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Home My WebLink About1979-07-27 - Orange Coast Pilot•. -·~.-. _ • _ l a ... --#llJ,,.--·---:L~~-· • ... · . ----.. -. l I ! I ,. ,. Photog Pleads I 2 Men. Sought '1 -lnnoeent to In Murder Slaying. BB Glr.J Of Impersonator DAl .l Y Pl LOT * * * 15c * * * FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 27 , 1979 VOL. fl, NO 1M, 4 i lCllONS, U P'AG!S - \livid Imaginations Kath}' und GcorJ,!<: Lut1. who hvt·d m lhl' s upposedly h<.J unlcd houst• tha t 1nsp1rt•d the book a nd m ov1t' "Th(' Amityvillt' Horror.· madt· up p<irts of the ~Lory .. O\C'r many botlll'!) of 'flnl'. · <.iccordin~ to " lawyer Set· :,tor) Pagt• /\12 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- 118 Rape Suspect Nabbed in Chase A man who ullegl.!dly Lm.'<1 to r ap e a 34·ycar-old womcin in downtown Huntington Beach was chased by potlc(' through two counties early today ut 1peeds in excess of 100 mph. Gordon F. Osborne, 27. of Tor- rance was arrested at a Long Beaeh park at 4 :33 a .m after he allegedly knocked over sevcr11I trees and rammed a police unit with his van, then fought wi th arresting omcers. Devil Slaying Retrial Set lie was urrcstcd on susp1t111n of kidnap. attempted rupc, al> sault on <.1n officer arad numcroui- tra ffi c violations. The pursuit begun at 4. 15 a . m wh c•n a wom:Jn told police a man pic ked her up a t a Main Street restaurant and drove her lo an abandoned gas station where he tried to rape her. Police said they spot.led the m an 's brown van a l Beach Bouleva rd and Slater Avenue and gave chase. By the time the drive r reached 7th Street in Long Beach, Hun· lington Beach units had been joine d by police fro m Seal Beach, Westminster and Los Ala mitos and by Orange County she riff's deputies. Police allege Osborne ra mmed HunUnltOn Beach of· fleer Preston Linker 's vehicle after p4llln1 into Palu Verde Park ln Lone Beach and reauz. ,lnl that the park'• only exit was blocked by police. The driver daahed rrom his car and foueht police when he •• tdlld, olftcen laid. Lbabr wa tn...s 1t P1ctnc1 Comm..atr Rolpltal ln Hunt· ......... for btJ~ri• •uf· fend ..... ooUWoa. 0. ..... wu taken to UCJ lledlftl cm.-for &reatment ~ m~ flletal cuta. Ht la b9lq Mid OD •• 000 ball. .. I .. ' ,.. Drivemofl 'Stolen' In Costa Mesa .. Innocence Pleaded Photog Arraigned in HB Killing Uy JERRY {'LAl1~E~ Of IM 0•1lf Pilot \14ft Hodnl!y James Alcala pleaded innocent Thursday to charges of kidnapping a nd killing 12 ycur o ld . Ro6in Christine S<.1m s0<.' or l1 11 nting\on Bl•ach. Mea nwhile. pohc1· rrom two 11ltJL•r c·1 L1l'l> wen· ml'l'l1n~ 111 llunllngton lh':H'h 1n an atkmpl lo dt·t('l'ffillll' whl·tlwr Ah-ala might bt• involvt•tl in olht•r k11I 11app10gl> Alcala. :15, or Monlt•rc•y l'ark w:is arr:11gn1'd in West I >rc:mi.:e (' o u n t y 1\1 u 11 ·1 t'I p a I C <1 u rt . Wt· l> t m 1 n s l t' r . 11 n 1· h ;i r g l's 11 f horn 1c1<l1'. kulnapprng ;rncl h·wd 1·11nchH·t 1n th1• Ill' a th of M isl> S:11nMw ..,1·1w dlllN1 r111 Alc-:.d a r1n k11Jn .1J1 µin~ antl ai.l>uult c hurgl·:. und bcc:1usc of the sl'rious ncl>s of tht· Orange County case. .. , JU!'lt felt safl·r. ··ht• i-.~11d J\ lcal:1 fac«s the H 1 v1'ri-.11fr tnul in conJunct111n with tht· al lt•f!1•t1 k1<1nap11 1n g 11( ;1 J.n.., AnJtdt-s Count.\ girl fo und lall•r in a rc•motl' :irp;, 1H'ar Banning 1111 VC'h t3 Takr·n rmrn Altal:1 s ri·s11Jl·nr·'" foll11w1ng a f1 v1· hour lo11g .., .. ;1rd1 T11t•sd;1y b v 1 lunl tngton B1·ad1 oflic-1 ·rs wc·n · about !1111 ph•1t11s many of ttwm voung r·lilldr•·n so mt· or thc ·ni nu1h·. p11l11·1· '>:•y The d1·ad Sam:-.iw girl ;and .i g1 rlfrll'nd had 111•1·11 il JIJlrn:wlwd on ll11nl1n i.:11111 B•·.11 I ~I.ti• B1·:Jch .June ~J 11} ,1 m..in "'"' \\,ilnted to ta k<• their photos. \\It nt·sscs reported l.:Jtcr tha t day s hf• d1t.Jp Pt'•1red . prcsumubly while ndin~ lht· g1rlfnl'nd'l> yt:llow Schwinn l11c·vcl1· toward hn homt· /i. p11hc1• artb l ·.., sl-.1•l('h of th1· IH':wh phnlogr;.q,h•·r .ind s uhs1· quc·nl l1p!-.' fr11m pr1lw1· .1i.:i·11 1·1t·s and 1wnpl1• 11. ho kn11\\ Al1 .. t1 ;1 ll'rf to h1:-. .irrr•..,l tn\ 1·:-.l 11.!at11r.., -.a~ l111htt· .tn· still going lhrr1ugll I hr· ('<11lf1s1·,1t 1·d plt11t11g1 .iph~. :11111 111v1" ... t1 ~.it1ng Al<'ab ·, lrl tw ;11111 ..,11nulal1·tl \\-oorl pa 1wll1·rl l>.1t ·.1111 ..,lat 1rn1 11. a).!un 11ff1n•r.., • .. 11d to d.1.\ .ludi,:l' Hagnar t-:ng1·hrt·h1·n '>l'ht·duil'tl J\ltala ':-. i.m ·l1 minary lwa rrn~ ror Aug !) In lhl· west t·ounly ('11urthou!.1• but l>a1d to day lhal tht· l>t:l>~1on prubabl} w1 II Ill' 1w1slpom·d Akala . tkM:ribt·d as ~1n un 1·mployt·d . 1wrt t1m r: photog ra11h er. was arr1·Sl<'d al h1 :-. nan•nts· Montt·rcy Purk homr· 1·.1rl y T lll•:-.day hy ll unlln~ton lfra<'h poht\' Algeria Cuts Oil Export 20 Percent .J ud,:tt• Engl•brt·LM·n a ppomtctl th l' Or an gt• Co unty Pu hi i c Ddt•ndt•r lo J\ltala's defen:;l' Thursday follow1n(.C cJisC'ussion rcgci rding his :ibility to h1n · :i private• lawyer Engcbn:lsen noted lhul when a r r 1· s l <· d A I<· a I a wa s 1 n possession of ubout $2,700 in rash. Hut Alcahi told th<: JUdRe it was his mothe r's money lo bt: ust•d in tht' nurchusc of a car. Thi• judg<.• lifted the $250,000 ba il uttachcd to A lcula upon ar- rest und ordered him he ld in Ora nge County Jail wit.hout bail. EnJtebretsen said he decided not to allow b ail because of the Sept. 10 R 1 ve rs idc Cou nty S u perior Court tria l a l so NEW YOHK IJ\1'1 J\li,:t•r i:t . which supplu•s about H percent of the 91l 1mportf•d by lht' Un1ll·d St;il«s. hus t ut lrnc k th<· amount of 111 I il l'X ports by 20 PNCent . oil tndustry sources l>ald today The cutback. which bt·~an lh1:-. month. is lht• second n·portt•d th I S w1•t•k by II major 1)1 ( exporting nation. On Wt·drn·s day . sources said N1gc:riii Will> rnns1dcrlng a c ut of uhout IO pt'rcc.•nt in 1ts m l f)rOduction. Both n11t111ns product• oil that 1s among thl' w11rld's best. used mostly for m:.iking WiO hnl' "We undrrs tand that CY('r v· body has been tut back by ·2Cl• percent riitht now." said un or ficial of an American 1111 com pany that IS Ont• of Algeria's Solid Theft 'Stolen' Driveway Replaced Bruce P . Newbery of Cost.a Mesa returned hom e from work'one night to discover a shocking loss. SOMEONE HAD STOLEN his driveway. Police said today the 51-year·old resident of 239 Knox Place was luckier than most the ft victims. Not only did the culprits return, they gave hlm a new driveway that would have cost as much as $700 to $800 ii he'd ordered It himself. IMVllTIOATOR STEVE SHULMAN said a con· ' atructlab company called Newbery the same riilht to tell hlm ~y'd mistakenly removed hla driveway ln· 1te~ of a neichbortna one they were supposed to replace. "He'•Jot a real nice new driveway now:· Shulman• d. . I <·11:-.tom1·r:-. But 1t 1:-. un!'lt·:1r Whl!rt· tht· 1111 1:-. g111nJ{ J\n<.1lysls said J\lg1·r1.1 may not hi' cutting bu1·k prodt11· lion . but r ath<'r d1 v<>rl1n g th1· ml onto th(• spot mark1•t or 1nt 11 J\ lgerian rcfmcn<'l> ·Whl're lh<it adcht111n al t·rud1· 1s going, whethl!r 11 ·., g111ng t•• th1• spot murket or ... omc.·whN1· l'lsc. w1· don't know. · !'.a1d tlw oil t•ompany 11ffic1al. who didn't wanl himsel f n r h1:, firm 1d(·n taf1ed . Two Sought In Slaying of Impersonator LOS ANGELES I API A fem a le impersonator who reJcCl cd a proposilton from two other men was s hot to death early to day and his male companion also dressed in wom en's clothe~ fled unharmed. police said. J o hn Alex Barnes. 22. Los Angeles. w as out ror u 2 a .m wa l k with the oth er im personator when confronted by two men In an old blue sl aUon wagon. Hollywood Division de· tccUve Russell Kuster said. When they reject.cd the prop-·o 5 lt ion, Barnes w as s hot. Ku1ter satd. Barnes was pro nounced de.ad a\ lhe scene. "The viclim and the wilnels were female lmpenonaton, .. Kuatel' aakt. The companion. whoM lde.n· Ulty WM wtt.bhe.,, Wal not In- jured. . . The uuilant.a drove off and had DOl been captured . ., H UIJ (,'ltoic·c• '.\1111111 I .. 1ndrwu t lw l11rnw1 111.1\111 11f '\t•\\ C 1rl1 ·;1n:-.. h:1-. IH ·1·11 ..,,.h ... t1·d 11, l 'n·~1dl·rn 1·.1rtt·r ""' lh•· ll•'\\ '·l·1·n ·t ;11 '' 111 h 1111..,111µ .11111 11111.111 cit· \ 1·l11pnu·n1 Man, 21 , (~hargcd ln Or•~~on FireM th The· i\s..,oeiall•d l'rt'l>l> 1\ man Y.a ' 1'11arg1•tl w1lh sl'l ting 10111 f11n·~I r1n•l> burning to eta.\ m 1•1 l ,000 ;wn·:-. of Otl'gon. .incl ·' rin•r1i.:hh·r IOl>I his lif1• bat t hni.: .1n11tlwr hl.11.•· 111 th•• rugl(cd 1 1110untt11n!'. of e1·11tr:tl Id aho. t l.1•Hoy (' ll:1rnt·s. :n. of Hed·· t rnond. Ort•. wal> char).(l'd Thurs· ; eta v nag ht with th rel' counts or ' first dt•J.!rc..'t arson Orange Coast Weather N1~ht ii nd morning d o udincs:. clt!uring to hu1y sunshine with only p 11 rt1 u l l'll•:J rang at bcuc h(.'s Lows tonight in 60s. llii-:h11 Suturday 70 ut lx•aches to low 80s inland. INSIDE TOD~" The grandeur of entertain ment 1s reldndled .,, o tour of old Hollywood mot.lie palace& and the retum of the Oreoteat Show on E:orth. See Page CI . Al'l'-WwKe "' AIJll....-... I J LM . ..,.. M ---......-.. ...._. .... *•'" CM cellf9nll• "' .............. ... ~ OMJ o..._.c..r Aft c:-k• (II~.... .. 0....... (II ... tf .......... AM ....... .. •=p._ M Ctt •~• 1 A Cf" CM .......... ........ .. ••1• ........... .. • ...... _ c- • Slab Wound. Topic at Killing Trial aAL&IOH, N C. tAP > DCM' fl wbo tre1tt4 Dr J•frrey at DaPe'd for "°'*'8 1M 11y1 e r.-l-.cl duriq an att.aell •l \llled ta.. ,.. of t.ll famUy .,. ...... e,1w ........ ,el 1e0..W1b1al. Plcturu •hO•l•I MIC· Donatld'a atib wouftdt wer• 1bown to lM Jury nul'lday. Bul ................... the lnddenl and hud healed. u (Ont r Ht lo lhe ru w w(Junda 1hown ln autop y pltlurc1 of lh• family M arOonMld, SS, of llunUniton Harbour. ii tur1ed wlUI •l•b· ~ ~ bluq90nl"' to death "•• pf'IPant wile Colette, 26, and da Ltchlrra Kimberly , s, and K r11t~n. 2, In t'ebruary 1970 ............ .o... ...... tor 14totloncd ut t'o1·t Ur1110< t... • Ill· c·lulins four 1ntruder11 kllieu hab fumlly ur1d 11lubbt!d him ·n..- "ovl·rnmcnt sayii he killed IU11 fum1ly and stabb<·d hjmsclf at u coverup. Th1.1 plctur1·11 uf M aoD<mald •hown Thurs day, cllrectly ufter pic·turl'l'.I o( lht• mulilaltd ch1ld1 t•n , u11pur ·nlly were l)lrt o1 U.. IO~...._.L'• .eonlelltton thul wound1> he r1•t'l'lll ·d W(•11· lt>li:. :wvt·re bt·t· a ll!)t' thi'y prtib Mbly W'1r4Ul_.1f.ulfUckd. ln croa11 e xum ln inJ< lht• palhVlll~lhl Who fWdurUH•d lhl• SUlOIJ!->ll'l'.I, lhl' dl'ft•fl '>(• l'Ontinued cffom Lo show th1:1t the. Army bungled its inVl'st1gation W 1tdl:' Sm ith, ont-of lhP (f{> fen:.f' ullonwy'>, usk1•d I rot h l>r Wllllt1111 ll11111·o<•k .Jr 1J1HI r>1 (it>or~t· C:11m r1h·I :ilJ1111t lhl' 11111 c·cdun·s usl·d Bolh w1•11· /\rmy puthuh1K111l::. at the t1n11· Smlth'11 que~lion1ni.: 11howtd Lh ul the bod1e11 h.1d bN·n stripJJ<.•rl 1>f th1•1r l'lolh•·~ und cooled bdort· lh1· pat h11log1 !->l 'i cxamint•d them C:umin1·I s~11d ' the conditions were "notideaJ." "'"WI•••" SHERIFF FRANK POWELL WITH SUSPECT'S ARSENAL A Psychlatrtat By Day and Burlgar By Night? Attorney Accused Of Cat Burglaries COL MHIA, SC IAP J A jJ t.yc·h1 ;.1 L11 '>l ::i 1HI law yer 01;scr1IH·d liy p1i 111·1· U!'> ;J "mudl·rn Ila} .l•·kyll and llydf'," iuucllt'(•fl a tt11rtl vocation , authonliC!-> '>ay lie '::. acc u~cd of burglary Dr Inn S (j;ile w:.i'> t'hargcd with eight counu. of burglary, police litlld. lnvebt1 gutorli Thurs· duy found goods valued al $500.000 in u scaled room ut the susp<'ct's home. authorltleli suld Gold . silvl'f and ron· coins. Jt•welry, antiques ':Ind un arsenal of r1nt-s. shotguni., pri.toh., hand grenutk::. und gunpowdt•r wtrt discovered rn the !J by· 12-root room thot only Gale had been al- lowed to <'nl<•r . said Hichl1:1nd County Sohcltor J ames C. An · de rs ' Mort· weapons wen• found h u r i t' d 1 n t h e h a c k y a r d . ,1ulhCJrllH'S !>;ucl /\11d1·rh !'>u1d gun:., J••wclry, 1·111n!'> :.i11d ;J lt•opard skin hud been 1dcnt1f1cd by owntrs ai. i>lcJl<'n property, und t ht> shf'nff's ~'purtmcnl wus gmng through thcr ummlvcd hurulary cuscs oklng for victims who tould l•11li(y iterni.. Gulc Wll s placed m the South rarohna Stal<' Hospital. .1 men \al foc1hly. under u l'ourt order. • Authorilic11 said the urrest und discovery muy hold the key lo &ror<'ti of th efts that have f lagued o fashionable Columbia uhurb for four yearb. An mfor "1 ant aided the invesl1gat1on. ihey sold. n ichl und Cou nty She ri Cf f 'runk P owell dt:iscribcd the ~s y c hi utris t -lawycr a s "u odcm-duy Jekyll and Hyde " c said Gate. 41, was a reserved un who practiced medicine by d 1:1y and allegedly burglarized i omes at night. : Gale. u native of Philadelphia, ,..ais a rrested Wednesday as he t' as returrung home from his ~edlcal office. Gulc, who bas f raeticed psychiatry In Colu'm· .. t OlllANGI COAIT \ DAILY PILOT ,,..o.-e-10.n,111t191 .,""""'''~''r""' IMNHI OW ~_.,-.~,.1,~l\Mfbr OW 0,~1 t•••• P~l .. lllf(._, i..,,.1,10.ctU101• .. ,. o.1olo1Mt -•f 111«1.,ljil rrl~·· 101 <n•I• MoM, H•-1 lloMfl, tl""llllqt°" ll•Oln,,OUtl l11nYotJl•f lr111fwo,1 ~11ll .. fl•~tn(oonl" •1"'4•''""""" ... ,,.,. .. ""'>l,._"'I~•····~ ... '"""""'""'llllC>f""• ..... -... 100 w..1 ,., .. rw1,c.-1 ...... r.,,,.,,...,,.,. ._ .. _ l'ro-1 ... P•l- J1dll ,_, 'Yif t l>•f:tlffitftl •M C..NtM~t '11e<!!t\ ...... ltltlOf '-··~ Ml .......... ... Clloetttt.. ..... ......... p -.... ,. ..... Ml .... lllf ..... . , ........... (7'4)ta.qt1 Q....._Mw.,....Ma·M7t , __ 0.-.... h1u sinc·e:.-19fitJ, ~rarJuated from tht· l 'ni vl'r'>rl y 11f South ('arnhna l..1" Sl'hool 111 1'177 .ind pr .Jc·t1<'1·d fll l l'll'>ll' JIS\f'hl;tlf y l\n1l1•r!->, who!'>c office r!'> prob 1·1·111 ing thl· casl'. said police of f11·,.rs :1urrouncft•d <:ah"!-> 1·ar "1lh half a do1<.·n cruisers lit· s:11d Galt• wu., currying a pr!->lol in hrs hnt'fc1.1sc. "We knew h<-" had u weapon with him al the lime of the or res t Prior convt·r!Httlons 1n dit·utt•d that Ire' would dt•fcnd himself rf takPn In to custody lk pr~1d 1ced ulmosl w('l•kly with w1•;ipons." Andcr11 !'>uid <::i1 .. ·s wifr, V1tn , is u nurse· al flrovrd<•ncc Hospital The c<1upl•· huvt• a H yt•ar old son, Seun Mrs Ga IP app:ir<'ntly did not k1111w or lh1· sl•llh·t1 room'!-> cnn t1•nls or her hus hand's artiv1tics, h1• s:11d r•owcll sard lht· f'ourt orckr t•om milling Gali· to th<.! stutP nwntal in!->l1t11l111n WO'> obtained lw<·a11s1• ' With ,1 man or hlS tn t1·lhi.wneP arnl hi!-> hai·kground, w1· h·lt lrkt· 1Jbvrously som1·Lhrn~ w1111 l<I h1· wrun~ " A 11thorrl1t•s s aid the· sealt•d 1 oom 1·onl<i1n1•<I a $10.000 ti S. Hold tt·1 lrf11·ah-varsout. N:..1.1 pJr:.iph..r11alw .ind $75,000 1n • ~old and s1lv1·r com11. U.S. Airlifts Viet Refugees KUALA I.UM PUR, Maluyslu I AP I The United Stat.es Is carrying out one of Its b1gl(N1t airlifts of Vietna mese refUfWf'S since lhc end of the lndochlnu wur in 1975, refugee olrlclals Hllid today. The U.S Emb11s11y pre111 of frcn , Mi chul'I (} Brown, said more than 4,ll82 rt'fugces are be mg Clown from Kuala Lumpur for permanent settlem ent ln the United Statc11 thiH week . Seven hundred left today1 and 2,000 tnore are expected to 1eave before the e nd of the month, he sn Id . Bro wn ~l ao said the · 30,000tb r e fugee to leave Malaysia ror the United Stat.es 1ince 1975 did so Thuraday ni•hl. Copter Hit1 Train; 4Hun SAN BERNARDINO (AP> - The rotor blade of a U.S. Forest Service helicopter hll the front of 1 movln1 Union PacUlc frc t1ht ttaln u the atrcrall tried to take off, leavta1 four Pft10n1 bu rt. The worll t nJury ln Thul'lday'• eolUalon waa to U.S. Forut 8ervloe empl•Y•• Rar.mond Sauceda, aa, who wu rid "'-In t.he heUeopMr to dinct Lh• pUot ln maklq a ••t.rr:: over a brulb ftra tbat Md . eel In Cajon P111, no"' el · Bernardino, t•ld Ian Bernardlno County ftre inb'ma• tlon officer Brtan Rlcbtmyer. Tht•y ali.o wc•rt• una1Jl1 · to h.1 y 1f the• w1·a1mns th1· i.:11111·rnrn• 111 hus Introduced 1.1 1·ruclt· 1'111lr \wo kni ves a nd an w1• 111 tk w ere the ones U!->t•d 1111 tlw family. HowcvPr , t:amrw·I. """ ,,f Lincoln, Neb., sard 111 111" ,., p<!rlcnc•'. 1t'!-> "very 1 .11 ,. · th.it tht· spN·1f1e wcu111111 .., 1·:111 lw ldentif11·cl unless I hi·\ h .1 \ ,. uniqut• C'hara1•t1•ri!->l1t·!'> lltal l1·:1v1· idt-nl1f1alil1• m;Jrk:. 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IJ(1111 llw 1:111·1·111111 11r .1 111•11· ,,f 1111 blow!'> arul :-;t;ilr-, llw /;,rndy 11· ce1ved 'l'hl' lcsl1m1111y 1s • x1w1·1 ed t11 Ix· 11 .... ed by I h1· uuvt•rnm•·nt lit Slll•!Jllrt ll!-> aniumt•nl thal MacUonald kllll'd Ills fon11 ly M ucOonaltl w:.i ' dl'.1ri•d CJf 1111· charges by the Army hut indr l'I c<l in 1975 hy a f1·dc·ral gr;1ntl Jury Numt•rous pr1· I ri.d a p l lf'<A Is wen· ht•anl hd11rt· the· 11 •. al slurl<.'d laM WN·k Major Ban/,s Raise Prime unding R a te Nf':W YOHK <A l» Sl'vl'r;.t maJi>r hnnk!-> ral~l'!I lhl·rr fJr11111· lt·ndrng rult'!-> to 11 " • 111·n·1·nt 111 day . J111n111g a n111 v1• l1q,:1111 ea rlr..r 111 lhl' wr1·k ll.v Virsl N:1 tional Bank of Ch1t•11K'' . Citihank, the nation's second larg1·st hank, No 4 Manuf;u· lun•r!-> llano\t•r Tr11'>I <'11 anrl No. 5 Mor~a11 Cuar.1nly Trusl Co., all of NC'w York, Wl'rt· umong tht· bunks m1n1Juncing 1n cn·mws from 11 '~ 111·ri· .. nt The rnoVl'S had 111'1·11 1•xpt·1·ti·!I sin ce the Ff'drral H1°s t'rv1· Board lai;l week moverl to l""h up short-term interest ratt•!-> 111 an effort to fight 1nflat1on und support the dollur. The prime lending rut~ 1s lh1· rate charf(ed by hunks to th1•1 r most rredit-wurthy t·rirporutc cus tom ers . Be('a us1• rt Is puhhr ly announ<·f'd , rt lh rlos<'ly followod us an Indicator ()( in tere11t rule eondllioru1. T he prime rosl' t•arher this year to ll'A percent before s lrp ping back to 11 1,.<.i pcrc<•nt as rn terest rates eased The• record prime rate of 12 percPnl wus reached durln~ lht• 1974·75 re cession. f'lnt or Chicago , the ninth lar1e1t bank In the nation, had been the only m uJor bank lo Im pose the lncrcuse before toduy. GaA Prices Still Rise LOS ANGELES CAP> - Weekend g1usollnc supplies remain ut uboul the sume level Ill the past several weekends, whlle prices continue to r11e, according to the Automobile Club or Soulhem Callfoml11. A a urvey. r e le ased Thuraday, lndlcat d that ?t percent ot \he •l•Uon• In the metropollt.an area and 82 percent ln the olll· lyln1 ra1k>nl wlll be open Saturday. But 10me 23 percent ln t.ht MetropoUlan area and 50 percent ln t.he outlyln1 INI wUJ be Of"JP Sunday. AP Wlr••te 91-YEAR·OLO WOMAN SPENDS NIGHT IN JAIL Mattie Schultz' Treatment Drawa Crttlclsm Long Night Woman, 91, Sent to Jail S AN ANTON 10 Tcx<is I A J' 1 /\ ~Ii \ '"1r 1.td r1ty mag1!->lratt· 1·ntil'IZt·d rn lht· PU'>l r111 twmi• l•1•r It llll'nl. h<is dr:.iwn tfllll'l!'>m ror h1 •1 handlJOI' or ,J '>h1Jpl1 rt1t1J,.! f'aSt' that l.1nrl1·d U ch·sttlule !JI y1·a r·old worna11 111 Jitll for ,1 !->ltc11l1·ss 1111-,ltl M altw Sd\Ult1 , who said sht• 1t1 ... 1 t11·1 $~1.ll011 .,,,11rn~b t11 ron .11t 1 ... h 1n 1!17:1 und liv•·!'> on only $~:1:11wr rnonlh 111 S1w1.1I St<rurrl) .111<1 '"It 1;111 ' lwnl'f1t•, ""Y" dt·'>1wr.1t11111 .ind hu11,1.1•·r tlfl1\•· l11·r 111 ,lt-.tl Sl'1 1/1 wor lh 111 .... 11lSilJ.:I''> ll;11n ,111tl lrulti' 'I u1·-,tl .1'.> rrom J SU)Ji 1111•11 k<'I Siii" WA~ ('11/\Ht.t·:n WITll T llt:...-r. Jn an arra1i.:nm,·nt '1'111··,1l.1y rughl, Night M :1g1stralt· Mary Eliz1:1lwlh l.;irld n·fU!->l'd 111 111•1• M " Sl'h11lt1 tJll a 1wrs1111ul rt•c·11gn11.an1·1· ho111t though t h1· \\ 11111.111 qu.d1f 11 d for 1l ~1nll 111 clt·rc·d h1·r t11•ld 111 ,,,.'-' 11f $-11.MJ lr1111ol I •,ii up .di 1111•ht I tl1d11 I l'loM· my •'Y•''> I <·111111111 t '>1••1·11 ' l\l 1. ~,, hul11 ... 111CJ 'l'l1t1r..,.l.1\ 'A wom;rn 111 v•·ll 111g ;di 111 ,::ht and I <·ouldn 'l s l•"'IJ lwc·aus1· I w'<J!'> usharnNl of lit· 111g then• " Ask1·tl ~hy shf' look llw food. !->he s 1.11d, "I gut•bs I JUSL got a htl It · clt''lll'ralt• and ii hit hungry rr you <l1dn l gl'l no mori· 111•11wv th;1 n I <IHI, you'd d111h1· .,,1m1· l111ng J'11lw1· '>Hiii lhc·y f11u11<1 $1\H 1n hl'f purM· whc•n '>hr· was urrt•sl l'cf , !Jut Mr~ Schull!. i.ard tho.it was for he r rent SIU.: W/\S R F.Lf;ASf:f) WE ON t;SDA Y wh1·n llt•x ar County .111,tw•· 11r th•· P1·a(·(' Huch EM1u111l·I found ht·r rn J.Jll wlll'n he :.ir 11\ Id f111 ~ork I fll'>I 1·1111l<ln'l twl11•v1• , ' :.aid 1':'>'1 Uf\'1·I "I run't M·1· .1ny !II 11 .. ar 111<1 going to 1ull '1'111s was a Vf•ry defmrk m1 i.tuk(• rn 1wl1:11wot " Ms Ludd 1•xpltimNf Thur ... d:.i y lhat Mrs St•hull1. hull given .111t hontws an 11w11rr1·1•t addrc·!'>'>, und did not give the n;,me of .111v11111· \.I.hit ('(lllld IJI' l'flnlal'lt·d ror refc·rcncP · I f1·lt v1·ry had ah<111l ha11111g to make ht·r stuy 1n J1J ll ," Mi. l.;1drl '111d "But I wa!'> not t1bo ut to n ·l1·11s1· h••r 1n U11· m1ddlt• or lltt• 111 ght Whl'n We iJ1dn'l know ror 1-Ure Whl'rl' l>ht• l1 v1•d " M rtS. 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IS HF.ING r<'fnn· w1ll 1·v<'nluall y h(· d1sm1 '"'" '>:tlll T .. d /\rt·\ :ilo rrf tlw lh'xar County Dr.,lnC'l Allorn1·y '11ffw1· M1•anwl11le . th1· rasc• ultraC'l<'tl n;111t1nal pulilinl 11 and p1•11pl1· fron1 ;l('rnss lhl· lJ nrtNI Stall's hav1· 11fft·n·d food , m•lflt•y und li ·gal aid for Mrs Schul l?. llul for Mrs Schult1. a ll th1 · <·1rnrf'rn com•~:. :1 hlllP l:1tr· In a vo1rt· stel'p•·d 1n dc·s11;11r, l'.lh•· '>aid "I JUSL pray thut ( ;1111 "rll 1•11mr and tukc· mt• out of lhll> WClrld " Huge Heroin HauJ Seized I.OS ANC:J.:J.F:S <AP > Two nicn ar11•,tf'd 1n lhl· t·ai.c· l'ul1c<· h.1 vt· sf'o rt•d the larges t "t·n· identified hy police Lt lwrrnn l'onflscatron of the year. sC'11.ing mon• thun 30 pound:. of Bnan Flynn ;is Antonio 11111.uu lht• drlJ..i with a value rh excess <i ar t·ra, 42, and Arnol<lo Lop1•1 of $5 mtlhon Bawa, 30 --~~---............................................... :..:.. ~~~--~~~- Ladder Plunge Fatal Ne wport 8cuch poUce 11ld'to. day they tM:lle ve » Ml11lon Viejo man 111lppcd lo h1s death ThW'I· day nlaht while trylna to open an accea11 door lo the roof ol ,. f<'aahlon Island atore. rrvin fl' Reichert, 44, wu pr0• nounced dead a t the scene at 7 11 m aftt.·r a companion di1- covPrcd him lying In a pool of hlood ut the root o f u l~·foot I udder. ltclchcrt, a n em ployee of the M arlo Con stru ction Co. of La guna Niguel. was working on a conslructrnn project ut the sh11pplng cente r. f'olicc sn1d he wa11 In the habit or using u fuucct on the roof to wusb up before l(Oing hom e each day. Hi11 companion said that he became concern e d about k eichert when he waa gone longer than u11ual lo wash up and round him ut the foot of the lad· cl<' r Paramt·drcs wer'' culled to the· scene but w1·ri· un<ihlc to u1d lle ichcrt. Re1·ausc· tht· dc·ad man's hands wer•· '>l1ll di rt y , 11ff1 cc r s theorizNI he sllppc•d 11ff the lOJJ of the laclder whrh• trying ti, open llw hatch lcarlrn1< w th1• roof ff wiling ton Teen Raped; Suspect Held A ~~. vt·ar·olt·lf to poli l'1· Thu r ... rtay afternoon Kirk Alan Hlf'hards of fi21', \l ;11n ...,, \.\.:dkt'll into a Los t\11gd1·~ l'1111nt} ShNIH'!-> ~ubsta I 11111 .11 I:! 1~1 p m and wai. ar r1·st1·d on s uspu:ron of raping the l!I Yl'ar old woman 'l'h1• woman h:.icl told polu:t• lh.1l lhc• rt·us pc•ct had 1111 h•·r 1n lht· llt'ad with a ham· nw r thrt·1· 111111·!> lw f11rt · undrcsi. 1ng and raping he r rn the k1lehen Sht• told polrct· !->hc"d usked the mun to h1·lp ht·r dcun und paint hn apurtmcnl. She also tofd pol1e1· h1·r dltackt·r s uggested '>ht• s1•1·k m .. d1cal trcutment wh<•n h1· ll'ft her ThP woman was treat<'d for head unll nt·e k rnJurics at liot11< ~J .. morr:.il llO!->J)rlal m Newport Bl' ;11· h H u·har1b ,., rn c ustod y al Hun l1nglon B1·at·h Juli Burl has IJt'l'll sc•t ut $25.000 Which Sex Is Convict? VE!'ITtrHA cA P > /\ tran!>s1·x ual "hom <lot·tors d1•st·rilK· ,,., g1·n1•t1l'allv a wom an wrlh u male physr~uc is heini;c housed rn th1· wom1•n's scctron al Ventura < 'ounty .lu1I , des~tc 11bJectlon!> from ut h•usl one ccll malc. Sh.Jnnon flcurd urr cslcd Junt• I~> on 11 cll <irgl' of soli citing for 1>ro,l 1t11llon in Oxnard, won u p I a t· t' a m o n g l h c f c m u I c 1ir1s11nt•ri. 1>0 u ruling this wcck hv Supt•rior 'ourt Judge Churlcs Md;ru1h "I ha vc b<'en confined in u tank with a m ale ,' complained j.anort· n av1s, being held on a t'IH1rge hurJ.!lar v . FOR ONLY ONE DOLLAR ::c *With Pureb11e of One at Re1ular Price • SOUTH COAST PLAZA. COSTA MllA. CA. fMOl• 17 l41 141-1 HI 7 . ...... ' C)range Coast • EO ITION . VOL. 11. NO. 208, ' SECTIONS, S2 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORN IA F RIDAY , JULY 27, 1979 \'our Hometow n Da lly Ne wsp•P-•r IN Fl FTEEN CENTS Wotlaan, 91, .Jailed • tn $15.04 Theft .. S AN ANTONIO. Teus <~P ). A 28 year old c ity ma1lat.rate. c riUciied ln the paal ror be101 too lenient. hus drawn criUdsm ror her handlln ai or a h(>pllrting cusr that ianded a destitute ·8l·Y~•r·old woman an jail ror a sleepless nlpt. Ma ttie'6chultz. who said she lost her $6,000 s&vmgs lo con aJ'tista in 1973 and lives on only $233 'per month m Soc1al St!cuntlt. and veteran's benefits. says deftperation and hunge r drove ht·r to steal $15.0t worth or sausages, ham and butter Tuesd ay from a supermarket CAB Halts , Solid Theft 'Stolen' Driv~way R eplaced Bruce P . Newbery of Costa Mesa returned home from work one night to discover a shocktog loss. SOMEONE BAD STOLEN his d riveway. Police said today the 51-year-old res ident of 239 Knox Place w as luckier than most theft victims. Not only did the culprits return. they gave him u new driveway that would havC' cost as much a s S700 to $800 if he'd orde red it himself. I NVESTIGATOR STEVE SHULMAN suid a t on- l>tru<.:tion company ca lled Newbery th<: samt: night to tell him they'd mist<Jkl'nly r<.•movcd h1 l> drtvc:wuy 111· stead of a neighboring one they were ~upposl!cl tu replace. "He 's got a real nicl· lll'W driveway now,' Shulma n said SHI': WAS CHARGE D WITH THEFT. In an arraignment 'f'ues day night, Night Magistrate Mary Elizabe th Ladd refused 10 frel' Mrs Schultz on a personal recognizance bond -though lhe wom an qualirled for 1t and ordered her held m lieu or $400 bond. "I. sat up al.I night. I didn't close my eyes. t couldn't sleep." Mrs. Schultz said Thursday. ··A woman an another cell was yell- mg ull nighl and l couldn't s l<!i!p because I was asha med of be ang there .. Asked why s be took the food. she said. "l guess I JUSl got <J little desperate and a bit hung ry. If you didn 'l gel no more money than I did. you'd do the same thing.'' • Pobce said they found S48 an he r p urse when shl' was arrest· ed. but Mrs. Schultz said that was for he r rent. SHE WAS RE LE ASED WEDNESDAY whe n Bexar County Justice of the Peace Rudy Esquivel ro und her in jail when hear· raved for wor k. "l just couldn't believe .... " said Esquivel. ··1 can 't sec <See WOMAN, Page A2> ort Route Bids Coastal Park Bill Backed Ne wport Beach Congressman Ho be rt. Badham Joine d a col lt·agm· from S:rnl<t Arw Thur:. cla v in introducing lt<g1s lation to C'rc<ik the first national urlrnn µa rk T h e h il l intro du ced h:. hnpact R e port Awaited Hy J OANNE Rt:YNOLOS Of IN 0•11, Pllol Sl•ll Th<· C1v1 I Al'ronaul1c:s Hoi.lrcl 1 ('AR i wi ll sus1wnd eon~1'1C"ral1on nf ,1n~ mo11 · routt· apphc::Jl1rm " for .John Wayni· A1rphrl wh1li · th1• :1g1·m•y pn•µan•s :in <'nv1nm 1111·111.ll 1mµal'I -.t.1t1·nll'nl 1111 th1 d l1·1·1 of lh'\.\ 111ut 1·~ at llw lal'lhly · Daree in lail Badh:.i m a Hc1.iubltcan and .Jl'rry P atterson. a Dl•m ocral. would provide: $38 m illion for purchase of lnnd in u 19.000-acn · art!a of interest stretching from Corona de l Ma r t.o Ahs o Canyon :tnd inland as far <JS the San Diego Fn.-eway. T he amount matches the funds r ecently budgeted by state legis lators for purchase of land a long the coast between Corona de l Mar and Laguna Beach. \rl m1n1 qr,1l1 1.1· J.,1 \.\ .Judg1 Frank Wh1tinl-( who l'llOdU('l•'CJ .i thn·1· d:t) ht•a rinJ?. on lhC' :.ubJ<'l'I J;i ..,t month. -;aid lod<Jy h1· lwlll'VeS thl· 1nll'rl'Sls or Newpon lk al'h rl~ld ·nl!:. would lwst bt· ~\·rvt-d by h1:-. ruling whic h su~ pf'nd s route appltc <.1l10n pro- ct'dures. Whiting was asked to rule on fi ve pe nding <1pplicat1on~ for routes bet ween Orange <;ounty and An zona. Hearing for Four in Sting Case A preliminan hearing ha s been set for Sept. 6 in Los Aneeles County municipa l court fo r the four Oran ge County res •· de nts accused of running a con gam e patterned aft.er the movit::, "The Sting." Arrested Tuesday on warrants issued in Los Angeles wer e Be v erlee Claydon , 35, of 81 Royal St . George, Newport Beach : Attila DeAgh , 39, or 2716 Hilltop Drive, Newport Beach: Michael Newman, 36, of 14 N. Stooingt.oo Road, South Laguna and J erry Mack Morris, 34, or Buen a Park. Mrs. Claydon was released from jail Wednesday a fte r post- ing $50,000 bond The three m en r e maint:d j a iled today. DeAgb was held in lieu of $100,000 bail. Newman and Morris each were held in lieu of $75,000 bail. lo addition, the three men are named on wa rra nts issued in Orange County a Ueging fraud in an advanced fee loan s cheme . Those warrants carry $250,000 bail each The <'&Se ror which they face prosecution in Los Angeles in· volved an as yet unidentified Corona del Mar m an who told police he losl $160.000 in cash and his 1976 Rolls Royce Silver Clo ud to \he group T hey allegedly took him to i.I home in the Hollywood Hills which they said was a private gambling club ror millionaires He was e nticed into helping a s up posedly disgr untled c lub e m ployee who was to deal a c·rooked faro game in which the club would lose and the victim would win. However, al the last m inute, the victim was tricked und lost the cash and his car. The home actually belongs to actor George Montgom ery who leased it to a m ari police said al- lowed the quartet to use It. They s:.11d as many as 40 actors or shills would be hir ed to play the parts of millionaire gamblers and c lub employees. Police said Montgom ery is in no way connected with the al1 leged crime According to a statem ent n •· IPased by aides to the two con ~ressmen. the state and federal purchases would be combined in a pa rk which would be m a naged unde r an unspecified joint effort that would also involve local gove rnment. The stat ement also noted that "t he bill spec ifically requires the lnt.en or Department to work wit h t h e Secretary or Transport.<Jt1on m dt'vcloping lh<' proposed I San J o.iq u10 lll1ls Transportation> corridor.·' The park. a pparently to b1• c<.1lled the Orange Coast Na lio n.it Urb<in Park. would haVl' its own advisory commission un· d\!r the Badham-Patterson bill. T he commission would consist of one member <.1ppomted by <·ach of the m ayors of Irvine. Newport Heach and Laguni.I Beach ; <t m ember of the county Board o r Superv i so r s . a m ember appointed by the state• Resources Agency . u member u ppointe d by the Californi<i Coa s t a l Co n sc rv<tn cy ; a m ember appointed by e ach of the s t ate legis la t ors within whose district the proposed park 1s located; a member appointed by the Congress man in whose d istr ict the park is located. and five mem bers a ppointed by the Secr elarv of the Inte rior. Seymore Finds B onae Y oun~sl l'r~ :-1zt· up "St>) more." <in <•1gh1 tool . s tuffed bird that has taken up res 1d t·ncl· ;11 th·· Corona dcl M:.ir Brant11 of lhl· Newport B(•<1ch Public L1hrarv. From ll'ft an· Eli za~JC'th Barrut1;i, Ii: S<irah Wtlh~ms. 4. and .Jot .. 'Y L1ppnak. :J. S<>ymun · w;is don<.1tcd to th<• libr ary by Brwn Gate~ ci t Corona del Ma r . lits girlfriend m<1dt• 1t 1or him \\hen he wa:-. ill. He has recovered <1 nd thought th,· <:h1ldren who participak an lhl' hbrar y':, story hour:- \\OUld t•nJOY th<.· hug e stuffed an1 mul. England Testifies: 'Informed Parents' former Newport llarbor l11gh School band direc tor Richard E ng l and, agains t whom lhl· Trio Save Tot in Pool Newport. Ml'sa Unified S1•hool Distract has fih•d unprofessional conduct char~t.'S. testified today lh:lt he had a policy or notifying parents about band i.1Ctlv1\1cs :.i nd issues. "You're affecting the hves of all of these people so you ha*e to be very careful that l•ve ryom· knows what's going to h<.ippen next." he said. ·. By DAVID KUTZMANN and DE LORES BROOKS IRWlN OI IM O•llY Pll9t Stall • · 1 saw a figure fl oating at the bottom of the pool. At first I thought it was a doll . that it wui. a prank ... But as 8-year·old Sean Driskel fou nd out Thursday. it wus no doll h<' found an the commumty poo l at Fort. Sumter and Monitor in Irvine's Northwood section. It was J ennifer Wu. Two yea rs old. "I went and lifted il up and ll was a live person:· the blond- haired Sean· said this morning. back at t he pool where the dra m atic life-saving effort had occurred the d ay before. Whal would take place next would involve Scan. bis friepd Cra ig Becker, 12, and a m an na med Ed Fuller. 62. of 26 Fort Sumter. Police said today that It was because of their quick action that J ennifer , of 27 Altlanta. is recovering at Santa Ana·Tualln Community Hospit al. There was a time Thursday. they all knew. whe n It dldn't ap , pear she would be so lut lty. That was Just a fte r a (Qend ~ h ac\f called .out to ~or boya swiml't~-~.Mep~ (See TOT, Pa1e A~• • •• England testified for the first time today al a hl:'a ring mto cha rges that hc disobeyed th1· or ders of Ha r bor High principa l Tom Jacobson regard ing hand p e r f0-rmances a nd 1nvolvt:d pare nts and stude nts tn an <.1d m1 n ist r ative dis put e d uring l977-78 and fall. 1978. A hree-mcm ber commission on professionul conduct i::. hear· ing the charges at Costa Mesa High School It will d etc rminl' whether the district can dismiss England. T h e hea ring . orif(1na l l y scheduled for five days. has now run e 11tht days. March of Dimes Golf Match Set P layers in the fifth annual Costa Mesa March of Dlme11 Golf Tournam ent will tee off Monday to raise mone y to fiathl birth defects. Stmtrun s~ rt will be at noon ot the Co a ~sa Golr and Cou1try C1u . 11'01 Golf Course Ofl~. Coet• M,111. Entry fee of $40 htdudes the a words dinner. . ' CAB staff me m b<'rs s :.iid th1·v h"l1t •\'t' thl' <•W ~1rd of tho~;. 1 n utt-" would not J>roduct· i.I s1~n 1f1cant t•nvtronmcnl<J I 1m· pact of eight other route appbc<1 l ion s wit h t he five Arizon<1 routes would be severe enough to rus tifv preparation or an EIS. Much of thl• testimony at lh1· ht·anngs <·onductcd a t lhl· form er Bay V1r w School under thl' airport's fli ght path 1·an11· from rl'Sldl'OlS who Sa Id CXIS\IOJ.! Jl'I no1:.l' l<'Vl!b an· too high anti Jdd1t1onal flight-. woultl be 1n toll'rablc 1'hl·1r com pl.1int~ app;1rcnt ly n •g1s lt·rC'd "1th Wh iting I k Sit HI h1· d1dn t \.\,JOt 111 d1·ny lh1· f1v1• .i p11li catwn-. oulrighl tweaw ... th\' dl'ruals could bc app1·4.1l1-d t•1 tlh• bt1<1rd which could ovl·rruh· him and grant lhl' roull':-. "Thi~ "<J \. nothing 1·:.in 1tt• dnm· whjlf' lht• F,IS •~ h1•111g prl' p.1 n•d." ht• ex pl a med M1·a nwhil1·. th1 · board 1tsdf .1,.: n ·l·d to -.u:-.pl'nd cun~1d<•ral.lon 11( lhvsl' l'tght other ::.pplu·atmn~ during prcµarallon of <1n l!:IS Acting City /\llorncy llu~h ( ·orr111. whu n·1>r1·se11Led t hl' city .11 till' CAB h1·anng. t<>day ha1lt!d Wh1lm1(s dcc1s1on as a victory for Newport Bt'ach. I le had us ked that t ht· route~ lw dl•nied. or failing that. con- -.1dl'r:Jlion of them he su~pcnd1!d while the EIS 1s being prepared CAB off1ct:1b c-;t1malc lh<· docum ent will take ut least a Yt.'1-Jr to pre pan'. ·'I think this should keep the 1•xpans1onist1c pressur(• down at the a irport,' Coffin commented. <See ROUT E, Page A2> We athe r N1~hl and mornin g rloudtncss clea r ing l o ha zy s unshine with only partia l c lea rin g at b~uches. Lows tonight in 60s. Htghs Saturday 70 at beaches to low 80s inland. I NSIDE T ODAY The grande11r of enterlom· ment ts rekindled in o tour of old HoUywood movie palaces and the retum o/ &ht! Greateat Show on Earth. See Page CI . •••• .. "" DAM. y fllll.OT --~""'"" ___ ...... .... ,,,. ... , ........... •, ARTIST 'DANI' WITH TWO ART·A·fAIA ICULPTUREI 'When You Know the AulH You C1n llr••k Them' '.Perfection Sought 'I• :By Mesa Sculptor By STf.VF. MITCllEU. 01 !tie 0.lly ~I ... It ... ' D<int 1s a iw rrcc t1o rl1s l. 1 R1f!hl do wn t.o the crowsrect on 'the face of Moses. The Costa Mesa artist, whose gjven na m e is Sh1rlt•y l..('yrc r, •Kas tx.-cn a bronze sculptor for 'only five years. but h er exh1b1t Ill the Art·A·l-'alr in Laguno Heach is a s how stopper. Jl t>r d t'lical c· nudes a nd i"nui.clc ·rippling mules aH tas trully dont-und the mothe r or 1 t.wo :.ay1> i.he doei. 1t a ll w1lhoul ·roo<l ·111 "I lhtnk :1boul 11 i!UbjC•Ct ror i CVt>rul monlhll twfon • I begin w orkinl( in wux," lhti pe r• blonde womon 11ayli. And s h t· doNm 't lea vo one· s ine w or c·urvti out of he r s tun n1ng slatu1•M Uun1 's hc'(•n 1r1 the· Art-A· Fa ir ff1r t•1ght ycnrs n11w. and 11he Rlill , tlahhh •' with Oii pa111l1ngs wh1C'h ' \\l t•re f1r't 1•xt11iJ1h'd ncurly 11 dt·e·<1dc al(o S he begun duhhllng ln lhf• ·10 .. l wax mc·thod" of sculpltn~ wht•n :i hollow urt1Rl l(uvc h1.:r ti hull uf wax to whilr away• th•· , houri. wh1IC' s itting al he r 0 11 ex hlblt ) But now ll'a n full·llmc Joh for I the 18·yc ur Co11ta Mesa resident. who carvc11 llfclikc ligurcs at h~r homf! r'hl' <'• NJlcs hC'r mode ls out of 1 '4o!t wax. then :,11rNwnd11 the urt 1 with 11 rubber rn olrl. f'ro m lh111 J mold. :i Ct•rum w cu11llnA 111 m odt· ;1 t ll fo Un cJ r y In Wt! II t I.()!, , AnJ.tt•l<'!I I Afh'r 11 Ru lt:ihh: number of c·oattt ar<' :ippllf'd lo the mode l. ltw m old 1~ plat:t:d in the kiln, whnc· tht• wax IR m elted out of \ thC' nrnmir co11Ung l hc nce thl' '·nnrn11 "IOl'l wax m1•thod "> Moltc•n t>ronzc '" r>our•·d anti> tho n•rumlt 11h1·1l und l>unl rlrivf'A up to pick up th•· un ~n111h,'r hu11h11n'1, Lt>W•·ll r ;f•yrrr i.ho 11 pr•'tlltknt. ''' tt11· Ar1 /\ !1H r . th•·n hru"h''" 111 lt1 ,,,. tt11 r. teen su .. p~ct ···~•d BurMiary 1 ,ry M lc h1u1l llalr1h Wh,.,iJ111,. 111. & urrnaled 1111rly Thuntluy ornlnic by N1•wi111rl ll•rnc•h 11 ('(• who bttllovo hc1 w•te rJilurblnfC a 24th Htrcul homo e n the occu11llnl wulked In l'otlco 1uld Whe 1.,,, who ltl41y crlbed ua u trun,.hmt w1111 Id on t1U8plclon of r~11ldt1raU11t r1l11ry 0.-AltOI COAIT ' DAILY PILOT -~-·-'tit! """-""'-............ _ ... _ ......... -....... 0._ t1 .• , • .,.,bf • .,..,,.l_~, ....., ........ ~ .. -r~oftll• .... -""-, , ... , ,., '"'"' -...... _ ........ 11 .... 1 .............. ..,,_ 1.i .. 11 ....... ..-._ ....... /\,Wt•(-.. . ..--1 ..... _._ .... "' .. "-..... ,. , ......... --·w. ............... .. -•••.,-.( .. 10Mow,r .. _..,~.,,. .. ,,.=:.=- l•t1• ,..,... Vltel'•~-0.-11._. .-,,.:,--· .......... ................. °"'::.:' .. ~ ........ :::::. -.11 • unfinished piece. scorching the surface with a torch to telve It u patina -the aged look of the finis hed sculpture. •'Otherwise It would I<><* Uke brass," Danl says, making a face . She said dUfercnl acids create different effects on the art piece but don't ask her what acids do what. That's a tra d e secret . S he sells her models, ra_nglng from nude women s itting In a bed of lilies to posed nude• on a blanket, for between $3,000 a nd $4,000. And each ringe r , h•g and a rm muscle Is s1zc.'<.1 to sca le . Som e !ic u l ptor s, llkr M ichelungt:lo. dis t o rt Rome body parts, s uch as the o ve r- s I zed h unds on t he H allan arllsl 's "David." Occa11ionally sht' will crN1lc· <i m od(•I with s lightly longer Jej.!s or 111lunlcd arms "to get the em - phasis -the now o f the piece rl"hl. "But you ha ve to be pretty J(ood at wh1tt you're d oing to ge t away with that. "Once you kno w the rule11, ~hen you can break the rules," &he says. The r eaultA of Dani's work sh ow s h(' doean't need a rule book Major Banks Raise Prime Lending Rate NEW YORK <AP I &:verul major bunkt> ra111ed tht·lr prime l1·ndlng raw~ to I I :V.. percent lo· tlay, joining 11 m ov1• begun •·11 rlin In lht· wt•t·k hy fo'ln1t Nu· 1111n11 l Ha nk of Chlt·ago <:1tltJ11nk . the• nutlon'11 liN'ond· lu r11,1·11I hunk, No -t M1tnufuc• t1111•111 f111m1v1·r Tru11t Co untl N11 ~' Morgun C.uornnly TtW\t ,.,, , 11 11 o( N1•w York, wPrr• ·""''"" ttw hunkll 1uin111111rlnM In 1·rt·1111"" from I I 'Ai rwn ·1·nt AIHt1 111l11lnl( ln lhu 1ncr11a1u.1 wf'rt• fl unk ,,, Arntir1ca, Hf•curlty 1'1r1flc N11 l1•11HJI Hitnk. llnlfrtl Cftllfomlu IHrnk, Ult1 Hunk of Ctllfornh• anti I ,l11y(lll Jhink of (;111ifornlu. Tho mov•ll hud bfof'n ClX pnclf'll "1 11 t•,. tho fl'•ltlf' r 1t I It c·•o rv1· Hourtl l1111l wu4•k mow•d l'> pu11h 1111 11hort h•rm lnturci11l nw11 In 1111 o"or1 to flj(hl lnrlullon 11nd 1111 J11.,1rt U"' tlollu r . 1'ht• J>r1mt· l1·ndln1 rntc IN lht· nato t'fwr11•d h y hunklt to their mo11 t cr•"tlt worthy corporot1· f'UlltOmf'fll flflt'ltUNl' ll •• publlf• ly 1announ<'•HI, It l• c lo11cly fo llowN1 Mil 11n lndlcut.or of ln INt••t r•lo rondltlon1. The pr1mt1 ro11t1 urller thl11 YHr lo IJ'K 1>41rc•nt before 1llp pln1 bar k to 11 v. percMt u In· i.,, •l raetM ., .. ,d. The record prlrn~ rah' ol J2 percent wH rcarhttd dunnai lhc 1974·'15 r e .. ce11lon. ,.,..._,., ROUTE ••• "The EIS m ay 1how that •dell· Uonal 1ervlcc t.here 11 not •P· proprlate." comn old he 11 now trylnc to 1et the CAB 1taff to d•l11 Ill Au1. 1 dtadUne for 1ubmltUn1 1uueaUOM on th• 1eope ol the E IS. He not.cl that UM order 1.Uln• that deadline for 1uH .. lloa1 from the dt1 aad ltl Nlklentl u well u bUl'tla.d elrUIMI dAdn 't come oul untll Jul1 11. ··we Jull u .... , bMn 11ven noulh Ume to pull our m1C.r11I to11tber and I 'm not 1ure an1oae •IM Wbo mllbt wut to '9 laYOlved will bav• enoulft Um• elditr," Cofftn aaJd, , ... P-AJ 100' ... that he NW eomethlnl flo1Un1 nur the bOltom of th• •hallow tldt. Stan. who llvn at 2S Rlcllmond. Hid he 1wam over, pulled Jennifer out and yelled, •·can anybody help'" JennJfM, who h•d app1mt0lly w•odortd •way fro m her older 1l1ter and fa llen In the wate r, w11 both uocon1clou1 and \In· breathlna when Sean and Cruia and their friends finally got h ·r out of the .water. People •round thtt pool started runnlnti towud them rrantlc•l· ly, Sc·un 1mld . and 1t wus then t'ulhir uJ)pcDred. "She looked like s'b'c-was com - pletely dead," Sean said. Indeed, as paramedic~ would U)' later, there was probably only a tulnl heartbeat when she wu pulled out Fulle r , h owever. quickly be1an t.o clve the tot moulh·t& mouth rl'sWicituJ,1on in an crro rt to revive her. II <' k c•pt thi s up until p&romedlr111 orrtved When they did . J cnnikr w us br'eathin g aga in. Sh<' was lahn to the hospital in Santa An1i1 , where a spokeswoman Bald Utis morning lhe g irl wus In s atisfactory con ditaon. Tht•~ pool wht•rc· the inl'idrnl (lCCUrrc'tl is not t lly-ownr·d or ad mln1s tcrc d a nd the r e 1s no llfrf(uurd on duly lhe rt• A ~1gn wurn11 swimme rs they use• tit(' fudllly at their own risk. Twelve year old Crail(. or 22 Savann ah , 11uld he h ad t;1hn nr11t a id tnslruct1on but that "it '!> a whole lot. difrcrenl whe n 1t ho1> pens to you." Sean, Craig and the ir rrfrnds wer e swimmlng In the deep end of the pool when another friend had called out tha t h e saw som ething n oatlng near the bot tom of the s h a llow e nd. "It's creepy for 12·ycar-t1ld:." to r escue somebody, Craig '>aid "A lifegua rd ls truincd to do tha t kind of thing." CdM Teacher Mrs. France Rites Slated Me morial services will be ron dueled Saturday for M arj11r11· France, u long·Ume Corona dt·I M nr High School teache r who died Wcdne11doy at the age of r.2 Mn. Fr ance.· joined the high school starr In 1963 and taugh t Enl(lls h a nd social studies Jn uddlt1on to ht·r tc·ach1n~ dutle11, she ser ved as coach of the school's apecch and debalP toam and a lso W88 a m ember or the Newport· M ua U nlr1e d School Dl11trict '!l Sochtl Stud1C'1> Curriculum Dcvelopml·nl Com m1ttce S h e l1•;1v1·s ht•r hu ~hand , Jl11ward. anrl ch11'lrcn . Art and Pum c•lu. all of the Harbor Arc·11 Servkf•R wlll he condurlt:rl at I pm Suturduy ul SL .l11h11 lh1· Ui vi nl· .Epil'>copul Church, Co~tu Mc11u. The flimtly hus s ugl(t·~lc.:d m e m orwl conlr ihution1> to th•· Or1rnl(u County C haJ1ln of lh,. Ame rican Cuncer Society. Three Seized On Ne wport Burglary Rap In Uw t!urly mornan•t d ark 111•1111. lhr1•1· youthl'l w1•n • rnoklnit lhl'I r wny 11croK11 the• rooftop, t·11 rry lnl( 11 ro1w 11 nt1 lhr1·1· plllowc111H'll. whc·n Co11t o M1·i.11 JX)li ce 11top1w'1 th•·m . Thr tMo 11old thl'y w1•rc chu~ Ina ptgf'Of'l11 lluhlou11 ax>ll(•r• 11 rr1•Rt ·d the trl11 on su1111lclon of hurRlary 11 houl I : 40 a . m . Thursday ut M lll..r'11 O ulpo11t, 2300 llurb<>r Blvd., u ftc•r nn ulurm Wftf~ trlppe>d. flcl .. aNf'd On $~1000 hull 1'11Ch wtir., Robert Ur•·nt Ua rton, tK, C)f 1121 Coronu Ll.IM, und Tod<l An druw C lurke, 18, 107U <.:o ron11 LllnC, both In CoRl u Mcs u . Their 17·ycor old compunlon wo• roll't111cd lo hl11 pun·nl11. police auld. Devil Slaying Retrial Set SEATTLE <AP> -The! W11hln1ton Court of Appeal" hH onktred new trlola for four p e r1on1 co nvltt e d of man1lau1hter tn 1978 In the death of 3·)'Hr·old boy they believe WH J)OHOHOd by the devil. Edward Leon Cunnln1h1m, 51: hi• wtfe Velma, 45; their dau1hter Carolyn Cunnlnth•m, 27, and Lorraine !dward1, 20, a rrtend: art tervln1 prison ltn• tencu for auault and man1lau•hter In connection with t.he de• of David Weilbacher. The appeala eourt uld Tburt· da1 t.hat taped 1t1tement1 m•d• by IOll'le ol t.he dtf endanll to Polite an.r tbetr arrt1ll w.re taken improperly. Usually, it 's the c hc<•rle aders who greet n•tuming warriors of the gridiron. But Costa Mesa Hig h S chool football players I urnt•d the· tables Thur sday night on thl· 26 rn1·rnlH'rs of lh1s y t·ar'!> Mu~tang fH'Jl squad . Tht· pl~1ycrs m e t t he train an Santa J\nu whc·n 1h1· g irls returned from a s um· <JDcr c h 1•t·rl<-ad111 ~ rttmp at UC Santa Ha rlJar;J ~-=-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. Condominium Job On Bluffs Halted Work on one of lhr('e bulldinJ!s 1n a 14-urut co ndo minium projel't a long the Santa Ana River bturrs in Cu~la M c1>a h us bl·•·n hullt·d a fter city orftc w ls d1scov1·r1·d thut thC' i.ecnnd story would 1.'K ll·nd ovl·r the bluH1t. The city m the past has n · 11u1rcd U111t projects lc1we a f1v1· fo11t :O.l'lh:u·k :ilon~ lht• hlurr~ or ( 1 c· 1 :i 1 s s a 1 d to d a y 1> 11 m " ov1· rs1 l(hl.'1 lf'l1 to tht· m ix up at lh1· project al 2231 Pac1hc Avt· Planning Directo r Ch url1·' Hohrrt.s s atd a nc1~hbor a lert•-d 0Cft<'i11ls to th•· ovcrha n J( 111· stttd thul 11 Rtlf• plan prev111w .. ly approv1•d hy the l'hmnlnl( (;om m 1!iRl11n t>howc•d :1 hvt··foot sf'! ha('k for th1· rtrsl flo<ir :.inti w:1sn 't d<'tallcd c no uJ(h l'' !-.h1iw thf• !WCOlld ncK>r. Also. ftobcrts said. a huildtng lmiprct<1r discovered that o su11 pl'lrl rolumn for the s<.•conil floor wa!I to lw plac1·d on tht· rellltnin~ wu ll. wh1<'h hudn't h (•cn d1· s ll(n<>d for that purpose Work on the olher two build ings. which contain 10 o r the 14 condo miniums a nd a re nearan~ com plc•tlon , Ii. cont•nutn l( Uo lwr1.' said Thoy a r c f:Jrthn from tht· hluHi. Hntwrts \aid pla nning c•om m lbS lllOf'rS hUVf' set a dlS('U!-.SHJO £or tht·1r study sci.i.ion of Aug r. and a pubhc hNmng on the r>ru JCl'lforlhcirme ·ttngof Aul( Jl llo wt·vcr . ht• c;a1d . pl:inn1nJ! :.t aff m•·mt>n' wall tw m1•1•t1nl( w ith 1frv1·l11pt•r ' l1 11h Jltdl 1nl(~worth and Ivy Onl( 1n lhr· 111 t1·rt m If a '111lul1on 1s fnum1. th1 · puhhc hcunn~ will tw ran1·•·l1·d . Ill' '>aid. Whicli Sex Is Convictr VEN1THA <1\1'1 A 1r.11"""K ual whom do<'l1ir~ ,,, . ..,.,.,, ... .i• i.:1·nl't1<:;tlly 11 wom:1n w11h ,, ni uk phys1qu1· is lx•1111( hou,.1·11 1n th1· wom l'n'11 s ro('lton a l V1·nt11r.1 ('1111nty J ail . d•·,r1111 11hJ1•1·111111' from at 1 .. a~t 1m1 1·1·llm ,11• Shannon fkard, arr•·-.l•«I .111111 15 o n a charl(t• of i.11lic1t1111( f111 prof!tllut1on In Oxnurd . won .• p I a cc am on ~ 1 h ,. r cm .1 I•· 11rii.oncri. on :.i rulin~ Lh1~ v.•·• k by Supcnor Court .JucJ~r· Ch.11 I•"· McGrath. Fro• Pap Al WOMAN, 91, JAILED. • • ttny UJ ye11Mlld l(olnl( to Juli Tt11s wa~ a vn y dd1n1tc m1-.t.1kt: in Judgment." M11 Ludd explalncct uddn·"s· and did not i:•v•· the num<· 11( unyone who could be .-ontucll'd for n •fcrcnc(· "I felt vt•ry bud uhoul havtoJ( lo makt· hrr ~t11y tn Jail." Ms Ludd !laid . "flut I wus n11t 11bout lo n •h•aM· hn to th•· m1cJrtl1· of the n1J(hl when we didn't know for s ure whe n · sh1· lt vc·d." MRS. HCllUl.TZ' {' ASf: IS REINC. rc·fnrcd to :i C'oun:.c•ltnK pro1ernm u nd lhC' ch1trf(t'8 will c·ventu1Jlly bt· d1~m1ss1·d ... u1d Ted Arevalo of the Bt•xar County f>1111tnct Altorn1•y's offH'I' Mt•anwhllc , the COile attrurtl.'d na tional publtl'1ty nnd 1wopll· from ncr01111 the lJnltt.'d St11lt.~ hav(• offer ed food. mon1•y nncf IC'l(ul aid for Mr11 Schull7. Hut for Mrs Schultz. all th<> concl'm c-om N1 u httle lutf' In a voice 11tceped In dc·spalr, 11he said "I jWil proy thfll God wtll com e and take me out of this world." Ladder Fall Kills Viejo .. Worker, 44 Nc•wport lll':.tch policl' said l" r1ay thl'y bf•ltevt• a M1 \s111n Vu•Jo mun s li pped to has dl·ath Thu r:. day n1j.!ht wh1h· try1n1< to o~·n un :Jl'('l'l>h door l o lhl· roor of u f<a \h1on 1-.lanrl slon · Ir v111 i" l({ot('h<:rt, 44, w a' Jiff• r11111111·,.tl tl1·:ia 11111n d•~ 1·f1vc·n·11 him lyini.: m a po<1I of 111111111 .11 lh1• r11<1t .,r a 15 fool l.11hli·r l<1•1f·hn 1. :in •·mploy1·•· 11f th•· Ma I Ill f 0 •1 n -.1 r11r t1on C11 or L.1~u1w N1~1wl . was wrirk1nf'! on .. ('fJ!l~l 1 lH'llllO prOjCl'l al th1• .h111•111111: 1•1•11t1•r l'ol11'f • -.:drl ht• w:1\ In lhf• h al11t or 11 •,1111! .1 f;11wf'I 1111 th•· roof 111 V. a t;ll Ill' ll('lllrt.' gt Hiii: hontC CLll'h d .1v 111-. 1·ompan11m •w1d that he· 111 1 ,11111· 111 111·1·r111•d <il1 nu t 1<•·11 hu r l wh1•11 h i· was 1(11n1· l1m1•1·1 Utan u~ual 111 wa:.h u11 :incl f1111111I 111111 .11 lh1· f1111I 11f lht· lad fl• I 1•.11 .nrw<h l':. w1•r .. l'allcd to th•· '""'rt• hut w1·n · unahl•· 111 ;11tJ ((1·11·h1·rt 111•1 :111-..· lt11· •lt·ao m:.in ' h1ind~ I ""''''' .. 11 11 •lar t v n fflf·<·r~ 1h1•111111•d hr· .. 1tp111·tl 11H th1· top 111 th•· l:Hlil••r wl11l1• lry mg 111 11p1·n tht· halt h t .. artln~ to lh•· rnof Mesa Crash ... Hurts Woman 1'11111•£' s aid l.lndu Clark, 26, wa~ 1njurt•<l in a two-cur col 1.-.11111 th.it Ol"<'urn·d about 7 :111 p m Thur,d ay a t F o lrvi1•w 1<11.t<I ;ind fo:I Comino Drive to ('11.,t.1 M""" J111w1•Vf'r, th1• Cos tu M.-sa re~• rlt•nt w11!1 tr1·ut1•d at Cost ~• M•·~a Mt•morial ll11sp1tul u nd st•nt horn•· l\1 •v111 M1·Mill:1n, 22. nlso of ('o~t a M1•..:1, wn:. the rlr1 vf'r of tlw 11th<·• 1·11r, 11crordlng to trur flf' offtct•rs. who said he wuM1 ·t hurt 1n lhr• r ra:.h FOR ONLY ONE DOILAR::, •w1t1a Purehue of One at Be1ular Prtce . DAIL V PILOT 43 Budget Flap Looms Bailout Creates Deficit of $4. 7 Million ., aoasaT BAUS& .. ...., ......... or..,. Couty aupervlsors came to .,.,. for the flrst Ume Thul"lday .-Ith tbe $580.S million county budaet propoeed for fia· cal 19'1't-80. With Utile cutting, s upervisors gave tentative approval to a $190.5 million spending plan for the county's Human Services Agency. The county's share of the cost is about $25 million with the bulk of the money coming from stale and federal sources to pay for mental health, welfare and medical services. While tbe spending plan for the HSA sailed over smooth waters. the county's newest supervisor, Edison Miller, was making waves. At. a press conference shortly l\facDonald Doctors before the budget sesaion start· ed, M mer announced that he was cuttine his own salary and that of hia ataff by 10 percent. Miller said he waa tailing the action to encourage other high paid employees -malling more than the supervisors' pay of $29,898 -to follow suit. Miller said his intentions are that the savings in high salaries would go to lower paid employees "who are being eaten up by lnfiation. '· Supervisor Thomas Riley said afterwards that Miller 's pro· posal would have more validity had he been oo the job longer. ::-.Ja•Bei• ..... Hollywood Slayer Sought To Testify He said be also doubted the sincerity of Miller 's proposad • noting it m1ght buy self· promotion to gain exposure because Miller ls coming up for election in June. U.S. ti.toms inspector Oliver Seymour inspects the largest piece of the downed Skylab at the San Francisco lntemational Airport after it was found in Australia two weeks ago. A private Australian firm plans to exhibit the one-ton piece of hull throughout the United States. LOS ANGELES CAP> -A female impersonator who reject· ed a proposition trom two other mt!n was shot lo death early to- day and his male companion - also dressed in women's clothes -rted unharmed. police said. J ohn Alex Barnes. 22. Los Angeles, was out for a 2 a.m. w a lk with the o ther im · pnsonator when confronted by two men in an old blue station wagon, Hollywood Division de- tective Russell Kuster said. RALEIGH. N.C. <AP> -Doc· tors who treated D,r . J effrey Mac Donald for wounds he says he received during an attack that killed the rest of his family we re to take the stand today at MacDonald's trial. Pictures s howin g M<tc · Don a ld's stab wounds wer e s hown to the jury Thursday. But they were taken 4112 years after the incident and had healed, a contrast to the raw wounds shown in autopsy pictures of the family 'Hit List' Probe Topic· of Hearing When they rejected the prop- osition , Barnes was s h ot . Kuster said. Barnes was pro- nounced dead at the scene. •N0Pat1' MacDonald. 35. of Huntington Harbour. is charged with stab· bing and bludgeoning to death his pregnant wife Colette, 26. and daughters Kimberly, 5, and Kristen. 2, in February 1970 when he was a Green Beret doc· tor stationed at Fort Bragg. By FllEDElllCK SCHOEMERL OI-o.lly ,..._Suitt An Aug. 17 Orange County Superior Court bearing has been scheduled to delve loto the con· troversy surrounding the sen· tencing of habitual criminal of· fenders by South Orange County Municipal Court judges. At issue is a so·called "hit list" contairung the names of people who repeatedly fail to show up for court appearances and notes by judges that have been r e m oved from court records. John Boves and Jim Sweeney. two public defenders assigned to the south court, are seeking a writ of mandate that would foree disclosure of the list and prohibit removal of any judges' notes contained in court records . Laguna Beach Police Chief Jon Sparks confirmed today that Fl.DI, Frolic Days Set al San Clemente A dash to former President Rich<ird Nixon's Western White House and back will kick off San Clemente 's Ocean Festival Saturday, two days of fun and frolic on the city's beaches. Runners should check in for the 6.2·mile rurrfrom 7 to 7:45 a m . to pick up the ir race packets. The race begins at 8 :30 a .m. at the San Clemente Pier. Saturday's activities are rounded out by a Mini-Miss con· test at 11 a.m., ;in open swim competition al noon al the pier . boogie board races at 1 p.m .. a dory race at 2 p.m., a pad· dleboard race at 3 p.m. and a sand sculpture contes t with judging at 3:30 p.m. The Minl·Miss finals are scheduled for 4 p. m . and a Frisbee Fly-in is slated at 4:45 p.m . Sunday's activities gel going at 12:30 p.m. with a ntn·swim· run contest. Other Sunday activities in· elude: -Halt·mile swim , l : 15 p.m. -Surf ski cont.est, 2 p. m. -Paddleboard race, 2:45 p.m. -Iron Man contest, 3:30 p.m. -Dory championship, 4 · 30 p.m -T~o-mtle run, 5:30 p.m. -Paddleboard relay, 6 p.m. -Dory relay, 6:30 p.m. -Relay nm. 7:15 p.m. -Chariot relay, 7:30 p.m. -Musical Flags. 7:45 p.m. -Awards ceremony, 8: 15 p.m . s uch a list exists, but defended it <is a useful tool for handling re· peat offenders. Jn a typical case. Sparks said, the court notifies the police de· partmenl or offenders who have not shown up for scheduled court appearances. Offenses involved in such cases have included m isde · mean-or violations such as drunk in public and possession of less than one OWlCe of m arijuana and city municipal code infractions including sleeping on the beach or in a vehicle and drinking in public. If a person named on the llst has an outstanding warrant for failure to appear in court and is later arrested. he is booked into jail rather than being released on his own recognizance, Sparks said. Sweeney charged Thursday that the list is being used lo place repeat offenders in jail without. benefit ol trial. He said some offenders may be jailed up to 30 days before their case is placed on the court calendar. ··And then the district al· torney says be wants to dismiss and give them cre1ll for time served," Sweeney said. On the issue of the judges' notations. the public defenders claim that it has been past prac· tice to delete comments made in the margins of court records. ··Please warehouse this guy <place in jail). He created more paper than a parade on Slh Avert~' was one notation found in.a file. Sweeney said. "This guy is one of the Laguna Beach fabulou s 50,"' said Sweeney in quoting anothe r comment. Over the past two years. Sweeney said, secretaries, act· ing on judges' orders, have ex· cised the comments, giving rise to what be called the "L·shape fil es" due to the shape of the trimmed pages. Superior Court Judge Ted Millard recently issued a tern· porary restraining order pre. venting removal or any notes contained in court records pend· ing the Aug. 17 hearing. It is the ublic defenders· posi· lion that the not.es should be part of the public court record. South Orange County Municipal Court Judge John Griffin has defended the nota· lions saying they help hlm and other judges know whether a person ls a repeat offender who should receive a more stringent Rentence. Griffan said he doesn't think the comments should be part of the court file ·'The victim and the witness were female impersonators," Kuster said. The companion. whose iden· tifty was withheld, was not m· jured . Stale Controller Ken Corv says that 1f luwmakers fail to en act a s tate budget by the June 31 deadline next year . he will refuse to make pay· m cnts until lht• budget 1s pa ssed and si gned by lhc governor. <Sec Story. Page A5~l~~~~~~~~~~ Algeria Cuts Oil Export 20 Percent NEW YORK <AP> -Algeria. which s upplies about 8 percent of the oil imported by the United States, bas cul back the amount or oil it exports by 20 percent, oil industry sources said today. The cutback, which began this month, is the second reported t his week by a m ajor oil- exporting nation. On Wednes· day, 90~ said Nigeria was considering a cut. of a bout 10 percent ln its oil production. Both nations produce oil that is a mong the world's best, used mostly for making asoline. ··we understand that every· body has been cut back by 201 percent right now~" said. an of· ficiaJ of an Amencan 011 com- Hunlington Teen Raped; Suspect Held A 25-year -old Huntington Beach man who allegedly beat and raped a co-worker in her apartment late Wednesday sur· r e nde red himself to police Thursday afternoon. Kirk Alan Richards of 6211'2 M aln St. walked into a Los Angeles County Sheriff's substa- tion at 12 :45 p.m. and was ar· rested on suspicion of raping the 19·year-0ld woman. The woman had told police that the ted·haired suspect ha-t hit her in the head with a ham· mer three times before undress· ing and raping her in the kitchen. She told police she'd asked the man to help her clean and paint he r apartment. She also told police her attacker s uggested she seek medical treatment when be Jeft her. pany that is one of Algeria ·~ customers . But it is unclear where the oil is going. Analysts said Algeria may not be cutting back produc· lion, but rather diverting the oil onto the spot mark(!t or into Algerian refineries ··where that add1t1onal crude 1s going. whether it's going lo the spot market or some where else. we don't know," sai~ the oil company official, who didn't want himself or has firm iden· tified Streets RebuiJt MANAGUA. Nicaragua <AP) -Neighborhood teams formed by Nicaragua's new government began on Thursd<iy to n ·build Managua streets torn up in l~e fight to oust President Anastasio Somoza. The victorious gucr rallas urged busincssci. to reopen as soon as possible. I le claims four intruders killed his family and slabbed him. The ~overnment says he killed his famtly and stabbed himself as a coverup. The pictures or MacDona ld shown Thursday. directly after pict ures o f the mutilated children. apparently were part or the government's coot.ent.aon that wounds ht: reeeaved were less sl'ven.· b••cause they prob· ably wereself·i.nflicted. In cross -cx<t m1nin g lh l· pathologist who performed the a utopsat!S. the defense contmuetJ efforts to show that the Army bungled its invesllgation. Wade Smith, one of the de·. fense attorneys, asked both Dr. William Hancock Jr. and Dr George Gammel about the pro· cedures used. Both were Army pathologists at the tim<'. Smith's questioning showed that the bodies had been stripped or their clothes and cooled before the pathologists examined them. Gammel said the con<litions were "not ideal." They also were unable to say if the weapons the government has introduced -a crude club, two knives and an ice pack were the ones used on the fam ily. However. Gamme l. now or Lincoln. Neb .. said in his ex· periencc. it's "very rare'" that the specific weapons can be identified unless th ey have unique characteris tics that leuvc identifiable marks. The woman was treated for head and neck injuries at Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach. Richards Is in custody al Hun· Ungton Beach Jail. 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IDMlur1Q ..... jtu.I .... ,. two of Sar&ll '• plates .... • · WESTMINSTER <AP> -Oaa tbey hope. staUon owner George Bice is the COU.TING DJ8A8TES? first person ln California to be For naden wtM> IOA track of the convicted of vt0Jatin1 the odd· Committee on Judldal Reform'• even au raUonlng plan, Deputy bea.rtq oa state Supreme Court. Dlatrtet Attorney Martin Ena· JuaU a wi&nlu '° u.e pro-,qwat Mid Thundey. ce&i wlD proylle eonelle re· A Wet t' 0 ran I e County mw rl. lld&blltorte pnbe. llulclpal Qui Jlll'J found Blee 1utlty Tueeday of two mltde· •· L B C T a 0 N I C I meanor co.ti after • OM-day &NONY•OUl-Teclaaolo1y trial and '5 nWautel of deliber•· llMt: r I Ml ..,.... eom· Uoa. ~ tll'...., ...... Jet you Bice wu conricted of requlr· DrobablJ..,... lward ol tlMm. iDI cmt.omen to pay a S3 ret· 'l'lle 1ow.a, • ._,... .,......,... ervaUoo tee to ma u9 wltb de_eart••Dl" 11 protut411 ln 11aollne at h1I Garden G~ve YOU/Yoa KOMJ. 1t.Uoa. ,-,, Gallon covers up to 6.000 sq. ft. 1 Gal. Size Reg. '7.98 s4 99 SALE PRICE • COSTA MESA 0,-1..,..w.., ..... ,... 21HMIWP01f &f0. COlfA.mA Mi lier, who took office tills month to fill the vacancy caused by the bribery conviction or Ralph Diedrich, announced pre· vious ly that he will seek election for a four-year term 10 the third district. Miller said he dido 't cons wt fellow supervisors about his pay cut plan. He conceded that l~e chances <ire s lim that they will go along with it. Miller, a former prisoner of war in North Vietnam, said ht: receives a military ptnsion. Meanwhile, County Ad· m1nis trative OHicer Robe rt Thomas said the hoard o f supervisors is facing some big· ger budget proble ms. Among them is a budget def· 1c.-1t now estimated at $4.7 million because estimations of state baa lout money WCN!too hagh. Officials said this deficit may be overcome by the use of federal revenue sharing funds and by cuttm~ back on capital improvement projects . Thoma.<> added that increast>:i. in county spending to m ake up deficits in the c mployes retirt:· ment syste m is a major issut· facing s upervisors Gas Prices Still Rise LOS ANG ELES (AP1 · Weekend i(a!K>line s upplies remain at aboul the same level as the past several weekends, while prices continue to rise, according to the Automobile Club of Southern California. A s urvey , r ~l ea sed T hursday. indicated that 76 percent of the stations m the metrooolit.an are<1 und 82 percent in the out· lyin~ regions will be open Saturday. But some 23 percent an the Metropolitan area and 50 percent in the outlying <1rca will be open Sunday. • Bush Lime or Grapefruit sion yov• own nomc , OfCll<llrl woll'\ !run brounu "'""' \l)l"("Hn•1l' " ol B•-t11"\ ltnn· 01 Mor'.11 5"e<ll"s~ Gtap!'frun !> Go! <;11e lll'Q I? 'l9 SALE PRICE$ 5. 99 Eureka Lemon I eoiuuog ttlC grocer s ( l>CSI VOll{lf\' 01 0 • borga1n l>!o<:!" 'Got St/f! ~ Heq 3•9 '"' SAlEPltCE y•s1.69 --. ... -. -: .... ---· NATION I WEATHER .. 4'•• ~ Floods Inundate ~e;x;as : ~·:· ~ ~-····-...... ~ Te•~~".' M11rp•l11e There's One Born." .. ~O ma TllS nsa atD£: After pulllnl lnt.o a 1•• ......_la Lapaa hatb Jml UM other an.moon. )Ou can undertataDd why bapleu motoriata u~ M1archln1 fntn t.lulb for tomethlfta to aavfl them from the pump lah1od ripoff. At ttUa p.rtinalar •t•t.lon. the operator hid patted a pleH ol paper over th• Utile wtndow th•t 11 1uppoaed to 1iv~ you~ Mwt on the price IM!r 1t1Uon !krawled on the UtUe allp ol puper wus "$1 ~." Sud denly I 1ulfered • burnlnc .eD.MUon In lhtt vlcln1ty of my wallet. • No wonder l.bete daya that lhe J\uckstt-ni. flim·flam m -..n and bunco 11rti1t.s ar" all rom1oa out of Lt:'., woodwork 1/uck.Jters Offering Sale of Sevtral Go.aoline-aamng Der.nus with inventions that will boost your gusollnC' mileage beyond your wildest hopes. VOU ARF. REMINDED of this by a case lhat surraccd _1ust this week where an outfit out of Nevada was pt.>ddling ;i dcv1cf' known as a .. Flex " unit. This hllle beauty ~old for a mere $487.50 and was tout· ed to "double or triple" your ~asoline mileage. You want to know how de~perate the motoring public is lo "double or triple" its gas mileaJ:e" I'll tell you how desperate. The outfitsoldS750,000 worth of tht.~c hootenannies. Now a Sacramento Judge has ruled the device is 11 fraud, according to the news dispatches. and leveled civil vcnalUt.-s of scvt-ral hundred thousand clackers against the perpetratnrs YOV CAN EXPECT MORE. Gasoline-saving inven· lions have always been uround. I used to avidly read the back pages of certain automotive magazines where the lit· tie ads appeared. "Get 30 percent better mileage with the Whizzer Valve 1 •• the ad would decla re. ··Bum Water In Your Cur," another tub· thumper would suggest. "Enjoy IQ more miles per gallon with the lllooey Exhaust System,·· the next ad trumpeted. Once I we nt so far as lo gather up a number of lhesC' ads and calculate how many more miles per gallon I could squeeze from my old heap by installing all the devices al onct- WHY, TWO OR THREE of these dlngbat8 hooked to lhe carburetor would save 60 percent and a new exhaust system would save 30 percent and then you hook these two other clappertraps to the ignition l'lystem ... In the end, t he gas s avings were going to be astronomlcal. As a matter of fact, it all figured out that I'd have to stop the car every 200 or so miles and pump some gas out before lt all overflowed onto the pave ment. Six DC-10 Foulups Detailed BJ Tk A.11ocl1&ed Preu Slx DC·lOs have made emer1ency landln11 11nce .July L8, bul lM enaine problems that forced them to land were not re- lated to the atructural troubles' that kept lbe wide·body planes on tlM around fbr 37 days, a a federal avlaUoa omclalsays. · 'Tbeee incident.a are not rel•l· ed ln any way to the e~ pylon mounUne problem," Said Federal Aviation Adminialratlon spokeaman Dennis Feldman. "TBESE ARE all related to the engine it.self and some arc precaution ary move s . Statlst.ically speaking, we expect lo ha ve engine shutdowns or this type on any aircraft. They are of no concern," he added. Investigators huve blamed faulty engine mountings for u DC·IO crash in Chicago on May 25 that claimed 273 lives. The plane's left engine fell orf on takeoff. A 11 138 domt'st1c DC· lOs were ~rounded on June 6 until th<· FAA ruJed the planes safe tony. Thbanwasliftedtwoweeks ago. HERE ARE THE six incidents none of which involved in j uries · -cited by lhe FAA : -On JuJy 18, the tall engim• m a Continenta l Airlines DC-10 failed on a flight from Los Ange les to Honolulu. The plane landed safel y In Honolulu. On July 19, lJ NationlJI Airlines DC·lO bound for Miami returned to Los Angeles after an t•ngine m<JUunctlon. On July 21. ~· Nationa l DC 10 was d1v<:r t t-d fro m LaG uardi:J A1 f1JOrt to Kennedy International Airport, both near New York, after its ta il eng1n«i> lost power. It wa~ on its wuy tu Fort Lauderdale, Fla -ON J ULY 22. a Umted Airlines DC·lO flying from Rosto n t o Ch icago a nd Los Angeles was forced lo land in Chicago after one of its engines experienced a tur bine failure. On July 25. a United OC -10 fly ing from Los Ange les to Newark, N.J ., was diverted to Cleveland after its right·wlng engine failed. Also on July 25. a United DC· JO from Los Angeles lo Oullt•s lnt1•rnat1nnal Airport m·a r Was hm,:tton. 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NEW SWIMMING HOLE Hurricane Claudette Leave• Many Homeleas Drug Sale Rift Teacher, Wife Held In Torture of Teen WASHINGTON CAPl -A U S. District Court m a~istrate has ~t.'t bond of $75.000 <'ach ror a s1xth·gradt! teacher and his wife ac· cuiwd of torturmg a teen-aged nc1gblxlr in a du.pule over a dru~ purchase. \urtis ltin~. :J6. and his wifr. Ver a, 34, or suburba~ Oxon Hill . Md ., have bt·<.·n chaq~ed with k1dnc.1p &nd assault, pol1 cl.' said TH E AU.EGEO VICTIM, Samuel Williams Jr , lH, says tht· couplf• bumc.-d b1m with cigur<•ttus and Lighter fl uid. Jamm1·d :1 load<'d pistol down his throat and threatened to dccap1lat~ ham The youth wa~ h1>sp1taliz('d Wlth th1 rd·deRree burn:. In arguinl! Thur&day for a reasonable bond for th•· couolt· publi t defend<'r Stunlt·y J . Rt·(·d told the mag1strat1· ""Thf"y promast· they won't harm Willwms if rel<'a~ed Tht•y ind1catt- Wllliamsis a fricnd oflheirs .. "Not any mort' he·s not,'' n ·i-.ixmdcd Mag1slrutf' Fn•dnu· N Smalkan. WILLIAMS SAID THE couplt-~a v1· ham $105 to huy m:in1uan:1 They later as k,·d for the mom·y back. altbouRh h1· had alread) made the purchase. ~hen he was unable tu n·turn the money 1mmt'd1ately. Williams su1d , the couple abduct Pd und tortured him in tht•1r has•· mt>nl for more than three hour~ Wcdnesdciy. lit· brnke uway unn hailed a policeman when th('y took him to a local purk Smalkin Mud, "Words hul m1· to adequately f>XPrL'!>~ lht· n · vulsion of the court al what can only be described u~ the dt'g rad1n~ experience that occurred in this case · · Da.mage Said in . '· Millions By die AlloelaW Pree. Radio appeala for boat.I were iaaued apin today u more rain fell over the Texaa coaatal plaina area, where Roodbaa from remnants of tropical 1torm Claudette baa left thouaand1 homeless and caused millions ot dollars in damage. Some olficlall said property damage from the nood ln Texas a lready has s urpassed that caused by Hurricane Carla in UMll. which caused $400 million inda mageandkUled45penoos .. "IT WAS THE worst thing f "vt• evt>r sPen," said Harris County Civil Defense spokesman .John Caswell. .. Hundreds of homes were under water . We -.:iw hundreds of a utomobiles with water in the m ·• At 11•ast two havt• dil"d in Tex· us m th<· rt-<•ent flooding. I< l'newed ('vacuallons wer£' undl'r way today south of llou~ton in Alvan. where an over night threl' inc h r a in wa~ dumped on the nearly two feel rt·c orde d by m ldafternoon Thursday. State troopers were called in to help guard against looting in Houston. but authorities said t.o- day there had been DO reports of such incidents. 1 J IVIL DEFENSE authorities an G<ilveston called for addl· 11o nal fla t -bottom boats to r't'M'Ue people in the s tricken 01 c k1ru.on-Lca~uc Cily ar ea. wht·n .• OVl'rnowanl( bayous and 1•n·1·k ~ continu<•d to i-.wl'll. MaJur ma d~. including Interstate 4~. wn c blocked by flood water.., h.1m perin~ eva cuation opera- tion!>. John Cas well, assistant dirt!C tor uf the llarris CounlY. Civil l>l'ft•nM', said toduy waler ap· 1wJn·d lo be rt·ceding somewhat in MJutheast llouston and sub Ill\ i-.1on~ alonit lntior·statc 4S Wh1k w1· t·x pt•t•l more ram f11d :t\. w1· ho1,.· 1l wall not bl· .in\. thing enough that wall creatt" 11·;d probll'm:., .. ht· ~aid 'l'lw Nallonal W1•atht•r &·rv1c1· .... 11rt lht·re wa ... a 40 perct'nl. d w nct· of mon· nun today an Tt·xa~ Name Your Game ... We've GotYourTeam! Local teams -from the Angels to the amateurs - get personal attention and coverage from the Daily Pilot sports staff. Dally Pilot sportswriters and phowgrapbers are at the games to bring you detailed, rirst·hand sl.ories and pictures, aacl our wire service repGrts the action of pro· f esslonal and college ~tests nationwide. Soccer, baseball, goU, teaals, boating and personal features OD athletes and coaebe1 detail both men's and women'• aporta aloa1 tbe Orange Coast, aeroa1 tbe na· tloa and around tbe world. Name your game -we cover yoar team -ID tbe Dally Piiot 1POrt1 pases. DAILY PILOT 64%-4321 CAUFORNIA A8elt9Beller Mario Mareno is loud as he is big as he tries out his voice on mom. Mrs. Rosita Moreno. The 14.pound. 12· ounce baby born Thursday in Salinas is the biggest re corded birth in Monte rey County, offi cials say. Avcragl' baby size is 7 to 8 pounds. OAILY PILOT AS Wry W arru Legialature ' No Budget, NO Wages .4 •• I -f '• • SACRAMENTO fA P> -Slate Controller Ken Cory Is servin@ noUct! on the Leldllature tauat lf tt atart.t tbe next fiscal year without • budtet Ulce It d1d t.hil year. no blli. wilJ be pajd. The former OemocraUc assemblyman from Oran1e Count> tpld a news coolerence Tbunday that ll the stale has no bud1et b)' July l. 1990. DOthlnC but M 1&ate Supreme Court ruling woold make him pay 1ta1.e worke rt or &ny other bills. HE SAJD THE CALJFO&NIA Conslltutioo prohibits such pay· mcnta. Cory warned. ''Even after the budget is adopted, services ren· derud -be they employff's salaries, be they gasoline for the tu•hway P•trol cars purchased during the period that there was not a budget -those bills will not be paid." He said he would noWy stale employees a nd vendors that "they are proceedine at their own peril . If they choose to do unythln1. It wlll be as volunteers ." ASKED WHY BE HADN'T taken such a tough stance when the stale went a record 13 d ays without a budget this month. Cory said he felt his interference in the process might have slowed it even more. He said_ bills were paid be<:ause a special measure authorized pnyment wblle the budget was being hegotiated, and beca'Us«! of an "implied moral obligation" through the practices of past con- trollers. But he said that in past years. the lag between the end of the riscal year and passage of the budget has been only a few hours or a weekend -not enough lo cause great problems. This year. however , the state accumulated $600 million in bills without a budget. Cory s aid without a "vote of the people," the constitution authorizes the slate lo pay bills only up to $250,000. lie said the lag created "horrendous, nightmarish problems" for 30,000 state workers wblcb the atate Board or Control had to J aolve . If it bappena again, Cory said be would withhold payment the $46 per day expenses or the leglalators as well as the pay or slate employees, and s hut off the uUUUes. :• Only the state's conaUlutiooal officers and employees such ft! judges whose salaries are appropriated separately from th ' budget -they total 2 to 3 percent or all state workers -would con.; tinue to be paid. Cor-y said. This would include his own $t2.SOO u! year salary. But Cory conceded that there are ways the Legislature could' pay the bills anyway. Mandatory Busing Hikes Predicted t ) . .. L<?S ANGELES CAP> -School di»trict officials who had been pre. dieting a drop an the number of studeQts in the Los Angeles man datory busing program now say enr ollment will be higher in the fa tf than it was last spring. . Offi cials had predkted a JO percent drop from the 40,JJ9 pupil' <·nrolled in the program in the ; spring semester. WH AT'S MORE , Edmiston' ]aroi,s Opposes Retroactive Pay BUT THE dj rector of student integration. George Edmiston. said Thursday he expects a Sep tc m ber enroll m ent of 40,842, a fter stud ying estimates by the pr incipals of th<' 165 schools 10· volved . "Sometimes there is a tendcn- l'Y on tht! part of pnncipah to o veres timate who might be th e re.·· Edmiston w<Jrned . ulthough principals of schools in the busing program wert' asked lo make their estimate:. as carefully as possible said. there is no evidence th:1l significant numbers of wh ite stu· dents are pl anning to return tu. schools tncluded in the com,. pulsory bus mg program. The students expected in lh•> rail mandatory program woull( be . in add1t1on l <> 10,500 rn ··magnet" schools and 18,500 in Permits With Transportation , ·• voluntary husing program wh1t·h prim<1nly sees m inority stud!'nl'i t ran~ported to prcdom inantl v whi te schools 1n Wc:.t Lo-; Ang<'les or in the !::ian Fernand11 Valley SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Howard J arvis, co.author of the tax-slashing Proposition lJ, has asked the California Supreme Court to rule invalid a $207 million retroactive salary peyment to the slate's 220,000 employees. "There's no end in s ight," J arvis declared as be filed a peli· lion Thursday with the court. "It could bankrupt ever-y taxpayer in caliber weapon. Police said they arrested Sharol Cu lverson. JO. of Long Beach. on s uspicion or murder. BuHding Olli~ials Charged in Bribr Tr11 the state.·· The $207.6 million lump-sum payment, passed by the ( ------------) Legislature, is scheduled to go out Sept. l. ST A.TE Jarvis· petition points o ut even th o u g h t h e '------------California Constitution states LOS ANGELES <A P l -Three representative!. of homt· builders in the Los Angeles area were charged Thursday after al· legedJy trying to bribe a stale official, the California Department of Real Estate reported . State Real Estate Director Ouvid Fox said the fclonv com plaints were filed by the Los Angeles District Attorncy·s Office. The esUma tes wen · m<Jde last February. Edmiston Sliid. and further "white fl ight .. might huve t a ken pl a ce a t some schools. Thursday was th(' first lime thl' est1m <1te~ hod b1·1•n <.1~· !)l'm bled for de!->egrcgat1on plan· ning purpo!-.l'S. no e xtra compens ation may be given for work performed , lawmakers approved the raise on July 2, after the sta rt of a new fiscal year. O.....el OH Drills OK'd 1t'itho1d EIR LOS ANGELES (AP> -The final go.ahead has been given for construction of two additional oi l drilling platforms in the Santa Ba rbara Channel without the necessity of envi ronmental impact reports. U.S. District J udge Harry Pregerson ruled Thursday that the U.S. Department of the Interior acted "neither unreasonably nor arbitrarily" in deciding the plaUorms, called llarry and Grace. would not significantly affect the environment. 4 s.....,i.,e /tlfd-alr Crash ol 2 f'·4 Jet• TWENTYNINE PALMS <AP > -Three Ma rine reservists and a photographer for Time Magazine survived a mid·a ir coll ision between two F·4 jet fi ghters by parachuting to safety. u Marine Corps spokesm~n said. T he collision occurred Thursday at the Marine base here dur· ing a four-day training exercise attended by reser vists from across the nation. 01/Gra•t• Pa9Bllce t• Ll•rar91t'orker• LONG BEACH <AP> -The California State University and Colleges trustees have granted a 19.35 percent raise lo non· management library personnel but failed to agree on a 19.5 per- cent pay increase for deans and vice presidents in thl' '19-campus system. The boa rd also approved Thursday a 14.35 percent increase for all members or the academic salary group. Lotlg Beacla lt'o•a• Held in Sla11b1g of 2 AZUSA CAP> -Two women havc been shot lo death while sit· ting in a van. Witnesses to the Thursday afternoon incident said a third woman ~ot out of a car. walked up to the van and fired a small · THE STORE KEEPER SIDEWALK Burglary RatedX SAN DIEGO <Al'> Th rce persons he. ve been a rrested for investigation of burgla ry aft e r Slin Diego police fo und two a dult mo vies a llegedly stolen from a strip·tcasP club inside their cur. Arrested Thursday were J ames ColHer a nd Glori<J Sulli v res p onded j us t befor e dawn lo a silent alarm a l a nude dancing club and found the front door ajar. A s hort time l a te r . a nother alarm brought police to a topless bar in the arcci. Whe n the urrest was made moments later, two feature-length blue mov- ies. u pair or projectors. two stereo am plifiers. two turntab l es a nd a micropho n e we r e rt•- covered. police said. STARTS 9:00 AM SATURDAY JULY 28TH ALL SALE MERCHANDISE WILLIE 50% TO 80% OFF The sale will not be llmlted to the sidewalk only ... come Inside and find many great values. Please be sure Of sizes All sales wlll be flnal. 1028 Irvine. Newport Beach, California. Phone 642-7061 I I -. PRO•AM RoDerskating and Skateboard De111onstmtion ~-turda •·-• as~L & n~ 10 H.-gi.91e-r •. ,"-1 ~ Y~ .... y ... /o~Drwwingfo~ ROU£RSKATES ; I ~. SOUTH COAST PLAZA J 1 AM-2 PM FREE SKAff;OARD ~~ •t.r ~~~~I ~.-------------------------------------------------"" NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD BY THE ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION ON PROPOSEDAMENDMENTTOTHEORANGE COUNTY ZONING CODE Date of Hearing: August 6, 1979 Time of Hearing: 1 :30 p .m., or as soon thereafter as poss ible. Location: M eeting Room, Hall of Admin istration Building, 10 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana, California PROPOSAL : To review and receive comments on the final report and re- commendations of the M obilehom e Residential Development Ad Hoc Com m ittee and to amend certain sect ions of the Orange County Zoning Code to a llow mobilehom es on individually owned lots within r esidential sub di visions in exist ing r esidentially zoned districts. The proposed zon ing Code am endments would allow for expanded use of mobilehomes in Orange County w ithin r esidential subdivisions, subject to r eview and approval of a Use Permit by the Planning Commission at a pro- perly noticed public hearing. It w ill permit indiv iduals to own their own mobilehome and lot. The residential districts listed below would be effected : C 1) A 1 "Gener a l Agriculture" Distric t <Sec . 7-9-55) (2} E1 "Estates" District <Sec . 7-9·65) (3) RHE "Residential Hillside Estates" District <Sec. 7-9·66) (4) E4 "Small Estates" District <Sec. 7-9-67) (5) RE "Residential Estates" District <Sec . 7-9-68) (6) Rl "Single-Family Residence" District <Sec . 7.9.74 ) (7) RS "Residential, Single-Family" Distr ict <Sec. 7·9-75) (8) R2D "Two-Family Residence" District <Sec. 7-9-76 ) (9) R2 "Gr oup Dwellings" District <Sec . 7-9-77) ( 10) R3 "Apartment" District <Sec. 7-9-78) (1 1 > R4 "Subu'rban Residential" District <Sec . 7-9-79) ( 12) PD "Planned Development" Combining District (Sec. 7-9-110) In addition, proposed amendment to the PD "Planned Dev elopment" com - bining District regulations may extend its application to districts zoned for commercial and industrial uses. COMPLIANCE WITH THE CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACT: An initial study is in progress for this project to determine the environmen- tal impacts and will be completed pr ior to the hear ing. INVITATION: All persons wishing to comment on the Ad Hoc Committee's report and re- commendations and on the proposed Zoning Code amendments are invited to present their views before the Planning Commission. It is requested that any written response be submitted to the Planning Commission by August 1 so that they may be Included with the staff report for the Commission's con- sideration. Copies of the Committee's report are available for review at the location listed below. FOR FURTHER IN~ORMATION : Telephone 834-2070 or come to the off ice of the Environ mental Management Agency, Regulation Function, Current Planning & Development Division, County Engineering Building, Room 115, 400 Civic Center Drive West, Santa Ana, California. To facllltete response, please refer to Zoning Code Amend- ment 79-1. • BY ORDER OF THE ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION I • • ' I • • J I j ,.. - Brown FlietJ Into Senate Buzzsaw Gov. Jerry Browe w-·t all Wl'Oftl wt.ea he Hid the Calllanda Alta Couadl Mould be abon partlaanahlp and U..t kl memben ~'l be aceepted or rejected on lhe bull of politieal views TM IO~emot\ ot courv. waa rtf t'rrin1 h> the 1t1te Seo1te•1 atinlinl &-• ... ~uon ol hi.I a ppolntment of Jan\l Fonda to tlM' rouncH TM rounctl 1dmlnl1l~ra 1rants of slat m oney lo boolt UK-arts In 'a lllo m!a No rm a lly, lAppomtm~nl!i "re automa tic and It 111 hlllhly unwi ual for one to be chal&elwH 1ner Ute otnr~ li OUed. Jn this n t', tht' ~nat~ wa lying m waat "Fondu and Brown wt>re ambushed. "'ond•'I political vie ws on the Vlt1tnum wur wer.-the principal Ulflel of tbe aenat.on who s poke <1galnll her up· point~t . She was even called u t r oitor and u col· lubOrMtOr who. "waived her rieht to serve on the council when she we nt to North Vietnam and did he r thing.·• • Brown.retorted the reJection was based on •·narrow minded political purp0ses • and said It was "a n insult to lhc ve r y notion or &trtistic excellence." Normally. the governor would be correct. How a person feels a bout war or whe re he or she stands on t he 'political s pectrum shouldn't h••v · anything to do with be· ing quulified or unqualified on m atters pertainJng to the A&rts . But the re was anothe r e le ment involve d he re Brown 's recent a ppointment of a contro versial ex-P OW. Edis on Mille r . to t he O ra n g ~ Cou nty Boa rd of S upe rvisors. Th at select ion was an ope n favor to l"ond:. and her husband. Tom ltaydcn over the o bjections of Orange County legis lators among a whole lot of othe rs. Tha t the sen a to rs d idn·t like . n ot e ve n the Dem ocratic senators . For Brown's r hoice clea rly con- ceded that Fonda a nd Hayde n ha ve a m ajor role in the ope ration of the governor's office. Miller 's questioned loya lty while in a Vietnam prison camp was one reason for the uproar, but the stronger ele · ment was a message that the Fonda-Hayden influence isn 't appreciated . It looks m ore and m ore as if the Miller a ppointment one appointm e nt to one board in only one of Califo rnia's 58-counties may be the most ~c r1ous politica l mis t<.1kc Brown m:Jde a:-. governor. New Warnings on Pot Not muny ycur~ ago. ma rijuana . was viewed as a da ngerous d rug. It was commonly beli eved that pot was itself addictive and that its u~<.· inevita bly led to more da ngerous <tnd mon• addict ive drugs . Those contentions were pretty thoroughly refuted in the t960's and marijua na usage spread from young peo· plC' into other age bra ckets Possession laws were loosened and pot became sociall y. if not legally. a ccepted in most parts of the country. That acceptance. it appears. may be premature . Not because pot is a ddictive or that 1t leads t o s tronger stuff. but because it probably isn't as harmless as mo::.t people be lievc.'<i . Health rc~carc hers told a Congressiona l committee last week that it's far:. too early to determine if m a rijuana has any long-term effects on health. They're worrie d because more m arijuana users <Jre daily smokers today ;;incl the product they s mokt· is much ~lronge r t ha n 1t was previously "The huma n palholo~y of m;.1r11uana c<1nnol b<.· writ· k n lw for<.' two or thn:e decade~." '><.ud l>r . Gahru:I Nt1has • of Columbw Univenut v. lie noted 1t took 60 years to de· term inc the halards of tobacco In addition to possible ri sk~ involving the Jung. I reproductive functio n and br ain, t he ::.c itmtisLi; fo und tn· · dicalions that m arijuana m ay be more ha r mful than tobacco to a smoker's lungs . The acceptance of ma rijuana i~ so widespread in this country today that ma ny sober. refl ective pe rsons beli eve it s hould be legalized. The newe~t evidence s uggests wt• wa it a little longer before giving it the s eal of approval. \Who Gets to Stay? The Jeadcr of a national His panic group t Lu LAC 1 scored a point Wednesd ay when he observed that the U.S. is lending a helping ha nd to Southeast As ia refu gees. yet 1 pours Mexica n a liens back across the bord<'r. , T he situations c.tre different . of coun;c. The Aliiian na- tionals are n't next door <1nd they don't pose io1n immigra- ' Uon proble m. Still. Rcubin Bonilla made a provocative comment 1 when he note d the inconsistency of attitudes. • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those o• their authors a nd f artists. Reader comment 1s Invited. Address The Dally P ilot. P.O. l Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92826. Phone (71'4) 642-4321. • · Boyd I Bromides ByL.M. BOVD ~ Lot or old bromides woul(I ) serve just as well I( the la Rt : word on each were dropped . For Instance, "Nothing so ~ ra-re aa a day In." No w ' that's a reasonable remark. I Or, .. Money is the root. of all." ll'• a misquotation ot a mlsquotaUoo, 1 reaJile. "God I belp1 them that help.'' f Dear Gloomy GU8 All tH Jails In the coun· try wouldn't bold tbe vtolatora of the pre · 1ldtnUal orde r 11yln1 all public bullcllDI• hive lo hav e • tbermoetat aetUn1 of 11. -11.R.ll. ill~ .. ..... : ...... "f'amilla rity breeds." "A pe nny s aved 1it a penny " • "Dlonde.~ havt: mor"." And , '· 1-'oolll rw;h in whe re angel!; fear Lo." Our Language man polnts out that a pom pom 18 an a utomalic gun mounted on a s hip. 'lbat ornamental ball of ribbons tossed around by the cheerleader is a pompon. Mark Twain's wife WH his censor. She penciled oul bl• saltier pu aages. Q. ''Ask your Love ind War man what '11 nakln1 around' means." A. 1b1t'1 "looklnt for a new romance" ln lffn t1lk. Q. "How do the l.Q.s or RuH ian sludenta compare t.o the l.Q.a ot 1luden1.1 In the U.S.?'' A. Nobody knowt. Tiit Sov· ltll don't UH (,Q , lelta. Tbe)' don 't 1llow 1 1 how l.,......... can be born wtth dtffenM ca•altllitt•• &bat can't be ehaled by environ· ment. ucl tlMJ thlnlr I .Q. taU.....-1ucb. -----,~~--~--------------~--·· ....... N. Weed/PUltl..,._ T._... K .. 