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Home My WebLink About1980-07-25 - Orange Coast PilotFound ~; .......................................................................... . . ' Newport Harbor · Sellers, hlie Sailor Tomcat Hero, a Private . Still on Prowl Figure in Death :· - f. t ~·~~~ .. "'- L ·~~~~~~Af!i .l.·::J; .. liliWli.._F 8 R•IOAY AFTERNOON, JULY 25, 1980 VOL.1J, NO. 2f1, 4 HCTIC*S, 46 ~~GU .; .......... . . FAMILY MEMBERS SADDENED BY ACTOR'S DEATH Peter Senen' Son lkh8et, Wife Lynne Frederick &llers' Cremation Strictly Private Rite :: LONDON (AP) -To the 41bmay of Pink Panther fans and Hollywood friends, Peter .$ellera' 26-year-old son has .,-dered "strictly private" IDneral arraqements for the lrtUlb comedian who died of a ' ... rt attack, auociates said tpc!ay. •. SYeD Sellen' ex-wife Britt alad ii 06aat -tbe lilt"' ol 1 1D111e 15 to • relaUvea aDd co- ~en -almost all of tbem .. . fayroll Grabbed ~MARTINEZ (AP) ~ report that a dapper ·-bl a tbree-piece Sutt robbed .. nedlt miGn at the Veter.. 4dmlai1tration Hospital In •arUna of between $40,000 and •.ooo ln PIU'daY cub. . • British -who have been invited to Sellen' cremation Saturday al Golders Green Crematorium in north London. Movie moguls al United Artists, which clist.ributes many of Sellen' films -including the hit "Pink Panther" aeries in which Sellers portrayed tbe IMambUq lnapector Clouseau - asked lo attend Saturday's service but were refused, the ~iates said., Prince Charles, heir to the British throne and an avid Sellen fan, was expected to attend the memorial service, Sellen' UIOCiates bid. "So many millions want to pay tribute to Peter. But the family had no choice but to limit Sawrday's service," explained a me mber of Sellers' London- <See SELLERS, P•&e A.2) • ~ .,._."', ---LJ: 1an urco s To ails • . ~ ' AWOL Tomeat Sighted :.I{ •• Love-hungry Sailor Feline Jumped SIUp ~:~·- By CUL HENDERSON Of-D.ity ~-..St.ft A love-hungry sailor tomcat that jumped ship in Newport Harbor has been sighted onc( late Wednesday bul remains al large today. The globe·trolling feline known as Bigfoot a pparently de- serted his master right after they made port. He has been at sea so long, i1 is said, he has an eye for gophers as well as lady cats. Bigfoot, described as a ver; large gray Angora or Persian, jumped ship two weeks ago after his owners returned to Newport Beach a ft er a fi ve .yea r , a round·the·worJcs cruise. •'When we called the dog pound, t h ey said t hat we had nc business having an unneutered cal at eight years old, and no wonder be ju.roped ship." said Joanne Sandstrom, speaking for the family. Five years ago, Don and Joanne Sandstrom quit their teaching jobs, sold their home and boarded their home·buill, 40 foot trimaran with their two sons for the open sea. Jn tbeir travels, they have visited s uch areas as South America, the South Seas, and the Middle East. The last lime Bigfoot left the boat to go oo the prowl was a yearagoonlbeislandof<.:yprus. There be fathered a family with ooe of the locals. but later deserted them and made it back to the ship when the Sandstroms moved on, riding the tide. Other than that, said Mrs. Sandstrom, the last time Bigfoot was off the' boat was five years ago, just before they left on the cruise. •·1 think he was celibate too long." said Mrs. Sandstrom, with a hint of embarrassmenL Bigfoot had been seen in the v icinityof Bayside Ori ve. chasmg fem ale cats and gophers. The Sandstrom family plans to leave for San Francasco next Tuesday or Wednesday. and would like to take thetr errant crew member with them . There ar~ no identifying marks or collars on Bigfoot. but Mrs. Sandstrom said that he did have a "satlo:r's walk" -a roll from s1de to side to keep tus baJance. Opera Murder Probed VwlinUt's Nude Body Found in Ainha/t NEW YORK (AP) -Deep in the bowels of the Metropolitan Opera House, past the giant Chagall tapestries a nd the cr ystal chandeliers, someone tossed the bound, nude body of a blonde violinist down an airsbaft as the Berlin Ballet danced on the main at.ace. (Related photo, A4) Hel e n Hagnea , who disappeared after tellinl friends s he was going to meet star Valery Panov, apparenUy died a fter a chance encounter backstage Wednesday ni1bt, police said. The mystery deepened when Panov said be did not know Miss Harnes. An autopsy was sc:beduled today to determine what caused the death of tbe 30·year-old professional musician, whoee body apparently WU dropped IO feet from the openln1 of a rooftop air duel to a proUudiq beam below. Police aaid there were no apparent WOUDdl on ber body. The murder occurred 80IDe time after Miss Hapa left tbe orcbetllra pit between portJoal o( the ballet c om pany 's program. The company performed its scheduled ballet, ''The Idiot.'' with the orchestra playln1 • music by Dimitri Shostakovich on Thursday night as more than a dozen delectives combed the building fOf' clues. AllbouCb the murder was a topic of coavenatioa among Lbe crowd ol IOIDe 3,200 beUet fans, S4CChie/ Wses Pmt OMAHA, Neb. A(P) -Maj. Gen. Earl G. Peck has been replaced as Stratelic Air Command cblef fl IUff md la lllelDI transferred to 'l'Wtley u deputy commander of the 6tb Allied Taetlcal Air Forces. Peck. SAC cb&ef ol staff two years, wa cme of two SAC ........ U'Nltad at Hickam Air Paree .... lD HawaU lut mODtla, H· euaed by MeUrit1 pollee ol belna latoxJcated la a nb1cle. Capt. Doa Schaefer, a SAC spokesman, Hid Peck's reusianment bad nothtn1 to do wlth the Haw all incident. r" • neither the ballet troupe nor the o r c h estra of free -la nce musicians publicly mentioned lhe killing . "They're very upset," opera spokeswoman Johanna FiedJe r said of the dance r s. "But everyooe's professional. There's just the feeling that the show goes on. It's something that's ingrained through years of practice." Dancers were escorted In groups around the ope ra building by police detectives. Ms. Fiedler said tbe normal house •~wily force of ei1ht would be doubled unlll ~e troupe moved to Waablftllon after Seturday nipt. lfiu Hapes performed for the lint two Rlectiana of a fOUl'- ballet program Wednesday nl&bt. Theater omciala aakl she left ber .toll.a OD ber ~bair, stopped ID a c1reuiml room aad a.ft ..-.It:• p.m . for wlllM WU deeerillled -..... mtilUe cliteuuioa" wltb Pano•, tbe So•iet emt1re dancer and dtoreopmpbot. la lala di u rr.nc room. B9ttMwaaeYeraeeninor near Panov's clressl•• room, and poke ukl Panov ll not a 1111J)M ln the case. Ml11 Hagnes' diaappeanMe waa noted when ahe dld not (8ee OPEU. ra1e A.I) • Commute Routes Sought 1 By JOANNE R EYNOLDS Of-DMlt P-S\M! Adnana G1anturco. director of Caltra ns, s aid Thursda) s ht.' thinks commuter tram service could be improved 1f Iler agency had more control over railroads. TestJfym~ rn a Garden Grove hearing of the Assembly Select Committee on Mass Trans it. Miss G1anturco stressed that she doesn·t want to lake over the railroads, sbe just wants to be able to require the railroads to share lbetr track with commuter trains. The committee, cnaired by Assemblyman Chet Wray, D· Ga rden Grove, continu ed hearing testimony today on the subJect of the lack of rail transit systems in the state. Miss G1anturco la.id the blame for the slow development of commuter trains on the federal government and the private railroads. She indicated that the federa l government was difficult to deaJ (See TtAINS, Page AZ> Coast Wea tiler Mostly sunny Saturday and not as warm. Low night and morning clouds and fog. wilb only partial clearing Saturday along tbe beaches. Lows tonight 62 along the coast , 67 inland. Highs Saturday 68 ' lo 72 at the beaches, 82 to 87 inland. INSIDE TODA~ Hiltorfl ~ U..l/ /or tlw M%t aw ftiglal• at La Cristimlita Pageont m San c~•• ~ 11w mimon plloH of CoU/ondo '• de· '"'°""""' .. dnJmatiad. See ,,. CJ /or cldaia. ..... .. .,_ ........ . LM ..... M ............ ~ Al ~ OMI ~ .. cu • ., ........... "" ........ M ...... I cw.t• .......... ., ,._,CMIWll ••o .._.. .. . ' I Bill~gate Probe DC-9 Jet .. ~ I: Crew SetJ PreaUlent Yow• to Testify For Two?-· WASHINGTON CAP) -.,,...... Ca.r\el II pra ... full ...... Houle C'OO~ ......... r;rh.,. ewe Ma ""' t.lla.llDGllJ f neceuary . In the 1peclal Senate lnveat11atlon of bl• brotlaer Bllly '1 Labya• COU.I ..... . A•cl , ... ehatr•an of Ute Sen•te PIMI bandltn1 tM frc* •aJcl ~ lbat u.. p~ ml1•t wU be ubd ao t..uty. ..,_ld1 Ual preu aet,...,, loch ....... 1'IMlndQ thM Caris 61 Mt u.,.n to a..v• e.cff11tJve prt.tle1e for either bimMtf or aides to ll"P \hem from lHtifyln1 or provldtn1 lnlorlDMian He wlU lutrud bl.I 1lalf IO eooperate haUr. Powell 1.W. Tlae Senate .ludlelu·y Commffiee WU~ loda1 k) dt1e-. clltaill ol lh• probe by a Sign In Please Stale Bacha ReSiatmtion. SAN FRANCISCO · CAP> -About three quarters of Califomiana favor draft reciatraUon for youna ipen, ~t\llt nearly ball al90 favor re1lltraUon ol w6men, a survey revealed today. Opposition lo any form of the draft was rt-g1stered by only 23 percent ol those surveyed in the California Poll. It statewide s urvey by the Mervin D. Field or1anizall0n. Some 74 perceol favored relislraUon of men and 47 percent favored registraUon of women, too. Only 27 pert'ent favor men· only regiatration. When it came to the question of actually resuming the drafting or young men ioto the armed forces, a maJority of 56 percent favored it and 36 percent opposed it. according to the poll. Men and women under 30 opposed resumption or the dran by a >t margin. But all age groups above 30 heavily favored the idea ol a draft. .. The survey was conducted in May through telephone II.. 4nterviews with l,219 adults statewide. lt'otdda't Speak olae,member paDel -five 0.•CX'rata and four R•publicau- -Into tbe 8 U.)' Caner·Uby• lies and whether the Wblte HO\M lnrtuenc~ a JuaUce Department lnveatl1atJon of the president's 1oun1er brother. Heartn1 •r~ ••s»ected to atart neat week , and the committee La under orders to produce a report a month to the day before the Nov 4 eleetlon. Sen. Blre b Bayb, D·lnd .. cbalrman ol the speelal panel. vowed to "puraue the truth wherever it may lead and let the chips fall where they may." 0 .. 1. ,...._ $~H "- WASHINGTON (AP> -ll appears likely the new DC·9 Super-80 jetliner will be cerlilied for a two-person crew despite• a ppeal by a group or airllne- pilota for three people io t.be ('OCkpit. , Langhorne M. Bond, head of, the Fed e ral Aviation Administration. told pilots frota. the UnJted States. Canada and • E urope Thursday that they have not persuaded him or the need fo r the third crewman. In un interview on the N8C·TV "Today" show this mornin&, Bayh HJd then was 1 "very d efinite" possiblllty President Carter would be asked to testify before the panel. Bayh, sald be bad not chosen the other Democrats to serve on the 11ubcommittee. although sources who asked not to be ide ntifi ed s a i d leading poss ibilities include Sens. Patrick Leahy of Vermont. Max 8aucus of Montana and John Culver of Iowa. WANTS HER AGENCY TO CONTROL COMMUTER TRAINS CaltTan1 Director Adriana Glanturco Teatlfl•• ··Based on statistics gathered in millions of hours of Oying time, a two·man crew Is just as safe as a three-man c rew," Bond told t he pi lots during a two-hour meeting. · He said he has no~ rn_ade up hi !> min d o n the crew complement of the Super·80, but indicated that he wall approve a two-per!>on operation for the twin engine. 155-passenger a1 r('raft Thurmond said he has named Republican Sens. Bob Dole ot Kansas and Charles Mathias of Jolly Elf. 111 Chimney Red,. faced Mary land to serve with him and BAKERSFIELD IAP) It will invite Sen. Jacob Javits of m ay have been Hakt:ri.field in New York as well. J uly, but 1t seemed an awful lot "We plan lo investigate · · · like thl' North Pole on Christmas anything that Billy Carter may today when a man tryi ng to have done while representing a e nte r hi s brot ht.·r ·.., h omt foreign nation that may have unobtrus ively ~ot ~tu t'k in a had impact on the policy of this t'himney ~unt.ry," Bayh said. "We plan Richard Garcia. 20. didn't to investigate the propriety or want to 14ake h1!> hrother or h1!> la c k the reof a nd what the brot her'!> \.\lfe. !>O tried to slldt• governmental response bas been do"' n th1.• c h im 11 ev Santcrnninated against 1n terms t ype of JCt be used at John of federal :.pending fc1r r ail Wayne Airport I TRAINS .•• ~ystems The FAA planned to certify Miss Gianturco !>aid anothtr the Super-80 this month. but de· maJor problem. especially Ul the layed the decision until at least Los Angele:.·to-San Diego r ail Aug. 8 so lhat it can complete system. has been a lack <if evaluation of two serious test l'OOperatJOn from th(• Santa Ft-night act·Hlent.), Railroad which owns tht tra<·k Rond :.aid the Super-80 is a She se:t1d re:.istance b' Se:tnta bi·tlcr :iirnaft than two earlier Fe has slowed her department''! OC-9 models. both certified for t>Hort-. to ~et Amtrak 10 put t'u' t""'o pilot~. and th:it lcchm<.'al mon· trams on that run 1mµrovt-menL.., '4tll reduce ttw "We· ve tned really hard." she \4urkload 1n the coekp1t "~1 y dec1Ston on the Super-80 ___ .iimi a es., -. _;in ~~ ~tt!l.'.tfi fl:n.., ~ '-'· Bef re Miss Gaanturco spoke safely al.one. Bond said. ·"!'he to that undertaking... CW.U~..COWU.) ( ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l!!!t:~:=:;~~dr a.:rterttKist~e~z~~trFlmmfttM~~rr-~~~::aa~ -profest'11st welfas al'Ore1gn Then he got stuck Man in Home 'Cell' . KANSAS CTTY. Mo. (AP> - Volunteer workers delivermg ice, food and fans to a house in this heat·battcred city found a bruised and scarred 23-year-0ld man in a filthy, boarded-up ups tairs room, authorities say. The m·an, found Thursday, was lying on the n oor drawn up in a fetal position and would not speak or r espond although he was a~·ake. said Police Sgt. Ron Robinette. The three-story house, where 12 people Jive. was condemned late r in the day and the residents ordered to move. No ch arges were filed. The house is the s ame one whe r e 5-wee k -old Francis Charles Cady died from a heat· re lated Illness recently. s a id Dr. Bonita Pete r son . Jac ks on County medical examiner. The high In Kansas City was 97 Thursday. Police said the 23·year -old man . who had bruises on his hands. elbows, knees and race and old scars over his body. was laken by a mbulance to the Truman Medical Center. Police were called to the house by Salvation Army workers and ~ational Guardsmen, who were delivering supplies. When police arrived they found the man, whose name they would not release . dressed only i n underwear in a boarded·up, cell· l ike . second·floor bed room, Robinette said. Most of the windows in the room. which contained only a bed, were covered with plywood, and two entrances inside were covered with wood and chicken wire so that the man could not gel out, police said. Maj. James Barker, de· velopment director for the Salvation Army, aaad a wooden frame OD one ol the entrances had grooves in it as though the man b8d tried to claw bis way out wiU. bia fangemaUs. "The poor man must have really suffered ln the heat." Barker said. The door was locked from the outside, Barker said. Police round lilth, clothing, bottles. cans and othe r debris DAILY PILOT , .. Or-c-1 o." 11'1• ..... _,, " ·-... -""'" ,, ..-i-.., .... °'-C-1 -........ ~, '-'• -·-_ .....,_ --. ......... ,,...., .., c-. -..._. ...... --:::c.:=--c!:! :·~ ::;~":-~.~ ...,_~-"--•'-TM...--~-::~=.~:-.11'0 _ .. ... ... ~--...... .... ····"""" llu--Ooow .. .....,.... ,,,_.._ E•• -•L ........ ¥1 ........ £_ Ol9fttt ... "-~ ........... t-- °"'"9 ~---Ul*t4..,, .. _ .=...~~~·~~~~ T••••nem•1..._, Q111•1•M:•d I UMM171 .._ ... ~ --,__,..,._°' .... ~~ .... ,. ~~er:=.~-~.. j . "" ;;:r.: =-::: .. -' .. ' ............ -==-.~wJr,.-,.. ... , <..-. ..... =--~'::t·~ir-,..:~ I r --- s tacked in boxes throughout th<! rest of the house and roaches everywhere. They ('ailed Greg R u'c k e r . s upe r visor of environmental inspe('t1ons with the Public Works Department. who rondemned the building. Rucker said the building hadl faulty wiring. was undean, had weaken e d fl oor s. r oac h infes tation. fallen plas ter. a leaky roof and other problems. "It was pretty unbelievable.'" Rucker s aid. but added that tney will not be able to gel relocation assistance funds from the city because the money ran out. Plant Blast Kills Five NEW YORK <AP > -An explosion that ripped through a Queens metal factory like a "big bal1 of flame ." k illing ri ve workers and injuring 39 others. may have been touched off by a welder's torch. officials s ay. The blast at the four-s tory building Thursday may have e rupted when an e le ctric welding device being used to install bars on bas e m ent windows gave off sparks that ignited c h emi c al s s aid employees were using lacquer and paint in the area to finish pocketbook frames and said c hemicals were a lso in the room. Fire U . Tom DeMange said many of the occupants of the building ran out with their clothes "blown off" and "many were burned alm0&t black" aft.er the blast. Fr .. r~AI OPERA •.• return at 10 p. m. for the rourt11 ballet of the night and when her husband, Janis Mintiks, a sculptor, could not find her at the end of the show. Detectives began searching the H ·year-old building, a white marble edifiee with an imposing front of glus. They followed the red·carpeted hallways that run through tbe building. Ten hours later, the woman's shoes were found on the roof. Her body wu discovered in the air abaft a short Ume later. Deputy Chief Inspector Richard Nicutro said Panov'a dreali.al room wu on the atqe level and there wu no known reason wby Miu Hapes lbould have been OD a higher floor. He said be believed her death wu the result of "a chance encounter." A student of music alnce aae 4, Mi11 Ha1ne1 left her native Canadian vill.,e of Aldersrove, BrlUlb Columbia, at .,, lt to continue her studlea at the JuUliardScbaol iD New Yorllcity. After earnln1 ·a master'• de1ree in 1171, the went to l!moope and 1tudled under vlollniat NaUaaaMlllWD. Anthony BUH, exeeutlve dlreeto.r of the Metropolitan Opera AelOCiatloa, dt1crlbed Miu Haines u "hi1hly reapect.t and well known to many in the bou~a." agent for 1-ibya's le fti st He shouted for help. but government to avoid a full grand couldn't wake hi!> brother Iii! J ury investigat ion . He has did manage to wake a ne1~hbor acknowledged receiving from who J;tot a rop1.• Wht·n lhal Libva $220,000 in installments on reS{'UC effort f Jlll'd. tht• n1:1ghl,rir what he has desc ri~ed as a ""oh· Garcia'::. hrother 1Ahr1 $500.000 loan ('a lied the firl' department After ordering a search of H est'U<' worker .. u !>t•d ., White House files and records. high·!>pced sa w to cut a \\d~ and talking to White House aides much of the brick ('hlmnc·\ and who dealt with Billy on the fina lly got Gart·1a out. f1rt· of Libya issue. Powell released ficials reportt.-d ne w information about White "Ht-wasn't inJurt«I .1t .ill House meetings that had not <.·xct!pl ror ha~ d1i:inity 111 .... oul~ been included in a statement comment when hl· Y-l' i;tot him issued just two days before. free "a!'> thc.tt tw "a!-. .iwfully He said Rosalynn Carter had embarrass('(!, ·an 0Hi c1al !>a1d telephoned Billy Carter from the pres1dent1al retreat at Camp David, Md .• in November to ask "whether be thought he might be helpful" in gaining release or the American hostages in Iran J>owell did not say when the ca ll was made, but said he believed Brzezinski a lready had s poken to Billy Carter about becoming a n inte rmediary to enlist Libya's help in securing r e l e ase o f th e hos tages . However. The New York Times quoted a n unid e ntified "individual familiar with the arrangements" as saying the Rosalynn Carter call was first. Fro•P~AI SELLERS •.. based publicity firm headed by Theo C.Owan. There were rears . however. that many or Sellers' closest friends m HollywOOd and else· where were feeling slighted. According to associates. Michael Sellers, the comedian's son from his first marriage to Australian actress Anne Howe. was planning th e fune ral a rrangements. Sellers, whose S4 movies over a s pan of 28 years made him one of the world's most popular comedians, died in Middlesex Hospital on Thursday, 34 hours after suffering a heart attack in his hot.el suite. He was 54. Friends said it was his ninth heart attack since 1964, but only four had been reported publicly. .Sellers' fourth wire, British actress Lynne Frederick, who flew to London from California after he collapsed and was with him when he died was in seclusion an has suile at the Dorchester Hotel. Today was her 26th birthday. Amollf the friends admitted to the s uate to extend their condolences Thursday was Lord Snowdon, Princess Margaret's ex husband. Second Cyclone Strike. hlande MANILA, PhlUpplnea (AP> - Typhoon Kim , the second tropical cyclone to hit tbe Phillp· pines lhil week, walloped the northern Island of Luzon today with peak winda of 115 rnpb, trl11erta1 ma11lve floodt ln M anlla and ellewbere. There were no immediate reports OD cuualtlea. Tbe of. llclal death count from Typhoon Joe, which roared acroa Luaon on Monday, reached 31, a.ad eight other people were reported atlll ml11Jn1~ Reports from Vietnam and southern China s ald Joe caused maulve damage wtlen It atruc~ tbOle coulllnes in mld·wffk. • • Italian Gays Ga on Fast ROME CAP) T"o Italian homosexuals a re on d hum~t-r s l r i k e . hop 1 n g to con n n c <· Parliament t o ('On s 1d c r l eg 1s lat1 on :.l l ow1nf.( homosexua l ~ to marr) l'ach Oth e r and hcH't' CU!>lOd\ OC ch ildren Doriano Galla and Gwvanni Pe lleg rini . ml!mbl'r!> of the homos l' x u a I r 1 g ht:. ~ r o up "Fuori." callt'CI their at't1on "a form of non violent protest " Fuori. which means "our· in Italian, stands for lhe Italian R evo l utiona r y L'n lfied Homosexual Front Jn 1969. a fed er al law was passed permitting homosexual relations between consenting adults. but some homosexuals believe they nee d greater protection under t.he law. Control Extended LOS ANGELES <AP I -The City Council capped months of d1 scuss1on by votin g 13·1 Thursday lo extend the city·.., two-year old rent control law for a third year. I to the fourmemtx>r {'ommittee pol1t1cal and econo m1 c Superv1..,0 r Ralph C lark an~umento;don't mean ~thing." testih<'d He notrd that some industry He ~poke a:. d representative representatl\·~ have classed the of the Board or Super\'isors the third md.n in the cockpit as a county Trans it Dis trit't. · thl' feather bedding issue, "but th~t co u n t v Tr a n s p 0 r t at a 0 n 1::...,ue as not before me It is Comm1ss1on and the Tri Count) b\·.tw_et·~ your .. union:. ~d YO)U Rail Comm1ttl'e an advisory managcmt-nt group for the J..ns 'Angell·:.-to San A' 1at1on indus try observe rs 0 1f',gO train IJnt• have• f11lt for SOm<' lime that the F \A \\Ill ('t•n.tfy th1· Su!K'r 80, mJrll h\ \ld>onn1·ll l>ou~la:.. f11r l\4Q p1loL'> ,\lo::.t bcll1::ve the pilnt union-. t>.·gan their batUe t•m 1.ilt• tJn that µlane. and that tht \ \4tll t'Oncentr ate on two other n1•" twin en~ine jet s l><'heduJcd to come on hne in the next two ~ 1:ars. the Boeing 757 and 767 Cl.irk '>Jtd h~· .. 1·1·-. th1· i;mblt•m .i .., t ht• rt.-~ u I t o r t ' .1 I t r .i n -. 1)!nonng II)< ul gon·rnnwnt 1n m.i k1n~ dN:l!>W nl> Jb11ul rdil ")!)h'm. ... "Th ey rC.illr •tn ~I a ren t totally 1gnopn,z u ... but we re not the mam thrust pf their de('1s1on· making process by a long shot." he told the comm1llee. T h e commi ttee. whi c h 1 n d udes s t a te Sen . Alfred ,\ I q u 1 :. t . 0 S a n J o s t' • .\si.emblyman Robert rr&Zt't', R·Carlsbad. and Wilham Iver~. R· Pasadena. Loda } "'a!> to heJr rrom representatl\ es of the railroads. railroad l;,ibor uruons and Amtrak Fuel Shortage Remains Critical WASHJNGTON <AP> -There are no gas lines now but the government 1s no better prepared to mf'el another fuel shortage than at "as a year ago. a congressional panel ha · ~n told . Various witnesses tx>fore the Sena t e Gove rnm t:ntal Operations Subcommittee attacked the gove rnme nt 's c urre nt gasoline allocat ion p rogram as unworkable with regulations that often aggravate ratherthan alleviate shortages. The pilots attending the meetJng represented unions with a total of 50.000 me mbers. They late r met with several key ('O nJ?n•s..,mt'n to press their \'It'"'> on the• third-man issue. Blue Haze Puzzling := Vt\NCOl.iVER. Wash. CAP> - Sc1ent1~~ studying Mount St. Helens are trying to dete rmine • the s1 gn1f1cance of a shim me~ blue haze wafting above the \'O lcano . which erupted this ""eek for the fourth time since May The blue hare probably is an opt 1cal effect. produced by s unlight striking gases and . vapors rising from the recently di!epened ('rater . said Tim Hait. u l' S Geological Survey geol~ og1i.t But he srud scientists a~ not sure what the e mission mean .. I seems to be typical of a blue fume that comes out oral~ of Hawauan "'olcanos ... he said Thursday. JLrffdL BUY ANY SUIT OR SPORT COAT IN OUR STOCK FOR ONLY one dollar. •WITH PURCHASE OF ONE AT REGULAR PRICE SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA (714) 540.1502 Orange (Joast O ITION I '\'our llometown Dally Ne•Npaper OL. 13, NO. 201. ~SECTIONS,• PAGES ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1980 • IN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS • mn ·charged In Death 81 raEDE&ICK SCHOEMEJIL ·-DtM\' ..... , .... LOS ANGELES -William Geor1e Bonin, a 32-year-old i Downey truck dfiver. was , cbar1ed with murder tod~ in . coaned:iOft with the 1979 slayina ~of a German youth whose death ,.bas been attributed to tbe so- 1called Freeway Killer. f There have been 41 similar :murders since 1972. Bonin, arrested June 12 by Los .... Angeles Poljce De partment ~surveillance team. was formally notified ol the pending murder ... charge about midnight, just ~hours before he was due to be in : court for the start of a prelim· :inary bearing on two sex of- · femes. ' Los Angeles District Attorney Jobn Van de Kamp announced late this morning that Bonin is being charged with the murder of Marcus Grabs, a German youth whose body was found in Los Angeles just one year ago. • Investigation bad revealed , that Grabs. like many other ~ victims in the series of freeway I killings, had been hitchhiking at 1 the time be disappeared. · t' Van de Kamp said that Grabs. !who bad been traveling in the United States as a tourist for several months, was last seen f beside Pacific Coast Highway in l Newport Beach on Aug 5, 1979, lby people who had given him a rid~ there from Los Angeles County 1 Grabs· body was found !a longside Lo6 Virgines Avenue in Malibu about one and a half miles from t.he Ventura <SeeCBAllGED. Page AZ> Private Rites Statue of late Laguna Beach Greeter Eiler Larsen and these two visitors can't agree on which way whatever it is one might want to see lies. Replica of the late, beloved Laguna Greeter is at Brooks Street and Pacific Coast Highway and was sculpted by the late Chuck Beauva1s. another Orange Coast character in bis time. LONDON <AP> -To the (dismay of Pink Panther fans · fand Hollywood friends, Peter ;sellers' 26--year-old son has /ordered "strictly private" !funeral arTangements for the ~British comedian who died of a lheart attack, associates said 'loday. Opera House Slayer Kills During Ballet : Even Sellers' ex-wife Britt Ekland is "nOl on the list" of }10me lS to 20 relatives and co- 'workers -almost all of them British -who have been invited to Sellers' cremation Saturday at Golders Green Crematorium in north London. Movie moguls at United Artists, 'which distributes many of Sellers' films -including the bit ••Pink Panther·• series in which Sellers portrayed the bumbling Inspector Clouseau - asked to attend Saturday's service but were refused, the associates said. Prince Charles, heir to the British throne and an avid Sellers fan, was expected to attend tbe memorial service, Sellers' associates said. .. So many millions want to pay tribute to Peter. But the f amllY bad no choice but to limit <See SF.ILEas. Pace AZ> NEW YORK (AP> -Deep in t he bowels of the Metropolitan Opera House, past the giant Chagall ta pes tries and the crys tal chandeliers, someone tossed the bound, nude body or a blonde violinist down an airshart as the Berlin Ballet danced on the main stage. (Related photo, A4> H e l e n Ha gnes, who disappeared after telling friends she was going to meet star Valery Panov, apparently died after a c h anc e e ncounte r backstage Wednesday night, police said. The mystery deepened when Panov said he did not know Miss Hagnes. An a utopsy was scheduled today to determine what caused the death of the 30· year-old professional musician, whose body apparently was dropped 60 Cheek This! Comminio~r's Pay Hiked Tbe City of Newport Beach made Hal Thomas a rich man this week, even 11 Just for a few minutes. Tbomu, a city planning commissioner who earns $100 a month for bis work, aaid he nearly collapsed when be opened bi.I pay envelope ud noticed a $16,445 check wide. · "I wu hardly pa)'in1 attention,•• said Thomas, "I alm09tdepoNt.eei it without even noticing.•• CITY FINANCE DlaBCl'Oa George Pappas said Tbom99 Muroed tbe cheek to the clty on• Tbunday. He said• la_.. wbo typed Tbomu' name on the five dleitdMd. .. lt w• JUlt a mlxup," be explained. "Someone. I ,_... JUlt typed b1I name on there wilbout even lookiag at 4 tbe amount. •• . He uid Tbomas, who wu on vacation durtne the maatll cl Jme, aboulda't e1'eD bave recelved a check. Planners, be said, are paid SIO for each meeting they au.ad. . '"WllOBVD WAS TYPING up the ~bed• ~ty • • typed up tbe ftnt six commJ.saioaer: ~~ • od .Just auumed tM next cbeck wU :tor "~ .'J1~u ·, · . 8llPlalDlcL ' ., . . . • ' JIB Mid tbe I.DOile)' WU actually part• fll.~,J. ttr· • dlpartmmt trailer of funds. T"" ••Of eoul"M I rehlrDed tbe cheek," Thomas saJd, lnatl • ull WU eltMr \bllor ftnd W lnvtatmenta real .....,:"· feet from the opening of a rooftop air duct to a protruding beam below. Police said there were no apparent wounds on her body. The murder occurred some time after Miss Hagnes left the orchestra pit between portions o f th e ba ll et company's program. The company performed its scheduled ballet, "The Idiot." with the orc hestra playing music by Dimitri Shostakovich on Thursday night as more than a dozen detectives combed the building for clues. Although the murder was a topic of conversation among the crowd of some 3,200 ballet fans, neither the ballet troupe nor the orch estra of fr ee ·lance musicians publicly me ntioned the killing. "They're very upset," opera slll)keswoman Johanna Fiedler s aid of th e dancers. "But everyone's professional. There's just the feeling that the show goes on. It's something that's ingrained through years or practice." Dancers were escorted in groups around the opera building by police detecti ves. Ms . Fiedler said the normal house security force of eight would be doubled until the troupe moved to Wasblngton after Saturday night. Miss Hagnes pe rformed for the first two selections or a four· ballet program Wednesday nlgbt. 'Aeater officials said sbe left her violin on her chair. stopped ln a dressing room and left around 9:30 p.m . for what was described as "an artistic discussion" witb Panov. the So'vlet emigre dancer and choreograpbor, ln his d.reAlnl room . But she was never seen ln or near Panov's dresslns room, and police said Panov ls not a suspect ln the case. Kiss Hagnes' disappearance was noted when she did not ' retum at 10 p.m. for the fourth i. ballet or the night. and when her ,, husband, Janis Mlntlks, a sculptor, could not find her at the end ot the lhow. Detecttvn began searching the 1._year-old building, a white {See OPEtt. P11e AZ> Commuter Routes Gianturco Seeks Rail ~ AuthQrity By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ol Ille o.ity ... Sutt Adriana Gianturco, director of Caltrans. said Thursday she thinks commuter train service could be improved 1f her agency had more control over railroads . Testifying m a Garden Grove hearing of the Assembly Select Committee on Mass Transit. M 1ss Gianturco stressed that she doesn't want to Lake over the r ailroads. she JUst wants to be able to require the railroads to s hare their track with commuter trams The committee. chaired by Assemblyman Chet Wray, D· We s tminster co ntinued hearing testimony today on the s ubJect of the lack of rail transit syst.em.s_in the state .. ~ Miss Gianturco laid the blame for lht' slow development of commuter trains on the federal ~overnment and the private r ailroads She indicated that the federal · ~overnment was difficult to deal with and that California is being discriminated against in term~ of federal spending for rail S)Stems. M 1ss Gianturco said another maJor problem. especiall y in lhe Los Angeles-to-San Diego rail system. has been a lack of cooperation from the Santa Fe Railroad whic h owns the track. She said resistance by Santa Fe has slowed her department's efforts to get Amtrak to put two more trains on that run. "We've tried really hard." she s aid. "There are j us t an incredible number of o~tacles." Hefore Miss Gianturco spoke to the four-member comm1uee. S upervisor Ralph C lark testmed. Ocean Nuke Dump Study Asked by OC A study by the Environmental Prot ection Agency or three radioactive waste dumps off the California coast will be studied by county officials at the insistence of Supe!lvisor Harriett Wieder. In asking for the study of the EPA report. Mrs.' Wieder noted that "the conditions of the dis posal (of the radioactive wastes) were such that there 1s little chance of contaminallon m the Orange County coastal area. <See WASTE, Page A2> r " Duke's Plwto Available To Clansmen LOS ANGELES <AP> - J o hn Wayne 's son, Michael, said Thursday that two visiting Scotsmen orde red to pay $143 for da mages when they broke into a bowling alley and stole a framed picture of the late actor from Newport Beac h didn't have to resort to such extreme measures. Michael Wayne, who heads Batjac Productions, was responding to news that Robert Hed.ry. 20, and Michael Hempsey, 19, both from lnve~lyde. bad been ordered to pay for damages they caused by kicking ln a glass door to the bowling alley in Mlneola, N.Y. on July 17. "We'll give the two lads as many plctures ol John Wayne u they want," said Michael Wayne. ••After all. my father was a Scotsman ol the clan of Morrison." The pair were cbaraed with petty larceny but were allowed to plead auUt.y to a lesser charge. John W•rne wu Marton Morrison before h e adopted h11 sta1e name. ' Oally l'ilOI \Qtt - WANTS HER AGENCY TO CONTROL COMMUTER TRAINS Caltrans Director Adriane Glenturco Testifies lfo spoke as a representative or the Board of Super\'ISOrs. the county Transit Distract. the c o un t) T ran ::.pur t .Jl 1on Comm1c;s1on and the Tri County Rail Committee. an J d\·1sory group for the Los Angeles to-San Diego train lJ.ne. Clark said he sees the problem as the resul t or Ca ltrans ig noring local ~overnment in making decisions about rail systems. · They <Ca ltrans 1 <t ren 't tota lly ignoring us. but we're not lht' maUI thrust of their decision· making proce~s bv a long shot ." 1 ht-told the committee. The co mmitt e e , which inc ludes !>l ate Sen. Al£red A lqua s t , D ·S a n J ose, Assemblyman Robert FraZtt, R-Carlsbad. and Wilham Ivers. R·Pasadena, todav was to hear fro m repres entatives of the railroads. railroad labor unions and Amtrak. Tomcat Prowls AWOL Feline Sighted in NB By CARL HENDERSON ()t-OMl'f ,._~ ... " Bi~foot. the philandering feline who deserted has world·trave.J.ing owners for a life of moral de· baucher} in Corona del Mar. was sighted by a ram1l y search party Wednesdaymght. Florence Scott. mother of J oanne Sandstrom, reports that her daughter and family were out searching m the \•1cin1ty of the 2000 block of Bayside Drive when they saw 81¢oot. their erranl Tom. purswng another cat. '"They tned to lure him with food. but he was more mter~ted in chasa.ng the other cat," ~aid Mrs.Scott. The ~ender of the other cat could not be determined. she added. but at can easily be surmised. B1g(oot, described as a very large gray Angora or Persian. jumpedtbefamilysbiptwo weeks ago arter the Sandstroms returned to Newport Beach from a five-year world cru.ise. The Saodstroms s ay Bigfoot was allowed off the boat only once in those flveyearstogoontheprowl. The last sightings or Bigfoot, before Wednesday night. w~ a week ago. with the tomcat in heated pursuit of female cats and gophers. All attempts a t diverting his attention and bringing him home have failed. The Sandstroms plan to set sail Cor San Francisco next Tuesday or Wednesday. a nd would a ppreciate having their missing Thieves Get ~h,Jewels Burglars broke into the apartment of a vacaUonlng Costa Mesan and stole jewelry and cuh valued at $6,000, polJce reported Thursday. Joan Gail Ban.k told police that when she retumed to her central Costa Mesa apartment ln early June, she found that burglan had jimm\ed open Mr o atnroom window . and discreetly removed the items, leavlng through a bedroom window. She told police that flhe did not rePort the loss until now because she was too upset over her loU. mouser back on the crew hst. Mrs. Sandstrom said that Bigfoot could also be identified by his .. sa.Uor's walk," a rolhn~ ~a1t the tomcat t ook on after years at sea. He sways from side to s ide to keep bis balance. on all four sea legs . If this staggering animal 1s seen . the Sandstroms would appreciate a call to Mrs. Scott at 837·1818, so their family shore patrol can cut short his free- wheeling hberty. Asylum Flayed MOSCOW <AP > -Walter P olovchak , the 12-year -old Ukrainian who won political as ylum in t he Un ited States a fter his parents decided to return to their homeland. was enticed to stay by "benefactors" who gave him a bicycle and promised a car, the Soviet news agency Tass charged today. Coast Wea&ber Mostly sunny Saturday and not as warm. Low nfkht and morning clouds and fog, with only partial clearing Saturday along the beaches. Lows tonight 62 along the coasl, 67 • inland. Highs Saturday 68 to 72 at the beaches, 82 to 87 inland. INSIDE TODA l' Hiltory rlpeGb it•I/ /or the nut n#w "'°"'' at La Criatkmito PQf«1ftt in Son Clememe 10htn the milnon phase of CoU/ontio'• dt· .wlopnwnt ii~. See Page Cl tor.,__ l•tlex 't?t ,,.., ... ~--JUST BREA&INC---...... "* ..... ,.,.,.~ ...... -•• ·..-•1•10 ..... 2 Hijacked C~n Escape From, Plane IC\Jv.' AlT •AP\ Tbt pllot and C'O-pllot o/ a blj aclled Kuwaiti Jc-Oan r sltp~ out of UM pl&M tod•> and t14C&Ped to aalety at Kuw&lt Airport, whett the alrcraJ\ had landed •Ith about 40 aboard tod•y. Kuwait radk> -.id nC'Oftfarmt'd rt"ports cl&Jm4!d the hljulkers ~ fire oo the h~'O trt'wmen but failed lo tllt either Af\er Lhe crewmen rHrMd sllfety, st-curity f0ttee 1urrou.nded the h1Jachd ,etllner parked at lhl-end ol a n.mwav and ,.,d they "have It at thelr complete coot.rot" the radio re-ponea But Lhe hlJacilen later i.urrende~ The ettwmft\'s escape ume 24 hours after their .,aanc wu hijacked and fore'ed to 0)' around the Pe~aan Cull. landlJ\I Mni three tJmes. as th~ armed m4!ft aboard prHsed ~lr demand fo1 S'1SO.OOO th<'> clatm a KuwalU merchant owei thtm Pri1HJ11 \lolftefti ••••A .... BOJSE. Idaho <AP, -Vk>leoce Oatt:d anew at UM not- scarred Idaho Stale Penitentiary today as Inmates housed in a tent city in th~ tompound beaan shouting, burning cots and breaking headboards, accordlng loan aideto Gov. J ohn Evans. Don Wat.kina said prison officiall were conalderia1 a lhow of force by armed NaUoo&l Guardsmea to "show them who's la charge." On~·· T.U. •I c •• ~ ... WASHINGTON <AP> -AUA>rney ~jaim R. CivUeW disclosed today that be told Preside.at Carter la June that bla brother. Billy, probably would not be prosecuted if be registered, belatedly, as an agent ol Ubya's radical Arab government. Civiletti said hJs brier exchange with the president took place June 17, sh: days after Billy Carter told Justlce Department investigators he received $220,000 from the Libyans. On July J, the White House said Monday, the president urged his brother to register as an agent and to fully disclose bis activities. On July 14. the president's brother registered a" an agent in the settlement of a Justice Department :on plaint. SI ..... Liak t• Dna• Pa ..... LOS ANGELES (AP> -A young womaii was shot to death today on a sidewalk in the SUver Lake area, and poli~ said they were investigating wheth~r she may be the sixth victim -uroers-:---- The unidentified victim was found at 3:30 a .m. at Bates Avenue and Sunset Boulevard. said Rampart Di.vlsloo Sgt. Robert Kosier. llit:'Wra Lo••= 820 /tllla.11 CANN ES. France c AP> -Burglars stole jewelry and foreign currency worth about S20 million from the R1v1era villa or a son or the former ruler of Qatar. police sources reported today The owner was identified as Abdel Aziz Ahm~ al Than1. of the ruling house of the 01l·ra ch sheik dom on the Persian Gulf Fr ... Page Al CHARGED. • Freeway several hours later. Depul~ Dis tric t Allo rne)' Aaron Stovtt.z said that for a ~hort tJ~e Grabs was mistaken for a woman due to his ef· fc manate a,ppearance. StoVllz said it was believ~ that Gr abs was killed in the Malibu area. Van d<' Kamp sa id the complai nt all eging murder includes a s pedal circumstance allegallon th at would qualify Bonin for the death penalty should he be convicted. That special circumstance allegation he said. 1s that the murder was committed in conjunction with an act of sodomy. Law enforcement sources indicated that Bonin re mains under investigation as a possible s uspect in several of the unsolv~ freeway kiUlngs, so named because the victims' nude bodies had been dumped a longside freeways and major highways in Southern Callfo'1Ua. Bonin is considered a strong possibility as a suspect in 10 murders that occurred in 1980. incJuding those of Glen Norman Barker. 14, of Huntington Beach. and Russell Duane Rugh, IS. of Garden Grove, whose bodies were found March 22 near the San Juan Creek campground east of San Juan Capistrano on Ortega Highway. Meanwhile it was 'learned today that investigators ln the Orange County Sheriff's Office are probing the possibility that more than one person has been involved in the freeway killings. The highly placed source said that i nvestigators r eceived informatioo Thursday, that leads them to believe that a man who wu acquainted with Bonin may h ave been involved in some of the cases. DAILY PILOT '"' Ot-CM\I Del~ l'•lllt. -~" ~" '' ·--, ................ ~ .. --... -°'-'-" _,.,,. ... ~ '-'-::·~:.:--..::~-·::-~==~ :!!'.:;s::;"~~ :·~:;;;::.; ~e".~ _ ....... ,.........,. -_,\. Ti. ..... _ =·.-:..."'\!:' ~.: e=.~-. "a. ._ .. _ "'------,.,. c.... Vl(•_, ____ __ ,_.._ Uil .. ,_ ......... "'-"-~QltfMM "-Auo.--......~ofltar Offloe• (oool<t ..,.... uo ........ ,. ..... ..=~::.. .. ~~';!~=:. Tlll•pflloM (7,.)MMl21 a , ... ~ .. ..a4111t ~ .... a.-..... Teamster OK 1£t,s Onofre Crew Return Members of San Diego County Teamsters LocaJ 36 voted today to accept a new three.year contract , paving the way for workers to return to the San Onofre nuclear po wer plant .construction project. A spokesman for the Bechtol Po wer Corporation . prlmar)' contractor for the additional units at the facility. said some crews were expected to report for the swing stuft today. By Monday. lbe coo.slrucUon crev. as expected to be nearly at full strength. The contract calls for a $6. 17 an hour increase in wages and benefits over the next three years. The strike which began July 7 closed vi rtually every major construction project in San Diego County. Jim Mackin, a sPOkesman for Bechtol, said the t.bree·week de· lay won't affect the time table for completion or the &ttODd aod third units of the power station. Unit two is scheduJ~ to be fueled this coming spring and unit three is expected to be fueled ln summer of 1982. Mesa Seeks Traffic Unit Applications Applications are sou1bt by Costa Mesa Mayor Arlene Shafer from residents who'd like to serve four yean on lbe city's Traffic Commisaloo. The terms of Virginia Kiddet', Derald D. Hunt and Wayne Kraiss expired June 30, she announced this week. The commission advises the city council, which selec:ts the commiaaioners, on all types of tra ffic matters, the mayor noted. Recommendations are m.cSe to the COUDclJ bued on clty atalf research and state and city laws. CandJdatea are asked to submit a resume ot experienct and a pbiloeopblcal atatetn.t re1ardiaa their thoulbU oa Inf. tic and tnnaportation t.o the ctt;J manacer·a otnce, P .O. Box !JOO. Coat.a Mesa. 92821, by s p.m. oa Au1.U. TeatingBtwin• MOSCOW CAP> -A Vletaam111 c:oamoeeut ud b1I Soviet .........-.... e81'1Tta1 out medlct•I and ael••tlfle iettt today lD ~ followtq tlaetr llJahp WW. tbe Sabvt • ~ atatloa and tbe two So•l•t cot._.. alr'eelb aboard 11. TMI NpOl'ted. ' I t - Street Projects ·Pushed Slga Ia Please Heliport :~ Stale Baek. Rsptration Plan Doe1 SAN FR~NCJSCO CAP> -About thr" quarttrs or Callfomlana favor draft ref,1atralion for YCMU\I men. whlte In M Dtarly hall a1Jo favor re1lltratlon of women, a SurveJ revealed esa , .•!•. today. •t~I SeveraJ ma.JOr devek>pen la OppoliUon to any fonn ol lhe draft was re,lltered by only By JE&AY CLAUSEN .,'." N~wport Bearh waa bela.1 asked 23 percent of lhote surveyed ln the California Poll, a 1tatew1de 0t .. o.r....,.1... ~. t o a peed up work on street '"""ey by lhe Mervin D. neld e>rJanlHUon. Pacific FederaJ Savtop 811( lmprovemtoU u part of • Some 74 ~t favored recllCnUoa of men and 47 pere«at Loan AsaoclaUon'a ,..quell tQ. u.n1que city plu to ease traffic favored reciltrat.lon of women. too. Only zr percent raver DMD· buUd office structures and a concl'Stion oaly reclltradola. heliport ln lbe heart of The d~velope r s will be WbeD it came to the q..UO. ol actually resumln1 tbe downtown goes to the Colta , tormalty aak~ nnt Mooday to draft.lq ol younc men into UM armed fottes. a majority ol 58 Mesa Pla~nlng Commlaalon' .,. coordinate etroru and set to percent favored it and 3' perceat oppoHd tt, accordin1 to the Monday. work oa nine intersectk>u In poll. The 6:30 p.m. meeting in city Newport as part or building Men and women UDdft' 30 ops111ed rea.ampUon ol lhe draft council chambers at 77 Fair =~ requirements. by a s-t marsiA· But all a1e CJ'OUPS above 30 beavtly favcired t.be Drive is expected to cenerate ·~ Newport Ma yo r Jac kie iMaoladrall. m ucbdiscuask>n. q Heat.her s41d the trllffic phasing The survey was cooducted lo May throu1b telepbooe Planning staff members have~/ plan will put developers ln the interviews with 1.219 adult.a statewide. recommended denial or the position ol demoostraling a little parking· lot heliport proposed fOf' faith in the city. t he r ecently purch ased old-...- That's because they wW be McNally High School site on·: improvements before their own Boulevard. asked lo go lo work on the street New7P0rt Revi·ewi·ng West 19th Street at Newport building projects are completed Const.ruction of the pad would or . in some cases, even started. result in too much belicopc.er Normally, deve&open are not Loe l c l Plan noise and cut the number ol. required lo make street a oasta available parking s paces to Improvements until their project below city requirements, they • ls compjete. r eport. The list ol devek>pers beinc BJ STEVE llA&BLE be \lied for marine commercial Pacific Federal. which would • ur1eted includes the Irvine °'-~..... and recrealiooal uses only. use the proposed lhree·st.ory of· Company, the Koll Company. Newport Beach plannlna _ CANNE•Y VILLAGE: a fice structure as a new Eagle Development, the Doan commlaaiootts received a pre· prol'V\&al th t • f l _... corporate headquarters in a game briefing Thursday OD lM -~ a wa~er ron auu Company and Pacific Mutµal . most controversial elements i.n inland lots be desicnated for move from Holly wood. has just' The response from the de· the city's just·released lftl'al recreational and marine uses been oam~ developer of the velopers bas been positive but coastal plan. "" only. ()(fices would be allowed adjacent downtown s uper·block several have noted that they are In a 5,._ial _._emoon st·· ... y on second noors on Inland lots redevelopment pro1ect. taking a gamble that the city i ..-~ .i" uu only. The ~t cNa ll y Sc hool sit e will aoomvf' future oermits and sess on. commissioners said they -MA&INAPARK: a propos.al proposal actually calls for two plan checks on their pro;ects as wanted to get a handle on what th h' · d b'I h of d I t I points In the stale·mandattd at t ts c tty·own e mo 1 e p ases eve opmen . p anners they come up. 1 ted home park be phased out and note. . .. Robert She lton. an Irvine Pan are expec to cause a property used fo r public Jn addition to the lhree·story.· a>mpany v;ce president, noted stir. rttreation. headquarte r s and he liport. his firm was beirur asked lo be Tbe commission is gearine up -BALBOA PENINSULA: a P a c 1 f 1 c F e d e r a l s e e k s the lead agency for street wort for a series of public hurings in p r o p o s a I c a ll 1 n c f o r a authonzal>on to build additional t ~ -·'""-· •-•t--u -Augu.at on the co.staJ land US< a .our ""-"'" Uh.crsec~ """ plan. whk h bas been wader walkway/bikeway between E mulli·story office buildings on said the work would cost roucblY study by· a citizen adv isor ) Stred and the Wedge Harbor Boulevar d properly 11 million. ----....--.... < ... o"'mtmtt.ee-rot~"Yffi"f ___ -'l'lm-Wlill~S+-..-.Miel98.t-~ntj.gueus-wtt~-Ml+l'iHM~-1 "ll nuifll"l'>e passable tO cut Cl l Y Planner 5· t 0 ·1 d that a res~room fac ility be ~1te the schedul~ completion of at co mml s~ioners to expect constructed an West Jetty Pat1c: Pacific Federal offi cials have least some of the intersection rumbles from several areas of at the Wedge . ~gun negotiating for the strip of improvements from three years Newport, inct .. ..ti .... : M e rc~ants from the city's ~hops along the east side of down to one year," he said . _ UDC)is~ aJ that Manners lthle waterfront area Harbor Bo ul evard between A spokesman from the Koll a signing program ~ducted already have reacted violently Bernard a nd 19th streets, Company also said h is firm to identify public beaches and to a P~ they contend v.1U planners report, and have ask~ probably would be willing to go pubhc access easements make 1t nearly 1mposs1ble to t1t y Redevelopment Agency ' along v.ilh the city's traffic plan. _ MARINER'S MILE: a build restaurants. hotels or or bo ard m cm be r s f o r Street work is to include oropos.al £hat waterfront areas face bwldlne.s condemnation help if it is construcuon of add1l1onal lanes. The plan s recommeodatJon n-qu1n'<l s ignalization and striping at Fro• p~ ,t j that rttreational and marane The financial 1nst1tut1on was major intersect.ions. com mere i a I uses a long the high bidder . at $3.4 m1lhon. last The intersections targeted mile·klog waterfront stretch be August for the McNally school are: WASTE given top priority LS aim~ at site, about S(>ven acres stluated -Bristol/Birch: additioo of • • • e n co uragi n g boatyards . d 1a~on3lly northwest of the right tum lane and striping. However, any chance is more charters . rentals and other p r o p o s e d d o wntown -Bristol/Jamboree: coovert than we can t.alte. water-dependent~ rl'de-.elo pme nt s uper·bloc k turn lane for through traffic. "We must keep the beaches commercial project striping and signalization. and v. ate rs off the coast or Burglar Gels ... Earlier t.tus month, the loan -Campus/Bnst.ol : addition of Orange County totally safe from 1n!>t1 luuon edgt'd about a dozen nght tum lane and new paving. contamination." other firms an ~1ng nam~ by -Irvine/University : addJtioo Members of the County All K lhe Cat) Rede\elopment Agency of rightturn lane. Administrative Office and the ey8 lO d"-de31gner and contractor for -Jamboree /San J oaquin Human Services Agency will tht< commerc·1al rede..,elopment Hills: convert right turn lane to study tM EPA report and report Mes High proJC>Cl bordered by Newport optional through or tum lane. back to supervisors. 8 • a nd Harbor boulevards and -Coast Highway/Jamboree: Marilyn Varela of the EPA of · P ark A\'enue and 19th Street. addition or through lane on rice an Washington o c said The 1.000 keys kept an 3 box at City Council members. sitting Coast Highway and left turn three s ites off the Califorrua Costa Mesa High School to~ as the Redevelopment Agency lane to J amboree. coast were us ed· a s dumps all of tM faciUty's doors were board. mdlcated that OILS plan -Jamboree/Campus: Ad· betw~ 1946 and 1969. stolt'n late Wednesday or early v.as accepted partly because of d1t1on of left tum and right turn One was off the Farallon Thursday by a burglar wtth a the farm 's self·1nte res t m the lanes and stnping. Is lands 111 northern Callforrua. glass cutter. pola C'e said ~Y downtov.'Tl area as suggested by -Jamboree/Bison: addition o ne Y-as 800 miles off Los School officials said that as far 1ts earlier det'1S1on to move its: of signal, left tum lane and other Angeles and ooe was soo rrules as they could teU. nothing e~ headquarters there road widening &mprovemeots. off San Diego v. as taken fro m the school'!\ On nearly all of the projects. it The EPA investigauon fOWld ma 1 n office 1n a burglar) is expected a number of de· thal aboutaquarterofthe 47,000 committed bet~een s p.m • .. eloperswiU combi.Deontheworit ba rre l s at the n orthern W ednesday and 7 a .m andshareinthecosts. California site had corroded and Thursday. burst. spilling their contents on The haul is valu~ at $1 ,000, Two Arrested On Cocaine, Pot Charges Acting or Information de· veloped locally, Fountain Valley Police narcotJcs officers arrest· ~ two men in their Newport Beach home Thursday rught on suspicion of selling cocaine and marijuana. Arrested on felony warnnt.s and t.alten to Orange County Jail were David Samuel Matrooe, 25, and Thomas M. Arel Jr .• 27, both of 48 10 Park Newport, Newport Beach. Fountain Valley Police Detective Donald Nielsen said undercover officers bad made drug purchaaes at the addresa durlnc a mootb ·lonc i.Dvestinlioo. the ocean Ooor. but it wtU cost Newport· Mesa Sbe also pointed out that mott unified School Dtstrict between barrels were dumped at the S2.000 and $2..500 to put ntw locks northern Site than at either of an all tM doors. one official the other two. estimated. However. Ms. Varela said that Cos~ Mesa police sa.Jd lbe the spUled wastes appareaUy burclar cut a small ho&e iD a did oo appnoclable dama1e to glass door leadinc into the of. the mariM lite in the area. flee, reached t6ro uch. and She 5aid that no inlpectioa is unlO<.'ked the door. going to be made of the two New loclts att already being southern dump sites for rear installed in Ute 1.000 dooC'S, an that handling may cause the o fricial said, a nd s ecurity barrels to bunt and becauae of measures are bemg taken to the ladl ol d.amage noted rrom make sure nobody uses lbe the burst barrels al the nortaern massanc keys to mue off with site. other pre>pertv. Fro•P~,.tl OPERA ... marble edifice with an imposing front of glass They followed the n-d ·carpeted hallways that run through the building. Ten hours later. the woman's shoes were fOW\d on the root. Her body was discovered ln the air shaft a short time later. Deputy C hief Inspector Richard Nicastro said Paaov's dr essrng room was on the state level and the re was no known reason why Miss Hagnes should have been on a higher noor. He s aid he believed her death was the r esult of ··a chance encounter." When the two l\llpects were arrested Thursday, police seized quaottlles of marlJuaaa and co c a i ne. The value or the confiscated druas was not immediately determlned. filre•P.,,eAJ BUY ANY SUIT OR SPORT COAT IN OUR STOCK FOR ONLY ... SELLERS ••• Saturday'• aervtce," explalaed a member of S.Uen• LoDdoe· baled pubUdt1 nrm beaded bf TbeoCowan. . .. There were· rean. bowewet . that many ot Sellen• elolelt friends lD ~ Ud ..... wbere were feel1Dl111Cbted. one dollar. ·: Accordln1 to auoeiat ... Michael Sellen, tbe comediu'1 ton rrom b1I ftnt maniqe to Auatrallan aetrlN ADM Howe, was plaaalDI tbe fuaerat an...,.maa. Sellen. wtlloM M IDOYMe .._ a span ot a ,.an made blm OM of tbe world'• mott !OIMll•r eomed.lw, died la lllddllla Ha.pttal on Tbunday. M Muri after i4fer1DI a Mart attlS bl bb hotelaulte. Hewul4. -WITH PURCHASE OF ONE AT REGULAR PRICE SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA (714) ~<>-1602 ,• OM. V PLOT .t.1 ' GOvernlnent BlaDled for Costly Honies . ·I . 81 MnD IWftllANN New IMl:s:~:-..... unct.r -• ....._ .... bf \odQ•a lAll.uc.ar,~-eCNld be p~rovtded a •tr wttb leu Nd tape aDd more cllmtt.Jcleftlopmeat. But t.be overall de- velopment picture. lrvlee Compan1 Prealdent Peter Kremtil' 1ays, a~ several key I IOU, lnctudina the ci>DUDulq tren4 ol •overall\tnl to ..Uft <'Oita .. r'Ofldl. bridaea ....... and otW eapU.aJ lmpro~ to chvelopen. Kremer. •bau t0mpuy la lM .... Wiest ladoWMr "' 0r....-County. aakt demand fo. affordable hou 1 ln1 h ov•nwWmM:aa· ··o..r ltuctits show then lS • sll"Oftt demand for all leveb of bou1ln1 . ·• the: company pr u ldent told business .x4cuUws at •an Orance County bamber ot Commtrc• lu.ocbeon m etlnt lo Anaheim Thunday. ''Put we ftnd that I.be demand tor wha~ IOme term atfordable bo\lllnl -let's aay somethlni uoder a.>.000 or 1100.000 -l~ bsolutel.)' huge," he said. Kttmer malntalne<t that the "a blllty to create affordable bouslng eiust.s in Orange County OC Cha1·ter Eyed Voters May Limit County Powers ls there a charter in Oran&e County 30vernment's future? Members of a blue rlbboa committee studying the question haven't yet Upped their hands on what they'll decide. although the time to do so is f ast approaching. At a m eeting Thurs day evening. the committee, news representatives and me mbers of the Orange County Grand Jury were told that a voter·approved l'harte r. could. among other things. permit: -An expanded board of supervisors, with as much or as little power as the voters cared to give it, subject to constraints imposed by oierridlng st.ale laws. , -Greater or fewer elective of. fices. such as that of the district attorney and tax collector. The only office that must remain elective is that of the sheriff. due to state constitution provisions. -Limitations of the number of employees on the county work force. No Alerts Today Pollution Sit}ge ---.... __ _.. ...-._ _...,..__.._ __ _ In County Ea.ses ~ four·day pollution siege ended today in Orange .County and most of Southern California as a weakerung inversion \ayer permitted the foul air to di s p e r se upwa rd into the atmosphere. No firsl·stage alerts were forecast for any part of Orange County although Inland valleys were to expect dirtier air. "It 's a pretty big improvement,'' an Air Quality Ma n agement. Di s tric t s pokesman said this morning. He said air quality wou.Jd sun be unhealthful for sensitive people in Orange County despite improving conditions. Alan Daniig, an AQMD or~ ficlal in Anaheim , s aid the atmospheric conditions looked "fairly good" today. No second-stage episodes were forecast in the South Coast Air Basin , meaning car pooling pla ns and pollutioo a batement precautions wer e no longer required oo a mandatorv basis. Danzig said AQMD mspectors e nforc ing sec ond ·s ta ge precautions cited several large agencies for infractioos Thursday. including the city of Hunt\ngton Beach, Fairview State Hospital and the Santa Ana Re~r newspaper. The official said all three failed to use car pooling plans as required in a State U episode. During the helgbt of the smog nttack this week, numerous second stage health alerts had to be called, primarily in inland valleys tbrougbout the air ba.s1a. Contributing lo the problem was a layer ol moist marine air and a stubborn, low-banging inversion layer trapping the pollutants close to the ground. Temporary Homes, Real Debts Detailed Temporary pleasures and predicaments will be the focus ot Sunday's Daily Pilot. PART·TIME LUXURY - Ti mesbaring of r esort area condominiums offers many a way to achieve dreams of far away places -but there are some risks. Michael Dougan explains in the businets pages. CREDR DUE -While adults worry about where their oext payment will come from, young people fi nd it bard to get anyooe to let them get into debt. A You/Your Money story gives some hints oo obtaining first· time credit. AFl'EA "FIVE-0 .. -Having -(SUND A Y'S BEST) put Hawaii on the video map, Jack Lord is livl.og in the islands and producing new TV series. He tells about the earlier days of s hooting bis adventure show 3,000 miles from home base. GET 11IE SPIBJT -Thailand ls dotted with magnificent, gilded temples and Uuy spirit houses -about tbe sl&e of mailboxes -that house gods wbo protect property owners. T ravel columailt Stan Delaplane tella bow the owners take careoftbetoda. of housing ~evelopment ln lhe- cou o t y. "Althoug h how you e nforce it is another thmg," Sanger said. The consultant's report and the committee's pu.st work Wlll be the subJect of a public hearing at S p.m. Aug. 13 al the county's Hall of Administration in Sant.a Ana. Following that hearing. the committee will prepare its r ecommendation to the board of s upervisors on whe ther a charter should be pursued. Never Vsed Bookmobile Up For Sale A »root-long bookmobile that never coota1ned a single book in its five years of existence will be the largest of many Items up for bid at the Hwitingtoo Beach City au ct ion Sa1u.rda,y. Other it.ems going on the block al 10 a.m. for sale include 10 ~dalboats formerly used on Lake Huntin gton, 12·foot saUbOats. rowboats. used city automobiles. retired pohce cars and pickup trucks. Four city street sweepers recently replaced by newer machines are also for s ale. All items are open to public bid with tbe highest bidder required to put up 2S percent of the purchase price with the remainder due three days later. according lo Rick Amadril of the city's purchasing office. The city yard. 17311 Gothard St., will open at 8 a .m. for pre· bid viewing ol all sale items. be said. Librarian Walter Johnson says the city tried to sell its mobile white elephant for $30,000 last year, but found no takers. A minimwn purchase price of $25,000 bas teotatJvely beeo set for the ~. which was formerly a bloodmobile based in Loa Angeles. Johnson notes. 'Save t•e Spr•ee Goose' Rare Aircraft Revved Up for Qunpail{ll Two rare aircraft will ftJ ln&o Long Beach Airport Saturday after1'.M>CD to demomtrate dtben efforts to save tbe nation's largest Oylnl boat, Howard Hughes' Spruce Goose, from b~iDI d ismantled witbln a matterof cM)'Sorweeta. Arrlvmc for a 1 x·m. press confereoce bel by tbe Commlttee to Save U. Hulbea FlyiAI Boet. wW be a ran B-21 bomber brln1ln1 peUUon sip•~ from ~. Arts.. ID 1upport of tbe trOUP'• etrorta. Accordlna to committee dlairmm. 80b llcCafterJ, tbe IDtenutAI fll&bt II symbolic of wtaat be c1a1ma la a Datiolawide concern over UM fate of the World War II •int.a1e fiJinl boat, built by H\IOel. A •lataae p.51 llu1tan1 ,,.bter wW join tbe 1ymbollc effort by allO landtn1 at the a1rpGlt for tbe pna confenmce, . JlcCakJ Aid. ... Coutnactecl to 1ene u • ~ md Hf'IO trauport. tbe SWUce OOOM ool)' made oae lliW ..... a. INT, WltJll ...... ... tbe CGlllll'Ola • Tbe current owner of the flytng boat, the ff.ugbes· founded Summa Corp., bas plans to dismantle the craft into six aectklas and ship them to varioua museums. The Lon1 Beach bani• bouline tbe craft bas been leased by Atl•tic Rlcbfleld Co. for an' oil termiD.11 and It must be ._ .. bJ Dal FridaJ. llcCaffet'J Mid. Tb• news eoaference Is an attempt to penuMe Lone Beach offlelela to extend tbe d11manWna deadUDe, lleCal· fer, takl. 0 °Tbil alreraft belonp to tbe country,•• tbe committee cbalnun aid. "People from aU acrou tbe ~untry feel tt's anot~ historical monument about to be deltroJed. An7GM lntereeted in aviation 1bould want to kftl) it lD one piece." Lut weelt, McCaffery tr&V• eled to Wubinston, D.C. ud preaented 30,000 petition 1l1nature1 ID 1uppor~ of Dl'tlMrWll tbl Sprue. Ooole to tbria Deliporte, dlrector ot ...,. Herltqe CoaHnaUo• ud 84e,.... Slrvlc:e. He uid tbe IJ'OUp, formed in April, a1ao aupporta efforts by Texas OU tycoon ud bOtelman Jack Wralber lo purcbJM the fiylng boat in a paclla1e deal involvtng tbe Looi Beach owned ocean liner Queen Mary. WrMber wants to brine the 1b1p ... P1ylq Boat toptber u a combmed m\lle\lm complex and tom1lt attraction. McCaftery ••Id b is committee, a non-profi t or1an•zat1oa, bu 1atbeNd 10me $250,000 lD dooaUOm and would turn that money °""to Wratber to iDlure what be terma • propel' dimay of tbe flY1nl boat. He eltlmated that Sl million could save the Hu1bea craft from bftnt dbmantled. A 1potesman tor Ule Summa Corp .• aakS that OGly "very pre. Umlnar" aelQtlaUou bave been conducte-d with W rather coneeratnatbeftytnc boat. Loni leech i• reportedly ana~ .. ..U the Queen Mary, •blcb bu lolt larce 1wm ot money ewry year, SZ mlWcn in 1171, ... lt WU putthaMd lo 1117. • If the aovernmental agencies will •Pffd thls type of housing tbrou1h the ttvlew process and lf th~y wUl approve the higher densltl required." • • · H<!re 1s a case of exlremely high demand and extremely low supply," he said. Us tn.e former U.S. Treasury Secretary William Simon as a s o ur ce, Kr e mer sai d governmental regulation would only ae-rve to be "slmultaneoualy inflationary and restrictive of production." "The problem is," Kremer saJd, "that those who need al· fordable housing have Uttle or often no voice in 1overnmeoL The people who do have a volce, the main bloc of voters, already own a home." The Irvine Compuy execuUve said that government baa been Jeekl ng lo s hift capltat improvement co1t1 to d e · vek>oefw for 10 nan. But with Votft a1>1>roval of tax· cutti111 ProDoeJUoa 13 two years a,o, "lhb sh1lt bas become eWlft more pronou'lced,'' Kremer said. •'In the case of the lrvine Company." be said, "we have moved from the beginning of the 1970s. where we contributed money for some local improvements. to the mlddle of the 19705. where we spent ... $3 million for a county Oood control chaDMI .•. " Kremer said that with the advent of the 19808, his company would spend S9 million for two freeway iotttcbanges. But the stn&Je most seriou.s problem facing the county, he s atd . could well b e traosportaUoo. At a lime or tremendous county growth. Kremer said. the state bas lopped oft funda for any new freeway cocst.ruction. ··As a res ult, we have freeways that are aged and inadequate. we have freeways left wit.bout being completed. and we have routes for freeways and transportation corridors which bave seemingly llltle chance of beeoming reality in the foreset>able future." Kremer said. One solution lo this problem. he said. is for Orange County to have its own Caltrans region. apart from Los Angeles . This could result in larger amounts of gasoline t ax revenues being spent here. hl' said. But despite tbe numerOU!> ...... -ereblems tit tt~v-HJ+rt« -&f- fordab&e housing. Kreme r said. there have been "two pockets of light. Horsing Around '.\klinda Jones of Laguna Beach ts n't exact ly rnimg tall in the saddle. but then she's JUSL learning bow lhis s ummer . J\lelmda also is learning how to groom and care for one of her own someday at Stone Ridge R1dmg Club m Laguna Canyon. under city recr eation department s ummer program. Pilot Photographers Snap Up Fair Prizes Dail y Pil ot n e w s photographers Richa rd Koehler and Gary Ambrose took two of Cocaine Cut By Computer? REDWOO D CITY CAP> Deputies say a man and his wife used a home computer to figure out how to cut cocame so as lo yield the best profit. San Mateo County Sheriffs Sgt. J\)an A. Johnson said Russel Dowing Jack.son. 41, and Nancy Jane Jack.son. 26. were boo«ed for investigation of possessioo for s ale of cocaine, LSD and marijuana. Police and sheriff's officers armed v.i tb a search warrant alleged they entered a Half Moon Bay house and found three s ales containing $13,000 in cash and 900 grams of cocaine, LSD. marijuana . has his h and amphetamines. five possible first·place awards in the third a nnual Orange County Fair Press Photog~apby contest this month. Ambrose also toot tbe contest' S"'ttpstakes a ward. "'Orth $150 in cash. for b.is pboto series depicting the arrest of an assault and robbery suspect LO Irvine last year Twenty.six of the col.Lilly 's leading press photographers presented more than 22S photos fo r Judging by Tom Shaw of lbe Lo ng Beach Inde pendent, Press-Telegr a m and Scott Harrison of the Southwest Dally News. Cash a..·ards were offered to f 1 rst and second pl ace winners m each of the f&ve categories. Feature photo category winners were Mark Boster of lbe Register, first: Steve RI~. Los An geles Times, second; Clay Miller. H. Lorren Au. J r . and Yg nacio Nanetti. a ll of the Ree islet', honorable meotioos. • 'Tlw? Orange County Board of Supervisors has made inroad.c; into ass.is~ with pro .. 'ls1on of affo rdabl e h o u s in g 1n unincorporated Orange County and U\ the ctt)' of Irvine we are Just beginning a program of govero~nt ·~ss1sted low and moderate income housing," Kremer said. He s3.1d 1l would be up to th<' bus iness leader s of Orange County t o find a ppropriate sol ut IOQS. "The future of our county 1s literally at i.take." Kremer roncluded. Grape Gulp WseNixed CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP > -Seyedas hrarr ~tlrbadl, ao Iranian studm found lnnocent of charges of shoplifting a single grape, called his first ft>COWlter with the American Judicial system •. rldi<'Wous ... Tbe ease bad l>fft1 ini · tiated by Larey Bowers. manager of the Kroge r store lo M~omery. who said be saw Mirhadi put a white seedJess grape into his mouth while shopping June 13. ''I don't know what to think," lbe 20-year·old Wes t Virgini a Tech student said. Municipal Judge Carl Harris• nallng Thursday ended tbe threat of de- ortaUoo for Ml .aadi, a possibility raised by his lawyers and confirmed by U.S. immigration officials. HOUSEPLANT BONANZA mr11A1ric: IVY, NEANTHE ASSORTED ~~~HOUSEPLANTS 18.LA PAI.II, IOSTON FIRN, i-n--.,_. IUTTERFI. Y SPIDER PWCT, NEPllTlfYT1S CHlllESE 4"POT 11.29 REG. TO $2.99 HAWAIIAN PLUMERIA GOLDEN POTHOS OR co~ FICUS BENJAMINA.•9 99 6" POT S • REG.:&.09 2.99 REUR.119 •10 99 EVER8REEN . • e·· POT •3.99 REG. TO '7.99 KEllTIAPAUI , __ DRACAEIA MARllNATA SPECIMEN Sil£ *39.99 REG. TOSl9.99 ' I I t \ t ' r 't J I l • i l I I • I I • I • • ' I J I • 114 °"'LY PILOT NATION I WEATHE" ..... .. ~oa t in g ~ .. ...... ~1 To•~~' M arpbl a• 'Rip Anderson' Efforts Bared Sign Up, Move Out SCHOOL DA.IE DEn. Woe i• the news for th youni people of O\lr coulaJ reiton. School mullt be 1uat around the comer. All kinds of reg1 tratlon activity 1::. golnaonatour van~campu$f'I'. Thf'ouah all this. )'OU have Lo wondtr whal'h iion • wrona at ~ 1choo1a theae days• Th~ di.tu(lhtcr or our h()w(', for example, went up to California Stak Universit y, Fullerton juat yesterday and regis tered for clauH. Sbe came home to report they were actually ruce to her. Another daughter registers by computer at UC Davis Near as 1 un tell. s he just talks to the com_puter and 1t !>pit.s out a hst or cluaes. She never even sees the old· fashioned faculty inq\usitors who used to scream. "NO, NO, YOU CAN'T take English 402·Q . You haven't taken English 108-Z yet, you idiot! Everybody knows 108-Z ls a prerequisite for 402-Q ... " Further proof that our higher education has gone soCt comes from our campus just upcoast, al Callfom1a State l'nivers1ty, Long Beach. The savants at Cal State Long Beach have just announced publication of a new booklet titled. "Choosmg lestfryeor f acuity Adtn3eT Prepormg lo Aid New Student Your AJma Mater "This 1s billed as a treatise on Truth m Collt'gl· Advertising. · This 1s Lon_g Beach's response to the cons umer prott>cllon movement." a campus spokesman declared. GOOD JIEA VENS, what they mean is they're t rying to prokct the students from getting slickered by a fast· talking faculty member or some Oim -Oam student adviser into !>1gning up a t a second-rate institution. WASH INGTON <AP > - C~ rttr admlnlatraUon officiala have distributed anon ymous N&mpaip materialJ attempting to d iscredit Inde pendent presl~nUal candidate John 8 . Anderson. The Anodate<l Press has learned. T he derogator)' literature was prepared by the Democratic National Committee with the- help of the Carter-Mondale re- election campai1n and other Democratic croups, a DNC spokesman saJd. l t Is a violation or federal Citmpalgn law to finanee and distribute political literat Utt advocating the election or defeat o f an y candidate wltbout identifying the person or organiiaUon that paid for it. THE PAP ER POKTaAYS Anderson, a Republican congressman from Illinois, as a par t y reg ular who. as a presidential candidate. is trying to d o dge o r cover u p a con servative. anti-labor , pro- nu c lear a nd anti-consume r voting record. T he Democratic spokesman. R o b e rt N e u man . sai d distribution of t he unsigned 15-page document entitled "The Real John Anderson" was an error and that it was halted s hortly after the material was rirst cir culated among state party officials. But sources who made the document available to the AP -w1&n-the underS4and.lng ~ wbuld not be identified said 1t h as been di s tribut e d to government employees in recent days by political appointees Joyal to President Carter. , Radio Statio n Loses Rig ht To Broadcast WASHINGTON <AP> -The Fe d eral Communi cat i on s Com mission has ordered a San Diego radio station orf tM air by Oct. 4 for its failure more than six years ago to provide sufficient nev.-s and public af. fairs programming. lo a public notice released afte r a n executive session Thursday. the FCC unanimously The IOW"ces said employees given copies have been told they are free to make photocopies a nd pass them on to their colleagues. The variety of staple marks In the AP copy indicate it has been copied repeatedly. NEUMAN SAID the material probably was prepared for a packet that wu d i.strlbuted to state party leaders who came to Wastungton early last month for a strategy session and pep talk from President Carter. He sald it w as mteoded as an "I nternal doeument. n ot prepared for pubhc r elease." but he conceded 1l should have ca rried the disc laim e r statement that appears on most campaign Literatw-e to comply with lhe legal requirement that the organiuUon paying for it be identified. He acknowledged "tha t did not occur" with the anti-Anderson paper. The paper quotes numerou~ sources. rangl n~ from back issues o r news p ape r <; In Anderson's home district lO the Congressional Quarte rly and e ditorials an the A FL-Cf0 '11 political newslette r IT RECOUNTS 'EVERAL of t h e campaig n t h e me '> Democrats have sought to use agains t Anderson. mcluding h1-; o n e ·l i m e s uppo rt f or a constitutional amendment "to make t he United State-. a ~ Slain Performer Poli_c~ had no clues today in the mysterious slaying of v1ohrust Helen Hagnes ~hntiks. 30. whose nude bodv was found Thursday stuffed into ventilator shaft at Metro- politan Opera House in New York. She reportedly left orchestra ptt at inte r mission to m eet with star ballet pcr f ormc>r. Rangers Set Traps For Deadly Grizzly Cbrisuan nation." his backing of ST :'\lo\ RY. ~tonl 1 AP> -Rangers are setting traps around l"he-Gllne-h~br~tttor---frt~~~~--tfl»~U~ ~~r beJl(:W~ proJect. ~ B·l bomber and the ' rtl>ponstble for the fatal maul.togs of a man and a v.oman. neutron weapon lie also has Tht' t v.o park employees v.c·re found dead Thursday at a camp been on "both side!\ of the gun lht·y had ~et up, 11leg<tll)'. on a sand bar Just inside lhe park's control issue " and shifted from 1 J'>tt·m border be i ng a spo n s or o f th 1· The \'1ct1ms. both in their early 20s, v.ere 1dent1f1ed as Kim R Republicans' Kemp-Roth tax c·ut Eberly of :"orth La"'rcnce. Ohio. and Jant A. Ammerman of b 1 11 t o ha v 1 n g · · ~ r a\ " . t11lv. att'r . ~tmn. Both v.ere ~um mer emµloyees at the Lake reservations" <ibo ut 1l . the paper \lcDooald ~ge on the '4 t'St side of the park '>3YS Joe Shellenbergl•r . m.inc:ti:t•mt•nl JS'>l!>lant dl G l<1c1cr. s<11d the t;od1es 14ere found near the campsite · It accust''> thl' indep't'ndcnt candidate of .. an underly ing ualotry, rigidity and shrillnesc;" and suggests he has changt-d hi., positions on emotional ii.su1."S out of politicaJ opPortu.nism :'II El':WA:'lol SAID Tll E tr<t cl was b1tsed on staff work by "our research people" with help from the Carter-Mondale campaign. Democrats on Capitol Hill and references available through th<' Library of Congrcs!