "fired" when officials found out be bad worked three sweltering days on the u sembly line, the persis· lent 19-year-Old from suburban Melvindale Is hoping Ford wm reconsider "I mOUGHT TIIEY'D BE GLAD to get a bard worker . . "he said Thursday. "The three days I worked were the hot· test days or the summer -I never sweated so much in my life. r figured they'd think a nyone who would work In that beat would be worth hiring." Opat, who had lost a job as an ambulance driver, said he applied for work Sept. 6 but wu told there were no openings. So he put on work clothes and simply showed up the next day at the aflernooa shift. change. "I nashed my une mployment card at the 1ate guard and went on in with everyone else," he said. "He must have thought lt was an ID card." ~ INSIDE m E PLANT. OPAT SAID, be told a foreman be U.S. Asks Mexico For Aid at BorOOr was a "new hire.·· was given a time card and put to work stack· ing auto hoods. But when Opal told a fellow worker about his scheme, the man apparently feared Opal would get hurt and told a supervisor. On the fourth day, a foreman whisked Opal lo the pla nt office. "Everyone in the persoMel department must have talked to me. They wanted to know bow I got in and who put me up to it. and at first they were pretty mad," be said . "When we f1n1sbed talking, everyone was laughing about the whole thing. They told me not to tell the newspapers what I had done and they'd make sure I got a job. They told me to call in a few days lo get my paycheck and set up a physical." BUT IT RAS BEEN TWO weeks, and be bas oot beard from Ford. "Every Ume I call, t hey tell me to call back another time," he said. Ford officials would not say if Opal would be hired or paid for his three days days or work. The company's only comment came in a statement from John G. Grotz, industrial relations manager al the Woodhaven plant. "Although instances or this type are extremely rare. it Is possible -in a plant with more than 4,000 hourly employees and several shift& -for a non-employee to enter the facility and pose as an employee. IL is only a matter of time before such an individual ls detected and removed," Grotz said. The boy said that the next thing he knew. he was sprawled· on the pavement. He sajd be never saw the car F,....P "fleAl SPARKS ... remarks purportedly made by the chief when police officers rushed into the restaurant in response to a disturbance call. Their chief, who witnesses said hurried from the restaurant as his officers arrived, allegedly referred to Mathieson as "a trouble-making faggot" and did not mention his parl in the fracas, Soviet Crop Good MOSCOW CAP> -President Leonid I. Brezhnev declared-~ day the Soviet Union will have "a good harve$t" this year. P.'lssed a tax·cut propolfal, but it SAN _DIEGO <AP> -An in· A spokesman said toch~y that would r esult in a s maller . crease m attacks on U.S. border special telephones soon will COO· reductionlhanthe GOPplan. . patrolmen in recent months is nect lhe patrol w~ ~--···· ~7 .. r-.~)jht ~11~y"":fKn;~~~~·>'M~~-;~c~n ~~·~i~==--·~ _, 4 ·~IMl'K ... l~;'' ·-... :,;. Berry Farm in Orange County tervention. The spokesman, Donald M. with former· President Gerald Tw~nty U.S. officers have Cameron, said he thinks the Ford as the principal speaker been injured by rocks thrown rock throwers are really alien al l e r s tops in New York, n.orthward along lbe bl:>rder s.mugglers trying lo divert atten· ~hilad e lphia , Det r oit , since Mar. . lion of the Americans so Mex- Minneapolis. Chicago and The wi.ndsh1 elds or 30 patrol lea ns can enter the United Oklahoma City. cars have been broken by rocks. States Illegally. · In addition. seven shootings DAILY PILOT o"ANoecoAST have been reported since July ~:N-~n Return alt bough oooe or the officers In· l 't ~ volved was ittjured. . . • . . • , . ._. , .. '" tltt• .. ,., •• ,_. •n«tOctMt ...... MQw '"""""'."'"-(O•• .. '-·· .. ...,.._ °""M<ll,,.,ldl .... C'f\4"''" l-......... """ A:\\t\tttnt Malft•QU'ff4'0dr'\ Otflo•• t.,,.,....,., »0wn1 .. ,111, .. 1 L•<l""" ll""Cft I IM o-.. • ~, .. , M~"r.:. t~~~~~,.,~,r.~ft .. ~.:•0 •••t'!O•"Oll ~• .... .,. Telephone C7141~ CIH "11ed Ad'vertlllllg W •N71 \••tKtt•f»O Y•l .. ¥~0ffk• M1-tl10 ~-::'·t~ ;.::, °',~ ~.,'=~~~ • :-:;~t;;"::o •:rr~r~~·.~.M~~~.::~ ':1 . ._ ..... ,..,. ........ titt•"d ,,.,, ..,.,,,..,. .... -· Ce\ ... -u C.llt•rth.t '"''' rtpli•• • ., c:•.,•t' ti M ~.,:t.,..,•,j :~1_.,::.:-IMfttMf Mflltffy ' An estimated 70 men threw a barrage of rocks at Border Patrol officers about 3 a.m. Sun· day near the San Ysidro cross- ing but were chased of( by Ti· juana police. Dr~Haul Washes ·Up THE HAOUE, Netherlands <AP> -A bout 800 hundred pounda of huhlah with a 1treet. value of almolt $400,000 wuhed up on beaches near the Hooi of Holland. po.Uce said. Pollet aatd T hursday tbey believe the huhlah, which was packed ln cans and 11ack1 .. was dl &a .... 811 .. botlf'f ..,, .. I Wftf .' n1 ve1.1el forced Into port unex· pectedly by heavy weather. Authorit.lt1 Hid the 1mu1Jlera probably feared a cuatoms check and discarded the COO· traband p ------- To Politics Nixed in Poll SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -A lar1e majority or Californians disapprove of former President Nixon resuming his political rareer as a candidate for offlce or as the U.S. ambassador to Ch ina. pollster Mer vin Field said toda_f. AccorcHna lo the poll, about three-quarters of the 543 Callf ornlana 1urveyed aaid they would not vote for Nlxon lt be ran for a Senate seat. By the aame martin, those guestloned uld the former president would hurt the c hances of othe r candidates tr be campaicned on their behalf. However, the poll also ahowed that mor'41 people for1lve Nixon f o r hl1 l nvo lve m e n t In Water1ate, wltb 43 percent 1 upeortln1 t h e form e r preatdent'a pardon. I; ,1 .. '.I :1 ;, . ; ) ' I OUTSTANDING SPOT. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • FOR • • • • • • • • • • • • ALL • • • • • • • • • YOUR • • • • • • • • • CARPETING • • • • • • • • NEEDS DEN'S •••••e •e ••······· • ./nstallation. cus tom dra peries linoleum • wood floor COSTA MESA. CALIF 9'26:7 • P.,.ONE 6•0·•8:18 6•6 i:l.Sl ' '/".1'1 / f Laguna/South Coast EDITION Afternoon N. 'Y. Stoeks VOL. 71, NO. 26S, _.SECTIONS, a PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1978 TEN CENTS ·t Laguna Chief Sued for $300,000 Th~ man sluaaod by Police Ch1t-r Jon Sparks n a Latuna Beach restaurant June 29 want& 'SZ'l().000 to eompnsale bim for all\lgcd btjuriet, hMmillaUoa Ind damaat-to bis ~Uoo. And the woman who was w1lh 31 year-o&d Delbert Mathiesoo ol Costu Mesa duriJ:C U.. tr~as in the Ivy House Restaurant is seekin& $.50,000 to compensate her ror her troubles Th~ $300,000 lawault flied Thursday ln Oran•• County Superior Court by Mathieson a nd Sondra Hone seeks t o recover what the pa.Ir alle•e are utual and punlUve damqes. Sbou.Jd Spark• not be able to root the blll If they are eventually awarded the damaaes. Matblaon a.ad Mias Hone want the city and Ivy Hou s e operators h e ld rcsporuuble. The s uit alleges the city s hares r esponsibility as a co·defeodant because it. in e ffec t , condoned Sparks' behavior by keeping him on as police chief. Monarch Bay Restaurant Corp., Ivy House operators, are also named as a co-defendant because its workers were aware of the police chief's alleged Reagan to Rnn . . ... For President? Five Dogs Poi.soned lnCdM By MIOIAEL PASKEVICH Of-O.lly " ... SUff A dog poisoner in Corona del Mar bas Junid five neighborhood pets to a painful death this week by setting out pie tins filled with poison -lace d b am bur,ger. Newport Beach police said today., Police are warning residents in the area north of MacArthur Boulevard and East Coast Highway to keep track of their High School Grid Scores · The high scfiool footbaH season's under way along the Orange Coast. For de· tails. see the sports pages. starting on 87. San Clemea&e 21 Corona del Mar 7 Edlaon 29 Canyon 24 DH a llilllJ I Los Amlaos t LaQubU %1 Oceaa View Z3 ,Milaioa Viejo 21 '80 Race To Focus On Taxes CHICAGO CAP) -Ronald Reacan said today that there is a "distinct. possibility" he will run for president in 1980 and that the taxpayers revolt would be a leading issue. Reagan, participating in the Republican Party 's croes-country "Tax Blitz." said it may take an unforeseen development to keep him out ol the race. Saddlebeck 7 pets. "I have not closed the door," Parents also should warn their Ilea a an aald al a news children noc. to touch any food conference. •'There ls a diltioct they may find outdoors. laid 'New' P1·er possibllity that I will be a Detective Lee Roberts. candidate " .. We don't have a motive yet," R eagan said the taxpayer Oet. Roberts said today. "We En • • ed revolt w hic h erupted in could be talking about someone Vl810D. California t his year bas who is upset about a child being triggered a national reaction he bitten or dogs running around. For Sii-.Mmer thinks will carry over into the Maybe bis cat was killed. or it's --~-1980 campaign. j us t someone having · some "Whether I'll be running as a mental {>roblems," he added. Equipment will be moved into candidate or whether I 'll be Seven pets have been stricken plac e by mid-November to campaigning for others. I'm since Saturday, said Roberts . reinforce and refurbish San going to continue to tout this as a One dog recovered and another Clemente's 50-year-old wood p art of basic R epublican is stilJ recuperating at a pet fishing pier, which city olficials philosophy." Reagan said. hospit#). ' say will look like "brand new" The "Tax Blitz" arrived in The ..... t~ of poison ~sed has for next s ummer's beach town Thursday, with Republican yet to be identified-but police crowds. Chairman Bill Brock conceding say it is very potent and quick San Clemente councilmen it may take years to convince voted unanimOW1ly this week to working people that the GOP acting. advertise for bids on the pier really wants to bail them out or Three of the dead apimals renovation project, estimated to their economic woes with a tax were pets of residents of Key cost $500,000. An earli e r cut . West in Corona del Mar. estimate of $443,684 was revised "We 're trying to change a In each poisoning, animals upward to include replacement deeply rooted impression. but I s howed signs of intense stomach of pilings damaged by recent think you can over a period of storms. City Engineer Howard time," Brock said. pain and stiffened legs before Benson told the City <;ouncil. T he blitz Is promoting a going into convuls ions and State and federal funds will variety or Republican tax dying. cover 75 pe rcen t of the proposals. principally a bill One of the stricken pets was a restoration expense, with San written by Rep. Jack Kemp. three-month old Labrador Clemente paying the remaining R·N. Y., and Sen. William V. retrie ver . Police said one 25 percent. Roth, R·Del., which would cut resident bad both of bis dogs In order to qualify for the income taxes by 33 percent over reputation as .. a persoo or violent. vicious and dan'1erous character." Today. Sparks said be has not yet seen the civil complaint and will not comment on its allegations until he talks with his attorney. Lacuna Beach City Manacer Fred Solomon sald Mathiesoo's earlier claim for damages bas been turned over to the city's insurance carrier. Solomon also said Sparks was not actiag as an employee of the city the evening or the alleted unprovoked ¥s sault on Mathieson. The incident touched off the police chief's suspension wit.bout pay and a s ubsequent reinstatement that drew bitter criticism Crom city police officers. - 'l.ltirstg Pla9•ates Sparks fell abort or admitting be assaulted Mathieson when In a Municipal Court acttoo he pleaded no contest to an assault chargeandeaidaSSOOtine. The Mathieson civil suit s~ lbe a lleaed a s sa ult was unprovoked. It claims the Costa Mesa truct driver in addition to betac punched by tbe police chief was (See SPA&KS, Page A%> After playing in the park. a Salem Ore .• 4-year-old Molly Gleason bea~ for the drinking fountain f otlowed by Stamper. the family IQlden I,.abrador. Molly stood on her tiptoes and Stamt>er stood on his hind legs as they quenched their thirst. Tea• Retires Charlie, Edgar Still Bidrer By BOB TBOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP> -After S6 years of partnership. you might think Charlie McCarthy would show a little gratitude when Edgar Bergen announced their retirement. Not so. ··How can you retire when you haven't worked since you met me?" was' the monocled dum· my's wide-eyed response wben Bergen said at a news con· f e renc e Thursday that America's best-known ventrilo- quist act was easlng out or show business. Singer Andy Williams was on hand to say the bickering pair will be making their final ap· pearances with him at Caesars P a lace in Las Vegas and at December concerts in Cleveland and Cincinnati. Bergen has been the fall guy for his ill-tempered, top-hatted partner since 1922, and tbi.rigs weren't much different Thurs· day. •'It hasn't ·been easy," McCarthy said of bis years with Bergen. '''the man bas no talent." Although the partners' show business career will officially end. Bergen, 75, said be might make a few cbatity appearances and will keep McCa.rt.by for the rest of bis life. Alter that the dummy will have a home at the Smithsooian Institution. Bergen's lips may move when be throws bis voice, but that hasn't kept him from mating millions with McCarthy. the doltish Monimer Soerd, the old maid Effie Klinker and other dummies. Bergen said Charlie was born in 1922, "but I've always thought of him as an 11 or 12-year-old." The duo started in small night clubs and vaudeville, but didn't really become famous until t.bey started their radio show May 9, 1937. For years the program was radio's No. l show.. Charlie's feud with W.C. Fields became legendary over the airwaves, with the two con· <See BOGEN, Pa•e AZ) Pursued Auto Hits Another; Four Injured Four people were crltically in· jured in Anaheim late Thursday night when a car being pursued by Cypress police crashed into another auto and t>urst in names. Anaheim police said the two men in the chased car were seriously burned over much of their bodies. Their auto was engulfed in names after it slammed into another car shortly after 11 p.m. at Lincoln Avenue and Beach Boulevard. Neither man has been ideo· tified. Both men were taken to the burn center at UCI Medical Center and both were said to be in critical condilton today. Also ittjured when their auto was hurled an estimated US feet when hit from the rear by the car being chased was a Buena Park couple. Vincent lasparro, 42. and Mary Iasparro. 40. no&&onsd.. Pl !? Pag~ A%) the next three years. ;;J"m~·..i.·~1 r--m •. Dit. 1t'!:.J:" ~~::::.~~~~~~~· i.<M~· -;_,,.J.if!i~~!"'!'1!!i'li!,...'J!lrfi~t--~c-=--~~ ~~if:allXS·~~.. • . "'.11' ~~~~~~~ C7press police said the two· mile chase of the two men in tbe 1966-modeJ car began wbeo an .o !!