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Home My WebLink About1979-08-15 - Orange Coast Pilot17 .. ' 2 DAILY PILOT * * * 15c * * * WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 15, 1979 VOL 71. HO. 171, 4 Sl!CTfOHS, 4' l'AGES BB Trio Beld Gas Station ~ Owner Slain A 47-year-old gas station owner who was convicted earlier this year during the gas crisis or sell· ing gas illegally by appomtmenl was shot to death Tuesday after· noon as he tried to prevent a motorist from stealing a tank of gas from his Garden Grove Tex· aco station. Westminster police identified the victim as George Bice, who died of a gunshot wound to the head after the 4:SO p.m. shoot· ing. One adult. Lee M. Brazell. 22, and two juveniles. a m ale and female, were taken into custody by Huntington Beach police 35 minutes after Bice was s hot. Brazell and a l7·year-old girl were arrested at a house at 617 Acacia St in Huntington Beach Police said offi ce rs sur· rounded the house and ordered the pair to surrender. The third s uspect, a 17 year old youth. was a rrested near the corner or Garfield Avenue and Holly Street. Police said he .had stopped to ask directions to a car wash. · Police said the back or the pickup truck he was driving was covered with blood. A shotgun was discovered in the back of the truck. officers said According to police reports. the suspects allegedly attempted to drive away fro m Bice's service station al Knott A venue Coast Weather and Lampson Street after rilling a pickup truck with gas and without paying for thei r purchase. Witnesses told police Bice )Umped into the bed Of the l~Ck <1s it sped out or the stauon toward Westminster. The drive r of the truck reportedly pulled in· to a vacant lot at Western Avenue and Garden Grove Boulevard. One of the occupants of the truck then pulled out a s hotgun and shot Bice. police said. Bice was convicted July 24 by a We s t Orange Cou nty Municipal Court jury of two mis- demeanor counts or violating the state's odd-even gasoline dis· trib ution plan by r equiring <'Ustomers to pay a $3 reserva- tion fee to fill up with gasoline at the appointed time , thereby civording a wait in line. Many of has regular customers were delighted with the arrange· mcnt. but others who drove in <See GAS, Page AZ> PILUF NUI'ICE DOES IT A.GAIN "Dear DaHy Pilot -you did it again! "We had s uch good luck sell· mg our van in your classified section that we tried It again ancl sold our Volvo." That's the advertising success s tory o( the San Juan Capistrano man wbo ptaced this ad in the Daily Pilot: '74 145A Wf(n: Luggage rack, AC. PB. PBS as-. sasted, 59M mi, reg gas. good cond. $3000 XXX · xxxx If you want good luck selling your car. try the friendly Daily Pilot classified ad-vlsers at 642·5678. ac Disaster Claims 13 Lives • PLYMOUTH. England <AP) -Ships, lifeboats and helicop- ters searched the Atlantic orr southwest England today for bodies and survivors or yacht· ing 's worst dias a s t e r One Ame rican died. but offi cials said they had accounted for all U.S. craft in the area. .. -,. An American reside nt ctr Lon· don., Frank Ferris. was among 13 yachtsmen reported killed. By midday: 21 yachts worth an estimated $4.S million were re· por ted s unk or abandoned in a freak summer storm Tuesday lhat lashed more than 000 yachts in the inter.national Fastnet Race with 70-mile wands and mountainous seas. Yachting officials in Providence. R.l ., reported all American boats in the race were safe. British racing officials sajd they had no word from two U.S. boats, but said they apparently were not in danger. A spokesman for the Royal Ocean Racing Club said the yachtsmen were warned ahead o f lime about possible high winds. but once the race started "1t is their own responsibility to judge the weather as it occurs.'· Rescuers pulled more than 125 s urvivors from' the wreckage or their yachts. Ferris was sk ippering his yacht Ariadne with a British crew. He was picked up, badly inJured. by a Dutch destroyer and died aboard at. Four of his crew also were reported dead. The other deaths were two British c rewmen from the Royal Air Force's Gramalkin. two from the Trophy, two from the Flashlight and one each from the Gunslinger and the Festina Tertia. Among those reported safe was forme r Prime Minis ter Edward Heath. whose boat Morning Cloud was still an the race. He said he wa:, making good progress. Earlier reports said there were 336 boats in the race when the s torm hit. but today the Royal Ocean Yacht Club re· duced the field to 306. The club said 256 of these were accounted for -still racang. reached Port. abandoned or sunk -and 2S were still to be heard from. A spokeswoman said many of these did not have radios. and it might be many hours before the fate of all of them was known. Among the American boats finishing the race were : Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner's Tenacious, Californian Jim Kilroy's Klaloa, Stephen Colgate's 54-foot Sleuth, from (See \' ACUTS, Page AZ> Lale night and early morning low c louds otherwise s unny after· noons. Lows t.oo1ght 57 to 62. Highs Thursday near 70s at beaches to 75 to 82 inland. Carter'• a ·1.,er Trl_p ts a e; .. ,..j_.. RESCUE ATTEMPTED BY HELICOPTER OFF ENGLAND 13 Yachtsmen Pertsh In Worst Boating Tragedy U.S. Racing Yachts Reported to Be Sa/ e By ALMON LOCXABEY 0.1ty Pllol llo<lllft• Win i.• Reports from England today indicated that American boats with local crewmen aboard are s afe or accounted for in th~ tragic 60S-m1le Fastnet race Williwaw, onl' of the yachts on the Ad miral's Cup Amen <'an team was reported as having finished safely with all hands Walhwaw was being s kippered by Dennis Cpnner of San D1t·go with a San Diego Yacht (;lub c rew. 1nc lud1ng s aalmakcr Lowell North's son, Dan Imp, another Admiral's Cup entry owned by David Allen of San Francisco with Skip Allan, son or Mr and Mrs Robert M. Allan of Newport Reach. as a member of the crew has been sighted and is stlll racing. ac· cording to wire service reports There was no report on the U.S Admiral's Cup entry Aries out of New York The Brazilian yacht Indigo with crewmen Rex Banks. Gary Weisman. Paul Buttrose and Bob Steele from Newport was reported finished today with all hands safe. The ttaUan yacht Vena. skip· pered by Dennis Durgan or Newport Beach and with local crewman Louie Wake aboard finished the race early today. Othl'r "'"II kno.,_.n Southern C'ahfom1a :.<11lon. "'ere aboard st•veral fort'q~n boats Ed Lorence and Renn~ Mitchell "'ere aboard a Hong Kong entr) and have been accounted for Wire sen ice n·ports ha\(• been confusing about thP d1:,lln<' t1on between th e 605 mi le F astnct race and the Admiral '> Cup l'ompe11tion out of Cowes on the lsll' of Wight The Fastnet r:i cC' d<1t('!) back to 1928 <1nd I!) gcnerall~ con s1dercd to be one of the mOltt rugged and challenging races in the world bccaUSl' of weather conditions and shoalmg an the Irish Sea between the rock and Plymouth . The Admiral's Cup 1s an an vltational offshore racing series of comparatively short duration which as held every t~o years an ('Onjunction with Cowe~ Weck. sponsored by the Royal Ocean Racing Club. The F'astnet as the final race of the series However, the Fastnet is really a race within a race. The high e ntry list is attributed lo the fact that any yacht may be entered, whether or not it has been in· volved in the Admiral's Cup Series. which involves three· boat teams representing a dozen or more nations. Extortion Suspect Nabbed By WILLIAM HODGE C)I tM O•llY l'll<tt SO.II ,\ 21 .year·o l d San Diego "'om an faces ch.argei. today that she lured a San Clemente busa nessman t.o her motel room <1nd then tned to shake ham down for Sl,000 Wlth the threat of d1scloi.- ang the rl'nde1vou), In <·us tod} on extortion charge:. 1s Jill Man e Christine Braml~ttl'. ~ho police identified as a former Saddleback College <.tudent l nvestagallnR offi cers allege "he v. anted the money for law 'ichool tu1t1on ~11 ss Rramlettt· "a-. arresterl Monday out:>1de .i San Clemente tavern. They had given lhe San Clemente bu.siness man SJ,000 in marked bills to assertedly pay her off She was arrested when he left the bar with the alleged marked cash Officers refused to divulge the rdentlly of the San Clemente businessman The> s aid they didn't "'ant to accompfbh what the .. uspect allegedly attempted to do tn expQS1ng the m an The case de' elopl'd i.everal "'e~b ago. police said, when th~ bu :.1ne:.~man as;;;ertedly re 1· t' 1 ' e d a t· a 11 r r o m M 1 " !> Hramleltt• who wanted to purcha!it' a gift for her San ClementC' parenb The v1ct1m ;.igreed to lalk to her while he 1A<1:. rn San Diego for another meeting Police said hi.' told the IA Oman he did not do husaness 1n San Diego but she al l«>gedly insisted that "he wanted to purchase the gift through a S.in Clcmcntt• firm Pohce declined to 1denttfy the gi ft. claiming 1l would lead to the 1dent1t} of the v1ct1m After the first San Diego meet mg, police said. Mas!> Bramlette Jllegcdly called the victim again .to a> she had deposited money for the gift an the bank On the second trip to San Diego. where the young woman was atlendin~ school, police said the v1ct1m met her in a motel room Aft er that trip , Mi ss Bramlette allegedly began mak· mg demands for rent money and then increased the requests to S 1,000 and $3.000 when initial al tempts failed. When the m an approached (See EXTORT. Page AZI Chase Hikes Prime Rate IN81DI! TODA V Th• Ch1ft War ironclad AfonUor hoa been 11ickUng uoJuobW artttocas OS 1zpert1 tftadll "'°"' to U ft u fn>m it• aoot•f'JI grow oJI C• Hot· anaa, N.C. sio,..,, phoCo POf1e A7 Passengers Bumped Jn recent years the Fastnel has become comparable to the Newport Ocean Sailing Associa· lion's Ensenada race which an· nually draws more than 500 sail· lng yachts. Unlike the Ensenada race. the Fastnet is not subject to the same strict safely inspections. Boat.a without radlos are allowed in the race. NEW YORK CAP > - Chase Manhattan Bank, the nation ·s third larges t. said today it is raising Its prime lending rate from 11 i~ percent to 12 percent, matching the 1974 record for that closely watched rate . The prime rate is the in· terest rate banks charge most credit-worthy cor· porate customers. IJMles M ... .,,,... et1 ...,.,_. cu t,.:r:-M ~ CH ~ =--=.,== eto ~~Alt "' ., .. ... ......... :: .,:. n.Mt .,.,. c.tt....., ~ et-411 ..,........ ... DES MOINES, Iowa <AP) -Thirty-el'~' pa11en1er1 wbo beld compllmeDtal'J paases for• 1even.Qy trip on the steamboat Della Queen \ave been bumped to make room for Pre11creat Carter'• entour.,e, accordlaa to the boat line. A Delta Queen spokesman said lllOlt of the PMHD••n bad been oven frM .,.... •• beca\IM they were employeea of the com- pany, relaUvet of employeee or . ' travel agent.a. President Carter announced IHt week tbat be, bla wile, R01alynn. and dau1bter, A.my, would be on the lll11l11lppl River cruise trom St. Paul, Minn. to St. Louie that leave1 Friday. Tbe boat l1De announced that paasen••n holdln1 reservaUona for tbe cndae would not be "ln· convenlen*" by the presence of the pratdent and bl• en· f tour age. Among thole bumped from the crulae were Mllt.on and Boon)e Hoffa of Fridley, M1nn .. wbo bad been atven free pu1a1e u com· pen11Uon for problems they en· counttted on the Queen's new slater shlp, the lli11l11lppl Queen, In July. fbe Hoffa• said they bad been promised a veran· da room on the earlier trip but ended up in 1 cabin w\tb a view <See CA&TEa, P11e Al) (See SAFE, Paae A1> Evidence Found The quarter-point boost by Chase indicates that credlt·ti1bteQin1 moves by tbe Fedel'al Reserve Board are tatln1 effect. Tl1htening credit by loft. lng up interest rate. ls one tool the central bank UNI to cool tbe economy, and thus dampen inflaUen. EL CENTRO CAP> -The FBI satd Tuesday lt found a cas m11k, three IUM and 190 books deaUn& with revolutionary pl"()- test to the home of James Maloney, who kllled two FBI acenu before klllln& himself lut · week. '---~~~~~~~~- • • .. )· . ltltae .. ••W l'l l•I · 'Pajama 'Jf ~p' .. ....... ' 1 Drama Stftged YACH'l 1S ••• • th~ New Vort Yacht Club, and )'llJOte 5'oett'1 WllUwaw from the ltarltan, N.J Yacht Club. Kiiroy broke tomv ribe lo the to rm Unotrlr ual resull'l showed that Tennc1ou11 wa:i the wanner. Dy '"'"<Jay toduy. rare of. hdala In London rtiported the~t oth"r American enl ncis were re I RALSIGH, N C. fAP> -John t-•J)ected to l lily Mi Sloe<'lcley ported 1111hted and n rc Al Thorotoa clJd aeveral exped. matcbt!d UM> d cravtioa ol one llance, from the U S Naval m .... lit tM r-.ueat oC Or Jd of the Intruders aod aald 1"4! had Academy with H men 1bo1trd: trer lbtDooakt'a auom~s to taken LSD lbe ol"h' of tht1 at Imp owned uod 11kipJ>tred by try to...._ t .. t.llll0ft1 OD boles tack. Oavid Alleo ol tlelvederc, CaUf .. lo a..,•acu top MacDonald·~ On~ of ~ all~1ed intruders, • flnl1hed lhe race. and Aries. he 1lM ~rlnc when •ti.tked woman. chant d . ''Add la owned and u tled by Mi ke by 1ncrudel'lt who t illed Ma groovy Kall th pt11." Mae Swvrdlow of New York. sighted fam ly. Donald has 1'1.lid irnd a.Ult racin1: 8ut aoatt rn•tc hed Cb4! ln Provadeoctt, R.! .. U.S. tbtatrtcs of i.n "•Perlmf'nl yat·hting officials report~ .t~ performed by prosecutors 1'~'1 t a t u ~ or the re m a 1 na n g day 'SympJwnv' Amenra n boats , Boomerang, Thornlol\, a <: Be rkt•ley 'J owo t•d by George Comantaros forensae scaeoUbt , rc~umes tu,b from th .. N ·w York Yacht Club. teatJmony today In the triple-F;.,,;QL.-.d f1n1i.ht!d the r ace; Toscana, murder trial .,,ac,ol fe owned by E. Swenson of Ne w .Mae-Donald, 35, of llunUt\J(lon fl <H 'H ES't EH, N y York. :,1ghted and sUll racl{lg: Harbour. ts charged with killing -r A p ) Radio s tutwn l'aranu. 1>alled by Richard Nye of his pregnant wife Colette, 26 WXXf FM fina lly h io. Greenwich, Conn . finis hed the :md daught~r.1 f<lmlkrly, 5 untl fina 8 hed lht• "'l'hl• lira met> todav . Andiamo Robin, Kristen, 2. while he was a Green faoiis hL>d Symphony .. uwlit•d by ·J Hardmg. Buffalo, Reret dO<.'tor s tatJoned at "'ort The station wui. an tht· I\ Y . which dropped out of the Ur agg in l970 m id::.t or platyluK Fruo1: racl• safely. and Acadia. skip-Tuesday, he testified th · top Schubert 'lj daits ic piece pert:'d by Uurt Keenan of New could have been moving when Monday wh e n WXX 1 Orleans. which finis hed safely."' icepick holes in it were made. a bruptly went off the air fn London, officials had not A prosecution witness has said A station s pokes man hl'ard from the Toscana and the the even, circular holes in the said -a telephone crew in· C:irlna, but said they did not top mean it wasn't moving when -adve rtently cut the line think they were in danger . tbe holes were made , supporting le ading t.o the traOBmitter. T he 605-mile race s ta rted the government's contention putting the station off thf' Siiilurday from the JsJe of Wight, that MacDonald stabbed his wife air for seven hours , The off the south coast or England. II Jin Miii\ &ELAND • I Ou_,. .. ... Y•chllne•• Wor•I Dl•••ter EIGLAID ,.~ .......... MAP PINPOINTS SCENE OF YACHTING TRAGEDY Survivor• Hunted Ott Engltah Coaat After Ston" Four Marines May Decline F ..... P ageAf SAFE .•. Fonda Act Said Treason SACRAMENTO (AP> -State Seo. RoMrt NJmmo ::J: he ccm- alden what Jane F laid OD ber trip to Hano& wu "ao act al treason," but iullta be la DOt calling her a traitor. .Nimmo, a bomber pllot ila tbe European Theater d urtn1 World War U and a ttMn1.t recalled for the Korean conlUtt, told a news conference Tuesday : "By the atadards by wbidt I was raised and by die eode •· der whlch J served for 29 years, an act of treason has been com· mitt.ed." The Atascade ro RepubUcu 1aid from the Senate noor July 20 when Miss Fonde's appoint~ m e nt to the California Arta Council was rejected 28-5: "By aJI standar ds by which I was r aised she wa:; guilty of having com matted an act of treasQn." Statements from the fToor are immune from legal action, but lbose made elsewhere are not. Asked for comment, Mlaa Fon- da s aid sbe did not lmow if she would rue suit: "The charge ol treason is extremely serious. I have never broken the law an my life, except for a traffic ticket." Nim mo conceded he couido 't I • To Testify t hrough the t.op while s he was IY· playing of the sym phony The yachts sailed to the F~slnet inguncoos~ious ordead. ~__,.___\_,_Jw~a!s£c~onfi£]c~~~~:da~.::...-)~~~·~;&:~u;,:,,~~e;~~~i:---sAr;Ji[)f£Ci()(J a--+---M11c9onald says he fend• Irel and and back to Plymouth, SAN DIEGO CAP> -Four the intruders' attack while the Devon. Ma rine sergeants accused of T he RORC said the race was started last Saturday tn light to mode ra te weather conditions but tbei e was a weaUiet"TOrecast of In creasing winds ne.r the Fastnet rock off the coast of Ireland. But there was oo lndlca- tion Of t.be int.emit)' ol the storm. rem ember precisely w~t-.-. ____ ,. Fonda s aid, b u t it wa s someth l n~ about "urging American Oyers to quit bomb-top was looped over his arms Many of the 40· to 70-foot boats a busing recrulL'i m ay decline to and later put it over his wife lo IJusban' d Tell-h ad rounded the rock and were tell their story at a pretrial hear- keep her war m. U.tt bound for Plymouth on the la.at mg after the lut or 120 young "ls it your opinion that the pa-leg of the race when the storm Marines take the stand jam a lop could have been used K .dn w:~ roared out of the Irish Sea, send· A s pokesman at the Marine that way to fend o f( the attack I ap,· u e ing 60-foot waves crashing into Cor ps Recruit Depot said the and s till n ot s us t a in t o rn the boats, snapping mas ts and drill instructors could testify a r e:: as ?" prosecutor Brian F S overturning the craft. "but we don't ex~t them to " Murtagh asked Thornton. OUDd lain "The air waves were thick In the last three weeks, all but M urtagh t hen took off his with dlStress calls," said an of-three o f the 120 r ecrui t s h h f. th R l N I Ai St testified The hearing wa.<> au.s Jack~tandpulhts armst roug S ACRAM ENTO <AP)_ A acer at e oya ava r a· h d ~he arms of another paJama top, tJon ut Culdrose, Cornwall. pended Sunday nlg t an re- lea ving the body of the lop an female state em ployee who was Royal Navy h elicopte rs, :,u mes Thursday with their betw~en his arms. The position apparenUy an aide to state As· lifeboats, tugs and wars htps testimony be!ore Capt Kathryn I f' se mblyman Jrm Ellfs was found d 1 ,,,.. ·1 to al P. Cooney, who will then rtt0m resembled 8 sweater pu led 0 s lain in her home in suburban r>ulle at east u.J sa1 ors s e· mend whether to court-martutl over a n..rson's head. ty a nd re<:overed JO bodies Tues-..-Ca rm ichael, authoritit:s re-h I d the seraeants To the gasps of s pectators. day . The s eatc cont nue a µroserutor .James Blackburn ported through the night but was ham-'"The rec ruits all took the took an icepick and slabbed at The s·acramcnto County peredby badweathcr !:>land and were pr t:tly the lop while MurtaJ?h 'moved sheriff's office identified the vie-The weather was improving s t r a 1 g ht f o r ward , · · th e be.ck and forth. The pick hit tim T uesday as La Vaughn Mis · today. s pokesman s aid Tuel.day Murtagh unct• <luring the simul<J kimen. 48. whosl' husband Paul "There were• dozens or empty "Their stonei. were all similar " lion. MacDonald had no stab or ~ays' he had been kidnapi>cd yachts JUSt drifting a bout,'' s~ud knife wounds an h1~ lower lirm:. from Utcir home and taken to British hclu:opter crt:wman Alf Tht• alle~erl abusf• took place or 'hands, with the CX<'cption of Oceanside Toppe r ·'It was s pooky .-last month in a barra<'kb &t some µaper cut lak e wound!> in millions of pounds worth o( ship c 3 mp Pendleton. v. ht> rt• th<' twtwf!t•n hi s fing1.:rs Sacramt'nto County She riff'!> ping and from what we could see recruits wt're a:o.!.ignNl tt•m Murtagh handed the top back Deputy James Hailey said Ma~-nobody on bourd " porar1ly for rinc and othPr f1t'ld to Thornton, who s&iid most of k i m en w a I kc d r n to l h e Swaying ma~ls and tangled training. Th1•y s holes were t e arl., not <keanside pohce ~talion <ibout n ~on ng hampered p1lob and qeants. an a drunken rampage d rcular punctures like all tho~1· 7 3(} p.m and said he h<id ~n winch operators trying to lower t-arlv one mormni:. r hoked and in MacDonald':, top. kidnapped from hi!> C11rm1chael r c!'iC UC c ables. and som e hit recruits and kno<'kcd olhl•r!> But he called I.he demonstra home about 4 am. M1sk1men crewmen had to Jump into the around lion "a little bil s illy" and said the four a ssaila nts ap sea to be packed up "rlnky-tlink," saying it involved peared to be of Latin American "It was not so much the wind too m any a~s umpllons to be origin tha t finished the Camargue. it valid. Baile} said M1skimen told of wa'> th<' 'if'a:. ... !'ia1d ht!r British But Thornton s uppurtcd ~omt· f1 c1·rs that thP men <'iHtH· to hro, ownN Arthur Mo'>!>. "T he v. a \ c'> The death toll ol more than a doien people is unprecedented m offshore yacht r acin g. Two pe rsons wer~ ltllled 10 this yea.r's Southern Ocean Circuit off Flonda. There was a fatality lo Los Angelett Yacht Club's Wtulney Series-two years ago when a t'rewman was hit by a swinging hoom an h e<ivy ~ e:i the r off Catala na U;Jand Don Vaughn. a NcwrxJrt Beach var ht.sman who hit!> ~ailed 1n maJOr Off Shore• r&il'l"> aJI (JV{'f th1 • v.orld. i.a1d the thin~ that mak1•.., tt11· Fa:.ln<'l ...o lrt•ac·h,•rou!> v.h1•11 tht• v.t'ather blov.o., up I!> th1• ~ha I lov. l'<>ndallon~ <J ff th•· I n sh <·o:i'>t v. h 11·h t end to <·r r atr ..i111rt 'iquar<" .. P<I'> wh1rh l akl'' 1t.., toll of men Jnd •-.111111 mc•nl A11d th1• c•ohl v. Jt«r 111 th.at 1101 rt of the v.orld. ., en tn ttw ., u rn m l' r . c a n be f lJ t a I 1 '' 1·n•14 mvn "-hi> are in thf' V.dlt r for "") length of timt.> ing, and saying that the U.S. aovenunent waa at fault." ln lt'l2 after returniq, Ilia Fonda declared in response to allegations that her Hanoi nclio appeals to pilots to halt their raids were traitorous: "I have no reason to feel lbat the Viet- namese people are my enemy . . The people tn this country who a.re speaking out against the war a~ t.he real palriots." N lmmo, asked if be-stHI believed Miss Fonda to be guilty or treason. re plied that "treason ·~ hkl· murde r . unless you have been convicted of 1t, you are not l(Ullly " "I did not say s he was a trJ1t,1r," he i.a1d ""•mmo said he received a lel· 11•r from <Jctol' Henry Fon<1a, J.in1• '> f;Hh t•r F onda wr<>IL· that he had friend., and rclat1v1·~ who d1~ ;1 ••rt•"'d v.1th h1!> pohl1cs. antl ltwv rt·ma1n1·d fril·nrts by not t.1 lk1n~ Jh<1ut rl But J :o. mu1·h J'> th1·y mi~hl ciar .. .t~rt•1• v.ath Jc1n c. they would nf' .. t.-r dream of calhn ~ her a 1 rd rtor 1lr uo;in ~ the word ·1 rl'J'lln rn rf'fr·rnng to her Summer Sale pru~ecuta<m tc~t1mon y on a home and s hut Mrs M1i.k1mcn wc.'rc enormous bloodstained sht·ct found lying 111 a back bedroom before takmg "The bo<ct turned turtl<' a criu near Mrs MacDonald He s:ud him awa y He requested that pl1• of time:. and then raghtf'd ht> agreed with some or the gov ~acra mento County d(·pulu:-. 1ts t·lf agarn, I think by shcn ••rnment's <1ssessmcnts on im cheC'k on her well being wuH power. We were all wear pressions In blo<>d on the s heet A sheriffs deputy wl!nl tr, the 1n.: s afety harness. When we Prosocutors are trying to ~how ho m e and foun d Mrs. M1i.k1mcn went under all l remember is MacDonald carried his wife's dead in the bedroom Railey said trying to hold my breath." body tn lhe sheet. she bad been beaten, but it The Fas tnct RacE' is the final Meanwhile, a bench war·rant would be up to the c:oroner to de event an the fi ve-race AdmiraJ's ha s been iss ued for He lena termine tbe cause of death. Cup series. h eld every two Stoeck fey. who defens e at· · The coroner's office sauJ de-years. Nineteen nations entered torneys say is a m aterial wit-lcctives were still investigating three hoat teams for the Cup but ness in the case t he scene today and the body the J<'astnet classic also was Several defense witnesses are was not avail able for an open toother compeUtors. • 1 autopsy. The first yacht to finish was GAS ... off the street were enraged by the fee and hiii refusal to sen them gas. He faced a potential ~500 fine and up to six months in county jail on each conviction. Ills sen- t enc In R heari ng had been s cheduled for Aug. 2:7. Bice also faced trial ln U.S. Oas f rict Court in Los Angeles on Sept. 4 on charges or violating federal gasoline pricing regula· tions. In addition. the Orange County district attorney 's office had brought a civil suit against Blee for a lleged illegal pricing ac- li" illes. OAANQI COAST DAILY PILOT t No 0 ,..,. (M\t 0Alt1' f>•tOt wit~ *"tf h "',...., f.H~Of~~ fi'f~\ t\lk#bf1,~b•l""(')f#li""1' ,0,~,,.,.....~~~ "•'•'•f"lf•ftOf\\4•• lhilh•hfll•d ~-ttw~ '•IO•• •o• foi\t• _.4''W ,.,f"WD!)f'f "-*" Hwl\tt~Ol'I t4f'Mf't I -"""' l•tl"IY•llttf tr•,,_ l~fW_.h \owfft(N"I A "'flQ'" '"9tflll!W•~•tton" 0Vftl1\N'O ..,hl•doitn~ \4-"<ttl't• , .. ""'"' .,.... ~,,.,.,,.4'9 .,.,,, ,, ., ... 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'fhere was no answer Lo a telephone call to Elias' San Diego home today P h otogs Nix Carter Trip NEW YORK tAP> -t,our major news organizations b~ve decid ed not to send photo- graphers with President Cart.er on his Mississippi River boat trip under restrictive coverage rules set by the White House. Executives of The Associated Press, United Press lnternu tlonal, Time and Newsweek suid they considered the ground rules for the seven·day trip, which 1s to ~gin Friday, to be an unac- ceptable attempt to restrict cov- erage of the president. T he nation 's three ma1or television networks said they had not rejected the rules but were trying to work out a com· promise with the WhJte House . ,.,.... Pag~ A I EXTORT ••• police about the de mands, In- vestigators told him to arrange a Sao CJemente meeting with th e woman and ga ve hJm marked bill• to present to her. PoUce said Miu BramltU.o may have ~n lnvolvttd with other local ruldenta. Tbt mat· t•r ta eUll under lnvfftlaatloo. M laa Bramlette ll belng he lo ln Oran1e County Jatl on Sl0,000 baU. CARTER ... <>f traNh bags Mrs. Hoffa uld sht! con s idercd the riverboat company's orrer of a free trip generous compensation. As late as last Wednesday. she said , the couple wer e told they had been up· graded Lo twin beds from bunk beds "We were told then we would not be bumped, but on Monday eve ning we were told we had been displaced to help provide three more ro0ms for agents in the party," Mrs Hoffa said. "I think the whole thing was handled poorly," s he said. Mrs. Hoffa said she r eceived a call Tuesday from Sen. David Durenberger , R·Mlnn., who said he and his friends thought It would be a good Idea for the Hof· fas lo stay in the Wh ite House while the Carters are on the river cruise. "But I think he was julit jok· ln11." she added . The boat Uoc. In a prepared statement Tuesday, said that the Hoffas and all othe rs who were bumped were free to uae their po11se11 at another lime. ''It's Ju.Bl like the airlines." the atatemen t uld . Ceremonies Held TOKYO CAP) -Japan ob· Hrved the 3Ct.h aruliveraary ot the end ot World War II with ceremC>Nee In 27 c:IUa today in memory of tbe 3. l mllUon Japaneee war dead. c All Uphols te r y at s ubstantial Savings Stanton Coope r S ofas & Loveseats E x ceptional prices for top quality construction Sofas start at S629 -Loveseats s549 Check these features: x 8 way hand tied base x Kiin dried hardwood x Corner blocked. doweled . glued & screwed x Arm covers x Lined skirts & interlined cushions x Zippered seat & back cushions x Great selection of styles and fabrics x All On Sale Now Stock & Special Order Ttl Sept. 1st • . . • Orange Coast EDITION Totlay'• £1••lil• t N. 'l'. Stoek8 VOL. 72, NO. 227, ~SECTIONS, '8 PAGES ORANGE COUN.TY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1979 N Fl FTEEN CENTS Coast Yaehtsnien Safe • ID Disaster By ALlllON LOCIL\BEV W.HIM ....... Wrlw Reports rrom En1land loday indicated that American boats with local crewmen aboau·d ue aare or accounted for ln the tragic ~mile Fastnel race. Williwaw, one ol the yachts oo the Admiral's <;up American team was reported as having rinisbed safely with all hands WUli'!";tw Wl!S being s klppert"d bv Dennis Conner of San Diego * * * w'ilh a San Oleao Yacht Club r rt"w , l ntludln& ulJmaker l.owtU North's son . Dan. Imp, another AdmlraJ'1 Cup entry owned by David Allen or San Francisco with Sklp Allan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Allan ot Newport Beach, u a member or the crew has been sighted and ts still racing. ac- cord..ing to wire service rePOM.S. The Brazilian yacht lndieo with crewmen Rex Banks, Gary * * * Weitman. Paul Bullrose and Bob Steele from Newport was reported firushed today with au bands safe. The Italian yacht Vena, skip· pered by Dennlll Durgan ot Newport Beach and with local cre wman Louie Wake aboard fmlshed the race early today. ~ther well·known Southern CTlifomia sailors were aboard s everal fore ign boats. Ed Lorence and Benny Mitchell * * * were aboard a Hong Kong entry and have been accounted for. Wi re service reports have been confusing about tbe dlstinc· lion between the 605·mile f astnet race and the Admiral's Cup competition out of Cowes on the Isle or Wight. The Fast.net race dates back to 1928 and is generally con- sidered to be one of the most rugged and challenging races in the world be.cause of weather * * * conditions and shoaling in the Irish Sea between the rock and Plymouth. The Admiral's Cup is an in- vitational offshore racing series of comparatively short duration which is held every two years in conJunction with Cowes Week, sponsored by tbe Royal Ocean Racing Club. The Fastnet ·~the final race of the series However. the Fastnet 1s really a race withln <i race. The h.igh * ~ * * entry list is attributed to U1e fact that any yacht may be entered, · whether or not it has been in- volved in the Admiral's Cup Ser ies , which involves three· boat teams representing a dozen or more nations. In recent years the Fastnet has become comparable to the ·Newport Ocean Sailing Assoc1a - t1on 's Ensenada race which an- nually draws more than 500 satl - ISee SAFE, Page A2> * * * .15 Dead in Tragic Fastnet Race Oil Fouls S. Texas I Beaches ' CORPUS CHRJSTJ , Texas , <AP> -Oil washed up on five t miles of the Padre Island Na- ~ tional Seashore today in the worst staining yet or glistening white South Texas beaches by . c rude oil s pe w e d from a runaway Mexican well. The slick that hit the shore • was relatively narrow -only 15 reel wide -but it covered about 80 percent or the fi ve-mile stretch of s and on the northern e nd of Padre Island, scientists said . "I don't see any relier from it. There's nothing in the foreseea- ble future to change the situa- tion we have," said John Robinson of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad· ministration. Rug-size patches of oil from I tbe world's worst oil spill washed up at several points on Padre and Mustang islands t Tuesday, and scientists warned 7 that more could come ashore if unpredictable winds did not cooperate. Coast Guard Capt. Roger Madson. the oil cleanup task force commander, said he was prepared to bring in "miles" of additional booms to try to keep the oil from slipping past the barrier islands into inland bays · ' and lagoons. <See OIL SLICK, Page AZ> Newport Road Project OK~d Orange County s upervisors agreed Tuesday to join Newport Beach in a joint road project a i med at improving Pacific Coast Highway from Avocado Avenue to J amboree Road in Corona del Mar. Tbe agreement calls for the ci· ty and county to each contribute $110,500 for improvement of the roadway in the project area. County government's share of the funding will come from its ArteriaJ Highway Finance Pro- , •ram fund, gas tax money set aside for joint city-county pro- jC!cts t I • Coast Weather Late night and early morning low clouds otherwise sunny a fter· noons. Lows tonight 57 to Q . Highs Thunday near 709 at beaches to 75 to 82 inland. INSIDE TODAY The Civil War iro,.clad Jloflitor ho.I ben v«•klbag IJGluoble mtt/Gelt GI ezpnft .tudv IOIJll' to Uft U /rom it• IOGlnv grave olf Cape Hot· tncu , N.C. Storr, pltolo PQQe A1. 0.11, .. Met, .......... DROPPING OUT School Board'• Henderson Henderson Won't Seek 'lbi.rd Term Attorney Thomas Henderson a nnounced Tuesday that he won't seek a third term on the Newport-Mesa school board in the November election. Henderson, a Newport Heights resident who practices law in Costa Mesa, bas served on the board for seven years. He cited the desire to spend more time with tus family, law practice and bobbies as motival· ing his decision not to run. "I encourage all interested parties to Urrow their .bat into the ring," said Henderson, who represents trust ee area 6, · Newport Heights. He is the second incumbent trustee to announce that be won't run in November. Costa Mesan Jerome Vandewalle, ap· pointed this spring to fill Duke O'Brien's vacant seat, has abo said he won't run. Vandewalle represents trustee area 2, the triangle formed by Harbor and Newport boulevards and the Costa Mesa city limits. Whoever is elected will serve out lhe remaining two years of the four.year term. Two other trustees, both ap. pointees, have already filed can- didacy papers with the Orange County Registrar of Voters. Barbara SkiUlng, appointed two years ago after the resigna· tion of Marian Bergeson, la seek- ing election in area 3, Westcllff and Santa Ana Height.a. Kenneth Wayman is also run· ning for a four-year term. He represents area 1, rou1bly the Estancia High School a\ten· dance area. Wayman was appointed early this year after Don Smallwood's reslgnaUoa. Publication Budget Set Newport-Mesa school trustees have adopted a '48.31 miWoa publlcation bud1et for tbe lt71·80 ac:bool year in the HC!ODd of three formal 1tep1 in the adoption ol. a .ftoal bud••t. The budaet will be the 1ubject of a~~ at T:IO p.m. Sept. ' at Jllrper Commaalt1 Center, 1ltll 8tnet at 'JWUn Avenue,c.ca11 ... Tb• public.UC. ..,., whlcb WU rm.IM I.be IMt mlDute to coalorm to new illtonnation on fund.I eomtac from tla• atate Le1\llatun, totall ta.I mlWoe more Uaaa tbe preUm1aar1 budlet ...... lalUM. Irvine Wants New Land By DAVID KUTZMANN OI UW OlMly f'lrtc St.ff The City of Irvine. intensifying its efforts t o prevent com- mercial airline use of the EJ Toro Marine Air Station, will try to annex county land near the base so the city wi11 have land- use control in the area. The city council acted un- animously Tuesday night after hearing pledges of general s up- port from Irvine Company President Peter Kremer and U.S. Rep. Robert Badham, R· Newport Beach, whose remarks were read to the council by an aide. _,_~ The rand the city is eyeing is owned by the Irvine Compa!ly. but Kremer fe ll short of giving enthusiastic support tq the idea of annexation when asked by councilman Art Anthony. who made the proposal, if he could agree to it. RESCUE ATTEMPTED BY HELICOPTER OFF ENGLAND 15 Yachtsmen Perf9" In Wont Boating Tn1~y Kremer reiterated earUer re- m arks to the council that his company would support the city "totally" on the El Toro issue. However, he said he couldn't say at that point if he would go along with the annexation plan. 3rd Tinae A round Medical Examiner The council approved a motion by Anthony that directed tbe city's staff to begin the process of annexing the land south or Irvine Boulevard and which spreads bac k toward the foothills. Officials didn't know Tuesday riigbt ho w much acreage might be involved. The la nd is presently un- developed Testifies in Trial In addition to en abling the city to work with the Jrvine Com- pany against commercial use or the military base, having the land under city zoning control also could help prevent ex- pansion of the base, oUicials said after the meeting. Assistant City Manager Paul Brady said lbe annexation proc- ess couJd take anywhere from six months to 18 months lo com- plete. Tbe county's Local Agen- cy Formation Commission would make the decision. Kremer said the problems "simply cannot be accommodat· ed by the Irvine General Plan and the Irvine community." By DELORES BROOKS IRWJN 0. tlot O•tlY ...... StaH A medical examiner te!'>tified today that there was no indica- tion that alleged rape victim Catherine Hardin was abused when he examined her shortly after s h e accused Glen Hutcherson of raping and assull· ing her. ·'The re were no bruises or lacerations or wounds that you could detect?" defense attorney Terry Giles asked. '·No, none.'· the doctor replied. Through that testimony . Giles was attempting to indicate to a mne-man three.woman Orange County Supenor Jury that Ms. Hardin was not raped by his client. Hutcherson. for the third time. is being tried on rape. kidnap and assult c harges brought against him In 1977. It is the defe nse contention Six Snappish Turtle Champ Bites Kisser Oneol Newport Beach's paramedic vans ls decorated with a firlt place turtle raclng trophy today because a Laguna Hills woman round out Tuesday night it's not a 1ood idea to klsa a turtle. THE PAINFUL LESSON wu leamed at the con- clusion ol the 7:30 p.m. races held at Houliban's Old Place, a restaurant at 4880 Campus Drive. Downy Ferrer, 28, of 23381 Via Martine, owner and trainer ol the entry listed only •• Number Six. decided to bestow a victory kils after her pet took first place. IN AN tJNFO&TtJNATE DISPLAY or the persevefance that earned it first place in tile race. Number Slx snapped down on Miaa Ferrer's upper lip and 1teadf utly refused to let 10. Paramedics Dave Bowman and Ken Fleuel were 1ummoaed from Newport Center to render aid. After tryiq to pry tbe beat otl Mill hrrer'a Up, they detlded to pve medical adence a try. TDY GAVS NUMBS& 8D an lnJeetlon ot vaJJum, a traaq..W.... Tbe nluant dAd la Job and Miu Ferrer wu Hpanted from ber pet. SM buded over her tropby in ll'•Utude and was told to set a tetanua lbot. Tbel"e were DO !Jadlcatlonl ot the fate ot Number Six. • that the now 21·year-old woman willingly engaged in sex acts with the defeodeot but when he refu sed to pay the $25 fee Ms. Hardin asked for. she alleged that a rape had occurred But in testimony Tuesday, the slightly built alleged victim an· grily defended her cause. At one point. her outc r ies ag:unst the questioning by Giles caused Superior Court Judge Byron McMillan to order the Jury taken from the courtroom. After the l2 Jurors had depart- ed McMillan said. "Do you want to prosecute this case? H you can't play by the rules. I 'II dump ll. .. .. I'm testifying for the state or California and they <Giles> are trying to prove me a prostitute of some sort... Ms . Hardin re- torted. tier outburst was reminiscent or that which occurred during Hutcherson's second trial. That trial ended in an 11 to l vote for acquittal of the 46-year old Whittier aerospace worker. But after both the prosecution and defense attorneys bad moved tor a dismissal of the charges against Hutcherson, Judge Richard Beacom re(used and ordered the accused man to stand lriaJ a th.ird time. At the end or bis first trial. a jury found Hutcherson guilty. a verdict that was overturned when Judge Mason Fenton said Ms. Hardin's testimony was not believable. (See DIAL, Pase Al) School Food Prices Rue Studeotl wbo eat ln Newport· Mesa ac:hool cafeterias will be payin1 bllher price. for lbelr luncbe9 tbil fall. Newport-lieu 1cbool ~ approved price bikea Tuesday. MOit •anclwlch prices, for ex- ample, will lncreue by 10 ceata. to eo or 70 «nt.a dependinS on content.. Com dop, tacoe and la males will r1le by 1 dime to 50 centa. while ~wn.lee are tolna up a dime lo 2$ cent.a. 21 Boat __ ___ Sunk or Missing · PLYMOUTH. England !AP1 Ships. lifeboats and helicop· tcrs searched the Atlantic off southwest England today for bodies and survivors of yacht- 1 n g ·s worst diasast e r . One Am en can died. but officials said they had accounted for all U.S. craft an the area. An American resident of Lon· don. Frank Ferris. was among l5sailors rePOrted killed. By midday, 21 yachts worth an estimated $4.5 million were re- ported sunk or abandoned in a freak summer storm Tuesday that lashed more than 300 yachts rn the international Fastnt>t Race with 70-mile winds and mountajn6us seas. Ya<'hting officials in Providence. R.I., reported all Am~racan boat.s in the r ace wen~ safe. A spokesman for the Royar Ocean Racing Club said the yachtsmen were warned a.head or time about possible high "inds. but once the race started .. it is their own resPOnsibility to JUdge the weather as it occurs.•· Rescuers pulled more than 125 ~urvavors Crom the wreckage of their yachts. Ferris was s kippering his ''acht Ariadne with a British ~·rew He was picked up. badly 1n1ured. by a Dutch destroyer and died aboard it. Four or his crew also were reported dead. The other deaths were two British crewmen from the Royal Air Force's Grimalkin. two from the Trophy. two Crom the Flashlight and one each from the GtmSlinger and the Festina Tertia. Among those reported safe was former Prime Minister Edward Heath. whose boat Mornmg Cloud was still in the race He said he was making good progress. Earlier reports said there were 336 boats in the race when the storm hit, but today the ·Royal Ocean Yacht Club r e duced the field to 306. The club said 256 of these were accounted for -still racing. reached port. abandoned or s unk -and 25 were s till to be heard from. A spokeswoman said many of these did not have radios, and it might be many hours before the rate of all or them was known. Among the American boats finishing the race were: Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turne r 's Tenacious. Californian Jim Kilroy ·s K ialoa, Stephen Colgate's 54·foot Sleuth, from the New York Yacht Club, and Seymore Si.Dell's Williwaw from the Raritan. N.J .. Yacht Club.• <See YAClrrs, P11e A.Z> PIL<H NOTICE DO~ IT A.CAIN "Dear Daily Pilot -you did it again! .. We bad such good luck sell· ing ·our van in your classified section that we tried it again and sold our Volvo." That's the advertising success story 0( the San Juan Caplstrano man who placed lbil ad in the Dally Pilot: '74 14SA W1n: Luc1•1• rac:t . AC, PB. PBS u · slsted, •M ml. rec gu, good cond, $3000 ux· llXllll H you want •ood luck HWaa your car, try tbe friendly Dally Pilot claaslfled ad-vlHrt at 642-5678. .. CWLVPtLOT N Mangers Opposes Waterway ., 8TtYE MAaaLt: Ot•o.lll' ........... A ss embl y man Ot"n nl s Man.cera ot lluntln.cton ttuch c las h ed Y.'l\h advocat"l$ or a n avisable wat ~rw iay throu1 h the Bolu Chlca marshlands Tuetday al\tmoon. 11.....,.., aa outapokeo propn nent o( frt!st"r vina th..-1,200 acrH o ttdal ma rsh land, clal11>td he b "unalter a bly op poted " lo an ocean access lhat would cut throuth 8olsa Chica Members ot tho Com m illff for C le a n Water and P e rmannt Ocean Access met with Manaens a nd other elected officials •l lhe Huntington Harbour Yacht Club Committee members are pro posing an ocean cut be made In to Huntlngton Harbour near th inte rsection of P acifi c Coast Hi ghway and Warner Avenue. Cha rles Bennett, an Orange County planning commissioner and committee spokesm an, told Mangers that boaters have to traverse Anaheim Bay to reach the ocean and risk being "blown up." BeM ett said boate rs had to pass by the Naval Weapons Sta· --~·on_there wher.a a mmunition was being loaded and unJoaded from boats. . · · 1 can gua rantee you that with the absence of any rea l danger the state sure won 'l come up with S20 million to construct an oce a n ac cess," Ma n 8ers responded. Mangers said that if boaters wf're in any danger the Navy would have contacted him or other state oCficials. lie added that the committee was over· stating the problem Navy officials have s aid that loca l boaters can continue to use An a heim Bay a nd r eported there had been no <1ccidents in the past 34 years Co mm it t ee m embers. however, were s uccessful in con- vincing offi cials to pus h for an Army Corps of Engineers' study of the Bolsa Chica area and the feasibility of a new ocean cut. A s t ud y b y the re d er11l e ngineers was halted in the ear ly 70s due to lack or local In terest. Chaae Hike1 Prime Rate NEW YORK CAP' - Chaae Manhattan Bull. lhe oat.ioa'a lhlrd lu 1eat, aald today It la r.l1ln1 Ill prime I ndln1 rat~ from 11 percent to 12 percunt. matchln1 the 1974 record ror that clostly watched ratt The P11m" rate I the In tereat ratt bnn k r haritc m ost crt!dlt w(}rthy cor por a le ruatomen ' The quarttt point booat by Chu" lndlral1•a thul uedit t 1ahtenin5 mov.il'> by th,• Ped..ral Ruerve Board art• taJ<lng t:ftert T1&hten1nj l'rt.-dlt by lore mg up mlN e1tt r~tel'i is on .. tool the central b1tnk ws.:a to cool the economy. ~nd thus dampen inJlullon YACHTS ... Kilroy broke some ribs m the storm. Unofficial results showed that Tenaciouswasthewinner. By m idday today , ra ce of· ficia ls in London reported these other American entries we re re· por ted sighted and s afe : Al· tan a :--r1"01T1 h~ u. S. -Nava I Academy with 14 men a board; Imp, owned and skippe red by David Allen of Belvedere, Calif., .fin is hed the r ace , a nd Ar ies, o wn e d and sailed b y Mike Swe rdJow of New York, sighted and still racing. Jn Providen ce, R.I .. U.S. yachting officials rePOrt~ .the s tat us o r th e r e maini ng Am eric'an boats: Boomerang, owned by George Comantaros from the New York Yacht Club, f inished the race, T oscana. owned by E. Swenson of New Yo rk. futished the race today: Carina. sailed by Richard Nye or Greenwich. Conn . finished the r ace today . Andi a mo Robin, owned by J . Harding, Buffalo, N. Y . which dropped out of the race safely. and Acadia, skip· pered by Burt Keenan of New Orleans. which finished safely. The 605·mile race started Saturdav Crom the lsle or Wight. o f( the south coast of England The yachts sailed to the Fastnct Roc k at the southern tip or Congressman Dan Lungren. R·Long-Beach , told committee mem bers he would push for the sturiy. He said the study would take three years and would cos t $470 ,000 -frefand and bac~ to Plymouth. Youth Held On Bal Island Burglary Rap A 17-ycar·old boy who ran away from his La Canada home three weeks ago was arrested Tuesday in connection with a s tring of burglaries on Balboa Island. Police believe the youth 1s r esponsible for at least five break-ins on the island. Detec· tive Charles Beswick s aid the boy may be linked to a totaJ of 18 recent burglaries. Beswick has been investigal· ing break-ins in which the thief sneaks into the back of an island hom e wrule occupants are in the front yard, la king a purse or money. He said the youth was arrest· ed afler he was SPOlled inside a home and Oed. The occupants called police and a patrolman stopped the teenager because pe matched the suspect's descnp-lion. Furniture Stolen A Newport Crest resident told police thieves took his dining room table and chairs Tuesday. The furniture was among iterm valued at $4,500 stolen from the ho m e of J ohn Simpson of 14 Summerwtnd Court while he was out .. DAILY PILOT '"'°'-~°"''' "'""··""*"-<" ....... ........ ,,,.~ ...... ··-·-'"'"°°' ... CH•l-1"""'9~• ...... •leodlt'-.,• pul>li\f'ttd Mc>ftd•• tl'trovqh ~r•"• fot C0\1• M•'llill"'O Olont "•1 JJll w .. 180$1.-,C-1.1~.C•llt-•ti.. ~H ..... Pfo\Hleft1 ef0d l'IAlfl- ~·•·c-trf Vl(t P<o\\Otftl _C..-.. ,__ ~ll-f.tlllor r-.. ........... .-.~ ....... ... CIWt'IR" '-_,, ..... ... ,.,., .... -.... , ... ''"-" Devon. Many of the 40· to 70 foot boa~ had rounded the rock and were bound for Plymouth on the last leg of the race when the s torm roared oot of the Irish Sea, send· ing 60-foot waves crashing into the boats, snapping masts and O\ ertumin~ the· craft 'The a rr "3 Vt!S wt r c thick ~1th dts trt!bS calls." suid an or frl't·r al the Hoy<t l Naval Air Sta· lton at Culdrosc:. Cornwall R oyal :\a"y h t'l1 copleri., lifeboats, tugs and wa r s hips f)UUed at least 125 sailors to safe· ty and recovered 10 bodies Tues· day The s ~arch cr>n tinued through the night but was ham· pcrcd by bad weather The weather was improving today ·'There were dozens of emptl yachts Just drifting about ," said British heli copter crewman Alf Topp er. "It was bpooky - millions of pounds worth of !>hip· ping and from what we could !tee nobody on board." Swaying masts and tangled 1 igging hampered pilots and winch oper ators trying to lower r esc ue ca bles, a n d som e cre wmen had to jump Into the sea to be picked up. "lt was not so much the wind that finished the Cama rgue, It was the seas," said ber Brillltl owner Arthur Moss. "The waves were enormous. ·'The boat turned turtle a cou· pie of times and then righted itself again, I think by sheer wave POWer. We were all wear· ing s afety harness. When we went under all I remem ber Is t ryiJ\g to bold my breath.'' The Fastnet Race Is the final event in the five-race Admiral's Cup serles , held ever y two years. Nineteen nations entered tbree·boal teams for the Cup but the Fastnet classic also was open to other competltors. The first yacht to finish was Condor, owned by Briton Bob Bell who lives in Bermuda. HJs yacht got home in 71 hours, 25 minutes, 23 aecondt , elmost eight houn fu ter than the pre· vioua bat time set by Turner in 1971. ,,...P ... AJ OIL SUCK •• P adre and Muatan1 lllanda, both thin tplta ol land with 1e>me rlch tourist areas and doaeu ol mlla ol delola&e n1t.1onal pan, p r otect ba11 that harbor numerou1 rare 1peclH of wtldlifet 1ucb u tbe world'• ODlJ flock er wbooptu er...... and provide breecllal 1rouc11 for 1brlmp end otber marine aalmell. RoblnlOll Hid wi thout tbe lalancll "we'd be lD Y_, bll trouble rtlbt now." 1'La1una Madre la a ""'' ver y H D1lth1 area. Samsoe Defender Resigns B y JE&&Y CLAUSEN Of ... Oilll• -\y H Attornf'y J o hn 81rnett of N(•Wj>ort Bu ch hH been IP· po1oled to represent Rodney June1 Alcala . 35, charfed with tb«' kidnap murde r o Robin ('hnstine Samsoe. 12. of l:funl· 1ngton Hcuch W eil O r 1&nt e Co unty M uniclpal Court Judge Ragou ~ngebret.sen made the appoint· m e •lt Tuesd ay fo llo w in g withdrawal of the County Public Defender's Office from Alea.la's defen11e Police Set BigA~iion More Lban 76 blcyclH, a loa, wiU. ~lev1tlon seta. at.alned l lUI, Jewelry acid 1tereo1 will be amoa c ltema auctioned S11turday by the Ne wport Beach Police Department. T he auction will be heJd at 9 •.m. in the rear park· lna lot Of the police facility at 870 Santa Bar bara Drive. Tbe aurtloned Items ate unclaimed property con · f is ca t e d by p o l ic e . Proceeds from t he auction go to the city 's general fund. i;o,...pa~AI fh,er lofat Ilse Toro rt Battle Looms By DELORES BllOOkS IRWlN Of -0.1ly ,., ... ,I.Mt South Or a nge County res1 · dent.II vowed Tuesday night to n1ht any attempt to convert El Toro Marine Corps Air Station to joint civiUan·miUtary use. "( can live *ilh the Merlnes. They were here first . But I won't live with commercial planes." one Laguna HJlls resident sa1d posal was directed at what area residents said they fear will be the impact or joint use. They said the potentlaJ for added air pollution, traffic con· gestion a nd no ise pollution would dfarupt residential areas and cause prope rty values to tumble . T he committee that heard those warnjngs will eventu.ally mak e a recommenditlion for a irport site selection to SCAG's executive committee. Deputy J>ubltc Defender Chns TRIAL Strople said he was forced to • • • pull out because of possible con· nlct of interest. His words were spoken in Mis· sion Viejo at a hearing held by a Southern CaJlfornia Association of Gov~rnments <SCAG) airport st udy committee. The committee has selected live prospective airport sites in the Southern California area for s tudy and possible selection for development of a facility needed to relieve congestion at local airports SCAG is an association of local governme nts in s ix Southern California counties. As such; It serves as a regional planning body and a clearing house for federal and staw grants. Barnett. whose office is in Tustin, is scheduled t~ advise the court Friday regarding when he will be ready lo represent Alcala in a preliminary hearing at the West County Court. County Distr ict Attorney's prosecutors told Strople they taave informatjon rrom several Orange County J a il prisoners who cla im Alcala has admit· ted involve m en t in Ro bin 's de ath. At least one ot the prisoneFS Is being defen<\ed by the public de· fender's office, Strople said. If that prisoner ls called to testiry against Alcala , the public defender's office would have to d e stroy h i s own c lient 's credibility. Strople said. . "These 'jallhouse confessions a r e freq uent." Strople sai~. "particuJarly when someone 1s Conseqdently. the woman's stlnt on the witness stand Tues· day was the third opportunJty s he had to elabora te on the al· legations against the accused man. T his time a round, defe nse lawyer Giles walked m or e gingerly as he cross-e~am1n4:<1 the chief witness against bis client , the victim. However . the confrontation was frequently inte rrupted by Cites' objecllons to her elabora · -rton of 1lf\Swers to quest~ he. asked. And it was when b1s coofronta· lion with the witness drew her hea t ed reSPOnses that Judge McMillan threatened to "dump" t he cas e unless Ms . Ha rdin fo llowed court ruJes when t.esU· l ying. Among the possibilities unde_r study, is the conversion of El Toro from strict milita ry use lo joint civilian-militar y use. But that will nev er ha ppen Ir the 100 or so south county resi· den ts who atte nde d Tuesday night's meeting ha ve their way ··How many times does thn. CSaddleback) valley hav~ to or gann:e-to-oppose joint use?" one resident asked as be ren ected on long-standing locaJ opposition t.o the El Toro alternative. However. r eaistence to the propos al wasn't limited to1Sad· dleback Valley residents Body of Mesa Man Found in El Toro Ravine T he body of a Costa Mesa man who apparently was killed lat~ Saturday-night wh:en his ·pickup truck tumbled off the roadway and he was pinned inside was discovered Tuesday in the El To r o a re a· b y a h i g h w a y patrolman. . thought to be a child molester 0..--ke •-Face and the case is newsworthy. fJf.l.li Ml ··These guys Cwho say a def en· Protests we r e he a rd Crom lrvine. Laguna Beach. Laguna Hills. El Toro and Mission VieJo residents d uring the t wo·hour bearing: When homeowners from tho!>t' ar eas '4eren't lambasting the Jtllnt use proposal they were <'ut tmg loose on County Superva!>Or Edison Miller Id entified by a Californ1a ll1ghway Patrol spokesman as thtt v1ct1 m was David Meza, :l2, of Costa M e~a. The spokc.-sman said Meza':, hod v was round trapped in the t ruc:k '4 ha ch had come to rest al the ba~e of a 20-foot embank· ment and v.as hidden from view of motonsu. a.5 they dro\•e on El Torn Road near Cook's Comer dant has admitted guilt> think Ga 0 their statements a re tickets to y p1nonent freedom. that it'll make them a r hero." Strople added, "These clowns hea rd or read a ll this s tuH thro ugh the media. All the~ did was pie<:e together confessions, which is easy to do. These were done in a third-rate, amateuris h Cashion." Strople said, "My personal feeling 1s that I'm being forced off this case by t he district .at· torney. He 's forced a contin· uance and he knows exactly wfla t he is doing. "He's using evidence border· ing on pe rjury . Ther e's not much l can do about 1t, but l'm not happy" The deputy defender charged t h at the d istr ict atto rney shouldn't n~d "jailhouse con· fessions" if he has a strong case lie claimed the prosecution rs buying t1ml' rn hopes of securing evidence not in hand . Youn g Robin disappeared from lluntin,::ton Reach June 20. lier skeletal remains were found July 2 near Sierra Madre Robin and a gi rlfriend were approached on a beach the dny s he vanished by a man who asked to take their photos. Alcala. a part·time Monterey Park photographer with a police record, was arrested July 24 and is being held in Oran1e County Jllil without bail. Frow1PageAI SAFE ... m g yachts. Unllke the Ensenada race. the Fastnel is not s ubJecl to the same strict safety in.ll pections. Boats without radios are allowed in th e race. The RORC said the race WH• started last Saturday in licbt to moderate weather conditions but there was a weather rorecut • of increasing winds near the Fas tnet rock off the coast ol Ireland. But there was no indJca· tion of the Intensity of the storm. The death toll or more than a. doien people is unprecedented In offs hore yacht rac ing . Two persons were kllle d in. th~s yea r 's Southern Ocean Circ1ut nff F lorida . There was a fatality lo Lo& Angeles Yacht Club'• Whitney Ser ies two ye.rs ago when a crewman was hH by a swtngln~ boom in heavy weathe r off Catalina Ia land. Don Vaughn, a Newport Beach yachtlman who baa s.iled In m ajor ottabore r•ces au over lbe world. said the lh1nl that malt• the Futnet '° treacherou1 when the weather blow• up is the aha llow coadiUon1 off tbe Irish coaat wbich tend to create laho rt, "1q uare" aeaa which takes ill toll of men and equip. m ent. And t.be cold water ln that part ol the world, even ln the a u m m e r , c an b e fa t a l to crewll)en who are In the water for au lenltb of time. Atom Bomb Told NIW DELHI, i.dla (AP> - Prl1Pe lltaiater Cha ran 8'nlb char~ tod•J that Patt.tan la bull tn atomic bomb. He aaid ii t ~--. bla IOYerD· ment wW have to NtOUkler tbe ple cl1• by bl• predece11or Morarjt Deeal that lnclla would neltbu make aor POllHI auclaar ...,,.,... LOS ANGELES CAP J Ari avowro homosexuul, calling the ap p o int men t o r Yvonne Brathwaite Burke to the count>' Board of Supervisors a po1Jt1cal payoff. has announced he -.ill oppose Mrs. Burke in the 1980 e lection. J Ray Gallagher. 52. railed him~elf ''gay and single" but :su1 d Monday that would n't hurt his election c hances becaust> "people in this district belH~\e an 1nd1vidual nghts" Gallagher, a Democrat l1kt• Mrs Burke. said her a ppoint· m e nt J une 14 by 'Gov Edmund G Brown Jr. was made to serve Brown's "Interests 1n advancing his own presidential ambitions and to pay off political debts " The newly appointed 3rd 01., tr ict supervLsor has been qucitt·d as favoring the JOtnt use pro posal But a Maller aide denied that hai. bo!>S flatly support~ Joint U'.'>t: and said Miller has bt:en quotN1 out or context .. Behe\·e me. Edison .M 1lln •' open minded on the 1!tsue. ·· h1· ardr. Chru. L1Jumak1.'> . .,aid "It's Ed·, f<·t.>lmj! lhJt 11f 111, fn t' prupo.,Jli:i El Toro '' th•· -must l'IWlable It's lht! m!ht C'u11 duC"rH' to takf.'off., and lund tngl> ... Loum<ikas added Loumakas empha!t1zed that .M a lier has not yet m adt• a com m1tment to ~upport 1:tn) of th1· pros pective airport slte!t M 1llers role aside. most or th•· Crlll<'ISrn nf the JOlnt U-.(' JJrll ~~~~~~~~~- Thl· d1s1.·ovcry was made lit about 7 a m by ;, patrolman v. ho -.J~ dnOth1·r auto careen off thl' roadv. d)' nt-ar "'here Meza·:. truck v.~ found. \1•<'1 dent rnves tigat()rs th••11111<-d th.11 ~1£'7.CI was killt·d l<1t •• S;1t urr1:" nrght when the• t r11d< h1· ",,., tlrn tn~ rC1n off th•• n1,11J\' .1.\ ;ind p1tehcd down tht! t'TTI O,Jtll. rll<'OI Tht drJ\t'r o( the l1~ht-.c1gtit J ul11 that plu 11J?ed down the -.<imt• ro::id:.1de embankment Tu"'-.11.1\ mo rning was only ... lt~htl~ in1uri·lf in the mishap that led to the d1srovtry of Mer .i 's body , the C H P '"P<>ke::.m3n '\au! 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They bad given the San Clemente businessman $3,000 in marked bills to auertedly pay her off. She was arrested when she left the bar wtth the alleged marked cash. Officers refused to divulge the identity of lbe San Clemente businessman. They said they didn't want to accomplis h what lbe suspect allegedly attempted to do io exposing the man. The c ase developed several weeks ago. police said, when the businessman assertedly re· Iv a c ID M!Ss Bramlette who wanted to purchase a gift for her San Clemente parents. The victim agreed to talk to her while he was in San Diego for another meeting. Police said be told tbe woman he did not do business in San Diego but she al- legedly insisted that she wanted to purchase the g.ift through a San Clemente firm. Police declined to identify tbe gift, claiming it would lead to the identity of the victim. Alt.er the lirst San Diego meet-ing, police said, Miss Bramlette a llegedly called the victim again to say she had deposited money for the gilt in the bank. On the second trip to San Diego, where the young woman was attending school, police said the victim met her in a motel room. After that trip ,-Mi ss Bramlette alJegedly began mak- ing demands for rent money and then increased the requests to Sl.000 and $3,000 when initial at- tempts failed,_ When the man approached police about the demands, in· vestigators told him to arrange a San Clemente meeting with the woman and gave him marked billa to present to her. Police said Miss Bramlette may have been involved with other local residents. The mat- ter is still unde r investi~atioo. Miss Bramlette is t>eing held in Orange County Jail on $10,000 bail ·UJuntyMan : Sentenced in . . i Pal's Death VISALIA <AP> -A Santa Ana : man has been sentenced to 15 years to life in prison ror ' • second-degree murder 10 the : shoottng death of a companion during a gun battle with police. Ruben Louis Gutierrez. 24, who had pleade d g uilty to · second-degree murder , w as sen- tenced Monday by Tulare Coun- . ty Superior Court Judge David . Allen. A co-defendant, Mary Louise · Pipes. 19. of Fresno, was sen- tenced Jast week to two years in the California Youth Authority ·on a voluntary manslaughter conviction. They were convicted in the d eath ol Xavier Cruz, 17, of Santa • Ana, who was killed by Tulare · police during a chase Feb. 26. : Gutierrez and Mias Pipes ! originally we re charged with , first-degree murder under a ! state law that allows homicide to j be charged lf a partner ls killed : during the commission of a •crime. : The three were stopped for l speeding. but police said the : driver jumped out, pulled a gun ~and took Officer Bob BranUey's : service revolver. o.o, ............ .., •k ............. Dae Agoa11 ol Defeat Rueselle Gilbert of San Clemente takes careful aim -a nd grimaces at the results -during a round of horseshoe pitching at Huntington Beach's Lake Park. Pajamas Evidence Claimed Contrived RALEIGH. N.C. <A.Pl. -A de- fense witness said today an ex- periment the government made on a key piece of evidence in the triple murder case against Dr J effrey MacDonald was "im- possible, conceptually invalid and contrived." John Thornton. a UC Berkeley forensic scientist, said he found i rreconcilable di ffe re nces between two different FBI ex- aminations of hoJes in the blue pajama top MacDonald s ays he was wearing when attacked. T hornton said the dis agree· ment made conclusions about the direction of puncture wounds in the top invalid. Prosecutors have attempted to s how that holes in the pajama top matched wounds suffered b y Mac · Donald's wife. Prosecution witnesses Paul Stombaugh and Shirley Green of the FBI laboratory made the ex- aminations. However . Stom- baugh said in his testimony that handling of the top made it dif· ficult to determine with certain· ty the direction of the punctures. Ms . Green's account or the direction of the punctures differs from Stombaugb's assessment. On Tuesday. prosecutors added a touch or theatrics with their own experiment on the pa- jama top question. MacDonald, 35, of Huntington Harbour, is cbarg~ with klllinr his pregnant wife Colette, 26, and daughters Kimberly, ~. and Kristen, 2. while he was a Green Beret doctor stationed at Fort Bragg in 1970. Tuesday, he testifi ed the top could have been moving when icepick holes in it were made. A prosecution witness has said the even. circular holes in the top mean it wasn't moving when the holes were made, supporting the government's contention tbal MacDonald stabbed bis wife through the top while she was ly- ing unconscious or dead. MacDonald says he fended off the intruders' attack while the top was looped over his arms and later put it over his wi.Ce to keep ber warm. "ls it your opinion that the pa· jama top couJd have been used that way to fend off the attack and s till not s us tain l orn a r e as?·· prosecuto r Brian Murtagh asked Thornton. Murtagh then took off his jacket and put hls a rms through the arms of another paJama top, leaving the body of the top in between his arms. The position resembled a sweater pulled off over a person's bead. I of 13 Guilty ELK GROVE CAP> -A jury of 10 men and two women found one of the eo-ulled Rancho Seeo 13 guilty ol trespassing and re- sisting arrest during a protest against the nuclear power plant last March. • • • • • , Oil Slick Breaking Up • ' ~ Sun Dil•olt7ing Ma.•; May Not Hit Beaches ' A 32-mile-long oil 1Uck, J 1tretcblnf from seven miles , toutb of Huntlqt.on Beach to "Oceamkle, la bNakina up and f probably won't bit local , beacbel, U.S. Coat Guard fA. s fteiala ..... todey. 1 ObMI ,_.. ftJina °""the bqe , t:nwD 1pot um IDCll'DlDI aa1ct tbe i .Uclr WM betnl brollea up b;v ....... s ,..., Mid tbe .... .., oil ... i .... ._ .. .u.oau. ;eout m Ill • 1ardl ftle ID , ........ ~ \ Coui Guard spokesman Garth Groff said the slick bad a.lao been broken up and partially dlttolved by tbe IWl. • 'Tbe sun la apparently ev•poratlni tbe .-orat part ol tll• 1Uek," be rePorted. "It aatcbt •that bJ Coellbt tbere won't be 111.JtbiN left ol tt." Tbe 11lek ii . beUeved to be ea&lM ftl9I from • lb.lp bec:a-..e of ita color and proxlmity to aortla·IOUtb ••• laae1 ha the area,beuid. ff• caeekww' .. however, tbat an oU slick tbat washed u,p on Santa Konica beaches lut week waa alto thought to be from a ship but lalel' was determined to have ortalnated from natural seepaae. A aeeand oU slick that •ubed into Hmatlqton Harbour Tuel· d1y mondq baa been eleaaed up, he Mid. Dle1el oil from a bar1e In Anabelm Bay entfred Hunt-inatoa Harbour around 10 a.m. but wat mapped up before it b.lt beacbll. ·-, ~y. Auguet 15. 1979 , ' DAILY PILOT A3 Husband Alleges Kidnap Legislative Aide Beaten to Death SACRAMENTO <AP ) -A legislative secretary was found beaten Lo death in her suburban home after her husband report· ed to Oceanside police that he had been forced to drive to northern San Diego County by two kidnappers, authorities said. The victim was identified to- day as LaVaugh.n Miskimen, 48. Since December she had worked in the offic~ of Assemblyman . William Ive rs, R -Flintridge. Before that she worked for As- sembly man Jim Ellis, R·San· Diego. Her husband. Paul Miskimen, 49, told Oceanside police his wife was alive when be was kid- napped from the-house in Carmichael , northeast or Sacramento. at about 2 a.m. Monday by two young men with mustaches. Oceanside Police Sgt. Terry Stephens said Miskimen report- ed the kidnappers robbed him of $40 and ordered him out of the car in San Marcos. 14 miles east ans1de where they had another car. He told pohce in the transfer of cars, he got back into his own car and sped away. with the lud· nappers in pursuit. He said he lost them in the chase Oceanside police phoned Mis- k 1 men· s home but got no answer. They then c;.lled Mrs. M iskimen 's mother , Dorothy Kingsley or Sacramento, and notified the Sacra mento shenff's office. Mrs. Miskimen's body was found in her disheveled bed by Mrs . Kings ley's s on, Lee Kingsley, an off-duty deputy s heriff who lives near the Mis- k i mens. Othe r deputies dis- patched by the sheriff's office arMved soon after. The coroner's office said the cause of death would be de- termined by an autopsy. Ted D'Amico, executive vice eres~dent of the engineering and Anti-gay Names May -Be Forged TQ Call Y_oJ,e SAN DIEGO <AP > -"Two or three petition gatherers" in San Diego may ha ve f orged thousands or signatures to Sen. John V. Briggs' anti-homosexual initiative last year , says the d is· tricl attorney's office. But Deputy District Attorney James Hamilton said Tuesday that the suspects left town and the in vestigation has been closed. · The phony signatures included an estimated 3,500 on petitions circulated in San Diego for an mitiative to prevent homosex- uals from teaching in California schools. a measure that went down to defeat at the polls. Several hund red forged signatures were found on peti- tions aimed at stiffening the death penalty. a measure which was approved last November The in itiatives would have qualified for the ballot even without the forgeries. Briggs. R· Fullerton. sponsored them both but wasn't a target of the in· vestigaUon. Hamilton said. architectural firm where Mi.s- kimen works. said Miskimen is "a good employee," but h"ad re- cently been s uffering head pains, was under a d<><:tor's care and bad missed two weeks' wort in the lut month. Bruce Adell. a neighbor of the Miskimens, described the m as a quiet, church-going couple with two married children. Saving Self Li/ eguard Escapes Fu11Ws A Huntington Beach lifeguard was credited this mom. mg wilh rescuing himself .Gl!A.RD DAVID Seibt opened the door~to the city's mam lifeguard tower midway down the Huntington Beach pier at 6 a.m He was confronted by smoke and some noxious fumes, he said. "I got a couple or good gulps and started feeltng very weird." he related. "I called the fire department and got on oxygen <kept at the lifeguard tower> In about a half hour J was feeling fine " of which was bubbltng over -apparently as the result of an overnight overcharge. Seibt said. The batteries po we r the tower 's pubhc addre!">s system. Theft Attempt 3 Held in Slaying Of Station Owrwr A 47-year-old gas station owner who was convtcted earlier Uus year during the gas cns is of sell· mg gas illegally by appointment was shot to death Tuesday after· noon as ~ tned to prevent a molonst from stealing a tank or gas from tus Garden Grove Tex- aco station. West.aunster police 1dentuied the victim as George Bice. who died of a gunshot wound to the head after tbe 4 SO p.m . shoot- mg One adult. Lt.-e M Braz.ell, 22. and lwo JUVendes. a maJe and fem ale, were taken into custody by Huntington Beach pouce 35 m inotes after Bice was shot Brazell and a 17 -year·old girl were arrested al a house at 617 Acacia Sl. m Hunungton Beach Police said officer s s ur rounded the house and ordert'd the pair to surrender . The t.h.ird suspect, a 17-year- old youth. was arrested near the corner of Garfield A venue and Holly Street. Police said he had stopped to ask directions to a car wash. Pol.lee said the back of the pickup truck he was driving was covered v.,tb blood. A shotgun was dJ.scovered ID the back Of the truck. offi cers said. According to pohce reports, the suspects alle~edly attempted to drive a way from Bi ce ·~ ser vice station at Knott A venue and Lampson Street after filling a pickup truck v.1th ga~ and without pay ing fo r their purchase. Witnesses to ld police Bice jumped into the bed of the truck as 1t sped out or the statton toward Westmins ter The dn\.'er of I.he truck reportedly pulled in- to a vac ant lot at Western Avenue a nd Garden Grove Boulevard. One or the occupants or the truck then pulled out a shotgun and shot Bice. police said. Bice was convicted July 24 by a W es t Orange Co unt y ~unir1pal Court jury of two mis - demeanor counts of violating the state ·s odd-even gasoline dis- tribution plan by requiring customers to pay a S3 reserva - tion fee lD f1U up with ga!>oltne al the appointed lame , thereby avoiding a wait in line. F ow-Marines May Decline To Testify SAN DIEGO <APl -Four Marme sergeants accused or abusmg recruits may decline to tell their story at a pretrial hear- ing after the last of L20 young Mannes take the stand. A s pokesman at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot said the drill instructors could testify "but we don 't e.,xpect them w .'' Lo the last three weeks. all bul three or the 120 r ec r u1 b testified. The hearing was SU!>· pended Sunday night and re - s umes Thursday with their testimony before Capt. Kathryn P. Cooney, who will then recom- mend whether to court-martial lhe sergeants. ~!t.r.~~·~111:.:11<11~-~ Gem Talk Make a rare moment last a lifetime with a rare gift. .. 811 J C llUMP/lRIE:S Cm1fltd Cemologut. ~GS THE GREATEST MIRROR •.. IS THE DIAMOND What makes lbe diamond the most valuable of gemstones ... the IDO$l e nduring s ubs tance known ? Basically. it is the ract that the diamond is the most perfect mirror of light. When properly cut and polished. it captures white light and reflects it back through the entire spectrum or visible color. Thia ia it.a unique brilliance. To give lt lta fullest potential, diamond cutten study each gem, carefully plan.ning bow it wlll be c ut. Their work is a combination of art, science and craftamanablp. Marcel Tolkowlky, a Bel1ian physicist who 1ot involved In the diamond bualneaa early in lb.ls century, waa tbe fl rat lo apply 1cience to gem cuttin1. His t.reaUM on the subject, published in lilt, ii still a major lofluence . His knowledge of optlca, and bit calculations on tbe effeet of the diamond's refraction of Utbt led to the "ldeal" cutlin1 metbod sUU employed today. The diamond solitaire. One smgk! diamond SCt simply .Hld ek!Qdntly To sparkle on 1ts own Ot ldstmg vdlue. because not wo diamonds drt! ahke Com\! 1n to see our ~dutiful ~leetton of chamonel solitaire .iewelry. And you II know why 11 !>the gift that ma~ a rare and wonderful moment lc1st a hfet1m~ J. C,_J.J_,,J.,;.6 J.-1.,.6 r;::;;.. MfM8£11 AMUICAN GfM SOCIETY /&\ ~ 1823 NEWPORT Ek.VO COSTA MESA 1~ ~ • CONVlNIENT TER~'-~ ~OW.. 32 YEARS IN THE SAME l~TIOH l'MONE ~ \, Wectneedey. Auguet 1a. ,,.,. NATION I WOR.LD · ~ 154 Reported Dead \ Just · .. Coa ting " . ........ ~ Tom~~\;r Russian Pla:Des Collide Ma.rplai•~ Keeping It Clean ZAPPED BY Tlllt DNGD Dlt". -Clearly, It ap pears these d•Yli that Aoahelm, our nei&bbo.nna l~lud rnetropoUa. ll becomin1 lbe pubUcl1ta' cap1ta1 of the world.- MOSCOW (Al'> Two ~vlcl htlllnera collided 011 •r lhc Ukraln " S•lurd•Y lulhng llll P••Hntert and ercsw -possibly u maQ)' u JM people -accord lbl to new1 rtporta, 1111d an forau1d 10ur~es aald a. Soviet aocc r team aboaro one of th.: planet was wiped out "The f Hstnaera .-n<t cr ew were ki l ed," lh~ Tuhkent new1papel' Pravda V01toka 1a1d In a brt.t •~m•t. It did not ctve a euuatty naun. but lb• plaMI may bave Men carry. ln1 •• many Al lM J*>Ple. The plane1, botb twln'ftllDe Ae rotlot Tu-I.IC jeta, collided and era.bed at about 2 p.m . near the U krainian city of Dneprodzenblntk, • HCreta.ry of the chief of Soviet Byeloru11ia '1 Department of Civil Aviation in Miulc H1d . TBE 8PO&l!SWOMAN, reached b y telephone from Moscow, conflnned that one or tbe alrllnen bad .been canying the Pakht.akor aoccer team from Tubkent, capital ot Uzbekistan in Soviet Central Asia. OTRE& 80t1SCB8 aald the te am was on its way to MJnak to play a 1oecer game. and that all m e mbers aboard bad been killed. AccordiDC to one uneoaflrmed report, 17 memben of the team were aboard. 'hw people that rllD .Anaheim must bave a drum beaa.r ae ev~rr lllftt c:omtr Not only did &.bey ate.al the ftama prolt11M>nal football team away from Loll ADl~f'll but they've tot the .Ancets baaebllll dub pumped up u a reaJ contender They've tot 10 m1Dy CG9VeDlklm eo'na up there )'OU can't separate the participanli One nunute It •a a &•lhenn1 ot lhe Phunbers Pro&ectl'fe U,a1ue •nd the out moment 1omebody'1> puahla& o&d·Ume rell.&1on Young Berated Sbe pve no specific cuualty fi1ures and declined to aay what official• tbink miebt have caused the crash. Tbe Tu·134 normally carries a maximum of about 7 2 puaeqers and five crew mem- bers. It ii used by Aeroflot, tbe Soviet airline, on many domestic runs. The Tuhkent newspaper tn· nouncement tame ln tbe form of condolences from the Uzbek government and Communist Party. "An aircraft Oylng from Taabkent to llinlk suffered an aviatim catastrophe,•• it said, without mentioning tbe aecood aircraft. SQUEEZED lllETWEEN ALL thu., Anaheim even found recent time to pJay host to the RinAtllna Brothers and liarnum & Balley Circus For PLO Meet Local radio in Minsk a1ao re- ported I y told or the crash without giving a cuualty ftp.re. Newell Carpet-cteanmg Device £~ bJ1 Aftaheim O/llclol& Amid it all, the Anaheim publicity-thumpers also somehow found time to issue a press release partially divulging the secret of their success. Jt's keeping the carpel clean. That's right. 1 The Anaheim Convention Cent.er, you see, is a classy JOint wherein the floors are covered witb nearly 200,000 :.qua re feet of' carpeting. And these carpets get pounded by nearly three miJJion feet of visitors every year . That's a lot of scuffing. ANAJIEDI P UBLICISTS, however. not.ed thal they came up with an answer to all the carpet dirt with the re- cent purchase of a $7,000 unit known as the Zinger Carpet Cleaner. You might be suspect of any device named Zinger, but the Anaheim people say the machine is a wonder. using high water pressure to flush carpel mess. eradicate cotton candy_ .s.mears and wipe out shampoo buildup. Tbe recent appeara nce or the circus. bowevu, rrearly dad in the Zinger carpet cleaner, according to an Anaheim press release The carpet got so grimy. the publicists allege, lhat they had to enlist the aid of the circus wild animal trainer to clean it. He produced two baby elephants, who filled their trunks 'Wlth water and aided in spraying the carpets clean AH. YES. YOU beUeve that one and you'll also believe that they're moving the Golden Gate Bridge to Anaheim next month. But what happened to the marvelous Zinger Carpet Cleaner? Frtd Parson, convention center maintenance chief, explained the maUunction: .. We got a bunch of peanuts stuck in our Zinger," he alleged. Well, at least elephants know how to handle peanuts. You are left wondering what those Anaheim people will think ofoexl. Strong Quake Hits Maui in Hawaii HONOLULU (AP) -A strong earthquake centered deep under Haleakala Volcano on the island of Maui shook residents awaJte early Tuesday, but resulted in no reports o' damage. WASHINGTON <AP) U.N Ambassador Andrew Youn ~ new here today. for a habtlly ar um&ed m~ting with Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance, who h as rebuked him for an un a uthorized meetin g with a Palestine Liberatton Orgaruia- ... tion official. Young went lo Vance's sev enth-floor office at the State Department. T~ere was no im mediate word on whether the Voters Set ' Tax Lllnit OMAHA. Neb. <A P ) Voten> in Omaha and Nebraska City have decided to lun1t school money raised throu1ith property taxes to the amount of money c-0Uected last year. In the Omaha School District. the state's targest school sys tem with 50.000 students. fmal n · turns from Tues day's voting showed that 36.422 residents. or 60 percent. voted for the pro posal while 24.:.'0t. or .\0 percent voted &gams t 1l. AND IN NEBRASKA Caty • .1 co mmunit y of 7 ,;,uu 111 males south of Omab:i, vo1r-r-, a pproved a :.1m1Jar µr opo!><tl 1,328 to 1,000 The Otcw Count\ Taxpayers AS'iO<'rnlion admitu•il that the idea for a school lam1t11 lion came from the uproar over school spendjng 1n Omaha · · 1 am disappointed m the "ut com e," Omaha Superintendent Owe n Knutzen said f0Uow1ng word that the lid had passed He srud the 12 m ember ~chll'>I board will meet today to lnm al least S4 million from J S:JJ :J mjlJion budget he 1>ri>po1>1·tl before the election. ABOUT to PERCENT <Jf th1· Omaha school dJstrict's income· comes from property Laxes. with the rest coming from federal and state ajd and other sources lo the 1.978-79 school year, th1• district collected $55.8 million from property taxes. Ed Jaksba, chairman of the Committee lo Control School Taxes lo Omaha, was happy with the results, saying. "It'~ a complete vindication of the tax payers about ever-inc r easing taxes." 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I 1 11 I 1 ti 1 ' 11 J 4 If T~ ........ fll'f1I .,...... Ille nel'911 et J e,lft, 1!0 1 rlllllf trOl'I at lfl W••· Swell ,...,., ... l\elglll 111 '"' ...... MIM. to• 111 atey Welt,,,., 111\A-ltnum he<thl 111 tHI. OttKllon c •• , ..... Mll.11 DI• 2 'w t SW controversial ambusador alao would meet with Prealdeot Carter. WHILE DEFENDING b1.t ac· hon, Young concedes be did not exacUy tell the truth about bis meeting last month with a PLO representative. But be also s_,s he ;.acted in the best interest of the United States. ··I acted as an lnteWgent am- bass~dor dealing with a difflcull s ituation... Young said in New York Tuesday. The session wu in apparent f longalandlnt U .s. policy to steer c e t 1ve discussioos with the PLO until it aceepta hrael's right to uist. BASED ON Young's Clnt and evidenUy misleading ac~unt, the State Depart.meot on Mon- day dismissed his July 23 meet- ing with Zebdi Labib Tem. the PLO observer at the United Na· taons, as involving only "social amenities." Young bad brought his 6-yea.r- . old son, Andrew Jr., to lbe home of Abdala Yaccoub Gishara. the Kuwaiti ambassador. and when Terii appeared, the U.S. envoy ll'ft as quickly as he could, spokesman Thomas Reslon had told reparters. On Tuesday, an embarrassed Reston distributed a statement !-iayjng Young and Terzi had dis· cussed the question or postpan· mg a Security Council vote on the Palestinian Issue. AT THE TIME of the meeting, Young and other U.S. orficials ~ere openly pressing for delay 11f a new pro-Palestinian resolu- tion to be offered by Kuwait 10 hopes of gaining lime for a 1·umpromise acceptable to the l'LO and Is rael. People lrusl newspapers Elly Lemlyn <left> of Holl:.md. whn cared for the gravt: of Ar t hur Do c t ors wh e n th e . s oldier was killed m ' World War JI . finally meet s D oc tor s ' mo tht·r L<·titia . in Tur:-,on a ft e r a co r - resp<>ndence of over 30 years In a recent Gallup poll of public confidence in 10 key i,fl- stitutions, newspapers ranked f ifth ahead of telev ision and the U.S. Supreme Court. The survey showed that 51 percent of the people say they have a great deal or "quite a lot" of confidence in newspapers. Only 38 percent say they have equal confidence in television. Since an earlier survey six years ago, newspapers sur- ged ahead 12 percent --a ga in more than·t iwce as great as the greatest Improvement of other institutions including or- ganized religion, banking, the military, public schools, CDnoress, labor and big business. Among young adults age 18 to 29, 57 percent indicated a high level of confidence in newspapers, but far fewer --38 percent -gave television a comparable vote of confidence, the Gallup pOll reported . Advertise in the medium people trust. Advertise in a newspaper • Along the Orange Coast, people rely on the DAILY PILOT • ! Me4W c.11 .., It Ill ... -.r flWC.ll "' ~ Mllell, ........... . He IMl!t dlllllH hi IM _.., ""'"' -lewlllttll C.llltr111e ... ,. ~ ter IN M iit _ .. .. ., .. ' SW i aw Llllle '--~~--------~------------~--~~--~--~~--------~~--~----------------------~ ~ CALIFORNIA WocJnosday. Augu::.t I ~. 