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1980-08-08 - Orange Coast Pilot
7 ............ toe s a Oeeanfront Walk Suspeets' Soeks Draws .Jeers Sharply Dressed From Balboans At Mesa Arrest DAILY PILOT * * * 25c * * * • FRIDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 8, 1980 VOL. n . NO. m .• SECTIONS. ,. l'AGES I Spewing AgaiDI Undesirables Drawa? Kids Turn Panhamllers 36 Hours Off U.S. APWI...,,..... Mount St. Helens erupted again Thursday evening. send· ing plumes of ash and steam skyward. No damage as yet. but residents in Washington braced for another ash fall. See story on Page A4. Residents Slam Peninsula Stretch An overflow crowd or about 175 residents turned out lo a Newport Beach Planning Com- mission hearing Thursday to pan a proposed extension of Balboa Peninsula's oeeanfront walkway. According to comments of about 18 speakers. few or the spectators used the existing three miles of the 10-foot-wide concrete walkway to reach the meeting. They said the walkway is populated by bicyclists and roller skaters who make stroll· ing dangerous. that it attracts loiterers instead of beachgoers and that it is a nighttime hangout ror undesirables ::>anta Ana River mouth and west lo the end of the harbor Jet· ty -known as the "Wedge." The estimated cost of the two e-:t ensions is $232,000. Haidinger called at one point ror a show or hands or those op- posed lo the sidewal.k extension. The crowded council chamber became a forest of well-tanned arms. Only three arms went up lo support the extension. Robert L Newcomb of Corona del Mar said he wants the extension so <See BALBOA, Page AZ> PoUDu~ers LYN''flJ, Mass. CAP) -A cou pie of kids v. hos e fa ther 1s appealing a Nevada death sentence thought they could help him out, but fell S7.•82 short Robert C. J ones, whose divorced wife hves in this city north or Boston with their 10-and 9-year-old children. reportedly needs S7 .500 lo hire a lawyer for an appeal The chlldn!n. Donna and Robert. coll ec ted Sii! panhandling at a ,local supermarket But mother Donna Lee Jones told them to ~"\.Op because the:y "'ere getung more insults tha n mone). Coast MERIDA. Mexico <AP• - Hurricane Allen roared today toward the Texas coast, less than 500 miles a way, gathering s trength from warm Gulf or Mexico waters after a Car ib- bean rampage that left at least 72 dead. A hurricane watch was an- nounced for the entire Texas and northeast Mexican coasts. and the U .S. Nation a l Weathe r Sernce said Allen could create hurncane cond1tt0ns to portions or the ~atch area within 36 ·hours 1f 1t rontrnued its course. l Related photo. A41. Allen's eye was near latitude 22 8 north and longitude 90.2 wes t -500 miles east southeast of Brownsville. Texas, and travel· ang west northwest at 18 mpb, "What I would N!ally like to do.'' said Terry De bay. who laves along the walkway, "as to take aU the sidewalk and np it C D I packing Wlllds up lo 145 mph. the Hurricaoe-force winds ex:· arter e egates 14eatherserv1cesa1d. F ~-.-.Ir.,_, out " tended outward 75 miles to the I aney ~ft_3 Commission Chairman Tim s • k p •d north and 50 miles lo the !>OUth. H_aidinger had lo an_struct the au· tic to res1 ent Gale-force ~1nds extended out· ~ • ~ . d1ence several times not to . ~ · ward 200 m1les to the north and . D .«D . -~" -. .. i.~ break. in,t~ ar.~s;,..~1!~~ ·-..... "'' ~,. .,.,.. .., ~·--~,_~-:<Y':J " ... ~~~~!,W,..11\i!~~~~~-. ~"~::J!...,, ····~ ., ~.:--r ...... ,,.,~ -'·:..;·..-~·lfd~mx~foi.-'"" · ..,;~~-tfW"'Y'C1filC~fJ~~-A'n ove:?-~ /oii\'mlfiee'3mrco'IT1eJ"'DUorl ~, .. ~era~~ th~"-~~--.t. .• ' The loudest and longest roar whel~g majority or Pr~i(f~t full convention for adoption the M1ss1ss1ppi r iver westward 2 Theif;t Sm~cts cam e after city police U . Mike C~rter_s deleg~tes are stic~g along wtth other floor ruJes Mon-to the Mexican Gulf coast, in· Blitch said his department is with him despite the campaign day eluding the Yucatan Penmsula against the extension. He said · lo "open" the Democratic Na-The survey showed almost no a nd around extreme western the sidewalk is a gathering place lional Convention which opens erosion or ~ennedy s upport 1~ Cuba. lo stay in port. . . . for groups al night and that the here Mooday, according to an the convenuon 1s thrown open. Two Orange Countia.ns who al· f1cers from two plaza depart-extensioo would draw "less de-Associated Press s urvey. (Set CABT ER, Page AZ> <See ALLEN, Page AZ> legedly walked out of a store at ment. stor~. ~atched the s~-i r ab 1 e t e s . • in lo the Based on interviews the pa.st . Costa Mesa's South Coast P~ua pe~t~ activities in the ~en s 5 ninsula Y P • . week with 2,889 or the 3.3'3 del· ....... ---...e.-. wHb men's suits stuffed mto swtsdepartmentat l. ~~.:. < pe.., .. _~,t.._.......I·"'· --~.w--..J ·~ ... ~~...,..~~...,w ~~--~-"i t~1· 11~,,~·-~ .. _ . .,,... ... . r:t-a.•._~ ~·~ ,,._., .. ~~~.'\?'-~~..liir'~~~~'.~~· . ~~~ _!.~v---Tli-:#-.,.L-,.. ~~,...·~~~ -,-.~"'~~ -n--"'N , "'-"':\:tt . .J ""f"l,..~ .:<'.(\::~(; ... ,~T.:-td ·rh"""'r.'--..r_....-:-.Zi..~•-;r;1·lri-'pe~. suitS··~ a<fVisory committee, suggests percent 01 Caners delega~ 69•' U'VeTS (c r sp1c1 n or gran t 1e1t J."=c..., """" pm . t ding th ·de alk lo the support a ...-...... .... rule which ll:iSN .l · Wednesd dressing rooms but at rarst ex en e s1 w .,...,,,..~ av 1 t "thout the wouJd require cWe1aa. to vote g ance came ou wt Booked 'into Orange County merchandise Jail were James D. Rome, 30, of As the duo walked past him, 1919 Lures Lane. Huntington he said, he noticed ankle bul&es Beach, and Jerome Burmen, 17, in their bell·boltom trousers. or Santa Ana. Riedmann said he stopped Off · w Ried them just outside the plua. A icer ayne mann ar· search reveaJed that each car-rested the duo aft.er be, ofticer Scott Baeckel and security or. ried a suit jacket in one of his socks and trousers ln the other. Saudi Crude Hike Eyed? Sto"' investigators valued the clothin& at $405. In addition to crand theft, Burnaen was booked for suspi· cion of commercial burglary and poaessioa of atoleo prop- erty. Police said be h•d been arrest· ed previously on similar cbarees in Coft.a Mesa. NEW YORK <AP) -Saudi Arabia, the largest foreip sup- plier ol oil to the United States, reportedly is coosideriq raillnl its crude oil price by as much u Adon lo Picke t 12.5 ~t. a move wblcb could COit U.S. consumers as much as LOS ANGELES (AP> Z ceftU a gallon in higher fuel Represent.alivea ol atriklng ac· 'rices:. • ·ttu .. ~1{11-~lft'c°"; >t~~ethaU~t~~~~~~'" Olleram News, said Tbunday week beglnnine Monday. Screen the price could be Increased Actore Guild spokeswoman .Kim frolD Sii a barrel to $82 a barrel Fellner said Unlveraal WH In two ltepl, wtth 1 t:l·a-barret picked because it la the alnlle J lacrtue comlns aa urlY ¥ lar1est emp&oyer In lbe fll~and mid·IDGll&b. tdevllloo lndualr)'. Eggplant Mania Hits VINELAND. N.J. <AP> -Then will be eggplant a ppetiaer, eggplant stew, e1•r•ant soup, eg,plaot sa a d , eggp ant parm1-laoa, eggplant cake and evs euplant wine on themmu. But there won't be any e11plant queen -no woman wants todreu up u the purpUlb vesetable, nar-row at tb6 top and wide at the bottom. Tbe occuloo for the eac· plant-man!• is the party thil South Jcpc1 .cl\I " • Ito ld1ft Sa tu rd •Y to celebra~ tta U9t.h birth· day. Almoat half ol the eg&· pl.nu P.roduced In the Unlted Sta~ are sonm here. CAMPAIGNS DRAWING TOAClOSE-M for the prealdeoUal candidate they supported ln the primaries ind uucuses. And even if the ~oovenUon is opened to allow deleaates to vote as they please, 95.5 percent of Carter 's deleg1te1 would still vote for him aa the party's pres· idenUal nominee. A~ delq1t.es pled1ed lo Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, [). Mass., 9'1 percent !Support him oa efforta to ~ll the loyalty nale. whicb already bas been •P- proved by the coovention'a ndes Man Claime Alibi NICE, Frute (AP> -A sm· pect ~(om P<>flwar ter· "l'Wtlt . ttifm 1.n urte to Impress a Ilk riend with a bou· quet ol different colored roHS had him In Nice at about the llme an nploliOn ri.J)ped •pert • train station 200 ~·••Y· ac· cord.l.Qa to a pollce lriiAKrlpt re- lMMd today. Join in Heavy Stock Gains NEW YORK <API -Stocks rose sharply again in heavy trad- ing today, picking up where they left off in Tbursd1y's powerful ad· vance. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials. which closed Thurs· day al Its highest level in nearly 3\.4.t years, jumped another 8.S3 polnu to 959.47 in the first two hours of trading. G1iners outnumbered losers by about a 5-2 margin among New York Stock Exchange· listed iuues. Volume was heavy. Aaal.yst.a aaid the market's re- cent gains had created a "bandwagon" effed. attractioc waves of new buyers. t'-9& _.A1 we.ek.s . JD.~· anafysts liave been wamlng that. the market was overdue for a downwll'd "correcUon." But that decline ha.a repeated· ly failed to materl11i1e. 1nd traders who ha been holdlnc back have tu.1h to join the party. ~~:::.~d OROSI CAP> -With fall classes opening in 3""2 weeks, elementary school officjals here are hustling to find housing for s tudents ln the wake or an arson fire th a t d estroyed fiv e classrooms. One of three wings of El Monte Primary School was gulled by fire for a $500,000 loss. Coast We athe r Fair through Saturday except for night and early morning low clouds. Lows tonight 58 at the beaches to 68 inland. Hl1b.s &atur· day '10s to near ~. l••Px DAILY Ptl.01 Marinea Relieved WAIRING~ CAP) - l,IOO-man Marine bat k>ft ll enterlna tM In n Ottan today to re ve a.notMr Mar•n bat •'-lion on duty •n those •If aten, the Pftlla1on an ''°YJM."lld .,.;The battalion I trav.-1· '!:& aboard a four 1h~p avy a mphablu• 1roup ·~ m the South China~· · TM fl"\'16h battaUon wall ' ow a aimllar unlt to re m to I.he U S Ith Fleet U.. Medlt.erranean after c:rulae or J'bout thre~ :, f'kl In lht" Indian 0 <'Hn ~~H -· Fre• P.,AI BALBOA ••• etuldren we>n"t huvc to ride their bikes on bu~y l!>lrect s on the pelUnsula Re charged that peninsula res idents had organiied a ·•well or chestrated" lobbying effort and claimed that people who Uve elsewhere would s upport the ex- tension ·To deny the law·abidin& ma- JOrity or citizens the right to :.end their kida t.o the beach safe- ly and off the streets seems t.o me unconscionable," he said Thursday 's hearing was the commission's first on the city's proposed Local Coastal Pro- gram, a set or policies intended to meet the requlrementa ol the regional and state Coast.al Com - missions. The commission is scheduled to hold its next hearing at 2 p.m. T hursday. Aug . 2 1, at the Newport Beach Caty Hall. CARTER ... U7 7 of his delegates sa id they ~till would vote for Kennedy '-·ven 1f they ;.ire released. Kc·nnt.!dy'~ hope!> for the pr~ idcntial nommat1on re~t heavi· ly on the rule fight, s ince Carter has well over the 1.666 delegate vote1> needed for nomination 1f he c<in hold them In line. TtJe AP count shows Carter has 1.985.6 delegate votes for Ca rtl>r and I .234 4 for K t::nnedy, 1o1.1th 111 uncommitted. T he delegate ~urvcy reflect~ '-t m1lar fmdmgl!> Ill a June pall 14 hat h <tl!>o !>howed ht lie support ;,mung Carte r delc.cates for the 11pen convention movement be mg pushed by Kennedy backers and others opposed to Carter 's rl.'nommallon or who elaim a rloSed convention would divide the party Collll8elor Assaulted llANFORO <AP> -A rape <"ounselor here was r aped and beaten by three of four robbers who entered her home. police re- ported The foW' men got m through lhe front door which had been left oi>en t.o cool the how.e The woman. a rape counselor for a local social services agen· cy. was raped after she and her husband were beaten and their money stolen. police said &edet Era Viking Voice Dies in Space PASADENA f AP> Thti Vlk Int I orbtter hauun out ol fu I 1md ean no k>naer contact (i;arth u at ~a1n• lb 76 yur tumble towud thuurfac.of Ma'"' ~1mtlat.a who c·ut off 1u ra<Uo 11rn1l Thundi.y .ay the Vlianc ml111on'1 lut gup mark ~ the~nd of "the most l'X<"ltang decade I.I\ tht•hl tory ohpau•uplon1Uon " When the orbllt-r run out or s t<t b1hiat1on gas Thurl!>day. sc1eo t1:.;h we~ forC't'd lo ~hut 1~ r1dio transmitter to prevent phantom s1cn1ls from interfering with othf'r spaceeraft, Jet Propu.lJlon Laboratory spokes man Alan Wood said "It marks the end of an era ." 1>a1d Wood "This as the form¥.J end of the Viking proJect and. really, 1t 's the end of the '70s for space exploration. "We're looking at a long, dry period now,·· Wood s a1d The Viking I o rb ite r transmitted its last pictures of Marson Tuesday, but fundingd1f ficulties and a low priority eould mean a delay of several weeks before the photos can be proc· essed , Wood said. Viking l's lander remains on the surfaceolMans, wherellsetdown July 20, 1976. ll is expected t.ocon· tlnue transmitting weather data and one picture a week to earth for 10 more years. The Viking II lander quit working four months ago. The last set or pictures from Man "isn't expected lo t um up anythin~ surprising, .. Wood said. "We've been looking al M ars since 1964." Viking I and II between them have sent 51.539 televlsloo·lype pictures or the frozen desert sur- face of Mllrs Coel» of processlng the Pll'lun·s run into several thou11and dolhms per b'*lc h. Wood b81d Thr four y~ar Viking miss ion httb vroVlded "very udting, very h11toncul" data about the Red Planet through trans m1ss1ons from two orblte~ and two land (•rs. Wood s aJd Viking I was or11t~ l ,489th orbit of Earth'!> ne arel!>t planetary neighbor when J PL s c1ent1 st:. ~ent the computer command or dermg the !>atelllte to turn off the radio The eommand went out at about 12 ~ p m . with conftrma· tlon coming back from the s hip 30 mmut~later. Wood sa1d "Everythlllg 1s !.1111 workmg." Wood said. "but we had to tum off tht• transmitter to kce p the radio r hannelsclear " S<'1enlt.6ts pr(.t.dicled the Viking I would run out of cold <.1lt1tude r ontrol gas July 23. "give or take a 14 l'l'k or so." Wood said The orbiter had operated years beyond its expected life span. Wood said, and It outlasted its sis· tt•rshlp Vi.king II bytwoyears. "It really outran Its warranty." he said. Vlking 1. which arrived at Mars on June 19, L976, will continue or- blllns the planet for at least 75 years before crashing t.o the SW'· face of Mars. Woodsaid . or about 700 people "working hardcore. 100 percent of their time devoted" t.o the Viking proj- ect when It ~gan four years ago. "only about 2S people" were left for the final contact Thursday. Wood said "It was sad." he said. "I think they had some kind or farewell party for It or something It's the end of an era. It really 1s." Yaehtsman Case Alleged Attacker Faces Slwoting Rap HONOLULU (AP> -Rudy Miller. 39. has been c harged with attempted murder I.I\ the shootmg of veteran Wesl Coast ya <"htsman Fritz J ohnson dunng a dispute involving a pool game at a downtown bar here early Wednesda~ Hall for Miller . who reported I)' v. orked as a bartender in tht: area . was set at $20,000 Thun. da}. poljce sa1cf" Johnson, 32. co-own er a'nd skipper of the 72-foot racing sloop Windward Passage, was reported in stable condition at Queen's Medical Center here with a bullet wound in the ab· do m en. Johnson's skill at the pool ta· ble where he defeated several local .men apparently angered them. detectives said. One of the me n pulled a handgun, shot Johnson and ned. deleet1ves said M 1ller was arrested several hours later in the commuruty or Wa ipahu. about 15 miles from llonolulu. Windwa rd Passage. here from its homeport of Portland, Ore . for the Pan Am Clipper Cup YaC'ht Series, won its third s traight 30-mil e Ol y mpic triangle r ace Thursday with Johnson's brother. Mark. at lht' helm The ship sailed often from Newport Harbor an Newport Bea ch Iranians Set More Rallies WASHI NGTON IAP > With pro-Khome1n1 Iranians again protesting In front of the White House. top Cartt:r adminaslra· t1on off1c1als are worried lhat a poss1hle outbre ak of violence between the demonstrators and a ngry Americans might mean t r oubl e for the Ame ri c an hostages in Iran About 200 Iranians gathered Thursday, to protest the treat ment of the 192 Iranians arrest- ed 12 days ago during a v1olenee· marred celebration of the death of the deposed shah or Iran Mo r e demonstrations we re scheduled today. Meanwhile, President Carter ordered an investigation into charges that the Iranians arrest· ed July 'n were released before they should have been and before their visa status could be thoroughly chc<"ked. ~; ~· ·~--~· b.~·,:i~~._~,n~~.~-~~~~ {SAN DIEGO<AP>.-Agr Ing . '-'~,....~~~~ .. -.-·~ ~ let an arbiter rule on recent flrings, lronworkers taking part On c • • s • '"a wildca~ strike_ al National rms1ng Iles S\eel & Shipbuilding Co. sa> ---~y'IJ go back lo work on Mon- da~. The walkout began last . _.l""i*•dait .... ~., ,..,.,....-~"' ......... ,,.._,,'""",...••--_.....,~-1>...ii--.a..v..._ "'°,,....,..ft .th.al ha.~....,,~ • ,.,,,\:lit' '~'oq>y"' '•'o ~l'.,t l.>;-''°V f '"-• .._,..-""'4--('-,f'.tf',irJ;.t"Lf ' f',;<:;f,..>'t~r,~~~,~ .... ~ ~ n ... ~ ... ~ Jh,.;, ~A, •• put the brakes on a new • crw.s-u 1ty1ay o ashy car -ur : Ing" bawit for thousands or San beca m e u n r u I y as th c Fernando Valley young people. phenomenon grew. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT •: T .. 111~"-(71•)~ .. ~: a......-A41¥•ttl .... ta.,. '· ,, .... """(I·-...... ~:. ... ;,...;,V'~ifllt~= ='~'" For two decades. crowds or up When police rttenlly started to 10 ::-' Jatbered on a 1 ~·mile lo close that major -5treet each .i£ret' Van Nuys Boule\'ard "c ruise night" -be<!ause or each Wednesday nh;chl in a sum· growing law enforceme nt prob- Pass Hat For Billy? JERSEY CITY, N.J . CAP> -DT. Arthur Wlllon saya anyone who's in debt deserves some aympalbY, ao he ii aendlnC 8Uly Caner S220 to help pay orr a $220,000 loen Carter HYI he sot from the Ubyan covemmenL ''If there's anotber thouund Uke me, he can pay that bum off in Libya -that Kblldafy," aald WUIOD, reftrriDI to Moammar Kbadaty. LIM lJbyan head of 1tate. .. • • ~t ,, Biiiy CasUr .... ~ .. ,. foreltlt qent lut mont.b, efter .. ,ua, e. re«lved money u a loU from Utw,a. WUIClll, 74;t .. podlatrt1t, 1aid be l1 an aamlttr or Carter's brother. the praldent. lem• -a few thousand young people shilled their activity a few miles westward to Reseda Boulevard. Barricades were set u p Wednesday night to block a one· mile stretch or Reseda Boulevard and the actlon put t.be brakes on vandallam and other problems associated with cruise nacht, pollcesald. ··It wu starting to build up h e re ." a aid Ca pt. John McGUvray of the Los Angeles police West Valley Division. ''They had been setting orr a lot Of flrec:raekert and there WU I 11neral dllurptton ln t.bt busl- oeH area and retldenUal area alon1 Releda." Wlth both bou.levardl elOMd. v AD N&a)'I Dlvllion Off leer Jama Van RtP* said ••tome ti them 1at.htnd at Balboa Park and whea~hued them oot of there lbe anocber meetina place a t a mile away et Woodley art, and we booted them out ol there too.'• It Wasn'i Bis Dag Ambulance a ttend a nt::. re mo \ e Newport Burkha rt., all 15 a nd all ot Newport Beach, Harbor W gh School driver education stu-we re being treated fo r minor injuries late dent Huong Nguye n from · wreckage of car this morning at Hoag Memorial Hospit al. h e was driving today after 1t was struck by Driver of the <:ar which struck the s tude nts a n other at Riverside Avenue and Clay accomparued by ins tructor Charlie Blieker Street near the campus Nguyen and fellow was identified as Barbara Elder, 77, of ~s_t_u_d~e~n~ts~·~D_a_v_id~M_._1_l <_·h_P_l_m_o_r_e~a_n_d~M_i_tc_h_e_l~.........;l~l~u~n~t~in~gt;:,.;;....;.o~n~B~each ~~~- FromP~AI GOP Pick In Hospital Gale warning!> 14Cr<· d1-.ron tmued In the 1-'londa K <')' Texal> a utho ri t11•-. p la nnt·d sessions toda) 1o1.1th rcpre~.-n tat1 ves of 35 ft"<it•ral and 'olun teer relief agt·nc·11·" that 1o1.11ulcl go into emergenc) C1 Ct10n 1f th(· storm hit T h o us a n cl " o f C ; u I f <.:.<J if 't ho m eowner' 'toc·kt•d u1\ 1111 t·andll·~. food Jnd pl' ""'~Kl t<J h am m l'r d 11 "'n 141nlf1114 -. ll o~p1ta l!> l><.M>'l1·d orrt1•r•. l•rr bot t l•·rl "":JtC'r arirl H1•d I r ov ... ntl ~<th ;,lwn Arm' 11lf1c 1.11, 11ri p..i n·cl rl'111'f c, nto r· .ind pl.11 "" 14 orkt•rl!> 011 a Int l n~uran<."l' comµJn1t·s '-'.:Ot 111 team!> lo handl<• th<>'-l' 14 h<> e<>Uld be d1!>placcd. a nd oil cc,mpamC'' evacua ted 2.500 wc>rkcr:. from offs hore t'll!S a nd prod uct111n platforms A I len buffl't e d M c x 1co s northe rn Yucatan Peninsula with IRS m1l e·an·hour winds and 15 foot w ave"> Thur ~cfa ~ hut 1 il lJ '-l'd n11 1n1unt•<, ur -.c·nuu.., damJgt• gcn 1·rnr111·nt •1 fr 111JI •.11d ~t l'>.1ro d<•(·l:1n ·d J "tat•· of t·mt'rJ•:t>nry on th•· pt:n1n<.,Uld " t·a~tc·rn ""fr .inri fh ·cl Cro'" authoritl{'<. mohll1z<-d n ·l1d Pf· fo rts 'Jllou. .. ancb of 1woph• nf'<l tht• s tor m in1·lud1ni.: 5.000 1n Cancun. the> lush rf"so rt on th1· Yucatan mainland a<·ro~., from Cozumel Smee be<'om1ng a hurncane Monday nt'ar th<· eastern Cant>- hean is land of St Lucia , Allen Man, 24, Killed lifting Weights PLEASANTVILLE. Pa IAP> -A man Lifting weights m tus ho m e died 14 hen a 75 pound barbell apparent!~ s lipped and fractured his neck. authont1es said Floyd McCrea . 24. was aµ parently performing the-bench press. a we1 ghthftmg exercise ln which the hfter lle"I on h1!> back a nd pushes the weight up awa)' from tus chest SOUTH COAST PLAZA has follo,.ed a ba'>wally 14t"'l north14est route m 1t!". d1·Jdly Journey across the Carih\Jt'ein. throui;!h thf' Yucei tan Channel eind into the Gulf ('uban Juthontu·" .,, aru:1t1-<J 200.000 people and ~.0<.11) C014' 1n '>even provlllccs ~cau!>e of tht' ~torm l'rens a Latina th1• Cuban Of:\.\ .. :Jjtl'OC'\. r1•1><1rt<·d that Al len hatten'(1 C'11h<• " 1 .. 1 .. di· l<.t .JU\t.'nturl ttw 1 ... 1.,1111 to f Y1111th f11rmt·rl~ f'J ll•·d lh• l •I• r1f 1'1111•-. :10 m il•· .,ff ' uh .. ' "'• '-t•·rn < nJ-.t n11n111.: 11tr11 .1 nrl t•1h.t11 '' 1•r"P' Ther•· \.\J'-n11 \.\•1r d 111 .ui. < a ~ual l 1e ' on th " 1'>1Jnt1 Jlt h ou ~h 1t w a s rf:'1J l1 rt1·•I Cro14 dcd with 25.000 h 1~h srho,>I !>ludenl!'> from Third \\orld <"'>Un tries s tudying on scholar.ships Haili suffered the greatesl number ol casuall.les -o - when Allen s truck Tul•sda v In t he Dom1nirJn Repubhl v.hH h <,harl's 141lh Ha1t1 th1· l'>lanrl r1f Jf 1<,pan1ol<t thn•f' 1wopl1• 14l·rt· n ·rK>rtt'd killl•<1 In Jam::ul'a hit Wt .. ln1•,dJ\ thnr 14 f.'rt" t•1ght death,, 1ndu0 '1 ing r. ve people lOS '-ed into 20 foot seas whipped b) 100 m ile an· hour 141n<b l>ETH O IT CAP > Tht- R .. p u b l 1C'an nomi n ee for M1<"h1gan's 17th Congressional f>1 't r1l'I 1' d 25} car -<1ld patient at ,1 ,,... H'h1atru· hu.,1ntal 1\ trr.-r1 l.d1o1.rt·n<·t· P a tterson v. 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Alberta I Al'1 The Para llax, the pnsoner.i" monthly nt'w'lpaper at Ro14den ln'ltltutt>, may miss tts press deadline th is month IL'> editor e!>caped Rand) Warn•n J ohnscm. 20. of Calgary was reported massing at the medium secun t) pt:nitent1ary Thursdav. JUSt after he we nt lo 140rk on the Ol''Al!>IWJ*r • /\ spokt'Sman l'!a1d John'-Orl had a gate pa-;s and was on has 14 ay to the mamtenan<'e ~hoµ 14 hf•n an orflccr's ca r 143S i.tolen in lhe 1nst1tutt."., p:irkm~ lot J ohn!>On was l>t>nt{•nn'd in Cals,?..tr) 1n !'>epte mbcr to f1\'e years afte r bein~ con111cll'd on fi ve rounts of p<>ssess1on of stolen property s9900 · tCOSTA MESA ( 714 \ 540-1 502 r Ora nge Coa st fOITION • \'our llon1etown Daily N'"•wspapc-r C/N TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Texas Braces Hurricane Allen Nears Coast Plumes of steam and ash pour from Mount St. Helens in Washington as the volcano spouted off again Thursday afternoon. No damage was reported in areas nearby, but residents were getting ready for another ash fall. <See story on Page A4). Suspect Held In Shooting Of Yachtsman &livery Delayed On 'Quiet' Jets MERIDA, Mexico <AP)-Hur· ricane Allen roared today toward the Texas coast, less than 500 miles away. gathering strength from warm Gulf of Mexico waters after hitting Caribbean islands where reports from devastated areas boosted the death toll to at least87. The U.S. National Weather Service issue<fa hurricane warn· ing and forecasters said the storm, expected to pick up s peed, could send hurricane-force winds slamming Lnto the Texas roast from Corpus Chri s ti t o Brownsville on Saturday. When the warning was issued, Allen was located near 23.8 north latitude and 91.4 west longitude- some 4.20 miles east·southeast or Pen insula Walkway Plan Booe d An overflow crowd of about 175 residents turned out to a Newport Beach Planning Com- mission hearing Thursday to pan a proposed extension of Balboa Peninsula's oceanfront walkway. According to comments or about 18 speakers, few of the spectators used the existing three miles of the 11}-foot·wide concrete walkway to reach the meeting. They said the walkway is populated by bicyclis ts and roller skaters who make stroll· ing dangerous, that it attracts loiterers instead or beacbgoers and lbat it is a nighttime hangout for undesirables. "What I would really like to do," said Terry De bay, who lives along the walkway, "is to take all the sidewalk and rip it out." Commission Chairman Tim Haidinger had to instruct the au- dience several times not to break into applause after speakers finished criticizing the HONOLULU (AP> -Rudy The Federal Aviation Ad· Orange County.based Air s1dewalkextension. Miller. 39, has been charged minis tration reports that Califom.'.a has ordered four of · The loudest and longest roar witb attempted murder in the certification of the aircraft the new aircraft. came after city police Lt. Mike shooting of veteran West Coast hoped to reduce jet noise ::tt John Blitch said bis department is )'achtsman Fritz Johnson during Wayne Airport will be delayed A spokesman for McDonnell against the extension. He said a dispute involving a pool game until at least Aug. 18. Douglas Corp. in Long Beach the sidewalk is a gathering place al a downtown bar here early In a published notice, FAA said las t month that the for groups at night and that the Wednesday. said it is awaiting r esults of certification problems and parts extension would draw "less de· Bail for Miller. who reportedly more DC-9-80 flight tests and an shortage will delay deli very of s i r a b I e t Y Pe s · ' into th e worked as a bartender in the evaluation of whether the ptane the planes into early 1981. peninsula. area, was set at $20,000 Thurs· should seat two or three crew The proposal. developed by an day, police llaid. members in its c<>ckQil. Thursday's demonstration, to adviso~y committee. s,uggests Johnson, 32, co-owner and A demons tration of the be staged by the manufacturer extending the sidewalk to the skipper of the 72-foot racing aircraft is scheduled at John and Rep. Robert E. Badham. R· Santa Ana River mouth and sloop Windward Passage, was Wayne Airport next Thursday Newport Beach, will feature a west to the end or the harbor Jet- reported m stable condition at ror Orange County Supervisors takeoff, fly·by and landin~. ty -known as the "Wedge." I Queen's Medical Center here and officials of cities surround· That demons tration· is to The estimated cost of the two with a bullet wound in the ab-mg the airport. follow the takeoff of a Boeing 737 extensions is $232,000. Brownsville and traveling west· northwest at 8 mph. packing winds up to 145 mph, the weather serv1cesa1d Hurricane for<·e winds ex· tended outward 75 miles to the north and 50 miles Lo the south. Gale force winds t.'xtended out- ward 200 miles to the north and 100 miles to the south The weather service warned small craft from the mouth of the M1ss1ss1pp1 river westward tolhe Mexican Gulf coast. including the Yucatan Peninsula and around extreme v.estern Cuba. to stay 1n port Gale v. .irn1n~~ wNe d1scon· tinut.'d in the Fl<indJ Kc•vs Officials on South Padre Island. Texas, began nottf} 1ng resort hotels shortly to evacuate guests. Across the causeway in Port Isa bet. U1e city had buses ready to take peopleto Harlingen, 40 miles ml and. T exas authorities planned sessions today with represen- tatives or 35 federal and volun· teer rehef agencies that would go mto emergency action 1f the storm hat . Thousands of Gulf Coast ho meowners s tocked up on candles, food and pJywood to ham m e r down windows. Hospitals boosted orders for bot- tled water and Red Cross and Salvation Army offt c1als pre· pared relief centers and placed v. orkcrs on ;ilcrt. ISet> ALLEN. Page A2> S a n d s of Time (Gone By) After three years of experience. Eric Dietlein. 15. has become an ex.pert in building sand castles. Although this replica r~prcse~ts centuries.gone by. 1t only took the Car son City resident four hours to build on the beach on Balboa Island. domen which Air California now Haidinger called at one point Johnson's skill at the pool ta· operates out of the airport and for a show of hands of those op-c G ble where he defeated several p B k d considers to be six times noisier posed to the sidewalk extension. o ps d M h local men apparently angered air 00 e than the [)C.g hybrid. The crowded council chamber oar arc them, detectives said. became a forest of well·tanned One of the men pulled a The Super 80 had been arms. •, I ,. • I . . bandguh, shot Johnson and Oed, In SC Plaza scheduled for certification in OnJy three arms went up \.<> 91 h • ~ ~ , detectives said. . mid-July, but two lest accidents support the extension. Robert L. !! !!'I a~ r. Q. t Miller was arrested several . . ..:,_.._~~lo~l>ll~,nqaieqa.... __ ,A-'-,•-~~~~ Q(~~~l.-~;·-• ~ .. ~.fl-: , ' .~..1 • ...,_'I....,' ,~· ~-~~,~.._...~ .......... ~!fiU'Y~ .. ---~· ----.~,,. "'"·' ... -~~ ~ · . ....--+~-"''" "'"'!rant '<trewld&"tlie%xteruridlt ~~····-#1> ,... .... ~.,_,. _ _. -.lh ~ --·d/'; 1:.,,., ... ~ ... -. ~.. ~--h· L... ....... ~ L.1i:..A .-'! ·OLl -~ rJUr-atfrrunlslrator Langhorn h.l<W ·~ h to ·d ... _. w 1 • w a1p< Cl, uuut ~ mad fto Bond has indicated the aircraft c .1 en woo ave n e u1e1r ASHJNGTON <AP> -About Was hington 's embassy row Hon?lulu. will be certified for a two-person b1k~s on busy streets on the 800 Iranians and Palestinian P~es1derit Carter has ordered WandwardPassage,herefrom TwoOrangeCountianswhoal· cockpit. but the Air Line Pilots penmsula. • . Ara~s m a r ched through an IDvestigation mto charges its bomeport or Portl_and, Ore.. legedly walked out of a store at Association is pushing for a ldHe charged that perunsul~ res-Washington under heavy police that the Iranians arrested July for the P8!1 Am Clipper Cup Costa Mesa's South Coast Plaza three-man crew ents bad ~~gamz~ a well prot.ect1on today in a second 27 were released before their Yacht Seraes, won its third with men's suits ' stuffed into · or chestrated lobbying eff~rt straight day or demonstrations visa status could be thorou hi straight 30-mile Olympic tbeirelastics<><:ks werearrested Air California will seat andclalmedthatpeoplewholive in s upport of the Ayatollah checked. g Y triangle race Thursday with ror suspicion of grand theft between lS4 and 162 passengers else~bere would support the ex· Ruhollah Khomeini. ' ,J&.&U...a&.~~·\1(~ ,. _ _. .. ;---· "'<""''~~ .. JA.l.ba.l\~~·fl .<-ni.iWi5.. ~SIOQ. The pl'OteS'tel.."S -We r e fou·r ..•.. ' ". ~ ii{/)i&~'*""" ·..f::~ 11no "Ura~ti><idty·-~~ig'1· COaircy ana the · . .To deny.~ law-abiding ma· ti mes mo-re numerous than those ...----------- • .Newport Harbor in Newport Jail were James D. Rome, 30, of San Francisco Bay area. Jonty ~ citizens the right to who gather~ across the street Beach. 1919 Lures Lane, Huntington The airline's 7375 carry 119 send thell' kids to the beach safe-from the White House on Thurs· NewBuyen Join in Heaey ·Stock Gaim NEW YORK (AP) -Stoen l'GM abarply acain in heavy trad· ID• today. pickina up where they left olf. ID Thursday's powerful ad- .,ance. • Tbe Dow .Jones averace ot 30 lndutrial.I, which closed Tbun· daJ at its blcbelt level in nearly I~ yean, jumped another· t .U )JO&Dta in the ftnt four houri ol tradlq, but fell to 4.44 P*ta abeedol'115 .. after four bows. Galnen outnumbered losers bJ about a s-2 m...,U. •mona • .:..If•• York Stsaeo.k. ca.r.l\alJ9--n.ted ...... dlWJte ~I treavy. An..,_ aatd tbe martet'a re. ceat 1aln1 bad created a '"banctw1p" effect, •ltrac:tiq W8Y• of MW ~ven. Beach and Jerome Burnsen 17 paue•urers ly and o(f the streets seems to day to denounce "U.S. im· of Santa Ana. -' -' -._ · me unconscionable," he sa.id. perialism" and com pl am about Olficer Wayne Riedmann ar· the treatment of 191 Iranians at· rested the duo after he officer rested after a march July 27. Scott Bae<:kel and sec~rity of· Great Gr I .~. This time half the dem· ficers from two plaza depart--,, onslr ators appeared to be ment st.ores watched the sus· Palestinian Arabs. Some carried peels' activities tn the 11!'11's placards criticiiing Egyptian suits department a t 1. Magnih. R!---r fior $l2S :.. 1'Tewpo.,,. Preslden.t An~ar Sa~at ror his Rieclmann claimed both SUS· VUU~ .,.., 1 ~I • t. peace discussions with Israel. pecta toot pin-stripe suits into Some or the signs read : "Long dreulng rooms but at first A chef who bills himself as Robert the Great wu Live. PaJ~tine" and "Down with glance came out without the granted a use permit Thursday to open a restaurant in Zlonasm. merchandlse. Newport Beach that will cater lo 20 di.Mn a ntcht at $12.S Administration officials are 'As the duo walked put him, each. worried that an outbreak of be said, be noticed ankle buJ.aes Robert Cuilty, his real name, told the city Planning violence between t.he de m· in their bell·bottom trou.sen. · Commiaaioo Tbunday be hopes to have his restaurant onstrators and Americans an· Rledmann aald be stopped open ln alx months in what is now a warebouff on the gry over the ordeal or S2 U.S. them Just outside the plua. A Balboa Peninsula. hostages in Iran could lead to search revealed tlrat eacb car· Cuilty, who bragged "there l• oa1y oae Robert the trouble for the hostages. ried a auit jacket in one o( his Great," said he has run similar operations In other part.a To avoid violent clashes socks and trouaen in the other. of the world but baa decided lo settle down in Newport between today's mar~ers and Store lnvesU,atort valued the Beach. onlookers, lines of pobcemen on clotbinc at $405. His establishment will fittingly be called Robert the motorscooters Oanked the dem· Jn addition to 1nnd theft, Great's. ons~rators. Was hingtonians on Burnaen was booked for suapi· Cuilty's architect, Ed Sud& a( ~de\ Mu~ wd their luncb hour jeered and cJon of co,Y,itie~ial bur1fary the warebo\ase will be desianed inside to look like 8 some yelled obscenities. The and poueuioo of atolen prop-medieval refectory and Cullty will do all of the cookinl in temperature was In th~ mid-SOS. . erty. front of a 1ar1e open·plt fire. The demonstrators march~ Police said he bad be.en arrest· AU bf the patrons will be delivered to the restaurant ln four abrea!lt from Lafayette ed previously on similar char1ea Umousinel, Sands said. Park near the White House to lnCostaMesa. ~ ttte Islamic Center on Coast Weathe r Fair through Saturday except for night and early morning low clouds. Lows tonight 58 at the beaches to 68 inland. Highs Satur· day 70s lo near 90. INSI DE T O DA\' F~dmg melancholJ{! Coun- try m~ m lrvint's Htnrcge Park tonight will chattge your mood. Page Cl. lade~ -- o.t.ll 'f-PtLOf CIN ~--JIJST BRE..41UNC----..... LGi.t lln&I /rwt ••• llllftil 9'41t'p ar .._ 4twioprn H1 Judge Faces PrUon Over Favors for Sex :' AKRON, Ohio <AP> -ronn. &ammJt County Probat. ... uqe J .... V. 8arbulo WU~ \Oday to OM to 10 ~.an _. pl'UloofOr hlacoerieUG9oe ... chariet ' Commoo PleH .1"'41• Oeors• McMona1te sentenc~ arbulo to COllNITMt Wml ol cme '° to ~ ror LntlmldaUon, lo n .. yean few ..... MQa1 •mpoetUon and eo days each l.-o countl ol derdlcdoln of duly ,"'\ Bar~l.o, 58, wu tonvte1.ed J&mM" U of one count ol tnUmld•· .lion Md ooe cbarse ol 1rou MX\&al lmpos1Uon after a trial ln : trthlch 1 numbtr ol wocnee teltit\ed that he d•apen.aed leniency · ··an judicial matters and OU.-favon in return for au. Both ~ert ·=felany eoevicUons. He Pleaded •wll.)' Juoe IO Lo lwo mllde· • eanor counta ol ck,..UctJon ol duty atemmina trom a Pt'Obc! ol 1atauns ~ali.r 619eft llp I• E••l"P LONDON CAP) -The U.S. dollar scored ga.lns agalnat mo.t key European currencies in '°"'an exchange tradina today, and advanced a1ainst the Japanese yen for the first Ume In five tradlng sessions. .....,..,.. lltj11n-3 E'lrel19Men F.M..LSVALE <AP> -Three '1retipters were injurild by rolling boulders u t.bey batUed a 100-acre brush tire hi&b in the -San Bernardino Mounlaioa, lhe U.S. Forest Service said today. Firefighters had no eaUmate ol wben they wouJd cont.aln the lire. which was burning out ol control near the 10,000.foot level of Dodd 's Peak, in the San Gorgonio Wilderness Area about 8S miles east or Los Angeles. t'okaao SPftl'• A•otlwr Pl~ VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) -Mount St. Helens shot another plume ol steam and ash skyward today ln a new "pulse'' fro m the volcano, contmuing the activity that began with Thursday's eruption. <Earlier sl.ory. A4) Steam and ash reached an altitude of 12,000 feet in the pulse, wb1ch occurred at 9:35 a.m., said Don Faulkner or the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The pulse -a brief blast that is not strong enough to be con- sidered an eruption -lasted 30 seconds and subsided, he said. The plume contained some ash in the steam and drifted west-northwest. he said. -~.c~..w~ WASHINGTON (AP> -President Carter ordered the · federal government today to effect a significant increase in the participation of the nation's 100 black colleges in federal pro-. grams. He said the executive order was aimed at overcoming the effect of discrimination and strengthening the ability of black · colleges to provide quality education. N-M Registration Scheduled Aug. 18 Registration for new students in most of the Newport-Harbor Areas's public schools wW open Aug. 18 officials reported this week. 1'be exceptions, they noted, are Back Bay (continuation> High School. formerly McNally High , and the Newport-Mesa E·\?ening High School. Registration at Back Bay, which has moved from its old site in downtown Costa Mesa to 390 Monte Vista Ave., Costa Mesa, begins Aug. 25. Registration for the Evening School, which also has moved Crom the downtown site to 1001 Presidio Square in Costa Mesa, begins Aug. 25 a nd should be preceded by a telephone call lo 556-3334, officials said. New :,,tud ents are to be enrolled at Estancia High from 1 tO' 3:30 p.m. between Aug. 18 and 22. dents are asked to enroU Crom Aug . 18 until school starts between 8 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. New students who will attend Newport Harbor High are asked to call 760-3316 beginning Aug. 18 for a registration appointment. New elementary and middle school enrollees should be reg. iste r ed a fter telephoning the loeal school for an appointment on or after Aug. 18. officials added. School begins Sept. 8, with re- turning students e ithe r pre- registered or armed with reg- istration materials establishing appointment times at the various high schools. oificials said. $11 Million Hike Seen in CCC Budget . ---.,.. __ ... Viking's Ta~ Dry, EmEmU PASADENA CAP> -The Vlk· ing I orbiter has run out of ruel and can no longer contact Earth u it beaina its 75--year tumble l.oward theswfaceofMars. Scientists who cut olr lta radio signal Thursday say the VUdng m las ion's la.st gasp marks the end of "the most exciting decade in the history of space explQratlcn. •· When the orbiter ran out of. stabilization gas Thursday. scien- tists were forced to shut its radio transmitter to prevent phantom signals from interre rinf( with other spacecraft, J et Propulsion Laboratory spokesman Alan Wood said. '"It marks the end of a n era," said Wood . "This is the formandal e nd of the Viking proje~t • really. it's the end of the 70S for s pace exploration. "We're looking at a long, dry period now," Wood said. It Wana't Bis Dllfl The Viking I orbiter trans mitted its last pictures or Ma rs on Tuesday. but funding dif · ficult.Jes and a low priority could mean a delay of several weeks before the photos can be proc- essed. Wood said. Ambulance attendants remove Newport Harbor High School driver education stu- dent Huong Nguyen from wreckage or car he was driving Thursday after it was struck by another at Riverside Avenue and Clay Street near the campus. Nguyen and fellow students, David Mitchelmore and Mitchel Hurkhart. all 15 and all of Newport Beach, were being treated for minor in · juries at hoag Memorial Hospital. Driver or the car which struck the students ac- companied by instructor Charlie Blieker was identified as Barbara Elder, 77, of Huntinpon Beach. Viking J's lander remains on the surlaceofMars. where it set down July 20, 1976. It is expected lo con- tinue transmitting weather data and one picture a week to earth for 10 more years. The Viking n lander quit working rour months New Delay lnNarmco Hearing The oft-delayed Orange Coun- ty criminal case against C06ta Mesa's Narmco Materials Inc. was delayed again Thursday m Harbor Municipal Court. Narmro. a plastics production firm at 600 Victoria St . was cit· ed by Orarge County for ern.tt· ting unhealthful odors when some 30 of its res idential ne1~hbors agreed they were bothered enough to go to court The odors allegedly oecurred April 4, according to South Coast Air Quality Ma nagement Dis- trict officials. Narmco was cited for suspicion of a mis demeanor violation May 19. Through its attorney. Kenneth Steelman. Narmco subsequently has delayed pleading in the mat- ter originally scheduled in court May 30 Last month. Steelman filed <i demurrer questfoning the con- s titutionality of the c harges aizainst Narmco. A hearing on that demurrer was s cheduled Thursday before Municipal Court Judge Frances Munoz. This time. howeve r. it was the prosecution which sought and gained a week's delay in the case. Deputy District Attorney Doug Otto. told the court he had been assigned criminal court calen· dar duties in West Orange Coun. ty Municipal Court and could not appear. The h ea r ing h as been rescheduled for Aug. 13 at 1 :30 p .m. in Division One. Harbor Municipal Court. Iranian Youth Held ago. ) The last set of pictures from Mars "isn't expected to tum up anythin~ surpris ing," Wood said. "We've beE-n looking at Mars s ince 1964." In Mom's Shooting Viking I and 11 between them have sent 51.539 televts ion-type pictures of the frozen desert SW"· face of Mars. Co6ts or processing the pictures run into several thous and doll ars per batch, WOO<t ~aid A 16-year -old Iranian youlh who shot and kUled lus mother while trytng to convince her rus rifle was unloaded was bemg held m Orange County Juverule Hall today as 1nvest1gat1on of the incident contmucd Orange County Sh e riff 1> Department s pokesman Lt Wyatt Hart said invest1 gator:o; h ave n ot yet d e t e r mined whether they w ill seek a manslau~hkr complamt ..i~ai.n-.1 K a\eh llannan1. of 21671 Ccm1· 10s ~t 1ss1on \' it•Jo If a rt S<.ud tht• youth told hl'- molher Zahara Hannam. 45, thJL the g un was unloaded and to prove at pointed the weapon at her and pulled the triirner. Mrs llannan1 d icd from wounds a short time later 11t Mission Cornmun1ty Hosp1t.al Hart "illd the youth ha:i; been fmng the gun tn the back yard at h11> re51dence prior to the fatal shooting Thursda) evenmg llc.irt <,aad tht: invest1gat1on ..,.. as hampered when other fam1- I~ member<> a nd fnends of the victim be<'am1· emot1onally up- set and atlempte<I to pre\•ent of- r1ct'r., from <.'OJl<.'Cting 1nforma- t10n ,\n 18 )ear old brother or ~ 'outh. Kanch1 Hannani. and a I r11•n1t \nnJ \hm.id1. 30 ..,.. ere· !~11ol.1·d 1nt11 <lr.rnc.-Count' Jail Ill) I h.lrl!t•' fl( llltt•rfrnng ~ IU\ a ~><1111 1· •1tf1n·r llctrt l>aJd t..,..o daughters of the s f;.11n woman ,Jl?t>S 10 and 13. ..... ere placed 1n Albert Sitton Home Members of the family, Hart said. are lran1an nationals Uvtng 1t1 the Cruted States on \·1sa.-; The four-year Viking mission ha~ pro\,ded ··very exciting, very h1ston cal" data about the R~ Planet through transmissions from two orbiters and two land- ers. Woodsa1d Viking I Web on its 1.489th orb1l nf Earth's neares t planeta r.., n1•11!hbor ..,..hen .I l'L """'nt1sts '-C'nt Lht: computi.!r command or· dN1 ng the satPllitt' to turn off the r .td1t1 Thi· r<1mmand went out al about 12·45 pm , with confsnna lJOn com mg back from the :.h.J p 3:) minutes later . Wood said . Area Students Safe Benefit Golf Tournament "e t in Mesa Near Hurricane Golfers sull have time to sign uµ for the Mayor Arlene Schafer March of Dimes Golf Tourna- ment slated for Monday noon at Two t•ollege field stud1 .. -. classes. sailing the waters near Hurrican<' Allen. havC' ~n rC' ported as safe tod.iy by college spokesmen Cos ta Mesa Public Golf and • put their yacht into a sheltered Cou ntry Club. cove at V1ri::m Gorda and sat out W 1 11 Jordan. to u r n e y 1he i-.lorm chairman. said today he has 70 No in1uries were reported. s tarters for the annual scramble said Chappell. and the class 1s evC'nt and 1s aiming to sign up at currently cont1nu1n1? on with least 100 players for the Los The groups, d ealing walh their lnp. planning to return to La~os course. Caribbean sailing and navtga Cahforrua Mondav Golfers who contribute $40 for lion. were from Coas tline Com F1 fly s tudents a nd faculty pl.:iy 10111 a foursome in a medal mun ity College and Orange from Orange Coast College m scramble tournament, he said, Coast College Costa Mesa amved a t the island that 1s expected to net at least Jack Chappell, a spokesman of St Vmcent Wednesday, said SJ.200 again this year for the for Coastline. said that the 22 Assoernte Dean George Blanc. March of Dimes s tudents and instructors. who By then. Allen was 100 miles Special events include a hole- Corona del Mar High will ac- cept new r egistrants on the s~me days between 9 a.m and 3:30 p.m. Costa Mes~ High 's new Coast Community College Dis-had been touring the Vir gin ..,.. est ripping into Haiti and m·one tourney Beverages will stu· trict trustee have unanimously £"1! • SJ l d Is lands since late July, reported J amaica be served on the course and the approved an $87.2 million budget '-AIIDC a e expenencrng gale force wtnd.s Blanc reported that group too, affair Wlll end With a 6 p m. buf- for the 1980-81 fiscal year . Monday when the hllrricane experienced gale force wmds, fet dinner ~--24 Kill d T!"e budget approval ca!De V GJ passed through the open Cant>-but too« land shelter. and ex-Scheduled to make a special lf.uuJ., ' e d~nng trustees regular meeting I'Or aucoma bean aft e r d ev a s t a tin g perienced no lllJUnes Their re-appe.irance at lhe dinner, • this week. . . Barbados turn to Cahfom1a 1s expected Jordan srud, is polio victim and lifting Weights Thal figure represents an $11 ~~1:n;ents1 are now being Chappell said that the group Aug 17 .. po. ~~r5.i!~ldjeff B~~UL .,,,.,.. l.'1 !.,, ... · million jump over the 1979-80 sc or g aucoma screei:i-... '""' ,. ., .~ ~~ 1 1~~ -.;.,· ... ~-~'"(('~~~·· }.; , .. ~,£i~·~tt$.: .~ PLE~~~ P.a ~"-AP.l ... Jl~d"'eJ.Pl$1R~j9=t.~l''h~,c ~ -: ... "'AA,~-~~~~ii,f."!: .. ;i1~ ~~~-.1~'.'5.r~•\.4l1.~rA1..1-;-"': ~~,.,'-'··--)If• •• ,J;.,,..,_,_. ,.-~<~ •·' ·~ . ...,..,-~ . .,. .. "" ~}l'ji ) :.~.,~~-~ •. J;.;\~~~~ifti ~~" bern !fe1'1~~e'n'$. . . · .Mme diett when a 75-pound Simon said part of the increase Hours for Monday s clinic will • ::b arbell apparently slipped and can be attributed to an increase be 10 a .m. to 1 p.m and the fractured his neck, authorities in state funding to the college C?sta Mesa-Newp?rt Harbor ~JL~ .said. .district which had an estimated L I on s .c I u b . w h I c. h Is co. l§)Jl1l l!J!::lj o • •. Floyd McCrea, 24 was ap-growth • of 5 percent in average s pons?nng the e_Yes1ght pres -• ' \!.,/, • P,BrenUy performing 'the bench daily attendance, totaling 32,800 ervation ertort, 1s urging . the '-• .~ "· : pcess. a weightlifting exercise in students. elderly_ to take advantage of 1t; '-!"'I _\_ v : ~bich the lifter lies on his back I ncreased employee salaries Specialists from the UC lrvme ~·~ • " . ,, , : IO!d pushes th.e. weight up a way ~and operating costs ~~ .. !1":-~litil~~ Ophtha~~.. tt· .t~ ~· :'7 .. ,.•'!~l-~'·1 :'~~ •'~}.~.\·t~--<~, .. ~q, ·~om.hiscbest.,... ... .,,.:": ... ~ .... !;t:1 ~fl~drJ ~,.-:-'t.-.... -.. \Vfll • ~ and~n~" . -/ RIMA SUEDE • :~ •· · Stmon S81d. The atst.nct tncludes Marguerite Ave .. Corona del ~ DAILY PILOT • Orange Coast CoUege In Costa Mar to examine senior citizens ._ SPORT COATS OfWtGEOOMT s Mesa, Coastline. Community ca'JJ 759-9741or9742for Curt.he:,. ~ • College in Fountain Valley and . 1 • : G Id W t College in Hunt· &n~ormat on and to make ap-BY PAUL RE"t • • . 0 en es potntments. • •,.;; • •· angton Beach. • : f M Of ... C.0.M 0.tr ll'ttot. wlf" ..._,. t\ -,_, .. _...,..~"-·-.. .,,., ·o.-c.o. ......... ,,,,,.. ~. 5-el# .... ·-----..... ...... -~ i.. eo.a. -..... ..._, ..... 1\, """ ........ ll••C"llF'hf't~" ¥•U•y. trwt.-t. l~• 8U<""""'J\C...>l. A -,_..-left" -·-~-.. -S...Ot n "'° --.. -·•...,,. -· .... ~ -. •••• sc .... ,. 0 ..... ..... c.o. ....... Gel ........ "'i.. . . ._, .. ..... ,., ....... _.....,_ Jeo • c...., .,, ................... °""" .. ~ y...._._ Eootor ~ .. ....... M<o_.,., ... . o.r.. ... .._ .... --......, .... omc.. ~==~~"'"' -............. ,,.,.~,,=. T1t1•• IU f714)14Matt c:ia ..... m111••MNrt1 ... MN111 ...._ ...... Or ..... C-.,~~ .... -· ... .... , .. f'r-,r-.AJ AI,I.EN APPROACIDNG • • • Inauraace companies aent in teams lo handJe those who could be dlaplaced, and oil companies evacuated 2,500 workers from otrabore rte.s and production plattorma. Alle n buffeted Mexico's northem Yucatan Peninsula with 185 ·mph wtDda and 1&-foot wH• Tbunday but caused no lnjurtes or Mlioul dam11e. p -emmmt oftldall said. I( nlco declared a It.Ile ol emef'llllCY on ~ pelllmula's eaaten aide and Red era.a ·~u-...ne1"'" rona. ~·· J»d tbe aeo,_ ~\uCllas ~ cue-. tbe Ulb rwort oa ~ Y.uc•'-m•••Pand acrou Crom Columel. Since becoming a hurricane Monday near the eastern CaribJ bean island of St. Lucia, Allen has followed a basically west- northwest route in Its deadly journey across the Caribbean, through the Yucatan Channel and into the Gulf. Cuban 1uthoriUes evacuated 200,000 people and 46,000 cows in seven provinces because ol the storm. Prensa Latina, the Cuban news qeney, ~ that Al· len battered Cuba) 1111 de la JuvfDtud, tbe "llland ot Youth" formerly caUed the Isle of Pines, 30 mllea off Cuba's weatem coast, J"UiD1q citrus and tobacco crop1. SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA (714) 540-1502 • ...... 2< Frtd!y, Auguat I , 1980 QC · ~ets Hear MuskW Defend Ca~ter ... • •1 FUD :&ICK9CllO .._ ............ Wblt. the tone of lhe 1peecll may hav been aolt~ned, lhe me11a1 r e m a ute d clea r : Secrel ary of &tale Eclmuad ll•kte ta .... , bMJDd .ltmmy Carter U\ lbe pr..adeot '1 bkl for I.be DemocraUc DOIDlnaUGa. NUlkl~. addrell!AI mt mbera Drivers Find Gas; Old Habits Return SACRAMENTO (AP) Wl\b aaaolme plenllfW thas 1ummer. a state study ho that Callfor· niana are returnlna t o pr~ sbortalle automobile hab1ta Th e D e p a r t m e nt o f Transportation's latest monthly survey of transportallon trencb compared J une 1980 with the same month m 1979. when the fuel shortage was an an e arly a nd c ritical s tage. and 1978, when suppltes were "relatively normal." Highway travel this June was 4 percent higher than during the fuel-short June or last year and identical to that of June 1978, the r eport said Thursday. Weekend travel rose 6.5 per- cftll over lbe aame month ot 1979, but ~maloed 2.8 percent below JW'e 1971. · Riderahip on trans1l b\des ro1e a&aln, but only by o. 7 per· cent from J une this year to June 1979 -compared to lhe whop- ping 19.9 per~ent bet ween Jwte 1978 and 1979. Ridership on in· terclty bus lines rose 2. 7 percent this year and 24.2 percent last year. There were 31 percent more ride -sharing applications during the first six months of 1980 than during the same period in 1979. Gasoline sales in May fell 2.9 percent below the sales in May 1979. and 5.6 perce nt below those of May 1978. the report said. of tlM American OJ Forum ln Anabelm nuanday n.l&ht, 1ald tu Cart« Admla.lltratloo bu a provta lrack record in the area of def.ue 1ptndlna and imptOVe· ment ol human rl-"ll· T h• 11cretary o f atate, · however, de kited som e ol the 1troa1W 1tatementa contained ln an advmce teal of the addttsa. He d1d not aay, for example, "They uk for a bla nk check for maa1lve military spendine, but call at the same time for a mu1ive lax cut" -an obvious ~erence to Ronald Reaean. the Republican nominee. Mualde dod&ed reporters as he stepped to a waiting helicopter. refuain& to comment on why the spteeh was toned down. While conceding that the Soviet Union has been building its arms arsenal over the oast 20 vears. &f uskie said "It is not true that President Carter and his ad- ministration ha ve neglected our side of the military balance." The secretary of state charged that in the eight yea rs before Carter took office. real defense spending, adjusted for inflation. dee lined by more than 35 percent. "In particular. our spending on str ategic nuclear weapons bad declioed by 30 percent," MUlkie 11ld . The Carter a dmlnlatraUon, Muakie 1ald, "has lncreued real defenae1pendln1 every year. "Already, t.hia baa resulted ID an overall Increase of 10 per. cent," he said, predicttn1 that within five yean, Jf Carter ls re. elected, that rigure would ln· creaaetoSSpercent. "That is not a story of declining strength, it is a story of 1rowin1 strength.'' Muskie told memben of the Hispanic veteran 'a group. Mus kie said the Carter ad· ministration has accomplished the arms buildup "without sacrificing this nation's commit· meot to look after tts own peopte -to help the poor, to heal lhesick, to educate our youne people and to care for our old people in retire· ment.•• The United States. Muskie added, must be loyal to its values "eve n in a turbulent world ." American human rights policy "encourages our friends to bwld stronger. free societies .·· ··And it aJjgns the Untted Slates with the tide in favor of human r ights wruch is running m the world," hesa1d. "· ... ·~-l~4 SECRETARY OF STATE SPEAKS TO HISPANIC.AMERICANS Edmund Muskie With Lupe ;;-1dena of Amerlc•n GI Forum : • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~ ~ Bangin' a Left at Bln!r'• • The waves enjoyed by these surfers at Diver's Cove in Laguna Beach earlier this week were just memories to- day. What was once Hurricane Howard off the coast of Mexico bas faded and so have the waves it drove onto Wunty Trio Face Terms In Hash Case Shape Up, Ship Out,, Pilot Covers Both A loot at the financial upectaol the exercise business in ~y·s Dally Pilot may interest thole who are lhaplq up. And for those wbo are abippi.n& out. travel col· amniat Stan Delaplane will tell wben to find the world's best ice cream. (suNDAY'S BEST) staff oltemporaries busy because · they COit lea than fuU-tlmm. Here's a description of uPeOm· ANOl'llEa &OVND -Oraqe ma feature1: County lntern•Uoaal SDeedwQ l&\PING tJP -Tbat11 what ewt.olne'I ol European Health BDaa do tor tbemMlves; now it's llleball Downs' tuna to do the same ,_. Health Industries Inc. 'a flabbJ earnlnp. Business of the Week. baa fallm on bard Um• with tou1h crowds, but two new operatGn hope to turn the track into a cS-yoperatloa qain. B&OADWAY WEIT Altbou1h Gordon Davidson, a rUsUe dlndor ot tbe lluk Taper rorwn. beettai.. ID taldal TSllPOaA&Y OLP -~ cnditfGr ............. pvwtllOl time ¥Mden do a lat men tblD Hrioaldnml iD LGIAalelel. the Jmt ftft ID for ......... lome tbeater la11 eoaquered ~~ "~. ~. ~wtw.,. • l Park Funding Hayakawa's Plan Hit by Badham By JODI CADENHE AD Olll• 0..ly ~1l•Uutt Congressman Robert Badham. R-Newport Beach. has Joined other lawmakers 111 cr1tJ c121ng Sen S I lfayaka~a "' fundm ~ plan for the creation or a 12,000 acre park along the coast Pred.icl.Ulg lhat co ntinued de bate over the bill could Jeopardize the rutureofthe park near Laguna Beach, Badham sa id that he would try to change the se nator 'i, mllld. ·'I will try to convince the senator either we take what we have or there isn't gomg to be a ne w bill.·· Badba m told a group of local mayors and reporters meet· ing Thursday in Newport Beach. Badham, along with Rep. Jerry Patterson. is the author of a parks bill that has already been ap- proved by Congress authorinn~ the federal government to pay $38 m 1llioo for the land A similar bill mtroduced bv Seo. Alan Cranston and still pend mg ln the Senate is the subJect of of thO!><.' funds range~ from $25 l<> SZll mill.Jon annuall y. Oangermond d isagrees with th ;,it fq~ur c, se1y 1 n ~ l hn l California ·~ ~hare over the la."l four }ears ha~ amounted to onJr s1 2 toS27 rruluon. "Qwte frankly I think we arc the rec1p1ents of some be1d staf( work on the part or our JuniO·r ~e n ator," Badha m told local lawmakers. • Badham said that research l)y h1~ o-.'l'l staff this week showed that there wasn't s ufficient cause to adopt a new bill. . .. H the a rgument persistsF n would be unlikely lbat the pat\ bill will pass." be sa id. Speak.mg on othe r issues th" Con gressm an sai.d t hat there would be no t..ax cuts and no new programs enacted before the Congress adJoums Oct. 4 Orange Coast beaches. Hope springs e ternal. though. Weather forecasters say Isis, a new hurricane off Mexico. could kick local s urf up again by next week. Hayakawa's cntictSms . Hayakawa unvelled his fund.mg pl an last week calhng ror the state to pay back the S38 million fQr ac· q uisition of the park over 10 years in 10 percent ~tall men ts with the money coming from the statta'-. share of the federal Land and Wa ter Cons e r vat ion Fund He also predJcted that revenue shanng funds v.'OU.ld be gradually phased out for cities and counti~ and t.bat the state's share oC the federal fu1.& .. :ay be com pletely cut dunog the next ses.saon of Coogres.5 . Bad.ham. who serves on the House Armed Services Commit t~. ended the luncheon by saying t h a t he ob1ect e d to thf' Congressional vote cuttmg the purcha~ of the controvers ial F18 fi ghter planes from 72to54. 4 Million Autos By GM 'Faulty'? <LWCF >. California Parks Director Peter Dangermond Jr. criticized the senator's plan earlier lhls week saying t hat there 1s n 'l enough money m the LWCF fund.-. lo purchase the park and that to do so would mean scr:appmg other Watennelon Flap in China Agency officials said they have received more than 1,500 complalnll about the THM-200 lra111miuion. The Center for Auto Safety, a conaumer ~ t hat uraed the FTC to in· vestiallte the tranamilaion. re· ported 2,000 complaint.. ~ M.P repairs can be needed alter u little u 15,000 miles, but breakdowns uaually come after the new car warranty explrea, nc statten said. Tbe Hme tranamlaalon cu fail repeatedly, they said. Tbe eent.-for Auto Safety. ao or1anlutian tbat couumer ad· voe•te R•lpb N•d•r helped found, bad ebar1ed OM wttb subetltutbll the 'nlll·IOO for a henw trw••uloD u part ol lta •• ........., •• effort. The rrc ...,, Aid ··011 b8a repNllMtlll tbe THM·• ud tbe heav ie r THM ·JIO trw..._ u •T ~ projects in the state . .Under the pa rk bi ll mtroduNd by Cranstoo. funding for the park would come from the federal por taonoftheLWCF. Hayakawa m 8Ultams that the National Park Service has a $2.8 billion backlog or federal land proJect.s awaiting fundmg from that source P E K I NG <AP) -r't newspaper from a rural pro \'Ince m southern China has re ached Pelrlng wtth a report of a great watermelon fiasco. Angry farmers threatened to play the cap1tahsl 's game of charging whatever the market ~ould bear for their 7,700 tons of watermelons that they said lbe $(Ovem ment buyers offered too little for. His staff contends that $900 m1llton 1s available from the LWCF and thatCal1fomia'ss~are iiii~~~~~iii~'J1;1'1.1':iii~~~:-~z~~~?r~r.~~~-· ~ JUNIPER J>l :.1 111 dt h~r or t h c~c po fl 11 I 11 r r .. \ (Ir i t cs fn r *ilii::Z~~--:77:;-z77~=:=-Ex cellenl low soreadino habit 10 this '111 I ~I <111 d i 11 j.! .., 11111 111t: r '. · 1' 11 11< I fu II l'o In r . . \ 11 t h t: pup11 lu r \ark I k "-u n 1 llahh..·. ''1.-* -C:WJ.f1~•1f41'f ' ... ~)n!!tfali\ ~I-,;.-"'~--,j,"1'~~ii"l(I ' I J. '-'•1'1:'\1+31.n~~ 1"\0l;f,fU'-'"'•·'trtr \"--• "I" SALE . PRICE s7_99 ~~~~·~GRD•lCH • ) • r.. OUTDOOR PUllfr.G IU Tht ldeol plOnling mix for on your IOndscope PUtJ>OSeS.. • 2 cu n. size Rtg. '4 29 SALEPR,CE S3.49 ---=~-· outsland1no 11anety z .... w. .... "·" = • j 1MalllOW$T • ~:Ew::v=A~~LE ·T.:r q!/fftt I/au~ GAROUU lll •ll~tln & l'A' r• ','1l•~ o,en1•11•w.tlle.m ... p.m. -• P.U.SM,ta.m .• sp.m. ~ , ............. ._ ... ..,... ZIJ~YD. SALEPRiCESGOOOTHRU&-12-80 PMOla9'Nm .....,......a ....... MMltl ...... .. .......... . -· Sailor's Return Hailed LONDON (AP> -,.,,_ tQ• 8'lt lddr I "W .._. Iii •J ..,_ ........ , .............. . .... up CWll' U'9 hon.---wb•n I&.._.. b.awa Mta.'' ne· oM·bre•Mn1 tlrcumaa •lca&or .... Adm laid \Oday. l acrecltbl)'. tbe U ·JHr-old ......... Mt tall ...... ,..,. a,O OD I tlobe-cittllll• odyueJ aboerd die 18-fool )'acbt .._. S.rlmp wtlhoul knowlltl th• first t.blnc about navl1atin1 ..... tOUld aot ...., put &&p a aaU. Now be OWftl the ncord tor aaUUts around tM world ln the asmalleet veuel. Jape.n '• Hirol.hl Aokl had man11ed the rut ln 1"3·'14 in I 3).foot •·lnl'h boat. T HE BEA&D£0 Acton, in an tnterview. recalled t.be lhrtlls Mnd fri,tlt.s of his voyage. which t!nded Thursday with a trium- phal return up t.he River Cam to hi• horM in the university cttv ol Cambridge. He had set off with juat tso in his pocket and came back with almost $60, he said, adding that he hoped to cash in on all the publicity has arrival has at- traded. Visiting 3S countries and all t he continent• except Ant· arotlca, be weathe~ gales, sat o ut hurrlcanea, aur vavect a s hipwreck and took dozens or odd jobs to keep himself fed and equipped. Acton gave up bls job as a Cambridge milkman in 1972 and t.pent $1,000 in savings on Super Shrimp. Hts only aid was a book on navigation bls sister bad 1iven blm as a birthday present. .. J thought J'd maybe get as far H ftance or Spain, just le,arning how to sail. J then planned to sell the boat and fly back to England, but I found I liked the life," he said Dea&ine Near In Te leplwne Strike Plans WASHJNGTON (AP> -The Bell System and union bargainers sought a contract settlement that would head off a nationwide telephone strike thl!i weekend as workers In New York threatened to stall comple- t 1on of work for next week's Democratic National Conven- tion. While negotiations on new na- tional contracts covering 700,000 workers were rci;ummg here to· day, a union local m New York ~ldd it had begun a city-wi,.e work slowdown that includt!d Madison Square Garden, the site of the Democratic convention, which begins Monday. liowever, telephone company sl)okes men d enied that the rnas sive job of installing com· _. rnunicatloos equipment for the ,.:Qnvention was being hampered by a slowdown, and a national union official here suggested the New York local was playing a verbal game of nerves The CWA, which represents .S25,000 of Bell's unionized employees, has vowed to order a coast·lo~oast walkout against the n ation 's largest private · employer if a settlement is not reached by midnight Saturday. when current three-year con "tract& expire. Btrrlcane Bllfling Wen~ell Yates. a department store assistant manager m Mobile, Ala., restocks shelves depleted by hurricane emergency shoppers. Yates said the store had sold out of Jantems and lantern oU and that flashlights and candle s aJes were brisk. ·· Volcano 'Quieting' After Fifth Blast VANCOUVER. Wash. <AP> -Mount St. Helens quieted today after its fifth eruption m three months. Residents of towns sllll dig. ging out from ash left by earlier blasts starled fresh clean-up:,, grateful that the latest dustmg was a light one A series of blasts from the volcano during the night spewed plumes or ash and steam more thaf\ eight males high and sent a cloud or superheated gas. ash and llOCkS nowmg along the moun tam's north slor* There were no reporh of tnJunes THE ASH PLUME AND SEISMIC acti vity subsided to nothin~ hy dawn today &.nd (·xtremt'ly heavy clouds and enveloped the volc ano, said Fed e ral Emer gency Mana g e ment Agency sPokesman Joe Sears. Rain was falling north of the peak and local travelers ad· v1sories were Issued by the Nallonal Weather Service for slJppery roadways due lo ash fallout mixed with raln. The eruptions were no surpnse to volcano-watchers, and one sc1ent1st sajd "the Jong-term predJction is for more of the same." The blasts began at 4:23 p.m . Thursday and continued through the night. One ash plume shot more than eight miles hi gh and others were more than four miles hi gh, but tht• eruptions wC'n· described as the lcasl forceful of the f1vt: maJor bl01!>L'> thJt bt·J;a n on May 18 HARMONIC TREMORS, suht<'rr<i0ean '>hlvC'rs that hav<.· o<· curred before other blasts. precccdcd the eruptions and signaled ot f1 cials to e vacuate scientisl'> and foreMry workers from the: res tricted zone around the volcano Pete Rowley, a U S. Geological Survt·y ~eolog1st -.a id the• tremors, believed lo indicate the movement of magma. had sub sided early today After four hours of low-level harmonics on Thursday. Crail( Weaver. a USGS scientist al the Un1vers1ty or Washington . said ."I'm reasonallly confident 1t will erupt w1th1n six hours." But within minutes. seismograph needles ln the lab began waving wildly. signaling the start or an eruption. .. There she goes," said Steve Malone, UW se1smologtst Ash fell lightly in a wide swath at least 100 mUes north from Grays Harbor County on the west cout to Wenatchee in eaatern Washington and south lo lhe Portland. Ore .• area. Ash was reported more than 100 miles away. It fell lightly in Grays Harbor County on the coast. along the western slopes of the C:.scade Mountains in K1ng, Pierce, Thurston and Lewis Counties . a nd in Yakima, Ellenburg, and Wenatchee in eastern Washington. Tom M1trpbl.De ls sarflng w1lb Sandra Ott. Ula J ust Coana.c column wtU resume some day. CAUlllMHIA ll•kttJflflO 100 1l 111;1... 107 .... f'fl'IO 10'1 7J L11n<a•t•r tot 73 MArnv11i. .. t7 Mofllff'•f ., ,. o.~1'"'° n ,. P•,o llOlll.. 100 tr .. dlhltf .... _,_..... .. ~ ,_,....,_,. n H M«'-t4111 100 ... """"9Mll 11 J 14 u~•• .. ,. ...... Ill ,. ...... ., " C~•llN • •1 II Cefttl'O HO re Le!IOe..c'tl .. 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KeMedy, hlf Wl- derdot presidential campa.hcn nearina ii.I climax, new to WI cunvenUon city today and took personal command of hla final drivetoconv1nceDemocratJcdel- eaates to repudiate President Carter. Kennedy planned a day or in· terviewa and wa5 to address an outdoor rally on Park Avenue Political operatives for President Carter al.so amved today and set a schedule of meetings and lll· terviews . Over thl' weekend. with Cart.er relaxing at Camp David, Ken- nedy personally will lobby del- el(ates amving Cor next week·:, Democraltc Convention. BEFOR E LEAVIN G Washington. Kennedy refused agaw to commit hunself to sup- port Carter 1f the president ts re- nominated by the Oemoc rattc Na- tional Convent.Ion . In an interview on the ABC·TV show "Good Morning. Amenca." Kennedy s:ud he would have .. no h esitancy" an s uppo rting a oommee who adheres to the con- cepts of the Democratic Party But differences in their views of those concepts have been ma1or issues In the Carter-Kennedy f1ghtforthel980nominaUon. President Carter was waiting until Wednesday. the day the con- vention will vote on the presiden- tial nomination, before beading for New York, but he was heavily involved lo lobbying delegates. Both camps maneuvered ror advantage. wtth representatives from each trying their best to con- vince delegates they were the wmnlngside. Kennedy let It be known he had ordered work begun on his speech accepting lht pres1d e nt11:1I nominallon. C ARTE R 'S CAMPAI GN cha irman. Robert Strauss, Jet 1t be known that 1f the president wins the rules fi ght on Monday, t he o peni ng n a~h t of the Democrat ic convention. there 1s no Chan te he will r <'lea!