€.:~ _not.ice.:..b.a~· h e ,,, . .. -i Runaae .. Trttelc 111 L.._a f' · An un~ended truck and trailer. careened · towing firm removed the telephone pole downhill on Sunset Ridte Drive tn La1una after Edison crews cut power to the line. Beach Thursday moraing, pickin1 up Police said the trailer and truck belon•ed shrubberY and a telephone pole on Its short to a Costa Mesa rental firm . The ablent ride before aJamm!ng into the J.S. Wllson op rat.or was not identified. home al 1825 ~t ~e. Crews from a t. Capo TniStees Bingo Fund-raisers Organizations geared to rais- ing funds for school-related pro- grams may now conduct bingo games io Capistrano Unified School District schools, follow· ing a 5.2 vote this week by trustees. Objecting to the new biqo policy were trustees Edward Westberg of San Clemente and Ted Kopp of Capistrano Beach. We s tberg aaid h e l s philosophically opposed to (gambling In public 1cbool1 and tell the poUoy would put the dis· trid in • poor position to exclude any tax-exempt oraaniaation from ICbedullnc binlo 1ames in FUU AND HIGH, BlfRGURS IE4J'E PORTLAND. Ore. <AP> - The burglars were selective. Tbey broke into lhr1aret Wi1ttcrs' home while she was aw•y, toolc a piua from the refrlaerator, cooked 11td ate It. and placed two dirty pla~• neat· ly ln thetink. And, she told police, they pl~ked all the leaves lrom a marijuana plant. school fac.llities. Superinte ndent Jerome Thornsley, who bad recom- mended board approval of tbe bingo policy, sa.ld the school board bas the option of revoking the new ordinance ll problems with bingo develop. If there is "some le1al challenge by non.school related groups to cooduct blqo," said Tbornaley, "then tbe board should consider chan1hag. its policy to prohibit all blqo beinl played on sebool campuses." Bingo in tbe scbooll WU ftrst propoeed by a CasQtrano Valley hlgh School booster club. Parents anxiou1 to make up lo81MJ1 to lcbool pl'OCJ'UDI after voter appnyal of Propollilon 13 wanted to eoaduct blneo 1amea at the M.ileton Viejo lebool. RenUnc outside facUlties would cut down°" prolltl, they Hid. Allowed U> conduct blaio un· der the new Capistrano lebooa dis trict policy are parent· teacher groups, schooJ athletic 1roup1, school mutlc and drama g roups and the dls trlct'a Scholanblp Fund AllcMliatlon. No one under 18 will be al· lowed to partJctpaw ln tbe blnlO sames. "' I behavior. · When be attempted to ball the auw to a curb stop. the car's driver sped otr and the chase was on. police said. Coas t Weather Patchy fog and low clouds near the coast ear· ly Saturday becoming fair a fter m id ·morn1ng. Cooler. Lows ton11ht S7 to 62. Highs Saturday from 88 tO 72 at the beaches to 80 to 85 inland. llf fTS ..... biU ~d the and nal tax ma. the b e .. ;ey &ls ch ire od •a or ie IS 'e ln st :h ts ~. v f ( ' . ' I \2 OAIL V PILOT USC chool To limit Parking ~drnol ofhrt 1 .. an· i:m nit thl ud •Uh plan!\ to pllu·1· •• fl net ut bamn ln front of £1 'torro El«-menl1ry S<hool to r1totubtl be.uh P""lftl and Uuer on th.-l'ampus norUI C>I •~•aun• Bclnrh Truslc voh-d Thur'loday nlRhl to 1>t•ek a lhrff •·11> spht amontt the dlJU1ct. lbt" In 1M Compan) od ia firm ~at QP('ral the ad )acrnt SootChrn•n co~e park 1rut lot w finance tht-fenr1ni; ('om pb~ant~ from motort l\ and !Mal res1dc>nu of m1lunta1na of tr.a h left al thf' parkln& lot a flt'r Vrt'Ckl.'nd v1~1t!I b y beur-hROl't'l> proms;ilt'd the board attlOO lnatlully. tht-d1str1 r t con 1'ldt·rl'd ()CM'r11t1nfol tt.lt own park tn~ lol and r htir5:anl( a fee to be.tr h v11utor.. a pltu\ thut would rau1e funds for the dl&lrH.'t u:i well as solve lbe trash pro- blem But insurante costs for -;uch a program proved pro· h1b1llve and trustees said they s aw no soluUoo but to close up the lot alter school hours i nd on weekends. District business manager Clyde Lovelady s aid he expects the cost of·the barrier to be in the neighborhood of S4.600 Objection to t.he fencing pro- posal Thursday night came from Laguna Beach resident Betty Meckel. who said the lots should rem ain open for beachgoers. Sh e s ugge sted a volunteer force m aintain the parking lol tn order to allow youngsters access to the beach. "without paying for parking ... rmsay. Septemoer 22. 1918 ~ • .• .............. EDGAR BERGEN AND FRIENDS IN 1931 PHOTO He, Chertle McCerthy, Mot'dmer Snerd Retlttng U.S. Nazis Endorse P1l>p. 6 LOS ANG ELES <AP) -The Nallonal S o cialist While People's Party. formerly the Am erican Nul Party. has of· fered to s upport state Sen. John Briggs· anti-gay initiative, but Briggs' aide called the orter "garbage" today. In a letter to Braggs. R· Fullerton. the Nazis endorsed Propoeillon 6, which would pro· vlde for dismiS.1\81 or homosexual teachers from state schools. The Nazis offered to supply speakers in support of the 1mendment a nd a uthori2ed Briggs to use their party name. f'rot11 Pagr A l BERGEN ••• s tantly trying to outdo each othe r's Insult.II : McCarthy; "Are you eating a tomato or Is that your nose?" Fields: "Why you bloekhead ! I'm going to feed you into a pen· ell sharpener." Ber1en and McCarthy later moved to television. but never matched their radio success Capis trano Gets Traf fie Safe ty Grant ,.,._ Pllflt! A l PIE R ... outside fUDding, San Clement. has agreed to lease the pier to tbe .s tate for 25 years. uld Stephen BWTell. assistant to the city manager. The lease will not a ftect pier uae. Burrell said. It obllges the city only to m aintain the pier and keep it open to the publlc, ~It hllS done In the pa.st. Burrell i;aid the p ier restoration s pecUlcationa reqQlre that the contractor beC1n work at the land end ot tbe pier and progress seaward, openlQI up more of the pier for public use as Impro ve m e nts are completed Althouah the pier wlll be closed weekdays, Burrell said the contract will provide that the pier be opened on weekends as possible. When the job is completed, by lat~ January or so. new stained handrails will have replaced the present blue and white painted rails, said Burrell. Th e s witc h wa s made pr i m a r ily to c ut down on maintenance. he s a id. The pain ted ra ils have required repainting every year. The new s taine d ones should require treatment only o nce In rave years . Th e mo s t dramati c improvement will probably be the decking. said Burrell. Th<? present patched a nd re patched wa lkway will be replaced with ~mooth. e ven n atural wood planks . This year's pier restoration is the first major overhaul of the city landmark since 1934 , when the pier was rebuilt following a storm which destroyed much of the original 1925 pier . That original pier was built and donated to the c ity by San Clemente founder Ole Hanson. It was longer than the present quarter-mile pier, which is one or the few wood flshlna piers left a long the Cftllfomla coast . 97 Feteer Kids r Deal, MYQB Jail Bird1s Words Immured BLA l n. Neb. (AP > -Was hington County sheriffs uuthoritics have a new Jail bird on their hands it's u mynu. The bird was left on a Blaar couple's doorstep with a note tha t s ald ... My name is Be nji. .. Authorities will keep the myna for 30 days. and i( no one claims him, he will go to the couple. . Meanwhile. Be nji sits in a ca~e in the sheriff"~ office -coughing, whistling, exclaiming : "Oh, God' or ''Oh. Lord," and occasionally uttering something that sounds like "Deal the cards ... , Deputies say t hey'r e watching their language - they don't want Benji to pick up any new words Price Gap Delays Clemente Clwice Appointment of an architect for San Cleme nte 's m un1c1pal beach club r l'nov ataon was deJayed this week whe n Caty Council member s d iscov<?red fees for the work ranged from Sl7,20o to $44,375. 1'he Parks and Recreation Commission had recommended that the City Council select M LA I Architects or Irvine al a fee of $39.000. MLA partner in charge of the beach club project would be San Clemente resident Jim Keisk e r . who worke d previously as a city cons ultant on the beach club restoration pl a ns a s we ll as designing re development plans for the city's pier·bowl area. But Ger a ld Gibb s. representing low bidder. Eric B o uche r . s aid Boucher's proposal included the sam e work on the.• beach f luh as the Ml.A hid. al hulf lht> price Lurr y Po o l t>r. park s comm111s1on t hC11rm a n . told co uncilmen tha t a repreeentaUve from Boucher's firm had saJd his fee did not include repairs to the beach club pool, as the othi!r bads dad Bouche r himself hru. been ill and confinc-d t o ho m e. hi~ attorney said With no clear understanding of wht'lher BoU<'hN ·s low bid 1nt'ludcd pool n ·paars or nol . C'Ouncalmt'n 110lt>d 3 2 C with Councilmen Donna Wilkinson and Roy Hamm opposed l to rcque!\t d clanC1cat1on of what the bad would include . But trustees said they want to go ahead with the fencing, and asked school omctals to contact the Irvine Co., which owns a portion of the land, and Trl-St,ar Co .. which operates the Scotchman's Cove lot. to receive nnal approval for funding the project. Distnct officials said the new barrier could be installed wlthm a few month~ Two Separ ate Laguna F ires Ex tinguished Briggs' s pokesman Don Sizem ore said today that the senator would "be repulsed" by such a letter but that the staff h;fd not seen it. "If it was received it would go right an the garbage," Sizemore :..iid The Nazi letter says: "Our ~torm troop section is always re- <idy to tak~ to the streets in sup- por t or our pol icy. If needed for d e m o nstratio ns or counter- demonstration."· we could put a s mall but effective force into ac· tion.·· San Juan Capistrano has re· ceived a Sl9.200 state grant from the Califor nia Office of Traffic· Safoty to research and develop a traffic s afely program for bicyclists and pedestrians. a city spokesman said. The city will contribute ap· proximately $6,000 in personnel services. and will bear costs for imple m e nting proposed im· provements. he said Safe bi cycle and pedestriun routes lo school will be outlined following on-site s urveys. <H' cording to the spokesman. Also. project personnel will se<?k to de· termine any required facilities for handicapped people in rela· lion to traffic safety. Laguna's School Enrollment Drops Que ried b y 1 l'lepho ne o n Thursd ay . Ooucher t old a reporter that his bid definitely included the pool. as well as beach club. restoration. He said the confusion over his proposal may have a n sen because he was instructed by city staff as the filing deadline approached lo delete a pool cover and solar he ating from his plans The change'. m adC' under deadline pressure . may have m a d e the wo rding o r hi1> proposal cumbersome·. he said .. The City Council as scheduled to reconside r the a rchitect!'· proposals fo r b<'a<'h c lub restoration on 0<'•. 4 . Plans call for repairs to be completed to the pool in tame ror next summer's swimming Completion or the study ii. scheduled for September 1979. the spokesman said. There are 97 fewer students attendlfll Laguna Beach's five schools this year, district or- fi clals said today. and seven fewer teachers to instruct them. Clyde Lovelady , the district's bus iness manager. said there were some surprises between Laguna Beach f iremen cx t 1n gu1 sh ed a r es tc.iuranl gr ease fire and a brus h fire outside a row of apartments in separate 1nc1dents T hursday evening. F'1rt>f1~hters were called by tht• manager of an apartment complex at 635 k a mona Ave. at about 7.35 p.m lo pul out a s m <tll brus h fire near t he roadway T he letl~r also suggested that the party m ay be used where Tlr1ggs' present political condi· Lion would leave him in a "de· l1t'ate situation." It did not l'laborate. NSWPP start member Jerry We ston Of Arlington , Va .. e .. ti mated the party m em· bl·n1hip1nOrun~e<.:ounty al 50. 2 Howes H i t As Fireirorks Skut Blaze Welding Ignites Blaze Near UC/ Eucalyplu" leaves and br;.inchcs cruptt«I into flamc·s. which spread tu a rc.-dwood rencc and a telephone pole. fm:men :-.aid The blaze also s lightly damaged a Porsche automobile parked on the road. Firemen quickly doused that blaze. Employees at Denny's ltes taurant, 1600 South Coast Highway, callc-d firemen s hortly after I a.m. this morning when g r eas<· from cooking vats c·xploded into flames, sending names licking mto the rans 1md stove hoods Firemen tIBt.'ti dry powder and carbon d.aoxide to extinguish the blaze County fi re officials have /I. fire set orr by a hot s park from a welding torch burned about fi ve acres of the San Joa· q uin Marsh near the campus or UC Irvine Thursday. There were no injuries as 40 blamed illegal fireworks ror the Marine Flare Rtart of a fire near Oranfe tha t caused an estimated 51.000 worth of damuge to two homes Can.:;i S tartle Thursday. &.&aao Fire Capt Rruce T urbeville said the roof fi re started by Li{ som e sort of fi rework device at • e guards 12902 Roslland Street sent wind blown spark~ to housetops a T wo military canis ters that block away. wash~d up on the San Clemente One or those roofs. at 12892 beach near lifeg u a rd head Loretta St.. burst into fl ames. quarters Wednesday alarmed c1 Turbeville said. ty marine s afety personnel when A spe>kesman 1.1t Denny's Jr. Hy tM time firefi ghters who thel began emitting smoke. s1tld 1t wi ll probably be Sunday were called lo the scene shortly I' Ire Marshal · Don Hodgson. before the re~tau rant will before 3 p.m . the roor at th<? railed to examine the ranisters . reopen .~ J{o~~..,.-1--::-• -a,W.~ ..._~nu.~. 'rl~-7; .. tff,.:..· ,. • r: ~t-a~ff(tl atl<f llbOiJ7So minutes m ilitary fl ares. Although tht• later th.ere were names shooting flares were spent. a residue wus skyward from the Lore tta Street ,·e!lponsible for the s moke and home could hav(' caused injury. ~uad Moose LQdge Hit Bu rglars forced open the front door or the San Clemente Moose Lodg<' and escaped with $206 In bills and coins, c lub members , reportt'<I Thursday. Polire said t h e burglar y occ u rre d .. omet1me during th<? night at the lodge. located al lSO Av e. Pico ORA HOE COAST DAILY PILOT ~~:.-'T .. ~-~~~lt~,~-: . .:::;::n,~:; c..~A\I ·~1Y,,ltWJ C&mD4"Y ""U-<ft#I Wit~ ... 9'.Jb"l\t\•n Mnnott•y t"'"''O" ,-,,,.., ftl• (.,...,.,. --.w ...,w(W)f'I n. .. r tl'I M~lflllf,-1"n.<Ht\ ,,.,.if" fJlll "' V.tll•y t•'l•f\• '\•"11+~Wt Y t''•• ,,,..., l~"-""" ~0$14\.t •~"'lU',...,.,....., .. , ...... ~·~ , .... ,,,,,,, .,... ~~,, ·~ r:,:~~:,..~~;,,.,,'::'rt.':~Jftnil Wht K•r .............. ,.,,. ldt,nt VVI ru,,.1,,.,. Jo<•. 