> The Carter camp aign and DNC have run into repeated problems in their dealings wtth Anderson. "THE TE~T SITE WAS tom up. b<'lon~1n i:c; "'t're strewn Jr<iu nd and the girl's body "'a'> dragged downstream about 60 'a rd.,," he !'>aid. Whether th" attacking aru m al .,., as a ~nzzly or a black bear JU~l can't be pinned down for i.ur<' at th1i. point. but \Ai e're pretty . 'un · it v.as <1 gnul~ ." Shellenber$!cr s • .11d Autopsies "'t'n.· to be performed today in Great f alls to de term me the exact cause of death. hl' 'aid He said traps 1n tht" park .... ould be lari:e. canister types wtth bait ms1de. and said some s nares probabl} would be set outside the pJrk boundanes Shellenberger s aid Thursday's 1nc1df'nt wa<t the first serious man-bear confrontation an Glac1er dunng this year's tounstseason TKE lAST CONFIR:WED Kl'~AS death from a gnnly attack in the park occurred in 1976. he said. although one maullng was reported last } ear. It sounds lJke they're hawking used cars in the faculty lounges. You m.Jght think this booklet on how not to get conned into college would be s la nted in favor of Cal State Long Beach because it was published by that campus. reversed an administrative law ................................................................................. ill J u d ge's rulin g that th e NEVER FEAR. We a re assured by no less than Cal State Long Beach President Stephen Hom that his school's booklet is of "unusual candor and objectivity." So there. This ju st goes l o prove how far downhill our institutions of higher learning have skidded in recent times. They're actually out there seeking students . They're treating them like human beings. They make registration easy. WHAT EVER HAP PENED to the good old days? The stude nt was considered the hapless victim. The faculty adviser had a license to torture . Education was supposed to hurt. For registration , they would herd the student body mto the small gymnasium and order everybody to stand Ill signup lines for four or five hours. Guys with red arm bands patrolled the llnes. They would single out a victim a nd start shouting \n bls ear. thus: "KEY YOU ! Yes you, t wit. Why are you stand.mg m this line for people A lo Z?" "But l a m an A to Z." you would protest meekly. "Not with that registration card, Dingo. That's a blue card. You register In the numbered lines. 101 to 4.282. The A to Z line is fo r the yellow cards. Dumbo. Now get to the back of the numeral line. That's outside, about five blocks away ... " Alas. these days are gone forever. Students today get treated just like human beings. Times sure do change. s ho rtcomings of KlFM·FM during its 1971·to-74 li cense term were Ill.Sufficient to justify loss of license. The station, which formerly used the call letters KDIG. is owned by West Coast Media Inc. If the firm appeals Thursday's decis ion. tbe FCC said it could remain on t he air pending a court's ruling. The case dates to 1974, when two college students identified as J onathan 0 . Lewis and John L . Musselman c h all enged KIF M's 1974 license r enewal application. All radio and TV s tations mus t renew their licenses every three years. In January im. the law judge who presided over the c ase finally ruled West Coast Media had failed to make a good-faith eff o r t t o carr y o u t the programming proposals it made after acquiring the station in 1971 . As a result, the judge ruled the s tation had failed to present progra m s r es ponsive to community needs. But instead or d e n yin g licens e r e newal outright he required the firm to fil e its next renewal application two years early. Rainstorms Scattered ~rs Strereh From Gul,/ to Midtoost Low (..,.,,.,. -too ~ -<Oitll 11i9lll •IMI ,.,..r111119 110'"' _,,,., _., S-..0.y •J<ftll Oflly PH'l.i <INrlnt M IM W«MS. CN•I .. hlfll .. 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' ) w CITY OF IRVINE COMMUMITT SERVICES DEPARTMENT NISIHTS "CONCERT ON THE GREEN" RONNIE MILSAP & BAND FEATURING With LACY J. DALTON & THE DAL TON GANG HARRY NEWMAN, KLAC DISC JOCKEY Aa M•ater of Ceremonlea HERITAGE PARK STADIUM IN IRVINE FRIDAY, AUGUST 8th, 1980, 8:00 PM Tickets: $8.00 at ell TICKETRON outlets end IRV1NE CITY HALL for advance sale or S9.00 at the gate. Festival atyte seating. t>feae, no lawn chairs. bottles. cans or pets. Gates open at 6:00 for picnic dinner; brtng your own or get one at the stadium. Take the 1-5 fwy to Culver; then south to Walnut; .east to Irvine High Schoot. Mail orders for tickets will be filled upon arrival of your check and stamped, self·addreued envefope. Mall to Ctty of lrlvne. Attentton: Concert on the Green. P.O. Box 19575 lrvlne. CA 92713 A benefit for The Irvine Symphony. a non.profit organization. Oefl¥ff •1 .. DIM Me!Nt •t 1t 4, 01111.-tw l •t11tcto. Lllll• ,._.., .............................................................. .. ' \ , -...-..--- Ff6dlW,Ju~25. tllO OM. v PILOT A~ ~CALIFORNIA .·-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gonvictions fA r 1 r•••• Pt ••r Jldnunl • LOS ANGELES CAP> -Comedian Richard ;Pryor, 39, who was given a ooe·in·t.bree chance of :survival after a freak accident melted his polyester shirt over his body la.st month, walked unassis ted from a ( J hospit.al and said, "I feel ST ATE like God has given me a second chance at life." ""--------There was no visible s ign that he had undergone three skin graft operations ln the six weeks since police found him badly burned and running down the s treets or a Los Angeles neighborhood. He had suffered third·degree burns over the upper half of his body. "My face was burned -luckily nothing hap- pened to it other than I'm still as ugly as I ever was -and my neck, chest aod hands." a spirited a nd healthy-looking Pryor told ABC"s Barbara Walters in an interview conducted Thursday, shortly before he was discharged. n~ Dntrop 5 Cobhu -----APPLE VALLEY <AP> -Firefighters battling a wind·whipped brush fire south of here that destroyed five mountain cabins and consumed 1,500 acres of brush reported it 75 percent contained early today. Authorities s aid they expected containment by 6 p.m. today and control by 6 p.m. Saturday. The lightning-sparked blaze -constantly shifting directions because of high winds -also destroyed two sheds and damaged two other houses, said spokeswoman LoVae Martines of the California Department of Forestry. Four firefighters and ooe civilian bad to be treated after suffering from heat exhaustion Thursday when daytime temperatures hit 108 degrees. -1JERKELEY <AP> -University of California regenta have given UC presideot lavid S. Saxon a raise that will bring his salary to $88.000 a year. Saxon, one of the highest- paid state officials, was voled a 20 percent salary boost last September. The oew raise is for 11.8 percent. In past years Saxon has returned part of his salary to the university. but UC officials 1 said they did not know whether ·• s.u°" he would continue that practice. 'taxon could not be reached for comment. 1 ~ra,..io11 Due!lu ~tr ! SACRAMENTO (AP> -Democratic U.S. Sen. ~Ian Cranston is turning down Republican thallenger Paul Gann's request for a one-on-one ~ebate. ~ Gann, who will oppoge Cranston's bid for a third six-year term in the Nov. 4 election, asked 1hursday for a televis«t debate without any other ~andidates. But Cranston replied that a two-man pebate is \dlacceptable. r: Cranston says any debate should iodude all ilerious candidates, including the nominees ol the American Independent, Libertarian and Peace and Freedom parties . .. )". ~oman Registers t'or 'Freedom' .. FRESNO <AP> -"I'd like to sign up for the .f!raft." E. Nikki Stamoulis said as sbe stood :nervomly before a postal clerk bere. ,; After completing the registration form ~unay, the 18-year-old said she ls neither a ::'Ubber" nor a s uper-patriot, just someone wbo ~wants to show that women are "just as equal as ~en ... and th\$ country ls united and willing to .:pefend its freedom." !· Ms. Stamoulis hopes other women will follow :lier example. ~ "I'm not for wars," she t old reporters (clustered a.round her. "But. if Congress declares •:War , l'U be there. I'll help oo the combat lines or :jn tbe «fices or wherever they need me.·' : Fresno postal officials report that since !°)londay. when nationwide reglstraUoo be1an. they ~'have reglatered some 25,000 men ••• and one ::Woman. .. •lllblld Ccnlm cte'hry;Ucl. featuring: N81da Schorg -oils M.,_. Bedell -w shell monoprinta Richard Soderman • wateirc:ok>rl ................ ,,,. ,,....., .... ,,, ..... , .... 1'905o. C:O.st Hwy •• LAtQUM 8Hch, CA. 497.5377 " 142-5171 Put a few worde to work tor you In lhi DAILY PILOT .............. Striking Actreu Katherine Belmond of TV series "Soap" walks picket line outs ide Burbank Studios Thursday in s upport of the Screen Actors Guild s trike agains t film and TV producers. A ~alaxy of stars have manned the picket lines in support of a 35 percent hike in minimum scales. now set at $225 a d ay and $785 a week . <Related story A7.) I New Smog Rules Eyed; Cutting Sulfiu in Fuels to Extend Li/e Span LOS ANOELES <AP> -New proposed rW6 for cutUna sulfur content in fuels by modifying reClneries and other industrial rac11ilies could utenAI lbe lives of between 1,000 and 2,SOO Southern Callrorniana each year, ''ate Air Reao\ltttl Board otflclals say. ARB olficlals claimed at a hearing Thursday that reduction of sulfur dioxide and sulfate particulates ln the alr would lmprove vislbWty and reduce a major health hazard. •'They also said the p~als would help boost oil production ln the ataLe because more crude oil from California and Aluka -which hu a high sulfur content -could be wsed in West Coast refineries modified to treat lt. aaid ARB spokesman Bill Seua. The report a1lct said that waa cheaper than lnlta~dd-o controls on facllitles. "It's always euy for industrial companies and businesses to lden\ify and COIQplaln about the specific costs of Q'lfftlng anti-smog regulations." Austin said ... But it Isn't always so easy to ldeaUfy' the specl!ic benefits of reducing smog. Fuel oll used ln Southern CallfomJa power plants curnnUy contalns 0.2S percent sulfur while. fuels used by other industrial facWUes contain 0.50 percent s ulfur. the ARB said. At Its hearing Thursday. the board said lta proposals would lower the sulfur content or most fuela to 0.10 percent and would reduce sulfur emissions by about 200 tons per day. SVLFA~ POSE A MAJOR health huard, ,hey sa.Jd. since because of their small siie, they IT'S UP TO THE SOUTH Coast Air Quality can bypass the natw-al defense ol ~ human Management Oistr\c\ to approve the regulations: respiratory system and cause damage deep in the whichobserversnotedwasprobablymonthsaway. : IWlgs. . . . . "This is the first time the board has pubUcly While cl&Jmmg that the health be~ehts of the backed this kind or economic analysis of the changes v--ould out~eigh the cost.of oil concerns. -<health) benefits," Sessa said. "It was an attempt ARB Executive Officer Tom Austi.D cooced~ that at providing some measure of the benefit so we' the figures represent onJy the ~st es ti.mates could com Pare it w Ith the co st of the= available from what is considered a new field of <modification> program." , stud.~· . . .. Although the report only stated the numbers or It s di!~cult to place a value on h~mao hfe. people who magh\ hve longer under the proposals. ~e said. However. the bes t e stimates of .. 1t is natural t.o assume that those persons who 111dependent tt000mlsts Put. 8 value or about Sl will benefit the most are those who suffer the most billion oo these extended lifespans. at least 10 from it <smog) now .. Sessa sald limes the rost o( complying with our proposed • · rules." THE TWO·YEAR STUDY WAS conducted by the consulting firm of Bonner & Moore Associates. Inc .. of Houston, for an ad hoc group of st.ate government agencies and oLI compames lt estimated the refinery modlfacations would cost about $120 million per year for about 20 years, Laivman Will Retire Border Bandits KiJJ Three; Patrol St nned .bJ-Violence..---- SAN YSIDRO CAP> -The number of killings blamed oo border bandits within a 24-bour period will apparently stand a\ thrff in the most serious incidents of border violence 111 years, the Border Patrol says. . Pol.a t-e. Border Patrol agents and volunteers canceled their search for a possible fourth victim Thursday after about 40 ~archers failed lo find any clue to the source or a fresh trall of blood found near two of the bodies. Don Cameron, chief or tbe Border Patrol's busy Chula Vista sector, said be was "stunned" by the deaths, and voiced concern that preying border gangs are boldly moving deeper into the United States. THE BODIES OF TllllEE young men were found nine hours apart Wednesday. One near a busy highway and the other two in a canyon. The Mexican nationals were identified by authorities as Norberto Valenzuela, 26; Samuel Arriaga. Lopez, 18; and Froylan Juara Deciderio, 25. No homfl(owns were .Oven. • 4 Cameron sald the three murders appear to~ connected. The victims were repeatedly shot with a small caliber pistol and all three were discovered at locations lhrff miles UtSide the border. a development that d:UJW-bs Cameron. "Normally the bandJts stay close to.the border to make a quick getaway back to Mexico," said Cameron. "Usually the bandits operate in canyons that are inaccessible t.o our patrols " HE CAN'T EXPLAIN the sudden upsurge in violence. but tbeoriled that recent foggy weather may have made the bandits "a lot bolder." The bad weather had grounded Borde r Patrol helicopters most of this week. But'tbere have been other incidents. On June 30, five Border Patrol agents were confrooted by five masked bandits. One of the men fired a sbot at the agenta and was apprehended and Jailed. saui Cameron. A Mexican national was found wounded, shot four ti.mes and stabbed twice. in late May. -1f."if' I THE • 1 EARL'S I"\ .._...o.M(.A fWO(; ---... -.. ~' \.< 1'1\•,1 ... ~. ,. .,.,.... ~~' ~' _, ~ ... ..c..__ ~O-• ........ "-• '°""' ••• COS'T urSAM 1 • 1219 1\11...__ ~~9~1 -c--c--..... ~.._, ... _,_,, See Live Lm4 /Cougor Bring the kldS 10 Huntington Center lh•s Sal & Sun 1 to " Lrve cats courtesy of H B s new Lincoln· Mercury Cougar~ Frank Proto. Also 1Pa1unng rreke believe k1d5 an1rna t show Sat & Sun at 1·2-3 • Discover P1ayers professional tennis wear of cotton and Lycra MANUEL ORANTES SAYS PLAYERS PROFESSIONAL TENNIS WEAR IS "COMFORTABLE, THE FABRIC MOVES ... " sp1ndex. Designed to move with the body, recover Its shape quickly. Great-looking sport details.and colorL SoUd white shirt, green shoulder intets, red ICC9nts 60.00. Stripe sMrt, white with grey-orange 47.00. S·M-L·XL sizes. Coordinated shorts in stretch- weave twill , 30 to 38-inch waist sizes 45.00. Sooth Coast Plaza, The Man's Shop m a g n I n South ec..t ,.... Costa Miii 967.1511 • > • ~.-lt .... ~· ... f PanJl//la Ftld9y • .Mya. ,., Robert N. Wted/Publlthtr Thome• Keev1t1edttor JCI.. U".--D.~ BartNra kreiblch /Edhor ... p..,_ Edttor ------------------------------------- : ·Aa Orange Coast 0 11ty Pilot J.SAnd non Dealing With Ten-orists' Hero i.Required By Law ----L..; JftUs weft dlrfttort "' Ute Oran•• CCMa\ty --1'l'AD1il District ~luctanUy 1areed to raise aome ot their bus fares ln order to raise •n.ooo for the diltrict•a $$t.3 tnilllon budget. WASUlNG'rON ..... Som ol t~ 1ood ol' bo)'a uound Jimmy Carter have demonstrated an over powt-rln1 attraction for U bya'a Moammar Khadafy. the darUog of wol'ld terrorists IJ'hls II d tvtloplng into a m ajor scandal which has a lready produced som e ancrlminallog conversations. se-crelly recorded amd ~r td a la Watergate. petrobuek1. So I flew to l;tby1 to fi nd out what the president's brother had been up to. enormous comm issions for re presen t ing L i by a o n commercial deals. I l n a I d e t n e C • r t ~ r• administration. Vesco asked fOf' the release of the pluea aa evidence of good faith. .. The base rar-e or so cents a ride was left unchanied as was the d istrict 's commitm•nt to allow sentor ettlMmS and handicapped people to rlde tl'M as often u poulbk-. The lncttUf'S will t'Olnt ln the char1es levied for passes, coupons and express f~res However. directors also will institute a peak hour rare system dur1n1 wtuch even seniors and the hudiupped wlll pay a partial fare The directors .. -ere forced into the rare increue by the legal requirement that 20 ~reent or the district's bud.get be financed by rewnuett from the fare boxes. • Given tbal la w and the relentless climb l.n operating .costs for a ny transportaUon syste m . it appears likely that next year nl this tame, the OCTD will be considenng another fare increase. · lt 's unfortunate that directors are being forced to raise the charges for bus rides, but in the circumstances. there's not too much that can be done about it. An Ugly Farewell About the only good news coming out of the Moscow Olympic Games so far is word that ill-tempered Lord Killanin will be s tepping down as president of the International Olympic Committee when these Games end. Killanin, apparently infuriated by President Carter 's refusal to bow to his personal request to lift the Olympic boycott. got the Moscow affair off to a poor start by proving that heads of sports organizations are not 11ecessarily good s ports -and they can be rotten losers. His attack on Carter. with the assertion that the President and his aides just d,on't underst a nd how lntemational sports are organized (as if anyone really c ares>. and his crack about American preference for l 'he rew lure. of cou.rse. is Khudafy ' abundan t petrodollars. which he has handt.'ncy, "hlch has called tum "the world's most unabashed proponent of revolutionary VIOll'nl't.' " Billy ('3rtcr mad<' has first t'Xcurslon to Libya in St'ptember 1978 He bro ught along an t•n tourngt• of Geo rgians wh o wer<· (•at.ter. l wus told . lo rt'heve Khudafy o f so m e of h1 ~ IT DIDN'1' take long to dl.!cover what Khadaf y wanted out of the Carter administration. H e w as fu rio u s o v er Washinewn's refusal to deliver som e alrllners and transport plan es which be had purchased from the United Slates. Khadafy positively fumed when he spoke to me about 1t. ·'The United Slates 1s behaving as a thief." he bristled. "They didn't give us planes. They didn 't glVe us even our money back ... " I s aw class ified diplomatic di s patches a n d s poke to confidential sources. Afterward. I reported that "the Libyans hoped to use the President's brother to get t heir planes released" and lbat Billy Carter ··talked to the Libyans about lifting the frtt%e .. " Billy Ca rter has n ow admitted accepting a $220.000 advance on a $500,000 "loan." which the Libyans granted him for no more than a handshake. He also a<'<'l'ptcd e xp<.'nsive gifts and t"' 0 a ll·f'XP<'OSt>S·paid trips tll t1b~·a . und hl' could coll ect Two months alter Billy Carter returned from Libya. his brother in the White House released two Bo eing· 727 airliners to the Libyans. This was opposed . according to State Department sources. by tben·Secretary of State Cyrus Vance. VANCE FEARED Khadafy m igh t us e the p lanes lor m 1 lita ry pu rposes. which a ppa rently is exactly what ha ppened. A few months later, t wo 727s were spotted at the Nairobi airport in Keny a . US. intelligence experts believe the planes were bemg used to ferry ·military supplies from Libya lO Uganda to support lhe bloody dictatorship of Ida Amin who later fled lO Libya. About the same time lhal Billy Carter was wheeling and dealing 10 Libya, fugitive fina ncier Robert Vesco was also trying to secure t he release of the controversial planes. He was in a unique bargaining position. Emissaries, cla1m m~ to speak for the White House. had ur ged him to keep has mouth shut about h.ls efforts to buy influence He told Senate Judleluy Committee lnvestJ1atora earlier this month that the Libyan government credited hlm fOf' the release of the two m s and pakt htm "a s ubstantial sum of mo ney." He also let the investigat.on listen to put of a startling conversaUon be bad secretly recorded. A TEXAS LOBBYIST. named 1 Ja m es Day, bad contacted Vesco allegedly in behalf o' Democratic National Chairman John White and White House staU chief Hamilton Jordan. Here are excerpts: VESCO: "Yeah, but at the ti m e , you told m e (that) Ha m ilton Jordan. you and White met in Texas. Was that the s tar tin g point or Carter's knowledge or Wh ite's contacts with me?" DA Y· "Yes." VESCO: ''OK, but how did it s wing from tha t into Libya, that's what I'm trying to get at." D AY : "OK , O K .. <inaudible ) ... if you remember. I went back and delivered a message." VESCO: "Whal was to be done?" DAY . "That as a ~esture on their good faith that they should deliver those planes ." VESCO : "Right . OK." DAY ··So this was what he <Wh ite) repor:ted to Ham Jordan . _baseha)l a nd f~tball WU in t2l@lb: b-l.<lla$te. ------And his insistence oo relerring to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. which sparked the boycott. as "the Christmas incident" proved that Killanin's tunnel vision at least equals that of his narrow-minded predecessor. ind Cart~r:. . " VESCO .~·~·~N~o~w:-:ia1~o~e~s-rrrrr.t~e~-1 Avery Brundage. Meanwhile. word from Moscow confir ms that t he 1980 Olympics. as predicted. are politicized to the hilt -by the Soviets The athletes' residences. surrounded by soldiers. guard dogs and electr onic sensors . resemble nothing more than a ('oncentration camp Russians can't travel to Moscow. those already there have been brainwas hed about contacts with foreign visitors. and the visitors. confmed to specifi c areas of the city. can't mo\'e without showing their passes. Small wonder some of the athletes who defied the recommenda tion of their governme nts in order to 'Participate in the Games are beginning to have second thoughts. His grumpy lord ship apparently still doesn't get the point, but it's increasingly apparent that the boycott was correct When Wet Is Dry Bureaucrats of the Better Business Bureau al most sounded like the Federal Trade Commission. or worse. the other day when they decided to attack the question of how dry is dry. The case in point was an anti-perspirant called Ory Idea. marketed by Gillette. Gillette was hawking the underarm stuff by declaring in ads that · 'it goes on dry.·· Thus the Better Business people cried foul. declaring t:tiat Ory Idea has water in it and thus couldn't go on dry. Gillette fired back by saying the merchanidise had very little water in it and besides. people who tried it said that it FELT dry . . . But the BBB persisted. By golly. wet is wet and dry is dry and you mix 'em up and you're bamboozling the CDDSumers. • Sopping in perspiration by now, the Gillette people relented. They changed the ad. Now it declar es. "Ory Idea has almost no wat er so it FEELS d ry when it goes •... " No sweat, t he BBB replied. Now that ad is just fine. Next we suspect the Better Business people will have t9 take on the people who advertise very dry wines or dry martinis. This is obviously a clear fr aud. Anybody can see the ~tie is filled with liquid. How can they call that dry? Surely the BBB will make them change the labels to read, "Wet but Tastes Ory . . . " It gives you a parched throat just thinking about it. • Opu'*>nS expressed in the space abOVe are those of the Daily Pilot. Othet views expressed oh this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is Invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd/By and Large ByLM.ltOYD In the days ol the sailing ships, the helmsman could e xpect to get one of two orders: Ube were directed to sail ''full aod by" be was su9PO'ed to wort the ship as cloee to tbe wind aa possible. That t.oolt an experienced aallor. But lf be were told to sail "by aad laqe, .. he wu suppoeed to wort tbe ship sll,._.lJ off tbe wind. That required leu upertile. Our Dear Gloomy Gus You ml1ht upd a te Reaaan'• • campatan •Iara.: .. Why not an aet.r for Pretldent? we•" Md • clown fcw ,_.,_,.r•• P .t:.S. I --· Language man says it 's where we get our phrase "by and large." Unskilled labor supports the biggest cottace industry in the country, the breediD& o l babies . A Nobel prise winning genetlelat aamed Dr. Arthur Konsbera said that. or sometbiD like it. Before lee cream ems be labeled "lee. cream" -to meet one of tbe several governmental regulations on the matw -it bas to be eold. Q. Wbat sort of catfish routinely s wims upside down? A. Now there you have me -as far u the name 1oes. Cao only report that the aped• ol eat that does talll labablll the Nlle River. Nicholas von Hoffman ha ve the power to tell Carter to signal to Wlthhold or not act upon Vance's recommendaUon to stop the sale cof the planes)?" DAY: "Yes " Day acknowledged that he had d1 cus ed lhe subject with Ves co an "l;assau and that the tape was probably ac.curate Rut both Day Jnd Whit<' d<'n1ed tht'rc was any ,uh,tan~·<> to tht' statements. .. Whl•n ~ou an· d<>a lmg with µ t• '> p I P • • • t• x p I a 1 n c d Day . ·.,omet1m~ )Ou t<-11 them what th .. > "'ant to ht'ar ·· \'t''>~·o a l so to ld Senate 1n\ est1J:ators that half of the 1ncr1m1nat1ng tape was m)stenously erased but that th~ rn aster copy was mtact. F ootnot e : Sens. Denni s DeConcim. D·Ariz .• a nd Orrin &iatch. R·Utah. are conducting a n 1 nve s ti ~a tio n of t he V esco-1..abya.Carter connectiom. What~· Ford Said About Mr. Reagan The nomination of President Ford for Vice President Ford would have added badly needed youth and expe rience to the Re publican ticket. Nevertheless this Republican one cent sale would have had to overleap cer· lain h an di· caps . to wit. the not very co mplimen· t ary t hings th a t Mr . F o r d h as s aid a nd written about his new pal. 0 n t h e ticket or off. at won't lake long for the Democrats to discover Jer ry Ford"s autobiography. '"A Time to Heal" <Harper & Row, New York. 1979>. The words ther ein were written when our n a t ion 's onl y appoin ted president t hought he was was hed up in politics. when he wa s free to s peak his mind wit h o u l fe ar or f u tur e consequences to his career. On page 388 Ford recalls Reagan's statement saying he· would consider sending troops to Rhodesia and how. a la J immy Carter. Reagan "backtracked" on his Initia l position as he wo uld do this year when he suggested that the way to meet Ru ss i a n a ggre ss io n i n Afghanistan was. of all strange reactions and p l a<"e s. t o blockade Cuba . FOaD THEN quotes his own political comme rcial us e d a gainst Reagan in 1976: "Last Wednesday, Ronald Reagan said be would lend American troops to Rhodesia. OD Thursday be clarified that. He said they could be oblen'en or advisers. What does be think happe ne d in Vietnam? When you vote on Tues day. remembe r . Gov. Rea1an couldn't start a war. President Reagan could." The Carter people can have fun replaY'lnC that one all next fall. On page 380 Ford reminds bis readen of Reagan's balanced. 1ober. dignified. and carefully wei1hed statement on the canal: "We 1hould t e ll P an ama's Unborn dictator just what he can do wtth bls dema nds for aoverel1nty over the Canal Zone." To this. Ford quotes blmaetf replyl n1. "It is tl'Nlpamlble and a dlMenke to tbe American people to lead them to behevl' that there are pat a n s wers a nd ~1mpl<' solutions to the complex issues of national s~unty when there are none. Superficial arguments based on incomplete knowledge are funda m entally harmful rather than helpful." ON PAGE Z94 you can find an assessmen t of Reagan that might have come out or the mouth of Walter Mondale: '"I tried to get to know Reagan. but l failed He was pleasant and congerual. yet at the sa me lime formal and reserved with me. I never knew what he was really thinking betund that winning smile ... He was fa r more knowledgeable about a wide range of iss ues t han many people thought. and be held deep convictions. But several of his characteristics seemed to rule him out as a serious c hallenger . One was his p e nc hant for offering simplistic solution5 to hideously complex problems. A second was his conviction that be was always right in everv Sydney Harris arcumt>nt . h4" -.N'm<'d unablt> tn ackno"' led~e lhat he mac ht haH made a mistake Fin all~. I'd heard from people "'ho kne"" him we ll th at he liked t o conserve has energJ>. From every campajgn l "d witnessed. 1 knew that you can 't run for president and expect to work only from niM to fl\'e ... Many f previous president and his veep have hated each othe r's J?Uts but the hat1nJ! customanly begins after the two of 'em gel nominated. What possessed Ronaldo to pick a man w ho made 1t so publi c h<.' considered lhe cellulo1d co-. bo~ htlle more than a bubble headed preva ricator" May be he remembered tus role in tbe old movie about Knute Rockne. the Notre Dame football coach. "'ho pleaded with his team to "Win t h is one for the G1pper .. Ronaldo played George Gipp. the d ylllg halfback. SO THERE WA S th e befuddled Reagan. in a great pother o v er hi s s lo pp y <'On\ ~ntaon and the mountmg pr('ssurt"-to a<'t hke lhe sensible fellow he doesn't appear to be. The re he ~as atop bis Detroit hotel lD'Aer in the room on the C'OUCh being ministered to by his ic-e lady, Nancy of the Glued On Smile. pleading to a resentful. grudge·bearang Ford, 0 Jerry. one more race. if not for tbe Grand Old Party. then ooe more race for tbe Glpper ." This isn't the first time Ronald Reagan has had trouble with bis pres1dentJal picks. Four years ago he almotSt lost the support ol his umnoculated followers by choosing R1C'hard Schweiker-. an unknown Pennsyl\·ania senator o f purportedly l i b e ral tnchnat1on. l n tbe event lbat nematodes. thrips. a phids a nd teal rot Wither the candidacy Of his Bush. the forme r California J?Overnor need not des pair. The re is o ne mor e fo rme r president who could be induced. as they say in the cliches of politics. to cUmb on 'board tbe team. Boating Isn't for Everyone Some friends who s pent a weekend at our summer cottage wanted to know what happened to the boat.s. Last lime they vis· itea . a coup1e of years ago. we had a powerboat lor waler· skiing and a small sailboat. The sallbo1t , totally de molished, was lying in peace. amt pieces. under th e ho u se. The p o w e rboa t h a d b ee n donated to the local marina. to be d ls· played during Na tion a l Water Safety Week as a glaring example of the way landlubbers tru t their crafts and impertl their UvH . It took me some years to re· allie th•t some fa mUJes are Boat People. and otbera simply are not. It la not enoqtl merely to like the water, or boats; you must be vigilant. prudent, thou ghtfull c a r i n 1. a nd enercetlc. MOlll_y eneraetJc there is no end of work to be done on a boat . IF rr IS just used for fun. 3nd no one in the family really cares about keeping it up. the boat will go to rack and ruin faster than an untended garden. It is more than a bobby or a pleasure. 1t is a Commitment. and m any a m arintt's wife has felt herself the sec.'ODd She. There are Boat Famllie!'i, and Dog Families. a nd even Car Fa milies: and then tht!re are their opposites. We happen to be a Dog Family: everybody likes our dogs. and our dogs like us, and we know how to treat them, lovingly and firmly for many long years. But a family down the road has a different dog every year. At each summer's end. if not before. their new dog gets run over . or runs away. or perishes from some obscurely torturous ailment. '!'My change breeds ao often that I thlnk tbey keep tbe same name for each doc. and I wonder why they botber wttb u.t creatures at all with their record of fa ilure. J u s t as th ey s hould be satisfied with stuffed animals, we s hould content ourselves with those cunning little ships that float in bottles . and nothing more. I can hoist a mainsail or batten down a hatch with the best of the m. traveling as a guest or a crew member. But give us a boat of our own. and within a month it resembles a Phoenician galley dredsed up from the Dead Sea. If there Is a shoal, we will find It a nd run aground; we eat up propellers by lhe case. we break unbreakable lines, we eotne into dock Wte a torpedo gone lnlue, and we thlnlt that "shipshape:' means leaving the boat in far wone shape than you found Jt. THE NAUTICAL life ls fcw a special breed ot people: predae, meticulous, industrious. wt1Jias to invest long hours of tedium for the sake ol a few molMllU ol s pray -tn tbe face. I aelmire them, respect them, eDYJ tlaem -anytbln1 , except Imitate lhtm. As lbe old SpealU la1lal bu it. "If you want to ...... tD pray, go to sea." - CALIFORNIA ,, •• July 25. 1980 OM. Y PLOT ;17 Supentan, SlruglBn Join in Strike See lynx & Cougar HOLL VWOOD CAP) -Barbra StttiNnd hu a beaullf\ll •tatt' ln Malibu;-drives expen 1\le c..-a~ and 1pends t.houlanda of dollars ,. a year oa detigner clot.bet and ' aboel. Jody Price bar 1 a Wf!St Hollywood apartment with two other women. She drlvts an ec onomy car and works weekdays as 111 14'111 asalsta.nt and weekends ln a food 1tore TllE\"aE IOTll actr~ card·Carr)'U\I members ol the Sueen Actors Guild and lbe American Federation ol Televiakln and RadJo Arttsts • and both grew up an New York. ~ But there the sim1lar1t1es end ·' Miss Streis and commands s taggering sums for working in her profession For "All Night Lon1." a fiJm co-starrmg Gene Ha ckman c urr en tly an BURTON NEWMAN production, she is reportedly having chill from the chic being paid $4 million plus 10 Beverl'y Hills restaurant percent of the gl'06s box office Chasen's nown to the overseas receipts. sets of "Cleopatra." It may not Miss Price, 24, hasn't worked be true, but one publicist says as an actress since she moved the tale inspired other stars to here five months ago. In New order their own chili because York. she appeared in the movie they figured it was the "in" . "The Warriors" and worked as thing to do. an extra and in commercials to s upplement her act.mg earnings Superstar contracts usually h h 'ed provide for large pe r diem -w ic var1 from $12,000 payments for living expenses during a six·month stint on a while shooting on location unemployment wh.ll~ walUn& for the bll break. Actually, tbese <lays many artort moclftli.aht in less menial flelda llke real estate and tc:lepbone talel. The Jack of prospect• doesn't dtacourage newcomers. SAG •lgns up new members at the rate ot five a day. Performers become eligible after winning their first speaking rotes. THESE Sl'aUGGLING actors aren't getting any belp during the strike from the unions, wbo pay oo strike benefits. But then they've been existing largely on their outside jobs -or off tbe earnings of a spouse or lover - anyway. When they work in acting, Huntington Centet mell this Satt&n 1 10 « t b ey e arn s A G ·A FT RA lliall~••li•P!!'· m1mmwns -now $225 a day or $785 a week -or a Utile more. depending on the studio. But they get no fancy dressing room trailer or private m aid. "I once shared a trailer with seven guys on location," recalls Bob Carlsen . who came to Hollywood 15 years ago and nys his most memorable role was as "the guy who rescued Gilligan on 'Gilligan's Island.· " f:eb~~~e!:~i:.ion series to $4,000 sometimes up to $5,000 or $10,000 CARLSEN IS LUCKY. in a a week. This pays for the motor way. Now in tus 30s, he bas over -·~·..,.~· BUT MISS PRICE and other home or hotel swte. the maid or the years gotten more or less struggling a ctors constitute the chef and other Lillie extras. steady work in film production. vas t majority of SAG and He 1s cyni cal a bout his AFTRA membership and have "I HA VE HEARD of actors prospects in acting, but says he the mos t to gain from the who used drugs having written still drops production jobs when current strike, which has shut into. their contracts that all an acting offer comes along. most American film and medical s upplies would be ..:.:_Qb SYfe." h~ S&.ll....~!Jl2lo:H:sl... 1 m e · ti m l! ~n·""'v.,...l..,S""'l,..,0"""1l1r-._,.,p...,,omt~i-rt?ed...t--+b ... .,-tt+be-..··ffiatrmn-icl"fOllllmn-ipanMn""Y-:-, -fflit anyone should even ask. productions. which meant drugs had to be "We all want to be movie stars. The pub I I c has some supplied to them." said one film That's what we came bere for. exaggerated notions about the publicist. Everybody dreams, when they superstar a nd the s truggling Aspiring actors, on the other get into the business. tha t actor, but the difference in h a nd. s upposedly work as they 'r e goi n g to be the lifestyles at the top and the w a i t e r s o r c 0 l l e c t exception ·' bottom is vast. T he pages or magazines are filled with Paul Newman in nifty s portscars. Farrah Fawcett s unning by the pool. Larry Hagman demanding and getting fabulous fees IN TERMS OF material goods. at least, it seems stars can order the moon served up on a silver platter -and get it. Sometimes it's even part of the terms of their employment. There's the old s to r y of Biebard Burton and lJz Taylor Postmaster Pot Suspect LEGGETT <AP> -The postmaster ln this Northern California community was arre1ted today and booked for investigation of growing marijuana. Jack Tredway, 56, postmaster at Leggett since 1979. was arre. sled al bis home aabout 160 miles north of San Francisco along with his 25-year-old son J ohn Tredway, according to the Mendocino County Sberilf's Department. Deputies said the1 found 200 alleg~ marijuana plants and a number of packages containing suspected marijuana. with an estmated value of $40,000. ONE convenient agency for all your Insurance --, . .,,., ..... ~. Ma. S .... 1114., IJl-MJ7 ,,, ......... c.-..... SUMMER SPECIALS 1"90llf ~ IOOM ADDITIOMS. PATIOS & DICKS ACC•lm IY s.T. 1st . \ S. S. BUILDERS 675-4416 On Saturday, July 26th, from 9 a .m. to 5 p.m., Westcliff Plaza is having ... • • .. • a! .. .. . •· ~ .: ·" I! lj! .,, • . '1.: ••• j 'lt ( . • ( -.. ~ ------.r-- its fabulous annual sidewalk sale. Come ear1y to be sure of getting in on all the terrific bargains available at these fine stores . All proceeds from sale of 250 hot dogs a 100 COie• go to American Youth Soccer Organization 5U Jl'..E. A~ Gr'-" D X CAME EARL-'/ "Tlil5 '1"E~~ I I Lev~ -iHESE N~\AJ ~\OC.~~ ! -. • t .. CLEARANCE SALE 50% IFF SALE MERCHANDISE ~DUHPrY CHILDREN'S WEAR Wll1'CWf .. AV ......... IMCM SIDEWALK SALE SATURDAY, JULY 26111 OPEH 9.5 GRAatAGs s.c,,~ ~-f~ s~1'E11s -~-s"'-'9Zf.C.-~ 10PS st'ott1S Willie Jones. 51, who registered a 116. 7 degree fever. believed to be the highest anyone has survived, is visited ln an Atlanta hospital by Dr. Gail Anderson, resident physician. Jones. dubbed "The Human Torch," is recovering from a heat stroke. Gay's Firing Stirs Flap SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -For three months, Kevin Walker played the orean for tbe 45 members of tbe Finl Orthodox Preabyterie Cburcb in San Franclaco's neat, middle-class SunHt district. Church memben didn't know be wu 1ay. __ JV.alker neitheL..flaunied nor bld bis homosexuality, says Pastor ~arles Mdlbenny, but after a member discovered the fact. Mcllhenn.y tried to convince the musician that bomoeauality is "slnful." "BE WOULD NOT CONFORM TO what the Scriptures said about homosexuality," Mcllhenny rttalled. adding that Walker bad a "similarly Christian background" to otben in the Westdfff Plaza• 17111 & lrYille •Newport leacll fundammt.alist congregation. Walker, who wasn't !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~membe~w~fued. Halliday's Semi-Annual SALE 30%-70% SAVINGS --- 17th & 11'\'me An.,~ Beuh. C..lif.17H l 64>0792 Gay Advocates, a legal group which supports bomOMXU&l rights, took the church to court. The group claimed lhe una fi ring violated San Frandsco's ordiDance banning d11cTtmlnalion in employment because of sexual preference. A Superior Court judge sided with the church. which argued it used it.a First Amendment right to freedom of religion to dismlaa Walker. Gay Advocates decided not to appeal the ruling. '"'l'llE JUDGE RECOGNIZED THE chu.tth has a sphere of authority outside Its membership and can exerclae it even to non· members," Mcnhmay Bald. expJainln1 wlaat be calla tbe "bil sipiftcance'' of the n&l.inl- Stepbm Parrish. a Gay Adwcatea attoruey. comiders the cue one al "coaflictinl ri&ht.a" between church and state. Became the n&llnc wu based oo loterpretation of the First Amendment. • Parrish doesn't see it as a lerious cballeoae to Sao Francisco's ordinance. There was "quite a bit of publicity initially" about the case, Parrish said, but hLs office hasn't • seen any national ttpercUMions. One reason tbe ruling wasn't appealed, Parrlab said, ls Walker '• wish to avoid further publicity. Walker wasn't available for comment and neither was the attorney in the case. Mary Dunlap. MdLllENNY SEES BIS CBU&CB, whlcb advertises it.self as "Bible BelievlD1." as ~ bastion safeguarding Christ's teaching, wbi cb be feels baa been contorted to "conf'orm to the age." "I don't tb.lnk churches have to worry about signs of the times," .Mcllbenny said. Yet, be bas a banb word for certain Chri.stiam. "I don't blame homosexuals for increasing 1~~~i~~~~==========i1111 li~~~lhl~~Q~b.~~~~ standing up for their right.a. It's the Christiani wbo are cowering in the corner. I indict the Cbrlatians. It's onward Christian soldiers. but I tb.lnk the ~ ,.\,,.~ CbrlsUam are scared silly." ·~~~ MdLBENNY LOOKS BOPEFULLY to the Cj•Y L. 111i.,.\,.~" -t L ~ ".vocal minority" of evangelical groups to resLst ~,.. ~ ~' •v the currents of our times. l\J'-,. Says Mcllbenny, "Our 45 members Just come ',.. "( •• s to pray for Walker and the Gay Advocates," ~ • addlDI that Walker is welcome to return to the church anytime as a worshipper and that their legal fJ , \ r'.:Q opponents are "invited to our Tbants1lvln1 9 ~~\~VY service." O,sco See 5\t,f:-S· €,S 'Caligula' R e~o\<.~ !. s~~ ... u~s co\..o s-\A.oo Tanie for Times SO .00-~'2.1 ·(/:> BOSTON <AP) -"Caligula," a movie about (l.O"' q ancient Rome that bas been banned here as belna e.~1~ f \ A q allegedly obscene, is tame compa.ttd with tbe ~(Jl'fif-..,_ ~ .. • times lt portrays, accordinl to a Harvard \,.t ~O ..... y.s.(f:> bis~ 1nternatioaa.t. producer of tbe Sl7 L f (l.0"'' ft q ml.lllon movie, is on trial with a theater cbala oa O.~~ sft ~ \~ oblcealty charges for abowina lbe rum in Bolton. ~ o~,. ~~ ~ Tbefll.mwalebedJune 17bytbec1tyviceaquad. ~ ~t\ , .... ,G~~ Glen. w. Bowenock, an ancient biatory I\.. i "-,\, C expert., teltified for Pentboule lD 8-GD Munlclpel O~I'"' 0o~ Court that even tboulh tbe mcme ll ft1Jed wltb \~\ \ f i-t"' --:i-;;::~ srapblc 1a and violence, coodltiam were nea p..00 P.,. ~ \'\P..\. "'.: 1'5 R::.clurlnl Ille rQ> of Coll&Ula u emperw la ~·""" 68 W'mes Winnen \ ~..,,.,..~. BRISTOL, En1land (AP>-Slxty-ei1bt ~.\'\ca1 AmerieM wtw were amoq tbe award wtnnen at Ute 11th annual International Win• and Spirit Com1*!don here. Other comtrlea whole wlnel won tbe ~ Dou· ble Gold A__. were: AuRralta, Miiam. Brt· Portuaal, • SouUa nca. Spain ud W•t a.rm.,. A puel of .. latenaUoeal COIHMN ... •n tuQed • '** from • nltkllll durtna a llNI oltM19plDAprilwl May. --- --------. • GENERAL NEWS Halliday's Semi-Annual ~ALE 30%-70% SAVINGS --- 17th & lmne Ave., Newport Be.ich. C..lif. C714l 645-07'92 SIDEWALK SPECIALS Saturday, July 26 Only STERLI NG CHARMS $2.00 VALUES TO S2S SELECTED COSTUME JEWELRY' WATCHES AND MANY OTHER ITEMS 1/2 PRICE All Sales F in.JI -:"Im STICK a....s. ...... ONI DAY ONLY! $'IOI <on c:ut 1iz91) A --OFF on a whole stick NORWEGIAN JARLSBERG 5 1.00~'! IAIY SWISS CH&SI a._, .. PAITSIMMILK ........ , ...... 0. ..... WESTCUFF PL.Ali ,,. ................ 641'""72 .._w..1'117"-'Afll't'llt .... ,., .. ,., FASHION ISLAND ........ .... 64MOJO ~'lltW.'116S.. IM : "· .. ---~ ~ _._.,_ ·-------..-........._ ---- J .ORANGE COUNTY ~.Fire Sprinklers Studied t County Eye~~~ f.:::2"!::.!'.':..~!.«» .... d t a110ANNS aSYMOl.DI money. tb•~--Ure aprlnkaera for a ,,._ ...:dit.--:f ":.~ n... "T~)' can cu\ damace. by 11 tand1rd alnale·f•mlly home ~ p t ti Ill ... _ ,............ con~ 1 fltt. But lht use of co•t *2.000. ' ro •c OD • -•• ... •-a~rinklen ta a way ol mltl1•tinll Bullden are upected to : llaiMt U. Med fot rl' 'DI la rapkl powt.b IO that we un dev protett the Nquitement on the i toDllrucUoe CM\I 11 0Tu1• elop a tu bau betore we have ba It that houlln1 ls already \.oo Couet1 offlclal1 coHlder to mah addlUoru to the tlte f'XPf'nal~ io Oranae County. -~ ftn ............. fw all . Mnaa.tial~ dtpartment '' Phil Bettencourt, 1pokesm1n t Tbe onSeil' for tM •1*17 CUM At pnefl)t llM!tt are only two for the county chapter ol the : from the 8o&rd ol Superviaon Juriadlt'\.kllM ln tbt> state lhul Building lnduttey Association, ~ tlala Wffk duriDI a budset rtqulre sprinklers, one ol ~b1ch utd hla group backs use or , laearl., for UM couty Fire ~San Clemen.le s moke detectors. but draws the ~ DeNftlneal GARY CA&MICHAF.t., the lineattbe sprmklens. Fnct.y. July 25. 1MO DAil v PILOT A• KITCHENWARE SALE 50%-70% OFF SaJe Merchandise sat .. J"'1f 26 -,, Westcliff Plaza Newport Beach r gupervl.Or Pblllp Aatbony city'a lire mat1h1l. aald the city •cl~~~~~~~ ~unell•~-~t~apM~ler ··~s~E~ttinga~poo---------------------------------- Polada ~ complex lo and amoke detector ordinance every corner to fight crime," he : Tutin iD wt.kb no were tell two /ears ago when the city's said ."It's a ~aste of money in • bolDeleu bl lbe wake of the $4.S rapi growth could have caused trying to take safety to the : mlllloD blaae. a flnaodal burden by rorcang extreme." • taxpayers to fanance additional Further, Belleocourt said he • IN ADOrnON LO lookiAC into fire atatioos, equipment and was at the La Posada fire which the pouibilitY of 6prfokler personnel. was fanned by extremely hlgb ayatema, AntboDy asked the He said that none of lhe 300 wlndB . "I don't know that I've eouaty'aftreofficialltoconslder residences built with the beard any fl.re official indicate a law wblcb would require sprinklers have bad fares, so tha t it could have been stopped imt.allatiaG of smoke detect.on m their e!fec:Uveoess bas yet to be by s prinklers." ·all homes. teated. Jle aaid measures such as the At present new h omes are Carmichael said that since sprinkler propogal are the work requ.ired to have tbe alarms, but 1976 the city aJso has reqwred o f • · b i g b I y m o t j v a t e d supervisorswuttbedevicesput th a t smoke detector!. be 1nd 1v1duals, people wbo iD older homes as well. installed tn ne w houses a.od unrortunately never look at the Fire Chief Larry Holms is resales "By 1981 that wtlJ be combined impact or their ideas enthusiastic about the move by retroactive for the whole city," s u c h as m and ate d f i re supervisors. he said. sprm.lt.lers and mandated trash ''Smoke d etectors are the The issue th&t Sao Clemente compactors and mandated solar No.1 llfesaverln a fire,·· he said. officials bad to deal with and one water heaters. Holms noted that sprinklers that wtJI race county orficials is "Every $1 ,000 of additional won't save lives, but will save cost oC the sprinkJers. price on a home puts another Pt-aft Topic Of Meeting The Orange County Alliance lor Survival plans a panel dise-ussioo -0n the draft for Monday, 7:30 p.m. in the Forum at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. Scheduled speakers are Dan Mayfield. a draft lawyer; Capt. Ken Wojick, of the U.S. Army . Tom Saffer. Coordinator of the National Association of Atonuc Veterans; and Ron Pollitt, a Vietnam veteran. The purpose oC the discussion on t.be OCC u mpus, 2701 Fair- Yiew no.cl, ea.ta Mesa, is to a nswer quettloas and inform drall·aae men ol their options regardinc registraUoo. More information ia available by calling tbe Alliance for Survival at 987-9922. CSF Awarded Medical Aid A grant ol $2,.500 given to Cal state F\allertoo could result lo a less expen sive method of manufacturing heart-beat pacer devices. Given by Teledyne Mic· roelectrooics Corp., tbe grant will .beusedbyDr. William Farrand.a ledurer in engineering, and three studeoll. The researchers will s tudy a method of construction called "hybrid micro~lectr onic packaging," Farrand said. Such construction res ults in a hermetic.ally sealed pacemaker unit~ Farrand said. Carmichael said the cheapest 100,000 Californians out of the sys tem ins talled 1n San market.'' Furlough Prisoner Faces Holdup Count A convicted bank robber. on the s treet as a federal work furlough program participant thro ugh a Garde n G rove halfway house. and his pal face charges in 4 s pe<:tacular $102.000 Covina bank s tickup quelled this week. Stanley LaJ<e, 30, would have been paroled and free to pick up his lile ag.ain in just three days, authorities said today. Lake and h is alleged ac· complice, James Cope, 20, of Norwalk. are held in Heu of $50,000 bail each oo the federal charge, said police Sgt. Dan Alvarez. Lake, however. could not be released oo ball at all even if he had funds due to his status as a convicted bank robber stiJI technically in federal prison custody through an out.side work program. Tbe two men were arrested in the parking lot of the Terrado Plaza shopping center Mooday afternoon after the robbery al the Eastland branch or the Bank of America, Sgt. Alvarez said. Witnesses said the bandJts roared up to the bank on a motorcycle about 3 p.m ., and held 30 stunned customers at gunpoint with .357 Magnum revolvers while te Uers stuffed a duffel bag with $102.411 in cash "There was a lot of money there. the duffel bag was packed full of bills." said AJ varet. THE STOREKEEPER SIDEWALK Lake had a pistol an an ankle hoster and wore a bulletproof vest when arrested. Alvarez s aid. adding that Cope wore an am munition belt arouod bis v.aisL , Bank e mployees tripped a silent alarm as soon as the men left , be said. Sgt. Jim Barkley, who bad been patrolling in the area, beard the radio call. saw two men outside the bank and ordered them lo ball. ··But Cope split on th e · motorcycle and Lake ran back inside the bank with the duffel bag," Alvarez sald. The bag was left inside the bank, and Lake left through another door. Alvarez said. He was arrested nearby in a residential backyard, the s ergeant said. Cope 's motorcycle was cut off by police cars roW.ng LO the bank, Alvara said. "U ft bad been a minute later they would have eotten away," s aid Alvarez. No one was injured and all of the money was recovered. It was the attond bank rob- bery of the day in the suburb 20 miles ea.st of Los Angeles In the earlier bank robbery. $241 was s tolen from the Prude ntial Savings and Loan Assocaauon m Covina. That bandit, described as 5-foot·7 and 160 pounds, walked up to a teller a nd said he had a gun. 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Cetnelery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1hc View Drive NewPOrt Beacn 644-VOO Md:ottMICIC MOltTUAlt•S Laguna Beach 494-9415 LagonaHms 768-0933 Sen Juan Capistrano ~1 n& HADOll LAW~. OUY1 Mortuary• Cemetery Cren tory 1625 G111et Ave~ Costa Mesa 540-555' IALTZ •••OM SMnt&nm&I. ~CMANL ~E.17\hSl CoelaMeea M•M H P'18UC NOl'ICB ' Gardening ..................................................... ~~~~ ....... ._ .. _.. .... ._........-. ·~"' The Prolific Bloomer ~LAST 7 DAYSll ~ Bougainvillea Colorful, Fast Growing f Sale En~s Thursday, July 31 ; from the root ball and flll In with aon mix. Or You ' A._ . .,-_ T--...T~'s ~~ 8r11llut11 colorful and raal 1rowl n1 -' partlcWaft;y lbc»e part.a ol CaWomla where lhe sum..,... .,.. klGC 11nd warm -art perfect dH· crl,UC. otU.. boqalovillea. can cut OU1 lh~ bottom of the can lea ving the 1ldea .-. .l'S..l.Y&.&.&&.L ~ U" \ lntag1ve bou1:alnv1llea sturdy support.a and don 't '; Newpon NUIMrJ and Garden Center J Mwtbtt l ffn providinl prohfk blooms ln San Dle10 or Los ~etes . . powi.n1 over a waU lo Ute Sacramemo or Sao Joaquin V1Uey1 . • or adomJ.nc 1 bouae aomewhere near san Francl1co Ray . . . bouaa kllvUleas a.re tnaly a ma(tnilicent vloe. One ,...n worth cuJOvaunc. bt> efrwd to prune to revit.abze lhe plant shape or 1500 e. coast highway 644·9510 newport beach ~~ direC't growth. Bes ides a Vlne form. they also \ lnext10iNinecoastcountrvelubandnewportcentet) •' 1be bouganvllleas· vi brant cok>rt co me not from lhit 1m&ll lnconspkuous flowers but from the 3 larp bracts that 11>urround them. V1nn make dellM toftt' ol m edium 1ud l1'eftl leaves and from the bracta the bougainvillea &et.a Ill brUIJant colorlna of ncb red, purple or or ance whlcb literally blanketa the vine from Up to trunk. B&JGRI' SUN IS the best friend ol t.h1s vloe : lt ls an ouutanding plant for bot, protected exposure wat.h excellent dt'ain'a ge. The more est.abltshed Uua vlne as the better it can withstand the colder tem peratures or winter. l ( you sa.rden where winter temperatures gel quate cold, plant your bougamvlllea in a coolalDer and move It to a protected spot wbeo the cold weal.her a rrives Nurserymen caution that these plants must be planted with care. Their roots don't knit soil t ogether in a firm root baU so removal from the can LD usual fashion. may d isturb them fa t.ally. C'Ome In :shrub form and are beautiful in a hanglng •. ..... .. j. .u . .tj. _ "'·· bMbket' f,.. ~ ~.,... a ~t;:: ~ . ~~~...:,~ H ydrange a Bloom .;· :.:_:, -<,.~:-i= ~ ~ ~ ~ Gre at for Coast ! The hydrani:?ea bloom is something spetial. It 1s so large that you could cut it in fourths and have four normal flowers. Not only as the bloom large but the colors it comes m are lovely and rich lookmg. There are varying shades of pink, rose and blue not to mention a plush purple and del- icate wtute • AdmJtted.Jy. they do best an t..he coot coastal • • a r eas but t hey ha .. ·e been found to do well • wherever the re as shade and water enough to keep the m happy. You rould use hydrangeas along the> • cool north side o( a house or down the north or east ; s ide or a fence. AMLING -a na~ in california hortieulture since 1920 OPEN MON-SAT l~TOUO SUNDAYS 9TOS30 ;., Free Deliver y . . . • • . . . ..( PLACE TJDS CAN in the hole, slit the sides to the bottom an 4 to 6 inches. pull can sides away FOR FOLIAG E under the s hade of tree.s where olber shrubs find 1t too dark lo give good bloom . t~ hydrangea does Le mhc. When grown in tubs, they are excellent s pecamens for the shaded r POlSONAl CHAAG1: A.CCOUNTS • VISA CARD e MASTER CHAME , 'rl""':e ... ~ .... ·~·~ .... ---~".1£1~.~~ .... '0-.:;. Ge othermal We lh Spur Growth patio or terrace. The perfect soil for hydrangeas is one rich in humus. They are sensitive lo drought conditions. P la nt them in an area where they wall reeelve t he necessary amount of 1mgation. MukhlDg around the plants tS an excellent idea lo help make t he water go a looger way. NEWCASTLE. Utah (AP) -The water's HYDRANGEAS ARE sensitive to excessive too hot to irrigate the fields directly, but Stephen acid In the soU and wa ll turn blue. Tlus m~ Cbrutemeo booked bis geothermal wells to four p roduce unwanted results tf the g·ardener planted ~-s~re-"CJ'Owiftrtwo-t..--~«B&wantstookttvthem thatwa of tomatoes a week. • Aluminum sulphate is most generally used to The water, 220 degrees Fahrenheit right out of produce blue when blue 1s desired. To keep them the well, replaced a propane heating system in the pink in a n acid soil. add dolom1t1c hme or greenhouses, and ended the Christai&eo.s' $2.500 hydrated bme. . monthly beating bill. As hydrangeas have a tendency to grow and ~row as they mature. 1t as wise to start prumng The C hrist e nsens have b l e nd e d t b e them when'"young. This makes at easier to keep newest teehnology in heating with ad vanced them com pact as the years go by. Prune m late hydroponics at their farm, and both geologists and winter or early spnni:? Don't overlook hydr angeas out-of·s late h othouse farmers are s howing fo r cut flowers a s they make b eautiful intere6t. arrangements when cut fresh from the garden. Don't IAare lnritafi••• DEAR PAT: We are planning to go oo a loog vacaUoo. Do you ha ve any ups in your files about bow we cu avoid "telling the world" that we are gone? I think I 've plan.oed ll'l06t ol the neceuary things, but want to make sure I don't forget a nything that would be a welcome sign to a burglar. L.G., Costa Mesa St op a ll d elive r ies, l n cladl a c mall , newspa~rs. and an)'1laing elH U.at Is f'e111larly delJvencl &o yoar home. DI~ eledltcaJ ap- pliances ud set the Ulermostat at aa t9tt&Y· conserving tem~ratatt. Arra.ale for Jard cue, lloaseplants ud pets, iDd acllag blrds aacl Olla. .. Cot a prc>Olnn" Then wnre ro Pa! l.>u1t11. Pat &Dtll cu1 rtd tape, ~ttmg rite al&SWt'T'.s and actlOTl you Mf"d to solve meqr.aties in gcrot>mmm and bu.smes.s Mall your qwrflOrU to Pat Dunn. At Your .'iennce. ~ Coast DaUy Pilot. P 0 Boz ISfJO, Costa Mesa. C~ 92626. A..s many Lnten 0$ posn/U will be Cllll1«rtd, but phoned anqwn e.s or lettt'TS not mcludmg the r~·s /\Ill name, oddrt>ss and ~s.s hours· phoM numbttcannof beconsidert'd Th&scolwm•appearsdaa· ly ezcrpt Sundays " pTogr ams? Now they bave really done 1t - canceled mom.mg game ::.ho...,'S in favor of David LeUerman. B E.M .• Corona del Mar Send your complaint to 1'"BC Televisioft. 30 Rockefeller Plaza. New Yon. N.Y. 10019, Yith a' u rboo copy C.O K.'IBC. 3tOO W. AJamed•. Burbank Mstl. ~k Fi,...·11 RE"~ordA DEAR PAT : I'm lhinlu ni:? about J0101ng n food freezer plan. Is this a good idea. or am I liable to regret it? AUSTRALIAN TREE FERN Impressive outdoor tree fern. Welcome 'Clddltion tc shade areas 5 GAC REG. 14.98 GRO-POWER CONTROLLED RELEASE FERTILIZER With Trace Minerals and Hum1c Acids Our favorite for vegetables. tneloor plants. flower bed s Feeds up to 4 months . 1 LB. REG. 2.99 f~ tJ Introductory otter....~ 'j Flori.I Special J PIGGYBACK ANO SPIDER PLANTS ln<loor or outdOOf shade 6" POT REG. 8.95 3. 99 EA. 6 Nursery· Florist 2640 Harbor llvd .. Costa M11a ,.. .... ....,.Jv1Y :rt.-e ~- I • Ask a neighbor lo make nre Do' mall la left la you mall bos, ud &ell tile police die da&ee ol ywr departure ud pluaed ttaara. Give u ltbtttuy (wttll ~ aambers) to a Higbbor ud/or co-••rller. Lock all nterior willdowa Hd doon secarejy aad leave alaades part way down. 11.em"e ••Y ta.iddea door key s from Ute boase emrtor. Don't dlaca ss yoa r vacaUoa plaaa w ltll strangers. It m a)' be belphd to have a frieed drtwe by or go m yoar bouse freqlleDU.y. cbeckblg for aaytbiag sasplcloas. U lllll't a sure bet that you'U regrd It, bat B e tte r Baslness B ureau files have maay complamt. from coDS1tmers who bave slped co1Urada for freners aad the food to fill them. -----------------------------M ake Are yoa pt'OCttd with care. For u extended vacatioa. you m ay want to ask a friend to act as "bomestutt.•• Or, if tbat'a isnpradlcal, book op senral electrical tlmers to boase lampcJ, settillg Lbem at on·ud-Gff l.Dtenals cons istent witb yoar nor mal UvlDg pattens. Th1s wUI ghe dte boose an "occupied'• look at nlgbt a.ad cUacoarage bvg)ars. 'l'ert• A.._ Tl' Tactics'! DEAR PAT: Where s hould 1 write lo complain about NBC's coo.st.ant game of leap frot with their ue.ge savings" on the eo5t of food m ay be adnrtiaed. bat often an infla\ed price ls cbarged for the I nner. Cost of ,the rreeaer ls the tbief complaiDt aboat ~ plas. and watch oat for an a ddltlonal charge or several hundred dollars for ••membership" ID the food·bayi.Dg plaa. Before yoa sip ap for a plan. check lbe prices of frtt11ers at mall scores. Tbea compare food prices ud see bow macb yoa •dually wouJd save by Joi.D.ial. Other complaints about food .. freeaer plans IDHtlon some companies lbat faUed to deUnr food ud others that went out or bwiinHs sbortly af wr lme1llln1 &he equipment. Before slpiag ap for a food·Frttzer plan, check tbe company's record wttb Ute BBB by pbon.ing 5"·6N2. ZONEUW RUIEDOUI' Sidewalk Bazaar Sale SAN F R ANCISCO (AP > -An Alam eda County ordinance which expande d the u s es a l lo w e d withi n agri cultural zones to include vacation resorts and guest lodges baa been ruled invalid by the Court c:A Appeal .. T be appellate court said the ontiuDce was adopted without notice or pubUc bearing. Tbe action w a s broa.lht bJ the Sierra C lub and four other c onaervation a n d e du ca t l on a1 or1an•1et1on1. MiCHAL ·DAVID· GREEN Many Garments '1, '2 Fri., July 25 and Sun., July 'II onlyl lOAM-6 PM New Stock: Banana Republc Draw String Pants s ., ................. , ..... '11 99 Osneburg Min's· Shirts 50% OFF Draw s~ Shorts s499 619 So. Cemt Hwy., La.ma leach .. ----------------.. . . 5 GREAT SALE DAYS! TUESDAY, JULY 29. 10AM-9PM. WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 10AM-6PM. ~-~ THURSDAY, REDUC110NS JULY 31, SPORT COAlS 10AM-6PM. ~ FRIDAY, NECKWEAR AUGUST 1, SHIRTS 10AM-9PM. BELTS SATURDAY, SWEATERS AUGUST 2, SHOES 10AM-6PM. THE MAAINA 4728 ADMIRAL TY WY. MARINA DEL REY CALIFORNIA 90291 (213) 823-7955 THE Pl.AZA • 505 S. FlOWER ST. LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA 90071 (t13) 489-2997 WE KNOW YOU'LL BE PLEASED WITH THE OUTSTANDING SELECTED MERCHANDISE WE ARE PRESENTING FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK THE SAVINGS ARE TERRIFIC ON THE MENSWE.AR AT ALL OF OUR STORES. AS WELL AS ON THE LADIES' ITEMS AT THE MARINA STORE. ANO YOU'LL BE GLAD TO KNOW THAT YOUR SALE PURCHASE MAY BE CHARGED TO YOUR BANK· AMERICARO, MASTER CHARGE, YOUR GARVS & COMPANY PERSONAL ACCOUNT OR, OF COURSE. CASH. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. WE'LL BE CLOSED MONDAY, JULY28THTO PREPARE FOR THE BIG EVENT, ANO ON AUGUST 4'TH TO PREPARE FAU INVENTORIES. 111 FASHION ISl.ANO NEWPORT BEACH CAltFOANIA 92eeo (7'14) 758-1822 .... 1.-------------------..... _...·G •• 1.1r_d __ e_1_1l_!!fl _________ ,..._ .• _a_~._._ ..... _~_vPUrr--~.JX, 11 equire -. TL Care summer ll the Ume .-hen a laWD II ftl)oyed th moat and al8o a time when it requires the moat care . ln ordinary elrevlnl&MC'8 your 1ru lawn will Deed rDOIW\na weekly akxil wltb the proper amount ol lmtaUna anc1 tffdina. tlemeber to s~t that mowu blade up hllher tha.n you had It in C'OOler mol\tM so the >UD w\11 not bum the Leodu roou of the lawn and also to ton ene moisture First consJder the sub1ect ol watering the lawn during the auinmer. A lot of damage can ~ done ti too much or too little moisture 1s provided. Man) 1ardeners do not realiie that few soils are able to absorb water rapidly. TWO M ETHODS <'an be applied t o avoid improper watering -let the sprinkler<> operate Wllil the water runs off. tum them off for a v.h1le and repeat the process several umes or use a porous hose or soil soaker which applies the water much slower and does n't cause runoff. A good rule of thumb on when to apply water is when your lawn loses its resiliency -when it fails to spnng up after you step on it. If the soil is compact, it will not absorb moisture readily. You can eliminate surface com actJoo by slow soakan of e so • s m a g tfie grov.1 or gras-.s with fe r t1l12ers. mulching with surface sot! or suitable compost an<4 mov.1ng less rt-gularl} IF THF. OIL I ~ \er\ compact. you may need lo use some sort of tool --; an aerator or sod coring tool or in some cases certain chemical penetrants or wetting agmts t.bat will make t.be soils take moi.ature better. There are three rules to follow when applying food to your lawn: 1) do not apply too much fertllber n one time; 2) spread it uniformly; 3) apply it when the lawn foliaae is dry and water immediately afterwards. It is generally best to apply dry fertlllzers wit.b a spreader so that it evenly coven the lawn. Besides the basics. It is wise to keep in touch with your local nurseryman if you feel you have problems lD the pest or disease area. He can identify pre<:isely whal ls wrong and put you in touch with controls to contain the problem in these areas. For you wouldn't want to give cough syrup to someone with prickly heat and that could happen with your lawn -treattnq it for something it doesn't have. Plant Pyracantha If you want colorful red ber· ries to decorate your ma.oUe or for seasonal centerpieces at Chriatmas Ume, lhe Pyracantha will supply them . See your local nurseryman now for the variety that 1s best in your area and you should b ave several decoralive branches inside your home lb.ts December. D.atf ~ SUfl "'9M VOLUNTEER APPLE TREE FIGURATIVELY TIED IN KNOTS Mrs. Muriel Esler at HuntJngton Mobfle E1tate1 Horne Knot Unusual Apple Tree Yiehla Harvest Knotty panes are not unusual. but how about a knotty apple tree'> Perhaps it's one of a kmd. Tbe knots in lhi5 tree are the band-tied variety. It 1s planted in Muriel Esler's lot at Huntington Mobile Est ates on Garfield Avenue in Huntmgton Beach. Teona Baker. the pre nous tenant unw1Ulngty planted )IRS. BAKER C'Ot:LDS'T find a place to throw tbe core. so she du~ a hole in the dirt with the bee I of her shoe aod buried 1t When the tree sprang up. !\1rs Baker's husband Frank thought at ~as Loo close to the sidewalk and dnvewa:r To prevent the tree's s mall branches from hangmg over too much. he lled them in knots. AS 11IE TREE GR EW. so did the knots, creating bulbous formations and loops. But there's no twist to the taste of the apples, said Mrs. Esler wbo got a bucket full last September, and made applesauce for everyone la the park. New Jersey Claims The 'Best Tomato' Trenton. N.J . <AP> -New York City iA the Big Apple and California has the whole enchtlada. But New Jersey claims it's got tbe best tomato. From 1934 to 1960, tbe R\Jtiers vanety tomato, named after the university. accounted for 90 per cent of the world's production or commercial tomato crops. NOW THERE'S the Ramapo tomato. laveoted by Dr. Bernard Pollack, chairman of the uruvers1ty's Cook College horticulture de· partment. The Ramapo replaced t.be R'utgers and is into its second decade as the superstar tomato "I've been all over Afnca and people know all about the tomatoes. but nothing about the school," said Pollack. the university's plant breeder Pollack says developing a tomato 1sn 't easy. He unsuccessfully tried three or four 'ariet1es before coming up with the Ramapo. a stram that is resistant to diseases "BlT THE RA~APO 1s almost a fool proof tomato. You can almost stack at 10 the ground and JUmp back," he said "It's important for ~e" Jersey, which stLll 1s No. 3 in fruit and \·egetable production behind California and Flonda:· Pollack said. "But to gwe ~ou an idea of how far in third -we are. the San Diego County tomato crop -Ramapos -IS v.orth more than the total New Jerse) crop." LLDYD•!i r , .. gard~n shop MARIGOLDS 4·,...... 51c .... ,.. INDOOR PLANTS ntmAPALMS .:.-::.. Sf 95 Alie: AIOlllr...._..._.. .... r,....111-... .............. MEW PARKING LOT! Uoyc1'1 Mew ,. w.g Lot h llOW opn. Fw .,_,. c•Hlli•c• ,_ 1 c• .,. _.... tr-.._..,_,,. .......... alto tr.. lay Sf • Replace It wttn Custom Pfanter Lawn and Gsden Edging AU.~ TOSTOOI ON ..-0 ... '!!'• ... ,_ ' OPEN MON. THAU FRI. 7-8. SAT. M . SUN. M LLOYD'S NURSERY ANO LANDSCAPE CO .. INC. 2029 t .. a~Clft Blvd Cit -9' l Oo9tt Mela. CA 9"17 f C "'l ....,.,., Ones to Fall Color. Plan Ahead by Making List of Garden Neeth U you dream of fall co&or, we'll Jlve you a clue lt'a time you stopped dnamiq and started dolni aometblng about it. Yes, we know it's mid-summer, but we know that plannina ahead la the mark of a successful and happy gardener. It counts every bit as much as a green thumb. So let's grab a pencil and paper to look ahead to fall. WUJ it be a colorful season as things st.and ln your garden now? Or will you miss the tradltioaal warm tones that should go with the sea500? Don't guess. Make an act"'al list of what you have and what you need. YOO CAN'T aELY too heavily oa the show chrysanthemums put oo dwing th1t time of the year. Select your colors carefully -to match the yellows, bronzes and other t.ooes of the fall and also w;e them in conjunction with ah.rubs that change colors at the proper Ume. You can get ~wo blooming periods from chrysanthemums now showing color et nunerle•. Cul them back when the present blooms fade, feed and water them for a second crop in the fall - remember to do a little pinchlne back too. T8E YEU.OWS AND oranges of marigolds also mat~h the season and should be considered for liberal use throughout your garden. Zinnias. gallardia and even the new hybrid guaruas should be thoulht of for late summer planting where their vivid colors will can")' over into the fall. Shrubwise, you should rely on the red and orange berries of pyracantha and cotoneuter. Some ol the cotoneasters. especially, wlll not only show seasonal color from their crops of hemes. but will actually color up nicely in foliage also. Also try heavenly bamboo for foliage color and at a higher level try 1iqu1d..,,bar, nowering cherry or other trees that speak of the season with their beautiful fall foUHe. Weekend Gardening Checklist SPECTACULAR MID-SUMMER • C l ematis vines thnve with their heads in the sun and their feet in the shade Mulch around the plants to keep the soil tem · per atu r es down or strategically place a base planting of low growing $brubs. • If earthworms. a sign of a good garden soil. aren't abundant tn your soil. w ork 1n All thnl the mo11Ht of July SAVINGS FROM 50°/o to 70°/o or MOre~ Al .._ -Mt.ct.d "'°"',......,. rtoca. ~ 1. !MM ~L ......,~-~or-of okhod. ToO'\~ tt.. -• .. .,;.d ~of MM i*-it'•~ .. .+wt - ·-.. ,_. ~· ,_ .. .-..c •. ELEOllC and LllHTIN& Thi• i• the last big week of tne sale. Hurry! Sale ends Ayg. 2, 1980! o r ganic matter t_o •---~'UJIJLJ.A.-.:!~:.:..:.~M:.::..:.=.~~50=-...,..;-,.:.:.~~-e~m~roll-~~ 1 Ac.rou frOftl en ........ ~, Phone 646-3737 /646-8194 •Fert1 l1ze l3'o'ns :i nd roses as well as other s hrubs. flowers, and vegetables at sax week intervals during the summer. ClOS'° TUlSOAY OU ALI TY BECAUSE WE GROW THEM I WEEK BC>S 7/ll/10 • To round out the landscaping around a new home. gardeners showd choose rrom both the lar ge s hade tree class aod the smaller· s tatured o rnamental nowlng kind. GeraniOD18 Add Color Pelargonlums or geraniums as they are commonly called. add a fine color touch to sum mer gardens. 5.59 4.99 9.95 - ·~ tt6AL ·-I~ W. ANJT THIS A4;' .......... ,.._ ,._..,..,_n 29.95 I Ut.. ~ SP'laA&. • .......... ,... ow L-.i -s-QMlty ... l.., ....... 2..79 l4"IOXTllRS ~N.u sa& OAIC L.ITLAMMI cwass ILUJUAM ...... na..-.BM IYH~4SH SYC.ueoa rT.AUAl4 CWllSS ~TIIH YUCCA COLUTI& AND MAHY ..o.t S81JOO a "' There are as many hybrids and varieties of the many geranium species and you can have plants in hues of ox-blood. purple. cardulaJ. salmon and many others. Geraniums are easy to grow. too. See your nur se r yman f or a selection now c:DI P'-'r. 'fllt~A AV\ f()Uewt~-. va.\\(-V PMOot( ~ )<1' 1 Bk>ck Wfft of Harbof on Wimer C.,.,.W--L....--~ "-C-"'"""'- IF YOU LIVE FOR SUMMER ... Relax with Brown Jordan A rela>ong summer ahemoon, a cool breeze dild a chaise lounge from Brov.m Jordan make a combination that's hard 10 beat. Treat yourself to designer styling and superb quality by choosing your outdoor furruture from the Gallery al Roger's Gardens. We feature a complete assortment of these outstanding chaises as well as chatSe and chair pads. occasional ta~. umbrellas and other accessories. Come in and see us ... we have what you're looking for! reg SALE Tamiami chaiM ......... 259 00 ......... 215.00 Mauna Ku cha.iH . . . . 299 00 ......... 249.00 Pok> chaiH . . . . . •...... 269 00 ........ 189.00 Kailu.a chaiM . . . . . . . . . . . . 319 00 ......... 249.00 IS-round table . .. . . . • . . • 89 00. . . . . . . . . 69 .00 219 9quare table ......... 114.00........ . 92.00 COLOR With or Without Sun I ~] ORTHO HOME PEST KILLER :v r=~ L _ -- ~gal 4· sun loving 4• shade loving NOW $7.98 ZONAL GERANIUMS IMPATIENS res. $9.98 NOW S 1.25 NOW .79 Kill fOKha. ants, s~ ng. $1.91 NI-$1.()1) wate:r bl'9' and other pats. CONING A Tf'RACTJON ••. Uy Strand, renown«/ /fotol wat~ist anti 7~ ;,, pmon July 26 12-4. ~ Z7 11..J NUl'HI\' • Indoor Plants & Flon.t • Antlqw• Patio Furniture &Accaeo......_ S..bqmu:M MKArthw• ~.,_F...._ ..... NaspGJC 8-dt•.-.~•Opett~~ a.uJ..-- • Ala DAILY PILOT ~ked Goose Fires IJp Town TIBURON (AP) -Somebody cooked Tiburon'• IOOM· But the buteMrf.Dc ud barbenleinl of one ol two pet , .... la •joke to retlckfttl ol lhls lOWll j~t Hf'Ola the bay froqa San Francl1eo. Some folka say they now .-ho did lt -aacl dMN hu• bffn calla '°'' tar and r •alhen for tbe ,-uUt.y part)N. Tbe ceeae flew Into town in November. took up ~•ldfllce on a QUEENIE beacla aH qukllly were adopted by townspeople and den lun• of a M•c""'-' wateriq place n-e ,_. wu bllad , and UM 11nct.r t.ooll •P9Clal care or h r. tappln1 • water.nuect ua to 1how h•r where to drid. lffdifta Mr to rood and kMplAa I walchfUl eye on her But their ldylUc Ure toaether ended ln "loltn<-e over the weekend when the 1ander wu rau1M by boattrs. "I'm sorry. Romantic tripa are not my department. 'Get awav from It all' ia mv baa." No Magic Blind Driving Banned butch~red. cooked and eaten. Pollre and Marin County Humane Society otrlclala plan to queatlon wllneuea to decide what char1ea. ll any. will be riled. The Humane Society has taken the blind IOOlt to a l•IOOD for aaretv. · · "The sad thtns ... they wd, "la that normally the seeee would have flown away in May to mat. ln Lapland. But they dJdn't1obee1u.aelbecoWdn't'". -' GENERAL NEWS 0 DllJN SHEEPSUI SEAT COVEIS & AUTO ACCESS. now Milal>le ii f9ff•llWY Genuine Sheepskin at Covers~ you I and dry In the SU and warm In the 1"'1er. A fine quality p)oduct that will wear, 'feel and look good al._ year 'round. Fiii mtaui. • mm ... 1• • 111U11TY • au C1W11S ___ ..... _ .. ....,,_ 0 DOLIN SHEEPSKIN SEAT COVERS 17431 lllMIHUIST, FOUNTAIN VALLEY 0,. Mo&-s.t. t-6 , .... gr.rr-51&1 S•lllfr IM P.111. Ulf"" • LUDLOW, Mass . <AP> -Arguing that there already are enough drivers who can't see where they're going, police have persuaded selectmen to denyn~:O:ca~ese tdJ~ld3Jai~~£1·ltlhelBslrClleeWUtsW. oO...r-11------~---~Turn ur •mes nto New Frames' Ludlow. oliv~f~!~t:i~~ ;~i~n~ied~~t p;~~e~~~!n!~~~ Trade an Old Frame for Up to SOX Off a New Frame promote his show at a nearby theater. Oliveira claimed that in 15 years telepathy has enabled tum to drive blindfolded in 32 countries. &Jt. Police Chief John Jorge advised against it . saying "We have enough trouble with people who can't see where they're going, we don't need anyone blindfolded." Judge Dismisses Singer Charges CTNCINNATI <AP> -A municipal judge has :iismissed charges against a rock singer wbo 11legedly urged a crowd at Riverfront Coliseum ··to light up," despite a strict ban on smoking in the arena The April 24 performance by singer David L. Roth and his group, Van Halen, was the first at the :oliseum by a rock group since 11 people died in a -:rowd stampede at a December performance by 'The Who." Roth. 26. was charged with complicit y to 1iolate Cincinnati's fire code. The charge was lism1s~ by Judge Ralph Winkler, who said the ire code does not specifically outlaw what Roth hd A spokesman for the group said Roth may file ;u1t against city officials for allegedly takmg awa y tis right to free speech. Mayor J . Ke nneth Blac kwell s aid the li sm1 ssal does not change "the fact that a >erlormer .. s action on stage is a key ingredient to _>ffect1ve crowd management " Report Charges Misuse of Grant WASHl NGTON CA P} -Federal anllpovery rants for the United Farm Workers totaling 951,000 were used to support uruon acl.lvitles m ·1olat1on o( an agency rule wtuch bars supporting JJ1ons. an internal report contends. The report from the inspector general of the A>mmun.ity Services Adm1rustrat100, successor to he federal Office of Economic Opportunity, :onclueled · "CSA GRANT FUNDS AWARDED for the '1Urpose o( aiding poor farm workers in the State of ;aUfornia have been used to support activities or .be United Farm Workers union." U FW spokesman Marc· Grouman said he had :lO comment on the report "nghtnow." The report, released Thursday. chronicles negularities in the way top CSA offi cials in Nasbinirtoo bypassed their reRional office and -:hanneled grants to the National Farm Workers .iervice Center in 1978. THE REPORT TERMED THE center "a ;pinoff organiz.ation of the Uruted Farm Workers" •>Perating rrom union leader Cesar Chavez' oeadquarters near Keene. A $601,692 grant was approved to help build a telecommunications system aimed at improving nealth care for farm workers and provide quicker l'ffponse in medical emer gencies. 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' ' . ... ,, 2. Gather up your frames and take them to any Aaron Brothers Art i<-,-. Marts for the Frame Trade-In. Any frame, any size, in just about any condition! Our frame experts will Wt~~ evaluate the trade-i n worth of each old frame and in exchange for that frame, you will get up to 50% off the price of a new frame. 