>t hi s d cll'gal<.'s to vol<' however they want on tht.' pre'>1dent1al ballot '"T here 1-. no poss1b1hty of re lcasini.t them after the vote. none whats()('ver ," sa id Stra uss. who had said on Wednesday that he wouldn't rule out such a move. which had been mentioned as a Possibleconcllialory gesture. Carter packed up the endorse· mf'nt Thursday oflhe Unitt.-d Steel Worker'> of i\ml'fl<·a. Yth1ch 1s holdm~ its c-on vt·nt rn n in Loo; Angelt::-.. It 1s lht• lu '>t maJOr union to take s1d1·s in th1• pn.:s1denl.JaJ ra<·t: IN \\i\SlllNGTON. -.our r1•.., "aid that th(' pohttral ar m or the V1'tt-rans of Fore1~n Wa r ..... its s"· <·ail ed Pohl1t.ul Al"llOn Comm1l· tee. will endorse GOP norrunee Ronald Reagan for president the week after the Democratic con vent1on. Reagan planned lo spend the week of the convent;on off the campa1gntrall. Independent candidate John B Ander90ll campa.iped ln Pttt.s- bur1h on Thunday and predict· ed that Carter would be the DemocraUc nominee. After hinUne earlier that he m ight drop bis own effort if someone other than Carter Is nominated. he said Thursday that no matter what happens an New York. "I am eolng to stay ln the race." CAtlTEa ADDRESSED the 8t e elworker s' convention by telephone hookup and. ignoring the battle within his own party and sound.log like a pres1denttal nominee. he said he and Vice President Walter F . Mondale would spend the coming weeks trying to "make the Republicans stand up and show their colors . They really have a lot of ex- plamu1g to do. They don't really s tand for much of anything that's 1mportanttothiscountry" Lloyd McBnde, presidentorthe I 3 million member union, urged delegates to the USW convention to oppose the effort to break Carter 's hold on a majority of the De mocratic convention del- egates. · · PragmatJcally, 1t is JUSt not m the mt.erest of this union t.o back Sootlthtg Splaslt an open ronventlon. •• s aid McBride. "We ought to 10 with the odds and the odds r ight now are very heavily weighted 1n favor of President Carter." T HE OP EN CONVENTION movement supported by Kennedy and other Democratic dissenters from giving Carter another term, would ~jecl a party rule that re- quires delegates to abide by state primary election and convention results on the first ballot of the presidenUal voting. Carter as assured a majority on the presidential ballot if the rule ls upheld slnce he hai> 300 delegates more than t.he 1.666 reqwred for nomination. The ruJe permits preftidentlal randidates lo replace any del- egate who tnes to vote ror a can- didate other than the one he was elected to support. Measure Cle are d SACRAMENTO <AP> -A ball r etaining Cal ifornia's con - t roversial bilingual education pro~ram, but putting more s tress on teaching Englis h . cleared the Senate Finance Committee Thursday. Wi th the temperature in the 00s and the humidity high, these youngsters head for a rool splash as they leap from a bridge into the Mill River at Cohasset, Mass . HAWADAN WEEKEND >· ., AT ROGER'S t gal. NOW $8.95 u •g. $12.98 Ulll~ 8/IJ 4" Anthuriums NOW $6.95 reQ. $8.95 unt~ 8/13 Brown Jordan The Gallery is featunng rattan furniture with a real island flavor. Place an arrangement of anthuriums on these beautiful crystal top tablet and you have the perfect setting (oT • your ne>et party. Come )Oin us for Roger's Hawa.i&an weekend Segundo rattan reg. SALE chatra ............ $249.00 ..... S 199.20 48" table .••••..•• $352.00 ...•. $281.60 ~rattan chain . . . . . . . ... $235.00. • .. S 188.00 42" tab~ ........ $312.00 ..... $249.60 ii CALIFORNIA DAIL v PILOT As Gays Large Delegate Bloc Egly Seeks Response SAN FRAN I <AP > C&1 ~m~r•la wlll New U l nlegration Plan Drau:n Up . ·: be •trGaalY ~tt:Uf'd at the party'• national con· veo&km, with up CO T7 l\'Owed homosuual delt11ta alt~ and ('9mmltt membtn att~ndln1, 111 ac&JvlltaM.Y IAd'-Y CallfomJa'1301&1de-l._ales, lbeconveo- tloa wWo,ea ln New Yorll lllond-.y Wlt.h ~ num• bera ol pya partJcipal1.n1 la the Pl'Ottsl to aelect Utt Dem~nUcPttS!dentJalnom ftff. Gay caucus leaders ( J U.Y t~lr bloc include• ST ATE 1 memt>tta ot nde . pJat orm and credenl u1 I& ---------<'Om mat~ , the Northern Cahrom1 coordinator ot Sen. EdwlNS Kennedy's carnpaain nd a candidate fot co-chairman ol tb" coonntion F..r Die I• ~rl € ...... OASIS (AP) -Four people dted tn a fiery col· lisioo bet.ween a tanker truck carrying more than 8.0001allons ot Jet fu I and a cu oo HJchway 86. the SO·talled "K1ller Hl&hway." authonties reported. The accident, at 3:30 p.m Thursday at the in· tersection of the hlghway a.od Polk Street, killed all in both vehicles, the Cahfomla Highway Patrol said. The highway intersection about five miles northwest or this desert community was closed for five hours as firefighters worked to control the bum· ing wreckage. Smoke and n ames were visible for miles. ...,.,. Sbtn-bt Callf ontla LOS ANGELES <AP> -The eldest sister of the late Shah or Iran. Princess Shams, is in Southern California. reportedly at either her $1 5 million Mon· tecito ranchhouse near Santa Barbara or in Palm Springs. .. Princess Shams Pahlavi. the bereaved sister of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, is in seclusion, grievmg and very dts· t ressed at the death or her brother." spokesman Robert Garn ck told The As- sociated Press Thursday. ''His death is a great personal loss to her, and. s he believes. a Joss to Iran.·· Garrick added. ~ra S la•i•g • P rebftf GLENDORA <AP) -Glendora police and sheriff's deputies are looking for suspects in the deaths of a woman and boy whose bodies weere dis· covered near an athletic field at Sandburg Junior High School. Sberifrs deputies said the victims, discovered Thursday, had apparently died at the scene and had been tberenomote tbana day. . The woman had been shot twice in tbe head and once in the abdomen. but deputies said the child's cause of death was not immediately known. PoUee Orderftf a t SF •~•lap SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -Mayor Dianne Feins· tein has ordered police officers to be present at meet· in gs of city agencies whenever violence or disruption a ppears llltely. The order foUow1 dlaruption by neiabbomood •c-tiviata Tueeday at a meeUng of the San Franciseo Redeve~ment Agency. One person was arrested and charged with disturblog the peace. Ms. Feinstein warned she will not tolerate any repetition of the Tuesday violence. /flakes H istory LOS ANGELES <AP> Superior Court Judge Paul Ealy ordered the city school board to respond today to a new integration plan that conforms to the latest appeals court ruling in the integration caae. The plan was released Thursday. only a day afte r the state Court or Appeal rejected the derini· tlon of a segregated school contained tn Egly's Ju· ly 7 order mandating a widely expanded busing program when the school year starts Sept. 16 However. the appeals court upheld the use of bus ing to achieve tntegratJoo. and the school board -dominated by members opposed to all rorced busing -has indicated 1t will continue its appeals to the state and U S. Supreme Courts " A solar.powered airplane flown by this pilot, Janice Brown . Bakersfield, made aviation history Thursday in a 15-rninute flight al Edwards Air Force Base. The aircraft. the Goss amer Penguin. was powered by solar cells converting sunlight into electricity. BOBBI FIEDLER, one of the anti.busing board members. s aid of the plan "Frankly. l 'm a lttlle bit shocked and stunned The judge asked us to respond to what he has drawn up within 24 hours. and that·s absolutely insane ·· The appeals court, followUlg trad1t1onal court rulings in school desegregation cases. said a de· segregated !'lchool had to have "roughly equal" proportions or white and mtnonty s tudents Egly, who lives in Laguna Beach. notlOg that the 540,()()().puptl d1str1ct 1s only 27 percent white now and as expected by demographic experts to be Judge Orders Payback Towed Drivers May Get Fee~ Back LOS ANGELES <AP> -Some 8.250 motorists who had their cars Lowed away at Los Angeles International Airport over a three.year period m ay be rc1m· bursed some of the money they paid to get their cars back U.S. District Judge Robert Takasugi has ordered the city to r eturn Sl50,000 to motori!>b Sailor, Off Hook, Raps Gay Probe LONG BEACH (AP> -Navy Petty Officer Tangela Gaskins sobbed in the arms of her at· torney and said "Thank you for just believing in me" after a Navy board found lier innocent or charges s he engaged in homosexual acts aboard the USS Norton Sound. The board recommended· s he be r etained in the Navy. The Administrative Discharge Board had deliberitted for 30 minutes Thursday. Gaskins. 25. was the fi rst of eight women to face a hearing cm allegations of lesbianism aboard the missile test ship GASKINS HAD testtr1ed bnef. ly . denying she had ever com· mitted a homosexuetl act. but saying she had been threatened and vilified aboard ship since the allegations were made public. In a brief written statement. she denounced the Navy in· vestigatioo of alleged bomosex· ual activities. ..I do not intend to expose my private sex life any more than has already come out," she said. "But I feel a denial is In order." Senior board member Cmdr. Francis G. Knipe told he r the panel "finds there is no credible ev idence th e responde n t engaged in homosexual acts and recommends retention." After the decision was read. Gaskins dashed from the room. saying she was going to call her f1 ance. then her mother. v. ho~e ca~ V.l•rt.• t11v.1·d frt')m 11 ll'li!al park1n~ <,p.,ic , • ., dl tht airport lx!tv.1•1 n ~·plt.>mber 1976 and ScptC'm bf'r 1!17!1 llov.t•\1•r. Bntrm Lobnf.'r. the l'll.) ., alLOml'). -.ct1tl Thursda) hl' ma) fill' an ,1ppt•a I lo thl· partial !>ummary JUdRmcnt T HE CASE -.till m ust Ji!O tfJ trial to dC'lermine pun1tl\C da maJws. 1f an). he added ?'\o trial datl' ha., b\.'('n <,et Last SeptNnbt.·r. a month alter htl> car wus towed from a white zone in front of one or the airport te rmtna ls. Beverly Hills at torney Laure nce Ring ftJed a class·act1on suit As a rc~ult. Takasug1 found the city's old towing law un- cons titutional because it af. forded motorist~ no due process -they had to pay to recov~r their car~ v.1thout a hearing In hts J uly 29 rultng. however. Takasug1 s.11d the C'urrent or· dina ncc 1s l·1m<,t1tut1onal. so he limited tht.• r<"-t1tut1on order to the thrf't• .) l'Jr 1wr1od But 11 does not m.1tll'r "'heth•·r JD\ ui the cars hJd IJl'l'n illegal!}· parked UN Dl::R T ll E SJ::W or d1nanc<.-. motortl>t~ can <,1gn d prom1SS<>r) note ror the recs and hie for a hearing ------ only 14 percent white by 1987. had aJ lowed ror a· multi-ethnic definnson of segre1aUon in which whites could comprise as low as 29 percent of the enrollment in a sch ool with two minority groups or 21 percent in a four·race school. EGLY SAID using the precedenl·settmg m ull•· ethnic standard would allow more minority stu- dents to e xperience an Integrated education. However, the judge and his court.appointed computer experts bad aottc1 pated t hat the multi·. ethnic concept m ight be overturnetl, and had pre- pared a plan that met the appeals court's stand· ard. The plan calls for mandatory bus in g to achieve integration in g rades one through nine in 175 of the d istrict's 497 elementary and Junior h.agh schools These schools arc to be combmed in groupings of two to eight. with school off1 c1als - under court s upervision -to decide how many students must be bused wiltun each grouping to produce racially integrated classes Another 70 district schools arc "naturally de· segregated" by the appeals rourt'!> def1mllon . IN LINE Wml E gly's JuJy 1 ruhng, busing 1s mandatory only within the boundaries of 7 of 11 re· g1ons into which the 7lO·square·m1le d istrict has been dJVlded for purposes or the plan Because tht• 2i:!G ~chools in the other four re- gions located w ICJ r~cly blal'k and fl1spanic <areas of East <.ind South Los An geles have too fl'" white students to make inh:gral1on erforts "tthm the rci:ion~ C'ffoct1vc. lh<·y are largely un· touched by the program An add1llonal 26 f>cg regat c.'<i white school~ in . the San Ferna ndo Valley arc also excluded from lhl• plan for lack of '>Urric1cnt minority student~ v.1thm the r<'g1on 1V Act ress' Ex Asking AliRiony LOS ANGELES <AP> Produ<'cr Jdfre\ Sessler has asked Superior Court for alimony from his ex Wife. tclev1s1on actress MacKenzie Phillips. Sessler wanL'> S2.000 per month m spousal s up· port and $7.000 in attorney'c; fees &-sslcr a nd Ms MacKC'nzae were married seven months Gloria Allred. Ms. PhHliJ>S ''· altOrnl'Y. ~aid after a closed · hearmg oo the request Thurs·. day that Sessler's demands 3"' .. .. a mock(•ry of the state's sup· · port lawi. ·· "They're the laws there for ho me makers who have been d1spla<'i'd from the JOb market and who arP una ble to com- pete," Ms Allred said ~h Allrf"rl v.h•11<, :1rt1w· 1n thl' v.omt•n's n ghL'> mO\'l'ment . !>.Hd. Thert· an· M>me mt•n "'ho ha\.•· .1 n~ ror temporary -;pousal support and some: v.1\'e'> who hJH' th1• ..1 t>1ht) to pa) I favor that v.here both nt•t-d ~anti db1llt\ <.'.:<1st · Rut <.,he '~11d th;.it v. J!> not the f:.1tuat1on tn th<' Phillips Sessl<.•r cas .. The hednn~ w a!> continued to Augu.:.t Zi Look to I I Sale merchandise reduced 15% to SOo/O' ~/.:11011J has an cxperiented staff of professional interior designers ... and their sernices are available at no extra charJ{e. ,.~~;~:::·:::~:.~~:~~'-~n~ .. -~-~c.:;.:~1 ... :...:.:-.:.,1· m !!>1:~1!1.:1.~·!~~ , . {11mit11re lines in tile country: MASTER CARO BAKER• HrNREDON • KARASTAN KARGES • KlNJ?El • KITTINGER • WHITE MEY£R.CU~ER·MARTINI • MARBRO MORRIS·JAMES-. JOHN WIDDICOMB ~itnnn) rruasARE GUARANTEED TO BE 1liE LOWEST OBTAINABLE: W1tl1in 30 days after purchase, if nny idt'ntical item, displayed cmywlrert? in Southern California, can be purchased for less ... tire difference in µrice will be refunded. {J · FURNIT-URE &. INTERIOR DESIGN lOl9 BRISTOL STREET • COSTA MESA, • (714) 540-3822 OPEN MQNIM.Y 1HRU SATURDAY 9t.JO to S1JO. SUNDAYS 1 l to s. IN LOS ANOIU!S 11 Pico and R.,a,el't90n .,. In WOODlAND HD.LS M V~ra and Wlnndb BW;orKNITS y:ll II ht \\l.11111>! \UU I '\' l.llt·r 111 \1 •ur 1-.nct''- t hi' '(. .. l,llll .llld \ llll \\ .1111 lhUll ( .till< 11111.I "eight ·1 h.11 ., \\ h~ I H:I~ n dt· Ju ll).\l' .1ddn l t•qu.11 1nt-:1-.u1t...., 1 >I ... 111-. I• 1 "oul 111 1h1' ' 11n I- ''' ctt<:r bn~ht. Purpll' with tx-rf\ or pdl' \\'llh purpk: :-.. 111 I. s -11 lkp rc•ot:nt.H i Vl: 5dl:CI 1011 111 ~b. Wtbhirc Drc-.. ... c~ rt,~~JilQ(Jl.. WllS~IRb NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT 8EACH 83 FaSfllOn ~tanO 769-1211 Mon·ThufS ·frl 10·l Tues·Wea·Slt 10 8, 8uft 12·5 . ~· . e1ns on ai-rp-·ort The t'O•cera of the Oran1e Couat Board or ~ ovw IM rut... ol John W~ rpol1 Mt a peak ot --th.ls -..i .... ~--•wU\lY dftkled to plaH tbe airport under tbelrdiret't fGlltrol Up to now. airport matter'I have.,.._ •chn1nwtHed bt the l'OUDly GeMral Senkea Aitecy. wtuch <'antrob ~vel')'thlna from the ~·11aDdfU11 to llbraaw. JM GSA. a«Ordaq to l"fPGl'tl, aa ~in& pro-• blema. 1'hoH in the know rompla1n th.a the OS.A ls aomewhat nadder'"'8 and that tu chain ol t'Ommand • DOt particularly st.ron1 The net result bu been several <'<>mmunl<-•Oona f break~m -breakdowm the Board ot Supen1tors can , not a.trord as critical dedaiona on the alrport are belna made. The board soon must addreu tbe forth<'<>min• airpon master plan It a.llo must deal with a Ff'deral A viaUoo Administration ruling that the airport be opened to new carriers. Regardless or what the board deddes on those mat- te.rs. one lhing remains ~nain: the board's wuh mu.st be:~veyed clearly to the people ln cbar1e of tra.o.slating thilt policy into action. .,The board's decision lo late control of the airport ap. pears to be a necessary step in lnsuring that will <'<>me abopt Fire Protection Most commercial and public buildings are required to have automatic fire sprinkler systems. but it's a statistical fact that m<>5t fl.re deaths occur in private homes where Otis protection is not required. An exception is San Clemente, Faced with massive growth and a shortage of funds to build and man new fire stations, the city developed the nation's first local or- dinance requiring the installation of automatic sprinkler systems in all new homes. San Clemente fire officials estimate the ordinance. by permitting fewe r fire stations, further apart, can save the · city up to Sl million per station per year So it's not s urpris ing to find Oran ge County authorities studying the possibility of developing a sim ilar law to cover ne w developments in unincorporated county areas -also facing substantial growth. with ac· companying fire control proble ms The systems do add to the cost of a home -about $100 a sprinkler head. or Sl.000 for the average dwellmg But the potential saving of lives and property couJd offset that investment. As San Clemente's director of fire protection points , out. fire departments can do a fine job once they arrive at , the scene. but th e automatic sprinkler heads are already lhere. And frequently it takes no more than a splas h of wate r to douse a small blaze before it spreads. As for the threat of accidental water damage, the public should be aware that the sprinkler systems don't fire off an at once. Only the heads nearest the heat are ~ctivated. There's been little resistance to building code re· quirements for s moke detectors in new homes. now in ef. feel in many communities. The sprinkler heads could be even more effecttve Anniversaries Having j ust passed two significant World War ti an· mversaries. it's interesting to note that both occurred "''ithin a single week in the month or August -but three years apart. On Aug. 7. 1942. Alli~ forces landed on Guadalcanal to launch the first land offensive against the Japanese. It took six months of land. sea and air battles in the area to d inch the victory that marked the turning poUll of the war in the Pacifi<:. It cost the lives of 12,000 of 60.000 men who fought un· der appalling conditions. But Guadalcanal was the first stepping stone in the ·series of historic amphibious land· ings that broke the Japanese hold on the Pacific. Three years were to pass before the decisive blow was struck with the atomic bombing of Hiroshima on Aug. 6. 1945. leading to the Japanese surrender on Aug. 14 t~or one generation of American~ August lS a month of memor1e~ • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those of tneir authors a"d artists Reader comment 1s invited Address Tne Oa1ty Pilot. P O Sox 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (71•) &42~..a21 Boyd I Body E~glish By LM. BOYD understood that barracuda Fellow 1 know says he went a re exceedingly dangerous AWOL from the U.S. Navy in ft sh to dive rs But that's Japan shortly alter World wrong, evidently . J acques War D. He di<Jp't speak a Cousteau contends there is w rd al Japanese. He met no nQ.reliable evidence of a bar· '~~ ~ .;;..::;Ja..,~M&:::: .. ~ , ing his two-w~· absence. human being unde at.er. Yet with facial. expressions, band waviQc. bod)' laquqe. One out of every ei&bt men be was able to eet food, between the qe. ol 25 and 54 drink, plecea to sleep, every-nationwide ls atllJ slqle. tbin& be --~. His polnt: ·vou can ~uct COW\lless trusactionl Without aa.ying aaytblna. Quite ao. Scientists bave titted 100,000 differeJt combination.a of face and body movements that people .. to cmvey muning. K•fbe 7CJU, too. have long Dear Gloomy Gus t Now I koO• wbat a frl••d 11 aad wby I do•'t laan UJ. Tbe · t n• fri .. d• •I•• a perlOll t11ouud1 of dollan~ • .... llona ..... Am told that a lemon cut in hat( and nabbed around the doorjambs of your house wW keep out the eoctroachel. Q. ls lt \nle t.b8t there att more Puerto Ilium iD New Yon Ctty than in SU .IUD? A. Quite rlO.t. A.ad more Jewa ln New \'on at7 tbml lo Tel A•i•. Aad more Italians m Hew Yon ctty t.banlDV ..... Womm 61•_, w'l9o 1witc:b 1..,.. riboat :r·m=.o out· nusabwm-. ,.... do that tbmc by about Oft to OCM. You knew lb.at llM ca· t11rioo, wbo coaunaoded a 100-saaD unit lD Uae old Roman 1A1loo1, waa ta.. forenamtt of the moden mllit.ry ~--. a. ._.. you ...... ti.. tbe dee-. wbo led aJ,O-mu alt • u.e ~· 1~urt1 model ot t.M t-4Q ....... , Thol'Ns K•vlllEditor Bart»r• Krelbich 'Edltorltl P.tgt Editor Jack Anaeraon War /Hero Caught in FBI 'Sting' 'ff/ ASHINO'TON -Rep. JollD M\11'\ha., 0.Pa . cam out al tM Koreu aod Vl.tnam WI.I'S a Mar•ne Corps bero. with the hrple Kean a.net lbe Bf'OIUe Star. He WU the f\n.t V~a.m •ewru e.6ected to Coqras, a symbol al the wt.en' ire avtt t.be w.._,ate scaodal. back &n 1'74. Perbafe lbe saddest scene oo t.be Mer« ABSCAll vid~pes ii the apec· ta c le of II urtba. wrtll balr untamed and a.Nerti~ mann er , dtckttina roe flnancial favors with the supposed bagmen fOI' a fictitiou s Arab sheik Tbe bagmeo. wbo weTe really undercover agents engaged in the FBI 's most cel ebrated "'s tJng'" operation. had $50.000 slacked lll Ci ve neat pUes in a desk dra wer ready to be handed over to Murtha. He refused lo take the money, but h.Js reason" as hardly noble. "I want to dea.l with you guys awhile before I make any transactions at all. period . . ·· he told t.bem. "After we've done Earl Waters $Ome bUliJMU, ••ll. lbea I m lgbt chanae my mind ... Still. be ...... &Mm to .. derstand that t.e •• tbe b.- man in eon,r.. tbe .wk eo.akl acquire. "rm fQi.QI to W1 JOU this. II qybcMty cu do l'9 I'm DOt B.S· i.nc you fellows, I caa get it done my •Q," be boMt· ed. ''There's DO question about it ... BVT THE FSFa underc:o..er coo men were e..-to eomplete the payoff. "l'ft ~ ~ down OD a deal." Pl' tHed hawk· nosed Antbooy A.mor090. who identified bimseJf u 1'oQ De Vito. ''That's why l aaid to 70U a litUe wtille qo, I aaid to you that when l knew you were com- Lng over, I usu.med that J wu going togiveyoulhemooey." But tbe reluctant Ma.rt.be wouldn't tDucb the $50.000. Here on secret \•adeotape was tbJs all·American he ro. tall and dignified in • diabeve.led way. explaininC wby be wuo 't quiU ready to accept tbe cub. ··All at once •• be ~ ''90mf dumb (expleti~ deleted) ·would go start talking el&bl years from DOW about thia wfde tbi.a, and s ay t expletive deleted). lb.ii happened. Then in order to set immunity so be doesn't IO tc jail. be starta \alkinl and tmcer· m. peaple. So tbe (S .. 0 .8 .) .•• f aDii lll*'t-•. K•rtlaa aa.ueat.ed Uaat tM IMlk tiart by ~ bl bit dlstrid. "I'm talkbac about bav- .., a ' ' NI cOllDedioa • • . " tbe OOiCI Z I me a:plaiDed. ''a buainen commitment that makes lt lmpentlve fw me to belpblm .. :· ''YOO Gil'& 1J8 the baDk.I ~ JOU want t.be mooey de- e:~ .. offered one of t.be ''All ricbt. •• aireeci Murtba. ··11ow lllUdl maoey we t.a1tinc abcMlt?'' "Well. you tell me." ··we11. let me find out wM& ii a rH_,MH fipr"e that will set their Mt ....... Aid lllurtba. ··bee.-. ~ .,. ..... d bub tllillt IMJft reall14-e me IOIDe (non ID the pat, Md I'd like to,. ... ....., ia ..• •• Tbe dialope coatiDoed u follows: AMOROSO: Let me ask you now lb.at we're tocetber. l was under U. i.mpreukJD. OK. and I told Boward (middleman Howud Criden) what we M!tt wi1.UQg to pay. and I went out.. I got the $50.000. OK! So what you' re telling me. OK. you're telliDC me that that 'a not what you know .•. ----· ... . lllUBTHA: I'm not~. AMOR060: OK. lllUR111A: At t.b.11 ~~ know. we do br .. netl for a wblle. llla)'be I'll ID· terested and maybe I woe't ... Rlcbt DOW, I'm not lnterellad iD tboae other thinp. Now, I WIQD't H)' t.ba& IOClle day, you Uow, l. if you made an olfer, it may be I WOG.ld cbu&e my m.mcr IOIDe day." Later Murtha asked acaln bow much the sheik migbt be wiDiq to depoeit in a bank the COD· gresaman would desipate. "Oh.·· said Amot"OaO, "I think a m illioo dollars ... " THE nGuaE aroused new enthusiasm in Murtha. He told the bqmen about a but 1119..i· dent who was a friend ol tlil. '1'bla gqy, over the yean I've been in bmineu myaelf, be's loaned me a kit of money, and boy! They've been lood t.o me, l mean good to me! ••And you think, I mean. thia guy has really a little bank. any <expletive deleted> thing I ever wanted, tbey were there. I always wanted to do them a favor. You know. it's that ti8d of a (expletive deleted) \hlag." Mwtba emphasized apin bow inflve.atial be WU. "I'll be quite booest with you,.. be CCJGfided. "I've got as much infl~ ill that (expletive deleted) Congress with tbe leadenbip and lbe White Home u uybody in Coogresa . . . I went to the ball game with the prnideot.. ~re wef'e tbree ol us: me. Tip (House Speaker Thomas P . O'Neill, and that WU ll. So I've got as much influence. and I know as much about the (ex- pletive de leted) wortiop - you 're not going to have •Y trouble." fo'oocnote: Tbe M w1.ha episode was JUSt a small, sad segmeot m the h ours o f ABSCAM videotapes, which my assoaate Gary Cohn bas reviewed. Tbe s~ret videotapes ~ tbat aud· dlemao Howard Criden later told undercover opttatives that "Mu..rtha"s ready to go." This meant. accord.lng to government sources. ~t be bad agreed to accept a cash ~yoff. But just hours later-, the ABSCA.M ston' broke wide open -1nclud.l.ag menuon ~t Murtha ~d been caucbl tn the net. He responded with rigthoul Wtipatifm th.II. the undercover agents ••cfidn"t offer me any mooe y and I didn't take any " He has oot been l.n- d.lcted but has been nUMd a co- coos p1 ra l or in the ABSCAM case. Two-thirds Vote on Budget Essential or all the '>Ill) propos als made obs erved ... Money I S the over the fact the budget wasn't 1 n over rea r t 1 o n t o th e mother's mill< of politics, .. the adopted on time. Everyooe knew Legislature's latel>t failure to party in power could stampede tbe state wasn't goaog out o< a do pt the s tat e budget on the state Ullo a wUd speodlng business a.od thal eventually a schedule. the one advanced by spree with '"pork barrel" ap-budget wowd be passed and Common Cause takes the prize. propnations and a ll kioda of e verybody would get paid. Its simple minded solution as to nonsensical programs over the Agreed tbe cootinuity of state eliminate the objecuons of a helpless but more gO'Vemmeot fLD&DCing should be t w o . th i rd s t h o u g h t f u I a n d p rude n t more orderly and oo their rec:eot v o l e r e · minority. reeord the lawmakers may need q u i rem e n t a burr under their coUective and pe rm it THE 1Wl>G£T thil year was tails~ But making s peoding passageoCthe bung up by the Republicans. easter for the~ iso•t budget by a presently the miAority. on valid lhe ri&bt way to do it. bare ~jority de bate over eoet of living adjust· waaTCAN and m •v be sbDWd of each house meot.s. 1be Republlca41 usued ..,. -J t i s tan t . with much lode that coat ad)Ult· be dooe to auwe that coati•dty am o u n t to meota sboWd" not be automatic is to adopt a conslitutiooal .throwing the -but determined ibdJvidually fas ·~~~: ~ ~ baby out with the bath.' lb effect each propam. $ -~ . would be to eliminate the Inexplicably, Alan Post. the bas beea. proctuced. last done would be to also provide that (aJ.lure to eoact a budget be fore the deadline would automatically stop all le-gislat:lve salanes and allowaa~ •1ucb would not t.bereal\er be reim· bursable. In view ol the speod.ing spree upon 'A1ucb the Jerry Brown ad· muustrat.too bas indulged, aided and abetted by tbe Legislature despite the two-tbu-ds YOte r"e'-qui rement. raising the budget from SlO blllioo to $2S billion since 1975. probably DO great harm would r esult af the Legislature. under the 10 per· cent cutback system, d idn•t e nact a new budget for the next fh•e years. And that is a ~be tbat would. oner happen. two-party system of go'V ernment. former LealalaUve Budcet Y budeet less 10 ptt'cft>t _ ttiereb)' losing the checks and ,Analyst. has eadoned t.be Com· would automatically be re· THE r•POSTANT Uuag 1s balances inhe rent in the present moo Cause propoul for a coq.. enact.eel. Tbe further provisjoo th~t lbe people DOt 1ose what lit-· system. s tatuttooal amendment ta" should be made lbat thereafter tie protttlloa they now have Common Cause says the eli~inate the two-~ ~· DO odM!I' bod&et for lb.al ~ agaUl.St unw.arranted spending Legislature 1s being degraded Having bee11 the Lec>•1tture s year could.be~ but single by eltminati.q the two-l.birds and made to look foolish by the chief budcet analyst for Dearly ~=~..11~. to 8~_! vote safeguard. The very idea two-thirds reqwremeot. One can 30 years, he sbouki lcnow beaer. . ~et ltems ~ nms counter to the will d the theoanJJ.~Pl.9.JmnrtwNch Either senility is~ i.n or ~ permus ible •itb • tv.·o· neople a s ind icate~ hv \t\~_ ··~~~'tU~,,...!.~ $:1'::!!!'~-~•:l•z:-~~ \• ~??.~~·:-:~~~ .. ~~~~~· simp e majority to rule. Since, u wanted to be oodced. ~ ttnUve tol the qwrement for-two-thirds ~ former Speake r J esse Unruh Too much bas been mack lecislatora to get their work .oo all tax meU411"e:s. Art Hoppe Even Loyal F ami-y Meniben Can Read the Polls Good moraine , bou1ewi vea aad odler tllut·im. 11'• time 1or uotbel' cbapter ol •• Jutt Pl.aim Folb, •. die beartwarm1DC IU1ry of • ti tlle nu clear peanut farmer and bis c•me 1tru1&le to keep h is prom.lael. bit ~ c.ommJt.mdll aad at leut ' 1111 of bis dele•--· M we join Jmt Plain J lmmy todu ob 11 havlq dia.ffr with dlHe--.U.cti~f members d Id famll.r. Jus.t Plain M.11 Ullian. .1•t Pla1n Rolat.ynn and :Just. Plain Alny. Amy. u usual. ls ........ book. polls tbaD sq pneid 111 a .,. tory. but 7oa're OlllJ a few point.a lower' ~ .. of ,.. predeee•an aed loot wM& _. penedtoblm. ........ : Yep.. Iler ,.,. before be eat •mp11~1d •r•Lls•:lw•aau., .... H.arry'l\wmw ,...., (sromial)! tl'• nfal. A ~ fl,_.. -Oaillip I,._ are arre'ta a eatf:'P to damp me. Bat I'll Ul.ir • .... c.De "°"9W. a....,_: YCMI woa't cam.· palplar.._1 ,.._,: Nlpe. I wUl. AM ll'I .. Mne U... rilM tor = tan .., ,...,..... ..,.. .. almt .... ••all"e.... . ...,.. ............ . -. .. raalllleMt.._ta .......... A.a ...... ,. ... 9t....,_, baa:,.._ ..... ,_ NATION Be's Restoring a Breed Muatang Bill an Expert on Y anishing Horse LAST OF THE SPANISH MUSTANGS Bii Valentine Feeda One of HI• Ch•rv•• U11~011stit tional Court Overturns LA Arcades Law SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A Los Angeles law forcing picture arcades t.o close between 2 a.m. a nd 9 a .m. t o pre ve nt the possibility of m asturbation by customers bas been overturned by the state Supreme Court. The 4-3 decision Thursday by Chief Just.le R06e Bird reversed a trial court ruling that the law was constitutional. W~EATLY GLUE was found guilty and fined $100 in 1978 for breaking a Loa Angeles law limiting hours of the arcades. He argued the law violated freedom of expression and discriminated agains t picture arc ad e operators. The high court said a city has the right t.o regulate businesses. Baldwin Cops Use Billboard BALDWIN PARK (AP> -· A billboard in this Los An gel es s u b ur b p r o- claims : "You are in a cit y where crime pays, but the city doesn't. How safe are you?" The billboard message on R a mona Bou levard w as paid fo r by the Baldwin P ark Police As· sociation, a s part or its campaign for a 19 pe rcent police pay hike over a two-year period The c ity has offered 12 percent a nd another three percent in January. but that the operatson or a PIC· ture arcade is protected by the First Amendment . The city claimed shutting the arcades during th1..se hours is a legitimate use or rollce powers. bec ause it bt>lps t o prevent m asturbation dunn& hours when law enforcement problems are greatest. THE IUGH COURT, however, said the Los Angeles law didn't "deal directly with tbe objec- tionable conduct," but curtailed th e interest s ··of persons engaged in First Amendment activity." The court a!So said the Los Angeles law failed to show that criminal activity -including public masturba t ion -is ··particularly a cute" at picture arcades between the hours of 2 a.m.and9a.m. The go•et umeot, it went on, ass umes that because mut.urba· tion has occurred a t some a r c ades . it is n ecessary to restrict the hours of a ll the busi· nesses. 'Billy Carter' Has Bad Year HURON. S.D. <AP ) -A great raci ng team w a s lite rally crushed when the fastest animal in Liorah Slaughter's s~able of worms crawled across the fm.Lsh line -and one or the judges stepped on it. The sad story of the 7-year-old Hur on girl a nd her winning worm named Billy Carter start· ed when Liorah decided to enter the racing world. The race was sponsored by the public library and the winning prize was just a ribbon. A d0%en worms. including one nam e d Billy Carter, we r e d ropped in the m iddle or a chalked, six-foot circle for the morning heat. The gun was fired and the worms raced at less· than-breakneck speed for the pen meter, By JULES LOH "" ... i.I c:. ... " .. •• • WALES, N.D. -The way yw fi nd Mwitan& Bill's ranch ls '° head north ut 01ld-continent, crou endless prairie, at.op Jwt 11hort ot the Canadian border, iand u k anyone you see. Nearly everybody in t.bese part$ knows Mustang But Valet· tine, and has wllnessed him, r.robabl.y more than once. hol4· ng forth oo the virtues of his favorite breed of horse. He held forth the other day: "I AJN?T TALKING about just mus tanes. When most people ( ) say mustangs they just ~an wtld hor s e s . Wh e n I say mustangs, 1 means the real McCoy. "Whe n I s ay must a ngs," Mustang BiU went on, "I mean Mustangs Wlth a capital M. 1 m ea n the origina l S panis h Mustang.s broug ht here by the conquistadors. "Spanish Mustangs a re a breed of their own and the re are damn few left. I'm not creating a breed. l'm restoring one." If you can get Mustang BLI to slow to a \'erbal trot, h(' will ex· plain. 1mpat1e ntly, that the Spanish Musta ng 1s a small , bright-eyed. gentle. sturdy horse of Barbary and Ar a bian an· ces try. IT HAS DIS T I NCTIVE features. It has, for instance. OD· ly five lumbar vertebrae ill Its short back. Other horses bave six. A knowing eye, s uch as his own. can t e ll a n a uthentic Spanish Mustang at a glance. The Indian pooy of west.em lo re. he expla ine d, was a Spa nish Mustang. Until other horses, introduced from the east , moved westward, Spanish Mustangs ran wild on the prairie. "I doubt ll the re are any left in the wild horse herds tha still remal.n." he said. "I belie<te we got •em all." The last four wild Spanish Mustangs that he knows about were caught in 1971 near a Chip.. pewa village on Lac la Crdx, in Canada. Four mares. O.e of them resides today at M llitani Bill's ranch. WREN THE HORSEMAN who captured them wanted to Terify that they we re true Spanish Mustangs, the real McCoy, they knew whom to call. Mustang Bill Valentin• is, himself, {he reafMcCoy":· -: He ls smallish. maybe S-f«>t-4, or 3 hands t.o the withers. His eyes are bright, alert. His oane is gray roan. His skin is crQl.Sed and weathered. like an olds ad· die. He is geolle. At 73, he rea- m ains sturdy, with a firm, ~ven gait. He owned his first horse vhen he was 4, a Mustang. He ovned many breeds later . but alvays favored that first one. Ove1 the years, he kept In touch with other Mustang fanciers. IN 1957, AFJ'ER 30 yea.JS of work, the breed was reeogmed by horsemen a nd a regltry begun. Valentine Is a past p-esi· d ent ot the Spanish Mu.sang Registry. Office r Bob Amos. treasurer of the associa· lion, s3.ld a strike is not being conside red by police but other city employees also seeking pay hikes could strike. The base s tarting s alary o f a Bard~ Park policeman is Sl, 196 monthly, ·Amos ~aid. The policeme n's a s· aoclatlon also ran Cull · page ads in a loc al newspaper seeking public support in their pay hike efforts. Ad-Sitter saves you time ond · money by toki ng messages from people responding to your Doily . Pilot clossif ied ad. Coll 642-5678 "There are about 800 oarms in the registry. but I think Only about ~ are still alive,' he· sald. "I have 30 horses now. My herd has sta rted other herds · around the country. We're t;ow· Ing. · "Whenever J sell a Mustalg. I make sure the person who luys it will keep the breed pll'e, won't go tinkering around. for 'details. DAILY PILOT "They're worth saving. I'lltell you.'' Frad.ly. August 8. 1980 DAILY PILOT ~ 7 ( L M. UO\O ) Art Show HuntlnQton Cente• mall lhru Sun INFORMS 1n the DAILY PILOT Tol'~<'.'"""'l-·-<#' <wJ •••• ,, •• ,.,. J• ~c-.(t.• l r T~ Wc,•i T I )[···" .. ~ • .-· . c...--:. rt-e clAO'MI r<",\.bif' ••-• C ' ~ .. 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Afttt the shootout. eourtrooms everywher e became security- •• ...._. conscious Aoaela Davia waa WON ACQUITTAL cbarced wtth su.pplying runs. but Angeta Dewta was acquitted aft.er a long trial. The only aurvivina aunma n '" the takeover la aenln1 a Uf Heoteoce It IMlpn t.be monlln1 of Aug. 7, lt'70. when Jonathan Jack.Ion slid lal.O • ,.., ln Haley'a courtroom lo wa\ch Ja_mes McClain'• trial oo charaea ol lmlfin& a San Quentin auara Jack.ton'• plan waa to free hi.s bro\ber. Georse. and two other San Quentin Inmates known as the Soledad Brothers. Wavlna a carbine, he leaped up. shouted, "Everybody frttze." and toaaed cuns to McClain and conVlct "'itneaaes M che ll Magee and WUUam Cbrlstlnu McClain t aped the end of a sawed- off a~ to the judge's neck. and the four selected five hostages-the Judge, prosecutor Gary Thomas Sale Pl'lc• good lhru A.,,,.,., 13, or wltlle s upplies tut. Not all •trla .,.. In •II atorea. OP SHIRT SALE (~)One of the many styles now on sale. 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V-nedc reg. $18; crew neck reg. $21.50 V-NecK'f2.99 CREW N!CK'f5.N and three women jUl'Ol"I -whom the)' wantedtotradelortbeSoledad Brothen. A• Lbe group reached the lffOOCS- floor hallway. a newspaper photog- rapher recorded the grim pro- cession. "fhinp were moving so fut, I dida'tbaveUmetot.hln.k a bout what a dangerous situation I was ln," says Jlm Kean, a San Rafael ln- dependent·Journal pbotop-apher. "l jutdidmy job." Hls picture showed M cCla.J.n bold· Ing a pistol on the Judge with his right hand and the shotgun taped to the judge'snttk wilhbls left. The captors marched their hostages into a waiting yellow van. but it never left the Civic Center drivewav. Waiting lawmensboland ,.. PEA 1 ()ti() f . lmperlel Hwy. -~ 714/5~8174 kllled MCclaln and then euns went off inside the van. Haley wu killed by the shotgun at his neck. A bullet paralyaed Thomas from the waist down. but he grabbed McClain 's gun and kUled Jackson a nd Christmas a nd wounded Magee. One of the ..,-omen jurors was 11UgbUy wounded and lbe other two were unhurt. About a year after Jackson's death. his bro\Mr was killed at San Quentin In what autbonues said was an escape attempt. Magee, the o nl y gunman to s urvive t he shootout. was given a l1fe term. "I always thought thus was a sleepy community. but it's changed since then. It's a lot more security conscious," Bales sa ys. , ) ANAHEIM 2636 W. La Palma ~ .... of Maanot19· . 7141527.3500 In the aftermath of the shootout. sec urity was tight ln the courtrooms, but it bas since re- laxed. ··At the time we Increased securi· "' ty ln some ... sensitive cases butln 1 the long run J think it was natural 1 the security eased off. I don't think a courtroom should be an armed camp." said Joseph G. Wl1lon. a Superior Court judge for aJmoQ 20 . years and a friendofHaley'a. :: ''You can never forget what hap- pened, particularly if you knew the people lnvol ved, but I don 'l lhink ex-1 tra security is necessary now," he said. "f don't have a crystal ball as to whether this could ever happen again, but it never happened here before either." ' . ,... .. • GENERAL NEWS No a Nante8 Beatles Rejeeted UVDPOOL, £acland CAP) -City,...._.. bav. tUl'Md a.,...._.. to nam• atretta after lhe ae.u.. de- 1 Uverlna tM ~ 1nub ln three yeara lo Pa.al MeCartney. John Lennon. '0.0.-.. IWrilcln and RlfttOSLan'. 'The Pl"OPOlal came fl'OID a.au. fau ..._.. by a ltn fallw. to bav• a ltMue eNded ta .._.,. ot t.M now dllbMded rock 1roup. ne boUllna commltt" ol the City Council rejected wllboul discusaion Thu~ the fan1' propotaJ. But there was some COOJOlat.ion for McCartney. The committee dedded t.o name a IWl·tc>-be-bWlt old people's home after him. Committee d1atrman R.lchard kt mp u,AalMd: ·•McCar1ney l1 the only one wbo keep11 bll lJverpool connect.Ion." Tbe sroup played toaether tor 1everal years In Britain, 1tartinc ln cluba ber'e. before beln1 introduced to America OD tM Ed Sullivan 1bow ln ltM. The ll"OU.P broke up in 19'10 but BeaU. recorda 1UU aeU millk>N ol t'Opl• a year. Wben UM proposal for a 1lalue came up several years ago, the clty councll voted a1ain1t the Idea at fl.rat. sayi.na the BeaUea had deserted Liverpool, 180 miles northwest of London. once they were famous. Nooe ol the BeaUes still lives in lJverpool. SHETLAND SWEAT.RS BOLT FOR GALS OP FOR GAU 8UNWEAR Crew necY. -:Jhetland sweaters In ltrlpea and ...... Reg. ta See our uaortment of acreened print •weetahtrta We have a wide assortment of cute Op tops. Match them with Op'a cord shorts. Southern Callfomla'a fawflte. Shorts In junloraaea ~13. OllLYSf9 11ow•1s.aa Oxford cloth ahlrtreg. $16 NOWSf f.99 OP BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS Here's iust one of the many fall styles from Op. Choose short and long sleeve shirts In screened prints and stripes. In knit and terry- cloth There's a lot to seel Sizes 8-10 K•NNINGTON BOYS' SHIRTS (A) One style from an assortment of kntt and terrycloth shirts for boys. Regularly $12.50-$15.50 Now'9.99 BRITT ANIA JUN SAL• ,,. ..... ~L Mansfield, V?lo woman was arrested after &<Inch knife was f cund at feet of CCJuntry western 1mger Loretta Lynn (le Ct> during ptrf ormance at Blchland County Fair in Ohio. TERRrTOP8 Save on nf'I fall styles of winter tlrry tops in colors for my outfit. Regui&rly fl8 Nows12.99 K•NllNGTON BOY•' SHIRTS (C) He\ wearing a plaid 1ean sHrts trom Kennington. Also a•alable In plald yoke westen styles. Sizes 4-20. Aegulatf $14-$17.50 Nor9.99 ,.,,,. FOR BOYi . OP CORD 8HORTS (8) Save on a wide choice of dark denim and pre- waahed denim ;eana. sizes 4-7. 8-14, 25-30 Reg. $15-$20 (0) levi'aquallty In pre- wuhed Qenlm carpenter )eans. JU\ one trom a wide assortmt1t. Slz• 25-30. Regu~$18-$20.50 We'Ve cut prk:• on men's end boys' Op cord walkahorts. Southern Callfornla's favorite 1tytef 100% cotton In ttve colors. walstl 24-38. 11ows10.4_9·12.99 Save on the pop.tar too lf'°9 from Op. In tan or blue. boys' and men'• .._. 1M-3M. Regul•ly $22.95 llOW IS.99 , Tos1a.99 Thia dog by Mia hel a tow hM Ind a WOV9f' ...,_ vemp. In nat. lizM S-10 W• )ult one ot meny In atodc. Reg. $31-$42. "°"•4.•-a•.• HUNTINGTON MACH 10111 AdM.a A¥& lrooldUll~ 1141114 ~ow'f3.99 DETAILS TYOUR WILD WE T STORES! FrtCd/ AU',1Ubl u 11, .. J DAIL'( ~LOT ,, 9 • Even l!af f ers Divided Smoking Curbs Backed SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A ma· Jontr. ol surveyed Californians. in - clµd Ill 50 percent of smokers ques - tioned, favor a atate initiative to des- lpate areu for 1moklng, according to the CallfomJa Poll. The poll abowed that 66 percent of 1.021 people surveyed favored reatrtctlnc cicarettes. pipe and cigar amokera to deaignated areas in encloeed public places, while 30 per· cent oppoeed the Idea and 4 percent were undecided. C.11 '42-5671. Put • few words to work for yo~ Mtl8ION VllJO autaMotl"Y"• 8M 0teeo f'wV., u Par •It ,.,.,....,00 • Among non-smokers and former : : , smokers. 72 percent favored the idea, • 1 24 percent opposed It and the re· .:. mainder were undecided. ; .. : ...... Smokers favor the initiative by 52 •.-t percent, while 43 percent were op-:·. posed and 5 percent were undecided, • •· the poll revealed. Proposition 10, which will be on the November ballot. would designate such areas at places of employment and educational facilities. as well as other enclosed public places. The survey. established as a non- partisan survey, was conducted by telephone interviews, according to pollster Mervin 0 . Field. ~ ' . Je DAii. V Pll.01 J.) Gardening ________________ ~- .. 'No-man'• Land' August H eat Cuts Activity Summer ht-al 0( Au1eust m Ol'\I I~ acllvtl)' for both pl&nb aod people U> ~them Cahf ornl• Oatdeu. ''Your ill'den demands lltlle lhls moOlh Watertq and harveaun1 a,. lhe important job& - do more ii you r l like 1t1:· says Sun11f't Maaa11nc In "Autust in Soul.hem Cauromia GardeM " Che<-k plants l'arerully and ~ater ont•n. or the heat may damage them Cesptdally th064! 1n con- tainers) To determine whether tl't'es and bhrub~ nee d water. dig down with a lh1n trowel, screwdnver or soil tt-stlng tube. Water plants ear· ly ln the morning wh en J><>S~lble. and water slowly so every drop slllks ln SPaEA.D A TRICK layer or organic mulch • around gardens to conserve water and keep roots cool. Water lawns in early mornloa -not ln U\e evening -to avoid run1u.s. Mow lawns once or twice a week or as often u necessary. Bermuda. d ichondra, St. AugusU:ne and other aubtroplcal grasses should be fed once dwina Aufust. You can plant these ,-ruses now. but wait until cool fall weather to plant bluevus. Pick squub and cucumbers often -dally if • necetaary -to keep plants producing. Tie up • heavy, fruit-laden branches on tomato plants, and • pick of! and destroy homwonns. • IF VOU BV&•Y. there ii stiJJ time to plant seeda thi.s mouth f« summer squash (crooknedc, scalloped. straightneck, zucchini) and string • beans. You can alao sow aeeds for beets. brae· coli, Brussels sprout s, cabbage. carrots. cauliOower. celery, kale, kohlrabi, leeks, lettuce. pars ley, radishes, spinach, ~w1ss cnara, a na turnips. These winter annuals should be planted this . month for winter and spring blooms; sow seeds for 1 calendula. Iceland poppies, nemesla. pansy, st.ock. • sweet peas, snapdragons, and violas. fleas bugging you? Seed Prod11eer Timothea O'Brien of Georgia· PaciJ1c Corp .. grafts a branch cut from a select m ature Douglas fir onto root stock. to j>rO· duce a sma ll. seed ·producing tree for the f or cstry researC'h center near Cot:age Gr ove. Ore The seeds will later be .sed to re forest harvested timberlands t.·1th fas t growing trees of s uper ior size and shape. F u chsian Set Sales Of Plants DON'T PANIC ... WE CAN HELP! LagWla Beach !ra nch of the National F•C'h51a Society will hold • plant s a il' Aug. 16 ill th e Laguna Beach iC'hool Oi!>lnct parking It, cor· nc•r of Park Avcme und Blumont Slrei!l. Using the best techniques ovolloble, our Californ10 Certified Nurserymen show you how to control fleas f Nursery Special I VINCA Cover o lot of around with these perlwlnkles. Glossy leaves, colorful rlowers. Hardy an d fast growing. In beautiful bloom . 1 GAL. REG. 2.98 1.87 I Florilt Special I TAKE HOME DOZENS ! ROSES .. lm>e buds," 2.98 doz. •nee I 946 Ha)lishrs Nursery· Florist 2640 Harbor llvd., Costa M110 Club members irill be selling plants In 1-inch pots and l·gallo1 con· tamers Jl;10ging baslCits an both n'ff"ood andcedar will also be av:ulaUc. M a n v v a r 1 c ti!~ o I plants ·~111 be ofered. Buye rs a rc urg?d to come early for the best "election., A re,. rare and d1ff1 c ult·t 'l-f1nd specie.-; Wltl be forialc Those who la ve fuc h s ias and cannot 1dentUy them. blnf.t a twiglet, 1n c lad1ng blossoms and leav es. and there will be ttJ>('rts available to assist.in dis· covering the nameand a bit of the history :>f the plant. MORE GARDt N STORIES, PHO'OS ON PAGE AD Parkway Possihiliti~s ; The parkln& strip has bttome a "no-man's land" In many nelghborboodl -a narrow hard· to·work·wlth a rea between street and' sidewalk. Some peo- ple are fortunate enough not to be tnructed with a parkina strip. bul moet ol us who dweU in clltea and towns have to fight the battle. . One solution ls to pave over 1t, but unleaa this ts done im· aglnatlvely wtth brick or ag. gregatc and redwood, at can be an eyesore-better than weeds. perhaps. but not a thing or beau· ty A better solution Is to plant It with one of the low-growing g round covers that wall dis · courage weeds and look fresh and presentable throughout the year . The junipers are most widely used In this respect. The old standby. tamarlx Juniper 1s a popular one to use but you may want to check out some or ht newer spreading junipers • offered these days. The vari ty 'Salver Spreader' iB Ideal fo • parkway and another gJfod choice would be lhe San Juniper. Ornamental strawberry also makes ao attractive, trim parkway planting. There arc many other possibilities so be sure and ask your nurserymaJ) the next time you see him. CUSTOMER COMMENTS: CLO SEO I WEEK '· TUESDAY ~ QUALITY BECAUSE WE GROW THEM !NOS a.11.10 I. • t..AIGE S T SILICTtO" l'VE IYB Sl9t! f 1 ACUS °' l"UtlTS .._. AT WHOUSAU & I ll.OW" 1 •u. •t ...... a t OIJi • SO LAIGI. GIEEM AMO HEA1. THY! • I M A V I LANDSCA,ID THllE HOUSIS FIOM SU,1 11 DECCMt MUlsatfS ? ~.s .-c. C«ffe4 < MIYH llMOH ~ .._.1,.,... s... 19 ts • 1-.. 14.H ~4ft.hllTIH :: •?ALI.As s I 4ts :-+fHTUWCf .. I ::-4•io-~ s I 4 ts '" STAI JASMl ... f _. • SU,111 DICOI NUISHIES OffHS L 4-S ft ........ I E 5 T , It I C I S ~ SCHfFR.OU AIOUND ~ Is i.cJt ,_. s39•s • SUPlll DECO R ADVICE ALW A YS DOES THI JOI OU.O'WMH IS • '1tOH$SOI OP:OtlM~Al ..O.flCUl TUii AYOCA.OOS ..... ., . ., ....... ... ,,.,., ......... h4J. St.ts o; ~-IV .,.,... - We s39ts • GH, SO MANY TO C HOOSE FROM, AHO ALWAYS THE IEST IM TOWH! s~ ir=» •• • ......... '"l , ,. ...... , , , "..-i:"41f ~6 }elf\ 1 Block West of Harbor on Warner ~ ..... ~"o~~---·o~-··--*•·1 ~ , .. ~·~# POTTERY o+-t(:;oo,.,. J • ..~ ">~. ' $. o~ ., 'Y'p. :r f SALE t . , \ ~ Now thru August 31st ·~ ' :i l at .~· j G'S .j ~ Netcl'OZ't Nar•1q and Garden Centerf i 1500 e. coast highway 644-9510 newport beach 1 f I next to lrvlnecoastcountry club and newportcenterl ~ •\ r .,. (.'\__ r.>~'~.:-.. ·L': . ' -~~: ... ~ --.. .r::: . _, ~ ... ..., ·......... . --..... . ,. . ·~ ··' ...,;. -'' .• -~~ ·--~ : ~ -,._ ~---~~~~ ~-·· -~:-~~~.'.·:. '~-" ....... , ' ·" ~ ~ .. 'i' t -. · .. -LLDl'D !i : \:·~-- Diiffi~-~nnp ~·~·;;· ..,. ___ CCll.OI l~PA'JIENS t\.:: ~ .~. ... sa.. 5 .. · 9c ~ ... ... FIGHTFLQS SPIAYYAU MAI.A THIOH 50 . "·s4t1 ~.,, DOES YOUI HOMI HAV11l1AS7 HOUDAY'°G•B TREATS 12.000 CU f'T :.~~4~!..__ .. -.. Roe<~ end Ant• ALL POTTERY IN OUR NURSERY 10%0FF ., (INCLUDING REDWOOD CONTAINERS, STRAW BASKETS,. AND ALL POThNG SOIL) QUEENIE &~ W@lYl[( ~@[(\Ylft©@ .. S.ven Oran1e Coaat poUce departmeou have woa more tban 50 medalt in the ._, poUce olymplca beld In Sao Dfeeo. This year. 3,349 of-fit~eu parli~i p ate d , repr••hac 253 police a1e11dea. 1'bo.e placing fint. leelDDCI. and third in u event are eligible to partidpat.e in the In· temalional Police Olym- pica, scbeduled Aug. 21 ln New York City. T1lle Police Olympics 1s laeld to enco\lraee pbacal fitness in peace oUiters. as well as foster eoodwill between various law enforcement agencies. llrttM • ..,_ l"Will. Mill"' ,.._.. tt cluu: eo& Cl•tnoflt, t>r..,,. ...... 1. Oittol ._.,,,. ·--Cla UI : ,,.,.. Oete .. llto, e•td Med•I, llt<l•I ... 1141 lff I , •••I 1:11,._ .._ ....... _.._ t• l<lt-~ <IA O Ardell FIO ...._. "'9NI• .......... no i.110,..•l•n · .,..,,." c ••u t . •"d 1,_<11/li..d lu .... .-... .. ...., MIO -•I, JofWI H-/f~ P-. OOtcf .....,.,, ........ (...ie lt ,_, Wltll .... V...0.W/ftM ~. twonn ,......., Mltlflt ,,._ - 11 ffft ciatl: Ger-I W• .... 11..¥•• ~. oald .-... ~ ......... , • '""'· .,,..,. ,......, llOMot .._ .... IM.nencleM). t ltVtNI: -........... W.. .................. iflt,_._ ''-"' · ~ ...... --....... tMl\411 ....... f1No1Pt1••• Cl.tttl; O.vld Witt"-.~ ........... ; _ ..... ..., .............. -.... IOOf'" CIH•I: lfe"' •1, .,..,:: ,.,...,, p1teo1,,_..,.1-.itoot c••ul · -•>.ti-..,....,,., ... _.,.. ,_,,.,....., CUMI. NEWPOlllT U~; ..WU 81ltct1, -.......... ""'-'Ml,,. ....... #4 n "'''-'· o.,. .--. -s11wr ---...-...~ t so ...... ,, ........ so ..... . -.. ~,.. • ...., ...... DWnRtft.,, ._,.......,,, SEA~ llEACH: •oMrt D••lt, l>r ..... -·· '""'"'' .... 1111·111 ~I :....,._~...,. ....... TAKING LEGAL POSSESSION To ..nt. ~°"-....of W. _.._ wwwsu 1H1U ._...tty ClO&EO DOWN OAlfNTAt. RUG DEALER. We "-.._ ......... IPt _. 9tt.omev i1t ~ Hitls to oft. 9'e entiN l:i1 I • f 9t AUCTION . ·°""'·-~·. lm•ntof '( OOMisu of 800 p«es, phat ottt.n. of fl"UiM 150 A-students HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS & CARPETS To ~; v.no. Ch~ ""'· K-. Tlbri&. ~. KNliM, °"'* .... Boil~ K~t, ~. Aflhlir. ~ ,...,... fiM fw.K'-ruea. A~. Oum, Siinkyene. SamMil.-d. C-.11W1, lnd.-n ~ -V wt. eltd -re. S•n • ,.,. ffotft ru to 1rx12·. c.nw_.. of A.,.._.lcity __, •o.-" At Goltkn West COS'TA MESA: Wllll..., lko<M" ~Oflle -.1, -~lll"'J IS11ci.>,. M~l · 0~ F_........ qold "'•cl•t. ja¥•1t" llHOW J"rry -· .... ·--" /..oo l-<'-UI, _..., -tflftll (1«1 I .. lb> I pur--.. AUCTION Wtll BE HELO ON More than 150 Orange Coast students at Golden We s t College have achieved a straight "A" average in the spring semester, placing them on the dean's list. The students. by com- munity are: COSTA MES,11>· Sc.Oii Gordofl. J-Gr•ft, E~I IC•"'"'· l<ow•ro IC•tl'fl. J•ll••v Stn.•rt. T-Vost. FOUNTAIN V.A LLEY 1( ....... I .ArnolCI. M•rll B•rtl>ohO, Pa\11• 8-ioe·-· ~ c..I'-. patty Cl-. ~.,. ~ K11<1 eonrov. · 1111.,-, C-. J...-Crou. Tr.cl I ~~.~HM'Cl9f-.AilHo••IO.. A"na l.,,., • .,, l•••ln• Mc~. J-~ ,.,,_, G""J Sit-. Tom StMllllQ'l ~ Ulrlcl\. • T~V~. I HUNTINGTON BEACH ,.,,..,Ills .accMCtl. ltfloftde Atmrcltl, O..rv• .a,11... u Mont.aofW a • .,,.,, J•t• 8"1Hf', w.i.. a.ti. ~ &rv-fl. JeM/fef' ~. J -c..uoill, .NOilt\ Co•tilf'Y. C..otvn 0•"''· Kar•" OtM<lle•. ll•• P•oull-,, M•r., E Cler le. Sll•ron E v•11s. An•t • ,,.~ ~ ~tt. T~ G••. J•"'<ts HOISOflbetu•. Wiii• Jamlttof\ Oeeior.,.. ~. ~ ~i< .. svr. K-IClr ....... , A-IG l•-. c:;.r., ~A_, Mal .. 0o10,.s """"°"7· s..-,, "911"•"· 511eron O'Brl..,, ~aure O'H••• Sllerrv O<ll•Mr. Bnan P•,..~• Laur"" ~ "'-'11 Po\!. 41,.,.. IN<le Seuc:•. ~lw ~. °"'"""""' T•1'0<.,.,... v.., 1(-~ Ptlh• WaKa<e. MM"I' y-· -.'lor1ll.O. US.A_ 1990 .t>lart •-. 90id ~ ..-ran IUS C c ...CS -CIH•l. 0."" t(•lcltum. llnlOu• -•. •«.,.,., (,,_... .. , Miiar Mllll"910f' WOflff ..-a(.~ -il'91"-' C~\I Tom Wttttf'r. \Uvet a,.d brofttft ..-,,, -"'" 11tt c c ...., no c r <tat". t•~e>t<t•••••• •••'" bro.-1• "'•d&t CH\tOI ~,,OOlffU'J ...... i.n ·~· -•• l)r ... ,,. -4. vot-1 .-..., t"•"' .,.._.. ,....,.. • lllQ-Of • ., HUNTINGTON 8EAC"° JO"" Bo•t •\ bte>11t• "'""•' ~•••t• lltt-lti 111&.I. 0... c.t•r .... ,Cool>V f~et: 3 ~ ~lll: Q.4 ~ ncoone av. per agamt! FJC Report Jan. 1980 Menttiol 3 mg. "tilt." 0 4 mg. ll!COllne av. per CIQmtte by flC Meth?'1 SUNDAY, AUGUST I 0 AT 2 P.M. MARRIOTT INN 900 NEWPORT CENTER DR. Aur-tt~ E BlulT'bf>f'o NEWPORT BEACH T--:~ 109-00?6 A.A•A,1.-c .. L~•Alldiu •ca RUGS CAN BE VIEWED ONE HOUR ,_.IOR TO AUCTfOM ' Wa rning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarane Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Heatth . DEAR PAT: Cu you get an .. expert" opinion wbelbe.r or not dietary supplements and special , ..... .,. -Cocldl"9'0". SkWI' I Comb•. A"n•·R•t1• Co""'•"· aetually belp people with arthritis? My motber bu arthritis and she tries every new tb.inC • .11111 ~along. II.II .• Fountaln Valley Dr. LNa a. Kau, ,.Mk .., ... t1m ud 1 .. r t'ee dwba• f• &M ~ kwla el t.M Ardlrtlll .W• ...... •YI CU& a"",_ e... el .......... ., anklUs wlleft 1lrk ...... '1e • ..anlW, natyweat .... •Wlsl!llc-t at allap-•IM..._. ••11&1& t9et ewes or Rpef' ri&aala clalnu are ~ ... r:kn7. AU die lmdhidul IN fw Ida ..._.. .. ,__..,_ aM ..... ..-ey.'' t.e uN. lie ...._. pa&iellta wM are ~. • .._ue_. pUllla ecmg1'eif&M,....w1 '"' ............ .. .... , ........ ..... ~" .... Dr ....................... .. .._... .-.. a MsH•e• -e1 well-~ ... ..._. ftftall pllJSkal tu•-· It e....a Ille ......... .. Mft aa1 f .... ..-.a effed • &M .......................... . 'Ille _.. ~y 1••N tilM fad dleU are eHata..._ .W., •ase4 • Ute Uteory tlaat ......... CUI e • "1 a feMaller'O. UJWell•lu&e &M .... alllprtt, UJ pc IPI• t I tt eif tlileee 4lieU, JW'll ~ ellmlclalellle art.larltia. Buwuer, Kat._ • Dr. Jtatz. llleft b • fJYl4lnee for food allergy u a came ol arQrltis, eseept fer tlae traHleat jolat swelllsg tltat ·••ett.es att01Dpaaies an attack o1 hives pre· ., dfl&ated by eatiag slltt, aMllfislt or 90me otber ..... dftletl easily reHpiaed by lite victim. Tbe -~ dU.ed effects ol eUmllladG9 t11eU are prelMlbly ,. placet.e effects. " .. 142-4321 Direct or coUect, to subscribe YOUR hometown paper, the . . DAILY PILOT o. ..... Do.-. ·~ °"""· J-EO•••Cb. "99ov £,.,....~ . .a,.."' I Evat1,, Carol Fl-.,, Ro-.<!Wlle FIOf'y. ""99'1' ~. 1(-<Hrrl· IY. IC.,,.,. GocU, OI._ Gf'...C, T°"' I ~ ...... ..-...s .............. , .,... ........... --"""· Jeff Hend•rs-. Patlep<it Henlly. • l••·--· ~. Dort "-<11••. Jottn Noclle'P. Edward W'111>e11. 541..,_ ....... $lk'P .. __ ~- .. ttll. SQcy """'· s... It-. 0.Vld •• ...,., o-vt• """'*"'· llrlAfl 10 t1tpetrlct.. ~ """· _,_,.. Kuw•"•••. J•c-IYn l•O.tad., Jl>ditfl UrOtn. """ LH. Edwwo \A9ler. ~ lAo¥ift, TH'N Liiiy, Jet1lc L•wn•b~""· Cll•rlotte ¥•son. Marie "'•tat, Vlrtlnl• llNI...-. ~ -""· ~ ...... -.. OMold Nlult. ~ --· Lorr•IM N~·· s ... ,,.... ....... ~ .... SuWfl HeAor, a-rt• NUN\. Marco .. __.. .. ~ P-. P .. rlcll p ... -· Oollll6es ~. ~ P!Kt, Sw.--~ F...-rlclt ·-· Ll-...... ~~.J-~. Har..-. Sc .... IU. Anclr•• 5'1i9f\'lan. Svtvl• ~If. OwlJllM 1 S<tw, T'--Sltlf». t.orrslM Smi"' • LYN' ~. R_., .,__, I Aluls TIWrlev. Erk Tie. <>--o- 1 T,...._.., &AO Vl<Wlt-. H~ Vv, ll•lllfl -._, CYllttlla Wells. o.,. ,.... ~ Joto WloefY. I( Wll '#ocllb. .)oft V ·~· ECIW ... Yo."'9 IRVIN£·~ \..Nft9. LAGUNA llE A C H · t(I"' St•w•rt WEST¥11fST£R <>-ATms"'-. Oeri.... Bf<k, Dall a.-. R~ Burg. Georg• C:aMftOft. A1111e V aloes Rising LOS ANGELES CAP> -The valuation of bu\lding permits here rose 28.6 percent in the first seven months of the year compared with the same period last year I Mayor Tom Bradley's office reported. It was the highest total re- corded for the period . Great new looks for fall '80 from Carole Little for St. Tropez West in a mini-fashion show Saturday, August 9, 1 :00 S 'Fantastic Sportswear Department, Middle Level get I J I . 1rv :'i~iJ·wia1dfiC! for JOUPS&lf. ID a. •ldorutl SmoJmr Stuctr, amc Trt11mph pnlll1ec101m •1111••1t·MmsW1nston1Jpt8·12mallmlbal'o'·'ll•ta. ·Dms Salllll ldpts wbaa tarlelels wme r"""'1ed. -- PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Ooak Lift d Book Peeks At Charities NEW YORK tAP) The \.twbl .. w\th chulll•t NY• author Carl Bakal. ia tbal lhty're can 1ld.,ed aoovt NiUclJ m and be.vond reproach "'To crWclM or11n1&1Uou •be»• ln"muoet are pure. noble and bonorebl• h \o b• blupMIDOUll ud 11crlle1k>ul." conlendl Bual. wbo ·~ nve yean lDvcsUc1lill1 the tlOO bllUoo •·Ytar lDcWIU'y . paoa AalS titled, ''t'ba.r-1\1 TllE a & ULT8 Oil HI wrapped up lD a 491 pa.1e booll U.6 A." Tbe t\ekl ol tbarlty bu bMn r•1a.rdt'd u • "sacred cow" alD~ ll came lnlo ea.l•l nc . ind tht 1U1bi.t criUcllm la reMDUld. ac~tn• to ndtl Atthouab some crtUc1 bave chlnltMd t\111 '** u ao ex:PQN ol lhe Lndutry \bal employ• •tkM 0 ~rceot of tho nation'• work fOftt', l\•hl 11N1t.rt to ~ribe ll as "sort ot a t'Ot\aum 111 • 1uh)• lo PICTITIOU\ •U,tNIU NAMI ITATIMINf NOTIC:I 0" l'V•LIC: WIA•tMO TO ti'• l11llt••Mf ,., .. ,. It f tl"' •• Mll.0 •V Tiii O•.t. .. 01 Wt.I....... couwn -"l\r l \JIA t"' •l"•t\[' 1'1.ANNINO C:OMMIUION O• , ... V•ll• .,..,, ... •UI Hwlltl..,-.. ~&0 e.e<" (A..,.., I.AMO 11\41 0tt1•1CT OfA•OI' O•vod .._ \t.C• I ... VIII• O•l•of ...... ~ ~ t• , ... v., ... Ult _.,.,.._ k.C. ... CA fl-fiJ .._..,,... I *I 0 M or H ~I _ ,,_,_ .... _.,llH lhl\ _, 11 t et'OU(90 It• •" LM•l-lllfftl"' "-H•ll Of A4 f ... ly\4114'\ m1nj\lt<Mltfl, 10 (IYO< C-1 .. ,.,.U O.•ld ""'""'y \i..<r tCo•,.., ol 8r-•• t. ~·• ,.,.. 1111• •l•t-1 ••• lltad •"" n.. ••ltd I ....... '°"'. 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Wmt SOME 411 or•a.nluU0tu lnvolvtl(J In charity work. bis Job wat not uay ll.-ll•I HY" ho ran loto problems alon1 the w•y. rnatnly with church IJ'OUP8 \bat rt•fUMd W d1tcuN lhf-lr work. tto• •<f a r ar .. l tf AttOtt rO• t lfAttO• t .. OWMJ•\Ht .. O P Al (CIHC~t( •Plflll.,101 LICINH -- D•QUf•tl~ 0 1••\IO" (f'Qln.-•tlftQ ""'"''"'> AMm II\ 1(6) t tvl< c.,...-.. (lftve W•\I Wol• M• (<ol-e • '• 1• '"'"'• ,.,._., 11Pftr .. l C t0 II f n W"-W•llf ¥••f WW •ff' • Manna Del Rey. Greeting the pair and • their sloop "Blue Bird" was Mio Sqo Park. South Korean consul general in Los .. And natura.Uy. tr .ome chantle-• reruH lo tall m e how much money they "-"" tn and how they spend It . I get s\11'plc•lou1," he HJd ln an interview. "Whst do they h8ve to hl~!" •Uh l" AH•. t U I\ •t ..... 'ftfiloO tn tf\r t••tlM.UM'fH o• ~ .. ~~·it twiw1111r•O,.. coo''"' 1tv 4t ON \.Al I 8l l ff A WINI H'llfll 1( l'ATIN(. "l>C.1 1, hi , •• , llh Oh OHt N iw•,•0-' •• ""'' t\t O"'""''' f 0 V"1atn Va tt~y I ••llufnUtfll'OI •• Angeles. . • . ' CM•ltK•N =f'T" C. OtEalCEN. rft ..... ......... 9H<ll. c. .. "'"--·" .. A"9'lfl •• , ........ tJlf ... Mr. Ol .. 11•" wt\ • fot11"dl110 ~---~cUdOIJ •• ,,. Ml#lt ....... 9"(11. e llt!o --of )9'• Vl'W Pott •>~I OI l'oufttefft .Vall•v. c;. . T~ tenlqfll\ T•mPI .... ~-_.,..,of lll"O ~-"·CA ....., ·~ 5cotfKll ""• tJlf Fr .. llN\O~'t Clf L-8'.cfl Ca H<' I\ wrviW<I 11Y °ll•l .... v ...... p Ol ... Un of ....... ll'Q-8'«f0 C. . 1 clollOr@" CMol Slwf~ -te.......,h ( OW.""' Jr • 1 ~r•nd<htl<ltet\. terl\llt\ SIWIDY at\d C,..rlt\I 5'lettPf Ill ... .., --..Mt'O ¥•3 o roth•"· Oo•"tld O•~rlrtn A •~r• l)t .. ll_.. ""° l"'l"Q ~--I ''"'° W< '40I',,.. H0t10fl, l'u<lo•orl\t wltl De ut~••t~ "' 51 W11tr1d'• f p<\(oo.tl Cl!urrll °" s.t-'I'· •uq1ttt •. l<tlO <ti 1·00PM wit!\ -A.., F.itwr CMrltt !.acq.,..iy offlC'l•ltncl T~ l""'lfy ,,.. .,......,, tM! "°"""on' i... ,.._ to IN> .,.,, 01 ... """ Mrmor•lll ~-"' '>t W•lfr•d'\ (pl'>(OCMI (hUr(ll ,,,, .. ,.,...,, w 111 "" llUflM "' .,.. P....-ce &rot,..n !.mlths' _,.~ dlrecton ~»' GWA't C'H.t.N H OWAV, lft~f f1' Hunt• 4f>QIO" llHCll C• P•nAl<I •wtY Oft AUQV\I S. ,.., H<! ., .. bOrl' lft Ne,... (" Oft J\IM 1', 1910 He We\ A c!Mroortclor ,,,,..,, !Mt ltorOUQll 1tS6 .... """ 4 olilr ... ot\Cludlno I In 5'onl• .. ,.. C• and w"' alto • -r•I con ,,,,.,.,. tor 17 ....... '" Sutvt...i 11\1 "" wot•"°""-tJlf -lftQIOft Be.ell. C• • ,, "'" J•ll••Y O••Y ol lh"< 110 CllC•..._. C... 111\1 .. LlftO C ...... of ~u..-0. C. , J .,.._., Wlllt.,.,. Ctt•,. •"d R OC>f"'rt fnAn bot" o• ~rt1tf'N"ftto C• ~·-• ~Ylc.,, .,., .. .,. ....,o""-."· -" ''· '"'° Al •O OOAM .. ttw 8•1'7 8"~r-!>""' '" ~ Tvlfllll W~lclllf Ch•IH'I M<>rt.-" ...... -· 8nl<• ltwri• ..... ••• ••l•"'I p,.-Wot_,,_ •I Good ""•oh••d Ctnletf'IY. H UlllinQIOll Kr.,11. C. ~ ...-r ti.. GlrfC· fl"" flf e.tt:l ~~~ltnA l"1Nll WP\l<ht< C-' ,,..,...,..v ot (0\1• .,.,,"" ......,,, HANSON MAAI( L. HAN$0N ,.,,.,..,., ot Charities. Baknl belleW8, 1hould operate oo ""°"'""° Ot-C'oot•t O•llv "'''°' A~•l I IW 11'4 to Vorll, it..-C.Cll --tJlf Al._,.._ c. • br°"""' ~rt Luut o4 S.-.1• ...... C• S-onc.,. ••II ~ ""'Id S.0111'· o.v. """"' '· 1'eo .. II O/JAN' .. IN ~-841PflSI Oou<'clo Oft fl><. I'.-,, ",.. • $41r11• ,.,,., c. w\1'1 fl.-o .... 1...,.1,. CMf'Oll ottki.t~ 8'Hl•I w tll br •I lo<Ult ~ ~...-,. MHhO" (OU"'•· V•Mft\fA 8•1U f'cit'Oft'O" '>mllh ~ l ullUll W••l<lllt Cll•CM'I MOrt ... rydl~IG" _..,II nltOMMEYE• N>A RV (A THERl .. f' !.TR()4'4M£Yf'R. ,....._ OI C ............. ""',. l~S SN' pasY'CI _,,,, °" Au<Wtl •. 1'90 .,,. wn ''""' • 1 ..... 11. of I c .. •IOrtn !>f't• h ~urv1v•d bY • ~,_.,.,_. G¥'I G St,.,..,....,., of Ml\· 'OUrf •• ~·,t•r 81•1\CM Aow, o• V•nlct, Ct and cton lrl•nd £•'• Rob<ll"rO ot ~I· MltY CAI ~'°""" 11•1<1 °" Fnd""· Auqu\I 8, ••to ~1 1 OOPM 41 the H•r1MW la-l'N,,,_l•I (h~~I wtlh P,.\I 81'UCtJ ~urrl*' Qf. t1r 1-11t1no ~nnt~" ~,.tr¥ dUflo(flO'\ at H~fl)Or l.,_.Moo/,,l l'>tllf• Mor"!Ullry Of (O"A~ ~H\4 . "· ... Deatlu Elsewhere PHILADELPH I A (AP ) -Walter C . Koenig. 75 . a P h iladelphia b~siness executive who pioneered the American campaign that brought relief to vie tim s or war-s tri ck en Germany after World War 11,d.lcdThursday. the principle of public dllclosu~. "Since they solicit the public ror runda, they s hould be accountable for how they spend them." he says. ·'They want to take in the money but not talk about how \hey spend it. This ls completely wrong.·' BAKA.I. 'S camCJSM DOESN'T apply across the board. however. "I must say that many or the large r charities have accepted certain accoonl.lng and financial principles in their reporttng," he says ... And they are very honest in telling what they do with the mone y they take in. "But there arc many others -including the religious charities a nd churches. wh.ich account for about hall or au the money taken in by charity in this country -who absolutely refuse to give any accounll.ng of their finances." The res ult. he says. can ~ read in the headlines from lime to time when authonlles de · cide to prosecute the more nagrant cases of fraud. lar ceny._p.nd misrepresentation. 0 PRILANTDtOPY'8 FA.KESS A•E lnfi.nlte ln their variet)'," Bakal saya in the book. "They range from simullled Santas, counterfeit clerics and pseudo-policemen to oily telephone pitchmen. mail order mendicants, high-powered promoters. beggars and panhandlers." Among the allegaUooa made by Bakal as a re- sult of bis investigation are: -Many of the nation's SS millloo volun~n are being explolte<l because they are performing tasks that should be done by paid workers or become the respoosiblllty or the government. -The United Way funnels most of the estimated Sl billion 1t collects each year into primarily white. m1ddle-da.ss agencies -at the expense of orga.nlzatioos that serve blacks and other minorities . Among his conclusions . -A FEDERAL CHARITIES Regulatory Com· ---mission should be create<!. requinng all non-profit NOTICE OF DEATH OF groups. including church groups. to ftle detailed MAURICE PARKER OF reports about their finances and operations PUBLIC NOTICE COSTA MESA, CA, ANO · f li . . OF PETITION TO AO· . -The tax exempbo~ 0 ~e g1ou.s or ganu.a· PUBLIC NOTICE suMMA•YO,. "ltOf"Otl 0 oaollfAltCI! Ord•-·•" •I• I•"'-""' to bO '" 1"41 IOI'<• -~I » cs. .. lrO"" th -'-Oft..._,.,• 1'90 ()"Cll<o.-•O ~ t• -TH .. I). ~_,~ °" \Ir-_,....,,i.. ltl flt f . "' W. A7 ~1 ~· "•W. POA lO. POA-MO •"° P()A H Cl ton•\ .. "',. P'r \(t llt_, , __ ...,_..tno ..... •'""·c• (I\() -(l IO'W'\ llY l~I "'" at '"" ~ OW d•"•"C* M•V bf' "'4td t f"I trwo ('It• c ... ,. ~(')the:• .-t ,, J .. , OH•• CO'\\• ""'"' ,,,__,_.,, (lty (IO'A (Jtv ot Co-1.t ~ P""11~ Or-c ... ,, O•··· PllOO Auoutt • ,.., n u eo Pt:BLIC NOTIC:E "cnnous eus1Nru H"1ol£ n ATEMCNT 1 f\• h"IH~,nq 0-f '°"' •f• d «>',.._. ~~'""'" ~ C.tNGISS f OA..V.l wr AA .• )3)) 9rltlot. C.0.1.t ~.CA.,.~ Mk ,_. W (ii-. 1.C.11 ""•n.O. c.lldH, MIV ..... Vleto. CA NO"" J G•-· JllOl 1 A wonod• (.Mio.cl, Mi~-Vle,O, (.A Thi\ ~t "c.onouc,tf"d Dy •" 1r. dlvl.,..., MH,_.W (ii'"°" Tt\t\ \\«\""""' w•\ ft'-'d •HI'\ "• (;outlt r (...,.. tJlf Oret9 (.ol;nl' r,t1 Ju•, "· "'° ,. 141411 eullMCU £\OIOW SE•Vt t.I: s ... o .... ~ Tonu.t. C. n.- h l ll\O~llU P1;1>t1.-0r-. CAN~ 0.•I• Piiot Jutr ti, 1,?. ""'-t. I~ ~to PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTl'f_,.eU5fN£\S NA.l>AE STATf"MflfT f "'" fe)t~f'VJ ('Wf\llfl't I'\ c>'-"''"J W"'• ,... .. ", OUA\!TY l~WN \( r.vorl ;'-" (f')\14 lt/t#> .. j/I I ftfl' .. f (t.,l.t ,,,,. .. ,. C.llto,.... • .,.,7, C,.l"N'I (.M• ~'"'""""* tt,A (.,,. •• ,,,,.,....., \(,-......, ( U\t• ,,,,...,. ( •'''"'"'• ""'" f "" ~f'WI"'\\ t\ ( °"°"'t..0 b f Aft 1n dh,tO\.At G......,., 0,, .,._ e," "'"""°' • l'"'t\ \tAt*"""""""t wi•' f1lflot1 •HP\ f'fW Cou"'f C '"'~ OI 0.•-COUfllY -AUQu\l ,. l'MO ,. .. ,.11 l -8'«1\. C.. P••~ awo or Auov'' s. \'9) ...., .,.,... "\.atfl'\ ,..,., .. '°" #<lrl""rs s-.. -, Surv•Wd l>v "'' .. rent\ E~ ~ Oor01""' H""'°" o• "'" J ..... C<ll>l\I•-. (A .