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The city of San Clem ente i~ The fire captain also said it is currently meeting with Camp not yet known who either hurled P e n d I et o n M a r I n e Bas c or fired the firework device that authoriUes in an attempt to con slartodThurRday'sfires. trol the flow of military ex· Mrs. G a llinge r Of Lagun a Dead a t 8 3 Lon~·tlme LagunQ Buch resi· dent Lowry Hughes Uallinger died Aug 31 In a Torrance hospital JU t days before her 84th barth(Say. M.ra. Gallinger WM a 20-year Laauna Beach resident and was activ e in many clvic and c ultur al ~pei. She waa a member of tho 10c.'al D•uahtort of the American ijcvolutlop, Pallonce Wright Ch apter, the N1tturc 8tudy Uroup of Laguna Beach, the Laaun1 Stach f'csUval of Arts . Delta Omega . th National SOclct)' ol Colonial Dames of the t7lb Ccnlury, and the El~mcn· ury T eac he r1 Club of Loa Anselea. She left no next of kin. but th<MSC wt&hlnc to remember her moy mok a donation to lbe Pa· tl~nc Wrl•M Cha1>ter or the DAR in L.a11.tna Beach plosi ves Into .the city. Four explOtiions have been rt> ported in recent weeks, caused by military land mine fuses and booby trap simulators, the fin• marshal said: f',....P..,,eAI SPARKS ••• pinned ln 1 n!tUlurant booth by a t1ble 1l1mmed aaaln.st him and attacked about the face wlLh e sharp object. That ttwp object la believed to have been the stem or a flower tbe chief alleaedly clutched ln h1I r11l. The MathJeson complaint keys the humiliation tetllon -of the suit. a round allegedly a1anderou." remart1 purporttdly made by the chief when poUce officers rushed Into the reataur.nt In retponH to a di1turb1nct call. Their chler. who wltnea1ea said hunitd frotn the restaurant 11 hl• omcen arrived, alle1edly referred to M1thl11on •• "a trouble·makiq tauoc" and dld not meMlon bis part In lbt fracu. fire men slogged through dense vegetation with h a n dheld firehoses for three hours before the fire was extinguished. Firerlghters s aid the sa me nre on normal t.errain would have:? taken only about 15 minutes to douse. Wo rkmen were building a fence in the area. east or lbe in· t e r section or Campus and University drives. when a draft sent a s hower of s parks into the br ush . firemen said. Fire men s aid ther~ were no upparenl injuries among the rtuck population. which round 11he lter in ponds along Campus Drive. Tra me was disrupted while:? fi re men batUed tbe blaze. which ~ a large plume or smoke. /~ ; . ; . ~ ·'> what the district expected . and actual enrollment figures follow. ing the first week at school Total enrollment for the dis· trlct was 3,043 last week. down 97 from lasr year's final enroll· ment figures. N ose-counte rs at Aliso Ele mentary School came up with 479 school youngsters this year, compared with 497 last s pring. And there were 408 youngsters at El Morro this year compared with 4S6 in 1977 . Attendance figu res at To p of the World Elementary show 479 s tudents - down from the 485 registered at that school last year. 01\ly 459 seventh and eighth graders showed up for classes at Thunton Intermediate School last week. compared with 480 youngsters the previous year. And enrollment at the hi~h school Is down to 1.171 thjs year compared with last year 's atten· dance ngure of 1.125. Lovelady said the distract is opera ting with seve n fewer teachers this year. adding that most or those "staffing units" a re e mployees o n leaves of absence or retirements. • • • • • • • San Clemente Man Denies Drug Charges A San Clemente man pleaded innocent Thursday 1n South Orange County Mun1c1pal Court to a eharge of posscssi n ~ narcotics for sale. follow1ng tus arrest Tuesday by San Clemente p(>ll ce. Police otrice rs said the)' found o ne pound o r has h is h arnd several doses of LSD in a car belongmg to Donald Karl Drury. 41. of 202 W. Ave. Alesundro The y had stopped to q uestion Drury when they spotted ham sleeping in his car before dawn near the anterseetaon of Cammo Capis trano and Pae1f1<' Coast Highway. Police estimated tht-s treet value or the hashish at $4,500, of the LSD $200. Drury was freed on St0.000 ba il. pe nding a preliminary hearing on Oct. 16. • • '!.( -•• T·~···.' r.,: ~ • • • I OUTS-TANDING SPOT. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • DEN'S • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' • • • • • • • • • • • • FOR ALL YOUR CARPETING NEEDS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • -installation. custom draperies linoleum • wood floor PHONE 6<46-dl8 -646 235' l • & Orange Coast E DITION Today'8 C::loslag N.Y. Stoek8 VOL 71, NO. 2'5, ~SECTIONS,• PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA .. TEN CENTS ·~ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1978 N/C Reagan .Eyes 1980 Tax-.c1it Candidacy ! CHICAGO (AP) -Ronald it.a1u NAd today lbere ii • "dJl\lnet PGmlbUlt1" be will run ror p....W. apt.a In 1980 and the tupey« revolt wUI be • leadln.& iMuie ll be doe&. Jolotnc a crou-country RepubUcao .. tax b1tu·· tn Cb.lca10. Reaaan 111d be has "not c~ the door" to a~r pru1dential campaign but that h~ won't MDOUnCe bil final de • * • Balanced Budget Urged Sen. Cul T . Curlis, R· Nebraska, called today for enactment of a constitutional amendment that would force the federal govemmenl to balance its annual budget. . Curtis said he has sponsored such .an 1lftiEIRtur!nt for more than a q~er of a century and it is just now beginning to al- l r act substantial s_upport in Congress. The Nebraska Republican was in Orange County today to give a speech in Newport Beach at an assembly of t.be Americanism Educatiooal League. In terms of continuous service in Congress, Curtis is the top man on the Republican ladder having ~n first elected to the House ol Representatives in 1939 and then moving on to the Senate in 19M. He is retiring at the end of the year. ln tbe prepared text covering his speech in Newport Beach, the 73-year-old leJi.tator pre· dieted his propo&ed eonat.itu· tional amendment will someday be enacted. "I believe that we should com· pel the government to reduce ex- penditures and to balance the budget." Curtis sald. "The only way we can do this is by amending our constitution to provide that Congress and the president must live within their means.·· Curtis also said a tax cut is needed to stimulate the nation's economy. "U Ulis is properly done," the senator said, "revenues can be increased instead of decreased." He said pending legislation <See BALANCE, Page %) Cordon Bien In Irvine Sued On Name Use LOS ANGELES <AP> -Two llttle words, "Cordon Bleu" - they mean blue ribbon in French -are the subject ol a $1 million lawsuit med by the famed Cordon Bleu cooking school in P.aris, France, against an Irvine woman's school with a similar name. The Irvine woman, Bonnie Takamatsu, will be allowed to continue using the Cordon Bleu oame at least temporarily, a federal judge ruled Thursday, ~~-=f·~·"'··~~:·~:.:. _--e t e name pend-ing a trial the issues. Mrs. Takamatsu wUl 'now call her school Boonie Heather's Cordon-Bleu Cooking School. She used be~ middle name, Heat.her, she explained. because her last name "sounds Oriental and lt's a rather European school." The French school had asked U.S. District Judge Laugblin E. Waters to stop Mrs. Takamatsu from using the name Cordon Bleu, but the Judie declined Thursday to issue a temporary restralni.ng order and instead or- dered a mid-October bearing on ~ request for a preliminary In· Junction. FUU AND HIGH, BllRGURS LE.4J'E PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - The bUf'llarl wen selective. Tbey broke into Mar1aret Wlntert'. home wblle t he wu away. took a pl1aa from the j refri1entor, cooked and a~ It. ind placed two dirty plata neat- ly tn the sink. And, •he told poll~e. tbey plucked all the leaves trom a m1rUuana plant. ClliOft until l9'71, '1'befe II a d11tJnet pouibWly that f will be • candida,te. It may be th•l ll would t1ke something unforeseen lor me to decide not to." Re•aan said at a news conference. ReaJ~. 87, who came close to winnlne the 1978 GOP presiden- tial nomination. 11Jd the tax· payer rebellion which erupted wU.b lbe Propo&Uloo l3 ln1Uative in California this summer is spre1d1.ng. He said Republican tax cut proposals are the answer the public wants. ''Whether l'U be running as a candidate or whether I will be campaigning for others. I'm go- ing to tciut t6ia a.s a fart of basic Republican phi osoph y , · · Reagan said. Reagan said the property tax rollback imposed by California o .. ,,,. ... M!lff~ HEIDI HAI.UOY, 7, WITH LOOKALIKE MOM LINDA Coela MeN Combination Good for Second Piece Like Mother MestuU Second at IA Fair Like mother, like daughter is a phrase that isn't taken lightly around the Costa Mesa home of Linda and Heidi Hallidy IT SEEMS almost everywhere 7-year-old Heidi and her Mom go there's someone who says, "Oh, you look so much alike "her Mom explained today. They decided to do something about it after seeing a television show last year that showed a "Mother-Daughter Look-alike Cont.est" at the Los Angeles County Fair In Pomona. They dressed up in matching ouUits Thursday and en· tered this year's contest. A BIG CROWD was on band and a band provided flt· Ung fanfare when Heidi and her Mom walked oo stage. ''Everyone was very nervous and our mouths got tired from smiling," said Mrs. Hallidy, a pre-school teacher at Newport Harbor Lutheran Church. But tbe judges at the fair agr,eed with whal the Hallidys have been hearing from their lriend.s at home. They won a second place ribbon which Heidi took to share with her friends at Mesa Verde Elementary School today. • voters In June has "triggered hope in the breasts of the people that something could be done. "Too many American people in recent y ear s have said , "Yes, but what can you do about it?' That's why they've stayed away from the polls," Reagan said "Prop 13 said you can do something about it," he con· linued. "ll's a little bil 1tke dumping those cases of tea off the boat In Boston harbor." Reagan said the American public still associates tax relief · with the Democratic Party, but efforts like the tax blitz are help- ing to reverse the traditional im· ages. Republican adminlstratlons have cut truces 13 times In recent hjstory and the Democrats only once, he said. He aJso charged that the Democrauc tax.cut bill moving through Congress wou.ld result in· a net loss to the average tupayer. The Carter administration and Democratic congressional leaders also are calling for tax reductions, but they say the ma- J or cuts proposed by the Republican s would be dangerously inflationary. (See &EAGAN, Pa1e "2) C Poisoner Kills Five ·Dogs By MICHAEL PASKEVICB Ol U. O.lly ,. ... M.eff A dog poisoner in Corona del Mar has lured five neighborhood pets to a painful death this week by setting out pie tins filled with poi son-laced ham burger. Newport Beach police said today. Police are warning residents in the area north or M acArtbur Boulevard a r'ld East Coast Highway to keep track of their pets. Parents also should warn their children not lo touch any food they may find outdoors, s aid Detective Lee Roberts. Vance Trip To Syria Delayed RIYADH, Saudi Arabia <AP> -Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance wound. up talks with Saudi leaders todav without a commitment to s upport the Camp David peace accords, and hard -line Syria abruptly Informed him il is postponing in· definitely his scheduled visit there. But Vance said the delay is only for a day. Vance's Mideast tour , meanwhile, was being shadowed by a two -man Arab "rejeclionist" team trying to wreck the U.S. initiative. In another d evelopment. Soviet Preside nt Leonid I. Brezhnev reiterated hiJ nation's opposition to the Camp David plan today , c a111ng tt a "separate deal" between Egypt a nd Israel that produced "nothing but the illusion of a settlement. .. lt can only make the situation in the Middle East even more explosive," Brezhnev commented In a sl)efth in the southern Soviet Union. After a workin~ lunch today with Prince Sultan, the acting Saudi foreign minister Vance said he and the Saudis over two "We don't have a motive yet," Del. Roberts said today. "We could be talking about someone who is upset about a child being bitten or dop.~n~. Maybe tus cat "was kilf«, or it's just someone having some mental problems," he adde,i. Seven pets have been stricken since Saturday, said Roberts. One dog recovered and another is s till recuperating at a pet hospital. The type of poison used has yet to be identified but police say it is very potent and quick acting. Three or the dead animals were pets of residents of Key West in Corona del Mar. In each poisoning, animals showed signs or intense stomach pain and stifrened legs before,,.. go\ng into convuls ions and dying. One of Uie stricken pets was a three-month old Labrador retriever. Police said one resident had both of his dogs poisoned. Police said they have recovered an aluminum pie tin they believe was used in at least one poisoning. Persons with. information about the poisonings should contact police at 644-3782. Oel" .............. llk:llMI lt.-W SMOKE RISES OVER UC IRVINE MARSH THURSDAY Spark From Welder's Torch Bl•med for Bruah Fire days held "discussions in depth w. ldi• I • that were absotutety essenuat." e nH oni.teS But, as in Jordan earlier this • ~ e • .,.., ~·f..~~~~;:: ::~:.:.::· RI,,. ~·e "l\Tear · UCl ~~~lil~al~~~~--~u~~!~d~-~°Aa~·tf~~~~~.;.~·; ~->-: ,.. ·~ Damascus, the scheduled third :::=~~.S~s:!~~~~~~~~, The man slugged by Police ~hief Jon Sparks In a Laguna Jeach restaurant June 29 want.a •250,000 to compensate him for alleged iDjuries, humiliation and Jam age to hia reputation. And the woman who was with 31·year>Old Delbert Mathieson ol Costa Mela during the fracas in the Ivy House Restaurant is seeking $50,000 to compensate her for her troubles. The $300,000 lawsuit tiled Thursday in Orange County Superior Court by Mathieson a nd Sondra Hone seeks to recover what the pair alle1e are actual and punitive d1maae1. Should Sparks not be able to loot the bill if they are eventually aw1rded the d1ma1es. llatbieson and Miss Hone want the city and Ivy House operators beld respolJlible. The 1ult alleges the clty s hares re1pon1lbll\ty H a co-defendant because It, in effecl, coo.doned Spark!l ' behavior by k.eeplo, blm on as poUce chief. Monarch Bay Restaurant Corp., Ivy HOUM operators, are Jlllo named U a CO·def eodant because its worken were aware of the police chief's alleged reputation as "a person of violent, vicious and dangerous character." Today, Sparta said be bas not yet seen the civil complaint and will not comment on its alle1ations unW he talks with bis attorney. La1una Beach Clty Manager Fred Solomon aald Mathieson's earlier claim for damages has been tumed over to the cl~'s lnsurtnce carrier. Solomoa also aald Spark.a was not acUng u an employee ol the city the eveo1n& of the ~ unprovoked 111ault on Mathieeon. FllM POSTERS FUN TO OWN You can own n piece of a movie wlt~ an old potter or lobby card. says the owner of a Newport Beach bu.'llne111. See t~uturin1. p._ge Bt. stop of his trip where be wa& A fire set o.ff by a hot spark going to try to t~mper President from ~ welding lorcb burned Orange H a fez Ass ad • 5 5 tau n ch about rave acres of the San Joa-Coast 0 p p 0 s i l i 0 n t 0 t h e quln M.arsh near the campus or Israell-EgypUan agreements. UC Jrvuie Thursday-. . The Syrian announcement There were no UlJunes as 40 said the Vance visit was being firemen ~logged. through dense put off indefinitely because the vegetation wath handbeld (See VANCE Pag AZ> flreh.oses for thr~ hours before • e the fare was extinguished. High School Grid Scores . The high school football season's under w~ along the Orange Coast. For de- talls, see the sports pa,es, at1rtlng on B7. saa·caememe Von11• .. Mar I Edboe CH)'OD 0Ha oyts Lo1Amf1M t;a'Qatota Ocean View M1aaloa Viejo S_.41ebeelil Z1 7 •• • " u ti 1 Firefighters said the same fire on normal terrain would have taken only about 15 minutes to douse. · Workmen were building a fence In the area. east of the ln- te rs e c tion of Campus and University drives, when a draft sent a shower or sparks Into the brush, firemen said. . Flremen said there were no apparent lnjurle1 among the duck population, wbicb found shelter in ponds alon1 Campus Orlve. Traffic was dlarupted while rlremen battled the blue, which sent up a large plume of smote. f.arrien Strike OTTAWA <AP> -More than 4,000 letter carriers w1lked oft the Job In nlne Canadian cltres· today In the first of a planned serte1 of rotatin1 strikes lo back demtndl for hiaher saluiea and cost-of-living protection. Weather Patchy fog and low clouds near tbe coast ear· ly Saturday becoming fair after mid-morning. Cooler. Lows tonight 57 to 62. Highs Saturday from 68 to 72 at the beaches to 80 lo 8S inland. INSIDE TODA l' Stage and 1creen ihow 1toppn Anthony Hopkf n.s' ad· trl« to ~ Coott actora -.. ~ cort/W what J/OU IOUh for" -~•to~. Set Page Cl. ., CM 114 M ... CM •• .,.