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Home My WebLink About1978-07-28 - Orange Coast Pilot17 ( Ba • 1es e ue .3 · Test-tu .... -... • • '. --· -e ... - DAILY PILOT I Ora~ge Woman Charge * * * 1oc * * * .. ' • # • • • In 'Night Club' Fraud FRI DAY AFTERNOON, JULY 28, 1978 VOL. 11 HO 1". S HCTIOHS, M "AGES II ' _/ • • • • Giant Surf IH1perils Swinnners t---Newport Guards -- Pregnanf!ies Told 3 Test-tube Babies Due LONDON 1API Three mor{• women. two of them countesses. expect t est tube babies this yt>ar . the Daily Express report 4.!d today The British tabloid said the wife of a wealthy Britis h earl and a West German countess ex· p ee l th e ir babies around Christmas and lhl' third woman. a Scot. l'Xpects hers in No vember Nont• of thl' wom en wa~ iden I ifiE>d But the Express satd th(• Britis h t'ountess. hkl· the molht•r or the world's first test-tube baby born Tul'sday. b1.•camt.• pn• ba by born Tuesday. bccam(• pregnant afte r treatm ent by gynN•ologist Patrick Steptoe and physiolg1st Robert Edwards at tht' gener al hospital in Oldham . a mill town in northl'rn England 190 miles northwest of London /\ fourth woman who hopt•s to become pregnant aft(•r conccp lion outside the womb i!> under trc alme nt in Lo ndon 's St Thom as'!:> Hospital She is in her 30s and 1s being shie lded from the press. but medical !-.OUrcci. said it would he i-.o m e t1m t• before it was known 1f s he wen.• pregna nt Medical histor v·s firs t lest tube baby. Louise Brown, wai:i moved from a special care unit Thursday to Join her mother in the maternity ward at Oldha m <.1nd District General Hospital. Or::cJ .Coasl ·---~ Weather Som e late night a nd ear· ly m o rning low clouds. o th e rwise f a ir toda v through Saturday. A little coole r near the coasL H 1ghs ranging from the low 70s at the beaches to the mid 80s inland a reas. Lows tonight 58 to 68 INSIDE TODA\' Summer plays at Orange Coast College have been a I rad1tion for year11 but •· Pac1/1c Overtures .. co uld br tht' l ast becauu of the passagP of Proposition 13 Story and ptctures tm Page Cl lallex Al T•11r s.nr1a Al ll'l•tfftlH-........ '" Allll YftHn cs ., L.M ... Y• At _., .. c .. 1.t .... , ..... ..... , M ............. .. C.1119f'fll• At ll•d•11••11b CM Cl•otflM Of.II ..... , ... _ ., C.mlu 9J ~Ma~9tt ..... Cf'MtW9"1 •• u DHlllN•lk~ 02 Te .. •lti... Cl , ...... 1 ....... A• , ..... .,.. , .. , .. 111•~·-Ct .. •••U-• A4 ......... 1 ... I M .. , ........ A4 '"""-., and a bulletin sa id she was "pro· gressing very well." The mother . Lesley Brown. ~ho will be 31 Monday. and her husband John, 38. a t ruck driver who has a daughter by a pre- vious marriage, had been unable to have children for a lmost 10 years of marriage because an ir· r e pa r able blockage ii\ Mrs . Brown's Fa llopian tubes pre· vented normal conception. The Steptoe-Edwa rds tech niqul', cm which the two doctors worked for 12 years. involved rt" mov ing an egg fro m Mrs <See Bi\BIES. Page A2) Trio Jailed; Cop Rwt Down In Himtington By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of U.. O.i1, "II°' Stall A Huntington Beach motorcy d e officl'r who fired two shots :.rt a car whose drive r allegedly tried t o run him down three limes in both fo rward a nd re verst• gear s is alive but bruised today Th e m o toris t a nd tw o passengers are in jail after the l'pis ode . in whic h Sgt. Carl V1dano fired two s hots at his al· leged attack ers a fte r being knocked to the pavem ent. Mic hael 0 . DuPont. 20. of 19962 Is thmus Lane. Huntington Beach. 1s held in lieu of $25 ooo bail. charged with assault with a d.eadly weapon on a police of f1cer. His a lleged passengers in the 9:50 a.m . Thursday inc ident Gen e Me ns ik , 19 . o f 19912 l s thm4s L a ne . Hunting t()!" Beach. and Ernest Gumm . 20, 'of 563 Victoria St., Costa Mesa were identically booked. • All th.rec re ma ined in custod~ al Huntington Beach City J ail to· day P.atroL5gt. La rry Cain s aid a res1d~l'of the ne ighbo,rhood wh<'re the assault occlh-red, n ear Ne wl a nd S treet a nd Yo rktown Avenue. was a lso nearly run down during the inci dent ~as he tried to aid Vida no. <See OFFICER, Page A2) Crash Kills Two EL O~RO <AP> -Two young Snn bernard100 itirls and their Irish Se tter dog we re burn e d to d eath a nd the ir parents injured Thursday when a moving vun s lammed into their parked cumpcr and s edan 20 m lies eal!lt of here on In t erstate 8, the Californ ia Highway Patrol said Welcoming Waves D111y Pilot Stiff Pllo .. BODYSURFER CUTS FOR GREEN WATER AS WAVE FOLDS OUT AT THE.WEDGE Big Waves Took Toll Among Uninitiated Thursday -Lifeguards) Hauled 424 Out of Water That's Show Biz? $50,000 Night, Club Gig a Mirage By G ARV GRANVILLE Of lllo 01i" .. ilol St.IH Two obscure nigh t dub ente rtainers struck payroll chlo'ck-, belongm g to tht> "'o rld"· it rich in Orange recently when an unknown fore most platform 011 dnllin~ firm. SantJ f « ~illionai ~c paid them $50,000 to perform rn lnternat1onal Compa ny his new mtery Then• \\a:-no m1lhona1n.• And tht• non But the singer a nd his accompanist grew t•x1slent m1l11ona1rl' !> nt•w night club wa!