• ~ 1>'0~ l t>omll\ 01 A_...., H•!Qf>l1, C. """ a \l\l~r (Ont'ol• "°"1tot HMf -ll•y tA ~rv•~ .. m i. ,.. • ., on -~· •1111v•111. '-"' 11 ooio.Me11"'c~oe1 et M((Ol'ml0 Mort\M<Y, l.A<IU"• Hllh <11 wllh•nt••""'"' tOlt-lno•t Et Toro (JmMlf'fy M INISTER ESTATE NO I t10ns should be lifted. facilitating a tot.al separa· A-105346. · tion of church and s tate. T o a t 1 h " , r c. . "The moment you have that religious affilia· hE'nl'tici.viec.. crPd1tor <. tion," BakaJ says. ··you can throw a big cloak over r1nd continoe"t creditors of your o}.Jeratlon. I know what they say -It's a mat· Ni <'\ u r • c P Park" r "'" <1 ter of separauon of church and state. 1 s ay if they Ol'r son s .w ho IT'av h•• really want to separate church and state then they otherwi'>t' •,ntPrested '" thf> s hould not receive any tax benefits Their tax ·CX· Pobh•IW"d °'""°" r°"'' D•UY r•11o1 AUQ I '' n, 1' IW>_ --'~ llO PUBLIC NOTICE NEJA £LfANOfl P. NEJA. -63 ,._, .. nt ef (:otlA ~ (Al P•t'4ICI aw•• .., A~ •. 1•. Survo....0 II~ h(ot ~nd lf!d J ... ,. ot (O\IA -W °'t• 7 <N-!(..,_ Fo• ot F°""'l<tl• ll•lln c..-T1m'4,.l"olC"'''""" .(.f SM t\ 64..o ""°"'~ b1 " \t\\ .... !"··-~ tJlf ~·"' -) 0tat\CkNklr,.. ~ at ""' Petutrec J'°" w UI bl' ""Id Cit\ Fridl>'. ,._., t .1,.0 •I 10 OOAM •1 !.\ J~<ll11"0\ -<-ttoolk (Jluf<" woth F-I IAll Of -t•<t•ht'O ,,.~•I l<ofy ... PVkhe• •c.""°~1..-,,, Or-. C.. Sof<VKr\ u,..,., 1-OorK100'\ ot 6&111 6oorO"'Oft-\mllll ~ Tul,..11 W..1<1111 OwtPtl ""°""'"'" o1 coo••-~' ltO!.£ • HElEN M ROSf P<K....0 -••.,. ··-·· $, '"° "'!>Ml•,. .... c. .,,.... • wr. bOf'n ift M.ldf'°"' COUtlh V•ro•n•• ~...,.,., n 1~ .,,... ..,.,\ • ro-~I •(14 S.fll• ,.,,,. Y,.. " WtV>.,..., Dy ~ ;111tu41\1ff (il""n Cot~"'•" ol ... ,.... 'AaACY•W •r•rbNMPAIX CemtlefY MortullfY Chapel 3500 Pac11tc \/KHi Onve NewPort Beach 644-2700 will af\d •or estate .. · A ~tttion has t>t>en f iled emption should be lifted. bv B1ff Ni. P MkPr •n thP Suoenor Court of Ornnof> Countv reouest1na th.it B1ff Ni . Parker be CIPOOtrlt· "Chanty U .S A " is pubtWl.ed bll Ti~s Books. t>d ac. personal rPO'""''" tat1ve to adrnin1<,tf'r tht> P<,tate ot M aurie!> P.irkPr I under the I ndeoPndt'nt Ad1T'1nl<,trat1on of Ec;tate'> Acn Ttw> oPl 1•ion '"'-.et for hPartoa 1n Df>pt No 1 at 700 Civic CentE>r Or 1vP, WP'>I. 10 tl'I> C•tv of Scinta Ana. California on AuQust Fulbright Grant Awarded ?b. 1980 a t 10 00 ii m IF YOU OBJECT to the Stephen P. Kerce. of ,arant1no of the oet1tion, Corona del u .. r bas vou <,hOuld f>ithe r aopear "" .. at tlie tif.arino and state be en a w a rd e d a vour ob1ect ions or f ile Fulbright scholarship to written obiect1ons with the !'l tudy for a year in court before the hearlnq. Greece. Your appearance mav be Kerce , 3 O, is a in person or by vour a t· graduate student at the PUBLIC NOTICE NO'flCEO,. PU9UC Kf.AlllNG N()Tl(.E IS t4EPE8V' GIVE'4IMI11 llUO'IC IWMlnO w 1t1 De ""Id by .... (•tY COUft<ll tJlf -City at Cotto-.... .... "'"°'"' , •. '"°· •• ' 10 0 ...• Of •• --·~, ..... , at '"" m•tt•' ,,.., M tw•rd. 111 IM (.oufteil Ct.--• of C•IY Hell, n F ... [)nw c.o.t. ,.., ..... °" 11W tollooollftQI .... CO"St O EllATJO N OF AN A#E,.OMENT to IM Cl"''\ £"•"- 'WM .. ll"C*l ""'°"'"~I~ 'Ill DNttlOt for tr. Clt\t llO COf'ttoKt dlr«I· tr will\ E"""°"""'"' .. ,,_, H--1 c.omull..,.'- ttOTt(E IS f'UATHER GIVEN t"9t •l wld time atlCI pe.u, •II __,, ..,_ l•IHt.0 rf"1'I' _., _,.., be M..-.t 0y lhe City Cowllelt Oii ""......-1-.1 '"'""· EILEEN P. PHINN£V. CttvO."' NcCODllCIC MOITU ... S tornev Laguna Beach 1 F · v 0 u A R E A University of Chicago, PW! I,_ Or--ot C:.O..t o.nv P llOl Auqutlt.1• ~ •94-941S CR E OITOR or a cont· where he i5 a doctoral Laguna Hills ln<ient creditor ot the de· candidate studying the 7&&-0933 cea~ed. vou rl"USt tile vour comparative literature _.....,_.l'lf ..-,i~~~-~1fi -~-1· .a.-··· __, II(! ~-~-:.,e..·..-. ..... -.: ... ~ ........ :.;:~. or~ 1·0 tne· ~rsona erLUany. · NIClllOTlml -.&.llO..WAY ...oau.taY t tO BfOedwey CostaMesa 642-9150 " r-.>rHentatlve apoolnt~ H e s t .a d l e d l o by t~ court within four Germany la1t y ear "'onths from the date of h h first issuance of letters as t roug 8 scholarship provided In Section 100 of sponsored by th e t tie Probate Code of German 1overnment California. The tln"e for and ~ by the flllnq c.lalms wlll not e•· Fulbrteht program, 1ald plre Pf'lor to four nionths his m()(ber, Mrs. Elyse from ~ dete of the hear· Kerce. '"'(, notked .t>ove. Kerce eradu•ted froru OU MAY EXAMINE Corona del Mar Kllh tN fl,. kfPf bY the court. 8 h If voultn! lnternted In the c ool ln UH and ••tate, you f'Ny flht a re· earned a bachelor's st wffh the court to ~· .S..r .. from UCLA.. celv• sPeelel notice of the 1'be Fulbrlaht pro· lrwemwy of estate assets 1ram LI part of the U.S. end of the ~ltlons. ec-government'• educ•· counu. tno reporu taoeal ud cultural ex descrla.ct ln Secllon 1200 ch • Of tht C.llfornJa Probete 1an•e proaram ad· Cade. m alatered iy tbe prtvate, non·proflt ..... A. hlbNR At· lutl ... ol lnternatloaal •r••Y at Le_.,,_Jnt Educadclll. Ma"" 91W., WM to! CHte Mna, Ca ,; tel i 1-----------....... l'tCTITtOU\ I U\lttfU NAME \TAl£Nlt!Mf T P\~ fol'ow1n9 Ollt\on •t d Olf'O &M,l\lt'\-f'\\ a\ THF l'OUNTAI N OF llVING W AlEAS. 14111 R•n<llO A••. W~\lr'Hn\Wt (A M •tt,.,.w WHIAtd ~rt• u t): 'A•NM•.,.. w~tmW''\\f""· CA 1 ,.,, ~~' '' cOftOUCted .,.,. '11' '""'"~ -w-•~ Ttu' \tA~ .,., fl~ •tni. ""9- C-y c-• of 0.olllQe C-Y °" Julv 71. 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That's one of the most obvious characteristics of a new house plant. a hybrid ol the spiderwort appropriately named the Worry Wort. Its marketers. Protttb Products Inc .. say it reacta t.o low levels of radiation and toxic poJlu. ·tan ts by changing color •111E PLANT HAS beautiful blue blossoms that, when exposed t.o radiation or polluUoo, will either tuna piDk or parplillh-nd. .,_..,,DI OD the -iat-tt.r of eapoe..,.," aakl apokesman Brad ~·--· Wbile the human population can take years to show the effects of radlatioa, tbe Worry Wort. , ;when exposed, will react and change cokw wit.bin a few days, .. be said. The bybrid. a tropical plant with long, skinny leaves, thrives in diffused Ugbt and sells for just Under $7.SO. Adams aald it can be placed near a television set or microwave oven. MANRA'IT AN BEACH is located just southwest of Los Angeles. where heavy smog offers un· surpassed opportunities for the Worry Wort to dis· play its talents. . Research oo the plant was conducted by a geneticist, Dr. Sadeo Ichikawa, of Saitama Universjty tn Japan. Adams said raearch shows the plant may be more reliable in indicating rad1a· Uoo than the Geiger counter. Weekend Fuchsians Ganlening To Meet Checklist Monday • Keep mowing your Jawns high; il will belp ~eep the roots cooler and the grass will be .ilappier during the beat ptaeimmer ... • Cul JOUJ' Rowen for the boUle With a aharp bile ot clippers. This •llowa you to make clean cut.a and these ~utl trill heal raster than f'•ccectieara. Costa Mesa-Bay Cities Branch of the National Fuchsia Society will pre· sent E . Doug Frost Mon· day at 7:30 p .m. in Columbia sa·vlngs and Loan. corner of HMbor and Wilson, Costa Mesa. Frost ls a specialist in ferns, begonias, and fuchsias. He will bring some begonias ror the plant table. In Anaheim ProducU valued in eneas or P mUUGo wUl be •howcued at the 31th Annual South.land Home Hd Garden Show, Au1. te.~. ll\ Aaahelm Callveo\Soo Center. The thow wiU be the lar1e.t 1n at.I tu•toty with dllpl&)lt conr· tn1 more than 2'14.000 IQ. rt., ac· cord•na to Georae Colouris, foundu-producer. The north exhJbitlon hall wUl cont•ln hundred.I o/ booth.a dis· playing the newest producta for the home and garden. A MOBILE HOME village will be c reated in the south ball where visit.ors will be able to tour the latest models and com- pare prices and features. A major attract.Ion wiU be the flower show situated in the Arena. which will be tra nsformed into a garden with fountains and walkwa ys bordered with colorful flowers a nd shrubs. Other reatW"eS wlll include de- e-orator rooms. art originals. a shoppmg buaar and free pro- cessional entertainment. daily. COLOVR!S. SAID the show will offer homeowners 1tod pro. spectlve homeown e rs an OP · portun.ity t o see all the latest products for the home and garden m one a 1r-condit1oned location. lie S8ld the show has grown to be the largest and oldest con tinuously produced show under one management in the Uruted States. Art Show Hufttl"Qton Center rnall lhru Sun NIED ....,, ........ .... , ... Sllrl ••• or lte\4 OUt eompetent plumbers do the world BLOCK "''!.:••• ... ~ ·~ •••3636 .....-YOM 11.w:NO"fV" DAIL y PILOT A ·~ ONE convenient ~yforall your Insurance - 2-DAY PUBLIC AUC'llON CARANON SURPLUS BUILDING MATERIALS & APPLIANCES By order of Owners &...<>et Thew Le... .... l!z MILLION DOLLAR EVALUATION • No Limit-No Reserve Complete Liquidation BUILDING MATERIALS AND APPLIANCES FRI. AUG. 8 SAT.AUG.9 10:00 A.M. (lach D•y) 517 East Katella. ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA • LUMBER • PAINT • PLUMBING • PANELING • PLYWOOD • BUILDER'S HARDWARE • ATTtc STAIRS • MEDICINE CABINETS • HINGES for lllU$trated Brochure Contact Auctioneer • APPLIANCES • WASHERS • DRYERS • REFRIGERATORS • DOORS • SHUTIERS • Bl-FOLD DOORS • ROOFING • CEMENT MIXERS an Artistic 1 Arty Stationery Liwn up your cotftlPOlidenc:e with th ls Stewa.rt Mosko· witz art A.ationay. new from~ Newgett. The ever· popular. whlm5'c&I critters from artist Moskowiu make ewty letter you write a \lel'Y spedaJ deliveTY-Jot a note on the coloriul, gto.y notecards. 10 cards and 10 whlre envelopes eer package. Reg. 4.00 Aaron Brothen Special $3.48. Or say a little more with the stanon · erv set. 20 &etter sheets and 15 matching envelopes Reg. 5.95 Aaron Brothen SpeclAI $4.88. Select your fawrites from the tmaginative menagerie indud · ing ( llunrated) 'ihe White Brothers~ '"lhe Corpo1 atlon~ and .. FJutterby People:" "Unfenered Love:· "loo5e Appaloosas" and ot hen.. PS. Wnw soon! • GLASS • MIRROR • ENTRY DOORS • CARPET • CABINET DOORS • COUNTER TOPS • VANITIES • SINKS • WINDOW SHADES Paul Brecht and Al Holllster also donate • After Ja~ Iris plant.a for door prize~. r~:~-·~-~~~·~z-ma~,~~~. ~~~~ i&em "Ten «>nerl:"""Arid r I aext year remember to will accept donations or 1 ater them well before aluminum . items and d .... ....i ..... ..._ '"~ • Mary Warwick, refresh· an '"----uvwermc ment chairman will '11easoll. have tea and cakes at • Don't aave veaetable break time . ...SS from your..,..... lllke Carl, in charge .... tblrt't DO other of tbe plant table, wlU .-•1 to 1•t tb•t have many planta ,...rtk11l• -erop plaat. available for a donation . .Home.,._ .... 41oi1f Plant tabJe and • p;du1 ,.... Uk• alamlDum monies col· JM ....... ud tbln.. lected are sent to ~ ....... GI .... Orut1 Cout College to ieed tM& _, b9 tmect belp "1llPOlt • at\ldeat of • r d I a• a a• eon· horticulture for one taalallllld. aemelter'. El TORO 24350 SWcl'tz Dr. 770-~ COSTA WSA 1714 Newport 81\<i. 645-6880 HUNTINGDN BEACH •70 Edinger Ave. 8<7·4515 . r Open dattv 9.9 JO'· • sun. 1G-6 ~GARDENING FEATURED IN SOUTHLAND HOME AND GARDEN SHOW Mart Smith With Hanging BaNeta at Conventton Center · tt' a,.,.,, Wort . ' House Plant Detects Smog ~.,. llANHA1TAN BEACH (AP> -It's not un· • usual for a human who gets a face full of smog to turn purplish red. But a plant? That's one of the most obvious characteristics of a new house plant. a hybrid of the spiderwort ~ 11pproprlately named the Worry Wort. · Its market.en, Protech Products Inc., say it react.a to low levell of radiation and toxic poUu· •tants by cbaDging color ,.THE PLANT HAS beautiful blue blossoms -that, when exposed to radiatioo or pollution, will · ~itber turn pink or ~red. clepaMlln1 on the · .tate9aitJ GI espoeure:• uld spoil a mu Bn~d ~· ... Wblle the human population can take years to s how the effects of radiation, the Worry Wort. ,,,hen exposed, will react and change color within a few days," be said. The hybrid. a tropical plant with long, skinny leaves, thrives in diffused light and sells for just under S7 .50. Ada ms said it can be placed near a television set or microwave oven. MANHATrANBEACRislocatedjustsouthwest or Los Angeles. where heavy s mog offers un· surpassed opportunities for the Worry Wort to dis· ·play its talents. Research on the plant was conducted by a geneticist , Dr. S adeo Ichikawa, of Sait ama .University in Japan. Adams said research s hows the plant may be more reliable in indicating rad1a· lion than the Geiger counter. Weekend Fuchsians Gardemng To Meet Chttklist Monday • Keep mowing your Jawns rugb; it wUl help k eep the r oots coole r •od the grass will be h appier during. the beat 'of suminer · Costa Mesa·Bay Cities Branch of the National Fuchsia Society will pre· sent E'. Doug Frost-Mon· day at 7:30 p .m. in Columbia Savings and Loan, comer of Ha.rbor and Wtlson, Costa Mesa. ' • Cut your nowen for Frost is a specialist in the bouae with a abarp bile or clippers. Tbia ferns , be gonias, and allows you to make fuchsias. He will bring c lean cuts and these some begonias for the • will al r th plant table. cut.a be aster an Paul Brecht and Al ragged tean.. Holllster also donate ~ ....... "\.~~~ll:' ,:_.jj~ ·----= r,.& M ~eM -· • After .Japanese ·ins ...--• ---:;c, ... liniah blooming, water Marcella Van KtiHfr, 'them lesa often And aluminum chairma n Jaext year remember to ;t~i:jc=~ ~:1:°:n°J -water_ them well bet~ Mary Warwick, refresh· and dW'inl the Oowerma ment chai rman will •season. have tea and cakes at • Don't save veptable break time. 9"da from your &anlen Mike Carl, in charge aieaa tbete'• no other of the plant table, will ':.ay to ••t that have many plants "Particular ·c":f ellant. available for a donation. ~ ...._ doea Plant Uble a nd Mt peodllee pa.a like aluminum monies col· Jbe par..a m there is l ected are sent to ..i.o tbe • ,_of...., Oranpi Oout College to leed tbl& 111111 be iwt belp aupport a student of • r di• ea• e con • horticulture for one tamiDMlld. aemesteT. In Anaheim Product. v-1ued ln exceiS Of P mUUon wUI be abowcued al lht a8l.b Annual Southland Home and Garden Show, Au •. l&-M, m Anaheim CoavenUon Center . The abow will be t.ht largest in Ila hlltory wUb displays cover. tnf more than 274,000 sq. ft., ac· cordina to Georae Colour1s, founder· producer. The north extubiUon hall will conWn hundreds of booths dl.s- pl aylng the newest products for the home and garden. A MOBILE HOME village will be c reated in the south hall whe re visit.ors will be able to tour the latest models and com- pare prices and features. A major attraction will be the flower s how situated in the Are n a. w h ic h w i ll b e transformed into a garden with f ou n tain s and w alkways bordered with colorful flowe rs and shrubs. Other features will include de· corator rooms, art originals, a shopping bazaar and free pro- f essional entertainment daily. COLOUIUS, SAID the show will o<rer homeowners and pro- spectt ve homeowne rs an op· porlunity to see aJl the latest products for t he home and garden in one a1r·conditioned locution. Ile said the show has grown to be the largest and oldest con- tinuously produced show under one management in the Uruted States. Art Show Huntington Centet mall llw\J Sun KM!> up ..,.ti\ .-. oE vwr tommunoly All Ille ~ 'fOU nted ccmn IO you -y dov. "-I·! 11\ipU.ll 6'2~1 NllD HRPl ....... ..... , ... ..... or t'taV9 our competent plumben do the WOtlcl BLOCK ""'!:''• HIATIM6 ·-~ •••3638 _...,_ IUQIU"tV° DAILY PtlDT A i~ HAHBllT .)# 1 IN'->UHANC I '>1fll t'" 1 4'J • ·-.• ~ ~ ,, ONE convenient agency fOf' a ll your lnsur•nce • • I PA..-S MUUMCI ..ow 141-11'4 w 1Jf.J4J7 ,,, ....... e.... ...... · 2-DAY PUBLIC AUCTION CARA/VON SURPLUS BUILDING MATERIALS & APPLIANCES By order of Owners ~t Their &.eaM ' 1/2 MILLION DOLLAR EVALUATION • No Umit-No Reserve Complete Liquidation BUILDING MATERIALS AND APPLIANCES FRI. AUG. 8 SAT.AUG.9 10:00 A .M. (Each D ay) 517 East Katelta, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA • LUMBER • APPLIANCES • GLASS • PAINT • WASHERS • MIRROR • PLUMBING • DRYERS • ENTRY DOORS • PANELING • REFRIGERATORS • CARPET • PLYWOOD • DOORS • CABINET DOORS • BUILDER'S HARDWARE • SHUTIERS • COUNTER TOPS • ATTIC STAIRS • Bl-FOLD DOORS • VANITIES • MEDICINE CABINETS • ROOFING • SINKS • HINGES • CEMENT MIXERS • WINDOW SHADES for Illustrated Brochure Contact Auctioneer s. ROCRM~ CWlPANY m ·· AUCTIONEERS 1~720 .... f'WOOrt A,,....., .. • T~·~' Ca/<f<YTI"i 9;>680 • 17 IJ J 832 2080 an Artistic ....---------- - Arty Stationery Uwn up your eot letll>O*ldence with thi5 Stewart Mosko- witz an ~Oonav. new &om O>eWie Newgett. The ever· popular. whimsical critters from artist Moskowitz make ewiy letter you write a YetY spedaJ delive?y. Jot a note on the colorluJ. gloslynotec.ards. JO cards and 101.11hite enwlopesperpackage. Reg. 4.00 Aaron Bro theB Special $3.48. Or say a linJe more with the station· erv &et. 20 letter sheets and 15 matching envelopes. Reg. 5.95 Aaron Brothen Special $4.88. Select your favorites from the imaginative menagerk> includ · ing (llustrated) 1ne White Brothers~ "The Corpor ation~ a nd .. Autterby People'.' MUnfettered Love:· .. Loose Appaloosas" and other... P.S. Wtire soon' l.inef ~~ Swartz Dr. 770-7606 COSTA MESA 1714 Newport Blvct.645-68&0 HUNTING10N BEACH -.10 Edinger Ave. M1·4515 Open dally 9·9 at. •Sun. 1Q.6 t A , Business • I "' NSW YORK CAP> Aidcid by bot ••al.her 'Uiat tmt <'UIAom•rt c:rambbnt FM fans and alt cood.lua...n. m01 ot th• a1uon'1 r.cau chaw on Tbur~ tt"pOrtfd NIH rOM ln Jult. Bul lht DI· UOft'• ...... , n:t.111 r aa•d u.a nlH conU.11\M'd lO deellae. s.an hu bffn 1urferln1 df'C'llMI rt"C"taU)', but detliat wa. smaller Owl June'• s S pertt.nt . k mart u lea had riMft u 5 percnt lD June. I e Pe'wy' v.tre uv I 5 pel"<' nt The rcoports provldt"d e~ that the 1harr> CS.eUoe &n mail u l earll r In the YHr bu com!." jo aa end, but they did not 11\diul.C a recovery h11 lw1un "July resulb contln~ to renec-t uuuo~ S"pendinl by con umc-~." said Watter J Neppl, lb presi~t of P~o.nc:y'& C1Un1 21tron1 Hie of ran.s and air coodi l,lone rs. Montaomery Ward u1d uJ~ for the four wttlts tmded Ausc 2 were up IU t>er<' nt to $414 1 tnlllloo That v. .. 6 a •harp improvement for Ward' • which has been lostnf( money t• W Woolworth '18ld ales climbed 8 6 P4!rcent lo $498.4 million m the rour w :kl ended July 29 Among other chains repott.ln1 sales, Mercan tile Stores Co • b~ in Wilmington, Del .. said Ju- ly sales rose 2. 7 pucent t<i S7S..5 mW ion Art Show Hvnllngtori Cenler mall tnru Sun OFRCl TO SHAltl 1 fOO sci ft w three ofhcef> w :J 111no r oom :.Pro y l11rn1<,hf><J or 11nl1irn1i.hed rPCPOliOl'1St? 90' Paularmo & PPdh1ll 957-0322 S Acre Homesftes •Ideal for hones• Under- ground utilities. Excellent citrus or vineyard potential •Minutes to schools & shopping Excellent Investment! from $49,990 The Land Ollce 41873 Moreno Rd. Rancho California CA92390 (714) 676-5706 ~tobroll.n -PUBLIC NOTICE! PUBLIC NOTICE -"lcTITHlUS I USINUS. ·I "tCTITIOUS IUSINEU H•ME ST•TEM CNT NAME ST•TEMENT TlhJ fOllOWfftoQ Of"' .on\ .,,. 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I, 1"80 ?~ llO H•w,_., .. .ell, Cl' t7MO PUBLIC NOTICE ..... ,_ Publl•lwcl Or...._ Co.t11 O"lly Piiot AU9 I, 0 , 27, 19, 1'80 J711·eG PUBUC NOTICE II 1 o Npt'r }Ub oflcmnu 1.cuntv and o great /uturc Yo" ll tH 01uu1ng lhc numbn o/ Unem~ Tim Mirror's Net Income Drops LOS ANGELES <A P) The Times Mirror Co said Thursday thut second-quarter net mcome fell to $35.8 numon. or SI 05 u share from $38.5 million or $1 14 a s hare an the ~ame period a year ago Tlmei. Mirror. which p ublishes the Los Angeles T t mes and has interests i n book publishing. cable tdcv1s1on and forest products. said revenues for the second quarter rose to $517 .8 million from $450 million a year earlier. "Our newspaper publishing, broadcast and ca· ble television, book p ublishing and information services groups all achieved record revenues and operating profits an the serond quart.er," Times Mirror chairman Franklin Murphy said. 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A(og 1, I. 1'90 1911-80 llruttt V. ~. 1..00 ,-•lr<llllO PUBLIC NOTICE TIW lol-no pen.on " "'"l:l.9 tlu>t --0 •1ve, S...lte 100, lr¥1M, C•lllO<nl• M\•;;,. CMIPET. •OOI Hf'wporl PUBUC NOTICE 97~~1• bu\lneu 1> t on<luclt<I by • ~ ... 0r1 ... , No ~. H-..ot"t 841•<11, ---------90110f•I _,,,.,.,..o Ulllo•fll•,,.., l"ICTlnOUS•USINIEH MIC-I M VO\\, Pet.-11 M<ortl,I\, MDI """'--' MAMI STATEMENT Goifwr•I P•rtnet ..,.,.,., Or1w, HO ~. Newpon 8--11, T ... foll-nt ,..._, '' doln9 l>u~· Tiii\ \i.t-t wot> lllecl wllll ""' CllllOf'n,,. fMa ...S> H County Clt+'lt OI Or ... CCM.lnty ~July flO\ ~ ~ <O"dlltlltO -· ... 111 PlllHCE, 1450 ~ Pl«.o, Co\ta Ji, 1'90 dlv1ctu.i Me ... CA....-HUtfTRIU. VOU ~II"'-'<~ Le.-• C. s.,.,.._ 16'50 0.llu Pl., lltt-"atU. Tiii\ ""1-wa\ tllfd wit" 1N CMl•Nletot,CA'2•» , .... ,.~°""°• CovfllY CM" ol Or•no&' C-ty Oft llll• bUMwu Is""""""° W .., '"" S.tw M , ....... ~~-clMWot. ,~~IS.·• ,..,~ •·~~,~~1;" ~·~IOI. • ~~-\~~~~ llio '4A¥4%JL2L .__.-..; ···~ ~~ ... 1. n, n. "· ~ n~ '-"....!. Glt<'1I al Or.,. County Oft Jvly f'WllSlllcl 0r-. "°"" 0.11, PlloC, _;.., __________ ,., '-· ""'· '·'· '~n. ,. ,...,. PUBLIC NOTICE PvOtttftld 0r.-. c-tt o.i~'~,: , ________ _ •~ie.u,-.i,,.,_ ~ PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE American Dream Falls) Inflation Deflates Hopes for Better Li/ e "' ,. 8 )' JOHN CUNNIPt' ... _ . ...,, .. NEW YORK Smaller. less tlaboute howie&. Two or more households 11haring one hou.se Smaller a utomobtlea. Smaller families Short.er and l~11s ex· penislvc vacations Wtves work· inti to bnng In a second income W1l1Ul~ly m some instances. rorced to m others, Amencan.s have made many adJWltment.s to rend off the impact of 1nnauon. higher tux~. high interest rate~ :ind. 1n general. economic de teriorat1on TO TIIAT hst might be added a nother a J>O"'-•ble change Ill the trend of Americcin worker-, to retire by age 65 or before. a tr~nd that got its greatest 1m petus from tht> enactment or Social Security tn the 1930!. Now . rl'\l'ar c hers Sa). e\ 1dence 1s hutldang that more Amencam; will be delaying re llrem~nt, not only because or federal leg1s lallon dcla)·tng mandatory retirement to 70 from 65, but because or severe mflation StudJci, by Morgan Guaranty sugge~t "th •re 1!1 a good chance that the dtoeadc of the eighties will se.: a reversal in the historic pattern· a rising, rather than a ralltng .. part1c1 palion rate for older workers.'' IN 1900, the study shows. two of every three men aged 6S or more were at work or were look rng for v.ork liy 1950, JUSt undE-r half of that age group was tn tht- work for C'c And b y the m1d-1970S only 20 percent The trend of retirement at 65 or before ha<t b<.'t.'n mort-pm nounct'<l for v. omt·n :ibo, dnr11tt• thc1r 1nnl'a.,1ng pn:.,<:n ct m the labor lorC'e Uut anal)st.'I w<>nder 1r that trend also might bend before ll\flation "At today's underly1n1 raw of inflation or close to 10 percent ... the Morgan study pornts out. "the buying power of the dollar would be cut in half in a scant sev e n years ." The rule of thumb· to find the years 1t takes to halve the dollar. divide the In· flatlon ratemto 72. Cost of ·Ii ving escalato r s might k~p Social Security pay· m c nt s at abo u t th e ~ame buying power Ln the future . but tha t isn't at al l true o f most private pPn s1o n <,, which have n o \U ('h cu""''"" automatic in crea aemechams ms These financial factors -plu.'I gr eater hie ex~tancy. a p0i5s1 ble need for their expenence, and a change m the mandatory retirement age -could make thems elves felt ver y soon , despite government pro1ect1ons Whal is certain 1s that the 80 -year dec line 1n w o rk part1c1pation by those 65 or over 1s sloWUlg. and it isn't difficult to draw a correlation between that ract and the realJty or worserung inn a lion. IT ISN'T all bad If many older worke~ are rorced to d,. lay retire ment 1l could '>O hl' J'> many problemi. as rt crealt-!. Social Security could ~ent or course. from havmJ worke'll pay Into the plan over a longerj work 11pa n. while recelvtn:.al beneflt.s from the wisdom. sk"-", and steailler work performan~: of older workers . "'1 But in another context , fft workers are forced to delay r~. tirement bfocuuse of finances ii, wall mean a little more yea:C.1 gone o ut or the Amerlcatt, dream. THE YOUNG learned 1l. the.>° ca n 't buy houses Drive~· learned 1t. they can't arrord b!Jtl' cars f'am1lles learned 1t. they can't reed, clothe and educate if. many children as they once could. Vacauoners learned it~ they can't travel to Europe lhU. year Waves learnel1 11 . they we nt back lO work for the fmC' th1ng1, but 1nflat1on 1n~tcaJl grabbed the money Dream:. today com e at t<><• great a pnce. Growers in Super Co-op fRESNO <AP> Officials of Sun Maid growers of Calrfomo. and Diamond·Suns "A>cet In~. hav e announ ced a JO trit market.mg agreement to form v. hat one SP9kesman called ttw .. co op of co OP'> " Younger workeri. h:el I ht· com pelll ron rrughl dela't thl'tr pro gre" but man) of th"m al'><i might bt-Ji(rt-all) r"11<:\ r·d l<> r1· jlltt• thJl VJm•· til tht• tiurden 11f µa) 1nj! pt-n"''"" ~11uld ~ l<tl..t-n orr their "ihoul<frr- Th<' new (·ooperat1ve v.111 bi· called Sun·01amond <;rowers of California Combined !>ales of ~un \laid Ha1'>1n .... Diamond ~ alnuU. and Sun!'>v.t.-et Prune: an• l·xpcctl'd ltJ reuch about S500 million annual!\ Sun Maid prc'>1dent Frank Light !)a1d th1• mot I\ at1on for the agre<'m<"nt i-. ' u n 1 .., J I :ind !'> e I f . d d 1· n, • · Jl!Jln\I ldr$(t•r <:O 'IP'> .. (), •·r Th•· Count•·r ..USO Li,tiitq\ It • . j,. lp• and Due.rtu .... 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()ti JI, j I• 011 lo.."• MUTUALF --------..-,. .. ,_ .,., .,,..._ .. .. .. -.. -_._ .. _ ,__.. -... -,.. -..... -~ -... -.... ---------. --..--. --. .... . .. -.... • I • BUSINESS I STOCKS NYSE COMPOSfl'E TRANSACTIONS i i 1• Foridey.Auguate. 1980 N ~V PILOT AJ3 Dow Jones Final Up 3.75 CLOSING FIGURE· 954.69 Used Car's Cost Could be Bargain By MILTON MOSKOWITZ Who sells the most cars" The same company that rents the most cars: Hertz. a division or RCA Hertz sells cars after it 's through renting them Last year 1t managed to sell more than 50,000 or them off 138 lots it's operating across the country Since it has beeome such a big seller of used cars. Hertz has also evolved mto the unofficial stat1st1 c1an of the business. Every year it disgorges a mountain of mrorma· lion on how used cars are sold. The data underlines what a big business this is In 1979, Americans paid $66.7 billion to buy 18.S m1lhon used car-s. The average price paid $3.602 THE USED CAR MARKET, m terms of number of un- its. lS much bigger than the new car business Jn 1979. Americans bought 10 3 milLion new cars (eight m11l10r. domes1Jc-bu1lt, 2.3 mllhon imporu.i Where are used cars bought? The Hertz data show that more than 40 percent are sold by the same people who sell new cars. franchised automobile deale rs. In 1979 they ac- counted for 7 8 m1lhon of the 18 5 m11J1on used cars sold After them come the P'-1.re used car dealers -they sole! 3 3 million The other 7 4 m1Jlaon was sold m pnvate sales S 4 rrulhon in sales to "strangers ... two mil hon in salei. to relatives and rnends What elst' do you ·want to know about the used car busl.Jless" Here a re some of the glitte r ing stattslH's gath<-rcd b} Hertz In 1979 th e typica l us ed car Money Tree rurcha.sed \\as :rn mterme<11ate-s1zed sedan 2 86 year<.. 01d. drl\'en 29.090 miles. equipped with PVwer options and aar cond1t1orun~ -A typ1C'al domestic passenger car has an .ivera~e of thre-e ov.ners dunng its lafeume -BETWEEN 40 AS O 45 percent of all cars ar~ suU on the roetd after 10 years or operation -B~ the l5lh }ear only 5 percent of the vehicles of any model year are s till running -The average used car pun:hased an 1979 rrom a new car dealer cost $4.196. from a pure used car dealer. $.1,678, and from a private party ( f nend or otherwise>. $2,871. · -Pnces go down, of course. with the age of the car. Jn 1979 the car that was one year old with average mileage of 9.860 sold for $6..296. A one-year-0ld car with mileage of 13,220 went for SS.034 Two-year-old can wtth mileage of 20.000 sold for $4,079 Cars seven years or older. with more than 66.000 miles oo the gauge. sold for Sl.019 "Our research indicates that thr ee out or fo ur Amencan moton sts buy used cars as their pnmary form of transportation almost entJrely beeause of the relative econom) of th~ vehicles." s rud Wilham Welty, a Heru \'Ice president.., lD a statement that belabors the obvious lJSEO CARS A RE NOT only cheai't'r to bu) but C'heaper to operate than oew ones. Hertz points out that "every extra Sl.000 spent to buy any car costs an add! llonal $.595 m more interest. m.surance and taxes over a three-year penod " At that rate, adds Hertz. 1t may even pay to buy a used b1g car rather lhan a smaU new car. Hertz has more than 250.000 cars and trucks m its fleets. Many of these are big cars. And they would like to 5ell them to )'OU. Hence lhell' Lntense Lnterest m the used car busm~ St~lu I• TIN" s pol",,,., ._IE,!1 ~ •:P,:,. 11~~ "'~ :i~ Ml'• Yon. ~oc• E ·cr~ .,~. V..O•f"lllJ Ml~lty •t mott-lf'\.ln \\ Softy C,0.p I (Ml .0: p_,,.,., tol• lt.<i) ao.+ng ' • ~ a.lO ISM ..W...O.. <iCAllPk s:~ 6'lO aw....... s:1 toc ,,,.rrAI L t'f"t tfl(" NO --Inc .. I 100 ,.,.,_ T ~ T 4"J IO) AUR>chll \ l/(10 !OJ Al. 111!>"'1 -.)4 .00 w"""''' Jot•~ -· )'/~ ~· U l lOO ~llD <:.en> is: - 10 .. s , 11 .. 0 l .. ... T 11 .. I • ... ' I. ,, ....... l 'ps a nd Doarru ... .. .. . ' ... EW YO'!K ""' '"" •ollO••nq 1•<1 ~ tr. ,... Yort. \loc.9' Ea,~ ''~"" .. ..., ,..,,.,.,, , ... , ...... 00"" "° "" """"' ...., -t~ ,,_, o.u•o on .-.Cf!tlt of Cr.."90 r-rdltt• Of ¥Olum. lot 100.• flrlfn ~"'''~ tf.ct•no tw'Ow' u ~· '"'" ' ( .. ..,.,, _....,_ ..... ,~(..._ .... , .. Otfletf>M~ ~ Ow ~•WtOY\ ctO\•"'Q PIK•'11'CS~Y \f'IOO"Off(r u~ LA\I 111 V!~(j\ , ... ~ eo...v.i .... ' l)'O.IOO ~\nCO 1""2 1)('5(l(l ,.._o,, .,.., 10~ l'Oll >......o.IM •• lOC °""""Oel 'U.CO -"Jpr-.lt>O ' 01600 Mt<I• r,,,n. k-00 s.,ni ... Coro ... ~ , ....... ..100 ffefab "'EW VQP< IAPI ~,,..Of•("' toc:lrd• n 11 ... l • i· .x • 11 .. H• ........ 1 • t,J ,, . . ' . C-1171\. A-""-' US 0.-\lltM!IOf" LtH II:,."""'" 4' OOl•*"f1 Zinc: l~ '""",. N1UM °""""''"° ''"' '3 41t(Jl d ('IOUt'f'f M •f"t_UJ""f \A('t? ()' 0. ' Iii••• Plolh"""' \OoC' \040 lrO• Of N 'f su~er ,, A•• OM. v PILOT Frl~. Auguet I. ,_, GENERAL NEWS Woman Skater Eaces Xrial 'l'TEVENS POINT. WlS <AP> O.ptte her lawyer'• ~llluUonat claims, a Steveu P<Ut woau mmt fac:. char& ol toll T lk•tla• la tbe llreel. Circuit Jlldl• llobfft .ltllkiaa cllaapeed with dtl .... au.or.y John Runde that Jana Suchy, is. waa ~ d\af Pf'OffN wben Ucte\ed lut month for .W.Unt • dly ordlnanee ai1tn1l 1kllln1 on • •tl'Mt. The mot on to d mlaa the ticket was c.lenled, • and U.. t\IQe achedulecl 1 pmnaJ conference Aua u. Jeeklol aid that the ordlnancu IJI rnsonabfo bffause roller k•llrtl In st.rffll lnterleres with prop•r ui.e ot roadways and 11 1nh~rtnlly daqerou&. ~••u Asaembly m an Wllllam l'~lantc, R·Gr enbraau, has introduced n b ill he 1ay11 will firevt•n l u Cu ltf or n u · • Lov<' tuool ' •. The bill. now m <.·omm lll l'l', would prohibit bulldmt: homoK within 2.000 reel or haiardous wui,ttt sltett .,. ... ,..,..,... Surveg Slaote• Older Women Face Job Bias WASHINGTON <AP> -THe number or older women i.n the workforce ls lncreaslng. but dis· cramination aaalnsl lhem re · mains widespr ead, private study uya Women 4S or older often are "segregated into dead-end jobs" wllh llltle chance of advance· menl, accoriling to a survey by ··w orking Women." an or- ganization representing about 10.000 wome n pnmanly in office JObs Ellen Cassedy. d1rector for the or ganization's Washington of· flee. said while discrimination laws generally appear adequate, they are not s ufficiently en· forced. She said older women "face areater barriers m lookmg for a JOb" and many are afraid to leave low-paying Jobs ''because they are rightly arrald of going on the job market after the age of 40 ... At 40. women are considered over the hill. denied promot10ns and t rauung and are underpaid and overlooked. said Ann South, s taff dirertor of the women's caucus ln Congre1111. Mrs . Cassedy also urged changes In pension la ws, saying most companies provide "tn· adequate pension benefits for women." S he said the survey, begun in Oc tober. included 1nterviews with more than 200 women ln 10 cities as well as disculls1ons witl'J federal regulatory officials. She said there are about 4 m11l1on women over 45 m lhl' "'orkfor cc. and one-thi rd of tho!-.e over 55 depend solely on their own incom e OUT THEY GO AT SAVINGS OF 10% to 72%. 2 arehouse and DAY WE'RE INSIDE OUT FOR THIS PRICE-SLASHING SALE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, AUG. 9 & 10! SOME QUANTITIES LIMITED! MANY UNADVERTISED SPECIALS! 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Mary MaJ avas1 was down on her knees, praying, pleadina with God to save her husband.. He bad collapsed during the first day of National Football League meetings in Hawail last ye.r. A devout Catholic, Mrs. Malavasi knew she needed all ot God's help to pull ber husband, Ray, through to another season as bead coach of the Los Angeles Rams. Good fortune was not oo her side. Her husband was ref used admission to one hospital. She says the hospital dido 't have space. Mrs. Malavas1, who is a registered nurse. was con· vinced that her husband's heart disease problems and hypertension bad added up to a heart attack. TEA.BS WELL UP in her eyes when she talks about the chaotic, frightening events of that March day . .. 'Ibey didn't realize that I was an R.N. at the time," she recalls, of the hospital rejection ... I cried, I said 'I've worked in an emergency room, I'm one of your own.' Well, it didn't do him one bit of good. I'll never forget that as long as I live." Malavasi was finally admitted to another hospital and treated, although the incident was not diagnosed as a heart attack. Nevertheless, Mrs. Malavasi was both shaken and furious. "I called the newspaper myself when I got to the hotel that night. I figured that if they'll treat him like that, (someone) who's got the NFL (National Football League> behind him, God forbid. The poor, ordinary citizen coming over there doesn 'l have a chance.'' The Huntington Beach resident had good reason to fear for the life of her husband. In 19T7, an annual physical revealed an abnormal electrocardiogram. An angiograph, or X-Ray picture of blood vessels, showed severe coronary disease; blockage of the main arteries feeding the heart muscle. He was rushed into surgery for a quadruple-bypass operation. MRS. MAIA VASI COULD have said enough with football and the &tress and anxiety carried with each season. She could have badgered him to quit. But that's not Mary Malavasi. In spite of the hypertension, in spite of the major heart surgery and in spite of· the hectic practice and game sc.bedules, sbe•s backed him all the way. "How do you take a man who loves what be does so much that it's his whole life and his whole heart' and take it away from him?" she asked. "l think I love him too much to force him to be a semi-invalid," she adds. "If someone said he'll have five happy years with comparilion to 10 miserable years -no, I'd sa1 give him the five happy years. Sure I would suffer but I'd rat.her my suffering than him." Lest anyone think Mn. Malavasi benignly follows on tbecoattailsofberbusbandof25years, think again. She speaks her own mind on just about any subject, always punctuating statements with her firm belief that God calls all plays on Earth. Sure she's looking forward to hooting and hollering for the Rams at their new home in Anaheim Stadium. Althouah her Huntinaton Beach horre 1s filled with sports rnernorabilia . Marv fllalavasi savs . . the farrily is not consumed bv the oiosl<in soort. to tax every electronic component of a cassette tape re· corder. Take sports writing, for example . She has a "few" words for writers who cover "her boys," as she affec. tiooately calls the team players. "There has been many a sports reporter that has done an awful lot of damage," she says, bristling. ''I say, and I've said it before, and I'm going lo say it again: •Hey buddy, you·re going to come under the same Lord that I'm coming under and He's going to say 'Hey, l"'gave you a talent, who did you destroy with it? " 'And you're going to pay for it. If there's a God above judging me then He's going to Judge you rn the same way.'" On the other hand, Mrs. Malavasi has been glowing over the potential football career of her son Bill, a former linebacker for Edison High School. The 18-year-old youth is off to the University of Kansas this summer. where he js vying for a football scholarship. Others in the Malavasi clan, though, have sought careers outside sports. Dennis, the eldest at 24. is e nrolled in a managerial training program at a mem- bership department store. MAUREEN, ?2, IS married and lives in Huntington Beach where she's raising her ll·month-0ld daughter, Al· Uson. Sheila, 21, has gone into real estate and Bryce, 16, continues his studies and athletics at Edison . "In many ways I think it's been tough for them." In addition to the ctulllng Hawati incident, team owner Carroll Rosenbloom drov.11ed off Flonda in April 1979. The Rams' promotions director died of a heart at- tack. the team publicist had a lodney transplant and the team physician reportedly w~ stricken with a heart at- tack Add to that th~ scuffle created by the firing of Steve ' Mary Malavasi speaks her own mind on j ust about any subject. always punctuating statements with her firm belief that God calls all the plays on Earth. Rosenbloom by his st epmother and new Rams president, Georgia, and you had the makings for a tough season. The onslaught of player mJuries dJdn 't help boost team spints. Mary MaJavasi looked upward. "I thought 'Okay, this is it. The good Lord knows what he's doing. He's .got a plan for each and everyone of us . Obviously there's a reason fo r us all to learn and this is obviously how He thinks we're all going to learn. Mrs. Malavasi says of her children. "They've traveled a great deal. They've been taken out of schools. They've "\'OU CANNOT FIGHT the plan of God." she con· had to leave their friends and make new friends.·· ·tinued ... because 1f you're gomg to fight 1t and you're go. And for Mrs. Malavasi, pre-season practice can be mg to try to do it by yourself. you're going to wind up in a lol'\ely period when lier husband spends three or four real trouble ... _ days al a time at the Cal State Fullerton tra1mng canip. . Now Mrs. Malavasi is not one to walk away from a ;But Ray never forgets to call her three or four times fight. a day, she says, to talk business or just fo r some chit-chat A good defense requires a firm defensive foothold. and a quick "I love you." "We had a lot of conversations and I don't always When the regular season begins, he's home each agree with what He does and I tell Him that. But I'll say night. She rarely travels with him to out-of-town games. this is what we're gomg to do. that's what you want. It's She figures the football schedule of eight away games not my idea. but we'll do 1t." · And don't tey to tell her the team won_'t haye another dur.~g the regular season is less ~rying than other com· In her book .. that homestyle spiritual diplomacy ~ -· .f!.r'a"~~ ~·r ·• ~,...oh,am9~W> . .and-.. o{_ ,~1&t.ill.'l.U~1 rts. ~ ~ seemed to have naid off. The I?..~ ov~~·.a ino~· . --•. , -.r~ ""''" • ,. . ,-~ ' -: . :t;: .-:-")~~~?.!)., .'!'1 t ~'.~ :-~~':-~ :-.. ·-47~ • l<'-.. -~ -~~ ~,,-_>--:·: ~v ~>';~ .... t'"•' -l:'~~it-;,;a.·~? <"·, •i->i ~uiil • . -cl>urse, pet . .. .-~ ---~.... .~--..:~~···· ,_r .,_ -:-,).,.. ,. '11t..1"'9-....,._.-.--~ ...-----.... ~.-..., "'-~ But she's not just the wife of Ray Malavasi. The SO. she says. "But I was reading a piece in t . A. Times room. ,- ' ' ' \ l ~ year-old mother of five packs too mucb zest and energy this morning about what Cyndy Garve~ said of how her Mrs. Malavasi gives much of the credit , though, to to simply be a spectator in life. husband (of the Los Angeles l?<>dg~rs) ~gone often and the co~ching staff. Mrs. Malavasi works part time at Huntington Valley how lonesome it can be. I can identify with that, but then "Ray has a rule 'and always had a rule that at mid· Convalescent Hospital. Last year, she started an elderly again those men are gone so much or the lime. That must night. whether you've won or lost, if you've won, you can board and care bome in Huntington Beach. And she was be very, ~-:ry difficult." . . celebrate till midnight. If you've lost, you can cry to mid· appointed by Gov. Jerry Brown to serve on the 1980 Re~lizmg so.me.of the Y0':111ger team wives rmg~t be night. But one minute after midnight, it's a new week ; a Orange County Fair Commission. hard bit by thell' first e~penence with the professional new game." she s ays. You can also catch her chatting with her good, bud· leagues, ~rs. Mal.avas1 has . ~tarted an annual get· Still, the Super Bowl defeat at the hands of the Pitts· dies cm a CB radio. Her handle or call name is 'The together dinner social for the wives or players, coaches burghSteelerswasdifficultforthe headcoach. General," coined by former Rams' bead coach Chuck and team staff. He arrived at the after-game team party at the South Knox. Coast Plaza Hotel and immediately went up to his room. Tbe Malavasis have lived in the same modest YOU WON'T FIND her in the kitchen, though. She "Everybody kept congratulating him and everybody tract home since ma, when Ray quit bis coach.in& posi· says she can't cook, except for fixing hot dogs, TV din· was happy and he didn't understand this," Mrs. Malavast tim wltb the Oakland Raiden to become the Rams' de· ners and meat pies. recalls ... Hesaid 'Whyare theyallsohappy,we'velost.'" fmll.e eoordinator. Only CJD rare occasions do auto-In fact, Coach Malavasi is the chef of the house, and · srapb •rihl yoanpten rtq the doorbell. she says the 4.9-year-0ld West Point graduate can whip up "SO THEN GEORGIA Rosenbloom came and she SM aeaftS at the idea ol being the celebrity of tbe a tasty gourmet lasagna dish or a mouth· watering pecan asked for him and he came down, had a few drinks and Delpbarbood. Tboqb ber home ll filled with tropbl• ple. started laughing and was fll,1e,." plaqw, team pbotolraoba, autosrapbed footballs and The two met at an Anny Christma:; dance at Fort The way Mrs. Mal~vas1 f 1gures it, you 're not going to otbm" IPOl'tinl memoratilia, sbe aa)'I the family la not Belvoir, Va. She was an Army nurse just returped from a la~t in the football busmess ii you stick to a .. win or die" COUIGmed by the plptln apart. tour of duty in Korea. He was a young second lieutenant. philosophy .. ''Wiim we pt toaetber, we don't alwa)'I talk about They married six months later and were off to a foot· So. at ~mes, she has to temper her husband's hard· lootblll, we'ft pt our own llWe worlds tJwak God. I'm ball coach.in~ position with the University of Minnesota. and-fast attitudes. ftr1 tbmktal that J have tbe nun1q pre;,..-. because Mrs. Malavasi probably would agree that the 1979 . ''Sometimes I .have to slow hlm down," she ex-J~~llt~ • I ca 11t llllt1D..,, world." · ...... WM tM .... ~el * w .. .-~.. _1. ·plains, ''to make him look at the forest and not an tbe Sllie'll talk about tlall or that. ad at a pece 10 awtft u coachlnl experience wit.Ii colle1e and professional teams. trees." -, \ '., ' ••• ,. l·it . f ........... ,11 •• , ••••••• , •••• ~,.-.. ......... ,...~-·--.... -'=' I t -CWlY~OT Niese Cashmere Last Word VANCOUVER, Brituh COlum • CAPJ - Wbal'aaafter t.bu •baby'• tyeluh. tom.e. frotl\ u.e Wb'of • Aalatk aoat and to1t.a M.a? It'• a man'a ault made from CbJHH ~••lt=sn. aod a klca1 c~er •bo Hila lh• 1uU1 Uya U.., antM lutwonlln lijXUJ"')', .. lt'a probably UM moat expensive cloth 1n NOl'UlAmttk•,''N19J oM D. Gr9¥. men•a wear aa.._.., for r.dwarCl Cll•P.mu Ltd • • J\ 'a a oa~ '-•·u.tlaMhlltW'Y lhlq .• But UM bud tadof'C'd •Wt.I.....,., a lmf'd at lh ·~ UetUUVt'-lhey're l.Atended for the JOUlll_~an '.,,..,. wantto male an l Jon and prtC't'! ..... • M 80 ~t." he •aid. "Tbey'"' the C..-tlalt pew up with 1DllaUon, and Mah f'OI~ -~ ..... all that mU<h tot.Mom "It'• tbe middle-aaed consumt'" •ha don't b«-Uevet.beprice," said Gray Wool ror the fabric C'Om from the ~on un dettoata ol K hour aoau fraDJ\I tn t~ moun. U iu ol M0114tol1a and Ch&nl Gra) sa,y t~ llff<'~ La dtW combed out by hand or ~lerted from t ht> IJOWMI and bushes Tbe neece l lh<"n st"ot to Srol.land whef"f It u carded, comtM!d a nd woven into> am A <"Uhmcni overcoetmay~lheOetteofJOor,.oau.t The suits are mitdti to order m Tonv\lo h' WarreoX. Cook. Shop for The Birds PORT L£E. NJ tAP l J oru Cuctio· f't11al hu •U'tn.1 nl rull'll for ~pie who enlu hf>raton.o FiBl ol a.U . lhe btrda cllfl do whatever they pleue and. 1ttc>nd. walch > <>ur hmauaae The 27-yt'ar old Lodi womWl unab~u~hcdly allo•a btr paJTOta and rU(k•loos to be out an the open ln her •hoi>. called .. Panot Om: " She dls>t lhtlr r alhcn. 50 they ~'OO'l ny out lhe rroo1door Andsht'" att'ht'~ <'ulltOm«'~ hlte a ha~ k • ''l'tw blnh o rt• out 1 n l ht' open~ here people r•n toud1 th.-m Hut I m 't'r) proteeuve," she utd 'Tm Hn i.lrit·t abC>ut un.)u~rvised kids. I don "t like my bards to be teased or lormml~ · And for eood reason Some of the bards sell for a• mu('h &ll Sl.800, are hand·tamed. have I r14.' \'Ot"abulaf'les and ire rented out for l hlldrt-n' part1e!> Sht> al'° ~•lche~ their language. "That's .inolhl'r rule be~ no cursma I can't un· rlt-n.land why ~meont' would teach profanities tll lh.-parrot It':, \'mbarrassing tot.he bird and l ht• llW1l\'r " Father, Brothers, Husband All Cheat ed on The ir Wives J)EAR ANN LANDERS· My fat.her ~as un faJtbtuJ to m y mother. My brother5 always cheated oo their waves and the)' are stLll at at. Illy bulband bas cheated on me for as long as I ~ remember , even though I have never re- ~ bim. He can get all the sex he wants at llolne. In fact. I could use more. I would be able to accept his unfaithfulness d only be would say, "I'm sorry." But be won't. Time aft.er Li me he has said, "Why does at bother you so much., It doesn't mean anything. I'm still here. ain't P " You would think after 42 years I wouldn't care any more. but J do. We both work in the church· and I die a.nside "hen people tell me what a wonderful person he as. If they onh knew! r have no best friend because my husband · has s lept with e very woman who used to be my best friend. I am 64, t oo old to change. Divorce is out or the q uestion. I love hlm. There's not a single person on earth I can talk to. so thanks for listening, Ann. -UNLOVED IN TEXAS DEAR T EXAS: Since you have u cepied the fact that yoar husband ls going io c:oatlnue to ,.. ~ and yoa wUI never leave him, I'd like io make a QUHtloa to help reduct the aaxiety. . v .. need 90meooe to talk io -a persoo •ho wW l.i5kn ID a nonjud~m~tal way while yee pear yoa.r heart out and even u ream your wad all U yoa feel like it. Make an appoiatmeat tritJt a c-..elor. ObvkHasly yoa t'an't do macb alMHrt Clutt a.Dry cat wlllo loets so ••woederfaJ'' io t.lte clllllrdt1oers, bat yoa wUJ feel a lo& bet&er aft.er yoa get rid of yoar boUJed.ap u 1er. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I would like to say a word to the woman who as rontemplaung mar· n age to a man who ha:> a '"f1 ve-year·old C'linker .. I m<trrted a m.m \\Jlh t"o clinkers. One 1:,, A n11 ~anders 13. the other 17. The d1sruptton these children have caused between my husband a nd me as un· believable He doesn't have )Otnt custody. but we have yet to enJOY a calm holiday or a weekend alone together smce our marriage NotJung can damage or destroy a marnage fa s te r tha n re'>entful and uncooperative children These two s~m to thnve on their mother's bitterness and their father's guilt. J am compassionate by nature and bave tned everyUung under the sun to get along with the hellions -mcludm~ counsel.J.ng, which helped save m y sanity . < ll didn 't help with the children, however. The> are unreachable ) That old sayuig. "Blood 1s thicker than water ," 1s certainly true. If that woman who wrote to you hasn"l mar· r1ed the man yet. and her relat.Jonship with his c hildren has not improved, I hope she will run. not w alk, to the nearest exit. -WISll l HAD DEAR WISH: Thu.ks fer a &estlmoalal to sappon oee of my buic: &ales for Suvtval. .. Take a do9e look at t.lte cMldrm from fonDer m arrtages. They are the priDcipaJ ~uoa for bu t.ape.•• CONflDENTIAL TO NOTIDNG BUT THE TRUTH. SO H ELP YOt.:: Yes, I wCK&ld say luck bas a lot to do wltb my su~ceu as a syn· dlcat~ cohun11ist. I am lucky I like hard work. There iii satt ple nty of It. [ __ B_o_r_o_s_r_o_p_e __ ) ARJES C March, 21-ApnJ, 19J : You have chance to 1mpnnt style. in1ttate po!Jcy, get to heart or matter.-. Lovt• ii. in picture as you com· plete a very important cycle. You have rare "second chance" to be fulfilled, happy -and more financially seC'ure. A child could be in· volved. TAU RUS <Apnl 20-May 20): New approach provides answers to dilemma resulting from leases. property, stubborn "authority figure" who Sttlll.l> 11\lent on making IJ.fe difficult. Ob- tain tunt from Anes message -pol.ash "preseo· tahon." You will make reaJ progress. GEMlNI <May 21.June 20): Forces tend lo be scattered; lunar aspect is favorable and short trip results 1n valuable contact. Cancer. Leo. Aquanus oat.Jves fi gure m scenario. You gatn rare insight into motives of one who lS at- tempting to manipulate you. CANCE& (June 21·July 22>: Elements of timing, good Judgment. expenence and luck com bine -financial bonanza could result. G~mlni. Sagitt.arius natives figure in scenario. Expand base of operations. You can a ttract ·~ubstantiel" invest.ors. range pros~cts come into focus. Capricorn. Cancer persons figure in scenano Lunar pos1· lion h1ghlaght.s travel. spe<:ial publications, com· munication. ph1!osoph1caJ-educaliooaJ concepts. Older person shows way to transform apparent Joss into possible profit. CAPRICORN <Ott. 22·Jan. 19): You gain access to credit ratings, financial prospects. potential. 1.nvestment data which could enable you to successfully close a transact.Joo or sale. Anes. Libra persons -and \he number 9 - figure prominently. AQ ARJUS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18) · Contractual arrangements, obligations claim att.eotJon. Leo and another Aquanan play key roles. New start is necessary. Play w1th "fresh cards." Message wall become increasingly clear. Love is lo pie· ture; judgment clouded if you rush into de- cisions. PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20): Job gets done as you gaJJl cooperation from co-worker. one who shares interests and joins you in perceiving potential. Cancer. Leo. Aquarius persons figure pro~eotly. Accent on special servicd. employment, unusual message from relative in transit. LEO <July 23·Au g. 22): You can rebuild, make co~tioos. def"me meanings and make escit.ing, constructive contacts. Cycle is such ~6 b too "011nu that you can successfully take initiative. lead, 1riay e .i j -~ pioneer and assert views in positive manner. · Scorpio, Aquarius persons figure prominently. MIAM I <AP>. -Lemotl~ Sm>lb of Bal vt&GO <Aug. 23·Sept. 22,. Get glim pse Har bour let~ presidential election_s com_e and go .. badtstage." Look behind ~es Deal wilb before he decided he was fed up with bemg a re- oee who rept e-seots club orga~iiation o r gistered De m ocr a t aod .swit ched \o the . -~~.-.-!Mot~~•\.f!Ul~.i ... --~ ,r~.-~·~ 'f¥!: ''4""·1.Jh · l:fc~:t'lt·N..~ ftp.re promiMn y~ if&; foll pl:: to ln~ll~tua1 Tbe former mov e theater chain ex~utive c8J10l.itY. Change occurs -it is beneficial says come Nov. 4. three weeks before bis 101Sl J.181lA (~pt. 2l ·Oct . 22): Desi.re is bi.rtbday;heplanstovotefor Ronald Reagan. '9lftlled; friendsbip ii rekindled. You have oew ~Y · TUXJ Phones In 'San A ntone' SAN ANTONIO VALLEY CAP> -With Just lwo telephone~ rn at~ 136 square·m1le area, it's cuy to forget that San Ant.oruo Valley s1u Just 30 m1le11 from lht bustling street.a of San Jose. And the people or "Slln Ant.one" couldn'\ be muc·h huppu.•r about that. Altogether, lht'H' i.re 140 dwellin~s in this beuutaful valley unt1 the h1Us around IL Twisty road'> through the Coast Range isolate the com· munaty from tht> outside world. Some resident!; haven"t bothered to inst.all t>lectriclly But a lot of them are lookmg forward lo huvang their own lelephane The way 1t 1s nov.. the: t"o pay phones one near I.he Arnold Ranch, the other by the state fire station are I.he onl>-"ay ror residents like Vern Koe:.sler to muke a call SOMf.llM ES BOTH phanes arc broken. And -.omt'lJmt'"> they i.la' that ~ ay for a week. A l'ommon complaint 1s that Pacific Telephone "a1ts loo lonfi( befort' empt) lllg \he coin boxes The phonl~ "on t '40rk "hen they're Jammed ~1\h dJm(.~ For 67 Har old RV4..''>'ler. v.ho has to nde a 1942·vinl.4l~~ mcitorc·' t·lc to one or the phones, that present-. a partJcul.tr h<ircbh1p , has wife tS bednddt>n llr• "anh r<·llable l>en ice for med1caJ emergl•nrw-. Ht> may bt' 1n luc·k The E,·ans Telephane Co. of Patlt-r.m1 ha' apµhl"d to the federal Rural Elcl·tnr1cauon Authority for a Sl.2 m1lhon loan lo :,tart bells nng111g all over Ule vallt'y Not everybody as cnlhusiastJc about that idea "ITS WONDER Fl'L v.1thout a phone," says Evelyn Gehn. "It's peaceful " Then s he remem· hers the time her daughter suffered a concussion and t here was noway to call for help "We put her m the car and made at to Livermore an 30 minutes with ~chool teacher driv· Ulg," she says. "ll'stJmeshkelhat wbenyou want a phone ·· Teen·agers suffer Sometimes youths of lbe valley call the operator JUSt M> they can hear a voiceoothephone, Ms Gehn sa)'S While residents get along ~ ithout pbooes, they do have some modern COOVl'fU~oces. 1oclud· mg CB radios. BUT BECAl'SE the t~O-~<J)' radios have a llm1l<'d ranl'(e. :,omc are mc.od.Jfwd t-le-ctrorucally for a strongt-r ~1~nal That has the 1JQtent1al (Jf d1sturbtn)t television recepuon .. My teleHs10n set looks hke 'enettan blJJl~ v.hen \ht' CB'en. get $(omg," says Ms Gehn Another uncommon !>1luallon r~ulting from the lack of phones 1s that I.he t"o pa) phon('<; are treau-'d with s uch respect that va.ndah.\m has never ~n a problem lnrorrung message'> usuaUy are aru.wered al the fire station by the f1ref1ghters Tht genl'ral store up the Mreet :,erves ai. a message ccnt('r . That l>) <,tl'm usually v.orks fine. but then: have bet>n abUl>l''> One(» a real estate dealer put the pay phon1 'numt,.·r 11n ha<, bu'>1n~ card • I fJUt J lf1p lo tl1.1l '") ~ Ftre Chief 8111 ~t aJl>'JO Speakers, Lunch and Fashions P art Of Wome n .,s Program A s..-nes of three lunC'h·hour programs for career women as bemr.t offered by South Coast Plaza and Saks f-'1fth Avenue beguuung at 12:1S p m . Thursday. Aug 14 All events will include lunch, a fasb.ioo sbow aod speaker The locale 1s the J ewel Court of South Coast Plaza On Aug. 14, the Magic Pan will serve lunch aod Saks Will pres ent L IZ Claiborne 's rau fashions for the executive woman. Andrea Tunks, a lendmg offi cer for B~ of America. will talk about "Money, Ban.kJ..Dg, Women and How to Use Money ·· The second in the sen es. on Aug 29. will in· elude classics by J ones of l"ew York. lunch from the Magic Pan and a lal.k by Chanel make- up artist Phylli.s W11J1ams The ftnal event on Sept 18. as ttUed "Wbal Works With What '. Representauves or Saks wall talk about how to take the guesswork out of clothing purch ases and ens ure a correct wardrobe for the professional woman. Lunch will be served by the Magic Pan. ReserYattons are necessary. They may be made wtth the Saks fas hion office. 540-3233. ext. 217 or 218. Plastic Surg~on To Sp e ak a i Spa Dr. Hugh Crawford, a plastJc sur~eon who says he is concerned about the public image of his specialty. will speak Wednesday at the Park Newport Spa, 5000 Park Newport Drive, Newport Beach. at 8 p m His topi~ will be '"The Plast.Jc Surgeon an Changing Times of Medical PractJce and Publ.ac Awa~." "*"'"...ii nu,·~,~~ J.• · 'i!'t .... »s. • "~ Cra wN • 'N?KPrranm~111·Sa1h:a ·Mfi"11nO(' Newport Beach, s erves on \he st.arr at sever;&) Orange County hospitals. His special loterest is reconstruction or the hand For tnformallon, call 644-4664 11op9-you no tonier•~ aJcae M-.)or adjust-· Ifigurelhatanybody whocaoruolbeScreen .... occur s OD domestic scene. Taur us. Actors' Guild as Reagan did as a ~mocrat lo lbe S1 ngLts Coltndar runs IMO-Ubra and a Scorpio play significant 1940s and 1950s can run the country· . tach W~lday and con ~·A "valuable" 1ift is on the way. Smith said the only factor that eave him rain• 111/onnar'°" on d11 IC»aPI() <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Career op· pause ,before deciding oo Reacan was the can· C1U110n flrO'U1'•· pcrtae.s and ~ ii spotllgbU.d -aet promises com· dldate s age -69. tVtnla open to t~ pubbc '" mtt 1 •'in writine." Steer clear ot .c'bemea Wednesday, he officially chanaed his party lht Orangt Coast arto Art Show -ll8d Mii-deception. ~ your abrewd aide. affiliation, signing a change.of.party form al the Send nollct• to Single• ~ DOdom abouJd not be a major part of DadeBoardofElectJon1. lteodedanlO-yearmar-CoUndor,. Deily Pilot . P 0 Hunting1on Center 4Ufe Stick to 1oaJ-ortented Proeedures. rlage to I.be Democratic ~art.y that ~tarted when Boz 1560. Calta MelO, CA 11'\All ttwu Sun .. ~SA~IGl~-~'-*~~---8.;;._(~N~o~v~.~22~·~1>ec~.:......:21~)~:-=Loa~~•L·~~~b-e_v_oted~-"-°"-W~ill.l~•m~J-e_nrun~-p-B_ry~an~m-1900~-·~~~~~~6-·~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~- MOTICIOP NOMDISCllMIMATOIY POLICY AS TO STUDINTS Th.-achool o_,.rat.ct by Therapeull" PrHchool SttrvlM. Inc. &dmlt11 1tud«1ta d anv tttt. C'Olor. n•tlonal •nd ethnit oriirln to all ttt. n•ht.1. pr1vllf'Jt'I. Pf'()J"ram.. and adlvlUes ir~t1 ~ cw med.- evallabl• lo 1tud"'ll at th• tt>hool, It dOH not dl4'crlmtnlt.e on lh• bHh~ or ratt. t'Olor. natlonel ·~ ............ ~~ ' ~.uon·tpoHc1s. admtsalona POlltltt. l('holen tllp end lo1r1 PfOfU,,,. •nd athlfel~ and QtlMor ~hoohdmlnl11tttf'd ~ram'\ CHRIST LUTHBAM DAY SCHOOL PIESIMTS UR FIRST ' ... , ..... ,. . . -... ..,._ ...... ~ _, CHRIST LUTHERAN PRE SCHOOL 760Vlc ........ Cott.Mne 6Jl-16Jt '"'-=-"'"=~A'fH R ' REGISTER NOW! 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For loat.ance. -8ob Brudl.i.naki is on lM option ytn or h1:-i coolract and has decided to play el~ewhere un leas a new pact is signed by Sept. 7 -Jack Reyookls is ln the i.ame boat lt~ Brudzioski coolract·wise, but hl.S satuaUon hui. re.ached s~h dramatic proporuons he wanlb lO be traded. -Secretly, there are a couple of other cor ner backs mi(fed at the enormous salary John nie Jobnson received fro m the club ($1 1 million). LA, Reds Collide In Cincy ATLANTA (AP) -Glenn Hubbard hil another home run Thursday night -reluctantly. "I hope that's the last one I hit,•• said the Atlanta second baseman after his two-run bl ast in the third inning helped the Hra ves tnm the UOdgers, 4·3., "I've got enough -strength to hit them, but when you start hit· ting them, people start expect· ing you lo hit them," Hubbard said . "Look at what happened Jast night. I just popped out to end the game." The Dodgers open a crucial weekend series ln Cincinnati against the Reds tonight. Burt Hooton (lCM) will pitch for Los Angeles against Mike LaCoss (6-8). HUBBARD HAD drilled a three·nm ninth inning homer to give the Braves • victory over the Dodgers Tueeday night and was the final out of the game Wednesday night when be fouled out with the bases loaded in a 6-2 setback.. Hubbard aha.red the bitting honors with Jeff Burroughs and Bruce Benedict. wbo delivered O.'ft'T .... t ON111ael J J at S consecutive sacdfice flies in the sixth inning following a single by Bob Homer and a double by Dale Murphy. Doyle Alexander r ecorded tus Ioth victory in 16 decisions, al· lowing only six hits before leav· ing with leg cramps with one out in lhe e ig hth. Ric k Cam p finished lhe game, recording his sixth save. "Hubbard's a good player," said .Alexander, who was aboard en a single when the infielder belted his seventh homer into the left field seats. "He's going to be up here a long time. ••J FELT LI.KE I pitched a de· cent game," Alexander added. "It was my usual way. Run the ball in and run it out and change speeds here and t~ere." Alexander was robbed or a home run on a leaping catch by left fielder Dusty Baker. ''I've hit a few out in batting practice, so I knew it was gone." said Alexander, who fan without watching the fii,ght of the ball. "lwas going into second when I ·looked up and saw the ball com· ing back in. I said, 'Wait a minute•:·' -And, u~ It that wasn't eaouah. apirlt on lhe tcom "'Ht l.l1I 1all tam~ low. CL&81.V, SOMETIDNG ia wrong, with Gt-nt'r~d MWlUjt"r Don Klost.ermun cast as the heavy, Coi.di Jl<ty Malavas1 u the innocent b)'•t&mkr amJ Ct'Orgia Roe>enbloom Frooliere a •n ownt>r too bu&y honeymoorung to care. Thl' c·ruit of thl' problem Ls J ohnson's con· tract and Kh.tblerman's policy sU\ce. The Dulce hJ 1Mormcd lht: players he ls ta.king a bard ''and on renegol1at10ns and loans, the latter t·oming ab 3 rt•sult of a dired1ve rrom the top thttt &8ld tht! club was tight on money (Yeah. 'urrrrrre') Actually, those rules have been in the club's t·x1sten<'t! for )'e1trs. The problem is they've re- 1watedly been broken from time to time. K tosterman has decided to play tough and the 1Jlayers are countering by saying, "Wait a minute" THE VETERANS OBVIOUSLY feel cheat· o.lly ~ ... tut! ~ Baker leaped about four reet above the fence to catch the ball and lost ·his cap over the fence in the process. JOHN WAITE TRAINS MORE THAN 200 MILES A WEEK. THE DODGERS j umped to a ~~~~~~ and Steve Garvey lined a ruiJ. scoring single to left. Baker later scored when Ron Cey rorced Garvey al second. ed and thus the standoff. Granted, players who have signed contracts should live up lo those ob· ligations. But those who have asked for loans. or commitments on verbal agreements have a point. now." You can lake tt from there as to whom t<l believe." L0~8 ARE J UST THAT. loans. The club has made them before and 1t 's hard to bdjeve management doesn't have the money to make them again, especially wllen Jam Youngblood was refused one but the team turned right around and gave one to Jobnrue J ohnson. llEVNOLDS PROBABLY said it best when he commented, "They <management) have iso many rules for so many different people, it's bard for them to have any credJb11ity." The problem can run even deeper than that if you ll.slen to Mike Fanning, who says Stevt: Rosenbloom'sdeparturestartedthmgs. As for verbal commitments. Pat Thomas· is becoming h istoric. He swears Georgia and M alavasi gave him their words on renegollating some aspects or htS contract Uus season. "He was a definite loss," &ays Fannjng of the .former general manager. "It was lake he r~ ally cared about us. I don't want to run Duke down. I guess at goes with the tuntory." Although they we re unavailable to confirm or deny those allegations, Klosterman 's answers went from, "We made no verbal agreement." to "We made one. but onl y 1fhe (Thomasi had a good year," to "We're gomg through a transition right IT WAS NO SECRET Steve 's fmne by bis step-mother angered the players. It was St.eve they wanted, not Klosterma n. Added Reynolds : "Don said when he took over thmgs would get better. but ... "H's like they don't care what you've done Target: 1984 HB Cyclist on Hu Way By DAVE CL'NNJSGHAM Of -0.•hPl ... St.tH John Waite 1s JUSl a l5-year-0ld Eagle SMut from Hun· tington Beach. but a lready his rn ends are snapping ptc· tures of him t>eeause they figure he'll be famous someday. "I think he's gomg to the Olympics m 1984." se1ys ('lassmate Frank Zinser "He'c; gonna be really good, so we wanted lo get some pictures now." WAITE IS AcLREADY "really good" at his '>J)eC1alty, track bicycle racing. And he e1gr~ wtlh tus rncnd.'> that someday he 1s gomg to wear t; S. colors LO Olympic com· pelilion. "It's a lot of hard traa.rung, but I can do 1t 1f I k~p my mind on what I want." says Waite. who will be a Junior at Ocean View H.tgh next month. "At least . I know l'm gonna try." Wait.e has nsen to the top LD tus sport rather qwckly. A C.:ecll "'"° coaclws dee .,, .. ,rose racers •aac lliddn. i~t h• tt'aJte cutd persllGUd hi• lo lrtf tlw ..Ul...,e i• rari11g-dee «rack. He didn't enter his first track race until Apnl. and already be ranks amona lhe top Junior racers in the natJoo. WAITE WAS INVITED to the Junior World Track Trials m Encino this weelt and placed fifth 10 the kdometer lime trial with a lifetime best of 1: 13.S. He was the youngest finisher in M>e top fi ve. aod only his age kept him from quallfy1ng for the U.S tum that will compete in Mexico City later thi.s year. "They've got a rule where they won't let first·year juniors make the team," W&Jte laments. "So even 11 I won the r ace, I couldn't go lo Mexico City." lf be can't reap the fruits of victory, why bother eoter- ing? "Because this is lbe national championstup. I want.ed to see oow I coutdao aeainst lhese euys." Wa.Jte reasons. LIKE MOST BOYS. WAITE USED to ride his bake simply fo r fun and trans portatton. A friend of tus father suggested he try road racing, and Waite took the plunge. .. My friends and I were domg a lot of road ndtng, anyway. On weekends we would nde 60 males to Corona and back." Waite says, "and one weekend we rode to San Diego." Although he never won a road race. Wa ite developed a taste for compellt1on and 101ned one of the premier bike clubs m Southern California. the Montrose Cycle Club near Pasadena Miroslav Jung, a Czech who coaches the Montrose racers. saw hidden talent in Wa1te and persuaded tum to try the utumate m racing -the track. ENCINO VELODROME. THE ONLY regulation bicy· cle track in Southern Ca11 fom1a. as the site of weekly m atch racing, a training ground for some of the nation's fmest racers. and will probably be the site of the cyclmg events at the 1984 Olympic Games. Waite had to spend S500 for a s pecialized track bike (some cost as much as $1.000) and learn a new sport. "There are no brakes and no gears. so you can't coast," Waite says. No brakes? How does one stop" -very carerully." Waite replies. . Actually, the racer--must back-pedal whale placing a gloved band on lbe front tire. A TRACK RACER MUST LEARN about sUpstr&am· Ing. blocking, balancing and the pace line. He rides 200 ($ee SF.VANO. Pae:,. Ml BENNY RICARDO Ricardo Walks Out Of Camp By JOHN SEVANO Of-D.i•y~-s.-. It's alm<>Q begmning to look like walldng out of an NFL camp as thechlcUung todotheseday1>. Delrolt Lloos place·lucker Ben· ny Ricardo jomed a loQ8 list ol malcont.evts Tu•day when he walked out or has Oakland University training site in R~hester. Michigan witll team· m dtc AJ "Bubba" Baker. AS USL'A.LLY is the case. both are upset over contract snafU!> and neither seems in a hurry to re· solve their problem or report bat'k to camp . Ricardo, who attended Costa Mesa High. Orange Coast College and San Diego State, told one Detroit sportsY.ritcr. "I don't an- u c1pate gom~ back. He <General Man.iger Russ Thomas> said they'd gwe me what the a•erag(' place-lucker in the NatJonal Foot· ball Leagu~ gets 1 ·m not an averaae pJace·kJcker " The avera~e salary ror punters .tnd place-kickers was $53,000 last .,easoo. according to an NFL Pl a) ers As5()('1allon s urvey. fllCARDO RANKED 11th in field goal percentage among NF<: place·luckcrs an 1979 lit! connect· c.d WI 10 of 18 attempts for a .5-."'JI pcrt-entage, with his longest fil'ld goa I travel ing 46 yard!