3. Choose a new frame from the terrific select:Jon that Aaron Brothers is famous for. In an assortment of sizes and elegant, simple, classic or contemporary styles. In a variety of woods, ceramic, silver and gold metal and more. Give your favorite 'NOf"ks ot art a new, fresh look. All at trade-in savings! 4. Bring in as many old frames as you want. Trade in one old frame and you will get up to 50% off one new frame. l'No old frames for up to 50% off two new frames. Three old frames for up to 50% off three new frames. And if you have a frame that is 4 x s;' for example, you can trade It in for a frame of any size. El TORO 24350 Swartz Dr. 770-7606 COSTA ~ 1714 Newport BIYd. 645-6880 HUNTINGlON BEACH X70 Edinger Ave. ~7-4515 Open dally 9·9 Sat. •Sun. 10-6 ....... _, ____ ___ -~---------.... ...... ,. ,., INSIDE : •Spo ,s •Horosc p •Business •Ann t.:aftden Seaside SiGIGlaQ 1 By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Of tt1e EMiiy "91 Swet People have hospitals, sea mammals have Friends of the Sea Lions in Laguna Beach. ... . A shelter in Laguna Be ach for sick or m1ured sea creatures provides rest and relaxation around a cement pool and fish ., The sick or injured creatures, no longer abl.e toJJsh ... --t---f:·~ omnbeach-tnemse ves along the sands of the Orange Coast where they wait to die. But in many cases, death can be averted, says John Cunningham, who runs the small non-profit Marine for lunch every day. Seal CJt fefhs blind. , 1• 1 • 1 Mamals Center founded in 1971. Located in a red barn on Laguna Canyon Road, th.e shelter is current home to 11 infirmed sea lions and one elephant seal named "Oop." "Oop" came as hore in Ne wport Beach, badly undernourished and suffering from stomach worms. Antibiotics, a steady supply of fish and rest by the side of the shelter's enclosed cement pool have put Oop back into shape. .. He's ready to go back," says Cunningham, a 41- year-0ld volunteer direct.or and marine sciences teacher at Laguna Beach High School. In fact, "Oop" -so named because of a former companion called "Alley" -was turned loose by Cunningham a few weeks back. · "Oop" apparenUy lounged on the sand a bit too long, drawing the attention of concerned residents or lifeguards. Cunningham returned to work one day to find "Oop" staring back at him. · "I know he didn't walk back," Cunningham laughs. "They didn't give him much of a chance." • 'Oop" will be on the next available boat to the Channel Islands, where he will take the plunge back to John Cunningham normal sea life away from man's intervention. Researche r& a re &till uncertain how much responsibility lies with man in creating troubles for the sea mammals, says Cunningham. "There are just a lot of things that cause them to have problems," he notes. "We can see when an animal comes in with a prop cut or has fish hooks in it. "But there are other things that are subtle, that we can't be sure about," adds Cunningham. "It could be totally natural. We don't know." "Oop" the Elephant Seal is ready for release Sea //on gets his meal. Overfishing or pollution are among possible factors being studied. Cunningham notes that sea lions and seals have inhabited coastal waters between Baja California Blood samples are taken from the seriously 111 seals and Washington for nearly 15 million years. by volunteer researchers from the Marine and Fresh the shelter 1s a success story. "We're not in danger," he say:,. However, there are few secluded spots left along the Water Medical Center at USC. coast for them to breed. While seals and sea lions are not "They <volunteers) make it pos sible," says The public is mvited. to drop by the center at 20612 Laguna Canyon Road to watch the seals !rollicking on the road to recovery. Good times to go are 10 a .m. and 4 p.m. when Cunningham and his volunteer staff serve up snacks. endangered species, reproduction in this area now is Cunningham. confined to a small area near the Channel Islands, says He singles out Dr. Brian Haskings of the Laguna Hills Cunningham. Animal Clinic as one of the prime volunteers of lime and With two extremely ill sea lions, breathing with dif • s upplies. ficulty as they fight against pneumonia, lodged in the Donations come from South Coast Medical Center, shelter barn, Cunningham explained be is able to save the City of Laguna Beach and private individuals, about 60 percent of the animals under hiJ care with the making the shelter a true community effort. disease. A thousand dollars buys 1,200 pounds of fish, enough "They look like you can pet em' like the family dog," says Cunrungham. Not so. Seals and sea lions are basically friendly, but have sharp teeth. "I get popped," s miles Cunniniham, displaying a puncture wound on his left hand. "They can get it (pneumonia) a number of ways, like to last three to four weeks depending on the number of people getting run down," be says ... The prime cause is residents at the shelter. As many as 38 seals and sea lions lung worms. It's a parasite that reduces their ability to occupied the center earlier this year. That 's his word of caution to people who might spot a beached sea creature. Stay back, and contact lifeguards or local animal control officers. t b fish. Cunningham sets a conservative estimate of $10,000 ca c inf ti · to th h I h "It's a snowball effect. The secondary ec on is run es e ter eac year. pneunvmia," says Cunningham. Fortunately, the community has responded well and Chances are the next call will go to Cunningham, and the seal will be rewarded with an all·expenses paid trip to the Marine Mammals Center to recuperate. -----~-.r:"T'T"-n"::t:-"ll~:"":-~~~:c---~--:~~ Credit Addict KW ks Biibit • NEW YOll (AP) -Five years ago, R.W. had a good job, a happy family We and a pockeUul of credit cards. Then came the effects ol recession. A business loss. Some bed investments. In the space of only a few months, R .W.'s world of credit collapsed. His debts added up to more than many people earn in a year. His creditors wanted their money. His wife talked about leavilla. "I wu out of coatrol," be recalled recenUy, sitting in bis olftce at a Manhattan employment agency. To get out from under, be said, "I would have aold my soul t.o the de.ti." R .W., wbo didn't want bll name ued, bu paid off bis debts. "We e•en have a aavtnp account now," be braued. lie dNnd 1118 lluDdal llMe wttb the belp of tbe local ~ Credit eo...Hn1 Ml'Ylce, ane of IOllle • luda ,_..pr'Gftt ::::C. °C'atial under the ambnlla of tbe Ni&tam' ft: ~ Cndit, 1111 B St.N.W.,W DP ..... D.C.,-. a.~:1-~ II a Mtlft New Yon.. Aft9r' ........... from couese bl 1111. be eened ID tbe mWtarJ and worked for a maa•fachlrer before formla1 an employment 8PDCJ with a pu1Der. 1111 parmta, be 1ald, "Rn not poor J... but .•~ certailllr did .. baft • lat " ...,. " F1UDCl8I IUCC .. WM lmpartut and It ........ WJ. "I WU •*1111:/:: ,......_ 1 .. a.·· a.w. Mid. Cndit allO 111~. ''I WM ..... endlt eard1 malled to .. ~ ... " '·' ... By 1975, however, the recession had hurt the employment business. R. W.'s partner used company money to pay gambling debts. And R.W. l01t money ln the stock market. ''All my savings," he said. "I really started to have to scramble t.o pay my bills ... I was so far behind, my debt was a solid, five- figure debt. . . " When business had been good, R.W. lived well. "I was never really budeet conscious. I was kind ol living from month to month." During slow periods, be borrowed. If you think there's a eood month coming, be Hid, "you don't reduce your spend.ln&. You use credit cardl." After bis buslness failed. R.W. said, "there was a period when I was making zero." He finally found another job with a bue aalarJ ol .$12,000, but it wasn't enoqh. "Wbea the cbeeb came in they were all spoken for." · R.W. didn't tell hla wife about b1a flaancial problems. "llaebo, I SU-." bl laid. "I thoulbt if I lpored tbem • tbeJ would IO away." Ftaally, oa a Sunday lllOl"Diq ID lt7e, the C!OlllpanJ from wbicb R. W. leased b1I car came to HPo11e11 lt. "We were 1eWn1 dUJ'UllnC calll. People lmockinl on doors. I bad lost mJ car. My wife said if we could afford it, lbe would ........ Wbom did be on1' "l:NJ'*b'. I bad cndlt Cardi. I bH •r.;11nal lea.,,_. ... II cndltGn In all." a .. cwidend bulmlptey. ,,._ 101D1C1De told blm aboat tbe COUDHllDI Hf¥1H whlcb mUH ,, ) arrangements with credilora to help debton pay their bills a little at a time. The family gathered up the bills and riaited a counselor who worked out a budeet ... Within two weeks, all of the c&l.ls stopped.'' R. W. gne lbe coun•Hn1 service a fixed amount every mont.b to be relayed to credit.ors. "It was like a bucket ol cold water," be said, remembering the re1ular payment.I, the re1uJar reminders ol failure. "It was a tremendous blow, cmaistmt blowa to my eeo." R. W. 's wife went to wort. "My wife ls quite extraordinary," be sald. "She wu a )'OUDI Ori. I swept her off her feet, stole ber from anotber py, promlMd her the world ... Then. all ol a auddee: Wbammo! We 'r~ livln1 like paupers. Cbicke• bacta and spaghetti." It toot R.W. two yean to pay bll debts. Some larae com mission checks helped blm mate paymenta ahead of schedule. Today, he doel not loot like aomecme worried about money. He loob like IUCHA -tbree- plece navy blue suit, loae·slened wb1te lblrt, ta111led black loafers pollabed to a hlib thine. But memories remaln. "It wu clearly a Jeaca. ft was a lot ol lesaons. I'm paranoid almost about lo6al out and spendi.n& money. I bave become a "91')' acute and utute shopper. I know wbo I owe and wbat I owe I'm sUU lurninl. I'm •till ftPtinl tt." · R. W. bu been unable to pt new credit carda, bat be b not sure be wants tbem .• "I'm a lltUe bit afraid.. I'm afraid. that I'll fall back lnto that old ~" • f .. INSIDE: •Spo s •Horosc p , . . •Business •Ann Landin Seaside SiclGbQ By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Of U. o.lly ..... SlMI • People have hospitals, sea mammals have Friends of the Sea Lions in Laguna Beach. ~-.July 2', t9e0 The sick or iniured creat~, nqj,Qg~abl~ toJ.ish __ i-....--....--...i.-~ fot tfiemse rves. often heaChtliemsetves along the sands of the Orange Coast where they wait to die. But in many cases, death can be averted, says John Cunningham, who runs the small non-profit Marine Mamals Center foun ded in 1971. Located in a red barn on Laguna Canyon Road. the shelter is current home to 11 infirmed sea lions and one elephant seal na med ''Oop." "Oop'' came ashore in Newport Beach, badly undernourished and suffering from stomach worms. Antibiotics. a steady supply of fish and rest by the side of the shelter's enclosed cement pool have put Oop back into shape. ''He's ready to go back," says Cunningham, a 41· year--0ld volunteer director and marine sciences teacher at Laguna Beach High School. In fact, "Oop" -so named because of a former companion called "Alley" -was turned loose by Cunningham a few weeks back. "Oop" apparenU~ lounged f ' on the sand a bit too Jong, ' drawing the attention of conce rned res idents or lifeguards . Cunning h a m returned to work one day to find "Oop" staring back at him. •'I know he didn't walk back." Cunningham laughs. "They didn't give him much of a chance.'' "Oop" will be on the next availabl e boat to the Channel Islands. where he will take the plunge back to John Cunningham normal sea life away from man's intervention. ' Rese a r ch e r5 are 5till unce rtain how muc h responsibility lies with man in creating troubles for the sea mammals, says Cunningham. "There are just a lot of things that cause them to have problems." he notes. "We can see when an animal comes in with a prop cut or has fish hooks in it. "But there are other things that are subtle, that we can't be sure about," adds Cunningham. "It could be totally natural. We don't know." Overfishing or pollution are among possible factors "Oop ·· the Elephant Seal is ready for release A shefter m Laguna Beach tor sick or m1ured sea creatures provides rest and relaxation around a cement pool and fish for lunch every day. Seal at leff 1s- btmd. Sea /Ion gets his meal. being studied. Cunningham notes that sea lions and seals have inhabited coastal waters between Baja California and Washington for nearly 15 million years. Blood samples ar e taken from the seriously ill seals by volunteer researchers from the .Marine and Fresh Water Medical Center at USC. the shelter 1s a success story. "We 're not in danger," he say~. However, there are few secluded spots left along the coast for them to breed. While seals and sea lions are not endangered species, reproduction in this area now is confined to a small ar ea near the Channel Islands, says Cunningham. ·'They (volunteers) make it possible," s ays Cunningham. The public 1s invited to drop by the center at 20612 Laguna Canyon Road to watch the seals frolllcking on the road to recovery. Good times to go are 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. when Cunningham and his volunteer staff serve up snacks. With two extremely ill sea lions, breathing with dif · ficulty as they fight against pneumonia, lodged in the shelter barn, Cunningham explained be is able to save about 60 percent of the animals under his care with the disease. He singles out Dr. Brian Haskings of the Laguna Hills Animal Clinic as one of the prime volunteers of time and supplies. Donations come from South Coast Medical Center, the City of Laguna Beach and private individuals, making the shelter a true community effort. "'They look like you can pet em' like the family dog," says Cunningha m. Not so. Seals and sea lions are basically friendly, but have sharp teeth. "I get popped," smiles CwJnin&ham, d.isplayi.n& a puncture wound on his "'Ibey can get it (pneumonia) a number of ways, like people getting run down," be says. "The prime cause is lung worms. It's a parasite that reduces their ability to A thousand dollars buys 1,200 pounds of fish. enough to last three to four weeks depending on the number of residents at the shelter. As many as 38 seals and sea lions occupied the center earlier this year. left hand. , That's his word of caution to people who might spot a beached sea creature. Stay back, and contact lifeguards or local animal control officers. catch fish. --~..a inf . . "It's a snowball effect. The :te\.vuuary ection is Cunningham sets a conservative estimate of $10,000 to run the shelter each year .. Chances are the next call will go to Cunningham, and the seal will be rewarded with an all-expenses paid trip to the Marine Mammals Center to recuperate. pneumonia," says Cunningham. ~~~-:--ilC'""'l:::F.""1~~~....-.:-~~~~ Fortunately, the community has responded well and Credit Addict Kicks Habit NEW YORK (AP) -Five years ago, R.W. ha<l a good job, a happy family life and a pocketful or credit cards. Then came the effects of recession. A business loss. Some bad investments. In the space of only a few months, R.W.'s world or credit collapsed. His debts added up to more than many people earn in a year. His creditors wanted tbelr money. His wife talked about leaving. "I was out of coatrol," be recalled recently, slttin1 in bis omce at a Manhattan employment agency. To get out from under, be said, "I would have sold my soul to the devil." R.W .• who didn't want hll name used, bu paid off his debts. "We even bave a aavinp account now," be braued. lie cleared Ida ftllaDdal llm wttb the belp of the local Ocmlumer Credit CoaDMHn1 eentce, one of 10me 200 Suda pan-pnftt =. i;at1111 under the ambnlla of the Nettcee• re ~Credit, 1111 e St. N .W., W " ,..., D.C., -· R.W:z 31, ta e DPtlft New Yorbr. Aft8I' ~ from couese in 1111, be tened in the mDltarJ and worked for e maaafecturer before formlDI an employment qency with a partner. Kil pareata, he said, "were not poorhabut we certalnb did not baft • lat ol ...., . •• ucial SUCCW WU important end It ... med eUy. "I WU m•k:~=:-a ,.er n.1 .. a." a.w. Mid. Credit al8o .. ,. ••1 wu ..._ endtt Hnll malled to me..,..dted.0' By 1975, however. the recession bad hurt the employment business. R.W.'s partner used company money to pay gambling debts. And R.W. lost money in the stock market. ''All my savings," be said. "I really started to have to scramble to ~ my bills I was so far behind, my debt was a solid, five- figure debt. . . " When business had been good, R. W. lived well. "I was never really budget conscious. I was kind of living from month to month." Durln1 slow periods, be borrowed. U you think there's a good month coming, be said, "you don't reduce your spendin&-You use credit cards." After bis business failed. R.W. said, "there was a period when I was maidng zero." He finally found another job with a bue Alary of ,'12,000, but it wasn't enouata. "WbeD the cbeeb came in they were all spoken for." · R.W. didn't tell bis wife about bis financial problems. ••lllaebo, I ~" M Mid. "I lboulbt lf I lpared them tbeJ would ao a..,:· Flaally, oa a Sunday IDOl'ldnl in 11"18, the company from wblcb R. W. leased his car came to repGIMlll it. "We were seWna dwmln& calla. People knotldq on doors. I bad loet my car. My wife aald if we toUld afford ll, the would lean." Wbom dkt be on? '11:•JllodJ. 1 Ud credit cards. I bM •rN e' ..... ,,_.._..II endilan In ell.'' R. . elN'IWtered blmknlptey. n. 101Decme told blm aboat the coaaHllDt Hnlce wbleb makes ,, ~-~ --~ ... ' 4 -~-... ~ • ............., ........ -·~ •• -~-- arrangements with creditors to help debtors pay their bills a litUe at a ti.me. 1be family gathered up the bills and Ti.ailed a counselor who worked out a bud&et ... Wit.bin two ween, all of the ea.Us stopped.'' R. W. gave the c:ou111•Hn1 service a futed amount every month to be relQ'eCI to credit.ors. "It wu like a bucket of cold water," be said. remembering the regular payments, the re1war reminders of failure. "It was a tremendous blow, N1ft1isteat blows to my e10." R. W.'a wife went to wort. 1'lly wife ls quite extraordinary," be said. "She was a YoUDI &irl. I swept her off ber feet, stole ber from anatber fU7, promiMd ber the world ... Then, all of a sudden: Wbammo! We 're ll vln& like paupers. Chicken bacta aad spaghetti." · It took R.W. two years to pay bis debts. Some tarse eommlssJon checks helped him make paJlllenta ahead ol scbedule. Today, be does not loot like IOllMCIM worried about money. He loob like aucceu -three- piece navy blue suit. IODl·lleeftd white shirt, tuseled black loaten polisbed to a blab sblne. But memories remain. "ft was clearly a lesion. n was a lot of lesaon.s. I'm paranoid almost about loial out and spendi.na money. l laaYe ~ e very aeate and astute shopper. I know wllo I owe end wbat I on. I'm sUll leamiq. t'm still flllltinl lt." R.W. bas been unable to pt new credit cards bat he ls not sure be wants them. ••rm a lltUe bit al~ald. I'm afraid that l 'U rail back into that old P't1-11!' • • ., . ,. ' t; t t l .. OAllY F'tl..OT FEATURING Debters Thank Collector New Project Afoot l.AXEWOOO, Colo. fAP> -Vtn.c-e C.1arll rvna • ~ •1 1\(1 ~ employees MJdom.-doon•l•.,lmtod ln lbetr (aces la fact. Ct1rtc '1 tmplo> aomdimt are Lbanlr.td b)' Rblon •ho f~I tht)''~ been done a fa,•or C'lark'• company, Thf' Adj uaton of l.akft\otood ln<' . rt'pouus ' rr'Mit cant. from ~pit ~ho "' lhtm too frffly. Ctattt. !IO, 1 b~> th~ days be<:aua~ bank.I are tryina to trim ope-raun.c Cotti and rub-abort, t recllt·nch c1t1z.ens art" trying df' a~rett'ly to ma.tntau\ lheiJ' U!e&tylea. Clark eiUm~ bJI •a~ots t'Ollert ht't• o 400 aod 5'IO crecbt canb a month -m0tt thAn twice u m~ u durlnic a typical month LO lt79 Mott ol ~e t'Ompao) 's work comes from Colorado. but lark Al. o l\aa cheot.s in several other "c:stern and m1dw~tern states Tpe carclholdecs rilngt' from blu~onar worlten to doetors and la~-yers About half the cases a.rue from d1 vorces. he said. "Tbe husband runs up stuff on the card or tbe wt.le runs up i.tuff because they feel lhe Olher owes them something " The agents never have trouble collect.mg. Clark said. "The worst they tell you lS, ·Get off m y proper1y.' or 'SH m )' att4mey'." M0tl ot Lhote who 1et ln trouble with crtdlt cards ar~ r~putable, but 1'1f(e11n1 te>mporary fmandal r v~nall. Clark nJd. ·Somt feel • we are doln1 them a favor ... Clark said "Tht-y uy 'Thank God,· after it 15 aonl' They know It can't &et any bl&ber." C"larlt 'a full·llme employees are moaUy fam ily membel"1'. Ki.a wtfe and four aons and a daU,ghlc!r betw n the aaes ot 14 and 19 handle many of the cues. Clark also bu about :.>O part-time agenta naUoawide. Typically. Ii 1>4nJc contact& rum and Jives tum the debtor's name. addttss and account number and says it wants the credit card back C'lark then either assi1ns a family member to collect tbe card -it may belong to someone m Calorado. Tennesse. Nebraska. Kans~ or A.nzona -or be coot.acts one o( has part Ume agents. Imagination. persisteneil and intelligence make a successful coUecUon agent, be said. "You also have to be able to t..aJk veey "ell on your feet." Clark said. "I thinJc most or my chiJdreo would make good after-dinner speakers" There's a new project afoot lD Oranc• Couaty: A poup of cltbem bu bended topCW t4 help preMrVe the Old County CourUaouM la S1nt1 Ana. Members of the new boUd ot clJNCtots ot the Old COurt.bouH Museum Society an~ Beaaoa. president 0( Sant.a Ana Ftnt Federal Savings and Loan; Lull 8la~acls, Oraa1e County His to rical Comminton ; Bar•ara Blaakmu. First American Title lnluranee, and Jlm Cooper, KOCE ·TV Also. Jaae Got,ald, Paclflc Coul Archaeology; llobert lleada. HARCO; &alelP Nickles. Junior Le11ue of Newpcll't Barbor: Dr. &obert PNnea. Oranse County Deputmmt ot Education; 8Wrley 8•1&.k. Lawyen' Wl•es: .l•dee Walter Sm.Mii; Am T 'pdl; .,.... Jackie nomaaoa; •••lM Welle, Native Daudrttts of the Go&den West: &Ila ae.,le, and~ Ban.a. Sant.a Ana Dell Clab. The COUJ1bouse WU built-in lml Md WU used tmtU ~enUy to house county oft'ices. Tbe new board hopes to reopen the buildinc aa a museum. Anyooe io~rested in JOinini the society should call Rita Semple. 991·1322 OI' 819-1412. ~ II appe•l•g• By Judith Olson .IO)'ce Smii.b has been seated u the new president o( Irvine Chapter of Toaat.rru.treta In· temational. The Big Canyon Home and Garden Club will be led mext year by Mn. DA. Beu. She wu installed during a luncheon in the home or Mn. .... ~ lln. Jaae Mortimer was honored at a tea recently by the Assistance League o( Laguna Beach for her four years o( service as chairman o( the league's TraveUng Homemalcer Service. She retttved a certificate of achievement before relmquisbing her office to Mn. Dlue OlalMlft", the new chairman. Guests at the tea Included Marjorie Nlsaea, director of the Homem ake r Service; Mary Gray, past director ; Kay Rudy. League president. a nd m any clients. workers a nd comm1tte<> members. Drunken Pa,ssenger Can go to Jail, Too Ann Landers Patricia House and L. Jerry <)nmtap.m, directors of Counseling and Psychotherapy As· soc1atcs. hosted an open house ln t.beir Newport Beach offices recently. Nearly 75 friends and neighbors stopped to by to see the facilities and enjoy a buffet prepared by lbe office staff. ~ LIJMla Lezak. president of the region board. was tnstalled by SybW ~mar. Pacific South West District XI president . ~ Jae Yoang. a former homecoaung queen at use. has been elected preskient or the use Newport Harbor Alumni Club. She is a member of the TroJan Uague. Trojan Guild of Orange County and her license plate reads USC-JAN. DEAR ANN: I read your article in the paper on drunken drivers, and as usual I agree with your advice but feel that you should have gone a bit further. I cite a case that happened to a friend of mir::ie who owned_and operated_ a ~kt.!l"-biar._ -nP<>n cToSffig his oar ne felt 1nat a certirn customer was m no condition to drive home. He closed the bar. locked the man's car keys in the cash register and called a taxJ to lake the man home. On the way home the taxi was stopped by the police. and t he driver was charged YAi th drunken dnvang. The passenger was charged with being drunk in the auto. The taxi company p.a1d the passenger 's fine. but he now has a record with the police department. I b<'hevc you ~hould c.aullon people to check the driver of the t axi before engaging his !:>crv1ce. -CONCERNED COVl~A CITIZEN DEAR C.C.C.: I a gree, il''> a good idea to c be<-k omt the CCIDCliUoo or the driver before you get l8&o a &ul. bat a •i.suaJ appraisal may DOt be accwrate. Some people cu be amashed aad took perfec&Jy ekay. So, yoa take you claaeces. l .. awue Uaa• a clnmk drtft!I' l~eee arrest became ~ may lllDI be able Co opente a •~cle s aleb, W I dldll't kMw a pu-cer coeJd be arrested for bei8g d:nmk. I P• • CeTilaa aad See lynx &Cougar Huntington Cenlef men this Sat 'Sun 1 to 4 RUFFBl'S UPHOLSTBY Wt.9T•W• ...... lfll .......... Cost•...,.._ 548-11 S6 ( C•ll 642-5678. 1 Put a tew words ___ t..;.o..;,.w..;ork ror you. The Great Design, inc. GRAND OPENING SALE! Al walpapen, fabrics Ir floorilMJ Discounted 20-40°/o Decorating Data Cards to organlzlt your deeignprofect Levek>r• wtth minimum order of S250. •v.tel2''W•41"1. 'The Great Design, inc. 1no Orange Av•. Ste F (\.ICllUfrtl Colta M•N 631·7470•T....,W. 10 ...... 1,... Dl .. 1:~1.....- spoke wUll Police Capt. Job Le9U. Be uJd Ca.Ulonala 11aaa a l•• recanllal clnmk.l wl90 caa't lake ~are of dllemaehes. U die t•xl driver were sober a.d laad a dnak la die ub, ud wu Ripped few speed'•c. &M dnak woald • be arttAed 1btce &lllLilriftl' ...W be wakW., o.t fot Ills welf ue. Cap&. LeMa aaJd k is • upruft!IU•e" la•. ~ ..... &Ille drtYer a.ad paueager are d.nmk. tlley 11*11 Id UTe•ed. bttaae .nu.tt is able &o take care flf lalalelf. Tiil• Is a 1ta&e law. Se II ,... I• to Calllonda, folb. ud plu Co laaq a.e-. make sure the &.ad driver ls aober' -oc yw may s~nd &.be Id.Pt la the slammer. DEAR ANN LANDERS: l am a 14-year-old boy who needs some answen. WW you please tell me what is wrong with ~e wbo enjoy go· ing around destroying property? Lut year I saw so much of it in our school it made me sick. Kids slash hunks of wood of( desks and <'hairs. cut holes in wondow shades. break wmdows on purpose, write all over walls with ink and lipstick. I once saw a kld drop a typewnter out of a window and laugh about it. Why do people act this way? -STUMPED DEAR STVllPED: Pe.pie .... *8taet prop. erty an aagry wtdl tMtl' ,..-.. &eec-.en, frieods, Uwauelws ud &Ille....._ n.e sohl&ioa .. to e.._. llie -.er tMo eonstnctJve .ueu. AM I&-~ euy. 811& I& ea.a be done by eompetftt &eMMr• ... ftllftt coun~g. Singles Seminar Set We ca~. a singles organization for people going through divorce or separation. will hav~ seminar and open house al 7:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 1. at lbe Ramada Ino. Santa Ana. We Care founder Davtd Herma will speak, according to Herb Oman, Orange County area director. Founded eight years ago, We Care '5 oot a sodal organizat.Jon. Oman empha.slud. "We Care presents a personal, growtb-orie1:1l~ program. ·'It IS devoted to the proc-ess of Ml pin~ people benefit from a group experientt in a safe and non-threatening s atuatioo.' · Aootber d.J!fereoce betWfftl We Catt and mos t single s o r ganizations t s th at the m e mbership ty pi cally 1s d1 v1 ded eve nly betwem men and women. be said. "Thl' men com~ because they ~ar that there are many women an attendan~." Oman s aid. "Then the difference happens. The meo stay on as members because or tbe many benefits oC We Care." ---Smg~J ~, nau nldt w~ a!td coit- An area group r~ently was sta~ in El -'Fonr.-lt..tmttts-nch Friday at ~:'30 p.m . in Abidmg :,aVlor Lutheran Church, 23262 El Toro Rd., El Toro. A group for people ln the Sant.a Ana·Tustin area wm begin shortly. and a third group is being planned for the ~o <.lemente·San Juan Capistrano area. Further 1nformatlon may be obtained by calhng the We Care 24 hour telephone, 544-8800. or by wnlJng to We Care, P 0 Box 3642, M1ss1on V1 e10. \A 92690. mars CUSTOM FRAMING Open 6 Da Y'S A Week Mon.-Fn. 9-6 Sat. 10-4 1803 Newport Blvd. Costa Mt>sa 1 tams rnformalion on ~ ~. partin alld ----------ewnti opm to ~ publ.ic an tM ~ Coc:ut atto.. Kids See The Aninds ~ noOOt& to Stag~s ~. ~ Pik>C. P.O. Bor 1Sf0, Coao Mna, CA '205. lncbdr wiotsr tlOftV and u~ l'lll'mbn'. Nohce• mu.st be rec:eioed taoo ~eka ift ~of°"~. -(.____H_o_ro_s_e_op_e _ __,J Live Cats Real co.rgar & ''f"'' Sat S·in 1 tr1 4 Hun11nq100 Cefitt?f Come to Hunttngton Cent~ this Sat & Son 1 k>41of'~ an•"* tun parade. Ute S&re animated zoo lnduoes HIOOO. Eleohant. Rabbits & hoCx> dogS. They SIOQ and act Also -tfle real OOUQar and lynx from unoo1~ Mercury commercial. SATURDAY, JULY ZS By SYDNEY OMA&R ARJES CMar. 21·Apr. 19): Stand tall for rights. Maintain seU-estttm. You may be of. fered assignment which carries added pressure. responsibility. Define obligations. Be sure there is commensurate financial inc~ase. Pisces. V irgo persons play promi.Deut roles. TAUJUJS <Apr. »May 20): Obtain hint from Anes mes.sage. Your special capabilities are put to use. Open lines oC communication. Scenario hi g hlig hts travel. publisbiog. education and the closing of a Joog-st.and.ing "deal." You gain reassur~ from member of oppostte sex. GEMINI <May 21·June 20>: Mooey bekt in escrow or otherwl.Se restricted will be released. Green light flashes for financial transaction. Get rid of burden which was not rightfully your own in fo-st place. You improve status by finishing long-standing assignmeoL CANCER CJuoe 21·July 22>: You get "new deal." Ra re opportunity exists to erase or correct past errors. Leo, Aquariua persona play key ?Ues. Empbasl.s oo written agreements, pubUc response to your efforts, a oew and exciting contact. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Pull some punches -means don't let out all atos-. Restraint now will prove beneficial. Leo figures in seeaarto. Keep resolutions CODCilrnlnJ wort habits, rest. nutriUoo and health. IDtu.tUve "fl.uh'' le.a to profit. VJaGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Empbaais on variety, change oC •ceoery, iDcreaMd social activity, valuable contacts, publlsbing. communication -and romance. Gemini, Sagittarius penou fhnare in~. Long-distance call alters plans. You'll be in "celebrating" mood. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0d. 22): Check sources. be aware of s mall print, revise. review and rebuild. Lunar empbasls on structure, design. territory. safe havens. real estate values. Scorpio, Capricorn persons figure promlneoUy. Older family member does C&rt" and you'll know it. SCORPIO <Oct. 23·Nov. 21>: Acceot dialogue. communication -display versatility. humor. show that you can handle respoa.si.blUty. You could be rec:p1eot of multiple job offers. Gemini, Virgo. Sagittanus nau~ flStlft in your personal scenario. Get to wort on JMlZ2le pieces AGITTARIVS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Ir perceptJveoess combines with diplomacy. YoU could add to po&ses.Sions. Important domestic adjustment is on agenda. Family me mber makes ma1or concession. Cycle movtt up. circumstances are bcg1nrung to favor your efforts. CA.PRJCORN (l>ec. 22·J an. 19 >: You 1et what you wanted -it is not necessarily what you needed. Pisces. Virgo person~ ficure promlneotly. Plans subject to cbaqe -thls is good and you'll be at ''right place:· Acceat on persooallty. special appearances. AQVA&WS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Emphasis oa organiuUoa, bringi.Dg priorities i.nt.o focus. individual who had been "aniping" ta read.Y t4 make CCJOCeSSioo. Be cradous but firm. You galn acceu to COQfideaUal dat.a. ~ ls bolstered. PISCES CFeb. 19-Mar. 20): You ....,.al t4 more people, you set lhlngs done, member or opposite tex coofidu 1ecrets and "COGleuet" love. Aries. Libra natives play key roles. Cycle is such that fantasies can be<.'ome real. Your creative abilities are stimulated. goPHl~TICATW PROBRAMMINB ... KEIKO NEEDS A HOME .-. .. . --.. IC ~l to t•rl ... \ "' ............. ~ll~Y, J"'' ~ -K loolli"9 tor a •. ·-··to~ -· SI-. "'°~ .... -·~·' U.... ~ Unlwnit'f In Tolly•, .,,., llll" to U I. -.,_~-~~· .......,.. .. _..,_"' 5fl• w1nu ,...,. t11•n • •"•"'"'9 m lM _,,. to -..-----~~ .. -.. lt~ko ii ~ .. ·-·' J~NW "°9" ~ - orol-~ -..,11 '"YI -·~llHOI· .... ~ --~ (.NIY ... lt!nl A.,q "'· •II-En91101 •"" cult.,... ,,_ .._...nqo. -Mrti<-In pl- •• c ur\ t 0" f •ttd f un •11-«1~~ tr• U lll .._.ci.o. Pl••H -"tdl~-- Open Your Hem I and Your Home For Mon IRfor•lliaa ct* , .... '7141 146-7551 or ..... 17141 f 6CM394 ~~-~~~ Beaulilu/ ~IB!'eo Mu~ia-Now~MarinB WBalhB,,,_,. - Con~umBr Rt;porl~gloak MarkBI-RBporl~ • COMICS J C~OSSWORO SHOE "Help! I should have robbed a nan~. and not a meaf market!" GOW Ara«l\OQI LADIES ANP 6ENTLEMEN .:~15 15 ~OVit STE~OESS SPEAKIN6 J~ OU~ l=UM ~ SEEN PELA'fEO TEMA>RARIL I( WHILE TME MECMANIC. REM!~ A Mtt()R PROel EM .. FUNKY' WINKER8EAN I') • a AM l P8AM f SAM J l{ICI( ~ /~ KICI< t~ ~IC~ t!J)JA/ I~ 5TANDIN6 ~ A kOOELJJ CLIFF Ht<,H ABOVE A ~ STRf.WN .SCA I H~ !AM PREIENOIN& !'M IN 1HE Fl~t..5 OF lHE Af..A PULLO C.UFF OIVIN<7 CAAMPION5~1 P5 . by Jett MacNetly ORABBLE by Tom Batiuk ' l l } • 7-tS "That must be Rip Van Winkle. He remembers when • • .. hamburgers were 1 dime." b K . F v ev1n agan Th! ~5imsman.. ~ Gh?Jld stop --------'6()11) lOM£ 'f ~U ·~ ~~ courGe.i5 very~ when )tU knat1 for~, if 'P ci?n't overdo it. y:;ur b:xiy cairt -<._-....----'-+ ... lN'\ it 2'; ,~ .-.-'1 .,,,,,,,,,.. -< ~ ' !Or 1nstan~. I~ running when l was 8. ../'-'""=1 <-~~ I • "'::· . ~~ .'~ • A L-..:.......!~...:..:=-.!~ MOON MULLINS by Ferd & Tom Johnson MISS PEACH by Mell Lazarius WHY 00 'Tl;EV CAL.L ,,- 11 llCABS1T MOIANTAJN"? 8EC..-U~ rT' WA, ~~T Ol~OVl!ICEO 8Y A PA~TY OF eXP'-OrlEJZ' D~IVIN6 A VOL.K~WAliEN TI-4EV ~ VEtzy FC'NO OF. THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane "This is my favorite historical site, Daddy, 'cause we get to ride the elevator." DENNIS THE MENACE GORDO JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS 1'HIS f'OARP ME:E:TING" Wll..L COME100RC7SR CLAUDE CL~ NANCY I CAN'T DECIDE WHAT GAME TO PLAY YOU CAN NEVER DECIDE ABOUT ANYTHING -- FIRST,A RE:POR'f FROMOLJR l GAAVE: 171GGER: ! i i f f ; LET'S PLAY COVJBOY AND INDIAN • '(llE!tE ~RE A\.\. ~' ~ ~1'LE MAME:w£~~ 'fA(1M& Vl.AlE ON 'f'll~ ~1£1.0 A1' All. 'f1M~'S. FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE DR. SMOCK ARE YOU GOING TO BE A COWBOY OR AN INDIAN'? WSL..L ... , e 1-r1-1eR i"HIS ~I L-DING IS R IGH"'f'" ON 'TOP OF .A.N EAR'TH- GUAKf;. FAU&..T ••• by Gus Arriota by Harotd Le Doux by Tom K. Ryan by Emit lknhmik f'f~ • -ICfl._. 1~Cut,1'uAI. "'"''·ANO I~ 1"11£~E·~ lNlo/1'!11t1H1 -40U O~'f v~£(~b10, ~1" •~i . A (,O"/ iONtillNCt A~OCJNO ou~o l'~' l 'Ill'~~? by Lynn Johnston by George Lemont OR vou'Re A VE:R Y SICK MAN.1 TODAY"'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ~CROSS S 1 Mtne OU1i)Ut ~ Puts on c:ar-UNITE> F•ture Synd1Ute Thl.nday"!l Pl.IZZM Solved t LAnes go 6 Oen 6 t E lndcln epic 10 C.go --6' Clan p4IOd ~ A "If •H ITll (-0 . C A II •• ,1, 14 Wld"'IJ bird 67 In • 111'8 I II I I -.JlllfU II C I tS Glrf"a name 68 lnsnlale I A . ( illfl111T ·-· .. 0 r I 16 Actor Alan 70 Roa1 T II I II t -1 Elc• I C ID 17 Assured 19 Urw IUl>t 20 5'*-..stl lltle 21 V1nOtC1Ml :r.I Ttmes 25 Pitch 26 A.ltemQl 27 Plncl'I 29 Kemets 31 Worutloe> 33 Troutl6e 34 A9Ml'nblege 38 Pents 40 Record 42 Sootllel 44 HomlCM!d .s .,_...,. word 4 7 E<ldyroob 4110... 50511111 ~Meteor Expos S3 SllpQery - 54 FOol 71 Oec:oy IA [Ii' ilia 11•111010 ·-7 2 SllOwy drs- P'IY -II IOIC ( ,.-.,111 oli . ( All SIT . ,,, •. uo OD 73 0.C.d ... ,, l lL•I 4!l l A 11•ll11 L I AIL Glllll•L Uw ,,. I 11 I 11 7 4 lllailend. once •1U'••1t.lll11-011 -·· ··-TS Ept0m --'tc>tc>lll-D Ell U D (" ". I L-..nrl II 0 ..... _, o • I 111-L 1 Woodell pins a I ( •{(•( 2 F9'lef 24 Ermine 3 ~ 270oze$ '8'ttem 28 BMI, e.o. s G.IWl!ng 30 L&ly - 6 o.d Ieng. 32 Howewer 7 Oot*eya. Fr. 3S Denger 8 UNkllltul 37 ~ 9 l<lnd of tn 38 ,,__ 10 ~ 38 Tr\lnk 11 OMdld 41 A-..m 12 LondOn ..... .xport 13 t.\en'1 nidl· 43 "Moonllgtit '*"' _w 1aSon ~w • .-· 22 Dlldfll *" •-r I L D l iDlllllll T A 0 f ~1.\T11• UT l • l .. 11• , ( II I 48 Celms down 51 Pathwlyt 5' Some hQr-.; 55 Isaac I mother 56Fume 58 8«edom 60 H4tatll 62 lntlmtdlfed • 63 Kll'l<I of CW· pet 85Rat· -·- ~Soocxts 66 Rldletion doee untt • -~-----·---· ~--~ . --- I _, , ,,... ..... -Business Less te Le8e? Gasket Firms Seal Deal Fluorocarbon~ Reevea Riibber ~ 40 yean, h1 Just b4!1Clnnln1 producl1on on an oil drHl·PlPl' collar lb11l pr vtni.. chatterlna near lhe bll .. 1 The tnnOWlccd at•qul)aUon ol Rtt~ea RubMr of San C1e~nC«-by Fluorcarbon ol La1un1 Nigutl. d&ae to be complt>l~ by late AUIU5l, nu to be a ptttt.Y natw-a l palr1~ Comurrwr Down, Bankruptcy ,Up Fluorocarbon producd hl1h technoloo. prec1DOn a k.-t. Hals an'1 other t-lotac u~ plasuc product . R«"f'n$ h a flrm f np on lhf' uUlil) -.·ater guket busin<'b C"UtlRM SAID IT would have bffn difficult to start its rubber extrusion b~lncss without ReevH ' l'xptoMme<.· R.-t>vl'I hu• a plaot In Albertvllle. Ala .. "h1ch w111 supply mixed rubber to the Houston facility Fluorocurt>on plans to begin building By JORN CUNNIFF Al>__.M_ NEW YORK -Bankruptcies this year are occurring at a greater rate than in 1975, when a record 224 .000 we re filed, and much blame on lawyen ~ho advertise their .. bankruptcy expertiae" and ur1e cUenta to exploit the new, more liberal law. Aceotdl~ to PNer C'hurm. Fluo rocarbon IJr\' ld~nl. the deal for $7 36 milllon Un Fluorocarbon tock. ca h and promissory nul\~l comes Jusl us It LS ready tc.> t11k'n aa rubber mol~ plant in llu~ton. nl' r t>ml'time an September Bud J.'owler. pre111dent and geoeral manager or Hl'c\·t~. sald Its u~w pMrtner will allow Reeves to prt' :s into new markf'tlj, l''luorocarbon has grown ruJHdly by enler10g liJ)e('lalii ed markets ranging rrom rxot1l' bUI to equipment used to make an tegratt'd t>lt>ctrona c c1rcu1ts aod ducts fo r i11rcru!t some lenders are blaming the THE INCREASE, it says, also Bankruptcy Reform Act. which can be explained ln part from a took dfect last October 1. . backlog o( cases resulting from "Consume r Bankruptc1~.~attomeys having advised clients Grow. .ls Greed A Reason. to delay filing for bankruptey asks the National Cons umer u nttl the new law became Finance Assocaataon 10 one of a effective. many Of 11 Oil drJll1n.: t•ustomers. -L•• And Ree\·~. v. 111~ h hu~ ~lul'k to high volurrw productmn of rubbt>r t:.t~kt'l.' and <;eab for nearl> l"o wll·r .,;ucl managt>ment will stay as as at HeeH•1:1 llt' added "We've been flirting with the oil f1t4lc1 business for ~ome ttme. but we didn't want to "'adt-right 1n " FLUOROCARBON CHIEF Peter Churm s e r • e s of po s i t 1 o n a n d It suggests also that people background papers sent to news are being encouraged to declare people during the past week bankruptcy when It is not really Bright Future SeenforOC S • h s THE ASSOCIATION concedes JDJt ays the r ecession's r ole In the FOWLER AND CH RM have been friends for Increase. whieh at estimates at ~omt-12 years. having met at numerous trade Mid ' 24 percent greater than a year s hows where their ~pec1allzed products have been year 8 ago. but 1t suggests the public 1s dJbplayed. exploit.mg the law rather than The pair have discussed a merger many Fi U merely seelung its protection times. said Fowler. but this time the deal was 11:r11res p It asks provocatively. "Are actuallystruck -e-Americans becom ing les s Orange Count'. one of the nation's fas test "In other words." Fowler said. "this has been s th 1 t I 1 c 0 n c e r n e d ~ .1 m1 n C'r na t1ona nc about their growing areas in the 1960s and '70s, can expect yet J very friendly merger." c NYS E . PSE S I 11 reported r 1 nan c 1a 1 a nother decade of dynamic growth Reeves wi ll assume the name Fluorocarbon. d It r h d recor rcsu s or t c secon res ponsibalit -That's the conclusion of "Orange County in the he said. because it as the larger firm and bas been quarter and first half ended 1980." a study produced by Wells Fargo Ba nk. s uch an aggressive marketer. June 30. ies anrl an} ~ T he 28-page report forecasts on all sectors of the Fluorocarbon earlier this year acquired two Net income ror the second P 0 5 " 1 b I e · - county's economy, including population. jobs, other firms. both Teflon makers. One 1s in quarter increased 32 percent ~oci a l stigma ~ income and key industr ies. with s pecial emphasis Chicago. 111.. the other is in Dover. Ohio. r th 1 k ·00 1 a tt a c h<'d t 0 ' T h R . . rom e 1 e pen ast year to bankruptc_\ ·• · on housing and construction. e eeves acquis auon brings Fluorocarbon to $18.362,000 while earnings per 0 a total of 23 locations in the U.S. !>hare reached 29 percent to 88 t h e r C • "During the new decade Orange County will R sug g e s tions cu .... 1"" dd cents. evenues increased 34 are also posed as questions a 370.000 new jobs and some 400,000 new '-1,.., n ,-~ n f1 , ,--, per cent to St 77 .595.000. An residents," said John F. Grundhofer. Wells Fargo I ·11 Dft1A l-.ii, 'iGl'E'. ~J~·· average 20,82S,OOO common and ''Are consumers rushi ng to executive vice president based in Newport Beach. ~.L~I c q u 1va 1e 0 t s h a r es we r e th 1 s t ra d 1t1on a I I ast resort "Real per capita income or county residents will ~ i 'fl'' " ' ...... ' D o uts t anding in the second merely to avoid pa) mg debL<>"" ~row by 21 percent between 1980 and 1990," he II t'..J~.._l.i./ ~~uj't!"~~l!J quarter after giving effect to the 1t a!>ks. "Are other!> mot ivated added. .,, u~ I I 2 ror-1 stock spllt in Ma y 1980 by greed encouraRtnR people to Although It won't advance as rapidly as it did Net income for the first half declare bank~~.ptc) v. hen it tS • ' &a.t'.AUDty~l&!IHQQDIMN"t.uia1Mu114e~s.e.._-------.·---------------.,ncr~-percent--rromt:Jle -n<>M\The"eas~~""1at1on made up of be a growth leader within the state and among f t half r 1979 t S34 382 ooo ""'" U.S. metropolitan areas of comparable size. Much Douglas Oil Co.' Costa Mesa. says it has I~· 1 o o . . consumer fmanl'e ~nd other loan or the growth stems from healthy key industries. promoted three men to new positions. Tbomu M. w 1 e earnin~s per s hare companies. a ppc:ar '> to place necessary. "I am nqt suggesting that bankruptcy should never be used. but at is a last resort.'' Walter Kurth. NC FA president said . "Alterna tives s hould be explored first ." One attraction or the new federal law is the liberal List of exemptions. or properties that cannot be taken in a bankruptcy action Among exemptions under the law are $7,500 1n the value of a res idence. Sl,200 in a motor vehicl e 's va lue, $700 in professaoual tools or books. $500 in Jewelry, and $4.000 in accrued d1v1dends t:NDER THE law . a consumer can file for personal bankruptcy under two plans. Chapter 7 involves liquidatioo of personal effects to pay debts. Chapter 13 enables a person with a reRuJar income to reorgani1e. under court protect ion. his or her financial obltgat1ons to rredtmrs. - L·nder Chapter 13, the debtor must design a monthly budget dnd adhere to it for three years. especiallymanufacturang. Laughlin m oves up from Jumped 27 pe r cent to Sl 65 manager of oper ation s in , .................................................................................... .. "Within the decude Orange County could very Ho uston to a ne w pos t as 1 well surpass the San Jose area and become second executive vice president. The . ~ • o, f' r Tl u· c 0 u n l t> r in tbe state only to Los An~eles in total number of . M 1ssion Viejo resident has been m anufacturingJobs,"Grundhoferpointedout. with the p a r e nt company, HASOL..istinq~ Conoco Inc .. since 1969. Jack F. The county's important aerospacc-clectroniC':. C'umm.lngs, formerly director of ... :~~~~ complex will play an important role in this JOb d istri bution f acilities and ~.:::~1~g: growth. The study predicts that Cabforma's share orders. Houston. t11kes on the ,.,.-.i ,.,.",. •• 01 f · 1 d • om Pr1Ces Oo no< o nationa efensc aod space contract awards will po s 1 t i on o f manager of •n(•-r~ .. 1,.,..,,.,0 remain at about 21 percent transportation. He will oversee ~""::" f~~- Vasit.or sen ices also will continue to grow but movement. storage and inventory control for A~i't~n0 8i0• ~~ at a slower r ate tbao an past decades. Douglas Oil. AJso taking on a new t ask will be "'""'"'oc ~ · • Job11 T. Hanra.baa. as director of administrative ~~~ 1l ~ ,A:: "The world petro le um s ituation and its ser vices. He wall oversee employee relations. =~~ \' ~: potential for reducing business and pleasure t ravel public affairs. purchasing and office services. He A•118"' n~ 2• • ds U k · · ., AJ•SllCo n n . clou the ou oo for the visitor services sector. has been with Conoco since 1951. "'""""• n·, n " Grundbofer said. • * • !j;~~~nc J~ .. lr: The ooly key industry to decline in relative Microdata announced appointment or Clattt1ce ~:;. .. , ~:.: lt • importance over the decade will be agriculture. R. Sullivan Jr. as director, dealer sales. He will ~~:;,,• 1~.i.~~ The Last Frontier Country Road afters that special charm of the .. old wesC with homesltes ranging from 5-7 acres amidst the gende roillng hills of Rancho California. Truly America at Its best. Rancho California is lhe fastest growing master- p&anned community in Southern Callfomia. offering unsurpassed residential and Investment opponunlties. This ideal smog-free area served by 1·15, is about an how driw from Orange County, San Diego or Palm Springs. Country Road oYerlooks the renowned Rancho California Track & Training Center, near the famous Callaway Winery. • Underground utilities • Ideal for horses • Exceilent citrus or vineyard potential • M1nufes to schools & shopping • Excellent owner llMndng • From $49,990 to $74,990. You may be Interested In Counttv Road as a wonderful plaa! to lNe. or just to invest. Don't miss this opportunity 10 be part of one of the last projects of its kind in Southern Callfomia. Counttv Road ... 1he place where you belong. ' The Land ()lb 4.1873 Moreno Rd.. Rancho Callbnill. CA 92390 (714) 67(>.5706 Cow1ell!I to twoUn • • I develop the computer maker's upa.oded dealer ~ ~·~ ~ organization, new-dealer recruiting and sales dev-AMK,.. n u~ elopment. He formerly developed an international :: 1; • ~ dealer network for an industrial equipment mater. ::,.~ ~~~ He and his family reside in Laguna Hills. =·1~ ~· 11!: * * * ""9SA 1~ IS.., ~ ~.~. William J. Dtt and John P. Chambtttaln have been named assistant vice presidents and trust of- ficers at Wells Fargo's Newport Center office. Dee was formerly on the board of directors of a fabric maker, while Chamberlain bas been with Chase Manhattan, National Bank of North America and Security National. He is also a member of the California, New Yo rk and American Ba r Associatioos. ..... Freeport Funds, lnc.. Newport Beach. bas named Pam Moss its new president. She was fo r merly vice president of Stewart Title Co. a nd a direc tor o f the county a ssociation or real estate investment brokers for seven years. Tbe Newport Beach businesswoman also has been active in the Newport Harbor· Costa Mesa Board of Realtors. Freeport is an interim funding and investment brokerage. * * • MOSS Dan S. Rogers, former director of the New· port Harbor Chamber of Commerce, has been hired to manage the Orange and north San Diego County offices of The Grainger Co .• a commercial real est ate leasi ng and development firm specializing in commercial properties. Rogers is a long-time Newport Beach resident and bas been a ctive in civic affairs. *** Pacific Mutual assistant chief underwriter Dana Ballmer has been named president of the Western Home Office Underwriters A.asoclation, a professional group that shares data ln order to improve methodology. COLLECTORS CORNER Rare COIM & Stampe OOl.D&llLVER Price• for 7·24-eO .... a-.... Mwwet.Ci" = ... ~ .... . &.Mt -.... . •cw-""· .... ....... 1111. '"" .... .._ .... ,.,.. '~ c.11•c...-.-... (TH)lll•IO loutf'I Coeel ll'lau Y1Rege ....._ ..... ... , .... .._ .... c... ,.,.., ''°"' babysi111n9 to M WOll""9 lht dolllf Mid ~y1~"t:~~""" Ille daf6olled& ol tllt 11! iiiip!NI ~~I ' i! .. i!': """"""° l ~ • A_\OCOl<l ,. ,,..,. 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The Ust goes on, gets longer year by year radial tires, home calculators. televisions. food processors. premium beer, cameras . s t e reo components, digital watches. pianos, bicycles, outboard motors " ADD TO TIDS UST the growing number of companies based an the United Stat.es but now owned by foreign corporauons. Alpo dog food, Wild Turkey bourbon. L&M cq~aret tes and the Howard Johnson motels a nd restaurants are amon~ the American ent1tu.·s that recently pas~cd Lnto the hands of ro'rt>1gn compan11:<., Bnt1sh an thJs ra!.c Money Tree Thvy join Raskin· Robbins ice cream l.rpLon tea, Beech 1'ut baby foods. Alak·Scluer. Hygrade hot dogs. Sak:<> Fifth Avenue. Viceroy cigarettes and Shell Oil as fa m1l1C1r American brand names that are owned by non·l; S comparues. For some reason foreign companies have taken a strong liking to our supermarket chains. German} ·s Tengelmann Group has taken over the A&P chain. the nation·~· third laq~est food chain. A Beh~1an company, Oelha1ze·Le Lion. already the 52 percent-0wner of North Carolina"> Food Town Stores. a cquired 100 percent of anotber~\hern ieeit ~Alterman Foods A Dutch company, Ahold, bought the Bi -Lo c hain, headquartered near MauldLn. SC That's not all. A French company, Generale Occtdentale. owns two food chains · Grand Union an the East and Weingarten 1n Texas And BAT Industries (better kno\\ n under their old name of Bnt1sh-Amencan Tobacco> owns the Kohl supermarkets 1n WtSconam. HE WHO CONTROLS the food supply c-ontrols all And speaking of food. Switzerland's Nestle owns the Libby. McNeil & Libby canned foods buslDess and the Stouffer frozen food entrees. The Anglo.Dutch company, t:nilever. brings us lmpenaJ marganne. WiShbone salad dressLng and Lawry's spices. Another Swiss company. Sandoz. owns tbe Ovaltine business. Britain's United Biscuits has full control of Keebler crackers and cookies. A Bra.%ilian company, Copersucar. owns the Hills Bros. coffee business {who else but Brazilians sbouJd own a coffee roaster? > • J( you'll look in Forbes magazine, you'll find their annual roster of the 100 largest foreign investments in the U S. Jt's a roster that gets heftier and heftier every year. The current list runs from first.place Anglo-Amencan Corp. of South Africa. whose U S. lDterests have total sales or $1 9 billion. to l OOth-ranked AGO Holding of t hf' Netherlands. whose sole U.S. holding, We Investors, an insurance company, bas s ales of $265 million a year. What can be dooe to curb the invasion? Robert Reich of the Federal Tr-ade Commission suuests that American companies work more closely with people in government. the way Japanese companies do. He also strongly urges American companies to pay more atteotJon to tbe qualitv of their products. 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That's when Carew will 11t down for 1 pravatt, off the-record mttUna w1lh the wrttert Lo iron out their dlf ferences I lnitJat~ Otto mttttnl' and arranged 1t with the help ol KEZY 11portst'aster Bob Elder, \\ho acted as an mtermedlary between Carew and the wraters a ELATIONS BETWEEN REW and the ,medla tarted to break down tn May, folloWlng a senes ol quota. masquotes or quotes out of contelCl, dependlna on yctur poanl of vaew. Carew felt the writers had "taken advantage" of him Some ol the writers felt Carew had lrted to shift t.M blame to them for his own mastakes. The resuJt was a vow of stJence, w1lh Carew giving me what he saad wo11ld be his last interview ·Tm serious. For the rest of my ~areer, I'm Ju t aQlna to kt>ep my mouth abut." Carew said. "Th.at wa lht' pres1 can ao ahead and write whatf'ver they want, but they won't be 1ettin&" uny quot~ Crom me " At tJmes, the Carew va. media war got '1c1ous. Register ht-at wnter Peter Schmuck ulled Car w "gulle s ·• Carew wen\ on Eider's r d10 program and called Sc h muck .. incompetent .. H ERALD·EXA!lllNE& W&ITE R Dick M 11\er says Carew told him during a pbooe <'onversatJon that before t.be season was over . he wa "going to get" both Miller and Los Angeles 1'lmes writer Ross Newh.an. Miller and Ne~ han interpreted the comment as a threat. Register columnist Jun Ruffalo went on KM PC's Angel pre· game show and, in talking about silent ballplayers in generaJ, said, "As far as I'm concerned. they need us more than we need them. If one player doesn't want to talk, fine, there are plenty of other stories down there Crom players who will." But this was a war with no winners. When a star of Carew's magnitude refuses to talk, the losers are the tam, the writers, the rest of the team and even Carew bimaelf. DOWN THE STltETCB. the only legitimate story oominc out of Anaheim Stadium may be Carew'a punuit of hi.a eighth batting tiUe. No American Leaper since Ty Cobb bas woo as many. Fam wbo pay their way to see Carew hit can't go into t.be clubhouse and talk to him . Tbey have to rely on sportswriters to relay b1s comments. If Carew woo 't la1k. the writen can't do their jobs efficiently: t.be Angels won't get some much·oeeded good publicity; and Carew might he stuck with the image ol a sullen. silent vrooder. "RODNEY DOESN'T WANT this any more than anybody else," says Elder. who was described by Carew as htS only true friend in Southern California. "He'd like to settle 1t if he could be 5ure the writers aren't gom.g to bring up all that old stuff all over again." When 1 proposed the meeting, I suggested no guarantees except that everything said by bolh sides will be totally off the re<:ord . If Carew didn't have that guarantee, be couldn't feel free to speak his mind. and Uie issues might never get setUed. But if some truce, however uneasy. can be reached, Carew and the rest of us can put down ou r swords and pick up the tools of our trades. be it bat.s or typewriters. • • • POSTSCIUPT -It's pure speculation, but insiders are tallung about a poasible Carew·for · Dave Parker trade with Pittsburgh next winter. Parker isn't particularly happy about playing in a city where f ans •It bjm with obJects thro.llt'n from the stl'nds. Carew, although he loves California, says, "I 'm happy, but not as happy as I'd like to be." Blockbuster deals like that seldom occur . but 1t would make sense for both clubs. The Pirates' Willie St.argell can't play first base forever , and the Angels have an excellent prospect behind C arew named J ason Thompson. The one hangup might be their ages. Carew 1s 34 and has three years left on his contract while Parker1s29and s1gnedtoa 10-yearpact. · s E , , ... ~ Visit Pays Off I Quisenberry Is l The Karns' QB Battle Begins Pat Haden (left) barks signals while Vince F'erragamo feels the pain of summe r workouts. Which will be the Rams' quarterback in 1980? Coach Ray Malavasi says Haden will get first crack at the job. but Ferragamo, who led the Rams into the Super Bowl after Haden broke his thumb last year. will be ready and waiting in the wings. Thku1v By HAL BOCK U '-bW,_ Pacture this Sttflario. lt ts the seventh game of t.be 1980 World Senes. Pittsburgh's Three IUvers Stad.tum ts packed with fans watching the dt-· fending champ100 Pirates batUe tbe Kansas City Royals The Royals are wtnru.Og an the mntb uuung. But Plt~burg.h 1s rallying. t.rymg to pull out the v1t't.ory Out o( the Kansas City bullpen bops Dan Quasenberry fo r the golf Cart ride to the pitcher's mound. BASES-WADED, ONE-Rt:S game. Waiting to swing are Dave ~er. Willie StargeU and Bill Macboct -the heart of Pittsburgh's lineap, the three bats lbe Pu-ates want m ost in that situation. But Quisenberry mows them down. 1 2·3. Tbrtt J?TOUI>d balli oo three submarine s~cials. The tying run st.ar; pJanted at tlurd base. And an the Pirate bullpen. Kent Tekulve looks for a corner m wb1ch lo rude. U nd e r s tand that Dan Quisenberry is a clooe of Kent Tekulve. created m t.be master's image by Kansas City Manager J 1 m Frey and refined by the Pirate reliever himsel!. And 1f Quisenberry, a for mer ~ta Mesa High aod Orange Coast College standout, wins any land Moscow Judging Infuriates Romania Comaneci Was Cheat,ed OuJ, of Gold, Her Countrymen Charf!e BUCHAREST, Romania <AP> -Communist Romania echoed with cries of 0H1C1ally-approved outrage today as the country·s favorite gymnast neared her last chance for an Olympic gold medal. "Nadia is still the best." the pa r t y ne ws paper Scinteia headlined . c harging t h.al national heroine Nadia Comaneci had been cheated out of the gold the day beCore. • : Comaneci, who as a 14-year· old was the gold medal sensation crf th e Montreal Oly mpics shared a silver medal in an: around competition with East Germany's Maxi Gnauck. THE GOLD MEDAL went to Yelena Davydova of the Soviet Union. a country with which Ro mania always bas its dif· ferences. . Scinteia and Romanian sports com meotators bitterly crit.lcl.zed tbe det ermining 9.as points awarded Comaned and the 9.95 to Davydova. Referees, the party newspaper said, "CJ'OSSIY violated aports ethics and the Olympic aplrit. keeping Comanecl from tbe eokl medal in full view of the world ... '"Tbe heart bunta tbe chest," the communist youth paper said. telliDI readen that key poetuons iD the iudalnl apparatus were held by Yuri Tltov. Soviet bead ot tbe tna.natioaal Gymoutics Fedendim, and Ellen 8erpr of But Germany, chairman of tbe tecbaleal eommittee. •A&IA ll•IONSIC\J, Rommd• federal coacb and eflMf n1... ,_ u. bar, tbe appani&m • ..taida ComllDld earaed Iler eoatro•ersial •oeeow ndal. wu aaMI to haft refused to punch the score into the Olymp1c computer. The Soviet diret'lOr oC the compet ition, Kolog Nomus. finally entered it. newspapers here reported. Scinteia hinted darkly al a pre· arranged Soviet victory. "Before Nadia's mark was announced. Davydova got on the platform and happily greeted the public," il s aid. "Wbv? NADIA'8 t.--eoauo. .. y marred the women's om•-"" nml of the llOICOW Olympica Tbunday · nilht. • one al tbe Judla Cleft) •bouta at Romuia '• amn-"" eoacb (not pictured). At ceater, nut to a teammae. ll the eye of the hunicane, Nadia COmaneci. Nadia's mark was sL&ll under discussaon." Ca JES OF OVTUG E are not exactly new when 1t comes to Romania a nd gymnastics. a sport which here seems to ertjoy an official status outshining the popularit y o( bueball or football in other countries. In um, Romania withdrew its women'• team from compet.i\.ion in the European championships in P rague, Czechoslovakia. It charged then, too. that biased j udges h ad helped So vi e t com petitors to unearned gold m edals. The j udges in Prque, like the judges in Moscow tbis1 week . were accused o( violating sports ethics and the s pirit or the contest. But the O lympics fe ud appeared to lnapi.re Romanian commentators to new heights of outrqe . EA.Br GEallANY'S Berger did not help herself by giving Comaneci two coacratulatory ld.uea. •'That woman." ha m e d Scinteia. "With ber kiuea, lbe and other colleaaun of ben eynlcally and wttbout paDC'I of sorrow. forawttinl tbat ......a daya aao they tocik \be Olympic oatb, Mole Nadia's bapplMla lor wbicb she toOed bonestl7 wttb the pure IOu1 of an actaa. ceat girl. ' • 'They stole her 1okl meet.I, .. it t aicl. RomanJan telmaioa '• tblef s port.a commentator, Crilttaa TopelC'U, reported tbe .... to tbe natlon • Ute two-dlmMI 1tate network alWI coaduded ttumty tbet ''die belt co-is no COllllftlDt. • • ··1 ha\•e poasoned myself." he said al the end of his report from Moscow. m E CROWD. as in a soettr match. chanted for its favonte. Co maoe ci. pok er·faced as a l ways, s t ood silently. Davydova. nervous and anJtious. kept looking up towards t he scoreboard. They waited and waited. Five minutes, 10 minutes. 30 minutes. A ll the while the j udges. r e fe rees and coaches were bickering, gesturing, m aking faces. Finally, the d.igits9.8S n ashed br ightly on the scor eboard. Davydov• w as the Olympic champion dethroning Comaneci. who settled for a silver·medal tie with East Germany's Maxi Gnauck. SORCE SIGNED FOR $145,000 Place·kicker Art Sorce, a Newport Harbor High &raduate who rewrote the CIF record boot from 1Wl3-1$ ud UMa apmt fC*J' -rmoaa years at use. bu licned a tbree-)'9ar tclll&ract with tbe la Aqelea Rama. Sorte, who tried oat • tbe Rama' Cal State Fullerton complex lloaday. •teaed the COlllrad 'l1IUndQ Jalt Prior to lbe team'• afterDoCID workom. Sorte Joina four otMr .uce- klekers -Frat Corral and root• Cue, Orou, lAS Nron ud Ketta Sliea -• llM l"Qller, Sol'ff rfPOltedlJ 1l11MC1 1 tllr••-1ear ,.ct wortla aa ............. DAN QUISENBERRY •" of decisive showdown against. the Plrates when October roijy around. well. Pittsburgh fa.D6 9. 111 ltnow v.•ho lo blame. . It aJI bej?J.11 an spnng training. " relaxed ume m baseball wbeo players v1s1t freely wit.b one_ anothe r. f'rey, a new managell, f.boppm.g for a bullpen stopper, decided Quisenberry woul(i beneftl most by vlsitmg wt1.bi1 Tekulve, one o( the best in UM:.1 business at lhe difficult job ol·, relief pttcbmg. Quisenberry was' a s1dearmer and Frey figured he'd improve wtth an even more exaggerated ~livery. Enter ~ Tekulve. "IT WAS nM FREY'S idea,"• ::.aid Qwsenberry, who leads tb6.t A mencan League with 20 saves... "He was the lDStigator o( the mod.ilicatJon. He was impressed with Tekulve during· the '79 World Series. Over the wm.ter. he got together ~'Ith C Pittsburgh Manager > Chuck Tanner and Tekulve and set it up." The Royals and Pirates played two exh.ibilJoo games I.a.st spring a nd each time. Professor Tekulve and bis student held class. "I bad a decent sinker befatt. but it was a bit too bigb," said Quisenberry. "Kent taught me to bend over and open up with my hip. By bending over and opening up, it keeps m y arm down . starts tbe ball lower and ends it lower.·· THE ADJ1JSTllENT was not easy. "It was really difficult the first time." the Royals' reliever aid. "I threw for an hour while he modified me and I was really awkward. Every day I threw after that, it was a wkward. but the Urst game I pitched in, it felt together." The clone had been created . a.lmoat. "Tekulve throws harder than I do." Quisenberry continyed. "l don 't throw •• bard now as before, but I keep the ball lower now. Ky walk tot.ala are better- and I ret no sore arms. Before I ·was a a&.andup aldearmer. I'm 1 lallimariDe lictearm.r ... · QUllENBBaaY B f'loWilbld wttb the mclel'tlaDd l}Tery md be ii CIODvinced k'I lrm·UWWI', too. • 'Tbere ia 1traln •lteh onrbm d • tbellllGtlldw m But Jr.a dD llralD .tall ptu- Wlde""1h""d. IMYm'l lllld a arm.a,_, ... QulHalterf7 eame to lo1• ... ,.., , called ap ,_, ,_latlte K-.. ... , .,._._.., .... (8eeCl.ONE, P11e 87> i ' • -.... Sports rea k A C••ule "'' 1rt ...... Wertd of Sport• Another I 1 Millon Player: Baett Sqp. Five-year Paet ,.,_.,.•u111a1 UMAI CITY, ... -Om ..... Kwu • QQ'I All.,._. Wr4I •11-M wtlle'I llMl.tq a .................... ~ .......... . eeMrMt .... ,... lid• ..... -ol ....... ball ....., ......... . 11&_ .... fte A11 1el11• "-tUt 8NU Ml alped a n .. ,_. 11 heet &Mt ealll fw a....,., ol .... ooo a yew. ••a wll .. ,., .. • mfWa •,_...._tut"" 1ean.'' Mid_. eouree. He did not elaborate but •Pe••M~ed to defernd pa1menLI ud ot.blr .,...,. ... la addlUO., lbe a.,.eemeat wtU add .... .., to eech ol Ute two years remalnln1 oo Bretl'• ..--a pi9et. Brett ud Geeeral Manapr Joe Bune botJt ,..,.,,.,.. to ecmftrm or ctmy tM report. "I Jwt don't have any comment al all," Mid Brett. wbo had two bita .,almt Chlcato 11tund•1 niCht and raised hls averate to .m . ''Tbe1've alked me not to ... " comment about theM th.lno. and t told them I wouldn't.'' "I have nothln& to say OD the matter," said Burke. Brett's present contract. •i&ned afte r be won the America Leque batting tiUe LD 1971 wtth a .333 avera1e. is believed to brtn& him about $330,000 annually. much of It in deferred payments. , r------.,_,.•I dw Da9 ------.. Art O.O.aa. former 300-pound Baltimore Colts de· tensive lineman, describing himseU as a Ucht eater : ''Al aooa as it'a ll&bt. I start to eat." A .... ' 1'U.. & .. S• IJll!• 9 Ri1ht·banded pitcher Bruce Kison of the Anceta UDderweat aur1ery Tbunda,y to repair TIOKT m -The new Super Flyback. designed to be the fastest competitive s wimswt ever made. will m a ke its American debut when 1t 1s worn at the t; S Out door National Swimming champ1onsh1ps at He ritage Park in Irvine. beginning Tuesday l'eM Belt Wac,._~ Alk#lu P~ KC Kansas Ctty's Jolla Wat.ltaa felt hke he was la goin' to _ have a &ood day at the plate, and Pittsburlh's nm Foti has had a great day at the plate for the last 13 games. Eacb cracked four · base hits Thursday night to propel their teams to victory m the only two major league games of the day. Wathan ------... ••" T•.t•• -----°" tlda date iD baMbaU iD lt'rl: Clndanati't Pete ROM-.cl a tblrd·tanlna 1~ to left n.&d otf New Yon'• Crate Swu to Mt a ...- NaUcmal Leque r9COrd by blttiDc aaft11 ln • ttralpt 1am•. Tiie Meta won, .. ,. On Ulla date lD 1191: En rout. to a tl·hom• nm MUOD, Rocer Marta of the New York Yankee1 powered four bomen to live him 40 for the year off Chica1<>'• Frank4aumann, bon LarHG.._ ~Ruaa Kemmerer and WaJ'ND Hacker la a double·neader. On tbia date la 1949: St.ml Mualal hit for the cycle u the St. Louis Cardlnala routed Brooklyn, 14-1, at Ebbeta Field. On tb1a date in ltU : Boeton'• Lefty Grove won hi.I 300th and lut major le.cue 1ame u the Red Sox topped Cleveland, UM. Today's Blrtbdaya: Fonner Dodcer Larry Sherry, who won two tam• and saved two more to earn MVP honon in the l95t World Serte1, 11 45. Atlanta Braves catcher Biff Pocoroba ii Z7. seftaltre•w, ••rl .. Are GI II A .... Georce S&etllbtt9Mr. owner of the nnkees, • hu asked Delacorte Presa to withhold dialribution of "Number l ," Billy Marta.'1 new book, because of potential legal acllon. Steinbrenner says the book "contains a number of defamatory falsehoods." . . . T~ superstar Bjera ..... and bls new Rom anian bride. for former Martaaa ~. sealed their vows In a t r a d i t iona l R om:.n 1a n ort h o d ox m a rr iage ceremony . . Fourth·round draft pick Toey lacta. of Florida Slate bas slfned with the Lakers ... The broadcast last Saturday of the videotape of the aolterto 0.na vs. Sqar Ray Leonard fight received a 13 S national Ntelsen rating and a 39 percent share of the v1ewtng audience. the highest raung fo r any July-August present.Jon in the 19-year history of ABC's Wide World of Sports senes Actor PaaJ Newmaa was reportedly uninjured after crashing at 110 mph while p racticing fo r Sunday's Internation al Motor Sports Assoc1at1on race at Golden State Raceway . . All · American quarterback Matt WUsoa wu to J01n the Oakland Raiders ln practice today after comlnc to terms with the NFL club Former JOd:ey Tommy Lee, whoee cueer was halted abruptly after a spill at Bowie Race t:-Ours.:> three years ago, has filed a Sl m1llton damage s ui t against the track and an assistant starter ... Ousted Arizona State Un1 vers1ty football coach Freak Kula has continwng ues to the unlvenlty that will give him $30,000 a year for the rest or hLS Ille. beguuung at aae 58. accordina lo nerve ~e in his elbow and wrllL __ __.. .... )0,actc:d fow:.slogles aod teammal.e..Jl'llU. Aikens dro\le.JA-_ _, ____ ....., opefiUo6 it emt_...,._._,.._.....,_._..-: In1lewood involved a traoaf• ol the ulnar ne rve at the elbow four nm.s to lead the Royals to a 12·4 romp over the Chicago White Sox in American League a ction . . Foli extended his hitting streak to 13 games with his four slngh:s and scored three times to pace the Pirates to a 7·1 Nallonal League vtctory over San Diego. Dan Parker added a two-run homer. ~ttw--Tumptr ~ail) Ne"s l ~ I .. .· .· ud decompreuin& the medial nerve at the wriat. T~rio11. Radie T~': No events ~ched uled RADIO : Baseball Angels at Cleveland 2 30 p m . _ Kiaoo, 30, who aiped a five-year mu.Jti·mlllion dollar contract with t.be An1ela •t.artin& thil ...aoo. ii out for the year. He ii expected to leave the hospital tbia weekend and bia arm will be iD apliDta for about two weeks. his 13th of the season , and Pittsburgh won for tbe 10th time 1n double header. KM PC <710l . Ch.J c1tgo at Dod l(ers 7 JO p m KABC<7901 ' Coe vs. Ovett: .. Fint Round Even s.MO&OOW CAP> -SebutiaD Coe aad Steve Ovett -first r._.s .... 1"1aat was bow tbe BrlUs h ,_... for tbe middle dllt.we QJ,mp6c aoJd mec1111 stood Iller 1M ftn& ...... of u. • ........ Nnt weet they are due to club a1aln la tbe l ,SOO meters. OveU was never 1D any trouble ln h1s beal He stepped up the pressure oo the home atrai&bt a nd finished several strides ahead ol ADtooio Paea of Spe.1n. the last 12games. l'ro•P~B6 CLONE ••• at J•cklooville in Double·A ball. He wu begiMin& to wonder 1f tbatcallwouldever com e. "I thought I would spend the rest ol my life la J acltlonvllle," be said. "I never could n1ure out why I wun't advancln1 up the ladder." i . Connors 'Oat of Control' · WASHI NGTON (AP J -competition 1s Gene Mayer. the forehand. I know he can play : Jimmy Connors was mad at No. 3 seed. Second·seeded better ... himself. Harold Solomon and No. 4 seed In other matches. Mayer Connors doesn 't think t he Eddie Dibbs were defeated moved into the quarter final Frenchman beat b1m. He JUSt Wednesdayeverung r o u nd w hen Ph i l Oent or lhinlul be l06t. The 21·year-old Portes. ranked Auatralia wilbdrew becauae of a "I was out or control on a lot 128lb among the profesaioaals. bad back. of balls." said Connors. the No. l waited patieoUy for Coa.non to Mayer meets No. 9 seed Victor : seed a fter losing to Pasca l make errors. Then he came up Pecci o( Paraguay, winner over : Port es o r F r a n ce 6 ·4 . 7.5 With soUd tennis when Connors J aime Fillo! of Chtle. 6 2. 6 2. In . Thursday in the professional fina lly pulled up tus electric blue th~ quarterfrnal r ound. In ·~ ._..to warm up in I~·· laid Coe, 13. Coe bad a tougher battle winning h is heat. He nosed abead over the laat few ltridea to edle ..,._. Millaaa of l'nmee, wllo clocked tbe Hm• Ume. Blnko Kole• ol BW,arta wu third, two-tatba of a HCOGd beblDd. THE ONLY TIONG that kept t e n n I s tour n am e nt 'n toekl kJaa eDOU&h lo &et &a the a no ther match in the same him IOin& wu the Royals' de-Washingt.oa. "I bad a lot or 1s-tO match. b r a cket, No . a aeed Brl1 n ....... "' .... W'ld ...... iD ..... i.-act• ....... ........ dam't mau..r ._, auadl. cillon in 1171 to aeaip him to tam• OD my serve and I was B e for e the W as h in gto n Gottfried will face Ze lJkO Omaha. tbelr Trt..._·A lftlliate. ne.er reallY able to get anyUung-tournament. Portes had played f'ranulovtc of Yugoslavia . ........ tMJ .... fut ud •-11t-U.., are slow. 'l'b8t'a .... .., ........ Then, after the ..;deata of the aoUd llDin&.'' in 11 tournaments t b1s year, Portes will me et Corrado Kanae• Clty bullpen began With the loM ol the top·seeded winning only 1tx matches. Barauuttl ol Italy and Ricardo · resembling anoallta inltead of Connors, the highest ranking "He dJdn•t play very weU." Ycaza of Educador will face No • firemen. Qulaeoberry moved up seed in t h e W ash in g t on Porte said "He missed all 8 s eed J ose·LuJS Cler c of ..,,.. W., it 1NDl ill llOICOW'I IAalD ltadlum Tbanday wu tlaat o..tt. 24, wu the more Tbe IOO meters heata were nm la the evm1q, after lbe torrid heat b8d subsided a UtUe. But it wu •till around 16 de1rees with to the Royals and established t o u r n ament s t 1 11 1 n the sorts of shots. especially on the Araentina. = '" ......... b1a beat, himself as a major league -------------------------------------- reliever. dilll abud over the last 50 meters to win by a clear margin .. 1: •. 4. but Coe, tbou&h harder treated. bid the better winning time ot 1:•.5. • hip bumidit)'. "Not very &ood condltloaa for nannlq," aaid Coe. "But we were lucky tO be runntni so late in the day. The conditions were worse iD the afternoon.'' Next came the spring training leuooa with Tekulve and now Quisenberry la boa of the Royals· bullpen. Tbe two En1U1bmen, who uve vied for world supremacy IJlllt never raced a1al.nat eacb otber since the y attained atbl.Ue maturity. faced tbe HmUlaal1 of tbe 800 meten· t.tday ad t.bl ftDal 5aturdly. The tint day of track and field brought ItaJy's first gold medal. MauriJio Damilano, one of twin brothen ln the 20 kilometer walk. went put a dllquUifted Ruaaian to win in 1:23:35.S-the best Olympic time ever. "Bec1uae of Teku.Jve. I bave become a much better pitcher." be said. And lf this submariner some- day torpedoes the Pirates. yoo can bet Tekulve will be a Little more careful with whom he talks in sprtnatraining from now on. &uleball Standings AMEIUCAN LEAGUE We1&Dh .. h1 W L Pd. G8 SI 37 .811 ... 47 .495 11 ... 50 .479 12'h u 51 .457 l41h '2 52 .447 15'h • 55 .40911 ,. 58 .3'10 2.Z'h K1aa11City THIS Oakland MiDDe80ta Chicago SeatUe Aaaell £utDlftl ... New vortr eo sa .MS Detrott 49 39 .557 '"' ...... el 51 42 .153 l'AI ~ 51 42 .sa. ....,. 41 45 .Ill lJ'h CleYelmd 43 41 .411 15'1'1 . T..U 40 SI .440 11 '!::" .... .... aera.• ................. ,...,..._ E Cf ..... M ~ MM1111er Ml et l~Ml.l.ll .............. ..., ......... t....-N .. ,_ .. m t." ....... _, ....... , ..... tOWy•11. • • .............. ,~.,,~~ ....... ... __. ...... ., .. .. ....., ................... , ...... ..... ,__. .... Olk..-• ._ ..... _.,...,_ .... K ..... CllrC .. 7•n, • NA'l10NAL LEAGUE Wett Dlvlaiea W L Pct. GB Houston 53 41 ··* · -Dodgen St "4 .537 2'h Cincinnati SO 45 .526 3'h San Fruciaco 47 ... .495 '"' AUuata "4 41 .473 l'h San Dteto 31 51 . 411 14 a,; Eal&Dl*lla PlU.burtb u 41 ·* Montreal so 41 .549 l 'h Philadelphia 47 "4 .516 4'h New York 45 41 .484 7'h St. Loula u 51 .457 10 Chicago 31 52 .422 13 TISTDllY DATSUMOF YOUICHOICE IAIWICI WILL GIVE YOU THE SHllT OPF HIS IACI COMllMPOI YOUIFIH T-SHllT & D8tO•I IAL THE ELECTRIC SOLUnON. The Maintenance-Free Edison Electric Packet Bay Cruiser ~· J"'-./. __/~(_/' I I \ .. ,.. ....... SPORTS ON TV / BOATING Is Free TV on Ropes?. IJunm,.Leonard Fight Landed Big P~h a, nzo •0111ENBEaG .. ,. ..... ...,.. Lail Saturday. nearly one month after Roberto Duran proved be was more macho t.ban SU1ar Ray Leonard, the American TV viewer wu able to tee the n1bt for free on ABC. AJthoulb tb1.I doesn 't prove sport.a on free TV la ln 1erioua trouble, it polnta up 10me real danger 1lpala. At a recent news coaference, Fred Pierce, presldeot ol ABC·TV, warned that the lucrative Duran·Leonard closed-circuit tiUe flabt wu .. the start ol the have an,d bave-not era ol televiaion." One milllon people (paying roughly S2IO eacb> saw the fight ; 49 million did oot. be said. "PAY TELEVISION IS FAil beyond the threat stage now," Pierce said ... Today what you r~eive free, tomorrow you're going to bave to pay for. The big loser is going to be the American viewer." For the commercial net.worts to have been competitive with closed circuit. an advertising PLIGHT OF THE LAIERS COMPnrTORS WILL BE IN ACTION SUNDAY. SPOKISON 'W Flig hl, of the Lasers minute would have bad to go for over $550,000. At that price. few sales would have beeo made and the televising network would have seen more red than the combative Duran Biggest Little Race .. We'll be hard-pressed to compete for special events," said Jim Spende, senior v1~ president of ABC Sports. Certainly for eve nts of the magnitude of Leona.rd-Duran and Ah-Holmes. when and if, the eomme rc ial oe two rks are a t a distinct disadvantage . But tbey still bave the edge for s howing the major team sports. the ma1or golf aod tennis events and the catch-all events seen on the n etworks' anthology sports shows BY ALMON LOCK.ABEY Deity~ ....... Wl'ttH For more than four decades \lewport bay watchers and 1 o uris t s have witnessed a m idsummer phenomenon that tong ago came to be known as the "world's biggest Uttle yacht race." Summer wouldn't be summer without tbe Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce's ··mght" or something or other. It all started out in 1935 with t he Chamber's Fhght of the Snowbirds, a sudden death race ---":"<o~4:f00r"cat66ats" Uiat were indigenous to Newport Harbor. 