19/9 DAILY PILOT AG Motorized Tra re F orbrdaen on on Ferree Beach 'Lawlessness' Battled SAN DIEGO (AP> Aclor Cliff RobertlOD baa woo a court balUe over a 10.Coot fence b buJJt Oft hla property An LaJolla. A ye ar a10. ftobertton wa giveo -.pproval by the San Oieao Coast Re&ional Commlsalon to put up a 72 peretnl op~n wood lattice waJl. Instead. he had a contractor buHd a solid wall, which was [ __ rrA_TE_) a td to vtolate envaronmental constderations. The st.ate commissioners bear- ing the appeal in San Diego on T uesday, In effect, said "no sub- stantial issue" was mvolved P fJC Ride Rapped LOS ANGELES (AP ) Scores or local, state and federal law enforcement agencies are asking the slate Public Utilities Com mission to reser ve its de- cision requiring users of unlisted phone numbers to be notlried wh en such agencies request in- form alion about the number. l CJa S 0 e · , which include the Coast Guard and Internal Revenue Servi~e. said Tuesday that notifying sub- sc rt bers within 30 days of an agency request for information has a n adverse e Hect on criminal investigations and can endanger the lives of police and me m bers of the police who are involved. PSA'~o~ilJw SAN DI~ (AP> fed up wit.b rowdy'lam and vandalism alon1 Su Dktao'• bualeat beach. city ,..,_.. and MIO' reaiden\I have moWliMd to combat w-hat Mayor Pete Willon term11 "ln tol•rable l1wleHnetl " "It'• damn near • battle around," 11a ld R•y Thomas. ~ ~·)'ta1"-old rno\~I clerk. "Tht- freab control th beach " TAKJNG llA•E Klep& a ~eek ll&O, City Cound l exercised lts police powers and closed off a flve·b&oek boulevard, forblddina motorbed traffic between 8 p.m. andla.m. The aetJon lrl11ered a fiood of aratltude from rHldenta and buatneu men 11001 Ocean Boule vard In trouble·plaeued commun1ty of Paclflc Beach. • · Pec>plt1 have been a trolling by with anlllea for once," said Ray Thom aa, 58, a clerk at a well· known pler motel. "They s h o uld close it forever," said Mike Aboukore, who said be often watcbed CDP Dead Salutfd beroln lddlcta "•boot up" out· 1lde hll lce cream parlor. "Things were cetling com· pletely out of band," aald Pete Din1sdale, 42, owner of a 10.unlt motel frontlo1 the popular beach area. Wllaon, who haa proudly pro- moted San Diego as ''America's Finest City" during bls elaht- year term, predict.a the tem- por ary 60-day closure will be re- newed and the trouble spot will eventually be converted into a mall. ··Residents m.lpt as well ba"Ve been living in back of a stockyard," s aid Wi lson, prom· I s ing an C'nd to the "hooUganismaodbell-rallling." ._Growtng violence and un· challenged drug abuse con- tributed to the closure, be said. ln recent weeks, police have be en averaging 60 arrests a night and often came under al· tack while responding, Wilson said. •'The street bas become the "in• place and the result was iust SD Judge Angered By Verdict SAN DIEGO <AP> -"If there ever was a first-degree murder case. this was it," said the judge, admonishing the jury and denouncing ··our bleeding-heart governor and Legislature. ·"To han4 d_own a verdict any different ~ban tba t. tbe Jury must not have been thinking at all." SuPE;n or Court Judge Rc.ss tf>ncing Dale D. Fischer to rune years for shooltng a 12-year-0ld bo} A FTER IDS tirade aginn.M le- 111ent laws, Tharp rejected de r~ns e plea~ ror a ··sentence lighter than the nine } ear max 1mum Fischer was convicted for the Sept 21 murder of Tommy Lawne. who was shot wh1Je SI\ tang on bis bic> cle at an 1n tersection plain intolerable lawhnaeia," he aald. "I have to admit I was shocked." The ban outlaws vehicles from uslne the 185 parJdne placN along the stretch . "It's been cettinl out of band for a couple weeks," sald Dtneadale, who sald he bad a glass-framed windbreak torn down and uaed for firewood. "THE DOPE traffic js un· be lievable, "there is a lot or screaming and hollering and vis- ito rs were being threatened. ·•we'd have tourists book for a week's stay and check out after one nJght. They couldn't stand the noise ... the blarrng i:.te r eos, th e cruis in g motorcyclists and fights. ••People here in San Diego are too frightened to come down here anymore. They don't like the scene, the harrassment. I can't bfame them. I don't take kindly to dudes coming into my place h.igb on angel dust and try- ing to beat on me. 1 beat back," s a id Dingsdale. a bearded Englishman. BEFORE THE concrete bar ricades went up, Thomas wor· ried that the area was on thl' verge of "becomin g a s kid row" because-of the innux of "der- eli c ts a nd undesira bles wh11 e movmg m. Because of the djsturbances. turnover a l a 76·un1l con dom1n1um was at an all-time high, according to Omar Nelson -... ho paid SJ00,000 for hb dwell ing .. It looks like at'!> under con trol F'or a while, the police wt:n: even reluctant to come down here.·· Nelson said. SAN DIEGO CA P ) -lo Superior Court judge has ruled that Pacific Southwest Airlines is financially responsible for damages growing out of the air disaster last September that killed 144 persons. California Highway P atrol Comm issioner Glen Craig salutes T uesday afte r placing wreath on fountain t ha t is a mem orial to 149 officers who ha ve given their lives while on duty. The ceremony wa!, part of a 50th annivers <!.D' observance at the cH·P -Ac-ademi:~Bryti."--· ·'The senten~ was too ea!>y .blJ.t...Ulat.'.s--~~---heart governor and legislature want it, and that"::. what we'll have until the people wake up ·· Dog-gone Canjil3ing VISALIA CAP> -Just afte r Tul are County Supervisors passed a res· o l u t ion pra is ing the Sheriff's Canine Corps , they approved an anti· barking ordinance T he ruling. handed down (l'ues- da y b~ J udge Jack R. Levitt, means t ha t j ury trials in lawsuits brought by the famiUes of lhe v1clims will only be to estabUsh the amount the airUnes must pay In each case. Judge Rules on YaCht FISCHER. 26, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in lhe fatal shoot.u:lg. The 1ury was deadlocked when two members held out for a manslaughter ronv1et1on Etectiofl Out Conlroversial Minister Must Sell Craft Fischer testified be was hold mg a rine out of a van window when it discharged acc1deotally But his roommate told the coun Fischer bad ""gone hunllng· and -... ac; after "a ni1u:er bo~ .. LOS ANGELES <APl -After ~everal or its mem bers ex- pressed clismay over the S750,000 cost it would incur, tbe City Council voted down 11.n or- dinance allowing a special elec- \100 in November to fill a vacan- 4:Y on the deadlocked Board of Education. T he measure. scheduled for a second reading next week. was defeated Tuesday by a 5·4 vote. with three council members ab· staining. Bio1f Prohibited SAN JOSE CAP> -The San Jose city council has approved an ordinance prohibiting djs- crimmation because of sexual preference The measur e, apprDved 6-1. passed Tuesday after an hour of dt!bate before more than 400 ~Pe<'l tttors MALE BIRTH PILL 'S4FE' BERKELEY (AP ) SAN FRANCISCO (A P l Saying it doesn't make sense to create a church. live like a millionaire and then cry paver- ty. a federal judge has ruled lhal Dr. Hakeem Abdul Rasheed - and not bis controversial Church of Hakeem -owns a 102-fool yacht and it can be sold Cor taxes. But U.S. Distnct Court Judge Spen cer Williams Tuesday stayed for 30•days the yacht's s a le by the Internal Revenue Ser vice to satisfy a Sl.S million tax lien. WILLIAMS SAID the stay will let Rasheed"s attorney appeal and give the minister a cha nce to arrange with the government for a negotiated sale or have the church purchase the vessel. T he government seized the vessel called Rasheed Acitdem y a in Januarv aloni? with $921.000 in JO savings accounts listed 1n Rasheed"s name. The church filed suit April 4 to get the assets back. Rasheed and J anice PhilUps, a vice president. were indicted May 29 by a federal grand jury on charges ranging from m ail rraud to perjury. It is alleged they were involved in a "Dare lo be Rich"' scheme to defraud persons induced to give money to the church. Rasheed and others testified in the current proceeding that ht: received $2,000 a month plus ex· penses from the church , includ- ing the use of jewelry , two RoUs Royces, a Cadillac li mousine. three mink coats, clothing. and even bed lmeo Judize Williams s aid despite the fa ct Rasheed ~els only $2.000 Use your Moy Company chorgEt A male birth control pill being developed by the Commurust Chinese has company tire and service center nothing in it that causes cancer, professors at the University or California at Berkeley said. T h e p il l . c all e d gossypol, is made from cotton plants and has bt:en found to be 99.8 pe rcent effective in tests on m or e than 4 ,000 Chinese men. The pill's contracep·• -••,•1t• live effects are reversi-_ ble. the Chinese claim. Coast ED8ign New Aviator SAVE 30% TO 35%l Full 4-ply polyester cord whitewall tires 2499 A78x13 reg. 37.50-52.40 A78 x 13 24.99 G78 x 15 33.99 E78 x 14 28.99 H78 x 15 34.99 f78x 14 31.99 J78x 15 35.99 G78x 14 32.99 L78 x 15 36.99 H76 x 14 33.99 +F.E T. 162-296 Navy Ensign William G. Hirko, son o( Andrew l--------------==--r--------------1 G. and CatheMne Hirko ~j "j of 5982 Brassie Circle, ~-.~ Huntington Beach, was AC/Delc designate d a naval 0 ~~-... L. aviator. • fu He is a 1973 graduate engine neLIP- of Marina High School, and a 1977 graduate or s2a t h e u . s . N a v a l 4-cyl. Pinto or Vega Ac ade my, Annapolis, Md. other 4-cyl. $33 6-cyl. $36 8·cyl. $39 ----w Includes: top q uallty points. -heavy-duty shocks 4 for s44 installed Free replacement. it detective. a month and !'>ays everylhmg belongs to the church "'he ltves like a mill1ona1rc. . and claim') these are the t rappings of the church But I don't think th.I~ can be u::.cd to thwart the IRS ... " Questioned ::about the choice of the Rolls. Rasheed said Jesus rode a jackass lo Jerusalem while many walked and the Roll s. 1n effec t . wa !> ha s "jackass .. Truck Explodes lMPERlAL <AP> A tanker truck loaded with a cbeoucaJ used on sugar heels and cotton e xploded. selling afire two pest icide storage tank and sending toxic fume::. acros~ a California h1gh-...::i~ 5-PiecE> Dining loom Set SJJ•u lh•o' Tobi•: mopl• a nd Y~r. 36 • 40 plu. 6 l eaf. wl1h molcMd g1oin mar p1oof IOI) Chalrs: rlt>bon-bocll. contou1•d 101ld mopJ• trcm• Fabric: 1004' nylon textur•d ••Ove Styling: we,tern "r.t•styi..~ cont~mpo1ory or t1onall10not Quo tttv: delul(• Alf:o avalla ble: 78" loll chino cobln••. 1n1e,.01 11c1t~. ~M th•,.,U"lh d l\ploy top, reYentbl• b utte! door1 $329. fecrhcre' ·lull alze dlmn" scole<S for 'moll o,.o. o.t.c &riaon1;JI pr.co Inc luded ot no e xtra eosl: decorollng aorvlce, dellYery. ond i i wononty o' Quoin,. Prlo•: :3:S. plugs. condenser; set timing; adjust dwell angle and car- buretor; saf-t·check. rood test. labOr. Resistor plugs extra. Call for a tntment. to the original purchaser.· .- o s loog as he owns his car. Most cars. ovotloble a t all these stores: COiie ...... --II C-1 Pl•J• JJlJ IO 11<111.W ~t)tl ~\lmln1t., ~lmln,ltt ""'" ~I•• Hll d!_-.0 twy "'Utt '·' Sheriff's depar tm ent dogs Bar on . Turry a nd King were selected as three or the four top dogs in the Western United States m the Golden State Canine Tttal s la s t -...et>kend Tue s da y. th l" supervisors passed a res- o I u ti on p r ais ing t h e pooches aod th ei r handlers. Deputies Stan Wat.Inns, Allan Punt and Charles Patterson But then the board ap· proved the anti-barking o rdinanc e f o llowing numerous complaints • • E l .. 1t~~ I ~.. Robert N WMd/PublliMr ThOmas Keevll/Edltor Oranoe Coast Daily P•IOt U .v-.-.a ~ ag.e _______ w.~---· A•Uifl•"'•'•'•s .• 1.119·--------·S.•rba•r•••K•re-lb•lc•h•/•l::•dl•tor-la•l•P··-£.a.~.tOt'••• Budget Trimming Lacked Specifics Anyone attendln_a Tuesday's meetlna of th Oranae County Board of Supervtson v.'OU!dn'l have known ll wat the aame board thal less than tv.'O weeb ago approved a t'e(Ord county budaet. For the past year aupeni&ors have funded 1 myriad of non•1enUaJ but poltUcally aenatUve proirams Ex· am pl• that could be cited would lnclude a dental care pro· gram. tbecou.nty Otf\ceolCon.sumer Affairs, leaal a\de and thecounty•aabareofFutureFa.n.Mnof America. Tuesday, however, auperv110n adorned themHlves In other cloab, thoae or combatants beU-bent OD lowering the COit ol govemmeot. So trite was their ploy at posturln1 as redeemers of sound ftscal management that lbey couched their belated economy drive tJl such motherhood and utopian phrases as : "A county-wide plao of acUon.. to eliminate un· necessary functions and services while maintainin~ es- sential public service,s and reducing operating costs.• Needless to say, the county supervisors bad no specific details to offer about bow all that miaiht be ac· complished. They slmply passed the assignment down to those they were browbeating, the county uecutlves and managers. Of course, they could have taken a leadership role ln their ill-<fef med plan to curtail spending and reduce personnel without sacrificing government NrVices. For example, supervisors might have looked to their own ~ staffs and begin cutting there. Or they might have volunteered to trade the expeoaive 1UZzlers they ve at payers expense or economy can. Token moves such as those might have acjded sub· stance and specifics to their words. But then again sub· stance and specificity might have been too much to ask for as supervisors went through the exercise of political Post-budget heroics. Bae,,,,_.. Mbpr.cefl , Not to be overlooked in the rhetoric county supervisors took such delight in was the praise they heaped on themselves. Supervisor Thomas Riley, for instance, said that supervisorial wisdom bad Teduced the number of county employees by 1, 769 workers since the 1974· 75 budget was adopted. . What-Riley-and bis mates-failed to-mention while· giv· mg themselves a pat on the back was that in the intervening years Orange County Medical Center was sold lo the University of Irvine. That move simply transferred more than 1.100 county employees .to the state payroll. And, as supervisors have so often complained, there has been no resulting tax dollar suving to county taxpayers. Smog Checks Inevitable It's generally conceded that if federal ozone stan· dards are to be met by 1982, the slate will have to man- date annual smog ins pections for all vehicles. In fact, such legislation already is pending in Sacramento. The only debate now centers on whether the inspections should be carried o ut by state-authorized private garages, or by the new computerized smog check <:t!Oters that now process used car transfers. The $11 fee for a smog ins pection certificate, which now must be paid upon sale of a car, doubtless would app- ly to an annuaJ smog cheek -another dent in pocket: books already being drained by high gas prices. Perhaps it could be made more palatable if the state could subsidize at least part of the fee out of its ever·in· creasing bankroll of gasoline tax money. As to the utility of the smog checks, it's worth noting that Arizona. which initiated a voluntary inspection pro- gram in 1976, and made it mandatory in 19'17, recorded a 2S percent decrease in carbon monoxide emisaiom and a 41 percent decrease in hydrocarbons in the first two years of the program •. This year bu seen some of Southern California's most serious smog alerts. Part of the problem may well stem from the use of leaded gas instead of unleaded in cars equipped with catalytic converters -a trick that rapidly destroys the converter's function. Annual inspections would turn up these and other defective emission control systems -and that may be tbe only answer if we ever hope to breathe freely again. We accept the fact that can should not be operated with defective brakes, light& and tires. Defective smog devices can be just as bazat'dous to the general welfare. • Opinions expressed In the apace above are those of the Dally Prlot. Other views expreseed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment la Invited. Address The Dally Piiot. P.O.· Sox 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone(714) &42-4321. , . ... -------l Boyd/Petrijkd Wood ·97 L.m. BOYD Petrified wood 1'11 't wood that turned to stone. There's no wood ln it. 11.inerall in water infiltrate lt. They solidify. Tbe wood wastes awa1. That leaves only the bard mineral.a arranged in patteraa that look like wood. Happens to all sorta of things. A deer died in a Dear Gloomy Gus Wby not HDd tbe "bOat people" to Saudi Arabia? A clean and ln· teW11111t people. whlch . tbeJ IN, populaUna un-- del'-POJ'Ulated Saudi Arabia wou.ld be a boon to the c."OUDtry. E.L. swamp. Iron in the water in· filtrated ill bones. Construe· lion men yean later dredged up an iron skeleton. It looked maomade. In New Zealand. a certain type or lnleet is al· fllcted with fungus. The fungua grows into nery part of tbe body. The lnlect diee, leaving a plant that looks ex· actly like an .inaect. People say It's tbe oo.ly animal tile known that turns to ve1eta· ble, and although that's not exactly what happens, it cer· t.a1nly IO appears. Q. "Wb1cb 0 eatl more. ..... orat11er?'' A. A lion. It wUl eat 100 pounds ol meat a,,.. to a ti· •er• 170 pound.Hr IO. Our i.u,u.,e ma la U,..., to fi1ure out wby UM 1pln you put on a bUUard ball la called "En1lllh." Q. "You know tbat MW dollar that'• come out wtth an engravtnc ot Susan B. An· thony on \t? How old would t he have been ln that pie· ture?" A. 1\. was dt>ne from a photo of her when sbe ••11 48. 17 Jack Andeno~ Nazis Live on in .Latin Havens W ASIUNOTON -Are \be bOr· rora ol Nam Gwmany belAI,.. lived lD ~ Am.rica tlu"oulb a n unhol)' alllaace betwHD rt1ht·wiDC totalJUrt&D ,...... aad war crunloaJa from Adolf HIUer'1 Third Relcb7 A toc>-~ret Smate report railel UU1 dl1qulttina poNibUity. Over \be years, we have re· ported eyewil0e11 account.a ol tht unapeaat able met.bod.a of tortur e uaed by the mlUtary die· tat.ors of L a t I o Ameri c a 'f ainat po ltical op· poneota and their suspect· ed allies. Women are raped re- peatedly while their husbands are forced t.o watch; babies are Earl Waters lortur•d ln front ot their pareata. Uncooptrattve suspect.a are upbntat.ed tn piles of ex- crement, or routed to death over barbee• pill. APPOENTLY. It la oo coln· cldence that 10me of lbeM dk· tatorahiPI are havens for Nazi •u criminals who managed t.o escape the coll•JNSe of Hitler's Germany in 1945. Competent aourcee bave toJd our uaoclate Da'e Van Att. that Nad re- fu1eH have offered their in· human ~ to the secret police ~ their adopted countnes a4d may eveo be directing some of the HlUer-atyle torture and exterminaUon or political diui· dent.I. And lt may be DO coincidence that five of the countrlea oamed in the torture cbar1es -Cb.Ue. Paraguay, Uruguay, Brull aod Argentina -are also members of an lbtemat.lonal uaaNinatJ<>n consortium known aJ "Opera- tion Condor." M we we reported earlier, Condor's "Phase Three" section fint tdentlftea commoo enemies in foreign countries <ln· cJudlng the UnJt.ed States) then track• them down and nnaJly eliminates them. The dynamite execution of Chilean exile leader Oralando Letelier in Washington three years ago was Ust.ed by the f'Bl as a pogslble Condor opera· Uoo. DINA, the infamous secret police ot Chilean dic tator AucUlto Pinochet, was respons1· ble f'or the Let.eUer murder, ac- cording to the confessed hit man. And a top.secret Senate re· port raises the po68ibUitt that DINA. C&JTYing OD under a new aame after Pinochet "re· formed" it. is perpetrating SS. type brutalities al a Nazi enclave u1Jed "The Colony'' at Parral. Llnarest Province, Chile. "Ao informed source mdical· ed that DlNA baa maint.ained a detention ce11ter inside The Colony. and there are allega· lions that torture has taken place there," the sec rel report stat.es. .. Allegations also made that German personnel, who are described as ex-Gest.1po and ex · SS officers, have glvea Instruc- tion in torture techniques and have actually taken part in the application o( these t.ec hmques." The Colony. a commune or Cicially named "La 01grudad" C "Noble Bearing">. was established on a 3.000-acre tract by refug~ German Luftwaffe officers al the end of World War 11 . ClA sources have Jdentified the leader as Franz Pfo1fh:r Rit'hter, referred to a~ "The: Commander." He runs The Colony in milJt.ary fashion; the men wear uruforms and main· lala close ties with Chlle1rn military officials, particularly with Chilean Air 1o·orce officers "'THE COLONY maanta inb compl~~ autonomy over its ter· . . . vesligatJons into 1ls acllv1t1e" have always come to an abrupt halt." The Colony 's m am source of livelihood for lts 250 men. women and children 1s a large dairy farm. But 1t has "modem. soph1st1cated, Germ an.made t'om mun1cat1ons equipment "h1ch allows it to marntaan con tact "'th othe r 1>rn·Na7.1 ele m t' n t " t h r o u ,.: h o u t S o u l h \m t·n<:d and l::uropt::, lht:: re. port not<.-:.. <1dd1n g ·'The Colony hJ:::. r~·e1vcd large amounts or mon~v over the years, probably frnm German Nazis." And OI!llA . the Chi lean lltlllli"""'i•~---"1--mtlttery'~nhom &~po;-used The Colony's international con- tacts to further its murderou" dirty work In foreign countn~. • thP report c-oncludes . Adolf Hitler 's "l ,OOO·Year Rerch" ma} not have perish~ ID the rubble of Herhn art~r all. Proposed Golf Club Tax Overlooks Facts Not for many a moon bas there beco a legislative proposal as retaliatory m nature as ACA 28. which bas already passed the Assembly and is now pending before the Senate Revenue and Taxation Commit.tee. Authored by Sao Francisco Assemblyman Willie Brown. it proposes to punitivel y increase the prop e rty taxes on prlvate golf clubs that are selective in membership. Specifically. those which discriminate on account or nationality, race. religion, age or sH:. One can understand why Willie may feel somewhat unfriendly towards tbe country club set . Unquestionably his application for membenbip to any one of them would be promptly rejected solely because be is a black. So, be la a victim of discriminatlon in that sense. Art Hoppe On tbe other hand those sume clubs would ju.bl as qwckly tu r n down thi s write r '!> appllcat.Jon. ln Urn. case it ~ould be stri c tl y a matter u f inswficient fun ds. So that would be another form of diacrhnination. one based up()O wealth or the absence thereof. WBATrrseems to boU down to is tbat no matter bow much we might wt.ah It otherwise, nooe of m ca.a have everyt.hina we desire for a multiplicity or reasons. But it d(>es appear that in the matt.er of one's home or one's club, a person should be entitled to set the rules as t.o who wiU be admitted and under what circumstances. Attempts by government to meddle with such delicate relationships serve no worttlwhlJe purpose and in fact can do great harm. A s for Willie Brown it certainly seems unworthy of so brilliant and talented a lawmaker t.o use his powers to enact a law as a means of forcing entry into a club where he ls not wanted. FOil EVEN though thos e exdusive clubs won't take Willie and this wnter a~ mem&r-.. alon ~ with mlfhon:. ()( other:. "ho aren't acct•pll'd for rt>a~ns not necessarily those which Wi I lie would prob 1 bit. we nevertheless den•e considerable benefits by reason o! tbe1r existeace. One wtucb Willie bas ellJ()yed is that of being the guest of a member at these clubs. As such one has lbe privilege of playing the row-se, eating and drinking in tbe c lub and usually a ll without cost, since one is there as a guest. Heck. Willie. t..bat's a lot better than being a member. BUT THERE a re numerous environme ntal benefits from ha\'ing large acreages oC open space within the confines of the urban areas . lf the private golf co urses didn 't exist . the demands for pubhc links would divert state and local funds from other programs and in any event would be far greater than could be m et. So the private golf courses not o nly help the community provide recreational areas for the people but do 1t a t no puhllr ~xpeose. To th~ contrary lh1· rlub!> p;n ta'"'" ~omtth1ni· which public Link~ would not do 3 nd 1n a d d 1t 1on ad rl immeasurably to the property va lues ol the s urroundin g neighborhood FOR AS e veryone know:-; exclusi ve golf clubs art• bordered by exc lusive residential areas and even the· value of property next door tll s uch res idential areas i ~ e nhanced. In the overall co m munily . tax base s an.· increased, which tends to benehl the enure community. A I ready the senators have r el'ei ved heavy mail fro m e nvironmentalists protest1n1: Br o wn 's m easu r e but additionally heavy mail has been received from Elks, Moose and many other cJub members not affected by the biJI since it relates strictly t.o golf clu bs. "They see themselves as the next targets oC this kind of legis lation," a staff member said. "They want to make surf' they head this kind of thmlting off at the pass." SALT Goes to Show Protection's Never Cheap The Stnote Budgfl Committee voled an mltial IU.S billion mcreoae in tkfeue lplftCting lad WHk alter Henrt1 K~. the Jotnt Odll• of Slaff 1 and oth4ra telUfied the mWtort1 toOWd Ned o ""9g Md of MO weapon1 i/ SALT 11 if rattf6cd -Net0t Item. ,. ........... December 3, ltN President Urlab Quimby balled today's ratlflcaUon of SALT XJ as "insuring peace in our Ume at last." Tbe iate.t in the lOftl line ot tnaU. llmltlq tbe •tl'ateitc arm• eaeh aide could poueaa set tbe ftjure at ... 1 ... Speaking from tbe Oval Ottiee before tbe blHiDI flre of uo bllla and HWed·UJ> col· umns tr-om the White Rouae'• former South Portico, PrelAdent Qwmby 1aJd the Hcrtneea tbe nation had bffn a1ked to make over the r;!,." to baJt tbe arms nee had we!l worth \t. ' Quimby recalled that his predKessor. President Carter. had to promise t.o build the $30 billion mobile MX missile system in order to win approval ol SALT ll by Senate hardliners. The system placed 200 MX mis· siles oo launchers that randomJy circled huge race-track-shaped runways to confuse the Ruaslans. "That $30 billion seemed like a lot of money al the lime," Quim· by admltted . "But if the mlUtary are going lo bave t.o give up aome of their strategic weapons, t.bey certainly deserve more efficient ones ln replace- ment. That's what these SALT truUes bave been all about. .,BESIDES, a ll Amerlcans muat have slept better knowtnc tbey bad 200 slant tb.ermonucleu mwUes raclnl around lD random clreles to in· ave tbelr safety.'' Quimby called ll "a abame" UU. system bad to be acrspped two yeara later under the t.nna of the SALT UJ treaty whJcb UmJt.H eacb aide to 1752 mll· 1Jle1, none of them mobllc. Tb4' i.tter condition posed the problem ot how to bide OW' mla- 1 slles from the Russians, but Quimby noted that American in· genuity had solved it. The answer. of course. was tbe vast chain of "'Mighty Banana" fast· food outlets In every village and h amlet with their towering yellow plaatic symbols gracing the landscape. The cost was an extra $210 billion, but as Quimby said, "We must always re m ember that · human life lan't c heap - particularly ii it's Ru.saian." AND SO IT went. With each new SALT treaty. both Ruaala and America wound up with fewer missiles and higher de· fense budgets. SALT x. for ex· ample, limited the U.S. to three ICBMs, eac h costloc $1.3 lrillloo. But with SALT XI , Quimby said tonight, lh18 vicioua cycle bad at lut been broten. Due to Quotes "The OPEC lncreHet raile the real specter of double·dlllt lnnauon for the rest of thlJ 1•ar. -Preaidentlal adriter Alhed • &au. many factors -no\ the loast be· lnl lhe rect'nt bankruptcy of the federal government -there would be no increase in military spending. . Work would begin tomorrow. be said. on the one strategic weapon remaining in America's arsenal -a 48-too intercontinen· tal ballistic rock. Launched from California's Mt. Whitney by a rubber band stretcblng to Bangor, Maine. the new ICBR would crush M06cow and Minsk in a single bounce. Quimby said, and would thus deter Soviet ag- gressioo anywhere on the globe. tJNFOllT\JNATELY, the utilities companies had long •ince turned orr the -power .. 11 over the country ror non · eaymenl ot bllls. And thus Quimby's reasaurtn1 addres~ was IMard onJy by the Firtt Lady, Mrs. Quimby, who waa plucklQa a chicken at the Ume . But Americana crouched ld t.beir cavea acrou U.. lADd c:oWd take eomfort lD the obvious rae\ that the mllit.ary·lnduttrial com• plex hed proved U wa• perfecUy wlllin1 to Umlt thermonu~tt111 weapom -no mattet bow mCKlt more it coet. NATION . Wtdnelday. Aug uet 15, 1979 CAIL Y PILOT JI 7 Old Monitor Yi,elds Valuab/,e Artifacts CAPE H.A'ITERAS, N.C. <AP> -llowb. palnatakiuly. diftr'I are ea..liftl the 1ancf and Mdt· m .. t floorn the wrec kaae ol the ClvU War lrondad Moa1to.r. ly· l n• UO h t t d o wn la a tr•acberou1 are-. of U.e aea feared b y tul(o'rs as th e "Graveyard ol the AUanllc." U1ln1 tbe moat advanud equipment available. lnchadlna email 1ubmarine1, tht dJven have de1cended almost daily 1lnce Aua. l la tbe mo.t am- bllioua expeditlon ytt to retrieve artllacta trom the aunkeo bulk and determine if ll can be ralsed. IF 111E MONITOR u n be br o uaht t o th e s urrace. archeologists. engl.neers. his t.orians and the American publlc will have a naUooal treasure to study and ad mire Expedition officials belleve the technology is available t.o re- cover the ship, but they say several yea rs of evaluation be ahead before any decision can be made. "Preservation of the Monitor is the first consideration, and leaving it where it is might turn out to be lhe best way to do a . sat F'loyd Chttdress of th e Nation al Oceanic At· m ospher ic Admin istration , which is supervising the expeda lion. "I hope not," he added THE MONITOR, A UNION s hip, and t he Confeder ate ironclad Merrimack made his- tory whe n they b a ttled oH Hampton Roads, Va., on March 9. 1862. Theirs was the first naval engagement between armored MUSTARD JAR RECOVERED FROM WRECKAGE OF MONITOR --__ DJvtua Paln1taldnal1..Btiri•ve Goods From Civil War Ship vessels a nd although neither won a decision in the four-hour shootout. the battle ended the er a or wooden fi ghting ships and changed the course or naval warfa re. Confe derate t roops later destroyed the Me rrimack to keep it from falling into the h ands of ad vancing fed eral troops. The Moni tor sank in a r aging storm Dec. 31, 1862, and the wreckage was n ot dil>· covered until 1973, a bout 15 m 1 les off Cape II atteras Sixteen crewmen went down with the vessel "IT'S /\ WRECK that's been on the sea noor for 117 years, and it 's suffered as a result or that," Childress said in an m· lt>rview "Basically. it's stable now. The deterior ation is slow when compared to the corrosion and structural damage that oc· curred when it sank "Once you move 1t or part of 1t , you change its environment severely," he said . "You change the salinity, the t<'mperature, the pressures and the organic matter a ll of which could hasten deterioration " For that reason. he said , t>uch artifact will be put through a preservation process to prevent fu rther decay. back-tO-school ., AS FO& &AISING lbt Monitor, we've received a number ol propo.ala," Cb.lldreu Hid. "We probably do bave the technology to recover and stabilize it. But we can't aay when and bow or whether It will be done or bow much it will cost. •1Jt probably will take another five years of atudy by the best mindl we can gather," be said. "In the end we'll come to a scientifically based coocluat.on. "That's really what we're seeking here," Childress added. "NOAA"s role ia to see that it's don e correctly and that whatever is recovered is for the American people. We all have a slake in this ·• NOAA manages the 6-mile· diamete r circle a round the Monitor that has bffo dH1gnat- ed a national historic site and a marine sanctuary. SUGGESTION FOR raising the ancient ironclad have in· eluded cutting it apart and br· 1ng1ng it up in sections . using the former CIA ship, the Clomar Explorer, to pick 1t up tn one piece. freezin~ a chunk of watPr and mud around 1t to allow it to fl oat to the surface, where at ~ be-towed JO shore. and hoisting It an the more tracfi: t1onal way walh slings and pon· Loons lf the 172-foot-loog superstruc· ture Clln 't b e retrieved . C htldr ~sc; ha td there as a poss1b1lily lht• rt'volvtng turret with 1ts two pov.cr!ul cannon:. nnght be lifl<'d When the Monitor sank. the ~uperstructure turned upsjde down and much of the hull was crui.hed Thl' turrE:t . nine feet tall and 21 feet In ·diameter • broke otf and lies on the bottom. parUally covered by the main body. CBILO&ESS _C~UTIONEO that evm lf the 'leebnoloCY ia found to lift tbe vessel. the money miiht not be there to do the job. He said Monitor buffs are hoping that museum displays of artlfacta found on this expedi- tion will lnapire either govern· ment or private backing for ad- ditional exploration and perhaps for a recovery effort. , The Harbor Baranch Founda- tion. a non-profit Florida cor- poration that operates several marine research ships, as con- tributing most of the S275.000 cost of the present expedition. Newspaper Rack Jailed DU BLI N, Ga . <AP > Laurens County Sheriff W.R. '"Rock'" Bussell has returned a M aeon News and Telt~graph newspaper vending rack, which spent the weeke nd an the county Jail usseU eonflBcat..ed the rack from the county courthouse on:-----1 Friday. When he returned 1t to the newspaper Monday, he told circul ation department offt cn.1ls 1t would not be allowed back in the courthouse. According to The Telegraph, Bussell ~aid hl· removed the· rack becC1use he W<I'> angry about <1 cn t1cal 1977 n~wspapcr ed1lonal and because he con· stdered it a hazard to elderly persons who might trip over 1t 7for1.00! Venus® pens We sell fi rst quality a nd discontinued mercha ndise fro m Sears Re t a il a nd Catalog Distribution. "W ~s" pn ces quoted are the re~ular pncl's ett which the item s were former ly offered by Cat a log or an m any Sears Retail stores around the country. 500count filler paper full 11" x 8Yl" size. in college rule. wide rule or typing. reg. 3.25 1.49! binders FaberCastell quality ball pens-cap has clip for shirt pocket. notebook. choose from medium or fine point in black, red, blue or green. reg. 29• each pocket dictionaries durable vinyl 3-nng binders, 1Y2" Dennison's compac15·1/8"x2·9/16" capacity. choice of colors. reg. 1.98 paperbacks -put the answers in ~...,.. ___ .. your pocket! choose from Webster s English. SpanlSti, French. German. 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Central Air Conditioning Clearance Spiral Notebooks Were 45~ Now 25C .. ,,.... ..... .. . .. -..... -. Men's Slacks Were $8.97 Toddlers Short Sets Were $2.99 Save s400.oo 36,000 BTUH Was $ 849.99 Now$449 NowS551 Now$665 42,000 BTUH Was $ 951 00 48,000 BTUH Was $1065.99 All units include condenser and A-coil Tiffany Lights Were $59 97 Now$3QOO Women's Sandals . Now soc Glrls Long Sleeve Terry Tops Were $8.99 Now$4SO ,,,, ... ,., ·~~ ..,,., M .. t ... lect ... __ ... 3 -Blade Ceiling Fans Were $78 99 Now$47QO Boys Shorts Were $3.99 Girls Short Sets Were $3.99 AlllaltMrt 8e1ncrtdlt ...... s . AlllEL Fl.mlS MOVIM' OM LEVIS #501 ~eg. s 1695 $ 99 Reg. $ 99 Reg. $ 99 s2000 & '21 oo s I 9's & s2 I ts OFFSHORE and LIGHTNING BOLT Reg. '19'' . $ I • Nuvos $ • Bell Bottoms • Big Bells •Cords BOYS LEVIS CIRIS Size 2-7 Sf49 Reg. •I 100 Size 8-14 s.10" Reg. '1300 Pre-washed 99 Re9. s 19'5 $ 99. MEMS LOMG SLEEVED Re9. '24'5 ALL WOMENS SWIM SUITS SHIRTS STUDENT CIRIS BOYS % OFF Also Mens & Boys OP-OFFSHORE $ HANG TEN-BOLT 95 RecJ. s 1600 Reg. '1650 $ 99 NATION nne Cadet Vincent K. Brooks, 20, Ft. Lee. Va., is tbe tint black selected for bri1ade com- mander at the United States Military Academy, West Point. N.Y. Wedl16Gdav. August 15. 1979 OAJLY PILOT A. Gym Dress Apparel Protest UpheldJ SPRINOP'IELO, Ill <AP> Two lffft·qe members ot the UQJCH J>u. &ecottal Cbutdl canoot be fcwc.d to violate t.bltlr ~ belill• ud at· tend eoed um clUMI wbere other 1tud•Dll wear 1uch "lmmodeat" caotlWll .. um 1boru. • fedval Judl•bMna*l. tf.S. Dlltric:t Court Jud1e J. Waldo Ackermm rWed that required alteft· dance at 1uch cha..., wou.ld violate the eGllildtudGAal rt1ht.11 ol the two 1tud...U. ACllEUIAN SAID A 8J\8IC belief of the church ''ls that members wear snodeat apparel." and that such a re- qwrement "forces lnterac:Uon with bit HY place" in the country involv· membett ol tbe 0ppotlte M• who are inC lbe Unit.eel Pent.ecostaJ Church. weana, wbat the church coaalders whJcb bu an esUmated 400,000 to lmmodllt a&tlre." S00.000 members. Tbal. be Mid. "ll a 1ltuaUoD which tbe Pl rat Amend ment caaaot .~ sult w-.s filed a1alnatstat.e and tolerate." local 1cbool officials by WlWam JuUa DempMY, chief lqal COUDlel Moody, ot Normal, OD behalf of his fort.be ata&e Board of Education, aaid -dau1bter. Debbie, and Wesley At.es, she had not yet seen t.be rullna and of Bloomlnlton. on behalf ol bis IOO, could not immediately det.ermlne lta Thad. Impact. ftlE &l1UNG APPUD directly only to t.be two •l'Udenta in the cue. But Ackerman aaid in an interview that "the principle would be applica- .•. IPIJ7".z;r at Debbie, 13, waa cuapeoded from CbJddlx Junior High School for ~ days alter abe ~used to altet>d coed physical education claues. Thad, H. WU Wanaed by IChool offtda1a t.ba1 • bla refusal to attend such clMlea at:. Bloomm,ton JU~ Sebool would pre., vent bil cradu•-· TBAD-s FA'IRD, P"81'0a ol • local PenteeostaJ Church, tMtilJect that "we cover the body to llorify. God . • • tben to eeue to be an object of lut or to be provocative in any way .•.. " RegulatiGaa implementing TitJe lX ot the feder4J · Education Amend.1 ments 1enerally require ClOed gyro cla.ues but aJJow for certain rellgjou9 exemptions, according to telt:imcny in the case. FINGER TIP GERITOL IRON & 'PEISONAl TOUaf' TERRY TOWELS VITAMIN TONIC RAZOR BY SOiia a99c •ro. 4st •.39 l lG. J'' 2. 19 llG. 6t' EA. 11 -. 18" trtneec:f co11on '-fry 0... ol tt,. llood 1hon91 Y'* Twin blode '°"" 6-t1qned for towel' hom Connon ton do for yovrMll -· W1lh'2rt41ll\ondCOM. SPUNDOLA ACRYLIC KNIT YARN .. ..,.. ...... ---. ....,._ .... .,..., ~ .............. ...-. ~-.......... ... CHOfaOf 3 OZ~·PlY OMUES 6 3 c Ol 4 OZ. 4·PlY SOLID COlOIS Molh proof. 'hREG~ 99c:"Sii1IN~. SlllN MADE TO SELL FOR 21. 98 G.E . SUPER TURBO HAIR DRYER YOUI CHOICE DOMINION UIE CANADIAN WHISIY SAll Pllct 439 QUAil D-COI IVORY SOAP FOUi GONE PA(I OF 4 BARS ROOM FOGGU sun•63 C t £G. , 99 nta 2.79 Per10,,ol "'• Whole uod., Kill' 17 11.ond\ 1)4 bvg' oulo· la11 moli<olly l•OOwotl\ 2\peedl 3heo11e1t1ngl.l19htwe•gh1 12'' and <ame1 complere w11h ollod1m•"" Plu1 Gt',,e•ol Ele<11i< Ouol1ty SALE PRICE PRO II ~{~::~~S2~ro~ l/1n ROie Of lurgundy 3, 29 •n Of IENTUaY IUNDED WHISIH n?r.. 84' Honey or Cinnamon SUNSHINE GRAHAM CUClllS . :69c While sl0<ks lo\I PREPARATION H OINTMENT ~;239 2ouncetube. HORMEL DEVILED HAM 301. 3s 1 SU,ll PllCI FOR NIVEA CREME MOISTURIZER 2.65 159 VAlUI I ounce IONUS fOI'. COU>S .. AY f:C\lllR SINUS CONGI STtON DRISTAN TABLm BOTILEOf 24 lfG. 119 .... DEPAMINO PIOTllN SHAMPOO 1201. 99c l lG. 1.44 fo• regulo• dry Of' 011~ ho" TROUBL-SAYER EVEREADY su:~W,AY .,ULBS c :1~~7" BAn,ERI~ VAlUl 1.09 Our betr selfing 3 woy light bulltt Mcniloct1n<1i ~ package '" •h• populor SO 10 ISO""°" ttre al • M tron111tor boller•e l fOf UH 1n rod11h lope •e(ord .,, ond mot• FOR OVER·DRY SICIN IAL UN M.P .S. RUBBER THONGS •. CIUllS DOG fOOD FOR THE FAMILY . w• 49c .... ,39c FOi OYIWIY SllN PllCI s" - 23'/t ounce con. For --dry IM!.lfl Re.,lor, Herbai.•X·~ .... -.... ~-....... ~ ............ A f ~~m .., UJ•\..Ol t>\619a ......... _...,. ........... __ _,,_.,...,._,. . ~ IONDINI-THE MAGICGLUi so" Off llG.99c J.91 POLAROID 108 FILM SAU529 NICI 8 U po\ur• COIOf him Buy 3 rall1 ond get o S3 r.tiot. lrom Polotoid (j~.if' WANlS YOU TO CHECIOUR EVERYDAY LOW PRESCRIPTION PRICES .._,, ..._.,. • .,_,.... llwtftvt -........... _,_ _,., "-- <Ott*' -.....,_ .... ,., • ,..a-· ,..._ ...... ,... ..... .,.... ..... ,... "'"'-filled w. ~ '°",, .. ,... . ..,,,, .... ,. .... Ov• ................. 11 ..,,., tell ,,_ tllj\.cletl .. ~ [Oii' ,.._,,...... .. """". """1'11M Ullp' ·---- ( t l Pampered Pooches Pick Products . , ST. ANNE. fU (AP> -On 1 abaclY knoll ln the roU1n1 countryside 80Ulh \)f Cbacqo. aome of the workl'• ft'H)g( pampt"red PoOCba worlr for a UV\ftc by eatiq. Tbne chow hound.a -SS> ol t.bem -live in lmmaeulat kermels. and tl*'d their Uvea t uni ~01 food TBS 0008. H 01rrgaENT bnede from Cre•t Danea LO Uoy ter- riera. mu up ta.&linl panels at the GalDee NutnUon Center here, ~Ued OD115M'rM. WW tbe1 Dttf er a compeUtor's dot food over Oaina'! WlU t.hty bke 1 --~ beina t•ted for market? WUI ta.y '*c>me m and. loM -.ilttt • certain ctieta? WUl they 1aJ n too m•h welcbt on others• What do they .JO for tbe moat -canoed, dey oc aoft Ud moUt foodl ! Food pNferenei!S and heaJtb II· aesamenta are the basil for analysis and study at the center. The dop set physical examinations everg 11ix months 'EXPERIENCE' 8 ERHICE G!:!~ti. KNIES, •941 LOl.M. C. z:::::A. mldenl ol PIAN Nix.ED 11, • resldenc of San Berl'IMdlno, Ce. cost• Me\:r.C. lino 1,., ..,., wH • Pu..O -•v In Colton, Ce."" Auq,,•I de••on • ._.for Roowefl lnle•M· SACRAMENTO (AP} u . 1m . Siie wes ~ In Mouourl on llD11.al '°'JO ye.an. He ,. •urvoed by "" h C I · f j Seotemtier 30, 1'00. Siie WU • -.ons l(erry Jey -!Cent t..ee ol Ce»I• -T e a I 0 r n a "°''"''" ....... Altd uw wo<lled 11 .,.,.,, Meu. SltP-MIM Fore\I McClu•o ol D e p a r t m e n t 0 ( -1heFeirvoewH~1111eflnCostaMew. "'"'"'""'ton &ee<11. ~ eno o.,,"'' Cons umer Affairs has • member of '1W !>e<I GoroonlO White M<Clurq of Coste Mew , C•, nl«" Sllrine, -• memberol EeSlem Ster, Patricia WY•tt of Welt L1»Angles. Ce. r ejected a proposal to H•rbot" StM CNIP'll!r •W. ~oo<l eno 10 9re<l4cblldr e.n. Fu neral j 28 ( ~ectl. U. S.WVIWO Dy -~i.,-1,._ >enKH 'lltlfl De ,,_Id on WedneMSey Teq~ Te years 0 ex- ,..., Hello• W lnt<fme n ot S•n AU91.SI 1S. 1'79 et Ille HerDor L.•wn penence before an OUt· e...-nardino, Ce. servl<fl will lie held Memoriel °'61>el Witll Rev Bruce A Of·State engineer COUid on Thur\dlly •11 00 PM •I lhe e.oom Kurrie, IM'UO<" of Ille PrHbVte,.•n . • SOME DOGS SUPPER weiabt pro- blems and lose their places on t.he taste testing panel. Tbey then become ideal subjects for tests of low·caJiorle dog food. The kennels are full of happy tail· wagging dogs barking welcome to alran1ers. They are bred at the cent.er and generations of them are monitored from pupp}'bood through old a1e. Some are fed only one product throughout their lives and are not aware of any other kind of food, said Vollink. SAVE 15°/o to 45°/o Oft 0.- Quality Carpets P\Wi NVJ()N Mf'mor••1 CNl>el. ,,,. Hi911•-. ~ C11urc11 °'.,.., ~·"' offo<••t•ng in· take an examination for !krnArdlno, Ce. 1n1 ........... 1 MOunl•on lermenl lmm.ctla1e1y followlno .. , certification · V••• CemeteLy. FMindl may call Herbor L.awn Memorial P ••ll . · . •lier " 00 PM on ~~., for ..... SerltKU ..,_, ,,.. dlre<lton Of He•bOr c 0 n s ume r A ff a I r s 1u11on •• tM e aoo.u Memorl•I L.t•n·MOunt011.,.MortU<t•ro1 C1»t• Director Richard B. &rioU\t'I (•Pf"' '"""' -~ .. ,.. • f't•rtl ., " ~\ Of>f'\v ptlir- of on1HflQ. ~y..,_, f ufu, " ~" '"" ... C"•1>1t1• s.<1 a.,..,aino, c:.. Me ..... s.o.w... Spohn called "bizarre" CARL I( =::tt. rO\ldefll of the propos a l , b y l.h e C0NfUNU0~ lllAMINI NYlON rllll•~"' • colorlul .culph••f'd loc>I. II.ell colon 10 ~ llom on • f- lot\1•w .. nn1 t ••i>rf r99. 8 .. tCJO',., NtlO .. ..., • 1.,&o.t..i ~<MP" ,~, ,w • .,.. Co\f• Nte<a. c .. Paued .... yon De· atL-Board of R eg1strallon Au9u\I •• m•. born Oct-· 17, l'IOI •n lll!f f 0 r pr 0 f ess i 0 n a I C.anlr•f Poinc. Oreoon S..rvoffd by llil . ••-"'M"'' '~"\ ~ pyttu,._ l1Jo1hg ~n •.al '"'~' Hy ...w -~~ ..,.., tt rw ... ,, '~ 7•• CANYON CARPET rd wo•tAllU.\onlllom.HD ~-Joi Engineers. ""''""'· Ffor1oa. oauqllfrr Marilyn Elsew.Jwrie • • Jt is precisely the Sut1iven, l or_,.lldrf>n, brotrier Clll . '°'a ao,-1 of AnOyo G••nde, c.. sort of excessive a nd ex:- •nd • s1s1er w yveno Ewen ot ,. clusionary barrie r lo Palms, (.t. Mernorlet ~,...,fc;M will be BERKELEY CAP) -k b b · d IWld al •.OO PM on Ttwl')d.ty A119ust W 0 r l 8 t t I S 8 • "· 1,,. •t s1 John ,,,, Divin• Wall ace Joltason, 68, minislnltioo is dedicat- EPIK0991 (Jlurc.1I of Costa NltW, Ca. m 8 y 0 r d U r i D g l h e ed to adi le " S bn Willl R .... CiJNed _.dQulSI OfllCl•I· er C8 • po •v fno. 1n1w-w11111e a1 Pec:111c v iew turbulent 1960s whe n said. Memorl•I Perl<, Newoort Buell student unrest Churned ----------- ,.ecrlo< v-Mon...,.., dmK.loro. on the Berkeley c 3 m pus ljiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BLAHCH~~~TON o•sW<J of the Universit y of e wAy on Auqust ll ... ,,. A ·~·~"' Of California, died Sunday. ~·• Me:w, Ce., ~ 1s wrvoved llV • ""'«! M~ £dilh 6 . W•llfi of lonQ But.II, C.. . _.,.., '""' H-;trd Crrt>t 01 SanlH , Ce., 1 qra.-1111drpn ""° l qre.t ·9r&nG<.lllldren. Prl•.tte ""tomb-ment .at _fr~ A,_.,, ANt~•m 8•11 Broectw•Y Ml>rW¥Y omK IOl"'- ltU$ T ALAN P, RUST, rffldent ol 1.A9uN1 9e•<h, Ce. p-awey °" AU9U•I IJ, ""· Sur••-b'f '"' DtlrHI" Mr. & Mn . Rit.f\ard 1'.. Rusi of COsta Mew, Ge., end Ills or..,...rent• Mr. & Mrs. v ernof' Pu$1 of Coste Me,.., Ca Servt<n will be held on Frid.av Auou•t 11. 1'79 et 7.00 PM at Ille PKlllC Vie., C...,,.t 'lltltn Rev. Hlllotl J¥¥1• Of Ille H•rbor Trinity 8-1>1 Cllurc" offlclel· l1t9. Jn-Pe<lfi< lliew Me..-lel Park. Peclfi' View Morluery, }'lewpert ..._. Clll'WIOrs. Neptune Society CREMATIOH 9UAIAL. AT SEA 646-7431 C.ilfor "'" portfole C.M./Rr. ~~~~~~~~~~ lal.laOADWAY MOITUAltY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 6"2·9150 SMITH a nm-.&. ...OltTUAltY WISlCLW CHAPS. Mortuary • Cremations Flower Shop 427 E 17th St. Costa Mesa 64&<4888 PBClllOTtBS SMTM'S NOITUARY 627 Main St. ttintmgton Beach ~ ........... , COlOMA.L~ NOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave. WestminstM 893-3525 ,.CMC .. W .-.OllAL PllAI c.mttert MOf1Uaty CNpel 31500 P8Clfic VieW Drive Newpoft Beach 644-2700 MICO• ICS MOl'TUAmS Leguna&lach 4844415 Ulgunl Hllll 1l8-0933 Sen JUM Caplstfano -..1ne WAI Oil LAWM-MT. oun Mortuery • C...,.tefY 0-tcwy 11215 CMea.r A¥9 .. C..Meea 640-5554 , LONG LAKE, Minn. CAP> -Frank Peavey lleffelflnger, 81, forme r president and board chairman of the Peavey Co., now one of the na· ti on 's top three flour millers. died Monday. WASHINGTON CAP> -David Bela. 65, a civil rights attorney who represented more than 100 persons accused of being communists in the lSM-Os and 19508, died of a heart attack Saturday. LlJ1BEIUNS HIT RITES ST. LOUIS (AP> The Lutheran Cburcb- .M iaaourl Synod at its biennial conveotJon ad- m onlabed pas to rs against participating in non-Lutheran wedding services. Tbe conservative branch of Lutheranism also warned against some pracUces of tbe charismatic movement, terming f alse the idea that God gives gu.ldance to tbe church ~oday tbrouab "visions or dreama or direct pro· pbecy." PVBUC NOTICE ••CTITIOUS a1nu••H MAMelTATmJIMMT Tiie lol!owlng .._ ll doll\9 blltl MH8S! SC I SOUTHERN -C AL. lfHEAI041t$, 2141 Iris l"l~e. Coll.e MeM, Glllfomfe ftU7; 11141 U Meu llWO., u Mese "C". CellfOnll.t '20fl Mr\. L.-E. ~indle, 21., Iris "Ke, ~le Mese, c.lltOrftle '1•t7 Tllll~ls~twet11ft. -~. L.,,...E.f'l"I-. Tiiis ........... -lll•d """ .. c:.wity Clwtl"' Ol'Met ~ ... Jvly 11,1"9. ~'""' ,,_.,...,Of .... °""' Delly f'llet, Jiii' U ....... 1, I, IS, Im V*1' PlJBUC NOTICE Final Phase Now Available On Catalina Island In Avalon 15 77% ""-~old out. the last phas~ ~~:=-~~; ~;;~::,~~e~ no ,;~~~i".:."'b'::::.~~~=f:th:i:\ga::~ h these are gon . d ed because o . w en h are very rare in e built on pnvate dominium omes d d because they are d rete on lovely Catalina lslan (~:t lease). Utilixing steel an ;::Seed land, land thaedt yopau ~7;~n th• "flan" and partl~:;: stunning and construct of these homes o . o a h ·11side with elevator.' ~dany d vaHeys while others en1 y ' , h rbor h1U11 es an view of t~~ :n and hillside view. d 1 2 or 21;, baths this panoramic o and tVIO bedrooms an , , deluxe features Consistin~ of on~ ct offers, as standon:I, man! that this wiU be outstandtn~ proa:om homes. It is almo~t .certain Catalina Island. found onlyh1n cu'to ever buy a condom•n•u;n on rowth attitude, y~ur last :t~~t~:e municipal codes, a ~:;:,:;e~ta\ concerns aU ~·g~ly~snilability of utilities and ~ f this nature ever built hm1ted a'Vo th re will be no more proae~ o . paradise act now dictatethat ~ 1 d If you want to hve in . the ''an . h :ga•':.s:~hisisprobablyy~urlast~ a~: on the phone, you must eca utiful and impossible to esc •te sales office . Open every T~~ ~-Bahia Vista model and on d" / 1 O'h% interest rate. v1set t'"' $l 2' 900. / 20% own d Prices start at ' ay. THE BAHIA VISTA 360 Clemente Ave. Avalon (Catalina Island) Calif. 90704 ''TM ................................... ........,..,. ,,,.,, ·-·· .... ,... ......................... . ~ltMd Or-CH\t Oelly ~llOI 1 ................................................ . JlllY "·-.. 1, •• U, 1t1• tM0-11 I' -----_______ ... NATION I OBITUARIES PVllUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PtJBUC NOTICE l'JCTITl00$ 84/lflflfU N~E STATEMtNT 'f ... fofl0w"'9 ---I\ do<f'll bu\>· """' ., PH EL.PS NE WPORT MES.- CH IROPRACTIC CL.J NIC~. •uo '"''"' A-. ~IA Mew, Calif«n•il t7tJ1 RonelCI 0 PTMllD~. 0 C , 74tH S.flro, Ml~ llieio. C.flf°""a m1~ n.1s ~ ~ ~laCI by.., •n ··~...,., _,., 0 . PMfps, 0 c. Prlntioel Tiii~ ... _ -flt~ wolh '"" C-ty Ow11ot0r.,..C-yOOI July .•. ,.,,. ""171l PUl>li>Md Or-eo.<it 0.lly P110t J..,y 2S. AllOCI I, I, I). 1979 2W-1t . ......, •ICTITIOUS IWSINl:SS lfAMI: STATEMElfT Tiie IWlllowlftQ --,, 0oo"9 ...... nH\H YJL.l.A liU.OltlO (a C.tlforno• LtmHflod PM"tnitt\l\lp\. )1., M•r11n. So.<el :IO. 1,.,.,.., Cat~t111s --,-.c;;-TIOU\ IUS••EU C.'1'-,;.,,~ ~:~~ W•Y. llAME ~TATEM.ENT '"'' ,,..,,-., I\ conduct..i by • f"° ,.,.,_,~ p.f'\Of> " -NI °""' llmlle<> _,_,,..D ~H ., CALlfOl'INI .. 1001.C.IC~ ll• p LA•""' '>U PPL., tll)I l -Aft • vn11 • ,,.,, .,.,........,, .... li'-0 ...... 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"" ........... c:..o. . ....... ............ CA ... ,.,, ... 0r ..... CMtl o.lly "' ..,.. u. tt, "· ..... '· ..... ,, ... • ORANGE COUNTY Cost Cutbacks Ordered • C llllly Adminiatration lulled Directivea B1 GAaY GRANYILU -............... Oranae Count)' 1upervi1ora THlday ialued five dhectives aimed at ''red&adftc tM f'Oel ol couDtJ 1overnmHt wltbout ucrUlel111 euenUal p ublJc eervice.." Supervblen left It up to ~ •dmlalatraton to dedde IM>w that .,.a ol k>wer t'09ta wtUMMll curtaillna aervlcea wlll be reached. But to f't lbem started on the task, aupervl.SUs ordered -County Adm...U.lrat.ave Of firer 8obt rt Thom aa aDd A.aclttor•c.oetroQer Vick Helm to "ldeat.lfy" au ''admlalalratlve and •..,art" Jobi OD tbe county work force. Wb• that ldentltlcatlon la made and a It.Udy undertU• to determh•• lf thoH Jc.be are nee111 ary. Tlaolnu ii to t.ll the board U It would be triM to de- lete tbe adm\niltratlve and aup· port joba now vacant. 1'homa1 to Invoke an already mstin1 hJrln1 treeae on MdmlnlstnUve Jobs and to flJI vacudee oe1y by truelerrtol penoanel ftom o&btr anaa. -Tbe eounty admlAlltraUve ottlcer and penonnel d1nctoc to e•amlae ''t h e merit• or eatab lhb lns a complete man-.emeot development pro- 1ram." -E A C H C O UN TY mana1er "to prepare a coat redueUoo plan ol act.ion" for bia own or1anlutioo. Thote plans are to include "1 peclfic s uggestions to eliminate unneeded functions atnd services while maintaining essential public services and re. dUClDI operating COtils." -The county management team to prepare a county-wide cost reduction program "that will assure delivery of essential public services more efficienUy with less personnel and at leas costtothetaxpayer." - THOSE DIRECTIVES were accompanied by a timetable that wi ll bring county supervisors into the budget de. ciding process in the fa ll rather than during the sum mer months as was the case this year. Taking the lead in the post- budget drive aimed at reducing costs without s acrifici ng se rvices were co unty Supervisors Harriett Weider and ( Wednesday. August 15, 1979 DAILY PILOT AJ l ATALL -Phlttpl\ntbuny.-------.-.i--- TaU Order M rs. Weider pulled back from two additional suggestions she made in a memo Lo her fellow supervisors last week after meeting with Anthony before Tuesday's meeting. AND TO THE three remaining Weider proposals, Anthony added two of his own Mrs. Weider and Anthony met no r esistence from their fellow supervisors as they caHed for fewer county administr ators and no sacrifice i.n services accom-panied by lawei:_costs. The obligation to come up with a cost reduction program cover- ing manager's own departments was given a deadline date of Nov. 14. The countywide cost re- duction drive that is to include .. major overhaul and major re- organization" of county govern- ment was scheduled for comple· ti on Jan. 16. 1980. Workshop Set Garrett Kamps, l-year-0ld , is neat and tidy when it com- e~ to feeding the ducks at Costa Mesa's TeWinkle Park. He stretches to discard an empty bread bag. .. Surviving Separation." as the title for a work shop scheduled 9:30 a.m. to noon Thursday at Republic Federal Savings and Loan. 2400 E. 17th St.. Santa Ana. The event i& spons ored by Orange County Mental Health Association and is open to the public. TIIE sru.m vs. TIIE IBM CORRECTING SELECTRIC® .. This is the new SR101 from Sperry Remington. Looks a lot like the Selectric~but looks aren't evt?rything. It performs like no oth er typewriter available. Yes, better than the Correcting Selectric Il.111 The SR101 has all the features of the Selt?ctric~ system plus improvements like repeating "X", period, and touch control. And since it's Jess likely to go on the fritz, you're less likely to lose aitic.al business hours in down time. But don't take our w ord --ror it. Take the Q'fM Challenge and See for yourself. c~~ see us or we'll coine to you for a free demonstration. Cash, credit, charge, lease. Or, with our unmatched Rental/Purchase Option, we'll app ly the entire first month's rent toward the p urchase price. And not only do we guarantee immedi.tte delivny, our service contract is the sweetest in the county. No better time to move up to a better typewriter. So take the QTM Challenge and move up to quality. lllll!ilillrQuatity Typewriter ., ~ .. Maintenance Inc. 17942-C Skypark Circle lrvine, CA 927,14 (714) 957-1195 ' . \ ... Hours: 7:3()..5:30, M·F CENTERS PARENTS ••• WHY NOT HAVE YOUR CHILDRENS EYES "\S?' EXAMINED BEFORE ·~ SCHOOL STARTS .... y:_j THEN VISIT THE SAV-ON OPTICAL CENTER NEAR YOU FOR All THEIR EYE WEAR NEEDS! ENJOY A ••• % OFF I DISCOUNT ON ALL CHILDIENS EYEWEAR! THE TIME IS RIGHT FOR THAT "Rea·I You" Look! NOW YOU CAN COMPLIMENT YOUR UNIQUE VISUAL STYLE WITH A PREMIUM OFFER ON SOFT CONTACT LENSES . LY sgooo REG . ON INCLUDING 120 00 CARE KIT • SAVE 30.00! JUST BRING YOUR PRESCAlPTION WITH YOUR DOCTOR'S O.K. FOR SOFT LENSES. THEN BRING OUT THE BEST IN YOUR EVES! AIZ DAil y PILOT Wedno.cjay, August 15 HU9 Owner Reseues 'Strily' Cat Honor Awarded Owner RecoKJUzes Lucy iii Nick of TimR £dwurd Hamlrcz of Irvin '"the recipient of u SSOO Rcholars hip from the V i kki C urr Scholarship Foundation SA NTA BARBAKA <API Luc lhr cal was brou&hl to lht-Human SC>c1et) u a atr~y marked for t>1'lcrrrunauon I\ was a C'l<>le call . but he urvivl'<i Carole Selle le., u 23 y~ r old worker at the society, reeosn11e<1 the r h1p'P('d tooth and an old shoulder uuury JU!lt ai. the black cal Wab about to be put to alffp. "DA. JOHN," SHE udalmt'd to veterinarhtn J ohn C'urrkaburu. "ll'i. my cat." The reunion ended u ""p.arallon that be1an ln June 1978. wbeo Mi.~ Stlleck. QUEENIE ··J, lh<JI g<'lltn~ 11 . 1ir using 11'>" ..... 'Sex Machine' Tag Brings Suit NEW YORK (AP> Dorothy Hart. a movie aod TV actress of the 1940s and 19505, has filed a S60·million suit against the publishers of a book that allegedly describes her as a .. sex machine." The s uit charges Tower Publications Inc and four s ubsidiaries with "knowingly. maliciously and v1Jlainously" producing the book, entitled .. The Editor." · Papers filed in state S upreme Court in Ma nhattan charge the companies with li bel. in vasion of privacy, and conspiracy to avoid liabilHy by using pseudonyms and paper corporations Miss Hart, 57, lives 10 Asheville. N.C Sht' star red in the movir "Naked City'' C1nd appean·d in 24 other rilms Forest Service Gives Up Slots ZEPHYR COVE. Nt!v. 'APJ -Hoping to ke~p its image clean if not necessarily green, the U.S. Forest Service is getting out of the gambling busi· ness. The Forest Service earlier bougbt a 410-acre resort here, complete with a number of slot machines operated by a coocessionnaire. Now the federal agency has decided the slots are "not ap- propriate to the National Forest Service's family· type recreation." One-arm bandits are still easy to find at Lake Tahoe, jl.L'it three miles away. Cosrrwnauls Dream Of Return to Earth MOSCOW <AP> -The record-breaking Soviet cosmonauts are growing more and more homesick as tbey prepare to return to Earth after almost six months in space, Pravda reported today. Vladimir Lyakhov and Valery Ryumin have been orbiting the globe for 171 days aboard the Salyut§ space station. Pravda, the Soviet Communis t Party newspaper, said as the two run through vari~us preparations for returning, their conversation with ground controlle~ incre_asln.gly reflects b~~ much tbey miss lbe Earth. their homes and families. It quoted one as saying: "What are we dream- ing about? Well, we want very much just to put our feet on the ground again.'' DENTURES $175 each· !.AME DAY 5f.RV1Ct: AVAllA&LE 'ORTHODONTICS I M>AAD QUALlflt D OAT~TIST '1550· DR. ARNOLD H. FLANZER J lOJ HARBOR, COSTA MESA CACROSSntOMftDCOl 642-0112 ' chcclu>tl out evt•ry lllu<'k cat that camt lhfough the Hunuu\c Socu:ty, including Chti c:ity l'trayf\," M 18:s Selleck said ". an tu Ourbaru '' not a big town so 1 knew whcrti 1>hc would end up. J figured · If I stuck out Ionic enough she'd be htirt " The foundation was set up In L970 to help Mexican-American slu· dents finance lhe1r col· lege educations . L\J{'Y, A RO SBllE I> Siamese· OurmeSt>, bad a high tempera1ure when M 1s11 Selledc found her and 1s being nursed bark to health "M y animals are part of my family." i.aid Miss SeUeek. cuddling Lucy close to her "l don't give up on them " Applications for the J 980 awar ds will be av<J llable in J a nuary and may be obtained by writing the foundation at Bo" 5126, Beverly H ills 90210 END OF SUMMER sum Ti SEA A SKI "Golden Tan" LOTION .. for FAS T TANS' ~g;f 80Ll25 PAOMOR A FAST TAN! COPPERTONE 8 oz. LOTION or OIL EA. SEA&SKI "Tropic Sun" LOTION or Oil (8 u . 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Vot .. nt.... ~AL MONSON HORIZON ROOFI NG, It.I PotEl••,,..M Cu•h• llC NE F ICt All " VorQ1n1.t •n•1tt1m Str"1, No 101. C°'le Mew, D•oul..,_, f rfOfl"tlf"I C•utorflle t76J7 Puolo~Or-to.\I o •.•• l>llOI, A-••) "" JOIO ,. ll•tor~ Apr.I I) ... ,~ a\ lllSlr NC> R•r>Cl•ll Oo<Hn Hollm•" lt•I ----------~--------------------' u10 .n ._. 11101 P..or 111 of Ott•<••• ~~;':::.=·No 201• '°''• ""••• PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE :,•c;;:~n ~:,.~~·: .. ~::.-a ":":.°::i 0.r .. B~. UU Mew Vorelt! 0..>< IOb" I"' IOllOwonn prOl)Orty Dr••~. Ho 14F, Coit• Mew. C.111orn1• NOTICE OF GOVfltNINC 80A•D Mf-llt ILIECTtON AND NOTICE TO All of Lor 1\ ~nd I"" "'O'l"'•rty & '" •1U 1 OECLA•E CANOIOACY flO• SCNOOl. OtSf•ICT GOVlltNlltO 80A•O <"~ I l o• I'> 8'<>o.• l ~han 1 Tll•\ !Iv'.""'"" u1ndv<1CPC1 by •n '" Ml Mlf lt ELECTION TO af HELO IN flt( SEAL 8ilACH ANO ltfWPO•T 8•11>r• "'·•no A• .11~wn on • Map <11vldua1 MESA UNlfll(O SC.HOOL OIST•ICTS I"~'""' r•<Of<lf'<I tr< 1:100• e. 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C.lrlorn1e t2t>U l•nCI ol Fo,.l•r. •n tltf' C.ounl• ol Tiii\ ~nes\ h Con<IUC!ed by "" '"" Orenve. !.lele of C.11torn1•. •\ •llOwn Olvlduel .., ., me p 111ec1 '" 800ll " Paoe n. C•rc>lyn 8 l11<k Re<oro of s..rvtys. 111 ""' olll<t 01 '"" Tl\I\ •la1"""'"' wn 111.0 w•lh tM Counl'I' Recorder ol w iO Or•rtqf' CCM'" County Cieri< Of Or11n9e Count., on July ty, the <enterllM 01 w oo ~ oo 1001 n. 1"9 1"11'112 PubM""" OrMIQf! C.,.\t D•lly Piiot, strip being desert~ as IOllOW\ July 7S 4lnd Auo I, I . I), 1979 1779-Tt ______ , PUBLIC NOTICE Beolnttlnv •' • POtnl on II'<! south """ ol •-cen•ln 14 1n e<•t ~reel ~ ~wn an • rTWP lllecl '" ~ 11. P~ O of Ae<eord ol Sur.,.y\, 1n lhe of flel! ol lhe County A<Kordtr of .. 10 Oren~ County, .... 10 Po•nl IM•no '°"'" 61 df!OrMS JO mfnulll 20 M<-~ H\I "CTITIOUS IUSINESS .. 2t '"' from M\ enQle pojf>I In w ld HAME. STATEM.E NT r \late Of w1<1 Dectclonl D. MATNIA.S KIELL Y A~ney.tt.aw JMs.a.-o S..11• 311 l.111 A .... I ... CA •tJ Pul>ll•llofd Or-CO<!\l Daily Polol Auo 1. a. u. n. 197• 1•se ,. PUBLIC NOTICE ____ ,_ f'ICTITIOUS IUSINUS HAMIC STATEMENT The 1011ow1n9 per\On\ M• C101n9 bu•lnen .. HOUSE OF JOY BEAUTV SHOP, O NTARIO INDUSTRIAL AS SOCIA f ES 43$0 Yew> Ka rman .... ,,.,.. Sutlf' -. ~_, Bee<n, C•l1l0<n1• ,,~ OLTMANS CONSf P UC TION COMPANY '• C..t1Uorn1~ c0tp0t•lionl, \I• Monltr•Y P~" A....o Monterey P•r> CelllO<llM qi/~ O N TAP IO ASSOCIA fl'S I • C•lllM,.la oenerat PArlnersn1p1 43)0 Von K artnttn Av•nvf' ~u1I• 400. N•wPOn Bear,., C.ltt0<n1<1 't?IM>O Tl'lo\ l>U\IM\\ I\ COf!llu<letl by • oen•r "' Pll• '""~ltlp ONT ARIO ASSOCIATE!.. .. oent••• .,..,,,.,.,.,p soultterly line. wilO p0<n1 !Mino• Polnl Tht! lollowino penon IS oou•o l>U\I· on • l'IOn·l•no t nl curve conca ve neu ,,. fly J<>No D 0 Dof>nell ll4 E••I ltth Slrttl, Coll• Mesa, Gf'flor•I Pen- C.ltfornl• 92U7 Thi• ""'~menl ... , lilfd ,..11,. th• -·••rly llavlng. reolus ot 100 00 '"'· B E ACH TIME REAL TY. 111 • r.Olel llM t,,..OUQll .. 111 pe>lM burs M••lne A•• .. Ne wport Beec h. south n ~)I mlnutH oo ..cono C.Hforn•• '2661 Pllllllp Klnley Mt<lloll. 11''1 Miner Couflly Clerll. of Orenoo Counly on July St , Co•I• Me ... C.hlornle 92677 It ,.7q e ell. 111ence southerly •lonQ teld B Ju n Mt7Wta<Y. 1"5 Klnoltl Cl., cur.,. ltwOUQft • u ntnil •note of 1 CCKI• MtMt Celllornla t26:Ht Sltf'tlA Elatnt Mtllotl. 11 .. Mi~r ~MARCO BEltAL CltEE NllltG St., Co\!• Me~. 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M. h••• • ....... uw , .. ~ ...... ~ ..... ......,....,ca ... ft11Cn.1 ..... ' ~ ..... er-. c..t o.ny ~ """"' '· .. •s. n. "" ,.....; .. NATION 'Crib Death' Claims Four· In Family CA.MBORNE. Encland ~AP> Eacb tJme, Janet and Mk bH I Wrlaht were 1u,.. lt couldn't happen atain. But one by one. over se.en years, four ot lbe rouple's eaaerly awaited and much· loved babies d ied. The doctors can only say the lnfa.nta were vk· Umt ot the "crab death, or cot death syndrome" that bereave& ten of thoun ncb ot parenta yearly arowid the world. NOW, TORM£NTED BY GUILT and 1oss1p, the Wrip tl have 1lven up lryln1 for a companion for Mandy, their healthy 8 year-old daughter who can't '-"Cieratand why her brothers and sisters bave been taken away. Janet Wria ht has decided to be steriliied. "l couldn't take the rtsk again," she said. "What mother could bring another baby into the world knowing Juli well that this could ha ppen acaln?" It was a hard decision lo make after lnvesling so much heartache. Another decision was allowing researchers lo study the body of Natalie. who was found dead in her crib May 10, at ages"" months. .. WE HOPE THE DOCTORS WILL learn enough so that other parents won't have lo go through wbal we went through." The feellngs or loss and guilt were terrible, said Michael Wright, a $17~a·week electrical ap· Uance re airman , but we re made worse by ma c1ous gue · market town. The gossips said there was no way a couple could lose rour babies like that . "There were even stories that Janet must have killed them ." he said. "How do you answer that sort or thing?" ~nstead it drove 39-year-old Wright to ask for the tnquest that called in leading pathologist Dr. Albert Hunt to examine lhe dead baby's organs . .. NATALIE REALLY WAS A BEAUTIFULLY kept child," Hunt said in an interview. "I can as- sure anyone who has any doubts about this that she bad been lovingly cared ror. There could be no truth in any suggestion that her parents were in all)' way to blame." The Wrights live in a small, neat row house, buJlt about a century ago, near the center or Cam· borne. Janet Wright, 34, says her greatest desire was to share it with children. After Mandy, there was Darren, born in 1972. At the age of a month he bad convulsiona and was taken to the hospital. The day after he came home, be unexpectedly died in his baby chair, age 2"" months. Doctors thought it was an intestinal problem. Next Clare, born in 1973. She ·went to the hospital with what was thought to be a digestive problem . Within 24 hours of her r eturn Mrs. W ...... t found her dead in her baby carriage, age 41h months. GABY WAS BORN PREMATURELY IN 1975. Doctors advised that he have special care in a nearby foster home during the critical period between 2 and 5 m onths. The Wrights visited him daily, and be seemed to be doiq well. One mom· iDI tbe foater mother found him dead lA bed, aa• 4 Ii\ months. The Wrights asked doctors whether there wu something wrong with them. The doctors polnted to Mandy, in blooming health, and said there was no medical reason they s houldn't be parents again. So, last November , Natalie's brief life began. She bad three trips to the hospital, after a cold, a vomiting attack and a fit of convulsions . Doctors and parents took elaborate preeauUona, and abe seemed perfecUy well the la.st time she was released. The next day she died in bed. Her mother found her and fled, screaming, from the house. THE CRIB DEATH S YNDROME , although It affects m ore than 2,000 babies a year in Britain alone, is mostly a mystery. Medical men are further puzzled because the more developed the country, the more the illness seems to occur. Doctors said the Wright babies' hearts seemed simply to have stopped beating. Natalie's heart is being used in a six·month research program in a London teaching hospital. "Col deaths could arise as a result or ab· normalities in the conducting of electrical im· pulses in the heart," Dr . Hunt said. "There could be a link with a case or a chap who drops dead on the golf course in his 40s. • • THE wRIGBTS BA VE LOOKED INTO adopt· ing a child and found a long waiting list and little bope. "It's so long, and there are so many younger couples wanting to adopt children that we've already been told there's not much chance for us," said Janet Wright. "lo any case they say that Michaelis already too old." Rock Stars' Aide Gets Prison Tenn ALBANY, Ga. <AP) -Former Allman Brothers road manager John C. "Scooter" Rerrin1 b as been sentenced to 2"" years ln prison on charges ot po1sessing cocaine and supptytn1 it to rock star Gregg Allman. Lal month, Herring waived bis ri&hl to a new trial and pleaded guilty to the cbaraea. Tbe 5tb U.S. CircuJt Court of Appeals over- turned Herring's 1976 drug trafficking conviction ud ordered a new trial last Marcb after ':r'!:1' tbat ~.S. District Court Judie Wilbur Owena la not cpaeetimlng jurors about a newspaper article tbat appeared oo the day Heninl telUlled ID b.11 defense. Allman, tbe group's slnger and or1a.tat, leltlfled acatnat Herrinl at the 1t79 trial. Now Open Low Cost Spa11, Nhter. Vaccmatfon Dft'matolofnl Fre~y Animal Hospital of Costa Mesa WI N.wport Blvd. 645-2413 Bii Appotntmenl ~.Auguet t6, t979 DAIL v PtLOT A J 5 BEING SUED Mel Brooks Coast oldie r Commissione d Gary R Allen, i.on of Mr . and Mrs. ILL. Al len. 27022 Calle Juanita, Ca p ist ra no Beach , Comic Sued in Name Use N£W YORK <AP) - Bernard Pomerance. a ullh o r or the bat Broadw•y play "The El~phunl Man," ls suing Mel Brooks ror the com· edtan '!I use of the title in Ii n"w movie In lb\• complaint filed an U .S 01slncl Court h e r e , P o m era n ce claimed Brooks' use or the title cre ates con- rus ion in the public m mt.I , misappropriates the reputation and good will of lhe play's author a n d produce r s, a nd d ilutes the pro perty rights or the award · winning stage drama. C a I I r . . wa s co Ill Both the Pomerance m issloned an Arm y play and the Brooks second lieutenant upon movie are based on the graduating from the Of-real-hfl' story of a Vic· ri cer Can didate School, to rtan freak J ohn Mer. HELP! University of California Irvine Students, Faculty and Staff Need Housing If you have an apartme nt. house. room for rent, or need • roommate, please call the UCI Housing Office (714) 833-6811 to uUllze our free Hating service. Fort Benning, Ga •rick. ' THURSDAY August 16 5 to I 0 p.1n. Mu91 Stltc1ion of Stylu Super Volue LAMPS and ACCESSORIES FROM $99to $200 Regular sns to S4QQ voluH from20%•50% Mettreu & fo11t1detion Sup.tr Velue $ 5 9 lA. PC {,t~c• .. pi~ f•O" t,f ~tylt\ 'l~ :J' • • • ion,. -. bPOut1~v1 dt<oro•or tolot\ C,;t,.1' • ,, ,, odd \~f~\ 3 -Pc BEDROOMS Sets indude dresser. mirror plu l queen.heodboord from$200,o $527 0><.t1' '' '": ... ·''*'"'' :.""' ,. ') •':' ., . •, ... :."'"" ft,,·\l°I'• \ t.I rtl'"'"' tn:1r~· ~ , t ,, • • ,t ' SUPER VALUES 1 fOR . .. $35 .$269 . l A(H $144 Queen Size Sleepers . Various l oveseots fA(H $12 Student Desks .......... lACH $44 OPEN Bookcase . . . . . . . EACH $8 9 h~r, ''->'"'-on1 1 ~O•O• ,.,.,~ ,. .. 00 \!JI• I)~ n('t.d t "' lJ• rq 1 (t'~" .... fC,, -·\)'Ot t, ~ht""''-. ,,,.,. .. ...,.,.. . -,~ .. TABLES In • wide ttlection of stylu Upto 70% OFF Nome Brand s •Bassett •Armstrong •Douglas •Kroehler • ThomosY11fe •Broyhill •DeV1fle •Gillespie Hurry Now and SAVEii SOFA and lOVESEATS 3·pc Tobie Group . . . All 3 PCS. $89 ., ... $200 to $598 • ... u .... u ... 9-pc Corner Group ..•...... $150 , (tlc>o\• hOM l)Olllllor \l~I!>\ oll lomou\ blon<1 QUOl•IY &toullluHY 11~lo<~ t11 Cl MM •OI'"'' nl dutoblfo lclbrtC \ llf '°'I• IOI bf\I , .... ..., VAlllTT OF COMPUTf ~ DINING ROOM GROUPS -~ fROM20% •50% off ~· e, .. "I • ,.. ' • ... ,.., \t'll'ft, •'1~ ~ f I\ (p,r~ • to "°' •t!t f l' c• ,,. t ' Of1rC: ""'·'" .... , .. ,.,., t1t'ttf .\I' ·• •• t,, DOOR BUSTERS ••• 5-pc Dinelte $77 loblc ond • cho"~ Bunk Bed Mattress .......... $29 Vonous Ottomans ...... EA CH $4 7 Famous Recliners ............ $99 Swivel Bar Stools .........•.. $29 . .......... $95 Odd Headboards ..•...• t.ACH $19 I Flip-l id Desk .....•..••.•... $49 - -·---.. Woodstock ReviMited MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATES Jan:im d Festival's 'Spirit' 1,ingers SU llOBtB-810,000 JillDIUlf SDITOft'S NCYl'i -0.. Allf JS, !19, WI o ...... JlfopW DOlhmid .. o tNtd ...,. ..,._,, N. Y., /or o -.-.d ol ..... Cllld • .,._. _, .,_" A_.... PNu Writ« Corq ~ • ..,. •. _, °"'°"f t._ Clt'°"i CMd l'feftti., '°""' bock /or...._, toM.. r ay coaav MNDL&a But ~al oppoa&Uon nlxed that. Tbe promot.n went t.UllCJu. S.....MuYuaur. . ••At Lb.at dme we bad bad VVJ UtU. contact with tbl new wave, wltb the protelt movement " 11r1. llua rffalled. "We wen veey couervaUve. It tt.arted out u a bualneu Pf'OPOllUoa." Promotel"I 1a1d the Yuaun Cot $50,000. Mrs. llua l&ld the contract called for about 30,000 to .0,000 P90Pl• 1pre1d out over thre4) days. "Wt told each other we would be surprised lf 10,000 would 1how up,'' ahe aald. 0 0 ....... -.... .R&t.ee are quoted weekly and a.re baaed on t.he aver- age diaOouA~ rat.e for aix·mont.b UJJ. TreuuryBUla . •o purohue 01' Ndempt1on !eee. Federal recuia- ttona prohJbt~ oompou:n.d.lng o!tnt.ereet and requ.11'9 a 8Ub8t&nt1aJ lntel'Mt penalty !or early wtt.hdr&tr&J.. ~owm. BETHEL. N.Y. (AP) -Alfalfa .,._. the rolllq fteldl, and Lb dairy COWi a.re baek. Tlie only ttac s ol the mam!!DC!l,b ltqe end toweru.. banb ot apeuen wbleb ampllfted tbe mualc ol Joan Bau, Jlml HmclriJl and Jania JOPiin are • rotUns wooden beam and aome erwnbl1n1 cooerete uchon at t.be foot ol a .O.aere bill. ONC£ oua1NG THE WEEKEND, com- munJcatJoM broke down between Yasgw"s house and the feaUval command poet. Yasgur new to the bacllataae otflcea ln a private bellcoP'er rented in case ol emer1ency. QUOTE FOR THE WEEK OF AUGUST 16 THRU AUGUST 22, 1979 NOW, It YEA&S A nu llALP. million peo- ple jammed onto llas Yu1ur'1 farm, local farmen aa.y t.be oaJ.y invuioft la b7 reporten t.n can, plane.. even a helicopter, lookinl for atories tabout today's anniversary of the Woodstock Festival. ''Tbey saw who he was, and they just pro. pelled him on to the stage," Ml'$. Maas said. ~ PAMYllW CINT'm Ulhw •t Or. At Mht 11 u ,.._HJ.1121 Pomona First Federal Savings- Some called Woodstock the nowerln1 of the "peace and love" geoeraUoo. Others said it was a oear-diaast.er. The three-day festival -Aua. t.S-17, i• -is a vivid melDOl'Y for tboH wbo promoted i~ tboee wbo oppoeed it, those wbo performed there and tboee wbo slept in tbe mud. Miriam· Yasgur II aaa still owns the bl.llside that served as an amphitheater -it is for sale as farmland. Ing property bas been sold since II ax Yassur's death of heart failure ln 1973. Be was 53. The Yasgurs were stunned by the number of people coming down their rural road 10 JOPUN years ago. "We just assumed very few people woold want to come out and listen to that noise," said Mn. Maas THE caowos CLOGGED ao.ADS j.hrougbout Sullivan COlinly and for nearly 40 miles to the New York State Thruway. They spread through Bethel and neJgbboring White Lake. They spilled onto neighboring farms, searching for campsites, food and water. With roads blocked. and a crowd more tban rive limes what anyone bad expected, promoters and police resorted to helicopters to ferry in emergency supplies. The drug culture nourished openly. Hundreds were treated for overdoses or "bad trips." And everyone remembers the weather. The ski es opened F'riday afternoon, and rain and high winds kept up for most or the weekend. THE $18 TICKETS WERE WORTHLESS scra ps or cardboard by the time the weekend ar- ri ved The few fences and turnstiles we trampled Ullo the mud long before the fl..rst electric guitar chord. They came to hear Tbe Grateful Dead. 1be Who, Jefferson Airplane, Richie Hneu, Joe Cocker, Santana, and Country Joe and the Fish. "lt was a sea of people," said Arlo Guthrie, one of the featured performers. "There was no place that didn't have people on it. "I remember being ln New York City the day before and thinking that maybe like 100,000 people were going to be there," said Guthrie. "I thought, 'My God, 100,000 people!' In those days any group of 100,000 had the potential for violence. We decided to go up anyway. ". . .Jt was like a disaster zone. I wondered how we all were going to survive," Guthrie said. "IN mNOSIGHT, THOUGH, IT was the culmination of so many things. It jusWled the whole peace movement. The thing that made Woodstock Woodstoc k was the s pirit of the people. It wasn't the promoters." Nei~rs rem ember lbe gathering -not always fondJy. WUllam F'iUppin1, 76, was literally caught in the mlddle. It was bis pond that became a com· munal bathtub, hls land that became a camp- ground. "My place was lnvaded by lhouaanda of peo- ple," be said. Campers were all over Fillpplnl'a fieldA. When tbe winds came, tenl!I blew down and they moved into bia chicken house, barn and a elx-room eol- tage near the site. FiJlpplnl says he harbors no grudge but "wouldn't care to have that many people around aaaln." THE NEW YORK CITY P&O•OTE&S originally wanted to hold their mualc festival near Woodstock, which waa developing as a 11ummer · colony for som~ rock 11l11rs, lncludina Bob DylMn. Biker Gets Prison "I'm a fal'mer," be told the crowd. "I don't know bow to speak to 20 people at one time, let alone a crowd Uke this, but I think you people have proven something to lbe world . . . that half a million kids can get together and have three days of tun and music." our I0%·600k off Back-to-School Sale starts now; don't be latel . 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But for someone m has fi rst season, 1t was ecstasy. CORRAL LED THE ENTIRE NFL in points (118) last year and was personally responsible for three of the team's victories with field goals m the olol>tng seconds. He was acknowledged for his efforts by almost every publication and wire service in the na· lion and, to top it off. was a unanimous selection to the NFC's Pro Bowl squad. . • . Not bad, considering the ex·UCLA graduate had to spend most of his senior season on the sidelines nursing a broken jaw "Last year was the best year of my life," says the Mexican born Corral emphatically. ··1 hope to kick this year as well as 1 did last )'ear with a little more consistency " If there was one drawback to Corral's ill ustrious 1978 cam paign it was that he indeed missed a lot of field goals, including two crucial ones against the Dallas Cowboys in the first half of their NFC championship contest "MY ONLY ENCORE WOl LO BE to make some of thost> had lasl year," 9tt~s the R1ve~~t · I will ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ first to admit my <'Ons1stency wasn't what 1t maybe should have been 1 had 10 miSSl'S and four blu<·kt>d kicks. I hope to improve that this ' i I '·'"'""''""'l I ( ', Piggy-baek Ride Al'Wl ....... to year " Corral l>l.IYl> much of 111-. l'red1t 1s because of two prmc1pJ{· things a l an exn•pt1onal :>J.Jt'l'IJI team:. un1l . bl the making of what he terms. "the k1t·k · .. Tha l kick in Philadelphia rc.-all} put a lot of confidence in rne." confides the :.occer styltc" k1tkcr For those who forgot. 1l was Corral':. 46·yard field goal with seven seconds left that gave the Ram~ a i,tirnng 16 14 win at Philadelphia in lhear fi rst game of the year "lt really helped me a lot," he l>a1d of the kic k .. 1 don't kno"' if I wouJd have bct.'n ahlt' lo ::;hake the effects of missing som ething like that " CORRAL'S CONFIDENCE boo!>ted tremendously, he dad the s ame thing on two other occasions his 27·yard field goal with three seconds left beat T ampa Ray, 26·23. and a 24·yard field goal with two seconds remaining dumped the San FranclSco 49ers. 31·28 "Now," he says, "I'm looking forward to this .season and hopefuJly I can go out and do what I did last year "I KNOW OUR SPECIAL T EAMS will be great again Thal(:. what this team has to do. stay a llftle on top of the other teams ·· Corral has no certain philosophy about kicking. He approacheio a c rucial situation as if it we re a practice "Wh at's the difference''" he asks straight-faced "It's reall} no different m a gC:l me tnun il 1s in practice I JUSt don't let tht· - Seattle's Julio Cruz wound up on the back of Cleveland's Rick Manning in Tuesday night 's American League gam e in the Kingdome. Manning broke up a double pl ay but was out a l second base. Cleveland won. 7·5. (See CORRAL. Page 8 2) RAMS PLACEKICKER FRANK CORRAL. Tiger Rookie Was Nearly Cut By DAVE CUNNINGHAM. Of Ille Oallf Piiot $taff Success s torie s are common 1n baseball, but Bruce Robbins' tale is a little more dra m atic than most. One year ago today he was in a rookie league m Virginia, struggling with a 3·5 record and a 3.79 ERA. He was wor· ried be maghl be released. Anaheim Stadium Tuesday night. Last Wednesday. in bis first win, he ca rried a no·hitter into the seventh and beat Texas. 10·4 Robbins was summoned from the AA club in Montgomef'y 21 days ago. He's 19 and doesn't have much use for a razor yel. l TODAY HE IS THE PROUD OWNER t of bis second major league victory, a 6·3 f win over the division·leading An11els al "SURPRISED? YEAH, l 'LL SAY I was surprised to be called up. I had more or less told myself I'd s pend the rest of the year in double A ," Robbini:. says. Surging Surf Confidence? Wall Doesn't Lack It By ERNIE CASTILLO Of IN Dally l'il.i $tall When Peter Wall became bead coach of the California Surf. his • strategy was simple. "Attack, attack again and attack some more.'' f ' Unfortunately, his offense was so bad that the only attack was or the heart variety. The soccer club couldn't buy goals even 1f 1t bad a stack of half.fare coupons. Jn eight gam es under former coach John Sewell, the Surf had managed six regulation .Roals and a 4·4 record: But even that · looked good compared to Wall's first week as coach, captain and sweeper when the team scored once in three strajgbt losses en route to a 5·10 record at the half.way point of the season. "It was a combination of things," Wall now recalls. "When I took over . I s aid it wouldn't happen right away. In my first seven games, we went 1-6 but we didn't play that badly. We just didn't get any breaks. And when we did, we couldn't take advantage." They weren't tbe Miracle Mets, but the club did become the Surging Surf dur· ing the second half of lbe campaign. With the addition of Laurie Abrahams and the WALL return to form or Steve David, Caliromia I won its last four. sax of its last seven and 10 or its final 15 to make • the North American Soccer League playoffs ror the second year in i a row. "I never dreamed I'd ever get to talk to Sparky Anderson 1 mean. he's like a leJ(end to m e." Robbins continued "And now. here he 1s m anagmg me I feel honored ·· Robbins s urrendered six hits and three runs m his s1x·1nning workout. and Jack Billingham finished up with his third savt' of the yt.>ar TH E ROOKn: ALMOST DIDN'T make 1t pa~t th<' first inning With lJ wa lk. two bloop hits and a lined single the Angels ~ot t\\-O quick runs befon• Robbins could get a ~econd out ·• 1 was really angry at myself afler that first inning.·· Robbins .,aid · I ki cked myself m thl' butt J httle bll because I "'asn l p1tchm~ al> "'ell a~ I know I can ·· The kick ""orked Robbin!-retired 12 m a row before g1v1n~ up a third run m the s ixth, and b) that lime Detroit had Jumped 1n front. 4 2 Jal>on Th o m µ-.on knoc-kerl 1n (Stt ANGELS. Pag1· 8 2> Al'Wl ...... I• i MO&E IMPORTANTLY, the team be1an to believe in itself. THE ANGELS' ROD CAREW SCORES AFTER COLLIDING WITH L.ANCE PARRISH. New.Pitch Works Out For Hooton ST LOU IS I A P ) Six days of re-.t accompanied by a six-milt ""alk and an effective one.finger c-u rH' ball all added up to a wan - nmJ? formulu for Burl Hooton. Thi.• 1.o-; Angelt>-. Dodgers· nJ?ht hander. backed by a 13-hll offenst>. "'as all but inv1nc1 ble Tuesduy ntJ?hl while stopptnJ:! tht• St Lou1~ Cardn:ab 9·0 with a l \\ O·hllll'f H o o t o n :.i d t• ,1 d · p a n n l' d p(•rformer nicknamed "Happy· b.' '.\I ana.:er T()m L Ul>Orctu H·1zed lht.