~, •• ca M c ..... .. NJC F'rtday, S!ptembef n . \971 Mesa Slaying . Hearing Set ............. Fllt~Q~"/ Emigre Angelika Lasansky. 29, a Czech countess, has been hnked romantically with Prince Charles of England. She lives in Paris. fi',.....PageAJ BALANCE •. that would ieduce capital gains taxes as well as income taxes should be enacted. "The hist ory or p ast tax legislation proves that we can increase revenue b y lowering tax rates. '<'Our tax rates are already too high and inflation bas made the situaUoo worse. "A tax reduction program pro- perly formulated can result in more revenue flowing inU> the treasury," Curt.Js said. Jn addition lo favoring a bala nced budget and lower tax rates. Curtis s aid he supports policies that would eliminate ad· ding any new government pro- gram s. Also, the Republican senaU>r said, he supports moves aimed at introducing so-called sun.set legislation t hat would call for periodic HCrutiny Of existing pro- grams. fi',.... Pa.,eAJ REAGAN .•• The blitz ls the nationa l R epublican Party's major public effort of the 1978 elec- tions. It is aimed at pushing the tax cul effort in general but also with helping local candidates along the way. It began In Washington Wednesday morning with s tops in New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, Min- ne apolis, St. Paul, Chicago, Oklahoma City and Los Angeles. Director Fired An llt·year·old Costa Meaan <'hUCcd with murder In the de· U h ot hi• Z'1 year·old stepmother In a boetyatd ahacll Sept. '1 facea a preliminary hearina In Harbor M UlllclpaJ Cowt next moet.b. Ora,n1c: County Deputy Dia· trict Att.orM:y Robert Chatterton u 1d today Anthony Godoy Oran\ haas enLered a plea of lnoocent and wUI return to court Oct. 8 0 rant remain• In Orange County Jail with ball aet al suo.ooo He wu arr"-tled by Newport nuch polke after he aUecedly Oed the dtiath 11ceoe on a bicycle ahortly before the body of Cheryl Leanne Gr ant was found un- derneath bloody mallTeues by wltneases who heard a dis· turbance turbance The Orange County Sheriff's Department is handl1"' the ln· vestigaUoo because the killing took place in a small pocket of county ten-IU>ry on Placentia Nixon Return To Politics Nixed in Poll SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -A large majority of Californians disapprove ol former President Nixon resuming his political career as a candidate for office or as the U.$. ambassador U> China, pollster MervJn Field said today. Accotdlng to the rll, about three·quartera o the 543 Californians surveyed said they would not vote for Nixon If he ran for a Senate seat. By the same margin, those queslJoned said the Conner president would hurt the c hances o f other candidates if he campaigned on their behalf. However, the poll also showed that more people forgive Nixon f o r bi s i nvolvement lo Watergate, wltb '3 percent s upporting the former president's pardon. More than ball ol the people - 52 percent -believe that Nlxo11'1 forced reslgnatioo and aeml-exile in San Clemente ls enough punishment for any c rimes be might have commJtted wbile ln office. The poU hu operated since 1947 u 'an independent , nonpartisan mfdia sponsored public opinion news service. -Pope Affirms Divorce Stand VATICAN CITY CAP) -Pope lohn Paul I, caUing himself 'just a beginner," took on the ls· 1ue of divorce with a group or American bisbope Tbunday and urged that saving troubled mar- riages be given top1iortty. ''In parllcul , the i n · dJssolubllity of tian mar- riage is import.ant. Although it ls a difficult part or OW' metsa,e. we m ust proclaim it faithfully a.s part of God's word, part of the mystery of faith," the pope said. In bis first major address on an ethical issue since bis elec- Uon lut mooth, the pontiff aaid he intends to follow the course of his predecessor, Pope Paul VI. "His teac.hlng ls ours," be said. Mesan Held T IJUANA, Mexico (AP> -bJ B • M~G Ale h.e~d....gL,.BlWI..,. • ' ~~j·1)· •. ·~~..i.t ·~ .~ .. \ :111-~- partment. has revealed the fir-Mark Clinton Shearer, 22, who ing o f Mig u e l Ce rvantes co~n~y sheriff's investigators Rodriguez, the new director or saad lives ln Costa Mesa, was ar- t h e Baja California ~tale rested at 3:30 a.m. today after penitenUary after leas than two he allegedly entered the months on the job. bedroom ol a 16-year-old La1UDa Hilla girl. ORANOI. COAST DAILY PILOT ·-··-Ptf"\.O.n••Mlll\fl)lllWI , ..... c-. 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'roNIGllT MOTORCYCLE SPEEDWAY RACING -1'alrpoundl,.i ! p.m. JC POOTBAU.. -ut.;C VI. Saddleback, OCC. 7:30 o.m . SATV&DA Y, IBPr. a MUSJC -AlMltar CompoMn' Nlsht, OCC, '1M Arts 119, 8 p.m., admtUSoa $3. LECTURE /SLIDE PROGRAM -"Mali aDd the Sea" wttb Col. John Cralc OCC AudJtorfum, 8 p.m. Ad~ $1.50·$2.!0. Avenue between Newport Beach and Costa Meaa. lnvc8Ugaton said today \bey have yet \o t1tabl11b a motive ln the ala.Ytna. Earlier teporU that Mrs. Grant died of multiple stab wounds trom two t eparate knives have bee n chan1ed foUowlna a report by the county coroner. The cause of death ls now list· od a a resultinc from s tab wounds and se\leral blows to the head with a blunt lnatrument. A knife which Grant alle1edly dropped during . bJs es_cape at- le m pt bas beeb booked 'nto ev"1dence ..b)' .county authorities. Deputies would not say what type of blunt instrument may have been used in the fatal at- tack. . Grant has refused to tallc U> authorities following his arrest. He wu arraigned Tuesday in Harbor Court. The s laying occurred in a small shack al the rear or the boatyard ~ere the Grant Cami· ly lived. Mra. Grant ls survived by her buaband, Annando, 46. Mesa Police ffrmJ, 3 Teens In Knife Attack, Costa Mesa poli ce ar e searching for three teen-age boys who reportedly pressed a knife against a Costa Mesa High School girl Wednesday and forced her to go with them U> a remote area ot the campus .. There, the three boys unsuc- cessfully tried U> remove some of her clothing before a passing motorist scared the m off by honkln~ a horn. police said. The incident, listed by police as a kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon . occurred shortly after noon at the Mesa High campus on Fairview Road. The 17-year-old s tudent was not injured although she told police that the attackers pushed he r to the ground after forcing he r to leave the main quad area al the campus. · She said was walllng for a class to begin when one i>f the youn~ suspects approached her and pushed a four-loch buck knife again.st her side and de· manded thatsbe go with them. It ls not known if the three males are students at the high school. Police said they have full desc:rtptions of the youths. AU. ...... llllSIAMA AltuMJil • .,,,,. . ..,,. Oel!yP*"tlafl ........ LINING UP FOR A HOT J0e PROWECT AS FIREMAN IN ~NTAIN VALLEY Some Broutht Theft llffpfng 890• and ap.nt the Night Walttn9 0m .. 1ing Desire 15() Seek Fir-eman Job About 150 prospective firefighters converged on Fountain Valley City Hall today in quest of one job that may be openiq in the city's fire department. Some of the applicants arrived at the city ball steps as early u 4:30 p .m. 1bursday wttb their eleepfq hap and beverace eoata1Den and spent the night playtng cards. backeammon and sbooting the bnme. llA.U K.&AllER OF La Palma said be awoke at s a .m . \o find bis shoes dangling from the top of the city ball nagpole. He joked that one of bis competitors played the dirty trick. Two of the early arrivals, Ken Maddams or Weatml.Dller and Gary Gundersen of Coeu Mesa, are members of the La Habra Fi.re Department. They said they are looting for jobs cloeer to tb~tr homes. OTBa8 IN THE LINE said they were employed but were looldna for advancement that they tboueht the Fountain Valley Job offered. Fountain Valley admlniatraUve aide Bill Ackerman said a maximum of 200 appUcaUou were to be banded out at noon for the JOb that pays $1,lJM per mooth. · He said applicanta will be given oral, written and agility t.esta The Fountain Valley Flre Department currenUy is compriled of 38 employ~. Building Limits Delayed in Newport In spite or a call to action from the Irvine Company and marching orders from the city council, Newport Beach plan- ning commissioner s balked Thursday at settlng limits on future building. until their next meeting before considering tbe measure!\ Commissioners, with little dis· cussion. coofinued two proposals on density reduction U> their Oct. 5 meeting. The proposals have been peod· ing for more than a year. Two weeks ago, councilmen ordered plannlng commissioners "to get OD With it." At Thursday's meeting, Dave Neish, the Irvine Company's consultant on Newport Beach projects, asked that action on the building limits move ahead "swiftly." However. another of the city's major developers, the Koll Com- pany, asked for a delay because the firm's s pokesman, Tim Strader. was unable to attend Thursday's meeting. Com_m.iaslooera agreed U> wail • Neish, during his address lo commissioners . reite r a t ed .l pledge made by the Irvine Com pany during informal planninR m~tings this spMng to reduce by 20 percent the density or future residential projects m the city. He saJd that, instead of the· 2,437 units currently allowed by the city's general plan, the com· pany would build no more than 1,800 units on It.I eight remaining residential parcels in Newport Beach. In addition, Neish suggested that the city get moving on a fee district U> collect money from developers to pay for road Im provements. I rvlne Company President Peter Kremer said developers would be willing lo contribute SS million to such a district in add1 tion to paying for another $12 million worth of Improvements next to their own develOPments. • • • • • • # ' SIGN OF TIMES'? Lone Job Attractive f'ro•Pa~~· VANCE ..• three-day-otd summit meetin& in Damascus of hard·lioe Arab leaders was extend.inl( through the weeke nd. ft said Assad a pologized to Vs nct-for the inconveruence The r e was no 1mmed1ate t:'X planat1on o f aoy hkety a dditional reas ons behtnd Sytta '.; ia'!>t minut e postponement of the visit Libyan teade r Moammar Khada{y and Palestm1an chief Ya sst:-r Ara f uc IPft the Dam ascus summit today and _ unexpectedly tr a\'t lt>d to Jordan, where they met wtth Ktng Husaem in en apparent bid to talk him into Joining their .. rejectionist" rront against the· Camp Davtd plan M ea nwhll t>. EJ:yptun Pres ident Anwar Sa.dat '" wilting to .. ass ume the Arab role" in negotiating the futu~ of thl West Ranlc and Gau 1f Jordan and other Arab statei. re1ect the framework produced by the Camp Oavid s ummit. according to letter" relc.ased by the Wtute House today Newport Study Session Canceled N e•port Beach Cit) Coun· r 1lm en wont have a '-llld:· session Monda)' afternoon. The re,zularly schoouled after , noon session ha!< been canceled so that council memben; can ;,l tend the meeting of tht' Stale League of C1Ues an Anaheim The t:vemng seasaon. wall be beld a.s usuaJ at T·ao p.m. • • • • Saddlehack --EDITIO N VOL 71, NO. 16S, •SECTIONS, 4 PAGES "fternoon N. Y. Steeks TEN CENTS HelrnS Raps Ex-official's 'MeDiory' WASHINGTON (AP) - hhner CIA Dlndor RJehard Helm• Mk! todaJ Ul•t former Attorne7 General Nleholaa Katate.cb eould not b•ve told l.be truth when be swore tMa c.,.w not recaill meeUna with Hehm about ~ laaodllnc of a Soviet defect«, Yuri NOHnllo. But Helms lat.er clarified that comment and aaid be "didn't mean to lmply that he teatlfled untruthfully " Te1tlfyln1 at • HOUie auauln tlon1 commHtee hearln• on lbe dealb or President Kennedy, Helm• preaented mema. ol hit meetlnc wlth Katzenbach to dileus the No.enko matter April J 19M. HelmA told the panel that bia la.wyer recenLly eontaeted Katzenbach lo dlacuaa Helms' r4'Collediom ol tbe meet.lng. K atienbach on Thursday denied under oath that he bad any recollection or such a meeUn1 and 11id be felt sure he would bave remembered any delalled discussion of lhe case. Committee Chairman Louis Stokes. D·Ohio, listened to He1~· account and then asked, ''Then Mr. Katienbach's statement could not be true, could it?" "No. it could not;" Helms replied. Later. however, Helms said Reagan· to Run For President? Five Dogs Poisoned l n CdM By MICIAEL PASUVICR Of .. .,...,,.... ..... A dog poisoner in Corona del Mar hu lured five neighborhood pets to a painful death this week by setting out ple tins filled with poison-laced hamburger , Newport Beach police said today. Police are warning residents in the area north ol MacArthur Boulevard and East Coast Highway to lreep track of lbeir pets. Parenta a1lo should warn their children not to touch any food they may find oat.doors, •aid OetecUve Lee Roberti. "We doa't have• motive yet," Oet. Roberti said today. "We could be talking about someone who ls upset. about a child being bitten or dogs running around. Maybe tus cat wu kilfed., or it's just someone having some mental problems," he added. Seven pets have been stricken since Saturday, said Roberts One dog recovered and another le still recuperating at a pet hospital. The type of poison used bas yet to be identified but police say it ia very potent and quick lit Ct in~. Three of the dead animals were pets of residents or Key West in Corona del Mar. In each poisoning, animals showed signs of intense stomach pain and stiffened legs before going into convulsions and dying. One of the stricken pets was a three-month old Labrador retriever. Police said one resident bad both of his dogs poisoned. · High School Grid Scores The high school football season's under way along the Orange Coast. For de· tails, see the sports pages, starting on 87 Saa ·aelDe'lde zt Coroea del Mar 1 Edlaoa 20 Canyon z• OaaaUW. • Los Amigos • La Qlllllta zt OceuVlew is MlaleeViejo Zl Saddtebeek 1 Solon Calls For Balanood U.