1 A catboat is a s ailboat with only one sail.) IN rrs BEYDA y the Hight of t he S n owbird s wa s one of the most picturesque .;ailing events, drawing as high as 150 of the unique little sailers 1 or a sudden·death race that virtually tied up the harbor for a bout two hours on the last Sunday in July. But as the Snowbird became virtually extinct in the race of the popularit y of more high· performa nce din ghies the Chamber people became frantic. :-.low wh at can we ny? As the po pula rity of the Snowbirds waned the Chamber tried a mixture of Snowbirds and Kit.es, another singlehanded dinghy that was providing s port for yOWlg and old sailors who prefer the exhlleraUoo of s mall boat sailing. But the Kite Cl ass, sporty as it was, never quite caught on and the Commodores Club of the BOA.TING Although it bas never equalled the popularity of the Snowblrds of yesteryear, it has cons istently brought out about 100 sailors e a ch year to carry on the tradition of the "world's biggest hltle yacht race." TBElll INTEREST I N THESE sports, however. may be waning . The network.s don't want to finance and promote Sugar Ray Leonard's ABOUT t• OF THE LASERS career and then get bl.S biggest fight on taped de· are expected to show up on the lay 29days later. And bow valuable are their nal.lon starting line east or the Balboa al games in baseball or basketball when the rest of Pavilioo Sunday at 1 p.m., ac· the week is filled with doz.ens of local games oo cording to general chairman Bill free and cable TV'! Ficker. Pro basketball's ratings on CBS were up 13 perc;r.nt~ after dr:oooC~ oL~Land...2A.perunt the -Chamber •1attH1tar+tiftift91g-""'C"118S~tftftn .. g ---1Tlf!hiee~sponMlll't!!90"'•"ioDgr-Cbetr~ammtibell!r"t ,°'.,,_... -prevf0us two season. CBS is midway t.brougb its about ror something to "fly " Commerce bas maintained the four-y~ar. $74 million contract W1th the National THEN ALONG CAME the same format as the original Basketball Association. But CBS and the league Flight or the Snowbirds. That is, h · bout ... al of th Laser class. another 14 -foot ave senous concerns a u 1e v ue e something for everyone. u· al a ka b l al f and singlebander that captured the na on P c ge w eo oc games oo ree enthusiasm of young s ailors. Most of the trophies awarded cable TY make Sunday's game less-than special The sporty little boat, designed for the Snowbird flight have by an East Coast man as a been rededicated to the Flight of potential rival to the one-man' the Lasers . Finn Class grew in popularity until there were sizeable fleets in virtually every sailing port in t h e eountry -es peci a lly Newport Beach. Okay. so lasers don't exactly fl y. but from tbe standpoint of numbers, the Laser appeared to be an ideal boat to carry on the Cha mber's summer "Flight." Thus was born the Flight of the Lasers about four years a~o. FROM nlE STARTING LINE the boats will sail up the bay to a mark lD the south Lido Channel. come back around the east end or Lido Isle, up to a mark in the north Lido Channel. back down the bay to a mark near the Harborm ast e r 's offi ce and thence back to the starting area to finish. The course is about five miles. s_ •• .,,...,. "'-llad~ TELEVISION 11 a m. <5> -TENN~ -John Alexander vs. V11ay Amntraj in a WCT 1nvitat1onal match taped in Salis bury. Md. 11 : 15 a m. <4) -BASEBALL -The CmclDnat1 Reds met:t the Mets in New York's Shea Stadium . Noon 15) -RACERS David Pearson provides color commentary for the Amencan SOC G rand NatJonal stock ear ra~ 1 2 :30 p .m C3 4 J F TBOL INTERNAOONAL Ci c.'choslovak1a 't'S. Greec~ m a European Nal.lons Cup mat.ch. Youngest Cup Skipper Aces Out Freedom ... "We ~aw a little extra breeze on the left. We went for 1t, got 1t and went on ahead," s aid Long, the youngest helms man ever in Cup com petition. 1 p.m. (22) -IJOCXEa -We.t Germany vs . Holland in a European Natiou CUp mateb. taped ln Naples, Italy. 2 p.m. (4) -WSSTE&N OVl'DOOUllAN - Hott Ren U.yea ta1ka with an outdoonmu·arUlt in New Mexico and anglea for amallmoutb ball. 2 :3 0 p .m . (7) -lttt NB&A 8 P&INGNATIONAL8 -Top NHRA drivers compete for shares or• $400.ICiO pune in tbe llds SprinlJlAUona.la, taped ln Colwnbul, Obk>. 3 p.m. (2) -GOLF -Third rouDd play ia tbe Sammy Davia, Jr.·Greater Hartford ()pen. 4 p.m. (2) -SPOaTS SPECTAcutAa -Part two of the Calgary Stampede Rodeo, taped in Canada. Also: A preview ol the UJ>COllliq WBA • welterweight champlonablp bout between Jose "Pipioo" Cuevas and Tbomu Heanu. (7) - GaEATEST SPOaTS LEGENDS -A tribute to baseball's Pete Rose, whose '4-game bittla1 streak wu the talk of the sport.iaa world in tbe. summer of tm. 4:30 p.m. (7) -8UPEa •t:llO&ID OF TllE SCJFE& BOWLS -Super Bowl IX: Tbe Ptttsburlh Steelers vs. the Minnesota ,Vikin11 la New Orleans. s p.Jn. (7) -WIDE WOllLD or SPOaTS - Members or the U .S. Olympic gymnutics team race a squad of West Germana in a meet taped iD Bremerfulven. West Germany. Also: the Pocano soo. taped in Long Pond, Pa. (28) -Pao SOCCER. 8 p .m . Cll>-SENIOll OLYMPICS- Athletes over 30 compete by age group in winter and summer Olympic e vents. CSO) -PRO SOCCER. RADIO Baseba ll-Angels at Cleve land, 11 a .m., KM PC <710>: Chicago. al Dodgers. 7 p.m ., KABC ( 790 ) s -t1•'• ........ llad&e TELEVISION 10 a.m C5> -ANGELS BASEBALL -The An gels vs the Indians at Cleveland. 10:45a.m. (34) -FUTBOLSOCCEL Noon (2> -SPORTS SP ECTACULAS -~ World Senes or Powerliftlng, taped tn Auburn, Ala. Also. Part two or a preview of the Cunu- Heams WBA welterweight title fighL l p.m . <2> -GOLF -Final round play in Ute Samm) Oa+b J1 .•theater ffartfbt d Open. 2:30 p.m. <52> -ASCOT RACING. 3:30 p.m. (7)-lt'lt BIG TE N FOOTBALL mGBLIGRl'S -Memorable momeeta from ~ 1979 Big Ten foot.ball season. 4 p.m. (4) -8POa TSWORLD -Sean O'Grad.y C70· l > fa ces Gonullo Montellano (215-0) m a scheduled 10-round lightweight bout frpm Omaha Also· Surviva l of the fitt.est, wom•'s com pet.illon. (7) -ALI: A LIVING LEGEND -A ln bute to Muhamm ad Ah. the first man in boxing hi sto r y to w in th e wo rld h ~avyweigbt champ1oostup thr~ times 7 pm (50> -S OCCE R MA D E IN GERMANY. 10 p m. C 11 > --TRIS WEEK IN BASE BAU.. RADIO Ba.s.eball -Angels at Cleveland. 10 a.m .• K ~1 PC C7101. Chicago at Dodgers, l p.m., KABC I 790 J. <The Daily Pilot is eot ttSponsibte fer la&e cbaa«es.> N EWPO RT. R.l. CAP) -The loser's role was an unfamiliar ooe for Dennis Conner, abd it was only grudgingly that he conceded young Russell Long had done a better job in America's Cup observation trials. Long snapped Conner's winning streak Thursday in the day's first race by artfully steering Clipper to what little wind there was to be found on Rhode Lsland Sound. "They did a better job reading the wind than we did. They were very lucky or very skillful. You use your imagination," the Freedom skipper said afterward. Long was enjoying a 1 :21 lead by the first mark and lengthened it to 1:43 by the second mark, where the sponsoring New York Yacht Club's race committee ended the seven-mile m atch. The second race was more ol the ~-~ Air lllJ Everco FtrJon Cl8ping TH.AT WAS ONLY half the day's story. Conner went oo to win the second race by a wide margin, but it was Freedom's first loss of the observation trials and only its second of the summer. Long gambled oo finding better wind on the opposite side of the coUTse on the first leg of the seven· mile race, and it paid off. Ali Nee ds Money ROCHESTER, Minn. <AP > - Boasting or bis greatness but admitting be needs money , Muhammad Ali said Thursday that there's no chance he could suffer any physical damage in his proposed heavyweight title bout with Larry Holmes sort Cooner seems to bold a patent on this summer. He won by three minutes, 27 seconds after Long overshot the first mark in what he later admitted was a tactical error CONNER WAS to protect bis 19-2 record from further tarnishing today in a match with Ted Turner and Courageous, Cup defenders in 1977. Courageous will head for the starting lioe with a new ma.st, which h e r c r e w has spent only one a fternoon tuning. Tbe new rig went on Courageous Thursday after the vete ran 12 was dismasted in a race against Clipper Wednesday. The U.S. skippers are competing for the right to proted the Cup from a foreign challenge, but the yacht club will will not choose a champion until after a third set of trials next month. The four.boat foreign field wlll begin its rounds of elimination trials Aug. S. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 1980 SEVILLE Equipped with all of the Cadillac luxury options including custom two.tone paint. (678157). 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' Orsan•utklo SHIOD is 1t.W a couple 'i ol mOll&ba olf, bull fw ~ M~r 0( •• Newport 8"da. it mar ~ Wit' ,_. •• pme lbroqla • IOod clllllmk ol the and fCK' the (1rsl Ume this ye .. .,. the Cahfomia Suri l.s beln8 cballen&ed for finl plac-e in the Amencan WHt Conlertnce ll)' vmue of a 4·2 v\ct.or)' Ov4er PhJladelphia Wed.oesday, the Edmonton DriUers are just elebt po nts behlnd lhe Surf. Calilornla, wrtb 116 potnts, wlU be faC:IJl& that same Philadelphia Fury team Wednesday at Anaheim Stadium . The Surf defeated the Fury, 2 o, at achedule. ••• Muller, alGQa wlth bYDCtncU ol , «ber )'O'mpt«S la Oraqe and Loll • • An1eie. couat.le9. bu beea speod.ma much ol bll rree Ume eompetlna ln •.l be Ml'Donalda Youth Soccer • Champioub.lps wblcb culmlnated •• last Saturday t Cat Slate Los Angeles. BUT t:am STANDS OUT from ,· most ol the others. He came home a ·~ WlDDtt. SOCCER "!· Competing in the 9-to age category. Veterans Stadium 10 Philadelphia . Erik and partner Gregory Morales last week . . Despite a painful defeated t.beir Los Angeles County thigh bruise. Surf goalkeeper Alu •.counterparts in lhi.s "freeway senes" Mayer was back in the groove with '•"Ofsocca-. · h1 i, s hut.out over the t'ury. ll wu bis . Erik prevailed in tbe beading. second of the seasoo Ul 10 games locking for accuracy. penalty kick Chicago's Karl-Heim Graaltza ·Jnd NASL shootout departments to now bas 50 points to the Surf's Laarte ·.walk off with the champion.ship. and Abrahams' 47 in the American he bad to beat quite a few l G-year-Conference scoring race olds to do it. Detroit Express soccer star Pah'kio At nine, be is rapidly becoming a Margetk is being sued ror Sl million seasooed veteran on the SO«er turf. io damages by a couple injured in a jie'tl be entering bis lh.ird year of May 18 tut-and-run car accident. The AYSO play in Newport Beach. suit. filed in Oakland Circuit Court by Thomas Fallucca and his wife . . -TO ADVANCE to the finals, Enk charges Ma.rgetic with negligence in and Morales of Mission Viejo had to the accident '.win sever.al regional competitions Through 55 mterconference NASL and finally prevailed in the Orange matches. the American Conference ~County champioostups. has won 55 games, one more than it captured all of last year against the A fo urtb -grader at Newport Nati.9~ · 1 leigbts School, et it b begllmDig to---'t""'h=e games of July 13. home . ..Ji.teMa'"rns1'°"6in"'---4--- ~ collect awards for his soccer theNASLbave won166of259matches -know-bow. Two months earlier. he for a 64 percent winning ratio. walked off with the bro0%e medal in • anOlymp1c-typesoccer contest. S OCC ER SOUNDS -Cbris · The son of Elke and Michael Campbell of the Newport Beach • 'Muller, be is also active in yacbllllg, Breakers leads the Ame rican _·baseball and swimming. His rather, Speedsoccer Association scoring race .who moved to California from a with 24 goals in just eight games. s mall town near Cologne. West O ne back is Tiao Alverez of Germany, 15 years ago. played some Huntington Beach with 23 tallies in amateur soccer in Europe, and Erik the same number of games ... has no doubt inherited the soccer Huntingtoo Beach, in fact, bas five of trait. the top 10 scorers in the ASA . . . "He's a good kid, a real bard Robert F . Kennedy Stadium in worker,'' adds Terry Sheward, his Washington D.C .• has been chosen as toacb from last season. "He doesn't the site for the CONCACAF Youth \:Jcore a lot but that's because he's a Soccer Championship semifinals on , 'tenter halfback. But be does control Aug. 15. The finals will be held at ~~ball well and is an excellent team Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, ~layer." N.J., oo Aug. 17. Fifteen nations are Sheward adds, "If be were a competing for the champiombip. Tbe forward. I'm sure be would score 8 tournament's preliminary rounds .-:Jot•• will e played in several cWes in the _ : , Uoit.ed Stat.es including Los Angeles. Defending champion ~inda Shelly o f the Santa Clara Aquamaids finished first among solo semifinalists Thursday .as action continued at ,,ihe U.S. Senior National Syncbrorw.ed Swimming Champio n s hips at lferitage Park in Irvine. ~· Robin Waller of the f! 'Irvine Meraquas joined ~: t b e 1 i s t o f 1 o :;-semifin ali s t s b y ;: fin ishing ninth with a ~· 77 .96 score. Shelly. the defending Amer ican Cup champio n as well. received an 82.42 for her routine to edge second· place Tracie Ruiz of the •· SeatUe Aqua Club. ;: Competition continues ~tonight with team ~ $emifinalsat7. l~e-hitter Ir:?!~~~. ~!'~to lead South UTIDe to • lo.-0 victory ower Viejo Tbunday at El Toro High in the i1trict SS Senior ·eaaue b ase ball towram:nen•t. • The victory moves loath Irvine to within Ille 1ame ol the district fibampionsbip. •• Soatb Irvine's Roger lt.eJDOIO went J.for-4 at •e plate while Sneed •dded a double to 10 ....... Ida pltchiq .... ··Senior Jea1ue ~ .... dlftdoDal la1 wUJ be beld at ar•arcl Comm•alt1 f ark, la lnl•• with Mldmllp&.,bal•1DI --HaPI ..... ....... 1111 ••• Moran to Appear At Cycle~ ' Shawn Moran or Huntington Beach. who rides for Hull in lhe Bnush League these days, '<'ill make a one·n1ght appearance at the weekly speedway motorcycle races at the Orange County Fair grounds m COsta Mesa toolgbt. Moran started rus flJ"Sl full season overseas with a crash that sidelllled h.im for several w~ks. But he's put it all together and LS one of the top scorers for his Hull team. Riders from the British cittuit have bad their bands full so far this year with Alan Christian also of Huntingtoo Beach. dominating the scralcll main events al the Costa Mesa short track. . Christian woo 12 straight before be era.shed with U.S. champion Mike Bast in bis last outing al t.J;le ~ack. Aft.er m issing actioo oo the speedway c1rcwt last week. be will return again tonight. The Costa Mesa oval was dark because or the fair and Chr istian still holds the point lead. Gent: Woods also returns to action tonight a fter rrussmg several w~ks "ilh a shoulder mjury. Gates open at 6.30 with the first of 24 heat r~ces ~ for 8 o'clock. Adult admission is M.50 with JWUOrs at S3 50 and ctuJdren Sl.50. Wiley Scores 56 To Snap Record Klcbael Wiley scored 56 points to set a California Coast League basketball record Thursday night in leading Newport Beach to a 180-139 victory over Fountain Valley at Unlvenity Hieb School. Tbe former Long Beach State standout shat- tered a mart ol 47 points which was held by both Swen Nater and Wayne Smith. Teammate Michael Knight added 41 points as the duo combined to score more than half the team •a total points. Fountain Valley's hi&b scorers were Tim Dwyerwitb21ud Dennis Schaffer with 25. ID the other game, 1niDe outaeored ltillion Viejo, J.52.laS, u Tlm Ream scored 22 paiDU and a trio ot lniDe p1a,en seorec1 ao ap6eee. Luis Brown. Daryl 8opll' ad Jim Deweese COmbiDed fol' • ~ wldJe Wmmate 111.lke D..._ fell aae polat "1 wltb 11. In IWftD leOl'9d M ad K1U laebcm added 21 to ... tbe ...... !1:J: --.u.et.00. double did aew•• for dMloa Viejo ... Bod 8Doak wtti • 1111111 Rich ar....ma wltb ao. \ ------------- , . 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Th e 23 -yea r ·o ld Stanger. on the LPGA tour less than two years and a g raduat e of Arizona State. called golf a stupid game after he r three -under -par performance Thursday on the par-72. 6,347-yard layout that saw only one bogey as oppo9ed to four birdies. Lillie, a 29·year ·old native of South Afnca and 10-year vetera n . who has her mother . father and sister among her gallery, missed only one green and had three birdies in posting her first· round 69. Told about Stanger's re mark regarding golf. Little off ered , "That was an unusual rema rk to make for somebody who is ma.lung a uvmg playing lbe s port. There is no question golf puts you down and it can make you negative, but J l ook at it as a tremendous cb.allenge. I reel it is one of the hardest' sports you can play." DIESELS. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! BUY OR LEASE N~ ~ OIWtOe COUllTV'a L£MMNO DIAL8 No Lo1o1.·er Pric-P .'\'o 8l'ttPr Sert'i"• 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-9100 acene ... everyd•y ·In the DAILY PILOT ' Hartford's Leader Works on Pulling WETiiERSFJELD, Conn. <AP> -Long alter most or the spectators bad gone home from the opening day or the G realer Hartford Open, first- round leader J im Simons stood oo lbe pr actice green working on lus putting. Alt.bough be held a two-stroke lead alter tylng the opening-round record with a nine-under-par 62 Simons apparently was not about to let bis game deteriorate ove rnight. "GoU is too unpredictable," he had said Thursday after the first round. "I don't know if what worked today will work tomorrow." What worked ror Simons Thursday was his putte~. wtuch he used to register 10 birdies. five of them m a row. and only one bogey. He credited his fi!le putting to "two full days of hard work" on hts short game th.ls past weekend and early this week. He practiced so bard, he said, that he was ltred even before the G HO started. He would have had a hard time convincing Jamie Gonzalez he was tired aft.er shooting a round that tied the record set last year at the Wethersfield Country Club by George Cadle. HB Girls Advance The Huntin gton Beach Bobby Sox minor softball squad has advanced to the National Bobby Sox tournament in Buena Park beginning Aug. 9. Man aged by Sarah Oakley. the Huntington Beach s quad r ecently ear ned the district championship with a 6-0 wi n over Brea Hills behind lbe one-bit pitching or Jackie Oakley. In earning a berth in the national tourney, Huntington Beach defeated East Fu.llerton, 7·1. Brea Hills, 3-0, and Fullerton Hills. 4·3. Participating all-stars ar e Sally O'Nell, Ste phanie Swingle. Kat hlee n Fogg, Car ol yn Zacher, Dana Williams, Jackie Oakley, Dal~ Lawson, Holly Schulz, Christa Lawson. J ill Niles, Wendy Cooper. Caryn Ainswor th . Michelle Wehrban, Kathy Hays, Stephanie Uglum, Trina Vlacbos, Deborah Weiland. Jana Darling. Stacy Goldstein and Heather Smittle. Real 89tllte Is usually defined • the land and eYefYthlng .nached to it. such es: buildings. trees. shrubs. etc. The buyer normally gets all of the real estate. but none of the o wner's personal property. The problem arises when persona• pn>perty hat beoome a e>ett of that real ettate. Thia is <*led a fixture and does pma with the real eat ate. There .. three usual test s •hlch must be utlsfted. Hae the personel ~been ·permanently ennexed to the real eatete? l e It Intended to become '*' of the real est•e? And finally. what la the local custom? Uaual fixtures might Include: sh•des. heaters. ranges, ~.na. storm wtndOwa, llghtlng fixtures. etc. II ia lmportStt that the seller spell out specifically 1n his sales agreement exactly what he Intends to Olve to the buyer as part of real estate. 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INSIDE, •Intermission •Movie Reviews -Out 'n About •Comics, TV Weekender t CJ Catch Californiana Actors Dramatizing Thrills of State's Jr1Story Perfonnen fl'Om C0tt.a Mesa an d Bue a a Park to San Clem .... U'e featured ln "The Crou and tbti Arrow" -a Pa1ea a & of La Crlatlanlta, ,,.,..,.,. tn San Clemente Satur clay . Ad m tutoa to the olne preaen&etionl from 8:30 lo 10:30 Dithtly tbrouO Aug. 3 la *"for adults, $2..50 (or youths under 18 yeara of aae aod rree for cblktrm under six. THE TRaEE·ACT, outdoor drama tells of the adventures or the men and women involved in lbe Portola Serra Expedition or California in 1769. The final scene shows what is ~elieved to have been the inspi r ation for the Spanish soldiers and padres lo continue their effort.9 lo further explore what is now Orange County and colonize California for Spain's King Charles IIJ. Proressiooal and a'mateur cast and crew come from throughout the coun t y to s tage thi s s ummertime tradition in La Cristlanita amphitheater , a natural hillside setting. WIU.JA.M FOLSOM of ~ Mes a, Doug Marshall of Mission Viejo and Nic k Henning of Buena Park are te levision ~.....:J.-aciQQ-Wbo-pla¥-J?-0etola...E'albu-------+~ .. Gomez and so ldie r Jose Superstars Nancy W"tlson, Helen Reddy and flutist Hubert l..aws along with Ray Charles-will headline four Superstar Summer shows at 8:30 p.m. Thu rsdays, startine Aug. 7 at Ambassador Auditorium in Pasadena. Ticket.s are S62 to $10 for subscription or $15 to $17 per event at (213) 577·55ll. Gonzalez. J im Moeller, an opera star from Laguna Beach plays King Charles III; Betsy Sebade, a stage actress rrom Mission Viejo portrays Chiba, lbe Indian witch and Ishi Saluar of Capistrano Beach is cast as lbe medicine man. J o bn Bloeser of El Toro. Vanda Osmon of Laguna Niguel, R o be r t Hows of Sao Juan Capistrano and Donald Sebade or Mission Viejo complement an array of performin g Sao Clementeaos. TREY INCLUDE Ed Foentel. Dr. Pat O'Donnell, Dr. Albert LaRUICb. Denoia Dwnford, Carl Cua.nova. Laura Cotner, Steve Cziguth, Cliff Myers and Rick Kosbab, wbo stars aa Father Serra. Chutes Aahbaug.b directs the productioo and edds comedy lo his interpretation of the role of 110ldier Juan Garcia. Norman Wri1bt, a multi· media writer, director and producer from Valley Center, is production coordinat or. He wrote the current version of the 26 -year-old pageant when be resided i n San Clem ent e previously. His mos t recent productions h ave been for Disney Studi06. I The s tor y tells o r the pa dr es a nd s old ie r s' in volvement in the lives of IDdiam lo the area, eapeclally La Crlatianita, a sick IDdiao baby. The baby's parents, Acu and Sunla, are lead characters lD the presenta tion t hat in cludes mutiny, sword tipu and band· to·hud betUe betweeo weary soldiers who remloiace about colorful Spani&b dancers "back home." 'Ibeir drea ms are re- , created for the pa1e aat audieoce. FrtO&ened but bold Indiana threaten t o sacrific e La Criltimita to their goda. Curious rituala IDd wild lodian dancee eDIU&. TBB PAITll and c!tmpaaaioo 1 of the padrea' ins pir ational punuitl carry the story from lbe royal court.a of Spaio lo the Indian viJ.lace. A thrilllng finale allowa · spectators t.o withdraw from the enchantment created by nature, man and special ef. fects. I n terwoven t hrou g h t he pageant are comic scenes and stirring musical numbers. Norman Paddock Ls president or the asaociatioo of more than 100 voh,mteers who stage lbe drama within the old Forster Rancho. AT THE SITE t here a r e seating facilities for 700 to 1.000. refr~bment stands, souvenirs and catered buffet dinners for large parties. Group r ates and lour arrangements also are available. Ample pa rking ar eas are reached by traveling inland from the Camino de Estrella offramp from the San Diego _ Fr~wax. m.. San. C!em eore and ___ _ following directiooaJ s1 gns along Cam ino de Los Mares For ~~~ information. phone .Jokes Plus In its fifth season. the La Cnsllaruta Pageant Assocaallon offers conneclloos to the play via other tourist attractions to those who wnte to the group at P .O. Box 3335, San Clemente 92672 . . . ALSO. IN TOWN this week- end is the San Clemente Ocean Festival. which opens today and continues through Sunday night. Eotraota from local beaches will be competing 10 the Nationa l Junior Lifegua rd Championship coolest unW 4 p.m . today. Sand castle enthusiasts w1.D be given a chance to try their hand Bob Hope, emcee Gary Owens and Les Brown and has Band of Renown will be on stage at 8 p.m. Saturday an LeBar d Stadiu m at Orange Coast College for a s tar -st u dded co n ce r t benefittine the occ St udent He alth Center. Admission will be $14.50 and $15.50 at the gate. Saturday, sculpt!Dg the beach J structures. Registration starts :.HI•~'-. at 7 a.m. THE PlJBUC 18 also invited to participate in a 10 kilometer nm Sunday, beguuuog at 7:30 a.m. followed by a S kilometer run at 9 a.m. From 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. llCeguards will compete in such popular feats as dory rat'eS and lbe Iron Man Race. All activities will take place near the dty·s pier and manne safety headquarters For more informat100 call 661 ·3434 J Sawdust Exhibitors Brush Off Painter Image.! BJ 10D1 CADKNBBAD .............. Tbinp haft ebaqed iD tbe 14 yean lince Barlm TenrtlJiqer WU laawtin& soda pop out ,of an lee-packed trub ean and oU drums 08lliDed tbe dully IJ'OUDd where tbe ctiasnmUed artiata' worts ltoOcf: Baek tba lt WH called tbe •aeJeeta r..u..a• •··med for tbe amall bad of aqry artilU wbo derided to talle tMl.r art ellewbere after ............ apace at tbe Juried Lapna.. Beaela Alt r.dval. BAYING NOWma WSAU,y to IO ID tbe eltr tla•r 1tarted tlaelr owa abow. aad t ,. ...... of tM ..... c hi ... wdult \ ..Uni" ..... to ,... -Uaat tbe r09d tnm m?Dc'de *"' to a ..,,unc tbree aere lli&c 1111t•wllll•...,alllwtmbaatbl,bu .................. ':4(M•..,_. .-QMt .._. tbeJ ean•t 1et ..... ... llW ...... a ~ ....... wbo -... wllll tM art aldliit for 11,.... .. ._ ... ..,..,..,,.paldour._. ......................... d ...... to ...... -.S 'ID IALS OP.,_. • .._.. llD't .................. g\t,.., .................. ...... ... -............ ...., from tbla ,...,, atw.adll9tolaekof.,._ .......... Aid , ••••• , ....... aloe Selttenaellt. It ••• nallr erHr. Mr • J c .-.. partner wanted to 10 lo and I said it wu too much of a mesa." Happtq for tbe Laauna Beech artist her name wound up thlrd on tbe wattln1 Uat. makl.q her eligible for a reMrYatkJa nat JUl'. From tbe oriliDal concept of palntinp the Sawdust Featlval b11 evolved to include ceramics, Jewelry, baadsewD clotbel, pottery, aluawork and leatbersooda. TBB ONLY QUALIFICATION to be locluded lo tbe abow la tbat tbe artilt be a resident of Lquna B..m IDd tbe wan be baadaafted. Tiie artlaU make tbetr own bootba aad tbe nlllal apaee la S125 for tbe • dap ol tbef.Uval. Nowhere la the laomemade label more evident tbm iD tbe apeeiaDJ ........., dodlla. For the wwldq wow eoUaD drt•• atart et szz ....... IOllM of tbe ..,... aGtie h ......... puta oalftll eaa be piebd ap for•• man • BmdqaUted ellllclrm•1 Jeelr.etl IUrt II& • aad eutomera caa orcler euatommade beda ....... la· -8'1'87 of mis ... mMda ,......... IUl'Ullj at ......... PmAJll IOllS OP U.. =••t barplm wtll .......... Ill ... jla-...... tldl 1ear ...... 1111.m JI bn& IDld lnall• wwe _....,.. ...... ., ..... =---Ill. wt. varletr of laa•••r•fted 1laell aad f~cnftafNmtll. Included aiaJ.a th1a year are the glus· blowinl booths, where vlaiton can watch orbs of colored ~ fl.red 1oto delicate u ses and ulOr't.ed onwnenta. Handcrafted pottery domioates the festival aiain wttb homemade lampe, cups, bowls and vuee dllplQect lo a variety of sky blues and natural brown hues. 1"l'B llOW8 THAN 180 booths to choose from viatton an aure to pkt up a baraain or two ad a leut 10 home uaured that their bandcnfted parcbuea won't be loaad lo every cloaet IDd home OD tbe block. UalMI of coar"M tbeir frimdl are aboppiq at tbeS.wClwt Festival, too. W.. did MMD a little aqb WI Jeer, wwe tbe ~·OM womm w• Mm== awa1 hmeb far two for" .•• wtdcb •lilbtlY ~for a eouplt of ....... ebea. -lWll It $1 admlMlOD tbe Sawdult J'wUyal ii at1l1 a Im plaee fclr towiltl and loeall to come don IDd ... wtaat tbe Laiuna Beach art1lta eudo. AD•ITTSDLY TBS PS8TIVAL la compared, more frequeat11 aow, to an OY81 I .... 0 111et •w:.,.-:=-" Growtlll ...... Nett ,_. ... tbe .., adDal utlltl, .............. At IM eatraDCe are a couple ol baatbl .,..,... local art ud ...... Moul ........... artwan .... It ..... featly ........... ~ of another booth or two that seems lost in the glare of hawked pottery a.ad poll. aecamn1 the early days of the festival .. clotbes-cuUer John Younptead aa.ld , "It WU almost a wicked thing to come down here. "It was more fun then. It's 1eWnc more profesalooal. You're not down here lo have a &ood time; you're here lo make a dollar." WHILE NO ONE would elaborate on bow profitable the Sawdust Festival ia. aevual artllta aald that they l.boucb\ it WU one of tbe better abows lo California. "I've been lo a Jot ol abows," said Suela. "And tbere'• aothtn1 like it anywhereelle." Wbat lets tbe Sawdust Festival apart from otber ...,_.la not oa)J die fact that it'• run b.J artllta. bm tlaat lt includes aueb amuaemeeta aa strolllDI mualclana1 . ballooa blowtq clowu. aad ,_.....,tmlatl wao perform apoat....,.br. MWDV8T OPnctALS s~ that tbe a .. admi~ee will help buy the land _.: belaa at 135 Laiun• Can)'Clll Road. Tbe Sawdust l'estlval will ecntiDue tlaroa6. Au(Ult 24 from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m . ~ailf. Adml•loa la $1 and cblldren __.12 are free. Tbe festival la located acTOM tlile ._ • from tbe La1uaa Beach hlUnJ of AN. bet.,.. Plldfte Cout illCllwaJ and tbe S. ::J:.~81· For men laformatlaa al .. ' e·~ £WLV Ptl.OT 'rldlr. ~ 11. 111D Yoeallsts and 'Company' Bring Fun ~PANY" -CONlllMlaao • mUllul lenc:tmertt for lb Irony, taste _.. wtt-Ol*\S July at at Orenoe co.st Clllleoe Mdtcwlum. TM I p.m. curt•lns WUI C9fttlnue Aug. 1-2 and 1 .. wttt\ Uckets priced from $2 to M bell_. • "'9 OCC Tkket Offke • ... campus at 2101 F .. rvaew Roecl. o.ta Mesa. C9mpoeer S..... Son-...m's tyrks jflaect five merrlaoes Md tell •bout ~xpecttno rel•tlonshlps to be wm.t they .,.. not.'' John Fenacu dlrKt~ the Ktk>n, complete with stlde show, Oft • multt·tevel set by Arped Petru$ thilt emptwlslzes the frustr•tlon of big city llvlng. TOP COUNTRY VOCALISTS Ronnie Miisap •nd Lacy J . O.lton will share top bllllng for the Concert on the Green at 8 p.m . Aug. I In Irvine Stadium. Tickets are $8 In advance at all Tlcketron outlets and Irvine City Hall or S9 at tbe oate. Gates open at 6 p.m . for pfcnlc dinner; bring your own or get bne at the stadium, "321 Walnut Ave. Ml!NRY BRANDON'S 'BJg Brass Band will be appearing 11\unday night at 9 at the Staoe Court of Fashion Island In Newport Beach fOf' a free concert. For Information calf ::~~· JAZZ, ROCK AND REGGAES wltl be heard Sunday at Golden West College during performances by Galaxy Light one and the Mount ParnassU$ Quartet from 5 to 8 p.m. Admission Is free to the musical series sponsored by the callfomia Arts Council to Musicians. BIG BAND DANCING ts available Sunday at the Buena Park .. , Hotel, 7675 Crescent Ave., adjacent to Knott s aerry Farm. Dancing starts at 8: 1S and adfnlssion Is $3. For more lnfMmatlon ca fl 525-7657. MORE BIG BANDS are coming to the "Inn At the Park" In Anaheim tonight when the Tracy Wells Band returns to play some Glenn Miller favorites. Famed saxophonist Ann Patterson, who appeared recently on the "Tonight" show, Is Included In the dance line-up that begins at 9 In the hotel's ballrooom, 1855 S. Harbor Blvd. Admission Is $5. "THE OUTRAGEOUS MARRIAGE," a one--act comedy by Mollere will be shown Saturday at the Mason Regional Park, Irvine, beginning at 2 p .m . The public is Jnvlted to bring a picnic lunch priOf' to the free show. The park is located at the comer of University and Culver avenues. For more information call 833-1933. JUST AN "OLD FASHIONED Weekend" is scheduled Saturday and Sunday at the Udo Marina Village where Rolls-Royces and other vintage autos 'COMPANY' STAR CONSIDERS MARRIAGE OCC C.at Urge• on MichHI Jon fMm• wi ll roU across the shopping center off Pacific Coast Highway and Newport Boutevarct:-t)txtetancttrcmdsw111 secenade visltOf'S and strolling food vendors will offer hot pretzels, lemonade and beer. Admission Is free. SOOTHING CLASSICAL SOUNDS w l ll be heard Sunday when cellist Masatoshl Mitsumoto and viol inists Miiton Thomas and Yukikok Kamel perform at the Laguna Beach Museum of Art, 307 Cliff Drive. For further information call 494-6531. Admission w ill be S7 or $4.50 for sen iors at the door. AN AUSTRALIAN DRAMA, "The Summer of the Seventeenth Doll," conti nues at the Anaheim Arts Center, 931 N. Harbor Blvd., through Aug. 2. For ticket Information call 533-4537. "MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING" will be shown Wednesday through August 3 at Chapman College, beginning at 1:30 In the QHd. Tickets to the SMketPHrNn play are S1 tor adults and $1.50 tw seniors and children. "MAN 0, LA MANCHA" conttnws at the La Mirada CIYk Theater, 1'900 La Mirada Blvd., through Saturday. Tickets are $4.50-$7.50. For Information call 994-6310. MAGIC KINGDOM MOONLIGHT melodles continue In the Main Street~s Plaza Garden tonight and Saturday with Biiiy Vaughn and His Orchestra. The park Is wrndlng down it s week-tong cel~ratlon of Its 2Sth birthday. Fireworks nightly at 8:50. Disneyland's summer hours are 9 a.m . to midnight except Saturday when the park Is open un111 1 a.m . COMEDY AND CORNY SONGS are part of the spoof of "Little Mary Sunshine," on staqe at Santa Ana College through Sunday. Tickets are$-& for adults and $3 for stUdents and seniors at the box office. Showtlme Is 8 p .m . with a Sunday performance at 5. For lnfOf'mation call 83S.S971. A NEW "SLEEPING BEAUTY" opens tonight at the Golden West College Theater, beginning at 7:30. The remake of the classical fairy tale Includes some comedy suitable for adults as well as children. Shows w lll run tonight and Saturday and Aug. 1and2, with a matinee performance Aug. 3, at 3 p.m . Tickets are $2 and may b e purchased at the college bookstore, 15744 Golden West St., Huntington Beach. A CHRISTIAN CINEMA series continues at the Balboa Theater on the Peninsula w ith the showing Wednesday of "Where Eagles Fly." The movie begins at noon and Is free to the public. .! . .'WlLUE-WOMK and the Chocolate FactOt'y,'' w ill be ShOwn Wednesday through Aug. 1 at Golden West College. Showtlme Is 1 p.m . In Forum 2 and admlssk>n Is 75 cents. "MYSTERIES OF THE SUMMER SKY" are unveiled Tuesday and Thursday night at Santa Ana College's Tessmann Plantltarium and again Aug. 5 and 7 at 7:30. A d isplay of local shells, fossils and the remains of prehistoric animals will follow the . planetarium show. Admission is S 1.SO for adults and 75 cents f or students and seniors. For reservations call 835-3000 eX1 . 395. "CLEAN ROCK'N' ROLL" is coming to Dana Point calvary Chapel tonight at 7:30 w ith an appearance by ~rvan1. The group will be playing at the church, 33732 Big Sur. For more Information call ~2006. ENTERTAINMENT MUSICAL ~STARS CAN 1E£ FOREVER Robert Goulet •nd Joenft• Gleaeon 'Clear Day' Brightens Eve ·r....--,,_.,, _......_, .,.,, ............ _ ..... •C...... ... .... ,_ .... . a-.............. -.... .... ~.-.... (111r • ...--.---..1 .......... '•a• ...... ........... hlbt I .. Fndlly, July 2!5, 1880 DALY Ptl.OT Cl Outdoor Music Lovers Find 'Something Extra~ Out "N About onnan Stanley you cu ptct up a full 1palbettl meal to IO·~ need to phone ahead either, we're told. ·: The concept of tbla unusual enterprise required two years development, accordf.nl to Hal Hylton, president of Spa1betti Pet . Investments, Inc. P'urt.ber, tbe system mu• it : possible to serve a full dinner for up to 11 : persoos i:D three lo five mlnuta. • : That offerl.ng ls described aa a "1ener0caa serving of light, golden 'Callfornla Spapew, • slow simmered meat sauce, toued IJ'eeD salad dressing, hot garllc-cb eese bread and Parmesan cheese, all packaged separately to : assure flavor, freshness and temperature." Opeo every night from 4 to 9, the SpacMW · Pot is localed at 33621 Del Obispo Road, in the : Albertson's Center at Del Obispo and Stooeblll, Dana Point. Telephone: 493-9190. : . NOW YOU CAN COMBINE your ahopptnc : and imbibing -and realize bargain ratea fot : both. : 'SOMETHING EXTRA· SEXTET ENTERTAINS OUTDOORS AT WAREHOUSE RESTAURANT Disneyland Hotel's new "Seaport.a of ~ • Pacific" is c urrently offering a s pecial Happy Hour Blast on weekdays from 5 lo S p.111., • reaturing cocktails at half price and imported : merchandise at 10 percent of the recutar COit. • pays tnbute t.o our American musical bent-age from the Roaring 20's right up t.o the 80's. Reservalloos can be made for lbe dmner shows al 7 :4.5 and 9:30 p.m. and for a special cocktail show at 10 p.m. The dinner show 1s priced at $19.50 with a choice ol entree. T he cocktail show is $7.50 (two drinks included) on the heated patio that seats 1.25 people "SOMETHING EXTRA" RAS appeared at m aJor rughtclubs in the Uruted States and abroad and were recently al lbe Studio One Backlot. in Hollywood. Singers include Polly Norby, an Or ange County resident ; Glenn Daniels. who graduated magna c um laude from UC Irvine before beginning a Carffr that includes television. stage and films; and Bert Anderson, Jr., an enga ging young tenor wbo also hails from Southern California. Rounding out the "Extra" sextet are musicians Garry Ellis on keyboards, Peter Baird oo bass, and Felix Schmitt on drums. Au;() APPEARING AT the Warehouse. in ---Ui..,,e Wharf Bar,-ts-populer-Oave Fertitta, a-- guitarist/singer. He's on stage. Sunday through Tuesday even i ng s , fro m 8 :30 un til approximately 1 a.m. Wednesday through Saturday nights and on Sunday afternoons. the Warehouse presents the mellow contemporary rock sounds of "Head- way" in the Wharf Bar. Hooq are 9 p.m . to 1:30 a.m .. Wednesday through Saturday, and 1 to S p.m. oo Sunday. Open daily for lunch and dinner and for Sunday brunch, too, the Warehouse is located at 3450 Via Oporto, Lido Marina Village (just off the Coast H i ghway ), N e wport Bea c h . Reservations: 673--4700. * * * IT WAS REPORTED to me that audiences at the Five Crowns in Corona del Mar have been aski n g abo ut a "freab face" in the entertainment lineup -a talented, relatively new tenor in the ranks of the Showcase Singers. In checking out the matter with Linda Barker. the group's accompanist/coordinator . she laughingly told me "we have a 'rotating second male' situation here." Permanent members of Uus two man, two wom en ensemble are Joie Bucknum, Jan Knowlton and Patrick Dundon. Llnda went on to say ··~hat's why we like to period1cally introduce that 'other m an' to our fans." IT TIJRNS OUT BE Is Dave Caylor, a former marine now retired. who travels from San Diego for these appearances. All through his service days. however , a sideline career has encompassed maJor operatic and musical roles Dave has indicated "the versatility in the music we sing, and the opportunity to mingle during shows. with our audiences, makes the four -hour trip worlhwhlle." He also joined the Showcase Singers at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles last month for an appearance with Les Brown and Hts Band of-Renown. --- His '"at.her man" spot is shared with Fred Wicknick and Bill Stenson, whom audiences have beeo applauding during their record three- A F~ily Shopping/Dining 8c Entertainment ~nter Albe# tsou !r •Bank of Amerim • Bilbo Baggins • C.a.m di Pumpej • Cmnmand Performance •Dolphin Hair Fashions •&/:wards Cinema • Reuben!f • Coco!r •Fash 'N1 splash Hamburger Hamlet •la CA/Jadis Chalet •Mesa Verde Flori.rt •Mesa Verde TJUIAd • Mione's •Music MIJ7'Ut •Photography by Jeffrey • Pri.rciUa QJJw ~ • spa Lady • ~t --.,, °'llOo ,..,,, AOA• -- MesaYerdl Center year Five Crowns engagement Open nightly for dinner. the Five Crowns 1s located at 3801 E . Coast Highway Call 675-1374 for particulars about the Showcase Singers Opened with cannon fire every evenin&, the picturesque waterfront bazaar offers Australian ales. cocktails. fresh oysters and shrimp, and • Papeete steak sandwiches at the Aussie's Pub and Sausalito Sue's. • • • WHO SAYS THE RE'S NOTHING new under the dtrung sun" Word as Just 10 or a fascinating new operation m Dana Pomt that proves otherwise Seaports or the P acific is open weekday evenings from S to 11 p m. and weekends from 3 to 11 p.m Parkmg at Disneyland Hot.el CltSO West Cem tos Ave, Anaheim) is validated witll a SS purchase Opemng with <t Fourth or Jul) bang was the Spaghetll Pot. a take-out dinner house where ELIZABETH HO\\ARO' CCRTAJN CALI.· OlSNF.R THEATRE .-.· . - I I l 1.1 fll''l.R ..,~ R\ Ul },.. "-J· j.!J To' nt tt nnu. 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OANCrNG NIGHTLY •" ,..-1r.1k:no l« 1lut1tul I~ f ~t'~ Twihghl Dinners 7 Daya • Week 4 to 6 p m -SS 50 2331 1 MUIRL.ANOS AT RIDGE Roun KELLY LEMAIRE \°orals & Piano Tu~. thru Sat. LARRY CRONIN \·ocals & Piano Sun and ~on. J2902 COAST HW'f:' LAGUNA NIGUfl •••c....-._..,,.,,.,. ... , .. ;· , , ,, , 494.-9491 7S2-8SS8 El T~O no..3222 499-2626 496-Snl ·' J l j 1 J J r • L , ... . . ;· '· . . ·: . . . .. • Old fashioned, romantic ~-dancing is OOck in styk!. :~ .. . .. and the Gr.md ~now offers )'OU : :::. an t'\'CTlln8 IO compdc with your &\'Oritc memory • • ;. Sots tinkling <Mnner music. • ' dqpnt andlctlt t2hle settings. the pl(lcur d flamJng tah&eslde cookery. 1k uhlma1t l)' dant.~ Ok:k POwdl Trio Is ran.mt Thursday throu&h Saturday 7 to H:andldtptanoochtt~. SEAFOOD CONNO~EURS ~ Frida)•. Satunby a.'ik for our "F1)'if1l ~n"' dinnCT fn:sh Maine ~ers. O)~crs. d ams. f109o11 ln from Bosloo. Di-.pbcat ~. rtjok'c! ~REGISl'RY. 18"00 ~ lloulnwd (714) 752"71'7 ~ t\llo~l •"l" ...... j .... .I'-__ INTERMISSION layhou8es Gearing Up Casts .for New Season bedroom farce by Oeor1H Feydtau aod Maurice O.valUeret. ''Hotel Paradllo." It wlll be foUowd by Tenneta" WUUama' flnt play. "The 01 ... M••1•rle" -which wtll mark the \hlrd Ume SCR hu 1ta1ed lbia drama. Sbak•peare'• "The Merchant of Venice" will be the third SCR productJOD, with the balance ot the aeuoo to be cbolen rrom a list that I.Deludes "Looi• Ends." "Ob, Coward," "An t:n.M)' of the People," "The Philanderer." "The Skin of Our Teeth" and "Tbe Misan- thrope." Opealn1 the Second Staae aeaaon at the Calta ll'•a &q.aay UMaa.r will be a new drama. "Amerieu Buffalo." Two otben to be Included ln tbe ftv•·lbow "dowlllta!n" aeuon will bt "Alhel and .. Boloml llDCI Ne1lect." The new se..on for the Weltminat.r Com· munlty Tbeater betu two.-. alO witb the openlq 0( "1.alt 0( the Qua," DOW ruanlnc throuah AUi. 9. It will be followed in September by tbe JapaneM drama "B.ubomon." wttb "Count Dracula" arrivtq, appropriately, ori Halloween. Completina the Westminster aeuon will be "Teahouse of the Aucust lloon" ln January. "Victoria'• House" 1n March and a rare com· munlty theater pRduct.ioa ol a Shakespeare play, "A Midaummer Ni1ht's Dream," In May. THE HUNTINGTON BEACH Playhouse. whlch opem ita tut lm.80 abow. "California .... SUlte." t.ooi&ht, will kick otr UM lJm.11 slate with the mmlcal comed1 "A Pwmy Tblna Haa>-• pened on the Way to UM Porum" in September. • .. Next wtll be the faree .. !Ulllbot Crwnmaad" : ln November and ••Double Door" In January. RoundJn1 out the seuon at Huatiaston Beach will be "Forty Carats'' in March, •llfbe Paisley Convertible" in April, ''Tbe Hetnu" la June and "A Bad Year for 'l'oma&oel" ln JulJ. The Saddleback Valley CoamnmltJ ~ hu increased Its seuon'• acbedule from ftft to seven productions and will letld otf tbe MW slate with the comedy "No Hard ........... " . The political drama "Tbe Beat Kan" will • follow. with another venlon of .. The Paialey • Convertible" next on the llat. rideg~oom' Cheating THE BALANCE OF the Saddleback Vall~ season will see producUons ol "Tbe ._. Stumbles," "Catch Me If You Can," "A View f'rom the Bridge" and a flnaJ play yet to be ao- nounced. Six sbows are In the hopper at tbe San Clemente Community Theater, which wW open the li80·8l schedule with Jack Sbarkey's "Meanwhile . Back on the Couch" in September. . The musical "Olrtaboma" is ticketed ror Nov· ember . with tbe comedy "Perfect Pitch'' open. mg in January II~ymen'8 Adventure&, Romance Staged ~·r ~ ........ •t•"'Tbe Robber Bridegroom". a unique thirsty Harp Gang, portrayed by Gerl'y Griffin us musical set in early 19th century and Randall Nott -...-ica. is being presented at the GEM ---··r, l2&S2 Main St .. Garden Grove. Curtain 8:30 p.m . Wednesdays through Sundays Aug.9. ~· ased on Eudora Wetty's novella, with book ~d lyrics by Allred Uhry and music by Robert Waldman, the story takes place ln Rodney, •w.. located in the middle of the notorious N~tcbez-Trace. Known for its highwaymen, the 'Trace' spawned many tall tales of adventure and ance. C! 'l'llE MAIN CHAUCTER ol tbb tale is e ie Lockhart, "The Robber of the WoodA", _,ed by Gary DeRosier. Jamie falls in love ~-the beauU!ul Rosamund, portrayed by Juli ~is not your usual 'boy-1eta·strl' story. i.e decides to rob fair Rosamund of her bing that is "stitched witb 1otd ." .--mllDd. disappointed that sbe bu only lost 1othes. despentely tries to find her robber. The story is sprinkled with colorful and --~lous characters such u the "bunard· CLEMENT M USGROVE, tbe ric hest planter In the territory and Rosamund's father. 1s played by Ron De Rosier. This musical was nominated for numerous Tony Awards in 1977, when Barry Bostwick won Beat Actor for his portrayal of -Jamie. Prior lo its successful Broadway run, "8rtdegroom" had a long and well-received run at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles. The GEM production is dJrected by Ron Thronaoo. chairman or the theater arts dep· artment al C h apman College , w1tb choreography by Laurie Wendorf Silver . THE BEAUTIFUL AND intricate music of the· Natchez· Trace is directed by Bi ll Bramble. period costumes are designed by Beth Stettler . a mt-ttre settings of Rodney, Miss. wer e recreated by Jeffrey Koppe. Also on the agenda for the Cabrlllo Playhouse will be "Vestal's Virgina" ln March, "The Second Time Around" in April and "Who Needs a Waltz"" dosing out the season ln June. THE NEWPORT HARBOR Actors Theater launches its first full season in October with a production of Shaw'!l "Major Babara." 11\e Christmas opera "Amahl and the Night Vis- itors" is planned for the holiday season. A musical.·· 1 Love My Wife," ia acbeduled for February. Wlth "Everyt.h.ing in the Garden" planned for March and another Shakespearean comedy, "TheTammgoftbeSbrew," penciled in for May Th1s as approximately half of lbe lbeatrical JCI ion proJected for the l~l season. Next f riday we'll hear from the Irvine Community . Theater. the Newport Theater Arts Center, the l.agu11a MouJton Playhouse, the Costa Mesa C1v1c Playhouse. the Lado Isle Players and the new Showcase Productions. ~----=-~~-=-=====:::::::::~==:::;;:;;----: I [ 1 ''· ecn o ) mbms and .. Salome, pl~ed by Sharoolee McLean, und's evil step-mother and the blood· Tickets may be reserved on Master Charge or Visa by calling the theater box office 636· 7213 from nooo to 6 p.m. Prices are $6 on Friday and Saturday. and $:5 on Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday. Group rates available. 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CH•llCH ANO CHONO'I NEXT MOYIE""-' e flnel K•ne in wttkh tM two at1r1 50ar llM roctltts, propell9d by some kind Of ~-<oulne. Thet llt>oUt sums up the movlt: tllgh on doPe. stratotiPMrlc on eQO, low on co~. lt'I really • Mrlet ot tketches eboot • pelr ot charmless alobs and ttielr war with soc:i.tv. The dialogue appears to h•vt bffn m~ up on the spot and Is re- plete with "man" and "you know " The pits, man. Rated R. w ith an abundance ot filthy talk and some nudity "MY 900YGUARO'' IS a soul·satlsfylng fllm, totally involvlno and richly rewardlnv. Unlike most of the other summer prOduct, It touches the heart . The simple story concerns a new kid In a Chicago public high school, beset by a bunch or extorting punks. His solu- tion is to hire as bodyguard a hulkino fellow student with an aura Of violence. Then the head tough hires his own body- guard, Who resembles a Russian wrestler. The Inspired script "Allt"-ANE" ls reminiscent of the Man Brothers at their most entlc. EJCctpt thet t~ OaQt tomt ~tn fHttr and ~ny wou Id hew beef\ shot down by the Centof'S In the MerJClln era. Jim Abr.n.ms, Jtrry and O.vld Zucker ("Kentucky Frltd Movie'') wrote and dl~ttd the mad romp, ••ctretlng 1eores of movie cllches. Julie H-verty and Robert Hays •re the straight.faced romantic leads, and they are solidly supported by Lloyd 8rldges, Robert Stack, Leslie Nielsen, Peter Graves and a surprlslngly adept Kareem Abdul- Jabbar. The rating Is PG. "THE BLUES BROTHERS" contains enough energy for 10 movies. Much of It Is mlsdl· rected, ~t enot.19h remains to please less demanding movie patrons. Especially those who cherish car crashes -never has the Detroit product been de- molished so spectacularly. The paper-thin plot concerns two shady brothers seek ing to save their old orphanage by re-form- ing their Jau band. The major weakness ot the film Is the characters of John Belushi and Dan A ckroyd, who dress like hip morticians throughoot and seem undertalented to carry such a heavy load. The rating Is R. ''FAME" Is the object of a unique public Institution offering rlttcwous vocational training as well as a traditional ecademlc program. Numerous per. formano scenes ere tJCPtrtly woven Into Christopher Gore's screenpfey following the audltlon-loiiraduatlon fortunes Of a hendful Of students, and th• result Is a /::!ul celebra- tion Of youth, and talent. Rated R. "BRUBAKER" Is a grim, often powerful prison movie based on the true story ot con· vict torture and mass m urder In a Southet'n penitentiary. The surprise In this movie ls that it stars Robert Redford as the reformist warden Who tries fut I lely to clean up the graph- ically de9icted "snakepit'' conditions. "Brubaker" Is a strono statement for prison reform and Its characters are either villains -the P91itl- clans and bureaucrats -or heroes such as Redford. It is rated R for graphic violence. ~'BRONCO BILLY" ls a rip-snorting hullabaloo Of a movie, Often outrageous, sometimes touching. Clint Eastwood proves he Is that rare bird: a star Who can also direct. He Is cast as a not· too-bright impresario of a ragtav wild west show that hovers on the brink of bankruptcy. Billy as a runaway heiress <shades ot "It Happened One Night") and the rest Of the cast Is Just right. Rat~ PG for cussing . "THE BLUE LAGOON" Is a tender romance-adventure that succeeds surprisingly well. The ptot succeeds because Of sensitive direction by Randal K le Iser and inoenlous portrayals by Brooke Shields and CristOl)her Atlclr\S. Rated R. "URBAN COWBOY" has John Travolta as a blustery, not-too-bright, young man with an electr ic personality that is fasci1W1tlng to watch. Instead of discos, his hangout Is Gllley's, a monstrous country- music estabUshment outside Houston, where he sucks beer, doeS an occasional hoedown and flirts with the girts. He takes a w ife <well played by Debra Winter) but marriage turns sour, as~ most of hls'meao- ingless existence. The rating Is R. ''THE SHINING," billed as a "l'Nsterplece of modern horror," tails In one vital regard: It Isn't very scary. Stanley Kubrick otters the intriguing premise of a man Who take-s his wife and young son to 'NEXT MOVIE' CO.STAR 'Cheech' U.rtn In Ou•I Role by Alan Ormsby and crisp direc- tion by Tony 0111 draw the best from a talented cast: Chris Makepeace, Adam Baldwin, M att Dillon, plus grownups Ruth Gordon, Martin Mull and John Houseman. Rated PG, with a minor amount of swearing. the aspiring actors, dancers and musicians in this sparkling Alan Parker film; but the sub- 1ect is really New York City's High School of Performing Arts, is an autocrat with his idol· 1zlng tollO'Ners, WhO recognize him as a symbol of Western virtues. Sondra Locke is splendid a Colorado Rockies resort where he Is a caretaker during the w inter ~rums. But much of the suspense ends in antl<llmax, and Jack Nlcholwn and Shelley Duvall seem over-extended in tryir19 to maintain the terror. 'NEXT MOYIE' OIRECToR Thomae Chong 8pKed Our ' ~'SF.AMOUS SHORE DINNER 0-otC......S--Allol mefOllC>wM9 _...,,,._ .._,.., .-s.i-n-0..•~• __ .._~ · One of lhe grearesr satadbars · Dorts Crandall Fabulous Ribs .. L A. Restaurant Crt\1c 1980 Restauranl WnttwsAward The Oyster Bar ·~ Old New York All The Way M-.. W.d. & Fri. Sl'ICIAL MAINE LOBSTER CLAMBAKE a-.r,1Ww. 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" ....... -. .. f:9 OM.VPllOT ART GALLERIES Art Shows Take Ulose Look at Sarroundings I I I ~ ' ' , f t TMI TMl•D ANNUAL SUMMER "'-at the Susan St>lrltus 0.Uery I -= ... x 10" and ... wr. 10 P"°tov-ra who have contributed •'9ht bl.ck and white or color Pf"lnts. eont.mporary lnnevatlons may be aeen In the stunnlno nature shots of John Se.., of Mont.,..y, nlollt cityscapes by Harry ZeUlln of Los AngelelJ coastUne VlltH by Cllnton Smith or carme1, Florentine and JaSNnese Influent" al Jant Abrams of AlbuQu.rque, brlltlant clbachromes by Pat Na9o1tanl, social focu.s by BUI Rav_,1 of Boston, lush eftemnoon colon captured by Lynn Sloan-Theodoff of Chicago, stark ~nne Qulns by Helt CNpman, Nnd<olored portraiture by Pat Alt of Los Anoetes anct subtle color constructions by Sandra Mathews Who tNChes at Or.nge Coast Colteoe. The group show opens Saturday and runs through Aug. 23 at 3336 Via Udo Newport Beach. ' sue KRAUSE, PRESIDENT of the Costa Mesa Art League, will demonstrate her etching/embossing tech- niques Saturday afternoon at Haggen maker Galleries In Laguna Beach where her latest releases are currently showing. Th4J gallery Is open dally from 10 to s at 372 N. Coast Highway. --, .......... . -'.' ... £TCH-EMBOSSED 'HARBOR IN VIEW' From Sue Krause Show at Haggenmaker "KALEIDOSCOPE" IS A FITTING tiUe for the show of well-rounded and t professional portfolios by Orange Coast i; College stUdents that opens with a i reception from 2 to S Sunday In the ~ Mills House Visual Arts Complex, 1273'2 i Waln St., Garden Grove. The students ' have been taught story Illustration by • Donna Westerman. OCC President, Dr. Robert 8. Moore commended the gallery for hosting the show because "students need the motivation and critical evalu-f ~atlon that community Involvement provides." Thft series Of changing phases of commer-t ci• artistry may be viewed until Aug. 31 frqrn noon to~ p.m. Wednesdays · Sundays. ' • i KflOWLEOGE AND ENTHUSIASM I wiJI spark creative dialogue when Victoria KC)gan begins a four-week lecture series at 8 o'clock tonight in the Newport Harbor Art Museum, 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. A former art edltOf" and current Instructor In 20th century art at Cal State, Fullerton, she will describe 11 Art Since 19-tS In the Age of Televlslon. 11 SUbtopics will Include abstract express- ionism, modem U.S. sculpture, pop to .. cdnceptual and mlnlmal to super realism. i Actmlssion Is $3 to each lecture on Frl- d4YS through Aug, 29 . • fa~HIA-CORINTHIAN YACHT Club doors will open at 7:30 tonight and bidding wlll start at 8:30 for an MARK HMtLL · HARRISON FORD · CARRIE ASHER BIU. Y DEE VJllllAMS • AN1HONY DANIELS -..OlllllO PROwll • tClNN't ~ • F£lUI M4~ RI.we Ol _. .... llMN KERSHNER -.. GN?.Y KURTZ ,__.LEIGH BRAO<ETT ... LAWRENCE KASDAN -.. GEORGE LUCAS j_.....,..GEORGE LUCAS ...... JOHN VJllllAMS CIJI DCUf ST-.:> 1· ~ ~ tWC>-.ot 0o ll90 lll(X)llC5 -· ~~ . ._._. ............ ~----,,.,,_..,.....,,-:.,..,..,,..Er-:;-""!!i"'"""·I ~-~-........ .---............ PART OF JOHN SEXTON'S 'WHITE BRANCH, MERCED RIVER' IN '8 X 1 O' SHOW art exhibition and auction sponsored by the Callfomla Campaign for Economic Democracy. Television and movie star Linda Evans will be a special guest as the custom-framed graphics, watercolors and oil paintings are admired and sold. Tickets will be sold for $2 at the door at 1601 Bayside Drive, Corona del M ar. ARTWORK FOR BIG WHEELERS- everything from engl ne designs to tattooing-has been col lected for the second annual Biker Art Show to beheld from 11to5Sundayatthe Pasadena Community Arts Center, 360 N. Arroyo Blvd. Last year more than 2,000 spectators browsed through the exh I bi ts Ii s tened to the music and watched the motorcycle stunt shows. TWO ARTISTS FROM ORANGE, watercolorist Dru Bell Byer s and award- winning illustrator Art Banuelos, w ill display their works from 6 to 11 p.m. Aug.1 lnthe Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim. Also exhibiting will be Arizona artist and author Lynn Vanlandingham. A SUMMER ART EXHIBIT, including works from y oung watercolorists, is on display through Aug. 1 at the San Clemente Library, 233 Avenida Granada. The youngsters are students of local artist Jan Radford and the show was or ganized by San Clemente Friends of the Library. FLUID FORM AND JEWEL-LIKE colors come together w ith textural diver- sity in "Glass: Blown and Leaded" at the Designs Recycled Gallery, 619 N. Harbor Blvd., Fullerton, through Aug. 28. The works of 12 contemporary artists are i>resented In answer to the growing public, scholarly and m edia interest in art glass. The show spotlights a w ide range of functional and decorative uses and may be viewed from 10 to 6 Mondays through Saturdays. LYNN RADE KA AND BOB SMITH are being featured in a twe>-man show of their photographic styles at the THE BWES BROTHERS a mw.ical comedy ·~·<-OIWUft' CMIOllA WUT wn1monsltf 891 l93!> Clllf DOM( llAlllOtl llY11 Olllft·tl uw ... ·..,.,..nme Colli Mesi &JI )!>QI 0<11191 t l4 2~!13 ~·~An~ !131 1?11 MllllOll OlllYHI ~'" '"'" CdlJ'Sl•d"" 493 ,.,~ BRIAN DE PAI.MA, MAsTER OFTuE MACABRE. INVITES )OJ 10 A SHOWING OF ll-IE LATEST FASHION .. IN MURDER. ·l Status Gallery, 1200 N. Coast H ighway, Laguna Beach. Viewing hours are noon to 5 Tuesdays through Saturdays until Aug. 1. ~ ----- ~ •fJWIAU\ \S" LINIMA CINllft f°411. IDWlllO, -.• \S" CIMI Ml ttl JO A IOWHDS \SI' WIS t lllJOl ........... .... .... ,_,, -&,,.f'etf....... .......... .. .........,.. ....,_.,,...,4, --·---·~· (D WOODBRIDGl ~ UIUllU• ~ DllltllM ~mTI<C§ Rs~ i..ClHi{t)I~:Es "THE BEST AND FUNNIEST Clint Eastwood movie:· -Janet Maslin. THE NE. w YORK TIMES ~ r.· ; 'f r' ~f,.A ,..., · ?'\ ~~~'::::=t.l~U.l.:. l '<\> '-'ft..''f"" ~111.\? r-)~~:7-t o·" "'6,,....... .. ,. .... ~-· ··· .. ~ ........ '" .... _...,.:;?, .., ..... o HCHEECH AND CHONG'S NEXT MOllE" Slomng CHEECH MARIN and THOMAS CHONG Wr111en by THOMAS CHONG & c;HEECH MARIN Anot!Ole Producer PfTU M~REGOR-scon Produ<.d by HOWARD BRONN Olrtldiad by THOMAS CHONO •-... ow1-. • 1J1'41'1tf<a.t "C'.'1191 --~~tf"<t>'•~9C: ~..,._...··~· NOW PLAYING SUCH.EXOTIC HARDWOODS as teak, mahogany, rosewood, purple heart and padauk were used In the handcrafted furniture showing l n the Woods West Design gallerles, 26371 Via de Anza, San Juan Capistrano. Leading Callfornla designers and craftsmen are represented. "LANDSCAPES ANO SEASCAPES" by artist-members of the Costa Mesa Art League are decorating the gallery walls this month at Glendale Federal SavLngs, 100 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. The show Is open to the public from 9 a.m. to -4 p.m . weekdays. ORDERLINESS HAS A VERY special kind of artistic beauty claims Marlon Siciliano whose abstract "M athematical Perceptions'' are on view through Aug. 17 in the Science Wing Gallery of the California Museum of Science and Industry, 700 State Dr ive, i n Los Angeles' Exposition Park. Fir st she Imagines a special optical effect and then determines the outlines, shapes and colors necessary to achieve it. Admission is free dally from 10 a.m . to S p.m . Ample parking. •••• :ta • ..., • , •• -• ,,,,. ~·~=' ~ ~.==:~~ ..... ~ --·---l lta t :tat •U t •II t lol l t It.II ... ~ .. ·--,,, )JI 't)IO . ' . ,,... ... 49 4 1S14 "'-•-WeOotyA- AJIP'-'"llNI 1-t ..i tMJ •-·· .... ·- "HONEYSUCKLE ROSE" Wl«>••S.-1 --· , , ~r--1~·~·00-t '' (PGI "AIRPLANE" •!'CO• W'IOAT\-1 1S..•tt hf --l ~"S..16-I U.f JO '"HAMGER I 8" IP'GI C~NO .. tH ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 'ACIFIC T"UTllU DlllV(.fll SVMI MHTS nwrc• '""' eucn -Sl'loo ,.,. .. , •• HU.Oii •tYD OlllW(·lll 6 OOllG( OlllVf.111 o ... 10 I"' \Al-• t I~-· llCI ,_"'41-fl., -'*I-• .._ ................... .,.,,11.1r.,.. , ___ ...... RECORD REVIEWS I GreataeM Plteh Not A Curve BJ •ICHA EL PAMEVIOI .... Oell'f ...... .- Lota ol peoplt are rlabtl\llly aua-plclow. of mall-order record deals. Tbefve beard lbat obocWoualy loud, fHt talkinl Jlv artllt Oft lhe tube. ''THATS atGHT FOLKS, all the truly creat musical hlta o! mankind, everythiQ& from Gre1orian chants to Bach lo Billy Joel, as performed (softer voice) by \.be Senile Strln&& "More lban 100 smuh hit.a. all on one looc·pl*Yiac record or two e1gbt-traclt tapes Juat lend $10.95 for record. $19 95 for tapes to Arnold's Outlet. P 0 . Box 95, Cutout , S Carolina. Allow six lo eight yean for delivery:· And, of course. these albums "are not available in any stores," thua eliminating the chance irate customers wiU return and waste some bapleas cash.ter. FOll'l'lJNATELV, TBE&E are some rare exceptiona to this scam. Warner Bros. Records -yup, one of the overcharging biggies -has come up with a mail-order deal that is the bargain m the decade to dale . For a paltry three bucks. your vigilant m a ilman will, eventuall y, deliver a double· album packed with 24 hits by the "original artists.•• Fam of the trite and disposable (Joel, not Bach) should read no further. however. The latest in Warner's "loss leader" series is aptly titled "Troublemakers.·· It's an extremely a ttractive package, containing previously unreleased tracks by Devo, the Sex Pistols and the Modern Lovers in addition to samplings or prime cuts from new works by Robin Lane and the Chartbusters and Gang of Four. _ _... __ xncr. SOME ROI!~ going buL.many rewards. The most challenging material comes from England's Gang OJ Four. a highly political quartet that rips through all cliches in its anti· rock establishment attack. A pair of songs. "Anthrax" and "Damaged Goods" from the band's "Entertainment " album are included. Further daring is supplied by John Lydon's Public Image Ltd. with a dense, hypnotic butchering of Tchalkovski's "Swan Lake." The song, available on the "Second Edition" LP, was recorded under a working title of '·'Death Disco" which should be a clue to tbe omiooua aura il evokes. An added Public Image boous is the title track from the first album that was never released in the states. LYDON'S PREVIOUS persona, that of the notorious Jobn.Dy Rott.en, makes a comeback of sorts. Tbe Sex Pistols turn up with excerpts from Tbe S&ooees' "No Fun" and the album's true J colledOl''s item-a live version of ''Anarchy in the U.K." from the Pistols' final performance, Jan. 14, 19'11 at San Francisco's Winterlancl. Having witnesaed this eveot, I find tbe song further proof that the Pistols were the sloppiest bunch ol clowns to ever carry inatrumeots. UA CIQ Orange 634-3911 OIAMCElmYHfl Oranee 558-7022 F9UMTAll ¥AlllY lWIM fountain Val 839-1500 ----- • SING SPRIGHTLY ON 'TROUBLEMAKERS' Robin Lane end the Chertbuttera VERY FUNNY THOUGH, and Rotten gives a wonderfully filling farewell address: "If you can put up with that, you can put up with anything." Continuing on the darker side or new music. there's Marianne Faithful's chilling reworking of John Lennon's "Working Class Hero" and the title track from he r s urprisingly strong comeback album. "Broken EnglJsb." But there's also a good deal of uptempo fun on "Troublemakers." including a pair or sprightly tracks from Boston 's Robin Lane and the Ghartbusters. MISSING IS LA NE'S excellent "Wh en Things Go Wrong," but the record company has seen fit to make this song the first single off the band's debut album. " Johnathan Richman, who played the Roxy last week as a solo. used lo front an influential group called the Modero Lovers Two former members are now with Robin Lane. and J.wo others have taken residence with Talking Heads (Jerry Harrison> and the Cars <David Robinson). The Lovers never sold many records, and two songs from an album that was never released for that very reason are served up. "GOVERNMENT CENTER~' includes a classic dose of Richman's ironic pop charm: We've got to rock the Government Center/Make the secretaries feel better/When they put the stamps on the letters." .. ,. . , . . . Wine Fest Open Long Beach Granti Opera is pr"enting a summer wine festival on Aug. 3. from 4 to 7 p.m .. in the Grand Salon of the Queen Mary. Fifty-one California wineries will present their fines t varietal wines in a professional tasting format designed by syndicated colum01st Jerry D. Mead who will be prese nt al th e tasting. LBGO Ge n eral Director Mi c ha e l M ilenski cautions that ·'there will be no music at the festival. Wine lovers who enjoy opera are e n couraged to attend our production of Gounod's Faust next January at the Terrace Theater." Proceeds from the festival will help LBGO meet the costs of the 1980/81 season. M e ad, dean of California wine colu01l>b and national director nf W 1 N 0 ( W 1 n 1· Inves tigation s f or Novice s a nd Oenophiles>. is a Judge at the commercial wine compet1llons in Oran~e. Sonoma. and Montcrcy c Ci> u n rr·c s--a-n d a nationally r ecognizc·ctt re s taurant win e consultant Han s Lampl . president cleet of LBGO Assoc1at1on encoura&l'S everyone over 21 year5 of age to parucipate "FINE WINE and fine ope r a g ive grC'at pleasure to the senses." Dr . Lampl says, and somewhat tongue in cheek. he adds "both provide a marvelous perspective from which to view We." Reserva~ at $12.50 eac h and furth er information about the Festival as well as the SOMEPEIPIE JUST Din •lllll. DAIL V PILOT Cf Caddy shack A Jon PeterS Production "CADDYSHACK" CHEVY CHASE· RODNEY DANGERFIELD TED KNIGHT· MIOtAEL O'KEEFE llld BILL MURRAY "Drl OngtNl Songs by KfN NY LOGGINS• Music C~ by JOHNNY MANDEL Wntt.en by SRJAN OOYlf-MURAAY & HMOLD RAMIS & QOUGl.AS KENNEY Executivt Producer JON P£TERS• Produced by DOUGLAS KfNNEY ()inmd by HAROLD RAMIS rio-.ol'.l9'9 11CAJll<,..-"""""~t;,. ..-,~..,~·,,,,,I .. °"""' oe"Afl -'41 .,. ... GJWft) IRt-z;:::·~ •· OICJOl'f ..,.._._ ....... ~ • .-. O•.,.,...~~ \ Also included on the unreleased l'06ter are Devo's ·•social Fools" and John Cale's "Temper." Add sample tracks from Pearl Harbor and the Explosions (now defunct>. U rban Verbs (should be) and Buggies (members joining Yes> and you've eot one bell of a package. Remembe r . k ids. this r ecord is not available in any stores. Send $3 today lo Warner Bros. Recol'ds, P.O. Box 6868. Burbank 91510. 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MAGAZINE A IOolc al San 0oeoo s -prOl8AfOll81 IOOlball team. the San Diego Sl'larks l.:00 8 Cl) THE INCfE>l8LE HOU< Two h11me11 w11h a oontrect on a pat...,t 1n the hospital -e DaV>d •• worll•ng get De11td"s c;oooe<e11on by k•onapping a ch!ld ne has befnendeo CR) D HERE'S BOOMER Boomer helo$ 1wO eioetty resioents 01 an apart,,._,! bu1td1no that •s sc~uled to be demohahed fR> 0 MOVIE a a•'> 'TIM! F>rodUClefS f 1967) z.,o Mostel. Gene Wilder A producer ano n•s ilCOOUf'\181'11 01scov11< rnat 8fl •ntenoed lloc> can make ChannPI Lis1in911 1J KNXT 1CBS1 Los Anqele:. 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MAGAZINE WorkS chlmQIOn l19ure Sllate< Roorn Cousins a talk ..,,h w1tn peanut ven· oor Roger Owens al Dodger Stadium a> MOVIE • • • ··The Young Pt111 .. oelph1ans" f 1969) Paul Newman Barbera Rush The 1n1eg.1ty of a you"Q 1awyet 11 -trumental '" hta garn1ng a prestigious position end a l>e81.111IUI gtfl 12 In I fD 21TOHIGHT Host Clere Roberls m STUDIOS££ "R~Bollts" l<:30 D ME AHO MAX)( ~.Joe abSenl m•ndedly '"'°"''out a oraw•no Ma,.. gave h+m. stle count.,.s by 1os,sing OU1 some ot 11>e '"'"OS l1e gave net 8) ltCSIGHT Just Before Eve" Tn11 SIOfY Oi creation ano me searcn tor community Slllf'S Flip Wilson. Mar1tn S,_, and Ollfte.\ Carr ·WMl-TON ... .. MVllW • WAU. fJMST W9C fire L~ LOOlllno o.. The v,,,,.,.· 0-1 0 110 (ClltlWI, l)f...o.nt, °"' ""°"'°" too. THI OUKll O' KAUMO Bow ~ "-• lt1 .......,. lie IMIN Ille -deputy It lltl11y Dul<• Allt Wl\o was k_, et • l)ttvet• 0111«t1Y11 con.,,.,,.. llOO (R) , • WEAVOAlmN 0-ts laNy WllCXn Juo. 11'1 l<rwtu. MICl\MI OmM\I ~ frenc1sc;ua, line Renaud fll WA.LL STAEET WE£K Tiie Economy Loo111ng ~ TM Vlllly" Guest Ol!o Eckltlnn P<Uidenl, Dita ResOur~ fl:) Ot.O F'AIEHOL. NEW flWHOS Fred Roga<1 VISlll wolf\ Nancy Aooell. a '1-~r· old leacl\ef In the bafnot OI Le Puente. outside OI Loe Angelel 9:30 fl) SACRAMEHTO WU>< INAEVIEW Ho<ll Murray fromson m THE HUMAN FACE OF CHINA Son 01 Tke Ocean" V1ewen are taken on a rtve<l>Oill 1ourney along on@ of 111e g<IOOesl hnks 1n C111na s netwOfk Of Wll!flt· Wily& -IM Vangue RIVt!f 10.00 8 DAUM 5~ Ellen •W:llYllly - Dusty. Pam 1eeves town ano Bobby runs 1n10 hll olO g1rllr'6fld Jf"'na (RI D AMANCAUEO SLOANE A dtlmenlecl enemy agettt threatens to l11Uncn stoten mrss1kls 10 divert llll course of o comet &no CIUMI ,, 10 CIMtroy Earth (RI DO NEWS G ®' ~NEWS CLOSEUP "At Seven. Not Sevef'lty" The stories 01 cnlldrftn Wllo ha~e ca11eer and now tney cope wtln Illy to day hvtng 1n tne midst Oi o)'lng 818 o•am•ned C!) NA TlOHAl NEWS Elil INOEPEHDE.NT EYE m GREAT PERFORMANCES ··uncommon women Ano Ott.e<s" A 91oue> or young •omen rf'-e.q>lores tt>e options open 10 them as "uncommon women on '"" OCC8 StOn of th8lr ~f'ven·)'f'ar college reunion 1R1 10:30 8) Q) NEWS Elil AHOHORN Spu11s res101ng •n Sco!land s F1no11<><n U>m· ll'IYfl•I)' ~P plants grow lf'I spt1e of •nc:.M!n'lent "'83111ef 11:00110 D ®l NEWS 0 NEWl YWED GAME CJ DAYEAU.DIAT LARGE TUBE TOPPERS Kn.A e 8:00 -"The Producen." An early gem from the comic mine of Mel Brooks. with Zero Mostel and a then-unknown Gene lWilder trylng in vain to create a Broadway flop. KCOP • 8:00 -"The Young Philadelphians. · • Paul Newmaq's integrity is test~d as he becomes a lawyer in high society in this movie with Barbara Rush. ABC fJ 10 :00 -At Seven , Not Seventy. Stories of children with cancer and how they cope with life are the focus of this documentary. T onoglll De\19 ts Robm Hood, Wtl!IMI hll. a ll\lf· '"· •nd °' Jekytl • TI4t 000 COUPLE o.car , ..... ,oC> wfth • rldlo station .. a ICIO'U talll-~ l1ott • TI4t llEHNY H4U SHOW Benny tS the sub,ect ror "Tltts la Vo.x Life". a "1U5l· car e•trevaganu 1t>ovt a """llrel t>oy's rlM to 118'· dOm I l~ 8 THE AVEHOEM A fellow agent Wllo nu ~ ""'Mlf10 fOf I wn.l<t staggers onto Slaeo - apa11rnen1 MJllettng ''°"' amnesia DT~ Host Johnny Carson <Wesl1 StfMI L-g. Rooert Bllkf' Carol Ne!>lett Scot! Keele< 8 DA TINO GAME 8 ®) FAIOAVS Musical guest ICenny LCIOOlflS fR) 0 RHODA T o<n bet-~ P"Oe 1ncJ '°""Q I ""9ft 8CICOU"t for ,,., WW'6ow oreuong l1rm, RhoOa baltlft wolh a stubborn. !hough pros- perour., IUlledct Chain SIO<e --wl'I) ....,,1, "" to dea>fete t'lls W'ndow11 11<11 way, or not at all m HOGAN'S HEAOE8 P~ Laa-.~ IO esc:a~. leaving the P()ws eno Kltnk ..,,hOut e Cl>et 11) O£T SMART When a KAOS agMI wn,, a JOHN DARLING Ma•w•ll Smart mask SN>ot• a'*"' OUard Ma.t ~l bl8'MCI • 8!) 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'" °'U0-an>u90'"'9 ....0• '>-"""' 0'1 a UOU.(;1\8,,,,... •oven1U<e Gardenia Blossoms in New TV Show By TOM JORY NEW YORK (AP ) -For years , Vincent Gardenia wouldn't consider a permanent role in a television ser ies He spent one season as Archie Bunker's neighbor in "All in the Fam1Jy," but says. "Variety -lots of dilferent parts -that's what I enjoy." When Steve Tesich called not long ago with the s ug.gestion that he consider "Breaking Away," a series being developed for broadcast this fall by ABC, the actor was ready to be persuaded. TESICH WAS STORY consultant for the series, to be based on the hit movie of the same name, and for Gardenia, there was something s peciaJ in that. "I was in his hrst play. 'The Carpenters.' off. Broadway, about 1970." Gardenia recalls. "Steve said. 'How would you UJce to do a series?' The movie bad done well. though I hadn't seen it, and I read the script and liked It. "An actor . like anyone else. his attitudes change," Gardenia says. "And the business changes. too. As I see it. "it's all going to television.•· A~~ VINCENT GARDENIA ANO lV FAMILY Sheun C.aakly •nd Barbar• a.,rt. PRODUCTION OF "BREAKING •way" was scheduled to begin before the end of July io NBC 'Burn.off' 'Hm·ry' Real 'Goodtime' By PETEa I . BOYER LOS ANGELES (AP> -NBC wouldn't have you&now it, but there's a pretty good show runnin& on that network on Sat· urday nights, a quick-witted ne::J:aper sitcom called "G time Harry." Catch lt soon. because it. ii fut bound for that obll\tion reserved for network unwant.eda. "GoodUme Harry" is Ted Beeaell. a1 an irresponsible womanizer wboM conaiderable 1portawritlq talent i• almost enou1b to balance hi• tr~. but not_qmte. He bu nturDed to San Frumco lo beL::_ lut cbaaee frosn Gae a mtltJ old tp(lrta • editor wbo b84J been HUTJ'• mentor. u well u the flnt ln a ... llDe cl ...... to fire Lbe boy. IN LAST week'• premlere 1pl1ocle, "Goodtime Harry'' re•••l•d IU•lf a sort of .......... Y.mon of "Taxi," wD IDOd. fat bulnOr <worth tome 1nulae lau1b1 >. eolld characten aad some very (TV REVIEW J c lever writing lbal gently lampoons the newspaper 1ame without vilifying it. When HaJTy misses the f\nt aaaignment in bis last-chance bargai n w ith Roach , he explains, truth.fully, that be was helping a friend keep her daughter out of tbe clutcbee of tbe child'• 1ancster father. "la your s1or'y about a ftght more imporUnt tbu a chlld'• life?" RarTJ plMde. "Well," nepoada Roach, del· lberaUDC the matter. ". . .It wun't a title fiaht." NllC omDEaED 1lx ~ of "Ooodtlme Harry•ir'OID Unl.enal. but decided not to put tbe lbow OD tbe fall Rbedule. It apparently dktn't ICON well in audience tutl (I popular proaranunlna tool that allows the executive cop.out. "Off, bou , It tested well" before maJdna a '*lwork 1chedule). So, NBC ll now In Ute .,~,..,..., • .. of "burning off" its inventory of "Goodtime Harry," which la to say. it ls going to broad cut the six shows it has pa.id for, but not very proudly. The show airs Saturd~ al 10 on Channel 4. The network claims the show might s till make it as a midseasoo replacement series ll lt rates big during its cWTent run. That's not likely, observed someone close to the show. becaUM NBC "crippled the show by putting it on opposite ABC's ·Fantasy bland' and 1lvlna It no advertJllng at all ... ANOTHEa suaE sisn that NBC tan rt Interested i n "Goodtlme Harry" is the network's schedulin1 of lwo episodes back-to-back Saturday, the aame "burn·off" method used to deplete unw1nted epl.00. of NBC'a late "United States" series. U , for so m e rea son, "Goodtime HaM'Y" does catch on, It wUl probably be too fer aone to salva1e. Beutll'• contract Is up, and Roach ll workin1 on a nother abow for ABC . Athens. Ga .. a ('Ollege town chosen bet-ause 1t resembles Bloomington. Ind .. where the motion picture was made, with the added benefit or good weather nearly year-round. The series stars Shaun Cassidy as Dave Stohler. one of four hJgh school buddJes cons tantly in rivalry with men from the local college. Gardenia ls Dave's father. Ray, and Barbara Barrie plays his mother. Miss Barrie was nominated f<K' an Oscar as best supporting actress 111 the motion picture. Jackie Earle Haley, who was Moocht'r in the movie, also recreates bis role for the TV senes. "BaEA.KING AWAY" WILL be broadcast at 8 p.m. Saturdays, beginning in September. Vincent Gardenia's career as an actor began with his father's ltahan theater company ln Brooklyn. "He put me on stage when I was s. and I've made a living as an actor ever since then." he says. "And I mean a Uvin1. l ju.st kept acUn.c. ·'We used to tour the boroughs. playing popular melodrama, ma.inly about immigrants a nd the hardships they faced ... Gardenia remembers ... They were family plays. and always had parts for children." The dialogue was in Italian, and to this day, Gardenia frequently travels to his native Italy to make movies. GUDENIA SAYS TBE work limited his formal education, but adds, ••When you start in the theater at 5, you've eot to learn aomet.bina ... His first job away from bis father's troupe was in a su.m.mer •tock production of "Burlesque" in 1951. He ClOOtinued to work with his father, with a week or two out each year for summer stock, and in 1956 made bis firat appearance off-Broadway in ··Man with the Golden Arm.'· The next year, he made his Broadway debut in "The Visit." "I love doln& the theater.'' be says. "It's an entirely dif(erent medium, and from 1956 until laat year. I guess I've done about 2S plays, on· and off Broadway." GADENIA'S l'laST llOVIE was "The House oa Sll2nd Street" wltb Lloyd Nolan in UMS -as an extra. His first 1peaking pa.rt was ln a mm called "Cop Hater" wtt.b Robert Logia, in 1958. '"Jberoe wu a director at that Ume wbo was known for doine a ptcture in two weeks, and 'Cop Hater' wu one of tboH," the actor 1111. "I played a pusher, and bad lhree days' wort." Gardenia bu appeared in several movltt since, tncludiq ''Bani the Drum Slowly," for which be wu nominated for an Academy Award. He recently recet ved a Tony nomlnatJon for hi• role ln the Broadway production of '' Ballroonl. '' "t 10 lnto It day·bY·day, week-by·week." Gardenl1 uys of h it work . "With the entertainment bUlines11. who knows wbat'a Coln.I to h•ppeyt tomorrow.·· TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTING •di l'AID~ ~MM.IQ 11".41. MC>Yll • • • "Ttw I.Ml 01 TN Bellee" C tt741 AH:ltatO Cltamb.,laln. 8 1yllt• Dennet. WrJW F Scott Fl~eld .._.. Ille Mwe Wife Zelde wtMle ht ... , .. tlOned In 1t18 S0111tt (2 twe I 9 THI l'NCE • NOHT '100 .. .....aKr 8"aA.L Hoet 0011\e ._..on-John 0.-ts CNtt ~d. 