> occasion to Jah 11 't•rbal nrl'1ll<' mto tht• 11c:. of lht· Oodi.:cr~· held bo:.:-. "VOl tOLO Mt.: what I could do "'1th that pitch when I found 1L .. he r<'m1ndcd Lasord u "\\ 1•11. I did what you said~ Only 1 on 1 g h l . I d 1 d 1 l t o l h 1· l':.irdina ls ·· l :>U<1lly tough bet·auM' of h1~ mort• patented knuckl<' curv1:. llooton protected a no-hiller un 111 lo~er John Denny, 6 Ht . :-mj?lcd to l>lart the sixth lie then set down six m a ro"' for another streak which was in· terruptt"<i by Ken Reitz' one-0ul :.1n~le in the ei ~hth Hooton funned seven. walking two en route to his 11th complete game And. while aided by the e ras ure or two St Louis runners from the ba:.cpaths. he faced only 29 batters 'Y ou'vt> got to be a little bit lucky to ftet a no·hitter." said Hooton. who a uthored s uch a mound masterpiece against the Philade lphia Phillies in 1972 while with the Chicago Cubs. "IS MY NO·HITTEB I bad a couple of good plays behind m e ." he r ecalle d . "Gre.R Luzinski hit a shot a mile long. but il was caught. If it'd been in Wrigley Field, it would've been gone." J "'Ibey know as a team we're Improved," says Wall. "And they know aa individuals they're improved. They really believe now. They're talldng about going all the way. We think we have a good ' chance but first we have to get over that first hurdle." Al u .nser: Raclng's Triple Threa- 1 That tint hurdle is the San Die10 Soeten, who open a two· 1ame playotr series with the Surf Thursday nl1ht (7:30) at Anaheim Stadium. Game two-along with a 30-minute mini 1ame lf needed-will be played S~turday ni1bt In San Dle10. By HOWABD L. HANDY Of .... Detey '"*' ..... races at lndJanapolis. Pocono, Pa . and Ontario. at Ontario Motor Speedway Sept. 2 and Wal> ' a two-time winner each of t.be lut two • ~. THE SOCKEas, WHO e.llmlnat.ed the Surf from t.be playoffs in round one lut year, won twice by 1-0 scores la WI aeuon'a meet- tn11. But Wall, a model of conftdeoce, laa't about to dwell on the pat. -"U we don't choke up on 1ame nlsbt. If we Just 10 out and play our normal 1ame, we can do it," be 1aya. "We're confident, sky· bllh coaftdeat. "l"or once we 10 tato a pme knowin1 we can beat tbem. •· Witla IOOd reMOD. David, a two-time NA.SL •corlnl champion (leeWALL.Pa1eBl) LOS ANGELES-The only driver in tbe history of championship car racing to win the sport's Triple Crpwn Imo_., his feat will not be matched this year and marvels at the tood fortune that broulht s uch an achievement to him. ''I wu probably as happy or happier when I won the race at Ontario laat year to win tbe triple crown than I wu in winning my flpt Indy race," Al Unaer says. The Triple Crown consists or winning 500·mlle "WHEN YOU &EALIZE all that goes in· 1 to puttin.I a car together that will lut for 500 miles, it is something. When you mu.tlply that by three. well, Just figure the odds. "There are so many things that can 10 wrong and put you out or any race. If I could say what made the difference last year, I'd have it really made." Unser will compete ln the California 500 years. He has won at Indy three Umes. Unser feels the European-style qualify. , ing will be a boon lo this year'• race. ~ "I LIKE IT," HE SAYS. "It giftl you· a better chance t.o wort out tbe car. We do a lot or nmnlng in practice and it ml&bt as well be during a time •bell we ean also post rut lape. Then lf aomelblq happen-.,• you already have your Ume -~lill..,, <See UNSEa, Pare 81) -ONLYPtlOT A C.,.ule flepof1 Front the Wodd of....,._ . -- Orl•IN WI• .. IZala .. •-..-.BU Aluaa.a ...... ...._._..._,AI _ _,.., Ill the bottom alt.he lltb lnAlnt m•Pl*I a l ·l tie and 1av• Ba.ltlmore a 2·1 victory over the ChJc110 WlaU• Sox Monday altht lA American IAaaue ac· Uoa ••• -..., •ueer'• aeccmd home nm of the cam•, a lwo-,_ llilot a. UM el*9db LDD.lq, boOlt.ed t.be New York Vankeee to a •1 vtetory over Texu ... Germaa Tlllolau • BASEBALL/FOOTBALL/SOCCE~· ,,...r-.e•• ANGELS ••• tbrff rum with a two-for.four D11bt, belt.lq a two-nm bomer In the tourtb to eraae t be An1ell' early lead. and 8-Otdlvle belted two-run homen to oower MUwaultee Aaron Takes Healthy Rip to a 5·2 victory over Kanaaa City ... Fred LJU drove in alx runs wltb b1I 33rd and 34Lb bomen aod a double u the Bolton One nlCJlt earlier, mon than 50 Apple Valley rMldent.a made the Iona drive from that blgb de· sert community to watch Thompeon, tbelr hometown boy, al Anabeim Stadium. At Racism, Commissioner :~ ~~~e~~.==~'i!!~:: ln lbe it.bit attack agaJnst three Min- They went home somewhat dbappolnted. Thompson got on· ly one meek single ln a one-for. four night. That's the Tbompeon of 1979, a .2-47 blU.er wJtb 12 bomen. Pre• M ot.a&dlee oesota plt.chers . • • Toby Hana.la drilled a ATLANTA -Home run kiq hank Aaron aaya Ill two·run triple to highlight a rour-run first reciam • bueball hu tot to end. lnnina and Cleveland went on to defeat "B•eball bu pt to cba.Qle." he aald '-There Seattle, 7 • ... CraJ1 Kuick bit Toronto's la racial prejudlc~. ll la real and bu bte.o for a nrat bome run in eight 1ames. a t wo-run ... Ume." shot In the ei&bth inning, to lead the Blue HAD ANY OF THEM been Aaroe, ln an .,tJcle ln l0da.y'1 edlUon ot The Atlanta L""'" J •ys to a 6·2 vict or y o~r Oakland able to stay through Tuesday, Coutitutioft, uld be bad been apeakinS out •1aiut ract.m Pik'her Joaqala AHllJar bit Houston's first home run al they would have seen the aon1 belore be beltt.'d lbe 71Sth WeUme homer to break Babe the: Aatrodome since July l~. a two-run, lnslde-tbe·park shot Tbompeon of 1978, a .287 bitter Ruth'• all-Ume rttord. an the second lo.nine. and pitched a four-hitter for his 12th vie-with 2JS bomers. ALUNIER · "I cannot honestly say that bueball tory as lbe Astros edged Moolreal, 2-1 In National Lea1ue ac· "I've been bot and cold ever baa been ab8olutely fair with blacltl," be tion . . . Pinch-bitter Vic Correll hit a loth·lnAlnl double to since April,"· Thompson says. fi',....paffeaJ aa~id. "I cannot look myself in the mirror score Ray KAlgbt and give Cincinnati a 2-1 win over "I'll swing lbe bat really good eac h day and not speak lbe truth. And I Philadelphia . . Wlllle stargell and Ed Ott drove lo two for one or two nights, then go will conUnue to 11ay It the rest or my Ule runs each to support the slx-bil pitching of Joha Caadelarta cold for a week." because I owe it to myself and everybody as the Pittsburgh P irates beat San Diego. 7-1 ... Gree U you were looking for re-UNSER ••• else.'' Jolla1&oa drove in two runs with his first two m ajor league aaons behind Thompson 's He said be was burned up wllen he hits. a double and a single. highlighting a seven-run fifth ln· slump, you might point out that Or you can go ln and make an adjustment." reid 1r recent Pete Rose interview ln ning that carried San.Francisco to an 8-2 victory over the the 6-4 slugger made lwo big Playboy Magazine in which ftose was Chicago Cubs ... Lee MHsl.IU belted a two-run homer. bad changes thb year-be got mar· Unser craabed bis car tut weekend at Trenton but will have a new one for Ontario. quoted as saying CinclnnaU Reds manag-a triple and scored five runs and Alex Trevino had a three· r le d . and b e moved fro m ment told him to stay away from black AHOH run double as the New York Mets collected 17 bits to crush Newport Beach to Detroit. He reels the rift between USAC and CART bas gooe too far to bring about a workable solution but is still hopeful a m iracle will occur. players. Atlanta, 18-5 ... Des ignated hitter HaJ McR.e of Kansas Ci· Aaron now vice president and director of player develop· ty and outfielder Du Ford or the Angels have been named "LIFE IN DETROIT is, well, ment for lhe Atlanta Braves, s aid he was concerned that co winners of the Player of the Week award ln the American there's nothing else to do. I was black players dld not get ~ many endorsements and that the League j ust going lo the gym every day pFejudice extends to television. . and working out," Thompson "NONE OF us LIKE IT," he "You don't see Tom Seaver or Fran Tarkenton havtng -------Ba•ellall Toda11-------. said. "Maybe that bas s lowed says. "Two groups trylng to do any problems getting work," he said. "But what about Ernie On this date in baseball in 1914. me down." the s ame thing. Yes, I would like r----t-~~~~the~~re~a~tes~t ,JP~l~a~ye~r~ln~th~e,;h~i;st;o~ry~o~f~C;:.h;;lc~a;;g;.o.;., ~an~d.----t---;t;rl:-f~rbt-'rt-'Of-"ttrrlBrc:JOktvrrl~~nr-~t-11rN11t--l---L~T.bompsoo reel.a f ru.slration oo to see them get back tocetber Willie Mays . on see anyone noc g w o frent:.. He!s·d1,~~~·~~~-~~~~u...~~.aa..J1~UlllldJll.. __ _ forendorsementsorbroadcastingjobs." ·-t1ona l League record with four sacr1hce hasn't been able to contribute CART rules. With exception ol a Aaron. who finished his career with 755 homers, ~aid be game mne . and be's frustrated that couple or drivers CA.J . Foyt in was still irked at Commissioner Bowle Kuhn for ordering the On this d ate an 1886 De troit has to play in the particular> they can't keep up Braves to play him in Cincinnati when he was closing in on G u y Hecke r o r the Amer ican Association's Eastem Di vision with WI <CART>." Ruth's record. LouisvilJe club became the first man in maJor league "With our record. we'd only Unser says he isn't Interested He tied the m ark and the Braves announced he would not hiitory to hit three hom e runs m one game be rave or six games out lf we in Formula One raclng. play again until the club returned home for its second series Today's Birthdays we re playmg in the West," "I've given a lot of thought to or the 1974 season. He played as ordered, but did not hit a Montreal Expos c·atcher Duffy Oyer is 34 Thompson say'! Jn the East . Formula One racing," Al aays. homer. getting his record-setting blast in Atlanta April 8, Philadelphia Phillie:. p1t(·hcr Nrno Espinosa I.'> 26 Detroit is 17~ out "But I don't IJke traveling that 1974 . And lhe Angel'>, despite losing much and I don't talk any other ''I still have a sore spot when it comes lo the com-Stehab~nH~r .'tuys K ro<-Tontpf>rfl'd their second straa~ht gamc, re language It would be like start- missioner," he said. "I can't help it. After all the commotion main 311 in front of the Western ang a ll over again about where I was going to hit 714 and 715, he dido 't come to NEW YORK George St<:mbrenner. racry Ea pack ··At the tJme J had some or Atlanta on April 8. He sent Monte Irvin instead ." owner or the N~.,., York Yankees, h<is ae<:used SC£n fers, I v.ould have had to give up DicHO Padr.cs 0\4nc r Hay Kroc ol tdmJ><'ring 'Wllh "TflEY'\'E J l 'ST lllT a !>pell too m uch to do at. And besides, I ..--------fluofe of the Doy -------, third baseman Gra1~ Nettle); Sti·1nbrenn<:r made \\he re. If they had a base rut hke-the I,; s hi s comments at lhl• baseball o\\ ncr~' meetin~ 1 ucsday night here or there. they might ha\ c Detroit Lions place-kicker Benny Rlurdo, a former an Los Angeles aftC'r Kroc .... as quoted c:;irlJcr i.I .., sa}1ng lhal 140n l140 straight instead or los "I DON'T HAVE any thoughts Costa Mesa High and Orange Coast College standout h . ft .. :..; ttl d d b J miz l ~o strain ht,' Anderson ob-ho "My only competition was a rookie kicker from Central e wall ·goinJ? a l'r · l' <·.., an secon a-.eman <It' ... a ut rcunng and 1 don't worry Michigan named Raddi Savich and they let him go last Morgan or lht Cincinnati Ht'ru.. both or 14 horn 14111 be fn·(' "n' ed about recognal.Jon. If at was tot.al agents at lhc end of the sc;ison Kroc, ho.,.,c,er, later scud "Rut tht \ rt 'till pla)inl! th•· rl'cognJllOn I wanted, 1 would be _,_week. He.cild all Ute kicking m camp ~o sa~e my leg."· that he was not gomg to do "any tampering Lil all "ut 141.: do b1"•l b.111 of lh•·1r d1\ 1-.wn the disappointed . But I don't and need to strcn~thl'n our hatting " Mill. !'lteinbrcnner was an1itr} T1~1·r' "h1111wr 1 ont1ma ·d I II 1 m n<Jt at iJll disappointed.'' Ted Williams· Wit~ S uin g Town BRATTLEHORO, Vt -The wife of former ii Boston Red Sox sta r Ted W1 llwms Ill suin~ the town of Rockingham for allegf'dly blowing up a dam on her property and shooting thE.' beavers that lived there Dolores Williams filed th<.' s uit an Wi ndham· Superior Court in Brattleboro She 1s seeking $7,000 for dam ages and mental distress. as well as court costs. Mrs . Williams contends that Town Manager Peter LaHaise and other town employees entered her property in April and blew up a dam without her permission. She claims the workmen dynamited the dam and lhen shot the beavers In add1t1on to causing mental distress. Mrs Williams contends, the blast a bo shattered a storm window in her house. LaHaise s aid Tuesday the dam was blasted to clear a culvert that had flooded a road and sever al houses. He said he could not comment on Mrs Williams' contention that her permission was not obtained. NCAA BOJ1kefboU Tountq E%pands CENTERVILLE. Mass. -Because officials m believe th. e quality of college basketball is on the rise. eight more teams will get a shot at the na- tional championship in the 1980 NCAA tournament. The number of teams in the annual tournament will jump to 48 from 40 starting next March, the National Collegiate Athl\!tic Association executive committee decided Tuesday. The executive committee also e nded restrictions on the number of teams from the same conference that can be sel ected for the tournament. ViCtories Si•ilar McGee Wins Hartford Open WETHERSFI ELD , Conn. (AP) -There was a lot of "deja vu" in Jerry McGee's victory at the Sammy Davis Jr.-Greater Hartford Open Tuesday. McGee shot a six-under-par 65 for a 72-hole total of 17-under- par 267 and a one -stroke m argin over Ja ck Renne r . It was McGee's second victory or the year and their similarities were not lost on t he 36-year-old veteran. AS HE STOOD on the 16th fairway watching Renner in the group ahead sink a birdie lo go one-up, McGee turned to hls cad- d y and noted be was in the same poeition In the Kemper Open in June in Charlotte, N. C. At the Kemper, he birdied the Ji',.... Pap Bl CORRAL. • • pressure come into mind. I just concentrat.e on my center and bolder, and Nolan Cromwell and Dan Ryczek have bad o~ly one bad snap since I've been here." CO&&AL 18 THE nUT to admit he's otr to a slow start ln ' 11'19. Hampered by an ankle ln· jury, be played OD.iY one quarter ..s1aln1t Oakland and hls only field pl attempt waa blocked. "Tbe block waan't what I ex- nlN"tAlt.." be ••YI with a amUe. r.9-.;tru take the blame for It. "I'm aot ready yet. I haven't kicked .,qb. All It mtans lJ l have to work harder to cet the ball up more.'' 16th and then the 17th to beat Jerry Pate by a stroke. He did the same at the GHO to take the $54,000 top prize. "But I only mentioned It in passing. I didn't expect it to hap- pen that way." he said later. There was another s imilar circumstance for McGee, but not a pleasant one. The Ohio res- ident is being sued by a former sponsor for $100,000 and must appear in court this week. He also was scheduled for a court hearing in the week after the Kemper. "I DON'T KNOW what I'm do· ing here," be seld Monday after he moved into a tie for second place with J .C. Snead . "My mind is in s uch a whirlwind. My mlnd ls so far from golf, it's UD· believable." This week's hearing will pre- vent McGee from appearing at the Westchester Classic in Rye, N . Y . But he said be was able to COD· centrate Tuesday to the point that be could "see" the path of the winning, 25-foot uphill puU o n the 17th hole before he s troked it. "It waa like lnstant replay." - McGee Bu now won on the longest and shortest counea OD the pro tour. Tbe par-71 Wethersfield Country Club course measures e,s:u yarda, while the Quan Hollow Country Club ln Charlotte ll 7,180 yardl. Renner, wbo wu the co-leader at the beciMlnl of the round with Geor1e Cadlet led twice during tbe day, ano wound up ahooUnc a 6'J,. ' that Kroc had 1nd1c;1tl•d he would lake to ha"' NHtles ~l'<Jmr· tt•ll >a. Kan-.;" ('at> 1<. go1n1? to H,.. dt>(•sn't ha\'e a favonle a member of thl' Padres ne>.l ..,ca">on 'Th<1l., tampen.ng ha,·1· a tough ttmc C'alc h1ng (·m track or one he dislikes more Stembrtmner told the :\c \I. \ 1irk Po-.t I<.•' rfo1·-.n t le-a' t• < on..,.df'nnJ.? tht· tl•Jm.., thl") n· th<.1n anothf'r an) th mg lo thl· 1mugrn<.1t 1M1 And tht• l;J..,1:IJ<.1il l 'J1t1rn1 ... s111nn ~·0111.: l11hJ\1· tt• I.I'· plt1) IOI! ··y, hl'n 1 fir~l started r acing, I I Bowie Kuhn I JU 'l v•nt nut a 1·m·ul:1r onh at.IO•Jt a month a~o k' lh..tt \nd1·r-.•in inf•·rri d h.111 trac·b I hi<t-d bl·ller than sayrn g you can t m.1kl' ~.l<>l• rr11•nls .1hout Atd ng Jftl·r pla~N' .... h.lt nth(·r ni.irt<i).'t·r' .111,utttl ltl" oth• r ' hut J 1ll dn't have the "But I'm not thl• m11· tu rutJ~,.. "itc·inl1ri•nnn ar'1frd It lt'.J).(U• ha'• 111•1 n \a) 1n i.: .111 1111" le'(! •1.11r the lrarks should be m the he1nds of tl1l' tornmtY'>lllOl'r, and I J '-'Um1 a lone th<st th1· ko\ al ... nrJl ~1 1 n It all tit pl'nds fJ n v.hat hap he 'll act qwckl> " nesot<J or Tt·Aas Jre the 1\n1-•+1 l)('nS 00 3 track on a g1, l'n day pnmar) lhreal · The car doesn't work or you Lougani• CopfltrP• Dlrlng Tit le Greg Louganls 11f \t as. 1rm \'11·10 t•apturc·d the men's one-meter llllt· in ttw l. S Outdoor l>1\1n1. championslups .,.,1th B!i2 735 poant~ al Ucc;.atur, \la lie 14 as fa r an front of runm•rup ~ott Reich .... 1th 750 R2a poin~. Rand) AIJkman and Da\e Bur r,t·rinJt, both or M1ss1on V1E.'jo. f1n1 shrd se\Cnlh and eighth Tennis Mar Victor Pecci was married to Mf'rcedes Barrloranal Pcnsso in what Paraguay's social chtr called the .,.,cddinit or thC') ear D•vid Robb's 12-yard goal with 4 07 remarnrn~ earned the Philadelphia f'ury a 2 1 upset \ 1ctory oHr the flou.,ton Hurricane in North Am erican Soccer League playoff acuon .. John W. Bu.nn, who coached Stanford basektball in the days or Hank Lulsettl. d ied at age 82 ~onday ... Huk Rieger, NBC vice president for corporate information for the pas t three years. wa s named as director or communications for the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee Telel'fslo11~ Radio TV: Spartacadc. 11 ·30 p.m .. Channel 11. RADIO: Baseball -Dodgers at St Louis. 5.30 p.m .. KABC <790>, Detroit at Antels. 7 25 p.m .. KM PC <710>. With a 5-2 loss lo ~1lv.auke<> ha\'e some other problem and at Tuesday. Kansa!. Cat) re marned can ~ miserable. But I don't fl\ t' ~:.imes h<·hind The T" ins han• an) favorites " ~ind Hanl!cr., a l'o lost. and tilt-H I!> thoughts on the top quala ,\ngc·ls 1215 sint·c· th•· \IJ ,1.1r f\ IOI! "Pl'l'd fo r thi s }e<1r '<, brt"ak h:.a"' th1• \4or-.i r• • urd ''' Cal1f11mw 500" lht· fnur dJ\ 1c;1onal IC'Jdt r-CIO<.t> to 200 m1 lf's a n hour, * he c;ay' "~fay be not, but it will AHGE1. HOru t •' ~· '"~~ e>..,.,,.. ,.., bt• an lhf' high 196s and above , I •"'1 v•N>•• ,..,,,.1,~.,,.,. r: "'"'"9 •1'C '• bel1e\e '' , ... ,1 "~· """"°'' lt"'d. '•• t"w .... " •"'' ..... 11\.at' .... ,_ .. '" ... , ~"'' ,,,. ...c .... (61' .. '"• ... ,, "'" ~ • O...• It. Q41h t,A\ \ , ... .,,. •• ,,_, •M -.-\ "9(f!"f fl blff flt• 0c #• NJ I .-,,_. Am•r •" L•~ o.u.~.., '"'.-0 • ..., ',.,.,..~ r .,.._, d•f "'~"·~•hQNllltf'I"• ,,.., ,,,~t o~•tcl'I tlttflf\ •ttf'I t,,.. htH IM'"d ff"' • •• ~ ~W"4 f hOmtr 'AM au ow c.i.t Of 0-•~, .. , M 0•"'1·h ,.._ 1"'"'' f '""'•"'•' .,,,..-, .... ..,et,., ... p.~ tf'd •o ,,....,,. 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' V'(.Of'\4 •mOftO •H U,... •~ ., w r('4\U>O \)1"1• o., .... , ._., t t\ 1111 t•'7 ft..1•t0f' \t• ""• •: O•"""° ,..., toC •ICh ~ E x -Tor Hedrick Cut SEATTLE -Gavin Hedrick, a fr~e a ~e nt punter who ~raduatt~ from Newport Harbor High !')chool and Washington State t;ruvers1ty, was cut by the SE-attle Seahawks Tuesday along .... 1th thr~ olh-er players . liednck was the only one or the quartet who played in Seat- tie 's first two exhibition games He punted once against Min- nesota for 41 yards. E'roa Page BI WALL ... Baseball Standings BRAND NEW 1979 LINCOLN VERSAILLES who was benched by Wall mid way through the campaign, has scored five goals and handed oul four assists in his last seven gam es. It's no coin c idence either that the Surf won six or those. ABRAHAMS, WHO CAME to the team during a las t ·minute trade in July. had eight goals and three assists in 10 games and helped take a lot of pressure orr the Surf's only cons istent front-line player, Gerry Ingram, a converted defender who wound up with 10 goals and six assL~ts. Together, they give the Surf what It's been lacking most of the year-a solid, reliable and versatile scoring m a chine. David has the speed, Abraham t he knack a nd Ingram the savvy. "At the beginning I said we needed a striker and Abraham has flt the bill quite nicely," Wa ll says. "Steve h ad some problems during the season so I benched him. When I'd bring him on In the last 30 minutes or a game, he started to do the thln11 he's capable or. "Steve's like everybody else; h e's Important o nly if h e performs. If he does play well and uses that blazing speed of bis, nobody can Keep up wn.n him, nobody." Oilers Get Gray . BOSTON (AP) -Tbe New Ensland Patriot• traded two- time all·pro tackle Leon Gray to Houaton today in exchange for the OUera' nnt and alxth·round drat\ cbolcealnlhe 1980draft. AMERICAN LEAGUE West Divlslon W L Pct. GB Ao gels Minnesota Kansas City Texas Chicago Seattle Oakland 67 53 .558 62 55 .530 J\~ 61 57 517 5 00 59 504 61·2 53 65 449 13 49 71 408 18 35 85 292 32 East Division Baltimore 77 39 Boston 72 44 Milwaukee 69 50 New York 63 53 Detroit 6 1 58 Cleveland 6 1 58 Toronto 38 81 T-y·,surn O•lroll •· A,...it ) 8010<> 11 MIMU Ola I Balllmol"e 1 Cll•I-t It i""ln9• New YO'k •. ft•n S Mllw._,k.,. \, Kan"'• Clly 1 Tor onto•. O<lkt~no 1 Cltvtl-I. SHtlll' • ,._., .. o_" 664 621 5 SS() 91, .S43 14 .513 171, .513 17 ~ 319 401'.! Oelrotl I ""1ry J JI at ,.,... .. I Barr I 'I," loronto tJtlltnon I 'I ti Oaklar>d IKh'f"'all '., M lnnt'IOI• IErlOMlll 0 II al ltotlQll I Ton er ll 11." (llt<aQO f IC, • ..._, 11 IOI at \atllmore t Fl-~n 1' 11. n , .... , tGltalon0-0) "N•w YMk (JOl>n ,,,,.,,., KanW> (tty tC.••~ • •• •I MltwaukH tTravtr\ tO St. n (level-c li.twkH )-41 al Sea111t t Par"'tt , ... , " NATIONAL LEAGUE We1u Divlalon Houston Clncumat! San Francisco Dodgers W L Pct. GB 70 50 .583 66 SS .545 4'-' !17 62 479 l21r.z 53 65 449 16 San Diego Atlanta 53 67 442 17 47 72 .395 22•2 EHt Division Pittsburgh 68 49 Montreal 63 51 Chicago 61 54 't. Louis 60 56 Philadelptua 60 59 New York 48 66 T""4.tV't S<ern OM~•.~ 1.0U•\0 San Fr-•\<OI. Chluqo 1 Pllhbu<oll' s..n oi.oo 1 New Yor' 11 .11111..,1• \ 581 .553 31r.z .530 6 517 71,; 504 9 .421 18"'1 C1ncuw .. 11 l . ""lt-tQho• 1 to """n9> 1<011Uon t. -.1rut t h NJ'tGamft D-..n (S\llcltlte 10 f) •I SI lO\llt tMaMl,..f 10·11," San Fran<l\CO (Mofltellllll'O J 41 •t Cn.caoo 1 llavtcllllt It 1) \an O'-(Jon<'• t 11 at Pttno.ir911 UJtyl<l"'n • •I." "''"' '"'" as ..... 11 •> •• ""'""'a 1M ~ .. ,., J IOI, n Phlladell>ft•• I E\PtnOH 11 •1 •I (;11•<1nnalt t No•"'MI 1~11, II Montr .. 1 CScllaln1'er 1.41 •t Ho11\lon (J, Ntt•ro IHI, n Tu aone Chamoagne. Lo aded 1ncl ud1ng 1e ather. oower lock g roup. ou t si de 1riermometer. wire wheel covers & more. {Ser 621251-3148) s212'0 PBMOMT'H .. -~i.-c. 'n" a tO.IOO AH1d11al 1 .. 00 Oo•~ pav,_,, "" i• -..... "'--_,.,., -a11.3tO n 1r11• OI _ ...,_. Ofl ~<:rWll • • • J . - TENNIS / WATER POLO DNLYPILOT .. Positive lmpaet SyberJ'iaion Helpa TennU Pwyen Irvine Tab8 Greg Gray Newport Takes AA.IT Title 97 DAYS CVNNINGILUI ............... Yi"-a eo.cb, •d•uat cw trll6pol com• up wttb a MW me&.lllod to pl~ ~lan.laa '-"· t.M n"t ,..poa.ae rrom ._, Mriout player aboW(t be. .. Reaulta. Tell me about ,.,uJLI. Prove th.at lt worka. • • Stev• DeVore ol Ha,yward hH come up with a m~. and bt "• proviq that it worts. •• cu.u n SYaB•VISION, de rhed from the term psy ch o cybernetics a mlnd proaran1ming proc .... For h is t est . De vore took SyberViaion to Cal State Haywud. home ol the fifth.ranked Divwon H colleae tenn.la team in the naUoo. Coach Stan Clark was n't ready to meas with the minds of bis top athletes, but be felt an expenment couldn't hurt two ot his lowest· rankln& players -Andy Been and Gonzalo Rodriguez. "They were players who, in my opinion, were not qualified to com. TENNIS pete in league play," Clark says . "Two weeks after they began the training, both players miraculously broke into the starting five." BEEN FINISHED THE SEA.SON with a 7·1 record, whjle Rodriguez lay. Both placed rughly in the nationals at Arkansas. "Jn all my years of coaching ," Clark says , "I have never seen s uch rapid progress in athletes." Devore, excited with his success. is now negotiating with professional a thletes and organizations for SyberVision training programs. He says it can apply to almost any sport. "WHEN A TENNIS PL.A YER or any other athlete is consistently on target, his mind and body work in harm on i o u int e e r au on - psychomotor synthesis, .. De Vore ex- plains. "His shots go where he wants them to go, at the des ired velocity and desired angle . ., "The body seems to glide over the court," De Vore says. "The s hots flow from lbe mind as an extension or goal-oriented thought. Everything is a utomatic and concentrated. ··Unfortunate l y .•' c ontinue s Devore. "such a mental and physical ma rriage in an athlete is rare. As an athlete struggles for consistency, more often than not he short-circuHs the flow or integr ated comm unica- tion COMMERCE-Lindley atley Alley and three other memben and Jobn Glfford cblpped Ill c.. la trao1ferrlac from l!:dl1on of hll 1ummer team eam All· each. Goalie Enlan Marbbmy Oref Gray haa been Hlfh to Newport Harbor HJlb American booon. lllke Howell. re1llteredt.bree1aves . .. THE COM•UNICATION appo nte d aquatlca th• fall but he'a already CbriaWooltolkandErtcDoeriq It wu the aecond natlon•I blocks come fro m1aeaaUve fMd· coach at Irvine Hl1h mHte Bill Barnett's water were alto named to the e!.lte Junior OlYmplc l.S·and·under ti· ~II:, whlda n11uJL1 la an encUna CY· Sebool and will baodle polo tem. squad. tte in three yeara for tbe cl• of n11atlve prosrammlnc," aaya tbe 1wlmmln1 a nd RI y, a 15-year·old •cortna Alter bree&ina by Ann Arbor, Newport team, comprtaed main· o~Vo~ w1ter polo pro1ram1 wh • w11 n1med the most Mlchlaan. 16-9, and boat Com· ly of pla1ers from Newporl dw1.ftl the com1n1 year. val ble player In the NaUonal merce, 10·7, in the opening Harbor HJab and Costa Meta "For example, a tennis player on AA un.lor Olympic water polo rounds. Newport bad a rough High. L11t year, the team the court mJ_,t •Al' to hhntelf after Gray bll been an as-cbam blpa here Tueada)" Ume in the UUe game. finiabed second lA regional com- maklQI u UAdeslrable 1hot, 'That tlataot at Saddleback wben he scored three goals to Stanford Jumped to a 41Uick 4·2 petition. .,., a'bad eerve ... you had better CoUese and previously lead Newport to a 10.S victory lead before Riley and Doering N ewport's 18·and-under let the ant ant in or you're ln trou· aerved u bead coach at over Stanford in the 15-and-led a four.goal banage in the squad, coached by UC Irvine's ble . . . you Mtler not blow the Rancho Alamitos HJgb under divialon. second period that put Newport Ed Newland, flnlabed third in its econd Mne •.. you really blew It &!boot He played four Barnett, who hae guided ahead to stay. • division Tuesday. That team • now you're in trouble · years on the Loot Beach Newport Harbor High to back· Doering mat.cbed Riley's three dropped it.s final game to Con· "Thll oegaUve input ls actually _s_'t_a_te_w_a_te_r_po_lo_t_e_a_m_. __ i_o_·b_a_ck_CI_F_ch_am_p_i_ons __ hi_·ps_. s_•_,,., __ r_o_a_ls_w_hll_·_e_M_artt __ H_ana_e_n_._n _ow_e_u __ co_r_d_._1._s. _______ _ programmlna lbt: m ind to counteract the automatic resporuse of the body, bloekina lbe flow of intt:nctlve body- mlnd rommunkallon." OeVore sayis. TO PRODUCE A POSITIVE m en· tal image, OeVore bad Ws two col· lege players watc h videotapes of themselves playing flawless tennis. All m1Sta.kes are edited out of lbe footage. Like a human tape recorder, tbe players' minds lock onto the imaee of perfect tennis and replay it while they're on the court. T he r e a r e o ther aspects of SyberVision, with muscle relaxation and concentralion drills. but mind· video replay is the key. point that positive m enta1 imaging becomes second nature . ACCORDING TO DeVORE, the goal is to gr adua ll y wean the athlete from U\e pregramming sc · "I am convinced that SyberVision promises to become the dominant force in developing and improving athletic performance.'' the Hayward tennis coach says. "I really believe it wi II r evolutionize the world or sports." PO POV VODKA GORDO NS GIN I 75UTER I 75U1tH That's a pretty strong statement, but you can't argue with the fact that it bas been tested, and it works. ..... GROUND STROKES -The Capistrano Racquet Club has t>e_en bought by Dea n Moor e and two brothe rs from Manhattan Beach. Ron and Ken McKenzie. Moore will run the day-to-day operations, and Bob Canfield has been hired as head pro. Tony Prodan has stayed on to 689 824 CASE OF 649.40 run the pro shop ... E ntries are now BLENDS bein~ accepted for Wimbledon West. Calvert Extra OUARr a mixed doubles tournament to be • held al 10 area clubs. Finals will be Kessler, t 75 LITER at the John Wayne Club in Newport Seagram 7 Crown. ou.-.RT Beach. Entry information is availa· blc by phoning the Ne wport Harbor BOURBONS Are a Ch amber o r Com mer ce, AncientAge,OUl\Rl 5.88 640·8211 Tourney dates are Sept. Ear1ylimes, 1 15urER 10 75 29.30 and Oct 6·7 H. WalkerTen High,Ot.JA1..r 5:08 Jim Beam. 1 1s urER 10.96 66.55 60.84 57.40 62.00 BOTTLE CASf RETAIL 6 .36 10.49 5.96 5.55 10.14 4 .79 10.34 CHENIN BLANC Almaden, 150 "\L . .. • • . . .. 2. 1 :3 Christian Bros .• 77<>ML ................ 2.58 Cresta Blanca. 150 ~l ........... 2.63 CaUoway. 750ML ..................... 3.49 Fetzer, 750ML . ... . •. •• .... • •• .2.9 1 L. Martini. 1)() '-'L .............. 2.53 R. Mondavi. 170 "'L ••••..•..•. 3.85 SEBASTIAN I WINES 23.08 28.00 28.60 38.00 31.60 27.60 42.00 MT BUPG<JNOY M 1 T ABU. WIN[.S I >LrrER CHABU'> MT POC..l Rf..D WHrTE. Of< k0$L I 5 LnL ll }98 334 2.93 2.34 2.39 3.17 2.64 2.30 3.50 In L o s Al Champi ons h ip BRANDY & COGNAC Almaden,o.UARr . . . .. .. . 5.77 65.26 5.44 CHARDONNAY Beringer. 750ML Cresta Blanco. 750ML Monterey. 150 ML Beaulieu •• 750ML Santa Barbara. 7)() Yt.L 5.25 57.20 35.20 48.40 55.00 33.00 4.77 2.94 4 .04 4.59 2.75 Town Policy Races E&J . I 75-UTER I 1.09 Korbel, 1so ML . .. . 5 .16 Courvoisier V.S .• 750ML • 1 1.93 Dream and Kjptys Charger. Salignac. 7SOML 8 .37 Town Policy, a two-time national cha mpion and the second richest ac· live quarterborse in the nation, is one of 10 horses invited to r u n in Saturday's Los Alamitos Cha m· pionship, a 440-yard dash to de · termine Horse of the Meet honors. Ir be should wi n the rirst prize of CANADIANS sss .ooo. Town Policy would ~co~e Canadian Club OOART 8 34 only the fourth quarterhorse m his· • • ' · tory to surpass the $600,000 plateau in Canadian Mtst. QUART 5.73 career earnings. Jn 23 lifetime starts, Seagrams V.O •• QUART 8.40 Town Policy has woo 16 times and GIN Blane Schvaneveldt, the meet's leading trainer, will be seeking his firs t-e ver vic tor y in the cha m· piooship race with Town Policy. This is the silver anniversary edition. placed second six times . Fa ther Jim, owned and trained by Beefeater, ()(JARI Steve Rothblum. was racing in $7,500 Fleischman's /!.ll)Mt claime~s last yea~. He had his big· Gilbey's OUAR; 7.94 4.46 4.8 1 8.85 553 gesl win recently m the Go Man Go • lnvltational. Jo two previous meet· Boodles, C:JUARr To wn Policy won the Vesse ls Maturity in his last start and will be joine d in the Cha mpionship by s table mates St o a M i nga a nd Magnum Load, Fa ther Jim, Miss Tbermolark. Bunny Mackay, Mr Do· t y Ba rs. Winnin g Copy, Pacific i!l ~s with Town P?licy. he has SeagramS. •XJA~I finished second and ~h1rd. . Tanqueray 1.75LITER 14.70 Miss Thermolark 1s the richest ac· • live mare in the nation with earnings Rut\ in excess or $460,000. The f?ur·y~ar· Bacardi Lt. & Dk., 1 75 LITE.R old won the 1978 world championship. C till Lt c:o Dk 10.42 4.26 6.85 Have you ever pet a killer whalel Or touched a smiling dolphin ? Now you can. After two years of careful planning, man and animal can now meet in the world's largest feeding and petting pool. Sea World scientists have brought together two friendly killer whales-the first time in history you can actually feed and pet these magnificent mammals-plus a pilot whale and some very amiable dolphins for this unique social gathering. Now all we need ... is you. ~backand see us atSfAWORLn ~M(SANOOX> G as 0 • u .• OUAIH Myers Jamican, 7°$.JML SCOTCH Ballantine. 150 ML 6.85 Chivas Regal. ouART 14.83 Dewar White Label. OUART 9.57 Cluny, 1 75UTER .. . 12.0 5 J&B, OUART 9.59 Old Smuggler. OUART 4.89 Passport, 750ML 5.04 TEQUILA Montezuma White, 1'°ML 4.90 Pepe Lopez White. oo...RT 5.29 Sauza Gold, 1 1s 13.79 Two A ngers White. 1soML .4.97 VODKA Crown Russe. 1 75 .. ............ 7.92 Kamchatka, O<JART ................ 4.19 Sm irnoff, OOART ........................ 5.58 Relska, QUART . .......... 4.19 UQ<JERS Amaretto De Sarronno, 23oz. ... 1 0.3 1 Boggs Cranbeny, 1 LITER .. .. . .. .9.83 Drambuie, 23-0z. ... ... ... .. .. .. .... 1 1.11 Galiano, 23-0Z ... ....................... 10.06 Kahk.la, t.75-UTER ....................... 19.36 Southern Comfort.1.15-UfER ...... 12.01 6 2.79 58.38 135.00 94.76 94.37 64.92 95.0l 89.77 50.46 54.41 100.19 62.61 83.22 58.97 48.24 77.50 77.44 167.85 108.26 68.17 108.60 55.29 56.99 55.44 59.78 78.03 56.25 44.80 47.33 63.06 47.35 116.66 111.35 125.68 113.77 109.55 67.96 LT.OR DK. 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'"'••'· ~ (,t-~ ''P.•«• t ent•' ,.,,.. trw r ttJ'l'CJ '"W'rrt i,,: • '"' n•J'\ ~ 'l• tt-nu·rndrt \o tne At .n,ct ' .,..,..,.. tv ';t "" ar.t•t .;n •O-r•t•Of\\ Roger Carlson Tars Get Giddings Newport Harbor f11gh football fa1lhful expect a Jot from the Sailor!>, and before the season 1s to start. Coach !lank Cochrane has puJled off a major coup The new Sailor taskmaster has picked up Mike Giddings to coach hts sohornore unit. Yes. the same Make Giddings who coached Monrovia High to the CJ r championship finals in 1959, who was the head coach at GlendaJe Junior College ror a year, the assistant coach under John McKay for five years at USC. the head coach at the UnJveni· ty of Utah for two seasons. the San Francisco 49ers' assistant for six campaigns, the bead coach and gene ral manager of the Hawail entry or the defunct World Football League and the former as· sistant and director of personnel with the Denver Broncos. A long-time Newport Beach resident, Giddlnas explains his motives: . "I grew up here on Balboa Island and purchased my house in 1961. Thi.a is really my way of community service and I really feel fortunate to have the opportunity to help Hank Cochrane and Larry Doyle out." Doyle is a long-time aide and Cochrane's right arm. "I'm tickled to death to help out, this ls a time of m ajor Importance for kids and lt's Dice to come back to the game with not a lot of pressure," COD· tinues Giddings. ''We're going to have IO much fun and In a program that I admire. "I've been around and I've seen some top foot· ball programs, but I'll tell you, these guys do a job at Newport. And lf there Is a tougher high school league in America. I'd like to see it." G iddings operates a proresslonal footbaJl analyzing business, with seven clients ln the NFL, thus the additional task of coaching Newport Harbor's sophomore team just gives him more ex· posure to the game. "Once you get foolbalJ in your blood you can't get it out," says Giddings. * •• COCHllANE DAS BEEFED VP the freshman program with former varsity coaches Earl Byers and George Spangler. Prize Spot Heads Del Mar Field Olen Hill Farm's Prize Spot wUI bead a brilliant list or fillies in the three-year-old IUly championship of the 1979 Del Mar racln1 aea.IOQ Sunday in the 23rd runn1na ol the Del Mar Ow at a mUe and one-elgbth on the lnfiekl arua eoune. PrlJe Spot won the Hollywood Ow Handicap at Hollywood Park and is trained bJ former Jockey Johnny Adami. AnotMr favorite wlU be Oatlandl Stable'• Ca line, winner of the Santa Sua1a1 81.ak• at Santa Anita. She wu t.H outataadjn1 nu, at t.M Santa Aalt• meeting dd .. trataed bJ ... c.... Alto npeeted to run ln tbe Del Mar Oab an Ancient Art, Fhddlty. vn Q8Mo, Doable Deceit, Our SWU Pte, Marla .-U ud Vr/ ~al Lady • Tbe SddM Reid Handkep 11t a .U. _. _.. elptlt OMI' \be turf COUIM fw okllr ..... wUI M nm s.turc1a1 and ~'lll tDCladl ArdMIM, m .. B1t;,l1•t.~tor, Good lArd. Q9ek TW•••· Sauowuu. Atto, True Statemmt. 8Dd ........ OIOOlltOS OOYl..ll DON WALKER, A FORMER Huntin gton Beach High baseball coach and athletic director and a vi ce-principal at Marina High the past five yean. is the new El Toro High principal. . Says Walker: "At Marina it was a matter of too many ~achers. Hett. I have 10 teaching opepings. Right now we are in the process of trying to find a line coach tor the varsity football team." El Toro's an· ticipated enrollment is 2.582. ••• GUY CARR, BY WAY of Costa Mesa High, Orange Coast College and the Uni versity or Waablnetoo <playing days) and Mission VieJo HJ1b, F..atancia H.lgh, Mater Del High and El Toro HJgb (coaching), has taken over athletic director duties at Laguna Hills HJgb .. • •• OTHER NOTES: Former Newport Harbor High track and field coach Bob HaUey, who has had five operations and been hospitalized since June 16 following a bit-and-run auto accident which resuJted in badly injured legs, ls due to be released from Hoag Hospital this week . Leon Wllffler, former Marina High football coach. is re· covering from a hip operation and says his coaching days are over . . . Sunset League foot · ball may be a year away from one of the all·lime overall years considering rive of the six sophomore teams in '78 were 4-0 going into league play . . . Correcting an error: Huntington Beach High picked up a forfeit victory in 1976, not two in 1977. $$$ REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE $$$ Well establlsh e d builder/developer needs dynamic s ales staff l111n1edlately lo s e ll exclu1lve ocean view pro,., It In Laguna Beach •. For •tor111C1tl011 cmcl HIGH I INCOME. cal 494-8521. A•for Mr ••• Thaxtoll Judge Says PacTel Must Pay Ref1D1ds W~GTON (AP> -Calbl lt "water oYer the dam," S~e Court Juat.re. Wllliam H. RebDqulat bu refuMcl to Wl a lont' coart wder reql&Lr'l.DI PaclRc Telepbooe • Ttlt11apb Co. to re· duce eome ot it.I .Calllonla rates qd refUDd money to aublcrlbera. IA a ftv•·paJ• order. Relmqullt Hid be "Med not Queatioo • Paclnc Ttlepboot't auenkle that the cue involves "very larae ftoanclal •lakes." "But t.bat la oow wat~r over the dam," he H id, ooUq tha t lbe hl&h court retu.ed lut year to ht!ar an appeal from a decl.aion ol the Calllom!a Supn:m~ Court Ptestigious Ne~ EXECUTIVE SUITES DAILY PILOT •5 Beartl•Agree lrvi~ Bank Sel& Stock ~ AD Anabelm·bued but bu boallit eontroll· Inc interest in Irvine Natloul Bank and ii await· in• federal approval for a meraer bet""° tbe two. A spokesman for ff eritqe Bank said tbe flun. clal 1mtitutioD ha.a purchued $7 million Worth of stock, or coatroWni lntere.t, in tbe lrrine bank. DlltBcroU OP 801B BAND approved a meraer qreemeat, the 1pokeaman said Tuesday. Under terms of the a1reement, Irvine National will merge into Heritage Bank, wbicb will assum~ operatlom of all Irvine Natiooal branch offices. Herttace la a.n independent, at.ate-chartered bank with offices in Anaheim and Santa Ana. The spokesman said total asseta for Heritage will ex- ceed $100 million after the merger, making it the second largest independent bank in Orange Coanly. BE SAID ONCE THE FEDEJlAL government. a pproves t.he merger, which should be in about 90 days. Irvine bank shares not bought out by Heritage will be converted into shares of Heritage Bank stock on a one-to-one basis. available near Orange County Airport. Attractive r ates include receptionist, law library, conference rooms, secretarial service, and xerox facility. For a personal tour and further details, inquire at Vortac Associates. 955·3900 or 955-2288. LEO PAUL COUTURE, SEALING THE SOLE TO A SHOE, MAY BE LAID OFF He Works at the Joaeph M. Herman Shoe Co., Which Report• Severe Prot>Mma The merger will give Heritage two branch of· fices in Irvine and one in Costa Mesa. Heritage alao baa received stale approval to open branches a t Mesa Verde Drive Eaat and Adams Avenue in Costa Mesa and anolber in Anaheim. The spokesman said merger talks began in the spring. He said Irvine National had not done well in growth or assets but Heritage wanted to move into the southern county area as part of its ex- pansfoo program. LEASE fi hoe Fits, Kee 'Blnodbath' Hits Leather-working Industry From The Leader OVER 1000 CADILLAC LEASES IN ORANGE COUNTY Competitive Pricing Superb Service NABERS ~ OPEN7DAY8 2600 HARBOR BLVD .• COSTA MESA 540-9100 CORPORATE NOTES By JAMES A. URQUHART ll Attorney at Law Q. DOES THE INCO RPORATION . PROCESS DEMAM> THAT MANY COMPLEX PAPERS BE FILED WITH CERTAIN STATE AGENCIES? A. NO. The papers are not complex. And there are only a few to be filed. Indeed, a California business corporation begins its existence upon the proper filing of a simple paper called ao Articles of Incorporation Q. WHEN A SHAREHOLDER IS SUED ON A GIVEN CLAIM NOT RELATED TO THE CORPORATION'S BUS I NESS, ARE CORPORATE ASSETS SUBJ ECT TO THE SUIT? A. NO. As a general rule of law, corporate assets are not s ubject to a lawsuit against a shareholder . In the eyes of lhe law, the corporation and the shareholder are separate legal entities. A suit agalllSt A does not affect B. Q . WILL IT COST OVE R $1000 TO IN CORP ORATE MY PRESENT OR PLANNED BUSINESS? A. NO. Some law offices charge less. My law firm will incorporate your present or planned business for the all-ioclus1ve price or $580. This breaks down to $250 in attorney fees and $330 in costs. We tum around and pay out costs as follows : Franchise Tax Board, $200; Secretary of State. $70; Corporations Commissioner $25; Corporation minute book, stock, and seal, $35. An average incorporation takes about 14 days; even raster if payment is by cash or cashier's check. We are happy to answer questions about your proposed incor poration without obligation to you. Our address is James R. Urquhart III, A Professional Law Corporation, 1300 Dove Street, Second Floor, Newport Beach, California 92660. (714 ) 752·5544. SCARBOROUGH, Maloe CAP) -The rising cosl of cattle hides -a result of the same shortage that bas sent hamburger prices up -is giving lbe industry a beating, and shoe prices are going to reflect the squeeze, industry officials say. Charles Morgan, president of G.H. Bass and Co. of Wllt.oo, one or the nation's largest makers of casual footwear, wa rns that leather shoe prices may be 30 percent higher by this fall. '-11AINE'S LEATHER INDUST.Y boomed when manufacturers moved north for cheap labor and low taxes. The state ranks fifth in the nation in leatber·related employment. But the high cost or hides, aggravated by in· creased exports of U.S. skins, bas led to furloughs and s horte r hours for tannery workers and shoemakers, and some shoe and boot companJes are going out of business. "There's a bloodbath going on in the whole lear the-r ·working industry." said Clarence Ostalkiewicz. president of the Irving Tannery in Hartland. "Our company is operatin~ at 50 percent less capacity than we did ( J a year ago." CONSUMER . The indus tr y is _ _ Mame's top manufactur· ing employer, with near· ly 21,000 workers and sales of-$550 million~ year. The state ranks behind New York, Massachusetts, Missouri and Penn· sylvania in leather-related employment. "WE'RE HAVING PROBLEMS LIKE never before," said Clarence Nelaoo, a vice president at Joseph M. Herman Shoe Co. in Scarborough. "Two years ago, we were buying finished lealber for 70 to 85 cents a foot. Now il's as high as $2.75 a foot." Al Joseph Herman. employees are working shorter hours, and the boot-malting company is planning shutdowns in September and November, Nelson said. At Saco Tanning Co .• one of the state's largest tanneries, 100 people are out of work. and ~ rest are working part time, said personnel manager Raymond Bonang. The 300 employees at the Stride Rite shoe fac- tory in Auburn got a monlb·long vacation this summer. PORTLAND'S SONGO SHOE Manufacturing Corp., which laid off 100 employees this year. is getting out of the shoe business, dismayed over the short supply and increased prices of hides. "There's just no work," said one shoe stitcher who's been al her job for 42 years. She once took home paychecks of $130 a week; now she clears closer to $75 -when she works. The increase in hide prices is caused by in· creased exports al a time when fewer cattle are being slaughtered, industry spokesmen say. MORE THAN 80 PERCENT OF America's cattle hides are being shipped abroad. up from Oxoco Revenues GrOUJ for Record Oxoeo, an independent Irvine oil and gas pro- ducer, achieved record revenues and earnings for the six months and second quarter ended June 30. For the ball-year, net income reached $262,769. or 5 cents a share. on revenues ofS.C,537,680 compared ------------------------------,with n e t income of $12,788, or leas than 1 ltS like putting the phone in your pOcket. An Msw« Page "beeper'' isn't a phone. b.11 tt's the next best thing. II alertS you 10 ~calls anyttme. artt· where In Los~· Orange. San Bema<dlno. Rr.ier· side and parts ~ VenlUra cnirtlleS, all b" one If# ~rate. There's no lml IO lhe Mlbef ~"beeps" 'fOd can recei\'8. No 8)(tf3 phone th¥ges ex special equ~ ment IO Install, eilllef. If scmione wants you. ltley <Ml 'fOOf rootier on 8rtf phone and VQX ··beeper'· giYes you tl'le me signal. h's as easy as 11\at call us tooay ~ your ArlSWfA Page "tleePIJ" -it's hl<e having a phone In 'fM packet! fU~6WER Pfl(jE 111 los Angeles county 4 6 2 •PAGE In Orange Cou"'Y 731 • 7777 Ot C4l1I ll!lo!lllfliOfl "' "" Aiu-ti , J91 0'111.• t'QlfJl rou ...... A.f .. "-""'Y ,.,. cent. on r e venues of $1,303,505 for lbe like period last year. Second quarter net ln· come wu fl27,807, or 3 cents a share, on rev· enuea of $2, 738.637. compared with net ln· come of $41,945, or 1 cent, on revenues of $689,364 for the llke period of the prlor year. Durin1 the first six months ol 1979, the com· pany acquired interests ln •pproxlmately 28,000 gross acres wlth ex· ptoratlon obJectives ran1tn1 from shallow oll and gu reservea in the Rocky Mountain and mid·conUnent regions to tbe search for potential· ly larg~ reserves orf · shore CaUlomJa and in the Gulf of Mexico. less than 50 percent four years ago, according to industry figures. Only 34 m1llaon bides are pro· duced in this country. a <Up of 9 llllllJon since 1976. Nelson said changes in the world's eau.ng habits also have contributed to the s hortage. "We ar e eating more poultry and ftsh. and less beef .. be said. ' However. a new group is trying to persuade Congress to give lbe president powers to llmit bide exports, and more than 1,500 persons attended a receol Maine rally sponsored by Tbe Hide Action Program. Ove r The Counter NASDLi .... MUTUAL FUNDS IJps aad De.etu N•,.,. 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A sampling or American youth, said to be a cf"Qls · secUon of those In the 14-t.o-25-year bucket, did .agree. Seventy-one percent or them, in ract. compa red with ;66 percent in 1976 and 63 percent in 1974. 4- J CALL THE .lllESULTS WHAT YOU will -ir· responsibility. expectation of annihilation from the bo~. or a financial permissiveness that bespeak.a the tim . There's probably more than one simple explanation. It is your own fault, however. if you jump to the - clusion that 1t represents a growing liberalness. beca e the rest of the survey shows youth is growing conservative Conducted every two years by the American Counci\of Life Insurance, the survey revealed this, according to the researcher, Robert O'Connor: "Young Americans today are becoming more conservptive an their basic at· titudes toward life styles. Sixty-five per· cent say they would like to adopt a traditional li fe style, a good job, a satis- f yi n g f a mil y life , a pleas ant neighborhood and .... role an the com- munity " They believe that 1t 1s important to save regularly and that each individual 1s re~ponsible for her or his own finan- r 1al well-beang Hard work, they believe t>Verwhelmtng)y, almost pays Ofr. CUNNIFF But what about that attitude toward debt that seems so 1nrons1stent with the pattern. as if it were a circle in a quilt or squarl.'s Youth believes in saving, but at believ blow · THERE'S ALWAVS 1111E CHANCE 111AT the q lion mfluences the answer, and JO this instance the cb '' proba bly higher than usual. Confusing phr three different persons. 1t read · "WE Mver know what tomorrow will bnng, so l 11 1o; 1mpcJrtant to en1oy hfe today, even 1f YOll have t·ur some dt>bU. to do at." Rut ther<:'<, also the likehbood tha t the a ns•r rl'prt-sent.s th<: trut• feehng of young people. It is n't •n n•asonable to assume that amidst aJI their optimisl . r the futurP then · I~ a l(rain Of cymctsm too. It 1 .. prohablv 1·xpn..·~sed in the attitude that it is f ·h to .,:n ,. 1f inflall11n .... 1c;,ls 1t . that you can get more enJO) rnPnt fnr tht· d<1l ldr bj <,pe ndmg before 1t shrinks. t hat you m r•·1•••' in 1•ht·JpPr dollars TffA'I I:-. Ttl t . l\111Tl'D[ M> FREQl:ENTL \' t:x pn•.,,l'lc1t r pt•ople 1n act.Jon as well as word T1 y '''"'(' LhJt S '1 p.·rC' .. nt inti>rest .tnd 13 pe rcent 1nflallon t:- lh1.•1r -.a, in~' in hair "'tlhm d !>ingle dPcade. \nd th;I\ on th1· other hand there art: sevnal obv1~s twn1 f1L" ,., d••ht 1 h1t'f nf them b<:ing the U!->(' or money o hu\ n111.1. tJlhl r th.in later. income tax deductrons and •· ~a) rn • nt llf th,. rl•·ht 1n cheaper mont>y •4 \1 J\ bi •h•• f1nrl1n~ i-. r·ons1'>tent after all A cq,i 1·n JI 1 \ ,. Jtt1tud• rnt·.rn" ont• 't·t-ks t 11 l'on ... erve ass frn:.int 1alh .1nr1 u-.ualh ... nr1.1ll\ l<JQ It dr>e ')n't necess ·111·.111 n ...,1,1.1n< • 111 c hJnl!•· I( \ 1111 ' .in 1 ... l J' • tn CfJIOJ! 1nt11 debt '11uth !>t:e ,!I' "', 11 tll.11 " nin,••n .it1•1n or J '"" Market Continues Rallv Fourth Day .. '\EW YORh. \I>• The stock market extended its ~ams for the fourth con!>ecuuve ses.s1on today. after ovet om1ng ear ly v.eakness The Do"' Jones average or JO mdustrial stocks fell more than 3 points tn the early gomg but rallied by after noon 1n hean· lradmJ? The 0oV: mdu.'ltnal was up 9 lJ pomt.s to 885.84 on lie :-.;ew York Stock Exchange. Q,erall gaining issues out-numbered losers by a 8·5 ma rgm amon~ NYSE listed issues .fttt •><"k" I 11 Thfi> .fttpo11i9h1 Mhat .fttlot"k• Did Ad•ttn<:f'O ~··Uf'<ll•"94!0 To••t •So~ ....... "•Ol't'S H•• to-~ "£"" Y()ff' of.P t Aooro.a ._.... P,.Vto-.lt. ca.-. 'Wtt• *00 -·"-v~ .. , -T~ y""-J•" 1 10 Ofl• 1•1a lo CS.l10 1'11 IO cwtt HY~ .. W~ .. IJQ ., ••o. ....... (_ ~~ llo •l'O 10~ • •o :-o • l'• ''° l .1111 ~ .. -AT AMEii 010 NEW YOAIC 1.t.P1 4 t1v•nc:-O o.ci..-Un<ll•"O@O T ot.i ''""" N•w PhOf't\ ..... ._ IOW\. t l ) ) . -. . . . . . -. . . . . . ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIES I MUSIC Weclr.cily, Augutt 15, 1979 DAILY l'tLOT •1 i@ Kids Grow Up • in 'More Graffiti' 81 AaTBUa ICNIGft fte-..Y ....... '' "AIMric&n GralflU.'' that amlabae memorial lt.o U.. a.. of ~a. ll batk for an equally amlable. alt.boap wwbat mor. ut.rlqeDt klic* at what ~ ... o1 ... pad-.aa. • • U•....al 1 .. More Am~rican OralrtU" boaata 1 IQeorse Luir• u 'wecutlve prod1.tCer tJ11.I Ume around, but bll creaUve tiud ll 1Ull abundantly tn evtdlece. IYM l.boutb the writer-director la the I 'MOJ'IE 1oulhf\d 8. W. L. Norton. I REJ'IEIJ' f.l ; J a atudmt at UCLA'• rum 1cbool at about tho um~ Ume that liUCU wu at tendina USC. Nor COINCIDENTALLY. BOTH producer \ •Jloward KuaQJtan and dnematoarapher Caleb cl• A UNIVD8AL PlcrtJRE . PANAVISION* IRI~ ~1!179 UNIV(RSAI CITY STUOtO'> INC Al I lllC'11S RfSERVfO _ .... IMITll OllUGl Mlll STADIUM DIHJE·IN Santi A111 540-7444 Orange 637·0340 Orange 639·8770 NOW PLAYING YA a.Ill mMll llAl.l Ul CM1U llAl.l Cosia Mesa !>40-0!>94 Orange 637·0340 Westmtnstef 893·0!>'& NI-WAT n DlllYE·IN •EA rLAZft Wesuninsler !>34·6282 Brea 529·5339 "SOPHISTICATED MISCHIEF." -ANDREW SARRIS, Village Voice A l'ARAMOUNI RlllA~f rPO·•.,•---o --.. -----··-~_........,. '"·---~·~· 1,ft1 (.lfDO'-,.. "°'7"" : • ,, : .......... ....., ·. -. ·. MU rulA l D9UOI' IA-TWllf BtN ~29·~9 ~u Mm 64&-0~73 mwuoa· "uo U.A. Cl .. A MAll MlsSIOll YiejO 830 6990 Wtsll'llll'Slel 893 ~6 lft.WAT JI IMtlff-llt Weslm111Sttr ~ 6281 STADIUM OfUYI-11 01ao0t 63'3-8770 LA MlllADl OlllYt·lll li1 MtrOl<la 921 1706 De1chanel were USC claumates of Lucu back ln th• late •eo.. Obvlou.aly, Lucas wanced the feet or that period, and, appropriately, be turned to thoae who had Uved throuah It. ln the ca1e of l>e•chanel, the cboice was a1n1"1arly lnaplred. Onts of the most cifled young cameramen ln the busloess, be has cootrived a d.ittincUve look for each oft.be four stories that, in· terwoven, reveal lhe texture of the mid·'80I -the 18mm 1raJnlnes1 or combat footage out of Viet· nam, the p1ychedelic: split-screen of the drug scene, a ll1nd ot straight-on TV news coverage of campu. riots and police brutallty. lo Norton's script, involving four separate stores scrambled together despite differences in time and place, lhis visual affirmation of where w.e ar~ and when becomes a decided asset. EAOI OF THE STORIES is coocemed with the event.a leading up to New Year's Eve of a dif· ferent year, something that's a lot more com· plicaled U> describe than to see up there on lhe screen. Jn the 1964 story, Paul Le Mat <the handsome bot rodder or ''Gralnti"> is trying to win a dragslrlp race -and also a beauteous blonde from Jee land (Anna Bjorn) who, un- fortunately, speaks no English. In 1965 Terr "the Toad" <Charles Martin mt scrvmg m 1e nam an yuig o get out 1966 finds Debbie (Candy Clark) a nower child in Haight·Ashbury, dancing topless to s upport her faithless boyfriend. 1967's episode is hilariously complicated as Laurie (Cindy Williams >. now the mother of twms. seeks permission from her male chauvinist pig of una Musi~ Festival a bus.band CR.on Howard> to put the klda in day ~ 1cbool and do work that 1be'1 quallfted for -a contretempe that landl both ol lbem 1quarely ln ----NGW •HGWINCll---- tbe center of a reuonably exact f1almU• of the ...,.... _.. .,_... 111 Mso IMDBt ww. ......... ~' Berkeley riot.I. c:.TA MIM....., a.. Mt-0511 OMIG. llA a., a-. tM-1111 'Cl-~-·--· LENDING C8EDENCE TO tbll aequel ia the ===:::::===========~ fact tbat IDCllt ol the ori1inal c .. t are back ln thelr ort1tnal rolee. But thll Ume, lt lan't the D.11bt of the Sock Hop. Where 0 American GrafflU" marked the end of innocence, UU. film eflecUvely commeoll on what the growins up en ta lied; and lo so dolna, It manages to bit upon practically all of the bot spot.a that piqued the late '80s -not only tbe war lo Vietnam and the student GppOSitioft to that war, but the drUC scene, the chansin1 morality, the growing concerm for womeo'• riehll. the diatnaat of pollticlana, the hatred of cops. Once more, the soundtrack 11 a wall-to-wall distillation of top 40 tunes, presided over by Wollman Jack; but this time, I think, the music comments more directly on the scenes lbemaelves, as when under a domestic spat between Laurie and husband Steve over whether or not be will permit ber to take a job, we hear "Light My Fire." "MORE AKE•lCAN -GaAPFn'I" is decided- ly more serious, more "involved" than ita pre- decessors, but lt's still a lot of fun, mainly ~cause enough time bas evolved to give us some perspec- tive on the kids' ardent espousal or their favorite causes. But running through 1l all. and quite modestly -thanks to Tina Hirsch's effective edit· ing -Ls Le Mat's desperate efforts to win the -------------------- dragstrip race and his chASlve girlfriend. This 1s lhe real, apple-pie America that we all keep com- ing back to. and Norton's script defines It with ap· ealin · It's also worth nothing that, although many m the cast of the orh~mal "Graff1lJ " have since en· joyed considerable career advancement. they all seem happy for thll> opporturuty to touch base once more with their roo~ ln dosng so. they convinc· mgly demonstrate thal ils enormous success was no mere nuke Pianist Closes Season By DAN MILLER ~ff T ... D•tly l'HOI The Laguna Beach Summer Music Festival featured pianist Izumi Tateno lo the final performance of its four-concert series. The recital was presented in the Laguna Beach High School Auditorium. Beethoven's "Sonata in E Minor," Opus 90 -a short, two-movement departure from the strict classical form -was a fortuJlous opening selec· lion, providing program balance, as well as expos· ing lhe pianist's controlled discipline and general musicality. Beethoven's ability to convey orchestral con· cepts in a pianistic setting was complimented by 'Foree' Baek 'Star Wars' Re-"leased HOLLYWOOD CAP> -Climb aboard the Millineum Falcon for another dauling ride with Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Cbewbacca and all de· nizens ot "Star Wa rs." "Star Wars" is being re·released to 2,302 theaters for a three·week engagement, starting to- day. The movie, first released two years ago, was re·released last summer. The release wiU also include some scenes from "The Emplre Strikes Back," the sequel now being filmed in Norway and England. So far "Star Wars" has grossed $4-05 milHon worldwide. making tl the biggest moneymaker in the history of motion pictures. Brooke Stricken SYDNEY, Australia CAP> -Teen-age film star Brooke Shields has been released from a hospital here alter being stricken by bronchitis and influenza. a movie spokesman said. Miss Shields was due back on location in Fiji today to continue shooting the movie, "Blue Touch of Classical the performer·s skillful dynumic t'ontrast.s and precise attention to detail THE PROGRAM notes made some important observations regarding Schumann's "Symphonic Eludes." Opus 13. Anton Rubinstein included the work Ul tus 1885·86 tours. some 50 years followsng their com position. when they fmally became accepted as re cital material. Schumann himself slated that lbey were not suitable for the public. Nevertheless, pianists lacking Schumann's wisdom and Rubin.stein's stature -pianists who can hardly fill a concert hall with sound -COtl· tinue to ta~kl e t his monumental structure. Tateoo's musicianship was fortunately one degree over bis judgment. oo this occasion. "Two Ballades on Japanese Ghost Stores." by a young Finnish composer. Pehr Henrik Nordgren. followed intermission. Written within the past de· cade. they are among a set of works dedicated to - Tateno. who played with expected enthusiasm. '7JIE SNOW WOMAN" and "Ho1chi the Ear· Dess." though filled with considerable imagloation .and truly colorful djssonant'es, were burdened by 'the usual musical conventions found in many un · :metrical, non-melodic compositions -manually ·plucked strings. tinng chord clusters, and other generally worn-out devices "Masques" -three poems ror piano -by Karol Szymanowski, concluded the program. The compoeitional complexities and elegant virluoslic demand s, c haracteristic o f Szymanowsld 's writing, were effectively displayed io these Opus 34 works, "Scheherazade." "Tanlrls the Buffoon.'' and "Don Juan's Serenade " A somewhat amusing determmation to play three encore numbers was, however. a most generous gesture. A shimmering composition by Sibelius, a delicate and chamung Japanese piece. and a romantically moving "Poeme d'amour" were graciously offered and gratefully received. Lagoon," but the spokesman said tbe 14·year-old plllll--llo!'!'~---11 actress' return could~ delayed. c;\!'4GINC rr. ~ 11 0~ 11ie ,., en MATINEES DAILY AU sun s2.oo ,... wo ,.._ '°' NO CAU sa• RH NICK NOlTE MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY NOW PLAYING TOGETHER AT TWO EDWARDS CINEMAS ~ ~ "''' "f'7 0 642-2697 " .•• decidedly entertaining." l:\IERY SUMMERTiiE CREAM OF AMERICAN YOUTH GOES 10 SUMMER CAMP- ANDlliE REST GOTO CAMP NORrnSTAH. "THI! ICIDI ARE AutlOHT" MAT. 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Arthlw Goctlrey Hl!Wl VWEO GAME grammong mev be dlltly.O due lo pledge b<Hlla 7:001== NICNEWS I Cl) J09Wt'8 WILD llOYElUCY 7:30 8 WOM.D WAA II OI DWW Lucy end Ethel try to l>f'Mk d11tepu1ab6e dothee • MM'ON>AHOSON Jewel lhlev9a deVIM 8 echaml to get Freel end '--'tt to smuggle IOOt from HIW8il to the maln- •and (Part II fD 2tTONIOHT 8i) Pl.EDGE MENC ~ul8'1y leheduled PfO- "Hell In The Arctic" Q aJ FAMll..Y fEUO 8 HOU.YWOOO 8QUAM.8 D TIC TAC DOUGH • THE llRAOY 8UNCH Pe1er·1 ~1tetuaar a tnend' • party conl/lncee 111m ne neeoa a,_ Image • ADAM-12 Malloy and R-S milch Will wolh a plllr of burglltty Cha1111f>I Ll11t ing11 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angelt>~ D KNBC (NBC) Los Angel~s 0 KTLA find ) LO'> Angell'., 8 KABC· TV IABC) Los An9PIP~ rt) KFMB ICBSI Si.In Ooequ 0 KHJ· TV (Ind I Los Arlyl•h·:. n'bJ KCST IABCI San 01P1~11 .., KTTV (Ind I Loo, Angt>lo• Q) KCOP TV (Ind I Lu-. A11q1•lo •, fD 11.CET ·TV I PB'>l l u Anqo•lf' c:> KOCE·TVtPBSr Hunl•roqton ~.1th W'PICll in1t0e • factory flD MACNEJl I LEHRER AEP<>RT G'i> MAGIC METHOD Of OIL PIUHflNO ''Seatcape" HO!ltl Karin Kelly. Mark w.i1on. A IOOll 11 • snychlc detective and rna rock grouo Ct>icego In ccncer1 t:OO 8 (I) DOAOTHY Ootothv races being '""° unlela tlM can leech 11 bo<lld. SlrMlwtM SIUdlnl 10 apprec1111 ShakO· !>008111 0 REAL PEOf>LE ~ts on a ooc1or wno runs the Vamp.re Research Center, a mee11ng of Neu· rota Anonymous basltet· baU played on unoeycltK and a COiiege profM$0< whO Odvocatf'S lluggong are rearured (RI 0 PflaSOHEA Ten&1on~ mounl 1n110e Woolworth Detention Clln· 1e• and Meg a nust>dn<I WIOnlS net IO •es.on. bul ..,.,11. llll• the cMcltlon OUI of thelf hel\04 •t11110HT• ~ NIC!\0141• IOVllM hla ,_ p1ayme1e .,, cwl)Nn. 10 ~,.,.with ,,,. 8'10IOrda (A) • MOYtl • • "11\e lall Women" (t ... I Anne Balat.,, M•le PefKhy Foflowlno 111'1 lndl enn~e.---•· ~-1-thfl 0tdeel ot an ••'*-'"'O ano P9f ilcM.-••• ec;rou thl deMtt I' ht• I -~IUANETT ANOMINOe Guel .. AntllOny ........,, Ole* Mwtln. • IVIHNalH 8VZANTUll A ~Mt p<oduo9' 911emC)ll IO mtll• I c;ome. badt. reeurl9c:lng at tlMI cai-Fiim ~ Hit plan• i re temporaury stopped by.,, ••l)lollOn '" l\l$ room fD THEAOEOF UMCSt'TAINTY 'Weekend In v.-mont" Gelb<lllth, Helvy K~ Edward Heeth, Arthur ScNeeonger Ind Gyorgy A•batov c;onlkMt !fll pro. pecta tor dem<>crecy. cac>t· tailsm and the lf>CloStrlal West al) WIWAM AL.EX~ An Interview worn the "HllC>PY Palnte<" t1orn the MflH "M-.goe MethOd 0 1 Otl PatnUng " UO 8 Cl) HAHGINO 1H ID THE 000 COUPLE Folht lnveall h i• a nd Oscar'• monev In Mr Wong'a J~ rMtau-r1nt 61!) MONET Fr en Claude Monet'• painting• are d~ayed at an ••hlblt 1n Chl<:aQO In the IPfinQ or 1l17S t:OO 8 (I) LAS VEGAS PALACE CW STARS ~lost G-Klllly Ind an a"ay ot guest arats pr•· ent hlghhghts or perror me~• by lat vegat ~tart 1nctud1no Sammy Oav11 Jr F1snk <;1n&trll and n•-wcomet Marlen• Aoecl (RI 0 NBC MOVIE • * ' Tflfl $4lot1M!I" ( 1977: Cns11n1 Raono~ Cn11~ Saranoon A young model's tole •s orntvocab1v Lhangt'tl sN! move'> 1n10 a a1n•' tM bf'ovwn5ton.' whose only 01ne1 11>nan1 '" d blond plluSI IR) 0 TO TMEWILO COUNTRY WolO Co1ne1s 0 1 Tho TUBE TOPPERS CBS 8 9:00 -Las VetJ&S Palace or Stars . Gene Kelly hosts this evening or music and variety with guests Sammy Duvls 'Jr., Frank Sinatra, Don Knotts, Paul Anka and Ann-Margret. NBC D 9 : 00 -"The Sentinel." Chris Sarandon and Cristina Raines star in this chiller about a young model and a blind priest . K C ET 9 9 :30 -Great Performances . A rt ur Rubinstein celebrates his 90th birthday with Saint· Saens' Piano Concerto No. 2 in G Minor and Grieg's Piano Concerto and A Minor. Ore.ti.Mt"" 8 ltl CHAAUE'I ANOa.8 The AflOlll ooen thW own m•nao• parlor 1n an 111emp1 to capture • ,,_ ottlelr deeply onYOlved on t>tlbety. p<ost•tutlon and mu1der (RI • MERV QAIR'IH GuMtl o.tlny Oalri• and The Natnvltle 8taaa. Lov FlrTigno, Arthur Godfrey. Andfew Gteetay, Watter Murphy t:'° 9 GAE.AT P£AFOMtAHCO 'Artur Rublna111n At Ninety" l 0 oela4><81e NS 90th binhd•y. ,,,. maeetro perlo1ma Salnl·Set!na' PllnO Conc:e<lo Ho 2 lfl G Minor and Edverd Ooag'a Piano Conoarto In A MlnOt (RJ 61!) THE OMMHALa: WOMEN IH Alff "Geotgle O'Keeffe" A r11e '"'-With thla , 11•• meocan wi111 "' 11er N-Me•uco home •• pt-led 10:00 8 0 NEWS D O V£GAt Oan ~ fhe tetget or a hit mlll'I hired by • Vitti· nom ve1t1tan wno hOld1 Oan 1~bla l<H htt onjUfies tRI Cl) ™£MARILYN MONAOE STORY Mok• Waltaee narrllM 1"8 story ot tl>e HollyWO()Cl starlet lrorn the 11m11 'llWI wa,\ ab months Old vnrn hl!Fd1111n ,~mm NEWS 1~60 a!) ca.E.BAA TION Of STAAUSS w 1111 Bo-<liovsky conoucts I"" VHinna p,,,,,,a,,nonoc Orcneslr 3 on lhe mu'oc ot me Srr11uu lrun11y 11:00 6 0 D 11)1 NEWS 0 MAKE ME LAUGH D MOYIE •-~"The Udy Talle• A Fl)'ll' .. ( t~Slll Lane TUtnet Jeff Cllendler A fNlfflld llVletttx tum1 the tablea on ..., pilot hult>and Dy leav· ing '*" 10 dOn'IMllC ~ wt\111 an. WlftO• lier way lo England (2 "'•I .THEOOOOOUPU Qec., -• pleylul IN>u· ~be1 W11h11flll· ~-old neoghDOt '" an wm wrMtlong matCh. and the kid peyt of1 Witt> COid • caAll ., IEHNV tel..L 8"0W 8atv'ly Pf-la IM h,.1 l)oOllo( baDy ." hmMll • DO<CAVETT 04.eet L~~ Paln'Wlr !RI 11:30 . 8WITQ4 Whlle ltwwtlg9t1ng Ille my111enoue O.th Of a dlent'• btOC'-. ~ "'° Mac beOOml the on· ... tatgel• of a ,....,."°" .8 TOMOHT Hoat· Jonnny C11eon Oueetl' Tony Ranolll. Trnv Twn. o.ws L.n•rnen. Or EdWWdCMoll. 9 DOC VAH CMCE A po91.tiypnotic eugoea,- 1 oon tum• Rob llO'l)I .-.ery ,.,,,. ,,. ~·a b!lll nno 8 Qll POUCE WOMAN r,,. aon Of an •• .po1oee ....,,_.,., IO'"• p~ '""° Ct~ '" ""' ltllempl lo bttl8k up • drug rong • SPAKTACMYE '79 9) GETSMAAT T"" KAOS -S8oQ hl8d. pi-me wOtl<l • b•ooe" • 1dn1pp1no "-m CAPTIONED A8C NEWS )J ST AR TREf( A Pf'WT'l•H#' tO(.t,.fV d~ n4teO Lt • p ... tirt ., mct(htn~ thrftaft·.,• th, CBS Has Top Five, But ABC Wins It "IEW YORK 1A P 1 CBS !>wept lht' first rive plat·es in the nt•lworks' i.mme-time ratings nice, hut AHC hsted 10 or the next 25 programs and won the c:omµet1tion for lhe week l'nding Aug. 12, figur<>~ f1um AC Nielsen Company show .. Prime Time Sunday" tied for 37lh plaN'. "60 Minute:-." on CBS. made up of re peat ">cgmen~. w ru; lied for 16t h COS listed three of the week's five lcai.t·watched program">. tncluding i.l movie. "l\11xed Company," 1n 59th place "Stockard Channtni! in Just Friends" in .62nd and a previously broadcast ''CBS Reports" was No 60, and "Jlarrly Boys Mystcric!>" on ABC was No 61 11 l'rc :.i rt• 1 tw 1.1. l'l'~ :.. lup ral•·tl pnr grum!> ,, A II fi ve CBS show~ ill llw top were rl'runs of previous cfJIMJdC"t. 1nrlud IOI{ "Thr Jefft•r..,on~" rn hr"tt place and .. Alice" ..,econd Estrada Will Stay "THE JEFFERSONS," with a r<.tt in~ of 24 7 representin ~ 18 4 m1 lhon homl's. "Allee." 24 5 or 18 3 m1lhon "One Day at a Time." 23 2 or 17 J m1lhon . "WKRP in C1nrinnat1." 22 r. or 16 8 million. and .. M A·S JI. 22 2 or 16 5 mil hon. all CBS . "Charll~ ... Angels." 21 7 or 16 2 malhon. and "Vegas." 21 6 or 16 I mrllJon. bolh ABC . "Thfl'{''s Company, 'ABC . .tncl "Lou Grant." CAS. both 21 1 or 15 i million: and "Burney Mill er·· and "Carter Country." both 209 or 156 million. both ABC lt was ABC':. third week an a row an ftrl>t place, a nd NBC's mnth con secutive in last. NBC's lop-rated s how w.is a repeal of "Lillie House on the Prairie." tied for 29th place with a baseball game on ABC V I EWERS LOOK I NG f or ~om ethin~ new to watch had to turn t o ..,ports or the n e t w o rk s ' newsmagazane~. A RC's "20·20" was 24th in the ratin g~. and NBC's LOS ANGELES IAP> -Actor Erik Es t rada. critically tnJUred in an ac:c1 dent during filming of N BC's "ClliPs" television series, will ap- Jl(!ar in every episode of the program this fall, said executive prcxlucer Cy Chermak. ''Erik will be m every episode we make." Chermak said. "We wouldn't make any without him, but we will film them when he's ready to work." Estrada, 30, 1s in stable condi· lio n at UCLA Medical Center. The There are many ways to be seduced: Fame. Power. Love. Joe Tynan knows them all. THE !!iEDlJCTION 'J( OF .JOE TYN~N ALAN ALDA BARBARA HARRIS MERYL STREEP A MARTIN BRfQfl\AN PROIX.ICTION f\ nLlll BY JCRRY SC Hf\TZBlRQ ftTHl SEDUCTION OF JOf TYNANft <llll0 lll1trtlng RIP TORN •nd MELVYN DOUGLAS 415 Stn.ttor BlrM}' Written by A~N ALDA F.xt'cul~ Procl~r LOOIS f\, STROLL£R Mi1•lc by BIU corm Produced by MARTIN BREOAAN Olrl'cted by JfRRV SCHATZBERO IRf-~:::~·°' -~· 1 lltt~1.l. IK>O~ A UNl~~~~L ptqo'f ..... ~ ..... 1 ..... ,...... ' 'l .\~I\ I ~ll>A\ ORAIOlMlll Orange 637·0340 SOUTH COAST Costa Mesa 546·2711 Hl·WAY 31 DIHWl·HI Westminster 534·6282 actor. who wa:. boosted to tccn·1dol statu"t when the program debuted two years ago. brokl' his !'ilcrnum. three ribs and his right wrist when his poLice motorcycle cra shed dunng film ing last week. "We're going to c reate a situation in which Erik's cha racter Frank "Ponch" Poncherello has an acc1· de nt." Chermak said. .. As Erik re· cuperates. the character . will re c upe ra te o n the scr een." saad Chermak. "When Erik as well enough we will film him in the hos pital." "All in the Family." CBS: "Taxi" and "Angie." both ABC. "Bam ab) Jone:.," CBS. "Dukes of Hatzard' a nd "60 Minutes... both CBS. tic "Detective School" and "Laverne and Shirley," both ABC . and "Starsky C1nd Hutch" and "Mork and Mindy," both ABC. tie More Entertaining Than Humanly Possible 'lll< LLW Cf<ADL d11<.I MARTIN 5TM Gl.R pr11wnr A ,JIM HENSON PRODUCTION 1 HL MUPPEl MOVIE" f.x-.-cutrw Producer MARnN ~ 11\RGF.R · Prodll(+<cl hy JIM HEN~llo Wrlttlin by JERRY JUHL & JACK BUHN~ • Dirvcroo tiv JAM!l> ffiAWLFY Mu'>i< bi Lvnc' tiv Pi\UL Wll LIA~ t1nd Kr .NNY N:>CHER ·Co produc1.'<l by ~~D l.Alf.R 'lr.irnnq Tlw Mupp.•t Pert~ JIM I ti N':>ON ·FRANK Ol · JE.RRY NELSON RICHARD HUNT· DAVI GOU/ Co '111IY11'11.I CHARL L.~ DURNINu tllld l\U TIN P!:.NDLEI ON ..,Jl'!Cldl C,~1 'lt"rs E[)(,l\R BERGF N · MILTON &RU · Mt:.I BROOK" JAML...., COBURN ·DOM {J.eLUI I l I I 10 n CiOULD • HOO 1 IOPE · MADlLINL KAHN ·CAROL KANL • CLOR~ LEACHMAN .., 11 Vl MAI< f IN . RICHARD PRYOH · ILLI Y SAVA~· oru,()N WELLES· ~UL WILLIAMS ~-~-~ --..i•.,., AllMlll< 11 ... , ..... -'""" ~ ""'&nl-"'' ..... ,..._ ...... ,__, !DE 1 • -i ,_. [GJ~~ .::~ .._. SADDlEIACI Pl.AU IL TOIOAYIOC .... &TOIO 111 ..... edwards CINEMA WEST A~~=f 891-3935 TONIGHT'S LATesr LISTING ~ of the Of-ot Ille Etlt1tptlee tl:OO e l'MJOKf ZONE L~Wlel'I Romney WOfd .. w«lh II condenWlld 10 dNthlot~ • GETIMART KAOS plenta a bOmb 1t1 MH't llC)W1"*11 IO llHI t ....itltlg ldentlll - • •TOMOHT t.()RNNG 12:80 . MOYlt • • ''Moat Annie Rooney ( lg.12) Shifley Temple, Guy Kibbee. A poyetty.cll'IOken Youno girl , .... in love W.lh a rlCft boy and I,._ 10 ov11c0m• h•• pertrnta prejudice. ( 1 IV-25 mJl'I I • MOYIE •*""''The Story OI MOiiy X" ( 1~1 June HlvOC, Jofw\ Au .... 1 Aftlt her ~is 111119d a woman e~ec:utes • --of rot>-*-With llflf h<;r.band, oano ..,.,, .. Matcn•no '°' "'' muroeret ( 1 hr . 30 mtn I SI TO 9E ANNOUNCED (() MOYIE * * "The MMqU8 Of T,,. Rfld ON1h (19641 VIOC:Mt P1o0e, Hazel Court A 12th· century prince takee a myatenoua young Qlfl. wM can,.. the Red ONth l)lague, Into hi• "81tle. (I ht . 30'"'") 12:378 0 MMTTA Bat.ita ~ • mooatcw ~ of rnurdor1ng hos bOM WM tramecl Dy hll Q"'lrtenO (RI ,~ .. l(OJAK Kojlk is ottered • luer&llve ioo •an ~or tor a pt-lgloua ._ tvm (R) 1:008 TOMOMOW au.ta; ~tltlt Oar; Null ~.~Of "The a.... C8nC* F11luCI • G MAvao< .. Tha.Ndae..._ •• • MOYIE • * * "All The l<inQ'• Men" f 19•91 Btooe<ocit Ct -.ford. JOl'ln If 116/Jnd BMed on lhll ~ 17y Rober'! Penn W8'fen A ly.llfW'tlejlj oo-nor on '"" So.Ith -tornJQt po111 .. < ... P'llC1"'t~ 17 "''I 1·.aQ NEWS 1:!0 8 MEWS 1:M HEWS ~0 NEWS 0 MOV\E • • · I J.w"J 0--; t 1~41' Vera ~ion .J JI n C. ..,,, .. A frenc" •O,,._ .. " ~ °' -""""'""" p.Ool ~bl6n<l ~ O....ln I 1 t• •!> ,,.,,, t o wow ... ,.,.. ~ - • Set•" (1939) ..... ~ !)OM, ~ F..,.,.,_I Jf 1ntN~ol tM Cfl)Wn. IWO 8rllieh l)(othert 00 their olQlom•tlC bell to ~I a Wiii 111 Alrtce. (2 h .. l • OE'T ltlW'1 KAOS blackml lll th• world by thr .. tening to lllUl\Cfl • tntulle . 2'.20 8 MOVIE * • • "The Dellll And MIN .IOtlM'' I 11M ti JMn Arthur CNlttM Cc>Ou<n . 2:a0m NEWS II TO 8f AHN0UNCm U IO • MOVIE * "Pt\llo v.-Aeturne" ( 1947) WHHlm Wright, TOI· ry AU91tn SlA&O N88 3:60 8 DICK VAH DYKE A donntlf pMIV lor ROb'll t9'41VISIOO IO()nlOr and hla ...... IS !lf\fl"9n41<1 by lhl d"'" 1 or on11 ot Rob'• Army buddltr• 4000 MOVI£ '* "Tl'll Flcirlfl Finger f lllll'' (1967) hb H"'1 g) MOW: • * "Thi Man Tfley NOi HIWIO" ( 1939) 8or t<llflOfl, R0(141' Pryor. 4:156 &'T'EWIDW~ •:IO U MOVIE * * * ,_. "Thi Farm.' Omughtllf" ( t~) M• Ra~. Ch«1M RugOlee. UO &;) TO 8E ANNOUNCE> Thuraday'• Boyt i•~ Me.,ld_ AFTEANOON 12:00 fJ * * * "Tiii F'-Of NIM on-." (lg.I 11 ,_,, ""' Ooetnc:to. 8Noe ~ A raVllNng bMuty Nede .,.. tino. ...... lototd a-'*-a c:narm-ono ,,_ caci•am anc:1 "' "'"""V elogible bedlelot • II rv . 30 m"q • **""Wfll:JOf E••dence" ( 1!1591 V•n JOfw'90fl v.,. ....... "- .,ouno mw\ atternota t&' PfOV8 lhat hot ltnOfltoned rwth.,.. os lnf'OC!lnl ot mur. .,.., ctllilQM (1 II<. 50 ",n t 300 10 •• ··-1</;Jf'"'h 't'H16) Anne ,, '' ',1;t1 t y(>tl W0tn• ••tn vt1ty•tt9 th•<k· , .,, ,,, • \J po '"°"' 1 ff u._httu m J (.;hmO'\l't r" JVIJ'• Y'.flo04 ( I IW , 30 ...., 3 30 0 • • ' • ' fl'Q RO'MI" 1· 1 •) S"l'iWtv WlntN a. ._.,,,r t P11mu• Prtvat11 ""111ClM"'I .. ,.. h<19d to caot"'e "'' .,, 1ort1on1~1 (1 "' . JO """ I August llth thru 17th SEVEN THEME NIGHTS OF SPECIAL PROGRAMMING ANO LIVE INTE RVIEW~ TONIGHT------- Art and Antiques 7:00PM LIVE: ART & ANTIQUES FOR INVESTMENT 7:30PM MAGIC OF OIL PAINTING 8:30PM MONET 9:30PM GEORGIA O 'KEEFE 10:30PM JOHAN STRAUSS ~LUI •Interior Design with Art or Antiques •Art tor Investment or Beauty I •Choosing Antiques I l r 5 ,. ... I I L 1. ·o •• n <.I. o . 1r Ir . u: lot nl, l l 74 ••• ).I, ..,. '.5. :=. •• J ) EVf.RV SUMMl:R lHECREAM Of AMERICAN YOUni GOES10 SUMMER CAMP- ANOTI~ RESTGO TO CAMP NORniSTAR. ENTE RTAINMENT I TELEVI SION Baek Rog rs' Vlllalness Pam: Lust for Laughs ".r n ;a. y BVCK HOLI,1\vooo <AP> P•mela Hensley is the outra1.ou.ly u mp}' and vtllalnowi vamp ol "Buc k Ro1e,.. ln the 2Slh C~ntury '' Sbe playa PrlnceH AnJala, the wicked, lusty dauah~r ot Ori.co lhe Conquerer -he bu 29 more Ju.t like her a t borne ln the space movie from , \Jnlve rtaJ and the new rau H ries on NBC. Tlllt 8£&1 £8, WHICH stars GU Ger ard as Buell Rosen and Erin Gray as Wilma Deering, is baaed on the pioneering s paceman comic strip c reated In 1929 by Dick Calkins and Phil Nowlan. "lt's fantasy and glamour ," said Pamela. "It's a colorfuJ show. l spent a lot ol Ume doin g heavy, e motional roles. T his was a refreshing change from those roles "ln fa<"t , It's more cbaJJenging than one might think Altho ugh she's a flippant character. she's also i.exy and i.lyll~ed. That reqwres som e thought and lame " PAME LA HAS A POSSIBLE feature film as- signment commg up and isn't sure whether she can work both into her schedule. "Obviously." she said. "I can't be in every episode or It would blow the joke.·· Nevertheless. you can be sure that Ardala will 1 be back to entice Buck Rogers, antagonize Wilma, a nd cons pire ugainst earth with her companion in evil, Killer Kane. played by Henry Silva. If the movie is any indication, NBC should be blessed with a much·needed hit series. The movie Is at once funny and exciting, filled with razile dazzle special t>ffects and som e wonderful non· sense It's fun to watch, in contrast lo the pon· derous "Batllcslar Galactica," wll.ich failed last ducer , Glen Larsqn. PART OF T H E HUMOR den ves from lbe fact that Buck Rogers is a man from another century He's frozen while on a space m1 ss1on an 1987 and is n 't t hawed out until 504 years later He doesn 't quite understand the people around him -and they certainJy don't understand rum. f1r~t ,.,..,_.. LUST AND LAUGHS IN OUTER SPACE Gii Gerard With Pernele Henaley Pamela first met w11.h th(' producers a year before the film In,:? She said, .. l didn't retld for I.he part They felt I looked nght J <lid a lot of work before 'Duck Rogers' and the) felt I could acl." SHE IS A L'NIVERSAL C'Ontract player and i.aad Monique James. th(• head of the contract player.;. was very support1\t' dlld "ke pt remanding them or my existence .. DAILY PILOT ltf NOW PLAYING lOWAllDS' llllSTOl Ct•lOOMl NAllBOll Bl YD OAIVH M '..Jr•.:.n. ~4() '4J~ ('.JllQ' b34 ('1~~ •.~·,~•;'•' 1,,· The movie was ong1nally made for NBC and was to be the firi.t in a series or fi ve. But it turned iiiU out so well that Uni versal seat it to the theaters She s .11d. "Ardula 1~ ba.sed on a compo51te of womt'n I han• :.een an \ anou. .. e&nd sunday fil ms Shl· has a ct•narn haughtiness, a certain headto-.s ing marufestallon ~he s vulnerable. " b1l of a brat and campy. l'm allowed to retwn that charac· terizallon 1n the series hopefully with an am · provement an hair and makeup .. NK• .. ou 1 • """'' °°'"'' M<>ftH DALLAS fOtl'TY 111 , ........ ,. ( '""''' ... -"" NEIL YOUNG .. CRAZY HORSE ,,.-,. ••• !S T~lll".; rY1( J ""1 .... ., ... ,""" ..... PC PMt• '""""'''\'n .,~.i::-LAJ E>CJl.SY STERCO ..... ':",....,, •• , ... ~ •. """""_,. .. ,_ .......... _.... .. CO-HIT BILL MURRAY IN "MEATBALLS" edwards HUNTINGTON HACH AT E&.US, H.I. 848-0388 FIRS! Al!llSIS ~s UR8RA STREISAND · RYM 01tf.Al A 0 P£T£RS Pfm.CTDI A IWMOOl fllM •Jtf MAlll f\{ltr A1t0SllnfW ,_.. SA110 · ~iw ~ IClrMl m llllWI arc1 m ~ o.ec. 01 Plltq""9 lMO lOSl.m • •11\91 by l'M.1M£111 & *w SMlfH "**' "' OI f(l[RS arcl llAR8RA STRUSN«l • Oillcted by ~ nm S.. '111 •00 • ..... 111 lllll -·-Gm Mmidbf 8NllW Sl'RllSMID R!OlllMMWJ ~· Will It Play • ID Passaie? By PETER J. BOYER LOS ANG ELES <A P l -If you're an American comic tour· Ing China, you should omit from yo u r routi ne gags about Chairman Mao. for exampl e, etren't likely tony. nor arc Jokes about Vietnam or c ult ur al revolu· t1ons or Passaic. N J Passaic.NJ " ··Yeah.·· s ays Bo b Hope "P assair. N.J ·· ble ms here in China->·· Hope asks . "No," the man revJJes. "ln Passak, N.J. ·· The Chinese censors asked Ho~ excise the bit from ~s show "They were Vt'ry polite. bu they requested that we d1dn 't add that lo the ~how," If ope says "They made me sign a paper saying J wouldn't use the Democracy Wall with the Passaic Jokes They wanted to make sure lhey weren't on You have to go along with it I didn't want to get in a bee r with them" we do that kind of thlng all the time." says Hope Hope had other troubles While re hearsing for an evenin.g ga l a , h e tts ked th a t hi s monoloJ(ue be taped "You never know when y o u might f i nd somt•thmg good in rehearsal.·· ht' Sa )!\ "\\'EU .. I GA\'E em Jokes, tht') didn't j?l\l' me an) laughs I thoulo(ht the audience would be at leas t 50 !>O Chin ese and Americ an I walked on and started doing my m onologue. and I bombed Boom I had a pound cake on my hands "I looked out and sa w that it was at least 90 per cent Chinese. •r .•t ... -.. .,. 1') )JI _,.._. 12 o • J<OO • '~o . .... , ... , ., .. "'"'" ., •n r AMlllCATMON1f'O) ,,., •• l10 • J100 , ..... ,.. • 11·00 tOtC• '"°'" • """'' °°'"" NO«TH DALLAS fOtl'TY 111 1-00 . J-)0 . '., •• ,., .. JO ~ltl(HA.MILL "STAR WARS" WU•,S-1• .. ~•' \Af --~·~1 .... )IP ·---~· MMO<>tfltAIS " WWAfl-1-•lt ,.., __ ,~ ,...,.._ .... Hope learned of this peculiar Sino sensitivity an Peking a few w~ek~ ago. "ha le ta pan g a routine for a three-hour NBC s pecia l . They w ere at Democracy Wall, where Chinese citizens plaster posters contain· ing complaints about their gov- ernment HOP E . PLAYING a c urious tourist. encounte rs a Chinese man busily plastering posters on the wall eomphunmg of pollu· tion . urban crime , housin g shortages and hunger CHINA. IT seems, was con· cerne d th at running dov.n Passaic would be an violalJon of a n agreement with Hope's peo· pie that the Chinese comedians in lhe show wouldn 't interfere with America's internal affairs. a nd vice.versa China didn't want Passaic to be offended I yell ed for an interpreter . and . .,.. MUl'f'fT MOVtr CG I started over I'd tell the Jokes. ,_ .... and he'd get the laughs .. , .. , .__, , .. ,.,~"" \OftY -P6\M\ ,__. .. llop<''s special. "Th(' Road to !l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~a;a China." airs Sept. 16. I don't - kno" what at wHI do m the r at· ings. but they'll love at in Pek· in g And Passaic "Gee, you have all those pro-"They did n •t understand lhat ~ ffiARK ~AffilLL ~ARRISON ~O~D CA~I~ ~tR PrnR <~ING . Al!( G~N~SS ~oi•Dmd~GtO~~ LUCAS ~~~GARY KURTZ ~-JO~N llJILUAffiS DODOL8Y"STWMO ~Prmb'!'DrW:~ {i) 1£1:.~~e.=~Oi,nd Mooon Pldlft ~on20thC•urfuc ~ancf~s l. ... _..-.a-_ . DAILY 12:15, 2:30, 5:00, 7:30, 10:00 .... ds FOUNTAIN VALLO ._ds SADDLEIACI ~TAT .... IL TOIO ATIOC .... ~AIMYALLIT IJt.1111 &Totte> ........ ....... ....... ........ 962 2•8• tnwm1 n &uoon ltOCfCY II !f'OI ,\Ut 'lUDISI ALU Y '"' .,,.. •Unlft tt -r AMIR ICA TNOH lf'OI "u' CONVOY fJ'OI "STAR WAU " ''°TI'4E OH E AHO OHL T" n1t ~c>11111tlll's ' MOH AMlllCAN GUf "Tl Cf'OI AUW>Sl SU__,I 11101 N1C11 NOtfl o MC M Vlt NOITM DAUAJ HMrfT 111 -..... ,OUOtt Ill ------------.... -:amm~::::~:=l ........ ·....,. -Iii fMI AMfJYVtW NOlttOll 191 -MUI IUNIMINI 111 ----~ --• ee09M ........ , fMI CONCoaDI CN > ""' MN ,Of ... CNI --------~--.. -::-:-,-::"""':::: .. ....... AMllHCAntON!"t '"'' aetallN CHIONIUU <NI ........ MOONUKDCNI· ""' ... 9' .. CNt ••• , •••• 1· •• m l r 5 Ill 1 I i . 1. ·o •• n 'll. 0 tr· fr . u lol na. 1t. 74 ••• ).I, /lf. ',5. The FllST C. tilled Crazy Person's Ccwdy. PEIER MLK AIAN ARKIN "•111mt DAlW FORTY' IS FllUN. n.IY MO POWERFUL. NCU A SllaSTMTW. EMOTIONAL WAllOP." ~w ~ •. ,,,., """' .. LU...,"~fA'-t l•~·-' ~""" ··srRONG ANO Pl A~· SPOKEN ENTERTAWMENT ·IT llLUMINATES THE SUMMER." ·~-·· ..... # • -'....... ~ ' '" • I• H 6 '"" " 14 • I A 1, 81• OAILY PILOT "1 Ima..,, •••n Ire. J•I• DEAi\ PAT· My mother 1ave me an old Aunt Jemima doll lhe heel when lhe wa1 a Utt.le girl. ll's 1UU in very tood condltlon. She couldn't re rmmber exacUv when 11hli MC'fltlv...t the doll. but thot.Cbt tt oriliaalb beloapd to ber aunt who bad or-dtreCl It u a tac doU premhun otter. Now I'm really Nioul about tbe backaround of t.b1a doll. K.W.,NewportBeach ~ O.vtl MU ... Ce., •aken el Aat Jemima PwaM Illa, elferei u Aat .le•I•• c:.t·aMl-sew ,... .. u u Mhertlata1 P.•kk a. lilt. 