> restless when. for on{' reason or another non existent their debut at the posh cl uh ran into a serie~ There wai-.. hO\\<cvt•r. a bookkeeper at Sant J of delays. Fe lnternation.il who <ipparently had been sm 1tll0n by tht• t·nte rtarncr!> · talenb DON'T WORRY, TllEV were a llegedly to.Id. by the millionaire's woma n agent. we're w illing to pay you a retainer to make certain you'll be on ha nd when the club opens ~ut worry the entertainers did a~ they wa1tl'd for thl'ir big chance to knock 'em dead at thl' new nightclub So worried did they become that this week they called the m aker of the checks the wo m a n gave the m o n beha lf of h e r millionaire boss THE SINGER AND HIS s1dek1ck quic kly learned the checks they h ad toted to the bank over the past two months wer en't those of a millionaire patron Instead . t he checks we re once voided .\CCORDING TO POLICE, ti "a~ the book keeper. Sht•ryl Ann McGary, 35. of 524 S Bedford St . Orangt•. "ho h<1d re presented lht• mythical m1lhona1rP as he contr acted for the l'ntert:.11ncro;· -,ervtl'e~ And 11 "'as Mr!> McGary who wa). m Orangt• County J;.111 by Thur~day afternoon charged with frnud a nd t•m bezilement Police said they diet not know what prompt ed the woman to allegedly t>mbezzlc tht' money paid lo the singer and h1!' pianist Meanwh1 lt.'. the e nl t>rt a1 ne r., began searching for a new engagement and lht•ir chan('t.• to make th e big time that -;eemea to be their.; at Orangl' County'" newest non nig ht c lub Airport May Face Cwsing in San Diego S AN DIEGO CAP > State of ricials have thr('ntcned to tuke ste ps that couJd lead to the even tual d osing of Lindbergh Field if ~he county Por t Commission I fails to ••xpand the l'Urfcw h y two hour' on mRht Jlt Ollt'ra lions Port attorney<; \\.f'rc• 'lch(lduh' 1>1.•rm1t Save 424 With tht· big -.urr that hi t Newport Bc>ach Thurs day ex peel ed t o l :.r ~t thro u gh th~ w e t' k (' o d . i 1 f c ~ u a 1 d ~ a n d bodysurfe rs pre pared for action today. ThL• bod~surfero:: c heered thf' urriv<1l of tht• big com bcn in time for the fi rst annual Handgun contes t which is set for Saturday at; a m all 8th St. A Handgun is a m iniature surf. board made of plas tic tha t a body surfer grips with one h<ind to give him mort> mobility 10 rid1n.g a w:nc• Li rC'guard ~ wc•rt• !cs!' {'0. thusiast1(' a bout thl' bi~ s urf after they pulled 424 swi mmer'- out of Lhl• big w;;ves Thursday A M ~1 r i n t' D t' p a r t m e n t .,pokesman claimed Thursday·-, s urf ran al .i cons1~tcnt 15 feel but had dropped off t<.• eight t11 10 foot s(•Ls today Th l' -;u rf a ppJ rent ly 1:-.J by product ot hurricane Hecto1 off lht· l'Oasl 01 Mex ico . tht· spokesm an said Tht• lt fcJtuard spol.ci-.man said 75.00~ pcoph. s howt·d up on 'lt.•w porl 's beaches T hursdav :ind big crowd:-were a nt1c1paled today a:-\\ol'll 0 f I h l' 4 2 ~ rt• s cues I ht' lifeguard spokesma" :-aid two involved serious tnJUrte~ Ont' was H surfer wh<' s uffered a b:.it•k 1n1ury wh11£-r 1d1ng the W:.tH~' al 13th Stree1 a nd tht.> other was a n ar drowning al Little Corona beach No details Of' eithe r of thosl' c·3se::-wa:-ava1labl1;· this morn IOI! Sadat Barbs Overlooked JERUSALEM <AP l Prtmt' M mis ter Menuchem Begin wa!-. quo! cri today ::ii; w<'lcominr Egypt 's w1lhngnes!l to conhnuP Pre~ident Anwar Sadat· ... pcacf 1n1tia1I\1• despite Sad<1t ·, attack:. on lht• Israel• ll•adersh1p In 11 nattona ll't broadcu~t -,peech Thursday ·Sadat called J-.r:H 11 leader~ · ttrn~~." dnd said "thl' day wtll never tome· whl'n Egypt w1 ll tradP ,\rah lund for pcact> Sidewalk Sale Eyed Today Tht \4th a nnua l West chH P la2J s1dcwalk 11<1!1 1s outlined in ,1 .o(T)agJztnc m today s Daily P1IU1 .. 'fht· lathl'r of all Ha rbor Area ..,tdl;'w alk !\die~" feature a hu11 .mu JeWl'1ry tash1oni:i. food!'. and h:>rrlwa rt> l ntc rvtf'W!-. wit ti West c hlf Plaz.1 !'llerch.mt~ J.lso <tl)peur In thl· magazine in today's Outl)' Pilot \2 DAil l PILUI " t .1., Ji;' l& 11 •o ~-~~---=--~--( Gold P1ice Skyrockets as Dollar Totters LOND<>!\ r,\P l Tht> µnC't· or gold soared llOO\ l' ~>oo ttn ounc~. ,, rt•rnrd on th1· m<iJOr Eur Opt' Jn bullion markt•l tud.n Tht> pnt't' "J'> fl xe<l <il S201 30 '" h er t u: afll'rnoon t 1 Jdmg on •he London mar ket il nd rose to $200.65 in Zurirh, E urope's big· J(est gold markl't Oc<ilt•rs her<.' '><11d hulhon ~as ~IVl'n J boost when A ml'racan huy mg dl'\ dopt>d Jt Lht' start nf t he b usiness duy in the mtt.'<l St ates In 1'l'\\ \'111 k th1· prsn· 11r 1<111<1 PJ.:.:.ed till' $201 JO OUlll'l' lllJf I.. .it t"' o lrudtnf: 11told rt•finer ... md f.1bnc.•utors E111.wlha1d M111t•rab & Cht•m1c<Jb ('ur p quutt·ll .:old hulhon at $201 60 ,111 11un1·t" up $7.25 from Thurs<lay. while llun dy & Harman M'I its b ase pncc for gold ut $201 JO. UI> S7 lnvl•stor:. t rud1t11mallv turn to gold 10 llffil''> of monct~•l'Y Ill ..,t ab1 lily. and lht· steady decline of the doll;ir on lhl' world 's fore ig n t•xch a nl?l'S has caust.'<l u :I Spoi News Story :-uq(l' 1r1 llulhon pri~·t•s Tht· dollar sank to another r ec ord low in Tokyo against tht' J.1palll'M' yt•n t od ay und ron , t1n0t•d to -.ht.It• ugm nst ma1or t-:uropt>un c urre nc ies. fa lling more than 2 pe rce nt against the Swiss frunt· by early a ftt'rnoon. Cold hud lwen trading a round $199 an ouncl' m ost o f thl' day and t hl•n movl'd highe r following n.