> By coincidence, t>ot~ Ricardo and Balcer are represented by San F r a ncisco attorney H e rm~n F itzgerald. who met with Thomas Thursday but indicuted that netther side came any closer Lo an agr eement. • <Stt WAITE, Page 8') ., R icardo, meanw hile, has dropP*f outol sieht. The Dodters broke a 2·2 dead· lock io the fourth when Rick Monday singled, advanced to second on Pedro Guerrero's fly to left and scor ed on J oe Ferguson'• bloop single to cent.er. ROCHESTER, N .Y . (AP) -Craig Stadler. despite what he described as an erratic day, believes he's in fin e position to capture the 62nd Professional Golfers Association championship. Curtis Strao1e. Gil Morgan and Bob Murphy. "I didn't play real well al times but then I play awfully good at times," said Stadler, a Winner of $183,297 tbiJ year. good enough for fourth place on tbe money list. "Every time I made a bad shot, { made a 1ood shot to save par. That made the day. time he played a round without at tea.st one birdie. "l have to think 280 is stµI a good target for me. And it ls usually eas ier to play in the m orning. By the alternoon, all the greens are spiked up." Baker aald Alexander threw a 1ood game. "but that's about the tb1rd IOOd one be'• bad against us thll·fUI'· They cot their hlts wben tbey needed them and that'• bow you win. "We didn't bave a whole bmaeb ol apportunlUes." J(eanwbile, Reoie Smith, the 1wlteb-lalttln1 Dodaera out· fielder wbo rec:etftd IO ttltebll .. tail left fonarm alter • ''freak acektmt" ~, nlabt. will be ••ailable fw plDcb ~ dutMI , ton=QndnaaU. u wlll be Nady to p&neb !:JI ... ~~:..--o:.:.· CIDdmlMI and lboald be 16ie to IWt 117 MoedaJ. '' •PGk•mu .......... ..w. ... "I've only shot under par four times on a Tbundll)' and I either won or finllbed high.'' said Stadler who had a 34~ openinl round Thursday, over the 6,964· yard .,_,.10 Oak Hill Country Club course. "That sort of pumps me \Q>. I'm looklna forward to tomorrow.'' "IT WAS A fun day.'' aaid Stadler, the only player in the second half of the field wbo pl~ ln lbe afternoon lO break par. TRI: 17· VEAa..OLD Stadl•. I Ovt·year Favoritel Tom WallOn and Lee Trevino • tourtnc pro who won the Bob Hopt and tbe •bo allo played ln the aftenlooo, came in Greemboro, 1ald be w .. fortunate because at 75 and 74, reapectlye.ly, wblle Jack a.. bad to tcramble to have pan 1bunday. Nlcklaut1 .anotber conaldered ln lhe elus But, be added, every time he made a 1bot of the fteJ.a, 1bot an even par 70. ~..-:. ._._ .. t~ "* ,,.11h .. • ~u_How.,., wauan~ancl~ •rwed blritse on the toiiO,rinj 1ti'Ole ...-ieb enaf>te~r ..__,,no· 6'ut•ard CCJbctnl ron:D~ift(I. bJm ao take a one-1t.roke lead over 1 1roup "I aUll believe that over par will wtn, •• ol five -Howard Twitty, Bobby Wabel. 11ld W~. who couldn't recall the lut TaEVINO, WHO won the U.S. open here in 1988, said be also believes a morning round, which he ~d Wat.son have today, will enable bJm to get back into the hunt. RAMS' OPENER 'IELEJ'ISED Uf'E "I had to fight very hard for the 74," he said. "I bad a lot of crucial putt.s. But there will be one round where tbe winner of lhis tournament will shoot a 73 or 74. It ia impoulble for a person to play four k'M'V will also telecu t tM roundaandkeep ltinthe67or88ranae." other three Rams exhl bitlCll In all 19 playen ln the Oeld of 1.50 shot games live. They Include Wi oar or beuet. includln~ll:laus. contests wllh Dallu (~ · · .. ,. tMfe I 4.~~.;M ~·Wt I mllH6• '~~1 ~, .. ~»M&~ ~. lot't •ald Nicklaus who ti 1eettna a rec· road &•me w\th ·oenver <A'* ord-tytnc nfth ~A Ut.!e. • 23). • ,.., ... .1 '·· ,,,i .. ,,,.,.,..i ..... ,...~, ····• ..... , I Sport a A C9Peule "9p0t1 From the Wottd of lporta Fam Willin g to H elp Keep Csonka in Miami p._ AP .,_.teMll .. mon .. aU 1t tM• IO k.-p llar fullt..ek t • MLUll -l(laml ... bla money t.own ud u m l..arl'J ()emir• Ua a~=· ..,.._, 0... IOftle of lM f -me wl1lLnC IO OWMI' Joeepll Robbie. =c.a.ka. wtlo b9came a rr.....-t.bJa WMk aft.el' a muoh· dald eaetrac:t ctla]MM wttb Robbi•. bad been Heklna -from tbe Dolphlna for 190. But Jtobbje WU willlol -IO llw blm f,230,000. ..,.. .. ,..,.-old fullMdr uked the NaUonal Football t.Mm to free hJm ol b1I contractual obUsaUona after IDfonnecl tbe J>teN ol ~ natua ol the neaotJalk>M. became • tree a1e.nt when he cleat'ed walven and oow CAD CGDLact any NLF d ub to make a deal, lncludiq the Oolpblna. Alt.boqb Coach Don Shula aald the team virtually had conceded it wouldn't be sign.in& Csonka when 1t placed him on walvtn, aome ram appattoUy think it'• worth their mooey to try to keep him 1n MiamL Guido Echevarria Jr .. a Miami businessman. said he's ODnlactinf 20 to 40 fellow businessmen lo alt.empt to raiae the difference between Csonka's demand and Robbie's offer. Another oenson called Csook• 's agent, Ed Keating, lo say be wu willlnl to pay the entire $20,000 to get the matter set· tJ.ed and another fao sent a telegram lo the fullback saylng be •as la..mch.lna a door·to-door fundra.Wng drive. • I ..... •I .... D••-----. • Former Minnesota outfielder WWJe Norwood was de· :• moted to the Toledo Mud Hens of the Int.ernaUonal League ' partly because of defenaive problems. In Minnesota they • playavenloooftheJeopardyTVgame thatgoesllkethls: The answer ls "Catch 22." The question? "What doe1 WU)JeNorwooddowitb100flybaJls." •• .. # l'mtr=~· rr1,,..,.. ... , ....... : Veteran slugger Carl Yutnemlkl triggered a Ill · rour·nm seventh inning with a bunt single 'dJunday night. sparking Boston to a 7 -3 victory ~er Kllwaukee in American League baseball a c· t~n • • . &ea Slagletoa 'a two.out double drove in 8ialtlmore's aecood unearned nm or the s ixth inning, givlng tae streaking Orioles a 2·1 victory over the Chicago White $x. It wu the sixth consecutive tr.umph and 13th in the last 15 games for the second·place Orioles. Baltimore pulled to within sin games of first·place New York where the Orioles open a three.game series tonight . . . Bo Diaz lined a one-out single in the bottom of the ninth mrung to give Cleveland Its fifth consecutive victory and 13th in the last 15. gam es, a H i decision over Toronto ... Baltimore's Steve Stone and Bob Walk of Philadelphia are winners or Baseball Magazine's Achievements of the Month awards. Stone won 14 straight decisions. YASHHMMU while Walk, a rookie, won his first si.x de· dliom of the season. ... 1u B..C. Sl.r .. i tcer; tleac• Ezpe• b J lllln1a pitched a slx·hllter in his flf'St start Ill since returnlng from the 21·day disabled list and Joel Y~ and J erry Monies hit home runs aa 'the New York Mets defeated Mont.real. 7·1. 'Dtursday in National League baseball action • . . lo other omes, BUI Madlock hit a two-nm homer, pitcher Eddle ••omon cracked a pair or doubles and Tim Foll drove in "1ee runs with a double and two singles, highlighting a 16·hit attack that carried Pittsburgh to an U ·3 victory over the Chicago Cubs .. '>~. :· ,:·+ _ ....... · .. ~ .,,I _,,. .·• ) • j . i Pitcher Steve Carlton drove in the even · tual wmmng run and became the National League's firs t 17·game winner a s PhiladelphJa nipped St. Louis, 3-2. Carlton had help from a superb defense and a two- run single by Larry Bowa. The Cardinals' , J ohn Fulgham pitched four perfect innings before the Phillies picked up all or their runs in the fifth . . . Jerry MlllDpbrey rapped out three hits and drove in three ' ~ •uH1s runs and Bob Shirley hurled a four·hJtter for hb first complete game as San Diego beat Hou.st.on, 5-1 • • . Ast.ros pitcher J .B. Rlchard was reported to have bad •:bis best day yet" since undergoing surgery July 30 for re· eoval of a neck blood clot. ................... w. ........ bad1 Tim MauelU's opeDlD kJcltoff 89 ya.rda for a 4 • SEATTL E Cornell We bs t er reced Ell t ou chdown Thursday nP1M H lhe Seattle 9 Seahawk.t Polled 11 14-10 victory over the Atlanta P'1lcona ln the NaUonal •'ootb&U Leaau• exhibition opener for both team.. Wtblter, a 4·yea.r ve~ran comerback from Tulia, took th• klckolf on hit own 2·Yard·llnt and ran up the middle and then down tbe rttht aidellne u lbe Seahawkl took a 7.0 lead Jutl 18 seconds lnto the 11ume. After that. It turned out to be u defenaive struggle betwct.'tl two clube that had more lbao thelr ahare of de· fon•lvc problem• l111t 1eaasoo. Seatuo went with three quarterbacks -Jim Zom, Sam Adklns and rookie: Dave Krieg. Adkins was the only one to get them on the scoreboard again, driving SeatUe from the Allan· ta 47 for a touchdown that broke a 7.7 Ue with 6:17 left lo the optmioa hllll .------·~•ail T eda9 ----- On th.la date In baseball in 1903: JOe McGlnnlty of the New York Giants earned hU "Iron Man" ruckname by picking up bis tblrd and fourth complete game victories or the w~k. beating Brooklyn ln both ends of a doubleheader. 6-1and4·3. Today's Birthdays: Milwaukee Brewers coach Frank Howard. the "Gentle Giant" slugger of the old Washington Senators, b «. Houston Astros outfielder J~ Cruz is 33. lltlfta Cel~ ~a•a C...eflo Larry eo.teUo, one of the most successrul • coaches in the NBA. has been named coach or Utica College. Costello coached the Milwaukee Bucks to the NBA champion.ship in 1971 and is ooe of only four coaches in history to win 400 aames ln the league ... The LA Olympics Organizing Commjttee has ob· lained a blading commitment from the McDooaJd'a Corp. to build a $4 million. 11,()()().seat open air swimmlna and d.lving stadium on the USC campus. It's believed that the stadium represents a first lo Olympic history -that an athJetic facWty has ever been wholly funded by a private firm . . . After an absence ot over 40 years from Olympic swtmmin1. Chln1 m ay have a swim team ln the 19M Games. The Speedo s wimwear company hu agreed to provide coachinl clioica. lraln· Ing facilities and equipment to China ... Bradley UoJvenity bultetball coach Dick Versace deoJes be staged an ii· conau..o leul tryout for a possible recruit from Michigan ... Pat Bn dJey, one of the longer hitters on the womE:n's golf tour, took advantage ot'the s bort par.five holes en route to an eight-under.par 65 and a three-stroke lead ln the opening r ound of an LPGA tournament in Toron· tn ... Roberto. Ell1ondo or Westminster knocked out Norm an Goins wtth two seconds remain.ina 10 the sl.xth round al Olympic Auditorium. Elizondo now has a 15-1 rec· ord ... The U.S. won the qualifying tournament for the World Youth Cup in soccer, galDlJlg a 2-0 decision over El Salvador in P rrnreton and a spot in lbe quarterfinal.& m Vj ashington next Tuesday. T~blon-Radio Followlno are tht-top c,portc, E>vent<, on TV fOT'lloht. Patino.., are: ., ./ ./ I Piccellc:nt: • .t " wortl'l watch1no: .t .t f air : o1 toroet It. n 5 p.m., Channel 11 ..; ./ ./ "' DODGERS BASEBALL: Oodoerc: at Cincinnati Ann<M.lncers: Vince Scullv. Jerrv Ooooett and Poss Portpr Burt Hooton f10-4) t akPs the l'flOUnd tor the Oodoer <,. opp0•;. lnq M ike Lacoss C6-8l as tl'le Dodgers and Reds battle to st av 1n the thick of the race. The Dodoers enter tonloht's oa~ tra. llno first·Place t-4ouston bv half a oan"e, whlle Cincinnati Is t wo 9ames out. • 7:30 p.m., Channel 5 ./ ./ ANGELS BASEBALL: Minnesota at AnQPlc; Announcers: Bob starr. StE>ve Sl'lannon and Ron Falrlv. The injurv·rlddled Anoel<, have cll,,...bed out of tt\e cellar c'lnd trail the next team 1n thP stand1nas Chicaoo -bv four 0-'"'P". Freddie Martinez C1·7l will oopose Darrell Jackson 17·6) In thC' <,licth of eloht home oames to be televised bv t hf' Anoelc,. ThP tPams battled for 15 lnninos Thursdav nloht before thl' Anoels locoed a 4·2 victory on Rod Carew's two-out horner OTHER TELEVISI ON 10 p.m. (4) -BOXING -Curtis Parker C17-0) outc; his U.S. nilddleweloht crown on the line aoalnst Dwight Davison 126-01 In a scheduled 12.round bout from Las Veoas. Dick Enbl'ro and Suoar Rav Leonard r epart. 11 :30 p.m . (7) -PGA CHAMPIONSHIP -A report on earlv·r ound play In the final Bio Four tournament of the Vl'clr. held at ttle Oak Hiii Country Club in Rochester. N. v . RADIO Baseball -Dodoers at Cincinnati. 5 a . .,., .. KABC '790); M in· nesota a1 .Anoels. 7:30 p.m ., KMPC '710). ROD CAREW Care'W Ans-we r s Challenge From AP Dlapatcbes As the . midnight hour ap. proached. Gene Ma u c h . manager of the Minne sota Twloa, Laaued a challenge of sorts to seven·time American League batting cb.amplon Rod Carew. Mauch lost. Carew, a standout in Min· nesota for 12 yean before being traded to the Angels prior to the 1979 aeaaoo. drilled a two..oul, two-nm homer over the n ght· center field fence in the bottom of the 15th Inn ing Thursday night. giving the Angel& a 4·4! victory over the TwUl.S. IT WAS ONLY the second homer of the season for Cw-ew, Ota 'J'\I TotritJlai 0...IWI 5 a t 7:30 but it was a big one a'> th1• Angels won their fourth con· secullve game -a &eaS<w h11!h -while the Twins lost thl•lr seventh in a row. Fred Patek got the Angels RO· ing in the 15lh by leggLDg out an infield lut Wlth ooe out I.arr) Harlow foUowed with a groWldt-r m front of the plate and \o\a.c; thrown out by losmg pitcher Al W1lllarns. l·l. as Patek went to second. Thal brought up th<' lf'fl handed h1tung Carew With lhf' ngbt·handed Williams on the mound ror the Twins and Camey Lansford. a right·handed tutter on deck. it seemed logical that Carew would b4! walked mlln llonally. But 1l dldn"t happen d'> Mauch and tus team pd1d lht· pnce. WHEN ASKED about the de· c-ision after the four hour. 14 minute marathon. Mauch said, ''Don't ask, leave." "I don't manage the other team." said Angels Manager Jim Fregosi when asked his oplll· ion. "Of course, ·caroey 1s swinging a bot bat." Carew. as is his custom re· cently, didn't talk to members of the med.la afterwards. It was a game the Twms shouldn't have losL They outlut the Angels 16· 10 a nd bl ~w numerous scoring opporturuues. stranding 16 baserunncrs lo eight for California. SPORTS BREAK I TRACK Austr&lia Yacht To Beat NEWPORT, R .I. (A P> - Aus tralia, the 1977 foreign c halleneer for the America's Cup, ls emerging as the yacht to beat in this year's foreign trials . THE IZ·METEB boat, with many crew members back from the 1977 campaign, won two more races Thunday to raise its record to 4·0 in the first round of trials for the foreign hopefuls. France 3, the opponent in the fi rst race Thursday, grabbed a two·second lead at the start. But Australia surged ahead and led by 12 seconds at the fi rst mark of the suc·leg. 13.5-mile course. Austraha picked up S4 secoodc; between the t hird and fourth marks and coasled to a one mmute. 49 second victory. Both boats, however, raised protest nags. and a hearing on the matter "'a1> expected today AU~'TRALIA'S SECOND race was easie r a !> o ppone nt L1onheart of England developed mainsail problems and dropped out after three legs. Au stralia was ahead by 53 seconds at this point. L1onheart broke even on the BOATI NG day, topping Svengc of Sweden by I: 10 m 1t.s f1,...,t race. Sverigc'!> problems worsened "'hen 1t developed trouble Wlth the mast and had to "retire" 1n the 1>ccond race against France J . The day's first set of races was delayed by an hour unt1l wtnd!:i reach(.-d seven knots. The v.md1> peaked at 17 knots dunng the ~c<'ond race under sunny '>k1e1> on f<hodc lbland Sound. AFTER TI\O •·uu . dav-> ,,, i.a11tn~ 1n the IH matc·h. ri1Wld· robin 1><'nc"'i. Australia leads the field with 1L'> 4·0 mark. followed by Frcmcc 3 at 2·2 and L1onhcart and Svcn~c at J.J. ·1 ht.• four for c1~n hopefuls. the l arl!c't field o f wou ld·be <'halll'neer. cver 1n Cup com· pet1t1 on. wi ll race• unlll early S+-ptcmber. when the boat w1lh the best record will mef'l ao AmPncan defender for the Cup. The Aml·rwan c::md1datc:. - Freedom. Courngeous and Cltp- per -have completed two Mund"! of trial~ and go at 1t ;i~am 'ltJrt.Jng Aug 19 Mocke tt Tops Foe; Gains Final Eight WICHITA . Kan. -Newport B each 's Na ncy Mockelt ad- vanced to the quarterfinals of the United States Girls Cham· pionships in junior golf with a convlllclQR 7-6 victory over Terri Okazaki d Gardena Thursday. Mockett carded seveo pars and thn>e birdies before closing out the match on the 12th hole. She m et Lauri Rinker of Stewart. Fla., a scratch golfer, 1n the quarterfinals this morn· mg. The semifinals were held this afternoon There were 143 pla} ers m the origmal f1l'ld Briggs Bre ezes Into UST A Semifinals Baseball Standings HOUSTON -Costa Mesa·s Mike ~ advanced to the aemi.fiall ol the United St.at.es Tenni.t Aaaoclatlon'a boys 12· a.nd·Ullller competition Thursday with a •J. 6-0 victory over No. 5 seed Cltil Garner ol Bay Shore, N.Y. Briggs, top·seeded in h is division, won his fourth-straight set and earned the right to face Al Parker or Claxton, Ga. in today's semifinals. Briggs, ll. also advanced to the semifinals ·in tbe doubles play with P.artner Chris Toomey of Poway. The duo disposed of Parker and Chria Hall or AUan· ta, 6-3, 7-6. They'll meet the No. 1 doubles team today in J ohn Boytim or Texaa and Steplten Enochs of Greensboro, N.'C. : CONNELL CHEVROLET Serving Co!ta Mesa /or.21 years. .. Ow~ltYowO.,..,._., 2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa ~ , .. 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Cup match. 1 p.m. (22) -SOCCER -Scheduled Italy vs. Ensland ln a European Cup mutch 2 p.m. (2) -TENNIS -The women's singles final ln the U.S. clay court champ1onsh1ps from Jn. dia.napolis. (4) -WESTERN OUTDOORSMAN - Higbli,ists: A visit with a 60-year-old man who bang glides. Also: Casting for trout on Utah's Bear Lake. (7)-PGA CHAMPIONSIUP -Third round play from Oak HilJ Country Club 111 Rochester. N.Y. 3:30 p.m. (2) -SPORTS SPECTACULAR - The Intercontinental finals of the world individual speedway motorc_ycle championships, taped in London. Also: BoXJ..Dg. 3:55 p.m. (11) -DODGERS BASEBALL - The Dodgers take on the Reds at Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati. 4 p.m. (7) -SU PER MEMORJ ES OF THE I SUPER BOWL -Super Bowl X The Pittsburgh Steelers vs. the Dallas Cowboys in Miami. I 4:30 p .m . 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(2) -SPORTS SPECTACULAR - CBS' coverage or the current Formula One auto- racing season continues with the German Grand P r ix , via satellite from Hockenhe1m, West Germany. Also: Boxing. 4 p .m. (4 ) -SPORTSWORLD -CART's Mjlwaukee 200 from the Wisconsin State Fair Park Speedway. Also : The Avon world women's m arathon, taped in London and Survival of the Fit· test 10 p.m. '11) -Tms WEEK IN BASEBALL. RADIO Baseball -Dodgers al Cincinnati, 11.15 a.m., KABC (790); Minnesota at Angels, 1 pm., KMPC (710). <Tbe D•lly Pilot is not responsible ror late changes.) RICH BOND Bond To Chair Ke01per Rich Bond ha::. been named a::. the third general chairman of the Women's Kemper Open golf tournament lo be s taged at Me::.a Verde Country Club an Costa Mesa MarC'h 23 29, 1981. Bond s ucceed::. Jim Poteet as the third chairman of the l'venl H e 1s pres idt>nt of Orange Coast Savings and Loan Asso('1at1on a nd ser ved a ::. ad m issions chairman this year. ··1 don't think we are going to make m any changes for the next tourn ament,'' Ro nd says. "I understand that the purse is going to go up but l don't know how much right now. "We'U probably make some changes in the format or the pro-am but nothing drastic and the fo rmat for the tourna- ment itself will remain the s ame. "We are planning to sell a season grounds badge for $10 which -will admit the holder every day of the tournament, Monday through Sun· day. There really won't be any daily tickets but the price might be a lit· tie more at the gate dur· ing the tournament. We haven't worked out the details yet. "This is a substantial saving over the first two years and wiU include practice rounds on Mon· day and Tue s d ay . Wednesday's pro-am and the four days of to uma· mentplay. 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Moran, Curoso To Race Kelly Moran and Mike Curo10 wtll rclurn for tonlaht's p eecJway molort'ycle action at the Orange County f''a1r· around.II ln ~\Ii Mesa to contat the s uper1on · ty of Alan Chriatll:IO in tht> llcrukh matn event. Ch rh•tlun not only lcud5 the pack at Costa Meu but s tarted the polnl cOW'IWown for the LI S championships with the top score in the first qualtrying t.'vent al Ven· lura Tuesday night. Curoso will be making ha s first start or the season al Costa Mesa and has no chance at a ::.po t on the cham· pionstup card. Moran is hoping to sharpen his skills for the national qualifier at the Fair· grounds Aug. 22 Gene Woods. who cap· lured the scratch m ain e vent last week m the absence of Christian. along with Brad Ox le). Mike Munean, Dave Sams and Denny Pyeatt, wall be out to gain their ftrs l head·to-head v1c· tory. Tonight is Cycle News Mo torcycle L1 r ense night with alJ adults dis· playing a Class Four motorcycl e driv e r~ license admitted ror half the $4.50 regular price Knight Signs With Chie fs LIBERTY. Mo. CAP> -Holdout fullback Ted McKnight signed a two. year contract today and reported to the Kan sas City Chiefs' training camp. McKnight, beginning his fourth National Fool· ball League season. re- fused t o report along with running back Tony Reed and line backe r Whitney Paul in protest against big cont racts a warded fre e age nt quarterback Tom Cle· m ents and cornerback Eric Harris. F'rlday, August 8. t980 DAIL V PILOT ·~ OC's _Best Kept Secret Swf Launches Beef ed,.up Ad Campaign By CURT SEF.OEN OI tlle oau, PllM '"'" If you Usten c losely, you'll hear the new owners of the Califom h1 Surf repeat two words when they talk about lhe1r latest venture: Orange County. In tact. when Surf direct.or or marketing, Tim Pearsoo launches a belated advertising campaign next week. the theme will be "Orange County's Best Kepl Secret " "THE RE WILL BE a heavier advertising campaign." notes Pearson. who spent four years as a consultant to the Tampa Bay Rowdies before JOi ng the Surf management team at the start or the 1980 season. "We want lo know if there is a general market awareness out here The Surf 1s a ::.eeret when you consider t he team leads the American West D1vis1on. is the fourth highest sconng team in the league and 1s basically play111g exciting soccer." Pearson adds Unlll now, Pearson 's ability to carr} on an ac· tive advertising campaign has been hampered by SOCCER the Surf's fmanc1al shakiness. And throughout the season. as the team has continued to hold down first place. the team has wanted to shout. "Hey, look al us. We're going to wm our d1 v1s1on " "WE'LL ACHIEVE qwte a bit of market111g penetration an the next 10 days and then c\.a luat~ at." adds Pearson And the fa ct that the North American Soccer L<>ague's reJ?ular season as near mg completton d()('sn'l stop the Surf's new C'a m· pa1gn. "It's very important that ~t'. a::. a manage- ment team, mdicate that we are very \'Cr) ::.crwus about malung lh1::. franchise successful." Pearson s ays. "Tlus campaign was not des1gnc:d a'> J long term proJect. It wa::. designed to gain some markt't awareness and bring support to the team an 1b quest for a d1v1s10nal champ1onsh1p "he 1·xpla1n!> "We'll promott• discount season ticket'> for the indoor season. and work to 1molve the \drious youth soccer group::. of Orange County ~1th ou r California Club." :.idds Surf Gl!neral Manager Ball Dawson Alrt'ad;.. the Surf has 5Cheduled a ran ap preciat1on night Aug 17 "'hen th(' \'ancou~er Whitecaps come to Anaheim Stadium The first 5.000 fans can purchase $6.50 and lower·pnced tickets for S2 Also on tap 1s a med1a·celebnty soccer game at 5:30 p.m. The Surf's new · owners. all major Orange County business men, have played a key role in putting the county on the map. It's their plan to do the same thing with the California Surf. SOCCER SOUNDS -AmeriC'an Youth Soccer Organization Area L Director Lee A.Ddrurs of Laguna Niguel takes 120 youngsters to England Saturday on a cultural and soccer exchange ex· cursion for two weeks. Andrews , generally re· !erred lO as "the father of soccer" in the South change trip during his or her playln1 time. Thls particular group of youngsters sold candy, washed cars. created work parties to clean school fields und held drawings lo earn enoueh money for the trip. Nine teams of various age eroups will battle soccer teams from the Ravenswood School For Boys in Bromely, Kent, southeast or London. PRO< FILES) -Only the Chicago Sting and Seattle Sounders have clinched a spot in the playoffs with less than one monlh to play in the NASL . . . When the Los Angeles Aztecs beat Toronto. l ·O last month it was the first time in six years the Aztecs defeated the Blizzard . . . The Surf's game with the Fort Lauderdale Strikers Wednesday was the liSA Network Game of th(> Week and seen by most of the country ... The biggest upset of the NASL season occurred in the fina l week of July when lowly Philadelphia (9·18) s tunned Seattle <24·5> in the Kingdome. 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" ~""' • • ~ I I f ., ,,,,,.,_, 111 r • .,. tw t " :"'J • ,.._ ~ • Y •., ' r .._. H ""'•••' 1. t hi '' • • • , .. '\ tM-"1 "-, A A''"~ .. H Clt Misc. FOR THE RECORD f ,ro9t Paflf9 BS •. SEVANO • • • fol" them in the past. They don't .. ; appl"eclate that Now It's an al· htude of what·have-you·done-Cor· • me-lately?'' Well, lately, manaeement has . done nothing. pl"eferring to stand pat with its hand. Whether that's ng.ht or wrong, the bottom hne is that it's causl.ne dis- harmony among the players and that can de fmit.ely have an af. feet on the team as the season draws near. * • * EXT RA POINTS : The quarterback situation wi.ll be as roll<J '<'S for the exhibition ttca1>on · Pal Haden will slart agains t Nt•w England, Vince f'e rragamo aft!aanst Dallas, fladen again.st Denver and Fer· ragamo agaan~t Sao Diego. Wh e re Bob Lee and Jeff Rutledge r1t into the picture no one know'i ... Center Rieb -;aul. <in htl'> oldest son J aime, 2. "'ho ,.., '>l.irting lo play walh the footb<Jll. "lie'.') allowt.-d to throw ll and kick 1l, but he's not al· lov. t•d to put 1t bet ween h is lt-R'> " I-an'> at Anaheim Stadium will ha\ e som<'lhing to boo about Monda): The 1>core board. It's a S2 mllllon bul>l that makes ._, ve r yt h1 ng look II ke a 189<1 nt>v. <;rt~I. The best Joke is the manufacture~ are saying its bet· ter than the N«i:w Oaamondvision 'cort•board <.it Dodger StadJUm. llt·c:k. 1t C'an't beat the one at the How fi<J\.\ I . . Klol>terman on v. 1-nclt·ll T) l«i:r and his progress .n '""'mming. "lie :.w1ms hke he r un-. . in<1lld1re<:t1ons." f'rOMP~83 WAITE • • • milr .. a "'L~k for endurance and '-'Orb on \H'l~ht trauung and m1Jt<Jr panng Y. dill' 'WOO two U\Jl o ( three race') in S.m Du:go, but has beeo '"'"""•lt"l'ltly fln1:,hmg s~d at .t-.n l'tno tH·h1nd ~eat Beach'~ Hu,, D:ilt>e'), a 17-year-old who ,, Jbl>ut to ~r:.Ouale from the Jun ior d.Jn'>1<in "I finally beilt Dalbey at the nJ t1onJI' ... Wo1le ~avs with ~oml· pndc: "I clocked 1 Ll.51 .ind he dO<'ked l: 13.54. It wasn't mut·h. but I bc<tt rum." Or\LBF:V "'ILL BECOME a -.1·n1or ract·r n••xt year , a nd WJ1te (1~urt.'S lo take tus plact! ,.., tht-pri-m1er Junior. Afthoui:;h bt·'• a solid B stu- d1·nt ... .tit~ doe!)n'\ thank much about •Jl l ~i.;t' •r b1c; future can·er lft·'i. got JUS\ ooe purpo6c. "The ooly th.mg 1·111 concen- tr alinll? on now \s be becoming an OI' mpac b1<"yt'h'il," he says "I tJl-.1• thanl!, one Jt a tim e. and ri~·ht noiw that 1> hr.rt Richard Improving HOUSTON CAP> -Houston Astros pitcfiel" J.R. Richard is i.howmg "very eraLirying" prog· r ess ~1oce undergo ing eml'rJ?ency surgery July 30 to remove a blood clot from his neck. c;aid team physician Dr. llarold B'relsford Thursday. Richard had "his best day >ct." Brelsford added. The right-bander w as transrerred Tuesday fro m a Methodist Hospital intensive care wut lo a pnvate room. The Astros' patcher suffered a maJOI" stroke aod had left arm and left leg weakness a fter the surgery. Brelsford said Tues· day, how~ver, Richard was respondJng to the rapy and there v. a ... !'omc movement in the fingers and tot.-s. \ '!\ lllcbael Roblnson sparked Placentia to a J.2t-12Z victory over Fountain Valley Thursday nlpt in California Coast Lqgue basketball actloo at University High School. FCMm&aln Valley, whlcb led nearly the entire 1allle, f alled to cont.in the bot.·sbootlna Robin.son 111 the fiDa1 five minutes. lncll.Mied among his 28 pomu was • Uu'ee·polnt play which put PlaceoUa • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1979 FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM o •ELEGANCE -~NY· llltGD Rocket.a star Billy Pawu, wbo plays f« roumaln Valley. scored 21 pointl, wbUe team· m9le DlaDia Schaeffer added 25 ln a IOlinl effort. la tllll f1nt 1ame of t.be evenln•1 Font.er 8rOtMn al Santa Ana whipped 1\at\l.n, 151-llt as Manta Delpb •cored '2 j)Olllta and John Olive ....... far the Ylcton. rouncatn Valley's top scoren'"" Rlck Bauer wtda •Md SbD Ray wUla M. a-a Alla 11 now 1~ followt.nl the victory, ~··record dropped t.o 2•t . tl1's win wu 01a1.Y Ill Mciond of the ..-.. sbrt n1IMI ..._, wtdM f'ount.aln Valley ....... ,. ........ ,, ..,.,.,, • Like New ... only 30 hours of or>eratk>n. Big 320 H.P. 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INSIDE: • Intermission • Out 'n About • Movie Reviews • TVUstlng DAA.YPILOT ' , Week 0 CJ Shakespeare: Alive and Running· Here ·•All•...,,• ... Alld oU U. ................... ~.·· -•""-"' Uiab.,_orw. "T• llf.,.._otV-.c. .. Alma.& it ..._, while DO one ••• looll\a1 a atrh1 of ~ pla)'a llu creipt upoe u. Oraace County "att lhbMalOO. For aUrt•rs. there's "A Midlwnmtt Nlcht's Or am" bc--lns pr oted oo an outdoor sta8e at 7.30 ton.11ht and Satur. d!l~~t Cypress Con ic. 9200 V -.us,. View St. ll•lc rrom the 19601 a la "Hair" r plat d with words froa ._ UOO. by the Bard mako for a ......_Unt romblnaUoo lo t.blJ fret prodotUoa cltrwc.d by P•rTJ Bit. I.hat Ukea place on a campua lakeatd• •hi• and l"UI)' knoila. In k pint with the nower C'hlldren theme, a strt'et flllr *•th food and crofts dl1plays w1U prectd • t1&ch J>(erlormance. T he booth" will open al 5 30 tonleht and noon Saturday . Revelry l&l\d merriment oex\ weekend wtll mark the be&m- Mills_ap and Dahon Singers Aim Country Hits . Into Irvine By JODI CADENHEAD Ol tM Dail' l'llet Staff Growing up in Bloomsburg Pa. she was known to ber friends as Jill Byrem. Flipping pancakes in a Santa Cruz diner l3$t year she was known to her customers as Jill Croston. But while she stood in line al a Disneyland snack bar, waiting to get a piece of chicken and cherry Jello before going on the Space Stage in Tomorrowland. Lacy J . Dalt.on was recognized by only ooe fan WITH BEil husky barroom. bedroom voice the former waitress and rock 'n' roller is already oo her way to becoming a country star after being voted "Best New Female Vocalist of 1979" by tbe Academt of Coun- try MusJc. Sitting down to a hurried din· ner witb a trio or reporters the 33·year-old hooey blonde swung her pointy, off-white cowboy boots under the table and ex- plained. "I'm still the same person." Meaning that fame, fortune and money have not changed tbe life of the girl who was de- termined from high school to make somethine of herself. INDEED, THE Lacy Dalton s tory cou ld almos t make a d o wnright, hear t -throbbing country melody itself, a realiza- tion that has already led the singer songwriter to slice off a few pieces for heartlelt ballads. Mama I alway• love lo8er1 Mama I neverwiU ohange Tlleae tlotmg <U~~· who can't ~ tU!d down Hooe dnvoi me almost inamw The d aughter or a hunting guide, Daltoo was raised m a small fanning town where she lived until s he went away to Brigham Young University with t.be idea or becomin& a paint.er SHE DROPPED OUT after t.be first ye"'° and drifted off to northern California where she married the manager of a rock group sbe had jomed. A freak diving accident l eft him paralyzed and be died in 1974 leaving Lacy with their yowig SOD, Adam to support. "I've alwa~ had two jobs." she said, explaining how she copes DOW with being away from her soo when she's on the road. "I'll tell you the truth I don't like touring. You get so depressed oo the road tbat there's plenty of inspiration to write," abe jokes. TWO WEEKS INTO the tour she sent her soo home to stay witb ber boyfriend in Santa Cruz while abe finishes up a schedule that will take her to Heritage Part Stadium tonight in Irvine with Roome Milsap . The concert st.arta at 8 and $9 tickets are available at the gate, 4321 Walnut Ave. off the Santa Ana Freeway and Culver Drive. ID every town between New York and California the rising country star bas stopped long enough between s hows to tell anxious reporters the story of how she went from cook to coon· try atar. SHE BALKS at the idea or be· i ng called an "overnight success." For 10 years Dalton's secood job baa always been singing in small nightdubs, first as a rock and blues singer and late r as a country vocalist. · Two years ago she recorded a collection or songs in a friend's garage and shipped one of the copies to a lawyer friend in Los Angeles, David Wood. He beard tbe tape and Im· mediately called Lacy to say she was going to be a country star. Within a few days she had a coo- t r act with CBS Records in Nashville and she hasn't stopped since. ALONG THE WAY there's been a few hard lessons to learn. Graduates' Cbsics Pul End .to Epidemic nln# of the 1980 Grov e Shaketour~ Feaslival. wblcl\ wlll contlou~ oo Wednesday th.ro~ Saturday eveni.op unW Scpl . 13. P80DVCTIONS WILL be ita1ed in lbe GEM Theater m VUlage Green Park m Garden Grove where on Aug. 16 and 11 from noon to dusk minstrels, 11onoet readers. re freshments and merchant bootha may be found lD a faire patterned after May and harvest resuval during Shakespeare's time. The Grove Repettory Cotn· pany. the on.ly Orange CounlY resident proleuloclal troupe de- dicated to producing t.be Bard's works. wiU present two com- edies during the festival. "The Taming ol the Shrew" will be directed by Sal Romeo. and "Much Ado About Nothing" will be st.aged by Dana Larson Evans. EXPERIENCE THE master storyteller at his frolicksome best, as lbe peppery Kate takes oo, and is eventually mastered by a relentless Petruchio, or see the wily Beatrice match wits in a duel of hilarity wHb her rogulsb Benedick. The ensemble or 30 actors, musicians and technicians plus directors, designers and Equity guest artists wants to provide Orange Countians closer enter· tainment or the caliber of the Old GLobe Theater in San Otego. Several accomplished actors will be headlining the shows tn· eluding Dao and Coonae Cartnell; he's formerly of the National Shakespearean Com· pany. ALSO. BBL Snare of Lclftg Beach , Kathrine Johnson o( • Costa Mesa, Dave Thompson ol Fullerton, Andrew Boyer of Huntington Beach, Jean Collins of Pasadena aod Anni Long and Ron Boussom from South Coast Repertory Theater. Tickets are S6 for Friday and Saturday performances and $5 for Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday abows. For ticket io- rormatioo, pbooe636-7213. AWARD-WINNING SONOSAND MUSIC OF LACY J . DAL TON AHO RONNIE MILSAP TO BE HEARD TONIGHT tN IRV1NE For instance: the tour bus at $525 a d ay, the mus ic a an s salaries at $400 a week and the manager's salaries all come out of her pocket. "You have to keep touring all the time to support 1t," laments Lacy. She says that she works best in a country western medium and that she has no plans to change her style that skips from whomping outrage to sultry soft· ness without missing a beat. "When I tiave something to say I don't want a bunch of rock •o• roll in the way," she said. "I just want to say it in the most simple way." With her clowning natural· ness on stage and her ab1hty to hat every note between here and there and back again Dalton is destined to be the Streisand of country. She whimpers, she whispers. she screams and she bellows. but she never lets you rorget that she's a country gi rl at heart. EXPLAINING the par adoxical conglomerat1on on stage Dalton says that audJences come expect· mg her to be something different. "Some people expect me to art hke J ams Joplin." she sa1d .. l don't even know ~ho I am half the lJmc " WHO LACY Dalton IS . is a ris· m g young star w1th a lot of talent and an ability already to ~n t e rta1 n audiences ex · traordmanly well. Jo1rung her wall be country ~r ea l Ro nnie Milsap. His mellow lyrics and smooth voice have already earned ham three awards for best album and best male vocallst from the Country Music Association. Some oC tus bJt sin~les include. "What Goes on Wh en the Suo Goes Down," ''I'm a Stand by Your Woman Man," and "Why Don't You Spend the Night." Tlll: COUNTllY·western extravaganza is part of Irvme's "Concert on the Green" sen es. P1cnil'kers are invited to bring a supper tonight at 6 before the sho~ starts. Beer. food, and sort dnnks will be sold. Harry Newman. KLAC Coun· try we stern disc jockey wiU serve as master of cere monies. .. Lunchhox on Campus Whets Stage Appetite ··~'!Y"""""""-'~..:tA-.,¥4'' ~! . ''"~~~~;;.f.~?~~~:..2...,.. ~'~~~ • r -.~ ·i:;~.~-=-~·--~~. B>"WOBNNifiRA:.I·~·,;\' ~·~.!!''~°'f.:~~~R Just when it seemed that an epidemic of the come- dian's work was breakinl out around the coun\y, a new 1roup ol young actors bu refused to perform it. ... It's not that tbe Actors Repertory Theater Ensemble is attempting to slight Simon's plays, they just believe that almolt everyone else ls performlna them. --m:EJlE'S PLENTY OP OTllElt people doing a rme job of Simao." explained ARTE procram coord.iDAtor Ted 1CJ7clko. . Inatead, the ll'OUP of UC Irvine alumni bu opCed to perform cluaical works, such 11 llollere'a "The Ima,maty malid" at tbe Muckenthaler Cultural Center Aug. 21-~ followed by tbe playwrlsbt'I .. Dan 'Jun" Aua. 1.W1. allo at tbe FullertoP theater. Actually, Kf'Jotko aclmltted tbat ARTE llD't tbat mKb different ~ other pwpe wblcb bave NCtMb' performed more dlulcal worb, e.tdeneed bJ a reeeat prod.tlm of Mollere'• •"The Outraaeoa llarriap" bJ aw._ sroaP of UCl 1Wdlall. Al 'ID CAMm 'lmATSa TAKBS Its ftnal bow at tlae llDclr.+e•• Cdmal Cader, to lu.e for tbe ~ Cdanl c.ter, A.JlTS ta ...... to ftnd • bcme -.. ............... TM 1NUP WM ltartild lalt Apd.I = fOl'llMf UCI .... 11: Kr7eD. Debllle 0... PIP aDd Martm 11arrt • .,. " \ Dramatists dvaneing By Degrees r • . ·' .... . .. t Ot -o..lty ,.... tuft There's a repertory theater company in Laguna Beach, but the actors don't get pa.id. They live in a rented ho~e in Santa Ana and work at part· time jobs to support themselves while they wait for a big break. THE NAME OF THE COMPANY is Act JV:Tbe actors are young, and are recent graduates of USC where they Joined forces originally three years ago. Calling themselves the Luncbbox Theater Project · they staged free outdoor producUons oo and off campus. ' For the summer they have moved indoors t.o the Lacuna Beach Hi&b Sc.hool Auditorium. •here they have performed two pl-.ys. A third opens Aq. 1'. Their previous production was .,Wait Until Dark," a ni&btmarlab tale of a beautiful blind Cirl entangled in a plot involving two con mee and a IQ)"lterloua man wlth multiple identities. ,. ,,....__.. .... .. ' .. ech Summer Mulk Ffftlval. The Pf09r•m *"' awt at I """"t In tM Artists' ThNtw .t UouN .. 8Ch Hfth ScMoe •. W Pn Aw., wt• MasatDIN Mltsumoto Conduett .... Admtuton II $1.90. ACCL.AtMeo IPANllM CONDUCTOR JHUS Lope1.cobol wm conduct Bertloz's dram.UC woB, ''TM DemMtton of Faust:' at l :JO a.m. TundaY to beOln his week'• ~t et the HOllVWoOd Bowt. On Wtdnetday at I p.m. sinews Met Torrne •ftd Cem"ten Mc Ree wlll be featured In the "Jau at tM &owl'' series. And on Thurs- day, plant1t Jamn Tocco wm Pl•Y tN Grl~ "Plano concerto In A-Minor." T•ckets.,. on sale at the Bowl box Office, 2301 N . Highland Ave .. at all Mutual -oenctes or by charge.line at (213) 460-BOWL. SMAlltlNO THE S~TLIGHT at 9 p,m . Saturday et the Qtslno Ballroom In A.vafon on catallna Island wlll be the Tracy Wells Big Band and the Pied Pipers. Admission Is S7.SO. Boat/dance tickets av•llM* tttrough Tlcketron. oiPKe boat leaves from San Pedro at 7 p.m. and deNrtl Avalon •t 1 :30 a.m. llNOLeSARE INVITED TO dance to Eddie Stell's Big Band at 8: 15 Sunday evening at the Inn at the Partt hot••, 1155 S. Harbof" 81vd •• AMhefm. Adm ss6on $3, free parkfng. SINGING STARS JOHN WOOD and Marla Patterson and Keith Wllllams and his Orchestra will provide the musk tor .. Midsummer Madness" Saturday night. Tickets.,. $25 for the fund-raiser arranged by the La Travlata chapter of tM Orange County Music <:.enter. The dlnnw, show and dancing wlll take place In SeacllffVlllaoe. Main Street and Yorktown A.venue Huntington Beach. 11CLIFFIE STONE'S COUNTRY Showdown" will be presented live at 7:30 Monday night at the Golden West College Amphitheater. Country-western stars Tex Williams. Molly Bee, Jimmy Wakely, Eddie Dean, Harold Hensley, Biiiy Liebert and Don Gibson wlll be featured fn this segment of KOCE·TV's summer membership drive. For lnfor,matlon and reservations, phone 897-0302. THI$ SUNDAY IS "SOU ARE Dance Day" at Santa's V illage on Highway 18, two miles east of the Lake Arrowhead turnoff, In Skyforest , just JO minutes from San Bernard ino. Dale Dockery w ill do the catting. Everyone attending in costume and groups of 20 or more wilt receive a SO<ent discount. Santa's VIiiage Is open from 10 to s dally through Labor Day with a pay-<>ne·Pf'ice admission and unlimited rides. SAN DIEGO WILD ANIMAL Park's largest collection of hOofed mammals In the world has just Incr eased with the bfrth of a mate okapi named Afmadu. Okapis are the onl y living relatives of giraffes, stand 'feet tall and have large dark eyes. r elatively big ears and unusualty tong tongues. Onty three other U .S. zoos di splay them. EVER-POPULAR KINGSTON TRIO will be featured at 8 and 10 p m. Sunday through Thursday on the Space Stage at Disneyland. Also the swinging soonds of the Glenn M iller Orchestra dir ected by Jimmy Henderson wi ll attract dancef's to the Main Street Plaza Gardens at 7 : 15 and 11 p.m. DISTINCTIVE SURF WAVE pulsations of Dick Date's Fender Strate>- coaster will r everberatP through the Rendezvous Club , 12831 Harbor Blvd., Garden Gr ove at 8 and 11 p.m . Sunday. For r eservations. phone 537·1662. ENTEf'.'TAINMENT 'FANTASTICKS• PAIR FAU.S IN LOVE Kem Burtt., Gretchen Almond Singing CALL THE LAGUNA MOULTON Playhouse at A9,--07'3 or 49A-8022 to see Whether "The Fantastlcks" or "You'r e a Good M an Charlie Brown" 1s playing tonight. The two musical comedies are being presented on alternate evenings through Aug. 23 at 606 Laguna Canyon Ro.ld, Laguna Beach. Tickets ranoe from \5 to SS ; curtain is at 9 p.m . Neighboring art festival~make parking tricky, so plan to take a tram . STREET DANCING, A PARADE and public tours of the new James Irvine Garden are high lights ot the Nisei Week Festival Saturday through Aug. 17 In downtown Los Angeles' Little Tokyo. One ma tor area of activ ity will be the new six-story Japanese-American Cultural and Community Center on San Pedro Street. Various rooms w ill feature exhibits of Japanese dolls. bonsai, flower arranging, calligraphy and tea ceremonies. The garden features water cascading over 300 tons of rock Into bamboo-shaded pools. ''COUNTRY CLASSIC SUMMER Nights" at Knot1's Berf'y Far m will pr~nt the le<)endary Slim Whitman in the Wagon Camp on Saturday and the hiqh-energy, melodic m adness of "The Magic If" on Wednesday in the Good T imes Theater. Elsewhere in ttie park, Windfield Su mmit, possibly th(> largest rock band in the area, will"" featured Auq. n 17 in Fiesta Plaza BRITISH SONGSTRESS SHIRLEY Bassey will perfor m at t he Los Angeles Music Center Pavilion at S·JO p.m Aug. 13-16. Admission : S1 5 to S72 . .SO COUNTRY'S "GOLDEN GIRL," Barbara ~ndrell will bnnq her per sonal style of music to Six Flags M agic Moun- tain in Valencia at 1 and 9 p.m. Saturday. Park admission covers entrance to the show. SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1980·10 AM • 4 PM cosponsored by: South Coast Plaza VillagelCity of Santa Ana Special Olympics • -· --, J • •• • ' -~{,', ,.... # '°"'(" • ~~ ~~·~ ~ ....,,_ .... .,,. ... ""~-lf() • " ~· ,~~ ' .\ -.. -.... .,,,,..,,...._ .. ,, ..... • free back·to-school immunizations • CPR lifesaving demon'strations/paramedic team • alcohol counseling • nutrition information • home & bicycle safety display by Santa Ana Police Department •American Dental Society • \tj_~1=1n~lan c:rn¥1nin1J'*~~UQij.A/'~it.u,~"'c:1)i+ ~ ''14 ~ ~~ ,,....,. .... ,,. ... "''z •Mtgm-&Welgfl~~~ntS""~v.·~_,_ .. ' ~"· .. • ~·· -. ·~· , • plus many others free testing and screening For further Information phone. 751-65195 South Coast~ Village Located at Sunflower & Bear Sneta Sama Ana. CA 9270' • (714) 7S1-e&85 • .. I • I • .. •"\ r #\ (". • ,..... .. • • • • • • • , " " ,.. ,.. . ~· • ,.. .. ....... ·~ t \ . . . . ........ ()UT 'NABOUT OM. V Plt..OT Q International Menus Vie With 'Bone Appetite' •;• uu .... ol IM e... r' .... lile "Carousel" at EUubelh Howard'• Curtain· 1lve au ot ua an opportualty to aet bet~r U · • .... ., ... frM•.,.: -•Ir II... Call D&nntr Theater ln Tustin -bas bffn held qualnted wilh tbe 1t.ron1 JapaneM presence and r bbl U..1 :ctia?lll *M ...... 911Ca over UvouP AUi II by Poc>Ular demand. cultural berita1e t.n Southern callfomla. Olmlb· l>lMt>r /ahow performaocea are T p. m . ln tM aD(rit ot the occuioa, tben. we should • U.. llwtMll• • ......,.. M • T~nday thfouah •"rlday. T 30 p.m . Saturday. be reminded that in Japanese tradition. d _...., M ...,._ M ... ol dill,.. nooo bnmch Sunday and t p.m Sunday eveo· restaurant dinlna ia considered the fanest way to :'J..:r':: !:.~'1.:::~: Ina If 1t hu beel\ a few yHra -or more than a ~~:WJ:'=:oraoan,:==r:~~~r!'• ~:i~ •I...,-. decade aa wu lhe cut walh ua -alnce you've guest.a in a restaurant rather than at home. "-_..~to U"liYe at.oul M.... 1oae lh.roulb lhe b1tteraweet love story ol 8Uly Ken Ish1z.aJd. manailn1 partner ol Yamato 5!• .......... '6Wmtl.; c.-.. IDnill· at1dow and Juli Jordan, the Curtain CaJI pro-rHtaurant ln Newport's Fasbk>cl Island, tells ,.._ wmbw .._. tllle tame u ct--. ductlon wW eulJy revtve lhe reUOOJ for the me it is "ln ~ very time hooored tradition ...-.naU.. w.W.C for •·•1. lar.Une charm ol "Carounl " that we do everything we can to make Yamato .. • ....,ean t.Mn'U ._ M aortaea ol a-Prtnctval amone lhHe, of cOUJ"Se, as the ~met.bing special." And be'• hoping Nisei trd•• patha to bed• edfttlllll'OUll food· t1COrt' It LS mwuc that neecb no explanation. the Week will give the staff a cbaoce to prove lt to ....,_ • t.M days Md WMb Meed llap-.c>afaallbut aina\.bemHlves oldaodnewcustomers . ....... can nan wiUI aay ttl tbe followtac de-wtucblanottosaythallhelaJentedandspmt· Regula.rs. ot course. doo't have to be told "lopment.a. td cul oo 1taee ln Tustin could have been dis· that the restaurants prepan award·winrung • • • traditional Japanese cuisine and excellent A NEW LA naAD4 f"lllt8urut. featwtns westem·style spedalties to order. Nartbern ltallan tW.a.ine, b Ua\.ed \0 open ln These include a wide vanety ol seafood , CoroDa del Mu next m41tOU\. ~ ~ Out 'N About chicken and steak dishes. And no Yamato meal A1rud lah Century·ltalian decor, the n~ wouldbecompletewitboutooeoftherestaurant's re&t.aurant will teat 85 ln a dla1nc room and a orman Stanley deUcatesoupsand/ol'light salads. cockt.all bar. &ad a for private parties ln t.be Open for lunch weekdays and dinner night· Wlne Room. ly, Yamato is localed at 60 Fashion Island. LYDD Muir ol Dana Point la the architect, Newport Beach. Reservations: 644-4811. and tbedeslp firm la McK.lnnon-Gavelar of San pensed with. Tot.he contrary, from leads to walk-• • • Ftudlco. ons everyone makers worthy contribution to an NEWPORT'S VICTORIA STATION 0-..er Carmelo 'llanto'a popular La Strada evenio,goftotaltbeatrical magic. restaurant has come up with what you might Hbaret.f'MUurant on Loe Fell& Boulevard in And from soup to dessert <not to forget tne call (forgive me> a bone·a ·fide bargain. It's Los ~ opened in 1961. Highlighted by an out-of-this·world salad dressing that has bei!n their au.you·can-ut-<hnner -bel.llg offered "old Roman courtyard" atmosphere. La Strada noted here before> the Curtain Catt dinner through Sept. 28 -featuring the Station's bei!f on Los Feliz will coounue to olfer d.Ulner and spread is among the very best you're gol.llg to ribs baked an bar~ue sauce . • .u,btly entert.ainment. find at dinner theaters anywhere You can trea t your I not agam.,) bone· The local La Strada. at 3S20 E . Coast "Oklahoma." another Rogers and Ham-appetite to as many nbs as you can eat. a bot· Highway, between Orchid and Narcissus mersteio bit musical, is scheduled to premiere tom less salad bar and choice o( beverage for on- st.reets, will feature dinner only -under the al tb• Curtain Call 00 Sepl 3. ly $6 95. If you·d like to bring the luds and 'Partners in Crime' dittction of chef Mario Zanetll, formerly with The Tustin address is 690 El Camtno Real. they're under 12. they can bone·ttP for just $3.95. the Pnncess Lines. just off the Santa Ana Freeway Prices are from From S to 7 p.m. early arrivals catch tbe • Telephone number -for informati011al in· Sll.95. For information and reservauons call bone and a1J the fixlll's for ss 95. For lunch you Despite their stage name. Marilyn Holden and FidelJo Primo perform quite legally in the l0W1ge of the SpUldrifter restaurant. 333 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Tuesdays through Sundays. quiriesa:ndfuturerelereore-is67>1922. the box office: 838-1540. can bave it all for S3 95. • • • * • • For reservations and u\fonnauon contact NOT TOO S\JRPIUSINGLY, the superb pro-NISEI WEEK, WIDCH GETS under way Victona Stat.loo. MacArthur and Jambortt. 990 ~qction of Rogers and Hammerstein's tomorrow and continues through Aug . 17, wall Dove St .. 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When "Cre&1u" finally runs its course at the llarlc.oquln, lt'll be s ucceeded by a revival of th vintalf mutlcal "Showboat" on Nov. 5. Then comea a pair of popular comedies. Bernard Slodti's ·•Same Time, Next Year" and N i1 Slrnon' "Chapter Two," which will lake thfl theat<>r mto late sprmg * I F VOtJ'VE SEEN ONE of the Sebastian's Dinner Playhouses shows and would like to take 1n th other. but hesitate bttause of lhe long drive. you can take the bus on selected dates this month and next You can board the bu~ at the San Clemente playh<>U5e, 140 Avenida Pico, and ride to the other s.buUan'a at Anaheim'• Grand Hotel to view "The Sound ot Mu1lc.'' Or you can catch the bus ln Anaheim and take It to San Clemente for the Kaye Ballard comedy "Apartment I Strikes Back." The bus service will be offered on Aug. 19, 20. 26 and 'Z7 and Sept. 18, 17. 23, and 2'. eo.t ol transpolUUon, dinner, show. champagne, tax and tlp comes lo $21. Call 492·9850 for "Apart· ment 8" or 772·7710 for "Sound of Music." • CALLBOARD -The Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse will hold auditions Tuesday and Thursday at 7:30 p.m . ror Its opening product.Ion of 1980-81. "The Best of Friends" ... dir~t.or Pall Tambellini will be seeking a cast of fou r men and five women for the show. The Burger Palace Boys of Rydell High School hear more of "Summer N1ghrs ·· from Bnan-Robert Taylor m ··Grease · held over at Harlequin Dmner Playhouse '. Enjoy an evening In the quiet atmosphere or France. In Newport Beach. ,___ ..... · Our n ouvelle cuisine makes the veal chic ken a nd or course the fresh fish exquisite. ''Chez Lautrec is first-rate:' r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~, A Summer Tradition The Ancient Mariner welcomes back BOBBI & CL YD~- Appeanng Tues . thru Sat N1tes During August ON THE BAY Newport Beach FAMILY V The Palm Spri:igs area's newest luxury resort at only $27.00 per day.• MlJch lower than our normal summer rates. Spend a day in the sun. Relax, unwind and enjoy the resort's sparkling pools. 25 championship tennis courts. 27 holes of golf, complimentary blcycles, game room, gift shop and much more. Uncomplicated? You bet! Rancho Las Palmas Resort Is the place for Your Day in the Sun. Advance Reservations AeQuired Limited Number Available Call 714/568-2727 or To ll Free 800/228-9290 Featuring The Fines t Fresh Seafood Broiled Over Mesquite Wood In All of Orange County ENTERTAINMENT & DANCING NIGHTLY THE SKYLAR BROS. WED. TIIRU SAT. CAL USA SUN., MON., TUES. ~.Marriott's VRANCHO LAS PALMAS RESORT' .. Why Fight The Tourists & Beach Traffic? Immediate seating -~;.-..,y,-.~3io~Y.~,,. ~ ~~~; ... 77~;,t~l,'~ -.C..kl 8&. at W HUJ c.&aMna · 546·1881 . -......... . Sunday-Menday-Tuesday Nlllda ALASKAN KING CRAB LEGS ~~At;L YOU CAN EAT-ft2.95 BAR-8-QUE COUNTRY FRIED POik RIIS WITH CHICkEN AU YOU CAN EAT '5 .. COCXTAllS 1400 S.f. llJSTOl, COSTA ~ I~ IO ltodew•v lnnJ 751-4252 Ev~ night. we feature two delicious entrees. One is our justly famous fned c~kken. The sea>fld entree varies from day to day . It might be beef nbs with barbecue sauce, roast bed, pot roast. Swiss steak pork cb_c>ps roast pork. mabi·mahi. meat loaf. rock ood or corned ~f. But one truni doesn't v::J.: you can always have as much as you want of both entrees for only $5.45. The same aoes for our hot soup, green salad. t'A'Q vqeqbles, mashed potatoes and gravy. oom bread and honey butter. It's the most delicious barg~ ill town! Now~~ 3010 Harbof' Boulevard, Com Mae llftqa.· M·Th. 5-9; ln.$-~S.. 6-10; ~ For reiel •ationi. can 549-0310. _. • • ._... •• • ,......._. at i..;..•1 Main Beach ln .. ; a.._°" 111• • •udeer,.... Aow.d up to pro-.... "* cUntt91 wt nllinl ol llQSw dlluacted the ···-·· ........ tbe uti·ft'*-t .... wed to move Mr,..,.._ die beaei. • ._ nfw1t. ... u.y, --•••a. 'IDT llOftD oa ud the ... _w .._ to ~ Dllfr*a \he iadcMGt oa the ~ ._ lutlla Aki maay dt.y Nlldeata bave ~ re· ... ._to tM .......... l'"P· llM bu Mela praiM fOf' the La1ana Beach Arta ·o..mwklaf•aa.Mlp. , .. 'Ibey bawe ..... fttl'1 lupportjff," lflM Zartah Hid. ••we &llO recie1...a • ,_.naua dclftaUoa from the FeaUval ot the Arta, ..._ • an•tb 1pproeclated." Miu Zarilb llddecl ahe would be busy ln the next fllfW weeks ll'YiDI to rain money for the upcomlnt production Of "Black Colnecb'' by Petet Scbalfer, aut.bor of "Equus." '"THE 1'REATE& IS &EAU.Y too bll for us," she said. ··we bave a bard time fU.Ung enoucb seats to pay the rent even on a 1ood night." She said ahe hopes to rmd a small theater in Los Anceles to rent in the fall. "When the season ends here that will be my next major project. My concern now is to keep us all tofrether whUe we aet situated in L.A." In addition to performing, lhe seven members of lhe team web cluaes in theater crafts such as dance and art· inl aa well as set construction, ushering and back stage produdiCll. ... Ted Kryczko, above. is program coordinator tor Actors Repertory Theater Ensemble. At right. Dan Knowles. Jeff Keane and Darcy Rice rehearse a scene for Act IV Company. f'ro• Page Cl ffiEATIVE RISKS EXPLORED. • • Out ot work and looking for a new direction in theater. they decided to form their own theatrical group which Ill· dudes 12 other non·permaneot members. •"J'llERE•S NOT A WHOLE LOT lhat's dramatically different in lhe lheater," admitted the 25·year-old actor. Instead of making actors feel they are a piece of meat we make them feel a part of lhe creative process." To do that the group discusses different ways of performing the play. sucb as changing lbe 17th century "Don Juan" play to a 1920s setting. A more adventurous unde.rtaking comes when the «roup occasionally opens the play to lhe audience and lets them discuss the progress or the play. "That isn't always successful," noted lhe blond act.or, ,aughing. Once during a production at UCLA the group decided to discuss the play with the audience dunng intermission and they panned 1t. "It's very challengmg to take immediate criticism," said Kryczko ... Praise 1s easy " Such novel ideas are not planned when the group begins its production at the Muckenthaler, although Kryci.ko conceded that they may do that later. "We're not lookin~ to give people non-entertainment .. or a Jotofmoralissues. ··he explained. STRUGGLING TO MAKE A G-0 of the new experimen· tal theater. the unpaid actors each work different jobs. Kryciko delivers newspapers and lhe others work at such jobs as store checker and exercise instructor. It's lhe instability of lhe acting world lhat get's dis· couraging, mused the chemistry major·turned-lheater graduate. "I have to constantly explain myself to people wbo act part-time," be said. "But the theater is about risk." We Proudly Present Frank Sydell Sbowtime & D~cblg 9 p.m.·Z a.m. Mon. thru Sat. Pre· Theatre & After Theatre Menus Continental Cuisine Lunch Moo. thru Fri. AVERY SPECIAL DINING EXPERIENCE Award wtrnng tradltlona.I J9peneM cuisine and eupeft> wntem-styte epecialtles. YOA.X favonte seafood, Chicken. Mld steal<. Delicate 90UP9' Mld deightful HWde. lmpeOCable 89Mce In a mo9t bMutiful eetUng. C*oOYef' Yamato ••• a very epeolaJ clrWig exper1en0e. Cocktail Hour & Music Mon. thru Fri. Reservations Please 714-641-9242 Dinner Daily Champagne Buffet Sunday 9a.m.·3p.m. .,.._..,._.,~C-P'lau 695 Town Center Dr. Costa Mesa. Ca. '"-· Augutt 1.1980 OMV PU.OT ~~~~~--INOWPLAYINGl-~~~~~- COSTA MESA flllllll nun Edwards Cinema Center 979·4141 Fa.mily Twin 962·1248 fllWITOI fox 525-4747 • ~ j) \,, f ErwU.h Comirig Again Bat Mmie Wave'• &.ppier, Leu Violent terpreter els Involved BJ IAuaE Aatarl'llONG ........ _ amed blu9-rom llU~ Jobn Mayall will .... bl Ida 1-.t cmcert tmQbt ud Saturday at Galdla Bear la U.. ..... Beacll before tak· a II tt•'"I J:wopeu &our iD Sept.ember. 1m.lftll .. ,..... wed In Europe, Auatnlia, A.ala and tbe United States, he especially enjoys Dlabt cluba. ••1 Wr.e to pt hlYOlved with 1111 a..u..e., talk to them and plaJ ror tbem," Jolm claims. "Tbat'a bow I eoa· alder my music; it ii 'playing' as oppoted to 'working.• A.a an enter· tainer, it la my job to make Mire everyone, ln· cladlng myaell, bas a good time." He especially likes to make aure be get.a hia JOHN MAYAU. ram out of tbetr chain and OD their feet. ftl• tllllaiatlcally etemping to the music. Mayall bas been well received by Oranee County f •• in the past, in fad two cuts from the album be wW release thla fall were recorded live at the Gelden Bear. The rest of tbe album, titled "Road Show Bllles,.. b.ml beeo cut at Medi.a Art in Hermosa 8-ch. A muhi·feeeted artist, Mayall enjoys sketching, painting and photography and does t.be artwork oa all bis album covers. His photography for "Road Show Blues" features a colorful table be handcrafted with balsa wood inlays covered with various touring memorabilia: luggage, tickets, timetables and stage passes. "The table was buried." he says with a laugh. Willing to take risks for the sake of bis art, he placed the table on the balcony of b1s aecood story Manhattan Beach apartment and climbed on the rooftop to get the proper perspective. Freedom of creative expresaioa la Important lo Jobn. who believes in providing an experiment.al environment for his band. Out of that auoclation hMe bloomed auch renowned periormen u Mick Taylor of the Stones. ••You'll never bear us play a aoag the same note few note," Mayall says. "Each performance wW brial variatiool, and I eneoance that." Opeaina the show thll weekend will be Maute Pvker and her band includina Dave Alton on ke,boarm, Dave Rodrlpea Gil bua a9CI lllMoa Rudi on drw\u. Mallie bu ber own band altboulb abe freqtamt. ly provl_des vocals back·up witb Mayall on ke,boardl, James Quill Smith, guitar; Kevin McCormick, bus and Soko Ricbardlon, drums, wbm the)' tour. ror l'9el'Vatiom to their 8:30 and 11 p.m. abowa at the Golden Bear, 306 Pacific Coast Highway, Hunt.bJ&too Beach, phone 980-5'36. Ulrowt.s lo lbe mkl-•. wkb b'rlcaJ content rauiM h'oal the mlnd .... fWI ol M-... to the totlal iommM(ary ol Sel~ aod \bl lpMiall. "he ..., .. a.at. a IGlel nqiq \D •&• from It lo 50, f.U. _.llJ bU mldclie Ol tM ex· U.... wMb 1U debut aJbwn, "I JUlfC..'t 9top Jt" <OnSU.). TIN band lncorporat• to many different lt1lee -rock, IOW, PWlk. roau = ud jau -llaat • Mlel8dty crilla ... IDI.. ble. Yet the diattactJw _,.mble voe•. 9pky ~ and cool tu overta-v1 of &O-y.ar.OW Jamalcu·born · ''Soa'•meebeffenlvely . • Tbe bud'• fint 1ln1te. rell•ICI lMt fall. I.a an trrnltUble remake or lbe Smokey Robinson claMlc, "Tears ol a Ck>wn.'' Two w·dnc aiqles U.at made the Br'itlab Top 10, .. Ruda Off, She's Mine" and "Mll't'Or ln the Bathroom," aJlo are in· eluded an the 14-track album. THE IATl'Ea TUNES in partlcular reveal lhe band'a intricate rhythm strucfores and ironic humor. "Mirror in the Bathroom" la a Jab al e1oti.am -"Let me take you to a restaurant that's got 11aaa tables so you can watch yourself while you ~ eatln&" -u is a punkisb tune called "Beat Friend." Tbe ni,Jish Beat also js the first ska band to queaUoa the valldlty of the revival ("Twist and cra,_l"), but attempts lo label the group as menace-oriented are offset by such antics as a soulful sendup or Andy Williams' "Can't Get Used to Loelng You." The album hlts from all directions and still leaves tbe liateoer amlllng. The Englis h Beat as due to tour the states later this summer, hopefully <See EJ'llGUSR. Pase en -MARK HAMILL · HARRISON FORD · CARRIE ASHER SILLY DEE 'MLUAMS · ANTHONY DANIELS -~ PDOW!J l(lt#N llAillR f{ 1R ....... "'N Jc;..,.. ~t ·-... IRVIN KERSHNER --.. GARY KURTZ .._ .. ~ BRAO<ETT .... tAWRE:NCe KASOAN -... GEORGE LUCAS ·---~GEORGE LUCAS -.. JOHN WIWAMS CDI-.-1 ~ ~toH>IQOCll°""''°"''"l"Ol()'. 5 .. ,.,;.~i.:ZF.--riOlii.r-•---w~ .. ~--~~ ...... Cl.ORIS l.EACHMAN. CHARUS MARTIN SMITH, JOHN VERNON, STEPHMW.~, ELYSSA DAVALOS. JOAQUIN OAAAY.111 ._ HMVEY t<ORMAH ~-Aowm .IAECKEL. ALEX ROCCO -.cvr1-011G.-vrD01111111 -.. --.. --~'rfllftlCOIO)IWI ... 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IZ FMU -~ .... -.,..._.,...,... .. ::::.:::: 1.-:-.:t::.·~=-.. • ,,, ,IS AC"""10 eoa. ... .. ~~ro J -: :.~.:::: .... ._, ........ ... ,..CllMmlM-N• PF I tNt - , . . . .. ....... , .. ~······· . .. ' . S•l1n1nerlng Shades, Spaee Studies Showing NATURE CLOSE.uP BY ROGER WEik ColoN Shimmer at Abnlxaa Gallery tfM u1 museum •nd galffffel et Cat State, L~ Beach thrOUQh s.pt. 14 In Gatterv A. The 53 photogr~s. drewlnos •nd coUaoes are by A9nfl Denes. J•n 8tb0et1, Oouol•s Huebter, hrbere kasten. Berry Le Va, Sol Lewitt, Dennis <>pen. helm, John Pfahl, Robert Smithson, Al•n Son fist and 8111 VaianwhOshare a con- cern for mathemaUcal reesonlno. ON DISPLAY THROUGH AUGUST at Brentwood Savings and Loan, 1MO Adams Ave . Costa Mesa. are CnlMSe brush paintings and ovotaku (the ancient Japanese art of fish painting> by Jane London. This summer the artist won an award tor graphics at the Orange County Fair and had two of her prints shown in Taipei, Taiwan. ART HISTORIAN AND FILMMAKER Kerry Brougher will discuss aesthetic qualities which cause a work of art to retain its "masterpiece" status for cen- turies at 7:30 p.m . Aug. 13 in the East Gallery of the Mills House Visual Arts Complex. 12732 M ain St ., Garden Grove. Brougher, who graduated in art history from UC Irvine and made an award-winning cinematic study of a dancer and the sea, al so w ill lecture on Aug. 20 about "The Bohemian Artist," focusing on artistic geniuses. Free seating will be on a fir st-come. first-served basis. CITY EMPLOYEES AND KIN have created the paintings. photography, macrame, stained glass. sculpture and needlework on exhibit through Sept. 5 in the Newport Beach City Hall lobby, 3300 Newport Blvd. Arts Commission Chairman Beryl Mellnkoff said the art· work may be viewed from 9 to 5 weekdays. ENGLISH MUSIC MORE UPBEAT ... <From Page C&> proYiding rans a chance to go to a club without fear of getting pummeled. ADD NOTES: Readers interested in the post· punk scene in En61and should check out Greil Marcus' flne piece in the July 24 issue or Rolling Stone, highlighting Gang or Four, Essential Logic and other emerging bands . . The special guest ~o ,. flllOiAEl. CAlf'E ~~ ~a IQ.l\ILL ' CID •. ...... - artist booked at the Golden Bear in Huntington Beach Aug. 19 and 20 is Robert Palance ... . .. Beware of "Deep Purple" booke<t into the Long Beach Arena Aug. 19. lhe outfit contains only one original member <a drummer). Former lead guitarist Ritchie Blackmore reportedly is talking about a lawswt over the use of the O~p Purple name. OAK.¥ t •• >"9 l u. , ..... ••» OLIVIA NEWTON.JOHN GENE KELLY ''XANADU" -..,,,.,.., .. '., '"'~ 1"1',llM CHIVYCHAR ~ddy @ sl&ack ~-. A SPECIAL SHOWING OF palntlnos and sculptures by Bob Cunning- ham, Instructor at Otis Art Institute and Oranoe Coast Cotlege, runs thro09h Sunday at Gallery 114 on Balboa Island. his vintage, dramatic portraits of top name stars from the past 40 years. Gallery hours are noon to s Tuesdays through Saturdays. A NEW PORTFOLIO OF photographs by George Hurrell, the : 'Rembrandt of Hol lywOOO" if\ Its heyday. may be seen at Status Gallery, 1200 N. Coast Highway, Laguna Beach, througtt Aug. 31 . Also on display are some of ftlCHAllD ff fJT IO+tN11 PIU:BCN'T"' KIRK DOUGLAS MARTIN SHE:f:N KATHARINE ROSS JAMES FARENTlNO '""""~-==~..,,-.,.,..,...~-=,_..,,,.-;'c._" THL llMY,.A CONPAIO'' ~ 1 l1'Hf"FINAL COUNTDQWN I ~ ....... RON O'NCAL. .... CHARU::S OURNlNGns-.,..,c-h•-··· o,....,,.., b• DON TAYLOR ~ • ...,_.... w P~ VlNC!:NT DOUGLAS 1 .. -......... _..,._RIC H ARO R ST JOHNS lk<••n"4•• b¥ DAVID AMllAOSC & CCRRY DAV IS•"> THOM AS HUNT CR & PCTCJl POWLU. S•o.., ..,,THOMAS HUNTCR & Pt:TCR POWU .. 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M tn- 4*<>1• Twinl 8 HOl.lYWOOO 8QUAAf8 0 @) FACE THE MUSIC 'fD MACNEll / lEHR£R REPORT C'i) VOTERS' PIPEUHE O<ange County H1s1ory ' >iost J,m COQPe< GUfti l ~lh 01~lt1CI Supervisor Tt>omas R11ev Savl119 a Planet When mad dictator threatens to d estroy planet Pendar, Buck Rogers <Gil Ge ra rd) seeks Chandar 's <Kelley Miles, left> help to combat evil that threatens Tora <Vera Miles) in " Buck Rogers in the 25th Century." Saturdayfortwohours at8p.m .on channel4. Cl) P.M. MAGAZINE ., MOVIE Tile •ouoh ao<>rl ol b<ycle • * ... TM MJU-ess. motocross 119G1) $ooh<ll LO<M. Pere< l:OO .. (I) THa INCllE>l8LE Selk!fs BaMICI on IN play HUU( t>y G80fgt1 Befnatd Snaw Both •ION ol 1he law A yc>ung m;Ulonawest. is lh•Hten to ••DON Oev1d, IOIC:ed t>y h4tl lalller • Will unlMI he cooper•'" in • 10 ma•ry e mM wlth a CIWM on on. hllfl<I end gooo bu~ mJn<I (2 becomes en lnlOtme< on hrs) Ille Olllet (R) fD 29 TOMGI« ., ..,.-9 llOOMEll Or W1U1•m levy. O•rectOI 8oorNt belrlencla a young o t UCLA E 11.tenaoo"·a rec•track hand (Todd cat-CounHlinQ WOik· 8ridgftl whO dreama 01 shop. d 1sc11uea h11 beil'lg e jocli9)' twmNll pr OQ• am a tHt•ng eno 4P•rt 1)(R) counMling •'P9Ct• Host. 8 0 MNSOH Clele RocMlfls 8en90fl eno Marcy lry 10 el> WASHtNGTOH W£EJ< rnek• MIN Krays 1001< IN ~EW mor• alluring so tll•I _,,. le30 0 THE FACTS OF UFE can get • d••• ~Ith Ille A IChOOI leSaon •nspt•e& JQY9 of her kte (RI lhe adOllted N•tahe 10 G MOVIE launcil • -·Ch '°' ,,... • "A au... Ptac:e To 1<11r· real p&1en1t (R) ( 1973) CanOlt 8alc8'. Jean fJ ®l OOOOTIME Sorel The deugnte< ol a GIRLS murcl« 111et1m reets 1he Ed1111 and 84>tly Ot'<.om" ellects Of a tregre love voiun•-nurs.>~ tor 1 pa·• 1rienoi. (2 hrs ) ot wound4'<1 so1a1t>• > m P.M. MAGAZJNE m INSIGHT f he rough S()0<1 ot bocycle ··Checkmate· mo1oetoss. ··anunn .. ig' on fD WASHINGTON WEEI< lhll Mennonne ChUrCh IN REVl£W C'i) WALL STREET WEEK M t)l)Ody M Ofll•"? tn11>,et Channf-1 Lbf in g s I) t<NX I 1CBSI Los Angeles 51rOle<l'f GIJf'~t V11lham M L Pf evr J v>C t• pH• •dPnt invA$lmtln\ \t,d11-Q'I t,j, Pu•ceu Graham l. Compa 8 KN8C !NBC) Los Anqele~ " ICTLA (In() I Los Angeles fJ KABC·TV (ABC) Lo:. Angele:. (]) 11.FMB tCBS) San Diego G KHJ·TV (Ina) Los Anqe1ec, ®J KCST (ABC) San Diego m KTIV (Ina) Los Angeles e KCOP·TV (Ina ) Los Angeles ti) KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles 6Ii> KOCE· TV (PBS) Hunllngton Beach ny "'' 9 00 8 fl) THE DUKES OF HAZ2ARO Thf' lf!QPndMy HMtMO Rid()'! R.~,~·s Mt" reun•led aJJf'• 40 Y4'1lrS 10 s1op 8os.s HOQQ lrom slf"'''"O lunos •nl&naecl '"' a V·'l.C,,t G•I• zens cente• (RI 0 SPEAK UP AMEIUCA MatjOe Gortner. Jayne Kennedy •nd Rllond.t ..... .,,.. 10 ()80f)l9 aro.incl 1n. countty •bout c:on troverWI llaU4lt OI lhtl ar; • A80 fllOVll • • • • 1. .. 