'Aey ..._. n1ellded t.lte effer to IKlede Au& Jemima's 'mlh.,., U•de Moee, ud &alelr two elllldrea, Eade O.Yls ud Olaaa .leml••· Tlae dolls were 10 sue-~ t9aat new Jemlma·famlly de1l&aa were of- Cot o protMm? Thtnt wnre co Pol DuM. Pol ~ cul red tarJ*'. orttmg lht o~• Onct ochon you need to 1<>liw '™'<1U•hf'1 m g<111emmtnt and btutrwu Motl your q~ll&OrtJ to Pat Dunn. At Your Sf'r11tee. Orange C'oost Dally Pilot. I'() Doz 15li0. Co&la MelO, CA 92626 A.f mar111 lfttt ra oa pou tble will be on.noered. Out phoMd mqutnu or lttteT• Mt mctudJng the uutl1•r'i /ull name. addrtn and bu.flrw:u hour&' phone nu111bi'r(;<,mrw1 Ix> considered Th1.,cotumnappear1dai· ty ., u>l'T)I Sundays · Or. Leoe Axelrod, ut Park Ave., Suite 4. Lagua Beach. Dr. Axelrod cottec:u Uteae glaUH for doH· tloa to Ute Euenada Liou Cab, wllld1 d.hJtrlb•tff lbem &o die Deedy la Medco. f'l•llla'• I'~ tor tlw Elderltl . DEAR PAT I've heard that senior citizens can get free fishing licenses. If this is true, wbal are the qualifications., H.G., Costa Mesa fered la the ltZtll alld agabl 18 UM! '.... _ <>e.ber food eompaale1 tlae• bel•• eo otter tltelr Cool It Oft Ir~ tor l•J•r-W• If you rtteive aid from the Calllonta Sap· plemental Program for t~ Aged, are more ~a• U yea rs old. and have bee a a Calif oral a reahleat for five years, your flablag license will be provided lo you free. Tb.la Uceue ls good &Juougltoat the state for all types or game flsb. own product-lcleeUfylag e .. aracten aa rag doUs. Some of the well·kDOwa oees were I.lie Quaker DEAR PAT· I've always heard it's advisable Cnckelt Boy, the Osol DoU, Ute Cos GelaU.e Scot· to place ice cubes on a bad bnuse to reduce swell· dill Boy, tbe Cereto&a '1cHU lloy and Baster Brown mg, but my da ughter claims Uus is dangerous Her and n0ae. Tkte dollt soJd for aboat 3t eeau ud a pedintrition told her this, but she never has asked few box&opfl. Tbe Kellogg Co. fea&ared Goldilocks him why. Can you find out? and the Three Bean allCI LltUe Red Rtcl.lng Hood. M W . Huntington Beach aloag wltb their owa Saap. Crackle and Pop. Tbe Ice nbes appUed to a bruised Umb ua do c9aarader or Raatu, lhe Cream of Wheat chef, also more than reduce swelling. If you•re aot uretal, was Introduced around Ull8 tJme, complete with an· you can get frostbite, accordln1 to laformaUoo olferfou ragdoU. provided by the Health Insurance lastitate. To Old S-ks B~lp Poor to Sr#' avold frostbite. It's Important to let a cooled Umb r --or skln area periodically return lo normal tem· DEAR PAT: I've heard there's a charitable pe rature. Medical authorities geaeralty advise organization which collects old prescription lenses coollog for 29 mloat.es and thee removlD Ute ice .. ~·-··-~·_:.::...;.:~:A~-J-~~~~~~~~~·~~~~e:a~p~a.t~·,..~o~f;1r~e~a~d·:--vpand!r1111tU1M>Tmt1 lempera llJ'e re uTDS. ing lenses that I hesitate to throw away if thay ff you don't have an Ice pack, be sure lo wrap \.~ .,.,,. .. ,........ . U& llOWllS ,UTT CITY ClllTUI MllllOW OlllYHW UllCOUIOfllYf•lll 8tM 9"0 '11?2 ll .. l"')e f>l4 qi~ <, 1 J..,., (~"•"C. 8..-tY P.1~ )11 1l?l could be or use to a poor person. Can you telJ me the lee cubes ln a protective coatlnl such as a who collects these glasses? turklsb towel. This protects the injured area from IOllT•COAIT CO\Q loln.1 '•~ 1111 "' • ''> • , ... , acca,rro 11111 n11s •-•ort M.L., Huntington Beach direct contact ,.Ith the Ice and also absorbs Old prescription glasses may be delivered to mol111ture. Taste a ·umph. Surprising satisfaction al only 3 mg. tar. With new Flavor·lntensified'Triurnph, the taste comes through abundantly, the s moke reaches you smoothly, pack after pack. If vou've tried one of the very low tar cigarett es. and found you jus~ cou~dn't stay. wit h it. Y(!u'll u~der~tand why Triumph 1~qu1ll' an ;1ch1t:' ement. ,r he first ci~areltL· 1 hat gi' <.:" y(Ju "' f 1..;f_\ /JlJ.f taste ut only J mg. tar. S mooth. cas~1 draw. \\'ith Triumph. t\'t~n the draw is~ surpn ~e. There·s none of the ~truggle you may have expenenc~d 111 ot~er ~~~y low tar brands. You don't have to /ml/ -you JU:-.t pujf on 1 numph. Tht:' pleasure i:-. dfortle~~. No ~mmicks. no miracle!>. T he cru x of it: Instead of ~earching for sumt yet unim agi ned answer. Lorillard ~ientists decided to takt' .. · a more sensible tack. \ \ ·11 \' nut . t h l' \ :-.; n ci . t ; 11-. t · l.' ( 1 ' L h 111 J.! " 1 \ 1 I, • i : ' 11 , 1 ab11ut (:iga1etll'~ .• u.d pu"'h th;:1t t1•1 hll• ··'' ~ I .r· ,. : th;i· we've ever pu~hed 1t before. OeliverinJ,< taste. limit in~ tar. \\'e found that combtmng t \\11lqk ·:-.111f1l1·1 i1h1 ·1 i'l" cl tH l''-' t lw J)l'-..t l '' 1111bin:1t1• 1n 1 ,f t: 1 "'t ( · ; md c Ii : ''-' . 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"AMEAICATHON•' (PG) WfTH MEATLOAF ELVIS COSTEU.O Mon.-Frt. 7 ·15, 9:00, 10:4f Sat. Sun. l .16, 2:50, 4:30 •·15, 1.00, t:AO, 11·15 IT'S BACK! BU.LMURRAY ~fl!~-{J>(; ·~~-_.__ ..... Delly 12 15, 2 30 Wed/Thurt 12 30. 2 30, s 00, 7 30, 10 00 ' 30. 6 30 8 JO. 10 30 ·~ Plu~ PC George 8urn• JUST YOU AHO ME. KIO HARVEY KORMAN FRED Will.ARO ''AMERICATHON" !PG) Mon .Ff! 7 15. 9 :00, 10:45 S.IJSun. 1:30. 3:10.' so. t :30, a·is. 10:00. 11:30 (U.,.,l.A.Sf .... IHA" S•OM ALCAt•AZ Oall'r I IS 3 JO. 6 00, ,,., s. 10 30 PRANK a LANGl:.LLA ~~) THE -:aJNCllRllE • VG~ AIRPORT 79 MON THURS 1 I~. 9 30 .. INSIDE: •Slim Gourmet •Special Diets •Ann Landers •Horoscope Wedi~. Augutt 15, 1979 ' DAILY PILOT Food Tips on California's Fresh Summer Fruits Nectarines a re a relatively new sum- mer fn.ut, are grown almost exclusively in Call!omia and vary somewhat in size and color depending on varie~y. For best fl avor and texture, nec- tarines should give to slight pressure. s how no green a l the stem end and have a rich gold background color. Because nectarine skins are tender and fuzz.free, they need not be peeled. Nectarines Make Colorful Jams Putting up jars of fresh California nectarines in a variety or styles is a very good way to extend tbe abort 1easoo of this golden fruit. A simple "syrup pack" gives you a supply ol nectarines for desserts, pud· diDI• and even pies. Canniq, however, ia ODly oae ol the delicious wa71 to ex- tend the abort aeuon. Wh1 not try four band at tranaform- ... tbole pden 1lobes ol tana-sweet fnalt iat.o tblck, dellcloua Jama? .... NSCl'A&INS JAJI 1~ to I poaDd1 fnlla Calllanla neetartnee ~ eap lime Juice 1 c• (I CMmCel) appa.1 .. (See N&Cl'A&IND, .... O> Bartlett pears are picked while still green·sk.inned because they do not ripen properly on the tree. They will ripen to the peak of eating perfection at home by storing three or more m a paper bag al room tem- perature. When pears are golden and yield to gentle pressure, they're ready to e at or refrigerate . Bartlett pears are al their juicy best when slightly chilled. Pears: Versatile Bartlett pears are good all day as a light and refreshing snack. But they are equally as good served every which way at any old time. Try these versatile s uggestions for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Bartletts are a summertime staple. Keep them on hand for snacks, elegant parties or un· expected guests. BREAKFAST SANDWICH Arrange sliced fresh California Bartlett pears on hot butlered toast. Sprinkle with brown sugar and nutmeg and broil unW heated. Serve with crisp bacon or sausage. SUM JANE SALAD Cut fresh Call!omia Bartlett pears in chunks and sprinkle with lemon juice. Pile on lettuce and top wlth cottage cheese. Serve with a low-calorie French dressing. llOl'LUNCBIN A BUaRY . Spoon canned baked beans into halves of fresh California Bartlett pears. Drizzle with cataup and lop with grated Cheddar cheese. Bake at 350 degrees un- UI heated, about20 minutes. Choose peaches that have a whitish or creamy yellow background. A rosy blush ls not an indication or ripeness. but a mark of certain varieties. Keep peaches that are oot quite npe al room temperature for a day or two. unlll they give slightly to gentle band pressure. before refrigerating. Most California peaches are already defuzzed. so they taste even peachier with the skins left on. Create A Peach Sundae One of the best ways to eat a peach is right out or band. But peaches combine well with other foods , too. So save some for preparing doaens or peachy-good s ummer creations. One favorite warm weather refresher ls a frosty-cool sundae, piled bigb with freab, juicy peaches and all tbe fixin's. FaE811 PEACHY SUNDAES •s Fresh California peaches , halved and sliced 2 tablespoona lime Juice suaar 1 quart lee cream or sherbet Allorted toppln11 (lilt below) Arranae sliced peach• in Hninl bowl. DriDJe lime Julee over tbem to prevent darteaiq. Sweeten with sucar. U deslNd. Place 1coop1 of Ice cream in deuert dllbel. 8POOll peaebel over lee cream. 0-U belp tbemeelYee to array of topplnp. llak• t to I aervinp. •No need to peel. TOPPING ltJGGBmONS A.uol1ed 1undae UlllCel Wblpped cream Cbocolate sprtnk.lel F1aUd COtODut c:•alnuta C Uldled llaaer, .Uced Marwblao Cberr1ee Plums are available m many flavors and colors ... sweet or tangy ... red, green. blue. yeUow. Best clue to taste is a juicy bite Best clue to ripeness is when they yield lo gentle hand pressure and have a stigbl softemn~ at the tip end. If not quite ripe when purchased, store pJums · for a day or so at room temperature. Plums tum overnpe very qwckly, so refrigerate ripe plums immediately. Plums , Cheese: Tasty Combo When 1t comes to combinations that belong together, nothin g beats tbe versatility and taste appeal of cool, Juicy fresh California plums and smooth and creamy sweetened cheese. Plums with Blue Cheese Dip and Brandied Cheese arc two delicious ex- amples of the delightful combination of plums w1lh cheese. Each lightly sweetened cheese dip bas its own dis tin ct navor, but both arc mellow flavor complements lo sprightly fresh California plums. Cool. juicy, cream y, the plum-cheese combination nicely contrasts with a hear- ty full meal. And the dips a re easy, make- ahead, refrigerator-to· table desserts. PLUMS WITH BRANDIED CHEESE 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese. softened \4 cup confectioners' sugar 1 tablespoon fruit brandy 2 pounds fresh California plums lo small bowl, mix c ream cheese, <See PLUMS, Page C3> CJ r DAILY Ptl OT FOOO I ~ 'Harvest' Blueberries, Cherries in F ehrnary t WOVLDN'T IT be nl~ to rea ch into your rer In February a nd "harv s t " some blueberrift or cberri•! Preealn1 fru6l ts 10 euy ... w'-1 not •ton eom• summer thdt for ala• "tnaitless" moot.bl t••d? I Pneai.na la the t\w· , free way to "put up" : fnut . . Ideally suited ! to busy people. slna1ea. •eouple1 aod s mall famlUN . Fre~1in1 Is simpler than cannlna : It n - • quires no special equ1p- ment <except. of courstl, freezer s pace> a nd ·there 's less that clU\ 10 wrong. Freezing 1s the pre- rerred m ethod for pre- servmg no-sugar-added fruits While it's posslbte to can fruits without added suga r, the results a re nowhere near ai. s uccessful as freezing. Fruit can be frozen US• i ng a v ariety ot meth ods Most cookbooks focus on techniques for freezing fruit in s ugar or syrup frottn 10lld. tra.n~fer to plutk bags or toverc>d Jan and freeze. CHBlalU Wash and df)'. remove 1tem1 and pita Tranlfer to Jara and freeae wttb aolhU., edded or cover them wilh red tra pe Juke Or. lw•t IO bolUnt In a small •mount of water or red arapf Juice. T'nuuf•r to tov cr..t Jan and freeae. P EACHES. NEC· TAR I NE8 P ee l 1tm•JI amount of water. 11• fruit Juice or peach nee· tar. Cool, pour lnt.o J•rw and rreeie. PF.AU -Peel, halv8 or quarter and remove c:ore1. Hell t.o bollln1 In apple Jwce or pear nee· tar. Put In Jan and frMH. .·~ \~ ' e~ O.tbtu 1 Gibbon• t J.,f,. .. . . p eaches (tubm er1• brteOy, one at a Ume. lo a pot of bolllnl water, unlit Aln sUpe off eul· PINEAPPLE - Quarter ltntlbwlae . ly , no need to ~I nff· Remove CON and JMMll tarln .. ). Cut In hell or from e1cb quarter. SUce ln thick 1Ucea. Olscard, or diet the fruit. Ar· plta. Heat to bo1Un1 in • ranee '""' In a 1la&1e wrra layer on rookie abeeta. fHl·frMU. uncovered, u n t II froun solld. Tran1ftr to pluUc ~p or Jatt. Or, blet. to boll· In• "' JHMIPPI• Jwce. Cool, lMo pour ia&O COY· tred Jan. Pl.U•I Wult , don'l peel. Cut ln ball or •Hu thinly: d6•card pita Vr••u whh nothln& ..W.d or eov- ered ill fndl Jwcai 8T&AW8la&1£8 WHb aad eore, leave wtli.tOfWIMet PLlllWBIP lrlld whole. Dry berries. then pack whole ln plastic ba1s or covered jars . Or . 1llce berries, pack lnt.o Jan. cove r with red 1rape Juice. Seal a nd frff&e. CR1JN&Y r a UIT 8AVC&8 -Dellcloua fr .. b frult topplnl• (for ice mWl. yoaurt. collate cheHe. 1pon1e cake> art euy t.o freeze. Com· bin• eac:Jt cupful of allc~d or diced fresh fruit with v, cup water or any fru!t juice. Cover and heat t.o bolling. AJ. low to cool. ~n pour lD· to small covered Jara. Store ln freezer. Fruit sauces can be uaed cold with yo1urt. cotta1e cbeeae or n beeted to bollinl and served Mt. Hot sauce• can be "n amed" by addlDc a tablespoon or two of brandy, rum or Uquew to the ahnmerinc uuce. lp.ite the vapors with 1 lone match. ' • ~---n,.;·rttn>rnrettrod a1'1'1':""". --+-__..,.,;___ --- peals to Slim Gourmet cooks. FRUITS THAT "DARKEN" or tum col- or Apples. pears. peaches. nectarines, apricots -may be frozen raw with the ad- dition of ascorbic acid r "fruit-fresh" prepara- tions. crushed vitamin C tab lets, lemon juice, orange j uice or vitamin C-enriched fruit juice). However . these sour in· gredienLs make the fruit less palatable without sugar or s weetener. You can avoid the need for :,,o ur preservatives by partially cooking the fruit in a small amount of water or fruit juice. JUSt r nough to keep it from scorching, JUSl un· t1I the fruit reaches boil· mg . Then. divide into jars or containers and la be l and fn·cze F R U IT S THAT DON 'T DARKEN Ber ries, c h e rri e~. pineapple, melons t·an b<.' frozen raw with nothing added. or cov ered with a "syrup" of unsweetened fr11il juice. Here are preparation ti p s for indiv idual fruits APPLES Peel. core and s li ce or dice. Com- bine in a heavy pot with 2 tablespoons water or a pple <or other fruit> Juice. Heal to boiling. Cool. then pack into cov- e red Jars Or , make into applesauce or baked ap- ples; then freeie. APRICOTS Wash, halve and remove pits. No need to remove peel. Heat lo boiling in a small amount or water, apple or orange ju.ice, or peach or apricot nectar. Cool; pack in jars with jwce. BLUEBERl.IES, blackberries. raspber- rie s , e lderberries, hucklebe rries. etc. - Don 'l wash · Handle as little as possible. Three methods l. Simply overwrap the containert. as they come from the store with a double layer of plastic wrap and freeze, as-ls. Or 2. Spread fruit io a sbaUow layer oo cookie sheets and fast-freeze. uncovered When frozen· firm . pac k fruit in covered Jars <will be loose-packed, allowing you to re move a little at a time>. Or· 3. Gently tranlfer fresh raw fruit t.o small jars or other vapor-proof covered containers. Cov- er, label and free%e. To ser ve: Don't defros t. Rinse frozen berries In cold water and ser ve wblJe s t iJJ pa rtially frozen to retain flrm- neu. Or , rinse and defros t completely to use in recipes. CANTALOUPE . watermelon , etc. - Remove seeds, cut in cube• or use a melon bailer. Spread in a layer oa cookie aheetl. Fut· fneae,uncovered. Wb• I~ per y,_ lb .• ~ Limit 3 I* CUttM« ......... Fr .. h Fryer-CallfOfnle Grown Foat•Farm1 StdnlH• per lb. Fa11•John 11oz. pkg. • ~c:fs / 1101. 3 tor 12 oz. • toaf Cln f wl • .,....., "-g!Nt Ot Mint Clorox c:rest Bllldl .69 rooa.aa: 117 cl= tube ..... 28 1801. can Drullllllcb 9 9 or Legs • ':.• =~: ... 49 Swe.tJIMcJ 29 L .. I SIZI lecllrlnn ~ • SwHI Juicy C1nt0ftl6a $1 Vlllltcl1 4 ~ Iba. ......... tor Sweet Juicy 29 ...... Slzl Black Plums':• ...... In S .. .IYlcy 39 Blacll Plums':.• a.-.1111c, 29 MlllwnSlze Red Plums ~. l•rt• C1!1fomra .... Grapefruit Laroe lrown 111111 Mmhrooms ~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!l'LllSllLPI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!! nnal ' • --... 1m~-- B4BVIST DF PBIZIS M Due to your overwhelming response to the Million Dollar Harvest of Prizes, game pieces have been given out much faster than anticipated. There- fore, the Harvest of Prizes will end August 23rd, or when all game pieces have been distributed. mos CHAIT EFFECTIVE AUG ••• 1111· -; -.::.:...:-°j • __ . ._ :·!":: .;J ' -...:.. : .:.:.. . .,.-·::i • . -,,._, ........ ......., .. _. __ i ....... --.... ..,._ ._. .. .. iv=" tll ... .,. ·-•• ..._ .... h --..... . :::.~ .. ::·~ : .. :. :. :.--·:: : r.· ... .,.....,............,._,,_ ............ ,..... ........................... ... --.. --~-.. -------... -·-· .. ,.,,, ...... ........ :tall ~.II ;: ,. mw1m1 ............. __ Pepsi T'lb"""'' .... c... , ...... Coc1Coll ····-··-· R.C.Coll ,:.. 1" -:.. 1• ,:.. 111 ,:.. 111 -----llU ....... _.,_ .. 11111111.JL .. .I . ---.. "- ,_M/lflt-C_...C_. 1•• PorkChopt ,., .. ,_.."--'C ........ 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OOt.llPO"' --~o...-...-o...c-, .. c_ ~SUPiicouPON . IUllll DIE CLUB ,--···--···-+···········9' .,... -a.um ... , -~ ...... ----, rce Soaghetti or ., •. .,. Roni .... ..-~-.... "',..........JI'"(• ~()'9-ww1()'9~...,c-c_1..._..,. ,....,..,. tt .,,.. • .. ----·-....... .._.._ .. .._............ 11tio9 (ft ... ~ ••••••••• C°"""°'8 •••••••••• , ·-c-o.-.. .. ,.,. 6 Ho Ho Ramen !:: !.1 H;ftli~iih-'1.•.39 ~ FrUtt Drinks -: .49 ...._...,...,~.. 55 Saltine Crackers '~-:· • ----Tomato Juice ..... g,,.,... Potato Salad ,_..,.."" c.,... Good Mews ........ Vanilla Wafers ...,..,....,.. Otter Popa "-~· .. r... ... Potato Chips ~,.......... Peanut Butter Gi~lc Powder ........ Portfolios ..... 60 CiM • ,.. .... 59 ~. , .... 65 ..... 11& 68 .... :t.87 '::.83 , .... 99 ,. . ·: 2,. .... 59 ... 15 .... , ..... 3 Subject Notebook 111 Fie;,., :.' .99 -·-ailili -· ........... 9:;&!&12Df- mraa -'•1.&a-•-.a •-11au:·m 1 a. mra a. ........... .._ ....... -........... ), \ FOOD ~.August 15, 1979 DAILY PILOT n. H .. f Coobr Pr•M•• .. Hmct w.-eo,, ... ,,_ swtt..rt.r ..... FRIDAY, AUG. 17, 1979 J ...................... .. .... c ... ., ... .... ..... ~ ....... .... ........... ! 11 .... -4:30 p.a. CC11, ...... , wfM ...-.edl 3441 Via Udo, N•wport hactt 675-1460 HereSf~oft togetyou started. P eaches Inspire Many Uses F rom May through Septe m be r , sum mer's fresh Cahfornaa peaches a re in ample supply for many plain and Cane} uses. Capture their lusclf)us fla \'or to enJOY next wan ter in Jam s a nd J e ll ie s ; cre ate sc rumotious desserts from peaches 'n cream to elegant souffles; or enjoy them any time of day. j ust as is . fo r a who lesome refreshing snack F RESH, FR/\GltANT peach es ha ve b een popular for cent urtes. Ee:t r l y r efere n ces to pPaches appear in an- cient Chinese wril i11gs. where t h e fruit is described as a symbol of lon g l ife a nd im - morta lity. Peach£•s were firs t com mercially g rown rn the New World 1n the ea r ly 1800s. Tod ay, America produces one· fo ur t h of t h e worl d peach supply, with more than one-ha]( or t hat com ing from the sunny orchards or California . A It bough we consjder them precious because we can't get them yea r round, fresh California p e ac h es ar e a n e c on o m i c a l b u y in season and a versatile favor ite for s ummer, snacks and recipes. WREN BUYING fresh pe aches. remember t hat bright rosy blush on the pea c h is an indication of va riety. not a sign of ripeness. It's better to look for a fresh creamy yellow or golden back- g r ound color o n the peach skin ; that means it's ripe and ready to eat. Another test of r ipe - ness is holding a peach CJ nd giving it a gentle squeeze. A ripe peach will yield to very gentle hand pressure PEAC H E S TH A T • . . Nectarines <From P age en I packuge CP'• ounces) powdered pectin 51 :i cups sugar Rinse nectarines, re move pits and chop unpared fruil to measure 3 cups. Combine in s aucepan with Lime juice, applesauce and powdered pectin. Bring to a hard boil over high heat. Add sug- ar. and bring lo a hard boil. Boil al bigb heat fo r 1 minute. Remove from heat. Skim off foa m. Stir occasionally and s kim for 5 minutes. Ladle illto 5 hot , sterilized 8-ounce glasses, and top with melted paraffi n, if to be kept for long pe riod. Otherwise. tum into sterilized container, cover and refrigerate. Makes 5 (8-ounce > f.!l<1:,,:,c:, ... Plums (From Page CH powdered sugar and brandy. Mound cheese on a serving plate and, using a knife . swirl into desired shape. Cover and chill. Ser ve surrounded with fresh plums. Accompany with s mall knife for each person to cut plums and spread cheese on them . Makes 4 to 6 servings. PLUMS WITH BLUE CHEESE DIP l carton 0 6 ounces> creamy cot- tage cheese 1r.r cup (2 ounces) blue cheese crumbled 1 tablespoon grated orange rind v. teaspoon salt 'h cup drained crushed canned pine apple 2 pounds fresh California plums Combine cheeses. orange rind, sail and pineapple In a mixing bowl; beat until well ble nded. Chill. Place blue cheese mixture on individual serving plates and one or two plums aloopide ror dipping . Ser ve with assorted crackers. Makes 8 to 10 servlnp. have a hint or c r ct•n color and feel a bat more fir m will ripen at room temperature in a day or two. California ~rowers recommend refr1~erator s tor a ge t o pre v e n t peaches fro m over · r ipe ning . If pc ;.i c h('s become over-ra pe, use them ill blender drinks for breakfast and also in jams and jellies. Fres h Ca lifo r n i a peaches lend their s ue· cule nt s weet fl avor to m a n y s u ru m e r t 1 m e meals. 4 eggs 1 cup half-and-half 1 2 teaspoon salt 1 ~ teaspoon pepper 112 pounds fres h Cal i ro rn ia pea c h e s. sliced and sweetened to taste (about 41 2 cupsJ Powdered sugar Cut cheese in Y~·inch thic k slices. Jn well- bu tte r e d 9x5x3-inc h glass loaf pan, arrange a layer of bread slices. Top with a laye r o f cheese. Repeat layers, ending with bread. Beat eggs; stir in bal!-and· half. salt and pepper. Pour over cheese and bre ad. B ake in 425- degree oven 25 to 30 -T his unusua l French Toast Loaf is baked in the oven and accented beautifully with sliced p eac h e s t o m a ke a perfect entree for a Sun· day morning brunch o r a dinnertime meal when the war m we ather re- quires something e asy and lighter than usua l. It's appropriately called Loafer's Peachy French Toast because you pre - pare it the night before serving, so the morning is yours to enjoy. minutes or until puffy ---------------------------------------- and golden brown. Cool LOAFER'S PEACHY F RENCH TOAST 1 pound Monte rey Jack cheese or othe r mild cheese 8 slices white bread in pan 10 to 15 m inutes. Loosen edges; invert on- to serving platter : sur- rou n d with s l i c ed pe aches. Sprinkle with powdered s ugar. Slice and serve Ma kes 6 s erv - ings. I/ you hove an item for Happenanga, 1end it to Judith Olwn at the Doily Pilot. P.O. Boz 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. or call htt al 642-4321. Happening1 runs every Tueadoy. another sociable sausage for mealtime pleasure ... Here's a tasty, tangy Polish sausage created in the Schirmer's Sausage Ki tchens. Top quality U.S.D.A. beef and succulent lean pork are blended with delicate spices, then hickory smoked the natural way until fully cooked. You'll get raves when you serve it with eggs, on a sandwich or steamed and served with sauerkraut. l ook tor the little Schirmer's S1uaa1e Miker on the p1ch1• In your m1rket. Schinnm the Sociable Sausage Available in the Dell can of: SAFEWAY STORES . SI!' Richlife Liquid c ,, ,,,, ........ ... c ..... .. ACIDOFILAC ,...._.. .... " l-.,PriceU .71 AL.ACER DESl•CATES ......., ...... ,_, J::!!:'.:~~ $655 S.U.S. T .A.J.M.LD. .._., IHl ....... 1-.,PriceH.U AL.ACER JOGGER TAILETS SECOND WIND IOO T.w.tl Fw Al Adt•e Sf-+a S.U.S.T ... U .. M.1.D. .._., I ... Price SU I $695 HAIN SOY OIL ,..c ... ,,....- lldi. ,..,. u. ...... . ... """-" .... •• u ... l ... P'rk•SJ.11 SJ75 Richl.ift L-TRYPTOPHAN l OT.w.tl hdlC ....... L· TIYn orHAH 100 ....... s.,. MoStrcll 1-..f'rin H .n s5ts LIMDIERG'S CHEWAILE CALCIUM MAGNESIUM .~o::..-tt .. SJ35 HAIN CRANBERRY COCKTAIL ~::,=:...SJ4 .......... s.,. ...... llkOL .... Price SJ.IJ LAl&ECllSP STALKS aLaY IOc s42s, .. c.,... 1 ... Pric• H . Richlik SUPER ONE MIU CIEEIC JOJO BA SHAMPOO ~~Jc: $695 ..... 1_., PriceH.H THIH ***STAI: NATURAL ENERGY MIX ·11~ SJ49 ..... J • (}I CWL Y Pt\.OT FOOD Adequat~ Protein Necessary in Meatless Meals Whether )'OU are a de· mlnutM. Mall 4 terv· 1rotn n t't vout vt-1etarian or in a tn11. Covl'f ll'nlllN wll h •late of ttbelllon about •SOLS LSNTILS w11 tt•r 1end aot•k ovt1r lhe bl&h cost of m...at. "I cup dried leftUla nlahl Drnin. 1:ovcr wllh lom a\Oel 1 • teupoon n il ', ie .. poon pepper it '1 lmportwnt to plan l tabhepooa butter fr.-11h wull'r and al mm r In• at l e m e u I s t 1reen pepp e r . lor ~ mlnutf·~ or untll HNfwly chopped fine tr ncJer Melt bulttir ln • s~•·• ...... ' , teupoon or •--no ~.t e a s p oo n powdert\d Maril<' I iMnt ricotta chee•e I fll S1ute onion and arecn pe pper t o r u t venll mlnut.8: add tom•l~8. u lt. pt'IPpM. o re a a no and powdered aarllr Covtr and Kimme r for 10 m lnut.('I'. Spru d a thin layt-r of lllUt't" ovt r tht- botlom of a r<•et onaulur buklnK dlAh Arran•t· 11 layer of rookerl IA!lttl(nt• noodlH side hy 1'lth•. On t ricotta chce1e a nd •H tocelbtr, 1pread a l•yer or thi• mhcture o v e r the noodle •. Spr lnkle litihlly with 1 r a t e d P a rme s an chee11e. Arranf(e •nothcr luyt'r of noodle11 ovt r th11: top with rem ajn1n1o; c h (\C-8(' m ixture a nd 11prlnklc with Parmetan r h~ese . Arran1e r.- mnlnlntt noodlt11 over top: 11poon tomuto saucl! over alt. Spr1nlde with 11•moining Parme1an cheese. Bake ln a ~ de 1ree oven for 30 minut•. Makes 6 aerv· ln11. Adequate proltin t &n I 1 m a I I o n I on • 1klllt1t. uut~ l(rt'<'n pep be obtalM.'d httH> Add tort'\ulon , lly un" n o th member ot the &e1ume tomatoes aall. p t-pµt'r a nd fllc• famlly , a health tr•ck '-' teu)>OC)ft aalt powder l>ruln lt'nUIH hot Ml\k1•-. 4 ""'' vln1~ lhat has been pntctaced '11 teupoon pepper und add to ft klllet. alna M•;ATl.t'.AA e . .\RAONF iD pove rty tr1c ke n "-t ea1poo n fil e m t1r u ntil h t 14 l Od l t11tl'lu1t1•• '"''"" ... " area ol the world for powder roptioaat) l h rnuah Po u r ovnr lt1ftUfltW 11011~11~ many teoeraUon s . Also, 2 n1p9 ec>e*ed whole c:ooked rl<'t• und 1er vt• 2 l Ahl1••t .. "'"" 1111\'f' le1.ame <beans . pea~.--------------------- 1111 I onion, <'hopped '"' .. l ll'#n t'hotl~ fine 3 r ups r 9'o ppe d ~ cup 11 r •U d l'arm"6tl' chffl'r Cook lua1ne noodlc-11 until eon and pllablc. bu\ sllll nrm . Rln•c un· d•r cold w1ter and drain we ll . Munwhlle, hut oltv(" oll In a eklllel. etc .) and c heese or pasta and c~ com- b l n a tioo K are bulh nutrtUoua ~nd deliciou eubatit\1.8 for h1&b cos t meat meala. PEANUT BUTTEa Is another product or the le1ume family that bas hi1b protein content al low coal per servint. Combine it witb -whole s rain bread for an ex ce llent protein lunch, or with oatmeal for home made cookie snacks. Lucky stacks up high You can cut the high cost and low nutritional value of junk food by blending dried out bits or cheese with low rat powdered milk a nd then · a i able consistency by adding a s mall amount or liquid milk -Lo be spread on crackers or used as a dip for carrot sticks. Doa't overlook the old· fashioned stick-to-the · ribl pot ol soup that can be prepared wilh a few bones, an onion, a cup or lentils or dried split peas and a handful of barley. Add about a quart or water, some seasonings and a carrot if desired, and simmer for several hours. Serve with grilled cheese sandwiches for an extra punch or protein. High prices may force us into a better diet that limits the size or meal portions Lo four ounces or encourages us Lo read old cookbooks to find recipes using more grain and legume combio a · lions. Here are some re· cipes that will enable vour fa mily to eat ade· quate protein al gr eat "avings. BAKED ORANGE RICE AND BEANS 1 c an ( 1-po un d ) baked beans 2 cups cooked whole grain rice . 2 ta blespoons froze n orange juice concen· Irate. tha wed I ta b l e s po o n molasses Combine baked beans, c·ook ed rice, o ra nge j uice concentrate. and molasses. Turn into a l ight l y g rea se d cass erole. Bake in a 375-d cgree oven fQr 30 Serve Fruited Slaw Wh e n th e ga n g gathers at your house for a backyard bar· becue , serve up a bowl or Favorite Fruited Slaw. The salad combines crisp ve1etables with a surprise ingredient - fresh nect.arlnes. Nectarines s upply a navor boost Lo the salad as well as extra nulri· Uon. FAVORITE FRUITED SLAW 1 medium-size bead cabbage 1h c up fin e l y chopped green pepper 1.-2 c up fin e l y chopped sweet red onion •h c up fin e l y chopped celery 4 firm-ripe fres h nectarines 'h cup cider vinegar ~cup oil ~ cup1&11ar 2 tablespoons pre· pared muatard ~ teaspoon 1alt 'h teaapoon dried dJU 1 teaapoon celery seed• Trim outer leav• and core from cabba1e. Chop remainder of bead medlum-llne or finely sbred. lllx well wltb 1reen pepper, onion and celerJ. Halve and cut nectarinll tato medium· tbJcll ..,_ or ebunll1. Add to~ mbtuN. Heat all nm•••• lD· ...................... stln'tlll to clillOIYe •as· ar. IMDOff from lleat and pour over cabbqe. MlJt ,_u,. Sene at once. or cover aad eMU. M akea8...-vlDP· on lower • beef Y ou'll notice a difference in steaks from Lucky even before you taste them . First, check out the prices. They're lower o verall than you'll see at other meat counters because we take a lower mark-up than other stores . ;- Second, check out the selec tion. Y ou'll find all your favorite steaks plus some 50 other beef and pork items. and fresh ~rade A . poultry at low . ( .. ·' 1 discount pnces. ( . ~· -. ........ ~~,~ W e don't feel your selection .. ·-: · should be limited by price. ~1 1 ~~\1 :1i,· • :~. -: :: That's why we work hard to keep~.~·:~ .. :.;< .... prices low across the board, instead .. · • l, '• of offering just a few items at 0 special" :.,.' > low prices. This way, the selection's wi de open, and you get lower prices overall . Sink your teeth into a steak from Lucky . Y ou get satisfaction that's guaranteed by \~1 ~.' \' ~ _ the Lucky gold Bond ... and lower prices overall. --£ ~~ Fresh Meats TOP SIRLOIN STEAK 249 BOf*l.ESS BONOEO 8EEF lOIN •• lB. T-BONE 229 STEAK BOM>EO &EH lOIN .• lB TOP ROUND STEAK 1 8 ~IOllCle>lffl • l.11 .9 RIB EYE FllfT 3 8 dPt#Clll llOHOCO ear <8 • 4 BONfLESS TtP STEAK 1 gg eot;OtO HV fOUO;O I B • POlrTEIHOUSE S'TfAK 2 39 IO'CJ(O tu' lOtto l.11 • ;!ofo~,C~~E STEAK 18 2 .48 FILET MICHON 4 88 ITCNOlllll)itol IOHOfO 8llf lO"' 18 • SMALL END RIB STEAK l 27 IOHOe>tO• • LI • 7·80NE CHUCK STEAK 1 38 llO'<OtD .. ,, • • lB • ~~0.~~.~~.~~. i.a .98 CHtCICIN LNERS "'""""·· IONll.ESS TURKEY ~WMOU.•-411~ •<IOltH II .98 .. 1.58 ~~~!r. ~SKET,, 1.39 °"' llfl<t Pf'Otect-~l..,,antet\ tnfW on<ttlO~lfltQIVt!lfC!m-1' AU9Uil l!IOl ll!n1 !llMOIY AU9\M 11SI 10 79 "ICIYBUYS" llllM IJCTitA SAV1NGS K euvs are items wrucn we are ,.,.. to pnce tower tnan their r~ OIKount price as a rew1t of manufacturers· teme>0rarv promoaonal allowances You 11 flno ~unareos of Kev auv items ~ Y°" snoo at luctv Fresh Meats ------ROUND STEAK 159 BONELESS 8~08EEF .•.. lB FARMER JOHH SAUSACE g llO<"<!.i"'t1SS1,..1t -Ol PoCC .4 ITALIAN STYLE SAUSAGE. 78 Al(SM H()t OU UA.llli• 1.9 "l . LADY LEE SLICED B~~~' _89 canned & Packaged p HARVEST DAV., 9 6 ~~~~:~~~N• _, !HUNT'S 79 KETCHUP . uozen • h ~~!~LA WAFE~,,, •0 •• 69 •TOMATO JUICE 59 ), (,\Oft nA °' I (AN• r CHIODO CANDY 9 0 • VU'lllf\ •101 "''" .5 r EARl Y CALIF. OLIVES 61 b PITTIO Sil( Cf b 01 CAN• r CHILI W /BEANS 59 /-., "°'¥tl t\01 (AJIW • I MARSHMALLOWS 53 •eAn Jlf t>UUIO •~01 ""'-• r COFFEE CREAMER 09 0 lA~ LU t&Ol .,,, 1, r FttUfT COCKTAIL 49 b D{\ MOtln l I 01 (A•h r RANCH STYLE BEANS 34 b 1\0l ~"• canned & Packaged l'DUTCH CRUNCH 6~~AY 39 ..... 160Z lOAF• }'LADY LEE O~!~~GES ~~lAOE~ 25 . . . . 1 llll 8Tl . ,~JUICE 112 h OC'lA" \PH • . "8 Ot lfl. • r Ctt.APE JELLY 97 /.. 'M L(>o \ IJ Ol Ill•• DEL MONTE CORN J. c.o..Df'o """°" ((JIN" Ot 3 5 C•f>liill:\f .. \_( 4101 (AH • f,~TOUENCHf~o: en .39 r DEL MONTE 8fAHS 37 1 CU1 ()11111(10caft N .. Ol CAI" CHUNKY MIXED FRUIT S9 b lf89V\ '10/ C•'W • r KRAFT BBO SAUCE 63 o .. c.utA•Ot>K•°" •sot en · PEANUT BUTTER !, l>OT ll I OlCI '•9'0 1>![1 9 5 [.JlAM• 00> '"""" •to Ol JAf • Datrv & Frozen r CAULIFLOWER 53 h f..AOV U t H'ttl r~t • L ROMAN ME~ ~~!l!~.69 L ~!..sCA«E llOl l>•(.1.75 A ~~~!l•oOlCA.,1 .25 r ORANGE JUtCt 1 38 6 "''"'ifl "AJll "4 Ol C n. • COW IQM ·•~0.1UOIV\t0"'' ll'l( Al tOQll(\ e_,.....o llfM ''°"" •-t\IMO<'C~•;. """ Delicatessen Household & Pet r MIRAClE WHITE 8 Ocu•.,..• '·•Ot•~,1 . 9 _t ~~~!, TSPASH ~~~s •. 2.65 L MM1NA TISSUE :::~~"g< wwl1t ,l!O\I "9._ .89 • DIXIE REFILL CUPS 09 b , 01 \.II 100 Ct "•~ 1 · • kAL KAN MPS 57 l OOC'. >COO 1\ 01 CA~ • p PfTUNA CAT FOOD 19 l ~ 01 , .... Health & Beauty Aids r CLOSE-UP TOOTHPASTE 99 O•t'tlA ... Olt .... I ••OI fUf(. r SICNAL MOUTHWASH 1 79 6 l•Ol 9h • Health & Beauty Aids ·, L A&.LEREST TA8l~()f .. 2.39 • RAVE HAM SPRAY b , 01 ~· O'I rrw• "()lO ~.:~!.:' ftGu<,I.• ~ I •Oo 1.19 .• AIM TOOTHPASTE e, /Cl IU8l 1,29 liquor SAVE 10%-BUYACASEI A 10 OISCOUNl lSGIVENON FUll (AS£ PIJ'KMASHOf WINE & S~ITS ll(f V 8UY ITEMS E XCLUOE01 • Ol YMPtA BRR 6 2g t, 1•• •101 (A!f\ • •KAMCHATKA VODKA 99 O ID"OO' t t\119 111 7. • Sf.AGaAM'S GIN 9 6 b IO PeOOJ • •Hrt en • 9 Produce FRESH MUSHROOMS 69 JUST RIGHT FOR (,TEAKS 8 OZ PKG. e DELICIOUS GRAPES llfO BVICK S£EOl£SS BARTLETT PEARS US NO I FANCY GRANNY SMITH APPLES NEW ZEAL.ANO S FINEST, EimtA FANCY . RUSSET POTATOES US NO 1 BAICING Silt la.16 ... what discount Is all about. OISCOJ\JT SLPERMARKE 1 S I ......... 111 w. L6NUM • .,...,. OMTA-,_ ..... llCIULIYMlt ....... ................ --:::."""~_.. .... ~ ................ LMUllAl&LI ..,. ...... ..oM "' L6 ""' • ITOllll OPIN D~LY t A.M • llllllTMTOll 9IAOI ... , AT\MTA A'llNI ,,,., .. ,..,.. ......... ...,. .. ::-.... ,.-. _ _... ..... ~ ... ~ ... '"" • I If" I 9'Mtl J FOOD Cut Cost With Bananas Unusual food com· loda a nd nula. Turn Into ~ te11p<>00 dried blnaUom yield deUdoul i,; teupoon b11Un1 areaaed h5X3·lnch loar dill weed dia"\et. powder pan. Bake In * dear Dub pepper New ban1n1 u1t1 \'t teHpoon cln· oven SO to IO minuea or 2 blnanu, aUced prove they are an H · namon until cake tester lnatrted l l a b le a p o o n lremelyvenaUJefhlit. \4 teaspoon tall ln center tom11 out chopped panley Delldoul rtaht out ot 1 tup ,.. .... carrot clean. Cool 10 minute•. In medium aklllet I.be band,, in aalada ud ~ t\q> ebopped nut.a turn out ot pan and cool melt butter: add cab· dffMrta md a •W'PriM In •arr• bowl cream ~mplttely. Yield: 1 loat. b1ge. vint11r. aalt, dill addition to ve1et&ble butter wMb 1uaar uaUI BANANACABMGE and pepper: cook over dl1ht1, buHH team U1ht Md nutty. Beat In MVTE medlum·bl&h heat stir· well witb other lq,... •II•· Muh banaau in 2 tablelpoom butter rlol ccnataDUy until cab- dleata ln home baked small bowl. Mlx nour. or martarlne baae 11 all&hUY wilted : bread.a. too. aoda, bakln1 powder. 4 CUPI ~ded cab· •bout 3 to 5 minutes. Add dnllamon and a alt. bal(e bananas and parsley; IT llUa SENSE to Blend ln nour mbtur l tableapoon elder cook 1 minute or until Inc lude bananas in alternatel y with vlneaar heated through. Yield: 4 'Wedlllldly, August 15, 1979 DAILY PILOT f:4 Ho........uct Carrot Banana Bread la •n original comblMtlon of two fnortt.e. menu plans beeauae or bananu. Stir ln cafl'Ot.a l,4 teaspoon u ll servings. their year-round a bun· 1-~~~~~~~~~-------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- dance and couialeally moderate cost. In ract , bananas re- ported I y the most popular fruit in the Unit· ed Slates are usually the lowest cost fruit In the market. Quick batter Carrot Banana Bread 1s a good banana idea . Use very ripe bananas for a moist texture and naturally sweet flavor. Here's a new banana bread idea that makes a healthful snac k for children, is delicious s pread with c r eam cheese or toasted and buttered. YO U CAN P ROBABLY make it right now with your pan- try staples. Another uncommonly good dish is Banana Cabbage Saute -a pi- quant surprise accom· paniment to poultry, pork or ham dinners. Use firm bananas that hold their shape during the qui c k sa ut e . Shredded cabbage is stir·fried with butter , vinegar and dill until just wilted. Sliced bana nas a re stir red in at the las t minute, for a light and nour· · s ide dis h tha t 's as economical a s it is original. Bananas cont ain a good supply of vitamins a nd minera l s a nd almost no fat. Best of all, they leave you satisfied with less de- sire to overeat. When shopping for bananas, choose firm ones and al· low them to develop to full yellow at room tern· per a lure. If the y r each your ideal stage of ripeness they can be refrigerated the peel may darken but the fruit will remain unC'hanged for three t9 SIX d:JVS. cARROTBANANA BKt:AD 1"1 cup butter or margarine 1 cup brown sugar 2eggs 1 c up m as h ed banana C3 medium.size) 2 cups all purpose flour J teaspoon baking Nectarine Treats N ECTAJUNE·SPECIAL OATMEAL Saute thin slices of fresh nectarines in but- ter until heated through. Layer oatmeal and nee· tarine slices in in· dividual serving bowls. 'fop each with maple syrup or brown sugar. Serve with cream or milk. CHEESE AND FllUIT Serve indiv i dua l wedges of Fresh Petit Suisse, a wedge o r Camembert, Gruyere and Stilton along with a bowl of fresh chtned nectarines, pears, grapes a nd peaches. French bread and sweet butler make a nice addi· .tion, too. sum• DIPPING Dip wedges of f resb nectari.Des into a mix· ture of 1 cup dalry sour cream, 2 lableapoona· lemon Juice, Y.a cup aprieot preserves and a daah ol salt. Great for desert or afternoon snack. PLUS OUR LOW RED-X TRIPLE GUARANTEE au •urm ltGfm aouv10 llO SAU TO OUUIS Ot l'Ol IDAU OI CCNUIOO.\l USI CRISP BELL PEPPERS 1 ADVERTISED 2 TOTAL •3 LOW ITEM AVAILABILITY• •SATISFACTION•• •••••PRICE ••• •• I GUARANTEE! I I GUARANTEE! I I ... It, iua• '"" G,!A,!'~~E!,!, • '",.. lOINI I I I I I NKU OYIUU nus •1• AT UT •.uot ~-Wf•U """ nw UCJI Of fllOI mm IS IHUllO TO .. IUOll' Dlffl1lllCI llOllSI •I WAlfT TO ClUIU OUIOISlUR 111.U '°' .,, SHI OAllAkl IOI w1 • UCll 11Unn •AKn I 1mnwll!Ci rou "'' .u auan usan fl w u llC*lr " ~ llilln usarr I DaPT AS SPKmou r 110no •nos AO 11 w1 I umo IOI rOVI roul Ul'ISIACTIOll muo I I •• u Mftlftn ITUIS llOITI ut oe _.AT •AlllT U!ll'T Cllllf'MI .... "'Of ... AO'fllflSID m•, WI Will OJftl u:u Of •AMllACTUtrl If '°' Ht llOT Mlm. l'WICD 'IWll WUI Oii Tiii u .. nun Al .. , on. &UOI SUPflUIAllO'. If I You YOU• CllOICl Of A COMPHHU in• WllUI I I mo. •Ann uan w111 ltl'l.ACI TOlll ma I I lllf• ror&l is lowu. •• '°" m a mo MAllll l.Ulln """9 IA" AYAIUIU. HJUCTIIM: Tiit UMI "'"''" OI A Willi Tiii MMl NAllO Ot A COll'AUIU .... ... fllf or. •Ann·i '9KD TO ....,, e.uut ..... lf1U '" '" I UIKllKI n•mUllCi You TO l'lltC.MASf 1111 I oe llfWIO rout PUICJIAM ,.ICI I m.u na ....,llCI &O'tBTISIO fllM Af 1'111 AOYUllSIO ,.IO I I . Uill WITlllllJOOAU. ~_, ..,...,, ....,_., ,_, ....,..,,.._.._, ·--------··--------··-------------· <sii! ) "~ DISCOUNT LIQIOR PRICES .... ,_CMQU ..................... ,._,, .... . 01t _-H, 1971, MAlllT IASllT SUSMID UIUOI Nm 1 s" TO ts" 1 MAii unn IASlll IUl-llM1'm fOI AU TM UllOI mDS. TOl'U .. IWllD Nm TMOffllOUt .,. ... UllOI • ..,_. ... TUii MT A NW ADftl11llD IPICIMS .... SAY1• OI YOll flvo,tTI, IUlp. . , . . . . .. ' ~ . . ' CWl. V "LOT FOOD Dollop of Imagination Can Liven Weekend l.Jkt> Dorothy an ·'The W•iard ol OI." lot.a of rotlu are recitacoverlnt tbere'a no place like boine. l Unllkl' Oototh)', bowever. th y may be 1tay1nc a lot cloeer to • home the1 t ummer weekends b•eaUS• ol the 'enero cnmch. mualc and •Wl>ri .... A arab baa or wh\\e tilephanta coll cttd In adva~ lJ run and rree Get permtulon. l( pouible. to clo:ae off your street rOC' th day and f'ftCOUl'ace everyone lo join In alrfft 1am hke alick ball, Johnny on-th pony. 1ianl 1tep1 and \he Uke LABOa DA\' wulund. the 0UIC'1al end ol 1umm~r. '" o(tt"n I tood USM for lut'h a part U ·ou daa 't know all your niftlhbon. thla l1 a rood •ll> to "'"' thcim H•'-• • "tavorlt~ mm·• pertf Wht lh•r your tHt• run• tu ttw old t l•• lu, lU1e "l~aaabl•nn" wtth Bocart ud e.r1man, CM' '"' nn• t-1111\u llh .. Anna• Hall" wllh Wood Allen and Olan• Kuton. \nvlt• rn~I ln fUl' a ruuaJ eventaa oC TV mqvte vlewin& und tr\vla. Flrat check your TV achedwe and aele<'t u 1ultable movie. Th• rum could h v,. a lllerary fiavor such Os the INS adaptation or Oacar Wiide'• "The Portrait or Dorl41 n Orey" or lt ~Id be a Mar\ln and Lewi s 1lap1Uck comedy . a Borla K .. rtorr horror alCM"y or a Gary Cooper WH(frft Plan a tnvaa quit or oth er films or that aenre. charades to act out famous film Unes. und provide sullable comHUbles. Lobet.er salad. for ex- am pie, would be very a ppropriate for watchlnc "Annie.Hall." Thew activities may lack the adventure or followin1 the yellow brick ro•d to Oi. but think o( the fuel you'll ••ve ... ~ .. ..,, Take your portable TV outside and pack a picnic basket to double your enjoyment. Back ln your own backyard, or close to It. what .,.. aome of th,. tbint• you can do to enliven your llfe a nd t!n Joytbebahnyweather• r~~:::::=::::;;;:::::::::==-=====:::;..;;;:;;m;:m;:iiiiiii::;;:;;:;::::::::=::::;;;;::;=:=:=:=:;::=:=:=:=:=:=:=::;;=:;::============================================~ WA'IQI A ballgam~. but do U wllh a dtf· ference. More than 91 mlllion Amerlcana watch baseball on television every sea.on, H YS Jacll Sauter, vice president of RCA 's consumer elec tronics diviafoo. U nrortunately. not everyone in the family as equally enchanted with an afternoon ol baseball : watching. By combining the ba llgame with u backyard picnic. you'r(' sure to please most or VOrtl LOW NEAT PRICES JllBArt BIG IAVlrtGI. BEEF CHUCK STEAKS ~···· the famlJ l1lDSL oLtbel---l~A.i...I~ lfi'l4'Wh1AI' C: ,, i---.,..-·-. ffiie. A SIMPLE MENU such as cold chicken. potato salad, raw vegetables, lemonade a nd fresh fruit and cookies can be a s · sembled without much trouble. rr you want to re · create a baseball park atmosphere. bot dogs. mustard. s auerkraut, ice-cold soda and beer, wi th ice pop s for dessert. will score a ,. home run. ' For those who dgn't - , • have a backyard, a bat '~ tery-operated TV can be toted alon with the i . me as et to a nearby park and the hot dogs can be grilled there. Plan a Deep South celebration. 1 In tbe s pirit of Scarlett O'Hara , make it an a n- •• tebellum party. Invite your guests to dress up in their own inlerpreta· , tions or Southern pl anta \. t1on elegant attire. MINT JULEPS pre pared for a crowd in a • beautifully garlanded ' punchbowl will set the mood, along with taped , background music o( .. Stephen Foster melodies and romantic waltzes. ' The food can be a n elegant cold buffet. a hearty. stick-to-the-ribs barbeque. or some com · bination of the two. Give prizes for the most auth~ntic costumes the man who iooks most like Rhett Butler and the woman who looks most like Scarlett. •' If you lack the rolling ' lawns of Tara, roll up the rugs, push back the furniture and have the party indoors. IF YOU LIVE in town and are spending your • weekends close to home. • organize a block party. Set up committees to plan the food , games. Make Slim ;Recipe BREAD-FRUIT T&OPICAL PUDDING I 8-ounce can un· l sweetened pineapple tid· bits, drained I 2 cups skim milk 3 large very ripe I bananas ~ teaspoon salt 2 eggs (or 4 e11 1, whites or half-cup no· cholesterol aubstitute) ~ cup raisins 4 slices high-fiber bread, cubed Optional: 1 teaspoon grated oranc~ or lemon rind cinnamoo Drai" pineapple: spread tbe Udblta in the bottom ol a small non· stick k>al pan. Scald the , milk in a large .. , I • u c e p • D • II a I b bananu ..U llDd edd to 1calcled mUt. Slir la n-malDlna inll'deata and mls ..U. 8pocJD OD top of plDe ...... Bake ID a prelteated l50·de1ree ovea for 50 mtn-'• or until a lmlf• ~ la tb• center co•• oet cl•••· Let ataad u sniDetea before ..mq or e"''""I· Sel"N WUID or cold. llak•• el1bt ier•l•I•· about 115 ca lorl•• eaeb (1 O calorlel i.a W'ltb •II wbitel S IUbldtute· r -DELMONTE .35 TOMATO CATSUP 1 ,.r,,("r t J ' " ~ Hl "C .. .49 FROIT DRINKS . , .... ... u..., \1 OCEANSPRAY 89 GRAPEFROIT ~~.!£E e ll'Jllll GROCERIES ,..,, "',...r, "",~,, f Speas Apple Juice •l.JU"tl l '-*"' ., ,.,-..,,,,w ._, f ~ KJngs Alberta Peaches I h t't J f A•; Vons Fruit Cocklall t 't ifl ~ r ~A" Del Monte Sweet Relish p1 .69 .49 .56 .. ,.,,.,,,,.., )45 Comstock Cherry Pie Fllllng ,,.,,,..,, ... !. 39 Hunts Sold Pack Tomatoes • 11 <I~"" I It'll fl ( Seneca Ontpe Juk;e .Y+l lf'"'' tM Vons Tomllto Jule~ PROD<J CE /UJ•fJl'ltt!J 0r9'n & YelOW ChUI •.wt I 1"""11•Y BertJeUP .... 2 25 .95 ·~-29 ,,..49 , ... 49 1039 1~~ l'JNJ"H ll'-'411'lHff1 t 7 WNte"OM~ 111• ,,,149 DELICATESSEN BANQOET FRJED CHICKEN t--1'.XJ~ll i 4 ""A. I t ""J!t 7.0P REGOL.AR OR DIET SUPERIOR IMPORTED BEER I' I •..i,..., "'' t •· r ~,..,-,. ( •)'f• ... 189 119 219 GROCERIES \.l<..N""t(' I ( ~ ... Comet Liquid Cleanser .. t tJOf c:-~rAArA ~ .A'Jl+'t.AJT'\' Reynolds Wrap 111'tt l'I' • I ff.Al.. .VC. Vons Trash Bags fF1CIJl'ff 1•'\I', A ...... fr; t"'Ol,{Jll'> Colortex NapkJns }34 .86 }09 .91 .28 FRESHLY GROUND BEEF BEEF T·BONE STEAKS .45 WISHBONE .58 LOW-cAL DRESSING " • bi..JI l t '~., .._ • l "L>'., IW"i:.v"* PUREX LIQOID BLEACH ti .. I I ""-t ... I r I .49 Hl·DRI PAPER TOWELS ... INTENSIVE CARE LOTION .. t<lf ltf I ..-. ... tlA... "'V JV'f""t' '1 .89 GROCERIES Kai Kan MPS Chunks t er• • '"' ... ,,,.,. Purina Cat Food I \~ -~· 1t\o\il, Alamo Of)' Dog Food ~OIN I l.iAI' Irish Spring Oeo. Soap .37 .29 259 .59 .37 THOMPSON ... 39 SEEDLESS GRAPES GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS ~.19 MEATS BONELESS ROUND STEAKS ~hJ ..,r ... iwbLt• 1 t... ur "' .... , ....... "•{·Jf Portemouse Steaks tft.t , P\,...,, .. " Boneless Chuck Roasts 1sa FROZEN FOODS F~'~4o9 Ren11 151 48 Pt.::.~'~room Oeanet .84 •~I r ,. • ••It " •"""' Sirloin Tip Steaks '"••• •r-,,~ ... n....-•• Beef Cube Sleeks l .. 238 ,,, }68 , .. }98 lh 238 t ,,.Jh'"f, N1 PETO NA .19 CAT FOOD r ot" "',. , • ... , ~ . 'l,. c...-..' VONS 109 BEEF BOLOGNA • •t <llioT ' r ~~~~~TED99 PICKLES ··-. ·-lOi-"' •• MEATS BEEF RUMP ROASTS I I .• , • t '- Pon< Loin Chops '"'""" .,~ .. ...,., ',...,., Pone Loin Chops .. '~····· Center Ham Slices w--. tt '-"' ,,, \I Wilson Bondess Hams 168 . .. ]79 ... )29 11! )89 18259 Minute Maid Lemonade • ,,,.,,,.,, '"11 )56 89 Lysol Spray Ofslnfec:tant sWk'dY&;f;V'~ • ... ........ .,.... 231 CHECK AND COMPARE VONS LOW ME.AT PRICES: ......... I o•N """' .69 Purex Uquld Detergent 1'unt Jemima Wtfftu t 1ftfil rtr A .. #.\• J\Of i l'thUNt ttalh 8rowna tflffft t l'N fl!iNtf V11n de KAlmp Fish F\lleta LIQ<JOR t/'.Olll lfllttl lll 8':41Qt9m'1Qln "11"'' \~ '11l1• -L konnc:o ugnt Rum 1!~""111'1. UllbeytUln .59 VONS BAKERY 8 9 tt•Nl'I. •J Ml t1t.rH•tt,.1l~tCffMJfW 59 • Vetie~Buns 1*''"',...-'"'Jro • }63 C~~~k.;d'Q';,ld Cake J M11Jt<Otr)AI II_,,,., 11• wtlllt J29 PrelNum Eke.d '"' .,.,,.,.., )69 ~l ()ll f\NO p9 .73 .45 153 HEAL TH & BEACfN 999 499 499 969 ,0/1tltf r-•t"•l'Hltt Oleem Toolhpeste •olt•INI I '" 01 Ill Scope Mouthwatlh .94 p1 /f;/ !(lf\l IWOOOl\l)lr )f1 )89 Hud & Shouklert Shampoo IMl/ 1111 0'111 O,IJ<jlOO't Wella BalNm Conditioner )69 )09 .49 s~n;·st;. ~.·. 'R~~ Sluka tie~tR.ump R~ • ' T~~s;.-~ ,.. 1111""' ..... 1 • .., .. t•• ... ,, QfOUnd &eef t t U t • e 1•1 .. 2sq ,.)98 ,. }9q •• }58 2oq .• 168 .• 2 79 •&248 ... }59"'.88 .. 129 ••• 99 ,..,. ,.. I Bon<lus Ch\Kk RO.alS BttfChudt S~ ............ , -,, Pon~SteM.s , .... I •r.t_.,. ,,., .,_,._ ., l~su..ka ·~·· WEU DCXJBL.£ TliE DIFFERENCE ,268 ... 238 ,.J BC) '" }68 . I 19 ••• 95 .. 2 57 ,,2 38 .• 2 47 .• 2 2s ... 198 •• 189 • OOR GUARNfTEE Of VONS LOW PRJCES ~ : OSDA FOOD STAMP COUPONS GLADLY ACCEPTED. ' LOW PRICES YOO CAN BEUEVE IN. ,..9'K'YM,,_, WW..Mtl I~ 11. 111' ()IU(llJJ'"'l*flDllLOCATIOflO' lfOM.ICMIUT'IOIL CAUcou.et1'.M.lll llMTMQIWiiilUCIN.Y, tltM t.l'llCU" "'9#1 llOf" aftl:T t\f \ION,. Mat W. lftl If~ LOI~ • ••• "'° .. litO, LOI NUla,NG INl Ol!tllOCOlllfn#fO IM WGM.Oflllt MO Ntl CIM.l . MO t¥llllN>llf C-.*-lftLIM ......... 0...A ... " ......... 1tllM11tw•.,...u•• t SCOPE 12<>otlC:£ • CLAIROL COttorrort SHAMPOO ~OLY,DRY 1 &O<l'«::E (ttcLS. .30 Of'IF) ............. II nr, ._. ,,..,......... .. Mlul9 1mt~a'::'f._. • COAST 1A7 J4Ml=.~1 ... ...... . ..., ''"' ........... COMET / ..... _.,.._ --· .. ·-··~· ... FOOD Wedneeday, August 1b. 1979 DAIL y PILOT C7 Say 'Yes' to Yellow Summer Squash __ ... ith Fruits Nature plans well. When the s umm e r heat is on and the ap- p e tites are droop- ing, an the marvelous fresh fruits are boun- tiful. What could be more refreshing and satisfy. ing, for example, than t he fresh California plums now starting to a ppear in our markets? Kept icy-cool in the refrigerator , ta rtly - s weet plums are the ide al cooling systems for the long hot summer, whether as a snack or serve d for breakfast . lunch or dinner. PARTY PERFECT Fresh Plum Parfa it is one way to enjoy fresh Ca liforni a plum s . Sprightly fresh plums color the parfait a frosty pink. It's so rich, cool and creamy, the parfait melts in your mouth. The recipe can be made early in the day while the temperature is still cool. Simply poach and puree the plums, thicken s lightly with gelatin and s wirl with whipped cream into tall parfait glasse s . Serve this frothy pink delight with a whipped cream cap and fancy party cookies. FRESH PLUM PARFAIT 1 e nv e lope un - fl avored gelatin 1 cup cold water 1 11'.t pounds fres h California plums. halved a nd pitted <a bout 31h cups) 112 cup sugar 1 c up whipping cream 'h cup sifted confec· lioners sugar Soften gelatin in 'h c up of the water . Set aside. ln saucepan, com- bine plums, sugar and remaining 1h cup water. Bring to boil; then sim · m e r . covered, until tender. Drain and re- serve liquid; refrigerate plums. Measure juice, adding hot wa le r, if necessary to make 1 ~ c ups . Add s ofte n e d gelatin and stir to dis- solve. Chill until syrupy. Meanwhile, beat cream stiff, folding in confec· lioners s ugar. Pour drained plums into blender container and whirl smooth. Gently fold plum puree into whipped cream . Refrigerate only until gelatin mixture is syrupy. To assemble: Holding individual dessert glasses on a slant, spoon some of the creamy mixture into glass, to half fill it, vertically. Then spoon on gelatin miature to fill remain· ing space . Chill thoroughly -at least 2 hours. Garnish with ad· dilional whipped cream, if desired. Makes 6 serv· iql. Ml• llWll8 -en-joyable u snack or· ID-tllll fralty parfait. "Pou the Solt and Butter, Here's Corn to fea1t On" ~ ~Each We offer you 3 choices ... Everv Sate..11y ~K><f' c1Jtrt1 ... ,, "''°" vru,..ty ~ ll.ll">'l-V MrTW D<"'<J• Plu• Satewav ~ \ 8'ano P'OOUCI'> the t('('I •....,, t.., eo"" ., ou.:i• ty 10 comp.o•a Ille Na1t0n:ll Bn"" P<t'Clu<"•> Af'<J q<onf!riJWy co<rna ~°" it>ss Scot<" B<.v 8'll!IO .., S.ltewav "'"' C.000 Ouo' ty CrJnd .11 KIO' on,)I •·1 '"''.l• Al Sa•ow~v vou "·h!' 111<te rl!O< <'> Ano d cno<l '" ~.,.._ a little bit more .... from sateway! . Seedless Grapes Big "'mi.:' 011 Small .~i:e' • Green G1ont Peo• 8 1 ·o• • Reto1110 Refrted 8eon• II • ·OI • Oel Monte Grun hon• 11·01 • Lobby • Potted Meo". l •OI • Tow n Hou\• Apple\ou<e, II / •OI • Town Hou\e Aprt<OI Halv•n a•. •Ol. • Libby'' Bortlett Peof\, 8 '• -01 • Ltbby'• V1enno Souto9e, S·O• • O.nnoaon'' Chill B•on\, 7 'r ·OI ~2 'I Y allow Peaches an/.1:J ... 11l lb.49c '"-----~ Cherry To111atoes eo ..... 59c r Coors Grown. Whole Body. fTesh frying Chicken ~-~.u') ~lb. U.S.O.A. 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AM (a DAILY PILOT FOOD ' Show and Tell Blueberry Dessert Some deuert1 are mamly for 1bow Tbtae are the onea lha& art rtoot renter on &he deuert·bulftt table They an pr«ty. they are uaually elaborate and u.., call actenuon to the fad Lb.al whatever f\mct.Jcm Wt 111.t a.n Im portent e~e nt II\ aomebody'1 life. SOME DESSE aTS 1t 11vts Pt'OPlf' anoth r • ay to put th1r. favonlt' tM-rf')' on the t• bit And ~1n of drhr1te lla\or its e lf . th«' bluebuf) g1vu the "cremt" JUlt the raaht lltht a.nd IOVf'ly taale that thls kind ot de aer\ 1hould bave. CaEME BLE I eup heavy cream ,., cup milk 1., r up 1u11ar Ouhaall l •nvt'IOlH' un n.1\(lr't°d .itlul1n l • cup <'Old wut~r l c·up d1ur sour c·r~•m ..., ledlKXIO ulmond fli.vonna l~ t'UP8 Ire h hlUf'berriN Co mb i n e bt11&vy l'ream. milk. augur and nit in uucepwn and t•cwll; ovt"r low hcut unUl 'uicur 1s dlt olved . Ht·mov~ Cro m heat SoCt~u J(e latm 10 cold wuter lUld 11Ur 1nlo the rr am mllcture. When .ielaUn la dissolved. beat In the tour cream with a rotary beater, only l.lDtll thorouah.ly blended and amooth. Add rtavorlna nd sur In blueberrlet 1ently, being careful not to c rush thom . Pour m 1xturo Into wet In· div1dulll molds. Chlll un. til rl rm. t.ooaen from molds with hol 1palula and by rubbln1 bottom of molds with hot towel. Unmold. Makes 6 to 9 lo· dlvidual 11ervlo1s. de· p end \ng on alze of molds. ... Big Fresh blueberries make this molded Creme Bleu a show-and-tell dessert . are for tell. ~verybod ------------ t.U. e~body to try a taate. Or to make the dish. Or to feature tt at u,., fund·ralllo1 falr. Or to aerve it wheo the bo$s comes to dinner. Someticnea • 'ahow' • dessert.a have done their whole thing before the) are t asted "Tell'· desserts gel talked about after they are sampled The trick 1s to get a re· r ipe that 1:, both show and te ll Such a one 1s this Creme Bleau. It has shape and form, so caUs attention to 1tsell as soon as anyone sees 1t. n 1 s e c good-tasting, causing a lot of pleasant conversa· tion. One of the things peo· pie tell about a recipe "like Creme Bleau is that it is as easy to make as il is delicious. It uses the beautiful fresh berries that are with us for an all-too short season Try Mixed Pickling Spice Many people refer to mixed pickling spi ce as the s umm e r spice because 1l's the blend we can buy in one con· tainer for use in cannin~ <1n d preser \11ng th ~ frui ts and veg(!tables of summer. Don't confuse mixed pickling spice will all· spi ce, however. Allspice is a single spice-a berry which has an arom a suggest· ing a blend of cloves, cinnamon and nutmeg. MIXED pickling s pice 1s a combinatio n of whole allspice berries. mustard seeds, chili peppers. cor iander seeds and cloves. Pep· percorns, too, cracked cinnamon sticks, ginger root and bay leaves. There m ay even be cardamom and mace, dill. caraway and othe rs dependi ng on the manufacturer. They're all In whole fo rm because whole spices give aroma and flavor to pick lin g vin e gars and s ugar syrups without clouding the liquid. IF YOU'RE using this com blnation of spices for s piced peaches, apricots or plums to serve wilh meats and poultr y (plums are particula rly sultable with Chinese food), Ue the spices In a cheesecloth bag for easy removal at the end of the cooking period. When you 're making firm pickle chunks such as watermelon or green tomato, the cheesecloth is unnecessary. It takes moisture and beat to release the aroma and flavor or these whole spices. Al· low five to 10 minutes cookiq tJme when spic· ing ia to be delicate. Allow an hour at least when more navor ls lo be extracted such as when makin1 c•taup or cblli sauce where max· imWD ~Y is de- sired. It'• a acMMS ldea to buy fresh milled plclltllnc s pice for each year's preservlq. 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AUG.22, 1979 ---' COMICS I CROSSWORD 1 "Wouldn't it be nice If, while he'' digging up his bones, he'd discover o il!" SUPERHEROES MOON M~LLI NS --------. ® t • 1 _, ~\ ~\ :J .. THE FAMILY C.lf<CUS by Bil Keane "Dear Mommy and Daddy: Today we have to write home. love, Billy. PS. Don't touch this letter or you might catch my ivy poison." DENNIS THE MENACE ~ MISS NACH LE.FT CIJT/ cffo,q ·~ U•'-t"·· '-l I 1 t •' • • DR A BILE SUft£ ~ 1' .. A1 's 1'MC {~i'f WMtflr: I ~\€0 OR . SMOCK i"He WAY :r. HeAR Ii", IF l"T"' S"'f'IRS LJP ANY eus1Ness FROM -rHe G AL..i...eRY. He Ge-rs A P1 ece OF i"HE: AC"rlON .' NIELSEN A6(! I 'f~O by Ferd & Tom Johnson GORDO JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS NANCY LET'S GO SEE THE NEW STATUE IN THE PARK, SUZY A CLINIC ON HOW10 POCK fUU.f15 Wlt..t, E'E CONV'lJCTJ:;t7 10MORROW r>Y t...oOst? M(X)SCJ by Gus Arriola ~Q..£«& ~000/ ~o 'rffflk~ . by Harold Lt Doux by Tom K. Ryan HIS ASSISTAW'f, A PROMISIN6" VOONG- SOLl1lWA~ WIL.L... lit> ~f: iJ.IPDWING! by Emie IUSllmiHer SURE···IT1S A HORS!FLY ... "' .. Wad: 1 ,,-.-15, '"' OM.YN.OT Cl by Kt¥in F~ 8 -IS by George Lemont by J.tf Millar & Jon Mcintosh ~Y'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS SJ Skipper 1 Hellcllne S7 Coheres 5 Murdered with hear tO Facts 61 Stew 1' ACICtty 82 Pa~a11e1 15 Dance 64 Prophet 16 Umlorm 65 Ruhr city 17 Age group 86 Meiucan 19Co1n tare 20 Dele11on 67 Girls name ?I M1n()ers Ii& Pa'llng 23 Wnn1n Pre-stones Ill 69 Swamp 25 YMCA area ?& Sun 29 Decreasing DOWN 3-4 Btg book t Vogue 35 Reverse 2 Mll)le 37 Stearm genus J8 Wall SI OrQ. 3-Lisa 39 Showed oll 4 Be chairman 41 Adam's 5 Begms mate chm bing 42 Neoat1ve 2 words phrase 6 Subse- 44 Convene quently 45 Hit hard 7 Cucttoo 46 American a Russian Beauties· name 2 WOfdS 9 Ottier than .a USSR city sell ~Entire 10Absconds SI Trigonome-11 Asaer1 h1e lune-12 Minister tlons 13 Pismires UNITED Feature SyAd1ca1e ruesday 's Puzzle Solved· • I s s 1 cl .loTi a I 0 ( ' . •• l ' I (IAIOIS f I ' ' O • •• • l r •lrl11lt I I D II II t i •• ' u . 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G ......... o. 01\lrlct TM•ALLA~UU.I• Ce<lt ~ mu•I \llC>Mll wHll 1111 ... -~~u• ,.,. .. ••-' 9Mdl, CA._ Puotrv.d 0r-. CO.II 0.Hy Pilot 0 1\ltlcl BO••cl ol ,, .. ,1 ... In Oii /uty 2S, Aue. I, t, U, "7t ~1t .,,,OWll -ll'U lllM """ Qe«•nl I $"'1 PUBLIC NOTICE Of I,,. ~Oki .... QU<O• ........... , the Dl-r will enter tnlo 1t1e prOl>0\4fd Conlrett It ,,,. ,...,.,. " •w•rO<'<l 10 him. In the_, of ''"""' 10 ""1" In· C""'1> to lu<ll uw1tr.c1, IM pr<Xee<I' of ti,. NOTICl!TOC•l!DITCHtS ci.c-wlll oe lorl111l!Ocl, °' In·~<~• SUNetOtt COU .. T 01' THE 00 a bond. IM 1"'41 """ IM••OI will Dt ST ATE°" CALll'()jtNI/; l'O• IOl'f•lltd 10 ~ ~nool cllstn<' , ... COUNTY OP O••No• NO biOde< rney WllhOraw hi\ IH<I 10< .... ...... • INfiod ol f~·llv• USI a .. ,. •II•• E1l•I• ol FRANCES M. CON. l ... o.1et.etl0<lheOIHHll"9lh~rt'OI N~L Y, O«H.0 The BcMtrcl Of Ttu\I<~•\ '"""'""' ,,.._ NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN 10.,.. P<lvll~ ol te1KllnQ M f •""•II btO\ credil0t'$ of U.. _..,. nem<!d de<edenr 0< to ••lw any lrr~ulAtlll..., or '" , ... , •II ptnofl'\ ti.wlf>O ct•im~ -•Ml l0<met111e\ •n MV Did or 1n ,,. .. b•001n11 ,,. s.44 --· •re required to II~ NORMAN E WATSON ttwm, wltfl h ne<f'S~ voucnen, In Wrettry, ,.,. o411<e of the < 14!rlt of '"" aoo..,. en. &o.nS Of T ,.,,,..,, m-.ci cowl, °' to P<eW<ll lhem, with PuDll\/Wd OrMIQI! CAW~ O.•tf ~•.101 fM MCtt\•ry vo .. <ll1t•'\, lo lhll un. "'"II IS, 72, 191'1 JIO /'I Cle"lgned •I tl'lt' t•w olll< e 01 WILLIAM v. SCHMIOT. n• S•n M tguel Orlve, Su•I• 300. N••POtl 6ea<ll, c..llltK1>i• ~. wllkl'I i1 1"-• ptou ol 1101~• ot lhe Ulldt't\19"4!CI tn "" m•Ut'rl perto111111Q lo 11\t' t\14t" ol ••Id cleceMnt. w1lhtn lour monlll• ••~r I"-firs! puDll<•tton ol ""' PUBUC NOTICE c......,, NOTICE TOCllEOITORS WPt•IOlt CO.URT 01' TN& STATE Of CALIFORNIA f'Oll THIE COVNJY OFOllANGC Ho A·lootll ""11<e. O.oted AUQuSI 1, 1'11'1 WILLIAMA CONNOLl 'I' E•~utO< ot the Wiii Of llW! ."°" """'f!O __ , E "°''~ of CHANOl.f !I ll JOSl 'f "~" CHANDt.rR RAl(fR JO!.E'I' •~" C 8 JOSE. 'I', 0.'<U"'d NOTIU tSH[R(uv r tllfNIO lllt• cr•d1tor\ Of fl"W' "~v,. "lomt'd det.e-d1•t1• 1h•t ilU ~r\,On\ t\4\YU"O CIA•ms llQ-'1n· t fhlt W•d OH.~f\I •rt rr.qi,,.rifl'O to h ltt WILLIAM V.SCHMIOT 1~s·11~~.s" * H ... _, .._,CA t2Mt Tet C7'4) ....ezn them. with lhP nP<e\\.dr¥ vouctwr11, +n ,,.11.,._., ,_Eu<.-'"" olllce ol 1,.,.. ctt,. of ,., .. •bove tn Pubh\hld Ot'.at'l9t C.0.\1 O•ily P1lo1 t•tt.O toun. °' tu Pf• ,.,,.nt Uh•rn -..,,1n Au9. IS 21 'l9 s.tpt, s. 191, l lSl·/q the n••<,.Ha•v vouc M••. lu '"" un • __ • _. -· - -dif'f\1Qn~ ~· '"'-' ld W vth< ~ <>• WI'' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE MAN & Wl l r M•N, l //H ····n~ fiov1,.vard, WH,.. 1 fu•.t1n t 1U1fOff11,• 91"80 wf'Hth '' lht 010," Of hw 1h~\ at P UBLIC NOTICE CPMl ~OTIC£ TO CllEDITOllS PUBLIC NOTICE N01'1CE Of auuc TRANSFER NOflCE IS HERtf\Y G tVE;N TO lHE CREDITORS OF !i l:A SCHWINN, INC ," C•t1lorn1e COIPOr" 11on, T r•n\teror, th•t a bu1t1 .,-.n,ter is <1Doul lo bl!,,__ by I """'eror. who"' o .. \1no\ •Ocl••n t\ 470 E•U 11111 SI reel, In I~ Clly or CO\lu•ln~• name• al>d 1tOd•euo ....0 willlln 111'ee y.art la\I p.e,t, '° ••r •~ kno,•iin to l r•n,1er ..... ••• nGIW, 10 MULR00N['I', INC . " C•llfornl• corooration, l rAn\teree, whoM bll.ill'RU .odl' .. J. /\ 1411 l•h Streel, In 11\t Clly Of PararT'OUfll, Coun tr or Los ,,,,,.,.., S"te ol C~flfornla, of 11111 lottow11111 Clff<rtt>ed P6•Wn•• P'OIHrlY al Tr&Mlllfo•. 10.w1t All &loclr. In tr.O., tt•tures, 0Q11le>- mtn1 •ncl oood wlll 01 • c;erl••n bl< Ytl• C"'Wt ieto .ono rep.ti• bu\ln•o known •• NOTIC•TOC«•OITCHIS SEA SCHWINN, INC •no toc•tliCI •I SUN•!Otl COU"TO .. lME 00 IHI 1111t SlrMI, '" the Clly ol STATE OP CA&.ll'OttNIA 'O" Cflta MeM, Collnty OI Or•11911. l>l•I• ol TMI c:outeTY OP otlANOI C•llfornl•. al>d INI IM IOn.oc>lne 11111• -•·""1t lr•n~t•r w ill Dlt '°"wmm.tt!d Of'I or E•lale ol H ELEN COLI.IS •fter 1'11tWaY, Ille 4111 d<tr Of Sep. LUCKEY, o.c..tad. !ember, i.n, ll.,0.,91\ Esuow Ho NOTICE IS HEREBY G IVEN to -114~"2 ••• lllt eKt-oeper1 ...... 1 01 <rMllon otU.....,.~~1 111• Coste Mew Brtnc:ll 01 St<11<11v , .... , ........ -~Hit tl•lnl• ..-in•t P•clfk NttJonel 841111~ ., I .. EH i 1711'1 the MIO _....,. ert ,.qyl.W to Ille Str"I, In the City ot Cost• ~WI. Coun ,,,...., •"'-h _,, --.. In trot Or.,., 5fal9 ot ~Hornt•, 11'te Ofll<• at lfW <lttfll ot t1'te .-.,. -C1elm1 ol <rHllo" of tren.l••or lltlad ,_,, • lo ,,_, !Mm, •IOI m•r 119 lllecl •111'1 S.CtM'fly P..:111< H•· t ... --1 ¥0UC!Mr't, ta t1'te Ufl• UOtltl S-at lllt edOrHS U1 10'111 41.,,1 .... attflel-Oft~•fJ-e. •!love. Tll• lut el•t• lor ttttng WllMlf'll 04 KINDEL & ANO .. ttON, trMilon' Ci.Ill\$ Is Moftd•y ,,,. lrO IOJO Nortfl .,......r. l'Mt Off'" ... NY ol •"'*'· 1'1t. '" , ... OMll JU, Sefttll\AN, Clllll0tni.'210t, wNdl Sec 11rlty P•ClllC N•tlonal B•nk I• tlle .._ el ..,.._. f/f Hit -WftMrtwt It\.~~ It tllt Oltrt""81 !fl f/fl mattou pert•lflifle M """'' ot tlll ttttOW IMlr\KTl"IJ, <.1411· llMlltlMeelllllll ...... ,wlltllfllOW "*Ill wM "-111.0 tll'l'le4y Clallflt lftllft!M...., "'9 tint ,ullltc..ti. " Wlff lle•MllifladotHldwl-ewel. '"" flllCIC.•. o .... Mloiltl 10, 1979, O•tff~J,tm, MULltOONIY,INC.. ltOelRT ~LIS LUCK EV • c.I...,.,.. CMpo<•llon .. -..n C. t.YCl1tY Tr....,.,. E...._ef .. Wiii ly1-... A Miii_., ................ ,,.,..... ....... "-Y J. Mtlll'Mllty ,_.. ...... Jllt""'Y •••••'-• ..... ..,.. Hcu•un PAOPK ..... ........, .... NATIOlfM.eM.C ........ ca-... o.o.ww" T .. : IPMI_,,,, c.eta-..c.a.tlU' ,........, ... __.. •ac,_-. o~m ,..,....,_ 0r .... Ceett Oallv I'll" ~ ..... OrM9t GMM o.uv llltot Awt. u. n. "· ""'· s. m• JUM• """"' ll, "" ...... ,. • FASHIONS -Making plans for t.be 15th an- n u a 1 Peacock Alley Fas hion Show sponsored by the Holy Family Madrecitas Auxiliary are, from left, Mrs. Leonard J ensen of Laguna Hills. Mrs. Frederick RISK-TAKING FOR Womee, including topics of setting priorities, identifying options and fears. will be held 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug 18. at the Airporte r Inn, Irvine . Sponsored by FOCUS. Career Patterns for Achievement In· formation. call 644·9215. OFFICF.RS Of' the Orange Dis trict. Cahfom1a Fe d e ration of Womens Clubs -Junior Me m bcrsh1p. will m<'et with the Junjor Ebell Club of Irvine and Rancho V1eJo Jwtior Womens Club. 7 30 pm. Thursday. Aug. 16. al the Irvine home of He len Cameron S ue Desantis. Ornn~e Ots· tnct president. will s peak on recent s tate board ml·eting . Information. c11ntal'l Mrs James Reynolds at 559· l545. ALMA. A OOPTF.f~s· Liberty MOVt'ffi('nt A s sociation. which aids :.idult adoptee:-. :.carch for birth families or nat ural parents s1:ard1 for a now adult. adopted child, wall ml'et 2 p m Suturday. J\ug. 18, al Sunta Ana First f'cdcr:.il, um2 N. Mam St Information. conlc.ict ALMA Soc·1ety. P 0 . Box ~745, La Habra. 90631. or call. c21:n 697·2861 ('OSTA ~H:SA J UNIOR Women's Club will rnt:el 7 3-0 p.m Wednesday, Aug 22. <tl Mr-. John Rousr's home Prospect1H• mt'mbcr:-. welcome. Jnformation. call 8.19·7476 ARTHRITIS SJ::LF-H ELP Group of Ora nge County will meet l :30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 18, at Unite d Methodis t Church. Garden Grove. Dr. J o nathan Paine. rhcumatologist. will speak. In- formation. call 534 ·3212 VOLU~Tt:ERS NEF.OED FOR Prr>JCCt CHILD. Community llelpin~ Infants Lcam and Dl·velop. and VICA, Volunteers In Chalet Aso;1st<inCl'. lCI 11rovidt> emotional s upport and gu1dancl· to IJJrc·nts under s trcs:-.. Or,:ian1zatwns aid in child abus <• p r evention and promot1ni: pus 1t1ve parentin g to new mothe rs. Mt·ctin~s for pro- s pective volunteers 9 ti m. to noon. Tuesday a nd Thursday, Aug. 21. 30, at Ora n~e County Library lleadquar tcrs. 431 City Dnve South. Orange. Information. call 834-4703. LUAU SPONSORED by Huntington Beac h Busi ncss and Professional Wome n's Club. wi ll be h<>ld 6 30 p.m . Monday, Aug 20, al Carole Smith's Fountain Valley home Open to interest· ed wom e n. Reservations, contact Gayle Ba rlo~h. Anaheim ALCOHOi. AWAR ENESS WORKSHOPS. reatunng films. djscussions and gues t speitkc rs. held 6 p .m . Thursdays, at Mariposa Wom en's Center. Town and Country, S uite I 16. 777 S M am St.. Orange . Admission free. open to public. lnfonnation. call 547-6494 . WOMEN UNLIMITED will present re m1n1s m workshops featuring Pam Moldauer, social workers and therapist. 9:30 a.m . Wednesday, Aug. 22 and 29. at the Women Unlimited Center. 32141 Alipaz. Sujte D. San Juan Capistrano In formation. call 661·3640. MARCH 01'' DIMES "Cut·ln," featuring Oran~e County stylis ts. will be held from noon to 5 p.m . Sunday. Aug. 19. at the Registry Hotel. Irvine. Entertainme nt and a rt show to be held Proceeds will go to March or Dames. Informa- tion. call 979-2270. HARBOR SENIOR CITIZENS of Newport Beach will hold a Fall Festival and Rummage sale and ice cream social with en tertainm ent, Thursday, Aug. 16, at the Harbor Senior Citizens Club. 15th and Irvine Streets. Newport Beach. Sale begins at 10:15 a.m. and social at 6 : 15 pm. Tickets a vailable at the door. "MOONLIGHT MADNESS," featuring exotic dishes and entertainment, will be held 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 18, In Newport Beach by Temple Bat Yahm. NEWPORT HAR801l EMBLEM Club 1394 will hold a Bar-B-Q beglnning with no host cocktails 5 p.m . Saturday, Aug. 18, at Mrs. PhUUs Sides· home. 3125 Trinity Drive. Costa Mesa. Reserva- tions, contact Lois Wade al 673·6796. COSTA MESA WOMEN'S Club wtU present a fash.lon s how at the annual membership tea rrom 2 to 4 p.m. Friday, Aug. 17, at the c lubhouse, 610 W. 18th St., Costa Meu. Reservations, contact Mrs. James Kelvie at 751·16S2. HARBOR Vl81'A SecUon, NaUonal CouncU of Jewish Women, wlJI m eet 9:30 •.m. Wednesday, .. __ ....,. ~ ---_,,_..,.,,,,,. _.,. Hughes of Laguna Hills and Mrs. Earl Ban.non of Laguna Niguel. The event 1s scheduled at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 19. at the Newportcr Inn . Aug. 22. in Newport Beach. lnlormation and directions, call 673-1310. NEWPORT HARBOR ORCIDD Society wall mee t 8 p.m . Thursday, Aug. 16, a t F ir st Methodist Church . Costa Mesa Andy Eston will s peak on orchids from around the world ORl\NGE COUNTY ALUMNI Ch apter or n1 vers1ly o f M 1nnesota Alumni Assoc1atwn wall hold a CIJ('ktatl party 6 30 lo~ 30 p.m Mon day. Aug 20 at the Balboa Y<ichl Club, Coron<J '1el Mar. lnformC$t 1on and r~crv;itsons. contact Mr. Marshall llout.s. 3 13 Emt-rald Hay, Logund Beac h. 92G5l. or <"all. 494·2 155 r IR V I NI-: Rt S I NESS A~D ProfcS!>t On<.tl Wom en's Cluh will hold J lunrht'<>n mectrn~ I I :JO am lo I pm Thur.;day, Aug Hi. at th<- He1:1s try Hott•!. rnint•. Altom<'y Mary Orr. '4tll .,iwak on property n~hti. for "'omen fnformd t1on :lnd r C'!-i<'rv:.il tOn'>. contaC't Susan Silb Jt K33 6437 NEWPORT-ME SA Bram·h of Amt>rn.<in Ao, socw tion of Untversaty Woml•n 14111 hold c-ofh•cs Monday and W<'dnei.day. /\ui.t 20. 22, for pro s pf'Cll\'C' and c urrt>nl mc·mber., Information contact Mrs. Nancy McNash at 642·1334 Club GaU>ndor "'"' each " • t y Music Cente r board chairman, pours wme for Mrs. Harry Stahl, Irvine Guild chairman. The duo a re preparing for Vin- tage '79, a gaJa fashion show, wine tasting and bUffet for the benefit of the center. The l'Vent is scheduled Se pt. 15 in Jewel Court at South Coast Plaz~. HUNTI GTON Bt:ACll CHRISTIAN Women's Clu~ wilJ hold a luncheon featuring Virginia Rac kte r. fashion cons ultant and entertainment at noon Wednesd ay. Aug. 22, at the Huntington Ekach Inn , ORl\NGE COt:i'\TV ANTIQUE Society will met-l 6 30 p m Thursday, Aug. 16, at the Sad- dleb<ick fnn, 1500 E Ft~t Street , Santa Ana. Spt>akers on ~ourmet t'<IO kmR. antiques a nd an krtor de-.1i!n wtll l>e ft•<itun•d. dinner at 7 30 µ m lnformatl<m 1 onlJCl '1 argot Ander~on. tj.:(j' ~:!8 \\O."tf:S'S ('l,l'R 1Jf l n1n1· will hold " mem- btrs h1p te .. 1 pm Tut·.,d.i .. Au~ ~l .1n l n•ine lnformal1on. • 11ntJt·1 Mr., Hull Scht:nnum al 551 4l5l FREE CONSULTATION 939 642-8484 •. ~ 120 lr1lne Blvd. Newport Beach Wednesday in the Da1ly1,... ""II f~::~~2i·~~~r.~1~; f R ANCI ~ -ORR follow1nq u.•rt'k ~ Send notices to f'lub Calendar, J>alltJ Pilot J> () 1 • Hor ISM. (.'0310 Mesn.·('A I f 1'ne stationery corona del mar 92626 l ncludP your name a nd phone num ber ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. Notices mu.st he 1n our hands three tL-ef'ks m ad .... .,.. •Sp.rat · 1r1.eo to1 easv servrnq ' vance o/ on el)(>nt ~ ~------------------....... , . SinglP1' Calendar THE SELF CENT ER is sponsoring a Sjn~les Ex- perience ll o n rea I es t ate p la n ning ror singles at 7:30 p.m . f"n · day. Aug. 17, in the City or Orange. Jt'or m ore in- formation. 997-9600. SAFARI SINGLES will s ponsor a Sayonara par- t y gl ve n by J a panese s tudents at 8 p .m . Thursday, Aug . 16, In Corona d e l Mar. For • ~OnPy n So1cf' (,Ja:1' •Cooked 30 hours H f {\( ('~(.(lt'fl(I (... • N .. 1•1on...,1<lP -;n1pp1nq service 'J • F-uil "t'.''"'ce Qpl1ca1e:;sen l\~ey . 01d w orld Cheese Shop WJ • Sandwiches 10 qo Ba~d nu·~""' s --.. _) Qfll•)1111f _,llrn C... 'l"'' rlf11«1 /1mr ff1 r•~ . ORDER NOW!!! ~?;...' Y-H-rWeclH-~ For tt. Labor Dfl'f WHllewd. more information: Nan· ------------------<:y, at Mi-1424. OEANGE COAS T SINGLES Is sponsoring a pot luck and card par. ty at 6 p .m . Saturday, Aug. 18. in Co!lta Mesa . For more information · Evie. at 548·5633. BETH EMET SINGLES will sponsor a beach partb 7 p.m . Saturday, Aug. 18, In Huntington Beach. For more In· formation: Thelma. at 991-4766. THE MAN -WOMAN INSTmJTE is sponsor- ing an Emlly Coleman bouseparty at 8 p .m . Friday, Aug. 17. In Los Alamitos. For more in· formation : Keilb . al (213} 828-8949. THE WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP o f Oranse County wUI hold a brunch at 11:30 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 19, in Anaheim. For more ln· formation: Elisabeth, <ma> tM.01'1 ex.t. 2218. BALBOA 8IU CLtJB la 1ponaortnc a Las Ve1u trip witb bul leavtn1 at I p.m . Friday, Au1. 11 and returnlnl A\11. lt. For more tnlormaUon: Ted, at •·124t. "A Most Unique Place to Shop"_ Y ounq Edwardian • Plain Jone • Wi"h • J Fred • Ardee • Hong Ten • Lightning Bolt • H.1.$. • Tea Porty • Hulc-A-Poo • Organically Grown • J~mine T eos • Hoymolcer • Santo Cruz Imports • OP 300 Tops at 1/2 OFF Back to School Sale August 15-22 Great Savings on Tops, Pants and Dresses • • • Jr 1 ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE W.0~. Augutt 15, 1919 DAIL y PILOT CJ J Wom~n, Nearly 100, Still Clipping Customers IPO&ANS. WMla. (AP> -Ja6 Dem.-., wu tM llleave..tOit cbaap6on. ProltlbltJoa ... tM .... of tM .... ud tbe ~ ... lllll • tlllac of tM f\lwn .._ '1oren« a"""' .. "-.her beaut)' abap to l!!::r barbertnc. Ila eta.ye a ..at. Jin. -now ti - aUll cllpa tbe taalr ot Spok ... Nlidenta. ch•rs· ma II a ...... Jl'or aome ,...., -tMee over IS - ........... cml)IJ, urrs .R.18'1' SNOUOR to set by oo." aa1a Mn. Brow•. wbo bu operated her own barbe:r abop U.C. im. wbeD cull coal a quarter. Mn. Brower 1t1U apendl seven hours a day, llx dA.19 a week pvlq 1bave1 ud balrcut.a tn a abop that •vok• memoriq ol the da"a before bail' a&yUna and tar.or cuta, when shaving cream wu appUed wit.b a brwh ud witch baael ... t.be malmtay. "You've beard the old -.ytq, 'Shave and a taalrcut ab b1ts,' Well. that's what you could get a allave and a haircut ror back Lben. 75 cents," alle Hid. WRY DOES MRS. BROWBa continue to work? Partly to augment the Sl.95 a month she gets from Social Stturity, but moatly lo meet and talk with people. "I don't want to stay home alone," she ex· e· ,entJeman. Most of her customers have little income, many livma on Social Security and small pens km. "Wben I'm here, I don't get lonesome. I bav.e people to talk to and I can work or sit here aad not be lonely '• FOR ALMOST 41 ye ... a. Mrs. Brower operated a shop on Main Street until the aging buildings in that part of town were torn down to make way for Expo '74, Spokane's environmen- tal world's fair. She moved to her present location about three years aao. BARBER LADY-Florence Brower, 91, trims a customer's hair at her Deluxe Barber Shop in Spokane, Wash. Prisoners Get College Credit By GEORGE TIBBITS Au«in.l,.,.....Wntw finement at ~ Point of lhe Mountain prison. ercise of weightlifting to become joggers. sense of. responsibility and had made life easier "not only at the prison LAMP PARTS Harbor lites , ... ....,.,.., .... .., ..7 ......... ... C-" ii-~l.7JOI....., SALT LAKE CITY - Some University of Utah students can pick up three credit hours this sum mer in how to get along in pPisoo. The class is offered th rough an inmate education program un- der a Division of Correc· lions contract with the university. Weightlifting I S popular b ecause in· mates can readily see results in the mirror. but in the sense or what ---------~• 1 APPOINTED -Gibson MacDonald, founder ~ ol FOCUS, an achievement-0rient.ed career \: planning center, bas been appointed to the : Orange County Commission on the Status of Women. One student who's taken the course, David Savard, said it bad taught him more about himself, although the prerequisite was a litUe tough. In his case, a 1· to 15-year term for armed robbery. CREATED and t aught by university Division of Health Science pro- ressors Gerald Braza and Bryan Smith, the course helps inmates cope with physical and emotional strains or con· Braza said inmates were encouraged to take more responsibility for their health and behavior by learning m e thods of solving problems, handling stress and dealing with emotions. THE WEEKLY class. first taught last sum· mer, also teaches better personal health care and fitness, he said. As a result. some stu· dents have given up the traditional prison ex· BUT "INMATES often overdo it with weights and pay scant attention to other components of good health," Braza said. He started some or the inmates running, and it's been so successful the prison now bolds a semi-annual five·mile race. Savard, 42, was one of about 2S medium a nd maximum security in- mates in the course last fall. He said it bad boosted his self·esleem and I want to do when I leave here." BE CREDITS the class with moving him toward a Ut.ab degree in psychology, with a goal of going into alcohol counseling and therapy. "When J started th.is program, it was like a dream -'What the hell. I would try for it'." be said of his major. "The class bas made it a re· ality. ln five years I'm halfway home to a bachelor's degree." "l'D SAY ABOUT 1S percent were affected by the class, ooe way or the other," Savard said. l.___H_o_r_o_s_r_o_p_e_.,,.,) Depressed Friend Depressing TllUll8DAY,AUGU8Tll DEAR ANN LANDERS: Recently you By SYDNEY OMA&a published a letter from a woman who suffered ARIES (March 21-ApriJ 19): Relatives may from depression. Her signature was, "Getting converge OD you with questions, problems and Well in Indiana." suggestions. Be diplomatic. Short journey could The letter contained some do's and doo'ts be on agenda. Taurus, Libra, Scorpio natives for people who must live with a depressed figure prominently. Steer clear of direct con· person. But bow does the friend or such a person frontationa. bang on to his or her sanity? TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Accent on I tried to be supportive to a depressed louting what bad been lost or stolen. Money, neighbor and it was hell. The woman was on personal possessions, payments and collections tranquilii.ers, sleeping pills, anti-depressants claim spotlight. See places, situations and peo· and booze. She was seeing a psychiatrist twice a pie in realistic light. Deflne terms. Get pro-week. mises in writing. In the meantime, I had problems or my .G£1l1NJ <May 21.Juoe 20): Moon m_your own. My depressed neighbor phoned me all sign coincides with correct judgment, fresh bouts of1.be day and nflbt and tatted endlessly. starts. more optimism, added independence. She never wanted any advice. She only needed Make personal appearances -and appeals. someone oo the other end to listen. lo her yell, Cancer. Capricorn persons figure prominently. "The wor~d is rotten! _There 1~. no God! Money picture gets brighter as you accept ( ~verybody LS treating me like a dog. challenge ;--'_ I'm a good-hearted person, Ann, but I'm DO CANCER (June 21.Ju.ty 22): Look behind saint. Aft.er a solid year of listenin' to her rant scenes, protect interests, be discreet. Finish and rave, I re~~ I had to extricate myself rather than initiate project.. Aries, Libra -and from the relationship for the sake of my own the number 9 -figure prominently. You will mental. health. overcome rears, doubts. Keep promise to one Thia wom~ bas not spoken to me ror ~ con.filled to bome or hospital. months, and I m sure I have added to her m1S· LEO (July 23·Au1. 22): Good lunar aspect ery because she can now say one more person DOW coincides with friends, hopes, wiabes and baa "letberdown." -DRAINED DRY profit realized from business enterprise. You DEAit DRY: Don't be gallt-&rtpped bJ a could make valuable, new contact. Avoid lifting •depreued penoa•1 lloetlllty. Suvtnl la lk heavy objects. Member or opposite sex ex· name ol dte game. boeey. Whee yoa.r owa men· preases views. tal ~ealtla la tlarea&e~ It's OK &o Hy, "Sorry, I VJaGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Bu.ncb pays off eaa t tUe It uymore -ud rtag off. -know it and follow through OD "inner feel· DEAR ANN LANDERS: 1 never dreamed I ings " Aquarius Cancer Leo natives figure in would ever end up writing to Ann Landers, but scen.arlo. Caree; situatloit improves. Somebody to be perfectly honest, I don't know ~here e~e "up there" takes a liking to you. Adhere to prin· to turn. My problem la one which I m sure is ciples shared by a great many older people who are LiBaA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Lunar aspect pro-living OD a fixed Income, as I am. motes travel. writing, special commu:nlcatioo ln I have 21 1randcbildren and 15 great· connection with educational, advertising or grandchildren. Nearly every week one of my pubUablnc project. Spread influence. accept 10Clal Invitations, ride with h1cky 1treak. grandchildren or great-grandc.bildren bas a birthday. This, in addition to Christmas, means an outlay of money I simply don't have. When i was growing up, a dollar in a greet· ing card meant something -but no more. Also, I cannot give to one and not the other, even though I see the in·town youngsters more fre· queot.ly and feel closer to them. Do you see a solution? -FLATTENED BY INFLATION BUT HATE TO GIVE·UP DEAR FIA1TENED: Molt graaies cu bake. A t1a ol homemade coOkles II always a mach·apprecla&ed slit. ADd it'• eomedam& oaly yoa caa&lve. Look la yoar cookbook for Gdter hleaa. Caramel apples or a few fucy capc:akes or a gelattll mold for &lie la·a.Wll ,_.,.a.en wotald be m• welcome. II yoa me you lmaP.aU... yoa doa't IM!ed &o spend m•cla meeey, dear. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husband is a traveling man and is on the road more than half the time. When he's home he is too tired to dis· cipline our four children -so the job is mine and I do a pretty good job of It. When Phil tells the kids to do something, they ask me if they "have to." Phil says they • don't respect him, and I'm heartsick, Ann. What can I do about it? -ROY AL OAK DEAR R.0.: lulA ~a& &tie cMldrea do H dtelr fa&ller says. ney owe ldm obedletlce. Bii& If lie wuds Uletr respect, M'• ...., te tine &o eanK-GMday at a time. IRVISE 4)-·-~, zzu Martin. JJ 113 fi DIET ~ ~r~r--~~~~~---. 975·0516 Diet facts & fallacies by Katherine Mann These nutritional tips brought to you by DIET CENTER Food PTeparaUon All important factor in weight control 1s the method of food prepmat1on. It is 1n- '8f99ting to note that a potato and a carrot have the s ame number of calories. but most people think of potatoes as being fattening. Why? An ordinary potato. b aked or boiled. may contain only 100 calories. · Mashed, with some milk 1n it. takes 1t up to 150 calories. If you U98 a lot of butter )'CXJ can bring 1t up to 250 calories. If you French fry it you "8(e 1t 200 to 250. If you make 1t hash- browned tn bacon fat, you can bu1 Id up to 400 to 4 50 calo ri es . Still potatoes! It really de- pends much more on how the food 1s pre- pared than what 1t is. The Precision Haircut (And why 11 might be right for you ) SCOaPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21): You gain "rare" lnliOta. Partner, mate, clole usociate could linl llnanclal blues. Key la to maintain balance and bu.mor. Your own credibWtJ could be OD tbe line. Cheek IOUrcel, be tboroqb. rud between tbe lines. 0.1111119 ••l•ss Sille SAYllltS OF 50 to•% OFF . If you hate the way your haircut disappears the day after come to Command Performance where we · specialize In the precision haircut. MGm'AIUtJS (Nov. 2l-Dec. 21): Accent OD attladkln, emotional tiee, lepl affal.rl and marital atatm. Gemlnl, Vlrao and anotber Sa1ittarllm ftlun promiDmtb. Open aeJf to ideu, creetiw coaeepta. One who doel care will "NYe tbe atore•• at lut moment. CAPaJCOaN (Dec. 22-Jan.' 11): Moderate · pace -8Dd moderation -should be keJnoted. Keep bealth, reat, recreation and nu.triUon re- IOlt1dclal. One wbo 1harea employment bltereltl COtll4 became • load trlend. llajor dom..Ue ad· Juatmellt ii ID tbe works. ACIVAmt11 (Jan. »Feb. II): See tbroqh abam, a"6d cleeeption b7 lteeriq clear of .-. ~£::.:-·==:-~~ beart. .. VIJ'IO ,.. ... play ..... ad· ........... f9CD (hb. lf.llarda ID): Get ... • MD%1,--.deal ............ Mfet1 ....... from .. 11hace. Tauru, Curtcon. Caeer ••tl•H plaJ k•J rolH. You 1•t more .... , ....... tJ. _, -..... '°"· Sddbtt faltla •11111• ___ ,....., ..... . Foot-So-Port Men's and Women's Shoes• Scholls Women's Sandals • Top Qualty Children's Orthopedic and Thomas Heel Shoes • Children' s,.Regular Shoes *All U.S. KEDS 5600,. SIAIER'S SIOIS Precision haircutting is our technique for cut· ting the hair In harmony with the way 1t grows. So. as It grows, it doesn't loae Its shape. And because the hair is cut to fall naturally, you don't have to keep fussing wl\h It. Usually a shake of the head does it. The precision haircut wlth shampoo and blow· dry costs just sixteen dollars for guys and gals. We also offer permanent waves, coloring, frosting and conditioning. No appointment Is needed, just come In. And you'll see that precision Is right for you. 