•ports that lhl' pr esiden t of the Sw1:-.:. nal wna l bank , F ritz Leutwile r . be lieves that " I hl'l t \\t 1•·11 t IOI l >alrnatwns .11 lht• .111 1111.tl -.pl·r1,il1~ s ltn\\ of l ht· l<1n11111 .., I 1rd1c1U"L' dug in S.inl <.1 Bar bura then • "<·n· 2:'l<I ol th(:m Tht· dogs s t rl't<:hing -..n11uts In tlw sk\. \\1·n· tompct1ng from <l ll O\'l'I' lh<.· country. Thousands Moved By ~Train Gas Leak .1 1\CK~ONVI LL E. F la <AP1 t\ largl' v.h1tl' cloud of toxic • c hlnnnl' g.1s rost.• from J rup turt'd r ;.11lro:.<1 l <tnk <'U r <ind d rr flt·cl OVl'r northwl'Sl ,Jackson '1111· tnd;1~ tor c·1ng tht· ~·vucuJ· t 11111 of .1t•vt·r41 I thou:. and rc'>1 tlc•nt s About 25 persons wen· ho" I' 1lal1z1'<1 l losµ1t ,1I offt<·1,tls -.<11d mo~t of r hi 1-.<· s1C'k1ml'd \\ h1•n they 1n h <tl1·d lhl' gu~eous makrwl WC'fl' J111·nH·11 ''orking to control •md p1 ui.: I h1· k uk of hydrochlorn: :w1cl lhJt \\t1:-. hn•aking down 1n· 111 I hi· f.!;tS I lt1· r .11lro.11l 1 .11 carrll·d 90.000 v •>11111ls ot rllt• .i1·1d and ruptured ..... \\or knwn lwgan to unload 11 .11 1 1'111·1111l-;1l pLlnl. pul1<·(· sa1c1 I lt1~p1t,1I offiC'wls said none• of lhn...,. su·k1•1wcl app('arcd to bf> 111 :-1 rruus 1·11nchl111n '-,1•\'1•11 r1rt'llll'll .... ho hild minor ,., p11!-tJrt• \ll·r<· hn:-.c•il down ul lh• -.n•ttl' .111d 1.rk<•n tn St Vin 1 nl s J111.;;p1 1al v.hl'rt' J "J111k1·~rn:m SJ1d t h1•y drd not <.1p 111-.r r ..,c·11ou:-.lv harm<•d 1'11 d1ghll't" hegan ho~10~ ,111" rr th .. l'iJr to cool it 111 )tri·p;1r,1\1on fot' tr;msfN of 1ht· .11 ul to .1~t 111 .IJ.?l· lunk I tw r:11I l <.111k c;ir w.1s IM.'tng 11ril11.1dt•d .it tlw lln11in Camp 1·11rp pl;111t ;ti .1b11ut 7 am \\ h1•n .1 v.orkt·r illtt•mpted tn 111w11 a door 111 41 c·o11trol valv1• llll'rl' \\J'> appJrt>ntly a n ex 11l11..,111n 'JHI .lackso nv1lll.' :-h1·11ff s -.poke~mJn Mtk(' Gould I lydnwhlonC' at·1d sp1llt•d out. r 11r nrng tn chlorine gas and 11, dr og1•n <J S 11 mi xed w ith 111111:-.tun• in lhL• air. Gould said I ht• '" 11t Ol!l'n though pol en I 1.d h l'\PIO ... I\ l', <1 1 ~s1pat1•d h.11 mlt·-.-.1-.. lw s a11I Hut Lhc· .. 1llor11w fiirm <•d " s pcctacular "h1l1• pl11mt• in lhl' morning air 1 '' 1 llJ.! lo ,1 ht•1ght of 150 to 200 t 1•1•1 I O RANGE COAST ' DAILY PILOT rt1• th~"1'Jl"' I U·•'t Ort1ty P•IO\ ..,.t1''111r'l~(nl4t. Ol"f\ h•11•,11"1 ,._.,w P•''-' 1'nuf\l+\hN1nv~hlt()tM'11~ t I I P11hl h•"'q ("1Mu.1n w ¥Pil'f .. lf' • ..,1t1Qft lt• " "',, M t•, '"' ·uv~ ~,.,,..,.,,. 1,,. Cii. '" ""-• ~.·..-('tll)f• s ... ,." ~· '"'·r.cr"' "'~ ~ ,.""" P • \Mii~" ''"' nt ~' ltfl,.hA• • V t!lfl., ""'°' • •h••n• H,.,., n V.utn Co' t • \tl"l;if 'f'O•'"""' •d• 1 of\ " e>u'>I!''""" "'"'''"'""' Mn \un<!""" fn• -.-,. , '' 1 .. 1n1 "'"<I r11 "'' '' "' \JO w,.,1 O•n• ,.,,.. I ( ~I• AA. t ( t 11-.tl'loA "'n. ... ,., ... w ... ....,.,. 10t•nl '"'' P11bf1,twtr J•<llt .. c .... , ..... 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The gas drifted, toward a n u r l' a o f r e s i d t' n t i et I nC'1~hborhoods mlersp<.'rst•d with light industry <iould l'Sl1mated a IO -squa re mile a r ea was cvacuuk<l. The <.•vacu<.•t•s were be ing ta kcn to a command post at nearby Paxon Hig h School. Rudy Walke r. who works m t h (' an•u. :.aid that a n othe r workman t r ic:<l t o get a t the \':Jl\'l'. "WhenPvcr he ope n('d up t he J1d, the li ne b u:.tt>d You couldn't 1':11 from wh<1l. 1l happened so fast " E'rmtt Page JIJ OFFICER • • l nv<:'sttgator~ s aid Sgt. Viduno initially pulkd the su:-pecl vch i· clc ovt·r to 1s!'iut• a spt•(•ding c 1ta · lion wh1ll:' on radar duty. caus- ing the driver to turn o nto a s ide s t n.•t•l .. Bcfon• he could dism ou nt fro m h 1~ motorcyclc , t he car at· l'l'll'r<.rkd , .. Sgt Cain s:.11d Ill' t•xpla10t'cl 1l appeared the vc•h 1clc <lrl\·l'r was trying lo t•scapl:', but ht> suddenly spun the <:ar i!l ,, U·turn al Anchoragl· Dri vt• and W indward L <•Ol'. lwad1ng f1>r the sergeant. Hammt•d hnwdsidt> by the on c·oming l'ar S~t. V1dano ~uf frn·d up t1rt•s ~qut·a l rng u 1m in~ }Jl l11m ,1g;110 l>1\'111g -.1tl1•\\ay'> lo s:Jfrty. Sgt \11dano :-.aid th1· driver the n took 01nolhC'r run ;1t him as he d oclged .1~1dt• e1nd aimed his :.er vicc re· \:nl ver st ra1ght at th<' s uspect T hl' driver stark<! to spf'ed 11\\ .1.v Jnd Sgt V1d.1n11 fired l WICl' at the c ar's rcur tires. He missed J\uthontu•s traced t hl' a uto to tht• Isthm us Lum· a dd ress an<l arrested DuPont. Me n sik a nd <;umm, impounding thl' suspt.'ct \'l'h tcle as evidence F,... PCJfl«' AJ BABIES •.• Brown 's ovaries. fcrtilu:lnl( 1t rn a la boratory d ish with spurm from her husba nd nnd impl11nt in~ the dividing cell~ 10 h1·r utt>rus about 2'1'2 days lutc r The r('sull w as a blond\'. r huh by c h ecke d , 5·pound 12 o uoc·o.· girl born nine d ays prcm uturi•ly. Som e 5.000 wom e n ar c rt'porl t•ll to hove sought h elp from thl' t wo specialist s or fro m others workin~ on s imilar proj ects . Published est1m ntl's a re tha t in Antuin alone 10.000 wo m e n ar c in frr l il<.