1 Of TM Hed Mt)! l0\111111 I 1'7)1 AIM A1l11n Sally Ket11ttmaf1 /4 tllNCI l'IWltl 1 enempt at "'• ''"t •"*"' in 7' ~· 111 n>atrl~ llifM 11110 II thl .. t ing Cl'CVI • WllW GIWftH ~" Mll'WlnY ,.,_..., WOOOV H8fman F•n•noo ~~ Kflll~ fHIOI f11o111<.i.n A~ V1u1 f1f1(1 at1'w. Crw 11 t l\Olnpae;n 8 WAU. fTM.fT WEEK • Morlday Mofllll'Q M•r•et Slfll9QY' ~I W11111m M t.aFewa. 11C4 ptffld""I 111-11!141111 11,,leQy IOI ~t*I. Gt-.m & Compa ~Inc "2) OU> fM'..N08... NEW FMND8 f rees Aogett ,,_,\ Or ~aid Jampoltlly, P"v~· c...-10 cll11d•9fl W>ln tata •HophlC d11aa .. \ and "-llld ot ti.. Cen1111 tor Au lud1nal HeallnQ on C.111101 ma 8:30 m SACRAMENTO WEEK INAEVIEW H~I Muney FromtOf\ C'i) nte HUMAN FACE OIOHINA ·Mind, Body And Spoil A. loot. a l now ll'le C""-! .ire building an un1Qv"' n•tron•I helllh care syio '""' t>aM<I on tnlll'g••tino Jhelr ttad•llOIWll medoc1n" with Weslefn meorc1ne ·~ presented 10:00 I) Cf) DAU.AS J A presauras Alan into selling • wed01ng Oote ~o thal 118 8NI lucy W>ll "'°''' lo Clltc:AQO IA) 8 fRIOAY NIGHT AGHTI Defender Curt11 Parkf'• tall .. on Ow>ghl O.V..on 1n a 12-round boUI tpi th~ U S 8o•"'O .UIOCJ8hOn mlddle-Ohl lllle tllve from c..sar·• P~. Las veg .. 1 -~NEWS IS INDEP£NOENT EYE "Btoomers" Thd aramR St••• Hiidy Btooils nno Pea<! Shear llnd dt>P•Gh ,,,,. comp1ew1t1es ot • mother <Jt.tv,qntt1r H •l1H1on '"'0 .n 1 .JPw~~n ret1u-mt-"1 rommun•tv 1n f !orroa a!) MOVIE • • • in ln.· (Jon<J Oltl '-.urnrnr•n1f'TH• 1194'0 \I.Jn JCJnn"-Qr1 .Judv G )ri •" j t'•••ther t.ru'.h1¥·1nq tn 1t '"' v1n1--r '' l'lt .. , -..<rvt Pf'" CH fAf ( IPrio ~ fM .J ,,...,._< •le,,. i)rP ccn~1 1nlly ,.,. '"'' C'VI'\ ft•f'1 t.,)Ch Jf'1et t\I !>!>m1n1 10·30 0 Q) (E NEWS ff) THEAMEAICAH EXPERIENCE 01~+ngu ti·' rn And 'l· ,1 tur.1hs.m Con'...-'~"'' CJn IMtS~Of A"f'r•Pt .rn<t 1h~ IJ 5 ~nov1c1 [)f!C'1""•' ., c.l)\Jr trt '" wf"ltt:h lw'l '" m')<!' lllnflU~ '>l\&tt Cfl• C.•f\I $1JIU~ Qltwr 1$.!o\.10._,, coveted snoulO govwn- ment ac;llvety &uopori t>1f· TUBE TOPPERS KNXT9 7:30 -A look at Watts-as it w:.is and as itis KCOP m 8 :00 "T he M1llionairess ." Young rich woman is forced by her fathe r to marry man with good business mind. Stars Sophia Loren, Peter Sellers. KOCE 9 10:00 -"In the Good Old Summertime." Two clerks, unknowingly secret pen pals. are constantly on the outs with each other. Stars Judy Garlc:.nd 1nouai.sm ~ t><.ultu•&I· •YT!? •hill snould Ile 1~ •Ole ot edveehon on pr~s "9 IOI ate4'11UI 811()1'1 •nd dS.s1m1111.on' 11-ool)OfJ()'tm NEW8 0 HEWl YWEO GAME 0 OAV£AU..ENAT l.AAGE Toniont O•ve ·~ a Ka•at& 111\lf\ICIOI a TV &nnoun<:· "' and • bOmt> a.tno111ion f'•petl G) THE 000 COUPl.E r "'" h1~ c;ou~n Ben ana ()scdr ii" I."!«' 11J•l l0t lrll4'CI 11\ on-O' F~h• '!t ad11ef'f1• •"9 M;rwtrn<•< (E THE BENHY HIU SHOW 01'nny. U tM del>ul1 1a1<es yo.. 1>ac;1< to Iha owy• of HOW The WHI W.s Won 11.30 8 ()) THE AVfHOERS ,. l)Otolic:al c;onlet~ ,, iabOlaged -the 8'11· ,,,._ rrpr&M11nt.il1ves 0111 1t•most 111erat11 SC••Nl 10 df'alh 0 TOHIOHT fiost Jonnny Carson C~ll W1lll•m ()el..- Ch11111u Brink~y Pu11> Foun1a1n O.V>d HorOWllt 0 OA TlNO GAME 0 ~ POA CHAMPIONSHIP H.gn1Jghl5 OI Inf! Slleond •nund QI piny '" 1n1\ QO<I ""'"'•"""'' tl•om tne Oa>. Holl (.ourilty C1u1> '" RocNt''"" ,.,ew Yc:.r• 1 0 RHOOA ~t>mt•\lflrn ... ,,. tn PnOOJ .. M>ghl>Otf>OOO. a 1>u104o11 ·~ JOHN DARLING wali<in9 I~ "'eo;t !>0'6•1>41 go.no •he• ....,. Dec.Gu,,.. "'6 m•ght "'" be '"" on11 pet'$0'1 .. ~ 10 >(IN\tlty '""' G) HOOAt.'8 HE.AOEll Hogan and "°\ ~ plarl I') Ire@ an undtllQ•OUnC lead· ~ hel<l l:>"t '""° N&l11o m O£TSMA$0' fvert 99 11~\ ClfOb"'1nS 11"11· "'9 I~ I< ing and M iH 8C>M1 IPatt 11 fD CAPTIONED A.BC NEWS 11:66 C'i) CAPTIONED A.BC HEWS -r.tDtGKT ~ 12:00 Q TWIUG"1 ZONE A d1allr19U'""'° !><JI aQ""1 ettOI •• '""''' rnlo "'" 011'1' ol h1S )'O<Jtll 0 lfO PAJO POUTlCAL ~MINO 0 THE. SUWVAHS T t>t"J 90'1' 111to • l!Qht Ar'O tf\M'\ IAtftt ~,.. k.Cldtif1f CD MIS8IOH tMPOSSl8U TM IM F V-h OoJI I~ <MOW l'-0 .C""11''" ...0 P'-t the kodnlle>O'"Q Of " rhwO Cl) NIGHT GAUDn' f..:.e Of lCAI 1HO 0 HANK W1UJAMS THE MAH ~O HIS Mu&c Jonon1 Cav. I<••• ,,., ~'""e<"°" Wa~ ......,..,, lf'"W',;\ Rw .\l"tJft ~ .... r..,. p .. ;ttf H•f1f, 5"' N l •t• J1,,,,,.,,y °"-.• ~"'°'" und J ,; r Pt.r--'• i:..ry 1' WI,.. I tf">-..i"''~ m 11..rt ~J..-.nd 0 MOVIE • * M·d<!lf' Qi '"" N1on1 119591 J'rtdrlo Marc11. t<tm Novell 0 MOVll • • • • "Seewoil" ( 1974) ea..a1d M41eita, Raymono Harm~trol Cl) NA TIOHAl NlW9 ~ n.e PAtCa IS NOHT 12;40 f) fJ) AnUAN OF THe &A"'1 S•mon .. ,. out 10 llnd • PY-'-1Mtll1ng conl.,...,..I• ed drug• t>el0te the 111,,._ of -Of hr• vicllm• aoe. I 00 0 MIOHIGHT SPECIAL Holt R1c nard Pryor '"'"'" 0 1rv1a N-lon-Jonn, 801 Sc•oo•. Bobby !Jluf> Bena M ervin 11.imh.ch N<JW Aidf!fs or "'" Purpi(I Sao-. M61v1n ViJ11 Pt>'!ll'f'' (RI Q) a.40VIE • , N1gh1 0 1 Th8 W•1Ghe$ ( 1971) Ke.th l:flk But! 9) MOVIE • * All Hand' Ott 06Gk .. 119"11 Pat Boone. Buddy MaGkl!lt 1'19,. S 100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 160 0 NEWS 200 0 MOVIE • •' • 'C0041 Of Scotland v.,a 119•81 O.•n• Odrs Oscar Hom()lkd 2.25 tJ MOVIE • * • * So<qe<tnl YO<~ I t9'11 Gar, <:.ooQe<, wai. '"' 8tennan 230 00 MEWS CD MOVIE • • "Mo•"tf)t F•om A P.en,,.1ouc ~1 · t t9661 T .lm10 1(""'•11. Yo1<.o (E MOVIE • •" The Mos1aoe ( 19611 Dan 0 Kelly. 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TH INTEAHA TIOHAl CUl8IN£ 7 .30 8 DtJS"N'S ~ Q PAC€8£TTEM 0 THE LONE RAHOEA G) MOHOO REAL Q) &OHAIS.t.8 ED AS W£ SEE IT (R) ~ YOOA Wl'TH UAOE.UNE (6) K108WOAl.D 1:00 0 (IJ MIGHTY~ I HE<Xl.E & JECKLE 0 FRED ANO BARNEY MEET THE 81-iMOO Q THE Alf\..EMAN fJ ~ Pl.ASTlCMAH 0 AOU.ER DENIY G) MAVBEARV R.F.O. Q) SPECIAL PEOf't.E fD OHCE UPON A CUSSIC • Oom1n1c H&nqma'1 ' 1-<<.Atow • Domin< Bulman u yOUnq Nl'IBI llCa<l<.""1 SIUOhnl lol&rn~ "'" 0111eni. ........ mut0..-8<1 and aionO •"lh 8*1.!"8f. -S OUI to ''Mt"" ~•\lets !Part tot 61 1r.c11R1 C'.!) YOOAwtTM MAOEUNE by Armstrong & Batiuk 'Freak Show' to A.ir CBS Premiering "Real People' Copy proved by its entry m the human c1rc u!>. "That's My Line." cleverl y titled to evoke memones of "What's My Line " The connecting thread 1s thUI. Imagine that. There is a guy who jogs wiUl pigs , and a college student who tucks v.'Omen into bed for extra s pendinJ.? money . It's not as exc1t mg as it sounds. LOS A.."-.;GELES I AP> -When George Schlatter invented "Real People" for NBC last year. 1t seemed a development to be welcomed. If the show sometime slipped mto a carny attitude. at least it was a s tark departure from the teenycoms that flooded prime tlme. Producer Schlatter's idea was quickly seized upon by other TV executives. and we a ll know what came of lt. Prime time is suddenly crawling with populist entertainments. "Real People" Im itations that get right past the spirit of "real television " and straight to the freak show stuff. JN FACT, IN watching this new entry, which m a kes its premiere Saturday etl 8 on channel 2, 1t may occur to you that "What's My Line" qwte deftly allowed its s trangely employed guests to maintain some degree of dignity That's a taboo approach these days Odd IS In. Th(.•n. Barker introduces a chicken sexer -a guy who looks at little chickens' behinds to determine their sex for chicken farmers. This gives barking Bob the chance t6 ask, "How many chickens does a chicken sexer sex "'hen a chicken sexer sexes chickens?" Bob Barker hosts "That's My "THAT'S MV LI NE" i.s Line," which he promises "111 certainl y no tackier than the take a look "at the off·beat. others of its ktnd. It's just not NBC LEADS THE pack in this funny and fascinating ways very interesting. even by th.is line. with three oddball senes on Amenca earns a livin g." As the breed's rather broad standards. Its fa ll s ch edule -"Real form demands co-hosts. Barker I think that's a good sign. People," "Games People Play," (what a perfect name for th.is Oddball stufC wears out fast. and and the frenzied "Speak Up genre> has the help or .two J fiave a feeling some ofil -~.e.r-4.1!~~ ~~·,,_.a::·~~~;rt-•~-1~-:rt-''";;~7.;;,:~~'v . ,7_ · .~.w-~ .P111ili•..ii-111ii • .;...li1iiiial .. iilllflllli•l~r~rt!;t-t, .. ...__,. --~t. ..,.,-& r9T '-fflfl!S'" • '{)-;:.: rrusfr\~c;-pretty'S&rt. You t Incredible" a n d "Those In the first episode, we Jtel to need TV for this kind of Amaii.ng Animals." a sort of see a meek·lookmg man who has entertainment. You can just go Ripley's :loo. always wanted to be a boxer, v1s1t your crazy aunt. Alan Arkin is married man determined to qualified to make him fully sorry he ever Until now, CBS has shied from -and gets his chance from an have extr amarital fling, and these three had such a thought in "The Last or the "reality e nte r tai n me nt " enterpnsin~ fellow who makes G J candidates-Sally Kellerman, Renee Red Hot Lovers," a Neil Simon comedy Perhaps. an idle fancier rrught rantasies come true. Perhaps . . . . Ta lo and Paula Prentiss-are a ll whichappearstonightat9onABC. suppose, because CBS sees. itself realizing this is fairly tepid t .\ \ 'S ""D ~O\ .\K Ad11ffery Anties Y r as the class of the business. stuff, Barker screams 1t up: . _ _.._) . . . . . .,., .• .,H.,L~!J~!ll l Pal e.~~~ h ~gb ""'~'l' 1 ;r~a . • . COVER POLITICS \~\·'~-1!:.--r:..'f!:·~:"'=-r-•·:·:''."""""''M11in1t'4ifitiiiiittir•w.i.A1;.,"'l-:~~.irMiit··'1lil>~.~~.i\\"'"•-:-·t~ ,~:nm:=§?!~. ~ _J •-i·---•• Junk as the next guy, a ract fighter!" in '"e!!!~~~ Art Show Huntington Center mall thru Sun. J Ah, th comf of hom ". ,.,,, "'l'l ',,, •• ,, "•"" •J l't;•• • •'" r~ •,,, ~· • • • • ~ ··~ '"''' There 'a no pf1t« like home to enJoy ell the comfort• of • 1ubacnptlon to th• O•llY Pltot. After •II. wh•t could be cozier then the convenlenc. •nd aavlng• ov•r buying " at th• newHtand? Fot H lttUe a• S..00 a month, you cen Mff the Dally PUOC ttght et your doortitep eactl dat. ~nd . wh•t'• even benet le that the Delly "lot •nfvea ~ fuel when you have time to , .. d -"•llday •••nine-, Wfftcend momlng1. \ •• " ' • "4. pw7' "*'~ ....... -· . • c l ,, I • J i I I c I /flagfc Cowee. Allt~e In her role as a god· dess rome down to earth in "Xanadu,·· Olivia Newton-J ohn wears a Cabulous ar· ray of cos tumes With her hair ln an updo, Betty-Grable· style. she wears a s atin tuxedo top, blac k satin s horts and t.ap dances like the mu s ical s upe rstars or old. Meanwhile , Gene Kelly dances his way through half a dozen costume changes during a production number s taged at an ·o utrage ous, n ew boutique in Lo s Angeles. Michael Beck also s tars in this original musical fantasy, with songs by Electric Light Orchestra, now show- ing at local movie theaters. War's Best Recaptured ' • .. l By 808 THOMAS _,..._ .. 11N ~- .. THE BIG RED ONE" tlarks back to the best of thP World War 11 l'T\Ovies -"The Story of GI Joe," "Battlecround." Like the others, It Is filled with bomb bursts, Uttered battlefields and arudalna sen- tln"ent an'IOn9 coml"ades In arms. Samuel Fuller, wl'O sel"ved In the Bio Red One C Fll"st I nfantrv>, devoted half a llfetlme to oettfno the stOl"V on the screen. and he has succeeded w ith valor. He wisely avoided the full pano-1 ply of war and concentrated on ~ the lives of a sel"Oeant and • t-0ur "wet-nose" recruits. Lee t Marvin Is flawless in his per- • formanc:e as me seroeant. His / • work is well-suPPorted bv M ark • ~arT'lill, Robert Carradine, Bobbv !Cicco and Kelly Ward. The etlna is PG, •ith much camaoe end~., l&n9099e that asn't pel"mltted In earller war fllrT'ls. .. CHEECH AND CHONG'S NEXT MOVIE" has 11 tlrwtl scene In which the two stars soar llke rockets, propelled by some kind of super-cocaine. That abOut sums up the movie: high on dope, stratospheric on ego, low on comedy. It's really a series of sketches about a 1,palr of charmless slobs and (,Jhelr war with society. The t dialogue appears to have been f'l'lade oP on the SPot and Is re- plete with "man" and "you know." The pits, man. Rated R, ~MY 800YGUARO" Is a ~I-satisfying film, totally mvolvlng and richly rewarding. The simple storv concerns a feW kid In a Chicago public -high schoOI, t>eset by a bunch 'or extortlng punks. Hls solu- Bdwttn ~angen e'\~1hing s ~hie. CI.Am DE FEMME ' ~ .------7;r :~,; "~ M.~ :w.'"" ,br.n• • - ' ... \t ., <X~TA·GAVl\AS .. ,... '" '"• .... """ ..... tion Is to hire as bodygual"d a hulking fellow student with an aura of violence. Then the head tough hires his own bodv- guard, who resembles a Russian wrestler. The lnspll"ed scr ipt by Alan Ormsby and crisp direc- tion by Tony Biii draw the best from a talented cast: Chris Makepeace, Adam Baldwin, Matt Diiion, plus grownups Ruth Gordon, Martin Mull and John Houseman. Rated PG, with a minor amount Of swearing "AIRPLANE" Is reminiscent of the Marx Brothers at their most antic. Except that the gags come even faster and many would have been shot down by the censors In the Marxian era. Jim Abrahams, Jerry and David Zucker ("Kentucky Fl"led Movie" wrote and directed the mad romp lacerating scores of movie cllches. Julie Hagerty •nd Robert Hays are the straJght-faced romantic leads, and they are solldly SUPPOrted bV Lloyd BrldgeS, Robert StilCk, Leslie Nielsen, Peter Graves and• suri>rlsinaty adept K11reem Abdul· Jabbar. 1'he retina Is PG "THE BLUES BROTHERS" contains enolJQh energy for 10 movies. Much of It Is mlsdl· rected, but enough remaln3 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 seeking to save their old orphanaoe by re-fOl"m· ing their jazz band. The major weakness Of the film Is the characters ot John Belushi and Dan Ackroyd, who dl"ess like hip morticians throughOut and seem undertatented to carry such a heavy load. The rating is R If It ............. .,. JOU'll fMd llMut It -"' "FAME" is the object of the aspiring actor s, dancers and musicians in this sparkltng Alan Parker film; but the sub- ject Is really New York Ci ty";, High School of Performing Arts, a uniQue public Institution o(.fer ing rigorous vocational training as well as a traditional academic program. Numerous per- fol"mance scenes are expertly woven into Christopher Gore's screenplay following the audition-to-graduation fortunes of a handful Of students, and the result Is a joyful celebra- tion of youth, hope and talent. Rated R. "BRUBAKER" is a grim, often powerful prison movie based oo the true story of con- vict torture and mass murder in a Southern penitentiary. The surprise In this movie Is that It stars Robert Redford as the reformist warden who tries futilely to clean up the gr apt.. lcally depicted "snakepit" conditions. "Brubaker" is a strong statement tor prison reform and Its characters are either villains -the POiiti· clans and bureaucrats -or heroes such as Redford. It ts rated R tor graphic violence. "URBAN COWBOY" has John Travolta as a blustery, not-too-bright, young man with an electric personality that is fascinating to watch. Instead of discos, his hangout is Gllley's, a monstrous countrv- muslc establishment outside Houston, where he sucks beer. does an occasional hoedown and flirts with the girls. He takes a wife (well played by Debra Winter) but marriage turns sour, as dOes most of his mean- ingless existence. The rating is R. en 11IE BWES BROTHERS a nuical comedy PG • U\1.\1\: '111\.itlf ' ...• _ .... --·--=~, NON PLAYING AMC ORANGE Mill Orange 637·0340 EDWARDS' CINEMA WEIT Wes1m1ns1er 891 393~ MANN'S SOUTH COAST Costa MeScl 549 33~, MANN'S BREA PWA Brea 529 !>339 Shire;Bassey DICK CAPRI FVU~ Michael Ale,.anoer-..: o .. ~ 4 PERFS.AUG.13-14-lf>.16118·30 Pll'Cl!>AU l'OlfS MlJSlC QNlfR Sin)Q 1000 o ........... j .......... ~ •too •)00 .PAVILION TICUTI 110W • ,,,._'-,,...,._ ~·---... -.... _"'_""-~ ..... ~ .. -.....~~ ..<AH!i 1m1m-1111 I I I \ "XANADU" (PGI •CM&CH & CHOMG> HOT MOYIF' Ill 1'HE E:Mptll ,,.., STRIKES IACK" --•.U'8- ·HB111 GOH IAHAHAS• fGI "IEOtO.ec>tS I elOOMSTIC•s• I '110HIYSUCKU IOSF' '"Tl4t M.AIH (Vlf(T" IPGI =--=---I .. Alllf'\.ANF' I f'G I "'UTTU pAIUNGS· 111 1-ntl IWI u.oo.r 111 "CAUPOIMJA SUfTl"I .. ,,.. AA.L ___ ...... _, --··---"-A,...,.. D~D lOJ\ILL ORUf.I MAI I !. ~ ---· Rl'WUIDI a...a W'llf ua ClllflU ..... , )tQalY(..fll ""'~• !• ri • r ... .,....,. 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It needs ·the perception an.d experience of au- thorized dealer personnel. people who have been trained by Mercedes- Benz. It needs the-specialized tool~ and equipment that an authorized Mercedes-Benz dealer hll.!> a t its d i-.- posal. And, a highly trained Mercedes~Benl service technician is nec- essary for expert diag- nosis. Our service techni- cia ns at Mission Viejo im- ports are ready to give your Mercedes-Benz the care worth y of a sound trans- portation investment. The high resale va lue of a Mercedes-Benz is panly due to the way in "'1hich it is built. partl~ · to the se nsible care and servicing gi ven by the owner. For an in-depth se rvice analysis 6f your Mercede s- Benz call Tate Casey or Keith Mal- comson, (714) 831-1740 or 495-1 700. MiSSon Viejo Imports Whm a car /.J entlnured like no other ~ U. the world it should be serviced like no 01hu car in rhe world. 28701 Marcunitt Parkway (1·5 at Avuy), Mmion V~. 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Mw FIONT ROW OCEAN VIEW Fabulou VersaiUes condo. Don't wait. new offering, won't last. Large w/2 master s uites. 180 degree <X'ean. bay a nrl Catalina view. Acapulco pool. 1acuui + adult security buildin~. no JWlS Well priced a t $222.500. ALSO ... •All LARGE PENTHOUSE UMIT. 0\ erlooks lush courtyard and fountain. Many decorator features. Trulv a ha r~ain at $165.000. Excellent terms and immediate O<.'Cupancy. OPEN DAILY 12-6 101 Scholz Plaza #216 Guard Will Direct You. 631-6783. A~ent. / OM TOft OF OIJ) COM T~e hi~est street in original Harbor Vyew Hills! Great location! Fantastic view. beautiful pool and a 4 bedroom home tha t has a separate side for t eenagers. m aid or mother·in-law . Also covered by Dependable Home Warranty. Askin~ $495.000. U~ICJU~ ti()Mt:' REALTORS, 675·6000 2 ... 3 f.a•f Coan Hlghway, Co~OM del M., W£ HAVE 3 6 Of THE 8£.ST U S TINGS IN TOWN t tiaD of the law. 675-551 I ~ ~ ! • I ....................... S111 al 1002 ....................... I RACH HOME MEWP'ORT HaGHTS * VETS * emtom 3 Bdrm + 20xl5 AXB W /VIEW den Wllh beamed ce1I· 3 uruts. forttd to seU Use your Elig1bility ings. SUW,900. Oversized OUTSTAMDIMG 5 UMT ILDG. Only IZ25,000. 646-7171 NOW. LOWDN.& ~ c~ga~~· T~o Lar ge Owner 's Unit. 3 Bdrms. Fam O"I"•••·•• •vr.•r.,..,, ~~~~;,~ o1iux~1J!iai. w.~·to Rm . 2 1h Baths. Owner 's P rivate [~lt~e,;iji:tl HOW TOQlJAUFY beadl. Act now! 963 6767 Home· like Unit Has Formal Dinin" ~N l~9·•1~IOJl•IO N"'•I ~ S&ISUOUS DIC.COHOO l..ave 1n a prest11it1ous area with less Lhan ~ dn. assume 1st TD of 5>Sm500 and owner will rons1der no p.ayme-nts for 2 ~~on 2nd TO SI07.500 Ca 111 od a> 97'}.:>Ji O Tall to I.ct c_,.. Rm & 2 Frplcs. 4 Income ProducinJ? • WREEu 0 sT&tCARPET! .1~ 1m1.11;11.·.111 t:nits Each W/2 Bdrms. 2 Baths & fOOJo COMMtssao M A LLST"A TE "()t l;f;\ii :~ Fir eplace. Atriums & Patios. This Is A Man y amen 1t1 ~ • 1,.. • MUST SEE For The Prudent Buyer . ~r Rea son ably Priced At $450,000. Bhae Ctup Properties REAL TORS 7 54-1202 0 Wenge~ 5.57-<W.36 -------- NEWPORT MESA YYDE DUPLEX WESLEY M. TAY1.C>a CO .. UALTOltS MEW'PORT FALLOUT MIN Vef'CM -.....Y 2 VPits on fee la nd. 21 11 S.. Ju .. fa ... lood Si.ASHORE! Was 10 escrow 1 long 1b1$ 3 bed.ruom 2 bath ONE STOltY Ac.:roM from park. Near MEWPC>tn' CB4TB. M..I. 644 49 I 0 Smell it ! Sff rt! f'ed It! • ume • Owner want.5 out ~ former model LS truly beach. bay. & shopp111g. Bdrm bomie. 90' from the Bargain• 3 Bdrm 2 balb. pnde ol ownership. fl COMDO Pri~ al $20.5,000. Eves sand. 2 fire places . 2bndtfireplaC"eS.fam1ly ' featurunewpaintinslde $71 .900 64.2-2253 staioed glass window room. siq>er '~· va and out, r e modeled Large 2 Bdrm adu]t con· EXECUTIVE Wood beamed ceillags caDl. Act now! SU2,.500. k1uben, covered pa tao doon a lush greenbelt. A OOOISTOIEACH MlSA VlllOE Priv~ in·law quacteD. Cails.46-%313 --~ spn"nkiers front and -·-•"""for-•v $71900 2 2 0 1 0 -000 ..... -1167" .... u. Ol'I,. '~"·"' ,.,..10,,,..,.,.,. -'"'""'~ ..,....,, • · • up ex wn e r Spectacular courtyard ••o.. ..,.... ~ . :Ciu~S~ [~~z:-:hrl cWi:Lw~:~J~p~f!rt!y~:bo:s~.h0,: ~Iman;nla:~tee~~r"thY. !f-~ ... " .. iill l,9 ·6ftliil • PROPE SELECTRTIES ~.lft;HW; . c.;":'""'or'?? $249,000 •• r:mil;' r'oo ~ w''fth -~~"--•••H•llH'" IYOWMlll EvesS48-071.S fi replace. wetbar and ---------Looldnc ror • bome of Lot. ready lo bvlld. COOL IT' f I 0 0 r \ 0 . c e i 11 n g v 'I n-... x N H • book cases . L ove ly OCEAMREMTAL your' own! ou I lvu 60 90 ewpon ts Wrt.h l.be Nabftezes &Dd ard · many homes adverllsed 1118.000 ~ OPatHOUSI SAT/SUM l·S 1127 MOalA spectacular ocean view pnvate back Y with 6 units on the beach. for sale in Clau1f1ed from Uus 3 Bdrm 2Y. Ba aas firep1t. Many many 1424.900. Low main· e~day. SellHilettemS 642-5678 1~~~~~~~~ extru Only S239,900. tenance and high in· ·~1 town home pe rcbe dr: Call now.s.46-2313 come. Great iavestment. above'iar\Clemente. o•>tt• 111<1·" \ •ur• 1051 "41Ct • Won't la.st. call~67 -~~~ ~THE REi\l ~ESTATERS _ ,, Vlr#, nrw. Viww! e AL e o A 1 s LAN o .. IA YCUSTS 1 ~. Ol'f1' ,. <>· 11u'"""1011 _,. I ~;.::~~7=•---~-EAL-TY-~~ba~.~!-lljlll ...W-. AotsolWOOll OESaTID level haxu riou.s home 3 Bdrm 2~ Ba $229.JOO. 2 STY 3 • l'WMHME with formal dining. big Wbe.t.her you're bQ<ykq OI ~;;_;.._=-=------- Call Maggie Appel Pim pool+ buclL $79, fa.milyroomtlsparltlJng. selling, Classified ad So.c..tSllant 7S2-l920 900. Large family sized mo£ pool. 3 car garage. A vertlSUlg will get your 2 Story. 3 br, 2 ba, family bvang room. gourmet nrevalue.Only SZT2.000. messate tothenghlpeo-rm, A /C , US9,0tO. laLchea and dinine. Jog Call today! 646-7171 N.. call Today! 64.2·S67'8. Owner. 7SHOOO. ' ~u.AIL to beach. Seller must QFfN IM9 •11~1Ul'ol0<!11«1 ~ T sell Take advantage. !'8' I PLACE · ~0.,,,.,,,.,.0....... . ;~-lflftitJ . :.=!:· l91fllUI · ----·--- C .. HA COYE 90% Commission. Many Seduded'3 Bdrm bome ame n1ties/compuler by Coves edge. Owner Biiie Chip Pl'operties wall h elp f inance O.Wengeler 557-4436 $379.000. Call 673-8MO CMAtt s bit Sharp 3 Br fam.aly home i.n Costa Mesa. SU. 000 dwn. seller w /carry 2nd. Super low pay ments. Woo 't last! 540-3666 Of'tN 111 o •II\ IU!'4 roi;. ""'' · Have eometblng you want • Viti Ian I '8 j '. I lo lell! Classified ads do w1E-'~{lti11t ~~ -Call NOW. AMI Estate TOWMHOMI CAPTIVATING VIEW reo1 • esiote -Y1EW HOtie _,,, $211.SOO. C... .. Ms~-J -2 1A.formial ...... ~ rooM. wittt c.ow ••• d ••try. M•wty d•c. hcl lhtla9. Af p tf t I t .,,,, • -CdM COMDO, oely SZ I S,000. Chi J !J l Wr-.l ltafll lll ~_..... °"""' .... .-y .......... too _, ....... , to .......... "" a.d. ~ •• _ .._ ....-.. 6 CcmyoR ~. 2744 E. COAST HWY. CORONA DEl MAR 759-1616 ,Ml IN IEil , 2 bedr9om 2 bath. 2 story. with k>ft for a 3rd , bedroom. Only t year old. Full pri~ &000. AIJ,.. '151-3111 NEWPORT CREST Pl.AN 4 a.. to pool. ...... & .,. & ... to leecll. Wei priced l ~ .._ ·ra Priced to Ml! $179,500. 6Jl-1400 H e r e's well over 'h acre of buildable r esidential land for S135,000. Enjoy a beautiful sunset. ocean. night lights and canyon view from a private and peaceful Laguna ne ighborhood. City approved plans make this an offering that should not be passed up. PUT A SUNRISE IM YOUR DAY W e jus t lis ted a beautiful residential building site in the Portafino district or Laguna Beach. You can't beat the value of S125.000 .l\'~O.C,.®iM¥,oo;;u~o{\\~ le~ , .. ·-·--·· 1 · T 11 r R L:\ 1 ~~.~:. L ~; 11 l R ~ IAMCHO SAM JOAQWf San J oaquin model. 2 bedroOm plus den/study. Upgraded with quality neutral t one carpets,• drapes, m h r ored door s a nd custom hardwood cabinets. Fantastic golf course and night llgbt vtews. Two private patios on golf course. 1179,SOO Pentboule "San Mat~" model 2 bedroom eorne r unit. Htgbly llPl.18Cled ta eutlltooee. Fabuloul ~J eoune view. Community pool -~.1111.000 ·<I -~1~~~·~1tl-ditl1Hs••, - fie ntle s loping canyon with t he Pacific as a backdrop. Put your master bedroom in place to enjoy the breathtaking southern Calif. sunrises. 644-7020 NEWPORT BEACH Sensation~ ~~1r~~~;yle .home · 499.455'1 · · ... ' , ~7Gt.l!:r:tWh;·w·~-~~...!LJC:~~~~bu~ ' SCMlflj Laymia LCICJl9CI NlcJlltl quiet street in tht' DOVER SHORES 497.3331 493-1112 area. Only Sl~.500. Compare the LCICJllllll leoch 0.. PoW value! FIXB UPPER!!!! Bring your paintbrush & broom & save $$$. S br. executive home in University P ark ! Only $135.000. Submit! LOW, LOW PAYM&ITS!!! When you take over existing loan on 3 br TURTLEROCK unit!! Privacy & convenle n ~e in s tunninll architecturally pleasing design. Only $187.500. NEWPOn HILLS <>MCI 2870-B San Mlguel Drive. Newport Beach 752-7373 759·1 SO I .......... FAIUl.OUS FIND OH UDO A careful buyer 's dream is this 3 bedroom comer cha rmer with bay vie w. Ci rcle this ad & phone rigb\ now. Reduced Price S595.000. LIVE THE GOOD LIFE UDO ISLE IAYFROMT Lar~e boat s lip. Elaborate 4500 sq . ft. bayfront home. s Bdrm suites with 8 baths. Elevator . security system 21' runabout included for family fun . LIDO ISLE Reduction on 4 bdrm. 3 bath. lovely 2·story hom e. Garden patio. formal dmin~ room. professionally decorated within the past 2 years. S379.000. EVERYTHIMG YOU CA ... ASK FOR 30' SUP-VIEW OF BAY Beautiful 2 bdrm. priv:.ite suites pl~ den. private patio. dttk. wet ba r . dumbwaiter. central vacuum system !\1 any upgraded extrac; Exclusive Harbor area Will not last ! IALCOMY, IAY VlEW Exclusive Peninsula Point. 4 Bdrms. 3 baths. 41 -, mont h s new. lari?e assumable loan. 5365.000 Lease opt'on avail. LIDO WITH ALL ITS SPLEHDOI Yearly lease 3 BR. 2 BA. wall to wall carpet. drapes. sunny courtyard . Close to tennis & clubhouse. All the a menities. Plus prests J?e of living on Lido. Call now for appointment . LIDO SI 00,000 Price reduc t io n on t hiio corner charmer WJth a bay view. This 3 bdrfll remodeled home is a buyer's dream . A fabulous bargain with ex<'eltent financinj!. TIMI SHAaJHG Go all owr the world. Start Puerto VaUart.a where the sun never sets. Only $5950. Call now for information. "-p•h•an~ W •••dfoH --•••It' .C .. eewfwtppaf ....... 673-7300 J37:' VIA LID O NEWPO R T BEACH CE 111111 ILllRS CD . OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE IAL.90A COVES IA TRONT WITH DOCKS !'p3MN.' FN r Red!"N'm Wi1h Cmvt'rtihlP f)pn r.rt'al Fam1h JfomP On Sanrlv R4>arh \I t>'U<'an T1lt-<1 Fl(>(l r i;; f\n11h1 <"hf>t'rful I h ml! Arf':i C'.ill """" ..,..~ noo UOO ISLE Onp Of ".:-'l)C'rt R4>;,rh'" M<><t nt-<1 n'fi ArP;1<- Wlth Pn\'a\t> Rf'a<'hf'<. Tt>nn1<. <"c>ur1~ ~ C'lubh~ Tradrtt"MI f'tvf' ~""'"' HNT"lf' W ith l.31'fl' f'r-rm:i l 01n1ne RN'm &• Oen !"tudv \la"l•r ~Ullt> Wllh ~pa Offl'red "·~~ ·~~,; ~.~. , .·,., "=-~\..\ ~~11!'-'· ~ \~l~7. ... : 1 ,...~A-ttt •~~ '-.._..,.... c...... #ICom.sl• IAIDfl*T CMTEIPllAIY-....-....... 11 .... I fp1 • IJJ I' t t la ... 9'1HI--prf•• J ...., '--a...-..................... 4 ............. ,.. ,., .. ..... ..., ..... _. ..... , ... ... ._..,,.. .... ~_..z.-.. YllWS.,....,. _,.....,. s1.100w-. Ctl67Mtll WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. llEAl. E5T A Tl. ~ ......... """""" ........ •• •• CHISTSR. Entland AP> -Pioneer Sm· ~ Arabt !~.~fte ·~•ctian noaalll wbo died ftlr loft. •• rutty -.J)f won.b a lew tteab. a Jelle• lo Kbe.ter bl1h ~baanded. John Lloyd, Arab'• OW1M1' and chairman of tbe 8rlti1h Holstein SOclet~. had aou1hl '425.000 aa ~mpensa IJotl for lbe bull 's un- thtaely death. But lh e .Judie awarded him only Mri. l"UUq that Arab'" b r eed i n g days were d oo e by the time he ell ed. TUE J U DGE c>. plained his ruling b> quoUng a poem. "P1ty him lh11 fallen chief. "All hl$ q>lcmdqr, all hu 3tr~gth. "All lu.s body'a breadth atrd length ·' DunndCed down wfth ahome and grWf, .. HaJJ tlw bull he tDCU be/ore, "B ones and l eather , ~more.·· •r Arab h a d to be destroyed after a night of paasioo with a herd ol Je.r seys that bad treap-..ed on the Lloyd farm . Arab was con- tiles cing from a pre - v\ous love affair at the tlme and se x was against bis doctor's or- ders. Lloyd claimed t ha t Ar.ab might have gone on to produce up to 2-60 ,000 o ffs prin g b y a rtmcial insemination tlad be been left to con- valesce in peace. But the judge ruled that "Arab bad n o future as a bull on that night. Ills only value was as a carcass." 0.11'1 """''w" ,._ ARTIST SCHREPFER WITH GLASS Parrot Hotteat s.uing Item Old Churches lmpiredArt The beauty of the windows in old European c hurches inspir ed Germa n-bo rn Ma r ianne Schrepfer to learn to work with stained glass. Tl)e art was passed a long to her by an elderly man in her native land who knew the craft. NO CLINGING TO the sacred motifs of the an- cient works she admires. Mrs. Schrepfer creates m obiles, window hangings, and other gift items which are being exhibited at the Laguna Bea ch Sawdust Festival now through Aug. 24. Mrs. Schrepfer says the hottest selUng items at the festival and her shop , Marianne's Glashaus in the Forest Avenue Ma ll in Laguna Beach , are her par rots. She demonstrates the process of making her popular birds in her booth at the festivaJ. WORKING FROM A SKETCH of the item she plans to make, she cuts pieces of glass one by one and fits them together much like a jigsaw puzzle Only this Jigs aw puzzle 1s fused together with lead and solder. The futished products start at a price of SS. The Sawdust Festival, 935 Laguna Canyon Road. 1s open c1aily from to am. to 1l pm. * * * Sarcasm, Animals _..,avored by Artists By P AUL GRIFFO Of tlle D•ll'f Piiot Si.ff Phoebe Thorpe's exh1b1t at the Laguna Beach Art-A-Fair may give an indication that she is an animal lover . and that she has a humorous, sometimes sarcastic, ouUook oo life. Jn one of her m any pencil draw· ings, an eagle is shown swooping w ith its talons e xte n ded. Ap- p ropriately enough, the drawing is entitled, "Your Friendly IRS Agent." Parak ., .. , Bird Buyer Flying High WAURIKA, Okla <AP> -A small cluster or unmarked white buUdlngs just north of here is the hub of a multi million dollar industry that has brought thf' nickname "Parakeet Capital of the World'' lo this tuwo in the south of Oklahoma. Sltuutt'd 111 a wire mesh cage in one of the lw1ldln~f.. nnnkt'd by shallow cardboard boxes "1th screenL"<i windows nnd large red letters read- tnH "LIVI:: UIHDS,'' Gary Scott buys 8,000 to 15.000 1't1rak~b a week from the more than 300 local breeders MA.NV o•· THE BIRD ARE descended from rhe six prohf1c pairs ha:-. father brought home Ln 1940 a!> a hobby "He had no earthly idea there was a market The next thing we knew, we had a bu1ldrng full or them," Scott said Other area res1denb also discovered the market. Gary Scott s pends three hours a day, three or four days a week, examining. grading and purchasing birds ''They coml' in hC're w1lh as few as 11 or 12 or as many a!\ 300 to 500 birds," be said POSTED ON THE DOOR OF m E bi rd·buyang station at Scott's Feed and Pet Supply as a price list that ranges from $4.75 for each parakeet classified as "rare" because of its coloring. to $4.25 for nor"mal top-of-the-line birds. to Sl for sub· standard Class B pa ra keets. Occasionally. when they are available from breeders. Scott buys coc\tatiels. finches and love birds. . The parakeets a re shipped to Florida and then to pet shops nationwide. where most sell for $12 to $15. Jf Scott happens to buy an albino cockaliel for S30. most retail dealers would probably resell the bird for about $100. "I don't do any retail business in birds because it takes too m uch time and I'm just not set up for it," Scott said. AFTER GRE ETING BREEDERS BY name. he chats with them while grading and buying their birds. He can handle 10 parakeets at a time in one hand, but usu4.11Jy holds only five, placed gently bctw~n his fin~ers. "They· re !>lurdy little creatures." Scott said. looking at one handfuJ of birds "If they all tried to bite me llke they do most people. handhng as many birds as I do l 'd never make it." he said ''l'\'e learned how to handle them. They don't get too excited and I don't get hurt.·· There was a time in his life when the 39-year- old Scott thought he never wanted to see another parakeet. After be111g raised m the bi rd bus mess and growing tared of It, he attended Oklahoma State Uruversaty and got a degree m business ad- ministration. He tried several different Jobs before settling in Dallas. .. MY WIFE AND I BOUGHT a house the~. and the previous owners bad a daugbler wbo was an only child. They left behind a huge doll house and we decided we bad to do sometblng with it,·' Scott said. He renovated the miniature playhouse in has back yard to accommodate a colony of parakeets "The next thing I knew. 1t dawned on me I "a11 more mterested m those birds than my'Job. So I quit my Job. moved back here and got back into the bard business,·· he said. When Scott moved hack to Waunka. he de cided he wanted to expand the family bu..,iness. He built a bird se<.'d store where basic components could be mixed into special blends for vanous types of birds and then sold over the counter or by TM0111t~ TOLL£ mail. Just in case t he seed works n opped, Scott P OINTING TO another of her an· made sure the new building was constructed so it .............. .sei%Mr e Joe Confortc 's passport h as been seized by a judge who char,ges the Reno b ro th e l operator 1s moving assets out of the country dunng an in- come tax tnal. ------- Gay Asks $8 Millio n D amages SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -Mic hael J . Raines. who claims he was fired as managing director of San Fran- cisco's War Me morial Opera House because he is gay, !las filed an $8 1 ·milhoo suit against the ci t y a n d the W a r M e m or ial boar d of trus tees. Rain es claimed breach of contract and v1olat1ons of his con- s t1tutionaJ r11~hts 1n thP SUit. He ~aid ht-......... given no <'xplanatton at the tame of has d1'>ml<>f-al in Januarv, and that 11 v. as because he a!> a homosexual Th•• b<1arc1 !> a I d h £• V. :1 '> ( I r I' c1 bt>cause hE· ....... ., 1n<.•>m µctent The 32 year-old Haines said he has be<.•n rwned financially by the fmng and has been una- ble to find a Job. NEWS FEATURES Work's Fine, But Spotty By JOYCE L. KENNEDY Dear }O!JU: My &on haa dec1dtd to l'tud11 grophic de&tgn mrtead of land.scape architecture. I admit I don't know much about graphic dengn -what 1t u. what 1/01.I really do, lhe poaS1tn!ltu.>a of a good 1ob and IO forth M11 only 1mpreuwn about 1t . as to oU /01T1U of art. " that at 1~ cr<lUJded and attracts mo$tly homo1erual" Am I nght" My &on u atra1ght and I wouldn't lake to ha~ htm decide for S(}f'Mthmg m which he waU be out o/ place and uncomfortable. I tlunk my son is taking an t'G8Y way out. Please tell me about landscape architecture ioo. -Concerned Mom Competition 1s rigorous 111 both graphic design and landscape architecture and bolh fields are sensitive to the ups and downs or the economy. Graptuc designers a re the artis ts resµonsible for the overall visual image of commercial pro· ducts rangtng from corporate logos to album cov- ers to magazines: they instruct illustrators, photo· i;raphers and typesetters on how to carry out their designs. and may be titled art directors. LANDSCAPE ARCRlTECTS AR E environ- mental designers who m ak e outdoor area~ useful and attractive for people beeause they know where to place a µower line a s well as where to pla~t poplars. Their work is relat.ed to arch1t.ecture. engineering and city planning. To my knowledge, no one has conducted an oc- cupational sexuaJ preference census. so l lack ob- jective Wormat1on about the num ber or homosex- uals 1n art. WtuJe it's true that the kands of people with whom one works as a factor 1n career sat1sfact1on. sexual prlerence usually is an aspect of personal tare. not work hie. H your son should happen to find he dis l ik es the at · mosphere se t b y a ( l parti cular gr~up or ""'~o eoERS homosexuals at rus work ~ place. lb.at could be the basis for changing jobs to 5eek a group or co-workers with whom he feels more compatible. The pressing question is not whether your son will encounter gays 1n a particular field, but rather whelher the work under cons ideratton s uits his ab1hues and mter~L-; and offers good pro- !>pect.s for employment. l '!\1.1.KE TOTALITARIAN COUNTRIES, this nation offer; fr('(.>iiom of car ~r cho1n· Without 1t. the dagrut) of each man <tnd Ci.lrh womLin ac; a uni- que 1ndn1dual 1'> dc·n1cd . ~tom, J hOpt• }OU -v.on t fall v1l't1m tfl tht-men- t altt' that den1c~ thi.lt chme<> L'nfnrt1l,1'11:1t1·h . on1• '>till hi•.if" thin~., hkt:. "Ge., :-.r1n, p•·oplc will n·ally v.ondcr about )OU af )POU bec'lmc .i liJlll'l d:mccr ' Reader~ who IL"l.Sh co r1'1<am "L.andsCClf"' Arch1ter lure -,\Ca reer." a pamphlet, cCJ11 enclose a stamped. .tt•l/-Oddreued, lonq while t>nvelopt: to Joyce I.am Kf.>TI Mdy at Boz JS(,(}, Costa MeM m2J'J For ''Into G rophic Com munwal z.on.t ". a f)OfJklet. send a po.'ltcard reqtK>st . Retire m e nt S"Vndrome? • Boredom Said Killer By P ETER STEINCROHN Dear Dr. Stt-locrohn: I suffer from a gutJt complex beeause I agreed. when my hus band .,.. anted lO retu'e at the age of 55 Maybe 1f I had talked him Ullo contmwng to work he might oe alive today. DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE tbf'.Ppomorphic cr itters, she says, could be converted for bi rd· breeding use. !·~re's one l should send to Billy TOLLE A'ITEMPTS to create a He was a hard-working offace many years tn retirement. to Jump to Geter ." feeling of motion in a n acr yHc paint· "WE JIAVE EXPANDED THE b1'rd seed the conclusion that r etirement kills 1'h dr . f man ager -.... ho loved h as work. early. e awmg was o a nestling ing by putting an abstract back-building several times and we're shipping all over Gradually. for no apparenl reason. teetering on a thin branch. Her cap· ground behind a bumming bird in t he United States and sometimes to foreign coun· he began to lose interest. As our Who i.s to know 1( 1t isn't possible tion reads, "Out on a Limb Again -flight. tries." Scott s aid. children were grown and married that the reason your husband lost in- Or -Oh. S--! !" "The humming bird is stationary: Profits from seed and bird-care supply sales and we were well enough off finan· lerest in his work is that he was Sbe explains that she called her the abstract background 'moves,' " to pet shops, feed stores. zoos and individuals have cially to reure, J said okay when he already suffering from trouble in his drawing of a harp seal .. Ain't Vinyl he s aid. outdistanced t he income produced by buying birds. prepared to reure. coronary arteries? Perhaps that was Gr eat" because, "If 1 were a harp Ms. Thorpe and Tolle say they Scott bought about 800,000 birds in 1979. Local already slowing him up. Had he con· seal r wouJd be in favor of vinyl-have learned m uch about art from governmentofficlalsestimatethe paralceetindustry We moved to New Mexico, settled unued to work he might have died ven much ." each other since they m et at the Art-brings$3 millioo annuallyintothe Wa urikaarea. down and prepared to enJOY our new even earUer. Therefore you shouldn 't ·.Ms. TIK>rpe says that she is indeed A-Fair in urn. "When the economy is bad. the bird business life. But it was not to be. He was blame reur ement for his early death. a n a nimal lo ve r . Sh e a nd her Ms. Thorpe s aid that Tolle's com· is good," Scotl said:"People will still buy pets, but bored and unhappy. He missed his Nor blame yourself. Mrs. U. boyfriend, John Tolle , also an ex-mercial experience with Rockwell they're buying smalle r animals that eat Jess and friends. About a year after he quit 1 have known patients who died in hi biting a rtist at the Art-A-Fair, has helped her to be more conscious cost less to taJce care of. You might have lo buy work. he had a heart attack. and d.led h flf . h . hbaYe four cats, a 'Doberwoman,' of how a drawing will r eproduce. dog rood once a week. but a good-size box or bird two months later. l ear ties w ile sttJl al work. Yet. ~ a goldfis h who likes chocolate seed will last a ear .. . th~re were ma.ny others who ~ere cbip cookies" at their home in Santa "SOMETIMES A DRAWING that Y · l~ there defanat~ evidence. Dr. still ahve 1n their 80s who had retired Ana· is good in itself will not reproduce • . Stemcrohn, that retU"e~e?l bnngs on 20-Jo years earher. • _ eU i'.vPrvtl\i~n""', ~ ...... ~;-__ 1 6--a..-~'-----~-_,._.. ~-· Ulnus.•aearw .O•.ath.?.l:_vheud9C ~ ... ~ _. --~ ~ _.,._ -..J_-..--.A~~ Jt. ~ --~--~~ ... ._..~ .. ~.:•.:~ -i."'>-1ie.U."'•..J,--,; -::-..... ~ r :-~~. . ' ~ ~-r #'.'\-·~ -~· ~'"c-a~..> .... ~' _,..,:. ---, L~ ,. '"'C. "'f':~"'~'~ .• : .. ~ --J.-tt...__ :-a-.. ·_. ;8&iol\la---Z ·<~-... ~•--.. ('. -. ~ ...-:_ • '" ,-~·~·-.:· · .,.. · ---'-' -......... years 'and then dy~· but does quit· fire~, Mrs.· . If one can kee~ ousy !'oUe's pencU and pen and. ink draw-M s . Thor J?e a nd Tolle •. ~ho · ting at a fairly early ~ge invite heart and ~t.erested day after_ day. Id~ not tnf6 . Neve rtheless. it as a lmost r eproduce their works on a limited ELIZABETH. N.J . <AP> -A 30-year~ld deaf attacks _ Mrs tJ consider that early retirement ts a ~austic when it is present. basis, tour together, exhibiting their woman is lenming sign language in order to testify · · threat to health or life . .Formerly an artist for Rockwell, works in shows across the country. in September against a man cha rged with raping Dear Mrs. V.: You may have felt • " • International, Tolle captioned his M s. Thorpe i s Art-A -F a i r her. evenmoreguilty ifyouhadopposedhls Self-treatment of an ailment will drawing of the NASA space shuttle, trea~urer. a nd Tolle is third vice Th~ woman is ~ing tutore:<f by an instructor retirement and he had died suddenly only Jose you valuable time. You'll be .. And Touch the False God." president. paid Wlth funds raised by Uruon County Sbenff on lhe job com mitting s low s uicide says Dr &e says ~ drawings of animals They are planning an eight-show Ralph Froehlich: She indicated to poUce she was · Steincrohn in his booklet'. "How T~ at&:'almost icons." P ointing to a pen tour on the E ast Coast when the raped March 2S an a van taking her home from a We have no defini. 'te way of know-Stof;! _!.~!i!.1.&...Y,~~~~o~~~~ " 8Jill,.,, ~11trifi~-,',"f.bll,. .~ eMibit·.c~"Aiia. ~ ., . -1 ~b.elte~~ ~klllQp (or..~.e, ~~~ .... ~,.... 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ZMW CoaatHwy,N.B. ~~~.;.,,H1.JH•o•r1>.•• ~l\r~~~!l!!;!!·:!!!!!1:!!.!!:!!;..!!::!!!!!~r·!!ul!!ly~1 --.... -R Ol_EAL_IGl_TO_"_~_L __ , ~.IKA.:,.., [ ~ fiiMI tum J Bdrm 2 Ua +2 Br This custom home has a Tha t 1124,500 buys 5 2 Ba Spacious living wtutewa ter view from 8drms aod J baths ANO T h e T e r race /C am room wtlrplc. lrg patios. every room . Stained a huge family room and brid ge,/ J br, l ~ba . 1 car garage As king glass·brass-wood a nd form!A I d ining room . Sl39.950. Days: 644-8141 a&.000 beveled glass th ruout. E)icloeed patao and doo· la.sk for Andy> E ves. Call Tim Rhone 631-1266 b&e 1arage Assumable 5Sl·S318or 586-5047 *LAKEFROMTS Woodbrldce Covl11,09n, this 2 BR 2 Ba en«r· tamers delight includes: a huae wooden deck over the lake, atrium. hot tub wilh deckmg. coay bnck fireplace, 5parklin1 & a iry lotch e n . plus h urthtone carpet.s. pool, jacuzzi, teno1s court~ ~$0. Call now: '51-0300 ~ Howlsilts lt.E. OHHHOUSE 75 • •ttluwe, lrf. Fri l().2; Sat/Sun 12·5 loan. owner may carry 2ndTO TOWNHOUSE IN IY OWMER IA.RllTT TME LIJCES nfE RANCH. 48r + fam JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 REALTORS REALTY RIGISTY Magrul1cent 2 Bdrm JI \ rm Completely remod. stYGLASS HILL nu. haod..utnl' bomr L'> \h~ bl'~t v~l ul' oo Sj>yglu11 With 3 lidrm~ ~ Ba and IK'j)ollfa\t-111 law qUIU1t'l'l>, ll woo 'l 1._ .. 1 klfll 11t 1449 .500 .... , .. 0 COMMERCIAL Cot 642-SZOO Ba townhome complete Hartlof-HICJM-ds (.'A.\"NERY AREA Va· R ~age. Rebwlt 2 Br ~~!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!"i ly upg rad ed th ro ut n e w c I' t . pa 1 n t • t jQ,,~ to i.rhool ... -.hop t·ant ready for owner S2ZS.OOO Owne r --: Ideally !orated with com ~1rO:' A~::!'in~ard. 1Jlllg,1>ark:.JodllbrJn :1 U'lt'r or s peculator agent 498·~7 BToro 1032 plete pnvacyyettndo:.e $l4S,900.5Sl 58l3 l:il.lrm horfll> ~ lrR \.inl ~ELLER WILL Ci\RRY CostaM.sa I 024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• proium1ty to pool. spa. --------COZY CONDO 3 Br . 411, ba Brookvll'\\ end urut w/cl'nlral 111r Frplc.. beaut up~rud in~. waUpaptor Ov. n\•r aruoous. $1.2S,OOO and plenl~ ur frU1l tn·1·-. FIN,\NCING Wllh 29•, ••••••••••••••••••••••• WATERFRONT i.auna . tennis . Asking Sharp Woodbndge 2 Rd Sll!9.!i00 1).\1 70:.'0 down $19!1500 $118,500 home. nr lake $144.""'I e · · l•--------•I l...aJle For est 11 . m ain ""' lolboa lay Prop. MESA VEltDE channd location 4 bdrm., Patnck Tenore 631 1~:4; bt!J_.gO _*'_~~~O• ctean~UJd~!:~cadded ~~C:.m~km~~~l~:~t o:~R-fo'-I ELU . 1 :.tor~ fanuly """'m . new paint membersh ip 1n ~xcl "'" 1 .... L• Su •. ., 1 wt>ll kept home 2 + den. In & out New c............ ......._" r ort"S\ n "' .. a1 OCEAN VIEW 2 Br . 2'1. ba, Lornwr ---------rrodel with a funtu:.llc view Mui.I i.t-'C th1:. de corator'1i dclii:ht Bt·~L condo m co~t.t Mc'..1 Red by SlU,000. 0 1.1.ncr says "SELL'" HOISE PROPERTY Act now!• ThL'\ propert~ L'l in fo1 t>closurC' Nds. TLC. \l:r arre. 2 Er. l ba + Ul law qtrs. out build 1ngs. New port·M t.'i.J school dist $179.900 6REDCARPET - 754-1202 CORONA OEl MAR He:.l J.>nl't' :.oulh of 1h1 h~' Hct·t•ntlv n-rlon1• :! h..Lrm honx· on full '"t' I< 2 IOl 0111) $1911 .. 100 \ Ill\ ,, ... JI Ill 11.1rtwr l ll\t'"'m' "' t•,, GtAMT IARGAIH -'® Dolebout s.an Priu Bay & Beach .... Need room? 1ma~111t' Real Estate Uus hand.some lookinf! 2 M.Muw rncttu#C#Sl#Cftt•• stor y ho m e . L ar ~t' maste r s ui te. hu t:t' storage space . 20 root I.I v- 1 n g room . bri ck fireplace. Large kitchen. parquet noors, ss1.soo. FHA financing availa · ble. Call SJ&.9311. ALLSTATE REALTORS Starting •New Business A c ccordl ng t o C•llfcwllia au.lnen and ProlHsioM Code (Sec. 17100 to t7t30 1 •II pe~90ftS duing llulinesS under • nctltl4xl • ,..,,.. muel Ill• • 11s1•m•nt wltll Ille County Clerk snd t.a¥e It publleti.d tou r tlm•• I n a newsp~ -"'nv rh• uea In wlllch th e t>.ielnen le located. Th• statement I • ,.q11Hed by I•• •nd 11 necesHry In pro1~1n9 your bualn•u n•lft•. Most banks ••qutt• proof of lllong to open comme(Qal scc:ovn11. Tiie D AILY PILOT p.owldH bolh "Hn9 snd 1Wbllcaloot1 aeolcea W• have sM tl'9 neceaHry forma anO maintain a Oally aerYICe IO th• O •a t1 9e Cou nty CourtttouM. Ei11ter slop by one o f our con.,•nlenl office• or pnone l h• LEGA L OEPARTMf.NT "42·'321. Eal 332 for lftora lnfOnnStlOft and tor-in.. HARBOR HIGHLANDS JU.St listed Upiiradcd four bedroom home New copper plumbing. Bil in elertn c lutchen. Electnc gar age door opener. Wood paneling in living room Hardwood noon; Covered patio. Extt•nor being repa1nt t'd Mot1vatt•d :.t•l lcr . Sl65.000 6ll·7300 BLUFFS N.I . RareG Plan Former mode l. end un\t. backyard pool, 4 B R 3BA. fnnl Jhn rm. calh ce1l. lg decks. best loc. Wallt to school. t ennis rlub, s hopping. Oni.: owner. OWl" THE LAND $269,000 2-w.4 Vista Noblez3 644-5150 Open Sa Su 12 .'> IAYCREST l1 !';111t1ftil I Hdrni. t·u~t hlf h an \\ 1•11'- h n "" t• " f n r rn ;i I cl1n1n c A rtnµ inc f I 0 n r JI I ·' 0 r II r l? r .t t' • '' " !'i ,. n I t• 1 I ,1 1 n 1 11 .! SOMETHING -...-~ ,., bu d ........ 000 endolrul d~i.ar.<.:omm-lar ge secluded lot '-'u .nee :it~. Owners mo11 inR out ur c..;;..11 W~ LAST pools & t t'nn1!>. Op .. 11 SPECIAL ilt•Jut1ful. t11~hl~ up uradcd 5 bdrm homt· ~.Ulken l1vrn.: rm wllh cJth n•rl1n,: & fr1>k ~tan~ cuslOm featurl'"' l nt\Jmprom1sinl! vie" oC rn1untarn~. l'an~on!t & l.'1 st3lc and are \ery Jnx Rondto V~io Rltn HERITAGE PARK Hou!>e Sal1Sun. Ownr IOU!> Ai.king $116.SOO 516-4222 Charmin)? 2 'llOr} !'Ian l ~ 051~ j.l().Jl.Sl -------town.home FeaturK m FOW'ltaift Valey I 0 34 dude 2 Bdrm. 2':· Ha .! FIXER UPPER ~HERITAGE REALTORS t> hghti. S5J7 .5CJU Call I~~~~~~~~--! toda~. 979 ~o ALLSTATE REALTORS NEW CONDOS 2&JBEOROOMS Startin~ at SIOl.000 On \'1ctona bl"'u Waterfront Honw Newpon & s HH I HJ, ('Ul>l•im llarbor lih•d 'W d l I' I (I ti 0 l h 0 m C 5 .... )559 ...............•.•..... GAUT FAMILY HOME SBr. 21fa. kt\\•I) ~1111 & \11. • ul dl· ,;,, un i; .,12S 000 C..dl for ·•ll~l lo "'"' 84'>-5502. .. c·a.r garJIJ!t', bnck 11at1•1 & fireplace l'nct.'<l on on1 S107 500 .... IH THE COLOMY IAJ\ .. I) 3 Hdrm :! l!J 3 Bdrm 2 b.t C..1m bn dr.:t· \1odel m \'llla~c I \\di de-.1101e--I floor plan r\ II JI ~ ... " a hltle t'.trt fo'Jnla'lll' 10\1•-.lmt:nl propt• rt~ S 1 10 • O(JO \\ 17' lll' 11 \ l d ot· k f-¥" 646-609) Pn r l'U 'I .J~ 1.000 1~~~~~~~~-j HwatiftciOR lffdt 1040 Hw ldt.•r w tradl.1 for I-••••••••••••••••••••••• m~lt' '>l~ homo• w1tk bn1·k Ciro•plal.'t· Jnd patio Olhn fl'.ilur\''> tn\ lu'1" romm pool. pari.. and ll'l'lrW. c'OU~ A"kmit on ly Sl.23.000 l'Jlm Spnni:'> E1it.itl' 6 l'"'""'ROOMS For detail . .!. un lh1i. hom,• f.ASTStDE lt-Z g,jl e RANCH RE.AL TY bbl 2000 ..t11d appt to :.el'. <':.111 Two ind1v1d ual hous.-s. ~e ... 1 &. clt>an & onh 2•~ Carol Hoff. 3"' 631 ()09.t hJ""'I .. ~... milt ... from lht-\Uri. r\111 ... f'>'U) upgrau.c-u l::ach pn('(' onl> S113•000 has separate gara1?e and Park PlacL' Int· lf42 7461 Reduced $100,000 Desperation s• Lavish Anaheim Hills e.tate. Pool. spa. sauna. tennis court. Security ~ate d . Na m t' you r yard Owner w1U cart) a largt 2nd TD Asking Sl.35.900. Call 540-1 ).')) ~>fl/II> HERITAGE . • REALTORS tt-rms! Owner Broker l~~~~~~!!!~~~I Dan Per l 960·1904 or 532..ssll IESTIUYS tWwportC'"t bdrm. Rare l story con· do. 2 bdrm. t ba. end unit with vaulk d ce1hngs. Close to c o mmu nity PQOls & tennis s100.soo :17 Wild Goose Court. ~SIDE DUPLEX Twollr.Uftits $142.500 FUU.Ell REAL TY s...oa14 STAn'BHOMI On 3 Bd, l "'z Ba. des1ra· b&e corner lot. move·tn co ndition . wa lk to schools and s ho pplnit. College Park. $109.000 Ask for Craig. 631-1266 Open Sun l ·S REALTORS Santa Ano Pract.1eally new 2 bdrm F1X UP! PAJNTUP ' t<>"nholll>e. vcl') clean Reap the harve-st here Owner lt'a 11ing area Pool. Bkr. 64.S-21632 ~li3,SOO 21>ti Monte--------- Carlo Oix·n Sun l 5 Mi\l:RY STAUl''f'f.R ~!:.:A LJON Rl::ALTY 673-5354 497-3388 V enoillff Condo SUMMF:R OR VF:,\RLY. E.xqw~1td~ funushed de· luxe 2 Bdrm. 2 bath \'1ew, patio. pool. t-X· t>rr1se r oom . under- J.?round parkrnJl $1700 rro OH GOLF COUISE 3 Hdrm 21'J bath l.'ustom home. pnvate rourt~ a rd enlr)·. larRe lot. 3 pall~. e lect r onic s v c urit' ~y~tcm. s moke and fire alarms, wood p11n('led den. Vant.wt wall l'OH'r mgs. custom hardwood parquet a nd Italian tiled floor:.. numerous oth.-r amenities An outstand mg home. s.150 .OQO. Roy McCcrch, IUtT'. t s..,.7729 !iSl 2000 B> Owner . Jbr, 2ba . ---- bea med c-eihngs, 10., mi Woodbndge. 2Br condo to beach. Tt>nn~. pool. 194.000. Assumable b l. i.pa, sec ~ate, l~avmg ~'Dtt wtll ra.rry large area Must seU. SU2.000 2nd ()pen House Sat. & 962·9962 Su.n Owner 559 l.261 -------1 POOl HOME Turtlerock Glen Garden Closet ..._h SB 2 u~ Home. Larks pur II o "" ' r. 1 ""'"'· rn:>drl J HR 2 Ba. P R i.tnKle!>t~ OPEN SAT /SUN l·~ parquet Cloors. custom 20.'>81 Suburbia Lo dttot' beaul cov'd pauo, Sl.59.000 No quallfy1n2. loaded w 1.'USt feal~. owner 1agt Uk r co--0p Owner/ bllr ~5 0605; 962 798-1 ~35JS. a:.lc fur ~l<lt ---------• VraClll SI0.000 as>UCTtOH-. . on t his d ra mattr F: X E C U 1' l V 1-. TOWN H OM F. a cr oi.' Crom SOUTH COAST P LAZA V I L LAGt-: Del.tithtluJ 3 br l n ·lev..i b\lng with formal du.- mg, plush carpetint: & tw .. uuful wa llpapn'> Sl.39.900. 559 ..... LA QUESTA \'ll.J...A l BR. 2BA l·Sl.Ory homt-. £as) <'att yard Obi garaRe Close to ~h Opt!fl fT I 10.2. 1BOS r\buna 960-19ti0 Sl.JZ.900. 3 Br 2 l:t<J. as I~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ~ lOh "' loan S87.0001 - bala ot·t :-torthv.ood 1 ~11SSION VJ F.JO Tn )ear old C:enlr a ir. level 4 BR. man~ extra'> lrplc , close to r ec ~~y.Hedh~~7500 Broker POOL.HOME Elegant home on hU£<' lot 2 rovt>red p.it10' K.ltdien & maslt-r bdrm overlook pool l'alh cetl's. roovers;ilJoo pit Appro'< l m1 to tx· .. ch SlS!l.!iOO So. Calif Realty 546-5605 .ibd.nn. 2bd, frpl. ( 0\lt"tl'<l Wl10. n1:w t rpL' l'OUn tl'rlop. nr Hubhard &. Ad.imi. Sl1 7.90u 71' 968 <9.11 HO QUALIFYING L.andmark'i. lar~~:.l 5Hr "' pool & s p a 83-1 I llurstwell Or. Sl~.500 °"ner Ai.?ent 9QI OK3li ------- _ r actut 1e. _!ob 1 »-0780 LOIJldlMI IHdt 1048 WOODBRIDGE t:xr.c ······················-llO~!E Sl7'9,500 Rroad L.AGUHA rmor Hnarwood urn PARADISE J HA A C. IKt-Id r ped Rn>alhta kang '11lage and lul. de-.11iner del.'orated ocean v iew from th•-. fh Jppt onl> 8.SJ.1252 tor sparkull#( 3 Bdrm 2 bath 5.'>1 6CWI • home Spac1<>U.'> ram1h _____ _.._ __ !room and U\'IOI-( room. LEASE Of'TION On ~ lalle m ln iM, lbr. 21 Jbo, DCM!ble cor qor home. U0,000 doWft, S l 400/mo. I y~a r h r"'. A9t : 640.9350. **ENJOY m.1n) e xtr as 1n th1• bcJul1fully decor alt·lf homi.·. $180 .000. A.sr.um• ex.l!>ttnR loan don osen reultori; 1213:-J COAST HWY LAGU NA B EACH -19i-&848 <ht-fam1I~ room and THEOHLY WAY ..tll 3 lid rm<. t ·u,.tom * IY OWMY * dra?C5. \•'<cell t·arpellnit TO GO !117.SOO Low Oo1.1.n pauo "' ro"er Pk.ii.:int 3 Bdrm floor plaA.. OCt.'tlll i::asytoQuahf~ h~tandail") .md <,o aC \I t'\\ dt.'rk ~. lari.1 Owner 1.1. 111 hn bal fordablt' $1.'.>J.000 ""<' losed brn·k pat 111 ~.llllJllllit!t1J~l7jllll~ 20'< down. 11r; fman<'tnK Glen ~1ar Custom1ted & Pnn'<I for 1mmedi:.1t•· Supe r 2 Rr 21, Ba upgraded 2sty. 1br. Jb.i. ~i \\~~hrldgc :.alP.ilSll!•.ow twnh!le S107K &t2 0346. + h uRe pan<'llt>o & R •alrlj ~tlSSIUN Hl-:ALTY ~~~~~~~~~! 6734226 beamed u~ta1n. rt'trt•al -. C, '49~·0731 -----------4 . cu ~to m s flult<·r~ -:;1 .304~· --------.. f!lr-l!llllllllilil!ll! .... Pl!lllllllPW!~:· -... -~ :'l._~~ t.. 4~.:-·,,~l_'... . ~ ~ '..; f llr" .._~;;: &.... , >I /:' ;,;..,Q,a:rr .. "'e11ro<~&.~ .~ ... n~-t"l>'<-n: · ,:'"Id • ~~..:.~ • ~'k ~-e~vOilf ~' <· SEA VIEW. A SECURE COMMUMrTY LISTINGS ~~·~ ns~~.~~t~I ~Rl~~~ALsONLY **JUST LISTED!. Spllndt.'<IV~~=~ of wood 4 bedroom. 3 bath. family room. 2 2807 EDBTlDE For App t 1>'2·3973 F ant a~ t 1 c r u ~lo m nd -4 BR + den. 3 Ba. PQ<>I. for J ewell SJ6-7S42 Al(t . r.n.>place along "ith up ,1 ~lass "ith l',Jl"h "'"' fi replaces. 'we t ba r. pool. spa & fabulou view. $495.000 IAQC ON MARKET w-aded t'arpel & draix"-dow Cramm~ a d1ffen·n1 privacy! This sin[!le story home is lcw.e.hold. lmmac. Near Back Ray make this J lidr m 2·~ Ba OC\!an & mountJtn "''" exceptionally priced at S364.500. S02 ACACIA FUily Upgraded. 3 br . & REDUCED attached home:• a beautv Own thu, comfortable .I macnab I irvtne realty A SUBSIOIAAV OF THE IRVINE COMPANY 2 RR + retreat. 2''t Ba. lof t. 2"'2 b a . Ow ne r SJ 0001 A great as~ull'Wble loan bdr m ho~ or dram11t1l' onl)'J\earsold.$337,000 Motivated. $120,000. will , • Wa lk 10 ue w pa rk ~pal.'esfor S265.000.G1Ml .;,ACRt;LOT l.'o ns1der 2od T .D . JBr. 2"28a Condo2.000 ll.19.900. hnanrmgav:n lablc. In Costa Mesa-zoned 642·1989 lr(! f\. assume lit loan~. [g] 6.42-72 11 for 4·R. Seller w1ll l.'arrt OWNER AN XIOUS TO move tn tom<irrow ~ Ai>-~bridge and subo r d in a t e . SELL B 2B t pr a ised o n 4 /8 0 at RealttJ S?A0.000. 4 r, a. am rm. Sl92,CXX> Pnced to sell to- ALSO many + 's. Mesa Verde. day at 1179.500. 642·m9I 55 t ·3000 /.Jn NIG[L GAILD & A550CIA1 ['i 3 !>hort term rentals ~ tr.liRnnnn Pt.. ..... tn llu· Now. .....$ ... va-* y 0 U S A J E vA . STARTER 2 e ..._ "" -Culve r da le L e ltie, 1-:..-..... 4 BR 2 Ba m tot> area. MONEY R.edhiU. 5$2-7soo ...--.--I 044 UlltilOOI: 11()~1:§ C1oM to s hops, schools & ••••••••••••••••••••••• For further infonnation parks. Bltns. fpk. fenced When )'OU buy lhls l.'ul contact Sara Marvin Y rd· 2 c • r "a ra "e de·sal.' borne with a larAe 675-5688or 675-6000 Sll6,000. our bes\ buy. yard. It oeeda a llllle fix. ~~~~~~~~~! Call\Osee. mg but a re markable IEO CAIPIT value for the low, low Su.Ill' a.sJun& pnce. AJI terms too! MS-9491 1006 .............. c::I Walk er & lee macnab I Irvine realty A IUel lOtMY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY CAl&UU. Y CUflTID HOM11! 4Bl.t A 1C ho"!'e steps away from j~n1or otymp1c swimming pool. h ghted tennis court s & caba w 'loun g i n g fa c ilities . T hl tasteft.ally decorated homi backs to a Pase<> w 1picturesque pathway S225,000. Lorraine Reid 551·87 <8 ·12) 7U·t414 ~ "!""" c..... .010...C)i.,. I OA&LVfllU.Of :tbr llu. So Laaun•. llO l d tl Ot•a n "u alll.HO. U dwn -. ... a. A'IURAL .'ETTI li fl..r •n'Dftt ttnJ ..,_ ~ .rtlh km•l) \1 ~-.. Convenient to "·~---............ LI. 497·17'9 AWAYOFUfl Tbla 1parkhn1t •hnn t fmn\ ~n otff'r.. Prl" w,.-. W't'un t)' and q ualil \,,) AblolUtfl pn\at')' I b.,, 11.196l qua rt l'ft Cote R alty & ln\t-,..lm~nt 640-Sn7 IWICUIVIW Oiacovtt the plrturt"Squfl bf.Duty or Napl l land In Lona Bt"ach. Sercn«' It quiet ncl-"borhoodl rri ·cros ed w canal• Mb v1tchts 1'n ll b y on Alomitos Ray' This Spnnl8h VIit capturH the reellnJZ ! Luxurious ly apPC>lnted • br. 3 ba. 3.450 sq f\ of Uvln1t' C'ourty rd w jacuul ! S4tl,OOO Term Avallabl Oprn DOily 1 4 .30PM 71 Angtlo Wnlk lnrurnlllllon 213/433·1247 b' dHotatf'd oa ff" i.-0... utremely i--------•I C'°lr.'1-..0M SPANISH r aual llWtM aJld onrtd tcuf'll front ..., .. ooo .. sm..ooo t.'ill abtiut un DYNAMITE _ .... bcbn'a.,.ltrma S.autlhtll> rl'moch:lt-d Qr.ran \ It•• Uomt's Our IJ"'\aJt ..... S.C.. & Anoe. 146-tlU IAYPOIMT COMOOS ly,_.........._. ,,_,, 2 8dnn. 2\'t btl COil Jo,. ltH'atf'd 10 upper Be~ Ba)' ana ltnnd , dlrttt rrom buUder aa1I ume to ~ltd tari>t>t color' &endu'd fHlu~ lntlude a ir roncl a~ door e>pener and m~hmani folt'x1ble 80 & 90~ f1nant l"' ava1l•blf' Prlt't'd al $1S9.900 UC'h For dt• tail&, ull Ca rot Hoff. agi Pa~tt'r Homr& tat VlM or 131 OC»4 Salc-1. off1c• ~ d a1\,\ t2~PM ClOffd Frtd&y lrww Av~ • • Unlvtts1t~ lln¥t HOUSE O<'t"an Vlt'W propl'rl) 5&50.000 3 Br. ram rm • Rdrm Palrnno mod~I '-''°I In lla.rbot-vi .. ~ rr1rrd to U ltUTn on tllis o•w' D~.u:h P~rl> SJ Uf.900 Only HU 000 Call 2 Ur.tk>n ~9l61 / n '1t'l"' II\ ll)~( WIAI I l Call l't•l\' John:.on for Oppt lo I>~ 631 ~ HF.AL TORS ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~---- - -,-MMACULATto: LOWEST NICE: Wu t r llfl newl ~ rt• This EnKl1sh Tudor townhonw in N,•wpurt ttvd<•I~ .\ l111l:1pd, 3Rr. Al-act\ It' pnrtld to sdl 2lla. pool & •pa • Mnn) Ont• yc'nr nl'W Call Tim r u ic l o m l" 41 t u r ,. ~ Hllone 631 1Al66, 1296.000 0W1l('f~ 2'J50 -------1 1:1~~1~ ~.xcept1onal Nc-v.·porl REALTORS 8cll 1 ~' aenerous UH' liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim I ol nnl.lque glass, pudded • t'rf'n<'h h1br1r .1bov<' ~d o:dt paneling Hand THlllUflfS 4 ... J V1 IA patnled tiles & pohsht'<i .. usn. bnck pavers. t'Xt 4c lnl Laa ia•a ~acb Charm used br1r k on v. alls. +-ft ••ora"f' in'"·~ ~ leffi 28R 2BA • dn\·e, walkwl\s & 2 ('()\ Best Bhdla budget bur Weil mamla1ned & 1d,•al b located Nearby pool & park Specially pnt't'd al SlS1 ,000. A.lent ~-.., ,. ._.._ tn:>UMr tn-law uiut Fee _..... • d --.1 .. _ ___..,.k>d lbdrm """' pal.106. Soll bra:.s • ""'-" ~· a..s. Kinp Rd ~1 •• -llOlae. 2 baocb to tw-ach IALIOA ... IWPOttT ,,... .. __... fiatlltt!I aceen • abops. Small view tuate oa-cabtnetry & SU9.900. xmt f1n1UX'tnl--..Y '7M I 70 doors. Country eleganre 8ob More)· Re•lt>· I~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ 10 Eastblurr 90 1 a:n.96Uor9Sl~7 MEWPORT CllEST Chestnut . Pl. 1!1.1 t:t:,\ . .\: \!.0 (1. 4:\l d~;~, ,, J.\1n 4 t··'\ ,\, 1 :..ny!11n~ l .i ll 1 , : ' ~ r ' n14 !·I YllW! Harbor Ridge Estates, , OtM+-........ . ....... u. .. ~•· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• .... ...,..,...... IOH tt/ LMtforS* 2200 C--.. W.. l222 c.t.Meto ....................... ~ s.. 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lU4 Bii Canyon. plcturnque ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bay ocean vu IOU CAMEO S HORES ; 4 2 Kur. ror R1tnl 2lsi , Yllw townhome. 3 Ur c M Duplel(tl $uptot from ..->. lcrm) avail. bdrm. a ba. llO d••· "'30/$450 333 ,~ .. t ~l •dtn. I lta, SH0,000 l('.MN Mu1t ffll. M•k• M r Tabb . JI t , oce»n v1r w. _private (."'M.&!e~&r3D Ownt1 , TU 22111 u (fr 0 w n r I A I l 71Hl61.S.Ul bead~i. AvaU Sept bl ~/M2 91811. 1---------1 S1T50mo. 1•1M02. 38r. lBM. llOO/mo /\~.w S.. .._ HUt\Ul\iton Br h. R 2 Lot. SesJt. lsl C•st• _. I 079 i-...... ------19! Of'I Warner A vc . alao 4 bl.kl to a«1on 3 Br. 2 Ba 64f.;....;.....;."3&;....;.. __ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• I UNITS 1.$,000 sq fl l\t'&r Civic Avail now S750 mo ¥~& Oct• TOOA YS HST IUf Ct-nter 64HZ7'2 t;U-~ 2br. l ba. 1 t•hald o 1. •• n(, 2 Lota. ILCIJll to bay " pd.I 1425/mo. lewt burh ~2$.000. Call ILl4M FOatST SPYO~ Pnme view. 642·8172. Fabulous new 4300 ,q fl NOW• 10 acres. No ot Ranr ho pool. 4 Br FR Din Rm --- 11n1Je atory t ur.tom lftMr~ 1r•IJY Santa Ft. oall lree1. l~s 21, 8 4 S2000 I m o •Br. 2.Ba . lam rm. AC boml. K.uae maat~r 11wtt1 ~ tN. than to m int utes to 644-1988or641-1030 iuir. encl yd. pet.\ & kadb wtth tlrepl•ce Many out 673-6210 beaches 1180.000. Terms OK. avail AUi( 18 Rt'ls •t a.ndlna r eat urea. On 111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!1 Good term11 CAMEO SHOlllS reca. STSO m o ~~ • .a 111:; one arre 1oned tori"" ELCAMINO Prestigio us 1<:xt>rutlvf' ev~/wknds ~ Preview 11howtnJI OCUH OUPLl.XlS PROPERTIF.S Decoralors hom'-' w1th F...e• Voley JZl4 Sat 6 Sun l ~ 32121 Cook Nt'w 3 bdrm + 1 bdrm l 714 l436-LAN O pool and 360 deg OCl'Un ••••••••••••• •• •••• •••• l..ane. IM5 000 Urula f.'rum $197,000 A1> •• _._._ 0~-view Asking 12100 mo 4 8 2' Ba townbou.sc. D Boui-keRultor au me 1 2'4'~ loan 1 a-www, ~. lt·i.i-1· For mor<· r ' ~-9960 flullder 6*«t• ....,. 2400 partirulars phone s~v(• fJOC)I, nr schools & park. ----------1 ----------••••••••••••••••• •• •••• al!'73 1373 ~ All Jim 848· 188:> SPICTACULAR t.c.-"'°tMrtv 2000 1--FOl--LIAS---•l 1-r y-o u-d 1 n ,. .... L t .... 'wt. •odl J240 OC ....... v1 w • ••••• •• •• • • • •••• • • • • •• E " " ..., a:A "I t-·RESC.:O .. J Ur . 2Ha. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3,000 'SQft home with spa 20 UHtTS-C.M. New 2 bedroom 2 bath rrcnrh door-s to patio. A\ ail. Aul I••· Near the. lookina into Dan.1 r t Beaut 1 yr old twnh.se home M1ss1on Lakes l~ )iirrowave. rom bearh. <Ocl.sware1Sp1 Harbor tlonored b) wuls,ff'l>lcti N1c•area Country Club Golf· pacter All n4!w SISSO in&f1t>ld 1 3 'lory 3 o;elt>ction or Sitn Ju n TSL In~~ _&~2 !_603_ tennis pool Beautifully hdrm 3 ba 1-:x~c Hom'-" landsraped. no ma in· K5l ltit.t with · ram rm rrp11 B.e aullful for IU7:J Ux*ino for Mr or Mrs d d k l .. t T r " lmance )ar f"--tnase 1 bdrm .. vu,t· tbh'-'-...hr. p&tw. sun l'l' .. ris mas our o t:dJtl.' """"Cl ....... ~·~ Rd "U< • " Homtos •By Owner • """"' u .... .,..,.e <.:leJn Avail Aug 15th & dbl l:iHdJ:l w ""1"'' $325.000 4937325 *AGENT* OesertHolSpnngs S385mo 6756557 l(arJ~l' d oo1 op<'n•·r 213-371l-2572 -Shown by apJll onl} I.. ur .---------1 1~~~~~!"'~~~~1 2 • Oen. 2 ba pal10 !'.(> 3 (..'l11ldren OK. no peh Work with the voun°. 1-s II d .... "' Hw> Adulll> 1mh So 1. ma Pl't ron~• en. .... 1 seasoned, a1ucress1ve & PUERTO Pl'tl> S'i50 mo 67:, 2373 $7~ per mo • $i50 de· mot1,ated lOCI'< rom v..a..ii ..a..IT..a.. i\stt-nt posil C.ill 7l l~~vr Jl115 v1.a.a..•s O." Sat I 1·5 Otd) s00.500 for 2 bdrm, 2 bJlhs. dt'n & flreplat't' Onl) m 1nutc" lo t ht· manna, off Del Ob"JlO m1ss1on . t st rla'>i. ""~ "" _ _ __ 97329711\J~t:nl !\o f1..'i' :-.; 1• w p o r t ll e a , h Go a.II over the world • \1rpon 1 omre Call 11111 Start 1n Puerto \'aUart<t for 111tl't\ ww 851 1666 Onh $5950 time shanng \1 r \.: o r m " c k H i-: Call Sand~. ARent 40 UNITS biJ 9541 _!t_f_t _K_B_r_ok_e_r_ ---------1 Xlnl G11rdcn Grove lor" o.tofSt .. • -----11un Low low m:un r..operty 26:00 <t94 7551 s.wtGAM I 080 lt•nanr,· I OX gro"i. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·RV OWNt-:H J Bedroom. lari:t' lot. nl'ur schoo l. w:ilk lo town Nice rei.1d1•1ll1.1I ne1J?hborhood. S.1 v1• rmM> r n.950 547·3ll'l IMVl.STMEHT OftPORTUHITT Ternfir f1rsl·llmt· 1n \'btrnenl older dupll'll in rommerc1all~ ll)nt'<I area of Santa Ana Could b.• wu:.-d ~ oHtct• bid!( sage Priced right al $85,000 Owner will ron sider all reasonable of rer~. so rall todJ} ~1720 TARIRL Ov.iwr will r;irn "'llh tO ACRES, E or Car..on 29'. down .. ·u1f prict-C'Hy. sv Undt-v S40M Sl.400.000 ()on Lo Ranch Box IUi A f RE:H IG€ _rA_mi~ ~-A 96023_' '-+---~ HOM€~ lluilhci.1d l'1l,,-.-A-n -iona llt•al t-:M:il<' ln''l''\tmc•nb J.\.l.1 W C"oa~l tlw),:-.:H 645.6646 ---------Pnme i:=.111de triple". ai. l>IUTll' I()''; loan or l1201\ Gr m<· StS.7211 pr > r SUOK 642 OJ.IU. li73 IZ2t1 S~1ALL ~ .. :me \L 01.DG LA•ated in t:Ot'lla M1..~a 25(X}:><1 rt n·nlablc:.purt'. lol l>lle 18.000 l>Q rt <:ould bwld morc Full pnrt· $250,000 A~ !>56 2660 i.:ull t•our"t' homt•. lhr. 2ba . ram r m mz1~~ WATl:RFROHT Harbor View Homl'. love· -llO~l .. :S FOR tt•::-.:T h 3br 2bJ. J\a1l 9 8 ~ sio 8611 3 & r bdrm from S.S~>tt. OCF.:.\.'i VI t-:w I block lo Lallie Corona Coty 2 BK 2 Ra. with !>cc-luded p.i l t0 9j()() mo iJ<I r rt: ll Kll~.l)..t2 ~ ~toMH41 3224 ....................••• :-.ii::w t-ruc E 2 Br J Ra Total pn' ac~ & qwl'I Adul~ f''clln~ l'cl OK Low mo vt' in N>l> lh $550per mo 211f\2 W<&JIJcc •C 642 ~ VETH AMS 1,nt 1l l1mt· )OU o~nt'(1 \OUT OW"ll hom<•" 1-'or f urt.ht-r in r or ll\J lion r a II ~Wfi() 3 bdrm 2 ~, b .. Tov.'1'\llo1n1. Brand nt"w Xtra lar1ee deluxe Prl\Jlt' )4rd . 2 <o r i.:.sral(\: S72J mo I '>l & 1 ... ...t mo • SJOll depcr.1l :!l~J ~nlJ \OJ \\t• (" \1 fl'f!C"t'd yard.., i:ara~l .... fam11JC5 please Kid' & p l' t s VI e I c I) m ,. 714 96-i 2566 or !JiJ·2'.li l Agent. No f•·l· ---<.'ONDO 1mmJ1'UIJlt• :.L UK . J bt-drooqi~. pool tl'Nll.'i ~ JMI I ltOOMY fAMILT HOME f( (' I I I \ I ; .. IJ d ~ti:hborhoocl I br. 2 l>a . ru1 .. )<.ird fi•i. I r. v.1th pool lhl & wt·I b .. r You'll love th1 -. homt· ~7;; mo incl water & .:ardPni>r Own1Agl 9'A.I ~ ll I or >ii I 33_11 __ _ E.xe<-ln level JBr. JBa, lam rm. formal di.n rm. In bt::.r HB n e 1 g~. bortW>Od $750 mo lit + la'I + ~uni) Judy for ..ippt 898 2643 or ~2 .i;.io. ..,.~ .... OwMr leaving adorable .i Br 2 Ba bome nestled m the hills, 1uper Vl~. trg yard. com m . pool Sl•2.SOO. W.C.P . Agt. Owner s ays "Sell.·· Won't last. 207 Columbia, Open House: Sun. 1·5 Barb9l'a Chambers Agt. 67J. T.IOO CIC S48-4796. t I I Via ttt.ocAI Udolsle l..utem mdl. ocean·l'll) Othet-Real Estat• 200010 DEPRECIA TIOM ~~"" 4 plex. 2 ltr un11'. rl0t.t.· lo San fk-mardino (1l~ Cenle< lludt 111' A • & pdllO-.. Sl:l!I.~) ll>l l 1 ffit' orrt'r ~ t·~ l'nt'rg) eHar hm lt-adin~ anto beaut l..utt· (;(wur d Jc'flt' IS min lo dwn l"''Tl Youro~n pn' dock ~•lh 100· walt'rfront :-..e:.tied ltl lhl' l~ L'> I bt-aut hm 3200· lu.x 4 br. 3 ba ralh <'•tl1n 1t . 2 fir pr11 . rumpms rm 2 r.tr ~a r Full Prir e $1M.5X 25'": d wn O"' ner "'111 <arr' l>11I at 111 1208773 5115 nr ~rt\,. P 0 Bo x 1 ~13 C-1 ... ur 1rAJt•nt-Id ISJH 11 '-""~I \I,,,, dt'I \1 ar Su1>cr t r1·.•m pull l bttrm 2 b.1 fl rt'µl .tt t' t lt•r l!J I orwn1•r •-'l") I n 1•1n .. l1Jt11i•n• r 1..i: 1 l'r'• lill:i '.1 Br 2 b;.i . 2 t'itr l:J r. lrµlt· blln· rlo:.e '" '<" houl., \ t.' r) t' It!.,'' ~ 161.3 lights 3 Br 3 Ba, $675,000 ••••••• •• • • • • •• • • • • • • • • ·Lse option . 5r; down Mobile Ho.n.s o\\tc paper. 760 1m B> For Selie 11 00 Owner ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~-_._m_._2ill00 ____ MEWPO ___ RT_C_R-ES_T_, Light. spacious. ele1ant. all new. •Br. 2"'28a, din mg rm 45' lot 1.5%.000 P 1P . 1714> 673 1610. 673-0316 So.CaUf R~~ San Juan <.:apo s.s5 ooo 2 71 .. 5 .. 6 560 15K DOWN Br. 2 Ba . 1480 !IQ fl I!} r.. - -~: "' -IYOWNa STEAU .Prune. North Laf(una 2 de S182 ooo Ope Property. 2br Cottage, + n. ' · n h .. 1 i k I House Sat. & Sun. l·SPM. uge par.. e ot, 1110 Wildf(oose Court peaceful neighborhood. Barbara Chambers, Agt ~LIF'f'-4br • pool old Agt ~l 5032 Open Sal Sun. J 5, 1526 ---Ruth Lane S teve ~obtlt:. Home-Adu II ~7 1900 640-9345 park. 2 Hr. t' n d o~ •·d ' laruu. ocean new. p\t HUMTIHGTOH BEACH f<>URPLD _S!3S __ .ooo __ 494_·97_S3 ___ -t 673-T.n> or 548-4796. MMiiUa SHOl.ES Brand new 28r 2'1'.tba 2 FABULOUS BACK BAY Immaculate 4br. 2' 2ba. many rusLom reatur..