'lC9Cfl I eo--a.d Perfonna•ee a ,,.,., ............ ....__.c.. ...~ ................. , .......... ,.) . MNTAAMA-t•1.na1T. ca.w. o. . ., tM a ....,MNnt COITA. 1i11DA • MllA ~ CBITIR ~ ........... c--. MllMt ... tll ~ > I ... ORAIGE s 119 JUICE C.oncentrate in 16 oz. C8n. f· Delicatessen llJGllS =~$1'! Wisconsin longhorn "tvh·. Hnn. Wgt..,, Cheese aEJD• •••••• 11! Cracker Harrel x-sharp 10 111. "tide Danish Ham ...... 119 Hughes imported 1!11ced H 01.. Singles .... . .... 93c Hughes ind. wrapped shces--8 oz . Shrimp Cocktail •. &sc l.wscco md. serving 4 oz. ~sa Parmesan ......... 169 Hom emaker Values Conditioner ...... 129 Faberge Olltanic-lf1 m . Creme Rinse . · .... 129 Spray .....••...•• 1°9 Faherite Or nnic 10 oz. FAIDICE •Bo 5129 15 m. Reit.·Oily-Ory Budd a bet tu burRer wilh your /alJOl'ite Rround bet/ Ground Beef ... s 11~ Lean-doe. not exceed 22';o fat Ground Beef .•• s 1 9~ Leanest .•. dON not exceed 15"~ fat Enjoy the quality you're entitled to ..• lean tender U.S.D.A. Cboioe Beef ... Trimmed for value and priced ror .. tiaCactioo. SWISS STEAK Hound cut of .S 1J A ( 'hn1re f>ee f HAVEAULUAU SUCKLING SI'' PIG • Frozen from Iowa -:.'<> :UI lh nvg. PORK CUBES Fre11h lean cut.. fo r Sweet 'n Sour chop sut>y Teriya/d fteak ~ ....... 't II. Uonelt:11.'i top round of U ~ l l.A. ('ho11·c hoof! Momwde in your own lt>nyalu ~HJCf'. ond hrntl Omaha Roast .... 16 ~ Sliced Bacon .... 89 ~ Skinless Links ... 49c U.S.0 .A. Hound cut of <'h111tc lit•d llul(hc&' l lb.-rcg. or thwk humer John lor quaht\ >11 1Jk1o: Rump Roast ...... 1 s~ IJ.S .0 .A. 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Grade 'A· large meaty fryeni Spare Ribs ~ ••. 12~ 1-retih edillf'm P.>rk . lean nh cut ·Grade 'A' Ducks .. 1 o~ hJOot.cr ~·arm11 in 1>t.tl' I 1 to ;J Iii PACIFIC rAPPER 524! hesh F11let" tor m t>n, ~k11lrt. or BUQ Atlantic Cod ..... s2°? h llc•t 7'/ort hl•rn froit•n , def rt18led Fillet of Sole s39•9 fresh ... mild flavored En1el11;h Sole. . Crab Legs ....... s29! \.ieety Alsska -lro7t'n, defl'Oflt.f'd . :::: $1''· Tropics! dehaht Frinen. defrosted. Luau Napkins ........... 45c I M FIESll PRODUCE llPT. WonTon4sc Skins H •• p h s11• awa11an unc ..... . Colorful Zee napkina in bi« 100 count packqe. Uelicioua aummer drink coocentrat. 32 oz. bottle ling sf ord Briquets .... ~1 59 Chooee the Ollet that bum bot and kq and eoeveoly-10 lb. ba1. ·Pineapple 111111 •••••••••••••• Ste 12 VI.. pkg. Price11 e/fect1 ue Thur1t., Au1:. l fi , tlv u Wed .. AUR. 22 . No Sale.~ to Dealerff Wt> reaerut> thf' ri/lht to limit. \ H •• B d 51°' awa11an rea ..... . 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The Blggeet M•rketplaca on the Orange Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You C•n Sell It, Find It, Tr•de It With • W•nt Ad (642-5678) One Call Service Fast Credit Approv I , ,. 0 "" Miike: . U~l()U~ ~ (il AU reel ... .ctvwtlMd 1a um newa~ ~ Mab .t«t '° tbe ........ P'air ltou1ln1 Act of lHI wbkt. n»IL• it W.,al lO adverllu ··any pre· fereoce, UmttaUoe. or dilcriminaUoo ba ed on ~.color. ~ ... on. kll, or natianaJ on 11n. or •t> UIU!alioo lo make 1101 sucb prefereuc:e. luwla· oon. or dilmmlnation .. Th1s newspaper will not lmowin&lr accept any advertfa DI for real tlllate wbicb Is in viola tion ol the law. ........ w. ••••••••••••••••••••••• a •• ,.. 1002 ....................... UVllMTIJPUX 3 Bdrm. 2 bath, owner's uDlt Ls spacious • lbe loailoo la 1reat! Why not baw teoant.s help you With your payments. AA· ~wne larp lsl loan & owner will take a 2nd. Great income. Call us oow! s.56-2680. CSELECT -r:"'PROPERTIES DESERTED .USTICFAIM HOUSE PLUS POOL Beach. Gtant 2·Sty 3 BR. + dine Rm. + Massive Fam. Game Rm. Fplc. New cpU & paUJt. Pallo. Lge grounds. Move today w low dwn. It's enchant· mg & only S99,SOO. Call early for I lime bargam. Must sacrifice. 963·0902 BKR. We Woril For YOUt Residential & Income Property Sales/ Rental<: IN COIONA DEL MAR Ch Re:Jlty t3 A 'HE In ll 11 bor Vlt"\\ flllls , Burl.mg nw wath .H !>dllng. pool. 1-'r d oors . \·hurmcr. A~king $415,000 fr\' 00 SF.E IN SF.AVtf.W -/\ 4 bdrm. 21 ~ buth. \'l<'W honw \\alh $30.000 an lds{'pe, J3 t'un1. put10:-and atrium $273.000. ANXIOUS TO SELL -HARBOR VI EW HILLS 3 bdrm, original owners. corner tot and immaculate condition. $209.000. Ullliiil.()Ut: ti()MI:§ A EAL TORS', 675-6000 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar SPFCIAL 4 Bdrm 2 Ba. new carpets and pa.uit. F.nclosed patio w spa, central air cood. Many xtras. SlOC,750 . 2STOIY Shake roof. 4 BR, 2'14 ba, $129.900. East.side Costa Mesa. USTILUFf. Oloice comer location. 5 BR. 3 Ba. Sl87 .soo. ~Mcc.cle,lffr. 541.7729 IEATTHEIHHGY 2 frplc 's lo keep you warm on winter rutes & a cozy s unroom f o r dayume hours Im mac 4 Bdrm, family rm, cov ered patio & block wall privacy. Localed in Cll ch.L'live ne.igbborbood & reasonably priced below Sl00.000. Call 751·3191. t;:SELECT T'PROPERTIES WOOOUJDGE ~$127,950 Owner transferred. 2 bedrm & den. vaulted l~crTOIS wood ceilings, wel bar & ""'~ decorator wall cover· SPIClAI. $19,900 ang,s. Pnvate deck. ceo- Large 2 bedrm home tral vacuum. self clean· located on corner lot. R·Z uig, oven & much more! zorung wrtb room for 2 Call 673-8550 llAL HT An IXCIUIMCI SIHCI I Ht COIOHA DIL MAI Exceptionally ~hurp 3 bedroom. 2 bath home near L1tlll' Coro na Bent·h $339.000. 217 Iris. ClP 1<: Tll URS . 2·5 • IA YCUST Ideal for !?rowmg ramily. c us tom bum 4 bedroom home on large lot <9tx106). Prlcc r('duced to $229.500. 1807 Toyon Ln. OPEN TllURS. 1·5 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH 759·0811 IAYFROMT Several fine bayfronl homes with pie r & s lip AVALON We ll constructed. 3 BR. 1 ba .. oak floor. partial basem e nt. conc r ete foundat.Jon. Flats area. $120.000-Fee. RILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J4 I Bny\•d•· 01 ..,, ;,. : hl~ 6161 UTTUGIM $77.tSO Most desLtable 3 bedrm. one story cqndo Slt!P saver kitchen. formal bVlDg rm, pnvale pallo. sparkling PoOl·spa & sauna. Call for pnvate preview. E Z finanl'LOg available. 963-7881 , •,. •j , •' I '.; f ' •f I, , • DUPLD HEWPOIT IEACH Bay & ~an JW.l I bUc away• Leasehold: 3 BR up, 2 BR down. 2 bal.tb each. Pnced at SHS.000 ~3663 675-3890 E\•CS associated llAOKEAS-JIEAL TOllS lOH W Dolboo • 11 l66 l Newpert Heipts w 1-:s1 YY ~ TAYLOR CO. 1\1 \ l.'l OH S "11w1· l!,·lli llG CANYON BROADMOOR MIW IXCWSM OS i Al 18 Impressive courtyard entrance t"° this lovely Plan 2 Broadmoor home on e xtra large corner s ite. Extensive rare planlln ~ 1n estate·hke yard . B ea utiful hig h ceilings. sunken conversation a rea in living room. dining room with rear J!arden view, ll'!l' famJly rm walh fireplace. wet bar. l ~pac lOl.,L!, bedrooms and 2 baths plus luxurious powder room. Yours for only $429.500 WESLEY H. TA YL~ CO .. llALTOIS 2111 S. JUlfllM Hiib load MEWrOIT CIMTH, H.I . 644-49 I 0 EASTSIDE Gncious U•~! 5"CIAL Spaclou11 4 bt-drm, I $111.tSO \lory SwttPLn!C dnve. Garden en\ry, r.unfilll'd Formal t-ntry 0 1n1ng fami ly r oom. two <•r•·i. Ma11s1\e ll lone r~ace1. hW<•' mL,~r f 1 r ep I .t r e ore a rn siat.e. pool lliz.t-d lot loo lol.Chen Large de n Wall cl glaM t.o I ante rovcred Ownn'wtll l·a rry w1U'I Lo patio {)\ t>rl ook 1ng Down Jll!>t listed Cal l 64S 7171. parlllak•• .ground>-Only ~·", , . . , • • • • , llUiOO Call for all dt-· Latls 963 it!KI ! ® 1s&1111 [ ~·1H&if I .Jh;M101 J 1/;1 nd !/;~oll'I BIG CANYON A serene tranqwl l UH home can lJ4' >nu r' in a wonderfully P\1 l•K.1llon ~!J.000 &W· 1493 6404277 _ ·-~ · Seminars I ,r, '••''re ,r 'p , I ••I•' .Ill• \1 I \,"'I"'' 1· .. I it lt•rHi, 1•.,.i _ ' i •·I, I _,I ' : ! .... "',; 't BAY DUPLEX VIEW! VIEW! A TTt:HTIOH VA Panoramw N .. -... pnn 8.J) \l{'W'; from .eorRl'OUS 3 VAIUYERS!! bl'drm upper unit or Super sharp tov. n1111m1• Sp.')("IOUS 2 bedrm lower 1 n i: r t' a t J r ., a wut • Natural bnck fplc--. Evrr;thanli? 1'-n1·w A Wet bars 4 Car ~arali(t• BAC-BAY Got po.s S btdnR. 2 flr1f1l1cn, shows Nile a MCMW. Pool me ywd. C .. 645-9161 • •&J O••nge Coll• Me•• TURnEROCK HILLS Pf'ftidettt Home lrviM Hc<.1utif ully c u s tomized home O\'Nlooking Orange County on extra large private lot. French door-;. wood floor<;. ~hutterc;, new t a rJ>(:l. unique entry & patio. 4 Br 2 Ba. $310.000. Offe red Cor i.ale by ~ Owner Shown by appt only. K33 0818 HORSELOVHS ./MUST SH IHi Ha.e °" llock • bu rant h homt: w f r ""rl' in l'blnO arl'a 3 pad dcxlu.. <iulo ~ -.tenng, r ompl ~ 1 .. c k rm &. LA QUEST A HOME 3 YT old home, v ac:anl. re acty V> mow· 1n Under S1 l~.000 w VA te rmi. C.JJ now' 540-3666 sbt'llt-r C' d puuo & RV i--------parlang Pn ct"(! tn 'I f-11 cµrk Owner nl'>VlllJ: out d area Only 196.000 Bkr TI4~il04 J li•'1 m J'nnrrton m, 1!. I (. or n (' r DIBAB.D 2 li t)'. 48r 3ba. Priv;iry + • Walk rn pool. park . 'i c hooh Tremendous v aluc. RLLfT WITH FRl9'0S l'lt'ttt) 11f r1'lnm f11r ent•·r l..Wllnl! 1n.,1d•· & out Ll:t' \t·i·ludt>d r ,•a r ~ard . tropic41 ll<'lUD~ l Bdrm. :?1, ba. bonus rm w WC't bar l2x12 add on work o;hop C1>nlral a ir. Jn DIAMOND more wuts. J ust listed! 0>•·.i·1 , .. , •. ,.,.,,..,.,,,, ~~~~s;.~ ;.:~.\~~--:::::'~~ I~ Mlil • S•El••L-1dl•e-1t.em•s-w.1t•h-, 1 I ~ li~IH1I IUIFf~ IAYFttOMT Large ~uxe duplex. ap- pro11..2 yn. new, frplc: lJl each unit. 4 car garage Walle to aU rest.aur ants a. Newport Pier. Nice san- dy beach. $42S.OOO lncl . Land! BUllllW . W~ass enhance this unique 3 edl'm home. Floor lo ceiling bnck (pk, vaulted CCII· 101u. skylight. buge rmster swte overlook111g suodeck and patio, walk· m wardrobe too. Owner will carry. no quaJ1fyinft. Call for persooaJ preview 64&7171 true \a.JU<' 11\ t·u~t<>rruz.t'd Boal spat"e s1 ~v~ to 1 •• • • t 1 ri n n n :l design and decor• Ju,.,t bear b D ial 752 1700 l?tPPnt...,lt f.utbl h.~ted lO be !tot W !lee }'AST' and .11r) SI 17 500 q\Aet nea~burllood-~ -·-=------- CA.LL 754-7100 Dally Pilot Class1f1t.-d hd. TRJ.lEVEl f"'2·5678 __ . -----Want Ad_Resu~ ~·567~ W /VfEW W.00 a.y Prop. ........ • 675-7060. CE 110111 ILlllS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE EXCELLEHT HEW USTIMG llVIHE cer(1eld's Popular Plan 5. F'our Bedrooms lus Three B:iths. Family Room With Fire place. Separate Breakfa!>t Room Jlu~e Master Swtc. New Decor Up~radt.'CI Good !..oration. Low Mamlenanct· \' ard. Hurry. Only SlS9.900 631·1800 111 DOVH DllVI A• eHml•e rHl-'••n OM THI WATll wttll ••-'Hd .... ., -4. .................. s .......... ..... ... -=:: ....... .,... ... ....... fewl .. 4 1/2 b9ltt ntl•1H,· StelllH .... , wlMewt _.. '"-It ................... ,....,.. c..-flrtplHe .... '9 ... ..., ...... .... • We-,. L.mi.y .. ...,, ,...... ................... . IKWN _. YOU OWM THI LAND. , ..... lty ................ ..... ...,.,._ •••H to S 1,400,000. Cell fer celer ltr••••• ef t•I• ""'' 1rty. WATERFJIONT HOMES lac. 2436 w COd~I tiigh~dl. N,owpon B('Mh 631·1400 Shows exquisitely this 3 l•--------bdrm, 211a ba condo w /cboice greenbelt view-Only $169,000. ~1501 tEGHTS CHARMER $146,500! Gorgeous New p o rt Heights c harmer! 3 Bed r m s. 2 1 b al h s . Completely renovated with many upgrades Spacious yard. Take ad· vmUJle, call 752· 1700 .. ~,,, .• ,,., •• Ulf,, .. ,,.' 1~11111 Let u.a research your bame ~ eliliblllty 1111 , ....... ~ W.u.e.t 714-1202 TllPLEX Super location in Tustin All studio Wl.ita with back lawos and orange trees. Never vacant. With wait· i.og ti.at. 2 Bdrm and a 3 Bdrm. ooJy Ji,<, years old. See. us today. $165,000. Call 546-<&14 l ~ COATS&WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. ZMO BAYSIDE DRIVE: Cl:lrona de! Mar: a most dell1btrul split level. c:uatom built, conlem porary home with spec- tacular BAY VIEW Three bedrooms . separate family room. fonml dining room. bay view alltinc room adjoin· Inc muttt suite, indoor· outdoor living, large JWimmin1 pool • paUo a.reel Security system . '535,000. COU Of .-WPOIT llALTOIS '71-1111 Want Ads Call 642-5678 ~II. macnab I lrvtne ~-realty · vtlW NOM IYRY aOOMt Gale entry & lg. m otor court. lend lo this brand new cust om Country English estate bulll by Valenttne. Situated loftily on highest hill this 5 BR reside n ce offers quality a m enities & appointments ... perfection in every detail for the m ost discrlmlnatlngl Lynne Valentlne .644·6200. OPEN DAILY 1·5 P.M . #16 ROCKY POINT, SPYOLA~. CZ..17) M2-t2H 644-6200 '01 Dover Orlw H«bor View C.ttter lrvlnt •I C•"'PUJ Valley C..nttr 752·14'4 Call~ r::::·~.::ii~iiiiiiii~~I E111 ~IH&H·,I~ o ••I t •. t ... , [®lfl&H;I F«IMCHTUOOI ltlDUCED SI 0,000 Enchanting Carriage ~. Loog private Or. 4 BR. den. Formal din· ang. Game Rm. w /wet bar Antique parlo r w/maotel fplc. breakfast nn. Att.lc loft llide-a·way Sl.ained glass windows. Secluded w /trees In beautiful custom home area. Only min.. to fane:sl beaches. Lge RV access 1nUy an experience Lo see. and ooJy S119.000 Call now! 714--963-0902 rr·s AH OHL y CHILD & extra gorgeou,..,, on lht• Penins ul a Point llas ltalJan tile. cu.\lm glll!l'i. Pl'fUted & groov('(f noor .. Vacant. S399.500 JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 l ll>IM OCEAH EST A TE Spra-.bng home has 180 deg ~t.ruclcd orcau Vlf'W Gourmet kitchen. m1c r o wa ve . crntr al stereo, vacuum cleaner system. 11\lerrom Only Sl65.000 l'IJ ... rn-rg·4r;,..m·."1nr.;--n ... m·· 962-4471C1~:)546·8103 cocr:~~µ-~c~s~ That fnfri9uin9 Word Gome with o Chudle -----_. "t ClAY I ~ .. N T U Y H T I' I I I K U P R E C I I 11 I I 'lie~.~ LUSIC HAllOI VllW HtU.S 4 bedroom Sandpiper with s pectacular canyon & ocean views. plus large exciting pool & private yard. F ormal dining, separate fam ily room & 3 car garage. $317,500 land included. •~u...co. 844·9080 " ............... -.u ... ... ···-C9f'I• lla\t--.omethin~ ~uu .... 11t to -.ell ' l l.t.""' "'J "'" tit> It 14'('1J M>t:! J67X ~II. macnab I Irvine ~ realty SOUTH IA YF4t0HT! S p etl a c ular 2-s t o r y Fre n c h contempora ry on sandy Balboa Is la nd bt•a c h -bre athtakanl? news of bay & boau.n~ from both 3BR units ~tan\ custom features . S 1.085.000 f t:'l' • Daek Halderman 6·t2·8235 <Z-104 1 642·823S "44·6200 .01 Dover Drive Mar~ View Center Irvine at CamOV\ V<llley Center 7S2· 1414 * AFFORDABLE NEWPORT BEACH Cnto. dHOf'oted .ct :f:r'acMd 2 btd. htwtthottw condo w ,n-t• coemou:Jtr focilltfe1 of pool. faaml & ICMML hsy wall to bffch. $ 110,000. LIVEABLE UDO ISLE-2 CONDOS &fey ... LWe .... .,.. .... wtllk to 1111t11Htyfr1wtt1..e .............. ~,..... ud1n•I• ...._. .. • •H..-••11 'rlu. wf.. • ,,..1t19loa ..._.,, ,rofHtlaR., ~ONfed. MW ldfcMM, f"1h thntcMtt. 2 .. drOOM. I Miit, flr1pl1tt, tcr,. patio. S 210,000. OM ..... 2 bed.. I ...... $225,000. Ownr will carry flr~t T.O. I Oo/e .... .,... .. STOIYBOll RUSTIC RANCH H•w• .. ..ti.t-.ldw:•1a. inry woy. PH'fect f ... ty J Mtl. ..,.... .. ,,.,. ..... P"' • ...... ""' _. l'H•*'Y· Sl2t,IOO. a. • ........... IR WATERFRONT HOMES lac. 2436 W C04,, ~il<Jh~.ii.. Ntv. pon (W.,,h 631·1400 ., ____ ..__. ·-. ..... ···~ 2927 Bns lol. C M WOULD YOU m.IEYE $54.950 No mi s take -Onlv $54.950 for lh1t., allral11\ 1• 2 BR rond11 with a lgc pallo & r omm pools. l\lso seller ~111 help (1n:inc •' Wnn 't last. OPEN llOUSI-: SUN 2·5. Call for mort' tnforma· t.aon Call today 979-5370. ALLSTATE REALI ORS MESA VERDE LEASE/Of'TIOM 3 Bdrm 2 bath. family room. l&ll:t' pool & spa A dreamy family hom~ l67S per mu SJ.000 op IJOn. 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l Duplxs ioc:l new Bayfront to be Xcbgd dn. Owner 21.3·684-3200. WATBFllOMT Extra l a r ge corner duplex in xlot cood. Mooring available. Spec· tacWar view. Appt. ooly. 185.000. *Cote Realty & Investment 640-5n7 VACANT LOT 1125.000. SubonllnaUoo. Bnlker co-op. 0wnr I A&t llH•; f73.lm. c .. ,.-....... o .. .. .................... . Ccwww .. .._. IOU ....................... Inv.tor'• duplH + J •ood rtntah, pool , bib. ebara ..... Pita· dlMacm&r ....... I 5 s • (I I ·o •• n d. •> If" ~r . u: lot oi, It 14 ... u . tr. ,5. - • Wednesday, August 15 1979 * DAILY PILOT DS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .,_ I 044 ~INdl I 041 ......... IHdt IO" HollMt For We ....._, Fw S. ~For S. ~For S. ·•···••··••············ ·••····••······••••···· ••..••....•.......•.••• 1100 0ttwt-1 ......... . •....•...•••••...•..•.• ~ ~~ ........ !~~~ ~!.~ ........ !!.J:~ C..MIM 1024 ....•...•......•....... •.•...•...........••..• •••••......•........... . ..................... , .... Pt •rfW 200t : :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::I ·~~·~· blQOO SAVI OH PllOPlltTY TAXIS!! Ta.la ~ca. •re• ..... , .. IHNH Ht-y• Dil4.&Mth• 1 and 3 b..troom c:oadomlnlwna from•• 2=64 Ddf'n A" • M MUTS. ....................... AL.OT fOIAUTTU 'nu.t ·, our OOUlloa al lhll fa.nta1tlc 8UILDl!:R'S PA<XAG&. Yo. 'U ttDd UM prim. buUdlna alt. tAPPROX. 150 P'EET DEEP > WITH Otmn'ANDINO OCEAN fr NORTH OOA.1TUNE VlEW. located lo lb~ gulet aecl u1lon of La1.u.na '1 .Preat11lou1 UPPER ·WOODS COVE AREA. APPr-Oved plus for a CUtJt.om 3 bClrm .. 2..., l:Wldln·R 2 Npt Och. 2 s-.t ._. I 011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br bolaae Slll .•50. M~lln· •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• • -·CH-...... THI ~llACH da, ftll.. 5'1-llm mvn PALERMO "' ... ..,,. "'" vanou. loc. on Penlo. • llACH Nwpt Shra avail. All l.ovel,)' 0tn front home am•o ltles. Presently w\UI Maplflttnt View leMed. 1\am-key opera Modtrn 2Br. 2Ba, lg Uv· tion. Property ma ml lnlldln lng rm. Used avail.~1.2. BKR . brick fll)lc. lg upit.alrs ~ SIWnl rm f •clng the ocn ... ,,,.. Xlnt financing. 1226 ..... Sf. H.I. CALL TO SEE EMch unit hall 2 11 Ur's " 146-5502 den. 2 nra la pvt pati01J. 2 frplcs. 2 .... aa. load11 ot wallpaper. Agt. 979-5099 ·······················t~ Z Bal I.al Duph1.t loci DeW ~ S.yfront to be xcbfd ! dwn. Owner 21.11-.saoo :: ~ MIW •f ·HQte + IMCOMI 1 ZM7.... CM! Dlx ~ home w I~ 28t .u.tio twntwe units. • Home has 3 lg bdraui . .e 2v.Ba. separate yd. dllC' kitchen, Mediterranean s t y le architec ture , beautilully lndscpd. A re- '•••r-••lc 9otf co•"• •I•••· Y•ry :::-... 2~•·· ..... 2 ......... ~ITA Spuuc-.lar bllltop ...,._ •U..aaol !19 ft Uole to Mari.na S.lva Rd Ir Calle Lit rrl m~ vft"a. Sllt,000 U> ~.ooo IW~; _..,. 81d.r ~~~~~~~~~I bath home with 1pa " u~J. deal1oed by W~1vN WIDTFJELO A.I A., are r eady for pickup . If you 've dreamed ot buildlnc your own home in Laguna. see t.bia one today. We lbinlt YoU'llagreeit's A "LOT" FOR A U1TLE. Offered roronl,y : No H PHH hH been ....,.. • lhll dfforator *-home. Gorteous P a lermo m ode l 10 Harilor View Homes. Fee land. 4 BR, formal din.in' room. planked brdwood lloora, ac cented w I ~ tile . A m\Ull t.o see. For truly fuU) b uye rs I Call tod ay. 752-1700 ~ Two2 Sr duplex, best ren· ...___,. t a l a r ea on Npl . al pride ot ownership. ! Open Sall ·S • • .. 1700 Mio ft. 167,100 493-8812 DANA POINT 499-455 1 49S.17ZO Sotrtt. L..ogufto LOCJWIO MiC)IMI 497-333 1 644-7020 LaCJUftO INCh Mewporl IHClt YOUNG& BEAUTIFUL 2 Rr w/bnek t'P, vaulted dp, ba.lcooy, Fened )'rd. lc:ar gar, ~ kllehn, Ocun vu 1108,)00 Hurry' Bkr d8 1318 r r•vtAty 1014 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ...................... . u 1w down No qu11Lafy C.... del Mer I 022 Coda......____ 1024 L«e 2nd or land t'Ofltr _.,_ . 4 br :!b:t Own/A"t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 839-1•13 ° ........ Yi.wHil1 ~. single le\ltl I bdrm. + family rm borne on massive tuvt'r ~ acr~) lot, unhm1tl'd polenllal ror your sp:t('(' conscious family Agent EA0-5560 JASMIME CREB New Plan 3 on ~re..nb •It w/ocean view Mov1• 1n 1mmed 1al t•ly 9.~.·.; $248,000. Pr1n only 211 Al.oll. Dys 1-826-2800 ----- SHOJtECLIFf'S 'r~w. lge pauo, 3 bdrm .... -. OCEANVlf':W Buy or lea">P L"t' 0111111r Pool. canyon vu." hr REIM.AX, Tam lthtint· 631·1~ FRESH~ FALL Be one o( lhe first lu M~c Ous ltsung' 4 tx-tlroom Highlands Call for de talls' Ontu~ oT nr21 .Wwpcrt Ceder 640-5357 TRIPLEX That's n~ht 3 llnit'I 1n stead ol lhc norm.ti :::. in a pn me ocean & 1rle of the hwy local.ton 2 Udrms & 2 balhs Ill each unit i many deluxe ft>nlures S2'70.000. Xlnt fmancang 114:.673-4400 2 I l : 621-2121 HARBOR \''"""'fl .. i II irl1111 '"" 'l11t1·11l l'11 •·•·•·••·••···········• Affention Builders And Investors Large R·2 lot i:. 75ft by 1216fl. Has ou·e 'older I bedroom home (j real for 3 new urut' or r<ondm. 2 blocks to s hopµ1n..: ~.900. llurr} c,tll' ~1720 TARBELL. Mesa Verde, VA lrrm..,, I Br 2'·4 Ba 2037 (;,1l vert $129,950 ~ 831 l257 Has So Much Hew! ~hghtful home ha:. 3 bedrooms, hie Ill shower, duung. hHng room com· bo, kalehen with new 1 unge and oven Garage hJi. i.toretgc loft a nd wnrkbench. N4>al yard, RV parkJng. M ,900 Call 540-l7al TAABEll. -------- SUPER LOCA TIOM S petc:tous Eas tsrde· 4 bdrm 2 ba home. Clean 1n.c:1dl.' w new carthtone t ill'>. pamt & kit lm New rooC Varant. owner anx l(IU.'l $1(~. <nJ So. C alif. RHlty 546-5605 645-i.9 18 Beautiful Decor Executive S~cial Executa\'C home has 4 bedrooms. dmrng room. '1rep1Jce. wctbar Pool Sift' lol .,,..lh l!lant patio and r1tru.., Lre~. Sl37 ,900. L.Jll now. S<t0-1720 mABEU. -· COSTA MESA 4 Hou.es on I Lot LOW .. :ST P RICE in '1t>Ul Mt"\3 Only 10% 1!own OWC Always retiled Wortd R.d Eshft 556-5777 MISAVBDE 4 Bdrm 2 bath, ""qUabty built. shake roof. double fireplare Creallocation. 1di.-al for entertaining. La.rgr• re• room. lots oT dccka n..: l ow ma in· tmance yard. Offered at $104.000 Call 540 1151 -.+ HERrTAGE • REALTORS Easts1dc charmer. ex· ccuuvi: fam ily home. 4 br. 2 ba. pool, guest house. frplcs. cus to m Cam r m. Must be seen ! Pncud under market al $1G6.000 Cal I ~0467 Agt or963-0961 Hroker POOL HOME Emhl• C01ta Mna 3 lldrms. m baths · Nare fireplace C. How 754-71~0 Mulhearn .. ili~~r ~ rent. Prefer Easts11k 2!fZ1 Bnstol. CM · Rt."NTAL NEEDl!:D 2 BR house. duplex nr ·• for worlong mother & daughter Reasonabh' C.M., or Newport Ill" ----- area. Please call 540 83()g CLOSE TO REACH! 2 all 6pm, ask ror J ackic Condos l1l separate bldg. ----2br, 2''2ba each. Priced MWP1' HGTS AREA to sell! Buy one or both. 3.Br, l~a home. bllm1, SBl.500 John Vanian Co. nnforRV or smallhoat, Gnll e r y of Homes . move In t.'Ond. Owner wall fl3J.(l000 ~-•..e.1040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ttOZ~t 4 Bedrm, 2"' bu, approx "2 nule to ocean. 18 Mos. old. Park Placc, lnr842 7461 Lovely 4br , 3ba trad1 tlonaJ home w /tiled e n try J ust n gbt for lrg family. Great re(' area Walk to bt'h. $137 ,SOO. 963-M:i.2 Owner· Agt. IYOWHll Hunt. B<'h. pool hOl'ne. 3 Br+<fen. New cpts. tile floors. $1M,OOO, 96J..S286 MOVIMG! Walk to beach. Sharp 4br, l "'l ba. fam rm wlfrplc. RV access Price reduced lo ~.000. By Owner 960-1729. 8441 Doocasler Like new. One story 11111culale S110.000 Park Place.Inc 842-7461 . EXECUTIVE HOM E 500 Yrds. to ocean "Model Perfect" Hu.:e 3 or 4 bdr . w pool. jac Immaculate! $194,500 RErMAX. 673-431.3 WALITOIEACH Sbr, · pool Sl08.000. P at or Ed. Ag\. 964-4370 .UST1CVILU 2-Sty • ._ocJt 4 II. Pool • S7'.000 A rt 1st i c Ii v 1 n g rm. Gourmet lul Chen &c dme Wa lled courtyard. S weeping s t a ir s to secluded mstr. & guesl quarters. Take over ex· 1st. 81;)"'" loan ~.000 Balance $478 Mo pays all. Shor eline Assoc. 848-Z!62 ..... 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RANCHOSANJOAQUIN On goff course, 2br, den. 2ba, frplc. lg dbl garage, pool & JaC SI 31.SOO 64().0097. Woodbridge 81sc:a y model. 4 5 Br. ~ssumc- 91/4':{.. brand new . huge loc. 642-0112. 644-6687 l +IOHUS ONLY SI 15,000 BUI Oxford plan an University Park. Cul·de· !>ac loc atio n. open bea~. lge sq footage. Vlew or mtns plus steps to tenms. pool & spa. 7$-l!lOI By Owner Sharp 2 br, home Ill xlnt area Xlras $86,900 Pnnc only. Call 55l·:m6. VIEW l•OSSll.E mAll? VI E W h o m e 10 1\artJerock fOf' S149,500. nus 3 bedroom family botne has a fabulous city bahl view aod is located m a q1.11el 11treet A rare lind llpec.tal home 00 land that you own HJgb as· ~um a bl e loa n and c reative financing makea Uus an oppGrtuna· ty ol a hfet.lme. DREAM NO MO RE 11 l''or a personal sbowillg. call e--HANCH HE ALTY ~~) l 2000 93/4°/o Loan Available Take over loan at 9'¥•% c.1 Uus lovely 2 bedroom condominium with mir· rored walls. closets .:aJore, gourmet kitchen with 6u1lt1 n s and hardwood noors. St.one pbt10 a nd beautiful dlrhondna. $83,950 Call 569-8451 TAADEU. -~· 1041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C'OlUlge wilh this 2 BR bi· level charmer On lar~c beautifully landscaped lot wtcovered patio & BBQ. Short walk lo beach & shops. ~9.000. don osen ro11ltors 401 CLENNEYR E 497 4848 CALIF. CLASSIC 180 deg whlt e waler VJew. nr be•ch. S Bdrm. 3°"2 ba+den. dbl lot One ol a lund 5400.000 u. a steal. $100,00-0 down. Easy terms OWNER Ca ll fo r appt . 7141833-3581or499-4247 B&ALD IAYlOT 67J..Ul4 IEWIFIONT New Mo dular T ype Homes. pvt community. 3 beaches. 24 br secunty. sub-lettang OK From s:E.900. Treasure Island Mobile Home Park. JMOl So. O>ast Hwy. La Kuna Beach. 1714 > 499-3579. MMTCOHDmOM 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths. North Laguna cottage; walk to Crescent Bay Beach. Pravat ~ y ard w ith several frui t trees Large attached 2 car garage with door opener. Pnced at S175,000 · WHfnWATH Sparkling white water Vlew ol Main Beach Park & caty renter of Laguna Crom th.IS 5 bdrm & den Chris Abel desi gned home. all wood. glass, beams & Lile . on qu1cl cul de s ac strec..ot See this large. unique home to- day, at $l25.000 MEWUSTIMGI Arch Beach Heights. 3 bdr .. 2 balconie s. fabulous ocean views. • $149,000MPric• CALL TODAY ~ ! MISSIOH llALTY 98.S S. Cst .• Hwy. Laguna ..... 494"41ll L..gmo ...... IOU ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Niguel Realty • FOOTHIU. PATIO TOWMHOMI BeautifuJJy upgraded In choice new area. 3 Bdrm. 2.,., b;a, family rm. Com· mun pool &c spa. Shop· ping, schools. churches neJlrby $129,500. 49).9494 495-5220 49"-241 l 130-5050 A• :able Lo. -~li!Pft' Ill i•tt \I J•' ll')lf r .... , 1~1111 ~CANYON 91/zO/o LOAN Elegant lOwnbome 3 bdrm, 2...., ba. frml dm. s heltered balconies Take over subject lo ex ISling loan. OnJy $185.500 7$1.501 IA YRtOMT CONDO wjZ4Hr. s.c.ity Lux 28r . 2 l 1 ba f abuJous ocean and bay views High nse Under grouod park ·g . :.p a . i.au.na, pool. $450,000 Open ~e Sat/Sun 1-4 at 601 Lldo Parlt Dr. 3f By James A Milchdl & A."50C Ph 4~·6648 or m.9370 SBEHE LOCALE RV ACCESS Fa.i.rway El Niguel 3br, 1234.ln>. CUstom ReaJly 770-cpn Exc1l1n1'l nt'w 11:.t aog _ located oo qwet street in a.. f.ornt I 055 Iv!} Dack &iy •Heli Tl'r· ••••••••••••••• •• ••• ••• rat .. ed & ver y pn v41a le Lake Forest Keys, waterlronl home. 3 BR. 2 ba • doc k pra vi leg es X1nt view. Pnce<I to sell fa.st. Sl46.500. Owoer/agt ... ...,..t .. och I 069 .•••..•.••............. HA.llOR VIEW Somerset 5 Br. fo'R, 2 frpl, els lo pool & An dersoo schl. Xlnl cond ~n Sat1Sun 12 Sat L93! P o r t E dward Pl . &i4-8275. $240.000 LoCATIOH P'LUS 1lus location alone IS Un• surpassed! Here as your dream ho m e f illed w featur e s . Oecun breexes & arrordable pnce enban<'e thL~ CloiCll ~ bonre. 646-7711 ynl Many upgrade-. in clucilnK compleu.•I) n.- modeled kuchen Thai. home w ill !>l'll llseU ~mt ReaJ F'Atale Oceanfront duplt•x Mu'lt ~u Uu.s wt'<!k Reduced to S375K 3 br .+ 2 l>r Onve by 4809 Seashore N B then c;.ill lo i.~ 6428850Agt WANT'J::O 2 or 3 BR home in llV Hrm. Prin<>Ny fM 68W i/2Acu-¥IEW Fh8l orchard. h~e pla) or parking a r l'a ~ Bdrms, 3+ l'ar g.Jra,:t'. cul de s ac 1o1.1th un obs tructed vtt:"' \ Choice opponun1t~ ljl , -...lllilllliilllllMi.-.iAi..,;.a-i own~ much ~art' in -Newport Beach siru .ooo Real F.state z Bal Tsr Dupl.u 1nr l new Bllyfront lO be xchgd dn Owner 213 '684-3200. •HO 9'1AUFYIMG • Only $10,000. take O\'er fantastac lease opllon on 3 BR exec. home Won 1 last. Owner 541-0210 Newport leach IZUHITS t Door from lhe Ocenn Unbelievably low pnced at. 5'25.000. Owner wtll trade. wor1c11.-&hlh 556-7777 BE S T B U Y IN EASTBLUFf'S. Sl&4.900 41R'. 21r.iba home on lrg crnr lot across rrom shops. tcnnii; cl ub & schools. 644-81K7 , 644 24.U agi Lt.CIC IAYESTATE Pvt 2.8 acre e5tate w lg house. 2 guest houses. 16 stall horse barn. huge n ding rink. pvt ore. et groom's room. mai;in1fl cent view of lhe Back Bay, lush landscapini: abounds. Contact Jam Flanders agt. (714 I 838-5970 dys. 17 14 ) 581·5787 eves1wknds fee. ~~~tt" ~~r 9" llG CAMYOM COHOO Lovely upgnided 2 o'4 dco, 1n super sharp t·ond 1''ormal dwog. wct bar lrg deck, VICW of hill\ & xlnt value at $189.500 CottPORA TE rt.Ali lEA.LTY 760-Ull WHY ... STAY HOME 'They Cf\JOY the comtort cJ a super b home 1n .t choice lorataon Th1!'o s~1al home pro"1des everything needed for gracious I 1 van~ al at:. finest L«c 4 Bk. 21, ba home w 1lh a Jaruzz1 PLUS the advanuige of d s«luded I Bdrm. t ba income urul Absolutel) one ol lhe finest in lhe area Call today 979-5370 ALLSTATE REALTORS carry 2nd TO 385 --------LaPerle Ln. Lrg R2 lot in E-side Byco w 1charmin1t Spanish .. of Turtle Rock Park and the hills from the deck or this tastefully de- corated and landscaped Turtle Rock Highla nds 3 bdrm .. 2 ba . hom e . Highly upgraded! St49,99S. RE /MAX.1-------- 6'T.H31J. s-ca-• 1076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-2251 2br. l ba house. S81 .!IOO. 00 E. 18th St. Owner· Ag\ 6Th-m21. L« 4,Br. 2~ ba beachouse. Su r r s ide Co I Oily 4 &'spilt level. 3 Ba. 3 $650/mo, Isl/last + r,ec gar. OlOl'lt popular model. dep. 7 U /846·8SJ6, Manyextralouches.2036 n•n41-0462 Goldcneye Pl. $148,900. S4M378. Owoer I Ag\. ~ E side C.M • lyr old. 2Br ea. Lg d bl gar.1--.•.2• .. -"•LD-... -•• ir.-• rm for RV or boat --· -631..35118, fH6. 7649 Oianning 2 Bdrm 1 t>.lh ---1 home with room to add 4 BDR. &2 BATH &eCODd unit. Asking only Cou&HclOf''s home. R-2. $79.mG. Submit all offers. 3 car gar. at rear alley 1 ca11546-5880 -:p~ HERITAGE • • REALTORS car gar in rmt. Nr e ver- ything. Nic e family home. Sl.29.SOO. Chuc k S piller, R E /MAX 831-U66 I~~~~~~ Large 3 bdrm condo. Nice IT O'#llB area in Upper Newport 4 Br 2 e. famll1 home. O.y. Out ot area owner . .,._ 11 t Frpl Mut\t seU! &.abmlt orrcr l CN'CC en area. c, .Ull in& $95,000. Agt fulty carpeted, 11 patio ...,...__1 area. Call 6'2·9ll09 dys, -·-631'!1C!89evee MO (iMIAUFYIMG 1J o--... ,. ... VllDI C.C. U1 tnumc:ulate 4 Br 2 11>.000 MOVES YOU IN Ba, fr1>lc, encloffd patio, ON AJTD. 30d.a)' escrow. prest.lce area, 195.500. su..,. family orieoted 682· lHl or H2·0&78 boroe with 62x46' 11ide evee/Wkndl. tf9m:Uo Pool & Jae. 3 ..:.;.;~....::.-----rm1 dlniftg, fem 12 na. new cpta thru~t. -.000. Call loda)'. ()ate 2 Bdrm home Oft ALLSTATERLTRS. larae lot Great tor Al'mll.trw Michelle Widen. 11~.000. athrl ...... !v•&fM817 CD-33GIBkr. '+523 CAMPU5Dl·IR'ltNE ~ ..... 1041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IYOWHH 2 homes with numerous amenities on one large R·2 lot. One IS a tradi· UooaJ beach cott.age with 2 br. den &c bath. The other Is • new. 3 s tory Cootemporary design by Jack Crasman. Ao UD· usuaJ opportunity for joint ownenhtp by two f amiliea. sae.soo. 223 • 2.25 ()Uqulta &I-eel (No. L.aauna> ...-eves. fll~~ MOMARCH IA Y THIACI Beautiful 3 bedroom. sitting room, 3 full baths : custom built home. E njoy a lovely ocean and coastline view. Professiona lly landscaped In c lud ing l anai , & low maintenance; $295,000. A COLaW&L IANl9 CO. 496-7222 831-0836 BIS CANYON Spec:tacular Golf course estate. 8600 sq.ft . 4 to 6 .Bdnns, 51,; baths. Pool and spa. $1.375.000. 111 STAINES CO. S.5711 New dlx duplexes by bu.I Ider . Reduced to sza.oooeadl. 541-6731. IAYSHOll NIVI Walk thnl aate to Blllboa Bay Club. Beautiful home in perfect cond. 2 nuter sui• (1 w/bay vu from sitUna rm.> Carol Tatum. Rllr . ~ WISTCUFf Beautiful a er. Lota or =ta, fabulous pool, lace. 0,,ner very vated at Sl81.t50. A tR€HIG€ q_ ____ ~,__HOM€~ amW.Coutffwy.~NB 641-6646 rAMC>lAMIC OCl.AH VllWS OPEN SAT/SUN t !I l<M CALLE BALBOA Large 3 Br. fam rm + dining rm on beaulll ul well mank und lot, room for pool. 3 p•lla& + glass house. lmmac. 10 &c out. Just lilted. SU9.000. Pacific Sborea Realty 49z..noo s.. ..... C4t I w 1011 ....................... Hey Builders Check This! 1b1a vacant land hap· pe111 to be prime lot a.od reed)' for rou to build. Don't paaa it up. 156.200. Call for all details . 41D-1JU TAlllBl -· Stt,000 Take• over Joan. No quallfyln&. Buutiful _,, eq. ft . Meridith Ca· 1l10ft Home with 1uper ........me view. I car prqe. Lot t'U bold ten· ab C'OUI\ • pGOI. We are DOt lnaaae mutt 1lve home away beuuae ot pertODal oroblema. cau OWMI' 1-tl\.lT•. T.. I Oto Peninsula. 1J0.130i,.c, 40lh Sl, Bia co-op. $205,000. To see caJI egt 979.-509& ;. ----·--'"---~· RENTAL ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ownt/Bkr.673-0897 INCOME PROPERTY f)'om S39.900 Moourar Ty pe Homes. 24 ~r secunty 3 pvt bchs, pout &1>1er Treasure Isle Pk. m>l Pac1f1c Cst Hwy • Lag una Bc h . 17 14 1 4003579 SICWOID TUSTIH .. U.S Ate you looking for a beautiful cmtom home' 'Then make an appolllt· mmt to see lhlli charm· uig home ol wood and glass It fe atures. 5 Bdrms. 4 baths. indoor at.nwn. 2 farepla~ and dec ks New d~co r tbruo ut Zoned f o r horses. Call 546-~ ~~HERITAGE . • REALTORS TUSTIM TOWHHOUSE S00.500 Super sharp 2 Hdrm. 11., bath toWnhome on green lic it Wood burn1n ..: ftreplac·e add.s to charm Call 540-1151 for a ppoint rnent ....,HERITAGE • ._. REALTORS 1098 .••••.•..•............. VA TYMS + POOL Ab&olutel) beaut . 3 br. 2 ba. I !>lOr)' w i.parkl.ing pool Parle Pia<'•' ln1· 842 7461 1100 •.•••.••............... Golden West 24x00. 2lir, 28a, ram rm Custom redwood deck .;e Pk S;.n JuanCapo 4~ MO.ilJLEHOME BUY-S ELL RENT FINANCE Mobile t4-Stott lwfcwwticwoC.....,. CAU.~m• 4 -P l ex Prid e o r Ownership Sand Poaol Tract near So Coast Plaza. 11.5 G M al 121.9,ln> Pnnc1pals only. 751-3485. ------ DUPLEX Capo Bcb, ocn R2 .EA.5TSrDE 2 Units, Vlew, s pacious 2Br. 2Ba. Never vacant $129.000. $179,500 O wnr 1 agt Owner 645-2573 548-866.5 OCIAHAtOMT DUPUX With spacious owners un It. 38r & 2Br luxunou.'> JONES Rl.1'L1Y l '\C'. ,.,,_ (714) 673-6210 I MEWPORTIUCH 0wn<.'f' carry dpll1. I blk 10 ocn w 1vu:w rru m paU9!1 .. 2·36r :i. '(~ry }<Jw. rent::. SZZ!i.000 DPLX 4 YltS HEW Ck-n \It"••. 3llr /!ii I Hr H"fY lr;w rrnt $'192 500 Co4>p OK Ca II now ._'\ Lt>s R;irnh<1rt 171.i ' ~., l.alg Beach l()':t, fin;anr lllf: 6 U St 12.000. 16·U. $28.S. 00> 7 I 4 7 59o-048 l COSTA MESA 4 houses w I roo m tu buld $1420 mo tn<:om•· srn.500 642-301_4 __ _ MEW FOURPLEX Pri• of Owwtenhip Les.-. lhan I year old 1n llwiUnl(loo lka~·h Will break t'VC11 Halc·onic•s p;tlH.Je>, yard. ttle bath" 14'll i.q rt 3 b<'droom. 2 bath f)wn('r'::. unit with (1rt>p l ac·e 20 ', 25' • d&wn TuveJy area.--witn: Jll nt·w uo1b \<t ll J. QUAIL --,~~,~~~- 2000 1---·'·<>r;= .... r.il.• •. 1.o.' ....... 1_ 4 HallMs °" I Lot Lowest pnce an Cost .. Me.a Only HY~ down OYIC Always rf.'ntcd Worid led &tah 556-7777 HEWPORTIUCH 12UMITS t DOOR rrom OCF:AN Unbelievably low LOW PRICED at $425.UlllJ Owner w11l trad1• WoridR~&t• 51.-7777 leoi."4."1 bw. •>ffiC'~ f':xc• in l•JWTI II)(' 1n Wew. :'\11 Gt SlJ.000 dn. tot ;11 Hi.01•1 f>-.ncr fin A1.'l 916 ~ 27f'.3 SHAU DUPLEX Eoshi•C.M. <! 2 Bl< xlnl income. aJwar.-full A must sell l>iludtllJn Owner w il l flnanl...-or submit your L~'l"rrr. R.C. TAYLOR CO. 640-5112 C~TA ~ FOUR UHfTS-C.M. A ™-""" ,9 Can:roo l rt-.,1 "rar nt'W 3 Br ""'"e"' l.2>.411. lun~ u bdrm .. 1dtlt uoal I. IJ.-frpl 2 C"ar EXTRA RHE DUPUX cioM• tu bt>ach J ~rm • :! 11'1rm blln' P\ t pat111' frpl<' & b1v .:ara1:~ Xtr.1 Ir • lnl .,. ti\ <'r :WJO ~~ ft H .. du<·.-.d lo s;!-i!t.-0 • l.J...,). ~lb Owner m <r-it .uwous Try a low down. pk.--.1 co. ~.Pi>Hl gar : ~ba. unat' LS.960 153341 Tiil.lmstmt.s642 IWJ Almric.m ~.... -- S57-93!W} 16 DILUXf UNITS -~---PRJM.E £A..')TSTDE. CM HEWPOaT IEACH 2 Ddrmseach JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 Wlk .to Hoag· Ho<,p1l al 1lfE S'T.AB....,.ES CO 4 Ut«TS HEAR NEW ll1.111tJn)tton Hl·h on cul <it' "WC street low ren~. und~r market at ~t2.SOO A.1,'\ 1 ... -. IJ..irnh.u1 1714 l ~17J from th.Ls new 1 9 Can)oo 640 5711 Crest 2.0lt32. 2Br. on l> S22.960 '54031 .,.,..ce ._.,HIM 5S7 9300 TO BUY SEU. R£llrr Ft!ll ANCE CaJ I Your ~.-.ston WOtwwtkweC......- Westmanster 8'8-8895 Ana.helm 956-4500 Cmrl Anaheim ~ tot I Santa Ana ~ 7070 MOBILE HOM I:: INf'ORMATIU~ < i':.''TF:R Nt'W & lll park re:.alt>.; for (unber info ull Uranj!c• County Mobilt• llvmt: Center ~ 3Z72 fo'or t hf' d1scnmin.111n1: ~er ExerutJH' home· m bcautJ!uJ llunllnl(lon Beach~ •Park 34xfi5 de llJX(' St!Ulalure :-.1 ;ark I. 2.Bt. 2Ba, ram rm. 1o1.ood burning (rplr 11rrlr k Itc h e n x tr II~ I \11) numerou.s to lll>t Shown by appl o nl ) 1NHH57-9-9t Oran~e County Mobile llome Center 537 3272 cir 536-1ZJ7 •EXCITING• Beaut~c:'·~ 1972 Keywesl Mobile Home in Laguna HHls. n1cest 5 Star Park 1·x1 s · endoled porcb·mirrored doors. hgbl wood in tenors, 3'-'JT aar cond, 2 very spmclOUS Br's w /Ba +dreNiq are.. walk in cloeets. All for only 1!8.500. (H\J.tl38), CAUFOIMA PACMC MOIUHOMI SALIS 27'0S Harbor. Ste 206-A MO-ltJ1 • llOO ....................... \\hat's Your Trade? ll@epcr[)ay 1bal'11 l1Wet.0~ (or• ad in the Oaal.Y PU-Ot Slnioe Ulredor)' lhat Caft llll.tlbah)'OUr praleujonal Identity. t'or rnore In· lormalJCln (•ail 6'2$18 Harbor Escf"Ow S,.CW•h .. ---..... rty. sdH 0#' ... ~c•.yti .. for qHdl Oftt. Call 751 ·1775 osli for Slwny oc;vu:x Capo lkh. •'>l'n \1('\0>. -.piH'mu-. :!lir :!Ba $l ili,50u O "'nl r J)tl 54X ... '!fif.5 Duvlt·'t E '1dr l' ~1 I> r old . .' Br ca l.1: dbl l:Jr rm for RY 11r bndl ~I l.Xtl. 646 764.1 ~ lk'.ll'h ~ llrirrn 3 bd • R I :! '>l'>I') Io 1-onw Sli'X» pn mn 10'. Do"'n n o n<'g.,t 1\\' Sl"8,IOJ Owner775 113114 USTSIDE C.M. ~PACI OL'~ 11 0~1 E & Ul! PL F.X Sl!15.000 6'2·251oor646-41!41! JUST LISTED H t 'n1t:i Tu,lm. w p<l()I. 11n t·uJ de !'oJt'. a :..,umt· :1 7~' • IOI IOJarT $100.000 l'rin onh Ai.:t l.t'!'o HamhanJt (7).1 ' SW 4-17~ 2 100 ••.•......•......•..••. ...,l...., fmnt l(lr~l hx-;it1u11 Pj•r k lrqnl' B.uMn<J.w. lt•ntlr .i.~•t 'II fl For lw 01>taon 111 l>u) l'\I IA' 1~1 \K9'l . 1!14 :l!JM, I I' I 1• '< I' r 1 d t' O f j l\<.n1·r-.h1p !'I.inti POlnl I r.1t·t '" Jt ~· l'oast l'IJLJ I I S l~~1 at '21!1. )) P nn, 1pab onl> ';:ii ~!& Inc~ Property 2000 .•...••.•...•..••...... macnab I Irvine realty 6°,LEX INVESTMENT! 1\tlractivc a pl. bide. w/t~o 3BR and rour 2BR unilb. all w/f~lcs. patios. encl osed garages & space. Fully rented. gross $27,500 (rents 111.•\ e r tncrcased >. Located in center of "New Development Area" a nd a .. fh.·M Buy " at $330.000. Appl. only. Tom Allinson 642·8235. (Z-34 > EASTSIDE "R-2!" Ap prox. 50 x 140 fenced lot w/ctJte cottage. Drive b y 1967 Church Street -Appl. only. Asking $92.500 . Cathy Schweickert 642·8235. <Z-35) A n&mON: INVEST~SI Bayfront C'ape Cod duplex ... use for s helter for 5 years or so. then tonvert to single fa mily & retire on the beachfront ! Corner location ror extra parking. $595.000. Mary Lou Ma rlon 642·823.5. <Z·36> TAJll A CLOSI LOOK! A trip lex ca n work i n the bl ack ... this one offe rs excellent location & condition & is priced to sell ut $185.000. Lols Miller, own~r/ a~cnl 642·8235. <Z·37 ) '42·1235 64'·'200 901 OOvt'r Ortve HArbCW "••• Cenler I"''.,. •l C•"'CIUS Valley Otn,er 752·1414 ' ~. '· r s .~. ti . '0 •• n· d , II) )r rr. u : lot n1, 1t. 74 ••• ias. tr. .). -- ............ ~ .. ---.-.. .... ____ ..,.. ....... --.. . . . ..... ... --- -.. I DAILY PILOJ Wed~. A"9u•1 ts ''"' ........ u.,.....d .-.. , u.....,IMd *f ....... ,_,..llMd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• v ~·••lat .. • HwnU............ Hwe.Ua...,.._,d • ...__._.. U41 Ml.,.,.IHdt J26' Mtw rt•ect. 376' .,_twwwMttwww. .,_.. ... t1u.twa. V..._ .... 4JIO ............•.......... ················~····························· ......... ......•.••.••.......... ~ .................................•.....•...••...•.•......•..••••• ..-., ~-=.. •••••• ••• • ••• •• •• • ••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• _,.-..,,/;,,.-u--~·24 • -.... ~-... L..h fw ~ 2200 _ .. Ms UU .._,. Ylley JZl4 tee. oow 2 br exccutlvt• -_._ --Po--Houle tor rmt. Bia Bear ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 2 8t 2 ua w ranyon tnhome $580 l•••c New bulld1n1. 2br. 2ba. 2 ·••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ot.)' alpa I : lintoa lu.rn. JU tot, )() •li2 '". z btb Ouard•d a alt' A Imo t a..J&y, 6br 3ba. fruk PR Vlt"W" lrpk. near n.w. ~1'121 car pr te95" ~mo 9 1 8t cott.a&c l)'pe. l290 ln OCEAHP'RON'T 2 Or. 2 ba IZ$ nkeJy pr cpl. CaJI h'om ocean. le' I, pntnto new~ on 1rffflb4'.°ll II " t i o N r u b 1 ~ Htl!I mo 1311 890 O ~ moe IH, Ill 4Sth Sl r l utll. No pets 2038 wt prl v1cy, gree¥ry , llfterlp.m. Mt-1919. No Lquna loutloo. t• 1• Ou an \'l tw SltPi tu t.IU'dcni•r tnt Id S'IOOmu .in tlS64 •f\ ~ ~...?.:73 Alt Meyer Pl l!t. last. SIS-0 cra:ihln& aurf & .. per ~. ape +tan.la lbr, n bea c h S 7 9 5 / m o Houae for ren t. Ar fam r . 2~ba va1e 8Gl.JU ~V 11 !I 21 2 BR.Zba .frplc .. O/W I deposit 640UG3 or Waterrrorll llo m CJ s rowhead mntn. house 2.3 M'K LIJ Sltl!OPtr mo 1am> MF DoortoOCt'an. Wotr 1425 ~ 6311400 Countty Club area. 3BR, W IC • , ....... 3240 * Ait.873-DIO 2 8d house, yard, garage. - - --2~ tric .. W/f), game Mt ......... 2 Br~. MWl.)t de-cur, ....................... Weetclffa..lty Orean f"ont3 bdrm 2 l".t =· no klcb. $41~ mo LUXURY 2 liR 2 Ba pen· room, d eckt. $500 . ...___,. ..... l>'P, ... r.16:iO+uu, CIOIW ''° ... &...:o ...... 1•1, ... ..,..r M 1 d 1 ,,r ., ... ,. ... BOra.ngeAve Uue Views . Terrace. 831).3814 .__ SJINJ to.,._ -.0\'1 """'-.> rv • '"·'" arr u coupe p e .. .,..,. li00/mo.t94 53W7 ...;.;.._.;.;. ______ _ SollN ba~k b•rc view. _ a or • br Prt t'(i trom BlG CANYON Lownhome. remid. No pets. $'50() mo TOWNHOUSE APTS ._.. .. SINre 4lOO , _ __.,_ ·-~ ,. • ..._,..,. ,.__.._ ...__ J•,.4 ~to USO f'ht'd v11rd 4 2 br, 2 ba, lJI appliances, Avail c..... "" '" J ""e I 'rvu1•y 2Br 2Ba ""'can ,_, --"" "---•• 1 t-·-• -... · .....-.,.. . ..,. "" ..,, Dtxe 2br, l '"iba. frpk. N "' ' · • ·"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• r..ch hoDw +-barn 6 ••••••••••• • •• •• •• •••.. g • r 1& a• 11 t' a m 11 11· 11 some unulure, _,., mo lllt 1·535-0341"675·21647 view $1000 mo 41H·006f ...._ .. _ 1 id d · & .,..., Call Jim ..,•n •New 2bl' coodo nr So. pl .. u ii, 11. hh & p t1t Leue/opUon p<>s11i ble. · --paUo. stove. d /w , adult'!, • --_,yu•C Avo epos1h .,. na4> 131910 dra. Ult P,aa.a rooa. NSO No ~•rom Ca.11964 i:~ vr Cenlury 21 Newport W111ter rental, ,..., blk to nopet.S. $385. 644-735<2. ~udlo. oo tudli or peb, cul Ji vl~g expen~es' f 7 I 4 ) 5 11 1 ~ 7 It 7 Pt'tl 133 8'74 or TS& 0211 97).~ A.it , no f ct1 Cmlef'. 640-5357 · bch, 2 • 3 Br, patio, $375 Beaut. 3 Br. NJ>( Ht..s apt S19t">. l5l adasl 494-6404 or ~~r esa on• II Y 11 nc l' n.1wknda NOP' '"CELfK,,.IT &l500monlhly.fi75-92:!9 SS7~1 mo. L inda Hut •7~1. ·HOU· .......... ns ,..,. VHdt • br. 2 bat, <X..DISJ\ HOMI': &!Reh l """ "' -Warner u JflH l& Har bor View Knoll 3 br 646-717lor&U--730'1 Mtwport•ece. ll6t 832-•J.:M ..._S ~~l'. (!!1.flA, ,.,._..'.:.ii!'::,' y r d , s 4"1 b 1 ..;.1 o" condo. Spect. view. tfr:::=... n••••••••••••••••~; ••• -------- CJllV18 ... ' fftev 2·• ...... """" a .,,....., ... .......t l"nn'· ...,.,.. ·u.tt--• Ea.-.-ulde tbr. 1325. Zbr. , .. _.....__IT "'•pan d vour 11re"tyl1 3, OCEAN VIEW Ill l\valllll~~&4'l~ .... --1•4 pm ;;;&M-Oiii' ... ll) _.,.., ••••••••••••••••••••••• how;e~.ullltncl.Bolh _,_.,..r-_ "';.lhaco~pallbler~m· ~~£,AN~~~ Nearly new 3 bdrm a~ VACANT HU loc 4 Utt · ..... P'11ti 111111• 3107 w yrd5 "gar 642·30l4 ~~o ~ ~~~e: mite. We discover th al ,,__, ........ 1 ,.,. ....... ,ztaJ' be tult 1.n&, d1thw11her . "'am Km. fpl<'. ~ mo * • • S. C:.-• 3276 ••••••••••••••••••••••• From $379 50 · pt:rson. CaJI -..... ........ • w-2 Id i\&kfor Keith,91624471 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.Am.l.riowi 2 Br apt. I"' meat:a•.Alf 'TWOPEASfNAPAD pennit,s, fit preUmm1ry car 1araae. pal.lo 11 ry --• ~...... 1252 3 bdrm. 2 ba home ln xlnl be\h on oceanfront & has Specucular spa, lolal 851-0BlSor 759-121()9 plans facl Adults. no pct• Sh«t.rJ> s br w otiw l>lw.h ••••••••••••••••••••••• San Clemeole location Beautiful ~arden apts. recreation program WUheU.JQ&ntvc:oturt'or AvllJJS.-pt bl ,.915 Call a pt thruoul. It\' r m 3 Utt. 3 ba lwnh'c 2 SS75 m o 493·25$8 or ~;rr:'c.~i8~~~f;.1 n pool & spa Adulu. no IOt'lalprogram 7pool~.ll Nred 2 female roo m ·~ 6'7505a~)i., 673-l41W wfrplc. bnte dlct•rful trplc 'i., All amen . 581·2048 pets t.enn&SCOWUAlf'·ashiori mates. n on s m oker,, 1714149l-2254 ev~_w --k1Lcbw, Pvt b:u-lt yurtl Ouldren & pt:lB by ap· -------C.-.. W. ll22 Bechelor S275 tol285 Laland. J1mboret> '\San '>hare J bdrm ;,pt in ' Commerc-1161 S~lllllslA 3 Br 2 bl, dbl garage. pvt l!OO IM7 1622. ~ utl4() pro\ al MIS-0 497·2292. W.st:uds•ftr 3291 ....................... 161.,~. ;~St Joaqwn Hills !Wad Lagwla. Walk to beitch & ol<.~ r I $SSS 6442212 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2BR 2b bl t 1 ~ 1714)644-1900 to wn Sl75+depo11.al on uu P2,l~"' rp c . mo VACANT. idnl ltn hK' 4 ---HOMES f'OR RENT d' ,. a . ln.<1.d rp . 225(.)Vanguard Wily 497 36lli 9am lo 2 pm .............._ .... .-... BR, 2 B;J, $SOO mo C.:.ill sun ec ... i8r oor ~9626 2 ttr.2 be1 condo."'l blkto ._..._/ Kei' .... 9G2 .... d 71 3 BR. den. pool ar spa. 3 or• br Pnced from op•ner , hlk 1o Brl' Rlrk T,._Priat 2100 •2 Br. I ba condo nr u• ....., uvul.I now. K.icb & pets ~to M85. F'ncd yard It Qlrooa UlO Mo 673 GSlO I BR. I BA, Westside. bl!ach. 2 r a r ~ar . auto ••••••••••••••••••••••• South Coaal Plat.a New N. lluntington UllaCh. O K l >iS 49S·2775Eves garage s f''amllic:" l250 No kid.iorpeU ~ e.aul betyv1ew f<.e!lp rem s hr 2H r "pt CdM Tenn111 pool twlk I•• TRADIWIHDS crpU, drpl, AIC. pool. Cute 2br. I ba condo 3 Udrms. 2..., bu Walk tu please. kids & pets Studio apt 4 bllu frnm ilft6. ~l-6143 M11mt 542 160.1 ~ cillzens. Compl. ~dl~e~•l~.k Nos rs~: 05hwhr. pool, no pets lake. Community pool & ;gc;:,mlc AS!'llno~ee~ or :::.chD~nyl·I,~~~~~~~ ~~ I Br ~pt. hltri~ pool UDO IA YAtOMT &lperb view 2 JfT, <! b11 ~rm. (Ip, p11t10. Ulfitll 91w119 call r.1:i.4mo bd 7 :J> pm <Jr ~f'r68.J or ~ be h. 1200 -+ •,, vtrl focillUes. 2191 Harbor 81. 18677 Viewpoint Ln pari(. Avail 911 t65()/mo "7• • ,.,..... 0 C M Space rem. SUO 32' 96&36S2orS4.S-5151. Ava.IJ Sept.I. $375 m u 831 n&S Tow•a•1• 11$-9115 adults, no ~tA 129S !Ill N .,....., 1.37 l I' .. .. w 190\ St 5"48 IKir.! rMX. o peUI. 646-4151. Clean 2 BR w/gara~e. .._ · u..fwWIMd 3525 Htr. J b•. new cpl11. p1t1nt. MoaArL o...rt -AdJts, no pets. 773 W. 4 &-home nt'ur Yorktown Condo, 3 BH, 2 ba .. rm· ••••••••••••••••••••••.• dlJlll. n0e1rtnt Tcarport •New Zbr cone.II) nr Sti -• Wllaon $300 646-9524 med. Pof>llCSS. $000 Mo. l)l.wt, Beh. -nhs e. 2br. Alll\3 No Pfls $41 !'> N r ('lit Pina Pl>QI . <1pa MJll ...... 2400 _ · · · & Brookh urs t. Sln~li: Ca.llJanc.11.~.(99""591· ... t:x·h ,.,.,3 ,,.,,.. i.tory, 2 ba. 55SIJ mu ----2ba. pk scttmg s.;75 mo '" ""'''" 11:Jl..8'174 OT 7J9 021 7 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 3br, 2ba car, ra nge, lrg. yrd.f'/P.NoPej.'l.MSW • .shorellnct lllitml Corp. MuiolaVlefo 1267 Lsl&last.G7S·I004 lbr.walkml'lt.6l't.rt'lri1t 2 Rr llJA. c•rpu & rJq~ ,..,.._St~ ..__.,, na-.c: 847..a363 ••••••••••••••••••••••• L....--'-L-....a _......... i . V I ~ 1 •••E-_,.. . ..-. .,.., . .._..._. tr twllh ...,.""_ """· ... carport r11r y poo I S<l 7 5 m 11 '-I,, ,.._.., ..,...., HOMES FOR RENT .... ....,c "~"I'""' .... Id 1 3 L New 2 ~m 2 bath 2 bdrm. 2•Ja ba. Condo, New 4 UR. bonui. rm. 3 or • br. Prked from ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....,.., mo ...., ,,..,, <:'• .. ren t.r po•t.i. I r, home. M1s.1lon Lakes nreplace, patio. 2 car frig., ws hr1dryer, cpl, ~toMOO Fncdyard& 116ool"-d 3706 C...MHG 1124 17lhf'lar ... &4224fA Country Club. Golf-garage.xtraappl.Never d.flJS . 3 Car itur S7~ .:aru ges. f''am1l1e s ••••••••••••••••••••••• tenrus·pool. Beaut1ru.lly lived In. ssso per mo. 0.!'>476 plt•ai.ti. K Id s & pe t s :.!bdrm I b1 flreplocf' Nt1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'ii~~ 1 nrt. 1 t>ath 11''' u u1inrt 5225 m<, ~ d~ landscaped . no main Avatl Sept 1. 642-0346 a.ft ~!come. Call 964.2566 or pets Avail Sept 15 5-175 Lenan~yard 6 New2BR18a,dplx,'/.car .,.... r yearly67S.9229 Vo BO Clubhouse Rd -· ----gar. s ml back ya rd. 973-wrl. Agt, no ee 2550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10 a cre ranches. oak & pine Grass) meadowi. S()mc w 'A uter \'1cwi. Ukr 541 6745 Outof stat~ Proo.petty 2600 ....................... 'l1•ar &In Valle) ld;ihl). 1Ju1ldable lot <•n r rct·k. $17.SOJ ~~ Shan> 4 BR 2 Ba. dhl gar . t•h[ldrf'n & pcLo; OK S-52.J mr1. Call 54(; 588(), u:.k for Red Estate l'am or Larry Wmhd 2900 N~.:W Dix <.:ondl) 111 n vu, • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • v.11\t to lK:h ii:lr. ii 7 li.l. frplt, Jacu1L1. dbl g:oir. V/lll PAY CASH SiW mo /\vall Se1>t I '" ;J Ila!>I°' ror your huu:.l' urul-. or IJnd SCOTT REAL TY 511>-7533 .... ..••..........•.•...... HouaetFvmi~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3106 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yearly, No Bay fronl b Jmc, 3 UK. J ba + Jttcuu.i 2 Car gar. J\11 a1I Sept I. SIJJO l'<'r m11 Laura Va n l·c. llltr UTJ4062 Olarrrung 4 hdrin, 2 hu ('fAt.age. Yrly $7fi0 mer~ utal Avail 9/lS L11ura Vance. Realtor 673-4062 ...,. ,........ 3 I 07 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Watc1cont 7Br. 2 ba. f'P. $750 mo. Avajl 9/10.6/13 JZ6 E Ocean Fro.nl, 'Balboa Penn. Call for In· fo213·398-3332. 3124 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ur. 1 ba. pal.Jo, blt1ns . No pclS. $3401 mo Call 548 9524 ~ .. h 3141 !~ ~:A.-;TSID E i Br. Iba w rrenrcd y rd. no pcli. Rcf"i. r cq ·c.1 $395 m o J ohn Cox . agent. 631 l26li EAST SIDE Brand new 3 Br. 212 Ba toWnhome. 3 car gar:.tf!l'. rrpl c. s k y li g ht . microwave. Pool. lenms. JDS mo Uayi. 646 4:.!1'>2. e1<CS 645-9543 DUPLEX. l rrn. I fl u. m'W cpts. df'l)!>. & pa1nl Sm child OK No pets . $3.50 mo. 1954 A Mey er Pl. 549·3484 art 5 JO & w1md.~ Uruquc 2 lir, I ba. wood lloors. dbl garage. l~c yl.ITd. Uack Uay $385 mo. + secunly, refi.. 548·66llO --------Oean & new J br, 2 ba. patio. frplc, big yard. 2l!1J Meyer. Children ok, no pets. 1."175: 642·1743 2 8d hou.'le. y d. gar. pool. no kids. $415 mo. Mgr 2453-BOrange Av New dlx condo. 2 Ur. 2 ba Easts1de. S500tmo. KAdi. OK. Call Linda H11rt 64G-717lor~ 7307 ....................... ---------· 3 Arch Bay, 3 BR, 2 ba. m>, Yearly. Turner As· soc. 41M·llTI. 49!HSOI Ml.,.,.··" 11" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Available now. 2 Bdrm, I ba, Westside CM behind Cos ta Me s a pork $325/mo with Jat /11111\ & sec. dep req. C.11 Linda llOGHS UAL TY '75-2311 WAMTED J lir llou'l' 111 M .ir1o;i Schl)r1l D1i.t m ·I S:r75 t• 1 $-111(1 mo P l~;i~t· l"Jil 841;.8,';79 art f. I',, "h;irp 3 tw<lrm. <! 11.1 h '' m t• f) h I t• 1· a r M75 nw Call ~:, """" and a:.k f11r l..J rr.,.. nr r'Iiffi 3242 ••..••.•..•..•......... Jbr. 2' ,ba. wcl har. J:! Ct boat shp mr l Tf'nni:-. & pool. s teps Lo bcalh SllX>Mo s.6·3215 Lux 3br . 2 .000sq Watf'rf r()nt Conll11 Sl.IXX> m<1 871 8 t71 r1 14( 4 Br. '1', ba beudmu.,t• S urfs 1 d c C 11 I •1 n y S650 mo. I'll 111:-.t + M't d e p 7 I 4 8 4 6 H 5 I Ii • 714 741-0462 Waterfront Condo Jl1r, 2'~ba. tennis. Jttc uui. avail 8117 LcaM· $72:. 846-!>329. 67 5· J CG8 lrTiM 3244 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR. 2 Ba..... . $600 3 BR. 2 Ba p)() I Panoramic View I 3 DR. 2'"2 Ba fl;:,Q 2 8R, 2 Ra $'1UU 3 l11I rm 2 1111 :• 1• 111 Ori ve by 111 Via Lido Nord. Lge 2 Br, 2 ba widen & patio. S875/mo. yrly. 1(11 r U I( I', rl 111hWH1' ll 1• I , rt• ( rl I( I' , t( 1111 ll I II V I' , W If 1' h ti f' I.. ti f 'Y II f , Eastslde, blk to 17th. 1111( Oreplur••\ 11lr r•oml Nl'a1 private 3 br, 3 bu, d c:n, Irvin" It l'I l'h'iO IJIMJ D:tflO Balboa Penin. Point 2 Br, ~ardens, deck11. Pnt>I. 2ba.sitlgle ram.ilybome. Huge lot. $695 mo N'lw W1111cJhrld1t(1 2 111 . F\IUyfurnisbed. $'700/mo 673-6336:"'2·900fl I ba. ioomo l>a y 11 Jrl)'. Lovely 4Br Mt'ISll Verde 1~0·400, t:vc114 wk11Cl11 Waterfront Homes pool home. Nr Adams *'41.M. Aak for Uou11 e:JJ.1400 Scbool. $700mo. Appl \o Ammerman Wl'nter Rental Ocunlronl Slee, caU 549-2320 a fter 4 SU f' ER 4 b r ' In 11 r c• trNM. 2br, 2ba. llOOroo. -'p_.m_. -------1llgiouA rucque)tbull S?S-SS.. Eastalde Doll House. 28r club. Newly dt'cor. '885 Be678 3241 S.QaH• 3176 lb&. ape. util pd. $550. ... •••••••••••••••••••• Alelll 75CMM22 Colleae Pk hom e. 3Rr, Lovely 4bT, compl furn, D9ePalllt l22' den. f1mUy, livtn«. 2 ba, oahunvu, pnv beach, oo ••••••••••••••••••••••• O>mm. pool, lllOO l.e••~ ~· s mokers, $625. Nice.clean duplex; 1br.l1-MZ-fr.M ___ . ----- jl..31151. ba. Wood inter. Sundeck, 1be Springs. Bachelor yard: no pet.I. UUJilies Condo. Pool, Jac, Lenni11. ..._.....,,........ pd. Avail. sept. isl. S350 Sl50/mo ... .-1 ... •••••••••••••••••••• Month. l-498-UI02 ....................... lA19MINdt Brand New home. Pvt ••••••••••••••••••••••• t I 4 J202 OC£ANP'RONT· Wkly or NO FEE! Apt & Condo rt-ntals Villa Rentals 675-4912 Bkr •WALK TO BEACH 3Hr. $650 Dll> L'lt> tcnni!-. J>')f>I & volleyhall. i;ar. a~ ~fi628 FM Lt>a't' Jasmine Crf'ek L°4Jt'.LIO S4-c ~ti((.', po11b, l t• n n 1 ., . p r 1 ' J a <' SJ .aJllmo Call Tanya al !03-IJ57 or 646·5096 I A.lST & ALON!-:" REHTIMES ~ll(J\VS YOU THE WAY TO GO llOM 1-: CAL.L 631-4555 l.1.oxuf) Condo m :-:w11l <.:n.~t WJlk1ng dr~l.inn· from lY h Cle.in & qwd 2 Br. 2CI a. ri t• \\' a p plHlllll':> Jlll~l' 2 <':Jr i:.;r w l11>•>k up $S9~> m•1 12131 !121 53J7 rnllet·t t111)11mt• :, nr. 3 lia. ciu.•t custom h <Jffil' i-·.int.hllt' l11t· a t.mn I' Pt S1 i:-,o m" l'Jrker Heall). :>SI J2S:J Jl•!lt ILUFfS l.Aat IA Y IE.AUTY 3 br. 2 bJ . bay view, prur decor3lro Comm po<JI. <ill 1otarn1ott• Avu1I riow ms l1ll) I ease 540-5.'J05 or 9::15 219'J ~ 4 Bdrm. l ''I ba. den. m.icrowavc. pool & ~p;i ~ar ~chools. lite yard Pool mainl. Gardening. 5 blk11 LO Newport B:iy Call 642.JtlJ or 638·9663 lc·ave mf'SSoge. __ _ HluHs Condo "A 3br, 2bu, I le vel. Pool. pa tio, .,hopping l,ong Te rm $70ltmt> 2433 V1~ta llm~ar 1 ..(96.i3() 1 d YI' CONDO 1t1v11 /\Ito Chan ncl, J:>' powc•r boat :.hp. J~Ml·, Sfl7S un/urn. '1~ Cum tt1d l n11 s ft(',11l y 5'!1 27M 2 Br I lilt. 1t1umlry, h1l k1l tdlnlnJC. :tu' 11 v11111 rm. :r1rk1' h'flc·1'11 y rtl w 111011 IJl'llli. llrt Yl_lr')' $100 ~ 7'1.'I.') "' 11-tfl 1~1 N11•11 41 llr , :i h11 1 dN1 Vr11h'. •I w. 1111•11 1°011111 W/U Jll~/mu 'I ho llr•n l 1'). I 11\tl Ht.11t Cl ll'ffl I /71 Lio.,fr ... Cwlo w1·r11 I HU. H•1•11rlly hull1lln11 2 llr , !I 1111 t m11mo W 111.c!rf rool 11111111'11 f\!11 1'60 Nwpt Tt'n' twnhl, nf!W !I rv, 2v. na . vlC!w, pool llXl ~ IAIXUr)' condo, 0•)'1lct" rove. I "'" ronvett 1ten, SlOOO mo. 213 313..3311 t'Yf'!I, 213·•elH70I Nt!w In Nwpt Ill•. out atand1na •1N1c. 1wua ... 2 llt)', 3 br, 2t,\ ba. lrplc, "rJ>'z Cutt. drpll, tie bark yaro. Ideal for nea\ f•ml· ly. IMMI03 . MOl .. _S mo lbr rum a wlnMr •ar lddl paUo nice ...... ~kidal1e community,• Bdrma, 21-'1 ba. Fam rm, trplc. pool, teNlta. Nr: Bch. lM 1700. l'ta«·lll05aft6 pm. yearly raUI -.00 • up. LutMt: Nwpcwt Terrace ••79. Condo. 3 Or 2~ ba. ......... ,. boule I 7-0l21 ..... ,. J .... JZ07 ....................... Nell' new, J BR ..Ome. clOle &o ba1 6 octan. a...-1 cell'• .. trp~ •• Jacual. Dbl. 1ara1•· 9D0llo., 1111· BW Grun· ....... 17Mltl .,.. JU2 'ttl)' bome, OCtlll vu. 3 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• R. 2 bll. ll50 llontb . T\amer Aaaoc. HOllES FOR RENT ~I 41'-1177 3 or 4 br. Priced from ... to M . Fncd yard 6 W .. clean 4 br top of the 1 a r u u . F arn II I ea world fmly bom•. f1$0 plHH. Kida • pel• a-. . ..,.191 .-ame. eau "4"2581 or Im/mo. Ml·Ollat 2 er 2 be Bia Canyon lwnhu. $800 /mo. No JIU. Call alt e.,m •ll IM--. Bl"(• condo. IMle; 3 BR. 2 be., alq)e t.vel; apec· iacwar view I BarsaJn a l ,,-. mo.,._ M0-0020 ,,.am.,._, nor... o.... 2 bdrm. 1 ba. •$ per mo. Tt4.-..27U or P P• ,.., HM 4t 7 . U u a tt. e . FOR LEASE BeauUful __ ................ 7M m-NRoo. llek 81J .-Coado. 3 HOida roa RENT l*m. I~ ba. AvaU. &.Pl a or 4 br. Prioed rroa a bllrm. + elm. a ba. 2 11. STIO ,., mo. JOt .. ·--. hcd , ..... • "'--· llaa1 OllMr' A .. nld• Cerri tot, --"' a '!... 0-... .... .an 18UJH. JealtllU waJll to •bellft wa.Mi ...:.;::....;;,;;,;.;;... ____ _ pleHe, '1d1 • pell .. A•llll ..,.,:1 ..... I Ba ............ wfUI ..ac-. Call..... ,_ii.. 011J IU-1 .. 'NTI oc:tH vltw. CIHD 6 •Jm.AtJ,aofte. 141. • .., ... , ,... roomr. taat11r11. Wlllll Ml fWpT M2·5i8'71 •.Wlaf.... ...... Newport &•orh ·~ fln(·\l rum t urlOo on lht' W:lll'r 2 br, fanta.'illC \'ICW of ~an & bay Sccunl)-, 11«luded & d111c reet Pnnl & Jaeu111 Least' $1400 rro Adults t1l4 l&\2 <118.1 witdU)'; Laga.na leoch 3 J.48 ........••.•••••••..... l.\GL'.!'\r\ llE 1\Cll MTR INN Maid -.c•n . rnl••r n' hcatc.'tl 111101 l 't!I 17 J.1 14!14 54!(1 I !!HJ :'\ 11 <Aasl llwy Nicch furn Cowin. t hr I h.1 °Vlt''"· ;n :i1I S1pl 1,,.,1-. e clll U 11 ~:L, IJ 711 328--125 7 --~·oeh 3769 ....................... SUMMBl/WIHTEll RENTALS DIAMOND REAL ESTATE llHW COAU HWT '" Jll ... 645-757l nt~\UTI F\JJ.L Y rleu1rnt t.od 2 Bdrm on I .1d•1 ,. 1th .UJ amerut1cs M1n1 \ 1r ,. SMOO mo W11 tl·rfrorll Homes 631 1400 WlHAVE SUttttll IBfT.ALS Ahoh*Mg ,........._.for wtMer,......., 2 Bdrms. I ba. unrurn Yearly $425 Morith associated llAOKEAS · IHl\l TOA!. 2v2'1 Y'tl l o1b,,'l •' 1 J•• t OHTHlllACH l:larh. lutcb. bath, ut1l 1)(1 Hotel AJ>U 1210 yrly I.. up. Is\ & lai1\ 23Clll W Ckeanfront 673 4154 l~rae 2 bdrm 2 ba fireplace. 2 door from beach. '6:IQ per mo ) <'«r ly 117S-6'74_! - Ckean front Wl NT I:: It ltt-;NTAL f"urn 2hr. :11111. frplc, W1U. ~Mo fM6.~ HAl,f\OA llAV C.:L Ull l'uh Htinl. 2 Or, 21H1 , 1~ dl7, I J2A 3328 THE "GOOD LIFE" SUMMERTIME FUN. «;oeu11 Acllv•l•lt$ 01 111c101• f'r~e Sunday 1l1Ut1Ch • 880 s •Par t1t•11 •Plus much morn OMAT RECREATION: leo111s • r reo Lt"°llS (p10 & pro i.hop) • 2 tie11lln Cluos•Saun11• Hydfom&ssage• Swim ming • Goll Orrv1119 Range BEAUTIFUL APART• MENTS: Singles, I & 2 Bedrooms • Fur n1shed & Unlurnishlld • A.dull L1•11nt,1 • No Pela • Models Open da11v 9 to 6. 01kwood Gerden Apartment• Newport Beech/No. 880 Irvine (Ill 161111 (7141645-0550 Newport INc:h/lo. 1700 161h St 100¥81 81 161111 (714) 842 8170 Im. cmr l l(ar l(as ~ Ponl Gail Pd n H S<-ritt l'I &\2 SC'73 . IA.'.. ~.611 l Udrma. 1 bath .i1Jt Adult!\ SJ7 5 mo I:" paJd 6'\2 ~3 Sp.ir10l.L'S 2 br JpU. I-nm1 I)' Untl f'(J(ll & l'I J \ ~round Sund.inti' Yr .. .,1 i\ph 19:1ti M .qd•· 1,1;! 1!61br•tWll'n 12:, (;ardc•n \'1'<la Apb l'lt.·aut liran. nn ....................... ~lux,e l br d fl.<, rdnl( gar )llrd Ad 1o1li.. :"-" iieu Em SSo6 o 14 Slf.() f'HEI': tu::-., 2 Ix I b.i pq p.ilro t. £.Jr<•l!l' LI"' r.r ••r '"~ $1111 mu ~ Ulu" I .111 U-m \J'l<1 ~~I \Ir .. \ , 1.1 t'*, !fZltl nr l'tt; 3.:1.'.t ?834 .•..••..•••............ L\KCif. 1 CJ.:"ollll n,r 2•-,bu. bonu..~ rm .!. 1 ·'' ,.;ar ,~,..)~ dr 1 "' $:.:•., HIAl l<io'll! l:ll:ll>t .r n ... m ,,. ,., ~'.·:;.~ ,t11r,1l{I'. !u~hl .. drt"Or;Jt I Hi If' 4 leodt 3840 111 :..rTlJll hut jJ4°rfr1 I ~ W Ol'I r. r l .•duJt S?fA.> t;i:, !Jtlit'1 •••••••••• ••• •• •• •• • • • • 'w "'-1\ il1·corat1'<l .. 1111 :! JI,, I •DELUXE* townhuuH' 'ir•.11 11w firt-11htl l' & ,,.,.,1 Vuwl I s•Dftnl APT are' a Adulh no l>t.>l ' MUl.n S4.:i &l~ 1l il ri7;) 5~1!1 • •O<•an 2br l'Ond" nr !:>1.1 Ci.t l'l .. tJ f'ool. \pa WJ> Child Mt 833 lm4 ~ l.ari,:e <!hr lh3 i,:ar & Indy far 1\1\ul\' '" f't'(.., 2{({J M c1~11t· \jlt I\ r,~ f>IRJ .!. 1:R I Ba IJ't J>Jl1•1 1•arp11rt. 1111 lh« •~"If l'frurw s:r.s mo '" 1-.·\' N.lc rnr l..arr) or l'am 540-~ Near ne,,. 2 br. 2 ha. bltn ... dshwashcr. laundr} fal'11. sundc·<·k SoWO mo Adults. no µrls Days 67~. t'\'l'S bi3 l41R Spa<' dlx I RR. bltn,, V W. IMO. l,i,l & lut N11 f)(.'lS 00 1003 wunou.~ t'ondo. :t hr, 3 ba. Crplr. 2 patio~. ~un dttk. pool Jaru111 . t<'n °'' ~9 l(lfi1 SJ75 to $47$ 2.c...J tlr, :• hu, t'flC) .:11r, ('lH'µlll, f-'rpk lndl')' rm , patio .. rll blt11' TSLM1tmt ~ IW.I • • • J ... s ;leri 14671 O•• Rel l"t... YOll tn Hw wi..r of two"" ffclwtMollt ISli.50 YllUf'). to KHOTT'S IMllYF•llM Aua. 10th lhn.t Awe rn 'l'\cketA may ~ l'luunt!d by cll.lbna &42-5678, ext :m • *. 2br, l1"Jba studio. patio, rlo&ed 1•r•11e. nr shop ·g cntra, rf'Cftll red~or11 ed. 971-7659. Large 3br . 2ba. encl. patio. new crpl & paint. Nr. OCC. No pets. $425 ni.JM 3 Br, 2 ba. C.rpet..s/drps Dl1bwesher. Ou pd. $4$0/mo. 54A·51H o r 873-3800 2 er. 1 ba. sno mo. 271-A Eut 18th Place. Gas oven, unse. laundry fadl. No peta. 644·0452. Npt Hits triplfx, 3 br, den. 2 Be, 2 trplc, cpt3, drapes. blt·lns. dbl gar, lndry, waler/tu pd. Older children OK. SIOO. 300 OJ le, Ml·Dl a BR l a., ,.,, edulta. no &JU, eazs. 3lt Moot• vta. ta.Dt'-' lbr, epl. lnlen ded for Senlor adullt . lllOllo. ••ocne . 21r.AcWho#y JpOol.s Covered r ar p<>l'1 pauo ;,pt.'> BB~ .. rl<Jst> tc.r,,.)' & bdl- 'A .1Jk ti> 'h<>Pp1n.: 17111 ~-~st otW~ 847-6064 Dell11 J br. I', ba rondo IW. luds ok :Ofo !>CL" DlO mo + util 675 1706 SHARP beach I. 2 & :t AR ffl>ll'. ~hw'r !(or & pal.IO!i No pets 960 23S8 Redt'l' 2 Br. 3 blk' brJCh. C l>, udlt l PI. 2 t JC All ant.a 1 Wrm 1 b4 dl!>hWSSht'r. cod i;:ar111te. pitllO I milt' Imm beam Adults. no pi·~ ~ C311960 526ll MEW CUSTOM 2 IOtlMUHfT t.ar~c 2 br. 2 full bath.' frplr. hu~e pvt y ard. c·loscd garage No pets $4.lS, mo + S200 ecun l)' + S75 cleanin1t 17611 Van Buren. between l:aalt"f .le Newman. east d At•1ch Blvd. dn\e by • rall ror appt K48·S924 or!$U.7. Lft1n.-1 Mt TOIUCH Nr new 4 Plex I I I Sep ownr's urul. 3 Br. 2"" ba. 2 sty wlfam rm, frplc, JJlund hk·up, pvt yrd UIOO sq f\. t6001mo. (21 3 Br. 21,., ba, 2 sty. rrptc. pvt sundeck. SS2S/mo. (31 2 Br. 21'2 ba. 2 Sly, rrplc , pvt s undec k $400/mo. Small pets OK w/approvaJ. AUSl'ATE R EALTORS Annand or Michelle 5«).4148 or NS-6817 ev Large b1chlor apt. 1 block to Ow pier. ut1I. pd $120/mo. Call after 5. Sheryl, lllO-ZSSl LcCondo,2 matr br stt's. 2~ ba, trplc, 2 decb. 2 pedm. ya-d, w/d hkup, pr, blk to b<:h. 21a.19t.h St, SSOO. H0·4407 or -2518 Sudie> Apt, utll paid • t.undry, m1 rrm b<:h l200 mo ~ security, ref\ln· dableNf·llllle"es Es\ra lar,. 3 bdrm w/~. bltnl, 5 mUa from t.ada. cklM to trw7 ":it:'·,_ mo. Call Mon Jl'rt, 10 to $. •ua. 28lt.28A.11rnew, priv yri. pr. M2$. alllGrGNQtl2-4C'71 b. l"* •lltt. Adlta1 1 •• bitml, fDCG w ... pc1.-..1J0. Dal&me..._...,... J'r'pk, ~Orw9 "!"-•cl 1•r• ... petfos. •Vktor{alt "K" -~ .. ~l.:·~·!:·~..-~-- IHOaT T&all &IN· I Ir, I la tripla ...... ......... •• TALI -..,, dscll. I ._ 11111•"" ............ . La-.Or D•J wk. el10 Olll. Mr lo. Cit Plan, •lllclltilll._ *·-· wlater Ir 1r11. Aft. Pft £.U::· !to ,.U. dl&_...Rrllllli• IJ5.ll70 ""' . ' ... ~ ... 7se.<J3l2 aft 4PM ~ quiet rm, deluu .idil apt. nr bch. n1Jfl <imokN ~A.I 1Jlu,., Ask rr;r Hnan .\1 w~ or 1$37~,1 (All Z lir. 2 ba. 2 1Jll\1r~ 1n ~tlllher with <! yr t>ld "''' bc<ll l'X'lllU>n w , l(r"a\ wanl.JI to '>har~ Y•>vr lfPI VII'"* SlcSO mr1 Alll k1:<11h Ml:CI 67=-> 037~ r.:JJ I.VJ> Kl~NA l.drJ(t' • bdrm 2' h.i hrrpi., .. I' 2 ~Jl'Jr"I l•) bd'1 m> yi>arly "7l li71!1 l>f:l.UX•. C'<>NUO Jhr 2 >ba nf•wly d~•f (, .. r SllS Hon 84'1 ~ rr n•i dll'\,.tt !:IOI ~WI ~Al to ~ :.t br 2 IN md· ~..r· l-'dllt; Hiii \11 t.c h J ll tJlln> 'rh l"I "1 !iml rA:! 11,111 ~G CAN YOH VIEW 1-\k(.I·. 2 HH ! l~ lpl1 •.111111'(1 , ,~, 1.i .. 11 on\ 11'1( I .! c .ir l(:Jr JI •'. ,,.,,,i n,.. r .. rtl no 1""1' '' a11 ""fX J w75 i~ 2A9ti Ill J 1·hfJWU 3 ~ 2 .... I It'< ~Jr P•ll 111 r rp Ir IJ\lfi, JntJr. \I oll h '" r.c1.• ,.i~ :,,:,., .!tol' lhi m I ulr1 'h''V" \ 111 h Hit m· 11.11 111 , r111 /, ri'l• (,,\ itim .. In• I 1,111 1T.':1·~1J :1 AH I~ I,\ rm 1,,,1 2 •M'\ 11.,, 1!ar \ t•Jrl) • $tiUll ni.J ~ Ill J. !«161 I I Lrg .!. Ar 2 bu ) 1•ur I) "lt'Po-tn '" t>;in &I r(, ~1:,0 "'"" !-.l"pl I t..l"»lli I •Hr tr,.,.ni111u•" 111•Jf ll11J1o. l~l'fllloil I' 1l1t• 1 .tr.ut• ni• r•1' ~10 m11 1>41i JIH~ rrf I •r; t :'N..19 3176 .................. , .... I &. 2br mm t• 111 ltXlll' Walk to lx:h 5285 to S32S G46-0'JU7 or 4 !l8 1903 1110 •••.••......•.........• 'Oc•'4 tnwnhomf• n r ~o v)o(L'>t P la1:i .. I Rr 2 R:r frplC' pool $500 l!l2 I SunClow('r . S \ Call 2 1 3 11 3<1 SJ9t; o r 714 170 04lJ! lbr. nr ~ Coast Plat .i. 1100 I . 10 m . JU CU 1 11 . ... ua.na, :.ft'"> . Q w l'l $3flO 009442 ~ So t:oa.'ll Villa 2 br ~ nr pool & J3CU7ll StSS 1213 >6SJ.m1 --.. lwllh ,.,..a.ct or~,_.IMd l'IOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• TIIE EXCmN(f rALM MISA A"S MlNUTES TO NPT BCll Bach.1&2 BR fromms&up i\duJts. No pet.:. 1561 Mesa Or IS Bl.ks F.ast ol New1JOrt Blvd) 9i&m-5pm 546·!!600 • Sawinll Villate New 1&2 bdrm luxury adu.ll apts In l4 plans from m> + pool11. ten rus. waterfalls. ponds! GIS ror cooking &.. heat 1ng paid . froml Sin Diego Frwy drive !lforth on Beach to McFadden then West on McFadden to Seaw1nd Vill age. (714)-.51•·· 1'1115-TlllS ADULT APARTMENTS Ne9tJed •mont t au pine11 Ii n.Ulng stl"eams. PACJFICWOODS G-2140 fl'l'Tll rmm;i.Lc ·• .. 2323)'r' srn ;J> <-.ill 640 01~1 d'' •.pm r~inns1blc n<AI "lm<1kt-r 11.>r frJUr block' V> t>eac n <.:D'tt S220 mo 64() 7JfJh I '" 2 qUJf"t men th \hr 111 .. furri .:\pt tund•1 :'\r b<·alh ... ,amt.> FAS 2rF~\ <llarmrn!l .. nt1qu•· h,,. 'hr "' f,.m $21)1> • Ul 2-rd' l"l" IJI< \ft • 1-Al'i>IH• \1 ~ n1 .r I I I 'I llJ 11• in• I utl 1Hr h • "·'' ...1 "'"·' Will 'hart• I ~ lui. hm ~ .!J>l 11o fd•·vrrr. <,l)UllJ "'\ r<.111m :,.11, s.l:!li l" M t11•1·t F1·m I ftlr r mmal1 ° "'A ~'()II B \Olh 'ti .>.Ii> !fi~I 43SO ...............•...••.. l~.irJl(t' 'PJ •"I.' l"r r1•n1 .:"oil\ Blh ~llmu {'.ill 1.-rT) 645-1546 Offiu Refttal 4400 ................•...•.. I MO. FtlH •ENT ~ .... t:ihlr..hl'd :'li•'l4 prirl U1·arh full 't'n I\'" l'l\ l'C'Ull\ I' .,Ull1• 3 Ill 111\ltJUJI urfrl~' fl•>.,. J\ J1lablt.> 1\ll Jmcn1t11·, 111rlu1fr1f 1n mr1nth t" month r.-nlal \t,u•Arlhur :it J am b<1n •1· t:Xt:;Cl .. 'TIVE HOW INC 752 7170 &Kllti•• S.itn New addJtll>n tn SUI ll' I HO H.111 i.rrv1t'l' exrc :-.u1t~·' 1n :-.lt"wport Centn 11 nt•w oHtl'<'l> in plu:-.h :.ur r•lund1n l(' w un1l1•r i:round asl>IRnt..'d parl< mg 1-rom ~ mu. t\~I< about our move 111 ul luwanc~ llkwport HCKency C.:on> 17UJ6+171119 I nr 2 Rm Su1trs rrom Si~ Ti9 W l!llh St Call Tom ~2'2XJO Retail OHtce ~pan!. 7011 :.q ft. We!ltchrr are.i H i76-4 I 411. cal I roll ert Smell Htde·Away Offt<•,• ()lJy S50 per mont..b \' ~• cant. lZ5 No. Broadwn\ Sonia Ana. H1slor11·~1 Bldg For more info rall Sam Warren 5.58·6878 or Renala~n07 Srmll omce. Perfect f1•r answenng serv1<'e. ~h' Only S7S per mo. I Ill:! West 171.h St. Suntu An.1 For more info cull J11(• Ca n ale 54 7·4 181 ur Renal<l at 556· 7707 Anaheim olfice, busy cor ner 800sq'. crpl. drp:-.. panel l1 n i:. Cttr ol al 493-6635/ Pat at 586-9867 eves.or 642· 1221 Pn!st.leious ne• IXICUTIYI surns available n ear O<.: Au1JOrt. Auractive uh.~ tne.lude receptionist. law Ubtary, conlerence rms . secretarill service. & Xerox f1clll ty . fo'or u personal lour " further details inquire at Vortat: Assoc . 9S5·2288 or IJ5S.:Dl0 4000 Oneota ldnd , ..................•... Room w/kltchmtlle '72wffk•up • 541-97~ 2 rma nr. beh. W /kl\ priv. •· llUMt +SIOO dept. No Pett Slnale Mat. '7W511 ......... Le nn. prv ba fl f rl)lc, ldtchm prtv. m £, la, c.-........ , ...... ........... 210 ....................... TMfm llodern 1 .. 2 br cott.q• • beltdl • Tahiti wkb car, row boet, wHh mulllae, complete ldldlla. .cc ..... ... -=-,,..-.... . ... . • PDITHOUSE SITE • Miits I a. Trwt Loef&~ 5300 r..IOSA11 SlSO Wedoeeday. Augu I IS, 1979 DAILY PILOT ft 4411 , I Ill...... 44IO ...... DeNi: 1015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lan"· 11'1· bm/whltc: col lie. Reddl1h brn II io,n old. Vic Talbert A 11.,noua. 142·k3t or ..... ....,W•hd 7100 HllpW..e.d 7100 HlfpW-... 71• ....................... ...................... . !Oto rtltlt1 IOOI I .., ...,..al 1\-' ln 'f cla,.. No poi nt• • &-.~!i.,000 2nd TD ... • Newport Cu . ~POLO• OlTl'CAU.. ONL V •t7M'76• ••··········•·•········ ............................................. . on1e11.,.. ............ 1..-.: ---• et 1m1 •at111 11•4 ...-.., ...... UN'DU _. T.a.rt la Hut· •IQ. n . ....................... ACCOUNTING CLERK ASt•••S ~ •j;l,! .._. Btwi.. • ,., .._,.._,A..---·~ Wlll train. FUii t ime Pn!dlion coll wiodm1. fl! IM ~ O.C. A.1.rport area. Pbofte sold•riaf • teataa1. fbr our eo.t. lleN et: for &PP(. 5.S7·1112U. llr. Pleuul environment. tire. Ex~rleaee ,,..~ = ~ -:r. ....... ... dlllk a,...--. o.&b Dus•w 0.... .... . Pllo• office. PltoH *lloftlie•cir.._..-. •• th t t eo.ta ..... ra.tat a.. for HI• .... "' ....... .._~unit)' A•· ..........._ cpl, waal· .. to de¥tll .... 2-d t iC: •• ':f"/ ..... ,..... L-081'. M. Orey Neut«ed Poodle Wearin1 New Mn.Ko~. ~12. Vic Giaiw •Colorado Pl. Ml.ma. O.C. AIRPORT SICT'Y& ISCOllT West. Ellcelleatpay •beoeflta. ferre d. PIHH caJt SR ~na Inc. U4 Geor1e Wainer aC Produrt.ioll Pl. NptBc:h. $62300, • IOGl:ltll,IN. ... Wl•....U Call for appt. MJ.-.. C .. lfer•I• F•d•r~ -a..t.,.u.e. N & ... .. .me. .... : i.Sq. ft.-mo meame bul •llW.I Um• PGt•nllal ad reply w1.._., llio• tao Dally Nat PO an a.YO «M ....................... t ... 1100 ....................... S5 reward for blac k, ....... poucb. Vic 19th ti Pomona, Cll. ConWns buairMas papera . Call (TIA)nz.~?days, Eves, ... ...,. •SBYICI• Speci1lhln1 In busi· neumeo, res idents wekome A.eC'Ount1ftl ACCOUNTING TIM'OltAIY ASSKiMMINTS Aut llaaa1er for H. 8 . Seti 11 & Lw dnc '*°"· Iii.a ace 23. 2"100 Harbor Blvd. a. GNnd:r IJl:r m411r 739-5241 24HIS. Prefer eaper Lo chaln Co&c.a Meu groc. or dnlfc 1tore. f'ull Equal Oppor Emplyr Sl30 UP. Offtu.atort. ~JIU. cblal. A 1C 11!1Al llNela. H.B. LM. .. _,. a11u~Omce 6 1torqe Wut CM ..,..... or part.I prl'f ......,. +uul lll)..2tl8. .....,. -f'RAN C lll Sti! S W E N $ t: N :j I C' t; CRmAM. ll0.000 aroaa per mo. Beach loc WAdn Xlnt. tuma cat: •u100 rotNY PINCHER ADS Lost REWARD: Los t fU1lln&ton Harbour Cold clwJo ti medallion. Has lion ti wtlab R.H. Cati Ml>5872"' 2)3, 177.Q20. ••• c-.sm- 114'7 s-t. v...-c. f t•YcAry Y• ... llt9w....,.of ........ ffcUtbooU OrH9• CoHtJ la • I I 111 .,., IO ... -w.·,.. time Mr. H•lc:h . Bukina 84'7·~. ErD LOAM Pl.AT· Attendant, Women's Spa. fOIM SICllTAIY Private Club. P art Ume. South Coast Nation.at flexible hrs. Call for Bank, an independent appt. ~5000 ext S20 bank. 849 Sullllower Sl. Newport Bud a olc/lpt ... C.Dnlr)' lertkMl. ,,~u~ ... ---1 Newport Nr Pst Ofc.: ---.... t .. Ollf 1 ..... 1011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOl..,TAUCS! Attendant for self -serve _CM __ . s.o. __ s.-m __ E_O_E_. __ _ ONLY S2 Lost 8·12. Femal e ROll•RTllAllS •AIDIN O'FICI ModilmS.1ql\11&oreor ~ ... -~ .. HO MES lock~ In ~IJ .in> 1tt'm or tom l11n111100 of llernN for S75 01 lt'111> 10-llh 11 Penny 1'111t•l\t>1 Atl :I lrn.·:s for 2 COll)t't'Utl\\' Ila)') ~JCh .ddlllonJI hnl' 1~ W lor lh•• l da)i. l'h..trttc 1t • · Himalayan. Vic. 43rd & IU~r. Please call for medical 1nstruc t1ons 673 ·8516 E ves REWARD! <Sl9 50 value I, to ICNOTT"S IBRYFAJtM account~ 9le!l station. Hrs 7am· 1Pm. Moo tbru Sat. Exp OIJl net'. will tra in. Apply m person 3600 £. Pacllic Coast Hwy Cdm between tpm.Jpm ask (or Tony PACI AC FEDERAL SAVINGS VACI ofr H30 Avon ( E > AvalJ. on Quail & 1n m m 700_'1 ____ _ Newport Beach. From DHlr Spactu S l orage 400 to 3IOO IQ. ft Call .~ 134 w &ker 1.-.73U0 OlA.e Mesa. 6U·0616 COSTAMISA ' ' t ......... 4500 Profess. office spice tt••••••••••••••••••••• avail. ln cam Lit Banlt New (root street location. Bldg.. U0.300 sq. ft Low Park lrv1oe Busilless pnce. Incl. jenltonel. OM&.e.r. 4,801 sq ft. For secunty services, con-U.topt.ioo to bizy. Pvt lettnce rm. & util. Abun· Ply~. 494-3866. 'd.ant parlwl& avail. Con--'---------v~nie11t toe. close to ~ llACH afrporf. travel agent & 3000 ft. 1000 fl office bank in bldg. 230 E . 17th space, quiet Ute indus. St .. C.M. 642-9560 area. No automotive or hberglas1ng. 645-3323 CM newly dec orated dys. suit.es air cond. 45"sq . ft. --------- (714 )-642-7710 or (213) 5500 sq' warehouse & ofc. 422-1665. Laguna Hills, Moulton & Lake Forest. 951-1808 Owner. warehouses & offices. x.lnt loc. 1310 Logan, CM. rstrnt.s1. ideal offices & 646-7512or548-6900 professional secrelanal lndlmrial space approx services. For more info 1400 sq ft 4 offices _ 2 call Bev at 979-2161 a 1 r c •0 0 d . d + AVAJLAILENOW warehse .. J7c gross. Large reception area. 2 _529-029 __ 1_. _____ _ pvt. olOces+storage and Stai.,. 4550 .conference 'work space. ••n••••••••••••••••. •• Ground noor. convenient Outside storage lighted & a11ple parking Ideal fenced private residerTCe ~rt Airport loc. Call nearOC Airport. 545-3377 Dorothy 979-8S33. G _ _._ olf' . bl f ._.. W..ted 4600 d.IUC'O tee swta e or ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 or J individuals. Very . . reasonable. Santa Ana· Responsible. working Tustin Area. 835.6505. w r 1 t er s eek s o ~ e bedroom cottage 10 <Jfices . Large, cu.<itom Corona del Mar or Costa decorated. Beac h & Mesa. Quietness essen· M c Fad d e n F u I I tial. Write Classified Ad a me n 1 t i es i n c I . ir.!06, Daily PiJot, P.O. secretarial ser vice 1f Box 1560, Costa Mesa needed. Ohcal Business _92626 __ . ______ _ Cen ter . 891 -4745 or Desire l.seirent or house 752-0234. cpl look.mg for unlum 2-3 San Clemente-On the bdrm w/encl yd for 2 beach at the Sea llorse mllure dogs. Have good IM.Sl75 mo.l..f92·1720. ref's for all o f us . 75J-9Ul0, 12·4 pref. Steve e crow Sellt'rl!I h ave qreed lD pay 1111 CO.ti iaod CaJTY znd T 0 for S yur.s <2> 38r. l\• ba ti (21 48r, l ba+ram rm Great rentals Located In N £ Anahe:1m Poti 1blt lease opooo. Pnnc1p:al3 only For details call Anmndor Michelle ............... 540-4646 146-6117 H•S .......,tol.099 5025 • •••••••••••••••••••••• SWltGLOAHS and 2nd Trust Deed Loans on residential property Custoouzed to meet your needs! {NEED {MONEY • CUDITMO NOil.EM ~ & lnt TD loai 547-5402 Arranged by Coast HOim Lo.s MON EY AVAIL · l'li1Hornmt>rc1JI .ill, ,.or m orl• 1nform.111on •Hiil ili plJl'l' )Our JIJ rnll 642-5678 ••• C..toa E. Rojos 17641 Misty ..... ...... =:.-a.ocJt YOM .. he Hcbtbooks 1$19.50 value>. lo KMOTT'S IB.RYFARM AUit 10th thru Aug 19 Tickets may be claimed by caJltng 642-5678. ext. Z72 ••• 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 64%-5678 ABLE·S'Z0,000 mm .. a ny Found VIC Goldenwesl & purpose. Mr. Hargrave Heil. H B black male !ril·3S35 German S hep herd. Loan speclalist·bus ., con. st., R.E .. & acct. rec. financing 842·0455 MONEY AVAIL.ABLE $20,000 to Sl0.000,000. Any purpose, 837·3833 847·0>4 Found or lost a pet? Call Special Pals hotlin e 714·972-1235 ~-Sm B & W poodle max w/blue collrtblack nea collr. Lg REWARD OH Nwpt Blvd, C M 43&-0!r71. Found. Spyglass. blk & while male Sparuel pup, approx. 6 mos . 7S9-9434 FOUND.Male kitte n. lon g-haired Tabby wrwbt neck, chest & paws . Vic SA lleaghts 8~12. 549-:.113. Aug. IOl.h t.hru Aug 19 n ckets may be claimed by ulling 642·5678. ext 272 ••• MASSAGE RGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCAU. OHLY Delp ......... 631-2140 GOLDEN GIRL FOUN D: 2 wks a go a ADLT X MOVIES banded pigeon Call & RS & S8. 20'~ off <.:all 1denWy. 6"2·9814 John 894·5364 or 894 1176 ffiUND: A hjgh school class ring 1973. 6"2·9814 FOUND Claim or adopt !.1ale. young blk l.dh rrux. Male. blk & tan Cocker Spaniel approic 2 yr.; Fem. wht & bm Trr rier mix-approx 6 mo!> Male ll1malayan c·..t t Others NB Animal Shelter. 2670 San M1i:ucl. NB 644-3656 ---- l'Ound 8 12. Nr MagnohJ & Atlanta H B Beaut. fem Sabenan hus kv No ID. Al 0 C An'imal Shelter. 960-4!15<! or 534-3561 •SllERI LEt:• Ccr M assewit' llous<.-calls by Appt 838 6HJ8 •SEQUtH• &corts&~s 7f,2 87~. S"8 ~JJ Gnat c °"'PG"'f OUTCAll 2thrs t.-11 UUIO MC/VISA __ Man !JO. reu rco. M mfortbl Ul('Offil' ~k I( ..itlrJC'llH lady 41}50. like' travel :;~. mll51c. qwet din nel"'\ C..ll PC \93 ~ rrn>l anyume AM tk.-::.t PenoMlls 5350 ,tnCIMll Servictt 5360 .....•..•.............. Energ1Z111g MASSAC I:: Bob J ames -L1c Masseur Outc al I 9-11. 494·5 ll I MICHELLE'S •Ovtcdl• UAM·2AM 835 374!1 •FOXY LADY * OUTCALL ONLY •972-1138• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Going on lJu)in~~..; tn p-. llavc fun Call ·r r:.\oc-hnw Secret:irie::.. Ur ... nda ~7563 LOVB.Y LADIES ~WUt.:1-.., fv t:SCOlffS \\1th I'! ,-rtlt)L'"'t-; l'lvL HES 2\llr-. 535 \j l!I tau- There are many new firms moving 1nto the Orange County area bring.ing about an in· creasmg demand for ex pentnced Accounting and Data Processing persoonel CPA'S If you are not aware of ~ benefits of workin.i: l(•mpc>rary -J!I vc us J caU or vi.i.at w. at our new locatJOO. We will ~ hap py U> d L'<'lll>' 11 with you Wf.' af\· loc•ated tn th•• C'Ol.lJWELL A1\~K f':n Bt:lLDI. 'ti Suite ;20(1 Z333 :'\o BroJd"' .i} Santa Anet (71 41llS-4103 Free ParkinJ? ACCOUNTS PAYAIU CLERK A ll1\er51faed propert~ mgmt co 1., &eekm~ J ::.h.srp ac·c·t ., pa).ible dt-rk tu a:.::.15t the c·on t r o I I t' r "' 1· o boolcs payroll Cd pa) & ~ru.. Call or '>4·nil rt i.ume to Leola ~; 8711 A!to Prop. Mqntt 16721 Hale A\ t- lrvtne. Ca 92714 :\dven.i:;ing RECEl'TIONIU AUTO BODY MAN, AUTO PAINTER . PAINTERS HELPER 642-93f3 Al/l'OMOTIVE TOYOTA&VOLVO MECHANICS 4 day work week, no DJgbts. Excellent pa y plan EltcelJent company benefits. ()pportumly for advanceme nt with a financially str<>nj? import ooaJer . Contact Service Mgr EAILlllE TOYOTA-VOLVO ~9303 540-9467 Auto Assis tant Office )tanager Gd company be nefit !'! Selman Olevrolet . 633-3521 Nan c:y Zan.gl AUTO,ARTS OEUVYY W1•ll groomed fPm ale '"''-'I' th. with )!ood dnv 10~ re<'Ol'd. C M arl'a CJll $$6 2500 ror In I.Cr\ lt.>W a ppt AUTO SUNROOF ,,.~ /Traillft f u 1 1 t , m ... c; o o d mechanical :ibaht} and """1fk r~'Ord £CJ E C.ill 642 404(.I AIAIJ tr Jll.'o 'lhlJp look m l( for dean up & dt'IJ -.ery pcf'SQn & qualaf1ed !Jl.- d1\ 1dual to remov(' & replac~ ltan:.mai>M<>n" S41S. 221111 BAAYsrrn:n d.1yt1ml" hr!.. for 15 mo old. JP pro'< 15 20 h r'I wk. own transp S2 00 hr ITT~ ~ Rl\BYS IT'T t'.f< A 11 eta y iv.. ... &Thun ~> homl• f~UM FULL-TIME TBlER COltaM.sf tr.cit 234 E 17th St Call Dan Olumbley 631~ Bankmg Newport B eac h mortgage banking co· has 1mmcdate openingl> for ambitious individual~ w/pnor exper · 1n th• foUowtng po81lloni. DOCUMIHT CONTROL CLERK Pnor loan exper prefer rably an loan documataon rontrol T'> audit loan file. for complt'teness & dC<'urat:) T yping r.: QLlrcd QUALITY CONTROL CLE•K Mm 6 moe. pnor docu- ment Cf><ltrol ex pt:r or loan proc~:.,mJ! ~xper. W 111 a u d 1 t ., e I e ,. t c ti number of loan hie:. for acrurat.t> do('umen1.111u11 Typtng reqwred DOCUMEMT MACHI ME OPBATOR T.o t~ loan 1nlormat1•m. into BurrouRhs Dncu ment machine Ad)USl forms for pnnt -out & makt' corrrt'l1ot1s wh1•n Ot.'l.'~ary Pnor ofhc1t e.x:per & typing nf 4Swpm reqlDrcd Part-time NEWPORT HACH or Jean ---------Design your own custom ofhce. Prime airpor t Need 2 BR, house, duplex location w /excelle nt or ? for working mother ...._., W..ted 5030 lAst or Found a pet., Call Ana m a I A ss 1stance League !>37-2273. no fee. Reward M COtCkatiel. g ry w yellow & or. cheeks. pet of 14 yrs, VIC 12th/Bay. Perun 675-2807 P REGNANT '' C;trtnJ!, confldentrnl counseling & relerraL Abortion. adop· tJon & keeping. APCARE Prof(_•,:.1ooal ma•"•JJ!1· h\ ln"d Thcrap1 .. 1 :'\ II lrs 3 :JO to !I JO A1>1>t Ad a~enr) net'di. ful I tame Rt>cept1on1:.t n11 l'XP ll('(: but typml! of i .1 ""J>m e:.::.('flll:il Good .-n tr~ po,11 wn for nl!hl fJl'n.or! Ca II 5.5&-fMOO rir JPPI> .st 4500 C.tmpu, Dr. Suite 6118. :'\cv.por1 8ea<'b_ Ask for Jeannw B d b \ , 1 1 t ,. r & I 1 t c h<Jlb•-v.vrl. I-or r•...-1m ~ ~oan.I ~ 'mJll -.JIJr" ~'h ()" f(loft'r\c"OH"'> req1.1red 7~ 1413 CLEO TY'9ST • Pnor olfacc• expt•r Good tYl>Ull! ::.kill' & abahty l•1 ljperltlt' 10 kt'~ Wt)Uld he deurable to fall our d nk ty pist po?>1l1•m S:il.i.ry comm w e~1>4·r f JI & daughter. Reasonable reeway access. A or rent. Prefer Eas lsid e part 8300 sq (t available fro m SI.OS. Newport C.M .. or Newport Hts area. Please calJ 540-8308 Ptace.Ginny,645-65()1. after 6 pm , ask fo r GARDEH OFACES Jackie. PrestJg1ous office bwld· Need 10 Oct. Or Nov. furn 1ng. Brookhurst Blvd or unlurn. apt. nr. ocean. near Edinger. Suites Apply lo Box il619, Dally from 390 sq ft . lmmcd Pilot PO (lox 1560. CM occ upan cy . 1575 1 92626 Brookhrurst. Mr Cantor, --------- 213-439-5849 Fem l()lsbare 2 bdrm A pt w/same. Sl82/mo. in CM . ~3340Eves &.c. Otfic• Spoce 400 sq ft . Deluxe build· Winter r ental. 1 or 2 ing. ample parking. bdrm. Mature couple, Prime loc near 3 mJr. Teachers. 833-6138 Days. frwys. No. Grand, Santa Ana. Call 979-8533 Space w /sewer conn. for _________ , placement or new 23ft trailer retired cpl. Adult area Smi of ocean. Rer exchgd. P.O. Box 8107, San Mar1no. Ca. 91108. Nt>w garden offi ce bwld· mg. 1750 sq ft ground noor suate. Available at Sl750/mo near junction o f O r ange /Sa n ta Ana.Garde n G r ove freeewa)'1!. 630·3482 or 971-2854 DEC. OfflCES 50005q.FT. Ideally located in the Skypark Indus trial Center. Private recep· uon. large conference room. huge plans room. WE NEED A JBr house. lower apt.. or Condo in the Huntington Bch , Marina Sehl district. 1375 lo $400. Pleas e call 846-8S79 alt 6P M. ......,11 ... nt/ ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... Opp a lwlty 5005 + 8 individual ofCiccs. f'EE or LEA.SE Avail. now. Inquire f)-ench Polynesia Tahiti <714)76().9466. or outer islands. Beach • •••••••••••••••••••••• Approx 750 sq.ft. +extra fronts av a i I ab I e . s t orage If needed. Developers only ple ase. Newport Blvd .. CM. $300 Owners in Hawaii look· Rl•-~" ....-. ing for foreign investors. ...:per~_mo __ . _ .. _._,,..,_._' "'-""-• C a I I a r e a c o d e .......... c...... Q.923-8758. Design Plua, lwcurious U.--UcftMt d e. s ublet. 642-5'56. Orange On-Sale $39,500 Upstainofflce. SlOO. Toll-Free (800)252-2000 lncld utJI. 105 E.18th CM . Brand new building on Newport Center Dr, N.B. 8e-4y in November. For lnlor caU f'1S.1'175. Han&. BdL 4 bib from oce.. lie A/C office lft modem bld1. llay be dlvided lnlO 3 suites. SISO/mo. lM all or part. .. .,.. arc Spece 12xl.S'8". (um, Weratern Fed Bld1. ...... Isl 'JI0..1515 EARN $60,000 + SMmleu Rain Carrying S)'steml. We make our own• imta.U them on tbe job. Guarantee buliDea from referrala. Plua Iota more btulne11. llore room to~ Mlf'ViD& all of Oran1e Co. Eatabllsbed business ow. s JUR. '75.000 2 t:nlcb and macblnery. Phone SS. 'T1ZI aft lpm. MDdow w..aalq, resid. ~-MAI beach route. S7500 . Dlllmt oftk9. ll50 Per .,. llo. Realonomlca ---------~ llALISTATI QDI, am cle w /alr eond, ..... desk. ,. .. u •1·11. To .... _..,. or drlalrer. 171-UOO l:IN:& • 0 Prime Npt Bdl location. Eleeil .... al9tlal natal .,..._ -t 5 yr old oftk:e .............. Ofter' will cary. SxHllHl ............ Call m•-·'-"..,. !!!.~·.·~·-· ..... _: '-::::ii:~:::::::~ -----~....... CM( ' 9':.:..... MONEY llllA vaos I>• a .. o " • • Pl.AM ___ ,,.,_, 119 ... V .. S.C.ll. ""~:..