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George a.ourl)hy •.JO• NEWS •460 HEWS 4..600 MOVIE • • W•OO"• W"at ' r 10~71 P,,., C.a~')n P4!0· J~C.....s•• LEAVING ABC Roni! Barmt Miss Rona FinUhed At ABC LOS ANGELES CAP) -ABC's entertainment reporter Rona Barrett will be leavin& tbe n e two rk this fall because or a contract dispute. ABC has announced. Miss Barrett appears daily on ABC's "Good Morning America" and does occasional cel- ebrity interview specials for the network. She was unavailable for comment, and her office an the ABC complex here apparently hadn't beard of ABC's decision. A stater:nent released by ABC said: ''Entertainment reporter Rona Barrett will not be returniq to ABC television's 'Good Morn.i.ng America' when her contract expires Oct.M. "Nqotiatlons reached an lmPMM followinc an inablllty to come to a1reem1nt on Hlary and other mauen. Rone has made an Important contribution and we wt1h her well." A BC did not say whether Miu Barrett would be repla~ on tbe morntn1 news-talk show. • o.., \ I I f.< I I\\ - -1~1DWMD9 .. ·--oatH"" . ,_,... HoM: ----Olll i.io. • ~.,.. ""ntm Nit I 11nzm• I .... l:tl -ON ...... TMTTIACM uo1••••• ••• TMAT'tCAT OOUNTVW~ DAVrt~ GOUATH I :=,_~ ~MO .... ()) TVNG ~ T.- .:iH• 9 rrt YOUR M • 111 t• 8 MARLO ANDTHl MAOIC~W.0-.. 8 GOOZILA/ ~M>lllM ADYINNM "°"" 1 -~MAM&.E g ....,,, • .,. I HOTFUDOE ,.... ... . sc-t• ArwJ ~ GUMt· Tr 1JCY Philllpa. • YOGA'°" HIAl.TM INTONATIONAL ~ 7ll0 8 DUSTY'S TNB40U8E G PACaETT&W D THE LONE MNGa • MUNOOM.Al • &DllNSAI SI ZOOM CA) '1!) YOGA wmt MADELINE Cl) tOOllWONJ) uoe Cl) MONTY~' Ml(O(U a JfCtCl..E 8 F'MDANDMNeY MEET THE a.tMOO U THE~ •<m ~ G AOU.P DBWY • MAY9EMY flf.D. ·8"CW.~ 9 ONCE l.aH A cu.sac ' Tire Old ~ Shop~ Ktt IS lalMly aOQUMd of 51eei.ng montty ano •• omc>n.aoed, ,.... becoMet • ano -"-"" or-...,, .. -V lley CPart 9 of IOllCCllR) m YOOAM™ MAOQME Briefer Switches Sides NEW YORK <AP> -Hodding Carter Ill, who u s ed to me e t witb reporters regularly 11 spokesman for the State Department. wiH soon b e g rading their performance. Carter, 45. will be anchorntan of a publi television series aim at assessing new organiuticas. He also will be th chief correspondent the program• says Nt' Schurman, its creator. ... Carter, who steppe down a a assistan secretary of state I publ ic affairs thre~ weeks ago, la the forme editor and associat ' publisher of the Delta Democrat-Times i• Greenville, Miss., an~ author of a book, .. The South Strikes Back." Carter said the program, tentativelv en ti tied •• lnajde Slory, r. will report and com· ment oa the way tele- v 1 s ion. radio. news. papers and maguin• cover the news. -..... ..,,.,. .. ~ -. -, .. . . .. ~ ,_ ~ .... .-...-. .,.__ ....... , ..... ----. -·-. -··----------------..-....-......_ ____ _......_, my 1rvtn1 provides e smoky·eyed rou b~e ln • Hone~e Rose'' hen she goes on u r with Willie elson and nearly eeks his marriage. e lson makes his arring debut in the ovie showi n g ally. tars Set n Seque l HOLLYWOOD (AP> Colleen Dewhurst and arren Oates will star "And Baby Comes me." a CBS sequel to e NBC movie "And by Makes Six." D ewhurst plays a man who has a fourth c ild late in life and o er the opposition of h r husband. - .. ·Advice Taken to Heart~~~~ T eens Want to Copy Fame of F e male Stars tof~~~~~H ClnEDOmE (l •lJCH HAS BEEN written about Ann and Nancy WlLlon belna Women in Rock. ao much ln fact. that Ann woUld Uke ~e to pay a UUle more atuml.lon Lo I.be music and leave the sex alooe Alttt all, it isn't as lf last year Ann and Nancy were men. .. People are always astini us the age-old, bated quest.loo, 'Wbat's it like to be a woman in rock 'n' roll~'" laughed Ann. "They've been aslttng ~ that since 1972. Usually it 's the fint questim." Her respoo.se varies accord.lnc Lober mood. ··u I feel spunky, 1 m11bt fool around with them Showcase Seelie Court Stars Seelie Court will be reat.ured in three concerts starting al 8 o'clock tonight during Summer Spotlight Showcase al the Balboa Pavilioo, 400 N. Main, Newport Beach. Dance music will be provided by Rumbleseats Sounds Co. led by Johnnie "Angel" Maya. Tickets will be $4.50 at the door where the age minimum is 21 and there is a dress code. Seelie Court, one or Southern califorrua 's most exciting country rock and bluegrass groups, stars Penny Oay, Jan Heck, Brian Curtin and Rob Lawrence. They also will perform daring the Sierra Summer Festival of free musical and performing arts today through Aug. 9 at Mammoth Lakes, a High Sierra vWa1e about 50 miles north or Bishop. Boosting ticket demand ia a lineup of top performers including Merle Haggard. Joe Sample. the Aman Folk Ensemble and the Wes tside Symphony Orchestra. To order concert tickets by phone, call 1·934-2383. ( ROCK TALK } and stve IOCDe weird answer becaUle I'm to tired ol amwert.nc it," she aald. "Sometimea I just tell them WHAT IT'S LIKE." AT ONE POINT IN rock 'n' roll. just about every woman who stepped oo a stage either san1 or &book a tambourine, which made for some pretty limited role models. But recently, with the emergence of such talented musicians as Patti Smith, Chrbsie Hynde and Nancy Wilaon (Lo name a few>. the picture baa changed. "It's a s low, but continually growing thing," ~aid Ann ... The momentum of lbat bas quadrupled in the last few years. At first we got a couple ol letters be.re and there from girls who thought, 'Wow, you guys are cool.' but now it's, 'l 'm eoina Lo do that too.' 0 0NE OF THE TRINGS l would warn an1one wbo wants to get into rock <n' roll ls Lo try and fight your emotional woman's sell, or al least lmow bow to control it. "Because it's a really hard business, and 1f you end up screaming and shrieking and being emotional all the time, you're goin& to ju.st do yourself in. ''The other pitfall is the obvious excesses. But mostly, don't take no for an answer and don't let anyone say, 'Ob, shut up chick.' or tell you that you can go further by just marketing your body or somethine like that. That never worked." Heart 1980 bas bad the kind or su~s that makes even the most bra.!lh lb1nk twice before uttering any of the above comments. Heart 1970 was~st.ory. "AT mE BEGINNING, no ooe knew quite what Nancy and I were made of," says A.on. "or bow to market us. So of course we bad to go through.the inevitable situations ... guys who wanted us to wear little bi.kinia and poee like little chiclde-poos. "I'm not really a feminist, and I don't mean to speak in a bard-core feminist way, but that was wrooa for Nancy and me. We're just not that. "I fact. it particularly enrages Nancy when anyone comes onto her lbat way. She j ust can't take it." MUAN DIPAUIA'8 ''DRESSED TO KILL" CR> **""''· t:•.1:•. 10:20 U TllUN. 1!11, 4:11, tea -=--- 5Cfqczr, Comµ1~ ... Call 63"4 '2SS~ .. AllPLAMF' .... ~-.... I ..,.. .......... STltlllS IACr --PASSll- I ·CHllCH &~ MIXT MO_. tlJ '"THE EMPlll -STllKISIACr --· .... --.. OU-. llMl ........ ""'° nN -· ... P\AU v~f.Jt .IA: Y -IN>'" tJO..,,...,, &'N~u.Ji l .. MIS ~WUT Ma. 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(056630). $ ~-A~IGUIKr---~~~--~ SMALL TRUCK! 1980 TOYOTA COROLLA LIFT8AClf Automatic transmission. factory air cond1t1on- ing. radio & IS fully factory equipped. (5 l nOO). $ 1980 1980 VOLV02 DOOR VOLV02 DOOR 59016 59336 Aut om at ic 4 speed trans.. sun transmission. POwer roof . 4 wheel disc steering, sunroof. 4 brakes. pe>wer steer- wheel disc brakes. 1ng, air cond .. pin pinstripe & wheel stnpe & ~ mould· mouldings. (VC24245A 1-179281) mos. (VC242<t6A 1·11'8398) -lWLVPLOT PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PICTtnous •UMNU$ Mt.Me STA'flMIMT Tiie lollo•lft9 H •son h <lotno blnl lie» -. THE FOONTAIH OF llYIHC. WAT£ .. ~, 1Hl7 R .t,.CllO Ave , ~'"'"'-·CA M•tlNW Wlll•rd Wllll•. ton ft-llOA .. ~ _..._,CA lllh ~ h c-1ecl by e11 ............. -WWflllt! "'" ~ -tlled ...... .,.. C-ty °""'""Or ... CouttlJ Oft Jll4'f u.1-. 1'NOMAS Wl!US At ..... y•\Aw StNI• tie ... .._."-' ... ~ ,.. •"'"'1 ~ on ... .......,INdl,CA .... Pllt>ll-(> .... c-s! 0..11, P•IOI J11•v 11, u. ""9· 1, 1, ,.., m•• --------- PUBLIC NOTICE ,.ICTITIOUS •us1,.ESS NAMf STATf.MIENT T"• tollow1n9 pe,.on " dOl119 llU\lnn\ft' ALLl:lUIA £HTE RPRIS£S. 16000 11111• VOttN "'UI, Hurtllnqton 8Hcll,CA~7 O•vld Anl-V StKy, 16000 VIII~ vcwoe • u1. 14urtllf19t°" e.ac11, CA .., ... , '"'' ~ h <°"°"'"" by •n lnOIY ld\lel O.WS A--, Sla<>t Tiiis --wft Hied *'"' i..e COllfttV °"11 of Ore19 c-.ty Oii Jiiiy n.1-. • • ---__....,. .,,. -,.. ,.. • ..,..,.,,_. ....., A .,. - PUBUC NOTICE ·-..._.. ..... ..-. £• ..... ~ CltyOr><• • City Of CMle 11rWW Pvl>4'"'"o...,. c .... o .. 1v Pllo• J.,fy U, 1• JOS>-eo PVBUC NOTICE . -.. ___ ., .. .,. -...... Pt19UC NOTICE •1CnnoutNtH1•• tlAMaSTAft ... NT ,,..,.....,lfte..,_._..,,. ~-· ME 6 ,OOll8'S HOllSl · Ct:t!ftlHG, -.._..,, C.-*4 MW.CA~ ft•lrtlle J. 11"-M, -"-... C-... Met, CA 9HoH A1111ell• ~" Hll F•r11le•f, c...-. dtl Mat. CA 9"'2l Tllh lllnltMU I• t 01141111C"41 llr • ~ .. Pt"""""'°' p···~i.J.lla.- '"'' \le-wn llled -.,. (OUftfy (""11 °' C>t-. c-.t't'oflJYI\' Z),1'90 11''4l'1-Pu0flllled Oi'anot CMjil o.11., f'ltof Jiiiy U , ""9 I I, U, ,_ ,_. PUBLIC NOTICE I PtTaLIC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE ft1auc NOTICB CNOTICB CONSOLIDATED •ecnnout----• ltEflOltT 01' CONDITION llAMl1T•T•fllll4l1tT ConsolldatedReportofCondltlOt'ofCOmmera .. nkof ..:: .. ~!fie--· -... llWMU Newport S..ch, Oranoe County, 1nd Domestic "H£ALfHV$ANOW1CHu:·iao PO• SubtldlarletetthecloseofbuslnnaonJuneJ0.1-. N••H•• ....... •••"" ... ,11. nAvfl ~~. II~, IOt I &-.. .. _... ....... 1..,6 ~ • ..,,.. ICIM, , .. ~. t.v hr•ltll •• t1t41 W•llMI\. - -._ •• .,.,,.....~.tt114 I'-• ln,(A'1/GI o.tlW AmMfltl '111• ......._. .. ~ .-, -. J kon '°'" .. ...,....,. •• ,..... ..... !Ntv-.i Clt,.F ll&lt•v,CA"'°' •ssEn ~·-·"" Tllh ·~· ,, CO<IOWW..,. ~ Tllh ft..,._ -,, ... w1111 ... _....,,.,..""'""' cash .ncs due from tNnks . • • •• • . •• • • • . • • •• . • • 1,720 ~v (ltftltfOr ... C:-.,•.M'f U.S. Tt'ffSUry 1«urltles....... .. .. .. . .. .. . .. • 100 ,._ ,_ "'""' r-...tt..""' ~f~tJons of otNf U.S. Gov't. HtUtUH.lalOW Aoen<les and corps. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • sso H•v•C•• Federal funds sofd and Heurltles ,.,o .... ww purchMed Wider ~reemenu ;~~ to rewll In dofnestlc offices • . • . . • • • • • • • • • • • 700 .._. • .._ 0r.,.. c-0.01v P•1o1 a. loans, Total (eiitcludlng M~ "· ,,_ '· 1, u,,.. ~ unfff'Nd Income> ................ 11, 177 Pl19UC NOTICE tUMMA•VOf' b. Lns: Reserve fOf' "'90ll'OMoCNt0t1WtCC posslbte loan losses . • • • • • • • • • • . • • 80 'ICTI"°"' 9411,.,.. ~ i. .c....,... ( lCMtM net 11 ,_. ....... STAT• ... .,. .._,, ..... •I Ille ••e1111r City • • " .... • .... " •" "•" • "" • .. • .. • • 1V7' ._,.' II -lftO ti ,......., f, 190, S.nkpremlses, F.F .& E.,e1c:. ................ 291 -..:.':.. .......... ,..._. -..,.... ~•ta............_.nn. Other assets. . . . • • • . . . . • . . . . . • • . • . . • . . . . • . . . • • 1.. ..0 ,"°' .. ~"'~"•·# 1111 1 1r111<" ....... "'-' •11 "~''" TOTAL ASSETS . . • . • . . . • . . . . • . . • • • • . • • . • • • 14..«>2 .,,...,, oi... ~CA,... , ..,,.: ,~,::,:..-:-;,.: LIABILITIES Giii=~~=-~,._.. 1,.. _ __,,_,,<_.,.,.,. Demand deposits of Individuals, N-, 0,...,_ ,..,, ,._... .,.. ..,....,. ..,. woe ,,.._,... partnef'St\IPS, and CorPS. • • • . . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • s,m c.i ............. Viii ... CA • ,. ......................... .. Time and savlnos depoSlts Of lndfvkhMls, '"" ............ <-.-..,.. .... ..."';':,~!'. ~.!'. ":!:;._, .,.rtnershlps, and COf'PS. • • . • • • • • . . • . • . • • • • • • .S,136 ........ ,.,..,_ w oi""""' ,,.., .. ,_ "' "" en-. Deposits of United States Gowmmtnt • • • • • • . • 21 '"'' .... .._. ,,.., "'" •'"' -,.., Ofllc:e • 11 ,..., on-. c:..tot Deposits of States and t-t• ,...,~ "'0r.,. cwioty Oft J11•1 t:>-PN.-, polltlcal subdivisions . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . • • 100 I ••. •• ~...... Clh c-n. Certlfl«I and officers' cheeks • • .. .. • . .. • • • .. 1S1 1u"•uu1K110W Y.ntcs' c11v of c..ii..-,y a. TOT Al OE POSITS 1 N ,. o ... ._. P11011"'"'° ar...., ea.a Del.., ,....,. OOMESTICOFFICES ............ 11,337 1:::·~~·.!;' ... ~, ~,Jutyu.19 ~ < 1) Total demand deposits •.•••••• S,..01 "'4"-Ill..,.. c..tt o.i1. ,., PUBLIC NOTICE (2) Total time and l""'Y 11.1).,... 1,1, •• savings deposits ............... S,936 ---..oi1uo.f'\lsuc1ttu• ... b. TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC PVBLIC NOTICE HOT•CI! IS HUE9Y GIYE.N-· ot .... ll'"'bllltl •• ..... ...... ... C.0.-tl ."" Clt1 of~ -- ANO FOREIGN OFFICES.. . . .. •. 11,337 1--NO>TI'• ro ....... ,11,..._0 .-, l-oc _.,,. .. 11 1111,_ld..,_ Ot~ '"""' u es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . CA4.UNO P'CNI ••o. .1. I •......i 4, .,.. •• • JO o,,. .., .. -f'\llUCNOT1ce TOTAL LIABILITIES 'k'-' <>1*"1 HCwll'otu.-e" --..t..,.,,;...,,,...,,..,,...,.,. ... .,,. HOl1ce 1s HEREev G•YEN ftwt. <excludlnQ subordinated "°1~ 1 uN•~ •t o tcHOOlc 01\ riucT 1 ..,.. c.a-t11 °"'-' ,,,, 0 11 .... 1 P11blk ~-iftv will ~ ... ICI OV aw CJl'f and ...___t S) l l 1. .. 1. ... ~ 1 GO 'I,.., .. ""'If 11 IF•tr Ort .. C..t.t ~ .. o. c-11 "' 1'-(tty Of lnm .. -r-.. uo:uo:"fl ure . . . . . . . . . . . ,:u.J .... ht...., of._ •• ·-1 •o1..,.1no ,_. . cuv. AllO'Gll1. '"° ol4 1 JO pm. or •l SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY ' Pio OH M<I ..... ,.,. 10 1 Plec~ P II O P OS e o o Ito 1H•,.c1 -'""'••'iw• es pou1111e. '" ,,,. Preferred stock ._. · c"1.t ""9M. °' ..,.,, .,...,..,,"'l ,,, .. n of ,,. ~~ """"' lrvlM lnlerlm CIYIC CefltM, 11100 N ... ~ t t nd I P•o1ecl IC1•11lrll<<1t11>n H•~1 Muno<•G.i c.o. ~~ J•"'°°""Bl-0 ,l(YIM,Gel~.IO o.,.. ... resousa ingNone I H S f A LL Af lO .. OF OUT UH\'" 111e 'c1 C> • ., .. POC con$IO.r n.. ... 0 11o11 of •_,'°" fJlf Common stock lcot lfCt1Nr, '""11 "' "' co""'""'•',_~ 1~,..,.,,._, .. , '"' s.M• •rw "''_...,On-•-•' a. No. Shares author ized S00,000 'VFN•NG "'"'" -.c11001 o. •• ,,..,,..,_ Elt'"'Ot J•H•r•v'l-.t'dft<•lllN l"ElNett b.No.sharesoutstanding27SOOO .. 'J,JSO p,.,. Pl•"• ••• 0" 111• fH AElON(P£rll t0Nll«Ml7"""' ..... •tUc'lwcl hffeto '" acc-..ce TOTAL CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL . 2 750 IP' .. """•"'' Cb\••-.... c• .-JP. I ~ ... ''~~·· ""_h...,,.,... wllll 111.-.tlon No 1'03, adOc*d Jiiiy , 1'1t~A tw .. !>I • C!"'• -.... (A 'l?ll> rt_,. P'-1~ IDU-411 ;no #.-ll •.••bofttwC1tv~11fJlf 1NCltlrof Retained eamlngsand other NOT•CE •5HlllL8v o•vE .. ,... .., .. ..., !>I.-n-. 111 to PO•lo ir.1 .... C<M":'•"'"•,·-·T-·" capital reserves ..... . . . . . l27 1~-·"°~-~= ooirt ~ bo• 1 £"•1(011_,., .. , <>•tu "'"'"' ... "' ., .. TOTALSHAREHOLOERS EQUITY . "871 ......-"Y.... a.-~ v N•0&1tw 0otc1•••1..,.. _.., ,.,. THAT POftTION OF LOT~ 81oO '• •"<I ,,.,....,. l\t ~'"'"9 <O ~ .. ,...., _ C.D~IA •O' or•IM·•~vl\lofl,lftllWCh:yof TOTALLIABILITIESAND ,,.,.,,. .. ,.., '"'""•" 1 •• TE,.TA••vf .. ,.o FOii T• .. CT lrvt,.., c-., of o.-.. S1m Of SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY . ... 1 .. ,A02 1"Dl\llllCT,-wiu ,,.,.. .. "°:J;but ll 111~1 J«•"" --....._,,.., '" 800ll 1. P&gr -. "" M11<1t1•--"" .... ,.., -• ,.,. -·o ot • <0('1 1 c ...... " ~""'1. ,,.,,.,.. i.. ,,. ... _ C••·-·~"--•m&ci~ MEMORANO... ,-l.tlrl ..... " -•l<lled ...... _ ...... -H ~· ·~· M•P'-,,. ,.,. fJlfou .,. ~ c°""'Y (amounts outstanding ••,,. -_,.., • "'°"' ... "' ---.. .t1o1 llK..-OIWICl0r ... Count'f,lloel"9 •Sof r~date) 81"' "'-'1 I>',,...,_,, rn -II'-<• Wnt w-Sf-I lft .., IU - mor• P••llClllUI'( CletcrlNO •• Time Deposits Of $100.000 or""°'' ...... ,..., -· -Ywtf °" ~-• En .. r on,., ... , •• 0•••''"""•• ..... · lol-\ ,-INOll(ly --et .... jbo .... 'H•••ll•• 0.<l&••I •-•OQO'M 10' "••ce1100fa..ct~m a-In doniestlc offices (IPC only)· ,.._,....,_,,.«• ~~"'-v"'.-o.••" _,, ftll, P&Qt ''· Officl.tl lllK-of w "' ~r-... M1_,, .... ~ ""~, .. ~ 1r..:-~ __ ,.....,.. o......-M•~~~·~£. ··~\ F\llHMl!'ill O•YE .. ,,..,.; ~.~-~_,..... .... ~ _........_ ... =--~~ I "'. ,, ·oc E .(.p'l,,o I,, , I , ',, denon'llnatlons Of $100,000 or more . . . . . . . . 3, 128 ?..~~ n•°' ... :~ ... , °"" ~~111' '0 ' •\ w.., •,..,. -P'*• ... _._... • • 0"' • Market value of ~-·• v • f9 """ "'.,._ •-"''' ,,., .. , .... .., """' ,.,.,., -, .._.,1 "10rtftwestef1y Jo 00 f"1 *''"'" N A °""' •f'9t Uw Dtd ~tr.Q b it t "• ( , f t ., "' ' • ,. t • t •ho •«eoc'"'a ,,,.,.,_. tNi -Investment securities . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 453 ~·· ··---... ....,, t1Clftctncr111oc1-.1o1~ Ttie undersigned, Samantha D Ketchum. Vice I •··~ t>oo ""''' '0"'0"",.., ""' rtllt,.P r-..... l , ·~1""'119 •1 , ... -tl•H il•rly President a-... css .. ier a-... "'-ro• R. Ochsner. ••'(>tit'\;-· ............. __ " ,...,c_ lef'lftl11111 ol -toutllwfflef"ty tine 01 •ru .. " '"' ~ " I " ~ boO ""*" tr "' °"'°"''*" .... ""°'"_,,..., ~-CM11 o.i.., Pl• .. Wld P..ut io wo 11 ... ••no•'"' Executive Vlc.e President Of the above--narned bank , ....... .,. •· ••• _,..,, ~ .... """,..' '·, H •• -c~ ...,..,_ '" '" 0eecs R"""*d each declares. tor himself alone and not for the ,,.,. .,.._, _,"' '"" '' • .r"'°""' • ---~ !::C::~~··• RK-other: I have personal knowledQe Of the mattef'<, "':",:';,-:;;':'ct • ._..__·"' 10 PUBLIC NOTICE r ... 11ee ~ Wl<I .... -111 ..-contained In this report, and I believe that eete" '"'""' ,,,.. " .. 1 """ • •• ., .. ,,., I --------- JrW' ~ 111.ot fMI to•"°'"'°"• statement in said rePort Is tru!. Each of the j·~.,."-., ,.....,...,,~"' .,., su""'°" cou•T ::: ~= :v;;... co:•;:,~! undersigned, for himself alone aOd not fC>f' the other, "":~ ;;,:;"'r.~ ~., "° """" 1 ~~~!!~~" ,..,. .. 10 Wiii "°'"' llN•lnO -r certifies under penalty of i>erJury that the toreQ01nq "" c •-<•·" , ·~ c ....... _.., Al , c..e.w .. V1110H11 •..sm ,,. ... ~. Is true and correct. '""""''"' 11 .... _ ,..., _ ... 111• 0110<11 ro \-ouu: --~ .. -~ ... ~~.!.~ Executed on ??????? at Newpe>r t Beach i••"'""'"'·°'-o""'•""''"',._i 'O"c"A10GfOt'NAM1 ,.~.._, ....,. _.,.... -,. -.., C llf i • ' •O<•flh "' -<l'O ,,.. •u • h I [)o ,,., .,. --OI -·~ .. 411-.,. e11erc1enQt111111s:Jei.etto-.. .-. a orna. .,.. .... ~....., 1,. ..... ,,..1 " •• ,... .,, , .. .,~( 11ov o.11c1"-1or <~°' '',..,.of Wld PM"C .. '°· t s/Samantha o. Ketchum _., ... .,, """"""° ·~ .... o11c •IV "' I"" ... TllMU •lono wld .. ,,..,,Y ,..,. /s/GeorQe R . Ochsner 11, .. , ,_ ,,... ., • ..., •· ., ,... Ht.1111•••" '""C<L.t.1<0 , _,.,. 10" I# lS" .. ,, tl °',_to -PIAll~()r ... C....st (S'euy PllOt.1.,av~. 111111 ,....1 or~f ll1C T Olf•U IO<•ll'fl Al ,,., 1 ~ ........... -"" ··-. l>W'"'" " ~"'Of beQINWf'\Q,. P\«f'oft.t ... SL. C..SU ............... Ito '7•: t t• •t .,,., ~ 1 dirt •MOwtlf"l4 ot1 J II I\ ,_,..,.., .,... t~~ wilt\ i------------1 '~·· ~tie-··-.... . 'I A .. ,.. 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'"° '""" """'",.., o--. ~ Deity ,._ J"rw 1S A\IQ I • It 141!J .._.., >-: .... ~L •'1:& '"' ~ '"' is. good day to advertise '" the Dally Piiot Cir 11tfied Section. 842·5878 Ooffars Cash and due from banks ...................... S,247 U.S. Tre.asurv securities ....................... 200 Oblloatlons Of oth« U.S. Government :,cies and con>or atlons • . • . . • • . • • . • • • • • • • • • 682 ~~=1~~ s.t~.t~-~~-~~t.1~~-1 •..••.•..•.••. 6, 14 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell If' domestic offices .••••.••••.•• a. Loans, Total <excluding unearned Income> ................. lS.472 b. Less: R~rve for possibl~ loan IOS$e'S • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••••.•... 2S7 L°""5. net . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . ..•..•.•. 3S, 16S Bank pr~lses, F F & E .. etc. ................ 1,948 Other assets . . •••..••.•.•..••••.•••.•••..•.... 83-C TOT AL ASSETS ............................. s2.s2 .. ll.ABILITfES Demand ct.~lts of 11\dlvlduals, partnerstups, and corpe>rations .............. 15,7&4 Time and savings dePOsits of indivlduals, partnerships, and corpe>ratlons .............. 2S,480 Oepe>slts of United States Government .......... 039 Deposits of States and political subdivisions . . . . . . • • • • • • • . • . . • . • • . • . • . . . . . • • 4, 173 A II othef" det)OSit s ................................ .,. 78 Certified and offlcH-s• checks .................... 9S9 TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC OFFICES ............................ '6,913 Total demand deposits ••.••••.••••.. 1.!c82S Total time and savings dep)slts .....• .N,088 TOTAL OEPOSfTS IN DOMESTIC ANO FOREIGN OFFICES ................ '6,913 other nabllltles for borrowed money . • . . . . . . . . . . 383 OtMr llabllltles .................................. SS1 TOTAL LIAB ILITIES ................ , ....... 47,847 SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY Common stock a. No. shares authorlled •......••.•• 1,500,000 b. No. Shares outstanding •.•...•• 781,932 3,242 TOTALCONTRIBUTEO CAPITAL ........... , 3142 Retained eaml~ • T and ~ c.apf at reserves •.•••••••••••••••••• 1,"35 Of AL SHARf:HOLOERS EQUfTY •••••••••• ,,6n TOT .AL LIABILITIES AND SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY ................ S2_.»e Ml!MORANDA Standby i.ttws of c:redlt outstandlnc;a •••••••••••• SOI a. Tim. artlflcates of dtpOslt In cMnomfnatlons of 1100,oooor more •.••.••••• 14, 169 Merktt vel .... of lnwstment Meurltles ..•.•.•••• 7,030 The underslonect, Kennet9' l. Donahue, Vice Pffsldlnt .no Jot\n w. Wetlh, StnlOt' Vice Preslcten1 end cathfer OI the aboole-nemed bank, each de<I•~ for f'llmMlf •tone end not for the other: I have · personef knowtedge of the metters cont•IMd In this report Unchldlng the rtYer'll aide hereof), end 1 betl•ve thet Heh stet.mtnt In Mid report 11 true. E.cl\ ~the undefslQMd, tor Nmtelf elone ~not fOf' lfll aefw, certifies under penefty ol perlwy that tM toNgolftl fS true Md COtT'tCt. Exfeart.d on July 21, ,,., .. Olllt. -... Cellforftle. KllNttl L. DDnlhut JCIMW.Wallf\ ~~ c... Dell't t'tl«N/Yts. ... --... ~· ·-· .................... . ...... --- WORLD I NATION ~.July 25, 1980 DAILY Pit.OT N \ Half of Ethiopia's Population Flees Civil War HAaGEISA,, Somali• (AP) - Tuy come la d.rovea. uo • llicld, _. Utlle 1DON Uuua ...U.· red cloU.e.1 oa UMlr backl. ~ u. ~ p&a1u oa fool to a¥06a tM aucNeo and vW.t deatb tbat llalka tbe lr bom.i.d. Once Hf etf LI found. lbey •pend end ••• b o wrs In wlnd·l wept .ma k ea b tfl commuolUH. dt.11an1 lD dry riverbfida ror a few predou.s droPt cl Wl t l"r TH.E'Y AaE a t'lJG EES from the Osadeo -aome 1 4 mlllion Somali trit.e.m~o who have lled the con tlouanc guerrilla war ln southeast Et.biol)6a betwete Cuban·blicked 1 ov ernm e nt troo p s and independence-minded rebels of tbe weeu_,m Somali Liberation f'Tonl. They represent ball the Oaaden's estimated 3 millloo population Refug~ in SomaJia. one ol the world's -five poorest nations, fo rm the sin gle l argest co n centra t io n of the dispossessed anywhere in the world. according to Som ali and intem atiooaJ refugee workers. More than 600,000 ot them live in 22 isolated camps, s t retching from El Wa in the south to Abdulcadir in the far north. Another 800,000 live among friend! or relatives in Somalia. AN ESTIMATED ONE or every four persons in Somalia is a refugee and dependent on Som ali and international lar gesse for survival, according to conservative estimates. The country's population. excluding ·- been depleted to pay for the refu1e.' upkeep. Wben droucbl comblaed with a pause in foreip food supplies this year, Somalia due into its grain reaerve1 to avoid famine ln the cam ... Teachers. tran.aport and 10Cial workers have been diverted to refu1ee care. So me 200 of Somalia'• 300 doctors care for retueee s only, le av in1 100 doc:ton for 3.8 million Somalis. •'Cope? We are definitely not able to cope with the problems," HYI Sayeed Mohamed Gees. de· puty commissioner for refugees. "We are committed to helping them -they are kith and kin - and we'll shar e the last roof we have with the m . but without international help, we'll a ll become refugees." LAST YEAR, SOMALIA de- "1ti~i.iillj~~~~, clared a state of national emer g- 111! e n cy a n d a pp ea l e d for international support. Steff an Bode mar. outgoing head of t he United Nations refugee operations io Somalia, says 160.000 metric tons or food 1s needed in 1980 to feed the refugees He says onl y 110.000 have been pledged from abroad, including 90.000 of food and non· food matenal from the Uruted States. Although Somali s feel committed to helping victims of the Ogaden war. there a r e reports of resentment as the rountry's poor see international hel p being directed to the refugees. ETHIOPIANS TRUDGE ACROSS SUN-BAKED DESERT SEEKING SAFETY FROM WAR RAVAGING THEIR HOMELAND Someft. Providing Basic Nec9aalttea for Hundr9da of Thouaanda, Though Own Needs Largety Unmet In southern Somali a. an unconfirmed report sai d J French medical team wa ~ refugees. 1s estimated at 3 8 cope with the problem, but they Ceded to EUuopia at the tum million. have been coming in droves. of the century by· European villages in reprisal for nearby and walked five days to reach forced to vacate q uarte rs in <i guerrilla activity. of wells being here."' nearby town and move into th1· Unlike refugee camps else-powers. the Ogaden1s have where in lhe world, there are no-"IT'S CLEAR THE situation waged guerrilla war since the po isoned to deny guerrillas Somah omc1als say nearly camp after an~ry town~people water. o r iod1scr 1m1nate one-Uurd of the country's 689,858 ~toned their hoUM'. compla1mne cases of mass starvation or won't get any better. It's clear early 1960s. In an atte mpt to win 1 f!la lnut!.!.!ton .J.'l ~a)ll~ . ....thN~!:-bfre ~fi~~"'C"OTrt'l'"O'~-rhf·1'bry . the born bing and s tr.a!J,R&..,.Q.L.._~amp lnm.al~Je 1~~ _that they ~n~t .. ~L1.q~ •t:w t!l~ltms..... -· northwest region. LUte rMugees benefit of the doctors· vre!>ence. ~ t~~ l'O ~malTil s massive home soon. It's clear that more rebels and Somali regular forces d~vers1on of food and medical are on the way." aiding them were defeated m ·'The Ethiopian soldiers efsewbere 111 lhe country, they I N HARGEISA. a Somali bu s 1n e i.s man :..ayl'> loca l resentment was also building. aid. The Ethiopian Ogaden. along conventional warfare in 1978, rushed on us w1th weapons," seriously overtax Somalia's "We have the largest refugee the border with Somalia. is but ftghl.Ulg continues Each new says Ege Bokore. an 80-year-old meager 50(.'ial services and use population anywhere in the home for primarily nomadic skirmtSh adds to lhe number of farmer from Beyada village. funds that bad been earmarked "We don't have enough JObe. here and we don 't have enough food, but we see mt~rnalJonal help coming for the refuge~. world nght now," says Charles l ' vest o c k b reeders or people n eemg to Somalia for "They said our sons bad been to improve cond.JlJons for nalJve Campbell, director of the U.S. s ubsistence farmers. They are safety. fighting and they were going to Somahs. Agency for Inter nation a l ethnically and culturally Somali Development in Somalia. "Al and consider the Ethiopians one pomt we thought we could colonial oppressors. R EFUGEES TELL OF Eth1o p1 a n troop s burning teach us a lesson. They burnt our village, sbol into the bouses and arrested some of our young men. We all left the same night DEYELOP• ENT PllOJECTS have ground to a halt and foreign currency reserves have "The s itu a t ion 1 ~ ver y explosive." For the Record Blrtlu F<M*TAU4 VAi.LEY C~NIT'Y HOS~ITAL J-14 M f' •nd Mr~ JOf\ft Trtft'l•rco, we,1m1~1 .... Qtn J-:U M r .tnd Mr\ Kevin Jol\n~on. Wtttmir.s...-. Qtrf J-2' Mr •n<I lk\ Fr-Klim~-~l CO\IA ~. Qlrf Mr. and "'"· Oanlet H11911es, Fountain V .. le'f. Ooy Mr And Ntr\.. ~ 0.Y1', H...itf•Qtclft e.ac:, .. 91r1 "-211 Mr and Mr\. Slt'ven Marll\m•n Hunltnc;iton ~.cf\. tlOf J-~ Mr • ..., Mn Lor•I UnqurH ..... CMt• ,,,.., .. , tlO• Mr and Mr\. S<oll Jon nson Fount••n Valley. tiov . J-• Mr and ~ JofV'I Al~r, founl••n Valln .c;iorl Mr •nd ~A~ A"'°" Fountain Vallo,c;itr! )T JOSU'H HOSP ITAL J ..... Mr <t..O Mr.. 8'.ocll•f C.1lt»rt C<>'t• AMw.bo't J-tJ AClfW•d R.,,.~11 ...., P,Pnny w'""""· Founl•in V•ti.y. t>oy J -1• Pl\1ltoo Ja"'o •nd Holly P ierce. Hunt tn91on llff<n oo-, Jiiiy ll Mr. ""° ""'-Frank Jowe>f> Rou•o. 111 HuntinQIOft Be.Kl\ Qtrl ., ... , ,. M r •"d Mr' Calvu\ T~r•O'-• F ountain V•ll•f bo't SAN CLEMENTE GENERAL l40S~ITAL Jlll'l Mr. ano Mn. Mk l\MI Goode. UQUN a.ac: "· 91rf ., .. ,. Mr. ano Mr\. Jol\n Mow11ta1n. c.>istr-BMcl>. Qtrl J...,S Mr. and Mr\. Bruce Bishop, S.... C-11"9.bo't ""'' JoanM BYcll -Sc.ott Y-.g. S.... o-me.t>o¥ ., ... ,. Mr. •ncS Mr.. s...-Of'-. San c..-.t>o¥ Jllfy. /IN. ano ,,,.,,_ Fr-tseo Caure. San ci.~.9111 ""',. Mr. -Mr$.~ ()'Toole, S... c ............. ,, M ar1a Sendow•t and Gregori• G111m..,, CmU MeW, llOY Mr and ""''° Ric,,.rd Krah, S.n c ........ 1e.91r1 CarOle Li9Qlm -0...ald ,,.....,.... Dene Poilll.9'rf J.iy 1l Mr. And Mrs. ~..,. Rock-II. San c..--. llO\t .ltl/ITM /IN. -Mr1. EdtHnl Sllll~M\. SM c-.......... Mr. alld Mn. wi11i.m s .... en. SM ClefNnt9,tlf'I /IN • ..., ~ •...-to INlf-. 5MI .,_ c.w-. git1 POUUDON. STUDY SET W ASlDNGTON (AP) -"One al tbe lar1est air pollution aur · willanee proarama ever undertaken" bu been announced by the J:nvlronmental Protection A1ency to ltudJ pollutioa over tbe 90l'tbeMt Uni&ed States. EPA aftldala laid the • ••'loa ltudJ will lut '8ltll ADI. u. Pollen Count Misleads Tucson Outdoes Mi<ltoost, Eastern Cities TUCSON. Ariz. CAP) -If you're tired of sneezmg and wheezing, and you're trunkmg of leaving Brooklyn or Milwaukee or Pittsburgh for the much-ad vertis ed dry , hea lthy climate of Tucson. consider this: All those places have lower pollen counts than Tucson. An allergy specialist says Tucson's annual pollen count is about 7 ,000 grains per square inch In Brooklyn, Milwaukee and Pit tsburgh. the count is a bout 4,000 grains. "TUCSON NOW HAS AS MUCH POLLEN dur· ing the year as many cilles in the East and Midwest. cities many allergy sufferers have fled to escape allergy problems." said Dr. J acob Pinnal>. who heads the allergy cliruc at the l,;nt\'ers1ty of Arizona Health Sciences Center. Airborne pollen is a significant contributor to hay fever. asthma and a vanety of allerg1es The irony of the situation is that most of the pollen problem here is caused by vegetation brought from other places to make the desert look green. "The amount of pollen has increased tremen- dous ly from when we first started doing pollen counts." said Harry Hayes. who is in charge of lbe pollen count al the Tucson Clime. a medical cente1 "AND IT'S DUE TO TIIE fact that pe<>ple moving heN! from different parts or the country find it expedient to make their yards look like back home." Hayes l>a.id. Tucson. with its low humidity and year-round warmth. has been praised as the place to help clear lungs and dry oul sinuses. One 1960s television commercial advertised a nasal spray as the equivalent or "sending your sinuses to Arizona." In the narrative for a slide·and·tape presenta· tion he recently pul together on Tucson's pollen problem, Pinnas said 90 percent of the area's adult population came from elsewhere . "And up to half moved here for health re· asons, pnmarily for respiratory disorders such as bronchial asthma and hay fever," he said. BUT HE SAID MANY ARE fmding little relief because of an abundance of exotic and imported vegetation. such as mulberry and olive trees and Bermuda grass. Those a re three of the largest con- tributors to Tucson's airborne pollen problem. .. Back 20 to 30 years ago, people who came here for their health found considerable relief." Hayes said. "But now as they grow older. they have found a greater sensibility to pollens.'' Pinnaa said: "Some people come here for a trial fOf' a few weeks," be said. "They are not al· ler1ic to our pollen, but they become sensitized. . • . Many people never bad allergies before movtn«i here.'' Mmy peOpae are helped by TuCIOO's climate, Pinnu said. Advanta1es include fewer molds. wblch can awavate .aome alJerllft, and a lack of mites in common house dust. a ml.)or problem in other places. BVT BE SAID THE POLLEN problem Is not a bat.inc. "I think it's probably 1ettinC wone." Pinnas said. "1bere'a an increue in Bermuda grass. an increase lo weeds, an increase ln olive and mulberry trees. And tbere are new thinas bein& uaed to laadac:aptn1 to cut water use. . . • It's hard to predict wbat effect they will have ln tae future." HQ91 ..t Plnnu aald cbaqe could be a long time comlal. TbeJ aald people mutt be told of 1he polleD problems tbal a lot ~ veaetation cauae1, and the> must be encouraged to use plants that emit little pollen THE BEST TIDNG IS TO use native vegeta· tion. especiaJJy cactus and paJo \'erde trees. Hayes a nd Ptnnas said. Ci trus trees and other types of vegetation that produce colorful flowers also emit little pollen sinct-they are pollinated by insects. birds and bats instead or the wind. "There's not an easy answer," Pinnas said. "We can legislate against the planting of mulberry trees. . But many people are non-allergic. and they can"t see a reason for having to get nd of their pollen· producing trees and vegetation." Plate of the Day =•CALIFORNIA~ TURKEYS !: • • TURKEYS -The famlJy car ls no turkey. but the Rohrer family does have a turkey ranch near Turlock. lntormatlOn fOf ,,,. • Ptaie Of ti. o.,. It M<OClfi.cl 11y Miu f<¥ .. , autl\or ot it.. "" ..0111..., 01 ,,,. ''Wflo t W.... 94 Pe.-11-Cal1lorP1<• uu..v Pt•tf'\ Aircraft Carrier Sale Probe Asked LONOON <AP> -Organizers of a campai1n to save the British aircraft carrier Ark Royal and turn it into a floating naval museum. leisure complex and research center on the River Tha mes a re urging Parli a ment l o investigate the government's sale of the ship to scrappers. The Ark Royal Preser vation Campaign offered the Northumberland s hipbreaker company $2.4 million for the warship, about seoo.ooo more than the scrappers paid the Royal Navy. Tbey allo of. fered an extra $600,000 to the Defense Ministry to save the 30-year-old carrier. The government has barred the •ale of the rus ting vessel for any other purpose tbaa scrapping, and the campaignen are tryln1 to 1et tbe Defense Mlnistry to waive that resll'td:ion. Trustee Changes Due? WASHINGTON (AP) -Chances have been proposed ln the method of plcldnl trustees for the naUon's 3,000 colleges and universitlea. A blue-ribbon panel called tor more diversity on trustee boards. now dominated by older white men; higher standards for choosing trustees: an end to rewarding poUUcaJ cronies or contributors with board appointments, and limits on trustees' terms. . The report by the NaUonaJ Commlaaion on College and University Trustee Selec:tlon eDda an 18-month atudy funded by a $155,000 1rant trom Ute Carnegie Con>. • ... ,...._ ... _. ... P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE JiCfinous Mllf"•ii 91AM&ITARIMMT Tiie .................... ...... -•: .,,. $0UT"WE$T F~EEWAY <11!NTURt. 4lt c.n..,. Ortw. S..... t IO."'-' llHcll. c:.it ........ .,... T....,.. M. 9~ka, 111 W, l"re111e 11t••'J, N••l"••1 •••tll , c:.e .......... Tllh -lftett ts <OllW<-.., e lintlttd 1*ffl9'1111p. n.edof• M. ~-Tlllt ~ -!lie. wtt11 IN C-l'J CMf'll .. 0r....-C-y ... J_"-.. · .. ,,.,, .... 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Count, M Jiiiy C'.ouMTo.tll•Or ... o..M't'eftJ..iy ••••• .. , .. ..,..,, • ~1"'9d OrlllOI Ooest 0.lly Pl tot, ~1 .... 0r-.c-Deity~-. Jiiiy 11, 11.U.Mt-'· ,. ,....... Jvty 11, 11.n. ...... '· .. "181.JC NOl'ICB PUBLIC NOTICE --...-. ... -... ~··· ____ .._ ___ - ., DAil Y PLOT Filler Finished Demise of New1paper Gems Mourned -IA&S NICA.aAGtJA la the 111·1..i lake in Central Am.-ica. Nlnlvab. the anchmt capkal of A yna. att•l.Md Its areatest ttlory in the 8th and 7th centunes 8 .C. under Sennacherib and AHurbanlpal -Babe Ruth 1truet out 1,3.10 times. -The Macaron1es. who m Yankee Doodle emulated with t.bat futber ln bh bat, were a Maryland ~&imeat famous for their flashy uniforms in the American War ol Independatce. -MU'laret Roper "11U burled w1t.b lbe bead of her father. Slr Thomas More. ln her arma. -Torquemada. a Dominican lriar cl excessive zeal, was the lnquisito1' Geneul of Spain in the late 1.Sth century. -The three wonders or Babylon were the Hanging Gardens. the royal palace which wa s e ig ht miles in clrcumterence. and the Tower of Babel. said by some Jewish writers to be 12 miles in height. -1be Great Wall of China is the only man-made object vtslble from the moon. .,. ....... FANNED A LOT Babe Ruth not always eas y to gauge the length of a story as it was coughed out of the linotype machine. One. two, three or three and one-half Hoe facts were used to fill in the empty spaces at the bottom of the page, based oo the cold calculation that three and one-half lines or hot type measured an inch NOW, WITH COLD t ype technology brought about by the marriage of the romputer with the printing process. the laying o ut of a newspa per page sometimes can be predicted down t o the final pica or F.ACTS UK.E -'t.llA%-ww....-~~-..n-..;nch! 'fbe band hewn and precision-pared computer tells the layout man at 119t to fill minds but to filJ space. some papers exacUy bow much Tbe writer's shtick wu DOt to space a story sent down by t.M daule, like the Guinness Book cl city desk or coming over Tbe World Records, but to fill a stick Associated Press wires will OC· o( two cl type to even off a cupy. He no longer hH to reach ntwspa~r column at the bottom for one of those filler fact.a about ol tbe page or between stories. the Nile being the longest nver -T b e R a n d o m H o u s e in the world il you count the Dictionary of tbe English tributaries. language defines the craft cl the The passing of tbe flller filler writer indirectly by writer. like the passing of the providing this explanation of the passenger pigeon. leaves a void filJer : ·•n. joumalism. material on the American scene that cold c onsidered of a s econda ry t yp e can neve r fill. lo my importance used to fill out a journalistic youth in New column or page." The Oxford Or leans, it was a re warding English Dictionary is even more experience to meet one of the concise and precise: "To put in filler writers on the Times what will fill a vacancy or blank Picayune en route to your first space ." cup of coffee and have your day In the days of hot type, which brightened with the knowledge a r e n u m b e r e d b u t o o t that St. Cirspin i.s the patron com pJetely vani shed from saint of sboemaken and that newspaper backsbops, it was Monday i s kno~n as St Ct'i!tm~J Crl1pln '1 boUday ln Rom• Mc 1uae cobb&en are c&OMd OI\ that day cl .-very w~k. EVEN IN THOll tndltH book• ol Uall \bey b't bav. fact• lllle that anymore. By the tJme I tot to New York with The AP. Mark Barran. a for mer war correspoo•ent and drama critic. had reaounced lnvulons and first nl1bt to churn out fillers by the clozeDs each day for news)lpen around the world l doo't mow . maybe be t\&l"fted them out by the buodreda every day. became ooce wbea be was out sick Joe Wlnc. tbe featuree edttor, ordered all us feature writers to tum ln so fUlen each to fill the vast empty spaces left by Barron's absence. I didn't bave SO odd facu at my fingertips in t.ho!5e dayg, but J improved little gems like: -NEW JERSEY produces more cranberries than Alaska. -Irish golf balls are smaller than American golf balls, but the holes are bigger. Not a s in g le duffe r an y where challenged Olis usertion. Saul Pett t ook a more personalized approach to the ass ignment. He devised SO fillen all using the word wing. such as : -A wing 1s round on a blt'd. -Prl nc e ton 's ·efi-arlte Caldwell 1s conside red the muter of the single wing. -1be wing cbair WU des· lgned for use in front of the fireplace. -A ""1ng is a tactic al unJt ol the Air Force consisting ol two or more groups. SAUL WINGED IT all afternoon. ending up with the de- Ugbtful: -Wing 1s a common Chinese name. So is Wong. For weeks afterwards I se arc h e d three or f o ur newspape~ a day trying to find the Wlng·Wong filler, but I never did. As a newspaper filler. in print. it would have been a classic in a class with the TV talk show bost, who iotooed, "Please weJcome the author ol the new best seller •1 Sa• the F1ll of the Philippines."· Plnin Talk by Airline United Instructs in Crash Procedures NEW YORK <AP) -The plane is still climbing as the No Smoking lights blink out. Passengers gaze out the windows, ignoring the flight al· tendants' spiel and pantomine on emergency procedures. Seeking to allay boredom or n ervousness, some lifl the airline magazine from the seilt pouches before them. But last moolh. United Airlines didn't lel its passengers off so ea.sy. WHEN 111EY PICKED up the June issue of United Mainliner magazine, their eyes ra n smack into an editonal liUed ·•Get.ting Oul ln 90 Seconds." It's about plane crashes -and getting out alive. The article is unique. Accord· ing to an Associated Press sur· vey. it's the first time a major airline bas written a bout crashes in a ma1azine to be read on the plane. But it's not written to scare. lt'1intendedtoaavellves. Written by United safety in· slnlct.or Sarah Uuell·Rindlaub. a crash survivor benelf, the article is a primer on S&lr'Vival ln what she terms "the highly un· likely eveat that your plane is involved in an accident." .. MAYBE YOU'VE wondered whether you can live through a plane crash," s he writes. "Wonder no more. I bave. You can. U you know how to 1et out. and start moving immediately. you too can escape with your We in 90 seconds or less." Workinl u a flipt att..Suat for Oveneu Natloaal Airways, tJae writer IUl'Yived two DC.lO ttubel within I.ix ween, Mid • Ualttcl ''°'•man. Tbe ftnt crMb w• tbat of a jet H~ onlr alrliae empl07ee1 tbat cra11led on takeoff at New Yoii'k•1 Kennedy lDtemaUooal AinortonNov.12, ms. Tbeo, In January 1"1•. Ml. Uuell·Rindlaub was aboard a ftlaht that crubed on laDClinl lD lltmbul, Turkey. No one was tWtd iD t.lther cruh. NONE OI' SEVSUL Olber ln· nt1~t ma1astnet contacted bes ..w pubUlbed tueb an artJde. ••As a 8eneraliHtloD, Diane cr .. ~es have always beta taboo." Hid Oe1us Malott, muatlD• editor ot Frontier - I magazine. Charles Novak , Unit ed 's director of corporate com· munications , said the big airlines got together "sort of ln· formally" in the 1930s, and agrffd not to talk publicly about s afety. That came about. be s aid, after ooe airline said somethi.Dg about its safety rec· ord -and one of its planes crashed soon after. But Judy Steinbach, managing editor of Amencan Way, said, "We don't really set taboos as such" on articles about crashes. PAN AMERICAN Clipper editor Gail Welling agreed: "We don't have a ban on It or anything lil<e that." Both editors suggested the top\c just has never come up. The dedsion to include the County Panel Denies Church Quiz Story MERCED <AP> -Merced County's Commission on the Status of Women has denied a CbrlsUan magazine's report it circulated a ··surveillance quest ionnaire" to monitor church-related anti·abortion activities. The cbarge appears in the June ialUe of Moody Moa\hly 1&a1a1ine, publlabed by the Moody Bible lnltitut.e ol Cbicqo and circulated amone 300.000 ramW.. In an article entitled "Bll Sliter II Watcbia1 " tbe ma1a1ine alle1ed tbe que1tlODDalres were sent to commlaakJn memben. aollclUD1 reports ol politically oriented sermons that could help challenge the tax·exempt status of cburcbel. la a letter to the Moody Monthly News letter. Dorothy · Pate, wbo ch ai red the commlaion until June 30, ct.n· led U.e report, saying it would be "tot•ll1 repreben1lble •nd contrary to tbe 10•1• of tM comml11ioo to p1'0mote the s ar••lllaace ol c1uarcb acttvttiel." crash a rticle m Marnhner was made by Unite d Chairman Richard Ferns. who bas aole jurisdiction over the editorial page oo which it appeared. Asked why such an article bad not appeared ln the magazine before. executive editor Joseph Poindexter replied: '"I'bere are a Jot or tblngs we don't do In air line magadnes .... We're aware that some people have a fear of flying. We acknowledge that and attempt to s uit our editorial content to that con· d1tion ... SOME MAGAZINES have touched on the topic or crashes without tackling 1t head·on. Eas tern's Re View and the Mainliner. in an earlier article. talked about the importan~ or listening to the crew and of read· ln1 the safety In.formation card at each seat. But neither piece u.aed tbe word "crash" or talked about what lo do ii aometblag goes wrong. ''Getting Out in 90 Seconds," however, went stra.lgbt to the point. "Now that you 'r e thoroughly prepared. what do you do when a smooth. routine night goes awry'?" The answer in very blunt words: "first, you have to survive the impact. Immediately. with the first indication or an abrupt cbanae in the airplane's po1iUoa. or tbe sight of fire. or the sound ol twisting, breaking meta1.1et into your brace po1ltioa and Ila)' in it until the plane comes t o a complete It.Op. There wW molt likely be more tbaD oae iml*t- Second, tetout oltbe plane u I• .. you can. Doo'U ....... " WRY DID UNITED feel the public wu ready for aucb an artlcle? Spokesman Novak said it probably wouldn't have bMn publlahed U there had not been a aood reapanse to the earlier arti· cle. People are now •·more aophlstlcated, let• fatalllUc," he added. ta thts the betinnlna or • trend? No. according to FrontJer's Malott. wbo sald many people are sWI afrald ol air travel. - .. UnUl air travel becom• u common u.~ .. aay. automobile travel, lt'U ll1JJ be taboo." 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L p I. L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 I The Biggest M•rketplace on the Orange Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It. Find tt, Tr•de It With • W•nt Ad ( 842-5878 l Faat0~ ~;:: SCRYICfS !OUM. HOUSING OPPOATUNlTY 10,. Tit 1:)0 , ..... , """"'r t>irwt°" (MPl.OYM£1fT l l.l.6J ................ .. PREPARATION ' 'cW-'*(\ l,.\(TWl.ot'I JHIJ IA .,,~,'1 • ...... " • •n4• ' ,. " , MfJCHANOISC ,.._ """"' ......... A~ tw, .... , ... _,.....,..,, ~ .... """",,.,...,,. Ow• ""'-Y .. f'wwun c;., ... Selit ...._ ._...,.. <At>o• ~ ~-, .. ~_,. 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S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ,.. 1002 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~"°'"' Of'9I SUH. 1·5 1723 OCUM aYD. Newly decorated 4 bdrm. Camlly home. Oeean View. 1325.~ . IAYMOMT We have several fine homes with pier & slip & TOllO HOISi COUMftY 4 Bdrms .. 3 baths : ranch style. mini·estate in orange groves. 1249.500 BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR 1.11 ~1.,.":61<1· ~) ...... •• ,. t.l·J c 101 ·. ( t e ,., 1 .... ,~-~.w .•• ~I .., .J\. I Starting eNew BullneH .. I • • t J I I I A C CCOfdlftf 10 I • CalttonMe ....,. .. aftCI I P'rofeHIOM COCl9 (~ 11100 10 11uo1 all pei.Otl• CIOoftg -... .. .,,,o., a llaJbovs ,,_ ''""' 11141 • sra1e,,..n1 wtlh lhe County Ckrk end Ila.,. •I p<1blis"-d I011f llMae l ft a ... •• !Mlf"f _...._. "'• •••• In wlllcll Illa bv•lt1aH t. IOcafed. tlla atataMant Is raq11l1ad by law aftd If ...c .. utJ In PfOteCtl"t your buelM•• 1taMa Most ll•ftlls 1141ulia "'°°' of ..... '° °"" COM-idal --·· Tiii DAil 'i ll'ILOT pi11 ............. 8'"' I>" bticalloft -..c.1. We ..... • ...... itaCelNfY IO<MS -~ -"" .. " a dell~ Hrwlca to Illa Ot aftga C o11ft t y c-rt~. EtMt e10p llJ Ofte Of Ollf cot1••nlat1t office• or plla1ta tlle LfOAL. 00A"TWM'T MM»1, E•t. JJ2 for MOra lftfOflllatNln and IOn!t• HICH II l llll-VU C• ptJWV I I •••h4 .......... . =~ ........ , .......... ,... a;-~~--,._ .... ,.. ......... ,....... .... ...... .. .............. l~twy 3 ...._ .......... r .... .... .., ... .,, ...... o--•Wp ............ 1479.100. FIXER IACI IAY-$131,a ........................... cMltn ... 1 .... t A f-'r ....... l M*•••,2b& ..... c...ery.._ ,, ..... WATERFRONT HOMES. l'NC. REM.DTATE ~-~ .. ~~Ill 201> W COllll Hwv 315 ~ ,_ ~ 8t h .._ ltl6fld ., ...• ,· ,,,..,. . I H1 LM,.,.S.. ...... ,..,.$91 M1 HtfWWi ......... 191 .......... s. ....... ,.,w. 115 .......................................................................................................................................... •••rel IOOJ ll02 llOJ .... ,.. 1001 I 1rtl 1002 • .....,.. 1002 ..._.,,_W. ·..._.,,_S. .._ ... ,_s. .................................................................................................................. ·····•••·••••·••······· ...............••••••......•.........•.••......••....•....••.....•... -------··-------1002 Ge .. ,.. 1002 C.w ....... IOJJ REALTORS 611-1111 SAN CUt t•trl: A •sew hN .. as a 811 1 ' ~ ....... dtrtplell ..... "•*•••• ......... ._. ......... , .. ,. ....... $151.MNL We ....... twe .... c ......... ._ ...... o. .. s111.tto _., -.. SIJ4,IOO. MNr ......_ C .. ._. .... -.. COL! OF NEWPOIT IULTOIS 251 SI. C...t Hwy .. c_._ .. Ms 675-5511 ATTHEIEACH ya ifome + 1T1 r o m~ 4 $1~3.900 4 l:>lock:s lo Assum a ble loans or ocean 2 s ingle family owner will sell this ron· bomrs on large lot Live venlenUy localed 4 Bdrm l.n 3 Bdnn home and rent ho me V A. $I 09, ooo the other Creal mvest Don't wait. call today ~nL67 m5.370. [ij'fR!Hil A~~~!rE ELEGANT IN CORONA DEL MAR ~ t1CJ Dram a ti c 2 s t orv t o " n h o m •' · l'rofes,1onally dernr .:ttl'd 3 bdrm. 3 barh.,, formal dinin~ rm & hu,::e fam1 l.' rm. Walk to pool & tenni s l·ourt s. Surrounded by pat 10s. l 1"ht ed spa. l,lBQ & NEW BUSINESSMEN -..~~ii;.e.un~q..._2._.Enlerta1ner 's ri e l 1J!hl ! Ofrtred .i t S.125.000 Contact the DAILY PILOT f0t tnformation regarding the county r e quirements tor using a Flctitioua Business Name. ~ , ocean~~W@ ~· 759-1616 642-4321 EXT. 332 fil Col~we_H Banker IA YSHOttE DltlY&-fifl.U IEACH Great location with excelle nt r emodel possibilities. Could have bay view. $365,000. , IN NEWPORT CENTER ~ ~ 644-9060 ~ ~ tMMACULATC SPANISH VILLA Don't miss ltli' cnlOlft 3 ldr1ft family hoffte in b•o.tlhl Northwood! Th• best of •verything. ,ool, 1po. fOlllfty room, fonftal dWRq f'OOM. ~ ftMlltef-bedrOOftt W/Ofl'" ..... ceilincJs. fl...poc•, Clltd ....... 'ub. Other ontffifiH htc,.. c .. stom kitcheft w/ .. erythilMJ. custOWt wiftdow1 CMCI drapH. carpet Clltd tile till UCMft. l>Ofl't poss "P this OM. $2 I 0,000. As!Mfl..-. finaftcittcJ. RUSTIC SECLUSION FOR YOU & YOUR HORSE We jut listed this 9r•ot opport.ity for Y°" to hcrv• yow horse in yow oWlt boctrywd. 0Hr 4/10 CICN wlttt CD ....... foclHffff f« yow ••ntrf• ...._ A tastehly cMc:ONttcl 2 Ir + ... -.. ..... f°"_.al uhooh, shoppl11g, ••4 tro•1portotlo11 h the Nortt.east•n So11ta A•• footh1U1. leo•tlf•I ••t•r•I s.rro•dlllCJ• for yot1 to ,.t .,.., ... It h 1111 ...... .,.cW of s 175,000. AN INVESTMENT IM CAREFREE LIVING At1 exnptl ... lty •ffo,.... price of $91,500 MOTH r.: .... • brt91tt ••d apec •H l b1•11• ca••• J I ff c• '-,_. ................. .... .. ,.... ............. . ~ ......... ,.. .... . -.,. ,_. ...... ..._'"" .. ..... •••11t\ tw••ll• .... ,._ cacft" werW ef • Mr • ' Id d en • lty. S.. ... ........... 644-7020 NEWPORT BEACH 4tt-411 I 495-1720 ._....._. L1um•• ...... itt7-JJ3f . 4tMil2 L•u ~ 0-W k>Y• SMGMI 1110,000 Entcrtairwr'h dt•lighl Creal view ot r1ty li~hb & ·boy Stt<p into the dramatic hug lanai entry with !\k y l htht. fahulous for dancing & ('nte rtu1ninJt 4 Lov~ly bedroom s . fomlly rm. formal clinlnJ( & 3 baths. Lorjtc pool & t-1 pu. l ·Car ((arage Owner WaU Finanec No Loan Fee. WISLEY N. t A YLOI CO.. llAJ. TOIS Jiii s.J .......... .... Nf:w.WPCMt,.,,,...T CINTH, ... I . 644-4tl 0 IEACHHOMI sso.ooo Beauttful ··Baja ·· t'abulous mobile home run. "C• AND PWH6ft Irvine Terrace 4 bedroom with putting greens. numerous fruit trees and a s parkJing pool. Country decor with wood floors. French doors and copper hood in the kitchen. Good value at S36S.OOO fee. UflllillVUI: ti()M~~ REALTORS. 675·6000 2443 f..a91t CoHt Hl91\way. Cofone del Mar WE HAVE 35 OF THE BE.ST LISTINGS IN TOWN mreat. EnJOY 1t or rent --------1l out $00 ,day On the COIOMA Da MAR 2 Bdrm l ba house + 2Br. 2bl ~tal urut. AskinR S'ZS7,SOO. Owner mot.ivat ed. w all fanan re Owner1Agt Courtesy lo COMISH 2515 ldA••- QpNS. 1·5 Otde COrona 2 Outstaod ing view homes. One lot Low m1untetlance. Good parking. ~.000. tiilEWP'OIT CRlST Ex~taonal 2 bdrm. 2 bath condo with run pack Owner will help fioance. Good price sim.soo MAURY STAUFFF:R SEA LION REALTY 67)-5154 497.3399 Have something to sell'.' Classalted ads do tl well water •l37. ~ WALKER & LEE R.E. 2 OUl!it!lndlnl! l llC'rt' + I Ob "II h \lt'Wl'. iind r11mp l€'IP arrhll€'rtur~il plan' lnr n1~tom holne1> l 17 J ()1)(1 t'lll'h ~ ma en ab I Irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY ----IA YAtOHT WtTH SUP! Custom 5 year old Country English home on 55' of ha vfront. Dramatic decor incl. 2·slory e ntry hall. parquet noors. elegant 'fixtures. SBR suites. Appt. only. Sl ,650,000 incl. land. Cathy Schweickert 642·823.5. <Z-11) 71Z.t414 (CJmPUl Valfrt Ceriter '42.Ull ~· [)o.., 0,.... 551-17 Woocbidqe Canter 644-6200 Harbot v-c-.. RCTaylorCo 6 40-9900 llGCANYOM GOLF COURSE VIEW .. Versailles" model at e nd of cul-de-sac. Dramatic e ntry, two story living room and for mal dining room. Fabulous master suite plus 3 other bedrooms with their own baths. Guarded gate community. Call for appointment to see. $675,000 OPEN DAILY ON BALBOA ISLAND 1 to 5 PM. #8 Collins lsland-$1,100,000 ON WATER-PRIVATE ISLAND 2 story cor tur w Ith WATll. ,,.of111lan., cMc:orated 4 .._ wlttt .,_._. _.. llllh. VIEW of WAT8 Hd 1kyllH llghh. h1cl•dH la11d. 613-6900 216 Ruby -$485,000 NEW VICTORIAN RESIDBCE M119llftc_. 2 story, 4 .._ t-, "" :;;::,:-See the ............... WATERFRONT HOMES.INC. REAL ESTATE ~' R"'"'"'' F'rqiftt\ M .. ~ 2436 W Co.i« H .. v JI~ Marl!W Aw ~'IX> I 8.>.i<I\ ~I~ 631-1400 '7Utl0 -=~=' ~~~lA-4t.~s· = -----...... ~ QAY l. ~ ----- ·~ ~~ .......... ._ ....... _.. T 1 X A L Y I 11 I r I I HOPER I' r 1 1 r . l I {iAtl1· I ::~~~~ --------. ~·~Ill'..., .. tt. I PLONEL I I I I I I 1·~=~~'=' ~-..... _ __._...._ ____ .,.,.. .... '-~"" ~ ' ........ I ";g;;j.lltrtts ~ I' r 1• r r t I e ~~t;t .amtS I L I I I I I SCMMoUTS.....,. lltCf111......_ 1no _ _...,.. ..... ~·· --·--~-......,_. ........... -~-· Ddebout B &Be<Xh R~Estofe HAltlOIHLMDS Lovely contemporary home Four bedrooms. two and one half baths Skybghts 1n masttr swte and kitchen Hu.ge yard With pool. S28S.OOO 6l1·7l00 ..... 900/o COMMISSION )tany amen1t 1ei.· romputer Blue Chap Pro!>('rt1ei. 0 Wengeler ~7 "'436 brokers. 2131S96"'6805 • FtX&SAYl MISAVBDl 4 giant bdrms. 3 baths. !>t>parate family room. formal d1n1nR roo m . country kitchen. Bwltln bar. 2 hreplace!i Pool and spa Needs worlt' A 8arl(a1n ! Call ror more <M>t ails ' 546-2313 .. t. ~ •• A MOST UNUSUAL PROPERTY Unus ual Spac ious Custom Home with spectacular ocean a nd golf course view from every room. Huge gou r met kitchen with larl'?e c h o pping block is la nd. 3 l arge bedrooms -21~ baths plus paneled family room and 400 sq ft redwood deck. 3 Frplcs. Open Sat 1·5 PM only. S289.SOO Century 21. Bob Anderson 592·5413 IE llDlll ILlllS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE WESTCUFF CONDO Thr C"ho1rl'l"l Of L<w"llC1n" In ThP Wt-<t ~<'wport Rearh i\r1>a F'nr ,\rluh!' Who ".•nt Wa lklnl? 01i:tan<'f' Tn Shop'-. l';,rk & l.1hr:.n T~o Rt-<lroom Condorrnn111m. t-::.rh W11h \ Rath Pioinc R"°m . f'1rPpl<1l"l' Commuml,,. Pool ;\ Real \"alue ~1111.000 GREAT STARTER UHfT A R a r" F r r f'"'' :1 n <l 1 n L! ~ 1 n '! Ir I. P' <'I lonctor11ni11m With Thrr<' Rt'<imnm~ T14n Ra th~ l.O\Ph l.l\tnC Room W11h f'1rrpl.tC·r C'nmrnrt;ihlr 1';1110 ·\II Th•" /.. In \tint Con11!11nn llurr' Thi' \\ nn ·1 I ·''' Onh Sil J .'100 ® ·-:-.,.-·::-; 75S.9100 #2COf?Ol'ahrtaa Newport C..ter REDUCED What a fantastic value ! Very well decorated Montc~o Plan in Harbor View Homes. Single story. 4 bdrms or 3 bdrms and den. ouL-;tandm~ fa mily rm adjoins kit chen. enclosed yard not too lar1?e & much more. Owners have reduced the price to only $234,900-This is the best buy in Harbor View Homes! (714) 673-4400 1211, ua.2121 HARBOR 119( a WOODLAND FlOWERI C $ I T H R S A U l T l U I 8 N R 6 A t P U Y 1 Y A R £ I H C N U I E 0 L S OOGTOOTHYIOltTPLAEP SASMUtNARE&DLIWD&RH RPXSUIHAHIEXPUYTAYR £ R t I S R [ R M l N L $ A T W t 0 P MtAHPAIMAOSASMA YR P 0 £ C M A C I & I U l 0 G D E l S E I 0 I l T Q M R 0 N t I N D [ Y T H W L D T l P U I M 0 P I t L L R E S q N S L C 0 l P 1 £ P Y T L P l l 0 N w Y RAWOOTAEAOWP l 0110YO S " C D 0 0 R Y 0 U A 0 I A S R G T I 0 OOLeHAOTVHIAHTCR C N L 'I U S A T S M I ••••••••••••••••••••••• llOIM +POOL $91,toO Walk to bt•th Gourmet ldtdaen, formal din1n1. family room. sparklin1 oool. corller lot. Very private . Best buy : Hunv. call M3-61S7 r.y,,, •.• ").If .. " ., ' tti """'' !~Niii 'llYA TE HACH COTTACH WJtb view of ()(ean from i..rrace Pnced Cor qwcll !'4)e S&i,900 Won"t lut' Act oow . ~11963-6767 t'~<t'• I I• I •, '' .. , '~'I [~fii~lil DOYER SHORES WATEIF•OMT $650,000 JBR. 2ba. f" R. boat <.hp OPE.'1 SAT SU:'lo I J 400 \1 om1og Star l.n ~ot-r642 5857 HEW CUSTOM IU.CHHOME {)pt>n Sonda) I ~ di 200 29th !'>l , !'pl lh h ~Im !-t"'een>. Sm1t.h & \'>'-0<' ~lS62 6i3~ IRYIME CONDO WITll POOL Wood bri d.1? e E .. t J t"' Beaut 3Br 2ba t:nd unit. u.pttra~ Sv.een). Smith & A"soc 673~ YIU.AGE CIEB C P1an adJ lo So Coast Valla.Ile. 3 Br 2 Ba, fam rm. s phl level. Grt'al fl<lor plan New <'3rpt'l mg & paint. Cerami<' tile Bubblm~ broolt off patio Xlnt lorat1on lor ap Pf'l"Clallon $128,000 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WOOOll••• ISTAftS Award wiullae 3 Bdrm t.oWnbouae that looks U ke a modt.l home. Beautlfw deeor•tor w•llpapers, wtDdow treatment.a and floorilla. all ln neutral tollel. See It today. then move rttbt lo. Call Ll.nda Oeth. MISAYBDI Lovely 4 bedroom 3 bath with a den a nd huge family room. Features anclude lndoof' BBQ. new appliances. m1crowavf' oven, spa & a pool The loan ls assumable and I.he owner wtU carry a 2nd. Full price S217 .ooo. C.a u SS6-2l86(). «;:SELECT I PROPERTIES 4.._...0..Lot F..asts1de C M All are 2 bedroom one bath and have garages and yards Owner will hnance with 29'"""' down Full pnc~ $248. Im A gt s.s.6·2660 -------1 UDOISU IAaGAIM Pn~ reduction SlOO 000 ~e"' pn ce S32S.OOO firm. ~1otl\ dted '>eller 38r and mot.her 1n ta-. qrtrs Extra lanze lot Opt-n hou.'~ ~<st Son I 1 223 \'1d lth.ara "*'D TO SUfT One 30a 111· aoe. 434 BelCJQla Ownr • MM1• Eves Attradlve pool duplex + 2 aood reotals. Prime k>ca· Uon.1215.000. 640-4989. COULO 11 tMCOMI 8'alder'a delight. So. of POI. R2 lot. presently income d14plu . Lge u - wm 1st TD. SZl.9.SOO. Cote Realty & Investment 640-5777 OLDCORONA DELMAR SOlJ"rnOF HIGHWAY Charming "'ell main· t&&ned 3 Br 21"' Ba home on a comer lot overlook· ing Begonia Park. OCEANVlEW 2 blks from water. Entry a pauo w12nd palao in re· ar. View deck . 2 fplcs In· cludiog t in mstr Bdrm suite. R·2 w /room to bwld.. Anumablc loan w/balan~. OpltHM s.t/S-l·S 423 BEGOl'ilA WindJammer PropertH~!> 675-3317 --- LOW DH PAYMEtfT Owner will €'81T) fananc•· on two C'ho1t'f' duplext.-s on beach i.1de of Coast Hw\ A 4 br. 2 ba, newf'r duplex 8 2 I br . unt~ oo trf'e lin e d '>trPet. Bn:Hter10wnn673 1148 JASMIME CRIEBC T-..o LO choo<;e I rom Be<,t Costo ~so I OZ 4 I« Ocean vie... Soper ••••••••••••••••••••••• decor 3 Jjdrm. 3 bath llGCAHYOH CQai400 2 Bdrm ~"' loc:1t1on ~or~ opt $189.500. 11 Can) on l~land. COIOHA DB. MAR Sc.iper \ 1ew · oc-ean and n11thl li g ht " i Bdrm+den an Sea View 2003 Yat'ht Oefender ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS NEW CONDOS 2&3BEDROOMS Starling al $101.000. On Victona bt"•n "ewport & -Harbor Blvd. 541-355' ~6464093 21 ~~~ ... ..,..c....... 640-5357 2 MASTH IDIMS Thr ee y ears new, 2 ~~~~~~~~~I Bd rm ... 21 , bath~. ·• ()pen HOU5e Sat ISun I 5 875 V11lue Crt'e'k. C\f .._. lsa..d I 006 fa replaces A II bw It 111.~. double garar:e w11 h pc>ol and JaC'UUJ Offen.>d ;it only 9JZ.500 Call ~·II.St •Sunllower18eart ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sandt Agt -l94·0791 2 Story 2 bdrm J '4 ba P30o.GarageApt G~t -•OCUN---Fl .... O•MT--•1 ~era S425. 000 Lante dehae BALBOA ---------1 ~HERITAGE REALTORS Oup I u . 4 Bd rm. 2 1., GaEA T DWLO ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' baths up. 3 bdrm. 2 bat~ 1sl ume oHered .c & J -~11!!!~~11!1'11!1~!11!1111• down f'lnplace ea<'h un bdnn Sq footar:~ cannot EASTS.DE 6 l'LIX at Compl rf'de<'Orat<'c k UCEO! brand n ew 0 n I> Scl.ler wiJI <'arry 2nd HOW· Sl2S,OOO ~.000' LOU IRKHTB. W1lh $166,800 111 assuma- 846ocl loy ""°P· & •-·-67r.3331 ble loans. rangml'? from Rf'Clllton _._ ~ 8'~ to 11·~. $26.340 J.tros" •L7S-7060• I"'' •o• l"u "'iuD annual incom e. Wt>ll ., _. "' _..... keJJ'. sin1tle story Wlll'> SPYGLASS HIU 11us prof der 3 Br ::? Ba home has the f 1nt'st C'Srpetmg & walkovrr 1ngs . 1n law q t r s. pool spa S.149.500 0 M MARSHALL 644-9990 OCEANIRHUS :ind a wallt lO the whllf' sands rrom thts J Bdrm. den beach home Don "t tell an~one 1t ·s only $149.900. 540·3666 ·~ COTT AGE INllh 4 1tara1?es plus oH One ha lf lot •. pnrl" SU\!el parkm~ on 00x.300· Sl50.000 firm A l(ent loL 631 702'2 W E D.5--0895 644.721 l Bv Owner nPar ne w English Charm. lt"aded w1ndo"'s, ust·d brir k. bealtle'd <"et hnRs. J & I Hrs. $375.000 for fa s t -.ale 675~ IALIOA ISL.AHO $220,000 Betty hurry! New park now tn pl"O<'ess. adjaC'ent to propen) C 1 zone. Un belie vable opportunity Oefuute ~d mane : : 131 540-8944 WALKER & LEE R.E. ..... , ........... 1007 By OWMr $112.MO, model rondo. I year old 2 lge br 21 ~ ba . -;pltl level f'pk . wetbar 6734471 art 5 EASTSIDESJ'ECIAL 3 Br. 2 Ba . Q uiet & homey · Brkr 645-2632 A TOUCH WATEIFftOM'T ••••••••••••••••••••••• OF CLASS Rttftltly remodeled. one ---------1 Takeove r high Is l & ol the newest homes on PENllllSULA owe $40.000 2nd. Btfl 3 I.he Island Pier & slap, br co ndo w t all the lantasl1 t view , very DIJPl.£X amenities. SJ29,950. r r eat 1 ve f 1nc1 nc 1n g ~!M91 ~~i?lAL~LAND $175 900! W~LEE R 673-8700 Owner will lam rmanc. 1MAH MODa mg with llex1ble term!-+ A REAL CHARMER 3 Br + + I block lo beach. You"ll agrtt ~ Magnifi. beauty, warm decor, up· CALLNOW ct'Tlt 3 br. 2·"'1 ba Cstm ~rades galor e. S9'J,950 ~R.a. COVE floors. A IC, multa -...__ ·-""09 '"°" upgrades. Absolutely a ._. . ._.v, PIOPHTIES phenomenal buy. Owner SO. CST SHORES 7S l·239J wttt carry 2nd. a 130 2 stocy. 3 bdrm. 2 ba. (am ~ER & LEER. E . nn. AtC. Owner 1s1 . .iooo 2 r•ruk llt.tft .. ~::!HD I-SIDI DWI.IX !> acres for horse lovers. Two 3 Ir. UMts beallt. Q>Bt'1ous home. Balboe Penbmala. On the Sl42.500 st.ream 41 oaks. t'itrus. poinL Abeolutel¥ noth1ni corrals. S2SS.OOO. 2.7!> elaellkeitl 2st.oryon lh FUUB5.u ~~1• ... LTY ACRES wtth av()(adoe 6 lots. Dttk.s. patios, spa 6 ...,_ ..., citrul, t,..mendoul \'lew the ocean. •133. ~ •--------- from tse hacienda style ·~WiAUCiiiEiRi.ilsiLEiiEiiRi. Ei.iiWiantiiiAdiiRieaiuiltsiii642ii·5671· home io.ded w 1charm • "*' q&Wten. 1325.000 SUNS HINE P ROPERTIES n4-?aS. V.AASSUMAMf $51,000 Coun\r.y Uvln• In city Buuttrul home • Br home 2 ba with new lcitchm, roof aed tea~ ........ s.. c.lf. llty . ......... Ha,,. tomethiAt you want \0 Mil! Clualfled ads do It well -C•ll NOW, tc.5171. Wik & lee HM OF THE WED Neat as a pin, 3 bedroom. 2 bath home . Fireplace. covered patio, s toTage galore . Fruit trees . Cul·de-sac. VA/FHA t erms. Slff,000 545-9491 . , M OM.YN.OT ~ldl( • .!u'Ja,1• ~.~.~ ........ ~~~ ........ ~~.~ ...... , ~-~~· ....... ~~.~ ...... ~~.~~! .... .. th11aa._.. ,._.,. tta1111fws. a..i-.._.. ,,. ... ,...,.._. '"' ... _.._. '°" .... pwt.._.. '°" c ....... .,.,,n .... C•••••••••::.r ..... . ••••••••••••·--.. ·· •• •• • ••• • • •••••••••••.. ••• •• • •••• • ........ •••• ....................... ••••'•••••••••••••••••• -' .. •••••••••••••••• ...... ••••••••••-••••• ..._..fer.-17H ..._.. w I 7 ca....... 1114 IM4....... 1144 OC&A.Nf'IONT MMOUIMl'#POIT ....................... , .. , ............. -... • ·:;;-;.;.-;;:.. -···11····P.9!., ......... --··-·······,····".... ::.:..~~-.:~ry~~ .. C::Al'::~... wAUl ::=.. =· ,. .. , IT'S A ..... I ... d/r. hm. *. bt:M. .. M' MCUlttT, eub· CHAIM JUST USTED 2 Sty a Br. A· Frame In RID • C....tiy Klkbft, •Ii>'. t Ir. I·~ la lr~1oe IOf D'l:R OtC m•>4M;!!!! Pool,Hol ... ub, VoUe1balt mint condition. lncludin d naw BUYER'S MARKET! HUNTINGTON BEACH VILLAS =.:t"o~~ ~ .. C:{!~~o:;a.4; t: :::.:.:11::t .!;~ lHIONLY WAY = 4p~· r:cf!'fe:! roof ... Sl58.SOO e v ~Ori*Dr S.\68'&• ...-.-.-=-.. ~tabl~ua..:~: J 8dnn 'f:..~.e>Naa .... oao. Irina creative BACHELOR PAD On fee land. T+=-t 1•••-s _,... -..r ----·•I.A view declu . Ia ra• on~. ..._1Sol R 1,.... Luscious landscaping. great condition. --·-,._. --encleud brlC'k patio. u«T9-H..,. Super location. Some Cana l view. WO.ta S4.\.IST4 i\lk 1~ ,~ .. rtdte Priced for 1mme•1ate H9dda Maroel 848'1064 $169.000 Salt) ~ nvv-• . _,_al ....... 000 t..ave roea11.1t -··-CANAL FRONT 2 Sty 3 Br. 2 Ba . INIC• MlSSJON REALTY DUPl.D R d ed •-wwr ( . k l • 1111 tlut .. • ..,.. mt two 2 ~. ~ to e uc to ~.ooo or qu1c sa e. ••ti eared tor older Mml'fAMPAlm ISi »II oceaa Is ebaontl. A•· Best Canal Front buy. FRO M S64,500 home wtt.h all u. dl•rm 1'hl ._. .. 19 • El• ... ftwy.l~w IEACH aumabl• lo al iov,,,.. CANAL FRONT 4 Br 3 Ba. G<>rgeous lh•l conwa witb •••' ~ ,..,.. Aa -' !flST UST£11 <1NC 2nd. uo1uov. 40lh patlOl!I. wtth brick entry. Producing Nf'W t&rpf'U thnaout. • ~ •• ~ a,aPf'cl•"I.'~" HOUSE St. $lts,ooo. O•P•r veactable gardPn . lots a custom Bdrma, l balba and ""'"' -·-· J ·~'' I• WOOD 4br. !be. 1'°' hlo(u to IAaeDL DonlTMWI " ·~..... ,, b "d belt a • l'°' • etitm woodwork. beam ceiling! . .,,, • ..._. pa •• o •ll '~ • •tadow a>ftriap, fine BRIOO for $1M.IM>OI o<'Unz. Wooda Cove, A -, low A\ 5°0 Down tt11alau SlU.000 wata cove r i nca ln '"'11 beaUllJllUy localed T ltEr;S. TR~ES . -·--,-C•OMDOS---• C ANAL FRONT 4 Br on lar ge IAAAITT ~th.room•. bnck and fllltadled home hu been TREF~. v~ry pr1vale, irregular lot. with private sandy beach 6600 Warnt>r A ·~~ (714) 848-4772 UALTY ... fSTH redwood patio. Tbl• JWU~klftaUy dec'oraled nu1btlhy on R 2 lot.•:. IMMWPTCllST and HOT TUB. Must sell . bought ..... 2 ..... 0 .~ , u.. andtrv.lY cto.a "abow llkt r.uma blo lo an. Open DRmaUc 21t«y Pt.en 2. h -.... ...,_ ....,.., '""t •• • 11 inc>del". OWDtt U>" Ho u u. ca It Uru. iwicedtoMUaUl&S.000. ot er. = ~. M ~ * ~l]~Rcua~«~yo~ : 7 z@=t 4 ..-. 0438~P l'. Oreo view + buutJtul ~:::fu1 ~~~~~lt~c:~af.~~h F~=~~h 1100 ~!:'.~:!'! .. ~~~ .,_,oW I 026 """"" .. arHnbelt "1•• mallet doors. buillrn Micro-Wave, parquet ••••••••••••••••••••••• 40 UMITS ••••••••••••••••••••••• tla&a one ol the rrime W)• fl Onl $315 000 Xlnt Garden Ci rove IOU· l ..... \'uot Oan" lla r ... -r Ill ln the Cr<'tl rust.om oors. y . . -.. ... ·-•tot, ..., • .,., .._..__ .,,.,. -...o..11.uu ......... _ -~_.,, __.,.. lion . Low, low ma an· J1.1dn..'-dlK'flil~1 $.ll~.OOO .__.led..~........ r-"-.,_..~ 100 UDO DRIVE. ste"!' lOX 2ur 2b· f"'I" htw n-55•·3000 3+3. G"""'at for summer winter rental. "'" te nance. gr os ... 9~~ · .... ~11 ~".;· In. 4Ait 1 • an-..u l'\•y,l n-IM ' Unique Floor P lan 8· 1 block~ to beach in very desirable :,0.~~t~~c~~re! 21:!~:f~ ~o:i~~ ~~u'If p;1·~: ___ .,52~ 8Y Ownef' lrvbae Broad IY'OWNm IMMACUUn ~~~~~~\~~~~"· location. You own the land & the aod pool. ~ lmn&! suoo.ooo fa s•v---. tOl4 moor1'Wnhae,taty,3 br, Woodbrtd1e Crotsaog. FAMILYHOMI duplexforS265.000. a1.ooo.make fer. 20UMITS -r °' 2 br /deo, 2 ba. Sl.25.000 Alhlord Mode.I 2 Bdrm Walk t.o beach S Bdrrns. Spedal single slorl' Plan I f · ~ad and butter units 1n .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Highly up1raded, a /c, 2 ba. prol. deeora~ '6 4 belhs. duuog rm. tam•· 1oo1ar1e1t l{l'ft'tlbell in Give me 8 call N n a Jarvts 642·8850 AOOll7"-Fer. AU.' good Orange location. y .A TBMS f/p. 2 car gar/optaer, 11"1 laodsc•---1., rm • U\fin1 rm 1111 ol ....... ~. $17 ... 000. John Coombe is my broker . CJI MW lOX •r~a. o-er Wt ll • .,... MUOO'WS.. paOo/cover A.ssu..m. loan s'il1.t00 ~Ir alass. Best l~a-..... ~... " AL·.·.:?..., Cllt'T}:-·;~th 29'~ down. Call quickl.) on Uus tm a t 9V.~ AP R. Open !li.SH'51 752.ozs.t uon. $438,000 ---~-FuUprice S739.000 m• c pro(eu aonally House S at & Sun. 9 494-ISlt ~ 1~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l 19 UMITS I ~aped 3 Br 1n '"The Helena 552·081B DOLPHIM LL 1: Meadows" ~·1th prire lBr Condo oo st.ream, nr CHAMPAGNE AJI 1 Br. Costa Mesa and lerms to ~eu ra:.t TIRED Colle1e. fwya & shop· ECONOMY owe With 20o/o dn. Full Sll9 900 ... c.<1 2181 • ' · ... ..... ht pnce $000,000 All arP 2 · · of TRIPPING Jlt1l& owner a •• ~ ... ve 111 .. ,e country ... g OPEN HOUSE Bdrm 9' 2x cros .. Thb 644-721 I i-in tncycles? Theo let iu afi6PM in the city of L•ituna -·b-~·--,· .. -H·.---• SPECIALS property has ~pc:ndllblc. show you this ternf1c J H E RITAGE PARK ~ach. Beautiful vat>W . 4 Brdm. 3 Ba . fam rm. I O·Z Estate S-. 8 UNITS "1n NIG[L UAll.EY ~ A55U[IA1 £5 GUATFAMILY HOME 5Br. 2Ba. '°''ely pool & ,d, c ul d e·sac. only ~.5CJO. Ca.JI for appt to ..a' (7141146-5502 bdrm. 1 ba. lak0e vin BroadmoorTownhome,2 ~r~·36~;8·5()()· By pool&apa.$445.000. SAT.-SUH. 12x 10 fo'll'elwood 191;7 Good Sant.aAnalocation. townbome an ran gt Br. 2..., Ba, brick patio, w .. xpdodo O f F6555 I AJJl Br. units Must have Tree.the bes.tofadu.lton earth tones. $109.500 Beac hfront HldeaWa) , .......... n.-a.. Ch ·-& ......... ,, ...... ~ ~ed Sl4.900 ll('W lawn owe lrg 2nd. Jy commwuues ~ ff Su ... ~ -.,.. .,....... · ~n ouse n. 1-6. 7 wit.hPaliudeVlsla .Ear-C001pletely refurb1shc-d. 011IM,.tlofNMtMtfro9¥trow,lhoW'r'OOI¥' CostaMfto Priced to 1>e ll fa !>l Cheyenne Call ~days ly Laguna charm. Owner one blk to beach You "'lo ............... T .. For_. l'f'iO Anslocrate sm~le Si2S.OOO 1·9prn 213 ·426 ·9880 wUJcarry. Bkr.639--0913 own the land Gr eal perfect•· 6 ~ ow-IMM. ,.,<k· w 10x20 added rm. 4-PLU weekends 714 S51·6135 .financing. S20S.OOO by OWMr ot 1637 Y\sto OnMldo. .Wwport ic;x~ 1 11.1.900 Corut Mesa lo<'ataon 3 Br 8YOwner. OPENHOUSE ~~Cot>unn I~ •tyMobi•Ho..' 2ea.0wnerwaUcarryat Rancho San Joaquin W. & S. 1-4 • 554-7070 ut;, for 4 yrs. sss.ooo Villa. L.rg. 2Br. 2Ba. end Lovely 3Br house on $201,500 down Full pnce ~.000. unit o n green belt quiet street. 3US Bern. 759.9n1 )tob1le Home. M1htary Yearly income $20,000 . w /landscaped yard, Lag\ma Beach. Sl'6,000. '"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~~~ only' lb60 Broadmore Tenant.sp.-.yuullties. h l 5'7·7066.497·3S79.Agt. = f Mlll'Wl,. d a-w:~ ll5Z3CAMPU5Da·fRVp(E cent. air. lgh y UP· ~-~~----... -eEHtGe=-:!l~!!!!~~;;:;a;;ng~ra~d~e~d~. ~&gd~ec~o~rtat~e~d~~~~;•u~--Htw1~•wtVlfW· w~6Rs!--~MDhi'AiY pe r mo o r s 12000 HOM€~ · · ... could have Uved ln this Lease option, Newport $595.000 a..;1.27 A_W_H ___ _ =;,~J:~. ~·~ delightful 3 bdrm home. Newly decorated on (te Shores. cute Jbr 110.000 Absolutely magruf1c-ent S --------• Rt-al 1-:i.tat.e lovt"ilroent:- dys,552·4995eves. ~ew;-~ 1~ 5~°!: land. Owner extremely dawn. tenants make pay-I br.hnly rm. frmJ din rm •TRJPlE WIDE 3333W.Coa.lit Hwy.NH brick 4t even a guesl aruoousaodpn~toseU rnent.s S48·1Bl8. Truly a n CX<'f'J>llunal l~THEGROYES ___ 6_45·6'46 GET STARTED NOW! Ro m a ntic M a ste r Bedroom overlooks lush ~reen courl. Lov ely townhouse 5r.;. down. or .J-.sume. $86.SOO. Agl. ,,arJorae. 962 9311 or ~7 Glnl. .._,fMgf• a.«h I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S TART ER 2 BR . h boo atS33S.OOOCallaboulun·---------home. Deflnllt>ly •l house. Anol. er us . ••v-1...., C ........ OOS e-c-uuve level t.a£1.e 1 12$. I 'l ? J\ • v Ai" rd\ n r• • __. SL.--~ Culverdale. ask for Lel ocean\•aew.$355.000 bebevable tt>rms . -•rv "' "'" 1u.,wm no.,-mC'ludinl! .Mtlistirv. ._. ue.Redh111RJ t>552·7SOO MOHAICHIAY lyP~~s ~ER lt LEER t-frp lc. ti .... u11f u ll\ :\na ~llrp. pnme Ea-.t Every room In th15 J Ocean Views Home!> Two 2 Bdrm. 2''» bacon lnd"c-pd The perfl'Ct l:o"l\J ~t .. -.a local ion IYOWMER bdrmhome opensontoJ Ou:rSpeclalty d06 located an uppt'r 1151rortlf~ 11 .. mt< fo r the d1 " Owner help Cananc•· 1ln:RANCH.-4Br+fam targe &lovelygarden& Robf.Socb&Auoc. Back Bay area Brand ~t-A/S-l·S 1r1m1n.-.11n 1 buyt:r Br ok e r : 75 1·6282 • rm. Completely remod. · h b It BBQ S .. L 9522 new. dire-ct from bwlder ._...... .. .-. .-. • 1~1 ~2773 __ , ------n e w c p t , pa I nt . pat.Jo wit w an · "'v-Still lJme to selert c-arrwt ~t.emporary 2• du\ ASTRO all Lo I d Mature tr~ & colorful ---------~'-St~"dard f"alur.~ 40 ~1 SZ2S.OOO w paper ve Y yar plantu'I~ abound A true Bluffs Super ~nbelL •VIVI .... ' ., ~GY 110 s ~oa :gndi ~u m In indoor outdoor home m SlN .000. Agt. Chuck G. in clude: air rnnd · .OOoa :, Sll Mobile Hetaes PRICED RIGHT! 145, · 5S · 1 h 1 a g a t e . g u a r d e d 64G-0020. =~~~ open~r ano 64 9 S 6•4 SO O Sul)er2 bdrm.poolhom!' ---------iDee rfleld townhouse. ~~~e community. ~Houw,S~S, l ·S f'1Ulble80&90"' .. Cinanc-S.Qe•.te 1076 OeHR VS.w 0-.Wll ~('Pt> LO buch Two Jbr, Zt>a un1t1>. Newly re lurhished Sobm1tterm:. krolw r 7 >f 621:12. "'Ith large encl patio Pinewood mdl. frp lc W ... RM&COZY ·~ avlillable. Pn~ .. t ••••••••••••·-·••••••• Orth 2• :z m1ks from I ht' 'lll>'ell maintained. pnn on A .. VP tot.s si•n .....,.. h F' d c-us s~s -.urf Full price onl~ UNIVEllSITYP.AltK l>'M2·38'76 aft6PM. A 2 bdrm home an the Popular "Port l«>yalc" ~·"""'uta~H1f; ,,.... ~s; Triller wit h attached r oam I.r ic e nr w ~V.J rt fko .. <'h $J I ~ 714 XP Jl5"4 ----- l CM duple-.~. 1 IS xlra delu.xc. will µ•y for self s~ Othl'r 1s2houseon 2 R 2 ~ SI GOK As.."lum lo.ins under 10'. w 2S'~ do•11or ofCer Own.r1Agt ~&642-9666 J>.tiOO he<1 rt of Laguna wat h ,,ode! of Broadmoor Stoa t· s. ca a H 0 · • · Ot.-~Estate Park Pldl"C Inc 1:142 7461 Wooded P•rk $129.500 Open House Sat/Sun l2·S ocean view & IJl\"JlUJi:? In· \'iew Homes . 4br. 1nC'lud· ~= 63f: :-Cew. prutag aou s re ONl. Y SlS.900 down lo loan For this lovely 4 bdrm 2 ba home. Only 1"2 m1 to bch. No net.od lo quahfy OT pay potnlS. 962·79'10 ,\gl Mendfttt Gardefts PnC'e red l-0 $161.950 on th1 o; 3 Bdrm beaul:- "' huge den. ~11er ... 11 .\JTDC1r rarry lge2nd StI'.'lS1'.."T REALTY 557-8623 EXICUTIVI MOOS. Super sharp 4 bedroom. 21 2 bath home i.n pre· sttglous area of Hunt· .ingt.On Beach. Country k1lche n wilh cooking island, la rge pantry . Step down lwing room. About 2.SOO !>quare feet total Separate family room with fireplace. Of fered at 1174.900. Call for appointment. 540· 1720 8KR. TAllELL 9110 of a nu to beach. 2 br Ul sec. galed. adult com plex $109.000. Agl 9b4-4:J70 POOL HOME Truly elegant home on huge tot. 2 covered pauos. KJt.chen & master bdrm o verlook pool C8\hedra.l ceilings, con versabon pil Approx 1 mi t.o beach. Sl.59.SOO. So C .. fonia Rlty 546-5'05 FIX MEUP! <.:ul-de-sac home tor quiet at privacy. Fruit tr ees. 3 bd rms . All Terms . Ooly $105,000. MS-9491 WALKER&LEER.E \'1llage J 3Br fam 2i2ba 39 WaJdwood. lrvme tamat.e gardens Room to mg eJegant master swlc Sales office open dailv 1t1ditoce. Sec. gate. u 2 bdrm. Wood bridg< erpand. Perff'<'\ for the with Roman Tub. mar-11 .p~ 1 ... e " c-I u s Ive bea c h • DranuibcS205.000 young execul1\e Pn ce r ored ward robes. " v .n . rvme ~v ·• clu.bhou&e Every rm • VllJ.ul.Brf .. mZ'"'"ba Village Green Condo __.,.,.edtoSl7B.QCJ\ 1 b 1 l.lolvemtyDnve. -in t Co TIRED? • "~ Country Kitchen wtDm '""""' ~ ocean v ew a con y . ---....:...-----rm,.. .... cen vu. mer •n• area. Sepe:rat.e l.t>dn .... ;_._.r FJegant ll\'LDg room wath 2nd bome on walu Npt lot. ~J. to fonnrr Nl.xon Of THROWIMG YOUR 20 UHITS-C.M. Walk to all SJ31.SOO ~.. P b 1 · •"-~ rrurrottd ~ soffat Bdl. s:ns.ooo Yff. Call est.le. By appt. only Chancello r J Br Cam rm. riv ate 8 cony ~,.~'* &exquisite crystal chan· PaeJohnsooG3H.2J66 S7 SO,OOO HR 4188. MoMy ... .., -..... Beaut. l yr. ~ lwnhse unal~. frplcs. Nice area ~I. lnv~tmu 642·lti03 2i,,ba Faces perk & pool ,,,. ,..... deller&Zfl.viewonent· _r"'....,••-,....• l·~•~ S00.500.0wnerSSI·~ .. ~ .. co.,._, ratm'o,: ~:~ffnd~'. l:i~~I~ OW:-.F.R $eUinglovely •SEEUS• TURTUROCK PMOram1c VU S2•9.SOO T R VlSta 2Br den 2ba ELCAMIHO Great Starter S106.900 "lace WWow2 Br MQaTHWOOO Prol lndsc-p • g $184 .SOO Cr~twood 4Br Jam 2"'1ba Corner Lot $198.SOO Woodside •Br fam 2.,_ba !Wlaiung Spa SlM.900 Crestwood 48r Cam 2"'2ba WOOORIOGI Soph1socale<l·S1e&.SOO ~lal.\'16 3Hr fam 2""1ba OtlAMGI 11tH Poolside · $117 .900 Pauo home 2Br den 2ba Park /cul de sac 1137.SOO Townhome 2Br den 2ba WIHAVEonBS GIVI US A CALL 552-1100 a Town l?f Country QL\L 'f()Q$' VlEW,2 story.38R. ~-co~· ultra modern kitchen. REALTORS 2 bdrm.2~lh.Crpk ask for Manlyn Beau grounds with lrg _ paun. dbl JU'ale hom ... Redtul1Realty5S2·7SOO 1714)494-1177 bnck patio & s pa 1n BLUYF'S PRIME F:nc1 BestSo.WestA.rea 11tAMSFBREO secluded Atnum Of. L"nat v.1th \•lew balronv 3 Walk to 8ea<'h MUST .ra.• OpenSat1Sunl·S.CU$tOm fered by owne r a t bdrm 2 ba or canbe 2 $11'.SOO 4Sf.226S .-..... redwood hae on Ahso SH9 000 ln11est 1n a MOBILE HOME All . Jff '-" CR f \ T I \ i', t-' I '-·\ ' Cl '1; IN>l.KA.'