> b ecause o r blochd Fullopian tubes 1'he doctors said they would not writt' thc offirlnl report on 1h1•1r tc.•rhniqtu-until they have h.1cl J vacut1011 Big Wedding lnCounly Dr~Stars Singer F ra nk Sin alr<!. com L•dian Don R ickles and l h t• f?n t ir c Los Angcl<.•s D odger b<iseball team \\ l'l'l' am onJ! the g uests Jl t h L· wedding of L a u ra La:-.orda. 24. in F ulle rto n Thursday night Th e f o rm er Mi ss L a s o rda . d a u g hte r o f D o d ge r m ana~er T om Lasorda. bccam c M rs. Sand y T a ndlC'r in the h orn<.' of J erry Stephenson. a lo n g time Lasord a c rony .. Yl's. everyont• h ad a g reat tim e ... Skphe nson s<iid today. "Don Rir kles c nlt'rta in<.'d a nd he was great. sim p ly grcut. .. Amo ng other guests at tht• L<isorda wedding wer e act ress Hope La nge. acto r Tony LoBianco a nd P eter O 'M a lley. son of Dodger owne r W~1lter O'Ma lley. Son Nabbed In Murder Of Hi.s Family S ~LMA <A P > -A Selma m a n cha rged with the k illings o f his parents a nd younger brothe r was a r rested without incide nt in a coffl'l' s hop here loday . Fresno County s he riff's deputies re· ported .J immy Spiller . 26. was t aken into C'us t ody the d ay a fte r fum•ral servic·e:-. for his p arents, .I o h n D oy I c• S p i 11 er. 50; Hoscm ary Spille r. 44 : a nd his hrother. Edgar Albert Spiller . 23 Each had been s hot m the head . hundlcd m bl:rnkcts and bound with rope . Mrs. Spiller 's hody wa:-. buried in a garden. Tht• v ictim-. ur c believed lo have been krllt..'<i about a week before their bodies were found. ~pit i e r w as a rres te d at Pt•rko 's Coffel· Shop fo llowing a n ;1nony mous tip, authorities suld lie had c·lude d a s t atewide drn~nct sinC'<' Monday whe n the d t•rom posing bodic~ of his fam1 ly w e re ro und in their home nc ur hen• Reward Goes Up SO UT H LAKE TAHOE IAPI The price on the head of a mun w ho calls hi m self "Un cle or Sa m .. and is believed to huve set H r ash or fires in the Lake T ahoe flasm wl.'nl up by SSOO Thursday Tht> Nevada Da vis ton of For estry a dded S500 to the Sl ,500 reward put up by the U S . F o rest Ser vice ror informa tion le adlnfe to the arrest a nd convic'tlon of lh<' a lleged 1.1r.;onlst or arsonls~ furtht•r <1pprf>r 1at1on of t ht• s"' 1:.:. fra nc against lht' doll i.11' 1s Ill ev1ta ble T h l' p rl'vruus n·t·nrd f•>"ng v. a s $197 so. re<'orut.•d ll•·r JO, l974 Tile fix ing 1s tht· prtl't• 1:1tcrct1ll to h y L o ndon's r1vt• m ujor bullion dcal('n; for lh•• d uy's trad tnl( 11ft<•r t•onfrrnu•:. llhUullv by 1t•lt•pho11t'. on na 111•k1·t t•111111l lions T hl' pl t'Vlllll:-0 11•1·111 d l'.111 14' 111 ... 1 a flow 1l11y;o. 11..Son· t•1111.:1 t·:-.·.11m11I h·.:1:.l.i11on .1llowl·<l Amt•ricun1> to hu" and st.•11 1:1)ld in 1975 E uro 1w111l ~1>t>cul.1tors h ad l'Xpl'Clt"<I t h.it the nt•w Am e ri cun law would CIUISl' u bO(l m tn th<' gold 11111rkl•t n ut tha t boom d id not m .1tt•rt.1hze a nd gold pr1ct•., .:raduully d t•l'lim•d Th(' dollar dt·~p1h' mass1w 1111rt•hast•:. by t he Hunk or J a pun to s t t'm ttw drop. d1ppt>d on tht' Tok yo forl·1~n l'Xch un ge to •11\\llhl·r rl'Cord low l'ho.• .11l111g n .11 t'lll') l'lost'lo(un ut th~ end of WM ld W i.1r IJ It 1s 111 .J.1pan·, intnci.t to k(>ep- tht• )l'll from 11:.1n~ too r~p1dly a.:a111 ... 1 lhl' dollur bt·l·~use the Unllt-11 Sl ut.· ... rs ,, kt·y l'Xport mar kN tor J.ipan J\ rno n · t•x Pl'llSlV{' Yen mukes J,1pant>St" i,!oods id! rom pt't.1t1vt· on thl' I\ m l'rt<'an m:1tk1•1 Millionairess Reporter's Tenn Stayed W ASlll ~GTOt\ 1 \ P> Plans to Wed tJ S Sup rt' m t' < • o u r t J u1>IH'1· Byrun H Whitt' lo· d.1y pustpQn1'CI th1• i.11l:n~ or Ni·" Yurk Tun•· .. rt• lHll'tt•1 Myr on A. l'.itht•r. \\ho h.t:. r1•fust'<I tn 1urn m t•r n 111f1dl•nlla l note:. to ;1 N1·v. .ll•rs1.•y 1udg1.• pn·· ... 11l1t1.: 11\o'I lh1• 1)1 X ' murdi·r lt 1.11 1\111:--1 ow 11\l'l t:r111•k 11111 11 .. 111111 ,.,.,,, ('Ii• lldll111 011.1:-. ... 111. 1tlk1 ilhtlll""lltg ll1t• ltlt ,1 ,,.., jlt I' p11'1 lt I 1111 ... 1111 \\t 1•1.11 1111t( lo~l ,1 \1 ""'' l\l•ttld 111 .111 v ,1 S 11 v1 1·1 lt ll l t•tllll'I U1 11 1•)\ t Wt•1•k 111 M11111 ow " I• 1 t'111'11 111111 t111ll1ot 11· llt•I ltt111ll y Ill 1\lltt•flb WIJ!I 11• 11111 l.,tl 1111lt.111p y .ol111ttl If I 1J111 i;..tl l11g 111 1111 1t•d 1111 Tur1111t1 v flw .'I Yt!IA I ult! Mli,:. 01111 ... hlh \\ ,.,., 'lllt•lt·tl U!> hll\l lllg l1y t•11•1w h I• l1·v1:111111 11111 r:.11orul1•111 t iulirf•·I M1·11•t1 k wl111 1•1111t1w11·1l lwr '""Iv lhh 1ttt11 11111g 1 ... 11111· -.h1• s l1J11wtl 11111 o f l1t t lt••lt•I w .. 11 11110111 .. it ..,,,111 to·-. 11.111 ... 1111 1-.1rly 1111 ... 1110111 It 111.11 t 11 .. d.111i•h l1•1 ol 11 ... lotl t• "'''1'1•11111 111.1.:11.1 !1· /\11 ... t 1>l l1· 01t.l'1'o l 'o would m .11-rv !-.1·rgt·1 I\ 11111.o v ,, formt·r ('rllJ1lov1•1• of 1 ll.-1 • .mk•·1 lll\'l..,.on of llw Sov11'1 frl'll(ht fir m Sovfrakhl. A Sovic·t cum o r um:.in s u icl Kauzov picked up M1~., Onass1-. a t lht• lntourist llot<:I 10 his So vic t Volga automobill· today a nd cl r o v l' ht• r a w a y t o .r n u 11 d1~clos<.'