11M/•4lltlf ,,ldey, J.,. n . tt11 ..,_ • K,.1 .. cft/.ClltMet Pele ldtttf Jack Ande...On Brzezinski Suckers Vance~· . WASHINGTON -The loftl· almmerinc feud between Presl· dent Carter'• two top forel1n p o lic y a dvl era , Zbt1niew ltneslnakl 1t.nd Cyru11 Vunce, haa bubbled over a1aln In the ud· m l nl1lr11tion'11 m l•handlln& of the Nlc11ra11ua n civil wa r ·rha nb to Brzczlns ki'M HblUty lo dett-ct tbu R ussiun Hear behind every int e rnat ional d evelopme nt. V .in l·c w u~ prtlisurt>d in to propo11\nt( t h ut th e Or1e111niu llon p ( Ame ric an StaleK send Ct "pe a ccke(>p· in& forcf'" in· to Nic"ragua to pre vent a Marx· 1111 takt.'Over This suggested re· turn lo· the days or U.S. "big ~lick .. diplomacy was rejected o ut of httnd by the OAS, lc uving Vance with ''IU.l "" hi s fucc IN f'AC1'. our asM1r rnt c" <:urv <'11t1 nf and Uu h Sh1•r m u n h;_"''' ll•a r~t·d . till' :-t•t·rt'larv rif stall' w a!. b1tll'rl.v opposed t11 I hl• 1d<'a of 1nterv1•nt1011 , 1·urrcclly itcni. ing the· !'\U!'>flicionit wil h wh1t·h 11 would lw n •1·e1v1•d liy ~nngo "'an Lulln /\mcr H·un nttllOn!> ·R di 1 n d t h c s 1· C' n t· s . V <• n cc a rgued lhat even a sug~<·stion t ha t the Umtcd Slates wanted a conl111uat1on of its dominance m Ni ca ra~ua was unwise, u n · ethica l a nd unwo rkable Rut becaus e of Hrze zmski 's near hyste rical fNtr o f com m unist influence a mong the San- dinista gue rrillas who toppled Pre sident An a~ta i.1 0 Somow. Va n('t' wait instructed hv 'artt:r to ma ke the fo redoom ed sugi~el> t ion t hill the O/\S 1n tervt·n<'. t'\'t'n !hough Va nce peritona lly oppost·d M lt'h a pl:.in Whil(' tlw lat1·s1 rnan1fc·,1:ition of I hl· Br1e1.111 s k1 Vanct: feud wa~ a pparently ovN a i.e<·num<· d1sagrct•mt·nt on p<>h<'y, there i!'> :i widcsµread !'>us pil'ion 1n Fogg~ Bmtom tha t t ht· l'1>nl1nual snip in~ is rea lly a n•fl1·ction of thC' National Security Council 1·h1cf's overweening ambition. IN SllOllT, Brzezini;k1 wants to be the m a n who d ic tatt.·it Earl·Waters forel1n policy to • prealdent woefully lnexperlenced In in· te rn1tlon1J polltlca. ' The key to an undera'-ndlng of 8 ried naki'1 Machiavellian m a neuvertng11. hls critics s ay, la his Intense desire to match o r s urpass what he sees oa11 the a c h ieveme nts o r his pre - decesaor. He nry Kissinger. who ruled U.S. foreign policy unde r Preaildents Nixon and Ford. The Cons titution c x plic1tly bars n foreign-born citizen from becom ing president. but there 1s nothing Lo pr event a na turalized Ame rican from gaining gr eat in· fluence as a presldcntil&I ad· vlaer. Llke lbe German-born Kl11ln1er, 8~, wbO wu born 51 )'Hrt a1 Poland. la aeen u t.aklq bell route ope n to hlm l1 e que.t for power . Like Klaslnger. Hrietln11k1 hH a bac kground 1n Ivy L~ague i:lcademla. And llke Kissinger . he haa rufOed more lhun a few feathe rs in Washln~ton with h111 co mbative pe rsonality und a sometlmt.'h arrogant exe rciS(? or raw power. His Polish buck g round 111 l>elieved to explain h1i1 unwavering Cold Wur hostility to the Soviet Union. ~Now1 t'1At's whot I c611 a <Ompl d<' revoluf1on .'' Breae1la1kl '• undoui.t.ed ablUU. have eo far penuaded Caner tbat he la to be relied on, tboup be enjoys far h'om ..u. venal Nepect amon1 UM prest. dent's Inner circle. Hamilton Jordan, the new While Houle c h ie f of s tart, refers to Brzezinski Jokin1Jy as "Woody Woodpecker": Brzezinski re • turns lhe compliment by refer • ring lo J ordan H "Po rky Pi1." As for Vance. the Nlcaraguit fiasco wasn 'l the rtrst time the urbane secretary ol state waa humiliated b y Brzeiinakl's s treet-tough tactics. In the mMist of SALT negotiations with the Russians, for e xample. Vance w as e mba rrasse d when Brzednaki tried t.o telephone Sovie t l''or e1gn Minister Andrei G romylfo --who diplomatically refused to Wike the ce&ll Vance hait also !)Uffered, State De pa rtment sources !>ay. from d e li be r a t e le a k s o ut o ( Rr 1.e>7.msk1 's 11ffic<' that put lhe bla m e for the lraniun !'lttuallon on th1· C l /\ wh1•n 1n fact Hrt.cnn~k1 h:11I 1~n11rE>d State Oc·partment warnmi.ts that lht!" r>huh was in iwn ous trouble Al though 1t ll'i one of tht.· worst - kcpt si·<·rl'ls 1n Washmt{ton. the• Wh ite I lt1u!'\(' '>tP<tdfaitlly dcnu:'> the Br1.e1.1nbkt Vance fe ud A !>pokcsman for Hrzezinsk1 a lso d a imed the reports or a dispute bet ween him a nd Vance over Nica r agua are "m alicious and untrue ·· It see ms doubtful however. t ha t Carter c<.&n s ucceed in lhts l'ndc·avor with a 1.1i.:zag foreign pol1C'y zigging with Ziggy Ont' da ) and u1 ~1(1ng with <"y ru!> the nt·>.t A Bt:Tfl-:R IOEJ\: The fo'ord M o I o r C 11 m JI a n ~ r c c 1· n t I " -..q.:nalt·d ll!'\ \llJI JIOrt Of gaM>hol hy µresenting tu Un 11.1lt<J n Pn:s1 lle111 Joc.o Ila pt l!'>l:t F1i.:ui·nd11 a Ill'" Ford m<1d1fu.:d 111 run <m 1~6 µroof al1·11h11I rn all1• from -.ugar ('Hnc· l•'o rcl":-. c•nl·our<Jge t1H·n t fur B1 at.ii !'\ a mh111ou:-. akuhol fut·I program y,ould n1Jt havt· '>Urpn:-.NI the t omp:my'i. foundl'r . 1 lc·nry f''ord I He wai. 1rn1· of lht> l'ttrlu:'>I ;1d vontl l~ or a lcohol fuel lo p r<)J)cl l't1s pro d uct. Pettiness Emerges From Court Hearings The 1n4111 ry ait to whether a dcc1s1on wa!> purpo~cly wi thheld hy the sttttt• Supre me Court until <i ftcr last N11vemhc r 's cli·l'tion hait turned out to be a mixed haj{. On the one hand a re lhosl' who t ake the poit1l1on thttl ituch he arings should not be public T he opposite view is that all th<' wa!>h should be aired in the sun shine. The controversy may hi: due tn purt lo a m isund('rsland1ng ait to the purpoite or lhc hear- i n gs T h e Co m m issio n o n J udi c i .. I P e rfor mance h a it n o powers to rt· m o v t· 11 r ot hcrw1sc c..lt s c i pl l nt> tht' jud1c1ary. ltit role 1s that of 1n vest1 ga u on. serving us a fact-findinc t·om - m ittee. IL reports Its fl ndmg:s and recomme ndations to higher authority. Generally this would be the Supre me Court hut an a lte rn a t e s e rv e s wh1•n a Supre me Court j ualic« 111 In volved. So there c un be vulld doubts aealmt wbal may be pre· mature airings. Especially if the Charles McCabe C'hurgrs a rc found l<1 lw w1th11u1 merit I\ l"UINT for thO!>l' 11ppo!'>1ng the puhlk hearings 1s lht' h:ml faC't that l ht• court has lt>'>I whatever luittr<· 1t m ay havt· s11 ll had prior to lht.· hca r111gs. Tl11s wa f inevita ble once tht• JUSl1cc:. sta rted sc ra m bling nver l'ach othe r in denying the possththt) lhat the polil1cs of the moment cntc rnd their minds Smee most <·ourt appointments a re given l<1 t hosC' who ha ve v q~orou!.ly p a r1'iclpat(•d 1n campaigns . 1L was mc rC'diblC' that tht•y would p ret<•nd t o ha ve n<'ve r given l'Vl'O a Ocet mg thought to thl' potl:'nt1al poli tu·al 1mrlacl of tht.· "use· a gun" dt.•('1:-.1on. 1 t I!'\ mdPccl a trugc•dy lht•n. I h at t ht' California Supn·mc• Court. once decmt·d the finest '(I :th • high ('OU rt 111 tht· natw11. has come• to !'\UCh a sorry pas!> But that ha d OC'C'u r r cd lon g hl'fon• the inquiry. So the issue of 1t ~mg-pubhc o r not 1s moot T he I ruth is thut Gove rnor Je rry Hrown b rought it all a bout by his a ppointme nt of Ros e Bird as chief JUStice. AS 111E RESULT of the hear· ings however, the public ls now g<"tltng 1b f1r -.1 <·111'.1· look al 11:. d11t•f JU.'>tHT "'1111 llC'n ·•of11n• h;1:. h I ti c1 (• n It 1 · h I n II I I r r I l ' I •• I ~.pt1k es men 1·\ 1·11 I h111ut.:h•1ut th1· 1·lt·1·111)0 1·:a111p:11).!11 v. h1<·h ... 11 •• l1ari•I) 'un 1H•cl to n ·t ;_11n .1 '••al 1111 tht: court S h e C'm c r~es us a !'>t rong mi n d e d . wil lful µcrito n . posst·:.it('(I of :1 \ 1nd1cl 1\'ene!'>s r1 va ling t h e m11!>l p e tty o f t y ranL'>, and holding un almost para noic aver!>IOll lo lht• pres.'> and an overwht-lmm~ ohst>Sston wit h what she· C'alb •·teaks .. Ir lht.>r" havt• ht.•c•n leaks from t hi· c·ourt concc•rning d1:c1s1ons about to he ha nded down. <ill or lht' JUStt<·1•s, ancl the public loo. '>hC>uld tw ;1larmed f''or t he vww that ··gc1t1ng thl· Jumµ" on a de· 1·1!'>10n lit good Journalism 1:. 1101 wldl'ly :.hared. l.1·1tk., o r that sort .in· fraught Y.ith dungC'r!'> to lht• :.~sll'm The) 11111·n w1d(' thl• doors to undue r rcssures UJXI J\ lh1• court RU T BIRO'S idea~ or "leaks ' sc•t•m s to embrace a ny mlorma· lion whatsoever aboul tht.• court, its justices and Its processes. Tha l is frighte n ing . T hat Is dangerous. Thal ls In conlradic· lion to the American system. C omme nting on ide ntical 11111 n t !-. r I' g .• I d 111 1' ' h (' t; ~ S11pn·rni• Court. t hl· Ualltmon· Sun 11·1·1·nt h "'roll' "Thl· Su1)rl•mc Court I!> an 1n- s t1tutwn of !'>Ur>re mc impor tance 1n lhl' ltvc·it of ;di J\m <'rtC<tn:.. and t ht• mun· Y.t· know about tt. t he' hellc-r o ff we will b•· De moC'racy 1:. nol served by :-.c•c reey and myst icism . the !>O · l'alled cuJt of the ro be." "W<• believe that In additJon lo ~e lf re ve lations. jus t ices a nd 1us t1c-e ought to be s ubject lo g n •ate r scrutmy by reporte rs a nd reporting . Who a re these JUSliC'c·s and how do they do their JOb!i "1 " ON TUE I SSU E of public hcurmgit Tht' Sacramento Bee fou nd "ddmtte bcnehtit." ··111 large part s imply the need to al· la y :-u s p1 c 111n s'' a nd ··r or anothe r. the• public will be as· s ured that tht' high court 1s nol exe mpt from having t<1 a ns we r·· · · ... ho lding publi C' h ~ar · 1ngs ... clC'a rly ove rride s lhe r isk t hat lht• j ustices m ay e m erge as mere mo rtals. dis- ag r e e ing with e a c h othe r . s om et1ml>S lrymg to put a col· league in a bad liRhl. and OC· cas ionally eve n taking into ac· count the political currents." Hoover Was the Smartest Operator in Town When a nation hires spies Lo look into the Uvcs or its IOW· abldlng cltlie ns ll Is us ually called a police s tale . Just how much ol a police slate we were durtn1 the lnlamoua rule ol the late J. Ed1ar Hoover has been dripplna lnto our consclouanesa of recent ye1rt, like a leaky faucet. At this minute three former top FBI o1nc111s atend Indicted of vlolatln, t b e c I v.t rl1hll of U.S clUsena. They 1 r e L Patrick Gray m .• former FBI dJrector. end top 1ldH w. Mark Felt and Edward 8. Miller. Aller a thre e.year Juallce Department lnveat11at1on, the three are cbar1ed with havtq approved a plan for fladlq membe rs of the radical Weatherman croup. The plan ln· eluded lll•l•I break-Ina and searches. according lo the In· dtclmcnt. As ··ove rt ucls" lhe indict · me nt cited entries and searches in late 1972 and early 1973 or homes in New York City and Union City. N.J • belonging to r e l atives a nd friends of We atherman me mbers. The three men were accused ot having violated the Fourth Amendment a1alnat unreasona · ble aeattbel and seizures. Each could receive, It convicted, a maximum SJ0,000 line and t.en years ln prison. THESE CHARGES, serious H the y are, are peanuta compa red with what went on in the days or John Hoover. who played FoucM to a Hritl of U.S. pretl· de nts. (Fouche. who became the Dulce ol Olranto. WH the muter •PY of the Napoleonic era.) Hoover waa the a marteat operator ln a town of 1mart opeuton. He bu.lit a ruthleta, and l1w,_., power 1tructuN by bl1clnnalll~r threallnln1 to, the l)90ple ran the 1ovem· ·---------- ment. lfo run. fo r 48 ycurs. an a1ency that was unbridled. The Carter administr ation has decidM to bridle the FBI, final- ly. Pretty soon now a final draft will be made public of a charter that will propose careful rules spelling out ror the first time wha t the FBI may or may not do. Then the administration will try to see the charter enacted in· to law. A CURRENT dra rt or the cha rter provides that the FBI !'lhall : "conduct Investigations with a mlnJmal Intrusion consls· le nl with the need lo collect In· rormatlon or e vidence In a lime· ly a nd effective m anner . Shell be concerned only with conduct and only 1uch conduct H Ii forbidden by a criminal law ol the United Slatea. ·'Shall not conduct an ln· veattpUon IOWly on tile bula of a rellstoua or political vltw lawfulfy exp,..1ed by ID In· dlvldual or 1roup, or of the lawful exerdae ot the rilht to peace1bly uaemble aod to petl· lion the government " Wh en yo u think b<i c k o n Hoover's days, these a re indeed asto unding restrtctions. Not only w a s J . Edga r a law unto him se lf, la rgely ; he dec ided which of lhis country laws should be enforced and which tg. nored . You couJd be put In jail by Hoover for what you tbouat. UNDER THE NEW charter an FBI agent would s till be permitted "Lo violate the Jaw un· der certain clrcumstancn," as the Washington Star put lt. It will legitimize dlstuteful Jl'Bl practices. like the use of lnfor· mant!'I or survclllance of mail deliveries. and arubbing Into traah cana. The charter speclflH th• rtlht of the FBJ to employ undercover 11ent.1, and to UM plty1iclana. lawyers , c ler1y111e n and Joumallata aa lnformant.11 But It bans bureau lntorman'-from com m1talnl crllMI of Yi~ and uallll UDlawflal tee...._ tn the name ot the law, u Hoover dld •d ltbltum. - NATION ,,.. •• rt.1111 Bottle Brews for U.S. Resources Smoking 'Passes' To Kids .,P&l&aUNSTT ·-~ .. WAllllNOtON -ftle bat· ............... _ ..... .............. .,. ., ... ......... ........ ...... .... , Aln.., ..... ftre41 ..... . ......... ,, .. _ 0.-............... ... U.L .. ,a-rP', ...... ..... ................. tri .... .. e.ss Ina. TIM' MW ..._ jot ... -aun1alv• ••belt t&at• otfle•••• rlcUa1 aa -..awmh..._wt.o*"'t.bt = etC9ll to u:s. man.a ,...... at open aa poMi· ble. ON TBS oraaa 11c1e. •'°"& wttll MJdwelt farmen who fear thelr llllld milht be stolen from Glider tbelr feet, are concerned '61·clty real •tale aienta who se watchinl" with awe u aud· Mo mulUmilUoa dollar deala are quietly arran•ed· Worried, alao, are CODIJ'ftSmen and some ecoooml.lta who are heedlqc wamlnp that tbe nnanciaJ and political It.ability ot the United States milht be t.laftateoed by the sudden infusion ol billions of dollan worth or investments from industrial Europe and the Middle East. . The battlefield is America ·s vast wealth in raw materials. its nouriabing industry. and opulent domestic markets. Foreign money is being attracted lo these shores in an unprecedent· ed buying binge. Economists estimate $40 billion baa been spent by Arabs. Germans, Japanese, Britishers. Frenchmen and two score other nationalisties in acquiring at least 10 percent of hundreds or American enterprises. .,.. .. . .... , ......... SUNBELT OFFICIALS SUPPORT FOREIGN BUYING Saudi-owned Building Dominate• Miami Skyline a House subcommittee that he could not release individual data because both Saudi Arabia and Kuwait have asked that their in· vestments be kept confidential. The Carter administration believes that release of such secret information might cause the oll·rlch nations to withdraw their billions of dollars worth of investme nts. putting more pre· ssure on the already beleagured dollar, and on U.S. financ ial in- stitutions. Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal. D· N . Y .. warned the Treas ury Department that his subcommit· tee will subpoe na the docu- m ents, ''and if you don't provide them we'll hold you in contempt of Congress." -. BANKING. SIMILAR con· frontalions are predicted in up· comlq Senate beartnaa on the banklq 1y1tem wbich ba been rocked ln Neent months by a multitude of forei1n acquiai· lions. Takeoven of lair1e New y ?rk bank.a by clant foreip ln· sUtutiona are malting competi- tion more difficult for smaller a nd medium sized banks . Proposed legislation in the ~enate would impose a alx- month moratorium on foreian bank takeovers. -Farmland. In addition to Iowa's attempt lo stop foreign buying or land for farmln1 l~isl1wn i1L.Cali:fomta:-'l'ex~ and Maine-are con1lderln1 similar steps even though only about 1 percent of American farmland ia known lo be owned by foreigners. Many-economists are appalled by the stampeding opposition lo f orelgn investment. "THERE IS PRESENTLY no real cause for concern." a con- gressional committee was told by Prof. Jeffrey S. Arpan of Georgia State University. "Ex· isling laws and regulations are s ufficient to safeguard U.S. in· terests ... T he chairman of the Securities a nd Exchange Commission, Harold M. Williams, spoke for most of the financial community recently when he said, "l can ~dents Probed LANCASTER <A P > -or. ficials continued their investiga- tions today into two accidents in· volving Southern Pacific trains that have Ued up freight traffic and resulled in one death over the past two days . readily &mdentud tbe attnc· tioD o1 U.S. marbta and our economy. delpite our inflaUon aod laclt of a MUlble and dis· cipllned energy policy. The Unit· ed States is stiU a country that believes in free enterprise, capitalilm and private weal\b." The developlq concern over who is buyine America shows that many Americans acree with the financial wizards onJy up to a point. ~Erotic' Gay Acts Assailed By Lutherans MINNEAPOLIS <AP> -A draft paper prepared for the 2.4 million·member American Lutheran Church maintains the church's traditional teaching that "homosexual erotic behavior violates God's intent.·· There is "no theological ra- tionale for revising" that pos1· tioo. says the seven.member committee which drew the paper. It distinguishes between the homosexual condition and homosexual behavior. ··Homosexually o r iented persons who do not practice tbeir erotic preference in no way violate our understantiing of Chris tian behavior," says the paper. It goes to the denomination's 4.850 congregations for comment and criticism as a basis for possible revision before it goes to the church ·s convention next year for action. STATE COLLEGE. Pa. (AP) -Cbtldren wbote parents smoke are mHh more lntereer. ed ln piclriq UP. the bablt tbaft other children, Penn State University researcben say. - The reeeanben interviewed 168 cbildren, ages 3 to 8, and round that half of those who ott- serve smoking in the home ex· pect lo smoke in the future. Onl)' 11 pettent of the chlldreb whose parents did not smoke said they expect lo pick up the habit. SPONSORED BY TB£ ' American Cancer Society, tbe study involved children frolb Harriabur1 and Scranton. "More than one-fourth of the children bad already tried smok· ing, and of that number, 80 per- cent said-they would do lt again," s aid Dr. Robel"t E. Shute, assistant professor Qf health education. Shute said he believes the im pact or parents' smoking may~ stronger and start· at a much earlier a~e than researchers had previously thought WHEN ASKt:ft WHY they wanted lo· s moke. the children who knew smokers often gave ans wers that showed they a~· s~iate 1t with being a parent and an adult. Youngsters who rejected s m oking said most often they did so for health rt• asons or because their parents disapproved of it. In a report to the cancer socie- ty. Shute and Elise Lubell. a g r aduate s tudent who st• maste r's thesis describes the: proj ect . r ecommend.e t! that schools consider implcment"'"in""g'"-, --- smoking education programs for young ctuldren THE FORECAST 18 that the flow will continue unabated as long as the U.S. dollar remains weak overseas, and the petrodollars fiow. The Organiza- tion or Petrole um Exporting Countries expect lo reap an ex- tra S30 billion in profits this year from r ecently increased oil prices. and much or that is ex- pected lo come to the United States in one form or another. These major skirmishes are s haping up: Village Justice Stands Up to Charge -OPEC secrecy. The con· tinued reluctance or federal agencies to release more de- tailed information 'on the specifics ia infuriating some con· gre11men. The Treasury Department has refused to re- veal how much each individual OPEC nation has invested in U.S. government securities and in U.S. banks. SCHAGHTICOKE. N .Y. <AP > -Village .Jus ti ce Richard Ralston says a report alleging, among other things, that he let his grandchlldren color in bis docket books was the work or "a bunch of ambulance chasers." And Ralston. al age 79. says he's mad enough ahout it to stay on the bench in Schaghticoke, about 20 miles north of Albany His term expires in Ma rch. Judicial Conduct said Ralston. a village jus tice in this town of 860 for 36 years. should be removed from the bench for failing to file financial reports and allowing his grandchildren to draw in court docket books. The Court of Appeals must de· cide if Ralston will be removed The commission backed its re· commendation that Ralston h re moved with allc~at1ons . ASSISTANT TREASURY Secretar)' C. Fred Berasten told THE COMMISSI ON ON' That the justice failed to file required financial reports with t\f fili:·:·.-~1 (c". a· ·.:."::.:::·::;~·:·.-:· ... ·· .. ·. . .. . . : ... . .. . · .. ·· .· . . .... : . . . )QiJit:> ..... ,~··n· .... :· .. ·.~·5·· : ·· .. ' . . ··.: ·' <oays . . . . . . . .. - ······· .. · ... (:: :·: ::.·.~:::·::·~: ... ... ·····.:···. .····" ·' ···. To the residents of Laguna Hills and surrounding co;nmuniUes ... The Au1omobile Club of Southern Cah· fomia is pleased to announce the reloca· too of rts Laguna Hills office. ettecttve July 23. 1979. Becau~ of the rapid growth 1n the La· guna Hills area, the Club has created a new and largef' Office at 25181 Paseo De Alicia. in Alicia Office Pari< near the inter· section of Alicia Pan<way and the 1·5 Freewery. The new Laguna Hills d1stnct office w~I enable us to offer members more eth- cient. personalized service than ever be· f0<e , .. help with traffic Citations. vehicle licen91ng, insurance claims. maps. tour booka. ac:commodations reservations. recreation information. trip planning and world travel &eMces. F0< qualified mem· bers. we also offer auto. boat and recrea· t1on vehicle insurance programs for you and your family. plus a great deal more Addrt1onally. the Auto Club office at 323S5 Coast Highway in South Laguna will remain open to serve members who find the beach location convenient for their needs. We·re proud to be a part of the Laguna Hiiis community and we look forward to continuing the tradition ol service which you've come to expect from your Auto Club. Stop in soon and let us welcome :.":~c~ Michael O'Steen. Manager Laguna Hills District Office th e ~tatc sancl' April 1978. Lll!-.t August. the state comptroUer'!-. office cut off Retlston's $500-a · year salary. "I STOPPED FILING reports when they stopped paying me ... Ralston s aid. "They didn't pay me much anyway enough to huy a couple of six .packs now ;ind then .. That Ra lston told a com· m1ss1on investigator he let hjs gra ndchildren color and draw pictures an h.is dockd book Ralston derues it. "They're full of. ... " he said. -And that the justice once paid the comptroller 's office with a check that bouneed. over drew has court bank account. failed to deposit bail money in the offiei al account and did not keep proper records "I HAD THE MONEY tn the bank and then tht-y lolcl ffi(• th1• chet'k had bounced ." Ralston s aid. "Took the bank three days lo fi nd the money." R a ls to n h as 30 days to challenge the commission's re- com mendat1on with the stat.e's Court of Appeals . He says he plans to fight. .. My term t'x p1rcs in March 19Ro:· ht' said "I wasn't plan- ning to run again. but I 'm a thick lnsbman <md I may run aga in.·· SUITS Our 100 collt!Cl•on ot vt!ste<l suits. trom 'iuCh leading names a!. Hart Schattner & Mar.11. Palm Bectc". Boianv 500 & Eagleson s Reg. 165. to 260. Sottett. ''"P9' & O'N• W004 & woof,.,...,...., 69. 70 to 129. 70 ....... .. ,... SUITS Special group of Fashion correct 3 pc vested sU1ts. solids & fanc ies. Reg. to 280. 1 /2 OFF SPORT COATS • P11m Beech, 8ot1nv 600 & of course E191eton'1. Sof~ a f1nc;e1 ..... 110 10 125 -... ~ ..... '• 74.70 to 87.70 DRESS SLACKS . ·~··· / .... ....... -/ ... .. ~ .... -...... ~\~--·-·-··----- ~ '"'". .. , •• DI llEf "'--,...,. ...... CMdi1. eolldl a platdl. In light we19nt a year round ftt>tics. Ree. 32 10 l50 24.70 to 37.70 l.OIUlll D ,,.,..,.. ..a llOlftCUM Ml.A Nnl to G Tl "'°"' M.ttt .,..,.,, . w ....... up 10 '°" ...... HIJ.I ..... If°"°"'"''' ...atl ~-""" ... tM. .... &•tl!.tN ....... U IM.IM IH. ... IM UN DtlbO 3210 AOMCr~1 lft,1313 • S -Fined In .Auto ' ,,., ..... NATIQN ! CALIFORNIA Corporation Roams Seas /or Treasure NIW YOaK (AP> Burt ....... " ....... leaqueet •• .......... llle.au11 .. 1?Huat Re1earch Removes Hunts' Element of Chance .!Seheme . .,," .... . ,., .... II aue1 JIM aev.r ............... but •• •r• tr, .., .. ,....lteu..__., .. w.o. .,., .. ,., bean, lldeft wtth allver ind told. M HJ IOUlht their fortuntl over the yean, ~ U.. waten for U.. w...-. 0.. mu •~fflded ln 1117, pu1Un1 up from the OH&J\ floor M tau ol allver. But expertl btu.v.d Ulat w11 only a quarter oft.be lblp'1 weaHb. The salva1e work. which i• about ball done ind la expected to be completed thi• faU , bu brou.,,. up •liver pleees of eipt, 1llver c.U., ban ud weqea. utltacta, hndle holden, in· cenae burners, Chlneae porcelaJn. cupe and plate., two ornate &Old ehatu, an early 17th Century utrolabe and more. Webber. 36, from AnnvUle, Pa., hu been oo numerous UD· 1ucce11fw expedltlona in aia y ears of treuure hunU111. He aay1 that for the amount of money that was invested, aome e xpedJtlon1 were almply roolhardy. look for sunken treuure 11 a boat. They don't rHllae bow much rwearcb la needed -look· int for the tre.,ure re11atrte1 and tnUmony of 1urvfvon; • Webber uys. '( ' SACllAllmeTO <A•> -A ........................ wtti :•":t~ .. ._ ~·-· ~-...... .. •• ,>. ... .. ..... ........... ·~1 ....... a.tJ ..... ~ ••lt •• or••red t•at Om ••UWIAile 1ao. o1 c.,.. au. Nev., refqd , ... r•••i•l•I sm ... o1 .,.,•it,..... .... la orden lot' tM device, ~allld a "Flea" watt, which co.t ...-r.ao THE aaT or u.e mOM1 hai .:tll"f''-dY *" rwtuned after a 1m court otdet' beeeaed promo.. lk>n of the product. . ,,.. ............ ftl'lt blwlt· ==·~ :.::=-::. ~~ .. d ..... Jolua fMlwiet'll heart . IN 1 .. 1, TllS ~pulah ••Uic>n C0ttcepdon aanlr ht the Carib· Lut November, ln a coral rM< hed H mllet north ot the Dominican Republic. Webber dl1coverod the rf!ma1n11 of th•• loot THE T&l'AL WEIGHT lJ In the "plural lon8," Webber aaid. "You can count tbe finds on one hand." he say1 . Hi• answer t.o the hlt·•nd·mw nature of ll'eaaure hunUng wus t.o form a corporation that wlll finance and aupport research an Europe, handle legal negot1a liona in foreign countrle11 and select and make uae of the most advanced technology. Seaque1t is not tellln1 tbe value ol the Concepcion'• Clf'IO, and Webber would only aay ll would be Jn tbe mllUona of dollara . The Dominican Republic, claimaot t.o the reef bank~eta ball of t.be aalea and the ri t to keep certain one-or. a-kin it.ems. THE MOTHEa VESSEL in the salvage operation, a convert· ed British mlnesw,eeper, worki. out of the naval baMe at Santo Domingo. The precioWI m~h. are pluc<.'<1 m numbered steel c·hc?ltb und t r uns ported b y armed guurd to the base com- pound. r----i~ •. ;" -'l'be;-jwlte .... .. ..... d.-dvil THE PURPOSE 18 to take the element or chance out of findlng treasure abiPH that sank en rouw from the America& t.o Eur~ an the 141hJ,o l'llh.c.egturiea. Ex~on Gets 13 Years for Ste~ling Gas ·t;•"* of ............ Om· • WtnllUCI preeideat, tlUnlllnc· , or Rlcbard Strem; $16,000 • ~•aaanst hi• fat~er , Robert • ltrem; $7~.ooo a1aioat ln&.erna· Uonal marketing director Loaa.ie Sc hmidt. a nd $10,000 each ugainst invent.or Jack Eberle and promoter Morra Cleland. Babich said the defendants made fah;e re presentations to pote ntial mvestors , ancludmg da1ms that -Tiit; DEVICE HAD OC'Cn ind e pen dent ly t est ed rn ta boratories. A thousand umt.s had been ai.scmbled except for one part. Put.cots had been obtained. · A special ingredient would lai.t 15 to 20 years. Omnt-wtronacs had an ap pointment with the s tate Air H<'bOurc<'b Board to show it the r eb ult:. or ind e p e nd e nt laboratory tests The unit wouJd run virtually 1>ollut1on fr'(:('. T ht• cons umer fruud 1>uit was fll(•d by th(• S;u·ramc nto distn<'t .111 nrntt y 11fh•r Omnewtronu·i. twirl ;.i 11romo11onal mec•t1ng m ~;,t·ra m•·nlo a nd Anu he1m rn 1!177 APWl,._.,..o SHIPWRECKS OF ANTIQUITY CAN MEAN FORTUNES FOR TREASURE-HUNTERS Burt Webber, Right, and Unidentified Aaaoclate Pore Over Loot Fro.m Hunt 'We have many morJ! pro.)ttt3 we a.re pJannlna round the ' world." Webber uya . Se.quest International Inc. began u an aUemr. to keep together the arroup o 1~l1liAts with whom Wt:bber worked on h ie fir'lt. but UOli U<'C(l8Sful ' tiearch for tho Conccpc1<>n, an<J t11 fund u second try .\ SMAl.I. GROUP of 1n v(•11tors. ;il11Jf whom Wr!bt>cr h .. d kn<1wn ~·N!<inu lly <Anti wh11 ar1· h1· 1>;J1d. Am1·nrl.ln1> · or great n · c•11gnat1on in lhP hui.1n1·'>1> worlrl • put up $450,000 r•>r u l1m1l1·d partnNiihtp Thl· pc.trlm·rsh1p, known Opnallun f'h1pi. I ( ;,ftcr the t:ngl1~hnwn W1Uiam J>h1p.., wht1 d1.,1·ovNcd the Concepcion in 16X7. will tH: formed under ~;i <1u1·11t , a · pnvatc com puny, for 1·1J<:h future.: t·xped1twn. WcbbN hi.I Yb "We coru.1<J,·r ourM·IVl''> no d1f fcr('nt from d w1ldc11t ml com p<Jn y." h'· IW y'i, I N (' 0 R P 0 R i\ T t: 0 I ~ lklawa r1• :1n<1 haM·1f in Chl<'il~''' th1· f irm ""'Jn will n111v1· 111 M1 am1 .. Pc9p1t· lhmk <J II th1· y n1:t:d to I POkTLANO, Or.-.. CAP1 An l•l( C'OnVlct ha'l t>l'f'n aenten<'ed V1 ll yPan\ tn pnY>n for 11V:ahnS( rive i;eallons of J:8M>lin1> at rcun f>(>1nt from a lank trudc /\pnl 12 A Jury t·on viM.Pd <;uycPll I. Uurhtt. 41 f'nrtland. of ,.,...,, fli·gr1-1· mhhf·ry <1 M nf 11l~~all•1 pofl'l''''l1ng a f1rf'arm all an ,., ron VH1 M ultn"mah <.:ount y C1 rcu1t J udf(f• f<otwrt f>. Jon"'' '~" IPnccd Hurkett to 111 year'! in prison on the robtwry ronv1M.1r.n <tnd th~ yC'ur-. in pny,n on ttu· firciJrrn.-. uffcmiC' Tht-tl!rm:-1 dn· to b4· s.·rvcd ronw 1·u11 Vf'I y Hurlc<.-tl Clbo wa'> .... ntt·nrH1 IJ, <1 five y1·ur con r urr1·nt priw.n lt·rm for vwl<il1<1n 11f prQbcilJon on a IVT7 drug c·rm\ 1c·t1<rn IJ Pput y 1>1i.lr1l'l Altorn .. •1 <:1·1irg1· ~t< l.1·.1n ..,,u rf Hurk•·ll lhrt'.•ll'OMI lht-lru1·k <ln"•·r v.11t1 ,, lt1,1dt'll ~I' <t!H Ht "> J }'In~ h•· n1·l'tkd th•· gCI .., :.tllil w11ulr1 fir•· the g un 1f hl' d1dn t ~··t 1l \\estelitr Plaza Sid.-walk Sale• • Saturday-.July 28·10-5 I Westelirr Plaza Sid.-walk Sal~· Saturday· .July28·10-5 Westeliff Plaza Sidt~walk Sale• · Saturday • .. July 28 · 10-5 Westeliff Plaza Sidewalk Sale· Saturday· .,uly 28 · 10 -5 Westelirr Plaza Sidewalk Sale• ·Saturday· .July 28 • 10-~ • _..._ __ . _.....,,,___ l NAnON/ATYOURSERVIOE .. Call the Audubon SOCLt!ly for a statue .. J Uuuk l'vt• ~n mnnaken I "Got a problem'> Then wnte to Pat Dunn. Pat wiU C1d red tape. getting the answers and action you need to solve inequities rn government and bunneu. Mail your question.' to Pat Dunn. At Your Sennce, Orange Coolt Daily Pilot, P 0 . Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. A& many letteTs a& pomble wall be amwered, but phoned inquines or letteT& Mt mcludJng the reader's /uU name, address and business hours' phone number cannot be cormdered. Thu columnappear&dai· 111 e:icept Sundays." S.U .. Borax Stops S•olcfl Wirlcs DEAR PAT: J m ake my own candles at home. The only problem I have 1s with wicks for large candles. Any I've ever purchased seem to smoke-a lot and produce too much ash. Do you know what I can do to avoid this? K .J .. Fountain Valley Dissolve one tablespoon of table salt and three tablespoons of borax in one cup of warm water. Soak heavy twine, s uch as butcher's twine, for al least 24 hours . Ory thoroughly before using in candles. This should reduce ash a nd smoke problems. r.rrlaa•~ Wa11n•t Th.-•r• DEAR PAT: My Master Charge bill included a $16.65 charge for Lane Bryant in Los Angeles, but no one in my family has made such a purchase. When I called the bank's mqui ry number I was tpld it would take six to eight weeks to get a de· tailed copy of this transaction. Why should it take this long, and sha ll I wait to pay this bill or just go ahead and pay it and ask for credit when the mat· ter is corrected? M.M I .. Laguna Niguel As you know, detailed transac&ion receipts are • longer bacluded in M asLer Charge statements. Tiie bank expla.lu tlaat a ... mber of weeks are re· qalred for tbe merchant Involved to prod•ce U.e actual charge slip so signature verification can be arranged. In the meantime, your accouat wiU be automatically credited for the disputed amoant, so do not pay U. The bank spokeswoman adds that many stores now have only one billing office, such as Los Angeles for Lane Bryant, and Ute locaUoa of the billing otllce not the store where tbe parchase was made -appears on bank card bill· i•IS. 8'U Error Require• 1t'rifh19 DEAR REJ\f>t:RS: If you get a bill which you think ls wrong or want more information about, be sure to write to th.: c reditor. A phone call does 110t protect your right& unde r tbe Fair Credit Billing Act. • Be s ure to include name, address and account number, along with a statement that you believe tbe bill bas an error and why you belie ve there is aa error. and the amouot of the error. Do this as soon as you can but not later than 60 days after the bill was mailed to you. Keep a copy of your letter. Pay the pa rt of the bill that is not ID er· ror. This shows lbe creditor your good faitla ud could preventotberproblems . The cred.Jtor must answer your letter within 30 days, M.less your bill is corrected before &hen. Wlthln two billing periods, but in no case more t.baa to days, your account must either be corred· ed or you mast be told wby &lte creclltor beUeves die bill is eorrect. If the creditor made tbe mistake, yoa do •04 llave lo pay any rtnance charge OD t.be amount in qwestlGn. Your account must be corrected for eltller tbe full amount in questioe, or for a part of It aloag wlt.b an explanation of what you still owe. YM Utea ltave tbe Ume usually 1ivea oa yoar type of accoa& lo pay aay '81a•ce. U ao error la foud, t.be creditor must prompt· ly Hiid ,_ a ll&Me•nt of wtiat ,... owe. la &Illa ea1e. tlte creditor • ay l•clude HJ flaaace c•ar1ee u..& aecamalated ud uy ml8imam P•Y· ••&.I ,.. mlMed wllUe yoa were q•'*'-lal Ute • MD. If,_ IWI an 98' sa&Wled, ,_ ...._.. ..Wy tlle creditor wl~ I.he time yoa bave to pay your bllL However, &lte eredlter now haa fulfilled bit legal e1tll1alioa except fer certaht otller nqaire•etata U.at procect yOt1rcftd!'•ratlag. • esa P•r•• aeua ••••II D&All PAT;'I have a chance to buy an old·Ume bullJ'-tbe Mrle-ctrawn variety. It needs a couple ol' new puts, however, and I want to find out lf there ts. •1 C I can 1et parte I need before I mate my pun .·. · P .T;,i ea.ta 11•• CM.her Carrla1e SatplJ, P .u . Bos 1'11, Clll1 .. ll, ~ II-e.a ...,., ,_ .. ..., .. .., .................... -........ ~ ftll 11 .. ., ..................... , ... ...... hidlw. Juty 27. 1979 DAIL V PtLOT l 4 .,ears Later Wife Slayer Kills SeH Summer Trainee Job1Set BELLMAWR, N.J . CAP> - Fourteen y11ra ago, Donald Leott.illdlled h1a eetranged wife, conf eued, and went to prilon. Tbll week. authorlUes say, Leol· ta. wbo bad aioce remarried a.nd llarted a new canM!r, drove to a spot near hia first wife's 1nve, put a gun to bis bead, and llWed himself. "We're calling it an apparent suicide," Camden County Assis· tanl Prosecutor John McFeely said Thursday. "There was no note." POLICE SAID LEOTTA may hlt.e7/a/M. 'l' Rockwell 2288 have felt remorse over the murder. "J don't know if be came here often, I never noticed," said Tereaa Sansone, .Urector of the New St. Mary's Cemetery "People come and people 10. "But I don't think be came here a lot. If he did, maybe the workmen would have noticed and said something," she added. Leotta, 46. died instantly Wed- nesday after discharging a bullet into his head behind his rig ht ear, then be "slumped be hind the steering wheel, his fool stuck on the accelerator and cz,~1u otl~ o~ Mdltt MECHAM IC it blew the radiator." Mc Feely said. .. STEAM 8TA&TED TO come out and cemetery workers ran over thhlldng someone bad an attack. 1ben they saw the gun in his hand," the prosecutor con- tinued. Forty feet away is the grave of Lucy Leotta, who authorities say Leotta shot to death ,Jluring an argument on Halloween of 1965. Corr ections d e partment spokesman James Sta bile said Leotta had been treated this year at a private psychiatric facility . Trainee positions In sum mer em]>loyment at SaddJeback CoUeP'are open throutb a 1atant from the Oranie Oowity Manpower Commi.uJon. Jobs are available in various areas, Including clerical. landscape, greenhouse, child care, instructional aide. library media services and theater carpe nter aides. ' The positions fast through Sept. 30. For information, phone 831 ·7731. 71/•-lnch CIRCULAR SAW ~ 12-PIECE STEEL TAP & DIE SET \~ ELECTRIC DEEP FRYER 1188 Powerful 9-amp motor. large base. Accurate depth and angle adjustment; telescoping blade guard. 5800 rpm. With Free carbide b4ade and rip guide. 4511·1 Tampered edges C.hoo!.e coarsr· "' fine cut set.!> taps. 5 dies, one die stock. and one tap wrench in et carry case. Fuel> or cookl. 2 to 4 scr"ing!.'" minul~ 1dt<dl for c.ouplus TOl2PCINCINF or singles. 3 heat controls. Air-tight co"or-use 011 again. ·------------------••--------..---------.. Incl. basket and coolrt>ook 2617'.1:>·08 2288 1/2·HP ROUTER Compact. lightweight for easy handling. Shapes. edges. mortises, and more. M 1cromoter ad1ustments. 27,000 rpm. Sliding switch. ' 1688 1488 4" FLIP-GRIP VISE LITTLE MAC 588 Flips to many pos1t1ons to grip metal, w ood or p ipe. Mounts hoflzontally or Vf'rt1· .. ------------------111cally.4·inch 1aws. 594 Reversible grid-round side t or burgers, square for sandwiches. 2108WO 49s8 SANDER/GRINDER Does dozens of household, workshop 1obs. Sharpens, sands, grinds, cleans and polishes. Safe, simple to operate. 9 amp motor. Great tool for the w hole family. 31·325 (HOMEUTEJ GAS-POWERED 10-IN. CHAIN SAW Exclutive Saf·T-Tlp9 prevent• kldcbecb. ~!·position carburetor -cuts from any angle. Automatic cheln oiling. XL 6988 PRESTO FRY Doop fmts 1 to 2 servings in minutes. in 1ust 2 cups ot 0 11. Plastic cover FBD-t weber barbeques 300 SERlES llock 4495 Colon49'5 700 SERIES 11oc1154'5 co1on59'5 STAMDAID PIOPAMI GAS IAlllOUE -.189'5 1888 ~. ~ WEE FRY SKILLET Ju~t 7 ,. IC 1nd1f'» po rll"'l 1111 •.rn .. 11 r•rv11ir1•0 No •.111 I :..·:rfaco. tPmperPrl glas!J <.OVPr. -.ullmor!.1bll! h<1"' • WI S l 2888 Thi>rmostallcally controll<ifl heat to maintain optimum cooking temperature. The taste of frying combined with the boncf1ts ol grease· free bro1ltn9. m a trac11on of thP time. M 0363·35 7s8 SUNBEAM CONEY ISLAND STEAMER FRANK 'N BUN Brings out real hot dog flavor Steams one or two hot dog:. phi!. btin. See·lhru removable cov11r 19 29 OTHER SIDEW ALI( SALE MERCHANDISE INCLUDES LUFKIN TAPES 1¥ HAWS SLICtES It CLOSET RODS JM PUSS AMD SAMDIMG STllPS OlnfO CIAI &IASS COMllOL IUFF Ale SHM WAI A CLIAMB DllMEL TMLE SAWS #110 ORTHO •AIDIM SPIA YllS HAMILTON IEACH STAND MIXER OSTEI CIEPEllE PRESTO HOT DOCM;R 11'1 AL CIOCI Pl.A TE PUST0 ... &112 WAllM& STIAM CHIF FAllaWAIE FIYIM& PANS G.E. PEELIN5 WAND PRESTO WH COOIEttll WAllHG STAND MIXB OITHO HOUSE PL.AMT FOOD PLASTIC DIOP CLOTHS FOIMIY'S TUtiffi OIL 'I ARMISH WHIZ CAllUllTOR CLIAMB •• STOliHOUIS M•tlnfrltf·t s.t.t~lill. ICM • r l NATION I CALIFORNI~ I LOCAL .. • Charity Wi~J.i o Motive Donatiom of G ... gDJping Care IncreuintJ tlleR ... tr,..e1c ., n.e A.Neela .... ,... A doctor la Loa An1elea wbff&ed b18 ll1'0 Cadlllae illto a lalvaUoa ArlDJ center and handed°"' ta. UU. to a aur· prlled charity work•r. •'It bad brand MW Uree and ran 1rut," aald Salvation Army Maj. JoHpb Viola. "It WH fancy." THE OOCTO&'S Gl•'T waa • rare find for an organlzatloo more accustomed to taklna In rroyed clothing an d ruaty refrigerators. f''or the physician, it was a way t.o unload an old gas guuler und 1tl the same lime get a lax break. The scene is beanf( repeated wlth lncreaalne frequency In cltlea around the country. The 1a1 crunc h bas created a windfall for chariUet dealiaa io bsnd·me-downa. eke Wl11ln. an art 1tudent at the nivenity ol California at Santa Cruz, ap· ~jparently found inspiration, or at least a : ;good angle. for art work in the middle o( a railroad track. He finished his painting before the aClernoon freight rolle d through. .. fT'8' VERY GOOD for us," said FJa.loe Lewis, public rela· tlona director for Goodwill In· duatrtes In Boston. "It takes a long ume t.o make $700 selling used clot.rung." SIDEWALK SPECIALS Saturday, July 28 Only ALL STERLING CHARMS $1.00 VALUES TO $10 VP Elected Gary v. ·spenct-r of Irvine h1.1s been elected vice president of the board of dfrcclors of the Tri·County Leukemia Society of Ame ri ca, Inc ., which s erves Orange, San Bernardino and Riverside counties. Goodwill and Salvation Army outlets in a number or cities. In· e luding Boston, New York. Houston. Denver. St Louis, Los Angeles <ind Wa!!hlnnton, rt"port notable mcn:ascs this year m donations of uutomob1le:-.. most- ly gas hogs. Goodwill in Wt111hington, wtuch normally takes m three or four a ye ar, already h as collected 4-11 Displays County Fair Winners List Numerous Or~rngt> Coast rt.>Stdenls won pnzcs in various 4-H competition at the Orange Co unty Fair m Costa Mesa. Following ure the prilc winners by hometown and category: abo.at 10 tWa 7ear, acco~ to =Hwoman B•tay .. orte. will ID 8ftdceport, Coen., 1ot • m ~ ctay1. ..TBSY•a£ OLD. LARGE elunkel'1, HtMclally nation wa10D1, that operate but UH a lot of pa," aald J im Fox. a Goodwill laduatrlea exeeutlve who said tbe St. Lou1a lr'OUP has taken m t.bree cars ln two weffl, models datlq from um to tr12. Even in Houston. the self· proclaimed "enera6Y capital of the world." Bill Lui urrow. Preti· ldent of the Goodwill chapter. said , "We've had more than we've ever had. "They tell me you can't get a ny thing for the big cars aciymore." Lufburrow added. BVT. POa SOME reason. the automobile giveaway has not reached many othe r cities. Hpeclally In the South and llldwe9t. Charles Wentworth of the Salvation Army in Columbia, S.C., just laughed when asked If he had received any cars. "We ttunk we're doing really well if we get a refrigerator." ht' said. And in Okla ho ma City , a uthontics are beginning lo 1n1s- pect that motorlsL'i are getting rid of thei r guzzle rs another way by the torch. Arson has been blamed in 67 o' 484 vehicle fires m the city since Jan. l. "IF PEOPLE HAD a gas 1u11&tr they couJd IO&•• two prob. lema by bun1aa tt, .. MW Pbll CooUer, an ()lrlahon\a Cltf fin prevenUon olfteer. "Tbey WOUid be able to eut pa bllll &Dd tMy couJd eoUeet lmurance." S.veral cbartUea Doted tMt in years PMt. cars weN 111u.Jly donated toward tbe elld ol the year,' wben taxpayera ~ere scrambling for deductio.... The donors uaually dr,!uet from lhelr IDcome tax tbe 'blue book" value of the car. wbieb ls usually higher than a car dealer would pay. The charity or- 1ean1zallons s a y they ba1't> nothing to do with placing a value on the car. GOODWll.J.. IN BOSTON ac- cepts only cars in runnin1 order at its Morgu Memorial facUity, since 1t has no auto repair shop. The donated car is' taken to a st.ore lot and left. Bids are taken and after two weeks the car goes to the highest bidde r. A 1975 Pontiac was sold recently for $200. Ms. Lewis said. "We• don 't appraise them." she !'laid. "We simply pass along th<' word of the owner." Ronald Ror sari. head or Goodwill operations 1n New York. su1d his organizalion has been getting a lot more inquiries lately from poople asking: "How do you handle 1l? flow is my tax deduction figured out ? Do you pick it up., .. "Part of it 1s charita ble," says Bosan ... Part o( it is economic " Vernon's SPORTSWEAR SIDEWALK SALE SATURDAY JULY 28 OPEN 9·6 GRAB BAGS SELECTED COSTUME JEWELRY• AND MANY OTHER ITEMS CAl'ISTllANO lt:ACH; 4 11 C.lolnmv "od 1-ood (,.,.,,,., .. '"'" th"d pl•<• roordln•t..S outtlt """ Leti<i4o "'"•""'one! pl•<• '"'O·P••u wttll. ""'OOll P'•<A ""ii"' clolluno Item\ (, ... ~~ )~ 1\.ous£S 1f2 PRICE All Sal~ Final Cash or Ctleck Only Plea~ 17th & lrvlne Weatcllff Plue Newport Beach COUAMESA· 4 H C.Hlll\ol>C;I -l'ood•· N•n<Y H4'\l•"9, ""' P'•<• •-PtWi• outt11\ ---pta<e lw<>-P<'<• outfit 4 H PnclfQqfttpflY. "><: 1enc.P' And Aorwulhlf'tl Hwqn Mttr•,n,,11 ,,,,, Plltt,. •1fdllle, lhffd plot<e w1f<l11I~. HOiiy Y hmldl, MC.Oftd pl«e MIOtnOIOQy 4"'1 Crt.etyl Got'dott ftot .,.(II(,. nQrl< ulturt! 4 H """ rl A M<lrk"t Swine Torry 8.,r.it, Rou Bono. J •me\ D•l9'bout, Tom c.om.1. R1<.ky H&I•~ A1c HorQM, D•Y1d t'unt \t .. vr p,.'"'"' O•wn Prfcr. Oof'I Pr•c.e ... M•chdel Sullivttn. J~'l We\I, Juh• Wetrnor•. K'•n netn Oat.oou1,u>e1 W9'"'1V Wym"" FOUNTAIN \IAU.t:Y ' H OotNno .tl'WJ FOQd ( yntn .... ''°'°"' ,,, \t Ol.c" .. l"fOlhtnQ ftftd \;I( ond Pl•!e <lolhfnc;t, Ter"~ C.l'Ota.o.-. fu \t Of~• tw.Pte<• outr11 \f'<ond pf•<• ""9'• <IOtlllnv nem. tn1td "''"'~ >•"91• 11em Me..,.w tw .. m.,, '"''Ill~• \ln9le ,._,.."9 Item. IW0-1>1<'<~ ou1111 tOO<Ol-ed OUlltt Juli• l•ltwto, llrol l>l•u \lnQtt dotA1119 ll•m. two 11,.0 oullll, Cheryl W••. -oncl 11'-<• \lf!Ole t lotrt1no If~. <:.Oftn4• GotcUM. "''' P••<~ O-Mor•tf!IC:I <•"-•. dit<Of•tM uem\. v coftd Of.Ce de<-<W•ff'O at@m O.bb•e Goto.oft# tlr\I JM•c,. Of'<Of'•ted <•kt. \iftcono c>•.c.e de<Ot.ttf'od item\ Terrifl' Got~. ,.,,, pt•tf' ~Of'•tllld (•ti.•. "'' Qnd pl«t! °'-<Ot•ltd lfl'M\ blld M<!lodte H ...... .,,. ""' P•••. cM(OUled 1ttm . wu1nC1 °'~" *<.t)f'•fM c•k•\ 4·H Pt.o!OQr ....... V. '><'"'"' ~d AQ,,<uthn• CoftNe C.010.1• IOut lot\I 0,,.,,. •ot1ru1tur~. lhrr .. \.f"COttO pfec .. -'Qrltllttur,. tfl'"''° th1rd t)f•c.• #Qtte.ult\lre """ Pd\Qu.,.ltno tf\1rd Ol«-e •i4t<.lrk Aotwrl ~\\Of'Mt fit\I Plec.e ttlfo(tn<-. W-oncJ plAtt> \.t•@n<.t> Tony J •llulo rtr\t pf.te.t f'f~ h t( M4U'"<.1 Tut>tJ•Gt•. \ltWf'I '"'' p4.c.e P"'OtOQr•e>nv. •our \4'<.ond sH•<• ono•OQr•ony th••d 1>••<• onotOQ•-Y •"d ~rk Tul>Ok>I•, l1t>l 1>••<e t1e<1t1<. 1..0 \etOncl Pl•<• ••«t,... t HUNTINOT~ 8 EACH • 4 H Oollll119 •nf~• "llV'• tlOll>•nQ Hom eM lwO l>te<.• outfit ~ry C.<M>ow>lll --~ece <OO<~INl9d Ckltlll -\U>Qle< rothlnolt•..,.., lhtrd placHIOthtnqol~rn ll•lt•tl Nt~k BLACK TUXEDOS •P to 50% OFt' 4 H Photogr~y, S<:1~n<e\ M\cJ .Aoriru11ur,. (1•10 ("01tU'IQ. two fu•\C P't•tt pf\OtOQf.,.Y'. M.ry Gf'•boWtllt. lint p44<.r 1tlec1ric. Sttv•n Or•tao•n•u. ""' pl•<.• ti~t<H. h09 4·H and FFA Merlo~t \wt,,.,, Jim Ben~rn\ l)lw r1b0n ""'" • "'•'""' lllYINI : •·H Ooilll119 •nd f O<><J Jon"'"~ JO<>P\, "'" P••·. •nlMmed••lt IOO<h. •-·Ill•<• oulfll, Jennlf.., Jon••. "'t0<1d PIM~ ""t'• clOlll•nQ •t•m. Jut Mot· ft!. ltr\t ple<:tr \tntle <lolhonq '"'"' 4·n Photogr_,y, Y 1enre\ 6nd A9r1tvth.w• Arny O~Ui.t!, "''" llr\t pl•<• phOtOQraphy, hnn•ffi'r Jnn"''· fl-.;•,.,.,, onottq•P"v l•W AOdll'f', two llf\l Ol•c.e llholo0f41Pf\Y, \41COttl•<t P'>OloV<IOl>hY LAGUNA HILU: •·H Pt>olOQr"Pl>Y. !Koone•~""" A11tltUllU•• B••b ~o •• IOU•""' pie<• ~rlcuttliiW•. two M <ond plo<e ttQn<ulhwe, Stevt1n f-O•. '"'"' '""'' P'•<• 419rlcullUf'9 NI Wl'Olt' 11 ACH -+-H -FFA M.orket !).,,,,. H"llfl •nd J •llf'ller M••> ... 11 Uhtblltd bl.,. {;.:-=:::r.'!' 4 ~lo1114"9-FOOd 0...1,..Par-''"'Pl...,<loth1nQ1tem Oen•\<> CllO<ll, ll•sl-lhlnlP'M-•••"91•<1oth1nQll•m • AmyM•IOfWJ '"" •ncl--plM.t CIOllMnQ""1tt•• SAN JUAN CAl'ISTllANO 4 H (t9th1nQ •ncl l'-i CMl\lte AU<leel ""I •M 'le<O"CI Pl•U <loth1"t •ntr•f!\ "'-UY Al.K»fl ftf'\1 Pl«e CfOlhtnQ UeM\, Met 0.1tn•t •1•. MC.ON Pl•tf• \tnQt• t IOth•nQ tl,.m TOPS SKIRTS BATHING SUITS Wntcfiff Plaza • 17th & l"iH • Newport leach ONE DAY ONLY! ••e4e8llert ene 41 Nllort •••42ttllert •••43•••rt ...... ~ o•e48~ ........ Getting Out ! ;,;. BEEF sncK •••421oag two 44 lo.. t•• ..... ••-•••• •••l"41N) TtJXEDO SHIRT CLOSE-OtJTHS3oo Separate RlJFFLE 8BtaT FaONT8 •100 .4 FE• 8POaT WE8T8 re ...... .,•aoo ALL •MmAN ... & I'-• aUIJLMI fiAU ITKK cla .... eu~ • :Wi/Jemess Class Slated: Coming out of the woods of your own personality might be the way to describe a Sad· dleback College f.(uldancc class scheduled for the San Gorgonlo Wilderness. "Personal Awareness" will be taught by two Saddleback Instructors with back(srounds In p1ychol<>1y, group procesa and outdoor living. The first class meetine will take place Aug. 28 . The stay In the wlldemeas area will take place Sept 7 -9. For Information, phone 495-1000 or 831·2940. Plate of the Dey • ' &nn4T'8r s.usagee $ .00 (on cut a1zes) 6. - -OFF on a whole stick ~ Moist & TClftCJY 50COFF .WISTCLIFF PLAZA ,,. ............. , ......... • 641-0t72 .......,.... 'Tl' .... "" .... ..,.' 'HLI. FASHION ISLAND ............. I 64MOJO .......,..,..,., .... ..,., ... , ... .... _ 7 • Fridey, July 27. 1979 Fast-food Tlle•e Now It's King Tut Burgers SACRAMENTO <AP> -This ml1ht top the pyra mid ot commerdallam surroundin1 the King T ut exblbita in the Uni&ed St.ates: a fast-food "King Tut" hamburger ouUet. ll is the creation or three Lebanese brothers who haven't even seen the King Tut artifacts - although they say, tongue in cheek, that they plan lo do so when they are returned to Egypt. JAMAL NAIM. 24, SAID THE BROTHEftli picked the King Tut theme because of the lines at the exhibits. It was strictly a business decision. Jamal and Nabil. 21, are students at Cal State Sacramento. They were in the real estate busi· ness in Texas for a year ~fore coming to Sacramento two years ago. Brother Ka m al, who came to the United States THR£E FACES OF PAM AS SHE PLUGS HER FIRM'S RECORDS Pet zi-rm.n Spenda Houn on the Telephone Wtth Radio Stations A,..,..,..... about lih years ago, 1s in the bakery franchising business in San Francisco. The bakeries specialize in baeels -the brothers are neither J ewish nor even orthodox Moslem : They're Druzes. She Calls in the Tunes Radio Stations Hear from Song Promoter NASHVILLE. Tenn. <APJ Pam Zimmerman picks up htir tan telephone, dials radio station KGLO in M:1son City, Iowa, and c ha ts informally wit h music d i r ector Steve Lo c k e r 20 m inutes. ( NASIWILLE SOUND J "You h~1v<• to establish a rap. port with tht· stations," s he said. "You ask 11bout their wire and c·<1r and so forth." THEN SHE ASKS 1r the sta· tion is playing a certain RCA re- THEY SAY T HEIR "KING TUT" restaurant presumably the world 's fi rst -will open Mon day in suburban Carmichael. They plan a grand opening the following s .. turd<ty featuring King Tut balloons. Jamal Nairn s <11d lhl· cap1tul came from their fother, who is in the real estate busines~ in Beirut. lhc mountains of Lebanon . and Syria. They plan thr<'e or rour more King Tut ham· burger operntions in lht' Sacramento 4ilrea this Y''ur. then hop1· to branch out In addition to the King Tut hamburger char· broiled. not fried .Jamal said they would also h;ive u spel'ta lly s paced beef sandwich call ed "Pharoah 's Delight." You're Invited to our SIDEWALK SALE Sat., July 28 Y2 OFF Lingerie, Robes, Etcetera 1/2 OFF Brea & Glrdles $1.49 Bras & Etceteras (reg. to S15) all bfH and glrdtea broMft al.Ma and dlacontlnued atytea They discuss the weather , his .-ecent minor illness, his work s chedule and make othe r sm all lalk market promotions. And if you think your teen-age daughter ties up the phone, you ought lo see Ms. Zimmerman. She's on the phone eight hours a d ay, calling radio stations in towns like Poughkeepsie, N.Y., Titusville, Fla .. Bemidji. Minn .. Chehalis, Wash .. Coquille, Ore .. and Santa Maria . Calif. cord. If not, she eently suggests ~al ~em~icilirec~rlis~n ~.,•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••·-~ it again 1f he 's already heard it. THEN S H E ASKS the bom b5he ll : "A re you adding Waylon this week'!" Translated, she wants to know ir the station has added Waylon Jennings' current rt~corcl lo al., p laylist. Ms . Zimml•rman docs -not s ing . play the guJta r or write songs , hul has an important JOh in the Nashville music business It's her Joh to <'<Ill radio sta lions and try Lo get them lo play 6ongs recorded by artists at RCA Records and ill; subsidiary. Free f lighl.R(•cords. H E R TITL E I S R <.:A 's Nashvi lle manager for sm all Shl' is. in the rinal analysis, a l'•>mb1nali on l.a les p c r s on · lt'lt.-phone soli citor "I LIKE IT," said the s pright ly Ms. Zimmerman. who give!'> her age as "over 30" and sayl. s ht•'s "well paid. but not overly paid ." "l enjoy the pco1>lc. Sometimes I gel loo chatty. I've hccn told that yo u can make 40 calls a d<.1 y. but I make 25 lo 30." Her calls follow a predictable on e -two step. First, there's small talk. Father Tax Priest.s Pay Maternity Fee SPOKANE. Wash. <AP > -The comptroller of Spokane's Homan Catholic Diocese says he nearly "fell off his chair" when he learned that a11 66 priests covered on a group medical 'POiicy have to pay 30 cents a month extra -for maternity benefits. The priests urc required to pay because a U.S. Supreme Court anti-discrimination ruling mandates that employers hold· 10g a group medicat policy covering a certain number' or more workers must pay for maternity benefits for all employees, the same coverage as for any other illness. S INCE THERE ARE 66 PRIESTS on the diocesan policy. they must pay for the maternity benefits even though they don't need them. "It's crazy. J just about fell off my chair. It is silly to be paying for benefits we will never collect," said the Rev. T heodoric DeJong. diocesan comptroller . "We are paying something for nothing. It's not so much the money, it's the prm- clple of the thlng. "It would have to be a double miracle ." DeJong s aid joking. ly. "First. of all a priest would have to have a baby, and then - because of the celibacy vows -it would have lo be an "Im m aculat.e Conception ... THE PRIESTS WERE COVERE D BY their plan which ex eluded maternity covcraae until April 1977 when Blue Cross of Washington and Alas ka incorporated the diocesan policy with policies covering about 1,600 other groups in a community rat· ing package. Though Father DeJong said he thought the priests were still excluded from paying for maternity coverage, Blue Cross representative Bill Baker said they have been paying for maternity coverage under the new rating. ··As a matter of fact," Baker said, "A group of nuns in Seat· tie is having the same problem ." "You know what lt'a llke nowadaye-the noile. the tourlllt. the petrOI fumea. I dectded to becOme a nol guerrtlta" She may a lso say that the song is selling well or cite othe r sta- tions that have added at to their pl ill y lis ts During her call Lo Locker. he told her hi s stat10n was adding a competing re<.'ord "Oh lwo. ·· l.ht· lo ld him 'What <c:hartJ action havl' yCJu seen on 1l "'' "'EAR TIU: END of lhc 30 m 1n uk conversation. s ht· ~u~ gc·~ts : "Laslcn to tht· Wa)lon re· l'O rd a~aan. You'll love 1l " She uses lhc soft se ll and 1~ never pushy. "I've heard some of the men say, 'Go for their throat,· but I just don't do it that way." Says an associate, "She's real smooth." HER ORANGE-CARPETE D, well-appointed office is a tribute to he r telephone touch. In it a re cigarette lighters, T·shirts. a pink Easte r bunny a nd other girts sent by her telephone <1c· qu<.1 intances. "Honestly. I have people who call and say. 'Where have you hc e n '? You haven 't called lately.'" She uses a WATS line and the receiver has a shoulder rest. On her desk on a yellow_ s heet of paper is a roster of 200 stations with the name of their music director. telephone number and a space for her notes. On the wall behind he r is a map with nags stuck into cities with stations that she calls. On a wall facing her is a blackboard with the names of a rtists across the top and a listing of stations playing the artists' current song below each name. THERE AR E occupational h<.1 7.ards, like laryngitis. "Yea. you get il occasional- ly ... she chuckled. ''I'm fight.mg !'ilrep throat right now." Mansion 'Filthy' To our friends cmcl me rs ancL those we have >101' fuuL the y~ure 1 servi113 satur~ Ju!Y 2s~,9:ootmt 1 we wiJl, yut on, sale the faf qesi .seluticn.. 'f footwear s~nce our j rsb siJewalk.. sak .irv 1965 ! l»"!o/ of our famous brand_, footwear pecito1669s jlorsheim · naturaJ,izer · vare.ssa, · L_if e strUk ·dark baretr_'1s jamolare · 6ernardo · ba.ss · amlrJWI'(} sulewa/k; 15 CO to ) 29 00 sak _yrice ~ cdw~s. ~ sAles merchandise is select~ ycm11 our r~ular .stoc~: not all ~s in eadi s_!yle .. 1052 Irvine Ave. We stcltff Plaza Newport Beach 548-8684 BEVERLY HILLS CAP> The Iranian government says it owns the mansion here that the sister of the deposed shah wants to sell for S4.2 million -a mansion described by a real estate broker as "filthy" and overpriced. .. ,,. ................................ ~ .. .. Halliday's Summer Sidewalk Double Savings ~---------" Halliday's Summer Sidewalk Double Savings 17th Ir lm M A~ .• Newpot1 INdt, c.lif. (714) MW192 \ .. ---··-...... t -·-_.., --• • . ... ~ ,,._,.,,. n . 1111 \Vith Amtrak SJ WllLIA• llODGE .................. America'• Iron Horse. lhat 1t11Uon of apace eaploraUon wben tbe new frontler waa w .. t of St. Louis. bu flnaUy reduced 1 .. metallic 1aUop to a ruaty lrOl. Yea. our eowa&ry •• •llll the benerlclary of the opportunity to pa1 coa Ho coilt abotrd a reasonable faulmlle of the once areal pa11enaer train B T TODAY'' V€1UilON feuturcs lhc Snack Bar Car instead of Jes~ Jumes. ra ''best }(Ut-5s" In place of a hmetbble and reclining puules ln lieu of comfortable arm chalrs . How did I arrive ett s uch a blistennc opl· nion of Amerlca '11 railroads. you aak! It wa~ sample My wife and I opt- ed to try them during the height or our rD*lt. recent fuel crunch. Oarb.ra and po1nt1t beyond la a peaceful ex· pertence unlen your ho&el rtlscrvaUona In the plHaant beach community 1u•t.1 acbedultid lo explna •L 1.30 p.m . DESPITE AMTaAK'S torment, however. the hotel he&d our r~litirvulloni optin. We spent 26 hours In u whirlwind lour of Sunlu HubMrM '1 un-d b()ok1tor •11 IU\(I dress tihops. my wtre prelenln1 lhe lat~r. 8uahf>d, wu headt-d tor the dtpot and the 4 U p m southbound Cou11t Starlight "Tht! 11outhbound truln h1 two hours lat('," r\'111d the l4:1'til' 11tull'nacnt tupcd to the depot door • "Don't worry ThL>y 'll hold the Sun Diego Iraan an Lo~ Angel~t> for you," !An Amtrak ugent assured us , Al 6:45 p.m .. lbc 4 15 p rn. train pulled into Santa Barbara The trap to Los Angeles was a ~OJOUm or con.')tcrnation would we m ake the San OlCgo train to get home'• ORANGE COUNTY I NATION CoaeertT011r UCI Clwir Wins Prizes The UC Irvine Concert Choir hu captured three prlzea lhrouah partlctpaLlon ln two major lnterna· Uonal choir feeUvala thl11ummer. lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii The choir en1a1ed In lntematJonal competition for the rirat lime whlle on a three-week concert t.our of E ngland, Wales and the Netherlanda J une 1.8-July 10. lngbam Central Hall. Dr. Joseph Husitl. profeuor of music and CONSERVE ENERGY . . with the finest insulatton availlble. Wflf' ygur home in• comolete blanket Will keeo you cool In 1ummet and warm tn Winier THt: 58·M E MB E R director of t he UC I UCI Choir earned tbe Choir. said the purposes C .. T.-,PwA• ....... • third place trophy at the or the trip are t.o widen .._en ••cTo.s INC. I n t e r n a t I o n a I the musical horizons of Alto SpKW!ah i.. ._,, s..-. s.r-hi••• ._ K oorrestival in the the students. encourage • ....._ Hague . Netherlands . growth of UCl 's choral nu ,., .. , PH IXTlllOI WALU WITM IACH The Koorfestival Is con· program and present an IHSUU.notil C:OtfnACT fOI DAILY MOT llADIH. sidered one or the top opportunity for cultural 17141 540-7245 Lioense •3 1 choir festi vals In Europe exchange. 502 3 1 which attracts part1c1· . pants from ~hr?ughout.\,~f,A~ie ••• ·.~ee .. ·o41f!~ ..... ·.~ e,...·c-~~·· .... ~.J'o~~ Europe and Soviet Bloc ,. t. . ::f'~~r· c<~:::~·~~·i~~ LAST 4 DAYS .1.1 J second prize an the youth 1 • And believe me, Amtrak has been working on the "THER E WILL BE BUSES wamng for you IO front Of the Station," U. burly. satyr·like man in a red sutan coat told us as we stepped onto the ramp ut Union St ution choir competition ut the!! Sale E ds T d J I 31 ln~crnational Mus1calf n ues ay' U y . ,. . !i 1 . rullroad. We opened our weekend jaunt to Santa Barbara aboard the San Diegan which pulled Into San Juan Capistrano right on time. '"0001 a n anamoly we were to learn lalt:r. THE SLIGHTLY OVER one hour trip into Los Angeles was a ple usant though ominous contrast of lrvanc's pristine orange groves and downtown L.A ·s barbed wire·lopped warehouse and factory fences. Then. we began our descent into the netherworld. We headed down a ramp into the bowels of Union Station, expecting to board the Coast Starlight almost immediate· ly. After all, departure time was only half an hour away THE LINE BEGAN BEFORE a great wooden door and wound out through Union Station's lobby. almost reaching the front door. Passengers s tood. squatted and sat on "luggage. floors or whall'ver was available. 10 a.m. · Departure Tame: No Movement. 10 : 30 a.m .. The llne 1s growing longer. 10 45 ;,i.m . · An Amtrak t1ckl't agent says "You ml'an tht• train to Santa B<1rbara that's l:.ik ''" 11 n m. The human chain h<is begun to s h ackh.' otht•r traffic through the stution The 11 .:IO a.m. nCl' 10 ._. m . train to Santa We headed back down the ramp into the caverns of the terminal, now heatt:d to a humid and s ticky 80 degrees thanks to cner gy-snvinl:. air conditioning regulations. Tormented souls populated the vas t. tomblike dcµot AMTRAK AGENTS WERt.: tempting onP woman with the promise or hotel accom modations since sht• missed her 7.30 p.m. connection The nC'xt uvailable train? 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. mu'am. Mayhem ruled at a throne marked "In· 1ormation." Other passengers were trying to ,. fand connections, trunsportataon or loved ones. We headed out the door and into thl' night an search of the Fullerton Anaheim Sant<.1 An a ·San J uun Cap1slrano·Oceans1d<> Carls bad·Del Mar-San Diego bu!'. There were several buses. all paid for by Amtrak "DOES THIS llAPP l::N ortl'n"" Wl· asked th(' driver. l ll· JX'l'n·ll around cl<.1ndestancly. sc<1rc.tm~g for the satyr like m;rn 1n the red satin co<.1t who'd gonl' hal·k 1n:-.1dl0 lo find escaping pusscngcrs. "Ye•:-.." thl• lius dr1vc•r wh1:-.perl•d Ei s teddf o d a t , Llangollen, Wale!> The·, ~roup also wa11 awarded i AMLING'S fifth place in the folk~ s ong competition • Newport Nurmery and Garden Center I N ~ O~ITION TO;, 1500 e. coast h1ghv,ay 644·9510 newport beach pa rt1c1pat1ni: 1 n c ho1 r ' lnextto irvinecoast country clubancf newportcenterl fes tiv<J ls. the UCI Choir .i ~ s ang at ~l·stminst<•r Ah • f .'lt.l. i _ ~ }.ii il _., h c y . S l . J> a u I ' :-. ~· ,,.,,. tW _ ~ C <i t h l' d r a I . t-: I y ., f--. . ~·--~-~ -t · Cathl·drul, Cove ntr y~"... · · :--- C a t h l' d r a I a n d t h l'.• '--~ • ·~ Chapel : of KinAs College ; ..... ~__. in Cambndgt·, F.ngl:1nd ,.· ~"- They a lso prcscntt.'Cl Mn 4 • certs at Nollin ghJ m . • • .- Vn1ver:-.1ty ;rnd B1rm-" !;;- $49,900 Grant to Center ' ; . l '(' l rvinl··~ C'arl'l'r- l'lannang aod l'l<1tt·mcnt •, AMLING -a name in california horticulture scnce 1920 0l•nlt•r hw, rl'<'t.•tvf'CI a~ OPEN MON SAT 8JOT0 5JO SUNOAYS 9T05JO • .~ Hori-or Fabrications Told Lawyer Claims Book, Film Tales Invented $4~.900 grant from th•· ~ Free De livery Natwnal SC'1t'nCl' Foun ! PERSONALCHARGEACCOUNTS • VISACARD • MASlUI CHAAGf ' ti a l 1 on th 1 m Ji r ove;: t -~ ..... · •. -<t>.llufi e,...·oa·.l,,.~.~.-····~ e,...·o•.;.1~.i ·~··· ... -cv"{l:Q&._c>e .; !->C lt·n<'•' <"ar<·t•r op 'l ~ ~"' :l ~ port u n 1 l H· :-. for t h e ------------------------ AMITYVILLE.NY 1A l'1 A lawyer for the man who killed s ix mcmtX'rs of his family m the house that inspired the book and film "The Amityville Horror" !>aad Thursday that parts of the best-seller were invented "over many bottle~ or wine." Wilham Weber . wh& represented Ronald Ot> Feo. convicted an the 1974 slayi ngs of his parents a nd sihlin~s an the house. said some event!> in the book by J <Jy Anson wen: made up by George and Kathy Lutz, who lived in the house for JUSt 28 days before movlnl( in J <J nuary 1976. pres ently the !>UbJcctof ht1C:1gt1on." Weber said the Lutzes first upprouched him <.ifte r he had defended DeFco and said they had had supernatural experiences Living in the house We ber suggested that their information might be useful for a book he antcnded to write l:IOOu Ocf''eo handicappl·d A program will ht· developed to inter c:-.l handacappNI student:-. 1n ~c 1encc· 1·duc al1on and careers Specific obJl•ct1 Vt:!> an· elude tht· slagang of a sene~ of work!>hops to h el p s tudents p l an academic programs and c areers in l>Ctcncl' and Lo WJ::BER SAID THAT dunng numcroui. tape· make employers and recorded st•ssaons with thc Lutzcs, the couple educators awun· or thl' bc~an lo takl· ancadcnL'I that Weber said he learned potential of handicapped from OeFc<> and weaved thl•m into their own ac· to succt.•ed in sc l(•nce ('Ount careers . Also planned 1s AMONG THE t'ABRICATIONS C:1rc so-called .. We creu te d this horro r s tory over th e producti o n nf ;i horrors of ~rccn slime coming from the keyholes, many hollies Qf wine thut George was drinking," pub l ic u tio n t·n titll·d a stench, gnats and flies in a bedroom and unex· Weber suid. "W(' were really playing with each "C1:1recrs 1n ScicnCl' /\ plC:1ined noises, Weber said. other. We w(•rc cn •<Jting something lhl· public Guide ror Counselnn,, Reached at ABC where they were appearing would want to heur about." Teachc•rs and Parents or on "Good Morning America" Thursday. the Lutzes llandicapJ>('d Students " rr1day and saturday, JUiy 27 and 2~ sprrng and summer declinedtodiscuss th~b~k. However,they insis~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ed dur ing thei r TV appearance to promote f 1nul cleuruwuu 2/] off Friday's nalionaJ premiere of the movie that the experiences recounted in the book had actually happened to them. TOLD OF WEBER'S CHARGE, John Koshel. the general counsel for Prentice-Ha ll Inc .. which published the hardcover book, said it would be in· appropriate for him "to comment on the alleged in· accuracies or untrulh11 in the book since the book is NISSAN PILEST. M .O . ANNOUNCES THE O PENING 0 1' H IS OFFICE 11'0~ THE PRACTICE. O F O~AMATOLOOY AT WARNl!R VILI.AGE MEDICAL CENTER 10900 Wl'RNER AVE., SUITE I 10 l'OUNTAIN VAL.LEY, CAlll'ORNIA 927011 o .. ,,,e. HOUMI> lh AP'P'OIH,Mf_N' TIH .• P'HONI: 17141 "4·4070 Ah, th comf of hom deliv SPECTACULAR MID-SUMMER All thru the month of July SAVINGS FROM 50°/o to 70°/o or More. All It--M6ecte4 tr.. ,....._. ...-. "°"""' I• Mid This is the last big week lteck. M-r "--1111HH or._ ef • llW. T• .. ..,. "'-of the sale. Hurry! Sale ... t •.t.4 M6eclleM ef .... ..._We._....,. te •laff -Ends Aug. 4, 1979. or1gmal prices Sorry, no matl or phone orders. All sales final. ..... ,_ .. ,... ...... c ......... . ELECTRI( and LlllTllll 222 Victoria Street, Costa Mesa C Acro11 froM Gfff11hllwH Nllftef'Y) Phone 646-3737 /646-8194 ! I terns in stock on sale are marked in each department. Intermediate markdowns have been taken. 1.magn1n 2 Fashion Square Santa Ana South Coast Plaza Costa Mesa There '1 no piece Hite home to •ntoy all the comforts of a 1ubKt1ptlon to the Dally Piiot. After all, what could be cozier than the convent~ and aavtnga ower buying M et the new11tand? For as Httte aa $3. 71 a fftonth, you can hewe the Dally Piiot t1ght at your doonlep •aoh day. And what's even better I• that the Dally Piiot 1ntve1 just when you have time to tHd -... kda, evenings, weekend morning•. • lo go ahead. lnjoy all the comfott• of home deHvery of the Dally PtlOt. To begin lmmedlet• home ...,,_,,, call 142-4321 .. Of tvet flll In the coupon end metl to: Oranee Coelt Dally Piiot, Clrouletlon Dept,, P.O. •01 1llO. Coet1 MeN. CA. t2UI. I I I I I >o. • • I •,, I lS f I • • 1i-1if •8~ I ·-I I c! 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Satisfaction always at your Kmart store• COITA IUA u-lllllUM s . ---. ------·------·--··--· 801TON f AP ) -...., ...... . ""'E· to ........ ·--~~-ia Ua1 ·~~~aua ...... ~. .. IACRAll&NTO (AP> . . .... _. .. ., ... .. er. II.~ for many 1Mn pl&JM a.ac1 ....... tn the t.01 An• lea •elodr1ma "Th t Dnanhnl, •• dJed Tuea 4ay. Sbt and her brother, Tom Wonder, • oerfonned \he aona and dance act called Tom ud Betty Wonder. ap. pearinc lo New York Cl· ty , C blcaao . •nd Europe. SANTA M ON I CA CAP> TI\e recentll re Ured dHn of UC A 'a Graduate o•vlalon . lames S. Plallbt, M. eect at • hospital follow· laa an extended illness. Ki was a Shuespearhm scholar and had been a member or the UCLA English faculty since 1939. V ENTUHA <AP> Radio pcrRonal1t y Don1ld C. Johnston, Jr., :J2. died in an oceanfront motorcycle accid ent Wednesday lfe was a disc JOCkcy al KACY· AM in Oxnard and pro· gram dir ec t or at KACY-FM. S ALT LAK E CI TY (AP > Former Na tional Rifle Association executive vice president Muwell Rieb, 65. died Saturday in La Jolla. Calif. among survivor's Is a daug hter. Mrs Susan Whitney of Foun. lain Valley. ,-CllAWl'ORO 'MA Af;VfAIH r C.llAWrl)AO. -~'"a ~ ..... on July 76, 19,. \11• "'"' f .1•u oon1 OI (0\1• Ml!\4, (.<1 !.Ile I\ fofY1vod IJV '":t hllll>AOO 011 •~t, ll~r tlPfl Ro1>1n C1<1wloro of AMIM>om, (" tffo. ""~' Mdfl• Pino Of MOlll•Oo>llO, f• Stirv1c~\ "'" e>ftnd•no "' 0 .-11 ,tc>AdwAy Ntortuttry, (O\t• M.-\f • DAWSON , lC£NVl)N .. roM o ... w..a"' ,.,, ~1 01 Foun•••n ll•lle'f. «• Po .,,..o -·IY On July 10 191' !wtY,.~0 111> hi\ '•I• M11ry t.ov, n1\ \On Kttnyon O•w,on tr o• w,,•.nHHUort "*' .. uqntttr\ K•r.-n KonAtwrQil'r t)I Pdlm 0f"dtr I CA find '°;U\lt'I Htou"'""" of .... ~1m.n\tPf r • ~ ; QrAnc:k ntldrt'n f1'o "'' twot""''" JCenN-tn O••)On 01 ·~•Oen c,.,o..., C.. • -1 .. n o .. .,....., oo .. I\ Fr•n<••<o. C.• •rtO h 1\ ''''•' ·=othy Dod•on ot 8urb•n~. C• momu -'tl<h S..lu•O••· JUI¥ 11. al 1 00 P¥ •• ,,,. NttWl)Orl HarDOt llhl.,.,....~18..,<h.C... lnll~ t to.-en<ontrlDutfe>lt\ m.av «M fT'4t<Jit to N~wp011 'iltOO• Liit\ O<tltt r9'1f0f\ r untr .. 1 Hon-. OI Co\I• ~ ... ~llfflOf\ Pl!AlllS MAf'C",AR(l IMAl;C.1r1 RVIH Pl Al II'•. Ol'\WI "'"4¥ nn )OJl'f 1• 1•,. ·~ ., \U4'¥1Vltd b'Y '"'' ,., •• , •nd h•f' !1><01.,., 0111 )P<tO(IV<> ~'"'"" Ml<l un , 1 ,..,_.. Jul• 11. •1 11 00 noon •• 1iw. t. Uiittbot L•wn ""'1mQf "'' PAtt (h4pitt )In lttiu Of flOWPt\ dOf'\dhOf\\ lo lM 1C•Utotn1A MO\f"141 Mf'(J1ro1 CtnlN , wilt M nc>Pf"Mi•tt"d ~rvt'"' undtr tn•· , d1r•«.t1on of H.ierbt'' l •wn Mt>unt Ollvtt ~ Mtlflli"rf 04 C.O\lo Ml!"'' ~,j(j H~• J \CELE'I' ; "'"N<. v JA"'r ~r r 1 r v '""<l•nt ,,. , fl'11bo4. < o\ Po\...,.lO dWflY Of1 Julv H 1 '''' Su'"'" .. o trt ~, ntno ... no W-tlt••• ' f; ~ffl•y, 1 Wn\ RO(,_ rt< It ~"'"' 1tnt) t "><011 ~lt'Y'. nt;r m l)th .. t AO• ')IAfllr"\ ~ ""d ,,,,..,. 1Jlro1n1d Jon~ .. on n",.' tt•tJ ) ~.'M Nt'ptUf'if\ !KM tety With bV' 1191 ,,, I TAmEll CL"AI( C. TAWZER '""n•nt nt ~ N~wwr1 0.6<1'. C.• P~\Y'n ,...,., on • July I\, t'1• !wtWIVfl'd I')~ nt\ w 1fr e IC •UH •n, btothfll'r\ l """"'"',. ... no f-._.,,,.,.y f AWltf, ~\lff ~f'ttfll' f tj-W/M f"t• h•\ tJrNn 1n tht\ ,.,..,,,. "'"'• t'f1' '-''"mb~r Of lhr (..,.l.t n rn ~" • T "°'OVO"C><fltoO 8ref'Otr\ A\'°4 •AIH'W\ 1 S<!tvoce\ wlll !loo Mid M T ""WMY Jul, •1 JI. ,,,. "I 11 00 AM Al IN> P6(ofo< ,• Yt•w (.AaQlll'I l"fttfmtnl PM: 1h<. V1•w ·2 M•mor1ol p .. ,~ P•f t f•< "'""' •4 MOnV•fY OtretlOt\ ~ ·; ~---------'-; ~ .. ., ., 'I :· . . ., I •• ·! .. ., :· ;. ,• M&CC>aMIQC MOITUAalH Laguna Beach 494·9415 Letguna Hill'> 766·0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 HAltlOI UW~MT. OUYI Mortuary • Cemetory Cremetory 1625 0181er Ave , Coeta Mesa 540-5554 hlTZ-lm•llOM ,._A&.HOMI 646o2424 Coela Mesa 673-9450 ML1 llOAllW AY MOtn'UAH 110 Blo.ctway Cott• Mesa 6'2·9150 SMfTH A nm.u, MOITUAIY Wll1Cl.WCHAl'll Mortuary• Cremeuona Flowef Shop 427 E 17th St Cott• Mes. M&-<4888 WI monms IMnt"I MOITUAaY 127 Main St. Hunt=:ech £•t•aedTa General Gets \,,. Things Do~ ..................... TWENTYNINE f>-'LMS· Manne Air R•erve Brt1 Gm Keaeetb W. w .. r wu hot under lhecollar aadeotJ1i11t beeauae\belt.mP9ratutehlt 117. Oft\. Wf'lr. of Ul22 Ill.YIM Drive. Santa Ana, iA •n commMd of UM IM.b MariM Amphlblou.t 8rl1adl!. wbieti II C!Odduct.lq I two Wffk Uvt nre fH~l.M at tM lhrioe Corpa Air Ground Combat Centtr hf"" nf' brtjade 11 com))OUCI of reserve air a nd around unll.J fro m tcro.1 the country EHLY IN Tff £ TaAJNING CYCLt:, lhe 1eneraJ wand~red Into a n open ahoo at tho ed&e of the cf'nU-r'• upedit1onuy &Jrfleld. where he found a reconnalaunce company tlown in from HawaU lo h&ke part In the operation. The reaerv11U , WEIR snapped to utlention H the genera.I eyed them . the ir combat s ear and parachutes. ''You've come lo Jump," he suggested. "How lonl( have you been waiting?•' "Two days. sir." was the young l1eulen· ant's prompt reply "Two days!" the g.-nerul uskcd in dis· belief. A mo m ent lutcr, another officer was ex· plaining th&t the pre· vlous day's j ump h<.td been cancelled because of heavy winds. Evacuation or heal casualties due to the fumance-like environment had tied up as· signed helicopte rs. "mERE'S A HELICOPTER RIGHT thert~ ... the general said, pointing to a CH·46 lransport that was just landing. "If these Marines came 2.000 miles lo jump, jump them." Thirty· five minutes later. the skies over the des· ert installation we re blossoming with parachutes. Less than an hour later, the gene ral, with his staff. was flyi ng over another section of the desert, tot;.illy barren e xcept for an occasional cactus or clum p or grcasewood. The general spotted two tracked vehicles standing alone in the sand lie or · d ercd h.as helicopter pilot to set down close to the vehicles MOMENTS LATER, THE GENERAL w as s urrounded by three s un -burned. sweating M artnes. Corporul S. H. Pe ters was a regular M urmc asslgnt'd to help in training. The others - Sergeant J .D. Sptmcer . Chesapeake. Va., and La nce Corp. D.A. Napier or Ne wport News, Va .. W('f(' CXpcn enctng their baptism jn the rigors Of desert training .• "What 'n • you doing out here e1lonc?" Gen Weir want(•d to know. 'We 're• hrokC' down, sir,·· one re plied .. flow Ion$? huvl• you been here'• .. "All night. s ir Som eone Wets suppohcd to have part!> out early th ts morning." Thrrc· was u pause ... And wc'rt> aooul out of water." THE GENERAL GLANCE D AT HIS wristwatch. It was nearly noon. 'Tll have your parts out here in an hour. if I have to bring them mysell," promised the general a lest pilot in civilian lifo. Then be added, "And I don 't th.ink l'll have to ·· "Weekend Ii berty goes this afternoon. sir," onP of the enlisted reservists said, envisioning the three-man crew spending the day driving the dis· ubled vehicles back to civilization. "And I'll do something about that, too," the ~t.>nt•ral declared. us he turned et nd s trode toward his h<>licoptcr. And he did. Ga s Saver 1901Olth:89.3 MPG CARMEL. Ind. < API Larry a nd Marle ne Fritz had a few prohlemi. when they drove lhe1r 1901 oJ>(!n <.11r Oldsmobile to f'loru1a The car'i. rear axlt· howiinlo( broke. a wheel bearing burned up and :i wire cuugbt fire. But the gasoline m1lcugf• 89 3 miles per gallon m ade the trip worth al. IN FACT, THE WHOLE J,lll.2·m ilc journey rec~um.'<1 only 18 gallons of fuel, they i-.ay T he total hall came to $16.18. "We both needed a vacation," said f''ntz. who owns a service station in this lndlanapoll:.1 suburb "We loved the car and it sounilf"d hke a lot or fun." F'ritz bought the old puddle Jumper from a friend about four months ago After replacing the engi ne. restoring the car and giving It a few test run11 on city streets, the newly wedded frltzc.11s, both 30, decided to drive it to Tampu, fo'la . THE COUPLE BECAME SO ATTACHF.D to the horseless carriage, that they brought It back with the m, even though it originally wn 11 i.l1tted to stay al a Tampa museum. ''We couldn't leave it." Fritz said. ''How can you leave something like that behlnd?"' Bilk Try Brings Term MARTINEZ <AP> -Self·confessed confidence man Andrew Spence waa aen~ced to thrff Ytlrt In atate prison for trying to bUJt an elderly Orinda woman out of her fortune. PV8UC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE NOTl(.a TO C•IOITl)ltS 'U"llllOa COVllT CW TMll SU .. lllllOtt COUllT 0, THI UATIOf'CM.J'°"NIA .. Ott STAH CW CAU~NIA 'Oa TM8 COUtfT't cw O.A#O• THll COUffTY CW OltAHOI! ............ ....A . ..,.,t l.\l•I• Of ''IEIOA LYMAN NOTl(ll 01' MIA•ING 0' 0.<H-'if'llTITIOft POtt "OllATI! OP WILL NOTICE IS HEltf8Y GIVEN lo-.. IA•o POil LITTllltS TllTAMIH <t.OllOf'\Oll .......... nefMofOK-"1 i'fAaY AHO POtl AUTttOallATIC* IMI 1 11 ~· ll•vlnq cl•lfftl ~'!ti TO AOMIHISTlll UM Ola THI! , ... w•d --.,. ,_,,.., lo II .. IMDl .. llNDUfT ADMIMISTllATIO. lhem, wtlll 11'9 ntUHM't -"°" "' <>' «STATIU ACT lltltOllATI CODI 1"9 olllt• o1 tl'9 ( .. '11 Of I,,_-•• ~II ffl l!T Sl!OI 1111.0 <O..M. 0t 10 11<·eWftl , ... ,.,. wlll\ E"•IP Of MARTIN L MC CVE. o-• the ll•<••i.¥¥ VOU<hen , lo IM un MAllTINLEOMCCUE.09<Hi.ed d••\IQn.O el BANK Of' "MERICA NOTICE IS HEREBY CIVEN IMI ..... 'IONA L rRUS T & SAVINO\ A~ CAROL SANFOllO ..... !Ueo he••tn • SOCIA T ION. •l•I M.tl<Arlhut BIYcl . pettllon 10< PrOO..I• 04 Wiii 1no lfl' I\ Sutt• 100. N<iwport lle<ttll. C•lllorni• w i n<• of L•lt." THIA,.,.nl••Y la lhe ~. wl'M<h ''the pl"'• ol l>U\ine\\ 0 , """''°""' -•or AulhO•ll•floo lo "o lhe und•"l9f"HI In •II mellon IM'rl•"" mlnhl•t undolr ,,,.. ll'CM11Pnottll All lnQ to ttwll "'t4'1"' Of \•IO df'CtO!int m1nl\tt1tt1on nt E\tat,.~ .Act tC)f'ob.ittf'lt within tour rrK~f'ttn 4u ,,, lhf' "'"'' C.odft \4'1 "'._..,qi,"''""'"<" to wtut h '' C>YUfiC•t1onof th1\nOti<.tt m•d .. to,''"''""'°'"'•• vi•''· ltfld tf'\At OAted July 11. lt7Q th.-hm,,. 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TAllY ANO FOii AUfHOltrUTION TO AOMINISTlll UNOER fHE IHOl!PfHOENT AOMIHISTllATIOH OF IS TATU ACT f,.llOllATE COOE $ti IT SEOI E\IM• ol OAISY '> Ntf C.V I °"'ea""' PUBLIC NOTICE NOfl(f I~ HFRfllV ColVEN lhAI CAROL S"NFORO hd•, 111.iJ "'"''"" FICTITIOUS llUSINESS P"t••ion tor PtQbl'tt,. .,-Will ... no ,0,11, NAME ~TATEMENT \Ultnt • Of l"1t .. ,, r .. \tAm,.nt•t 'f "''"""' """ fl)tlOw inq Of''\On I\ OOtnQ bU\1 (>t"tlU()n.,, antt fM AuthutllAhOn lo Act nf'\\ ,,~ mlru\let .-, ""' 1-P"'fW!"nl All NE Wr>ORI MOI Oll fL A','-;1( PUBLIC NOTICE rnin"''"'!Oll of F•,l•I•' ,.,, lf'•Oll~" l Tll 1\0 t••wpotl lll•O (o"" ------C.00• \'9 ,., """~· ,,..,,.,,.n•,. to """"n ;1 Mt"'"· l A ft1'171 FICTITIOUS IWSINE~\ maoe lor lurlll,., pottlltUIA"· '1ntj lh•I IAM•\ R ••'lo• I~)• P o n NAME STATEMENT I"" llm•-Pl.,.•<>IN>""n<1llw•\1tm• C••d•Q"n l>l•o<• t4•wport 8~•<n (" ',..,. t6'IO#ll'HJ ~r..on\ .,,,. d O•nQ ,.41 .. i)'!f"n \.f"'f 'Of Au(IU\I u •~14 ... 9'1tltl bu\tt'lfl'\\ ll't\ 10 00"' m . tn thf-ff')UflfOntn ot 0.p•tt f t.1•, bv"ttfWI\\ t\ (Oftdv<h"d DY 1tn ;n ROLL N WOOD. l Vitti• df' lvn•. m~n• f'4o J 01 "...t•d , uur t "'' 100 t •VI( o.,,,.Ou•t L•ountt Be«n. CA 916S1 (1'"n1,.,. Or•w> W('\t in '"" ( .,, o• S..-tl'lt• J11tfnlll\ A t100tt' Ronald Mut•r. 1'\ CM•• M .-\.t, Anli.CAHfMl'Mi• lh•\ ''"'~"'"''Wei\ fti"'1 with tM C.O•I• M•w .CA.,611 O"leO JulyH i.1• fount~ fir,. O' 0•""9t C.OUllly on July L<l"Y A Mnnatd ) v.,,. O• lEEA 8RAN(ll , .. ,,,. ~l .. 46) Pub"'~ Or.itnQI" (Gft\I D•••r Poor LUM L•-.ill<!<t<.n.C ... 9?01 County( ... •• Thi\ bu\1M\\ 1\ condut l4td bV " LI• OffK•., )UIV 11. Auq l . 10. II 1~7' 1'61 ,. hmiled. .. rtnl>rWP alCHAllOO. l'llAlliE -l!.,,.IO M<ller 4U• VM IC-Av• • S1• ,.~ flll\ \I.el-I wa• 111 .. 0 •llh tr.. New,.rt e..dl. Ce .,... <;bvl\4¥ C .. , .. OI Of-COUftly °"July T•I 111411'1•1* PUBLIC NOTICE 11 ... ,. Al .. , ... ., .... "'"''*'-' l'llltt> Pul>ll\""° 0"'"0" C.o.t\I O•••t Ptlet FICTITIOUS llUSINlU NAME STATEMENT Pul>llV..O °'-(O<l•I O••ly P1IOI, July >I. 11. AUCj J 1•,. )'40 '~ July lO 11. AUQ 1. 10. "" "''' ., OUALllY CUSTOM AUTO TlllM. UltO••-•A,CO!ll.eM4'w.CA '1•11 J•llr•1 ThOtnll J olln\IOll, 7Sll <>-•"9~ a A. Go.ie M9w. (.A ,,.,, Thi\""" ...... ,_..., bl' •11 ,,.. dl•IOU•I J9flrey n.on-~Ion Thi\ •l•l•,,_t WI\ lllecl w•lll tri. County (le•' ol OtMl99 '°""4'( Oii Jul'( ... 1•1• "" .. f'ublt\lwHt Ot-C:O.M 0 .. ly Piiot July ?O, 11. AUO J. 10. 1t7t Hoe It ------ PUBLIC NOTICE C141U "'·""" "C11nous •UllN•u MAME ITATaMINT T"• lollo•lnt pe1M111• ••• 001119 C>U\•n•u ~ KON" 11.L£ANt!llS, "1 hll ITlf\ s11 .. 1, C.0.11 Mtw, C•t1t0tlll• ttt61 011111 '1"111' "4NI· IOtU MoNoe O"u. 0ell•, 8tllhh (OIUll\bll, C,.notd• l(e11tl\•ll 'ldhu, IO'U Monro. Otl••· 0•11•. i•lllt l\ t;olumD••, , ........ fht\ _._,I• <-ltd DY If\ lft Olwllluel o.l 111 SI""' SIOl\U Thi\ ''"'...,."' ••• Ill.ct wllf\ Ille CIHlnly c .. o. et Ore1191 CAlvflty on Jut., "· 1t1• ••• , .... MUfUAL e•c•ow CO•P , .. ,~ .. .,-..... "' , ....... u .... •acrew _ ,.Ull·A PuDll•,,._, Orenot Coelt Oe<I'( Piiot, July 70. t1 -Miq l . 10. "1'1 111' 1' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOU' eUSINl!U NAME STATEMENT T ftf' IOllOwinq llCt<\Oft I\ -nQ bU\• M\\ .\ POP!. 1 P4c d "O<••n PtrCu\\•On Sfrrv1(ll'). t•O M•QrtOh" C.o>I• ~w. C..hlO•n•• .,,,, OC.url "'""""'""'" 1-0 ~9f'OI••. (Ml• M • .... (..oltlo<n.• '1t11 fhl\ """~' '' <onou<l9" b'(.,. on dl•IOu•I """ ~."""' .... Thi\ l tll-1 .... hlecl Wllll Ille C-ly Cl••k OI Or-Counh on July H . ,.,. 1''1~1 Publ",_, Or~ '°"'' 0.ty Piiot July H, Auo l. 10. 11 1tt• ?•Sl·/9 PUBLIC NOTICE Consolid•t•d Rep ort of Condition of "INTERNATIONAL TRUST CORPORATION" loc•t •d •t Newport Be•ch, Or•nCJe County, Catlfornfa 92663 as of close of business on June 30, 1979 B•nk No. 1062 Dollar Amounts In Thous.inds ASSETS CT PT COMB Cash and due from banks ........... -. 135 135 Obligations of States and pelltlcal subdivisions< Par Value> ISO 1so 300 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures and other assets representing bank premises (Incl. S ·O· capital leases> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2 (lnclUdlng S4,000 lntangiblesl . . . . TOTAL ASSETS ................. 150 LIABILITIES Other llabilltlcs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TOTAL LIABILITIES ........... . CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Common Stock (No. shares a uthorized 5.000 > CNo. shares outstanding 2,0001 Surplus Other assets 46 46 333 '83 92 92 200 60 Contra Costa CGunty Superior Court 'Juct1e Sam Hall sentenced Spence to two yean in prllon for ror,ery and added an additional year bocauae or • 'nor felony U't'ftt. -- --·---, . pence's wtfe, Jule, plead..s no eonteal to ,.CT1n:-,'T:,,1 .. 1tt TOTAL CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL 120 Retained earnings ...............•• 30 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .... 150 TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO 140 260 101 131 141 3'1 almllar charses 1temmua1 from the cue. ..._ "., • .,. •• , rl'::========-==:-1 ,.,. ,~---·~llu•I ....... Spanish Offered CAl(AD« D~VILO .. MtHf PllBUC NOTICE (OjlllltAHV, LfO, *' Mell Oftw. -------CMtaMMA.CA ..... fllCTJTfOUI ..,....... 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CA Pl T AL ACCOUNTS ............ 1 SO 333 '83 MEMORANDA Assets def)Mlltd with St•te Tre.surer to quallfy for eJCerclse of fJduclary powers <market v•lue> 132 138 270 Ttlt undersigned, Frank Edtlsteln, E•ecutlve Vlu Prffldtnt and Dennis W. Wootan. 'lflce PrHI· dtnt of ttlt •bove named trust COf'nJNnv. tach decl•m tot hlmMlf alone and not for ttlt other th•t the foreoe>l"9 statement Is certlf~ to bt true and correct to tht best of their knowlqe •nd bellef. Executed at Newport BeKh, C•llfomla. Frank Edtlsttln Exec. Vice Pretidtnt DtnnlsW. Wootan, Vkt PrnlOent Pubfllhtd Ori~ CcN11t 0.lly Pilot July 27, 1t7• 2a>79 CALIFORNIA I OBITUARIES Pl18UC NOTICE Junf' Ah•llttW}N (1,.r'i Of th• llo.drtJ ~ W{jlll•f VI \(H o1 Or ""9" < nvn• •. r" '' .. "'"'''fl 1sr AL I Pubh\.hfo<t Or1.n~1 (.0101 0 Atft P 1101 ~1101 '""1 OrdiftQ-' t..Od\l 0.tily Pilot Jvlv ." 1•rt II?' 1• 101 y ii, IUQ ?~t, N PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE REPORT OF CONDITION Consolidating domestic s ubs1diui.s of the Irvine Na· tlonal Bank of Irvine 1n the state of talifor.nla, at the close of business on June 30, 1979 published in respon!.e to call made by Comptroller of the Curren· cy, under title 12, united States COde, Se<tion 161 ; Charter number 16168·3, National Bank Re9ion Number 14 Statement of Resources and Liab11iti~ Thousands of Dollars ASSETS Cac;h dnd due from depository inst1 tut1on<, U.S Trl'ac;ury c;ecvr111~·s Obligations of olhPr U S Governmt•n• a9enc.1e-. and corPorat1on-. . Obligations of Sla tC's and pot111c.t1I subdivis ions 1n lhe Un1tl'd StctlP'> All othf"'r c.ecurl11r•c, ... Federal lunds \Old and c,Pcu r1t1P'> purchased undf'r c1Qrt'f'm('nt., to r{'c;Pll . Loan'>, lot,,l ll'xclud1nqunearnf'd 1nc.omt> . LessAllowancl" for possible loan 4,381 JS1 1. 194 1,2S4 77 ' 2,300 17,414 tossec; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1SO L o ans. I o t at I 1• x t I v d 1 n g unearned i n· com el... . . . ............• 17,474 Les s All o wan cP f o r pos s ibl e loan iosses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 1SO Loans. Nel . 17,2?4 Bank premises, turn1turc c1nd fi xlures. and other a'isets representing bank premises . . . . . . .... All other assets .. TOT AL ASSETS ........... . LIABILITIES Demand dePos1ts of ind1v1dua1s, partnership<,, and corpc, . Time and Sdvingc; deposits of indlvldu.11'>, partnerships, and ... 1,247 393 . . 28,421 11 ,699 corporations . . . . . . . .............. 11 ,054 Depositc; of United State<; Government 95 Deposits of States a nd Pol1licdl subdivision'> in the U.S. . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 Cerlifif>d and officers' checks . . . . . . . . . . 1,279 Total Oeoosils .. , . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • . • . • 2,,227 Total demand deposits ..................• 13 073 Totattimeandsavlngsdeposits ............ 11: 1S4 Inter est-bearing demand notes <note balances> le; sued to the U.S. Treasury and other liabilltlec; for borrowed money ••.••.• All other llablllties .. ... • . • • . . . . . . . . • . . . . . •.. TOT AL LIABI LI Tl ES <excluding 263 261 subordinated notes a nd debentures1 . . . . . . 24,7Sl MEMORANDA EQU ITY CAPITAL Common stock No sharesciuthorlzed . • . . . . . . . . . . . 760,000 No. shares outstanding . . ...... 649, 168 (par value>. . . . . . .. . . . ................ 1,623 Surplus..... . . . . . . . ................. 979 Undivided profit~ and r«~servc tor contlnQencles and other capital reserves . . . . . • . 1,068 TOT AL EQUITY CAPITAL . 3,670 TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO EQUITY CAPITAL .. Amounts outstanding es of report da te Standby letters of cred it, total ......• T lm,ecertiflcatesof deposit lnoonomlall denomlnatlon\of5100,000ormore .. Other time deposits In amounts ot $100,000 or more .................. . 28,421 • • 146 2.~ 100 Average tor 30 caltndar days <or calendar month> endlno with report date: Total deposit~ . . . . . . .......•..•.........•.• 24,311 1, Fereshteh Mc Nally, Assistant Cashier of the 1boYe-named bank do hereby declare that this Report of CCH1dltlons Is true and corr9Ct to the best of my knowledge and bellef. ~ereshteh McN11ly Asstst1nt C•Shler July 18, 1979 we, the undersigned directors att"t the corrtet. nest Of this statement of resources and 11.oflltles. We deeltre ttwt It ha. been Hamlned by UI, Ind to the best of our knowltdQe and btllef Is trut •nd c~ 1 By Directors PIUI E. Brandt LtonG. Ne1so11 JOftn Virtue Pubfllhed Or1nee Coast 0.lly Piiot, July 2!&..... 1 ,.,,. ~n · ·wtaeelers Baek Ga. Pinch Up• Sales of Cycles &AN n&ANC11CO CAP> -n.. .... ......, moeott1••· 09C!e ,.._ ....... • llWt more t.baD a dil re,utaW. 1U1llway lntuk>per rld4•• by 1an1 members In lea&Mr jetketa. l1 becomJn1 ~ tr.,..po11auoe. Aa ~ Calilornl• 1urwr ta'n wMe l•Mltne suppU .. be1aa to Uabtu abowed ln· er...-ol 10 ,.reeet to 30 per-eeat •la 1alea ot all al•n et motottyeAee, which cu aet 40 '° • mU. a 1allon. BUT alDING THE' two· wbee&ed vtlblca. 11 bardeo t.bln It loob. ·u depre11ln1 atatl.Uca. •ll•w . Reeof'd numbers or motoreyclilta are dyin& lo accl· du&a. maay of tbem ln their ftf'8t t .. monthl u riders. Altboulb police riaurea show ear drivers are orten to blame in tbe accldenta, the biker who aur- Ylvea a crub knows inside be blew the cardinal rule or safe cycl- iDI: Drive u ii nobody knows 1ou'rethere. But more and more bikers A RE· tbere. p o pularity a1 e ffi c ient, e<:ooomlul ~muter vJ!htcl • 80ME I .I MILLION r 1t1tel'ed atreet machine• ply American roads. ran11ln1 from 1m a ll jobl barely ltltii.1 on th fl l&bway1 to 100 bonepowt·r tourtn1 sianta NaUoowidc . Lhe Motorcycle lncluatry CoWlcil eatlma,t.es lher a re 7.9 rn!lllon motorcycles or ult kinds ln lhe coun&.ry -lnchj(hnu off road vehlcl •a that don't rt• quire regl»tratw n with :!O m1lllon ndera. The Bie Pour of tht1 lndW1try are Honda, Yamaha. Suzuki aod Kawa.sakJ. None would supply speclfic sales figures, but Ted Otto ot Yamaha said, gas worries had given the compaoy un unex- pected sales boost. ''WB BAD EXPECTED a slump in the market this year." Otto sai~. ''Sa1es were down from February through March and into .April. We were quite concerned. motorcycle mark.,t waa ln." be Hld. One e usy rider is Charin Stuart Jr., vice president for ad· vtrtlalna at Bank of America. W"armg a three-piece suit. at· tache c·ase strapped to tbe seat. Stuart 111 the image or commuter fl'l!