~. Budget Sen. Carl T . Curtis, R· Nebraska, called today for enactme.nt or a constitutional amendment that would force the federal government to balance its annual budget. .. Curtis said he has sponsored such an amendment for more than a quart.er or a century and it is just now beglnnlng to at- tract substantial support in Congress. The Nebruka Republican was in Orange County today to give a speech ln Newport Beach at an assembly of the America.nism Educational League. In t.enns of continuous service in Congress, Curtis is the top man on the Republican ladder having been first elected to the Houte ol Representatives in 1939 and then moving on lo the Senate ln 1955. He is retiring at <See BALANCE, Page Z> ' '80 Race To Focus On Taxes CHICAGO (AP> -Ronald Reagan said today that there is a "dlst.lnct possibility" be will run for president in 1980 and that the taxpayers revolt would be a leading issue. Reagan, partlclpatfog in the Republican Party 's crosa·CCM.mtry "Tax Bliu," said it may take an unforeseen development to keep him out of the race. "I bav, not closed the door," Reacan said at a news conterace. "There ii a distinct po11iblllty tbat l wlll be a candidate." Reagan said the taxpayer revolt which erupted in California this year has triggered a national reaction be thinks will carry over into the 1980 campaign. "Wbetber I'll be running as a candidate or whether I 'll be campaigning for others. I'm going lo continue to tout this as a part of basic Republican philosophy," Reagan said. The "Tax BUtz" arrived in town Thursday, with Republican Chairman Bill Brock conceding it may take years lo convince working people that the GOP really wants to bail them out of their economic woes with a tax cut. "We're trying to change a deeply rooted impression, but I think you can over a period of lime," Brock said. The blitz is promoting a variety of Republican tax proposals, principally a bill wrltten by Rep. Jack Kemp, R-N.Y., and Sen. William V. Roth, R·Del , which · would cul Income taxes by 33 percent over the next three years bis lawyer "t.elll me he feels 1 did Mr. Kat1enbacb a diHervice. All I meant to say was thal I couldn't comment on Mr. Kauenbach's memory. 1 dldn't mean to imply that he testified untruthfully.·· Katzenbach was deputy att-0rney general at the time ol Kennedy's as assination in Dallas on ov. 22. '1963. He subsequenU served as attorney general now is a counsel to IBM Corp. There wu no immediate comment from him today on Helms' testimony. Nosenko d e fected to the United States in 1964, claiming he had been a hifh·ranklna Soviet KGB otficlal and bad extensive knowledge of Lee Harvey Oswald's actlviUea during his three.year atay in Rubia. The Warren Commiaaion chose not to question Noeento during its investigatton of the murde r of Kennedy . The com mission concluded that Oswald was the lone assassin. Helms. then a deputy diredor or the CIA. said the ageitcy conaldered it "a matter of the utmos t importance " to deterllline whether Nosenko was a lealtirmte detector or a Soviet plant. Thirsty Pla9•ates Afler playing in a park in Salem Ore .. 4-year-old Molly Gleason headed for the drlakinc fountain followed by Stamper. the famtly golden Labrador. Molly stood on her tiptoes and Stamper stood on his hind lep aa they quenebed their thirst. . Police Chief Si.wd Pursued Auto Hits Another; Four Injure d After Tavern Fight The man slugged by Police city the evening of the alleged Four people were critically in· Chief Jon Sparks in a Laguna unprovoked assault on · ed · Anah · lat Th··-.. -Beach restaurant June 29 wants Mathieson. Jur m eun e .a.,,._y $250,000 lo compeMate him for The i~ident touched off the nib gbct when a clia,r being hpedurs_uednto alleged t'njuries, humiliation and li bi r i ·tho t Y ypress po ce eras 1 po ce c e s suspens on wa u another auto and burst in damage to his reputation. pay and a s ubsequent names. And the woman who was with reinstatement that drew bitter A h · 1· ·d h t 31.year-old Delbert Malhi-Aft of . . r . Ii na eam po ace sru l e wo ......,.. c rit1c1sm rom city po ce men in the chased car were Costa Mesa during the fracu in officers. · l bu ed h r the Ivy House Restaurant is <See SPAUS, Page A2> ~~:~~~-m over muc 0 seeking $50,000 to compensate Their auto was engulfed in her for her troubles. names after it slammed into The $300,000 lawsuit filed D:-~ Given another car shortly after 11 p.sn. Thursday in Orange County .....,.ceu at Lincoln Avenue and Beadl Superior Court by Mathieson Boulevard. and Sondra Hone seeka to OK ~Or School Neither man has been iden· recover what the pair alle1e are J • tffled. Both men were taken to actual and punitive damages. the bum center at UCJ Medleat Should Sparks not be able to .:;t __ J E -*• Center and both were said to be root the bill if they are r UIU,l, ve•cc.o in critical condition today. ev e ntu a lly awarded the Al · · ed b tb · uto Organua. lions geared •o r";S· so lDJUt w en ear a damages, Mathieson a nd Miss "' ... h led ti ted 115' in° r .. -..1-ttor •"'bool-reJal_.. pro-was ur an es m.a •eel Hone want the city and Ivy e UJJ\,13 • °" .::u h .. ,t f ... b lb H o u s e o p e r a t o r s b e l d grams may now conduct bingo w en '" rom uae rear Y e responsible. ~mes in Capistrano Unified car being chased was a Buena 11 hoot Dist.ri.ct schools, 'ollow· Park couple, Vincent lasparto, The suit a eges the city •· 42 d M I 40 s hares responsibility as a ing a 5·2 vote this week by •an ary ~parry>. · trWJtees. , Cypress pohce satd the. two-co-defendant because It, in ObJ'ecti·ng to the new ba'nao mile chase of the two men an tile effect, condoned Sparks· · · -1986 model car beaan when o behavior by keepinc him on as policy were trustees Edward off leer noticed what be .w _.._._~.-.-D IJ:a..I I '"'~ .. ~~~~~· e,Mla'-.. W~!11P" . .w._~~.sAA...Cle~~-~~ ~· •~ ~~f~s.:... ... ~~~•!IM--K~ . . •dwa:r..;.~;.tWlr£te'll~~!!,'lj • .-r~,.k~, R. .~d .._ c••°-~~n.rr a:a-mimvyedH--:ra~s::a~~!~~fresnda, antre ~~f~:>~~ be~i~:t\e attempted to hall tbe ~. l .. I ~ "" '-V'"UG phalo~op~1cally opposed lo auto to a cqrb stop. the car's Ome .. s • .. e because its workers were aware eamblmg •.n public schools and driver sped off and the cbue St St II or the ·police .-chief's alle1ed felt the policy would put the dis· was on police said. reputation as "a person of trict in a poor position to exclude ' Saddlebadt ValJey school of. flcials have lost another round ln the battle of buslq -by 382 feet. SVUSD Adminlatratlve Services Director Ken Anderson announced Thursday that a dis· triet check of distances between some homes and El Toro High School revealed the residences were located beyond the 2.$-mile walkiQI distance. Anderson had been scheduled lo walk today from bomes on Stem Avenue in El Toro to the biib school with parents lo • monstrate the residences fell within the 2.~mile limit. A check ol the distance Thurs· day, however, revealed tbe homes qualify ror bualng by 312 feet. "We're Cotna to have to bus some of those children," An· Deal, Myna ~ lail Bin/,'s Worda Immured BLAIR, Neb. (AP) -Washington County s heriffs authorlUes have a new Jail bird on thelr hands -it's a myna. ' . denop eald. "We're aolna to ha.e to reroute one of the buses comlna from Mission Viejo. Andenon ls anticipatln& some problems when bulinC from the area belim Monday. "We're IOlnl to bave a sJtua· Uon where someone's child wilt be bused Wbi.le their neipbor's cbildr• will be walkinc," An· denoo explal.Md. uwe bave to have a line wwhere tboucb. •• He aaid tbe diltrtct may opt to contract wttb tbe Oruae County Tranalt DilUict to p-ovide bus· inc for the ""' cbl1dren wbo live at tbl! md otStem Avenue. ~UU AND HICB, BllRGURS LE4.YE PORTLAND, Ore. <AP) --TM buraJan were telec:\lve.- .. The bird was left on a Qlair couple's <loontep, with a note that said, "My name ia Benji. ' AuthorlUes will keep the myna for 30 days, and lf no one.claims him, he wtll 10 to the cQUple. Mean1"bile Benji 1Ita in a ca1e 1n the 1berlfr1 office -~. whlatllnt, exclalmln1: •·oh, Ood'' or ··oh, ~ancl occatlonally uttering something that eounds UKe .,Deal tbe cards.'' / They broke into M ar1•ret r Wlnlen' hom while she was away, took a p1u1 from the , retri1erator, cooked and ate il, a.Del pl~ two dJrty pJates neat· ly ln the alnk. Deputies sat ther·r~ watchina their Lanauaae -they don't W9nt BenJ to pick up any new wordl And, •he told police, they plucked aJl the luvcs (rom a marijuana C>fa.nt violent, vicious and dan1erou1 any tu-exempt organiutlon ----------... character." from scheduling bingo games ln Today, Spara sald be bu not school facilities. yet seen tbe clvl.l complalnt and Superintendent Jerome will not comment on Its Tbornsley, who bad recom· allegations unUJ be talkl with mended board approval of tbe his attorney. bingo policy. sald the school Lacuna Beach City Manqer board bas the option ol revolti.Qg Fred Solomon said Mathleeon's the new ordinance if probl,ms earlier claim for dama1es has with bingo develop. been turned over lo the city's If there \a "some le1al insurance carrier. challeqe by non-school related Solomon alao said Sparkl wu groups to conduct bln10," aald not acUng u an employee of the Tborntley, ·'then the board •bould consider chan1in1 lta Polley to prohibit all blqo beine played on school campuses." MesanHe ld In Break-in Mark Clinton Shearer, 22, who count)' sheriff'• tnveat11ators aald Uve1 ln Colta M•a, wu ar· resUMI at 3:30 a.m. today after he alte1edly entered the bedroom ol a US· year-old Lquna Hlll1 1lrl. Inve1tl1alor1 ta.ld the 1lrl awakened to aee a ma.n tn her room and screamed, Tbt man fled, lnvest11ator1 said, and sa..artr wu arrested tater oo Woolwich Slreet. Shearer wu booked Into Oran1e County Jail on bursJary char1•. .. Bineo in the scboQls wu nm proposed by a Capistrano Valley High School booster club. Pareata anxious to make up lotsea to school protram1 after voter approval of Propoeltion 13 wanted to conduct btnao 1ames at tbe Mlllion Viejo achoo!. Rentin1 outalde taclUUea would cut down on prollta, they said. Allowed to conduct blqo un-- der the new Caplttrano tehool district policy are parent· t.eacher poupa, acbool at.blltlc 11'0\IP•, •cbool music and drama 1roup1 and th~ dlllrlct 's Scholanblp Fund Assocl1tlon. No one under l8 wUJ be al· lcnr..S to partldpate in the bingo same•. Orange Co ast Weath er Pateby fog and low clouds near the coast ear· ly Saturday beeomlng fair arter m i d -morning . Cooler. tows tonight $7 lo 62. Hiabs Saturday from 68 to 72 at the beaches to 80 to 85 lnland. INSIDE TOD.4 't' Stoot and 1crun •how atopper Ant~ Hopldu' ad· me~ to OrOftQt C4Glt acton - " ~ car-tW wMI you IDilh for" -~ppMn Co ~. S.• Page Cl. , . .\! DAILY PILO T SB F r1 csax, 8eptembor 22, 1978 Syria Delays Vance Visit .. RIYADH. udi Arabia (AP) -Secretary of Slate Cyru R Vance wound up lallt& with. ·wdl leadf'N> toda\ without w commitment to 'uppor1 tht t •mp David p t'IC~ t1 ccor d1, and b a rd Une S)'r la a bruptl y 1ruormt"d him 1t 11 p0ttpon1na In dt'ftnlt\11) h1 i. ~ch~ulcd visit ther~ But Van<'c aatd lhe delay 11> unly for 11 da) V11n cf' s M s d ~••t tour . m l'anwtul . w~"l hf•nll •hadO'A't'd b .>-• I w '' "' a n A r a b '1rt>Jecuomst' l\'am trylna tu wat'k the U S lnlllallve In 1nolher developmeot, So•let .,f•tldeet. J.:tonld I, lreahMY ~~ m.t utlm'• ~ to tbt Cemp Da•kl filan today , ca111 n1 at • ''1cpar1tte d al'' between E&Ypt a nd hrael tbul produced nothing but th · lllualon ol a a.clllement. . It cun only make lbc •lluat.lon In the Middle Eet C!ve n more explosive." Breihnev commented In " 11ix:ech ·1n the M>uthcm SovM Union. Arter a workin«i lunch today with Pnncc Sultan. tbe acUna SaudJ foreign man.liter. Vance ( Pilot Logbook J Let Him Eat Cake To Win His Bet By WILLIAM HODGE IHllMhlb ....... SHA&ON FIGEIRA, chamber or commerce director, made a bet recently deep in the heart of the Saddleback ·Valley. Not a large bet. Just a $3 wager with local office equipment entrepreneur Billy Blrd, who paaaionalely sup· ports the Southern California Rams. Mrs. Figeira is .a native Texan. And she couldn't resist the chance to mock the locals when the World Champion Dallas Cowboys rode lnto Los An1eles last week ror a football game. But the Cowboys were chased out or town by Marshal Pat Raden and bis de- puties as Dallas took a 27-14 drubbing at the hands or the Rams . Sharon wasn't walking Sadd.leback Valley streets with a gleam in her eye and a six-shooter in her hand thia week. 1 She was busy in her kitchen prepar- ing to pay ott c.ne Hird bet at last nigbl's chamber or com· merce mixer. The wager was paid off in pennies ClOO), nickels (10), aild he and the Saud.ls over l wo .,.. held "dileualloot lD depth U.at were abltoluwly eneatlal. · · But, u la Jon!ao earlier t.bll week . h e r epor t e d oo commitments. Then lhe Syrian government announced it was postponing V Ance's vlslt Saturday to OamaKCu.s, the scheduled third atop or h.ls lrip, where be w111 1oln1 to try to l41mper Pretk!ent Jlafez Assad's 11taunch o pp ositio n to th e Jsraell·EaY(>tlan aareemeots. The Syraan announcement 11ald the Vance vlsll was being put orr Indefinitely because the three-day-old summit meeting in Oamascus or bard-line Arab leaders was extendlne through the weekend. It said Assad apoloelzed lo Vance for the Inconvenience . T he re was no immediate e xplanation or any like ly a ddi'tional reasons behind Syria 's l ast -minut e postponement of the visit. Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy and Palestinian chief Va sser Ararat left th e Damascus summit today and un exp ect e dly travele d t o Jordan. where they met .with King Hussein ht an apparent bid to talk him into. Joining their "rejectlonist" front against the Camp David plan. Meanwh i l e, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat is willing to "assume the Arab role" in negotiating the future of the West Bank and Gaza if Jordan and other Arab stales reject the framework produced by the Camp David summit, according to letters released by the White House today. Although s ome wh at ambiauous. the language in the letters appears to hold out the poaslbilitv that a Palestinian Arab civd 1ovemment could be a.et up for the territory without the con.sent of Jordan, which once coatroUed It Sadat said he would be prepared to enter nceotiations on the West Rank a nd Gaza "following consultations with Jordan and the representatives of the Palestinian people," but gave no commitment to follow their l ead in any s uch negotiations. Brush'Fire Doused Near UCI A fire set off by a hot spark rrom a welding torch burned about rive acres or the San Joa· quin Marsh near the campus of UC Irvine Thursday. There were no Injuries as 40 firemen slogged through dense vegetation w ith handheld firehoses for three hours before the fire was extinguished. Firefighters said the same fire on normal terrain would have taken only about 15 minutes to douse. Workmen were buildine a fence In the area, east or the In· ter s ection of Campus and University drives. when a draft sent a shower of s parks into the brus h , firemen said. Firemen said lhere were no apparent Injuries .among the duck population. which found shelter In ponds along Campus Drive. Traffic was disrupted while firemen baUled the blaze. which ie nt up a large plume of smoke . Newport CEEED Talk ,.,,..,.... EDQAR BEROEN ANO FAIEND8 IN'1938 PHOTO He, Ch artle McCarthy, Mortimer Snerd Retiring Bergen, McCarthy Bicker to ·the Last By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Aller 56 years of partnership, you might think Charlie McCarthy would show a little gratitude when Edgar Bergen announced their retirement. Not so. "How can you retire when you haven't worked since you met me? .. was the monocled dum: my's wide-eyed response when Bergen said at a news con r e r ence Thursday that America's best-known ventrilo quisl act was easing out or show business. Singer Andy Will iams was on hand to say the bickerlng pair will be making their final ap- pearances with him at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas and at 01.'cember concerts in Cleveland and Cincinnati Bergen has been the fall guy for his ill-tempered, top-hatted partner since 1922, and things weren't much dirrerent Thurs- day. "It has n 't been easy." McCarthy said or his years with Be rgen .. The man has no talent ·· dimes 00) and q~arters <2> -baked U1S1de a cake abapecS like the state or Texas. "The cake is not as big as the state of Texas. but the crow I'm eating certainly is," Mrs. Fegeira renected Thursday. Nestande Flnys Critics Although the partners' !lhow business career will ofliclally end. Bergen. 75. said he might make a few charity appearances and will keep McCarthy for the rest or his life. After that the dummy wtll have a ho'°e at the Smithsonian lnslitutlon. Bergen's lips may move when he throws his voice, but that has n't kept him from making millions with McCarthy, the doltish Mortimer Snerd. the old maid Efrle Klinker and other The white cake 1s t:mblazoned with blue lette rs - ·'The Cowboys will return." ••• BIZARRE ITEMS have been buried io Saddleback College's voluminous board agendas recently. For example, the college has been auctioning off two coffins. surgical trays and tables from Superior Funeral Supply and a grour of embalming tables. The equipment was used in natura science classes. And the same man who purchased the two cotflns also wound up buying four art easels and a stainless steel "multi· anim a l" cage There must be u new art movement in the wind ••• JUDGE BLAllt BARNE1TE of South Orange County Municipal Court, is adamant about not accepting excuses ror fa ilures to appear in court on traffic citations. Speaking to a Rallery or hapless motorists who failed to make their appearance on the appointed day, Judge Barnette enumeraled the excuses he would accept -the person was ca> In the hospital. ( b) on military orders out of the area or < c) in jail. ''I don't want you to come up here and tell me you were beamed aboard the Enterprise by Captain Kirk and you failedtogeta note from him," thejudgesaid. f',.._Pa,,e AJ BALANCE BUDGET • • • the end or the year. that would reduce capital gains to the prepared text covering taxes as well as income taxes his speech in Newport Beach. should be enacted. the 73-year-old legislator pre ·'The history of past tax Assemblyman Bru ce Nestande who fell he'd been un- fairly criticized for his voling re· cord, la.shed out al a building in- dustry pressure group when he s howed up uninvited at the group's meet.mg lhis morning. Nesl a nde appeared al the Newp ort Beach breakfast session being conducted by the Coun cil for Environment. Employment. Economy and Development <CEEED> to re- gister bis complaints about what he s aid was the group's distor- tion of his voting record. Nestande, a Republican from Orange County's 7oth District, was p articularly angry about CEEED's most recent newslet· ter. The newsletter declared that Nestande had gjven "a kick in the pants" to bis building in- dustry backers by voting for a bill that prolongs lbe lives of the state's r egional coas t a l com· missions. The article also said he voted for the coastaJ control act of 1976. He didn't vote for the 1976 coastal act, NeaLande said. Nixon Return To Politics Nixed in Poll dieted his proposed constitu· legislation proves that we can tional amendment wlll someday Increase revenue by lowering SAN FRANCISCO <AP> _ A be enacted. tax r ates. large majority of Californians "I believe that we should com· "Our ~ rat~ are already too disapprove of former President pel the government to reduce ex-h_igh ~nd inflation bas made the Nixon resuming h is political Acknowled ging that he had voted for the bill prolonging the regional commissions, he noted the bill was carried through the state Senate by another Orange County Republican, Sen. Dennis Carpenter. Carpenter escaped criticism in CEEED's letter. Nestande explained that he and Carpenter voted for the ex· tension because they felt it would have become a costly burden to taxpayers to have the state commission handlln~ the wor k now done by the six re· gional commissions. The controls or the coastal act. he noted, remain in effect. Main· talning the r egiona l com · missions simplifies the appUca· lion of those controls, he said. "I don't mind having dif· f e r e n ces o r opinions and adversary relationships, but I don't think there's a place in an educational group like yours for distortion of facts and lnac curacies.·· Nestande fumed New Viejo Park Lacks Equipment Mission Viejo 's 3.5-acre Aurora Park -scheduled for Novefl')ber completion -will have many amenities. The $208,400 price tag includes ha ir a basketball court, a sand volleyb a ll court, a n am- phitheater with conc rete fire ring, a so-caJled super slide and l wo concrete-e ncircled lot lots - without play equipment. That 's because the youngsters' play equipment was deleted from the budget wben bids came in higher than an· ticipated, prompting county of· ficials to exclude the equipment from plans. So, Mlssion Viejo Municipal Advisory Council members will deliberate in two weeks on how to raise money to pay for the missing equipment in the park located near Marg uerite and Alicia Parkways. Besides raising money for equipment in the two concrete- encased sand boxes, members also will be considering funds for tbe security lighting, drink· iog fountains. barbeque pits and picnic tables also deleted from plans when cos t s overran estimates. MAC members are expected lo la unch a fund-raising drive to buy equipment following their Oct. 9 meeting at 7:30 p.m. in MA C offices. 27021 La Paz Road. Suite 2K. in Mission Viejo. dummies . • Bergen said Charlie was born in 1922. "but I 'vc always thought of him as an 11 or 12-year-old." The duo started in small night club11 and vaudevUle, but didn't really become famous until they started their radio show May 9. 1931 . For years the program was radio's No. 1 show. E',.....P~A J SPARKS •.• Sparks fell short of admitting he assaulted Mathieson when in a Municipal Court action he pleaded no coolest to an assault charge and ~aidaSSOOfine. The Math.ieson civil s uit says t he allege d a ssa ult w a s unprovoked It claims the Costa Mesa truck driver in addition to being punched by the police chief was pinned in a restaurant booth by a table slammed against him and attacked about the race with a sharp object. That sharp object is believed to have been the stem of a flower the chie f a llegedly clutched in hjs fist. The Mathieson complaint keys the humiliation section of the i.u1 t around allegedly slanderous re marks purportedJy made by the chief when police officers rushed into the restaurant lo resporuse to a disturbance call. penditures a nd lo balance the situation wbrse. career as 8 candidate for offic~ budget," Curtis said. _..._......_,.......,. _ '..'~_,lax reduc~~*«l~Jl'il\~&-·<t'-~.."J..11>~ · .. ~~11w.l~ .x~·:l.'f~~"<? l....,..,..., ~~~·~-iirf"tW~Itr··• ~hina, p61Tster Mervin Field • -~ ~""'t>)'.l"'JU'h'~Wdi'rlg ollr constitution more revenue flowing Into the said todav. lo provide that Congress and the treasury," Curtis said. president must live within their In addition to f&\'.Orlng a means." balanced budget and lower tax Cu rtis also said a tax c:ul ls rates, Curtis said he supports needed to stimulate the nation's policies that would eliminate ad- economy. ding any new government pro- .. Ir this Is properly done," the grams . senator said, "revenues can be Also, the Republican senator increased instead of decreased.'' said, he supports moves aimed He said pending legislation at Introducing so-called sunset OAANOE COAST DAILY PILOT ·-·N-"'"''•°"nt '"'" ,..,,.,~, ,.,,. c ..... V•'l • ~~t\'H'"t •"Ct ~at MfMQll9t n .... •t KHVll ''-"'°' , ... .., .... M ........... ,.. •• "°'"" .. .,, .... c ......... '"' Ill•-" ... " ·~\1'4-'tt llMl\.tQ•ftO l('lilf0h leocllebedc Vell..,Offlee n>fll t • "•• ff~..., •I 'Mn 0(-r rww•y OfllCH Co'l•M>\A ))OW.Ott tl.o•\lrofl Hofltfll'WJ..,.._ l',.Mh .,.,~ .... ftlovte••Ht l•-A tl.IH• 111•0_..,.,\l, .. l T ... ptlone ('714l..u,..uz1 CIHllHted Advtf'tlelnt ~n ~-\Y•l.....,_Ollt<• H 1-''10 ,.,_....,,_,,.. ........ \8 ~·i: =. °'=· c:::i.::.:::i.:-~ ~ .. , .. , ., .... , .... ~ ....... , .. ,. ,.,.., .. ~u;:.:::::...:·'"""'' '""''' """."'" .. '-<•"'ff t••n .. ,, ... a•tet •• C..t• Millu C•t•t•rft1t \v"'-t._·•H•f' llff <_., .. , '1 tO =:.~!....';l ;::J:.~ IMMftl' fftftlt8f'J --( leglsla11on that would call for periodic scrutiny or e.xistlng pro· grams. In his prepared text , Curtis said what America needs la less government and more private enterprise. Briggs Miffed At Nazis' Gay Ban Support LOS ANGELES (AP) -The National Sbclalllt White People's Party, formerly the Ame rlcan Nazi Party.z.. ha• of· rered to SU.PPC>rl atate e;en. John Briggs' •ntJ·aay ln.IUaUft, but Brlggs• aJde ctalled the oUer "aarbap'' today. In a letter lo Brtc11, R· Fulle~. the NHll endoned Propotlt:loG t which would pro. vlde for cU1fti1Ual ol bomoeexual t.ucbers trom state acbool1. The Nada oftered to tupply apeaken In aupport ot the am._mnent and aut.hortaed Br11p to use , their party name. According to the poll, about three-qua rte r s or the 543 Californians surveyed said they would not vote for Nixon If he ran for a Senate seat . By the sa me margin. those questioned said the former president would hurt the chances of other candidates i( he campaigned on their behalf. However , the poll also showed that more people forgive Nixon f o r hi s invo lv e m e nt i n Watergate, with 43 percent s uppo rting lh e former president's pardon. More than half of the people - 52 percent -be lieve that Nixon's forced resignation and semi-exile in San Clemente Is Pnou1h punishment for any cri m es h e might ha ve committed whJle in office . The poll has operated since 1947 u an Independent, nonpartl11an media sponsored public opinion news service. \ Gift Probe Due WASIUNGTON <AP> -The White H6u1e has promised a qulck and .open Inquiry Into ac- UvlUH of a Carter family friend who •cknowledgea he took a $10,000 111n. ror h1I youth pro. 1ram1 from a buslneuman who wanted an appointment to talk with 1cwemmtftt official.a about • bu1e federal crant. ·. • • • • • • • • • • • ; I OUTSTAN~ING SPOT. .of • • • " . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • DEN'S • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • FOR ALL YOUR CARPETING NEEDS ••••••••••••••••• ·installation· custom drapsriss linoleum • wood floor ---~ Fre ighte r Capsize d --- By Wave? WASH1NGTO CAP; An old n H of ~ O~at &...le haa re Jected otnd al accounts and told Con•rea th4" S S Ed mund Fitu~rald wu awallowed up by M1'be Tbree Sistec"a,'' a tno of kill r w1 • whrn II wtnt down with oU banda Tbe sinkm& ot lbe fTe1pter. bfanna U"OO oro on a run rrom Superior, Wls . to Dnrntt. OC' curred dwtna • viol ol .u>rm Nov \0, 1'7S, about l7 m•les from Wtu ttttlab Bay Capt F.rne11t M. lllcSorley and aJI other~ men aboard perished In a rentwal of burlop lnlo th~ lr actdy. memori albed In a pop u tar tone by Gordo n Uabtroot. the llou.~ aubcommll· tee on Coat Guard and nav11•· lion heard • reha h of sever&I contra dictory flndintcl by gov. crnment , lndu~try and labo~ groups. B ut t he m os t dra m a Uc testlmQC\Y came trom Lyel A McDonald of Laurium. Mich .. who said, "My license to appear before you. gentlem en, i tems from having lived a very rough Jife as a commercial fisbennan on Lake Superior starting at age 7 . . . I have lived the day and night or the Edmund Fitzgerald ma ny. ~any Um es, on lesser ships a nd during earlier d ays." "I respectfully submit .. that the Fitzgerald did sink to the bottom or Lake Superior as the result of her having been caught precisely by the Three Sisters, or three big waves. The Fitzg~raldsubmarined! ·• The Coast Guard and the Na-' tiona l Transportatio n Safety Board have theorized that the ship was done in when water rushed through the hatch covers on deck. The board says the cov· ers collapsed, while the Coast Guard believes they were simp- ly not battened down properly. Som e dissenters on the board as well as some maritime or- gan izations believe, instead, that the ship crashed into shoals and r ipped her hull apitrt below the water line. But McDOnald, in defense of McSorley's honor. argued that lhe s h ip was simply e ngulfed by the waves. · · r a m a m azed tha t the phenomenon or the Three Sisters is not more widely known," he said. "Most certainly the older s ailors ... are fully cogruu.nt of the ract that the Three Sisters • are a reality on Lalce Superior." By this account, lhe winds on that day were gl'eat.er than 60 mph. the conditions ripe for the kiUer waves. "What we are talking about is that al irregular Intervals, dur- ing a storm. three waves will OC· cur . possibly one-third larger than the average seas of the mo- ment ." The average wave in the storm would have been about 18 to 20 feet, he said. while the Three Sisters would have been up to 30 feet. labor Item Non,. union HARTFORD , Conn . <AP> -The Coalition or Labor Union Women sold seven T-shirts emblazoned with the CLOW logo until a discovery prompted a recall -the shirts were made in non-uniorr shops in the Pbillpploes. The CLUW had set up a table at the annual Con- necticut St.ate Labor Coun· ct I convt:ntion that began bm~~•••r.·• ~·:-::-.-~ held pamphlets, buttons, pos t ers and bumper stickers. urging supJ>.Qrt for organized labor. DeltYN9'~ ...... Rm RED HARBOR DIAl!CTOR KEN SAMPSON LOOKS OUT OV!A DANA MARINA AT TRIBUTE ~Hng the Effort• to Bring the Protect to the South Coast Over Surfer•' Oppoaitton Seamen's Friend Balled Dana Point Park Dedicated to Ken Sampson By SfEVE Ml'l'Cff ELL Of ... 