~~ MMIU • ••••••••••••••••••••••• WOllOMG CAPfT AL Orange County National Corp. in the boom1ne Security field need s funds for growth XJnt o ppo rtun i t y t o participate in a growth industry Active or non· active investor We have presently over 100 Dealers nation wide. In· vestment lo SlS0.000 wttax advantages. P 0 . Box 773, Tustin, Ca . ~- Moe ¥JH. Tn11t o.idi 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sattler Mt.). Co. All types of real estate investments since 1949. Spedalmqin 2ndTDs 642.2171 545-06 I I CASH FOR TD's Amencan Mort 547-7151 Lost. Blue Yellowhead Amazon Green parrot. reward HB 842-76:>4 REWARD' LOST· Cahco, Tort.01se·shell cat. 8 '8. VIC High Dr. Lag Bch BIJt. orange, wbt mark 1ngs Fe m . shorthaar . Margae 497·2S04, 494-8088. Lost. Black & wht fem dog, nuxed breed. Vic. Bake r & F a1 r v1e w 549-0277. Lost: Bm tblk cal Vic Yo rktown, Newla nd . Albatross. Collar w !bell. 8112 968-0067 LOST· Burgundy color modeling portfolio on Sl().79, at Lido Village in Cront of Warehouse Rest Reward ! Kassandra 761·506.5 Sl*i'-'RNdet' l.815S El Camino Real San Clemente : !'\ally he For Appt 492. rs; I..A.~A 'S 01.JTCALL IOAM·2AM 775-0493 LiRda & v;cki •o..tcal MoslO!Je * For the .. of It 24Hr 135-7313 ~Girl * 971-1513 * 24 Hour Olstcall Service ESCORTS Tommy's Of Newport lotroducmj? JAMIE&SUZY 642·1.571 7 IOPM Starting Saturday, September 1st and every Saturday thru-out the Football Season the Dally Piiot brings you A new. exciting. professional fool ball magazine section brlnging our readers the m ost interesting. com p r e hensive a nd auth oritative roundup of material on the pro games to be televised each weeke nd for 20 weeks . Player profiles. scoutmc reports. p ictures. p redictions. the point 11 p r ead. Inside comments o n strategies and who and what to watch for -everything lo e nable readers to get the most enjoyment out of their pro football watchin g. Don't miss o ut' o n this chance to have au the football tacts al your fin.,rtlpt. M, ...... ..,_,.,_..._ .. .... ..... ,., .............. ,.. ... . a. .... ],......., 142-1171 DAILY PILOT 0111)" 54!!_~_1; ___ _ T~ 5450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AJ RLJ ~E COL' PO:'l:S Credit card.-. accepted I~ Sell Bonded Lie ~1urray 'l HO W Santa Barbara i\ve. LA 00037 213 2J4.ol2J. ext 10 Seek per<Y>O to dn ve m.> car lo l::a..'lt CoaM Late AUJ?U~l Wtll pa) S 675-:.x!, filS 2521 &~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7075 . .•.................... lr-orung in my I lunttn~f\on Elcachhomc Call 963 ~703 Add beaut.y of wood to your home. pat111. dl'ek. s adlnl! l~c B 360799 Bob 750-2643 Swedish i.tirl looking for J family for hH• in and IY>u.-.ek~panj? or bab~'at ling 675-5780 bl wn I 0 6 pm H11p W Cllllhd 7 I 00 ....•...........•...... ATTENTION JOB SEEKERS Aid to M m11191r Utility & l11e main ten.ance In IOvl'I) II unt angton Be.> a ch apt bw 111 in.ii. Excellent po::.1t wn f or r etiree w '\nm .. mf.'('harucal ab1ht> Apt ~ SaJar). S21-8$41 AIRCRAFT a.fuclil19 Ditf>Gkhet- Org Co Airport Xlnt op· port for OUtl!Ol n j! d1oerl uJ person who can band.le fast pacf' & pn· ssure Pleasant working l'On d1t1 ons Salar) nes:ntaablc Conta C't Kath,) <It !»46·4300, l"Xt 1U AnsWft'iftc) 5erY ic~ PBX operators fOT J telephone an:.wl"ra ng st.>rvace expenencl'd or w'lll train f\JIJ tame or part lime shuts ava1la ble Days . aftt-rnoon everun~ or j!ra\ t' yard ~tust be able to 140rk '>()(Jl{' weekends Typ1n11 ..6 wpm reqwrcd Man) i:o benefits available Please caU Mon· fo't1 Fa.'lhioo Island area Costa Mesa area Airport area <.:all 54J.4230 M1f' E.0 E APT MANAGER F'or 5$ units in Costa Mesa Exper'd couple. Wd e bkkp ~ ex p IC you haven't found a JOb by August 16th, watch for •Husband maant. exp . Call 642·5073 or ~ 13 ) 86.'>-3151 JOBS "JOBS" is a s pec ial tabklid section that wtJI be published with the Daily Pilot on Thursday. Aucusl l&th. .,_,Mfuitl AICHITICTUIAL DI.AFT & IMT. Commercial Int. design firm in N.B needs In· te rmedlate & s r . draftpersons Xlnt growth potenual. Send Resume: Ad!SS20 in C/O Th e Daily Pi l o t News pape r P 0 . Box t:iS), Cost.a Mesa, Calif. 9tl"1 A/11.tcepHowlst ~girl office. Exp. req. in lYJJUll & verifying in· voices, 4()..SOwpm , 10 key by touch, answer phone, A C C E S S 0 R V aeneral o ffice pro· DESIGNERS needed. c:edures. Newport Beacb Oare ror design esaen-..... n411e-10t0 tial. part-Ume or fuIJ . --------- time. earn Sl5·S20 br. Almnbly Wort fuJ.1 time. WW U'ain. Call llari..bn Apply In penon. Arrvw 197...,_ llfftfl . Inc. 1365 Lotan .Ucountlnc PleMe see our lld under biddnl.. Irvine S • L AllD. McountiDC NIGHT POSTING a.ERK M dub Melrinl ..,,..._penoaform· Uy poa. in Acd .. Lt tfp- ... • 10 u, tsP Nqd. ................ '° 28m, Call for •ppt. -----Un fttl:---. • ,. Ave. C.11. s.wt02. ASSa .. s Primed dttuAt boarcla. wt.re ...,_. UMmbl)', aome eleetro-mec:bankaJ experience. Minimum ftve yean experi•H. RaplcllJ upandlnt O'lllla ea., nrm .... etllt•l eompanJ beMflta. COnt•et Pat IMl m.-i. s.at 0po part ,,, r J'as•. --.; .... .-.--~ .. ~ ·---....._ ... _____ ....,_.._.,... ... ..._ ....... .__.,_ .. ._.., __ _,. --..--.-. Bab}'lltler needed. mom UijO only foc I yr old .\f) RLEClERK 1-:ntn lt>\t-I IJO'>ltllln Some. pnor ofllr~ exper. preferred. but wall train ho me In 1ne Good Good company p11ut ~31) 552 81~ benefits & fret! parkanw · Bab~1tter n~cd da)' for potty trained 3 ~ r old :;i 1rl Y u ur homl -... fenced ) .ird l' \t 55&384fi Babysllt.er F t. in m~ ~ H home. Mon t'ta 7 15-4 1$ 640--0686 BABYSITil-:R for ~trl~. 2. :; &c II Late hou.w .... ork f"or appt <.'all 640-45WJ. ext202fo:OI-: --- Ba.ruontz StatJ!ll1cal Typist Xlnt b<'n l'f1t:., e~ pcnenc~ only plea::.c <.:<ill for appt !HO 5100 C-arol Of' Ma rt tn AMERICAN STATEIAMI(. flex hrs Could live an Bankanie ~"' &h 6444811 TELLER TELLERS \\e turn>ntly ha\e 01>4..n 1ngi; 3\a1lable 1n our C,0..Wt Mesa Branch for a full f\all & Part T1mt' Teller Desired bJ<'k ground 1111ould include Pf'e\'lOUS S & L. ban.k1na or related expen ence We dfer excellent com pan) paJd bend1ts and a compet1t1ve start 1n ,1C salary Please call L1!>a Kisner al f 714 ) 979 3910 BRENTWOOD SAVINGS & LOAM 1640Adams Ave Costa Mesa, Ca 92626 Equal Opportunity E mployer MI F Bankmg GENERAL NOTE TBlERS o....,.c....,.,.. Opening• available for eiq>erienced indlvlduals I n t h e complet e docwnealatlon and I C· coundnl ol lnat.alJmenl, real estate and com - mercial loam. Includes iDterett and collateral Expenence prl'ferred ror nur So Coast Plata •1f· rare Please call Kathy Amburtzt>Y al 540-4066 Calf. Fedet al SGT· inqs & Loan . , 3333 lfn stol St C M E 0 f.: Banlwltz TB.LEll/P.-t r ... Dowfwy SavmRS & Lo<611 has an openmtz in ll:a c.oiua Mesa branch for .s part ume teller Savuu:~ & Loan or bankin.it exper preCt>rred Must be able t.o work Saturdayi.. Xlnt workrng cond Paid vacations F'or further mlo cont;ic:t Mr. Fiaher- ty. 7 14~·7422. Equal ()ppar Em pl yr He.nlong Tai.st NEW ACCOUNTS Part time permanent. typing required. Wiii consider trainee. Call for app't. J oan Marselle, esGSl Mutwll Savings & Loan 570Caminode Estrella San Cleme.nte F.qual Oppor Empb'r Banbng ACC~ SA~S&LOAM Expanding savings & '°91'1 needs penon for a c-C!OWltinl dept. Savin~6: loan exp nee. Position m1y lead to asst cott- troUer. ln1De S .tt L Aun UllS62 llacArtbur Blvd Irvine '152·2800 EOE·M/F calculat.lons. Ability to, ________ _ type accurately and operate a calculator es· emtial . Excellent benefits av.ua.b&e. ror further In· fcnatkJD eoat.tel lla .... e Al..,.. at: 17141 '71-3714 WIU.SPAMO .... ........ Oppt.J Smpl .,, Bantinl TB.LEI ..... NAnOMAL BA.MC Has open.lus for ea· per leoce 1'ull time Tellers. We otf•r II· --llmlftla .... .,.. ~ Mftld ~---· IJ. "--~wt Vu .,,.. ,.. ~ ., ...s.o.s. ) , d 8. ~. or •... oi. 65 ... QI Ill t8 \!), ·Id. 70 ••• en· ed. 00. tor· ffr. '74 • ••• pa. tter. ru . -- DAil Y PILOT Wedneec!!y. A"lu.t tS. 1171 Servlce It laatallalion Jltl1's boM &. home re Ru /Comm 'I 24 br pain I ·~~••ha.,. In ~a1.o&n.1s.t c&rptntry • ritwttlau •.,. • ""*' Abo aJua 6 wtn -•••••••••••••••••• dow C'l1a&uMtl r•pJacc n. ell. Jun Ml-4TII Drl vewaya •Par II In a kJ&•A.eoalrl -SealroaUoa. SM AapbaU S4t 417 I Uc'd. _.., .. ». ••••••••••••••••••••••• ANY'nllNO from A U> Z Oltln .-id'"" Framtn~ M SrM,,_UIOl CUSTOM INnRIOR CARPENTRY 8YJQ' '42- P•c lfll' Con <'r•I P O>mpltt~ t'OOCl't'le Ill' lll'I Qxnpl«e llt't"VIC'e . H ies _your rorma S•vt• Autom•tlc opl"tators 06-Hepa1r 1p\"rl•lty. 574 Pouodallona. r eta1nloa .-alla, bloC'lla. paHn• Ge ft ' I lldmt l Ton ll'UC' II Truh. tiff trtm. Din ~~ Yard nfuae or llahl furniture Keaaonable ratf.9 C.Jl ~JS. u 'd SS.~l3. ~ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• GanJ.•nll\IC, clt-•n up. & IUn.lhn.C. triauoine. yud llrndarap1na Gcortet' 4'1u~et'le1lllups ....................... ltiu.h.I ~TI112 ~-8271 V..U. CIJ.Jtom UuUdrn ~pAoader. dump truck. enwJi,o&, haul, tree & yrd wrk. misc. 831-1.257 tland PolLablnt ol your C'U' at your hon>. (Ir ()f fk ... ~ tt~I or alt1m11111n , flnlah c arpl' n l ry im'alM8 Dallu Ml SW71 t)AWa CUpHt r)' • ..,.._ --------- Ml Doon., •lOdow•. etc 8'dwkel LAWN 14"1'Vlti!, l11nd- 1upe, CINJMlPI, bau.bn1. w , ll80'7 ---Faillhaulin1. res Sl.4 & up. Yd tlr gar cloups. Free est m•OM2-4597 ... ,.... ' ~2312..131~ ...................... . f'ro( g»rdeoer at 11 frac l.iOll ol the 1oi.n1 ratAL AA 6P M. 842 8063 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Babyslttltic . lh-n d m )' C.,.. s.nk• ....___ ...... _ ..... . . ...................... . ...,., .. , .V.'CI' -"att, t•.a Pl''" IAluta we.loomed 9\&mpoo It steam clean ~t.llQ2X) Color br1Jhtenens. wht Babysitting in II\)' hom1• 6 :k>am-5.JOpm Moo t't1 2 5 yrs old. Hoth 751·9!178. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• BANKRUPTCY $75 DIVORCE S'lS Action LegaJ. 8t2-5100 llYOICE Typing service available C.all Barbara 641-0586 epta lO Olli\ b14••t'h Clea.n bv. din rm, ball ru Avg rm ST ~. cwch SJO, cbr l'i C'.uar ellm pt'I odor C'pt ~pair, LS yrs expr Do work mysell Refs ~J-0101 w~ Care Carpet Cleaner:.. Steam eltian. Also up· bolstery Worlt guar Truck mount uml Free est, reas rates 64.5 :n t6 Have your CA RPETS, FLOORS and WrN DOWS cltianed by Dutch Main teoance. 971-l l.S4 ln O\Y home, clencal, typ- inl(, stuffing envelopes, Cdw"'9 etc. 979-9064 •••••••••••• ••••••••••• DiStelano & Agronovitz Construction. Fre<> est. Lie J:J15064. 646 9619 MJK Quality Services provides prof. barten- ders and waitresses for your weddmgs, cocktail parties and all OC'caslons. Uc l-09924L. 897-8231, 891-42.14, S3S«1J f.£..flM'RICIAN Pnc~ nibt free eatlmal• on large or •ma II -'<* u 113372:1o4 873 CW9 I' Ot ada.drl~ 64.5119'74 •Travelers t::ltlcln<· & Soni. Mamtenuncc, com m'I. rea1dentu1.l. Lie & lk>fldtld 17141642 t503. ....... LP ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------YARDCl.Jl'.AN·UPS& LANDSCAPlNO ~9239 rule-ge student. beats aJI pnces Rot~l.llling, sod, :.eed, i.pnnklers, treC' pruning, h au l ing , cleanups Call Jon . ~ earlY morn, late e\'e MIKE'S HAUUNC ALL TYP!SDUMPTRUC K LOWRAT!S548-l~I ...._C...Senk• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MerUp't CIH11I•• Ser#. with a persooal lOUC'h' Fr ee est. S37.50up !mM3149 Ha aide I l'i • Magician available fnr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• any occasion. Adam R e liable w ork by WantaREAU.YCLEAN t-1e~her644·58S3 "Mart-o" paint. clean HOUSE! Call Gingham ups & hauJ Rprs, try me, Gtrl. Free est 64S.5123 umEEGYPT Professional Bt>lly Dancer t o t;ntertaan G i ve P artie s to Remember. ELYANA l-4!e0050. MS-5749 Backhoe/Loader & dump t.ruck serv. reas. rates. A'ill for Bnan 642·0239. Robin 's Housecleaning Srvc, for a LborougbJy clean house s.10~7 --Cedar Crpt Clean 'g , ,.._.. .. , steam/shampoo. wndow ••••••••••••••••••••••• wsh ·g. fir wax ·g, gen r..cMg Carpentry. fencing & roof cln'g serv Res/Comm ••••••••••••••••••••••• mg. Nojobtoosm l Papa Reasonable. Simon K&B custom wood fenc· Qiff 631-42164 751-8951 ing, gates & fence repair. 75().1885 Class1!1ed Ads 642-567H HOUSE & APT PAINT REPAIR CLEAN HAUL LO COST 6'6-1701 f o r exce llence an houseclearung. Clearung Unlimited 546--:r726 SUSI f. 'S clea.n.le1 service. ThanJu&h, l time, wkly, rmth.ly. 751·7388 MS. VICKIE'S clean1t11 service Rl:sld. cleanln& .t Its best. U c'd/Donded Servtng the Irv/ Npt/ Tustin areas. We take pride UJ our work. CaJI rorappt S.Sl-dl9 Prof. P9inUn1. Ext• tot. ""'315. Reis. rree est. 53M7a>.m49S o.tom paintJ.n.1, aJ I hand wort. lat/ext. free est. _J_adt_._-._~-----·L pair fr Reroof. All types ·1hin1les · Palntina Int/Ext. Qlty rocksbahs·compo.tar. writ fr material. Free Fin t:at. Ind/Res. &d·l2S2 Fret est. 541•5930 · .... _ L d L'--. Avail. .~-.,._.opean an scaper. c."9 - - The Personal Touch Top worll. Fair price. T•utll• ..,.... Cleaning speclaJlting in Reta. 64&-487l dya/evea. H 0 USE PA I NT IN 0 I •••••••••••••••• ~·---•• your needs. Complete AIRI.Ei.5 WORK. Free ENCE'S TV. t7 yrs prolm.siooals nus is my t._mry =tes. Lawrence nper. D n ys. eves. only buaane11. Bon --•••••••••••••••••• ---------• '1mds. 15.95 +. 951-1088 ded/lns. 5.52-0l<ll Brickwork. Small jobs. PROFESSIONALS Guar. For apol)ess. 1parkling ='~~~ae~ & local. very reu . 631-2584 .• ~.~••••••••••• clean house call 53&-0739. CUltofn int. ext. PT'al tree trimming & re- Ask for Deanna Re I I a b I e w o rk by ,._La.-moval service. Free est. ''Marco'' paint. clean· •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• c.um.9831AM. Alice's Hou.sec leaning. ups ar haul Rprs, try me. ---------Reaaooable, ~able & 64.'>-S7~ All levela·s tyles·ages Mite's TreeServi«1: Tree refs ~12166.646-4871 ---------GabrteUa Sludio/Muslc removal. cleanup, trub Acr oss from NHHS haul-away~~ HOUSITBUlBS A group ol local leacbers will care for your home wtu.le you are away Ph M5-81>J6 ex 2 SUPER HOUSESI'ITER J:)igmeer, SS. resp. non smoker. non-drinker. bondable, NB res 22yrs. many refs. son away at ooUege. I will guard your properly. water your plants. etc. much as you would for ·a modest r ee 642·T.I04 Prople who are seekmit an apartment look h~l m <..1a.ssu1ed. Wall your ad be there? To pluce your ad, call 642 5678 ........ /P .. •IMJ • •••••••••••••••••••••• PU'ERS PAINTING Expr'd. Reas Ra tes. Free Est Call Gene S&«S8 - ,....., 11.,.ar !~'!:! .............. . ....................... Pa1nt1ng I NT I EXT ft trl 1 Neat, honest. reas . 12 •••-•••••••••••••••••• Typillg s.rnc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• yrs exp. LJc'd. Dlllve Plu.mbing repair. Spec. in 964-100. remodeling, copper re -l..P ar.ce Services. Prof. typuig, term papers, re- sumes e t c. Louise Residential & commercial pa1 nt1ng F'r l'e eslJmates Res. rates 675--9591 ALL PAIMTIMG Neal s.s&-~ Compl Ext.$450 lnlSJ.50 lnl Pamt & wallpaper. Qua! work. reu pr. Free est. Steve 547 -"281 f or ext pa&Dt, call Jim pipe. Free est . Top Hat Plwnbing. S3'7·3UM Hagan. 548·7US. __ _ DR. Sl. ClaJ.r's Plumb· W lh w a. .. -0 ang, reliable, $14 pr hr ""7 &&S-3503 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ege students, window wash 'g Resid/slor es Xlnt wrk. 642·5449, 64.'>-71rr2 1be Pipe Surgeon Plumb- ln&. Free est Rep1pes. remodel work . cslm homes. Comm'I & resid. 1--------- Qual work a t r s nbl RESIDENTIAL/COMM'L r ates. 540-7535 Lie DEPENDABLE S3'72863 9604713 -H~lp Wanted 71 0 HftJ» W Clftt~d 7100 Hdp W mthd 7100 Help Wont~d 7100 H.tp W G11fe.d 7 I 00 Hdp W Oltfe.d 7100 ..... W~ 7100 Mllp W..a.ct 7100 Mltp W..t.d 7100 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... liANKlNG SECURITY PACIFIC I.AHi< has opemn91 in SmtaAaomtd l'Wwpori &acJt fM: LOAM ctE5lKS BOOKKEEPER with construction ex- pcnence Hrs: 3 to 7 PM 4 days a week. La~una Iii 11s. no.9996 BOO KK EEPER P art ume for Ortho-DenlJI of- fice. N.B Two •, days per week. 642-2626. H~n yfypln-i : no --------shr:li~ ~red. Bookkeeper HB.P! MSD SHARP F/C COOICIW'Ea Owner o( young S A Co m>eds a very <;harp rinan· C'lal helper & adv1:.or tn handle all runct1ons or O..EANlNG Model hms, days, rnst be depend. & have rel lransp. JG.40 hrs wit, $4.SO hr start. Call 751 ·5011 Iv n ame & number Ask ror Mike. CLERICALIRECPT Fu.11-ume. Near Fashion Island N B Switchboard. good typing. -& detail work. C.aJI 9-4.30 Mon· fh Julie Griem 644-1230 1::0 E MIF Clerical/O....,. reqwnng typing skills and basic knowledge 1n m ath Salary rom rrx'tl:>urale with slulJs & expr Office 1n Npl Bear h. C.aJ I 640-8950 SECRET ARIES C andid ates should fypt a l'lliftinun of 60 'VPi.C, take li9 Jd shorthand and ~ able to IMMCle lteory rK. Holt duties. ~ence in loaa docm1rntation is peferred. manual ~r..tem. 1m l P L --------• statements & tax re-U.EKJCAL Offer•d ore co•· petiti~· sal.-its Giid excelent be-Mflts. Far ~nt ~afl: 1714J 558-2136 SECURITY PACIFIC DANK ports. Salary open + honu s Cheerfu l , pleasant offices. Good benefits +future. Call (or interview. 973-207..1. Bookkeeper·f C f or a WoW1ng consultmit firm IQcate d 1n Fas hion island. NB. Benefits 111- c I u d e major m e d , mileage a llowanc e. parking , all nat 'I holidays, & your birth· An Afftrmallve Action ctay off + l wk vacation. -•E•m•p•lo•y•e•r•M•/•Fm/l•l•V-•I Call GleM Olsen or Ted Bavly al 644·!n74. GREAT JOBS! WE NEED: •FU.Clfl'b •Typil~ •S.C..etwi.n • AccOMftfflM) Ce.b •Data Wry Opn. Jom the Team ' Become a Norrell Proress1onal ! T\;'1 rwary Sft-fJcts IR E 752-6666 Barber slylbl. J:<,'<Jd al· moophere in new salon. so me l o lluw i oJ.( necessary FUii or part lJmc, 10.S Tues. lbru Sat. 494-8888 1111 lloys & HostftMS Day & night. full lime. Apply only. Mon-f'ri. between 4 & 5. Baxter Street Rest. 4G47 1_E •. o •.• E.·-----M•/•F MacArthur. Barber Stylist to manage part.time. 631·95n. Tues· ..Fn, 9-6, Sal/ 9-5. eves. till-~------- BAR MAJOS • Top $.$ for sharp dependable full-& l>l 646-3666. CM Beauty Rental spaces a vajlable for hair stylists & other related services. LlDOHAIR FASHIONS M:>A Via Lido, N.B. 673-7850. 673-1970 Cafeteria ..... Short Hours 3 hr. m!n. $3.SO per hr. C.M .. N.8., CdM areas. Apply al Newport Mesa Unifie d School Dis t . fOOd Service Office. 1857 PlacenUa, Costa Mesa. MS-2920. Cafeteria employee with good benefits . Swing shift, fuU or part time. Call for appt. 731·5100 exl 29)9. llAUTY SUPPi. Y Carpenter, exp'd, ne<!ded. Sales lady exper $170 Own tools. & transport&· wtt to start. Pald H & A tion. 962-831'. Ins .. vacation. 6 pd CASHIB holidays, bonus. Also, ex-per wig stylist. Regal FUii time good pay. Beauty Supply, 263 E. Growth company 5 loca· 11th SL Cost.A Mesa. tioos. Over US. We teach. ---------1 Metro Carwash. 2950 B>okkeeper. mature. for Harbor Blvd. C.M. smlll business in Irvine. Call· 546-6673 CASIDERS Gener al of· · rice. experienced part IOOKKllPlllF/C time. Apply The Earl's PosWon w;th prominent Plumbing, 1536 Newport Fash Isl. Real Es tale In· Blvd. C.M. 642-1753 vest. Firm. Xlol op· port&mb.y. M0-<1123 BOOK.KEEPER-ex per 'd part·tlmel. day or eves, 979-MIO an 4:30pm 8d:t eeper --------- CMllEIS Newport Beach Finan· cial Co. requires full cbar1e bookkeeper (minimum s yrs. ex· UrJOIEM ua•rtt perience). Strong ~hl 9ecretarial stills prere- qWite, data-processing <>Peaino now available exper. belpful. Salary fOrfuif time uslatant CIOllUIMGIUfale with ex· 3rd per. Aall for Wayne maupn oo 2Dd.. . 15.., shift. No uperienee nee. ...:714-.:.:..:15-.:;:...;;;.;/W..:..·----1 We train. S&a.rt $1.10 to .. IOCti•• ... :nbcM.D'rtllllll·~ty~;~ Ute ~al. rttep-n.s poaWcm to auo t lon • boolllteeph11 l*'bourifqualll'aed. For dulie9 from Girt Friday mn iafGnDatloD 6 lD· pllllidcm --1 la'Vlew IO to atcre a at BOOJUtSSPSR·Fall J000t Crown Valle)'. .............. ~ i...-. Nlauel. --ll50 ..W -..._ W/ crmi'i\t/S .... --desirable. ......, app.--.,ao,er ......... apply. allU> CARE needed f0t ...::::;;;;;..:::;~;.__---1 .......... "41)'1 i :---. ear 6 ref• ,.. qd. llHbl aal. Call 73Mn.L aerical A{PQ.HIC Construe exper nee to ge.t this great position. Outstanding benefits. loc.ation, working cond. &salary. Irvine Personnel Agency 488 E 17th, Costa Mesa St.eZM 642-1470 CLERICAL PIX leceptioll The Administrative Service department in lbe Anaheim bead office c:I a leading savings and loan bas an immediate opening ror an Individual with good commwlica· tim skills and typing of 35 wpm. Respoo.sibilltics will include operating SG-1 phone conaole. mail dislributioo and general office back·up. Ex· pertence is preferred, iU we will lraiD I.he rigbl penoo. Starting saJary 9>0-9875 bued on ex· perieoce. CLBITYPIST Our Saviap Admini.stra- tiOD depertmeol is seek· lq a abaJ1) Clerk Typist to bandJe pl;ones, typing, filiJlg, and misceUaneoua omce duties. TyplD1 o1 SM5wpm~communic.cioa are re. cpred. StartiDI 1aJary .-$125. commensurate with~ Columbia offers elt· celln srowth potentlaJ and an outatandln1 bmeftla ~· in ad-cl&iOD U> ideal' work en· vlronment. For In· tervlew appointment, pleMe call Ptl'llOOIMI at {7M) m.n01. c I ........ . ... Lem ..... ~···· ........ <war SmploJer •If Employment Apply at Tht Employ1..-nt & Trah1ln9 CNhr. 538 Main Street, HnMc)ton leoclo. THM ere CET A ~ positions.,...-. iMJ Hwtt'-JICMO IHCh resJcMttcy, I 5 CMlt of the patt 20 wffb YMMploymewt and an lncCHM whldo meets hcMt ~C)llidtiltn. s.rvice Smpporl w.-er U 1.-1c11MJ MaintettmtetJ $640 Ptt MOftffo LmdscGIM Malntetoanu TralniftcJ Sl.!Q_Ptr How Clen Typist S'78 Per MOfltt. Sert Ice s.pport W oril« II $640 Per MOftfh CMechanlcal Malntettance) CLERICAL lffORTUNITIES •LOAN a.eucs Typu\lt ~wpm and itood clencal ski.I ls rcqu1 red Related expencnce pre- ferred. AMERICAN SAVINGS CLERK for HB Dru!! st.ore Exper not.nee Min age 21 Call 847 2563 CL ERK S • 2 f or pharman. sales. 1 F T . l r T !77~9fi00 -----0.t.:B ATTENDANT for Uruvers1t> Alhlet1c Club S3 SO hr 6 30am 2 30 Mon lhru Fri Cal I 7~ 7!Kl3 ask for John Convert spare lime into cash in your pe>cket. For more lnf o call 842-4262 COOK Assist League 7IG> Edmger Ave Daycare Ctr. 9am·2Pm. Hunluigton Beach Qlll 645-6570. Mr, Felix 848 2222 EOE M1F/H Oerical PENSIONS Pension Depa r tment need s i ndividual lo calcuJate benefits for various types ol pension plans. Must be able to in- terpret plan dOC'uments. be detail oriented with a D'lllh apt.ilude. Good opportunity t o work in area of ex. pansion and growth. We offer outstanding working condillons and a liberal benefits package. If you qualify, please ap- ply In person to: Person· nel Department. PACIFIC MUTUAL 700 Newport Center Or Newport Beach, Ca 926fiO F.qual Opportunity Employer11 /F a.BICAL We need an outgoing per100 -.m-2pm. M-F for General Office, pbanell, & learn our acct. syatem. Must know 10- key. Bookkeeping ex· perience la prefel"red. Perfect opportunity for a woman wtUo children in ac:bool. Pl.ae apply in penon, 11.r.~s. COOi< Experienced dinner cook, full time . Top wages. Apply J-Spm, no phone calls. Jolly Roger, 400 Sn. Co'asl Hwy, Laguna Beach ---- C.ook Exp'rl, r 'l. nights Contact Mike or Wdyne The Quie l Wuman 640-7440 Cook f l . exp . Beachhouse I nn. 619 Sleepy Hollow Lane. Laguna Beach. 49'·970?. COOK FULL-TIMI 3333 w. eo.t Hwy Mewpcwt .... C.ook. lmmed.late opemng for experienced dinner cook. 40 hrs. Wed-Su n. Pvt. club. Apply In person. bet. ll-4PM. 11101 Bay111de Dr, COM. COOKS Part Ume day & evening lhifts available. Pilla & aandwiC'h experience. Apply In person only Moo-Fri. 9-S. BLO<XBUSTERS 17917 MacArthur Blvd. Irvi n e <Corner o r MacArUtur & Main. > COOK We are aeekln1 an ex· perienced banquet C'ooll lo Join tbe Marriott c.m. QuallllcaUoaa lD· chide or1aql1atlonal abWt)', efncleat .-ork, 6 abWty to handle pre· _.,.., E&1JOY excellent ::1 beoellu .tnclud· .... ...... per ahlft, ~r.ooa. Moa- MdmGn.HOT& ~0..-Dr ~ ... ~ lz:lc:wm'•ms>lo1er COOK full trme S C Golr Cou r'e Res t aurant 492 ~95 ------COSMETICIAN JO h ri. wk . ~alar y eom mensurale w exper S A area 557 0320 ter help, baJu.•f' ... ~ .i.~1.-Must.haH' expt-r 675-7904. Counter f'erson needed Ful l Time Cameo Cleaners 644.(~13 Counter Help. nQ C'(P needt'd A p pt•Jr 1n Pl.'™"1 Start pa~ S3 hr l lOl fo. ('ua..~t llw~ l.d ~ COt'NTr:R 111-:LP SUPl::H SA ~l>W J(.'11 545-4867 Counter llelp 0\ ('r UI. Mon Pn U-4pm Apply Delaney's Sally Sands. 29) S. Coast Hwy, Lag Bch c.ou.ntcr llelp I' t. run <:Op) m a1·h 1nt<s llOUSf'IAl\eS iA eh'om l' ~1orns or afternoon~ 546-21}1:1 K1 yo COUMTER <;IRlS f' l. p t. exp prer d but will tram mature person Mr Best Cleaner.1. 2939 E Co3st llwy, CdM Ap- ply bet 7-3pm COUMTER HB.P fOR HEW USTAURAMT f\JU & part lime. day & even.Ing stu..rt.s available ~usl be 18 No ex · penence necessary S3 50 hr. to start. Apply in per.iOO only Mon· Fri 9-5. BLOCK BUSTER'S 17917 MacArthur Blvd. Irv ine . I Corner of MacArthur & Ma an>. OF.LIVERY PERSON full or part·llme. Will al.so Lra111 lll blut> pnnt ill.fl: Hunt BC'b.. )36 2926 Dcllvery Onvers lmmed pl operung ~naJI Mu't be 21 & have gd dn \ 111~ rt.'<.'Ord Start S3 25 hr • lJpi. Able to worlt e'en inscs... ApPIY da..al y after 5pm Ask fQr-. J t!an or Michael Me N Ed ·., Pt.a.a. 410 t: 170!. CM ~71.36 -----Deliver) P lime AM, L nmes S:lOO per week LagWla BeaC'h ~94-84 DelJ\ el"). P t. 4 30 9pm Own truni,. Mon 1-·ri ~ w~ rcq Must be OH 18 5.Jl-0811 Delivery Per;oo ApplJt'.t I.Jons[)()-. being lalt\'n ror warehoust> de li' t•r) helper New fun111ure warehousing and de IJ very hrm Ph<>M for appt lOA M to Noon SlarUng w~e S4 per hr G<lOd 00\' .incement ror t ht r q;ht p r r ~u n &16-TIW6 D I:: L I \' r: R y p I' r ' n n nl·.t'<led fQr blueprint compan} Apply 1n person at Rl'pro 11. 260 Newport' Ccmler Dnvt•. Newport Beach. -------- Dell\'cry, supple~otal lllCOme EconomlC'al rar needed Afternoon ~ Laguna Be a ch . So L.lguna. Sao Juan Capo area CiJJ The Reg1Sler. 9Sl·TI1l ------Del Men ovtt 18 tor L A nmes lo homes In N 8. C M. P erm p i t ml S400 mo 646-0637 or &llNM4 COUNTER GIRL. full DIMOHSTRATOIS l 1 me , w 1 I I l r a 1 n Fri & Sat 10.6 Near N E w P O R T your home Foods. & CLEANER-S, 548 -2221. s m a ll app liances . call for_awt;..;.__· ----_7_14_·7_68-_SS_73 ____ _ Cl.A. RIM Oemal Front Office. Appl. Rapidly expanding two Ins Peg Board ex · office C.P.A firm nds per1ence e ssent ial. C.P.A wt min 3 yrs a.udil ~t.ablbhed office m xlnt expr to head audit dept area. Salary open. non Partnership potential. sl'DOker. 64.s-6SOI Send resume lo Ad 11304. DENT ALt CllAI RSI DE. Dally Pilot. P O.Box As.-sl. 4 day work week. 1560. Costa Mesa. CA Sa l ary open Call 92631 546-:n>O CUSTODIAN Temporary help needed for :I> days. Immediate employment. $1.!M per br. 17 yrs. or older. Apply Newport Mesa Unified School Disl. Classified Penoonel. 11101 E. 16th. St N . 8 . Call s.s&-3400. E.O.E. A.A.P . Del/S•,.... Part Ume, 4 U> 6 hrs dai· ly , n o nlgbls or weekends. Deli sandwich &hop. Exper. pref. but will train mat.ure person. Newpo rt Bea c h . 6'.W401 ; 634-1413 eves. Driven wanted early mornlDI home delivery. L.A nmea. Irvine area smmo.Call~. Delivery Man: fumiture. Must be busky. at leut llwtth valid Cal. drivers lie. lbperieoce pre· fernd but DOt euerot.la.l. 4 days a week. Appl)' t-uam. lTJJ WestcUlr Dr.N.B.148-~811 Dental Assist Do )IOU want a career m Ortho l.tllinng all your RDA slalls? 640-0121 DENTAL ORTHO OWrlide assist. R.D.A. exper. pref. f\Jll or part· lime. Beautiful area. XJnl. opportunity for growth advancement. lrvlDe. 5:j&.q111, af\. 6 & wknds. M0-429'l. DINT' AL UC8'T. Ellperience requJ red. rrr poeition for beach aru Endo ances. Great opportunity for self motivated Individual. IC7-3513 DIMf AL Perlodoatilt needs full Ume aut. Expanded duties oppt y . X· Ray certificate recad· Exper pnf'd. Salary e>pen. Call IOml. Dldal Ata't, Ortbo .. Chr:1 N.B. Part time or fuu t1me up lo 4 days per week. Top salary • beaeflll. Ortbo up. fa RDA req ..... .............. Goad opportmll1 ror lD· ...._ Cl'flllift ...... lcll' t.ep1 ..... ID cleatal ......., ame.. Sa1ar7 commtDHrate wttll ablUtJ 6 H,.rieDH. Call 144·.at. ll·lP• •• T--Cfijd§f.Ma~• r·~ --,l _...__..,. ,_ ·r· --e .. a O n a o, ....._.. __ p ........ ----,. I a " Dental Assist Or tho cluurs1de. expentinced & RDA Pf'eferred FUii or part Ume Friendly of face ~5170 DE."ITAL INSU RASCI:: A')S"f Man exper rt'Qd on computer traaning will be pro'1ded Sal comm w t"X'P Catt oo ms __ Uesk elm: must be able to worlt weelte,nds & ('\."f!S Tbe lnn At Laguna. 211 N Coa s t Hwy . Laguna Beach ORAJ-IER. el('('tnral. in dustnal & t'<JmmerC'18l bldg..., rail 546-i'80 R ~ Wall & Assoc. In<' 17781 Skyparlt Cir. Irv so --r-- DRAPERY wo'rkroom ~t,rec;s needed. ~ r O C \rprl Sdl o pen 96S-8ai On ver No pre\ 1ous exp nee Must be 18. have own car. gd dn vlng re- cord. & be able to dn yt' med sate motor home i2U3U Ornl'r Cull u m.. Good dn\1ng record t8 yn. or O\'t"f 2431 W Coast Hwy, NB FU R NITURE · REF1N1SHER Some ell· per . rqd . I mmed . opening Good pay . 549-20.Sil <;.AG~ JotCE CO. Sm l'O sell~ nationwide. nds efficient b1lhnR. & b1lhng exp personnel Pl ea~ wor k g cond . G')!den s Magic Wand , 946 W l7lh Sl. CM Apply ~Ham GO."'ERAL OFPICE · Wed -Sun Duties include typul.J(, fllml!. & rectip· t1onist rt>licf l•n vale U>untry <.:lub f»t ~ Gl-:Nfo:l<AL O F C' fUX:~PT \jl dull~ in · dd Retail ~al~ & lite blq:ng. AH. AP Manne l:rigllll' Stwp . ..., mannl' pa rts dealer s hip . 6-12-8Ll9 GBBALOFACl lmmedJ ate operung ror rmture clen cal worker. simple math. ui:.e of C'.t.kulator required We .... ,11 train Somt> O\'l'r unw fo"r1endly ofc. non 'moki>n preferr.:d 9-U57 Allk for Pal 1~1 O>rnpuler Lo . II B Gt;NERAL OFFIC t; · --------Sl.AVICKS JEWELRY DllYHS CO 1i. looking for s<>- Mm or women 25 yrs or mt'one t o wn r k as oMer Know the coast ieeneraJ office help Xlnl. ntJ~ Net $180 a \jl•eelt or opp. tneld profit sher mor e Orange Coa!>l ~ F'or details rontact YeUow Cab. 17300 Mt Mark Evitt. 581·5'144. Her rmann. f ountain E:O.E. Valley 1No of Slat er -----· betwn N ewhope & General Ofhce. Typing d SS wpm , filing. EuclJ 1 telephones Chance to DRUG STORE CLERK. e:iqJer" pre{. Mature, must work every 3rd Sat 006ed Sun. Ca II 49'J.22C>I So. Lag. advance. Fashion lslund locallon For conf1den· ua.I interview call J ack Annst.ron.g 644-5800. AVCO EOE·Ml f ESCaOW SIC'Y Desire knowledgeable G&BAI. OFACE escrow secretary looking Small Mfg. Co. Book· for tugb o(flce act1v1ty & keeping, typi.ng & recep. rich compensation l1001st. Xlnl working DI versified s ue cessf ul _rond. __ C.aJ_l 540-__ S206 ___ _ pare nt co mpany . Pleasa nt o rrice al GBBAI. OFFICE mospbere & guaranteed U YoU have some office top salary. Mr. Merage expenence. Can type 847-8282 SOwpm. Are familiar DIC SECRET ARY needed 1mmed1ately for i nte rn a t io nal co Qualified applicants wtth bookkeeping, we will tram you in credit cbedting & colJectloos. Pleuant surroundings. Irvine area. 754-5783. must have excellent 1 ________ _ skills & capable ol speak· uig fluent German & French (Sww German bejpfuJ also). Applicant rm.mt be willing lo travel 7S2-8834. GENERAL OFFICE YOUR PIOfllSSIOMAL la.OIAA'f SBVICE 151·1044 t.0~ office • =t!P=~~a~ ~UJ overload all illllt&ll. of sprlnlt. nee 41.Zl Wel!terly Place Elcper malODer. xlnl pay. full ll me. Call Chris 631-2561 CaU Killelea Ldap. Co. Ste UJZ Newport Beacb AU for Brian MH635. ••llTIAS•• needed! Bit players & mu ror m-1 motion pie. tv Mri• • pou lv COCD· mettlals. Need people tor Ors CO/LA loc ahoot· ln11. Cuti DI now I •(n4>-.0UO ext N . We have casted for "Fast Break" "I.me At Pint IMLe" .. ~II ". Sm ree. Ooial into 5lda 1T. fWld O¥W 5.000 jobs. ftanl ,.,.._ Part·UDM, Diil ~ ... -ll&lD St., H.B. rLORll DSSIONEll· 'tefS General ~ VICTOI MllDS YOUll 1'yplsts PBX Operators Keypunch Oper Warehouse workers Tralnee Assemblers Work when you wanl to. NEVER A FEE. Boa call toda I N.B. ORG .. as-r'cl, fwl or part· , u. .... au I•!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ • ..... -· , . .._.... ... _ --· .._._ ... -.... -·· -----------------.. ·---·-- Wednesday, August IS, 1979 DAILY PILOT DZ .... W ... tl'd 7100 ttnit,W..t.d 7100 He4pW•t.d 7100 W_..d 7100 ttlfp W-"'4 11 OCI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............................................. l..OT ATTENDANT . •MOOILS• PalttJmehelplnCiA•ma. H.lpW•tl'd 7100 HnfpWm1114 7100 HnfpW~ 7100 ...a.fd M l ar p• ... ume C1tl Don or Mark ••••••••••••••••••••••• --·•••••••••••••••• _ ................... .. .,, Jobi ln a'-'.-..M<'t 1lv-• l1st1r1 TllDtWY UlflU\ llC SINCE 1948 ~a•:•amc.S: •Lanc•abort term .W•pmeob ·Never• he •1'lp Pa)' Ralt'9 •Paid Wff.ltly. lot' ally •All types olden cal poUioos open 7U.lll0 752-IJI umz 11.acA.rtbur 81 716-0310 81i16 S Brookhunt E.O E. M/ Girt Fl'iday: Exp'd, f It. typing, office mngl. some cus tomer rela lions. Salary op e n lmmed opening. f'o appt 675-5649. Gilrt flrtdar /Mgr arace stills reqwred. N shorthand. Will train Salary open. 642 3490. HOUSE CLEANt:tt M F' ~ 00 pc-r t\r t:xper W C'&r 'f»~7 lbAl«leanen. wanled to WOf"tl 1\11""1 Fr 1 • K 3 for JlllUC\':. 1W¥¥"'1Y AM "s ~UIOO llOUSECL EAN F. RS Car Ile<' P tr Top $$ 3 m .. ham Girl M~Sl.23 llousecleaning l'a rl lime o r full lime O wn t.ransportallon Slllrt 1m mOO. Top$$$.. 673-09611 or 64M871 HOUSBHHR No e x p n e ,. X I n t benefit.s. Bayview Conv Hosp. 20~~ Thur1n St . C M 6'\2-3505. KO. E. HOUS EK Ef>;p1ms. Sal thru Wed , full time, jood benefits . 4000 llilana Way, NB642·5861. Girl Fri, DrVT. Pay cash. --------• Fl noofc Ll hskp. Matur Uftl~R((p£R depend yg lady. int jo nvu'1Lft -~---------1 needed ror pnvale re- Girt Friday. Peninsula re-sort. E xpe r . & no n alestatefirm U bkpg , exper. Full t ime or llJOU havn't round• jM> by Alllutt lkh. watch ror JOBS 'JOltS" l• II IJ)f'l'li.I t.abloid M'ftl<>n lb.Qt Wiii ~ pubh11h~ Wlth °'th~ J)la1ly Not 00 Th\U'MJB)'. Aul!Ullt ISlh O.'tMlultl KEYPUNCH OPlllATOaS E>cpenenced full & part tune 2nd & 3rd shtfts Al.so opcnmgs ror part t1rn e w eeke nd s Mmimum 6 mo expcr. Qi.II Cor appt . S AFt;G U ARD OUSJNESS SYSTEMS COSTA MF.SA 546-6080 KEYPUNCH OPR NlGIITS ~U PM 2 Yrs cxper. XJ.nt benefits & sat. Loe. in Sao Juan Capo Apply at. nMPO/Remr6y 32122Carnino CapLSlruno or call 661-1211 Mu1t be 11 ""· old ._.. "'" alUlpm 67~ n-• ........ a ·~ li61Gil0 , IO all sradut.t atudeoll ----I Jtm•fPlae of DtWl)' gp..s SOUth Pait l1mt bet» ~er 11 few Ser'* escrow officer Ill I ruu or pit opnjnp for Mature .. ,.Oii pan-• llllSWAl'fD for privat.t! rt!IOl't. Start lmnwd ExJ>. preferred. WW ltaln t\aU Ume. AoPl.Y ln PtttOft, 419 N. ~1 llwy t.a11 Bcb.. or t·llll 714 ·~· Ask fl>r l'la.t.M ea.. lllodela. All \ypee u..\l.nl " tYllll earl)' Cirl otnce. hnooable. ..-a1 ,.uuraot won dim. brty, eves • Sat. avail. Pri nt. blab &aoAllODly. L.A.Timet r•pooslble, ulary + near o.C.Alrpon. ~ n.OofteeBean,*-1198 ruhion. COCIUIMrie&t • ...,,(JI'........ commilaioe. Hwa.tioeton bell ar over. Apply Ill SU-. Mature. out, ••• ra~. ClUMI formlra& Btadlarea.ltO-s.531. penclG. ...ct Sood car. Unique now.SOtmlOOASI' p~-=-~=~:! Product. Call 831·0t36 MODELS olawy.tM-1•. ~ ........ n ,_., ......... ~ AlikforRon. So. Coaat Ptasa Vlll11e ,._ s.a. •714·540-2'10• Part n... 1003 Sta'«> Component.a. ex-M001Ls.1tc01Ts SA1\1RDAY &SUNl>AY m>So. Eait.Brlltol pert enc e d HI · FI AttradlveFemateeOnJy Work euly mornlng COMMISSIONS Sanla='abu aaleapenoo or hobbyist. l500wk+.~ t.>undeliveria' NextloMcDonakt'• Call Chuck t.oee1h at. DAILY PILOT <714) 979-5665. between MorD1ng newspaper •uto oewspapera to our car· $ PLUS ~i!:'~sCHNITZEL i-12-_51>m..;......_' _____ _ l'\lUte. APPtOX bn uam rien. Must have lurice h a s •• S p e c 1 a 1 Savinp as Loan Please ~fu..'~~~~~ staUoo wagon or van Homema ker" boura ~our ad under bank· S37f.i4so/m~. S40·lo0s ~~=· :~ 11 : 30 am. 2 pm . No ang. lrvineS &LAssn. 7-lO&m. ask for Harry Seeley. OpponwlitJes to holidays or weekends If Seatmtreu. experienced ~ds. apply The Inn at Motel N1gbt Clerk. p. Party co111ultant /coun- t.efller&oo. full lime 1n· eluding Sit. Apply 2025 Ne'W'pott Bl. CM Participate io desired. All aees are professional for sail tort. Development Projects welcome 13.25 h<>w:· Ap-JO hrs a day. Moo-Thurs. BUILDS ply at 250 S. Bns tol. 548-3464 La111u11•. 211 N ColSt ume. Vanous duties. SJ lfwy, Laguna Beach br fOI' inexp, $3.25 hr for MAJUti WANTED 1001 S. O.t llwy Lagunu .l:Scb 4!M-1892 Malntenance man for ~ uru1 .ipt compleic in C. M. MZ·5(173; 12L3Hl85·38Sl MAINT ENANCE · a p ~caUon:s oow bemg ac· Cl.'pted G e n . main tt'Nlllce for bw lduig1> & grounds Ute plumb1nl1. electrical & pa1nttng etc O:mli West Manne 35202 DcJ Ob111po St Dana Pt. ~ --------Maintenance-Handyman Nlt maint·bldg dean up. C M N B. ar~a Truck or van desirable f\111 time Expcr. n~ 642· 1603 • W.Aenanc:e fotHIH Mu s t ha ve I y r GARDENI NG e xpr Wages S700 to $.1000 per mo See Grant fo r ap pl1r atJon 2038 Newport Blvd. CM 646 7441 exp. S-1. 30am. S4.S·9ot7 l . MURSBY/Saln-• Must have l yr expr Wages from S800 to $1200 per mo. See Grant for ap- pbcation. 2038 Newport BtCM64&7'41 NURSES AIDES. 3· l l Exp prer Good pay. Country Club Conv Hos p. Costa Mesa. S.~0061 Nurse:> Aides 7 3. & 3· ll t:xpe rienced $3 25 to $4 00 per hr. Cert. train· 111g prog ram . 1n•~x penenced Senior Hii.:h School l>tudents, re<·enl graduates & housew1vt•s arcepte-d. Mesa Verdt• C.OOv Hosp. 661 Center. t: M 548 5585 . PASTlUP Lookmg for a company where you can build a career? We would I.Ike lo talk to you Composing dept. now accepUng ap pbcabon for paste up Apply Pennysaver. lti60 Placeot1a Ave. Costa Mesa, Thurs. morn PA ftOU. C&.BI< NlGHTSIDF'T 3-11 PM f"cr sharp lndividual wbo likes workin g with fil(ures San Juan C:lplstrano. Ca ll 661 2 121 I PaSOHHEl COUMSROR Eiltub Personnel Agc•nt·y dcs1rtS ex per "d r erson nel Couru.elor Mgmnt potl'nt1 al. l' II C..hut·k Cullum COASTAL retSOHHEl WEALTH MAIDT oal8fTID ,.,. ..... s Hl-0111 RE.AL EST ATE Cocuuw1/l..._frt Sal11111rMM Successful broke ral(e hrm has 1mmed1ale operungs ror commercial a nd 1ndu s tr1al '111l'-1per soos with the fotlowuu: quala fie allOOS College ba ckgro und <:ommerc1al & LDdustnaJ <.a.lei. expr We o ft e r a s tro ng ~live environment ror ~urces,rul pe rs ona l ~th 1n r P sales, leas- llU( and 111vestmt"nl!. Ill Orange and San Diego counues For further 11'1· formal.Jon conta ct· c.ost.a Mesa, olf Red HUI 1--------- 81 vd. 754-8117 4. S.•1t ft1Wmhd for sail.maker. 64.S-7950 Restaurant Se.amstress: Some exp de. JabOppMt.ltle• sired. Pattis on Sail Cooks Hostesses Design. 673-ZUIO Fast Food Secretary: SpeclaJJZed <Tbe Islander) pllllWon. law firm, NB. Will lrllO in legal Only e ly Outstanding typln@ R very talented need app 9ar. skills & worll manage .-, • ment ab1hty r~'d. Will t est . Salary opeo . '' ,..._ ,.,... 1133-9983 ~~N~ewpo~~~rt~Be~a~ch~~ Secretary I receptionist : _:. want lo work in Newport area • So do we. Our Anaheim corporate or. rice as moving w1thm the next couple of months. but we want you now. Excit111g real esute bus1 ness . comfortable at mos pher e. i.a la r y neRollable /\d vancc> mt!nt opportun~ with our sma II but ellle com pany Call J arus. •1102 RETAIL PfT STORE MANAGER MANAGER TRAINEE TROrtCAL ASH ltRDS 642-5"522 ------- typing. your own·orfice wknds E 0 .E. 419 N 673-9060 Coast Hwy Lag un a Beach. 7 14/494-~l Call Ela.me. GIOUMDSICHPER HOUSEKEE PER for Temporary help needed fanuJy. 7.30AM·5·30PM. KITC H EN he Ip f o r University Athletic Club 12 3 Mon thru Fri $3 50 hr Call 7~·7903. ask fl)r John Maintenance at Dana Pt Harbor Experienced preferred S3 SO hr to start + rnnge benefits Apply 24701 Dana Dr 49EH>l37. HURSlS ·AJDE Net.'lled to give tender lovtng care lo elde rly pa t1e nls . Will train qualified pe r sonnel Deferred rompt>nl>:tt1on c:( $:J0 at end of sue m~ t\ll shirts ava1lablP App- ly· l'"5Supenor. N H HUR SI MG RN net.'ded for Sat Sun day shill io conv h06p XlnL bene. incl. UIS. in· centive & sick pay Apply Beverly Manor 340 Vic· tori a, CM A'ilHCY 540-6055 27ro HarbOr (" M NEVER A F1':1'; RfTIRID COUPLE wanted to MAJ'llAGE beauufuJ 63 wut complex in Rood toe 1n Costa Mesa Salary. ni~ 2 br apt Ir ull1 rum ~· 1390 Coipoe ale hclffy a.c. ECRETARlAL CF:Nf>:R OF'f1C E One person or r ic e . 60 w pm ·lll f' 185.52 MacArthur Blvd. 1---------S/\l..ES $U :.horthand. Im med OJ)t!n Sle 210 lrnne. Calil 927 lS or call 714/97S-OSU HICIC>aY FA.IMS mg. 754--0114 Eam extra SU's in t'ff ~:C R ET A RY · gm saies Apply at Hickory c>nRanee nng hrm. Irv mw.tdrive, mu.st provide for 30 days. Immediate work related rer. Xlnt employment. $:>.OS per salary & gas allowance. hr 17 yrs. or older. Apply ~1 .. 9170 Landscapmg Interior plants main tenance. Full ·tim e 494-0168 ---------Maintenance P /t1m e ap- prox 2 mos Pawling exp nee Tusun area. 831 9081 Cal l after hours appt Rereivan g lns pecl or , Farms Westchrr Plaza typing. shorthand & small mecbaDJcaJ com· 0 1lh Ir lrvmel &U-0972 phones Ple ase c all pooent.o; Expenen~ tn or •17 Fa$b1on Island 54&-7480 for appt Newport Mesa Unifi ---------School Dist. Classified Hou sekee per P /T & Personnel. lliOl E. 16th. childcare Ptr. Before & St. N.B. CaJI 556-3400. a ft . sc h o o I 0 w n LeosinCJ WAIMTIMAMCE Nursing Pharmacy Cle r k. ex penenced to work 4 or S days per week. in Cdm Pharmacy Call Mrs Young. 644 7575 for in tenriew bluepi.nt re&dlllg & use 1~640-00JQ..~~~~~~~~ ~t".rf'ILllrtaJ or 1os p ec:-.t1on loots I· SECRETARY needed for llM-~l Sales Investment Services RfX:EPTIONlsr . Busy ATHLETICS DIYl.SIOn or fast pace, ~~~E~-~O~. E~·~A~·~A~. P~.~~ trans po rt a 11 o n., Ca II = 5.Sl·S2B7 after 6. -------------·Housekeepers. full lime & Loan proc e ssor e x - perie nced only . Xlnl efils Call Carol or M.:!ll'n'~lll 5100. Restaurant chaw needs individua l with knowledge of restaurant ~wpmcnt. Expcnenced in electrical & plumbmg cpaar. Good benefits. NURSES AIDES State certified only S4 00 per hr. Xlnl work cond. & · benefits + sick pay Bayview Conv 2055 Thu r i n St C M Phone sollc1tors everungs $).50 t\r + bonu!) Call Paul Roth. Farmer·:. Ins. 752-1147 sales office. l ypmg ""'to Earn m+ a week part Npt Bc h m ortage/ ...., ruw.nciaJ firm. Must be 60 wpm. Expe r . re ~guys & dolls 17 & good with figu r e s , qwrcd. Vanely of in <>kier needed to do P.R. general office s kills . t.erest1ng duues Lovely work ror t op amateur Orgaruted, persona ble. offi ces Xlnt benehu athletes Help us develop self·slarter preferred G.crd Ptr. good working rondi J-1..-tio ns. 8 pd holidays SA VEGA.SUV> ~~Bayview Manor, U you want to work. w have a job for you .. nea your home . All s h1Cl avadable. UCJGI Secretary X1nt typing a must. Mag Card U required. Able to work under press ure Cont.act Pal . 644-9190. OOl"Pft.D.X.l:[l.IJCk prov 1d ed. Awlyat. ORANGiE COUMTY ~SenicH 2601 Dwmler Street SA 7141546-o:MB 642-3505 E 0 E Ofc RKl'pt /Cl«tl l mmc d ope n1nit ror Typist w gd ph voice & fig apt. Vaned duties. pleas environment. Renr Will trn. Atlas Sport:. lnd. SA 540-'J7 'J7 --- Pl as ti c s e xtrud e r operat<>r ror 2nd slurt. exp only. ror custom pro fl.le extr\ISI~. Apply in pe rson F a bri !'a te d Pln.'IUCS lnc 1115 W 18th St CM Newport CMter Ca ll ~lass athlete$ Apply in person 230 Npl. ~\rs DudDk 644·74.s.4 U 2 yrs of collf'ite & car. c manager l rain ee po . nu;. pr. Ste 200. Npt. Recept1on1st Xlnl o p lions available Up ~ Dch. portwuly for student S2 5 o w le (Ho ur I ~ ,_,,......,.,.rv w/book.keepang FUU Ume summer. part wage bonus > Work1n experience. R E dc - time fall·spnnR S3 SO l"''crut\R hours Call Mr Hlo per . 30 brs wk. perhr.Pleas.antsurTOUn Jomsoo between 12 7 at 642-1121 NB Call for appointment Moo-Fri 8aJD.5pm (714, 525-2386 HOUSB<HPY/U•e in 5 days. Npt. Bch. Pvt rmrbath. $300/mo Must speak some e oghs h 67S-05Sll LEGAL SECllET ARY Medium sz Nwpt Bch Law F\rm is seeking an exper"d Legal Secretary Xln1 oWlY for sharp in· div. Call Alice before 11 :30AM f o r appl. 752-6841 Ma.le or female. Delivery Onver for C.M .. Newport area. ror a uto pa rts suire. f\J U Li me 548· 1133. __________ ..., __ Produr l 100 Wo rke r Fabnc loft layout . r ut· ~. seammR. n1ut.111R. full time Will 1r:11n $3.00-$4 .00 per br. ~lMS d 1 n gs M u s l t y p e m 4S48 - ----- ~Mary 1111rumum .Sv.-pm Appl) 1532 W Commonwealth Fullerton. Ca Housekeeper/li ve-in. sit ter Klds 9 to 11. N B. 6G88SO Ms Jarvis MANAGER A.5S IT -ap- Moo· Fri 8 · 30-4: JO (TI4 l 540-6448 ZJOWWarner Rm 217 Santa Ana. Ca W•farcJo ~Scnic~ DivtS1on of Baker trrolect1on Services HSEKPR /COOK P /T , s mall board & car e. 7~1-8028. HSKPP R /COOK. Sml hnruly board & care. In /salary flex. 548·-0795 -- pUcalloos new being ac· cepted. To supervise grounds & office stair. Mechanical appilude & s upervisory exper. rer but DOl mandatory. Send resume . Dana West Manna. 35202 Del ObLSpo St Dana Pt. 92629 Equal Opportunity Employer MW IMMEDIATI PAIT TIME ~OYMBfT LEGAL SECRETARY-to partner reqwre menls . Xlnt . t y ping & s ho rth and . aut o lypewnter cxpcr desira· ble. S.A. & Tustin area. Xlnt. salary comm w1lh abi lity & ex p e r . TI4-973-2137. Marine GUARD. permanent, re· Hable. f/lime, r etire welcome. Car & phon req"d. Irvine Complex. 833-3000 X 191 for In t.erview GUARDS FUJI & part time All a r ea s Un i f o rm . furnis hed. Ages 21 o over. Retired welcome No expenence nee. App ly Universal Protcct10 Service . 1226 W Sl Street. Santa Ana. Jn terview hours 9-12 & t Mon lbru Fri. fW_RDRESSER wanted Must h ave following Poss. lo rent space o rugb % oHrd. Ne wt opened salon w top Np loc. Please call 640·6086 Hardware sales. full or pl time. Apply ln person, Crown Hardware, 31 E. Coast Hwy, CdM. HAIDWARE Retail Sales full time. 360 Broadway, Lapna Bcb.. 491 M()l. $400-$750 + "'°""' The DAILY PlLOT needs auto route drivers ror home news paper de· li ve ry i n th e S a n Clement e ar l.'a. Mus t hav~ depe ndable car Seven days. Afternoons l2:»S:30) M·F &: mom · i n gs o n Sat /Su n (5:»8:J0). Some collect- ing required. E a rnings based on siie or route Call 496-G800. A!>k fo r f'alter Ouellet or Milte Bush. Part time $4.04 per hr. Apply Newport Mesa Unified School Dis t. Classified Personnel, 1001 E. 16th. St. N. B. Call s.56-3400. E.O.E. A.A.P. INSURANCE P ersonal Lines uo· H1Ve openings for derWl'lter min 2 yrs ex-penons: some typing per. Fl'ed S. James Co. office exp. as It. assembl· Irvine. Call Maurine. bag; some shipping ~.EOE blCb school wood s hop e xper. Nice workln Insurance Pr?perty & cond.: cuu.aJ dress. 8 T Casualty Ass t. _Ex~r 5 Moo. tbru Ft-I. 493-83116 nee: mm 2 yrs wet~ g ' typmg. Xlnl bene fits. ............. James Ins ura n ce, OQ beach bH p /tlm Irvine. Call lhurine pal6Ums available for a\· ~-E.O.E . u-actlve outgoing In- dividual. Mus\ b IHSUIAMCI AGIMCY r-·· and enjoy Weir · DI usual clothing. 17J.ZM$ tire & casually, com - m e r cial tines uo-----------i derwriter. Robertson HOSTESS lnlurance Assoc. Inc, F\&11 time Jbtma want·1_m.-Ol562 __ . ____ _ ed. d.Qs. Apply iD penon lJUrior Landscape co bas Wiim. DO pbOoe calla, full time maintenance JollJ Roaer. tOO So. rout e opeo for self Coaat Hwy, Laauna moUv1ted individual ....... .tie> en)o)'I people " bu lllaltll w...... worklnl experience w /bdertor plaou. Xlnt LeCJC11 Secrttary /Ma9 C.-d II Operator Min imum 2 yr i> e x perience Good sk I lie.. Fanuly law & htigotion practice. Paid parking. health & hfc ms Other goo d be n e r 11 s Pr~sug1ous Ne wpo rt Beach Law Firm. Call Debbie 759-9199. LEGAL SECRF.TARY · for partner in Npt Bch. law firm. Mm. 3y r'I ex· per. in Litigation & t)us1 ness/corporate . Good bene. Please call Mr Peters<>n, at 714 752:2510 LIQUOR CLERK · S nights early closing Ex· per . nec essa ry . Top wages. 559.s9n . aft. S.pm UQUORCLBK Full time. Mat~re. ex· pr'd or will train. Apply in person. 895 W. L9th St, CM UQUORSALES Expen enced, mature. Able to work nights. wknds. »30 br per wk. Apply in person. 2072 S.E . Bristol, NB LOAN AUDITOR An excellent 1rowt.b op.. portunity is available ln the Anabeim loa11 ad- miniStraUoa departmeot ,of 1 leading savin&s aod loen. Selected appUcanu Sa ll bo at m ast as- sembler. Basic metal working skiUs prefcrl'ed Steam Sailing Systems. I l 8. 893-1395 MARRIED'> BORED? PART TIME. casual. in- teresting JOb assisting busmes.'1 exec 673-6634 MATERIAL llANDLlNC Pans stock person Expenence de~ured but OIX reqwred. Wall train Mu s t pass co mpany physical including back X Ray. Irvine A Ken· d a v 1s I n d s . Co 54(). 7639 E 0 E. Mature person lo work 1n book st or e . P ti m e . vario us bou rs in c ld wlmds & eves. 675-9595 • • MECHANIC with Detrotl Diesel or Onan expenence. Tom Kelly Marine Engineering. 548·9617 MEDICAL SECRETARY Urology front office in Npt Bch . Bkkg . transeribing. & scbedul· ing. Applicants mu.st be ~· 548·2247. telCAL/19Ck Ofc Expr. R.N. pref. 631-2lf170 MB>ICAL Fl'ont desk Ir Insurance for lab. Call 640-0140 Medical Mat. front. back as x-ray. Exp ool.y. tBOO 14>, Call 979-031.3. ....C:ALP/J FRONTOFFl~E 1&-20bra wk. $3.SObr. Costa Mesa. 751-33113. .-.CAL Uve-ln, l200 per week pha room • board (71A > M>Clll or (21.3 > "2Mt31. wl1l •ud.it new loan mes for aubmislioo lo loan vault and will receive training In secondary market and shipping ftlee. One year related experi~e and t.yplnl of --------e-55 wpm are required. Modetin1 11941 I I 011 H'l' Have An Extra Cash Vacation This Summer Wllrk ror K<'lly on lt•m p n r u r ) J l>:.1gnm<·nts for this t ~u mml•r and l'<lrr t vnur way to extrn I run All offlCl' skilb I n1•tdl·d. I •Typists •SKtttcwies •WonJ Proc •Acct Clffh •Clertls I I I I ' I T 11 11 p:i '. pa i d I '.11 ;1t1'1n~ rC'lrrr.il I hnnu'it'' Nn' r J I kt I ~!~~ l I I t I ('.ill or Come In Tod:i' 11\lnl' 8:0 1411 2102 ltusme--' <'tr Or ' t t t I ' ' ' I t ' ' I I I I t SUJte 2M llunt1ng1on tk';irh R-17-34:111 H907 WRmt•r Aw: 11215 L.ii:un o N11(ud S.11-0..'i42 :t7!l57 Cabot Roatt Santa Ana 953-0130 715 N M11in I In ll&R Bloek o m cel I Eftual ()pportu.nlty I Employer Ml F L------..,- PRODU C TION TRAIN EE Rubber hose products lrvme area Must pass co physical includltlg back X·Ray A Ke nda v is I nds . Co ~7639 EOE flttODUCTIOM UMEWOUEJl for traller assembly and some weldl.ng. Produc Uon tine exper req App- ly in person II 30 AM to 4 JO PM. 23041 Alcale Dr . Laguna llills, Ca 76'S-5671 P IT . a mb1t 1o u s 1n dividual. or rouplr . w1U Lfli to learn managmt of '>m bus1nes~. Call ror _awt 548·9140 R E AL E ST ATE SLESMA N WANTED EARN UPTO 15'< COM· MISSION NET l Earn S50K t o Sl OO K b> Chnslm<1!! 2 Find out why nl'w he cam big m here Come t alk with them 3 Our produc t 1nr xp e n 11 1 v 1• I nod, budget terms 4 Pre set appts . galore S..~nd out wby "we've got the best thing gomg · · NB area Ask for Mr. Howard 9.'>S-3402 bdkhlhs.ln Opening ror h censed s3lespeople. locally owned. with national re· rerral system. Excellent working cond itions . Earn 100% commisa1on. For confidential app 'L call 759·0226. Eucu- Systems Rultors Real Estate ...... , ... _. ~Delk/T,.. trnt ofc R~trypist needed for order proc • pol ofc. Will tm. Deni. Ple11 environment. AllH Sports tnd, SA 540-3'13'1. We have an opening for 2 licensees who are really ambi\ioUi. A lovely of· fice offerina your own priv1te desk Is all the necessities for succna plus up to 70% com · miasJOO, Call lhrjorie Clark. Realde nli al Manaaer for app't. W..,M.T ....... Co. PAIMTB RMltAJn M4..ell0 3'701 Dana Dr 496-6137 Sale. lalOALSHM ~fer reta11/cloth1ng saAes experience but wlll train. Part lo full time avail. Pleuant worlung roods E>.ec ~relar) $l.200per mo Xlnl. s e c r e t a l' a a I sblls.Dynauuc environ- ment. Please send re· sume Ul confidence 10 Coltms /\MOC. 567 San Nicolas Npt. Bell. 92166() llC8'TIOMST Im.med full Ume opening ror sbarp personable PBX Rece p t10 01 s t w various other office dut ies. Please call IRVINE SAVINGS 6 LOA.I'll ASSN. 752·2600 E OE M l fo" Re ce pt1on1s t . G ood phone. IJte lyping. pa rt ume Select lnlenors. 64().2700 llCIPT10MIST Light typioR. heav y phones. Xlnl benefits & W()f"iang condlllons. Call EYa 644-1000 UCEPT /f ypi~t ror busy professional re· al estate office. We need an enlhus1asu c gJrl .... 1th l>i>inll ablltly or so wpm OranRe Co Airport area Call anytime 979-8533 Restaurant We are look· 1n g fo r an ener getic 1U3C10US person to assist in the servltt or food & W\l\C as a Ca plam al The f'lve Crowns E'·enin.: hours make lh1s a Etood opporturuty ror a stu· denL 67S.. l374 Restaurant CASHIH 1be Rusty Pehcan is oow looking ror a cashier. 0p. portunily to join a fine restaurant. Interviews between 3.5 Mo n· Fri 2735 W. Pacific Coast Hwy. N. 8. 642-3431. Restaurant Cooks Assistant, no ex- perience oec:essary. Will t.raln. Waitress tor lu.ocb shirt. taking appllca· llons. w~. after 3. 26tO E. Cout Hwy. CdM. caiT A MESA s.46-1821 SALES DELIVERY. If Secretary . Pi t . exp'd . you need a dec~nl paymR I~ SOwpm. 3 days/wk. Job up to '4·$6 + t-vs Ii hr Kathy 641-<>2'4. 5 9pm. call urt lpm, - 531-UJl i SICHT ARY /LecJal A unique p /tim e op SALES DIRECTOR OF porturuty. flex hrs. 3-4 MARKETING days per week. Newport Center. 640-9260 We're an 0 C ba !\cd travel agenry rranch1.sor looklng ror a top pro ress1onal who ha!> what It tak~ to earn $40K plus The nght indlv ~hould have rranchL'I{' sales ex per and be w1lhnR to help deYelopour nauonal rmrkel.Jng pro~ram Call 1n \.'O nf1dence 1 i I~ I ~ ------ Sales GUYS Ir GALS Want a run )Ob" R1ch1c has 1t If you are 17 >ear. or ol<kr you can eam m+ per week work1n i.: 4 hours part tune & ha vt' a ball. Bonuses. part1el>. etc CALL RIC llll:: BE'IWE l::N 12 & 7 '12·41 Sales lnterior Design Sales \\-'Ith interest in art or m· te design .. rtt . pi t . $20-$25 /hr. Will train. Karen 848-9378. J.1pm. SALISJUQUC>a Experienced . m ature. /\ble to work nights. wt'dtends. »30 br wk Apply an person. 2072 S.E. Bristol. CM SALISMEM SECRETARY GEN1. OfffCE DI.st. Co nds. an exp Pl'f'SOl'I ror typ .. phone. 10 key Neat. organized. X1nt pay & benefits. Call ror UllerVleW appt. J RC t:nJ11necnng . Harbor Bhd. at 405 f'wY. C M. 55&9810 ---- SECRETARY Ra p i dl y g r o w1nR pha r mac e uti c al r e SCMCh & development co 1s look in~ ror a self - mol1\•ateLI 1nd1v1dual. Shthd or spee<twnllng re· q 'd Knowl ed ge o f Spanish bt>lpful. 642·751 l ext ll SECRETARY /UcJail No experience. legal or «.her" wise. but MUST be accurat.e typist 70 wpm. minimum. Unusual op- portunity to learn & ad- vaoc:e in specialized field Sec/Slat $14.400 Leg! RE Sl.5.600 G.0 .-brigbt $11,400 Sec/lWtel Allah $18.000 •Counselors Callini oo RdAil 1"1de lauranl BUS BOYS F.am ISOO-up. Per week n eeded for Newport Spare lime For detalls Beach Club. Flexible caU EMMCO.~ hours. C1tl for appl. Saltspenoo for intimate 66SOOO est $20. apparel sbop. Mature Sales Ow Office• Appt Only I Fl'ee Us Reinders Agency 4020 Bltth. El tab '64 Newiiort Be1cb, m-1190 SecretariaJ ••A11IMTIOH• * R!Sl'AURANTRELP woman, Noo smoker. 40 t--------Part·Ume lu.ocb shift. hr. week incld Sat. Call Studeata Teachers Homewives I ! Bruah. roll. spray exper. Before7 am. •l-1001 (4-5brs. I COUJ1ler belp fouppt. 6U-lll'7 $3.25per hr. 4r d is· Salespeople: 1 yr. cx- bwasber S3.50per br. perience lll Ales. 25 yn. needed. O.C. Airport old•up.Knowtbebeach Real btate. Top N'pt. area. Call R.oo 2·5Pll, fM --. Wort In hiformat ~ otnce bas openlna _a.:...ppt.=--~-__;.._-· ___ IAIUft& otnce. Responai· EARN VACATION S'S WE NEED SECRET ARJES IMMEDIATELY with« w /out abortbaDd lAJQI or abort term. boll .. day • vautloa pay. hotpltalbaUon availa- ble. Par1dlll Att.enden\, neat. for aper. aatespenon or Reltaurant ble It ambitiom. 497-4921 a11re11lve, reliable. new liceaaet. We train. PERRY'SPIZZA or ant. ""· tt4·9'49. position leadln 1 to _m-_IQllO_______ Now b1r\aa rw Pfl' help , _ean_i_w_m_t.ent __ .. _. __ llllJlll. l7MIOO. a.a lllt.aW only. Muat. worlt 10me ..... ~ pay, befffi\1. Cardiff boloQr ~.SA.557..0J.50 ma~Hwy. a.i-C.. JANITORS ... .....,. ~... Part Um• eveoln1s, ... .... ..... "eouplel. ~;;....~~~-~--4 Calta M--. NewpOf't, ~offenout· beMft\.a lnclud· inl cal and dental coverap. Pltue contact Peraonntl for an Im• mediate COlll\clent.lal In· ...,,, School 1pec:lall1in1 In teens before Ii a~er mate-oven. Al" 11. n for 1peelal Au1. pro· IJ"UIL WW take T 111ta cm aelected Maia b1 appt. Part Time J~ITORS ........... '"""'· c.oeta lleaa area. S\artla• aalarY IUD. Call coUect (JIJ) ZIM17S. Pllrt ...... "°'° boll&la .... ............... Call -...sTAITllS "t*8Ddl. 11 yn • okler. needed. ~ jabWl& AW11 bl pencm. Set.ct rro,.run. we 2lCll~ W. Oteanftoot haw °'*''"P, Top ln· Newport Be1cb centlve commluloa Restaurant Eap'd allUl. upa~oca1 wtttrw NB club f/l «rm. Good coo • • ~. temllarial u'. -, lll6ft. ca.II IOI' a.ppt. SALBPOsmOM SMh Ooaat Plue r.tn.CW, EleCut J'ttiacla ~louUqut .... ........ ....,... VOLT . .. . . - .... ,...... .... I ..... AM .... lilllll ........ cllrtt. .... cs 6 bolDt ..... . * llrW.....,.. N. Call --« _., at bl ' Ila. lZI N. Olbe, OrUI•· ........ "" Ctl 'l1S.vll• .. &.Mil ......... 17141776-7101 r.q.I CllfPGI'...,. m/f I CllllJ.SOtml COAST llODF.LS 8o. CoMt Plua Vlllafa •116-MO-aio• Have .omethlnl to ..UT a.-lfled adl dolt well. .... Have )'OU ,.ad toda)' · 1 a.-iied MIT If not. r-a 'R! miaaiq the best bar'laiDI ID LOWD! ...... Tom lfol*1at ......... ''V\dao,.. S&art'' tr•· ......,_ lal pro1um. Call wAJTii. WAITRESS '111.allJ. 0.,., ...._ Ml-Tf.11. ........... °""•· ._.. •• ,t'lt'icae.d ................. CaJllWlflll. MNllJ ---- • Pl OAIL.Y PILOT Wedn..o.y, Aupuat t& tt7V ... 3 ... "'9 .. Y.. I041 t' ,. I ' I071 ~~~ ..... ?!1~~~ ..... ?! .•• ~-'!~ ..... ?!~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• t 'µca IOOI ....................... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• KIUe na, frn lo IOOd I.Al.he lJ"dO" Eu.rupean hcNM. 2 blll/wbt male a'1IO. wll.h tooling. (213) t.U. itlMpu.W• 4 mo •1-ao. MK•••-IOIO Peh IOl7 ....._ ....._ ·················'····· ••••••••••••••••••••••• I c .. tOJO VETERANS J.-..IJeltT ...... A• M 111 ._Vu ti ;•~ .... w u.-. .. 0...... c..., ..... " .......... "' .. ... • ...., ............ 1 •• -...... '· -___ ......... , •• ,4 ...... .. 9ac"'-'ctTH ..... SS.~ Per H9ur Uu•-'c .. De wH ... ,,..._ $4.90,.,. ..... M•111r Tnli 11 l.W $J~10, ....... A pp_ly. at l•ployllfHt I Tr•l"l"a A~ of H•H••• hwctt. SU M• S ....... 1'-1""9• IMctt. C .. MW l7141 516-2126 or 639-1554. Y• -· briltg 00.214. TVt'UJTS AU.WE MEED IS YOU!!! 557-0045 ON l.INE 1 e mi:wru)' l~I rvlc ar~ pl :lit to olf«'r ;YOU 11 rhAD«' to win • tnp for Lwu t o CA80 !'>AN Ll.CAS Rt1&11ter •nd work 40 houn and )'OU Mn!-Ill thl• ctrawtnj' It ·a l.b•t 11 m phi• t Wf:NF.EO • S..-Cn,--t,tr'll!b ( W IW /ti !-1111 •i)tpu.t.1 t(fmn-111 Ofc ("lrrh I fo\le ClerlUI • ACl1(C Cltrb 1 RtttpCJon1 t.a 1M1a& JI Operulon1 U\·Llr\: llMl'OQAPY l'(~N(t ~IWI<. I~ nn 11rc1t st. .............. **** LOTSO.LOYI OMYOUI lllneAY LOYI MOMYOUI fAMR.Y **** FAU.lllOOll AMTl9UI SHOW I SAU Alli mh. Uith Is 19th, hl¥h KChoul, ML~1ons at Sl•~~COiCh Hou r i. Noon to 9PM f'r1 & Sat Nuon to 6PM Sun. Oraw· mgs daily for pnies SI 00 donation Free P1trktn1t l''allbrook thamber of Commerce llnt.1de from Oceanside 1 ~ 1-~--~~~~-...... , _ IOIO ~ nUJi need.a lov ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ina ho me wllh lar .. yard M '73IJO O.e ktttena frH lo aood home. Loni It tlhort halr Htm7 Akit•/Sbep Collie mix" Male. apptO• e mot. lov- (11 c h i ldr en Gd WaCl'hdut(.~ KITTl'.NH Cut4'. llwka )'OUftlC IOWlll St. C.M m r• I'' r t' .. n ti • u l 'tboruul h brf'd K t"t'tl hond ZYl'f old Lovu lrnts Cirt'11t w utch dol( 1131 0020 ------ 1.Avma dog. Shepherd I Lllb, nHlc ' 646-5i71 ......... , •• s h'CWD 10UI' bulloaa card Smd OM card for uch tac plm ooe apare We return perma n e ntly IC.Jed attractive ll& & strap, meet1n1 airline l.D. requirement.a. Pte· vmt k>H & th«f\ I Yor a ~ U.g encl011c wallp1p11r. rabrlc or ·•nay Olo" papt1r " we wUI baick & trim your tap Or lf>' two card11 blllck to back. PRICES S2caor3/~ 4/S tap S1 60 u 619 taga $1 SO e11 lOor more Sl 40 r1 SaJ Tu lncludrd NOCARu~ Draw yuur own or aend namt'. addr~. phont' & well m11kr onr r <lrd pt>r laR Add ~ nc·h St.one.I rh~k or mon"y or derto '9LOT rtllKTIHG ,, 0 &>• 15W <.Al!il11 M l"'I D. C II 92G2f} CERAMICS BRAND NEW WATER SOPJ'ENER 964·1413 Enlioe: • Pord. Uled.1100 Everunp S<&t-l .. A.trlioe 1"» cou.pons wa nt ed, pay 12$ a pc, will pay more for quanUl)'. (313 1 ZJ3..~ coiled PARROT llALfi' MOON ••••~•••••••••••••••••• SACRI YICE m .,.,, F.uy trailer• apace MS-t8115 at tht! Dunes. .... & Or.-1090 , __ 64U_l_L2_.~_-6687 __ _ ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• HIP Johnson 0 /8 wlth Hammond C·J w/PR-40 • Leslie 1.22. Mlol cond. o r11 o wne r . 13200 561·2028 ta.nk. 2 yrs old, 10 hr• u.se. Perf. $4951080. Daya 714 /557-1710, eves ~ Spinet' piano. $otSO Ex IMh. roww 9040 c:ellent C'Onditlon •••••••••. •• ••• •••• •••. 962·~ 8' dUrplay cases. rephcas d old fuhJoned candy counter. make offer Spa tlwrjG... 1094 S7' Carncraft $:5',500 'at Twin Chrya, Sips 10. Be st otr t a kes. PP 6'75·2172 ~3377 ••••••••••••••••••••••• st•1dGlos1 c ......... f'OR YOU WINDOWS Z sqft&Up. SlMPSONS00-58311 COPIER Xlnt cond. 952.7033 Nu Toastmaster Toaster S3 Corn1n"ware S20 Cookware S17 (Pols &: Pans l Call 646-4$38 Crafts man ti D t>lec lawn mower. praet1cally new. very reason Call aft SP M 548·4418 Co l e m an P ea k I bac kp ack . blu e . Polar g uard mummy sl~ng bag. t mo old e ea 645-9796 GOLi'' CLUBS. Wilson X31 , 9 iron s. I 3 4 5 woods. hke new. Sac S200. Call 768·8133 11 ft 5PM TY ...... ..... Stw'M '°" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nice 2:>" Zetuth Color T V Wellc r art AS24. Volv1J TM40 D1I e ng, tuna tower, radio, bail tank, lrtr. lo hni. boat cover. other exlrllls . 642· 1121. 645-19156 19' BAY BOAT. Clas111c South Coast dea1gn, wood lapistr ake hull. Volvo Pent11 eng.. xlnl cond .. 12.000 or best orrer . wltdays. !179·3900. evc..i.. &: weekends 675-8938 Sl:tJ 2 Yr Warr f 'ree lB' South Coast bay boat Del &t6-1786 IOOHP Gray Manne eng, Johnson "Black f ace" SIOOO. 675-31'9, 673-9092 Blise Unit 5 <'h. strapped 13· Boston Whaler sotlp Slf> Call5."J90496 E v1nrude l r lr. c rvr. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I Typtsts CROW 'S NEST AN TIQUES IST AN NrVER.SARY SAL E tn Son Clemente Thru A~ust SOI N. t:I Camino ftcuJ lt'Omcr PabzadaJ Collle MaJe. whl ,.,1.111., ulJ :o.hot.~ l.1kt·~ kuh t blk ruhbtl, k•ltt·n' 6421S05 lwndr1.-mtt', llllltvtt)' srl, pl.1t1·1., mu<·h mt H' 1l1•rn~ Also i.prt••ttl or ,,..,... & t•oloN dont• al r(' »J1Cm11blr cost !140·8~ n l'Vl~ xtra '! M1nl Cond ~2:564 Sears lawnmCJwer 22· 25 · Color TV Sl2JI Zyr o,elf propellt.'d SSO Hot war fo'ret' del and Mil SECRETARY. Part lime. l<>-3. M lhru J.', $S/hour ()pPor lo learrl & ud· vance. Otll 644·3S26. STOCk CLERIC . Need for handling of in· corrung/outgomg stnck. misc. office duties SECUTAIY/GEMUA Pur c h as an g ex per helpful. Must h ave a OFFICE valid CA drivers lie. Irv Independent, diversified loc. Please contal'l A duties . F1n anc1al 1114JSS6-46il Services Firm. Good --- skills. experie nce re· :;tock & Delivery: Fi l, tll.lred. 64Q.OLZ3. strong, clean.cut PoSilion ---avrul for a qualified ap- SECRETARI ES YOUI NOASSIONAL T&l'OIA{lY SERVICE as 1-1044 pUCWll. 495 E. 17th Sl. CM Ask for Vinnie T AL£H1hEAICH Qua I. comedy acl s needed. GONG SHOW TYPES 15 min acts, 5 mm. aOOtltOfl!I, t'll!ilUml's tf poss. Tues day::. 2-5-£0,1 o f f i c e • wk days ~OJ ove rload 557-2539 l"iM 4l21 Wcslcrly l'lat l' Tl-:AC.11Ell. The· Reading SI-<.' let! flfe wport &ach Game Newport 'Be<tc-h SECRETARY Pni.1 t1o n rurrcnllv <I\ WIUl.ilc ror ii M't•rct.u·y with good typing skills lo work tn our Culcr1ni: Dept Enj exct• r• h1>n('fth Applv Mon l•'rt, !Jam n1,_•l1. Pt-1-.onrwl MARRIOTT HOTEL WI Nt•wpot1 Center l)r Newport 114.':ich ~qu;;I Opr>or fo:mplyr m /f .SCct'y/bookkeeper fnr fl E offi ce , N lJ L>av1dson Rcnlty 673·9060 SECURITY MARRIOTT HOTEL Wearei.eckmi: a rehahle person lo work rlex1l>lt' htiu..r.. Law cnforremcnl or ~N:unly helprul f:n JOY good c·o benefits Ap ply Mon fh. flam noon. Personnel IQ) Nl'WJ)Orl Center Or Nl'WIJOrt Bea<·h Equal Oppor 1o;mi1loy m f SECY to $850 General orrice duties. a c- _curatcly ty,pinie 45 wpm. .:ood w/c akulator & C1i:ures. Non·s moker. Call 7Sl-2fi)() <...'rc.."(Jcnl1al re<)'d 2 after noon.'> per week 955 I I 05 Tf':ACllER, Sl'EE ll Hl-:Al>ING, The Rt·adinf.{ C·1m1· N!'wport Beach C.n·dl·nf1;il rl'<(d ~ eves JJt•rwc.'('k, :t~·ll05 OMESALES Work P /ltmt' ir111aour lclt'J1hon1· s<ile~ r1111m (AM PM sh1fls) and still l1dVt· ph·asurl' lime for y ours t·lr Wage-. t11mm C.111 for dela1h LA TIM~ 540 IJJOJ T.t.aO..rator Exp'd only. Small NB ex porting f irm needs person 2 6pm Mon Fri S4 50 /hr Please c-all 640-631.3 & a~k for Pcs:gy fennis Pro Shop S;ilc:o. wum<Jn needed llrs 8..45am-2 .30 pm Mon Ion 494 4006, Sle\'C Tcrm1lf• Co needs I licensctl termite 1ns pec tor & 1 C'xpcnenccd c-rew nn n (;all 642·8926. TOP Hourly pay. 1f qualtfied 1 Houseclcan- tnjl, Laundry & min ironing. I duy c:> wk. 1>4 2 ·6840 Between lOAM·3PM. -- TOW THUCK DHJVER. xlnt saJary + benefits lnq· 900 E Coast Jlwy, NB Call 644-4131. SERVICE SfATION AT TOW TRUCK DRIVERS. TND Apply 900 F.. Comil Expenenced only ~.1ve Hwy, Newport Beach in Ca'lla Mesa. 646-96311 Sf:RVlCE STATION AT· Tow Truck Dnvers ex TENOANT. cxper'ri , per'd Top pay. Apply I G&W Towing , 7400 c enn cul 67!'> 1094 , C»itm.'!Way,C.M 642_1252 673-1023 SERVICE SfA attendant. Cull or part lime Chevron Station. 3000 f"atrv1ew. Costa Mesa. Tf"ClliMe Posft'- Switchboard operator f /t, p /t hrs. evaJI. call for appt.~7~. TUVB.AGENT Need qualified MGR. or Sr. agt. to run N.8. agen- cy. Min. ~yrs. exper. Xlnt. financial pkg. Op- portunity for prollt shar- ing. 644-0185. SHARP SALES PERSON to sell painlinr,s at Anaheim Con vention Home & Garden Show. A~ 18th thru 26th. Call Pres . o f Ash brook Studios Inc. 714·893·1370 or 495-5906 eves & weekends. Travel Agent, m in . 2 yrs . exper. NewPort Beach SJ.OPPE R&: RECEIVt:Il.. Travel. CdM. 673-2210. mile. exper. C M area ~1805 ...... b.-rt Costa Mesa baaed rirm. Top salary + benefits. MUil be able to read & write English. AblUty lo speak Spanlah desirable . TRAVB.AGY WHLSE Scuba diving whlser needs.girl Friday. whlse exp. neceuary. diving a pl&.m. Poleidon Ventures M4-S373. 71.4/&t6-i13Sweekdaya. TYPIST. permanent part 9.ap trainees; good opp. tJme to train u typeset· fM .Svucelneftt. with l«.~ ~ above SOwpm scientific lmtrument co. r~ d: Pacific Skipper S40--1CMUfter 10: 30 A. M. lllqazine &4$-1'U TYPIST lmmed. full time open-inl la our aalea dept. Room for advancement. Xlnl atart!nt salary. Ac· anlAI t.1J)iDc euentiaJ. Stationery Store In Qironadel Mar needs ex- perienced ulea lady. f\JU time s da)'I, ,ant worldnl CGDdl. bpeclaJ- ly floe Clienwle. '75-1010. IOIAMIMC. -OCIC CL-21111 W. Co.t Hwy. N.B. n Eq":.1_=Wdt· 'J <'.rvwtnl OrUle County ...,--beled compuy .... In· divMtual to .. ume 1tock TYPIST room reaPoUlblUty of Word ,,_....., typllt p&ckiftl • atod1Ln1 of for Nwpt c.m... law otc, .,.u. OIMr cluUea will lefaJ ellper preferred. IDcMslD'81.raHMulc ....._ =•l war•b0Hfa1 --------- DldrOli6c eGm· """ ponent• kao•led,. 'Dia,,_,. • ..,. ta look· belpful. Mhumum oae I•• for a part Um• year .-peri.-.. Good l!Pl•&lproofreader. ~ ...... Call Plft-m• wmtdtlf cond., 5s1:tos1. lfl••t Op-..... ••r:m. Aw-~1 ~-tr la,._ Pleeea· daAwe .• ~11 .... * •ATT&nlOM•• Students 'fcachcr11 Housewt ves • • EARN VACATIONS$ WE NEEO ISeruor Typtslll /Stat Typists .'Oic.faphonc ty pists .'Clerk Typists NEED IMM EDI AT ELY L-Ong & short term. hoh day & v;icalaon pay. hosp1tala.c11lton av;iil;i ble_ ·voLT. T a""4PCJR A A'Y fir d.fVIC,AI'. 546-4741 :1148 Campus Dnve !across from Jnhn Wayne A1rport.1 1':.quaJ ()pPor Employcr TYPIS'r.i ENJOY YOUR SUMMER! Hetoml' " Norn•ll Tcm porary lmmc.'<illllc OJ>l'lltng-. ( r •Jr. Typbh •Statistical Typists •Secretaries •Word ProcHson •Data &.try Opn. No Fett Paid Wt!t!kly Paid V;;calton IRVINE F..0.E. M1I-' UtJltty & lite mmntenam-1· in lovely II untinl(lo11 Beach apt building ex c-ellcnl position for re llr ce w /s ome me<:hamcal ablltty. l\pl +salary. 521·8:>-tl Valet Parken. for pn\':llc Country Clull P IT . Women encouraged to apply 64-4·5'11M --------- Waihr Waitrffws P IT lunches only Pnvale club 64-4-5404 WAITRESS · Cocktail rull-ttmc SC GoH Course Rest 492-2495 WAITRESS F'ull time. S .C Coif Course Restaurunt 492·:i'A95 WAITRESS Rothchild '11 ReslUurunt CdM 673-J750 WAHTIDDRIVH SUNOAYOHLY ·ro deliver Dully P ilot bundles lo carriers. Re· qt.Ires YIU\ or large 11la · Uon wagon and a l(ood tiriving r ecord. Phone 642-4321 and ask for Ha rry Seeley or Don \Wliams. EQUAL OPPORTUNlTY EMPLOYER WAREHOUSEMAN Responsible person fo r labric warchouH. Good opp. with growln1 co. Irvine area. S1lary co mm . w I exp er . 566-NU. Women Cook 8:30 to 3pm daily. Apply at Gino'• Deli. IOM2 Crown Valley P1rkway , Laguna Nlpel. Womell lleeded for bouleclea= eervlce. GoodJ*)', hrl. Rob· tM01 Rae •Mop Ml..o'751 YACHI' SAL.1:8 Pf!RSON Eallerienc:ed pnfel'Nd. Schoell Boats, HOO ~·Newport Beh. YARD MAN. rental C111Mr bal full Ume open· ln11 for 2 m•n . M«Un1ca1 k:::J:i,r bllptul, Hat t· Int nec•H'>'. Wltdya off. Wiii train. ltaO Newport 81, CM aaumooActs 842 5G78 Lar~e ornute carvrd WuJnut antique bdrm set melds puir of twn beds or lens: si bed, marbll! lop dresser w/m1rror. twin rn;irble ntte ~lndJ1 & 2 m~1lchmi; arm111res All rc-ful..'>hd SI .s:io S.'8 18ti2. ~7001. 751 ~5 Anltqut' f'trt·arms fo r i. u I c M d I l 8 II ti Winc hester. Mdl 1876 W1nc·hesler. Mdl ll 'lhotgun 64.5 7572 Antq oa.k pcde~ta I <Jc .. k circa 1900, malr h g ~cl rclartal t·hr Xlnl 752 6204 m r. 951 3i'.14J c·v wk 1-'r{'o{' 4 m1J1S ohl 111.11t• Spr in.i1'r Spt1n•c'I Cu11• & rnendly 549 ~17 8050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• **I BUY*• Gocx1 u.n'CJ "'urn1ton & AppbanCl'!> on I Wtll wll orSEU.lor You MASTEltS AUCTION 64U616 & lll·9625 Green antique• huH1•l h11>. hC.'Cfl US(.'(J ll... '< l t' rt'I' or dres..,~r. 72 · wtd\'. l7 tu. 21 " deep S7~• or 11Hn ~7<>19 Gre en h1.:h bJt'k 111· ca s1onal t·hat r "" 11l toman S2S 64-0 70<t'I 8010 •WE PAY CASH• Good u.'lt'd furnahm· l'.p1,llancC!t.. T\":. d e ..•..•................. Whirlpool elcctm· dry,•r with UV ray, $75 or l~I clfr ~7203 WJshcr Deluxe mullt C)'l'k . $145 Dryer SlJO f-'mgra mm:1hlc ~ .. wide• dlil ovt·n c·I L•1·t r alll(t'. Sl:10 All ltkt• 1111 5;,.t 02..<,2. !"y$(} 8701 l" AS II I' J\ II) Wr-.hr dryr!. Hdrt 11~. work111~ or nol !Y.>7 Hl.U It Jo; f-' fl I c; E R A T 0 fl . t'l.E1\N HUNS C OOD ~100 5"H 44115 636-1610. 547.9153 Must ~II lh1s '4-knd mv l)('.41ut formal DK w l, I.It :.et. c1Jffee & endl bf!.. queen hr sel. lump-.. p11· lur~ & ;.ctcs!> All II·~' l h a n J m 11 :. 11 1· w [.)j·spernll'' l'll'a-.1• '"'" llemJt'C 2 J.3·594 KJ'l I Table'. 5 chuir~. mu~t '"" l\JI wood. u11hob ~1·:11'. Ol('I> rlE'l:lll. J(fl'lll l'•HUI s:IAJ \fl 7PM 1,1 > :l.':il:J l.J\trlj;! rr.om SWI•· 11111" p1<.'turl..,, t.1blc~ l'tt '$1.1 al I ').JG. 721.1.1 f'orm1r u t·ounlc r loii. l'x 14 • no t•utr1uts L $.:111. K1rby val'UUm w~ {;J.1< S.tl)() c.le~k. Oii r1111 .. h g-,o ~ xlnt cond1t 1on $'11Jll ~ A.tr cond. wtndnw ty pe 6.000 DTU. v.u rks gd $100 bo.rtt ofr 1><11, ~it <ir l!lf...oo.31 8015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIMITED EOITIOM SllOW&SAU ; Sept8 !J Shernton Anohe1m For discount u ckels de uul11, wnte Al~EA, flox I034 J, Kermit. Tc xall 7!174.'i 1020 •••.•••................ Rrd or blue A1uk1 10 5pe00 Cuud cond s:>~ CaJI ::.41:1· 1746 or WI 8156 MldlnrJM~ah8025 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llid hnal coated na1l1> 50111 SOOd A1n ·h din tlJI & h11r '"'· l'hthp11trtf' \1.1h1: dr..r rc:L' t>tiu IA'lll ,., ,., B ,. 11 u t 1 r u 1 c ., n " 11 ~ W11tlrbec.l 5311 3811'1 Mov111i: !>alt-Ii pwf',• k1ni: '117(-d Wrm !'let "'n•rH h Prov $750 1-.xc·r I. ~hupcd dt>:o1k $150 P 1• Call 714 ~ 72H RmC}l"ator & Qwen IMd. 496-4477 V(•ry ruce 3 c11\h1011 1·11u1 h. 2 rrlltt<'h·~ c·hr-.. 1111.,.. 1·•1f lhl -. & l11mp.. $400 !,ll Jfil!I ('l\">ll l'All> 1-'t)f .id u.wd rurn Jlllt 111w"'l&clrTV ,!J,17 Hl:t:I box $16 Uy the pallell 148 ();wrnpnrt, t•hr, ottomJn, boxC!>I ll.5 YI 1148 ~.211 flSl.J llruwn & .iold ll1IW\ 8040 MtrrfJPM ~5 1n.;1 ....................... Sh.th Tiu. I yr ol<I . ti..•t t:<' fe11¥Alc w /pup.•rs SlllO Aflrr 4 8."X) 47l7 Engl.u'th SetleT, m11l c. ref Ce<.tion1tle. wt'll IM!h11vrd AKC reg Show qu1tl 84.2 5759 AKC Black I.all Pup11 Field & h11nlln1e stock. Day11 1131 97U7 . cvea e:J7·6731 MODEL FURNITURE 271:;1 1'11~1-0 flf•I l'.111'. Sun Juun C:11pL\lr11n11 ~I 0600or493 41171 J>n('c~ from SIO 1'!10'1 K IT I> y v U t' U u m S I ~.II wh1•clr hr $150 l'l••t·t 1111PI Dhl hnx llJlrt: mut lrtM •OO 2:374 SOl-~A. curvctd 1wt·t111n11I , oy111c1r. xlnt eood SI 75. ~{1170 Germ. Short lhur pup. piei, mall!il &: tcm ale11, !I wk!J. okl. M7-6002 Ml 4 PM W1ute bdrm 11et w/l(olcl t.nm. Red w/mattre11& & bouprtn.c. 2 c•ht'11tt1, I romtt dftk 754 1011 Mint Do1dc pup Fem. AKC. $140. 536-7666 frwtoY• I041 ............................ s. 1011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *** .... w. Salilrts Zl6W.1111tteA••· c.... .. ..... , ............ .. ........ .......... (SIUOYalue). to ""°""' _Y,AIM ~. lOtbtbruA1.11. l9 1lcMU may be claJmed by calliftl IOK71, tat. 272 ••• Sm. *' puppy Ddl. hom• ,..,.. bed, wnLI IOflMOM '° aov.. lllGIJ. All. •. PllppJ, fera., Ilda. hm. • 1omeone to love. mtm.Aft.5. ft9atolll.._,ml•pup· .,,., ... tnined, wW ,., far ........ ,.. Clualfled Adi ere the ... ....,. to a IUCceatful Waait or yard .... , lt'a a better WI:/ to t.11 ilDon ~I SAT ONL VI £than Allen Tnmdk bed, furn. t"hord o raan . lamp11, II.I t pdaeta, boob as tlolhn l4U1\11Uo, CM Everythln1 mual ao R.efri1e. wat.er'bed, rOC'll. lnl daaJr, dlwMI', m1ny rrilc. 1klt. 1407 Apt. 4, Delaware, H.B. Ul·*4 MOVlNO SAL!: Od furn, mirron, booU. mi.e. I C.M.546-CBI. aanump .._.Harbor 8r Cl&.ballll Club. 1101 lath at Irvine. CM. IOam Jpm. Tbun AUi II Ice er.m loclal • ptano • -~.t1 tapm 'Mala at door 'fie. ....... ..,. ....................... llU11 a •••raid tut dlamooda 1. u cu ti UJ'OI ............... . Clllr ..... . .... ..... ... .. ,llo ellro•o1r••• •••tt•l 1IH• w1tell flto. .... JACX WALSH CAIPITCO. ha.-. dut1e <1ub for S2 !t4J, S.:I !Ill land $4 1111 For ('0\1l•fo:TITIVfo: hill ('(•fN' to 711 W 17th :;t. G 2 ur c·ull 631 <Wtf.! l>ral)l..,, all '>Ill.'' lw • •1l•1r' lrw. .ll> Sl6 W pr .. 11 nlm mtth' :'A3 ~!I 778 2"b13 l~l ha.'> 140 yd.' h' y plul>h t'Ufl)(1 3115 sq 'd' w ll JI I p.Art for lllb11r .AJ ~!I 77SZM3 ltA'('flf"d J CJll ltk1· 111 "" (it-I $lb.J "-'kllll' Sl'lll M!r&S • • • Joan c. sat.ifww.r 2091 lct&Mcwal "· c~ta~a You~ HM winner of twofrtt Hcbtbooks 1 $19 511vulut•1 lo ~HOTI'S IBlRY fARM A11J( rnth Lhru Aug I 'I Ttc k1·L'> ma> I.it• 1 h111tw•I ltv 1· .. llml( t.ll :,1;111, 1·>.t ·.m ••• 15 lltwl. n1·v. lift trlr i:arut•n tr;irlm "' .ill .Jl l ,1lhml·nt' IJ""n mttwl·r-. d<·l lift 1.:;.ui:e lor l'U or\ an S4ll 3681 Q.UIDECAZA point cltt blt111 dbl oven up 642 ~ S40 968 343:' ---- llaoul Oufy ong10al culor ht.ho ·• f'romenadc des Anicla1s ·• I II arbor <tt Nied ltand s11(ned & numbrrf>d M ui..eum framed '213 >ff22 9:.!62 dYN. (21.J1l76-JllJ .. ve~ Aquarium. :10 J(al "' pump & U.S!Wrtt-d h~h S7S 631 17!'>3 SCRAM-lETN· ANSWERS C~HN'dy Piker ;'l;ull)' Put kt•r 1'l:1'1\ fU)('I\ Y•iu think > •>0 '1· .i.:••l 1ir•1 bh·rn-. I '" IC•tt ,, • .111 .. n t.h.;it 'in.:~ I'\ 'I\ HI IC I\ 8081 .••••••..•............. I ~1\Yrt.1> l"'•rt .. LI" •I.in•" fk1r1r /\11J1r11" Ill \:!I '""'WI.Ill"·,, l? 8083 . ......•••.•••......... r,t:IT/\H c.rn~o-. J4', .. 1111 1·•111<1 lit•.,, .. rr .. r :~\II Iii'• 1;1.11hl 12 ,111111! \o\1'11 11.ir•l ~wll I...... m .. d. I ~ I~ ~.Al or t1.1d1• fr.r It ''""• \t•l\.ll'>l ll 11( t'ltllllJJI ,11.tl• tju.ili I\ I' I' i:ll u:.t Offic.e fvnWture & ........ 8015 .••••••••....•.•....... ~t't"Ut.IH' de'\k, chair & tmt ~ 'alot' for SJ'j~ t:..tll ·6.'1 227 ' Sansw 71Vi0 rece1vr. Hose ~H s pkrs w 1dual 12 26 tu.mt.able 8.11 9782 lo-.lrM9t• ~ ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• tOIO •••.•.•...•........•.•• WHlTHfl BUYING or SELLING This i1 Your DAILY PILOT BOAT MART To p&oce yow ad ca11642-5678 •• flt Wafter E. Sttt4e 1640 ~wport ll•d. Costa~~ Y°"~~-~oi twofrtt ticllf'tbootu Sl!I Sit' JIU• t l11 KMOTT'S IYRYfARM \UIZ 10th t.hru ;\\Ji! l'I 1'1 k1't.'> ITlJ) 1 ... -d Jtffi1'1l b' t .tlltn~ l..c! ~iH l'Xl WOULD LJKE TO BUY 11 hve-is board hxt:r·upper & oH :.h•>rt' moonng tn Npt Call Boh631·22U •Sk1 pjlH'k :!5' Cls bin l'rwser on trl r 1-'u II y eq1.11p. 2.33 llP, I 0 , Mere X I n l c o n d G on •I C.,t.alma boal !>45-037~1 8' f"BG Dingy. <.:olumb1;, Whaler type. oar°' S1S() '.! If P Jot111)'.l)n O tB, nec..~h work $5() 1>75 ~ lJ1ft Glass par V haul. 120 omr trailer & mun\ 'tras. dnt eond 129!15 56t> 7458 i'l Thundrrln rd tllft I. •1 ,, d e d L •> ,. N Ii ... ,, 1· r I f t f' 1· $ H 2 !f ~. :!134 72 Hf.fl7 14 Aluminum 11.;J:.' & trlr. 1 mu-.. -.w1' el w dl, S:>Jll ·~ •• ..i1..,CJ loah. Sail 9060 ....................... l.J•S.1 14 111Jti w trlr Vl'rv t:d Conti Xtra .. atl:. ~ At'C"' ~ fi7~, ~ 10 Gla:.i.par, s:17!i I I W1lrlft11wl'f 1nl'f trlr. rrYA•>r r11mpl n1(1:1n1: Jiii f!I m '" 11 'a• I $ 3 ~11 1,41, ll ti1 ,.,,,., wkn1h.. :~t 11IHI \~11 rl~' ;!I "" trlr &•111tho,1r1l I , .. ,,11 nnl cm~ Rn an 1n1·mber,h1p fJ1•.1 ountNI I" 11 c <.:a II J 11 J 11 J I 7:,127ff70bc•lll .i JB\1 I>1d.t1 1n~ 1'.4utp >Jul n ic1tJ 1-'r "" ~I NWI H •1.1m :, lll)•ll t flt •• ('tJHt ,-.. 1\l.IC I I ~· I !n'I ... \ , I • ond 1-ulh 1-qu11111t'fl 11..•'t ofr 1,-;-~ 11~ \\l:"il>OW Sii \Ut-:..., t.1·v .. 1ur Blind~. W•iH·n ..,.,at..,. pull hhm!' "'' ~41r ! nH all 1l1•m" A"if't.:.'ll r.-1511%1 TrJll•· '"ur old lul f lt11 111·"' i.:•1111111·, "' 11 h .• ( l.t'l!>lftt'<l ,l(f !ti:! ~.i.71! 8087 ....................... U.AUY lli\MSTJ-:n. .... l Ut•· & udorJblt• onh ·1 "'e"k ' 1t1d. $1 50 c•a ITF:IJO' Ht-:AH 1. IWi KS7!1 .,ft tiP .\1 11r ~1(}.2715 YACKT SHl"'9HG CRADLES """rl 111nl'llrt1('( 1110 flt•xn Ji lo 4.1 lrnv. l1•r' S I o u 1• J C J I I M r St.1•ml)l•r f;.15 022'l WIN 516 t; •• )(J rJl•' rr•1·unl !'Iran i:d c •;n Trlr tm I titll) 1,..1 ofr h7J <tl)tif II.I\" )<IU ll·Jtf (1t1J.t\ ' ( 'l•l''>llit ti \th I f j litll \1iu r•· m1"1111t tlw l.1<•,1 1Mr£JJO:-111 to\o\11 ' 2 Ticket Books to Knott's Berrv Farm (values up to S19.!0) Come to Knott'• Berry Farm tMs 1ummer for the mo1t fun packed So catch the Spirit of the Weit ... then and now ... at Knott'al Um• of your llfe. Knott'• offer• you headliner enter- tainment, the 1pectaculu "Wlah You Were Here" Ice Show eatravaganz., It pay• to check Dally Pilot claHHled everyday. You may be a winner! th• brand new Cloud 9 Diaco with ,,,,.,,,,,,, th• blgge1t. th• beat, and the \..\~ ~' , ft~~ brlghte1t In llght1, aound and danc· \...~~\.' ~ Ing not to mention our other 135 wlld .§:' 'f) ~ rid•• and attraction•. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1===============~~ Look for your name and _.. ~ addr••• In today '• ~ ~ claaaffled ••ctlon. If you ...._. =-find It, call 842·5878 Ext. ~ ~ 272 and we'll arrange tor :;::: ifii you to pick up you; ticket•~ ., ... JlllllJ•1••lll91-~ ... 1 {l·l-Jt' our oftlae neereot 7 ~,,,,,m~\\\~ v .. .. 0 .. I• M Jd VII. PS. I nr 965 .... .. 11011 Jnd 9:ig n i.. old. t70 •••• rstor· 10Hr id au .Got I ml, >UL "74 • •••• Lraoa. 1ter . 1aft ~ . - \ t ~ j \ • ~ \ 17 • ~· I ~.~ ........ !~.~~ ..... ~' ... ,£AA u-~ ~JI IJW'el _., ~::::--7 n Oe••• --+---···••••• ~ .. oop. 0 18 mtr, ia. ..... ..__ 1&11• '4UOtolr Blu -~ w/UIM, llMMlnt ~ • ... ........ tol6dblk. ____ ......__,""=· .. 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DIPOllTANT NOTIC~TO aEADr.JtS ANC> ADVERTISERS 1'\t p rire of 1t•m11 lldvtt1laed by vehicle dealttla l.n the v .. h1cle dauJf1ed adveruain& ODlu.-11 dMll oo& anC'lude a.ny applicable taaes, ticeue, ll'aAafer fees. flMON ctaaraes. ftts for au pollutian control de- vsce certifical.IOns or de aJer documentary pre- parauoo charg~ u.nleu otberwt5e s~ifled by tbe advertiser t520 ....................... Newport Slip Power only. '6..50 per t\. S2SO mm. 8'TMS46 a.AS5aC IUYlllS 1972 VOLVO 1800£S Nrwiiorl SIJp needed for SEDAN·Hard to find new 29ft Ericson Call "Sport.swagon " m odel &t0-5122. with • speed trans & ---1 overdnve. air cond1l1on 1i rt_.. 1ng, AM I F M s tereo I 4 IWIOll _,_. *· •••••-•••••••••••••••• wflai>e, g.,... exten or "' IS in excellent condition 9120 Has been Ul same family smce 1972. You must see ••••••••••••••••••••••• tbisooe! MaJteoffer. T E A RD R 0 P '6 5 . ,._ .. ff 26 .. 7 Overbe~ Cab. sleeJig •· _____ .. _._ .. __ Dbl sink. toilet, stove, oven. refrig. 2 sets or Jacks. Must sell! $350. CaJ I aft 5: :.>. S36-3992. 101.o, rt Cabover Vaca· t1o neer· S t C , AC . shower . etc Loaded, xlnt cood. $2195. 556-7458. t OFAIOt4D 1.950 MERCEDES 1705 Cabriolet 2 door coo· vertlble, tao exterior brwn lthr int. • cyl nat head mlr. • spd trans. unbel i evable a u tomobile . a r eal dass1c Must sell camper & true k .....,.,,_ lerift bought motor home. '72 lJOOW. Coast Hwy ~ Lo o 6 <: y I. w / 8 ' N~llt Bcb 642·6763 cabover, iclnl cond. ------~ Noreas orr reru.sed Bugatti Repllcar. reblt ~ eng. Masarali ho rns . s ide p ipes. Good Moforiudlibs 9140 mechaolcally. Many •••••••••• • • • • • •• • • • • • • xtras. S3000 or best off e r . Bianchi moped. xlnt cood. c.all Jerry 955-3395 --------------------------- .A..to1, httported Aufoi, llflporhd Auto•, Imported Wedner.day Auoust is 1979 ...........•.•••.••.••• * DAILY PILOT DI ..•.••...•........••... ······•••·•··••······•· ~~.~ .... !~~~ ~w 9711 ew 9725 Pendle 9750 ~!·.'.~~ ...... , ...... u._.. .w.-.uMd • •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WEPAYTOPDOl.J.AR '73tl4 20 AMUI .. V•••• t770 C •• fftl .__. • tt.,.,. for top UMd 4.!&n fOf'C'llnl •..W 77 JJ• 'T7 Sfyd~r only 10,980 · I .. /8tra, ......, ,. -__,.... .. d.,.lra a loca mile•. P e rfect nu b r akes . $~$00 .................................. ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_.NI' .. aU. NU. P\allJ ......... a.a.Uy coed. '5,500. 141·5112 _M5-MS __ • _____ M' hi· Ndl. f'nl· wrk, ,. Dlo CCDV, a\lllllUot MtJ• I .... -__. • ..ntwt. lllZ .._ "450 o r bot ofter. •-clal. no ma r• or -•ir·-·• ~ctlllMQ> · 'llPGrwbe,aunrl.Sfflo W..519.'nll7pm .,. , AlllOCMIM ..... ,. W eu&o. ale, .uno. a ppreciate ! 0000. •can. 10• fentl• ml. NOnCDIOOVU .... 8 tGMI lwc. toad. 11,IOO/ (7U)1'75-l010. Aft. Spm. "II Rabi* dieMi Ur. db. =' .-vkecL moo. _...ttf ....... ~at otftr. Rlcbard tl4 l.I, •Int cond . :::.,wlUtt/taa. tl.Ul.1---------~ ""HAallOlllLVD. ..-....... Mlc belln ra dl a l 1. imllOID <xm'AMDA ..... t7J7 All/nt at.eno. 17~. '75' Bua. •.OOOml. A.Jr, ,,. ~0..-,.C.-y 611·1176 ........ ·-·-·-.. ••• ~---All/Fii caaa., beaut. aft'ICCMR _...,_Blvd. .... M-?f _.;.;........;.;....;..;..;.;... ____ $4750. H'1 ·UH o r Jl\all .-.r. taiac.y air C08TA MESA ..,..... 72 tl4, l 7, a5 IDPI· Vtty IJ2.tlal. eoad.. ep11t ...aa, Lan. 97NIOO oatMelCOUMTY"S HOteA Cc.-s =-~orbettolter. VcitYo t772 dau top 6 10'tr mUe-1 Ou' SeCI Yo.ar Car' CllYA .. W PAYS TOP DOU.AR fQI' a-UNd lmpcwU ~lllM•Doo IH-1111 WAMTID! Late model Toyotaa, Vohw, Pickvpa Ii Vua. C&ll m tbd.ay I TOYOTA·YOl YO l tUH.,._9h4 c ........ . "'-44' UOl • S40-t4'7 PORSCHE's WANTED AUow us tbe 09portun.lty to CIOOllde.r the purchase or tracfe.in of your clean Porsche. Check wath Us Today' ........ r+td ••••••••••••••••••••••• -....... .... • ..v Sbm1>1 (J.DMll.J), _.., _, ... ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt7SC~C Sltft T•Q1111....., .................. !!_~~ VOLVO CQRDIYIUI UMIVEllSITY *IDEALERINU.S.A. a•·---· ~~.:..!actoc'Y aJlr M..