&ll;'ct~bilJty "Bem'-the vice president of a bunk . It a not expected that you urrlvc e very m orning on a motorcycle," he i.aid. "I've re- ctHved some good-natured kld· ding over the years Now. with this KU 1utuat1on. they're not laugbmg anymore . rve become legitimate'" THE NEW GENERATION or road bikes is a rar cry from the oil dripping and ear-s plitting behemoths or the past. The new bikes are computer·engineered, clean and so quiet they can bare- ly be beard a few feet away. Currently a $1.S billion in· dustry lo this country, motorcycles are growing In "We reel that the gasoline crunch haa given us a 20 percent inc rease over the slump the They also were involved in the dea ths of 4,500 U.S. accident vie· tims last year, an increase or 10 percent from 1977. There were 14.8 fatalities ror 100 million motorcycle miles traveled , com· pa red with 3.4 fatalities for all 1 vchicl<.'s, same mileage. Having.a Ball in the Park A USC study of 900 motorcycle crashes a round Los Angeles showed: -MORE THAN HALF the cr ash victims were younger than 23. -More than half had under six months' e xpe rience with tbei r bikes. -About 92 percent taught them selves to ride and had no formal training. -Alcohol was involved ln 53 percent of the fatal accidents. -More lhan 40 percent of the accidents involved bike r mis- judgment in the "man·machlne rclations h.ip. ·• Machine failure accounted for 3 percent of the accide nts. Bad tires we re blamed for 10 percent. -Sixty percent of crash vie· lims wore no helmets. THERE ARE FEW schools for motorcyclists. Most dealerships teach only the rudiments or bik· ing, hand out advice about stay- ing clear or tram c for a wh.ile and leave the novice to his rate. One or the best motorcycling schools In the country -lbe Ca lifornia Highway Patrol course is closed to civilians. Officers come from around the nation to take the 10-day course. Sgt. John Glover said the wail· ing time for out-of ·state officers Is three years . G lover 's description or biking problems raced by highway of- fi cers parallels those conrronl· ang civaUans. "OUR MAIN CONCERN is new riders." he said. "They get into chas ing a speeder at higher speeds. and then they happen to look down and realize lhey are indicating quite h.i gh, and lhey A king-sized earth ba ll provides an a fter -Capistrano. The track 1:-. to keep it in the , noon of fun for a group of children <1t Am · a ir. buchl Elem e ntary Sc hool in San Juan Rock Group Faces Lawsuit LAFAYETTE. Ind. <AP> -A concert promoter says he's go- ine to sue the rock group Iron Butterfly for refusing to play a scheduled concert here. "We've been had. There are going to be some hassles." pro- moter Tom Rezek said. R EZEK SAID THE group booked itself to pl<Jy t wo con certs on the s ame day -Sunday iip-read Class Set Saddleback College is offering a lip-reading class for beginners that wilt be held in the Sad· dleback Valley Unified === School District 's con- rerence room. 2531 Dis· e n o Drive in Mission Viejo. -one at the Mars Theater in Lafayette and one al a Beloit. Was .. club. The group showed up in Lafayette but refu!;ed to play. he said. A band s pokesman said the group refused to play c.1 rt1·r Rezek negotiated a contr<1<·t with their manager for I(' .. .., money than originally had been agreed upon ATTORNEY THOMAS Eg- gleston said Rezek ·~ s uit. which will be filed in Tippecanoe Coun· t y Court . s eeks $25,000 in damages . Dan ll ;Jtc·h . man ag<'r of Sl'r~C'ant Pc·p1wr·..., Lounge tn Bc·lo1t. .... aid hl· plan.., l<t fill· JJ !>l'J.W rnll· 'oUll a~a ln'ot th1· hand to rc1·0H•r al lt·u...,l S:J.O(IU an ad· Vl'rll!>ln).! ft:l''o "''ame fact9! ~~Clip this coupon for103off. The course, wh.ich will cover lip-reading techni- ques and Ustening s kills, will be offered Tuesdays FREE CONSULTATION from 9:30 a.m . to noon ~ 642·8484 - When you do-it-yourself, you not only have fun, now you can save an additional 10% on quality frames guaranteed to re· ftect your pride and ours. OfF£R GOOD THRU 8/4/79. 15'51 GOlDlffWfST AT fOtHGH mp • ~MGTOH HACH. CA. '2'47 be ginning Aug. 28. -1120 Irvine Blvd. ... 'HOfff; Ha.7tOO F o r I n f o r m a ti o n , Newport BHch phone 831-2940, 495-1000 ~========~-=================== or 559-9300. Honored Dr . J ack E . Nur.~P ry .';pe<·ial FICUS BENJAMINA GLORIOSA DAISY ,., w1,.,._10 s t a r t t e n s i n g u p o n th e MOTORCYCLING EXECUTIVE AND MOUNT ba rs . Yo~ don 't want to ten~e Charles R. Stuart Jr. San Francisco Bank Vice P resident up at any lime. The bag thing as Engelha rdt of 4519 Camden Drive. Corona del Mar , will be named a fellow of t he American College of Radiology on Sept 19. ' __ __rc•lax1ng ·· ·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Arrest Record Provokes Claim. LIVERMORE <AP > -A mother of 10 and grandmothe r of six has filed a $1 bill.ion cla im against this city's government because a city councilman she opposes read her alleged arrest re- cord at a council meeting. Kay Parre. 41 , said she conside red the readjng by Councllman Ma rlin Ebert a slanderous slap in the race and says she doesn't know where he ob· talned supposedly confidential court records on her. Councilman Marlin Ebert, target or a recall effort by Mrs. Parre, called her a "convicted felon" at a counclJ meeting. Mrs. Parree s ays she served two years in prison for forging a welfa re check when she was 19. And she says she was placed on probation after working in an Oakland physician's oHice after lhe physician was convicted of selling am· phetamines and other drugs. Want Palm Trees? San Juan Has 'em City otricials are still seeldng a beoericlary for slx stately San Juan Capislrano palm trees elated for demollllon due to a street wtdeninl and parklns area conatrucUon project. CcM.mcilmen have voted to allow the frond· 1tudded .,_. to remain ln place ln front ol the La Golondrt.na Motel on Camino Caplatrano until COD' l&nletloD aee111ltat.ee tbelr 1'918oval. atJ public worb otncLala are Mft1B1 people latenetea ID relocaUn1 the treee within clt1 Umita at a eolt ol '1,000 per tree. I ESTATE SALE OF JEWELRY- CRYSTAL- PORCELAIN - BRONZES- CHINA- SILVER and mare. ·Lots of diamond rings and earrirl9$, gold chains, fine china and crystal, bronzes. some furni· ture, oils, chandeliers, brau l•mps, etc. Friday, S.twdey, andS...dey nights .. July 27, 28 and 29 Inspection of all merchandise Friday, Saturday, and Sunday 2-6 P.M. and 7 · 8 P.M. Something for everyone -from $1 .00 up. Free .cjmlssion. Bank of America, Master 'Charge, ctiecks, some terms available. newport gallerle• ltd. 2642 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA (714) 846-2200 CoNSIGtlsatTS ACCIP I ID '111. 5 PM Art L~lite · A11cU- Very j&.Y,~M~) effective i\ when grown in 0 container Oule!oor-sun or shoe!e Gracefully branching Perennial plant for tho sun Big. bole! blooms of yellow .. 1 orange or bronze Re~. ~~198 {!l!)J R~:~·98 •1"""1-·l!••""")• ~: I Florist Special I BOSTON FERN Lush, cool and green indoor fern. Since 1946 Hallislas Nursery -Florist 2140 Harbor llvd., Cotto Mesa lriliil~-M .......... J9ty 31, 1111 · wMlt..,,.. ..... ·, .. ., :· •' 'S BIG EYI T: ·1 FlllDAY'S PILOT I • • . . . ~ 7ft-Omnge County's # J .Bui.ck Beakrship- • • uick Ill . We're Out To M_ake This The Best Weekend Sale Ever By · Offering The Two Most Popular ·nuicks At~ Faritastic Savings! 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' . . ~ ·-. .. . ~--... . -. ·-- INSIDE: •Sports •Anni.anders • BUllMU •Horoecope ••• • Le&Atd of the Jilted 1Frenchman I I \_ -· He built a Victorian castle on Catalina Island for the woman he loved. By DENNIS McLt;LLAN Of Ille 0.11' f'I ... S~ff lt sits on the hill overlooki ng Avalon Harbor Jike some Victorian monarch surveying her realm below. The white fra me house with the red roof and cupola was built in 1889, and for nearly a century it has witnessed lbe changing tides of island life. · Next to the Caalno. the house ls Catalina's most fammar landma rk. But like most things of great age, the Vic· torian house oo lhe hill is shrouded io myths and legends as colorful as lhe Island Itself. So goos the legend: Pet.er Gano, a Frenchman, bwlt the house as an inducement to lure his Pasadena Hance to the island. The Tetired civil engineer spent months building the three-story home ~arly s1"ngle-handedly SUPPLJES FROM THE mainland were brought over aboard his yacht and loaded onto a cart on a cable track that went up the side of the sleep cliff. Just as this was a labor or love for the old Frenchman, so too. apparenUy,.was it a labor or love for Mercury, his blmd, retired circus horse · Sex, Drugs, Smoking: H.E.A.V.Y. To pies By IOEL C. DON 6t .. INll• ...... S4Mt Jennifer Kidd ll worded. Sbe doeln't want. ber ll·year-old dauabt.er, Jesalca, &o learn about sex ln the streets. So lbe zestfully picked up brochures and pamphletl on sex and pregnancy at a health education display van· parked at the bue of the 'Newport Pier Tuesday. Although Ma. Kidd, 30, of Rivenide bas a number ot nurai.aa books, abe said the health dllplay materiala would .. be a lot more interest· lnl tban m.y boob." Called ILS.A.V.Y. '71 <Health Education Vu f« Youth), the bea\th education project is •fODIONd by vutoua health •twlel inchadlnc &M Amerte.-Red Cn., Oraqe County Mental HeaD AmodeUoa, American Cancer Society, Orull ~ Department of Publle Health. ..................... Birtb CGa&rol IBIUtute. _... A•r'•• Lm1 Aaoetatio9 atar.... eoun. Q9 till a. Crtlll Ne&won Unit and the r .... Cllllle., Oi'mle ca.tr. A..., AT LOCAL beac ..... e.eo..,.ra, tM llelD d6lplay wtll be Mt "'-at ~· Onllll ~ ,.,..... loeadaal uaroaca 1u11 ... A--.. 'l1lll II tbe tbird aammer tb8t llealtll educa· uaa Ml belD broQbt to tbe Dul>lle, aecontlal to Tm G1H 1, ....._alll.S.A.V.Y. 'tf _. • ,.... .... Clffteer W'ltb tbl Amerte• LuDc .......... ,,.. ····~of brtaliDl,a.llla ........ to .._.._1t ..... a .. ,..,. ..... .. Onw o.tr .... 0......-.. ~ 8.S.A.V.Y. '1•. TM projtet .,.. up . ··-· ·~.-........ \ The horse. standing on top of the cuff. would await his m aster 's command, then walk down the other side, pulUng the cargo-lumher and heavy rocks for the first floor exterior-to the top. But even before the Frenchman could com- plete bis honeymoon house, the betrothal bubble In 1964 the house was nearly destroyed by a fire that started on the roof and spread to the cupola. burst: His mainland inamorat a had tied the knot with someone else. The jilted Frenchman s pent the rem aining years of his life hving alone in his Victorian c<.1~ llc. SO DISILLUSIONED WAS HE that he never alJowed a fema le to set foot in his houi>e. A si~n posted outside warned: "No Women ... That's the legend. aaa.ID Jut year a1 a cooperative effort of the local bealtb a1encles. TraveUnc ln a van donated by tbe American Red ere.. tbe bealtb display bu tabl• Ht up wttb bllormatlon on smoldJll, tu educaUon, fasnilr plemtn1, dru1 abUM and DuUiUon. GSDDD MID TBS ~ay la directed at IJ-to S.,.ar-oldl becaUM 'tbat IJ'OUP needs t.M IDGlt amomt of aw.,... and bu the leut amoa9l of tmowledce to .. au to tbemNl"'· ..... '-81teDt tbat t.-baTt. place to , .. ··Then· ar<' !to muny s tories." !><1ys Catalm<.i hi storian Patr1c1a Anne Moore. "Stones JUSl grow up and one thing gets repeated over and over again. "Sometimes they have lJtUe basts in ract. •· Mrs. Moore, Catahna Museum curator and Catalina Museum Society president, has at- tempted to separate the fact and fancy s ur· rounding Peter Gano's house. Was the old Frenchman really jilted? "That seems to be a legend," says Mrs Moore. "I haven 't been able to confirm 1t. One of the old-timers in town says that Peter Ga no told him that he didn't know how the story got started." As for Gano·s "No Women" edict. Mrs Moore apparently has laid 1t to rest "A NUMBER OF OLDER LADIES re member visiting him there." she says with a sm ile'. A still existing sign on the front nr the house proclaims : "Look Out Cot." The res1 · dents speculate that Gano ran out of s pace for the full word. Cottage . But considering he was an engineer. sar . ;\l r-.. Moon.•. "that docsn 'l make sense to me " /\s for c:ann himself. she <;ays , the name I" tum to lt they do have a problem," Geddes added. Bathing suit-clad teens were encouraaed to take abort q"1uea ln each health area. After completlnt tbe health knowledce quil, eaeb teen was tlven a ratne Ucket to wln prizes donated by toealmercbantl. The IDOlt popular table of tbe daJ wa1 the drut abUM dlaplay which featured f acslmlles of pracUcally every W.taJ druc UMd today . ''TIMre'a tbl 1nate1t leek ot knowledce and no talk about drqa, ·• GeddM DCMd . l''rench. ··hut hl· m1gM IHJvc h(:Pn ~1.1,1s~. I rr;i lly don't know · · Accordtng to one history book, Gano 1~ !.a1rl lo h ave been a prominent civil engineer who ca m e to California m 1880 from SL Paul. Minn. Mrs. Moore says G<tno had been visiting the island since 1885 ... Pasadena sort of considered Catalana it's sum mer home." she says . WHEN GANO DECIDED to build h1 ~ house-it's one of Catalina's first residences -in 1888. he paid island owner George Shatto S.'>Olt ror the large lot. And although Gano did much or the work. building it, he apparently re<:eived some help rrom islanders. Mrs . Moore notes that Gano hart a hand-powered lathe a nd did all the fancy woodwork In 1918 c;ano, in failing health. sol<I th<' pro perty and returned to Pasadena 111• d1 l·d m 1925. M rs Moorr has not bt•en dhlt· lo 11c.ick down Gano's age Th<' new owner of lhf' hou-.t· wa., th<' .Joshu:• <;1ddmgs family. which ownl·. Smith DllRlfltG Tift. GIDOJ M;~ m~1wr-.h1p . th• hou!.<' was rluhhcd lht· llrllly 11111 llou-." Mrs. Moon· ha., two thf'OrH·s "xplamini.: that IS"" 1.1-:Gfo:'\ U. l'aJW IU1 \ Health education is brought to local beaches in the form of displays, brochures and games. "They have a lot of curioalty about dnqs. They want to know more or what '1 new." said Unda ~ke, a mental health worker who manned the d.rul abuse display. Sbe aald teen-a1ers were moet lnteretted in PCP. a druc whlcb can Induce p1yebotic behavior . THE TEENS WEaE curious to rind out 11 the drup on diaplaJ were real. "We ukecl the police lf we could uae a real <See 8.£.A.V.~ .• Pap Ba> ....... -..._t ____ ...... __ .... ~~· .... ----- • ) . ! ... .. ,. ,,. . ....,,, ...... HOROSCOPE ( ] Pl19UC NOl'ICE -----------PICT1TIOUI •UllMUI PICTITIWI •UllMH• NAMa ITAT•M8MT MAMe ITAT .... WY fl•• fOfl-1"9 ~f\Ofll ••• CIOlnt flle fOll-lftt jlefMft k ... ftt "'*° IMllineu n ,.." H fH( A•SOLUfl LY HATUltAL All COL PAOPE1tT1rs. I.TO. POOO \JORE. fW (•Ill••°''"•·,..., lvv Gl<t,.,,Orl,..,L..,_Mieu.t, HW!fl,...... -..U., (•1119'n•• •,..1 C•lllt•rwe ti•" MTUaDAY,ltJLY• LllJaA CSept. 23·0 ct. 22): If o.ril M lt•l-d mu Hutll H..,,, F W••-.,., ,.,, o ..... l""'I aJ dou 1..-Yllleot ~ ... lfl#Oll ... 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PllHef l'IO natJwa n1ure SCORPIO fOct. 23·Nov. 21): J oy ' ,.,_ --- •proaal8mtly -IO does tbe number 7. replaces gloom at bomebaae. Ex_press Pu'"""""~ ... GM" 0.11.-PIM!, PUBLIC NOTICE YouwtUPinvaluablelasilbta. 1ratltude to one who he lps make wish 111100·11 -Me.'·10· ,.,, ,,,..,. _ -------_ TAtJaus tApr. 20-May 20>: come true. Rom ance, friendship.·--------· ---o.~~~~c is HeRuv oiveN•o ... Baraseope Ptraooal ma1aetlsm Is much In fulfillment are major part of personal P UBLIC NOTICE ('""""of ,,..-... _,_ __ ,.. e.tclnce. lltmta.r ol opposite sex scenario. Money picture La brt• .. ter · -· ----1"•1 •11 -~ -'"" <1.i.rii ...... ,, I Jfl II .. , • NOTICE INVlfllfO llOI , ... Wiel dK-..i .,.. r-"" te Ille pay1 you 1 ID cant comp ment. too. MJ)te intelligent CODCeMloa to a1oorr MHO 0 1 ''-'·••1t11Mne<m«y-,c-1,1n Populari~r.oom• u you prove a ma-family me mber. NOTlcr ,., Ht r>r1w 01veH 1tw1 1,.. 0111oo1 .,.. ,1.,w .. ti......,...., Jo = t of t t -..a f 8 G 8 •lff ,,,_h ..... 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Streaa quality. ln· ti on to make room for yourself at top. i-•• •. '" "'~ .... .,..... _. ::1ti ~"' .,,.. ,,.. ""' ..:.1e-1011 Travel .in Space ·~ .IOEIJ C. DON o. .. o.11 ............ 'Thi& huge spaceship las cbse to 2, 000 peo- ,. •board It. , lue led popula r inte rest in U FO f>henomena and extra terrestrial re- search. Rev. Montcll 's story is of alien world utopias and forewarnings of i mpending disaster on Earth 1f mankind continues to wage war and develop nuclear weapons. SHE SPOKE THIS week ,in a Costa Mesa lecture hall at a lecture sponsored by the Psynetics Research and Education Foundation, an Orange County group which supports educa· lion in m e taphysics and parapsychology. Her story began with her deep laacination for space and her desire to travel throughout the universe. Rev. Moot.ell, who said she is a psychic and received her~ ordination from Church or Tzaddl tn Garden Grove. was meditating nightly about six months ago. Then one night she said she re· ce ived a message from an .-xtra· terrestrial being named Oso. whose spaceship was in a tight orbit around Mars. While in a trance·likc state, the S2·yea.r-old Costa Mesa resident said s he could visit alien beings in other worlds. Although It was an out-of· body experience. she said "the more I traveled. the more I felt like a solid thing." Rev Mont.ell painted a picture of Oso 's utopian world. Although she couldn't pronounce the na me of OSo's home planet. she said it means "The Pearl" because its s un is much whiter than our own. OSO'S SPACESHIP has been in or- bit near the Earth for about 20 years, and he is about 300 years old, she said. Normal lifespan for beings on Oso's planet is about 500 years, but they also believe in reincarnation. Rev. Montell described Oso as a tall. slender male with no hair. He had a slightly larger head and large egg-shaped eyes. And the people from his world always wear skin- tight lavender space suits. ''This huge spaceship has close to 2.000 people aboard It." she told her audience "They travel u mls· alonaries and as helpers to others who need help "He took me on a trip around the ship. I thought it would look like Star WaraorClose Encounters, butnolhlna looked like those ships at all," Rev. Mont.ell said. THE £XTRATEKRE8TalAL8 are watching closely over the Earth, she saJd, and have computers thal "can pick up vibrations from eaeb person if they want to." S be said Olo contact.eel her becaUM t.e1rlt.y. New contact -and love -are Pisces, VlflO penona play lmportQl : ~1:.:i.: fft;'; ~.~:~::.! "· "'' (), ..S.e •9 hwW1Uf tn•-r-t •be .. _ .... _ ht1hlighted. Leo, Aquariua naUvea ~s. ' ,, ""·'" ... ~II nem Jtt--0 .... ,. RI .. _ ~.... ..... U'lll. fl•ureprominently. c••••':JN (~ ~·c:e.::·)· Ct , ... !'1 "··~~~ .... ~·~ . M..r11lwotflwWlllff veloped in apace travel. ,. ,. -. •• • • • •....:a t., 1111 ... ~, !,' ,,. ......... ...-o-.... 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PVBUC NOTICE hrre• ... ,..,_,, eblldren "Rev MontellooalelMhd 1••••111!!~····················~·-----Put>i•.-°'-c.o.tt o. 11 v "'1<> 1 ' • • NOllCi TO Ci t 01 TOlll' lul t I I, )0, 1/ .-14 AllQ >.!tit :it~ 1' "NO cblldren are MIMdect UHi "'9USY s--~ \UPfllllOlt COVIil o~ THW pushed out like we see today con '"'111'""TS \UT(0,.,.~,,0AH1•~0• Earth )." ARE GOOD STUDENTS" THl <.o~~': ~lf•Hc.t "10 ,,,00,s eu\•HC\\ PUBLIC NOTICE Rev, Montell. who was raised in 1 · ,, • • .. t •r L • ••u• HAM• \TAH MEHr Oen mark. said the alien beings work Fall Term •':.~ ;•, 't ,·, :;;i111 11, c.• "L" , . 1,.r "' ~~·, ' "·~"" '"' ·" · '"'""l ""'1 only four hours a day and enjoy Beolns S.pl 15 .... , ••.. "' ,,, ·•O<>•• n.,.., .. , ,I• '"'~"' ""' "' ' .. f#M• .. ., .. "'"" ) ~·v recreational ;,ictivities which include College Prepa ratory ..... '11 , ... ,., .. "·'""''" ',. ••• o•n\I P., ..... ··n " ..... r" '•11 •• In.• .r.+Oll•t•!h'•'•t•• r•nut•ll l·1l1il• N ,,,,, 1-1 .,,.,.,,., f tl ,t tMn-,1 , an a muscmcnt park type ride and & and General Courses '"' '" .. "' , .•. ·• · · , .. , •. ,. •· • .. '" , ., .... '"" • , A'""" gra valy·frcc basketball gtJme. SO YEARS ::;,,.~··;~,:.;~ ~'; ,',:,.~:. ':' ,:~·,t~'~: .. ·_;.:~ 0.~.~·~,.~'·nt-•.·· '' '•inttV' , .. d n, .. ,, '" She said, however, that Oso·s 1n .. ""' .. ~,, •. ,.,,, .... ,,, '"" .,n w .. ,..-w .. ,,. .... home planet would be "dull" t-0 us IN ARIZONA """'"n.,1 •• "10 1 ~ ' ''~1·"'·'" '"'' •1~··....ln• "d' 1'1"" "''" '"' .. --ADMISSIONS----... .._,.nu,. 0 ,dn(lf' (,.I f ,,, •• ''~'" rn"''"''ltrr•~Ordf'\QP.'C.OunhunJul• because "lhCrC are no bright COIOrS." wn.rn , , I~'"'"' 'll DU\!""" fJ' I~ H l•I'' The thrust of her lccturt: was that REPRESENTATIVE Oso and his JX.--Ople are worried about our future "THEY ARE AFRAID that we might destroy ounelves with atomic power," she said. Rev. Mont.ell pre- The p eople from Oso 's world wear skin-tight lavender space suits. MAS. RUTH YOUNG ... et the NEWPORT BEACH SHERATON, THURS., FRI. & SAT., JULY 26·28 for lntorma· tlon or BROCHURE PLEASE CALL: 714-833-0570 und«r\tQ,...d ,,, ttll """"'''' Cll''ld1n1n1 f1, lntt • ·.1(11 ... ot ~·o n••' • nti,,t N1th1n tour rnonrrt\ •tltor ff)! flt I µ1,Uftt ~M,;n nt t"I\ noitCIP 0.1.., Jun<t IJ, 10~ Jv1i. ~· ..,,o .•n• n PUBLIC NOTICE llCTlflOUS 8U\IHEn NA.ME STATf MfNl r~. iot•-onQ ow_, "-rov 11u" ne\\ o, ( \r CON~ULlANT OE StGN t •Hutt 1 n• '' "" ~,.. n..;tntd Owt...c:J .. "t <;COJI OE C WOOD\£ WILLI AM J LIVINGSTON •ot E °'""""" .. ,..,.,. Or•nt•. C..1ilon1I• .,...,, ,.11.,,.." lot' E ,.,...,1,, 1 1• 11• C 4\hlld, M••••Oll v 1 .. 10. CA t?•<tl Put>lll.hedOr_. Coo\! 0•"• Piiot (h••IH !> (ft•"'O<trl••n. 2"16 Julv )0 U ....0 A.,q l 10 .. ,, 11•1 /0 C•"lllle Ml"'°" Vk!to (A '2b" Thi \ t:>v\tl'\f'\'\ ., (Of'ICh~fH) b~ ""'.,, P UBLIC NOTICE d•••Ov••,,...,.~ \ Cf\.tmbert••n BOARDING GRADES 3-12 ~ t•• ------------Tftl\ \IAI-• ........ .,., """ .... t. "ICflTIOUI eUSIHEU (Ounly {. .. r~ 01 ()f-CAunlYOft July Remedial Reading & Math , , NAME nAn:MEH' 1. 1m • "" touow1nq per\O,,, "'~ tJ01no F11t1lt diets that in the ne xt 20 years the Art • Mus ic • Drama '""'....... P1111h\fle<I 0r_,.. CM•• o .. 11y P1101 world Wlll experience great earth· Fully Accredited• Smell Clnsea •Co-Ed• Excetleftt Steff o •• C..'0\~~;~;:~~y~u:~~~ .. .'~1 ~"1t~!·'°-·-21·~" ---~\1.!.~ quakes and major chang~s in the E 1 1 "''''°'"1•mo• PUBUC NOTICE aphy Of the Continents lntematlonalty Known • Weekend Travel • xten1tveActlv t et c11er1., ""'"" K•• ... , J• • •<i0so geogr . 'o""'• 110 •o• • h 110 .. ••no . -rierlT1ous auiiNiSi--1 ney have 80 many things t.o ii Ve Ht•Qnf\, C,.lllorn•• qlfoll NAME SlATEMElff us. but we can't comprehend it all," All Sport.a Incl. Aiding, RltlefY, Soccer. Skiing, Tennie •1.,.,. e.trkter '>l•o"o noo D••1on '"~ 1011ow1n11 oe•\O"' ··~ 001"9 Sh CO l d d L•M , MonlrO'M!. C..111orn18 ~1010 OUiJne\\"\ e dn ehn c 1·d HfNRY c. WICK, YALE II.A .. DIRECTOR. Bo• 1511, ~.AZ "252 '"" ""'',,."' " <Oftdwcttt0 11Y • o Ev Ft o P"" e H' w Es ' An , s e sa • they've come here to , • _ ................ __. ~,..··1~,,.rv-10 1HvE<t rMEN' 1ow11. ,,. w w .. teach us to gel over our color barriers. Tet. I02-.,...7731 / Te-x: -,._ -O..r1t1. P K•1"'' 1' !.1ree1. co.i. Mo!w, c .. ,,.,.,.,. m11 '"" ,,_......,I ... , Ill.., wlln 1119 fdw•rd W '/Hin, 1)1) I: &.Ibo.I .. Maybe we au have to intermarry . Countv Cleo OI 0r•"91 County on JUlf 81vd l:t•I-C41tlornl• .,.., so we all tum into a tan color." 11• "" c. M Ponhou•. tMl' ~..,,...,1. S ----------------------------------'''-A~•~~w-~c··--~' he said she has seen other worlde Puci11"'""~.,,~ CAt." 0 •• 1, P1101. '"" ou.,,,. .. " <011a11<1e<t 11,. during her space travels. Some are In J111Y u. 20· 11 ~ •119. >. '''' 1••~·" o•M••• P¥1ne•\lo<P th S . -f w v ... ,, e" toneAge"whileotheraaremore PUBUC NOTICE '"" ''~'~"""'' wa• "'" .. 1111 1i.e adv,anced than OUrplanel. ------<ounly ,,_,,.of 01.,,00 CountyonJutv There are inte rplanetary wars be· NOT1CEToc1teo1rou 1 "" F 1t•m Ing waged far from Oso's planet, she SUPEltlOA COUAT OF THE Pullll\flo,(I ~-C.0.il 0.11, Piiot said. In other worlds, she noted, the s;:~~~~1~~=~-..~~· N 1r• iJ,10.71•1•" uo2-1t inhabitants have turned to drugs. "°·A,,_ P UBLIC NOTICE "They are going to help us so that Pi~~~~.~~~~~H Elll•BETH --·-.. we don't have to be primitive again... NOT ICE IS HEREBY OtVEH 10""' FICTITIOUI •Ulllf8U crttOllOHOl lt'9 _.....,. ,,......, O<r<.O,.nl lfAME STATl!MlllfT MANY OF oso•s PEOPLE live among us, bJdden by projecting a human Image, she said. "You might pass someone In the hallways and feel something dilferent; this could be one of them," she a aid. The audience wu s ilent throu&b<>ut the lecture. Many of their quesUom renected the feellnc: "How can I contact these belnp too?" Then one man aaked. "Do you suspect any are in this bulldln& walkin1 around?" .. or course," R e v . Montell quipped, "I was kind of bopln1 that be < Oso > would ahow up tonlpt." Rev. Montell 1Ull travels throuab apace wtth her extraterrestrial friend.a. and plans to write a book about her encounten with Oso and ht• planet. But she said she doesn't take the trip• on week nl&bta. onl1 on weekends. Durln& the week. abo explalned. "I'm too Ured."' ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER FASHIONS l"•I •II pe"°"' ... VlftQ < ld•M\ -0•'"" Tl•• IOll-lftQ i-r\Oll I\ 00t"9 !Mlll t"4 Wtd dlt<eo.ni •re teQ'61ted lo lllf' M\\ !It\ l,_M,•1lll lNMO\\drvvoucner>,1n Fll lAll TUCK..,, 110 .. 8••<11 ,,,. 01110 of the cteo 01 Ille •OO•• •" 81vd. Hll"1•nQ10ft Be.K~. C• .,.., 11111K1 courl, "' 10 P11..-.1 '"*"'· """" Cleo AN'! y,.,,1, .. 1 Port•-ci. Ille nect\W•Y vouclleo, to Ille un c1e, Hunll"91on 911.cll, C. 9'MI cl•"IQn<HI ., e .... of ........ ,. H•·, '"'' lllAIMU ll <-IH""' ...... llon•I l"'11 & '>avlftV' Auoc . IJ H• Cllvldu•t tloft•I B•nklnQ A•~ltllon, •I., (ltlOAM ,,..,, M•cA•l"ll' 81vd , Su•I' 100. Alln '"" \ltl~I wt\ liltd •1111 It-. Tru\I O.i»rtm.ftl, Ht•C>Orl Be•C" tou11ly Clerk OI Or-c-••on Jiiiy C•l1for,.1• t?..O Ttl•ploOne 111•1 J, ltft 1•• •J6l. Wlll<ll ll tlls Pl>Kt Of t>utineu P1111zt o1 I ... .......,MQlllSCI lft •II ,.,.11 .. , P<" P11bll\Nd ~-GMtl o.lly Piiot lelnlnQ 10 ,,. e1tele ot w•cl deod~nl July•. IJ, 10, ,,, tm JS:l).Tt •lthln tour month\ after th• '"'' - - ----------·· pyllllt•llon Of'"'' nollt• 0•1.0 July 10 ... ,. PUBLIC NOTICE BM>•OIA....,,tu -----·------Het"""'I Tru\I lt.-0 & s.tv•"ll\ PICTITIOU• •UStMeU E •KUIOt ol Ille Wiii 01 MAMll ITAT•M•lfT '""-.Ve,......., O•<ttOMI T "• IOllOWrllQ !Mlr\Oftl ••• dOlftO Ole1111M.A....-.1-b"'"'~"o OILLllf,SCIOTTAALf'EltlT81M ~POAT ... EMPO lt lU M. !SOii U6S ...,_. a1..-.. M• 400, Eew.,dl $trffl, H""llnvton 8H<ll, ..... , ..... CA-. CA '1U I Tef UUI ~ Slepllen A"'llrOH HI<~\, 3)41 A-yt IW aUQltw JUMlft (IH .. , Se•I 8e<Kll, (A '11140 PllOll"*I Or-Cout O•llY PllOt, 8••" o.I'°" -11•. 11011 Htrl:ICW ~~,V-A.4 l,1~~ ~;!. .. llllftl, -·--IHdl, (A I PtJBUC NOTICE '"" ._,,. .. 11 <...WC .... , • ..,_,.I -'ntnttlp, Sl'""'9ftA.HIOt PICTITIOUI au1tM8ll Tlllt 1l9lemsnl WM lllM "'"" tto. NAMa ITAT•M•MT Covl'llY C .. ,. Of 0r9flt' C-y on Tll• tollO'#lft11 119r1..-1 ere dol119 J-2', tm. '"'" ... ".. "",... MULLIGAN MA GOO'S, St01 CMAaLUL. M. .. C,, •• 'i\il"9aeftt <iFtteial S~loqp 1/2 OFF ORIGINAL PRICE w-r . ...,...~ '"'11. CA '2Mt *' 1 • ....,..,... ..,..,, •ett Mull lo•ll M•o•O'I Lid. I • Lft ........ CA .... c:.tlf>tnll• (,,,_.,..,.,, M02 w-. ,._,_ °' .... c...e Deity"''°' H11l'ltlll9'0118M<ll, CA 9'MI J11ty •• 12, :IO. 2', 1m 2,_lt lll" llllSIMU " <Olldll<IM !rt • <Ot• - -- ---- _., .... MULLIGAN MAGOO'S L TO. P\llJUC NOTICE -~, Non-Surgical FaceUlt Erase Unea ud wrinkles wltboat 111r1ery .,lb~ ----------""' ll...,._ _.. 11..--.. ltOTICll TOClt8DITOlll C-IY C1ett1 ef Or .... C-Cy.,. J111Y IUP81U08t COUltT Of' TMa J tm ITATllOflCAUf'OttMIA St rt J I 27 ' ' l'Uttl1 POttTMaCOUlfTYOPH..,.._ a S U Y .... , ..... Or .... C:... o.llY ...... MO ••. _. ~-o. u.-.11. t'" ,..,. ..l•I• ot 11t•N• a1.11Ael!n• r ---------... =~~~~ ... tltEMI I . "UIMl.1.. rtJIJLIC NOTICE NOTIC• IS HlltHV OIVIN .. Ille I 1st Treatment $10 I --"-.-,~·..-;:..-.... -.-.. ~-oo.i-..... , !::.:'t::=...=1-!::.~ I & Analysis I o .. uu o, "*"'· •• "' .... ftK_., -Mn. ... • Newport Beech 15 Feshlon hi and P1CT1T10U1 •u1tMH1 .. .,... 111e eftlc•., ""'ctent .. ._....,. - ... ... , .............. _ .... ,,_ -'"'" ~1 • ., ............... """ ---------··--------------------------------~~----,~~~~~~·-~-~..... H-• ••'9Md 41t llW •-effla .. L0..0 a. . . . .. . .. .......... __ l ... -----------------------------------t 0 AT aw A., c e"'' I!" A' JAHULllCI. ,,. Hertler • ..,,..., Suite IOCIA TIS, L YO., 161U Mlll~lle tlO, C•tl• .... c.t,_"4e tt•t•. •-, IMM, CllHerlti• '211J #lllCll i. .. .,._. .......... tllO ,. ·-···-......... Tiie 'ldltleul ..,.._. H-,.. .,....,..,.,._. Ill ell tMfttn ~ ,.,.,... .............. "' °' .................. ~ wlllllll c-ty•llJIDI ... It,""· ...., ............... ..,,."'*ICM"" COMIOLIOAYIO AMllt lCAN otlllltl'ftic., ""°""'"' "'· OIMf' .. ~~-. 001-J_ .. "" 1'1H Mtlllh11 An1111t, ltvln•, A"""'i.~lfttN c.t...,..,.,IJ ·---...... .... '"'' ....... -~ ., • .. ....... M!Nf °""9111 ,..................... " .......... . CMml ...... MwkMI ........ ..... """"""Ill ..... 1t1 "'~=-Cllll--.tA-...... .. ... 1 • ....-""'* • .......,...,.....,_ ••••• ~It* Or~ CM•f DtfOy Piiot, """"'""' Ol'lll9t C.... Oell't Piiot, NIY ti, al, f1 ..i A14 ,, 1'1' '"°'" J11ty •· U, 20, t1, ,.,. U.1' .... ........ -..... • • f ...... • • ' . II .. • ' • ~ • Get the Picture? D&Aa AH'N LANDSU: I tlt!O J wlll le ..... If I ID IO _. IDON ~·1 Pl'Olram ....,. ....... r pal'eM ,_. up wit.II hit eam .. _. n... olf a naa!abulb ...._ = an IDOf'W. rtna ol 1U. 't'1 .. to u.e IWt ol ..... •udl-~ .... , den't UMy .......... tUl • .. _., l900CI r. ""to etpt fe.t on., ...... a.era bo U.1 lilra ••11 UW.k OMdr ......... up I W~ .... hom I d.iltute ot•flllt? 1...,. ... a aut dlltW'b a Ven CUbura eon cert• laltrlodMID by 1111.na on a 1erie1 ot nuh ......_ wltb hll lllU• lnat.amatJc. I cOftl 11 I aid .-·a lat ol aaU.factJoo at the look of dlaap. DOlatm.al • hll 1tupld face wbea he aaw the bluk s"ctw. and rnUaed b.ll naab didn't maktlt. Pleue. Ann. toll the dummies wbo 10 to public alfaJra to Leave lbe pbolo1raphy lo the proleulonala ~nd nve th~ir umat.cur effort11 ror family reunions ALMA, MICHl(iAN READER DEAR ALllA: Tbank you ror uylog ............ , He4led to ~ Hkl. I've llMI P"· pie wallL .. dw fl'Gllt al aa atMU&orlam to &alee fiH' pktlU'etl of lite apeaker. It's DO\ OGly rude b•t cu be ex&reraely dlscoaetirtia&. I bope tb~ &tdlty .es &et 'l'RIS pldutt. DEAR ANN LANDERS· A while ba<'k I read lnyourcolumn the following word:s · "H's up bill llfeforl8·wheeler wife." I'm married to one of those types only I 'm not a truc ke r 's wife. I'm u trucke r ':. hus ba nd! Life plays funny lnc ks hut I still c·an'l figure out how my wife ended up dnvmg un 18-wheeler and I turned out to be a ha1rdrc1>sl'r <We arc both slrl!ight, in case you ure getting a ny funny ideas. l When my "liberated " doll gets hom<' I wish she'd forget about selling u track re<:ord for a 33-hour round-lnp to Texas. But she loves her •• .Legend (From Page 81) sobrique. One is that il was an abbreviation of Mrs. Giddings' maiden n<.ime, llolhngsworth. T he other is that 1t was an:.p1rcd by the holl y trees that g rew o n the hill "Thul's the best I can do on th11l," i.t•Y'> M rs. Moore, sm iling. "You l'un 11cc the kind of trouble I ge t into:" Jn 1964 the house w1.1 s nc;.irly dcstroyrd liy u fire that slC:trtcd on tht· roof and s prcC:td lo th<: cupola. The house was s aved, hut the c·upola was consumcd. lllatcr wa:. rcbuilllo 1ls former glory About eight year:. ago the point of land 1n fro nt of the house was cul back a nd a cem ent reta ining wall was erected to make way for a l'nndominium But plans for the propost:d condominium at lhe base of the hill were thwC:trted by the Coastal Com mission. Victor Kreis of Woodland Hills bought the Holly Hill House in 1971. OVER THE YEARS ITS ROOMS had been rented out and upkeep of the house delerior1 at· ••• H.E.A.V.Y. <From Page Bl> kit. but they told us only w1lh an armed guard," Ms . LaBeske said. The smoking display s howc·d lhc s ta rk reah· l y of the advanein~ st ages of emphysema in lung sections or s mokcrs who had died from the d1 i.case In addition. lt•f'n-agers could have their lungs tested on a sp1romeler, a machine which meC:tsurcs Jun~ fun ction and lung capacity Twelve-year-old Ma ria Bucklar of Irvine was happy to hear that her lungs were normal after being tcsl~d on the spirometer. But then. she d oesn't s mokl'. Al the nutrition table, teen-agers played a wheel-of-fortune game, which Identified the nutritional conte nt of fast food A•• £••llen work. and there h1 l\o way &he will coMider do· 1n1 Jnythlng etac. I 'm lronln1 <'urtuln:l today and lh trucke r In our f 1unlly lfi leavinte for a wet:k on the road It 'a not. 6 bad lift! bet'au"e both of us ure doing ~hut we re1Ally enjoy. And Isn't tl nice lhat we uren'l considered frnuks 7 Twenty years ago. th~y would have lock~'lylc' CONTENT IN F.L PASO DEAR EL PASO: If you and your wife are ullsfled, ll'" aobody'11 bu1lne1>s. Just don't •corcb Uae rutnea. Bub. D'EAR ANN LANDERS I wisfl you would pleas e slop printing thos~ eortfident1 al messages at the end of your column. They huve caused me a lot or trouble . 'fwlcc an onl' month a woman I work with has· accused me or hum iliating her by writing to you The firs t time, the c1ly we live 1n was me n- tioned. The second time. you referred to her by mll1uls. I reali ze it was an unfortunate coin- cidence, but the re is no way I can convince her of that. I 'm sure you don't want to crcutc lroublc- for innocent p<.-ople so plcusc :.lop 1l. -NOT GtJILTY IN TORnANCE DEAR TORRANCE: Sorry, but il happens all the time and the re's nothing I can do about it. The same goes for letters. Nearly ev.-ry day I ht>ar fmm re.ad.-rs ~ho are upset because I prlntt-d "their" problem. Actually tbf'y are miH· taken. Many people have i.imilar proble ms, aod It 1ohall tK-t'Vf'r tbui.. ed The original oak and muhogany woodwork wai. painted over und old age hud taken Its toll Rut Kreis has restored the anterior of lht· house to Its or iginal Victorian splend<ir and hus furnished 11 with antiques One of the rure lours of the houM" which 1:. used as a weekend rc·trcal by lht• Kn·1s fumlly . was t•onductcd rc•<'cnlly for musC"um mf•mbcr'I I nten•st in the old house m·v1·r s lop:, Mrs. M0<,rc• suys 1slund v1s1tor!'t ronst:int I y inquire about lht· red roofed Vll'tonan m onarch overlooking the harhor .• WhC'nl'vcr poss• blf' s he tries to :.cl the rt' <·ord straight C:tS best sht: can "We rc•all y lake to bl' ~·s h1stnncally IH' (•ura te as possible•," s he says . "W1• kt'l'l\ tryani,: to chase things down and venfy them . Hut .1 lot of lc~cnds about Catahn<t have grown up lh:Jl Wl' JUSl can't verify. "From my point of view, I um fa:.cinated hy Catalina. We have an intereslmg. exciting h11> tory a nd we don't have to make up stones or embroider." W e have over 68 vari- eties of this popula r t PVIUC NOTICE CMSH NOTICI O" T•UtTll'l IALI .......... " ••1 JI," .. IAHTIAOO aANK, • c..llW11l• ,.,. ~ .. , ...... °"'' ......... ,,.,.... ""°'' "" ... ~ ~·lllM ...... tr .. •I Wt U. i&U..AT ~V91.IC AV(· TtON ro THE HIOHl!Sf BIOOER 1'011 CA\H C~ ... et U-Of .-1e lft lewtut _., °' Ille UllllM SYletl •II rttlll. !Ille ellCI l11terttl (.Oii,,..,... 10 eftfllOWlltlOb't'll~ uMIOWdOf fru•I Ill lllt 111-•IT ller•t"eller ••><ribff r •uuo•· ,,,.,.., E. ~ .. 1 • ............... llEHEFtCIARY· ~11900 •"""· e Celltor'l\I• c.._ .. ton, Re<Oto.d Oc-If, t•7' •• '"'''· NO tlol44 lt1~1117'. i>..-•l>of 0 1 lf<tet RtCOrO\ lt1 lll• offl<• OI ti.., Recorc1er 1110r8"Qll c;....,,.,y, u lo cNeO o• 1111~1 0n<110H tlle 1o1i-1ne 1K<>-11ertv LOI n nr Tr4'<1 1149, itl , ... Ci ty OI He•POrt 8ee<PI, a• per map recoroed 1n b0011 fll . P<loOO\ S tllru It Of Mil <tltt fteOli\ ~II". In the Otti<t 01 IM co .. nly A.coroor of wld county ~10 t•no h tO<eled In C.ode No. Ol·Ooif. A• \HM>f\ ~ Ho '31·1Hll1. MAY BE Al!>O ICNOWN A!> ?nt Vhl• Ciel Oro. H•wPOrl l\ee<ll. C.tllorn•• .. , II • ,,....,. -''"'°"com....,., de· \IQnet1on t\ \~wn •bov•. no w•rr•nl1' h o•••n ., lo tn 'omplel•llfU or cor re<,,., .. ,, #, Th• beneh<••r'Y u"""' ''"o Ono of Tru\t, by r••f;OI\ ot • bfNCh or d•••ull 1n lh" OOllQ•llOr\\ lfCUred llltt•by. ""'etol0t• e.ec .. tM MWS O.tlverl!d to th• uNl,.f\IQnl'CI a written 0.,<1tr<1t1on 01 Oetawtt -0erntnc1 '°' ~i•. •nO wr1tten notice o• b(e•<" 4tftd o·t f'l•<t•on to ,.., .. ti. ""°"'"0""d 10 \olt '"'d pr~rry lo ~'"'Y w•o oot•ottton\, ...a tllere.Mter tr.. 11not•\IQM<1•d ut .. Witt IW m-Dul wll"°"t coven.tt1t or w•rr•n•v. t•Pf'•U or •M Plied. re04rdu'O ttll,.. 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Ql'trd ... l"l(J ,,..,,,., '\.PWtl bt• M ftt'ftU• h •m tri;;M ~n<t P'°"°'"'' '" ftfillt• ,,n1n•f\O 1n1 t'ht,n•·' t , .. ._1J11f;· 1f)1,. h1'k._ • '" D•ft•t•, t fl• nu,rv• .1 • ""'C>00\11)h• noru)f f ,,, b1001~r•, -.Mlt .,... tHJU1tflft lo t'1t•1 vi" '"""form nf ,,..y. wn1c" "•~ Mr,.1of0tr (>rrn ""PPt"OY'ftd bv fh•\ bcurd, oit C.OOY M <Nl'lll l'I I\ ()on ftlt 1n thf' ftff1(1t Qt fttr bu\1f\1•\' M"11dQ16r-Of IM 01\lfftf Upon oorn•nQ l)f tn., wr11t~n 01d\0 In•• Ro.•O,,. t-m,.,,.tion ,n,.11 t f'tU to, t>•·•• D•OfJ trt(,f A11y JJ•t\rtn W"n no·• ""'"'''tnr1t .unm11t••C1 1• oNrlllen buJ n14 y .. ut>nut ifft ''"'I (htl 1 ,,1 .. •(JuH) ••' ",. .1 ,, ... ,. e>t 1f1•n1 tf\f' n1r,,....,, ""'•"'" lud t "" Hn,,, t 1'' f 1J11111t,,., '"1111 ,.1.1• • Ht• II•,, '"'1nn1wn ,.. , t11 flllll)ll•IMtt• I ,. ..... 01n fM1111tu'''' <N1tn1n ,,.,, rJ.1, ,.tlrf ti I "ll)t 11t f,11t fl'llf11n1t1t1(111 t tff •, rn1"\I ""' (•''•II'•'"''' ht.11111J Qt tt·f nr• 0,1 •t lt1 ,,,.,,..,,,.,, •.c ht111 1r• l'u "" M 1tf\1Vft' '41 wOt11 I "1/il'"·" IJ111•11 11 011 f\tJ'I I IJ ht1f 'I'" N1•.;rwlth• t h• •' t\ I\ t)l.I I l h1J"1 I• \\ti I/ IJ•t" •I h", 1•, t ,,.,. Johu !N N P 1,11 .... , ,, '·" t .,, !h• h1)1tUf ·11 t tlll! ,1!00t• ll'lffU ti '• f\l)fJt C)1 lflff • .. ,,.,.,tiii .. (j <" """' ',,...,1 n.,.1., ,, l•tlt 11 /(i II 1111; ,,_,,,_ 11 PUHi.iC NOTICt; FtCTlltOU\ 8U\INI: \~ N4Mf HATEMLN T Geddes said tha t t1bo ut 1,000 youths participated in last year's health project. He added that about 150 Leen-agers look quizzes and filled out health evaluation forms at the Newport Beach dis play. and unique flowering plant I £ I Mt 0 IO)O lltrw~v Co•t• M••it. <lo 91~16 I ..-not" r (,rfl' ... nl """' r ,,.,vtr1•nt ·~ "hOV• ".-ttnt•O (-"1u•,,t1n1 WILLIAM YACOllOUt, JA ,,.. ASSOC.I ATE\ "~'"'"01)1\ Yf:kf nt•·. 11 AoMrt rnomit\ ,.-,,.,.,0. tn ¥1• rorrnn N•wpor! 6•Mn C.A h It yf)y l~d ,,., t1h1 l'l Wriltfln I M JAY f 9' f I kf•IH~I 'J, I tM I ,. \OOnv• #HPun \Uf n ttM.-, 1nu, fk• J•tltf"v f.ld n ~1J 1rv1f"t1, (' •••ttun•·• ""' ~tM\~ ,, ( tWM:llKlPd OY '4r\ '" (tlYldu•I )00 Ht •"'1 C.nlt'f Otlwt Pentt•ow .. \u1te 900 Newport lie•<". CA '1..0 Tot 111•1 t.40 .. ., lttull '"" f hit •'ftlt••""fl .. nr1 lh• ffHltl V]lt4 .. We really reach a popula tion that I don't think receives this kind of information an the schools." Geddes said '"We think we havl' & much better program in a lmost endl~ss· c olor combina tions RoMrt f f '"'"0 Thi\ \IAttf'n'ttH t1rt1t' f1lttd w~tn ltw-County r,,,. of Or•nll" Count1 on Juty Attorn•, tor P•''"°'"'' rltat PuDll\tv-0 ()t4'"4,_ (tM\I 0 11td v fl,101 Pul>h\l'led Or.•nCI" ((M\I ()Mly l'ilOI Julv 70. 11 """ llUQ t 10 l~N 71"" /II J 1•1~ Julv 6, t), 10, 1/ lq/~ ))\I I~ PUBLIC NOTIC:t; m1t1 •nit, ,, 1vttQm•·nt t tJnftt1n1n<J 1n 1un1 hvr nt ntf'w r O•fl,.,.\ 'Qtu tnn1nq lj1 #1\1M ot °'''~' ly '•IJftu .. fll \UJJtMH '· , nlld ( U\ftltJy • "''" \UJ>trHl o1lff,,Noy " Ir~\ 'O\I\. tnti \•tt n othl>t """' t _., "'"' b-QtMl••ft b-; tn. 1nurt whu" r11u1n ,,.,vlf ,,, "''" Q1t1n1\hm,.nt "' #-'Q~"I t;t• ~"') t\I f'NlfW'V C.H UfOPflrtY or Oth,., tf't1~t this year because we've stressed evaluation ." They will bloom in The health van will be at Newport Beach the s hade thro ugh la t e fall. P UBLIC NOTICf. . 1 . a~ain on Tuesd ay, Aug. 7, in Seul Beac h on CM41• "ICTITIOUS llUStNl\S HOTtCl TO ClllOtTOllS T ursday, Aug. 9, llunllngton Beach on Tues· NMIE STATCMENr su .. u1011cou11T oF T"1. day, July 31 and Laguna Beach on Thursday, Ron<•r,G.tfd.>n••Mll5ROO '"• 1011ow•no P'"'°n' ••t do•nci STATEOl'CA1..•Fo1tNtAF01t r It yov •n" It \.+e .. lfW •d••<• ef •ft •110f"M Y ,,_ OU\ m•"•r • Y~ tttouh' ao •O pro"'9ltv '° tll•t yowr wrllt.., '''""w. •• 111"'' '"'• M Uted on Hm• O~t•d "'1>1..,.,l)t'r ti "'II WILLIAM E ST J0t4N. ,.,,,, .. !:Mn .lo.tquin 81 M114"/\nh111 • N"""l>Ofl ti( .. >(h . 911m -6 pm l>ulin•n •• TH E COUNTY OF OllANGl -jA~u~g~.~2=·-T:h:e~h:e:a:lth:~d:i:s:p:la:y~h:o:u:r~s~·~a:r:c~n=oo=n~t=o~3~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!~~ TH E HOUSE 0 , TA • a& "~~·~• H W ll•r\, OellUIY p.m . NOrthwlnd Cour1 Newpor1 9..,,i, CA f\l•I" !II LAURA ( !.LIOER, •k" t266l ' ' LAU RA CLtlABETH SLIOl'A •~• DAVIDS KOSLOW HE•TZBEllG,ICA .. UN&KOSLOW .... Come to the Party! at Lorraine Sutherland's "'F ashiom at the Beach" We're 13 years old and we're having a celebration Spring and Summer Merchandise l/s tO 1/~ OFF · Beginning Monday. July 30, 9:00-6:00. Dretses for all oc- casions, pants. blazers. vests. sweaters. blouses & top1, swim and beachwear, long at home and dinner dresses. a Lorraine Sutherland r '\ I at Newport Beach m BAYSIDE DRIVE at JAMBOREE ROAD, NEWPORT BEACH-675-3183 Olllf t :IN.30. All .. "*"9 from our,.,_, met0hlndl• °"" lundayl 11 :OCM:OO Connie & Bh<kMn, ••Hor1-INI 1.."UA A CltlABETH CO/ZENS Court Howoort8e<1cll C"91 .. J SLIOEA, 0.<u\ed. wrn w o..,.111, o4Surts10..Coun, NOTICE I!> HEREBY Gt I/EN to th• N•wporl Oe.d1,CA'7Ml ctedltO<\ ot lttr -ve nitmtoV>l"H• " '°"""cttd by • tll•t •II penon• 11••11'0 <l••rn• ttO••l'l\I Otll•r•I pe•IMnlllP ...... \<lld --.,. r.au•~ to Ill• C4nnle 8. BllOll•n I -tMm. "'"" the M CU\tf'( VO\KM"· In Tiii\ ,,.,.,...,.1 w•• l•l•d ..,1111 ti.e '"" olll<• OI 11141 <•••-ot .,,.. •l>O•• en c-tv c .. r~ OI Ort1111~ C....ntv on Jwty tttttO <oun. 0< to P'"""'"t trwm. with use w111111 ......... • 1•11 l.A•A-.at•.C..*10 Ttlt UUI •HUI All ... , ... --Publt\-Or-CO.\I 0•111 PtlOI •UIV 13.20, ll•nclAuq ), "" 7641 19 PUBLIC NOTICE ll 1'7• tM neo""''f voutn""· to IP\• un . . "•••1 °""'0-•l<loPETtR r TOANAV. -------Publl•Nd 0<0119t' Coe•l Oaily Piiot, ESQ , 16'S E 4111 Street, Suit~• ..... nt• 11 . .,... J ty 10 71 AUQ l IO t4/~ Ane . Calltornl• '7701 wh1th " FICTITIOUS 9USINESS u ' ' . ' . 700.rq IM pta<eot 0..l'~\Oll""unclor>iQ"4!d HAMl STATfMWNT __ tn •II m•t .. " per1a1n1no 10 '"" •""'" TM loti0W1nq l>H""' '' Oo•no ouu of \.••d de<4rdflint, w1tn1" tour month\ ~" "' titer tPle lif\t Pllbll<•llon ot tnt~ CtllSCAOF INVESTORS. t. TO PVBLIC NOTICE --noltu. ~· S••n Ortvt, Co>t• Me-., C.A M-1.... OattdJutv II, lt1' 91U• NOTICe ~ TaANS,I! 11 Ao><oe G Suoor Arltwr H-41 ANW, Jr fGtnru t MTB-Bf.M Eff(.UIO<OllNWittol Puln•rl, 10"' Swen Onve, CO\!• NOTICI! IS HEREBY GIVEN 11\et ,,,_ thow twtmecl O.C-nt Me\<t, CA ,.,.,. UnlY••WI Soort Gt•u Comoeny, IJOOj .. l!TI!• c. TOtlNAY. ·~· ""' bU\lf\O~\ ,, <OM!ucteo DY ft Ou•tt SlrHI. S11t111 >OI, Nt•Port M6S I. 4UI Mrwl limited pertnerwp 1••<11. Cetllornl• thtO ,..,....... "l'lllur H AHM,Jr 1t•11•lerr.O Its m•Ulf'leh. •-ttet ....... AM, CA t17t1 ~et Partner tor 111ercllelldlM tlllld ofhef 1n.,,.n1orr to Attenlef fW ~ tn,..stoo, L fO Ski Auoc••tn, P. o. BO• u11,,...1t....-1a--.. Tllh •let-I••• 111e<1 will!"" K•l<lwrn. lo.. m». fht .. lt<tl,.. ,.....,""°Or .... CNtt Detty Pttot, ~-•v Cl9t'\ ol Or., .. C:.-ty °" JlllT t• of Ille ,,.,.ltff I• Jiiiy 1, ''"· J11tv JO. 11 -Aue J. IO. 1.-,, J1J'0.1' It. lt1'. """" .. lltlllllleel Or ..... Coetl 0.lly Pli.t ''°''"· TitoMAI, a•••n a MANTON '"'~ ...... .o ...... ........ 1D111 i-111111"*9 OrMel Got•I 0.llY i-ttot, •uty 10. n, 1m 2'Jl:'1 P\TllUC NOTICE PVBUCNMICE fJlllY iG, U,A14),10, tt1' ~---~~-~~~·~. ~ PVBUCNMICE M•ft· II\, .t.tn 14'l1I hlfrt•y I.I I :tlft 1'""'"' c,.11111rni.1 1111<1 f n1 •, tJ•'""'''' 1', •Jntlut ,,.o UY ~" ._ tlt'i'lfJU•JI M1~l•1 •"lol)n t n .... .,, .. ,,.,.....n1 .,.,,. ... f11i·~t ..-1th ,., r mmtv t h•t• ,,, 01tw1(f1• t mmh '"' h ' 1q tVl(t f tl'IO/O i ... un11,,_.,, ~,1:nq. lf.M' 1 o,,,,,. ~.11.1 lul w llJ U ~nP''°" 1\ do1no bu·.• M\\ ., ~H"MROCtC TAI UNE Al Al l:"!>IATE 1181\ B••th 81•0. Hunt 1t1Qton 8M<h, < .. 111orn•d '10& Jolln I' MrC...•••v. 6U !>. Eu11on \tr .... t, Unit I I. !Mtntft "n•t, Cettlorn1 .. '1104 ff\11\ tMJ"tM\\ •\ ~te J by •ft 1n ftl'ltdv•I J-F MtCf'rv@y T"t\ \t•tflf'Ntfll W•\ filfl!d Wit" fh• County c•~r• ot Or•noo CO\tnty on June 1•. t•1'1 ,. .. , ... Publl\lle(I O•at1Q11 C:O.\I Dally Pllnt July•, O.;!O, 11, ,.~ 1&04 I• PUBLIC NOTICE T lie tottowono peri.on• ••• Oo1n11 '""tntH•• SPORTS WEST, '11 Wt\I n i n !>trMI, Coe\ .. Mt ... , C.lllCl'tllt '7•:i. Cowt~ -IM T-l. 101 HOlll' L-, Cir-, MIHl"tppl ..Ol Otvid M, FeOrl(, U Mtmou Ori .... G,......., Mt~'IHlppl 3"01 Tllll bv\1-• It <Oftdll'C" Oy a 1111'111 ... ,,.,,_..,. Cowt9\ l40f'10rl ,_. Tllll NI-I Wat flltd Wiii\ IM C-IY C-• Ot ..... Cautlt"y ... JlllY 10. ""· "".., i-111tt1 .... Of ..... c-4 0.llT i-1101, JUlfU,10,2'en4A\le.),lt1t t•21•19 I PUBUC NOTICE -,,.,,,.,,, .... BUSINESS -'-"'-· ;:;: .=.;;::,f .. Coast Companies List ·Id~ .. ~·~ . .:-=A.iif:f::..-~1.,.~ -::nr.::-G . D . Q 5tr.r=.."9::t~·~::r-= .. ":=-:.-::i .. ~== ains urin.u uarter = =--,.:•, 1•1;•.: :r.= .~':"' -=·~-= =:::.:= .. :.i;-,.,'!\ • ~ ..._.........,it .. fttrt 1'1 L ~ ..... ~.... tl•YIC! .. ""'~._Cir ...................... -. --.-.-n•• WI! ........ '"'""1.::A .. JI• ... ,._ .... • ___ ...._ .. ,,_. ,,_. --.. --• e.. l lle IK-......... -'4114.. ..,., 9" Sl02,507,000, an 11 percent improve· meat over the $87,237,000 In revenues tor the leCODd quarter Jut year. _... ............. .._,..n _....., .. ,.....,._,._.,. 8 ••-'·bo •-rJ I i h ,_.... ._. u .. IMM•ll-• ...... ..,,.,,. ... c-tM,e10i-.. enwsy .... ra... e. •·. rv n e, u ...... ..... • .-c..e....,... • ,., .. ••-..e A•rn. •' , ... rt'POrted total 1bt-monlba revenue of ..... ..-....-..... .......,c..-=::.::-....,,. tlt,703,000 for the pertod ended May !:amlnga per abare for the first six months rose 45 percent lo $2.01, com· pared to 1978 firat·balt earninp of $1.39. Net locome for the first aix months rose by 37 percent to $14 ,028 ,000 . com pared with Sl0,223.000 last year. R evenues for th e six montha reached S174,9118,000, a 17 percent iocreaee over 1918 flrst· h a lf reven ues of $149,160,000. =.awe--. :_.-. ~~1-cu""" =--=-CA-. 31, compared wlt h reve nue o f 'ft&•,... ,:.-:; l!'!._""=2.:' ....,.... ... ,,, OJI). .• .,_, U5,•00,000 for the tame period IU t . L.••'~ .. u• .,.. .... •• ye ar. f --.... vsfllC•· •"·.• • , .. -111111ct1 .,_..,. ........... °' ... c.-o.ii, ,,...... Ne t income wu Sl 373 000 or 62 \ ~-.... ~LA.·•--............ Jiii, ................. " •• • • "".Ciftiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiil_. ,.,....., .. _ ... ,,., •. .,. eentt • a hare. compared with •un• -· • :, ...... 1 ,. •""., .... ~ • '822.000. o r 42 cents, tor laat year's ,.,. ........ :W':":.. _.,.. · " .. ._ ..., ...,..._*1' P\18UC NOTICE rtnt halt. ~al 11 ............. ,. .... ,.. ..... , - -l t•O IUIUMMOI UNLIMl1'90, te • !We Ill 1Mt1lf'lll ........ 1.' P'ICflftOUa MltlNaU rt1Yktift&ll..c.t& ..... Ct.-.r7 Pit...----....,_,, te< MMll&tfAY8MllNT ·-....... lfll ....._ C... -.. Tteo .............. Oii • '"• , ....... --I•""'"-... M tlMM,CA_,, _NC_,__ ... .._, ... ,,_11111-••• (Wit o-... m Vkw .. "· '*··------,,. PVlllP[ .. "'Clfl•. UI' CMt& ..._CA_,, flleMe •!Wit IM "«tllM• .. rtr Or., Rd Wiit. A"" C" '1I01 Tlllt ._,_. 16 t--•r e lllle .. wW Tr•t ._ leol(ll ~· 11 )0 ,._, '--1 » 4tMlff. lt•ln<J. .... ,.,..,_....., t•" ,_. .. _IO e two U I IMll 11.., CAfl1U l(er•..... ... ....... L. I U lt 1,lt,.1111 IM T tut ""'' .. " I\ ~...,-.. c1 Oy <Ml Ill 'Tiii• .--11 ... ••111 tfte l'l)ftl E•Mfrlr<er-Ol 1'"4MHJ lreu dl•l..,•I ~ .. Clfft.., Or ..... c-ty Oii Jwh .... •IW •u.e °" .... MollM .. l#rlf """'" let'l\ttt U, lt7t 11-.0IH ... ldC IU 1111\ al•*->1 ••• lll•d wtlll Uw '""" 1-• ·~ 1 u.o '9wlflM"•rlr Covntr , .. , .. @I 0<""91> CWlllY QI\ J111v Pllllllv.t OrMet eo.,1 Oellr ''""· 11,,. N.,..11 ,.. w u• E•,, ,.. M 1 .. 1 11. 1t7t JUl'JO. v.-.a. 10. lf1' le Ille fl'oifllet ~nu. fl!I ,_.,. ~•IH ,,_, ....... u lG t<"90l Publlu.cl Oranto Cost Oally Pll9'. ------------es .. ,<~ lllelOw will M re<el~. J11lr 20, ?7. A14 J, 10. lttt 7141 I <011•*Nf .,.._...11¥ a. luuneu ~ .. 1M01t1tlne11:uo·cr«i..1------------PUBLIC NOTICE 011 1"9 IN o..-OI ~ lt7', el UM IVN•tOll COUltf Ott TM• Otalrkt ~Offu ~ .. '"' PUBLIC NOTICE , l'rAft Of' CA&.IPOltNIA POii P1ec:e11Ue, C..I• -w, Callt .. 111•. ---- TN• COUMTY Of' MANO• fi•<11 -' ...... te --Mid tcl'IMI MOTIC:tl Of' INTtlNTIOM .... ....-a -II be~<...,_.... bY"' _..,.1. TO C••Afl •OTICtl 0' M•HINO ,o. AN llOl'l•I (..,,. ... ChKll. Ill en ·-· ••cu•ITY un•••n CNIDSlt Dt••CTINO CONYEYANCa ,., .... te IM «OH flf 1"9 "-w,.n-IS.C.. 6111 61'7 U.C.C I 0' ••AL.P~••Tv. llAeM Unll..O k-04•1•1<1 Of U,IOO NOTI CE IS HCllrev GIVEN 10 th• €\IUe of WI LLI AM JOH N "'•tUM-fflll<tlllle~,11\w<• Creallon olSANllRAAWAD. 0.blor, Cl.f.LAND, 0t<H\d4 Ce\1lul, wlll 11'-rlY •.cecut• • IHM w!Wne llu\ln.n llOClrfl> I\ 20 E Y •le NOTICE IS HER(BY GIVEN INI upon Ill• lt•m• •lld <OnlllllOnt 91 LOOO. ltvllle, County ol O••noe. Sl•t• Alt8U TVS M. CLEU'HD hi\ II led ••l•bll•"""' Oy Ille Ooerd ol Eduullon, ol Celllo•nl11, tnet • 1~ur11v ln .. rnt il 1Mttel11 e pe4lllOtl fOt •n o•de• Dir~< 11no ,,,. ~114'<-Of II• 11191'1ell •HOOn>IOI• •l>O<ll ta "" c •••19(1 by O.btor •ncl Convt yenct ol Rul Property, t• D•dd~r \11411 ''"'*In In Ille l>O''fl•IOn or•nteo tu JAMES W. LONG 411\d ttr-• to ...,1<11 ls m-1or turtner ot the 01\trl<t -•11•11 bit-""' in lEOH II LONG, ~cured P••ll~'I. .,.,.ll<YI•"· •ncl tNI Ille time end lnll••I P•v-ntol tent uponlluee .. cu wll o\l! buslnf\\ •ddreu I\ HH otkt ot ....,1114 Ille wm• ll•s l><!en "'' 11on •nd dellv•"'Y ol ••Id l•U• C.el.otpe, Newpo11 0.1>t ll, Co11nty ol tor A~st •••• ' 00 .. m., In In• 011 .. r ...... WHI <l••O •ncl , ... pro-0••110•. 'll•I• OI C•lllO•n••. cap.rtr00tn Of Dltpertmen1 Ho J ol wld <MCI> '""'"°' will lie to•l•ite<I to II• Tiie pr-rtr 1n whiCh ,,,. Securoty tllurl. 11 100 Clvk Cent•• D•I•• Wn t, Dl\trltt Int"'"' will lie creeled"• on QM••••. In the City ot Sell!• AN, Cellrornl• T.,. ml"''"""' 411\nuel I••"' IN,,.,..,, •II ll•t11••• arcl eq11lpmen1, furn•turt D•l•dM.ty It, tt7t \/'lell NllOl~•l....,,U,000. end hirnl\111"0'1 ot Oel>IOI conrln LEE " II•-" l ll• !>+Ch -fl lndk ... Ille UM P•O-P•Ol>4lrly now tou1tod ., JS.t EHIOfutl c-1, C .. fll POWd by ,,.. oti.r••. Only -• wlll<11 Ot 1vt. Nt •OO•I 8tl<.ll, Coun11 of JOttN J. eAltCAL.. ISO. ere ptl,,...•ily NV U\tt ••• •«111>IM4•. <><•~. ~tete ot C.Olll01n1e, •ncl llu"· AIWMrltU• UM\,,.., tequlr• niQUler uw ol IM M\S~nc>-HEA\1114u11Collf11.-.• , ... , ..._..s.ri.. fe<ll1t1 .. Ill llW .-...i1119 hOvrJ ere• ,.,. dfortMld >«Utlt1 tt•nuctlon M_.... ~.CA t t10 non·ecceptebt• u.-. 111• Bo••d ot wlll be cOM11mm<1l@d on 0< alter ,.,. Tet: 1n11 m.eet1 Ed11<•1lon 1'1ell ae1 .. mlne w11e111e1 tJtll aey of AUQU•I. t'7t, et 10.00 a.m. A"-• .. ·--.n, P•CIC>OW!O U11H •• ~on the Old •• Aulden4111 EKtOW, 1410 J•mDOtH PubliShlcl Or1n99 Cou1 Dall' Piiot. torm "en •cc:ePlable UMP ti I.,. Boltrd Aoed, NeWl)Orl Be&< II, Calttotnle ; July20,21,11. tt1t n10.19 ot Educ.lion, In It\ \014! dlocrellon, de· payment\ In ln\lellrnenh by <MO. -----. -----term111e\ tMI 111e P'OOO!oed ur.e WOllld !ao ter •• •nown 10 Ille !atcureo PUBUC NOTICE tHutl In •eoul•• uw of tlle le<fllllt\ In Part I••. •II l>U'll,,...• rwmtt end ed· Ille •vtnlf14 llOu"· Of would rewll In drenH u~ by Oeblor for Ille thrN --------•n un•copleble concentret1on of yur\ 1••1 pe\t, are· NONE c,. ... ,, ••111<1"' for u tondl'O period• of llm•. DATfO July7l, 191t 'UPEatoa COUaT Of' THI the bid \Mii two aet@rm1....a not to bit a SECVAEO f>AllflE S ITAT• OI' CAl.lf'OaNIA f'Oa ,...,p0n\lble 1110 In -Ilion 11 will lie J.,.,.... W LO"Q THE COUNTY 01' O•ANGI '"Q"""° ,,.., ·~ f~ld\ encl Oilier play I_, A LOllQ IN, A>l•ttt oround •Qll•Pmtnt •n•ll bt m•do P11Dll\MO Or-C.0." Delly PltOt NOTICE OP' HEAalNG 0 1" •••1t•bltlor tMu.,..oftheCommun1ty July U , 1979 111\·1' "llTITIOH f'04t ,.aoeATE 01' Will tor r•et"•hon•I Purpo~ aurono "°"" ANO COOIGll. ANO P'Oft I.ETTI •s OI non .... ,,. '"• ltt- Oxoco. Inc .. a n independent Irvine· b aaed o il and gu producer, has re· ported net lncome of $134.962 for the thr~c months e nde d M uy 31, com- p.red with o lots of $29,157 for the um" period w uns. R cvf'nuC-8 for lho 1979 period were $1.799.043, compared with $614,141 m 1978. The compony reported a gain of 2 cents i 1hore for the, 1979 quarter. compared w ith a loss of 1 cent for the comparable 1978 quart.er. Nado"al Edawa,lon Corp. National Education Corp., Newport B each , h as r eported second quart.er earnings or $593,000, or 37 cents u sh are. a gain of 31 percent over the $453,000. or 27 cents, in the s a m e period of 1978. T he 1978 earnings m dude a nonoperating gain cif $137,000, or 8 cents, from the s ale of sccunl1cs he ld for in vestment. R evenues for the quarter wt•rt· $9,502.000. up 61 perce n t fro m th1· $5,9 17,000 a year earlier For the Cir.st half, e arninJ!s wt·n · $1 .225,000. o r 77 cen ts. up 33 percent from the $923,000, o r 56 cenL'i. a yeur earlier. The 1978 figures include th<' nonoperalin g gain. R evenues were $19,321,000, up 60 pe r cen t from the $12,083,000 in 1978. Co•~••.,~ ca,.. Corp. Compre h e n s ive Care Corp .. t Newport B each , h as r eported n e t eamlngs or $1,871,000, o r 57 cents a s h a r e. Cor the fiscal year ended M ay ~l.. compared with $903,()()() last )'ear. This represents a 107 perce nt in· e rease in n et earnings . Earnlngs fo r the fourth quarter were 21 cents a s hare, compare d to 11 cents for lhe like period a year aeo. an increase of 91 percent. Far Wes' Fl11a"rlal Corp . F a r West F in ancial Corp .. o f Newport Beach. pare nt o f Stale Mutual Savings a n d Loan Assoc1a· lion. has r eported n et earrungs <>f $2,552,014 , o r Sl.29 a s h are, for the s ix m onths e nde d J une 30. compa red with $4,315,380, or $2.19. for the 1978 p e riod. P er s h are res ulLo; for 1978 include a n on-recurring gain from the sale or land a cqu1rc·d through fo reclosu re or 54 cen ts a s h ar<'. St•cond -quartf:r net <:arnings were SI .360.702. o r 69 cents a s hare. corp par e d with $2.163.591, or $1.10, for the W78 ptriod. FAIRING COMPLEMENTS KAWASAKI 1300CC Prototype Bullt by Newport Beech Firm For Kawasaki New Fairing Wins Award A n ew f <.11ring for the K awasaki 1300cc motorcycle hus been des ign ed and a prototype b u i lt by Power" D esign Jntranutionul. Newpor t B eac h The KZ1300 1s the l<irgest. fastest produc· lion touring motorcy cle on thP market to date Ronald ll. Powers. president of l>Dl, s aid the s t y ling of th(' famng <ind ll.'g s hie lds. o r lo we rs. 1s tailored t o tht.· horizontal ltncs of the KZ1300 motorcycle . F eatures lllcludc lower a ir d ams de· s1~n cd 111to lhe le g s hie lds to redirect c.ind s tabilize air n o w fo r high -s peed touring . IJoU'JIPfl S&L A ssoriafio" r . Downey Savings and Loan A ssocta· POI HAS MOLDE D THE famng inte rior Lion . based at Cos t a M esa, h as n·· arount1 lht· fue l tank for great<:r s tor1:1gc capacity . ported firs l ·h i.l l f n et earnings of A rec.·t;mgular. qu;.irtz ht·<tdll:lmp and tum s ig n a l A MC-Ord~ Inf'. $S,J68.ooo. or $I 14 a s hare. Earnings pack ugt• <·omplt·n:ient the two rc rtangular aux· Amcord, Inc ., Newport Hcurh . has ror the like 1978 ricri o d wen· tllary i:a ugl.' p<tnc ls and m<.1tchmg s peedometc r dus t<:rs 1ns 1de reported n •cord revenues, earning s SG.040,000, or $1 28. a n d earn ings per s har(' fo r Lht· N<'l e arnings for the second The mdu:.t n<.11 d <.:'iig n firm wa<; uwardc·d to p second qa'art er and the firs t s i x quarter w e r e $2,537.000. or 54 cents. honors in 1978 t.y the Art C.:cnt<.:r Colk~c of D esign, f « S T A M E N T A a Y A N 0 No comm • .-oon •llall be p.t id anf AUTHOall.ATIOH TO llOMINISTE• hCM\ed '""I ~•IAI• b<oktt •n 1111\ re U"OElt TME INOE,.ENOENf AO· q•rd, ano thtr• "1<111 bO no -u<llOn MINIST•ATIOH Of' ESTATES ACT. trom '"' f>rOPo\"I on .,_.t•rm1nlnq trMl m o nths o f 1979 l'ompetrcd with $3.061.000. ur G5 cent:.. P asadena. for the d esign or th(' fairing a nd touring -(p.;-,.----E a rnings per s hare 10 the s cconn fur the 1!178 pc nod puckugc Other fairings d<:M~ncd by PDI include su,.uio•couRTOFTHE quarter e nded June 30 inc rease d 3:J A reco rd $272 5 m11l1o n in n ew the Yamaha 750, the Camtx:r Co a nd the Arthur PUBLIC NOTICE E 'I• I,. 0 I HF l E N CD L L I S n1qne\I r1t\ll0ft\lb4e bo-r 01 btaa..t\ LVCl(EY, 0.CHW'd lne llo(ll'le\I r•\Q<)tl\lbtlt btdd1tr '" STATE Dl"CALll"OllN111 FOR perce nt to $1.53, compare d w ith S I I f> loans wa!> funded through June 30. up F'ulmer Co fainng~ l'HE couNTYOP'O,.ANGE l ast y C'ar . Net in com f• wa s from the $267.5 million posted last NOTICE I~ HEREBY O•llEN tnat b100•r\ \l\.all bO rtQu1t"d 10 uecul, llOBElll COLLIS LUCt<EY, .at\o the tortn OllM...,•lllc llh~'~"'too•• •nown "'' AObl!r'I C. lu<kty. M \ lllOQ -·n 11pprovf'(J by Ill•\ Board, a c~y 01 lltreln "' peiltlon for Prot>at• of Wiii .. 111<11 I\ on fllv 1n trw. Olflte ot the •nd Coa•<ll And f0< VIier, le\l•men· llU\•M\\ Mllnaoer of Int 01\tric1. No A·l'"21 NO TICE OF H E ARING oF $10 ,596,000, a 27 perCl·n t 1nt·rr·a~1· Y<'a r New loan roduct1on fo r secon<I Powe rs said tht• at .. rod y n u m1c dr:s 1gning and PE TITION FD• P•OIATE OI" w1LL over 1978 st•cond qua rt<'r n t'l o f quarter 1979 was $157 6 m1lllo n . r<' t es ting of the ne w fa1rin° ins ures its compa t 1b1lity ANO FOa LETTEltS TESTAMEN· P> uav ANO AUTND•1uT10N ro $ 8 , 3 4 ti , o o 0. R e v c nu e s w c re cord ror any n ·port1ng quart.e r . with the K<iwa~ak1 1:1oocc m o torcyrl1• terv •no ""'hOrltallon 10 adm1n1\ltr Upon Ol)llnlno of'"""'"""" bo<is, the 1"41 f>\i.te undff '"" 1--.aent "d· Boud ol l::du<•hon >114111 ull tor oral m1n••1t•loon of E•1&1t\ 4ct. ••ferenc~ bldOlnQ. Anr PH•on wno ll H to wht<h h m•d~ tor further ,,., .. totor• \vbfTUUf'CJ • wrUtel'I D•d pertotut.,,, •ncl 111•1 II•• llm• •no m•, \Ubm1I en°'•' 1>1<1 u cMd•no et o .. •u Of -ino ,.,. ~ ""' """ .. , tH\1 hvo 11e«•m the ll•Ql'lttt .. ,n .. n A DM IN IS 't Ea UN 0 Ea TH Et-----------------------------------------INDEP'INOENT ADMINISTltAllON Of' ESTATES ACT tor 4uqW 1. t•lt, et 10 00 •.m . In tlle tud EU•~~ CHANDLER 8 JOSEY •~• CH,.NDLEll 8"1CEA JOSEY •k" C 8 JOSE'Y. Oe<ee..O NOTICE rs HEllE8Y Gii/EH tll<llt court•oom of Oe!>ettment No. J Of Yid 111e Boera o1 Edu<•hon \11•11 m•k• tovrt, et 100 Ct•K Get1ter Drove We•I, tll• det"'"""""on "' lo wllell>e• to ,,. tM City ol Sellt• ""4, Celll0<nl<11 t•••e u 10 llUlld~ wlll'lln ten d•y• P"ULINE E MERE DI TH ""' 111«1 llereon • pellhon lor Ptooete ol Wilt and tor L@lt•t\ T~\t•m,nt•ry And auth0r •'8tk>r1 to &dmln1\ler Uw tt••t1tle unO..r '""' '"°"oenaenl "dm1n1•tr.ttlon Of E\t•IM Atl, r•l•ren<• to -l<h 1, made fM further p.8rtlcul'1t\, and tP\al ,,,. llm• ena Pl"o of 111.irino '"" \Mne II•• Oeen '°'for "uou•t 1, t91t. at 10 00 II m., 1n 11111 courttoom ot Oepertmrnt No l of \111d court, at 100 Clv•c Cent., llri •e WMt, In llw• City of !adnta An•, ( elllornl• Deted JUiy ti. 191' •fl~• t<'C•IPI of b•d• tnlorm•tlon ton· l..H A Br-II, urntnQ tlW' P•OCIO'.tl shOuld bo •d· County Ct#r9' Ort1\l\t>tO to R••moncl SC:M••r•r, 0U\f IUND•L&AMD•ltlOM """ Me-r, -Po<t·Mew Unified J•-•. ......... SC llOOI, p o . 80• u ... N¥wporl 1'2tN . .,..._.,, ... ,H llH<ll. CA. 91..,, llllOM 111415$437..0. lellltd AM, CA ttm Dated· July 10, t91t Tet:O t41J»1717 Jonn w Nlc.:011 ..... ,,..,. .. Mltl-""''~""''Of ""' PuOll'hlcl 0rMIQll Cout Dall, Piiot, Boero OI C.du<•tton July 10, 11, 11, 1'1' 111• 19 N~wporl·-'l<f PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS IU$1NESS NAME STATEMENT unm~ S<11oo1 o"'"" 1'11011\t..O 0rM~ Ct>e\I D•tly P1IOI, J11tr I) 10 11. "" 1•1• 19 D•t..O Jul' 18. t919 Le• A llr<>ner.. c-ty Cler~ WILLIAM A WITTMAN ""' ""'"' ....... Sw111 2 Tn• 1011owlno perwn• ••• do•no Ou\lntn .. c L.N. P•r1n.f\ ., 1600 PUBLIC NOTICE '"'"'"CAtt ... ht· 11141111· llSU 0o .. St••. Sul .. no. N-j)OO Beech. SU .. (ltlotl COU•T Of' TH E AlterMr 1w 1"•1111-• CellfOrnlettMO, STATE 01' CALIP'O•NIA FD• Publl\,..., Or-Coe\1 D.itv P1101. J•mu Fr•d•ri<k C•out. IH TME COUNTY Ol"OaANGE Jul'!.. '10,]!_,_11_,J..91_9 ____ lill:.J! Emer•ld 8•y, Leo11n• 8eet ll, NO A·IOltlt PUBLIC NOTICE C•lllornl• NOTI CE 01' HEA•ING OF ll ey Dtn•el Olm\l..,d, 14 El PETITl()fj f'OR PltOIATI 01' Will Oor•do L•ne. Newport e~o ch, ANO f'Olt Len~ltS TESTA.MEN · NOTICE IHVIT•Noms--C•lllOf'ni•fl..O TARY ANO l'Olt AUTHOallATION N0l IC£ IS HEREBY Gii/EN tll•t hltord AtanO•r W•lkrr, 110 TO ADMINISTEll UNDER THE 1,,.Cltyottrvlrwl\\otlclllnQl>ld\lorA Em•••ld 8•v. L•oun• Bt.t<ll, INOE .. 1£NOENT AOMINISTltATION p bit< .,,. -I I y •led bld Calltorlll• DI' ESTATES ACT IP'ltOIAT& CODE 11 ., 1 .-o e< • our_. Tl'llt llullllet' I\ condutled O~ • HI ET SEQI I\ lnwit..i bf l/\e Clly ot trvl,.. lo ton oe~•• -'""'~Ip. E>t•te ot JVNE ROY,.LL, au t••<1 I01 """con•lru<llonof ,,,. 1>•01ect J-.. .-10 Crout JUNE s ROYALL, Oecu...a ., de\<tlOlld Ol!IO• S1ete-t1t Ille<! w1t11 Ille Covntv H0 l IC£ IS HEREBY Gii/EN llMI Pro1e<I Coft•trucllon Of Welnut Cltrtl of Or-County on J-)) MARY JANE HAROIN "'"' 111•11 Aven .. efromMt'lOld AO<Kll•H•••••d lt1' • llet•.n I petition lor PtoDate ol Wiii """nue in llW City ol lrvlM, C.t p "''"•" end for illoUl\IKt ot Lett••• Te-stAmtn• no-o Publlshlcl0r"'91 Coul De11, Piiot •••Y lo the Ottltlone• and tor Oid\ Ove A.UQ\nl 13, ""· •t 1.ot July •, IJ, 10, 21, 1'7t H,..1; A11tl'IOr1H1ton to Mmlnl\lff unoer 1,,. Pm · 1'"1"" ~II Cnemo.n ----------ltta.penae111,.drrunl\tratlonot E\latu rnolneer' E\t1m41te P•rl A Pu·auc NOTICE A ·~ ,,,n •. ooo. P•rt 8 ''°'·000 ltrence to wl'llcn I\ ml\Oe tor tu'rtrwr !>tOpCt ol WOtk • ( Ptrl 4) CO<l~•u< ·-----------PMl•Cul•f\, eno IMt llle Um& ano lion ol • two-lln• •o•d on W•lnut •·""9 pi ace of ne&rlllQ Ille~-,,., Ottn 'lat betw•tn Mytord <111<1 Harv•rd, lnctud· NOTICll TOC•EDITO•s for "uou•I u, tt/9, at tO 00 a m . In ino ., n•* t>rltJoe onr Peter\ C<ll\yon IUN11109 COUltT O' TME-tllfl co11rtroom of Oep.ertmtnl No. 1 ol WA•h, Improved •l'IOulde" ano •n un· STATe Of' CAl.lf'OftNIA f'Olt ~aid court, at 100 CIVIC ~nttr Ori•t Improved c~ntor ""'°'""· (Perl Bl A TMECOUNTVOflOaANGE Wut, in Ille City of Santa "na, ttm1101ory *•t•r main to t>e btJ111 Ne . .....,,. caillornla. ecrM• Pttl!f\ Cenyon Cnennel end • tn tllt M•lter ol the f \lalt ot D•ltd July 1\ lffl permenent w•l•r meln to lie c.on\tru<t· lHOMASC. PAUL, Oe<Hsed LFE A 'nAANCH, ed tnrouon Ille brld9f, &nd •POUrt•· Nt11o I> lleftt>y Ql""'n to crl!ClllO#\ County Clerk n•nt ••••led WOik ....... <l .. l'M -oelMt Ille \did de<e· Lew Oflk•.. O•Mr (ii' ol lrvl"" -· 10 Ille '911 tleltM In Ille offk• Of ltlCMA .. 00 fl•AZ•E Pt•n •nG S1HCHl<•1IOM llG8 ,,,. ,,.,. o11r.etore .. 1c1'°""0, 10 UMYwite.,;,... .. A•• .. Si..Ju fno1nut1110. JtU • G · "I•••• .,,,,.....IMmtethltUll'lder"11tntO•ttne N••'9ttlMGll,C..~ "••nue, Cott. llW\d, CA mu. fll•I Ofltttot ICeu~ Lew CO<POrlllon\411\G h i 11101SJ.J• U1 S.SI f filly ~. UM-0 Punt• All•. AlletMy fer ,..tll!Wlff Conltll<I dDcwn.llb Mfl now ••••I• l •tuM Hiik. CA ,,.~. Mt·S41, wnlcll P11bllslled °'.,,°' CoHI Daily PllOI Die lrom ,,.. 09,,.,,_.., Of Pubtlc .._, ... Offl<:e k IM piece OI OU\lt1411\ ol Jul r 11. 1', 4UQ l , 1'1' ,..,.,. Work\, Clly ot lrwlne, lo• • non· IM -r&ltntl<t In •II tNtllerl perlein· ,.,.,,,...,.. lff ot l 1'. 50· Int to Mlll"48'e. Ml\ <l•lms With llW --... ,. A. H•rrlnoton ._..._Y vocllffs '""" be lll<ld or ' PtJBUC NOTICE Clly Cle•ll pretenled M ~Id within four Pu«Jll\lled Oranoe CO.st Delly Pll01 mMtlla 1fW tllt llrst OWl>llc•tfon ol Jutr 21, Awp. J, tt1t 2'14-lt tl'll• .... ke. NOTIC• O' "UILIC MtlAltlNO O•led July''·"" •• P'O•E TME CITY COUNCIL _,.Oet H-'1-Of' TM• fl"'" & Kwctr.-CITY 0, P'OUNTAIN YALL«Y .........,...,..Oltll4 NOTICE IS HERf;8'f GIYEN 111.at ttOTlc:aTOC•eDtT'ORI PtJBLIC NOTICE ............ ~t on T.,.\de,, Mo<nt 1, 197', 41t I oo IUl"•ltlOltCOU•'rO,TM• ...... ~C.,W--P M. 11'1 Ille Coun<ll C ... Ml>tlr, tOJOO l'rAY•Of'CAL.IP09NIAPOtt .-,, T_,......,. Sla1er Ann11•, Founte1n V•1t•y, TM• CXM.INTY Of'OIUU•O• ,.... ~ Al'9 C•lllorn1•. 11'19 City Coun<tt will l'IOIG a .... A-tmN ............ CA...., PllOflc lle.,lntonlf'lefOll-lnQ l!tlete ol LOUISE M. llAICElt, •II• ~I,._ Or ..... GoeM 0.lly PllOI A. I-Qellet Ne, Mt PrOOO\dl l.OUISI! M. HASE, Oe<HMd. Jl/lfif It 17 Ma· J tO !tit • lnll"ltd II'/ tlle l'i-lftt COlnMIUIOft NOTICI! II HEREa'f OIY•N W • ' • • ,,.,. to P••1one 1o It·) "Medium Density creollon Of Ille elloW flMNd de<...,.t _ _ Mwlllll .. 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Ill f-• t11it 1•1111•1 CIT'V COUNCIL llff <"" ..._,, ,,,,_,CA...,I• Ill ........................... wltl .. t ellM lllltr ,......., MMtlllO wfllCll T•• ...... •• ,...._._..,. • 11ven.,. .,_.,.._.., te .. M. II __ ...._ .......... , .• ,.m., .............. fwrtMr lflfWIMtlefl la Mlr.f,.,.. T--. .......... "".lfttNlrW'le ,.,._., c. WrttM ,,..., <eM&ct •,.,......... °"*'-' Cltr c-if ~ flllt ectllfl ._.._..., .. ..watt. ... -..................... .. TIMI --.... wtat -OfYCIOUllCU, twtun,.....,~ c.itt 4all•-Clflllly ... °""' °' fMI CITY M Oete4h Nlf It, 1"9, tf,"" ~AIN VAU.IY It• A. IWf ...... I "'-·~··'°· Cltya.ttf lie ~T~ ... '=....,"""' ,_J:I~ c.&t Defir....... ,.....=:r'.:'c.&t °"'' ,., ... .,... Jtjy .,, "" ... , ... ., .,, "" ft1J·7' • There are any number of expensive luxury se- dans availab le today that perform exceedingly well on the tax return. The BMW 7331, on the other hand, was built to offer its owner the one asset that seems lacking in many of today's expensive automobiles: extraor- dinary performance on the freeway. A benefit that becomes abundantly evident the first time one takes the wheel of the BMW 7331 and experiences the kind of exhilarating responsiveness that II most people have all but given up for " lost 1n today's pollution-controlled automobiles. Press the accelerator and the 7331's fuel-injected 3)-liter engine responds in a manner that can only be described as exhila- rating; the six-cylinder power plant 1~ so efficient that Road & Track mag- azine has called it ff ••• the most refined in-line six in the world." All told, the 733i may be the only leased car that's as satisfying to drive dur- ing the rest of the year as it is during tax season . If the thought of leasing a luxury sedan you won't be bored with before its lease is up intrigues you, contact your nearest BMW dealer to arrange a test dnve. Business fridlf, J4ili/ n. 1m . DM.YN.OT U · Who Business? No Visible Entity~-. . . Wlao owu Amtrlun bull· ,,...,,.... ...... ~ .... beU ..-........... ,......,... ~:•-.Nooeela&M-. ~=!-.:,·o:c bJ u ladirid or a famllr er .vtn a aroup of , ........ Here Md U..re. ot coune. 10" wiU ftad ea~. The Kua famUy ttlU bolda the relM al Levl Strauu The Dorrance famUy t.rut 11 t!M major owner of Campbell Soup . Kirk Kerkorian call• tbe abou at Metro-Coldwyn·M ay~r Edw1trd J: Daly ll lhe undisputed bou of World Airway• Cyou wouJd M too if you ownt.'d 80 percent °' the atock>. BUT WHO OWNS <.:aterp1Uar Tractor, one of the Industrial &lants o/ America? According to tbe lat.est ,.port from the com· pany. the stock held by all or its directors and officers comes to no more than seven-tenths or 1 percent or the outs tanding Caterpillar shares This Is not to say thut Lee L. Morgan, the c h uirm1rn and c hief exerutlvt• otrlcer or CaterpiUar, is impoverished. He owns 65.724 shares. worth more than S3 million. However. th::il's a puny hold· Ing, compared with the big bloc ks held by bank trust departments, insurance com · panies, pension funds, mutual funds and other members of the invisible phalanx dubbed ''in· stilutiooal investors." THESE INSTITUTIONS hold more than hair of Caterpillar Tractor's stock An 1ndividuul or a family ls UIJ '° ~. But aa luUlu lJQn IT llladowJ. It'• f ace&tet, hld.iq blb&nd a mut of f\prea. Here, lw aampa., la PrudeaUal l •••raaee, w~lcb owna l e mlWoe lbaNe of IBM. worth '"611 tuO mll"on. ADd hen'• Metropolitan Ult, wlaleb owm •.t~lharea of IBM, worth about "' mUUon. John Hancock owna another '25 million 1lu1 of IBM. And New York Lite tnauruce bu about $20 million more ol IBM holdln11. NOW 'IRESE AaE all mutu.I life luuran~ companies. which are LMoreticall)' owned by their polfcybolders . Try uklna pollcybolden 1' they realized that they are owners or the in· 1urance 'company that In tum own1 all that IBM stock. 1'bey'ru too buay 1crouncin1 tor funds to pay the next premium. Data complied recently by Computer Directions Advisors of Silver Sprtnc. Md., showed the utent or holdings by irustilu· Lions. Some 450 big lnslltutlons own 65 percent of EU Lilly, the big drug company ; 60 percent or Minnesota Mining & Mfg., the Scotch tape company ; 55 per· cent of Xerox; S4 percent of Merck, another big drug pro· ducer; 52 percent or Atlantic Richfield, a major oil pumper: 40 percent of Exxon, world's la rgest oil company; and 20 per· cent of American Telephone & Telegraph, the phone company FERRETING OUT who owns what in American business Is sometimes Uke a dog following its own tail. It leads nowhe re. For example, what is the •l•nlfl ca n ce o f Brathb Petroleum ownln1 52 percent of the 1iock of Standard OU ol Ohio? Britlah Petroleum is a bu10 company -one of lh4' world's top seven. In fact -and 30 per· cent of it.I shares are held by the Hr1U1h aovernment. Another 20 ~rcent are held by the Bank of Ena land. Doot this mean that Standard Oil of Ohio, from whose loins sprung the Rockefeller Standard •~w1........,.. OPTIMISTIC WINEMASTER Miiia Pondera Sample ~B~RS (fj) ~fi/) ~~f F i ght Ends Pan Am Buys Airline Stock LEASE FROM THE SOURCE • NO MIDDLEMEN • EXCELLENT SELECTION • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 2600 HARBOR BL VD . COST A MESA 540-9100 OR DER YOURS NOW • • . ) .. -. • ... ~ 7U. ~~ ~ ,,,.< l~ ... -1' 1000 • • BEAUTIFUL STICK -ON LABELS STYLISH TYPE ONGOOO QUALITY WHITE GUMMEb PAPER • PERSONALIZED •EASY TO USE • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND r-----------------~~--, '"' 1n "'''coupon, ctfp Ind melt wltll 11, 7$ + 25 ~ tO' Pnot Printing, Label Div. Poet Office Box 1580 • 330 W. Bey St. Calta M .... CallfOmfa 92829 a.su~toU.YourZlpcode Pll OT P~'I N TIN C __________ ,j NEW YORK <AP> -Pan American World Airways says It has acquired 51.4 percent of Na- t ional A1rlines' stock. giving it majority control. A Pan Am spokesman said Thursday the airline owns 4,398,500 shares or National, after buying 125,000 shares on Wednesday and 1,060,000 shares on Tuesday. The announcement could bring to an end the right for control over National, which has been sought as a merger partner by Pan Am, Texas In- ternational and Eastern airlines. DULUTH, Mann. <AP) -Minnesota Gov. Al Qule says there Is little hope ()f a quick end to a strike that bas shut down all eight elevators at the Great Lakes' bigges t grain shipping operation, causing growing conrern among farmers, millers ( J and shippers. fl R I E I'S A s pokes m a n for Local 118 of t h e _______ __. Ame ricun Fedcralion of Grain Millers said Thursday that no talks were scheduled with the six companies involved. The millers' strike began July 6 at an elevator in neighboring Superior, Wis. By Wednesday, 520 mlllers al all eight elevators in the Twin Ports of Duluth and Superior were ore the JOb. Quie said the two sides were "a long ways apart" in the contract dispute The main issue is the union's demand for a cost·of living clause in new contracts. IJnU ftf i o E nd f'H9llO SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -United Airlines will end passenger/lane service lo Stockton. Modesto a nd Bakersfiel in the San Joaquin Vulley on Oct. 28, company orrlclals announced. The airline provides three non-stop round trip nights dally between Bakersfield and Los Angeles and two each between Stockton and San Francisco and Modesto and San Francisco. The company ls working with Air Pacific to continue "adequate replacement service," accord· lng to a statement. Air Paci/le already serves the three valley communities. The statement said the nights are being eliminated because Unlted's Boeinq 737 service is "inefficient" over routes of less than 100 miles. E•~rflfl A lterttaCI~ llf'flftl " ROSEMEAD CAP> -Southern California Edison Co. hu warned P resident Carter that his ener l)' proeram probably will fail unless it eases environmental reatrlcUou and permit• more ele<:· trielty to be 1ener1ted by coal and nuclear power. Edl.lon Chairman Jack K. Horton aald Thurs· d ay that 1ucb alt.ematlve enero aourcea have to be a11re11ively developed lf Carter's enerl)' pro· 1ram II to succeed. Horton also Hid a 1tron1 procram ta needed to develop dometUc oil and 1u producUon. "" ....... htl l/.S ....... DETROIT (AP) -Volbwagen "wlll deftnlt.e· ly .. but.Id a new ear Haembly plant ln lb• United Statel or buy an exi•linl f acWty from a U.S. automaker wlthln the next 11& montha, an official for tbe We1t German company HY•· Spok•man Tom McDonald •aid Volk1wa1en la conaliMrtna 1llel ln a doaen 1talel. Volklwa1en. la tbe Ollly forellft carmaker wttb a manufactW'tnl plant ill Amertea. It.I plant near New Stant.on, Pa., wbieb Ol*Md la Aprtl 11'71 and manuf actUNS Rab· blt modela, wu built by the Cbry1ler Corp. but MHr UMd by tbe No. a U.S. automaker. (JAC* ANOUJON J "IVIA'-' In the DAILY PILOT Oil Truat, ls under Brlllab together by mutual advaotaee." domination? NOT AT A.LL. It Juat doesn't seem to make any dl/ference. Alton W. Wblte houae Jr .• c hairman of Sohlo, reassured e mployees and s hareholders earlier thla year that BP's plus·SO percent interest would not "lead to a ny rpdlcal change." The two companies have Peen cooperating for 10 years , he pointed out, and .. are bound Even lboucb it bolds the ma· Jorlly of the stock, BP is content to elect only three or lta offlcens to the 16-man board of directors of Sohlo. IN SHORT : BP wouldn't do anything to hurt Sobio; Sohlo wou ldn't do anything to hurl BP. Jt•s all very cozy. And who owns whom ia almost academic. The managers go on Money Tree running the company just the way they always did. It was · much easier In the old days when you could zero in on a. target. Here Comes Connecticut • LITCHFIELD, Conn. <AP) - The 1,200 cases of wine that Haight Vineyards will sell thls year is a pittance when stacked up against the production or even a single wine-growing re· gion of California. it wasn't until last fa ll that grapes that would become the vintage or 1978 were harvested. The vineyard will begin sales modestly this year with two varieties of white table wine, a J oh annisberg Riesling and a Chardonnay. They will retail for between $55 and $60 a casf' Finger Lakes region, thinks Con· necticut's coastal areas would prov id e weather patterns favorable to grape production. "CONNECTICUT RANGES from excellent lo fair when com , pared to ..:rape growing regions of New York," he said • But t h e vin e yard's winem::ister, 36·year.old Shom Mills, armed with i.tudies he wrote on Connecticut's weather pattem.s und seven years of pro· fcssional expcricn<:c . 1s con vinced the tiny vineyard an Litchfield has a chance THE FIRST OF the vineyurd's 1978 crop will go on s ale next week, as owners lake advantage of a recent state law permitting farm vineyards to sell wane on the premises as long as Lhcy meet certain conditions. "No one knows whether 1l will take off and become a v1ahle agricultural industry." Mall s said an a telephone antnv1<'w "Hut I think 1t stands a good c h ance, as AO Od a s muny agricultural industrw i. " SO ME OF THE Vlnt'I> httV(' been growing for four yc;jrs but A Marechal Foch as stall hem~ aged and wall not be s old for some time and'MilH'\'1s far from certain about iL-. eventual price THERE ARE ONLY 15 acres planted in grapes on the Haight farm. used by owner Sherman J>. Haight to raise horses. Mills said that as far as he knows there is only one othe r farm winery operating in the stale. and it's at the other end or Con neclicul in North Gros ve nor Dale "It's very low key, a very s mall opvrnt1on," :-aid Mdb of the llu1ght Vineyards Most or the work. he said. can be c1on1· by only a h:.indful of full t1rn1· employees, with lo<·al res1dcnti. h1n·d to hel p at harvest Miiis. who spent yl'urc; work ing in New York's wine-growing ··1 would say maritime in· fluen c<' s 1t1·s in <.:onntc•cticut would ht> roughly equ1vulent to lht· premium h11ls 1d<' sites in C<1llfom1 u " M 1 lls researched the region·~ weather in s('vcral s tudies and b(·lseve11 a luck of knowledge about wine growing and the. pressures of land development ha vc kept wineries out of Coonce· twut Bt'T MILL..'i LOOKS forward to planting mon.· vin es a nd an· <-n•:i:-.m~ Uw v1n1•yard·.., capacity f1 um IL" pr<''>t•nl l{'Vl'I or 7,000 ~a lions l•> 11.000 ga lion:-. next I<• 11 In th1· nwant1n11• tw an<l his 11·.,., coll1·:1~:u1•:-. ... 1•1•m ,,, havf' llmP tn pu1.1l•• ovt•r somt' usi><•cti; of wine nwkinl.! without haste. 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TM word t•taUnb la med lbo1o11h becauae ftul Pl'OIDMb woo't be macs. un· tU R1a teltl tbe arm tocb.y by lhrowtn1 ooUaelkllliDe. Juat how bort the Anacb urc in pitchin1 waa araphJclllly Ulustrated ln the recent aeries with the New York Yankees, where tho UaJoa lost two or three <including Thursday'12 Outback). Younpteri; like Ralph Rotting and Ma rk Clear had to pick up the slack with Steve Eddy uhso m aking un uppearance in Boston. These ue not the lype of war·torn veterans the Angels wanl p1tchlllg for them down the stretch "Nothing showed up in lbe X-rays. I don 't know what it ts," said lbe right· hander as he personally delivered his negatives to Dr. Robert Kerlan Thursday a t the Rams' Cal State Fullerton training camp. .lban'1 value to the Aqela oeeds no ex· p&uattan. •peclally when you consider the.team's preeanoua poaiUon. 'TU work out and see how it responds . The doctor (Kerlan> could only speculate and he felt It was maybe adhesions." Planed by '-Juries all aeuo. 1001. a IOU of Ryan's stature would Jual about dee lmata a t*ddns 1latr that s almost dee· imated alrudy.· And tbat'a the last t.blni the Ancels need at Ulla Juncture ol t.be aeuon aa they lead the American Lea1ue'1 Western Division Ryan, on the other hand. enjoying one or bts most profitable seasons. has been the team's stopper throughout the campaign. He's endured this kind of pressure before with the Miracle Mets or 1969. and he's the Ryan. who underwent surgery on his right elbow on Aug. 24, 1975, felt a twinge in that same elbow while pitching against the Yankees Wednesday in the second in- ning. Not wanting to take any risks Ryan immediately took himself out of the game. .. Anytime you feel som ething like that ($ee ANGELS, Page 88> ~-UCI: Coach Without a ~am-- Track Stars Bolt By ERNIE CASTILLO Of -o.lly "' ........ Kevin McNalr inherited a winning tradi- tion-but little else-when he took the job as head track coach al UC Irvine . Like the tennis and crew programs, UCl's track future lies 1n limbo after its past was parti· lioned and shipped to Arizona State and UCLA. In a twist of irony, lbe track situation went from a team without a coach to a coach without a team. Not onl did UC I lose track coach Len Miller an tennis coach Myron McNamara to ASU, world class long ~umper LaMonte King may become a Sun Devtl, too. UCLA ALSO LOOKS LIKE a refugee camp for exiled Anteaters. Crew coach Bob Newman opted for his alma mater and al least five former UCI track athletes-caught up in the uncertainty surrounding the pro- gram during the two months it took to select a coach-have either enrolled at UCLA or are leaning that way . Also caught in the middle is McNair. a young, enthusiastic transfer from Occidental College whose arrival on the job July 9 me1y have been too late to avoid the mass exodus. In addition, most or the Southland's blue chip athletes have already been recruited. IT llAY BE OPTIMISM -or just plain naivete-but McNair hasn't given up hope of COMMENTARY luring King and others back into the fold. "I've talked to every a thlete by phone and I'm meeting as many as I can personal· ly," be said Wednesday. "I want them all to stay, obviously. But by the same token, I believe the program is going to fly regard· less. I believe no one person or athlete makes a program." McNair also said he had s poken to King Tuesday and the two-time NCAA runner-up in the long jump was still undecided. The1t greatly conmctcd with Miller's report that the Surprise, Ariz. native is enrolling al Arizona State. "IT'S A PIPE DREAM. They're not be· ing realistic," Miller said of UC l's hopes of retaining a man who singlehandedly scored 16 points for the Anteaters in the 1979 NCAA championships. McNair might have had a better chance of keeping King had he retained Miller's right hand man, Jim Toomey, who just hap· pened to be LaMonte's personal coach for two years. McNair seems intent upon bringing in his own assistants. The Toomey situation. he says, "hasn't been solidified yet ... But as rar as Toomey is concerned it is. ''l'M NOT GOING BACK there,'' he said Wednesday. "One, I haven't been rehired and two. I've waJted to bear from the gu.Y <McNair) a loal time and I haven't so f quit. "I've done a lot of recruiting and things like that, helping a lot of the kids up until last KING lolll.LEll t.£now week. But I wasn't too appreciated for the work I was doing. I decided I didn't want to he In lhat kind of a situation." , Toomey. whose brother Bill was head coach before Miller . was well liked by all the Anteaters and has been in constant contact with most of Lhem during the past two months of indecision. So if anybody knows where they stand. it would be Toomey DISCUS THROWER KRIS LE'MOW. an NCAA finaUst. has already enrolled at UC LA ;ind by Toomey's reckoning, distance runners Oa ve Daniels, David Schriver, Steve Webb and Don Moses will soon follow. Hammer thrower Jon Sheppard has in - dicated he won't be back. Vincent Brown is heading for Long Beach City College to satisfy his one-year s it-out requirement and Bill Thilken is contemplating junior college to get his A.A. degree a nd retain his final two years of college eli gibility. Those staying include two Orange Coast a r ea products. distance runne rs Charlie Christensen (Edison High) and J oe Young <Costa Mesa High ). Hurdler Tim Cha mbers has also indicated he will stay at UCI while quartermiler Tony Wells and distance run· ncrs J oe Avila and Larry Greer arc undecided. THE CENTER OF TOE TRACK prob· lcm . as it is wi th crew a nd tennis. revolves a round scholarships. Simply put, UCI hands few-if any-out. When King. miler Steve ~C(Jlt ;md decathlctc Ma uricio Bardales com bl"ed for 28 points to give UCI sixth place in th1• 1978 NCAA rhampionships. th c•y represented half un athletic scholarship. To show Miller's magnetism. consu.lcr the following : Bard ales, who helped Miller with 1<1:.l year's decathlon crew, is contemplating Join- ing his old coach at AS U. Ed Ahlmcyer. another of Miller 's prized distance protcgcs, has already m ade the move. Scott. America ·s lop miler. wilJ aJso train for the Olympics in Arizona. But scholars hips a nd the change in coaches aren't the only reasons for lhc m ass exodus . Some athletes will be pursuing ma· JOrs that weren't offered at UCI-espccially those in the physica l education area. But the bottom line, as It does In many aspccL<i or lire, frequently came down to a matter of ilolla rs and sense. "SOME ATHLETES WHO MADE s acrifices for Len as rar as scholarships and (See TRACK, Page 88) fakers, McKinney Near Deal INGLEWOOD 1AU1 Jaek Mc Kinney, ;.in as!>ii-.tant toach with the Portland Tr<1il Blazers. Is cx1>cctcd to be n<1med head coach of the Los Angeles Laker., o n Monda y, according to J source close to National Baskl't ball Association team . McKinney met here with new Lakers' owner J erry Buss and gf'nf•ral manager Rill Sharman for the second time• Thur~day mght to discuss terms Wll t.:N ASK ED in a tch:phonf' interview with Portland rad111 ~lilt1on KYXI prior to h1!> meet 1n ~ with Buss a nd Sha rman whctht•r he hlld bN:n nffcn·d thl' JOb. McKinney sa id "We ll. not exactly "I'm down h<•r1• to talk to lilt• J.akcrs a bout that po!>s1b1h ty but 1l hasn't comL· a bout yet." ht· s aid ''I'm hoping that's tht· purpose of the v1sil. though ·· Asked 1f he considers himself the likely candidate. McKinney said, "I wouJd imagine that. l'vl· been led to believe that tonight's meeting will decide whether or not they're going to offer me the position. Then I'm going to de c1dc whether or not 1 ·m going to accept it. "IT'S EXCITING. Uut I don·t know what my feelings arc because nothing is def mite." hl· said. "I have an awful lot of things twirling ;,i round in my mind Will they accl'pt the 1dcu:. that I have? ··out it's openin g up iJnd clt·ar in g a little and l think tonight 1f things do go well I'll be a lot more relaxed and proba bly take time to cnJOY the excitem ent. .. McKinney addc~ that if things we nt wt•ll at the meeting with Duss and Sbarman, he would m eet Portland Coac h J ack Ramsey. Ron Culp and team physicia n Bob Cook. an Los Angele s for s umme r league games, for dinner Thursday. TllE ASSOCIATED PRESS learned earlier in the d ay that as long as the Lake rs and McKin· ney ca n agree on terms, the JOb IS hlS. Lake r s s p okes man Bo b Steiner had called McKinney. "a prime candidate." f<'ormer Laker star J erry West stepped down foll owing the past season after three years as head coach. The job reportedly was offered to .Jerry Tarkanian of Nevada-Las Vegas. but he de- cided to stay in the collt!giate ranks. Wall Banger Htc:kv y lll'nd<.'rson of J\ 's ma kt:s iwekha nded CC:ltch .. C r ush C's Bos ton ::. Ft:m\ a~ .The n takes a well de· served short break. Mets Want to Forget About Trades Dream Team That Got Away lrreludes Ryan, Seaver, Kingman, Singleton By WILL GaOISLEY A .. l,.c,_ C.Nl• 1 It I NEW YORK <AP> -Dave Kln1man, the man with the Babe Ruth home run stroke, cbecked into Sbea Stadium with tbe Chica10 Cubs lut nltbt -a biller reminder to New York Met.I fms ol "another bll one wbo sot away." 8ucb reminden are popptq up too often for comfort -these da,1. Tbe 1ame'1 belt futba.11 Dlteber, tM Aaaell' Nolan Ryan, b• JUlt dlpaned town -bl.a bid fOI' aa ~ ftftb DO-bit pme bJ' an elbow ln· JurJ. a YAM back of fronl·runninl .Montreal) and f actn1 a trim economic ledter -tbe 1malle1t bome turnout tn tbelr blltory. ATTENDANCE 18 BELOW the balf·mllllon mark and, bar· l1DI a miracle, wm fall to reacb tbe record low of 922,510 Mt ta tbe Polo Ol'OUDdl in t•. There are neurriDI rumon, stoutly denied, tbat the franchise may be put up for aale. It may appear to be a maudlin eatroiM -' kJcktna a IUJ when bt'I clown -but lt'1 ..... Uq to poader wbat lriDd of a liDeup tbe .... could ft•ld Wl\b talent U.d -...... llubattan 1k1lbM ....... but C!baqed to IUMOMAM •OOSMAM another crest. Try this one on for size: Tim Foil, 11, Pirates. Bud Harrelloa, ab, Pbilllea. Rult.)' Staub, lb, Expos. Dave Kiqmai.. lf, Cubs. AIDOI Olla, ef, noyala. Ken S&qletoa, rf, Orioles. Mike PbilUP1, 3b, Cardi. Duffy Dyer, c, Espoe. Pltcbera: Nolan Ryan. An1cl1 ; Tom Seaver, Reds , Nino Eaplnoaa, Phillies; Jerry Koolaman. Twins; John M1U1ck, Ranfen; reliever Tus <"You Got a Believe .. ) McGraw, Phillies. IT'I CSaTAINL Y a llneup lbat could demand •tt•nt.lon and .. .. " SIMOLUOM tbe lowly Mets, given a rep· echa1e <second chance> heat. undoubtedly could turn the mselves into a contender with some selected plucking from the Usl of departed heroes. Granted, it's a moderate in· field. But the outfie ld Is solid, and who would bave a better pllchlnl corp1? Kinsman hu proved his bout -that be i1 • n•tural home run bitter and can be an aaaet J.O any club. He baa pushed bl1 ~e•'s home run production to ao and, Uke the PhlWcs• Mllte Scbmklt. baa been put on lhe Babe Rut.b and Roter II ari1 timetable. A11o he bu leamed to 1wtn1 1eu wildly, battinC .294. BOTH SINGLETON and Otis urc butting close to .300 with good run production -the former with 75 RBI. the latter with 58 M cts fans must brea}< mto the tears when they loolC at what might have been the pitching starr Ryan 12· 7 with a blazing fastball: Seaver 10·5, eight de· cisions In a row; Espinosa 10·7: Koos man 11·9; Matlack S-4, a good right-handed. left-handed balance. "We can't brood over such things," said Joe McDonald. Meta 1eneral manager whoae baseball background dates back to the Ebbeta Field days. ·'The free a1enl draft has brought about changes alfectlng all clubs, not Just us -like Pete Rose 1ol.n1 to the PhlWa, Tom· my John to the Yankees. Sener was unhappy over hla aalary. .Kln1man wa1 lost ln the free a1enl draft. Koosman wu lntent on 1oln1 to MlMesota where he had bualnes1 intereau: lie would bave quit otherwlff. Sure. lt11 an emotional tbln& when you lole a · 1uy Hite Kooz. but you must keep evel')'thln.1 in b•luce." ... . -,.. Thomas Fmds Groove HOUSTON (AP> -The Los Angeles Dodgers have found a winning streak, Derrel Tbomu has found a groove, and Joe Beckwith hopes he's round a home . Those ingredients all added up to a 6·5 victory for the Dod1ers Thursday ntght over the Na- tional League Western Division leading Houston Astros. who s aw th e ir winning strlng. snapped at four games a nd their division lead cut to four games over Cincinnati. THOMAS DROVE HOME three runs, including two in a tour-run second inning. and Beckwith got his first major league victory in relier or starter Don Sutton as the Dodgers won for the seventh time in eight gam es "I think the As tros are afraid of us now because they can sec we · re coming b ack ." said Beckwith. who hurled 2~J in· nmgs before yielding to Terry Forster in the eighth. "Our spirit has picked up tremendous· ly and we're playing much more aggressively." The Dodgers committed their first act or aggression in the second inning when they took a 4·0 lead on Houston starter J oa- quin Andujar. Thomas drove home two runs with a single to right field and two more runs scored on .Jose Cruz's error in left field. "TIDS IS THE SECOND half of the season and e verything is s tarting to com e <.eround . ·· Thomas said. "Us ually, we'vt: bt>en four runs down in the early innings but now we 're starting to pl<.ey more aggressively and our concentration is much better." The• As tros . s truggling to m a1 nta in the ir prc -All·st ar br<.'a k supremacy. fought back to tie It with one run in the second and three in the fifth. C ruz walked t o ope n the second. stoic second, went to third on Enos Cabell's single and scored on the first of three hit:. by rightficldcr Jeff Leonard. Three more runs scored in the fifth on a triple by Alan Ashby. smgle by Craig Reynolds and a double by Terry Puhl. THEN ALONG CAMt: T h omas again to pul lht· Dodgers ahead fo r good in the c1f(hth. Joe t•crguson wa lked to open the mrung. was :.acrifict.-d to second base and !