<1 location The c a m e raman d escribed K au zov us about 40 yea rs old a nd said he has u g luss l'ye. r<> portc dly the result of a boyhood ;.ice 1dent Kauzov h as regularly p1ckl·d u p Miss Onuss1s at tht- hotc l s inc1.: h e r arr1va l fivt' weeks ago, the cam er a man said Re peated telephone calls to d ay to Miss On assis' s uite a t tht· Beaten Girl Still 'Poor' In Hospital A teen-age girl who a ppa rent ly wa!) left to die on a n lrvint' str<:'el Thursday afte r a n as sailant fractured he r skull. n • m a m ed in poor condition today in th(• intensive care ward of a local hospital.' T he c hild. 14. reported ly a runaway from a North Da kota India n reservation. w as found s prawled in the roadway on J ef frey Road. north of the San Diego Freeway. at l:30 a .m . A m ot o ris t drivin g ho m t· spotted the g irl P olice said sh<.' was incoherent and babbling. Thoug h she told the m she had been struck in lhl' head and thrown from a m ovtnJ! car . officers said s he a ppeared confused by her injuries They wer e uncerta in tod ay about what ha ppened T h e girl was unconscious. un der m e di cati o n , a nd i n · vestigutors have bt•cn unable to talk to her, police said I nl 11111 • .,, 111 n1nf1rm th1• mur· ri Ill-:•' 11•prn I i.:11t no 1111:.wt•r 111 i\llr.·11.., .1 ft lt•ncl who a•,k1·d 11111 111 lw 11k11t 1r1t·tl .... 1111 1h1· 0 11Ubbl:o. 1.11mly wu:. "dl•t•pty nm 1·t·1 ncd .1 ho ul llw m urn ug1• "Sill''-. .1 :sluhho rn w11111 .111 and 1> h '' o I ti r t' a I 1 / l' w h .1 t r <' \ 1t•rc·1111:.1oni. h1·1 m a rnug1· to thl' lt1Mi1Un mtMhl h.1vc," ht· -.aid . "'"'H' ( i 1 t•ek 111•wspap1·r... have• hlll'f'Ulul1•d tl1.i t t'Olllflll or lht· c >11.1,.. ... 1.., 1111 111111 · 1•..,t 1m.1t 1•tl .1t :i.~lOCI 1r1tlll1111 11111-:lll L ill llllll lh1· 11.tttth 111 lht• ~IVll'l U1111111 Hui -,.1v1H •,1n111•t·s "·'Y lh1·v 1111!11·1 '>l.111tl Mt»" 0 11a:...,1s v.oultl lllff lllllVt · h1•r UJJl'I altOlb b:.tSl' to '\111'.111\\ hut f Jth1•1 ll•avt· lh1· 1;i m sly llu:.1ness m lht• hand:. uf as-.111·iatcs m Euro pt• and New York. S1m·t• !\ht• :.1rr1vl·d f1vt· Wl't•ks ago sh(· hud t•1lht'r n•fused tu :.pt.,1k w ith th<' prt>!)s or l'<illt·d tht• reports or he r m arr wg1· .1bsurd or pre posll'rous Uut II was s.ltd s h e h a d traveled to Moscow tu complete ncc·essary paperwork ror !ht.• m arriage. including documenta t 1()n of h t•r two prev ious d ivorces She said whe n she ur rl\t•d Junt• 26 s h<· would lcu\t' .J uly 20 ~1 1ss Onass1!> a nd Ka u10'' µost>d for 1-11cturcs in her hott·I room T hursd ay for tht• British m·wspap(•r lh<' Dail> Ma ll Its t•orrespondent wrote a story 1m· ply ing the marriage was St!l for next week m a Soviet palact· (tr we ddings Whl1t• -.1.1\1•d .111 or!li·1 t111 thl· Jull111~ unttl n1x111 Tt1('Sd 11~ l'ht• lull Suprem l· Cou rt 1s 111 n•tt.'S:. until October i\n uppe<1l "J td t•nforc1· m1.·nt of sub1J1~na:-. undt•r thn•tlt:. of 1a1l1ng an'1 ftnt·-. "1111lcl 1rrenH:,1bly d Jma~· 111u1 n al1:.t s ab:!:ty t " ..:.it ht·r and rl•porl tho· 111'\\.., JI.II 111 tll.trl\ Ill 1111' .111 .• 11t ( nnun.tl 11·1101 t Ill).! Coast Woman In Drug Rap M IA:\11 <AP• -A .;;u,,p1r11lu~ hulgt· on th1• hatk of " '"'>m.ir arrt\ 10g .it ~11.im1 lntt·rn.,rwn.il t\1rport le'(] to h••r .1rn•-.: .snt1 tho 'l'l7Url' ot 1 : p<1und .. <1f r<>f'atn .. \ :tluecl :ii morl· th..in Sl mllli.,n cu~tom~offtt 1.Jh :.<.tJd Hobin Diane Linn 22. of Hun• rngton BParh arrr\ 1n_g frnrn Huh\IJ Thur;day. "'J:. stopix~ by J t•u:.tom~ 1n :-pl·ct or v. h• fou nd t hree• pla s trht· v. d'-.ir 11·-.11•c! .1flcl <'li .·r~1.·c1 v.11h ""'"l'':-wn :.ind u!"'l,1"f ul 1m •)ortat1on of co<-.unl· GuJf OKs Refund PITTSBUR<;n <AP> -c;ulf 011 Corp has a~rE·ed to n •fund S42 ~ million fro m its 'ales d ur 0ng th t• Arab 01! cmhargo Tot in .Jail Baby, Mom Both Held OCEANS I DE { /\ P 1 ThC! :\mt'rtcan Cini Libl'rlies Umon says a HJ~}cur·old motht·r \\as hetct in .1ail for four ho urs with h l'I' 6 month·old son m her a r ms. /\ :\lun1c 1p~1l Court :udgt· ordl'rcd the rel<.•ase of R1t<.1 Phyne of Orcan~tcll-aft t•r shen ff"s dt•putu.•s t old him the county ta ll m S;.in Dil'go CJlsu larks f;:ic11!tie~ for prrsonl'rs' childrt.•n. A lthough Judge 0 ;1\ 1d W' Walker ordered her to 1·eturn empty.armed tod ay to complete her one day sente n n• for p l'lty thefl . ~upt:nor Cour t J udgl' Edward Butle r in San D1t•go ::.tayl·d th· m er pend ing a hcan ng S<.•pt t nutl0r act C!d a f ·r a c <.1ss <.ic · lio n was filed by lht• c 1v1 ! liberties grou Walker heard th<.· \\Om an·s guill y plt•<.1 Hl' fined h<.•r SIOO in addition t o t h<.• i<HI sentence. ONLY THE FACTS • • • MA'AM! Recently a customer was comparing our prices with another store. We were informed our pricing was higher per square yard Upon questioning. we d iscovered that the other store was furnishing a considerably cheaper padding than the 64-ounce sponge rubber padding included with our transaction. Furthermore. in this case. we were comparing our insta llation against an installation worth far less. (Many stores contract their labor by the yard ... to layers of unknown background and skill We have our own crews. trained and controlled by us, offering you the best quality installation possi ble}. So . . . factually -the estimate was not as 1t appeared to be' In conclusion, whe n comparing prices. make sure you are comparing equal values! 