-s, Jge game room1sew rm. spa. lge assum lo an S315M BK R 642 8833 •OWHEA * beach. pool Relocal1~1a: JI y H. El(ecutave SBr. must ~ell S20.500 l ;ill ~arp lt>okm~ '.! Bdrm I JBa,3nar S300,000firm. "99-4841 B.i un11 1-.:n clo ... ·d 3 Bdrm . 2"" bath story condo. Sea bluff IK9 CYH LSE OPTION townhouse .in a gate Townho m e~. $625, McLa.m Twnbse on golf ., 1tar.1g1•' :'l:t'J.r the Appt only. 6H 5554 71 Nomad. 8 'x32' ~nui: b.!c1ch' S'<!l4.950 7~ 1920 guarded pnvale com · 963-5568 course, pvt. fantastic Prine. only. Har bor 645 9332 "ll munity. Room for &pa VJeW. sep garage, h•Rhly ---------• Monthly fee tJ)('ludes ea· Lovely ~secluded V.AC. upgraded. 979-9930 d)'S. WECTACULAR terior m aintenance. 38r, 2Ba, ram rm. spa. 7s&-1.S8Seves/wknd.s °?OtMT" S IDRM. gardmin~. taxes & 1n deck, S179,000 645-1~ Only J yea.rs new ~1th surance. S165.000. ----------•BIG CANYON By Owner v au It e d re 1l1 n gs . 3 ARCH IA Y 3500 sq ft Deau.xv1llt' on go u r m et k 1 l ch en ,\comfort.able 3 bdrm & ~ lrg pvt corner lot w/vu balcon) game rm and fam.tly room home 1n thl.'l 40 pool w t!>auna. dog run 5xr spa in master bath family onented pnvat.e 21 & drama Uc entry reatur PLUS MUCH M 0 RE community. Ocean view mg Span tile thruoul Now offered al onl> &a large bool&S room are ~ Prof. decorated. S69S.OOO. $429,000 Owner fmanc· lhe plusses $329 000 ...._ ,. __.__ 0 Ing available C~ERCIALILDG tw=~i'57" 1=~1~g~;1~~~a~=~ CAu.644-721 I .\pproxamately 4700 sq 75fH913 or 640-1963 ror ft un ocean side of Coast TO SllL OR IUY appt. Hwy 8 ocean view unils IM AU OF --------· /JD.NIGEL OAILEY & ASSOCIATES 1>lus penthouse !1lud10. 3 NEWPORT IEACH ~I 1dit-1h'm' 642 ;,r.7xl years old ~.000 PleaM Cal Ua... -------....liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9 ~....... SELL YOUR WIFE ·~\.NM~"-..,,_ JASMIHECREB on the phenome n a I Balboa """'<><' Decorator's own home. ?eninsula home. Just a few steps Absolutely superb. 3 HR, f f & k #147 J HA. Plan 6. Ocean view away rom erry new par . DON-Y IUY $7500 Spare rent ~I \.> Spar MS.OOOeas) r.tre home in 5• i\dll l'k C M. 645-1862 a.ft 6l'M BY OWNER·S23.00.0 as :-.ume loan 12x60 CM J_ QUAIL PLACE NOPHTIES .. 10,.. T1I l :JO '..M.I ~k>btle Horrw. Adil pk 1 _________ _ 631·2041. >Ml 2606 -H 4 plexe-.. Pomona. IS '71 24X60. upgrad1•d d"'Tl· nur brt:aJt t>H·n r~tom bit 2br. 2ba . .1ar t;..16 0686 Lovely adull park. In --- MS.500 551 ~12 SH.Air llDRM ~ob1le home Steps to lhe ocean. :? rovc•r£'t1 patios. and b~ul1ful riubhoust: with pool Adults only p:irk A.'ktnl! SJ0.900 for more detail!>. c~ :>40·.1151 ~HERITAGE . • REAL.TORS rALM srRIMGS MOTB. 16 Urut.s on ~. acn· Bt•i.t IOt'allon L.lrllt• poul & r 1• l. r ,. " t 1 o n r o o m 11«>.000. 211' ' do\l n owe oolanct' Redh 1 l l ¢~ Re.lltv 1;1:{ 1:w11 R~. fanM. Gro•H 2700 .••....•.............•. PR.ICB.ESS LA.HD WITH STUDIO HOME 21 ,\cr \'S ... Jllbruu k Prin· S390.U0tj "'1th term.. .. HEWIHTOWH? GETTING HD ur REHTIMES \\I. \.'\T .! Bit. vo.1lk I•• tll'l'ar. SStH• mu C . .lt I\, 11 ll '11 • .! 11; I '··"' . l1otrr11 h1111 .. 1· for 1,. ~ • h ., , ~ J r •• ..: • liarderwr 111• Id 'o µ. l ~I mo 5,:jf, ~'jk; MAKES MOVING • • • 4 Hdrm .! lw !Jhl A IRElll 1tara1?t· 56..'>0 mu SJ2:i !">I, l'Ail 10121 t'orre--tal K.&i I~ 631·4555 f.xentll\'l' Honw 4 bdrm ST~ r AOC IMG 3 ba. 2 st.on :"ear bea .. h .!. llr 1 Ba L>uple.x $4%> + Including G :irdent:r SW\I 1----'!.!.'!.!.____ ...._~ un t > SJ75 'llo pet"' ':.io SJS-O.tZ> __ Redhill~Realty ti7:·: 7;~1111 2900 . ..................... . '1other Oaul!hh·r .. ant 3-t Br llw f1-c1:r upper :-.;o \~ ii~ ~j!(! ....................... ....•.................. lcAoo ,........ l f 07 ....................... O:canlront winlt•r ,\'ail 9 61fl> 2 fht. f'\Jm, J!U . pauo. ut i I po A dlt.s s:,oo mo 67S. 1632 \\ Jll Au«i .ith 19~ t;re.11 H.R IVt.ali<>o 4br Mt''l'r Pl 549-:MM 2L'2ba. $'i95 mu Fon::.t 8r.l.od nt'"" 2Br 2.,.,ba 2 £.Olsen. Inc 962 ~ .. lon rondo ~Jblurr •wwon T n~nhumes S1>2j Heilow 3242 '•.J . ;F.H ...................... .. If fl.trbour ".1t t'rlr11n1 homt-. io· d0t I. 4 br. 2 IJ.1 3 car ~.tr..11!• Lca ... 1..· _ ~" . re....poru.1blt: par- l ) Owrl\'r 213 ~ :.227 J Hr I '· Ill! nu paint, • ·•n>t'l."> • d r .. pri. A' JI I " 10 t\ub 0 1\ K<'f., rt' ~ -~ "!-" !ml~ - Mt>Sa \ erde J Br 2 Ka fenced )ard 2 ~ar For lt'a..s.t: new 3 Hr Condo on lht' w 3t c r Hunt Harbour Call 811 Tht.' Se4 Realtv i U 'IM6-4:>57 or 21J 592 2si l io:arage ~aturat v.ood Spar1ou.'I 2 Br 21., Ba run noon. & tnm. French do. frplr. ll'nni~. pool, doon. lmnwc WOO mo "' a 1 k 1 o b ,. " r ti • ~ ul.lL-. 97!J ~10 t\1.wnt 213 ~ 3t u . 213 .w ; 51;..r; Charminit ~ bdrm. 3 t>ath ba)fronl w1lh 38 boal : Br. itara~e. )Jrd. v.atl'r ._.~---____ _ float Sept Jul) $1200 pd. 1\0 DOGS $175 mo On "'alcr 4 lir 2•~ tta, Ir~ 17 I 4t 4'4-1 I 77 ~ ...... 1052 plus wide greenb elt. Alt: W ith o r w t o ut furniture. 10 Atoll. Also Plan 5 with ocean view Beaut.afully decorated. 17 Whltec4il at least until you c h eck this one out. Top location in town. Incredibly negotiable te rms. Pric ed for quick mo Vrly $1600 mo BLll !fi0.:919 IJ " nn r·am rm. 31;· ~JI DA..;'~~~u~~:.S G~).675·ol61 t:J!>h•dt' ~;--:-;-,;;-l>llP. l~·a.se s1JOU mo of 8'x35' S pa rtan Trlr 1n Lf!eunlll>~ flreplares CorORCldtlMcr )122 i:..ir.tRt> 1.-iundr. hook frr ni g.u;~~· ___ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• ....................... Adult Pk I nlenor re &.II Ider w 1help rana.nre ••••••••• •••••• •• ••• •• • up. 'ilOV\'. fencl'<I ) ard New La.'i f'uenll"< l ·ondOlo. fuushed. Metal a~ntni.t. Ms<:.£rnt>r.Agt4968492_ A'aal lmTmed' 2 Br. 2 ba {"luld&petOK S550 Call St.'Cunt' iz11ted. µoolstdl· DOVER SHOllES etr Pnred for qwck :.ale lrvtne errare. com pl 631 '"29 :? & 3 Bdrm J\ aal 5811\t $5000 ca i. h . 327 W rum Orean new from -4 Br family home. extra NEVER AGAIN! HINQUNCING MllO 6 moll lease SIOOO t: SIOt:. 2Ur I Ba. i;trdnr. ITI> ~ HH lrg lot, ocean. bay and ca W1Lwn spare 46 C M M ,,... L...,,.. pd "U l'ETS = ty views. Motivated May you have an opportunity like 646-5432 Kemarkable duph"~ :? ITI) i\gt.6i~~ "tr ·' t..U :?Bdrm (;-Ondo+ den. 21 • i.eller. financmg ava1la this. Model type home. Beauty ~IO<'ks from lhe l>l•J c·h ~on ~odl) 140 Hroadw a~ 8-'25 m o b:i .\Jmo,r nt.v. r.0t1 ble $315.000. 1209 San· w out comparison . Dras tically THE MOST FOR Spimou.,tnlenori;w11ha ••••••••••••••••••••••• b'i~56:l' ---C4 ll L inda \i,: .. ni NtCED llG>HT Laago Onve. r educed & owner will carry 2nd. fulJ bath for ~ach or ltw 2 BR. :? BA nr beach, Barht-lor unit all ulll S.S IJ7t 3 Bdrm. + Oen Home tn THE l['lt'J bedrooms f.tt simple! security iate. pool. p;ud Kmg sized bed. rol '"9w 1244 Family a.rea. Clost• lo oov~ SHORES #148 I.Ai> land. f'l.naocmg a\aala Jaruz.%1, tenn1'i. \Oii\') or T\'. "'"'''""Oman or ••••••••• ...._._ .... d ~ Warm od p n••llad blc M~9491 · I ,... •••••••••••••• • SCnuuu,p&raan shop-~Br&coveredpool.Llve wo a ".. · ball rourh Cal Oe\' m..rrit•d HJUplt· s:!:n ..... 1 pmg. Gorgeous .m~rn lik.ea Roman. Absolutely BUY IT TODA y mobile ho~ with that [;::;jhJff j ;j 962 4142or Kt'n ~U996 ~-!Ofi .,e~ com o. Woodbndgt· ·• ~;.~~f-:.~autiful. ~e~~·~sq. w T o~rO[~'f ~j U ~ e O<J }C!l . coiyh .~~;~r~~,~~-~ .. ~1+ j1ijl l[J;I L.,....leodt--l t 41 Jbc..~{!lr.;Lm:no~i) •. .;l&·a~~95r:0 o~~~ ~~· .. ~flel.·~~ ........... ~'°"• ~; :--~· ~· ~-+.:··-• ... .,~" 'IQ'C4., ' .<. •. 'A~C..,.:WJoibilte:t ~ • ;->•'-_... ! ll'lt.•~"'-••O"•"'·-tr~,.,,~!! ~~ . .:Qlllf'1K.. ;:~~~·~~ ~ ~ -ICIGaMCE& I~~-· ~~t last. CALL NOW !! 9 .... OdaYC"-~, -;.,. • 1 ~ 2txirrti: ·!6.1. .... ;;,;....Ril 'fl(r -c·~~"·/ Ln ~"s2~ ·MW".'asl<rbr~:trf ~· · •·• CHAl.M • UDO ISLE COMMERCIAL Sti7~ r\vaJ~ 1m ~~----3 Br. :! ba. rent"e<1 varo HiBdrmgh bgbl l hls spacious 3 Best value available . NEWPORT BEACH OFFfCE JEWEL <kean!ronl dlx furnished Npt llgts area J br, 2 ba, w1patao. C'l951mo P~1rl< . Home with glass Price slashed.. Sl00.000. 2043 West c llff Drive Real Estate pool & Jll<' Indoor IWQ IUly 551·_50()(:_' ___ _ solarium Step rrom earh New price S32S.OOO lirm. Best location in Newpon rrobale home 2bdrm. m SllOO &l2·02l 1 room lo lhe pool thru M~vated seller. Extr a leodtProperty 1350 Beach on W l'uast '>et' park w 'healed poof. ----~-Turtlerock RidJ.\e Can)on Fn=ncb doors and enjoy lrg lot. In move in condi· 714/540-8944 •••••c•.••••••d••C••••••••• llgwy Building & lee H una. spa. pvt beach Newport Terrace Condo:! ~~ew A3 Br s;·~ ~a79 ~1 t otal privacy. Truly lion. Live·ln maid's ~ orona 0 a)' ~1mple land in growing Monthly or lsc $900 8r 2 u.a . ff'l>lt'. rlo84! to ..-r. -.ai P ~1 • '· bea~~.000 quart.ers.22.3Vialth.ala . ~ 3 ~~ad:ti"10~~~nl'I ~rt>SURe bbe~1nHs ,areA 549•a.o6.499·J816 ).JOOI, k1d.s OK no pet11• 1151·06_!().~_1 _14_9'_<t __ _ ~ n1 ... ct now 1ore1l ,loo -... _.___Jt6' _s.590963-8388.960-1503 t67SSwt fllm1ly .a1 r.lr"' ' w Sall ;~;-~~r ~j~-~\!J~elk~~~~~·~·~~~-~-~~-:~~ll~~~~~-!l;,""~8!~~~~~q·,~ron~~~~~i.~. ~!~~ "lin 1q'u~~-:_·~~~~ ~::!kr~l :~~ ~~~~f"'~~ 09* •KlL • Bdnn. 3 and den in Sea View. t a lrium, fircplacl'. Wt'l horrw . 4br. 2b~. partly tntenor Garage l'h1ld lrvtM Univeri.11,,. Parl( ._.. Dice. fem.Uy home Built In fmancing wilh DOING BUSINESS bar & pnvale palao on Rul Est11le rum. sar. No pets. Avail OK. no pets 213-8Sl·J220 Villa Re 1 I I . St anfoa d 1P Dua P01nt .•.. $15.3,500 ~ down. 2003 Yacht •the chaneJ Great home Sep( Jun!' n200 mo in· -Town.ho ~UO 4t~2411 Del~r. f forllvmg&entertamUlg ht hlel~ dud.lngwl 67>.JOC)f Beauutul So Coa.stShores me HiRhly up ..... 4tM4t4 UNDER A Owner21J/~l·3606 "•:1 2100 UDO ISLE.,....... 28-,\~ .2 8r 2.Ba AUamelllliM •.r~~'~rm· 3·"-Brrpr:.t;s!t.shbu~· ,. DWI.IX FICTITIOUS NAME? c ..... , Lots/ u•c;:·;;;;;;;:;.... lr rurn w~&· to t:~. Ml ~1·0963 ~,~ .. ;~ • I t' ve" 10 u r 11 o; -•1cusro ... ~ ..... •CON91l1111•006---.. Steps from b each. Crypb 1500 HUnillndustnalproper · t'lub Ir tennis r\vall Eastsldt2bdrm.lmmat t h r oughout Ne>.•r t:rnlRIUJIURSTOR. ~letel1 rurniabed. It you h•ve Juat filed your new ....................... l> centrally localed 1 8 13.9 13 Bill Grundy New carpet Comp~le IChool.s, park5. rec. rac·1l ft financln1. SUm· FlctltlOu• Bualn••• Name end 3 Cem etery l ots in block rro m downtown Rltr.675~H1. W/all apple $.'iOO mo. lat No pets . Ownf'r cc·~ ~~= ':,,.: ~ ;::.o:,~a!;[0 ~~~ h•Y• not yet aubmttted tt for ~~~b!: L~~<"0l.•~~u~f Lagun000a ,.?llwner asking -ONntE BEACH ~~~~.~~ 497·S402. C\lPied. STSOmo. SS2 7!7i 6 spa. all •menltles. Drive. pubHcatlon, pleeM don'1 forget Olive Part. Besr-'Offer. ll2S. v. 9mo tuse. S8SO 7Br. Woodbr1dttt 3Br. d t~r. pn.,.1oc lholted edWoa thet dHt tlmltatton ta 30 day• 5S7-3651 Realonomiu 67S-6700 2&, lnq 1.26 E Ocun 2bdrtn. lba. E side. Im· family room, 2frp!t ". projttt sm.-. •. ooo. ._...._,w.; from dllte Of ftHng. The DAILY Ct rd.I fqrS. 2200 F'root·A"i. 23 Sept s or maculate Avail S,pt 1. 2.000lq. fl. Rec. tic •' Dlnh••+'714l--.S Mer. PICOT wtft pubtteh your ,,.,.,., 1600 :·;;:.:Js~~ eve .• or &O/mo.M29el2. mo 5'9-J559 ~YOU-atetement for 131.50. Our ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0c .. vtewLoh ya Meaa Verde, 3br. 2ba, llNTA&.S clrculetlon Include• the entire ewld on a beautiful fiat ~ U.fu ••ct KIF. fp. sharp Gd a.rea 2br2ba, • · · • · .SJOO.S120C ..96£.T...1..a..........,. bo VI No ...... 1875. 541-3137. 2+02 .... ba • , lllOOP'urrt Or.ft-Coe_. ere• end ten el .-,. "P'""' .._... corner pad a ve <'· •••••• •••••••••••••••• ~ -.. ., ba --• toria Buch in Portorino ...... ,HIRl .. I 1207 Brand N~w Condo. 3 -•'-' • ..... ST»ll.500 notlc" eppear In ell edlttona. In Ne'INt' comm'I bldl ln So. Lag. Oull Cin:le ai •••••••••••••••n••uu bdrm. 2~ ba. fi ...... lat'e. orCS.r to eubmtt vour 8tatement prtme Palat Deurl M 11 Oull Cir de ·~ ... r locale. Tcnanu pay ar n ; IALIOA IAY PIOMT UGO aq. ft. Wall to wall for publlcation aend approprtete EVERYTHING! Shows lt.PelJun. 1119•000 ea. •Br, 2.Ba. boat sllp, tan· <'arpel. drapea. 2 r ar copy Md e c"9c:k to THE DAILY IM,.1S4 Income °" rlrm ~RNER~~· M. clY heh. spa. R .000 mo. garaa• w 1opentr. ~ PILOT, P.O. lox 15'0, Coate price of "50.000. May )>noktl • 6'7J..,.65,87~ mo 2182Map&. 873-2212. Meee, CA. 12121• We'll do Ute coulder trade up . U • ,_ rudlfts the c:..M .. Mw lUZ 6'7»417.631 il.9 reet. For "•formation about legef =: l~~w~~v~tf rJ:: :._ ta ctwtned ...... ~ ................. L11urt>l Pt. Twnbu . edve .......... u• M2-tft1 ( 714 ) • T 3 . l 0 2 0 0 r ,oa're .-1q • lot ol 3 Br .• tmnia. Jae .• cuarded r uslom a br. 2 .... ba. m. C714~0. newsy lalormatloo aa ~/mo Jaam~ adul\a. nopeta. ll50 • • .... ...-:. ~·Im ' sale. #153 7 r ...... , ..... ,.,. ..... ,.,. ..... .. ,.,... ,.,. -.. ' <(• • --.. . ..,. -.. .. . .............. -. ' - ····--~..-.............. .. 111111• ..... It.. ...... ......... ~ ..... ~ ~e·• .................. .,. .•. h........ 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'!:4 eacltd Stove/ refrl.. uu rm with dlnina area. FP. 2 bdrm 2 ba. Day uoo in thas modem 2 br, 2 ':-,~~~~ Jf1t!lJli ,..,.... m.¥erowav W1) '15Dimo _ • ,,_ t--~IG5073 Adult.a. no peu. 1'7Ul6$ lrtl lf.atcMn wtth Ow. 2 view, enclad garaae. b11 buniala w, on the •· •lardar. no Pl!U w.amton1 /Sall.sbu)i c.e.MeM J724 !Br Ncwl)'ck-tor aa pd orb"'f~ Master Sull~ with full a.uto. opener. $750 yur waler 1tround t ~e Officel..e.I 4400 II aaf"••• IS 1 ttJ7 , m ••••••••••••••••••••••• C'fl<'I l•r Adi~ I pool. bath. Private df'ck or ly TSL Mgmt M2 1603 ~land from PasPt.'t!le m ••••••••••••••••••••••• -...1 --CASADl~O M.'!~3 · Bachoc'law UNt. uulJ11es ~uo .. Endsd 1i1r•1cs IAYYIEW ~~~tt~ ~~~~ouc~~n '~· Raadlo Su J oa q ut u 1~'.~~ ~~·,:.bdd~'!' AU.l1T1LITU!."il'AJD pd.IZll50mo. ~~J.'~t,.~~~~o F4MILY4'TS eluded Tran¥portallon Hl1hl1 upcradt d l GarJ .nl't int Id ) aAJ....-631~1 Rent a beautiful hfe5lyle to & from 111rpol't pro-.._ H' be d<'n, dbl Oalll'G).0.Ut Compare befort you wWWWlrleld 8'Mlclou.:1 ht.of')', 2 bdrm. l Br. qwel, S blks from In luxury 2 & 3 BR family \1ded. PVt pty, 979 2:m'J ,.._,., ltr CIQDd _ i renl Cu t lpm df'aitn .... ~.a.LY•~. 1.,. ba '""'I, carport. bch.Vard.gar ,smallpet ~ts AVAIL A BLE evl:'l &wlcend.s ----fuhu·u r oul. UUQ, ---·.. ...--..... w • ··-h J .. _ lllD l br, l'il bl ... l•'Dht*. cov 'rd 1ar•iie . new 8ran(J w beautiful Ir• pnv11te patio. lar&e play ""'S32Smo.962-~ . ~ an...,,capinjl We'll trade' 2 Hr 2 Ba .__. •-'--1 ..__ " «•rll*n It :alraa f d d t C\e " yard.. L1uldr-OK Call J)()OI, playgroUild eqwp 1 H h 1 _Br • saU:- 1 rmt-C', 3 _.860 mo t"h lld 011 unmure . surrou.n t' .pe., orfamlh• •Rb 1 or .... ., · 3 br. 1 ba, lutc~n. 1ar. Fireplaces Ul some uniu. uxuno~ anc o .as • ._, am Ntl. lrt • . wu.b ~woh I rnt.ca~li Z t:hildl't'n Near park 213/S»-~or S48-8702, bullt·lnl, $490/mo 2 br. l Pnme locau on l''rom P;,lm.as Country Club ywd. ~ ca,.,.., ~ Adu.It Uvu1a 111 1t.. 10t ~~~1~d No peU -... oc Spacious 2 br, 1 ba. quiet ba, kitchen, gar, bwh. '585. Marguente Ave of! Condo on Col! Coun.e for .._ clraPenea. ~Ud 8'N. t'•« 4 Br 3 aa NoPt"U ....... ... ~'"" adwu onJ ts S42S w Q15 CaJl ~0086for Sal\JoaqwoH1ll.">ltoad. Balboa Bayfront home Roon $lll0/mo Manon We•tda H . )a t-tub, 2bdnnlurnliJ'IC'Cf S480 39tl W Wilsen C M >'· oo pe both 64 .. SSSS forweekend (sl Wttn~ & ~lA&t ~l macs> lril.. t;af'CM'ner 31r> W Wllaon, 642 19'71 631 ~1)48 ~Oil . mo 1st, last, sec. 642 1682 E vts 21 J 54 7 "I 5S. Avai l fall Nan c) llldnnriara a p( o peu .M~A VERD£nomi •t Adult 1 bdrm. No pets 2bc.2ba,crpl5.drp6,di.s· I bdrm. 1 ba Steps to Wkdays21J/377 7897 **llMMl(t. 616-'Tt'Hor '· ~ Of'('hlldnon Call ~4.ZOIS mosphere 2&3 br dl:a ~mo. C.11 646·4201 hwas her, e n<'I ga r beach SJ50 P ropert)' FUIJ)fum dlx l Br frplc , "'"' an l2 Wd or Joe Btween Ell.U & Gurl1eld. House 642 3850, 642-1010 SBdno au ched homt' 1n I CAR OOH VIE W llOMt:S -noon al)C.& No Pets *-1034 ofr Beach $400. Ava ti rolOC' TV phont' 'llpi; 6· 1UP1triota.Uo•utnd~ 1 .. Br. l \.f\a s parl'llf' In ~'*b dec'Or l Br l>pla S37S 2br. 2ba, lrg ground Septl 842 8032 2 Bdrm. apa rtm e nt by da) ~. 1275 wk ca ll )'MfMW ~ CD4.>UO l>l\t' b • ape Sl!.'00 557 mz ~P by 1.m~~e~ Qua .. l meatiB.AIJ floor , dasbwuher. gar. Laght. 3u·y, large patio Ptuhp dys 730-1560. cv~ )'!Mt leallC 10 Ol~rt. 10 ~111.ir rs.90079n1ghts f'mpl)d lldult ovt'r 35 patio, adults, no pets 2Dr. lBa, patio, ~arage. Cal1645-931~ 675 H388 ------ t'boclee lrwn! -R ~f's No pets S29S 4'4RTM~s 2l2J6 Tbwin St Apt C Warner Beach. no pct.s Pl h 3B 2 &a :'II We'll tr ade' 2 bdrm 2 ba. ~-"'br1dna> Win ter Rrntah 2 br ~ 1021 "7'111 675-Sm · · Sl'lS m> 8469401 us r . 1 "J •• • wpt •1'tVU 1'' 00\ak· furn, nr oce I\ 6 Ulr 1380 Crest <'Ondo 2car fl.<Jr luxurious H(lncho LJ:> Rt:al1U bo\y t'lt.'.m • romforta $.COO mo m d ude.. uul. + 22!i0Vanguard54G9626 Splendid lBr, encl gar, ~1CB l Br. pauo. pool. A C, tennis, pool. !>pa PJlrru.s <"ount n l lub 11:r 1 ......... ble 675 ~Jl gar dner , a ll bllni., adlts. no pets, refng & g11r.1 ge. frp k lrees 67S-7002or 6407&1 Loodo ongoll ~oursl'cor ~ ...,.,., --~8341 ZBr2&1 St50-~ elec s tove. S27S mo. S315 mo 6~2 525 1 & ------halboa Ba ,front h1Jme .:ieSan•M• .._.>.l"t ... :?& 2Ba z car ,;arag~ -----J:lll W~l W1Lsoo 631-5.583 tK2·5'964 St2-~ Qul'l. cool. 2 lir G11ragt·' Io r w "' c k end c , 1 Uni v. Pk U SO m o 64J.125Q frplc i.nun 11, Jaru.ua:t .... M!Joa .. oc:hl740 ~uJt5 _No ~c_s __ pool adull' no Pf'l~ 21:! 377 7Hlf7 l::vl':. 2br 2bu J.IOO_I_. ~ mo_B1~ 6300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEW'°RT 2.BR. l BA ~11:e area m S4~ 642 i340 1801 JI 213 547 4155 Su p~t i., H.l'iFIN£ST HRANDN1';W APTS "'P•RTMEA..1~ 4-Plex Garagt 'fo pet.:. l S t h St. N e wport -3Dr2Ba ~ A A "7'11•~ $'25 760-17 l3.8.JJ JJ07 liellthu. Rettfd•toShare 4300 Nt>w Woodbrid&e Twn 2br, den. 2J 2ba. dbl g.ar ~ 552-1962 Move 1n rond1uo11 Prof dt'C 2BR. 28 m Can)Oll Crest Cond<>S 2 rrpts, decks, pool. & spa l..anet'\.') & k1trhen 1teml! i ncl 6 m o s least, $UOO rno Sp.uush F..,.,t;&h l.t\ mg, Spacious new llmt. P' t 1 Br S2SO + uuls Mature -----------•• • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • •• •• Ol.:1&ulllul park hl.c ~ur pauo. close to :.hoppm~ Adults onl y, oo ~t.:.. No :-:ew 2bdrm with g:lr no 2 Br 11.-1 Ba Townh~1 :\lo\<m~~ A\Old dt-l)Ol>il.'> & rouod1ogi. T err(lt·ed l\d I 1982 M I wuterbeds Pt>t s SIOO. \.'k for l>l)lt> Adults no '"'l~ l•Jt J1v 111" •·X"l'fl .,l''' pool Sunken ga!> bbq, u t :. a p e, ~Newport 81\•d R -,.~ .. ,.. kl f ~24-08 osemary llrue n , sns Call~;!;.82 P rufl':..,1onJ l l\ :.1 nt·c Woodbndste 3 Br l ' • Ba Condo S62S No pet!. 2\3.1498-6 090 Eves & Wknds. spar 1og o u nla1ns Costa ~tl"Sa Sta 2662 963 8710 -kr.I · S p ac1ou1> r o o m s . VIEW. 2 BR 1 Ba. s.iis. ------()('ean view t''(ecu t1H HOUSEMAT~s Seperate d1 n1ng area \.\t, last, Se<' Adults VILLA CORDOVA Hr1W°" pent hou. .. e 2 br 2 bJ ~ Walle •n closets. homl'· Av Ji I Imm ed C a 11 M~l utd fr~ :'olew crpt, ~ 3842 ftreplJc t-full 'u·un1' & 1132 4134 Waterfront HOtnH Inc. •• 631-1400 like kll<'hen &·cabmels D d &W ~ t•nc l gara ge, pa l 10. ••••••••••••••••••••••• an'll.'ruli~ Sl!O(I per mo APPLY HO CHARGE Walk to Huot 1ngt on ~v.!. ~gt __ ·___ tlshwhr, laundry rm. l'\u Ne w d e I u xc 3 ·.t <>r> !.6.> ll2tl :-.ra~hL~ & .,. kntl:. Rancho San Joaqwn 2Br 28a. den. fuUy upgraded , ~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!~~ overloolun.g gol/ course Center PRIVACY N Vtl::W pets · townhow.t', .,.ah•r view, ~J : .,.kc.1.i\\ ••HOWIE•• 1 Bedroom furn from Adult Complex, 1 Br & I CORM ~5 mo 3br. J ba pnvate bch, --_ Hl'rttlil Sti.mno: ..,..r, Wt> !m01mo. 5.59·4046 a Red~r:lum~ lo f t . 2 Ba , c n c ls d 232.3EJ~en i~\e,C ~. U\Jcro. w b.dm> ~a1ter, 2br. t ba. atr'"' from !(.Jo:;;97dJ •:.'.l~UJ:J5 Twnhse·unfurn. fro m gara ge. blt·tns. lndr) 642 7~ _ 1•lt-e dooropt>n . 2 frpb. 2 bt'alh \rtuli.. no SK'h I" h; v. .,.,11• 11m,. ilnd LCllJllllll leoch 3248 BAYVIEW. Lado Perunsula Double wide Mobile Home. 2 Bdrm. S9751mo SUPER. ssoo f~~ac . SSOO. 631 6 Hn 2 bcinn, 1 ba. gar apt . llll>i.r br plu.!>h, Sl OOO mo Yi!3rl'' ~~ tic\O 507~ nit1n1·. lv•J ~ 111)! for .1 Adults,nopet.s Townhouse aBr, grauous q u iet Ea:.ts 1de lor ~714 17~~~2244 !'l;ev. bt-achfront Zbr .:ti.i 111ornm;i l t•., 1 l'• u s ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEANFRONT MONTRLY RENTALS l''tom S500 roo Adults on ty, RMP499 3816 Utilities Free! bVlng, PoOI. adults No w1garage, ldry. de<'k. lniM 3844 gar. spa. bltru. 9ll \\ I·~ .. t •. ,.n••f'n ~ntl 111 pet:. $375 i:,S W l3lh St S4 50 I m o . o o p e l 1>. ••••••••••••••••••••••• flay, 968-3772 \•'f"'WW tor :,ou 1 .•IC•· 1he 1 LA QUINTA HERMOSA 646-950'1 631 1004 Orangetre-e Condo. l br -1 flf.l\r ion Out of I-mtl1111( BAYFRO NT VI E W . t62llPa rks1deLn.l blk -----o.apoinf 3126 AtC,d,w,drps.Onlakl" MARIHERSQUA.R£ li<1<Jt1 Kuommat~ Seeur1ty , prestige, W.()(Beach.Jblk.:IS.or Upper J bdrm. 2 ba ~Ith ••••••••••••••••••••••• w,pool, ten.re<" C'tr S400 APARTMENTS 2Br home Whitewa ter, pnvacy 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. Edinger j!arage. s.125 ~o pets. 1 1 BR bl per rno Avatl 9 I Call \.l"r)' pm ,l\l" l & ~ l\R + I I s unset. nighl·hle view. pool SlOOOimoyrly. 847544_1 __ <'htld. C a ll a fte r 4 view'~e~~~t~a ~~· tenant 551 9048 evh den a d ult a ~I iHll \\)"-1..1..'fltp.rny pnvacy. 0111. rm, ram WoterfrontHomH l.clgmaBeach. 3748 ~-0133 4937906; 95l ·i630 f:\S ~497-1488, ,\\.AlL Alit•: \;()\\ ~'!'a'•e2·. f;;e_olcsm,odc •• c1uk.ssl Inc:. 631-1400. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br 1 Ba . Oup lo x , onl>' •-leodt 3148 Lar l(t-f lotH p la ti. Jl"\l0mm.1t1:~e<sr1 hagy """ ., -" " 1'!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ LAG UN BE CH ~1 T ~ -__,_... ~a r d e n I a n d '<· .11.11 r 1 .! 7 S l· S I I I have refe rences & credtt I: A A • R g.il'age, 2 ktds OK. no lbr, r lean, dishwasher, ••••••••••••••••••••••• !JOOI. Jaruu1 <1ro tt In•·' check.494·2064. Spaci<>U.'I 3 Br Npt Crest INN. Maid serv .• C'ohir pets. Pacific Ave. $385 "3r <'lo:.e to shoppm " IBr pa rtially furn. N uon.cl1IC>4"to e\ .. r,1h111i.. TV. heated pool Ut1l mo s r , M•• t C ... · • ,,.. Laauna. or lxb & sho~ "'~·m ~<nn 1.,.11 · Ir\ ,11, lwnhm. dm1og area. bv· (714 1494-5294. "'°"' No. . ie ra .. m . o. walk to beaeh $345 ,._. r•v ~ -• For lease. 1mmaC'ulale ing rm Close 10 beach. CoastHwv ,,_ &u·l..334 · · ~mo utJI & l·abll! V Ave , betwe<>n Westd1ft Lag1.ma charm house. 2 pool, t e nnu s1ss? -~ TI4-4!J3.:'>953 3ft Spm -pd ~8:>41 Dr ":-.tannt·rf>r Br, fplc, > ard. garden. 962-0607 eves. LGIJlllMl Hils 3750 Lg e 2 b r • 1 ~11 b a Bachelor apt, ocean view. Leg : l Br, beauu fuJ dCC"k 645-0252 a v iar y . ga ra ge & -·•••••••••••••••••••• townhouse. laundry. Si200. & last. SlOO set-un patio, yard space. 639 workshop Very qwet NEWPORT S HORES· Leisure World 2 BR. tm-pelJO,SJ9S.67~ ty, ref. 661·1348 after Bu t na Vasta SJ 50. and charmmg. Pref cou-3Br, 2Ba, c harming, macuiate. Compl. rum. STUNNING large 2 Br. 2 8PM .27J.~days. ~l.>4 B<'b 2 blk.s. JBr. WJ. garage. frplc. ~75 mo yrly &LS 1682 hin rmm.s~ ")!" 22 ZS, 1-..n -.mok.-r . 3 RH 2', ha. Cd-., For Si-1l'l I. $208 pt-r mo 641) OCWl Fem I duld 1;k ()t •·<1n \le~ r und<i , pool, Capu &· .. 1 h "'.... saoo..-hall Ulll ~~ pie. Must have refs. No pool, tennis. S725 mo. No steps. Great view. Ba Garden Apl Pool do)s . S7SO Aseot, 673-6210 SOOO/mo. yearly lease . 0 ....:.. _< ·710 w· 3br , 2ba. redecorated, Oceanfront charm ing 2 497-4844 . SiM-S458. ·~ area. _.. new cpt , view, deck. bdrm 2 b pl f'r I ---------13Br. 2 Ba home with yrd, l.8lh. St. M7S/mo 493-7446 · a. a P ' Bllt to be.ch. :t bdrm recently painted, very Mawport .. ach 3769 . · pauo.,S800mo.. 2 Br, 2 b a , ~t w port 3 BR.g<>IJ ('<lu.f'>l'apt ,San Shores. ~ mo \earlv Oel'nl.'nte Sl65 .t99 .w92 Also l Br $400 61S-I~. aft bP_ll ____ _ home. patio, rwep)ace. clean. across fro m ..................... ~. 2bdrm. l ba. m4·Ple.x. 271 ,....Mgtm leoc::h 3140 garage. S725 mo. Charles Heller Pan. Mo E. 16th. Pl. New carpet. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Studio, patio. garage 1 to Mo. 1.St. last + clean· no pets. SlSO. 644-0452. Lovely all adult. no pets. Adult S42S. 494 · 7669. ing dep. Call for appt. 2 Bdrm. t bath. E 'Side. No ~.2&3 Br apts. 6200 Ed· ~g 3 bdrm. 2 ba oo Nigue l Golf Course. Washer/dryer. refrig, dedt, pool. t6SO mo. Newport Beach Realty l Bdrm Adults, no peL~ Utt1s pd. 1325 or S350 2421 E. 16th. St. "'5-4711 . Roommate wanted. V l'l')' large borne Lake Forest. lnchJde!; Club pnv1leges Prefer Female Clean. oeat & Udy a must. Call .._lC. 1·926-1537. 652-3864. Do pets. $450. mger. h.b. 846-0619. •-N'--' 3252 not disturb tenant. Ph631·1094 ~ Allea, RJtr 494-7578 Deluxe poolside xtra lge -,--..,....... hnmed. occupa•cy. 2S7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• KooxPl SSOO mo. 2 bdrm. dlx ,_;;....;.._..;....;__ ______ , Sl00.000 beach home. pvt Brand New 3 bdrm. 2~ area. R ec . center ba. Condo. Frpl. Door MESA Verde 2 br. 2 ba, frplc. gar, patio. Nr sbopprng &r trans. $450 mo. Adlts. no pets. ~aft6PM 2br, 2ba. Bltns. dshwh.r. Cozy, immac: l br, den l 1a,., Ill.lies beach. AdJt.s. bloclt bch smgJe peraoo no pet s . S39S m o . 1425·~ WISTCUFf llEHT AL Derdl 7SS.~-- '62S. Z bdrm, 2 bath C'Ofl • ;;: -......1 Roo L• do. Wa lk to Westcli rr n l' ·~ mmate ~l ,. s hopping P lus h nl'• rol-l>lllkr. S~S200 e&rpetanJ! Clo<.e to pool. W -w33 <f.96..4812. oper. ms. 640-9'n2 YEAA-AOUHO FUN: SJS.8362. l.clgllMcrNkJ-1 3152 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0<..'EA.'1 PACT Fl<.: ---REAL ~IATt.: kuommd l c v.Jntcd 2 br, Z ba. walk to priv. UDO ISLE Yrly. Prvt. Soc.al Aclivlties DI· rllciof • Free SUnday Brunch • 880'• .. Part1ea • Plue fl'IO(• Lrg lbr, a tove. &ar. storase. S32S. XLNT REF ONLY. Ma ture stng)e. 645-9839; Ad 1'303. 642-4300. 2lt bra. 2 bdrm.. 2 ba. Condo. Air ;ss-1616 e..rec< onented female. concl ~. dbl garage. ~ 2$-30 to share rent 111 bdL Guarded Comm. Behl ead ol·.treeU. 3 Br, Pool. tenoia •. 2 car dell. 2 ba. Near c:t.s le $500. Call 492-6700 or JS76 CdM. Call 714·95S-27i0 or prage. club. So patio. Owoer GREAT AECAEATION: , _861_·3S!JS __ . _______ 1······ ..... ..•......... 'ZlJ.3'12-3752 all 6 Q:oean It Mount.am views. ~ l650/mo. 9'JO. 1740 or ~ 1328 Alts. OK. Ml·S333 ~....t-~ 326, OCfAHMOMT YRLY Tennis• Free Les90na (PfO & pro shop) • 2 Heattti Oub8 •Sauna • Hydromeuage • Swimming • Golf 011111ng Range Lg JSR, 2BA. encl. gar. • 1 I 2 IR htio A,ts.. • Dishwls'*1 I 88Q's • Pool & Rtt. Room ... .,..... 8-edl 3169 ....................... OHUDOISU Larieredecor. frplc 3Br iba Adults, DO pets COZ)' l bdrm. walk to 'ftill s.br m ) pll.bh. tn lvl beach &r sboppina. S290 hmr. fir pl . mu~n>, H B 49'2·2121. • SZ5CJ incl a1L Call Rita ---..... ,... 3br. avail Oc t. 1st. • • • • ••• ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • SlSOO/rno. 642·351.9 Nicely dee. $4.50. 751·9905, lv message • G1rdH L111dsu111nt •Jot to Buch I Sho,. s-ta 4aa 3180 S3M080 ____ _ HOMES FOR RENT 3 bdrm. homes pnced &g Canyon Condo-Adlta. from SS2S. fenced yards 2Br, den. 3 Ba. pool. & 1arac es J''a 11t1hes J3CU1%l, tennis. no pets. BEAllTIFlJL APTS: 2 br, l ba. new cpts , drapes, tile. pamt Hu~e fncd. yard, cluld/pet ok. $150. 1TI9 Westminster, uB. Open Aug. 8. 9 &r 10. 646-4658 S77$yrly. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Room m • t e w a n tt.~d 540-61B7,l ·TS3-07l9 418 Nobel 3 bdrm 2 ba Home . Ma g n •>I 1 a Singles. I 4 2 Bed· rooms • Fur"'shPd & U<llumlsNld • "'°"" Ltv1ng • No Pt>I~ • Models Open Oa1lv 9 to 6 .)r ., • '· '. I.·· J ~ ',' ~ •• I t Jt' ~ .. 1 • ~·if' it t• 11' • i H -----'------pnvate patio. newly de Garfield $185 mo Jft ~o r ated Close t o 6pm961-7605 please. Kids & p eli. Rn5mo 833·3349 PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS S C P laza & f'r '" \ . Adults $.53.S Call644·7-'66 ROO)f~AT f nu•d""d or213 '92:)..~ .\1 ,.. :Son 'mkr :J H<1rm • Condo 1' H Mdn) xlrai. welcome. 714 /964·2566 or 973-2971 Agent. no fee __ scc~ 3278 llf;L' 4111\0 Mew-ti leach 3269 ....................... Oakwood SHARP 2 BR. ""'v'd patio, r-· Carden A"'•rtmenta ~" f ~-e 38r, 2Ba, garage, cou~y ClUI w~ 3891 ~b'75-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4bdnn. 21-tba, Condo. encl -encl gar .. pet OK. S450 ...., 6 "•"' Dover Shores 3 bdrm.+ y rd , pool. S6001m o. NewPorts.echN. m> Askfor BaU.540-5880 yard. laundey, 00 pets. UYl ... GI ... den + family rm J ba 714-493·8634. 880 1r111ne tat 1e1111 Beach l l7 ml. S525. " " Pool. J car gu . Call • 1714) 64>1104 u g 2BR. tBA, w /pal10, 53&3397. 752·7474· NEWPORT .•.......•............. S325 Jbr, lbJ V.'lth JP pllan('('S Call JOt'I dJ) ~ ~Jill, eves 894 ;µ&, Bette 673 0770 bt~'ll J & W ntmiMter 3298 , N s h s ,,.~ d g d It 9r. ..a.CH ewport e1te . c.,...,. rps. ar, a u s. HUHTIHGTOH LAKES !!;A .... ..--........ ~-:-L-... 6PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1700 16111 St f°""'" at \6111 no dogs. $375/rno l.st & SPARK.LI.'',.. STRL'.AMS ~ :~,~~3900 ' 3Br. 2Ba, dbl car garage, 17141642 51 13 Last 586 ... v L"' .... ~>n<:V NO Fl::E! Apt. & Condo covered pa tio. frplc. • +sec $48 1. C r\ S C A D I N G An adult rommun1t) on ••••••••••••••••••••••• rentals Villa Rental!> avatl8·17. S550 mo. J.sl + _____ 3 &-2h Ba condo, 2 c3r WATERFALLS the Back Ba~ s pe<' &15-4912 Bkr last + secun ty Judy for SHORT TERM act ga rage. dose lo TOWERING PINE.5 tocular Spa, 7 sWlm ming l'---ind v1·11a~e 898-2643 842 o •New !>P&CIOWI lakeside pools. 8 lighted tennis ~WI 34• boat slip, posh , 3s r . appt or ·474 _ RE!\IALS POl. &S. &42·8325 adult apt. courts. bike tra1b. put Ne,. 1&2 bdrm I xurv 28a, Jblk. tobeach S900 Cor.downiftlwns Weekly &Wmter 3 Br l "? Ba. new. frpk. •2·38d.rm.2·3baths tmg green Bachelors . 1 1 adult apts an 14 plan~ mo. Unfwftis~ 3425 Agent 675-8170 •Elegant fl.replaces and 2 bedrooms apart r r um S~ 15 , 2 bdrm 640-4919 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Np( Hetss:'~ mo. •Pnvate lakeside paboa ment.s. and townhouses lOWTlhouses from S53.S ,. Yrly 21 5 29th St. lBr. · l &balcorues fromS429 OOpermoolh pools, tenrus, w:Ht'rfal~ . • ..1 do B 28 N~wport Be ach Villa adlts.nopcu; JI t d I 6: OnJamborttAt porxb'Gasror cool.anc& ~;:;:J,e i~c1: ;u;;r 1~: Balboa, walk to bech. ~-6172. 492-7171 E SIDE 3Br. + den. 2 ~rr~1 !pa Po o San Joaqwn Hills Road I hcaun~ paid. fo'rom ~.111 Si50mo. A ... 644-1133 1325 sq. fli bE. 2 ba, f p, ~l.csi:tv~1 •r,.m<;1 ~ •4 mtles from beadl {714)644-1900 I Diego J-'rwy dnw North "' pnv. yar • ves Bern Ocean vie w luxurious &•Z..l l60 · oo Bea{"h to McFaddl•n 3 bdrm 2 ba. ra m rm. 559.5031 adult furn. a pt. 2Br. 2Ba f>73.l600 7562 Ellis Ave. H.B. S750 Yearly. Large J Br then W~t on ~h'Faddt·n 8nlod new Townhouse lrvule. Turtle Roell. Tn Av&JI. immed. Walk lo <J blks w. of Beach Blvd) t~• Ba. Beamed t-e1bngs. to Se a ~ ind Va Il a i:c Good loc. S900 mo Yea r· level, 3Br. 2'~8a. Pvt. Balboa Island. Call: ~ ~ELR~g: de 8~. rire p l a r e . laundry. q t4 >893 Sl98 Jy. 8Ja67~4912 patio. Frplc. attached 2 759-1.SOl. PIS ai · 8 8 · Newmao :!!WJ!"'~ br, l garage, -sli ps. to ocean, ROOfM 4ooo ,.,.,~~~.Ar-:s=_, ·-~~_:;, 1~-~~b:;."'~-c " . ~-.~; .. ;c-~~~~~\k~-~~~~~~~., ~~di:~1i~-=~~-:'i;•tWii ri~~ifn"1~~~{ · · ~nf .f'f)r, fam. cblld reD olt . P I P . ,._._'eLed--.,, -. !<?,.e.!5· 673·llGS or ~1.96. ba•'-...,.,,. '"'0 Lag '-'ch ii h _.... --'"'""'"' <kean view, spacious 2 Br ... -... · 0 rm. beam ce • uge wet· TI4-851·1142. -·••••••••••••••••••• 2 Ba. many amewt1es. Versa11le11 Penthouse 2 499-S550 _ bar. garden. Suit.able for LUXURY CONDO 3 bdrm lc6oa lslmtd 3106 2 Br Townhouse, attached m s. 9f>S.3S25 Br. 2 Ba. Ocean view, ~!~a~:~~:t~~:beg; li.-.a ba 2 carelecgar pn ••-·•••••••••••••••••• garage, pool. spa. All Sec: S750 mo.644-002. 1,!'·~0:.Urm~.1 jj.k Vi Aft Sl950 patio 'pool close to' So Ba)'fmt Lillie Isl. Boal adults, no pet.s. t-'plc, lg Near new xtra db lownhs 4934349 Al.ao room Jvail 7~42C:·(408)~t Cst PJza Lease S6SOmo. sllp,2Br.J sLry.ftreplace patio$450631-4984. apt lrg 3br. 2ba. frplc, TIMERUMHINGOUT7 Sept 1 · · S2500/mo yrly lse . bltn s . WO hllup . CALL -.=.-·-·----- Fc·m, nn :.mkr <~L I ET '\ ~ \'f lu 'hr \I. '<Jffi• ~ Rr ;? H.1 )?jrdt•n 1p1 .\II Jffil n Ht•h S!.JCI t.'~ 551 ~. t,7J litrOb \I f'. 411 511 lo ,hr 5Hr :? RJ h.'t' 1n (' \f :>;r So 1 ·~t Plai.i 'Pd 5225 mo + -.hr of ut al 641 "'913 ~1 r need t>d lo .. har e larl!l' H.R ll•mtc Hilu. to bt J <h Sl7U + utals !lb.I~ Roomma ll'. F em non l-moke r to 'hr C0 ;\1 homt• S30l1 ;~ WESTCLIFF Bl D< NfWPORf BEAC.H (.lfl••, .... ,,, ,,, ., ...... " ...... , C•ll M1 Howard 84 5 · 6 10 1 450 sq. ft for S42S per mo 4001 Birch St. N.8. A&ent SU 5002 _____ _ I Mo. FREE Newport Centw PresttgJous Ext.'<' l>Wle lncld~ st.'<' i.~rv1r~a recpl , phooe ani.wenni.i. underl(m·d prkng . tch.x & anuqu<' decor ("onl rm &H 7180. Ai.k for John or Jane. KOUCEHTER NEWPORT f:teg•mt t!Xl:lCUt1ve ~UIU'' an pn•~l1J,!e loc lndd' :.ecretur1.JI St·n IC't~. r1 tl'pt1on1:-.t. ll·l1:ph<111• an-;wenn~ & more Frrim :!.27 '> P•'r m1i T H ~: If I': \ lJ Q U A H T E H s ('()\f I'\ ... ., ES \ J.lru ft::i.Swn.il environment. i l 1 IS.Sl0681 l)t•luxe I & 2 rm offtct>" ..OJ Airport lfotd F'rom $;!tJ5 mo •" v is... rcq iw..i;a.i SZl."i t)ffarl'. air r·arpt>t" tlrapt·'> 17:101 lk arh II un t. IX' h !S-U :183\ Deluxe otf1ces, up to ~1110 -.q ft Xlnt bldg Ji<Ht :-Wewpor t Bl 64S·21 l I "~ :!JI '>q f\ z room '>U•I' '11\)\lJld Ooor ltt..S mo Ti't W t\llh St <: M T1.1111 1157 l9.XI <Xf1c-e 'pact' .l\.111 l''oll '>t'"1'' (''(ef'Utl\e SUit•" d\ aJI for Ii :.iw HI (', nlt•r PoUl~ Locatl'(j ne>;,r ()4 i\u1JOlt For kJ"tnl! 111 rormation ('all L>l."'[)\-1 Huff 9SS 22811 '1t.'d1t al Dcnt<1l 11 .\tll i1ti sq ft m N 1 ·0<,1 • Me.:.i Ground floor. lull• t.'qUIPJX"(l Pn\·att• Plil ttt d e SHJ/m o T n m !67-1.900. N'EWOFFICt:: PARK 81• PER SQ f'T iS0-71'0 N. Euclid St. A1Whe1m 265-2000 Sq FL Court) a rd Suite With Pnvall' Bath Rental Office 114 174-31911 Pro< t<;xec Ole ~tes New f\ilJ Serve Bldg, H H J Ofc Su ate Sli95 Own/Agt (7J4)847·5338 1S17 We:stcbff. N.B. W3n1 rt.nanc1al inst 7000t. 1 lsl floor Agent ~1·5032 PUSTIGE SPACE NEWPORT cana •Approx 530 sq fl. •l-lrJ:e pnv orr with rt>t"t'pt area & wet bar • \d.Jacl!nt lo N H \thltllc Cluu •Or r an Vi ew ·~5 per mo 640-9895 •llunt1n11t ••n II a rbour F urn ul (l('I.' s pac,• ~1~8 m o. 84t>-OJJ J or ~ ------:xxx.> Sq Fl. office s pat'c :\e wpo rt Bhd. C.M Reas o n a ble ra t e :. f;.1.5.4414 If you're loolunR for a t¥-t ter Job. you won't wal'lt tu miss the em ploym cnl l"Olumn' in Cla<;<.1f1P(i Bly Froot large 2 bdrm. 2 =Carol ~ 67S-3067 2 Br. l \A! Ba. blt·lDS. dis-skybght..s Vaulted ce1I· REMTIMIS Room Cor rent. pool. close ba. Condo in Newport . . On \he Water top quality ~asher. ga~~dults 1ngs. Dbl altch gar, tOO'SOFVACANCIES to 0 C C .. non s mkr Bay Towers.· yery lux· 2Br,2ba,utU incl. Patio, duplex. k>wer unit. 3br. AnabeiOpe~o. 1j80 many xtraa. $S2S. FREECO\JNSJ::UNG Sl60.Aft.6:54S-2SlO. ---~--~~.6+,~Se~ .. ~nty1t?~&,. ~.:.~-p,;.~· sauna -~~,,~~~J,.,.J,lc.i . . _ ,.: ...... # • ..,. ~~ ¥:.~ ~ ~B'i '~~(t..'J., .. n5-;.-,~~-'-'\'.'fn~ -~-~· -~~ ...... ~ ·~ .. m 8eclirtt ~ ·~t60M~1 ~ '4"'" ti · room to rent. S'!igle or Laree 3 bdrm. plex. l C t +t Pl s Y· · Sept 15. 64-4 ·4323 or w1gar. adlt.s, no pets. couple. Ad11JOt s.u.4300 boule from ocean. S7SO oas au area . 673-3466 $37.S.18021.st. St. S..2127. \a /,..._J,.= 4Mbra , mo. on yearly basis. 9f13..8Z111., · V'I~ 10 ---·-------61$-IOll. D I 1._.__ 3600 P•••• 3107 2Br. 2Ba, newer apt, Pvt rm le bath. Lile kit 4 rxes vwnsw ....................... lndry, adlts, no pets. $39$ \}f)Jf' pr1 Co J BUt IO bcb, 3Br. 2Ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• $750 Yearly. large 3 Br. ID), ~7300 . .OeiJI 7~""'-+ov Y. mm. ractl. avail. bo me. po o Ii . t e Doi s UPPER ' br, ~ ba, w I• lac. a.. Beamed ~iliog.s, Aft. 6PM: SSZ. 7566. cowts.pvtparkmg. 1750 cpt.drapes,bUllt-ina.ocn fireplace, laundry, 3br,2ba,$450+12SOSec. Surlahh 4200 mo. 645·311S e ve&, vw. stP1tobcb.1750/mo f'<f:ft· stepa to ~an. Call957·1900or otref col~? .... .;;.: ............. .. 67MZ10d.)"a. ~~ du U . NO PETS. MS-5198 2Br, 2Ba, furn, N.B. 1 blk f1$.4111.&U·l.334. •-from bdt. aoo~r wtt. BAYFRONT +f ,_ ... F•<l•d 2Br. Garage, $37S. 1st• A ·1•12 ~, .. ~POI 2 r2 pen· ••••••••••••••••••••••• -...... ..-.:a """ ft ·'"" ~ inv b 8 Ba ... .. u -·~ •--ae sun .a~". 2 last, --wily. "duJ:•·, oo I .. i. .J..&..#, vai .,. . ....,. eves . t.boue, all amenities, ..... ,.._.. 3706 bloc a to beach. SSSO peta.-..1.883. Dai~Alot IAYSHOUS walk to Lido VilJage , •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• yeerly. Adult.a. 673-4851 2 Br. 2 Ba. Sundecll. ~. .J....l.1a Olanninl 2 Br houu eecur. bkl•. boatdocking DIVrnnMT enminp. Avail approx. Sept. lat. ,"~ near private beaches. anil. No peLS/c.hildttn. Dftl r•-1 C--.. ,.,._. JIJJ 548-8S7S days, 760-l4J.8 metJ./l~A Avail. Aug 22nd. thru Ocl DaO pr GIO. Ownr/Agl. Avallat>a. now tbra Au1. ·-• .. ••••••••••••••••• EvesllWkucb. """'1-' 15&h. Weekly or moothly. ~ 3 Br. 3 ba funtiabecl. 2 br 1 ba. deck, cupol1a, '1»1SSiOorS3l-&4'7S BAJUI01l VIEW HOMES S100/Wk. '44-8513. adUJta no pets. lease 2 Bdrm House, renc~ ONThe Beach ln Laguna. S 8r f S •tm0 ' yard. larae Idle.hen I ~ L tL.A (").Ii~ (') /..l. bl/,. V''lllnl' Sualmer house, aleeps 6 • am MD. ear l Br. 1 Ba. Attractive, 'm-ot73 F,utaide. Pet OK. S4Z5 ~ 11/C. VOi YI CP 7fl"tt:; WI S350 wtc. A""'· •UU 0......, 1•u1e. '1150/mo. qdet.courtyarchetUoa, y · tm.60-0857 ALL.. -..-~ Cama.. pool. Gardener lauDdr}.16'5 mo. yearly . i.. ot Hwy. Spa~ 2 Br. mQr.JUOth • , • _., __ .211112 __ . -----1 ......... · No peg. Daya 831-a.U, Ca.rpe.t, drapes. blt·lm. s:MO, 2 Br. 1 Ba. Apt. 1 On the bea.cb ln Newport. Ewe'50-t051 (211) Prtvate CS.Ck, carport. Carpeu, clrapee. pool. You ~~.. our ....i -~ng Wkly or Mon\hl)'. 2 Br. or , • uUla tncld. Adulta lal.8iry rm.. lmmed. oc ·1 UU-V• ,.,..,,...,' Br Ki ..... La b 63 ·"""" __ ,11 · ... J707 onl1 fn.5'5>t. 673-0184. cupao.cy. TSL Mgmt. service • your ad ... o Doily 3 · '"' m • 1"""""' __ .................. • 1&2-.eDll Pilot od number Wil nnn«r in vtvir ad ' I bdrm tvrn. MOO week. .......--,...,..,. No. L•auoa. 494-71169, • -' Adult Complea larae lbc". • • we will toke Y®" messages ... you 4M-141Z ~!!~t;~n,{.:~~: coll in Qf ,~,~ to c»t .Jhe _.;..,'--1-0-,-,111--.. -,..:..---:-1 • . ~3!6T ~1oyouTbc:f"":'" .. this ~ 1$ ····-················· only $5 per week. for more information KaMlua ~~ 2 bdrm. E. •Ide 2bdrm, pool. a41utta. 2711 E . Bay , 1375/mo. MS-'ml. ond to pkx:e your od coll 642-5678. 2 &a. Jae. tn Condo Oc.t'1l Ylew. 213/470.32l2. ' ror $6.' u you can ' -" send a 3 tine Greeting to Special Folks and get a "Do )t Da.lly'' T-shirt too! <'.'Do it \J 'Dall~ I Come In to any Dally Piiot office and place your Happy Ad and . ~lck UP vaut ··••I!> .,'(~ ..... \,i-_._411o:~~ DAILY PILOT .. .. , ' OM.VN.DT IA I tc:.•,_lw U , I ·-·-·········---.. -···--~······ .,.,._.,.•Put6M lot ' a IJ ..... ir • .-alit1 ll Die p...,._ aid& .... C.. Ha&llin&A DlampJobl. ~ft& touat ,our Movlo1! Thtl Starvina PaiatiAa 16 yn, Or. Cnty PROBLEMS-Need to .... ,n .... '-allaf· • "',.,._....._ n )'n cmtnd.W, ,... addf n.1'°"9dJre.0ud. Aikforllaady. needl. honest. ~Uab&e. Colleae Student.a have top qua.hty, reu rata talk! Free cnn&elillJ 111".Al ... 11& ..... l la aru Llt'd llr ttou, n••d•I. llC' ~...._lSJ.aelt ~ datma962-.. en· Lac. Tl24·436 &».-or489-2801 AB C HELPLINE Pn' t1 .. _. nwi na.-aoodM1"¥. M1-M27 ~2222. n---....a .......... .._,.. ___ ~._ Tr .. \nm. yd malat. Haw/Oradlaa. dc-moU HouM!c&c.truna. Rebablt. , .. ~19 ri mJDENT-Exp'd an lnL --------"-....... ~,,,__ kl 1 Uon Sk.lp6oadw, dump. Good Wo..k, ~ady Job _,,. lipS1'MJ PIJOUn&. Prof'. won at Shlcco C ..... r Ol..m ..... .,r...noda& apna "l)'I, awaa trutk. Treet/"d wk n.J--•--•-•••••••••••••••••••••---·-··Prices.Cando ••••••••••••••••••••••• •PvOar .. e. ••«'• ~1• fr·-'-· •....:. smwed/la•t•l. eLD·llP• ' ,_.., .......... _..,...., """'~ •11111!1!1!!!!!!!!!~~~~~-4 !!~r. lol» Cooper ID -.~ •• ~~: Mr GouUH ... '9 GMJS7 .,.PETr-d.RSRPArNTINR G the job for '"5. Call Ad CUSTOM STUCCO --~ __ ..-.__, ic.xpr . eas ates. Anawerana 642.4300 REPAJR. RM DH OOICSULT IQ -IQ.-1xp O.,._ arcl ~ 6 c~ fl: lAe ·--·•••••••••••••• .. • Free Eat. Call Gene ext.217 ERIC S30-0166 • Pa&& IC4 .. ,.s..... .m 'comp>' lrlaam1n1 6 palntln1. ~. mat&&n. 3S 5.52.~ ---· ------1 •••• ; ..... -•••• II. su,ae •ltHU .~~ •. .',.~le~!_!~ pl~ Rea/Coma)"l . Ray yr old. to watch your rs.tw11t-.J. -n. • lea R Ml 9dd. root .. _.r t"--. ~ h R r· 1 Prat painting EXt & Int ,_,,.... ••••••••••••-••••••-• •OMne a.-llril:=,.~ ,,:_ ;ft, l 7.;.= C'at'PIP\n Ml·'-------llM27& a::!c. . ..i11k eave Low r~ •lsool5 Free ;;···~··;~·~···~·;t~~· f'reeesllmatesai pro(. ed· -1omnMnda Ou.n m.-111.b/Du e 111 A •~i-.~ Cleanups, trlmmln1. e6t536-4.:ll3MCN1Sa cojob as er k .: vice. 30 yrs e x per. • .. _ -••' • __..._ ...... 11 ... ........._ PwU Or wrk tile wood ---------•no too sm. q1.11 r • Jn.sured. bonded. Li«'. • Piao/WW llv,dtlllllra.~SU ""' ..... .. ••-•••••••••••••• .. •• ._r ......... tlllU:Dat.el ' • 'Dave's Pam""•, serving clean~.64.S-4 199 326co9 11• 8 29·71"8· t.woftkeuf nD J7 ». ~ti 110. tJu' -...-.1-'rr. trimmlna la.rdeft· ~1.a71 parquet, strippuig, WU· ...._ ., .. " Cw dim prt odor .. __ ............ -... · .. ing. bufr1.111. steam. Cpt area ll yrs. most reu. "-11111 g 974-61i59evs. J • • • • • • It 1 h 0 P Qit ,.,.u-, 1.5 ) ra dpl EL!X.'TRJCIAX Priced ~~ t ~J;; ~ All aroc.aod baWml uphoL 751.eL 83&-5S43 lnsured. I.Jc 'd ~ -•••••• •• •• •••••• •••• ---!...,.,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~DD wort m,..U Reta na.b\ frM e um.ate oo ~aJ nn' lT.truck Freeest "'--'--" • Quality residentlaJ/nmlal Ceramic tale servicu. ~4101 lal'leoumaUJ(IGa ~3184 .. __, Rainbow Piiia.. prop plumb.tAg. Island free est 494-S887blrtAM I 6 • Uc. l.Jl1Z54 m4D J I Odd J b H ....................... Ext,ilnt. 8 yn pn)Ciftp Serv\ces, ~~ or an 6PM Chuck --51 I .,....., ...... ft-11>-a ~ 2 -In& ca o ave Ha .. , ........... k>ad nocoa-,_,.,. .. ..._~'Kl n.r item _ .... •••••••••••-~•an.m·~s ._ ,..... --RJC'""'"' Trur k Will Trevel· -•v · .. _ ... ,.......,..,..., ~ Lowest Pnces Neat• ~-s-n.oa avaU ror ,,.. •.a-a 36&91 yd&, ~· ..,,...,, ~. fftlCM 6 mov-crete Cal\ Davtd atler You deliver p1 r k up Clean 4 H g.uara.ottt ~ty residental/rental ttwlMi)t•leedt baby1IWn1. 10,)'tlme ao fa SU ARP£T BNtr IA. 101 Aoawu phone 4pm~ &K39bef~Spm F'rtt Est ·ea11 Ad Sitter property plwnbang Call TileCo. -..Frt -.ms MASTERSW.lN bestwonmanah.tp 8C7~ r.!57.642..oooa.brs. W.aodServ1ces,S48--0288. Let us upg rade that ---------1---------1 Small 1obe prererred __ , ________ ,Skls*»dttlDu_mp T~lt. '•itorW ~ tub. dr&lQ board We0arec..,.tcaeanen 17~ H•..,_• ~. araduig. clean·....................... • PAIMTIMG * P.O.loa.._.. °'entry wa} eeramx: Steam t'leall ls uphols. L •••••••••••••••-•••••• up. demo, reas rates. FL.'llEST IN JANITORIAL Jnl.enor & Extenor ••••••••••••••••••••••• u.le improves appear • aJS'TOMlNTERIOR Wortcuar TnackCDOWlt Ea ectt1.cl 1n l e JadtolallTr~. Home Askfor8nan.642-G2'39 CARE Comm/Ind. R~ Rusonable &Qwlllty PVT POSTBOX value or any home or CARPENTRY ulUl ~16 •23.SlOI (;lO Sm )Oba. repaan. small Jobs t'c udlu' 1 Expert..aae~·7440 Work SERVIC E romm bldJl at a reas ByJQ IC-.. '"zt•ha ~-... ~re & repa.&rs 'I)ler 5"-14.M •-••••••••••••••••••• OFFJCES UNLluJTEO 114 S34 174.S ()pena4hrs 2600 E \oa<>t cost Free est & sugges.. -_., ,,_.,.._ ... Hwy, CdM. 640 0340, IJOrb (7141842-J02G Formica wk. cu"' lorn •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• Hom!.> lmprvemeat. 25 yn Want a REALLY CLEAN offers complete om ce Pa111ung & Papenn& 644-<MBl Tile Mall Room. --------- c.,.ineta, small Joba. JOSEF CATERING-Fr. Dectnciao, &mall· Jobs, exper. Fencana-Depeo· HOUSE! Call Glftlbam ma1.11t ror dtscn m111aung Proless1onal work. ......__ -Tre. Senk~ Mf9058or~ N lllJ • Grttlt cuas11W b1& Jobs . anytime, dab&e 63!-42154 Gtrl.Freeest.14>$123 bus~.673-Si$90 R.snbl St.eve.S47~1 -·-., ••••••••••••••••••--• S m ply /lunche'ons bcenae ai insured. Work ---·-----------------••••••••••••••••••••••• Oav111'reeTnmming. 8 .. UIOD llSon.s, paiUos, 7SJ·3481 Ouaranleed.838-9980. Car~ntry, masonry , HOUSICI.~ f'ne ext/int pamltng by Repair & Reroor. All 24hr emergency storm add. mode.I. plall.$, "'~ ~.I roo(mg,ceramicU.le,dry Reh rrom. S20 wk . t1••r Richard S1nor. St be. typu-s h1ngles rock· s erv re :> & c o mm 30 ,_..,,,. --n.ng wall Ra 55'7·2ZJ3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Try 8J6. shakes rompo tar. 1-'r~ ~33M • ~xper ... ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• · y:~. Custom brick, 11 \one, LnS. me S.555. 24 est..S4l59JOl"m.Ava1I 541-~ ~ l!t, Pr~S:m~:~~ J;:a':~r ~~~=-e~ri:, I' ' g ~:~~~~· s~~~e:f; ~1:S\·=:~e~~~1ro ~t111g mt 1en prompt ROOFS roe LESS ~~.':.~~:'!'!':? ...... lmpro--n•· •-t/· ---. Lie• hooded maintFreeeal77$-L861 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 962>0510ca.ll&A4PM Metal bktg.s, cooc:loe-.. md "Letlhe Sunsb10eln" C ... ._ ... w ~.. Haulln•·Movtng. Con· Custom brick work. neat work for lowei.t bar Renovataa• _.._ • ,..,,... 10 rs H e r e n e r g .Y s a v 1 n Jt <:aU Su~bine Wmdow • Lawns trim.med le ed&ed. crete ai tree removal. 1be fut.est draw lra the s pec1allung 1n eve r· ,......... Y rtt ~~-Have aomethlnc to seU! dee.n·upa,haulinC Dump tru clt. Quick We.t ... a Dally PUot ythlng. Call Gregg ror ~-848.5684or6JS.1149 =ez':!i~ ~eeun~. c_lt_.nm&_:~-~ SrificDe~ MZ-5678 a.uuiedadadoltweU. MJ.lllO'J ~.IU-7131 Clua&faedAd.6'2·56'78. est..675-4394 WantAdHelp., 642-5678 ~ Want.Ads CaB~ OICM. up to 4700 sq.ft . I at prime comer, h & Nwpt Blvd. 71 00 Hlfp Wcmted 1100 .............................................. C~HIERS UTVT•M MARKETS For 2aad ai 3rd stufts .. er •• .. ••---••,.•• • ... -••·--~•.•I'• .. • "'I -\. .... ' ~ .. .... ' • ~riday August 8 19&0 OAILY PILOT ~..':!?.t •... ~!~ ... ~~;.~ ..... ~!~ ~~~ .... !.!!9! ~~.!~ ..... ~!~ ~.~~ .... !.!!! ~~~ ..... ~!~.~ &IC. TICH. Graaclma nod• 1 IU er U" M\ care ou eld•rly OfftCI •ttL P 111 m • · A c c 0 u n l 1 ~ WatM 11 00 ._., W.ttd 7100 W..ted Opport..it7 lo wiart MU ~Ion occ., Sorn Wary, room • bo&rd. Vantd duUH Th1A )ob ~tlivable and ii •n. urc: ................................ ••••••••• .. •••• ....... •••••••••••••• b e a c b • l • a \ , .._.. • ~• 1$2 0102_ Je.. l"4. alt e la.It bralfta. IMH830 Tom Kell)' Manne Eo· a..i hf~ s-. Re t 11 1 I & M J r 1 n <' s.i~ t_,., ... ,-~ --•· _r:tl . lnc. ~-9817. We now ha an openinll ll:irdwar" Stor", t•rr. .,.. .... _. c-~"""""'... ~ ..... --. ••r-" Halrdr••••r wanted • I 9!1~!!!11!1!11!1111~~~~~ f C It " ~ --quality mar Dt pe>wu 1-"'-•-•-P M ot Uft.ln praUca. nune or Of'J1'1Ct: t:Xl'ANOING Prr SaJea person wooled ~Je;tf:11lot"r~1-~ur beach lor"llon . xlnt Xlnt position open to auppH••, battery !....~ ln•r '··"tlf··' tckrtylad)'.~•charea. MORTGAGE co. NOW Onve thru pholo booth " "' ""orluna cood N . .111onal caret!ronenlt>d penoo. c.,.,...n, lnnrlen ~ .. -... ~-h .. .,'";,'. All f\'l<l FOC' iappl. call JUKING 7'48479927 Cote Heall)' C'o with a l l major Willtrain1nbndalifex· Eqier. lD marbw U.C· -Laaun• ""''c ., ~am btwn D·3 & 1~0~~nl benefit.> Some wt-t-kend per in r etail clothmt ~ oc powtr alel>he1 -. Call llulh 4"7·44fH 3 P/I' SUMMt:R -flex hN work r>unu rt a rea. i..lles apU..call.....-foru~•-.... _. L.VNfWlotpal'\\lme 't · Utd broc hures 1n CallHs B:il93J:l ~9333 546·1121 Clert T1pla1. Nawpor\ ._..,.._ or 3 ll Medtc-Uona ~ FMcrow Sec.-w1th op In RECS'T/TY,IST -2._ · .;,.._ ______ _ Oood 11P11' ,,. ..... t.yCMtlt I.I RN 11 1 purchuc&ulrof com· Npl /lrvine area G Sales M · =c~·for .:':ii~': EUX:TfUCALTESf. .......... }:;i=~l" 11w-ii" M:aea mc(c11al propt'rt1e1 ~~ ~tn~~~~1:.011~t~:'.i~~::: • AH EXCITING ~~c:d~!~~~ ~~~er ad~= cneot. Start UOO TECHNICIAN Haanc.rh•( w /tollowlnl-\111rd• Conv•lor~nt knt>wl~d11 e o f loan PUILIC (hnobl4! 111ci1 v1 du:il S US sales. exp necessary. ID Ill.I UnlQ .. opportunity with Xlnt worklnl cond lklapital. 661 Cenlet ~ ~llcrow holpful·1uk fQr IHfORMATIOH Answer phon'-~ & lYI"-' OPPO.RTU ... ITY I' t T , a 11 com pa 11)" - -,..,,_ST aMall wl'll utab1lbh~ ld>OCIWl Aak ror Joyre C ~ $41·~ Anc ~wpm t-;xper. hel pful " benefits. Call Ba Ibo.a _, • __ •.. mat\lafacturtr ot t-lec: -SftlECIALIST Jmmed opt•ning. Aµpl y in We art• in vol vcd 1n ;1 Manne, :>49·9670. E.O. E. Pwdaulat ~. ne«cb triral lnot ~l~rtronlc) HOS'l'~/CASHl l':H MACHt .. ISTS 112'14·115411 /mo. Under person. l'TS llalex Int" trenx.-nduui. nt!w flclll ol ~t/F;H dUllur• person w I• ~tnbulloo ~wpm•nt AllolY in penwo 3J>M to Oivenlfied wurk load M a rk et 1 n g st' c . . adm1n1strauve dlreql.1on 1.202 McGaw Ave In inc entcrtainl'Tll·nl wh1i·h 1i. --------cw• .. t~~ allWs. 11ood Fadlaty lcK'ated tn San &tlL P /tlme or •'1lime Mia. \ll.ictronlc 1n11tru· ?> h 0 rt h ll n d r e q .. Absume~ responi.1b1llt)' I:: 0 E i.w1.-"-'P10K thl· 11ul1011 Wl' Sales. Get involved in w /num •o. pl aaaO\ J\AAft C.~lrano •~• I> Oa11 or evn. R~lfl)' m • n t 1 . M o d 1• r n diversified duties· ask far for de v t· Io P 1 n ~ & <m.' lookin~ fur :i .,alci. . ht.>alth. Unique ground ~a UL)'· DftlaJlN t.heoo.l)'<>M of•btypeon hllcao. 27~ Pac.: (~O&bt works hop Advanced RitJ coordinating d1 slr1<·t RECEPTIONIST oncnll'd ~rwn ... ho h,1., nooroppt'ytujoinouror· W'Ott ln h•Pt>.> •WTOUOd the W l Q>ait Hu UL Hw).NB Kuwllc". l231 V1ctona public mformalmon pro f'ull lime. pcrmanf'nl J dl'.,llC fur an uh<•"<' garuzalion Call Mr Ken 1n,1 w/amall 1row1n1 ~ C'lttUIU. ldHI St C' M S461lM. E 0 E grams & commun1ra T}lnng requirnd <;•)Od •nt>rJ1.w 1nt•11mt-You dall 760 7037 for appt. company. Xlnt co candidate would bav" Hetellkllmen Nodl)C!r k t1on.s M1n1mum edura· co mpan} be11d11 :. mu'l h1· 1wrwnablt• &. - ---benef1t1. Call 101 n«ti ary MtUl ·~•k MAIO Full t ime, good Top ootch lypt!t to wor tional reqwrer~nb A 6444:M2 c'Qflf1dc·nt 1n ">Ur Jh1l1l \ SALES·llAHUW ARt: full &U-~. nwumum 2>'r.. coll~8~. Eil&J,llh a hava Uu1ble 1alary w1exper & refs for our dynamic ~ales Bachelor's de it rec or to c:ommun11 Jlf' .... 1th time po i.. 1n r etail COUICT ,,,_ ~)f'lll\ttt:\llft n.n11mr1 hour• Apply lo Mr N~wportBch ~-42.81 dept ·askforPal c q u 1 v a It: n t 1 n HELEPTIONl!:>i' t::xcit <.ither. & hJ\o· dc1lt'nda hardware &tore See -.nv1ronnwnt, WC'll or Yays &irf a. Sand ttotel. Journalism. PublH· RC'IJ in1ot pos1uon •n our D<:,1i:n bit· tr Jn.' W1• '4111 tr Jin ii Stevl', II w Wright Co. ~or or Skip Ttac.r pn1ud. Ttua position ol Lagwia Buch 497 "417 MA.INTEHANCE/ uons. J:;ngush. Crt:Jll \ l' ~od10' Good u:lt-phon(• m.oec~"""' :< l11t l"rmi:t-121.> JWc.·hl."'>ter, CM DfC'Ck!d by C M A&eOC) lc>n oppo rtunity t or JAMITQalAL Secrl'tar) xlntalboc.sor Wnting.or i.1 m1larf1eld per..ooabt}, l)pmg &f1I U.-01.>fl~ lni1u11e .1t •.m -'----- Exp'd pref but w 111 can<-r ad\lan('t'tnent ln· Hotel. ~onl Dnk Clerk Wu floors. Cpts, & Wm ganmng-creau' 1\) & de· 1\PPI> in l)(!r~n on or u1g ~ lfiOI \\ 11, l h s I ' H ..... , ceded F train. Al5o may ~1<kr formauoo not provided 8olh day & night sh1Cl11 dows. liOmt exp. Ot!CC dJcauon-ai;k for Rita. before 8 IS Ii() i' ountJ1n T !:' L F P R O \1 P r F H .~e-.pe~on n .n· Prr Contact Mr. C1bba oo pbontl lntn-v1ews on Ex_per. destrablt Appl) :i. m a 11 psyc h 1 at r I c Valley School D1~trict HECEPTJ0:"-1~1. l<:m..h· ~llUwfl '11': \11 t-: o ~: thu:.i:c.lic hard working a1 llLST·IOO S ltA t u rd a )' . Ca I I to Cmdy . Surf & Sand holiptlal. f' IT 496-.5702 c o r ner T .1 I bl' r 1 O\ t•r 25 'r:. .:1~l' IJJrt - -lor oubidt• promotio~ Com n•niooi Hom•mak,·r 714 630 2011 for 1ppl Hotel, Laguna Beach ~e wt.1nd f ount .. 1n ll!Tll" nigh~ SS h~ h i-~.\LES ..,Ii l-1 Compo for flt nt:'' c~_nter1 \pLpl) needed for elder!• UnH·oro ~le c lr1 ca l _llYl_-4411 ________ Maiotenan«.earlymorn ;c:OOf0~:~s:nlorlc~i1;1~ Valle),1::0 E for ('hut k luc Fri Jlt nl·nt~ E"<p JJrt•f .~JIJr) m pe"on. r am1 Y r 1l J ProduclS ing, mechanical ab1ht) JP~t biS ll09IJ 1 \I Jfl·J 1-.0 .. \I ~ t Jll nt'!>!t 1·.,ntcr. 7 ~5.i .Ed woman Live lo Board. ---'*>le! Night Auditor. ex helpful 1-·u11 or P IT . hrs to work on ma" R~/T 'tf -~----\\r l'.iul~en li.t 11 \ \\" u\11,er Ave ll H l' n Sun room. Ir sa.lary ne1ou•· ESCROW Of'f'IC ER S peneoced. perm pos1 Ideal for rellred person. ma 1 I 1 n I! ( W 0 r d Bus) i.ales o"fricc T' p RECEPT /TYPIST 21'\I m1h 21J •:i&'l ~fl 12 51'~1 b6e.~83 or&U 3915 )'rl exp Salary + lion at Abso Creek Inn, 979.fl880 Processor:.). Brt$thl m~ S.SOOwpm t.-:xp re11 Cor rompan> "'hu .... 11! ho Companion to care for Escrow ~retary, mut lll06 Coast llw )', So ..:.:.~~------person with ute l)pmg Xln.t bc n Newpo r t relocalln.I( to Oran$(~ to elderly invalid woman l yr. exp. Rttephomst, Laguna. 499 2271 lor MAINTENANCE t'an land this JOb ask for Ct'nler office a:; u E. airport Jrt"J m 01 w bt•1 LIYe·ln. s da)' week mature. Call 751·33SS (Qt appt. Medical device mfg. Pat. Call644 HS4 Mu.st ha'l' ~nod l\p1ni: 962 133 appl need s gen . mu1nl -----::.kills Pit-a:.•· .. 1:11d n · -4 • IOUSEKEEPER/LIVE II' person. Famthar1ty :.ume t•1 I' O !ioH 1~:!2 COMPUTER Excellent opportunity for Child care for 8}'r old wtpneumallcs & vacuum AMERICA~ Real t:stall'SJlt·'> J_:-igunJ 1i..·u1 h (".1 ~2 Lumber estimating Bur· ~ant olfice manager boy. Lile hskpg. Near i.~•:;li.'ms. Able to read llOM E MORTGAG F. FOtt A REWARDING rougMl.9000.H.8.Xlot. w 0 M1tWh booltlt,eepi n~E& schooNlspt&8buhst:sp. Nrfi.>cdct buepnnlS&schem.atacs. 230:-icwportCtr.Dr.,N B CAREERIM H~-staurJnt worldng cond.s.Medical expenence. X· car .. c . e c Ablelow.eallshoptools 7\<l.759-1515 RE.ALESTATE f.x1iutl\e c hd Tt>11 & dental I.Os. & lo 5. 5 day cept1ona I benefits & for student or Grandma. Air cond 1t 1oninu e xp. ll!!!ll!!!ll!!!!'!!!ll!!l!!!!!'~ll!lll-•I O>ntarl us t'J lcJm about n1s::ht l'nv :itt· L'ountr} woek. Sa l ary open. sal ary commensurate 759-9219eves. ht!lp(ul. Salary comm. ----our ne w h•i'h rum l lull !">t~nd rt:'"umt: t1i .._.7 _ 1 with ex~rience. See Mr. w exper. Of'f1CE & Clencal help " \l.tn Jane. :: 1 B1.: (';, '"._l Alan agnon, Alan Housekeeper .<hght) for RENAL DEVlCl::S needed for expJnd1n° mJ~Mon 'Pht & <>ttwr ·•cl older man 10 Ba I boa l428l Fr klJ A Sol Gd " ' an la.: i·' 111 Jo 111111 i: 11 ) 11 n ll r ;-.. \' \4 V 11 rt Cook & kitchen he lp Magnon Pontiac / Securit Bldg A LL Tan n Ye. ar co a ppear Hl'dh11l Ht'allv F111 Ill Ho•Jt~~-----waoted Subaru.(714)$49-4300 -Y · P ive u.stm nec.Typing,lelephont•& formation 1Jll W.Jll 559 .. 599 in, no car required,1----------1 l?t'n Clfflce ~k1llc; II mu.-;t bKSecnhwy salary open. <.:all Son, MANAGER req'd. for Call 9&4·2239 for appt 6737300 Shonhand & typing skills Bo b . c o I I e c l . busy liquor ~tore. ht with Mr. Black. USJ&I Cook. Lmecook. f'ull time, jtood wages. downtown Laguna Beach. 494 '¥165. ask tor Monika or Jean necessary. New rapidly 714/498-2229. class exp & ref·~ onl; Band.Iller Cir . f·v. ~rowing Co. 1n Hunt· HOUSEKEEuER l Reply to Box 663, Daily ington Beach with xlnt • wan · Pilot, P 0 &x 1560, apply for advancement. ed. Appreciable family S Costa Mesa. Ca 92626 S"alarv commensurate day wk. Oceanfront Redhill~Realty til:~. ;:mo ---------•I w/exPer. Call Carolyn _~ __ 1.59_1 ______ Management COUHSao• Bandy, at 89l·S46S (o HOUS EKEEPt:R Full Rfflfstate Small. rnendly person-appt. lime , Englis h . i.o mc Offiu ManGCJ"' Part Timer& & studenll> S3 50 pr hr. Clex1blc hrs Own car 17 m1. L ,, & Or Ct) dn\ mg Prefer trpmg also Call :>10 424 2 l•--------•I 1 e<S .-.i. L N 8 Large expanding com ne asency ne s go· EXECUTIVE .. ....,..ing. 1ve·out. · · pany is seeking 1n · PART TIME ahead 1nd1v1du.als with or SECRETARY Eves: 673-0674 dividuals who j)Osesi. wtthoul previous.agenc.>: T he Akins Compan~. HOUSEKEEPER · F 11 maruagemenl i.k1lls in re-EVENINGS exper. Can specialize •f Secretary to the Pres1· · u al estate. Persons we are preferred. Call Gary den t 0 r gr 0 win lo? ll~. T.ucs-~at. 7A,M to I k ( bl JUce, ~o-6055, Coastal diversified firm involved 3.30. E.0 . E Ba> v1~w ,:n~~~g ~~· ofr?:i1no! GOOD PEOPLE Personnel Atmcy, 2790 ln residential real estate Manor. 350 W. Bay St. or have the expen ence To Pl.i<'l' ~our "Fa-.l He-.ull" Ser vice D1n•<'tor" ad .. Call Now 642-5678 ht. 121 Hto;~T ,\\;HA 'T l'.1rt trn1L· help, mu.'t b.· ti•·'<• hll• in hr ... e'<~~·r twlplut JA'rlt"<.l fur horn.. rrl.11. er ~!!Ill RETAIL SAL£S/ ARTGAUERY P T I' T t"tP d onl\ "'>1111: l' pan.: :!I 'r 111•1 Cu l.d 1.1Jna lie .. • h ~~llur .1pp~- IFYOU hJ\l' J ~t·n1ct• tunll1 ror ).:IJUth lO itell, pl.in· ,in oJ0 1n lhe Da1lv l'•l••l l1a.,..s1fle<i Section Phone &t2 5678 ';;i ••. HERE 1 S A GEM Sla111ck's Jewelers has an opening for a JP.welry Salesperson to work closely w•th customers 1n selecting t ine 1Pw elry and custom designs. The 1ob requirP 'i a htgh deg r ee of respons1bll1ty and qood knowledge of JPwerry mPrchand1se. Excellen t Company Benefit Package CONT ACT MR. McDERMOTf l7' 4> 644-1 380- Fine Jewelers Since 1917 Har~£t1£i A FEE development. Must ha ve C.M.642·3505· and desire t.o become a NEEDED fOR ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I excellent .skills ~d ~re· Housekeeper, cleaning & manager. License re-: I ::: fer expenence an bwld· child care. Live· In or out. quired: All re plies held ln Part y· Sal .. ,, M•• UOO ..... Mew 9100 Autc>s. Mew 9100 Ailtos, Hew 9100 Counter help wanted. l.ng lndustry. Tuslin loca· Suo. & Mon. Laguna st11ct confidence. PO 1me es ••••••••••••••••••••••• .-•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• P /T. Saodwlcb man tion, excellent benefits. Beach. Ca ll Eva : 80xs:l9. Daily Pilot, PO ~Los Angeles Times wante d , F /T . exp. CaJIGaU832-2881 641-8700, days. 497.3983 Boit 1560. Costa Mesa. 1s looking Cor en· Gary's DeU.675-2193. ,._,,,_. s--E nights&weekends. _ea_. ________ , lhusiastic, hard working ~ ~ .. no. people to go door to door CUSTODIAN for rnach. WOalCaa HOUSEPARENTS Marucunst; acryuc nails. fmdmg new subscnbers shoplnlNine.Someeit· Ftr noexr. =::. app'u ~atw-e M/Fcoupletore-~~g 4B!hH9s1alon. Call for The West's finest per. nee. Call Mr. RJJey " .. Lt Fr · v side lo group home • ..... th. ... -..... newspaper. ;orappt """"'""'"" -· -00• · .,,.._....,;.,,. 6 O,/D adults. H you have a pleasant. '' · .,.,.,...,.._, 491-5702 ~weekends free. MEDICAL ASST. for busy busmessllke manne r and CUSTOOIAM Food Service Prep. Mon· Ex pe r . pre f e rred. Ob-Gyn , NB. EXP. appearance+ theab11Jty Responsible retired C:OU· Fri. 4.10. 75.2-7903. ask for $900/mo. & be nefits . ON Ly· Sa la ry open · to put forth a persLStant pie lo live in apt. com-Jom. Uruversity Athletic United Cerebral Palsy Send resume. wnte ad effort this could be an ex-plex lo NB. Care taker's Auoc.,546-5760 no. 660. Dally Pilot. P.O. eel. opporturuly w make dulie5 eve. • weekends. Club. Box l!i60, Costa Mesa. extra money for a rew Refenoc:e9 required • f'ood Service Prep. Moo· HouMwork /laundry for Ca. 9:!1626 hours work ... especially bqpdable,6'40ll06. Fri.ll·3.7S2-7903,a.skfor cpl, Eng. apeaklog, MEDICAL RECEP· lf youenjOyreaclln&Tbe CUSTOMER John. Uoivenity Atbldk matwe woman. 5 dys TIONJST & AJOE: Part 1'\mes )"Ourself. Club. ~3PM. M..50 hr. CdM. ln P-'I ,_ G 'The Times will provide SERVICE8EP rera, car pref. Call Ad ume cv a ... c roup. complete tra10 1na for Must have 1ood phooe Front Office Girl foe Dr. ll2Q2 at 642-4300 24 tin a 64S-4670. Mrs Austen this challenging il re· coouet with the public. Offl~e. Ins urance ex· day Medical AssisUlnl Front wanhng sales opportuni-good typut, & knowledge perience necessary. tvr. ". 'd R ty. You'll receive •D Ol general olfice duties. 494·9643. Indoor pl ant main · \Ailee, .-..xp · ecept. 3 hourly wage of $3.SO + N.B. Company . Xlnt tanance. F /T & P /T days. Fashion Island. S1 commission for each &nefits. S7SO.S8SO sla.rt· General Office Ir lite available. 644·1025 valid subscnpllon + on ing. 833-3313 bookkeeping ror small 4'¥1·SU4. Medical aM\Sl, Cull chrg the job transportatioa. d.istnbut100 co. in Costa Workmg hours will be Deli ver y /Messenger. Permanent part \1me Messenger needed ror Newport Beac h loan brokerage co. Must have relJable car & California Drivers license Idea l PoSilion for housewife. call Kalie: 640.9350. Mesa. 4hrs. per day. INSURANCE fronl office Cor G.P. Exp 4PM to 9PM. Mon. Um& Mon.· Fri. 645-5883. Ground Ooor oppt'y. for 3 10 allikills req. 646..a836 Fri. and 9AM lo 2PM oo highly motivale<i people. Modelmg. commercials. Sat. You can worlt up to GeMral Offic. Exp. pref. but not nee. films extras Need new 30hours per week Sharp Girl J:Tiday for Mr. Kendall 76U-7o:r7 races ,All ~ges/types Smee this IS a new pro-busy graphics s hop. 7-0207 · gram, opportumues for Muslbegoodatfigures& lnsped.on(orSailmaker. 714·95 · advancement are l'X phone. $4 /hr. to st.art. Near J ohn W a y n e Modeling comm 'ls ceUent. For details and 646-5991. Airport. Mon.-Thurs . fil ms, & ~xlras Ne.,; an interview please call General Office Clerk 6-4:30. 979-l4S3. fa ces. all a ges1t) pei.. 714.951.2000. ext. 5922 ~1;;~ ~f~~~M~~~-Ty p111g i;k11ls 50wpm. Insulation Installers: Exp. not ne<'. 957 0200 -LOS ANGELES Laguna Beach 494-3496. major s~k brokerage Dltablished Co lookm'l MODELS Newport Photo near OC airport. Hrs 7-3. for quabfied men. Call Fashions seeks ne w TIMES =~a~~~~~I· Call Mrs. Eckert 540-8121 btwn8-108m ~.3453 modelulg faces. 673·3375 An Equal Opportunity ble hours. 2·3 days/wk. General Help INT. DESIGN SALES. NB. Law Firm hai.. im· Employer Laguna Beach. 494·'¥188, Rental center has full Flair tor decorating med. opening for a sec'y I!!~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Aon. Orne openings for 2 men. helpful. F /Pt, w1U train. w / MA G ca rd ex pe r . !•--------• ----------• Neal appearanc~ .with 499-1461. Type 70Wpm mm. Die· Dental Asst. P/t1me. Ex· good handwriting. h F Part Time p'd RDA pref. Sal open. Benefits. will tram. App-JANITOR for s mall elec· ta p one ex per . ran Laguna Hills/ El Toro. ly 1930 Newport Bl. CM tronics company. Must 851·1300· [ • Approx 20· 25 b rs . or22600Lambert·12m. El be conscientious & seU Now accepting m person YenlRfS &10-1130-Toro. motvated. Hrs: 7arn-appllcations for exper . Become a tra!e:d i;ale<> Dental Assistant. chair side, exp or rece.nt grad 4 days wk. Xlnl wrtcl.ng cond. Gen practice. Lag J:30pm, Mon·Fri. Apply waiters & waitresses. counselor tover 211 with G4n1rdoffic•P/T G.L.G. Systems. 111S2 R th h lld' 2407 E the J im Lonit & A!> ClerkTy islnoSH.Hrs. Condor Ave, F .V . 0 sc 5 ' • soc1ates Agency t o !HPM. ~alure woman. 549-4177. Coast Hwy, CdM . supervise and chaperone ~~ N~&iftport. Beach .-Le£a4..Sl:('y,...a•jQOlt 1~ ~;;'jt~c~e~~h <tPP~ -~f\.9.t.,."".-':~; . . ~ (i.1..~·?· ~~:tt~~" rAF''f."'tE1i1:l1Wkers · re-lk. ...... .-<nlrtj@$ tr GEN L E sourceful experlenc , · to 9PM. We need con · Dental to $12000 nH mkr. iosie851·9025 Shoh rt,.!'°Oursl_ h. MNm. or 3 ce ro ed. in nova l 1 ve Periodontist ne'eds full • rs. .... I r. ewport persons who are lookml( ~ ~y.5ll; 815·101~ i~'rtt ~... ;ldr. ;~~.K:'i time a ssistant. Ex· i.ig~t bkkp gR elprA inp Mesa Unified School Dis· for a lucrative part.time panded duties opp<>rtunl· c u lnJ A / I ~ Sec...tari trict Apply at 1857 (>OSltion. S4 hour to start ty. X-Ray certificate re-knowle ge. lO key .by "' B UH Placent ia CM 92627. Call 642·4321 ext 250 touc h. a.ccurate typ~t. •O • 00. us. t, or 760-3273 between 2 and 6PM A:;k q'd. Exper. preferred. gd w /fagures, light corp. Exp. X skills, X ( Lon · Xlnt. benefits, salary Phones. In Tuatin call benefits. . Nu R s t; s A r D E / or _;open..:....;.._.·_842_·663_1_. ----• f02.7000. ,FreeloAppl.icant HOMEMAKER Full or ~Coast lrvme Personnel Aitency part time as n~to Dai Piiot mn'ALA.SSIST. ·~-.~E.17Ul~taM~U -~·i*r .... -l,.. \• -~W... v-S~~ !"; ~ .._c~WT"Va'f~~'~ . .: 91 ,-,.... _ _:-· . flDlleat·~.i,. -~.v ·' 1 ., ;..th -1.; -...... ~.-tl:i'.~",),.,., JFYOU· 3000 START a eu in e ' omes. Equal ()ppor Employer . I d MORE S WlTH Vaned hrs. Dep. Lrans. ~~~~r ence EXPERIEN~E Li bra r y Clerk In· req. Wages + mileage. •Aft eager lo worlt in 8 f'lveGlrlOf!•~e termediate . Orange _83&-__ 1420_. ______ PBX Oper ator, P/hme or flllll pecechpetjality ofc. Varied ActJvt~es C o a s t C o I l e g e , f' /time. All shifts. w,11 •Hate a fnendly outgo-WeW~~zr~-Saturdays, 8 :45AM·l•Nuniol--------,_tram.. __ Mo&_·7_0M ____ _ _._....y ComNey -..,....._....,. 4:~PM. '5.09&-'7.413/fir. OD y ·Ka9e a matW"e altitude APPLY BETWEEN 8 & O>ntact Coast Commun I· HEM I.AL SIS PHf Co..trol •Haveeood verbal skills -"Prodl•~tlooPla-ty Colleges, 1370 Adams. Male/fem a le. route •Aft•non·smoker ...., -'""' Costa Mesa. CA s.56-5941 LV.. person needed for pesl •Woald eQjoy a cballen1 Newport Beach by SPM. 1·15. E.O.E.. control route. No exp ia&C81'eef' M/f'. neeesaary. 7S2·S44S .-...secall644.o585 Girt.~Y·lknowledgeof-Liq_u_o_r_C-le_r_t ___ E_x-.' Cl'iUcaJ Care Exp. pre· Practlcal nur se , DISHW~Hl!R lunch 11 ma'°"'mat cs fr typing -enced rt ti Sa\ lerred. Will tram for this geriatrics pref'd Live · to 4PM. Univerilty n~eaury . Full time. •&an.day :lf\.:iuire~ =V Full Ume. In m. Local r~fs. 645·4840. AtbWic Club. 752.1903 54f.al06 , Llq1a1r, 250 E. 17th St. lejo. _ext_._11_.oo_. ____ _ Jolm Girl .Frlday to do invoic· C.M. Pr e-School Teacher. -•y Ing, achedullng • misc. 71 .. •Jt 1100 .. , ... _ -~..a..,. .,._.._ Npt Beach area. Call Uti&aUon Secretary for ... • Teacher's ""....,s n~oev ~~~cH.· &G.s.212forlnlerview. sro-tng otflce w /ollice H.B. area. Benetits. Call -~ ·--•P-mana,er Potential. Top ._._•...a..... Marilyn 847·5284 or Vki' •tore. lle1ular GIRL '1lU>AY, l lirl of. lld.lla, MAO A. Minimum ~~=~ 1_&12-.;;.;.;;...;;.;2"8;..;;;;.. ____ _ '::7 ~per· nee. nee for marine conatnac-JOyn esper. Salary open. • Pren er needed r or · l Uon compan)'. Self ..._l. LVM 11•7. E motivator, all PIWea of __ _..;,______ ,_.dip/Wk. drycleanen. xper. oftke work. Pet boetd LJVE·IN NEEDED to 41 bed conv. hotp. Sant.a only. •3833 system, uper belpflll. cook 2 me alt dally, cleu Ana Ra. S.A. Mf.*1. ___ ;..;..;;..~..;..--- .:!:!~!:------l·....:.•.;;;..;...mo.= . ..;;..r.:.;;a....:JaO;;;:.;;.___ houM. •ml errands few ~ ~FOR IT! 1111Ueman. llay lstep Ellper'd. Rotary Buti· WV I albs wortiel poet\-. neu form• preHman. Y• walll • we'•• IDll IOOm. board aalal) ln Im aa ed. o • n l n 1 . ~· .. ·,~~:: Te9da .!t~ff .. . ~ .. ,........,., .... _.. nu.m~.,;rtMl wortr 6 IUD.,e• Jelll, a.p. 6 qualll'J ...-t.-IM .. .., -..... :L::--" ...._ S..OOal. e mot. oriellLtd a mwt. 4 ~ _... Y• aa .,-::-...._ _S:_,__'t f!~E . son1rath, wk. Day t bUt. Top ; a • -__ ... ••I••· Dental fl ... .., wt&2I a ...a.. lle~•cal . Cat•: •.B. ..,..,..-~ 8111Mll9h.ema Ml·J1'71 m•·- :J!!:;tfr.~ca.....,~~~ ~ ¥•1-... .---· """'· ..... .. ~ . NOW YOU AUTO BUYI llG SB.ECTtOH OF MEW 210 AHO SIO MODELS NEW Sft9 98 p~r 210 ..... 7 • _... ' \rwf ,.,,,. ""°"" nq r-ol'IY t1vh ""'""~""'' ........ ,....u ~·no , ,,, 1n1 11111~ 24 MO /14.000 MILE SY VICE COMT'lACTS AV AILAIU OH MOST USED CAIS '74 CHEVY VEGA HATCHBACK -,..J,t;.f,."'4....l't!~ -;:.,'t J~ ... ·~~~J ,~ ~,. ....... ;..~~, ~ f""f~r" ,,.-.~ ... s2176 ·so vw RABBIT • Cvf \\ti:fl fV~"°" ~not ~~I,. r.O~*"I Nroo-o~,.,. -r ... anv., ...... ~ 1.,i.oz,~• 2,084 MILES '79 DATSUN 280ZX e ..,. ~""' .., ""' ~ .. ""' ..,,.....,. c._._ -•oc~ A ~LOW-IJl1HTI s9491 '79 CHEVETTE DILUXE 4 t.,o ll\llti>----~---W11<1\' ,., '"" ""°9 f)()Cll(ICOJ 14196 MEW 1980 PICKUPS LOMG IEl>S • SHORT HDS NEW IUHG CAIS • 4a4'1 U~~LER599 e 98 4 SPD. pn ,.._,.. .. ...,., .... ~ •""'1PA t""'""" twoavy '1tlf'V .,..,,., C.n. ·~· ~~ ~ " •• ,, sqq~ f11t>1 ""4" ~ ,_~"(A r A,PJ.f 174.~ FINAL SELL-OFF ~--MEW. I 979's- LIMITED SELECTIONS NOW PRICE SLASHED TO SELL ON SIGHT! ~.~~ ..... ~!~.~ ~~~ ..... ~!~~ ~~ ........... ~~ .......... ~!~.~ ~.. I040 to v.. 1045 ---------1.W ... 1 1005 WANT •••••••••••••••• ... •••••••••-••••••••• W-'94 7100 HllpW...... 1 100 Wltrhboa0 rd1 C>Pfdratdor T~ ,..11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• boy ~~:..!"!rbn1t•41 P•~1 ~~ONO Pups AKC. Free Kltlena, 3 mos. fndtly Augutt I . lllO DAA.Y""-OT -••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• harp • ""' • t o ~ ~ Scott S49!W a · Call ""•mp sire. M/F. Pet " trained. 1 ary/wht, 1 all lea ut.y 1 c r r t a r 'f • A d work bua)' boitrd >'1st w BlfMINSTER s h o w P v t pt y . &J">'. 661 0183 C4ll i •rt om • MiHt manl.itraUve to 0 neraJ peced Ne wport Beach Immediate opeolnl for ABBEY ...... M.teri•I025 213/.,.~ aft 6 pm. 'YS-• + t& •:r.:Y work Manaacr LcKal wat~r Ral Y~t•l• olflce Call tclf aartcr wtlh prior crib ANTI""' 'I!! MALL •••••••••••••••••••••-Shih bu AKC h Peld.oese. rara sun dof, 1 •• wll.. p .. b ,.. Hon-a•,.,,.,y Perm .