>Cored the tic -breaking r un when Thomas triph:d to the right-centerf1cld fence. Thom as a lso s cored on the p lay when Cruz·~ relay throw !>truck shortstop Reynolds on his knee . forcing him to leave the game ..~;vw we're getting the big hit, the big out and the big play," Dodger Manager Tommy Lasorda said. ~ hudn 't been g etting any of those things . They're· a ll st<trting to hit now and wc·re getting a lot of runs.·· The Aslros. who have 74 hit:. in the ir last s ix games. got 11 against the Dodgers but it didn't he lp Andujar. 11 ·6. "That happens in baseball." Andujar said. "It's nobody's fa ult but I do n't lhink the Dodgers hit the ball well enough to score six runs." Cappelletti Sent Home To Recover The Rums say running back John Cappelletti. hampered by a groin lnJury sufrered last year. has left the National Football League team's training camp at Cal State Fullerton. Cappelletti, 26, "has had a groin pull that forced him to m lss a couple of games late last season." Rams spokesman J erry Wilcox said Thursday. "He had some problems dur· ina the olf aeuon and after a couple of practices, lt is aWJ bolbertnc him," WUcox said. The former Heilman Tropby Winner was aent home to Westminster where .. he will un· der10 further treatment, teat.a a nd real la also a preacrtpt.ion. We· re hopeful tb•t we are IOlnl to 1et him back aoon but we Just don't know when." WUcox aaid the muele tear I that 1ldeUDed tbe e.1, 117·pcM.md elx-year veteran from Penn ! State "Juat never ht•led the war ltwaa1uDDOMdto." ·, 1 Tb• Aam1 OPf'n exblbltloe. , play Saturda)' nl1bt, Au1. ( a11ln1t Oakland a_t tl1e· ColiMum. .. ports Break Ramir.ez'8 Career Skid8: He's Now at Bakersfield . Remember Orlando KamJna? Sure, waan'Lhe the 1uy wbo won the 1horU&op job dW'lnC 1prin1 tralnl"'! v ... h. he WU In the Ancell' opefttn1 day lineup. . . G\M'll where Ramir~1 ls lOda)' .81kerafleld, pl1)'lo1 .. A" ball k.D t.be Callfornla Lea1ue. PM or lhti lowest run11 ot the proleu\onal ~oacball ladder. A• late »• May 19 RamJrez had a locker n"xl t.o Rod Cercw wilh the Anl«ila. Today he la rldln.i 3 bus In Ba br1fteld, hla career In " sham bl~ H~re'1 how It happened Ramin·.t wa.a usslgned to Sau Lake C1 ly. but he f<>t leas ·playing Umc there thun he had with the An1el1. 110 California loan~d him lo the Hou11ton Astros· or· ganhat1on. a practic~ nol uncommon among minor league pluycn. Ramuei we nt to Churleston . but tht• Astros suy he. refused to lake mf1cld or batting practice. and a fter a few detys they _.,,,., .. , sent tum back to the Angelh. Californta handled lhe proble m by s hipping hlm to Bakersfield. where ht• is today a 28·ycar·Old who played in the big leaguto:s over parts of five seasons. now wallowing among fuz1,y-checked youn~~kn, who only drcum or the ma JOr leaguc1> .....------ftuu1r flf flw Day ------. "When W(' lost a frw games. that's when the Rarbuge s tarted . Before that . they wrote it was great I could rock· and-roll and still play footb11ll. Then the more games we lost. the older, fatter a nd drunker I got." Ken Stable r, quarterback of the Oakland rt aiders. /tlariaer Tltrowe• Ball at f'att BALTIMORE -An obscene remark apparent· .• ly prompted a Seattle re lief pit.cber to throw a ball at a fan during Tuesday nJght's doubleheader between the Baltimore Orioles and the Marine rs at Me morial Stadium . According to pol.Jee. Michael L. Ault. 23. of Silver Spring. Md., said Wednesday that the pitcher , 24-ycar-old Byron Mc Laughlin. threw a bull at him while he wus s ilting behind the Seattle bullpen at ubout 11 : 15 p.m. Ault told police the ball was apparently thrown in retalla· tion for an obscene remark made about the pitche r from u fan. According to police, the bu ll did not hll anyone and lunded in the sea ts directly behind Ault. Ault told police ht· und three friends were sitti~ in the r1Jthl field deck djrectly bf:hind the visiting team's bullpen when they ht·ard someone call the pitcher an obscene name. M r l.uughlin, who h:tct b1•cn wurming up, "turned <1round out of the blue und fired a fastball al me." Ault suid. lie plans to press 1·huri:c t•!>, he !>:iid. because the ball could have h1l him or u child nt::t rhy Police. however, h<tve not charged McLaughlin. McLaughlin later told a S«:utllc baseball writer he was going to throw the ba ll at the crowd. but then threw the ball away in the s<:ats. "I don't know why I did 1t." the young p1lche r wus r1uoted ;_1:, saying. McLaughlin later wu:, given a p<>h cc ei.cort to the team bu:, parked on the i.t:id1um lot Splli•er ,,,.,_. Clle /lleaC •I 8C•rC ll bad been tbrM yean llnce Du 89'llMr lal Ill made• p&te 1tart but Tbunday be looked llke he '1 been l~e Cleveland rotaUon all alone. 8pUlner Umited Mlnneaot.a to JUlt two unearned rum dd tour bit.a lo •~ lMlnC• or work u U.. lndiant beat the Twlftl. 7·2 • . . I.ff ••1'1 1rand 1l1m bomer ud Kea 81a&letm'• five RBI paced Baltlmore to a 12·1 rout ot &alUe.. lhts Oriolff' 28lb win in their la1t 31 aamea ... Ml&clllelJ Paae.. ooo or Oakland1 true stars, drove ln rour ruu with a ho mer, slncle and lwo doublel' u the A'a outaluaed Botton. 8-6 . . . A pair ot homers by OUo Velea Urted Toron to pasl T e xas, 8·4 ... Jason Tllom,._ belled a three·run homer and rookje Du Petry scat tered seven hits in Octroll's 5·2 victory over Mllwa uke,e . . . F~ Patek hit his tirsl homer of the season to back lhe five-hit pltehing of Larry Gara and power Kansas City over Chicago, 6-1 ... Jn the National League. ... ,LLNH J oltnay Beech hil his third homer in two nights alf Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh for the third consecutive time. 9 7 Bench had four RBI in lhe game as the Reds c ut thuir deficit in the NL West to four games ... Scot Thompeoa and Sten Ontiveros drove in Utree runs apiece as • tht' CubG beat the Mets. 9·2. and returned to second place In the NL East ... SUvio Martinea pitched a five·hitter a nd drove in the ~o-ahcad run in St Louli;' f\.? win over Atlanta . .San Francisco snapped a fouq~ame losini streak ~Y bt:atlng San Diego, 6·2, behind J ack Clark's three RBI ... ... ired Monday a11 munager of the Cle veland Indians, Jerr Torborg was hired as a coach bv the Yankees and is :.ch cdulcd to work with the team's pitchers .. Steve Carlton will mis:. "one. maybe two" pitching turns becaui.e of his 10 JUrt•d nghl knee, the Phlllies' lcam phys1c1an s c.id .------Base•au Toda,,------. On lh1s d~tl' in basebull 10 1946 Hudy York blastc:d two grand slam homer!> :ind col· kckd 10 RBI as the Hos ton Hcd Sox routed the St . Louis l:irowns. 13·6 . Today's Birthdays Lt.'<> Durocher. ooc or basl'ball'!> greatest m:inugcrl> and most colorrul pcrsonahtws. 1s 74. Chicago Cub:, out- fi e lde r Larry Biittncr is34. Suri Seroftd A#fer Sorlcer•' Win T he San Oie'JlO Socke rs m oved past the • C a liforniu Surf and into rirs t place 10 t he American Conference West with a 4·3 North Amcn cun Socce r Lcugue victory over Memphis Thursday WUUe Shoemaker , the wlnningest jocket in racing history . escaped serious injury Thursday when h1s mount stumbled 10 the third race al Del Mur. hurling him over the horse's hc;1d ... Shoemaker, '17. took a hurd s pill when his horse. Propt-r Impulse. stumbled badly leaving the gate. He was taken by a mbul<ince to the track first aid station where il was found he was not hurt serious ly. Shoemaker cam e back in the hHh race to wm aboard i''luidily. lie then requested to be excused from his remaining mounts . Miami Dolphins owner Jo•· Robbie says he h;.1s no firm pl ans lo get together "~ain w1lh 1.os Angelt·s 0Hic1als who ure wooing his Nf"L club. but uddl>. ··we will be mcetm~ in the future ·· Gralta•, Roger• Sltarr Goll l,Jead Australi an David G raham a nd Bill Ro11:ers n tied for the lead with six-under-pa r 65s 10 the ram dl'laycd first round of the Philade lphia Class ic. Al fi7 were Bobby Wadkins, Mari< Mc:Cumbcr , .-orrc1tt t•ezte r, Bob Byman and Tommy Valentlnc Can<tdwn Cathy Sherk fired a ro ur·undt•r·r>ar 69 to t <.1ke tht· op<·nan~ round lead in :in Ll'GA lourntiment m Ste. Julw. Qucb('l' Three s trokes back were Silvia Be rtolac:cini, Judy Clink. Kathy Mc Mullen. Mary Dwyer,' Pam Higgins <tnd Judy Rankin. Eleven golfers matchc·d par-73 while Nancy Loswi shot a 7li. Telev ision, Radio TV: Olympics -Spartucade. 7 p m . Cha nnel 11 Socct·r Aztecs vs . Roc hester, 11 p.m .. Ch:mncl 11. RADIO: Baseball Dodger!> a l Houston. 5 :so JI m . KAllC (790). Minnesota ul An gels. 7 25 pm .. KM PC 11101 Laguna Volleyball Tourney Begins Saturday The Cuervo Laguna Open, a tournument consisting of J2 two· • man volleyball teams. geL5 un· -der way Saturday with uct1on · slated to begin at 9 a.m. .• The tYiO·day event is expected (to be wrapped up by 5 p.m . Sun· duy at th e Main Bea c h volleyball courts oo Pacihc Coast Highway at the fool of Broadway in Laguna Beach. Among t.hc entries a re defend· 1ng wo rld c h a mpions Gary I looper and Steve Obradovich and lhree·llme beach MVP Jim Menges. who will be teamed with Mall Gage. _ O the rs e ntered include the UCLA entry of Singin Smith and Karch Kiraly, Fred Sturm a nd 1977 worl d c hamp C hris M urlowc and Andy Fis hburn and Dane Selznick. A crowd in e xcess of 10,000 1s expected. according lo a Laguna Beach R e creation D e pt. sookesman. The 25th unnual event offers $3.000 in prize money which will be split between the top four. Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE w~"' Dtvlsloo West Division W L Pct. GB W L Pct. GB 58 4'1 569 58 45 .563 / ... ···-... -·· ....... _, ........ .._ ..... ---_..,_....... -.... BASEBALL TRACK STARS majors we re concerned. aren't wHhnc to make the trade-oft now," Toom~y eays. "M08t of them are good enough that lf they go back to a junior college or sit out a year they can get u full ride t.oa major university. "Wbo can blame them? A lot or them just can't afford to go the re. Tony Wells bad to take out a loan to go t.o UCL He 's still trying t.o pay It back." Miller. who worked miracles in h is five-year stay at UCI where he woo u t.otal of three NC AA Div1s 1o n II c h a m - pions hips a nd a pair of Pacific Coast Athletic Asso<:iatlon titles in two years . long complaJned about the lack or s upport and scholarsh1 ps h e fell we r e necessary to capture a Division I title. NOW THAT H t;'S AT ARIZONA STATE, he'll never fee l that frustration again "I'm in ecstury now." he s aid Tuesday. "I'm thrilled to death. l"rom the top to lht! bottom. l•verybody 1s :,uper here . I've got all the thmgs that l wanted to have. We 've got a tn.11ncr thut worked in the Pan-Am games. .in ;i:.:-.1stanl lr<iincr and :tn a:. !>l~tanl :.ports 1nf11rmKllon d1 rt't' t11r th:il !> ,, track nut ANGELS. • • YOU h<.tve to USI' d1scret1on ... ht: ~:i1d Kl·rlan. th1• lt«.Jm physc1an. wa~ oµl1mbt1c liul cautious. "Everyth1n~ look!> po!.1l1vc but th<: h1g l~~t will be wht•n h" throws . The X r;.i y-. '>h<iwed nothing. 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I• n 10 ,. 1M'll)•) 1-""'I)'"" rJf '""' ltf• \ P\MI htO""fl lh1, .,.,~•••I I "' tr~ 't ti 1\1 • • n • ,th•fW";J't ?·' • 1 1 'W'\O ••· ,,.,,., ,,,.,, Alh t h 11•n t• • ttw 001 11.,.J,,v Hv /ifH~ fl•1H ti ""v• tf ~,. y """' "' '"'""' "" •f'l•'P O'-"'d' n1ne-r'l"'H1w1nQ "Beat o f all. I 've sot 14 scholanhlpg to oUl'r. I know I un aet tbe Idell ln achool ud I'm pot &0ln1 to have any pro- blem pWna talent so lt'a just a mutter or time. "I've got everything u coach could w~nt." Monday Has Surgery LOS ANGELES <AP> -Los Ange le. Dodgers outfielder Rick Mond~ has undergone s u.rgery to rc pai, a tom achllleis tendon in his left leg and will be loc.'l to the team al least until next spring · Monday. who batted .303 .whllc p layin g JUSl 12 gam es t his :.cason before he was inJured last month. was oper ated on T hursday at Ccnlinclu Hospital in Inglewood. Or. Frank Job<.- said he was optimislk the 33 yl·t1r·old left-ha nde r would be n ·ady for l.pnng tra•11ng 10 1980 Mon<Jay has oec .. p1aguec1 by inj uries in his three !>cason1> !>1ncl· coming to the Dodge r!> rrom the Ctuca go Cubs In 1977. ht· :.uffcred bat•k spasms after diving for a ball m Houston. Last ycur he was hamperi"Cf from mid May through lhl' t:nd 11f lht· !>C'a!>on with a pulled groin .ind J lall'r :.boulder IOJUry hut :-.t11l l'am L-d <t :-.tcirting hcrth on th • NL. All :.tar team Fidrych Heads For San Diego fH~TROJT <AP I Detroit T1i:ct•n; pitcher Mark .. The Bird" i''idrych wu1> to board a plane for C alifornia tot1a y to unde rgo tn·at m cnl 1>f his ailing right <irm. accord1ng to a !>pokc!>man fur tht· American Lt:ugut· l'lub Thi· colorful pitcher 1!\ headed for a rchabll1t<tt.Jon program ut tht• Sports l nJ4r)' Rehah1htut1on a nd (((:~:,.,arc h Chnrc in Sun D1<·gu, club officials saict .Firlrych ~a:-. c·xammf'd in San I l1t·go during th1· All :-.l:ir brc•Jk llv Dr Paul B:.iuer of th•: cltntc Bau1·r '" a IN1d1ng l'ac1f1t· ( 'oasl 1Jrthop1·dic srwc1a ltst an11•go l'adrP:-. Bauer's dwgno:.1s of f"1drych'!> shoulder problem -..gr1..•<1d with pr,•v111us d1agnost's, act:ordmg to Dr Clan·nct· L1vingoucl and Dr Edwin H Cu1~c. T1gl·r team phvs1<'1:m ... f"tdryl•h'.., o;houldPr prohh·m h.1s k1•pt him on lhl· d11>ahlt:d h!>l ... 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COSTAM!SA • I' DAILY PILOT ... 1e•N 8E\"ANO Ram Camp Has New ~ook WiUTestA.-. ...... , ....... The Angels' Nolan Ryan will test his arm today to see if he can throw. Ryan heard his right elbow PoP while pitching against the Yankees Wednesday. He visited an or- thopedic specialist Thursday who found nothing -no s welling, no p~. no sign of anything floating around. ·have been aome alplficanl chan1ea-at th• Jta,m1' Cal Statt f'uUerton tninioc alte thla 1ear l'tnt ol alJ t.tt. field la Uttered wtth paper cupe. That 't ript, Ut:Utred. My 1oth. ll th•l bad bap· pened lut year Oeor1e Alleo would bave had lb• en.Ur• aanltaUon department come to clean up the me11 A• a matter of fact, there was one well· d~umeoW!d locldeot con~rrung Allen and the re· cently departed lalab Robertson ln which lbe latter wu fined and ridiculed when he dropped an empty cup on the pr{AC\IC~ h~ld and refwied to dJapoae or it properly. Allen refused t.o work under s ucb ·ltleasy aur· rouodinCJ while Ray Malavaal. ln hla ftnt full yea( at the helm, seems to rehah ln at. Of course moet of the Uttering b the result of lbe second major change-water for lbe players. Under lbe Alleo reign water was strictly pro· blblted. Allen uaed lbe measure as a teat of character. Only near -fainters couJd get any of the Uquld, and that was usually administered with an eye dropper. Malavaal, conversely, urges his players to drink. and drink. und drink. "We get water :.at the games. so why shouldn't we get It nt pract ice." says linebacker Jack He ynolds. uµpluudln g the move. "With the water It's almost making praC'tice fun " Fun srcms lo be the theme of the c ump. The players arc happy. the coaches are happy and there's a lot of good natured kidding going on. Old-timers ure having a hard Ume trying to re· member when things huve gone smoother. MAUYASI , OF COlJRSE A CAMP just wouldn't be a camp without some bickering. · On Tuesday Malavasa called a meeting for the players al 1 p.m .. which ii ncbt alter lunch and the time usually reserved for the players to rest and soothe aches from the morning workout. Anyway. the next day ooe of the veterans grumbled. "Are we going lO have another one of those senseless one o 'clock meetings today?" So far none have been scheduled. Stay tuned • • • TKERE ARE 15 RULE CHANGES that wiJl takc effect 1n 1m with some proving to be very in· tcrcsting . The most controversial rule will he the one m ade to protl"ct th<' ciu11rterback It stal<'lt. "Of· fi<'ia ls are to blow the play dead a:-. :.oon as the quarterback is clearly in the gra:-.p of ilny tackler b('hind the lmt· of scnmmagt" .. Head referee Jim Tunney explain<'<i the ruled was formed lo protect the QB from gt'lt1~ bla~ll:'d by anolhcr dcferu.lvc lineman wh1lc one ~as hold· Ing him. NBC's $87 Million Gamble Pays Off 152 Hours of Olympic Coverage Planned From Moscow in 1984 By FRED ROTHENBERG ""'"'1• ....... U the energy cn~nch cont.Jnucs next summer and Americans must curtail their gus-pedaling. NBC will have a two-week solution -152 hours of Olympic coveraJ{e from Moscow. One year from today. NBC should be halfway through the most ambitious undertaking In te levision history. Already, NBC's $87 million ga rn ble la assured or being a financiel success. Its artistic s ucc ess, however, is lesa certain. An additiona l prc:.surc on NBC is ABC's recogruzed achievement in broudcasling s ix of lhc last eight Olympic Gu mes. Sai 11rdaf'• 1'"1,. Radio TELEVISION 11: 15 a.m. 14 l -BASEBALL Cincinnati at Atlanta. 12:30 p.m. C7> -FOOTBALL -Dallas vs. Oakland CexhlblUon). 1 p.m. C22> -PRO SOCCER. Terre Huute. Ind . and the World Acrobut1c d1v1ng champion~hlf)S rrom Orlando f'la 5 pm <!'>2l AMERICAN RACEWAY. :, 30 p Ill I 11 ) BASl::BAU. Doogcr:-. .Jl Houston 7 r> m (5()) -PRO $()('('ER. 9 pm. C241 -TENNIS Lou1sv11lc lnll'rnu Uonal Classi(' 10 p.m. <5-0) -COLLEGt: WRt.:STLING. RADIO Baseball -· Mlnncsotu at Angels, L2:5S p m . KM PC (710); Dodgers at Houston 5.30 p.m . KADC <7901. Oreat, but wh u L happe ns whe n the quarterback bas his arm In motion. la grabbed by a defender, but still manages to aet the throw ott to a receiver' Tunne~ explained in that case It will be left to the referee a judgment. 1 can just sec the controversy surroundinc this one. ••• ANOTHER RULE, ,WIDCB THE NFL took from the rugh schools and junior collegeH, will be nobody who pas11es the line of scrimmage on kickoffs or punts can be blocked below the waist. Tunncy's cxil mple was perfect for this one. "Can you 1mugme anybody trying to block 6·9. 275 pound Harvey Martin of Dallas above lbe waast?" ••• TBE LAST ONE l 'Ll. TALK ABOUT ls more humorous than anything else. This one states, "If a n offensive player fumbles anywhere on the field during a fourth down play or 1( a player fumbles on any down after the two minute warning 1n a half. only the fum bling player is permitted to recover and/or advance the ball. .. Naturally th:1l rule wai; m ude to stop whut h appened in 111!'.t ~t·'1son·s Oukland-San Diego game whc•n· K~·n Sluhlt•r fumbled the hall to Billy Cai.per who k•<'k•·<f 1t ;ind tht_n fell on it in the l'nd 1onl0 to g1vc th1• Raiders a 21·20 win over the Charlo(ers. ft wa s n On<'•· in a hflot1me play that will prob- ably ncvc·r happ(·n again. but the ever-efficient N f'L ruh.·:. romm1ttN! wants to make sure 1t doesn't. ~'""l• ftf'ftr ~\ •t vovr OocH' •C•1t \tot"~ ""••~tt Your At,.•i (Q\IAMI ..... 642· 1753 •n•..............,t81vd Mt\\tOH Yll 10495·0401 11'11 (...Hntf"O t.A••\lt 4no t•>.-n lJ frw .,. A•f'tt •••11r ~ Put some red sails 1n your sum.ets. Buy one ot the dream boah list· ed in the Bo a ting classified ads of the O.illy Pilot. 642-5678 , "No one bas ever rrt/ SPORTS done ·continuing pro· I. r grammlng from Inside EHtem Europe,.. s ays 2 p.m. <4> -U.S. MINl·OLYMPICS -Cov· erage will focus on track and field. gymnastics. boxing, dJvtng and figure skating from Colorado Springs, Colo. 2 p.m. C 11 ) • 8PARTACADE -Pre·Olympic compeUUon from the USSR. CTbe Daily Pilot i1o. not responsible for late ----------cha nges Alan Baker, NBC'a v1ce president for corporate in formation. "All 1 can Uve on Is the Soviets' as !>urances that they won't interfere with our plctun or our editing ... It's a legitimate concern that the Soviell magbt pull the plug ll American TV hits too cl<>Sf to the Ruulan home. stumbles on some diasidenl! 06 threatens to unlock the secret formula for vodka. The fear la so real that NBC bas come us: with a contingency plan This alternative means of presenting the Games I.a marked top secret. says Don OhJmeyer. 3:30 p.m . <2> -SPORTS SPECTACULAR - Highlights of the Tour de France bicycle race. lbe final in the PBA Amarillo Open in Texas and the U.S. single seat unUmlted off.road racing cham· pionsrups in Los Angeles. 10 p.m. CS> -SOCCER -Surf vs. Sounders al Seattle. RADIO · Baseball -Dodgers al Houston, 5:30 p.m. KABC (790). Minnesota at Angels. 6:5S p.m . KM PC <710>. the execuUve producer wbo was lured away from Su11da11'• Tt-', Radio ABC two years ago to head up NBC'a Olympic ef· forL "It wouldn't be much of a contingency plan U TELEVISION everybody knew what ll was," be said. 9 :30 a .m. (11 ) -THIS WEEX IN BASEBALL 10:45 a.m. 134> -FUTBOL SOCCER. Butaknowledgeableoetwor1tin.slder says,"lf 11.30 a.m. (7) -SOCCER -Aztecs vs the Russians klll the American feed, NBC would pro-Diplomata at Wasb..lngton. bably pick up the European or CanadJan telecasls 12.30 p.m. ClB) _ EQlJESTJlfAN. a nd put Its own people on camera ln a studio in New 1 p.m. <2> -SPORTS SPECTACULAR - York or Europe... Highlights Include the First Professional lJn· Besides the potential poUUcal problems, NBC derwat.er Sportsman's competition from the Virgin faces an awesome technologkel tuk. The network Islands; National AAU Indoor diving cbam· 1s bringing a amall army to Moscow -· 660 people, plonabips from AusUn. Texas; and segments from including 240 engineers -· with an arsenal of 45 the celebrity off.road race from Los Angeles. <'ameraa at 14 venues. supplementing the 140 1 :30 p.m . c 11) -SPARTACADE -Pre· cameras the Soviets will use to provide the world Olympic competition from the lJS.5R. feed. 2 .30 p.m. C4) · lJ.S. MINJ·OL\'MPICS -Cov· NBC's coverage or the Games Is set for July erage will focus on track and field. gymnast.Jes. 20-Aug. _;). It wiU have 6St,A, hours in prime time oo boxing, dJving and figure skating from Colorado weeknights and weekeoda '7·11 or 7:30-11 p.m . Springs. Colo. EDT); 25 hours on weekday alt.erooona (11 a.m.·l 3:30p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLDOFSPORTS - p.m. or 11·3); 10 boun on weekday friqe Ume (4·5 Hl1blig.bts Include a Muhammad All retrospectJv~. p.m.); 21 houn lo the Johnny Caneo Ume slot NaUonaJ Cbampiooablp sprint car racing from <11 :30 p.m.·l a.m. or 12·1:30), and 25 hours on------------------weekend alternoona ( 1-6 p.m . > The sporta·m•d Japanese, however, will be carrying 228 hours of Olympic broadcasts -78 more than NBC. Because Moscow is seven hours ahead of America's eastern llme zone, most of NBC's cov· erage will be on taped delay. Some weekend events a nd both t he opening and closing ceremonies will be live . 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JOM O'H•rt Of· twlwc.i•"'*'· ' .. ·----· ... , . • 4Pros Will Be Inducted CANTON, Ohio CAP> -Four ~ the big narnea of the p"8al will f>e enshrined ln the P ro l"ootball Hall of Fame Saturday. aervlng aa an emoUooal prelude to a pre1euon-openln1 club bet ween l,he Oa laa Cowboya and Oakland R.aidera. Quarterback Johnny Unitaa, middl e linebacker Dick Butkus, offensive tack le Ron Mix and defensive back Yale Lary will join 98 other pro football greats already welcomed into pro football's shrine. FOR lHE RECORD Following the induc· tion on the steps of the Hall of Fame, the Na· tional Conference cbam· piort Cowboys and Raiders wlll open the 1979 National f'~ootball League preseason schedule at Fuwccll Stadium. The Cowboys and Raide rs arc the w in· ningesl teams in pr o football over the pusl 16 years . FEATURING THE NATION'S OUTSTANDING 2·YEAR OLDS FIVE $2 EXACTAS Coach Tom Landry's Cowboys, led by :i7-ycar o ld quarterback ltc1~(·r Sta ubach, arc looking to r egain the Nf'I. cham pions bip they lost lo the Pittsburgh SlPclns 1n l ast January ·~ Supe r Bowl game . PW,, A SPECIAL APPEARANCE BY TWO-TIME WORLD CHAMPION DASH FOR CASH However. this wt II tw the first try us <J h1·ud coach ror Oakland '!> T o m F 1 o r (' !-. • w h '' re placed John Madden artN Madden'!> n•'>1i.:nu I t on for rca!>nn !> or hl'u lth uftcr last ~C(l!-tOn T he 1978 Ha 1d1·r~ ht1lt>d to m ak1· the· playoffs for the hr!-tl lime ~me•: 1!}71. MAKE A DAY OF IT! COME TO THE COUNTRY FAIR 9:30 A.M. to 3 P.11. FEATURING 3 HRS. OF COUNTRY MUSIC WITH DOUG KERSH AW, THE CHARLY McCLAIN SHOW, SUSAN ALLANSON, ANO MORE! With unhllJ.>PY star quartt,rbuck Ken Stabler a latl' <1rnval in tralnini.: c<1mp und s till cfomand· ing to be traded, Duvtd flum m und Jim Plunkett arc expected to share the quarterback· ing duties Saturday. 4961 E. KATEllA AVE.. LOS AlAMITOS 90720 (2131 431 ·1361 . 17141 '95-1234 t , '"I ,, ... "They say this Cascade mountain water is perfect for brewi~ When I taste a Henryk, I believe the~ When we ~tarted maki ng Henry Wcinhard 's Private ' Rc~c rvr hcrr, we 1 n tended to l(>llow, as cl osely a~ po~sibk. 1 he method~ d eveloped by o ur lounder when he c~tablishcd hi~ brewery in the Oregon Territory in 1856. As an added bonus, we were able to use one of the original ingredients he-had relied upon= pure, fresh tnountain water from high 1n the Cascade rang<.'. But while Cascade water Hows in abundance, Henry's does not. This 1s because Mr. Weinhard's ntneteenth- century methods require so M1•I 1111~~. May"' 'u mly. On:aon much additional time in hn.·w- ing and in age ing that we :11T able to produce no more than fo ur hundred barrels at a time. For this reason. the beer m.1v sometimes be in short surpfy. But when you Gln CinL H~nry 's available at a store, restaurant or tavern, we urge you to try ~ it. Not beca use it ~i~.- 1s a new premiun1 .;' beer. But beca use t lii'•~~~.,, it is bee r brewed as we bel ievt~ beer . to have been brewed n1orc lhan 100 years ago. • TH P. H I T :t. W f\I N It A A I) 8 R E WI N 0 C 0 M PA ~ V 0 P P 0 RT L A N 0 0 R fi 0 0 N ·---.. .-.... ___... ...... __________ _ .._ ...... -... lllllDE: ~ 'n About •Movie Reviews •Comlc1, TV Vi.it where audiences paid homage to kings, queens of Hollywood ~ ,.._..., T_., .....,._ OAPHEUM'S FRENCH RENAISSANCE DECOR · ChandeUera Accent Marble and Bronze FINEST MOVIE PLACE WEST OF CHICAGO Loa Angele• Theater'• Sumptuoua Foyer Circus Coming Close Thril"ls in Three Rings, Three Locations Sym ptoms or circ us fev~r in· clude the s mell of tanbark, the taste of cotton candy <t nd a tl n ~l e in th e s pine wh ile aerialists perfor m without a sa fety net. The ~t place to catch 1l may be at the Ringling Bros. and Ba r num & Ba iley Ci r cus, performing at the Inglewood Fo1um through Tuesday, at lhe An a h eim Con ven tion Center fro m Aug. 2 · 13 and at the Long' Beach Arena from Aug . 15· L9. TICKETS t 'OR the afternoon and evening shows are available I at the respective box offi ces, a ll Ticketron and Mutual agencies and Pacifi c Stereo. Jo ining t h e l egio n s of I la ughmakcrs and titans of the tra pcze for this 109th edition of the cntert.<11 nmcnt institution is a rart-white tiger , exhibited by Gunther Gebel-Williams. T he veter an an d ver satile tra i n e r a l s o wi ll s ho w his mastery over 17 Bengal tigers and 20 leopard s and dis play equestria n expertise, d ebuting 12 Liberty horses in Ring Two. Circuses appeal to families on both sides of the spotlight. with • several generations Involved. WA LLV NAGHTIN is accom · pamed by his wife. Doris, and Wa lly Jr .. 12. when he debuts the world's largest uncaged bear ti c t wit h 1 1 Sy r i a n s, Himalayans, bl ack and grizzlies. He has a healthy respect for t he beasts that r ange in size from 20-pound George to 8-foot Gus after almost losing a leg in one encounter. "I have a natural rapport with bears. We share a mutual affec· lion," says Naghtin who gets a huge s mooch from a performing pa rtner . That blue-eyed, wrute tiger is the granddaughter or a tiger the circus donated to the St. Lows Zoo i n lh t. m id·l950s . And se veral acro batic and s t unt troupes involve pare nts and children. FOR INSTANCE, 22-year-old Dolly Jacobs who twirls through lithe gymnastic ballet 32 feet above the floor on the Roman rings. He r act won two specia l awards al the Inte rnational Circ us Festival Monte Carlo in 1977. No stranger lo li fe under the Big Top. Dolly m ade her debut al the age of six d ays, wheeled Into the ring In her baby car· riage by her father, clown Lou Jacobs. She began he r career as a showgirl In the production spec. tacles but took a leave lo de· velop her aerial presentation. ALSO PERFORMING in the air will be the wire-walking Car· rillo Brothers, the halr·hanging Marguerite Michele, trampoline troupers -the Caneatrellia, A1lorellla and Los Huracanoa - and 15-year-old Gino Fa rfan do- lnl thJ'ff and a hall 1omenaulta between trapezes. Produeen Irvin Feld and Ken· aeth Feld have uaembled a cast of lntemaUonal perfonnen ln· cludlnl Uieterboal"d artiata the Otto from Poland and Klaf aludi of HUJllary, who will be makiq their ftnt U.S . appearances, and Bul1a rla '1 Male voltl who aomenault lo human pyramlda l hc·penont hi1h. Four chorus extr1Va1au aa - "Clrcua Toy land," wbe te $0 ehlldrM from tbe 1udl~ ride tb• l'eddy Bear .l:KprH1; 1 "Cavalcade of Ciretaa Cb•m· pioaa." I J'noeb CaD•CaD aDd I 11P•1 fud1a10 prece .. tbe roualq ftDale. By DENNIS MeLELLAN Of .. o.#., ............... Movie·1oln1 1970. style ii a drab affair. Modem movie tbeatera, more often than not tucked Into impersonal s hopping centers. are uaually narrow, block-brick buildln1s nota· ,. ble only for their lack of style and ima1inalon. ~C-111!".i Conlider, then, the opulent movie palaces or the paat, those blgger·than·llfe monuments where audiences paid bomace to the. bl11er· than-We kine• and queens ol Hollywood. WITH ARCRITECTV&E r anging from Lowa XIV and Chinese the movie theaters Qflhe '20a and '308 we~ indeed a wonder lo behold. The palatial settings included vaulted ceil· Inga, maaalve lobbies and sweeping staircases leading to inner foyers, mezzani nes a nd balconies. They au were adorned with the colorful a nd the exotic : chandeliers, ricbiy ornate carvings and woodwork, ma r ble columns. elaborate lighting effects a nd carpets in which your feet sank. SOME THEATERS even had ceilings de· picling the night sky with twinkling stars and moving clouds. Dozens of these grand movie palaces hav<' been demolished m the na me of progress. but many slill survive. BegiMing in l\ugust audiences will have an opportunity to spend "10 magical nights at the movies" in 10 or the best s ur viving movie palaces in Southern California. The series. sponsored by the American Film Institute, is called "The Best Rema ining Seats" and runs through Oct. 18. Each evening will include lhe screen.log or a classic film to be introduced by a legendary star or director. ''THE GOALS of the series," says Michael Webb, AFI dire<:tor of national film program- m ing, "are t.o recreate the excitement of movie· going into the golden age of HoUywood, and to reveal the extraordinary architecture of the great surviving movie pa laces ·· "The Best Remaming Seats·· will prem1t-rc Aug. 9 . with a champagne purt.y in th<' art deco selling of the Wiltcr n Theater on W1b h1n, Boulevard in Los Angeles. Lillian Gish . who began her movie career with D.W. Griffith 1n 19 12. will present her 19::!8 silent classic "The Wind ... di rected by Victor Scastrom and shot in the 120·dCJlree heat of the Mojave Desert.. Live organ accompaniment on the theater 's vintage Wur litzer will be provided by G<tylord Carter, who also will accompany three other t silent classics in the series. Among the highlights of the ser1ei. a rc. (See MOVI E, Page C2> FOOTPRINTS OUTSIDE, ELEGANCE INSIDE Chinese Theater Was Among Most Famous MERLE PARK, WAYNE EAGLING PERFORM TITLE ROLES IN "ROMEO ANO JULIET" Opener's Outstanding .. Royal Ballet Stars Well Matched in LA By SANDIE EGAN Of tlle Deify ,.. ... 1Utt T ho R oya l Ballet , pre miering in Los Angeles with a magnificent rendition of "Romeo and Juliet:· drew more tban 15 minutes of 1ta.ndin1 ovaUona and bravos from an appreclaUve audience Tuesday at the Shrine Auditorium. Lltbe1ome baJler1oa Merle P a rk, who danced tbe female lead on openinl ntpt, ap· pea red perfectJ7 matched to bandaome aoloiat AntbOGJ Dowell aa Romeo CBO&BOG&APBY TB&OVGROVT the lbree-act performance waa m alnificent -and intricate -with a1 many u IO aancers appear· in1 on 1ta1e at t1me1. Eapeelally noteworthy were two 1word fl1ht 1cenet durlna which the dancen tb1111t and parried with excepUonal a race. Tbe Royal Ballet'• "Romeo and Juliet" aJJo includes numeroua brilliant ebar1eter danees witb Oerd Lanen ffpeeially p1euln1 In her portra,alot Juliet'I Dlll'H, Al eqUallJ lmpnalve md beauUhal u the ' due .... wen tbe aumeroua, atnmely well done backdrops. and the a ut hentic period COM· tum es. MS. PARK hos been a mem ber or the Royal Ballet s lnce 1954 and one or its principal dan· cers slnce 1962. Yel on stage she gave every lm- preaaion of being tcen·age as did Dowell, who has been a soloist with the Royal Ballet for more than 15 years. The RoyaJ BalJet con1iStS of 60 dancen and approximately 20 principal musicians with local musicians joining the m to make UJ> a 75-plece : orchestra for the Los An1eles stay. ·~ Three different one·act dances are offered I by t he Royal Ballet tonlaht at lhe Sbrlne : • Auditorium. ; THEY AllE .. BIRTHDAY Offering," also l ca lled "Piece d 'occ11lon," tn which Merle • Park, David Wall a nd Michael Coleman will .: dance lead roles; "A Mouth In the Country" ln which Marperlte Porter and Ant.bony Dowell wlll perform; and "La Fin du Jour" feauturln1 , Merle Park, Jenaif,r Penney, Jiilian 11oN1D1 • and W ape ltalllaa. tSee BALLET. P ... 0 ) . . . . ,,.., -"· '"' • ENTERTAINMENT baa~r Musle .Joins Lag11na Sum1ner Festivals LY••COP8UO, orenoe C.ounty artists and• sympfMJMtte under the direction OI Henry Br andoft, wlll Pffform songs Including trvlno Bertin favorites and "Fiddler on the Aoof,"9p.m . ~y•t Fashion Island Concert Series, Newpot1 Beach. Admission free. "CANDIDA," • Seminar Theatw production, wttt be performed eQaln by popular derMnd at 8 tonight and Saturday, In Studk> Theater, UCI c_,npus, BrldQe and Mesa Streets. AdmlsJlonfree. "GUYS AND DOLLS " performed by the Saddleback Company Theatw, wlll preview for groups only Tuesday at the Saddleback Fine Arts Theater, 2800 Marguerite Parkway, Mission Viejo. Performances scheduled 8 p.m . Mondays through Saturdays and 3 p.m . Sundays, through Sunday, Aug. 12. No performances Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 6, 7. Tickets, call 831·7414. · "ARSENIC AND OLD LACE" wlll open at 8:30 tonight at Gem Theater, 12852 Main Street, Garden Grove. Performances scheduled 8:30 p.m . Thursdays through Sundays, until Saturday, Aug. 18. SHAKESPEARE'S "THE MERRY Wives of Windsor," wilt be performed 8:30 p.m. tonight through Sunday In Shady QUad, Chapman Coll999, Orange. LegenctssayShakespearewrotetheptay at Queen Elizabeth's request to see Sir John Falstaff fall In love. Tickets $3 general, $1.SO students and sentors. Group rates available, call 997-6646. lt'a Hot Out! Why Bother Toaalng Salada When We Have "Our Own" And All The Work la Donel · HIA•S TOSS. SALAD Cerr.. Stkk•, Celery Sff&b, , .. ., .... ~ c-. "-· Pet•t• We4. C9"et S.194, .... ~ .... -...--. . TRY OUR HOMEMADE SALADS (t E -n. c-.. -""' ·-- YUKIKO KAMEi TO PREFORM SUNDAY AT LAGUNA BEACH MUSEUM OF ART THE LAGUNA BEACH SUMMER Music Festival presents the first two of four concerts this :.veekend. The New York String Quartet will lead off at 8 o'clock tonight In the Laguna Beach High School a uditorium, 625 Park Ave. Their program wlll lnctude Beethoven's Quartet In C Minor, Prokofieff's Quartet No. 1 a nd Borodin's Quarte t No. 2. On Sunday the ve nue changes tor "THE MUSIC MAN," s taged by Fulle rton College Summer Musical Workshop, performed 8 p.m. tonight and Saturday and Thursd ay, Friday, Saturday, Aug. 2, 3, 4, a nd c.lt 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Fullerton College Campus Theate r, 321 E . Chapman Ave. P re.sale ti ckets S2.7S adult~, S2 students. Information call 871-8 101. , "SOUTH PACIFIC," first of three s ummer outdoor mus icals, will be perfor med 8:30 nlghtly through Tuesday, Aug. 7, a t Pearson Park Theate r, Lemon t1n d SycamorP. Streets, Anaheim. No performances Thursda y a nd Frida y , Aug. 2, 3. Tickets, call 827-4041 or contact Anaheim Cultura l Arts Cente r. EIGHT·HOUR TROMBONE Extravaganza, including Byron Peebles, the Mainstream , Brass and Ivory and the Los Ange les Rhythm and Bone Ensemble will be held Sunday In Monarch Hall, ' Los Angeles Valley College, S800 Fulton Ave. Van Nuys. Open to public, admission and parking free. Information, call 783·7~. a~ o'clock matinee at the Laguna Beach Museum of Art, 307 Cllff Drive. Festival director Masatoshl Mltsumoto will perform as celllst with Miiton Thomas, vlollst ; Yukiko Kamel, vlollnlst and Nakyong Chai. pianist. Works by Schubert, Martlnu, Spohr and Oohnanyl wlll be featured. Tickets may be reserved by phoning 494·7112 (days) or 49'-2471 afters p.m. or p urchased at the door. SWEET AOELINES, Harborllte Chapter, will perform old fa s hioned a nd modern barbers hop harmonies 3 :30 p.m . Sunday a t Heritage Park, Irvine. Adults 52.SO, children, seniors and military, $1. Information, call 754·36~. OOMPAH PA BAND from Germany will perform 7 p.m . Wed- nesdays through Saturdays and 2 to 10 p. m . Sundays through Aug. 5, at Old World VIiiage at 7561 Center Drive, ' Huntington Beach. Shops, arcade and children's ride also featured . "CRYSTAL RIVER" duo of Bruce Herring a nd Wa yne Eames wlll perform bluegrass, country, folk and country.rock music blend, 7 p .m . Saturday at Capis tra no Valley Baptist Church, 32032 De l Obispo, San Juan Capistrano. Admission free AURORA PARK in M ission Vle10 open for public use fe aturi ng vo lleyba ll , hdlf-basketball courts, tot lot. super s lid e and play a rea ne xt to natural wooded glen. Nine acres, located Marguerite Parkway and Via Guadix. MUSIC f'ROM aEAR V•lley wtll feature Llfl t<revs, Pl•nlst, and Stuart Canln, vlollnlst, In a Beethoven performance Sunday, Aug • ..S. Tickets and Information, contact Music From Bear v111er P.O. Box 68 BeMValtey, 9SU3orcal h0t> 753-~: JOSE .. H VALENTI wlll direct the Peter Mereblum Orchestr•, C.llfornl•'• first voutte orchestra, for the fourth Summer Startlght Serenade •t e p.m . Wednesday, AUQ. 1 In Lono Beach ·Recreation Park, Seventh Strwt •t P•rk Avenue. Limited picnic tables are available before the fr.-concert. TWO SINGING SENSATIONS have scheduled Southland shoWs thli weekend. Shaun cassldy wlll be . perforrnlmut A~helro Conventton c.nter . ~t 8 : 30 p.m. Saturday and cult favorite Totn P*tty and his musical partners, The Heartt>reakers, wltl headline sold out performances Saturday and Sunday at the Universal Amphitheater. "MOZART FESTIVAL " featuring 13 choral, orchestral and chamber music concerts performed by professionals throughOut the U.S., will be held Tuesday through Sunday, Aug. 5, In San Luis Obispo. Symposium on late 18th and 19th century ke yboard lite rature and stUdent musician c lin ics to be offered. Tickets and information, contact Mozart Festiva l P.O . Box 311 , San Luis Obispo, 93406,' or call (805) 543·4580. MEL TILLIS and hi s tale nt for transla ting experience into country tunes w ill be heard at 7 .30, 9 dnd 10 :30 tonight and Saturday in the Good Tim*'!> T heater at Knott's Be rry Farm FRANCO ZEFFIRELLI'S production of "Ha mlet" w ill not open the season at CTG/ Ahma nson Theater. Orlg lna lly scheduled fo r October, has been postponed due to technical conditions. The American pre m iere of Terence Rattlgan's "Cduse Celebre" has been announced In its place. George Keathley wlll direct the p roduction from Oct. 12 to Nov 24. 'Hands On' Idea Explnins. Wonders BymOMLECOQ Of Ille D ... f f'lltll $utt The moment an adult walb into the Ex· perience Cent.er lo TuaUn, whatever child re· mains lrullde gives out with a happy "Oh Boy!" Around the walls or tbe converted clasaroom la an assortment of displays meant not only to teach underlying principles or science, but also Lo lnvite you to play. THERE'S THE exercising bicycle hooked to a generator that feeda Ughta lo an automobile front end hangmg on the wall. Crank the pedals and you FEEL bow much power it tukcs to keep th~e four headlights blazing. Stand In a room where yellow. cyan and magenta Light.a blend lnt.o white -until you move to the beat of disco and see mulU·colored 11hadows follow In atep. Before long, you know how colors mlx lo nature becau.se you 11ce It for yourseU. "And people need hands-on ex~ncncc to get turned on Lo Kclcnce," bays Goodman. They will al'W net.-d on apprec1aUon of the!>e baslc11 Lo hold u JOb lD the future. he adds AS FOR THE Expenence Center's future. Goodman will movE· the present 20 or so expen· menu from their Tus tin location at 13601 Browning St . urtcr 1l~ l'losmg on Sunday . The center will reopen at Cul vC'rdale School 1n I rvuw In St>ptc•m bcr where youngsters in county classroomi; will J(t·t a cruck at expen- ments ulonc with the pul>lJc There will be an udmlsslon charge. llut that ~1t1• •~ also temporary, Goodman hope6, bccuu:,c Orange CoWlty Fair direct.ors have tcntaUv<'ly offered five ac res at Fa irview Road and Arltngton Drive In Cot.ta Mesa. Goodman hopc11 to raise the runda and bulld dozens more d1i.ploy1> fo r a 40.000 square-foot bwldmg. AND, HE WANTS television shows on a public statJoo keyed to the center. a pre-and post-vis1t curricula for schools, travcUng dis· plays fo r mall" and hwunesses, ltbrarlcs and other m~cum!I , and t·vcn a public laboratory whe re people C'l.ln expe nmcnt under expert ~upervis1on In lht• mc:inwhilt, Gl)(x.iman·~ rC"qu1rcments arc modt:1lt. The center needs deducllblc donations of cash. s<'ienW1c apparatus. opUcal and other de· v1c~s. wood and other build.mg materials and most important. vo lunteers to man the center during its planned SO-hour w~k ··wc·u train people ; they don't have Lo CSee LEARNING. Page C7> . r----fC•llJ:l•lt~----· r-----c(tl1f:lltf 1r----ao 9009...,., II I u.I,_,.. 'l ... , .... MIWI I ABOUT TH18 TIME, you're likely to meet the c reator of thl11 hand!l-On place. He's u tall, former 11clence teacher named John Goodman and he'll probably be smiling because he enjoys watching visll.ors have a good time learnlnt(. ,.. ..... r~c• PIACHIS I CO•CNaU or PLUMS I I GRAPEFRUIT I ~ 4 ,...? I OO 11 I 0 For S I OO ! .. __ '!!!!~~--JL __ ~,:-:~ __ _: ~-----f(1l1f ;l1J1t-----. r----1N•I;Nt1----., l l.OW'tlT•ftAft :1 -· .... -I CO&.OIM I ................. I l CAINA TIOMS! : I WA THMB.ONS I I JI .. 1 1 '"9l'M....., I I 'I I i ... ~ s249 :, 51;2 e u.. 1 I ~ , .. ""Al W/O«#OIA I 1 l..r ......... W/OOl#Ofl I l---~~---------~~---_.... _________ j c..-..... ,..,._, .... a. '"' _, , .... ... .... .... ....... ........ ... ,, ........ "The point of all this is to have a chain of experiences that make the underlying aclcnllfic Idea apparent." nut the expt•ri ments require that viewers do som ething -step inside, pour sand. move mat(nct.I, be port or a gyroscope -in order to learn why things work as they do. THAT, GOODMAN makes crystal clear. is vital In a world where technology fills every aspect of life. It's even more Important to set people past fean of ldence and t.ecbnol<>aY dwinl a Ume when N1t.lonal decisions mmt be made about a future ftlled wtth 1ucb complexitJet. , MOVIE PALACES REVISITED. • • -Direct.or King Vidor presenting his epic World Wur I movie, "The Olg Parade." ut the Orpheum in downtown Los Angeles Aug. 16. The Ornheum. wh ich was lhP last theater In the country to st ngt two dully vaudeville performance11, hos n f'rcnch Renaissance in· tcrlor wtth crystal chondeliers. marble. bronze and brocadell. Actress Irene Dunne will present her romantic drama, "Love Affair" Aug. 2S lo the San Gabriel Civic Auditorium, which ls richly turniAhed and design~ in the style of tho old mllelon next door. -TD L08 ANGELES Tbeat«. detcnbed 11 the flneet movte palace wett ot Cb!caeo. will b• the scene of the Au1. 30 abowin1 of "FooWaht Parade," to be presented by Ill star Ruby Keeler . -The Mayan Tbeater'a atwmloa Mayan Revival arehil.ecture ta the perfect •ettinf for a abowtnc of Walt Dlaney'a south of the border cla11lc, ''The Three Caballeros," Sept. 13. Veteran Dt1ney animator Ward Kimball wUI be present to cU1cuu lhe film . Serlet movte·aoen wm also venture out or the Loi An1elea area for three of lhe evenJn11. llEU.E OBEaON ~ present ••wut.ber• tn1 Het1ht1" ln Sanla Barbara's ArUnstoa Tbeat«, wbich la a dep&CUOn ol a •Spanllb vU111e. Cbarlea Farrell wUl prtHDt "Qld llwlidll" ln the 50-,.ar-old Avalon neat« on c.u•m. ad ......, ,..,. ta llebeduJtd a.o pre· MDl f 11.Y DartlDc ClemlllMDe" at the Pox lD Pomona. The series will conclude Oct. 18 wtth direc· tor Frank Capra presenting hJs 1937 cl85slc. "Lost Horizon," In one or the most famous mov· ie theaters o f all. Mann's <formerly Grauman'sJ Chinese Theater In Hollywood . WhJle many of the great movie palaces around the-country have been forgotten or lg. nored. says Webb. the!Je theaters arc not-or should not-be white elephant!\. MANY HA Vt: BIE£N recycled, such as Sao· ta Barbara's ArUnl\On. lnt.o performing art.a centers or for other acUvtUes lhat need lar&e 1pace1. .. The Wlltem Theater ln Loe Anaelee, wbtcb recently wu accept.cl to UM NaUoaal Re1ll&er of Hiatortc Place1 u a· ftational l&Ddmark, la preaenUy threatened with demoUUoa unleu a new buyer stepa forward to aave It. "The Belt RemalDln1 S.m" Just may be one of the Jut opportunlt.l• to have lhe IUXW')' of alepptna back ln Um• and enjoytnc a mot.lot\ picture Uie audlencet dld wbe.. movte·aolna was an tle1ant and even maitcal event. Sublcr1ptJon Uckttl for Mriet may be or· dered by maU, ln adnnce, f?om the AP'I (501 Doheny Rd., Beverly Hills. 90210) : s.10 for GD• ud '50 for two. ..... Group Uckltl for tndlvtdual nn\I alto 1nay be orct.red from U.. .\Fl <I' for oarUee Of 25 or more>. Slnile Uckttl are avallable at '5. lD advaate from 11eketron or aube door on the ev•nlnl of t!ae oerformanc.. nctctt talorma· UOD: <DI> ... nn. , ... ~ ~-"'···~--·-·--· _....... __ .. • .... ~~ ..... -... 7...,,:---:-•. -.----.-.-. -.-.-.-----·-------·----- OUT 'NABOUT Fridlly. July 27, 1979 Old World's Wdden a.m .• Wedneaday through Saturday, and rrom 2 to 10 p.m. on Sunduy. DAIL V PILOT c:J • •tea pe&b. UPCOMING EVENTS include a Swiss night bee! roll. $6.9S; ~ngen filet, filet of sole Pa4 A.~ tn poiat i1 the OW Wont rWt.aunnr on Saturday, Aug. 11. with original folkmusic rned with t~rtar sauce and le mon, SS.95. J. and ~an vtllace, •cUeaint to Huatlnston and dancers from Switzerland. and lwo The luncheon menu, served from 11 a.m . l C.nter, ln Hm1~ 8-IC'b. If 1.ulftc I.here Polynesian night.a on Salurday, Aug. 18. and 5 p.m .. offers a well·rounded selection or hot en~ u lh• ed •Solan aaya -la haU lhe tun, tM full Saturday, Aug. ~. with firedancers and music trees. hot and cold sandwiches and a chef's ouUa1 QUlht to tome off a one of the year ' a und Summt'r or Oktoberfest of the islands. salad. Choices in the first category include,' mott 11_.mo,..b&e ev•ntt . · The Old World restaura'nt. open daily from Hungarian cabbage roll, $3.25; spatreribs and " IN UNI!: WITH ontl of t:urope's oldest 11 a.m. to JO p.m .. serves continental cuisine sa uerkraut. $3.25 ; grilled Thueringer sausages ONE WOULD THINK anylhlnt situated traditions. they're cu rrently celebrating a with principal emphasis on German food. The $3.95 next tolheS&o Di•10 l''reeway wouldn't be hard Wanefestaval. This is th~ time of year. arter all, djnner menu, served from S p.m .. offers about d A i.tnfully d e li cious dessert t weighj to spot. But don't count on at when wine connoisaeurs are waitin& for the new dozen entrees. all served with soup or s alad. watche rs rorget 1t 1 for lunch or dinner i' M~be my ab&llty lo take directJons leavH barvetl uwt the old one -lut year's wine -choice of dressing. potatoes. vegetable. bread Schwarzwaclder e1s becher mlt K1rschwasser1 IOMtt.Nnl to be dei1lred Whatever. the fi rat h•l lO 10 and butter. In English that translates as Black Forest ic4 time out I expenenced undue annoyance and Fou l potnt oft.be Wlnefestival at Old World Absolutely tops is s auerbraten mat kartof· cream cup with K1rschwasser . the tab 11> $1 75. • frUJtraUon before finally fmd1n1 U\e Old World Is the colorful Beergarden. Folkdance aroups felpfannkuche n -marinated tender pot roast • vllla1eandrestaurant an on btltge accomp anied b y Mosel-with potato pancakes. $6.95. Also up for prime T HE RATSKELLER COCKTAIL lounge is Irritation quickly, gave way to amlablUty. Mualkanten. an old country musical aggrega-consideration are the Hungarian goulash with opc•n daily from noon to midnight. Wt:dnesday however. once we detected lhe novel and lion direct from Germany. German noodles, $6.25, and the wien e r through Sonday t>wre·s accordion music start• charmlne chuacter of the place. OnJy a few The festival will continue through Sunday, schnitzel, mllk!ed veal cuUet breaded and pan mg at 7.JO ·p.m . l:.lnd at 2 p.m. on Saturday a nd ste ps from your car you feel you've crossed the Aug. s with program acUvilies from 7 p.m. to l fried in butter. $7.25. Sunday , threshold into an 11uthentlc little European The Old World Beergarden i:1 open Salurda3' vUJa1e. :rnd Sunday. with cafeteria ser vice ror suct1 THIS HAllLET -complete with cob· blestone street.a. lantern lampposts, window flower boxes. sparkling rountains, murals on the housewalls -contains more than 60 spedally shops with imported merchandise from all over the world. Adding another European touch. most of the shops have second-story living quarters for the owners. Beyond the shopping and dining possibilities at Old World, there're myriad other auractions to occupy young and old. These include a ·13. room inn. the Hotel Europa, a zoo. amusement rides and arcades for children. even a cha~I , , me m orial gardens and banquet hall accom- modating up to 250 people for weddings and club parties. As if all that isn't enough. Old World seems to be forever staging special events, too. These range from Swiss. Polynesian and Mexican nights to specific German festivals like Maifesl BALLET ••. From Page Cl Both matinee and evening performances will be offered this weekend. Saturday's ballet will be "Mayerlinl(." a slory c~ntering on the double death or Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria·Hungary 1tnd of the 17·ycar-old Mary Vetsera. DURING THE AFTERNOON performance. lto;.1d roles will be danced by Wayne Eagling, Alfreda Thorol(ood, Sandra Conley. In the even ang reatured dance rs will be David Wa ll, Lesley Co llier . Me rle Park and Monicu Mason. Sunday's ballet will be ":-)Jeeping Beauty " with lead roles during the matinee danced by Marguerite Porte r and Juhan Hosking and by Merle Park and David Wall at night. GUADALAJARA RESTAURANT HOMEMADE STYLE MEXICAN FOOD OPEN DAILY I I A.M. to I 0. P..M.. MEXICAN BEERS ANO IMPORTED SANTO TOMAS WINE 665 PAULARIHO cc-et an • ..,, ..... tc. Ce~ Cw.t WWA.t Historical Biglaliglat "Th<• Littk C hris t rn11 " 1:-. lw pt 1lL'd ll y Fatht:r Gomez I Oon Sh<.·rer 1 <J:-. lht· child 's p a r ents /\cu C Is h1 Salawr ) <.1nd Sunl;,i <Carol Martin > look on in scene from "Tht· Cross and the Arrow'' during 151 h annual Pageant of La Cristianita. This lhn.'I' :1cl. outdoor nram;i opt•n:-. :11 x 1:, p .ni S:1t11rda~· ;.ind run ~ throui.th /\ug ;, 111 a llillural amphith t•alc•r tn S~1 1) ('lc·m<'nl!· f<'or n•st•r valaon of $5 or Si 50 t H·ktl!'> 1ir d tn ·t·taons to the site phone 498·0880 or .iny l\1 utual :.igency ll(Juse !\pcc1all1cs as BBQ bet:f. bratwurst and t·h1 ckl:n !\a lad There's band music and polka dancing every Saturd<Jy from 7 p.m. to mid. night and from 12 30 to 7 p.m Sundays. l Now for the m atter of pinpointing Olq World'<; luc·atwn. ~1 ven the premise that 1r~ rll':t r lh1• inlN~l·ctwn of I he San D1eAo Jo'recwa~ .mil Bt•ach Boulevard I ~uggcst you consult th~ rn~1 p print<·d hert'wllh. Phone numberi. Cird K97 J.170 and 8H7 ·411tik j - \II I \I .I I :01 ! ~:::.: .... \ L ----..,....,...---.,..,,......, - -f ,_' • ... ' I 0 ~I o; D QJ ti.---..... -., .. ,-..... -.... ,-,, --.,."1lt I ' .... ..._ E i\ R I. 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II. tht Cotta llffa Clvlr Playhoule ... ...,..._tu lftMIO Muon wlth P•H "What · uueor1e Wa1tl1n.,ion Slisnt Ktre.·• , -.. lt't cme o1 ~ •ulrb ol co6ac6dence that occur from Ume to time ln eo11Hn.Uty tMaler when a play that hun'l bHft done locally ln some Ume On lh1a caM at leatt IS years> tum up on two marquee. at once. tAuthor's Life, Christianity . . ~Spotlight The life and worka of C S. Lewis a re ~rou1bt lo life by actor/playwright Tom Key. of Atlanta, Oa., in the Life Assurance Company production of "C .S . Lewis on Stage" :it ~nah ei m High Sc h ool Audito r i um , this tweekend TOE PLAY, ADAPTED by Key fro m cl~hl of Lt-wis's more popula r works. focuses on l.c wls's maturity und lill'rury accompli11h vients . This production hus toured the country. 'laying before coll ege irnd regionul theater o u dtCnceK. for two years and is rurrently on the last part of the t o ur befor e moving off Broadway in Novembe r DurinR this evening of h umorous und th<1ught·provoking cntertainmt·nt. the audience is taken back in time some 20 years and invited into Lewis's study. and ultimately his life . The audience has an edge in that they now know how popular Lewis's works are lo be a nd bow they will innuence thousands of lives. In ~end. however, Lewis has the greater advun· ~:Jge because he i~. aftf'r all. C.S. Lewis . Key is quite t·onvlncing. Often. after <t performance. de partinl( audience mem ber s arc erhcard to say, "I'm so ghtd I got to meet (\ewts) after reading 80 m<tny of his books.·· ·~Lewis i.pe nt his firs t 30 years <tS u LIKE Fr.\ESH FISH? .. ;fHSH SALMON ' •• l NISH SlAIASS ilttsH DOVER SOU .. • t .'llSH POLLOCK ftPUSH 'ACIPIC .: llD SNAPPH on The Bay ewport leach 642-3431 SUNDAY BRUNCH 10 .... toJp.-. SUNDAY FAMILY NIGHT SPECIAL Prime Rib Dinner ! Includes Soup ANO Salad and $650 choice of Strawberry shortcake or •herbal dessert i 4:30 to 9:30 ,.... 11t1 w .... ~ ••. 0..1.., .... w ..... .._.. TOMllACM 14Ml60 ...... c..,.. ....... o.., To subscribe to your· community newspaper call 642-4321 DAILY PILOT 'George Wa8hington Slept' on Both Stages Such a h a pptnalaoce 1lway1 brln11 to mlnd the true •tory of 1 couple friends. both drama teachen. who met one day b)' chance. Ou m•lklMd lhaL1hc w1.1 playiq the IHd In "P'nrty Carau" ind the oU..r 11ld. "Oreat, I'll come and aee ll " She dro"e to the L••una Moulton Playhouse to catch ber frlend'a performance -and walled Dll evenlnc ln vain to 11ee her Later she found out that her friend waa playlnti In "Forty Car•ts" ut the Cost11 Mesa Ci vic PlayhOuse . SO It you're on your way to see a friend In "George Wa11hln1ton Slept Here ," make s urf )'OU know which theater to vlall. ~ WIOLE NOTHING HAS been itnnounced beyond "George Washln.cton" al the Costa Mesa playhouse, the San Clemente Community Theater has unveiled Its entire 1979·80 schedule And ll doesn't look as lhouf(h anything else on TOM KEY PORTRAYS FAMOUS AUTHOR IN "C.S. LEWIS ON STAGE" THIS WEEKEND :-it aunr h at heist. op1•nly conressing hti. unbehcr Prodded by friends, such as his best friend J. R.H. Tolkien. Le wis decided the Christ story to bt· a myth. like other great myths. BUT LEWIS WOULD lutC'r d1scovn un 1n1 po rt ant dis tinction: "The trt-me nduus d1f fe rence between this m yth and ull othe rs 1s that it really happened." It was not until one d ay in Septe mber 1931, that Lewis finally became a Chris tian. While the roud to England's famou~ Wh1ps nade :loo was not the same Road to Damascus. It proved to be so for Lewis . \ 1\:, he later described h11> ud ventun· on ~~sebastians~ ..... lllNN I I< l'I i\YllOU'il At cr"~GRAND HOTEL I HO l!I V<AY ANAHLIM. CA 92102 presen1s SU SAN WATSON WALTER WILLISON LAURIE M AIN ACE MASK {llL Ct41.~t1flv ~~~A rt, /'H~ J/.if ~"fMRfi!!11J , iJl UN'Ah(J SttAW .. "Vft'4fil lrfN ll<4 t ,, .1,., ' llLAN Jf. I Ir llNI k I llLOI 1111.IC LUI Wt l Vlk f lUlS, HtllU SUN l VCS & SUN URUNCll (714)772-7710 -MAKE RESERVATIONS - iiiliiiiiiiiiNOW I ,, r '!- that 1nn0<·cnt p1l·n1<· 1Jut1n~ · Wht·n w1· '.t•I nul I did not believe lh<tl Jr:s u:-. Chn!>l we:ts lht• Son 11( c;od and wht•n · w1• n ·urht•d th(• zoo I dul Y ct I had not spent th1· Journ<'y 1n thought N11r 111 grC'al emotion " LF.WIS 011) NOT know it at the t1m1· tiut 1·x pericnccs such us these. und hb i.1l>1Lil y lei writ•· about Chnst1ant1ty in e:t s1·r1<1us ht..rury munn1•r would lal<'r hdp r onv1·rt hundred:-. of nthl·ri. Performance~ ht-~ln i:.11 11 '' C'lol'k tonight. Saturduy und Sunduy tit l:H I W Ltntoln /\ Vf.: /\nuhcn m Tit kt•I!<. art· SJ and m;,y 114' purchased 1n adv:rncc at Marunuth<.1 V1llugt-. all Lighthous1• and lkn•an hook!ilon·~. ,, SEA VI EW GARDEN l lndPr tl"w M:1' :qPIT''"'' • PLKINC •S HANGHAI • SLECHWAN •HUNAN CUISINES 'l'/111•• h.in1111"' r ,, 111 r•'· 1,ppr,,,1 b11 .1111 • l•Hl l1f•t,n ... •,pf:(..l,JI IJ1 ,(;IJUlll (111 ft1t11J 11.J QIJ 1J1•q11111111q Jul I I ..... j.,1• .,., ti I Open 7 days 675-24 20 H l 0 l [j.111..i'l.i U.1llJ' I On rt11 · 1•1·1111• "' M .. , .. 111 t[0'11'HO ~r1<r.•.1r1· l l'•t ·,I, ',TLPH( rJ <..,ur:r11q t'- GAU DAVIS 8 1\!'0 n• • iw,,., i., M•Tt~1Jf'l1'•1Ul r, 1• (714 )-492-9950 MAKE RESERVATIONS - the a1enda will conflict w\th another local pro· duclion Followlna "Wa1htn1too" on Nov. 8 and playin1 throuth Dec. I 11 Robert Anderaon'a pol1nanl drama. "Silent NiC}lt. Lonely Ni1ht." Then comes a musical change or pace with "Da mes at Sea." playina from Jan. 10 through Feb. 2. Comedy reirn• lhrouahout the rest ol the Sun Cle mente sch edule with "Stuff and Nonsense" runnin1 from March 6·29. "Dear De linc1uent" on s tage May 1·24 and "I Hemember Mama" the summer fare. opening June 26 and cl011ing July 19 Performances are given Thurs day througn Saturday at 8:30 for four weekends a t tht> Cabrlllo Playhouse. 202 Avenida Cabrlllo. San Cle m ente. Call the box office at 492·04M fo r furthe r informution on the new season. • THE HUNTINGTON BEACH Playhouse as off and running with the Rccond produc tion in its new Seacliff Villa1Jc Theater, "Be ginner's Intermission Tom Titus Luck .·· cast and in rchcari.ul for an Aug. t7 IJ IH'n trtJ( Hunk Surk1n . u fam11tur ruct• at the old Harn theate r. h i:.IS <'UJllUrt-d the leading rOlt Of •l would be ph1landt•rt•r who:-.e on~ alt.empt i.t PX tramur1tal l11iss r oi.ti:; him his m:JrrtaJ(c. Sui.1.111 OTonnl'll plHvs llw 1·x wifr he tne:-i to win har k in a repn<i<' ''' hc-r rw rformanc(' 1n the 197fi lrv1m· Commun11 v Thr-<1lN produt t1on <'omplicnting h1\ Pff<11 t.., i" Le'I R<'erl r1· 1·1·ntl) t.,een tn tht· h:<1d111~ role of ' ld1<>I s l>chi,:ht'' al lht• f'rist:1 M1·i.~J C1v1r Playhouse. ll'> 11 book r ubhshN whn ali.o huci d (''\ign11 on Mt'>'- OTonn1·ll ( '<imlyn I 1«rnf'y &nd plnyhouM' prl's 1<1 ent Ho~n M1llo; romplt·t,. th1· rast 1n cum··r1 ,,..,..,1~11rn1·nt<1 l11•g1nn1·r ' l.111·k wlll llf' r1•·rformf'l1 ror "IX Y.f•t•kt·nds 111 I-ri<l :i.,., and Saturday!> .,,.1th ,1n k :111 r11r1a1n tn lh,. pla;houi.,_·., n1•w fHr1ht ;. S u1t1· :r.111r lhr· ~·ac 11rr r•·ntcr at Main ~lrf't•I <inrl \' 1irk tovm /\ \ 1·nu•· 1 n II 1Jnt1ngton f lf·i1t:h /\ 11 \ 1111r·•· rr·.,•·n at1•111-. .1 .., wt·ll ai. ltckch for th•· 1·t11 rt·nt 11rf1·nn11 fl1w1nl! 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Takr M e to Your Liter. l \V<.innc.1 Meler . 1s presl'ntcd at 10 :m a.m. Tuc!->day through Thursci:.J v in KmSl'Y t\llchtonum. Calilnrn1 .i State· Museum of Scit nce <1nd Industry , Ex pos ition Park . 700 S ta le Drive, Los Angt'lc!->. In th<'ir rolt•s as Space Plac(• Ph1ycrs arc from top To m She ppard. Curtiss Bradford and O<'nise Damico. A<l mission 1s frC'l' and thc>rc· •~ample parkmJ! T he must•um 1~ open daily from 10 to 5. Stone Artwork Showing SOUTH•AST ASIAN stone sculpture, usa~ and design variations In basketry from around the world and late Aenalsunce old master paintings Including Andromeda by Rubens, on display at Bowers Museum, 2002 N. Main Street, Santa Ana. Hours 9 a.m . to S p,m . Tuesday throUQh Saturday, 1 to10 p.m . Wednesday and Thursday, 1.s p.m . Sunday. Admission and parking free. A RECEPTION FOR Tom Nebbla wlll be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday for his photographic display "36 Fr~mes'' seen through Sunday, Oct. 1', at the California Museum Of Science and Industry, Los Angeles. Hours 10 to S p.m . dally, admission free. DAVID MCKEE, director of David McKee Gallery, :.;ew York, will speak on Franz Kline and the art of collect ing at 7:45 tonight, at Newport Harbor Art Museum, 850 San Clemente Drive. M useum member s free, non-members $3.SO. ORANGE COUNTY HARBOR Area Legal Secretaries Association will sponsor art auction Saturday at Park Newport Spa, .5000 Park, Newpart Beach. Preview 6 p.m ., auction 8 p.m . Original art, water colors, oil paintings and graphics featured. Admission $1.50. Information, contact Lois M cKeon at 835·2200. "SAILING SERIES," a photographic exhibit of worldwide sailing events by Christopher Caswell, on display 10 to 5 p.m . Tuesdays through Sa turdays at Status Gallery, Newport Beach. Information, call 673-8393. "ALIEN" EXHIBIT, including computer room ol spaceship Nostromo, giant space tug towing three oi l refineries and a miniature of the space jockey, on display at California Museum of Sc ience and Industry, Los Angeles. Hours 10 to 5 p.m. daily, admission free at 700 State Drive, E xposition Park. WARHOL SILKSCREEN OF ROCK STAR Mick Jagger Portrayed In 1975 RECENT WORKS BY , Warhol, Oldenburg and Wesselm ann are being shown through Aug. 25 under the t itle, "WOW !," at West Coast Gallery, 2700 W. Coac;t Highway, Newpart Beach The silkscreens, etching and aqudt1nts m ay be viewed daily ARTISTS AND CRAFTSMEN needed tor Art-Cr aft Fair , 10 to 5 p.m . Sa turday and Sunday, Aug. 18, 19, in San Clemente. Display spaces $18 individual non·m ember , SJO organization. Application, contact Sa n Clemente Ari'> and Crafts Club, P.O. Box '127, San Clem ente, 92672 or John Ott at 492-4631. OPEN TO ALL ARTISTS, Or ange Coun ty Art Assoc1..-it1on will hold 13th annual juried Pxhih1<1on, CS/PG 13, Friday, Oct. 16 to Sunduy, Nov 18, at M uckenthaler Culturul Center , Ful lerton. Josine lanco·Starrc>ls, di rPctor, Los Angele<.. M uni( 1p 'll Art Gall1>riF-c,, iuror I nformat1on, call 819 6Rli0 We cover the waterfront In the a.tmJ?MI More Entertaining Than Humanly Possible! 'oil' o1 Vo;• f(.\J I " I "V\l 'll'. 1111" ,JI· ,, , ••I\ 11'1111 , • i' I r. '· ' ••• 11·1 I.. I , •• '.,, ; , •. ,,., • ' ·.v~11' r . 1 r,J<r ,, I I h • I \\11lh ,, .... I ;or, H 111 '• ,. r l~I ff. I •• •• ·.i. , •.: t .,,. • ff·\I I \VI~ I '''""'' 't I I • : I • ' 'd ,, ' '''"' r1 t Tt, M!il I" t f',·ff. .•rr , 1"1 11 •. ,,t ;· •• I ft ' .r ,, ' ... . I ' , • <j I • Jll\l'I , I,. ,, •• , ·' ' ,., .t • , ...... 1 ( --~ •• " 11 /I .1111 flt HI ,f . • '·'" I •• Ill I .' 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I == I Tuesdays thru Saturdays at · Or••t• CeufltJ 011••11 ---,, ••• ef our ..................... ft1a1e~1 LIGAL DIPMft n...._,, ......... , .... ,. .... , ........ ....... • 333 Bev-Id• Drive Newport Beech 873"'2733 ,. ... --) • -' ,,._.~11.1m · Spinliing Selections Span Sounds 'New Albume by Tite Knack, Cars, Kinks Show '70s Rock Trends 11r !"'\l:SI. PAIUYICll .... r:-A eo=m Melda tD ew1 U1P la the C!ar oravae ....._.~Jo6a .. oa•rec•nl p (IMl'dl ... ,.,._, raa. of • eo.ia 11 .. .-0--. - Mueb ~Ulle e....._ .._.el tM ear door ~ tlllt bOlrliM H&almlie frlwl, who flral ~~---tM 8NWD/IGMtMt prttlchDUal eket Md fared..,_.. 1eUlaa to tM query S.P mluMlaari• Ii" aad d .. for, "Wbed'Ja pt?" ••1 GOI' TIO CAU. '!be Kinta a.nd The lnack." A toneleu "oh" was lh• toclalve ,response. Gru&td, the aeleetlon list. cJld sound ratht!r Mran1e, Wte • 1•1 Q'*IUon Camao tho Ma1nlf1 ceet ~t rip out of an ertvetope on fl very bad ailllt: • Name three thlnp lbe 0.monds would need for a mid·altemoon oray tn Death Valley." But serloualy Doa.nle and Marie, llstenln1 to this trio ol m1d-1ummer releases should provide aomt lnalcht.1 on '70. rock approache1 and clues 1o the eWottuJ fate or three q&alte dtfrerent banda. The Kinkt, of courae, la a precious Brtll&h mu1tcal lDIUtutJon well Into it.I MCond decade, Th Can a Botton·bu ed band that at.ruck 1old with lta debut album, and The Knack, t.he fint L.A. poup to land a major reeord deal out or the bur1eontnc new wave club scene. "GET THE &NACK " <Ca pitol SO·ll98), the rour ome'a debut, Is perhaps the more lmpor· tunt record. It reprebtnt.t a tell of whether t unes deeply rooted In 'SOs Beatles and Mersey beat lnlluenceit on grab the mainstream au· dlence. where tastes nee lo the comfort or Stewart, Supertr.amp or Ted Nu.isance. So tar It's working. The album has cracked top 20 and the Infectious siogle,."My Sharona," ttl riding airwaves everywhere. Whereas send-up bands like Berkeley's R ubinoos survey pop te rritory with fru it SOUTH SEAS TROUPE, THE TAHITIANS, PERFORM IN 'PACIFIC TERRIFIC REVUE' T11rn on Isle Tempo Jn keeping with the international fl avor or its newl y-opened Water Wonderland attraction. the Disneyland Hotel presents as part of its f.ummerfest a new mus ical production, the •Pacific Terrific Revue," starring The Tahi· tians, a group of native dancers from that South lea Jsland. This combo or seven young men and women perform an all-around Polynesian s how consist· ing or authentic folkloric rouUnes from Tahiti. Hawaii. Samoa, and New Zealand. IN COLORFUL costumes or grass skirts end elaborat.e headgear, The Tahitians perform the Hawaiian wedding dance and the offirial dance or Maori, New Zealand. all to the pulsal· lng drumbeat of the toere <a hollow log druml •nd the pahu Ca bass drum>. The group has toured the United States for seven years and has appeared in hotels such as the MGM Grand In Las Vegas and the Playgirl Club in Los Angeles, as well as at hotels In Reno. Flortda, Canada, Bermuda. and Puerto Rico. They may be seen at Water Wonderland at 8:30 and 9:30 every evening except Sunday. The opening performance of the evening is preceded by an official torch lighting ceremony at 8: 15 Tiit: TAHITIANS appear courtesy of Pan Amcnrun Airlines who fli t•-; lh1· group dircclly from lh<' ~ulh St.·a~ to lhl' mainland W:.itcr Wonderland. open free of charge to the public. 1~ locall'd bctw<.•cn lhc lhrc1• lowers of Disneyland Hotel, 1150 W. Cerritos Ave . Anaheim. Mesa Plans Trip Through SD Zoo On Saturduy, Aug. 25. Costa Mesa 's D~part· ment of Lei~;urc S<.!rvices will spon~or an all·day trip t1> th<' !'lan Dic~o Y.oo. The bus leaves ul !) a.m. and arr1vt:s back al 5 p. m . The cost 1s S9 for adulls and $6 for children age 15 and under All childn·n must lw uccompanied hy an adult Th ·deadline for sign· ups is Aug. 12 This trip includt•s round trip transportation, entrance to the zoo, gu1d<!d bus tour, and en· trance lo the Children's zoo. For information on how to sign up, call 754-5300 or 754 515fl. The FIRST Certified Crazy Person's Comedy. AIAN ARKIN PETER FALK· ALAN ARKIN 111 Aft MM.JR H1..LER FIM -nE fll·lAWS• ,._bylOtf'll MORRIS · F.-eutM ,.-.. ALAN ARKIN • ~byANDREW Bf.ROMAN ,_...by ARTHUR Hl.U!R ..... WLUAM MO<HfJM •Olllldld by ARTHUR Hll.UlR ll-TUJtl«X)l..()R• ... cocktail syruplneas, The Knack lnjectl lyrical themes worthy of the not 10 Innocent '70s (''Good Glrh Don't"). THE MUSIC 18 CRISP, packs a threat wilhout sacrificing melody, and guitarists Doug Fleger and Berton Averre wute Utlle space in making their points effectively. • Producer Mike Chapman keeps things sounding taut and fresh despite simpUstic solos and material <"That's What the Llttle Girls Do") that could have found a spot on The Beatles' ·'Yesterday and Today.'• However, there ls a feeling of smugness and cold calculation in The Knack's approach. and the record company that brought UJJ the Beatles isn't making things any easier with album cov· er art and publicity hype that mimics "Meet the Beatles." A "Knul<e the Knack" backlash is gaining momentum so the band had better halt the greedy manipulation or face a short but sweet existence in the spotlight. THE CARS, "CANDY·O," <Elektra SE-507). Unlike Eastern ins tant success counterpart Boston. The Cars have avoided a sophomore Jinx of bloated. "It Came From Outer Space" production techniques to mas k infe rior material. The new ulbum doesn't have as immediate an 1 mpact as the first nor contain gems like "My Best Friend's Girl." but the quintet's stylized sound is recycled ni cely here. ALMOST CRYPTIC imagery c razor lights. lwcks<!<tl rumhll's. frontseat wife> 1s delivered 1:ffN·t1vcly by vocalil>l/guitanst Hie Ocasek. who:.c durk hearted v<1 mp1ng lends credence to teen angst themes like the icy fox whodrivPs away with you r money and sanity packed in the trunk. BenJamin Orr's wound-up bass Imes are the roundat1on for The Cars' intensity through simplicity formula. Add some tasty guitar fills and synthesizer washes to come up with a coolly- dctachcd. engaging brand or soph1st1cated rock that dhcsn 't leave your body out. THE KINKS, "I.OW BUDGET," <Arista AB 121!01 Mt•anwhilC', the eloquent Ray Davies con· t1nucs to paint masterful portraits on a canvas c·a lied modern society. It'!'> a high pressure world of evc rylhin~: shortages, em otional S{'(~lus1on and mass vahum consciousness l"Na'· t1 onal llt>tilth"> As ··superman." Davies would save us all "I'd like lo fly but I can't t>ven swim." Jus t :mother fl:.iwcd hero, trying to keep hi s head a hove.· n~ing w<.1ter hy l<.1ugh1ng a!> it engulfs ham Davit's' cynicism and the way he expresses 11 vof'ally obviously I'> th1• magic thut has kept T he Kinks goini.: tind lhl' cult cxp;rndini:t Tilt: Nt:W ALllUM follows a rock1C'r ;ind more narrow p:1th th ;in ''M1 s f1ts'' or "SlccpwalkC'r," with too few ballads l a Davies forte) and a lt·ss thtin acceptable reliance on musical chchcs As such, at lakes a few listens to 1gnon · sur pnsingly sub-par support and concenlral<' on rock's most underrated songwnlt·r. I A few seal-; still an· available for The Kinks final night at thl' Univers al Amphitheatre Aug 191 YOU FIGURE IT OlJT DEPT.: Ethel Merma n's "Disco Album" 1s out on A&M . featuring 12~ beat pPr minute rcnd1t1 ons of "There's No Business Like Show Business" and "Everything's Coming Up Roses " No c1>0 firm at1on of rumors that thC' Divine Mrs M wall meet Donn a Summer in a roll<'r skating death rnce .. S<Jn Frnncisco's psychedelic relic Alu" ('h('er has reformed with one original mem· lic·r Shaun Cass1dy's concert at Anaheim Connntion CeMtcr Saturday ni ght will be taped for a la ve album Rumors of Bob Dylan's con- ve rsion to Christianity have been confirmed. lib next album will include songs titled ''When lie Returns," " Believe In You" and "Ye Shall Rt> Rel('ased" ... Peter Frampton JUSl bought a gas stution in upstate New York. RECORD REVIEWS MAnMMSDAILY AU. SIAn SJ.00 TILL J:JO P .M. ForWoC•ll4-fll• IJ·l·4-.... IO ~, ..... 1.cu:m THE U l\JK) DEER HUNTER I :lM:41-t:Ot MUI,,~, :·: .. ~::ti .,,,' ~~,~:-:&of .... , .......... 1t JI 'J .P 'f~et \ ...... ., ' ...... , 494 IS14 ' ( .... .. . ., ..... ... 494 1S14 ....... --'''"''' 496 17S3 SHE LIVES. momn The mon11er movie IOOa MOOlll .u ..... ~1 MOONIMCll IN! l2iUea1UeJ1 ...... 6 t•U MMll MOUN Mleeot ..... AMlfYVIUI HOUoa ot09M MM.NI HOOll -'91 JUST YOU AND Ml IUD4,.I IOOfl M00411 At IAMH -007 MOOKUKHtN I l1-J1aoe...oel1M & ll1M Of. .. WILDll e MAIWIOtl fOlll fRISCO IUDtN I 11 OIJolS .. o09el11t A 1 .. 41 CM0901 IUINI I UOOICI -lM JUST YOU AND Ml KID (NI U:»el1_.ao ... >1e ... A ltolt "MU. Tl.ALLS" IPGI WIOAT\-1 M & I 4, ""''~' If.)" , .... ,, ....... WOOOY~ "MAHHA TT At'" ''THl IH·LAWS" IPGI "RUSCO KID" IPG• ' ••.. " PACIFIC THEATRES DAIVE·IN SWAP MEETS -S~ll(TCH '°"" llUClll -IHllO r.-: DAY •r HAA80A BlVO OAfVE IN & °"AHQE DAM IN I AM TO > l'tll IA T\MDA Y & IUNOA Y 'llff ,AMINO IUNOAYI AT°'"~ ITAOIUM LADY IN llD111 ~u• ltO MO MOMMA11r1 -.... Wkotl e MIUltl()tlt •Oto ~;~f~ ,'.·:::;: ;. I ,.ISCO KIOINI ( J , . C 879 911!>0 OOOt~u• OH IN I .... ....... , .. - AMlfnlUI MCiaol" ... IYU Of IAUM MMl"9 ,...,,..._ ....... ......... ....,MIT,. , I MUS~ FEST I MUSEUM Mix of Melodies Ma1n1aioth ~ ~--Claaical io Jazs~ Offered at Sierra Summer Fest ..... REFLECTED John Goodman DAILY PILOT CLASSIRED ADS 842•5878 Tbe SlerTa Summer F11Uval wUl offer concerta, fllma and worbhopi for U daya from Saturda1 tbroup Aq. 11. at Mammoth Lakes. · Opmlq nJaht performers will be 1U1b Mllea1e. a contemporary Jan band with Colleen Harvey and Sher.-ood Ball, ,vocaU.ta, and WUe Court, a popular country rock band with btue1rau, jau, aoul and clualcal tone•. Joe Sample, keyboardist and foundin& member of The Cruudera, will perform Saturday, Avg. 4. Sample bas accompanied ll'tista incJudln1 Jonl Mitchell, Ste~ly Dao and receoUy.cut a aolojau albwn. .IAM£8 WRITMOaE will perform "Wlll Ro1ers USA," Thursday, Aug. 9. Whitmore haa performed in rtlm~ lncluding "8atUegrou1ul," "Tore, Tora, Tora" and "Give 'Em Hell Harry." LEARNING. • • <From Page C2> know about science," he assures. Contact him at 645·0201. IT WOULD BE hard to find better qualirica· lions for the founder or a science center than Goodman's. He was both a National Science Foundation and Danforth Grpduate fellow, got his Ph.D. from Cornell and has taught al schools ranging from Harvey Mudd College to California Institute of the Arts in Valencia. Goodman has also designed science exhibits. He got the center idea while teaching science at Irvine 's SELF a lternative High School in 1974. ·•we had a lot of kids who arrived in the 11th grade and said 'I dare you lo teach me something ... if there's one lhlng I know, It's that I can't learn; and with an attitude like that, they were right." HE TURNED THOSE youngsters on to science just as he does visitors to the Ex· perience Center, by having them play with prisma that make the world spin, mirrors Ulat make false realiUes appear. by using magnets to simplify tbe principles of Earth's mapetic field. Like his Irvine students, center visitors will find one otber fact: Not only can they un· derstand science, they can understand almost anything. "And isn't that at the core of all learning?" ' ( 1 ~ '\ Amusing ob .. rvetlons of lite ., .. ,. I 1c ••••inc ~,. •long the Orenge Coeat, ~'· j penned by• native son, """ l uttt • ''•~P••ou i -.::=J in the DAILY PILOT SPECIAL PREVIEW TONIGHT The lights and eoundl "the '60'a. 11Mn were bltteaweet U....... 1beR were a'UtJ times... and It w all unforgettable. Other co n certs will be Commander Cody, lltonday , July 30, Portland Dance Theater, Wednelday, Aug. 1, Mission Mountain Wood Band, Friday, Aug. 3, Hubert Laws. Monday, Aug. 6, eololats from the Westside Symphony Orchestra and Mark Richman. pianist, Wednesday, Aug. 8, Westaide Symphony Orchestra with Bogidar Avramov, conductor, Friday, Aug . 10, with Sidney Harth, violinist , Saturday. Aug. 11. Concert lime 8 p.m. "WILL ROG ERS, USA," will be performed indoors. Ott\er concerts outdoors ; dress warmly. Tickets limited to l ,000 until afternoon of concert, in case or inclement · weather . "Will Rogers, USA" tickets $8. Other concerts. advance tickets $4. box office, $5. Series of rour or more concerts, $3.50 per concert. Contact. Sierra Summer Festival. P.O. Box 7710, Mammoth Lakes, Ca. 93546. Workshops and seminars will include understanding classical music. Bogidar Avramov; songwriting, J oe Sample; seminar and mini·festival or Frank Capra films . FREE CHAMBER music. pop, jan. folk concerts and special children's programs to be offered, schedules po~ted Cturing festival. '1nformalion, call, (714)934·2712. .. DRACULA IS A DAZZLER. n sets a standard that will be difticuh to overtook when the next Oscars are passed out. There has never been a more visually beautHul horror movie . ., -Gary Arnold. Washington Post °Frank Lanpella is never less than compelling. His glistenm9 eyes are alive wit~ intalhgmce and sexual thirst. An eternal gigolo who finally loses his heart." -David Ansen. Newsweek .. Langella is a marvelous Count Dracula and gives the kind of stylized performance which brings Oscar nominations. It is a fine blend of art. fright and fun ... -Dale Stevens. Cinc1nnat1 Post /'Ji NOW PLAYING EDWARDS' BRISTOL ORANGE MALL STADIUM DRIVE-IN Santa Ana 540·7444 Orange 637·0340 Orange 639·8770 Tiie ~cowboy wllo ever rode bdO tlle wUd west. .. from Poland. Frldly. July 21. 1979 II * fA<.;APt'.t 8J'f" -, ~ BU~NS SHI• LDSFI JUST YOU -• ANO """ " M:i,KID :.~ Plus tPGI "ICE CASTLES" 01 .. l WKOUt N.AlllUUIO.. POftO ~ BIUMURHAY. -M ·~~•lt• Mon.·Frl. 7.15.9:15.11 :00 SelJSun. 1:15, 3:15, 5:1S, 1·1s. e 15, 11 :00 GENE WILDER HARRISON FORD W'fHE FRISCO KID" I . ........_ .... -__ ..._.,..,._ .................. _._ .... _. A MAC't IClUUI 0 l'aOOUC'TION M-tt FRANK DE VOL•l-""l't~ HOWARD W. KOCH.JR. wr•w•-, MICHAEL ELIAS .t FRANK SHAW ,.~"'MACE NEUFELD·o.-.,~ ROIJERT ALDRICH ,,4 .. \M.'QIO.• ...,. ............ -.. DAILY PILOT f:1. • Bill. MURRAY. -IPCI ·->.-.... , ... ... '" , ••••••• t1 .. •.ua..ft 'u.) ''·' ''· 1 u • ,. 11 .. Cllln IAtr-- ISCAPf FllOM ALCA,•AI ,.. iii Mon -Fri 6 00, 8 15. 10:30 Sot Sun I IS. 3·30. 6 00. 8 15, 10 30 • ' ,, ... Juti 11. ,.,. MOVIE .. EVIEWS 'Meatllalls' Mixes Camp Rumor With Gentleness •Y YAaDaNA A•A• ......... ~·MaATULLl"hel aemtof "'9 IUYI wM bnugltt"" treeer.aty..,.. ,...._, ln "Anlmel ...._ .. _ ... r9Ctor Ivan lteltfMft end wrltw Herold ttemla to ...... tW9 -,, .. "',. .,..,, •••ts•Melthet~ken Institution, summer cemo. It· .. u ..._,.. tht ""''"""" tilam"'9t' ~"· tht lnteru""' rivelry wtth tht rich kids acroH tht ~·and, of courM, tht nonatGP prectlcel JAes. If one or two fell flat, so whet. Tht N•t protMM>ly wlll hit your tunnyb0ft9. There·~ also a terr1flc•ll-4troundper formance by "S.turcMly Night Live" etumous 8111 Murrey as the..._. counselor. His wi se cracks end John BeluShl·llke manic 9"erQY are tempered t>ut not cloylnoly so -bT his trlendshlpwith a lonely, lrst· ••rm c.,,.,.~end a romance with his female staff counterpart. That gentle quality keeps "M eatballs" from being as totally off.the·wall as "Animal House." t>ut there are plenty of laughs. Besides, the r aunchiness lost Is a PG r ating gained, so more family m embers will probably share In the fu~. "DRACULA" 1s the handsomest of this summer's sc are movies, a splendldly mounted and impressively acted version of the Bram Stoker classic. This one Is played straight, with no sly quips about going for the jugular. After "Love at First Bite," 5ome viewers may have trouble taking the Universal film 'eriausly, especially with such straight.faced lines as "We are in trouble, deep trouble "As in the Broadway AWAITING DRACULA K•t• NeHtgan productloo, the major asset l!t Frank Langella as the SOO-year old COVIii; he lnstllls the character with such Intensity and sexiness that you understand why his victims were so willing. Stalwart support comes from Laurence Olivier, Oona Id Pleasance, Kate Nelligan and the marvelous visual efttcts of Albert Whlt(ock. Director John Badham dem onstrates a startling versatility; his lost m ovie was "Saturddy Night Fever." Rated R "MOONRAKER" follows the James Bond formula to the letter : a chase or f ight every 13 minutes, seduction every 20 m!nutes, bizarre villains, pneumatic beauties, unbelievable stunts, all.out destruction derby as the closer. Roger Moore is now a perfect fit into Jam es Bond's fancy duds. The formula works in Its usual m indless manner, but isn't it More Adventure For Robinsons HOLLYWOOD (AP> The arlventures of the Robinson family will continue 1n <J !'.OOn·LO· he·r cleascd third film, "Mountain F<Jmi ly Robinson." Pacific International Ent<'rpriscs, Inc .. has announced . The film stars Robt>rl L ogan , Susan Damanle Shaw. Heather Raltray. Ham Lar sen ~nd Geor~c "Buck " Flower. Thl' movie 1s the ~<'qucl to ··Adventures <If th<' Wilderncl.1:> Family" and "Wilderness F11m1· #Y P a rt 2" time for Jimmy.boy to get a new ect? Rlch•rd Kiel fs back H "Jaws" but shows• soft side Lola Chiles Is cMcor•tlve H lhe CIA eoent. R•ted PG. "MAIN EVENT" presents th• fllp side of Barbra Streisand none oJ the tender ness of "A Star II Born." She Is bacl< In her familiar role as the fast-talklng, take-over lady. She plays a perfume tycoon who Is victimized by her accountant and finds htr only ass•t lsownershlpof an over·the·hlll boxer. She brow beats him back Into the r ing and ultimately to bed. Ryan O'Neal plays the fighter with laid·back charm. Rated PG. "ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ" 15 a nlfty-.,rlson movie, among the-best of the genre ever made. Clint Eastwood again plays the laconic stranger , a con Who refuses to believe that Alcatraz Is Inescapable. 11 w asn't, but the movie leaves 11 open whether the three prisoners lived beyond their plunge into San Francisco Bay the real·life trio w as never found. The one flaw in the last.moving drama Is Patrick McGoohiln's warden; he Is painted so coolly sadist ic as to be unbelievable. Rated PG. "MANHATTAN" continues Woody Allen's natural history of neurotic New York Ci ty . This time Allen Is a TV comedy writer who appears rrres1!ttible to a 17·year·old high school girl (Mariel Hem ingway) and a 30.ish magazine writer (Diane Keaton). He manages to lose both. New York Is lovingly photographed In black and white by Gordon Willis, and the pro- duc tion'sembellished by a gor·· geous Gershwin score. Rated R. EVERV SUMMERniE CREAM OF AMERICAN YOUT1-t GOES m SUMMER CAMP- ANDTI-tl:. l<J:STGOTO CAMP NORTI'iSTAH. c1nename ~ scAEEn 6 3U 2 553 c comPLEX 11. I I rl llllll llM llMU ~I· lftf MUI Ull 100! • • a 1111 W.W 1111 lllJI DI MM1ft'11 ~lL'I 1111 m • 11 •• lllJI ftlUllH •• 811 Mll l!m nlllllM llll l lllln 11111 rM m.111 ••11t •• •ai1rr11111N 1mi1111[AI ... Ulllal,WU w_-:;:;::.:-~ 1 • • -................... '¥ ~ • .-.---11fllti!N4i~M MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "THE MAIN EVENT" (PG) "MOON RAKER" 1PG1 "ROCKY II " IPGI "FRISCO KID" (PG) "JUST YOU AND ME. KID" (PG) "RUST NEVER SLEEPS" (PG) STRDIUm 5scAeEn 639 7860 Dl1 1VE·ln "BUCK ROGERS ANO THE 25th CENTURY" (R) "BLOODLINE" (R) "LOOKING FOR MR. GOOOBAR" "THE IN·LAWS" (PG) "WHO IS KILLING THE GREAT CHEFS OF EUROPE?" "SUMMER CAMP" "UP IN SMOKE"(R) "PAOPHESY" (R) "THE LITTLE GIRL WHO LIVED DOWN THE LANE" "MEATBALLS" 'WHICH WAY IS UP?" (A) SIMIUlft Sensational Splashdown c; enc Wi ldt•r. lc·I t. v. ho port r<1y:-. ~· gentll· and devout f'ol1sh rabbi. ;.rnd Harrison Ford. who pla y~ a k indlw<irtcd oul1C1w. :-.t ct.1d faslly make their way up:-.trPam alter J USl one of their de<Ath defy mc adventure:-. ;.in impromptu h1gh·d1ve on hor seback 111f <i cliff in to w<tlN below in "The Frisco K 1d · · n ow ~ho w in g <it Orang1· Coast t hl'<J tcr•,, STARTS TODAY .......... '91'81 IT._ INllW(.11 HunflnOIOll llNcll '4a.0388 01anoe 639 8170 llWWl'l ..... lllCI Ma.lMH (I TGIO !>ii·~ Oflngt 634 391 I ALL 0 "1v1:.iNs 0 '1:" ':Jtr.M . ...-Nru UA CINEMA ORANGE MALL ua CINEMA Hl·WAY 39 DRIYE·IN BllEA PLAZA c 11o1e1 u .... , 12 ~ ••• u .. , ... • 1<ie1e1 •• "'u''0 ""° Costa Mesa 540·0594 Oranqe 637·0340 Westminster 893·0546 Westmin ster 534·6282 Brea 529.533q --· c...a WUT Wt!.1n11nt11r 17"1 n1 )93~ F"OM Fash ion Island N.ewport Beach -- ~----............................ .,,,;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ STEREO sou·NDS OF THE HARBOR • ... •••••••• "''·· ·~····•••'llt # ....... , .... , •• ,.. .... _. __ ................... ,.. ....... 'II!•••:'\--,..,."'· ... . . •... ROCK TALK Frtdey, July 27, 1979 DAil Y PILOT (,'9 Kansas Raises Production for National Tour a, WA aOalNION Otlp6te IUlbal bu.alMM on motl of the ~k ....., elftuif lh11 au.mer, Kauu la oul on • m••'DOUI u.s. tc>Qr, tomp&.te wtlh bla Male Pi t ..... to c:oUM•• wtlh UMt Nhut of thetrMWLP,''119oMU.." '"ftll ii tbe lllllaPlt produeUoo we bave nw _. •··· A6d-=Jcwuu teyboaN ptaytl' llewe -,r.aa ''fte ,..._ for th.t ii tlial we 1"1 u.ire 6a 001a..Utlon wkb other '"°"" com ln1 Olll wtth b&l loura and blt producUou, and we alWQI felt we were a very vlaYal band. "Al TUIS GOE on and lethnolotY In t'......_ ...._. become available to ua to use In Hncert tlaat eache the 1l1ht H well aa tht· ICNDd. Our audinctt ha1 •. lw-_ya been our prlmt• coaiditrlMoa ud it contlAuet to be ao. So wt· apead a lot ol mOMy on production ''There wu a Ume •n the early days when we Uved on a dollar a day 10 we could spend ~very blt ol money we had nn equipment lo 11ound IOOd for the people. lo pl~He lhe people -.nd to make a 1ood impresaion.'' · Steve admit. that ihe competition lan't any greater today than It's been In the past --It ., just that the members or Kansas only recently ~ame aware of Its existence. lt'1 a 1ame, you know," be says, "and you 've got toplaytbe1ameto m ake it huppen. Talents Trumpeted Les E lgart a nd his Orchc~tra . featuring Carolyn Cline, wi ll be showca sed nig htly nt Disneyland from S unday through Aug 4. Also s potlig hted w ill be "Main Street E lectn cal Parade." "'F a ntasy in the Sky" rtt E UNl BETWEEN LC1f£ AND DEATH IS THE BLOOOUNL NOW PLAYING UA CINEMAS EDWARDS' NEWPORT CINEMA Westminster 893 ·0~4b Newporl Boden 644·0760 IREA PLAZA MISSION ORIVE·IN !lrea '><19 5339 San Juan Cap1suano 493 4'>4'> STADIUM DtllVE·ll Oranoe 639·8770 Do you read the PUBLIC NOTICES publlahed In this newep11per dally? They •r• a vHal part of DUE PROCESS OF LAW and of the PEOPLE'S RIGHT TO KNOW Public notices are published under court orders or legislative codes for the purpose of notifying one or more In- dividuals of some proposed action or past event which may adversely or favorably attect their rights, Interest or duties, and also for the purpose l>f giv- ing such persons the opportunity to pro- tect their rights, or be heard in the mat- ter. Many public notices have great value to taxpayers, such as those notices published by municipalities, public authority corporations, treasurers and others who are required by law to publish financial reports, budget hear- ing notices, ordinances or advertise- ments of bids on public work. These notices keep you informed as to how and why your tax dollars are being ex- pended. They also prevent or dis- courage frauds, raids on public treasuries and favoritism In the letting of public contracts. "'9UC NOTICU MAY Al'PIC1' YOUR U,I, YOUll "'OF•TY, OR YOUR IUllNW. llelNl .... ..,I DAI LY PILOT [ ROCK TALK ] in1 restricted by what their fam have come to expect: "We don't reel that we cater to our rans an any large de1rec. We ARE very happy to have such a very large cult rollowin1. I think Kansas is the biggest cult band there is right now, ha, ha ." Cult? 4 n th~ P1l•t -we'vc-beert aort of oblivious to the chut.11 and •lnllle action and stuff like lhlt." WHY HAVE THEY chanted? "We had lo. With our rormerdroducer IJ eH Cillx man) uonc . w e produce this album ou MJelv~fi ~nd we had lo gel more lnvolved with the music. Whe n we went in there to do lhls album we really had to learn I learned a whole l1unch about Un! technique or recording this "If we had a No. 1 album. I don't think we'd be a cult group anym<rre:· he saJd. "If our pie· ture was on the cover or a big rock magazine. as opposed to Blondie's picture on the cover. how many copies would that m agazine sell ? No one knows our faces." llmt· around • "Wt''vc bt•cn the chief coru.tructors of our l)WI\ dcslany. but Wl'. VC hud a lot or help. You l'llscover lhat you might be a star onstage but then• are a lol or people in lhe background who uren't lit up but who make it ha ppen for the group It's a group effort . we have 25 people out on lbe road wilh us .this year and they're all very good ul what th<:y do, and that makes 1t Possible for the group to be lhe group oos tage." ALTHOUGH STEVE FEE~ that Kansas is cons tantly m aturing, there as the problem or be· fa reworks and .. Dast'u Vant&.1~y a t Spatl' M ounl<.Jin." P a rk hours a r L· !J a m . to mid night Sundays through Fnd<Jys and !J a .m to l <L ill. Saturdays NOW PlAYING lllU 'LAU lDWAAOS' CllllMA CIHUI MAlllOll llWO. OfllWl·lll 81~4 529·~339 (.CY.I.I IAe'W 'JI'! 4141 ~nl<1 Al\ol ~JI I}/' OllAllOl MAll lOWAllDI' Ctl'iMA WHT Oral!Qe 631 03-lCI wew111n~1e1 8'11 I'• 1•, Does that bother ham " 1Mt W. IUNFLOWfA W. QI IAllTOl C.M. 540-<lllM "THE APPLE DUMPLING GANG RIDES AGAIN" "BEDKNOBS& BROOMSTICKS" (G) "LOVE AT ft«ST llTI" "LOST AND FOUHD" trC.I "THI AMITYVILLE HOHOl"Cll O PEN DAil r ' 12 )0 MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE ,,.,. ,...~.""'QI ""'""~" ,,, ,,. .. .,,,,. p .. ,,.n,.., 11t.Ji1Ur n' ,,_,,,t>t'-1, '•' ,,lltfH I f.#ltlfll#tf h;i t11t '111~'lJ f·r "'"'" .,, ,/ftto II ® ""J, 11<4 (JN •f h "AIJM t ft h ........ fhlf "'"'' r ••H•"" ... ,. ... , All [ill U:.t~ Arm (1<1 I II ,... , hi I tVI ft1t •,r At tJf r111 \Ai,1111u Pu fq141 1 rx,r ru Sl1 r ''' ,1;1 A'""· "'ALIEN' IS CLEARLY DESTINED TO TAKE ITS PLACE AS A CLASSIC." "A amaahlng cinematic experience." •fhe film It H effec:tlvety NM- Wf9dtlng n any of Hitchcock's beat.'° 1:::::::.- --....... ~ ... •A atuoolngly crafted movte that's better thin 'Star Wn' and 'Cloee Encoun .. rs of the Third Kind' ... " l\f11•l "'1.ir;on ~ABC T't .......... ~."""'"O'""'-· A L I E N "Spectacul1t and breath taklngly Imaginative.• ,...,... ,,.,.,.,q rc,i~,.,f •t1-JtVl'I• "'Allen' Is a cor1ter, a wallopef, a rouaer. a ICrMChel and a ton of fun ... • "Terrific fun tor everyone." .. • •••• y •• TOM SIGOUANEV VERONICA HARRY DEAN SKERRrrr WEAVER CAAT'NR1GHT STANTON ~ HJRT IAN HOLM -YAPHET KO'TlO ~ EXEWTM PfQ)UC(i. AONALD 9HUSETT ~ IY OONJOff CAM:>U., CWIO Oil.EA _, Mt.tti.HIU. OIAf.CTEOIYAIOl..fYICOTT STOAV8Y ~<Y8AHNON -~SHUSETT ~y ev ~ OIANHON MUSIC JEARY OOlOIYTH ~· ™NAN l<OON<OOlOA9,_T9 8Y mi.--.1DC1_• __ ---. lllOYIOllP1Cw-...1111e•....,....•-0111~ff•_..._,.,., --...-900ol 10th SMASH WK! ' . . ·Q ... ....... -... •·111•1 ~ ..._ ..... --~ ~ ..... : .... [ ...... r .... :i--;; ..... ,-;, .... 1Tr1 ~ .... r-....~ PLITT CITY CENTER . Orange 634·928? SOUTH COAST toslJ Mesa !>46 2111 STADIUM DRIVE·IN Oranye 639·8770 "A little,'' he admita. "Ji uaed lo. But I'd say this -u Ion'\ as lhe people appreciate our music. ll doe1n l really matter if they reco1nlze me or not. ll's nice to have people · come up to you and say, 'l know who you are' and ·Will you algn an autograph?