-l'I:, ~u:os And you're In luck' Im Sch. Linao R E "99~1 · ~ swtes New de Price reduced ~.000 4br. ma -·'ale•nd un'l.T""nl "' 191S Yecht hrihaft, ror. dbl gar~ge Cnm .......... ho 1800 f ""' .. ' vwa HllJ I 050 .... ,..,.., al flC.'> CNI "A.f ... .,,., ,.,., ~. !>Q t CALL FOtt Artt'T. ly upgraded thruout 1 -"' ...--~ ...... ........, ~-900 492-~ A.IC, &real kitchen, plwt :::ir.::•••••••••••••••• 714~·2f>H . _Prin __ on_ly_. -----t~:.....:_ ASTRO cpt Assume 10~4N.,Joan --·TES"'1 .. --lll29. 540-8944 SPECIAL & SUPll '""'-'-"' ~ B. MtGUa c.c. c .. ,. WWW I 071 MobUe Homes WALKER&LEER E. ~~":1: ~~·:,:s~rgl~t~ ::;:::26&:~u; :X,~~N·~ac:~~m U=~·B·~•;;;~~~ 956-4500 ~leech I 048 Upgrades galore! Lar~e den~ PoOl. Cbo'mcooo built h ome. Counl ry dO: Oc-ean View. $88.000. el) __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• asswnable ln. Mounlaan ~a anrooPvPoerrtunaty. at F'rmch design. V. acre 661-0ISS; 493-891!16 ._ _ _., I 350 ~~ ·you lot over loo"in " 12t h rr_.,._..,., •cc---... v--view. Fines t home 1n 52 .• 9 000 8 ,, £gt • ... _llt.t....611...., ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' ..,,..., """ 15....., area. S193,SOO 2S47 1 &&O.s.56o as 1 · · " · ~· 4 huge bdrms. lic r.-....... Con>fudoCays Fantastic Cananclog BametsSt (rml daning+l2 It as· LOCAT10t4 r--,.,.P·-·R·--·~ available with this near· b--w t t ,,...__ 1-1. -~ .....,.."'......., "' .............. C.wlmr2t/HptC..tr SEAVIEW'SIEST n:wu rm. gourme .... ......., lo -e IUJU swim· 3 bdrm. 2 b:.a Chanel ~o:. ~':~~13 w~ 640.Sl57 Owner must sell' Prime kltch Must see t o ming pool. Newly de· front home v.1th 40' L and glas$ thr uo ut. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I loc. beautiful views 4 believe~ SSSO,OOO Open corat«t 3 Br •ilh man)' Jhaped dock for 2 boats = Bdrm s--.. Co-Daily: 30462 Paseo del extras. Covered patio for Hig.h beamed ceilings. Gourmet kitchen, lovely ~ .... 1-.1 1052 ~moor. -· Valle Bkr. 4""·"""'7 ~. ~-11 h I "..,....... i= .... _ val~ ol \.bl& _1_,, 1 " ~ • pnvacy. """'""" wt e P atnum. fire place. wet vtewolocean and village ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,., _,. u v ~lh f~ang Oon"t de li•hts from 2 decks . mealS378,5()(). I I S109. 000 ... bar & pnvate patio on Alwa)'ll buying ap\S·CM N8. HB Call for prompt 6t counPOU~ oifers. Ai.k l•Jr bill !\Sl 160o •CARL1S JUNIOR Pl~ l~.ooo sq ft of office ,pace. prt me Oran~e County Location loc !'>Q'";. dwn paymenl. Call for dela.a.ls. l'..51 16&>_ --- Looking for Mr. or Mr:o. Edge *AGENT* Work with the young. seasoned. aggressive & motivated. 100"""' com· m ust o n. ls t cl as:. Newport B eac h \Alfl)Ort) ()(face. Call BUI f« mtttV1e• 8Sl· l666 " IOGBSRIALTY ay. on Y • • r OC' the chanel Gr-Ht home Sl.84.500 Laguna Niguel rm~lnlr. call forl.avtng.treotertabtUlC-,.,. s. orLM 67S.2lll PIOBAT£SAL£! Cat•f21/A.._ Owner21Jt391·3606 3100sq tt bldg. ample Realty • p11 Ii •• n...a.ll 5U.3900 Ca rd.a pa.rldng, downtown San don osen r•-.llt••t' UUN. COAST HWY LAGUNA BEACH 497~ °"°""'"'" l(MOQC .... O\arminc 2 Bdrm home with lovely mountain view. Greal rental unit or honeymoon cott1ge. Sl.2S.OOO. don osen r• ·•. t, 1 r· 1213 N. COAST HWY LAGUNA BEACH IV'l'.IU BIEEZES ~ bemardioo. Waelder RI· """"" A rare opportunity t<> s.ta._ 1010 Pr ... rty 1600 tyCo. l-88S-6878 cash ID oo \he Buy ol -··•••• ••• •• •••••• •• • • • ..... • ••• • • •• • • ••• ••• • WOOD & GU.SS llWPOIT BEACH your life. 2Br It l Br wilt~ 3 bdrm. J l,.o} ba. Newly re· PRIME WHY WOllY1 Beautiful Contemporary with 2 car garaite & decor Condo Be aut About Financing Custom Ho~. 4 bdrm. 3 Bdrm 2Vt bath, pool. 4 6ttplace. Best offer over patio Near SC Plau Or~e Co. om ce bwld· Tab over $120.000 1.st TD 2"'2 baths. family r m . yeannew.Only 1150.000 ta.It• ill Bul 126.000 a u ume t h'\. me ~.ooo. B...-u. on this ne.ar new CaPo seperate dlnlng rm .. 2 St 17,100 ~M'Y· k>u. s.\60 mo. Pools. lot 965--34.Sot Beach duptu. Cyndi. fireplaces. Great ocean Call~tlll lftU(S REALTY play lots. VA approved. Medical Bldg, '250.000. agt. for mor e inCo vte-w. Comer lot. Large IUft Open House Sat1Sun J U 0rll!lge Cty. Pnncapals -~--------pool&spa .... "'35.000 673-6210 8 . W . A I to n • -"· A ....... ~e n..-DCIU.IMT BUY <MacArthu r/ Flo•c r> vuv ...... "" vwun. Thi.a single st()ry Condo 979-11.23. 642·0350. _n_ .. _~_2660 _____ _ bas tile e ntry, wood .,_ YllWKMOU. DIWllATI eo.do•f1ti-•/To•• peneliq, 3 bdrm&. Nice· 2Br. den..z... 2ba. Rockport y ,, '--"for taflt I 700 ly decorated In warm Modll ~narmlng Cape ou may .rte er •ee one ••••••••••••••••••••••• tooea. Air coodJtlooe<I. Cod archilec ture ~f::!i,~:?i~:. Joa or walk to beach. C o m m .a n i l y MIWfOITIMft.D 1193C:OSat/SunJ.2.S Super starte r home Home to en1oy. This poot ..•• 500 Only '1 years new. Upper 2'a fflUriew Dr Fabulou.a rental. 1 ll2 beautlful 2br. 2'-'~· l.SOO DANA PT. DUPLEXES SJlllS,000 .. $205.000 Lee Llrtlt.8 w /fl~places Bakler w /help finance Ms Carrier. Agt -496-~101 4-ft.IX, W... Verde Owner's unit 3 BR 2 Ba. 1 aOCICTOOCIAM Make your shoppi ng «..- Located In Huntington ~saer by using the Datly ....._ I 044 OUl"STAMDCMGLOT unit features:• lldralt. ._.Pi rtl S4(>.l9iM ~ n ol IWlury UvUJg. In Monarch Bay T er · and ls 2100 sq.ft. t.ower••911 WA.L.KER•LEER E Showa by app()intment race. Eaceptiooal ocean unit fe.alurea: J Bdrms, 752-2131 •4~Z542 · · only $159.tOO. Call (pie. patio. Pride of ownership. l240,000. Agl. 641-0280 Slraod • this new 4 Bl', Pilot Classified Ads. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cam rm1 2~ ba custom rorne (Approx 3300 1/0 combines city elegance with a beach location. Every imaginable pre· rmwn teawr. bes been mcll.lded. In addition. flexible financing terms are available. 1331,500 C.ALL MOW 5.52-1100 a Town ~Country Rft\L'l'Ollr 1044 ........................ BY OWNER·UH.000 <>nnaeTNe COodo. 2Br. l ~. doU boule &oceted ~ lake. 2 lnel, AC. pvt ed -'*"' MRme loan It U'4~. Sbo'lf Appt only -- macnab I Irvine realty OM 1"I WATllt Buy at today's price and t!1ose escrow in November. Gorgeous 2BR plus den home w/spectacular view of lake activity and Saddleback mountain. Tbls luxurious home also has a large . kitchen w I eatln1 nook and a private deck off the master s uHe. Assumable flnanclng . S23S.OOO. Dan Johnson 551·8700 . -<Z·l2) 712·1414 (OITlfM V*t (.mer ••1-12JI ~ .. - • mounlaln view from andls 1500sq.ft .Botbua· s..lllL1 .. 111 1086 IC2UJ0,3'hn,•237. thla ~vel, Large. buUda· ill have ftttplaces, dou· ar.nd...,,!Br.2...,becon· ••••••••••••• .... •••••• 3 U at WC Groaa. E'.sl~ CM! l O.ner financed w /flex dn. 631 ·4560 bit lot wtlh uoclergrouod ble carace with 25~ do. SeebhlffTownbom•. 3tr hcM&se fantastic ocean 1 br. condo. new. gd view. Wilit.let. Seller will sub-' down: Owner will UITY 21tor)'.lllS.MWMI view . SIH,000. isr;, S72.000. l0% down, assm ordlnate ... mo.ooo AJTD for 10 yean. For ~·-.. HT down Byowner 840-l•• ll·7/l,661-31Maeves. · 25 IP MH park. 19% c/c 4tS.5220 496-2413 more llltormaUoa, c.tU w•~~·--. ·--return. S80Kdn. 851·1666. 130.IOIO 49J.t4t4 S.0-llSl ~ ol \.be Bldfa. T~ Oller' IHI...... OWNER. 2 br, 2 ~. den, Mike or R amon, Bkr . elevaUoa, open beam. ....................... f/p. dbl car. pool. ten.nil 851·1ml PANORAMIC MTN 't l"anned u lt deve lop· ....... "-t llO&,SOO. 1111-3318 VIEW rma&.~peUo.tod ,_... 1100 ~/ McllexelPomona15%dn. I ~ =~roftl ~ .......................&:;s. tlOO near~= FOR SALE BY OWNER ElemealafYI High San Juaa C.po. SM.JOO. 2 ....................... --------- ' BR 2 Ba, lit lot. oe• IY OWt• Sdlool.. 4 br, J be. apltt 8.'j 2 Ba, .-e aq. IL l,yn COM D11pln by owo, dralnace lad1cp ...._~_... .. _. ,__. leftLBJOner-.ooo. om.A1t5'1.sm. SH0.000 l br, 2 br, • -·IR • ~-;s::•-t I 11 ~ _.,. __ _ bardKape. cpta, _...c.. 8Beclroomt 1110.• ~po at••t ca UDOPAlm ··--··-· etc. Sl.48,.500. Call eves, Owwr/Af/. .... 1415 Nl-•HIOO ...... ,.,.,,rti, 2000 2·2 br/2 ·3 br . all a<.G08 •t"""'!-.....,, w /frpJca / d )'ft a mltt a>' TO Bcb 6 pert IM •HARBOR RIDGE• o.arm 1lloU9dll tn thls 1 ....................... ftyQd~/ OWC/ no vac/ BJ oner. 2 Br + dea ~. comer, 7 nn. 2 be. Beaut oco. ate • lt I bdrm DIObUe wtut 2nd 7 \MTS C.M. Io m ii a l • n a n c e , twatm. suo.ooo. At· 2 at)' ancl on R·I build•· ~ ..... 2LLn-. s-• llnanC· atory boam rooio. Deck. Near new. 4·1 bdrm. •.ooo. 545-Mtl IWDlbleloaAl,-.MG ble. 90'+ fee IOl. msK. = na. -Owner •Hl flnance, W/loft • tl~etaces, 3·2 WALKERf&LEER.E. owe 2nd. SlOOK. 7101 ..... ~or ! bdnn. t'°'ba.OwnerwW s.=..:,.w,1, 5CUSTOll CONDOS Sentare. Do -d.Altatb ...... CallMO-lJll.S conaider OOCllract (inane-I I 23T10HllLHURSTDR. wkly &••a•t. Owar. MIWPOlrsmT w~1io~ '1st.1.nvstJOtaMZ·tl03 -............... ~!!»! Le. 1-.mo lq n.. air. 565--,...... ....... br. a REALESTATE O.efTllelHt frllia. haV)' appl, pool WESTCLIFP $14,000 ba, OU Of Newport's . 631·1400 BJIMldet',aewdic>le.les. 1Hlaltiod•ldalproper· :n::k.ca~..== :: ~~;c.;.:-O ; = ~"~":.al~~ GJWnluf 5• Pk·CM. 1440 r.'c!!~ s~:•rc~e,::':~:: ~ao::•y,:!!,1 d~.:~::.~ projeetllTl.-. •. ooe. M0-11'5 •ff-. Oalf a •,oot. .. ft., la bocDe, prime oc:un view. 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Plasa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,_ SQ o 1i·u tr $ Br, s Ba. FHc,aauc Mm..-. terma nail LoaOoo. A\all 11.300 M r • T a b b • a ii t • mo Ml ~ _nun..01 c.wiw• _ 1Mdi_J_2_11_' CUSTOM H0ll£S1Tt.S l At-re 6 up RlcC"lui.1\ Cu.atom R unit-.\re"• Ol'9M Yi~w \H uUUlJr. hOrMI. Rt d LO b 11\d ~-n~vt-LOP tats un Atru. l'1l) ltmllJ '°' • C5 Al·~ k ~ear-.. .._. HU SM Mart o J<l" 1> •• •••••. •• ••• • •• • •••• •• 6..5Acrcie. Vuta SplJI t.>4 l.l h. flarb.>r Vu 1111~ utSlulll • lW' ~ ram rm lrr•I. SUflUllTGKOUP \lhJl~ c 1-. bt Ul '8rd IN\.~ un~ w pubo, 1u'"" c.o put • $Utiur I L.bl I li&J Jlltt lMI Sl.Z:,Ofmo ---I' l'WO t1%8ar5" tlll OWMYOUILOT Mum"lJ.'l llul ~nn~ ~ Jlir ~L Ua , du11nt'r lou. P ru:•• Sllfl. • t I\ ~ GMt•k• W I> lw Sdler nmt1h'tt Ht'• • I lll'11ulr.1pt' 1>40 01tl7 dowo At;1·nt 11 i t'lt• ~ W4 c~. /~().Ml) RUR.Al COU~Y Ounlll..0£ a Wrm i b11 l.l\1NG lnH~l 111 t•1ri., llh~lill'c• • .irH.1;tC' f,'l.'.) J.i,~l JU.'ll N 1•( H.l'h hu 111> !\~ail nuw MJ ~(I &nla h · !'turroumhJ ti1 j'~l-. IHJ~ ' II h'' ;in.l I• ' · th.i.n 10 m m lo 1.,, al't~ • llCr'C t'l>l.•t~ Sill"" :O.l.ar t :al D .M L.n..:t•r ii• I\ ~· B\'IUI lnqmr• •t(l"" lH• • Bl< • •m l<m :? t w. •lbJ .:•r &1~\1• l111& l' ' rl \ $!.I~ b-10 c "' d\:-. I ti 'I'} I lifll O!IZ? l'\ • \'\dortan Cbarmer 1 ~ciou.sJOdnnl ~I {lrlt'k f'rph: ! llU4) fite R~IM Ill~ 0..,.. 3226 lflr ll'IMfll O' VU Pt'\il tlr«: L"~"' ))00 mu i _ .~ Gold• n 1 Allll'tll :tl'l:! llf' .(11. (t I ,.2t HOUSE WANTED/2 YEAI LEASE FomJty of l iH1tJ klr9e a.xwy houM wlfft 4 +bedrooms. Prefer •lew or pool or both. Fl1test rttfernces. T•I~: 646· 1320 or 760-8340. ~~...u:r""-----~ pool Jae,•~ gate. air ...... , .. , I h JI07 COlhMeM Jl24 , ............ ... ut1i pC . $'$25 I mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 540-377I. 4 Br. 2 Ba. •eey ti. 111 Oil t Sp ac to u ram H y s Deluxe poolside xtra lse Lunri<Mll lbr COQdo The lloor, beauWlll .,... dJ.I Br·l.175, 2 Br•D40. POOi ir 2br, 2ba. Blw, dahwbr. v---·"-_11 'tt' dtcor. frplc. pvt. a r ..i-v-.-..._1_ 1~ ml1ell beach. Adlta ~--. au amen 1es buch Is bay. Avau oow .,....,, ... .,...... ' Mu.lmum ae<:. ~Imo. C.'tlJJdtto OK ms mo' n o pet a . UU m~. Callahr &pm,548·:1174. 1012 Wett sAlboa. Je.ff Newly decorated Tri· ~-____ .......... ____ , 7»l777 level, 2Br l V.Ba, 2 car --------- _.....,_. JHO · gar, elec d.r. s.25 mo .• 2Br. gara1e apt. Nr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avail Se\)t. is. yrly lease. adJts no pet.I. ~51 or beach, $350. No pet.a. t...ara• Cool 3 8r. 2"'-Ba. 3-2 BR. furn apt, l blk SG-s.163 Qwet person. Sl&-7&18. pnv, patio. 2 cu 1a.r. from ocean. Sec dep, ldro L.-cp •~ Approx. 1 mHe bcb. New 1511/mo.. 848-21831 ~! !~~~~l 2 010 Oean, qwet 2 Br l Ba. no lar&e 2 Br. 2 Ba. W /0. lads/pet& $350/mo. CaU Some w/frplcs. Gange Cal by .... I 0. Jell. 6.lJ.1~ door opener 5042 Du.o· 4falw•,.••d 7St-tOS3 bar 846-9501. ~ YoAttt l2l4 trrM 3144 NO FE.E! Apt 6 Condo ............. :;, ....... . ............................. ••••••••••••••••• ~nta.ls. Villa Rentals ..._ , .. ,_. 3707 fAMIL' HOM IRVINE lo.1th .. IJf'tt Ok !JI.Ir * * 1 """•· f•m rm .! fra>k• ll JL.i..-.a to c~ from 1 ul de! ">.I<' srno run ~I) to ~ month!) 1\.1.'t '1.-r111n~ Y.111 Wt-~lheondttH'it.U •Y~l -( r1.I) Woodbridge t•il8"'on IHdt 3240 R l •••••••• ••• •••••••••• •• ~a ttJ :i bl.Kb to <Wt• •n fo.lt•l(anl ~ 5:> I ·:iOOO 1 .. 1nn 111111 nu & t\1•n t~'fllhr .. nu• l'i. .. ~.lr»I ... 675-4812 Btr. ·-·· •••••••••••••••••• --Al/all. Sept. 1.5, yrly lease. 3'' boa.I slip, pogh, 3Br. ~ BR. furn apt.s. l bllr. 2Ba. 1 blk. to beach. $900 from oeean. Sec dep, rm end.rt chttk, last 2 mo 64CM919 reot 10 advance . Bluffs C'Ondo. 2Br. 2Ba. !.mg.le level. su~r loc $7:i0mo. Agt 644-lJ.33 CGI by A9I). I O~ 7S9.90Sl J724 • •••••••••••••••••••••• • l'l:> mu 1 f'lu..,,h ttl'l ----·---------.', li.i lt.-d11r & t 11• Wnol.lbndae <.'Ondo, 3 Br IMMAC. CAPE COD Phi r<tr p\l pr lull) :.:h 1Ja, formal d1oiog With lge b ackyard. rr1J11n1 \d At1ulh n1 1uum. spa. $100 R.C Family area .quie t CASAOECMO ALL UTILfTI ESP Al D 1•1 lnqwn· Ill ~7 uru 1.iylor 11gt '640-9900 street . Toeally cham:nog fOO Yearly Large 3 Br. 1"4 Ba. ~amed ceilings. fi r e place. laundry . gange, steJlll to ocean. Adults . NO PETS 67W196. 8.13-33G7. 2 Br I Ba , or REALTORS Beach/Warner . patio, ----------1 7821 Sycamore. $3:iO ut 2 Bdrm. Coodo. Newly de-& last corated. AIC Secunty. Gas pd. Nr SC Pl.au. ttr. lba condo. Count.nt s:i&lY.>41 Club living 10 Huntington ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3Br2 Ba condo. 2cu 1ar. 2br. lba. decks. pool. encl p atio. pool. carport, no pets. Lease, ZlS/mo. SS7·6064 Beach. S400 rent. Hours 11-6 TI4-848-4772. l br, l ba. Walk or nde to bet\. Fncd. yard. S m pet. AU UUb pd. $32.5. Aug. 1st. 548-9036 S49S 67J.(M7 3 2 lrg 2br, lba aptS $500 fl S5SO mo. No pets. Cal.1 between I Oarn 7pm 559-9265 El Camino Prop. nu~t. 714~LANU :!b; •kn, n1loi wuth ,,, h-.) S S00 1 111u ,\\':tll AUi! ht N1•,1r lh1 ~ 114 960 t.331 3 Br. 2 ba. frplc. CtuJdren i.:Jl'.C.lJ1l LJkes Twnhse. OK. SllOO/mo Jae. Compare before you rent Custom des111:n features. Pool. BBQ 2 Br . S 4 5 0 5 1 7 ,,... cov 'rd garage. o ew WESTI.AXE YILLAGE Ruut1fu.I new Adull Apt. No pets. l mmed. oc· ~upJn<:y .. Pool. sp3, lnd.ry rm . garage avail. l8r·S380,2Br $415-$435 TSL Mgmt 645 8122 SB> 2Br. Ellla& Oelaware See Mgr . 673 JUS.847·1901 Som Mo. Large 2 Br. 2 ful~ bath.1. Beautiful area. 4 blocks to ocean. NO l't-;1·s 675 6 196 o r 833 3.»1 7U ~:G 3'ib"7 \,..sch Ol'111w3r • !\pr ;!llR, A (.:. frplc, rel·. Cat auult:s, no pets. BAYFRONT VIEW. »\.ul now.$550 mo .• call Securit y, pres 11ge. 5..>l ,.t..S4 t:ve privacy. 2 Bdrm, 2 ba. hirnlture. s urrounded Goldenrod. CdM .. No with plush landscaptng peu 998 3008 Large lJpsta1rs l Br. apt no pets. ref'i. req. lsl, la.st. & cleaning deposu. '325 fi4S. 9395 or 675· 9800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnH•I\ 2br. u.;.t."d bnck fflll & 1•.1110 BcJm 11•11 , lllJ,;tldd I ;• ~l11r~ w rm 3 b;.i t-.,,'<. ll1m11 ~ 1 t Ii ( u l• 1 r rn I 1 ~I.: Adult IJVLD.& ~l Ill best ----------No pets ---------=-•! J'4r " iJ Pt"lnr Si~1mu ~;;.>~ fO~LEASE pool. $1300/mo yrly. Wattef"ft 09t H-1 2 bdrm furnished S480 l bdrm furnished S400 ~w W1lwo.&42 1971 lbt. pauo. soulh of hw)' s.1r,o 1nclud1ne eu 67>8826 \ t:W DELt:X E New 2 Ir' 111.11:1 =: b. Ul tiom1-"11 ""," I .11\t·~ Countn Cl b l:vtr tt"fll\lS p;.,,..1 beat. 1fu lh landscap!"d. no mo.1111 tl.%\,1nce \ ar.t :! !~1 m r1'<l11>0<Jd hnl 111•1 lrpll', 1rd. rtu jJt.'t $"iW II~) trio~c Est.Hes. /\ 1l1JI "H Jj..e " t'lt'I \tJUJ.l>Ull \todt•I, 3 bdrm I ,lfJI ~· 11oor OPl.'ll<'r 2 ~ b.1, 2100 !>Q. rt air ~1<1Y.11 h~ Jlll'l onl)' l! m r11111l • h11~hl) up)?rat.led. !!!'!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 1&2 bdrm -Tr~1lers SIM Costa Mfta 38~4 & up .,.. security !'to ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 & 2bdrm rh..,hwa ... her .... Jr paU•l. rrpl. S360 & ~iO 7~ 1~14. 4!>4 2962 Beach Bree1e' 2Rctrm 1 SJS()• Close to 8Pach' Gar11i:('' Applc\53671 fee Hl'.NTIM f'::S 6314555 !Gi(JCluhho11si> Hu ~t'rt t lu1 ~i:-... n.:, 21.3 37H ~12 ..••.....•...•...•..... CcstaMHa 3224 ch1lrtren or dOJl.lt 642 lH93 --- J Ch·li1rl'n Oh. 1111 IX h n;·11r par I..'> & lak1• $895 WOWrn •".111.:111 ~ 1 ron,1dt•rt:d1 mo ttob ll!>l 115711 or ~l &110 l',\c!> Won 't lac;t l\'e wpo rt ~ "1 ~·r mn + S7~I 11<' ---<.'r~t townhouse. J Br 21, Se"lY decor I Br Dph .~:i1Jl'(YTJ\<,1-;::b«l1m I , .... -.it Call ill lit,.l.!:>t.Oot Jbdnn:!ba.Condo.Univ Ua, wet bar, walk to Sep by Jiatages QwH ,,., t>rt·.i.k 1 t rm n·nin "73 2971 A.:••llt "fo fct• J'rk :? r Jr l(ar frplc. L>c-.ich. tennis, JK>OI, ltpa Emplyd adult o\'cr ~ 111' ·•· 1·d •l .. n or . ~Ji.t.:l' HOME 1-'0f< tH.ST utnum, no pet.:. StiOO ;\\ail. Aug. l llOO mu 1 Hef's No pet:. $31JO ---=-is:i--a::::mi•: <'h111\ (JI\. no IJ!!l ~ 3bdrm ... ,, .• , ren<""' 'a-~1t•rra Mi.:m t G4l 1324 yr l:.e Chilcren OK 5481021 <: w 11.!Jl mo ... ..,., .. -.. J " ;52 278.5 or 640 1644 EnJoy hfe 10 beautiful -----& ~a ra gt' Fam II) SC'S 3 Br 1 83. Patio --------Huntiaqlonleoc.h 3740 Humboldt Cuunl \ ST1\.LLOOIUMG1 pl1>.1se Kids & pel Home . Oraogetr ee l.-ii.artn.uli & otw: 2 Br. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• redwood counti;, for r~ We'V•Al~ Found welcome 714 964 2566 01 tJaragc opener. Pool.elc. ba ll> a comenient loc. H.l's F4HEST suienual or bu.lime:-.::. ui;-Your H~w HO«lt !173 M l Agenl No Cee Adul . no pets 551 9713 Commuruly tacll avatl. Sp:uush E.stat.e Livma, pt)S <.'Q(lt.lct or ..__. 1 -$750/mo . n.. f ,, ~ R ~ -..... :!br. 1 bd. ~.u. yard. oea1 "THE LAKES" Waterlronl/Salls ..... ~· .,.,autJ uJ park·lJke !>Ur • PO Cox 396 Confinned V~Clftci~s! 53&8312. t: P.: r J d e d 1 B r I 67~ pool Sunken gd'> bbt1 J BR. 2 bd, W<>oc1!.1d .. ~HARP 2 liR condo. all \ i11.11e \ li'V. or I>""' utd paid lnrlude!> w / () fAMll Y A.PTS. ~. AbtJ 2 br l ba ~ r.·trii.: & !>love Pool tirJJ)d Ot:'.W beauulul lri.: 1::-> 11..t2 agt Adull<. onlv 5495 Cail djJt, l1>r r,un1Ji .. , -.11h I or --- --5a; .t.U6 :.i~k for Shanna 2 rhildrt-n ~ear pJrlt I I " old 2 br '"'11 nice &. nr '>.w>-581!11 a ... k for Pam lie.fl paid No veu. I In !-.m ~ r•I ( I:. lo - - -- 2.Br. 2Ba ~ ~iw,,,,. S.J.50 67:> 728.5 LOCJl9'CI leach 3848 ~ \\' v.· JJ,on C \t • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • 631 ~ 548:24<.il :-Ou 2lir (Ondo b> s c I bdrm Xlnl OC'ean YICW J bdrm apl. i.:.s~ p.;ld 1-.nrl ~ar adJL, 6415073 -------- f'l.Ha \tew. A C. all WJllt to pnvale be;ich ,, m ..-n t l 1 •• .., h <· r 1 :-,; ,. w <: J r ll c t . p a 1 n l • '179 :!:J'JIJ dJ) '> rJ r a s k c!rJJJe'I "un porl'h SSOO KP<ptforinfo$c18.S m11 S t 9 11116 Ron . -• ---ll33-048::I Pam s r'°"•r ~ OVEtt l 000 brh. $5001mo avail 8 l .,...,~ rouod1ngs T l'rr Jred µ:._..... Ca.a5553 I ------t 11 1Aon hou::.e v. frpl1.., 171.U 'li~~U '":trltlln" fount ain., ----~··._-._--7 ·~--__ \I ArA~.r &Pn"e.!.. . A .•r " "' "' -·-... -""·' , ~--=l~~.,..~io.-i)~,~~-., .. 11.w""~"""·-~ .... · .., ... ~t""=----&j "' . " ,_~'kt-...-r-;-'i·~·~~O"'tfT"'(~ ~----~ • A~~~"~ •• -.--------.... 1<arJl!C' i\dult'i, no t til<l<'k bt'ad1 'mall~ l>r :! sty, 3 Bdrm :i Ha 1~10 R~NTIM .. S 5J&l617 lt'MJs <'rt!.. poob, !-Pa & "0 b ~9!72 _ 'A ..alk in closet.s. h•1m~ APARTMENTS ~1 s:r.s S4.M 21Zi. lbO '"'pet" sinRlc prrf $450 :..bt!'-l 1r.1 l ill! l>el()rl' l!Jl"I t..ikdront Tuw~ous ~ ht!.u~n. U.l. i'5t, de~lt e.m.h'lone decor Comm corlai>. ay. · >1{ Separate d1nrng urea I llH!StiBRU sqrt.on !>ewer in~uC:Jl l 631-4S;>5 ha ~;iuna . s.n:; Barbara:-;u spaci01.sOuplex :lRr bk~lutrhcn&cab1net'> 8 'it rE.'rreal1on ar a &Jl. ,.t ..... Ht--'-GE:;-B -38 ~bthm 2ba.largey.ird _Rf:~:~kVay_~-44~1 v. •>f<'. :1, b.i lroh' Walk to Huntington 2 r.1 ! lf S.lJCl l st.1. fish,~ IC t '""" ., " .. r a ~~rmo i lUStom <t'apes&c.i~t c~111er l6lf . .i!>tl8ULOO~ PIUV,\C' "1 \'11-.W \.' u..lt Con1>ll'A I Hr & :. rt 2 f.sJ • t-nc-1 ,d l.Jrdge. bit 1n:. lndr~ IJ• )dC .~> 114 :,i;;, or ai.lt for CJrl dl ta; !6$0 2i hr R 1;11 I t.11.11(10 Tolalpn."aC) &quw~ 842 bi53 eeqan+ L~ 2 l at g1rage $795 per 1 Bedroom furn from !Hr ~o S3l!I; Gold•'O L.-k J.1... l, .'1!1 Adult.., f el nr Ptl OK Home ,,.,, ...,... $430 I ~ \ r1h '\\1th•~• coi> 2nr ~.>C.•ntral \ C :-.. .. w ll1·Jl•11 P1)0l)I' J a r un' ~IJ!l\ (.J,l' 1:.811, I fr,• \tJin St. 'iiwl.'1;;J. Ca L<1t•noh·mcosL'i 5675 5br, 2\J.,, frj)I. l111i J Or. JBa. farruly room. mo ........,.,., 2 Bedroomfurns:>OO UJ4J anJ;•1.iri:1~o·~>t, 91S-931P''"f\3 $5541per mo hwa~her \ny Cl\.an Jr~ yard. upgr:ided J bdrm. 2 ba faro. rm Twnhi.e·unfuro. fro m ___ ..:• 2002Wallace •C.642 ~ -~ 1_613_or_964-497___ l :.1 rpet1ng, draperies. Brand oew Tov.'llbousl' ~ A TTM: -----Spacious 3 Br 2""1 Ba ~rquet OOOT'S SHOO mu tiood kc. $900 mo. Year Adult-;, n1r pets TAHOELOVERS l1DRM28ATH frplc, bit ins. W /L AduJtsonly,no pets .San ly.Bar67S-4912 l.,;lilittesf'ree! Unusual opportunuv to fi replace. fresh paint, hookup. Cam rm, gar di. Ai:t 714·~91 own your own condo m 1\1.'W carpet and drapes lmmediatt> occupanc> LaJce Tahoe! 3 br. 2 ba. Uouble garage, block ~ 536-1»21 LAQUlNTA HERMOSA .Sewly decor . 2 Sty SttptTole-adt l62lJParb1deLn. tbl.k 1Wnbse. Uruv. Park. 3 3 8c1nn 2i,., Ba condo IJI W ol Beacb. 3 bib S o( !~I~~ Sl.29.500.11138. /~nee for RV or boat --TROPIC_A_L __ _ .-r........ ~torage. S6SO per mo bdrm. 2b.a, ram rm. frpl, excludve area. $800/mo. Edm&er- j?.i.ir opener, fenced yd. m.&4.J.3. &47-5"441 WALKER Ir LEER E. AvaJlable July 1S Call PARADISE! C~oo SH ... nE now ror apPomtment to Gorgeous JBdrm 1 SSSO! <.;omm pool. teruu.i. cae a -8-odr 37 41 toschools"stores. Nbaewpo~ H;sf. 21 Bpr,U2 ~•••••••••••••••• ~ -see . Stooe Jo'rplc Dbl£ gar SI0,9d00 RoyMcC~. RJtr. Dream Kitchea(S336J Cee Only $2,0l'O lolO & 1l"s 548-7729 HE.vn.MES 631·~ $785/mo i7~ +st .... y • rp c. a o It yard. SiOO+util mo. LAGUNA BEACH MTR Exclusive Woodbnd&e AvaJl8/15. iJl-3378 INN. Mald serv . color .\OW"S + ynu will hJve guarantee to exchange w Howa11. Pue rt o \'oUarta. Al·apulco. Cart run S1~Hl~rl.and & 300 other pl.:ices lhruout lh.:> "'t>rld. i: 140 54G-8944 Devastallng 2Br' $3!J5 Kids/PeL" OK Nu Crpts (.(xu-met Kitchen! Lw.h Central Air! 18402> f PP Arbor Lake Twnhme 2 1V. heated pool. lJt1I. Br. 2 ba. deo. Lake view. Luxurious Ur Condo, The (7 14 )494·S294. 98.S No. VETERAHS spa, all fac1l. S650/mo. Versailles. all ameo1t1es _Coas __ tH_w_.y_. ____ _ Reis NlQ. 831· 720C w..mmum see. SSSOI mo. t6u•porf a..dl 37 69 bri"t 1t time you owned \our OWN home? Fur further u\!ormauoo ca" fi.'.i3.4960. RLNTIMES 631-4SSS Ranclao San Joaquin Call aft.er tl>m. 548·3874. •• •• ••••• •••• ••. ••. •• •• WALKER&LEER E o.tof Comty "•rty 2550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EnJOY lJfe in beaullf-01 Redwood T ree Country. for residential or bus1 l"I{'"" oppl '°~ rnnt:wt ~Hi~ s r ~c·ty ~o Box 396 ~.Ca.95SS3 Red &t~ w~ 2900 ••.................••.• "'D;rty Poq" V/o.,IC'd l:..J~l:r bl r :i r. h for 1: :-..de h ,., .. _. ~1 ·!Ill l C.M family IJ,·~trE'" t1J bu' 3 Br h"me in f'1\ \f Pr r from oY.n ·r 11.,,, .... old home & reuJy to mu\'~' 751"~.n4 L.A.RGE l BR Util pd Qwet, pnvnte. range F't1ge AduJts $475 ~"'· w 18th 642 ~ :-<i·w Condo. $600. 4 Br. w·~Jlt to Coast Plaza. l lul P:i1tl i'amily okay • 1 .I I fi 9 6 . I 8 H 4 . ill .. r. 2:!70. 213/ffiJ..50&4 ~rw condo. 2br deluxf' "1t.1 '·e" Amenit1elt in t lullinR mic rowave w .1 c; her & dry e r . S..:.'!IJ rr-• 1·:..11 MS-37 ii vr I H lt i:,Z l IJJ \ t1r 2 Ba Condo nr !-iu l •1,.,t Plaza. R .. c. fac1I f, u K :"<Jo P~t:.. $c...::5 .!1.1 .177-81611 -ViUa. highly upgraded OME OF A KIHD! end unit nr poof. lrg mslr Sunny28r! Obie Gar' :su t.e. den, 1~ Ba. living, Fenced Yard' $325 Nu dJorog " lt1tcbeo. At· Grabitqwclr.!(53981 feto tached garage. Adults RE.vrIMES 631"'555 only 1 yr tse $700/mo Lv rme 551.so11 320 REGAMT ESTAT£ •••• •• •• •• • •• '•• ••• • •• • $4001 Custom 2Bdrm ! {Jn "JI.er, 1 Br 21.2 &l. lrg Fed Yard for K.ids /Pet.s IJv nn. Cam rm, 36" bo.ll Obie Gar 1 (fi3'l3J ree -.lip, )ease S1500 mo / of RENTlMF.S i31-4M.5 r" 11•-&46 JWO Elegant Executive Hm ! StiOO !'>plend.Jd 3Bdrm ! linck Frplc! Patio! l1Paut1Iul! (11975) fee RK'\/TIMF.s 631..s55 Ii Harbour Watcrfrool lv>mt'.40 dock . .tbr 2h<i J Cd r ~arJMe L~J~e 11q:1it . re!'IJ.l()1L-.1ble µJr ly Owner 213 s•.a 52:'7 ---~ ~~o'h 3248 2 n•·W cundO'i. <!br & Jbr :: •••••• ••. •• • • •• •• • ••. •. tar gar. pool. & JaC !\r J Bd. J Ra. lrg cuff house ~ru.et Aquauc $8IJO & a o degree ocean vu. S/00 mo &<so 1441. Slllt'O 'rro Bob Koop ail 3 b d r m Z h b J 631 1266 Jq~nhmoe Brand nt-w ll:11borL11~~t..'i' 2Bdrm', · ---.----- Newport Skw-es. 2 Br + den. Yrly lse. Teo- n u /poo1. S6SO / m o . &e5M3 F'resb, ouo Newport Crest T()lnlbo~ 3 bdrm 2"'9 ba. Llv1og rm . fireplaie. Walk to beach, pool, 1enn1s. $815 m o. QUI 4d 150. 642-4300 24 hrs. Jbr. 2ba ho me with yrd. re<entJy patnted. vei;· c.tean. acr o!>s Crom Ul.irles Heller park Mo t., Mo. l.st. last + clean· nR dep. Call for app J 92S-1S37 Do oot d.Lslurb lCDallt. Occupancy after Aug. 4. 237 Knox Pl. UDO IA YFRONT 3 Ba 2Ba Sl5001m o Pnvate home 64S-7300 X t r J 1 a r • l d t' 1 u xe Elq~Jnt Nc:v. I~ °':cur 2 Br. North t-:nd.442 Mon· 3 Rr. 1 "'1 Ba. trg patio. 142 Combma twn comm'I & l'rl\'Ute \:Jrd 2 1:ar SJiJ \pplr l891!21fr~ tcrey Dr. Corner o Via Uodu:ie. Lido Isle residential l •a:;e npllon ~JrJ,•e. $72!1 m~ bl & _!.U:'\7JM~ __ 63]4:.55 Locust. S695/montb $800/mo y rl y l s e 1 n t he "ti l' w port 1•1 ... t fl¥>. + ~ deJ>O$•l 1,..,iM l 2.c4 I IWDLorLease 494-0154 714"673-4063 Bch /Cosla '\fe~a Jrt>.i . "'· ,.. u ---------- H b ~~ )_,..nlcl \naA\e \. •" ••••••••••••••••••••••• O Ci:; AN f' R 0 N .. 4 BR Bluffs Condo 1 a r 11 r .i. r 1 a " r 1.· 1 t·. l."'TI 3 .._._ 2 b ' fcrred> Cm1d1l1lin11fptl' ... _ --• uww. a e<>mmunit} MO:-.THLY RENTAU 2'-I BA, frplc, pri vate rruses not 1111~oort int a-1 J11qi;•ifuJ 3 bdrm 2 l>a 2 fr1·b1enn~~9 ~mveb5ity From$500mo Adullso1· paUo, 2 car gar. Xlra IM~u.·e c~rn rcmncil'I , ;r 1.Jnve. l)Ol)I. -.pa. <.-~Ii t.s. · 151 two 1.> l<MP499·3816 sharp! $850.640-7647. !:>pace should ho• a •,t•I or I. e p.:it10 new paint · Pnv bch. Chanrung 281. S-~nfe 3276 allach\:"d unit t o,u• h a-1 •• ..... drapec; No J>l'h REHT A.LS 2H;\. Sept-J une. S8!0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUMMER R EN"l' A.1..5 By week or mooUI, no fee. A/lt. f'Ts-8170 Beautifully furnis hed Pent House l bdrm Country C lub l i k e fa c 11111 es Sl 0501 mo 7fi0.9U7 THE "GOOD LIFE" YEAR-ROUND A.IN: So. a1 Ac.11vil•I!'!. 01 11•r.1or •~re•,. ..._.,naay flrunch • 800 ~ • l'ar11es • Plu~ mOIP OREAT RECREATK»C T~•Frrr·L~ 1010 & oro 'hOPI •? He&llh C•utx •Scluru • HydromanaQA • s .... mm1ng • Go11 011v1ng Hangl!' BEAUTIFUL APTS ~.ng<e~ I t. 2 Be<1· f001"11 • Ft>•'l<Sf'Pd & Unfumto<h!Xl • AOult I ¥1f'g • NO Pel\ • t.Aodels Opon O.i. v 910 6 Oakwood Garden Apartments N-Port BMch N. 2 Bd.:rms, l bath apt Adults.Gas paid '42~ ~2l.0l ~P\\C f.31 lilll'i ttl-:.'\'Tlliff_'; 631 4~ E,~dt large n<:-. 2Rr an ------- 4 Pl~x \ ery p nvalt.' up l.aqmMI MMJ-4 3152 J*r with s undeclts & ••••••••••••••••••••••• l!&rde S46(; 1ndudmg 2 bdrm 2 ba Condo Pool. tAJ.b " gardeoe'r AduJt.s. P"'ole patio. car Port. no pet.S 7~ vl.94 S47S rm 4~ ---- :?br. l ba. SJ95, Ul. lul + 2 bdnn.2ba .. poo!,bll·ins ~ AduJL5. toddler, no Adult bid ~ O c ean pet~ C a II Me II o d a . breezes $ 18 O rn o . •tESA VERDE home iat 5'ill522. ~ 9 5 . o 2 4 3 . A t t 6 mospbere 2&3 br dlx 213 ~l-~ apl.S. No Pets ~1034 ZBc l~Ba Twnhst>. palm. ------- So Coast T 3 b-.. ~. new rug,s Ne 276 Ml..,ort a.octa 3169 .__ endrracell 1 ~ .. C"abrtllo $450 mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""'-· oew co o ti ..,.. ~ Pool & Sec Lwtu.nous Avail oow t21J 1 J'ii f.606 BR.AND NEW APTS 2& 2Ba. $4:rl 59ac10U1 new UruL pvt paUO. cbie to shopp111~ Adults. 1982 M aple, S48 24<Ml. Spacious 2 Bdrm 10 fourple1 Avail 8 11 wundry r m, carport ~~ \.U,-W, 2 BR l Ba. $450. lst. last. see Avail 1rn med Call David. a~t 646-~ • WAU.ACE~T APT!'. Newl) detor.ited 2 Br APl l bJ ~:; !:>mJ II lh1ld O K . n il Pc!l'> l>i't441 l llr 54.11 2ll20 -----MEW DELUXE 2 &38r ~or~l165 U.EAN 2 BR. pvt }ard. end gar Pet & ch1Mi OK 5395 m:> Ca II 546-5880. ask for Pam or Larry Yiu.A CORDOVA Most Ulll free Nf'w Cfllil. encl ~arage, patio, dshwhr. laundry rm. No peL'> 1 BDR~t S37~ mo mi Elden A\'e .. CM 642 7605 f.) ~Appealing 2Br $395 Co\ered PJuo! Garage Ould.ren OK• t892S> fee RENTJ M ES 631-4M.5 St.tper Sen..a uon' S390 B~zy2Br' Garage• ()pt>n Pauo• 15468 1 fee RENTl~ES 631~ Dca:s Pot.t 3126 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l RR. blt.na, rplS. drps. vi~"' Sear ~a.noa SJlO 493 790i, ~51 i6J0 e\S on.I} Excepuonal M a.noe vrev. !Br. frplr. -.uldo-. v.alJ. mature.;dJt 49b-iS92 ...... ir9on S.odl 3840 •••.••••............... WA.UC TO IEACH l bdrm ~11\e & refng SJ;!5 mo :i3G·2456 or ~ i'!r.9 Lovely all adu.ll. no ~ls. 1,2&3 Br apt$ 6200 Ed- 111se r. h. b. 846-061.9 • I & Z BR Pillo Apt• • Onhw~htrs & BBQ'' • Pool & Rt~ Room • G11dtn l1nd'tipt119 • Jog 10 Buch & Shopj PAii NEWPORT APAITIOOS COUMTIY Q.UI UYIMGIN NEWPORT IUCH An adult community on the Back Bay. Spec- t.acula.r Spa. 7 s W1mmmi:: pools, 8 lighted tenoti. couru. btke lratls, J>Ul · ung green. BacM lors. l .md '! bedrooms apart· ITW'nts, and townhouses from $429 00 per month On Jamboree Al ~ J04qwn Hills Road 1714 )64'4·1900 4Br. 2Ba. \'ery lg. all on 1 floor, beauuCuJ new dlx del·or. frplc. p"l. or bt>arh & bay. Avail now C.1111drC'n OK. S92S mo 1012 West Balboa. Jeff 1:1).:tm Versailles Penthouse. ocean \ 1ew. 2 bdrm. 2 ba .. r1r eplace . )''ull '>et unty & amenities. $iiS p~r m o Wkdys ~ 0614. Wk.nib & Eves 95S 1120 Westcllff 2 bdrm. 2 ba . ~~~:) :~~,~~~~~~"'~~~·~ ~~~1:::~-7~t + $500 ~i:i~~,·ba . Sllfl(N~~ ~55ro. ~Ir~~~~~~! offl<''' u e Prt•m H·• 3br 2"1ba .. $7~$1500 Immacul a te Lagl14a VI th w •G 1 B&01rv1M •~t•b110 VIU.AMADYA should ronc;1M or 4 of11cl'~ Btfl I Br Condo. nr So 4 br2~'.I ba ......... $8.50 Charm Horne 2 bdin. sia:;ck~ Nea;~~~ee 1714) 645-1104 2 Br. 2 Ba. new <'rpts. Sf .\ . Newly decorated. High ceiliJ:l&, FranltUn stove .. encl. garage. No pet-,. ~-Call 642·21.34. in add1t1nn to 3 Brs + C•t Pl:iza,pool.spa.li•n 4br2~•ba .......... $&<.J (rplc. yard, gardtn. RENTIMES 631-..SSS PMwPQftBuchS. gas stove &dsbwhr mcl normal ltnn.i area Con rus S3::l5 mu w refni aviary. garage & 1110rk 1700 16th St 1oove1 et •61111 Encl garages Couple LOST & ALONI? tac l }I r we s t a 1 ~ 125& ~1 2776. shop Very qwet. Pf'1fer S..,... 3£71 1714) 642·51 13 pref. Children OK. No lllMTIMES ENVIHUN\H:NT 9£11.? HM111l1on H ll gG2 4~,oo 714·9157·18:?2 ""'-·port Terrace Condo. couple with refereu:es c.,istrmo pets $420 UuJ pd . ex Shows You the Wav 1...,...., N do S800 OOR ••••••••••••••••••••••• cepl elec. 2324 Elden. ' 2br, 2ba. frpl. Enclosed o gs. .494 ~ Condo JBr 2 ba, dose to Onthebeach. Beach Hotel 6'5-196S 3 Br. 2 Ba. dlnrm. f/p, ToGoHome. a.. gar Kids OK/oo pets. While Water Vu 3+ bc!L Pool. spa. tennis. 1 Apt. n>S w Oceanfront. paUo, & gar. Walk to Cal6ll-45S5 •••••••••••••• ••• ••• ••• Slil0.1163-8388 bdrms. 2..., ba, masive yr old. S550/mo. 482-6700. S2SO mo + szso sec & de-Newly decorated 3 Br 2 Ba beach. No Pets SS2$ Call n..... __ 1 8 ... _ ~ ~ 0up•--· 2 BR lBA frplc. 4 decks. newcpt.s. 492-2796 posit. References r eq towoho uae. Spacious 91»lS2l ~ ..... root 3 r. 2 .... •n· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... unit. • . 1975 lse 963 1052 •st 2844 673-4LS4 fireplace & pool. Q1nct nu.al lease. New paint & ~ , ...... 0 3107 D R • F a m r o o m • · · • · PARADISE rALACE ---· ------1 area. Adults. no pets. 2 BR. drapes. cpts, appUc, carpets, fireplace. ~- ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• dawniown CM. $U:S. No If 523 c.olPUS Dt: IRVINE Hllls1de Hnen ! f.50! Lovely 2Br! $400! Gar lrnmac. l Br on Peninsula ~ 67S.59'9. MS-3381 gar . close to school & OD. f13.2ll.3. Attractive furn 2br. + pets Ag\ Jobn 646-5096. Beaullful Estate, Ne• Children Welcome ! New nr bay, S400 mo + uul. l bus Llke new Only neat ,....._,,_ .... _ .. . · M A 1 H led P"""' G N Bull l ( "'""') r yr lse Call Llovd 2br, 2ba. back yrd, no & clean need appl,y. No ........_, 2 ..... au. 2 ba ..... . patio & gar. ature Dupl urut.2BR,lBA,gar. Newcondo.Wood'bridge.2 ir. ea ~· ar ew t o.s 7.-. ee . , , J)eU. children OK . 600 pets $450.848·&448 view, enclsd garage. Adults only. Avad Sept Ir ... reoced yard. EtMde Br l Ba. $525/mo. Dys DllicingV1ew<J8IUfee RENTIMES 6.ll-4555 _67_5«7 __ 0 _______ 1 West Ham1lloo CM -auto. opener. S750 year-=J;'2~f0· C'\!. s-42S. A&t. J ohn ~. aslr. for Doug R£lllTJMES 6Jl-45SS WMu"-'" lZtl lOO'fromsand.freshlyde-$410/mo.838-2917.' . J BR 2 Ba, W/D hJtup • .1,y.TSLMgmt.142-1800 IWl-5006. Ammerman . Eves •-Hills 1250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ror.1&2br apts 9 mo fpk,yard.gar.Nopels. V .11 p t ... ~. i..,...•---a.. 3 I 48 u" AIU! Ir. r M ---.--.... • I .....,,,., Townhouse 3 bdrm. 2 ba -. "'""'3397·, 7"'"·7"""' ersu es eo uvuae 2 --3 Bdrm i •~ Ba, newly ......... .-. as or ary. ••••••••••••••f ••••••• Sbr, 2\.AJba, fam rm. near ... a.er rent a . _,,, mo ~ _, -. -.Bdrm 2 n-Oc .......... _ .,.. Spac3 B "'-d b I"-UN> 2b H 1 Va""-' -1•·n-. ~ ... n•-1 ..... .. ... ""'w• ;;;·;;-;;;~~~·;.;;:~-;. painted. new carpels. Northwood 38r. ofc, ra m Pool,pa~o.1;Jga.z.~~: =~ • 1 o ppioe. 9'1~::"Js.a:Z., UlTY air'."~;~~.'"~i: ,;:. Approx. ml. to belt New sec urlty $HO/mo . luxe kitchen. UUI. paid. !>ha r P Ir c l ean . rm, formal din rm, l yr evtwlmda951l30 Private paUo. Near So. 1 ~ e . 2 b r . 2 b •. -~---------No pets. $450/mo. Av. References r equired. new. 2.000 sq f\. Lg yd, 2 ____ _,,, ____ CMaialnl• 1 c.oast Plau. Adults no WflSher/dryer, som e 2br olfi 2 ba SSTS/ A&.11.l.213--tlH~. Cluld.ren OK. ~/mo. frplcs, microwave. '875 ...... Mia-' 1212 ........ ~ • .-J42S '\ii= d peta. $550. Call collect Wlth f/p .S042 Duabar. f/p, Wft la~. st-~ ~.m.Qllll mo. •lcrdnr. no pets .......... ~!J .......... •-•••• ................. :.::.=.•.: ......... wti.clyst-s2U/911·82. 84&9150l oceao. 201 4l1t~NB Maurnrta-.oclt 316t Maureen SSl -6637, For~t:3 .2ba,Yiew, 2Prof DecorwaterfroatG ~•02 •••• ·:;;·••••••••••••••• Newport Ht.a area. 2Br. "Cl> ....... 1 t'Ul-de-sac ear schools • lftll II -ms 1 Ir 2 Bdrm Apt 3br. 2~ba. laundry rm, f13.-305'1or2.13 • -cw Nl -~ Co pl intr _.._... THORTO c.ondos. With boat sllpa. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• fa di b b -.-1• 2br. mobile home. walk to ce yani. m Is part. N Spectacular vu. Aaent -... .. _ b I A t l Carpets, drapea, pool, m rm, • waa er, --------beach. Utll paid. $$00 rmd.L Child " pet OK. 2Br. ma. AC. _rncd yd, dbl RE.ALTY l ·G:IOO 2 1 3 • 5 9 s .•• 1 0 • r nY, IHIC e or p . .n wood beam clp. ladry aarbale disposal. crpls, 2 Br 2 Ba C!C)ftdo, ~ ~mo.645-9146. tllOO/m>.&&2·1617 1ara1e. $495 mo. lat .......... t-..... 11167 71'MMGS s..i. Lq\lna. Oco Vlew nn. TSLM,-mt.14.2.·llOI dills. eocloeed ear. '100. view frplc cbild Ok •--..... oa .... d ....... --..-• l\Dtlct, MSO/mo. Fem Nr 5 polo•· • beach • • · ,,._..micOceanVlew BeautiMOce:a.oViewt ;''4&.~ .. , _._ ••••••••• •••••••••••• Wallttobeaeh.2BR.2car Phd.8'53DU:JIM:30 1Br apt. 1140 mo. utU pd. 8'2..-m. .. . $700/mo. l'IS·UU. Jla=!Deent • br. ram. S47S! 2Brl Fed Yard I HOM R RENT call 1.-1,.._ l2 "OOll -•~ 'lSllZleves. -DblG 1 r •d.sOKI 3 bdrm rt .-... 1ara1e. aauna. pool............. JI06 uociv.. .. <AUT 3 bdnn..... "-r .... _ rm. beam cell, b~e •et· ange ru mes p clC'U IM2·5&31 ~ m_, rorn Ul'IC UDO ISLE w. pr-den. Suitable tor lmpirinl I (9803) fee T• ... a di ltWp from • fenced yuda Jacu.ui. locldl r efrt1. • ....................... bead.. 3 Br Ba , _ L.R fam. UViog Is formal en· RENTIMF.S a:u."555 l:ualf•• "-• tar es. Famtllea wuher6 dryer.~ mo. Lara l bdrm. Yearly. 2 .bdrm. l ba. Stove. S3IMIOl6 Evrs. Mui 2 · .. • 1\-pl. tertaioosent. Harbor Sensatfooal View lot, pluae Kida It pets Act.Jay. T58-tl00 .. bmo. Aulloow. &Jcbed sarart. AduJL aoo.tai.~~. y.::~ va Ana. SU50 per rD.o. ~,,=:J!t5 Dramatic New 3 Br, 2~ · 1::~=-or New c ondo. 2 muter Call 17Ulll No pets. Ref a S320 mo. IE H T S F I 0 M HMJ.f7 " •-ot-(4'11)988-QS8l New Apple! (645l)fee ba, 3 ca r , tot a I bdtms. Al. nr beach. Ba)'frnt Little Isl Boat ~-~om~~-----1 S300 --------- a bdrm. l Block from RENTIMES 631"'555 amenlUea, tennis, POOi'. U6t frpl, ak.yUaht.a. pool ar aMp.2Br,ht.ry,fireplace U t2bMrm.I. ~l~e Apt Apal11Dl'ntLlY1111Unllte va.LAIALIQA _,.. prdeaer.C&ll7ia-Glla, t..Ucourt.a, .. /mo. S2SOO /mo yrl1 lae New-.d.raw, .... lnl. Today1'1 Modero CONDOS ...... NowAAUl.-v· WbatAOrum!Coiy2Br an.zm hHOllE .._..,, 17J.a7 clu~:-;,00017, q';.et Slac ked Cocnpluu. Lt:AS&:AcMtooa, ..e!""·17W.· $6001Sur.reottqel Jtancbo Sao J oaquin. Sea lad, lbr, 2~ba, Secluded lack Bay Con· .... PHI 1rt J107 Elderly adults. Im• ~.1,.*:.:!t~~~~~c:~ Ul'iiirdloi..<>Na:W ,,..... aaythl.fta wttb a Ooftred aUol Lavlah Hl&bly up1raded. 1 batk yard with do. Of 2 Br dn. 2 Ba •• .. •••• .. ••••• .. •••••• SIS mo. Secwtt1 SlOO. l"elltl. 2~ ml to beach. l 2Br i19a ~ ' o.111PUOlCWaifledA.d GoodtoQU.(55el)fea bdrm. l~ bl. den, dbl paUo. O&rdeDer pool. j c.AI' P,.. Ollltr: llllrJt ...... IW.JM-.. Cl Hnl•I fH t UO . bill to~~-h-mo.Vlew , it a •P"-.. u.. R£NTUID m..ue ........ aJr toad. -lat ded. •tOO/ao. Adl&a. 80 '*'--80 ..... Avail 1-11-.._ .... llltl Delaware. Rut· lltl.PIOPDilD jlltca&l.OS6'18. Wm.Ada CaJJl42-Sf7'8 mo.Sl2-3'SJ 751·1171 yrt,y,_,.. ... tm Cl-11ledA~ IG-SITI taalcmBlad1. .._ .... .. 4 -• -~ -• ---• - _ _..,_ ~ ~1t r C1 ••/Cur• ....................... .... . ...................................... . 'riYeW•Y••Parlll•• lot R1 .. ,,.,.,..,,old ll"" Diie W PhllU .. C•m"'t aepaln•S.alto•li•1 erarta•a ••b•p. l ad flfo Job 100 t m, inc l lilll Alltbal& '41·4111 _....... Mr P&kMD ......,,, Uc • boocMc1 .Jrt'4. • Lk'& ~ Ml ZID ·=~~.... cusro:,~~OR =-:~~~&~::~· _............... J!ty Jq MJ.-.......... , c.u &-oil an s.PMM-tm FRES •lnJW)' J•PIMM Oard..,tr, 15 ClllJ<:K"S lfANOVMAN. Cedar Crpt 4r 11phol cln. Matl.IR rouple will rare yn o per, t'ln~ tnm. p.1uo coven . doon. win i1tmahampoo, 11co\<'h11rd. for your ho~ mthtCdM m&ld. Pr.. eat 11~ lMl dow1. cab1nt l repair deodorizer. pror Or wax art11 while you are on a...wna tnmnwd a td•ed· M2 ms Rus &l8·SS43. 7~1 IJ9$1 vacation Avail Aua 11 Refettnces. Call 7fi0.9106 ISSIAN Cltm palntlna. lo ratell. Free en . 3 yr gua r . SS'l-1478. 633·1137 alt 5. tlea1u~.ha1&11n1 ~l"'S. 1mall remodela. RO 8 I N . S H 0 U S E bef u1: * PAIMTIH6 * &Utll07 _ haul1n1 Call J ack CLEANING SERVICE .J :y !llO. lntttior6 £xttrior t-;x c~ll•nt aardurr. 1J1wnJ , 1 rt'et, h111l10" ltt-iu rate. C.:•ll 1>6mJ 6319\.llO 67$.-3014 For • thorouahly clean thnn ' Reuooable 6 QualJty blM! ~1 ••,•••••••••••••••••••• Work. Bnck. atone. block work. n4 "'out"Llc. HOUSICLIANIMG ule firs. concrete patios, ____ ....... __ .... __ _ Xlnt refs $20 wk ~1 2233 wlks. d n vew ays. Free Quality Painters. inter/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• PVT POSTHOX SERVICE ()pen 24hn . 2eOO I';. Coast H'wy , CdM. 640·0340. 644 4481 The Mail Room . ...... & • .,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• C a b i n e t s i c k y! RefiniJhlna from $99.00. Free estimate&. Jeff. ~~l. •IUJ Prob6ema •DiVOtte •l..MorponU-00 •a\1U PLaMWlll T & RI.AWN ~Jo:RVlCt SpMkltio.. rototllll o&. Cerpentry . Masonr y , roollt!,M. plwnbt.ng, tilt. drywall. &tUC'co. paint· 1ng, llu. +More J D 646-9990 ' , __ ._..I I b Al E'$tJohn846-LS83 ext.er. lo rat~. Prompt .• ......_ ,........,,.,.. ean ng Y yce '" t b It Neal Ser vice Free eat :::::~••••••••••••••• SaUsfact1on guar anteed '"'us o m ric s tone Aft 5PM.640-2686 bl~k. concrete & stucC'o: &18-S684 or 6J6·7149 Repair & . Re roof . All Ref~ Freeest S46-81Sl Laguna painting cu.'lto m t.ypes·sh1n itles-r ock · Lilt> ha111ma ~ ~ u~ --.......••.............. •otnt>eol Jam"" W B u b o p -..eon ~xp ll J tdt'lltor . co m Hauhnl( Movintt Con mrrruil & )d maant erete & tr~e remO\al clt·aoup Jo'R ~E ~ST Dump tr uc k Qui r k WINDOWS WALLS FLOORS •Vacancy Clean111g • Call Ken (714) 968 5307 shakcs-compo tar. F'ree MovlRcJ work not the cheapest csl. ~l 5930 Fin Avail. ••••••••••••••••••••••• b ut t he b es t J a C'k ~~111!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 8 Wt;., • Sona SMlllOS, C I; wtw P\<(t• 64 l \096 -.t>rvice 642-7638 Moving" T he St arving 494 o::Y:11 SodCll SerYlcH l.GRATION rm aoo. n'model pla.na. ••••;:···r··········~·,d·· V .irdi. C'lt.,rnups lawni:.. compl~te :rard main t l'Oall('t>. t ree tn m mmg 113.S-1ZZ7 J«>a-.onable rates. rers PAM'S CLEAN ING 548 3277 College Students ha ve Paa.ntang & Papen ng ••••••••••••••••••••••• grown L1c. T l2'-436 Professional work PRO BL ~M S·Nl'ed t o ~ ~ 30 ) ~ t'~Pfr t. r..nt Nt•M;On .. "' Ltl' ""51411 BonMd contr11C1or r~m iaddl llaullng & Dump Job<\ Ask r or R aJ'ld > S4M368 Same goodserv 64 l·M27 Rsnbl Steve ~74281 talk" Jo'ree couosehnJ! AB C Jl t:LPL INE CHUC K'S MOVING. Fine ext1rnt pa111t1ng by ~2222. 2 dependable collette st11 light hauling. s Yhu. C 'H&en1Mp. ~l740 Mt 808S lio n ... re m ud t!I lie Pt"rrnanent RH tdl'nt"e, •11«i&7 7~1 ~ Wert! Penntt Ally. WM ,.._ ,,___.__ Gts•r• ~icfl "l'Unwc'. TS:t-6411 -.-• ~ f'tt!on('h d~ -t bay wuidow .. ••••••••••••••••••••~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• speeaaltst. replace ugly liomefNlkln)t Servte<.'1l of. HQling property clean 11p re'10ve shrubs, trees, coom!le.Jack ~ deots wouJd love LOff\llk~ 00-625$ Richard Sinor t hf . TI-. your home 1mrnac Rsnbl ins Try coe 836-~. Z4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.,...... . Shampoo 6 st .. a m clun .. drs, sliders windcJws , fered to busy 0 _,cuuve ;·;_~~·::•b::~t·•a••n:~m··,.•. t:.o&or brigl\leners. wht \'l c Lie fs bo nd\'d" Dana Pt area. eves rates 673·69391Scoll. P' ....... /PC11Mri"9 hrs Huntington BearhTlle Co. 6t2-44471Gina ••••••••••••••••••••••• prr PAJ NTER inside or Tubs. showers. entries & PETERS PAJNTTNG out Very good Rates. dra111boards. a.2-3020 Hauling 4t cleaning & tree l.nm Res/Comm'I. Call lf you want your house to ..., ,. , ... ..-cptS tOman bleach Cleao ~~ _ 49&2.ld. my home. Rehable aduJt IJY, dUI rm. hall $1.S Avg --------- wlrefs Cocuue,646--3761 rm $T ~. eoutb SlO. chr Bedricel ltmedv-6' Ray 557-0664 shme eaU Gtoa Free est Expr 'd R eas Rates <:aUalter !>pm~ free~tunates &prof.ad· ~e~ Est. ~all Ge ne .....,./Repair vi ce. 30 y r ~ e x per 497 4931 I\. Gua.r ellm pet odor •••• •••• •••• ••. ••...... • ••••••••••• •••. ••••••• Cpt repair, 15 yrs expr Jack or a ll Trad~ llOmt' r t>pa 1r !>. s mall j obi:. 'l)ler 646 l~ Hauhfl: 4t moving n~ "! --------••••••••••••••••••••••• Ins ured, bonded . Lt<.'. Child <'are ln m y home . Mesa Verde $46'4781 Do '*°" myself Ref& ELECTRICIAN Pnet'(f nght free eslltnlitc on large or i.maU )Ob!. Get J>b done qwcklv. easily, eUtc1enU> Call Scou a&-2494 Free es ts Prol patntJ.O~ Ext & Int :-.:eat patch~ & ll"ittureo; 326509 714 · 829· 7 868; Low rate> •3800l!> Free AtHEST. 193-1439 !l74 ~evs. ___ _ 531-0101 ---------STEAM e>enea OeOOor 2 ...., S..-.ic" 1"'1'm $9, 5 128. UIBO yds, U C. 1337254 tii3 03S9 Rcured Polt<'cman & v.1f" want houses1tllnR Jnb in Will ha\& anything ror S20 <.:~ NB art-a 546-6428 .:st~~CIV1!>a . . Stuc:ro & Plaster Patch. Tt'N *"•ce ••••••••••••••••••••••• o fa $15 C ARPET -------ELECTRICIAN Best rates. Home 1mprvt>ment. 25 yrs exper Ft>nc1111(. Oepen ctable 631 42&t .1 load . oo concrete Call ------Ua~e P;unung. sen 1ni.t no JOb too 'Im. qwck & ••••••••••• •••••••••••• art>a 9 )r!.. most rea... clean 64.5-4203 &~··H99 Tree & i:.hrub tnmmtnl? & FeMln Flne For A Free MASrERS ~l849 f'aciaJ. Call J an t>Hl workmanship Small 1obs preft rred 675-834S David atS45·8046 Reb:ible. mature person for house$1l t1n~ while ~ )o u ·r~ on Vaeut1 on. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l~>:wia, Nwpt. Ir\ . C'\f ll\..,ured, l1l·'d 586 8425 · reroo val,) ard clean-ups. -----.......,IUJ h a u l i ng 75 1-2 322. 964-661.8 ----Mc*Worta Cc• it Ac-tic ••••••••••••••••••••••• •MR. FtXIT• Carpenter & Painting 1.5 years 10 are a· Want a RtALL Y CLEAN rnntatt PO liox l"i~11 HOUSE " Call GU\itham Irv 9ZT13 R •nbo p~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~16-141.lJam . Gf W G G1dlt·> P l umbt>r ----- 1-:xt Int 8 yrs Prof r-.: p Hl·patr St'f\ ICC. 1nslalla W'lftdow ca.Gftiftc) •••••••••••••••••••••••Acous t ic ce ilings re· E le c t r 1C'1an · Li e BnC'kwork. small jobs m o ve d . &c r a p ed & •233108-ClO Sm jobs, 5'18-1752 tl42 :4314 Girl F'reeC'!>l. 645 5123 Lowest P nces Neal &. uan, back now c·ert1f1ca· •••••••••••• ••••••••••• (.1ean 4 )r ~uaranttt uon642 931.S P rofei:."<rna l Wind o w ~. Costa Mesa 6 plastered smooth. For maantenance & repairs Ftnd what \OU want m Ha Su.J.. 1dJc 11erru. with J • ~ .. ...,.. Dail)' Pilot c" 1a·s1r1 ..... · ve something to sell"' lrvme. 17~317~ eves. esumat.e 67~9685 _548-__ 5203________ ---'---....., .,..,. Classlf ied ads do it well D:uJy Pilot Cla:.:.1hed Ad f-'ree E6t Call Ad Sitter -cleal\lni.t by Joe Daniels . :i~7.642 43002Abn Classified Ads 00 56'18 714 548·8853 .,,.. ....... u.flra. ._ 4000 ..... to SMr-. 000 ..... tO Sltere 000 OHlu .... 4400 ~ ...... Molt; ;1a. T,_. u.t&Fomd SlOO 5015 ~ 5015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..•...........••....... ....................... ..•......•............. ....................... ....................... ...................... . ... ..,,..,. ~ 316' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bacbek>r $425. l Br. $.S.95. Female to share 3 bdrm 2 S62 5 . C omp l e t e l y ba. hous e . llolu r the 3bt.2ba,Vi blktobcb Re furbi s h e d . Ma ny beach.S175 mo.S36·1140 1 Bdr + Bath Pool. Jacuu1 COM. S22!> + Se<'. Dep 640-8234 7SOSQ FT ••••••••••••••••••••••• * * * lith Street ·, bus iest MUST saL OFFICE i.hoppin~ center. co .. t~ Glow Tan family tan ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND July 4. feinale Widow ba.s mooey for 2nd Boston Bull Tem er . vie TD ·s No credit check, Beach & Warner, HB. ,18 xtras. l blk t.o OC'ean 968-2238 8 48 . 0083 M . .f ....... Jt.D d Older professional woman ...m~~..:r~'1T; .~~.;;;.;:-;o;.r»~-= Mei:.a Realonoro1 <:s . mnit C{'OtPr m Laguna --~·-·. ~-!M> -~ ...... "'~-hfMCi'\f'e'\-• ~~M~a;--..call ~~ri:c:e--rr=·· _ --------FOU ND : M a le lo ng ,..,..-·-r.a.~-----..r.o;;:;~~.a::£o:*=:i"1JTS·~~""V"ET l Br. 1 bath tn stturity weekends. Agent bwlding w /bay view. -----""-----1 Pool 6 sW>deck. $675 mo. Walk lo MtJe Square. S22S rmbi.le home Wllh i:.ame Near S C Plaia $160. FOR LE.ASE FomtoiftVtlley Euclld & Warne·. acl'O!>s from MJleSquan Park <-qwpment & furniture tftdl:etrial Rental 4 SOO ~fake an offer t 51/J°/o IMT 2ND TD haJred Dachshund. blk & SSG-7985. SkrJBrhome in~ V re'p malt> 25 30. pool. tenn ..... own bdrm & ba s:?SO mo ~ 1, uul 831 ;21•1 ....................... S6SO l nd •Ofr near nu 2265", un ot R€'dondo <.:tr •S. Hunt Bch &.12 283-i Rf:Gt::-0.1 REALTY 1 3 1-311 4 So Pn>payment._Penalty beige. \IC Magnolia & UJol"'i StnRlt! family Lido Warnef', l-'V 841 ·~ 673-2ll3 includes everything ----------eves only 554. 7472 One BR in 3 BR condo '\ ,. w p o rt Co m pa n y 673-758524 hrs Found : ~-Ben11 t)'Pt' ---l'>UPPY. bile. wht on che~t Pool. Sl75 mo plus hall Zbr , 2 b a . a ll a m e n . ~Verde.pvt eotranee ult. Fpre f Call aft~r Versailles <.'Ondo. f lP, & bath. rerrig. no C'OOk· 4.:x>.~ SPECIAL 5020 ........•..•.••••.•..•. <:om1dt'rtn1t 2nd Td ~ ~ 4 paw<. ~ 2616 __ (41J tr t'd r1r.t 1)44 Z363 4'350 g a r , ~ec S6SO /m o . mg or s mokt.ng ,$175 mo. 63_1_·9_~_1_. ~~~~--1 549-3612 ~---------2bdrm. newly decor unrt. Room & board 1n ex . adults on ly· no pets change for mother s ' $400/mo 1604 Co r al WANTED : Lady who ••••••••••••••••••••••• needs secunty of a man Storage gara~e. n blk~. around the house t.o rt'nt from lx>arh, 118 SiO mu to outgoing Eastern(•r. 960-5260 Place . Open S.at/Suo. helper. Mesa del Mar l2·!> area. $46·121619. 1 Bdrm. year· round. $235 2br condo. own bath room. Reh r e qu1 red. ~a ll 12001010 + uu l. Ref + sec Enclosed gar Mid· 6'T.h1064 eves die a ged pre rt>rred . Qwet. lr g. 2Br, 2Ba. frplC', woman Call am before g a r d e n a pt. p o o I. l2 549-9289 Mus ical ba ckgroun d Best refs 640-0386 Local prof. business man straJght. will share hi!> 2 br yearly O<'eanlront on the sand 1n W. Newport BeaU&..iruUy furn. All uttl tncllMied for only $375 mo 675-911 l o r homi: Westcllf( area ~tature aduJt. '595 646-1426. Room for r ent , H unL 675-8441 Har bor. family atmos. OCEAMYIEW 840·3105 hm. 548·3742 F e m t o s h r con do worit w /same. NB area S200 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Pe n· mo. Poot Jae Tammy thouse Coodo lo Newport f I Buches Most Beautiful R~m. with ul hou se 548-5254 FaC'11tty. CoW>try Cl11b pr1v1le ite s . Newpo rt -Share-~2-b_r_a_l_be_aC'-b-.-S2SO--+ u vmg Al No Extra Cost BeadLOO.Qll. utt l Nt·at, over 21 To Tenant. Availa ble Su ra..tah 4200 631-17l2.S47-48lO :"Jow Lea s e. Adu lts . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~/month. Call 759-9100 On the beach to Newpon M/F nnmte needed. Paril WESTCLIFF 2 bdrm. l 'h Weekly or monthly 2 Newport Apt. Call Paul ba. Townhouse. A,·a il. bdrm. or 3 bdrm. Kirk 64().8937 Offiu 1"9tal 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXEC.SUITES Pnme Newport Beach loc Near 0 C airport Rent incl receplloo. con fer en ce rm. Ja n itor se rv . ut1ls, 100 free co pi e s & mo r e Secretarial $erv avail. u zor Doug 851·9411 WESTCLIFF BLDG. NEWPORT BEACH 1 Ql'ne1 ~+.eo'\l(fill Ot••• allO .,.,,,.,. Aff .. /b C--./c-.........-• .. ./ .... ... ' ./l ... _ ./'"''·---· .;~ ... -· ./-.-.... Call Mr Howard 645· 6101 Aug. 8th. Adults only. no Lamb. 6Jl.()900 Fem a I e R o o m m a t e petS. 152S. 1728 Bedford Large Big Bear Cabin needed. 2 Bdr. l lf2 Balh Lane.~7533 ldeallocauonforfishiog, Apt . S205 Mo. H.8 C~TEPLAZA bikaog or just getting ~ NEWPORT CENTER away. Wkod or wkly 2 Private offices + re· r a t es ava i l. l714 l R oommate w a nted ception SS50 759-l~ ~\6. Fe ma 1.~· La rstce !: aSkjel -ACl\-.:..sq-. -ft-.-ro_r_ ... ___ pe_r_m_o_ Forest .ome • un ... a _, "'"'"' Newport Beach. 100 ft Club. C all D e r c k 400\Bircb St.N.8 .Agent 7~. 541.5032 Profes. wants same 25-35 Shr 38r Newport Hts Hse S275+1ast+~p. ~9634 BALBOA: Fem wanted to sbareJ Br/ M & P. Avail 8f20. 67S·S328 mom . or SS2·9918 ask for Lon. I Mo.FREE Newport Cftltft' PrestJIPOU.'1 Exec. swte. lnclds :.ec. se rvices. '1!<'Pt • phone answenng. undergmd prk:ng.. telex & anuque decor conf rm. 64•·7180. Ask for Ma le w 111 s b1 re 2 br _J_olan~....:o_r...:.J_an.......:..e. ____ _ Co~toMHll BRAND :-i EW ' Star a nd Baker St IC~u. ~\C!>;.t f'rwy. off-ramp1 Both locatmn~ are "n thl' 2nd noor o( b;Jnk build 1ngs Utt 1t 1t•\ an d Janiton al ~en ice~ 1n clllded wah leaSt· Con tact . ~ary Ale, li l4 • 54().~ SCUTH CWT Sfl JK 1736 Anaheim it C !\1 Of rice fiOO sq rt Grouod floor. carpetui, toilet & partnng $225. 2 Newport Bearh rurn of f i c es Sl50 & $200. 642·US5. 250 sq Ct 2 ro.m swte Ground floor ~165 m'' Tl9 W. J9U1 St. C..\1 Tom 957 1.900 LIMITED f>rJnJll' Count~ Produc lltlfl C-0 ..-ants lnvesto~ OFfER! ~~-l~1 1~~tt:rm 5025 RENT AL RA TE MoMy to LC>Clft REDUCED! ····~;;;~;;i;····· Mesa Industrial f'QR ut To CALL Pan Al.J., "',ws f'l~A ..... c 1AL 711W.I7ftt. St. Costa MHG. Ca. 642-4463 .. ',800. 3700, 7500 sq. ft . ..wk o•oiL for iwMadiote OC~'f· * CarJMh. drapu, .... bcr. •2 .. sq. ft .• Offer expire s 7 /l I /80. • Office hrs.: M·F 7 :30·4. Sat:IOAM-2PM. -;H-770.1310 V'NEED V'MONEY • CIEDITNO PaOIUM 2"'d & lrd TD toasts st01q 4550 I 971-6531 •• •••••• • •• • •• • •• • • •• •• \rran~e<t b' ()rfice Space avail f'\J ll 10 000 <>Q ft rt n C'l'd Coelt HCM9W l09tS setVlce exc~Ull\e IWtt". bathrm fac·, &< • l('c1 ------ a\·ail for lease Ill C.\nter I Ideal for rontra1-tor ~ n I MOHEY. v AJLAIU POlllte Located neat OC 0-d)"S S48 9831 t OR 2nd T D Airport. For leasing tn ---- -BESTTERMS ronnauon call l l>ee~e ~ Wanttd 4600 ALL WAYS fl='iA.'iCIAL Huff: 95!>-2288 •••••••················ 114 no 1310 ----------1WMted in Costa Mesa or Medical De ntCAL 11 ~0. 776 sq ft. in N Cosll Mesa. Ground floor. full; eq1J1pped Pnvate patio etc $543 /m o . T o lrvtne arN . 2 or :1 HR house prcf ~rrPd J Adults Xlnt refer1·n rl'' 673 ·5 70 1 E ''~' & ""t'<.'kends _957 __ ·l.900 __ . ______ .s tud1011s profe:.~1o n al :'fEWOF f'ICJo: PARK 7~ PER SQ. FT 700. 780 N Euclid St Anaheim 265-2000 Sq Ft <.;ounyard Suite With Private Hath editor ~ee k s o n e bedroom coUage m qwrt/ loca tion_ Tel1,pho ne 67J. i'6M or wnte No 5{;7 ~ o Orange Coast Dail) Pll«. PO Box 1560, Co:.ta Mesa. Ca 92626 c ~) HOMEOWNERS O..Dfl'f~ l\•• )our eqwty for bilb . home add 1t1oos. vaca uons. etc Any amowit . an> re J.S,OO C: redtt or .t<>b not Dt'Ce!>!>ary Compare ou r costs. 2~ hrs & weelten<L' 644-1923.1 .... 55'7 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! from sand. Freshly de- cor. lbr, $300/wk. 2br $400/wk. suu avail ror Aug. 997-0432 or 675-8lZ7. UDO w /s a me. N . B. Pool, sauna, wash /dry. $26S + Vi ut1l Hm : 631·2406, A.In. Work 640-1617 kOLL CEMTH Rental Office l ature businesswoma n NEID MONEY FAST!! NEWPOttT 7t4m 4.39n teeJl.s qwet 2 Br <'Ondo or Pvt Pty has wilim1ted Elegant spacious apt. hi ceil. 2ba. sep din rm. ad~. 67~. Home away from beach • AU Util Paid! Pool ! o n bua line. 3 Bdrm t:90! Newly DEcorated S560/W1'. Sm.I apt. view. Close to Beacb (64.SO> f~ pool. ammac. MSO/Wk. RENTJMES 631~ &..gi.i V-...1.L 5-ltLI ... • lll6 497·17{1 Laguna 3 br OC'ea.n v1ew to shr w/F wbo Wtes kids & dogs. $350/mo 1st & last 49!M996. Elegant executive swtes Office o r desk space. ~· Syn al prest'nl ad hmds to loan on 2nd TD'~ in prestige loc lnclds Dana Poml area (7141 aess Prefer Cd M lr\I :-Jo c-red1t check . No secretanal services, re-545-33'77 .-ea 551-0178.~ 5084 bal loon pa ymen t s cept1on1s t. te lephone ------Mooe> for any reason . answenng & more. From 600 Sq. Fl in Newport Canmuttng Execut1vl! I.ow month!> pa) lnl'nLS $27 5 per m o T H E Center 1 )ear lease . $677 IWllS to rent room. "e<>k Swing loans . Interest 00. H E A D Q u AR T ER s per mo. 644-<1684. nqhts 955-11.SS I) Loaru or 15 year rwl> House to S hare w it h COMPANIES : A pro. armrtu.ed loans ava il ""e srnall pet o k S200 fessiooalenvtronment. 12001/fofflc.e.HOO =--~ & cute ~e nd Call Russ at 17U J ... aw<J!Mnk/ Pt'f"IOllCllh/ Lod& foilMt ....................... Al -·-""' SIOO ...•.....•....••....•.• uttk !Vlo..-n F1n..m 1.11 & Creod1t ~t>Crt>t' 1' ,.., 0t.-u1L' \d P /.ill~ Uu\ 11039. CM 926.r. TOA..c..;T \11 STR E,S!:, \tt:FTl"'G ,.,... ln Int' Cha pc.er nf In l 1· r n .i l 1 o n a l T tmtstns' w1U hold thetr b1 monthly meeun~ Monda~. Ju.ly 28. at Lt\ 1h· J oe·) Restaurant, II 30AM ----- TMlllllDMAH Of NEWPORT t\I fCJS7.I & T ii t: GA~G ~IW pf'f'Sentmg exotic bird s~. promol1ons. IUalld QP('n&oJ?s. parues. t't<' t"or df'U1b call Ski at 673-1218aft4 :x>PM. ......,.. 5120 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MAkf SOttf<*E H.U'f>V fltAU SOMEONE SMIU Place a HAPPY AD 1n Uus column for only S3 2S C.ll 6'2·5678 ....................... v ........... 4250 for rent. lbr patio. ••••••••••••••••••••••• private beach. S37S. MAUI : ':tit ~U 642_m 241 ___ 7_1_4_/85_1·_068_1__ S.A. ~OUI unum apt. Npt a re a Kl3 :.xn or eves 67~1 hrs. 1286. "'""''"''"' 1 •-2 rm o1r1....., ~~ c lean. res p ror latest rates. Im· Happy Bir'\h<Uy v.:>........ • •~-ProC'ExecOfc Su1tes .._..,...,. rnrdlate fWldln&. Gary M,S<:hm1dt -.ea5or45-!i&t.S Kaoalua Resort. 2 bclnn. 2 ba. J 1 c. In Condo. Ocean view. 213/470-3212. Share my 2 bdrm Condo. adj. Airport Hotel. From New Full Serve Bldg, H8 ft-om the office pool J I R 1205 mo. No lae r eq. JOfc Swte_,.. 3br, unfllrnis hed. frpl, Mostmgan. T,_, , acuz.z . ec room. ...... .....,.. ........, --..i RV f ~ SOlS Joan 8 .. If you are home Si!OO per mo. 1.st and last. .,_.~ Own/Agt (714 )847-~ ...,... acC'ess 1 P06S•· _... f the I ~ E -ble. Prefe r Santa Ana •••••••••••••••-•••••• or suminer, Pease .......... ••••••••••••• Laguna Beach, Ocean ves. SISSq Ft, wood paneling, NWPTOCEANVlEWI Hts.W'East s1de C~. but H()MIOW)B 1_c_all_me_!_KJ.k _____ _ (': ••.•• !It! Front, pnvate beach , Alft.Y MO CHAKI carpet, parking , ulll. El:C'lusive swte near Bay will eons1der other op LOAHS Lout&,._. 5100 ••wt•I 21lr. fully f\lm. Avail oow * •MOWll• * 2052 Newport Blvd. CM end Hoag. 1120 sq. ft. -.00..CaU anytime. 8.am· BEST RATE ••••••••••••••••••••••• New 162 bdrm \ltY 6 Sept. 142·1102 o r Reata!Sb.arin«Service 5'5&<4181 644-2228 $1200 m o. Ad U96 , llprn.111-4229. AJ..J..,.WAYS FINANCIAL l•-------- adult apta ill 14 plans m.ows. HasRoommateForYOll Costa Mesa ExeC'11lt ve M2,.o)l)24hr5. ...../l ... "t/ 714-770.1310 from 090. 2 bdrm r•um ~797d1ys963-0395 Suites. ava1Jable. 230 E. ---.::_ ~ from $S35 + ~ For rent 200-40CMiOO or 800 ~ .,.........__ ~ C poola, tennis. waterfalls. ~ 1 heavenly vaca· Rmmate lo share CdM 3 l7thSl.~7000.6.Jl·566l Sq Fl in prime Irvine •••-••••••••••••••••• ~;;;nr al o. G for cookin& • uon ln this mockm 2 br. 2 a a n e a r o c e a n --ntr oerice. ·WLU ~t with or .. .,. M ~~=ou s:!ce 1C,:.t;te paid. From San ba bungalo•. on the Ve&etarian, non smkr. __..UTIVI sum witho11t furniture &tor 0,,11•h* SOOS c-1-.a-.. '-drive North water -around \he ™"'" Secretarial se r vtce ............. :......... +a--..• :;:,:acb t.o McFadden is1aDd from Papeete in S25C)mo.67S.~ f'uU servlC'e om cea In P e rfec t fo r s mal l Boutiqu e Balboa Is l. WT'Ds u.., West oo McFadden native s urro11odings . M/F40-50,toshr5Br.2Ba N e wport Ce nte r . ArcbitectorEnglneering Manne A1enue. Best of 642-2171 545-061 I FOUND ADS ARE Fill cal: 642-5671 to Seawind Villaae. Adults only. Car in· hse. ln C.M. Nr. So. Cst 640-5470. Co. ~l Business Center fer Agt. 73 -6338. $Mii~ Lo•ws (TI4)m.5191. eluded. Transportation Plau. apa. S22S mo. + Executive office s wte Dr. Suite llO. Irvine. Ca. ""---·-' "'A.... "'..w _.... '"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lo It from airport pro-&brofut.il. &U-49U CallJlmHayea~. .;:iin•1ce ~n Managers AU.,WAYS FINANCIAL I': S.ebeb' MZS. 1 Br. ... vided.. PVt pty. '71-299 avail. nr 0 .C. Airport, 4 wka pd t.ni So. Ora nRe 714. 770-1310 Lclst or Found a pet? Call • HU. Co mpletely ews•wtLencla. 11/F to sbr 3 BR hie, 6 285sq n. tocluda rettp-n I ........ 4450 Cnty salat) + comm. Ant ma I A ssis tance R ... fur b ls bed. llanv tolllt.L-.. 100 blll:lfrbeaeb,HB.SZZ5. Uoni.lt.Janitorialnc.all ... ..._.._v1--•m tn IST:•--,_..,,...., ... ._....no f-"' 1 b'.. to ...-.: --. .. + utU MO-S2IO trt!I pd • more. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..........-'""' """''""' ·" · • • ~. --e-· -· ·-·~· ~-llru. aa -... -. ---•••••••••••-•• • f'or at.ore 6 office apatt a l Yf!lltmtnt "" auto req. TRUST DllDS IU-OOU II· F · •A: lloviM? Avo&sldepoaitaA Wlly waate tlme and B4l53 rta10DAb\erates rw det.alls a ll Slallon SyraPR!:-~ ... ~ ~..:..,~, .. ~!'. ~:::1~ .• ?::·'!'. ••~·Sao.a...,.!••• cut flvln• eapeoseal money looklo1 for • tzZ5 office, air. carpets. 500to2700S.ft. M • n •g e t s In c .-~ -·~ Rewanl.M25019 1 •1 • ..... -Profe11lon1ll1 aiace roommate? Let u drape1. 17301 Beach. llESAVERDE'DR <714 173l ·Jt l5 d y s 2nd to SlSOK. 15yra. · .._ ..... ll'TL locate, acreen ucl lo-HLmL Bch.84%-2134 PLAZA m4>e-21.36 •es. Sta· -Owner. Noo Owner. No l.Al8t: Goad Seiko watch. -·---·•••• HOU1811A1'11 tentewforyou. Toelbe South Laauoa. 2 room J.mllesa Verde E,C.11. don 1taoa1ert lne. An ~t.fuu ::b:ld. S... 14th St. HB. Call; .._for not. pool. DI' 81W1M CoaluaiooO:,.olFiadln& suite.J.ta1tf,&1Jorpart. S4MIJl £0.E.M/f / OOBBSFINANClAL 59-m&.Rewud. Found GrPat Dam•. blJ< f'°•·m Sht'pherd. tan1blk \\ Wirt•\ Tnn t'r tan /blk f"•·m "!/H A ni m al Shdt.-r 644 J65f> -----l.u~t S mJ l l w h1tt· Cod tapoo W/16.hltt' n.-.• , Ollar \' 1c Arrh Bea<'ll llt•1 11:h h H e w a r d "!.14 l!Wti.da~ t.u,I Hf'd Llhr Wallet Hl-:W \HU \.et) lmpor t.ant. 11 " Ht•tumed :-Oo ~ A.s._ed 6iJ I LS5 foOL"'NU Ordn~e & wht ~Jet al Mesa Verde 545 2182 ,..,JUnd f mo:.t\\ G. She p. YoUJ'li. \'tc of Mile SQ Pk a rea t:dinRa. Euell<! F V mo ai:o 9!jg.2S46 f'ound Doberman olack & ~ male . .\falamute, 'I"" r & bl3c-k male. \'1:.· la mi x t a n m al" Newport Beach An 1 m.1 I Shelter.644 3656 r oond . In LaRurta Bearh blac1( mall' short haired lottai 1iood health. 2 mo:. old 494 2979 to lOVIDg ho~. Lost 2 black KJtten.s, 21, mo Vic W Bay St If found plea se contact s..2·4163 La;t Pearl nng at The Red Oruon. H B Fri. J uly 18 Revoard 846-3296. U>ST: Sm blk & wht mal~ Sh.I txu Vic 18th & Irv C M Reward S48·.i30'i or ~91562 Jo'ound. Shetland Colhe Vic ~una Canyon Rd 499-5187 .ift 6PM FOUND· L:ib 81k1Wht on chest Male ~.Near Beac-h & Ind f'Ol.';l."D f em bllt cbow, orKeeshond ? 6123 rn CM 631.Q2J62 SCRAM IDS ANSWERS Lruuty -Prone - Ladle -PoUen - EXPERT There's nothmg wrong with bet.ng incompetent provide d r.o u 'r e a n EXPERT at 1t. Fo11nd· Beige, fe male pup, 6 mo old, brown spot on ear. Found Wed, noon, nrS.C. Pina . 979-.56'8. f'CXfflD dogs, ca ts .tr kit- t.em too numerous to list. Adopt a pet a\ Irvine Animal Care Ceoter . These lovm g animals need homes of their own. Ptease help. Open every. day. ~34. Found: Poodle mis, sml, jet bllt, vie. Harbor/ Giller. CM. 1122.. S4()..8SQ r.. .... USO ••••••••••••••••••••••• occ:mTalUPM Jloommate Wallted. OoodRoom tel. Pvtpark1n1. BettyVoas. N'B/CM. up lo4700aq.ft .. lnteruted In ,oatlve SERVIC~ FOUND : Woodlawn SbanZBdAptAvallAUI Prest11e Properties avail al prime C'Omer. t.biDkiQC tndiv tanana11e MCMI016 4'4.-1 School Bl/eyes Male Klt· ~OES101'1AD Pwm&e Home .W reat LS...111'*1 and l'O ~fl)'. -.o70t,4t'7·235l 17th It Nwpt Blvd. :.~.:..:P~.nul. 4648 FOR SALE. A szso.ooo _l_en._MZ-__ n.n_____ MYSTlCllASSAOE .... lcroee ,.,_ SZZ5 Ralllde abN i m Roust' Deluxe offices. 'IP lo 2000 ~ note ~ured by a first FOUND: German Shep. , _ _.;.,5M;...:._.a6~.-Sa;...:._1tt.a~Ana~;._ ,__......,. CJ( ,_.ISmkr·OK·ll/P aroomm11&e1attb••Y· sq. ft. Xlilt bld1. 1801 17\b A lrvlae. m all/office M0'9 \Nltdeed,on4ph.is ac~ P\ll>. 6-10 mos. Fetn. Muaa1e. S&eve'a Ha lr ,._..pref,411rhomear a+Or a..-bl. II-Sat. 712-1111 N~wport Bl. '45·2111. apace. 700aqf\. $Z7,000 ofOC"MO vaew property ln Nwpt Bt • 19Ut St. CM. ~I It Soa. 1751 -.-...-1._hll .-ruo K.ooby 'T»·JJM Be )'OW' own boa Ea-theSaaJu.anOlplstrano ._._ Newport Bhcf. C .M. _,r_ _. R•pam'ble f~m-rmm&e. ' tnordinary ~ u area~ to yield•--~------ Mepr!w . ...-S .._., rem to w wl&h fclr ame. 2$-m, to share .cdM DELUXE SUITES. 5.834 sq. fl. Comrntrelal Y'>'I IAU to wottt l the ape1rox. lS percent lo Pbund: Dos. l yr or less. ,_ ... ___ ioe_m_·_lOpm.:...-.;..' -.._,_._.Newport ..... Cdll Homa. -Qr, 21a apt. Tunl1. Fr-om ms. AJr cond . apace. Newport Blvd. beetbwklt 1 futunl'HIS !nllturity wbldl as Jan 2. bit. pert Althu. Male ~al n..npeuue Q'lll c..1o, Yim aa11. + .,_ 1111. &7$-1517'. pooJ. SZOO + ~ utll. ample J)Q, Utll pd.~ Aull for lae. Call ISJT! t 138.. ~ Im. Pri<'e f220.000. Call Cecil • Npt Blvd, Cll. mauaire. Uc'd NBAPP' ..,_.IG ... ,_ -· TS4-217$. ~CstHwj 675-6)00 ~9AM-IPM. WALKER•LEE ~E. (7t4)MM4CM. Gl·21mor0.C. Pound only.Steve Hl-2111 ------,... ""-.... --·· -·····~-....... ·----- 1. I, !~ f --..... .,.__..----.;;iiiiii ........... -~,-·..,. ..... ,_ I utu UIO •A ~w= & Mllp W..e.4 7 t 00 Miltp W..t.4 7100 HHp W..t9d 7100 ......._. W ....... 1 -.. ••-a••••••••••a• "1u _. ,_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• •••• ._.... 7t 00 F(l!My July 2S 1980 O"''LV PILO.., na ... • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • _,.... -..&.:o'.-.;."".=~· .;.;.;;;;:.. ________ ..,!:::"':!:.!..:::.!~'.:... ·~·!!:E• ft& LAW at'*-1 ,._. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • . , . ......,. --.wwdo~t.b.la" ... W-.4. 7011 ADV •. WIC. UOO~KEf.I ~.f< Full Clcriral COO K n eeded f o r ._..,.W..e.4 7100 twpW..tM 7100,..._..W~ 7100 ........ Coofld•ntla1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Elqllr'd 1at.pc.onon ror "h•r••· Off' m11r (or CATALOG c&.UIC Nt<wport &ach 11nd Lona ............................................... ;::?: •••••••••••••••••• DYii. p 0 Boa :u.a. SICY'StJ•AYAIL pl. Bch firm w •Int c 1• firm Pia call lmmed o pen1nte Wtlh Beac~ R u1t y Pellun ~crow Stcrtl&r)', u ~ ...................... ..,..~ rita.~ Ptr romm 1trur turf Con 0111_1 _ __ _ l l"Vlnt ba\ed dltltnbutor Appl)' dally bttwHo 3 5 penmce necesa&t)'. Call J le or F Ul«DflOlal')' t.n Mr Ot~on GU._, 1-Typln& •do key up nrc PM M ary, 840-1031. •• JO!»• otf'd o c --100«1(_... C\S&U)' Full t•~ Mon fl We 1'6 SNIUTUA.LREAOINGS area In\ 1k~11. Lo Analylt Suc<'CH(ul In l::xpe.r f lllOIM .. ~ c tbru thN ""I 8 ~ '"·II J l '·--------1Fac1alisl -~eel ror R• .. 1 ..._. lhlU U l•) t•t·IT•\ we1•-nt <'on "ll~nt fl""'nr 1"I ,. .. ,.orla f"r ,_..,,,.J,'n, .... an a '' IK:1'U .... Mpa\ f\U.b' Ut-'d 111 l • • ... , .. .. .... .. , .. v ,_,........ COUMS&oa salon with or without BOSSHARD & Company of Zurich and .. ,.. or 02-11CD4 1m er1 )'De t a n)tameJ "apt-nt'nr('(l u '" manut1l1urc-n' a11ent" -Small f endl following. Start lm· New t B h Ca.U.O ltHI, ao l.u\•Ma& lalll Rt J>IY In run tnC«oo• drl Mar Muat Clerlc3l Miaturc , n nel age~cy le~~'_ mediately. &45-4193. Ask cor eac wish to employ _a-_________ T.,,. ••••• •or•••• '"""'• Cullin .._ be fanllh•• w'"'"""''" ""'"""""' otuc. .. non •hu d In dividu al• torGlftl•r o<!laodl. Jew~.ers c~pable of fabrication of • KHMttbl WnUnlf1')'1•· 581San~•t Or Nu ~1mnat.ull'11rn com11ut.-r 'lbun. &hru Sun. Mesa w/prev1oua aaency ~·· --~--__;,_..:.;_ __ , excatmg designs in 18 Kt. gold. llUt't'lll'( ....... )'~l«'mll 7141769 1 1~0. Vr~ Coov ll<*P· 661 per. Can apeclahze 1r Factory trainee. GoOd The worksh · od •II._ r" rn~ ~uy a<'~ Ana w erlnl( SrrvH" l.l()lk;a278.l'dM ,~ CentetSt.Coela Mesa . preferred. C•ll Rlt • pay in plastic adhesive · d ~p lS m ern and well a. pampered wn" • nat.o Jed .. sm ()sH'ra1or for IJ•>'llml' --~. coasut Person' co. u:n Monrovia Ave. equippe . situated in Irvine and peraon.a I u la&10 K .... W..e.4 7100 tun 228 f'un.t ·(ro11r 1, IOOllUIPll/Gn nel Aa~y. 2790 Harbor N.B. salary !s judged by ability. :::-:rt: \! °'~~~ ........ ............ ... IA&un• 1»1wh Of~ C&tric.ail EM . CM •·F\---------1 Phone Cor appointment Califon\• J acwa''· ~URf'ortUble A f<(.'tl1 Tf.C1'U IC/\I. ~l.llhJ\ bkkpll1•"&""r In Marketing/Sales NEVERAFEE leOerit.geoeraJ offlce. Mr.Allert 71 .. L41 "3lt ~ ett'. ()pro tO.m ~lcffper Ut-:SION 'R OHAl"TS ' \I '"" , A /P fashion Jslnd invest Typing required for pro-.,,_-.. ~ ~ ..-v -v .. m. 1 daya a wffk.. v 1 , nt.-ded b) lilndt.u lf' 1-.nowll•lhl 10 kt•y by t)rm Expanding. Xlnt motional pw-poses. H.S. ~~ aa/M.C. AU&nl.11 u~allh anlhttrnural p1annl~.i MAN, for "'"'1 '' phmillnlC tvui·h. 1u·,·ur.tte l}'PISt. cur~r opply m aC't1ve Dal HJLP. g rad . F a r 01 e r 5 Spa, 2113 Harbor Bh-d, flrro t-'ull llm\', w l & lnlt<r10r d e.,1wo firm un utclni:. 11d wifiKurci.. i;aies env1r. Will handle P /tlme.Apply wkdys bef I ns ur ance Group, eo.ta MeH ~$433 ll.r 2 ) r a. r 'por ui 1111 •P~r1 aluln11 111 1 om h~h\ phl>ncb Jn TUil\u1 Ute acctg. runct1ol'ls & U AM onJ y. Calif Wine 540-4100. E .O.E. 101 Ulla ad for ) Ollt dt·n t"iil ~kilb for ittnt<ral n~ncu11 uh bhilt mt 11n ,·11.U ~ 7300 _ __ hcenstng ass11tn Non M er c h a o t s . 2 3 5 91"" --1-e-C-le_r_k_"'"'--l-IT_i_m_e_. sperial1•Jl t1fflrl' bO c."k up ('all µ.ro\~m<lll\t' ,\n h1tH "moker p ref Ca ll . Rocldle)d El Tor o . .., rw ,.,onn gilJ )l2'1> t.ul'lll dnlflln~ & d1•1t1~n lbtlkkt"CJJ.11na 640 0123 83()..6250 a I p h a b e t 1 c a I & ACCOU-~ ... ~ t'JLpcrn~.try ~ 2!1()4 "'-..... lay CW. Jt '!!!!'!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~I numerical f1IC$. Lite typ-"'""'"' ROWWriMF Deliver y Driver, F IT. ang, slUUs helpCw. Xlnt Shlrult'l'~t: Cue.t. C'redll ._ ........... Wonted lluukkt<eptH P;n roll Cl.Bltn l I Stott. MF Busy Irv flower t>eg.uirung pQS1t1on. room lmPt•xp Groom for L't>n Appl)' itt l'ac1flr ll~nd) hill llme Mun F r i. UPM-7AM . F'ull P lime shop Gd knowledge of for advancement Con· -ll"!!!llllmll!lll!lll----•l 'rulh!t CuUerlnc 1~W 17th St II 30 5 £' M It e J v y t17S Paular1no <;M Or ange County fl Irv lad. Sandy 641·9247 Ext. ...... C PJ•p ~ •Ul&-·l" .. ~!llfrll!l»!ll1& ... ----l 1i.t>roll. tax returru.. in 751-4&2 area Call 752 1780. 218. ASttb...OlliUIS Previous expe r req'd CLERK/TYPIST Del.tvery Helper w•nted GASATIEN0Al'li1 ESCORTS h o u i. e co m p u t e r 3'Hn 84l-OUIO OtEClTf'l\'\;~ ,_..... ~ l'le4Se l'Jll for ,tppt · Typi.stneededtormvoic· for Furniture Store Expr'd ,lullt.une. c.a.tc~ filDIVKU lONeedtd""""d. 60 73!>8 . Mon ·l'·r 1 rng. bills of Jading. in· Week vant>s from~ Apply mpersoo. Ma./MCfflN 2700 W C11l Hwy, ll23U t.o work In Irvine area II »5PM su.rance forms, pW't'hase hrs. S3 50 lo start. In· fashion lslaod Teu co wport Beach 631 7766 ~lt'ClrlC'sl assembler,, ti -----orders. quotes. some let· qw~ U\ person al 1931 lBOOJamboree Rei NB rros to l )rextx•r on r<.; &okkecp1ng Ass1stuol ters . Accuracy a must Newport Blvd. C M. GetBt.AL OfftCI H.un!Jngtoo Bea(.h area Sm office . lnvo1c1ng. l) ping. phone contact w/customers. 847·3563 Dental Ass istant Part Tune. £1tp'd . RDA prd. Sal Ope n ~I Tor o *FOXY LADY* ACCTG BKPNG board Soldenn.:. color w !>troo~ A P ell · Ca ll Mrs . Coplan 'IUesdaythruSaturday Otn'CALLONLV TEMPORARY codl':t & blun>nnt:<. 1J1•ne11ce. for urban de· 559-6901. IMS Equip· * 97~l IJI * ~gister tCJday to work salary open Call now. :.1.:11f11m.1rvme Salary menl. 2805 Barranca __ _;_.:....::;:~..:...:::..=-_:__1 oo vanous aC'counti.ng & ti."k for Bnu11 Ot l>eb l'o mmcni.orute w H"'" Rd . Irvine E.0.E SX)-1130 bookkeep111 14 .tssign l'arell' pcnenl'l'. btorteCtts Send ------- RRST men~. Work close to resumes to PRll. 18012 CLERK/TYPIST LADY your h ome t'1gure Skypark c 1rdc. lrvint'. Purchasing Dt>pt needs ----Gmeral lsCOf't • Modtl1 C.1erk:. to Senaor Arcoun-Sl'INICrS.INC. !tl714 mature 1>awn ~· J l' Dt.•ntal A1''11Slant. r ha1r Pl.UMIYS HR.Pal WUI train S200 wk start Open 8a m -8pm 9% 84 ll Housekeep e r. P IT needed for N 8 hom e must be mal\l.re, u p , ret necessary. 645-3933. LIGAL SEC'Y . N. B. law firm seeks mature sec'y wllh mag card ex per. Type 70 wpm min. Dictaphone exper. Howiebeper/bve-ln , pr\11 Fran. 851·1300. rm + sal. Wllendll off Legal Secretary. Growing Must own car. 2 ch11dre1 Real Estate hhgation 5&A. 552-281• hnn In Newport Center Housekeeper & compa ruon for okSer lady ' p rr ~-Ask foe Maggie. seeks exp. em cienl. & e n ergetic L e ga l Secretary. Shorthand, dlrtaphooe. le xlnt typmg HOUSIP ilEMT slulls a musL Xln\ salary Needed m res1den« wltt de Pe n d i n g u p o n 3 to 6 development.ti) qualifications & up. disabled young men. Al Good beoefit.s. 64().4l960. _ tracuve Orange Count) Ute delivery & stock neigh borhood. Room worit. Alsooppt for train. board. transportat.Joo ex ID)( ln lite clencal work. pen.ses with salary Pa Both female & male ap- uentt, understandtng , 4 pllca n ts w e lcom e . behavior mo<11flcatio1 AutomoUve Supply Co. helpful CJll Su ttor L'i22Newport Blvd, CM Fou.ndAt lion 714 84-0 25-4 7 PO Box 11444 SA (;JI LOAN REP. 9'2711 Amb1Uous person needed • P..ty Dmte~. tant;. nl·t>ded throu~hout --c urate ty p1oi:i. s k ills. ''de, eitp or r~ent grad Ora.ll)!l'Counl) lrvme752-6666 J-:O f-:M F ---------i:ood w numbl•r,,, 4 da>s wk Xlnt wrkl..nll * 972· 1345 * _ _ _ B()()l(KEEPER f /C pleasant phone lMa1lt-d rond Gen pract1t l' W11 INSURANCE "'!!!!!!M!!!C!!!!&!!!V!!!i!!!sa!!!!A!!!c!!!ce!!!p!!!t!ed!!!!!!~I /\ut o Bod Y H l' µa 1 r l-'ash1011 tsland '"''t'Sl · work 111 happ) :.umiund B<"h 4ll4 2517, 67~ 7070 OFFICE WORK $180 ;;; RO&EtlTllALF'& Person. Busy s hop, oood n•'nt£1rm. t:;xl·clhmlop rng:. w s mall i:ro .. •tnl( l'Vd W1Ulr•1n tl80lostart '8otSIONTECH. '" this area to broker rroblle ho~ loans Xlnt compensa tion. Call Mr C.n.sp 1-tl001742-L930. "' portun1 t y .. :xper & t•o mp:tnr Xlnl ro -----()pen8am·9pm 9'X>-S41J Will train Heavy detail accounlOllllK ini.urance work t:;x matunty required. C:all b£>nl'f•ll. C.ill lni: --(1gUl'E"> t)p1ni.: Ole exp Maids wanted Seathff COVER GIRL ~"'tft" perienced only. S.tn 64()-0123 6-$5 3003 Ul·nla l rt'('l•pt10n1 ~t required Excel l Motel. 1661 South Coast Oemenle.49'l·0362. ~~~-----------------nt>t•ded. 4 5 da)s pt·r DttJVBSS200Wk benef1l5 Newport Ct r !!wy,494_-4892 __ . ___ _ * OUTCAU * 2333No Broadway - ----------week for beaut lak~1de WiUtramtruck dnvers t-,OE Call . Mrs. L>uduk 953-0778 MC/VlSA 11200. Coldwell Banker Aut.ormUve Mechanics Bui.y 1ovest ml'nl firm Cl k T . t .,pec1alt) office Must 'be OpenlUm·8pm 995-3413 644 74S4 )tauitenance man-helper Bldg.' Santa Ana Mechanic Helper, with we ks reccpl1on1sl for er yp1s able tu hand It> all aspec~ for apt rompleit ID 0 ~1 -- I I 1, I I .,.__...._ ..... ESCORTS 17141 US.41 Ol """'tool>. ,,.,.,,. •"""'" & 1n"yp tntomhn< """""" ;, n! front d t>k "'''" ~nm Gu•d• r.. lntmor londmp>n< '° "''""" •!_se_m!._f!t2 ~3 •953 .• .a.a 73 • FREE PARKlNG 714 644 6755 mg Call ~9880. ask now jf31lahl1• '" the open You nan* rt. I II C.~neral orflN' vanou.s lull u~. Or Cly r\l' Mana~e s m .. estab half •• '!!!!l'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'IAUTOMOTT 'E furC.:he,.,.I l£~aJDepartment uftht• p<1y i t. ~ed i c al ' t::<p pref~rred C al ho H AJW 0 \ . ., lJ 1 p 1 , duties. w 1 reC"Pll~n1-t .. ,, .... 2 .............. lPu. i.1ze s P 1n H. Eittll· ays pen • • ----at \ ~2.t .J..l'"~I ,,~ lnL .. r .. .., .... _ ...... n <;ll\i -·-----' -~ ~ .,._ """' .... A b f n '' = ~ -,..=;:-.: ~ "-ADMIM'. A$StSl ~ -g=:>09t~ ~ -cJdtlitr~"' II' r I .. rrc-e-.:r'~Tl-" t -:;u'"....,_.._..Q ~ .... ~-'f.:>l~-~-u .. ~ •!.,;& '>~~ f#~ __ ,_4 __ _. ____ ~ .... .!-"l:"'~---e....~iv~~.2!• e~ll ~"~--.. ""·II t & ... non smoker 847~ ~n .. u ra te w exp t:r ma_·•tur_e ~o_mao 894-6232_ IHSURA .. CE ru 1me <'ompan' ,\~ubs1diary of 1-: F Hut m•t-t•'>san . Gcn,•ral of· 1·--------•I -Part lime . .t d ays wk benefits Pickup & de t on •~ cu rrl·nlh in lite l''(µ.:nl'f\C\' & hght --~-·_9661 • MA .. AGEMEHT I l.1 Cllarlies Angels T)PlnR 60 ss Exp re· h_\'ery. :dust ha\L' \Jhd tef\ 1ew1 ng qualaf1t·d l~ping s k1lb rcqu1rl'J Defttd. P..tti,.. lmmed full ttmt> da> quired Newport Ctr Cahf. dnvt>r " hccn~e & Jl'?r--Ol\S mteresh din the T~pin~ t<•!ot .. 111 t>t-. Jd· Clerk l)p1st. gd l) ping Generol Offi« INVENTORY l'O'lllon 3\ allabll' f<1r EOE Call Mrs. Dudzik. excellent dn,mg recurd r1cld of financial plan m1ru~len'lulls. attl'rlllon 10 detail 0 1Rgre!>'>1\e 1nd1v1dual S44-74S4 <;ontacl J er r) in our run.: Full or part l•ml' llt'tt'S!>ary fo r o<'<'3!>1111wl I!. dental e1tp requin~ t:xr1t1nii: opportun tl) COUNTERS ll.tth gd pcr.,onaht:io *Dutcall* --Sen 1 ce Dept. -.1S.OOO·Sl8.000 part lime lucal dn,·1ng W1· offer Apro:umately 16 hrs per "'·1th rapidly ~rowrnit ~ary start'> from S9UO ROYCARVER i''ull time . unllmllt•d eq:ellent n 1mpJn\' week . morntnR.., Hunt loud ~f\lce brokt'r for t 11 SJ 000 PH m onth ROLLS ROYCE !112-2712 _ bt•m•f1Ls which includl' 111gton Beach. 842-663! m .l tu r l' I.It• r ''' n ..,.. bent'f1t' AJ?e 18 or 642·3812 ADMIM. ASSIST ----m ed ical & dt'ntal in -_ _ _ Re.Poll.'lblhlle. f ol•frr r an apµlv da1I) '714) 640.6444 • p dt>rtalon1i:. l1h• t\. pin..: f1I '"'Rl:>ler O<•V. nr "P£'l'1al after 51'\1 /\'k (or Jc•an <AH ENT l';R~ for re :.urance & credit union DtSTRICT MANAGER 1hn "t' llJ) '"'enl•1n iot. "6 ... •· L • 'lldential remodel. :\tust Salary 1s commensurate 000 mg, & l'ustomer <'Ontatl or , .. a ry ... <· "' ,;d ~ MC/Yir~ Invest firm Newport "!~~~~!hJll~~~-I Ht·a<'h expandmg. Asst. $13. a yt>ar start.lnR Ni ce:-en\trl•nmt-nl i'Jl, >II. Jnd k2 Full Plua,4t0 t-: 17th.CM know lrume & fin ish w eitpenem:I.' For jP· '>Ulury 10 n ew-.pape r OranR<' County .,.,.....,..rt l1rfll' hour' < illl for ;.,., _ to Dir. Sales needed. Re· Auto route, afternouns. * IMT'L MASSAGE *' qwrei. strong clencul & avail. in Lagw1a He h & Jacuui • Sauna adm1n bkgrd. Good Laguna N1g. Cor The Nit OC AIRPORT :-.kilb, shorthand. lyprng Register newspaper. Ex 4301 Birch-NB"~"""""' &exper. Xlnl. growth op· per. not required but an ,,..., ... c.,.. ply. Non-::.moker pref. l1·2amacrossSberaton call ·640-0l.23 economical car 1s a mu.st. Earn $500 pr mo White males,23 tc 26,seek l~~"!!~!!ll~~!!!!!~~I + bo nus . Call Mr ma sc m en . R 1 c k : AdJ1llDJstrauve Secretary Emsley. 951-7113 673-5623, Scott : 673·5772. to Laguna Beach Schools ----- Lose weight now! 10 29 lb' Business Mgr. Reqw res BABYSITTER for infant. a mo. Guara nteed. Call 3 ~ r ~. ex pt> r , t, p begm Sept. Our home or Sandy S40-737S. ing 60wpm. s horthand yours. Refs 775· 1315 110wpm Sl ,019-Sl.238 BABYSJTIER Mon-Fri 9 ~ t-: 0 . E 4S4·~·--to 5:30. for l yr old. l:all 645-8016 aft 5:30PM ADMIMISTRA TIYE 1:-. x p . & qua I 1 t v µoin tment pleai.e rail c1rculat1on Must have ·-.... !>IJ:nl"Jll'nt tod;H · workmani.h1p a must. 642-<1321 ext277. dependable auto & eo)Oy area. 75l·!>i4J 631 2004 ~Coast "'orkini; out of doors . Daily Piiot OperunJt ID So Orange CASH l ER· Hou:.ewa res sales. apply in person Crown Ha rdware, 31Q7 E Coi,tstHwy,CdM. 330W. BayStrl't't Co Contact Larey lmoe (;ostu Mesa. CA 92626 11AM-8PM. Herald t:Jt. EqualOpporturuty ammer.