0..1, ~ .. Matt One speaker caJJed him "The Seaman's F1"iend," a fter the title o f a book written by Richa rd Henry Dana . And the ti tl e see m e d appropriate in describing Ken Sampson . who directe d the affairs of the county's Harbors. Beaches and Parks Department for nearly a quarter century. Mo r e than JOO coun t y dignitaries and friends turned out at the new Ken Sampson Overview park on the west bluff of t h e Dana Point harbor Thursday to honor the retired direct or who coordinated the cons t r uction of the m a ssivc marina below from· conception to completion. Ma ny or the speakers said Orange County boaters owe a lot to Ken Slimpson, who began work on the Dana Point Marina In 1961. And, looking upon the more than 3,000 boats in their slips below. the former parks director admits he's got a lot of friends among sailors a nd b oating organizations. But he remembers some who dJd not appreciate his effort!' to b ring a smooth-water bay to Dana .Point back in the early 1960s. . "Sure I had some opposition," the r etired county otricial ch uckled. "The surfers sure d idn't like the idea of a marina. There m ed to be some pretty good waves down ther e." Sampson's marina did raise a ruckus among the surfing set in the 1960s. Dana Point was long considered one of the rinest big wave spots in Orange County. While not consistent. the Point was a favorite during storms. when 12 to 15 root sets would roll in toward the rock beach in long -nearly endless lines. Old time surfers rem ember catching the huge swells out by the point and riding them across the front of the old pier and nearly to the cliffs on tbe other side. And Sampson recalls. be bad a Cordon Bleu Sues Over Irvine Name LOS ANGELES CAP) -Two little wQrds, "Cordon Bleu" - they mean blue ribbon in French -are the s11bject of a $1 million la ws uit filed by the famed Cordon Bleu cooking school in Paris, France. against an lrvine wom a n's school with a similar name. The Irvine woman. Bonnie Taka matsu, will be allowed to continue using the Cordon Bleu na me at least temporarily, a federal judge r uled Thursday, but she has agreed to make a s m all change in t he name pend· ing a trial of the issues. a counter c la im a gainst the F rench school seeking to cancel its trademarks on the grounds they were improperly issued. Cordon Bleu should not be a tradem a r k . says Kasd a n . because the words simply mean blue ribbon. Woman.Dies In Huntington Auto Crash Mrs. Takamatsu will now call he r school Bonnie Heather's Cordon Bleu Cooking School. She used her middle name. Heather. A 22-year-old Huntington h l · ed be h 1 iJeach woman died in a predawn s e exp am • cause er ast auto crash early this morning on name "sounds Oriental aild it's Pacific Coast Highway, police a rather European school." reported. T he French school had asked The dead woman's name is be· U.S. District Judge Laughlin E. ing withheld until her (amily cao Waters t.o stop Mrs. T akamatsu be notlfied. from using the nam e Cordon The crash occurred about 4:4S BJeu, but the judge 11ecllned a .m . near Brookhurst Street Thursday t.o issue a tem porary while the victim was beading restr a ining order and instead or-toward Newport Buch, police dered a mld·Oct.ober hearing on said. r un in with ·a San Clemente Hfgh School marine science class. led by an instruct.or who insisted the completed marina wouJd fill up with silt a nd alter beaches downcoast. "Tha class came o ut and floated some ba lloons and co ndu c t e d a l o t o r n o t ·v e r y -sc i e ntifi c exp eriments." Sampson said. "But time has proven the harbor didn't fill in with sediment." Sampson's own experiments were much more extensive. the former direct.or said. He said lhe Army Corps of Engineers and the Wa terways Expe rimental Station constructed a one-tenth scale model of the breakwater project in an 11,000 s.quare foot hangar in Vicksburg, Mi ss. Each rock was carefully put in p l ace. a nd the mode l was bOmbarded with waves and wind to see ii it 'would fail. .. As a result or those tests. we raised the outer breakwater by four feet and made some other a d j u s tme nts," Samps on recalled. The final result has withstood m a n y a s tor m s i n ce its completion, and the loc al d ign itaries who s howed up Thur s day t o ded icate the ove rview applauded loud and lo n g-w he n a -s mall s tone monument at the entrance to the overview was unveiled by Fifth District Supe rvisor Thom as Riley. "Looks liJce a gravestone to me," SamJ>6()n quipped as he shook the supervisor's hand. But it was obvious thN!-year c ounty parks d ir ector was pleased as his fam ily and fri e nds s wa rme d a bout to congratulate h.im. Blasts Injure One v AN NUYS <AP) -Two un- explained explosions about 20 minutes and two miles apart have rocked the Van Nuys area, seriously injuring one person. a r equest for a preliminary In· The woman was crushed when · ~n~H-9.~t;;,'~· ~ ":"' AMf'l.;,,;!M_t.Jst ,s.o.~ac;,. colLW«:c;L b;QN\&lc...,....._., ...................... ,... ~--~~ M'?S". 1uama'C~ g'l"a inea¥.--w1t'f(<l'afl ;_dutt> al1~n by'<l\lC ·~··-~- from the French school in 1970 Wayne Bartholomew, 32, of and says she knows the owner. Norwalk. police said Our Entl re Mme . Elisabeth Brassant. who Officer John Berens said the . is 80. cause of the crash is still under s I ''Oh, yes. I know her very investigation. elect on well. She gave me my exams,'' Bartholomew was treated for Fnday. September 22 1978 s CAIL Y PILOi A 3 Newport Talk Builders Win Dymally Praise Lt. Gov. Mervy n Dymally lauded a Newport Bea ch·baaed coalltlon of bullders and labor leaders today for their errorts to bring down the skyrocke ting cost of bouajna. Dymally spoke at the Big Ca· nyon Country Club in Newport lnformally this morn.ine with the board or dJ rectors of tile Council for Environment, Employment, Economy a nd De velopment. CCEED>. a housing industry pre-ssure group. During. the m~Uac, CE!:ED officials noted that the statewide · average cost of a new home is now $133,000. DymaJJy said he's toured 30 of the state's S8 counties and the problem is the same t.hrougbout. althou'b it seems to be most ex· treme m Orange County. "The challenge ln providing homes that can be afforded by low-income families is one tbat l think the federal government is going to have to take up." he said. Dymally ooted that the efforts of private enterprise to provide the housing for poor, minorities and senior citizens were doomed to failure because of the ex· cessive regulations and costs involved. "It's a myth that labor costs have bad a part in driving up housing costs," he added. "ln fact. labor costs have not risen as fast as the costs of land and materials." Dymally also cr iticized the trends toward no growth that is being seen in many of the state's suburban counties and cities. "Its primary errect is on low a nd m iddle -inco m e p eople beca\ffle the end result of no growth is high costs.'' he said. "It's not a question of wanting t o pave ove r e very bit of gree nery in the slate," DymaJly added . "It's not a question of be- ing anti-envi ronm ent It's a question or looking at lhe other side of the coin." Dymally urged CEEED mem· bers to continue their efforts and to join with..ininority groups in pressing for the lcinds or legisla· lion that will help lower the cost of housing. "We need mo re C EEED groups because. eventually. that wlll be the only thing that saves iu. • • he concluded. Younger Hiu W,y Police SAN FRANCISCO CAP> Homosexuals s hould be kept off California police rorces, At · torney General E velle Younger says. The San Francisco Chronicle rep orted Thurs day that the Republican candidate for gov- ernor told reporters on a cam· paign flJght Wednesday that he atte mpted unsuccessfully to fire a homosexual deputy attorney gen eral. but was forced by courts to rehire him . . DllllJ ~ .. "-ff .._ SPEAKS IN NEWPORT Lt. Governor Dymally U.S. Seeks MexicQ 's Border Aid SAN DIEGO (AP\ -An in- crease in attacks on t;.S. border patrolmen in recent months 1s worrying officials so much lhat they a re asking Mexican tn ter vention. Twenty U.S. officers havP been injured by rocks thrown north ward along the border since May. The wmdsh.i elds of 30 patrol cars have been broken by rocks. In addition. seven shootings have been reported since July although none of the officers in vol ved was ln1ured. An estimated 70 men threw "' ba rrage or rocks at Border Patrol officers about 3 a m . Sun· day near the San Ysidro cross- ing but were chased off by T!- j ua na police. A spokesman said today that special telephones soon will con· ne ct the -patrot with-TiJuarta police and Mexican imm1gratwn officials in Tijuana. The spokesman , Donald M. Ca m eron, said he thinks the rock throwers are really alten smugglers trying to divert atten- tion of the Americans so Mex- ica ns can enter the United States illegally. Girls Start Fire DENVER CAP) -A campfirl' started by two g)rls. aged 7 and 10. kindled a fire on Sept 12 lhat exploded through 3.300 acre.c; of tinder dry timber and brush in the foothills s out hwes t of De nver. the Jefferson County sheriff srud Thursday ct Asparagus Flm *"'*'t. oeeo green .......,._ .. , follOQ• to onv tunf1Y "' lhOOy cotot ~Of ~ l 6cll. Silt R-a '2.&8 =~·'1 .29 a n · .. ,--;;: :·.....'lletl'J1t~•~Ar1 °' tM lonO-iOltlng. (ot'llOln« eQlor fCM>flfl 4~ PofSlzt llg.81C 89° Sole Prtct The idea -the T-shirts notwithstanding -was lo buy p roducts made In America by union mem· bers. Mrs. Takamatsu said. inj uries and released from Hoa& At Mrs. Takamatsu's attorney. Mem orial Hospital in Newport KenKasdan,saidhe plans to file ;:~Wayne 50% on Sunday Covers It 1-u1ar Price Geu Airord •• From Head to Toe FromScouis Full coverage in Sunday's Dai· 1y Pilot will help the reader rrom head to toe. Main features will describe the marvels of b r ai n mappi ng and the California style or wooden shoes. FOCUS ON F IBER -Four million tons of asbestos are pro· duced each year for such u1e1 u buildln& insulation andlrrake drums . But breathing asbestos fi bers can lead to several fatal diseaaet for employffa. The Al· sociated Press reports on the ll'OWlng eotlcem and some of t.he victims. T H E 9'£EL THI N G -"Somewhere there's a .cuy who rnakea bucJY whil)l ... ud I'll bet he's maklt\I a heU of a prollt." Data Technology doesn't make buecy whipe. but II.I president nys there are some othft' com· I (SUN D A Y'S BEST) partsons. Stor y in You/Your Money TIPTOE TIME -American shoemakers are In trouble. rac· Ing foreign compeU\lon Lbat's fierce. But a local company hu found fancy footwork that keeps them wattling t.oward success. Judith Olson e x p la in s i n You/Your Money. SENJ Oa POLI T I CS "Grandpa Goes to Washin1ton." 1tarrln1 J ack Albert.IOI' H a arandpa who eel s elected a U.S. senator. i1 one of lbe new TV aeries. 'lbe series could boa re· m lte a f(enoratlon 1 at er. or Funk Capra'• 1939 movie. "Mr. Sm ithGoHtoWashln1ton." BEVERLY HILLS (AP) J ohn Wayne. o. forme r Boy Scout. was presented a bronze plaq"8 e T hursd a y nig ht by former Eagle Scout Gerald R. Ford to honor him as an exam- ple or the spirit or America and the tdeals of scoutlna. The presentation to Wayne, a Newport Beach resident, waa made at a benefit dinner held In hls honor by the Los Angele, Area Council. Boy Scouts ot America in coMectlon with the 577-acre John Wayne Outpost Camp scout facility near Lake Ar rowhead. Along wtth former Preal~ Ford , who 11 honorary vice ~ aident of the Boy Scouts or America. some 1,200 others at· tended the dinner. lncludlnc eJlo tertalners Jimmy Stewart and Lucltl e Bal l. Television personality Merv Griffin waa t.he m1Stet ~ c:eremonJe1 COSTAe ~ MESA \'I( f<UUI\ ~-· ~ , 0,.. 7 hrt• .... , ... ,. % I Jl MIWPOIT ILYD. COSTAMUA ~ •4'-JtJI ,.... s..., •u .. tn SAU fltltCIS •OOO THIU t ·U.71 ....... ~ ............. Spllt·ltaf PllllOd1ndron • ~ino uno tclfet • 1u111 l&*irnent '°' tllC'f •ing 1 ll'OOCOI Occent. ~GO&. Sil• RtQ. 't0.89 FOUNTAIN VALLEY Joi• Price *8.99 -· ~N .,.. 011<.o ~ I w-. :; f:I L •S 8. -CIC t 1420 laOOtCHUIS T :o FOUMT AIM YA LUY '""' ......... -4 ,_I• 0 .... tJwy I flHONI: t U ·'771 ortH 1 DAYS . ...... ~ -I DAILY PILOT NATION / WORLD Begin Gets Hero Welcoille I raelis Promised 'Peace With Honor' Tl-:L AVIV. J~rul 1AP1 Thou1and1 of l•raf'll• aave Prlmti M1olater Menath m n.-1110 • h C'(fl w~lcome be"' to day on b.iit mum from Lhe Camp David 1umm1t. He tokt cb nl\I crowd• h~ brought them "• peac4' •IJ'ftme.ot wtlh aecurity .tnd honor·· PoUre and told.len provided WIPr~~ted a«urity al Ben Gurlon Airport. wblch wu. jammed wtth weU•wisJJen car rytn• banncn·with aucb pbrues .aJ "W ~ Are l'roud ot YOU" and "Peace w.tb E&Yl>l " Sp~ct.at.ot'S waved laneU and EJyptlan na11 and chanted "Be1t.n. Bq.in. Be11n." A t'EW aJGBT-WJNC ll'OOJJ8 opposlng the Camp David a1ree ment d~monstrated outaldc lho ttrmln•I buJldJn1 One •roup dJaplayt'd • beaner un·ylnt • atatemtnt a ''" made earlier Chia year: "Any cov_,rnment which dcmoll11het even one • t tlement will not Jul a slnal day " Police had a waler cannon and other riot-control equipment ro ady In caae aroup1 for •nd aaalnal lbc accord• ehoold rlaah. They blocked off accea11 road• to the airport f()(" three boura bdore Be1ln'• arrtnl •nd uld accurity wu tighter today than It was even for the vlall ot Eaypttan Pre1ldent. Anwar Sadat la.et November. Beain and hi• wife Alba 1u'- rlved oo a acheduled El Al fllaht rrom New York and London. "THIS MOaNJNG I brine YoU Jood Udinp from Camp David," Be1tn told a new• conlerence in London. where he stopped to brief Prime Mlnl1ter Jamt1 Callachan on U.. outcome ol tM summit. "Let us all hope that ln the future there will be real peace In the Middle Jtut for the benefit of •ll the race1 dwelllu there .Del tor the beneflt of all mankind." Ti~s Plans Appeal On Contempt Rule Befln aaid he, President Carter and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat had found a solu· tlon to lhe problem or the Pales· tlanlans wtth whom "we want to Jiv e In peace and dignity." He said there sUll ls a lot of work to do. "but now, after Camp David, we know that when you raclt your bruiruJ and make the effort, you find a solution lo even the moat lnsoluble problems.'· PEACE NOW, AN opposition movement that rallied 100,000 people before Begln's departure to urge him to show more flex- lblUty, published newapaper ad- v e rllsements calling on followers to gave the prime minister a mass recepUoo. HACKENSACK, N.J . <AP) -Journalists and newspaper executives criticized a state Supreme Court rullnt that upheld contempt convictions of the New York Times and lta reporter. Myron A. Farber, for refusing to surrender Farber's notes on a controversial murder cue. "We have never had a fair heoaring in this case and we are going to the United States Supreme Court f o r that • hearing," James C. Goodale, Tames executive vice president, said Thursday after the S-2 decision. Times attorneys at first said the appeal would be filed today, but attorney Floyd Abrams sa.id today It would probably be Moo· day or Tuesday before the ap· peal would be ready. ''THE NEW JERSEY court has ruled that in the future, other journalist.