· "I like that and I think the whole 1roup likes lhal because it's a little iclnC on tbe.. cake. Once fn awhile It eets a little nerve.wracking .. like when they call you up In the middle or the night. "But as far as we're concerned. when we're offstage. the li ght goes orf -we try to become ·normal' agaln. We're no prima donnas." ' ..... , oo--.-.c:--~ ov----·-...... CONWAV. -llM>na,""' .. ,. .... '°"' ._,.. -· · ·, . ..,.,..,~ .. . ............ ~ -...... ·-·· • .. tf ...... ... .. • • t ·------(J - llN 110010 OISHI• r•IAf •of ... t· ~ 11 H o, ........ ,..,,,,, U:CH .. ICOLOll' ,..,, 0 ,, ...... ,, .. , ................ , : NOW PLAYING AT A THEATRE NEAR YOUI Alj~~l1•~ b• • 1,1 /11 "'' llA~Nl,f 'If••~• llu,. lo ~~H 1071 ht41~ ~'I •·r , .. ~C,,fl 41 '· OhMd t lffth<f• ,J.fi I,,,, Os•ft .0'1lA Ml~A iJA (..,fl,.·••• t '•O ll'>'1' t kr.r.1,t •11•' '• f n~,,. .. p, S4 l'i1 \ II IJ~O .,.aa"l •lf ~hi''~"'· W~SIMINSl lH UA ......... 1893 U~4b fOUNTt .. m YAHff fc,llfltttm Vitll•r t 113'1 11100 Television TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS . Gettttig Earful Conrad Bain <centc.•rl t ries to convtnl'C Todd Bndgcs (left> and Gory Colt•mun that tus alma mute r 1s twst ror the m on .. Oiff' r~nt Strokes" to niJ!ht at K on NBC'. Ch annel 4. ~ • AMPtCA~fll VWT'NAM "A"'erlc•"• Ol1rup1•d live•" Oa nl•t Schot1 moderll .. an e1tarn4natlon or hOw AIY*'tce 11 h .. ptng IM llvlng vle111fll Of Iha Vietnam war (I) THl~I Oueet· Spllie Miiiigan 0 HOUYWOOO IQAUM8 1:00. (I) INCMOleU HUUC 8--lr•,...• to an 1aolel· ed mountain 4N'N In-ch ot ~ end QUtet. only 10 be lneerrupt«I by a runa· wey glr1 llnd reporter JllCI< Mc:Gee.(R) D OIPP'MHT 8TAOkU Mr. Drummond decr- lhel Arnokl llnd Wtlli1 Wiii et1end hi• exellnlw alme meMw, o.ptte file......_ of 1he boy9 Md .,.. 8Ch0ol. (RI • Ml 8A TTl..E8 CllartftPI LbtiRfl• 11 KNXT ICBS) LO'-Antwi•••, 0 KNBC (NBC) Lo-. Anq 1!11•·, " KTLA (Ina I LO'> AngPltJ .. II KABC TV !ABC) Lo'.. Angt•h" cv KFMB (CAS) s.111 D11•go 8 KHJ·TV (Ind) Luc, An1wl1•<, flll KCl:>T 1AUC1 ~fin Du•qt> tD KTlV (lnu J Lo"> Anyulu.., G) KCOP TV (Ind) Los Anqolt"1 8> KCET·TV (PBSI Lo!\ Ant1elt1'> QD KOCE·TV (PBS) Hun1mg1on ~den A IOoll at tne mllllary bf" Nance of lleld marlhal Er.win ROl'llfNll kl'OWn H ··rne DM«1 fo• " u well .. '"-camaoe when ""' AlllM Invaded Italy 8 9 ONAATIOH PaTTICOAT An aid• to 1 top admiral llnda NurM Crandall ••Id v-..an Hunkla IOQlll,,.,. alc>n4t. In 11\41 tho-room (RI D OOVEAHMEHT OH TMeUHE Elect.a ottlClale from IOe.,. 1ta ta atld f.0.111 cae>MI- , ... wtll an•-Q~t1on1 from aou1i-n Callfot1'4a ~ reg.,<llng ptOb· !em• wtlhln t"-1• c;omnounl· ,,. ., MOVIE • • • • ··Tne Man Wl\O Shot llberly Val•nce" I 11182) James s1-.. 1. John Weyne Olrecc.o by Jot>n FO<d A man ,, ... IO glof'y when he wrongly aooep11 the cr!Hlll f0< ounnlng down I nOIDrlOUS oullaw '' hr• ) fll:I 61!) WASHINOTOH WEE< IN REVIEW 1:30 D HELLO, LARRY Ruthie'• ~ nama fall• In love wtth OIAne (Al G QJl WELCOME BACK. KOTTER Vinnie lesra he 11 lot1lng hi, ... appeal wnen ha cannot get • oa1e with any girt (RI G» WHEN, JENNY, WHEN? Two le&n·•O*'• ••e con· A~WIN .... 10 ROXIE ROKER (LEFT) ENJOYING 'JEFFERSONS' SUCCESS With Star l•abel Sanford In Scene From Popular Show No Rut for Roxie "'Je/fersons' Actre88 Revel8 in Part By JERRY BUCK ------- HOLLYWOOD <AP) -Roxie Roker says ahe may be going against lbe 1rain, but she can hardly wait to start work on the sixth aeuon or "The Jeffer&Onl." Her entblMlaam is also boolted by the fact that the CBS aeries, a splnotf of "All in the Family," ia com· fortably berthed In the Top 10 of the Nielsen ratiap. "1 eee IM!ton 80 on the talk lbowa end talk about how tired they are or their Mriee and bow they want to 1et out," said Roxie, wbo 1oes t.ck to wor1tAuc.1. ••rM DELIGHTED TO be comiftl back. Our IJ'OUP •ete •Iona ao well I look fonrard to Meln1 them qaln~ We bave a ball -but we all wtlb we were maldna more money." Sbe 1aid lbe teet the c .. t of •'The Jeff1n10111" u a nne reper1orJ oom. pany. "You could take us out of th11 an~~~ ~~.P.lay." MOit oJde playa Helen WIWa, a bleck man who la married to a white n, played by franklin Cover. Ir daytbter la married to tbe eon of Geor1• and Loulae Jttf enon played by Sherman Hem1l1y and" laabtl llllfarcl osoaos ISl'••••oN 11, or 'eoune, a b1aS .... .,,.rt ot Areble ....... -the allow,.~ revolwt aroulld hie dl1Ukl of tbe Wtlll• · -· racially mixed marriage and of his daughter-in-law being ha ir white. ~ "I think what Jt'r anklin and I bring to the roles an• humanness und naturalness," sh~ rmid. "Once that statement ha11 been made you have to react as a married couple. Many peo- ple think Franklin and J really ure married. "What Franklin und I have is an e asy relatioruihlp. We took to each other and have a nice rapport. We don't have a sUUness. We have cou· pie argumenta about plddlin1 things like billt. We don't 1el up In the momlnc and 11y, 'Aha, you're white. and I'm black.' " THE CHALLENGE OF sucb a role, the Hid, la retalnln1 the racial Identity llutl the black community expecta. She •aid, "Helen la sophisticated bul hu all t.Hse 1ide1 around her that I bftn1 to her. The Important tbin1 Sa bow you behave u a human beln1." Roxie Hid ahe le able t.o brin1 eome ot her own experience. t.o the role. In real life ahe i1 merried t.o a wblte man and th•y have • 15-yHr· Old IOft, Leonard. • Sb• met her hUlband.l. Sy Kravlll, wben lbe worked at NBC tn New York and be wu a newt executive there. 'l1My commuted bet""" Loi An1el• and New York durlnl the rlnt two yean of "Tht Jtfftrsom," then he-left NBC and moved here. "~...._ . ..,,_.,. ............ _.,.._ ICMllel ~-thet 1'!91' .i-re .., ... to " •• WAUITMlrT TUBE TOPPERS "'I Cl4IN' IMOW .. lilCWW I ..... ..._...,_MIM" (1ff0) Te"y·Tlto"'H , -KHJ G 8:00 Government on the A"*"\~ A .,.... .... • Jolft lore. to -W. roMlefy, -"" the prooeedl IO be Oonet- ecf lO Gf>eftev. 12 .... ) lu"'"'•' lnveatlng • 0-1 L• H td*Nn. c;llelrman, ""'9ttnwit POll- 'Y Cofl'llNll•. OMr\ Wit ... ~·lne Linc. Elected otflclals answer questions from Southern Collfornia viewers on commwlity proble ms. 2!IOI NIWI 1:11 NIWI .... (1) TMl~f1' MAaNlo e.... ...... the_,..... cMntlel ........,. .,_ the ...,.. leMc• "*' .tlq •• CltMflO" ttwougfl Hu· 1twd Oour!ty I 1111 KCOP e 8:00 -"The Man Who Shot Uberty Valance ." Superstars J ohn Wayne und James Stewart are teamed in thi1t J ohn Ford western with Lee Marvin In the title role. 2:a01= • "VlllnQ Women And TN S.. a.o.nr· ( 111571 Abt>y O•lton, SuHn C~. A befld of NO<M f9f'l\lllee It Alltured 1>y • ruttlleM lel4lfld '-!er. ( 1 nr. 26 min I NO,..._.l llM MVCITV~ DMGNKT ~WYAMG GOUATM I l ~ACTOfW OMTtONID UC -~~ Jim ~ lnvolYed In • ABC D 9 :00 "Black Market ..wa . . • Al MAH MMAVU Cl> f'MITI .. TME IANDl<>'Tittitl I liMdly g#M of bteclll'Mff ......,.. he trlel lo CIMt • dflll'li d rtv•r fehely _...of""""' (Ill) e @ MCMO\ttl Suby." Desi Arnaz Jr. and Linda P url star as a n unwed couple caught in a struggle with a baby adoption ring . • MOYie * ·~ "Ac11on In Altble"" ( ..... , George Sander•. Vltglnl• Bruce, During WO<kl WM II. • reponer •XPQeM • Hen plot IO g61n Arab~ (I Iv , 30 min ) Ill CIHT\M'r 21 ~ • • .... .,.. Met11• eaov·· ( 111771 l tncla P\ir'I, 0... Ar nu Ji Art unwed GOI· 1ega OOUc>le te C1411.10h1 1n me middle of • etn'OQ!e wtth a l>lllCll 1'1\411 lie! adoption rlrig WI 10 talta I..., baby (RI ..... ""~ a...... Fo.11y. MIClhMI VO<ll. Ofltttel Ne6lofl Reil· ly, Kaye Bellarlt. Jim v .. ney ·MM~ THIATN ··1. Cfeudlue 0.-Of ....._ •• Tlberlu• dlup- polnl. the 9glng l lvle with hi• ,,_. reign, while G•)anu• maintain• the reel ~ In 11141 amp+re ClllU· ltlu1 recelvH 1n odd requ.et lfom ht• o••nd· moth*' !RI ID NOVA ""Key To Pt•a<lile"" The moll prornlatng drug• Ota- eovered 1n the 20th cen1u- ''I are manufactured In our own brain• IRI 10:00. (I) OAU.A8 Ellla'1 bf'OU.. auopoNdly kllled .,...,. ..,....., • "'°""' up •I the Ewing ranch (R) 0 EDOIE CAPAA lllfYSTSM8 Eddie volunl-• 10 hell> clMr a young woman or murd« ~ rewltlng lrom an "'°" tnveallg•- llon (RI I =GALLERY "'Whimper"' An .Am«IC- coupte .-peace and tranqulllly In en 010. riwnote Engll1h coontry hOUM flD IN C0HCarr "'Nancy Wiison" '1!) VIEWS Of ASIA "Hono Kong I Slngapo•tt F•AQ•Anl Harbor I Lian C11y·· JOhn Temple com· p11ra1 Aata"a two dlvttrse Cl1Y·ll81M 10:30 m II) HEWS 11:00. a a Cl) ®J NEWS D MAKE ME LAUGH D MOVIE * • • "Cr uh Olva"' I 11143) Tyrone Power. Anne e .. 1., lwo o tflcera. tnvotv.d In aubf'Nlflne -· fwe In 1M Nof1tl Allenltc. f81 "' lo¥e wlttl ttle -Qlfl. (2 IWa,) • NMleoocP Loi Al'OMM Alt.a .,. Rod-*~• • _.,y HIU. IMOW Benny trlel 10 be a flllr· rnln6ed ~·· ••• tMeuty pegMlll • DQCCAVETT 0.-1 ..kMI feltt• (RI 11:JO 8 HAWAII f'M.-4 A ~ HllWlllian uttla beron goea °'-itelde ol and around Ille lew 10 •venoe 11\e dN1h of ht1 ton (RI 0 TONIOHT Holl Johnny C•••on Ou.ti Chrlllopher RIMIVe D DtCK VAN DVl<f Rob !>VY• • motorc~le arid It .,rMled u a IO~· rid~ dellnquenl • •a IOAP Sally tell1 Mary 11\at Burt IS chHtlno on 00111 of tham. JoOle la apu•ned by Car~ and ~· Attu wnne bOth .,. con11tnP••1tno auiC>Cle and COflnrlfl goea tnlO lab<>< (R) • OETSMART l<AOS bulkla lhe world i amar1•1 •ObOI to k.klnep • IClllntlS1 83 CAP'TlOHED A8C NEWS (() 8TAATA£K FollowlnQ • tong mlN1on. 11\e Enlerl)(IM Ilk .. llheif8 leave on a tu;emlngly Earth·llke pl111WJI MJRN4NG 12:00 D TWILIGHT ZO..£ ""The MUk.t «I) OETBMART Small arid 99 IACl't n 11111111 squ&d ..n.;n lh""f lry I<> re~lore ltwl oopo~&d pr .. a1 Cl.int of R foreign country ti) NOVA ··1< .... lo P1t&CllM 0' Thi! mot11 prornllllng drug• dta CO¥e<ed In the Xllh CA)n1u• ry .,. manulec:tur.O In °"' ~brl!M. lt:ao. MOYIE • • • "'The Tenth v~·· ( 1"5) Maroello MUtrOlan- nl, Utwuta AMtr-,...M. ·-~ ---hOm!clde • l•o•I. an act •••• 1a l)l'omleed dMit•ble ~ --'<>rll H "'9 C¥1 liNl ten peoc>le ( I IV , 5' lftln I • MOYIE * * "'Night Of The Soreet· .,,.. (11170) Jiw:t< T eytor. Slmon Andru. In Bomba. eque10t111 Alrlc:a. a vouno blonde la 10t1ur.O and UC· rllleed to tl'le GrNI Leop- ard Oevil of the 1ungla (2 "'• I CJ) MOVll • * V. "VIiie Rl~s" ( 19881 Vul Brynne r. Ro bett Mllchum An avta10< 18"'"11 up With Pencl\O VIII• lo fur. 11\er 11'141 C8uM or lhe Merl· c-n Rw<olutlOn (2 hr1 • 1 ~ min) 12:36 D MOVIE * e I ""Plymouth Ad...,,· tura·· ( lllS2) Spencer ff !Ky. Gene T lerney Tna Pllgr1ma fac;e hardah1pa bOth bel0<e end •tter lllnd- •no 11 Plymouth Rock 17 t>ta I (JQ! THE PNCE 18 NOHT 12;40 8 C88 LATE MOVIE • • 'h ""Many AIY8tt To Cron · I 19SS) Rob1trl raylof. Cloano< Par1<8' A bac.1"-'• tomboy Pflt wlldtt' " man to marry Mr HH 1:00 Cl Ml~IOHT SPECIAL Hoat Mac: Oa"'' G""'" Abba Gerry R•Her1y Bon m8 POlnt!tf. Mel' ad08'1 11no Whlltlh88d Ll•A Hanrnan 0 M.AVERICK DlamOf\d In The Rough 0) MOVIE * 'It ··or Orlolt"s Mon•I"' ( t96'il J08'1 Rullo. Agn.,• qpllHk Or Jo•yll '"lllhAtos ogainst tua pt\1l8nd¥t(•rtq wile by enllshno Or Orloff tO CftMlll9 a dtlOdly WQ<"fl&n hating robl'Jt t 1 nr 30 min) • GET-.&ART lfl.os 11p1 the CC>t4T AOl 't hOI line Md. tmllellng the Pr.,io.,,1 0<d«w ,_ dlfCICllYti for CONTROL 2:161 NIWS 2".80 MOVIE • • * • Oldgel Ooea H-•~.,,·· (111811 Jamea 0 11tren. Oebofah Wtlley A chain of vac11lon ~ It compllcat.O oy t1141 arrkrei of OtclQel 1 l>OyMenO (2 hra . S min I 3::00 II) MOVIE • • "NIQht 0 1 The 8tood Monster' ( 1117') Ctwmo- pher L .... M11rla Schflll A ba111a bfllwoen l<lnQ ~iMry V and Wiiiiam ol Or1tn(I'• ••IURI In lhtt uocutton OI many wonwtn accu!IOO ,,, w11c:hC••1t ( 1 hr :10 min 1 3:66 8 NEWS •:008 MOVIE • • To Find A Ramt>o'"' 119701 Documentary A 1 e,.,.1y 11\et ea I he IOY of logtrll\efMSI II lhfly VIM.8• I.on 1n 11'16 re1on Moun 1ain1 of Ul&h (2 hra I 0 MOVIE •• "l h4J Hallway HOUIMI ( 111441 franc:OllO fl0•41y rom Wall• H811Way IO 11\ti i-ealt• a group 01 P60 Plfl ,,,_. and p.cw•OfJ an unusual 11110 (2 hrs 1 ID MOVIE • • • A l awt6111 S1rn"I I 1f#!>'..I Ranaolph '>COii Angola Lanabury A tuw man altU(Xllfn lo nd "" I own l)f OUllB..,, 4 30 11) NEWS SATURDAY M>ANING •:64 IJ STEVE EDWAR06 6:-46 ll) &ON OH 7:008 DUITY'S TAHHOU9E 0 Al.VIH ANO THE ~ I I:~~ HOTFUOOE VEGETABLE SOUP WOWEH: REAL TO Alll fJil YOGA~ HEALTH Ii) A& MAH BEHAVES (I) FIRST AlO ANO HOME SAFETY 7:30 8 MA1'l0 AHO T M.AOIC MOVIE -~'°"' 0 FANTASTIC F • p.rJ:AJ:'lrN!liA G ®) FANOFACE 8 THE LOHE RANGER tD HEW FOACES Cl) ROMPER AOOM fl9 AMEAtCAH AIVER ml AS MAN BEHAVES [)) OP£H HOUSE: 000..WAYTO 8UCCE38FUL 1NTER10AS 8:00 fl (I) POPEYE 0 OODZJLLA SUPER llO 8 MOVIE • ''> ··p3ra1roop Cf>mm9nd"" ( 191>111 RIC:l'l(Jrd BaU1yAn. J&c:lc HOQan .t.n •nctttClft•ve porachuttt· rumpe< thOwa '"' """CCI· or•. -Ni 8ClCOmj>ka"4!!1 " delKJlv wanlme m1wwon 1n II Aly ( t hf 30 mm I a ~ 8Uf'ERF'R1EN08 0 ROLLER 8UP£A8TA.A8 0<111001 0.V.1" v~ LO• Ang•JIM 1-Bttrl" 0) MOVIE' • • • t ln•1 Vllll!P'f ()I Ut!Ctt.tn 111~ 10 mini fill BEYOND THE 8ANO OUNE.8 (!!) THE GROWING VF..ARS 8.30 Q) SOUTHERN G.t.LIJ-ORMIA fB NOVA '1i) THEOROWIHO VEARS 'Hulk' Likes Hero Role THE TICKET SHACK c OllCt'f'h-Spcwh· n. .... ,. .. 24 hr l11to L•M 7 14·44S-'1Sl I ,.._~«kn By TOM J ORY N EW YOHK I AP I Lou f"err1 gno 11. a gwnt. gl'ntlt· m an from Brooklyn who knows thl· 1m porl ann · of hl·r()('s lo young pt..>Qplc. "I ncvf'r rerusc lo sign an uutoi.;rnph," i.ayc, f''Nrtgno, who plays the creature on "The lncr~d1 hi(' Hulk, .. lhC' popular CBS adventure scru:i. s cheduled lo b<.-gin fl'> third season in Septemtwr "I remember when I was young, what tl meant lo have somt.'One lo look up lo. ''The kid<; know the llulk is a good type of guy who lrit•i; not to hurt people ," the a«lor says, '"and the kid s toda y n eed a superhero. In a year or two, the Hulk is going to be a model for kids like Superman used to be." Femgno, who weighed 158 pounds when he b<.-gan a body building program at the agt' of 16. says "The Incredible Hulk" <i lso orfe rs som e thin g ror adults "i-;VERYONF. HAS A hlllc ~u11101tO or the llulk in tht'm." he says ... i'~veryonc feels like s mashmg a wall now and then to let out their frustrations, <Jnd the Hulk docs 1t for them." "The lncred1ble Hulk." on CBS' fall schedule al K p.m. Fn days, stars Bill Bixby as Dr. Bruce Bunner, with Fer rigno takinK the part when Ban· ncr is transformed into the lowcnng creature known as the Hulk. The series is bused on churuc· ters creal.ed by Marve l Comics. Ferri~no, a former Mr. America and two·time Mr. Universe. was a natural for the part at 6·5 and 275 pounds. /\nd the role appealed lo him from the start. "IT MADJt: M E MORE popular than any other body builder had been." he says, "and brought more respect to other body builders . It showed they aren 't musclebound freaks, that body build· ing isn't a tum-orr." Ferrigno brought to "'The Incredible Hulk " som e previous acting experience -he was in the film "Pumping Iron". wi th Arnold Schwarze neg. i:tcr,. But lh~ Immediate popularity of the TV series. and has character, cau1ht him a bit by sur- prise. "ft all ~appened so fast," says Ferrigno. who stands out m a crowd to start with. ··1 had no privacy any longer, and I had to learn lo cope with that." THE H\JGE ACTOR CERTAINLY has given Universal Television, the series' producer~. more than they could have hoped for. "I think I've s ur· priaed them by doinl more than they expected," he uy1, "all my own atunll, plus the aclln1 and working 1S houn a day.'' He conUnuet hia body bu.1ldln1 pro1ram, work· Ing out at lea1t two hours a day, four when the show lJ tnot in P,roducUon, and runs two mllea a day aa often u he can. The eldest IOll of 1 policeman. P'errlpo, who le married, Hft he bopea tbt Hriea conUnuea at le .. t another thrM Muont. but Chat M contlden the part a pd 1tepplna·s&oae labia car.,r. "1'11E HULK NSYD TAL&I, and that'• more dlMcult t.lwl a .,...., pert,'' ea11 Per· rtpo ........ be .... to ...... to &be audMec:e In other waya. · ·- 7 14-645·89'0 A ••• t .. I\ ""' tf .Arnc)t'·lf'lt th•t ··Hill H1'<by 1:. ht•lp1n~ m~ a l•Jt with ttw fun 1 '"°()' ............. ·•• d:.imt·ntub 1,r JCttn~. Jnd J"m ll·:Jrntn~ "'h;1l h .1J) '--.;;...;~------- pen~ tx•html lht· c·aml·rH'-. tu" · Ill' l'o:ty~ he• i. l<>Oklnl( al ;, ("0UJ1lt• or '>l"rtph right now. hut adds, ··1·ve got to ht· H •r) M·h·tl1 v1· and try to ilVOtd !>lt'rrot y pin~ ·Thi· rnlt· or Lt·nny in .J ohn Stc1nlx·ck·~ 'Of M1Ct· an11 M(·n ·· m1i.:ht he .. poss1b1hly ~23~) Direct or collec t. to subscribe lo YOUR hometown paper. the 642-2697 fOf •n, KC• ... " pe~W'l...,eof'I OtbyltftiOflMJ S 5000 buy ~ o Po11•t Own~nh1p '" Hrwporl 1 P octfica·, M o•lr "Thr H11,.tl8Cf Sra,01"' projK~d SI 2 ,80-0.0 00 9rou. 714-957-0207 It works li ke <.1 <.:h ~Jrm . All I havt.' lo hear 1s the a nnouncer s ay ; "and now a word from ." Hnd I leave the room. Wh ich means most TV comme rc·1als don 't get much of a break from many wome n m y age, who ur c n 't big T V viewers at best. Advertisers know I ·11 be there when their ads run in the Da ily Pilot. I subscribe. More wome n turn to the advertising in their d aily newspaper tha n the 'combined day and night audience on the '.'fV tube . Does that surprise you'? Tune in to the Daily Pilot. DAILY PILOT 142..t321 2C!51 I CR088WOlllD; MAIMADUKI "Uh·o~ I Now you've done ltt" IUPERHIROes SHOE MOON MULLINS ~ ~ by Pasko, Tusb & Colletta by Jeff MacNetty M'/~ooPNE5S r 1 AG.A INST WHO·· Efl"WHoM ... ? \ ~ by 811 Keane "Doddy gm put to bed the same time en us tonight 'ccue he'• going filhin' tomorrow." DENNIS THE MENACE .... JUDGE PARKER OTEVlf DARUNG, YOUR DAO KAO TO 00 ON THE WAD FOR A COUPLE OF OAY!) ... ~ur HE LEFT,,. NO'fE ANO 60ME MONEY FOl YOV! 15 THEltE ~OOOY THE!ti THAT 1 CAN TALK TOf NANCY __ ........ -..... ~- DRABBLE -·--- ,,.., -"· 1179 PEANUTS CMA~Llf BROWN. I KNOW 't'OtJ CAN'T MEAR Mf, !WT I ~T 'TO MAl(E 'iOtJ A PROMISE ... DM.YlllL.OT CIJ by Ch.r1ts M. Schull IF ~00 SET WELL, I PROMISE t'U. NEVER P\JLL THE FOOTSAU. AWA'll A6AIN I ~. 00 '(()I.I itt"'D\6f:R 'fl4C ft«.rvMt 'fMAf I U~NEO '{f~'f£'-Q"'41 l.t)(v., 1'0 Lil(! "fO ~'{ IT' &6AIN SO I <AtJ (,l'J£ t'f 1"0 '(OV AS 'fMA,.·~ ()t(A,'(. I C.£1'" 1'o K£€P i<>M£ ~ 1'\4£ c~a ~f.MMS, •,o 1 OOtJ"r NECO A.NV MOf£ &f<;1t){.~, .,0 Mii'~ roR 1'11£ 0\..1 8'>'(-11'· ,A.(,A1~-SO·l - 0.1>1-u1'/!· 11.-f'o-'iov- •~ .... C.l ''f'" VL0'-4. NIELSE N .. C.1f"f ! r------J. 1'\4Af VtttrvM( #,11/t'> ME ~ A ,....RA_-S_l4__,,,..---, C AN YOU Gf:I R ic::> OF CROW'S Fef:I , c::>oCIOR ? t YOU N'-SAN L..IKS AROUN D IHS eves::> b y George Lemont , tJ!Cth€N, 1M. ~U:{ UKE:: )bW. ":X.RI Pr Foll. 'fl.I£-Ktt>5 • ~w , ... OVlf IJMAfl 'AA ~'-VJ? ~ viat!Jfa<~N. tr'~ fi.JN1 t!JAAfAl~it..b A~fl ~c Kl~ w~ WAI~ 11 WIU. l-tASiW 70M£-nlttJ6 ... by Jeff Millar & Jon Mcintosh ~ At!! rr ~liJt. A1JA1 ·5T w.c 1RAvrruY; · OF c«tt.CJ'<Uf:;> ~~MMIN& .. SORRY··· BUT IT'S GOINv TO RAIN THAT DAY ~~' -rnm:s 1Ut. OtANlf -n.IAr rf IAl&«T e'( UTThR 1t.WJ"WC UJW.J.£W Alh · TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS . .. <,1annv •· •1 ll!llTEO 1. ,,1 ,., • ,,, •l1 ... 1 ReQIOnal ~! Oua1111:· It •JrSdiJv J'1J1tlt • •'•' '''" 6 TV l>!"'l'·l'" "' ')h1p oHH I 10 J OIJI •Ill ',; ', •• ,,.,,,,1,,,,,., 14 Ov1·1 C1o11I '~ C.~l(jdly • ''1 J•Hlfllt t r'"" 11 I ,, , If) ~ "'"' 1•11 ~ t-.4 lt;tttJt11 u,.. '' '""'•Jll<Jll fj/ ~pH tif! t1H•11t u1:rn •Jprui•'J 'W01'1S IJ-At'llll• .. , I') p, .. ,,. ' lldll,jl' ,t; A1tt1, fflf f t t J 1 H.wl l.1t11 ,, 1 t tj(iM• Jlr••t I pill(' I :1 f Jff1I>' ( ] wr1ttJ I I (JI I l•f'fu• 11 Mar• '> nd1f•1 ol l ·l'"l I 25 TroulJIO l':i ',•op 11p 26 ll•>m11n 11new hrr1n1'1 DOWN l7 U•11 1 Malav l)tb 29 l olW IJ(•fj boll' 2' R11n la~• 046 I 1e7 on1 "'' 1 H 8111f>O)I 2• Pu11a11 48 Thie l1 l angu1Cl l A1•marked duci., 'll Ooot 33 Hg1 ~ u, •. ?1 Aftrc.<1n IJ ll ~4 I 11111 34 Ap11u111•, ~ l 1·1111m•·'.. ljUJQ" ~·, N.Jh1r11I .1pll 36-Emouc b -w .. ~, 1ud1• <IO Tow;ircJ I Too tiacJ'' 11'. 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For The First Time In Our History ••• -At lJmrrge County's # 1 Buick Dealership auer uick in Is Having A . 8 ·PRICE USED C SALE GROUP I GROUP 3 '1499 '2999 '73 MOVA '75 REGAL 1191231) (834NCVJ '74 PINTO '73 MARK IV 1396WOZ) (098V00) 172 PINTO I 120056) '74 VW BUS (349LJS) GROUP 2 176 PINTO WAGON '1999 (539PE1 l '75 CORDOBA 1905MEBI '74 SPORTABOUT ( 744KXZl 176 SPORTABOUT (660RKSJ 1 73 OMEGA 1529G1f) 176 BOBCAT 1257PAA) '74 MALIBU 1620LABJ 175 REGAL 1 76 LE MANS 1005MIM) (553NIM) '75 COROLLA (879NOM) '76 DATSUN 710 COUPE (88ePCMJ '75 ESTATE WAGON •74 ECOMOLIME VAN ( 199UEf) (67403W) GROUP 4 '3999 . . . . ~ '77 MOVA ( 134SLR) '77 GRANADA 1263SPM) '77 DATSUN B2 I 0 (804WAI) 178 OPEL 1588WC0l 1 78 OPEL 1segwcoi 1 77 MIDGET (446VPYJ '77 GRANADA (624TJJJ '76 REGAL (379PHMJ GROUP 5 GROUP 6 '4999 '5999 '77 GRAND PRIX '79 REGAL 181?TXJJ tM>eWOXl '77 REGAL '78 CENTURY ~28~WlJ 1409P\Jl '77 REGAL '78 MONTE CARLO T TQf' 141)4~9 '78 MALIBU •77 T-BIRD ri1?VNtl '78 MIDGET '78 COUGAR '78 FORD PICKUP '78 FIREBIRD I 1L 114061 , 10:?252) '78 MONTE CARLO '78 CAMARO 1007UPM , 790TKD ' '77 GMC SPRINT '79 CAPRI I 1G9't 1891 1030WGBJ l ti18VPBl '78 REGAL '78 EL CAMINO ( 1K0 1!170J '78 MALIBU '79 REGAL CLASSIC (851 ULLJ (t364W0Wl ' Plus Many More Specially Priced Used Cars!!! Any Reniaining Autoniobiles NOT SOLD By Monday Night Will Be Offered To Our Wholesale Jfu.yers At The Same Prices! · It's Quite S~Ie ••• H You Have Been Thinking Of Trading Or Buying Another Autontobile Anytllne Soon ••. N' SS SSA Big C'ar, S•all C'ar - We Need Yo•r Trades! Our price includes everything except tax, licen~e and a 820 documentary fee. Thlt..,. detln!Wly endl 9 P .M. Moftdey night. July 30th. All c:ara ~to prior Nte. .. . . . . -. .. ..... . Open 'Till 9 P.M. Mon.~~~ c'"'"'"'s HURRY! Yea ••• Open EHry Sunday 'Till 5 P.M. .... ~, · #f Huiell Denier J b/«k.f So11tll of tlle HARBOR BL VD . /SAN DIEGO FREEWAY S.11 Diego Frttwt1Y A division ol Bouer Motors. 9 ·79 2 l!!!!.00 2925HARBORBLVD., <DSTAMESA Opel-Joguor·TriumphMG. • d All makes, models and colors -Classified · Auto Advertising DAILY PILOT in the / 642-5678 • .. • • ..... ·-41 ... .. • • • • ' • • • • • .. ~~ -~ri • .. COIOMA DIL MAI Shows llkt! a mod~I : t-legant 2·•tory 3 b(!droom hum.-. j ust sto~ to Ot~an Bl vd . & an l'41hY wu lk t u L IT T LE CO RONA U f:ACIJ 217 I rut. opt"n !''r1duy I ·I>. $33~.(XX) 41• IOOM J STY AaaulM au.eoo loan ....... .., ... ~lftl aurf. rorm a ihllo room. au .. y ll Ucben. ....... llirids ,,.. • h!Ct' (Milly rm llain 1 .. dlnc w ad ti.dhna. Wall of 1&aa ov«looklna park like ~ Huae <-or Mr Tot wlRV 11cr~o tNO mo '•II for 1111 •n•••ltlt11 Appt for pnv&ellrt!Vtt:W, la Tiii &ltt ._ '' 0 • " ' -.. It W ti. t , I• 11111 458 NEWPORT CEllTER DRIVE _ _ NEWPORT BEACH 759-0811 W.Wen ... YOU! lleddenual ~ Income Property DIAMOND REAL ESTATE ENTERPRISES 6'5·7573 • oasc ...,.,....., ................. 1-------.., .... .-.,wt ..... ,... I a•.eety. n. DAILY PILOT • ._, Wllltyfwtt.flntl. ~ ........ .,,,. IEACHHOME 2 St4ic'y. plUK tort View or occlln & wulk to pound mg sw1 from tlus llf>Cl" lacu lur hom.:. Ext ra l a rge ll vl n g roo m . ---------•! &<lWTfl(:t kitchen, :.p1rul 11t111n ·asc l1!1tdin~ to ....................... G11t1rd 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• prl vale master i.u 1 l1· La111e cncld puu o Only $1 3 8 .000 . C al l f or pe r!.on al 1nl1•r v 1t•w 963·78111 ~~~~~~.""'~a..,0c .... ?h-H!-9®""" .. · OE-Jl•@Md area. Spat·1ou:. bdrm:., -- k)W m 1untcf\Jlntc, i.:n :ut ;.i :.UM")' home on c ul de :..ic Pnccd LO isell fa!il Call ~ FORF.ST E OLSON ~~ •II .. VA WOW Why rfrf 6% CCHNft.? •$950• S t:l.'" YOUR llOM ~ """" t'/\ST' l''U LL 1\1::!1.LT Y Sl::RVIC!-;' ASSIST U SELL :157 117117 <>PIH HOUSE SATURDAY 1·5 221 16TH STRIEET NEWPORT llEACH :1 bt-droom. r1r"plac·1-. :! 1mtios. <1v1·r~11t·tl lot .eSTUD AGAINST THEHIU.S Thi!! CUfltempor11ry home features an e leJ(ai1t h v 1 m. rU.':IUc rmly rm a. t' o u n L r y k 1 l C' h c 11 J'roft=.111onully dl!t·orut tc'IJ SparkhnK ap11' Won 'I Jw;t 646 7111 VA BUYERS U you rnakl' $1400/mo. )CJU may qu1tllfy tu own your own home! Low Down ' Loan:, t.o $100,UOO Lrt u.:. :.how you how lo do1l •Cull Now• TdktoRedC~t w. Us ... ! 754-1202 DUPUX- Gnat e.c- 111ock!. lo beuch & shop.- Try 15' !. d own anti owner rmunnng ut 1w: 1n l $194,000 Calf Hurry. •·1111 673 !«JO 1 •. ' • ,,, ,, llt•1tul1lullv lanch1·;11w•I DUPLEX 114.·!.t huy in N1·w1J11rt $78,900 PERSONAL HOME or&IHOUSE SATUUAY 1·4 SUfolDA Y I 0.4 25lE.2llD COSTA MESA &.-t un over I 15 acre on u lovely :.trcc t an custs idt• Cotila Ml·1>u . i\ I ol' .JI Whlt!r 11> now MJlhn.: Im. ptir1>on u l r •·i.id t·n1·1· Natlural cedar :.1d 1n~. fl r c I) I a (' l' 111 111 a :. l c r bedroom . ~11 lcntl 1 d land ~e up 1 11 ~. ll u g 1· furm;1l dinin g r1111m . II c u rn , • II t· t· 1 l 1 11 i.: .., . l"1t:llut1fully walh>U r){-rl'd AJI th1· extra:. mi.1th: & 11ul:.1d t· No expt·n~·· :.pure ti ll y hu1 l1I•· r owner /\Quail l'lar1· 1·x d l&.'>1Vl' C..11 lku /\rnnhJ. 7~·l!f'm ! 9UAIL A!~~~M 10,-Tll 1:)0 ... M.I ••••••••••••••••• IJl:a uuJuJ 2 Bdrm 1·ond<1 on lhc ~olf coun1•·. cmJ untl , many up~radl'~. vlui.h wh1ll· rarµcl1n1:. var11ul.'l rloonn1:. mir run., t'ommun1l) poub l"n1•1_'() to i;t•ll <1l $12G.OOO fill.I 1:m. Thorru.i~. a~I , ................ , ............... += .... .....,_.. ............. ________ ..,_. ___ _ . I EASTSIDE ~EX Townhouse style. walk to shopptn~. ~real urea. t>uper buy Orijy $205.000. Call 645-9161 '76J U11111yf! Coau Me1u1 •Want help in rriocatlOfl to MOffwr arH7 w~ han our OWft ,.,.,... .. Mtworil. Mo ob· ll9otien. Call 759·0226 "BELIEVE IT" MESA VIERDIE A st.eel i.:alt'd t·ourtyu11I add'> lJJ clcl(u11t .-rllry 111 .1 ~ l>q ft family h11m1• J.ar~·· l1v1 n i.: rnu m fur rn;il clin1ni.:. '>llllrlY ~..inlcn kit t'lwu 11V1·rlu<1k'\ l>''•':rn fHtnt·IPtl farnil> 10t1111 '1 lktlrm, £! halh. Mlcl•·d on i: a 1n" r111, m Wllh 7 !'!lt1ol ""f'l lo.If. 11111 ll 111 r tfni.: .. ru111r, 1·11111 m1·rc·1;.,J 111d1111r lllH) pool lablt>. hui.:1· :1dtl1·tl 1111 ut1hl} room. l11w in:1111l y,&rlJ With Wl"°)fll'\I fl1•1 k ~pa. t-:xtrJ lmw d oul1h· 1 dJ g oJT:IJ,ll' .111d 1r1u1 h muc·h mcm· A mui.t ,,.,. • ()uly $139.~)(} St-c•1ni.: 1:-. IJd1t!Vll\J.l' (;all :-Ab ~IJ l'.140 II/\ YSllH·: OIUV I'. 01n111a cl1·l Mar. ,, m 1111l d1•lll(htl11I •,11111 11·\PI t"U.>111111 1111111 , 111111 1•111 pu r .1 r y h 11 111 • ~ 1 I Ii IJ•·.1ut1ful UAY .. IJ•,W Th r ,. 1· 111• 11 I' o" rn ., '•t"IMr<Jlt• f;1n11l v ru•1111 hlf'rn.JI 1J1111111! roo111 t1.1\ \11·-.. -.1111111.! room ,,tJJ•r111 111~ 11~1.,lt•r 'Ullt• llllJIJ<>I 111111111111 )1\1111! \ti \ IJri:1· 'w1mm1ng 1111t1I & 1ioUtJ .irt·J mh•rc um & ..... -t·unl> -.y!.l•·m :/11 c~10 COU O f NEWPORT [ ~ lfl&lll 1---~-~.5.~~-~.5R.1S-- BIKE TO llEACH frnm l111!. N1•WptH1 v1 .. t.1 :1 l)l-<h in IJ(·1t1Jl Y I .;.111:1• v a rd. I!. 111111 t 1• r 111.., ~77 .Ul)O J\1•t m1W 1 (" 11 ll ~~I ~113 f l .' , ••• f ., 2096 WESTMIN STER COSTA MtSA t u. ... 1urn ho11w 1\1.1.11111.1 l1h· lv.:111 "11·x1bh• lui.1111· uw llAJ.110/\ 1~1.1\N l> Hl-:1\l.'l'V f,'1:1 147110 .f!ld!X. July 21. um~ OAILY PILOT ., &.ODOWM 4 BdrJD. huae formal din· ""· crptl, dr1Ja, bllDI. frp6c. 11¥ he•&ed pool. elec prqe door Ol)eM r VllUlll 4't ready t.o 10 Take over SUS8.000 loan. arer your low down p ay· ,...... Amee sno.ooo.. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 EAST SIDE TRIPLEX Sl79.000 J>n me corner IOl'1th1111 1!)1closed l(ar11.i1·~ llu~t lot Spacl\>U1> un1ti.. w1Lh wurm wooc.I 1H111c·ll11 11. ownt!r will carry with lowdown Uill 4>46 7171 ()Jl11'f fti 'o I II'• 1 If t, I [tllfi~M $19,500 COHDOMIHfUt-4_ WALJfTO - WES TC LIFF Spar1oos 3 Bdrm or :! Udr m . dt·11 W ulk 111 clrlbct.'i On ~rt'f'nbcll c·nr nt·r ln111tmg p1tl111, llou bit· l(ltra)\t'. Ol't-;N l>fl.11.Y 1741 'fU!-.TIN. ;i JJ,\ 4oour roR All C.M. 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A T barg.a.in. cull 546 ZJl:J [®Im] , ---INVESTORS OCIEAHFROHTS 2 11n hou!.1· s:n~>.<J0(1 • 2& I UH dupll'X ll1d1 •1111•'' \Ii.ilk "' 1·1111 II 11 ..... II . .ti .\111\ I I </ti.I . A'1k1111( luw ~l:i.J.~1 ( ·.111 !11.:S O'Jll llk1 II II * BARGAIH WOODBRIDGE I ST TIME OFFERED ReGac•d-S 127. 950 JU WARD BYOWHER PLACE OPHJfll'I••''·' '•';J I ••• . .;;-.=~!~-I~ Ullt11 II I 'a It• lltlrm CSELECT T"PROPERTIES USE THE DAILY PILOT .. FAST llSULT .. SEIVICE DIRECTORY For Result Ser vice Call 642-5678 bt. 322 DUPL£X .-wPORT IUCH 4 Bdrms .. 2 baths up; 2 bdnnll .• I bath down F('c stmple. SlCPb to beach . Great wmlcrtsum mcr ruitals ~.000 673-3663 G73-t!Oll6 associated ilAOKER S -REAL TORS 101'1 't/tl 8alboo f)' t J6b I ------- MAGNIACENT WATERFRONT-VU AIKoWefy pet'ftct ift ••HY way. "Mr. & Mn. Perfecffoll .ct fafttify lln lwr•." Woodsy utmor & . with l..ct~d ftowen ...t trH•ry: phis ._.. balcowy .ct patio. Two atory 4 IMdroCMll hw with for"'al dh1in9. luuti fully coordiMt•d decor thrOtlC)hout. Meile• ffl•, ttlliMd CJlaH ...try doors, allloftll wtlllco•eriftlp .ct wiftdow tnClt1Mnts. ...... yow OWft ..... slip ... Cl •HY ,,. ..... ~ $975,000 iftcludi?lCJ l...t. BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEX W.tl ....... d dt9ntt with brick ...t w...tla md ffty walls to two ICIJfr•ll. Nlc.ty 1ulstlal111d wltlt two Z ~ •Its. OwMr wfN cowafdff crHff •• ..... c .... $349 .ooo. ... ....... .,, ._.., 315 Mame Ave. Baboa lsland 673-6900 SCC~lA-li~~s · T'ltot ln"1911i1t'J Word Gom• with a ChucU• ------Ntoo4 "' QAf I f«AAN •................ of .... ,_ .-.w _."' .......... ...., ...... _.. '""~~,...~ ~ IOLLA8 I I I I' I I SUMO( .... ..... , ... , ....... r ..... ,-i i t ~....,.l....,J .. P .. L__,M......il ; I'"' rMlly •orri.d abo\H .. I r I I .. lo UIOM new Auttlan PIWI In CUM. TNlt'I all W9 need. a ~,...,.• ...... Y,...11-.-D_A..-l_""I •-~ Ille a...61e .,..... I I I I r lty Olllllt ............. -· '-..I·'--•--·-___. ____ ,.. ...... .._ ...... '~ :~"f r r .. r r r r 1 'U?'ltllll ftMw•1 .. M.1W1•11 IJM IEACHDUPUX SI 10,000 Hlcyclc LO beach. ~c th1i. 3 and 2 bedrm dupl•·x w1lh assumable !)I•': loan Owner may 1·arry :.omc pupcr flurry. cull 673--8S50 ; •111 I • 1' ' '• 11 I f lo t C!IE 110111 ILlllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE llG CAHYON Prim<' St><"Urilv In Thi· f>l'<IOc flu1lt Hnml'' lm m :w uluk r>owr Mod1•I T .... 11 Ul"1roon1,, T wo ll:ithi.. t•lw, ll1•n lluJ,ll' Mu,lt·r Su1h ))l'('Oralt'fl In lh·1~,. T •llll'I> End l"nit In Jo:xec•lh•nt l.1wal111n l'l·rrN•l llom1· For Sm.ill Fam 1l\ S2H!J.!lfKI TURnlE ROCIC Fnur l<f'flro11m 1'01n1l:ir Plan :J Lovl'lv flnt· St11rv l.:11 J.!" f.1q11.: l<oom W11h F1r1•pl.w1· t-:x1·1·1lt•nl 1-'lonr l'lun < ommun1ty PtH1l, Tt•nni"' l'lavJ,:n11111tl 'f 1)1' '"' A "t\1u1>t St•c •· l'r1r ctl /\t $147.00() ® ·--4••••·••'"' 631·1800 181 DOYa DllVE macnab I Irvine realty PllFECT STAITllt HOMlt In g real a rea & school dist rict ! Super s harp -jus t redone w/n~w cpts .. b athr ooms & kitchen. 3BRs - c ov e r ed patio b ca u t1 ru1 b:H.'k yurd. $149.500. CX·l2) "THI HEIGHTS SIU. 'ASTl" Super area ! Great 3BR home w/lg yurd. New c pts. -ha rdwood floors -fire place. HURRY -ONLY $159,500. <X·l3) IVam•ea YOU WANT It MOUi Carefree condominium living In Ne wport Crest. . .ste ps to pool & tennis I Spacious <over 2000 sq.ft.> 4BR w/f4mily rm & formal dining rm . -2 fJl lc s . -3 decks - a t.t u c h e d 2·c a r gar a ge fo r con venience & trnfcty. 1148.000. CX·M) BEVERLY MORPHY 642·8235 SPECIAL $89,900 Lar~c 2 bcd r m hom•· locaLt.'Ci on cnmn Int II 2 Wt.UD~ with room for 2 more unJl.', Jw.t h'>t•••I ' Oill now for m11n• th- t.alls. &16-1111 ,..1 t • J • I I t 'I ~ .. , • II you're loukmi: fnr ;1 IJl'I let 1ob. you won t w,mt to m111~ the em ploymcnl s: f7 ~,,(JOO • 2 &<! llH 1lu11ll•x S:l:IS.000 ' 4 llt 3 Bit d uplex s:-.ri0.1)'10. 1, 2u tt unit.., s1 .~.oov· IAYFROMT ' 3 & 2 UH duplex ~.oov· HEWPORT llEACH 3 & 3 BH duplex $1~1.0W' lalboa loy Prop. Rr olton • 675-7060 . c·olumn-. an c1~1 .. s1fw'1 1---------- fllc<;l,l~~~.!I .. '!9~~!~ LIDO ISLE-POOL 70 fret frontu1.w . this luxu1·y hnm1· wit h its 6 k drms. 5 oaths. large form al dining room. f amity room & 'itudy, tdea l for e ithe r t•nlcrlatntn~ o r j ust plain (·omfort for your fa mily. Cius•· lo private· lwa<'hcs. d uhhnuSl' t<·nnas c·ourl:-.. $925,000 It. COLDWll.L I ..... CO . 644-9060 2161 SANJOAOOIN HILLSRO IN NCWPORT CENTER EARLY BLUFFS CONDO Thb ltlCJhly lllpCJf'aded 2 .,_._.., coftdo 11 Ideal for tt1tertahtlncj aftd qtaclotH ll•huJ. lnttrlor CIMt ....... lftclude; MW celffMh, wood floor, wet bar. tract llghtllM) ...t lmpreslin cWYlftcJ stairway. S 16' ,000 orEH SAT Ir 5UH I ·5: 2105 DHc•110. PERFECT SUMMER EMTIRTAIMIMG nla 5 IMdJ"OCMR ...... ff f9'lily llo•• fe•t•rH o•t1t•ftdl•9 .,gr•dH wltll ntr• ~·:~• ..... ""'4 ... wltlt ,.. • ph4 1wtuuh I ,.... .. ,. ... ..., .... wltlt ,..,.. ........ 1-d. SJ6',000. 644-7020 NEWPORT BEACH 499·411 I 495-1720 SHth L91mt1 L11m11 ....... 497.JJJI 4tJ.lilJ L•;m11Hc• O..W ~.:illl hom1• 111 $1>:1 l~Ml 1Jwn1·r tr.in.,ll·rr1·d . :! nc1~horhood. <!Hr. I IS.1 . ht.'<lrrn & tit n. \ .1ulll'1l) l'k pl.111 Ov1•r • :t.lUll rt w vaultt-d n ·tl 111 ~·-. hul!•' I a 111 1 m ~O'id rll'an areu Lg lot wori<t c·1·1hll~'>. wt•l h;1r & roomtuexpanc1 d(.-cOrator wall 1·11v .. 1 846-5502 •ru:~ l'rl\alt· 111·1 k 11·11 ~ 1ral \;1t·oum. -.ell • 11-.111 .... JUil lhl :J 111 :! Jl.J. d111 1 m. I~ k1tt·hl·11 w 1·at11tll a~a. f{('('Cntly puinteff & duc•orn Lt:d fla w 1111 I /1 HJ nd owner ofh•r. Vt<ry f11·x1· 1ni.: 0Hm & m uch more ! . • . II . Qill fi73 li!.50 1•. I • f '' ,,., .~~ ~?;0~1?· [~ml Owne1 1i. \ t·rv .1rl\111u~ 1, l • · ( 1 n .i n c· 1 n ~ 11 I a n • ~huwn hv Jl'Jll l'r111 t·q1l1·., 011 ly 11 1 • ,,._,. ~'ll >0<111 ,m 11111.-lv l1•111H· fl.It "'""" 1·ur1,.•t-. 1"11·;111.1-. ,, """I' '" .. Ft'.tlUI ,., .I lltl1111 1'1 li:tlh'> ll111ltl \flllf •'lfllll ~ t11cl;n . 111 1111 . i•lt111111l.' h1111w Utl1 l••tl .ti 11111) ~14'.l,'1!111 4 ,di '"~ mo:t ~ liiiijll AIAMDOHEO RU STIC BEACH HOUSE ll 1 ll top C C1l l :t ~•1• w Sp4ru"h m11t1r .1 lilt and <ind ... ty 20 loft 111,11 n_-trt<al w :.c·p rm • 11~1 ~u ncJec·k St·p -.u11k 1·11 rormal d111 r m l>i-11 l"r>k l~ •• m, thr u 11111 /\ r r h 1•' ti l' ,. k ' Iv It a r ti ,. 11 .., W :1 11 t '>(Un<'llllnC 11n111u1•' Onl~ Slll.5011 + 1-. Z tnm" tor .ill Oi II llK It 9t;:1 O\_,:! Shock, FnitTrHI Prof decor 2600 Ml fl flack &y llm lm m.11• Jlartl· nrs 5 bdrm fu m rm. Ir~ yrd $1 <!11.~100 al141 Kime IJr. S./\ lh,'1 .,. 751-772 1. fl.gt. Op 1•11 Sat/Sun !la ve 34 ' d 1e:-.c·I a u x 111ulboal. wunl s mal l house. Ora111¢c C 111y . ~~ --- TRIPLEX Super loc::11t1on m Tustin Ail !'ltud10 un111> with h1ll'k lawns und orun~1· trt•t'' Ncvf'r vacant. With wmt m.i llst 2 Bdr m a nd .1 :I Udrm. only J•,., years ohi ~ ~ today. S165.000 Call 546-4141 4 COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC $1.89 per DAY 'lbllt'a Al.Lyou pay fOf 1,1 30rla)' ad 1.n the DAILY PILOT SERVICE lllECTOIY DO lT NOWI 6411671 macnab I irvine realty HARBOR VIEW PORTOFtHO 0111' nl a ktnd 1 c•n11H41·lc•d h11rrw 1n 1dc ·;1 I lo1·C1t 1on 11.ll'k ' 1111 n.t111r1· p.1 1·1>. w / 11\1 n ·ar 1t•·1ghl111r... hut l h1•11· ;1n· fru it t n •1•.., & roo111 l nr '-' pool' !'1UHs T WO l :1m11\ rn1.., t·ru·lo..,c•d g:11 <h-11 1·nt r v .111d • tll'h :111H•n1111 ·.., a ... '-"Clod I lour.., 1·1•tl1111•.., & 1t.11ulr;11t .... Jovt t • Edlund fi-1:~ ~.!:S:1 OPEH SAT. 1·5 P.M. I 820 HIEWPORT HILLS OR. EAST t>42·82JS 644·6200 ~· OOYt'f OrtYP H dr !>Or Vww ( 1•r1h·r lf\t•nt' di (. <1rl•OO'> Vdllev C:t>nlt>r 752-1414 SPECTACULAR VU-Day & Night IExpGftll•• hw on lorci-lot with room for pool mid dKIL Hewly decorahd in & out! Two dory 4 b•droom plu billlord/fmin. rm. lnce.diftCJ 1or1Je !Mr, 4 flrt pfocM. d.ft 9ld loocb of room to ut•rtain in and out. Eaay to 1how. S495,000. WATERFRONT LUXURY RED. TO Sl,285,000 All t1cluliH rnldettc• OM THE W ATH wtth ~ ciC)lllity .ct ~ahd 4JOOd taat•. Speclol 1..,ort•d 9ad aatl ... t.ohnsgroc•Hwtllffr•to...~. 41/2 beta. n1idHc•. Stol .. d 9lau ........ ,,... .................. dl"l"t root111: r•t c•ned fl,..,.•• •••ti• I• tlle f••fly r ... ; ,._ • .... d .... lhldy. s.,. ... ....,. .... wltltlhowwM'""9 ............ ..,. Lllxwy IR ••"Y l"fttMCt Mtt 4"crtltff tltl1 "-· IMt slip lltcw.4 md YOU OWH TH I LAHD . ShowR by .,,aiwt11•11t to ..... flH ...,...._ WATERFRONT HOMES Inc. :t'l36 w CtMSI H19hl4 t1\/ Nliwport Beach 611·1400 IAYNOMT •' Several fine bayfront homes with pier & blip AVALON Well constructed. 3 SR. 1 ba .. oak floor, partial baso meot. concrete foundati()(l. Flats area. S120.000-Fee. BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR • • , ,. 1 • ., " ol'.> 0101 n~...,. ................ -. .............. ._ . .,: ,., IEAL EST ATE UCEHSE .. ft I .. TWO DAYS $250 ....... -_....., POHi k-'"" few h 'r•f•nloHI. 11,...t f111tntctlee. flH1t 111etffiab ew ...... ,,..,._ ~Hn. IMIOUMIMT UMITEO. JULY 21 & 29 IEGISTRY HOTS.. l"iM ,.,... • .,_ J• w.,... .. ..,...., JDS s.-...., COf'OIMI cNI Mar 17141644·1094; 17141644·6169 .. ~======:-~J ~ ... ... ... • JUST IEDUCIDI OHL Y S 195,000 Z .,..._." Oft Oft• Lot-97'x I 50' Never a vaca n cy~ Call now for d e tails! Each duplex consists of two 2-bedroom. 1-bath single-level units with attached garages. WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS Z 11 I S-JooqMi11 Hills Rood NEWPORT CEHTH, H.I. 644·49 I 0 SEAL BEACH-PRIME ;ROPERTY 2 Blocks to Sand Nice family home or investment. Jl :i lots . 2 Hdrms+den +I:\--1 baths. 2 car ~aragc . SlJS.000 .. Flcxahlc finan<:ing REAL ESTATE by LUCIA 91CTACUIAI tuMlfYIWt• ,. _,,.,.., ~ _. .......... ~ ........ wood M•• utU•••· beutlful Hit• o ak ~•llilinet1 Uaru·eut, ....._ iall.., r1n .............. Mtd llH• wln•o•• aad CC'~ tu. jM'unl lo ...,.,.lb PLUS • tltarmln1 I bdrm taparat a rental whh ~ and own pal k) ct.cii. tt19.000 CAU.'44-7Zll roR INYOBMATION IYO~ 3 Or, l HA. Q«Mr K 2 lot Pta"" comp&~ fOf' 2nd unit. new c pl&, drp•. roof. c~ll1n11 100 Muauerite, Sat /Sun ll OOam 5 .00pm SH9.500 &M DMl --- UMUSUAL DUPUX ()'I Poppy Ave .• old CdM Allr 2 bdrm. & playrm owner's urul & good nm tal. Bolh adjoining s wim ITllng pool. $'Z49,500 f'1rm PAUL MARTIN ltEALHTATE 644-7113 IEACHHOUSE J Bdr. $195,000, fee. Dar- n.·11 Pash, Agt. 640·2326 or 631 l.2f,6 C:C.to Mesa I 024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IESTIUY OH WESTSIDE 2 Bdrm home. ample roomfor2ndunil. Asking unly S79,900. Call 546-5880 ·~;~~HERITAGE . • • REALTORS •IYOWMER• 3br, l~ba, frplc an I.iv rm. d in area , 2 c ar garage, blL·ins, wet bar. d,,wshr , bcaul lndscpng Assume loan al :I 125'.? 1047 Concord Sl. S Mort'OS. 213 842 6131 ext 395, 7 14 ·~·3783. Open Salf&an. Will roopcratc w1t.h agents. CUSTOM E SIDF: CM 2175 sq ft, 4br, 2"'2ba. FH SU\1,~I Lri.: assume In Open h.-.e wknds 347 V1s- l11 IJ.uya 548 11952. HOUSE OHTHEHIU Exclus ive Mesa Ve rde lasunJ.:, charming 1 Bdrm 3 balh home. It foaturei. lot s o f wood 8 nd wnllpaper. s kyllle, J car garage and, foalurei. I year warranty Askans:t only $1'111,900. C all ~., : , .... HERITAGE • • REALTORS 147·6535 963-8278 , ______ _ I I '"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!'l .. '!!" .. llil!!!!!!!!!'!ll .. mti!!!!!! "• -:: <>PIH SAT /SUH 1411 Wohoft A••· Quiet arcat. 4 Bdrm. fum rm . 111'1 ba, l11e lot. N1•w roor. plumblnJ(, up -------lal»a lltand I 006 CUSTOM QUALITY New UsUng in Newport Heights ureu. 1-:n joy gracious living 1n this ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Uuplx:i in c l n•·w grades . 545 ·59HO f\tlyfnml to 110• Xchgd dn. Own/Agt. Owner 213 li8t1 3200 I~~~~~~~~ lc6oo r...i.tMla I 007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;blghly upgraded und greaUy expanded home. An ex tra l:ir ge famaly /entt:rtaanme nt _ .............. - SUPER LOCA TIOH Spaclouli J.o;asts1 de 4 bdrm 2 ba home. Clean Ul..'lldC w /Ol'W carthl.ont• cpll;, 11amt & kat lln New roul Val·:tnl, owner unx WW.. $100. 000 room with wctbar und Tupelo compliment thL'\ :i Bdrm and formal dining room home Be the far:;t t.osee! $164,500. 642-5200 "~~tM ,,~~r ft' I ' TRJ.PLEX N1N• Oldie an a good loca ti-Ori A chance ror a j(el awuy apt. or naci; income wut.s. 4-PLEX ' All 1-...oom A reul money m aker' Own e r will lls tc:n lo anytlung close 1''or Jnlormallon Cull C..... .. M.. IOU So.Calf.Rutty 546-5605 645-6918 ll1•L1n•ll c·oupl•· wanti; older <lplx or other rt2 tYJ)f' pn~rty in Cotltu Mal» atCIA. 213(.llJl-247!) AM VETHAMSI OWNER MOTIVATED 4 bdrm , prime aart•a w /remodelod kitchen Many 111n1•11lll1u1. C11ll now & 11u1Jmlt. UK II . ~'{Iii& ....................... ---------........ va.wHllh Sp.cioua, alnl(lc lcvcil 4 bdrm. + f•mlly rm home on m.aHlve <over 'h acre) lot, 1tnlim1tvd potenllaJ for your lipace conscious famJly. •• .1. ii age Real Estate .... ,, ... --.. rr .• ·~. f VA POOL HOMI l.zl 4 Bdrm. 3 bath beau· loY located lo a very de· '··~ u-ea. Thia home features • lr1 add-on motber·iD·law quartets 14d wMlt full bMh. Ownet la Med 6 will help • Onlr •120.000. .... ~;-&ELECT .:-T'PROPERTIES -IAITl9&CM ,,,,. ...... '"a.mm dltliled fem.lb . AJ••••· a bedrm1 , ............... &ar .. e11 fplc~wblD• cuatom Jdt• . AlleJ HCHI, RV ,.n1n1. priced to ru •ell. act aowt Call df ~t•lf$11.INIONN(I • . r···:J I Ill. Hf' Al ~ L;J 1.S I!\ 11.H\ ' . Aaeot 640-sseo COSTAMISA 4"-"•ILM l.OWl':R'r l'lllC ft: In 0)1{Ut M"'•· Ouly 10'~. down Owe; Alw11y11 ntfltA'(J w_...~••• .... 1111 JASMIMI CUllC Only new Pl•n 3 on 1--------· ~\ w/oeean vluw Move la tmmedlately. COSTA MISA ~3. 1252.000. Prin only If 1..,...1 a~I. Oya 1 828-2800 ""'' -...... ..._ ~ PRJDJ; of QWIOCK"tfl P •-.---ON OVl!R a AC u f Lllllr to IH•1d J..AllW. Wllnt ff" t X '1 In uvla1 1ou U 'a ..,.., Ne unlta llllt thla becauae of lt1 price. ~. 111re IJ)W DOWN. lncJd ln thla deUthtluJ OWC f•m home ln a pre W ... letl ...... .._.area are 4 eom· 1••1n1 fortablt bclrmt, a CMYI~~~..,~~~~ ram rm. 2b• • comm 1= tennis. cah today.1-------- m.6370 ALLSTATE . ILLTW . MllAYMDI 4 8dma a ba&hi. quality blilt abalst roor. Ctoubl• n;".;Plate. Great lootlt>n. kltal for en~alnln1 . lMll Ne room, Iota of deolllat. low main· .._Jard. Ottered at .... OlllN0-1111 HFRITAGl Ill I' I Tl lJI', ..... i...... ............ ...... ............. ............ hr Wt .......................................................................................................................................... ... ,.. 1116 _,.... 192' u ......... 1041 " .......... 1040 ytlm.... ... ... ........ '°" ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... .... .................. . Lingo .W&WI Ttml ARI MIW IN DAMA POIM1'1 -c....._2 ..... _....._ •• ..., 1·2W ... leh .. tnes.S".fl0 _ ................. > ... ••···· Jl/1 ............ -to-4 ..... .... StM,IOO _ ...................... .,,,, .. ..... , .... , ,, ...... , ... S 111,MNllt,IOO -w• ...... •~> ....... ..._ ..... ... ..., ........................... , ...... S IJt,toO _..._. ... c._....._,ce...,~ lec.e.d ... telloeh -w.rt-. Loh .. atyl• Hd ct.er• tllrHt9'Ht tllo 3 M•11w Sllt,toq -A ............. to. on this hw wltl9 ..... .. ten -*" It lcMal for tM lnH ...... t CHtCIHt IHlyft'. SI 4',500 CTwoaY ..... I -, .. , ..... locatloll -, ••• this 1o ... , hacleada with gatH cotrtycrd .ct low •al•t•llGftce yard. lrlght lnt.rlor and 1.,.ted ..... s 112.000 -A fobulot11 coastal •lew onr the aw""'9g whlt•wotu below Wghllghtt this 3 bedroom home 11•ar th• harbor. $249,000 -This 4 bedroom fomlly holM hos a lorC)e nuuMobl• loan a•d 111p•r features. $256,000 493-8812 DANA POINT 499-4551 495-1720 South Laguna LOCJ1111C1 Niciuel 497-3331 644-7020 Laguna Beoch N~wport leach SOUTH HUMT1 ... TOM llACH Secluded little beach home on quiet cul-de-sac Rtreet. 9 yean old. Trailer access. Vacant. only $87,000. So. or Atlanta, cast of Brookhw-at. Ron Ort. ........................ ,,Ml77 LA CUESTA Int hy a. H111ttlftC)toa hocll $129.000. Two story. 4 bdrms. 3 foll haths. Formal dining rm. family rm w1lh wet b~r & fireplace. Bonus room. 3 car gar. Boat & trailer access~ 4 years new Vacant Fast Escrow REAL EST A TE IY LUCIA 963 .. 271 147 ·1070 OCUH .. HUS 5"54 Bdrm. 2..., balhl>, 18 mos. new. JO&&ul& di:. t.ance t.o ocean. Park Place,ltlc 842-7461 SUPH SHAJlP 4 Br. farruly rm, recently remodeled. Must Sl'I.' lo awrec1otc Open llouse Sat/Sun I 5 $104.000 6721 Melbourne . Agl 541·~ ---------- WAUCTO IEACH Sharp 4br, 11/ibo, Jo'R , w/frpk, 2·c·ar l(llr. llV access. by owner $87.000 Must ~ce' 11441 Don t'W>lcr 960-1729 La Cuesta Vina A pair. Two side by :.ad<· liome:.. Buy I or bolh 3 Bdrm, 2 buths. ~.800 t'ach Will sell or 1 rJde Call LO !>CC Mll'key Shafer, Bkr. 960 llll!O llY OWN EH. 2 BB. 1 'n IJll. from ~ach, l.arl(er l1Jl Alley acces i. s:Mi·ti352 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPENHSESATISUN l2·5 4952 Hemlock Uruversaty Pk. JBr, fam nn. I blk to schl5. pk. pool. teruus. by owner. Sl7S.000. ss.2·3728 Woodbridge Cros sing Easton model. 3 Br 2'h Ba. many upgrade!>. de s1i:ner's res 1denr c ll> owner 551-4~ 1048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RICH&WAR.M A stunning deparlurr from the ordinary. Walk lo beach from llus Nor th Ldgwla cu.stom built 2 Bdrm 2 bath home M.igrur1cent coastal & c1 ty light view GourMcl lotchcn, massive Lav.ng room wtth gloWlllg wood floor.. S275.000 don ·os~n a. · reultor" ' 1024 c..t.M.so 1024 8"iM 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IUILDHS INVESTORS 2 Bdrm, large bwlda bll' R-2 lol $79,900. Cull 54&-5880 for morc details • •••••••••••••••••••••• $82 500 3 Bdrm 2 talh, fom1l> room. builLin BBQ. dou ble garage. walk to shop puig, 645 9161 .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hancho San Joaqurn 2br den. 2ba, frplc. pvt pat10fi, lilll un coll cour:.1• En.JOY v1cw from mo11L roo m s Pool & JU (' $131,500 640 O'-J'J7 CHARMING l!:dmburi.: 401 GLt:NNEYRI-: 4!17-048 CALIF. ClAS SIC Causey eontanv WOOOSCOYI WIMICIU..Aa Money malUna operallon In hip trafflc area with ample parking, could be exPe.nded t.o iM:lude a de· ll Seller moll va Led 1 159.<m • ll04So Cout lhway In VIII age F'a 1 r LAGUNA BEACH 497-2457 BREATHTAKING 3 IHl 2 Ba . w t flawle ~~ workmanship & st wu11nl( lease opl t e rm '> $245,000 A&l M 1ke lkyant, 714-497 J009 CHILDUH WELCOME Th.ls super 4 bdrm. fam1 ly home offers lots or pnvacy & a lovely ml VM:W A walled courtyard & hot 1uh an · amonl( Lhc extras SlJ9.SOO SOUTH LAGUNA A dJst1nq1v<·. r·u .. t11m :I bdrm. home an popular c; <>a ~ L k !J > a I t· T h 1· ~paC-IOU-\ d.t·c k.'o off•·r un bl' I 1e v d bI1• ~ 11· ~ ~ $28!1.CtXJ PROBATE SALE An Ital.Jan villa on lhl' West Co<tst k 1v1f'r ... loccit.ed m Monarch Ket> &olfenng lhe ""cunl> 11f i 1 iuarde<S gal'' t>1 ...rh club & tenn1-. rr1u r1 CJccan \ll"W'> & " ldrl(• c:or-ner lot mak•· th1 .. tughly dP'lfdhl•· hum• f1tr d famll> ~t1)•·•1 11, rrrnrl c-<1nfermJl1••11 ro11w ,,,.,,. ,, ,, t.,,, ••.q,., .. ' A ~w' h• ,1 '~ I ' •.' t /14 1 4 •• 11 I ·~';;;:: (l ',;;IJ~·:·r,I,~·:~. I 1 14 4' •·1 4'• It ~ ... HERITAGE . • REALTORS 1. OPEN HOUSE rrod Townhomr . Unav Pk Irv. 3br. <!1.l:l bll. F H . £rpc, & patao. Un grl'r·n bell. Hy adull pool 17li4i~. Iron Ut1rk !i.J I 6083. II) Ownr·r $107.077 IAO dci.: wh1t1· wall'r VIC'W. nr beuch !l Hdrm. :i•12 bu+den, dbl lot One o( u kand. $100.000 ·~ a slca l. $100.000 down I Easy term~ OWNE R Cull fo r appl - PHlt Of Perfection Beautiful Mesa Woods home with pool and ~µa Approx 2000 sq.fl wath 4 bedrooms. formal dinini.: room , ramaly room . kitc hen w1lh bu1ltins , t1alln1t are a , wc tb:ir . fire place, mlrro r rd cathedral ceilings J nd covered pauo $187 .SOii l:I< tt. 540-1 no TAA8B1. -· VETS! ANXIOUS! Super 4 bdrm Ill xlnt fm ly ne1ghborhooo. Only $78,500 Great Lcrm:;. Hurry! ~·9491 CEDAR GLEN Dislinc't1vc 2 and 3 bedroom condomlJ\lums from $91.500 2554 Elden Ave .. C.M. 642 6'734 ------ REST AND RAAUTIOM' It lb Ull' orrler of the day In Lh.ll> 3 lldrm dcu.iht. •·eaturt.'ll Sell cleunlng oven, wux free: floors. forrn ul d in ing rm, 2 patllOll & m1tny cxtrmi. CALL HOW 754-7100 ·"" -· 2f¥ZI 8r111lOI, CM MB111 Vt•rtk· :1br. 2ha, low dtwffl, ltlllllllllllhlt• ,14,000 IOl&n tJ <>% No 11u1tllfyl11K .,, • flO() M4J.l '15 7. OWNJo:lt Wltl.t:AltKV owrwr Hlhnll 4 llr, 2 ba, f11mlly rm, dbl l(ar111e. alrH11 . $112,!'>00 <.:.M. M.~IJllM ti: SIOfr. HY OWNJo:R J> Jo: 14 I' A IC A T Y. I It f':IJUC ft:O REALTY x · \ SECOND CHANCE If you missed t h 1:. beautJful '' bdrm . 2 h:ith al 1000 VallcJo. for onl> $114 .950. it 's bar k ' HwTy' PAULMARTIH REAi.ESTATE 644-7383 ------- FOR SALE BYOWMER TURTURO CK 4llr, ram1ly, dmang. lav m", IJ: kitchen . 2 lrplcs, 2 rnr gurni:•' l 'all l>on Olk f.,-uppt ,11 ~ !JGO'J or 751 -1&12 TURTUROCK GLEH IYOWHER EXECUTIVE BDRM MESA VERDE 5 :1\JI . :1h11 .I I ... i.::11 . r1 m 111! , I-IC . 111.111\ ,.,1 m ,. ' 1 I II .. l' u I d {' 11 j c l~mn 1111()1 & 11µa Plus :1 11..:hll'll h'nJllS rrt~ Hy Ow1wr l'r1n1· On !.) $2<1:..0<IO Op1•11 llou,1· Si111Sun 12 !> l!l H1ppll11i.: Nc.:w on thl· mnrkl'I Tt11-. 1'X14U1s1tc 5 bdrm 11-10\·111 Ill.I oo a qwct :;c•l'lu1lt•1I lot. With 11 lvly WO()(h'll Near golf cours1• & country club. lluge f111I) rm. frml din. 2 frplrs. Prlvnlt• mslr i.ull c . 7~1.SOI ••••••••••••••••••••••• MARIHITA S pe ctacular hilltop home:.. 2012 3200 sq ft 006e t.o Mlilnna Selva Rd &: Calll' I.a l'n mo vera $1.S.'l,000 tu $!45,1100. 831·~10. 4ffJ IOllli llldr htt Ocffft Vi•w o..n..r-. This J Dr 2 llu 2200 :u~ rt home has hrdwd r1tior1>, ll wc"I har, ln leVl'I w /llJl(Jf'· t11cular ocean & n1uh1 Ille& view. $174,000 Allk Cor Norm PhllUPfl, Werll Coallt Pacific It . E 4Q6.8S3.'S/831 ·2000 $97,000 I.Ike new 2 ltr oc(lan v111w, won't h111l lon l(. Odl Jeff tlorne. <1!13 0202 IEDUCED HOWASTEAL at SI I 5,000. rrl11· ... .-y. l .... ......... z112 bo ..... I.. r•, f••lly rM, frpl•, l•c, ••to ¥lJ•ars. 'IJ ..... to Sln·um 95.:> 2!lAA UNIV. PAHK. Mo del pnf1•11 1•11d 111l1I :~patio.,, ~ai. 11m,. w..i h.11 pool. lt•flrllb & Vlt'W ' (17.l •IJ tJ HE MAX SUl'Ell Calif home Jhr, 1.H'fl, din rm , a te . lli'1~um I II'•'; or N•'W 101 y': StJ,500 f>!'>!l lj l:l!I '/!,:! Hl!tl lolk '" n.Rays I n r> ri v n c· y " f n w n ytlrd ll('XI 111 ht•1ttt•d i:w>OI ' l.u.,h y11tcl, corn1•1 lot with .iood lrwutmn :i l11'llm1rm:.. 1•:11111~ .11 •·a. fumaly k111·hl"t1 . f'ntn and fir~pllH't' 1'111111 uml ule a c1·1·nti. SI l!>,000 IU<H ~ "451 TAABEU.. _..__ CULVERDALE Close to U.C.I. llcauttful 2 hf'droom h(nnt• lo1'11h'd on rul d•· su1· w1Lh 111i;% &11sum11blc loun Aitkln11 only $85,000 for th11\ rm.y 1•11mf()rl11bl<· dwt•lhn.:. Cull today. tlJRTHWOOD PARK ).()vl'ly 3 bedroom Pl1n 2 In lh4' Northwood l111rk area ol lrvme l"calurea 111rl~ cenlrul air &a ulr fdtc•r, be11ut1ru1 utnum, low molntenant'c y11rd11, commWlaly pool &a Lcnnta l.'UUN Allklna SIO'J.500 711 1'13 3581or499 4~1i LOlplCI Hila I OSO 4 BR.· 3 BATHS l~~ lot. pallo. courtyd "'orm dm 1fum1 rm . l~I' h ~ rm . bramed l't!ll . st.ont> frpl :\lov~ in cond Only $142.500' J tun')' I Mw1on Realty . 494.0731 _ .........•.•.....••.... l!t-aut Mon1l•rt') co11du. :1 IHt . :! b ii • I. J i.: 11 n ,, V ii I a g (' . m .1 n } u II' iuade~. below mwrkr·t pnt'e al $86,000 Uwnl'r ce.perate . r\gt 837 ·S!l'Jll Call eves 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EMERALD IA Y LOT 673-6634 , ________ LagunaNiguel Realty • OCEANFRONT New Modular Home~ 1nt comm una l\. 3 bt.-ache.. 2A hr secunl). ~ub l11llln~ OK f rom Si!.9.900. Treal>ure Island MobLle Home Park. 3()801 So Coast Hw>. Laguna I.leach 1714 > 499·31116 Upper Arc h Beach Hgts, by owm•r A'!>Unlf' ~·; In 2 llH, 1h-11 . :!1.-: ba . SIW.500 <l!!ti·IOOO A GREAT HOME overlooking canyon. oeeu.n view, 2 :-.tory IHOO "I n. :1 lldrin $H0,000 l'Vl ply ,, !17 2.">JJI LAGUMAJEWB. Spurkhnl( whatl' w a te r v1cwof Muan Jkal'h P;1rk & ('llY Ct·nU·r of Lci~una lrom tllll> 5 bdrm & dt•n, t'hris Abel d~:.1Rned home, all ~ncxl, i:l.1i.i.. ~m:. & Lile . on qu1f't cul de 'lac ~lrrl1. See th1::1 aMl(e, umquc home lo· day, atl ~l:.15,000 MIMT CONDITION :1 f\drm~ , :! buth:.. North Lu11w1.1 t•ottauc, w11lk to C..:rl'i.•••·nt Bay l;j4!:1r h l'r 1vat" y ard w1Lh M:vt:ral frUJl trcei;. Large attachm 2 car 11araJ(e with door opener. PrH'Cd Ill $175,000. Ry ()wrwr 4 bdrm tlt·n, 3 bu. formal damn.:. new curprt . druvc i., 1tp phanccs. Ooenn & ca nytJt1 view. ~.ooo. Call 4&1 :1406 ------nv OWNER 2.~q It 3br & <k.'fl White water & 1own view. Str1•1•L to Street lot. $245,000 OCEAMVllW 91.,•; 1ntPrf'~t w •20'· down on ~al~ t·ontra<1 :i Bdrm home on lrg lol an Slde prvt "Shor~ ·. Nr tennis. pool. sauna &. beach. S20'J.500 FAIULOUS HORTH VIEW 3 Bdrm, :!',., b11th hum1• nestled In the valley coolc.'<1 h~ M:li brcc.ws Pool & rt•1· Ft•w min to O('t'Wl & llC·t11·h rnmmu11 owner 1ran ... r d & motivatc-d. Sl21.U50 OUTSTANDING TOWMHOME an Rat t> 11uarded rnm mun. J Bdrm, w ta ll l(lai.i. 1tdd1llo n ful·1n11 un obi.trucl ~d oct.,1n & C'Oastal vacw Gall'<l 1·11 trant't' orr1•r .. p r vl pool /s pa c o mbo . $L67,!!00 493-9494 495-5220 49 .. 2413 130-5050 Ai.-bleLo. t'u.lrw11y El N1i.:ul'I ;ll)f, ~.1u1 C1.11tlom Realty 'T1l>-11177 t .. wport INch I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• COHDOMIMIUMS WESTCLI F 1'' I&:! hr $7!.1 ,0110 I.I Uf.I 1700 Wciitdaff Ur 01)tm dully I 5 642·~ 01 67:1 1ilWCI 2 Dal Isl Duplxs 1111'1 m•w Jloyfront to bt: JCClll!cl I.In C>wnrr 213/684·3200 11 1-:S T BUY I N t:A."iTRt.UFJo' SIS!J.:>CIO 4br, 11,>jl>u homt· on lur~1· romer lot 11cr~~ rrum 11hops. tennis rlub & :1chool1. 714 644 ·111K7, 644 3M2 - OCIAM .. OMT Rare OC!Mll froot borM. Lvly eHcutlv4 home complete w/pool 6 tmld 1 qrtn. ExcluaJve llfiv* beMt. louUon. Yo u t oo c an own peredl1t. Call todar. ... ,, .. ~ Walkt:r 1; lt:t! MIWPOIT ... TS Thia hidden beauty 11 on dead end at. 2-1ly 5 Br 3 Ba. aml ocean riew, fuJI Sw•dlah aauoa, big jatuizi, Iota of extras. M!Mt ~ t.o apprecla"' ~.ooo Owner will help finance A UE:HIGE: q_ ____ ~.._HOME:~ :mJW Coast llwy, NB 645-6646 Real l:Btate AVHYSPECIAL PIMHSULA POIMT 5•~ Only l yt'ar11 old with f1·aLUT1"I lOo numerous to m.-nl1on m detail mc tud· w: a 1(11urmc:I k1Lchcn, IMJ<'ony 11ame room and d .umpluuu\ full 1>11.C 1acuv.1 m m aslcr bath, nlJt JU'-l a bu th tuh w 1et !. S o lid oa k rah1ncl\ t hru out and 1'1'11Ch mor<' If you want The P oinl .. atnd can con,1der $439 .000 for TIU-. BEST thC'n call 644-7211 Ne.,_, dupll'x J br & l 111 IJ\t:r :1000 M j fl, I !ilk lo !Jay. $!~.000 !';Mi b731 CUSTOM llGCAHYOH 5roJ Sq It -+ 5 Bdrm.~.!> bath)>, J 1·ar j(arai:• Loniled on c:ul de '>a • W1lh vat·w., of golf cuur~. & mtn~ For 1ir1 VJ I•· '>t\4)Wllli! ol lhlS ll!>llfll' l'Ofllutt Uun 1!1 hb ROGatS REALTY '75-2311 BIG CANYON SV"t1 acular golf 1-ouri.1· C:.t<tlt: fBJO ~q fl I lll 1, lldrrn'i, 5'·2 bath... l'•Kll JJld J&CULU. Sl ,J7!i.U00 THE STARNES CO. 640-5711 LOVB. Y MOHTEGO 4 Hr. l ha. h,1• family rm Nr 1111rk, pool & 1>l'ho1.1I Xlnt h'rm.., Ai.suml' S17!.l,500ft•t' llMH440 :! llll, 2 1~1 . 1''.1111 l<m, I blk W°'-'i!llll, comm pool~ & wruus N~w l'l'l & pa1111 Lhruoul Sll0.000 Ovt•11 Jo)'/Slttr.iun 641i tiilU 3 bdrm 217 bu pool, n1•w k1tt·h1•n lh1 yr n •i.t lh Owrwr M2 tllll'I IJt-lWlt' du1>ll'X Jin & .lh1 Cher :w1 .,,, fl •. 1111.. ,,, h11y IV l)l•111·h ~:l\l.l)Clll &Ill 17~,7 $.5000 ON NoCncltNee•d 3 Ur 2 tlll, c-01npll'lt1IY r•• nwdcle d. r11nt11i1tli' b11cky11r1l s1:1!10 11)011 thl,y. Ownt'r will curr S..... lO upprcl'lllt'' Or1•11I w .. lj t c li ff t11 c11 L11111 1164·2:!00 Jo:ci. Ow114.·r Muict S.•11 l>rop 1>10" prlet• ~IO l>t•lux1• 2br. Newport ll1•ll(hti. ()pen hc1Ut1t• Wt•t•k \'lld:1 ~. 4:.l2 t-\llh•rtun. ..-. OCIAH with POOL ~·from bflttcb :J llH, :t ha. w rriur Ju:.l re anudch .. >d $1119,:io<I. Op!·n llW!Kl Sat/Sun I 5 4111:! tUwr Av•. ._. ..... ston '7M6tl:'71-1771 Jllr. 211•. fam rm, 2 ff'lllc-11 , IJllC bill ('Ullltlm tv11nn •••~.IOI Muv" 111 cu1d M2 1031 ........ °"" 41f1 oW. 0...-wtlHfttC_.,,. I 1 ,\ r JI 11 114/494·21 l.3...:.e_ves_. __ _ L9fl-...... 1041 ....................... --------- r..11taldcl '"" hrirk trim 3 U, t>wnc>r11 unit 3 2, frplf, enrl 1ar. t.I, lne. Sl llO Jltlf' mo. No qualif. wlll Halat w /20«w. d wn . ()wrwU1*9. fA11t1ld• eharmtr, ... e<.'Utlva famlJy homt. 4 br, 2 b•, pO()I , IUHt hOwui , frplila, ru1tom fam rm. Mu11t be lll!iln l Priced unckr market at tlll5,(IOO. Call Ma·OW7 A(ll or8D-Ollll 8rokft'. ._YIHUllYI MIL PUCHS ltlA&.TOtt 67MIZO NO ONE KNOWN AHQUT 'J1G8 Blfl' YOU' 2 BR. tulJ ltC c()Ddo, W /OCHn vtew. Only '117.000 All. Miii e 8ry11nt . 71Hi7·300ll --- lkA -•IHch 1040 ....................... IUILDIR'S ... TOWMllO ... 1AM IJtu l ,ear new I DILla.... ~a br, I bl1 waUQa1 wn I dial. to die beHn. I Ir 1 ba, room for 4 Un· P..t nae.,IOC141·7•1 Ila. r...I M . CloH to I I :. I ! Y '1'1 1 ;'()()() VIEW ..ot T\&rtlt Rock Puk and the hllla rrom lh•• deck ol lht1 tulAltully de corated •n<I l1ndtcaped 1\ar\ltt Rock tll1hland11 3 bd rm .• a ba, hurno. HilblY llP&raded I ONU. SlOl,000. Prln· ,........_allr,hty, below :-_: .,..... • =..:::,',,!:~1:~ •&nCAJnua~-- MOMAICH I~ Y TIMACI Denutlful 3 bedroom . slttlnl( room, 3 full baths: custom built home . Enjoy o lovely ocean and roaf4tlln~ view. rrof~ffslona lly hmdHcapcd including lanai. & low maintenance. S295.000. A CO&.DWILL IAMlll CO. 498·7222 831·0838 .,.,. ...... .., .... ~~ •HOOUALI~* Or\ly till.ooo. take ov1•r fantalltic leue option on 3 BR exec:. home. Won'L IMl. Owner. 5.U.·0210 HAllOttY•W E1e1uUy up1raded 3 Hr In ll'Ul loc. Lovely yard. rTM.113 RE/MAX Seuhore Drive duplex, tbr each •(•ddltlonal ~. Muat "' 1. sns.ooo. MS· 77$3/21.3446· 1639 . IYOW.. 60'•W .... PW for W'lt boat. 4br, D.R., r.a .. ibl, aourmet kltehen, lr1 L.a.. lo bMU&1IUl Dov• ...... ... ooo. Call ,..._1811 .... __ ... ___ ....... . ... _,. .... _.. ... -...... -·-·· ....... -,... .... -""'--.. --~ .... -.. ~-........ ~------..... ·-·· .. I. ~I' . ······ ···---... ·-·-·· -··· .......... . •• l • • Ill hi or 10 •• m & IS ti; Gr I / IC I • & th 4t • D. ly to th R. J>. ~ >I. t. a. ~ !Ml ti d " m {(' er ·l .:!.(.' .>r >r !e d. •/ &/ ._ ;h in ul d. •c Ill I. l 2 .. I , y .d ii tl w I. t :.. r11 Y, o. e 4 •• , IE d + <.:. Ii.: Sl' 11~ .n 1511 !W 2 10 . > r Ill, lo. .c. • 2 e . ill' all h . is, Ba ie. ,, . , I 'C. c . • • ••• be. -- M1 .,_.. ...... .._..._,We ....................... ....................... ...................... . !:e!~ .. .!!!! ~~.~':. • .!~ ~ ... _. ..... !~ OCMNYllW + : = ....., OWi• .., ... " ....... ·==...... :!:Ct.~..:,~:.~~..:~ lfael••• 1•••lit••• ...... VWa cnotV. la aa bom• •Uh 1ptc· •""a.M*•• ou aa ll .-.. ••NPtloaally aJI· u.tl&lar view of nJtht ...... LY17 flrtc Im· pelMed .J~ Bil 2~ Ba ..._ Md ,..U. roWa1 ........... 1-~· llliDl9 raa bOia. htbiiil clinJn&, IW\· U.. -..U-1 llOCll 6 It• edtollTUOO i.iou..e. ramUy room .... o.n .. i•nu ••Ult •aavtncroomall Ul)e1)to :;:: \\ .dht:r t: I 1:1: r dedia ........ )' ol l'OOOJ f()r s-d Owner I.a open to ~~~'// "''•rlalnment 1laed A E A -T Y. ~~ve flnanc•na. 3 8t ~~rondo, IUM*•UA&.TY IN-7'77 IN•t l~aUoa. •reen --------•I t-il. ar pool, ihut~l'll 2LIO VW!ta l..arf'OO l'rit't' m.r ......... ....................... ... ~.,. .... I UNITS l Door rrum I.he Orcan UaNll\'Mbl.Y low pri c«I ._ "25.000. Owan •lit tnde. ~ ......... IM-n11 fllESTATE rf'duced '1417 .~ 8 )' Owna-r S44 75..10167$.~ IASJILU .. NIL.AMO 4 Hdrn:b~ Cam1ly rm • fo rmal dining, .huJ(l' lutrht:n. pnvate pall{I. vi-of ltl(bb, idul I0<'1t 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NICI SLASHID NWOU,'1 own.:r mu•l •~II OOW Z0~2 tlllh:N-1t. tf'70. W /llx20 tint'l<>Sl'tl µorch. 5 ~ur Anahvam I'd Piirk lt~uct-1.1 to S26,000 Mak~ offor to dlly t ( J l16a7 ,,, MoWleHom.Store 956.-4500 ~ ....... ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~llACH v~ loe. on hftla. • Hwpt Sbrt avail All arnenltlee. Pr.,ently leMed. 1\&tn-key o,.ra· Uo11 Property m1mt avaU rrs.4812. BKR . .._,..,...., 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UUMTI Prinw T1111tln location. Or eat intom e, xlot lC'nnll, n ll .. r will help. <lfertd ut '150,000. Call stl).lllfl6 COSTA MESA 4~°" I Lot Lowe11t pnt•i! 1n Costa M<l8a Only 10% down OW<; AJw11~ rt'nlt'd Wortd rAClll &tat. 556-7777 Commanding \ il"w of back. bay, mounums. ~1 ty Upu. H~f' lot on Promontory 5 bdrm:., 4~ bat.bl Dover Shorl'i. uon ()peo Sal U..a. Sun l~t Mobile ll1>m1• l•-------- l2 ~ $239,SOO lncludei. Tl"&Jer ral El Morro llil> NEWPORT DUCH land. Owner m:iy hdp Trailer Park ~.:ioo 12 UMITS with (truU1cu111 2627 Allll firm Owner. 6'.f.41)88 t DOOR from OCEAN. VL'llia Unbcl.aevably low LOW 9 !~:--; ... _,.,. ... .,.,.... l.964 m.'TltOITER IOxS5. PRICED at $4 25.000. -~• ~~>~::~,_t_~~-~.~~n•~•$a•1~.~.;1o.~:.~_··t.~c•;•;~.Y 1-<>wner•W-Ortd•;•:•!•tr;-'•a;•;•~•t•ah-• '40-1317 MOBILE 7 UMITS.C.M. NEWPORT IEACH 0~.'aut nc•w building. VOTED ••• 2 STORY HOME F\rcphlC<'S. xlnl locat1on. 1Sl. lnvmL~ 642· 1603 ~e!u~~e·~~!~~" Information choice Eastbluff. 2500 sq Is Mobu. Hon. ft of charm lge pri vatt• U•inc) for you? yrd w12 patios for cnl<'r Wf''re here to un&wl•r laining . huge fmly rm & your questioru. & to find lge frml dm. 7141759· LSO I you a mobile home you .. Best buy. H11rbor VICW Home on tee l and Formal entry. formal dining room. Lot.:s of win - dows bring bnght s un stune. Submit on ter ms Owner requires fast sale. S15&~.&t5·7221 (~1wm:rn1a1m1 desue We have muny choice resales an Oruni.:e County & beach areas Plus no down payment For more mfo cull our professional courteous staff. Real Estate 21 ~.~!'!! ..... !~?.~ ~ By Owner, 4br. D.R FR WESTCUFF Realty 22n' ocean view. Sl.59,900. TORTOISE M.H . --------492 5223. SALES t4IWPOltT DUrLEX Own the land. walk to thl• beach. Super s harp 3 Bdrm owners un it . w neat 3 Bdrm rental Both have fireplaces 11nd are in move an tond1t 1un Asking $23!'i.OOCI Call ~ 1151 tor appt. ~HERITAGE ' REALTORS BY THE BEACH Large home w ocean VICW. $273.500 1-492·4288 102 E. 17th St S.A 972,.1421 THIS Is IT Golden West 24x00. 2Br. 2Ba. fam rm CuMom Sl'f'lud1.. .. J on top of lht· redwood deck 5• Pk San hill. l!IO rlcgrc t• ocean .JuanCaPo 4!16·RJJ7 view. ac•ro1'~ the golf C..'OW'SC Thrs horni• 1s 2800 Ckean view Tra1lernma. '-<I fl of beauty F1n.'placl! pvt beaches. pier. 11001 . 2 in Mstr Bdrm. cryst.il Br. view lan:11. garclcrn chandeliers /\ htl(hly up· pr 1 v a c y S I ti , :; ll O grad1.."'Cl property fur the Tr c a s u r c· I .s I 1.1 n d mo1't d1:.craminat1ng 616-~ '19923U7 bu ye rs l'r 1 c:ed at OCliM VIEW! $.249.900. Th as homl' 3>x40, 2 Bdrms , l ba . 3 n:presenti. Lrut v<.ilut-yrs. old Adult park. COSTA MESA 19UNITS I' H I 0 E 0 F OWNERSIUP ON OVfo~R I A(; of LAND Selhng for 9 X's gross No units IJke lhL'I anywht·n• LOW OOWN.OWC Wortd Real Estate. 556-7777 FOUR UHITS-C.M. Near new. 3 Br owners W\Jl, 2 ba. frpl. 2 car gar .:. 2 Hr. 2 ba. unit:- TiiL lnv!-.lmU. G42· 1603 16 DELUXE UNITS PRIME-.: F.A'iTSJDE. CM 2 Udrm.-. each. Tllfo: ST AHN ES CO b405711 HCllbor flscrow SpKi9'ists in income proprrty, sales or H• changes. Call Clftytinw for qHstions. Call 751·1775 ask for °""' .......... ....................... JIM • Acrw ._.,,0q ol 1 to JO ........... la. l.tuti· UanaltoAM. M·2. C·l . + mobile bome 1oaln1e1. Easy fwy acceta. Rapid ly 1rowln1 area of ...... IU~lde Coun· ty. Pnced from 12' to 34' per aq. ft. Owner Mr. ~851-0386 MIWPOUllACH 3000 ft. &000 ft office &pace, quiet llle lndull. .,..., No automo«ve or fl ber1Juin1. 60·3323 dys. 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• R-2 lot. 50'x1221~ ', 2 blks from ocean. level. prime No Lacuna loc1allon. P.P. 4M-06S8 2.3 ACRE LOT Mtwporlleoch ...... ,,..,.., Some back bay view. fantastic area for hugt- ranch home + barn & stables. call Jim \.ian ders ITI4 l 838·5970 dys. (71 4 1 581 ·5787 eves/wknds. SPYGLASS HIUS CUSTOM HOM£ Of'POITUHfTY Have you ever wanted to build your own ho me? 1lus custom lot 1s the best view lot for sale an Newport Beach today Looated between malhun dollar homes. Owner will futance & may cons ider trade R.C. TAYLOR CO. 640-5112 LAG IEACH LOTS fo'rom 70 185.000 All ocean v1c..-w I w 1perm1ts lo build. PATTERSON/PARKS R.E. 497.4844 Mobile hoftlt I Trtr Prks 2300 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Space for rent 32' max Senior c 1tazens par._. Qisla Mesa. 6Mi-4151 Mo.tailt.DeMri. Resort 24 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR LEASE New 2 betlroom 2 bath home. Massaon Lak••:. Country Club Ciolf tennis pool lk:iut1full) landscaped. no main· tcnancc yard. 9000 Clubhouse Rt.I. Desert flol Sprin~s 213·378·2572 .,, .................... ~······ F11d!y. July 27. 1979 OAJL Y PILOT N ! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 OtherlHl .. t.te O.ef~ "'-"U.fw hhd H111"U.fw l•1d Hn1"U.lu I .. , .. t ...... ,..r.tv 2llO -··••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• .. -·••••••••••-··-·-, ....................... 81 u.i 3202 c.e. Mele JU4 P1 mt• VlllJ Jal4 YUCCA VALLEY •-••••••••••••••••••• ...... •••••••••••-•••• •-•••--••H••••- CUSl'OM HOME HOa .... s ~~~ro:r: J~'=-'°~~ 3br. l.,.ba, 2~ yr old. •lbr S.lboa lalaod ... 00 ... 2.. N • --......... • ....... Latb • Pluler, carpet· ••lddacarni~ ... . ... .,, o P•~•· .. to_ r~ >'-• ed. blt·lnl. rock frplc. "'753brccado1arfee ..,4. 1ara1ea. Famlllea ceramic tile. thermal teQ04brlddl pool cute .EMt Side 4br 2ba ln tn· pleaae. kid• as pe t • • ..&."--l 117 AA•• • ' ' welcome CaJl •2:5ee Qr ~. na 1u. cov -· ~·· °'1JI, bltiu. dbl -2'Tt. ••.nofee. breezway. walled patio, 2 ~ 1--. .. f •-a•-.,., ._ b_.. • ....... • _. lJ01 • .. _,, • rp"'• w ...,r car aar.,e. auac oev 400 r• •pa pd. Older dlildren I IL M f• ._. 3240 prne rm, inc pool tbl. ... •••••••••••••••••••• OK. No Peta. 9050, 203 ·-••••••••••••••••••• 130'x l50' lot. chain & BeautJJuJ Bay view Qlle, $4f.J211. HOM~ FOR RENT b&ock tence. Much more. 2 bdrm. 2 ba. 2 car gar. 3 or 4 br. Priced from <Wy 179.SOO. Call owner yrly~7-6. 675-6670 or 3 Br. 2 ba bouM. fam rm. .....,. to M95. Fncd yard • 714,~3678. 87s.M04aak for Connie dln rm. frplc, pool " g;;.ages . Fam i II ei; 1lght S forees s ale of this Near new. 3 BR home. 13.94 ac. parcel on E.sld e close lo bay " ocean. or' Rancho California. Beamed ceil's., frplc., 4-way division in pro-J acuzzi. Dbl. guage. ce&S. On paved Cly road. ll>O Mo .. yrly. BUI Grun· UUJ. 17900 pr ac. Prin on· d,y, Rltr. 87!Mll61 serv. Nr. S.C. Plaza. 1 kid ." l SI'S. 873-0t73 after&pm. p ease, s • pe " Ver/ ruce 2 BR, pat, will conider ! S365. 2509 Orqe. 675-5484 alt 6 welcome. Call 964·2566 or 973-2971. Agt, no fee. _ly_._67_6-5_1.56 _____ C:..... .. Mii' 3222 Oil of Stat. Mesa Verde 3 br, 2 ba, NEwcrpta,drpg,palnt& walk to s ho pping & sch ools . $525 . mo . llli6-0177. OLDER HOME. Beath/ Warner area. 3BR. Jf!.c y r d , $ 5 5 0 I Dl•O . 213/882-0481, 4-6 pnl. ' "oprrty 2600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 800' r iver fronuge 6 acres on Hwy 19'J. House & cabin Water nghls. $49.~. 503·59&-a412 20 Acr~. wooded 4 mt Crom town Eli!ctnc1ty, gd wawr arN1 SJ.000 per acre C503J )96.2412 Sun Valley area lot on creek. water & power. Low paymenu 548·2985 ~Estate ·············t········· 2tlr. tba, duplex. garaae. Lee. Lrg. yrd. Prv. bch. $525, Adulla No pets . 673-2913. ....... l .. 2bodpb 3 Br. 2 ba. frplc. l! car gar . nodogs. $490/mo Days ~:eves 673-8197 A • a i I i • M • d • 4 BR. 11,, ba • pool. LJ;(t-. 67J.21 ll.... yard & patioi. S6SO Mo m30791~ New, elegant 2 bdrnll It Cam rm<l600tmo> Plui;h cptng, 2"'-r ba ceda~ & glaas. 5 blks to ocean Obie car pvt gar . fully maant. yd. Adults. no petS. lnqwre at 5Z1 UKh St 714·960-6.131 VACANT HB toe. 4 BR. J asl'Ollle Creek; 6-Plan on greenbelt. step; t-0 pool & spa. 3 BH. Cam. rm .. 2•,2 ba. 11600 Mo • yearly 759-3930 Fam Rm. fplc, SSSO mo. Lovely 2 Br condo, pool, Ask for Keath. 962·4471 patJo. garage & carport. Iowa St. CM 646-8646 3224 WC!llfed 2900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• ••••• New 3br. 2\.-'Jba. pvt patio 2 bdrm I ba. Duplex Near schoob • bus hncs I s tory . Call a ft. 6 83IM94S Adult Complex luxury 2 bdrm 2 bu. te nnis. pool. spa. secunty gale. $475. l i.t lai.t+d eposat. 5494225. 962.2586, --------- Will PAY CASH an a flash for your house. units or land SCOTT REALTY 536-7533 t61J.A MagnolJa. $575 mo. Mesa Verde 4 br. 2 ba. Open all wknd. 642·3307. family rm Super shurp' Clean 2 Br. mature couple only. $150 + manage 11 units. No c haldrcn or i>et;> 532. 5939 Bltns. frplc. fncd yard. Ava1I 8/1.5. S62S 646·1535 Condo near bch for lease. Ckeanlront 2 bdrm. 2 _pa pool, clubhouse. se~1 ty. no sm children. 8 50 mo. Fu mashed w /l.fttl paid or unfurnas h'd 7 1.f /636 -3 724 & 213/633·498'J. ---------3 Br; very lg, cuslom dt: Jbr. 2ba. ln level. Solar healed Fr pit . bl tlni.. l'lcc ga r . ri>c fa l' $750mo Incl. assoc Ices 673-0672 $t75 Duplex across frnm beach. 2 Br. I ba, hH· patlO. frµk. stove'. Wat1·r & J:<l!o. pd. 119 8th Sl Dnvt· by 1f tntl·rest1..'d 1>('l' nt:1ghlx>r at 115 lilh SL or r ail 1213 t37t) !HISS or (213182H· l045 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3106 ....••................. Yrly, 2 Aft. I b<•. D H .. frplc. pet. l(tir Ultl inti $.S75 673 lll93 3126 .•...........••........ Older. super l UR V1rr ... \'tew. courtyard. ~ar ~ 673 WU or 496·6684 3148 • •••••••••••••••••••••• t:meraJd Ha y. w111ter n·n Lal 3 UH. m aid':. -<~tr' Avail Sc1>l 1st Sl 5UO Mo Tuml·r /\!!~ot· 400 115(.11 11~ I 177 .-wport l.ach 3 169 . .•...••..•............ 2o4 Via Lido Noni 'lllr. 2 h ti • p t l' r & ~ I I J.1 213 ln0· 1~7 . <! l:I !134 119<!0 s1gii. plush. adults only no t haltl ren or pets . Located 295 Mesa Dr ~ 838·80!H IUDS/PETS OK Easts1de 3 br & gara~e. SS65 Zoned for ~hop 642. 2510. 646-484ll DB.UXE CONDOS 2 & 3 BR uruts avatl<tble w attached 1<:arJgl'. frplc. 2•.., bi.tbs ca unit Pvt back yard'>. $175 & $S.5() Call M·I-' 9 to :>. mn2s2 Attract room)' 4 Uk. 3 lia. yard w RV ~pace. nr 2 Or . 2 1 2 Ha. rl lx , s pae1oui-.. brand n1•w twnhsc Attached 2 r ,ir gar, s olar watl'r ht r . pool . Jae . l1•nn1 ~. c l\lbhs e. cxcrc1s1· r10 . ideal for roommates No pets S650 754 0446 ----EAST SIDE Brand new 3 Ur. 2·~ Ua townhome, :i car narage. fr pl l'. i.k y l1.:ht. llllcrowavc Pool. tenna!) $IVS mo Oayi, 646-4262. eve:. &t5 9543 Back Bay Sml ramaly 1---------pref d. no pet!> S6l.'i mo 616 2:111!1 •2Ba. IBa condo n1:ar ~th Coa.-.l l'laza Nt·w Sunn; ~-od-r-1-t'a-n-:J-llr 2 <'rpL\. drpt,. /\i<.:.. pool, ba. E's1de CM w frpll'. M.'l'unly i.tiilt· No pct.., palto. dbl i.:ar Clolot' l•; Children o k $450 1>ehools. park::.. We!-.tcltff l•9fi8-·36.S2-•o•r•54•5•5•15•1--• ~hopp1n~ rt·nl t·r S'>Stl llll I 631 1 ($1 3226 Vacant 3 br, 2 ba + 1~1· playroom. End yard $500 mo Garcll'nt•r water pd Bol!>:i Ch1t·a / tnlnl;(er area 840 5504 Sharp J br \lo new ptu,.h 1·rpt lhruoul. hv rm .... frplc. bntl' c·hcl'rful lutchl>fl. pvt bark yarrl. m> IS47 1622 . 848 .984(} fo'taru.cascan fo'tns l::x1·1· Mllll' . .ibr, den. Jba. nu d!!cOr. •:• m1 l•> bd1. i:a rl.l1·n1· 1 va c•a 11 t ~) 3242 . .••.............•..... fo~ccullvc h1Jml' '1 br. 4ha :J t• a r it a r . f u I I v Newport i lea~ht~ 3 hr. 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• landsca!>(.'d . on Tnnidud ll lVwl.11.ioNortl l>, l(ood lot'. 11 , 79 SlOUU/mu. uoa1 ba wrth dc11 & patio ~pc~. s.150 ':!lo _~li4 6220 i.IJp avaiJ:.....840 ~--~-W11tl'rfr<>nl Home..~ lnl' I>UPLEX. 2br. Iba. new San Bernardino Moun· i tJG W toa~l llwy crpts. ~ & paint Sm ·dock w dr:imat11· m •w Lams. Green Valley Lake 631 1400 chtld OK No Pe l ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• house Main channl'I, 1 ••e ·4 lidrm. 2 palaoi.. N" po t T r r · '-ti Contac:t Norm l'htlhps, .!W r e ace many extralli. BELOW West Coast Pac1f1c H.K ._642_·7_023 __ _ &Toro 3232 MARKET. RE·M/\X .-6TJ.43l.3 D11na Pt. 496-~535 . Permanent trailer. El ---------_113_J·~ _ Morro Bay. $38,SOO f'irm Be a u t I r u I .j l:i r . F n . Owner 644·4688. f>&UFF OCEAM VU L4t 3 BR 21.7 Ba. 2 Cp's Fam Rm . rock-rose grdns . wr iron Cn c~. beaut redee. S275,000anc land. Ownr. 644·0484 . 7~92118 le..tiful Mtwport leoch Elegant Newport Ba y t.ownhome on greenbelt with excellent view or bay and mountaans. Aµ prox 1850 sq fl with 3 bedrooms, dirung ;ircu. 2.5 bath.5. k1tc·hen with b ulllin s , wetbar . fireplace. tiled patio. co mmun i t y pool Sl00.500. BKR. 540 1720 -· DB.UXE LIVING so· Crom Newpe>rt Bay 2 Bdrm Mobile home. Heal fireplace $5:!,900 559-5..ni 3br. 2"'2ba, overlook1n~ gol! course. Hy Owner 645-3;00. 642-5031 WHITIWATHVU Not I BUT 2 Homes. just steps from the ocean. In· come+beach livinl(. AsJdnf! $325,000. Call the lteacb Specialist.a. sec I uded Pa L 1 o. P vt Mobile Home 1!177, owner bcachclub. move in Westminster adll pk. l'OOd. OwneroHcrs a real 28r.2Ba.~-2660 buy at $125,500. _Opn Sal/Sun 12 S. 2931 Vrn 1---------San Gorgonio. 492·844!i ---1080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Td&eOnr OltA.HGE COUKTY IEAUTY NEAR GOLF COURSE 24x60 Keywcsl '70 Ccn tral air. dshws hcr. 1m mac. great locat11>n t~l76X-XU >. Mobile HOim StMe 956-4500 10%Loan Lovely 2 !'.tory ))and l'o111te on cul de i.ac. l\p JJr<>x '1350 sq rt with 4 bedroom1'. bag bonus room, 2.5 baths. dining I~~~~~~~~~ room area. family room. 1---------kilchen with builtsns, fireplace. ~us barbeque and Spanish talc roof $114.600. BKR. 540·1720 TAR8B.L -· Brin~ t!i~~!P~'<l for this lg master hdrm, M!ller ancludes side hy i.1de refri gera lor. washer, lg front katchl'n w1oc-w bnck lilt! Cl<>Or. 12x60 F'l eelwood. '67 tS7962) Mobile HOim Store 956-4500 ~tcws• 1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 20ACRES Will sp!Jt. Paved roud. power. 13 mile s to Hemet. F1at tn gentle sloap. $44.000 full pnc•' HEWUSTIHG! Terms. Contact D11vc Spac. 5 Bdrm. 3 ba, 2400 K n a p p e r . a ~ t rt remodeled home nr 213-006-6180 schools, & FV ... ONI~ Y •--------- $95.000. 4818 Acapulco. C.•hl i Loh/ RE /MAX 673-4313 Ctypb I 500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4br .. F.R. I year old. Nr. Pacific View S o . C s l . P I a z a . lot d&Scounted BURR WHITE REALTOR. INC. 67!>-4630 ~~~~~~~~l -7_14_1645._"_3239 __ . ----546-0898 -ACIOUS HOME Seti •ach I 014 CoRdHll11IHtt/Tow11· ~. ••••••••••••••••••• •••• ttc.es for.. 1700 OPEN SAT/SUN 1·6 CUSTOM HOME. short ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~near backbay 11t walk to ocean. New con· TERMS . TERMS . 376E.22ndSt,1ron-gat-alruc tlo n w /quality l br, new cond., 11)4.000. ~ courtyard leads to reatures. Rooftop sun· 64.>2632. agent. p r ofess I o n a I I Y deck, ram rm wlfrplc. landscaped completely skylight.s. 3 bd. 2th ha. ASSUME 91140/o u remodeled 4 Br 2V. lja Great oppt.y to own new 2 Br •L .. _ 1 •Al .....___ 2nd-'''ty -sq n . 1.,.. .,.., comp e~ y '""'"' " ....., home in desirable area. d d th I denwtwetbar&poolla· upgr a e ru -ou ble. tg kjtcb.. dining r Ol °'*'House Sun 10-4. 220 Patio. 2 car attached gar , ah St, S.8 . 1714)980-5244. w/la·-..11-racll -950 w/(rplc. lg llv1n1 rm ....... ,, · -· opms onto poolalze yd • $..ell~ IOI• Comer or Fairvie w & lat be house. Csl 01 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Segerstrom. fe.t.ures include : tile LUXURY UVIMa -... .... •W. nn. bit-In cablntry, Jac .. Oceanview, lg. newly N!· , ___ 11_7_-1_6_J_l __ rdwd d eckln a . RV modeled 48 r, 2Ba D=~ 1t.on19. u cbarmet. :J wiMc>wa, 1100 cu.tom...... ty 2 ,_i-.....u....a n at ...-:~ooo ''""""' wuuu rs, ...... ·-·············· -c u ttom cabinets , By owner. Coultett)' redwood hot tub/Jacuw, OCIAM DUPLDIS toBkrl. paebo, wlk to pvt bch. ~~~= YllW Ale SOMI PLUS-Unique suest aa>'. MM414or•1393 SHARP DUPLEX Two 2 Bdrm units in xlnt cond. Terms very next· ble A must !K!ll 11itua1.ton. l\ll ofrer:. l'On:.adered Owner will help finance XJnt Costa Mesa loca l i on As king o nl y $1:fl,500 R.C. TAYLOR CO. 640-5112 2 Llal Isl Duplxi. mcl m·w llayfront lo bl' xchJtd tlwn Owner 213 f/1.1 :010 Covington 4·plcx near I lunl.l.nirtoo Ctr. S?0:>.000. XJnl f1nanc1ng avail Owner A~ll !162 Ml lM FOURrlEX With ocean view. Less thW1 3 years old and 111 top condition. OWNER W /CARRY CONTRACT W/SMAUDWM! $265.000 RUMAR REALTY 558-7977 TRIPLEX Pnme cond1t1on. I blO<'k lo San Clemente Beach. fwiushcd 2 bedrm units Owne r will finan c e $164.000. REGIHT REALTY 831·3114 or 496·950l IMCOMElr INVESTMENT rROPERTY Duplexes. Tri-plexes & larger units lo suit your needs . Also motels in good locations . For de· tails call 979·S370. ALLSTATE REALTORS l2 units. Modem, 0'7. vac fac. Xlnt for out of town <Mner. Synd, etc. Wa lk to aJI. Ocean side beach comm. Asking $32.000 per wut. RA?al Properties Syste01s. 714 729·3059, 434--4.576 20UNITS Seven years )'OUng, well loc ated, well ma in · tained. Partnership dis· solution. Prine. only. SI0.000. don osen I I ' j f Cl f ·~ ~ dupMx ovtrlook· Mull see to apprec. A.ak· ia1•_.andiici0l11e.1 ~=· 4-.1984 lilulr.eT.,.. imt E.17lhST. 8*'111. frPc • decldn1 ----------Only ~ down. Owner 1USTIN .m aftde. Room to ex· llAUTIM wm carry deferred 731.am PMd. Seller wUI help llO .. VllWS -pymat 2nd TD. on this floance. 1u 11',/irl ce ot whbwat..-and north neer new 4·plex ln So. 3> PRJME UNJTS No. Sao =-~·~~l~ckey ~t~c!!'!~•, of ~~,::U.7461 g':t w~:t~W.,~i='. ~ """>' • --am Mih Bryant, 497·J00t HARBOit vu 9omenet. I na. a 119 home. Pvt.~· LOlt eomeUUn& valuable ? (?l4> Br, r..a.. 2 frpl, cla to lllllllilY. teanta, techlded ,._,. u ed r. our Loll 1--------llDDI. ll A.tdl"IOe achJ, aot9bNcb. "73,000. H and r ouod columna. Dina "*"cbelu· 2 BR Xl•t coad. 1"5 Port dn. owe bal on Nlltl1ld ,._., ........ people look 2 ba. i ea. a "be .. 2~i ...., PL Call 1M-a71. for a )'rt. 4"-lm or .._ &IM1'" foGnd an pr. iaa~-ooo 0.::. • ... · •im 111mo1va1-. a.ea..•n-r1·· · tv>me. LR. FR. l DR & S36.Smo. 1954·A Meyer Pl llOM~ FOR Rfo;NT tor a I Cay . 4 1:i It . loft . Complctl'ly Your friends and 549·3484 afl 5 30 & 3 or I br Pncc..'<1 from l'alhedral clgi,. 2 fpk '' furnished. l.ar gc deck neighbors use Class1f1ed wlcnds $465 to $495 Fnc<J yard & lux rock spa Pvt gu<ir'1 wiLh mtn v1cw. SS!l.500 when th ey ha' l' ~aragl'\ 1-·am1l1r'I l(atc. prt·i>ta~e "omm Owner will fin~tncl! with somct.hmgto;scll They'll 4 Rr. 2 Ba S535 pr mo No please Kids & pct!> fumorunfum Avaal. im 29~ down 97!1·234 <! tell you how w ell 1l I pets. Mesa Verde area Wl'lcome Call 9&M!566or med sz,aoo mo. 5!12 ltiOH ~Ownerliiiiiiliii•'a~gieinil.iiiiiiiiiiiiii-. ... .L.lworiiiiiiiimkmc..~.r.omrmlhme~miiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~SMiiiiiiii·7586iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil.:mm97J.iiiiiil2!17iiiiiillm~Agtm.mnoiiiiiilfeeiiiiiiii.iiiii~ !213> __ ~-- NO POVVER SHORTAGE at the Pll.CYr wer with a y 0 ur Ad po st Life ooubl~ pilot & coa e• .,, oallY pO\l'IW.P .. ,1..0-t AeachOO 18•·· holds An~&~ •••• ~, Any merchandise for sale priced at $100 or less qualifies for a Pilot Power Ad 4 lines, any Wednesday -$2.00 Call today, we 'II bill you or chargfl'ltk, your Banl<Americard I VISA or Master Charge. (Motorcycle ads must be prepaid) Deadline: Anytime before 5p.m.·Tuesday • AJI items must be priced • Ad can run In any appropriate classification • Sorry, no commercial buslnenes DAILY PILOT ' - For Lease. 2br. den, 3h11, overlooking wat'-'r . $750 !i40-6:1S3 leave mL-s~a~1· on wrx· 3244 ~······················ RENTALS 3 UH. 2 ba $600 !illfl 4 lilt. 3 U.. SiSO 5 BR. 3 lld ~>.".i(I 2 HH. 2 B<1 S.SOU San l'lemt·ntl' fo.Jc£'C'Ul1ve II vang, Woocl bn dge brand nt·w 2 Or 1 den. :-! ll51J mo. 559-9062 The Lakes Brand New Townhouse for leai.e. 2 bdrm: . ate. SSSO/mo. 2 13 /3 -6585 or 714/838·7 Turt.lerock home 4br, 2ba. fprlc. 571 1 Sierra Cicio, frv. $645mo. w Ilse. 96.S-2199, 540· s.5(Kj. LEASE Upgraded 2 bdr +dee. 2 ba. On golf coune. Beaut. view mcldg rule UtA!s. Only '650/mo. Call Glen H e ll warth . RE IMAX 63H266 Lux. Twhse. 2br. tennis, pool, JMC. $425. 7141559-5727. ....,.. ..... ,""ETREE. 2 Bl\ 1 N coodo. ReCrig, A7C. Tennis , pool , Jae. 9'10/mo. 752-0436 t..,.llelMdl 1241 ....................... Olrmer: 2 BR, den, J ba. lllOMontb Qualit.Y home, ocean vu. 38Jl,2ba. MO Mo . Turner Auoc. -.-1 494·111"1 Ola.rm house, atepa to Vlctoria beach, ooean view, 2 Br MIO nl1. 4M-tlD I ........... t;; --.~-·••It io Id. evall lnL ---- :~;: ,,_,jMrf7.tp! Aft t ......... ikrlmara........ Afalmah ....... ....................... .,..................... .. .......•.•........ 1Lrlh' ..._,, 2 I... .. ......... ,.. Clifllj.... • •• t' &d ....... tk cwt..... . .. ...... •••••• ................. -................ .._.............. • ..... ~ ....... " .... iei9i..t;. •••••••••••••• ~~ .. ~ ~.~!~.!~!! ~!~ ... ~?!! ~.C:.~s::· •,a~~: --.-... --... •£•.••• 1~.~.~u~ * * * !Mll.T YMI l&Ml'ft"4"-Y .._.. Xlra /:,:.kln1. l:at l. -M opar . bQ view. -· ....._ ... .....___ ,............ ... ....t pa&k>. • jet'. Two ~-An 11iL..... M2-ll03 ---• -W. -I .._ OD Udo w ... h mod•le. MOO a 14to. ., ... a..... • .............. lllilll _..•mn»'et MMU vtew ~Onl)',.•t. • ~Ll,.,.2 br.l~ba Nntiert..._ !! ':'~ ._...,..,,,. 9MO/mo Waterf ronl ,_...._ __ Walkto~ v. ........... ., -.... ,J.... .......... ••d.-. •. sm. Jlr.AMt_.. -· . ...-n. ,.,...., ,,.. ... MaVktotta Nodop. -r .,..... Adw ta onJy. o ........ ~. 11111 .. + ., --------1 141-tl.M 3poolt peg. 1721 Bedford Ln. -._ ~ls.. • ,_ 6a. Ar..., or ,,_ l bdrm wtth encl yard ~-...::_B:t,~ ----~~~·---.. ----·---· • ......... 42H OMee ...... ....................... ....................... .. .................... . .... to Newport Beach. Ol'PICI IPDCle available 33)'r. old F. w/lyr o&d 8llec:blf 1 bdrm. 117&. at l7115 Beada Blvd. chUd.. Lootlu for hom• WffklY Au1 . lll b . Deaf Talbert ID Ht.ant• Prefe r 91 i S!under . 714/52Me01 inttoa Beach. l50 per t7wcm. ~. ~ .. llU..-.. 300 ~ ~0 .._.mmoneua1c. •----------.w • ..,.,,..,. ~ ,_. lh Reap. adull w /2 c all, -••••••••••••••••••••• deMc e per mooth Dally tMM!llLlnt 1 Of' 2 Br apt . liovtQi? AvcMddel)091ta & Pilot off lee . Phone Reuon able. Art 4, cut Ovlnr ex pen .. •! &G-43Zhirt. 211 831-«178 Profeulonally since 1W71. CINTa POtMTI Lady exec relocatlaa HOUS1MA TU IXIC. cu__ from Montreal detlret to -·' 05• lse nice hom • or rondo 132-4134 Jamboree• MacArthur &00 ranae. Jl\im or Un· Bay Wi.adows ( N hild Pluab Carpet. um. o c reo/pel.8. E x r e r 11 . C a th y . 152-273 7. 546-5346/951.fl042 C=ll£!!.!.IO ..... ,_ ll,llO mo\I Wlu.&ft -------Cowwedtarport tmrno.yrty.$48-1$33 --------:--z llle~lle •• "Ila•••• at••WTALI NaOK UUl.pakl llts-~~~=·~.Y9 3 BR. 2 ba .• upper apt. ""' ~ " ·.1,:~ ::c • I l • d ll ,,,,_.., NMI' Udo. Quiet area. Oal to shr JlJr rondo nr ..... -l at 11 oepoa · Adulta -' ........ 67$.&170 OC. S!OO mo. uUI lncl'd ~a.I *" UU. re1 •••• ~.-4l!M d•>'•· M.2·$613 1711 I 1weat ....... ,_.. .. _=..,._ ~4-....JIA .....,,... •~ • wlwda. A.Ill l or •W__. BACHELORUNITSfrorn ~n *** Tlt keta aut ~. •• Olaill h"olil. C.O.m pool& Dk k 847-6064 l22S pu rno untum. 100· Rctlrcd gent. 2 br . 2 ba. Pvt olfice ror rent, 11prx ... pct for r•Hrved 6 ....... Avail noow 8D a bdrm 1 ba with m et rmmoceu. For more In· fplc, pool, rec r m, prtv 8"x10'. 8.'M> W l !llh St, ..... tll U. C.venlklin .__... r Uo• CAl'POl"U. ~.lit lk:ulkf•••d1 localltten.taal 556-T707 entry, $2 25. 673·2181 <.;.M.646-4070Corinfo _... -64.\. 79()3 ~ ..__ ol Uma. WATUPRON'T 2 Lit lut +~>eU. No pe\3. S..tobeacb.lge upper 2 Relail/OHace 11p11ce. 700 Olll ....... ..i. 111 to 8*lnl, Ill bhiu, tbarp :KU .:M uyt. 6<t2·!l613 l Ur 1 Ba, 2 blka from br, beam ceiUnc. (rplc. Expand your llfestylc sq fl Wes tclarf area dllln)"OUl'tkileu -Imo ~190t l'Vlila ~knd11 . As k tor wllk!r, oo peta l300. 22S gar doofo operator All wil.h a compatlJ>le room· H!7MJ4fl. call collect. Ulck 19th Sl. 842-03$5, ~ Jllln8. M86 yrly. 642·3480 mite. We discover that Maturu cou ple 11oek Duplex/I Dr apt, must bl· r eaaonuble . Anyllrnc Sept 548-0008. N.w I BR. 3 ba • i..e lot. -bu. be&mll, frplc • oteaa vl•w. patio • qlow wllb charm, In North Lapna. 2 IMka ti) SMw'aC.OV. 9!!0Mo, Ot~tll ~ ie .... aeo 'YMrtyi'WllaJ. ~ 2 lo II" 8drrmll Avail DOW' !hr. Iba, gar, very nl~. ~all adwt. no pets, No P«ll No Kids PlO. L. 2. Ii 3 BR apts. 6200 t:d· person.Call Partc Newport luxury I TWO P EAS IN A PAO Br. vil'W ol Upper Bay, llSl-Ml..Sor 7S4H 209 O.C. AllPORT LOC. Pro f es11 1o n a l o rfact> w/receptJi)fllllt Mon F'rl $375 month 10 m onth Scrr etar1ul Kcr v1ct' ava.al 54Y n51 Lulheron Churr h , vac· Urookhur.1t & llam1lton, needs 2 HR unfum apt Cor intern. No children, no pct..o,. Btwn ~$37:'1 roo fur I yt·ar Needed i\UJ.t 2S 962·5005, 9611.~Jl7 __ MK '12i4 mger. HB. 846-0619. PM mo. Aft 7PM 76CJ.l731 ·°" 640 0088 aKI' AL WAHTED _Aaft( M4 1113 __ Aae1t 113 ~ 2Dr, a ba. den. lovely S.Ch: •• 1776 Newport Boearh area ••••••••••••••••••••••• c::so.e to ocean w view Ckunlront 2 llr <'ondo PoOl /Jac . $450 pr mo Sept I) June 1$ Ulrr 8ttcX> t.1.: 2 ur. ur. W JI> hOOkup. new t'pts, drps. Avaa.U 8-1, 3&, 28a. frplc. <Wrwshr, pat.lo, as ra2e no peu $435 mo. 960-JS2J ~ 2bt', 2ba dplx. Gangl' Y0tu1g man. 31. des1re11 c:hnsuan mc:>\bcr & dtr t. yn. m'f'rl 2hr hi.(' or a pl up ll) S3IO. XJnt r('f"1. Nnn '>moker, drinker . Will 1·an• tnJw. MS 29JK HiWc tlM 1~l ---MU /mo 180 H71 Ot m 1n 1 ..-rw ""'°" "' v ieilu no pets. ~. 21'Nt A t•lacenlla. call $4.). 71'llJ Close t.o ocn. Adlls only t.o share your opt 218 Ced a r , Ne wpor1 orbowle (M/F> 3 Bdr m . 2V. b a. Ne w home.~ view. Ava.II S...A.. 1210 ------New deluxe 3 Br, 2~ ba Lee yard, a arage. KJds o k , n o p e t s . $5 00 534·4006; 841J.2.6.S5 Shores. 675-'793S. 637. 72SS My lntere!;t.s & wort nclude pboto~raphy, )OWTlallsm. the11lt!r . NEWPORT CEHTU Det>lgn Pla .rn Luxunt>u~ olfa~ Sub let. 642 S4!i6, 640-7020. 1m m e d . $7~0 /mo . ·-•••••••••••••••••• 4M-IW Lovely lldlt, 11ty, 2 BR 2 Ba, condo. 14ZS roo. C•ll Mike. ~·15l2. ~ Bac helor o n the bch Stove, rC'fng, bakony SO() Incl uUI 6'12 3014 s.&nQy 3 BR 2 Ba, fplc. dbl pr, W/D llkup. Ot'o fr C')'D vu. sns. .. ,..., .......... 1210 ....................... CONDO 3 Br. 2 ba, frmJ din'&. Nally sharp. 5'50. Oa.1117().4259. &....-. ..... 3252 ....................... Newly remodeled 2br Spiumh house Spaclowi yd. fruit t reu. nice ~ Nr ev~r ylhl na. $4:10. 642·35S5 evfllll. , ..... 3290 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i! Br twnhse. 1111 Un • c:bhWlihr, wushcr tdryer . J>aliri, firt'placc., A /C, 1x1ol, $425 $42-1/97 l ........... ~ .... d ···-···················· .....,.:1 .... ll07 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sm lbr, nr bch 1827 W 81llboa. $375, l:sc, utal pd 645 4166. Sml 2 llr . s un rl ~·t•k . garuge, nr be:u·h. ul1l 1wl, $500 yr lse 645 4\oo The Shores 2br, I V-.bu. f & ..r peUos, all amenities t beach + se<'Y gall'. Avuil 8/18. $.'565. 552.3062, Niguel Shor~. Jbr, den, 3b3. fncd yd, all bll·tns. ull comm 'ty ret• fees, walk lo beach, $8()()/mo, 1.2.J yr lses 497·1751. 493-8081 MardJ Spauld Ing. $22.5 I Br upl Ut1l ixJ Nu W..twMster 3298 pcL., 100 E Buy /\vc, 11!1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rcsp·1 tJdlb . JIOMES fo'Ort H~NT 3 or 4 br Priced from $46.\ t.o S49S. Fncd yard & gar a1te s . F a m1l1e s ple ue, kids & pe ts Wl'lcorne. Call 964·2566 or 3822 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... Ylefo 3267-973-297L Agl. no fee. 2 BR, 2 ba., bllns, frpl, s und cc k . s ar. d oor ope n e r . blk l o 8 1~ Corona.~ Mo 673-6510 ....................... HOMES FOR RENT 3 or 4 br. Priced from Mi5t.o~ Fncd yard & g a r a g es . lo' a m 111 e s please. Kids & pe t s wekome. Call 964·2566 or 973-21171. All. no fee. Ma wpcwt IHch 326' ••••••••••••••••••••••• NO n :t:! Apt. & Condo rentals Viii.a lten tals ms-4912 Ukr Hays hore~ cxc lu ~t vl' privat e com m u n i t y w/acces~ lo 2 lovel y beaches. 3 Br /l>ludy 2 Ua home. unfurn. SOOO lnl"I ~<k-ncr. Av<11l St>pt I ~-tt45o5 or ll no aru.wcr 4~Z797 P.P 3 Bdrm, 2 ba w/2 car gar. Apt. for rent. Ne w 2 bdr m tMlt ms. near ocean in Cd M. Ca 11 a rt er 6 . 700.1B40 A /C . Ga s & e le c $415/mo, d ay;, 558·1966 a s k for D e bby. o r 891-4217 eves -----·Oley 1 br, frplc. p vt pool. l COllda.-iwM emp('d person, no child U:lfwllilhed 3425 or ~· $410 LcMSt'. Non ••••••••••••••••••••••• Srnoker640 .. 4999 S..eeuCOftdo Hunt lkh 2 Ba + fom rm w1frplr & wet bar Inc I wash er I d r y c· r Shorcllnl· M .:mt Corp 847-~'i *cf! howflh f'vnUIMd ••••••••••••••••••••••• llc6oa Ptni111ula 3707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br Yr ly on th llJy ~. 507 E Iii.I boa HI 2br. lbu. t.ownh:.c. di:rk . pool, hll ms. iidult, l'luld l6 +. no J)l'L'>, $1341 li.c 673-047:1 2br, ra m . rm • clupl1·~. bat'k half SJ0(1mo 1;.I0-56(18 a ll Ii l'• Blki. to cwn. llac·h S!f.0. lJlll /\bu :.ivail I Br SJSO. f.'75 •1171 ColtoMeM 3824 Al b uni ••••••••••••••••••••••• •WALK TO BF.ACJl.JUr, 67:'68~r um. $400. ~ VERUE home at $750 rno. lise. tcnnc., pool ----------mosphere 2 &3 br dlx & volleybaJI. car. a1,rt . C.-.. W. l7Z2 apts,nopet.s.546-1034 il62..e628. ••••••• •••• •••• •• • • • • • • - --- 3 bdrm. 1~ ba, ram rm, lBr, uUJ pd, sep gara ge , nke yd. cbe to aboppmg, newly 67s.o,,Q redee g. 7441 . ----tllwfs, pool; lovely J UR. Coda MnG 3724 end urul $750 Mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Agent644-0134 S2!t'i l Br m<ih1le horn•· Mi.lure adull only No Br&nd ll('W Nl'wporl TC'r f1'1.' lJ111c·t. M·r·un -. W'JI race Condo. 3 br. 2~ ba, Nwr1t Hh d f.46 s;n:1. stove. rern g, wshrtdryr, - pool. No pets ~75/mo ~H.317 or 213-477-&174 SUSCASITAS ,.\a m I hr apt $275. & s:JOO. Av:ial. i\u g. Isl. t;ncl. gur. Adult~. n o pets. 2110 Newport HI, 548-4968 For gracious ll vtng-thL'> b 1l! Bag Canyon condo 2 Br 3 lkl w1pool, tcnni11, J11C. No p e t s. $1175. 833-3349 5ruup 2 bdrm: Nice urea . 3741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LA MANCHA Al'rS Large, 1.2&3 bd ttarden apt.s. Adults. Dshwhr, bltns, encl gar, gas bbq. Pool Gas Pd. m Scott l'l. 642·5073; ~5611 2 Bdrms. l ba th apl. i\dull"I $375 mo c;as paid &l2 5C17J Spacious 2&.:1 br, a pt" Family unit. P oo l & Playground. Suodan1·c West Apls, 1996 Map ll'. 642-19()1betwct!n 12,5. Garden Vista Apts Beaut. brand new I &2 &-, frplc, laundry rm. lmmed. occupy. $395 to v1 .. :w O F OCF,AN & CITY 2 Dr. 2 bit, frplc, beam Cl"ll, Jac un i . gw-•~" $.:,()() mo Call li>b Jilli 631 OO!n ----a br w 1(3r /\dull&. CPL'>. drpK, r•ntet". fn~I yd, wtr pd. SJ7-031JO I 5 )t.lJ " H" Onan1otc .. SJ.'"JC.> 007 "K' · Vlt1.0n a .$320 0019 ",. •.. Sfu1ta Anu.s:ioo WALLACE ST /\l'TS :!1149 Wallaee SI Nl•wly dt'c-orull'<l. ti.•11111 f'f'thni.ti.. :! hr. 1 hit. :rrn No dl'p0 ... 11 .. r••q 'ti ' I 11111 fl'f"l' t"l·lll CluhJ fJk Nu fM'L' trc. •W 11 lbr. Iba. duplt'X w/own j.!aru~t'. fronl & hack yd , wuque SJ2S 6.11 5~ 2br. gar, rncd yd. 1wt ok. coupfrs p r ef'cl. r r pt. drp8 ~ ~7500 IUUTIRIU Me.a Verde 2br 2bu .. \repla~. du.hwa:;hcr l'al.IO encl. Jtaragc, xtra parldng, laundry room Every thing pc rfecl. Adull.'1.