~I 2284 ___ _ Employer D 0 N U T 8 A K E R ~!1!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!1!~!'!!!!!!'!!!!!~ W A:.'1TED Exp M & M Donuts. M1ss1on V1e10 ~153. GIMBAL OfftCE Gd. typing skills. work vaned E~ronlcs C1rm Adv~ Kmeucs. 1231 V1cton•. C:-.t . 640-7165 EOE Gtnera I ma 1n tena net· man. experienced 1n CASHIERS :-.:eeded Sept 2nd-19th Part tune & full tune pos1uoas. days & eves. at Orange Coast Colletze Book :.tore. Call J ean ~5896 COLLECTOR i---------·I painting. d~~all lite plumbing Call631 i22i ORIYBS 557-0045 ASSISTANT Bat>ys1Uer, Mon -Fri S.3 C TELEPHONE COLLECTOR Gtn. Ore. Asst. Print ~-depeDdable. ~ hr ~2.1.33. e\•f'S 551 5619 JANITOttS MERCEDEZ *ESCORTS* 751-0537 24 hrs. My Jrv.(Dcedield > ashier for self-service hometyours Beg Sept. 2 comp.uten zed 1tasstal1on children S5l·0874 1~ Laguna Hills area. GUARDS \lil~a~~~~ork Now HlMJt _____ .::._._· __ l.:311 'between iam 3pm. Man.a gc me nl lfflfEs~ Offk•MmtaCJ"" Large expanding com· p3nV IS Sl'ek1n g In· d1v11lual<; who posses!> maoaicemenl skills ID re· al estate Per..c>n.'> we an• IOOJ(lng ror, poss1bl) manaitin~ an office now Ot have the t'Xpenenr~ and dc-;are to become .a manager License re quired All repllt'!> held 1n l!lncl conftdl'nCe PO Box SSO. <'O Daily P1loL PO Ho x 1560. Co!>lil ~esa. Ca ---------~ICURJST ~ood loca· lion. xlnt .. orkmg rooch Jne t'o rre l!le r LTD. ~5..110 ------- ,.. ..... Set'Ykff 5 3 60 Busy real estate com · pany needl. efficient well orgaruzed personable in· d1vidual lo assist Vice P're<.1dent Ouues include property mana~ement s. book· kt-cpin~. & gcn'I ofhce a'>Sl~tanrc Babys itt er n eeded . 586 7481 Ask for R1ch weekdays, Mon-Fri. 1n --------- MM;...., of I y..-ex· perienc• ;., telephOM colledion work re· quirM Solary COM- mensurate with ex· Men or women 25 yrs oc older . Know the coaat cit.Jes. Net SUIO a week or mor e . Orange Coast Yellow Cab. 17300 Ml Herrmann . t"ounta 1n Vall<'). ! No of Sloter betwn N e who p e & EoclJdl f'ull & part lime. All llunlm~un Be:>th 3rea a rea s . Un1r o rm ' Janitor-. SJ!t() hr. W.i:1. furnished. J\~e' '.!I or ~ S4 20 hr ~Pl'n ,..,0r over. Reured lllelcome ,alan open fo'or 1;i II'<> t>xpPnence n•'< App 1onnat100 & appl11 at1on. MANICURIST fL.ic'd Full or part u me to work at Beaut1f1r•3t1on Cf'Tltf'r 1n South Coa't PlatJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. FREE PrecJnancy TestincJ ABORTION Call Lynne Scherer for 10terv1ew btwn 8am & !>pm· 5.J&-3347 ---------- •GtMral IAslffpl or LocGI Aanthnia •Low FM tltdudff liet GR t::EN cash for WHIT!!: l'lephants w1lh a Class1fit'd Ad Ca II 642 567R La T.sh, C~h19. Slrcllrf, MedicatiOftS ..trol ... Opbcn .CnnelhtcJ & Refe,.. ,. ---------.. •Med i-Col Ii lwwwceACC~ •Co1tfide•tiol & PwlOMICan. I •ITH COKT'lOL I STIUJ%.ATIOM For irlfoa 1Wtioft or '""" ' ::· .,,. ........ , CALIFORNIA I nEGNANCY t COUNSB.ING t SB VIC LINC. I APCARE I NEWPORT ' IEACH 752-0053 SAMTAAMA 972-3104 H•twnlsp•ol ~-- DOING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME? II ~ou llave 111a\ !lied your new Flc1i11ous 8u11ne1s Nam• •nd have no\ ye1 submitted II lor publ1c.111on, please don't forgel 11111 the 111T11lal1on •• JO O•)'• from dale ol filing. The DAILY PILOT w ill publl•h your a11tement for S31 SO , Ou r c:irculalion Includes Ille enl"e Orange Co1a1 •••• and legal nollc.• •PP••• tn all edition1. In order lo 1ubmll your s t atemen t lor publlcatlon aend appropriate copy end a check to lHE DAILY PILOT. P.O. 8o• 1560, Coall a.. ... CA 92$29. We'll do tll• ratt. For lnlormellon abOllt 1,9al adnr11slng pleaN cell "42·4321 E.rt. m. You may req~t our ad-answering llfvic8 when placing your od ... o Doily Pik>t ad number will oppeor in yew ad . .. we will t* YCAlf messages ... you coll in at your c:onvenienc» to get the ~ to vc-x od •. ' this aeM:e is only SS JS week. For more infamotion and to pace ywr ad coll 6&2-5671. ' . my home •• for 2 i;:1rls. ages !> & ~. Must be libh· to ~tart Wed, July 2.3 Mu st h ave o w n CASHIERS t rans portation & re u TOTEM ference:;. Wood br1dJ?l' area. Irv Call Ginnu'. 6-\2-5678. ext 321, day~. S52·047l l'VC!> Baok111g MAHKETI: For 2nd & 3rd Shifts \\c promote to mana~l" mmt & superv1s1on from within WANT A CAREER? perience. COtdad Don 1--.----~~--- Ele<troruc T«h for Com· I~ Universal Prot1~ct1on .. Tlh' Por-.hia le;...lndl!r Koy. NATIONAL EDUCATION CREDIT CORPORATION 200 McConnlck Costa MHO. Calif. (7 I 4l 549-9500 pute r ,\e rospat·e As· Service . 1226 W ~th Co 1• o Ho'( :q\26. __ __ _ __ _ '-l'm bly , Gl'neral Stl"f'Cl. Santa An11 In J' ........ ~·nJ C.\ '11107, nr \tamr unst. p 1tame. Ex V11J.t..:e 556-7136 Knowh..'<iite of JOb ~hop lt>f''-1 l'W hours 912 & l ·-1 cJll :>IJ 7!1~ lJ:!63. or rlu,1\·e s ma ll shop 1n operattons requ1 rl'd ~00 lhru f'ri 213 &:II J:!IS N 8 1">46·3-1_:,<). 673·1219 Teletrontc Labs. 118. Hairdrt.>S,er. up Some ------8911661 _____ following prefern.>d. ~ J~ITOtlS 'fed1r al lab ne ed~ B. "'-"'. T"'-"'H. man I c u r Is t f o r p 'time evl''> New port l>ecrt"tary 'receptionist EV '""" Costa Mesa are:i Ml•n. for d1ven.1f1l•d pos111on \1pportun1ly to work near t>'tabll~hed bus in<'!>S. -.'Omen. rouple<; Mui.t be ~I at u r c p e r s 0 n . b l' a r h Te ~ t . CaU Sand) ~;;.728() or O\t>r 1.8 )r' old & L'S r espon<;1ble /eH1c1ent troubleshoot. & repair ~l576eves Cll1U'tl Call 6-4().4411. 3 Husy phone,,. good Call \714) 496-9076 Southwest Bank, [,a~una Beach , rl'qu 1re!. ex penenced Bank Teller:.. Up to $775 •mo We alw Equal oppurtunit~ require a Bran('h ~--'!~~~-'!~~ emplo}'er ~f f quJhty marine power to 4 JOP~. ~on. lhru t)p1:.t Pleasant workin~ 'up p I 1 e i.. batt e r y Halrstyl.tst.s & ~anucunst f'n <'OO<IJt1ons. Non-smoker chargers. & inverters. w311ted m ... V area t;x Meda·al ba ckground Secrelan & Gen<'ral -~~~~~~~~~ Bookket'per Conta<'l CHURCH OFFICE -:: Expcr. m m:lrlne elec· per onl) Some follow1ni: LANDSCAPING helpful 494-0701 trorucs or power supplies l'l'Qwred Call 842 6011> ---- Joan Go rl' · 4!J7 1771 General OfCtce. Meet E O E. Public & ru.:.isl Clergy & Stair StH, & Typin~ Bankmg COINMrciol T~ .... Cash1er1ng experience would be h£>1pful. Uruted Cahfom1a Bank 309 MamSt Huntington Beach 536-8811 EOE Fu.II or P 1T. Ideal lor the nght pel'S<>n Sal negot1a ble Health & Dental HeneftlS EOE /\ppl) ID person Mon-f'r1 9·12 St Ma r y's Episcopal Olurch 428 Park Aven. Laguna Beach --------CLERICAL Bank mg * LOAM SECRETARY Excitin g career Op· portlUlity for individual with good shorthand and typing skills. Prior ex· perie n c e i n Joan docume ntation pre · ferred. Attractive com· pensaUon and benefits . Please contact : ART BAYL1$ (714) 540-5300 SOJTH COAST BANK An Independent Bank 8t9Sunflower Ave. Costa Mesa, Ca. Equal Opp Emplyr M/F Beauty Saloo bas stalloo for rent. With clientele only. 494-1800 Boat Carpenter. mature penon. HP in lop quality jolnery. Sam L . Mone 0o.~1M3. BOATS. Rl11tn1 com· pay oeeda qw. at.ore peNODael. lluat know marine hardware ft rt I· One. 2 or more yna eitp. neceuatY. P&eae apply al Pacific Rlllinl Com· pany, JdO West Coatl lllltnraY. NB.631,21&1. BOOKKEEPER Full c h a r ae f o r Huntlnaton Bea ch wholesaler. Call S46-t316 for Interview apPt. ~,.,. ... ....... NATIDllAL EBATill COIPllUTill 4400 c • & .,..,. ... .,.,. .... c. •1660 f.Quat Opportunity £mployer M/f' • Sell wltb EA.SE! lfatBREEZE a...11\ad Ada 642·5'11 COMPANION Cook & a plu,,. Call~.,.,...., for d~ 968-2056 e.,,~ ~k General maintenance, :.f cd1cal front o ff•<'~ --. indoor plants . Exper. J hte household duties _!.Ppl ror Mary nee Excel. benehts. n-1 ne. e'Cperienced Lave in or out. Salan. ~ good typist. familiar nds car. 5 day week. ELECTRICIA.'I H1\.~DYMA...,.-Cleanup 6 ---------1 w ins urance forms. 49~ F.xpenen{'('(i elet"lnc1an hr.. per week. Hunt. Laundromat Resp<>n~1ble 8 30·5 daily. pleasant. needed urgent I> by Hunt B c h Flex . h o urs per.son. part ume, Jtood likes people. interested C 0 M P A N I 0 N I uigton Beach City !khool ~I. Rob pa) 673 1~ N 8 Ul ta.Jong charge of front HOUSEKE EPER f o r Olslnct $1172Sl4SS pr ofhre,call551·SS(MJ e lderly l ady for 6 8 m> depending on up HAROWARF. SALES fuJI ---------1---------.-weclts Malure. pleasant. Apply 73.S 14th St. llB. Ph & part lime. Apply ln LAUMDltY MB>ICAL RECEl'T. references Separ ate 5.16-~l person· Rion Hard~are. SUPERVISOR Fash.too Island. 3-4 days rt W l t d ----------1 1024 I rvi n e Ave , perwk 644·1025 qua ers . n e o a • E:xc.?ll~t can!er Po\en· ::713 CtO Daily Pilot P.O. E)lg.meennf( Dcslgnrr tWestcllH Plata I, NB tlal apporturuty for rel.la· MEDICAL BoxL560,CMCA92626 MECHAN ICAL lblpitals ble p e r so n with a Office m a nager type &ELECTRlCAL knowledge of laundrv needed w t heavy In· COMPtrrER PROGRAM· t:."GJNEERlNG Medical Transc r1bt>r mac hines. supervlsorv sur:>nce & in house com- M ER < EN E R G Y DESJGNERS WANTED: wiexper. Day shift. f'ull skills. & b1 hn~ual ab1hty puter S)'Slems exper. for AN ALYS I S AN D Laguna Beach Engineer· tune. Xlot. benefits preferred. Enjoy out· ~Y Urolof(y ofo Call DES IGN! WANTED: ing Firm. Design Ex-Costa Mesa Me morial standi ng co mpany Aon,847·6004 Lag ·-a Beach Eno'1n~"r· · JiosnilaJ, 642-2734 or apn. benefits, includJng a free I-~~-.:.::..:...:..----.... " = penence A Must. Degree ,.. r meal ~r h Cl A I ing Firm. Permanent Prefe rred. Computer ly lo person. 301 Vlcton a Mon · 9s 1 · l\PP Y When you call O assified Full Ti Co I . St c M .• I . AM to Noon, topl d ' me. mpel tive Experience o r Educa· · · . Personnel ace an a . 1ou re as- Sal ary & Bene fits. lion A Plus. Pennaneot. Hospitals MAlllOTTHOTEL sur ed of a friendly Degree Or Expenence Full Time Challengmg Cardiopulmonary Dept. 900Newport Cir Dr. welcome a~ help in Required. Engineenng Position Working For n eeds 1 ce r t If ' e d Newport Beach wording you/ ad for best Background A Big P lus. R e g 1 s t e r e d respiratory tech. Par1 l!!!!Eq!!!!!!ual!!!!!!Op!!!!p!!!E!!!m!!!p!!!l.y!r!!!M!!!!!!/!!!f.!L~re~s~p~o~n-se~.-C_a_ll_N_o_w_! Cal l V 1r gln 1a At : Proress 1on als . Com-· N 1>'2·:i678 7 .... .,.,. ti me . ighl s hift L•'"MCio-uTHOGRAPHll ~ 714-.........,11. p et1t1ve Sal a r y & R esp 1 rat o r y COOK Benefits Call V1rgin1a therapis ts /P e r Diem Al 714·7~11. Pool. All s hifts. Costa Dietary Supervis or .•----------• Con v . H o s p . N 8 . Trade your old stulC for M e 5 a M e m 0 r 1 a · Outs tanding bene rlts . new g oodies with a Hospit.t.642-2734orapp 64,2-8044. Classified ad. 642·S67S ly in person: 301 Viet on a St.C.M. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN (field Service) Medical equipment manufacturer of electro·mechanieal equipment n eed s experienced service technician for in-house field service. Needs to be neat appearlng -personable to repair equlpment & personable to repair equipment e l ectron ic t est equipment n~cessary. Near Orange County airport. 951-1071 IOJ .,_Dr, C ... ..._. ' --·- HospH&ls I Radl<*>gy Technician Part time. Day shift Xlnt. benefits. Cost• Me sa Memor ia . lbpltal, Mi.2'13' or •PP ty in penoo. 301 Victoria St.C.M. Hotel Nlpt Auditor. tit perienced. perm. PoSI don at Aliso Crttk lnn 31109 Coast Hwy, So La11111a. 499·2271 fo1 appl. U you want yow adve.1'\b · lAI messaae \O reach mort people 1\ tower coat. Claulfted la the 'llt.'J to Co! Call Now! &Q..5878 ·--- ELECT~:~~~ ~~ly~mpony ~::. ' d edicated 10 prov1d1nl maskm11k1ng 9<1ulpmen1. services. a~ waveflmag1ng systems 10 the sem1-condf tor Industry A m1cro·hthogr•p~er Senior II must expertly operate al lcro·l1 thography equipment and chem al processing. and must be femlllar wit • logic of machine aott wwe Candld•t ust have the ability to evaluate his own k and that of others. In addlllon to~u excellent Nlarles. 'Ne otter a comp11 Ive benefits package convtntent subur IOQallon. and e greet work environ nt within a growing .. ...... ion. r..: .. re:,~'i;"· EleJ~;~;k Inc. 10t D• S.te a ... ..... NUh, C& 91164 ooc:iottunltv emptawr ~ I I I • PJ• ~LYN.OT .-.w..e.4 1100 ..... w-..M 11oo fcs f=A ,........ 1oso 1o...o~s• 1055 G s. 1055 ••••••••• •••••• •••••••• ~~~T •••••• ••• •••••••••• ii .. IOJO •••••••• ••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• arege -·--....•••...................•....... .._Wds• 11tl WmiM 11M HllpW9111H 1t00 SecntarJ •·t Tbrl•lvehlAlftlR\ I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71\»0l• Sl25 CARAQE SAL"' ft• 2i.---a•-lriple .. ~--e._..••••--••••••• ·-.......................................... Sa1" !Sc-t'ttl&r)' wlth • c..9 a I e d I ~t•I °' ON u ~ 2 b 1' • e;, ~ ....... _ ... ..._, llllleel NIT COMTIO&. ~l Alde &,psrv-.or )UWtf, d)namlc com Trnel A1~ncy 1peelall1· ympwt 1 n · annc a "· S3Sea. Maanob•. CM. 1D alley. 2 antq. lnlllb. old booM, MAYTICH. aper'd . or trainee neecwd. h JI lime l au pu&er bllllnl H IU <>r tnl 'n coounerclal bu.II WN Mt•r 400mm Tel. M0-252:1 Many toys, china, Sat M , *' &a-r·•. Needed for tudy job for r11ht Good mrdJcal II drnl&l tanlut\on M\lal have n•u hat i mmediet .. ltnt ~DI0.64&-~ Movln& from Bit Cyn . lt.ema.Sat.1-S ~La, Ua.iv. Pk, 0r'i: ore 11.100 mo. rJIQI\, Profit ahana1 Ir bendltt Newport VlU.. •Inc verbal a li:Ula. ~tor e1tperlenc:ed Dott 8040 N1111t sell th.ls wbd. Dec lrvioe. wJ•ritralH.~S3LI ~ llleallb Je~ni•~w· ~ 1 t·ler1ul or e<'rtltanalea S&W Aaent Comput~r ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt.e-· lmPo ... ed 1.,111d MULTIFAMILY ---------....., aSC&PTIONIST ~.:-..:.;ca:~~ !Wl..-.nt ~~J = "~~1~1"!, ~~~l~d!:~:lj r:~~ KY.~HOND ~· AKC e·~ 1~~1ctJ~ln1 Wt, & S.. Ski ... °.:!.1~~1;.:;u!::: froel omce wilts H £ Ortt Rd A TH1e01D• •.. !W•suard Dc-etaJ Prar <kot!roua n lury ran1e Charnp •lrt M l •. Pet 11 t~. C.C.t· Sl500. H< l200 ~ Decer.H.. ecc. 963·'1842. 1'1859 1'1849 c:= S.lary Mtotl• ,.. MA I 8 ""'" U Call '114 l133,m'f a h o w • p " t P t >' . Maplllcant Marbl~ l<>p • ..... ,...... l(ltdlee Locus l a r •• VHS I .. ....,. aa.311Z2.. • PhcmtSale9 ~ nlnl CUAnl aJ>P}l<'aOorn rg, lte )-.lems _-• I 2...._ -2J3/flt7~1ftl pm dlt wd toffee tbl. -...... leten.. ... _ _. · _, .. -<'--."'., 1 .. _., :g:o ....... lc>r K I -r-c If Ji, N ~ 0 R • T 1 .. , \ d ,.... • Buln&n.1. fl'ri 5-9, Sat a.s. .... '"' ..... COO 8 HO TE E ~mary ravt n1en. w•o I' • ~ Monlb old Oreat Oanf', 4l"d 4", rare. coil: & Clotlltl•t· Ap· ---------ModeUa1. eomm'l1 • ..._ _ __. •.• I'' rf' • • • ·would "U II .. • l" "'-minimum 2 wr s ••p --••crtfi-· mo A e=-n--· ... t crib *-d--• .. r tll • N ·---·· • "' . • bl ).) tbnl lr'rl .. ... ... ~ .I ".. • ea. o...mard ml•. Male. -..... ....,. . O· , ...... UIO~ -'"'"""" • .. , ealrll. •w lll'1id llWDI mea ~ll1 W'D moo rror. lbi&O a Sttttl&O" !~:~ ... loutloo LIU ~ m J79Z ltq'-19 lampa 78M37'1. • ... _...:_.-.. PffeCo carriage-tlrOUer, fa~. •ll •1••/lJp.a. W.bn 900 ~.Ml Do yuu h11vl· wm. bo<lll ..__... rn_..,, pool filter , earaeat, -. .,. n« '6'1.-,, PRE ~HOOL Tf'lt"Ml'I Rettaurant ~•ntc n'wrtence" A~ l\ou1\ful P:n11ll1h S pr Color T. V., 3 couches. 3 & ....... .ct ... boolLa, • more . 14I12 Modello• Teaclilera • Aidolt: ArftpUftll ap Pull• part llme ht-111 In >UU ..ili.1111 to leam" l>o Tl£E PIUNEI 1n1er Spanlel. femele . dini n,g rm sets, 1 •rt fro• Mexi co PkueoCrt,lrv.SalooJ,y ......._ Mue.41p, ¥bu.I plkatloM for lu<'hinl DdJ/Uquor SI°"' 1m )lll.I ••111 '* i·otl'c-r" If •0• E1tp~r . nee. Eacel. AK<'. 1:1 mo lfunt1n1 ¥room set. rusooable. Weiter• It Cllt•rro UM . ....... • wudnbe. M11 l poa.1UOU Edwaoon or lllAS.1 V«rdo Dr C M nil :!"rb.i.ra i.\ 83.3 3014 berief1ts. ~ bocllaruw>d 644 IW 1~ .._,, Crw.W c-. W-ES-TC-Ll_f'_f'_C_ ... _R_A_G_"' be qulllted. Call ; ~,ta-.r'1 duldltood -R ... STA-Ull"NT rA RT ~u'J ~nu~oul•PPlY d ._,-~ "' .. -. pref d. Ktodt'r (art' ,.... 1.1-:."" ...... UT .... •Y ---------AKC K11rlnl(~r Sp a n lC'I Recliner II Ottoman· •ll•r & A•tltt•• L200 Dover Or. Sat.SU.O 1 ...... n-b HI u B ... .-. ..--JJPIST ,,.,., . .if'll, dil)CHll' now for lufted . brown v inyl. ,_ 4 ..... -'-9-~ NQD bTRA MONZY! ..,_ _,ac ' llJNJ few llaWi.,.hH I. 'fop MIU. e&6Cnti1l, lJl .. -.. .,. m.lortabl aJ ~ "'-F-..,.... , ________ _ Mah local telephone _'!4 2:511 ~ ...... ~,•-Ct1Ufi«'r BulfN chidln" s H , ·rrp1nl. 1>•dt up In l ate Aug. ver)'co · · e. most •u lw.t of 1u••'t ......__~ 1060 ~-.. ...... -.... ,. .. >'WI Unw. evea1n• shin Ull8 3074 ~. S300.493·2198eves. Set. & S••· 7/"'6. ~ ~y <'•lla from 1\Nr ~ fM'C'df'd for On 't)ll' •iu1blt' hn OC Gfl!l'I otrkt' Loca n . 10 wpm. E•cellcnt com • ••••••••••••••••••••••• •own home Jl, 75/br ~. Pan lime. u Alrport att• CMU Kon dt'vt:lopmt'nt C'Ompany C:oy benellta. "J:l'>' I.Ab Itel 1•ups . AKC l.st OU WaU hung waU unit. 1 /21. f-6 . ..,.... tt. Hone Trailer •·sale. Fae. 'JSl.lW _ .............. ~ :1633_ a.sPM M~ Pn ~ Good b<'ndit3 • plenaol t ...... 9 ,, _ ........ ~orr-d. new. 4 sections. 10'9" I --U&....1 • _ __. ,,_, bll. ad c:ond. Lortm ,....... ... <v worlllnll rond Submit w~n am vpm 00 ... ..,... -'"' al M .....,.... ,..,,... _..,.... ._" " upplll'ution 111 wnllng, day t.hrouah Friday A1~k 549"'°"7 \Ol ust see to apprec c I • b • l 0 t 6 z HolmwOOd. ~Cliff Dr. AN/LYN PINIOMPLAM ......... Nwpt locaUoa. Dynamic rapidly eapand!Jat t o. .... ~.::si;loa Ad· =--8 people·O ec:.r.'l. ~~r~snladed lndlv. •~mllllr.-11 .. -Med ftClt apply • .......... , J-.& o.rol ler'Ylce •D ....... caD: .... Rrt-11 Mant.1t(emeot AS.ST. MA.MAaB C u rren t o pc-n lnte w lfutUJ'tl oppty for "W"' mian'6gt.•nwul Must bt· C'nlh1.tti1U1llC 6 en,•r& Ur H 1l"kor)' P 11rUl '>, Wo tclHr Plue 642 08'1:! •lalJn& c-1tpl'ri•nc ~. for Paul Ward or Carl Cost s1eoo. will seU $950. W•••--• Dr. LCMJ. Le. Bch. 494·'1667 i.alary requirement ~. Knupp L11b Pu1>p1es.&wk.t. 7SIJ646 r--ttnuk1ldC9oodsl06S 0 R E 0 W 0 0 D 8 U R L --'----------•••••••••••••••••••••••• ~" Wnte ad no 662. 0&1 ~Cont r1·1uskr«'d Lr P11ot, v o Box 1.560. Pilot 831 o:m 'HCT~Y to,,tuMeu .Ca !12626 330 ySt~t TABLES&SLABS. r~ ~ <:~a Mesa.CA 9a>26 S1'."Tl'F.R MJX 548-1392 GARAGE SAU Carpet, 1 roll, 148 yrds S15 96 retail. S.cnfice a\ cost. S yrd. 5"31·21M8. SF:CY tRKl'R. part full lime . R E Co. CdM. Salary n('J! 67~ ~ --- SEC'Y /RECEr'T CPA firm al MacArthur Blvd & Jambore-e Rd 752 0274 ---~ ---SHOE SALES Wantetl, full or pan tune· Good Cu benefits . Futu re ms:mt poi.1tions poss1· bit.' Apply in person bet. !lam & llarn : 3077 S. Dnstol, C.!\i. • St a t 1one o S to r e in Corona del Mar need.~ ex- pr'd sales lady Full tune, 5 days XJnt work· mg rood. t:spec1ally r111e cllentele 675 1010 Equal Opportuntl) rrmalr pup~y 8 wk.s Uqwdal1ng tbmg:. we Employer Wh1te/lai1 marktn1t5 LIVUlg rm sofa. off wb1te. dOcfl need. 9·5 S.at Port -------- Kentucky 1820 Cherry HJJtch. CaJJ c1fler 5pm &W2921. ~H 8010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hefr igerator 16 c ubic Fngid.:u re S200 963-4164 17 c. f yeUow refng. No d<' live r y poss $250 E~· 1wknds 951.8SJO 15 + cu.Ct. upri ~h l freezer. Sl.50. 549-3242 Washer. dryer. ltlnt cond1· uon. $12S each. 646-5848 lntelUKt'Ol. >'rN" lo aood lwtan cott.oo. 7ft. loose dshws br. 2HP co m · homr only 15\-4840 bat'k pillows. Si2SO/bst pressor. saw guage, cir 64().«MS microwave alann, coke Upright Freeier. deslt. IL1ng·s11e bed, &love. Sears lawn edger, & misc. runuture. Nee< room. must seU. ~7225 ftofttoY• 104S mach. wall unit s & C.U~r bed. table, sofa bt(cases, misc. rum. 9S\ IJ'OUP. ~ Sat Sun. & Nc wh a 11 St., c;. M Mon a It. • 30. Ca II 64S-«tl0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• F'ttt kittens & young cata PLI::ASE II ELr 9608638 B:B-3270 --------~ C<lrpeung 3(l'Jt 1.8'. guld ph.~h. lllnl. cond SIOO ---------Giant Garaitt· sale. Mn>· 55_7_·3299 ____ _ Gn1y stnped KITTEN L':.ed Furniture Xlnt <1f'.lt 1q ues Fri-Sal Sun a........a... 1070 White <'h(''lt and booti. cood l.:ooch. chun;. end 1~ Bolsa Chica . lt.B ::.:::.~••••••••••••••• Ver y t·utr nnd offr<' tables. M agn a v ox t1ona1t" '*111 6800 • St P r(' o . C a 11 a f l Corot> and Browae lhtli •l MMEOIATEC;\Sll • 6PM 96&-al51 weekend al229SIERKS. Fo r Gold , Sd vt'r Unusual Kittens w/2 Bob c M 9-4 Something for Platinum Any kind tatl<'d. l tall blk /g HunllJ\lnon Harbor Anl1 even one rond . amount. Dann~ 54&-62191 2·2pm 5-8pm. que furn. Persian Ru~s. S48·5053 --'Ship's fig ure head . ljf),,12 llallera-. St . II B --------- i''n't' lO loving home black Federal Com er Cab. v,,. 960-1096 2 Kayak as 2 10 G e n u 1 n c 8 u r m t' s ITl31c ~hort haired kitten \or1 a n frpl, J acobPan ~·s, blk.& whl TV: Pin RUBJl!:Sonly S15 e01ch! 2 mo:. old. s:d he01llh furn, mis c hous ehold to eng & stand. mucb ~ ~ ~-9-1wms too numerous to ~· ~tt~n Medlliuocry 107l f'rcc to Rd home St menllon 84&872S REWODE Ll!llG lt\1ng ••••••;••••••-••••••• Bernard male-(;~at dLS · Cmsw ~_.._ IOSS nn set brot'ade vrlvet TRUCK S p r ay bool -~ _. • · DeV1Ub1s, 1 yr. old . JI PoSlllOTl .w ell groomed ••••••••••••••••••••••• rodter. glJ:>S t J t>les. long•l6'htghx22·widi ~ F'n/Sat. Blku. gwtar lamp e t c Huit-:.anlq ~:'er Rebuilt Stt!at f'risky Kittens nray •· Sears m owe r . radial Oak table Good CJ~t 'clea. •r, Elec:trornal 1 ' " °' Ures4J clw.ns, VJA,b.uda ~ ~ ~~'Rt t!eTfY ,_-;;_:;.,,.._ '!t»r.r..-1 ~.gnlz -~w~:--samog rugs Lrit bure.iu & -.-------- wks ~~ gear 8661 Ao<'horau. child :. de~k & much Misc.1-a.s 8081 fUreRcd SibenanHusky. HB.NewlaodYorttown more Aho ,h ow1ng •••••••••••••••••••••• I 2 Id t d c u s t o m r.po n sc a r WGG ... ~~1.a.Gc: ma c. > r.. o · o g 1-l!UJte SaJe everytluna "'-11; "' OJ home TU.: req &12 1794 goes Game table • 2 Sat ~ &h lon Way nr from )our bu.sin~., c .. n Adorablt•, nutfy, black & ~htll' k•ttc-n~ t o g d humt·~ 7 11ok ~ old &l2 tn>I 405 Fa1rv1 ~w b~h1nd Send one card for caC' k:oa~. + 4 ch.rs . couch. J'.intrv m.irkrt Ta ke IJIR plus one spare \\ cha.Lr..• end tables: desk· P .i u I ;H 1 no th 1 n \ an r e l urn p l! r ma nl!nt I fllr c ab1oet. k1t c h Burt.'fltoend s.ealed auractiH• t;,g ffilS(' .• fwe cluna. eltt -.trap. ~t't1n~ a1rltt t.ncal & m LSc. tools. boat Garage Salt' hou.sehold 1 l> reqwre!'n>'nl.'.; Pt compass Thun-F'n-Sat furn . & odd' &.. ""d" vmt 1o5., & thell • Fnr S un I 0 · 5 F o r~ "l l Sat ~n 12 5 11133 Onole pen.oruilued tag t'nclc~ ----------f-'ILL l>lfn You Pickup. No chan:e 5.">6-0790 Ga~ns Mobile space Dr.l~ M~a 'v t>rrle Wd llp61JJCr, L.tbnc , W:llltcd Loving home for J001 a bit'. well trained M blk pup w 1whl chest AU :.hot.s 536-82'J4 :so Mosscreek <Lake -• l>JY Glo · pJ~r & " for~st/Mu 1rland s) El Movin g . l a wnmt>v.••r ,.,IJ bnt'k & lnm )N Toro piano, l'tr :..,,l ~n :?>tl Wj(.', Or t ry tv.o t.,,,. P e m b a IJ r c )! bdck w back 1''r1/Sat. 9171 Ha1t1 Or llB MagoolJ31Ham1lton F urn . h o u :.c hold , clotiung 557 7.u.J l'llll't:;S ••••••••••••••••••••••• **I BUY** Tools of a U ll.1ncb. Safe 16lh.. Ceolury Pamllngs Bikes . VW D oo r :. Household itrms M i.st" too many lo last. 9.5 Thurs / Fri /Sat. 2568 Orange A ve. C.M 6'2 5921) 4fam1 l> GJrJg .. SJ IP 28:.> Loreto. '1t ">J dt•I Mar. 9 2 SJl t-'Urrutun•. OOb) ll('tn.'I l OV">. l!'lC Gange Sale Saturda) no I ) 8 ·1Z H o od ~. v.aterbed. much m•,n · l629Sandl~ood. c ... MO YING ~c;;ior .I $S 1 J l..i~' SI f,() 1•.1. & ~IJ.R'>Sl $1Jt'J IOormort'SI W{J ~t!.'. Tu lnC'lu1kd NO CAHO~ Draw )Our own or M'r namt', addrc~. phun•• ,.-e·u maxe one ca rd p. la&. Add 25< ea ch Send check or money o di. r to G<>'ld ust'<f Funulurc & 1\ppltanl·es OR I will l>Cllor Su..L for You MASTYS A UC Tl Otf Many housebold items from 1cr.SJ25. 2134 V i.st.a l.aredo. <TI»e BluHsl :->B Sat & Sun. IOam Sat 9A~ :?P'f 1507 Se.acrest Or .• \.'dM, No pre sak>s .\nttquf'' .,'urn1iur4'. Ho~··hold itt·m ., l'IOt> Port Ht.l'l'*'ICll. 1't B I<> 5 Sal onl)' "LOT i-RIMTING P 0 Mt>x 15611 Co.ta Mi...a (' 1 ·r~, \" \/,C)() <'omm m.,,., 1 It.Ill' 18 ·cut. 1 ~>) r ok 1(.11 »;~ 646-8686 & 833-9625 1~~11:rwr Couc.:h S300 IJk~ rl\:W h ' oak stand SIOO, teak table SlOO. zoo books Dl. refng $100, 8 W T V. nds rp r sis. 5-$>J 6890 :"e11:hborhood G:ira.:e SaJe. i;:d usable rtems Clot~. knick knacks. yrd cqw p. '6'9 Che\·y 2dr Malibu runs. t'tc. F'r1. Sal, & ~n. 8am-5pm. 31S3 Yukon Ave. CM ------ Hwitmin.on Harbor. Sat 10.2 Anuq ul·<.. sponin.: & r amera eqwp, m l't' hou.-.ehold it ems . 17140 l::d,llew a le r Ln Olamond Lidtd w1'(l1hn ri n~. G color \ \ ,:-,J s:?300 Diamond Jqu, nm~ Sl ,000 OBO&t2 79'JI Y.1urlpool washer & ~as tlryr $500 pr. Nau~ sofa. loveseal & ottoman S32S all. Wood wall Wlll S225. S'stcreo w18 traC'k tapes 5200. 3 glass lop tbls $3.50, 968-3971 Anl.IQues: Dresser. hutch. piano. Baby c lothes, rru.sc:. 6082 Dagny. Spr. ~dale/Hell. Fri/Sal 9-5 ~e1~hb or h oo d S:llt>' Tools. •·urn , Appl • C l ot h ~s . M t\C. - trusw-es LO Junk Sat & Sun. 9.5 U> C:abn llo St CM Srh cr Elt>clrir Coffr1 MJ.kcr S325 22 .. S11"1• Trre·W~IJ Platier $1.SU lblh $450 . .s.&8·273!#. CARPETING I.SO squart yards, shag Gold/Black Excel. cond. Sl. yard 963-l.209 YARD SALE! Big 8&rgams! Sat & ~n. MUST S ELL Matching sofa-loveseat. end.('Offee lbl. d.uung set. au xlnl Best offer 557-«211 eves everylhia g goes. 2040GARAGE SA LE OF P om o na Av~. C.M . ORIGINAL Oii. PAIN· Antq Brunswick Oak. 548-17S2 TINGS. framt>d & un Pool tbl, 4\'JJt9 W/311 acres, $2500. 2 gun cabnts, c:stm made for t~ J:Uns ea. ca r ved maho1t any $450 ea ~-8321 HUGE YA R D SALE· framed. Sat OnJy li601 S at /S u n 9 · 4 . 2 2 o 2 _s.n __ Roq __ ue_Ln_· _H_B __ _ Funutu.re·8' sofa. desk. chr. tbl. hutch. R.abegh.CM . C AR AG E S ALE ~3894 Good glrl.s c k>thes I· 12 Ca me ra. Misc:. 532 Wr()UJlht 1roo patio set. S Seaward Rd. COM Sat J>C"i. xlnt rond, sacnf1cc !M $280 552 7f»5 ------------J uly 26 Is 27, 10-4 ·30. Q)mer set w1\h lab\e & 2Q17.\'J Tu.1Un Ave, CM. bolsters, ~lue /green f'um. dothes. l"lcb~n flowered. Ex ct I cond iums. Noebing over $50. $100. Full s ized bed --------- frame._ bo• 11prinp. $50. Call: 53&-2581 or 848-8169. Over -stuffed t'h alr. Daveopc>rt, Occasional tables. Drop-leaf table, small appliances. books. auortei knick ltnack.s. «c. Sat. JW)-216. 10.s. 1915 Holiday Rd. N 8 . fUm. lamps. aquarium, clotbea. t oys, 1ames. books. Swf brds Ir We\ su6 ta. + lots oC mbc. 2S08 Vassar. CK. < bwtn Fair Utarbor>. Block 1ara1• .. ae . f\anllture, clotbel, to)'I, ~. boob, skis • etc. July 28·27, •·•· Jroawood·Redbawk In Woodbttelle. Irvine. E xer cyder, Oriental Ng. clot.hes. bAr stools. VW Bus r ack. 10 s pd bike 461-Ca bnllo S t C M. S4l Sun 9-4 Sah·a~e~Garage Sale Au c:ood1t1one r s. door s , sinks. 111eht f1xt u res Misc. ll t m s . 206S I Gos hewk. fl. 8 . Ne ar Newlaod/ l nd1anapo1Js furn. lamps , dis h es. boots. IDISC. Sal/Sun, 4215 Hllana Way, NB. <Nr Hoa& Hasp. l Loot rorslgm. C.mper's tent. $65. Plu:, tru5c ho~ehold Items. 832-9349 Lobe weight now! 10-29 lbs a roo. Gua ranteed. Calf Sancty 54(). 7375. Jnine Coast C.C. mem · bersh.lp. 11300 CaJI col· lect 1114) 568-0860. --- 6 X 8' wooden bldg. Use for play house, lawn or pool equip, etc. Call 968-4986. You may request our ad-answering seNice when placing your ad ... o Doily Pilot od number will appear in your ad . . . we will toke your messages .•. you coll in ot your convenience to get the respomm to your ad . . . this ser\IQ is only SS per~ For more information ond to P'OC2 your ad coll 6G .. 5671. Mt ••--IMO Offlce .. zltme& ....................... ... .. .. , ~. m•t .eU turo • •H•••'•••••••••••••••• q ~~ I B II E • t c u t & • e Ml--~*· ea oldM W Newport Bea~ AOla.tlc Club m.mbfftlllp, SUO ~4!010 ~. 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MSO N fk arh Slvd 1:, \11 No of ~,\ lo w' 1 L1 l\Jbr" >2'L .533!l IS ,RE-OWNED IMW'S Ju h ..,,,. fr 1m -1 thru 7'l _,Ht J201 ' ·.;Jll SAODLEIACK VALLEY IMPORTS ~(! '1 ra..w nt1· Pk"'' \I I •• 11111 \ l')ll !(It ~I 4% 4<1; I King mattress set S6S. Eic er slant board S25. Port a ble typewn ter S2S Ski boots.6~. S3S 646 7657 Wurllt:ter Organ double Sell PP 714·673 t611 key board Model 41001\ loah. I ... / S3'75 493•2708 c........ 9050 'i:.? ll.ll'h ~ ~pol"t!>lt!r Ku~ great lv.>kl. ~ ood Cocrieor ''Crwwcob'' 4 Pa:.s . l'Omf ort "' p1rltup ut1ht> llJ-. WANTED1 I \'.\1 F \J sten-o r a1,t'<I l.11t-O\udt I r .,,n1 J': .rnd ~h1tc leltt.'r tirl'.., &I \'''"' < -t l u" 1980 SPIDERS HERE MOW!!! lJ ' n .. m 1 t •· l 11 •J • r . 4 1'1°~1 v.l\tl JIT, h.,q, unr ... r \ •·1' •'l• .... 'tZJ2:: I ·~IHI\\ 1•11! •I. r~ Blu.- '-'1 I '\1 • ,, j,,._ 1111• •11 • • n•I \ " n. ~t.,;.JU. ._ •)\ti IAIY GRAMD ••• ••••••• •••• • •• ••• • •• S99r>OBO 642·3622 •1M'.\1AC28'·30' BOA~. T " co m a "' h t' e I :. llJU \ \ IL .... ~1 I MXIJ<1q>'••ll-• BEACH IMPORTS $2500 641 2067 250 ~1ulc1 Enlluru -;; GoU Clubs. 7 pc. set s.is. 8 ml Movie pro1ector SMJ. 5 ~-6582. ---b 1.2mo plans prep~1d Beaut Yama ha ebony from$189 m o rncludmi: LJuO mi see~ $4988 :'oit:WPOHT tn.At'll 752-0900 Earle Ike i..t ud10 mw.1c1an's pian o sllp. lessons 714 964 59W Pert' Rt'gts. snte M lA. 8oab. Salt 9060 55t>-{iqJ9 ---Mofof-Homu. Sal~/ Rtrnt/Storog. ~160 ............•.......... Exercycle. good con dJ· 7~1·4262 -··••••••••••••••••••• lion. Needs p111nt. Iii. t:prlgh t. 1890 or J892J24'Cleat1&fast,w 11rlr 847-29134 Evereu, gd rond. $500. SI J .000. Ca I I Gr<' g~ I 978 2S FT. Aq .... ~ 1onafw st di 54$.f.643 21J/537·8200art8pm.J a) PACE ARROW .._,um ., -· an · 7HJM6.1161 ~1001'.:L<.: equipment Sl l Ot o bo . ~Goodt 1094 ---------Sl~Pb ti t11 8 on Gaucho 644-6622 •••••••••••••••••••••••i "49. Luders 16, 25ft. \.a m bt>d..,, f ulh \t•lf con 1 2 USED Surfboards. Gd. h u 11 . s~ 1 p 1 n N B . ta.int'd. r&•f .,., rnnd . · AttefttkMt cond.l ·S6S,l ·S75.Great beautiful. S4000. j?enaa tor . A M 1-''1 c...-..6c Shops forbegmners.644-0278 I 894-9010 stereo t •• ~~ette C' 8 t\x6" bisque tiles. Hand ---------radJo &onl~ :U.20om1le:. pa.ml A glaze your own Used d1v1ng . ~w 'Too:i.aaa..~~~-Mi~'CT'!r-r~ ttes. !3" per mr-E"x-Uli~Tegiilat0r. gage ol Canada · hardly USl'<I (7141 559-1304 celkat for }'Our ceram1C' console, a luminum tank, w lrlr. $450() Call Gre~i.? c lasses. Call 534 i ;,JJ misc. t'Qu1pm e nl. 213 537·8200 d ys or a lt J979DODGE ev~ & wtmds. Pvt Pty 751-8967 8pm-Jay 714 846· 1161 VAQU ERO A.quanum 60 gal Wrll ht TV. Radio, MOTORHOME iron stand. gla'-' o;helf :H· HiF;, St.no 1098 Full\ i.t•lf lOnla1n1· J ~ THEODORE · .ROBINS fORD '2060 HA .. OR &LVO. ' COSTA MESA 642·0010 1''7 1 f'o rct Cou rier tc:.imper S hell. cl•·Jn lAod mJn) l''tl.r.i , b4V 617, ' Ton .. hort bed ~ Ford TOTOTA-VOLVO I -----...--• .;.. .. .;..•.;..".;..-~..--. .. -... --.-.' 7,, \JJJ \lfl'tlJ "'"rf \ ( " ... ~~~: :·;:,. . ., I ;~;;. '".',' .':::::.:· PORSCHES I tJJ)C \'I f'''I ~.WO 111 ofr ~ ·~" e•l"> WA NT ED '707 l'es&.Sl.25496-4258 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *DUFFIELD• h.iSO?\l..Y 1,300 m1lc:.~·· Beautiful RCA 25" color Llke NEW' (i~I Youth bed 4·sale, 5·pC'. TV, 2 yr wrnt). frtt de· ELECTRIC OHLY $11 ,700 Pt. \I.1th cam~r :.hl'll Alltos, ~•w play-pen 4·sale. d1nett livery. SU.. 646-1786 HARIOR CAR CO. rorsale. 964·3927 2167 Harbor Bl vd CALENDAR SHOWS PRESENTS G1anl screen Sooy remote COST MESA ~~~~~"· dn\ BAY BOATS 64:.106 TM AMMllW 72"'COLORT.V. $123 On/tbe/llay lie. Antiqlll Show 1 year warranty O>me see-" test dnve the & Sale MZ·s:MO new Edison Electrir ~obi le Home . Mtlttitry onl)' ~ 12x60 Broad more (um. 5'()()t JOd tllp SJ'.lb pu mo o r $12000 49M127AWH A c. p s . p B .• tUl O tram.. radio. new b..tll ;-..~ .... ly r t'bll frnt t·nll new bro S17SO. •~·7J'i'b IS-5 79' Black ta1c t.:aballero "c. mag wht.'<'b, '''"'' top, covt:'r $6000 or be-.t olfer 54f 5617 or 532 4161 A large, beauttluJ show 2.erut.h Color TV. space packet. Surrey I.Op model of shops from throout the & a new hardtop venuoo nauon. All C"ategont>s o( command. remote coo· wlwindows & sunroof. anuques&collectables.. t rol S700 /b e1>l ofr. NEW T'--A-T -1-9-170 '78 El C<1m1no Man)' t-' ...-~ ra•e u-ai. :ia.ooom1 556-3673 ....................... Pully equipped Good •AUG 1 2·3 • _557_.zm ______ --1 BOAT PRICES Hrs : H OPM Sun 12·SPM 2 Speakers with sohd START AT $9500 ANAHEIM ··-"' b d I 2 .. CONVE='ITION '"""" ca mets. ua 1 !Ask about rond.. SleePt> 6 Sl450 <.:~II Ti GMC ~., ton. xlnt cond . 64&-730I low m ile:.. r eg. gu..,, CE!'TE R Woofers S2501offer for opUonal BMW dsl> Wtth this ad·S2 00 each both. 75l·Tl96 7 I 7 Udo 'ft Drhe 16' Travel Trat1er ~,or besl olfer ~16after5 p.m Quttn mattress & box ~Ir W.::-Udo~::::: crane spnng1 $35 3 m1n1 ...... ,.. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I 13' Scol.$0\.i*n, :.lee~ 5. bl d • • •••••••••••••••••••••• 11> a . n e w . ta n . _....._ M•I L eltt & butaoe, clt>an ~0:<711 2 ... 22•.,"x7li,,". ~11 •ce LASER. Ready to race SJOO 552·7lJ3 ~· x72". 17\, ~ rds yellow S..&c. 9020 Good cond. S800. Call crpt. $35. 28 "xS.t .. v.1rker ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gregg 213/537-8200 dys. AMto ~tee, '..ts rrurror.new,S40962·924.t Ory rot? Chalky HuJI? af\8pm.Jay7t41~.1161 &Acc"aori.-s 9400 Top s 1dt>s peeliog? ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bnghlwork faded? For Tbtstle, ff, 5 bags of ,..EVY WAX TOUR 2 C'ha10 :.a"' ~l:.!5 ea. repairs & mainlenaoce sails. covtr, trailer CAR AGAIN!!! d1' orl'e rorl't·~ :...ii•. ss ooo 64ti·6416 da). ~9436e\<e t9llO GMC "2ton pickup 6c)l. aulOmaUc. l8mpJi: ~1 a n y e 't t r ao; S a'e $3.000 Take over P> mt.s "9oH605 61 Ecooohne Pickup. cor. nt•r .-. 1ndov. "· ... t•·r• o. heater. rll<l1ail.. shdl ti !')'1840-~ fUrn dolly S.50 Pool Ta· NOW ' 1 Seas Services Classic boal in bnstol Call US for d c•ta1b • ble SH Ma ng 7hsp 675-9137 condluon.Days 731·4.Z34 . MIHGAUTO lVans 9570 rouQuilcr S6i5. fi re wood loGh. M4sine eves552-0691. IEAUTY C E:HTER ••••••••••••••••••••••• oak & euc., un·splJt ~ Equt,.-nt 9030 ~ Ponder<>5a St I 1978 FORD ~51..24 •••• ••••••• • • ••• ••••••• Npt 4JS Top C'ond Hmgl'CI COST A ~a:s I SURFER v AH For SaJe. 40hsp. Mercury mast. $65,000. Call Gregg 7S4--64o4 A v8, .automatic tr<sns I hWsical Outboard l:;ngme w ith 21.3l53'7-8200 dys, aft Spm. P\l.T windfJ,., ... b111 ti." "'5tt •••nh 8083 Cables & Controls. Elec· Jay 714 ~· 1161 l83S cc v'W l!ng lc-.s than "lndO'o\"i !>Urfer 111µ & •II ••••••••••••••••••••••• tnc Start. 20 h rs. running LUDERS 16 w oHo;h nrc 2000 m1 lei. Ka dron<. e'<rellent cond1t 1011' 11me As k 1ng $1550. rr¥>Onng. Will negouate mild tune. ~ood tl)rk 11 R.60il9 1 CON!lt Director trombone With case Excellent con muon. $100 67~8052 after 6PM. 497·3S28 2131592-5227 ~ CaU Dan 83.J.9300 or j I EST OFffl Sea scan. 16 m 1 radar. • 494-1507 HARBOR CAR CO. Senmar auto pilot.. both 2S .Coron ado. Fu 11 .> - -2167 lfarbor Bf\ \J good cond. but used, eq1.11pped. NB sllp avail S SAVE SAVE S COSTA .\IESA DRUMS by Uidwig. bghl $1000 642rn1 aft 7PM. $7200. 963-0749. WITH USED 'ARTS 642-6306 blue clear 2 f1oor toms. lmported car part:. 3 base 24 ... 3 Zllgren 13· Meueler lllflaLable spt UDO 14 =~ Complct~ 1 \i PORT i 4 Dodge. c ustom 11ed. 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Wheela <10?A291 --· ------ MG TRIUMPH REBATES IRA.ND NEW 1979 DATSUN 810 4 DOott 4 'Jlt"t'd traru & air rond 100.Wltl • 1~Ut ~) $7 189 HEWr<>RT DA TSUM IJ88 Dove> SlrffC Nt-:WPORT RF.AC ll l ll-1300 13731 HARBOR BLVD 77 l10 F'uU} eqwpped. GARDEN GROVE xlnt cond SUO.JOBO 17141 SJ.C.4 1H _il_l~ _ _ __ ICJ79 DATSU..e 210HATCHIAa< i9S10 llall'hback.. amlfm C'n.,s, air. S i.pd. lo m1 Mu.<,t i.ell Retail ~75. aslunl( $4000 497 3411 OLDSMOllU RETAJL BEST Ol-~YER-"75 zmc. HONDA PRJCE: 127.33800 4$,GGOai.144-1751 GMC nuc1s Less Ducomt. 2.246 oo -------~ Karbor Blvd. PR1CE ~.000 00 '66 Mettedes 23(1iL, 4 spd.. COOT A MESA Leu Rebet.e· 2.000 00 18 OIO~t •lfer S40-t640 OUR PRICE: SZJ.090.00 ' 17).3'15 RAYFlADAIOI '71 HONDA ~ 18. 3000 . 111.er & blue. 4 ::<pt't"<l trans . AM 1 t-01\1 ,.lereo & t.tpe ;.tr• pe;. l>t'mo. 1S01S301. lSlk !!021 ). AC'C'Ord LX S s peed, 18AutoCent.er Or. spot.less lhruout. 117~. 11; Uali un zaoz Must !.tttnoc, air. stereo , l RVlSE Prtv.49'~. • ve lo u r Eatra ni c e . 130.7000 ~II. m11g v.>heds. am (96J\IBV> '75 Merc ed es 450SL. $4819 fm. xlnt cond Jki.t oiler . 55995 Chocolate brown/bam· '76 :917.. I ~1lvf'r. 4 ,pd, ~RT DATSUN !17 1 2785 r ves Tbeae1 lltUe .els HallJ boo 2 t.opS. Wires. nu A< ste"'° rtt!\~. M1rh. 888Do\'eSl.ret>t .76 0 •• 610 .• d ~WITMAMSW watt. JCIUI~~ ... ure1. caas. st.er, c,..se onJ,? 01o111nr. S.W>O oHer NEWPORT BEACH a ... <1un " r, auto v-A4ilM ol ~ peo"9 Ul lAia ooat , IOM XlnL Bettol· t..11 !>17!>.631292.3 133-1300 ~ c .oim rm. llkt> nf'v., 1Q)()Westm mst«AV"e. area •bo are re1u.Lar fer.Wot». ----Vt'lf' ov.nt>r . 15,000 m 1 m lifMtmmsCM"" men ol Cl.-(lled. Call ------- '42 ~78 Wut Ad Help~ i-U·Si71 Drn> ~3071 183-75.Sl 631-79 ..-ed tater a t 6'%·5"71. Wut Ada C&1J IG-5118 ----- 9100 Auto~. 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COSTA MESA 979-25M 2 DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 4 DOOR 4 DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 4~ 2 DOOR •DOOR 4DOOR 4~ 4000R 2000R 2000R 2000R 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR --. ·----·····' 6172 953681 6032 928935 5985 921045 5756 869128 5753 811085 6034 929935 6022 926063 5757 831765 5968 858726 575t 158490 5895 85333 1 5871 891534 5967 861192 6086 921868 5754 825761 5754 931762 5979 915000 7095 6215 7065 6637 6902 6600 6185 6797 7352 6637 7027 6945 8337 7070 8095 6215 7195 SCIROCCOS . 5891 040000 5923 052290 5806 043250 5917 047597 5308 037304 5893 047655 6010 051055 5800 04577 5803 044100 5922 052207 5972 001487 5910 041330 6011 045107 9235 9375 9070 8535 8880 9425 9790 8959 8495 9050 8762 6345 5579 6245 599 1 6299 5980 5595 6142 6489 6056 6229 6175 7281 6280 6722 5579 6325 8384 8515 8102 7715 8080 DISCOt 750 636 820 646 603 620 595 655 863 581 798 770 1056 790 1373 636 870 851 860 968 820 800 8338 I 087 8995 795 7742 853 7642 853 8295 755 7176 886 817 790 ~~-~-J -.-- ......._ .... . --·· DASHER WGN DASHERWGM DAStBWQf DASHER wrM DAStlRWGN 6057 I 47187 I O.A20 6051 I 47106 I 0,680 6056 147763 I 0.585 6028 I I 5744 I 0.525 60 I 3 135111 I 0,620 9895 9895 9795 9795 9895 DASHBtWAGON 5949 126776 10,525 9995 DASHER WAGON 5944 121123 I 0,525 9995 OASta WAGON 5947 126339 I 0,515 999S DASHERWAGOM 5948 126472 10,585 9995 DASt& WM»N 6056 147763 10,515 9977 DASHER WAaJHt 6050 147303 I 0,680 I 0,0 I 2 ' 00C. DASHER 5939 I 26146 I 0,340 9727 DASHER WAIXIH 5942 I 15 I 15 I 0,045 9608 'oomt MSHER 5936 114344 9570 9187 DASHER WAGOll 5946 I 11989 I 0,680 I 0, 11 O DASI& 4 DOOi 6015 141463 97 65 9237 DASHERS 725 785 790 730 725 530 530 590 590 608 668 613 437 484 570 528 6060 361141 5194 093745 5752 092459 5937 115751 5938 102760 9165 9155 9155 9615 9415 8375 790 8296 859 8372 783 8766 849 1597 818 VAJUGON VANAGON VAHAGON VAHAGON VANAGONS 5928 092519 11,320 10,490 830 5931 095121 10,735 9962 773 5185 074998 10,615 9700 895 5927 092226 10,685 9749 936 5117 079194 11.200 I 0,200 I 000 WE NEED YOUR TRADE PAID FOR OR NOT FREE CREDIT CHECK , ·~··-. ·-..... ..._ .... ,. ' ...._._,,re.41 ,....._._...... ..._ ... ,,... '-••rW AMt.1,1...-..w I F,.csay,Ju1y2s.1980 DAILVPILOT DJa ······· ... ············· ...... ... . . . .......... . ....... ·'·.. ......•... ..... .. .. . . .. ........ .. . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... -.....:~~-------------------..-..- ........... '741 Qlel 9746 ,_, .. , t7M ,.,... 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M"tt 13731HARBOR8LVO •756t ..._.,_ """ llS.900 911_..Tl on u 1 ~red n •U Mt l Mt d ya. ur OA~O(N CROVE 7 1 SCHtlOCO "Tl•'*"•· •mt~ ...__.. ..._.,,.. IJt•ISJ4-•IN S1lve r /bla c lc . t m · at lllpl 8tt1e w bfoowft ltll IOh 'fttUTTaria, ma ... AC. 'IO <Alica OT Uttba<'k lflaCl.llate. a Jc, nu .. ..... -..,~... -....._._ u .. OIOO Ha• evety th 1n1. tlereu. oll c ooter • ..... _,.... ~.a ltfal,N ' ~·-u i h X' -...,. ..... -.o • '1.000/080 115 722$. Lv ~. new "' c · a. "'llU.ao l<'Ofl OOkt ~MOWn -· -ust sell ~5 <MLT wl\tbacco lntr AU •• ~n ~tllT, IOK 001, Alloy11, ~ •I• 4tll1831·3008 traa. N.w U.... Wiii 11 ... ,,. .._ '12 Toyot a Corolla Jdr -------- .., ...-i-...1..... "'""' -,.,, ... CH I •OllTS "'~.-··cover, 1ar, tnl .. 1 ~1 .. --.,.......,.. .. --_,..__ m•"' l f ,tOO. orr"r wan. New en1 •. tebl.t I .. .,... -· t13l•O .. Dowe.,_ ' " 4 door "DIESEL" ... Nt..'WPOaTISAC.I ~.Ml·T .. lall.OP M =•~~r':Prn~JTOO AM1FM rad~ cassette t742 711-0M1 'IO Tartt. red, wllh rotli Gr eat mileage Ell •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• le1lhet. 1.-a lhan 1,000 "'llC.UcaLlftbltctl 5apd, celleot condition ~=~°7'u.fi.°1f 72 ..... IOT mi Mlel cond. 129.~ 1\Wf, lo m1. P8 llOOO, n98UPT\ After 5 w•tltda va • Sunrvol1 Olal.Y tt.080 rum.~_, Ca ll day a 144·1520, $579' ~ mllel on th1.1 11t0. lady ev wknds 161).9046 6'7S.1YM Auto111al\c and 11r "I'S 914 2 O Very clean q.1 974, 12:11GJW) ManyexU'aa, taKonrblt '18 Corolla LIB. 5 spd W, ~lt(tnldl°""'" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl"I tl7QO,phfT5-:llCm Xlnt cond ~ Home "•~ v ...... -........ ...c Uruque Opel GT 45mpe IOI WITHAM ·• tuS. xlnt ~d. new MS ll58. work M6-ST70 1J73 I HARBOR BL VO 0.eD U Mn Count•~ Y~SWA... paint • ttrea. Sl500. ,,.._... t767 GARDEN GROVE x t raa. better th an '7800 Westminster Ave. 67).91. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 171 41 SJM I oo NABE~ AUTO CENTER MOTHIMG OVER s4 5 1421 .... ST .. COSTA MISA · SUPlll CAIS - AFFOIDAILE PRICES ::.::r ........... ~4795 4 soeed trant.. factory air OOnd • rjdjo, oower steermg & ONLY 3.100 miles• C155ZKHJ ·11 MlaCUIY s279 5 COU6AaD7 ......... . Split POW'8' .. at. cruise conlrol. tilt wheel. AM /fM stereo radio. oower ateenng & oower t>rai:!es 1274SPJl •71 CHWIOUT S 3 6 9 5 COMCOURS COUPI .•.• s h o wroom 11800 1nWe1lmiD1Wr '6J TR4 new enaine new AMtos, 1.,ort.d AMto1, Imported -.la 118).~l W-7181> 72 911T Tara~. 111nal lt.rel, ~ew vlnyl top~ dual For Sa.le 1963 BaJa Bug ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Auto met1c 1rar1s oower steering. air ....._ M tlOO ,..-,. .... tlOO yellow, caaaette, alloys, carb.. fMI track. good Reblt. tran.5 .. new elec Vollsw09" 9770 Voliaw..... 9770 cond1!1()(l1f'9 & ONLV 17 200 miles' A very •• _., "'• x1nt cond. thruout, ll500 ooadit.lon ......,..,. best tr1cal. & new s e a ts. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• nice caf1 1234SWFI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••·~··• 64S-2375orl7s.86318 oiler -~~uuo Ml-ti3'18. Ask tor Tom or 1971 YW UllfT 1979 VW RAllrT a.-,7-6_D_A_TSUM _______ S_2_5 __ 9_5_1 C I •I•} I •J: i t!Wfl ·=,~v:u~~~~kr:_~:~· .:~:~::~Spi tfire .. ::: BaJa, cus t om lh!"~r~!=.n~. A;~~l~~r~!~~dto ~z!:e~sm~~;.~~";ad~o & body s~e reblt en1. trans. rubber, $6000. Hardtop conv. $3.000 M fM.1~reo with lJpt-& more' This one has mold1nos VefY dean & 1n excellent condlt!On! trim.etc tee00.192·1303 l7.200ml.&W·9'1l9aft & 963-4lS4 &more' tt08WKTI VERYIC1w m1lc~' 140021 125SNJY} OMl Y S57H OML Y S4977 ·1s 914 Im m a c. Runs ¥......... 9770 ·10 Bug, looks & runs CIRCLE MOTottS CIRCLE MOTORS g.reat New tires. ma1: ••••••••••••••••••••••• good. must sell now. 1919 Lakewood Blvd 191Y L<skewood Bh \I w h I s , A M I t ' M . ~ lln..tofy $1500. 497-4026 LONG BEACH LO NG 81-;A<.:ll Racemuk 1teenng whl. Sc._-(213t5t7·3663 l2131597·l66l bra4'icvr.$6200.837-6698 "" ___.,.,...d...-dracosslJcally! •74 VW b us. AM /FM uoL·"'~UNO .. YS "" ·~-.. cass .• 74,000 miles, xtra OPEN SUNDAYS , .,.., .., _ _ -"- Rola ltoyct 9756 Special Edition models clean. 673-0324. ••••••••••••••••••••••• available including !> --------#}DEALER IN U.S.A. speeds & automatics. 12 i9 Bm. 11K mi. xlnl cond. tochooM from! a uto. ra dials . xtru CIRCLE MOTottS S7,40010BO. 646-7010 '71VW SCIROCCO L' M!nes. ~door air and Champagne edition 'Lt:rcu lkaul1tul rond1 Automat11'. air !rlen·o. t11K1 1•A1.SWKT • Vl'f)' clean OMVQ('1 $6995 '79 YW DIESB. '73 MBlCUIY s I 7 9 5 MAaqulS llOUGHAM •• Sedan Powe< Windows & seat. AM/fM stereo radio OQWef dOOI' lockc; automatic traf!s & air cond l9QOJ.<;P1 ~~n ........ s4395 Automatic tran'\ air cond OOwM ~teering vinyl too AM FM "erPO raa10 & t>uc:Ket seats t348VPVI ROY CARVER ROU.S·ROYCE IMIJ•..,..._... •wP<Wt .. •<" Wit sell ·74 VW Dunc Buggy C i.tm m otor $1200/bst orr . 631·2361 S5495 IOI WITHAM · IOIWITHAM VOll(SWAGEM •77 DATSUH s4295 I • . . \"----'~ 1919 Lakewood Blvd LONG BEA<.:H C21lt 5'7·3663 OPEN SUNDAYS VOLJ(SWAGE:N 7h00 Wl>l>tm tnster A\f• SHORT 91D P'tCIHW · · · · '"We:!>tmm~ter Witt> camoer c;N>ll Automatic transmtssion:;;n,;;&_.--'----m ClOSlO Wf.IDAYS 72 YW BUS Good Cond 7600 Westmuu ter A vt-~ 638 ;saJi2--"'1~~• ·sfeiiso ·wtttY·~~ "T1ii''5. 1 e 75VWlilllT 'p@ltoft'.er -·--+-__..,,..W.!'!ftlum~r--r-truck ti.JS ONLY 3 1 900 m11f'c;1 1H861391 -~~1-fi~~. ~i~r~~~·~~e-llt1"0"11111lt:"t-~ ~64720 ~-~7M_l _ 6l8 7S80 .... ._ ................. ,__~--~---~--~--------• ''" ... vr ..... -'>""' Aulornalic radio and Shadow. 18K mt. gre.n. heater. Oeluu seriel> uan int., $42.000 or trade 1883MJR l iS Fun Bus . Mu st Sell 7 ·1·i Coov Champagne passenger. wh1tl'/be1ge, Edit . It"'>..' than 2!> un i.: ra<:bo. radials. $4.500/best rru. lo.idl'd, 57>3334 fo r silver or gold SZ995 boullion. 951-8073 IOI WfTHAM 9760 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UPTO S2000 REIATI! EXAMPLE: lt79TUlllO (22964) 1910s HERE NOW!!! VOUSWA~ 7fiOO Westmi.osUr Ave In Weatmi.ost.er ~~1 638-7880 cir. )46.~ or ~ -----Teen.a ·1~ VW Bug. nu paint !>Catcovers. ltrei;. enst 75 VW CAMPER run.-. good S2000 <.:all t>d Weatfaha pop top. 4 12noon646·S263 s peed . radio a nd -----1979 vw heater(5&LZLI VW '70 Snrf . .>Clluw SCllOCCO $4995 Mint rond. 6 new radials. .Ol-TH"'M 11k1 rack, new brake&. Special Edition·S model ,,..., "' bl .{)237 This "black beauty" has VOUSWAGEM re_ t eoe. 661 __ _ air cond .. rear window 7600Westmlnster Ave. '74 VW "TlllNG · wi per . fog lamps . mWestminsler :"l{.'W\T7Src Webers. AM /FM Blaupunkt 893-15.Sl 638-1880 ~3673 st.ereo w1cu11ette, alloys --- Having trou ble o;elltng \OW' t·Jr·· Tr~ 11' Paid for"' not! A:>k for Tom l\J.km JIM MARINO VOUCSWA'iEN 11711 HACH ILYD. HmtitM)to.-~och 842-2000 'iW Bus, sunrool rblt eng, many extras Xlnt cond. Make offer 646.6603 d}S. 631 ·4.501 e~ es '71 FottD S4695 MUST ANG MACH l •... Av1oma11c tran., Pf1W"'r •.1eer1no. aJr c:ond . AM FM Slere< radio. T Too & rallye wtieets 1643VOBI RACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 752·0900 wlwheel loctu & low. low A.Ytos. Mew teoo A.llto1, Mew tlOO -..Os. Mew nuJes ~~Sa 177 • ••••••••• •• •••• ••• •••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• , •••••••••••• ••••••••••• ·-------.. -------.. ClltCl.EMOTOllS 1919 Lakewood Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LONG BEACH .. O SUIAaU UUJ 597-1663 97'2 Li.Ice new 4 wheel dnve __ o_P_EN __ SUN __ D_A_v _s _ wagon. Be1ge /belge. <Ot8YDN> SS2'5 IOeWITHAM VOUSWA ... 7800Weatm inater Ave. in Weslminater -~l 638-7880 fine eocmthlQ& to sell? a..u\ecl eda do it well. 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M ..-l l5ilO PQockroH Ave. DMI MJ.Ml6 COSTA MESA '1l Biii. estrerml1 <'if&a. _ 754-6404 aood ~ eood.IOoa. Mda ttlO ~ ..........•......•..•.. 'T1 vw Rabbtt. 41ipd, adr. m ho tua. new palot. '4!tl radiali. xlat ~ REG OAS SQ00/080 -.30M. ·73 Super Beetle. oew pa!Jll. tu·es. seat covers, " CD0re I S'l.375. 96S iml lt17IUIQC ...ALCOUN Landau top, factory air rond.. pWT steering & brakes, AM/t'M sler~ . IJh wheel & crwse con trol t7S9RTPJ $2999 ~~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••• lllhrll fflO Clluou•t ffJO ,_.. ff40 ...... ttl2 ttl7 ....................... . .......................................................................................... . "18 Eata&e Wa1on. am/Im is Clwvy MOCLU Htehbll ·12 Grabber Maverick. '74 Musta.na. Xln& cond. e '76 Pinto , M•I•· Very CB. tUI. •lnt coftd Z1M. 4,eyl, alr, P /S. AM/FM ~ ecmd. 11100 ~ t10C> c)'I au&omauc w / extras. Ill~. 4 cyl, 4 spd. SlGPC ................ •llll .... t?>-Uloverpaym-.ono . Ad d'll, w.aio, at 'in . moo.Call151·'12MDlr. '13 m.tate Waeon. AIC. ,.MalboCl...act.o.ded, '71 Sta wo. fllll power. orlMCm.2 ..,_... 9960 Good cood, .,_, •tr'I· Buckeu, Coal, tt.r.o. nwtbaAicallyeowadllOO. 0'1 ar•I• ttll ...................... . 11900. PbNf.SS72 8'ND•JMS-.~ ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• '14 Duiater : Xlnt conct. 1-s,... "'S Cood au mueaae. $1750 'Tl&leylaft, PS. PB, AC. it lbllbu ClaNlc. Xlnl "l6 GnaToriaoEllt.e,43K ., -o r bul offer. Call (IOOd Urea, bod¥• lnl .• mteballlcal coed. One mi. fully equipped, c:.19HS frt• 6'4-1576 . •lat •ch. 8etl oiler. ~. 70,000 mL •JIM. Sl300/0BO. Q H UI Qqle. Air cond.. J"!r· --------Sn.om -.-.a.rtn1. bralle1 • w11J• "12 ptymouth Sat.elllte 5\.a. --------l~d& H47 dowa, till wheel, AM /t'M waa. SBOO, or best otrer. "19 REOAL SPort Ce>upe. Qw;lllr ttZI ....................... ~wit tracll U.pe Is 9112-2517. u.rtio. loaded, lla5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1971 FOID truly a gem r unPPl). -------- C 1•n '780-WI 9'11 Dy"!'!~~y~oba Auto~~~ .• air .~.~911(91 ";!J,~:. :,~oi:~: ~: ••••••••••••••••••••••• coupe . Loaded, Jo w aind., AM /FM stereo & ---trol, roof rack. r e&I. '76CAOILLAC ~qe.(411TUI > has very few miles ! l~SALIS seat.a,537-8999aft'1PM . $Jtt5 !921157!. R.eU1ble Used Cars ,,_._ 99'5 SIVIU.I IOI WITHAM $ 1899 1985 Harbor Blvd • Oynarrule low mileage COSTA MESA s h a rpie ! L o ud o d • VOUlSWA8'1M .u1 07.n lt77POHTIAC ••••••••••••••••••••••• VN 'leoow-tm•--•-Ave. IAILI IU •~ • •H 1270 Kl ""' w....,. ASTIESAFAll ••995 in Wettmioster IWOIT SALIS OI di -883-'l'»l m .7880 RdJable Used Cars '78 ds 88 eael Blk. w AG o 111 . 4 c y & • , IOI WITHAM 198S Harbor Blvd. Loaded, ~lnt cond. Aak· automatic trans .. factory VOUCSWA... '70 Chrys ler Le Buon. COSTA MESA ln&S7000. 752,5510 a.Lr cood.. pwr. steering, ''"''W · -no 1 ......... 63a "741 __.:;.__ _______ , luggage rack Ir AM/t'M 7U..V estm1osterAve. ...., m · .......... __________ 1Plllto 9957 stereo . Imma c ulate ln Wesun1nster M.S.S93:9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lhruout' (c.'1""'"""'> ~7551 638-7880 ,._"" .... ". Mater, tt5o .--. .... s•-•." . ,, ........ ~ 9932 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.~ ....... $3599 '78 Seville under 21,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGECOUNTY'S 1974fOttD rm Llke new '7' COlVETTl! MEW EST PINTO WA.OM EAIU Ill ~'1132 Automallc lrens ! U NCOl.N·MERC\JRY 4 c)•I. engine, 4 s peed IMPOIT SAU:S 7S COV, beaut red leather int . red & white ext Loaded $1850 842.S304 EXCEU.&ITt DEALERSHIP trans. " stereo ca~ett.e Kelaable Used Cars lLic.83$VRYJ. n•y iea •DH~ t l22JSOJ l9fl5 Harbor81vd. -rt.A ~ ONLY Slt.77 C~IAM ESA ONLY SIO,HI LINCOLN-MERCURY 631 ·0743 UlUUlE IMPOITSALES Sev tlie '79 D I ES E L. ltt:llable Used Cars loaded, tape, CB. s1lv~r voe.o 9772 HOWARD et..,,... UH 8 Auto Cent.er Dr ClaCU MOTottS Dove It Quad su SOF'w) Lake Forest extt l.91.9 Lakewood Bl\ d. NEWPORT BEACH lRVlNE LONG BEACH 10 Pontiac Gr and Pnx, good cond1tJOn Original Owner 846-0410 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VOi.VO l98S Harbor Blvd. grey, mint 21 26 mpJt, COSTA MESA SlU!>O or offer Going lo lll-0555 ll0-7000 lZllt 597-3661 OPEN SUNOA YS -----. SALIS. SBYICI ANDUASIMG OVERSEAS DELIVER Y EX.PERTS 6ll-074l Hllw ai1. 7 14·493-4~ or 76 Vettr , ~how cond . ---------· 492 302.5 loaded. S78SO 1979MEltCURY IOICA T COUPE ·w Bonncv1lle Comert1ble 74 St at Wgn. cle.i n, S800 FsMkti11 ••w , ... ,.,.. ,_., .._ c~ , .. , ........ ,., .... . • .,.......o..-.•9'.-o .. , ......... , .... , ...... ...... , ••• ,~ .. <••• .. , ... ,.c:::i:z;;:?iD • 7t. IUla< S kyhawk V 6 co upe . aut.omallc, stet-nng. air . EARU U(l Ult, whettls, A l c·ond1· VOi.VO uoo. (234PQU>. $2995 ls Your Profession 1966 Harbor Rlvd. IOI WITH" .. ~ COST A M ESA """' HOME REPAJRS" 646-9l0l 540-t467 VOUCSWAGNEN 'il C adtllac C o up~ 951-5236 (7141 DeVtlle. ~t offer Call '78 Cot-vettt1, Anniversary ~. 24 hn , •238. t::diuoo. s1lvl'r. T top. lo '77 SevWe. $7900. Ork blu, rm. loaded. $11.000. P r 562 TJIM. It blu top, all xtras. P D. T h oma s . 71i O·ll2H. L.a-• '93] 540-1331 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 cyl.. 4 speed trans. & radio Has very few loca l aules! <096ZE01. $3999 AMt ~ cai>settc 645-6066 aft 7PM. 64S-5558 ----n.drt>ird 9t70 '77 Pinto <tcyl, 4:s.pd, ••••••••••••••••••••••• halchback. Very clean 1980 TH UND ERBIRD $24 50 . 673 -1163, o r getting new company 673-2160. c.tr, must sell. Too much '72 SEDAN IOOO 4 :.pd. lO list. Sacnhce. 962-1975 good cond S800 SELL idle items with a Call a Daily Pillt Al-VISOI '42-5178 Did you know you can 7600Westnunster Ave. pl.ace •. classilted ad. in 'tD: Owne;:; going over lll Westminster '72 Cad. Coupe l>t-Vtllr . the Daily Pilot Service $ 300 m. ?S.Sl 638. 7880 A I C • I t h r 1 n t t' r '68 Couo r XR7 New paint Pnced for qwr k 'ale Gd cood $6~0. EARLE Ill IMP'ORT SAUS Kehable U!ted Cars 1.985 Harbor Blvd. t:0C,1AM ESA 631 -0743 545-7346 Daily Pilot Classified Ad. ---------- 9100 AMtot. Mew 9100 Directory for a whole i.eas 1 S48--0809 S2 , O 0 0 t 0 B 0 K e n rmntb for as httle as --------Have you read today 's 751 6166. $2.17 per day? Foe more '78 244DL a m /fm cass Clas.9.lf1ed Ad.s" If not. Cmnaro t>Th-11928 -------1 '72 Colony Part 9 pass • • ••••• • •• • •••••••••••• •••••••• •• ••••••••••••• ------Allto1, Htw 9917 ~ •••••••••••• ~!~.5• wgo Loaded On g loal 014'l>t'r $)(1()() bi5-6161. ************ lnformatioo, call a / c . S 5 8 o o I ea v ~ yoo're mlssmg the best 642-5678 mt>S58& e. 646-2787 barg&lDS in town ! • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • --------'70 Camaro. 6 C)I. .. uto. lt77DOOGE ASP'IH COU'E MllStaaCJ ........•.......•...... Alltos. UMd Used AMfos. UMd .. Used Sl OOO o r b est offer ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~or 6423821~ V8. a utoma t ic trans . factocy a ir rood , pwr A *********************** HIS WEEK'S SPECIALS YOUR CHOICE ••• .J l 'ST .\ FE\\ E~ .\'ti Pl.ES: 979 ~OLKSWAGEN '::~~ '5395 (942VCV) ""•• G•ly '6295 '79 FORD f'll~TA = '3991!!! O•IY .. '7SDATSIJN81le (687XNX) N•• ... ,., '3995 '79~AetJAa x.a. (312WYE} SPECIAi .. RElJ8Tllla WED.BNm -.tC "·----A-'la.;_ , ............................ . ..__.,, •-· ,._.,,....,. '11.00 ....,_.... .. ,.,,.,,,.i... u1 _.......,. ............ 1 .... -------............ . '78 BUICK alEGAL 1797VOX) "o• Onl~· '4895 '79 BtJICK IELECTMA (790Y8f) SPECIAi, '78 B lJICKSK ~LARK (111688} (543YHO) New Owly '3295 '75 VOl.KSW AGEN BlJS =~~~ '3995 I "79 Ol..D8 CIJTIAIS =~:G) '5295 T818FaL8AT. A 81JN. ONL l't -. .. ....... -~~6't'Tr"tm cass . T-lOp. lo rru, k9SO. 96(}6616 -------- ~c--• L au Hurry fo r this lll34T}iHJ ·77 Camaro LT white. a cond, ·AM F~. ~port .. tit.~ls. Xlnl cood. $47:-,0 p P.~-8506 ---------°"'" •• 9920 $2999 lA.IUlll a...ottTSAUS ltel.iable Used Car.. 1985 Ha r bor Blvd. 'bi M U!>t..mg. 6q I • n!b ~ng1 ne, ROOd ~ha pe . sl600 979-3484 work 0.in '66 Mu~t anR Pastbaclc 01~t . a u to, s t r on g f'fllUfle. t..ves 7~9143 * * = PINTO PONY : ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA M ES1\ '31-0743 SEE US FIRST! ·m Dodge Polara 58K We have :.i good seh.>Cllon ong mile.. one owot'r or NE W & U SBU 't..J \iu.<>t.uiq Com ert Lo * 4 CYL. STICK s4299 * lt STL. RADIALS * DLX. WHL. CVRS. * FRONT DISCS Stk •2.C99 * 1163501) Pwr :.trg and brake·' Chevrolet.:.! GREAT C:O!'\OITION ' :\11lt·a"''' t; c ) I ~OIJ ~1..Xt' oUt-r 1:.1 6ffl> Sl.4!ll5 ComplHt:' mamt h1:.tury eva1l 675 WI. fi73.J(Q CONNELL CHEVIOLET tll2ll ffar hor Bl' d ('lt;TA M !-: ..... \ 54t.-1200 15 van. 6 (')I , r;1d1;ib automatic. c~tornlll-d '70 Malibu. aulO. AIC. sll green. 631 618!1 belt rads .. gd. cood. $800. '70 Pol PS PB AC 968-U75 ara. ' . . ---------1 ~ good Looks good 1979 CORVETTE. Bllt oo S6.'iO 752 8240 6: Mu,tanl(, 6 1 \I $g)f) 963 11'+4 71 GrJnde I'S Pfi r\C 't.erC<> tape·' .. m \' II '\ I cood. rt'g g .. ~ Sl39S 673-ar.8 '66 Mustang Need:. t'ront * * * '* Bit. Loaded All Xtrall Ford -----,-9-40- Under 10~$13,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• End Work S800 or ~t * offer 6 i2 &86:? Neld.- C'..dll an)'tlmt' ___ * ~:;:FAIRMONT~.: l,.,j .\1U'>l.i0£ \'.!!, ~ 370 * m1 id cond $2250 * * * ·m Chevy Ma!Jbu. 2dr, auto. p 5. r adio. run!'. See o r make o H e r !179-8689 '78 FiESTA 1 o I 1 n d l' r. ~ 'pe l' d C:twrr. n'd • 235 Yn·. 1 . $3499 ~_S9J9 ______ * 1"67 COL'PI:: 390 4:.pd. ~ 7 l C h c v )' . R o n d ......_L 11 t.ransport11t1on, $650. Call ~:It ~"".:;!!_~u!!, pos1tr .u:t1on. fa c air. ""f"" ... 1ereo I own. r. lo mil. ,.,__ all on!! . xlnt thruout "'f" S4&()() ~97 222_1 ---* 13731 HARBOR BLVD H.t\t-.,.,muhin~ yvu ~Jnt GARDEN GROVE to ~11 ~ (J.:i.,,1J1t'd <t<h do lt 17141 534-4100 it 'Nell &a so.g 9100 Allto1, .. -•• ---.-.-0-0 * 96S-4449 or 962·21633. A!>k rorJ p --------Sell Uung.s fast with Dail> Pilot Want Acb. ------Autos.Mew 9100 ........... ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 CYL STICK BKT. SEATS PWR BRAKES PWR. STEER. s4244! Stk 11999 lf- C245233J . * 5 1000 REBATE LAST CHANCE * * * * 21/2 ACRES OF FINE TRADE IMS * * * * * * * All New 1979 & 1980 CONTINENTAL MARK VI'S LIM¢0LM TOWN C-ARS & COUPES LINCOLN VERSAILLES Example . Sef 809904° 1910 LIHCOLH TOWH CAR M,.... AISOW'TILY LOADa Stlcll• Price •••••••••••.•••••••••••.•••• 17.ltt.• YOUR PRICE •••••••••• '12,552.00 ' lf-lf72FORD * COUllB rtCKUP * s1788 * ltnFORD * LTD 114 DOOR •1.uom••~ trarsnw'"°" en *~---· lOW Wt1.ES' T-... '*"-..too ,..--on -1a11 1~ rs... 1"37&1 * s24ss * lf11TOYOTA *·-~·-.,.., * "'"""' A --OOC-..0 '"'ti "'''" •fllf'Y fOW ....... ''""'°' •St> 6064ll * s44ss * * 19IOIUICS 1'75FOltD ! PINTO SIDAN """ 5.1988 * * lt71 FORD rtMTOWAGON * Tfttl -<el 4 Cylt,,_ --·--'°""-* •"d '' tn or•at C0t'14•h0" •71V0Tt .... ff>MI *' 5 3188 * ltnFOID * c~ * tcawCAI" • P..-..-"-'ofd ' _,lfl* D•C-llP llCllOy HH AMlf M -· --· ""* '"" AtHl l I CO"'• wt\•et• * 11 M"'90()) 1$111. AA35e'fl 54988 ' Jt-1 • sue • .....•.. . · ,· There's nc\'Cr been a better time. From July 25 to September 1. participatin~ Orange COilnty i\uto Ot:akrs are goiM all out to giv(: you a safe, inflalion·fighling deal on a 1980 car . .-\l the tcITTlS you've. been looking for! The time is ripe, Orange County. Her~·s why. Six Reasons Why You Auto Buy 1980 • lnkn.~t rat~ arc down. oow. Local han~ and oll~'T financial in.c;litution." are ~ndJn~ mo~y av;itn. And lhcy'rc makln~ it ea_<;i"r and c.:hca('ll'T to hom1w. • 51" .. hctkr J,!a( rrulCJJ,,IC. The awraJ,.I(! ~" IY7\ car J,!ot l:t9 mi11.S pl'f ~lion. The Emimnmcntal Prot~1ion ,.\slenc)' f.a}'S the a\'~1'alle I~ model ~s ~L And many 1'(Ct muc.:h more. • Saw s:mo to S450 a year in ~line ilonc. :\.<...c;umi~ }UI driw hetwe.m 10.000 and 12.00() mild-a )'21 and Wl9>1inc 1..'tJ."ls t-.:t \\\.'CO $1 and SI ~;o pl.'T ~llon. • l 'nuc.u.1lh hr® tradl--in \'al~. 'The \etllJi.· of th.-d\\:rJ~"" l.t!t'd 1..ar an IY'iY \\~ nearl~ Y''• h1~ than 11 was m IYiK e \)11H <...n 1rn.;<. 11n m.11nknJl"I.."· IY'O l .H tMllt1"'-• •• m.• hundrl"d<. uf dollar.; ho.~~ 1'4 1~ \Wf 1111 d1ani .. ~. lubn1..at1un )Otl<. and rouhnr marntc~1.: c.:hccks.. • .WIJl c~ the ener~· crisis. Ir~ one nit nf f<1ur ow~c; of nkd.lan·~ c~ ~I a 111~ mock !. rt ~oold <;aw ~ mlllh oil a.~"-'!: 1rnP1x11..-d Imm Iran m a )'edl. During Now You Auto Buy Days llDAYSlll FIEE Stay at the exotic Prince Kuhlo Hotel. Waikiki --SEOOND PRIZE 7 DAYS IN HAWAII Plus Trips to Las Vegas Plus Special Cash Prizes .... -..... Hawaii vacatio~ via Western Airlines 1st clas.s acconunodation.s for grand prize on Western 's lslander Service. Trips must be taken by January 31. 1~81 Just stop in at }QlD' ~dpating Now You Auto ~Orange C.ounfy dealer and fill out entry blanks. No purchase necessary. Drawing.s to be held on September 15. 1980. Contest rules ard ~tion.s and detansaOOut prizes to be published in this newspaper. For prize vacati~ cash and great deals on 1980 cars. see }QlD' participating Orange C.OOOty dealer displaying the Now You Auto Buy banner . • • MOTOR CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF ORANGE COUNTY . # .. • •JC DAILY PILOT -- TAKE YOUR PICK! llEW 1980 PLYMOUTH YOLARE OR HORIZON llOW OllLY MEW 1980 CHRYSLER CORDOBA VB. automatic trans . p0wer steenng & disc brakes. max. cooling wsw radial t1res & morel 118107JJ MOW ONLY 1977 DATSUN 1210COUPE 4 cyl automatic trans . AM FM st~eo 8 Ir~. PoWef brakes. wsw tires & more• l122TDJJ 1979 DODGE. COLTCOUH Economical 4 cyt . automatic trans.. air cond .. pwr brakes. bucket seats. side moldings. cus1om wheels. radio. wsw tires & more• I 1&4WS0) ·s4395 1978 PONTIAC SUHlllDCOUPE .C cyl . 4 soeed trans.. air cond . AM FM stereo 8 track. POWer steenng. bucket seats wsw tires & morel 1527974) 1979 CHRYSLER COIDOIA COUPE VS. automatic trans . air conct . pwr steering l brakes. AM FM stereo. pwr. windows. cruise controt. dig cloctt. 1111 ;;~~i'"s4595 ~ ~°'·' FOR FLEET SALE OR LEASE INFORMATION, CALL 546 1934 ROCKY ENGLAND SERVICE HOURS MONDAY THIU FltlDA Y: 7:30 A.M •. TO 5:30 P.M. SATURDAY: l:OO A.M. TO 5;00 P .M. $ OR 25 PER MONTH With new IOw 10 97"M> l)f>r<:Pntage rate oo 8POfOVed crPC!rt tor '8 monfl'<, Deferred oncP 1ooud1nq ~600 onwn oaymen1 1a)I hcenc;e & ooc.umen1cl"f tee is S6564 Appt1e!. to 001n Cdrs 'II •are and Honzc.n ' MEW 1980 CHRYSLER LE BARON WAGON LoadPd inc VB enginP air cono auto tr~ns owr "'' & disc: brakes pwr 60 40 leattle< SPals & w1noows owr antenna 4 or IOd<s wire w!'eel covers AM FM stereo w cassette ttu cruise nld•als & mucn more• 1189()841 1979 PLYMOUTH VOi.A.ia SIDAM V8. automatic trans . air cond. oower steering & brakes. vinyl top. custom mold•r gs. radio. wsw tires & more• 1477XYVl. s3995 1979 CHRYSLER UIAIOMCOUPI VB . automatic trans . air cond owr steenng & brakes. AM FM radio. vinyl lop. wsw tires & more' l411XKC OFF MANUFACTURER'S SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE 1.978 PLYMOUTH HOllZOM SIDAM 4 cyl engine. automatic trans . air oond . bucker seats. cower steenno. radio & more' 729VARJ. 1980 PONTIAC PHOB• HATCteACIC 4 Of' 4 cyt. engine.· automatic trans . &ir cond1t1on1no. f1#t steenno a brakes. rad1e. wsw llres & more! <5 t 5YBJJ. 54195 s1495 MEED CASH??? we oay too d()l1ar for 900d ciean late model cars. See Curt Davis O< Bryan H esketrt IOOay WI AUOW YGr DOU.Al N>tl lOUI TRA.Dl-IM! SH US MOWlll SEE OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT ABOUT RENTING A 1980 PLYMOUTH CHAMP! .. .. 7 ........... ) FAMILY MEMBERS SAboENED BY ACTOR'S DEATH fSe;e:·;~:=: J"Strictly Private Rite • ; . LONDON <AP> -i'o the dism.,-et Pillk Panther fa.ns and HellJ'wMd friaada, flit.er Sellen• •·1••r-old ion has rdered ••strictly private" funeral arrangements for the British comedian who died or a laearl attack, associates said today Enn Sellen' ex-wife Britt Ekland is "not on the list" oC some 15 to 20 relatives and co- worken -almost au or them British -who have been invited to Sellers' cnmation Saturday at Golders Green Crematorium fin north London. Movie moguls at Uni led t Artists. which distributes many Valley Group Slates Class In Tear Gas · Self·pnltect.iOO, it's a topic on the minds oC many. Fountain Valle y 's Neighborhood Watch crime pre•ention program wants to 'JDake sure residents learn to :.rtect themselves in a legal as ·•ell as effective way. ': A course in tear gas training, ·~ by the Neighborhood ·watch. will be given at 9 a.m. $aturday in the community center at city ball. Fee for the course, $13. 70, includes imtruction by a . i>oUce officer. Those who take . the ~ mat be 18 years old, not S be a convicted felon, nOl ad· 4icted to drug• and have no 'c:oavictiom foe assault or misuse of Sellers' ftlms -including the hit "Pini: Panther" aeries in . w)alela s.u... .....,..," the bambllq lMpeetor ClouM• - uked to attend Saturday's service but were refused. Uie associates said. Prinee Chari•, heir to the British throne and an avid Sellers fan, was expected to attend the memorial service. Sellers' associates said. "So many millions want to pay tribute to Peter. But lbe family had no choice but to llmll Saturday's service." explained a member 'of Sellers' London· based publicity Orm headed by Theo Cowan. There were· fears. however. t hat many of Sellers' closest friends tn ttoUywooo and elSe· where were feeling slighted. According to associates, Michael Sellers. lbe comedian's son from his first marriage to Australian actress Anne Howe. was planning the funeral arrangements. Sellers. whose 54 movies over a span ol 28 years made him one of the world's most popular comedians, died in Middlesex Hospilal oo Thursday, 34 hours after suffering a heart attack in his hotel suite. He was 54. Friends said it was his ninth heart attack since 1964, but only four had been reported publicly. Sellers' fourth wire. British actress Lynne Frederick, who new to L-Ondoa from California after be collapsed and was with him when be died was i n seclusion an bis 1u1le at the Dorchester Hotel (See SELLERS, Pa&e .U> -~ "••rBeme&o•• D•lly New•paper r.i TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Rule the Rails 'Too? . . Gianlurco Seeks Commuter Trains 8y .MMNNZ aEYNOLD6 ....... ""', .... Adrf1111a Glantureo. director of Caltraos, said Thursday sbe tbllli1 commuter train service could be improved if her acency ha«! more cootrol over railroads. Testi!Yine in a Garden Grove heariJ14 oC the Assembly Select Committee on Mass Transit, Miss Gianturco stressed that she doesn't want to take over the railroads. she just wants to be able to require the railroads to share their track wilh commuter trains. The committee. chaired by Assemblyman Chet Wray, D· W estmins t e r continue d hearing testimony today on the subject or the Jack or rail transit systems in the slate. Miss Gianturco laid the blame for the slow development or commuter trains on the federal government and the private railroads. She indicated lbat lbe f~ral government' was difficult to deal with and that Califomkl is being ~ discriminated against in terms of federal spending for r ail systems. Miss Gianturco saJd another major problem. especially in the Los Angeles-lo·San Diego rail Farm Wastes Cause of HB Duck Deaths The source of an outbttak ol botulism that killed more than JO d1IC!b earu.-tJda moatll at Talbert Laite ln Huntlnston Beach'• Central Park apparently has been identified and remedied, officlal1 said today. Tbe problem, '"In all probablllty, .. was caused by drainace oC fertilizers and other organic materials rrom the nearby muabroom farm, ac· cording to Harold Novick. a wildlife biologist for lbe state W i ld Life Man agement Department. The materials reportedly nowed into a storm drain and drained into the lake, less than two blocks to the north. Daryl Smith, a supervisor In the city's public works de· partment, said the problem bas been corrected by diverting lbe material around the lake. No deaths have been reported since July 9. Al ftnt it was believed that the ducks were dying from botulism caused when visitors led bread and other food to the ducks. The f ood that was not consumed immediately sank to the bottom or the lake and was believed to have decayed in the warm water. But that proved to be not the case In the latest of several episodes involving deaths of wlldll!e. Contrary to earlier reports, the deaths were confined to Lake Talbert. just north of the Central Library. system, bas been a lack or cooperation from the Santa Fe Railroad which owns the track. She said re.sist.antt by Santa Fe bas slowed her department's efforts to get Amtrak to put two more trains OD that run. "We've tried really hard," she said . "There are just an incredible number of obstacles." Before Miss Gianturco spoke to the four-member comrpiUee, S upervis or Ralph Clark testified. He spoke as a representative or the Board or Supervisors, the county Transit Dis trict , .the county Tran s port a t i o n Commission and the Tri·County Rail Committee, an advisory group Cor lbe Los Angeles-to-San Diego train line. Clark said he sees the problem as the result or C altrans ignoring local government in making decisions about rail systems. Oaif\1-SU'ffl"- "They CCaltrans) aren 't totally ignoring us, but we're not the main thrust of their decision· making process by a long shot." be told the committee. WANTS HER AGENCY TO CONTROL COMMUTER TRAINS Caltran1 Director Adrien• Glanturco Testifies The comm itte e , whi ch includes s tate Sen . Alfred Alquis t, D -San J o s e ; Assemblyman Robert Praz.ee. R-Ca rlsbad, and Wilham h er., R-Pasadena .. today 14>3~ to hear Offshore Sites Eyed , County to Study Waste Dump Plan A study by the EnTiroomental Protection Acency of tbree radioactift waste dumps otr lbe Callfomla cout will be studied by couaty officials at the insiateoee of Superv)lor Harriett W\ecler. In asking for the study of the EPA report. Yrs. Wieder noted that .. the conditions of the disposal <of the radioactive wastes> were such lbat there is little chance oC contamination tn the Orange County coastal area. However. any chance ls more than we can take. "We must keep the beaches and waters off the coast of Oran,ge County totally safe from contamination.'' Members of the County Administrative Omce and the Human Services Agency will study the EPA report and report back to supervisors. Marilyn Varela of the EPA of· fice in Washington D.C. said three sites off the CaliforDJa coast were used as dumps between 1946 and 1969. One was off tbe Farallon Islands in northern California. one was 800 miles off Los Angeles and ooe was 500 miles off San Diego. The EPA investigation round that about a quarter of lbe 47 ,000 barrels at the northern California site had corroded and bunt. spilling their content.a on tbe ocean noor. However, Ms. Varela sald lbat the spilled wastes apparenUy did no appn!Ciable damage to the marine life in the area. She said that no inspection is gom~ to be made of the two southern dump Sltes for fear that handlinl m ay catia5e tbe barrels to burst and because ~ the lack oC damage noted from the burst barl"els at the northern site. . She also pointed out that more barrels were dumped at the northern s ite than at either or the other two. Two Arrested On Cocaine, Pot Charges Acting of information de· veloped locally, Fount.alll VaUey PoUce narcotics offi cers arrest· ed two men in their Newport Beach borne Thursday night on suspicion oC selling cocame and marijuana. Arrested on felon y warrants and taken to Orange County Jail were David Samuel Matrone, 25. and Thomas M Are l Jr .. 27, both of 4810 Park Newport, Newport Beach. Fountain Vall ey Police Detective Donald Nielsen said undercover officers had made drug purchases at lhe address during a month .tong investiRation. from representatives of t h {• railroads. r(j1lroad labor wuons and Amtrak Opera House Death Fall A Murder? NEW YORK (AP> -Deep in the bowels or the Metropolitan Opera Houe, past the giant Chagall tapestries a nd th e c rvstal chandeh ers. s omeone &.oSstd the bound, nude body of a blonde VJOlirust down an airshaft as lbe Berlin Ballet danced on the main 5t.age. <Related photo, M l H ~l e n Ha g n e s , who disappeared after telling friends s he was going to meet star Valery Panov. apparently died aft e r a c han c e en count e r backstage Wednesday night. police said. The mystery deepened when Panov said he did not know Mass Hagnl'S. An autopsy was scheduled today to determine what caused the death of the 30-y ear·old professiona l mus 1c1an . whose body apparently was dropped 60 feet from the opening of a rooftop air duct to a protruding beam below. Police said there were no apparent wounds on her body. The murder occurred some ta me after Mtss Hagnes left the orchestra pit between portions or the b a ll e t com pan y 's program. The compa ny performed its scheduled ballet. "The Idiot." with the o rchestra playing music by Dimitri Shostakovich on Thursday night as more than a doz.en dettttives combed the building for clues. Alt.hough the murder was a <See OPERA, Page AZ> Coast l qftear 1u. • Tbe two-to-four-ht>ur course pill apl•in the product. bow to se it, its bl story, what iJtD1titatea self-defense and t jrtttial eppUc.t:lon, says Bill f Crei1, president of Persoaal ~Systems. , • .. Tear ,. la not ctancerous." l &&JI crata. aa attorney and ,tanner fedlnl acent. .AWOL Tomeat Stg•ted lave-hungry Sailor Feline Jumped Ship When the two suspects were arrested Thursday. police seited quantities or m a rijuana and cocaine. The value oC the confiscated drugs was not immediately determined. Testimony In Refugee's Trial Ends Weather Mostly sunny Saturday and not as warm. Low night and morning clouds and log, witll only partial clearing Saturday along the beaches. Lows tOllilhl 62 along the coast, 67 inland. Higtis Saturday 68 to 72 at the beaches, 82 to 87 inland. · " Crail aplaim the tear IU f .._. ID tM eourwe la Chemical ·e <CS>. He Mid CS is more edlft Unce It worb OD the aee GI tbe lkiD b1 irriUitiDI ........... .• Stllll 't .. tnlht to alm .. .. • ., face, wtdeb wlD ... _tl_1Dc.....,.. •••.....,.••Jte....._ ~ = ........... u.. .. •• TM tMr -wll1 be av.._.. tE 1a11 nlhl eompletlan of ' --ll .. eoD\alDed tn • i. ' &• tMt la att.aebed to . ., .................... . • ..,.,. 1111& nea a tarpt •far -~ ... ..., .• .,.er-.. ""-Lee Aac•I•• Police t=D-----.. It ...... •I •ted llilJ U Oru1• ••atr la• ••fore••••t ................. BJ CUL BENDEUON Ot•Dl9r ..... ,.... A loft.buDCJ'Y sailor tomcat that jumped lhlp lD Newport Herbor bu been •llbted ance late WedDledlJ' but rema•• at lar1e today. Tbe 1Jobe-trottln1 felJne known • Bllfoot a~tly de-sertectbll_. rlCbt after they made port. Re bu been at aea so '°"I. lt I• aald, be baa en eye for 1oPben a well u lady cata. 8tafool, deeeribed .. a very lar1e ~ ADIOr• or PenSan Jumped lldP two week1 ~ b.11 owners returned to Beffh efter a fiy•year, around· tbe·wortd mdle. ••Wbm weeaUed t.bedotr,amd. tll•J aatd tbat we bad aa ~ bavtnl UI WUMUtend cat at eilbt years old, and DC wonder be Jumped ship," said Joaaae Sandatrom, apeakinl for tbe family. Fi•• years ago. Don and Joanne Sandatrom quit their teacbiDC jobs, ao&d their bomf and boarded tbelr bome·bullt. 40 foot trimaran wttb Uleir two IODI for the opaa Ma. In t.belr traftla. tbeJ ban vlalted aucb areu as South Ameri~~l the Soulb Se-. and the Mlacue Eut. Tbe lat time Blafoot left the boat to 10 on tbe ~1 wu a year qoon tbe la.land of Cypt'\11· ·1·nere be fatbered • f amil1 wttb C1D1 cl tbe locals, but later deMrt.ed tbem and made it Met to tbe lblp .... tbe Sandltroma moved an.~ the Ude. Otber tlaaD tbat, aald lln. ' Sandstrom. the last time Bilfoot WU olf the boat WU five years a10, jUll befott they left OD the cruiM. .. I tblnk be wu celibate too Ions," said Mn. Sandstrom, wltb a bbll of embarrU1meat. Btsfoot bad been 9"D ill the •lddJof Bayaide Drl••· cbalinl femalecmllDdlOllben. fte S. SUzom famll1 plw to tea.. for SU P'rucl.1co next Tue1da1 or Wednesday. and would like to take tbe1r errant crew memberwttb them. Tbere are no •denUfyln1 maru or collan on Bllfoot, but Mn. Smdatlom said tht IM did 11••• • "aallor'a walk" -a roll from llde to aide to ke11> hll ...... Testimony concluded Tbund.a,y in Santa Ana ln the trial of a Cambodian mt11ee cbaraed wltb atabbin& bil wife to death in their Anabeim apartment. Closi•I art•menh bJ at~ are expected to beClD MODday tn tbe Orace County superior Court trtal. Defendant An Prum, 49. testified that he was ustna a kitchen knife to peel an apple Feb. 31 when bl• wile, Kbenl K~h. ~ ran at him durine an arpmeat and was impaled. Ho1"ftl'. prosecutor Rldwd FameU ~ tbat Pnlm'• wtfe waia Ubbed twlce. in tbe dtfft ...Slide • INSIDE TODA~ H tdory repeat• tt#lf for the M%t ~ ~ at La Cn.tioftlta ~ at Son c~ .,..,.. u. miuicm plloH of CoJifonria•• de· -'°"""" ii dnamatilled. Sn. ~ Cl /or dltoill. •••ex .,,._.....,,..,. L..M..... ... ....... ... ~ "' c....-.. .,. .. ~ .. =·· .. ..... .. . ........ ......... ciw.l• ........ .. ......... ..... !' ~ ---~ ---. - I I • ,ti DM.Y N.OT tW i.-....... ,,.. ............ .m ............... , .,, Hijacked Kia«Jiti 1et Turned Away By Iran KUWAJT <AP> -A liaUllCUd KvwaiU i.w..r ~ aboult .0 aboard landed ~ w.day lw 0-. UUrd Ume lA 14 ~n. K1i-•tt rad•o AW. atwr 1t w"*' a.de from Tehran whee lr&ntan Prea'*llll Abo&!\ u Bua-5* doMd t& clty'a alrl*t TM &lrtral\ O•w to K .... afteT trylnC to land l• the lranlaa ca.petal on a nlCbt from Abedu. &he olJ ~ cky ln outb_..l Iran It '""t M\'99 boun on the around In Abadaa bdo~ ~achn« to T~hf u . the Ira 1tale radJo repot1ed The Arab h1Jttktrs, who bave forced the plartt' to mah four landa~ 1n two da)'> V.l"rtt repor1ed to have th,..