-s "" ~ """' ,,_...., ~ ....... t.ape. u l OWrm 1 11 ~ ROY Ale LIAS-wheel. Cabriolet top. AUl'O cen& .._. C... • 6MC CARVER OVERSEAS ofiiVERv crui-se cont ro l • low Mlla.kerSt. TNdls ROUS·ROYCC EXPERTS mi.!M. <532Nlllll. OOBTA Mf.:SA J150HarbCJr Blvd IMtJ•mbOrH SltH ...... I" a.ta 11eu 54C).96t0 ,.._ __ -' =' ... <" EAILI m •--------·' Honda Meord $-6p, BU..· ClO~( 0 SUNDAY\ VOL VO tana. 1untr. air. mreo, ---i.Harbor Blvd IOI McLAllM's $ 650 N Beach Blvd I.A HABRA <S MJ No. of SA •'Wy > (714,52Z..Slll Sunday by Appl. '712002: Stereo. S2000 :?~1 '75 2002: AC. s uorf. AMI P'M. whl<i tire~ $7000 Debbi(' 642-3873. 642.f,006 ----- "76 s.:n . Tan. S7M mls a c, s nrf. auto tram., i.m rm. $7700 Cult ti73-9339 Immaculate 1971 BMW 2002. sunrf, M1chebos. stereo. runs xlnt. (714) 972-17U or973·1391 Brad CUICOm pa.lot. fitttd cov· '50$1Jvtt<..1oud I COSTA MESA er, speed control. Must 119,000 646-tlOl 546-94'7 '72 Olwter: Low DUlel>, be seec' Best offer offer ~44 fCDICODd. Sli.W. &\500.675-9231 To,ota 97'5 OIAMfHCOUNrY 1"1$-311156 ·n Coupe: New tires. •••••••••••••••••••.•••• VOLVO 9tl7 "18 Font Fiesta, like new, Good eng. l o w gas "76 Cetica sr. Xlnt cood, EXCl.USIVELYVOLVO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7000ml, 3Scomb mpg, milage. Reg. g:i.s SlOOO auto, AM /FM c a ss LargestVolvoOeaJer '71C.maro.under10,000 IGDOorbest.•92-7"'l. or best ofter. Call eves U.CXXI rru Silver w /blk an 0ratlge Cowlty' miles, yellow. T· Top. 67S-3BZ2 mtr $C200 ~ BUYorU:A.SE Super cluo. Lots of ....,C&f ttSO DIRECT xtras .. S5700 f'i.rm. Call ... •••••••••••••••••••• ~ 97 30 i• Ce!lca. good coodluoo ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM/FM cassetle, new [fl!J('t~, ::-:::~:::; 77XJ.12L Automatic, air. fully eqwpped, 6M actual miles. Rege ncy red w tao bides. "Fla w. less .. (l!s.UKTI atEYBIMW 1st & Broadway SANTA ANA ~3171 "--Ghia 9734 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '69 Karman Ghi:i <'On· vert., good rond, run.<i great. $2900 ~ 8465 --- '60 CIOSS I(' all orag SaaUice RtOO. ures. 7S.· 1301 '73 To)'OU Mark II. SUUOOWagon - - --- - - - -all xtras. New ures, xlnt 2025 S Manchester cood l ownr. $3950. ~--548_-_368~1~~--Anaheim 750-2011 49M707 i1 Ce!Jca, nu carb. batt '68 Volvo 142 ; good & brlts , runs great transport , best offer $13)(). s.6-2490 549 1343 Mon. to Fri ~ '73 Cellca. 4 spd AH. n e w p&1nt . new seal$ ~ caJJ aft Ii. 846-1717 16 Q>lica JT Lift bk. ~pd. \ C. AM FM. $45(>0 IH2 3715 Alt 5 8 3)-5 --------- '70 142S AM FM rass. 45pd. Wtl me-ch I rond. ~at transp. nfh body wk S800 644-5 726 ..... UH'd ....................... "05 tt20 ....................... lt79DIMO a1>••MCI! on Camaros, Capn~. Monte Carlos. Mali bus " Novas OraslJc r~uc:· uons • SAVE NOW!!! ORANGE COUNTY'S NIWIST LINCOLN·MERCURY DEALERSIDP IAY R.ADllOE UNCOLN·lllERCU RY 1&-18 Auto Cent.er Or SDFwy Lake Forest exit IRVINE ·t.Jo.7000 ........ 9'52 ....................... Ghia: Xlnt cond. many xtras, must sell th1~ week, best olr. ~K> f'V"8/wknds . G1111.. '701 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 2002. $7500. Xlnt mpg. J::\es ~-ro59 ·71 Corolla w al(on. aW>malJr.A C,25mpg, 5.S!I~ • •••••••••••••••••••••• '62 RamblPr COtO,.RL CHEYIOLET :!1128 Harbi•r Bh •I l'Obl A \ft:.'-'\ 54 ... 1200 '70 Mu s tan J,? AM/FM /cass.6cyl,auto. xlnt cond, run.s gn•at $1600/ best oUt:r 631-0343 AtmmON! Mer ce d e s. BMW . Por3che. Classic & Ex· otic. We will sell your c3r oo consagruneot at your price Best location tn Orange County For an· fonmtJon call J 1 m Cur· ran. ..,. ... .,. );n) W. Coalt Hwy Nwpt Bcb 642-6763 •-spd. AM/FM cass A.Jr, '7l Karmann Gh13 coupe, sunrl. x.lnl 871-1024 ~ eog. clutch, extra(' BMW 16 5.301, MUlt cond tor. Rum r.re11t. nds bod> ••••••••••••••••••••••. ---Tri .... 9767 6 cyb.oder Z3 ml les per g a 11 n n i-: x r I' I I e n t transponauoo ~ i51 -.iMO f'jonl blue. Blnupunkt work. S2200 4~·~l07 '71 $taj? 3 o IJlre \'JI. 2 ~ten.>0 ta~. 4 spd. Best topii. 4 o;pd, wire wtib. -..a...&. orr r5912PL 1 Pvt pty Mmdll 9738 pt'ff1.o("l rood 553 ~ _..,. 9910 day !. 752 1116 4 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• w1md.s l'H>s ~I 2154 BMW 1976 530 1 A 'T. s nrl. alJoy whls, othrr t'JCtras Showrm cln RZN671. pp. 646-4332 . 673 5613 ~ 9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 RX7· ll M m1 AC. 51.lver blu. AM ,.,.)'I , !>un rf S8300 . 642·11 2 1. 646-~. "7• RX3. Runs great. looks clean. Economy. Sl195. Dys. 7S.-S300, 897·4984 eves. T ru; ·74 66.000 miles, white. st.ereo. roll bar. r1bergla.s hardtop. lug gage rack & other xtra.s lm1D1 c\llate S5000 w1U bargain 990 6686 & ?J'l,.5312 ---v...... 9770 •.••..•.•.........•.••• MAIERS AUTOC&n'U NO'nflNCi OVER $4999 1976 IUICIK iS Monte Carlo. 2 dr . vLOyl roor. xlnt cnnd . ~ best olr 64&-1916 7)! Ol+t\ette 2dr. 4,pd, rus t colored. radials, ve-y clean. <t94·2678 '79 Ghia V6 Loa1frr1 8r.u>d new. Must ...-11 $7200. Call 493·5120 I\ rnsg -------,. Mustang U . good c-ond Sl.600 641> 72Z3 Everunli?\ '72 lmpala. VI.Dyl lop. au·. OWi n 1"1 9955 PBiPS. radlals. l owner, -·••••••••••• • •••••• • • .., 5Si·7s.M Old!! 98. leather irl tttior. 161100. 833-0119 Jo IDllage. S2751best or ---fer S.S-7863. '58 Pontlac, S3.000ongmal '65 AlpLne Sunbeam con· miles. vert Runs well. good LARGE SB.ICTIOH OF AUMODB.S SHOP&COMPARE ·73 Mazda RX·Z: Xlnt cood. lo m1 , 23mpg, Sl.2001 best offer 846-1463 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VW · HaVU1g trouble sell lDlt your car" Try u.s Top dollar . P8Jd roe or !'lot I Bnng your car to Jam Ma rano Volk s wagen, l87U Beach 81\d . Hunt ingtoo Bt>arh A5k fo r Frank Manno or Tom AOOn LESARICOUPE fU1J power. f artory air rood & l ow miles Sharl>' 1825PO L l fB Cl>ev)' Kngawd. Wttn. Noen1. Body Fair. SlOO. 549-9021 77 Cm.las ~preme. xlnt ~/ 548-3681 rond. 11100. ~ 9150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED. BSA Victor. on6t cuod. Call bef lOam. &aftSpm.~. '62Rambler 6 cytiodeT, 23 rrules per gallon Excellent transportauon. $450. 751-4MO Harley Oavldsoo '74 Elec· loce tragtlde w / '59 stl Harley Sp ..:t • 9540 Sldfo...ear. 6990 actual. m1, x.lnt cc.w1 554-3783 -······ ••••••••••••• 'fB428 Fi ra, body & KAWASAKI 400. int ltlnt. og ods work Best.offer. 95HOC8 S•SO 6 2·H 01 dys. ·is F.nglish Ford Cortina. New murrler . new brakes. clutch. battery Some front end damai;?e. Best cMb offer. 645-6433. iO Ford <Arttna St. W gn 67,CXXI mi, XJnt cood. Gd mileage S800 540.8119 eves. 9705 '76 Suzuki GT185, ex· 64S-4119_ev_....., ____ '76 Alfa Romeo AUeua. cellent condition. $700. 4w....tDrlYft 9550 JtJot cond. R&H. air. ....................... ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• shadow Jut. car cover. · 7 1 I n t e r o at io n a I below wholesale. $.'.')400. YAMAHA250 Travelall u4: Loaded. 1_·_548-Sl __ rs _____ _ S2SO • 551.QIB xtras. aux tank. reg gas. Aid '76 ~iuki RM12SA ; «>M mi. S!.500. ~. S500 :TNda 9560 631·1753 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _'79_V_es_p_a-P200£. 60mpg, ·~ Rancbero Good cond . iclnt cond $999. Fwy · ~2495 legaJ. ll3'7·15'47 aft 3 :.> --- '76~wasalo KHlOO. Xlnl cond. 600 mi. $450/best dfer 556-7239eves. ·m Datsun Pickup 1600. s.8-3681 ...._,.._._5*/ '77 Rao cber o . L o w ._./Star f I mileage. PS/PB. air. 9IJI protecto top, like new ··-·················· cond, MllOO. 675-8170 0 RENT 23' FIREBALL SJ3.«i23. " 9707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Audi 5000; has ever· ything. S500 &, Assume lease at SZ32 mo. or buy. 800. 673-65 I 0 '7• 100LS 4 dr sed A.C. auto tr ans. $2400. ~2510 or 646-"848 '75 1001.S. am1rm. • dr a/c, man. trans. new clutch & brakes. Orlli?Ul&I owner S!.500. ~9839 or ~34R7. BARWICK DATSUN "'I' J l 1'< j lfll '• 111• 8Jl .IJ75 493.3375 •DATSUNS• .... S. .. diolt OfAI.._... WESPICIAUU tt4M>OO SIRVICI COSTA MESA DATSUN 2845HARBOR BLVD 540.6410 540.021 l -90'1H U ll,.. ................................... 14 8210 Htrhbk. S1975 644-1548 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ooza;: Clean. nu paUlt & tires. S2995. • 84& 7477 898-1904 '77 •50SEL S1l\ n & J:MSt.npe xlnl rond, all x tr as . .i I ~ m 1 sz2.ooo bt>:.l :is1 -t657 eves, 141cnd.-, Classic '67 2SOS E AM /f'l\L cass. sun rr . reblt e n g . 1mmac thruout. s:;ooo ~t orrer 411&.(8]8 Beautiful XJnt cond. 65 230SL 2 tops • -sp . chamgagoe color Ask for Vicky. 840-6665 74450SL Perfect. lo mi. 2-stopir.. new ure 117.500 firm ~2181 -------'76 JOOD New eng SJ.2.500 ·Offer 497-31.Z SELf' CONTAINE D REASONABLE. MS-2283 '76 Datsun longbed hke n ew Heat & /\I C RENT '78 22' Lu xury Camper shell Call Ill. motorbo me. SI t!eps 6. Irv 7s.i-0681. 8 :.>to 5 ....... 9709 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'i8 280-Z fu lly loaded. '76 2llOC Tan, like new sund , AC. c r u1sl'. AM/F M stereo. must sell. $12.000 orr~r 5(1989. Sell cont S2501wk. +8< ----- Dll.~llSA.5 '78 SoutbWUld, 25'. s ips 8. generator . r oor air , kladed. $17,000. 951 7817 '79 Datsun Truck . Blk. roll bar. grill guard, fog lights . CB . am t fm cassette. mags. $7000 or best offer. Brent 546-8862. ............ a l&rw' s•• £ '76 Toyota. Loog bed. ---r.-• ._ Auto trans. radio, new , •1976Casual Ml.JI•. sips 5. tires, roll bar. New AC. new tlresJi>alnt/iJlt fbrgls utll box. Lo m1lt!s. fabri c s. c6i5P KA). XJnt cood. MovP tbas asoo weet. $1750. ~.5966 •WT6 •Star Mln.i. 19', sips V-9570 6. dual air. c ruise. •••••-•••••••••••••••• stereo. '79 mt fabnc, new '72 Ford Van. super clean. Un$, (971PQWJ. 110,500. 65.000ml, S22SO/orfer. m.187•. • •1976•Star Miru, 20', sips 6, dual air. curis e . stereo, '79 inter fabric. new tires (525MYN>. '71 Chevy Van loog wheel base. PIS, P /B, auto trans. AM /FM cass Slel'eo, AC·DC refrig. X1nL mech. cond. Sl.900. 664-7129 • Sl0.500. »DAY PARTS 4&LABOR GUAR. '76 Chevy Van. low lhlle's niluie. air, auto .• loog IY ._../5*1 bed. "500. C.ll •92-761.S L"GIZH•rnrd Ave. lrv. '75 ~Ton Chev". loaded, 1'114)~ ., cau llr. I.Jsaner clean. Mu.al sell $3870. 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West O ran ge C ount y ¥umcipal Court Judg~ Ragnar , Engebretsen made the appowl· ment Tues da y following withdrawal of Ule County PublJc r; Oil Slick ,• Dissolved 1! .pn Coast ~·A 32-mile -long oil s lick, 'tretching from seven miles south of Huntington Beach to Oceansid e, is breaking up and pro b a bly won 't hit local beaches. U.S. Coast Guard of- t\cials said today. kObservers flying over the huge own spot this morning said the ck was being broken up by •aves. . l They--said the heavy oil r~ ""fiiains about six miles off lbe tast 'and is 200 yards wide in me s pots. Coast Guard spokesman Garth rorf said the shck had a lso en broken up and partially ssolved by the s un. ~ '"The s un is appa r e ntly ~va poraling the worst part of lhe slick," he reported. "It ;might be that by tonight there 6·:Won 't be anything left of it." r ~ The slick is believed Lo be 17 • 'engint> fuel from a ship because : of its color and proximity to :north-south sea lanes in tbe larea, be said. . t He cautioned. however, that ~~n Oll suck that washed up on anta M.onic.a beaches last week ; ' aa also thought to be from a ~hip but later was determined to flave originated from natural tseepage. 1 A second oil sUck that washed ~nlo Huntington Harbour Tues- lday momang has been cleaned 1up. he saui. · ( Diesel oil from a barge in , ~naheim Bay entered Hunt· P.ngton Harbour around 10 a.m . f .but was mopped up before 1t tut ·~aches :School's Pet ., Elephant Dies ~ LANS ING, Mich (AP> - Bingo the elephant. purchased for the Poller Zoo here by Lans-~g school children, is dead. : ; Zoo director Gerry Miller sajd 'an autopsy would be performed ':at Michigan Stale University to .. ~etermine why the 7-year-old ~lephant died Tuesday. Bingo ilctd been ailing for three days, : p espile the rapid healing of a throat incision made m June to "'dislodge a stone. he said. r The elephant was loved by local school childre n, wbo ~ught Bingo for $4,000, with the .,,roceeds from bake s ales and !)ther projects Coast Weather Late night and early morning low c louds . otherwise s unny after- noons. Lows tonight 57 lo 62. Highs Thursday near 70s a;t beaches to 75 to 82 inland. INSIDE TOD~ Y Thi Civil War Ironclad M01tfl01' ha.I been 11ielding ualMOble arfl/ocis cu e~rt• tfttd11 WOii• to Uff U from Us • tollt•tJ grove off Cape Hot· emu, N.C. StOf'JI, pltoCo Pcgc A1. Defender 's Otn ce from Alcala'li defeose O~puty Public Defender Chris Strople sold hti was forced lo pull out bt>caw,e of po slble con flir t of interest _ fl a rnelt. whose <1fticc as in Tu:.un. a:, scheduled to advise the court Fnday regarding when he will ~ ready to represent Aloala Ill a preliminary hearing at the West County Court. County District Attorney's prosecutors told Strople they have information from several Orange County Jail prisoners who claim Alcala has admit- ted involvement In Robin's death. Al least one of the prisoners is being defended by the publlc de- fender's office. Strople said. If that prisoner is called to testify aga.inst Alcala. the public defender's office wouJd have to d es troy his o wn c l ien t 's c redibility, Strople said. "These •jailhouse confessions' are frequent," Strople s aid, "particularly when someone is Saving Self Li/ eguard Escapes Fumes A Huntington Beach lifeguard was credited this morn- ing with rescuing himself. GUARD DAVID Seibt opened the door lo the city's main lifeguard tower midway down the Huntington Beach pier al 6 a.m. He was confronted by smoke and some noxious fumes, he said. ''J got a couple of good gulps and started fe(!ling very weird," he related. "I called the fire department and got on oxygen (kept al the lifeguard tower ). In about a hall hour J was feeling fine." F IREMEN DISCONNECTED a pair of batteries. one of which was bubblmg over -apparenUy as lhe result of an overnight overcharge. Seibt.said. The baUeries power the tower 's public address system. S 20 Million Pion Mangers Opposes Bolsa Waterway . By STEVE MARBLE Of, .. °'"'' -Mafl Assemblyman Denni s Mangers of Huntington Beach clas hed with advocates of a navigable waterway through the Bolsa Chica marshlands Tuesday afternoon. Ma ngers, an outspoken propo- nent or preserving the 1,200 ar.res o f tida l m a r s hland . claimed he is "unalterably op- posed" to an ocean access that would cut through Bolsa Chica. Sutton Home For Auti,stic Kids Set Back By MICHAEL PASKEVJCH Ol llw D•llY "llot St.tff Fountain Valley has received a double-edged setback in its Orange County Superior Court fight against a home for autistic c hildre n s ponsored b y Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Don Sutton. In what city attorney Thomas Woodruff termed a "notice of in· tended ruliog," Judge Les ter Van Tatenhove has upheld the constitutionality of a new state law allowing small care homes to open without city s anctions. The judge also "indicated that he was ruling that state social services officers were not re- quired to comply with the en- vironmental quality a ct," Woodruff sald Tuesday. "However," Woodruff con- tinued, "J'm convinced he is really in error on that one." The city maintained that an environmental impact report should be med before the Sutton Foundation Home can open at 17831 Bay St. The one-story home, which would house six autistic males aged 16 to 21 years or age, is located in a residential tract north of Talbert Avenue between Magnolia and Bushard streets. "We're going ahead as p~ viously planned," Sutt.on Foun- dation spokesman Norm Thompson said today. "Hopeful- ly we will have our first kids there by Sept. 1." The younasten. victims of a Corm of cb.lJdbood scblsopbrenla that caUHI severe withdrawal, wlll be 1upervlled around the clock. ln addiUon to ~tbe court re- fluetl few a '"ulred &IR, tbl d· •.~um • .,.,,_. 1tatui. nsardln1 care bomet ellmlnata the "rt&bt of home rule.'' Became the care home '"*Id have llx cw fewer cUentl. tbe state a.w requl,... no Luuaaee ol city use permit.I. Members of the Committee for Clean Water and Permanent Ocean Access met wilb Mangers and other elected officials at the Huntington Harbour Yacht Club. Committee members a re pro- posing an ocean cut be made in- to Huntington Harbour near the intersection of Pacific Coast Highway and Warner A venue. Charles Bennett. a n Orange County planning commissioner and committee spokes man, told Mangers that boaters have to traverse Anaheim Bay to reach the ocean and risk being "blown up.'' Bennell said boaters had t.o pass by the Nava.I Weapons Sta- tion there where ammunition was being loaded and unloaded from boats. "I can guarantee you that with the absence of any real danger the state sure won't come up with $20 million lo construct an ocean ac cess," Man gers responded. Mangers said that if boaters were in any d anger the Navy would have contacted hi m or other state officials. Ile added that the committee was over· slating the problem Navy officials have said that local boaters can continue to use Ana heim Bay and r eported there had been no accidents in the past 34 years Committee members. however, were successful in con· vincing officials to push for an Army Corps of Engineers' s tudy of the Bolsa Chica area and the feasibility of a new ocean cut. A study by the f e de ral engineers was halted in the ear· ly 70s due to lack of local In· terest. Congressman Dan Lungren. R-Long Beach. told committee members he would push for the study. He said the study would <See BOl.SA, Page A2> PIL<Tl' NUDCE DOES IT AGAIN "Dear Daily Pilot -you did it again ! "We had such good luck seU- ing our van in your classllied section that we tried it again and sold our Volvo." That's the adverti.slna success story ol the San Juan Capistrano man wbo placed t.b1I ad in the Daily Pilot: '74 14M Wp: ~11a1e rack, AC, PB. PBS a• 1l1ttd, •M ma. re1 1aa. 1ood cond. SIOOO xu-xxxx If rou want lood luck Hlllnl your car, try Ute friendly ,Dally Pilot cla11tned •d·vi11n at '42·M'78. thought to be a child molest.et and the case is newsworthy. "These guys <wbo say a delen· dant bas admitted guilt) think their statements are tickets to freedom. that it'll make them a hero." Strople added, "These clowns heard or read all this stuff through the media. All they did was piece together confessions, which 1s easy to do. These were done 111 a tb1rd-rate. amateurish fas hion." Strople said, "My personal feeling ls that I'm being forced off thil cue by the district al· torney. He's forced a contin· uaoce and he knows exactly what he is doine. •'He's uslog evidence border- ing on perjury . There's not much I can do about it, but I'm not happy." The deputy defender charged that the dis trict attorney shouldn't need "ja1lbouse con- fessions" if he has a strong case. He claimed the prosecution LS buying tune in hopes or secu.riog evidence not in band. / Young Robin disappeared from Huntin~n Bea~b J une 20. Her lkeleta~ were found JuJy 2 near Sferra Madre. Robin and a girlfriend were approached on a beach the day she vanished by a man who • asked to take their photos. Alcala, a part·time Monterey · Park photographer with a police record, was arrested July 24 and is being held in Orange County J Jail without bail. 15 Dead in Yachting Disaster.···~~ ·1:-'~':. ·~.:· I -...,, Atlantic Searched : For Storm :Victims\ PLYMOUTH. England <AP> Ships, ltreboat.:, imd helicop- ters searched the Atlantic off southwest England today for bodies and survivors of yacht· 1ng 's wor!>t dia!>ast e r . One American died. but officials said they bad accountc.'Cl for all U.S. craft LO the area. An American resident of Lon~ don. Frank Ferris. was among 15 yachtsmen reported killed. By nudday, 21 yachts worth an estimated $4 .5 million were re- ported sunk or abandoned in a freak summer storm Tuesday that lashed more than 300 yachts In the internatio nal Fastnet Ra<'e with 70-mile winds and mountainous seas Ya c htin g o ffi <'1als 1n Providence. R. I., reported aJI American boats in the race were s afe. British racing offi cials said they had no word from two U S boats. but said they apparently were not in danger. A spokesman for the RoyaJ Ocean Racing Club said the yachtsmen were warned ahead of lime about possible high winds. but once the race started '"it is their own responsibility to judge the weather as it occurs.·· Ress:uers pulled more than l25 s urvivors from the wreckage of their yachts. Fe rns was s kippering his ) acht Ariadne with a Bnt1sh crew He was picked up, badly m1ured, by a Dutch destro)'~r and died aboard It. Four or h1::. crew also were reported dead The other deaths were two British crewmen from the Ro) al Air Jo~orce's Gnmalkm. two from the Trophy. two rrom the Flashlight and on<> each from the Gunslinger and the Fest.ma Tertia Am on~ thos<> re ported safe was former I' rime M tn1 :.ter Edward He ath . who'oe boat Mormng Cloud was still in the race. He said he was making jlOOd progrC!,S. * * * ,,.,.,,._,. RESCUE ATI'EMPTEO BY HELICOPTER OFF ENGLAND 1 s Yachtsmen Perish In Worst Bo•tlng Tr•gedy Earlier reports said the re \.\en· 336 boalS LO the race when the storm hit. but today the Royal Ocean Yacht Club re duced the rit.>ld to :l06. The club said 256 of these were ac<."ou.nt.ed ror Mill racin~. rcachl'd port. abandoned or :.unk and 25 were still to be heurd from. A s pokeswoman said many or these did not have radio:.. and 1t might be many hours before the fate of all or them was known. Among the American boats finishing the race \.\Crt' Atlanta * * * Braves owne r Ted Turner "• T e nar 1ous. Californian J im Kilro y'i. K1 aloci . Stephe n Colgate 's 54 foot Sleuth,· from the New York Yacht Club. and Sey mon• Sinctt 's W1lltwaw from tht> Rantan. N J Yacht Club Kilroy broke ~ome ribs in thf• ~torm l.Jnofftc1al rec;ult.s showed thal Tenacious wa:, the winner By midday today. ra('c nf fl l·1als in London reported these othe r Amencan enlnes wnc re• (Stt YACHTS, P age Ml * * * Area Yachtsmen Safe Newport Beach Residents Reported OK By ALMON LOCKABEY O.lly .,llot 9Ml"'9 Wnttl' Reports from England today indicated that American boats with local crewmen aboard are s afe or accounted for in the tragic 605-miJe Fastnel race. Williwaw. one or lhe yachts on the Admiral's Cup A m.ecican team was reported as having finished safely with all hands. Williwaw was being skippered by Dennis Conner ol San Diego with a San Diego Yacht Club c rew . lnclud~ng sailmaker Lowell North's ~n. Dan. Imp, another Admiral's Cup entry owned by David Allen of San Francisco with Skip Allan. son or Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Allan of Newport Beach, as a member or the crew has been sighted and is still racing. ac· cording to wire service reporta. There was no report on the U.S. Admiral'• Cup entry Ariet out or New York. The Brazlllan yacht lndlCO with crewmen Rex Banta. Gary Wtl1maa, Paul Buttrose and Bob Steel• from Newport wu reported lln1abtd toda.J with all bands tale. Tbe Italian yacht Vena, aktp· pered b1 Dennlt Durcan or Newport Beach and wit.b local crewman Louie Wake aboard f1Al1Md the race early tod8y. ( ... MI'S. Pa .. AU II Hll 111111 '. .... s.. Yachting•• Wor•I Dl•aeler I EIGLAllD ,.. ...... MAP PINPOINTS ICINI OF YACHTING 'TRACllDY ...""'°"'Hunted Olf ........ c.... After ..... Crane Testimony Assailed A pmaJly hurln1 to dect~ W'MUwr Of not ronvlct.d kil14" Robert &dward 'ran wlll to 10 the cu dtamti.r drew to • ckldle today wilh a proeecuUon wltneu a ttemJ)l to r~fu te prevtou" '"tlm~ Shen In the delu daat ·, bellalf. Jane Slaowsky , a lll O.partmeol ol CorrttUou re< orda offlur, t eatlfled that. prb oa Inmate Wiiliam Tilman was not bowled at San Qutnun State Pri.son oo March 21 , 1m the date of .,, alle1ed 1labbln1 UJ volvin1 Crant' Talman had te1Ufled on '1'ue:> day lhat M was present •hen the incident occurred and t.bat Cr an e had not been • perpetrator It 18 prosecuto r R ichard Farnell's assert100 that Cr~ wa ' rf"S pons ible for o umerow. prison stabbings while servin1 a s entence on an assault convic Uon OocumenUtt1on of past vwlent behavior m ay be cons idered by the Orange County Supe rior Court Jury in decidlng whether Crane shouJd suffer the death pe nalty. Crane, who 1s acting as has own attorney, wai, convicted by the same Jury three weeks ago 1n the pistol s layane of Wayne Golln, t.hen 41, dunng a robbery at Leisure World J ewelry store 1n Seal Beach on January 30, J978. Crane was on parole at the time or the shooting. On Tuesday, five state prison inmates, described by local law enforcement officials as ex· treme security r isks, were brought to Or ange County to testify for Crane. Court o bservers s aid that '>ecurity measures s urrounding T u esday 's procedures were umong t he mos t s tringe nt e mployed in recent me mo ry. At one point Tuesday af'tcr· noon, as one prison Inmate was removed from the courtroom, JO sheriff's d c pu,tws line d the passageway into which he was led. As h as b ee n the case lbrOUS{hoUl the trial, all SJ)E:C· tators w ere force d to pass through a m etal det~ctor set up •n front or the courtroom doors DunnR the o t ten·dramat1c µrocecdlng an Judge Wilham R. Lee 's court. Crane accused Parnell of tampering with his witnesses Cranf''ll allt>gaUo n fame afte r f'olsom Prison inmate f'n:d Mendcnn lestiried that pnson guardi. had warned ham not to ;appear Jn Crane's twhalf Dotng ~o. Mendt>nn tPstlf1fld he wai. told by guards, would mean cer taln death ut tht' h und of certa in rnc m bt•rs o f an Aryan Brot hNhood. ;, white s up- rem acy prumn gang tb&t haSi ftl(urcd prominently in the Crane case Crune alll·gPd that lot<JI pro1' ecutor:; roncoctcd that i;tory an <:1n effort to block M cndcrin from IC!>tlfymg f 'rt•• Pag., A I BOLSA .•. take three years und would ~l $4 7 O, ()()() Committee m e mbe rs lashed out a t Mangers, accusing ham or rt'prcsenting the concerns of the environmental group, Amigos de B o ls a C hic a. a n d n ot the citizen.'! "I JU.'ll don't see how you can sit there a nd tell m e that all or this land should be taken and given t.o the birds,'' said Henry Johnson, a boater and commit· te e member. Mangers retorted that recent surveys inclicuted a maJorily of llunlineton Beach clUiem sup· ported preservation of the m arahJanda. OftANOI! 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Other well known Southern Callfom la sailors were aboard f>everal fort.•il(n boutis Ed Lorence and Benny Mitche ll were aboard a fl ong K ong entry a nd havt! been accounted for Wire service reports hitve been confusing about the d1sUnc t1on betwee n th e 605 ·mlle f'astnet race and the Admirttl's Cup competition out of Cowes on the Js le of Wi ght The Fastnet race dates back to 1928 and is generally con· sldered to be one of the most r ugged a nd challengmR races in the world bt.>causc o f wcalht!r conditions and s hoaling an the Irish Sea between the rock and Plymouth. The Admiral's Cup 1s an in· vitational offshor e racinR series or comparatively s hort d uration which is held every two years m conjunction with Cowes Week, sponsored by the Royal Ocean Racing Club The fo'ast.net 1s the final race of the series However, the Fas tnet 111 really a r ace wtthin a race Th<' high entry Hst is attributed to the fa ct that any ytieht may be entered, whether or not It has been in volved in the Admiral's Cup Ser i ea. which an vol ves three boat teams reprei.entang a dozen or more nations. Jn recent year i. the fo'astnet has become comparahle t.o the Newport Ocean Sa1lmg Aaaoc1a· lion's Ensenada race which an· nually draws more than 500 sail· ang yachL'>. UnUJce the Ensenada race, the Fastnet is not s ubJect to the s am e strict safety 1nspecUons. Boals without r adios a re allowed in the race. The RORC :,aid the race wa!> started last Saturday in light to m oderat e weathe r conditions but there wa.'I a weathe r forec10:1t of increus1ng wmdl> near ll11• F'astnet roc k orr the coa11t ,,r Ireland. But there wa11 no tndll'<J lion of the intens ity or the slor111 The death toll or m ore than u tiozen people is unprecedenk d in l)ffs hor e y ac ht raci.ng Two per sons we re killed in this year '11 Southt!m Orcun <.:ircu1t off Flonda YACHTS ••. ported ljjllled ud aafe Al· llaa••• rn. the lJ .8. Naval Au~ . .,tl.b 14 men aboard; Imp,,. ..... and lklP&*'ed by .,.._dim ti lelwMeN, c.IU., n.t.w tM raee, ud An.. owHd aad ulltd bJ Mlh Hwerdlow of New York, sl1hted and atlll raclna Jn Provtd~nt •, R I , U S y1chUn1 c>ttldal.a reported the 11 l at u • ot lhe r em a i n l n& Ame rican buala; Boom e rang, owned by Oeor11e Comant.aros from Uw New York Yacht Club, flnlt hed lht race. Toacana, owned by I!: Swenson of New Vork, •llJhted and allll racin1: C1rtna. sailed by Richard Nye or Greenwich. Conn , fi nlshed the nee toduy . Andlamo Robin , ownl'd by J . Harding, Buffalo , fl. y , wh1<·h dropped out of the rare 11alely . an<J Acad ia, s k1p pered by Burt Keuian of Nt w Orll'atl\.I, which fhiished safely In l~don, officials had not heard from the Toscana and the Carma, but 1oa1d they did oot lhtnk they were in dange r. The 605·m ile ra ce started Saturday from the Is le of Wight, oH lht' 50Uth coast o r England The yacht.s 1owl~ to the Fastnc>t Rock ul the southern tap of Ireland and buck to Plymouth, 0 1'VOrl M uny of the 40 lO 70 root boats hud rolU\dt"<l the rock and were bound for Plymouth on the lai.t leg or the race when the storm roared out of the Irish Sea, send m g 60 fool waVt'l> crashing int" the bouts, snapping m ai,L', und overturn1n~ the crafl "Tht' <Jar wavei, were lhu•k with d11otress calls." said at1 or f1cer al the !loyal Na val Air St:t lion at Culdros<', Cornwall Hoyal Navy h e ll ('oplt-r'>. h fe boitlb, tugs and wan.h1JJ'> pull ed al least 125 s ailors to saft- ty and recovcrnd 10 bodies Tues d ay Th<· search ('O ntanued th rou~h lht· night but wai. ham pered by bad weather The weather wa:. improving tod<ty "T hen• wt•rr dozen .. of t·mpty yuC'hL'> JU.'!l clnfl1ng about," '>a11I Britis h ht:ht•optcr cr ewman Alf T o p pl•r "I t wa~ 'POOky m1IJ1(111s or voun~ worth o f '>hH> pins:: u11d from y,h(!l Wf· c·ould .,et nuhody on board · Swaying ma .. l:. and t:rnglcrl ri1rnang twm1><•rt>tl pilot:. and win<"h optrnl<>ri> trying tu lown r es 1• u e 1· a h I t· "> , a n d '> o rn l' rrPwmen had lo Jump into th1 · ~1·a lll bt· J>ll'kl•d UJ> "It wm. not '>O much lht• w1nil that fimi,hcd th e Camargue , 1t was the seas," 1oaid he r Britbh owner Arthur Mosi. "The W<JVC'> wen· t•normou:. "The boat turned t urtle u cou pie or time:, and then n ghtC'd itself again, I think by sheer wave power We wer e all wear in1t s;,frty h<1 rne:.!>. Whe n we went under ull I remem ber 1i. trvrng lo holrl m y hrealh " Thf' Pu:.tnet Hacl· 1s the· fJOill t•v<'nl an tht· fl v<> rac,, Arlm1n1 · ... Cup s erae'>. h1·ld every tw11 yl'ars Nanetc•en nat1oni, entered three boat team'> for the Cup but the l''astnet classic a lso WCI:> open tn other competitors. The tin t yucht lo finish was Condor, owned by Briton Bob Ht>ll who li ves m Bermuda. Jlis yacht got home an 71 hours, 25 minute s, 23 i.ccond:., ulmo:.t eight hours faster than the pre v1ou:. !Jest time :.ct hy Turner In 1971. :Jrd Tinae Around Medical Examiner Testifies in Trial By DEl..ORES BOOKS IRWIN Ol IM O•llY Pllet t i.II A medkal examine r testified today that there was no indlcu lion that a lleged rape victim C atherine Ha rdin waa abused when be examined her shortly a ft er s h e a cc u s e d Gl e n Hutcherson of raping and asaull· Jog her. "Ther e wer e no bruises or laceraUOM or wounds that you could detect?" defense t1ltomey Terry Giles uked. "No, none," the d oct o r r epliesd. Through that testim ony , Giles was atte mpting to Indicate to a nJne -man three·woman Orange County Superior Jury that Ma. Hardin wu not raped by hla ellent. Hut.cberaon, fort.he third time, la beine tried on rape, kidnap and auult. c harge. broueht aaainat hJm In 1977. It la the deren11e contention that the now 2l·year·old woman wl1Un1l1 en1aged In sex actt wltb lhe defendent but when he refuaed to pay th• $25 fee Ma. Hardin uhd tor, she alleaect that a rape bad occurred. But In ...Usnony Tueeday, the 1Uptly built alle1ed victim an· frily defended her HUH. At one point, her outcrlea .. al.alt Ute q..UO..in1 by OUt1 eauMd Superior Court Jud1t BJl'OD McMiilan to order lht Jury taken from the courtroom . 4fter Ute 12 Juron bad d.,.n. .ct llc:lltllan aatd, "Do you want to prweelM th1I c: ... ? U you c:aa't play by the rulee, J'U dump It." "I 'm ce1W1tnc for tbt 1tat. ol I. California and they (Giles> arc trying to µrovl' rrie a proi.t.itut~ <If 11ome sort," Ms Hardan re torted He r outburst was rem iniscent of that which occurred during Jlutcherson's second triuL That trial ended In an 11 to l vote for acqulllal of the 46·year old WhlWer aerospace worker. But aft.er both the prosecution a nd de ft!n se a ttorn eys had moved for a di11 missal o f the c harges agu1ns t H u tc h erson . Judge Richard Be acom refu."led and ordered the accused man to stand trial a third lime . At the end or has first trial, II Jury found Hut.cherson guilty, 11 ve rdict that was o ve rturned when Judie MaAOn Fenton said Ma. llard.in'• teatimony waa not believable. Consequently, the woman's stint on the witness stand Tues · day waa the third opportunity she had to elaborate on the al· le1at1on1 against the accused man. Thia time around, defense lawyer Giles walked more 1tn1erly aa be croae -examJned the c hief wltneu aealnat bit client , tbe victim. However, the confrontation wu frequen_Uy Interrupted by Oll"' object.Iona to ber elabora· lion of amwen t.o qu.1Uon1 he ulrtd. And tt wu when h.ll confront•· Uon wtt.h lhe wttnes1 drew her heated re1pon111 that Judie Mc:llUlan threatened to "dump" tbe CHt unleaa llt. Hardin followed court rui.. whtn t.IU· fy1n1. Sh Saappish Turtl,e Champ Bites Kuser ODlol Newport Beeeh•a paramedic Yant II deeoraled •it.It a ftnt place turtM r1ctn1 trophy today because a La1uaa tnlll womllD found out Tuesday nl1bt ll'll oot a 1ood Idea to Id., a turtle. Tift! PAINFUi. LESSON Wal'! teamed at the con cluslon ol lht' 7·30 p.m . races he ld at HouUhan's Old Place, a rc1taurant at 4880 C1mpus Drive. Downy Ferrer. 28) of 23381 Via Martine. owner and trainer or the entry listed only as Number Six. decided to bcatow a victory kiss a fter her pct look fi nt place. IN AN UN •'ORTUNATE DISPLAY or the per1everance that earned it first place ln the race, Number Six snapped down QO Mi.u £~rrer'a upper Up and :steadfastly refused to let go Paramedics Dave Bowman and Ken Flessel were sum mooed fro m NC'wport Center to render aid. After trying to pry the beast off Miss Ferrer's lip, they decided to gave medical science a try. THEY GAVE NUMBER SIX an injection of vahum, a lra nquJUzer The relaxant did ita Job and Mass F errer was separated from ht!r pet • S he handed over he r t rophy 1n gr atitude and was told w get a tetan~ i.hot There were no md1catioru. of the fate of Number Six Pajamas Evidence ClaiIDed Contrived HALEJGll, NC I AP I A de fl'nsc w11n~i. !>a id toduy an ex pt:nment th(' ~ovnnm('nt made on a key piece or (•v1dence an lh . triple murder cast: liga1nst Or Jeffr<'y MaC'D<>nald wa' "1m possible, conreptually invalid and contn vc'tl " John Thornton. u C Ht'rk•·l('y fon·m11r S('lt'Olll>t, !>aid he found 1 r rec o n c 1 I uh It· d 1 ff <: r r· n rt-., bt-lwC"t•n 1 .... 0 d1rfi·n ·nt ,. Bl •·x :Jm1nalion:. of hole·' 1n tt11· t1l111· 1rn1ama llJp MiwHor11tld "''Y' Ill' wab ~taring wh1•11 ;1tt .ll'kt•d Thornton !>0t11I llw t11 '>J.:rt>e m c·nl m:Jdt• t·unrlusrnn'> Jbt1ut I ht· d I rt•t·lion 11r l>IJn('I IJ rt· 'WtlUllfh 111 1he lCIJ> in\ al11J f'ro-.1·1 ut11r'> h.tv1· att1·m11t1·d to 'ho.,. lhat tw l1·s 1r1 tlll' pa1:1111a top rnatl'tw~I .... '' 11 nch "' f{1• 1 f'tl Ii y M .tt· Donald's v.1f1· l'r1l'>t'('Ul111n Y, 1(111''·"''' f',,11 1 S11111ihaugh :md Sl11rl1·y <;r1•1•r1 •if th(' FHI la borut111 y 01 udt· UH· ,., .1mmal1011i, lf11wc·vl·r . 1't11111 twu~~h ,;i,d 1n 111!> t1•M1 tn•111 v that handlin~ of th1· 1<11> m,11J1· 11 d1f f1 l'Ull lo dl'H:rm1111· v.1lh c 1·rtu111 t \' I ht• darer t1on uf th1• pun<·t urt•i. M i. c;rt>en '-. a<-n1unt 11f th•· dlrt'l'llOll of lht• J1un1'1Ur('<, d1frf'r'> from Stom1Jau~l1 '> :t'>'>•·:.i,m1·nt On Tuesd<J y , prfl•H•1 ut111 ) addt>d 3 loUt:h Of lhf'OtrtC'~ With their own expn1men t on th£· p11 1ama top quc!llwn MacDonald, 3.5, of Huntmgtnn Harbour , is chargt.-d with k1lhng has pregnant wife Colt:lte , 26, and daughters Kimberly , 5, and K n sten. 2, whale he was <t Gn.-t:n lh•ret dO<'llJr stationed at t'f1rt Hra 1u~ an 1970 Tut·M1ay, hl' tes lJf1ed th•· top 1·<1uld have been moving wht·n ll'l•p1ck hol~ in 1t wt>rt' mart1· A proseculJon w1tn.--.l\ ha' '>·J•d lh•· cH~n . circular holP'> in th•· t1111 m1•an 1l wa'>n t mttv ini• v.h•·n th,. hole1> were mad1· 'IUJIJ1t1r1lfll( t ht· ROVPrnmenl ' 1·1111lt·nt 111n that MacDonald !>taht)(·d hi' wlf1· through th<: tnp ""h1I•· 'h•· .,.,..,Iv 111~ Ulll'llfl'>('IOU.'> •1r df'Ad M ac l>onald s:iv'> hr-fr·ntlt'<! 11rr th•· 1ntru<kr'> .ill"lk wl11lt· ttu t11p wa..'> 1001,.·d ""t•r h•'> .Jrm' iHHJ lcllt·r plll 11 flVt'I hi'> Wlff• t11 kl't'JI h1•r w;1rm h 11 )llur 11p111111n that th1· JI•• J:1m11 top ('<>uld ha\t' b1·1•11 ""'·d that y,;,y to h•nrl •1ff th1· .11t.1• ~. .111 11 '>till 11•1t u· l.11t1 t11r11 art·a ,•' 1ir•>'>l·111t1Jr Hri .111 \1 urtagh w.kl·<l 'I hornto11 M urta~h thPn t1Jo k <1H h1 • 1.1l'kl.'I tllld put h1'> .irm-. lhrr1111'11 lh•· :irm1o or anolhcr JJltJJlll:! t111• le.a\ JnR the body u( lht> l•11J 111 bet ween his arms T he position rest!m bled a sweater pullf!d orr over a person s head Station Owner Slain A 47·year-old gas station owner who wa s convtcted earlier thiJ year durtn~ lhe gas crlsiJ of Mii· m g gWI illegally by apPolntment was 11hot to death Tuesday ~r· noon l.t4 he tried to prevent a motorist from stealing a lank of ~h.'I from his Garden Grove Tex· aco s tation. W eslmJMt.er police Identified the victim a.a George .Wee. who died or a gunshot wound to the helld aft.er the 4::50 p.m . •hoot· m l(. O ne adult, I.tt M. Brazell, 22, and two JuvenaleK, .. ~ mllle and fe male, were taken into custody by lluntangton Beach poli<'e 3S minutes aft.er 81ce was shot. Brazell and a l7·year -old girl were arrested at a house at 617 Acacia St m Huntington Beach. P o lice said otrlcers s ur· rounded the house a nd ordered tht• puir to s urrender . The third swspecl, a 17·year old youth, was a rretited near the t·oroer of Garfield Avenue and llolly Stret•l Police s aid he had :.topped to ask d1rt!claons to a c ar wash Police 1rn1d lhe back of the pirkup truc k he was driving wa11 <"Overed with blood A s hotgun was d1sc·overed Ul the back of the truck, offi cers said Accordfog to police reports, lhl' ltW.J>t<'L'. allegedly altempted to drive a way fro m Blce's <oerv1cc i,tat1on at Knou Avenut: Jnd WlmJ)!-on Street after filling a p1c ku" truck with gas and "'•thout pay i n g fo r the ir purchw.c W1tnt·,.,. • ., told J>olice BtcP. JU lllJ><:d 1nlu tht> h<.-d of the t rurk ·•'· It '>J>•·d out of the station lo.,. Jrortc•dly pulled in· 111 ., 'Jl Jnl lot al We i.te rn 1\' .. n u•· o.1nd Garde n Gro ve B1111 l1•\ J I d I 1111 11( lt11• Ill t'Ufl;IOt.'> Of lhl• trur·k lht•n t>Ul h•ll l>Ul a shotgun .J111I .h1Jt H11:••. i.ot>lwc '>1t1tl 1111'•' w,1-; c·11nv1cted J uly 24 by .1 W , . ., 1 () r a n g l' C o u n t y ~1 1in11·1pal <"twrt Jury of two m1~ d•• 1111•.in111 1•ounl!> l}f vi1>latmg the t ,1 1 • ' 111ld 1•v1·11 i:;i sohn1! dis· 1r1hut11111 plJll h .> 1 equiring • 1i-.t1irr w1-. I•> p :1v a $3 n:~erv:.i r 111n f • ,. tt1 f ii I UJI with ~:1:.oline <1 l 1h1• ,q11111111t1·d tame, thcn•by .1 Y•111lt111:" "'all tn hne \1 ,1m 11f h1'> ri·iw lar n 1s t11m l'r.. "4 •·re dcl•i.lhl1•d with tht-arrang1· nH·nt. but <1th1•ri. who drove in •1rr th .. ~trr>et wer<' l"nraged by lh•· ff>t! :md h1'.'S n ·fusaJ to ~II th•·m J:a-. Summer Sak All Upholstery at s ubstantial ., avings Stanton Cooper Sofa.· & Lovt~s eats Exceptional prices for top quality construction Sofas st()rt at s529 -Loveseats s5 49 Check these features: 8 way hand tied base Kiln dried hardwood Corner blocked. doweled. glued & screwed Arm covers Lined skirts & interlined cushions Zippered seat & back cushio ns Great selection of styles and f abncc; 1 x A ll On Sale Now Stock & Special Order Til Sept. 1st CLOSED SUNDAYS i ------__ .... _ . .._. _________ ......, ____________ _ Irvine • l ~ourHo•eto••~ Dally Ne••paper VOL. 72, NO. 2l7t ' SECTIONS, '8 PAGES O RANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNIA WEDNESDAY,AUGUST1~19~ Ft FTEEN CENTS Crews Fr0m U.S. Air Traffic Control 'All Safe' By ALMON LO('KABl-:V CM11y"1i.t __ ...... Reports from England loda) indicated that American boat~ with local crewmen abuurd itre safe or accounted ror an the tragic 605-mile Fastnet race Williwaw. one of the yacht.lo on the Admiral's Cup American team was reportc.>d as having fi nished safely with all hands. Williwaw was being !>kippered by DeM is Conner of San Diego with a San Diego Yacht Club c r e w . inc luding sailmake r Lowell North's son, Oan. Imp, another Admiral 's Cup entry owned by David Allen of San Francisco with Sk ip Allan, son of Mr . and Mrs Robert M Allan of Newport Beach. as a member of the crew has ht-en sighted and is s till racing. at· cording to wire servi<.'e rer><>rts. T he Brazilian yacht Indigo w ith crewmen Rex Banks, Gary Weis man. Paul Ruttrose and ' Bob Steele from Newport wa!> reported finished today with all bands sale. T he Italian yacht Yena. skip· p e r ed by De nnis Durgan of Newport Beach and with local cr ewman Louie Wake aboard finished the race early today. Other well-known Southern California sailors were aboard several fo r e ign boats Ed Lorence and Benny Mitchell were aboard a I long Kong entry 1 and have been accounted for Wir e service reports have been confusing about the distinc- tion between th e 605-mile Fastnet race and the Admiral's Cup competition out of Cowe!> on the Isle of Wight. The Fastnct race dalel> back to 1928 and 1s generally con- sidered to be one of Lhe most rugged and challenging races m the world because of weather conditions and s hoaling an the Irish Sea between the rock and Plymouth. Tbe Admiral's Cup is an in- vitational offshore racing series or comparatively short duration which is held every two years m • conJunction with Cowes Week. I s ponsored by the Royal Ocean I Racing Club The l''al>tnet is the t fjnal race of the series However, the Fastnet is really a r ace within a race. The high ( entry list is attributed to the fact that any yacht may be entered, whether or not it has been in- volved in the Admiral's Cup Series, which involves three· boat teams representing a dozen or .more nations. In recent years the Fastnet has become comparable to the NewPort Oceetn Sailing Assocaa lion's Ensenada race which an- nually draws more than 500 sail· ing yachts. Unhke the Enscnada ra<.'e. the Fastnet 1s not subJect to the same strict safety inspecllons. Boats without radios are aJlowed l n lbe race. (See S1U 'E, Page A2l * * * A II Tired Out Robby Bardin. 9, or Irvine swings on a tractor tire at Irvine's Adventure Playground in University Park. The playgrmmd is open T uesdays through Saturdays from 10 a .m . to 5 p.m . Irvine Asks Delay On Dump Hearing A recommendation that the Ci· ty o f Jrvine ask ·co unt y supe rvisors to delay considera· tion or a proposed dump site in Bee and Round Canyons was ap- proved on a split vote of city councilmen Tuesday night. During a discussion punctual· ed with several s harp exchanges between council members, the la wmakers approved on a 4·1 vote the suggestion of a special four-member committee that new concerns about the pro- posed dump site merit further study before the city is ready to send a letter to the coun ty detail- ing its objections. Objecting to the motion was councilman Art Anthony, who said it was "irresponsible" for the city to insist there should be n9 county dump sites within the City's sphere of influence- Councilman Larry Agran, a member of the study committee and a strong critic or a dump site, said the panel wa nts more time to study potential adverse effects the project could cause. Other members of the com- mittee wer e T r a nsportation Com missioner John Carlyle. Planning Commiss ioner Larry Hoffman and Irvine Company representative Lauren Good- man. The council established the group last month to s trengthen city objections to the dump pro- pos al and then plan a strategy to convince supervisors to look al other s ates. County supervisors were ten- tatively scheduled to study an environmental report on the proj- ect later this month, but the committee wants the city to ask for a delay into October or Nov- ember. Agran said the Bee and Round Canyons s ite, located northeast of Irvine Boulevard. would lead to latter . noise. traffic and odor problems for residents tn the Northwood area. He said it was the responsibili- ty of the city to try to "beat back" this proposal and force consideration of other sites. Counci lwoman Mary Ann Gaido claimed t he county had the environmental study slanted to make Bee and Round Canyon sound like the best site "Now is the time for us to s ay no, we don't want this,'' she said. Anthony. however. said the EIR for the proposed proposal seemed adequate and insisted that if the city strenuously OP. posed the site. the Coyote Can· <See DUMP, Page A2> Yacht Tragedy Toll 15 II Survivors Hunted Off Coast of England Kii Miii \ .~ ~ SCOTLAND BRITISH ISLES Yachllng•s Worsl Dlsasler EllGLAllD ... P LYMOUTH, England CAP> -Ships, liCeboats and helicop· ters searched t he Atlantic off southwest England today for bodies and s urvivors of yacht- i n g's wo rs t diasasler . On e American died. but officials said they had accounted for all U.S. cra ft in the area. , An American resident of Lon· don. Frank Fe rris, was among 1S aaUon reported killed.' By midday, 21 yachts worth an estim ated $4.5 million were re- pOrted sunk or abandoned in a freak summer storm Tuesday lbat lashed more than 300 yachts in the international Fastnet Race with 70-mile winds and mountainous seas. Yacbtinl oUic i als In Providence, R .I., reported all American boats ln lbe race were safe. A sp()kesman for the Royal Ocean Racln1 Club said the yachtlmen were warned ahead of tlme about posalble hlth wlnda, but once the race started "it la tbelr own n1poutbility to Judie tbe weather ult occun." Reecuen pulled more than 125 aW'Vtwn from tbe wreck.,. of tbelr Jllebll. Ferri• wH 1klpperln1 bl1 yacbt Ariadne wtUi a Britlab crew. He wat pjcked up, bld11 <tee YACllTI. Paae All • --------- h·vine Eyes Annex Of Land Near Base By DAVID KUTZMANN OI t• OllJY ,.., .. St.aff The City of Irvine. intensifying its e fforts to preve nt com· m ercial airline use of the El Toro Marine Air Station, will try to a nnex county land near the base so the city will have land· use control in the area. The city council acted un- animously Tuesday night arter hearing pledges of general sup. port from 1 r v an e Company President Peter Kremer and U S Hep. Robert Badham. R· Newport Ueach. whose remarks were read to the council by an aide The land th<' t1ty as eyeing I!> owned by the Irvine Company. but Kremer fell short of g1vmg enthul>ia!>t1c supr><>rt to the idea of annexation when as ked by tounc1lman Art Anthony, who madt• the proposal. 1f he could agree lo 1t Kremer rt'atcrnted earher re· marks to the council that his t·ompany would support the city "totally" on the E l Toro issue However, he s aid he couldn't say at that point 1f he would go along with the annexation plan. The council approved a motion hy Anthony that directed the city's staff t.o begin the process of annexing the land south or Ir vine Boulevard and which s preads back ·toward the foothills. Officials dadn 't know Tuesday na~ht h ow muc h acreage might be involved T he land 1s presently un- developed In addition to enabling the city to v. ork with the I rvane Com pany against commercial use of the military base. havin g the land under city zonine coolrol also could help prevent ex- pans ion or the base. officials said after the meeting Assistant City Man ager PauJ Brady said the annexation proc· 2Arrested, 2Sought in Hol~p Try Ir vine poli<.'C arrested two East Los Angeles men Tuesday and arc seeking two other SUS· peels after the quartet allegedly first tncd to beat and then stab a gasoline station attendant d11r· m g a holdup attempt. Booked at Orange County J ail on susp1c1on of assault with a deadly weapon were Alejandro Hernandez. 20, and Dennis Chavez. 18. A man and a woman are still being sought an the case, pohce said . Ac<.'ording to reports. two cars pulled into the Arco s tation at 14881 Sand Canyon Road before noon Tuesday. One s uspect tried lo d ist ract attendan t Dennis Burns while the others attempt· ed to remove money Crom a cash drawer. A fi ght ensued in which two or the holdup men fi rst tried to hit Burns with a wrench a nd then stab him. according to police re- ports. Both efforts were unsuc- cessful. The four Oed in the two cars. Hernandez and Chavez were ap· prehe nded by o fficers on the Santa Ana Freeway near Red Hill A venue. PILOI' NOTICE DOES IT AGAIN "Dear Dally Pilot -you did it again! "We had such good luok sell· ing our van in your classified section lbat we tried lt a1aln and sold our Volvo." That's lbe advertislng success story of lbe San Juan Caplltrano man Who placed t1la ad 1n t.be Dally Pilot: '74 1'5A Wm: Lu11a1e rack, AC. PB, PBS aJ· lltl.ed, SHI ml. rq , .... l ood COOd, hOOO XU· u :xx If you want IOOd lud MUlnl your car. try tie frleadl1 o.t.a, Pilot cla11lfled ad·•laera al Ml·58'11~ ess could take anywhe re from six months to 18 months to com· plete. The <.'Ounty's Local Agen- cy Form ation Com m iss ion would make the decision. Kremer . who was appearing before the council to reaffirm the company's commitment to phased and masterplanned de- velopment in the city. said joint commercial-military use of El Toro "must be recognized as un· acceptable to the City of Irvine. • * * "The air traffic problems at Orange County's John Wayne Ai rport require solution, but that sollltion is not to t ransfer the problems to El Toro, .. the ex· ecutive said .. Kremer s aid t he problems "s imply cannot be accommodat- ed by the Irvine General Plan a nd t he Irvine communit y. Other solutions m ust be found : other alternatives planned." <See ANNEX, Page AZ) * * * Base Issue Fight Pledged By DELORES BROOKS IRWIN OI -0~•11 ,.,.., SUft South Or ange County res1· dents v&wed Tuesday n ight to fight any attempt to c=onvcrt El Toro· Marine Corps Air Station to JOIOt c1v1lian-military use "l can live with the Mannes They were here first. But I won 't live with commercial planes." one Laguna Hills resident said His words were spoken in Mis· s1on Viejo at a hearing held by a Southern California Association of Governments <SCAG > airport study committee. T he committee has selected five prospective airport s ites an the Southern California area for study and possible selecllon for development of a facility needed to relieve congestion at tocaJ airports. Among the possibilities under study, is the conversion of El Toro from str ict m1Lltary use to Joint civilian-military use. But that "'ill never happen af the 100 or so south count y res•· dents who attended Tuesday * • * night's meeting have their way. "Jlow many time!> does thts <Saddleback I valley have lo or- ganiie t.o oppose joint use?" one resident asked as he refl ected on lung standjng local opposition to the El Toro alternative. However . res1stence to the proposal wasn't hm1te::d to Sad· dlcback Valley residents. Protes ts were heard from Irvine. Laguna Beach. Laguna llalls. El Toro and Mission Viejo residents during the two·hour he a ring When homeowne rs Crom those areas weren 't lambasting the JOtnl use propo!'al they were cut· ting loose on County Supervisor Ed1 so11 Miller The newly appotnled 3rd Dts- tricl supervisor has been quoted as favoring the joint use pro- posal. But a Miller aide denied that his boss natly supports joint use and said Miller has been quoted out or context. "Believe me. Edison M 1ller 1s <Stt ,\JRPORT, Page A2l * * * Noise Notification Proposals 0 K' d The Irvine City Council ap- proved a new set of procedures Tuesday night that s hould give home buyers a better idea how mu<.'h aircraft noise there 1s an their area. The council unanimously en· dorsed a set or proposals that will beef up noise notification procedures so new home buyt:rs will be made more aware of Jet and helicopter activity Crom the Ma r ine Corps Air Stations nearby. Planrung Com mission recom- m e ndations t he council a p· proved include : -A request the city develop a m aster map that shows flight corridors and planned com· munitics that will be affected by aircraft noise. -A request that a developer r ecord a document separ ate fro m the d eed de lineating . a ircraft and helicopter activity that will affect a residential site he is working on. -A requirement that during tentative tract and/ or site de · s ign review, the builder as a condition or approval submit a disclosure document to the city that will have to be reviewed and approved by omcials and then signed by the purchaser during the s ales t.ransacuon. -A requirement that the builder submit a noise statement during tentative tract and/or s ite design study that will be re- viewed by lbe city's community development director with as- siataoce ol the Marine Corpe. Conceding there could be problema in enforcln1 the re- qulr•menl thal nol.ae warmnas be included in tales literature, Ocean Uner Held LE HAVRE, France (AP) - ADll'J dockworkerl barred the 1Wlllf1 liner Fr.-e~ world'• tars• .,..._..r now re- bapUsed tbe NorwaJ. from lea•· lnl lt.1 home port todQ OD a tclaeduled voya1e to WHt Germany few refttUDI. planner Gail Shiomoto told the council officials could only hope developers take the initiative to place s uch warnings in their broc hures after the city reviews the statement. With new home sales, Ms. Shiomoto said she was confident the developers would comply. With resale'>. howeve r . s he said there could be problems. although the noise statement the .developer was required to file separate from t he deed would s urface durin~ a title search. A spokesman for the Irvine Board or Realtors said his or- ganization believes the noise warning plans would be worka· ble . Coast Weather Late night and early m o rning lo w cloud s othe rwise s unny a fte r · noons. Lows tonight 57 to 62. Highs Thursday near 70s at beaches to 7S to 82 inland. INSIDE TODA l! Tiie Civil War ironclad Monitor hos ben Jlfelding oohtoble arltfoda oa tzpnf • 1tudt1 t.OOU• to lift U from U• waltf11 grove off Cope ll<U · rn-cu, N.C. StorJI, photo P• A7. "''"'.., ........ L,M...... ~ ........ .... c....... Al QeUHlllll 01·• ~ Ct er-==• et ON9"*"' Att ............ M 8UIW• I 9"tl ~ ~·· ..... CW.ti , ... 19"1 C'U ' A*L..-n Ctl ....... ., .. ...... ..... ................. ~c..y "''' = .... -..... . iii:. -~ (]aims Argued .,. Dt:LO& ••oo~s taWIN . _ .... , .......... A m~kal uamlner tHUllC!d today t.hat there wu no lndtca tlon that alle1l'd rape victim Cethtirine llardln wa abused wh n be examined her lhortly a ft er 11 h l' actu ed Gltn Hutcbel"IOn or rap101 a nd us\lll IOf h~r. 'There were no brulstt or ' laceraUoaa or wo'1.Dda that you could deted!'' dtifense attomey Terry Giles asked •·No , nont'.'' the d oct or replied Tbrol.l&h that testimony . Gil~ was attempUn1 lo lndlc•l~ to a nlne·man three-woman Orante County Superior Jury that Mb Hardin was not rap~ by b1~ dient. Hutcherson, for lhe lhtrd time. 1s being tried on rape. ludna1> and assult charges brought against hlm in 1977 It is the defense contention that the now 21 -year·old woman willingly engaged in se x acts with the defendent but when he refused to pay the S25 fee Ms. Hardin asked for, s he alleged that a rape had occurred. But in testimony Tuesday, the ' s lightly built alleged victim an- grily defended her cause. At one point, her outcries • against the questioning by Giles • caused Superior Court Judge ' Bvron McMillan to order the : Jury taken from the courtroom. . A ftl!r the 12 jurors had depart· ed Mc Millan said , "Do you want to prosecute this case? If you can't play by the rules, 1 'll dump it. .. "I'm testifying for the state of California and I.hey (Giles) a re trying lo prove me a prostitute of some sort," Ms. llardm re· torted. lie r outburst was reminiscent of that which occurred during Hulcherson's second trial That trial ended in an 11 to I vote for acquittal of the 46-year old Whittier aero:.pace worker Sul after both the prosecution a nd defense attorneys had m oved for a dismissal of the charges agains t Hutc herson. Judge Richard Beacom refused and ordered the accused man to stand trial a thlrd time. At the end of his first trial, a jury found Hutcherson guilty, a verdict that was overturned when Judge Mason Fenton said Ms. Hardin's testimony was not believable Oldster, 92,. F oi/,s Bandit C HICAGO l APl Robt!rt Mowry is 92 and feisty. And he wasn't a bout to give up his wu llet to a bandit who accosted him Mowry had gone to get a newspaper when a man standing on the corner demanded has wallet, said Ray Raney, a friend o f Mowry H e said Mowry rJ?plied: "Like heU I will," and bjt the bandit with his umbrella. The m an struck Mowry in the fa<'e with a pistol and fled, but 'Mowry kept his money. Ronnie Goff, 29, was arrested later and charged with attempt- ed armed robbery and armed violence. police said. Holdup Alleged OCEANSIDE <AP> -Police today are investigating a jewelry salesman's claim that be was robbed at gunpoint of $80 ,000 in diamonds and emeralds and $20.000 in cub. He said he was forced Tuesday to d rive the gunman from the Mis· sion Square Shopping Center to Carlsbad . where he was left h a ndc uffed to his steering wheel DAILY PILOT t,... OfMtO" COMt O.uv ~ .... whrt tiiflik Pt••(.,.,., b .......... -.... 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Chase Hilce• Prime Rate N!W YORK CAP> Ch11e Mallhattu Bank, t.be naUOG'• Wrd lar1e1t., Hid today lt la r1l1ln1 It.a prim lendlntt ratt' from 11 '• percent lo 12 percent matthlntt thf' 1974 rerord for th•t rlOAt-1)' wotched rt1tl' The prlmt rttlt• ls tho 1n terest r utt' bank.a r har1.- mo11t rrcdlt worthy cor porattt rustomet s 'f h<' quarttr fM>lnt boo1H b)' Ch•ll indl<'ltea thll r redit Hahtenln(I m ovea by tbt1 Federal Reserve 80.-rd aN ttkln1 errecl T lghtt•nlna <'redlt by forr tntt up 1nt\'rl'st rates 1:s one tool lhl' rentr&tl bank u:'lc:. to cool the ecanomy. and thua. dam1ien lnnatton f 'ro• Pflflr A I DUMP •.. Oil Hits Beaches In Texas l'OHP s CHRISTI. ·rex ut. (AP 1 Oil wished up on five rollt'• ot the l'adrc lslund Nu tiun1tl St•ltshorc l1H.h1 y in the wont sta1mnte yet or l(hstemng whltf' South TexaK ht!IH'hca by cr ud t' oi l spe w\ld r rom a run uwuy Mexican well The slltk thiat bit the shore watt ttlaUvely tU.rrrow only 15 feet wld§ -b_ul il rovered about 80 p(•rcenl of the five-m ile s tretch of sand on the northern end of Padre Island. scaentJsts :said "I don't s ee any relief rrom it There's nothing in the foreseca· ble future to change the situa tlon we ha ve ," s aid John Ro binson of th e Nati o n a l Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad- mmistrullon. ~Six Snappish Turtle Champ Bites Kisser One ol Newport Beach's paramedic vana is decorated with a fl.rat place turtle racm~ trophy today because a J,aguna fUlls woman found out Tuesday night it'!'> not a acood Idea to kiss a turtl~ TflE PAINFUL LESSON wus learned at the con r luslon or the 7 30 p.m. races held at HouUban 's Old Pl<Ace, a reinaurant 11t ~Ca mpus Oriv~.; Downy t~errer, 28, of 23381 Via Martloe , owner and trainer of the entry listed only as Number Six. decided to t>.:stow a victory klss a fter her pet took first place. IN AN UNFORTUNATE DISPLAY o r the perseverance that earned It first place in the u ce, Number Six snapped down on Miss Ferrer's upper lip and steadfastly refused lo let go. Paramedics Dave Bowman and Keo Flessel wer e s ummoned from Newport Center to render aid. • After trying to pry lhe beast off Mlss Ferrer 's lip, they decided to give medlcal science a try. THEY GAVE NUMBER SIX an injection of vallum. a tranquilizer. The relaxant dld its JOb and Miss Ferrer was separated from her pet. She handed over her trophy in gratitude and was told to get a tetanus s hot. There were no indications or the fate of Number Six. .............. J AIRPORT ••• open mlnded on the l11ue," h1a aide, Chris Loumald1, aald. "It's Ed's feelln1 that ot the five propos1tls El Toro 11 the most suitable. It's the most con- du{'i ve to takeoffs and land· rngs," Loumakis added. Loumakii. e mphasized that Miiier hu not yet made a com· m1tmenl lo support any or the pros pect1 ve airport s ites . Miller's role aside, most of the rrllicls m or the joint use pro- pos al watt directed a t what area re~idents said they rear wlll be the impact of joint use. They said the potential for added air pollution, traffic con· gesti on and noise pollution would disrupt residential areas and cause property values to tumble ., The committee that hea rd those warnings wiU eventually make a recommendation for airport s ite selection to SCAG's executive committee. yon landfill s ate near Turtle Rock will stay open longer. The county ii; looking for a replace ment ror that dump, which is scheduled to close in 1981. Anthony oPJ>OSed a suggestion by Mayor David Sills to include in a letter the city will evenluaJ· ly send to t.he county a sentence saying the city opposes the loca- tion or any landfill site within its sphere of influence. Rug-aiw patches of 011 from the world 'is wors t o il s pill washed up al several points on Padre a nd Mustang islands Tuesday, and scien.tists wum~ that more couJd come ashore 1f unpredtctable winds did not cooperate. Coast Guard Capt Roger Madson, the oil cleanup task force commander , said he was prepared to bring in ''miles" of additional booms to try to keep the oil from slipping past lhe barrier isla nds into inland bays and lagoons . Report Due Soon On Chemical Leak SCAG is (Jn association or local governments in s ix Southern California counties. As such, it serves as a regiQpal planning body and a clearing house for federal and state grants . It ts SCAG 's clearing of grant .application s that gives 1t whatever e1 uthority 1t has. Its dec1s1ons etre s ubject to local regulations Sills said city om cia ls must be pragmatic and recognize tbe board could select the Bee Canyon site anyway. Padre arid Mustang islands. both thin spits or land with some rich tourist areru; and dozens of miles or desolate national park. protect bays that h a rbor nume r ous t a r e s p ecie:. or wlldltre, such as the-world's only flock of whooping cranes. and provide breeding grounds _for s h rimp a nd other marine an imal~ LOS ANGELES <AP> -The plant's vent system . across the results of an investigation of a street and over two s chools. chemical leak that m ay have where several persons were produced liver abnormalities ln taken ill. The campuses wert' some exposed persons are ex· evacuated. but officials believe peeled al the end of the week, about SO persons were exposed but officials don't think they'll to the gas. know anything definite unlll a "Everybody got sick." said * * * f~ro• Page A I ANNEX .•. But Anthony, growing mor e a ngry during the dis cussion. said he was getting mitred that people who opposed the dump s ite were being portrayed as heroes and those in favor were the heavies. "That's the biggest <'rock I ever heard," he fumed at one point in the discussion. J o~t Irvine, County Road Pact Approved An aj?reem e nl to s pe nd $377 .890 in county highway tax dolla rs to join Irvine in the widenin~ of CuJver Drive north of the San Diego Freeway was apµrovcd Tuesday by Orange County supervisors Under terms of the agree- m ent, the county and city will s hare equally io the estimated S7SS,600 cost of wideaine Culver Drive from four to six lanes. The expanding roadway will run north of the freeway to a point describerl In an engineer- 10 ~ report a s the At{'hison , Topeka and Santa Fe Railway trac ks The joint Arterial H ighway Finance Pro~ram is scheduled to be completed by late October. according to lhe engineering re- port. Enrollment lncre(Ujes al SadJJ,eoack SaddJeback College officials s aid Tuesday the school has ex· perienced a 75 percent enroll- ·m ent jump over l ast year's figures In the first week of reg- istration for fall courses . · Herm Schmidt, director of ad· missions, said a bout 7,000 stu· dents had enrolled in courses at the district's two campuses s ince registration opened Aug. 7. "We're about 3,000 abead of tbe s ame day last year," Schmidt said. "Part of the reason for that iJ1 that we've had a lot of mail-in applications tbis lime. However , officiaJ1 are expect· ing about a 10 percent enroll· meat increase once .reglstratioa closes Sept. 10. "We bad around 22.000 stt> dents last year and we're ex pecUog to bit around 24,000 u 2S,OOO this year," Schmidt said. Broun Detaih Curb Tactics BRYTE <AP) -Gov. Ed· mund Brown Jr .. reacting to verbal barbl from Lt. Gov. Mlke. Curb HY• the latter is conduct· lnl a "pres• relaUons offenalve" to be ,ovemor. Brown and Curb appeared Tue1day at ceremonln for the 50th anniversary of the California Highway Patrol. <Relat.d photo, AS) From Pagr 11 I YACHTS ... -""' -.. 1njurt'd. by u Dutch <IC'~troyt•I' and died aboard 1t four of ht~ crew also were rcµort cd dead The other death~ were two British crewmen from the Hoyal Air Force's Gr1malkin. two from th c Trophy . l w o from th 1· i''lashughl and cine 1•ach from the Gunslinger and the Fcstin<i T ertia Among those reported saf<' was former Prime M1 n1s ler Edward Heath. whose boat Morning Cloud wa~ still in th<: race. He said he was making good progress. Earlier reports s aid there were 336 boats in the ra<'e when the storm hit, but to<1ay the Royal Ocean Yacht Club re duced the field to 306. The cluh saL_d 256 of these were a ccounted for stall racin~. reached port abandoned or s unk a nd 25 we re still lo be heard from A spokeswoman said many of these did not have ra<1ios. and it m1J(hl be many hours before the fate or all of them was known. Among the Amerkan boats finishin~ the race were Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner's T e nacious, Califo rnian Jim K ilroy's Kialoa . Stephen Colgate's !>4-foot Sleuth, rrom the New York Yacht Club, and Seymore Si nett's Wtlhwaw from the Raritan. N.J. Yacht Club. Kilroy broke some ribs in the storm . Unofficial res'Ults showed that Tenacious was the winner. By midday today. race or· fi cials in London reported these other American entries were re· ported s ighted and s afe : Al · liance, from the U.S . Naval Academy with 14 m en a board. Imp, owned and skippered ,bY David Allen of Belvedere, CalH .. finished the r ace. and Aries. owned and sailed by Mike Swerdlow or New York, sighted and still racin". * * * f',....PageAI SAFE ... The RORC saJd the race was started last Saturday Ln li~hl to m oderate weather conditions but there was a weather forecast of increasing winds near th"! Fastnet rock orr the coast or Ireland. But there was no indlca· lion or the intensity or the storm. The death toll of more than a dozen people Is unprecedented In offshore yacht raclnc. Two pe r sons were kllled In this year's Southern Ocean Circuit off Florida. There was a fatalily in Los Angeles Yacht Club's Whitney Series two years ago when a crewman was hit by a swingln& boom ln heavy weather off Catalina Island . Brown aaHrled, "If Mike Curb baa any bope of M•UDI state Sea. Kea Maddy or At· tol"IMJ 0.-al Georl• Oeukme· Jtan or ANtmbl>' Speaker Leo )leCartby or Loi A.nltlet Ml.)'OI' T. om Bnclle)r, he'•'°' to make a lot more pullllctty.'' Don Vaucbnha Newport Beach yachtaman w o has aalled i.n major oftsho~ races all over the world, eatd the thln1 t.bat makes t.he Fut.net so treacheroua when the weather blows up l• the shallow condttlou off the Irish coast which tend to create s hort, "aquare" 1eas wh\ch takes lta toll of men and equip· oitnt. And the cold water lo that part of tbe world, even in the summer. can be fatal to crewmen who are In the water for ADY a.cth ot tlme . .. • ) mor e exte nsive test is con Antonio Roblero at the R ichland ducted. Continuation l lagh School, Onf' or TheoutromcofTues day'!>l.e1it the schools "Th ey llo'l'rt' was to be used in designing the nauseated, thcy had d1arrhra more sophisticated test that and had a hard time br~alhrng might detcrmme what wa~ in a And a rabbit died .. cloud or lOXIC rume!> that drift ed 'Some week., later it ap~ar., out of the Flbcrit~ West ('oa!>l St'\ eral of the peoJJlt· romparc·d Corp in Orange on June l. !>aid notes and found that -.om<-<1f th• F:d Camaren a . darec-tor of symptoms drd not go :Jw~1\ technical services for the South Camarena said · W<-arr• n1111o Coa:.t Arr Quality M anagemcnl trying to µ1npo1nt ""h•<l might 0 1stnct ha\ e been rn the-C'lriud to 1•r•1 Comammatt"<J matt•nab founc1 dU('l' t ht· '~ mptom' t lw1 r way into :.i val of t•pox \' \\ <· \'e gotten rc~ult.. 1in 111 n::.m~ al the plant. tnfO{l'.'rtng " ..id ull'>,,. -.<ud Ur Tom Pren heal buildup that burned the dt'q (a'>l of tht• Orani;!l' Count\ mixture. Camarf'na sa1ct llt•.illh l>i·partnwnt ~1>. had d i "In l hJI du·omµos1t111n i.om1· lt·J-.l ..,urnc tran:.tt•nt Ii•\ t•I of new compouncb ""er•· forml·c1 de' Jtcd l'Ot .. me-.. 111cl1cutina.: tha t were not prcM~nl '" th<· :.nmc lrH•r dam <ii..c T\li11 of o rt ~ 1 n a I male r r a I . ' 'at d tho~t· haH' had per..,..,t('n\ proli Camar<'nni· sprinkler system in the plant. i.ho" marked abnorma.1t1~ which m anufa{'tures rcmfor{'ed plas tic materials When thl' "But." Prendergast C1dded water hJl the burning chemlcal~. "from the biopsies 1t lsn't po .. s1 a s team cloud fo rmed The ble to prove what caused t.hl' ab vapors floated through l he __ nn_r_m_a_li_ti_es_·_· ------- Badham likewi-.e pled ged sup· !l(lrl for city effort:. to thwart rnmmerc1al use of the military hao.,f.> In a o.,tat1•m1•nt ree1d by airh• 11 11 "' •• r c1 S <' e I y e . B u d h a m rlt•rlarl'd that Joint u~e "rs total I\' 1mpra('t tcal from the !.land pmnts of safely to the surround 111 ~ "ommu n1t1 es and arr pJ -.wn~er o;;ifely bet:aui.e of d1f f1•r .. nn·-. h .. 1we1•n rommerc1al and m1htttr." a1rcr:tft " B;.1dham. a mcmbl'r or the I l11u!\P Armt'Cl Sf>rv1ces Commit 11···, ~did 11 would not be m the h .. -.1 tntert>sLl> or I rvtne. El Toro. \1 ,.....,111n V1l'JO, Laguna Niguel or I .11•11n11 11 111' ·to increase sub- ,,.11111,111) U'll' of El Toro by in· 1 .. 1 1 111 J' 1· 1 \ ti 1 an passenger .11 r, 1 .tft rnt•i th•· 1rarr1c pal t1 ·rn-. · Thi· prtnr1pal \lit1rk now being 1lon1• on t·omm<'rc·1al ui.e of El I urn I'-a .,ludy hy the Southern C'Jl1 fom10 /\<,!lo<·1at1on of Gov- 1•rnmenLl.. which 1s looking at several sate for a new com · merc1al airport Summer Sale All Upholstery at sub tantial Savings Stanton Cooper Sofas & Loveseats Exceptional prices for top quality construction Sot as start at S629 -Loveseats s549 Check these features: x 8 way hand tied base x Kiln dried hardwood x Corner blocked . doweled. glued & screwed x Arm covers x Lined skirts & interlined cushions x Zippered seat & back cushions . x Great selection of styles and fabncs x All On Sale Now Stock & Special Order Til Sept. 1st 7 --------------------'-------------------------------------~---------- ,_ ' l ' ~ Your 8•,Jlletowa ~, Dally Ne••1t•IM!r•1 Laguna/South Coast VOL 72, NO. 217, 4 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1979 FIFTEEN CENTS Lag11na Teachers Accept Salary Pact Laguna Seach publlc school teac hers uy they will a ccept a district salary orrer for 1aJSt year that averages about 4 percent an ulary increases And ~·tu le a teacher asSO<: aa· lion leader sayi. s ht> 11> dti.ap· pointed in the retroactive pay of fer. she atd teachers will . eel< much more as negotiations open for this year's salary package Laf(una Bea\'h school Su~ran tendent Robert Sanchi• Hid he wm rt"COmmend lo the Uoard of Education on Aua 23 that 1t •c cept ~ recomm endation from a fa{'l finding committee reg1ud mg teacher salanes Thal panel r eco mmt:nded varying increases retroactive tCJ Julv of 1978 and conunuang lhr1lugh June of thas year which average about 4 percent Tht• suJary package ancludci. an increasti to 5 percent from April l to June 30 of this year "Jt was a fatr recommeoda t1on in tight of the financial problems Lhe d1strtcl is racing ... Or Sane his said. .. ll <the increase) 1s close to what the distract originally of· '"'red 13 7 percent 1 and yet 1t provides, lhrough a graduated '>CUit-a higher bast' than what wa~ offen?d by the board. 50 that teachers would not have to bear the total brunt or the district's problems.·· But. he warned. any additional increases sought by teachers for the rurrent fiscal year . wiU re· quire further cuts m the budget a budget already cut by $250.000. Trustees will be asked Aug 27 to appro\e ruts aocluding leav in g e ight teaching positions va. cant, laying off three custodians, cut more than 50 percent from th e textbook budget and delay- ing maintena nce projects such as re wiring the high school auditorium . But Patti Mace. negotiating chairman for the Laguna Beach Una faed Fac ult y Association . s aid today. teachers will be seeking around a 10.S percent ln- crease this year, based on the annual cost of living increase. And, she said , she hopes the negotiations will move along at a much raster pace this year. Las t yea r n egotiations dragged for months. and at one point . high school s tude nts walked off campus in protest over the dlstnct 's 3. 7 percent or fer to te achers Coast Crews Safe • m Disaster Chase Hikes Prime Rate NEW YURK IAP> Ch ase Ma nha tta n Bank , the nation's third larges t. saad today it as raising 1ls µrim e lending rate from 11 3.a percent Lo l2 percent. matching the 1974 record for that closely watched rate The pnme r ate 1s the tn· lc·rest rate ba11ks char~c mos t credit worthy cor. porate customt'rs The quarter.point boost by Chase indicates that credit ·lightenm g moves by the Federal Reserve Hoard are taking e ffect T1ghtenan~ credit by fore ang up interest rah·s is one tool the centreil h<.1nk U5C!> to cool the t•t·onomy. and thus dl':lmpcn inflation Extension Of Sycamore Pact Approved Laguna Beach Cit y Council members have granted an ex· tension to an ligrcemt•nt with the Baywood Uevelopmt-nt Group, I n c . which as contemplaling purchasing eibout 60 acres or . Sycamore HiUs from the city. The Newport Beach based de· velopme nt f i rm enter erl a n agreement with the city several months ago that grants the com· pan y exclusive n egot iating rights for a portion of the city- owncd land near Leasure World on El Toro Road. The dty is considering semng approx1m<1tcly 62 acres or the 522·a1.:re parl'el purchased by the «ity more than a )ear ago from Rancho Palos Verdes Corp. The l'tl.\' hopes to recoup a por· ta on of the $6.75 million price tag for Sycamore I tills by selling a s m1:dler µortaon ror develop· m enl. Preliminary h gures indicate Bay1o1.ood might pay up to $5 million for the parcel. But last month company of- f1c1als sought an ext ension of the e xclus ive negotiating ag ree- ment. :>aying they needed more time to come up with a deve lop- ment plan . Baywood President William R. Watt sajd the uncertainty of the location or the San Joaquin Transpo rtation Corridor , and the location of intersection de- s igns for tha t corridor. have hin· dered planrung. as well as ques· l ions regarding sewer instaJla· l ion on the property. Councilmen agreed to a 120 d ay ext e n s ion to e n able Baywood to come up with de- velopment plans. · PILUI' NOTICE I DOES IT A.GA.JN "Dear Daily Pilot -you did it a gain ! "We had such good luck sell· • ing our v111n In your classified t section that we tried It again and , told our Volvo." Thal'• the advertising success ' 1lory of the San Juan Capistrano man who placed lhis ad ~the • Dally Pllot: t I • t '74 t45A Wgn: Luna1e rack, AC, PB, PBS II· 1l1ted, !IN ml. rtl 1as. aood cond, S3000 ux· lUlXX If you want IOOd tuek MWna t 1our ear, try tlM friendly Daily Pilot el811lned ad·YlHn at Nl-1811. ,, Clemente Cose Sex Extortion Suspect Held By WILLIAM HODGE Of UM O•oly Piiot St.tit A 21·year ·old San Diego woma n races charges today that she lured a San Clemente busi- nessman to her motel room and the n tried to s hake him down for $3,000 with the threat or disclo5· ing the rendezvous. I n custody o n ex tort1 o n chargPS is Jill Marie Christan<: Bramlette. who police identified as a forme r Saddleback College student. lnvesltgaling officers allege she wanted the m oney for law school tuition. Mass Bramlette was arrested Monday outside a San Clemente tavern. They had given the San Cle me nte businessman SJ,000 m marked bills to assertedly pay her off. She was a rrested when s he left the bar with the alleged marked cash. Offi cers rerused to divulge t he ide ntity of the San Clemente bus inessm an. They said they didn 't want to accomplish what the suspect a llegedly attempted Lo do in exposing the m a n T he case developed several weeks ago. police s aid, whe n the bus inessm an assertedly re- ceived a c a ll fro m Miss Bram le tte who w anted to purchase a gift for her San Clemente parents . lhe \llctim agreed to talk to her while he was in San Diego for anothe r meeting. Police said he told the woman he dtd not do business m San Diego but s he al legedly insisted that s he wanted to purchase the gift through a San Clemente firm. Poh ce declined to identify the gift, claimmg it would lead to the identity or the victim. Afler the first San Diego meet· ing, police said, Miss Br amlette allegedly called the victim again to s ay she had deposited money for the gift in the bank. On the second trip to San Diego, whe re the young woman was attending school, police s1ud the victim met her in a motel r oom. a San Clt·mentc mcetin~ with the woman irnd gave ham m arked bills to present to her Police said Miss Bramlette may have been involved ~tlh other local residents The mal ter 1s still under anvestigat1on M 1ss Bramlette as being ht•ld 1n Orange Count} Jail on $10,!JOO baa I Larzdslide Clemente ~feet Topic San Clemente City Councll members will focus their alten taon on lands lide proble ms near City Hall whe n they m eet tonight at 7·30 A r eport rr"m a Tus tin geologist hared by the city as ex· peeled to be pre<;ented. outbnang the existence of what he terms ancient landslide~ surround1ni,: City Hall . J . E Stickel asserts the l wo landslide areas threaten Caty Ha ll. a church and ab<rnl 150 homes an the s urrounding area And while city officials havl! yet to prepare a report CJD Sllckel's claims, the geologist 11> expected to present bjs !1ruJ1rn~s tonight Last week St1tkel char ged that city offtciab havt> 1~nored has frequent reporL'> ind1calln1? t he pote ntia l for lands lides around Caty Hall He said aertlil photographs show the area b the site or an ancient slide more than 10,000 years old, and that the land 1s unstable The geologist saad evidence of earth movement (•x1sts 1nclud1n~ leaning fences. cracked founda· t10ns an the area. bump} stre<>Lc;, broken utaltty li nes. and manor slides a round the periphery of the large s hde He said the city s hould drill explorator y holes around the site. anslall landslide i>lope an · dicators, conduct l)Urface sur- CSee SLIDE. P1tge A2l American Yachts Afloat By ALMON LOCKABE Y IM•IY ,., ........... Wrolff Reports from England today indicated that American boat~ "'1th local cre1o1.men aboard ar<' s a fe o r accounted for in th~ traJ!1C 605·mile Fastnet race W11l1waw. one of the yachts on lhe Adaural's Cup Americ an team wa!-i reported a s having f1n1shed i.alely with 1111 hands W1ll11o1.aw was being skippered b~ Dennis Conner of San Diego "'1th a San 01c~o Yacht Cl ub t rl'~, 1nc lud1n g :-.a alm a ke r Lo" ell ~orth 's son, Dan Imp. another Admiral's Cup entr~ owned by Oav1d Allen or San Francisco with Skip Allan. <;on of Mr and Mr~ Robert M Allan of Ne....,port Beach. as a member of the crew has been s1ghled and as ~till racin~. 11c - cordin~ to wire service report."> ' Al' Wt,..._,, The Braz1han yarht Indigo \.I, 1th cn•1o1. men Rex Banks. Garv Weisman. P aul Huttrosc <1nd Bob Steele from Newport was reported finished today with all h•nds sale . RESCUE ATTEMPTED BY HELICOPTER OFF ENGLAND IS Yachtsmen Pe rish In Worst Boating Tragedy 15 Yacht men Dead The Italian yacht Vena. skip- pered by De nnis Durgan o r ;'l;ewport Beach and with local r re1o1. man Louie Wake aboard finished the race early today. In Fastnet Race Other well·kno1o1. n Southe rn California sailors "ere aboard '-f.'' e ra I fo reign boats Ed Lorence a nd Renny M 1tchell "'l're aboard a llonJi? Kong entry and ha' t: been actounted for Pl.Y~lOl TH. f':n,:?IJnd I AP 1 Ships hfl•boats and h('llrop t•·rs ..,,•a n ·h1•d thP Allantil' off "o ulh~est 1-~n~la nct tCJday for bod ae.., and <iUn'I\ ors of ) aeht 1n g':-~or ..,t d1a~a ..,ler Ont> \mcral·an da t'rl hut offic1ab :-.a11J the:r had U\-rmrnll..'.d for Jll l ' ~ a.tfl an the .Jn•a An /\mertr Jn rl':-1clt'nt of Lon don Frank 1-'l'rrh . .,.. c1:-<Jmong 15) ..tl hL'>mt·n rtporlt'd kllll·d By m1dd.1 ). 2 1 ) a1·ht:-\Hirth ,in l'!'ttm atcd S.t.5 mlllaon "'ere n· ported sunk or abandoned in a freak summ<'r storm Tuesday that lashed more than 300 yachb 1n the mlc-rnat1onal Fas tncl Race with 70 mall· "'ind~ and mounta111ou.., i.e<1.., y a (' h l I n g I) r f I (' I a I ., I n Prov1dt>ncc. H I , rt"ported all American ooau. 10 the race W(•re l>afe Bntash racm~ offic1als said the\ hnd no word from two U S boats. but s:11d they a pparently "'ere not an danger A -.pokcsman for the Royal Ocean RacmJ! Club s~11d the yachts men .... ere "'arncd 11head o r tame about posi.able ht~h winds. but o ner the rare started 1t I!' their o .... n res pons1b1hl) to Jud.:1.: thl· 1Al·alht>r .. .., 11 orcurs " Rc-.cuer!' pu lled mnrc than 125 -.un l\'nr-. from lht> wreckage of tht'I r \ at•ht.-. 1-'erris .... a-. s kippering ht'> 'arht Ariarlnr 1o1.1th a Bntash 1 n ·1o1. lit> wa.., picked up. badly IDJUrcd. by a Out c·h dc:-tro:rer .ind d1C'd aboard 11 Four of his 1·n•w ..tl!.O 1o1.erc reported dead The other deaths were t~n Br1t1sh cre1o1. ml•n from the Royal Aar Force's Grimalk1n. two from th e Trophy . twn from thC' Flashlight and one each from 1 he G unslmgcr and the Festina Tcrtaa Am ong t hose reported safe Wi r e ..,erv1ce r eports have been confu~ing about the d1stmc· t 1on be&" een the 605 · mi le Fastnet rart" and the Admiral'~ Cup compelll1on out of Cowes on the Is le of Wight The Fastnet ral'C d ates back to 1928 and 1s l{c nc rally con· ~1dcred to be one of the most rugged and challengin~ races an the world becaust.' or weather cond1t1ons and shoaling 1n the Iris h Sea between the r ock and Pl~ mouth was former Prime M mister., The Admarar-; Cup is an an· Ed" ard Heath, "'hose boat vitat1onal offs ho re• racing seriei. Mo rning Cloud was still an the of comparatively s hort duration race. lie said he was making which is held every two years in good progress con1uncllon with Cowes Week. Earlier reports !