$400 Jun MacP. 54().4400 l:;"s1dt• n e w 2br, 2ba duplt·x. upper . Cornnl kit Cr pt. 1111>:., frp lc, dt'f•k $114'imo Nu l'c•I '> Ad ult:. Un ly l:Ja u f'1•1Wt'r b"73 &111 :i Hr t'•111do. I f.00 'tf ft l'twil. Ju1·uu 1, /\1C l cnn1:; rl, nc•wc·r tilcli.:. fj:JO Hlww, Urnok Vll'W T rac·I, 1•.iu I a ri nu . ~1;:;0 m o 8.l! HjMl Adult 2 bedroom . Su pl·r loc11t1on lk'tlwood be;11n l'Ctlm~i.. No pct:. $.:JOO m o . I nquire 568 W. Wilison Apt K ~ 81.tchefor, new great E· s ide l oca t ion . $270. ~ I lJI, eves 8.17-0666 2 Bit. I ba, encl gar. bltns, d'ihw:.r. no pets. kid:. 5'&7S29~wn 5-9pm. Super ~'!)1de loc Small 2 Jlttl m homl·, lge ) a rct. KJW. OK CIM<' Lil school and :.hopi. Mov1: in to· day $1'50/mo. All 6 call 751 23i\lj Nice 5 Udrm. S:'l50 pc: r rno + $300 d f'p. at 2257 l'lacooUa. Costa Mt'fllJ. J"or m o r e 111 (o r a II IU?nula 556 7707 3 Br condo, 1 YI lilt, uvaJI 8/1. PIO. 213/'Mrl·1»1 2 Br 2 Ba studlo. guratte. sml yrd, no Pt:t.s $385 mo fi'7S-6670, 536-339'7 Walk t.obeach. lbr. st.ove & ref rig. $275mo 5J6.24S6. 962-8050 WATERFRONT. 2 Li:t· BcirmJ, aJI blllM. sha11> &15/mo yrly. 675-l!JOG Cool & quie t Newport Hghta 2BK apt Pool. rJ&Uo & garage, Adult.'!. no pet.\ $395. 1&01 l!llh St &t2 7J4() i bdrm ocea.nf rout d a> I x ~ yrly, .1v111I /\ui.t I S<nJ"2 Sc1111hore 645 2111 ----Ckean!rool, YNUly, J IHI, New 2 bdrm . I ha. ne ar 2 bu. bllrL'I. frplc. marni.;t· 111· 111• h $ ,, :-, o . c a II ~ &~:16.SJ fa.'11-1.309, f.75 9595 ---u I " (;II n y 0 11 (;(JI) tJ II wtclu..'1.~' 2lir, 2hu. frplt . w11. WU'. ~(·cunt>". 11•r1111:.. JKWI. 'PU L1lo.1.· nt'w &1().100(). 640 S!J.17 (~lJI ET dlx. 2br, :!h ;a, fprlc. fncd yrd , $100/ulO New 4·plcx. 841:1·39!1C Near lit!ach. 2br, ulll rid Call J1>yCt'. 846 3301 eve~ CaJ 1492. 9'1H.2. ! HH. lh ba , walk to be<id1. bus & ~ho1~ (iar $500 Mo y r I y A g t 1 Br. 1 ba apt. cpL.,, drps, 67~170 encl garage $300. mo. ----- !n>-4841. --------lBr, udlts ooly, no pc~ AvaJI Aug 1 960-2675 •OHL Y 2 LEFT• New Jbr , a pts . pra v palloe\, end dtsbws. 2 frplcs. i:aragcs w teach apt. Close to shopprni;:. :.chis, &. short dn vc I'' fwy. Jbr. 212ba wllh W, l> <lflly $195 J br: Jha. only $175 Crpt.s, d~. & tilt· arc color coorrfrnah:d No P1•t;,. Martha lH6·1:l7 1 c•w:o;846 7473. OCl':/\NF'RONT , inland v11-w, 2 UH l 17 llu , 't 'I' hltlH .. pool & saun!l Sl'OIJ <.:all Tom . 536 34H :J, ~ ...... ~~ 3842 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :z!6 Broad St. $750 mo New dlx 2Hr + dt-n lwnhse :>tud10, 1800 sq fl. lg encl dbl car garaKt'. 2.,.,Ua . bt fl y d . dl x k i tchen "' m1 crow11ve oven. frpk m m."tr brlrm & Liv rm. lg pvt p11l111 dl•c:k off rru.tr lidrm To M 't' C' ull 979 50'l!I 3876 ................•...... I & :!hr , mov1• 111 le rib)' W.ilk to tx·h Si!IC, lo Ss:!;, 1,u; ci-m or 11!.lfl 1~>:1 'tl111•r dd 1111"•' •>n·:anl ronl 15()) '><f fl ;> IJI . ~ h:1 w/rrurrort'fl d rt•:.."nf: rm tlli l 11\'l'll , t.l :.h wh 1 1 l' t• rn a k 1· r • f r µ I • wmnuc·k. 1a1·uu1 1n 11:" b a l h l u Ii. ' 1• t· u r 1 I ) :..y:.tcm, pro f d1:t'•11 Drastically r eduCl·tl · 498-6234. 2br. Condo, l 'h ba. frp<'I, ,..,._.._~k gar opnr. llOOI , Lenna:. crts. $450. 2131598-f.640. 714r 842·6297. -----~. clean Jbr, 2ba. frplc, blttns, l m1 bch. 21J/4J2.. 7936 ;isk (or Dan 1844 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avad IH . New 2Ur. IBn rondo, i\C, WTUl!l>. pool. no pets~~ mo. 960 :~21 Olc<:k 1t out! Woodbridge twntr-c 2·sty, 2 Hr. n-.. Ha, W /I> rm, pvt putio. +rec pkg incl. luke. pool, JUl'WZ.is & tennis crt:.. No pi..•ts. Annual lease. $450. 500-0062 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 11JE .. :XCITING PALMMES••ns MJNtrfl-:S TO NPT UCll Ulich. 1&2 llH from~&up /\dull., No 1w·1., 1~1 M1~a Ur (5 Bil's .. ;a,l of Ncwr<•rt 81vtl I 9am 5pm 546 !W.O Seawind Village and travel l::xcel. referenc~ 11va1l&ble. Call (711) ~ 1914. or wnlc lo "Jcr c•my'", fu-st·ar(•h D1•µt , UnJv~r:.al SLUdlO!> r>1stn buwrs. I' o H 8!.115 Univcro;al (;aly, C'i\ \llti(IX Slr:ui:ht Mall· :1i1 Ol't•il·, rrr11nt1· to :.hr Townh111111· II H 1ld rl111ur $:JOO ~10 2101 Vt•m t.v shr :t Hr cnmlo I. II I. N CDM :in"' Muvt• hy X 5 f.i6 I 6.)22 Npt Cond•1. Ha roor Vlf'w Knoll rurn :unt·ntt11• .. $3SOmo an e l ul1 I 7~ Turllcrock lari:c new h11o:hly up~radc;d J>OQI. Jue.FR . frplc. wel hc.r, ull uppl Own rm & bath 3o ·~ $320mo !i "· 7S2~71 ('V~ 75'J Ml!J Hoomma le to !.hr 2 Ur (l l)t 111 Npt 645 ~. 640 11~ l'e:!Vly Mt f'' LO 'lh a rt• :J horm J)Upl<•x. pnvuLt• ha ho11t <.la p, 11 ~ blo«ki. 10 f.w:tl'h li;ilhuu l'l·n $<!110 mo 1 1 1Ut1J (';allfi1:1 l~.711 ltrnml(• wu11l1'tl t11 .,hr 'I Ile hou."4· 111 0('(' ~It!. , • • Ulal t:.12 1140 II t•' SHiii !\ 1 II l c• m ,1 I I' 1 .. nu k . 11ud :JO':. t1J ,1w1 " .I Ur. :i tau hotnl' 111 (.'11.\1 • 5001.h of hwy S:l:"i0/ 1110 111 cl'J{ ulll L:Jrry 675 'J~ l'Vt~ Fem to shr 2 Ur apt w1same. Sl82/mo. CM Jurkll' 646 3385 M M.>ek.'.> F rm mt for :!hr, l'Qndo nr fa1n~roundi. $200mo lst. la.'t + '" ut1I A'>k ror Uob aftl'r i pm GtG 21!)1 l'rof M·"' lo shan · lq: t-ondo 111 Bluff,, N 11 rw .ct V1 pool. Jn vt IM tJa $27!"! mo f>y:. ,!J5i i88:1, l'Vt!'j ,64() 12J2 IJvc•1n Young mother wath 11 i.1111 of:.! llespon."hlc w~in••·lf to 11hr apt. Pleai.e cull bis o:r19 or 675 OG:Y1 f'i•m lo shari· 2 UH <'onllo, 1n JI H SI 25 ver m •i 714 8411 9624 Harbor & .. "twy, l 'M :! rm.. SIOO J r m:.. S2111J A1C. <'IJl.'>, r111X> /\fl1t .. '> & l"Vel>, 64(). ljG 12 DESK SPACE 185& Up. loc on N1•wpon W , NB. (;all 645 :JO.<.O or t>l6-7211 EXEC SUITES llapp1nc:.' '" h;1v1nl( your µI.Jr .. 11f hu:-111"'., .ti J1;ik1·r C'1•nt1•r 1(1·r•·11 uo111st, 1·onlrc• 1 in, phcm" l'liVt'r Ji.:t , llJl1 )>."I O• top11·' m u. , .. ,,,,.,. 111 C'lcl d an 11·nt ! ... ·1 ri I oartJt Svc.., ,, v1J1l Fm mm• 111 fn. !Jlt•ill>c l'J ll lk:v .11 !11'J 2161 Ora ni.:e County /\irport l:.Jcl.'C\Jlt 11c off1n::. l'lu'h l.Wth & 1nd1 v oll IC'I'' k ent 1nrludc-. 1 l'' •·p llOnl ol ~C('rt·L.1 r1,al :>crvtl:l':> dVdll So1 11tJy 975--0l22 . Small lladt· i\\\ay 0H1r1· Only $:'.IJ pt'r m oral h \. .1 cunt ~ "'o lsro.itJ,,.,,, !'><rnld """ 111•1111 11"" lildl( ,..or mo11· m lc1 • .all Sum Warn·n ~.:)I! 1,)171\ ••• IC...-n.11 .a ~.n 771fi S rn1ll 111f1n· l'••rf,.1 t '"' :arL,Wl'nni.: '''I v1•·• , 11 Onl11 s;:, p•·r mo 1111.' w,..,, 17th ~I t.;anl.1 1\11.1 fqr 111111 t• 11d11 • .d I f111 I '.111 .ti ,. l 1 I I I I 111 l<.C.'lloll,1 ,JI '1!.if1 I /flt ·17:JN f'ww111111 fll\ll ' II ~··· , ••••• , •• ., t '\It t ,111<111 l)o·'.k 'IMC I 111 111 llC'I UI '>Wl4' \;lt1 11111 lnll'flUI lµ•-..g11 ~I 11cl111 ru> ~j • highly 1111flrlt\l'lf S\!6mu ~'" C:>Lllwy fl'"r.>.ffl(X) 4450 •...................... t'•Jr .. 1on • Ill 11£fw• 'll:tl"' .1 1 n •a.•1on;1hlt· r :al• 500 to 5000 Sq Ft. \t i'~,\ V~;IUH. (>I< l'I.\/.\ ~ .\11 .... 1 \.•·rll1· I c ~I 54S.4 I 23 1.1·:1' S M i\ K ~. i\ IJI· \I. l:!JllJ '-'I IL 111 11.''"'1 l•w:o 111111 In .. ·11unt.11n \! .1!11 \ l'lt•a:.•• c·all f'lwq •I I t11·t n t;!J:ll ~IO O'l...'7 4650 ··•·••••··•············ Large Kiln w11h Slud1c, ml lll'f 1nn ~anl J Ana I k•11Vit.i. :;.111 asllfl ---lllliMu/h•n st/ An..:• ········•····•········· 5005 .........•.••.•.•...... Ff:E or 1.1':/\S I•: fo'rnll'h 1'11ly111:.,.,1 T11h111 Ill OlllPI 1<.l11ncl1o ,~., ... 11 I 1 o 11 I • a v a 1 I ,, I 1 I , · l )!·vdr11~:r., 1111ly ph·a~•· ( lwnt•r • m ll;,w1111 l•lOk 111i: lw fon•11;11 111v1-:.lor:. (' ,, I I :t I l ' u I' 0 t.I t• JUI !l'LI lf7~>1! liquor Licenstt (Jr,Jnj!I' On Salt· $31(,000 Trill l"n·i· 11111111<!.'.2 200<1 1-.I• i:ant i.mull be.July .,alon m \hop ctr La~ :'>o 11,'Ucl Ask m I: S1 :J .500 l'el!Allc-n HJ11 949·757H 'ICMJI> Shop !Iii.th p111r11 , low overhead SM.Out/ + 111~ t>7J~1;i13 IH:1 MAX LIQUOR LICENSE Or:m1w (In ~.JI•· ~,:1.(11141 ( 1111 "~UI' I Yllt' 17 or IX 1'1111 ~) 1•1• 011.IU IZ'il lliUfl (}lotftl•·I OIU'I .,..II I fll Ill• •I I ·'I ,. I v II ~: l. I IH .... T \l 111\:-..IT :smo ''l It ')l •• U lllHI i!l •1:-.., 211', 11..i ·>(wt CUI 1 l1t•ll't1t111I Xf111 '"·•··•· <\ 111• .1111111 l~1w I• 11l 1'.i u 111• lwl11 I llll !'..rll11111t JI! 11111·1' '.f.11 ~/.Y.17 1·v1~, DOG KEHNB. t;n...,1 •• Mt•i.a ;,rt•<t x l nl l111•a11on und j(umi: hui.1 no~ Includes attral1v1· htmw un 1.1r1:•· lot with lol., •11 r11•1111 IQr kt·nn..i l'~ 11.Jll..,.lHI FlOWER SHOP \ t~1mi: hu~1n1"' T••I' 11• ,1111111 111 ll.1lhoa F111• "l11}111 1un1lv to •iwn ,, 1 lt·.111 ,.,, 11 lllL! lill'llll ' • 'Wtlh l.1111."llt' J)t1lt'tl11.1I I ',111 lur 1111e1rm.1l 1t111 u11 Lfk."•I' Nt•wrlf'lrt Nr I' o Mrxl..rn !Jl!HsQ IL , '>lun• urol<' :!li~ICI 11~(11,.,!:ft AVON I ~;1 2J:.H 71 11.Mll • Sunlu!n bdrm & lt vmg r m. was he r /d r ye r . rtfrig. ~15. Call 6'\5·2988 L/\GUNA llE/\Cll MTH INN. Maul !it•r v , color 1V, heawcl JH>ol Ut 1I (714M!H 5W4. (l!i5 No . tAlast llwy $!05. TSLMgmt t:A'rr SIDE· llir, tot.ally redecorated ~ mo. JAf1 00-9412 Maia Dr. 549-2042 ....... •adl 3841 New 1&2 bdrm luxury adult upts an 14 pla n:1 from $350 + pools. tt·11 nL"I, waterfall!\, ponds• Gas for rooking & he ut m g pu 1d. Fr o m San Diego 1'"twy drive North oo Jleach to Mc F ut1d1·n then West on Mc Faddl'n to Sea wind Vl lla"l' (714 )893.51.98 ll11lbua h la111I, l'!llH&ll ~tore. Ilk Ag.ill· /\11.itl nvw {;all tu l>l'C /\1:1 U1'11 lla ha11 lk•arh arc.1 :-..mdw1ch<·1<. gro<'erll''· lit..ocr & wmc'. Cat•·nn1: l'lc· lly ()wnl'r l'r111 1·111111' only "'14·5til!J all tal'M YOr Lease J asmine Creek Condo. • ~. gale, pools, t e nnis , prlv. Ja e . Sl.3X>mo. Call Tanya at 833-1JS7 orM&-5096. IASTIWff HOME 1..Mrwe split·level exec. 3 br. J ba. Pool, jacuu.I, faotasUc v1e'\v. full D nn. rec rm w /pool table 41 run bar. Walk to N. n Tenn1s Club Ii best Cd M Schools . Unf. or part furn. Lse. Avail. 8/1. JWa & ICC. dcp . SJ 150 · mo. 640-2383; 642.()350. PwfectLoc .... Balboa PenlntUla on lllramar. J block to bay "' ocean. • Bdrm, 2 ba, 2 story. Ava ll no w . 90/mo. • Waterfront Homes CIM.400 UJ8'J' 6 ALONE? ~ -wn...s SHOWS YOU THE WAY TOGO ROME CAU.'31-4115 ar, 2~ ha. all a ppl. o.-• d'1l9. a bUr.t to -. Avala. J wy JIUl. .... ,.....MNaa. ..,,_ a BR 2"41 Be. DI' C:OIDIB pool, t eaala. ;::.slit 1". All. OCIWfVIEW ~a.t•aa."" ... tllll rm., .......... -~---...... , .... , ....... _,vtew,fn*,hlde· .... Npt a.t w /mutJ ...... RtlClft It.tat e 11wlmmlftl· tt isn la. yua. lar,ala teH. ltti!Z21. • •.••••. ~-~=-•In *·* ---··rm •-::.1..- North End :.tudau. $275 1n cludc·:1 uL1lll1cs. Ca ll 49'.} 152.t)or 4!f.JJ636. ----Bud\., blk from Victoria bch. $350 1s t mo .. $200 then· i.ft er . $250. i;cc· dt•p Parttally furn. Uul lll(•ld. I 9G3 2527. ----Mawport•ocll 3769 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUMMER RENTALS Dy the week, now •vail. Also Wint.er Rentals No foe. Agent 67s.8170 suut•/WIHTR llHTALS DIAMOND REAL ESTATE ENTERPRISES 645:7573 THE "GOOD LIFE" IUHMl ll i IMt AIN: Social ~IMllel Oltec· IOI • F1ee Su nC11t y &uneh • BBO'• •Par· llCll GREAT MCMATION: Tennie• FtH Lea10n1 U>ro & pro ~> • 2 ..._alth Clubt • S.Une • JecuU'I • SwimnMng • Goff DfrYlng Renge llMIT1fUL. APN/fT • MINTa: 81noie1. I Ii 2 Bedroom• • Fur· nlehed Ii Unfumlahftd •Adult Living• No Pela • Modele Open daily Oto t . Oekwood a.......-.1,...n11 Newpcwt 8Hoft/No. eeo 1rvtne lat,."', (n4) 145-0680' NliajOJt......,.., t700 *" .. C°"9r .. *"' (7W) 8'2'8170 Lower 3 br. 2 ba, Mt>s a IX-I Ma r are a . $1'00. 2 childre n , n o pe t !.. 7S1·2156 ---------...................... . NEW 2 MR twnh."<e, I'• Bu, Frplc .• no pcl11 l!MO Wallace. PIO. ~was 2br. 2ba townbou."e· clean. $360. 1912 Wa llace. ma n a g e r w i.n t c d . 64.> 7:kl0. 1375 to "25. 2 Bedrm, 2 batb. eocld gar., Cplc, laUDdry rm, paUo TSL Mgmt. 6'12·1603 *** o..lt E. Ryab 14541 Linden Av. lrvtne You are the winner of ...... frfftfck.tt ($22.50 value), lo Ringling Dl"Oli. &mumlcBaUe Circus AUIJ. 2nd lhru 13th Anaheim ConvenUon Cenwr Tickets mu11t be e x· changed ror reser ved te8&a Ml the ConvenUon Center ahead of time. Call 642-5678, ext. 2'72 to claimyour Ucket8. ••• Newport Rita. 2 8 R . Larle yard, prage, $395 . MG-7814 WESTIA Y-ELDEH Zll I l:.1dcn. 1-;asl!i1de nJee extra l~e 2 br, 2 bu, dm rm, nt:.-w crpt, $395. Also I br i:ns. l>.lhwhr. newly pwnted, l(arage & pool. Wat.er pu1d Adulb. no J>{'ts. Avail /\ug hl. Mq , MS-5780. 2Br. freshly palntt-d. rl lx urut, $350 m o. Ii.I hl. b-4774 urt 51'M /wknd:. ~ 3Br, 2Ba newly <k•c up· per, clae to OCC. $100 mo Avai.I immed 7S1·9CJ05 2567 Elden·S450 mo. Nc 'AI dlx 20 r lwnhae t.tud10. l 'hHa . frplc. I cloied gar & 1 parkJnR space LI! patio, d lx kitche n . To sec c a ll 979-5009 2 OR, encl gar, fncd yard, $375 mo. Adults. Isl. lust + sec. 796 W. Wilson, 631-l•S. DLX2 BRSUPER VIEW Quiet, nr ahoJM, PIO m o. M1lts. no pets. 675·2345. Z'l>l Pacific. 132:5 Lge 2br, l ba. lndry facll awtar No children or peta. ~L86. VI E W OF OCEAN & CITY. 2 Br. 2 b•. rrptc beam cell. Jacuul. f:ba.fili&rno. C1ll INSTANTIN New 2 br. 2V. bl d\Q)lex. . a. •: •. •. -...1~ 1•'"" rq f\ ..I -: ..... W/fprlc, 6 -,,......,. -"' .-..-.-h,uuary, fncd yd. MN . ~·-· -· .. ·-· al. 2112 ---Ai• ........ dye , MO·IUI evea 6 ---_._... ...... _,.. Jl26 EMla6de I br, amaJI but --•••••••••••••••••• QIQ', newly rtdeeorat.H Cbarm tn 1 2br, 2·•t y natural wood eabata: dupln, lprJe. ulll pd, SJO •. lln. ~y.131172 __. Zaralto. 714/493·11UO. 1\rat 6 leat,, MCI. ditp, DO G lar1•1 lbt. P';'·4Dcbfroat6baek. .,.,..., apt.. pool, rec. ·--·· 1 ---. ma, 7JIW. tah St. -•n•• """"'• 1 Br •P'. lacl. alOve.·· Malta ODb' 80 ,.. •• Ill ru.*- 19r,u rl 111 ......... Oarllt. AMl-oo peta, ...... , . 2 ar. 1 bD + den. encl. 2 CDI' fDl'Dte. aaadtck. •· -. 1181 Clttelt.am w., .• ..,or-.1171 .... ...... -..D.P. tmriiDD. ,.,. • ,,.. • •• l*k).MS.-..11. 2 Br. ocean view, oow crpt & paint. Very clean ! $1115. SG-1 Ul6 or 1133-8911 PENTllQUSE·NO. ENO 2Ur, 2ba luxury apt, Lg t errace, pa no r a mir orean VICWS . Ma l 'M"t' adults. Refercnc·c~ 'No pet s . Lsc $600 m o. *-53117. OCEAN FRONT 2 Dr. 2 ba w1prlvacy, gr eenery. ADULTAP/\RTMENTS Ne8Ued amonR tall pines & ru'>tuog stream:. J'A(;ffl(; WOODS 839-2140 4000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cr11.i>hlng burl & i.uper Room w/k1tchenC'ltO b c a c b . $8 9 5 I m o $72 week & up. Wa t er f ront Ho m es. 548·9756 631-1400 ·----------Beaut quiet home l m 1. 1 BR ocean view. •1, blk fr bch. t,ag. Bch. Room beach. $375. 549-1185 or uvad. lcitch & lndyr pn v. 83J..8911 . + Fa m .r m . $250mo . Spacious 2 BR. laoal rm, ~1294 $600 Mo. Turner Assoc. 194·1177 $D> downstairs. l br unit . hugh private deck, walk Room . Laguna Christian home, nr beach. Slnlghl male. S'lOO + uUJ. Cook· log pri v's. 499·2286. tobcadl. 49'Hi657. Room for rent. Pool, non 1 Ur. patio, pvt stepi1 to s moke r . $1 50 1m o . beach. $450 Lo $S50 mo. 54$-2510 all 6. 4!W-7212. • f\am duplex. Npt. !'ihrs . S M.aL. 30+ need lnqul re. 2br up111.ni, sndk. on l. o.j• --.A 631 .,....., Anns. avail A ug I . ...,. s . ....,,,,.,.,, . .,._,, 67J..4364. evca;. Matutt non smo«e r , Male 1 _..__. ll&l tollharehm1n C M. furn :::;:;:;:.;.:;••••••••• or unlum. 567·9689 2 BR. 2 ba Condo. on aoU Su 1ar .....,. 4200 c:ourse. Laguna N1gueJ. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• For <·a r 1>r s l o r a 1t.-. 5eC"ure, fenced, Npl Hgt:> '15 mo ~ llS!l $60 Double garug<' for i>t.orugc. 119 8tb St. Jlunt. llcad1. Call (213)376-818.5 or (213 )1128-104·5 Sm~c car garage, serure & spacious in Cosla Mesa Complex. SSS1mo. ALSO Larxe dbl gar, xlnt for storage. Pvt entrance Secure CM apt complex llS/mo. 213/796·9278 aft 5 prn. Offk• Rttttal 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S230 UP. Offlce·store. cpts, drps, A/C 17JOI Beacb,H.D.Llle.842-2834 Newport Beach ore /a pt $450. Cannery secllOO. 675-4912 broiler li7!>-H170 Bra nd new bw 1111111• "" Newpon Centn I >r ' II Heady in Novc.•m""r I-111 mJor c•aJI bi!I ti7 l~. 4500 •..•............•..••.. Laguna Hilb 2 AdJ JCl(Ml :-q ft M I u111ts, 111 w bldg. A1C offln· f''t vnh on Mo ulton nr l .. 1k•· J''orest Li.t• by ov. nr 001 lij()j Nt.·w froot i;lrt-et locu11u11, Pork Ir vine BU,111•"•' Center . <t,001 Ml II l"oi lsc1opt1on to huy l'vl Ply. 49-1 4892, 4~1 396/i NEW IHDUSTRIAL UMTS FOR LEASE Close t.o 405, 60:>. & 91 freeways 1600 Stl ft wllh olfi ce 714 189f1. 20JO 4550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '41 .sq ft. 1500 It Ill i.lOrtJ).tt• or a hop. C M o r o J 642·4758 Storllgl' lot-lt•nc('d on 5UXti5'. I blk from Or11na11• on 171.h, C M 075-~5 ------.._..W..t.d 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I MO. REE REMT t;atabli.iihed Ne wp<>rt Oeach full s er vice ex ecut 1ve !l u1le 3 111 · d1v1dual offices now avai.lable. All amcrula~ included in month to m o n t h r e n t al MacArthur at Ja mboree .EXECUTIV~ ROW &NC. 752.7170 Re11p-0ns1ble , w orkanl( w r 1 t .., r 5 e e k 11 o n c• EARN $60,000 + ~·amh'.,., H.11n l'Jrry1111. S)'\lt'm.' WI' m11k1• ou1 11wn & 1ru.t;.all th1•111 on lh•· Job 1;uJrantec bu\11l1·~' Im m n•lerrut:.. l'lu.., lob 111<11 l' bu:..1n e R:>. Mor•· rtJC•m lfJ expand. 1<1!1\1111: 11 II of Oru n g 1• C<J t:-.1ahl1shed bu:.1nc:;· .. 1ivcr [) ycun.. $75,000 :.! tru<·k., and machinery Phuoe 5:'16-772.J <Af l 6pm. Wu nt to Incorporate"' Cahf. Corporntc Shell for s ule . Never used. No debts, no Habltitles. /\II i..lulc fees paid. Co1H SI .030 . sell for $450 7 M J.56..ti6 IO d yi; DB4T AL NACTICE 34 yr ol'I Newport Pra1· IH''' an xl11t F11:1h 1011 blun<l Loc11t100 Modl'ru ecu>C mt & ta:-.tclully de C'Ol'Ulcd tilfll't':.. Newport llarbur Prut. l'raclan• Sules. 700-1007 ....... , .... O,plMtmity 501 s Im. 48U'100. ~ oceanlront rnv, lwc&Hw S.ltet bedroom cotu1e 10 J ....___._ llff b e • c b , f I 1 h n IC New addlUon to suile 180. Olc'ona del Mar °' eoe.w Swap Mm S.le:ii &em.:. tlaw,.._ weekly /mo. Winter "'·" Meea Quicl.ooU esMen Hufic prorltspromotional ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••-••••••••••••••••• r uu service eaec. aui&es ""'°lerii. Small Invest• PAllCMIWPOllT Rtllee,-.:1111. . In Newport Center. 14 tal. Writ~ CIA3'lri4d Ad ,...... Call s:i9-6477 Bacbe lora, I o r 2 New beaut. rear, ocean· 119W olficee la plush aur· nos. Daily Pilol,.P.O. moot. • rouodln11 w /und e r-Box 1560, Co.it• Me,. ...__. ... -s.02s Bed:oom1•Townbowlea tmt. blay vv, 1 br, NB. aas --r -• From.-.~ SllO/wk. Quiet cple p'Olmd ualped park· • ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• Spectacwar apa. total -... lnl. 1"rom •mo. "'" o.tre 1ae1mat o1 taout" c•SH p.a.5y recreation pro1ram , ..;.;.;...;;....-..______ about our move·tn •I· -.a a....&ri-.. for unf"-2·3 "' "' •••• -ALS IOwaoce ..... _.... ... " 2nd le 3rd homeowner rocialpn11r1m .7Po0la,1 -.... _.., ..,___;,Re1_,. .. ,.,_. bdrm w/encl yd for 2 loa n• fu t ... for •n y U!nollcowta. At ll'ublon New prop e rty now ...... ...,.. _,,..,....,..,.., mrt.ure dop . Kave good .1. laland, Jambotee. San avallab\1 OD OCEAN · • ___ <T_l_0_"4_·T_ll8 ___ r e f's for •II or UIS. purpoee! E . terms, pu t NT .. _.. d • · crcidlt no problem. Call .,....Hllla Ro9d. ~ • 2w~•aoara"l~a t or2 Rm atltAla from '75. 751J·9too. U.• .,,..,, Sl.,ve MW ... Noobll1aUon. Bkr 1714t644-1900 ~or. -Y "· 779W.t8lh 8t.Ca11 Tom or can. 955-1610 ALL TH£ FA MOUS l!rud new 3 Br. 2~ bD, lAIWI* charm. Private _IWO-ZllO ___ • ______ Senior cltiaen woma,, 1-------n twnllM, peaoramtc ~tobeach. .-olT Alb 100kin« for ~1111 alK In MONEY AVAILABLE 1.o *-of oca iJ cMy It.I, &..flll¥11eetl.I. 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'fYPESLJTE MOVING l.o.RATfJS 541M451 llaulin«. tnmmln11. yard le 1ar11e clewnul)I> ~.fl2'71 ••••••••••••••••••••••• M•rily11'1 CltoRlnq Sen. With u personal toudJ' , fo'ree -est.~'7 ~O up' !17Ul49 C hr1 11ly & Sun LaclfCIM:.6!19 8ontl~ l~/Comm'I l"'rcc t•»l '79r.Jl2 HOUS~~APTPAIN'£' llEPAfftQ.f:AN HAUi. Ila edea I g lJ>OOST646·1701 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• WOOU, ft·nrh. "atci.. Piil~. r11u.'S00111blc r.ttci. Uall IM7 <IW3 WOOO c..il\T i'.S & f'ENCF-C\ Work "uar , IOl'al n:fi. Gury 4!Y.J 17Z4 .......•.....•••••..... Complelc :.ervH:e & 1111les l\utomHtH· or cr ut ori. . n.-p ua r :.pi•t' 1 a I l y !ttl·OO'M Gca•nilllCJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----Want a HEALLY CLEAN ~ MAIMT. J100Sf.'~ C1111t Gl.ngh11m Weste rn Una led Co . Gtrl. f)ott<'lt. 64S·Sl23 '""'ralor of 12 motel:1 Robin 's Jloustdcan111i: siocoe IWIO is now e"plllld Srvc, for il thorou11taly 1 n g I n lo l ht' cu m · clellll house S40·08S7 mt>rc1ul 1domcs l1c IDllrket Areas ol In ter-esl prunt111((, ra.rpen try , talc. plumb1n1:. ciirpel cleuninn or 111 i.lallawon. Wt· would lik1· lht' Qpporturuty to l11d ma your work. <:ull 543-820tl from llAM·4PM Mon fo'a I Gfft~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Your compleh· 11crv1cc J.g seJectlQfl ol pa~r:. & SUJ)pbe11 67S·8975 MRS CLt:AN m ilkt• 1t t;lcam Aa eh , u11t i-., MnK"I\ 1.1er ~ or aft :.. S49-t372 <.:edur (;rpt C:ll•an'g , :.t.cum s hum1)1)(1, wnllo~ W!>h'1:. rlr wax g. t:rn cln '.: :o.•Jt v He~. C'om 111 Hcu:.1J11abll· :-.1111•111 7!'>18~>1 DANDY OUSTERS Gardcrunic. clcun ups & I In ,,, ... land:-.c apang <.ieor(!l' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wkly or I t1mt-:.l'n VACAN'fS, rcrlli.ili. 11111 i.pcc1ul1ly STl-:AM CAH Pl':T CL l'.i\NJN(; lnoded In~. ..'rl't' ul ~410lj •. lbu11h1 :,.15. 71f12 OIJ'l)Cntry. fench•K & roi.r •Vl::RY IJJW l'Ht<.:t:s• on lumbcuJ)t: m:.unl ang. f\IOJ0btoosu1I l'upu Ctarr 631 ·4264 Tht-Movpf'l!! Cll·unani: l~iorl(e ~>'lU :ttll !> St:ll adlc ate ms Snvace 1'roreM11un:.b . 1)4<! 5678 wcll l..,hah S'lli 2.1~•:i Mn11d1 I f ............. . ....... . u •• ., .. ..................••• Brict. ttonr. b6ock work. tile floon. concrete pallo1. walka. drive· ways F'ree eat John llowlee1UAl111. reaaonw MS-lSJ ble riale i>. <:id l ~·11 Uw.a\:clean· Solid masonry, brick Ula. IMMtl6 woril, SUG IQ ft, Call afters~~ Remarkably eHec:luial 1---------- sea1oncd lady lo or· ....... gan1ze It cleuo your •••••••••,••••••••••••• home. Noteworthy re· Local moving & hauJm.:. I e r e n re lj • A u d re y . f'reilO'at. ctt1ce i.uppl.aet., <W"r·L00or759·11128 hOu5ehold goodl. & t'OO· SUSIE'S clean.Ing service. Thorough, 1 tlnM!, wkly, mnthly. 751.7368 U»nplete houscclcunin~. $3 hour. H.ellablc After 4'>1D, &46 3430. ..... ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOUSETIHDERS A IJ'OOP of local lt!ach•·r& Wl.11 care for your homu whale you iln.' away. Ph oo.&61Gt'" <! 11t.rucl1on cl..-anup11 . Reuon11bll' rulti5. Call ltJ6.~ moml.ng.s & CVel' OK. ...... Stnlus ••••••••••••••••••••••• uve-111 n~i.og or comp»· n1on $4CM4S da. <iood rw. 213/;S34-'7G4 I P.WiM;/PtiperifMJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• DA&L y PILOT M .. , .... ~....... ....... .. . ........................................... _ Paint.laa lnt/l!:let. Quallly Uldlt up your wlodowl. WOl"k • -rmteriel. fr"-e w1beaul 1tauaed 1JIH11 llt.ia~. M&-1212 ~n•. overlay tl.5 aq ft. '44Hm7 1nl Paanl ~ wallpaper. Qu.aJ work. reu. pr. f'ree wt. SI.eve 54'7-4281. to•or dpainl,calJJlm .... a..._ ······•••eJI'•••••······· All lcvcls·sly le11·a1tcs OebrteUa Studk>/ Mu•lt: Acron fro• NHllS &6-·:m3 T•vtU....,. • •••••••••••••••••••••• Clarence'• TV. Local Ml'VIC\t. Good refl , ft.tlnbl races. •.95+. 951-1088 U>1or TV Serv Spec:11tli1it. all brandi., duy1 f ev.,s/wkndi. 846-IM8'1 ·----Trets.r.ke ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ProC tree tnmmm~ & re Neal patches & twxture:. moval scrvm:. f'rt.>t: Cl>l FmlST. 19J..143t ~98.1-96.161\M ---,..,., ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plu.mbmi< repair. Sf)t'~. an remodelin~. copper rt·· 1>4pe. fo'rcc est. Top llat Pluntl>u\~.S37 ·31!M Tlllorillt • •••••••••••••••••••••• f)-ee Tnal Lt:sson. (;rod teacher. exp. Rending, malh. Prcnch. fts n.bl. Loral tails r eturned 67J.a>IJ ----We 're only 12. but we do 1t T-'--SerYice lx."ll4'r. Frt.~ usl. Visa/ Jr-"JI M(.;, llc/mMIJ0t!MJ_:,1_'79 c:;;;~;;;:.::;;:·~:::r~ •••..c• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pf:l'ERS PAINTING Jo;xpr '(j Hca:. llr•l•·' f'ree 'E~l. Call Gcn1· S&-045EI --Pr=·-· Pru( palllUOg. Ext & ml •••••••••••••• •• ••. •••. 1ypuuc. term papers, n· 'ju m 1:s c t r . Louise llal(an. 642·7'..!21 ltolaerbCMt .....mw;. AalOCicfts, l.ec. lnw homt"OWn~ rnt .. s 675 (Y..i&! T Tra~samenoa L...t.capinq .•..................... t.uro11can L:tndM'illJl'I Tu11 work ...... 1 r pr11•f' HAl(i. 644f.41i7 ldy~I CVe' lllJt.ottllm" & rettova1111~i. 1.µnnklcr'I, nt-w tuwn,, l,lril l'lt!:tn up Ua Vt' i; l2-4H5:I or Hud li'1(i Ml! I ......_,, •..............•••..... llnckwork Sm.AJI Jobi. N4>wport, t;oo.ta M~11 & lrvllle. f.i7S.3175 c:vt~ Selling .mylhmi: with ,, Daily J>alot Cl:t:.111f1(-cl AcJ t' a !'>lnlJ>lt• m:.it11·r JUSI l'Ull Ml 51>"711 Low rutci.. Rcli. fo'rcc Apartment & <:om men cal l'5~5'J64'78}.~438:!_ P ropl'rly M...:mt C'o . l'a1nl10J(. INT I EXT ~l. honest. r<'u' . 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""1 t' ltl-1 Sptc:idi1in9 in 2ndTD1 642-2171 545-061 CASH FOR TD'' .\1n·n1•1an Mort ~17 ;1:11 EQUtTY LOAMS lJ l"fU 110' • CW i\Pf'flf\ISl\L SJ!.{) + 6 ptJ; .it 1:1·. 1111 540-1433 r.IJNEY AVAILABLE :!NOTO& !-IWING LOAN!'> l!l(J'l::IU;.')TONLY <Jlt t-'\JU.Y AMORTIZl':ll Le~· llerilty H fo:. lln)fter. ooo 1vr,1 4!0'~ YI 1-:Ll> • N1·1·d ~I0,720 . a.ii Makl' Uryonl, 114 4fl'7 30(J'J ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PENNY PINCHER ABS Oii.YR !)f'll 11ny 1l m or co"' bluuon ol Items '°" S7!J or 1... with • Penny Plftt'.falir Ad 3 llntll for 2 rt-.-c:uU \'e di ya P.11 ell tiddl(lolUll Uni' I• flO" for .-241ap..Clltlr111.1C NoC'Of'll"'41f'C'llll •d• l'M more 1nrurm•U1111 and l4> 11~ your •IJ c-all 142·5&11 ••• Demis LCh..,ell 11111 Mur~1·1llt; Or I lunl lllJ.(l•lll u .... ('h I \ llU ,JI t' Ill<' Wtnf1t•1 •if ttlrtt frff tickets IS'.<! :.o vulu1•1. '" 1!1111:11111: llrno., IL1111um & lll11lt•' • '11 I' .... 1\111' :!ml th1'11 t:ltl• 1A11,1hl'llll ( '1111Vl·Ol 11111 ('1·nt1·r 1 1·k1·1 .., tnU">I lw I•\ .111).(•·il I •11 r1•i.t-r Vl•d • 1l~ 111 lh1· Cunv~n1111n (jnti·r alwud or llml' (Jll ro11t·p;1rt lll4'1ll 5300 ..................•... FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 64Z..5671 l.n.t or f'\nd a pct? Cull An Im 0 f/..-s s I Ii l II n c C Lcal(U('. s.\..Z273, tlO fCC. -. F'OUN D \tutc puppy upx G fl'l'J!S. v1clnaly of Newport "-11t , Hunt tngton J.tcnch~ks like Samoyt-d. (;ul'!f;3 L856. l'®™J vii;. Uol~weHl & 111-11, II. U bl•'t( mule G c r m o n S h c h t• rd 8'17 (l.l)4 I, o Kl . N o r w ()! I u n Hkhound. M. ~ll~otry w/blk fucc. SpnnJt~le 4' Mcfo'addc n. R ~"rd !Q..7039 -'-LOST Walkle·Ta~1e pnv1t1.: fr~uency ~I neaa r8dio <Look• Ilk~ police unit.) Brand na Redl·Com, blk. V Brookhunt/Baonln HB . 7 /17 \ 213.m.JDn1•·• l.20'l. I 11r.t ~ml gry whl '1'11bhv l'Jl. w hrn rh·a 1·r1llu r, vw C;1bnll11 SI. (':vi li41, :'ll:J Hi·w:trt.I l't>UncJ l'ar:ikt·•·l Y11· IJm\ l'rk art'J. I r v !'>:>!! fi'i!17 l,C~~l' I lx•11:1· t '111•ku1ic111 I' I wltth' r111-cl •.t 1111x M Vat· NtJ,IUl'I & /\Jana 1 <!2 ""'" 1rn :l<\!11.1•1r1·1fi7!1 to .. l from va,11• ll11n1la f lllurrsi f1·mult• 1·at. Wl!Y 11111nc·ot whall' 7 :bl "'r ' t' n d I } I\ II .: l' I llEWAl<Oti40 2032 Ok hrn hlk llurm1">t' cal 1o; l11il W/Yl'll ow t'Y\'K & rlt.·a oollar Owner as hcurl hr u k t• n It 1• w a rd 1Wr'7323. SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS <i1<1ll11I Mou..-.t• Blamµ Urandy 111\YofMIGS I m rcully wornecJ <1b<iul tho:.l' n1•w Hu s:;aan plant'l> an (;uh.1 Th.11°!. ;111 we ncc·d a HAY 11r MIGS VtlUlld Puppy klk Lah rn1x. approx fi """. n .. -cJ 1·111tar So 11 U Ir nut ClaH™'tl . t-'ri·t· l,o 1((1()(1 homt' 1)64 4~K t-'ou11d Jlro;1d1, M a r11• Cook 644·71ti2 day:., tn>614!i eves. ... oond Sm m31t· doJ! Short grey curh•y h;ur r:.ng l'U r :. lie Lull ~. hnHalJ 5150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• O.C. AIRPORT SECT'Y & ESCORT •SERVICE• Spec1allztng an bus 1 ncs11 me n , re11 1de n l~ welcome. 739-5241 24HRS. MICHELLE'S •OutcaN• 111\M <!/\M !4:1~ :n~'' •FOXY LADY* Olf rt'.ALLONl.Y •972-1138• PH .. ;<;NANT., Curing CUlfulenlJaJ l'llUO,t•lfnC: & refr.rTIJI. AbortJun, :it.lop lJ\JO & kl'i.'J>lnl( AJ'(;i\fU; !'>17 <!.}1;:1 Lilldo & Vicki •Owtcatl McnMCJe • f.or tM Fua of It 24 Hr 115-7313 fscort &/or Model Crank tl up with Kally Kat, Ta mie. SuJ(ur. L1v1· ly, lcCl.lrol. TOMMY'S Of" NEW PO MT 042 LS71 7 101'~ GnatC~y ESCORTS 21 hrs Gil f.O I HO MC/VISA hflaftd Service1 5360 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Golllg 1in busm1·i-..., Inf". Huvc run C.:1111 Trnv~uni.: Scrn •l:trac:.. llr!'f1tJ11 . ~·7:'.'163 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kmderl(ilrten reJ(astrntmn 11> n'1w in prol(rci.i. at Thl· Gerb•·r C hildren:,, Ccnl<•r Wl• offer u s tall' cert1f1cd Kinderl{arkn ~ram aneludanl( rnuth & readmg readanes:-. Ht 1.1vit1cs. Afternoon t·haltl care provided. <.;:.II ror anlorma lion. 640.882CJ 7075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Experi e n ced legal 11eert1.ary dcRtrei; lem porary work Aul( 13:31. Npt /CM area. Oys 213/244 ·0123 . eves Zll/353-5821 Ener~.111.g Mi\SSAG E lbbJames·l.lc Mm1seur Non·s mokertdrlnker. OulcaJ19·11. 494·SI 11 European cook for I or 2 --adult.I. bve·in. 661·6.'iOll s.lrtlllalllHder un5's. El Camino Roal San Clemente; ~lly lie. ~or Appl. 4~·7296 COUMl'RY GIRL •ESCORTS• at 111'11 071 1513 LANA'S OU1'CAJ.L IOAM·2AM 7U·<Mia Therapeutic maaaeae by llc'd leebnlclu . NU. ~ 3:lf0.9PM S.·21JJ7 *** a....a.a-ao Engl111hman . Malurl', married, seeks llvc·an posit.ion. Exp'd JtOurmcl chef, local refs. Ava11 im· naed. John 840·»!0. Matur<'. reliable, active rnttn with refs 84.'t'kK tern· _porary wor~ 642 0012 Practical night nurse, Urnder lovln1 care. pvt ~. exper. w1cJderly, P•lm Springs r efs. 731..4181 ~'!~ ..... !!!! hu I l/C•Jt••r ..... t.o.t: 8lk Penlan Cat,1 lold er•. bm nee ~lar. \'1c on.a. H.arbor View Ula, CDM. R•ward. M)..IJOI 111211 Juminfl Ave . foun&al.o Valley You are the wtnoor of .............. (fD.,IOvaJut), to IUllOa18l'OI:. Do )'OU like ~m solv· Int. dNil work ln •busy data·~ environ "*"· We 10meone lo b•lance 6 edit Cllltomer' Input • com· .-.r reporta who h., aome boollkNplng/ac· COlmll:D1 or DP bac:k· p-ound. Some Cuatol'Mr CCl'llk't by phone. Tuea thru Sat . Xlnt co. '*"""'· Call penonnel lor~apjlt. SAFEGUARD f'OUNO: Fem German Sbepherd, 50 SO I b•. tan/btk. wht forepawa, 7 tn. vtc BnNMhH)' Sbop o.n..t, JIB . .., .... ----rOUNO: Sm. '· ell. GNJJW-.1y•Uow. Bra, n. eollar. In. m.awa. a.mum Baile)' Circl.ll Aul. 2nd u.ru lJlb Anaflelm Convention Center la mual be ex ad ror r••erved at u. eonv..uoa •ht•d ol lime. • .,., .. ,. 2'71 to 10'0' t.ld&N. \ * • .,, I \ .8UlllHl:m 8Y9TltM8 o.taM ... .... l\(;<.;OUNTIN<: t 'f.11,llK µurt lam,. ~u11 Tu, .. , Ila I ho ..o Y ;, d1 t I' 111 t. b7;}.:f,J!'J l\n'li,: llkk1)f1j! Tl•.M 1'0 lt1\ ll Y twi:1i.1n tticlity t11 w111 k 1111 \l.1n<1U.' olt'l'<IUlllllll( & l1•1<Jk l.1·1· p1111: ,1 ~-.I I! fl 1111'nh W11rk rlm11• lo your homt· 1\1·1·11~ l'lnk'. hflokk1•c1.11•1,. a t 1·01111 tunL' an· rweded thru1111t Oran1?•· (;uonty. 'all U!-1 ror rfl()rt• mformlllton Rol>t.' rt II u I/':. occounhmpl i:ro No Broallwa) ll:nJ, (.;oldwcll Uanhr llldJ: , S:inla Ana l714J835·4 I 03 ACCTS PA YAILE CLERK /\ <hvcr:11r1ccJ p11111l·rt y mn"-rompany '" !.Ct·k lllj( .i. :.ha111 utTl' 1>:1yu l>le cll'r'k Ill 11:.:.1'1 I h1• conl n1l11·r w lht• l'lllll ptiny hooki-. 11.r y roll (iooc:J puy & ht·111•f11 , c '.111 or ~·ncJ r~:.uralt' 1•1 l!l·v tG7-8711 ALTA PROPERTY MHwT lb'T..!I lluJf' I\ Vt', In 1111· !£!714. i\ct1v1ty !Jar<'• tor , hc1•n:-.{'cf Goofi 'alarv . bunefit..., N B arc•a S.::n<.I rtsumc tu c.;1 a~111r1t'tl AcJ 112118, 0 111 ly Pa lot, I' 0 &x 15GO. (;o:.ta M <~a. (;/\. !J'.!f;.!(j •ACT1tfo;SSES1/\('TOHS All u~1·:-.1 ull typt•, No l'Xp nt•t· "S I\ M " an t1•rv1cw1ni: now. Our rllcnt~ huvt• w11rk1•1I "ll1wky II". "C:utdtl' & 11W! Ooiwr". "Lady In I~" w/llolX'rt Conrail. "Wri .:It• y 's l>u u hll· nunl", lie Disney Studio:. •Anyone anlerc:stcd an Mov1cs1Tclcv. ca ll "S.i\.M "l()duy. Sm fee 1714 I 778· U81 e"l 9~. Add lo your Income with p-t wortt m curly /\M L.A. Times home ck livery routes 11va1I in N.W Qlfita Mt'!lll lie S t-: llunl. Bc:h. l.>ependahlt• car a must. 2'.-'J 3 hrs dol ly. S»0-$425/mo. <.:all 546-4481 or 964-4982. - ADMINISTHATIVI': AS SISTAN'T Pubh'!hinl( <.:o po11il100 Wtronm for ad vanccnwnl, cordanatan" royull)' 11tml11, t yprnH. banking , ln voicinl(, p h o n c 11 . 1· o n l a r I w/publ.lc. 1'700 mo. C7MI 097·0t.a0Sberry ----.-------AIDE · Pre-school ror af i.noons.. 3 to 6pm $46·2550 AJDES-for elementary llCbool pl•Y •round. 2 pollllcn open. IJ.12 toe. l· l :alM w/2 bra. for l&mdl.945-51'71. Alarm Company needs trainee atrvlce pel'IOn. eledroo!c bad11round ~. 239 For•l Avt . l..epN Be_•_c:h ___ _ What )'OU call Cl~llled to place u ad, rou're •• 1ured or a rrlendl7 welcomt and btlp In ........., your ad for tlea ::r:,:H· C•lt Now l Amw.nnq Sttviu 1•11x 111wr.11 •11 .. f111 ,, I 1•f<•11lllllf I' ,1 rp, Wt' I 111 J: \1•1 \IH't' l'Xf)l'n l'lll'Cd Ill wlll 1 r ;1111 Fu II 111w• ''' part t11n1· 'hill • ol\ ;111.1 1111· lb\'> .tlt•·r111r1111 1•111•n111i:' 1Jr i.:1 a111· vanl Mu't tw ablf· 111 v.111 k ·~11111• w1•1•k1·111I' I \'J11r11t .~ Wplll rl'ljUll t'll '1.111 \I ,.,, hN1l'l11 ~. av.11l11hl1• l'h·a'1•1·.tll Mon 1-'rt l'a:.l1w11 hl.111tl .11 l·.1 (;\II 17'11 <.:u!>l u M c !..1 .11 t' ,, 673-1100 t-: 0 1'. APROPOS UDO ISLE TOWN &COUNTRY SHOf'S I\ , .. I n l' 1-: u r II 111' a II Ucstl(nl·r &ut1qu1· " ... CC k I 11 It il l\ I' f I 1 II I: man.1~er & addtlional :,t:.irr Salury •11HJ11. Cdt Fre 547.3925 1\1"1' MANA(; l·:H For :;r, u111l~ 1 n C11:.la Ml'!'>.1 1'.1qx:r 'tl 1·•rn11I•· WI fl' h k k JJ I! I' X II llu~h:1111I ma1111 . •·i-11 !'all fi l2 :;(17:1 or 1:.!1:11 ~'l:K'1I i\l'r M/\.Nl\C:EH lur :i:i units, I h1 cad1, 1;;,rd1•11 t:ruvr· Ex 1•-ncm·•'l1 •H1I}' ~!.:, 0177 i\rch1tc('l, 1.ll'rm.inl·11l, lull tame, IJutltl1111t e11cr1:y UJUtl)'hl :! :1 Yr:. (•xpcr 11reh1ll•l·ture1 t·ni:anccr mg 0Ha1·1· or 1h•1:n·l· or rombmat 11111 t•:ner1:y eon.-..·rvat1011 c.'om.ultmi: Send rc!.Uffil'. Malrorn l.cwii-. AM•<K' . 2'..!f) l'u rk Av1· , Lal{una lll'arh. !.0'~1 AsslstM•a~ llunlanHton •kal'h :ipt bldl( Mu st hav•· main ll'nam•e t'X pf'rat•ncc & »b1hly. 4:lc 45 t yr,. SaJury + apt. 521~1. Allraclave fun lov1n11 v1vuclous sinl(lt.' 111ill~ from ~·30 able to travel. Good puy. ncxlble hrs. 'T'ypu1JC exp. <.:all for 11n appt lirmda. 8!M· 756:1 AUTO CARRIER n1·1·d1•d t'\lt'lllll~'>. 1"11! fld1 l ~11i N1:1. ll;,11,1 l't (' .1 I I Thi· lt1·1:'" t •· r ~illl l)Ml AUTO 1-.t.Jo;("f l<Wll\1' (l\.l:th(t'tf. ha:-!• I I 11111 OUS.'>llJfl 1146 1690 Alll'OM< frtV f., WAHTED! l•:x11t·r11·n1·r·1l pa1111t•1 ' hl'IJ.ll'r 1111 11111mrl 111· uler.ha JI 111 <.:o:. t ,1 M l"!> .1 Mui-t 111· l.1~l & lhuroulo(h . •·i1pablt· ul hlol·k -.;m1hn1; &. paantani; Jam'> Salt1ry ~ 00 rhr Mr•d1t·al. 1111 tacal & dCfllal an~urun1'\' prud In rn EM·t·llwnl 111> µorturuty af you 11uahh <.:all u:u 4<13<!. Ji>k lur Jitl·k&Jtry EarM Ike h111ports l!ltl6 Harbor lilvd CC~IA M .. :.<;A Atn'OM<TflVt-: • DULEttSHIP POSITIOHS! OrnN!l' County i.imwth 1 1· q u 1 r 1· s II () W i\ H U lltt•vroh·I EX I' ANSI ON' I tl1"H \ •l11 l) 11111• lA.'4'hnll "'"'' i! N1•W I Ill J.:t'I 11'.lrn,I l'lt"''>·•nL w11rk1111! 1·1intl1l1•1n·, an 01 .111 ..i1· County i\1ri10rt t·om1.1wx l-:x1• pay. bt·ni·f th Opp fur adv:.ncem1·11t. S.C·t· S..rvart• MJ.(r. ul hu~y HOWARD CIMvrolet Uow & <.~w11 I Sts N .. :WPOHT h.t-:At:ll -- 1\lfl'OM<rrtV E PARTSORIVH Must b1.• 18 yeurs old, hJve vahll <.:ahf dnvt•r " lacen.w & ~ootl dn van~: rt.'t.'Qrtl Apply an 1x·r~oll ask ror Wally. MEWPORT DA TSUH 118>1 Duw Strt'CI Nt.."Wl'(JRT Ut:At.:11 Auto Traru. Shop lookan.i '°' quaJHaed Jl('roonnel. a48·2288. --------Ollby:utter needed tor yr old girt. i:ast Bluff a r(•a of Newport Oc11ch. Cull aft 6, 64().0037. MOT1CE • O.by!i1t Want. 10·14 dys mo. Lovln.c mature wonwn. COM. 644>·0810 how Dally Pilol Class· illud ads displuy their met\SllJCl!ll with lcalb1fily and 1mpa'1., Our ads. we un-proud l~> :1uy. really Jtel res ullii . l'hone 6'2·5678. r ............................................... .. I ,.. es.I / ''· '~ } ' ·-. Businessmen 1 I I/ you ore doln11 i bu ~•neu 14ndtr a i f'tc 11tlou11 Rua1ncu Name II(* arl' required t>u low , IJUll,,.,., ond Profea111ona C#. ~c. 17000 '" 179:«> 1 ,,, /1le a 1"11• (It 1011• Bu1lne,u Nomi' Slot1ment ond hove ii publMh~d /or fOllr Cl>n3t'CUtltlC wetb WF. at the DAILY PIL.01' con Mlp wtth both CoU lhf UCAL. Df:PAHTMENT or 642-4321 Ezl. 332 tor furl Mr '",.,,,..,'°" · a. .............. -..... ----·-·.-• .,. 8aby111twr to wntch 5 yr old da1.1$1l\lcr. 8-S !XI Mon fo'rl, own traru.. {)56·2'153 aft6. HAKER, exp prc•r Wall lram. Apply an 1wrs · 705 t:. llulboa 81, Uulbo» 91lm-Spm_. ___ -- Banking TIU.II MEW ACCOUNTS Part Ume permanent. lypl•J requ.lred. Wiii comAder t.rai.nee. Call for app't, Jo•D llanellc, --· Muwat S.vinp 6 Loan SJOC..minode EllteUa SllD Clemente F.qual ()ppor Emplyr &aftkinltML ,. .• Newlloc1. Otflce l'\alferlon 8avtn11 ff to.a ......., fW.I time ....... ~.l)pina rtquir Hwpm . 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Svt· co. typani:, 10.key. t'/T, $1 slart. 847-1111 --------DOOKKEt:PEH / l\S· S IST.ANT-Parl t ame luiltk1~·111·1 ASSISTANT fo\Jll 11m1·. "''I' 11111 11•••· 1-'urm;tl l'llU< ,1111111 Fu1 "''"' 1-.111 BOOKKEEPER F /C Thr·u l111a111·1.tl :,1 ;111· 1111• 11 I • t' ,, 11 II 1• I l ) 1;73 T.fl'.! Uoc:b South Coast Pina job ooooriultities. .1111u,~·lc1·1·11111 J.: lull II.• JJ;.trt llflll' , lA.11ilt.' 11111& 11o11 l lllllt' 1Salt•' JKh tl111t1 11111 /1. f1'1r1111111• XJnt OllJll)rllHlll \ ltlf h i 11 dt.'flL' & h1111ww1 vl·:. ,.,,II m IA·ndah 11111•11•11 A11 ply lllJLl.O< '" ~ :t:t:J:J llra ... 1111 ( 11'1 a ""'·' l It <'.tlf ri!t11 f•1l It ~· (lj\ hq1111I ( >1111111 l·.111pl1 I IUSPERSON St.•rvwr• ..,~ "' r·m I 11r1• l-•itun.1 11111 ... 10\ \I •l '\I Oppt v Im .1111.1111 r·1111'11I (~1111111 ·'l'l'I >Kl ,1111 l'/\NllY u11·1·~.ll '"'I' l\pply 111 111•1" 10:1 I. II.ti IJ11.1 U I ll.1 11111 ,, <!pm 11151111 t 'un·1·1 C 11111111 I111111' I•·• 1•x111·r 1w•r..,.111 wh11 •·11J11\' van1'1 ~ 11,,, i.:•1011 I' 111111, :o.kalb, lalt 'h111lh,11Hl /l.i I .1 Jtl.MJill 111 ):.lfat/•'I l \tlf 751 '1!•11 (';arµi •1111•1 11111· It 111.111 t'XJ)l•n1·1111·11 111 l1.111111a. Musth:.\11'1•1111. ,:,·1 i 111 1 t 'Nilll .. :H t't.l·.111\ 1·~ 11t·r lo ~ork p:n I I 1111t• 111 l'tlM ph.11111 .1• \ tall Mr.. ¥1111111: ·" .,fit '·" .. lnr 1n11•rv1Pw CASHIER Jo:Xp pref 30 '10 ha ~ IJt'I w1c Sat /Sun ;1 11111'41 ·•IJV ly Ill po•,-., l\r·1 Ill 111111.1 lfardwurc" <!"~; ll.11'1l11r 111.<.:M <.:ASlllElt lull 111 11.1rl lartll·. a1>ply 111 lll'r:.or1 Crown llardwart'. .11111 t;. t:st llw y. Cd M Kam lo lpm. Accounts l•---------rcc .. hlC t1J>in11. phones, ll'n kc•y, \.'xpcr. only . Marl n l' ll urdwur{' Manuf. Pay t·om m . w1rxpt•r . G h erry•'. 1142 6506 IOOklHPH "\111 rlwr~t' mull• bclOk~ for t op prop. m~11t. &1().0123 HOOKKfo:EPEK Part tJme for Ortho·Denl11l 11r· f1ce. N. U. Two •,. days per week. '42·312111_. -- BOOKJ(l!:lo:PER Vouna eoer,elic female boc*beptt. Ac:counUn1 b•ck1round. Non .,.,......c.11-... IOOIJC•• Ouil'-l1nl Polilkln in • phyalcian8 office . .All boc*Jceeplng runctlona, PQJ'Oll. bll.Ull1 • rotltc· t.1011. Salary com· men1urale w /txper. a.act Rick Rayl ('71• I -··· C~HIERS UTOTEM MARKETS Upc·nanl(s now uv:11l,1lili· for full llllW "'"''1.1111 m.tru.6(cr11 un <!nil & :Wd. shafl. No l'Xf,ll.ln1·111·1• ""' We trum Stort 13 111111 84 per hour Advlint·1•nw111 opporturuly for rnanttl!i• rrw.int positions lo $.S.50 per hour 1f quahf1cd t'or more lnrormatlon & 111 lft'Vlew ao to store K2 u I 30009 Crown Vu lie). t..aauna Niaucl. 400 l'9!lO ot calJ 714 /$37-tMO. Equal Oppor Emplo)lcr CHAUFP'l'AJR 6 olhtlr clWes. Cota.a atudtnt ... hn. per 1'ftk. u.,. fl' e¥eDial drtvlna. v.,.. plea.ant Job. Pin&~ .mty \Jmt avail. Nut .,.eatMCle, lood dl'lv tna rtcOf'd. • Callt O. l. .,, + dark I UI l re q.artcl. Non 1mo1Lec, -........ to •&art. -a.... ....... . . I IMIW I• JIN IMIW 0 • 7100 MiAatW..eM 7100 ..... Wal~ 7100 ~.................. ~.................. e.-.i-......................................... . !t• .. z .. ~ ..... ?~~ ~? ... ' .. ~ ..... ?~ !t~ .. ~ ..... ?~ '!ri;'"~.:!.'=l~ ':*~~·=•!:'i i::..rvat1on1 A•· ~:.t.o:'.:~.:Zt QM--llimll.Olt. a.la: ...... ~• Dll_, • ..taaM .... r.._uhtd All ottlet worll w /a nationwide ••••an\/Pront Duk to I.am all pb .... of Near Ho•i Hoao ltal. I • ... LI INll... ,.... t. -...: ~M .,..._ ~ ~It • d .. l I• a Io r I • d • .-. n.uc. co. W•...a a.tit. W. Moa·fft. X&et ..-CY optraUoo. If you Seeretanal ex pr. nee --. ll llaa;at ...._ Na. 4lra,.le1 Hfpllu. .......,......_ ~., ap-a flt clerleal ,.non N9wport leach ioe. Call ... rttiNd OC' wOC'k 2Dd Medical otflce 0 , -... --. ... ,~.,. ~•I , ~ ~·· lalary opM. w~ ......,.., bl&· forappt.M5-..,ex\.520. 1hilU1avaaJabletowork perlenct dealrcable . ...._ __. . ........._ ...... ....._ . .._ PMOf Olll--•*'· Utplal blltrd pref d. approx. S hra between Send l"""'wriU.n leV"r I.I.I----O D I •lat t..nettu. Ml·Wl HOlJ8£CLEANERS aAIUsnoon ca11Mf.4411 ,.,. • ., ........... IT• 1 .c . V•••111 r .. • 1-------· 1 :30·5 to uran1t In· Cante. Ptr. TOpS ~ . llOd NIWM to P.O.Box r::.._ 9n; .1 .......... , ..... •*m'IAI** ~.rio&-11/F, OlNGHAllGU&L or 818. Su0Mt Beach, CA O I y IL a. a 0 a ..... .... -ewer II fW LA .......... = • M5-11ZI LEGAL SECRETARY _IDMZ ______ _ • -.....:tr= .Ti•t1 la .N••Cll ---·' """' o..al Ofnot. Pt·Ume. awlenainl & exclllnl ~•• ••-y ~ -----..l. lala. Need --... ll'DCL Wotll Sat, Sun •+mo. No cbUdreo. dfke. Newport c.e..r SALISM+..M =? • .. • ~ ~ -El ,!~ .....,.,&. _,...,..: :--..; i';... h ci:;: DO typtn1, malb bck· HOllS£K&EPER • Uveln potlUon rib pneral law --_-n. •=*'= = ..... ~,_ Oo/LA -~ liolldaJa o~l • H.e : Sotalu apeaJdn1 OK Mlrl.2ynexper. ?SWpm Expr'd ln Orao1e Coun· I :-t...~•I••• allla. __.... --• ....... _ . H.B. area. •41·Sl77 s·• ty. X!ot comm. P\IU or E .tE...., ---. !Jll"lll!I""•-lap. Cal.lla.I aow t ·--......, · .. ary eommeD1urate. I p/Ume. Jleaullful oltlce.. - ;.!!:· ,_1111 '191 .... tun •CTM,...,mm M. We Oemral wflk1lls 111 exper. Diane Newport H arbor -U• Hit, K11a•ded MW t..a.d IOI' "Put HOllEMAJ(oDa HOUSEKEEPER MMZU. Profoaslonal Practlt• __.. 6 .. _ 1:1111 RleW. ••"" •PP'Y x "'' .,_ .. "Lo¥e At nnt ... ._ ___._,.. 1 r1 .,._ -.. ft M• M ... _.... ....... ...... 1a,.r ..._ .. "llocky II", Sm llONEYI .-.. or P va~ re LEGALSECRETARY . to Sale879G-2907 .. CMLa.... '" ii .__.., • F il ...,.. • ......,, QPle Call Ith ftllbUll..Uc IDdivtduala aort. Exper. ft n on part.ner requirements Medical Asa1s tant. Back 0...U. ..... ,.r 11 .._. ~~~.,....... yr. ·Nm comm. to 12.000. uper. Full-time o r X I n l . l Y PI n IC & olface. steril(• t~chnlque. ~ ........... .;, __ .. ,__ over • -· b)' Tbanlu{CI v l n a! wknda.E.O.E . 419 N. Ct1l II h 0 rt h. n d . 8 u l 0 x all1UIOI -.... Ill -,..._._ DCNTAL. ORTtlO D•monatntc toy11 " Hwy. Laguna Beach lypewnter exper d e21ln U°me ·r ay. typin ~ ~ 11ad _.vlftal ..... + ~-= :=! <Mnddlt ... ta1 K l> A. f'IM rood S.rvke. IJ'ilJ Is jPl\a Comotec.e tralnanit. 714 /494-8521 call Elaine ble. S.A & Tustin areu 548rol=j o/f1ee. Npt lic:h ....... IO ,.....,. _. llllr_-4 .. ,. wk f'll;ptr pnJf t'UU or pal\ cowiter work "'911 • No deliverlnt or collect· Xlnt. salary com m. with ollmatH of alllt • OMl"'9Pw•nrirl&>.pt. um. Huu~lfial aru p/Ume Call173'1"20r 1na. Need c ar. Ci&ll HOUSEKEEPE R -Live 111b1l1t y & ex p e r c*YIMw. lodultria1 • tirW........,.aPfil. Xlnt opportunity. IAllY 1u NtMport Pklr. 714·551·5346. collect to ln.rm&board +salary 7141973,2137 nlopmea&a • .atUH1 THI .._.1ILD trvt.w *'°771, an 1 • NH · aeeline". xtnl w1children. mature .,...._ 6 to .-form ..., wttndll.~_ · Gifta's Gadaeta . "Our & dependable. Sunday11 L1ve-1n hs kpr. 5 d ay:. ut1MlJ iovettit•Uoot 6 A91M!l.. FIOURE CONSULTANT 2llU\ Year." off. Tustin Hills area week for elderly lady c.aJc.u.late eal'Ul qMAA• ...._., o.nal froat °'fll!\l. ~\all wanled. Will train e n· Mn. Uasoer 731·2080 or SJC. Also. I for 2 days · titl•. ~v .. loe ea· IJIJIJ7M161 U.me. exp rc:"rctd but thuila 11 tt c mature GBBALOfC ~. week.~6635;661·0380 ~ . All'PlJ ln DOt M<'. oo a mohr. ·woman fo r part-lime $650+ ______ .. __ , Live 10 coupl e t o =:-~ ~~ °'MWk ,..a ..._ 40 ~I. eveoln11 . .!-~m. CaJI SmtlU frieocUy olc seeks 1...-eATE 8Upe'f'Vise small res1den &tin, ·Wi,lllam rro.t 411 an. matun, • .., Dlltt, ror o.&.al ~'l. Ortho .. Chr.. &\l-3M4. penion w!JMuaot phone rA.ITTIMI lllll board & care fa1·11Jty • a-~ l"""l ""··'I St QI dnal ....... Aft 'lpaa N.8. Part time ot luJI voice •. U typi.nR. math -.-"'Y~ for eidcrly. Will con.'lider ~~--J · ... T74'lloetbruPfL l1me up to 4 days per R.OtUST abWty.Call • _.._,. _.., s Ing I t.• p e r s o n ..-.Topaa1&ry.Ortbo co•sT•L S400-S750+__... 1 14 .493 1326 d ys CLlllCAL Commaaslona caahler f"uh bl lnv1tmt. Finn. 8klr.& :dullstexper. req. Data Process ing knwidse pref. Xlnt fringe bendlt.s. Ca II 640-0123. CUAICAL f''ull time opemng for i,;t.'lleral clcncal tas ki.. Must be willing to learn & have the e1b11Hy lo get aJona well walh olbers. Pr~ clerical or mail room exper. helpful but not necessary. XJnt co. benefits. SAFEGUARD BUSINESS SYSTEMS 2283 Fairview Rd. C. M. 546-8(81 Uerk. exp payroll, AIC j)lly, typing SS wpm, good phone voice. Salary e>pen. Conlact V. M artln. 54C).9570. CUU/TYPIST Coaaaelon. married couples, or alo1le women . Llv ~·lo . ::.r.~a teenaae COUNTE R Help for BllJr.ery. Ovr 19. Apply ~ E. Balboa 81, Balboa 9em-9pm ------- COUNTEM Ul!:LP · FUii tune. Coeta Mesa urea. S48-043 ~--~---Counter person full or pert lime to ~ hr. Apply al Del Taco. Laguna tWls, 25252 La Paz Rd. 581-4720. Counter penoo to work evenings. Apply in person. MacMurray's Oe.aners. 2578 Newport Blvd. Cost.a Mesa. COUNTER ~Ip wanted, Exper 'd Sandwich man. F/time. Apply in person to: 3309 E Coast llwy. Cdm. -..•RDAreq.142-aal. Unique retail nurs ery ,._ ,._ The DAILY PILOT 714s:M2213 eves. needs creative people for needs auto route drivers --- D9ff AL SUPPl.Y ruU & part lime pt-rma · PERSONNEL !or hol new11p11per dl·· SAUSMAM ne nt positions. Must .&.l!!..EUCY liver 1n the San ~pr'd ln Oranae Coun· have experience In rlorul A~ Clemen e a rt>a Mu:.t ty Xlnt comm. Full or <k1lgn. Excclll'nl op· 540..6055 have dependuhle car p1Umc. BeauUful otrlct!tl portw\lty to work In t• 2970 Jlnrbor CM Seven days Afternoon'> New P o r l JI II r b o r pn!e1Ug1ous ~cum.: N1'.:VEI{ A t'l!;l:: (2 :J0.5 :JOI M t' & morn Poresslonul Pr11ct1c:e 1 n g s on S 11 t s u n Sules. 760-lOO? Please upply 111 person. Olli alter hours appl !S 30-8 301 Som•· (•olh•M Montbru l''rr-mg reqwred 1-;am111~' Dependable udull tu o perate parking lo t i;wce per. Midnight to SAM. Moo·f'rl. S4>261 l. ~r Wiene1"1chnit2el 11> looking ror pl-time help for days & eves, 10·20 hrs a weet avail. Apply at Der Menenclm.iuel. 250 So. Bristol, C.M. <Next lo l.AQaiana Pacl!ic > DIETARY AIDES Al coov bollp, day-PM sb.lft. s table e mployc· meol. xlnt benefits, free ms. Apply 1445 Supenor Ave .. N.8 . ROGER'S GARDENS ~1 San Joaqwn II.Ills Road 640·5'44 CDM FOOD HONEY BAKED HAMS F\ill-Umc ham proc-ess- ing. WiJJ train. No exper. neeessery Call Mark 613-9000, for appl Wed. ~- GENl!:ltAL OFFICE TYPl~'TS SBCRF.TARI F:S ACCTG CLERKS ToP Pay Paid Weekly MORRELL T .... Oii..., Sertices IRVlNE 752-6666 WE MW General Office SUMMER WORK 557-0045 ba..,ed on s 1zt-or routt· Call 496·6800 A:-k for Foster Ouellet or MlkL• Bu.-.h Insurance Property & Ca.'lwUty Assistant. F.x per lll.."e. Mma mum 2 y rl> 1ncld typing . Xlnl bencl1ts. Jam1>S Ins Cull Muunne 742·0900 .. E. 0 . t:. Insur Of face Tr1rn1ec Filmg. learn rating & claim:. 30hr. week 8JS.:J437 IHSURAHCE ~YAL OFACE 1.ive in, child care for i;:trls 2. :;, & H. Lite ~work. pvt rm & ha f'l ex hri. N11t lll·h t;144H17 •MACHINIST• I day 40 111 w•·1·k EDLt::H INIJUSTHl l'..~ <!IOI Duve M , H 1\l'r!J!>~ from O.t: Airport Machuu!>t Tra anrc· prl'fn somt"shop expenenc1· for ">ml mfg firm an lrv1n1· C11ll Riley for appl !11~ MACHIHIST l.l production bac k · ground. 3·5 yr:. expcr. Pref knldg of tracer . capabll' or own :-ct up. 1m1ll & latheJ Good henef1t~ Ca II fW>-0'~; M:ud. ... appl~ Thl· Inn 11L l.JgUllJ :! 11 'J I '•i.i-.t llwy, l..11:11na lll•,11'h MEDICAL l.1v1• 1n. $200 vcr week pl~-. room & board 1714 I ~161 or 1213 l 428 6431 MERVYN'S Employment applic<J · uons DOW being a<'CCPI ed Position:. avail 1n sale1 & stock. Nr1 prP VIOUS exp nee Apply 10 pm;on Mon·f'rl. lOAM 4PM 9811 Adams Av1• II H OOE M1•)·1•rhnf '· pn m<iry ~.up pf11•1 or 1:111111 f OOll ( 11 lrv11w C'>rp 1·omrn111111 ' L\ 1111 t11l-d Jl ;\1.11'1\llhlH & San Ull'J!IJ t-'w\ 111 I I I A1rpo11 Nt·t""'1 P•" 11Jlt• I• 11 'lllWI•• fuucl 111••p.1r.1111111 !'1111 (·'l(p n1•1· !\lo~ll\ morn h1' Through h)'" IJO 11:11 ly up 111 5 rl}' .. i 1·JC1l11t· hr-. Jdt·;.il lri r young htirlll:makcrs ur i.ludl'lll~. w I I h (' v c 1· I ,1 ... ~ , .. , ~ lS ~.25 hr Ciill Kn ">, 557-6232 aft 2 00 M I<' H 0 II A It U N t-; ~ S T 1': ~ T 1-. H l o r m1-t .1llur!lH "' lah ... xp pri·trl nr '11m1• knlclJ! ot f1t:hl Will lrt1111 l-\111 01 (J I '•1'1-11.J.1~ 1•11 ,1ppl • MOOELIHG • PERSON FRIDAY . o.lp. ..... • carpet eqler'. helptuJ. YOUQI, & ambiUoul toelll. IOZllO. M&-11151. '91tCaatt .. T,._ Steady job for ,...pom1. ble penon. Prolit ....... inl. group health. Apply In person Wed: thru-f'ri. ~-Uoyd'11 Pest Control. 5118 E. Dyer Rd. Sant.a Ana • pt~,,_ needed for new construction & bcrv1c1· work Must have own truck . Xlnt wagci. Ptea.-.c &P11ly, 20341 Sc: W1!Sl llirch Santu "1U f lc1Jo(ll1J1. PWMISlS Non·uruoo service t re p a 1 r !'.> h o p n c! d s Journeyme n. ElP in ht·at1ng h v lpfu I qu.aW1cd eam on prcc1 l u I( c p It $25.000·$30,000/y. y need o nl y yo r handtools. We urn h truck. urulorms : he 1n:.ur11nce. APO' n 1''ri H it Th<' t> 1 ·, 11umli1n..:. 153:W .• rn run. AN &12 17J I' I u m b 1 n ~ r / 1111 • llclper Mu1>1bc; r•lr·.an 1wa1 . rl'lwhhL 11111111.: 111 "ork t'A5 11~¥:,, 11407 t-"trrn:K (!('11t .. 1 h1.:h wag('S M( h.1H' 11111 \1111'1 ICHI l"X!' li4J 1111;1;1 PRACT;AL HURSE Mulur(• ir:-on fo r pvt rluty aConvales 1·e nl llosp1t · l'a rt time. 51\5-~ Pr1· Sc°' tcaL·h1!r , exp hi luok1n~ lur 1111• ~1.n Nt-w f.;1 d 111 kl 1~·ft~., exp hf'lplul. hut wl.rllin 1;.1:; :1:1:lll I' dt'nl'dl lrll· ty11111..: Pfl•" \1.1111r1· r .. 1i.1hlo- 1ll hrl .1ppl 1,1.! .!:.!.ii. We offer excel company paid lx>nefits 1tlong with our dutllcnging position now available at o ur Newport Beach otrac~. Prior office expr typing of :tl least 45 wpm a nd abi.bly to operate an ad • mMctune 1s des1ra· ble . We wall tra in qualified individuals for the right pos1l1on. Entry level pos1l1ons. but hatlary commens urate with experience. Call ror appl. 640-4580, t:Xt 202. KO.E. Counter Help HONEY BAKED HAMS Corona del Mar !'.>!Ore. Deli count.er help w:.nt- t:'<l FUU & p111rt-t1me. Will train . Call Murk , 673·0000. for appt. Wed· Sun. DRAf'TER. l'lectncal, an dustnal & commcrci:il bldg.!>, call ~-7480 n lo;, Wall & Assoc. Inc. 17781 Sk.ypartcCtr . Irv •D FOOD MANAGt::ft Deli styte snack bar is looking for an l'Xpencnel-d work ~ mg manugcr. f;xpundini:; volume: mukcs Urn; all xlnt opporturuty for the nWtl person Call Ml' t'ord at 770·0055. ON LI Nb Tcmpuran 1'1·~cl !:>l•rVl('e:> Jrt• plea::.~ lo oHcr }OU .1 cham·1· to wm a tnµ for lwu t o (;1\UO S AN LU<.:A.'i. Lar)(t' 111:-. A!lc.·111·)' 1n f"ounta111 Vullt')' hJ·, opt•nmg, 111 l'l1ll") I••\ •·I p1ie.1t10n.'> il\':tll.1hl1· C111 111 r1• e 11c ri1 on111·I Xl11l salary & 1 " l11·11d 1t-. Otll Kalil} ~l!f H ttil Mu11\!l'nam 1· m.111 1111 "" UllJL av! 1·011111l<'A 111 t \1 1Al ~n:1. 121:J1&i:i :i>s ,1 ( ·1. ...... l•1rm1111: l•H 1,111111 ' I '\ ... j• '" l ' I I f I' ~ '• 1tl•" lu 11< '' ""' 1"1 'll \ I '\ I· I " ' I'• t 11r11 J11l1'-I.II• Ullllll• I Ill It I "Ill t• I, 1 .\ ------ CLStKTYPIST <.ireat s pot an Dana Poult. 4hrs daily. typt: IOIUI documents & handle telephones. Call KaTen al "4tl6-6l33 for appt. EOE· MIFIH. COUECTIOH SECUTAIY Husy property m:.nag1·· ment flrm m Fountain Valley has immediate opening for collect ion JM.'Cretary. Duties include ill phases of rent collec· DRAm•s Hcl1tt< .. -d exp & education n.>q'd. Sampk-s requcsl tJd. Please contal'l: C USTOOr AN I' u rt IK:tlhtPowet"Corp Time . 7A M·l2 noon SanClemente.CA General cle11111ng of of· Carol Defeo 498-1000 x442 fices & cars . Pac1f1c -View Memonal P:irk. DRAPERY workroom <.: d M . 6 4 4 -2 7 O o , SeanVitresl> needed. Nr. 9AM-4:30PM. 0 .C . Arprl Sal open -----91B-8435. Customer Service Rep: Flt. assist w/customeri., ans wer pho n e s & cashier. Xlnt benefits . Apply Ill person The An· IJque Guild. 1801 E. Oyer Rd.SA. DATAIMTIY OPEIATOI IUM 3741 experience de· :.ar able. Will lrain to become backup com · puter oper ator. Ex· ccllent fnnitc benefits & ~king conditions. Call personnel 833-8384. DRIVER-Warehouse. full lame. sal ary open . 64&-UB6 Ori ve r for AM T1 mes p&per rout.c. Good salary + bon~. So. Hunt. Bch. ~ NtVHS tion including court ap --------- Men or women 25 yrs or older. Know the coast cities. Net $180 a week or more. Orange Coast Yellow Cab, J7300 Mt. Herrmann, Fountain Valley. <No or Slater betwn N e whope & Euclid) <pearances. Would re - DATAEHTIY quire excellent typing mus & ability for or - ~Uon. Would also work cloeelY with cor· porate attorney. Ex· celleol st.a.rting salary ol 11000 or commensurate w/experie~ pluJ gas allowance. Call Sue Mon thru Fri 9 lo 5. 964·2566. We are a diviston of a DRUG STORE CLERK major public corporation Exper preferred, mu.st offering a growth OP· work wknds. West H. 8. portwUty for the right 1 _8t6-08118 _______ _ COMPANION for LADY. Nur11ing expr. helpful. lite housek ee ping. 140/day. Pvt room & bath. Love ly Laguna home. 494-4457 COMPANION-Female. "8rl·llme. over 50, no ~work soor nursing By hour or ,week. Car a people. 1be immcdiat.c po11it.ions opea Include: Data t-;ntry Oat.a Anulyst Trainee Salary range is $S. 75 to $7.00 per hour. We are S41ek:iog both full lime and part time people. Please c all betwee n 2:00pm-S:OOpm !or an appointment. must. 673-al66aft 6PM. 17t4t 557-0tOt Ca ~uflf 0..r .. or r-•·l~u f\l1l time opeofuj for l to ..,...... J I yn. experience with ~~~E~~er~~~ ~-knowledge of - DOS /VS, osvs•,--------POWER VSondul lBll Jl0/141 with commUIUca· tioas. Xlnt facWtiea & fr· -benentl. Tues thru Sal. tint ablft. Call ror purvtew~.ARD BlJSIN&C!8 SYSTE MS 22113 fl'all'View Rd. C. M. ~ i)tllltlUctiOD 8uperinten· .Sent ofCice buildln11. D.000. Alk for Tom. LEAD DATA EMTRY OPERATOR Individual must bave minimum of 3-8 moat.hi current experience lo tape handling and wri l· IDI fuoctlons, Liberal benefit package. Ex· ceUent working condl· tionA. Pleaae contact Penonnel. EDITOR A pr()(esslonal c reative Editor who thrives an <1 ctynamic & challengan.: environment omeone who ha& the talent & the desire to earn a great de· al more money while s houlde r ing mor l responsibility-thii; ill the profUe of the person we are look:ln1 for. We are a oew division of a major N.Y.S.E com· pany. A part of the system we seU to OW' clients demand• our wriU..,, prialin&. " dis· trtbutia& tbe clients In· bo.e newsletter. Our editor must be able to do the newaletten. Our pro- po1al1, workbooks & otb er instructional ~ala are writt.en by protesaloaal lralaers . 1beee mater1al1 must be edit.ed. Pleaee tell ua aomethin~ abcM your J<>b & aalary beck&round ln your first reply. -.. FOOD PRODUCTIOH Service Systems Corp 1s sc.'elwlg mature, 1:xper, food & salad pr<>parution people in Laguna Hilb &th H br & 4 hr shirts avail. Also Sat/Sun shills ava!I. Xlnt salary & com~ pany benefits. <.:all for appl. 581 ·5140 FOOD SERVICE ASSTS 2·3 hrs datly, no exp nee. S3.3S br beginning Sept 4. Appiy to Irvine Unified Sehl Dist 2941 Allon Ave. Irv. 556·4900 I:;xt 30. l:;()E. Rl·g1:.lcr J n\J "'ork 111 hr.. and you a re an th1' drawin~!' fl':-. that s 1m pie'' WENEEU ./ 10.Key Operator:. .tCRT Operators IPHX Operators ./Secretanes I w tw 10 Sf I I - /Typists ./General Of e Clerk:. 11-'tle<.:Jerks "Actig Clerks I lll'CCpt.iOflll>Lb 1M11g 11 Operator:-. C/\-Lfr\:. fl Ml'Ql!AllY Pl llSCm N El Sf IMC.I~ FOTOMATCORP. has l operungs for pt. lime route dri vt:rs . Pickup & d eliver him an processing to f''otomat Stottis Ill the o .<.:. area. 3723 lirch St. Mw;t be at least 25 yrs of age & have a good dnv-1~~Me~:porf~~~le~oc~h~ mg record as verified by I: OMV chec k. Va n pro· vlded. !brting P»Y $.1.31 Girt Frlclay/M4y hr A ...i · OffiC'C skills rcqwrCd. Nn per · p.,.y 1" person shorthand. Will train. only on Moo July 30 al u• Kalama Raver Rd. Salary open. 642·3490 Suite A, Fnln Valley, Gtrl wanted . Fine Job ~ .. E .O.E . v.wtdng w/Lag una home Foundation. experienced builde r . <.:a ll ll u~h . form crew in Or Cty between 9am-7pm. Mon-arca. 956-0791, 67S4522 Fri 675-553> /49'7 ~. FULL & PART TIME pm1tions avail. Cashiers & saJes noor personnel. Apply Scars Roebuck & co. 9045 Ada ms Ave . Hntg Heh. 963·2666. i::o~ ----- FUU tlml' front office & PIT eves back office. Busy pcd1atnc orr1ce. 4!6-1380 ------ Ge n e r al o ff1 c:c . Medacal1Surg1cal bus•· ness. Wtll tram. Ma ture person for Girl Ftiday Call b et. 9 -IOAM, 4 :»61>11. 644-0065 GENERAL OFFICE lldcp'g lite typing, good llhonea. l lirl office, exp. preferred. Good start salary. Newport Plumb- ing" Heatin&-~ G•BALOfC ,...... Various duties In sm data procenlng com· pany. Good potential for right person . non- 1moker, OC A irport area. 751-9774 GUARDS FUii & part t ime. All areas . Unifo r m s furnis hed Ages 21 or over. Rell red welcome·. No cxperient·e nee. App· ly Universul Protection Service. 1226 W. 5th Street. Santa Aou. In Lcrv1ew hours 9·12 & J 4 Mon thru Fri. HARDWARE SALES · fuU·Ume apply m person, Crown Hardwani. 3107 E. C8l. Hwy, CdM. HORTI CU LTU Rt-: MANAGE K-Re t a 1 I house plant sale$. Prime location. Horticulture training & management exper. requared. Salary & comm. Bondablc. 548-0137 for appt. HOTB. SAMMAARTEH LAGUNA IEACH Accepting appllcutionl! for the following poi.I uons. I Exec uti v t Housekeeper for SS rum luxury hot~I. Must h ove recent direct. experience to run our housekeeping staff. ./ Maida &Housemen. Experience preferred. Permanent " full time PDlil iona av all. AoPIY in penon 9AM to ~·daily, 888 s. Cout Hwy. Lquna Beach. Hat.ti SUPllYISOI IOOM SIRVICI Oppor with career paten· uaa ul1ta for reliable l*IOft w I 1upervl10r)' 1klll1. Some food or ,...,. .... lmld, pnf'd. ~ ou&.ltandioa com· pany benefit•. Applr. llm·U nocm. llon-Jl'r • ........ , *•anHOTIL •Newportc.at..' Dr Nwpoe\ ...... s.o.& 111r IHSURAHCE (iroup he:.illh da1m,. ,.,.. amuwr l~x11 at lcu't tyr Salary open 549 17G7 Interior Plant Maint1.....ce l':xpen enced or nur-.ery but·kground. t\all t1m1· •'94-0168 ------ Lookinq for change? U.11 ~ fur prolt·s:.1on.1 l l.'OUO!>ehn.: & 1>lu1·1·rn1·nl in a J)Ob1t1on that is ra.:ht for you' lrvanc Personnel A.:vnl'y 488 E 17lh. C06tu Ml.-sa Sle224 642 1470 -~ ------- Janat.onal /Supcrvu,or full time n1ghli.. Good pa y & b c n c f1t i.. ~ .. :RIEN<.:t:D ONLY. Joe 979-3652. JANITORS Part lime evenings, men. women & couple~. Col>ta Mesa. Nl'wport. Santa Ana arcui. Must have car & hom <' phont• Call 5.12-655R or apply al 123 N Ohvt:. Orun~(' Monthru Fri JANITORIAi. cu ha~ tm~late open1ni.:i. fur fuJJ & part·l1me help Ill lhe <.;oi.ta Mt•i.a, H.11 areas Mon·t'r1 lipm to 2:30u m . Ple a se call 21Jt.!82-~19 8 to 4 pm. or Call 2131282-8425 btwcn. 4pmto6 ~m Mon-Fri. KlNDERGARTEN Teacher, credential nee. Pvt elem schl. Send re· sume to P.O. Box 6QJ, Costa Mesa. CA 92627. :\1a111Lc·11J1ll'•-. I' T 1>11-.1 I mn, 111 ,, !I I Ci-rwt .~I •lulu-i. l11 inc 111!11· 11luml1 11\g . hh' 1•h•11n1 osl l.\ork I• J I II I I II I' ' & )\ u Ill .. m;wh1m· n·p.i1r l'h·<1"' t·untacl Janet J 1·11'4·11. fh:-.1: 111 .. 1rum1111 . •ns.5:lAJ Mruntcnanc•1· I' 1t1m•· ·•I> 11rox 2 me~ l'lumh1111( l'XJJ m·1· Tu:.t111 :.111:.1 831·~1 MAHAGER/ASST 2 Duy!. J.)l•r "k It book:. It maint F11r dJJl'l 1·,1tl r.12 :nm MANAGER Nl~L'> !•1 Sl5.(JOO \ rh 101 high "olum1· ra:.1 1111111 01)(·ra1Jon Call 5kl t'i .!II for inter view or <J1111h .11 l)l!I Tacu. Lat:?unu 11 111 .... :.15252 Lu Paz Hd MJnaRer trainee !Ito 1•\ pcnt•ncr• nc<'L'Ssary S3 !.O prher 675-:.!IOI MANU FACTURING . i Per <;on t·~Lm Jewelry shop 1s .:ro wing fai.t Need Slone Cutter fur 111 lay Jobti & c11tm cutttnJ:. W1 II train a pprentac1" veterans bcnef avail. Any art related exp helpful Make beaut artwork & gel pd very well Male1fem l'l('aM• 1·aJI fur antcrv1ew Mon FT1 497 10!)5 MATURE SALESLADY S71S mo +-h4·n1· Hc.ial Hcauly Supply :16:1 E li th St. CM • • MECHA NIC with IX..,.rott 01cscl or Onan c·xpenencc Tom Kelly Marine t::ngin t•1>r1ng. 5'18-9617 MECHANlC. exper. w1Lh mopt!ds or motorcycle!.. Must have tools. Apply Moped Caty 2906 W. CoCISt Hwy, NB. 642-8870 Medi cal a ss't ex perienced. Orthopedic &Argcon. typing. bock of· (1 c c . Non s mokc•r &16-5194 LAB TECH-lie not re- qlired. ASCP preferred, part-tame wknds & som e nights. Hem atology & chemistry exper pn·· fcrrcd. 8.11-2801 Make your shopp111 ~ easier by usinit the U.111.Y Cell 642-5678 Pa.lot. Clllll.'l1f 1l' lhe Classified habit Reed and use the hltle ada In CIU11f1ed 10 find buyers for items you hke to sell. tenants for vacancies you d like to fill or who selling thOSe Items you d like to buy St1rt today to 11vt 11me and Claaalfied way• DAILY PILOT CLASSIFllD ADS PHOMI 642··671 ------~ .. # ... ,. ••• --~---··· -• --: -~ fl .... ., • ~ -------.... -... --• ._ --... ___ _.... ....... .. "' "''' "l"'llt'<I •' 111•11 .11111 , .1lq11·1, prr·li'111·1l V. tll 1 I 1• 1• p I ,11 t Ill I 11 I I II lt.,ll'lt ,111 pll,IM'' 111 Ill 14r.;llu,il•" I~ 111011 Jt.lnl tl&JfllY \11 SOL'Tll l ''I,\..., I ;1h ,11 .tlli7 I 1 .. 1 l'.11 IM , \ICllll.I.'"> 1-•Hllll•• "1111!111·1 .... I l llJ'I t'l.11.1 \1!1.11 • •Ill ~.111 .•1111 . \111l1 I l>t·'k ( 'lt·rk lfrl I l •"lllllfl .J\,111 l 'Jll 1111 I ti. I"\ 11'"" 11H •~1.l.I N<•'<l l11111;.1k1• 111111" tJulo uUl<lt1uo ·• l'lt ·', I' 1 ..-1 k w 11111plt• 111 mi.:mnt c.11 for .1ppt 4!*-1 ::.11~ NURSES ASSISTAMlS V.1lh l•1\. l•1 h.11 • , .... 111 •'> \ 1111 I" 111 I , I t•t ltll•ll \t1lt 'I •• If It 1111 I e ••t I I t rU 1r.1111111g 1 l;i' • '' 1 I 1•1 \,1111 1'111<'111 up1~11t11111w l•I fl',1111 k,1d1•1 I.Ill U1'11·rn·d 111flqw11 .111 111 Ill ,_,() .tl l 1 I t ll•I 1•11111111; t111•11I \p11I • l'ark !-.11 p .. r1111 llt'alth( ,,,. l•1'15Supo•l11)r '\ I t1,114)\h1p<.'011\ I 1•1111·1 ·It.ti Mag.'>hlp Itel ;'. I' Nur:.t... Aldf' OI 11r11< 1 I> needed for n1.:ht .. hill in cunv. ho!ip Pref 1•xp1·r Xlnt bclll' W /Ill.'<. & 10 t'l'flllV1• Apply 111· .. l'rly Munvr . J4U V1t1un.1 t '\1 NU HSI NC. N1-.'(l HN o r 1.Vf'\I lor l"r Ill'./\ Ill NI: ,\ 11> I•: Ill 1 .• Lr· t'1 i-d 11t rtn11 ~I.! Olil/11 rlt•• lt1.,11l 11w t ,.1flll• 11 t-: A l. 1-: S 'I 1\ 'I I'. !'-ALl-::.'iM/\N WJ\N'l'hl> 1-.MtN Ul'T O L•" t 01\1 .\11!'>.">IUJll "'1-:T l ...... II '>5U K l o S I UIJ I\ ll V Chr1stm~1~. 2· t'ind uul l.\h\ 111·w II•· 1·arn 111~ SS" h• I• ('111111• I.ilk "1th 111<'111 .1 IJUI jll ••hu I tit "'1~'11)\1\I l.ttttl l1111h:• I h I 111'> I l'rt• ""' .1ppl . I ·•"•I •' '1'111d ..... "''" ~· \t ~111 ltu It< t Ihm • l'tHlll' 1\• lo. 1111 \11 t '""' ard !~1 J..UJ:• &OILER ROOM GOT YOU DOWN?? WE HAVE ~MJ PV C' Ot't'IC1';~ 'Rt:fMCV !ll;'~. COMM .,\JHPORT BUS l'NTlt 540-2702 ,'I.( Sal lllJlhl :-hall 111 1·1111'/1•--------- hu:.11 Xlnt ,,11.11 )~ ht·n1· otferl'd to II' llllll' t•mplll)l'I'!. /\f.\ Y 1!4.·vur Iv Manor :1iw ,. Lonu c~ ORDER DESK ~L c;oud wllh nu 11fh·r ... <:oud hund wnt1nj lot ul 1t•lt•1,lu m1• wur/ W ii I 1ra1n <.;all I tu 5 I' I f' kW I C k / .1 p I' r, 5'19· 1157 PART'i'Mt: Driver fur lunlington Ucach. 30'f: per wk Mus t hav lijrgc s ta uonwagon r van. and Kood dnv record. t'or I n r 0 r m I u II • c J 11 642 4321. k for Morion Nielson llurry Sc·cly ..: () 1': at least I } ear "' c nce. pre ferably n sp1tper t;xcelle nt any bcncfil!' Apply ween 9AM und 6PM y thruutch 1-'rlday. I Ol..+..HCHCOAST DA.II. Y PILOT 642-5682 330W. Bay St. Costa Mesa Equal Opportunity t::mptoycr PIXOPll. E.m while you learn. Telephone Auwcr lna Service full llmc /purt time. Varied ~hlfls o.ys, aflemoon or evi1n U\P. Loc1Allon11 m FASHION ISLAND COSTA MESA/I RVlNl:: 11JSTLN HUNTINGTON BEACH Ideal for students & bouaewlv•. Many co. beMllU lnch.adlnl paid vacatlou. Typinl ::a:· .. E.O.E. Call Mon. t.bnl Fri. Hcul t);Lalt• Salt~ SMILLIONSS CLUB AGENTS WANTED •AIRPORT BUS. CNTH ·~t:MI rVT. on·1c 1-:s -''l'Ou&% COMM 540-2702 ------- bd&taleS.. Sell bcul·h proptrty, con dot;, t•ustom homl'S, et1· M~'lt bt-full time, exprd &. dependablr Growing 1 orporation with l:ir..:1• UIVl'lllOry of proj)tlrl II'!> .11111 1l)'nam1c ">a lt'' l ltJ~h1.':>t e11rnin.: pt>t1•11 t 1 ,1 I 1 n .1 r ~· I a "' ,. •I 1·011vcral 1ni: 1•n VI run 111l'Ot Allk for .l oh n Arlom.'S for c:onf1dt•nt 1111 111Lervll'w Vacation lnvc~tmcnl Properties 49J..Ull Tlt-:AL l'Sl'ATl!:SALt.:S Openi ng 1n well cst.abbshed Irvine firm. 1'ralnlng, a ssis tance•, generous c ommission schedule. Call Dawn or Le.~ Real Estate ••n&Sll1w• We bav.i an openlnl for 2 llcemee11 who &re rea llf. amblUouJ'l. A lov"IY o · fl« offcnna your own priv•te desk • all th\.' neceMltle11 tor suc<'eKs plus up to 10•,,;, com m1511ion Call MiarJorle Cl ark . Rul d~nlla I Mmqer. for appotnlmt. W..,M.T~Ce. ftealton ! ..... 10 WIH»llT Xl•t eo. req 1 ood penoU.lttJ, It typ1nl(. too~ EmploJer r• t.alDlcl •SMBCL-• lM1de aalea. Pit. HB --. XIM co belwl. ., -:J::f ~PERSON OENERALOt'1'1Cfi! PALM !\TATION~ltS INC lecMS lbrbor 81. llUUertoo ~Secntwy Eaperlenrtid. Swlary open. Call BarbH111 Y~ or Mary 640 10.'ll S•:CRETAHY UUle or no experience 'fop Pay Paid Weekly Start Now NOlllLL • l~~,...,~~ m£ Mtf .... , ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........... 1005 ....................... Amkaues. wicker teacart. cbaCr. fern stand, chlna doll. pp dl-8008 ~Jy!YZT,191'8 DM.YN..OT •z • • ._ Jae ION Ila••• ION ..... .. ... . ....................... ............•........•. . .................... . CASHPAJD I* OM chett w/mlmw ~=· .... Id Ul8d fu.m, &nU· fl,50. I lilb&a DR cbu· .-•ctr1V'•ll67.am dllier$10.411-1't02. COC:XAPOO PVPPI £8 $10.00 Green hllh back OC· u~ new HENR&DON 110-IOIO caalonal chair w /ot· end lt>I•. Spectaeul•r. =".. 1reatly r•· coUeetlblee, wee '"'t· hardware, MqU.arium, art svppliet, Sh1b Tiu, cbeap tocmnt25. M0-10tt 1WaU l'l7Sea. Make olr. 8'7Wf14. art a tdeDct n~uoo bb. w / breeden ttrma MoWll Sale a w•ll unllt. 91'7·179. table l•mp, MX bike, Ulua APtO pupplea 3 TSC.c Mlnl·blke. Mlac. M •I u . A k C re I &1Hl71or417-4903. ?»~. DOBIE AKC M. Ears cropped at license d . 5\.'amo. S200/beal offer . daya 48M215. . Dobe F e m . 9mo1 . bill/Nit. AJtC Champion Kini 11 t dbl H w•ter beds. both perfect cood. Mab offer 631-S516 Lil DlliJGNER ti\JRN. Karau c offee Lbl. 9'c111t.om sola & more. 6»Gt}. Unes. "50. or beat offer Dlx King Waterbed Head-'° good home. &:llMl0$5, board. beater, drawers, _73'-9'40 pdled rails. Best orr . Shell.lea. AKC reglttered. SS.alM alls. Show quality. Pvt Pty. ~pc. K.B. Contemporary _78H347 din.Ina set. Very &ood A.KC TEACUP SILVER cond. Alt. 6· ~·0063. MALE POODLE. S47S. Unused. 5 PC dining/game _CASH ONLY. 002-2178 set. w tlear. all wood. Parquet. Vin yl uphol chrs, n He st and. PP. 770--3219 Pedigree Ger. Shorthair . M. Approx. 3~ mos old . _sioo. Mi-6278 aft. 5pm. SOFA. 18", run. brown., haehld Hema. 700 beige on orf·white. Gd Awicado, CdM. Sat/&.n cond. Sl75. IU.5173 _~_s. ______ _ t• aala SI». t pc dln ·c Mt Set only: • Cat.alina St .... 90 ........... bed. llOO. Lal lkh. f-3pm. 2 bib ~2'719. oll CoMt Hwy al AIUla ..... W. 1111 _SL _____ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Family. atereo equip. Bloc k Sal e utt aun . allele proJ. + 32 traya . 7128-2.9. lOIOl Nauau Ln, Reel· Reel recorder, H B . N r . s p r . Black/white 1V. i.ewlng lnadale/Mea dowlark. m a c h. wagon BBQ. Antq. kites . Antqa, fum.ilure. h•lr drye rs ~. f\&m, books. 1..oU ol like new clothing. dothes,etc. ~. nusc. Sat. only. 9-5. 721 Hebot.rope, CdM Sot.. loveseat. oak twin hdbo a rd, c h air.TV. lunp1. ptrtures. books. hwnadlfaen. m uch more l'n. 10.2. Sat 9·12 MGl\l Mulberry. College Pk, lrvt.M . ~1-6856. ~. Mowlg from state. Ma ny fanta'ltk buys. July 28 & 29. um Port Charles Pl • Newport Beach. m•rv hie &e agency SALE810KLJVE RV. Jf 110 Newport Qr 0r )'OU need a decent pay in a FUii u.me. cbeetful, ex per1et1ced Individual wll.b lllronl abortband & typing wllllled. Apply in petSOll wll.b resume to Mr f\u;'Oles al Robert Hean, W11U am Frost & Assoc 140 I Qua II St. Telephone SoUc1t.on Lucky you I We have 2 opmirap la It'• oot often we loae • telephone liOtid.t.or. How would you Uke to earn anywhere rrom $3.!I0-'6.00/br and SllU s~ •JI dly 8t the beacb?'1'he hn are Sun thru Thurs 5 :30-9pm. There's no ullln& In· "olved & n o eit p . ntteSSary. 540-4088 all lpm: uk for Sue. ........ 1010-"'"'°y.,. 1045 ..... . ............•.••...... •WE PAY CASH• Good used furftiture, Appliuces.1V's eLc. 636-1610, 547.9153 GARAGE SALE-Console stereo, vacuum. lamp11 , drptl. ptct~. palnlrngs, nany misc. It.em s. Fri. Sat. Sun 9-4. 8381 Heron Clttle.11.B Sat. Only. !I LO 2. 19011 Ed· angtoo. Turllerock & t:d geh 111. 1.1 ke ne w cloth1nit. golf c lubs. Jewelry. lOYS & mlRc. S&ea&$ Newp{in Be.ch job up to S4·16+ evt> 840-2820 S·9pm, ull art lpm , Slll--Oll.l RECEPTION I ST / SECRETARY Pbooes, lfll'nc for int. co. by O.C. aU,ioit. 7'2· 1750. A.ecepUon1at /errand girl· put time. Hours 1·5 Mon tbru Fri. $4.hr. f'or lll e wport Bea c h Developer. Must have dependable car. 67S.4910 SAL~ ETC PERSON 5th Ave. FONt. 142-0IBG SALIS,IHAltDW ARE Must have knowledec of locks, builde r 's •nd cust.om hardware. Mon thru Fri. lie ne r1t i1 . ~a Beach Lumber 494~ or 540·8267 --- ................. Sales rr you have a good voice, llCIPTIOMIST TYPIST Mature. sharp person. eitp r 'd as r eceptionist heavy pho oe s. Type SO+wpm., Invoices, quotaUons.ordens. Front office appearance. Top a hJJth !\chool education. wUl.utg to learn & an ncc.-d ol an opportunity to de· ve.Jop your ~lllnM sk1l_b . we have a common an· lcre~l .. YOU ... For pcniOnal inter view call Mr. Lu.nd 5'10·4023 salary & benefits. Irvine SAL£SLADY ·f\i~m~. ~M~fr~·~S40-3894~~~-~~ For exclusive children'& "" . store. So. Coast Plaza RECEPTI ONIST/ AS · Experience est.entaal. Le S I S T A N T -r o r Mitga.sm, S49-8S8S Vet.en.nary clink, ex per prefe rred. Dana Pl. area 661-1658. 495-2042 Rttept./gen. orfic1>, It. typina. bkJtpg Small rt' aJ estate omce. Laguna tt's. 9:30 lo 5, Mon. lhru Fri. Call 494-0731 Sales MEN'S FASHION We're looking for hnc ap· peanni:. outgoinsi ex· penenct.'d salespeople an quuhty fa~haon men's wear. F'ul l or P 1T 714 11175 1717 ._...._./Plua STUARD'SLTD tull or p /l openings for Newport licach general reat.Burant work SALESMAN near 0 .C.Alrport. Mu:.t 11,. IJ Wh , be 18 or over. Apply 111 .... >ta t. ole.,alc f,qwp· person mcnt Corp lnsatJc sales. 59-r;c:-·1 2300So.East Bristol Santa Ana Heiabts 549-8674 Next t.o McDonald's Reltaw-ant hlnng youn.: men 18 yr.., & olde r S200-$500t wk wtth l(uar :.ul. & comm. New location nr. Irvine. C.M. & 11.8 . Start im· med.lalcly. Rapid advan cement oppty to m :in !X>Hl!iO, Mr. Arthur. SaleR Mature pe rson , graphic arts backgmd & re.ta.LI exper pref 'd . f'\111 lime. wee kdays only . PAS Graph1cs. 3950 Cam· pu:. Dr . N ll 7~. --------- SaJc:. Newport Pcmnsula llt':.il l:iltate office on a bu..,y comer locution 1~ in need o r umbllaous s ales perr.onnel Good l'Omm spht. Cull fl73 ·3l55 for uppt. LUMCH COUMTH FOOD PREPARATION Penon wanted to work at hmch counter In large health food s tore Previous experience de s 1r abl e b ut not n ecessa r y . Uniform furnlahed. Me dical & Hosp. benefits. Apply Lindbe r g Nutrition, between Caro us el & 8ulJocks. lower level In the South Coa.st Plata s hopping center. C.:osta Mesa. Ask for Manager S A L E S Q u a I 1 t y Salesperson nc.-edt.'d for Restaur8nt ereatlve, hi rash Jewelry fUll lime helper for gallery. Must e nJOY Country Club. Buss101. worlung with public. Ex· dishes, banquet set up & cit.ing fUlancaal bener Gd lotcbea help. Neal & de· ba.-;e pay + comm. In p e nd ab I e Pers on . ter~ted pers plsc call 540-7500. LllKtllla Buch 49'7·10'J5. Restaurant SUMER SUMMER'S ALMOST OVER •• ... but YoU c11n aU1l earn llOIDe extra cab. W. need luncb Ume help at w.•scHMTZa -·J *"" .... ... .,...IHcta.CA PIMM apply In person md ~>' the rest 01 the IWM*' wtt.b UI. ~Opportunity ~m/f/h SALES/Shtdents SWd~lS earn $6·S8 per hour Part lime or full tame uvailal>lo. Car & phnnc necessary. Call 5.'>7 !f'J'J8 Sales THE LOOK Known for t he finest in men's & wom e n 's fashion clothing la pre· aently lookinl for 3 peo. pie Inte r ested In a fashion career In sales with advanceme nt into rmnqemcnt. If this is your pl call for a ppl. toamtolpm. THE LOOK 144-2400 SAL~ WOMAN. mature, rnendly, apparel exper. fo~or 'h sizes. Steady P·l . 5'11.S.SOO, ~. •SALIS YACHTS M.aat have •allin1 ~xp. Coinm onl y . K o na Marine. 714'675-1403. Newport Beach_. __ _ SICUTAaY Offla Co-OnlHtor Re!Jable energetic !lelf start.er. able to handle all phases ol om cc duUe11. SllOO/mo lo start. CdM 675-4340 SICUTARY Independent, spccaalm•d .)Obw.Mgnment reqwnn.: xlnl sccrt'tunul skill:., ur gan1zat1onal t•xpt>r . l eg al lrn c ki:round helpful ln vt>:.tmenl Serv Jo'lrrn. (;ull 640-0lZl. Se('r e t ary f or R ."1-:. Developer Mature & non smoker Good i.luUs. No al!c n cy's plea:.e. 7~·9SOI SECRETARY Litt> tralhc & plea:.anl surroundings for small rrogazmt• publu.hlnR co Shorthand :.kills re · qwrcd Mmamum 5 yrs. exper Salary n •m· mNl.<Jurate lmmt.'<iopen ing Phone• for 11 ppl !_52~74. Bn!IR rC1;umc St:<..:Ht-:TARY ITYl'IST. $1130 mo . Tm.tan. I.ass Eng111ccran.i. 540·081U. O!:hb1t• SECRETARY /le4Ja& Trrunt. .. • for l~late plan· nmg l.>epl, sm law ofc. airport arcu NB Xlnl typmg skill!., unui.ual OP· pt,y8J3.9'.l82 Sec'Y /Typast.Rellable. engertac, u lf starter. able LO handle all ph1111c'> ol olc dut.ies. UC PA Call P11l Meidell, 546-5760. * SECRET ARIES * G.O type fiO SHOO Stal/RE $1200 R.e<-cpt 1typeC.O $800 G 0 tbnghl $!JOO _ GO int: '11t1 ~ Adm N.st b10 md $251\ • 1-:xpcr Coun~drir Sal~.llurOfricc • Appoint ml'nl Only l..iz Hcinder.., A.:uwy 4000 U1 rC'h, Jo:Stab ·i;.1 Newport 111-uc:h, 833·8190 SECRETARY COUECTIOH Busy property manage· ment farm an f''ountaln Valley has 1mmed1atc opening for l'Ollectlon secretary l>uuc:. mclude all phll.'«.'S ur rent <'ollec- tioo mcludmg court up· puaranees Wuulli rt• qwrc cxc·cllcnt ly111n~ slull.., & ab1hty for 11r ganuat1on Would ulso work clllfic ly wath 1•or porulc attorney. Ex· ocHcnt starting salary of SIOOO or commensur;,te w/expenence plus gas allowance Call Sue Mon thru Fri 9 to 5 964 ·2566. Secretary, Bookkeeper. recepOonilt ror R. E. o1 c. FWJ or part Ume. Exp p referred . Phone e?':J.JJMfor •ppt. SICUTARY District office/video. Muat type at least 70 wpm. 2 years office ex· per. Min. salary $829 mo + frtnae beoeri.18. Ap,ly Irvine School Dlatrict, 290 Alton Ave. lrvlne. TBJ.H ..WACCOUMTS Permanent. part lime. ught typing. Will COO· sider tr ainee. Call for a 't . fttual SavUlRJI & Loan Coronadel Mar Mr. Cooopost 675-5010 Equul Oppor Emplyr ·---- T I RE & GENE RA L AUTO SERVICE 5 Day work wee k . Apply Newport Tari· C<-"ter , :.XX> 1-;<.;oru.t llwy, Cl>M TOO YOUNG FOR Al RUNES ....................... FREIGHT DAMAGED HOO'POINT SALE. 3301 W. Warner nr Harbor. Sant.a Ana. 979-2921 . . CASI! PAID Ws hr /Ory r!i I Re frl g:., working or not 957-8133 GE/Penneys washer, dryer lelecl. Many op tions. Less than 2 yrs old New S608. will i1ell pair for S300. 661 ·60411 / ICW·5'16J. Window 111r 1·11mla11011,.r. ;io,ooo BTU. 22U \'f11l:j 631-:rrns c v(-:. L 1 k e n e w h r 11 n / 1· Whirlpool refrq;. I rosl rrc.oe SJOO. Jiil. 960·34il!I lmnied open.Ing& for 15 W sharp guys & gals. tn asher, super dlx, all t•y. lr I us J l cle model SlJS. Dryer ave ma or c twi. Sl:I>. Both look & run lrke w1un1que hus lnt>:.ll group. No ex per ne<'. new. Gi-; Amenc:anu Pro- Tran.'lp furnished. ~X · gramable dbl ovt·n. Jo" pensc:s advanced dunng wide. elcc range $175. 2 week paid tra1nln11t S40-87 __ 04 ______ _ Earn Sl.50 & up wt.>ekly Sbarp Microwave l.r.: aft lrliln'g. Must be 18, mode I , ca r o u :. c I smgJe, well groomed & w1defl'06t, perfect cond. (roe LO :.tart lmmed. ,.-or $265. 640-0327 personal Ulhirv1ew. rall · ------ Ned Grogan. 8.13·0570 or 8 Mos. new 17 cu rt a pp I y 1 n p e r s . to f'rigidwre $360. Colrt• r>ot Sheraton Mot1•I , 1\545 deep (ree1.(' chei.l Iii 1·u fl MacAnhur UI. Nvt Wch. $1.50 962 117Ml Between l lam-Spm . Fri. only. Purenl!I welcome at inte rview. CRAll1135 General 1-:1ec. Rl'fni.: 17 cu. fl. Whale. $1!;0 nr lx·i,l o<fcr. Good cond li-\.'l·OHllH Tow Truck Unvers f'X per'd. Top pay. Apply Frigidaire let• Maker . :!!"iO G&W Towioii. 74UIJ lb cap an 24hr.., $700 Cluns Way, C.M. 642 1252 548.SSSl or646-&!03 TIAIHHPOS. Swilchboud operator: rtt. pit hrs avail, caJI for appt. 645--7165. Travel Ajenl: Min 2yrs exp for busy office. Com· merd al exp nee. Salary upen . So . Coa s t Travel /Judy G46·4-1e6. TRUCK UlllVE k · P R O D UCT I ON TRAINE~ for s m rhemicaJ mfg co 21 yrs mtn ~ge, cd dnvlnl( re· cord, neat appear Apply 1·4P!\I, Mon·F'rl. fo:.L . Moore Co . 13S Com · me rclal Way, C .M . 548-911:n Typist: P it. general or- ncc. 60wpcn, salary com · m e n s ura l e w t exp !l>?-1886 K.a thy. TYPl!:,'T Exp reproducllon typist w1fuU ran&• of typlllg & grammarskills S40·2062. TYPIST Accurate typii.l lo operate Burroughs Ooeu mcnt maeh1n1• Mus t type 50wpm. i-;xpenencc deillrabh: but will lrnm. We offer a l(ood op· portu.naty for adv1&ncc- ment with xlnl co. paid benefits. Salary com· menaurate with exper. For a ppt. pleD1e ca ll Pe:rllOIUMl.I at 640 4580. TYPIST We n eed a b rl g ht eoeraeUc peraon-apeed la Important, •~curacy I.a t1111em1&1. Good atartlJlg waae. frie ndl y al· moaphere, mature. Non amoker. Ask for Pat. 11118-4357 l.M4l Computer Lane,H.8. Refriger ator. <.i ho wuhtr, cu dryer. s.6-030 Refrlg, 17cu rt. 11reen croM·loP Wcst.rn1o1hnm;c. 3 yn old $200. 968 11635. Allctto.. 8015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UMn'ED EDmOH SJIOW&SALE Sept8 !I Shenton l\n1the1m l"or discount l1C'h•L:. 1h• l.llJls, wnte AU.A. llox 1034 J , Kermit, T1·ica:. 71174.S PUBLJC FURNITUHE •All"TION• T .... 7:30PM .COME TO THE AUCTION Lovely bdrm set:., armoircs. this, C'hr:. & cluna, coffee & end this, stereo. sofa , day hc1.J. rt!fngeralor. h11:h r hr. imported Onenlal l'arv mgs & fum1tur1.1. SAVE SAVE SAVE We honor RofA, MC. Cash ier's Checks & C&ah. NO Pt:RSONAI, CH ECKS l'LE AS l-;1 Good ava1lahle. Items subject to presale. MdTllS AUCTION 3'11~ Newport Blvd CM --~ .,.. 1020 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Schwinn, gl.rls "Lil' Chik" 11tlne ny. lk ow S75. 6'2-3449. 1748 Bonalr c Way, NB; near comer TYPIST jUCll'T 'IWlln a. 21tt M.llh&re, accurate typial, 55 Ro9dmatter, xlnt ton· xlnl benefits. S49·1757. diUoo, $300 or bell orrer. ~ ~11J Oppor E~£1!r_ Typist & Data entr y trainee M11st be self l7M825 lOsp Motob•cane neor rww'91>. Security Guards : Gate ~1.arter. willing to learn. duties, 1tlnt location, 50 wpm typlna & ae· Laguna Bch . Cove CW'8Cy a mwil. C•ll for 831-411.al Securlty 4'4·1M9. ,, pt . s 0 . c 0 •• l RETAIL STOJlE Dffdal----... --• f d ~.917·-· .. r,.uc 6 r••P i ta• Savlnel6Loan Security of leers. Sa • - a,,_ 1t-1peed l8lo 1n- -taite fhe Dew. $75 . ea-a1n. UGul7 • aeroa clerk ••••rt• dleltack Coll•••· Mln ll'HOl.S1'BllS l/tlml. .._. St. CM .,,......._Cllttl Viejo. ~U time poel· Eaperluud, take aa.11 CnMel' frame bike. Oood caod. 811t olfer. m.am Call Mre. M1tra.l1~ MaJoc' State·wlde Sav· =~~~~::~ cbar1e peuoa for ,...._ IQlllALoaCll'IUlut.ioo aTT +411tliiiftdllf.,.. ~...-,ment. MIL~ lealUtl'W ::::".::::::l::. t.la!. IS1·'70t, Ht •· beae. C•ll Sclllwlaa Coallneatal: wDIQln_,: tnbu&AaD ti.n. Avwa&e _W_•-•-.. n __ a.s_.· .. -----= lo &rTUle l.n· :SW' LUie new, IOllra. Plr• welll, ~I I • ..ueoar-,woeeaon· ="u''p't~JA.. •ATl.UAID ~~~ .. ·:u~ II' 5UlltJ ... IOn Ir ...... IW ..Ubeat 'l1l •-.n ~I• prty ... COID• 01U . .., .................. .. m.Ale. Depart wlater P'tlr dlUUed lnlonnallon llUllJ, i.c-a BteelL MH40t. Olar lllllol., ld. lit 1 w . ...,. edveature•, c:cdact:J'raDlll>rlacoll PNl.•t11re-wt&11 Waltrma: llat.,.,ICJv ft. hll l•l lOt 1 ft. _.. .. _ ~ GW" . . .....~ =d --· -'"":iii-·••· •Murttr baoll1rouad. ah1b •IP ' • , .;.--";.;;;;...;;;;;;;...· -----,....a : .. __., a.LI 'lloDUIN J'ri, tto lJ, Wtd.a.t, • B111ldt C-. 1111 ..._ .-i IJr., HI . .,..-..-." ............. . .. Ml• J-. full·Umt -------WAJllT&D: PnltMloaaJ fta:l"-'oNkil._, P811.•• 1: 'lit·' l10fltt .... llrklllr 1ar .,_. • •t nil•, • a lift. Tm u .. lo relu and • 1111 a. .... upkeep ....,_ ....... tM fOf .. at homt. It'• .U.p&e for couplt In La1una ...;.__ ______ _ =..,.... • ..,._ wltb Dall1 l'llo& INeb. llult Wiie pride •YOU -.. ,_ Mtd Owln.d Adi. AM " .. waft. Perfediae n · ._. •--•ott.or •-•II•~•· ,.. Mft n•l'h'91 to fldM. 10-11 llrl/wlc, ..... ~ ..... •911 -. ...... local ••II, ult a frtHdlt 111117 1..-&lble. Rell ~ t~LD•llt •.n.•t. 1:c. CIJJ Dan, nntd Ad·VlMr It =Call DebMe et ---=- ••• s.td1Sc~ OOOJasrrune Ave. <:orona d el Mar You are the Wlllner or ...... ..... tk ..... CS2.50 value ), lo Rincling Bros Barnum & Balley Circus Aug 2nd thru 13th Anaheim Convention Center Tick('ls mui,t lw •''< rh:mi:ed r or rr-. .. r" NI '>t'llL'> ul lht· Con\ 1•nt11111 <'t-nlcr ahc;u.I uf ll m1· C..111 fA2 567H. t·Xl 2n lo cl:um your tac kl'I:. * * * Beige playpen couch. area rug, & lamp. Call 731-3947. Sat.Sun 19231 Delawue ~. II H. 848·S847 furn. hse 1tms & m i.sc Ml.tple bunk bt.'$. com-Moving, selhnR a ll the hoUM' plants. ~ S3 00 ~~.l~!~d cond1t1on. 347 Hamilton. C M . _ __ __ _ _ _ Sat/Sun. 9.4 -------Queen 1>1ze wa t crbed, Gara~e Sale. J•\.lrnaturc. romplctc. tl20 rloth1ng. m•:i<' items. 644 2562 W12 King Kt!OWltk t'tr DOUBLE llF.D, HOUN O 111':1>. MO G71k Duuni: room , •. , v. 11 h huu·h '1 rh<iar'\, 2 lt·o.1h <id Omd 55li :KJ(i HR Sal 7 2H !Ii\ M ~00 t.ldcn Costa M1-s;, Sat 7<!X.Xt115 :n111 l'.1.'>•"• l'lnl11 Sau Jua11 :! forruly .,ale: 2 ref n i.: • bike. ma r-.· ho ok '>. ho useho ld 1lcms & plants ----- Free Samoyed fc mnlt-l.lahy furn & equipment spuyed 4 yr old pu~ri., llesl qua.Illy, s tyle. Hat shots up to date. loves tan furn. Looks new. lad:. 559-639G, 7S.2·6770 l*i2 H7~ ---- Dav1&n llwd) w " hr Si\R GaraRl' Sale. Sat & Sun, lwd dan tbl w 4 t·hr-.. ~ !1 4, !i71!2Swrra ('a~a Hd . f'reoc kallcnll. ii II l'olor:.. lo good home:. _ _?II IWll-l~loys 1trwr nJghl i.tnd. + mi:.<· If' fTurth·ro1·k ' Lovable nun. Sehllau.u:r f'r t.'c w l<l<IOd horn c 633·2148 491).'19Zj ------- Cll:.t.om wood har w ith 1 i,toolJ.. Storai.:e ..,.nk. 1111 plmbn~ $1..'>0 49'.l 2710 KlllC'1\.'>. 7 wks.. I rt•c tu good bomcs. Sofa, Ii Trad111on:.J.1111alr H.18 64GI ty, $MIO 5\1'1 7:as4 t·:xC'cll. conc.l 1l1 on 8050 .................•..... **I BUY** Goorl ~c.-tl f''urn1\ur1• & Appliances OH I wall !>CU or SELL for You MASTERS AUCTION 646--8686 & 833-9625 Gn.."'ell anllquc buffet has boon used al> stereo ca:.c or ~r. 72" wade, 'n" tu. 21" d~P-$75 or offer. lj4().700 ----·---- QJt Si1.c Kroehler 11ora herl, bm vnyl $200, f .J:c brn vnyl s wvl rorkcr $SO. !162·17lJ ALL NEW Olru11~ rm. Stanli:y, Ital PY'Qv . table. 6 chair .... I~ du.nu. xlnl Sl<!C)() 5'\H i~1 M~~t Sell' t.pc-hdrm ~cl . i:rcitt (·ond. mu:.l \Cl'. $l75. l>IDUlJ: game tbl, ,1 uphols cbairi., gd ccmd. Sl60 Decor tbl, 34x5R, redwood. beaul, pd smo. :.<IC $3SO 67 3· 2<JJJ Brown leather sofa <nec. $JOO. b73 9344 --- Wawrbcd. custom hit. Olk & wht fur. m irror hcadhnt·r w rt.'fl l1J(hli.. 'lacnf1cc $200. S48·534JI or 548 7v.l. Old pant: chest. C'ri h w m att. t'offce t lJlo,, rc1 r k ~ 1· h r .,. ~. 11 r ~ 1 v.alcrfdll chc:.t . mu1 h mur1· ~... I )arm· I\ I.mt• S.11 ~II 'JI l l '; <'.11::.ta Mesu ~l. oll < lra1111.•· WaU'rbt'fl. din wt l11kt'' eolor TV. :.port:.. 1'1.l'. U'J 1\Jlurw. C.:!'11 !ml 27Kl'l B1k1:. clolhell. loY'· 1.>1.111k ... rru~c ~JI Ualmoral l'I. <;M &l6·670li Custom i.ofall. d1,h1· ... rrusc. dothinl(. la m1 ..... Sat/Sun 9 5. 24452 Alt.1 Va '!ta 11 11 , Dana 111 496-~ 3 ram gara~er '74 2r.oz 2+ 2. loaded unl1(1uc lires~er. furn baby item-.. dolhl'll, tOyll. dt' ax items. etc. Sat/Sun K ~Jpm 962 2070 IH25l Ml Stcw11rt . f Ell1ll & MaWtolJIJ I Sat & Sun 9am -4pm • wash'g mac.h. chain hnk fnc 'g, <'ollectahles &. Junie 3111 Coohdge Ave . CM. UR elcctrorur component inventory Steel desk. bed'I, chc:;ts. a<1uariums. white lbl & chairs . Reel Mower:., hand & pwr Sat/Sun 2JJOG Shantar Ur. < • M Ci.tllh or will trade Garage Sale S.11 Son:! I\ ~1!f.!"J Irvine. (;M Mulll family. 13 yr., <IC' cum <!I I ll ro.iclv.uy, (' M H tu I !'>al Only G 1 .a n t (i a r :i g I: S :1 I 1• Sat /Son I 0 4 55ti 1139 ~2 11.·lfasl, (; M Four l''am1h1c:.. µ1ano. 1hn1·ttc '>t•t . playpen •'hlll'h . tlro.qw-.. Loy:., many m1 ... 1• 111•m:. Sat •1 ~> :tS'.11 1'1111' St. lrv111e Moving .,,1k ~.11 & ~111 !I l•I .• :!:\.! \1 111111· Vl:-la. (' \1 l\nt111uc h1111·h. '>!'h1111I 1lt·ll k. hul r h cr 111111 k pl;tnl'>, lrnh.Y tum1tut1'. lot:. of ~1101111'!> Car .1g1· ~ale. Sat 1.nly. t.111"' 'l 1·w1nkl1· l'.11 k , 1'111ll•·roli1" 111 g al atiuunum + llland. + all N1u1p . duth1ng, many rru.,1· 11t·m.o.,. 1167 Pre:.1d10. t~I Yard ~ale :.of;i, c·haars. u.1111.., refng, & 11the1 l.l.'>4·ful •ll'ffi.'I Sal/Sun \t-4, 17171 A:-.h St. llB 2000 Qu1·dada; Newport - H 1· a t' h . V 1 s t [1 d e I Oni E.1 ... tbluH Or Sal 10 ii San yo Video Hcl'urdcr, J e w elry. c;lothcs sz 7·9 <Name brands) Tennis. ski, e tc. Jo\Jm1tu.re & applJanccs. 109th YEAR August 2nd through August 13, 1979 ,,. ...... t•1' ,_ 1M1 M111l•n• IOH t• I 1w IOIO Mhc•••-1010 ,_ IM7 .... ...._ ....................... ... ........... ,......... .•............... ...... 1;;................. ... . .................... _ '"' . • .. t• C IA ... tl11 I •• -,_. t-. QI Bruuwldc DIVl..aa. !ctUIP. WIOAAA• TAl!t..S CARPET OOCKAPOO PUPPIR8 --••••••••••••••-• 11111"111•............ ....................... ......ab' NeO¥ NCI 1100 "W ...., _. w Pl SlO 00 New CUy tr.U.-•apace C.W....,. a.•· ~·••···taw.uw .. ta•• Mo-Ped 1m ,_..,;::;mve;:;t&,mcw'. T• NIUl&Lor 1•6'c f!0'9'YoW'Mlwuard. yd.~~~:::S:Snaq 110.a attheDuw. a.I. l'U_...._ -• W ....... en1lllll6oe •• ___._..,_a.Iv t al .,.,. Black/wiUle TV t2(). 50 ~OM card for H Ch """"IL2......., _ 11111c. nia:.~·li;a. ...,.. ;:MOi.:::i.' lrlcnaati ..-am pl. aqutlum Pl. Com lAll plus one ipare. We Cuatorn drapes, we re BlbyMu.ko:r; Ducks. S1 ...,..., .-.-• C.11. llLVla·l•l•rHUooal· lp6nll p&uo: 2 IDOi, l.o. MeH Verde l•nol• Ir IJIMld BOW lraccee. aeo. ~n tr,.e~ian~UL e .49nowl2.8hqyd incl. r· Pairs Y· Quack· Tri rldio ·~· luff ......... -.... -~•"" • .,_ ._....... 1~") -.la~ ....-•....-owe...ut •wim~p . .ioo. M-4011. t a •ti ve 1 '· labor.778-2"43orM3·Hl9 eu.546-1421. )t.4, loot .,new, ltOC), _.,_ _ _ ._ ... ...-.. ....-. f7t.lllll 11 rap, mee n1 a rhne Coe radio. Blnilil 50, 1100 .. CM. .... ._.. ....,, Htll•U 6 mora. ---~t,.,nrim1mtont 1.D requirement.a. Pre· U N t VER s I T y kaUellrcaae. whalelP'lft\p,12$,amall .. --. ..-... • ._.., 211 •mt llailtofter DITATI': IA.LE. Mwt U ..,ofa )'el /belaa 1299. K.V. or van lUln. Mu1t wnl klM 6 lbef\! For• A11fLE."1'1C CLUB mem· t&O .nlp's bell, mJtc marine 1'1111. ......_ * -...... 'ta Carattli.. 8cbwiM II" Plde/tnln· teU. Mak• otter. M l·._ penonallaed w~ encloae be r 1 h I p . O w 11 e r ~·3746. hardware • equt:O,.: UPll Mov l•I ule. •.::..~ ,,..._ rtlp SI' ._ • ..._ lU 11..-e. .... ........ Id.,... ur ... :r.!06. w~wr:r • fabri c or transferred, Make offer. C»M 530 Backhoe loader 1<8lWcky, C.W. Rot&'I tilt, picture•, .,... =~:rec::~.';!~ "*' • -.3840 * * * ~I back "t~~~ ~o~~ mu>o. L,yn. w/\llt trailer. 5 ylll'd In· ..;s.&.;_,_il_Sun_. ____ _ -.... ..-. .._1llatd • .._ ... -~ ~ Trollinl enilne M*. Office FUrnltiare · ...... H.Sler tap. Or try two cards ....._. ~h:~PAl~~=j ....._,.._ t040 .._.,_ ...... lat • ilift~..a • ..-rl•blDI equipment, Ke a i onablc C opy tl6ParkDr. bltckt.oback ... .,_... 1011 forSl4.SOO.AsldorBnan ..................... .. • 81111 ..a, -....,Q' • ......,... . llM.eafr. Tltttl1'81M MaC'htne, 12). l.ounae Cotta Meta PRICES ••••••••••••••••••••••• _,. 5 ....... ,..,..,,,. •--. ..--l&J,seion Qa1r 6 Ottoman. SIO. ..,,8 .... 31.., .. , ·'""""-,,_,__rv You a~lhewlnnl'rnf •'"' "' ..., "'ender Jazz bass copy. ----A.RSA KUO. IS• t '. Mor Wh u l <.:h•lr. S7 $. ..,..frMtklutb 4/5tap$1.60 ea Uke new $150 llohner f or Sole Reticulated *SEA RAY* HARRISON 17-3&' Oar•1• ale •• :l';'I. ,....,,. lA.,. pool blr ~. Clo'bNll f\&m D.OllO ta-.•1 ,._,.pump, ..._..,.. • ... i.;. Sat PGOl rtttu. aoo tbp fr 8'liL ~. Palm ..,. ridmtr mow•r. net. .._. A(lla. uu M".. worts. m 11x12 ar~ • ~an all wool ltend • 3 0 6 6 8 6 II ft c r (1<!2 50 valuel. l0 6/9taAS SUOea practice base amp. 1250 python. 10·. Beuutiful, knoUed Ofr white w~lh WM/s.t 3IM6 days R.lnallng Br°' lOor mote S1 40 cu Acouat1c1d Guitar Ven IM!althy, tame. Ltc ca11c & frln1• and cd•&d In Ll vin arm . d in in l(rm &mum&Ballcy Sa1esTaxJncludcd tura ~.Call 646-8400. rat ra1i.1n g s upphei. brown dftlp _ A5C)/(trm drll)ef1ti, tOdR &ncl. ex ClrcU4 NOCARD'> 1'1m PlO/mkofr.675-:nZ4 . Dr. S.A. ~ ............ 1'\11. ""bit· .. • 1· tWtom nwde ru box. MO 1758 daya, t7S 3$16 Ct'llfot. 5 wt.ndowll. Ofter Al.Ill. 2nd thru 131.h Draw your own or send ~ Manoo name. uddress, phone & Martin Guitar Model 00018. New one11 cost 8>0. Have mine ror $600. S40-2:934 days, 833·2128 eves. SAT ONLV• EUaan Al~n a SMri 10" rMhal ••• Tf\aadM bad, f\&m, COf'd Wiiland l2liO 11" Sel h or1an , la 1n1•· ll 1t r'fid mowt'f" 6 c•lcber, aadlfta, boob r iot.bet l50 ~ U11S1'..U.. CM ---Md.al toolbox ror plclnlv HlrtM IO•O truck, 90. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~T181 Mwlt &ell ' 9 yu r old Otld Uli-Sn o w. wfpl ... ftMShy l6SO Gn · .. t tor tdlnager. Call 495·~ ·PlnbWI mactun '-Swinger Neftts t'l~'i.' repair $500. ~or S4tl 7309 t.'ml __ __ 41f ' Ocl11gona l Tobit: tta• llllld Gooda IOH Sacnflcc at $200, moo • ••• •• • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • nt-w) Call 842 8632 00 1q yda tu lo CTJ>t, mtd Pa.le grey fox stole, new brwn. S5 yrd incl pad flj6/olfer. :>.51-9747or752·6800 ~7840 Matl ffY e07e Commerc ial PINBALL ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.clune, $3:50/offer. Picture frame miter c-ut 67~ UUbty 8tM!d 10 11 10' 1100. gta111 U lll&)(!r w /boot tor 1n1n1 truck 1100. 3'0cfm llo ll y 1 Of fen ha uu r w/hea<Mln . for 1800CC C<lw'ler CM' Mll.tdlol. $175. Phfl(ll~ 2 Studio cornt!r grouP>, 1 W/ti~f'O. phooo AM/ .. 'M & full 11et qual ltuttan IW'll Or~eri., la bh.'tl, lN&C howidlold " bPol'U mpment lnrl'g water 11fds . Muc h m o r e . Urge nt Cash o nly . 91M'JM St.utmg &Iver. Wallace "Roiw Point". 