1663 PLACENTIA A VENUE • COSTA MESA. CALIF 97677 • f'HONf 6J6 4838 646 235.5 t f \ I I I ( e i Iii a Br I t I Orange Coast * Toda~·~s Clusin~ '.". Y. Stuc_-ks VOL 71 , NO. 209, 5 SECTIONS, 58 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA F~I DAY, JUL Y 28, 1978 C TEN CENTS Woul be Stars Flicker; Fraud Damns By GARY GRAN Ot Ille Delly Piiot s fl Two obscure night C'l ub entert;.11n<.'r!'i ..,trueok 1t nth in Orange recently \\ht·n ~rn unknown mil lion a in: p<.1id tht•m SS0.000 lo perform m ht!:> nt•w nilery But lhl' smgl'r and his <.1ccompanisl gre\\ restll's:--w hl'n. for onl' reason ur .1ROthl·l'. their cl<.·but at lht· posh club ran into a !'it'rtl'~ of ddu~:-. l>O'.':"T WORRY. T H E\' \\l'rt' ullegl'd· h told bv thl· millionall'l''s woman <.1genl Wl•\t· willing to pa} you <.i re ta11wr lo mL.tkl· n·rtain \ou'll bl• on hand \\ hL•n thl' dub npt·n~ · Bui ''°''"' tht• t•nterta1m•r:-. dul a-. th1 •\ WJill•d for lhl•1r hig eh ant·t· to k11oek l'ITl clPud at thv nC'\\ night tluh So ,,01.,.1c<.J did thcv hl·coml· th<tl th1 .... '' ct•I\ tht•\ tulll'd lhl· 'makt•1 ol l ht <.:h ecks thl· \\Oman g<i ' L' thL·m 011 IJd1.1ll ol hl·r millwna1n· bo::.s T ll E S l:\'GElt \:\D HI S ,1cl<·k1c k qu1C'ld,\ lcarrH.·d tht· <.:ht•ck:-. th<.·.' ho.id lot l'd to lhl' bank o\·cr tht• past l v. o monl h-. v. ercn 't thosl' of a m1llwna1n· p111 ron I nslt•ad th<.· <.:ht•tk!> w<.·1 t: one<· '11ul1•d J>L.t.''rnll dweks hdonging to th1· ''01 Id .... lon•mo::.t plutform oil dnllrnj.! 111 rn !->.111 I a Ft• lnlt·nwl 1011.ll l '11rnpan,\ Thvrl' \\a:-. nc1 rrnlho1w1n· \nd lht· non ' '1stt•nl 11utlio11.1111·-. Ill'\\ night c·tub ''a-. nun 1•x1:-.ll'lll Tht·n· \\ .1 .... ho\\ l'\ l'I .1 hookkl'l'J.ll'I at Sa11t.1 l"t· ln1vrn;1l111nal "hu appart·ntl,\ had l>L·1•11 -..1111tt1•11 ll\ I tw t·nlerto.i1nl'I'" l .l ll'llh \l'(.'Oltl>l;\(, TO POI.ICE. tt "'a:. lh< hookkl'l'IH'I Sht•1 ~ l \nn ~k(;Jn . 35. ol :>~~ .S lkdfrn d !"I OrL.tnge who had l'l'J}f'l'M'llll'd t hl' nn t h1eal mtlhona1n· Lt~ h1 lOllt1,11ft·d lut Lht l'llll'rl.tlllt'f:- 'l I'\ l('l ... And 1t \A LI!:> ~Ir:-~l<:C ary who was in Oraniw Count.'-.J:.itl b.' Thur::,day after· nor>n <·hart.!t•cl with fr<iucl and embezzle· lllt'lll l'ollt·v :-.J1d lht•\ dt<l not kno\\ what p1 omptt·d thL· \\oinan to allegedly cm· ht•n .k tht· mom•y paid lo tht: smger <md ht:-µ1<.m1:-.t \It :11rnh1k. th1 t•nll•rt;.1llll'r::, began ~1· a rl'lu ng I or J Ill'\\ t•ng~1gement and lht•1r t·hann· 111 rn~ikt· the big time that "'1·nwd tu lit· lht·tr:--at Orang(' County:-. IW\\ 1•:-.L non rught duh Future-Freeway: Fact or Fable? McFarland: 'Chances Are Very Minimal' 0•11' PtlOt Sl4ttf Pttoio 'CAL TRANS INSENSITIVE' Mesa's Mayor McFarland Price of Gold Skyrockets ru Dollar Drops LON DO:'-: I/\ p I The Pfll'l' or gold soan•d ahove S200 a n ount'l' a record. on lht· maJOr European bullion m.irket tud:.iv Tht• pnt'l' wa.., f1xl'rl at s201 au 1n h l'('ltt' ;iflcrnoon trad1ni:: on the l.onnon m arkl'l and rost' to S:!OO 65 111 Zurreh. Europe's big gt•st gold markc:\ Oeall•rs hen' said bullrnn was g1 vt.>n a boost wh1·n ,\ ffil'rtt•;in huyrng dt'vt•lopC'd <lt the start of tht• businl'ss d ay in the L'nlll'U Stal(•s .In Nl'\\ York. lhl· pfll'l' of gold passl•d thl' S20l·an-ounCt' mark :.ii t\\O ll'ad111g gold rC'fincrs and fabricators Engelhard l\1rncrab & Chemicals Corp quoted gold hullion .it S201 f;O an ounce. up !\i 25 from Thursdav. wh11l.' llun c1~ & Harm.in SC't 1i.s basl' pnCt' tnr g<dd at $201 :m. up S7 lnvt'stors tr..iditum<.tll\ turn 111 gold 1n times of monl'lary m stability. and th e steady dedtnl' nr the dollar on lht' world'!> fnreign exchanJ;!es has caused ;.1 ... urgt' 111 hulhon prices l'ht• dollar sank th anolhC'r rp1· tSf'1' c;o1,o. P ag1· .\:! 1 Coa~c \\eather Some lale night and t•ar ly morning low douds. nl h erw1se fair lodav Lhrough Salurda) A ltttfr· roolt'r near the l'Oasl Highs ranging from lht• low 70s al the beachc•s to tht• mad 80s inland areas l .uws toniJ?ht 58 to 6R INSIDE TODA l' :\ummer plOIJ!' al Orang<• Coast College hnvi> been a trad1taon for y(•ars . but .. Pac1/1c Overtures'" could bf' thr l ast because of the passage of Propos1taon 13 Story and picturrs on Pog" Cl lnde:tlC At Your S.niic.• "' '""'"''"'°" ... Aflfl La-n Ct BJ ••• 11 ... l..M.hy• •• M .. IH c..1.• e .. 11 ... u . .., M11luall'"""• •• C.llMltla AS ll!Hlauufth a-4 CleulllH OHi Syl•la ,..,, .. u C.mlu Ill s,.111 ..... c .. u ..... Ill SleO M1r1r.-, u 0.1111 Helin• Ot 1'tlt•hl ... Cl lldllffl•ll"-•• , ..... .,, CJ.I,, f.llt9f'111-' CH lllf••tll•• Af l'••lllrl"I .,, Wttld Ht-A• H•H-•• 1'.'dllor .\ \1i1< Tht-Coslu M1·.~a ,..ree11..•u11 I Route 551 u·a.\ /1r.\I planned 34 year~ aqrJ llOWl't'f.'r the I Tl't'lll(ly lw~ /Jeni complett'd cml1J tu Me.\a IJrrt 1• and u large trench d1111d1114 port11111 .. , 11/ 'Vewport Houleuurd ha., ht•1•11 dubbt·d the "Cu/Trans Canul f:arly th1.s year. 1.lutt• Trun.sporru t wn Director Ad ricmu <; wnt un·., asked that the /reeway b1• droppnl /rom stall:' l11glw~1y plans Actwn 1J11 ht1r reque~t ha!. bt'e11 dt'luyed and Costa Mesa t1//1caah conlrnue ,,, push /or 1mpro11emer1t.