>aid there sponsored by the Royal Ocean we re 336 boats m the race when Racing Club. The t'astnet as the the storm hit. but today the final race or the seril!s. Rova l Ocean Yac ht Club re dured the field to 306 The club i.a1d 256 of these were accounted fo r still racing, reacbed part, CSee YACHTS, Page AZ> <See SAFE. Page A2l Coas• A f ter that trip , M i ss Bramlelle aJlegedJy began mak· ing demands for rent money and then increased the requests to $1,000 and $3,000 when initial at· te mpts failed. When the man approached police about the demands, in· vesligators told him lo arrange Rope, Assault Trial ' 2,300 Battle Forest Blaze BOISE, Idaho CAP) -About 2.300 firefighters, fresh from a day's rest and backed by rein- forcements, are mounUn1 an all- out assault today on the huge Mortar Creek forest fire that has claimed 64 ,800 acres of Umber . Meanwhile, a s pecial fire com· mand that coordinated the con· trol of 40 maJor forest fires in the western states in the put 10 da71 wu closed at Boile. Arnold Harti1an, a 1pokesman for the Solle lntera1ency l"lre Center. 1aid, ''We're put the lmmedlate erill•, but tM llre season lJ not oter. We're ready to 10 back tnto bullnee1 at the drop ol a hat." He aaid about $8.5 million wa1 1pent in eon· trollinl UM flra dwinl the 10- day period. Abuse Charges Argued 8y DELORES BROOKS lllWJN Ol IM EMiiy l"llel 5l.tff A medical examiner tesWled today that there was no indlca· tion that alleged rape victim Catherine Hardin was abused when he examined her shortly after she arcused G l en Hutcherson of r aping and assuJt- ln1 her. •'There were no bruises or lacerations or wounds that you could detect?'' dereo.se attomey Terry Giles aaked. "No, none," the doctor replied. ThfOUCb that tetUmony , Giles was attempt1n1 to lncUcate to a nine·man lhree·woman Oranae County Superior Jury that Ms. Hard.la wu not raped by bis client. Hutchenon. for the third time, ls beinl tried on rape, kidnap and aa1ult char1es brou1bt ' against him in 1977 It Is the defense contention that the now 2l·year-old woman willingly engaged in sex acts with lhe defendenl but when he refused to pay the $25 fee Ms. Hardin asked ror. she alleged that a rape had occurred. But in testimony Tuesday. the sllghUy buill a lleged victim an· grily defended her cauae. At one point. her outcries against the questionin1 by Glles caused Suptrior Court Judie Byron Mdllllan to order the jury taken from the courtroom. After the 12 Jurora had depart· ed McMillan aaJd, "Do you want to pr...U thia uae? If you can 't plar by the rules, I'll dump It." "I'm t.tlfytnc for the state ot Califomla and ~Y (Giles> are trylna to prove me a pT01tltute or some iort.." Ms. Hardlla re· tort ed. Her outburst was reminiscent or that which occurred during llutcherson's second trial. That trial e nded in an 11 to t vot e for acquittal or the 46-year old Whittier aerospace worker. But alter both lhe prosecution a nd defenae attorneys had moved for a dismJssal of the c harges against Hutcherson. Judge Richard Beacom refused and ordered the accused man to atand trial a third time. At the end of bis lint trial. a Jury found Hutcbenon 1uUty, a verd ict that was overtumed when Judie Muon Fenton said Ma. Hardln'• t.esUmOQY WU not believable. Con1equently, the woman's atlnt on the wttDea stand Tues· day •• the tblrd opportunity ahe had to elaborate on tM al· <lee TUAI.. Pa1e Al> Weather Late night a nd early morning l o w c louda otherwise sunny a fte r · noons. Lows tonight S7 to 62. Highs Thursday near 70s at beaches to 7S to 82 inland. SIDE TODAY The Civil War aronclad Monitor hlu Nen 11ieldb1g voluable artifactt a1 ei:pnt• •tudy WIJll• to Uft U from its watery grove off C• Hat· teraa, N.C. Story, photo PO{lfl .47. ··-· . At,,_ ....... •• .... ll•ft CH L.M...... U ... '--" C11 .................. ·-· ~ M ....... ,,_ .. c........ °'"" ............ ,.. c-let Ct e:~ AU Cf•••n et ••• .......... Alt ....... • • ......... M TIC-M 1-=111 I .... ._... ... ~ ....... ~II ....... M ,.... a•n .,_ ..,.,..._ M l • ' ) .ti DM.Y"'-OT Air \Var \V aged lMJine Seeks Land Around El Toro Site 9 )' DAVID kllTIMAN Ol-0..·--· Tbe C\ty of trvtne, tnltull)'an1 It• tffort to prevent tom merclal airline UM ol th• £1 'r(>ro Manne Air StaUon, will try to UDb ~\y IHd Mat tM baM IO the dty will havt land UH control In t tH-aru <SH re lated story, P•ge AJ I The city council adt'd un anlmoutly Tuetday nl1ht after hearina pledaee ol &eMraJ au~ port from lrvlne Company President Peter Kremer and U S Rt>P Robert 8adham, R· Newport Beach. whoee ,., mark• were read to lht-ro\lncll b)' an aldf! Tht' land lhe t'lty 11 eyf!lft.C 111 owntd by tho lrvln Company. but KNmtr fell abort of 11v&n1t t ntbuslutJc •U.PPort to the ldcu of annexation when aakt'd by counc1hnan Arr Anthon)'. who made the propoul. If h • could a1ree to It Knmu ttltuat~ earU'1r ~ m1tk1 to the council thut hu~ company would support lbe clty Six Snappish Turtle Champ Bites Kisser One ol Newport Beach's paramedic vans ii> decorat~ with a f1ral place turtle racing trophy today because: a Laguna HHla woman found out Tuesday nlght it's not a good idea to kiss a turtle. THE PAINFUL LESSON was leurned at the con c lus ion of the 1·30 p.m. races he ld al Houhhan's Old Phtct: a restaurant at 4880 Campus Drive. ' Downy Ferrer, 28, of 23381 Via Martine, owner and trainer or the entry listed only as Number Six. decided to bestow a victory kiss after her pet took first place. JN AN UN FORTUNATE DISPLAY o f the p erseverance that earned it lirst place in the race Number Six snapped down on Miss Ferrer 's upper lip and steadfasUy refused to let go. Paramedics Dave Bowman and Ken Flessel were summoned from Newport Center to render aid. After trying to pry the beast off Miss Fe rrer 's lip they decided to give medical science a lry. ' T~EY GAVE NUMBER SIX an injection of valium. a tranqwlJzer The relaxant dtd its job and Miss Ferrer was ~eparated from her pet. S he handed over he r trophy in gratitude and was told to gel a tetanus shot. There were no indications of the rate of Num ber Six. 1·,..,.ra,,.-AI SLIDE •.. veying, and perhaps mslall re· lief wells to remove water from the s lide plane. In related action tonight, the counc il wall discuss shoring up homes on Calle Nina. where homeowners claim their homes are s lipping down a canyon. The homeowners would like the city to dump 65,000 cubic yards ol dirt behind the homes, thus preventing further s lip· page. But such a project is costly and Calle Nina residents are looking favorably at an offer from Nu-Wes t Development firm for Cree soil The company is pletnnang to build up to 3,000 homes on the nearby Visbeek Ranch, and of· ficials tor the developer have of· fered excess soil and technical assistance to the residents. Tri-Cities Water District, owner ol the land behind the homes. has agreed to a llow the area to be converted into a public park By making the re inforced area a park site. Nu-West hopes the city will allow them to use the dirt transrer as credit for park rt-es. required o f all large homebuilders. But councilmen earlier this month balked at that prope>Sal , saying a decision should await com p1 etion o f a parks a nd recreation element to the city's general plan Police Auction Slated in Laguna Bicycles. s kateboards . a cou· pie of surfboards, wets uits, jewelry and a raft of other items go on the auction block Aug. 2!i during the Laguna Beach police auction. Tbe aucUon will be held begin· ning at 9 a.m. behind the police department a l 505 Forest Ave. OftANOI! COAIT DAILY PILOT Read, Blount Join Lagun'a Housing Panel Sandra M. R ead a nd Be n Blount have been named to the Laguna Beach Housing Commit tee by city councilmen Ms. R ead . a three-year L ag unan. is a ho u san ~ r e habilitation orhc1al for the coun Ly's Environmental Manage m ent Agency. Blount. who has Ii ved in Laguna Beach for four years. as president of the North La~una Community Association and a m ember of the Be autaf1cat1on committee. The two new m embe rs or the s even-member Hous ing commit tee will ser ve for two years Thl" pane l acts in an adv1~ory capac 1 ty to the City Council on housing matten>. Front Page A I TRIAL ... legations against the accused man. This lime a round. dcfen!.e lawyer Giles walke d more gingerly as he c ross-examined the chief witness against his client, the victim. However, t he confronta tion was frequently interrupted by Giles· objections to her e labora- tion of answers to questions he asked. And it was when his confronta- tion with the witness drew her heated r es pons es that Judge McMillan threatened to "dump" the case unless Ms . Hardin followed court rules when testi· fying. Syria Gets Tanks WASHINGTON (AP> -The Soviet UniQn has sent Syria some or its new T -72 tanks, rated by U.S. Army officials as clearly superior to the American M·60 tanks supplied to Israel. U.S. In· telligence sources say. "totally" on the El Toro lssu • llOWt'Ver, he IUUd he COWdn'\ Uy al that point If he would 10 1lon1 with the unnt.>xataon plan Tht! co\lncll approved a motion b)' Anthony thul directed the city'• •talt to be111lu the pnx.-cas of •nn.,xln1 th., land liouth of lrvlnc Boulevard and which 11 prettd• back toward the roothllts Offltluls didn '\ know Tuesday ntght how much Mcreagt> m ight be involved The I nd ls presently un '1evclo~ In addition to enabbng the city to work with the Irvine Com· ptany agamst commercial use ol the m1htary base. having the land unde r city ioning control a l i.o could he lp prevent ex pans 1on of the base. officials said after the mee ting Assistant Ca ty Manager Paul Brady said tht.> annexation proc- ess couJd takl' anywhere from six months to 18 months to com plcte. The c·ounty's Local Agcn cy F ormation Commission would makt-the decision. K remer, who was appearing before the council to reaffirm the 1.·ornpany's comm itment lo phased and masterplanned de- velopment in the cit y. said joint commerclal-m iUlary use of El To ro "must be recognized as un- acceptable to the City of Irvine. "The air tram c problems at Orange County's J ohn Wayne Airport. requlre solution. but that solution is not to transfer the problems to El Toro," the ex· ecutive said. Kremer said the problems "simply cannot be accommodat ed by the Irvine General Plan and the Irvine rommun1t y Other solutions must be found . other alternatives planned." Radham likewise pledged sup port for city efforts to thwart commercial use or the m11Jtary base. In a statement read by aide Howard Sec:I Yl', Badham declared that joint use · is total ly 11npract1cal from the stand points nf s urety to the s urround 1ng c ommun 1t 1cs and ai r passenger safety because of d1I ferenc1.•s bt.>lwcen commer cial and military <.11rc rart." Radham. a member of the· House Armed &•rv1ccs Commit tee. said at would not be in the best interests of lrvmc, El Toro, Mission VteJO, La~una Nigue l or La~una Hills "to increas e sub· SLantially U!.C: of El Toro by 1n Jectang c 1vl11an pa,~e n ger aarcrnft into the traffic pal terns " The principal work now being done on commerc ial use or El Toro as a study by the Southern Calilorrua Assoc1atton of Gov crnments. which is looking at !>Cver al s ite!. for a n£'W c·om mercwl airport Services Set For Eugenie Drummond Mrmoriul ser vices wall take place Thursday for longtime Dana Point resident Eugenie M Drummond who died Friday a l M1 ss1on Community llosp1t~I She was 59 The service.., arc scheduled fo r 11 a m at Gloria Oei Luthe ran Church, 33501 Stoneh1ll Road. Dana Point Bunal will follow at the National Cemeter y an Riverside Vl!lllalion is scheduled from 7 to 9 p.m . Wednesday at the Ray Family Mortuary Chapel, 1533 N El Camano Real, in San Clemente. Mrs . Drummond lived with her husband L<.>0n m Dana Pomt lor 16 years. She was active In th e Sa n Juan Capis trano Woman's Club and the Gloria Del Lutheran Church. Survivors are three brothers. Harry Steitz, of Pocono Summit. Pa.; Kenneth Steih. ol Car · roll ton, Texas: and Vernon Steitz. ol N. Royulton. Ohio; and her husband. ol 33342 Astoria St. in Dana Point. The ramlly requests that dona lions be made to the Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Mrs. Drum mond's memory. f fW' Ot.-..c~t O.ttr ,,..t0t,wltft ........ ~,.,... DIN4t'-NowW\ P,-.-.\,1\0WOtivw-d•yt._Or.,... c ......... ...-..c:-~ ....... _ ... ". ....... _-...., ,..,_ fflNY for C..i. -.. .,._. -"· ....,u,,.. ... ii.ec"'"-••MV••"'' ., .... ~ ... "l"""'CNtt /. ,.,_...,~,.....,..,...,..,\llltf'-'t111rffn_. -.. n .. .,..,. ___ .,.,,._ ""* W•\t ••v \I,... (O\.le~,C•hfCWN•""' ·-·-~''°'"' .... """"'W>f l«•lt Cwtoy "'~·"'"-'-0.-•--,_.._ I!~ ... Mesan's Body Found 3 Days After Crash ~ ... '7:"' °"'"" .. 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The discovery was made at about 7 a.m. by a patrolman who saw another auto careen orr the roadway near where Meia's truck wu found. Accident investigators theorized that Meza was kUJed late S1turday night when Ute truck he wu drtY'lnl ran otf the roadway and pitched down the em banllment. The driver ol the ll&btwel1ht auto that plun1ed crown the ume roadtlde embankment Tuetdl)' mornin1 wu only 1U1btly lnjunld ln tbe mlMap that led to the dl1covery of Meaa 't body, tbe CHP •IM*•snan hid. II •Ill '. ~ELAND • I Oubhn Yachting•• Worst Dlsa•ter < - ENGLAND ...... _ MAP PINPOINTS SCENE OF YACHTING TRAGEDY Survivor• Hunted Off Engllah Coaat After Storm l'.-...P~AI YACHTS SUNK ... a bandoned or s unk and 25 York, sighted and s till racing. were still to be hc urd from Carina. s ailed by Richard Nye or A s pokt•s woman !.aid muny or Greenwich, Conn , ftntsbc."(f the these dad not have radios. and 1t race today. And111 mo Robin, might be many hours bt:fore the owned by J . Harding. Buffalo, fate or all or them was known ~ y . wh1c-h dropped out or the Amon~ the Amc ra cun boats ra«e ::.afoly . and Ac11d1a. s kip f1nashmg tht:> ran· Wt•re Atl<intu 1wr<-rt b} Burt Keenun o r New Braves owne r Ted Turn£·r .., Orlc·ans. whi ch fm1shed s etfely Tt·nacaous. C'al1forn1an J im In London. 11Hac1als hud not K 1 I roy 's K 11:1 lo a . S t 1· ph1•n ht>ard from lhe Toscana and tht' ('oli:ate 's !">4 foot Sit uth. rrrim ('Jrana. but Setld they did not tht' Ne·~ Yt1rk Y~11 ht C'lub <ind thmk they 14 t-n · 1n d<in~l'f Seymore ~uwtt ' W11l 1 ~J~ fr•.rn Thi· fl05 mah· rJCt· ~tart1·1l I he H.in tJn. N J 'r' ac ht ''luli ~at u rday rrom the ls lf" or "'IJ.:hl Kilroy brokf' M>me ntr. an tht-11rt the :.outh coa<.l of Eni:land !.torm Tht· }'achL<, 'n1l<-d tn lh(· f·a~tnH noff1 c1al rc•sult!. 'howc·d thlll Rock at tht• S()Utht•tn tip or Tenacwu:-. wus the wmnl'r I rt· land and bJ<·I. to f'I} mouth Uy midday today, r.i(·t· of 1)1·Hm fa cials in London rt·portNI tht'"' .. ~1 rtn) 11f tht· 40 to 70 r<10t bo;,ts oth('r American (•ntnc:' 1.1.1·rc· r1· h.1d roundt'd tht· rock and v.f·n· purtcd s1g htt•d and '>l1f(· Al hounrl for Plymouth on the· 1;1-.1 ....... ,. ... ". SAFE ... JI Qwever. the t-•ustnet is really a race withln a race. The h.liJl entry list is attributed lo tbe ract thut any yacht may be entered, whether or not it has been in- volved in the Admiral's Cup Serles. which involves three· boat teamis repret1enting a dozen or more nations In recent years the Fastnel has become comparable to the Newport Ocean Salling Assocla- llon'it Ensenatda race which an· nually draws more than 500 sail· lng yachLc;. Unlike the Ensenada race, the Fas tnet Is not s ubject lo the same strict salety inspection&. Boats without radios are allOwed in the race. The RORC said the race was started last Saturday in Ugbt to moderate weather conditions but there wa.OJ a weather forecast or increasing winds near th~ Fastnet rock ort the coast or Ire la nd. But there was no indica- tion or the 1ntens1ty or the storm. The death toll of more than a dozen people is unprecedented in offi.hor e ya c ht racing. Two p c r s onis were killed in this year't. Southern Ocean Circuit oH Florida. There was a fatality in Los Angcleis Yacht Club's Whitney Serie~ two year!. ago when a crewman was hat by a swinging hoom an heavy weather orr Catalin1:1 Island Don Vaughn. a Newport &:ach yachts man who has !.ailed in m aJor om1hore races all over the world. said the thing that makes the f'a5lnet so treacherous when the weather blows up is the shallow cond1t1ons o rr the Irish r oast whic h tend to create ~hort . 'squa re" seas which t<tkes its toll of men and equ1p- mt<nt And the «old water in that 1>.irt or lht• ~orld. even in the 'll m ITI• r <an h1• ratal to 1 n·" mt'n ~ho .trl' 1 n the Wiltl'r lur an~ length 11r tame $800 Taken In Bur~laries lia11c1·. from tht· IJ S N:J\'<tl 11·1~ 11f th•· ra<·•· ~hc·n th<• .. 1orni Al':td\•frl) "llh 14 rrwn :1h0Jrd 111ar 1•1I out of ttw ln!.h Si·J, 'i(•lld rh1<•\'t·' rn·llPd SRO() in t v.o Im"· C1"n1•cl ,·1n11 •.k111111·r··1I Ii• f fl f h "''JJar.11 1· Sa n C IC'm e nt e ,.. .. ·' , • in.: , oot ".n 1·~ c-ra' 111i: int•• 1 d [)"'"l<I /\ll"ri cif l'"l·i·<lc•ri· , .. ,,laf h 1 1ur$,!l.1r11~ Tuc..,dav an early to u. , " • t l' X)Ul'o, ~n.111µ111g 1rH1:.L' und 1 ranlbh('d lht: r<t('(• Jl\d .\rll ' It\ l'rt\JrTiln~ lhl• f"( .J ft I ,I \ (l ... nt"' and ,ail"d ''' u 11.1• 'l'h 11111111· "<lid T•·rr~ Hogcrl'>, 2807 " u ' J •••" ,. ;ur ~<1\1•..., ~ .. ri· th11 k Swt•r<llo~ or Nt•" York. !>IJ!hl1·cl '>'1th cl1 ..,lrt•..,, <alb 'J1<1 .in rir 1.., \ i·ntan.1 ti·Jttirl<-11 a pur~e '•1\(1 .·till rJ•·1n•• r f n111t.11 11111~ s:100 ......... 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So1.1lb Oran1e County reel dent.e vo~ Tuetday ol&ht to fiebt any attempt to convert El Toro Marine Corpe Alr StaUoo '° joint cMUan·miUt.ary uq. "I can live with the Ma.rloes. They were be"" f tnt. B"t l won't live with con)merclaJ pl .... " one Laguna .Ulla 1-ldut •a.kl. ms words wete apoktn la Ml•· •Ion Vit~Jo at a hearln1 held by 1 Soutbern C&Ufomla A .. oclatJon of Oovtmmeat.a <SCAG ) alrport atudy committee The ('Oll\mittee hll Hleeted five ~Uve airport •U• lo U\t · Cautornta area for atudy and l)C)Mlble HleeUon for deve~ of a fac\llt,y needed The Agong ot Deteat Rueselle Gilbert of San Clemente taJces careful aim and grimaces at the results -during a round of horseshoe pitching at Huntington Beach's Lake Park. 1 5 Years to Life Countian Sentenced In Friend's Death VISALIA <AP) -A Santa Ana ma n has been sentenced to 15 years to life in prison for second-degree muraer ID the shooting death of a companion during a gun battle with police. Ruben Louis Gutierrez, 24, who had pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. was sen· tenced Monday by Tulare Coun· Enrollment lncroa,ses at SadtBeback Saddleback College offlciala said Tuesday the school bu ex· perienced a 75 percent enroll- ment jump over last year's figures in the ti rat wee~ ot ·rec· istration for fall courses. Herm Schmidt, director of ad· missions, said about i ,000 stu- dent. had enrolled in COW'M9 at the diatrict'a two campuaes since reaiatntlonopened Aue. 7. ''We're about 3,000 ahead of tbe same day laat year," Schmidt said. ..Part of tbe reason for that la that we've had a lot of mall-in appUcaUom Lbla time. However, offtclalt are expeet· lllC about a 10 percent mrol.J. ment lnereMe once nliatnUoa cloHI Sept. 10. ''We had U'Omld' 21,• ltu- dntt IMt year Md we'n ex· pedial to bit around .... ti) 21,000 DU,._," Seit•* Mid. ty Superior Court Judge David Allen. A co-defendant, Mary Louise Pipes, 19, of Fresno, was sen- tenced last week to two years in the California Youth Authority on a voluntary manslaugbter conviction. They were convicted in the death of Xavier Cruz, li. of Santa Ana. who was killed by Tulare police during a chase Feb. 26. Gutierrez and Mias Pipes originally were charged with first-degree murder under a. state law that allows bomlctde to be charged ii a part.Der i.s killed during the commiSBion of a crime. The three were stopped for speeding, but police aaid the driver jumped out, pulled a IUD and took Officer Bob BranUey's service revolver. The trio then Oed with officers chasing them and tradina sun· fire until the suspect veblcle went out of control. Two men ran off, police aald, and Crui was shot fatally durtn1 an ex· cban1e of pnf1re at the rear QI a house. II ill Plpee was arrested at the abandoned car, and Gutierres was ~en into cu.ttody nearby. IRA Smpecte Held Bl:Lf'AST, NortWD Ireland CAP> -Armed poliee beebd 1'7 BrlUab troop1 awept throqb riot·ICarred Wiit Belf ut before dawn todaJ and arreeted at lttNt 11 1uapeded lrilb Republican AnllJ--. poUee laid. I ,. lo rellev• eooaetllon al &oeaJ airport.a. Amoai the pouiblUUea under t ludy. la t.be converak>n of El Toro from atrict mlllla.ry use to joJnt clvllian-mlUtary uM. liut that wlU never happen ii the 100 M 10 aoulh county ral- dent• who attended Tuesday nlabt'• meetlnl have tbelr way. Chemical Report < Expected LOS ANGELES <AP) -The results of an investigation of a chemical leak that may have produced liver abnormalities in some exposed persons ar~ ex· peeled at the end or the week, but officials don't think they'll know anything definite until a more extensive test is con- ducted. The outcome of Tuesday's test was to be used in designing the more sopblslicated test that might determine what was in a cloud of toxic fumes that drifted out of the Fiberite West Coast Corp. in Orange on June 1, said Ed Camarena. d ir ector of technical services for the South Coast Air Quality Management District. Contaminated materials found their way into a vat of epoxy resins at the plant, triggering a heat buildup that burned the mixture. Camarena said. "In that decomposition. some new compounds we re formed that were not present in the original material." s aid Camarena. "Some dense white fumes were given off." The increasing heat set off the sprinkler system in the pla.Ql, which manufactures reinforced plastic materials . When the water hit the burning chemicals, a steam cloud formed. The vapors flo ated through lhe plant's vent system. across the street and over two schools , where several peTsons were ta ken ill. The campuses were evacuated, but officials believe about SO persons were exposed to the gas. "Everybody got s ick," said Antonio Roblero at the Richland Continuation High School , one of the s chools . "They were nauseated, they had diarrhea and bad a bard lime breathing. And a rabbit died." "Some weeks later, it appears several of the people compared notes and found that some of the symptoms did not go away," Camarena said. "We a re now trying to pinpoint what might have been in the Cloud to pro· duce the symptoms." "We've gotten resuJts on 10 adults," said Dr. Tom Pren- dergast of the Orange County Health Department. "Six had at leas t some transient level of e levated enzymes. indicating some liver damage . Two of those have bad persistent prob· le m s. indicating even more liver damag e. We did live r biopsies on those two and one shows marked abnormalities. "But," Prendergast added, "from the biopsies it isn't possi- ~le to prove what caused the ab- normalities.•· Nevertheless, when asked if he believed the liver problems we re directly related to the leak . Pre ndergas t s aid, "Yeah, I believe they are." The ~ult.s of blood tests done on a group of children are stiU being evaluated, Prendergast said. "But I've been told that ooe of the children bad elevated liver enzymes and there are questions about elevations of other e nzymes on some of the children." But Prendergast said it is not unusual for children's eQJYme levels to vary as tbey grow. •'It's not clear rlght now whether they represent any problem at all," be said. Since the accident, he said, one Fiberite employee and one former Fiberite worker have complained or problems they feel milbt be rei.tec:t to the leak, Prencfere•at said. Their checkups are incomplete, be added. "Everything we have so far indicates it wu the chemical ac· cident on Jw.e 1 and not the oo- 1oin1 operation of the plant that present. any basard," Pren· der1ut added. Since tbe acctdent, Camarena said, aafeparda bave been in· 1Ututecl to prevent fu.rtber leJka. "We have inltalled • quench 1y1tem that will very rapidly lD· troduee iDto mlxture a lar1• volume ol liquid to eool the ml.Jl. tu re should tt overheat,•• C•marena Hid. "Tb•1 have lMten n.qulnd to cut ta ball a.be alae of eacb batch they mix. They ba" belD requiNd to to· cnaae tbl llM of the eoollac 111tem la tbe plant ud imple- ment • tilt oa eacb batcb ol mated.al tbeJ brial la IOI' 11n.: purtU.. • ·'How many times does UUJ <S.ddleback) valley have to or- 1anlze to oppoee Jolnt use?" one r~aident asked as be refiected oo long-atand.lng local opposlt:kJG to the El Toro alternative. However. reaistence lo U\e proposal wasn't limited to Sad· dleback Valley residents. Protests were heard from lrll.ne, Lacuaa Beach, Lapna HUll, El Toro and Mlaslon Viejo resident. durina the two-hour hearing. When homeowners rrom those areas weren't lambasting the jolnt use proposal they were cut- ting 1ooee on County Supervisor Edaon Miller. The newly appointed 3rd Dls- trtct au~rvllor bu been quo&ed as f avorlng the Jolnt UM ~ posal. But • Miller aide denied that bl• bou natly aupporu jolnt UH and saJd Miller bu been quoced out or context. "Believe me, Edison Miller is open minded oo the issue," his aide, Chris Loumakis. said. "It's Ed's feeling that of the live proposals El Toro Is the inost suitable. It's the most con· ducive to takeoffs and land- ings,'' Loumakia added. Loumekis emphasized that Miller has not yet made a com- mitment to support any of the prospective airport sites. f Miller's role aside , most of the criticism of the joint use pro- posal was directed at what area residents said they fear will be the impact of joint use. Keeping His Cool .. ,. . .._. Sculptor Brian Withers s h ow~ o ff h is a1r-coole d aluminum honevcomb s uit in N ew Yor k Wither s fashioned the suit out of the Lightwe ight material v. htc h is primarily us ed in t he aerospace industry. Two Neighbors Say Nixons Are Welcome NEW YORK CAP> -Two of Ri chard Nixon's prospective up- stairs neighbors say that they welcome the former president's decision to move into their Fifth A venue bui lding. One said Tuesday 1t would be "fun" to meet him. Stephen Hahn, who lives on the 10th noor of the building at 817 Fifth Ave., and Renata Sassoon. who li ves on the l lt.b floor. said they expect no prob· lems when Nixon moves into a 2,400-square-fool condominium apartment on the seventh floor The move is expected lo take place early next year. Other residents of tbe building either refused to comment or were oot immediately available to comment about Nix on's pend- ing move from San Clemente . There as no more than one apartment on any floor of the 14-story building. Thus. Nixon, who reportedly has agreed lo pay nearly $1 million for the apartment in one of the city's richest areas, would have few neighbors. Hahn. an art dealer who grew up in France and has liv ed in the building three years, reasoned. "There are so many famous pt'O· pie an every shape and form h\ · ing m New York City that l don 't think it will matter. I( Charles OeGaulle l the late Fre n<'h lead er ) ca me baC'k . people would perk up for five mtnutes and then go about their busi- ness." Besides. he addt"d ... It will be fun to meet tum c Nixon I. If he ca r ed t o s ay he l lo 1n the elevator, 1t would be nice ·· And he spttulated that Nix- on 's presenee could make the building even more secure than it is. Mrs Sassoon. an Italaan citizen who as the wife of an ex - porter. has li ved in I.he building 15 years Sht> saJd of the move · "I real- ly don't think it·s bad al all. Whatever he did. he did. I'm oot telling you he's wonderfuJ but he's got lo have a place to lsve " They said the potential for added air pollution, traffic con- gestion and noise pollutioa would disrupt residential areas and cause property values to tumble. The committee that heard those warnings will eventually make a recommendation for airport site selection to SCAG 's executive committee. SCAG is an association of local governments in six Southern California counties As such, it serves as a regional planning body and a clear ing house for federal and state grants. It is SCAG's clearing of grant ,a pplication s that gives at whatever a uthority it has Its decisions are subject to lot'aJ regulations. Moulton Election Postponed Nea rly 17.000 voters in the ~oulton Nrguel Water D1stnct ..,.. 111 have to v. ail an additional lv.o months to cast ballots in v. ater board electtons dur: to problems rn fi ~urmg how many 'Olh each vote r l!Cts. The Orange County Registrar of Voters has announced that mail ballot elections for five directors of the seven-membC'r board ha ve been postponed to Nov 6 The ongtnal Sept. 4 election da te v. a:; postponed when the county Tax A ssessor·~ office couldn't prepare tax roles in tame for the September dale . The tax roles are used to de· term1ne the number of votes each property owner in the dis- trict gets. The Moulton Nig uel distract covers Lagun a Niguel and p<>rt1ons of Laguna Hills and M1ss1on VaeJo In water board elections. prop· erty owners vote on the basis of property owned That means votes are cast according to a formula of one vote per ear.h doll ar or assessed valuation. For example. a resident who owned a home with a $10.000 as- !'essed valuation would b<' en~ title d to cast 10 ,000 votci.. Registered .voters are not al - lo wed to vote in the election un - 1ess they own pr6perty in the d1 Slrtct. And property owners do nol have to be t,.;mt<.td States c1llzens to cast ballots. A R e g is t r..a.r o f Vot e r s spokesman scud ballots will be m ailed to property owners in early October. They must be re· turned to the county registrar by 8 p.m. Nov. 6. Gem Talk Make a rare moment last a lifetime with a rare gift. • By J. C HUMPHRIES Cntlf*et} Gemologut, AGS THE GREATEST MIRROR ..• JS THE DI AMO NO What makes the diamond the most valuable of gemstones ... the moat enduring s ubstance known ? BJsically, it is the ract that the diamond i.s the most perfect mirror of light. When properly cut and polished. ll captures wblte lltbt and reflects it back through tbe entire spectrum of visible color. This ii its ~ique brilliance. To give it ill fullest potential, diamond cutters study each gem. caref\llly planninc bow it will be cut. Their work is a com blpatlon of art, science and cratt.amamblp. Marcel To~. a !kl1lan pbyaid•t wbc> aot involved la a.be di•rnond bulineM early la Udl ceptury, wa1 tbe flrat to apply aclence to 1em eutUns. Hll treadle on the subject, pubUllMd la 1111, ii 1t11l. a major Influence. Hta kaowJed1e or optics, and bla calculations on tbe effect of UM' dlaipood'• refractioa of ~ led to tbt "ldeal" cut\inl mttbocl at.ill elQployed today. ' • The diamond solitaire. One single diamond. Set simply and elegantly To ~rkk! on its own Of lasting value. becaJse no two diamond., are alike Come rn to see our beautiful seleet1on of diamond solitaire ,ewetry. And you'll know why its the gift that makes a ran! and wonderful moment last a hfetlme. J. C.JJ"'"f'luv6 J.-1.l'd M~M&U AMUICAN GEM SOCIETY ~ • 1123 NEWPOAT 9lVO COSTA MESA ~ OONWNllN'TT.._. .. ~d Mall 0... 31 Y1AM IN THI "'Ml L.OCATIOH ~Ml-MK I A4 CW. Y Pit.OT Wedneedey, Augu•t 11. tt79 NATION I WOR.LD Jut ·· Coa tin <:t , 154 Reported Dead ~ Russian Plane~ Collide : wld1 ~(( T--~~'I Marplaia~ Keeping It Clean UPPCD •Y ftl DNGEa DS ". -Clearly, It ap- pea" LbeM daya llllet Aaehrim. our nel1bbortn1 lnhand metropo&b. I• becomla1 the publldata' caplt1J of lhes world. MOSCOW <AP> 1'wo ~v1et JetUn era rolhded ov"r the Ukraine Saturd11y kllhng a.II PHl<-nt(era and crew -po.•1111ibly ••many u 16' people -accord Ina lO new• report~. and tn formed .ourcH uld a Soviet •oectr team aboard one of the planet -... wiped out "T he p1uilrnngers und crew were kllled,'' the Tasbkt?nt newapaper Pr1vd• Voetolca said in a brief &MQWlC•ment. Jl did not give a cuu•lty ficure. but tht' planes may have been carry· tnK u many u U4 people. The planes, both twio-enalne Aeronot Tu·l.34 jeta, collided and crashed at about 2 p .m . near t.be U krain ia n c ity or Dneprodzerzhirusk . a secretary o f the c hi e f o f Soviet Byeloruaaia 'a Department of Ci vil Aviation in Minak Hid . THE 8POK£8WO•AN , reached by telephone from Moscow. confirmed that one of the airUnen bad been carrying the Pakhlakor soccer t.e•m from Tashkent, c'apital or Uzbekistan in Soviet Central As ia. OTBl!a 801J•CE8 u ld the team wu on Ill way to lllolk to play • aoccer game. ind that all m e mbers aboard h•d been killed. According to one unconfirmed report, 17 members of the team were aboud. Tbe ~ lbat run Anaheim lftutt hive • dnlm beat.er CID evel')' 1ll'eet ~r Not only did they 1teaJ the Rama profeuional football te.ftl away h'om LDI A..., bul theyTve 1ot the Aqell baaeball dub 1MAmped up u • reaJ cuateoder They've IOl so maa.y coaveoUon solna up the,. you can't separate the partJdput.1 One minute It's • 11therln1 of the Plumbera ProtecUv'° Lea1u and lht• o xt moment aomebody's pwihiQI old-lJme ~Utrk>o Young Ber"1ted Sbe 1ave oo specific casualty figuret ud declined to say what o U ici•I• think might hue c1uaed the crash. Tbe Tu-1.34 normally curies a maximum of about 7 2 paaaenaers and five crew mem- ben. It ls used by Aeroflot, lhe Soviet airline, on many domestic runs. T he Taahkent newspaper an· nouncemeot <'ame ln the form of condolences from the Uzbek government and Communist Party. "An aircraft nylnl from Tashkent to Klnsk suffered a n avlatloo catastrophe," it said, without mentioning t.be second aircraft. SQUEEZED BETWEt:N ALL this, An•beim even round recent lJme to play ~t to lbe Rlnglln1 brothers and Barnum & &uley ('1rcu.s For PLO Meet Local radio in Minsk a1lo re· po rtedly told of the cnsh without ,Pving a cuualty fiJure. Neweat Carpet-cleaning Demu EmploJled bf/ Anaheim O/fiaal3 Amid 1t a ll. the Anaheim publicily·thumpers also :.om ehow round timt-to issue a press release partially divulging the secret or their success . It's keepmg the carpel clean. That's right. The Anaheim Convention Center, you see, is a classy 101nt wherein the floors &re covered with nearly 200,000 squ<1 re feet of carpeting. And these carpets get pounded by nearly three million feel of v1s1lof'l'I every year. That's a lot of scuffing l\NAHEIM PUBLICISTS, however, noted th:sl they <·ame up with an an!>wer lo <tll the carpet dirt with the re c·t>nt purchusc of <t $7 ,000 uml known as the Zinger Carpet <.:leaner You might be s w.pecl of any device named Zinger. but the Anaheim people :.CJy the machine 1s a wonder. using high water pressure to fl ush carpet mes:.. e radicate rotton candy smeCJrs <tnd wipe out :.hampou buildup. The ret."Cnt apf)f'ar ance of the circus, however. nearly dtd in the Zmger cctrpet c h-'aner. according to an Anaheim press release The carpet got so grimy. the publ.tc1sl!. allege. that they had to enlist the aid ol the circus wild kllimal lralner to clean it. lie produced two baby elepbanta, who fiUed their tnmks with water and aided in s praying the carpets clean AH, YES. YOU believe that one a nd you'll also behevc that they're movmg the Golden Gate Bridge to Anaheim next month. But what happened lo the marvelous Zinger Carpel Cleaner? Fred Parson, convention center maintenance chief, explained the malfunction. "We got a bunch of peanuts stuck in our Zinger," he alleged. Well. al leas t elephanls know how Lo handle peanuts. You ar • left wondering what lhose Anaheim peoplt! will think of next. Strong Quake Hits Maui in Hawaii llONOLULU <API A strong earthquake centered deep und(!r IJaleakaJa Volcano on the island of Maui shook residents awake early Tut.-sduy. but resulled in no r eports o' damage WASHINGTON <AP> UN Ambassador Andrew Young flew here today. for a hustily ar r1U1ged meet.Ing with Secretary of Slate Cyrus R. Vance. who has rebuked him for an un a u t h orized meeting wi th a Palestine Liberation Orgaruza tloo official. Young went lo Vance's sev enth-rtoor office at the Stat•· Department. There was no 1m mediate word 011 whether the Nebraska Voters S e t T a x Liinit · O MAHA. Neb. (API Volcr!» in Omaha and Nebrai.ka Cllv have decided to limit school money ra1sc.'<1 through propert~ taxes to the amount of mone} 4llected last year. In the Omaha Schou! 01t-.tr1rt. the state's larli!esl school !>ystcm with 50,000 s tudents. fin al rt• turns from Tu~i;d .. y:. vollnl! s howed that 36.422 re:.1dent.-., or 6() pcr{'t•nt. \Olf•d fur ltw· flfli posal while 24 ,201 , or 40 pcr<:n1t voted aga1n:.l 1t AND IN Nt:BRASKA <'1t} .1 1:o mmun1t y cir 7 ,5011 111 miles !>OUlh or Omaha, \<Jtf'I' &lpprovcd a :.1mll:ir prupo:.<.il 1,328 to 1.000 The Otoe Count\ Taxpayers Ai.soc1at1on adm1ttccJ that the Idea for a sct1ool hm1ta lion came from t h{· uvroar oHr s chool spcndLng 1n Om<Jh<1 "l am dulappotnled m the out come." Om aha Superintendent Owen Knutzen i.aid followrnJ! word that the lid had pa~sed He s wd the 12·membvr school board will meet today to trim at least S4 million from a S93 :1 million budget he proJm!.1•11 before the clct:lion ABOUT 60 PERCENT 11( th• Omaha i,chool d1stnl't''> inc·o1111 comes from property taxei., w11h the rest coming from fcdn<tl and state aid and other .. ourcec; In the 1978-79 school yc:.ir. th•· district collected $55 8 m1lli11n rrom property taxe1> Ed Jaksha, chairm:.in of th1• Committee to Control Srh0t>I Taxes in Omaha, was happy with the results, saying. "ll'!i> ,, complete vindication of t h<' tax payers about ever ·increasin11 taxes." Cool Weather Forecast U.S. Shoioor Activity Widespread Te•f'er •• 11re• HI L• f'r< AIOu ~U" •• 61 All•nt• es M 8•1t1mou. Ii •• l:IOj\4' '°· \I Bo\IOft IO ,I HrOWft\Vtll• u IS l\UIUllO ,, n Clltyenn• II " °' "''' ... •• ,. Cln<lllMll ,. 4' Clenl...ci " f7 .OJ o a1F1.w111 '1 74 09,. ... r .0 ,, O.lrnU ., .. Holf'IWI ,. 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Oir , i W t IW t •w s...o._eo-, , Out("• ••1 ffl~rtcl•r tll•~ J IW ~ '"'~ < controversial ambassador also would m eet with President Carter WHILE DEFENDING his ac· lion. Young concedes he did not exactly tell the truth about his meeting last month with a PLO representallve But be also says ht> a cll'd in the best interest or the Uruted Stales. "I acted as an intelligent am ba:.:.ador dealing with a difftcult ~1tualion." Young said in New York Tue!>day. The s~swn was in appareot 'iulat1on of longs tanding US. policy lo steer clear of sub6tan· live dJscussions with the PLO until 1t accepU. Israel's nght lo t'XISt BASED ON Young's first ahd 1•v1dt.>ntly misleading account, t hl' St.ale 0 •partment on Mon· rhty d11mussed his July 23 meet- ing with Zehdi Labib Terz1. the PLO 000erver al the Uruted Na· t10ns . as involving only "MX'1<1J :imenitws ·· Young had brought his 6 year old son, Andrew Jr , to the home of A b<tala Yaccoub G1shara, the Kuwa1l1 llmbassador . and when Terz1 appeared, the US. envoy lt'ft as quickly a., he could, spok('sman Thomas Reston had t<1ld reporters APWw ...... On Tuec;da). an embarrassed Hl'Mon d1slr1buted a statement .;ay1ng Young and Tert1 had dts· l'U'-SN1 lhf• question Of p<>Stpon 1n1! a St>cunty Council \Ole on tht• P al~t1n1an ISSU{' AT THJ:; T IM E of the meeting, \' oung and other U S offtc1ab "<'rt-' o(Wnl y pressing for del uy of a new pro-Palci.Linian resolu l1u11 lo be offerc.-d by Kuwait In hopes or gaming time (or a cum prum1i.e acceptable to the l'LO and ti.racl. Elly Le mlyn < Jeru or Holland. who cared ror th<· gra vc o f Arthur O uc·tor ~ when th e ~old1 cr Wii~ kille d in Wo rld WCJr II. fina lly meet ~ D oc tor s' mother. L e lll1a . in Tucson a rte r a COr· respondcnce or over 30 years. , ~fr~ \{ / \I I --;i?- f ' I ~ / /\ I / I /J ~ , r~ ~1,,0 . 'P)'I L_ ~~I~ People lrusl newspapers J In a r ecent Gallup poll of public confidence 1n 10 key in· stitutions,newspapers ranked fifth ahead of tele111sion and the U.S. Supreme Court. The survey showed that 51 percent of the peopl e sa y they h ave a grea t deal or "quite a lot" of confidence in newspapers. Onl y 38 percent say they have equal confidence in television. Since an earlier survey six years ago, newspapers sur· ged ahead 12 percent -a gain more than tiwce as great as the greatest improvement of other institutions including or· ganized rel igion, banking, the m ilitary, public schools, Congress, labor and big business. Among young adults age 18 to 29, 57 percent indicated a high level of confidence In new spapers, but far fewer 38 percent gave television a comparable vote of confidence, the Gallup poll reported. Advertise In the medi um people trust. Advertise In a newspaper . Atono the Orange Coast, people rely on the DAILY PILOT 7 , Orange Coast EDITION ·1 ~o•r a ........ . Dally Ne•8paper 1 VOL. 12, N0.·227, ~SECTIONS,~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1S, 1979 c Fl FTEEN CENTS I 7-. .• LUDIDg Verdict Delayed The Fourth Olstncl Court of Appeal ln San Bernardino bu reac hed "substantial agree m e nt" on a develope r 's suit aga1nst the City of Costa Mesa but has extende<i ats decision deadline by 90 days to redraft the finaJ opinion, City OrfictalS said Tuesday. City Attorney Robert Cam· pagna said the ruling by the three justices originally was due within 90 days of the May 1 filing by Amel Development. The three-membe r pane l. •h eaded by Ju s ti ce Ro be r t Gardner of Newport Beach. 1s now expected lo make a ruling within another 90 days, he said. Arnel is suing the city over an initiative in which voters forced the rezone of several parcels of north Costa Mesa property Lo single-family residential CR t >. following a healed two-year dis pute The city COWlci l had given its approval to Arnel's plans to build single-family homes on one 1 parcel and an apartment com- : plex on another at the intersec- tion of Bear Street and South , Coast Dri ve across from South Coast Plaza . Howevt'r, membe r s of the J North Costa Mesa Homeowner... 1 .&ssociation opposed the apart- ' ment project and got enough signatures on an initiative peti- tion to get the ir obJeclions before city voters. The rezone was earned bv 52 percent of tho:,,e voting in the Ma rC'h 7, 1978. election A rnel Development then sued the city, cha r ging technical violations in the petition, alleg- ing discriminatory zoning and questioning whether voters have the right to rezone a small area by initiative. City officials. required by law to defend the rezone. h1Jve miide no secret of their doubt~ ahout the wisdom of rezoning a ~mall area by initiative. However. they have defended the petition as meding the Elec· lion Code specifications and s u1d city offiC'1als had no knowledge l of any discriminatory zoning Zoning is consi de r ed d i!'· criminalory if it is intended to t i stop an individual developer or several specific developers. Amel Development has also I fiJ ed a $10 million damage claim against the city in the case. but hasn't fo llowed it up with a damage lawsuit, Campagna said Publication Budget OK'd Newport-Mesa school trustees have adopted a $46 38 million pu bl i ca ti o n bud get for the' 1979.SO school year in the second of three formal ste ps in the adoption of a final budget . The budget will be the subject of a public hearing al 7:30 p.m. Sept. 4 at Ha rper Community Center. 18th Street at Tustin Avenue, Costa Mesa. The publication budget. which was revised at the last minute to conform to new information on fund s coming from the state Legislature, totals S2.2 million m or e than the pre laminary budget adopted in June. Orange Coast Weather Late night and early morning low c louds otherwise s unny after· noons. Lows tonight 57 to 62. Highs Thursday near 70s at beaches to 75 to 82 inland. INSIDE TODA\' The Civil War ironclad Monitor #Mu been fielding ooluoble af'ti/oct.1 o.t ezper1• 1tud11 IOOJI• to Uft it /rom Us tDCltf111 grove Of/ C~ Hot· term. N.C. StorJI, photo Page A1. .,. .,,,,, ...... ,. RESCUE ATTEMPTED BY HELICOPTER OFF ENGLAND 15 Yachtsmen Perish In Worst Boating Tragedy 15 Yachtsmen Dead In Fastnet Race PLYMOUTH. England <AP) -Ships, lifeboats and helicop- ters searched the Atlantic off southwest England today for bodies and survivors of yachl- i n g's worst diasa s le r . One American died, but officials said th~y had accounted for all U.S. cra ft in the area. An American resident of Lon- don. Frank Ferris, was among 15sailors reported killed . By midday. 21 yachts worth an estimated $4.5 million were re· µorted sunk or abandoned in a freak summer s torm Tuesday that lashed more than 300 yachts in the international Fastnet Race with 70-mile winds and mountainous seas . Ya c hting o ff i c ial s in Providence. R .l., reported all Ame rit•an boats in the race were i;afe A spokesm an for the Royal Ocean Racing Club sa id the ya chtsmen were warned ahead of lime about possible high winds, but once the race started "it is their own responsibility to judge the weathe r as it occurs." Rescuers pulled more than 125 survivors from the wreckage of their yachts. F e rris was s kippe r ing his ya cht Ariadne with a British crew. He was picked up, badly injured. by a Dutch destroyer and died aooard it. Four or his cre w also were reported dead. The other deaths were two British crewmen from the Royal Air Force's Grimalkin. two from the Troph y, two fro m the Flashlight and one each from the Gunslinger and the Festina Terlia. Amon~ those reported safe Body of Mesa Man Fowid in El Toro Ravine The body of a Costa Mesa man who apparently was killed late Saturday night when bis pickup truck tumbled off the roadway and he was pinned inside was discovered Tuesday in the El Toro area by a highway patrolman. Identified by a California Highway Patrol spokesman as the victim was David Meza, 32, of Costa Mesa. The spokesman said Meza's body was found trapped in the truck which had come to rest at the base of a 20-foot embank· ment and was bidden from view or motorists as they drove oo El Toro Road near Cook's Comer. The cliacovery was made at about 7 a .m. by a patrolman who saw another auto careen off the roadway near where Mesa's truck was found. Accident i nvestigators theorized that Meza was kJUed late Saturday nJgbt wben &be truck he waa driving ru off the road•aJ and pitched don tbe embameat. Tbe drtver of the Uahtwet.bt auto tbet plun1ed cfown (he um• road1lde embankment TuHdey mornln1 •H only 1U1btb' lDJured la tbe mlabap that led to the dl1covery of Mesa 's body, tb• CBP •Pok•snan 1aid. was forme r Prime Minii.ter Edward He ath , whose bout Morning Cloud was still in the race He :,,aid he was makmg good progress E a rlie r reports said the re wer e 336 boats in the race when the storm hit. but today the Royal Ocean Yacht Cl ub re· duced the field to 306 The club said 256 of these were a ccounted for still racing, reached port, abandoned or s unk -and 25 were still to be heurd from A spokeswoman s aid many or these did not have radios. and it might be many hours before the fate of aJJ of them was known . Among the American boats finishing the race we re · Atlanta Braves owner T ed Turner 's Te na cious, Californi an J im Kilroy 's Kia loa. S t e phen Co lg ate's 54-foot Sleuth. from tht! New York Yacht Club, and Seymore Sinelt's Williwaw from the Raritan. N.J Yacht Club Kilroy broke some rib~ in the storm. Unofficial results showed that Tenacious was the winner. By midday today. rnce or <See YACHTS, Page /\2) Racquet Club Yields Quietly To40 Condos The Harbor Racque t Club, whqse proposed demise in favor or apartment buildings went down to defeat nine months ago because or cries of protest from neighbors. apparently will rue a quiet death. There was Jillie fu ss this week as the Costa Mesa Planning Commission gave owne r Don Ward permission to tear down the tennis club and build 40 con- dominiums on the s ite at 380 W. Wilson St. Neighbors were instrumental last November in bringing about the defeat of plans to build high- density apartments, a lower· density project and light com- mercial developm ent on the 2.34-acre site. Ward said at the time the club had financial woes. City officials could only speculate th is week that neighbors didn't protest the new project because they found con· doJQlniums more acceptable tharttbe previous plans . One tennis court will be re- tained, according to a city staff report. School Food Prices Rise Student.I who e.t ln Newport· Meu school cafeterias will be r.ayln1 higher prices for their uncbea tbil fall. Newport.Meta 1cbool tnmtees approved price blkea T~. Mott undwlcb pricel, for ex· ample, will larreue by 10 cents, to eo or '10 cent.I dependlq oa eoDteaU. Com clop, taCOI and tamaJ• will r1le by• dime to 50 cent.lcb:U-brownlet are 8C*'I up a lollceata. # t Fastnet Race Coast Y achtsDien " Safe in Disaster By ALMON LOCKABEV 0.lh ~llet ....... Wrl\M Reports from England today indicated that American boats with local crewmen aboard are safe or accounted for in the tragic 605-milc Fastnet race. Williwaw. one of the yachts on the Admiral's Cup American team was reported as having finished safely with all hands Williwaw was being skippered by Denni~ Conner of San Diego with a San Diego Yacht Club c re w , rn c luding s atlmake r Lowell North 's son. Dan Imp, another Ad miral's Cup entry owned by Oav1d Allen o( San Francisco with Skip Allan, son or Mr and Mr::. Robert M Allan of Newport Oedch, a:,, a member or the crew has been sighted and 1s sllll racing ac cording lO wire service report.'> The Br ai1 1tan yacht lnd1)(0 with crewmen Rex Betnk ~. Gary Weisman. Paul Buttro~e and Bob Steele from Newport wa~ reportl'd finished today with :.tll hands safo. The llahan yacht Vena. ski p p er ed by Dennis Durgan of Newport Be&ch 1md with local crewman Louie Wa ke aboard fin ished lhe race early today Other well -kn own Southe rn California sailor::. were aboard !iever a l foreaizn boa ts . l::d J.or en ce and Benny M 1tchell were aboard a Hong Kong entry and have been accounted for Wire ser vice repo rts have been confusing about the distrn c tio n be tween the 605-mlle Fastnet race and the Admiral's Cup competition out or Cowei. on the Isle of Wight. The Fastnet rncc dates back Lo 1928 and ts generally con Mdered to lie one oi the most rugged and challenging races an lhe world becaus4' of weather conditions and shoaling an the Irish Sea bet ween the rock and Pl ymouth The Admiral's Cup is an an· vitational offshore racing senc~ of comparatively short duration which 1s held every two years in conjunct.Jon with Cowes Week. :,ponsorcd by the Royal Ocean Racing Club. The Fastnct is the final race of the series However . the Fustnet 1s re all) a race withtn a race 'fhe high entry last is attnbutcd to the fact that any yacht may be ente red. whether or not it has IJcen in· volved in the Admiral's Cup Series. which involves three boat teams representing a do7.en or more nations In recent years th e f'astne t has become comparable to the Newport Ocean Sa1hng A::.socia lion's Ensenada race wh ich an· II ~II .~ ~ SCOTLAND Miii . -..I ~ ~ELAND • I Oubhn ~ .Fastne~t · Rock -.... BRITISH ISLES Yachting"• Worst Disaster ENGLAND . ~ .. :.>. •, .. . .... , ~· .. .. ~ .... ~ ·~·=·· t~ t~ ·~ .. ,. ..... ,. MAP PINPOINTS SCENE OF YACHTING TRAGEDY Survivors Hunted Off English Coast After Storm nually draws mor<' than 500 <,1111 mg yachts Unlike Lbe Enscnad:, rC1ce. tht· Faslnet 1s not bUbJcct to the same i,trict ~a fety tn'PN'ltons Roats Without radio:-arc allo11r1.'<1 an the ra ce 'fhe ROR\ said Lht" race v. il' !!tarted last ~uturd:iy 1n light t o m od e rate weathe r cond1L1on.., but there w as a weather foreca~t of in creasing winds near th•• Fastncl rO<.'k off the cow.t of Ireland But there was no andl<'a tion of the intensity of the storm The death toll of more than a dozen people 1s unpn·cedcnled in off s hon· yal'h t ra<:1nJt Twn pe rsons \H•re killed 1n ll11 .., vear 'i. Southern tkean C1n•u1t off Flon da The re wal> a futaltt' in l..o" A n~e les YaC'ht Club s · Wl11tn<'\ St'ries two year~ ago "'ht'n a ere" man was hll b} a ""' 1ng1ng boom 1n heav~ "calher uff Catalina Island · Don Va ughn. a Newport Beach yachts man who ha!'. sa1lc.-d in maJor offshore races all O\'t'r the world, said Lhe thing that make!> lhe Faslnet so treaC'ht>rous when the weather blows up 1s lht' :,,hallow conditions off the ln l!h coas t wh1 C'h lcncl lo <'reatl' -.hurt ·,quare' '>CU') .... 111c.-h tul.c:-. tb. toll of men and equ10 mt·nl Arid tht' l'Old 11raler in th111 part of the world. l'Ven 1n th .. ... u m m l' r . <· a n b c r a l :.i I 1 o r r('wmt:n who are in the w:.it1-1 ror uny ll'n~th or llmf> Mangers Asks Fair Board Cooperatiori The Oranlo!t' Count\ f''Jtr Bcwrd !-h•>ulcl t'OOJ>NulP ~·1th lht• 1·1t~ uf Costa M1•..,.1 1n -.ubm1Ltin~ 1h den•lopmcnt plans for n · '"'"'. As~emh lvm a n 01•nn1~ '1 angt'N, D llunlini:?t<>n Beach, "Jld Tu1•:,,da\ ·we must rcmemt)..r that the fo trgrounds IS nol an island." ~!angers told directors of the C'o~ta Mesa Chamb 'r of Com- ml'rce at a lun1·ht•on mectmg at tht.• Hobday Inn Trustee Henderson Won't Run Again · It does 1m µ:.ac·t the C1Ly of Costa M cs;.i ln·inendously In m) opinion Lhc ('1t~ Counl·ll l!i t•xaclly on targl't in tryin)! to get !'ome kind of"' rilt('n nol1cc from the fair board about its uct1v1· Ly." he said Costa Mesa 1s suing the fair board and seeking a n injunction <l~<llnst further development un t1I courts can decide whether (air plans must be submitted to the· c it y Th ~ f'air Board has taken the pos1 t1o n th a t 1t 1s a ~late · a ppotnled agency a nd not sub- J ec L lo lol·al planning pro· c edures. a lthough the fair grounds is s urrounded by Costa Mesa. Attorney Thomas Henderson announced Tuesday that he won 't s~k a third term on the Newport-Mesa school board in the November election. Henderson, a Newport Heights resident who practices law In Costa Mesa, has served oo the board for seven years. He cited the desire to spend more time with his family, law practice and hobbies as motival· ing his decision not to run. "I eneourage all interested parties to throw their hat into the ring," said Henderson, who rep r esents trustee area 6, Newport Heights. He is the second incumbent trustee to announce that he won't run in November. Costa Mesan Jerome Vandewalle, ap- pointed this spring t-0 fill Duke O'Brien's vacant seat. has also said he won't run. Vandewalle represent.I trustee area 2, the triangle formed by Harbor and Newport boulevards and the Costa Meaa city limits. Whoever ii elected will serve out the remalnina two yeara ot the four· year term. Two other trustees, both •P· polntee1, have already fUed can· dld1cy papen with the Oranp County Reat1trar of Voten. Barbara Sld1Un1. appointed two yean qo after tbe rwlpa· Uon of Marian Ber1eaon. la Mele· 1DI eleeUon la area a, W-.C'1tt and Santa Ana Hel&ht.1. • Keanetb Wayman 11 Ulo rua- nln1 for a four.year term. He repreaeata area l, rou1b11 IM 0.11, ..... , .......... DROPPING OUT Schoot BMrd'• Hender90n Estancia Hilb School 1tlen· dance area. Wa.yman wu appointed early this vear after Don Smallwood's restp.uc.. Tbe Orana• County ._...,.., of Voten said toda.y no one but W•yma and Mn. Skll1lq bu filed for ay of tbe four aeata up for electioa lD lbe Newport·Mesa cllttrict in November. FlUn1 cloMaAq.30. Ocean Liner H e ld LE HAVRE. France <APl Angry dockworkers barred the luxury liner France, the world's largest passenger liner now re· baptized the Norway, from leav- ing its home port today on a s c heduled voyage to Wes t Germany for refitting. PILUT NUT/CE DOES IT AGAIN ··Dear Daily Pilot -you did it d again! 1 "We bad such good luck sell-' int our van in your c lassified section that we tried it again and , sold our Volvo." Tb1t'11 the advertising success atory of the San Juan Capistrano man who placed this ad in the , Dally PUot: '74 145~ Wirn: Luuasc I rack, AC, PB. PBS AS· sleted, '9M ml. re1 1••· 1ood cond. 13000 xu-~ .... ... 1f you •ut aood luek MWns l your car, try the friendly Dall)' Pilot cl111lfted a~vl1en at "2·5178. Six Saap.ISh Turtw Champ Bite• Kis1er <>n<> of Newport ReaC'h'A varamedic vana l1 cteeorat.s with a fi rst plaC'e turtlf' r11C'l n1 trophy today beeauae a L¥KUOu ll11ljj woman found out Tu day nl1ht lt'a not • &ood ide a t.o kl 11 u turtle THE PAINF\IL L~&tON w a1 l~am~ at the ton rlu1uon of the 7 30 p.m rar held ut Houhhu'ti Old Place. a re1taurllllt at 4880 Campus Onvc> Downy fo"t1rn-r. 28. of 23381 Via Martin.-. ownf'r and tnu11t1r of lh<> t>nt r h~tt'd only i.s Number Six. dcm dcd to bestow ~ victory kl11N uft C1r her iiet took f11'1\t ph1cc IN AN llNt'O aTUNAT£ DIS PLAY of the ~rHverMnt'e that urned it flr1n pl8ce ln the nee. Number Sb snapped down Oft Miss Ferrer's upper lip and steadfutly relwse,d to le t go , Paramt"d1cs Uave Bowman and Ken Flei.sel were s ummoned from Newport Center to render u1d After trymg to pry the beast otf Miss Ferrer's hp, they decided to give medical 1c1e.nce a try THEY GAVE NUMBEa SD an Injection or vahum, a tra nquilizer The rehtxMnt did 1t.s job a nd Mtss Ferrer was separated from her pe t She handed over he r trophy m gratitude and was told t o get a tetanllb shot There were no tndicaltoOB or the rate or Number Six 3rd Ti111e Around Medical Examiner Testifies in Trial By DELORES BROOKS IAWIN Ol U. Dally l"llel $...., A medical examiner testified today that there was no indica tion that alleged rape victim Catherine Ha rdin was abused when he examined her shortly arter s h e a ccu se d Glen Hutcherson of rapmg and assull· ing he r "There were no bruises or lacerations or wounds that you c ould detect?" defense attorney Te rry Giles asked "No. non e ." t h l' d oct or replied Police Set Big Auction More than 75 bicycles, along with television sets, stamed glass, Je welry and s tere os wall be a mo n g items auctioned Saturday by the New port Beach Police Departme nt The auction will be held al 9 a.m. in the rear park· mg lot of the police facility at 870 Santa Barbara Drive. The auctioned item s are u nclaimed prope rty con f1 scated b y p o l ice Proceeds from the auction go to the city ·~ ~enera l fund 25,000 Dead 'Exaggerated' NEW DELHI, India !Pl Of· ficials of Gujarat sta te said to· day that press estimates that as m any as 25,000 people may ha ve die d in the Machu River dam disaster appear to be grossly ex· agger ated Chief Ministe r Babuha1 Patel s a id after a fligh t over the stricke n area he would not estimate the toll CJ t more than 1.000 dead. the figure most often u sed hy officials . He reported all 7 ,000 inh'bi· tanls .,,f one village isolated by the flood. Maliya, were s afe. Disabled Signups Orange Coast College in Costa Mes a has set aside Aug. 21 as its regis tration day for physically dis abled students Those in- terested in registering at that time should contact OCC's Learning Center at 556·5535. 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Through that testimony , Giles was auempting to indicate to a nine·man three-woman Orange County Superior Jury that Ms. Hardin was not raped by has rlient. Hutcherson, for the third time, 1s be ing tried on rape. kidnap a nd assult ch arges brought against him in 1977 It 1s the defense contention that the now 21·year-old womCJn wi llingly engaged an sex acts wit h the defendent but when he refused to pay the $25 fee Ms Ha rdin asked for. s he alleged that a rape had occurred But in testimony Tuesday, the slightly built alleged victim an grily defended her cause. At one point, her outcr ies a~ainsl the questioning by Giles t•aused Supe rior Co urt Judge Byron Mc Millan to orde r the Jur y taken from the courtroom Arter the 12 j urors had depart· ed McMillan said, "Do you want to prosecute this case? If you can't play by the rules. I'll dump it .. "I'm testifying for the state of California and they <G ales) are trying to prove m e a prostitute of some sort," Ms. Hardin re- torted. He r outburst was reminiscent of that which occurred during Jfutcherson 's second trial. That trial ended in a n 11 to 1 vote for acquitta l of the 46·year old Whittier aerospace worker But after both the prosecution a nd de fe nse attorn eys ha d moved fo r a dismissal o r the c ha rges agains t Hutc herson. Judge Richard Be acom refuserl :md ordered the accused man to stand trial a thi rd t ime . At the end of his first tria l. a Jury found Hutche rson guilty, a verdict that was overturned when Judge Mason Fenton saad Ms. Hardin's testimony was not believable Consequently, the wom an's stint on the witness stand Tues day was the third opportunity she had to elaborate on the al- legations against the accused m an T his time around, defe nse l a w yer Giles wa lked mor e gingerly as he cross-examined the chief witness against his client, the victim. Ho wever , the confrontation was frequently inte rrupted by Giles' objections to her elabora· tion of answers to questions he as ked. And it was when his confronta· lion with the witness drew her heated responses that Judge McMillan threatened to ''dump" the case unless Ms . Hardin followed court rules when testi· fylng. Photogs Nix Carter Trip NEW YORK CAP) -Four major news organizations have decided n ot to s e nd photo· graphers with President Carter on his Mississippi River boat trip under restrictive coverage r uJea set by the White House. Executives of The Associated Preas, Un ited Press Jnterna· llonal. Time and Newsweek said they considered the ground rules for the seven-day trip, whkh Is to begin Friday, to be an unac- ceptable attempt to restrict cov· eraae ol the president. The nation's three major te levision networks said they had not rejected the rules but were trying to work out a com· promlte with the White Houae. Ceremonies Held TOKYO CA P ) -Japan ob· aerved t.be a.4th aanlveraary of tbe end of World War JI wtth ceremanl• ln rt ettJ• todu la memory of the a.1 mllfton Japa .... war dead. ' YACHTS •.. ftolal• la Loedon reported these oUaer Am9rican «"ntrle11 w@re rt· ported 1l1bled and aafe: Al· llanee. from the U.S. Naval Acad•m1 with 14 men aboard; Imp. own :d and Kklppered by Oavld AJlcu or Ucl vcdere. C11lf . rtnleh •d tht-race , and Aries. owned 1rnd s 11iled by Mike ;,:werdlow or New York . sighted und till racln.i In l'rovlde M e, R.I., U.S. yot·htln& otfld11lt1 r eported the s t u tu 11 o f the remai nin g Am crlcun boialt1. Boomerang, owoed by Ceor1e Comantaros from the New York Yacht Club, flntshed the race . Toscana, ownt-d by E. Swenson of New York, ftnished the race today;- Cartna, s1uled by Richard Nye of G reenw1cb, Conn., finished the riH·e t oday ; Andaamo Robin. owned by J Harcling, Buffalo. t\ Y , wbicb dropped out of the race safely . and Acadia, skip· pered by Burt Keenan of New Orleans, which finished s afely The 605-m lle race started Saturday from the Isle of Wight. off the south coas t of England. The yachts sailed to the Fastnet Rock at the southe rn tip of Ire land a nd back to Plymouth. De von Many of the 40· to 10.fool boats had rounded the rock and were bound for Plymouth on the last leg of the race when the storm roared out of the Irish Sea, send· ing 60-foot waves cras hing into the boats. snapping masts and overturning the cr aft. "The air waves we re thick with distress calls.'' said an of· ·ncer at lhc Royal Naval Air Sta tion at Culdrose. Cornwall Royal Navy h e licopte r s. lifeboats, tugs a nd wa rships pulled at least 125 sailors to safe· ty and recov<.'red 10 bodies Tue::. da y The searc h continue d throu~h the night but was ham- pered by bad weather The weather was improving today "Tht•n• wcr<· rl01en~ of t•mpl) yacht~ JUSt drifting about.·· said British helicopter C'rewm an Alf To ppe r. ··It w as s pook y millions of pounds worth of ship· pan g and from what we could see nobody on board." Swaying m asts ;inrl tangled- 'i1rnan g hamper<'d pilot!> <.1n d winc h operators trying tu lower rescu e c ables , a nd some crewmen had lo Jump mto the sea lo be packed up. "It was not so much the wand that finis hed the Cam argul', al was the seas ... !laid ht>r Bn tish owner Arthur Moss "'The waves were enormous "The boat turned turtle a cou· pie or times and lhcn righted itself again. I thank by sheer wave power We we re aJl wear· ing safely harness. When we went Wider all I remember as trying to hold my br eath " The F'astnct Race as the fi nal event an the fi ve-race Admiral's Cu p series. he ld every two years. Nineteen na tions entered l hrec-boat teams for the Cup but t he fo'astnc t classic also was open to othe r com petaton .. The first yacht to finish was Condor, owned by Ari ton Bob Rell who lives m Oer muc1a Ills yacht got home an 71 hours. 25 minu tes. 23 seC'onds. almost e ight hours faster thtin the pre· vaous best time set by Turner an 197 1 Oldster, 92, Foi/,s Bandit C HICAG O CAP > -Robert Mowry is 92 and feisty And he wasn't about to give up his wallet to a bandit who accosted him Mowry h a d gone to get a newspaper when a man standing on the corne r de m a nded h11; wallet, s aid Ray Raney. a friend of Mowry . lie s aid Mowry replied · "Like hell I will." and hil the bandit with his umbrella. The man s truck Mowry in the face with a pistol and fled, but Mowry kept his money. Ronnie Goff. 29. was arrested late r and c harged with attempt· ed armed robbery a nd armed violence, police said. Chase Hikes Prime Rate NEW YORK CAP> - Ch ase Manhattan Bank, lhe nation's third lar gest, said today It 111 raising Its prime lendlng rate from 11 iv.. percent to 12 percent, matching the 1974 record for that cl08ely watched rate . The prime role IK the In· tereat rate banks charac moat credit-worthy cor· porate cwttomers. The quarter-point boost by Chase Indicates that credlt·U1htenln1 moves by the ,.ederal Rese rve Board are taJdn1 effect. Tt1bleftlna credll by fore· tn1 up Interest rates la ooe tool the central bJik uaea to cool the economy. and tbua dampen lnlt1Uon. l'ou Can~I. Miss This One Char lie Chisholm . a Halt1morc bartender. s hows off ht~ custom17.ed motorcycle that has a radio tape player. 3.500 rhinestones. u CB radio. 1,450 running lights a nd a forC'<;t of red and white• ta~sels Chisholm. 52. savi., th(• l11k1· ,.., :.ahout to he list ed in th • <iuinnr·:..., Hool-. <Jf Wor ld Records as "th1· v.11rlats Open K 1•.,11l1•nh 11\1 n i! 111 friur t ru-.tt•1 an·.a-. r1f th1· < ·11.1 t I '11111 mu111t~ t'11lll·J.!l' !J1 .,t1 It t t1r•· l'l1~1bll· 111 ftl1• 1 :ind11l.11' "'"'' r -. lo thalll·n~t.· four an1 u11d11 111 111 a No .. 6 clt·l·Uun S l' a l., 1· u r r 1 • n ti \ h t· I d tn Lrustc~ Donuld llt;ff. ~ 1ll1Jrn Kl·lllt•r. Hutwrl ll umphr,.;~ .1111! n1:wly ap1>0111lt·d U1c·k Olson Y.111 bt> C'Onl<..~kd To dat1:. Obon. 1.1. ho .,.,. ... ., .111 pointed lo fall lht· Ulll"'CJ1lrl'1l term of rt'lar<'d trustt·P Worth Ket!nt', •~ th<· onh 1ncuml.1~m1 t•1 alt.• 1·and1dat) PJPNS Obon 1 l'J>r c·~cn L'i trustee an· .. one. takmg m Seal B<>ach and wcst1•rl; port1om. of 11 untmuton Hcach Ont' res uh·nt of Lhat area. Drcnda Gon.tall·t . ha., falt.·d c-and ad ac·y paper!'. "'1th th1• Orange County Regis trar of Voters to challcni:e Olson '\11 ••lh•·r r h.111• n1 1 1 I 1 •• f1li·d pJJ1t•1-. liul ••li!1lto •' 1•11 "Ill bl •I\ .1tl1Jlil1• .fl I t11 11ff I I I lht 11·g1!'!rJ r 111101 '."'I 1:1 C1r a 11tl .\\1• 0.,,.,,1, \11,1 IH 'I \Uj,! ;311 C<mdtdctl \ l••'L'' r• II ll I lie co1nµLl!lt.-d In .. µ 1n uu u~t .tat•· C'hall1·nJ!t.•r, mu-.1 It\''" ;qft1 r I ht-cfr~1gnJ t1«1 tru'11•1 .11 • .1 1 h. 1 1, bC'1ng cont1·-.t1•1I li111 11 1 ,,., .1ri· t ll'f"l<'rl h\ \1Jt1•r-. .11 IJr~· \ rca~ !wan~ c•rmll·-.11•d 111< 111111 lru:.t1:1· Jff"<1 11.1.11 1.1.h11 h IJk•· 111 1110-.l of Fountain \ allr•\ .111•1 11ort1()n.-. tJf Card1·n (, ro\ l; 'J liat .trt'J ·~no"' rt'prr~t·nt<·d b\ IJ1,ff Tru.::.tet> area thre<'. lak1nl( 111 ,, Id rgt' l:>t'Clll>n r1f Hunl an~ 11111 B1:ath ;,ilong 1'Jcd 1<: C ''·"' l11~h"'ay dnd north to F:d111r 1 1 A\ 1rnue. as curr<:ntl} n:pn·,u11 t·d b\ Kettler • 1, fan 11 rru'>lt·<· area to t>4:' , 1 •1 1 ,, 1 • 11 1... ;i r.., a f o ur. 1 r • ·11l1•d h\ l111mµh rrys The r• ,, r 1111• ,.,,, 1 of Bu '>harrl Street r ll111111nJ!l•1 n Bl•ac·h <J l on ~ I ,, 1f 1 t ''" I ll1~hway lo tht• '\t 'p•111 Jl"ll) It 1nclud<:s most t '"\'l"''I ll arhnr . Ra lboa ! I.ind .111tf pJrl-. of Cost::i Mesa 1' 1• 1 11( I .11 n t•·w H11ad "'P''' 1t 11· l1•11 111tlarit'~ of the •rt• I•• .111·.1'> ;,rt· availa ble at , "•'"' d1 ,1 ri1 I ht·adquartcrs. lJ71) \tl.111 • \\I• 1·11.,t;i M1• ... a \\ 111111•r-. 11f lht• '.'l:ovem ber elec- 11111 .11 Ill "'n ,. four year terms 1111 r h 1· 1111!1 g1· tJ1 -.1 net board of 1r11 ,,.,., \lotlh tht· exC'eption of rru-.11 ,. Jll .1 """ The wmner or 1n . .i '"'' 1.1.111Jlcl '>C'rvc> only until l'•"I fallan1• '"'' Keene's term, l1d11r•: ·' m 1.1. clccuon wo uld be hl'ltl Summer Sale All Upl1ol tcry at subs t a n tial ~a vings Stanton Cooper Sofa , & l..,oY P ~ea ts Exceptional prices for top quality cons t ruc t ion So fas start at S629-Loveseats s5 49 Check these features x 8 way hand tied base ~ Kiln dried hardwood ~C orner blocked. doweled. glued & screw ed 1X1 Arm covers ~ Lined skirts & interlined cushion~ Zippered seat & back cushions Great selection of styles and I abric-, l All On Sale No w Stock & Special Order Tll Sept. 1st CLOSED SUNDAYS -.. LAOUNA ft!ACH 3•s ~eo..ttw,. (714) ... ..., Judge Says PacTel Must Pay Refunds W ASIJ.mGTON CAP) ca.utq It .... ter over t.be dam." Supreme Cowt Ju.tfce William K. RebDQ\dlt bu retuaed to lift a lower CO\lrt order recaull1ac Paclftc Telephone & Telqraph Co to re• duce some of lb CaWomJa ratet and ~u.nd money to aublcriben ID a Gve·pa_f order, Rdmqwat said be .. need not que1tioft' Paclnc Teledlllle'• auertSon that the cu& lnvolv~a "very larte fl.n&ndal stakes." "But thal ls now water over lbe dam," he aald. DOUQa that the h ah court refUsed last year to bear an •PJX'al from a decbioa of the California Supreme Court Pt stig1ous New EXECUTIVE SUITES available near Orange County Airport. Attractive rates include receptionist, law libra ry, conference rooms, s ecretarial service, and xerox facility. For a personal tour and further details, inquire at Vortac Associates, 955-3900 or 955-2288. LEO PAUL COUTURE, SEALING "f'.HE SOLE TO A SHOE, MAY BE LAID OFF He Works at the Joaeph M. Herman Shoe Co., Which Report• Severe Problem• ...... Agree lnJine Bank Sells Stock An Anabetm·bued bulk ba boutbt cootroll· lng interest ID Irvine Natioul Bank and la await· iog federal approval for a mer1er between tbe two. A spokesman for Herttqe Bank said tbe ftaan· clal lnatitutloo bu pu.rcbued $7 miWoo worth of stock, or CGDtrollin1 lntereet. ID the Irvtne bank. Dl&EcroU OP 801'8 BAND approved a merger agreement, the spolleeman said Tuesday. Under terms of the air-meat, Irvine Natimal will merge into Heritaee Bank, which will aaaume operatioos of all Irvine Naticmal branch offices. Heritage ls an independent, state-chartered bank with offices in Anaheim a.ncl Santa Ana. The s pokesman said total asset.II for Heritage will H· ceed 1100 million after the merger, making it the second largest inde pendent bank in Oran1e County. HE SAID ONCE THE FEDEltAL govemment approves the merger, which abou1d be in about 90 days, Irvine bank shares not bought out by Heritage will be converted lnto sbaret ~ Bank stock on a one-to-one basis. The merger will give Heritage two branch of- fices in Irvine and ooe in Costa Mesa. Heritage also bas received state approval to open branches at Mesa Verde Drive East and Adams Avenue in Costa Mesa and another in Anaheim. LEASE ii' The spokesman said merger talks began in the spring. He said Irvine National bad not done well in growth of assets but Heritage wanted to move If the Shoe Fits, Keep It ._~a-~s:::_P~;_:::._coun-ty ar_ea as-part-of it_s ex- 'Blnodbath' Hits Leather-working Industry From The Leader OVER 1000 CADILLAC LEASES IN ORANGE COUNTY Competitive Pricing Superb Service NABERS ~ OPEN7DAYS 2600 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 540-9100 CORPORATE NOTES By JAMES R. URQUHART Ill Attorney at Law Q. DOES THE I NCORPORATION PROCESS DEM~ THAT MANY COMPLEX PAPERS BE FILED WITH CERTAIN STATE AGENCIES? A. NO. The pap~rs C1re not complex. And there are only a few to be filed. Indeed. a California business corporation begins its existence upon the proper filiniz of a simple paper caJled an Articles of Incorporation Q. WHEN A SHARF.HOLDER IS SUED ON A GIVEN CLAIM NOT RELATED TO THE CORPORATION'S B US IN ESS, ARE CORPORATE ASSETS SUBJECT TO THE SUIT? A. NO. As a general rule of law, corporate assets are not subject to a lawsuit against a shareholder. In the eyes of the law, the corporation and the shareholder are separate legal entities. A suit against A does not affect B. Q . WILL IT COST OVER $1000 TO INCORPOR ATE MY PRESENT O R PLANNED BUSINESS? A. NO. Some law offices charge less. My law firm will incorporate your present or planned business for the all·inclusive price of $580. This breaks down lo $250 in attorney fees and $330 in costs. We tum around and pay out costs as follows: Franchise Tax Board, $200; Secretary of State. $70; Corporations Commissioner $25 ; Corporation minute book, stock, and seal, $35. Ao average incorporation takes about 14 days; even faster if payment is by cash or cashier's check. We are happy to answer questions about your proposed incorporation without obligation to you. Our address Is James R. Urquhart III, A Professional Law Corporation, 1300 Dove Street, Second Floor. Newport Beach, California 92660. (714) 752-5544. SCARBOROUGH, Maine CAP) -The rising cost of cattle bides -a result of the same shortage that bas sent hamburger prices up -is giving the industry a beating, and shoe prices are going to reflect the squeeze, industry officials say. Charles Morgan, president of G.H. Bass and Co. of Wilton. one of the nation's largest makers of casual footwear. warns that leather shoe prices may be 30 percent higher by UUs fall. MAINE'S LEATHER INDUSTRY boomed when manufacturers moved north for cheap labor and low taxes. The st ate ranks filth in the nation in leatber·relaled employmenL But tbe high cost or hides, aggravated by in- creased exports of U.S. skins, has led to furloughs and shorter hours for tannery workers and shoemakers. and some shoe and boot companies are going out of business. "There's a bloodbath going on in the whole learthcr -working industry," said Clar ence Ostalltiewicz, president of the Irving Tannery in Hartland. "Our company is operatin~ at 50 percent ( C.O .\ less capacity than we did J a year ago." / The industr y is { MER Maine's top manufactur· ing employer, with near· ly 21,000 workers and sales of $550 million a year. The state ranks behlnd New York, Massachusetts, Missouri and Penn- sylvania in leather-related employment. "WE'RE HAVING PROBLEMS LIKE never before," said Clarence Nelson, a vice president at J oseph M. Herman Shoe Co. in Scarborough. "Two years ago, we were buying finished leather for 70 to 85 cents a foot. Now il's as high as $2.75 a foot.'' At Joseph Herman, employees are working shorter hours, and the boot-making company 1s planning shutdowns in September and November, Nelson said. At Saco Tanning Co .. one of the state's largest tanneries, 100 people are out of work, and the rest are working part lime, said personnel manager Raymond Boaa.ng. The 300 employees at the Stride Rile shoe fac· tory in Auburn got a month-tong vacation this summer. PORTI..AND'S SONGO SHOE Manufacturing Corp., which laid off 100 employees this year. 1s getting out of the shoe business, dismayed over the short supply and increased prices of bides. "There's just no work," said one shoe stitcher who"s been at her job for 42 years. She once took home paychecks of $130 a week: now she clears closer to $75 -when she works. The increase in hide prices 1s caused by in· creased exports al a time when fewer cattle are being slaughtered, industry spokesmen say. MORE mAN 80 P ERCENT OF America's cattle hides are being shipped abroad, up from Oxoco Revenues GrOUJ for Record Oxoco. an independent Irvine oil and gas pro· ducer, achieved record revenues and earnings for the six months and second quarter ended June 30. For the ball-year, net income reached $262,769, or 5 cents a share, on revenues oU4,537,680 compared ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_,with nel income of $12,788, or less than 1 cent, on r evenues of $1,303,505 for the l\ke period lasl year. ltS like putting the phone in your pOcket. An N'l!NI« Page "beeper'Mssn·1aptme,bul1rs !he next besl ltllng. It alerts you 10 fl1)0!1ant calls anytme. any· where in Los Angeles. Orange. San Bernardino, River Side and pans ~ Ventura counties. an '°' one IW ~rate. Thefe's nolmil IOlhe nuTilef ~"beeps-· you can rea!Ne. No extra phOne charges °' special equip- ment to lnstal. eittler. If scrneone wants you, 1hey dtal your oonw on 'Jr'ff phone and your ··beeper'· gives you the the slgnal. It's as easy as thal. Call us IOOay lot your Amwef Page "t>eeper" -It's fike having a ptme in ya11 jl09ket! t• Lii Anpltl County 462•PAGE In Oran91 County 731·7777 0t CM Mlf4nNllOll IOI lllt A'I: "" ~ t , -tll l'Olf ................... "C • fll Second quarter net in· come was ,127,807, or 3 cents a share, on rev- e nues of $2 , 738.637. compared with net in· come of $41,945, or 1 cent, on revenues of $689.364 for the like period of the prior year. During lhe first six monlhs of 1979, the com- pany acquired interests ln •pproximately 28,000 gro111 acres with ex· ploratlon objectives ranging from shallow oil and au reserves in the Rocky Mountain and mid-continent reglons to the search tor potenUal· ly lari:e reserves off. shore Collfomio and ln the Gulf oJ Mexico. less than 50 percent four years ago, according to industry figures. Only 34 mul.soo hJdes are pro- duced in this country, a dip of 9 million SUJce 1976. 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CALL THE RESVLTS WHAT YOU will -ir - res ponsibility, cx~ctal100 of annihilation from the bomb, or a financial permisslv~ness that bes peaks the times. T here's probably more lhlln one simple explanation. It is your own roult, huwever . 1r you Jump lo the con- clus ion that 1t rcprf'sen ts a growing h bera lnei.s, because the r est or the survl'y shows youth is growing conse r vative ConducLed every two years by the American Council of Life fns urancf', the 'turvey revealed this. according lo the researcher, Robert O 'Connor "Young AmPncuns toduy are becoming not.tceably more con .,t•rvut1n· 111 their basic at titude:s towar d h fo .. t yfl'., Sixty.five per tent say thl·y would like to adopt a traditional hfr 11\ylc, a ~M JOb, a satis (yang fa m il y llft>, u pl e a s ant neighborhood tind a role in tbt: com munitv " They b4•fie,•1· that 1t 1s import.ant to '>tlVt" n ·gularly .tnd LhM each ind1v1dual 11' respons ible for her •>r his own fman· c1:il w1·ll bt·u11• H;1rd w1Jrk , they behe ve o\ ...rwhl•lrr11n~ly almo<it pays off. THEY BEl.U-:V t : P F.OPU: .. SHO\Jl.D TRY to live murt· s1rn1Jlv ;ind ,., .. 1 along with ft:w1>r m:ite rial posM·s.,11111.,, that n ·ligwus belief 1s important. thut educ<t tton 'houl<l ~N ha1·k lCI th<.-basics a nd that grown children 'lhould bt· rt''>J'll>ns1hlt.· for their parents and not depend on J(o v1•mm1·r11 a1ct Tu a ~1t·•1I 1·xtf'nt thr• re'>ults seem con..'>1s tent with th•· v. 1 apui' pr11' 1dcd b\ O C'1mnor . that youth recognizes and ;,dhne., t11 lt11 • 11 .... 11· \<tlllf-'>, and does n't reel burdened by th1• rl''>JIOll,ll>tlll \I or taking <·a rc Of Itself Hut v.tiJt Jl>t•ut that attitude toward df'ht that seem:. so 1nc·r1n._1.,11•n1 v.llh 1h1 p<1ttem, a' 1( 1t werc a c1rt"fc 1n a r1u11\ of '-'111 ,,,. Y•iuth lwl1<•ve.., in '>aving. hut 1t believes in l;lov. Iii).! r.111111·\' •HI .1 1N<1d t1m1· too Tiit.H i .'!-. \l..Yt \ YS Tiit. 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And th.11 on lh•• 11th1·r hand thf'r(' :ire several obviou~ hl'r11·Cit~ lo cit-ht t·h1rf 1Jr th1•m b4·ang the use of money to h1n nn" rJlh1·r th:in J;111·r 111co1111• tax dt·ducl1on:. and re· pa) ml'nt 111 tlw 1lt·}1t 111 d11•J1,.:r m•m··~ M:1ybt• tht• finding 11' con.0,1.Stcnt <1ft cr all fl. con· .,t·rvallw attitude mc<1no; orw i>eeks to coni.erve assets. hn:inC'1t1lly arul u'>1t••lh -.oc1:rlly toc1 lt doesn't necessarily rn<•.ir1 rP'>lst;mrt"' tu <"twn~t· IC \lllJ 1-.in lw.,t .,,H '(· b' fi!OIO$( into debt. youth bcc•m to '·•) v. ell 1h.1t ., r1in,t·f\ <1tt0n of <1 :o;ort CWned Sequoias Eyed for Lumber SA<.:HAMF.NTO <Al'l Cah!om1a 's ramou~ g1unt St• quo1 .i~ an• ht·in~ t lnm·d m hOJ.H:'> ur mu kin~ them big pro tlttl'l'r" or h1..:h quali1y lumber. says a u niversity o( Ltl1fom1:1 profoc;'tor or (or('Stry a nd genetics. Clonl'l\ or ltw M'lllHlta g1gantea. the world 's biggest I rt'•'. t·an l>\• );ruwn "' roldcr weather than tht: naturnt grant S{'QUow. l>r Brit Libby of UC Ber keley told the ~:11·ram~nto Bc•c• TH•: ("I.ONE 'rH S ("AN RF. GROWN a bout anywhere Ill nw Sterr.\ Nt.'vadu. while the natural tree gene rally does we ll onl y m its own hub1tat. 73 srnall, 11cattered g roves. Cloninl.l is tht• pt'O('t•ss of reproducLnR a n organis m from u sm~lt· <.'l'll. without sexual re product ion. L1hby. dirN·tor of a 7 year project m cooperation with th<' U S Forc~t St•rv1t•e. said sequoia g1gantea clones could bt: grown qun·kly to m;1rkc table timber in ma ny partJI of tlw Wt-sl H t: SAID IT WO LO TAKE .. conse r vatively, 40 to 60 ~ca rs Uul Uwr(' <ar(' :,itt•s m the Sierra which could be !>ending a harve~t down the road in 30 " He add<'d thut the wood quality or the cloned sequoias of harvestable uge would be compa rable to lhal of lbe coastal redwood, a related tree or high commercial value. The grnnt s equoias. logged heavily before publlc out· cry brou~ht the m under protection , had the reputa tion or being brittle. Loggers said they broke irregularly wben they Ml. and t'onsider ed their wood s uit a ble for grape stake!I and little l'lsc Libby suld 1t probably will be 1982 before the first planting of seedlings takes place on a L2C)..acre test site near Forest Hiii. and f>O!\!\ibly 15 year !! before the U.S Forest. Service decides whether lo proceed with a gen eral pla nting. Tune-sharing Plan Gets Seminar's Eye Vacation Ume·sharlnc, a relatively new coneept in the American vacation Industry. wtU be tbe subject of a semina r to be held Thuraday in HunUnit.on Beaeb. The presentaUon wJll be open to Lbe public al no charce. Sponsored by Vautlon (ntematlonale, a muJtJple tlme·ahar~ company, \he seminar will bes'n I\ 8 p.m. ln the San Juan room of the Huntlqtoa Beach JM. The company's vacation time·abare plan otten tbe ownership ol a 40·Year vacation t.lme-abare iatereat stvlna the purchuer at least two weeu' ... any time ot tbe ,..,., lieadQuartered ln S.atUe, the COIDPQY h .. opmect an office lo HuntinltOD Beech. rt ba 10 reieort locaU... ..t more than 3,000 partlelpatlnt ownen. CoadomlDlum loea· tlons lnclud• Pu rto VaUarta. Labaina. ltauhaa·Kooa. Honolulu and SWI VaUey. (JACK ANDIRM>N) "IY!ALI In the DAILY Pl~OT