8 place ~t. Wood strg r hest . new, never USt."d. $1000. 559-5021 ter, drtll pres11, 11taple gun, 118" particle board. molding, work tbls, & rru.-sc. items. 64S-6535 dys, m 1B77 eves. U you're looking for a bel· Old Bell Brass Bronze col· teqob,youwon'twantto lect 1on $300.00. Scl' miss the e mployment Uutanc Kangaroo Sat t'Olumns "'Classlliod. Dune-A Line. Take the ~ AnahelmCooveolioo wt-'ll make one card per Center JACIC WilSH Ticke ts mual be ex Lag, A.dd 2S<'e«tch CAaPIT CO chahged for reser ved Send clie<!k or moocy or· hu ckll.e-Outs for $:.?.99. ~ at the ConvenlM>n derto: 13 99, .. "9. f''ur com <.:enter 1head or time . PM.OT ralMTIHG peo.Ove bid come to 711 Utll ~·5678, ext. 272 to P 0 . Box 1500 W 17th st. c;.z. or <'llll clwm your Ucllets. Cotila Mt.>sa..!.. C.it 112626 tiJl-44U2 * * * Men's "olfrlub6 & bat1. 4 MESA VERDE COUN woods. K irons. $75. 20· TRY CbUB. Golf. tennis. girls' Stmgny bike. $20. swunmmic equity mem 840-4782 evcs. ____ hershlp 631·3450 Newport Ueach 'fenn&s John Wayne Tennis Ciub O ub membership Mov Family Mem bers hip for uag out ol the area. $750. sale. Best ofr 957 1568 98.)...S421. ---------- CERAMICS llandpamted ceramics. plaque:->, nat1v1ty :.et. pl11tes, much m1 :H· items Aho s pc·c1al or der:> & l'Olors don1· at n • l.IM)nublc cost. H41l·K5W l'VC:. l"JU:.NCH HORN, Conn 8·0 . $650. Li s t price ~.new. 642-4~12 Orlandogwtar W/case $150 714~·6264 .J.. Oftiu ,..,,......... & Eqiii,...nt eoas ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.:x.ecut.Jvc desk, chair & mat. $650 value, for s:ns Ca.11~2274 Twin bcdK, box springs & frames + table to make corner group $7S. ~" crcyclc $5. Pl a nts, 8'hxlllh braidt.'<l rug $35 Charcoal bar beque $3. Rake, shovel. hot' $3 ('ii Ulue/grcen sectiona l couch 125. 968-8635. Hild l6" floor m ach1nt' w /tank & br u~h · S275/ofr Surf boar d 9'1 '" $45. 673-5529. COPIER U~ any paper.~, pncc. 1.U M Correcting &II-" 962-7033. tnc IJ typcwnter Nt;w EJtoo John l.JC'kcts: will make cvcn t rade· or 4 on 9-28 for same number on 9.29 or 10 6. 714-1146-0879 a!tSPM ----493-0.US U:.ed garage cabmds. 11. of l hl' on ~. t'O'tl Xlnl mnd. J\lw l'l'rarnw tilt·' & shelving 552 :Jl<..18 bfr 9PM Must Sell! J<:x<·•· m etal dl~k SH5 & ~ i.ll.'t•l h·~al Ill!• cah I S75 1111 w l oven..td xtru h\ y g.,UA•' :1-drwr $125 4!1'J 122tl SOUTHERN SAVINGS ROUTE -- YOU ARE FREEWAY CLOSE TO 5 OUTSTANDING AUTO DEALERSHIPS 0 FIAT Mission MERCEDES BENZ ~;o ts SOUTH~ ORA.MGI COUMTY'S ~ por CHOWi. AUTHOtHUD DU.Lii SALES • SERVICE 28701 M.1rguerite PARTS • LEASING Parkway. SHOP & COMPARE OUR LOW LEASE RATES BARWICK DATSUN MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS SOUTH COAST FORD SAIL CHEVROLET M1sst0n V1e,o 7141831-1740 714/495-1700 0 e e 0 e SADDLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS SHOP& COMPARE IN SOUTHERN ORANGE COUNTY AEEK AD • LAGUNA· BEACH Find what you want ... Buy it for less DRIVE .A LITTtE • • • ---------------------------------- //,,. I /1i111t1t1 . °"'9ge eo..ty's Most Modern IMW Oeder FACTOIY AUTHORfZEO SALES, LEASING & SERVICE Good Se1001on of Excellenl trade '"" iN<11lao1e 21402 MARGUlltlTl l'tCWY , MISSION VIUO 1114) U1·2040 ,..il'EI 1 wHr OA'I'', 1 1 .Aiudi .. f' ·,., ,.L, ·rn tJr IOM LAGUNA BEACH -~.'f-= LEASING ALL OUR '79 MODELS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRI CE S 900 South Coast Highway Laguna Beach 546-9967-494-113 1 0 • PRICE OF GAS GOT YOU DOWN? PLENTY OF GAS SAVERS LEFT FORD Ford Fiesta from 40 MPG Ford Pinto from 32 MPG We've been here 17 yeors -some location -some C1Nner -some good deols -coll or come in 494-8515 lowest rates on leasing SOUTH COAST FORD 303 BROADWAY, LAGUNA BEACH • ....... ,,..,. ....... -.... -......... .. .......... ......_ __ ... -------------- "-& 0...-1090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plano. Geo. Steck. eit· cellent cood. Make offer. 644-5464 NEW CU RRIErt :,·1·· G rand p1ann . flcgular $59!15. salo $42'J5. 10Nl.Y 751 ll21 New K :.iw..i1 5'!.I" lk~ular S'UXX> Sale $5995. ONLY I MAl>t:• 751-1121 HEW MARRAMTZ PIANO CORDER IWA $4295, sale $2995 In cludes 20 t·ai.:.etlc l<lpes. cn.'>St1.te recorder. ptallO & bench BR IMHALL PIANOS Acrou ft om Sov1h Co•>I Pl•'• 1!11 1121 llummond 1131\2 OrJ(an. l GI k~·y m;inuJh . JUlo rh y l h m. i! 5 ll" rL1 h Come to our st.ore It look al the ultJ rm te. SR!_!,.~ (Jn ~l;~!tore 3t' Retncll t!n6, low, lov. hrs. bait system . head. re(nJi. \lllk, stove . swim :.lep, V berth, fasl & t•l·o no m1c al. $8150 . 004.2502 Ed. 111' 1977 rta nger. Leb:-. than 25 hrs on t.h1.i. •ttil Ford Inboard. Will l>Ciil up lo 10. Asking $7800. Cull 548·7Hll Cl•J!>:.11· 20· C<:n t ury. maho g u ny, 1956 (;(Jronado. <tll origina l mJO 675 7!:i711 ~~1Hll!!53 dy ... or ~1i!27:l0~ ~:r Uay J.11wr w /F ly •·\•.., hm J1w l~wd•·d w/xtra .. I ior..<J cont.I. w /trlr ~700 Se-winq Mochines 8092 1,w 4ZiO ..........•......•...•. 011i.1·w puw1•r rn a1·hir11· -.v.oghl ur 1.1g J'.11! XJ111 11111d (';.n li•· ,,.,.,. .11 Falm1· llox. ~I <;..ity Ill . 1.Jg una N1gu1•l . >(JI ~l l.JJll' mod1·l 1111 • ·" 11orta hl1· :.i·w1ng 1n.1 < h11w. dbl rK'\.•dk Sii:; n 1 >S:J:! 1,2M ·7•1 old.Jak Mark JI w /40hr> \ll•r.. ~ many i:xlra,. ~tu ... 1 'di $3000 11r b!.L ulr li13 :;123 aft ~. :JI'. l'.174 b:gg llarbor l w11 Chry .. f1,,h 1.'QU1p SIO.~. Al-.-0 :JO' J\v;ilon moon n ~ 7 M /~ 2'.M!i. 21' SE,\ HAY wilrlr. l"H. SpcwtinqGoods 8094 d1·trnci., full ··anva ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• wt·ll ''~u111 °<t $l l ,Otl0 1 1,1 .. 111 .111 l'•·ak t m:1 :~. ti ,J • k I• •I I k . Ii I u C-. l'1,l.1 rgu;ird mummy 'lr..·1.1111( lldg I 11111 old 93.'1 ('a fjll~, 9'/!lt, (;Ot.fo C'Ll' llS. W1t-.0 11 X:ll . :1 1r11n ,,, I :1 1 " W(llJl.h. hk1· Ol'W. SiJI" $WO Call ~\II t:i:.i:; all :;PM :.! rM'\I. ..... L ... 1 1~ 111 \ ,., .• Ill\ 1111: <'f1111 11rn1·11l Wiii \••II llJ( 'I IJIH'f' l,"/:I :ii~ ,oil .j Ho .. :.1gn111 .k 1' II•'" 111 Xlnl 1'i.111J ~JIMI ( '.111• 1 tOil..'t Ii ~I 'VU! 1J.l I Ill ~.!IS 1:111 TV. Radio, HiA, Steno 8098 •••.....•...••••.••.... 25111 Color TV Sl:i:'i 2 years Warranty 642 SJ40 !.I" J\C.:tOC c-olor TV, nl'w ncvl.'r w11·d $2•111 I !.I · Color ft('A JJCJrt,, lih· u!>cd fl~, !illll IU• .:!lrn C11l11r l \. ~" J Yl•:11 wan u11ly f.1!! !'ll<IO Brand nl'w, n1•\'('r bcc·n USt.-d C:ra1g n ·rc1v1•r & :.! K l.II :.1J kr ' $:.!0 0 ·1!).1·95H9 YOU rt CR EDIT GOOU lll·:Ht-:! 25" ('olor 1·1m:.oll.', bl.fl c.ibtn(1. nt'w. Only $22 mo s:n bl3.:J i't Thon11t·rl11rrl I-' IH'. :!CMI CJM(', ~151111 + 1•x lra:.. 111< NII . ..,;11·1d1e •·· :~t:I In !'Alli'/ ~I ~a IC.J~· t:i!I. hard ICJf1, HlllllJ.:/.:l'I \, 7 · hollk 't, gulh·y. d 1·1' n·fnJ.:. 1·11•< tnm tab). VllF. Chev ~IUllp OMC. lnc·hl.., 1111 m.u \,111 .i.n lra1l1·r. ~ 1:,0 , • ,, li4~>-2MWI ~ ~;W Ill l"n , top. how ~ 'l"m r:u t .... l<tdd1•1. 111\ lrlr. ~I 5:J6-:-i1:111 or .,.io G;fl~ USED BOATS! 250 On Display Action Baat Bkrs wiZle'lt llwy at llwy 39 llunlltll(lon lk'h ~ 8891 1rn;, 1!11 ,.· c.1a. ... tron. 1ooh11 0 B, 1'11.1l t'lHTltlll'lt•I" 1 lill. m.111v 1·xlr.i ... 111 dud •. , 11 Ir w 11 • 11. hb ~hllli IH' l.y rn:in C l.t.'t'tll' mU.I, much nc•w ml'1·h 'I rlonl'. SJ~, b<-:-.l ofr. 644 !Ji!til) Iii' Cl-:!'ll'l'llllY Mahoi.tany ('I.ii."<' with Trullcr. ~ 7fi0.1093 2:1· f'1bcrform. '75 . f1ybn d.:c-. ~alley. lrlr. Sac $7.500 6't5-411!11 -------------M rrunal 19 .. color :imos old 2yr warr Hcmotc cool S42S K47 79'5. J\C DC, h a t t<'ry. ~· PACKET fled. Nct.'t.ls nothm~. 2 '>(1.~ of 1·ovt·rs. $14K firm . Bud at 7 M lti42-!M05 blk1whl TV w / J\Mll'M l•--------rat.1111 $17!'1 l'anu~un11· J\Ct OC nilor 7" $.12~• l\lt.h nt'W 'tl.111 1n bbX•'" 548 lZ3!'> loah&MariM Eicppmtnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9010 .•........•.••...•..... WHITHH BUYING or SELLING nit It Yow DAILY PILOT IOATMART To ,e.e yow .t ce1642-5678 IT'~ m .t-:N J\ GOOD boal. ·rour., around t h1• hay, 1·v1•n1ni.: 1•ru1s 1•,., 1•v1·11 IA>at••r .. k11nl! Ill lh1• 01•1·;111 liul w•"n· le;1 v111g llw waterfront u;• 120111' I IJ, 1•n1t1nc ovt•rhaul 1, 1:1. run .. gn·al , r 1i.. . .nywhcrc ~10 A true har~am 675·1323 (i B. :JG·dua l·IOadt•d. Lo hour~. worth $75,00IJ .. cll 11 rude /'!. Fr u n k. ~.&VJ. 9050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• West suil 32 Sail boat ava.i.lable for bare boat c harte r 1n Augus t. 67S.519f 9060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~:Gd rac·e record. Kcul· ly cln. Kd «'ond. Trlr Incl. $Z400/besl. 673-4061. Udo 14·W/tl'lr & extra llruls. Xlnt cond. te\JS. ~5006afl 5. Cal 20 OB. Extr a ll • .._ ______ __. Newport sUp. $3800/bst *** Mlmrs,ftt 2Q510range Ave. Cost.a Mesa You arethe winncr of ......... tlcWI tlZ2.50 value>. to Rlnaling Bros. Blmum 6 Bailey Circus Aul. 2nd thru 13th Anahe6m Convention Center Ticket• muat be ex· chan1ed for reserved eeeta at the Convention Cent.er •be•d or lime. c.11 to.5111, ext. ll72 to dal.m your lkke\I. ••• Have llOCDltbin1 rou want co .u? C1...tr1ec1 • do ttwell..eo.MTI. olr. 548·4488. UDO 14 12523: ~II COV· er. whisker pole, nu cen· lerbd, ad cond. tllO. 67~57119 . ·rr Zlft Sanc.aoa: Sloop, s sai l s, all p a vail . $4000/olr. 231 /863-4180 eves. 714/483-tl'8evea. 1.7 OoiomlMa, luMy OUl· fitted lncludlnl tooh1, rmonn1 avail. An excell. yacbL 12$,000. 875-3252 MOTICI bow Delly PUot CllU• In.ct edl diaple)' their m '""with letibtUly ..t IJlll*t? OV ... we are proud to .. >' really .. t re•-.H•. l-a.one eo.5871. tHO .... w-... tltO ....... IMporhd ~.Ju!y27, 1179 DAILY PILOT ............................... ,.rt·led-------.... ----.. -.. -,-.-rt-_,------=;.;.;:;:...:....;..;.:::.;:.,_ .. tm; H ' f'1tt•r 11u t ow w,.,._ Ulla la lrtr ........ ·n T rl 11mph Slvr ..... 311. mint rond .. toner'· '74 Nortun ..-. t'GDd suoo a1 111• -.. ... , II' c.&atnar tl mo Hart.y D1vld»on IZ& ..... trader. Mak• Offf1 ~.""rued bike, rum 11 ~l»IMO looU 1ooct. must 1011 21· llhleholi. •••· a.o;nc.~ $lil3~47 0.00.. ap6Malttr. ~ Tll Su1Ylrl 2$0 . Ftu6 h bi9d •....,. .. ._.tu.I motor. ~w 11hocu. fork ~-etP J~. Mell fr U,._, VfTY vtry UdD...,._IMp, •• c lun a fu t . 1500 -.sJ'Jlor~I tMtato AJtptn1· ,..,.,.h. llob'9 II. lt.llt ~\loft Vft')' IJ\tonl It rell11ble, Prt~ MeOt.aaM.-DiO Kawuakt F 7 En .,.11'08 duro CoJJecuna du1tt . ----11!'4 $46-47$4 14 \.\' Cbr)'li.r ••Het ..... -..... ---5-.-t/--~~~r;;tbe~~ ... ~~ f_t6Q ner. llltl _.%1&\. ••••• • •• • •• • • • • • • ... • • • • -· RENT 23' FIRERld .I. ~ER.tom,kte. S EU' CONT A l N i:;u eood ccnchtial t6$0 REASONABLE ~Z!SJ ~4942 ... ------------RENT •73 22 Lux ury QJnJnado U •6 w/tralle. motorhome Sl~eps 6 oulhaul, vaog. poli. Sell cont. $250/wk t 11 $1400. ~91.S9. l1ll 640-&585 • O.UC raclni 11loop I ' '78 Soutbwmd 25._ lilJ>!> H, Luden w/alip. Newpcil. geuer a t or, Io 11 d ed . CIJIM2-4305evis. 951-7817 i3 Cal 25, hinged mat. 'n' motor home for rent ne w 6HP . Cull raf! lmmac, s ips 6 , uva1I cruase. xlnl cond. Sll.9'. from 8120 on 646-4546. IM6-4087 fUR RENT Motor 1 lomc W 34. Mark II, dleel 22·. sips 6. Ci.II for info RDS. VHF, $29.USO. ~1·3.545 979-33.19 - -- PACKl>..I 71 ltusca 2S ' <.:usl ml, all xtras, 1mmac. 2<1.M . $15.W>. Pl' 646-2625. Trailn-s, Travd 9170 Red. Needs nothinf 2 ~u 0( covers. C-Omrrte •.••......•.••......... with sails. Sl4K m l!m Komfort 17,-;i', S I<.:. 11~Rud~!al!71!4!/!642~-9405~'!!!-'I air, loaded w1xtras. c /. h fl. Pl' 5.'>1-4938 42' CHRIS-CLUB ltAT . Club wants t.o sell '1Ck . Takeover banJI loaand ~ments of Sl65.I per mo. .. then it's your. Call ~81.::n 14• fol)'Ull( Jumor;acing d as.'I, xlnl cond,.¥ /trlr . Sl 100. 675-6296 .............. , ...... . SUPS A.V..,..ILE YAC Ncwpoc?46·~1 :;()'dock w/dr1rnt1c nrw SUircraft 6 tent trlr r new. Stove. smk. 1n · lx1x & h cal er SI p:. 1, $1200/ofr. 642-4178 Jw/lo Service, Parts & Accessories 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SERVICE DEPT. Open 6 Days A Weck Mon Fr1 7 JO 5 ;J(I Saturdays .8 00-5:110 Atlas Chry5 . .Ply. ~J29 llarbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 546-1934 house. Mu ii channel. Merc.'edcs resc·rvl' dH·M·I C ora l Ca· 4 Bil . ta nki, uvutlahl" /\II calhedrlil cJ. l ~I .:ate. prc•sl(e comm . S.J\ 542--6057. furn or unf!fl. Avail 1m --____ _ med. $24()(m<>. 592· 1608 1213) Alttot for ~ ·--.-.J -- -...................... . a>at sUp anted for 27 ' Ericson till consider a ny arr*ement. Mon to Mon, fling prev. <'lr . P leaseeall us. Ed 714163 0489, S t an. 714/831"48. 36' slip vallablc w /side tie. Plstige 8ayi-.1de Onve tsidencc Linda l'le ()nn<ll. $7.50/boat root ff" mon. $250mm ~l(J.675·~ lo•.SpHd& Sid 9080 ...................... • • f Sabre 1!177, h1.ih IMPORTANT NOTICE TO READERS AND AUVER'fl!it:;H~ T he price of item~ adve rtised by vehicle dealers in the vehicle elass1f1ed adver tising columns does not m c ludc any applicable taxes. lic<'nsc, trans fer fees. finance rhari(es, foes ror rur pollul1on control dt<- v1ce cert1r1cat1ons or de alcr documentary pre· paratJon chargt.'t. unlc·!.s otherwise s pcc1f1ed by I.he udvcrt1scr J>t!rt'mancc , runuboul General 951 O wtoJ.Y cabin, cruise :JO ••••••••••••••••••••••• + a3 MPG w/r~tcn: 1811• Collecllblc <'ar s . ·1;5 $1300 Incl du: I.axle trlr ·c a d 1 1 1 a c & . fl ~1 ~Bkr. Oldi.m ob llc Wurl h Mw sell 19' Chccuih JCl rcslorini:. $300 ca. sJc480 t'ord, covt-r, skis, 5.'>i2·4Qrl. tllO ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'T3 Ol~un PU Cul l In • <U, ltllOO/bat offe r 982 .,.. ---'"12 t:J Camino Kuu iood '71 Avantl Xlnt cont!. 12000 M but offer io.d9d, ft'Wlt Ht' Im)()() m &W P~ate Puty _ 'G Buick Riviera. xlnt t'OftdiUon, atOO or mall." atf• l·&St·7114 .,. llM:t 13 tudeb•k•r Utand 1\&naino "Hawk. 'fot11I ly r•uw.d lo 1howrm t'Clnd Auto. p I t\ p I u ()ii.)' ...wo. m 1840 fHO ••••••••••••••••••••••• t-'11t nodl• 4114 Auu>inalll' tr11111 • 11.8'ti0 tape. Ull. bill Ur.-~ Wh9'1hi, Nl11I • lf\M tt-11r window l .c'>11 lban ICJ.000 m1le1 Uood loc*mc true.· It 11 J tXl64:M 1 _.. l'~rla Ike Toyota Volvo, 1966 H urbu1 Ulvci . t:o11t 11 M eo 646-l® '7aCJ !I Jl::l::I' VII Maoy exlrllb. Yt•ry cll•an &7171und4~ ti l7l i 5 J1~•j1, :,0,000 11\lll'!>, lll'W Ill Cl> & fl llh ~ 15011 5;t4 ~11 art 4 ·74 To)ot.i l.Jndt•ru1,t•r Many xtra!>, lllllt t·o1H.I, O\U!ll !>l'e $4 500 lJl':>l &&:,~ TI ·lx4 fo'ord F'250 Hanger I'S. PU, J\C, J\M F M i.h.m:.-o, 2'JM m1. shell, t&m. S49 2'145. Trucks 95(,0 ········••·•·•·•······· 1978FORD ~Pie~ Mui: wheels. stick ::.l11ft & low. low mile::. ISl·r. irrr.n, $4995 ~Cadillac: 2GOO I I arbor HI\ II 1·125 ll;J k1·r St <.:OST A M ESA 540-9100 IY77 Ford Coum·r Oump Truc k·5 s pl'ed l r;in'. dual rear whL-1•1,, 1>lf'n•o fll...343321 $499!1 Ea rl•• Ike Toyota·Vnl\o. l!MG lldrbor HI vd . t:o'>I u M~a. 616 9303 . 1974 FORD COURIER PICKUP With c·ampc•r. <I spN•d tr~ rndm & hc11lt•r X L T t· on •I 1 t 1 11 n I U I ;J6:i(11 $1995 Nabers Cadilloc <!lillO I larhor Blvd 142.'l 1111 kn St COSTA ME~!\ 540-9100 1978DA.TSUN LOHGIEO PICKUP 4 spt-..."'Ci tram .. & s l1•p humpcr & m irror:.. (1~1>. ONLY$4499 NEWPORT DA.TSUM RHli Don· Street Nl!."WPORT BEACJI 833-1300 '76 Ranchcro I own1•r Xlnt. t'-Ond. 49<1 72G!, or 661-1680 '68 Ford F 100. J Spd. :Jr.O "nil. runs ~real. ~ood body. $1425 firm. 492 87JI 'G7 I.I I Srout l't·rf 1·1·1 01(.'Ch'I cond $1500 l"irrn 22 mp~ C;111 64l :l.13li '77 Chev 15,fi(IOmi .1ux . l<tn k. t·ru11>1· c:1111lrol , :.hell. mr. !.ln1·0. $.'>.!•10. fi4l ;m11642 3.S:!H "56 l .. or<l l'lJ Hun s i::ood rt l·t·d 1> radiator <1!13 fjij2!j '73 C..'hliv1 lot t.on l'U. air, P S . PB . t o w l n11 l'll\IPPod. new mtr, Cam· bnr11c empt". all btn A·l CUld s:Ml!WI 673> 7078 ---·7~ tbcvy l~uv P U Oood t'OO<l lJf,j)O/~l l)(r. Muat lllCll 499 ~-·--- v-9570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOO«INe POil A VAH Ol '9Ck""1 liell us lbb weekend at our llil 1&1ln11al used cur Ila.le! , #I IA Or_,. C..ty ::!9'~ llarbor lilvd COsT A M !:;SA t79-2500 1001 Jntcrnauunal Step Van. '16.000 ong miles Self conl. Coll 631·572G i3 Dodge ~ A C, PIS. Pwt disk br~. gd cond $2200. 714/521-6739 ------ ••••••••••••••••••••••• WJ:; PAY TOP DOLLAR for top w.~s.fnre1un. domc::.tu.·:. or clai.i.1cs. tr your car is extra clean. see U.'i Fl RST' ~ #lt110r-.c~ 2925 llarbor Blvd COSTA MESA 979-2500 Uin'l S4•11 Your Car? CREVIER BMW l'AYS TOP DOLLAll For Cleun U:;ed Import:; CJll M1k<' or C>on 835-3171 nt1Y exlras. Jel·a·vator .,;ti .. u / - --ria d run n c r l r I r CICa • 9520 8' cub over ·72 .. ·ore! ~.1011 aallell. S46 7317 MCI 6 -C' YI. <1 !> fl , $2 , tJ ~I ~I PORSCHE's ------•• • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SJ&.4543. 491 Giroux d bl wbl trlr. I OF A. KIND vfenders, 3500 lb. cap l!M MERCEDF.S 170S f . $1000. 642-0671 Cabn olcl 2 door con Ga stron 11 · V h ull. 1ercury Crwser. 115 hp, obrd1outbrd drive. lots ;I xtras. In very good cond. On lrlr, ready lo movel S2SOO. Shown 9·5. · S..t; 2728 San Juao Ln. CM. vcrt1ble, tan exterior brwn lthr ml, 4 cyl n at head mlr . 4 s pd tram., u nb e li evable a utomobile. a r e al classic. Alltohamlertm lJOO W. Coast Hwy Nwpt Bch 642-676.1 T1 1,a......._ $17,000 car when restora· -••-••••••••••••••••• Ooo Is completed. 1956 MBZ219 <Classic> sedan. "20 848-4017. Flberalaa mlni·truck lheil, cab hitb w /lint.eel window1. fl bool for Datsun. $250. Call ,._JOU, Mk lor llike. '75 J)au.un 1•1 c·k up . AM/F'M. sht'll, 20MPG, ~.495-4354 '79 Ford R11ngcr •-, T on. S500 & take ovrr J)l•V ments Or best offl'r 4~. --------..,., GMC ,,, T p u .. rull power. xlnl eond. 3:.IM. Reg gas $1895. 548· lflOO ~-..:!Camino Classic. PS, PB, air, till whl, bt' the opportunity lo ('()11..,u.IC:'r the purr haM· or trade in of your clea11 Porsche. Check wtlh U!t Tod.tty I ---E PLE---tlll ...... 9140 ....................... Sma~ ~ Ralelgb ~ Pr'&. ,.....,. :aa··. wllllZI''. T9o0'7ll ,. ................... -. uo ml. -or bit ofr. Call Doreea , ·•1.-T, 142·1111 an IPll. ttlO ....................... Wa.dlTndJ•.JIOO ..a. Nee tlre1. SIOO. --· "11 YAMAHA DO RD . .... .... -...... .__Clll_TNt ....... -SDduro, r..-:t'Ci ~ ..... .. ExEcunve DEMO -ONLY 9300 MILES •AUTOMATIC TRANS. •CHROME LADDER •POWER STEERING • CHROME TIRE MOUNT • AIR CONDITIONING • ROOF RACK •AM/FM STEREO 8 TRACK • 4 HIGH BACKS •ALARM SYSTEM •HOT & COLO WATER • LUXURY PAINT • LUXURY INTERIOR , WAS S]4,950 s7995 THIS WEEKEND OML Y! Pl.a Tiii & 1..IMMe(lllt•I OTHERS AT SIMILAR SAVINGS ....................... WANTED! Aimil t707 .............................................. . Late model Toyotu. Volvo.. Plc:ku~ 4' Vans ~JI UI today 1 ..................... •• .... 9707 ..w 97 12 78 AUDI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... ..,.rt.cl ....................... '701 "5000" Autom•tu:. •ir. t•rw11e control. sunroof. vinyl lup. AM/FM ster eo (58WLV> Stitt .... MOW! 77 IMW JJot The t:x«ptlonal Auto. llHI , aunroof. air cond.. stereo ca.~ellt1, AUIJI 4000 i mmaculate thruout ! Nice Seledlon. Wlde Ar IOIMTJAJ ray o1 Cdon. cau Ue for Several to choose rrom. EqWpmeot and Details SA.OOl llAQ( Today! V A.UIY IMPOITS 13. ·2040 4t5-4t4t 01AHG1 couMTY·s OLDEST ···~··················· '77 FOX 2 dr. 4 spd. a te. . 00 Blue Fox Sp. t;d. Must 71 1 LS· auto, s nrf. see to a ppreciate . am/rm. air. 20+, S1350. & ATTENTION! 846-11672. Must sell! 675· 7260 M e r c edes . 8MW . Porsche. Claas ic & Ex· we. We will Rell your cor on oons1111ment al your jllice. Best location in Orange Collnty For in formauon call Jim Cur · ran. ........... ,... L'.lOO W. Coast llwy NW'Pl Sch Gil2-6763 NfaltoMto 9705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·71 Audi. New palnl. tires, ml Moving to Europe. sacrifice $1000. Call 731-4504 '74 FOX. Auto. 13.006 m1 o n new eng. Cl<'an . ~mpg. S2000. 540-4614 LEASE A NEW 1979 200SX WITH EQUIPMENT GALORE' Facl air. AM/FM .,,,., . 5 SPd overdrive clolh int"' 1,Ju 1ns1 with rach. rechnmq bk1•. PIPct 3 spd wipers ano rear wino Clc·lrost w/w !.II bit rad<, ouar11 ctncl\ lock fuet or and mucn mor" CdP CO"il t MIO nf!"off '\I'' 0'"041'" S9AI r•'1' ti• t1~~ 1nc_lu~?> I .f t'f'W'l hC 1-.. f .,.tM t•~ttn•.,I 1 4U09 ()r-1 JPO t.•"0 NEW 1979 DATSUN 210 2 Dr. Standard 1S1k 951 9 l8b'l:u1 WE HAVE 598 PER· MOMTH OVER 60TO CHOOSE FROM Selling price $4099 • 1.1. t t•r"""" S800 down cash rir lrl)l'l'l o:ic \q R PN mo ror 48 mo<i APR 13 26~., Del pmt p11cc SS504 (1 only') 12 MO./ 12,000 MILE OR 24 M0./24,000 MILE SERVICE CONTRACTS A¥ AH.AILE OM MOST OF OUR VAUD VALUE USED IMPORTS '75 VW SUHR IUG 4 so .. AM/FM ste reo rape. custom int . lo mtles. (879NCKl . MAKE OFFER! '72 D4TSUM 1200 4 cyl . auto.. new lnck in- ter 10 r. ei1cept1ona1 car (960FBBl $2190 '7 I A.MC HORNET 2 dr . 6 cyt . auto . AM/FM, I o m tlc·~ gas s aver (6/3A0Gl $1883 '71 CHIVETTE 4 cyl , 4 sp • whitewalls. 1 owner. 8290 miles. bright yellow 1065VOCI $3460 '74 CHEVY VEGA. 4 cyl . auro . AM/FM vinyl int . buckels. 4 7, 19A m1 . orange ext. 1460KR1 J 2183 '75 CORVETTE COMY. 2 tops V·8. OUIO • p/s. p/b , p/w . trun wire whoa l'l. 38.990 mile'> Cream puff! MUST SEE! DIAL-A-DATSUN DEAL! CALL TODAY 558-7811 NOW AT ..• - . ,.. ....... ................ ltllftt •• • ... 141., ............... yOtt "eve.•l IMeft to ......... DllNI. A1 Voll CIM _ _...,... .. tow, ................. "'°''· ..._ ......... .... ..,._....._. ... ~ ..... end ..... ....,, ............... .._. ...W'Tllffl 1'\&111 •••IU•d. k>callr oiwnM 6 twriHd, MH2 &t ... '8. U'l'llPH) ""° .... IOMI MOITS lltOIWlBO& BLVD . OOITAMISA 6Jl-l1761J).tJOO '°' .,., .. ,"" .. • .....,. c.llor· n a o ca. 1ooc1 cond -----... ...................... ...._ .... ------iiil .... DMMM• lo ..... ....,_...,. .... tow --'""' 4 apil, Cl.II fil". orlOM. ~ ,._....._,, ~·· ..,.., _m_.., ________ _ ....... ---·.....--·--., ............ -...... "_...' ='4650: 11lt1ltel0111111'1 • -.,, ~ AMI''-4 ..... _ .... -.... ................ ,..,.,.,.., .......... UM"KI '7949 .,.. . .., ....... -·-OOdY -""L ,41,,., • f"ft' f•\11\iltf' _,. LtA .... ..,._, ···-•• .,. '1• • •ffttd AMI• M t1.•1•0 •1' • 1 ''"O 11;.Hy ledt"Y _ _. CASI uaMt1 1r.ot~• NICI '5600 •u• .,,., 111118llW •· 4.S,000 ml, l\ad 81i.e, lUaupW'lkt ...,_ lape, at.t cood. PP. ~. 711 ..... '1Vll, »121~.no 776l0c-' 4 ~. Polan. S:lv~r i.au.r t.r1'4!nor.1tereu CMlit'tk'. ffill IS SokS •nd 11 .-r v I ,. tJ d b y u i. • (741K/Vlt ) SA.OOtHACIC VALUYIMPOITS lll·Z040 4tMt4t '78 3201 AJplna 1>usf. • Acutrur. A1C. um / m CUJil,I Ullu·k /tun Clo th 1"11ctory 110r v A II n• <'dplJI $10,000. Sl57 4600 Ot' 847 -"346 IOI McLAREN's & llOO N Ht-111: h II h ti I.A llA II RA C!i Mt No. oCSA f'w~) C714JUZ..Sl ll Sund11y by Ap pl &I U AHOAOWAY , ... , ..... 831·3171 , ... "',..,..,. OMllfO -.c-• IMME IATE UWVERV! LAaGI SIUCTION O/IMIW lt7' 3ZOl'1 5211'• Al...')() ()33<.:SJ ~ IMSTOQC! Uill l0d11y ·We a lllo may h11v1• that pre own,.d UMW you a rc look111~ for! 131-2040 495-494' incllff •• Ccr '78~ 4 speed. iiunroor. lt'11tlll'r, ulloys. low m il1·-.' Opt:rate11 0 11 r t-~Ul<1r fuel ! (!)443i $14.995 4 Others to <.;hw.,.. CllEVllR IMW t"l & Broadway SAN'f A /\NA I~~ :1111 '76 BMW 5101 i\ulormt11:, i.un1 out. air llflndlt1001nl(. 1Ht>rt.'O. :i to d lUOl>cfrom <!>7ll'<J\11 SADOLEIAC K V.AUEY IMPORTS BARWICK OAT\UM ' ,, a J1.131c,4•n 137'> . STOf'!!. and aave us a call dunng our fi f'lil annual u111.'t.1 tar 8all' ... NOW ! n 1111or-..c~ ~Harbor Ulvt.I COSTA MF.SA 979-2500 •DATSUMS* LA:rcJt ~'°" Of .A.1Modet1 WE SPECfAUZE IN GOOD SERVICE COSTA MESA DATSUN "14~ llARkOlt ULVU 540-6410 540-021 l MEW 1979 TOYOTA COROLLA DELUXE LIFTBACK NEW 1979 TOYOTA COROLLA 2 DOOR 4 sc>ee<S transm1ss1on, bucket seats. dehJH pin st1'1P9. side molding•. wheel woll mold1ng1 & fully t-=toty equipped. (aTE3t-636549) MAKE US A• •FERI~--.::!! MEW 1979 TOYOTA CELICA ST COUPE • ... 1. 1979 TOYOTA CELICA GT LIFTBACK Automa11c triln. l.1t.l<Jr / .i1r r.c,nrJ w111 br1~l!IJI whef'I!. nwr •,1ee11ng AM/f-M '>lereo wilh eQ1i.1llHJ1 & cus1om dual rhlr '.P&akers. C1ti:.H1ri lflPf1. larqa burnl rocker panPI mo lding!> dc->luxa pm 'ilrrPO'l & rear won<Jow ~hodf' ktl Oomo l•RA-42-139 73', . . . Wr7 Dat.llun 2llO'l 2+2·Car 11 excephonally clew n lltld hM lea than J0.000 mll ~i.. I nte rior "' beauuruJly done In black n u11hcd vt•lour M u K wheels. rudu1I lin.'l>. air c·ond • 11h11dow. i.ll•n •o tufM;'. 11ulomut 1c lran ... 14111TDG' J S709'J. t:a rlt· Ike 'n,yota Volvo. l!Hl6 llurl>•>r lllvd • CO'll a M'2>a. r11W 9:KY.l 1977DATSUH ZIOZZ+2 •I :.~ trun1> . aar cond . lllPf', rnBP & low m11t• ... !Ser :l}l8) ONLY $7995 HOWARD Cl•Hrolet Uovt-& Qua al St .... NY.Wl'OHT Ht::ACll UJ.0555 1978DATSUM 810WAGOM A11lo m ul1t. A M l'M stcn '\1, uar 1·ond . pwr ,t1,·n11i.: Ii 1·yl fud lllJt't l.llill 17,IJOU tlllh·'> "" l1k1· N 1-. w l' 1111 ti I I I •• " t:tJliWO<; I $6495 Habers Cadiltoc 2"..00 llur bor Bhd M~ IS<ik1•r SI COSTA ME.'-.A 540-9 100 19790.ATSUM 280ZXCOUPE 1 Jnl> !'>,Ol.111 1n1lt::-.. :, "I" •·d tr an . ., . AM FM ra1lw ·" r '""~J . 1 • .tl~1· w h t!\'I• Iv 111 I.II{ 1-. NEW t u111lt1 '""' (~17UWZIJ I SI 1,499 NABERS ~(I J<AX) H.1100 Blv<t I t ""1 flllt...._1 ';40 IJl(i( 19760ATSUN 121ocourE 1,i:--t1l tran:-. &uu 100.t ;!ll:.!Nl.(;1 l,n·at .:.1., m1ll".1.:•·' OHLY $2999 NEWPORT DA TSUH ~ l>uv" Stn·l'l Nl-.Wl'OHT llEACll 833.1300 '7t, ~Z Sharp & l'l•·an N"w a 1 & 1Jr:ik1·-. Ma~ .... ~l1•rcu f"U!>i>l'llt·, 4tlM . $~151111 Uuy:-. !'7~1 '1 4115 t-:v1 ... 1Wknth fi7:i-42X~1 1976 DATSUN 280%2+2 4 ~p<'C'<J 11 JIU. • utr t•ond. & o nly :14 ,000 inile-.. 1tM28!1:JI Hun:. un 11· 1.'lll.1r .:.1.,' OHLY $6799 Ovt•r Iii U'11•d ' z., · to l'h<•OM' I rom' NEWPORT DA TSUH HHll Uovt• St r eel Nl•.Wl'OllT 111'..M.:11 833-1100 "il 1:ni lltehuk <bpd 11111 ronJ. best ufr ll1·lt•n t>i.~u.:J>31:)45-3'1J.1 uft Hpm. ----- 1975DATSUM 121ocourE Automatic.-tran:i. & aar rond (962MXQJ. OHLYS2799 HEWPOIT DATSUN lfllJ Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH llJ.1300 i2 !>l-0 4 dr standard lrl&tlll, air. One Owner. $1295. 540·2934 dayi., ltJl.2128 eve:.. OATSUM 7.'CAIS We"re loaded with the m ' Mast all ye11r11 & mode It.! ILMORETOYOTA ~Ot:ACU ltLVD. Wfo;s'J'M INSTl-:R 194-llZI --- 1974DATSUM 260ZCOUPE Automatic trans .. air cond., mag.'I, low m1lutt & ui.c'<.I run-. on r e gul ar "8-'>' 10167001 ONLY $4999 ~DATSUM Oov,. & Quail Sl'i Nl':WJ'Olff llEA<..:11 833-1300 '71 l~-J S1.111., 1•pt·. s::r•»tl 1111h·al.!'" lw1k., )(004', run,.., .:r !':JI ~!> fjl)J 2'.JKJ 711 'MY/. 11utu1T11.1t1e. ;ur, :-.wn~1. louv1•n •. ~k 1 rark. ~.001 mth·i. Sl:l!~I Cull 'ttf7 :~J.1 Ill •,111 Hu111> i.:n·at, ri· liwlt ••nl(. s:i.:ilJ IS!fl I .J!IH '750ATSUM 8-210 1-:xtrJ 1 h Jll hJkhlJ.1r k w I I II •1 'p •' 1• rl trasl3m1"111n f ~M'l'.A 1 Sl995 U 1 l \UO II .'lfl I r h.11 k. 'IClnl 1 un•I. \ \l F:\1, Ii I r a ,·k. 111·w , 11111·h :n .01J01111 ~I !1 10:!~117 Fiat 9725 ......••.•••........... 1975 ~AT SPIDER I tu~ •m···., 10 i.tn•ul 1·omJ1 l.r<Jfl' t 11t:1M Y(' I MUST SEE-HURRY BEACH IMPORTS '7lt ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71•,, Vl2 2+2 air. auto, wire wheels. AM /f'M 11· lrwck. $'1.500. 842 3615 00 045093 1069 07211 0729 Ucaut1ful Bayshore:.' Handsome 2 sly nn ror. nt-r lot w/xlra lrg pn v. J>lllJo 4br. Jba. $395,000 Zll1 9740 •••••••••••••••••••••• 1973MIZ 4505&. ~ hurd lo find . low lul1•agc luxury mcl<l1·I \l-1111. OMlY $11 ,995 ~WARD Chnrolet Dove & Qua il SL' Nt:Wl'OHT Bt:ACU lll-0555 74 MEltCEOES 280C l~undy With t:.rn UJI h11111·ry. p o w e r w111 dl1~. power brake~. :ur t,.r\l1orung, crwi.c ··on l.r•il~iH.2LEJ I IADOLEIACIC v UEY IMPORTS 83 lt040 495.4945 \ 13 ISll,c'. yt·lluw, xlnl t'Olld ~4.U50 l 'vt ,., > 4!H :!02. '77 M H'e80S t;. pt• rf" et c"Ofld nc\;J st•rnk h on rl al.OOU11~Ul.500 MO 1017 -----73 ~flfolly eq u1p'd xlnt t.•ooc Gold 57,00IJ rru 1> Mtt !>t't.'. $!1ll041 t;11,. T/aJ -, __ _ 7!°> MHZ ~odd. 20,0011 rru. Mml t·~. 11~ to ap precaa"!_ ~._75&-0718 Three Mendcb·ll4en t ' _ 1'1at Mul!l l Disposed '71 1-"utt l:IA Spyder ron· of Tlu:-. Wt'~·k. H·rt Gooc.l t•1md w ith 11411 Dovf' St r<'i!t Ni':Wl-'l'>llT BEl\L.11 752-0900 644 ioo:; t\.rll Sn v1r 111 11t ory -Sl.nCP Nt·W . Honda 9727 l'HICEDTf;l-:Lt, •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ·72 250 lD. Brand New '79 rnNH 1 $63011 H~DA C ·1121os1&ED. """ ars (ll!IGYNI $7600 MAHY '71 450\. To Choose From! Coupe Roa<lr r U ..... IVERSITY lt>Uil SM.~JIJ ,.... Wall He lp 1-':n cc OldlllftObit. 6J1.2151 orr Honda C.-s • GMC 7!U-ll3'J6 llo Trucks 2850 llnrbor Ul vd Ollila M'-"'J 540·9640 '77 <'1v11· C'VCC: Wht, '63 MB l!IOc, 4 cylrJuto. radials. clean lnJl.ll, 4 dr. $28SO. 644-0352 l\M , FM 11·.1:-.:-., S300U .. 75 M uz 28 0 ~k 642·6130 tw f I lam, al't 0 ~ • r i:nm___ __ _ brwn/tan lntr. Gd nd .,. Must sell 1mmt'd. ·1H Honda AcN rd J.X. 5 Home 494 7783, rk .,pr1, -.11 v1•r . $6!1011 . S47 9348-----~ ITT3~ ~ -MG 9 2 .,.,,,,.. 9710 ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••·••• ... w I 97t '77 XJ-12L Aul11m.111r. a ir. fully 1•qu1pped, GM actu a l m al es fle g e n ry Hc•tl w/tan hid e~ "Fluw· less."<~UKT > CUVIERIMW Lal & Bro11dw1y SAN'l'A ANAl~3l71 MCis&MIDG~ tn stock ror lmmedlllc deUvery ! ~ US hero~ )'OU buy TODAYllt '74 XJ6. fuJJy equipped. • chauffeur dnven, Bit ol r. 64.S-:ill!i. ~ ·---lh.-2925 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 191111 Jag X.KE R(jstf'r, Im· mac. cood. e100 or best olfer. 831·3143 aft. 5 '71 ~ Vl2 2 +2 air, auto. wt.re wheels. AM/FM 8· track. $7 .500. 642·3615 979-2500 ·n BGT. new enf .. xlnt mech cond Al aer v. rec $2500. Beat offer. 7:J>.&4 --- Alltot. Hew tlOO Alltot, Hew flOO ......_Hew tlOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• • • @Scirocco ~ IRAMD MEW •79 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • '190'.! 01 ,,, ...... ,"" • li•iM •,ic tMtM,...Ut•-•IO-... ....---.... ,._ ..... ,_,.. ______ llt an"',.. -·•au' o.-.. -............. 1 ... 11u.11t•I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• JIM MARINO VW 11711 llACH IL VD • HUNTIMCITOM llACH 842-2000 • ••••••••••••• ' .. .. ·-... • f •• • ... • , , • .... ·.--....... ____ ... ~~~.~.f.'! ..... ___ 41 ~!!t.'9.."!! •••.•.• ~.~!!.~ .•...•. ~.~~ ••••••.••••....... ~~ •.••.•••••• OM. y "'-OT •JJ ·--------... ~ ........... ~ ? ~::;r. ........ ~ ~··-·······!~ ~ ............. !!.'! ~.~ .......... !!.'.~ ............................................ . .... ... .._,.,. l!",:r:91fLO..::.• .. t; • Vah19 •Dr ...... ~ Wl'llTMla..tn STOP!!! 1 ... ....._ -6 ~ I 1 .,,. VWJ -Clnlll'l ...... 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ONLYSl7,9ff 'RACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street N._'WPORT BEACH 75U900 ------- 18 '124" Bl.ACK 4 speed, mMJlS whe(lli.. 8 track stereo, ju:.t 14M miles (418TXR) Sll.599 --"' ' "Tl. t P.M. M!OteAH s,tlfU ..... »le-.pc. •----------, .. ______ _ ..,Y •m Re. ,... moo or cnocst tm IUICa ,. NOWA9ta11v1•t ·2· ........., o11 .... w..sw PAii AYIMUI 0...6 Qull8b PM'fl19'J,Of'IM .......... .... NftPOICT 81.Aat '11l t P.M. MOMIAYI ~ . &.1D S9AM llJ 1111 I "Tl. 1 P.M. "rl \'oho lM, A/C, hllh PW.I ..,._., fact-OrY air SA!We.\ YI ......... taJOO or bit ofr. coad., pedded top, wire lmTOYOrA OL*'llLA S9AN ,...._~ trau., racMo. bHter • low rotlH. CWl'RC). SZHI ....... c .... MX> 11.atbor !Mvd 14.ZS BU~Sl C08TAIUi~A ..... ,, .. im Toyota 2 Or SedAln t::rm1ne white wit II ....wua cuatom palDted accent paoels Saddle tan lntenor. 4 speed trans . r adio, radial t 1reio C026TBN ) $3399 Earle Ike Toyota·Volvo. 1966 Harbor Blvd .. Coi.ta Mesa, 646-9303. '74 Corolla . 5 spd. Radials, nm/fm cas!Selte. SOK. ~-833-9599. 1!177 <.;oroUa llalchback SR5. $HOO. XJnt cond. 631 :llOOS ·71 Toyota Corona dlx. clcun, itood transporta· I.Jon Sl.200. 536-2286 Q1&u1•ameve1. .tWJe1 covers. split pwr. .J. seets. tilt, cn.Ue control. ~ DIP'f. or.. 7 ..... u...I AM/FM 1tereo ~ 8 truck ... ,,... ······-··············· tape.Sblu1>! (~1214). -4-AMC HOS S4Ht WI LIAll 11.LL ---•••••••••••••••• ....... CI •ac MAGI I MOO&_~ ·n P•c•r wa1on. full 2800Harbor Blvd ~ .. YW power, air, e«. 't _,WSBakerSt. & .-cmes l9Cl $3900 613 31211 COSTA MESA .• $40..9, I 00 • ... 't5 Rambler. Engioe abol. WI HAYI 0¥11 IN 8eltotr. HIS fUO"M49 ~ .. .................... . IC= C~~ TO '73 AMC Javelin, Hurst comp. + 3M brt, BFG STOP!!! Oledt out our first an· ~ used ur sale this weekend! ·'-radial T /A's, All /l-'M u ••&An ca!6, good cond. ~ or DILIY9Y °"MOST best otrer. m-1121 ~ MOOILS 11111 MACH K.YD HUMT.-TOM IUCH 142·2000 "18 COGCord DL, lo/mi. lots ol extras. 4-4r. •st <Xfer.~~ 9910 "I l1t Or_,. C-+y • •••••••••••••••••••••• 2925 Harbor Blvd. CQi,'T A MESA 979-2500 'fB Opel: 4cyl, 4.spd, sl3- llon wgn. xlnl cond. S795 /be s l .-7".ti2·7c.H /9Sl·7t5:1 '78 ~ville : Full> t·qu1p, - ------drk brn m~talllc. e:imt·I "19 Buick Skyhawk, $5200. top, $J0.~1l o. leai.e exceU condition, lo mi. 759-9501 KaUu ~-9J.Jln5l·~54 '78 Corolla. 4 s pd. 2 dr de· '15 fUibbit · 2dr, 4.'>pd, xlnl luxe coupe. Beautiful :;1~~j15~1~~;~j 7 10c:v~~- Seville '76· lilk/blk lthr 1mmac. ltkP nu. nu Micbelins. mus t sec. 631-0749 mcssaKe -------- •CHERRY Z·28 • ?ICAMAllO %-21 17 M mile s, V -8 . au&omtllc, power steer· Ing, power windows , locks. fact. air, stereo tape. 12117UJQJ $6795 * J.C. FORTUNE Ponl.Jlilc·GMC 2nXl t.; l.Sl, Santa Ana (714)~·1000 71c,\M410 Equipped wa lh autormlJc transml.l)saon. wrcond.ltiorung, AM t'M s t e r eo cassette . t'2:?ULBI SADDl.llACK VAU.IYIMPOITS 131-2CMO 495.4949 'fB <.;amaro VII. Center I.mes, s ter<'Cl, ~d cond $1!m ~ lJ2ll or 11:14! !136::! '78 Ca muro Z.28. Sh1.1q1. loadl-d ~.!KJO &•!>l or fer. 4!13 "/$1'l '6JI Cumaro :Ji.."7 S1t·1 p11 Sl.500 11!.t urr fi45 0045 alt ~ii• \1 cond. $3350. 495-2626. Kandy. '74 Cehca. Good Cond. -19-VW"""'--Ra-bbi-.t-Os-l-... -. i-r . 4 "18 Regal LTD. met. gm, xlnt con<J. AM ffM cass. chrm wtili., fully loaded. $19.SOO ma. $6500. Dys m-OU1. eves 673-4900 c 0 '77 <.:amaro Z <!IS Urown !>,1ddlo· int l1W l'L. PB, P~. A (' ('rW,l'. 29,000 rru AM 1-'.\1 I dµl' 6XlO bl.l ofr 5116-3<!20 9917 - AM(f'M cass, new ttres. $3500. Ph754·1J01 d.r st.lver, 4500 au, $8500. Allles. UMd ~1017 76TOYOTA CBJCA The popular h ftback ! Sparkling red with auto. trans . AM/FM stereo. l2979J o.ty $34'5 B.MOltlE TOYOTA ts:m BEACll BLVD. W~TMIN~'Tl-.:R 894-3321 Tl it Wheel Unvc, Parts only. Wreck ed. Call 557-3152. Good parts i9 VW Blk convert .. only 27$rn1 AM/FM cass. cov er. all xlrai.. $9,750. '42-8122. '66 \'W Campe r new radials new eng .. brak~. clutch. & oiler cooler $1. 700. !162·4051. call aft 5 '79 Rabbit Dsl L. 800 m1. AM /FM stereo. AC. loaded. $8800 or best of fer. 551-1768. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• NABERS ~/ff @r ~ty& rriu l.ARGf:S T SF.LECTION . ..................... . I '76 CHEYaOLET CA.MARO Thas o n e 1:. 111n•l y tiqWpped & s uper i.harp • (~l ONLY $4695 HOWARD ci.vroaet ()ovc & Quall SL., NEWPORT bEACll 833.0555 •CAM AHO 7~ LT• V8.. au\o, all', J>S. PU. Pwr wds /dr lc k <> AM t•M. lilt. c·.,tm whl' $1 17 ~. Or1i.: ow111 714 4!;1-8966 '74 ('amaro ,\M 1''M 8trk. Vti, :iuto. 11r1 i.: owrwr '<Int rnnd. ~)2 '.11 11'11 s;noo &lli :><m Wunt Ad ltesull:.! M'l r.67H MGB Any new MGB or new MG sold by us from now until the end of July, will receive a 5 YEAR, 50,000 MILE ~~:~~~~FREE' CONTRACT • Test drive a classic sports car tod<.iy Any car taken in t rade rcgartlles!> of make or mode l :-.TOIU. lfOl'lt'\ ''°'· FRI II 311 i\,M.,TO !l P.~ . :-..\T.'t.JUA.M.TO k l'." t,.)o.t' lllA.'1.TU :>f>.)t . WE HA VE A GOOD St.:LECTION OF PRE -DRIVE!': IMPORTS IN STOCK rttADt. l:\S \\'t~u·o~H .• Ul~l-:Oli\Tl-: t'I SANC"" \\All.i\Ul.t .0:\ \1'111H>\ \l.(11 \'Ol rt (,(H)O CRt:DIT Sa/P-s -St'rt·ict' -Leasing I /i/11, 4 1 \11uth .,, 1h, '"" /J1t•1111 J ,, , . .,. Ut .. HAii'!# '/It HI V I 1 /'./IN/ llf CA I I Pl I WA 'r ,•t,1' 111111/flltt HI •,, q 1•,111 \1/ \,1 The DAILY PILOT is the people's marketplace for new and used cars along the Orange Coast. Call 642-5678 DAILY PILOT 13..._ 914: 2.0, JOmp~. nu du&dl & brakes. SUPER car. aaoo. 67S-3517. T....._. 9767 -~~·~~~ •.•••.•......•. Mlw 1979 Tri .... SPITFIRES 77 Rabbit. Sacrifice. XJot <:ond. 752 7691 days . 768-3479 eves/wknds. --- '66VW. runs good $l6SO 546-1641 OF NEW &c UStD IN ORANGE COUNTY CADflJ..AC VALUE PROTFCTJON PLANS Available on Most Cars • DATSUN'SMILEAGE SUPER SALE ... 11.ZE: Sunroot. 25,000 mil& .u . ..uo,.. 1tereo eaamte, black. Call 673-3227 ----------'•Por.912~pd. Ml/FM. new tires, 770-sml fR 911, Rblt eng & trans. Nu clutch, gen. t ires. brb. Xlnt in/out. Rcpts . Great buy $5500/ofr ....... ---· "'- "7!Tarca. good mndlUon. $10.500. pp 673-80M '74 914 Porsche u blk. O.mtocn rims, runs x Int. S54()0. 548-91.29, 673-8759. '74 2.0 U t.er Porsche, all · blk, immac, $8000 firm. 675-9"12 alt 6P M. ln stock for Immediate detivcry ! See US before )'OU a-..y TODAY!!! ~ ·-·~._ 292:5 Harbor Blvd. OOSTAMESA 979-2500 77TR7. 5sp, a /c, AM/FM cassette. Under warran· ty. $5500/best.847-4285. --·- CONVERTllLE ~71 NOW HERE! Coupes Also Available fOf' 1mmediat.e dcllvery! See US before you buy TODAY! ~ VW Sirocco. fuel lnJ., Alltnl cua, UM. $li000. 8"-1318 iO vw Bus, en&· • body work needed. $100. I lat W. Balboa 8.1. 14. NB. '71 VW Bug. uoc k . AM/FM, runs & looks re a l good. $19$0. (714 1 840-Ulr1 or 846-8961. i9VWDiesel·NEW. SACRIFICESB500. 1126-lUM. ·m VW B~. newly rebll mg, new brks, AM/F'M casa stereo. Very clean. $23». MS-4719. '65 VW Bug W /Snd. $1500/bstolr. 546-7T18 1979 vw Rabbit Dwsel. 77 l'orscbe Targa, 7000 m 's, bUt on blk, fully eq!Ap'd., like new, best , otrer. 646-77fS. ---'71 914 Low m1lcug1,_ AM1t·M cass, Jdnt cond. MIO(). 675-5159 292S Harbor Blvd. OOSTA M ESA • silver. s un roor. A /C , ,... new. Deluxe Interior. 752-0234 or 968-7343. ;:g-Tur-bo. Black on bla<'k 979-2500 8~ 8" & 9" wheels. T-ft-.-6-. -.7-6~1~ cond. S44 .500. 3000 Males AM/F'M cass. lo mi , 642-8122 _ $6700/bs l olr. PP. '711 924. yellow, pan _548-4488. _______ _ striped. m1gs, bra & fog • lal1Jl)S.Sll,98S.41N-&SJJ. 73 TR·6. xlnt. co~d. -------_ Yellow. Over dra ve '56 Porsche Cabriolet. trans. AM/FM 8 track Nace. tll«IO/bsl. 81.ereO. RoU bar. Asking ___ 536-_ 5014__ $4.150.MS-74_7_4 __ _ "72 VW SuperbeetJe. ool running. $450/best offer New~. val Yeti, g~n .. OtJ pump. S46-M42 afl 5. Vaho '772 ....................... VOLVO SALIS. sBYICE AM»LIASIMG OVERSEAS DELIVERY ·~ 111 Xbrt. cond. MK "72 TR6. Xln1 cood. New EXPERTS ona. ml. Must be teen. t.op, n ew paint. $3950. Pre·1mo• $7 ,500. lllMJ.80,~4. IAILllll 66-tl.57 '74 Spitfire: Xlnt cond, YOLYO ... ._..., 91,u. m il eng & trans, nu 19116 Harbor Blvd. -w--clu&dl. AM/FMtcau, nu COSTA MESA ....-·••••••••••••••• top1, l2500. ss1-0l562. '*'HJ 540-9467 1 DEALER IN U.S.A. V•••• . -9770 1972 VOLVO IOY ••-••••••••••••••••••• CAIYll 1961 vw Bug.4 speed 1411WAGOM IOUS·ROYCE trarui. Very clean in· Automatic, air cond .. ,,..........,.. terior. P retty forest AM/FM. • • local l ___ ~--" sreen. (VEU613) Slt99. owner car w/only 42,000 r-----'--------Earle l ite Toyot.a-Voho, miJea. (9'NFYVI. CLOMO WNOAYS 11118 Harbor Blvd., Costa liiill$T SH! ·--•• -Silwr--Cloud i . 11eu. 4146-9:103. llACH IMPOITS at.• VW • Havin& trouble sell· .. Dove Street ~ bw ,._.car? Try ua Top Nl:WPORT BEACH ---clallll-. PaAd ror or Not! ~O 't7 • MPW, 2 dr gioe, ~ 10UI' c.r to Jim ____ ___,;,. __ _ • "Coralcb•", RHD, y 1 1ITS Volwo Wasoa·TIUa ~ __. -""-• _ a.sA, ao o luwagen . __ , _, ·---••-ll7ll Beecb Blvd., Hwit· -c .. 4 eyliow :;.-~ n.o = ='!c,· !*~ r::::-:=~=:, .............. -.... ~-------=;..:::.!t-:r: : MAI Ifft wt... .... trCNCP> S.rlt ~ 1* bl• exterior 6 llDt ToJau·Vol.o, t• ' l:r MJ •· Rarw llvd .• Co1&1 . ~cr:ftf.1."" ....... _ ._,...,L...a OI teWOITDATSUM ~ICOUMTY •1>ove1trwt YOl.YO NSWPORTBEACR Da.WIVD.YVOl..VO .... ,,.. i:=~ 8UY•L&M& DIUCT ~=· • 19'9 CADILLAC COWEDEVIW Full power, rarlory aar cond.. Landau lop & I e a l h 1• r 1 n l t• r 1 n r 1704UL I $1499 • 1975 CADILLAC B.DOIA.Do coun With ll'a lh<>r o;euh. crul11e t·nntrol. AM , F'M 11t.crco radio & H tnu·k tape. <380MWl11 $3999 • I 975 CADILLAC COUPEDEVIW Le ather. lapl', lilt wheel. Cabriolet top. full powc•r. f:Jrlory air <'ond .• <'ruJSc <'Onlrol & low males 1532NIM> $4599 • lt76 CADILLAC COUPEDEYIW F'ull po wN. AM 1FM s tl'rf'n. tilt wh eel . L:induu Lop & leatht-r 1nl e r1 or . S h a r p ' 1t8SPRK1. $4999 • 1977 CADILLAC 11.DOIADO COUPE Leather. ~le~ radio. <'ru l se control & C•bri o l cl t o p . 13l2RXJI. $7499 • lt17CADtLLAC S.ANDIVIW Full power. c ru1H rontrol. full vinyl top. AM /FM 11lcreo. lilt wheel. '°'SO splll power seals. leatber • low miles. cQL51142). $7999 • 19nCA•LAC ........ Full ••r. leather. cnlH coatrol and lterto ..... (M'J'JF>. $1999 •• OVSI ._. QUALITY CAU TO llJJICT rao11 · I • NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR DATSUN & IF YOU DON'T BUY YOUR NEW DATSUN FROM f1}11flt&JJWJtfi •!:] t;il J: I YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO MUCH!! CHECK YOUR CLOSEST DEALER LISTED HERE. GET THEIR PRICE IN WRmNL THEN COME SEE THE VOLUME DISCOUNT DATSUN DEALER AlllAMlll DATSlll AltAlllA IAISlll. lllC wam Ttll!I DllSUll. lllC CMDUIAIWll IOlll(Y DAJWll. lllC lllllm _ ..... ...... :::• '79 280ZX's SPECIAL 3 DAY SltllLEAGE SALE 1 -5Sa.IC..., Und«c:Oe1\,g & p6nsttlpee ( S4lr 1090TS) 3 -Auto. Trana. C..- Ul'tdlrcoetlnG & plnllrtpea. (S..129187. 124164.117905) 3 -Auto. Trw. Col.-S W/tactcwy w. underc:oellng & plnalrtpM (Ser.124542. 12e379, 14199e) 1 -llpHd~ W /ledoty M', under & pinstripes. (S..101452.137197, 12. 72, 124379. 133788) s9401 s9593 llSllJ CIR 6181111$ 762111 COUN ...... -. MAIN ........ 1-.WlXI '6795 711-211 IDr • ............ -... ,, ......... ...... , • ?I TOYOTA Q.T. l.FT'aAca ~-.--AM ffM -c~~;""'" '5995 '711Anlm ... ....... , ..... -.. ... " .. (llMt\t . '2795 7•1W MIG 4 "'° ·-· •· --(•It•-.~ .... '2995 fOOIKlll OUSUll. lllC Moo11 omu11 I DNC 8UU DAISUll IMPUW O&ISlt • lllWPllll DUS. ouaun IATSlll .. JS ... Mm.. --- -~ I ...... Ulff ....... UMd ...... UM4 ...... u .. d ..... Ueed ....... ute4 , ......................................................................................................................................... Cllesu•t ffJO Qa,,.. ttJO C. ,,... . ttU C..--9'3l ,_,. tt40 ,_,. ff40 ....................... ..... ................. ....................... ....................... ................•.....• . ...•.••••...........•. 1r111 IO()fty f't)fttiac Sunbtnt 11 brand n9W with 1utom11tlc tramernt-'On ~t. POw•t 1teeri11a Ind _.,. whffl covera ( &&eQe 1 l 79 GRAND PRIX · f ho Lwcury Looker Ind Performef Po"r ereerrno, automatic tr11n1mlask>n & disc brakes 15977701 ---S5606 ... -... SUPa-PRtCIS OM ALL LIFT ova DIMOS IM STOCKI Take your choice now while the selection 11-1 11111 good' AtA• MAlllOll-,_nAC 2410 H..tM»r ll•d. At Fair Costa Meto • 549-4300 SOMETHING DIFFERENT! HlO ... ~ .. •·•·············· ~tt71 CLIAIAMCll an Camaro.. Caprlcee. .._,. Oarlot, ~blibuf 4' Nov••· l>r••llc redlMl Uonlt t SAYIHC>Wlll r <)NH fl L HtVW<>ltl . ' '>46 I JOO 1mc .. v•OUT MOYA e ry l 11co n omy , automa'"lc tr11n11 • pwr. 11tec.'f\nai. ulr 1.•mld. & low mUd (378VJI ) OM.Y $45'5 HOWAADChevroa.t ()OVf' ld.~UIUI Sti; N£.;Wf'O ll1' 8 6.1\(:H 133..0555 '72 Impala I owner 63M rru, xltlt rn11d thruout. $1600 ~1 Ollltl '71 Chcvt:ll1• S tu wgn. OMA. Owner AM /lo'M p /b, 1,1/b . U I C, i.iUlO, roofrnt•k $1,250/lW!il Of for 968 3!>40. '70 Nova a 1c, 101m1. $!.~. XJnt cond 496-1730 '&1Chcvellr. 4dr. vii, a ulo. OOM . liCJcJy xlot. nch r>alnt. dcµcnd;,ible $450 fl:j(}2tJIYJ ltn CMIVIOUT ,, MoMt Carlo 2 dr. lan· lt16CHIYIOLIT tt71 POID MOVA dMI. aUver. V8. auto. AC . COl'iliti T· TOP 1971 tiaCU•Y M'UU COUPI A.utomatlc trana • pwr. 115. PB. &1,000ml. buc!ltel Thia one 11 a loaded ~ •• !'!@ x:'~10 & 6 cyl .. automatic trans .. •............. 41 braket. air aeata. '280(), 636-4328 ma r o o n be a u t Y ! """"• steenno •· br»kes, -·~· (...-rDft) 8 track tape player and r-· ... -cond . radio • he.ler 'JtQwvyNovaConcour1e. "'"""" · c ruise cont r ol. hclory air cond., UM new· low. low mil~' 4 di', R/H. air. 3llOCU V8, otC. Y S7tt5 <Ser fl0147S>. AM /YM 11h:reo-11 track (319RSNl. cleu. xlnt cond. fl800 HOWAIDCMYroltt $5795 wpe, low milt.'tl & hk•• SJttt 873-43118, &42·5200 uk for Dove l&Quail Sta. n ew 1· on <Ii l I c> n t ..........._ c--WI/Helen NEWPORT BEACH ....... C .. Hec 1754tJMX). ~ -aJ• a555 2800Harbor81vd. a .. 999 .iD Hatboc' BMl. Cll .. "JI --l42S Baker St. ~ HZS U.kerM =.r.::............... <X>STA MESA ~ Coclloc C08TAMF.SA lmCHly••-S4o.flOO ~Harborlilvd. 14o.t I 00 -142.S 8akcr St COIDOIACOUPI ·72 Cougar. A M I fo'M ~'TA .MESA '77 Caprice, l(ood condi· uon, tu.Uy lo.i.ded, lo m1 ~or b8t \)Ir 675>6749 '79 hrla>ith•. •·dr. ulr. P /S. P/8, Vff. stereo. 2000 mi's Must 111tc 4U4·6.?3 iO Wugon, PS/PB: Alr. 2 oow Urc'6. dented door ' ~ 548 1504 evei; or w1..-eltends. • * •• DO¥id Strc.MJ 4320c~an Ave. Lul(una llead1 You are the winner or """"frff ffclwti 1Si!2.50 value>. to Jhnghng BrCY.-1 U.Umum & Bailey Cir~ Aug. 2nd thru 13th Anaheim Convention ceil1er T1l'kets mus t he ''" c hanged for reserved sculs at the <:onvt:nllon Center ahe;..cJ or ll me U.11 642 5fl7R. c·xt :rn ti) chum your lll·kcts • • • Only 3.1,000 miles. rull ~ swreo. aJr, new lirci;, 540-9100 ~~~~ ~~~: L xl nt eng. S2IOO /be11t. l•-------- l eath er It aunroof. ft ~ •NEATWAOON!• Ul25SLT). An excellent 00 XR7. all xtras , new '76 FORD buy at . #I "'0..-.. C-.ty golden p1Unl. Vt'ry nice c--, snu1RE $3999 SUl)().846·7019dyS WVW"OIK ..... 2!(l.SHarbor Blvd. IOPASS. WGM. ....._..C••• OOb'TA Mt:SA Dodp 9935 Y·ll, i1utom11t•t'. pow..r 2600 Harbor Blvd. 979-2500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ste~rinR , pow1'r w 111 ~BakMer St. ;3 Corvette w/454 en" 1978 DOOGE cJows. lock:.. lucl. uir. ..,..,.,,A ESA " OM .... I Ult. t·rwst-, rark, ~t l'r1•11. .: .. "9100 Many xtras. XJnt. comJ " 1 ,, .• 1 9 ..,,.. F~ront wh""' drivt·, !>Ji ll :..:a .. 'i, new r;..uli.I " $7,300 549.2973 Jean or "'" t5'!9NWG) '72 Newport. Like new int ext. A/C. Xlnt running 64C).S:J19 automatic tran11.. pwr stec:ring & ·only 12,000 $3495 oond.. Orig owner. $1500 C:OU,.-9933 aft.6~2. • •••••••••••••••••••••• '70Chrys 3004·dr, loaded . x.lnt bargain. 540-7873 Couffa14ntal 9930 * 1199 DOWN OAC • '76MHCURY COUGARXR7 20M mil es . V -11 . ~l~c8~te, :.1lvl'r tar. * J.C. FORTUNE ONLY $4799 NEWPORT DATSUH 1188 Dow Stn•et Nl'.:WPOR'f m :ACll 833-1300 l'ont1al' G MC 2(0I E Isl. Santa An;,i (7 Iii )558 1000 ....................... automatic. power stet.or· •--------- ·74 Monal·o Brouuharn powuc. dt'llo. rad1.i.J:.. 54811(.111 '72 Hasl<'hcro l'U Sler<.'i• & f\11' liM 200~. lng, fitct. air. Ult. erws <'. landau, custom whecli.. <376XJXJ $3995 * J.C. FORTUNE Ponllal' GMC m1 E. l i.l. Santa Anu 1714 )558 1000 UtUe old lucJy sl'lhnu ·n Dodge, few milt·"· AC, radio. ell'. SIHOO !155 3'tiit Ford 9940 ....................... 1976 FORD WGM. TORINO S9UIRE Automatll'. pwr 't•·•·r ml(. st.crt'<1. air t·ond lov.· irull'l' & XI.NT l'1tnd1uc111 110tNWG 1 S1w1·1al JH'"'" cJf $2995 Haben Cadillac; ~ll.IO 1 larhtJr Ill 1111 l41.5 Ba kc-r St COSTA M 1-;SA 540-9100 '76 H<inr hl'r•1 I r1wrwr Xl nl 1•ond 4911 n tu. or miu~ '75 FORD TORINO 1 door Autorn ... 111· " >i 1•1w•·r :-.tl'l'rllll-: & hr;1k•·-. lk:1Jl'lN I $1877 S•OOLHACK FORD :2JIO!', Main. Santa Au., /\ttrn·Cornt•r ot W;,irrwr 546-7070 SE IJ. 1dll· 1tl'm~ with :. Want Ads Cull &12 !>678 t>wly l'tlol Clas!>1fll'll A<I \. ............... ~,, ... .. ••• , ........... GeMe. ·~ 1975FOU B.ITICOUPI fouJI pawer, fa<.-tory air oond .. 11plil Neats. Lun- dau top, low m1lc11 & sharp! 022MMJ). $2995 Maben CMilloc 2600 llarbor Blvd 1425 Raker St C~'TAM&"iA 54o.9100 '73 TORINO Station Wagon Automatl<'. power 111oor 11lj.l & brakes, air, rud1u. 11'12GNPJ $1677 SAODLUAQ FORD :!QIOS. Mam, Santa Anj 1\l 011• CtJmer (>f Warnc•J--~ 546-7070 lll64 t:uho:ll'. 711,llC)O ung rruh"' /\/C. new paint. WJl.0 f'Ond $42:1. or 111 kr 'UI lilllfl. li41i t)Zllll '78MUSTAMG COUPE V ti. aulo tr;1n-. , arr r u111I . r1wr !>ot1·1·r1ng , ,11·n•11 la1w. ~1irgl·Ou~' m oVCZI ()Ny $5095 B.MORE TOYOTA 1~.:M.IO IH·:1\Cll Bl. V IJ WESTMJNSTElt 894-3321 DON'T WORRY ABOUT UNLEADED GAS 9800 Auto1, Mew 9100 LAR! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON CALIFO SELLING IMPORT* GOOD CHOICE OF HONDA. WAGONS *A. C.. POLK REPORT FOR IMPORT PASSENGER CARS FOR FEBRUARY/YEAR TO DATE . \ •I Vfl lHJIOm<JllC Iran~ pwr '"'E!flflQ & br ak<" r aC110 vinyl •OOI w~w I I I .. " & rn I r ,. ' (f,!:•o W CO 18tk 165!..A • '76 TOYOTA CO.OUA Economica l 4 cyl r-ng1nP 'i <:OAP<.l tran~ air condli1oning ;inrl AM/FM l apa IS•·r 5655251 IStk 1563A1 53488 '76 FORD MUSTAMG GHIA E-conom1 cat 6 cyt engine 4 soeec1 tr ans air cone! owr steering & brokA'> AM /FM rae110 vinyl root & more1 1722POOI IStk C UTLASS SU,REMt VP .1111orn.it1c. r1aro" ''" cond owr 'llP<•1 ir111 (I, h ' ;1 ~ I . AM I I M f ,HJ •I I (lWI W1ndl IW'. X v•r~I ,,,,,, l ?flOJI ,J ~,rVP3WJll ' '11 CHEVROLET MOVA 6 c-y I •· n q 1 n •· . ;111lom;i11c triHh pwr '.l••••1 1n9 r.1d•O illld v1nvl 1P l l'r1 o r !83<.iHXll l fS lk P3973J 53588 '79 FORD 'iHTO R!JtofAIOUT [ cnnom1ca 1 4 c;yl ,, ,, '11 n.. 11 U I (j m .1 I '{; t r an· m1·.-,1on power 'o I C• r• I In Q p 0 W 'f I btilki", •;Jdl(I & W'lW l11P!> ·0~5WC0r !Slk P39!)51 s-·~I •5i681 ~PIP.!Prt-~~~~ '11 COLO .. Y rAI• VS, au1oma11c lrans . air cond .. pwr steeflnQ & brakes, AM/FM radio. pwr. wtndows & aeats. sunroof & morel (9 ·29ULCJ (S tk . P3978l s 1975 vw RAlllT f rnnom1CHI 4 cylinder ''""''"' .i11t o m a t1 c lliH1'.rrn•,..,1on & AM/FM r,tCIH• ! !35NOWJ fSlk Pt /h8AJ 53088 '76 FORD GR.AH.ADA O I yl Pf1g 1nP .1u1n mot1c Iran" . air cond . pwr 'ltc011nq & brakw. AM/FM rnd10. nwr »11nrool. Landau lop & muro' ( 193POSl ($tk PaU/41 536U '78 CHEVROLET '" TON rtc•ur Eco nomical 6 r.yl nng1ne. 3 sor~ed stick "'"'' lran s l1nte e1 oias't rnd10. campf'lr ·, h ... I I & m ,, r 11 I ( t l56293) (P3919T) 547• '79 MERUCRY -ec>ICAT 4 c:yl engine. 4 speed trans . air cond . pwr. s teflr1ng & brakes. AM/FM radio. whoel co vor s & mo re' (785W0Wl . (S tk. P393'4l. $ , ......... ..._..._. Mlel.UtH ' ~UIH .............................................. ·-····················· ...................... . . ..... .... "'' ~ "'° ........ -"'' I II llllllllllllllllee ...................................... . ~ • ' XIII& _.., _______ lit ._..._,, 1-eyllalr. P/8, -.-. ' ttr ,.. .. Pl&. -.. • •11 top, ........ .. ~--_... R .. j,..,., ..... , 1t11t =.::.::. At1toa•U~. rad io '::':.~· :!~ '::: a.l ce11•. ...... ..... CIMONO> -. -· Ml-0708 aft •·a.a. S11n ... .. . ----, ... •.er 'Ta f'Wy Ill. Vl\)'I top, ll09 A.IC. power stetonna • -&.llala.lulaAna brakea, a1oou Call Md9e0.--ot • .,.... 9'1!!.!_ft_llO..;._m __ _ 146-711' ,..... "" ~ ~~~ 4:.6: l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111: •....... A 1r11. 1 t rw as. • 1RJ1Ts,;1i:• • .... -UMCOLM t •cuaY 74POMTIAC IAl"llGr sdr : Lo DUI ''SpedalolU.Week" .... u "'-*J. wtut '~· aa lt71PICTO u .eo o mll u . v a. :-. :"'.All. 1 11,.11• 0 .. 0,, Ill v er • x t er Io r , ~~~oa1 Oc, power •t.ter· c I• a•tomallc, radio • ..... act. air. landau, ~· ·~111~•!!:·~-~·~•!:__ __ 1 ........ emus•> .... ~. CMJKE> "ll ~ .. Wp: dat 1J411 Pftl =..A~~'~:: _ .. _Harbor_seo.~sao_au_ .. _c._11_. -1 * k£u~~~!YllE -. ..... H41 ...................... ·• QuaAc 2·dr Cont • ......... Lon. Blu1wbt IDml ....... H47 ....................... "15Mav. sedan. P/S, P/B, --.a1r.ta00. fD.38216 . . MIIWf ttlO ....................... ORANGE COUNTY'S MIWIST LINOOLN·llERCURY DEALERSHIP • 14 FOB DIO E. lll, Sanh1 Ana (n4)5681000 PINJO Amac '76 Trans Am. Lo Auto math:. AM ·P'M mi.~. T-tops, lape. cuaette. more. Must _ll500 __ .~ __ 763S_. __ _ See. (9)tfl'\') $1811 SADDlllAQ( FOID ZMOS. llain, Santa Ana At the Cqrner ol Warner ~7070 '12 Pinto: Aul-0, AC, nu Urea, clean, gd mech .. lllO/beltoffer. 494-7962. • U,850MILES • 79ftANSAM V-8, automalac, power steering. power win dows. locks. tilt, met air, velour, appearantc, c u s t om wh eel s (752\'ZP) S71t5 * J.C. FORTUNE IAY 111.ADBOI LINCOLN-MERCURY • 1&-llAutoCenter Dr. Pontlac-GMC 3XlO E. lst, Santa Ana (714)558-1000 SDFwy·Lake Forest exit l•-------1 ,1:o_~ 14 FORD I~~~~~ PINTO WAGON '73GrandvUJe conv. needs 1977 Mercury Marquis help & TLC. Asking 8nJulham 2 Dr. hardtop-4 SJ> e e d , A M · F M $1.D), 6'2-89.Sl. .Beautiful two-lone 1reen c a s s e t le , m o r e . -7-4 _Pon:_L_V_en_tur-. -a-, -20-M-. wtLb Wt. cruise, power C&WWR> split lea&a, stereo tape, 51871 air, PJS,1P /8, vinyl top, ~tc. <97•RST> $4299. very c ean. $2550 . Earle lb Toyota-Volvo, SADDI EIAQ( 752-81161 19 Harbor Blvd.• Costa -.ft '73 F\reb1rd Formula 400. Maa.14&-930S. ~ ZMOS. Main. Santa Ana Rare. $2950. '12 Colony Pk Wp, reg AttbeComerofWamer ~-8672. ~ )C.9, loaded, full pwr, AC, 546-7070 14 Firebitd E6 pnt Sharp. Sl3J0.9-3014aft5PM I~!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Must see. Best offer. "77 Grand llarq\U Joeded Must sell. Prv. Ply. 'T1 Pinto Wgn: SI vr /red &IM-9865 w/Jdru. lmmac. New trim. sport pkg, AC. PS, -------- tires. U ,SOO. P .P . PB, lint glass, 4spd, '12 Le Mans, auto. xlnt 6MG'l. bucket seats . wires. cond, runs great. $1595 11006.ASSUME LEASE: Sat/Sun 9952 Effingham _499-4467 ______ _ 1mPOMT1Ac ul'.e::J:At..t. e.r.tOC" • low mu .... :Ir~>• loeded I OMLYSl7tl HOWAIDCM•r•I Dove• •u SQ. Nt..'WPOR1r a£ACH HMlll .. .w ...... Ooa 't mlu ua lb Is wet h 1wt duneg our lat IWMAal UHd car ule ! ~· .#llltO...~ •• ' -Harbor~vd. • OOSTAllEM 979-2100 • SUI& DOWN OAC • 71PHC>IMIX UCOUPI 1 2 M miles . V ·8 , aulomlUc, power steer Ing, power WIOdows. tilt. stereo ta pe, cus tom wheels. (MOUJR) S4Jt9 * J.C. FORTUNE PonUac-Gr.tC 3XlO E. Isl, Santa Ana (714 ) 558-1000 1980 FRO MT WHEEL DltVE PHOENIX AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY IOILOHGPRE PONTIAC 1.3ro08EACH BLVD. WESTMINSTER 6J6..JSOO 192.-6651 11utckzWrd 9970 ••••••••••••••••••••••• * $199 DOWN OAC • 77T-llRD V-8. aulomalic, power st.eenng, ract. air , lan- dau. n e w rud 1al:.. <151R1'C) $3995 * J.C. FORTUNE '70 Espr1l. xlnl cond, Pontwc GM C 40,000 mi's. Local car, .....,.... E 1 S An '71Zllpb)'l' wgn. Good mi, St.. olf Brookhurst bet AC. PS. PB. 84.M440. Allanta & Hamill-OD. '12 Pinto, 4 cyl auwmatic, SZ!OOfi.rm. 548-1795 eves. _.,.., · :.t. · unla a ·m llett. 1ood transp. 1714)SS8·1QOO Ma.Ill sell'quick. Hawaii new tires, $700 Firm. '78 Formula Fircb1rd. -------• bcpld. m>!best. Terry. _66&36 _______ Loaded. factory air, T 646-3364 '71 Pint-O. Engl. f'ord cng, Top, clcc. wlodow:.. '73T-B1rd: Cust Conlincn· ~• ... -~. ~-I.al trunk, fully loaded, 76 Monarch. $2875/orfer. ,.,....... ..... ""vp. top cond, reg gas, $2500 ~ ~ 13AM1 /!~ tape, Lori. 646-4306 '78 Flreblrd Formulu: S56-919'l. -QIUU. ....,._, rti,1'IDUflt t960 Power . AC , ----- tllalLI ffSJ -·• .. •••••••••••••••• AM/FM/caas. T·tops, '77 T-Bird, P IS . P /W, fully loaded. xlnt. must P/B, mnrf, cruise con· .... ••1•,:,::,:=::. ...... iO o..t.er. new reblt eog, sell. f5llOO. 536·2300. trol, AM I FM w /tape ·n"T rvW¥ new wbls, new tires, deck, Econo 351 e ng, MUST..-COllA 1111teotfer. "6-9448. Clasltled Ads 842·5678 SM95. 540 7873 t nJRBO. ' cyl., ' s~ .. ~ ... _ . .........._ , ~~~t ... tlOO .. .....__ ... trau. aunroof, p wr. -.....-w .,........_"•• -·"•w tlOO steerla1 II brakes. ••••••••••••••• .. ••••-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• All/PM steno, map • lilra DeW-cialY aooo miles. ( 121111111). <Stk. P3MO). $6111 THEODORE ROBINS FORD t, I H /\MI~( )i>J f,l 'V {) (.i ,,'A Mf t.,f\ I lJ (J(JIO 1974POltD MUSTAMGH 4 cyt., 4 speed trans .. air CODd. & at.ereo casaette. <681KYB>. 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'7 6 PLYMOUTH FWY WACiOH 9 Passenger mode>I with V8 Jutomat1c Iran:.. ,.., r;ond . ow r <;!flori ng & br.1 k,.., AM/FM '>terr.o. owr -.et11s & windo w:. rool rdck & mucn more• (855PCWJ s2595 SERVICE HOURS: MONDA Y-FRIDAY 7:30 A M . to 5:30 P.M . SATURDAY B:OO A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Huntington Beaeh FOllDtaln V!,l!~Y ~RA"NGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Budget Flap Looms Bailout Creates Deficit of $4. 7 Million 8..f ROBERT BARK.E a Of ........ ,....,. - Oi:-ange County supt'rv1!.0r" cam e to grips f()r the first limt· Thursday with tht: $580.:. milllon coun(y Dudi:et proposed for ns cal 1919-80. With little cutting, superv1sDrs 1ave tentative a pprova l to a $190.5 million spending plan for Rape Try. Suspect Arrested A m an who aJleged.ly tried to rape .l:i 34-year -old wom an in downtown Hunting ton Beach was eha'>ed by police through two eountjes e a rly today <it speeds in excess of 100 mph. Gordon F. Osborne, 27, of Tor- rance was arrested at a Long Be1:1ch purk at 4:33 a.m. after he :.1 Jlegedly knocked over sc\leral trees and rammL-d a police unit with his vnn, then rough! .,.,.ith arrestin~ officers Ill· "'as arrested on sus ruc1on of kidnaµ. attempted rape. as saull on nn officer ;ind nu1ncroul> tra ffic violations Th<' pursuit bt.-gan •1l '1 15 ;.i.m ""hen a .,.,'Oman told poli ce <1 m:m picked her up at <1 M a1 n Street resta urant and drove her to Lin abandoned g:1s station wherl' hl· tried tD rape her. Police s aid they spotted the m an 's br own van at Beach Boulevard a nd Slater Avenue and s ave chase. By the time the drive r reached 7th Street In Long Be ach. lfun· ti n~ton IJeach units had bel'n join ed by police from Seal Beach, Wes t min5ler a nd l.o~ Alamitos a nd by Or ange County sheriff's deputies. . P o li ce al lcg1..· Os bo rn e rammed ~Juntini:ton Beuch of· ricer Preston Linker's \'chicle aft er pull ing into Palo VL·rde Park in Long Beach and rcaliz· ing that the park's only exit \11;1s blocked by polic£•. The driver das hed from hi s car ci nd fought police when ht: was tal'kll'<l. offil'crs said Linke r .,.,·as treC1ted al Pacifica Community l·Jospital 1n ll unt· 1n~ton Beach for inJuries s uf h:red in the coll ision. Osborne w.as taken lo Ut:I Medical Center for t reatment of minor facial cut!i I-le is lx.>in ~ held on 125.000 b;ul. Which Sex Is Convict? VENTUll.A (A P J-A tran.'iscx· ua l whom doctors dcscribl' as gene tically a wom a n with a mah.• physique is being housed 1n the women's section at Ventur a Co unty J ail. despite objections from at least one cellm ate. Sh annon Beard , arrested June· 15 on a charge of soliciting for pros titution in Oxna rd, won a p lace a m o n g th e fe m a l e pr isoners on a ruling this week by Superior Court J udge Cha rles McGr ath. ''I have been confined in a ta nk with a ·m ale-;'' ·complained Lanore Davis. Coast Weather N i ght a nd m o rn i n g c loudi ness clea r ln 1 to hazy s umhine with only p a rti a l c l ea ring at beachee. Lows tonight in 809. Hiibl S.tu.rday 10 at beacbea to low 80s inland. 11WIHT09~Y Tht IP......_. ot f'ldntoin- "'"' "11aarUsd mo eo.r o/ old ff.,._ -polo«• _,Ill<-.. of ilW GMll•• ---.S--CI. .... ll ~ t-- I th!' count y'i. f.l urn~n !iervu·c:. Agt•nc·y The rounty's i.hare ur l h~ l'Ol>l 1.s about $25 m1lhon with lhl'. hulk ol lhe money c::om ing from state and federal sources tu pay for me nta l health. weir.are and medical services. Whtie the s1H!nd1ng ph1n for tht' HSA sai led ove r smooth 1.11a 1crs . th-.· counly 's newel>! :,upl.'r~'1.sor. E<hson Miller. was making waves Al a press conference shortly bt•fore the budgel session start· l·d . ~t ille r announ ced that he was cutting his own salary ~·nd that of his staff by 10 percent. Miller said he was taking the MC'l1on to encourage other high Solid Theft 'Stolen' Driveway Replaced Hrucc f•, Ncwbl•rv of CostJ :\tc~<i returned homt· from \\'Ork one n1sht lo discover a shucking loss SOMEONE llAD STOLEN his dri vl'way P oLi cc said today tht! 51-ycar-old res ident of 239 Knox Pli::lce '4'as luckie r than most theft vic tim s. Not on ly did the culprits re(urn. they ga\'e him a n e w drivewa y thrl t would h<ivc cost .is m uch as S700 to $800 if he'd order ed 1t himself. INVESTIGATOR ST EVE SHUL1'1AN said a con· s t ruction com puny Ci!ll t.>d Newbery the same night to tt•ll hin1 tht.•y'd 1nist akenly rcmovt.·d his drivei.1.·:.iy in· s lcaLI of ~1 nt.•1ghbor1ng one they \vc rc suppo!:>cd to rcp)<.1 ct· .. ,,l'.~ j.!OL a l"l'OJI O\Ct ' nt•\\' drl\'\'\.'•:J y 0 ()\\' Shulm<Jn !>aid. Other Crimes Eyed Suspect in Girl's Death Enters Plea Ry J ERRV CLAUSF:N Ot u. o..n, ~'"" 5Utt Rodney James Alcala pleaded innocent Thursday to charges or kidnapping and killing lZ·year· old Robin Christine Samsoe of lfuntington Beach. til c anwh1 lc. poli ce from Lwri ot he r c:tics .,.,.ere mee ting 1n llun tini:,'l.on Bc:lch in an attempt to deter mine whelhe r Alcala might be 1n\'olved in ulhcr kid napp1ngs Alcala . 35. nf i\1 onlcrey Park "'as a rra1~ncd 1n \\'t•St OranJ,!I' Co unt y !\1un icipa l Co u rt . Westminster, on ch;1rges or homicide. kidnapping and h.:"·d conduct in the death or i\11ss Samsoc. Judg<' R;1gnar Engebretsen ~cheduled Alcala's prclimin1try hearing for Aug. 9 in the v.·csl counly rourthouse but said to· day that the !iCSSioo probably "111 ht.> postponed. Al cala. described .as an un e 1nploycd . p art.ti m e p hotOR · ra phc r , was a rrested at his parents' l\lonter ey Park homt• (•a rty Tuesday by lluntington Beach poli ce. .Jud ge Engebretsen appointed t h e O r a n ge Cou nty P ubll<' Defender to Alc ala 's defense Thursday rollowing discussion rega rding his ability to hire a pri\"ate lawyer. Engebretsen noted that wh1:n :.rrest c d A l c a l a w as in Hnntington Teen Raped; HBManHeld A 25 ·year·o ld lluntingt on Beach man who allegedly beat a nd raped a co-worker in her a pa rtment late Wednesday s ur· re ndere d himaelf to po li ce Thuraday afternoon. Kirk Alan Richards of 821 1h Main St. walked into a Los Angeles County Sherill's sut.ta- tion at 12:45 p.m. and waa ar- rested on suapickln of rapt.q the 19-year-old woman . The womao. bad told police that the red·balred suapeet bad hit ber in the bucl with a bam. mer three Ume1 before llDdfess. Ing a nd raplnl her In the kl~c:eefoact poUc: abe'd Uked the man to help ber clean and patnt her apiilrtmeat. She aJso told poUct: bier attacter su11nted 1he lffk medleal tre•tment wtrienMWlber. Tbe ~ •• treeted fOC' boad oad nildl IAJllrles at Ho., K-.i lloo)llt.ol ill N-llHeb. Rl<Urdl l1 ia'.C!Ultod7 11 Hun· 1111-'lloaelf Jail. Ball bH been Mt at •.ooo.' · ' I posse:'!.o;;1on of about $2 .7r.O 10 eash. Out Alcal;.i told the Judge 1\ was hi::; mother 's money to be .used in the purchuse of 11 c:lr. The judgl' lifted the-S250,000 bail allached to Al cala upon ar- rest and ordered hi m held 111 Oranj!C" County J ~u l without bail f'.:n~l.'breLo;en said he-dt·cided not to :.illow b<11l beeause of thC' Sept. 10 ll iversid c: Cou nty Supl'rinr Cou rt t r ial :.1lsu S<'hl'dulell for Alcala on kidnap ping ilnd assault charJ:el> anri b<.'ca ust• of the seriousness or th« Orange County case ··1 just felt safer." he said Alcal:1 f<ict:s the l<ivcrs ide trial tn conjunction with the Anj!'.eles County J(irl found latl'.r in a remote arcu near Bunn1n~ on f'cb 13. Taken from Alcala 's residenrc fo ll owing a five-hour long seareh ·ruesday by lluntinJ.:ton Reach offic~rs we re about 9 10 photo!-J. m :1n y of them young chlldrl'n . some of them nude. p01ice say 'fhe dead Sa msoc J!i rl and a f!.1rlfricn~been approached ti n ll unlingt on BC'a c h St <1tc Beach June 20 by a m:1n "'ho "''a nted lo take their photos, "''It ncsses reported. Late r that d a y she disap- peared. presumably while riding lh£• girlfriend"s yello"' Schwinn bicycle l.Qwa rd he r home A police artist's skell'h of the beach photographer and subse· quenl "lips" from police agen- cies and people who know Alcal a led to his a rrest , investi gators say. Police are still going through the confiscated photographs and investigating Alcala 's blue and s im ulated wood pa nelled Datsun st11tion wagon, officers said to· day. 'fh{' missing Samsoc eirl's un· elad skeleta l re mains were not <See SUSPECT, Page A.21 Ga.s Prices Still Rise LOS ANGELES !AP > - Weekend gasoline supplies remain at about the same level as the past several weekends, while prices continue to rise, accordin1 to the A'1tQmobile Club of Soulbem California. A 1urvey. r e lease d Tburtday,. ipdlcated th•\ 18 percent ot UM ataUOaa in tbt ~tu are• •!Id ................... . lytna~wllt-Sallirda1. But tome 28 pettent tn tbe MtUapolitan are• lad $0 po,_ IA Ille outlylq area U lie oPlfl Sundat. --- paid employ(•cs mi.king mor£' th3n the supe rvisors · puy of S29 ,898 -lo rollow suit. ~t i ller said his intentions arc that the savings in high s <i laries wou ld go t o lowe r p ai d .employees .. .,.,.ho arc being e.aten up by inflation .·' Supervisor Thomas Riley said <i ft e rv.·ards t hat Miller 's pro- posal would have niore v-olidlty had he been on the job longer. lit• said he also doubted the sincerity or Miller's pro posal, n ot i ng i l m ig ht b uy se lf· promot ion to gain ex posu re bcc<iust• /l.11!1l.'r is com ing up ror 1..·lcction 1n .Junt· /l..11llcr, 1.1.·ho took offi ce thll> inonth to fill the v11ca ncy caused hy lhl' hr1bt'ry conv1C'lion of Halph ()1Pdnch. announced prl'. \'iously •hat he "'111 seek <!lcction, fnr :1 fuur·ye;1r tt·rm 1n the third district /l.l illt•r !-JiHd he d idn't cons ult f"lluv.· supervisors <ibout his pay t·ur plan I-le conceded th••t tht' cha nces arc slim that they will ~o a long with it /l.1illl•r . a fo rmer prisoner or W<i r in North Vietnam. said he rcc€.·ives a military pension ~l t•anw h i lc , County Ad 1111 11 1!-Jtr:.iti vt• l)fft r..c r Ho bert Thoma ~ said th1 · hoa rd 1if -.uµ1•r\1so r., 1s fal'1ni: ~omc b1i.: 1;er hud:"<'t fi rohleri1 1->. 1\ lll{•nj! lhL'rll IS ;1 hudi.:1 ·1 de•! tt'I! no" es11maled at S.I 7 m1lhnn ht•(':tl1Sl0 l'Sll lllilllOn!o. l)f Sl;ll1 • h;.i iloul mont•y " •·rP ti")(• high Officials s;ud th1 !> <lef1c1t niav lie 0 1.'t'r<"omt• L, the use Or federal re\"cnue 'sharini.: funds and by culling back on capital 1mprovcmcnl proJeets Thomas added that 1ncrcascs 111 county spending lo make up deficits in the em ploy<!s retire- ment system is a m.a jor issue facing suJ){'rvisors In addition. lhe expir ation of a 1·ontract with lh<' st:..le Fnrestrv l)epa rtment for flrt· se rvice's "'ill expire nexl June JO and no pro,·isions have been made fo r ·.i local fire· department. Supervisors directed most or t ht•i r c riticis m ·rhursd tJy at r>pc r<it1ons 1n the senior citizens program office Supervisors ~t iller ;ind Ph illip ,\nthony c·h<irited that toc. much n1 onl'y 1s be1n~ spent on ad 1nlnistrat1ve overhe;id and nor !Sci· u u nt:F.T. Pa 1;1· 1\21 Plan to Dump Huntington Board Fought t A group of l·luntington Beach hom eowners have bl<istl'd an an l1ciputC'd cit y council effort lo do .1 way :-i-ith the current plarming C'Omm1ssion Tom Livcni:ood. president or 1 10~1 E Council, asserted in ;1 lcllt•r to the council that th<' rcstruc1ur1ni:: of tht• comm1ss1on "could lead to chMos at its v.•nrst. ·· Ile so.11d lhl' plan to do away wit h uppoi ntm e nt o f com - missioners by the enli re council eould disrupt the planning proc- ess ;ind <1llow council member!i lo fire the ir C1ppointments al will. An ordinance calling for in · dividual appointments of com- missioners has been backed by a council majority and is expected to be given a fin al sea l of ap- proval al the Aug. 6 council 1 meeting. ··To take it lo the extre me ex- a mple," s aid J,ivengood , ··u council member under the pro. posed change could even delay or refus e to a ppoint a com· missioner tn rrustralc the plan nlng proce!is. · · Livengood suggested the coun- c j I at leas t a ss ure com · missioners of a specific term or office and that firings be ap- proved by the entire council. Councilman Ron Pattinson , who spearheaded the proposed ordin ance, said the commla ion has be co me philosophically separated from the councll. " ( also have penaonal con· cerns about a couple or the com · m issioners,'' P attinson said Bo b Mandie, Ruth Bailf:y and Ruth Finley have oppGHd acut- Uln' the commia11on structute. • We m ay b e rormln1 som e thi'j/ In . our mirror Im· a c e .·• 1ndlc mainlalned. "We'll be teWnc them lo ..,.. like we do or we'll Cel rid of U.em." II Ibo onllnanee Is oppro¥0d Au1. 'I comtnl11lonen would 10M tbllr Jobi 30 days later, FRIDAY, ~JULY 27, 1979 Your Homelo•• Dally N.ew11paper FIFTEEN CENTS 91 -VEAR-OLO WOMA N SPENDS NIGHT IN JAIL Mattie Sc hutlz' Treatment Draws Criticis m Long Nigl1t Woma~ 91 , Sent to Jail SA;'I; Af'Tr>~IU . T<"xa:. t Al'1 A 28-year ·Olri C'1l y rn<igi str<1tc. cr1tit:izcd in lh(• pa!'l fnr bein g ltYI lcn1t•nl , has d rawn criticis m for her h andhn~ of :.i shoplift1nR case that l<inded a dest itute 9l ·yc ar·~d woman in jail ror a s leepless night. !\t attie Schultz, who said shl' lost her SS,000 savings \(} cnn artists in 197:\ ;ind \J Vl'.S on only $233 pPr month 1n 5'>r1al St.!1•ur1t:i- and '"l'l<•ran·s hcnefJl:'I. ~.;iy., d1·!>pl'r.1l1•1n :ind hunJ:l·r dr<lv•· h1 ·1· tu s te;1I $J;,,O.I 1.1.·01·th Of ~:1usagcl>. ham and butll'.r "J'uc!o.day fr11 1tl a supermarket. SHE WAS CllARGED WITll TllEFT. In un arraignment Tuesday night. Night l\l ag1strate Ma ry Elizabeth Ladd rcrus1.'d to free l\.1r.;, &hultz on 11 pc ra;on;JI reCOJ!ni zance bond thou'(h lhc wnman r1uahf1ed fllr 1t and orde red her held tn heu of S400 bond .. I sat up ;11J 01 ,i:::ht I didn't elosc my 1·yt•1-> I eouldn 'l slt:t.'J>, ~1 rs S<'hult1 ~:.i11I l 0hur.,d;1y "A -...·om:1n in :1 nuthf'r <'1·!1 "'tis yt·ll 1ni.: ;di n11(ht <ind I c11uldn'I slt •t·p l.icC';•ul>l' I l.\;1" a:.h;imt•d of b1• n1g lht•re " Asked l.\'h~· :-he took \ht• food -.hl• '>:11d I J.:Ul·!'.~ I J•I!>\ i.:u1 io liltlc d€.·sr>1·r<1tt· .'lfld ;i IJ1t hungr \ If you ri11ln t i.:t·t 11•1 mtJrP lnonev than I did . vou ti do th1• !>Jn1c thin~ • p;,i.c~· :-;11d lhL;Y ff1und ~in h1·r 1iursl' -...h1·n ,.111• ".1s .1rro •st ed. but :\trs Sehult1 1->a1d tlial "'it!> for h1•r rent Slit: WAS H.t:tt:l\s t;IJ Wt:rJ.'\;F.SDA\' when Hl'llJr (.;11u nty J us tice or lhl' Pe<JCC lludy Ksqu1vt·I round her 1n JUJI when 11 .. ;1r river! for ""'urk "I JUSl couldn't hcil<>vc · 1->a 1d t:squ1v<'I ! e:in·1 ~,,,. ;1ny 91·ye:ir-old go1n ~ to J:ill Thll>. w:.is a very dehntt-.· m1st.1k1• 111 j ud g ment " !\1s 1.adcl cxpl<11ncd ·rhurl>d11 y that 1'1r.. Schult1. had ~11.·l·11 :i uthnnt1es an 1nC'n rrt•t'I addrc!>S. and did nut give the na m1· ol unyonc who could be C'ont;1('t1·d for rt'fcrcncc ··1 felt Vl'rY bad otbout hav1nJ! to make her stuy 10 Jar1.·· .\I :. I.add Sll id "But I \\'llS not ahout lo rl•il'al>c her tn lht• m1lltlll· of the nighl when Wl'. didn·t know fur surl' whcrl' s he l1v<.'d •· MRS. SCllUf,TZ' (01\S f.: IS Bt:INC; ref<.'rrcd tu a cnuns(·hni.: program and the char~es "·111 f'\'Cntu:illy l:K• dismissed. said l 't.-d Arev:do of the B{'xa r County 01s1r1el Attorney's offH•1·. ~l can"'h ilc . th<' {'aSe attracll.'d national puhhc1ty cind Jlt'0111l' from across lhc 1J n1ted Slates have 11fferl'f.I rood , mont·Y and lf.'ga l ;1id for !\1rs Schullz , But for 1\1 ra. Schultz. a ll th1· eoncer n comes a httlt• lall'. In a voice steeped in despair. she said "I JUSl pray th:..1 God will romc and take me out of this world." Prime Rates Hiked NEW YO RK t l\PI Several First of Chicago . the .unlh· major banks raised 1hc1r prime larg£'Sl bank in the nation. had lending rates lo l 1 ~4 pereent 1"heen the only ma jor bank lo 1m- da y . join in~ u move bc~u l~~the incrc:as1.> befQre today. earlier in the "'eek by f<'irsl N· t ional Dank or Chicago. Citibank. the nation's second · larges t bank. No. 4 Manutac turers llnnover Trust Co. and No. 5 Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., a ll of Ne w York. we re umong the banks announcing in- creases from lt'h percent. The moves had been e xpected s inc e the Fe de r a l Reserve Boa rd last week moved to push up ahort-term interest rates in an erfort to flaht lnnauon and s upDOrt the dolfar. the 1prlme lenc1Jn1 rite is th~ rate charted by baak.s to Utelr moat credjt.worthy corpora te c us tomers. Becauae It 11 public· ly a nnounced, tt 11 cl osely rollowed u an taclicetor ol in· leNSt raite eoncttdom1 Tbe prime roM earUer lbia year to 1144 perc.nt be~ slip. pt.na b9ek to tJ~ ~nl 11 i~ .. --·-.--prtm1 rate of tz .percent WM readied durla& !he 11'1"11 rw· .... 1oo. I White House Gate Crashed WA SHI NGTO N (AP) • A Baltimor e man was •r ested early today for alle1eclly tryin1 to 'r a m· a car thro uc h t he southwest c ate at the White House .. the Secret Ser vice re - Ported. Secret Service spokesman Ken Lyn ch Miki Jalln II. Polin&. 28, wa1 UTelttd by the arency's unirormed cUvi1ioo .iner the t :so a.m . lnddeot. .. _ f.,ynch said rulinC bad been charaed wltla co111dina. a nd deltNction of eowemment prop- t rty. He waa beln1 held by .,.,_...,police aad ar•alln· memt w...9tbed.a.d later '9diay, L1!1ell IOld. ,,,..,,-... - dam• .. tO both die •eltlele IDd tbe be••llJ refnlOr* t l ffl 1ale. L"'°' aald . I • ' . I , Hf • aALSIOH. NC. h\Pt Doe- • 1 .-treated Dr Jett,., .. .,.... ......... ~ M ""'ved thariaa an au-..,. *' llWlll ........ ., .. ,....., lftNtotMetMflaM....,llt ••d>• ... '• &ftal. Pld•re1 1laowla1 Mae· t>oeald'1 1ta-wo.... wen 'allowatotlleJ1117n.ndar ... u.1 ............ ,..,. .... \he ~111 ....... M.a.d, a coatrut to ~· raw ...... 1bowam a-..,......,..ol1M family. MacDould, •· cl R•dnlltm Harbour, 19 daarsed wttlll alab-~llll ad bludpoat'& to ..... hi• ,....... .... lette, •• Hd daupt.en k.lmberb, 5, ud Krlatn, 2, In rebruary ltTO when be WU • GrMD Beret doc· tor 1Udoeed at Fort Brau. He dalma four lntruden tilled hi• famUy and •tabbed him. The _gove~ MP be kllled Im famlly md 1tabbed~maelf u a coverup. The pictures of MacDonald shown 'lbunday, dlreetly after pictures of the mutilated cblldren, apparently were part ,of the 1ovemment'1 contention that wounds he received were less severe because they prob- ably wereseU·inllicted. Jn crou·examining the oathololill who performed the ~utopeies. the defense continued effort. to ahow that the Army .bungled ita lnveaU1atlon. Wade Smith, one of the de·. f enae attorneys, asked both Dr. WUUam Hancock Jr. and Dr. George Gammel about tbe pro. cedures used. Both were Anny ,,atbologiata at tbe time. Smith's questlonins showed 1.h at the bodies bad been stripped of their clothes and tooled before the pathologiata examined them. Gammel said the condJlions were ·· not ideal.·· Th<'Y a lso were unable to say If the weapons the J(ovemme·nl • has introduced a crude club, two knives und an ice pick - were the onea use d on the fam ily. However. Gammel, now of Lincoln, Neb.. said in his ex· pe rienee. it's "very rare" that 'the specific weapons can be '1de nlifled unleas they have ·unique characterislica lhat leave Jdentlfiable marks. Colette had 40 s tab and puncture wounds and had bffn dubbed, Gammel aald. Kimber· 1y had eight to 10 alab wounds and also was clubbed. Kriaten had 27 s lab and puncture wounds and possibly had bffn h it by a blunt object, said Han· ~ock, now of Chatham County. Sm Ith a lso stressed In bis cross-examination that neither doctor specialized In forensic pathology. The specialty requires extra training for determining how viole nt deaths o~ur. Forensic pathologists deal In cause of death and In the ma er it occurs. In its questionjng, tho govern· ment asked the doctors about the direction or angle or the blows und stabs the Cumily re· celved . The testimony 111 expeet· eb to be used by the government (6 s upport its argument that If acDonald killed his family. .. , :. MacDonald was cleared of the (.1Jarges by the Army but indict· a in 1975 by a federal grand f'ry . Numerous pre-trial ap· t*all were beard before lhe trial ttarted lut week ., l.oot Recovered :~SAN FRANCISCO <AP) - !• lice capped a year-and·a·half· ng lnveaUgaUon and recovered estimated $500,000 in atol~ welry and precious metals tn ~hat is believed to have been ~e arreat of a major Tenderloin strlct fence. Lester C . Marta. '1 of San Franci1co, wa• lb~rged with four counts of re· elvlng stolen property after his rrest TueecSay. ~-----------------~----, OMMa.COAIT H/F DAILY PILOT ........ -. Stat~ Controller Ken Cory nya lhat if lawmekrs fall to enact a state budcet by the June 31 deadline next year. be will refute to make pay· ments until the budaet is passed and signed by the 1ovemor (See Story, Page AS). Sex Case Suspect Confined A Fountain Valley m a n charged with unlawful sexual in· lercoune with a 14·year·old girl was committed to a state mental hospital Thunday by Orange County Superior Court Judge James K. Turner. Judie Turner ruled that Larry H. Wheeler, 40, a former Garden Grove paramedic, was a mental. ly di90rdered sex offender who could benefit from treatment. Whee ler was arrested in December and cha rged with 21 counts of child molestation and unlawful sexual intercourse in volving ~e daughter of a Ccmah: companion. The mother of the girl pleaded guilty to a felony charge of child endangering and w<11s plact.'d on tbf'ee years probation. It was alleged by police in· veatigators that Wheeler had re· lations wilh the girl al his home and at a Garden Grove motel. Judge Turner. m handing down the senleoce. s aid the max I mum amount of lime Wheeler could spend in the slate facility would be five yearli, eight months. but s treHed the ·actual s tay could be much shorter depending on Wheeler'!l progress. llaze Burns Seven Acres; Bullet Blamed . A ricocheting bullet wa!I blamed Thursday for Igniting a bruih lire near the South Coast Guo Club in lrvlne that charred seven acres before being doused. A apokeamao for the state Department of Forestry said lhe blaze near Jeffrey Road and Jrvlne Boulevard waa apparent· t y caused by a bullet tha t glanced off a rock near lhe gun club. . Called oul to fight the blaze were 30 fire fi ghters, two air tankers, a bulldozer and fou r pumper trucks. No injuries were reported and there wu no structural damage caused by th e flames, spokesmen said. The bullet ntdentlr rico· cheted off a rock behind tar1eta that had been set up for shooting practice. 'lbe blue broke out about 50 feet away~and burned away from the club. Slaying ~ers Arabs 8!1RUT, Ltbanon <APl -An unary Arob world vledttcd SUI>· pqrl t.oduy for P1lest1nlan &l tacks on Israel to avenge tht> us till881DUU0 11 or l{ut•rrllh.1 llludcr Zuhulr Moh1wn One ~ucrrl lln tirc>up u 1d Egypt bud a hand In tht> 11&.Ytnl and It would try to asuulnaate Prcsldenl Anwar Sud1l . Syria blamt•d thl' "Camp David A!lumct'" or l~rlwl , t.;gypt ~md the United St1&tett ror lhe at:· l»ck on Moturen. who died Thurs· duy an a hospltul in f'·ran('t•. Da m ascus r odto said Syria would r"t't.loublc support for tht· 1tucrr1lla movement Other ~rub niJ llon:. con dcmnt'd the shtylng and said 1t mudc an escalation of v1olen<'c In the Middle Eai.t inevitable ··such assassination will not halt Lhc march or the Palcstin Ian n·volullon." said Abdul A.e111 Hussein, Kuwait's mirush:r of state for foreign affairs. The PLO high command in Relrut clllimed tM hit team was direc tly attached lo Prime Minister Menachem Begm·s of· flee and vowed lo step up at leeks on Israel. The military security chief or Moh sen 's Sy rit1n·conlrollcd Saa 'flt Thunderbolt gucrnll:1 f(roup was quoted us. say1nl{ Egypt's :nicrcl ser vice and <1genb of Mossad. the Jsrac·ll 1n tclligence agency , acted JOantly to assa!lsinale Mohscn. "We have documt'nts provin~ this;" the guerrilla plannc·r. idenlifil.'<1 by the code name Abu T hayer. was quoted as telling the official Kuwa1l1 news agency in an interview in that oil-nch Persian Gulf state. "Saiqa will strike again," be said. "Egyptian offic·iuls, includ mg President Sadat, arc within our fighters· reach.·• Sai q a l(U n men . thei r automatic rifles blazing. bumccl th(• slreC'ls of Moslem We~t lk irut today. forcing bu~inc~:.1•<., tc1 shut in tribute to Mohsen, <t:l. th e P a l cbl1n t· L iher al1on Oritanizulion's war minister. Mohscn die d a t P ast l·tir Hospital In Nice, France. )I(· had b<-en in a coma for 36 hourE>. slnct> he was hir In the head by a .32·callber bullet fired just before midnight Tuesday as hi· was enterinR his rooted apart menl in lhc French Rivie ra re sort city of Cannell. Two Sought In Slaying of Impersonator LOS ANG f~LES <AP> -A female impersonator who reject ed a proposition from two other men was shot to death curly to- day and his male companion :.ilso dressed In women's clothes ·-fled unharmed. police said. John Alex flam es, 22, Lo:. Angcle!S, was out for a 2 ~ m walk with th e o th e r 1m pcrsonator when confronted IJy two mt:n in an old blue station wagon, Hollywood Divis ion de tcctive Russell Kuster said. When they rejected the prop- os l ti on , Barnes was s hot, Kuster said. D:.imes was pro· nounced dead al the scene . "The victim and the witness wer e female impersonators." Kuster said. The companion. whose iden· Ufty was withheld. was not 1n Ju red. House Pan~I OKs Fnergy Committee WASHINGTON <AP> -A vital part of President Carter's energy program, legislation lo establish a powerful energy mobilization board, is over its tint major hurdle in Congress. but one t.op Democrat is warning of toup debate ahead. The House Interior Committee reached tentative agreement Thursday on a measure to set up a five·member board along the basic lines Carter.sugges ted , Coneerts Out Rock Promoters Sue Council LOS ANGELFJ; (AP> -Two rock promot~rs have filed a •19.5 million lawsuit char1lnJ. the Burbank City Council wllh cenaorahip because 1t vol· ed to cancel seven rock concerts acheduled this aum· rner In the city's Starll1ht Ampbltbeater. The suit aaainlt Burbank and Clty Councilman Jim Richman was flied in U.S. District Court Thurs· day on behalf of Clnevlalon Corp. and Wotr· JUssmiller Concert.a. It alle1e1 lhe council cancelled the concerts because tt disapproved or the muslc, the performers· social vtewa and the pouiblllty the concerts would at· tract bomOlexuall and dna1 uaen. Jn blDnlnl 1even of nine rock acts, the counci~· cited a "pcM_nllal for creatinl a public nuisance." ~the actl cancelled were Jacuon Browne, .Todd ren and Patti Smith. _ SkglafJ Returns I U S. Customs inspector Oliver Seymour inspects the larg(•st piece of the downed Skylab at the San Francisco lnte rnulional Airport after it was found in Australia two we~ks ago. A private Australian firm plans to e xhibit the one·tQn piece of hull throughout the United States. Algeria Cuts Oil Export 20 Percent N t-:W YORK IAPl Algeria. which supplies about 8 percent of llu-oi l imported by the United SL:.il1·:.. hai. cut bal'k tht• amount of ml at t.•xports by 20 percent, 011 industry sources said today. The cutback, which b<!gan this month, Is the second reported th 1s week b> a major 011 t:x porting nation On Wcdnes· day. sources said Nigeria was cons 1dcnng a cut of abou\. 10 percent In 1t.s oil production. Both naltons produce oil lhat 1s <J mong the world's best. used mo~llv for makmR asohne "Wt· unrkrstand that t·vl•ry body has been l'Ul hitck bv 20• ~wn·•·nt nghl now." i.atd an of r1c1a l or an American 011 com· 11any that 1:. nm· of Algt·ri:.i·:. Paul Kaneen Services Held Funeral seryiccs were held Thursdny for P aul Shelton Ka· necn , a long·llme Huntington Beach resident a nd oil company rorcman. whu died Tuesday <1l th(' age of R6 Mr Kanccn. survived by h1., widow, Rhea, w:.is employed Ly Standard Oil Co. for 36 yt:ars before h.is retirement. He• was buried al Harbor Lawn Memorial Park in Cost.a Mesa following a mass of Chris· tian burinl at St. Mary's By Ttw Sea Catholic Church in Hunt· ington Beach. customers. Rut it is unclear when• lh1· ml 1s going. Analysts s aid Al~nw may not bt-cutting batk produc lion. but rather divertmg thl' oil on:. the spot m arket or into Algenan rchneraes. "Where that add1t1onal crude Is goi!J8, whether 1l's going t1) the spot market or somt:whc•rc else. we don't know," said the oil company official, wJ.o didn't want himself or h11> firm 1d1·n tified. U.S. A irlij.ts Viet Refugees Kli Al.A 1.UMPUIC Malay1>1:1 IAP l -The United Slat.es I'> carrying out one or its b11o~c:.t ::iirlifts of VH•lname~t· n•fugc•••s sance the end or the Indochina war In 1975, refugee 0Hu·1.J I<., said today. The US Embassy pn•ss 'lf· facer . Michael 0 . Hrown. s011d more than 4,082 refugees are be mg flown from Kuala Lumpur for p<>rmanent settlement in th•· tJnated Stutes th1:. wct:k F,.._ PClfle 1\I BUDGET ... (·nough on s<>r\lices Miller said he found It out nigeous that more than 40 per cent of the cost went to ad ministralive branches E'ror.PageAI Hearing Set in 'Scam' . • ' t A prellmlnary hearin1 haa been aet for Sept. I in Loa Anietes County municipal court for the four Orange County re.l· dents accused of runnlna a con aame pattern~d after tbe movie, ''The Stlna." Arreated Tuesday oa warrants luued in Loa An1•IH were Beverlee Claydon, II, of 81 Roy al St. 'Georse. Newport Beach: Attila DeAgh, 31, ol 2'11& Hilltop Drive, Newport Beach; Michael Newman, 31, of 14 N. Stoniniton Road, South Laguna and Jerry Mack Morris, 34, of Buena Park . Mrs Claydon was released from jail Wednesday arter post· 1ng SS0,000 bond. The three m en remained Jailed today OeAgh was held in lieu of $100,000 bail. Newman and Mom s each were held ,in heu or $75.000 ball. In addition, the three men are named on warranta ilsued in Orange County alleging fraud irt an advanced fee loan scheme. Those warrllnts carry $250,000 bail each. The case for which they face prosecution in Los Angeles in· vol ved an as yet unldenWled Corona del Mar man wbo t.ol€1 1>01lcc he lost $160,000 in cash. a nd his 1976 Rolls Royce Silver < ·111ud lo the group. They allegedly took him to a home an the Hollywood Hills which they said was a private gambhng club for mallionaires. He was enticed into helping a supposedly dis gruntled club e mployee who was t.o deal a crooked faro game in which the club would lose and the vicum would wm __ _ llow<•vcr, at the last minute. the victim wa!. tricked a nd lost tht• c:.ish and h1~ car. ThL· htlm(· <1clually belongs to uc·tor G\'Ori.:c Montgomery wh11 lt•J sL•I 11 lo a man pohct! s aid al· luw1•d th1~ 4uurtct lo use 1t. Thl-'y "·' 111 ,1:. muny u!> 40 act.ors or ~htlb would he hi red to play lhl' parl!. 11f milhonaarc ga mblers and dub CffilJIOYCt.!S. Polite said Montgome ry is in no way connected with the al· lci.:ed crime. S ance pubUcalion of the ar· r<·•Hs pohc · said eight more vie· 11ms have rome forward-two in N<:wp<art Reach and six in Loo Angeles to allege they'd been fleeced by the group for a mount:. ranging from $4.000 to $100.000 Authontu·s in Orange County i.aad t1xJ;1.v lh•·y don l expect to pro'ol·l'ul•· lhc three men named 111 th1· lo:.in fr:.iud warrant::. unl1~ lh•· Lo., A11~1·lcb cu:.c has been <'o mplded Thl' loun caS4.: 1~ bai.ed on al· lt•gatwn:i that the trio took SS0,000 f rom a county bus1- nc:.~man ;J~ <1 fei• for arranging a $:! m1lhon loan lhat never mat1•nahz1•d. SUSPECT ENTERS INNOCENT PLEA. • • found until July 2 when a statt' forc:stry worker happened on them while clearing brush at u campground near Sierra Madre. Police continued their search for the suspicious photographer and for the yellow bicycle the girl is believed to have been rid· ing the day she dlsappea~. Investigators today again em· phas ized the importance of locating that bicycle and asked that anyone with information about it contact police. Those s ame lnvestlgator5 met Thursday with police from Ox na rd and Santa Ana who arc an vcs t1gatang ca~cs 1n volvani.: children from lhci r ci ties. Also scheduled to meet with Huntington Beach investigator~ are Los Angeles Sheriff's of ficers following up on the death or two young boys rrom Lo~ Angeles County. Alea.la was convicted lo 1972 for a L968 attack on an s .year·old Los Angeles girl. The UCLA graduate wa ~ paroled in 1974 but returned lo pr1:.on four months taler follow- 1n~ has l'Onv1ct1on for posses.'ling marijuana an Huntington Beach. Ht-w:.is paroled again an June. l!J77 Thurs day Ot'puty Public Od•·nder Christopher Strople quc:.t1oned reasons for court is· .,uun~ or the search. warrant that lea to Alcala's arrest. ffo said he m ay cnler a motion to suppress any evidence gained »., a rC"ull of the search of the Monterey Park home Tuesday. FOR ONLY ONE DOLLAR':' • •With PW'dlaae of One at Reaular Price 7 VOL. 11, NO ••• 4 SECTIONS, !2 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA I FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1979 Your Ro•eto .. n Dally N .. .,!fpaper FIFTEEN CENTS • • W0tnan, 91, .Jailed • tn $15.04 Theft SAN ANTONIO Tua (AP> A 28 yuu o ld c ity tna1i1tnte. ctillcli~ In lht· p11 l for beln1 lOO lenient, ha11 drawn criUcl1m for her hMndUna of a ahopHftin1 cue that handed • de&Ututt 91-yeur-old woman an JaU for a 11luupleti& nl1bt. . Maule Schull&, whh suad 11tw lost her ~.ooo 11i1vln1s to coo arlilll in 19'13 and live!) on only $233 per·month in Social Sec uTlty and vewru·~ benefits, says desperation and hunger drove her to 1leal SlS 04 worth or saw.ages, ham und butler Tuesday from • supennarltet Northwood Rescue SHE WAS CHARGE~ Wl1H THEFT. Jn an urraignment Tuesd ay night. Night Magistrnte Mary Elizabeth Ladd refused to free Mrs. Schultz on a personal r ecogniza nce bond though the womWl qualified ror il und orde red her held in lieu of $400 bond. "I s at up all night I didn't c lose my e yes . I couldn't slc..-ep," M rs. Schultz said T hursday .. A woman in anotht•r cell was yell· mg ulJ night and I couldn't sleep bec-.use I was asham t>d or be· log there." Asked why she took the food. s he said. "I gucsi. I Just got a hlllc det1pcrate und a bit hungry. If you didn't get no more money lhan I did, you'd do the same thing." Police said they found $48 in her purse when s he was arrt!lil· ed. but MrS. Schultz said that was for he r rent. SHE WAS RELEASED WEDNESDA V when Bexar County J us tice of the P eace Hudy Esquivel found he r m Jail when hear n vcd for work. I JU!il couldn't bcliove .... " said Esqu1v~I. "I can't set· CSee WOMAN, PaRe A2> 8-year-old Saves Tot Fro1n By DAVID KVTZMANN i.lnd DELORES BROOKS IRWlN OI -Dail' f'ltet Stall •·1 saw a figure Ooating ut thl' bottom of the pool. At first I thought it was a doll. th;.it it wa!> a pra nk." Bul as 8·year-old ScCJn Driskl:-1 found out Thursduy, it was no doll he found in the community pool at Fort S umte r and Monitor in Irvine's Northwood section It was Jennaflor Wu T wo ye;in, old .. , went and lifll'd 1l up and 11 was a live l'l'rson ." the hlond haired Scan !>aid this morning . buC'k :it lhC' pool wh1·r<· th(• drC1mat1c hfo-suvin~ effort had occurred the day hcforc. Wha t would lake place next would involve &-an , hi~ fritmd Cra i~ BeckC'r, l ~. and a Man namE>d Ed Fuller. 62, of 26 Fort S umte r. l'olict· said tod<&y lhal it wm, ht'rause or their quic k action lha l Jennifer, of l7 /\lllanta, I!'