~ rm u cun qestcd roadwa11 when• accident'> or•· four tmws above thl! state ouerag1· Cosio Mesa Mayor 1-;d M c,..arland ri•n•11tly OllSUX'red quf'~lw11s about lllr freewav mailer (S lht'rt' still 3 full frt'l'W a\ in Costa Mesa·s future? · .. Wht·n vou -;av full fret\.\a\. l h l' l'l' {' <i u I <I b· t· ..a f I l' c• \\ ; ' .., t r a 1 j? h t d o"' n :'\ t' w po r I 8011levard It t·ould bt• two dl'C'ked. lWO·hlH'l'l'd that .... J fret•way m. far a~ CalTrnns 1s concerned. "'So. wh('n you're lookml! al •• full frt'cwa \. thl· red route com mg off Ba·y ~trcet around thl' <lownlown redevelopment arl'a tying m belo" Industrial Wa) I would have to say the l'hancc•s are V<'rY mm1mul .. Hut as Ion~ as we hav<" tttat red route on pape r we always ha vc a better burga1mng pos1 lion to improve our s ituation " \\hat j, lht• ('Urrt•nt 'Latu., or th1• freew a''! · ·calTr;;n, ha ... pul lt-d th.II 1ll'tn ! ~ls (;1;.i11tun·o.., <·•rnel'll .. l 111n n·quc'l off lht a~t·rHl.1 '.\1 v<,t•lt and olhl·r Jll'uph from tht• t It~ \\ill .1ppe,11 lwl1111· 111• 01 ,111g<· t"nu11l \ T1 ;111 ... 1)111t:it11111 l"o mm1..,..,111n 11n \h1· I Ith ut .\UJ!USl "Ou1 h:J!'>ll' 11•qu1·-.1 "Ill lw l•JI lhl•m to :-.upp111 I not 1 t·M·1111l1111;: lht n·cl rout1· Tht•1r 11·1·11mnwn tL!t11111 \\Ill go \11 CalTr<.rn.., .ind lht• ... 1.111• l'IJlllOll!'>SIOll I \\llUlcl a'sumt• \h.11 lh1· ... 1at1· \\ould rnJkt• 'omt· d1·t1!'>1011 ,11l1·1 thr 1 '\cl\ t>mbt·r 1 t•lt•t t 11rn " Ttll' statt• h a<, off Pr1•d opna tional improv1·m1•nl!'> on Ruu11• 55. \\ ould co ... ta ;\](-,a ... t'ltlt· for thi~? B1·g,11dlt"'" 111 ,,h.11 th• 't.1t• dt•('ldt• ... to !111 \qf h Olli 11 t t'\\ ,I\ lh1•\ 'rt• ):!0111g to 1•111l1111u1 11 111 HJ\ Stn·1·l 111 lilt '11!1 111 th1 c1;1 C.·h "It \\<Hild ht• 11111 111,.: ·' tit ('ISIOn It> l"l'S('llltl II :.ill 1111 \\;1\ ba('k to fln:--tnl Str1·1·l \\ 1· ,.,.gut lhat holt· then· ·But. l.'\ t•n ti t hl· ; .... ;qJ provl'tl ;,1 full frl.'t'\\ a\. \ 1111 re talkinl?, ~·l'ar~ b<·for1• 1t \\11uld lw completl.'. !:>II tht· Of>l'ralit>n.11 1m provt·m<·nt~ an• l \.l n ·mt•h 1 m por\;.inl a.., t.1r a:-I 'm <·1111 <:er m·d .. Wh at form would thnsf' oiwra lional impruv1·m1'nl' takf''! 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Th.1!., \.\h.\ I tu·I th1· 1-:IH 1-. ... 11 1rnp1wlanl 11 ·, J.!0111g lo t·unll" up with .,onw alt 1•1 n • .t" t'" :\Lt.\ 111 \k F~1rl.111tl <:tll.'d µa"I 1·11' .,t udH•s .ind J r•·<·1•nt (' J 1 l'r .111~ n·purl t hal 11 ... 1... 111nt· altt·rnat1\ l'"' for l<•>Ull' 55 inl'lurl ing a '1aduct structun· ·• full free·\\ a~ or ·no pro JN I " .. Sonw ol lho...i• allc:rn;it1vcs an• 'o 1•xp1·n!'>1\l' and th1·.' h<iH' to hl· a lot mon· 'ipl'l:if1c . · !>o ld :\ 1 l' F a 1 I .111 cl . n 11 I r n g t h ,11 t h l' '1,1dul'I pn1po-..1l \\OUlrt not tw ,, Keep Its Bead IJp It look:c\ ltk<' L .J Hotunno of Dana Point hookt•d a big Ont' whllt• smf fi shing al Oohcn~ lkach i\<'llWll.' th(• b11:t otean ~oing cralll' got ltlh·d \\ lll'n 11 ..,l<'J>Pl·d 1n .r j mud holt-offtc1ub :-.,I\ Thi <'t ;me• cfr :-.tgrH·rl lo ".ilk or\ I lw ol"<':tll floor ts ht•mg ll"t•d 111 tn11-.t rut'! inn ul a r1•j!111rwl -.c•\\ .IJ;:l' nut I a II ltn<' . .ll l't•pt Jhlt· 111 t'11.,.l,1 \h·,,1 I ll-.;l <Ion I know \\h:tl !111 !'>OIUI llln I!°'. ht• .iddt•d \\hat kind of prt•s.,urc· " tht· <it' u-.in~ tu j.!t•t -.om(' a1·t111n'! :: h ;1:-.1talh lh1111>. \\.t rl ..,;" 111,J? ht·~ lli1 ... 1 ... 1 ht· 01 ang1· Count~ Tr<insport .11111n l'om 1111:-.s1on .. rc·.,pon,1hl11l} to m;.ikt· t ht'Sl' n·t·ommt•ndal ion!> to th1· ... ta l t• I kt'! I 1111 IOOJ.!l'l \\..ant tht· ('1 I' 111 t'o!'>\J '.\IP..,a runn1nJ! up 111 (' .dT1 .rn .... ind tt·llinJ.' t h1·m "h,11 lllt't pt·oplt· \\ l' ;1n· Ont• council m 1·mlwr ha' "UR· gl'st.-d tht• l'it)' pull it' pollc1• µrul<·<·tiun urr tht• 'talt· roadwa} lo fort:l' a rt'SIJUllSl' from lht' st:1lt'. Is thi-, :1 \ iablt• a11proach'! I don l 11·1·1 lh11st• ol l' proµt•r aµpruadH·s that ~ou ',1· ~o 111~ to ust• lhost• 1'1ncl of lhrl'<lt:- \~ t' l':1n l pull our poll<:<' prott•t· I 1 11 n h t • <' a u " 1 \\ l' h J ' t d 1 t• ... punMhthl~ l11r lht• -..ill'l) ol Int· a I n·s1dcnts · llo\\ will Lht· cit} took upon duwnLO\\ n redcvelopm l'nt in tht· ab,enC<' of lht' fre(•\\ ay'> ·~I) appro<i('h rs go. ng tn hl that thL' rl'dt.>vcloµml'nt agency t no\\ tht• t·1tv <:·ouncil . <'an no longer orJer:Jte unc1 er thE· 1dt•lf thi.tl we·n · ~01ng to wait and sec what hoppcns \\Ith the frl't'\\><l} Wl"rl' going to µus h on ·• So11 Nabbed In Murder Of H~ Family SF:l.:\IA ,\I" •\ SL•lm of h1<; pa rt•nl" und \ 1111n,J?1·r hrollwr '' ;i., arrt'!'>tC'<.I \\ 1lhoul inn<frnt in .1 1·11ffl'l' !'>hoµ ht·rt· toda:i Vresno Count~ :--h<·nlf'.., cl1•µut11·' r<' port t•<I .J1mmv Sptllt·r :!ti \\.1:-. takt•n in t o <·u..,tod.\ th" )i.1:. illll'r furwnil st•n•1n•s lor his parl'nts. .r n h n D uy 1 t• s p 1 11 l r 5 o Hn-.(•mLln Spllll'r. 14 and ht., hrolhc•1. i':dg;1r Alht•11 ,"prll1•1 :!:I I-::rt·h h.id ht•t n -.hot 111 tl11 ht·ad. hunc~kd 111 hlankeh and hound "1th rop<· :\1 rs Sptlll'r.., hod\ "a:-hunc•d 1n a gardl·n Thl;' 1ctim~ .tr<' helt<•vl'(I to ha\'P hN•n killl' said 11 t• had t•l ud<'d .1 'la tl•\.\ 1dt' dragnl'l sinct• Monda~ when lht· derompos1ng hod1c::. ol h1!