•ttMd to bk>w up t~ plane unlHa lMiy tet 1750,000 th•)' claim a Kuwaiti merchant owH U..m . ........... " Betff •C Ir 8•• NOVATO CAP)· Tbe DlltMe [)epartm•t bu coaflrmed that iunfire and bri.t1't U1bla ~from Hamilton Alr hrN Bue today were the ~uh ol .Wt.al')' •MNV•n A department spoll .. mu Mid the aueu~• wu be1ftt ('()ftducteci by air pobtt out ol Travis Air htte Bue. Tbe number ol troopa Ul\"Olved wu not lmmediatel)' avallab&e The maneunr toa.11ned ol atr police 1ettin1 up a defeue ~rtmtter and then se.unn• a t.o.Ule area ror eneinffn. who wo"!ct bwJd a Jand.lng strip. t.he spotesmu sajd. •C.,. ••J•l"ftl •• •-n., "1 .. ftlee CH.ATIANOOGA, Tenn. <API -Poli~ today c~ked can er.tenng and leavtn1 a four·block area ln the predomlnaaUy bJack Alton Parle section after a third nicht of racial violentt, ha wblt-h nine policemen were sU1hUy injured, el&bl by &Wllire. f'irebomblngs. sn1ping and rock throwln& erupted Tuaday night following a Jury's acquittal of two Ku K.lu.x Klansmea ln the shooting of four black women. A third Klansman was convicted on a reduced charge . • ,..., .. Sald S~ki119 •Bftllillfl' ~ SAN FRANCISCO <API -Gov. EdmW\d Brown J r . i.s talking about a "peacemaker" role at nut mont.b's Democratic National Convent.Jon an New York. it was.reported today. The reports by the San Francisco Chronicle and S.cra m ento Bee said Brown. despite his attacks on President Carter and Sen. F.dward Kennedy dunnc his presldenUal campaler>. told reporters in Washington t.bat be "may be in a pocllion to brine about a bealmg at t.be convent.ion." T~ Ear11i11p Vp 4 9 Pn-rntt SEW YORK <AP> -Texaco Inc .• t.M nation's t.bird-largest 01 1 company. said today that rising crude oil prtces a nd ··stronger pnces for ~troleum products" here aDd oveneas helped boost stt0nd·quarter earnings 49 percent to s.502 million. :'\o 8 Shell Oil Co reported second-quarter earnin1s r~ 47 pt>rcent to S.W7 m1lhon. a nd sajd profits in the second half of HMO '"ma~ approximate"' lhe $780 million earned m the first half The reports followed by a day announcements by Mobil Corp and Gulf Oil Corp. that higher world petroleum pnces "'ere conlmuing to fuel profit gams But ~obil and Gull said the L" S rect-~~1on a nd conservation moves by hard-pressed con!>umers are startmg to have an effect on lhe1r results Cove r Def irits County to Utilize Fede~al Funding After fl\ e da) ~ of heanngs oc. Orange County's proposed $62!" m illion budget for hscal 1980. the Board of Supervi.sors has d~1ded to use federal revenue shanng <tnd contingency reserve mone) to co' er a S22 5 million defic1L Supervisors agreed to use SJJ.5 million of about $29.4 m11l1 on i n unappr opr iated federal revenue sharing ru.nds to cover the cost of bujlding projects they earlier sald were needed. And the board also voted Wednesday to draw $9 million from emergency reserves to pa) for a host of other items approved dur ing the budget hearings. That move \\111 leavc Lhe tounty with a S21.7 nulnon contingency r~rve account. according to budget analysts. The fiscal year rovered by the proposed spending plan began July 1 By law. however. the county has until Aug. 31 lo adopt a final budget The heanngs ended on a note of confusion when analysts Crom the County Administrative Of. fi ce sctid the budget. as a re.sult of board's action. had s welled to $638 5 rrulhon. an Increase of about 10 percent from the $579 m 1lhon spent in hscal 1979 Later 1n the day , Maria B~st.anchury, a budget analyst, said lbe fa.nal figure actually waa about S62S million because about $13 million essentially had been counted twice. DAILY PILOT , ... °'-c-°"''' ........... _ .... (_..__..,, .. , .. __ ,.._ °'-"""' "-'"""' c_, "'-• _._,.,. ..---· ........ ,._ -C...l•-..._ ..... --:::'.:~~c::: :·~ ,-:.;:;.;. ~:.~~ -·-,,...,_·--.... ..... ---·--.... u.-. ..... ,. __ •a. .... ·-(MW .... (Al-.... .,.,. ._ .. _ ............ _..__ , .... c..r-, Vou ....._.,. ,,..C.0.-., __ ,,,_..It_ , .... """"'-'• ....... .......... ._ "...::: :;.,~ .. ~-...a.---°'-C-.--"' ... " .......... °""'9 ,,.,.,. .. 9' ........ .,. .... .-.,..,~o .. ,,...~ ONIMe ............. ,., ... C.• .._ -c--.. ... ,. ... !ol_ f rl ... 4 .. C1H,__, 0 .......... .... ..... -... ... ~.,..,CIJ: , .. ...... I Jn sum . the S596 m illion budget prQP06ed in June &welled by S29 mill.ion as a result of the board's actions on requests from directo r s o f the county 's age ncies and departments. Among those actions was a de cis1on to grant an additional $2 million to the sheriff's de· partment; Sl-8 mllllon to the probation department : $2 .6 m illion to cover increases In utility costs : Ml mlJlion for purchase of land near the county's John Wayne Airport and S9 million for new road and flood control facilities, Ms Bastanchury said. In other actions before t he hearings ended. supervisors agre-ed to grant about $2 million 1n remainine, federal revenue s haring fund s fo r social programs . Sl million to s ubsidize senior citizens· bus fares for the Orange County Transit Dlstrict and the LagunA Beach Munici pal Transit Syste m : S l mill io n for replacement of equipment used by the General Services A1ency at the C'OWlty's land.till&; s.soo.ooo for repair o r a damaced draining channel at the Coy~ Canyon land.fill in lrvlne. and $700.000 for several other drainage system improvements. Female Jail Inmates Get Equal Rights Two proirama aim ed at compliance witb a court order mandating equal treatment for female Jail Inmates were announced Wednesd ay by Ora a 1e County Sherilf·Corooer Brad Oat.es. Startln1 today , 11 female female Jail lnmatet have bMrJ !~taounced by Oru1e County --ertff-Ooroner Brad Oatee In::::" Thunday. u 1.tn. woJ* betu P81'Uetpau.a,_ • wUI ~am W\d•r wbl~h UM)' onn CUltodjaJ ud OUMl' dUtiff OU&IJde U.. women'• Jail duriq the day . J .~· ~Aue. a. f...a. .... m~ ll cauJU7 for UM wort Pl'Olfaaa wU( 11111 ,.,..._ to ~ ia ''ellllae&'' ... wtuafit.im_.,..._,..._ ll•=.c:cr·.. Hilt fw male ~~ luperiar eoWt ,... ..... Dteke, nded ta 1"' dlM .._ laekotlille ...._.,.. ..... .......... Glla1mAaaUaa. • 'Die Namlf! ol tlte Ga.w Is Mud Anchoring their end of the rope. boys among 90 4·H Club youngst~rs who turned out for Second Annual Mudbowl. at Belvtdere. Ill .. sponsored by a community college. cheer each other on Thursday. They also played mud volleyball and football. Their mothers' washing machines ma_y have overheat;ed later getting their white things whiter. but the 4·H kids stayed cool m this muck. •' Undercover Border Cops Claim Beating President Will Aid In Billygate Probe -.. OPERA •.. top11· of N>m t·r.,at1on among the rrn~d of Wmt' 3.200 b<illet fans. nt>1thf"r th(' be1llt'l troupe nor Lhe o r c ht '>tra o r free -la n ce mu. .. 1rrnn!> pubhtl~ mentioned lhl' krlhng Three U S. Border Patrol af ents stationed at the San C emente c heckpoint today faced arraignment on criminal charges alleging lhey beat some o r their own men who were planted a s s uspected illegal aliens In a Fede ral brutality prob<- Two of the agents are accused of uslng a nashhght. a met.al chair and lead hnc-d glov~ to brutalu.e fellow officers , ~ho posed as aliens durang the three month probe lnd1cted we r e J Gillespie Wood, a seruor patrol agellt. aod offi ters Joise M artin Barke r and Lester ~1 f'uJlen. The three have been placed on administrative leave for 10 pa.Jd working days pending a review of the Indictment and possible s uspension Wood. who has been working 1n a s uperviso r y capacity. 1s <'harged with nine counts of assauJt on a fede ral o fficer . dep rl\ at1on o f c1 vii rights and assault within te rr1tl)r1al J ur 1sd1ct1on o f the t; S . government He 1s ac<'used of using the nashlight and lead· lined g loves 1n some of the assaults Barker Is charged in eight counts wi th assault on a fede~aJ o fficer. the use of a false s tatem e nt 1n an official invesUgaUon. perjury before the grand jury and deprivation of c i vil r ights The indictment alleges he used a metal chair to beat one of the undercover agents. Fullen ls charged with seven counts of penury before the grand jury. The indict ments said the mistreatment dated back to July 1979 and continued t.o March of this year. when the INS task force began its investigation. U .S. Altomey James Lorenz said two Immigratio n oChcers of Hispanic descent -Javier Dlbene and Juan Espinal - posed as UJegal aUens. boarded a bus with ot her Mexican nationals and were detained" at the San Clemente checkpoint Fro• Page A l SELLERS ..• Today wu her 28th birthday. Among the fnends admitted lo the s uite t o extend their condolences Thursday was Lord Snowdon, Princess Mar1aret's ex husband W,ASHIN GTON t AP I President Carter 1s promi.smg full White House cooperation. perhaps even tus own testimoo) If necessar) 1n the s p~c1al Senate 1nvest1gat1on of his brother Bail y's Llb)an conn~t1ons And the c ha1rm ~1n fJf tht' St'n<tte pC111el handlang tht: pmbt: said toda) that tht: prl.'s1dent m1gnt well be askt'd to trst1f> Prelt1dl'nt1al prl'Ss \N·rt:laQ Jody Powell said Thur~day that Carter dld not expect to Lnvokt' t.•xecut1ve pnv1legt-for either htm!.el! or aides t () keep them from testifying or prov1din~ information He will instruct h1~ staff to cooperate Cully. PoweU said ·Th e Senate Jud 1c 1a r y Com m1tt..ee was meeung today to discuss details of the pro be by a nine -member panel -f1ve- Democrats and rour Re publicans into the BJll) Oartef'l.Llbyatt- t1es and whethe r the While HouM· 1nnuen~ a Ju.slice Department investigaoon o( the president's younger brother Heanngs arc expect ed to start next week. and the committee 1s under orden to produce a report a monlh lo the day befo~ the ~ov 4 elecllon Se n Birch Bayh. D·lnd . chairman of the special panel vowed to ··pursue the truth "'herever it m ay lead and let the chips fall where lhey may." ln an mterv\ew on the NBC-TV "T oday" s how this morning Bayh sctid there was a ··very definite .. pou1bllity President Carter would be asked to tesllf) befor e the panel Bayh. s a1d he had not c~n the other Democrat.A to serve on the subcommittee. although sour ces who asked not to ~ identified sa•d leading poss1b1llt1es include Sens Patrick Leahy of Vermont, Max Baucus · o( Monc..na and John Culver of Iowa Thu.rmond s&Jd he has named Republican Sens. Bob Dole of Kansas and Charles Malh1as of Maryland to serve with him and -...ill tnVlle Sen Jacob Ja'",u of ~ew Yorit a.s -.eu · We plan to inve-sugatP an~ttung t.hdt 8111} Carter mciy have dooe "'h1le represf'nt1ng d fr1rf•1gn nation that m a'" ha\ ... hJd impart r1n th•· JJf"ilir\ r,( th1• cr1u ntri. lid\h 'JHJ W•· 1•1 .. n lt1 an\ ~llgdtr the prfJpr11•t;. r,r 1 .... r k thereof and -...hat tht' .l!ll\ t'mmf>nt"I r•"!XJ"''' h<t<-h\ "" tr, that undertak1n11. · Tht>} 're H :ry upset." opera ~pokes.,.,oman Johanna Paedler •,n<1 1,f lh1• dJntl'rs 'But t \t'r\OOt> '\ proft:'S!>IOn<tl There·.:. Just th(' ft'ehng that thl.' ~how i ''' "" ll v1mt-thin~ thal°s. n I.. r 1 n• d I hrt1111-;h \ l"<lr~ <J ( Pf J I 11• ,. !L1 !1• • r, '-•·r1• 1 'c·orted in 1! r ' I J I I r I ' u n r1 t h 1• rj p e r a 1•u.'d 1.1 IJ, p•1ll•, dt"11·c·t1 \t:!> .\J ., t-1f 1!!1 r '.J•tl th1· norm,.1 htiu'>•· ~•·l u rlly fr,ru: of c1gf\L "''1ulli bl· doublld unt il th~ 1 roiuv• m"' .. 11 t11 WJ!>h1n~ton Jlt•·r ">JtUTriJ\ n1i,:ht Hill} Caner r1:._1-,ltn·d undn p rotest last 11t (~k a -. a f<>re1~n a gent for L1b)a ·s left1 c.t gn\'l•mmcnl tc• ;no1d J £ull l!rant1 JU f!o 1nH:!>t1~a tt on Cheek This! Wmmissioner s Pay Hiked The Cit~ of :-..·e.,., port Rt 4<'h m.:1de Hat Ttw>mas a nch man Uus '4 ttk t!'\ en 1f JUS' frJr :i '""" minute• Thomas. a c1t\ plann ng comm1s~1on1:r ~ho earns SJC.tO a month for h1:. .... w~ 'fld hf Of drl\ collaps~ .,., hen he opt>rl(>d tu pa~ em t lor.. and nr1t1ct-d " Sl6 H5 check inside l v.as hard I> pa) 1n1: <1tlenuon sa id Thomas. · ( almost de~1ted 1t \I. llhoul "\t:>n nnt1r1n1- ClTI' Fl.NASCE DIRECTOR George Pappas said Thomas returned the che<'k t.o the r •t > on Thursda'" He said he lS W\5ure '4 hO t}pt'd Thom.i•> name on tht-fl\c d1g1t check ··rt was just a mixup. he expla111ed "Someone. 1 guess. Just typed tus name.· on tht•n> '4 1thout 1:ven looking at the amount ·· He said Thol'itas. who \lo 3S 1Jn \acat.Jon dunng the monlh of June. shouldn't t-\t:n ha\t' re<'e1\ed a check Planner5. he said. are p.ud $.!JI) for each meetlll g the\' attt.>nd · "WHOEVER WAS T'\'PISG up the checks probably typed up the first six romm1s,1oner checks and Just assumed the next check \lo as for Thomas.·· Pappas expJamed He said the money -.as actually part of an 111~r· department tra.nsrer o( funds · Of t'Ourse I returned the check." Thomas said lau1hlng "Jt was either Lhat or find some inves tments rea.i quickly ·· BUY ANY SUIT OR ' SPORT COAT IN OUR STOCK FOR ONLY ... one dollar. *WITH PURCHASE OF Ort E AT REGULAR PRICE SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA (714) 540-1 502 ' ·. -. ----..... Irvine EDITION I Your Ho•eto•n Dally Newttpaper era Phantom Kills as Musie TWE~TY·FIVE CENTS 1 Pia gs NSW YORK (AP> -Deep In ~ bowels ol the Metl'opOlitu en Hou.le. aat th• •l•t a a all tapeaf rlea and the al chandeliers, aomeone lbe bound, nude body ol a ..__ vWinlat down an alrt.baft )$ the 8er:UA. 8al1el d~ Oft 1he main atqe. (Related photo. ~M> Helen Ha1n e1, who 41aappeared alter tellana friends he was 101n1 to meet star Valery Panov, appuentJy dlf'd a fter a c hance encounte r baekatact Wedneaday nlaht, poUce u.kt. The rD¥•tery dee~ned when PHOV l aid he dtd not know Mi 5 H•snea . An autOJ>$J wu-scheduled today to determine what caused the d 1th of the 30-year-old profenional musician, whose body apparently was dropped 60 fee' from the opening of a rooftop air duct to a protrudln1 beam below. Pollee said there were no appvenl wounds on her bod \ T~e murde r occurred some time after Mias Hagnes left the orchestra pit belw~en portion.s- o I the ballet company's pro1ram. The company performed its scheduJed ballet. "The Idiot." with the orch estra playing music by Dimitri Shostakovich on Thursday mght as more than a dozen detectives com bed the building for clues. Although the murder was a topic of conversation among the crowd of some 3.200 ballet fans. -neither the ballet troupe nor the orch estra of free -lance musicians publicly mentioned the kiUi.ng. "'They're very upset," opera spokeswoman Johanna Fiedler said or the dancers. "But everyone's professional. There's JUSl the feeUng that the show goes on. It's something that's ingrained t hrough years of practice." OaoceLS were ebt:orted in groups around the o pera building by police detectives. Ms. Fiedler said the normal house security force of eight would be doubled until the troupe moved to Washington after Saturday night. Mlss Hagnes performed for the first two selections or a four· balJel program Wednesday n ight. lbeater officials said she left her violin on her chair, stoppeCi in a dressing room and left around 9:30 p.m. for·what was described as "an artistic discussion" with Panov, the Soviet e mig r e dancer and choreographor, in his dressU:ig room. <See OPERA, Pa-ge AZ> ' ~ Trucker Charged With Slaying Freewa Killer Sus ect .. '4 •• J l ..... , ....... ,. .-FAMILY MEMBERS SADDENED BY ACTOR'S DEATH Peter Seller•' Son Michael, Wtte Lynne Frederick ~-. ·.&llers' Cremation Strictly Private Rite LONDON (AP) -To the dismay of Pink Panther fans ,and Hollywood friends, Peter Sellers' 26-year-old son bas orde red "strictly private'' funeraJ a rrangements for the British comedian who died of a heart attack, associates said tioday. Even Sellers' ex-wife Britt Ekland is "not on the list" of I • some 15 to 20 relatives and co- -workers -almost all of them British -who have been invited to Sellers' cremation SaturciaiY at G-0lders Green Crematorium in north London. Movie moguls at Un ited Artists, which distributes many of Sellers' films -including the hit "Pink Panther" series in <See SELLERS, Page .\%) Carter May Talk (Jn Billy WA S HI NGTON <AP> - President Carter as promising full White House cooperation, perhaps even his own testimony 1r necessary. in the s pecial Senate investigation of his broth er Bill y's Libyan connections. And the ch a irm an of the Senate panel handling the probe said h"1ay that the president might well be asked to testify. Presidential press secretary Jody Powell said Tb.ursday that Carter did not expect to invoke executive privilege for either himself or aides to keep them from testifying or providing information. He wiU instruct his staff to cooperate fully, Powell said. · T h e Sen a t e Ju diciary Committee was meeting today t<> discuss details of the probe by a nine-membe r panel -five- Democrals and four Re publicans -into the Billy Garter-Llbyan- tles and whether the White House inOuenced a J ustice Department investigation of the president's younger brothei. Hearings are expected to start next week, and the committee is under orders to produce a report a month to the day before the Nov. 4 election. Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., chairman of the special panel, vowed to •·pursue the truth <See BILLY, Page A2> MS to Benefit In Saturday Run A IO-kilometer run to raise money for the battle against muscular dystrophy begins at 8 a.m. Saturday in Irvine at the corner of Alton A venue and J amboree Boulevard. Those wishing to participate should come to the starting line before the run and pay a $5 registration fee. Far West Services Inc. is sponsoring the run. orced Vote (Soogltt for t~:.l c~~:!eputy Tomeat Prowls AWOL Feline Si,ghled in NB lDhtrict Attorney Robert Qatterton aDDOUDced Thursday taat be WW seek a Califomia S9preme Court nallng to force an election to nu a vacancy on the •aqeCountySUperiorCourt. -.Chatterton, a Huntln~ton •cb l'9idlDt .... ped to West nae Comly MUDlclpal Court, a a prea conference tbat ..._... wttb receat lepl lal•• delivered to Gov. mud G. Brown Jr. that DllllCJ~MI Browll ia empowered fill tbe •acancy by nuaey wu created Jae tlllt ......... Uoa ot Judp H. ........ CbaUenoa and ( Onlll9 CcMmty llunldpal :..-a ... .,.... Rob9rt P'ltq•ald. Neapmt a..ch, received the. ·.-.. ..... ~ ...... ,... 9le1Der'a poeitioa, ..... _... Ud a maJortt)' ..._ t99t a NOYember nmotf :;•.a.• WM ttbeduled. ByC.AaLBENDEa80N OftMDelflt"*"' .... Bigfoot, the philandering reline who deserted bis world-traveling owners for a life of moral de- baucbel'y in Corona del Mar, was sighted by a family search party Wednesday night. Florence Scott, mother of Joanne Sandstrom. reports tbat her daughter ud family were out aearchina in t.be .tcinity ol the 2000 block ol Bayside Drive when Y:v saw Bicfoot, their errant _ ~~1 punuin& aootber cat. "They tried to lure him with food, but be waa more lnterested ill ebuinl the other cat,'' said Mn.Scott. • The pnderv of ~~other cat could iaot be' det ined, 1he added, . bit.:.W ~ a&lly ·be 1unniMd. '"' ,._., ! • • Bllfoot. desc~ ·as ' Vfll'1 larae p-ay Angora or Persian, Jumpedthefamilyshiptwow~s a10 after the Sandstrl>ms returned to Newport Beach from a five-year world cruise. 1be Sandstroms say Bigfoot was allowed off the boat only once in tboseftveyeantogoontheprowl. The last sightings of Bigfoot. before Wednesday night, were a week qo, with the tomcat in heated pursuit of female cat.a and · 1opben. All attempts at diverting bJ• attaltion and brinlille him home have failed. The Slncbtroma plan to 'aet sail for San Francllco next Tuesday or Wednesday, and would appreciate bavinl thelr ml•in& mouser back on the crew list. Mra. Sandstrom aaid that Bigfoot could alto be identified by his "uilol''a walk," a rollinl 1ait the tomcat took on after yean at tea. He sways from aide to side to ·~ lteep b1a balance, on all four sea .. ,s. : r tbit 1uuertn1 animal i. teen, the Saadalroms would appteclate a Hll to Mrs. Scott al 83'1-1818, IO their family shore patrol can cut short bis free· wheelin& liberty. o.lfy~--WANTS HER AGENCY TO CONTROL COMMUTER TRAINS Cahrans Director Adrian• Glanturco T•sttfte• Gianturco Seeking Railroad Authority By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ol llW 0.tfff PllOi S~ll Adriana Gianturco. director of Caltrans. said Thursday she thinks commuter train service could be improved if her agency had more control over railroads. Testifylng in a Garden Grove hearing of the Assembly Select Committee on Mass Transtl. Miss Gianturco stressed that she doesn't want to take over the railroads. she JUSt wants to be able to require the railroads to share their track with commuter trains. The committee, chaired by Assemblyman Chet Wray, D· W estm ins ter contin ued hearing testimony today on the subject of the lack or rail transit systems in the state . Mass Gianturco laid the blame for the s low development of commuter trains on the federal government and the private railroads. She indicated that the federal government was difO cult to deal with and that California is being discriminated against in terms or federal spending for rail systems. Miss Gianturco said another major problem. especially In the Los Angeles·tO·San Diego rail system, bas been a lack or cooperation rrom the Santa Fe Railroad which owns the track. She said resistance by Santa Fe bas slowed her departmenl's efforts to get Amtrak to put two more trains on that run. "We've tried really hard,'' she s aid. "There are j us t an incredible number of obstacles.·· Before Miss Glanturco spoke to the four-member committee, Supervisor Ralph Cl ark testified . He spoke as a represent,aUve of the Board of Supervisors, the county Transit District, the county Transportation Commission and the Tri·County Rail Committee, an advisory group for the Los Angeles·lo-San Diego train line. Clark said be sees the problem aa tbe result of C1 llrans ignoring local government in making decisions about rail systems. "They (Caltrans > aren't tota lly ignoring ua. but we're not lhf' m am thrust Of their dE'<'ISIOO· makmJ? process by a long shot.,'' he told the committee. The committ ee, whic h include~ s tate Sen . Alfred Alqui s t , D ·Sa n Jo se , Assemblyman Robert Frazee, R Carlsbad. and Wilham lveMi, R-Pasadena. today was to hear rrom re presentatives of the railroads. railroad labor unions and Amtrak. Ocean Nuke Dump Study Asked by OC A study by the EnvironmenlaJ Protection Agency of three radioactive waste dumps off the California coast will be studied by county officials a t tbe ins istence oC Supervisor Harriett Wieder. lo asking Cor the study of the EPA report. Mrs. Wieder noted that "the conditions of the dis posal <or tbe radioactive wastes) were such that lbere is little chance of contamination in the Orange County coastal area. However. any chance is more than we can take. "We must keep the beaches and waters off the coast or Orange County totally safe from contamination." Members of the County Administrative Office and the Human Services Agency will study the EPA report and report back to supervisors. Marilyn Varela of the EPA ol· nee in Washington D.C. said three sites off the Califomla coast were used as dumpa between 1IM8and11169. One was off the Farallon Islands in northern Callfomia, one was 800 miles off Los Angeles and one was 500 miles off San Diego. Tbe EPA invesU1aUon found that about a quarter or the 47 ,000 barrels at the northern California site had corroded and burst, spilling their content.a on tbe ocean noor. German Youth Victim By FREDERICK SCHOE.'9EHL 0. ti. 0.U• lttlO! $YH LOS ANGELES -W1ll1am Geor~e Bonin, a J2.year·old Downey truck dr1 ver . was charged with murdt.-r today an connect.Ion with the 1979 slaying of a German youth whose death 1 has been attr-a buted to the so called Freeway Kaller. There hav~ been 41 similar murders since 1972. Bonin. a rrested June 12 by Los An ge le!! Police De partment surveillance team, was formaI!y notified or the pending murder cha rge about m idnight, just hours before he was due lo be m court for t he start of a prchm· • mary bearing on two sex of· fen SH. Los Angele! District Attorney John Van de Kamp ann0tu1ced late ttu.s mommg that Bonin is being cllarged w1t.h the murder of Marcus Grabs, a German youth whose body was roWld in • Los Angeles just one year ago. Investigation had r evealed that Grabs, hke many other victims m the series or rreewav k111inf:,S, had been h1tchh1kmg at the time he disappeared. Law eororcement sources Indicated that Bonin remains under investigation as a possible s us pect in sever a l o f the unsolved freeway killings, so named because the victims ' nude bodies had been dumped aloo~side freeways and maJor highways In Southern California. Bonin is cons idered a strong possibility as a suspect in 10 murders that OCC\lrred in 1980. including those or Glen Norman Barker, 14, or Huntington Beach. and Russell Duane Rugh. lS. of Garden Grove, whose bodies \\1ere found March 22 near the San Juan Creek campground east o( San Juan Capistrano on Ortega Highway. the sources said. Meanwhile i t was lea rned today that investigators in the Or ange County Sheriff's Ofrice are probing the possibihty that more than one person has been <See CllA&GED, Pag~ Alt Coast Weather Moetly sunny Saturday· and not as warm. Low night and momtng clouds and fog, with only partial clearing Saturday along the beaches. Lows tonight 62 a long the coast, 67 inland. Highs Saturday 68 to 72 at the beaches. 82 to 81 inland. INSIDE TqitA" HWMJI replOtl ti.elf /or tu nm .., ftight• at Lo cn.tmua Pafeold m Son c~ ..,_ tlw miNion plaoH o/ CoU/o"'io'• de· .wlopmnt g dnnnotiud. Sn Page Cl for ddaill. l•tlex . I 2 .Hijacked ~n Escape From PltJne KUWAJT <AP> -11M pilot and co-pUot ol a hijaektd Kuwah.i Jd.l!Mr allPP*d out ol U.. plane today ~ nuped to aalet.)' al Kuwait Altport. ~ tM aircraft bad lancMid with about 40 Movd todQ, KU1rllll racbO ..W. . UDC'Omllnned NfOl1.I damed u.. llllljacken oPtMCI fir• on lM two ~ bllt filled to hit tit.Mr After lhe crewmen rHcbcld aafet • ecurit.)I f<>ttes surrounded th MJal'llf'd ~etUntr parked at tht-<'nd ol 1 run11rl)' and wd they "have at at their com~ control." the-rad>o rt'por1f'd Rut the h1Jacken later 1ur~f'd The cttwmftfS uupe carM 24 houn 1tler thtlr plane was hijacked and forced lo Oy arouad ~ ~nan Oult. landJna ~re lhrH Orne.. u the armf'd men aboard prUHd their demand for ruo.ooo they cl&Jm I Kuwaau mf'l'('hant OWf' lt~m ......... "~~·····' .... BOISE, Idaho AP l -\leolt-nce nared antw at the riOT· url'ed Idaho State Pettitmuary today H 1nm1t hou.sed ln a tent city 1n the compound becan shouuna. bumln& e<>ta ind breaking headboards , accordlna to an aide to Gov. John Evana Don Walk1N1 Hid priaon otf1c1als were consldenng a show of force by ;,irmcd National Guardsmen to "llhO'A them who's in charge " lllt-Wra Loa•: IZ8 .WHBo" CANNES, France <AP1 Burglars stole Jewell} and foreign t•urrenc~ v.orth about $20 mi llion from the Riviera villa or a sor1 or the former ruler of Qatar, police sources reported toda> 'Ille Name of the Game is /tlud The owner was 1denllfied as Abdel Aziz Ahmed a l Tbanl, of the ruling house of the oil· rich sheikdom on the Persian Gulf. 9 C.,.. l•J•rfNI In Rarial Vl~e Ancholing their end of the rope. boys a mong 90 4·H Club youngsters who turned out for Second Annual M udbowl. at Belvidere. Ill.. sponsored by a community college. cheer each other on Tbursday. They also played mud volleyball and football. Their mothers' was hing machines may have overheated later getting their white things whiter . but the 4-H kids stayed cool in this muck CHATIA:"JOOGA. Tenn <AP• Police today checked cars enter ing and leaving a four-block area in the predominantly black Alton Park section after a third night of racial violence. in which nine policemen were slightly injured, eight by gunfire. Firebombmgs. s niping and rock throwing erupted Tuesday night following a jury's acquittal of two Ku Klux Klansmen in the shooting of four black women. A third Klansman was convicted on a reduced charge. SELLERS ... .,...,.. S .. d S~"fl •lfftiMlffl' ~ which Selle rs portrayed the bumbling Inspector Clouseau asked to attend Saturday's service but were refused. the associates said. SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. is talking about a "peacemaker'' role at next month's Dem<><:ralic National Convention in New York. it was reported today. • • Prince Charles. heir to the British throne and an avid Sellers fa n , was expected to attend the memorial service, Sellers· associates said. Th~ reports by the San Francisco C,lironicle and Sa.cramento Bee sa.Jd Brown. despite his attacks on President Carter and Sen . Edw~rd Kennedy during his presidential campaign, told reporters m Washington that he "may be in a pos ition lo bring about a healing at the convention." "So many millions want to pay tribute to Pete r But the family had no choice but to limit Saturday's se rvice." explamed a m e mbe r of Sellers· London· based publicity firm headed by Theo Cowan. C.Ver Defirits County to Utilize Federal Funding There were fears. however. that many of Selle r!I' closest friends in HollywOOd and else· where were feeling slighted Accordin g to a ssociates Michael Sellers. the comedJan·~ son from his first marriage to Au stralian actress Anne Howe, "a s pla nnin g lhl' fun e r a l a rrangemen~ After five days of hearings on Orange County's proposed S62S m1lhon budget for fiscal 1980, the Board of Supervisors has decided to use federal re venue sharing and contingency reserve money to cover a S22.S million deficit. Supervisors agreed lo use Sl3.S million of about $29.4 m illion in una ppropriated federal revenue shar ing funds to c over the co st of building projects they earlier s aid were needed And the board also voted Wednesday lo dr aw $9 million from emergency reserves to pay for a host or other items approved during the budget hearings. That move will leave the county with a S21. 7 million contingency reserve account. according to budget analysts. The fiscal year covered by the proposed spending plan began July 1. By law, however , the county has until Aug. 31 to adopt a final budget. The hearings ended on a note or confusion when analysts from the County Administrative Of. fice said the budgel. a s a result of board's action, had s welled to $638.S million, an increase or about 10 percent from the $S79 million spent in fiscal 1~9. Testing Begins M OSCO W <A P > -A Vietnamese cosmonaut a nd h.is Soviet partner a.re carrying out medical and scientific tests today in space following their linkup with the Salyut 6 space s tation and the two Soviet cosmonauts already aboard it, Tass reported. DAILY PILOT 1~ Or ... ~ O.tiy "'°'-••f" wfitot,. 1\ t.~Dtf'llf'O 11-"*_... P,f"\' ,, ~·~ Or {N' °'-"'""' __ ,. C....,."l' ~··" ff•ttOft'\.,... CMQtt\hfd ~" tfVOWQI'\ Jrtdolr , ... CMI• -__ , llH t ll ............... 9,.,.,,. ,.oc.tnt•1111 ViAHt't h vtrtf' l •9'il'"• 0.~f't '°"'1t COffl A VnQ" rtQ;tOftef t4•tll0"! f'\ ov&H\f'lld S..tWfGH\ •t'IO W r'ICMn ''"' D'•M•Pll pwl>lt>ll""' -I It 61 JlO ¥OMI h l !>!<NI P Q. llo• llJOO ~WM C..lllOt1••6 t1•1t.. ._ .. _ Prn'°'"' ~ ~,;.e. -·~ \tt<I ..,f"\tOtnt •ftO Ot ..... 41 Ml~ T-•-•C-l0.10< ,_ ... _,,...,. IM• .. ""ll•w ~Ml-. Mtl--.......lo."" T1t1phol1e (714)1Q.4U1 a1 •••dMw••wta.tfN ,,_ ... ~ -.- L a ter in the day, Maria Bastanchury. a budget analyst. s aid the final figure actually ~as about $625 m1lhon because about $13 million essentially had been counted twice. In s um . the $596 million budget proposed in June swelled by $29 million as a result of the board's actions on requests from directors or the c ount y's agencies and departments Among those ac tions v. as a de· c1'i1on to grant an add1t1onal S2 million to the s he riff's de· partment; $1.8 million lo the probation d e partment , $2 6 million lo cover increases in utility costs. $6 million for purchase of land near the county's John Wayne Airport, and S9 million for new road and flood control facilitie s. Ms . Bastanchury s aid. In other actions before the hearings ended, s upe rvisors agreed to grant about S2 miJlion in remaining fede ral revenue sha r ing fund s for social programs : $1 million to subsidi"ze senior citizens' bus fares for the Orange County Transit District and the Laguna Beach Mun ic ipal Trans it Sy s tem ; $1 million for replacement of equipment used by the General Services Agency at the county's landfills: $500,000 for repair o f a damaged draining channel at the Coyote Canyon landfill in Irvine, and $700,000 for sever a l o ther drainage system improvements. Sellers, whose 54 movies over a s pan of 28 years made him one of the world's most popular comedians. died in Middlesex HospitaJ on Thursday. 34 bours after suffering a heart attack in has hotel suite He "ui, 54 Friends said 1t was his ninth heart attack since 196-1. but onl) four had bec•n reported µubllc h Fro• Page . I I OPERA ... But she was never seen m or near P~nov ·~ dre?s1ng room and police said Panov 1s not a suspect in the case. Miss Hagnes' dis appearance v. as noted when she did not return at 10 pm. for the fourth ballet or the night and when her hus band. Janis ·Mintiks , a sculptor. couJd not find her al the end of the show. Detectives began sear ching the 14·year·old building, a white marble edifice with an imposing front of glass. They followed the red-carpeted hallways that run through the building. Ten hours later, the woman's shoes were found on the roor. Her body was discovered in the a ir shalt a short time later. Cheek This! Wmmissioner's Pay Hiked The City of Newport Beach made Hal Thomas a rich man th.is week, even if Just for a few minutes. Thomas, a city planning commissioner who earns $100 a month for his work, said he nearly collapsed when • he opened his pay envelope and noticed a $16.~ check inside. ' "I was hardly paying attention," said Thomas. "I at most deposited it without even not.icing." CITY FINANCE DIRECl'Oa George Pappas seld Thomas r eturned the c heck to the city on Thursday. He said he Is W\Sure who typed 1bomas' name on the five digit check. "It was just a mixup," he explained. "Someone, I guess. just typed bis name on there without even lookina al the amount." He said Thomas, wbo was on vacation durint the month ol June, shouldn't even have received a check. Planners, be said, are paid S50 for each meetina they attend. .. WHOEVER WAS TYPING up the checks probably typed iq> the fint six comnmsioner checks and just a11umed the next check was for Tbomaa," Pappu explained. Pe said the money wu actually part of an inter· department transfer of fundl. "Of course I returned the check," Tbomu 1a1d, lau1hin1. "It wu either that or find some lnvntineata real quickly.'' 3 B d A IV l f 'ront Pag~ ·II ~r -~i: ~en .___.~ --CHARGED. Face Brutality Rap Three L' S Bo rdt:r Patrol agt'nl!> -;tat1one d a t the San Cle ml·Olt• chec kpoint today fal'~·d arr;ugnmenl on cnmmal thar~es a lleging they beatsome ~nf t ht'1 r o" n mt.·n "'ho "1·n · µl a nll'd a~ 'iU~JJt.:.S.lt:d illl•gal a ltt'ns in a Fedcrnl brut&1l1l\ probe · Tv.o or the agent.s are a ccused of using a flallhhghl. a metal chair and lead lint'd gloves to brutahie fellow officers. who p osed us a lie ns d uring the three month protX' Indicted "e r e J G11le~pH: Wood. a senior patrol agent. and offi cers J ose ~t;.i rt1n Ha rkt r and Lester M Fullen. The three have been placed on adm1ru!ilral1H' lea,·c for 10 prud working da) s pend in£ <1 rev1c.,.. of the indictment and possible :.uspen...,ion Wood . .,..ho ha~ been v.orktn~ in a s uper\'1sory capacity, is charged "1th nine c ount'> of .tssault on a federal officer. dep· rivat1on of civil rights and assault within t e rrito rial J Ur 1sd1 c t 1on o f the L'S. govL-mment lie 1s accu!>ed of us ing the flashlight and lead- 1 ined gloves an some of the a!lsaults ·- Ba rker 1s charged in eight counts v.i th assault on a fede-al uHicer. the u s e of-a false ~t a lem e nt in an o ffic i al 1nvest1gat1on. per)ury before the ~rand Jury and depnvat1on of c 1v1I rights . The indictme nt ;.alleges he used a metal chair to beat one o f the undercove r dgents Fullen 1s charged wath seven (·ounb of per Jury be fore the gre:t nd Jury The 1nd1ctme nts sa id t he mistreatment da ted back to Juh 1979 and continued lo Mar ch of th1ll )ear. "'hen the INS task fo rce began 1t:. 1m e!tlo~at1on The be at1ogs s uffe re d b) D1bent: and Espina l "''ere not ~e r1 ous t!nOu jth to r equire h ospit a l trea tme nt , <,aid 0Alls1slant C.S. Attorney David . Doyle. who beaded the gnnd Jury investiptioft. Sign In Please Stale Bacb Regi,stration SA!'i FRA:'llC JSCO IAP I Abo ut t hree quarter~ of C.ihfom1an:.. fHvo r draft reg1strat1on for ) oung men. "h1le nea r!~ half abo favor reg1strat.Jon of women. 4 !lun•ey re\ ea led lodJ\ Opposition to any form or the draft was registered by only 23 percent of tho~c s urveyed in the Cahform<i Poll. a statew1dt' survey by the ~tcrvin D Field orgamzat1on Some 74 percent favored reg1s tra t1on of me n and 47 percent f,1 \0red registration of "omen. too Only 27 percent favor men· onl~ n :g1stnil11>n When 1l came to the question or actually resum111g the dre:tftmg or young m en into the armed forces. a majonty or S6 percent favored 1t and 36 percent opposed it. according lo t..he poll Men and women under 30 opposed resumption or the dran by a 5-4 margin But alJ age groups above 30 heavily favored the idea of a draft The s urvey was conducted in May through telephone inte rview with 1.219 adult.lo state.,..1de -.- • involved in th(' freeway killings . Tht' tu ghl) placed source said tha t 1 n ve'>t1~a tors r e ceived mformat1on Thursday that leads the m to belwve that a man who was acquainted with Bonin may ha,•e been 1n,ol'Ved in some of the c 8!;eS · Sh e riff :. 1.t W ~ all Ha rl refus ed tod.J\ to comment on tha t information Bonin ha!> bePn held m custody al Los Angeles County J ail in he u of $2.50,000 bail s ince his arrest lie "as arrested by a Los Angeles Po lice De pa rtment undcrco\'er ... urve1lla nce team 1n"es t 1gat102 t h e fr eeway murders a fte r investigators aJ. legedly observed Bonin and a 17 year-old Santd in a Holl) wood µarking lot · L 1\ P D <;pokesm1:n 1n1 t1ally ~aid Roni n Y.a ~ unde r :.u n l'1llance in connection with tht• murder of Cha rles Miranda. a 15 year -o ld Be ll Gardens ~o uth "h<J~e n udt• body was dumped behind a downtown Lo6 Angeles warehouse on Fe b. 3. Th«! discovery of Miranda's ' body has been followed by nine'.\ similar discoveries. the last being that of Steven J. Wells, an · 18 y~ar·old Do"ney !-Outh whose n ude corp'>!' "a'> fou nd in lluntmi;?t1m Bt.·at·h 11n .Jun+' ·1 f 'rone Pag~ ,, I BILLY ~ • • • "'here\'t~r 1l may le ad and Id the chips fall "he re they may .. In J n inten It'" on the NBC·TV · Tod ay.. ho" l h 1~ morning. Ba~ h :.aid ther e v.as a .. very definite" possibility President. Curte r "ould be asked to testily bd ore the pane I Bayh, said he had not chosen · · · the other Democrats to serve on . the s ubcommittee. although· sources who as ked not to be" 1d e nt1f1ed s aid l eading pos sibilities in c lude Sens. Patrick Leahy of Vermont, Max Baucus of Montana and John Culver of lowa ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ BUY ANY SUIT OR SPORT COAT IN OUR STOCK FOR ONLY · ... one dollar. *WITH PURCHASE OF ONE AT REGULAR PRICE SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA (714) 540-1502 l .. ... STOCKS I BUSINESS Friday'1 NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS )) a.m. (PD'f) Priaee .,...t._i.oe._......, .... ...,.~.,....,.~ .. " ""'·....,..Oeftl•-c•~._.,~ '"l~t-.....,,.. .. lM .._.it!MI ..__ ... ..,_., lott11tttl•• Ot~t-'"°'""°l ... s _ OAil. Y P'tLOT U Brltlsll ~ C"8 -·g Foreign Buyen Like U.S. Finns By MO. TON llOSKOWITZ The avalanche or foreign products in the American marketl>lace continues. Robert 8. Reich, who la director or policy lanninc for the Federal Trade Commisaion, put it into perspectJve In a recent taUc when he sajd: "Twenty-seven percent of our automobiles are now manufactured abroad by non-U.S. companies. 30 percent or our SPorting and athletic goods, 30 percent of microwave ovens, 90 percent of CB radios and motorcycles. almosl 100 percent of video cassettes. The list goes on, gets longer year by year -radial tires, home calculators, televisions. ~od ocessors. premium beer. came r as, stereo com ents, digit.al watches, pianos. bicycles. outboard rs." ADD TO THIS LIST the groWl.Dg number or compaiues based an the United Stat.es but now owned by foreign corporations. Alpo dog food, Wild Turkey bourbon, L&M cigarettes and the Howard J ohnson motels and restaurants are among t he American entities that recently passed into the hands of rore1gn companies. Brit1shmtluscase. Money Tree They J01n Bas kin-Robbins ice cream. Lipton tea. Beech-Nut baby foods. Alak·Seltze r, Hygrade hot dogs. Saks Fifth Avenue, Viceroy cigarettes and Shell 011 as familiar American brand names that are owned by non·U S. comparues For some reason foreign companies haH~ taken a s trong liking to our i.upermarket chains Germany's Tengelmann Group has taken over the A&P chain . the nation's tturd large~t food cham~ A Belgian company. Delhaize-Le Llon. already the 52 percent.owner of North Carolina's Food Town St.ores, acquired 100 percent of another southern food -chain. Atlanta-based Allerman Foods A Dutch company, Ahold. bought the Bl-Lo chain, headquartered near Mauldin. S.C .. That·s not all. A Fren ch company , Gener a le Occ1denta1e, owns two food chains Gr and l.:nion 1n the East and .Weingarten m Texas And BAT Industries Cbetter koown under their old name of Bnush·Amen can Tobacco> owns the Kohl sul>(!rmarkets tn W1sconain. HE WHO CONTROLS the food s upply controls all And speakin~ of food. Swiuerland_'s Nestle owns the Libby. McNeil & Libby canned roods· busmess· and the Stouffer froten food entrees. The Anglo-Dutch company. Unilever, bnngs us lmpenal margarme, Wishbone salad dressing and Lawry 's spices. Another Sw1s!> company. Sandoz. owns the Ovaltme business. Britain's Un1t1'fJ B1scwts has full control of Keebler cracke~ and coo)uc~. A BraDllan company, Copersucar, owns the Hills BrO". coffee bµsmess (who else but Bra11hans -should own a coffee roaster"'. l£ you'U look in Forbes magazine, you'll find their annual roster of the 100 largest foreign invest ments in the U.S. It's a roster that gets heftier and heftier every year. The current hst runs from first-place Anglo-American Cor-p. of South Africa. wbose U.S. interests have total sales of. Sl9 billion. to lOOth-ranked AGO Holding of the Netherlands. whose sole U.S. holding, Lile Investors, an ans uraoce company, bas sales of $265 million a year. What can be dooe lo curb the invasion ? Robert Reich of the Federal Trade Commission suggests that Amen can companies work more cl~Jy with people in government, the v.•ay J apanese companies do. He also strongly urges Amencan comparues to pay rnore attentJon to the quality or their products. He noted that a maJor U.S. tire maker was recently slappe<! with the biggest fane ever assessed under the Motor Vehicle Safety Act for failing to recall tirest.bat itknewdidnotmedfederalsafetystandards. "IS IT MERE coincidence ." quesUooed Reich. "that while that manufacturer was failing to correct the problem, before the government even knew 1t existed. a foreif?n tire manufacturer ('aptured a one-ha lf· b1lhon-dollarshareofthe US tire market ? .. Retch named no name'\ -but we can. Firestone ~ot the-frne and FranN· s ~l 1r hclm caned out that s 1gn1f1cant chunk of lhe lJ S market. St«Wb '" TllW ~polllglll ,. .. ,. . ,, ... ,, .... IC • ,. -... .. . )\ ... n • ... ._, .. ... ,, -.. , . "' ., .. ... . , .. ... .. .. lO I..., JO r.,-,, I! VU O'>lo. 1"""6 Tre<\ VIII• •S SIL MJtat .'tfo<"k• Did HEW YORll. IAPI JUl It TOCS.t, toO 7"1 42(> , .. , 70 4 -AT ~(W 010 HEW YORI( IAPI J111 tt T.an )1)1 .... 71! Cl u 1 -Goili Jll 1i. Ill • J t ....... DAl .. LV.~.~.T .......... ~ .. dil1.·~.~.a •. 1.-........................................ ~---~~ Dave Cunnin ham ~ Peace Talks in Car~w War Set Up Puce 1.8 Mt hand A dett-ntf ~tween Rod Carew and South rn . Caltton:Ua'a s portswriter can be e.ll Pttted by' the llrst w«>k In Au&u.st That's when Carew will s\\ down fo r a pr ivat e . off·the record m~tmg ~•th lhe writers to Iron out t.heJr d1t rerences I uuhated lht-meellng 1tnd nranged 1\ with the help ol KEZY 'poruuster Bob Elder-, -who acted as an antermCKllary between Ca re"' and the wntel'fi RELATION BETWEEN CAREW and the media started to break down m May, following a sen es o( quotes. misquotes or quotes out of context. depe.nduig on your poant of view Care w fe lt the writ ers h ad "t a ke n advantage" of ha m. Some of tbe writers felt Carew had tried to shirt the blame to them for his own rrustaJtes The result wa s a vow of silence, with Carew giving me what he s aid would be his last interview .. I'm serious. For the rest of my career. I 'm JUllt "olnai to keep my mouth shut," Carew said. "Th t way lhe press c.n ao ahead and write whut~vtr they wa nt, but they won't be 1ettin1 uny quotes from me." At t mf'S, the Carew . media war &ot v1c10W$ Register writer Peter Schmuck l'Ullt•d Curew •·gu ess "Carew went on Eide r 's 1 a<1 t<1 prog r am a nd call e d S c hm uc k ·incompetent " HE RALD·EXA MINE& WRITE & Dick M Iller says Carew told hlm during a phone conversation that before the season was over . he "'as ·•going lo get" both Miller and Los Angeles Ttmes writer Ross Newhan. Miller and Newhan interpreted the comment as a threaL Register columnist Jim Ruffalo went on KM PC's Angel pre· game show and, in talking about silent ballplayers in general. said. "As far as I'm concerned , they oeed us more than we need them. rr one player doesn't want lo talk, fine. there are plenty or other stories down there from players who will." But this was a war with no winners . When a sta r of Carew's magnitude refuses to talk, the loters are the fans, the writers, the rest of the team and even Carew himself. DOWN THE STaETCH. the only legitimate story com1na out of Anaheim St.adium may be Carew'• punuit of hJa eighth batting UUe. No American Leaper since Ty Cobb bas won as many. Fans who pay their way lo ~ Carew rut can 't go i.nlo the clubhouse and talk to him. They have to rely on sportawrtters to 'relay his commeits. Jf CUewwoo't talk, the writers can't do their jobs efficleoUy ; the An1els won't • get some · much·needed good publicity; and Carew might he stuck with the Image of a sullen. silent vrooder. "RODNE Y DOESN'T WANT this any more tha n anybody else." s ays Elder. who was described by Carew as his only true friend in Southern California. "He'd like to settle It if be could be '>ure the writers aren't going to bring up a ll that old stuff all over again." When I proposed the meeting, I suggested no guarantees except that everything said by both sides will be totally off the record. I( Carew didn't have that guarant.ee, be couldn't feel free to speak hls mind, and the issues might ne ver gel settled. But if some truce, however uneasy, can be reached. Carew and the rest or us can put down our swords and pick up tbe tools of our trades, be it bata or typewriters. * • * • P08TSCRIPI' -It's pure speculation, but insiders are talking aboot a possible Carew.for· Dave Parker trade with Pittsburgh next winter. Parker isn't particularly happy about playing in a city ·where fans pelt bim with objects thrown from the stands. Carew, although he loves Cahforn1a, says, 'Tm happy, but not as happy as I 'd like to be." Blockbuster deals like that seldom occur.· but at would make sense for both clubs. Tbe Pirates• Willie Stargell can't play first base forever . a nd the Angels have an excellent prospect be hind Carew name d Jas on Thompson. The one hangup might be their ages. Carew as 34 and has three years left on bis contract whale Parker is 29 and s1 gned to a IO· year pact. ' Vu it Pays Off I ~ , . , , "' .. J . • . . f • .. # "" • Quisenberry Is · Tekulve~ Oone1 The Banas' QB Batt&! Begins Pat H ade n (}e ft) b a rks sign a ls w hile Vince Fe rragamo feels the pain of sum m er workouts. Which will be the Ra ms' quarterback in 1980? Coach Ray Malavasi says H aden will ge t first crack at the ................. j ob. but Ferragamo, who led the Rams into the Super Bowl after Haden broke his t hum b last year. will be read y and waiting in the wings . By HAL BOCK AP~--PtClW"e this scenatto. It lS Ute seventh game of the 1980 World Series. Pittsburgh's Thr~ Rivers Stadium 1s packed w1tb fans watcbtng the de· feod1og champion P irates battle the Kansas City Royals The Royals are -.'l.llrung m the ninth uuung. But Pittsburgh 1s rallying. trying to pull out the victory. Out or the Kansas City bullpen hops Dan Quisenberry for the golf cart ride to the pitcher's mound. BASES-LOADE D. ONE·RUN game. Wa iting to s wing a re Dave Parter. Willie Stargell and Bill Madlock -the he art of Pitts burgh's lineup. the three bats the Pirates want most an that situation. But Quisenberry mows them down, 1·2·3. 1'btte ground balls oo t.hne submanne s pecia ls. The tying run stays planted at t.h.trd base. And m th Pir ate bullpen. Kent Tekulve looks for a comer 1n which to hide. U nde r s t a n d t h a t Da n Quisenberry 1s a clone of Kent Tekulve. created in the master 's image by K ansas City Manager J im Frey and refwed by the Pirate reliever himself. And 1f Quisenberry, a for mer Costa ~esa High and Orange Coast College standout, wins aoy kind Moseow Judging Infuriates Romania Comaneci Was Cheated Out of Gold, Her Countrymen Chartze BUCHAREST, Romania CAP> -Commumst Romani a echoed with cries of offic1a1ly.a pproved outrage today as the country's favorite gymnast neared her last chance for an Olympic gold m ed al. "Nadia is still the best," the p a rt y ne ws paper Scinteia h eadl ine d , c h a r g ing that n a ti o n a l h e roine Nadia Comaneci had been cheated out of the gold the day before. • Comaneci. who as a 14-year· oJd was the gold medal sensation of t he Montreal Olympics . shared a silver medal lo all- around competition with East Qe rmany's Maxi Gnauck. . THE GOLD MEDAL went to Yelena Davydova of tbe Soviet Un ion. a country with which Ro mania always has Its dif· fe reoces. Sclhteia and Romanian sports commentators bitterly cr iticized the dete rmining 9.85 point.a awarded Comaneci and the 9.95 to Davydova. Referees, the party newspaper said, "srouly violated sports ethics and the Otympic spirit, keeping Comanecl from the gold medal in full view of the world." "The heart bunts the cheat," the communiat youth paper said, tellina readers that key positions in tbe Judeinc apparatus were held by Yuri TUov 1 Soviet bead of tbe Jntemat.ionai Gymnastics Federation. and Ellen Ber1er of East Germany, chairman of the t.ecbniW committee. -•AalA Sl•IONE8CtJ , Romania federal coach and clalef .,.,... for tH bar' the ·~ • wblcb Comened ear••d b•r coatroverslal llaecow ndinl. •• said to bave refused to punch the score into the Olympic computer . The Soviet director or the co m petition . Kolog Nomus. fina lly entered it . ne wspapers here reported. Scinteia hinted darkly at a pre· a rranged Soviet victory. "Before Nadia's mar.le was announced. Davydova got on the platform and happily greeted the public:· it said. "Whv7 NADIA'8 THllm -Coatroveny marred the women•s gymnutics event of the lloecow Olympics Tbunday ni&bt, aa one rA the Judlel (left) abouta at Romania '1 gymnastics coach (not pictured>. At ceni.r. neJt to • tea mmate. is the eye of the burricue, NadlaComaneci. Nadia's mark was still under discussion ... CRI~ OF OVTllAGE are not exacUy oew when it comes to Roman ia and g ym na stics. a sport whkh here seems to enjoy a n official status outshining the popularity of baseball or football in other countries. In im. Romania withdrew its women's team from competition in the European champlonshlps in Prague. Czechoslova kia. It charged then, too, that biased j udges had he lped Soviet competitors to unearned gold medals. The judges in Prague . like the judges in Moscow this week. were accused of violating sports ethics and the spirit of the contest. But th e O l y mpics fe ud appeared lo inspire Romanian commentators to new heights of outraee. EAST GE&•ANY'S Berger did not help herself by giving Comanecl two con1ratulatory kisses. ''That woman,•• fume d Scintela. "With ber kisses, sbe and ott.er colleques of hen cynically and wttbout panp of sorrow, forgettin& that several days a10 they took the Olympic oath, Mole Nadia'• happi.Mll for which she tolled honestly wtt.b the pure IOu.l of an ad~ 1irl. "They llole her 1old medal," it 11.id. Romanian televi1lon'1 duet sports commentator, Cri1Uan Topeaeu, reported the new1 to the n.UOO on tbe two·tu.el state network and cosac~ 11umly that "tbe belt com,,,.. la ao eommwt •• "f have poisoned myself." he said at the end or has report from Moscow. THE CllOWD. as in a soccer match. chanted for its ravonte. Comaneci. po ke r .fac ed a s a l ways , s t ood s il e ntl y . Oavydova, nervous and anxious. kept looking up towards the scoreboard. T hey waited and waited. Five minutes. 10 minutes. 30 minutes. All t he whi le the j u dges. r e fe rees a nd coaches were bickering , gesturing, making faces. Finally, the digits9.85£lashed br ightly on t he scoreboard. Davydova was the Olympic cha mpioo dethroning Comaneci • who settled for a sllver·medaJ tie with East Germany's Maxi Gna uck. SORCE SIGNED FOR $145,000 Place·kicker Art Sorce, a Newport Harbor High graduate wbo rewro&e the CIF record book from 1973-75 and then spent fCMU ~moul JMn at USC, ha1 liped a three-year ccmtract with the 1-Aqeles Rams. Sorce, wtil> tried out at the R a ma' Cal State Fullerton complex MOllday, •lined the contract 'nlunday Jue p11or to the team'• all.ernooa rirtout. Sorce jolal four other G kickers -Frank Corr ud rooka• CareJ °"*· i.. and Knin Sbea-on tbe ....... Sorce reportedly 1l1Hd a tbre e ·r••r paet wott.ll a n 11tl1D81ed '141,080. DAN QUISENBERRY of dec1Sive showdown agairui(• the Pirates when O<:tober rolls "round. well. Pittsburgh fans· 't'1ll know who lo blame. ~ It all be~an tn i>pr ing training,: J relaxed time LD b;u;eball wheo pla)erS VISll freely With ODe ,1 :Jnothcr. Frey. a ne w managet-- shopping for a bullpen stopper:: d ec ided Quisen be r ry would' benefit most by visiting with':i Tekulve, one of the best in the·;, business at the difficult job of;,. relief patching. Quisenberry was,; a i,1dearmer and Frey figured he·d improve with an even more:. t'xaggerated de livery . Entel''; Tekulve. 1 "IT WAS JIM FREY'S idea,::~ said Quisenberry. who leads tb9~ Amencan League wi th 20 saves.11 "He was the instigator ol the_ modlfication. He was impressed with Tekulve during· the •79 World Series. Over the winter. he got together with <Pittsburgh Ma nager > Chuck Ta nner and Tekulve and set it up." The Roya.IJS and Plrates played two exhibition games last spring a nd each ti m e . P rofessor Tekulve and his student held class. "J had a decent sinker belore. but lt was a bit too high," said Quisenberry. "Kent taught me to bend over and open up with my hip. By bending over and opening up, it keeps my arm down, starts the ball lower and ends it lower." THE ADIUSTMENT was not easy. "It was really difficult the first time," the Royals' reliever said. "I threw for an hour while he modified me and I was really awkward. Every d ay I threw after that, lt was awkward, but the first game I pitched in. it felt toeet.her." The clone bad been created . almost. "Tekulve throws banter than I do." Quiseoberry conUnued. "I don •t throw as ha rd now as before, but I keep the ball lower now. My walk tot.ab are better and I eet no sore arms. Belore I was a standup sidearmer. NQ"t l 'm a aubmarine alde.-er." :. :"t QtJISENBSaaly .~ .. nourl.sbed with~ underlaMd - livery and be la coaYIDeld1t'1 arm-M""· too. ''There i• 1tralD pltebl overhand an tbe lboulclet m But I fMI DO ltraM Malt·~ uaderblllded. I bavm't laid• arsnaa,....·· Qu•Haberr1 came &o t Royala lllt .lulJ, called 'IP roar ,... In u. k•=• , ... .,..... _ _.., .. t ... CIAINS. .... .,, ... -------~._,.. ___ _..J .. .._. ··-· -....... ·---~- ' blg11na/88ut-co.-t 'l'our a ...... .,. Dally Ne•11paper EDITION VOL. 73, NO. 207,' SECTIONS, • PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TWENTY-FIVE CENTS CUSD Students Face· Stiff Grad Test ' Dlsutilfactlon with 1\uMnll' test aeons hu bMn • lley ractor iD a review or &raduatton ""uinments now under way ln =~rano Unlfled School District trustees re<-ently wert aiven recommendations for toucher gr aduati o n requirements, the res ull of a. nine-moaOa study by a task force ol IS Cudfoot.&. parents. teact\t'rs, and ldmlnistl'ators. In c luded I n th e recommendaliona are additional reading In the freaiman year. an ntra year ol En1Ush and of mathematics. a five-unit course \n consumer education, and 20 more tmits or course work for adult ooucaUon participants. The requirements would be er. ·Three Face Charges rectlve for the graduating class or Ull2. Official backing or tbe commlttee's recommendations came after a review or test scores in the areas or reading, English. and mathematics. Tests cited were the California Assessment Progr am. the Standard Achievement Test. and the Subject A examination ror college freshmen. In the case or addttaonaa Enalish instruction. Assist.ant Superintendent PblUp Gr1gnon told board members that the dis trict was not propos ing "teaching the Subject A exam, but the skills to pass it.'' He said a large number of students from the district had railed the Subject A exam. Regarding m a the matics, Grignon acknowledged that "not all youngsters are capable of abstract math." Trustees are looking at a recommendation for an ad- ditional year of math in high school. Also. Grignon said that after reviewing test scores, he agreed that "it is imperative that we mcrease the (reading> skills ol our students as they Initially enter the high school program." Trustee Jan Overton said that she saw the recommendaUOM as a ''move toward college. bound youngsters." and asked about effects on the students not aiming forcoUege. The board is expected to rontlnue consideration of the recommendations at its Aug. 4 meeting. Undercover Alien Agents Assaulted? 1lllida It' ••1 Statue of late Laguna Beach Greeter Eiler Larsen and these two visitors can't agree on which way whatever it is one might want to see lies. Replica of the late, beloved Laguna Greeter is at Brooks Street and Pacific Coast Highway and was sculpted by the late Chuck Beauvais, another Orange Coast character in his time. -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .. j~County Wants Exam :~ Nuclear Dumps . : - ; A study by tbe Environmental ·'Protection Agency of three radioedift waste dumps off the • 'talifanlia coast will be studied ··by eoanty officials at the . ~ ol Supervisor Harriett Ylleder · In ....., for tJae mtdy ol tbe . BPA report, Mn. Wieder DO&ed • bat ••u.e eondltlons of tbe f ;cll1ponl (of tbe radioactive -:lr ... ) ... aueb that then la ! 1itll9±r eoleom•mluticalla • lite Or-.. eo.tJ eoutal .... ~·•••, 9Y elMmee la mare jtlaa w em take. • ..... .... keep the beaches waten off Ute cout of :tnrma.• c..tJ taaally Nie from :1»••••• " fice in Washington D.C. said three sites off the California coast were used as dumps between UM6 and 1969. One was off the Farallon Islands in northern California, one was 800 miles off Los Angeles ud one was 500 miles off San 1>1eeo . The EPA investilation found that about a quarter of the 47 ,000 barrels at the northern California lite bad corroded and bunt. qiW1na tbe1r contents on the ocean Door. Howev•, Ma. Varela said that the spilled wutes apparently did no appreciable damqe to tbe marine life in tbe area. She Aid that DO intpeetion ii aotn1 to be made of the two southern dump sites for fear tJaat handlin1 may cause tbe barrell to burst and became ol t.be lack ol damaae noted from t.be bunt barrela at the northern site. ' Three U.S. Border Patrol agents stationed a l the San / C le mente c heckpoint today ~mem:~H&iA~~·.:.... charges alleging they beat some or their own men who were planted ~~ suspected illegal aliens in a Federal brutality probe. Two of the agents are accused of using a flashlight, a metal chair and lead·lined gloves to brutalize fellow officers . who posed as a li e ns during the three·month probe. Indicted were J . Gillespie Wood. a senior patrol agent, and officers Jose Martin Barker and Lester M. Fullen. The three have been placed on administrative leave for 10 paid working days pending a review of the indictment and possible suspension. 1'ooct: whe has been wort:tnr In a supervisory capacity, is charged with nine counts of assault on a federal officer, dep. rivation of ci•ll rights and a1aault wltllla territorial ju rlldicllon of tbe U .S. government. He is accused ol using the flashlight and lead· lined gloves in some or the assaults. Ba rker Is charged in eight counts with assault on a fede"al officer. the use or a false statement I n an o ff icial invesligatioo. perjury before the grand jury and deprivation or civil rights. The indictment all eges he used a metaJ chair to beat one of the undercover agents. Fullen Is charged with seven counts or perjury before the grand jury. The indictments sald the mistreatment dated back to July 1979 and continued to Ma rch of this year. when the INS task force began its investigation. U.S. Attorney James Lorenz said two immigration officers of Hispanic descent -Javier Oibene and Juan Espinal - posed as illegal aliens , boarded a bus with other Mexica n nationals and were detained at the San Clemente checkpoint. The beatings suffered by Dibene and Espinal were not serious enough to require hos pital tre atment, said Asslstant U.S. Attorney David 0 . Doyle, who headed the grand jury uivestigalioo. Boogie board competitiom always bring out the intelliity of young surfers and the Surf and Sand Olympia at San Clemente 'Pt~ thi!' weekend wiU be no exception. The Boogie <'Ontest is scheduled for Saturday alon ~ with Weguard cbaropionships and public partjci,patioa eveota that ~nttnuc SJ•nday. Iaguna Fugitive Back in Florida Laguna Beach fugitive Herbert A. DeGreve. accused or embettling $3.7 million earlier this year, arrived In Winter Haven, Fla., Thursday in a s heriff's van, carrying only a paper bag containing shaving gear. The baggard·looking suspect arrived in the Florida city from which he fl ed last February. leaving behind a wife, two sons, and the alias of Michael O'Shea. His departure from the community where he was known as a church usher. Little League coach and businessman. came a fter officers at the citrus processing plant where he worked as an account manager began an audit of company records. DeGreve was later sought oo a federal fugitive warrant that ac· cuses him of 27 counts of forgery and grand theft following the audit which showed $3.7 million missing Trom the General Food plant in Winter Haven. FBI agents arrested DeGreve in Laguna Beach July 3 at a house on Skyline Drive which he was rent.mg. He was posin~ In the Art Colony as a f1cl1on writer, and made several friends in town who knew him as Sean Casey O'Rourke. DeGreve was held in Orange County Jail on Sl00.000 batl while Flonda officials attempt· ed to have tum exlrad1ted to lhat state. He waived extradition later this month. and a sheriffs van from Polk County, Fla. picked up the fugitive 10 days ago for the r ide home. Florida officials sajd DeGreve refused to eat en route. He al.so apparenUy suffered from heat on the trip. in which nine fugitives were picked up for transportation to F&orida. 'lhree C()(Ut You1,hs Hurt In Collision Two Laguna Niguel teen·agers and a San Juan Capistrano youth received mode rate to serious injuries Thursday when their s ub·compad car hit a truck at Crown Valley Parkway and La Paz Road in Laguna Niguel. The driver of the car, Kevin Thomas. 17, of Laguna Niguel is listed in satisfactory condition today al Mi ssion Com munity Hospital in Mission Viejo. His passenger, Rick Manahan, 17. of San Juan Capistrano. is lis ted in fair condition. The se cond passeng e r . Ma rk Caldwell, 17, of Laguna Niguel, was treated and released . A s pokesman f o r the California Highway Patrol said the accident occurred at about ooon when the three youths were traveling west on Crown Valley Parkway. AWOL Tomeat Sigltted l.DV&-hungry Sailor Feline Jumped Ship Reportedly the driver or the truck, Jon Fross, 31 , or Fountain Valley. was making a left. tum ooto La Pu Road when Thomas failed to stop and ran into the turning vehicle. The CHP spokesman said the accident is under inves tigatio n for a possible riebt or way violation. The CHP refused to release the addresses of the parties involved. BJ CA&L BENDEUON oe .. Dll!¥ ..... ...., • A lcWe-buqry sailor tomcat that jumped ablp ta Newport Harbor bu been si1bted once late Wednelday but remains al lar1e today. The alobe-trottlDI feline known u Bilfoot apparently de-ecrted bis mut« right after the)' made port. He bu been at Ma 10 _,, tt ls said, be has en eye for 1opben • well u lady cau. Bllfoot, de8cribed u a Vfll1 Jar1e pay Anaora or P...._ Jumped lblp two ...U •IO after bis OWDll'S retumecl to Newport Beach after a nve·year, aro.md· tbe·world cruise. . ''When we called the dot pound, th•y nld that we had no b.aaU.. bavlnl an anneutend cat at eight years old, and no wonder be Jumped sblp," said Joanne Sandatn>m, speaking for the f anllly. Flve years ago. Don and Joanne Sandstrom quit their teacbilc jobs, IOld their home and bouded their home-tNilt, 40 foot trimaran wttb thelr two IODI for the open .... la tbelr travels, tbey bave visited such areH as South Amedca. tbe South Seas. aDd Ute Middle l:Mt. Tbe ... time Bilfoot left the boat to ID • tbe prowl wu a year alDCllltbelaludof cypn11. There be fatbered a family with OM of tbe locals, bat later deten.d tbem 8Dd made lt bltck to the lldp .... the Sandltroml mOffd cm, ridlal tbe Ude. Other &baa tla•t, Hid lln. Sandstrom. the last tJme Btgfoot was off the boat was five years ago, just before they left on the cruise . "l think he was celibate too long,·• said Mrs. Sandstrom, with a hint ol embarruannea&. Bllfoot bad been seen in the vicblltyof Bayside Drive, cballna remalecata and 1ophers. The Sandltrvm family plans to leave for San Ftanelleo next Tuesday or Wedaeaday, and would lite to take tbeir errant crew memberwttbtbem. There are no 1delltlfyla1 marks or coUan oa Bltfoot, but Mrs. Sudltrom said that he dkt have a "sailor'• wtdk" -a roll from side to side to keep bis balance. _, Coas t INSIDE TOD~" ff'*"V ~ it.self for tM ~aw_,.. at La Criltmilo Pagfat in .SO.. Clemnle ~ Ote mtaaiott pho11 of CaH/o"'io's de· «,.,,...., .. ~. Sec ~CJ for ddails. • ••• ..... _ ......... L.M..... M ....... ~ ~ Al c........ Ot-• e-Ms .. ea-~ u ............ ....... M ........... ~· .......... ............. ..... ............ IWE I If C4 .. u...n .. ...... cw .• ........_ .. ........... t=: . ..: o:; ....... CM ....... ., = fW2 _.,.._ M 1 J .ti pM.Y Pt!,OT ....... ;.,.,,.;.----:JVS'1 BREAD NC...___ .......... Wit .... ,...._ .......... d , ......... , •• I Hijacked Kill«Jiti Jet Turned Away By Iran K\JWArT <AP) -A bU~ed lhawa.U ~ -~· abN 40 aboard landed bt>re \Oday l« lbe th'rd tlme •n 24 hourt. Kuwak ·adlo aa.id. atwr lt tunMd back from Tehran w* Iranian Prt •dint Abolba11e laol.s.d.r doted the city'• alrport. n. alttrllft n.w &o KuwaM _,.. '1YtN to lud •• tM lranl• c-.i OD • nlltlt rtom AMda. u;. oll ,..., c~ lD fOUlb..C \ran. tt a,.nt M\len boun oa tM sroumd la AMdan before headlnf. to Tthran. ~Iran aute radio~· Tht Arab hijackers. wbo have forced I.he pl ... to •1111• fow landlnp ln two days. wtr. reported to have u.,..atffed to blow \&P the plane uni... they &et tn0.000 the)' claim a Kuwattl merchant owes \hem. Ollw.-S••••• Grtn,. ... r ST MARY, Mont <API A Blackfeet IDdtan tribal pollceman abot aJMS 1dUed a 2:lil> pound griuly bear believed reaponalble tor the fatal mawmc• o( a man and woman lD Clacler National Park. a spokesman ukt today. <Earlier atory. Pagt A4> ••~•r#rs B~lfl •t Air a.- NOVATO (AP> -The Defenae Deparlm•t ha• eonflt'DMd that funfire and brlcbt Ua.tlll eomint from HamUton Air Force Ba.e today were &he renlt " mllltaf1 maneuven. A departm"1l spokesman aaid the maneu~er wu '*"• condueuid by aJr police out of Travtl Air Force Bae. Tbt number" troops involved wu not Immediately avallable. The maneuver cona~ of alr poUce MWnt up a dtftDM perimeter and then securt.ac a botWe area for tnllneen, who wou!~ build a landloa •trip. the 1pe>kt1mu 11td. 9Copr lllJIU"efl 111 Badal~ CHA'M'ANOOOA. TeM. <AP> -Police \Oday checked can entering and leavin1 a four•block area 1D the predominanUy blae-k Alton Park section afttt a third nllht of racl1l vlolen« in which nine policemen were 1J11hUy Injured, el1ht by 1Wllire. ' ~ Flrebomblngs. snlpln1 and rock throw1D1 erupted Tuesday night rouowtng a Jury's a cquittal of two Ku Klux Kl1namen in the shooting of (our black women. A third Klansman wu convicted on a reduced charge. a....,.. smd s~ ... ..,..,..,,, ...,. SAN PRANCISCO <AP > -Gov. Edmu.nd Brown Jr. la .--. .&&Ut!n~ •..!:"J:ffteMc~V .. "te lt1'tfft'~matl'IUC': Natlonal Convention In New York. It waa reported todey. The reports by the San Francisco Chronicle and Sacramento Bee said Brown. despite h1I attack.a on President Carter and Sen. Edward Kennedy durin1 hls pretldenUal campalsn. told reporters in Washington that he "may be In a po&ition to brtn1 about a healing at the conventJon." Te%~O Ear11f119• IJp 49 Perttttt NEW YORK CAP> -Texaco Inc .. the nation's thlrd-lar1est 011 company. said today that r ialnc crude oil prices and "stronger prices for petroleum products" here and o~raeu helped boost second-quarter earnings 49 percent lo $502 mllUon. No. 8 Shell 011 Co. reported second-quarter earnings roee 47 percent to $407 million, and aald profits ln the second half of 1980 "may approximate" the t7tO mlWon earned In the first half. The reports followed by a day announcements by Mobll Corp and Gutr Oil Corp. that higher world petroleum prices were contsnuang to ruel profit gains. But Mobil and Gulf said the ti S. recession and conservation moves by hard-pressed consumers are starting to have an effect on their results. (Amer Defidt• County to Utilize Federal Funding After five days of heartngs on Orange County's proposed 1625 million budget for fiscal 1980. the Board or Supervisors has decided to use tederal revenue sharing 3nd contingency reserve money to cover a $22.5 mill Ion deficit. Supervisors agreed to use $13.5 million of abo ut $29.4 million in unapprop'rlate d federal revenue sharing fit.nds to cover the cost of bulldlng proJetts they earlier said were needed. And the board also voted W ednetday to draw S8 mUllon from emcraency reaerves to pay tor a hoflt ol other Items approved during the budget heui ngs. That move w111 leave the county with a $21. 7 million contingency rt'Serve account. accordlng to budget analysts. The Oscal year covered by the proposed spending plan becan July 1. By law. however, the county has until Aug. 31 to adopt a final budget. · The heartn•• ended on a note of confuslon when anelyat.a from the County Adr,i\nlatrattve Of. flee sald the bucl;et. 11 a result or board's actlon. b•d swelled to DAILY PILOT ,,.. Or.,.. (..M\t O.••• tllliliOt. '*''" ...... " .. t_ .. _ .... -"""" .. --.. "" °'-'-" -•""'"9 c-• -· "'°'"°"'" ............... ~~. \N~ .... ~. ... '"'• --...... """" ....... lt•tfltl"•ttll'lt•tll \t•Htt. t"JJ"t, \.•fttl'I 6 .. <~ -..~ CO.•I A -,.._, tclOt....," OVbU\Md S.tvtMY\ Mtf ._....,, tf'W Pf't"'Ct.,... -•>N"9 ....... " .. -""'" ••• '4-• p 0 ... tltO,Cc ... t•WM.~ ........ .,.,. -ILWllf .......... __ _ -·· c--. w • ..., .. ..,.., __ .,..._ ~-.. .., nz:-..:..a....TJ::- (MfMM.~ ., _ __.,.,_ $638.S million. an increase of about 10 percent from the $579 mslhon spent in f11 ca11m. Later In the day , Marla Bastanchury. a budget analyst, said the fin al figure actually was about $625 million because about St3 mllli011 essentially had been counted twice. In sum. the S596 milllon budget proposed In June awelled by $29 milUon as a result ol the board's actions on requeau from directors of the county's agencies and departments. Amona those actions w11 a de- cision to grant an additiooaJ S2 mtllion to the s heriff's de· partment: $1.S million to the probation department: $2.6 mH1lon to cover increases ln utlllty costs: SS ml11iol\ for p urchase of land near the county's John Wayne Airport, and • million for new road and flood control tacilltlea, Ma Baatanchury saJd. In other action• before lbe hearln11 ended. upervlsors agreed to grant' about S2 million in remainine federal revenue s harlng funds f or social prosrams : $1 million lo subatdUe aenlor cttiaena' tMaa fa ret for the Oran1e County Transit District and the l..al\D'll Beach Munic ipal Transit System : $1 million for replacement of equipment UHd by the ~al Services A1ency at the county's landfills: SS00.000 tor r e pai11 or a damaced dra.lnlna channel at the Coyote Canyon Jandllll In Irvine, and S?00,000 for several other drainage system lmprovemeau. WASHINGTON <AP) -Tbere are no 111 Unte now but the 1overn.ment II no batter ,..., .... to ....... fuel •ho~ UUm tt wu a ,.... *. , I CODSNMioaal panel baa been told. = ' Varioul ..... die Senate •••r••••tal Operatlo11'1 lubeommlttte attae-•cl tilt 1overam•t'1 curreat 1a1oli•• alloeatlH pro1ram u aaww,able wttll "Cl-tMt aft4il ........ ra Iba aDnlalelllortlllL Opera Mllrder Probed "They're very upset." opera spokeswoman Johanna F\edler said of the dancers . "But everyone's professional. TMre's just the reeling that the show goes on. It's something that's Ingrained through years or practice ... Dancers were escorted In groups around the opera bulldln1 by police detectives. Ms. Fiedler said the normal house security force of eight would be doubled until the troupe moved to Washington after Saturday ni&ht. M Isa Haines performed for Che first two selections of a four- ba llet program Wednesd ay night. Theater officials said she ltlt her "lolin on her chair, stopped In a dressing room and left around 9:30 p.m . for what was described as "an artistic dlaousslon" with Panov. the Sovl et e mlgre dancer and choreographor. in his dressing room. But she was never seen ln or near Panov's dressing room. and police said Panov is not a suspect in the case Miu Hagnes' disappearance was noted when she did not return at 10 p.m. for the fourth ballet of the nt&ht and when her husband. Janls Mlntlks. a sculptor, could not find her at the end ot the show. Detectives began searching the 14-year-<>ld bwldlna. a white marble edlflce with an lmpoaing front of slu•. 'they followed \he red·carpeted haUw1ys that run throu&h tbe bulldlna. Ten houri later, the woman's shoe• were round on lbe roof. Her body wu dlacovered in the air shall a short time later. Forced Vote Sought for C.Ourt Post Orange County Deputy Dil\rlc\ Attorney Robert Cbattenon announced Thursday that be will seek a Califonia Supreme Court rullDg to forte aa. elecUon to tall a vacancy on the ~range Cowity Superior Court. Chatterton , a Huntin1ton Beach resident ualaned to Weat Orange County Mwilclpal Court. said at a press conference that be diaagreea with recent le&aJ oplnlona dellvered to Gov . Edpiund G. Brown Jr. that conchaded Brown lJ empo•ered to fill the vacancy by appolntmeDt. Tbe vacancy wa1 creat.ct June a by u.. ....s.,..uon ot Juq. H. Walter MDer. ~ IDd North 0ruae c.o.mtr If= Court luda• Robert " • ot Mewport Beaclt. Nffl..S tbe moet "'81 for ltelDer'• paelUon, but 1lnce neither bad a ma,Jortty ot voe. cMt a November ft80ff elecUoa wu ICbed\aled. Home Looted In SC Duke's Plwto Ami lab le To Clansmen LOS ANGELE.5 <AP> - John Wa y ne 's son. Michael. said Thursday that two visiting Scotsmen ordered to pay $143 for damages when ~Y broke into a bowUng alley and stole a framed picture or th e late a clor fr o m Newport Beach didn 't have to resort to such extreme measures. Michael Wayne . .vho heads 8atjac Productions. was responding to news that Robert Hedry, 20, and Michael Hempsey, 19. both from lnverclydc. had been ordered lo pay for damages they caused by kicking In a glass door to the b owling a ll ey In Mineola. N.Y. on July 17. "'We'll slve the two lads as many pictures of John Wayne as they w:int," said Michael Wayne. "Arter all. my father was a ~otsman or the clan ot Morrison." The pair were charged with petty larceny but were allowe d to plead guilty to a lester charge. John Wayne was Marlon Morri son befor e he adopted his stage name. Control Extended LOS ANGELES CAP> -The City CounclJ capped months of dlacusalon by votln1 13·1 Thursday t.o ext.end \he city's two.year-old rent control law for a thi rd year. Sellen Funeral Private Youth Killed As Car Rolls Down Cliff j ' .· An 18-year ·old T e mecula youth was killed Thursday on Orteg3 Highway about 13 miles east or the San Diego Freew~ • when the car in which he wa ridint railed to negotiate a cut"Ve and plunged down a too.root embankment. • Paul Abbey. 18. was p~ dead on arrival at San Clemen~ General Hospital at about 9:30 p.m . The driver or the car,. James David Shull, 17, and the dead yo uth 's brother : Christopher Abbey. lS. escaped' with moderate injuries. BoUi teen ·•te rs were also from Temecula. A Caltromia HJghway Patroa spokesman said the three boyj were on their way to see a movilB In Carlsbad when their cal swerved otr the highway, and crashed and rolled, comlq to rest in a creek bed 100 f~ below. BUY ANY SUIT OR SPORT COAT IN OUR STOCK FOR ONLY ... . # one dollar. *WITH PURCHA'SE OF ONE AT REGULAR P.RICE SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA (714) 540-1602 ' . ,