! n•covenng al Santa /\ni.i·Tusltn Com munily llosr>1tal There was a t ime Thuri.day. th1·y <ill kn<•w . wht•n 1l didn't <11> J.H':1r she would bt· ~" 1uc1<y Th<il wm; 1usl after a frwncl Solid Theft 'Stolen' Driveway Replaced Bruct• P . Newbery of Cost <.1 Mesa re turned homl.' Crom work one night to discover a shocking loss. SOMEONE HAD STOLEN his driveway. Police said today the 51-year-old resident of 239 .Knox Pl<.1C(.' was luckier than most theft victims. Not only did the culprits return. they gave him a n<•w driveway t h a t would have cos t as much as $700 to $800 if he'd ordered 1t him::.clf. INVESTIGATOR STEVE SHULMAN said <.1 con- struction company called Nt'wbery the same night to tell him they'd mist akenly removed his drivcwcay in· stead of a neighbo rin g ont· they we r(' s upposed to replc1C'e. "He's g ot iJ real n1n · new driveway now . Shulman .said Attaeks on Israel Arabs to Support Palesiinian Plan BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP> -An ungry Arab world pledged s up· port today for Palestinian at- lAcks on Israel to avenge lbe as· 1utssination of guerrilla leader Zuhair Mohsen. One guerrilla group said Egypt had a hand in the slaying and il would try to assassinate Preside nt Anw<1 r Sadat. Syria blame d the "Camp David Alliance" of Is rael, Egypt and lhe United Stales for the al · wck on Mob.sen. who died Thurs· day in a hospital ln France . Damascus radio said Syria would redouble support for the 1uerrtlla movement. Other Arab nations con d emoed the slaying and said it 1nade an ~alaUon of violence in the Maddie EaRl inevitable. "Such assassination will not ha ll the march of the Palestin· 1a n re vo lution," s aid Abdul Azis Hussein, Kuwait's ministe r of state for foreign affairs. The PLO high command in Beirut claimed the hit team wui. dir<'ctly att<ic hed lo Prime Minister Mcnachc m Begin's of- fice and vowed to step up al tacks on Is rael. The military security c hief of Mohsen's Syrian-controlled Sai- qa -Thunderbolt -guerrilla group was quoted us saying Egypt's secret service and agents of Mossad, the Israeli in· leWgence a1ency, acted 'jointly to assaasinat.e Mohsen. <See ARMIS. P•ae A2> :2 Cyclists Injured .:In Irvine Accident ' The driver of the car. Pamela Rea1an, 2JI, of Anaheim. wu not lnJured. Both veldc ... were westbound OG McG•• wbeD the coWatoa OC· carnd ............ ...,,. told onlffn 11M •H in the aumber t~. approachlDC Red llD .... decided to barB a.It ad started to mow ln· to ... liftGnl ..... 111 . ._,.,. told ome .... llM waa la tbat I•• wbea the moto~•· DlllJN la rroet o1 ........................ bNll•. but coule't aYOkl 1 co1U1ioa • I Pool • had called out t11 llw i.:rc1up or boys swimming m th<· tll'l'P l.'nd that hl· saw ~om1·lh1r1i.: floallni.: nt:ar the bottom ur lht· shallow s ide . Se an . w h 11 I 1 v 1· s at l ;, Hichmond . s<i1d hl· s wam ov1•r, pulled Jcnnifor out and yelled, "Can anybody hl•l p''' · .J ennif<'r. who had a pp:m •nlly w;,ndc red :.iway from ht'r old1·r s1sll'r :ind falh·n 111 lh1· w:1l1·r w:i:. both un1·on:.l·1011!'> a nd 110 bn·<1thmg "'h1•11 Sl•a11 a nd Craig a nd their frn:n<b finally got hi·r out of the• w;1lt·r l'l'nplt• around llw pool :.l:1 rt1·d running toward tl11·111 fra11tH·;rl ly. Sf'ttn s a id. und 1t wa:-th1 ·11 1-'ulll'r aprX!arl'd "She· lookl·d likl· :.he· W:JS ('Onl pli•tely dt•i.id." Se:1n :.:ud lnd<.'Cd, as paramedics would s ay later. there w<is probably only a faint heartbeat wtlcn she was pulled out. F'ulll·r. h ow<'v<·r . q ui C'kly began to give th1· tut mouth to mouth resuscitation m a n effort to revive her. H e k e pt thi s up until paramedics <irrived. Whl'n th('y did. Je nnifer was breathing again. Sh<' was takt•n to tht' hospit al 1n Sa nl LJ Ana . w h ert· a :.pokl·swom an ~ail.I th1 :. morning the girl was m s al1:.factory con- d1tmn. Thl' pool wht'rt' lht· 1nc1d1·n1 occurred 1s not c-1ty-owncd rir ud m inis te r ed and th1,•r1 · 1s 1111 llft·guard on duty th1•rc·. I\ sign warns s w1mm1·rs th1•y UM ' th1· fo c1hty al their OWll ris k Twelve-ycC1 r-old Craig. of ll Savannah. s<11d hl· had taken firs t md instruction hul thal "1l's a wholt' lot different whe n it hap pt•n11 lo you.'' Scan. Craig and the1 r fncnd:. wcrl' swimming in till' d ct•p encf or lht· pool when anothe r friend hud ca lled out that he s aw ... nmethmg noatmg near the bot tom of the sh:J llow end. "It's c reepy for 12-ycar-olds · to res cue so mebody . Cn.ug said "A lifeguard is Lr:11n1·d lo do that kind of thing ... Major Banks Raise Prime Lending Rate NEW YORK IAP> Seve ral ma jor banks ra ised their prime lending rates to 11 :V.. pe rcent LO· -day, joining a move begun earlier in the wet>k hy First Nu - lional Bank of· Chicugo. Citibank, the nation 's second· largest bank, No. 4 Manufac· turers Hanover Trust Co. and No. S Morgan Guaranty Trust Co . all of New York. were a mong the banks a nnouncing in· c reases from 11 ""' perce nt. Also joining In the inc rease we re Bank of America, Security Pacific. Nu· lion al Bank aod United CalJfornia Bank. The moves had bee n e xpected s ince l he F ed e r a l Reserve Board laat week moved lo push up ahort·t.erm intereRt rates in a n effort to light inflation and s upport the dollar. The prime lending rate is the rate charaed by banks to their moat eredit·worthy corporate CUltomen. 8ee1UH It ll pubUC· ly IDDOUDCed. lt la clo1ely foUowed • an indlda.or ol in· t.r•t rate CODdiUO.S. Tb• prtme roM earlier thll YNr to 11~ percent before 1Up· pins back to ti"' percent .. in· terflt ratel eased. The record prltne rale ol 12 percent ... ' rea~ durtn1 the 1174·75 re· caaion. • O••tv f'llol ''•tt .,hotu b t .,,~ n,trd •~-nl• • PARAMEDICS HUDDLE OVER TWO-YEAR-OLD JENNIFER WU AT POOLSIDE lntin e C hild Was Pulled Unconscious a nd Unbreathing From W ate r • He Really Was Angry Lovelorn Dutch Soldier Runs Amok in Tank ZEVEN. West C t·rmun y I AP l A loVl'lorn Dut"h soldlt'r com m :indCl'n"ul<'h n111!1an. p11lir1• .... 11d lo <l.1 v Thl· un1d1·nttf1t•d l l-vcar old :-.n ldl l'r ca u st•d rn o1°1• lha11 $110,000 in dama).(•' l;l'fon· :.ur rt•ndl•nn~ arll'r ht • plow1·d th<· ·I an k into t II,. t own h a 11 1 n Bn·mer vocrd1· ,tft 111111•:. v.t·~I of I lam burg The Dutch authonl1<·s sa id the so ldi<·r·. assigned In a Dutd• NATO g<irnson 10 this town 10 northl'rn WP:.I <;c·rmany .J JI Jh11'1·nll~ lwramt· ;1111.:r) aftc·r h1' (:1·1 man girlfrwnd h,1d hel·n ,... f1·1 n ·d b~ .1 \t1t1lh c·omm1s:.111n 111 .1 J.!lrl "1 l'formator\' Ill-:.lartl·d up ,1 ( .1•1 m.111 m.1<11 l.1·1qi.1nl lank p ar k1·d .11 th• llutt·h garrison 111•11" .111d IJ111 n·ll·d I~ md1•:. down 1 tw 111:111 :11 ·IO mil•·'> a n hour :1l th•· honw tif h1~ g1rlfrl!'nd .., 111.,lt·1 11.1n·111:. 111 Hr 1•m t•r\'tll'rcfr :1uthonl11·" s;11 <l ;\ltl11Jr\ pol1<·1· ,.1111 lh•· Lank w hu·h 1111rm,1llv t'.1rrit·:. ,, Bad.ham Sponsoring Urban Park Measure N<·wpo1t BN1ch Congressm an Ho be n Badham JOinl'd a rnl ll·uguc· from S:inta /\nu Thurs · day 10 introducing lrg1s latwn lo crt•alt• the hrst natwnal urhan park . T h e bil l introduce d b y Budham. a Rcpubl1c;.in and J l•rry Pa llc rson. u Oem ocrat. would provide $38 million for purchase of land in a 19,000-acrl' 11re:.i or intcn•st str<'lching from Corona del Mur lo Aliso Canyon and inland as far us thl' Sar: mcmbl'r appoinll:d hy t•ach ()( tht• s t all' l<•g1 s lutor :. within whost' district lhc prnpost•d park 1i. llH-;1ll.'d . a mt'mbcr <1ppo1ntcd by the Congressman in whosl' district the park 1s located , and fivt• members appmntcd by th1• St.·c rt'l<1ry of lhc lntc•n or. ll earings o n lhl' propo s<:d ll.'gi s lat1on < "H 4!H5l will bl' ·held Aug. 9 in Newport Beach ci- ty council chamber!-. Diego Freew<.1y fl Burns The amount matches the funds 8Ze rece ntly budge te d b y state lc~isl aLOrS for purchaRC Of land along the coast between Corona dc l Mar and Laguna Beach. Seven Acres; Bullet Blamed According to a sta tem ent re · leased by aides l o the two con· grcssmen, the Slate ;md rcdera l purchases would be com binc.'<i in A ricochetanl( bulle t was a pa rk which would be managed bla med Thursday for igniting a under an unspecified joint errort brus h fire near the South Coast that would also Involve local Gun Club in Irvine that charred government. seven acr es befo r e be ing The statem ent a lso noted that doused . "the bill speciflcull y requires A spokesman ror the s tate th~ Inte rior Dep artment to work De pa rtment of Forestry said the w 1th the Sec r e l a r y o f blaze near Jeffrey Road and Transportation In developing lhe Irvine Boulevard wns apparent· proposed (San Joaquin Hlils ly caused by a bulle t that Transportation> corridor." glanced off a rock near the gun The park, apparently lo be club. called the Orange Coast Na· Called out lo fight the blaze llonal Urban Park, would have were 30 fire flthten. two air lta own advisory commission un· tankers. a bulldoier end rour de r the Bldham-Pattenon bill. pumper trucks. The commitlion would conalst No lnjuries were reported and or one member appointed by there was no stn1ctur1l dam••e each ol the m1yon of Irvine. c a u • e d by t be rl a me• • Newport Beach and t.a1una s pokesmen aald. Beach; a member or the county The bullet evid ently rieo- 8 o ar d of Super v t 1 o ra ;. 11 chet.ed otr a ,.rock •bind.= member appointff "i r that had~ Ml llp for --Re•Uttel /lt/ll!!lteJ/, r · pracrtice. 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J.t 1 r I · 111 t n 1 • r l'l 11 rm a l 111 ,. 1\ 'IJOkt ·:.111an 1or· ti••· W1·-.,1 ( :1·rm.•11 y 0 u l " M I II I '• I I ~ .... 1 I " •• 1 rouhh·:.onw 1'11&111 1·.111 lw 11l.11·1·d 10 .1n 111:.t1t ut 111n on .1 11.11 1•111.ll c •· Cl lll'SI Thi· ..,ohh1·1 .11ai. 111k1•11 lo Iii.• '.'lt•t hc•rland:. wh1l'h a-.. ... 1mw t1 n •s p11n:.1h11ll y (w• I ht• l'a:.1• anrl was hl·lrl 1n 111 v1•'1 1).(a l11t y 1 u:.tnd11 It inav takP "''V1•r.1I \\t•c•k,.. lw fnn· ht' h<i:. 111 (a(••· I rwl .1 -..i.m k\•:.man said Thi· Dut ch Ra r r1:.11n. part of J l\J/\TO military fon·c• 1n Wc•sl c:t•rm any. is lm.'all'<t rn an ar1·:.i whc•r1• nrmorcd vch1c l<•s Mt<•n 1•ni.wi:?e m m arwuvl•rs and ttw sold i1•r appar<•ntly rl1<l no t ,1roust' i.us pic1ons b dr1 v1nJ;! on thl' 01wn road Or:::wi_.~oa~• Weatht•r Ni g ht and m o rnin g rloud incss dcaring to ha7.y suns hine with o nl v pa r l 1 u I c I l' a rin g :1°1 b!'uches. Lows tonaf'ht 1n 60s . flighs Saturday 70 <1t beaches to low 80s inland INSIDE TODA '1 The gm~r o/ entertain· ment u re~ m a tour o/ old lloU11wood movie palace., and the mum of tM Greatest Show on £arlh. See Page CI •••• o.11, ,. ... SUH,._ ~ ARTIST 'DANI' WITH TWO ART-A-FAIR SCULPTURES O 'When You Know the Rule• You Can Break Them' ' Perfection Sought I • By Mesa Sculptor By STEVE MITCHELL Of tlle 0.11' ~ SlMI Dani is a perfecLionlst Right down to the crowsfeet on lhe race or Moses. IThe Costa Mesa artist, whose given name is Shirley Leyrer, has been a bronze sculptor for only five years, but h~r exhibit at the Art-A-Fair in Laguna Beach is a show stopper. Her d e licate nudes a nd muscle -rippling m ales are tastluUy done and the mother or two says she does it a ll without models. ' "I think about a subject for ~everul months before I begin working in wax ," the pert bJonde woman says. And she doesn 'l lea vc onc s inew or curve out or her stun ning s tatues . Da ni's been in the Art·A·f''a1 r for l'IRht y<'ar~ now, and she s till dabbles with oil paintings which W('l'l' first cxh1h1t t-<1 nearly a dl·c·adc a~o She bt>g;rn da bbling in th1 • ''lost wax method~' of scuJptlnJ( wh(!n a fellow artikt gave her u ba 11 of wax to while away th1· hours wh1ll' s ilting at ht·r oil ex t11 h1t. ; But now It's a full-time job for the 18-year Costa Mesa resident, )"ho carves lifelike figures at 'er home. f She creates her mod"ls out or toft wax, then surrounds the <1rt ~ith a rubber mold. From this lnold. a cer,m1(' casting 1s made ~t a foundry in West L o~ f.ngcles. 1 Afte r a s uil<Jble number or roats are :.ipplicd to the model, \he mold is placed in the kiln. !'here the wax is m elted out of 'he ceramic coating (hence the e ame "lost wax m ethod ") . Molten Dronzc 1s poured into the ceramic shell und Dani drives up to pick up the un· finished product. She breaks open the cera mic cast, cleans the me tal. applies the arms a nd l egs , the n sandblasts the metal so it will absorb acid. Her husband, Lowell Leyrer, who is president of the Art-A· Fair, then brushes acid on the unfinished piece, scorching the surface with a torch to give it a patina -the aged look or the finished sculpture. "Otherwise it would look like brass." Dani says, making a face Sh(' said different acids create difft>renl effe('ts on the art piece hut don't us k her what acids do what That's a trade secret. She sells her models, ranging from nude women sitting in a bed nf lilif's lo posed nudes on a blirnkt•t, for h •twe(•n S:J,000 and $4,000 And f'ach finger, le~ and arm muscle is sized lo scale. Som e sc ulptor s , like Mi r h t'lan~1·l 11, d1 ~tort some body parts. s uch a~ the ovt'r s ized h a nd:. on the llaliun artist's "David." Occasionally she will create a model with s li ghtly longer legs or stunted arms "to get the em- phasis ~ the flow or the piece ri~ht "But you have to be pretty ~ood at whut you're doing to get away with that. "Onct• you know the rules. then you can breat the rules ... sht' s ays. The results or Dani's work show she d<X!sn'l need a rule book treasary Choiee j Miller Says Nation I 'In a Recession' f WASHINGTON <AP> -G. i lliam Miller, President arter's choice as the next easury secreta ry, said today c United St ates is in a re- stion. It was the first time a p government official kfl owledged that the long- pected economic downturn d begun. "We now have been triggered to a recession.'' Mlller told the oate Finance Committee dur- g confirmation hearings on his m ination to succeed W. ich ael Blumentha l a t the DAILY PILOT lMOt•f\~(~t l"NiifYl"ltot •ltftWfhCft~t"""" ........... -....... ,·-·-~·· ... 0.-(0.0,1 Put>11.....,.e-. ,_...., •• ,.,,_.,, oubf•\lttMI ._....., ttw~ flrtd•Y fOf <°"'"' ~~ H•WOOf• "".<f(~ M\H"lhft9'0f\ f\f>Mft flflit"' l•l• 114'11•y lr•OW, l-11 .. (~ISO.,l~( ... \4 A .,,;.utf ttO~Hlt'°" t\CJiue'I~ \•fufd.l'(t.M)O -... ,,... °''"' lpool ............... ,._ " •• )JO _..,,.,111_. C&<••-"'·(•1o1-.•i.i. _ .. _ "' ........ _ ,.,.,_ 'llCll•.CwW>t .... l'tttltitftl • .., o.-.. ""'"- . "'-•-...... -·· .......... _.,....,,"' ...... ~:.;~,_.~~ir..:::.- • 'Tsl"tieM cr••I~ . QMllllN ....... 142 ... ,. . ..._ ... (_ --::.o:&,...~~~~ :.-=:::r= .• r,..,.., • ._' 1 •lfftl•'!'19'· ' Treasury. T he Carter administration and the Federal Reserve Board have recently predicted the economy would dip into a recession this year , but Miller was the first eovemment official to say th~ downturn had actualfy begun. Mil ler. s till officially c h airman o f the Federal Reserve Board, said the ad- ministration should continue Its econo mic policies which are a imed at controlling inOatlon. He said it would be a mistake to try to pump up the economy with new spending, but said the government should try to help segments or the population that are in special d1fficulty becauae of tbe recession. He cautioned Congress against voling any tax reduction at this lime. "An across-the-board tax cut . . . would be unwise because ll would unleash a new round of in- fl ationary pressures," he said. EventualJy, he said, once the federal share or total spending ia reduced a lar.ae dividend can be returned to Americans in the form of tax cuta. "But I don't think today ls Ute ritbt Ume for any tax cut," be sald. Any aucb tax cuts at tbe ap- pror.nate time would Include bus .,.. tu relief to promote la· ueaMd inv•tment and produe· Uvlty, he aald. But for the mo- ment. tbe nation muat 1tlck to Prea•dent 1Carter'1 coune of boJctina dowa federal 1ptDdjnt to fltht lnllaUon, he 1aid. Miiier blalUd UM blt lnc,.ue In oU ~ bJ tbe o,. ........ of PIUOllum &zportt., Coun· &rt•• for puabtn1 tbe United ..... ...,a ........ . . Hearing Set • ID 'Scam' A preliminary hca rinM ha~ bun 11et for Stpt. 6 in Lot An1elt11 CoWllY municipal court for lhc tour Ordnge County rcs1 d"nu accwit!d of runmng a con 1umo putturncd a fter the muv1c, •'The Stlnu ·' Arreitlt-d Tuesday on wttrran ts luued 1n Los Angell·:. were Bevukl· Claydon , 35 or 81 Hoy <ll S I C:1•11rg1., Nt•wpnrt u •t1(•h . Allllu Ut•Agh :m. t)( l7JG thlllop 1Jr1ve, Newport lieach; Michael Ncwmun, 36, of 14 N Stonington Road. South Laguna and Jerry Mack Morris. 34 , of Buena Park Mrs Claydon wa~ re leased from Jail Wednebday after post ing S50,000 bond The three m en r e maine d Jaalect today UcAgh was held in he u of $100,000 ball Nl'wman and Morris t•ach were held in 111•11 or S75,000 ball In add1t1on. lhc lhrcc men arc n amed on warrants issued in Orange County alleging fraud in an advanced fee loan scheme. Those warrants carry $250.000 bail each. The case for which they race prosecution in Los Angeles in· volved an as yet unidentified Corona del Mar man who told police he lost $160,000 in cash and his 1976 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud to the eroup. They allegedly took him l<i a home in the flollywood ll1lb which they s aid was a pnvatt• gambling club for millionaire~ He was entil·cd into helping :1 supposedly dis gruntled c lub employee who was to deal u crooked faro game in which lht· club would lose and the victim would win. However, al the last minute, the victim was tricked and lobt the cash and his car. The home actually belongs to actor Georg(· Montgomery who leased it lo a man pohct' said al lowed the quartet to uM' 1l They said as many as 40 artor~ or shills would be hired lo play th(• parts of m11liuna1re gambler" and club employees. Poli ce said Montgomc·ry b 111 no way connt•l'led with thl· a l leged cnme. Since public.·at1on ur th ... ar rest)), Police said e11'(ht mm·1· vu· t1ms have l'Offil' furw:i rd two 111 Newport Bea1·h and s ix 1n l.11.., Ang1,.1cs to e1 lh·gc they 'd tx·en fle eced b y lh<' Rroup f or amounts ranging from $4,000 t11 $100.000 A uthorillt·~ in Orang1· C11tmt' s aid today lhl'Y don't 1•x 1wct 111 prosecute the three men namt:d in the loan fraud warn1nts until the l;0s Angele~ case ha~ been completed. The loan case is ha~l<' a fl't' for a rranging a $2 million loan thut nevN malt•rialized Ladder Fall Kills Viejo Worker, 44 Newport Bt'<tt'h poll<"<· suid to d uy they believe a Mission Vicj11 m an slippt::d lo his death Thur!. day night whllt.· trying to 11pcn :in access door to thl· roof of a l''ashion ls lund stor(!. Irvin F. Reichert, 44, wl:ls pro nounced dead at the M 'l'nt' at 7 p .m . after ll c<1mpan111n d1-. covered hjm lying in a pool or blood at the foot of a 15-foot ladder. Reichert, an employee of the Ma r io Constru c tion Co. of Laguna Nigu(!I, was working on a construction project al the shopping center. Police said he was in the habit or using a faucet on the roof to wash up before going home cuch dav. His companion said that he b ecame c on ce rned about Reichert when he was gone longer than usual to.wash up and found him at the foot of the lad· der . Paramedics were called to the scene but were unable to aid Reichert. Hecause the dead m an's hands were still dirty , officers theorized he slipped orr the lo1> or the ladder while trying lo open the hatch leading to lht• roof. f',...P.,,eAJ ARABS ••• "We have document& provtn1 thil," the 1~errllla planner. identlft~ by the code name Abu Thayer , waa quoted H tellln1 the omdal Kuwaiti new1 a1ency In an interview In that ol1·rich Peraian Gulf 1tate. .. ~ 1trtke a1atn," he Hid. .. an official1, lnclud· ln1 t s.dat, are wlthJn our n-.n· reacb ... .-.--·------·--------- "" .,,.,...,,. 91-YEAA·OLD WOMAN SPENDS NIGHT IN JAIL Mattie Schultz' Treatment Draws Criticism f 'ro• Pag .. A I WOMAN, 91, JAILED. • • :m y 91 year old going t() Jail Th•~ wa:. a very d1:fm1tc m1'>takt· m Judgment " Ms. Lurid expluint•d Thursduy thut Mrs S('hult7. had ~iven a uthorit1t·s an mt·orrc('t addresb. and did not give the name of ;inyom• who could he contaclc..-d for refon·nce "I fell very bud about havm~ to m ake he r s tay m JI.Ii i." Ms Ladd said. "But I w<.1s n<1t about t11 n·h:<JM: her in the middle of lht· night when wc dadn 't know f1ir sure wher~.')hf' lived " -. MRS. SCllUl~TZ' ('ASE IS REING rl'fern·rt to u couns1·hn~ pr111.tntm and lhl' ch:Jrgl's w1ll 1•vt>ntuully h«' db m1ssPd . said Ted \n•v<.1111 of th<· Bexar County 01 striC'I /\tl!irn1·y ·.., offirt: M<·anwhllt·. tht• cas e atlrattt-d nut1onal putJf1 c1t~ and p1•opl1: from ac·ms~ the United State:. h<.1vc oHt!red fo11{J , mum·y and kg;tl ;mJ lor Mrs . Schult?.. Hut for Mrs Schultz, all lhl' concnn c11m<•!> :1 lltllL· latt• In a vo1<·t• i.tt·c1ll:d in <le:.pa1r, s he sa•d , J JUsl 1m.1y that < ;1111 \\Ill <·omt• <1nd lake me out of th1:. w1irld Mtorney Accus.~d Of Cat Burglaries COl.UMBJA. SC CAl'I -A p ~ y t' h 1 a t r 1 .., t a n d I a w y <· r oe~c rit>e a '1 Y po11c<' as a "m11'11•rn d~•Y .Jtok yll <.1nd Hyde.' prac·t1<·rd a t hird vocation , authonl1c:. :.ay. He's accused of burglary Dr. l<.1n S. <iale wus charged \\1th t·1ght rnunts of hurglary, pol1ct' Miid. In vestigator:. Thur~ d <.1y round goods valued ut S500,000 in a St'alcd room 1.Jt thl· suf>pct t 's homt'. authorit1l's said c;otd. silvt•r and rare coins, Jl'Wt·lry, antiques and an a rsenal of rifles, shot~uns, pis tols, hand grenades and gunpowder wen• disc•overcd in the 9-by-12-fool room that only Gale had been al lowt·d lo enlcit, said Richland County Solicitor James C. An· dt•rs More weapons we r{' found hur1t•d in th e bu c k ya rd . uulhor1t1cs said. A11d1•rs s aid guns, jewelry. coins and a leopard :.kin had bt>en 1dentif1cd by owners as stolcn property. and the s heriff's d~IJIJ rtment was going through c1ttll'r' 1ih:-olv1 •d hurglury cast·~ 1011k111~ for v1t'l1m:. who could idt•nt1fv 1lcm!'> <;ale. was plac1•d in the South Ca roli na Slate llosp1ta l. a men tal fac·1htv. 11nd<•r a rourt order /\uthoritw:. !'>aid the .1rrt·:.t and d1Sl'ttvt"ry may hold the ke) lo s {'It fl' s 0 r l h ('rt s that h cl v (' plagued <.1 fa!-h1onuble C11l umht:1 ~ubu rll for four years An mfor m a rat ;_i1Ucd tht• anvl·st1gut1on. l h1·v !.aHL · It 1rhlund t:ounly !-i hl.'r1ff F rahk Po\\t•il 1fr:-1·nht·d tht· p s y·c h 1a tr1 :-. l l ;1wy1· r <•:. ·a mndt•m daN" J1·kyll and Hyde •· Ill' :.aid c;;alt• 41 . ";,1s lt rt•scrvt•d mun wh11 praet11·l·d m1•1l1cine by d;.1v and allt·gt•dl v burglarized homes at night . c;;t11•. a nat1v1• of Phlladc•lphia. was arrested Wednesday as he was rl'tuming home from hi~ mNIH·al off11·t· (;;_tie. who ha~ prad1c·cd ·psychiatry in Colum bi:.i !>incc 1969. graduated from the niversity of South Carolina L<.1w School in 1977 und practiced forenB1c psychiatry. Suspect "Pleads Innocent By JER&Y CLAUSEN OIU.Oelly~lteff Rodney James Alcala pleaded innocent Thursday to charaee ot kidnapplna and ldlllD1 U.year- old Robin Christine Samsoe ot Huntington Beach. . Meanwhile, police from two- other cities were mMUn1 in Hunliqton Beach in an attempt; to determine whether Alcala. might be involved in other kid· napplngs. : Alcaht, 35. of Monterey Partc was arrai1ned in West Orange: County Munic i p a l Court.: Wes tminster. on c harges of• homicide. kidnappin1 and lewd: conduct in lhc death of Miss Samsoe. Judge Ragnar Engebretsel) sch1.·dulcd Alcala's preliminary hearing for Aug 9 in the west county courthouse but s1tid to· d ay that the s t•ssion probably will ht• pos tpom·d Alc<1h.1. described as an un- l'mploycd . part -tim e p hotog- rapht>r, was arrested at his pan·nts' Montnt•y Park home 1.·arly Tuesday by Huntington Deach police. · Judge Engebretsen appointed th e Oran ge County Publi c Dl'f<'nder to Alca la's defense Thursday following discussion rcg;1rding his abrnty lo hire ti pri\'alt• lawycr 1':ngl'brt>ts1·n noted thnt when a r r 1·s l e d Al ea l a was in po-. ~t·ssion of a bout $2, 700 in <'i1:.h Hut Alculu told tht· judg(' tl wa:. hi s molhc•r's mnney lo tw u-.t•d 1n the purchase of u car. The judge li fted the $250.000 lw tl attat'hed to Alcala upon ar rest and ordered him held in Orangc County Jail without bail. Engebretsen said he decided not to allow ball because or th<' Se pt. 10 H1 vers1de County S uperior Co urt tria l a lso :.chcdulcd for Alcala.on kidnap. pin~ and assault charges and ht!l';tU~f· of lht• St'rlOUSncsS Of the Orn ng1• County cas t•. "I JUSI kit saft·r .. hl' said A 11·,da fan·~ the H1 vl'rs1cl1• trial an eonJUnrtwn with the al lt·g1'<1 k1dnapp1ng or a Lo!> Ang1•l"s ('ounty gi rl found later an i1 n •mott· a rea neur Banning on F1·h 1:1 T:ikt·n from All';ila's n·~1dence fo llo wing a fi VC'·hour Ion~ search Tu1·"od:1y hy Huntington Beach 11ff1< 1·r-. \\-en· .1h11ut !JJfl photol>. many of lht·m young children, somt> of them nudt:', pohc1· say_ Thi· <11·ad Sam ... 01· girl and a g1 rlfrtt•nd had Ileen approached 11 11 II unt1ng t o11 Bcach State H1·at·h .Jun<' 20 by a man who wante1J l•> lak1· their photos. wtl· nt!s~es reporll'd Late r thut day s he d1sap- peur1:o•d, presumubly whil(• ndin~ the girlfriend's yellow Schwinn h1('yC'le toward her home. I\ police artis t 's sketch of lht! hNH'h photogruphcr and subst• 11uent "lips" from police agcn· 1·1t.•s a nd people who know Alcala l1·d tu his arrt'~l . tnveM1galor:. ~.1) Pnlir·t· arP still going through th1· c11nf1s('aled photographs and invt!:.t1g<.1ting Alculu's blue and ~1m11luted wood panelled Datsun ~t<.1t1on wagon. officers said lo day. Ttu.• missing Samsoc girl's un- l•lund until July 2 when a state fores try worker happened on them "htle clc•aring bru~h al a t·a mpgro11nd m·ar S1rrru Madre l'ohce continued their search for the sus picious photographer and for the yellow bicycle the Rlrl is bt-hcved lo have been rid- ing the day she disappeared . FOR ONLY ONE DOUAR~:c •wuh P•rdlue ot One at Re1ular Price . -. .. ~~. . . -.... -.. . ' • I DAIL V PtLOT .. Who s Business? No Visible ·Entity ---~87U.19NllOl&OWl"n W8'Q OWDI AmerlCID b•i· OUI? TM ....... &Mt~ Mell ... d••rl• -,....,. ... 1.7 : ..... No-..... _ :t!r.e~=-~:::rz= coe&..OU.. bJ u ld• or 1 f1mll7 or •••• • 1roup of , ........ ffeN Md U... of eow"H, 1CM1 wW ftad eueptloru1. Tbe Hau fa m Uy at.l1l bo6d. the ttl.M at Levi Strauaa. The Dorrance familJ lnalt Is the major owner of Campbell Soup. Kirk Kerkorian calls the 1hot.1 at Metro Goldw)rn·Mayer. Edward J . Daly is the undiaputed bo6a ol World Airways (you would be too ll you owned 80 per~nt ol the stock>. BlJT WHO OWNS Caterpillar Tractor. one of the industrial clanu of America? According to the latest report from the rom· pany, the stock held by all or its directors and officers comes to no more than seven-tenths of 1 percent of the outstanding Caterpillar shares. This is not to say that Lee L. Morgan, the chairman and chief executive officer of Caterpillar, is Impoverished. He owns 65.724 shares, worth more than S3 mHlion. However. that's a puny hold· ing, compared with the big blocks he ld by bank trust departments , insurance com- panies. pension funds, mutual funds and other members of the invisible phalanx dubbed "in- stitutional investors.·· THESE INSTITUTIONS hold more than half of Caterpillar Tractor's stock. An Individual or a family is ••J • idlatUJ. But an lutltll· don la lluldowy. It'• facet ... bkllDC beblad a ma11 o~urt1. Hert, for aample, la P tJal l•auraau, wblcb owna 1.8 mlllloa ..,... of IBM , worth toutMJ fUO mUUGa. And Mn'I MetropoUl&D We, wtUellowm•OOOabarea ofJBM, wortll about 9" mWJon. John Hucodl owm another~ mlWon liq ol IBll. Aad New York Life luuraH lau about $20 mUUon moreollBMboldtqs. NOW TIU:IZ AAE all mutual Wt lntW'uce companies, wblch are lheoretically owned by their pollcyboldera. Try aaking pollcyboJdert ti they realized tbat they are ownen of the ln· surance company that In turn owns all that IBM stock. They're too busy scrounging for funds to pay the next premium. Data complied recently by Computer Directions Advisors of Silver Spring, Md., showed the extent of holdings by Institu- tions. Some 450 big institutions own 65 percent of Eli Lilly. the big drug company; 60 percent of Minnesota Mining & Mfg .• the Scotch tape company; SS per- cent of Xerox; 54 pe rcent of Merck, another big drug pro· ducer; 52 percent or Atlantic Richfield, a major oil pumper; 40 percent of Exxon, world's largest oil company; and 20 per· cent of American Telephone & Telegraph, the phone company. FERRETING OUT who owns what in American business is sometimes like a dog following its own tail. It leads nowhere. For example, what is the •llnlflcance ot British Petroleum owntna 52 percent or the 1lo(k of St11ndard Oil of Ohlo? 8rltlah Petroleum is a huce company -on4t of the world's lop seven, la fact -and 30 per· cent of lta Ibara are held by the British 1ovemment. Another 20 percent are held by the Bank of Enalarul Does thls mean that Standard Oil of ObJo, from whose loins sprung the Rockefeller Standard .,.w, ......... OPTIMISTIC WINEMASTER Miiia Ponders Sample ~~(-Fight Ends Pan Am Buys Airline Stock LEASE FROM THE SOURCE • NO MIDDLEMEN • EXCELLENT SELECTION • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 2600 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA SA0-9100 ORDER YOURS NOW • • • • • • , ... ~ ~-~~~p ,,.~< ,~.,.. a . 1000 • • • • BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS STYLISH TYPE ON GOOD QUALITY WHITE GUMMED PAPER • PERSONALIZED • EASY TO USE. • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND r---------------------, ''"In"'" coupon, cop 9nd 111911 With lt.75 + .2S ,_..to: PHot Prtnt1no: Label Dtv. Poet Office Box 1 &eo • 330 W. &-v St. o.ta Mesa. Callfomla 92929 L------~--------------J NEW YORK <AP> -Pan American World Airways says it has acquired 51.4 percent of Na· lional Airlines' stock. giving it majority control. A Pan Am spokesman said Thursday the airline owns 4,398,500 shares or National, after buying 125,000 shares on Wednesday and 1,060,000 shares on Tuesday. The announcement could bring to an end the fight for control over NaUonal, which has been sought as a merge r partner by Pan Am , Texas In· ternational and Eastern airlines. Long Strike Expe<!ted DULUTH, Minn. CAP> -Minnesota Gov. Al Quie says there is little hope of a quick end to a strike that bas shut down all eight elevators at the Great Lakes' bi ggest grain shipping operation, causing growing concern among farmers. millers ( J and shippers. BRIEFS A spokes man for . J Lo ca l 118 o f th e '----------"' Ame rican Federation of Grain Millers said Thursday that no talks were scheduled with the six companies involved. The millers' strike began July 6 ot an elevator In neighboring Superior, Wis. By Wednesday, 520 millers at all eight elevators in the Twin Ports of Duluth and Superior were off the job. Quie said the two sides were "a long ways apart" in the contract dispute. The main issue is the union's demand for a cost-of-Living clause in new contracts. United to End f'Hgltt• SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -United Airlines will end passenger plane service to Stockton, Modesto and Bakersfield in the San Joaquin Valley on Oct. 28, company officials announced. The airline provides three non·stop round trip nights dally between Bakersfield and Los Angeles and two each between Stockton and San Francisco and Modesto and San Franclsro. The company ls working with Air Pacific to continue "adequate replacement service," accord- ing to a 1tat.ement. Air Pacllic already serves lhe three valley communities. The statement said the flights are bein1 eliminated because United's Boeinq 737 service Is "inefficient" over routes or less than 100 miles. Eatt119 A ltft'llatt1'ets (J,.,,ed ROSEMEAD CAP) -Southern California Edison Co. ha• warned President Carter that his energy program probably will fall unleu lt euea eaviromneotal restrictions and permit.a more elec· tricity to be senerated by coal and nuclear power. Ediloo Chairman Jack K. Hortoa aaJd Tbu.n· day that such alt.emaUve energy aources have to be aacreuively developed lf Carter's enera pro· 1ram la to succeed. Horton al.so said a stron1 proaram is needed to develop domesUc oil and ru product1on. "" ..... 2•tl 11.8. ,. ... , DETROIT CAP) -Volbwaren "will deftnlte· ly" build a new car a1Mmbl1 plant lD tbe United Stat.et or buy an emttn1 f actJltJ from a U .s. automaker witbln the next alx moatbl. an otflcJal for tbe Welt 0.rman comc~aya. Spolla9maD Tom lie Hid Volbw .. ea la ClODlktlrtDI 1ltee ID a .._ 1tatta. ~olklwa,en la the aal7 lorelp carmaker with a manufadUJ'tnl plant la America. lta plant near New 8taatqn. Pa., wbJeb ODened lD April 1178 and manufactures Rab-bit moclell, wu built by the Chrysler Corp. but nnu UMd bf tbe No. 3 U.8. aat.omaker. (14.Clt AftDUION J ReYIA~ In .... DAI LY PI LOT Oil Tru1t, 11 under British domination? NOT AT ALL. It just doesn't seem to make any difference. Allon W. Whitehouse Jr .• chairman or Sohio, reassured employees and shareholders earlier this year that BP's plus-50 percent Interest would not "lead to any radical change.'' The lWO' companies have been cooperating for 10 years, he pointed out. and ''are bound togelher by mutual advanta1e." Eveo though lt holds the ma· jorlty oft.be stock, BP la content to e lect only three of its officen1 to the 16-mun board of directors Of Sohio. IN SHORT: BP wouldn't do anything to hurt Sobio; Sohlo wouldn't do anything to hurt BP. It's all very cozy. And who owns whom is aJmost academic. The managers go on r Money Tree running the company just the way they always did. It was much easier in the old days • when you could zero in on a target. · Wine Exp~riment Here Comes Connecticut • LITCHFIELD, Conn. CAP> - The 1,200 cases of wine that Haight Vineyards will sell this year is a pittance when stacked up against the production of _ even a single wine-growing re· gion of California. But the vin e yard 's winemaster, 36·ycar·old Shorn Mills, armed with s tudies he wrote on Connecticut's weather patterns and seven years of pro fessional experience, is <'On· vinced the tiny vineyard in Litchfield has a chance. THE fl.RST OF the vineyard's 1978 crop will go on s<t lc next week , as owners take advantagt· of a recent state law permitting farm vineyards lo sell wine on the prl'mises as long as they meet certain conditions . "No one knows whether 1t will take off and become a viable agricultural industry," Mills said in a telephone interview "But I think al stands a ~ood chan ce, as good a s m a ny agricultural industries." SOME: OF THE vines hav(' been growi ng for four yc;.irs but it wasn't until last fall that grapes that would become the vintage of 1978 were harvested. The vineyard will begin sales m odestly this year with two varieties or white table wane. a Johannisberg Riesling and a Cha rdonnay. They will retail for between $55 and $60 a case. A Marechal Foch Is still being agl'd and Wlll not be sold for some ltme and Mills is far from certain about its eventual prlct·. THERE ARE ONLV 15 acres planted in grapes on the Haight farm, used by owner Sherman P. lla1ght lo raise horses. Mills said that as far as he knows there 1s only one other farm wine ry opcratini.: in the state, and it's at the other end oC Con nect1cut 1n North G ro~vcnor Dale "It's very low key, a very s ma ll operation." said Mills or the lla1ght Van<·yards M<n>t of the work. hC' said. can IJe done by only a handful of rull tame e mployl'e~. with lotal rcs1dcmts hired to help al h:.irvcst. M Ills. who sp •nl years work- ing 1n Nl'w York 's w ine·~rowing ()v•·r 'l'lu~ Counte•r MASO U~iftCJS Finger Lakes region. thinks Con· nccticut's coastal areas would prov ide weather patterns favorable to grape production. "CONNECTICUT RANGES from excellent to fai r when com- pared lo grape growing regions of New York," he said. "I would say m aritime in· fluence sates in Connecticut would be roughly equivalent to thf' premium h1lls1dc sites in California .. Mills researched the region·s weather in several studies and bl•l1t.•ves a lack of knowledge a bou t Wlnl' growin g a nd the• pressures of ll.l nd dcvelopmenl have kept wineries out of Connec- ticut. BUT MILLS LOOKS forward to µ!anting more vines and in · crc•asing Lhc vineyard's capacity from its prc~enl lcvf'l or 7,1100 g:illons h.> I 1.000 gallons next fall In the mc:int1mc. he and hi s (('v. tollcaj!uc-. s1·c·m lo havt" ll me• to puult• over s<1mt• :JSPf'ClS of wi ne mak1nl! without h<.istc t lM 1'• '>uri.r(;I io11, 101~• &V. 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Money Supply NEW YORK <Af'I The govern- m ent reported that the nut.ion's basic s upply of mo ne y shrunk by $900 million ln lhe latest reporting week, a decrease that economists 11a1d makes further credit-t11htening by lhe Federal Reserve lets Ukely for u while. "Thia probably takes a little blt of the PNNUre off the Fed." David Jon ee. a n econ om lat f or tho brokera•e house of Aubrey ~. Lan.ton ai Co., said Thursday. Downtun. Cited SACRAMENTO <AP> -The CallforJtia Chamber of Commerce aar• the nation'• ~nomy ia already la a ~ tMl will COfltlnU. into .... STOCKS I BUSINESS C'tdtl•gCosts ) Busillesses Get Utilities Lesson By SYLVIA PORTEil "The choice of rate schedules to be applied to a (bu.si- ncsis > customer's service shall be at the cuatomer's op- tion," says the Public Service Co. of Oklahoma ... "lo some cases, the <business> customer is elllible to take service under any one of two or more rates . . . but tho responslbllity of rat es Iles with the cµstomer," says Consumer's Power Co. of Michigan "The <business> a pplicant must designate which rate schedule. rate or option provision he desires," says Southern California Edison Co. TIUS SELECTION o•· RULES FRO" utility com- aanies underlines lhe fact that the burden of determining t he cheapest, most suitable rate for ullhty service fe<Sb on the customers's sho ulders. Yet, whJle ind1 v1dual customers or utihty companies ure mor e sensitive than ever to the importance of con- se rvation and saving mont-y, th · business sector re mains relatively ignorant. .. It's <.1ma11n~ how little businesM·s n·:tll> know about thl'1r ut1hl\ I> I 11 s... :,.l1 y s H 6y I' •. Tuten. mC1rkct1n~ v11·1· pres1dl'nt uf Nution.d I 't11l1ty &:rv1ce Im· .. 1 N1•w York-haM:d cnt·rg-.. <·oni.ultmg firm Money's Worth .. 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Costa M1•s:1, ha s joined as production urtisl. a nd Greg llkkman, l"ountaan Valley, as assistant dcs1 ~nc·r Ms Hct<'hurdt 11n·v1ously worked in the art dcpurt- mcnl of lht· Sin~cr Co. Hickman l'Dm l'd <i hurhr lor·., dc·i:rcf.' in art ut Whit mun Colll•gc, Walla Wall:J. Wush • •'loor EnJ(lneers and Comitruclors , Inc., u subsidiary or Fluor Corp . Irvine. has na mt.'ti Dr. Ronald OUvier as pres1d1..•nt of ,..luor Europe Int , the London managing center for Jo1 uor'i-European engineering and construction oper al!ons. tie had been munugm~ d1reclor of Fluor Nederland B. V at llaurlem. Harold Soren11en, l"luor f'~UroJ>f''S former pres id.-nt. has been named u senior vice president of F'luor Engineers a nd Constructors. tie rcturnli to the United States lo as- s ume reRpons1bility for 1-'luor's involve ment in projects with the People's Hcpublic of China. Gordon Dibble, who wus MBsistont to the managln1 director or Fluor Nederland. hMs been appointed managiq : director of that company. Two vlco presidcnUul promotions also were announced by Fluor Englnecrs r-and Cons tructors. Ra1 '•H Pll. • manager or construcllon. w1t1J appointed vice president, field construction. and Mark Da1b1bek, eicec ullve · mana1er projects. has been named vice president, project management. • David E. S;._Jth, lluntingfun Beach, has been appoint· ' ed prnldent of Compatema Coflt., Huntington Beach mic rocomputer systems manufacturer. '; • IUloU It. BtlalM has been named vice pre1ldent. • Buxton wu PNvlouly •mployed at North American Avlatlon 11 coatrol dynamlciat In Its .erophyalc1 lab., The company wa1 founded in 111s bJ Dr. Rlcharcl Smrtb . ' •I •I 7 Laguna/South. Coiast Your Ho•etown Dally Newspap•r VOL 71, NO. 208, ~ SECTIONS, S2 PAGES ,- SAN ANT NIO. ·re~os t AP> A 28-year-old Caty matl1tnte. crtticlttd 1n tht> past for bctna loo hmient. ha~ drawn critlcisna for her handhne or a hopllf'llng cak that landed U destitute 91 Yl'IH old woman In Jkil for a slccplc5b ni1ht Matt.le Schultz, ~ho s aid she lost her-$.S.000 uvingi to con artlat.a In 1973 and h ves on only $233 per month m Social Security and veteran's benefits , ays d~perat on and hunger drove her to •teal $15.04 worth or sausugos, ha m a nd butter Tuesday Crom a aul)emutrk4!l. ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1979 FIFTEEN CENTS • tn $15.04 Theft SHE WAS CHARGED WITH THEFT. In an arraignment Tuesday night. Nig ht Magistrate Mary Elizabeth Ladd refused to free Mrs Schultz on a J)(:rsonal recog nizance bond • though the wom1:1n qualtftcd for it <tnd ordered her held in lie u of $400 bond "J sat up aU night. 1 didn 't c lose my t-Yt'~ I couldn't sleep." Mrs. Schultz said Thursday · A v.omun an another cell was yell mg all night and 1 couldn't :,h.•cp becau!>e I was ashamed of be· mg there." Asked why she took the food. she suacJ , "I guess 1 Just got u little desperate and a bat hungry. 1J you didn't get no more mo ney than I djd, you'd do t,hc same thing." Police said they found $48 in her purse when she wa:. <1rrest ed. but Mrs. Schultz s aid that was for her renl. SHE WAS RELEASl-.:D WEDNESDAY when Bexar Co unty .Justi ce or the Peace Rudy Esquivel found her 1n Jail when hear rived for work. "I jw;t couldn't belie ve .... " said Esquivel. "I can't sec CSee WOMAN. Page AZ) Pay Plan Nixed O~uly Pilot Pf'IOtO b1 H.trry F1\l'lit1 Laguna Cops Ponder Response L;.iguna lh·arh City Council m .. mtx:r!> l'l'Jl'l"lt'11 lh1· latest 1n a "l'rtl'~ of l'llUlller proposals from th1· 1·1t y '" pol1t·1' a!'.sor1atH1n Thursdav night, and <1Ssoc1at1on lt·adt•rs 0!'-a y thc·y will nuw poll th1· departm<·nl lit clt·t ·rm1nt.• tht- m•xt form of actwn ··w,. an· It's!'< tha n a p1·n·1·nt a pa rl f'IJ.!ht now." s aid ass11c111 taon pr1";i1knl Tc•rn· MacA tlarn. who sa111. th1· t•ount d t urn1·<l <lo'<' n th•·' ~ro11p .., J.1 tt·st 11ff1 ·r .1 ftt·r o1n c·x1·c·11ll\I' '>l''>"l<in ·1 hursd;1~ n1~hl ··W1· will ht· p11lhng <>U r of · f1<·<'r'> l•>cfa v 111 d1'l1·rmm1· whal form ,if ;11·111111 "'t' "onl 111 pur:-.1w • * * l"uunctlmcn approv1•d pay h1kt•s to 7 perl'l'nl for non <;worn pt·r'>OOJ1L•I. 7 r>t•rcc•nt for 11fflC<:r'> and 8 p«·rcent for st·rgl'anli; anti abovl' They ali;o approvt•d pa y· mc·nt of t1 mt• a nd ti half for over t1m1" which lhl'y -.ay amounts lo a notht·r 2 7 perN·nl 1nl·n ·ast· Hut polict· assol'1al ion officials rt'Jt'('lt-d lhal t1ffrr and propoi;{'rl .1 JO 7 pt·ret'nt at• r11.,s I hc• hoa r<l h1k1• fur all polll"•' 1·mplc1vt0('" llt , th1·v ~a11l. lh1·v "'oulcf ,JC· 1·1·pl an ·~ 1w1 n •nl · :11•111..,.., th•· board 1m·r1·:..:-.1· :incl lh1• 111n1· and .. h a I ( " rr \. r w h I(' h w II u I rl a mount lo a HI 7 p1·rc·1·nt h1kt· It 1s rl1ff11·ult fw tn• t11 ltc·ht·\ ,. lhal. Ill tit•· 1nlt'r1· ... 1 ur th1•11 ,. 1·mplt1Yl'<'s. tht• City Counc·1I ran·a 1·om1· upw1th lc·s::. than I pt·n•t•nl.· l\1 acAdam sa1d Cuun<"ll mt·mhers c11nt<1clcd -..11d their latc•sl offt:r 1:. their I <•!-<t Wt"Vl' c·c>m1· up from our ori~1nul oHn a nd I thank lh1• pol1cl' i;hould at·cc·pl 11 . · ... aid om· 1·ouncil memht:r who dtd no1 want lo lw nt1m1•d But pohc•· "av ltll'v "'Ill h.1 v1· lo thank a bout the· 1.11••'1 n111nnl propus~tl h1•for1· .w1·•·pting 11 W1· y.,,111 he · lalk1ng with f1r 1• 1wrsonnt·l ("'ho :1n · <ilso ... ,.,.k1n.Q 1nl·n •;1si•, h1gh1·r than th1· t'll\ t!'< 11fh•r1ng 1 fJ\ .. r lhc· l>fftJ!rt •ss of ISc•c· PAY l'l.A1'. Page> A:!t 'VICTIMS' OF SIMULATED DISASTER LOADED ON STRETCHERS FOR TRIP TO HOSPITAL An 'Earthquake' Off Dana Point Provides Practice for Civil Defense Workers Old Guard Stung by New Guard Solid Theft .. 'Disaster' Strikes Arong South Coast J a n Golati 's aerobic da ncing cla:.s had been forewurned. but Sl'Veral clas!> m e mbe rs were· sta rt led upon ll•a ving the1 r room to find dasf1gured young pc11pl1· scatter ed around Sa n .Juan Capistrano's Hut Springs Oanc·<· Ha ll. But thl' c lass, w hich h;1d stumbled onto South Oran ~c· County's disaste r prl'purednc·si. d rill Thur sd a y, was rushl·d around thl· rema ins of a M 1•d1l'al Cen ter wht•n • r o dioo c t1v1· 1sotopt..-s had been spilled. And their brief interruption tlf tht• e xercise following a mock earthqut1k1.• off Uanu l•oint 17 5 on the Richkr sca lc:J dad httle to d I' t e r l h C S U CC l' SS 0 ( t h l' l'rn e ri:cncy OpL'rat1on. nrf1c1als !>Uld It was ;,1 vny ::.uctesi-.ful UIJl0 rat10n. ·· Ora nge• County's Ci vil Dcf<•nct· Dtrl'c lor n url Turn<.•r haid Loda\'. "I think 1t ~hock ed a ft''<' or the danl'c cl<is~ rn•·mbNs but al didn 't inkrrupt th1· drill .. About 80 'v1ct1m::." took p;irt 111 Thursda) ·:. l'Xl'rClhc· Tht· ::.1m ulated tnJUrll'!> rl':.ulted from n 1ll:1psc:d buildings when lht· c•urthqu;,.ik<' occurred at 7 p.m 'This is tht· firhl ta m t· w1 · uM•cJ <S.•t> VIC.llMS, P agt· Al> 'let Battle Begin' Says Recall Target By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. Of .. IMllY .. llM lutf Lashing out ut a group that h a s la unched a reca ll effort against her. San Clem ente Coun cilwoma n Myrtis Wagner told her foes today, ''Let tht· battle begin." Me mbers and supporters of a group calle d C itizen s for Responsible Government served Mrs. Wagner with a recall notice Wednesday. ln a press relcu!ie loday , Mrs Coast Weather Ni1M a nd morni n g croudlness c lea r ing to hazy sunshine with only partial c l earing u t beachea. Lowe tonight In 808. Hllha Saturday 70 at beacbea to low 809 inland. IN81•E TODA" Tfle ~ of ftllerlam· ' mnf ii~ na o tour of old ..... d "'°"" polacf• 8ld llW ,..,.,,. ot U.. GrtOtelf ........... ,..,.Cl. ..... W a~nl'r hinted that the dt• velopers of 7,200 new homes in San Clemente may be the "hid· den backt•r s" of the r t' c all group Ca llin g t h e m ··pr o · d evelopment.'" Mrs . Wagner said , "This s ume small group of disgruntled pt:.'<>plc a rc becoming an c•mbarrassment to our city. "Their ha ndpicked Planning Commission has been e victed. their manipulator. City Manager J erry Weeks. is leaving and thel r cover man. Director or Public Works Howard Benson has res igned." Gale Howe, president or the c itizens' recall group, de nied Mrs . Wagner's claims. He said h is group is for "controlled growth'' in lhe city. Howe indicated that "some members" were active ln other groups that have clashed "'With Mrs. Wagner in the past. "But m any or us are new and never have been in other groups Uke this," he added. Howe said one of the alx recall charl(es aialnat Mrs. Waaner that cites "haruament of city e mployeea and ciUzena" refen lo not only her clubea with Weeks and BenMn but other cJty aldec us well. · 'OUMr than brandln1 their cbar .. u U., I will not dllftlfY them 1DJ further,'' Mra. Wagner laid. II n . Wasner linked Howe and lda~ll'OUP'• memben lncludlne ftred Dlamdn1 comml11lonen Mel lrorpa, Carol Carlton aad Art Petenea, rormtr council "°'9f1ll a.art. Brent. real&or M &6Ml1 aDCt oualed parlca com mt......-~ry Pooler; wtth : , ... ascA'IJ:. ••1e .\tl 1 ~ hmocent Plea Entered in Girl's Slaying 8 JF.ltRV ('l./\USt:N ltodn1:y .J:1m1•s Alcala plc;,.icl1•!1 1nnoct·nl Thursrl:Jj to l'hargt·s of kidnapping :ind k1 lllnJ.! 12-yi·ur ol w<.:n• m1·1'lmg 1n lluntangt•m lh·a('h in an ;,itll•mpl lo tfrll'rm11w y.,,IH•th1·r Al cal;1 m ight bt: anvolvt•<I in ol h1·r k1t:l napµ1ngs Al cala, J!i, 11f :\lonlt·r1·v Pa rk w.1:. arraigned m W1•st i)rang!· Co unt y Mun1c 1pa l Courl . Wl's tmins ll'r , nn c harges of hom1c1dc. k1dn~1ppan~ and lr '<'d t·nnd uct tn the de•:• th of MIS!> Sums0<· .J udgt:" n agna r Engc·bret ... t·n !'.Ched ulcd Akala 's prd1mmorv hc;;i nng for Aug !l 1n tht· v.est county courthoUSl' hut -.aid to day .that lht• ~c·sswn probabl} wall be postponed Al cala . described as ;,.in un t'mploycd, pa r t -l1m<' photog ra phe r . w:is a rrest l'd :it his parents' Monterey Purk homt' e arly Tuesday by II untington Beach police J udJ(<' f;11gchret.scn appoinl<'d llH· Or ange County Public Ot'fender to Alcala 's dC'fenSl' Thursday following discussion n·~arding his abili ty to hire a private lawyer Engcbrctscn noted that when arrt>s t c d Al ca l a w as an possession of about $2,700 in cash. But Alcala told the Judge it wus his mother·s money to be used in the purchase of a car. Th<' judge lifted the $250,000 bull a ttached to Alcala upon ar refit and ordered him held in OrHnge County J ai l without bail Engebretsen said he dt::cided not to allow bail because or the Sept. 10 RI ve r s ldc County S uperior C:ourl trial also scheduled ror Alcala. 01 ~g runtled Loguna Reaeh • pohn· oHtc<·rs weren 't too happy wi th a notice on the poltct· bullc•lin board this wt>e k Louting the efforts of the "old ~uard '" durini:? thl' IIJllC nt three-day "s ack-in " T he notH·e. pinned to th1· hoard h.v Cupt NPi l Purct•ll. laud ed st·rg<'a nts and lt t·ut<•n ants fur working long shifts d ur an~ tht• wet•k(•nd !'.tl'k an by olhl·r uHlcl'rS J>urn·ll s.11d 11 was 1mpn·ss1 .. 1• lo Sl't' and µartH·1pale in nld sty lr· policing. wht·r(· stamina. t•nduranc1•. humor. t·x p1·rw nc1· .ind co11t0l'rn for fellow offll"l'r~ .., u r ( ,, r c• cl a n cl r 1· m a 1 n 1.· rJ throughout L'ach hour of th•· -.trikt• " .. Thl' hottom ltnl'." the letter nmtinut·s . ·1s th<· fact that wht·n things gt•I tough. thl· tough gt:l going " I' u rl'c•ll ronc I udt•d thl' letter hy C'Om mending "'your md1v1dual and h •am efforts to maintain the ·old r,u;ird' · It d td n 't t:1k r lo ng for a similar noticl' lo appear un· dc rneath the one laudmg the old guard App<.·:inng on Lugunut<>d m the sick-an, the h•tter s tutt•s . "Thi• most signlf1 l' a n t a n d 1 m pr cs s i v e and heartwarm in~ thing to sec has bc<'n your display or stam1.aa. t•ndurancc. humor, expcrl'.:nce •ind tonccrn for fe llow o~dccrs and citizens through the recent yt>ars of hardship. long hours. low pay. low mornlc, unsafe con· di lions 1:1nd liltle apprecaat1on. ·· "T he bdttom line ." the as hociation l<.-ttcr continues. "ts the fact that il 's been touch all along." "We pc rsonully and pro rcssionally commend you for your individual and team efforts to maintain lhe 'new guard·.·· 'Stolen' Driveway Replaced Brucl' P. Newber y of Costa Mes dnvcwa;. Police sa id today the 51-ycar-old resident of 239 Knox Place was lucki er th<.1n most theft victims. Not only did the culprits re turn. th<.:y g:..ivt' him <1 n(•\\' drivt:wav that would h a\'t• cost u~ much a~ S700 lo SHOO 1f hl''ci ord<·rc d 1t him!>clf I NVESTIGATOR STEVE Slll'LMA~ !-><ml " c:on .... lruc·tion c·o mpc.in.\' t';ilkcl :"t·wb1•r y th1· '><•m1· n 1ghl to 11 ·1 1 him th1·~ cl mas takt·nly r l·m11\l'd h1!-. cll'IH'\\i.I} an ... rt·ad ol .1 rw1g hb11nng oni· tht·y Wl·rt· ... upJ.JO!.l.'d tu rt•pliH'(• ~11('..., got " rt·;il n1c1· rww dnvc•w;1 ' now,·· Sh ulman ... aHI Run to Nixon Site To Open Festival A da~h to former Prestdt·nl R1 ch:i rd Nixon·-. Wcslt·rn Whttl' Jlou:.t· and back will kick off San C lt•m l•nlt"s Ocean f"t•i;t1 vul Saturday. two days of run and frolt(' on lht• city's beaches Hunn<'rs s hould check an for lhl• 6 2-mile run from 7 lo 7 45 a m . to p1 l'k up th1•1r rncc· packets. The• rac<· bc~ms <it H 30 a.m . al tht· San Cl<'ml•nlt' Pier. Saturd ay 's act 1 v 1 l1t·~ art· rounded o ut by a Mint :vl1ss con· test at 1 I a.m .. an open swim competition at noon :.it the pier. boogie board races at 1 p.m .. a dory rac<' a l ~ p m.. c.1 pad dleboard race ut 3 p.m . and a s_aod sculptu re contest with judging ;at 3:30 p.m. Tht• Min i M1 :.s f1n a lo; art' sch edule d for ·I p. m <.ind a F'ris bee Fly-in t!-. slated at 4 .45 p.m. Sunday's act1v1tics ~t·l going at 12:30 p.m. with a run-swim· run contei;t. Othe r Sunday act1v1t1es 1n clud<' llalf-milc s wim. l 15 p.m. Surf ska contest. 2 p.m ll m Paddll't><1arrt rac't'. :! 45 pm !t on Man c·onll's t. :i JO p m r>ory l'h:1mp1o ns h1p, 4 '.JO Two-mile run. 5 30 p m l'addll•board relay. fi p m Dory n·lay. Ii :JO p. m Ill-lay run. 7 15 p m Chanot rt'lay, 7 30 p.m Musical t"l:1j.!s. 7 45 pm. Awards c1•rcmnny , R 15 p.m New Offices For Pilot In Laguna Beginning Monday . the Dail y Pilot 's La ~una Beach orficcs will be local · e d at 1027 North Coast lltghway T he new offices. located in Suite E upstairs. will be open from 8 a .m . to 5 p.m. Monday through fo'riday 'Hit List' Court Issue T he ofrlce will continue to ta ke c lassifie d ad vertisem e nts. fictitious business state ments , and cus tomer requests for sub· seriptlona. Public Def emkn Seek Diaclosure Mandate By FREDERICK SCROEMEID.. Of .. CNlly l"lllot IWfl An Aua. 17 Orange County SuJ)erior Court bearin1 b11 been scheduled to delve tnto the con· troveny aurroundtna the sen· t.nctnc ot babltual criminal of· ,_..,. b)' South Oranae County Munldpel Court Judlea. Al ..... .. a IO•Called "hit lt.t" C!Oftt•inln« the names of &*>Pl• who repeatedly flJI to •how up for court appeuuce1 and natel by Jud191 tbat have been remove d from court reeordl. • John Roves and Jam Sweeney. two public defenders a&staned t.o the south court, are 1ffktnc a writ or mandate that would force disclosure of the llst and prohibit removal of any Jud1ea' notes contained In court record&. L1sun1 Beach Police Chief Jon Sparb conf6rmed lOClay that such a Ult exl1t.t, but defended It aa a useful tool for handUna re peat olfende.rs. Jn a tfpical c-..~. Sp rkl said. the court notlllea the PolJce de· partmerat of offendcl"l1 who have not shown up for scheduled court appearances. Offenses involved i n auch cues have lncluded misde · meanor vlolatlona l'uch as drunk in public and potfftlion ot ltu then one ounce of m1rijuaoa and clty mun1clj>1I code infractions lncludln1 1Feel)ln1 on the beach or in a veh1c£e and drinkln1 ln public. U a penon named on t.hc U1t hll an outatlQ(tl.na warrant for failure to appear ln court and 11 11lt1 r armted. ht'! I• booked lnto ''" R1T LIBT. Paae AJ• The Daily Pilot's offices are located two blocks north of Boat Canyon on the ocean side o f the hi1hw1y. The local phone number wlll remain the same at 494·9466. Callers wishing to phone In ads to the Co1la Meu oltlce mo dial M2-U21. 'ntose calUn1 from South La1una. San Clemente, Lacuna Nlauel. Dana Po6nt and San J"an Caplatrano can ~acb the COila M111 otnce b~ call- ln14....,, I J I • L.l8C ''Ider, July 17, 1971 Draws Crowds $38 Million Urban Park Bill Posed Newport Beach Contreuman Robert 8adbam joined a col· league from Santa Ana Thurs- day in lntroduc lng le1lalaUon to create the finl naLiooaJ urban park. Tbe bill i ntro duce d b y Badbam. a · ltepubllcan and J e rry Patterson. a Democrat. would provide $38 million for purc hase of land in a 19.000·acre area of interest stretching from Corona del Ma r to AUso Canyon and inland as fa r as the San Diego Freeway. . The amount matches the funds recently budge te d by state legis lators for purchase or land along the coast between Corona *I Mar and Laguna Beach. , According lo a statem ent re· leased by aides to the two con- cresamen, the state and federal purchases would be combined in a park which would be managed under an unspeclfied joint effort tbat would-also involve local government. ..... .-. • perHDt more tit• eit ...... Ume lut J9ar • AIMS otftdall al the P'talf val ot Ar\t ad Arl·•·Fair .. >' bual.DMI 1a..brtaUl tboM two luLlula. Workl of art from 1chool children lbrouthout Oran11c eount.r wtll be on dlsp••r ait u.e Fullwal ot Ana, •• wel .. ex. hlbU.a at mare Ulan ltl artia\I Juried Ullo t.be unuaJ at.ow. Tony Urbano'• puppet& wlll perform 11ain thJa weekend , aod t.bere will be a ffff·fOr all area for yowic•t~ra to creatt.: tbelr o wn artwork• whl lt- pareoll tour the 1rounds A do-it·yoursetr art apace will be provided for youn-aters at the Sawdust aaaln th.ls year. wlth youngsters provided with peodh, pai~ts and c ruyons to create their own m usterplecc:. W a ndc rang minstre ls and mimes wiU be on t.he sawdust· s trewn grounds , nestled in a eucalyptus grove out L agunCi Canyon Road Cleverly designe d b ooths , c re ated and built by the 160 artists on the _Sawdust grounds m aket1 for a unique atmosphere for visitors and shoppers. Meanwhile, down the s tret't al the Art·A-Fair, Don Lafoon and his musical group will perform at 2:30 p.m. Suturduy for vis· itors. The Art·A-Fair features morl' tha n 100 artists and cr aftsmen during th.is, the 13th year for tht: show. De monstra tions of their art are performed on the grounds by artists, who welcome questions from festival-goers. T~e Art-A-Fair opens at 10 a .m . to midnight loni~hl and Saturday and admission is $1 for those 12 and older. Sawdust Fest.ival patrons can visit the grounds from 10 a .m . to 1t p.m . dally, and the Sl ad· mlHlon puJ la Sood for a wttk or vlalla Festival of Arts hours are from noon to U~30 p.m. with ll SO cent udml•11ion set for ..:adult.a llnd 50 Ct•nts for chlldrt>n S to 12. l'romP.,,eAI RECALL ... recalled former council mem bcrs Riii Walker and Donnu Wilkinson Walkl'r. Mr'i Wilkinson a nd currcnl Muyor Hoy tlumm frc qucnlly clas h c,tl with Mrs Wagner and hN ally. former r ouncalman Ho ward Mushett. also n ·calll'<l. on dt'vdopmcnt 1s · s ues duri{lg the past yc>ar Mrs. Wagne r claimed that since' the April 24 e lection of lhrec new councilmembers to re place those rel'allcd J an. 23. "pro dt!ve lopment" forces in the city. Ilk~ Howe's group, bav(' pan1<'kt'd . Proponents o( the ICJll•st recall t"ffort art• still walling for an of f i c· 14il rt· s JHI n ~ (' fro m M r s Wagner to tlw t hargi·s brought againi;t hL•r. Mrs. Wagner sa1r1 she pla ns to file· that n •s ponse nt·x l w1·t•k afl<•r ... hl' tnnsulb with lt•gal l'OUO:-.f•I f'l"01RPageAJ PAY PLAN. • the meet and confer session ... MacAdam Si.lld. He would not say whether of ricers will stage another ··sick in·· as they did last .,., ee~~nd. __ O•llY Po lot SIAlf Pllolo CAROL MOODY OF MISSION VIEJO AWAITS X-RAY BY DR. DENNIS RANDALL She Wea Among the 10 People 'Injured' In San Juen Ceplatreno Thursday , F,.._P~AI • Y!CTIMS •.. • ·jwo victim collection poinLo; in :'fin exercise,'' Turner said. "We :really believe that's a more rc· ·~listic situation." ·~ Students with simulated in· '.~uries were located In El Camino l'f>a rk on Camino Capistrano a nd :'n a fi eld at Acjache ma St.reet :'.find El Camino Real j.j County fire unlts responded to ~illal reports of the disast er. reallng victims at the scene hile private a mbulances ~r a n sporled others l o South it;oast , San Cle mente, Sad· !tlleback and Mlsalon Community :11ospitals. "lt really did stretch county ire's resources." Tumer said. ·w e had the fire department eally spread out.'· ORANGI COAST LIK DAILY PILOT '""°'-C-1 °'"'' ......... If ............. .... .. -~-........ ,.....1_ .. ,, ... o._ r ... ,. f'Qtlh~C~• s.~.,~,...,,..#f,,. ""011,Md #oN•-,..,.OUQft ,, ... , .., CM•• _,. ..._. .. Kl\_,,....,. .... ,. r ... ,,.,,.v.1...,.1....-,L-&.•"•'°""'C-• ...,...,........._.... .. __ ........,.,._ ~· Tlw,. ............... -...... -.... ,. W.•• e.ts. ..... C .. t•-.C•llftrfll•._1' _ .. _ ... __ "Wt_ ~--c..., .,, ....... ..-... -o.-.. ....._. --...... -·"--....... -.-i .. e: .. ~ ... ~ _,, __ A\\1'4 .... Me,.......~t OtftMt GM1tMo .. · HIW<111..,_ .. , ... ................ 11 ,,.,, __ ...__. Tal•JMIM (714)......att Q111•1•.W.•••.....,. ~ .. ..tlMD_.IWllta: , ....... .-...... ~--c--.- ~· ,..,....rage Al IDT LIST .•. jail rather than being rclcCJSl'd on his own recognizance. Spark:, said. Sweeney charged Thursday that the list is being used lo place repeal offenders in jail wJt.hout benefit of trial. He said som e offenders may be jailed up to 30 days before their ca1e 1s placed on the court calendar. ··And the n the district at- torney says he wants to dismiss and give them cre11t for time served," Sweeney said. On the issue or the judges' notations, the public defender8 claim that it has been past prac· tice to delete com1nenta made in the mar.ans of court records. .. Plea.Se warehouae thla 1uy (place in jail). He created mor e paper than a parade on 5th A venue," was one notation found in a m e. Sweenev said. ·'This guy is one of the Laguna B each f a bulous 50,' · said Sweeney in quoting another comment. Ove r the past two years. Sweeney said, secretaries, act· Ing on judges' orders, have ex· cised the comments, 1tvlng rise lo what be called the "L·s hape files'' due lO t.be shape or the trimmed pages. Superior Court Judae Ted MUlard recently l11ued a \em· Loot Recovered SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Police ceppld a year-and·•·half· IODI lnveltll•Uoa end recovered an ettlmatlld lll0,000 ln atolen Jewelry and pNOlOUI met.all In what 11 btlla¥ed to bawe been the arrett ot a D\ajor Ttndelioln diltrict feece. I.Alter C. Maib. s1. of San Franclaco, w aa charled wWl four CCNnta of re-eet.tft\:!:" property after hit arrett 81· J porary restraining order pn· vcntin~ r~moval of any not"s <.'onta1ncd in court records pend· ing the Au~ 17 heanng. It 1s the ubhc defende rs· pos1 t 1on that the notes should be pa rt or the public court record. South O r ange Cou n ty M un1clpal Court Judge John Grimn has defended the nota· lions saying they help him and othe r judges know whether a person Is a repeal offender who should receive a more s tringent sentence. Griffin said he doesn't think the comments iishould be part of the court file. llaze Burns Seven Acres; Bullet Blamed A ricoche tin g bullet was blamed Thur5day for igniting a brush fire near the South Coast Gun Club In Irvine that charred seven acres befo re being doused . A spokesman for the stale Department of Forest ry said the blaze near Jeffrey Road a nd Irvine Boulevard was a pparent· ly cau1ed by u bullet that 1lanced off a rock near the gun club. Called out to fight the blue were 30 fire figbtera, two air tankers, a bµlldozer ando four pumper trucks. No lnjuriet were reported and th~re waa no structural damage ca uaed by the flame s. 1po1ceamen said. . The bullet evidently rico· cheted ott a rock behind tar1ets that had been Ht up for sbooein1 pr1ct1ce. The blaze broke out about !O feet away and burned eway from the club. • WI ........ 91 -YEAR-OLD WOMAN SPENDS NIGHT IN JAIL Mattie Schultz' Treatment Drew• Crtticlam F,....PageAI WOMAN, 91, JAILED any 91 year -old going to jail. This was a very de finite mistake in Judgment." Ms Ladd explained Thursday that Mrs . Schu.ltz had given authoritJes an incorrect address. and did not give the name of anyom.• who could be cohtact.ed for reference. .. , felt very bad about having to make her s tay in jail," Ms Ladd said. "But I was not about to release her in the middle of the night when wr didn't know for s ure where s he hved " MRS. SCHULTZ' CASE IS BEING referred to a counseling program und the chargcs will ev<'ntually be d1sm1ssed , said Ted Ar<.'Va lo of the Bexar County District Attorney's office. Mt•anwh1l1.•. lht' case attracted national publicity and people from <tt•ross lhl' United States h ave offered food, money and legal a10 for Mrs Schultz n ut for Mrs. Sch ultz, all tht: eoncern comt·s a little latl' Jn a voic(• steept·d in despair. s he s aid "I JUSt pray thi6t Cod will coml' and lake me out of this world.·· Sanitary District . Adopts User Fees (';ip1stranu Bearh S ;in1tary District officials have levied a $611 pc r y t•u r user rec o n customers us ing the entity .., sewage system S/,aying Angers Arabs BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP> -An an1ry Arab world pledted IUP· port today for Paleluatan et. taek1 on larMI to av.a .. ....._ ... aualAaUoo ot 1...mua leader Zuhalr Mohaen. One 1uemUa 1roup aaid E1ypt bed a bud ht th• sla)'inl aDd it would try to a11a11fnate Prealdent Anwar Sadat. Syria blamed the "Camp Davtd Alliance" of Israel, Etypt and the United States for the at- . tack on Mohsen. who died Tbun· d ay in a hospital in France. Damascus radio s aid Syria would redo uble s upport for the guerrilla m ovem ent. O ther Arab n a tions con· demoed the slttying and said it made an escalation of violence in the Middle E'a1t inevitable. ··s uch assassination will not hall the march of the Pai.tin· 1an r evolution," said Abdul Azia Hussein. Kuwait's mtn;.t.eir or state for foreign affairs. The PLO high command in Beirut claimed the hll team was direc tly attached lo Prlme Minister Menaehem Begin's of. fice and vowed to s tep up at· tacks on Israel. The military security chief of Mohsen's Syrian-contirolled Sai· qa -Thunderbolt -guerrilla gro up was quoted as s aying Egypt's secr et service and age nts of Mossad. the Israeli in· telligence agency. acted jointly to assassinate Mohsen. "We have documents proving this." the guerrilla planner. ide ntified by the code na me Abu Thayer , was quoted as telling t he official Kuwaiti news agency in an interview in that oil-rich Persian Gulf slate. "$a1qa will s trike a gain." h~ said. "Egyptian officials, includ- ing President Sadat, a re with.in our fight<'rs' reach." Sa1qa gu nm en. th ei r automatic rifles blazing, burned the strc•ets of Moslem West He1rut today. forcing businessc>s to shut in t r1butt• to Mohsen. 43 . the: Palc·!>l1n c Liberation Organ1zat1on's war minister. M oh ~t'n (Ji Pd a t Pas t eur llo~p1tul w N1c1·. France. J.i~ had beC'n in a coma for 36 hours. stnrC' he was hit in the head by a :l2·t'a l1ht·r bullet firt·d JUSl hc·fnrl' m1dn1ght Tucsdciy as he was L'ntcnn~ his rent.cd apart· m t•nt in the French Ri.iera rc- -.ort city of Cannes. The hospital -.aid hP never regained con· 'oClllU~nt•:.:-. Jailed County Man Dies Volley ballers Open Tourney Ri c h ard Andl'rson , a n al torney from the firm repre!wnt mg thl' district. :,aid today lh1· fo<• is twang used lo support thl' d1s trict·s se wagt· treatment plant and should prov1dt· add• t 1on a l funds to accom mo<Jatt· necessary repairs a t the fac·1hty. In His Cell A 2:l year old Santa An a man died 1n an Oran~e County JCJ1l holding cell Thursday night. ... L:.1guna Hc>ach ·s 25th annual Ope n M<'n's Volleyball compell· lion begins Suturday a t Main Bea<.'h Park with $3,000 in prizt• money pruv1dcd·this year by le· qu1la maker Jose Cuervo . T hirty two teams fro., San Diego and Santa Barbara will c ompeh>, with t he top four finishers s plitting the prize m o n <.'y in lh(.• So uthe rn California Reach Volleyball A s- sociat10n circuit. City sponsors say they expect crowds of between 6,000 and 10.000 to jam onto the pubJjc h<.'a ch both days beginning al 9 a.m a nd continuing until dusk. Finals arc expected to begin at about 7p.m . Sunday. lfr notl'd th CJt thl' fl'l'. $60 for single family n ·s1dcnces and $120 for duplext-s. would be col lected through county lax bills lo cut d o wn o n di s tr i c t a d · manlstrative costs About 100 Capistrano Beach res idents turned out a l a hearing Wednesday to protest the way 1n which the fl'<' was lev1t'd without notifying cus tomers of the d1 stnct. But s anitary dis trict officials ins isted they had lo act quickly to protect a $1 m1ll1o n ~lalt• ~rant for their pa rticipation in the sewage ouUa ll project The fee is expected to raise about $205.000 for district coffer.., this year. Thl· v1ct1m was idl'nt1ficd at. Gerald Gu:t.mun More no. Orunl(e County s h e riff's li e uten an t Wyatt HCJrt said Mo reno was booked into jail al about 8.15 p.m. following his ar· rest by Santa Ana police on a for~NY charge. lit• was heard moaning about 11 30 p m by Jailer s, and thtt mcdu:a l s taff and paramedics wcrC' called Lo administe r aid . accord.mg to Hart M orcno was pronounced dead 11n arrivul at S t Joseph"s Jlosp1tal al 12 33 a .m . Ila rt said thl· cause of death is not known An autopsy was to be hl'ld today. FOR ONLY ONE DOLLAR::: 4 WIU.Pu,.._ol b;.: at &eplar Prtc:e IOUIM COAST Pl t:U--COSTA.-.. CA."'°'. 17141 Mlol .. -4 ' I ----------- ~ o.lty ,.._. StMt -· •1 DSLOaD MOOU IRWIN ............... s.-.. tlile Mat and ltW of m .... , lite clUrplq ii loud and ombiiOUi oe Seeretanat Circle n ColtaM .... And at nl1bt, thouaanda of flekl criektta awarm, bee·Uke, rrom an open field onto atreets and drivewaya. residents say. The insect• slip throuch crack.a and crevices Into homes. munchin• their way through carpeta, drapes and clothin& in the year-old homes. And after personally viewing hundredl of dead cricket bodles lo tbe 1ara1e of a Secretarial Circle homeowner, officials from the Newport-Mesa Unified School Dlalrict, wblcb owna the field. finally are taking the prob- lem serioualy. a resident said. The 10-acre field is part of what was once to be the site of an elementary school. Plans to build the school were dropped. Of the original 30-acre site, 10 acres were sold to a developer. who built the cricket-haunted homes. The otber 10 acres were sold to the city. Homeowners said surrounding neighborhoods had no cricket problems whe n the fi eld , near Sunflower Avenue and Smalley Road. grew rows of lettuce several years ago. · But when the farming was dis· continued , waist-high weeds took over. Residents said they called the school district lo com- plain about the weeds. The dis- trict had the weeds plowed un der about two months ago. BODIES OF CREEPY-CRAWLERS STACK UP IN MESA People living on the streets around the fi eld said that's when their cricket problems began What triggered the onslaught of crickets is not clear. Neighborhood Battle• Onalaught of Crickets The resident".> thmk the plow· ing of the ground disturbed the an sects Treasury Choiee The school district had told homeowners that 1t was actually the construction or new homes a bout a ha ir-mile away thal caused the c ricket <iclivity. Miller Says Nation 'In a Recessioll' The local offi ce or the state Agriculture Department told school officials that it wasn't the plowing that s tirred the insects up, but agreed the construction might be a contributing factor. WASHINGTON CAP> -G. William Miller. Pres ide nt Carter's choice as the next Treaau.ry secretary, said today tbe United states is in a re· ceulon. It waa tbe first time a top government official acknowledged tha t the long. expected economic downturn bad begun. '••'""' hafle been trtuere<I into a recession." Miller told the Senate Finance Committee dur· ing confirmation hearings oo hls nom in a lion to s ucceed W. Michael Blumenthal at the Treasury. The Carter administration and the Federal Reserve Board have recently predicted the economy would dip into a recession this year. but Miller was the first government offi cial to say the downturn had actually begun. Miller, sti ll o ffi c ially c h airman of the Federa l Reserve Board, said the ad· ministration should continue its economic polic ies which are aimed at controlling inflation. He said it would be a mistake Women Held In Shootings SAN DIEGO <AP> -Two San Diego women have been arrest· ed and charged with assault with a deadly weapon after al- • legedly speeding by a bar on their motorbikes and shooting : three men standing on the •sidewalk. Police took Sylvia Rodriguez and Martha Crane into custody a few hours after the attack ·Thursday. • The three men shot outside the Oasis Bar were treated and re-~ leased at Community HospitaJ, a • police spoketman said. . . Lo try to pump up the economy with new spending, but said the government should try to help segments or the population that are in special difftc•ltJ,because or the recession. He cautioned Congress against voting any tax reduction at this lime . "An across-the-board tax cut . . . would be unWise because ll would unleash a new round of in· nalionary pressures, .. he said. Eventually, be said, once the rederal share of total spending is reduced a large dividend can be returned to Americans in the form of tax cuts. "But I don't think today Is the right time for any tax cul," he said. Any such tax cuts at the ap· propriate lime would include business tax relier to promote in· creased investment and produc· livlty, he said . Dumb Cluck Gives a Hoot SAN RAFAEL CAP l -It must have been quite a surprise for a chicken when she discove red that · one of the eggs she was sitting on hatched into a baby owl. The Marin Wildlife Center in San Rafael re- ported it bad fooled the hen into sitting on the owl egg, which had been aban- doned by its owl mot.her. After the egg hatched, humans at the wildlife center took over feeding the baby owl, which will be released into the wild as soon as it can care for itself. They confirmed th11t crickt>ts breed out.doors in uncultivated areas such as the field that borders Secretariat Circle. TJle q\c~et tales have taken on legend-Uke proportions .. Martha Aszterbaum. who lives on Damascus Avenue. invited Nude Attacker Slmhes Three In Michigan PONTIAC, ~tic h . <AP > - Police armed with a composite sketch of the "Suntan Slasher" searched in two s uburb a n Detroit counties today ror the naked man who slashed thrt:(! women and a girl. A 58-yea r-old woman was hospitalized in fair condition with six stab wounds suffered in the two-hour s las h ing spree Tuesday. Orficials said the other victim s were n o t injured seriously. Authorities worked up a com- posite sketch of a long-hai red at- tack er as wet I a s a photo mockup of his red Chevrolet pickup truck with 'Deluxe 10" written on each side. Oakland County S he r iH's Deputy Gordon Wa lker said police were stopping and ques· llonlng anyone who resembled t he s ke tch. Police also re· interviewed victims and wil· nesses and had the m look through Michigan State Police files of known criminal sex of· fenders. "There are suspects. but no major suspect at this time," Walker said. Shakers and Movers Deputy Michael Searing said a team of 10 detectives from five police agencies bas received no reports of other stabbings since Tuesday afternoon's spree. The attacker was dubbed ·'The Sun- tan Slasher" because of his well· developed tan. . ~Fill Sunday Pilot Gas Station (SUNDAY'S BEST) Oamer Guilty Moven and 1baker1 -the •atural pbenomena and the eriUcal typea tbat, lnveati1ate : top judldary procedures -will ~ M detcrtbecl tn Sunday's Dally Pilot. they hope. • WESTMINSTER <AP> -Gas station owner George Bice is the COVRTtNG. Dl8AITB'a! first penon in California to be For readers who loll tr•ct ~the convicted of viola Ung t.be odd· Commttt.e on Judicial Reform'• .ven 1aa ration.Lna plan, Deputy heartq on ltat. SUpreme Court Dl1trtct Attorney Martin Ent· Juatic•. a wltneu to tbe pro-qulat aald Tbunday . • ceed&ao wUI provide conelle re· A West Oran,e County Ylew Gil'8111 ld6'orie probe. MWlids* Court Jury found Bice 1wlt1 Tuffday ot two mlllde· S L S C T & 0 N I C 8 mHnor eounta after a one-day ANO~Y•OtJl-Tecbaolo1y trial 8lld 41 mlDutet of deUbera· Ua chltped COM· Uoa . ...., ellentl. Jet you Bice wu convicted of requlr· _.., heard ~ tbem. ln1 cUltomen to PlY a la NI· .U, uluper eallDeerinl ervatton fee to flll UQ WWI. deiartm•t" 11 profUed In 1uolble at h1I Oarden Ol"OTe YOV/Yfllll Moeey. 1taUon. • • her boyfriend over to belp her 11tomp 400 to SOO of the creatures to death on her driv~way. Joan Rath's mother-ln·law was stirring gravy on the stove when a cricket fell from a vent and plopped into the soupy mix· ture. Mrs. Rath also lives on Damascus. · Pat D e Berry , Crom Secretariat Circle, was feeding he r baby when s he fe lt one cra wling up her back. And now she's used to chasing them out of the infant's basslnette. The famllles routinely st.Ore their si lv e rware in the re frigerator and s hake the sheets out before going to bed at night. "We honestly ree l like it's a movie and they are attacking us al night. It reminds me of 'The Birds' you know, that Alfred Hitchcock movie." Mrs. Rath said. School district officials didn't pay much attention to the telephone complaints at first. Damascus res ident Sunder Gianchandani said. . ,. Deity ..... ,..... "-". ARTIST 'DANI' WITH TWO ART·A·FAIR SCULPTURES 'When You Know the Rules You Can Break Them' "First, they told us the man who sprays was on vacation. A week later they said the spray pump was broken. "Then they came out and s prayed weed killer instead of bug spray. They really rudn'l know anything about crickets:· G1anchandani said. Perfection Sought By Mesa Sculptor So about 15 pc•oplc living in the small tract protested loudly al Tuesday night's school board meeting. A s a res ult , a d i s t rict s p okeswoman said , sc hool Superintendent John W. Nicoll v1s1ted one of the homes to S<.'C the cr ickets Or. Nt<.'011 was impressed with what he saw, the s pokeswoman said. So amprl'ssr d h e s e nt re presentalt vcs to l>oth the coun- ty and st<.1le <.1gricullurc dcpurt·· ments for tc·sts and advice Copies of brochures with tn · formation on crickets will be dts· tributed to the residents And the field will be s prayed at least twice mort'. The cricket ts <a nocturnal tn· sect related to the g rnsshoppcr and katydid. Some are winged, as are Costa Mesa's variety. and they are said to be destructive to vegeta· tion. They are not conaidered hazardous to public health. ac· cording to agriculture orricials. but they can get on your nerves. Residents JUSl want to get rad or the cracke~. As quickly as possible. They are concerned that new generations of the msects are breeding now. They fear that in· a dequate s prayi n g will guarantee a bumpe r crop or crickets next year So while school 0Ht c1als sym- pathize, spray and wail. the ne ighbors s mile g rimly and s wap cricket Jokes . They retire behind their front cloors :it dusk, fly s watters and hug spray al lht· ready. By STEVE MITCHELL 04 -O.lly Piie! ~off Dani 1s a perfectionist. Hight down to the c rowsfeel on the fact> of Moses. The Costa Mesa artist. whose given name is Shirley Leyrer. has bet!n a bronze sculptor ror only five years, but her extub1t at the Art A-Fair an Lagun<i Beach is a show stopper. He r deltcate nudes and mus c le-rippling males arc tas Uully done and the mother of two says s he does 1t all without modt:ls. "I ttunk about a subject for several months before I begin working in wax." the pe rt blonde woman says And s he doesn 't leave on<' sinew or curvt: out of her stun· ning statues. Dani·s been in the Art·A·F'air for e ight years now. and she still dabbles with oil pa intings which we re first exh1b1ted nearly a decade aao. She began dabbling in the "lost wax method" or sculpting when a fellow artist gave her a ba ll of wa x to while a way the hours whiJe sitting at her otl ex· h1b1l. But now it's a full-Ume job for the 18-year Costa Mesa reeklent. who carves lifelike figures at her home. She creates her models out of sort wax. then surrounds the art with a rubber mold. From this mold. a ceramic casting 1s made a l a foundry in West Los Angeles. After a suitable number of coals arc applied to the model. the mold 1s placed in the kiln . where the wax is melted out or the cera mic coating c hence th<' name "lost wa x method." 1 Correct problem soils wlfh .......... . TERR-0-VITE LIQUID FERTILIZER 16·4·2 PLUS IRON, ZINC, MANGANESE • PLUS CHELATING AGENTS • PLUS SOIL PfNETRANT • PLUS ACIDIRER The most complete plant food. One fertilizer for 011 plant llf e, lawn. ornamentals, fruits. veg etables, frees. bulbs, as well os trans· planting o.nd cuttings. Gallon covers up to 6,000 sq. ff. 1 Gal. Size Reg. '7.98 $4 99 SALE PRICE • Moll<'n bronze 1s poured 1nt-0 the ceramic s hell a nd Daro drives up to pick up the un· finished product. She breaks open the ceramic cast. cleans the metal, applies the arm s a nd l egs . then sandblasts the mcti.I so it w1U absorb acid Her husband. Lowell Leyrer. who 1s president of the Art·A· Fair. then brushes acid on lht> unfinished piece. scorching the s urface with a torch to gave 1l a patina the aged look of the r101s hcd sculpture · 'Otherw1sl· 1t would look likt· brass," Dant ::.ays , making e1 fact•. She said different acids create dirr<>rcnt effects on the a rt picec· but don't ask her what aci& do what. That 's a trade secret . She sell s h('r models, ranging from nude women sitting in •'* bed or lilies to posed nudes on a blanket, for between $3,000 and $4,000. ' And each finger . leg and aftri muscle is sized to scale. Som<' sc ulptoT s, l ike Ma c he lange to. dis tort some body parts. such as the over· s a zed h a nds on the H a llan artist's "David." Occasionally she will creatllci model with slightly longe r tels or stunted arms "to get the em- phasis -the flow of the piece ru?hl. .. Rut you have to be pret~ good at what you're doing lo get away with that "OnCl' you know the rules. tht•n you can break the rules ... she s ays. The r<'sulls of Dani's work show she doesn't nc·ed a rul1• book. • Bush Lime or Grapefruit !.tort vou• 11w11 nom,. • oirnorn w~n hull ., fWOtlRQ '~11'0 'I>' l ll'll'ft Ill R1'fw.•. I •m<· r• Mor•.11 '••-<'Oii"\ (JfOpPlrt.M '> r,01 S.1r Req 17 ')Cl SALE 1 PRICE $ 5. 99 Ever-blooming Gardenia <vc11c11•> • 1 rnnron1 wn11" · blowJm\ OOOlll lno\ f1C>1i<.I '. IO.Olllt• 111 ony '·00'.A')n ~ v 1r,.,1 c,,,,, ..,, . ..,IC",........., ~], ROQ 7 qt} .: ... ' 'f SALE 0 PRICE sl .89 Eureka lemon r eo1u11ng 111e !Jracor <; l!n~I vnttctv 01 o ' , oorgoon p11ce R}Mjff' I Gol St1P ,_ llCQ 3 49 ~: SALE PtttCE :.'•sl.69 FOUNTAIN __ ,.,. ..... , .... ,,.. JIJJ MIWPOlf afl . COlfA.-A ' • ' l'rilllf, "'"· '"' • ~ ~ Floods Inundate Texas j ;!~~ ........ There's One Born ••. LOOKINO fOll TBS P1IU IUDS: After puUtna lDto •au ....... lD ....,_. a.eda l• u.e odM,. an.moon. ,ou cu UDdntl&.ud wtay ba .... mcMrilU are M&reblnl h'an· llcalty for IOGMtbADa to Hve ta.em from t.be pum'p bland rtpotf. • At W. partio&1ar 1taU., UM operator bad pu\Ald • pleee ol paper ow r UM UtUe wtDdow that la auPPQMCI to 1ive you tM news on lbe priN per 1alloo. Scrawted 6o I.he UtUe ltip ol paper WH .. $1.25." Sud· deal)' l aulfencl a bura1q .... doe la the vlclnlty of my wallet. No wonder LbeM da)'I that tbe haacuten, fUm·nam men and bunco artiata are aU comln1 out ot ~ woe>c!•ork l/uckateu Olfenng Sale of .~TCJl Gaaottne-11amng De111Ce11 with mvc nl1on:-. that will boost your ga:.olJni' mueagc t>cyond your wildest hope·~. VOU ARf; REMIND•:u of this by 1.1 case that surfaced JUSL this wt-ck where an outfit out of Nevada was pt.>ddling .t dcv1ce known as u · · t,lex" unit. Thm little be1.1uty sold for a mere $487.50 and was tout- t..'<1 to "double or triple" your gasoline mileage. You want lo know how dcspcrate the motorinR public is lo "double or triple" ·&Le; gas mileage'! I'll tell you how desperate. The uuUitsold$750,000worthof thcsebootenannies. Now a Sucramenlo Judge has ruled the device Is a fraud~ according lo lhc news dispatches. and leveled civil penalties or severa l hundred thousand clackers against the perpetraton. YOU CAN EXPECT MORE. Gasoline -saving inven· lions have always been around. J used to avidly read the back pages of certain automotive m agazines where the lit· tie ads appeared. ·'Get 30 percent better mileage wilh the Wh1zz.cr Va lve'" the ad would declare. "Burn Wa ter in Your Car ." anothe r tub-thum per would sugge11t. "Enjoy 10 more miles per gallon with the Hloocy Exhaust System ." tht> next ad trumpeted. On('L' I went so far a s to gather up a number of these a ds and calc:uluk how many morf' m1lf's pcr gallon I could s queeze from my old heap hy in.sta lling a ll tbe devices 1&l once· WllV, TWO OR THREE of these dingbats hookt..>d lo the <:u rburf•Lor would suvc 60 percent and a new exhaust byskm would save :JO J>erccnl and then you hook thcsC' two other clappcrtrups to the· Ignition sy5tc m ... In lh<· end , the gas s avings wert· going to bt: astronomical. As a maUc:r of fact. It all figured out that I'd haw to st.op the car every 200 o r so miles and pump some g<1s out before 1t all overflowed onto the pavcml'nl. SixDC-10 Foulups Detailed 81 TM A.uoclated PreN Six OC ·IO s have made (lm er1eocy landinca since July 18. but the enain~ problems \bat forced t.bem to laod were not re - lalt!d to the 1truc tural troubles thMl kept the wide -body planes on the around ror 37 days. ~ a tederaJ aviation official says. "These lncldenta are not relal· ed in any way to the eaglne pylon mounting problem ,'' said Federal itviatJon Admlniatration spok~mllD Dennis Feldman. "THESE ARE a ll r elated to the engine it.self a nd some are preca uti o n a ry m oves . Stullstieully speaking. we expect to huvc engine shutdowns or this type on any aircraft. They are of no concern." he added. lnve11til(alors have blamed faulty engine mountings for a DC-10 crruih in Chit-ago on May 25 that claimed 273 lives. Tht· plunc 's left cn~ine fell off on takeoff. All 138 domestic OC·lOs wcrf• s.?roundcd on June 6 until tht· FAA ruJ<'d the planes s afe tony Thban was lifted two weeks ago HERE ARE THE six incident..-. none or which involved m juries · c ited by lhc FAA · On July UI, the tail engint· in a Continental Airlines DC 10 fa iled on a flig h t from Los Angt•lcs to Honolulu. The· plane l11nded safely In Honolulu On July 19, a National Airlint-s DC·IO bound for Miami rcturm .. >d lo Los Angeles after an engine malfunction On July 21. <• Nallon <il OC I 0 was di ve rttd from LaG uardau Airport to Kt'nnL'<iy lntt·rnat1onal Airport, both near New York, aflt'r its la1l engine lost powl•r. It was on its way lo Fort Laudcrdalt•. Fla. -ON J ULY 22, a Unikd Airlines OC -10 fl y ing fro m Boston lo C hicago a nd Los Angeles was forced lo land m Chicago after one or its e ngines experienced a turbine failure On July 25. a United OC-10 fl y ing from Los Angeles to N .. wark. N.J .. was diverted to Clevelund after iti; r ight-wing cnglne faJh:d . Also on July 25, a United DC · 10 from Los Angelus to Dulles lntcrnat1on<tl Airport n ear Washington , O.<.; . was d1vt•rtt>d to L~ Vegas i1fter a false fare· warning BO'nl THE FAA and United merhanics a rc inspecting the ri~ht wing e ngine responsible ror the rl'Ccnt Clcvt'land landing at Unit.cd's maintenance base in San Francisco. . 'W<· know for sure that thC' problem was <in cnKinc failure." said Jim Guycllc, opcrationi; m a nag e r f o r United i n Cleve la nd. "Thal sort of prob· le m probably happens to some airplane somewhere ever y day. This time it JUSt happened to a DC-10." Storm Batters Indiana Man Electrocuted; 1,000 Evacuated Te91,..raf •~• ~"""-Ml U Pell .., 11 ~ ...... ,, ,. 1Mr11moH 'IO ,. =~ ., .. " /0 ·" .,_""''"• ., '° 811tf•lo /4 '3 ~l•tnK ., ,, .,._ 15 )) .m Cllk .... ,, .) ~ ......... IO U ,IJ ~ .... _, ,. 60 .01 0..Fl.Wlll '° n Af Otftftr '14 tO Qttn>lt ,. 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District Court magc.tr<ilt· ho't set bond of $75.000 l'Uch for a ~1xlh gr;,,d1· lf'ac her and h1" w1f1· ac cus,·c1 of torturing a tCl'n agl-d neighbor in a d1sputt-over a drui.: purchase Curtis llin1•s, 36, and hi!-> w1fr V1·r:1 J4. C>f '>Uhurtwn l l )(•1n 11 111 Md . huvl· llccn ('harg<·d with k1dn:q1 .ind ·•!>!>ault 11111111· .,.,111 TUE /\l.l.EGED VICTIM, S.u11w·I W11l1arn'> .11 IX . ..,,1\•, 1h1 coupll' burnt-d ham with l'IJti.1rt•ll1·-. ;11HI f1J.!htn thud. J:imn11 d .1 load1•d pistol down tu~ throat <ind thrr·<ilt'Ot•d lf1 11t-c.1111t.1l• 111111 Tht• youth wa:-. hosp1tahzN.I with third d1·grN· hum-. . In <Jr"uin~ Thursd i.ly for ;i n·a\on;1lil1· t.1mtl f11r th•· ''h1Jul1· publa(' dl'f('ndcr Stanh-y .I H1·"d t<Jld ttw m;,i!1'>tr.1l•· "fh••\ promise• lhC'y won't harm W11f1a rn-. 1f '"''"'""" Tht·v 1nd11".1l•· Wilh<Jms 1sa fr11·nd oftht•1 r~" "Not ;iny mon· h1··s not," ll''>J~inckd M.1 g1'ltr:t11· Fr1•d1·111' '.\ Smalkm. WILUAMS SAID Tln: couplt· gavl' him $1115 to buy mariJui.111:1 Tht•y lalt.'r a:,kf•d for th1· mom·y b<ick. although h1· had ;1lrc;1dv made the purchasC' · When hf' was unablt> to r1·turn thr money 1mmf'drntely. Williams said, the couple abducl«d <.ind tortured him in lhe1r bas1· ment ror more tha n three hours Wednesday. He brrikf> .. way und ha1l«'r1 a pohcc·man whf'n tht•y took him t<1 a local park Smalkin said, "Word:. foal mt: tu adequate ly t:xpn·!>' Lhl' n· vul'i10n of lhC' court at what c·a n only be dt!!>Cn~d a~ the dcgradtnr.: experience that occurred in Uus ('IJ!.l' " Millions ., .. ANeel• ... .,.. Radio appeals for bollta were iaaued qain today u more rain fe ll over the Texaa coaatal plaina.area, where floodin1 from r e mnants of tropical 1torm Cl.udette baa left llHMalanda · homeless and caused mllHoN of dollan in damaae. Some offlciala laid property d ama1e from tbe Rood lD Texu a lready bas surpa111ed tbat caused by Hurricane Carla in 1961. which caused $400 million in damage and killed4Spenooa .. "IT WAS THE worst thing I've ever seen," said Harris County Civil Defense spokesman .John Caswe ll. "Hundreds or hom es were unde r water. We saw hundreds or a utom obiles with water In them ." At l<•ast two have died in Tu · ;,is in th•· rc'<'cnt fl ooding. _ · Hc nc wed evacuations were under way t od ay s o uth of llouston in Alvin, where an over- n 1 g ht thrcf'·an c h r a in was dumped on the nearly two feet rt•cordcd by midarte rnoon Thursday. Stat<• troopers were called 1n to help guard against looting in I lou:.ton. but a ulhorilics s ajd lo· rlay there had been no report.'> of -..uch 1nc1d(•nL ... CIVIi. Ot:Ft:Nsf: authoriti{''> 1n '; .il\l'.,t11n 1·all1·d for add& t1t>n .il ri a l bottom boats l o 11·:-.<·111· 1woph· rn lhe :.tn c kt:n flH 'k "'""" l.l':il-:IH' City iffl'd . \\ 111°11• o\ t'rlluwmg h;,iyous an<l 1·11•1°k'> 1·1int1nut·d to swt·ll Maj11r rt1.1ch, inl'lud1ng lnb•r.-.ta tt· tY. •. "',.,.,. hflwk1·!1 hy flol)(t w<ill•r-., ti.1111 p1 ·1111i,: 1•varuat111n oper a l lllfl 't .John Cttsw .. 11, ass1:-.t<int dir1·1· 1111 11( 1111' lla rn., County, Civil l>1•f1 ·11 w , -.aid tex.l· µ1·.1 n·d t11 bf· rc•t•1'<1ing somf!w h<il in '>11uthc<ist Houston and sub· d1v1~1on.'i ;,ilong lntcrst<tll' 45 · · Wh1I(' Wf' expect more rain today. we hopt> it will not be anything «'nough th.al will create rf':d probfPms." hf' said. Thl· N;,illonal Wcathl·r St•rv1ce .. :11d th<·rc· was a 40 percent 1:hancc of more rain today in Texas . Name Your Game ... We've Got Your Team! Local teams -from lbe Angels to the amateurs - get personal atlenllon and coverage from the Daily Pilot sports staff. 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