-1tkln L.aUa W-2900 attendent exper. DUI. "'fV ""--..d .1 1 2 .. · • c amp. blind In 1 eye, need.a "ood .... n '"' • ---,..... pay" beM/lu. Dally UM, f'ri 10.9 '"'x-2 .. ., ..... x•D3a.t11e6,. ~IO ,~ 51l'ed puppies Shota. home. 642·5292 • .....,Ca bu. MP •Ulrt! x I n t 8. n • , I t • SWITCHIOAID Cloaed T~ay .... i "'°'· ns-0892 ~~J1r~~mR..:::.ru ='1::!!f:.nacG1: .. r~I Brullera1tt ••1r m In IOSAM, IHC. ,!~~W0ettmlnater Ave. ~~~OP .P . 7.00ea La Free all black Cat. -f u Puhbl Island hat. 1m 549.~ "'""""'' rove $54-6100 · b. Rel. PUPI M. AKC, 7 wks old sacanAIY /IX~ =-~~·~~:1· I ~:p rnedl.ate openln~ for p.rt Newport Beach Ctallsman Table Saw, 1 latshota, wormed. 760-0383 ::::&. LM' tm nl >irm r e q S 1 1 r > Umt tlee..-puon l lluun1 An EQualOppottunlty Wood· Cold Storai e dl&· HP , 10" blade, 1200. 549-4087 French Bn ard, male, lo • hiJbb' pl"OI takf' llltt ldl imo Cell for I ). bu•y awltchboud, 'Employer p1a.y e S300 bet ol 673-7640 t har1• type lo a111at appointment int.rvlew typing, fllinf , l'XV'!nent• fer. ~g or t . • "'-to Yo. 1045 good home with yard. \Ike Prttldent Apph d • 1041 or apply 111 pr\'ferrf'd Contact tlelC'n c-r. & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll'n-4031, 7S2·6616 C'Ut mu.at handle h •"1 ~nc>n Laiuna ~ko • .tt•h MdHnley for appt. TOPLESS MODELS Mahoeany Bookcase 1165 l.~r.:i:..t 1030 F R EE p U pp I E s . .............. 1050 ~.-...... : t~l•l~-Pskmll'~ a Cow\l} Water 01$1 306 644 Z2fl2 STS DAY . PA1D DAILY. SWl vel round lbl m . 826 N·~::_•F•bod••••••••••••••• Cocker/ Lab/ Ter ner: ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ..._ " ...... ,. -·cHu.n~ no exp nee. 82111·~ Darrell St. CM. Wabon • ~f1•· Y $150: Nlkkor Black, Adorable962-8097 * * I BUY mu1t. Knowhed1e of JrdSt. Mr JO)'<'fP •-,.__ J<'ederaJ ,,., L4, $100. Nikkor 85 * * f\nan<'9 ht>lpful Salaf")' H yo~ at«' un expcr. Tow truck dn ven want· f/l 8 SUO. Weston 348 Beautiful M. Sibe rian Good used Furniture & toaUm11U1aralt' wllh f'C ••S.X:RETARlf,.'i• • dctrt"t!d typm1 teacher ed. exper. only. Uve in Ame rican Oak from Mid· htbt meter $100. Or best Hinky, 1 yr old. AKC. Appliances-OR 1 will perten~ Stattnow'C'all .....,1wve an u11med re<&. Costa Meu.64&-9638 west. Dressers, roll top, olten.Rand y 548-:i97SaA needa g ood hom e. seUor SELLfor You &sl T4TS. Ne*pon Duch 'ra>. SuJ)f'r Co $1J,200 for your aerv1c-n For •n ,,.... Sci.ooh bdi:m set, rockers, tbls. 6PM 975-0014 aft 5. MASTERS AUCTION -OOke c:!r~c;:~~Y·~~3~ :~~ ~!:-:~:,~e:;~~ Cott Too w.ct.? ~~~ ~ Wholeule NIKON F2A. Xi.n1 C-Ond, Free kittens, 8 weeks, 646-1616 & 133-9625 Mll9ollllec:mary0Hdtdon ECR ETARV SALt:S L,eaaJRt: .'hllOSll.GOO call w O PoHck Ill t..eamaaJtWandgetpald AnyRea.s.Offtr or-.oge &wh1te 3 Shelf entertainment n-~';a~~ HUl't.J.. Heavy IH>tnl. LuRein1h•nAl(l'lll.')' lnme <:olle1e of Uua wtuJe you train in lhe .... men IOIO 67S--0226 . 548·3189af\6PM center, in great cond. tol W 18th St. N :-=er Inn 14" 1700 N~~~r;c~~b.~~l' ~m~ ='~bl.a 11 a ~:::Y h:,!!er;i~ ~~~~= ••••••••••••••••••••••• DoCJ' 1040 Wlu~ Persian female Cat Asking SJO. Call Path P H 0 E - -benefits PX. rettrt'· 17clfyeUow refng. Node· ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/blue eyes. Afghan 673-3068 or 675-IZJO. Or IRIES• A1k for /a~tt Tt!ache~ pre.school rneot, upenence. and l ivery poss $2SO I )Told Fem. Standard male Dog lyear.557·9397 callalter 3 OOpmSat + EO E Pleuanl , n\ulurt' p urne & •• ume post· cmre Posillonsfor pnor Ev/wknd.s95l-8530 Poodle. ch ampagne S Sun ~ req tohartdle .ill SICIETAltY (%t tKJmoptm LagWla H11s service also . Los M AKC spayed prof obec: helland Pony: Reg. --------SALIS tl'lephone t"ail• & S800 lo s1.100 ul.try T7!>-1!l9l AlarrutosReserveClr. aytag gas dryer, gd wen~ tramed Best of Stalhon. Pay Vet bill Old colte machine. 5'3" Sff our ad in today'a mcu•i~j Fast '" 00-.pm, dictdphonc & -PendontalAssisl. cond SSO Washer for fer .Pvt Party 67~1· Ra.bbcta .Pay adSS79397 dla tbl, 2 lg desks. s daeified W>du "Part cu.rate 1~p1ng n-qt11rl'<J short.hand ai mw.t s day Teacher for pre i.chool Dental HygenLSt paru. S.S.1679 drawer filing cabinet, n~" Vaned duties reqw~ "''eek F\tll fackJgc for f'Ull ume. some benefits Dental Assasl. W be Bostoo Tem er male 1 Adorable well trained sm 5.Jf>.1617 LC9ANGELESTIMES Dependable & etric1cnt benefits Cul G1u}' Rrl·e, Send resume to. p 0 Dental X-ray Spec. ~~~!~chxlnt )T, AKC. SZSO. • • grey Shaggy dog, male DINETT_E __ 4_r_o_n_te_m_•• SAae. ~'~rJ::i s~~:xp JU ~~. Co..ii.t.t.1 Peri.on Box 10600. Costa Me:ia. Oral Surgery Ass11t 646-S848 or642 ll5J !179·3429. ~kids. 2yrs old. s wivel chrs. 'Circul;r SIOOO A MONTH :.. ~ff°C) • 2790 Harbor Ca . 93i2'7 Clerk~ypasJ form1ca t:able w /leaf. Commwt00 Xlnlwal}'&benef1Ls NEVER A FEE Medical UPP!.¥ pee. Magic Chet sell cleaning Fwttitwe 8050 Fwwit•• 1050 xlnt cond, make orr. Ctlllol on Retailer's T...._.Solcffors Behav1oral&1Spec. elec dbl oven, like .............................................. 673-228Zor~l-G899. Xlnl Fringe Be nefits Send resume or letter of S3 75 "hr plus bonuses to Call your Army R..ene oew S2S 631 1338 Growing Company. Call appucahon to. start. No ex per necess Recruiter today: ---- now, 714-497-4464 Mrs.Carol Kyle •Secntwv/Euc• N~ selling Across from Lot!AlamiiceSZ7·3031 16 cu ft fros t free (-0.,.,,..rateVrce Pres Personnel/Advert Mklg. OC Airport. 2·9pm call Santa Ataam-nn refngerawr. good cond. SANDWICH .. & .,.., Sue6'110169 S200840-6203afl6P ~f maaers Medical Components Oept.s. have opemngs per _. Tr avel Cooaalta ot, F / cou•e r help need to Corp. expansion-Npt Bch TELE p Ro M p TE R ume, min. 2 yrs exper Gas Stove. O'Keete & work lunches & some 231191 Via f'abncante, Ste fin. svces. firm. Good CABL1': TV of Npt Bch ii. nt.'C.'eSS Benefits.~ 5753 Memtt SlOS. Tappan dis wlmda.Call Karen al· 603 typmg,shthnd. skills.ex-looking fo r two an -hwasher S55. Garbaae ...... _ .... of's 0~1.aurant "'-"t..·1-Vie\°' CA.. ....... req'd. Non-smoker ""~ t G eral ofti1ce N .... aJ " m ... "'... ~ . --pre,. cau: 640-0123 d1vwduals lo program .,.,is . en 0 W:>PQIS $10 Xlnl cond ~ 9269 converters on a te rn-ex per. necessary II S 756 1438, 546 24Sl. Se~, Sail Loft, e•· Secretary -Wonder ful porary basas. No Exp. Grad. Good benefits & ---per..-~...... Organic Cook Laauna SECURITY GUARDS req. Apply at 901 W.16th promo t 1 on a I op · MAYTAG GAS URYER. 831·--Beach.499-S683. Part time. Qwet. pnvale St. N.B. Ask for John No portun1t1\ls. rarmers Avocado, S2'75 We need . beach comm unJty. Dana phone lnq w nes. E O E I n s u r a n c e G r o u p Elec D.!>'t;: S4G-4-l20 ~ fOI' Answenng SECRETARY TRAINEE Point.400-5737. ---~4100 E 0 E SentEe Operator to work 10 eslate planning dept of T E L E P R 0 M P T E R Refrigerato r . Brown Westtnghse 20 ) rs old works hne S35 ~ 7800 12 ~ooo to 8 s hift & law firm. AirJ>Ort a rea. SERVlCE Statton Attend. CABLE TV of Npt Bch 15 others. 228 Foreal, NB.Typingaccuraleat Fu l l ti m e . App l y · k>okuigfortnd1v1dual.soo Lapan& Beach.. 7SWPM. Abihty to both Chevron. 1251 N. Cst a temporarybas1S to do produce documents and Hwy, Lag. Bch field work. Jnqwre at 901 1 %,~gh~~!tut manage cases. Oppty to SERVlCE Slatton attend W. 16th st. N.B Ask for non s m o k e r J osie advance to pa ralegal Apply at: 15922 Pac. est RJchard. No Phone In· asl.-level. No legal exper. Hwy HB. quaries! An E 0 E. _, Call Beth 833-9780 --"-·------- TYPIST. Mom. Names & addresses mostly Pay commensurate w speed AKtto. 1015 00 wpm mrn. SJ SO.SS hr Non smoker. Apply 1~2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mon . On S ite Pho101Grapb1cs 3303 Harbor Blvd. Unit E S. CM PUBLIC FURNITURE •AIETION• MODEL HOME FURNITURE SALE 5 EC R ETA RY Pa rt Service station attendant. ~S time-full time . UC Secretary/Bookkeeper full or part time after· Penn. f/t (5 '2 day wk > Irviae food service. SlOOO/mo .. + medical & noons & everungS. Neat A P P I I cants with c-C 11 profit shanng. a--arance & hand wnt-super'VISOry potential de· .,.,.,.., exper . nee. a : Wortr ia lo•ef1 jn"g:'" Apply 2S90 Newport sired Type 40wpm, xlnt :s:wn 9 & UAM. LAGUMA IEA~H Blvd. Costa Mesa bent.'fil'i & advancement •WArrRESSES• Full lime. part time . spl.ll sh1ft . Call 2·4pm Monday.Friday 751 4433 FridcrY 7:30PM Lo\·ely Mnn sets. bunk beds. ctuna. tbls. chrs. hving rm tbls. sofas, chrs, h1gb rhrs. offrtc des k !>, o rt;an , refngcrator PLUS LOT OF MLSC I DAY ONLY SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 10AM·4Pt4 ..;:::.:..:..;..;~...;__-----1 Growing film produC"taon potential Call 979·3600 SFCIETARY·LEGAL l'ompany ~c t•kin g Sign s hop e mployee ~E_. _______ Warehouse p e r son J.rnmed opening m our m a t u r t· fu l l ·t ame Openin gs for ex Toboc: • t I Mature responsi b le Irvine otnce for legal secretary /bookk eeper penenced woodworker & conis • rte. person for sh1ppmg & re secretary w/2·5 yrs ex· w1xlnt.sk1llsfor charm· spr ay f 1n1s h s hop Sales clerk. Pt. l1!11e. ce1vmgansmallsa1lboat per, xJ.ot typmg skills. lng ocean view offrces. worller . Tustin, CA Cail Alille to work Sat & Sun hardware warehouse Salary open Call Mr. Must work independent· 731~1 ior appl. & some nu.es. App'"?x . l5 Salar) com mensurate Sumnds833-3622. ly & handle wide variety hn. 8 wk. ~pply · The w /experience & ab1hty SEC RETARY : F o r Qlnstruction Co. Typing " general office skills Construction expen ence necesaary. t au 951.2001. of duties. Re ply im · St ationery Store in Tabacco111 s l. I nc.• Newport Beach 645-582-1 mediately w /resume & Corona del Mar needs ex Fashion Island. NB. q ua lif1cat1ons to: pr'd sales l ady rull ---GetGREE~cash l\facGilltvray.fo'reeman ume, s days. XJnt work· Mak e you r shopping for WH ITE elephants Films, Box 11205, So. ing rood. Especially fme eruner by usmg the Daily with a Classified Ad Laguna CA 92677. cbentele. 675-1010 Pilot Class1f1ed Ads. Call 642·5678 ~VE SAVE SAVE \\c honr B o fA . MC. Casluer's check!> & Cll)h NO PERSON A L CH ECK S PL 1': A!:> t: ' food avallablf' ll~ms subJect to presale MASTERS AUCTIOH 2X>75"'1 Newport lilvd CM 833-962.S . . . . . . 646 8686 SOME ANTIQOfS ,ARKING LOT 17802 SKYPAU CIRCLE IRVlME Follow the s igns and loot< for the flagc; ~.~:."! ....... !!!.~ ~ ... ~:."! ...... ~!!!.~ ~~·-~:."! ....... !!!.~ ~ ... ~:.": ....... !!!.~ ~ ... ~:."! ....... !!~~ ~·.~:.": ....... !!!.~ ~~·-~:.": ....... !~.~ ~·.~:.": ....... !!.~~1~~·.~.4P.": ....... !~.~~ BILL MAXEY TOY OT A BILL MAXEY TOY OT A SUPER CELICA & SUPRA SALE I 80 '80 SUPRA 5 SPEED Air. Cruise Control. Cassette. Shade Kit. Special Paint! C 105865) B.M.T. LIST '11,583 51500 SPECIAL Edition DISCOUNT '80 CELICA LIFTBACK ·~~-rciJ~A l'.c ~BEEnn v~~·h""' ~-~ •• ~DCCl\.. .. ,.,q -""' ~:.'~.~~,._ '-'~·.... J~.~i;?l.<lfJ.~~,,ti::')~ ,. ~;~·. -~r.,~~~:.. ~,,~~ Air. pwr. steering. special·paint. special cloth - interior. shade kit and much. much more! "Soecial Limited Edition." Special radio, air. (1497) shade kit. (1511 ) 50 Car & Truck lnwentory . UP TO ALL SAFETY CHECKED FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 48 MOS. FINANCING I & 2 YEAR WARRANTY AVAii.AiLE MOST UNITS MANY CARS TO CHOOSE FROM AT UNDER s2000. MANY OTHERS FROM '2000. TO 53000. ·~~t·.~i,~.~"1,w ·s· ~"ji: ~t·-.;§;"J,,,,. 1.-''°';"';f~~e • • ~ ~ I 5 4 cyl . 4 SOd Low tow m1IM' "Pretty Yellow Car." I 386MV Jl 8.M.T. LIST '9587 uw ·D~Nf~f'.?.:~ I B.M.T. LIST '9587 '76 vw JAO 4 cyl .. 4 ::d~stereo. tow s3295 '76 DATSUN 610 53695 miles "Shan>· '222ZEGI • i4 .....:.t·-· .:mSGOUNT~--~ .. .....,.,...~fllfllil~·:.:: ... ~ .. · ... ~ ..!!.::: .. -50-Cellca & Supra lnwentory 1980 CELICA 1980 ST AKE BED SUNCHASER CONY. 8 & 10 FOOT IN ORDER NOW s9995 STOCK. •1 1oe 4 on•s IM STOCI SALE 56495 CIVIC CYCC 4 cyl . 4 sod . air ·c1ean Car • 1413SXXl '17 CELICA GT 4 cyl . 5 aod low milt>~ COUPI S46SO stereo. mao s sunr oo l 1$.()4748) '71 CELICA 5 4 cyt .. 5 ~~t milea. air. $ 469 stereo. 1096SQP). , WAG<>tif 4 cyl . 4 sod air. clean tow IT'iles. <085RXll . :.:', ,( ( n: •..::::-::.:••---------· '77 DATSUN 'cyl. 5 ~~reo 19000 s3995 miles ·Sharo • 1339T JI) '78 DATSUN JOOU 4 cyl .. auto . air. stereo miles. '975WCJ). '79 TOYOTA 'cyt .. aot~~ooo IT'Llea. _S4895 ''Shiro ... t856XFVl. 9'iJ lft 1110 .__ S. IOll ..... 5* IOH Mhc•••-I OIO Mbc.U..o..s 8080 Mlltic:M Friday August 8 1980 DAILY PILOT 89 .. I I................... .......... ...... ...... ....... .. . .. ... .. .. . . .. ...... .. .. . .. .. . .. ... .. . ... . ... .. ... .. ... . . . .. .....,._.... IOI J ___ _.;. ___________ ....,:__;:..._;....:..:,_.....:;..::;;.. a.eta1 • ~~ C..O ~ 8aJe. ?-S• ti Beaauranl auppllea le RUO, buu&1ru1 Ethlo· Mov\na Salc. Sat~ Sun ........................ Offlu,.,._t& "-os&Org.s 1090 "-&°"9mt Iott' •--... •a.-1111 ce. Call A\.11. t • 10 125\-1 hoalhokl lttmt Fri S.t pl•n. b rbor colora. M . 1002 CMllConua Ave, DRUMS by Ludwtac. h&ht E .. ,.... 1015 .............................................. ;, .. .._.,_: .... =::·Bal lal. teal• N Jl'IZl Port Prov•nce, &'17. ukln1 &:W>O uoo II 8 blue clear 2 "1oor toma ........................ Console Piano· Oood Yanaba Orpn, w loedtd ... COUNT&Y FRSNCR _ alley) NB C..11 r atu al 11'73 30&8 or l.o9e Wetlhl now l0.Z9 It>. n bast 24". J Zlltrcn FHe cab .. 5-dr lateral Bur· cond. Perfect for family w/equspment. ~. ~ ~-... _ ... ,_ ... u-&-.. , OARAGESA.LE , Au• ., ..... .a..c...-t• ,.. ____ .. _, .. ~-'!!!' 3 o r 00 raJI Sat • ,.,.,... ~,. Cymbals. Roaer 's 11th rouah1 accta Cor ms. outudent.S750.64CM>SM O.ve~1• t .,.__ --•--... -<ml...... .,, flUUM'l.,IU ;JUHIU~ I n10 l\N 1' l\arMnt~ hlll CO mpJctC W/Ull 54811889, ,., ..... frODt • aldH , ab C'lotNnl 1« womn. miac 1port1n1 1ooda r pm CaJI Ctndy aft 5 ~534 cues SOOO OMO CalJ aJ\ --------HAMMOND spinet mdl. M .... 109% a... ~ below. moally 11 12 ome •~ 1.5aS Y.lffd . lrvlm• ' D~K :JO" a. 80" ~ Lov &·:JOPM (714) 73'7-6449. Minolt a Copy Machine. L10'2. ~Will• ec 11 "'I _.o.d. ,........_ mn"a dothllll. abuta u -l el6t soo Mlar •'Urn ~fnl( S75 Lounae SMI • Electrograph1c •101 w1lh w _,_ .·•-med . all ad brand a.rues.a.. Sit only Movlnj nl uet ull Qi(fee table ~. Chair APPLAUSE Cullar, Ulle stand le shelf Used very aloutfin,perf.oond. r Touch6 Sewsew. 165 • •b. S::. If\ na • xlnt coed.. • NPll. 1'141 'l'ullln AYt• :.:Ai 6l7l e Mllc ~l·~U. new. Sunburst De ign. lltlle $'1000 0110. Ca_IJ MusJc Lite, bench, lnat. lnj machine. $100/080. or MC an· Drd St • N 8 CO.ck Bay Coate 'M•• Garac •Ill.I --. noo1 offer. Call PalU at fW6.'°'20 guide. Only S79S. MS-4653 M2-01.18 "-8a. IDOtOl"C)'dic Ur. arul •n 111->fo:ttLO CONTt:NTS N1ttural Husiuun Sabll.' 675-1230, or 673-3068. Or AMto l w'--9510 A119o&.e.r t5IO ~ .......... bdbnl•tt. ----...... t .... .,, .. 1t1 .. rtv d L full l"nSlb coal, orig II t +an after LARGE Exe" des k ~ ....., ....... a. ....&.! -..... --.aA. M N inl' ' .. ~. .. "' . . ... 125 000 tHI S12 000 ca sa . u .. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' -• _: ---u, _..... = r1• P'um. baby .. m ist· Sat \,'UUl'h, m~·h much more • · aac <'e · · 3·00pm If no answer. wtchr. noo both or best 'i PIL l onlY E S.lboa Cll\l)' 10-4 ZSOl llolb W1 All mu.Uy oew 646 4<Wll ~•300Ad ·~. 24 hrs ~ptrym1 dr Desperate. 97s--023'7 LEASE A BRAND ,_,,_ deal....-~'r-!-'!~cp°tlboll Peamawa N lk'h --Roiau & Truck. Complete ...._ •-,.,.. """ ,.,_.., .. '"""I TAUL ... n.. .,, VAMAJIA Dmp w/reverb. Brunn in~ Drafting tbl, approw t 'x"'' de "•T. ONLY u ... •iitn nrv • r ... ar ne · 111 binders . 1954·74. ... looa,. lalald 11au Sat. 6 Sun 9-4 F ant. drwMr, old typewntun, ...,.. • .. .., • ..., SlO SIS e a ch binder 673-2'Tl2. 548-684l or 548•5066 .. ,. »n • .. .. tn1• qual ~, ..... uov'"ll New. $225. 675·1230, Machme.x ntcond.$90. NEW '80 DATSUN aq...,..., anth~-.e wht, wommoa u'ldothinp ,in • mov u• r11 m c•r11 , musteell'Mti61'11 ~2146 col et cond. Or11 x lnl cond . M~n a atwt"Oa . m iac l~ t, Warehouu cluranct! --c-~--1-c_T_1 ..... ---GaluiB•~~~oocopy electric hh 1017 280ZX COUPE pur>Cbal t pnco moo dot.bu11 . Anhqu. Chlna. WI.lion CM • --WU ... • •••••••••••••••••••••• 8'atolferovv9!0.A.bo ~h cra ml'. Slht>r, __ ....:.,_ ---ruom101e remnauls, llscw-54S.1525 SHERRY'SPETCARE aola. U' lofta. acw_pt~ >Jtd11eo li.m.i. Walnut & S.t/Sun, mas wha Sun~ pried II lashed Bnng Ii x 6" tile.I, unglazed bis Boarding le grooming floral iota/yellow It 1'..U Furn. Sota U.d. In . lire• TA rad1al1t . )our me iu urements . ~~. You pawl & glaze S pc. Orum set Amen can with love. free pk up. a mber dealaa . mint Oeram1c.. Books. Toy:., lwnber 4"xl2" bu1n1>, ~t1Su111os WU Com· ~per ttle. Call 534·1533 custom . Xlnl cond. Poodle Pups for sale cond. Orla porch·u"" Uonel Track It <.:ara. antq weaponr. a uni. & JX!lt!r L.11, HS eYes wknds 54.5010 80 551-8393 Tea Cup studs, 25 yrs. pri~ 11100 Beat olfi:r Sther It Turquolsi-l \l'Ords , odds & l!ndi. Fu S k Bund Cl ln d exp 546-2848 C>Wr' DOO. PhooC! Ha..rey J e w l' Ir 'I ., m u c h 830-94M ctlnw to l<t ltiU 26xl200 12 Terran urea, m1lure p rs. Camp y an net. x t con ~--------1 ~ m>~.6t32GO\l\O, H8 Obv"ra~ Ml1>i. Vtrjo whb .. drlve W., I 'd ' ~f/' k"!~~~tZ~~f~ ~~~~es lllcluded ~b!~f~ e_.up~•;s· ~ j~s. Moviac Must Sell. 3 -dr Cactus. F\lm, AnOQues Moving ! Appltancl·i. ll«'I ~..;~..:= ~-1 _134S_______ _!<egistNed 831-0571 reln 1 1200 Waaber & Odds Dlds L.1\1 Rm Kite washer, cir) l!r, rl'ftsgl! saw, c . ' G "''T C . r I Office r..twite t & ._. • MSTERS 5 Teddvbear dry. • B>Knowell Pl(' M~a freezer t"lr f'urn & bloY>er, cha.in aaw, JG.JO n.:> entri uga Air •pnwnt 808& '"" , <».kw SUO p&1l' Ant:lue -----masc 830-SIWJ WUl 94 J0-06 w/~ • Comprcssorw12hl.p,3ph, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ha.ml>lersSl 50ea 5 speed lrans . air cond & fully factory eou1poed. (228058). CStk. 10721 table, • male ng MULTI Family Garaae l.AM: ~.Uevea. rrotor SlOO 540-442X> EXEC. DESK, excellent 552·733& dwra. S3SO. Oak Hoosier Sale S.aturday ONLY Garaee Sale Sat1Sun 9-1 d 1320 675 1230 s.oo. Upnabt freeiul50 f'uro1ture Stereo TV Furn . appl . bikes. 37~ Mex1c1an Adobe l2x12 Lumber r ~aCchk, hea~y du· ~£zri2 . . Beaut·rutARTRaOTm·e Parrot Sota • Love seat S200 Fta~· collector Prin~ man) goodies 1620 ulei.. S250 or best orr. ty. or a evy II Bed. ------u Sewu!grnacb10e &other hou:.ehold it ems & GaJ.axy DrNH 54511646 Sl.S0~4 IBM . 1970 Selecln<' I ror sale SlOOBuys AJJ Now$19950 ONLY MO. m11c Items. 9621580 clothes 9am 4pm 2680 --SPA,5x7• S3000new. 7 mo X1nl Deep·Sea Fishing 13Yi " carriage. good {.y"r~~~~t'~fonL ~~:ee 48 oe..-"' ., .. ao -a11 t7 ia. -....,....,, c.. eoo1 l9Cle800 ~1111 -~ooon ___ O....olt" ,,. 181 ColvtUe, FV Santa Ana Ave CM YARD Sale. Ft• & Sat old, must sacnf1ce $1850 poles, mce chancl, crock cond. S300 831·3199 After 6pm 642-5792 Deb· ------Our Junk-your lreasure ...... --·-... ,,, ••1900 On--ino• Ofr-whl Recliner. new Yard Sale. 3 families. Sat. '!I w $'75. Knil·k Knadts. or mJkc orrer Must s~ Pols. hunter 's bow. & _________ , ~yor Robtn ,.,,. •<-=i ID.,,...,. -Oflow OOOC1""" &-11_, "'-"........,. SZ50. sellSlOO/bsl olr. 0 n 1 y • 9 • 5 . 1 5 1 4 ...,_ .. ~ •. mice ho .. ~~holtl to .1ppn.>C'1ate. Call after much more. Call 631-4798 842 0186 ...._..,.. • .... ....... 5 549 1 2 BASIC 4 7'i' Reuc P>lbon w/cage · <Old >Ne wpo rl Blvd. 222Cottage Pl .C M <off · :i 1 MiteellaMolts SlSOiofr Gene <!135 King sz Water Bed com· ~ M. Al Daruel Glass Co. Westmmster btwn 21st & :.J' .ilum !Jc.Ider S30 12" WCMted 8081 P1>rmna, CM. 646-7336 J>lete SlOO or trade for Clothing, furniture. RoseLn.1 C'huin :..iw SIO Saw1.all ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---·----HOW U AUTO IUY! KtngBed.964·6448. ~acmes. bicycle, glass. GARAGE SALE~"t/Sun S1S.Bill9624SOO. TOPCASHPAlO (J}VOJ Pi°"°'&Orqcas 8090 "~ oJ<I "' ed c & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sofa & lovesl'at. Black -9·3. 25< $150 Furn. 2 11rkct" to Jackson r or us urniture ap "Moving.Must :.ac beaut 1•11111!1!! vinyl. Good cond. S75 Deats to remember'~ All ~lothes. bik~s. all hshlc.l Brown. Pnvatc Party ~ances. Workmg or not (3) CaelUS Drives Wu r 11 t zer up I( r qth t 1•~~ ~7 after s. must go. Sat. 9-5. 947 Tia it.em.!>. 647 \ tSta Bonita, 545 ,.u 7 -1-·-81.33_______ piano, mrl bench. like llHM'l!l ---------1 Juana <ABH > Laguna NB. ...... ~col (2) Printers-rK'wS050 64-0-&i.)6 K I NGS I Z E Se a r • s -Kenroore rerni:. 13 cu ft. lnstrwnrnts 8083 Orthopedic foam mall & G G S Garage Sale with Anti frost-Cree w /lcemaker. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 60/1.00 /LPM Baldwm Acrosoruc Spinet box spn ng.s. Also bra.nd •ant ara~e ale.: ques at 1960 Wallace an harv. gold. $275. Dinette CONN Director trombone xlnt cond Lt Walnut new kingsize bedsCpread. ~.~~~~u~~~re~'.r cf~t~~~: Costa Mesa Sun. only. i.ct. gm, 4 chrs + leaf. with case Excellent con °'St. •--_S1_.C.85 __ 64G-637 __ -'-"---- All lor Sl 10. ash. etc. etc. 1(}.4 Sal /Sun 612 Moving Sale: llouschold Comer group. xlnt cond, dJt.100. '100. 675-8052after ._ ,...._ ~ Begorua, lalley>CdM. & part or ant.ique :.hop or &~ello'fll'.968-0792 _6_P_M_. _______ CHC 714·549·2688 Oassdieod Ads ShgbUy used King size Rare c o 11 e c t 1 b I c:.. floatat100 water bed. Lots ol Gooches + silk In· furniture. glass. china. S46-03l.8 dJan rug, antq. pump or· books. old records, dolb gan~ lamps. sl~. 4 ex· New thmgs put out ever MOVING SALE erc1sor & Nat I Geo· vday. Fn·Sat-Sun r:27 Furn. Piano. Washer & graptucs. Sat 9·3 al 2029 Balboa Coves NB On Dryer, Refr, & Junque! Swan Or. CM PCH behind Howard's Sat. 10.1 Cash only. 375 3 Fam.sly Garage Sale· Restaurant. 673-6688 £.18thSt. CM ~pt 13 couch. ore f~ .. <1.ishes'. Garage Sale·Giant ever· Complete furnistungs of baby clothes. household ythfag. 16869 Nichols. s mall home. Ideal for misc & muc h, much Apt C, HB.Sat/Sut\9.3. rent.al un.1t. CaJI eves for more. 1706 Port Ashley.~-------- info. 213-286-1327. NB Sal /Sun only 9·5. desk. r -bed s· I 6 Camper , a r e a rugs . sewwgw mach, chest or ...-nopy . mg e. mo. trunks dinette chrs dra e rs. household & new. $200./offer. bed. ped al bab · many other Items. 19802 675-8394 ~. misc~k· paJ Westwinds L n, H.B. _.., ............... fW'nlture Is a aras e sale. Dr. CM Sat/Sun s.s _968-6 __ 1B1 _______ 1 15llC8 Calera Court. F.V. Sat. Aug. 9. l<M>, Sun. Au. Sec sofa $50. Console Color TV. Teak Roll·Top, l.O 1·3().5 Furn camera atereo Sz5. Wrought Naug. Couch & recliner gi.iat.a,., c0llecto~·s items: b'onlllua dining sel $3S. chair. Dryer. Elc. 660 pictures. plants. & bed· MODEL. RABBIT RABBIT 6007 925735 6215 = DISCOUNT I 5698 5881 517 529 5895 525 5991 646 62t9 603 5980 620 5995 455 6142 655 USED CAR SPECIALS etc. ~1~5. 41;:.=a Beach. ding. 31191,; Rochester St. Dressers $1.SO ea. Nile CM stands S50 ea. Nu st urdy MOVING SALE . Sat/Sun. DEMOLITION wood.848·7652 824 W. IS, f56, N B, s••f RABBIT --------~1548-7~L ~ ----------1 Almost everything In RABBIT ForSale: ooucb,86"Gold. <id cond. szso. REMODELlf:iG SALE. Bluffs condo for sale . 557·2269. Chai.rs, ottoman. rattan, Thermador dbl. oven. new bed. Drexel che11t , Elect. range, lltt. cabs. Bi& Canyon Red~orat· bookcase, lam ps, TV, Crot. drapes, shutters , RABBJT RABBIT bla. Iola 9'. girts bdrm c lothes . mor e . 7 15 balti fixtures. doors . Ml. lampa, lbll. mlsc. all Bayside Dr, NB. Sat 9-4, hardwood flooring, light drll.liM-8521. Sun 9-12. 67~ (Tb/Ft fixtures, & others. 301 -... ...----.... DIL--......__----t only) Ellplanade. Sal. Sun. on· RA88fT -.--· ly.U lU 4. 760-0733. ...,..S..-S SHOP SALE· ~lect~c Hones 1060 RABBIT Bulkier says ··No room & Stereo Supplies, Tires, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·RABBIT RABBIT RABBIT lost.ore'•, decorator says Wheels. Engines, much REGISTEREO "Can not use in new more. l.160 Monrovia MOR.-!.• ........ RE ___._,.. • Whal do tou C M Unit C12 Sat Sun •""" -,...._, . . • • • • 1S 2 .. __ ... _ dark ba say? Make us an or er. 10.3 · ,.........,, Y • all it.ems must go this Pleasure and Drive. weekend. Cash & carry. Block Garage Sale. Aug 9 $3000 FIRM. SUD, Ua m·2pm, informa· & 10, 10361 Pua Dr. H.B. 546-2101 or642-0573 tioo 83J..Ul86/S86-1262. N r B rook h u r s t & B O PG Garfield. Follow the ARA JA,'l-M AN for DRset.m atchingtables.<1 lease. Well Tr a1M·d . RABBIT chairs, .Cuff et, On enlal sign. Sma II S1 ze 546·8667 I deaip, raUan, near new Patio Sale. household 151.376 RABBfT cond. Also Magnavox Items, pa perbacks • .Mwelry 8070 • stereo console w /8 trk. goodJes. Sat, 9am. 19841 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SCIROCCO 548·7813 PM. Providence, Adams & •IM MEDIATE CASH• Moved. Excellent quality Bushard. F o r . Go Id . S 1 Iv.e r . furniture ; 6·d r awe r Garage Sale. 2152 State Platinum. Any kind. pecan chest $250. teak St. C.M. 548-0220. Sal On· cond . amount. Da01el round duung table w 14 I y. 9 a m . Torn ado _548-_SCX>J ______ _ SCI ROCCO SCJROCCO chrs + leaf S2SO. Hen· Sailboat. 12· Dune DIAMONDS!! Lots of dredon cocktail t able Buggy. misc house-hold them in 2 rings! $300 & SCIROCCO base SlOO. drum table items. etc. ~ 964-&M8 $40, dee. table lamps $25, · SCIROCCO 64'Ml862 G:irag<' s:ile. 1500 E . Lad i es Exqu1s1le Oceanfront. Balboa ~en. Diamond cluster dinner Gmw5* 1055 Furn ., porcelain . ri.ng.2Upts,Plat1num& SCIROCCO ~ cryst al. misc items., G 0 Id m 0 u n tin g ••-••••••••••••••••••• Crom SI & up. Thurs.· Sacrifice! $3500. 847-Z762 6230 961972 6068 933704 5756 869828 5753811085 6034 929935 6173 953140 5757 831765 5968 858726 5759 858490 5895 853331 6209 852121 6250 851255 5891 040000 5917 047597 5308 037304 6010 051055 6159 045566 5922 052207 5972 001487 6410 6420 6631 6902 6600 6450 6797 7352 6637 7027 7207 7382 9235 8535 8880 9790 9395 9050 8762 Garage Sale. Sat Only. _Sun_-:------:---:--t...!::aft.e~r~S~p~m~----SCI ROCCO 9am-lpm. 2526 Seavsew _ . . Ave.CdM. 5'.'t. & Sun. 9·3. Kitchen Machinery 8078 SCIROCCO 5910 04 I 330 8869 se t . E l ectric ....................... . Sal& Sun lawnmower. bed, cash 2« cu ft OX)'f!en cyl I lOam-Jpm register. freezer. picnic full Sl50 · SCIROCCO 60 I I 045107 9770 432 Avocado. CdM. tbl. much more. 16531 645-3996 iv mc~sage - )tt$ .... lf#ul..-.._... "~hee~lf~~:!:l . <~:·A.~~m10~w-A~~6~.~t~1-1q,6., l .. ~~~. ---~---' · U:4'Y''''~"'7'..., an<1 ixisXM.~ • ·s· ~ · 01 ··"' ~1:1. st ands.musical l~sts. · ea.645-~·1\l ':nessa' e. U 6 1 5 I 11 I 0,6Z\I from SS·moG. Vehicles. GARAGE SALE. Yacht g household Item s you Hdwr.; Household Goods Ml~om 8080 DASHER WAGON 5947 126339 I 0,585 wouldn't believe! what 219GoldenrodCdM ••••••••••••••••••••••• 147303 I 0,680 all·wine·Sat & Sun 706 GA R AGE S A LE . LUGGAGE TAGS DASHER WAGON 6050 Center. Costa Mesa. F 1 t d 1 b · 1 from your business card Fri Only-rum bsehld cl~~ng u b!>ks ~at~: Send one card for cacti -'DOOR DASHER 5939 126146 I 0,340 6489 6056 863 581 6229 798 6695 512 6595 8384 787 851 7715 820 8080 800 8995 8595 795 800 8295 755 7876 8052 886 817 8980 790 ,89~ ~ ~J5 .. ~895' .. '1~~1, 9995 I 0,012 9727 590 668 74 FIAT 124 SEDAN 'n CHRYSlER 76V.W. DASHER 7 6CHEVY LUV 78 FIAT 7 6VW DASHER WAGON ·n vw RABBIT 78 VW RABB IT 78 PONTIAC ~AN l.fMANS ·n vw SCI ROCCO 77 MG8 '79 vw RABBIT 79 MUSTANG COBRA i -. .. c w 't.o H 8 Noon 180.1 e 1' u 1 tag plus one spare. We lm9l1v ... o e • · · • ut er, 0 v. return pe rmanently 8C7.-i5 Pk, Irvine sealed attra ctive lag & .,. ... --~l"lll'P"!!!l-~"P.1'!'11:"""'9!~~P.!'!!!'!ft'l~""°'l stt.a.o... ~~lJl!g asrhne ......... \ltWle~~ vent loss & .theft! F'Or a 613 437 DASHER WAGON 5942 I I 51 15 I 0.045 9608 ·41QGe.~~~~;)-~~-~~. Ml ~t-~.M r ~=~ ttfb~~~1~~ DASHER WAGON 5946 111989 I 0,680 "Day Glo" paper & we will back II tnm your Lap. Or lO' two c.arda back lo back.· PRICES: S2eaor3/SS DASHER 4 DOOR 6015 141463 DAStB WAGON 6060 361 141 DASHER 5894 093745 9765 9165 10,110 570 528 78 TOYOTA au CA 9237 8375 790 78AUDt 8296 859· 5000 ... "''' Dvra,.. '" ''an l r-.v ,..,,11>~ d c:~ '''" I r• ft'll t" ' ..,,('I"' ,,.-~0 ~. ,.., ~. a••" 11 l'l"r Y.1'11< 10P3CY. • ~tt>r en (;;!~•Pitt> i<4W\/L1 "' .,. • '•''"'<' !(' 1.:! r.~ CJ ,.. '•'. -'" < "'11:'1"' I ("SIC"" .., l"r 4 r,. P ~~ C'IPil" /. A P1n1 pq I l JI "I ,..,. rcol 111 • r •u•<P 11Pll"1 • ,,.,,, -.rr c:o•1I C~ r y.. n(ll" .... < ~!Preo l ... ,.C c1"'0 ,,,.,en f"'C'•P1 76 7X PXl F ~ciorv sunroof cusrc>rn whPPI<. •'"'P,.. w cac:c;(>lte 4900 ,,.,,,,..c 171XZ01 5 sod a•r c;ferPn GT L iltbaci. 2s ooo ,,,,,E'S 4 rnvoc1 OynalT'•IP <;unroor c:edan Auto air cruise <tl'feo velour suoer clean• •299VNBI 5 3695 53895 55175 415 tags Sl.60 ea. 6/9lags $1.50ea. lOor mott $1.40 ea. Sales Tax Included NO CARD? DASHER DASHER 5937 115758 5938 102760 9155 9615 9415 8766 8597 :1: . r---W-E_N_E_E_D_Y_O_U_R_T_R_A_D_E __ You may request our od..onswering service when placing your oct •.• o Ooilr , Pilot ad runber wUI oppeor in yoor od • • • we will tak8 your mmoges • • yoo coll in at your CDMnienat to 9" the lllPOI• to your ad .•. 1hil ..w. is --* 15,. W9lk. for ,.... inlonnation .Clld to .. your ad coll 6G-5611. Draw your own or send name. tdclress, phone le we'll make ooe ca.rd per ~ Add 25t each. Send check or mooey or· derto: PILOT PltMTIMG P.O. Box 1580 Calta 11 ... , Ca. tll262I ~ oft\ce rvmtu.re. An· t.iquea, twin bed, ar\, misc. 541-9182. Del. Bed w/brus ~ b~brd . Xlnt coad . Women'• J t pd It~ • Jdnt. coed. --11 VANAGON VANAGOH CAMPER 6202 093951 11,32s 10,59s 730 PAID FOR OR NOT :::: :::::~ : ::::: 1 :.~:: I ~~~ FREE CREDIT CHECK A ... L YBICLIS Pl.US TAX AND UC .. SI • SUIJICT TO PllOtt SAU• DOC .. •SAU .. SAU.. to. I tlO , .. . ,., A • •• OM. v Ptt.OT ........ ~....-. IMh.'ow.r t040 IHh.ro...-t040 loats.W 9060 fr•l90rt..._ .-.t tOJO ... ,_.. tOJO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••'••••••••••••••••• S,t ... , .... 1"4 TY...... • ............................................ 28' Silverton. t·o. Of a.· SkipJacil. twin Volvo1. 32· VC: 1111. nl'w spars. C@l'PCrs. S•/ ....................... ..... Ster.e IOtl Of.NOA ,., O& A nc llo r w I nd I a .. : vur. CB. RDP. Stert'O. Vtlt' r11dlu. depth llndtir. 1>Pmm1kn. 67~ 11137 Pvt ..... '120 al N•1•n•m Smith " ••••••••••••••••••••••• LulfLl\h ·~ Simpson t.awnmc•. ~. 2Mhp. 1111, lo hrs. d1n1hy bull llUlk. new trlr. Cltn Ply/likr ~······················ CoU4tdon" Z!"COl..OR T v 11.Z.1 ,..oot Lith 21 Manwal, 211Pd. UHd onlY w/nw>t.rnany xtraa. •Int 11W1 c•cM:r. man)' xtru 78 Western Wlld~rneas "'->I HoAilH'. am IYHrwarnnly XlntCond IJIJO twin. SS'75 Anchor oond t'll,$()()548·32183 $14,250 080 SH 342'1 'Us ' COLUMUIA 38', AJJ!n~ ci'f1pe'~"'?rJG , "11rbi4-d liOO '42 U40 Ci73 ~ Rode. 400' " , ". n1lon 38, p It n b d eves." wknds, 973 9034 ioadt'd, xlnt cond. 13G,OOO !ell c:it.c e:; Ldt round an hcM&r -• L ........ TO s "'IL IJoo .. 30' x 3/8" 888 l<'ema er. Y n &e. M8 74-01 .,....,.;,, !~ · e nu '" .... _ ..... -" ,.. • ... ...,.. dwd control•. dnl an " . _,.,,.,. 751·"""' Oldc'r Sc•I 6 tnclller ..,.,.,.p~t' itf~ •)alem. w II h & x per""' c t d c..ila.1n-never 1.111.'u, -out SIO .000 orte r. 28 ClGARETl'Y. wtnew un9 Balboii 22'. Trailer, . --------............ ______ __.1 k-iny lutMr., ra11Wo1Ue J'ro( •lom1l1 Char1t''1' ti7J ~I $488339,67~ 1213 alum .~ whl. trl T /365 outboard & comp . <.:11 mper. Sleeper for 'y ...... IM4 OrboChforS'T:.0 dttk21.ancer1pa1tkert. lnslrocllon NavlJtDllon hp C<.:.eng.Tnmtb~. sa1luway pack Xlnt !imall truck. ea. C4'JI ·····"··············· twlei tumt1bw All Ilk• PlJoeina Newpurt Sallina ..,..... rower 9040 tt71 ~CAUi cockpit &. full CO~l'r'i, QH'ld IU200 Any. & <ill ufl 6PM : 957 211_0. __ _ K 2 Ro1icS11Jo 11, Jllmm lluth new ~ or 2 1peilJIC'n Acadcm f'f~ 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Twin 330 s, 150 hours. top V ~if ra ~ t;lt>c t tr ms <' u n l> 1 de red 8. Cabover camper. tlice Wlan,, wllb patr of ~ for~ 640llCI ---~ Sk1pJack1'J Os-:nllull. loaded Pn. pty Make comp Sacnf1ce Tradto 213 964.2SJ9 t!Ve. d1tys cond Tyrolla 1141 bindl.011 INlh& ....,._ N1•w • uud. d1n1h>• \olvo 225 120 hn VHF. dfer N~ lO sell am .-1nance. 642 4097 or 714 754 JtiM • · 64~ -.--..;;;MW.;.. 1100 U l 1 1---------1 .... .t lt<'Mrlllt>l'li, IUi.ltutnt"nt • ~w1 m LO It, fresh wtr mediately . mo111n1 out 00 371n -----~,.. .. ,. Id Tank '...... • ••• ?.J' ................ f1»h111& llt!tr eulo pilot. nu.sh. m1ol cond Mu.st of area. Call ~4 l200 V 1224 full inventory '72 6 pac Camper. 8' !-"lDI ''" MR, Stet..e 1091 Cl .. tO 1 O etc Mukt-nrfrr ~ut 1SU11 ~U pp 714.673 l61l (Mon ·Yr 1 . da y!>' . 28' Danish h shmg bo:.it 11.itrlr nl(ged for crws'. cabover. 3 way fngo & IUl'fboard, 2 cuoe.ru ......................•-l"!i 1u u Comuuttir Ln 731 8216 (evcnangi. & w1cabm, inboard 6. wOOd 10.,, .:u1 ........ ful rllC"r Nllunoa1 U tW, a a ••••••••••••••••••••••• v .,., .. • k d k f ... ~ '"'·' .. • Jacks. s~. MS-7176 • 2 anow a•ui • I auto re,crw c CANOf. 2 l•rt+ L.2' 10 llU b4' SklpJack. Twin Volvo wee en s I A s or hull. SOOO ~-7295. C<ill VHF 644 0780 w 1AM 1•'M , •P.krs •"-•-bl vii,,_ ••. 1:n1<1nes Fully eqwpped. Jerry aft 5 30 • ----BedricCws 9llJ oclu. A Oltn Mk V ..,_am NFW IUO , .... t' r ol ... 111..., •m New• u'lcd . d1ngh)~. L houn $25000 14 'f'orce5.S7SO ••••••••••••••••••••••• I J.!:!!!.LI .,...-;;..... P · i*1. 31111>. lnnatn !" 8 11.-lt'ntur~. '"'lruml"nti. ow · • 43" Gran Manner fully 28' Oweru. cabin c rwser Good <..:undiuon --··--min Oar• pumJ> ~ fuihUui accu, JUt<> 1>ilot. blJ.64lJ equipped . beaut1full} nu canvas paint. goad 6"6-0954 G<M:art. No motor. S60. IU.:Y Sprkr pn~ an· .:o CU 251Mor~us__ ctc ~bkt-offer S1ttiSun Newport Moonng + 26' ma1nta1ned. ready to rond . nec<h some work 645-5036 "'"up S.•pt l Buy or or JI.lit moved mto town! 105 Wl) Compult·r Ln. ToUycra!t SJJ.000. crwse or lave aboard Must sell $5000/0liO · 7 5 19 · Se a c r o wn Motoriwed IW... 9140 iU•TJZ d r oow to b .it inc Tbm iret a~uatnted with HU &"73 1us Shp tna)' be available 751 2182 Oaysa1lor w/Nwpt i.lip, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ____ _.;.;_.;.;~---I Atlanuc Mu IC.6468W) tht' ('laulr1ed Adll U i,,'( Financing p&!SI JO <.' I g Lh 8el.toffer631·~101 Newl!*JPUCtfMaxt Se . • ., ----• 12' f1ber11l.ii.s 11 a 1l 1n.: Ba)'llner Saratoga. 26' ble Sll0.000 Jack Curley .., o n · ur i.. ----TiieUltunate Moped lt~1wt1 t8h8~~... BcawfuJ RCA ~· ''olurl ~f nd"' lhelheulleleat Wndll) dingily w )lb & main w· M 1 n t co n d Fu 11 y S34· 150S evenings & equapped & docwn, ehnlL'd UOO u ·i., S950 & SMO NowS49'J. S23 50 mo . ... ~.. 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Trlr 17S61S-UM9 1119-2834 ~174 or 5¥1 3.525. Harley FL 19W, 1200cc. 11' CLASSIC IA y semi. Chopped shovel 10.AT he.ad. 12,400. Call aft. t9S4 ~ury Lapstralle ~· 714·761 ·&308. mmt cond, woo Yacht C1ub "Bei.t M.ai.nta111ed" award 3 yra. wa111ht · l.i(JOO 613-SOO l 9050 ....................... •IM"'1AC 28' :..a· BOATS 6t 12mo 11laru. prep,11d from SlH9 mo m1 ludm..: _s~p I~~ 714 'Jb4 ~1 loots. Soil 9 060 ..•..••••.•........•... ~. Luders 16, Z>ft, vam hull . :.lip 1n Nti , b eu utdul S4000 8tf.$ 9010 ------ WDERS 16 w /offshore m>anng Will neeouate. 213/582 SZZ7 SA.MT A.MA 525 hu absolutely <-ver· )thm&. 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Mu~t Sell 118001080 5-18.aJUI or 631 9104 FANTASTIC REIATES OM AU HEW TRJUMPH TR 7 s \fate your be~l dt'lll with ~·'"...t«y Of Scirocco1 All drastically ~ue'l>d: ~taJ Ed1uon modl'I• available ind udtnl! ~ speeds It automatics. g lt> cbooise Crom~ CIRClE MOTORS Ufl9 Lakewood Blvd LONG kEACll , 12131597-3663 OPF.N SUN U I\ VS 16&lh4"nl(Pl , ________ _ ...,_...,_ .. .,...,... .............. __ 292:J llarb<~ Hl"d C(~l'A l\.tf:SA 979-2500 H.nmi;i troubl.-"••lhng H!Ur car., 1rv u,• l'..il~ a., for or nut' \,t, 11,r T•irn \Jkin JIMMARIMO VOLKSWAGEN 1871 1 IE.ACHILVO • t4..t"'910.. ~oc:h 142-2000 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 ............ 9100 A.wtcK ...... 9100 1978YWRAH•T 4 speed tralL" , air cond .. stereo rassetle, sunroo<. eJr.tr11 sharp w /le:1s lh an 22.000 m1~' c 032X.JUU ....................... .........•..•••.•...... ......••.....•.••...•.. ....................... ......•..•.•••••......• 536-6588 s LE 0 0 CE•TURY'S & REIALS IN STOCK $49 .. 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Mich rad ur,•11, 41K ml I)) ort>ful I.uh AMto' U.... drivtir 1mmae concJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• M1DO 4~ 1'\'114 G ISA I.. ftO I ·• UIAfl, pd autu or1• paint Xlnt S1 3tiS W 58U UO "1t \"W Rabbit. Ilk~ n1•w •.ooo ml Mlrtlt'lln t11 e .. 4apd, lat ronM.' 111 ••rv11 at IMOO I 'f 3U1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~o•• $4995 NAIHS AUTOCIHTH 'T8 SevlU•. bill E•celltnt rond1t1on• M393 Car phone opt 7fJO Oll03 '7t F.I. DORADO OSL •• 1\IP('r ('l .. n, lo1ut.-d, CU l'lldio. onJy 70'r. IM COlll l'l' t2l!J) ~2331 AM, 1'714 l l96~PM '17 Monte Carlo und11u, lo mi. ruu power. 1ur. 1pllt IWUU, C'U.'itom t'lolh mt Tr•dt for I'. U or an~~ 11&1• --~ 9925 WANTED '71 Stvllle ••••••••••••••••••••••• •:lcsante dleMtl, w /lo m1 '17 C:rdtNa, prfttt. bronze 1"-t P\y I ~---& leather, all xtrllb. lst '7t Eldo Conv't U lle new. ru_1r_of1_f_er:_!1kes 97S l llO ~.soo on1 miles Fully '76 Cotdoba Xlnl cond. equipped C.-11 R Uond l.oaded <.:rw1e cootrol. 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AC.:. full or be.t ofll'r instrumental.Ion Spoiler. 646 11411 xlnt c.-ond Mu!!>l )t•ll li.'"1 Electra ~. new tart••,, xlnl mtr, re liable t·.ir SJ ~ o o, b (') 1 or rt·,.. b4C).J176; 21J-&t2 41b7 ~ S48 ~ !JI camaro. 327 eng. 4 spd, ------bcstolfer s 1-:1.L idle ltem!'I with ... ~().2QIS O;uly Pilot Cliw.1f1ed 1\d 'iOCamaro. Xlnt rond, de pend<lble 3 '>Pd "' tape d k & r a d au SIJOU 675-4831 9920 I '71 COIYETII Sliver A11nan·rsary l'<l l lion with ONLY l•l.000 mlles' tfl .000 t: all 497-1110 If no answer, pleas"' keep Ir) IOJ: '79 Concttl' Ul2. on sunal ownt>r • rwly loaded t6K mi. Sl0.500 Dys $56-0353, evt"\ 630-1864 '78 Ind y Ve lie L 82 e ng1nt' Lo w m iles Sl7.WO or ., Contact 7 11 S 40 4 8 11 o r i l4 111.l 76114 ·73 Con ette l i r>oOm1. Stiver w blk 111ll·r. 454 cng1n l· Auto trans. L oa d t-d S l U.0 0 0 . !l.'>7-1801 68 Vet Conver t•hl•· \o\ hrdll>p ffilJl"h IOVl'">l l' rt ~ \ C H I .. I C ;; )li25U f b'>t 11lr t 7111 ~..-12 tllf>!.I or I 2131 131 2966 ••••••••••••• •••••••••• Couqor 9933 SEE: US FIRST! ••••• • • • • •••••••••••••• We have • good !!>d t-ct1on \t-n dt'.•n ·;1 t'11uRa r. or N E W & US F: 0 Wit rnnd S!OOO OHO Olevrolet.s' ~~ 111 ot h 7:, J.111 CONMRL CHEVROLET '4'-~ 11.t r I• •r I 1 ~ d ''"'i \\1~'.\ S4t>-I 200 'SS Chevy Sedan V8. auto trans. radio, o r111nal 72,000 ml. 2 owner !>t.oc:ll 13.000/blt orr 8"6 4Sl!I '73 El Camano. looU & runs great. a/c, am /fm casa. camper shell, S2200 4116-5822 '6S El Ca mlno, Meds eng work S3SO 645·~30. 9935 ••••.............•..... 1977 DODGE ASP'IHCOUP'E V8. automat1r tra n., Cal't.Or) air cond . P"' r steenng & Landau top Hurry for this ont' • l03CTMH) $2999 EAILEllE IMPCMT SALES Rell able Used Cars IM5 H.arbor lllvd. COSTA M&'iA 631-0743 "74 Chevy El Camino. air. 'EB Dodge Polara. on .: pwr window I brake. ownrr. 5IK on1 milt:'\, shell anc:l $2700 I b8t ofr com pl mu,int . h1i.to?, 842·~ avail., GHt.l\T Sll1\Pfo. $1250 or b1·..i ofrl•r S7H2IO. 673 3tGJ ALL IEI 1911 Plllll l BODY'S II STOCI EXAMPLE 2Y3nM1338&4 WE ARE LIQUIDATING the entire •tock of 1980 Cars. Trucks & Demonstrators at CLOSEOUT PRICES Come Toda'f to PHIL LONG FORD 43 Auto Cent.,. Drive 1 • "''' La••·~ ... · 011,. r • 1 Lr•• on Roc;kl••·•l'l) IRVINE. CA. Ph. 768-5888 SOMETHING DIFFERENTt DISCOUNT FROM STICKER PRICE . . . . • ... . . .. . ... -... . ~ ... • ' I 4 • • • ' ~ ~ ,. ' •• . .. . '• ~ .... •• ' OAA.Y PILOT Ftlct.v AMQutt I, ,., Alltel.U.-4 ....._11"4 ....._UM4 ...... UM4 ....._UM4 ...... 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MAYllK:I tMI... fflJ ""'· ,,,. -lake• It llemn1. brakH" win· 'i1 Volare, mld ·l.lze, pre. aW>matlctrana .rartory :r---------• J DMr, hll power. A.-to.atlc lnn1 , air ......... •••••••••••••• Call Barbara 7H 4182 dowl. tilt wheel. AM /PM •Ute win PB PS AC atr concl.. pwr. 1t.eerin1. ,..,, Dodae Colt g1 • a'9t ... llc ''•"•, air t'U'llll., AM IPM 1tttreo ~ 1971 ~ d.ya,&11 lOtaft• 30PM lttnO w/8 !rack t~pe It rool rick. 'Must see.' BHt luuaae rack" AM/YM ._.... rondiUon 1 door ClQDd . rlMbo 6 rudf to hu v.,y f•w nlllH trulya aem 072PI I> ofr takes 537 8999 st ereo. Immaculate T BIRD IOI t..-n>&t. 182115'71 ' MUSTA* ... A 't5 MUltanl 2dr llardlop. $2999 Uuuout• C57°"7J .. dan. maroon. low SJJ99 $1199 unroor. automatic auto, Pl•. ooe ownl'r evu/wknda. 540·3202 . • • ·•II••••· s. 11 J>flf'd trana , AM /FM stereo MUil MU thla we8end U.LllH d)'I AaldorHugh $3599 . , "11Mml1oal0n. fll ~trrt'O IAIU •I IAW *I w'\ape, pwr. 1teenn1 • lll00/080 6'1-7307 IWOIT SAUS '73 Plymouth, sacnflce. UJtLI *I AN AMERICAN ~tt *3.~ .. I RM IMPoaT SAUi ....-c>IT SAUi brllkm, futoey air cond ~Uabl~ Uat'd Cars o a1...asln\n(' Ht llaW.Ulf'dC&B R«"UablrUM'dCan 6 Wit• wht11I coveo '98' GT. 289, aut.o, new 1985flarborHlvd ~!na~:~a~~:~ ~~or~ lwoaTSALES CLASSIC ~ tt•O 1 ttar'boc' 81\ld 1 llnbor Blvd TrWy •I m t ClT2'T0t!J. 001. Urea, paint. ad cond. <.:Obi' A M f;SA ~5423 Reliable UHd Car> ....................... l'OSTAM~A C06TAMG>A $4599 l:m>Jobo.5'51·2038 Ut-0743 . l~~~~~~d. "11 '&lnDGol IC'y\, auto 6JI 070 Ul-07~1-tAaU•I Gttat Uuy, Must sell '80 f'Wo 9957 74Valinnt. pis. p/b, ale. 611 -0743 SUP.H CLEAN! :: 4 IEAUTIFUL :· l rau. A C. AM,.,.,. -. ---Mlt ttl O IMf"OITSAUS r\'d M~t•nc. Xlnl cond ........................ ~~ 11595/bs t o fr -------- eno. P S. P IH. wbl a · TOttlNO Elite, .... ~!............... lleUableUK'CICars SIOO ma. <Upd, pis. p/b. ·71 Runabout, runs J(re11t. '68 Ponll1tc conv't Auto. CAR-.: llidewaU radlalll, DLW .ooomi. l'lnt t'Ond u t , OHANO E COON'fV'S 1• ttarboc' Blvd w1re whJa ~. Ca11 art 2000 cc eng. auto. good '67 XJnt cond. New lirl'S A/C, PS. PB. seoo. Aller rJS..SlOI vln)'I lop, Stf.00 Firm' fltMIST C08TA MESA 6pm 644·9345. MPG on reg g~. $1100 RiOC> 7PM 64.5-0066. CALL AfTER 6 pm 675-2695 IJU'ordP'alt'Oft.ZcU, l•tHGlev• UNCOLN Mt:R<.:URV 611.070 a.-hlk 9955 7511298 '42·~ l>.,. a• ,.. s p -'77 Gran Le Mans Safari mo 61 f'alt'on, 1ood <'Onrl , r.IU.r..R tU '66 Mu.tang needs new ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Pmto. xlnl eondauon, '69 ~ymouth Wagon. ~K ma. Kood -..!?_ .. avt'nlt"M.aal" lllllW u._, lllnt lnl , $875 RAY R.ADHOI hon.: Xlnt c..'Ofld. 86K '79 Cutlass Supreme necdung work Best of· $175 cond. P IS, P /8 . wood ¥991 9974 "II Ptna.o, SJ.$00 0 00 Call oeo 640~ LINCOLN MER 'URY rru , marh rad , am /fm Hroughm. diesel, Late fer 1-661 751.S 848·76$2 graul.122100. 9Sl 5Q2C) ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... -..... ...... -16 llAulot' ·nll'r Or (' -~ ... s•A Denice gm ext, dark jtm Lnt ••• -... or...-l4"' ''-'f-'mu !-.OFwyl..aiwt-·~,.texrt 63t;_~-·""' Full equip $7590. '77SqwreStat!OO WnJ(on. P°""°4: 9965 '77 f'1reb1rd, T top, --· -GoodTranaportatioo JKVINt-: 754-0536 aft Spm Mags. P1S. 8 track. 121150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM/f'M <'au. l2900 CJll 74 2 dr. auto. healer • AM1FM, 8 trk. runi. l(OOd , c lean SlSOO '4.93 2 IT7 a ft 6 -,. .,,f'f>ta Good t•ontl '30064222711 1 10.7000 Ca114950724 '72Sml.e!\1ans.aut.o.arr. Joea.ft9PM.963ti634 amfm rua~ttt•llll!rt'O ~llin" anyth1n2 w1lh a CONVERTIBLE ·'65 xlnt cond. btfl car ----Call760 lllb3 '70 f'ord V8 Hubble Tov St:U. llilt' lll'm' ~•lh c1 1.Y.uly t>alot Cluilhed Ad Cutlass, P S. P /8 . vel') Make tour 11hopp1ng Sl2001b6lorr 494 2921 'fll f'ireb1rd, runs 1ereat. \an clean rwu ~U()(J lwi.t r>mt¥ Palut na:.:.1r1t.-d Ad ui a sample matter . good ('()l)d. AC. sooo easier by wnng lhe Oi.aly F'rnd what you want~ SIJOO or beat o ffer 73· STATIONWAGO~ XJnt f'ond. with brand new 77 Muz.da Eng, U M ora..c ma . good ga, mlleaf(P S:.!!>00 tOBU Want Ad I Mp• 142 !Wl11I otrer ~l ~1 M2 54ml J"-'t ca.U 642 5678 67~~3 Pilot Cl~s1r1e<i Ads__ Uaa ly Pilot Cla.s.sifa~ M6-Ql06 ___ _ .......... tlOO AMtol. Hew tlOO Alltos. Hew tlOO ..._Hew tlOO A.Mtos. H~w 9100 HEY, ORANGE COUNTY! -NOW U AUTO BU~! AT THE SIGN OF THE CAT! THE SOUTHLAND'S ALL NEW LINCOLN -MERCURY DEALER~ HAS THE CARS AND / /' VALUES RIGHT F.OR TODAY! SPORTY '80 BOBCAT NEW '80 COUGAR XR-7 L-~· :·YOU SAVE $2600 From window s11c~er Medium blue metallic., vmyl top. spilt power seat power s1eenng and front disc bralles. 1111 wheel speed control, AM/FM stereo cassette. more• (6242171 11 only) 3-Door Runabout an boght yellow 4 speoo power stoonng. rear window defroster ~ optlOfl. bumper PfOlec1tOn group. ttnled glas!> stuel belted radials. m<)(e' (601504) ( 1 ooly) DISCOUNT FROM WINDOW STICKER NEW '80 CAPRI S!!!E9 1614258) (HURRY! 1 ONLY!) NEW '80 MARQUIS $2800 Discount from window S11Cker Medium red metalhc. vinyl top. power steenng and front dtsc bratles. J>()Wef Windows. leather trim. 1111 wheel. Speed control. 6 way power driver seat. A~/FM stereo c.assette. l'Tl()(e' (620941) ( 1 only) From window stldlar Beauflful moon<1us1 melalhc. automatic -overonve leathef interior, anaJoQ cioca.. 1111 wneel. sQeed control keyless l)ntry systom. AMtFM stnroo 8 lrack, aown car optlOO (609'l87) (1.onty I 77DODGE 78FORD LTD PARTS OE.PT. Al.SO OPEN 7 DAYS 7-e:30TO1ERYE VOUKTTERI Autom111c. power :.1oor1ng & brake!>. moro• (607 UPE) $1899 AutomatlC, power staer1ng & brakfll, air COtld . lllt Wl'lOOt (&96 VBX) $2199 v~. 4 speed. lleel grey. lmtNCulate I~ 2• 2 automatic. power steering & tide end outt (286UCI) brak81. air oond. (VXH793) $3699 $3899 FRAN PROTO ~ 11THE DIFFERENCE IS THE SERVICE" EST~ ... -· 4 speed, arr oondlt1on•no. low mllee. Conveft1bl49. 4 speed. AM/FM stereo. mote! (466XJ0) low mllel. (AMOlEJR) $3999 $4499 LINCOLN ERCURY HURRY! ALL CARS ARE SUBJECT TO PRIOA SALE. SALE EFFECTIVE THAU MONDAY 8111/80. AOO FOR TAX. LICENSE ANO DOCUMENTARY FEE. ' . 16800 BEACH BOULEVARD IN HUNTINGTON BEACH• CALL 848-7739 • , .. ---~ ,._ .. . ... ... ·n Le Mam. dnt cood Needs paint llll(h ma Sit(.() '76 Le Mans, xlnt aller 6640-6179 :: cond Hagb m1 $1000 72 Vega Sta Wl(n, apt&! 964-5343. 91JC).2514 1 r a n a . n t' w mot o t. • ·74 Pontia c • .:d cond, braJu::s. Sl09StOBO. DOn tll ,000 m 1. a sit mg Slj()() 646-1.321. !16•~...:6403004_. __ w~_AdHelp_? __ 642_~.· .......... 9100 .......... tlOO ............................................. »4*~*~*111Wl*~* .. * ... * ... *~* .. *..,.* .. t • )f * PINTO PONY ! * 4 CYL. STICK s4299 ..+ * STL. RADIALS ~ DU< WHL CVRS. ....-* FRONT DISCS Stk V2499 lf-< 1635011 4 CYL. ST ICK BKT. SEATS PWR. BRAKES PWR.STEER * * * * * * • 21/2 ACRES OF FINE TRADE INS 1'71 F()IU) rtMTOWAGOH '"'' .... .,,..,,,.,., ... c., .. ,..,., ,...,,,_ ...-.q111-. QA'\ '"""""" ,.. .,.. .............. •"" t\ " Qlf>•f CO•d•hon •1N0f •;i.. r..&ot * s31 ss * * • 7 The Motor Car Dealers Association of Orange County presents ' Stay at the exotic Prince Kuhio Hotel, Waikiki • 1n r•••••P9'.•••1 Hawaii Vacations I Second nze I via .. ~~~ I 7 DAYS in HAWAII ·I WESTERN l I ! I I PLUS Trips toLas Vegas I AIRLINES I PIUS special Cash Prizes I t,.:. The V\fatet" way to fly. tt s ttit-only vvay to t ly. , _________ _ 1st class accommoda11on~ tor grand prize on Wesrem's Islander Scrv•c<> Tnps must be taken by January 3 t. 1981 . Just stop 1n at your par11c1pa11nq Now You Auto For pnze vacatt0ns, cash and great deals on Buy Orange Counry dealer and 1111 out enrry 1980 cars. see your part1c1pat1ng Orange County blanks. No purchase necessary Drawings to b<• dealer displaying the Now You Auto Buy held on September 15. 1980. Contest rules and banner. . . r~UIW}QJ!~ iiGd -9-Q,ut Qnze.s ~·QG. ;) :~· .Jti..Y~\.-.~~,:ft.( ·-,..,.ty.~ ~· .61;_ ~·~.;*.~,11.\~<,~r.:-<-1~\'~·L'Y-f'~~· ):k..:"li~ ~,¢f~t': ~;v.~~L-: u.r~· ~. ~ tij,er. " .•. ' "'1:.\ '~ Six Reasons Why You Auto Buy 1980· 1 Interest rates are down. now. Local banks • and other f1nanc1al institutions are lending ~,~~_,. 'l':"~~:t~ -t.b.~1'/P"'°~Ula~• .. ~1~.· " ' ' ·an'a Cfieap~c lb Borrow. • 2. 3 .. 51% better gas mileage. The average new 1974 car got 13.9 miles per gallon. The En· v1roomental Protection Agency says the aver· age 1980 model gets 21. And many get much more. Save $300 to $450 a year in gasoline alone. Assuming you drive between 10,000 and 12,000 miles a year and gasoline costs between $1 and $1.50 per gallon. 4 Unusually high trade-in value. The.value of • the average used car in 1979 was nearly 9% --: ."' ·· .. ,r~~.flan~~-91~~-::i :·~'~ ~ =~·~~·),... o\~"~*.s .-,; . 5. 6. More savings on maintenance. 1980 car owners save hundreds of dollars because of fewer oil changes. lubncat1on jobS and routine maintenance checks. Help ease the energy crisis. If just one out of four owners of median-age cars bought a 1980 model, it would save as much oil as we imported from Iran in a year. MOTOR CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF ORANGE COUNTY \ BRAND NEW $ 1980 CHRYSLER lEBARON SALON2DOOR BRAND NEW 1980 CHRYSLER CORDOBA COUPE BRAND NEW 1980 PLYMOUTH FIRE ARROW 5 soeed tra~.. Duci<et seats. body side moldings oin stripes racho wheel tn"' rinos soec:1a1 paint wsw radials & IT'()(el '3503991 2 DOOR COUPE 6 cyf automatic transmission "'8Jt coohnq ~ steenno d•sc bra"E"S body stnoes. wsw roct1a1 hres & f'T'UCh more•• 1419571 FOR FLEET SALE OR LEASE n_.FOR~ATION, CALL 546 1934 ROCKY ENGLAND mli~~;t:f:'..1~~~~·;;~-91:~.!l,~ ~~ ~ MOHDAY THIU FIUDAY: 7:30 A.M..TO 5:30 P.M. SA TUIDAY: L-00 A.M. TO 5.00 P .M. NEED CASH??? we pay top dollar for OOod. c•ean late mode• cars See Curt Davis or Bryan Hesketh today WI AU.OW TOP Dot.LAI~ YOUI ~SM US NOW!!! • 7 Dunti gton Beaeb Fountain Valley EDI T ION • ORA& COUN '1our Hometo wn Dall y Newsp a p e r TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Texas Braces . Hurricane Allen Nears Coast MERIDA. Mexico CAP> - Hurricane Allen roared today toward the Texas coast, less than 500 miles away. gathering s trength from warm Gulf of Mexico waters after a Carib- bean rampage that left at least 72 dead. A hurricane watch was an- nounced for the entire Texas and northeast Mexican coasts. and the U .S. National Weather Service said Allen could create hurricane conditions to portions of the watch area within 36 hours if it continued Its course. (Related photo. A.C). Allen's eye was near latitude 22.8 north a nd longitude 90.2 14Floors Too Many For Valley Uy PIUL SNEIDEltMAN Of -o.lfy " ... MMf What do you put on 11.5 Foun- tain Valley acres in place of a 14-s tory office building? That's the question Pacific Mutual Llfe Insurance Co. has asked its architects and engineers, now that the project- ed 205-foot-tall structure ap· parently has been toppled by community opposition. Corporate spokesman Stephen west -500 miles east southeast of Brownsville. Texas. and travel· ing west northwest at 18 mph, packing winds up to 145 mph. the .weather service said. Hurricane-force winds ex· tended outward 75 miles to the north and 50 miles to the south. Gale.force winds extended oul· ward 200 miles to the north and 100 miles to the south. The weather service warned s mall craft from the mouth or lhe Mississippi river westward to the Mexican Gulf coast. in· eluding the Yucatan Peninsula and around extreme western Cuba, to stay in port. Gale warnings were dascon- tinued in the F1orida Keys. Texas a uthorities planned sessions today with repr6en- tatives of 35 federal and vOIWl· teer relief agencies that woo.Id go into emergency action if the storm hit. T housands of G ulf Coast h omeowne rs s tocked up on candles, food and plywood to hammer down windows. Hospitals boosted orders for bot· tied water and Red Cross and Salvation Army officials pre- pared relief centers and placed workers on alert. <See ALLEN, Page AZ> Stop the Press Umada Pe n Loses Pen BOWDEN . Alber ta (AP> -The Parallax. the prisoners' monthly newspaper at Bowden Institute, may miss its press deadline this month. IL<; editor escaped. Randy Warren Johnson. 20. of Calgary was reported m 1ssing at the medium secunty pen1tenllary Thursday. just after be went to work on the newspaper. A spokesman said Johnson had a gate pass and was on his way to the matntenance shop when an officer's car was stolen in the instltute's parking lot. Johnson was sentenced in Calgary in Se]>tember to five years afler being convicted on five counts of possession of stolen property. ,.P_..,_. Gavin said Thursday that the l'elcaao's at it Agaia Plumes of steam and ash pour from Mount St. Helens in Washington as the volcano spouted off again Thursday afternoon. No damage was reported in areas nearby. but residents were getting ready for another ash fall. <See story on Page A4 ). Court Drops Case For HB Tow Driver firm has not officially scutUed plans for the b.i&b·rise. But be confirmed the company is ntluc· tant to battle the widespread protests that have surfaced re- garding the project. Carter Delegates Stick to President Gavin a.aid tbe company hM sent l• dllllipen back to tbe drawina board to propose alternati•es lo the 14-story buUdina. Several adjacent build· ings on a smalJer scale are oae possibility, he suggested. NEW YORK <AP> -An over-Carter's delegates would still The key problem. tbe cor· whelming majority of President vote for ttim as the party's pres- porat.e spokesman said, is that Carter 's delegates are sticking identialnominee. the company needs a certain with him despite the campaign Am~ delegates pledged to Suspect H e ld In Shooting Of Yachtsman amount of office space in the to "open" the Democratic Na-Sen. F.dward M. Kennedy, D- Mi sdemeanor charges against ington Beach pier area on foot project to mate its 10vestment tional Convention which opens Mass., f17 percent support hi m HONOLULU (AP) -Rudy a Huntington Beach tow truck wh en a message came across profitable. Hy lowe ring the he re Monday, according to an on efforts to block the loyalty Miller. 39, has been charged driverofautotamperingandob-their pack radios thal their height of a single building or AssociatedPresssurvey. rule.whk halready hasbeen ap.. with attempted murder in the s t ruc tion of police in the poli ce car was being towed s preading out the complex. the Based on interviews the past proved by the convention's rules shooting of veteran West Coast pe rformance of their duty were a way. firm will reduce the available week with 2.889 of the 3.383 del-committee and comes before the yachtsman Fritz J ohnson during dismissed in municipal court to-Judge John H. WyaU Jr. said office space or eliminate re-full convention for adoption a dispute involving a pool game d ay for lack of s ufficient today he could not condone the quired parking s paces. CAMPAIGNS DRAWING along with other floor rules Mon- at a downtown bar here early evidence. "ridiculous. unnecessary" ac-If the Pacific Mutual cannot TO A Cl.OSE -A4 day. Wednesday. Steve Sidur, employed by Ace tion by Sidur, 22, but said no come up with a fe asible project The survey showed alm05t no BaiJ for Miller , who reportedly Towing Company, was arrested crime h.ad been committed. in place of the high·rise. the egates. the survey round 87 5 erosion of Kennedy support if worked as a bartender in the June 29 on charges that he The judge noted that the police company may be forced to sell percent of Carter's delegates the convention is thrown open: area. was set at $20,000 Thurs-hooked up a marked police car unit was parked on the private the property. Gavin said. (The support a proposed rule which 97 7 or his delegates said they day, police said. to his tow truck because it was property of the El Don Liquor company currenUy is leasing the would require delegates to vote still would vote for Kennedy Johnson. 32, co-owner a nd illegally parked in an alley lot store . property and is in the process of for the presidential candidate even if they are released . skipper of the 72-foot racing behind a downtown liquor store. He also noted that the parking acquiring title to it.) they supported in the primaries sloop Windward Passage, was Sidur's attorney. Larry Strid. limit of 15 minutes had elapsed Pacific Mutual officials met and caucuses. Kennedy's hopes for the pres- reported in stable condition al ma 1 nlains his cli e nt never and that Sidur had followed prop-with local high-rise opponents al And even if the convention is idenllal nomination rest heavi· Queen's Medical Center here touched tt1e vehicle. but was er procedure and received a closed door session Wednesday opened to allow delegates to vote ly on the rule fi ght. since Carter with a bullet wound m the ab-merely in position to tow. a uthorization by telephone from night. as they please, 9S.S percent or has well over the l ,666 delegate domen. Police Sgt. Valdon Birkett the police department to tow Dale Edwards. a s pokesman votes n~ed for nomination if Johnson's skill at the pool ta-testified that he and officer Jeff a way the car . for the opponents. described the ' he can hold them in line. ble where he defeated several King were patrolling the Hunt· "I've ~n a police officer for meeting as "cordial" and said • The AP count shows Carter local men apparently angered • . 14 ye~rs ~d .1'~~ never . seen his group told ~acific Mutual Pmr N ahlJed has 1.985.6 delegate votes for them, detectives said. anythmg bke 1t. Sgt. BtrkeU that the community hopes future Carter and 1,234.4 for Kennedy, On e of the men pulled a Vallev T o fli .testified .. "a p_olict_car b:e~ t ·"~~sals wi~l t~~,J~~ ..... iJ.,·~"l~·...3W.··11) ~~·'. :·?1t~~..it";;f~\'~ , · "":.-x: ;, ._~·~::~~~~~,~~~~~·' .~ .~ • •. ~·v'lv~-·~"7!~~r ·.±~'::,'4 .. ·.:.~~~~~)'<'~~~[t:'TC'~~{tf• ~-U~i~~~t:'"ut ·~~"•·~ f1>7taft->,:,m~~ T~e deJeg~te s.urvey reflects Miller was arrested several E $} '000 Sidur claims his action was re-"I think they <Pacific Mutual> si~ilar findings in .a June poll hours later in the community of ~II ' taliation for what he considers were responsive to the com.. ln Shoinli~ ~I which also showed httle support Waipahu. about 15 miles from police harassment over the past munily concerns about the size r 'J j among Carte~ delegates for the Honolulu F Char• year and a half. He said police of the building," Edwards said. ?pen convention move ment be· Windward Passage here from Or Ity have cited him for a number of "They wer e certainly disap-Two Orange Countians who aJ. tng pushed by Kennedy backers its homeport of Portland, Ore.. mino~ offenses in art ?f a l'?f'lg pointed that they found out so legedly walked out of a store at and othe~ opposed to Ca~r·s I 1 . 1 for the Pan Am Clipper Cup Fountain Valley boasts s0me standmg controversy IJ!VOlvmg late in the development cycle Costa Mesa's South Coast Plaza renominalton ?r who c lat.m_ a Yacht Series. won its third of the youngest fund -raisers his company and city office.rs. that the resi~ts oppose it." }'1Uh "?en's suits stuffed iJ!JO .11!s~ .con..!~2'!-woul div_id~ •• , .• strai~bt 30-mi le Olympic around. . "' .••'Sidur called the pollft·depert· . The i"~tain V.Ue»Otaidber tbif,..~iSCk~~ ...-..,' ~ -r---'-____ , ....... ~ -• · ~ 'C ~ ,.,.u..':"""L.~:-·~...-..y tWitb <;. 8Y staging a s'eries of special ment to get an impound of Commette cunently is pre-for s uspicion ol grand theft . tl'':J<>bbSOl'rS orother, Mark. ~t the events, these cha r it y.minded authoriution and said.be got the paring a posit.ion paper to ex-Wednesdav. helm. The srup sailed often from chUdren -who are not even o)'1 go ahead aft.er giving the license plain its stand opposing the 14· Booked into Orange County Newport Hali)>or in Newport enough to attend first grade -number and describing the vehi-story proposal, which will focus Jail were James D. Rome. 30, of Beach r ecently collected more than cle as black and white. mainly on t he extent of the 1919 Lures Lane. Huntington $1 , O 00 for the M u s cul a r <Ste l'OW • .Pa&e Al> Clee TOWS&, Pate Al) Beach, and Jerome Burnsen, 11, New Buyers Join in Heavy Srock Gaim DystroPflY A.ssoefaUon. of Sant.a Ana. The fledgling fund-raisers are Officer Wayne Rledmann ar· students at the Kinder-Care pre-• rested the duo after be, officer schoolat99'5SlaterAve. G t G .. ? Scott Baeckel and security of. Last month, lbe school's 1SO rea r Ileen from two plaza depart. students conducted a lemonade ment stores watched lbe SUS· sale, and sold cookies and pop-pects' aclivitles in the men's corn t h ey mad e i n their suits department at I. Mapln. classrooms. Even their teachers ~----r I.or $125 in /V~l'lftllPf Riedmann claJmed both sus-pltcbed in to bold a car wash on IlllUle J • ~ ., pect.s toot plD-stripe suits into two weekends and a bake sale. A chef who bills himself • Robert tbe Great wu d ressing rooms but at first NEW YORK <AP> -Stocb Finally, a school caraival sranted • use permit Tbunday to Ol*I a nltnl'aDt ln Clance came out without the ,.. lbarply again in heavy trad-featurinl pony rides and amuse-Newport Beach lbat will cater to JO dbMn a ldlbt at t12S mercbalMlise. iDI today, picking up where they menta wu conducted to further each. Al tbe duo waited past blm. leftoffin'lbunday'spowerfulad· boost lbe children's contribu· Robert CuUty, bis real name, told the cttJ Plannlq be •aid. he~ ankle bulpe ·Yance. Uon. Comauakla Thursday be bopee to laaft hll awt.urant in their bell·bottom lrousen. Tbe Dow Jones average ol 30 When the fund drive wu con· open ln l1x months ln what Is now a w~ Oil tbe Rledmann aald he stopped 18dutriala, wbJc.b cloled 1bun-eluded, the school hid a cheek Balboa PmlntuJa. tbem Jun outaide the plasa. A ur at tt.a hlchest level Lnaeerty for $1,020.45 to benefit the Cuilty, who braHed "there II OD1J oee Robert tbe search mealed that eacb cu· Co ast We athe r Fair through Saturday except for night and early morning low clouds. Lows tonight 58 at the beaches to 68 inland, Highs Satur· day '70I to near 90. ··l•tlex I'• rean.. jumped anotber t .ll lluscuJar Dystrophy Aaaocia· Great," aald be bas nm similar oPW•U.. ID otMr' parta ried • sult Jacket lD OM ol bis _... to 980.07 ln the first four Uon. of the world but bu de(:ided to MUle down ID N..-poct tock.I md ~ lD tbe otber. 11 Tew..,.. An -.,.Clftrdq. , John Montana, 10, ot Cypress, Beach. · Store IDveltlpton valued the ~--9:' Aw.~ G-•-outnu -...... ,__ who is poeteT boy for the U · .ml establishment will n. ......... be • ._ cl~~lllt...._A-. ••• ,1~1-~ ......,.... •_~s.i. m""'r~ -..... aodtll"A'§ •. On~o. :1.~xepl"-y Greet't: · .-•· .. .........,. . ~ • Ja''1'811RR1rftf-V1i... ~=-..... ~;:~~""~ c.1 • .,...,...,b~ M~ft:' iiCiil1' CUilly's architect, Ed Sandi ol Corona del Mar, said BurnMn wu ~ed for suspi· .......... If .... d'Ci · 'Excl'anre: visited the school to accept the the warehouse wlU be deallned lnaide to look Uke 1 clon of cocnmercial burglary D;.f....-.. •11 lllUd lllw. Voha.rae wu heavy. contribution. The funds will be Medieval refecto.., and c .. n ... will do au of tbe cook' ... m and po11t11ioa ol stolen ~ • ....._. 416 u sed ln Orange County for f t of I '" 1t fi-.y u.. erty. ===.. ·~: wheelchairs, clinics, camP1 pd ron AU :C ~::=~1f'bedellvered to tbe ....i.urMt in Police said be bad been amett. ............ .,0 r e a ear c h fo r m u 1 c u 1'• r limousinH. Sandt a.td. • ed previously on ail\llar char1ea ""' • -• dyatropby vlct.lml. lD CoM8 llleu. Viking's Tank Dry, Em Ends PASADENA <AP> -The Vtk· in& J orbit.er bu nm out or rue I and can no klnger contact Earth as lt be1ina lta 75-year tumble toward lheaurlaceofMan. Scieotilt.a who cut orr Its radio s ignal Thunday say the VUUng miulon 'a last cup marks the end of ·'the most exciting decade in the bi.story of space exploration.·· When the orbiter ran out of stabilization cu Thursday, scien- tists were forced t.o shut its radio transmitter to prevent phantom s ignals from interfering with other spaceeratt. Jet Propulsion Laboratory s pokesman Alan Wood said. "It marks the e nd of an era." said Wood. "Tius as the formal end of the Viking project and. really. it's the end of the '705 ror space exploration. "We're looting at a long, dry period now." Wood said. The Viking I orbiter transmitted ats lut pictures of Mars on Tuesday. but funding dif. ficulties and a low priority could mean a delay of several weeks before the photos can be proc- essed. Woodsaid. • PoU~e.eta ia Paja•as Vikinll'1 lander remains on the surface of Man. where itsetdown. July 20.1976. It is expected t.ocon- Unue transmitting weather data and one picture a week to earth for 10 more years. The Vikina II lander quit working four months Saacb of Tiae (Gone By) Three Salinas policemen found themselves m an awkward position when they were taken lo a hospital for decontamination of a toxic pest1c1de after a crop duster crash. They had to remove their uniforms for cleaning so they reported back to work in badges. pistols a nd pajamas. The policemen from left are Frank Roche. Ric hard Radford and Tim Culligan. ago. The last set or pictures from Mars "isn't expected t.o tum up anytbinJt surpruing," Wood said. "We've been looking at Mars since 1964. •· After three years of expenence. Eric D1 etlem. 15. h~ become an expert in bulldmg sand castles. Although this replica represents centunes-gone by. at only took the Carson City resident four hours to build on the beach on Ba lboa Island Bi,lly Pwrel Seeks Aide W/\SlllNGTON IAP> The ~enatt··., Hilly ('urtt'r '>Ubrom matll't'. which s ays 1t wanL.., to have most of 1L'I work done hy month .., c•nd. 1s o.;t1ll lrj(Jk1ng for a top·fl1~ht lawyer to lead it:. in vest1gat1on On Thur!>da;.. th1· panels s fa r..t r hoare :-.aid no And one of the !>econd cho1t~ says he might not Ix-able to do at, either. J ame5> F. Neal. the formt•r Wat.crgate prosecutor who Wal> offered the job, 5ald he can't spare the time from ha s Naahvllle. Tenn., la w practJce to be special counsel for the in· vcstigalJon into Bally Carter·., Lab)an connc•c-taon and White lloust' anvolvemcnt tn 1t A sub • 11 m m1ttt'c sour"c '>a id thf' •·Jr ch no" 1., 1·11nt·1 ntratau~ on I' h 1 I 1 p 1\ . L J c CJ\ a r a of Washanm,on. Fro• Page A I TOW ... 1-'ro• Pa~ ,I I Viking I and II between them have sent 51,539 televtSaon-lype pictures of the frozen desert sur· face of Mars. Costs of processing the pictures run anto several thousand dollars per batch. Wood AIJ,EN MENACES U.S. ln5>ura.nce eompc.tnal'i-'>t:nt m l t>am., l.ll handle thoM• v.ho f'ould h<' d1spla''(·d . and Oil compolll(''> "V,H·uatcd 2.500 work,·r:-. from ofhhorl' rag5> and produrtton platform., ~aad. .rnthcmll<':> mobaltzed relief ef· The four -year Viking m1ss1on forts Thow.ands of people ned has pro,'aded .. very excatmg, very tht• :-.tor m. including 5.000 an histoncal" data about lhe Red Cancun. the lush resort on the Plan et through transm1ss1ons FV Trustees Pen $20 Million Budget A I I (• n b u r f (\ lt· d M (' " II II .... northt•rn Yue a tan f'1 ·nin'>UIJ with l85 mile-an hour w:nds and 15·foot waves Thursday but t'a u:.ed no in1un.,!. or SC'r&OU'> damage. governmvnt Offlt'aal'> :.aid M eXJco declared a state cf emergency oo the peninsula 's eastern side aod R ed Cross 3Teens Held 'n.lr:.itan mainland across from from two orbiters and two land l'o1umcl ers. Woodsaad. Since becoming a hurricane Viking Iv.a:-. on 1Lc; I .4R9th orbit ~1 onday m•ar lhe eastern Canb· of Earth's nt·are:-.t pl<JnNar~ bC'an LSland of St. Lucia. AlJen neighbor when J PL '><:1cnllsh has followed a basacally west-sent the computer command or northwest ro ute an its deadly dering the satellite to turn off the Journey across the Caribbean. radio. The command went out at F'ountam Valle) Srho<1I f>1 .. tract trust~ unanamou"h J~' pro\ ed a S2<J 5 million IJudi.:1·1 frir thP 19WJ HI ft~eal ;.c·dr l'amE>l a Br0 v. n lius1nt•..,, serv1cC'S supervisor "illd ..,,.\ l'rJI factors helped the· d1s trac t '>ta) through the Yucatan Channel about 12.45 pm , wath confanna· and into the Gulf. lion CODUJli back from the sb.ap 30 Anti··rab1· es Cuban authorities evacuated minutes later. Wood said. 200,000 people and 46,000 cows in ·~Everything is still workt.og," seven provinces because of the Wood said , "but we had to tum off ... torm the transmitter to keep the rad.Jo Clinic Set Prensa Latina. the Cuban channels clear " ni·v.., Jgcnc). reported that l\J . Scac•ntL"iL'> prt'd1cted th<• Viking lt·n batten-<! Cuba':. Isla de la I v.ould run out of cold attJtud• In V aJJey /11 81U1Ylaries .Ju\t•ntud. the "!~land or Youth" controlgasJuly23, ·g1vcortakea ., rlr1-.1• to lh•· 1'17!• llll hudgct of S20 m ti l11>n F1•r 1111• thin~· llw d1,tr1N rt· 1.1 iri., SX#ili '«:, 1n !Pft <1\ 1·r fund.-. fr11m l'.fi''I >111 lo utilize in cxpen 1!1tun-.. thi.. \f•,ir \lthouJ;?h lht.