~ must be given a hearifl.I( before being required lo turn over their notes to any Judge," Goodale said. "But Mr Farber continues to be denied just such a hearing and has been ordered to spend al least six months in jail. We think this is unfair and unconstitutional. Dr. Mario JaCJcaJevich was in· dieted m 1976 alter Farber wrote a aieries or stories about mysterious patient deaths at Riverdell Hospital in Oraffll-l2 years ago. He is being tried on _ murder charges lo t.bree ot tne deaths, which the prosecution says were caused by overdoses of the muscle relaxant curare. FARBER'S NOTES were sub- poenaed by defense lawyers but Parber refused to hand them over . prompting Judge Theodore Trautwein to find the reporter ;Jnd the Times in contempt of court. Farber received a n in· definite jail sentence plus six months and was fined $2,000. The Times was fined $100,000 plus $5,000 for every day Farber withheld his notes. The state Supreme Court ac· cepted the case in late August, staying the fines and jail term pending its ruling. Farber spent 27 days ln jail before the slay. In Thursday's ruling the court found that neither tbe First Amendment nor a New Jersey reporter's shield law protects Farber from having to sur- render his notes in the case particularly in the J ascaJevlch case because Farber bad cooperated with the prosecutors. The two dissenting judges criticized the majority for up- holding the contempt citations before a full hearing bad been held on whether the subpoena for Farber's notes was speclfic enough. And in JerusaJe~. Mayor Ted· dy Kollek arranged to ereel Begin at the city's outaklrta with bread and wine, an ancient Jewish tradition reserved ex· elusively for returning kings successful in battle. No one seehled to know who. iC anyone, suggested the uncom- mon fanfare, but observers not- Flap Stirred Catholics Hear Steinem MINNEAPOLIS (AP)-Archbishop John R. Roach bas reprimanded the pastor ot St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church for allowing feminlst leader Glorla Steinem to preach at two services Sunday. The Rev.. Harry Eagan, senior pastor at the Minneapolis parish. was summoned to archdiocesan headquarters Wednes- day and told that Mrs. Steinem's appearance was Improper, ac- cording to a parish staff member who asked not to be identified. A harshly worded statement by Roach criUclzing Eagan and apologizing to Roman Catholics who were offended by Ms. Stei.nero's appearance was expected to be published today by the Catholic Bulletin, weekly newspaper of Uie artb~ese. ·- MS. STEINEM'S APPEARANCE IN ST. JOAN'S pulpit of. fended some Catholics because sbe is an outspoken advocate of abortion. Ms. Steinem delivered two sermona to record crowds at St. Joan's contemporary services. Merton Lassonde. Roach's adminlatrative assistant, said Eagan should have obtained permiMion for Ms. Steinem's ap- pearance because she is not Catholic and Is not ordained. Lassonde said several hundred people had telephoned or written letters protesting Ms. Steinem's appearances. MS. STEINEM, IN A TELEPHONE INTERVIEW from Ms. magazine's New York office, defended her appearance. "Are they even considering all lbe people who attended both Masses and wanted to bear what I had to say?" abe asked. "Il makes you wonder if the archblsbop d1dn 't arrange all this fuss himself." Ms. Steinem said she never mentioned abortion during her appearances at the church and spoke instead about "reproduc- tive freedom." Hughes Aide F oimd Innocent OGDEN, Utah (AP> -Dr. Wilbur Thain, Howard Hughes' former physician, has been found innocent of cbariea be illegally THE COURT REJECTED the provided the billionaire with codeine. Tlme8 arRument that the Fir8l Tbe federaJ court jury deliberated about three bouns Thursday s hield notes and confldentlal before returning its verdJcl. sources. The court found the The prosecution had Introduced a letter from Tbalo warning shield law inapplicable when 1• Hughes in 1975 that because ol stepped up enforcement, another ed that the fett.lviUes could only add to Bectn's presUce u be embaru on the task of selling the Camp David accords to bis country. PAaUAllENTAaY approval ror the acreements lnillalled by 8e&ln and Sadat appeared cer· taln, but be faces stubborn op- position from conservatives In his own party and from rellatoua fundamentaltats who are enraaed that the accords put a temporary ball oa J ewish Mttle- menta ln the West Bank of the Jordan River. Israeli troops forcibly re· moved hundred.a of settlers who tried to set up new setUements ln the West Bank on Thursday. The aett1en clalm a God-liven rttht to estabUsh new Jewish seltlementa in land they con· sider their birthright. F08 EIGN lllNl8TEa Moebe Dayan ba.s spent douns of hours explaining the Camp David ac· cords since returning home Tuesday. Followtnc a lenethy airport news conference, Dayan addressed t wo conventions, C?'•nted a half·bour prime-time television interview and met Israeli and foreign correspon· dents. Begin's popularity bas rlaen aharpJy since announcement of the accords. according to one poll. The survey, published Wed- nesday, showed 78.4 percent of those questioned were satisfied wltb Becin'a performance in of· nee, up 16 points since be left for Camp l)avid. Stuntman Dies A.J . Bakunas. a movie stuntman, died today of injuries suffered when he attempted to set a free-rall jump record by leaping 323 feet without a parachute fro~ atop a U:x· ington office building. A canvas and plastic 8:fr_!fag, tn· tended to cushion his fall . split open when he hit 1t Thurs· day. said members of the film crew shooting sequences ror the movie. "St eel. .. Explosion Kills Worker HACKBERRY. La. <AP) -A towering pillar of flames billowed over an alllgator· lnrested swamp of palmetto and sawgrass today following an ex· plosion that left one man dead and another seriously btjured at the showcase storage site of the nation's strategic petroleum re- serves. The fire, visible 2S miles away overnight, was expected to bum The fire roared up a six-inch "A big stream of oil spewed drill pipe during routine mam-into the air about SO to 60 feet tenance late Thursday and hlgh for about 40 seconds. Then c:aught about 20 men on a steel there was a loud explosion that drilling rig, officials sajd. Two rocked my truck and the oil men were burned while four caught on fire.·· said George dived to safely m a mudbank LaBove, a mechanical inspector and the others clambered down who was about. a quarter mile a staircase just ahead of the away. names. The heat melted 'the drilling rig. .., , THE DEAD MAN was iden- for at leail two days. It was fed "WE DON'T KNOW what hap· from an UndercY'OUfl(f cavern ----pened," siad Bill Parker, deputy tified as Clarence SJmon Sr., 38, of Abbeville. La. In stable condi- tion wit,h burns over half of bis body was BradlY Bergeron", 22, • or New Iberia, La. 10 stories high and as big as a ci-project manager. ty block -that held 7 million But workmen said the fl.re was barrels of crude oil being stored touched off by a spark that was as a hedge against foreign oil struck while they were pulling a embargoe. drilling bit up the pipe. 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Woll f I.AO • 111 ~ 11 e·-· 10 •• '°' H '1• OtriAI¥ n • ., 11'-lo c .. nA pll )0 I '''---• Pellwll 2 • JI J1'4 SIMulllW s IS .,.._ .... • • 8trber l.tO II ,, 1&l4>-.. 0•1ttCP 1 .n I 1n JO\o, CullA 1)11.., I ,, • .,.. MACOM • "' JO 31:\lo . " ,,...., pf IAO ' ZS ···y; StoMStt I.OS .. II\.\ .... W."'M 1.10t II 11 1~. v. ll'rldly. Stptemt>er 22. 1979 s DAILY PILOT 8$ /flang Plans House Repair Work Covered By SYLVIA PORTER People who buy houses that are more th.an 10 years old should eiq>ect thines to go wrong • How. then. can an uninformed consumer protect against costly repairs? Since 1971. more than 100 companies have begun war . ranty plans that cover the cost. of home repairs. war?'an· ties on resale homes are available in 3S stales. Call!orftla residents buy more warranty plan& than anybody elle; Ohio residents are second • A BOMEBUYE• MAY SIGN A contract calllnc for a fixed annual lee and deductible clause. ln return, tbe coat. of home repairs wm be paid by the company. As an illu.straUon of how the plans wort. Americu Home StUeld Corp., Dublin. Calli., largest U.S. compa.oy selling comprehensive bome service contracts. charges an annuaJ fee ot $220 to ~ with a deductible of ~ or $S0 respectively. Under its plan. the company service repair~ or replaces heating, alr conditioning. electrical and plumbing systems and bUiJl·in appliances. ·Some plans also cover certain strucluu.i det~t.s ln noors. walls. ceilings and foundations. al extra cost. ·The house is not in· s~cted before a con· tract is signed and AHS places no Umit on the size or age ol the house and cost of repairs . Money's Worth ( RepairS on a covered house have cost a s much u $6,000.) I N AR EAS WHE R E IT BAS A concentration of customers. AHS has its own repairmen. It also bas a network of 2.~ licensed contractors authorized to charge up to $50 for parts and labor without prior approval from AHS. Beyood that, the company decides if bids from other contract.ors are required. It samples repair work done to check perfot'mance and price. One-hour emergency service and r egular service within 48 hours are guaranteed. except when 3 house is in a remote area. Jn that case. another time limit ls specified in the contract. Service calls cost between S20 and $50 and are applied toward the deductible amount. To minimize in· convenience and avoid un.necessary C05t, a customer will be given free advice, if requested. on how to solve the problem or how to correct simple malfu~tio~ The tolHrtt repair number Is in operation 24 hours a day. seven days ;i week. The basic. AHS plan is for one year, but two· and three-year plans are available. 1be plans are marketed exclusively through real estate broken, who do not rece1\'e a fee for selling the plan. DOES TIDS MEAN THAT A bomebuyer offe red such ~ warranty should rush to buy~ No, says David T. Srnith, president ot AHS. Buyers should coosider their own repair abilities as well as th~ house's age and condition. The wll!Tanty m ay nol ht! needed. Then read the contract with caution to make sure it speUs out prttisely what the warranty covers. the cost of service calls and wbether they are deductible. Inquire about. the company's repairmen. Tbey should be licensed contractors. DOl just handymen . Forum to Outli~ Small Bmi~sses The Saddleback College Forums for Leaming program will offer prospective owners of s mall businesses a study session in a pre ·business seminar meeting Saturday from 9 a .m . to 4: 15 p.m . Co-sponsored by the Service Corps of Rell red Ex· eeulives. the workshop will deal with the elements necessary for p lanning a s mall business. s aid co· coordinator Lee Ekert. Fee for the seminar is SlO, or $12 at the door Lunch. coffee and materials are included. "We'll discuss the available sources or inlormallon, assistance and counsel for management. the causes of small business failure and the pat~rns of success." Ekert said. 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Trustees of Continent.at Illinois Properties, based 1.0 Orange, have declared a dlslribulion or 32 cents a share, representing the dlslrtbulion for the quarter ended July 31. It's the 27th consecutive dlvidend declared by the flrm, an equity real estate Investment trust, since the inceptioa of o~ratloos in 1971. It is payable Od. 24 to shareholder& or record at the cl08e of business Oct. 2. ConUnentaJ Illinois reported net cash now from opera· Uon11 of. $1,638,000 for the quart.er ended July 31, compared with Sl,423,000 ror the like pertod tn im . Net cash now ror \he nine-month penod ended July 31, after an extraordinary Joes of $100.000, or 2 cents a share. was $4, 714.000, compared with $4,295,000 for the correspond· ing per1od a year earlier. The net income rorthequartercndedjuly 31. After an ex· tradordlnary loss oUl00.000, or 2 cenu a share, was $312,000, or 1 cents a benellc &J s hare, compared wllh ~.000 or 9 cents, tort.be like perlod tn um. During the run~ months ended Ju.ly 31 tba trust re- corded an extraordl nary IOSll of $178,000 represenUn1 a cbar1e acalnst Income for coet.s paid to a lender In ol'der to eJCtlngulsh two toag·te.rm notes payable secured by rent.al properties. Directors of Swedlow Inc .. Gerden Grove. have declared a quart•rly cash dividend or 5 centa a •bue ~·· ble Oct. 13 to shareholders of record Oct. 2. Swedlow m111ufacture. 'lldndowa and other tranaparen· de. for lire.raft and ll"OU.ftd t.r1111p0rtaUon vehicles, and oc.ber acryUc productl for mllltary and commcrc•aJ ._., • pllHUoaa. • DAILY PILOl MARMADUK E by lrid AndtrlOn "I know it's o llttle silly of me to ask ... but what did yoo do this flme?' FUNKY WINKERBEAN SHOE MOON MULLINS GERIATRIX tT R~A.U...)' DOE:5N'T 00rHe12 Mf; w~eN GE:~ TAl-"~ IN 141<5 ~esP. .. , in ~ '"--------------------... '!MIL~~ A Sf<UNK.~ 1Xl4'r KNOW LCNSatt .' BOOMER ct~ WINL 5~fAh ~Af~~ Fi.!t: ... ~ AND IMMAf~~. ) , MtSS PEACH MOW CAN VOV. P~•flAMI TD ~IV'llW •1=>11UNM.A fl 11"'9N ~VI I VIN _,,. 1r? by Tom Batiuk ICIN<":7 ~ lHE CAKE f by Jeff MKNetly by Ferd and Tom Johnson I-JAW·· 1115 YOUR UNCl.f Wit.LIE·· H~ ilCKL.ES ME GORDO TUMBLEWEEDS SCRI~ SCR11'6lE SCRl,91.£ MISTER··· WHY ARE YOU FIXING MY TELEVISION SEi LIKE THAT i by Wm. F. Brown artd Mtf C.sson WAI~~. W1-iAf5 ~~VINTAGE. OA~ 0~1l1S 8lJflGUNoY? q.z:z. by M1H -Y0<.4 l('NOW, ~0~ A U1'1\6 6'.JY, VOi.A M,-VI A 96 MOl.ATM.·. AGATHA CRUMM DR.SMOCK by Gus Arriola AHO, tHCIOEHTALLY. ['M HOT DltlVING VOCI HOME! rM TAKl"6 l'OtJ TO Mffl A FltlENO OF MINf ... e~uSE I NEED HELP TOO! if I# PEANUTS .. OBTAIN 50 GALLONS OF C~AM CONTAINING IZ-{1' 8lJTTE~ FAT?" . COMICS I CROSSWORD by Charfes M. Schulz ,, ~ow 1\\,.\N'( 6.\LLONS Of CREAM C~T~ININ6 25'fo BUTTE~ FAT ANO MILK CONTAINING 3~ ~ 6Unei< ~ FAT MV5T 6E MIXED ro .. by Bill Hoes\ by George Lemont TIDAT'S CIDSSIDID PVZZLB ACROSS I Spud S4 Communion 6 Gltlaves· CUP Mis 57 81111ah "' 10 Isolated •rm IOCll S9 ObltCI 14 liteitC•n 61 Conlu1e aglllll 84 -1n 15 Peu ov11 llle bud 16 Pith t 1 -end 17 Butld!ng up c11h$ 19 Plud Wllh &8 Be e<iu•v• 20 SwlCIP9f tent to 21 Wtnt 70 Plum~~e 13 Pul&IPJ(I lru11 2S EQUtO I shlC> 11 Mtfod~ 21 Noun suff11 72 Remove "" l7 A tter Thur• Cid PfodUC IJ 29 Clfl!C'I 7J 8Kdt UMwtllll 74 SlrOllH l3 A"*1t re· llglltly IOlllCe 76 lnw.,.d 34 Plt'lent ttone 38 Totltri DO~~ 40 us. p1111• dent :$• 45 Condetc1t1d cherrv 47 Mole pjtH• 4 Baffle '"' ~let QO 49 -btu· t T11Ue Ou an" 1 Among 50A11tl--t11· I l "fle c1af1111t1W tllUm 52 8Nk IMlft 9 "--upl" UCommon F11111t tnclino 10 EllOt UNITEO Feall.lfe Syndicate ~-:!i ~~ I'''• '•-•If T •• 4 1 l t ' lolo n _,IL A I c l • • 0 'ii' ,_,,, " . 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