• district ., enroll mt.•nl hJ.., dropµ.>d . fC'd~r.al fund- ing n •maant:d !>ldblt>. and the dll>- tnct 's st.ate and local fuoding increased, M.s Brown said. The new budget includes a 7 percent salar y increase for l• .1t•hf>r. and an R 1>errent ra1w ' r n .in ·~ • m1·nt J>1'r >onnel Thl r Hl ! .. r 11f d1..,tn1 t em plu) t'1'S ri" • •'I\ in.: thv'•' ,,tlarac•.., howt•ver. h.1 !> d1·1 lm•~l \h Hro"' n said O' furmt•rl\ callt•d the Is le or Pmes. \4{'Ckorso,"WOOd saad An Jnt1 rah1t•<, \ J('C-I0:1t1on The ov.ner of a F ountain :rn mil; . ., off Cuba., western rlm1c ror dog:. v.111 be held from Ab/xJtt Given \'alley Jev.elr~ !>hop v.a., arr1-:.t , oa-.t, ruining catru.'> and tobacco Fro• p~ 1\ J 7 to 8 JO pm. Tuesda>, Aug 19 1•d on thargcs of rece1 v1ng :.lolcn 1 rop:-. in Fount.atn Valley. I:'___. property and threr Juveniles TOWER The cllruc will be at the Foun-£4X,,1,efl.SWll were arrested at the st·enl' on There was no word of any • • • tam Valley Recreation Center at c-harges of related burglane:.. < a s ual t 1es o n the is land , Brookhurst Street and He ll Thl' l'Ontract of lfuntmgton poltcerePorted .illhouJth 1t was reported heightvariance requestedbythe Avenue. Bt:aC'h L'ruon High School Dis- Poh ce arrested Will.am F l'r<>wdcd walh 25,000 high school developer. The C061 for vacc1nat1ons ts S3 tril·t Sul>('rintendent Frank J . lie admiL" he failed to m ention Bulher. 35. at his Gold 'N Silver student:. from Third World coun-Dan Morton. third vice pres•· a d og. Vetennanans from th<' Abhotl ha..., been extended two 11 was a marked Police unit that ~hop, 18850 Brookhurst St at tries studying on scholarships. dent of the chamber. also noted Southern Callforn1a Vetennary , car~ b)' d1stnct trustees. he was about to tow ll 30 am. Wednesday. Bulher that several other larRe un· Medical Assoc1at.Jon v.111 donate Abbott. 49, has been s upenn- After backing up lo the car had JUSt puchased gold Jewelry If a1t1 suffered the g reatest developed parcels are located in their lime. ll·ndent of the district since 1975. and unhooking the c:hains, Sidur from an undercover officer who number of casuaJtaes -41 -the central part of the city He All dogs arc required by law llas ::.Jlan. at S.50.082 wasn't in· saad he lighted a cigarette and told h1m at was stolen m Los when Allen struck Tuesday. ln said some residents fear that ap· to receive vaccmalJons against crea::.t.'<i along wath the extension awaited a respQnse · Angeles. according to Detective the Donurucan Repubuc. which proval of Pacific Mutual's 14· rabies b) lhe time they are four g ranted Tuesday night. His pr-e- Within minutes, 10 police cars Bob Mosely. shares with Haili the island of story building might make at dJf· months old. A val ad vaccmallon \ iou:. contract ran through 1982. converged on the scene and Three male Juveniles amved Has pamola. three people were ficult for the city to deny other certificate as needed to get a dog The h1gh !>chool district has S idur was handcuffed and at the shop during the arrest. reported lulled. downtown high-n ses hcen.se -.1x high schools and 18.SOO stu- hau)ed off to 1a1l. Mosely said. and police re· Pacific Mutual Is expected to Vaccinations are good for JO denL.., ··There has been a long sland· cognazed them as suspect..s 111 re In J a maJca. tut Wednesday, make a decision on wathdrawmg months , J o· 1.ng problem down there an th.as cent burglanes The youlhs had there we re eight deaths. anclud· or redesigning •ts project pnor Don Mahan. a spokesman for Smn~t>r ae~ area and Mr. Sidur was swept stolen Jewelry an their pockets, ang five people tossed into 20-foot to an Aug 20 study session the velennary assoc1al1on. sa1d MIAMI 1 A P l A IQth smu into. an actiVJty that may have Mosel) scud sea~ whipped by 100-mile-an-scheduled with the city's Plan dog ov.11ers should keep the 1m 1 • has d ed in Dade Coun~\' eemed humorous or funny but Police charged the Fount.am hour winds. ln St. Lucia, 16.. were ning Commlssi~n . munazalloru. up Lo date because ~r!;r I~ of k arket.s of cocame .-ould have ended in a near dls· Valley teens with four recent killed and an nearby Dontinlca, The company s parcel ts local· some wild arumals -particular-he had <1v.all~v.l'<J r lured 1 u(er ." admonis hed Judge burg lanes. Mosely said Two of one person was missing and ed on the southeast comer of~ b bats and. ~k~nks,-;:-.~ca!/"-., ~~-i"'~"'O~fl 'V,'~..t·~Jt~-~·~ ;, ... , W~b->~:ean~.m9:ngh;"-~..11 .. JA\!m a~e,.)~.~~~r.1§.L'l . .,!.~'1'\!~~-· ;_:, .. -~.,.~~a ed:_~vt;n~j,j~~~ >-i'~n,..~~~f'~'t"'('~~l\x:lminH\'M11r~'f:i\r.,-.. ~ -· .J.·,-;<I.,~\~ .,,,, ... •, ~· ''-,•f1,•A• 'l,.\. ''"?-i_).;;tL__~ \) 0 ... ,. '--·~.,ty"'j' llt"J -.'.<. ... ~ ,,, ~-""4 .1 ' "• l '.,.: --·---_-,..,,.'\.: • • 41-. --• i' '-I ••• "' .. , "'. -..-:~:_· :::::::.·::.:.:.::..___:__.:_:, _ _:____: __________________ _ ORANGE COAST H I DAILY PILOT ._.. .. _ ... -·~··"""~ ........ '"'". °"'" v"•...,•\""'9ftt •""O.....,.~ -~fl .... , ..... ~··"""_ .... , .... a...-. .. ..-.. --..... ...... --· 0t"':: c.9:::: , ..... .._.._Oii .. tldl 0Mct · --· ,·i.1f~ac~~ .......,._n• ~o ... ,._ OMMt "-........ , ... c-.. .......... c--•Mtl ... ...... T 111,._(114)...al1 e t•e:HCI ... ,.__..Or_ C:-fo-o-t~ ... , . ... ~~~ .. -=...:: ...... ~,. -· -. = ........... _ ... _ ... __ _ -· """ 'C .r;::-..,);. ~" \;". _•':':"-;:' ·::: """ •• SOUTH COAST PLAZA .. COSTA MESA PRIMA SUEDE SPORT COAT~ BY PAUL REt-E (711) 540-1502 n • Irvine EDITION \'our llomc-Co•1n Dail~ Ne•·spap_.r TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Texas B r aces Hurricane Allen Nears Coast .. .. ' ,.,..,, ....... MERIDA, Mexico CAP) -Hur· ricane Allen roared today toward the Texas coast. less than 500 miles away. gathering strength from warm Gill! of Mexico waters after hitting Caribbean islands where reports from devastated a reas boosted the death toll to at least87. The U.S. National Weather Service issued a hurricane wam· in g and forecasters said the storm. expected lo pick up speed. could send hurricane-force winds slamming into the Texas coast from Corpus Christi to Brownsville on Saturday. When the w~g was issued. Allen was locate<J ~ar 23.8 north latitude and 91.4 west longitude - some 420 miles east-southeast of Hotels ' PlaTl3 Progress The Koll Co. is moving ahead with plans to build two 500-room hotels near John Wayne Airport. One will be in Irvine and the other in Newport Beach. =Vokano'• at it Again The firm has leased 31 acres from Parker·Hanni!in Corp at the southeast corner or Von Karman Avenue and Michelson Drive in Irvine that is presently zoned for light-industrial de· velopment. Koll Co. officials want the city to rezone the property so that a hotel can be built there. The company also plans to build three lo..tory offlce b11Udings on the aite. P lumes of steam and ash pour from Mount St. Helens in Washington as the volcano spouted off again Thursday afternoon. No damage was reported in areas nearby, but residents were getting ready for another ash fall. <See story on Page A4). The a rchit ectural firm of ·:SD8pect Held Delivery Delayed On 'Quiet' Jet,s Albert C. MarUn & Associates bas been hired by the Koll Co. to design the entire projeet. Meanwhile, tbe Koll Co. ls cir cwating an environmental impact report for another 500- room hotel, planned for Koll Cent.er Newport. . In Shooting Of Ya ch tsman That proposed hotel was the subject of a lawsuit when the HONOLULU <AP> -Rudy The Federal Aviation Ad · Wayne Airport next Thursday Koll Co. s ued the City of Miller, 39, has been charged ministratio n r eports that for Orange County Supervisors Newport Beach for adoptmg a with attempted murder in the certification of the aircraft and officials or cities surround· gener al plan amendment whkh Brownsville and traveling west· northwest at 8 mph. packing winds up to 145 mph, the weather serv1cesa1d Hurncane force winds ex· tended outward 75 miles to the north and 50 mile:. to the south. Gale for ce winds extended out· ward 200 miles to the north and 100 m1les lothesouth. The wealht r service wamed small craft from the mouth or the M1ss1ss1pp1 river westward to the Me xican Gu lf C'Oast. mcludmg the . Yucatan Pemnsula and around extremt' w~tern Cu ha, to '\lay in port Gale "'amingi. \\ere disc-on· tinued an the Florida Kt'} s Offic1ahonSouth Padre Island, Texai.. began not1f} 1ng rtsort hotels shortly to evacuate gu~ts Across the causeway in Port Isabel. the ci ty had busts ready to take people to Harlingen. 40 milt:. ml and. T exa s authorities planned sessions today w 1th represen- tat1vei. of 35 federal and volun· teer relief agcnt ll·'> that would go into emer genry artlon 1r tht.- storm hit 'rhoui.ands of Gulf Coast homeowne r') ~tock ed up on candle~. food and pl; wo<KI to hammer d o wn "'1ndows. Hosp1tab boo:.ted orders for bot· ti ed W<Jtc•r and Rt•d (.'Tf><,'> and Salvation Army off11•ials pre pared relief center-. and plac-cd worker., on alert . IStt ALl.E:"J. Pa~e A2) ------------------- shooting of veteran West Coast hoped to reduce jet noise at John ing the airport. effectively prohibited the build· -yachtsman Fritz Johnson during Wayne Airport will be delayed Orange County-based Air ing of the hotel. a dispute involving a pool game until al least Aug. 18. California has ordered four of The suit was settled out-of- at a downtown bar here early ln a published notice. FAA the new aircraft. court earlier this year when a Wednesday. said jt is awaiting results of A spokesman for McDonnell council majority was elected in BaH ror Miller. who reportedly more DC-9-80 rught tests and an Douglas Corp. in Long Beach Newport Beach that is generally worked as a bartender in (he evaluation or whether the plane said last month that· the r egarded as more pro· Ca B Tia• 9 area, was set at $20.ooo Thurs· should seat two or three crew certification problems and parts development than the former noe eat IS• day, police said. members in its cockpit. shortage will delay delivery of council. Johnson, 32. co-owner and A de monstration of the theplanesintoearly 1981. Both hotel plans will have to skipper of the 72-foot racing aircrart is scheduled at John Thursday's demonstration. to go before planning commissions sloop Windward Passage, was be staged by the manufacturer and city councils. reported in stable condition at Man I • d and Rep. Robert E. Badbam, R· Tim Strader. senior vice presi- Queen 's Medical Center here ll lllre Newport Beach , will feature a dent of the firm. said there is a with a bullet wound in the ab-'.J takeoff. fly-by and landJng. definite need for the new hotels domen. Cri all Th at demonstration is to in the area. Johnson's skill at the pool ta· • liC y follow the takeoff of a Boeing 737 Another spokesman for the ble where he defeated several which Air California now company pointed to the general local men apparently angered operates out of the airport and commercial, industrial and res· Demonstrating they could paddle their O\l.n canoes the fastest in the D1snevland women's d1ns1on r.we toda' are members of the ~t vla r :\1a1dens. Alexa Cor lx'll of Glendale . left. and Tall) ·Briggs. team captam. of Irvine. Iranian Youth Held them. detectives said. Jn Accid ent considers to be six times noisier idential growt h trend or the 0._ne of the me n pulled a . than the DC-9 hybrid. Irvine area and Newport Beach ~ bandgllll, shot Johnson and fled, ~.26-yea~~ld Irvme man was The· Super 80 h ad been area as the reason why \}le new In M· ' Sh 1• :i~~~~~iif;J;·~··r.i~~~~:~i .. ~~~~;~~~;~i~~~;.~·~:;·~~i;~~,'~~~rv;n .. ,,_,,. ;, ,~ ?~~"~'"'> . ~? ,~·:; Waipahu, about 15 miles from Real area, skldd~ore t an ~administrator ·Lanhome ptng mill in t (rjan~e ol~· 0rn.~~r-ejtcf 'lranalm yo\'ith ~e re placea irt Aibcrt Sitton Honolulu. . 40Q feet an~ she~red off a fire Bond has indicated the aircraft bounded by the Santa Ana. San who shot and killed b.Js mother Home Windward Passage, here from bydr~t. pol~ce sa1d.. will~ certified'fo~ a two-pe~ Diego and Laguna freeways is v.:hile trying to convinC'e her his Members/Of the family, H art its bomeport of PortJand, Ore., . Police officers said they ar· cockpit. but the Air Line Pilots another factor leading to the rifle was unloaded was bemg said. are Ira ni an nationals hvmg for the Pan Am Clipper Cup r:ived on the scene at 1 :05 a.m. to Association is pushin g for a hotels, be said. held m Orange County Juvenile m the nited StatE>s on visas. Yacht Series, won its third fmd Joseph .Nicholas Hartnett of three-man crew. Hall today as 1nvest1gation or The woman's husband 1s in Iran strai ght 30·mile Olympic No. ? Herita.ge s lumped un-Air Californ ia will .seat Fall Kills Woman the incident continued. Hart said. , ' triangle r ace Thursday with conscious behind, the wheel. of between 154 and 162 passengers Orange County Sheriff's ·-~}!~~~'*~~f,fr~·~!~:!'l~a~s~n ~O~~h1ch . 1 in their new al~craf\.1,'1~ . o:~ <APltor.f;:~:J~~.. ~e partmen;~:1~o~~~l~n tLt. Newport Ha rbor in Newpo~e H~g~ 1\pah~~ir. -~W~~ .. ~'"*' . ~l-l~~~y1en--~ .... ~Yf~ Beach. on Walnut Avenue .. -Water was The airline's 737s carry U9 day when her parachute !~ed whether t hey will seek a gushing 30 reel bagh from a .-Ssengers. to open, Yolo County autborities manslaughter complaint against New .Buyers ' Join in Heavy Stock Gains NEW YORK (AP) -Stocks rose sharply again in heavy trad· ma today t picking up where they )ell off in Thunday'a powerful ad· vance. The Dow Jones averaee of 30 industrials, which closed Tbun- day at tta hl&best level in ~ 1'41 yean, Jumped another. t .13 point.I in tbe tint four boan of lradiq, but fell to 4.44 poiDtl abeadolts5.38afterfour boun. broken fire hydrant in front ol said. Kaveh Hannan!, of 21671 Cone· the ap.artment complex. jos, Mission VieJo. Pohce trafftc S1t. Robert ~ _ Kredel said the car went into a Jrar( sa.td the youtlt tolcf blS sideways skid after it hurtled mother Zahara Hannanl1 45, that westbound into an S.curve on the gun was unloaaed and Walnut Aven'"' near the Austin proveitpointedlheweapon atber intersectioo. A 35 mph sign is and pulled lbe trigger. postednearthetlgbtcurve. ~---r I.or $125 .; .. 7'.TPJIWll)rf Mrs. Hannan l. died from The car was traveling more ..,Ullle J • w• l "'~-r-' wounds a short time later at than 55 mph when it went out of A ca.-1 -ho bi'Jls bi-·-'• a .. ~ • ..._ Great was Missioo Community Hospital. control, Kredel said. ~ ... UCICU ~ wa Hart said the youth has been Hartnett was alone in t.he car. granted a use permit Thursday to open a restaurant in firing the gun in the back yard No other automobiles were in· Newport Beach that will cat.er to 20 diDen a m,ht et $125 at his residence prior to the fatal each. , .... Thund nin volved and he was the only Ro'--CuUty, his re-' n·-, told tbe cltv p1 .... ,...... shoot..... ay eve ~· person injured. '~ .. ._.., ~ __...... Hart said• the invesllgation Tbe car was totaled. County Comm.luion Thursday be hopes to have bis restaurant was hampered wb~ other !ami· firefighters repaired the hydrant open in six months in what ll now a wuebouae on the b members aod friends ol the after Hartnett wu taken to San. Balboa Pallnaula. vtctim became emotioaaJJy up- ta Ana-Tustin Community Cullty, who bragged "there \a .i, _. Robert the aet and attempted to prevent of. Hospital where be remained in Great," said be bas run similar opentlonl in otber .,.,u ricers from collectlnc lnforma· critical condition ..... , mornino. of the world but hu decided to MUie don bl Newport Uon. "'" • Beach. Hla establishment will ftttlntlY be called Robert the An J.8.year·old brother of the Great's. yo&Jlh, Kanchi Hannan!, and a -CUilty'a architect, Ed s.ncts of Corona del Mar, said friend, AMa Ahmadi, 30. were ~ • .,. •• .-.» -. 41-, ~ Je • .._. ~. / .boo Jiit.o Orance Co\U\ty JaU medievaJ refectory and Cuilty wlJJ do&IT ot the cooking in -'Oft"' of inlerferin1 W«1' • · front of a lar1e open-pit rlre. Police officer. Weather Fair through Saturday except for nighl and early morning low clouds. Lows tonight 58 at the beaches to 68 inland. Highs Satur· day 70s to near 90. I SIDIE TODA 't'' Fetlmg melancholy' Coun · lry mimc m Irvine's Hentage Park tomght U11U cho.nge your mood. Page Cl. All ol the patrolll wUl be delivered to the restaurant in Hart •"!'d two daughters of the .umousAnes, Sanda aaid. J .,.._ "-<..-stain woman. a~es 10 and 13. ._ _________ _ ' t. -.. .........._. ---·------.. - • 1U DAil. Y PtLOT ..-----JVST BREAKING--......... tat...., tr.. ..... ,_.._, nsth '..._ ... .,., ... _ ... ..., ... Judge F acea Prison Over FlJVOn 1or Sex :· AKRON. Obao (AP) -,..._ Sj•mil Cout1 Prob&~ .Jud&fl JamN V a.fllliu&.o •M .....cid today to one to 10 yean lO prttoa for lu.s convtCUOO • dw'IH Commoa PIH• J\141• Geor1• McM0011le untenced ·Barbuto to ~uneftl _.,...ti OM to 10 ~an fOf' lntJmldaUon, one to nv. yean ror ~ 11aul imSJC*Uoa and to days e.ach . f or l WO eowtla ol denllJ~ of clutJ · Barbuto. ~. wu eoaYicted Jaa• lS ol Olle count or lnUmlda- tioo and one charp ol..,.. MIUal impoaluon an r • tnal in wb1cb a number ol llWOalee teaUl•ed lbat be dll~nsed "leniency ln Judtctal m tten and other ravon an retum for 5U 8oth wu felony conv\ctJOC\S He pleaded pllty JWlt 20 to two mlade mHOOC' counts ol derel ctJon ol duty stemming from a probe ol Hlegal tuns •Illar·~ I' a. E• •IW LONDON <AP> Tbe U.S. dollar scored gains agamst most key EW'Opt'an currencies in f0tt1gn exchange trading today, and advanced against the Japanese yen for the first lJme m !ave trading sessions. ~ l•J~ 3 Fln-flfllat~ FA,LLSVALE CAP> -Three firefighters were lQJured by rolling boulders as t.hey batUed a lOC>-acre brush flre high m the San Bemardmo Mountains. tbe US. Forest Service said today. Firefighters had no est1maU! of when they would contain the (1re. which '48S burrung out or control near the 10,000-foot level or Dodd's Peak. in the San Gorgoruo Wilderness Area about 85 miles east of Los Angeles. \°oka•o SfWM'• A•otlter Pl.,_.. VANCOUVER. Wash. CAP> -Mount St. Helens shot another plume of steam and ash skyward today in a new "pulse" Crom the \·otcano, continUlllg the activity that began with Thursday's eruption. (Earlier swry, A4) Steam and ash reached an altitude of 12,000 feel m the pulse. wtuch occurred at 9:35 a.m., said Don Faulkner or the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The pulse -_a brief blast that is not strong enough to be COO · s1dered an erupLion -lasted 30 seconds and subsided he sa1d The plume contained some ash m the steam ~nd dnfted west·northwest. he said. mark Co~ Role Ordft-H WASHJNGTON CAP> -President Carter ordered the federaJ government today to effect a significant increase in the part1c1patJon or the nation's 100 black colleges in federal pro- grams. • He said the executive order was aimed at overcoming the effect or dlscnmination and strengtherung the ability of black colleges to pro,;de quality education. LB Faces Culoff Of Housing Grams Laguna Beach may lose SISJ.000 in federaJ funding if city officials cannot come up with an ac-eeptable plan for low and moderate income housing by Aug. 31 D1 rec tly affected by the threatened cutoff are sewer im· provements at Sarah Thurston Park and the city's housing re- habihtatJoo program. On July 21 the Orange County Housin g and Community Development d1v1sion informed Laguna Beach administrators that the federal department of Hous ing and Urban Develop. ment was placing a condition on the county's receiving Housing and Community De velopment block grant funds. The notice from HUD said "no funds shall be obligated or ex· pended for projects. in LagWla Beach until the city submits an implementation plan. including ti metables. for the construction of rental housing for low and moderate income households." The notice also said if a plan was not submitted by Aug. 31. 1980. the county would give the mo ney to other cities partic1pat· m~ in the block grant program. The City Council has dtrttted Caty Manager Ken Frank w ask HUD to extend its deadline to Oct 31 The council IA 111 meet an special session on Aug 29 to dis· cuss ways of complying with the HUD mandate Viking Voice • Dies m Space PASADENA CAP> -The Vik- ing I orbiter hurunoutoffuel and cun no longer contact Earth as it beilOS Its 7S-year tumble toward tbesurlaceofMars S<•1entist.s who cut off its radio Mgnal Thursday say the Viking m&bi.1on's last ga.sp marks the end of "the most exciung decade in the history of s pace exploration ... Wht>n the orbiter ran out of stab11.lz.atioo gas Thursda)'. scien· tLSt$ were forced to shut its radio transautter to prevent phantom signals from interfering with Delegates Of Carter 'Faithful' NEW YORK <AP> -An over· whelming majority of President Carter's delegates are sticking with him despite the campaign to "open" the Democratic Na· tional Convention whkh opens here Monday. according to an Associated Press survey. Based on interviews the past '4 eek with 2.889 or the 3,383 del- CAMPAIGNS DRAWING TO A CLOSE -A4 egates. the survey found 87.5 percent or Carter 's delegates support a proposed rule which would require delegates to vote for the presidential candidate they supported m the primaries and caucuses And even 1( the con\·entioo is opened to allow delegates to vote as they please. 95 5 percent of Carter's delegates would still vote for tum as the party's pres· 1dent1al nominee. Amon$ delegates pledged to Sen Edward M Kennedy, D· ~1 ass .. 97 percent support rum on efforts to block the loyalty rule. which already has been ap- proved by the convention's rules committee and comes before the full convention for adoption along with other floor rules Mon-day. _ The survey showed almost no erosion of Kennedy support lf the convention 1s throv.'Tl open· ~ 7 of his delegates s aid tney s till would vote for Kenned)' even 1( they are released. Kennedy's hopes for the pres- 1dent1al nommation rest heavi· ly on the rule fight. since Carter has well O\'er the 1.666 delegate votes needed for nommation If he can hold them in line. The AP count shows Carter has 1.985 6 delegate \•Otes for Carter and l.234.4 for Kennedv. "1th 111 uncommitted. - The delegate survey reflects s imilar findings in a June poll which also showed little support among Carter delegates for the open convention movement be- olber •P9cecratt. Jet Propulaion La boratory spokesman Alan Woodaald. "It marts the end of an era." said Wood. "This is the formal end ol the Viking proJect and. really. it's the end of the '705 ror space ex:p&oraUoo. "We're looting at a long, dry period oow." Wood said. The Viking I orbiter transmitted its last pictures ol Mars on Tuesday. but fundin.gdif. ficulties and a low priority could me.an a delay ol several weeks before the pboto6 can be proc· essed. Wood said. Viking l 's lander remainsoa the surface of Mars. where it set down July 20.1976. ft is expected to coo· tinue transmitting weather data and one picture a Wffk to earth for 10 more years. The Viking 11 lander quit working four months ago. The Last set o( pictures from Mars ·•isn't expected to turn up anythinJi? surprising ... Wood said. ··we've been looking at Mars since 1964." Viking I and II between them have sent 51.539 televisioo·type pictures ol the froun dHert sur- f ace ol Mars. Costs of p~ing the pictures run into several thousand dollars per batch, Wood said. Tbe four.year Viking m!ssloo bas provided "very exciting. very historical" data about the Red Planet through transmissions from two orbiters and two land- ers. Wood said . Viking I was on its 1.489th orbit of Earth's nearest planetary neighbor when JPL scieotJsts sent the computer command or- dering the satellite to turn off the radio. Tbe command went out at about 12·45 p.m .. with confu-ma. tion coming back from the sh.lp JO minut.eslater Woodsa1d ·· Everytlung 1s still working." Wood said. "but we had to tum off the transmitter w keep the radw channelsclear .. Scaent.JsLc; prc.'d1 c·tc-d thC' \"1k1nc I \\Ould run out of cold atutud1· controlgasJuJy23. · g1\cortaked '4 eek or so.·· Wood said The orbiter had operated ) ears beyond its expected life span. Wood said. and it ouUasted its sis· lersbip Vilung IJ by two years "It really outran its '4 arrant) ... hesa1d. Viktng I. '4h1ch arn\ ed dl Mars on June 19. &.976. ~111 continue or- biting the planet for al least 75 ~ ean. before c rashing to the '>Ur faceof ~ars. Wood sa1d or about j()() people worltmg ha rd core. 100 percl'nt of the1 r time de,ot(-d ·to the \'1kmg proJ ect "hen at began four ~ e;:irs ago. .. only about 25 people .. \lo e~ left for the ftnal contact Thursday. Wood said. · ··1t was sad.·· he said. "I Uunk they had some kmd o r farewell party for 1t or something. It 's the endofanera ltreallyas.'· Tapes Erase Sought by Irvine Clerk City Planner Kyle Butt.erwtck mg pushed b) Kennedy backers said there are up to 10 possible and others opposed to Carter's ~ 24, Killed lifting Weights sites in Laguna Beach unoer renomination or who claim a PLEASANTVILLE. Pa. CAP> consideration for low·income closed convention would di\;de -A man WUng weights in his housing the party home died when a 75·pound Audio tape recordings of every barbelJ apparenUy slapped and lrnneat)Counc1lmeeting smce Three of these are the Relief OD Way fractured his neck. authontJes Dec 28. 1971 are stored m three municipal parking lot on Glen· said. drawers or a four-drawer Ctlmg neyre Street south of Forest WASHINGTON <API -The Floyd McCrea, 24. was aµ. cabanetmtheC1tyClerk'somce. Avenue. the city sewer treat· Defense Department is sending parenUy performing the bench City Clerk Nanc) C Rowland ment plant land adjacent to City disaster rel.le! h~lp to the bur-press. a weaghth!ung exercise m wants to erase the majority of the Hall and part of the Sycamore r~a.ne-ray~ged 1slan~s of St. which the Jilter lies on his back CMily ~''-' _..., G..-y ._.... Sands of Ti111e (Gone By) After three years or expen ence. Enc D1etlein. 15 . has become an expert in bwld.mg ~and castles. Although this replica represents centunes·gone by. at onl y took the Carson City resident four hours to build on the beach on Balboa Island Fro•P~AI lnsurance companies ~ent tn teams to handle those 14ho could be d 1splaced and oat com paruf's evacuated '.? 5/)() 14 0rlt Pr. frnm offs horP rig.., Jnr1 produrt111n pl.itform..., ,.\ II t' n bu ff,. t • • d \I • ~ 1 • .. r,., rlht•rn Yut J' ., n I'• fl• r \ .... "1th Ill) mtl1 •. m l•••ur " r •i n<l 15 fnot IA J\t .... l»~r OJ\ t.iut l JU"t:d no 1nJur11 • ~ -~nriu-. damag~. go\ t•mm1:nl CJlf1u.i1'> said Mexico declared a s tale M emergency on the peninsula " eastern ::.1de dnd Red Cro'- authonues mot1 h zed rehe.< P'{ forts 'Thousands of people Oed the storm, mcludang 5,000 in Cancun. the lush rt.'sort nn tht Yuc.tlan ma1nl<.1n<l .... r .... •~· r. CozumE'I Smc-e brt-oming ,, hurn Jnt: ~1 onda' near the *'J'lt'm c .. nb bt.•3n L~land of . l 1 Jc lJ \''•·n has follOIA l-d d i, ...... 11 J lh \H ... l north1Aest routt-in 1lc; · de<.tdl~ • • • JOU rnt-' ac~c; the Caribbean. throui.:h lhe Yucc1tan Channel .rnc1 inlo tht• Gulf < "uh .. in JUthorit1e-. evacuated :.•w 110'> 1J4o()µl1· and 4~ 1)1)() tows m .... ,., «n prn\ lrl•:t.·" lwt·Juse of the -.iurm l'ri·n ~ j L.111n.J th•· C'uban ·, ' "·. r' . r• J1<Jrt"<1 that l\l , n ti.ill• ro..-1 Cub .. .., !'>la dc1 IJ lU\ i·ntud thf' l'>l and or Youth"' '• rm\·rl\ l .. lied lht! !~le of Puws. 311 m tit>~ off Cuba s western lOast. rwrun~ citrus and tobaCC1J trOP'> Then· IA J::. no v.ord or any lJ 'UJ!tat· .... 11n t hP •~land , .. Ith 1u~h 1t v.J ,., reporte d c rov. ded wtth 25,000 high school -.1 udent.<1 from Third World coon· • • • -.lud' 1ng on <>cholarsh1ps 1 t • 11 -.utfen..d the ~realest . .r: t. r or l 3 ... ualliec; -41 - "I• n \!kn -.tru< k Tue-;da' In • tw U<J1run1t .in Republic. ~tuch -.h ar~ IA 1th Ha1t1 the island or ll1 ... µJnt0IJ three people v.ere n ·portl.-d lo..sllt-d Stop the Press Umada Pen Loses Pen BOWDE!\'. Alberta 'AP> The Parallax. the prisoners' month!) ne'llospap('r at Bo-..den lns tatute. may mass its press deadline thu. month It!. editor es caped. Randy Warren J ohnson. 20. of Calgary was reported missing at the medium s«unt~ penatentJary Thursday, jUSl after he v.ent lo '40rk on the nev.s paper. A spokesman said Johnson had a gate pass and was on his IA a} to the mamtenance shop '4 hen an officer 's car was stolen m the 1ns1Jtute's parkmg lot Jo~ was sentenced in Calgar} an September to five years after being conv1cled on fl\'e counts of tapes She as ~king Caty Council Halls property. Lucia. Haiti and Jamaica. and pushes the weight up awa~ ~ . app~al to ~o so.,She says piat . . from tus ~l. . ~:;;;::;~~;::=~;;==:;~~~;::::i"'-:;;:;:~~~~~\ ¥t-.;"Yt~.,.~-~~.r.h:~:; ~J}>I~ ::r4\''1t~i--:·,t."-t.J fy., ·~~~.1 · ~ ~11\.~ .. '-· ~,1, .,, ... ~t·~· ~~, .. ,.~:,:.,ii•..\'~ 'l'!',t/f;)"*(:c:o',~ ~~--;;. ~J. S't'?4te g'overnment codes re-• · ------------------------------------------ possession o( stolep propert) quire "lb.al the tapes going back 1t wo years must be available. The other tapes apparently can legal· y be destroyed. • Ms . Rowland said that she •quid first survey the tapes for istorical. legal and current in-~est before she erases ltlem. :-The City Council is to consider ~~~: ~,:;~~~~~"~~'f!~~ .... ~- .. _ DAILY PILOT ,_ °'-c-O.•• -··"' -· .. , ............ fillllw\.......,,.t r\ ............... ,,.., Ot-CM'4 ....... ,,..... ~ s.--,..l ....... --~ ........... ,,.,..... ,:,. ... .., ... , .... _..._ ..... "_....., ::C~"~:= :•~ r':.;.;;.:. ~=-,! --'-'-... -~ .. "" ---~ ... -.. "" ............ ~'"'· "0 ..... (A .. -c.i ........ .,... .. _ .. _ """~-""~"""" ,.o. ~ ftlt<*""""•lllil'~c..-...... ~ "-•11-...... ~ ........... ............ 1.- o.-.• .... ....__1.•w , .... .._. (714)....., o n ....... ,. ... 1Ga11 --~ SOOTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA (71 4) 540-1502 BUSINESS I Sl U\;I'\~ Friday' 11 a.m. (PDT) P..t . ' NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS ~--._ .. _,.,..,.,._ • .,_..,.__, ~""· ""9W ~Otff'ell-CIMW..11 -11 • ~-• ...,,..,, _ .......... Auec ....... ~ '-""'"" ONten-111 .. l<WI ~. AUQutt 8. 1980 s OAIL V PILOT Jt 13 Hert% Claltns: Used Car's Cost Could be Bargain By MILTON MOSKOWITZ Who sel.15 the mosl cars? The ume company that rents the most can: Hert.i, a division or RCA. Hert.i seUs cars alter it's through rent.in& them . Last year it managed to sell rnore than 50.000 or lhem off 1.38 lou 1l 's operating acr oss the country. S111c-e it has bttome such a big seller of used cars. Hertz has also evolved into the unofficial staUstJcian of the bus iness. Every year it disgorges a mountain or inlorma· t1on on how used cars are sold The data underlines what a big business thls is. ln 1979. Amencans pa id $66 7 billion to buy 18 5 m1ll1on used cars The average pnce pcud $3.602 THE USED CAR MARKET, in terms of number of un its. is much bigger than the new car business. In 1979, Amencans bought 10.3 million new cars <eight m1Jllon domestic-built. 2.3 million 1mports1. Where are used ca rs bought? The Hertz data show that m ore than 40 percent are sold by the same people who sell new cars: franchised automobl.le dealers. In 1979 they ac· counted for 7.8 million of the 18.S million used cars sold After them "om e the pure used C'ar dealers -they sold J J m11l.1on Thc other 7 .4 mill.Ion was sold in pnvate sales -5.4 l'Il.lllion 1n sales to "strangers." two mtlhon in sale:. lo relatJves and fne.nds . What else do you \4 ant to know about the used car business" Here are some of Ole l!l.1tte r- an g stallslJcs gathered by Hertz In 1979 t h e t~p 1 cal u c;e d C'a r ,.I Money Tree purchased was an intermedlat.e s tied sedan 2.86 years old. dnven 29,090 miles. equipped w\th power opuoos and air C'Ond1t10ninj.? -A typical dom est!c passenger ca r has an average of thr~ owners dunng its hfet!me -BETWEEN 40 AND 45 percent of all r ar.. arl' ')tl)I on t he• road after 10 years of opera I.Jon . -Ry th<· 15th year only 5 percent of the vehicle<> of Jn~ model :-.. ar arP sttll runruilg -Th(· CIVt·ra gc used car purcb~ Lil 1979 from a n<:w rar dealer cost S4 .196. from a pure used car de ale r, $J,67H. and from a pnvate party < rnendor otheN ise >. $2,871. -Pnct'.'S go down. or C"OOrse. with the age of the car . In 1979 the car that was one year old with average m1lea~t! of 9.860 sold for $6..296. A one·year-0ld car v.·1th mileage of 13.220 went for SS.034. Two-year-0ld cars with mileage of 20 ,000 sold for $4.079. Cars ~ven years or older. v.1th mor1: tha n 66.000 miles oo the gauge. sold for Sl .01~ "Our research 1nd1e:ates that three out of four J\mcn can mot.onsts buy used cars as their pnmary form of transporta tion almost enll.rely because of the relative economy of tMst.> verucles." said Wilham Welty. a Hertz. 'l('t' president. in a statement that belabors the obvious. USED CARS ARE NOT only cheaper to buy but cheaper to operate than new ones Hertz points out that "<>very extra Sl.OOQ spent to buy any car costs an add.I· tlonal $595 in more 10terest. insurance and taxes over " thret>-year penod." At that rate. adds Hert.t. 1t may even pa) to buy a used bigcarralhert.hanasmall new car. Hertz has more than 250.000 cars and trucks Ill 1L' Oeet.s. Many o( these are b1g ('US. Aod they would l.dce to sell tMm to you. Hence their LO.t.eo.se interest in Ole used car business. Mhat Sto<>k• Did NLW ~K IAPI ~ I locwv , "' •II ~ .. ,, 1•• WHAT AM€X 010 NEW V01h , &Pt ~ I ,.,,.,_ Doti-~ ,_,_ .... "'9fl' -- Toa.oy >"" 21• 1H "" ,. s DAILY PILOT A,. DAIL y PILOT Friday August I. 1980 GENERAL NEWS Woman Skater , Faces Trial 'STEVENS POINT, WIS (AP> -0.l> te h r la•1•r'1 eomUtuUoaal t lalma. a Sttvtu Point WOGSIA mull face c...,._ ol rolMr alratlq ln I.ht ...... Clrcult Juell• Roben Jeaklm ~ wtth MftDM attornt'y JolMI lude \Mt :IMI 5'1cby . u . wu -...ct due prwea •Ma ticketed la1t month for vW.atq a dt¥ ontiftaace .,,,...t aklU01 oo • llrfft. The motion to diam &a tM tkht waa dt'nled, and the Judie-ae,bectl&J .. a p...c:riaJ conlettace Aua. \~. Jeolum aaad that the ontmance la reuon1bJe *•use roller kaUn1 ln \reet.I \bterferN with proper un of r o'4jw1y1 and u \nbe renlly d&Jllfl"OUI •'*-8111 Assembl y man Wllllom Fllunte . R O r et>nbrae . has U'llroduced a b ill he HY will p r t• v l' n l u Cu l l f o r niu "l.ov(' Canul '· The bUl, now In ro m m 1tl ec . wou ld prohibit bullding homes w1 thm 2,000 !ed o f huzurdoub wnste ilt>:> s..,..,ev s1ao.,. Older Women Face Joh Bias WASHINGTON <AP> -Ttfe number of older women l.n the workforce is Increasing, but dis· c rim1natlon a gainst the m re· m ains widespread. private study says Women 45 or older often are "segregat~ into dead·end JObs" with •little chance of ad\·:mce· m ent. according to a survey by .. Work ing Women." an or · ganaiation representing about 10,000 women primarily 10 ofhce JObS Ellen Cassedy. director for the organization's Washington of· fi ce. said while discrimination laws generally appear adequate, they a re not suUiclenlly en- forced. She said older women "face greater barriers in looklng for a Job" and many are afraid to leave low -paying Jobs "because they are rightly afraid of going on the JOb market after the age or 40 .. Al 40, women arc considered over the hill . denied promollons and tra1rung and arc underpaid and overlooked. said Ann Srruth, staff director or the women 's caucus In Congress. Mr s . Cassed y a lso urged changes In pension laws. saying most companies provide "in- adequate pension benefits for women." She said the survey. begun in Q.ctober. Included interviews with more than 200 women in 10 cities as well as discussions with federal regulatory off icials. She satd there are about 4 m11l 1on women over 45 in the workfor<'e , and one·lhtrd of those over 55 depend solely on their own income OUT THEY GO AT SAVINGS OF 10% to 72%. 2 DAY arehouse and WE'RE INSIDE OUT FOR THIS PRICE-SLASHING SALE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, AUG. 9&·10! SOME QUANTITIES LIMITED! MANY UNADVERTISED SPECIALS! STARTS 9 AM SATURDAY! Family Shoes All Bicycles 1/2 Price ·Twin Guard Tires Many sizes, colors •200.•1200 Bean bag chairs ...................... 14.88 ~P1s~E..t~.~~~· Ys to ¥2 off Reg. Price 4 oz. Yam Skein sac Sk• 4 Ply Acrylic/Poly 12,o/o OFF LOVELY WOMEN'S SANDALS Choose from a wade asMr t-4ss ment ofwomen's i;trippang i-;and~ils. Fur casuc.11 fol-.hion. REG. 17.97 1/2 OFF MEN'S COMFORT SHOES Ha!:' ny lon/cotton Auc>dcd 797 u pper!', man-madc> molded rubber bottoms. 07'h,l 1,12. REG. $15 1/20FF MEN'S COMFORT T-SHIRTS Choose from a wide assort-397 ment of Hang Ten' screen- print. shirts. In patterns. REG. $8 In stock models 10 to 30% off* • 10 speeds • 3 speeds • Boys', girls' competition boke~ •r~a l nr prlf'f' Gold/ Gold Filled •·int• J_.,u•lr~ 20%-50% off~:~ Diamonds 30% off Reg. Price Fine Jewelry 66% OFF MEN'S FINE DRESS SHIRT Hand1mme und t:omfort· 497 able short-slet:ved s hart. ... nf 100'( cotton. Wh1lt". pasu:ls. REG. $15 19so A75·13 Save $19-$25 • Two U>ugh ht-It' • T"o poly cord!l • Gia ~~ belted 112 Price On Sealy® Bedding 59.97 i;;: Regularly 119.91 $550FF MEN'S STYLISH 3-PC. SUIT Coordanat<•d Hport~at. ..... 3997 vci;ts und :-lack~ made nt polye~tcr. In na\'y, ~rr·~· REG. $95 1/2 OFF 1/2 OFF MEN'S FINE BOXER SHORTS LOVELY l 4K GOLD AMU~ET Men'scomfortably tapered 13 7 Bcaut1fullv dc~ai.cned und 7so boxeri.horti-..Softandcom· t:xpertl~ crafted &t~ lc·:- ple te ly machine wash . REG. 2.75 Ell•(!ant fa li h1on ac'Cl'nl~ REG. $15 1/2 OFF MEN'S FINE NYLON SOCKS Soft and comfortable nv· 49c lon sockH a re complete\y mach ine washable. 81zcs. REG. 99c lloust·warrs . ' . SPECIAL SINGLE-TRAY TACKLE BOX One-tr ay t ackle box hv 222 Plano '. Durab ly hullt. Crt>al fo r all fis h1n ~. Stnt·o & T. \ . Ot·pt. . . . t • r. .. -~ Special. Scott k,) paper towels. 2 ~$1 •VIVA• NAPKINS ....... 58c EA. •SCOTT BATH TISSUE ... 4/78c SPECIAL CAMP SURVIVAL KNIFE Pt·rlect for a ll c.1mp1n~ $4 11nd h11t 1-put·k OUlllH! ..... f{ugi.:t'<.i .rnd long-la .. 1111g SPECIAL SPALDING® RACKET Hacquelball racquet from 997 Spaldtn~11 ~fade of rugged a luminum H1 1: Value SPECIAL HANDSOME SLEEPER-SOFA Comforta~le a~ Wt>l I as 24997 practical f rne·sleepe~ by na~h t and sofa:> by d ay Sportin~ (,oo<h 0.-pl. · · Asst. Sbi.rts .................. $1·$7 ea. All Discontinued Flatw.are ...... ,, orr 6 only-Single Side Band ce ' ' All Ska~ Brua.nls..&~ ·y, :it '1 ·''~"'~"It I Fashion Jeans .............. 10.91 ea. All Discontinued C~kware ,. '~·'-Ii off• i\.~!\~S· !~ln,·:i ·'~.\ .. l d 'li'_ ~~~{) ""\~v,~.~'!;';<,~'-Jt~\:W.;>."~'.~'. .·~-ot~ * ,.. t• ·"' -s;:~~~· -v ,,,u --. -v.Jt~i'i:ea •. -"t: tk,~ i#t~~~\J!lm~ ~· ·::--'3,.• ~ .,.~.,,i~ ~ ~ ~ .,. :1~'0lli~ -a1i.ama ~nnt'mOUhi ·•• -All Disrontlnued A \ . ,_ _... (. •' 'f!.I., ~t'4'~'f~ .~; .. lii.i.t:,;t,ii1 Ill. .. : ~·" ,,,,_ .~~l't·-~ ~. ""d-. ff• c ;'(I . -JO•< :\,· '. ~.: ...... ~. : • .. • ·"' ·e.. -n uuseoatm cu pr a s .... 111. 't:t 0 om pare at 7 .99 ........ Now 7k ea. . Luggage .................... I z orr'O '' WlDCl Breai.ers ................ 5.97 ea. · AU Dlscootlnued TQwels ..... 11 .. ·''2 off0 12 only-&ereo Changer w/2 Speakers 75 only Polyester Gym Shorts s/s 2 pkt. Sport Shirts .......... $4 ea. All Discontinued Bath Shop . '•·'ti ofr Reg. 69.99 ................ Sale 39.88 Reg. 4.49 .................. Sale 1.88 MUC-A-LUXSocks .............. $1 pr. All Discontinued Lamps ..... a,,..i.i.z off• 6 only-12•• B&W AC/DC TV 48 only 16'' Sport Bag Spring Suits ...................... $35 AU Discootinued Pictures ... 114-'h off• · Reg. 139.99 ................ Sale 99.88 Reg. 5.99 .................. Sale 2.44 Work Gloves.Canvas ............ $2 pr. All Discontinued Flowers ... '•·'Ai off• 200 only-Cassette & 8 Track aeaners 8 only Weight Bench Tank Tops ...................... $1 ea. J J .Jleg. 1.69 ............. .,Now 88c ea. Reg. 129.97 ................ Salt: 79.§t. Wallets · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .$7 ea. S a Ve l 0 t 0 7 0 o/c 0 ff 4-50 Closeout Cassette & .. e-1-·-..: ••• i.·tAU~-~~~ti ~t~l~tt: ¥..:~:r~~ .. Miiii! llats .....•...................... SSea. I . . .,.._ .t;.---..-~~·~~~.,,~~~~~~~--...:-·~l>n't"fi'&lel Swim~r , .... _ ...... ,..~,~~·~.tr.-~.,Aff:.. .. ~ ,,,,, .. ,~f../~~*~~-~~~~ -·:..or-• l ··~~fU.ie as ettei8 trackcases Re-g.119.99 ................ Sale 89.97 ;~f;N':.:~ '-8 .. 1-;;:.~.i·11.·L>.,i~ ,~·.~-.~~er.-··· -···"'Ui'S'connnued Carpets & Reg. 12.99 .................. Sale 6.88 Assorted Men's & Women's · Drapes to only-AM/FM Cassette Stereo Running SuJts .............. •i orr• Reg. 139.99 ................ Sale 99.88 1 only Damaged Pool..Tab!e - \\ ",,,,.,., I-, , h inr. · \lajor \11pliann•., Ant. Tops .................... i,; of,. Asal. ~ma •................. "1 of,. Fasblcm .leUB ........... 10.t7 pr. Swim Wear .................... -n off• SJeeyelesi Blome ............ 2.97 ea. Strtpe Blame ................ Z.t7 ea. •re,.a." prlee J onl.y 18 icu. ft. Frostless Ref rlgeraM>r Reg. m .95 .............. Sale 46t.88 1 only 36 in. Gas Deluxe Range With Grill. Reg. 569.95 .. Sale 399.87 J only 1.% cu. rt. Microwave Oven with Probe. Reg. 499.95 ........ Sale 359.88 •regular price 250 only Hammers Reg. 11.19 . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sale 5.99 ea. All Drlll Presses and Table Saws ............. 30·50% or,. All Bulk E lectrical Wlre . . . . . ...... 50% of,. •regular price ENJOY WHAT YOU WANT TODAY WlTH WARDS CHARG-ALL CREDIT Sat11rday, Sunday, August 9-10! l SHOP SATURDAY 9 AM-9 PM ... SUNDAY 10 AM·6 PM ~ \ . I • Reg. 449.95 .............. Now 99.88 All Used Outboard Motors .................... 25% off• Save 15 o/o Off The Regular Price of All Indoor Plants •regular price 17 I Lag11na/S011th Coast ...., You r Hometo .. n Daily Newsp a p e TWENTY-FIVE CENT • Texas Braces t Hurricane Allen Nears Coast MERIDA. Mexico <AP> - Hurricane-Allen roared today toward the Texas coast. less than SOO miles away. gathering stre ngth from war m Gull or Mexico waters after a Carib· bean rampage that left al least 72 dead. A hurricane watch was an· nounced for the entire Texas and northeast Mexican coasts, and the U .S. National Weather Service said Allen could create hurricane conditions to portions of the watch a r ea within 36 hours ii it continued it.s course <Re lated photo. A4 I. Allen's eye was near latitude 22.8 north and longitude 90 2 west -500 nu I es east southeast or Brownsvtlle. Texas, and travel· mg west northwest at 18 mph, pack mg winds up to 145 mph. the weather service said. Hurncane·force winds ex· tended outward 75 mites lo the north and 50 miles to the south. Gale· force winds ·extended out· "' a rd 200 mtles to the north and 100 miles to the soulh. The weather service warned s m all craft from the mouth of the M1ss1ss1pp1 river v.estward to the Mexican Gulf coast. in eluding the Yucatan Penins ula apd around extre me western Cuba. to stay m port. Gale warnings were d1scon· tmued ln the Florida Keys. Texas a uthorities planned sessions today with represen- tatives of 35 federal and volun· teer rehef agencies that would go into emergency a ction if \tie :.torm hit. Thousandc; of Gulf Coast homeowners stocked up on candles. rood and plywood to hammer down windows. Ho p1tals boosted orders for bot· tied water and Red Cross and Salvation Army officials pre· pared relier <:enter'> and placed workers on alert. (See ALLEN, Page A2> Clemente Slows H i ll Project Stop the Press Cmuu1a Pen Loses Pen BOWDE:\. Alberta rAPi The Para llax. the San Clemente council members have continued a public heanng on an 188-acre subd1v1s1on, saying they don't want to be blamed later if any of the proposed 251 homes or condom.iru ums slide down the tu 11. prisoners' monthly newspaper at Bov.den lnslltutc:. may m 1~s 11.S pr~s deadline this month. It.!. editor e~caped. Randy Wa rren John'>on. 20. of Cal~ary v. as reported m1 ssinj! at the mc·d1um "ecunl) pen1t1::nt1ar> Thur~da y. JUSt after he v.ent to v.ork on the nev.spaper However, they also don't want to see investors in about SO of the proposed lots who are racing bankruptcy, go broke because the council refused to extend the A spokesman said J ohnson had a gate pa:.s aod v. as on h1:. v. 3) to th~ maintenance shop when an ofhcl'r 's car wa:. stolen tn th(' 1nst1tutt":. parking lot agreement. Johnson "a~ sentenced in Cal~ary 1n Septcmbf'r to f1 vt' years aft er be in~ conv1cled on hvc counh of possesswn of ~tolen property. Volca.Ws at it Again Many of those local investors .af'WI,.....'-attended Wednesday's meeting. whe re partners in the Linda Marx Fi t f p k Esta tes projed attemptedtocon· rs Or Br vince the council to extend the Plumes of steam and ash pour from Mount St. Helens in Washington as the volcano spouted olf again Tbunday afternoon. No damage was reported in areas nearby, but residents were getting ready for another ash fall. <See story on Page A4). agreementfortwoyears. San Clemente Estates. original owners of the land behind San Clemente General Hospita l, wouJd like lo sell their interest to Arch Beach Gets Suspect Held In Shooting LB Faces Cutoff Of Housing Grants the Anderson/Olsen group m or· der to get out from under a foreclosure aougbl by a Beverly Hills bank.that lent $5.3 m illion to Laguna Priority Of Ya chtsman the developer. The original partnership pre· sold lots to mostly local investors several years ago, but was lat.er una ble to undertake development of the par cel. HONOLULU (AP> -Rudy Laguna Beach may lose funds shal l be obligated or ex· That's because the partnership Miller, 39, has been charged $153,000 in federal funding 1f city pended for projects. in Laguna sold the lots at prices that later with attempted murder in the officials cannot come up with an Beach until the city submits an made it economically impossible shooting of veteran West Coast acceptable plan ror low and implementation plan. including to develop utilities. streets and yachtsman Fritz Johnson during m oderate income housing by timetables, for the construction sewerhookups. a dispute involving a pool game Aug. 31. of rental housing ror low and T he partners did. however , at a downtown bar here early Directly affected by the moderate income households." manage to get grading plans BJ>' Wednesday. threatened cutoff are sewer 1m· The notice also said if a plan proved from an earlier city roun· Bail for MilJer, who reportedly provements at Sarah Thurston w.as not submitted by Aug. 31, cit. as well as approval ofthe sub· worked ·as ·a bartender ·in ·tne· ·pa·tx ana'O:ie city's housing re·· 1980, the county would give the divisionmaps. area. was.set· at $20,000 Thurs· · habilitation program . rnohey to other cities participat· But those approvals all fall by day. police srud. On July 21 the ·orange County ing in the block grant program. the wayside Aug. 31 because the Johnson , 32. co-owner and H ousin g a nd Community The City Council has directed city didnot extendthesubd1v1s1on skipper of the 72-foot racing Development division informed City Manager Ken F rank to ask agreement. sloop Windward Passage. was Laguna Beach administr ators HUD to extend its deadline to And the Anderson/Olsen group reported in stable condition at that Cle federal department or Oct. 31. The council will meet in says it won't buy the parcel. thus Queen's Medical Center he&e Housing and Urban Develop· special session on Aug. 29 to dis· bailing out the investors. 1f they with a bullet wound in the ab-ment was placing a condition on cuss ways or complying with the have to start over from scratch in domen. . t he county's receiving Housing HUD mandate. developingtheproperty. By JOHN Nf:DBAM Cit -°"""' ""-' St-. Laguna Beach's newly adopt· ed master plan for park and recreation fac1lllles gives the Arch Beach Heights area the highest pnonty for construction of a new neighborhood park. The council approved the city park master plan earlier Uus week. A staff report presented to council members lists the ac· quis1t1on and development of a 2 5 to 10-acre park near Balboa and Del Mar avenues as the first obJective the city should pursue The proposed park site. also known u Moulton Meadows. belongs to the Aliso VieJO Co. and 1s located on county land Proposed recrealton fac1blles for Moulton Meado" s include children's play areas with play. ground equipment. a field area fo r sports. basketball and tennis courts. p1cruc areas and walking lralls. The re port s ays there is a poss1b1lity the city might be able to obtai.n the land at no direct co!.t to Laguna Beach taxpayers aflt'r approval of the city parks ma ter plan by the Coastal Com- m1s:.100 · The city has qualified for an allocat10n or $150.000 from the co unty for ac:qu1sit1on of Moulton Meadows. The city also has available $160,000 in park funds from the Arch Beach He1ghL'> area In add1t1on. there 1s $25.997 available in the city tennis reserve account. ISee PARKS. Page A2> Johnson's skill at the pool la· and Community Development City Planner Kyle Butterwick Despite the Aug. 31 deadline. c • F• gh • ble where he defeated several block grant funds. said there are up to 10 possible council members said they could apistrano I ting local men apparently angered The notice from HUD said "no (See CUTOFF, Pace A2) not extend the agreement. optmg _ them. detectives said. instead to continue the public , One of the men pulled a hear ing for 90 days after whtch handgun. shot Johnson and fled. J T the potential buyers must pro· ~~ lin ....... .. • . ~ ~ detectives said. auiina r11.-tees • ...,.,.OJl?,OVet.aJoo~e(DS,.~ • e e .r ll;\l•@ !tee.i, ><!-" ~iJ{,;; Miller w~s arrested . se~eral ~ ~ ~ , ~-~· , q,._ •. , o.;.._••· ... 1'f, ~ . ' ~tllll~eJl'-.: ;1111 · :J v.· , ,-!fl ~ ~ • . h()"~JflletJP. ,tllJ: S.itOO J~M,nilv•-m;..;.joo;·-~~ -l,Jt~ "t ' • . I.+~.-. '".~fh"'} "\ • ,'.l':·~·~ · · ~ ~ ' peclticatly, they want addi · },,. ~· ~~~S"'iDUtj'-y,5illf"'" ~ · f p · Hik . tlonal . studies or:i t~e landslide San Juan Capistrano city of· "inadequately addressed" in the Hon?lulu. • er ay es potential on the ~1lls1de propert~. ficials are pressing their battle environmental report. . Wmdward Passage, here from the effects o~ !m galion on the soil over the Colin as de Capistrano The central portion or the proj· its homeport of Portl.a nd, Ore., and thestab1Uly of some of the 81>' res1dentJal development. with a ect includes an area of about for the P~ Am Cli~per Cup T rustees in the Laguna Beach would llke the item to be in· pr~ved slopes. . lS·page letter criticizing an en· 337 acres and 600 res idential un· Yacb.t Series. ~on it s thi~d Unified School District have of· eluded for neeotiation. Ow; real. concern ts whether vironmental impact report and its. s t.r a agbt 30-mtle Oly m~1c fe t ed teacbe~ a 2.5 percent . . . . • what .!s ~wlt _th~re will stay plans for a por tion or the • tnangl~ .r ace Thursd ay. with sala ry increase for 1980.81 , Also included m the <!!strict s t~ere. said Counctlman Thom~ plrR·· ~upit~ ... ~ •. ~ 1"!'.-,, ·""lXr.~1 <:..~f~ • '.~ .... ~.:. .. : . · J ohnson s b~er. Mark, at the about 10 percent below the con· proposal isj. I.ass size r_~llos""-<?f .29 0~~~:1~ , -n. :. ~ '~....!.. ~ ~~z~• -. ~ • tt • . . !\elm. The s!Yp sailed o~iy~~~;~.~·--e.~ ... ~-.~1tr-~'-t,.~~"'..'4.·~51j. ._.,_~~th port• of il\e-proposed 1.180· Or nge Coast ,~,*~~-._.,;...'! "Wt'n)f-'!at.ighl. ·ry r-ac mem· most class in e d1str1ct. if the approved subdivlSton have acre. three·part project. located : "itealb.~· -be rs. funds permlt. <See lllLL. Pase AZ> adj a cent to the city on property Board m e mber s Thursday west of the San Diego f reeway New Buyen Join in Heavy Stock Gama night presented their initiaJ con· and south. o.1. Crow..n Valley tract proposal for the coming P arkway. year. offerinf the •u t ,015 ln the Gr t G .... The letter was sent by Plan· district's continge ncy fund for ea ru -./' ning Director Tom Merrell to pay increases. Ken Smith of t he Orange County It worts out to about a 2.S per· En vironme ntal Management cent increase per e mployee. ~---~ $125 • ~ Agency. when DOO•teaching workers are ·uuurer J or UI , .,~rt The cit y earlier this year filed included s uit in Orange County Superior The teachers have stated that A chef wbo bills himself u Robert tbe Great wu Court. contending that the they want a cost-of·Uvtng in· •ranted a uae permit Tbunday to open a reataurant In Colinas development along a crease equal to the Consumer Ne..,ort Beach that will cater to 20 diners a Dlabt at •m 19,000.foot stretch or ndgeUne Price Index for the Los Anceles, each. would .be detrimental to the en· Oran1e and Loaf Beach area, or Robert Cuilty. his real name, told the city Planning vlronment. about 12 percent. CommtlliOn Thursday he hopes to have his rataurant Officials said Wednesday that Meanwhile, trustees moved to , open in •lx months in what ii now a warehouse oo the the proposed extens ion of Include a diacuuion on a pro-Balboa Pealnlula. · Juni~ro Serra Road in the proJ· vlllon f« an innovative health Cuilty. wbo braued "there ii only one Robert the ect area would cause dralnace lnaurance plan tbat ·rewards Great," said he bu run almllar operatiom in otber parts problemeandcuttherid&ellne. employees for not •eu::.f.:ck· ol the world but bu decided to Nttle down ID Newport "The plannin& commission 1-The ~~ti)' I.Md Beach. felt It w• important that the ci· w tbe . Count)' tdlool Hit eltabli1bment will OttlDllY be called Robert the ty take a tnore assertive Polilloo diltrict. provides that a cert.in Ore.at'a. . on thl1," said Merrell. amount ol money be Ht u.ide Cullty'~ architect_ Ed Sandi ol eor-1 del Mar. aaid . ucb year fOI' each employee's the wareboule wUJ be de'lltned 1-tde to look like a T.h!_~mca~s h ve t.h•r•~ medical c1alms llediev; ~~,.,~_. C!~-;,r~ ... . ilnf. ~ .... · ;t{ flonttf ~r~--lmpact1 and traffic plans are ln· em la li"8 t/j m wbe All af tbe petroDa .w be cllll..-.d to the ,...taarut ln con • s t e n t w ll b c ounty IM quits or ntira Umo..._, 8adl Mid. awThdeUnesr . Board memben said they ete actors. they_ Rid. were )' """ Weath er Fair through Saturday except ror night and ear ly morning low clouds. Lows tonight 58 at the beaches to 68 inland. Highs Satur · day 706 to near 90. I NSIDE TODA~ .- Feeling nklanchol11? Cowi· trt1 m UllC in lnriM'• Hm toge Pork toniQht will c~ 11ovr mood. Pol;/e Cl. lade~ •• JiH!Be Faces Priaon <Joor Favors for Sex AKRON. Ohio lAPl -P'Ol"llMf' Summit County Probe"' udl• JIJDft V Barbuto -u ...._ced tod•Y to one to 10 ytan pnson lor ht. eon~1cuon on au dtar&•· Common PIH.a J\adl Geor1• Mdloaa1l• u ntenced aarbulo to concurnnt lef'ma al-. to lO )'..,.. for lnumJdaUon. e to nwe years for crou M~ual 1m,..aUon •nd 80 days each t WO toultU OI derelld.kle OI duty. • BartMdo. 58, wu t'Oftvkted .1 .. 11 Of OM eouet ot lnUrnlda· n and ODt' cttarct OI aro. ••ul lmpoe•tJon alltr • lrlal In ~ach a nu_mbf-r ol ~omtn \eltlfted Oaat be dllpeoud lenH!n('y judJclal mattt'nf and othe:r fevon In return for aea 8olh were Oil)' COftVICllOM. He ple...S IUIJl)' June 20 to two mbde eanoc-toW\t.s of dere llctJOD al duty atemmlna from • probe of le11t 1l.W\S ;._,,•r Mettt9 I' I• E• ••• LONDON <AP> The U.S. dollar acored 1a1na aaaan1t mott key Europeen CW'renctt' ln foreip eacban1e tradma tod•Y. and itdvanced agains t ttie Japanese yen fo r the h rst time an Clve tredlng IM!SJ1Ufb lletlWers lllJ•~ 3 f'l~l-...en FALLSVALE <AP> -Three fireriabters w~re lnjured by rolling boulders as t.hey batUed a JOO-acre brus h fire hi&h in the San Bernardino Mountains, the US. Forest Service said today. Firefighters had no es timAle of when they would contain the fire, which was bum1og out of control near tbe 10,000-foot level of Dodd's Peak, ant.he San Gorgoruo Wilderness Area about SS miles e ast of Los Angeles. 111~ Ml~ Belp Adc#fl HARRISBURG. Pa <AP> The owners of the damaged Three Milf' Island nuclear plant said today that customers across the nation sho uld help pay for restoration of the facility. William Kuhns. chairman of Gene ral Public Utilities. said at a news conference that the corporation believes some form of surcha rge s hould be placed on nuclear generation or nuclear pla nt capacity across the country to provide $100 million a year for the plant's cleanup Such a s urcharge would cost an average electric customer less than 10 cents, Kuhns said. ~k Col~ Role Ordered WAS HINGTON <AP> -President· Carter ordered the federal government today to effect a significant increase in the participation of t.he nation's 100 black colleges in federa l pro- grams. He said the executive order was a imed at overcoming the effect of discrimination and strengthening the ab1hty or black college~. lo prov1d<: quality educat ion Fro• P~ .4 I PARKS PRIORITY. • • The m:.i.!iter pl<J n gives second i.mont) to l'Onstrucl1<in of a park 1n the Top of the World drea. 11ecommended 1& a Rax to mne- ucr e community park. Proposed recreation facillties inc lude two lighted softball helds that would double as SOC· cer fieldl>, four lighted tenms eourts, a recre ation storage build ing. o utside b asketba ll courts! restrooms and picnic ClrCU!> The propoc.ed site for the Top of the World park is at Alta Laguna Boulevard. ll 1s ov.ned by the l..aguna Beach Unified School D1sln ct The m aster plan sayi. the sate was <'hosen because tl 1s the lan~est single parcel of nat land ('en t r ally located an the area Acqwsit1on and development c:osts were est imated lo be $1 5 million in f'ebrua ry of 1978 by the <.'ity Recreation and Social Ser vices Committee '4<h1 c h s tudied the plan . T he maste r pla n s ays the present <·osts would be difficult lo determine :.ind wouJd require further study. The master pla n's third pnon· ty 1s to enter into an agreement with the county and the city Search Cease8 For Lost Copter ~chool district to plan :rnd con· s truct a new community swim· ming pool If constructed. the pool would be located on the high school campus between the track and baseball field. The estimated cost is S500.000. The plan says the school dis· tra c t and possibly the county could provide the funding, in ad- dition to funding from park fees and the sale of city properties considered non·essential. Thl• fourth priority calls for the addition of a children's play a rea with equipment, a ha lf· court basketball court a nd pic- nic tables at the existing Boat Canyon Park The plan sayc; that since the prOJt'<:t would have a re latively low l'OSt , 1t could be completed hefore pnont1es two and thr~ The pla n suggests that vanous locations including the parking lot and the one·wa)' road border· ing the rear of the pa rk be in· vesllgated for the ne w recrea· tion facilities The estimated cost for the project is Sl4.600. Anticipated dates for begin ning and completion of the four park construction projects are hs ted in yearly time frames only Acqws1t10n and dt:velopment for the park an Arch Beach Heights 1s scheduled in t he plan fo r completion between 1980 and NEW ORLEANS (AP> _ The the end of 1981. Cbast Guard called off its search The community par~ in ~e today for a helicopter that Top o f t he Wo rld area 1s crashed in the Gul f of Mexico scheduJed between th~ ye~rs while evacuating oil rig workers l980 and l~. The sw1,mrrung Viliing Voice Dies • ID PASADENA <AP> -The Vlk· '"' 1 orbiter has run out of ruel and can no IOl\&er cont.act Earth as it bf&lnt Ila 75-yur tumble toward thu urfaceo( Man . Sc1eotu1ts who cut off ita radio )lin•I Thunday say the Vtlu111 m11u11on 's h&.st gasp m arks Ole end of "the mo6t exclUng decade m the hilt.or)' of space exploration." When the orbate r ran out of stab1lizatlon gas Thursday, scien· t11l.8 were forced to shut it.a radio transmitter to p revent phantom signals from interfering with other spacecraft, Jet Propulsion Laborator y spokesm a n Alan Wood sa id. "lt marks the end of an era." 1>a1d Wood. "This 1s the forma l end of the VUtlllg project and . re ally. it's the end of the '70s for space exploration. "We're looking at a long. dry period now." Wood said. Th e V i kin g I orbiter transmitted its last pictures of Mars on Tuesday. but funding dlf· ficullles and a low priority could mean a delay of several weeks before the photos can be proc- essed . Wood s aid. Vikang l's lander rem a ans on the surface of Mars. whereit setdown. July 20. 1976. It is eitpeded to con· tinue transmitting weather data and one picture a wttk to earth for JO more years. The Viking II la nder quit working four months ago. The last set of pictures from Ma rs ··isn't expttted to tum up anythan~ surprislng," Wood sa1d. "We 've been looking at Mars since 1964 ... Viking l and lJ between them have sent 51,539 television-type pictures of the frozen desert sur- f ace of Mars C-Osts of pro«SSmg the pictures run into several thousand dollars per batch. Wood i.aid . Fmal Capo Budget Hits $40 Million Capistrano Ur,llfie d School Di!trtct <CUSD> trustees have a dopted a $40,339.506 final budget for 1980-81, after holding a public hearing during which no one opposed the plan - Space The fou.r·year Viklng mlulon has provided "very exciUng, very historical" d•ta about the Red Planet tbrou1h tranamlsaions from two orbiters and two land- ers. Woodaaid. Delegates Of Carter 'Faithful' NEW YORK (AP> -An over- whelming majority of President Carter's delegates are sticking with him despite the campaign to "open" the Democratic Na- tional Convention which opens here Monday. a ccording to an As~ialed Prus s urvey . Based on interv iews the past week with 2.889 of the 3,383 del· CAWAIGNS DRAWING TO A ClOSE -A4 egates. the survey found 87.S percent of Carter's delegates support a proposed rule which would require delegates to vote for the presidenUal candJdate they supported ln the primaries and caucuses. And even if the convention is opened to allow delegates to vote as they please, 95.5 s)ercent of Carter's de legates would still vote for him as the party's pres- idential nominee. Am~ delegates pledged to Sen. Edward M Kennedy. D Mass .. !11 percent support tum on efforts to block the loyalty rule. which already has been ap. proved by the convention's ruJes <'o m mlu ee and comes before the full conventio n for adoption along ~ith other noor rules MCJn day. T he surve)' shov.e<l almot>t nt1 1•ros1on of Kenned)' '>upport 1f th~ convenlwn 1s thrown opt:n !l7.7 of tu.s delegates said lhl') st ill would vote for Kennt:dy even if they are released Kennedy's hopes for the pres idential nomltlation rest heavi· ly on the rule fi ght, since Carter has well over the 1.666 delegatl' votes needed for nom inallon 1f he can hold the m in line. ' O•Hr Pti.t ,. ..... by G~ •- Sands of Tinae (Gone By) Afte r three years of experience. Eric Dlellein, 15. has become an expert 10 b u ilding sand castles. Although this re plica rep resents c(•ntunl'~ gone by. it only took the Carson City resident four hour~ to build on the beach on Balboa Is land AI,I,EN APPROACHING • • • ln'>uranct> 1·r1mpJntt"' c;1·nt in H·am!> lo h11ndl,.. lho"I.' v.hr1 c1iuld b4.· d1splact'd. Jnd 1111 t 1Jm1111t11• f•vac:uat<'<i i:!,:,QIJ WC/rkcr'> frt1m ofhhorC' rig., <ind produ,.twn plJtform.-. r\ 11 C' n b 11 rr • · t 1 • d \1 ,. x u· o , n11rlhl·rn Yut <Jld11 l'1·nin.,ui 1 "'Ith llSS rn1h· .ir1 h1Jur "'1n1h .1n•I I 5 f11ot .,., a', . ., 1 hur -.d:.t> but cau'>t:d no 1nJurw., •1r '"""U" damage. gou·rnm1·11t off1u..tl said Mexico decldred a ... tdte r,f emergency on the pen1n~u1a·-. <'astern -;1de and Red Cr'''" :iuthontil.., mobllucd relu r (:f forts. Thousands of people fled the storm, including 5,000 in 1 'a11nin ltlt' lu-.h ri·,11rt on the \ u• .1t.Jn m 1ml.J11d ·'' "''" from ' t>/IJIO• I -..ir1c •· t.M " 11m1111-: ,, hurn<.'anc 'l11r'Hl.1\ 111· rr 1111 l•J \t1·rn Can b- lwM' l'•l.tnd <ii °'I I~. Allen t J '""''"'"" •• llJ .... 1·;.ilt) loH.~l 11•1rlh• .. 1.1 ·•l rout•· 111 it-. deadly 1•1urn•·v 1Jno-.., th<· Caribbean. thrnuch th•· \ ut·at:.in Channel and into lhc Gulf C:ul>an JUthCJrtt1e., •vacuated WJ,00'> J)(.'Oµle und 46,000 cows in .,,., 1·n pr11\ 1n1·c' t>.:1·au...,. n ( the "Lor m . The budget -more than SS million higher than las t year's approved spending plan -1s also almost $75,000 m ore than the d istrict ·s earlier pubhcatJon budget CUTOFF THREAT. • • Pre n s a Latina. the Cuban new~ aRency, reported that Al- len battered Cuba ·s Isla de la .Jui c·ntud. the '"lc;lanrt nf Yooth" I 11r m•·rl\ 1 J 1!1·11 I hi• hit· of f'Ln<:!> ·111 md« off c·ut1J .., ""•·i.tern '"·'' 1. n1111111).! 1 11 rus Jlld tohaccn • r111•'> l ncrcasC!'i in the CUSD's base revenue -up $153 over 1979-80 to SI .695 -and a 78 student hike 1n average daily attendance have rontnbuted to the added incoml' for the coming year . Fast grov. mg dlstn cts, such a& Ca pistrano. receive more than the base S8S per average da..ily a t te nd ance <A DA > unit established by state law. The most reeent hike m the base revenue -up S9 per ADA fro m the district's tentative budget -resulted pnmanly froro adJustments in the st.ate budget and recalculation of the cons umer price inde x . said S up e rinte nde nt Jero m e Thomsley. Thomsley a lso said there may ~ a slight but steady trend of decre854! in stude nt growth in the d istrtct. ~Iles tn Lagun:.i Beach undl·r t•ons 1derat1on for low·income hous ing Three of these arc t h e municipal parkini: lot on Glen ney re Street south of forest Avenue. the city sev.er treat· ment plant land adjacent to City Hall and part of the S)camorc Hi tis property "None of our studies an any of the areas being considered have been refined e nough to s ay we have defl.J\itely chosen a site." Butterwk k s aid lie added that city offi cials were working to involve HUD in the site selection process to show the federal agt!ncy Laguna Beach lS "ma.Jung progress and showing good faith." An attempt b y the city m anage r to have the city ask for a onl' ~ear t·:1.t1·n~t<1n f<1r rom phanc<' v.1th !ht· ill C> m.rndJt1· v. a-. tumL-d dov. n '" th1· C it' Council · In a ""nllf.'n rt•porl Frank '><11d "the timl• frJmt· 1n1110,<'d by ~I U D 1i. Ullrealis t 1<· lie '>a1d other Cll) comm1tm1•nL'I 1nclud· mg work on the tit) ... i.teneral plan and the poss1hlt: salt• uf part of Syt'amorl' fl 11ls no...., bem..: negouatcd madl' 1t necessar) ll> a sk for the extension Council memb er ~a tl v Belle rue was Frank·.., most vocal opponent m the rounc11's no vote on rus sugj.\e)tJOn ··It 1s essent.Jal we continue lo thrust towa rd affordable ho us ing in Laguna Beach. s he said. "There are so many people who have h ved all their live, here and suddenly they rind they no lon~er can a fford to sta) " ltwr•· "·l'· ''" v.r1rd of any • ;1 ., u .all 11 ... 1111 I h ,. Is I and. Jlthough 1t ~as repo rt ed 1·ro~dt>d v.1th 25.000 high school -.tudr•nt.-.. from Third World roun- 1r11•.., 'tu<l:i ing <in -.cholarship~. ll J1ti ... uffert•11 th<' greatest numh~:r or ca ... ualllt".. 41 - v. h1 n ,\111·11 -.t rurk Tuesday In th• l>•in1111wJ11 lkpubl1c. which -.hJrl''> 'IA<ilh lla1li th1: 1~land of ll"11anu>I.• thrcf.! PL'<>ple were rep<>r\t.-d k1 lll'<f In .Jamaica hit .Vednesday. then: were eight deaths. mclud- IOJ.: flVl· JX'O!Jle tossed tnlO 20-foot '>{'as whipped by 100-m ile-an- hour '41nds In St Lucia. 16 were killed and in near by Oomm1ca, ont• pt•r-.on was ma ssing and feared dead !I. ~~vane~ 91. rricane 4\l· pool a} the high schQOJ1 iind the ~·"iiJrt ,.'~··~·~ .. rt!.'ft.J •.. ~,~L:--. ~ton-,t~ .~v~· • Thirteen people were aboard ments are bs\kO between 1~ La s t year's final budget projection was based on a s pe rcent growth in ave rage dajly attendance, he said, while ~ l*FJl'~ Ut~-'-1~ percent gro~ ovW' the actual 1979·80figures. 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MDdlflBSJC- f1l1f1 ..... .._ ,,_,...c---- ' Fro•P-.Af IBLL ... ~.-·fSi~~~-~· percent or greater slopes. In addition, slt'eeta In the de· velopment area are shown as pushing the maximum grade al· lowed bJ tbe city. And there are no provisions for public accea to viewpoi.nta .. Spokesmeri for the new de· velopers say answers to thole concerns can be provided ln short order. But the councU refUHd to ex- tend the agreement. suHestlnl the extension ml&ht cloee the door to future council controls on the • .. ,, SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA C714) 540-1502 I '