-> f:Jm1 h wt•r<' found 1n t ht•11 h(lmt> nl'iH' hl'rl' a: UJ ~ ::> en SANTA I SABEL 19th ST D•t•'f Piiot H1wtM.11p 'RED LINE' ROUTE This i:-. I h t.' \\ ~1 .' C o ~ I a :\1 e s a Frl'l'\\ ".' t·urrentl~ C:1ppcar~ on .... 1 all' h1ghw~•.' plannmg map:-. Actual fn•e" ay cur· rl'nlh t•nds at '.\k:,,a DriVl' <lop i Dark lint· 111dtcalt!S ho\\ fn .. •cv. <A.' \H>Uld swing around old. downtown bu!:>t m·s~ d1stnct on and nt-<H' '\; t• '' por1 Bou It'\' a rel More Babies 3 Test-tube Tots Expected l.ONUON tAP' Thrt•e mnrc· \\omen. two of lh1·m countcs!'>C''· t'"'<PN'I tc•st tutw bah1t•s this }l':tr. the Dully Express report ed todu)' f Rc•latcd s tory. /\3 • The Rrtlish tabloid s~11d tht• wife of a wealthy Bnt 1sh t•arl an hNs 1n No vembt'r N Onl• or th(' \.\ (lffi('ll "as iclt•n li fi ed But ttw Exprc·~-. ~aid tht· British countesi.. lik1• thC' molht'r 11( lht• \\Orlrl's f1r"t lt•st (ullc· bCI h) born TuC':-.da). bt·cam1• prt·gnant ;.1rtc•r \reatm('nl by gyncC"olol'(rst Patrick Steptoe and phys1olg1st Robert Edwards at the J{encral hospital in Oldham,-.a · m ill town in northern England 190' m 1 ll'S northwest or London. i A fourth .... oman who hopes to bt'com<' pn•J{nant after concep· tton outs1d(' tht• \\Omb rs unde l r <' a t men t i n I.o n don · s St. Thomas·s llosp1tal. She is in her :lO!I and 1s being shielded from thl' pn•ss. but medical sources s~ud 11 would be som e time lwforc• 1t was known if she were pn•gnant 1 Medital histor y's first test· < 'e(' BABIES: Page A21 j 1 • O~ily Pilot SUH PllOlo BODYSURFER CUTS FOR GREEN WATER AS WAVE FOLDS OUT AT THE WEDGE 819 Waves Took Toll Among Uninitiated Thursday -lifeguards Hauled 424 Out of Water Through Weekend f 'rom Page A I Surfers Preparing For\Vhopper\Vaves GOLD .... or cl low in Tokyo cigalnst the .1 .. pam·si· yl•n today <1nd con· I llHH·cl to slide <.1gainst m csjor E unqH·:111 currt.•ne 1es. falling n1t1rl' than 2 JH'rt·t•nt against the s wis s franc by ei:l rly afte rnoon. C old had bet.>n trading around $19!-J an llUlltl' most Of the d<1y .111d t hl·n mo\ l'd h1gh<.'r following n·porls that Htl' pres ident of thC' S v.1ss n;it11111 :.il b a nk. Fritz I. t· u t \\ 1 It-r b c· I 1 <' v e s th a t <J furthl·r ••PP• 1•1·1at ion of the Swiss lrunt• .1g.i1nst tht· doll i:lr ts in· (.'\ 1t;11Jh · With th(· big ... u rf th<it hit '1frwµorl lkac:h Thur!->d <1y 1·>. p t'l:t1•cl to l ast through tht• \\ t' t• k ,. n rl I 1 f e I!. u a r d s Jn d bod vsurh·1 s J>rcpart·d fur at'ltun tod a\ The bocl\•surfrrs cht·l·n·d th<· arriv<1I or" the ht,:! n 1mbt•r., 1n t I m l' f 0 r th (' f Ir ... t ,1 n n lJ :ii llunrlgun conll•.,t which 1s ..,l'l for Saturda)' at 7 a m <•l IHth Stn·!'l J\ Handgun 1s ~1 m1niatun : ... urf board m ade• <•I pluslll' thut a ho<h ... u1·fer ~rtl.I'> \.\-1th oru• httnd Lo i.:1n· him mon • mob1hty 1n riding J \\ ;1Vl' Ltft•g uarcl ~ ~t.'f l' l t·s o., t•n 1hus iast1c ahout lht· hig surf ..iflt•r lh!.'Y pull~c! 4::!4 swimmer'> C!Ul or tht• big wa\11.'S Thursd ay 1\ !\-1 ,1 r 1 11 t• D c• p J r l m e n l s pok1•s man rlatmed Thur.,clay's s:.i,.f ran at a C'onsish:nt 15 f<..et. IHI\ h<HI dropp('d off lo 1•1ght to JU-foot .,t•ts today T h l' s urf a I' p :a r <' n t I y I ., ;1 byµrnrlul'l of hurru:a nt.' I ll·d11r Newport Man Nabs Suspect At Gunpoint .\r a ngry l rvsnt.• T e r r<JCl' hi> m l'O~ nl·r who d ist•o v t'r l·d thrl'l' m<'n t:1mpt·n n~ with his l'.ll"l'-taptun·d ont> s u:.pc N at gunpoint t·arly Thursday afh·. f111ng a shot into lht· ground 'l'hl' s us pet't , S t•ott Edward \lt•ll111-. W. r<•fu:.t•d to give poll<'e an addn•ss. I It' w<1s hookt·d into city Jiiil ancl lall'r transftorred to tht.• j ail ward at UC I r v ine Mt•fl1 r al Ct•nte r complaining of a lu•ad injury allegl·dly suffered during his pursuit. i\ccord1ng to pohc<' rl·pnrts .Jo hn C. Knmo of 2006 St·adrift Drive , Nt.•wport Beach. said he i:IW akcned at about 2 a m to fin(i three m en working i:l round th1• cars parkt'llor in atxiut one block and ftn'd a shot into landH·aping to d1scouragt• Ml'llor from trying to gel awa) ' Offict>rs 1·.1 lll'<i tn l hl· st•en<' al ha;l·d Mello-wa:. tarrying a knife Mellor told pol1Cl' ht· wa::. s it ting on thl• curb a fter coming from tht' bt'ac•h whe n ht• wcis <1:. s nultNI by Krimp Me llor· was booked on susp1 cinn of burglary <1 nd is being held todc.1y tn hl'U of SS.000 buil ORANGE COAST DAILY. Pl LOT ~:.~;:t~~~~.~11~\ ~::,:::;:;;:~: ,:;. c.n.,t Pwt>h\l\•"O (.()(f'IP•"'' \it-Nt•ltf'Oth)f1• Uf' D';ht•· ~" M · f'U14h· '"'""0" r-... , ....... t , .. ,,,,. A "t .W()'"I A• u f'I H '"'' "4f "f\ A-It< f\ f uft ... " v .• ,.. t \ ,,, t h ... v.. .. t·tl l.-~u.,,f'•~" '-'>41h(I\,. I 4 ·~"'"'l "''"'Cl ,.,_, """'' ~., \ftlUHJ4Y' .vi , " ..... ff\t D" ,..,Hf C)yblt\P\•~ iO•Al"lt • ~t t)O -W.\t 8•¥ .,.,.,.. Co\l• ~\• C•t•f0'" ·~,. ..... tt H .,,,,.. ~'' '1• 1•1IAMl 1.J'" ._. UtClt a (V'~f '/lo(•l'T'" t4)rtnl•nd C,,N>tM Mit~t fti.em.n•ttvlt l ()1tn• fftef'ft.f\ A Mwl'tft+M M•nt11QI~ l d• ,n- CJMttf'' .. "'"' •·<~rf,, ..... ,, A\\1\tfl!'t9 Mal\AQfl'\0(0.tOf'~ Cotti Mt11 OftlC• l.,.W•\I Bftw\tn• ... t ~'''IHI ~()fjtt"'-"' ft (~ t\n' I~ ~,,.,,. Office• L•'l'l"'f tO•AfP'I tt•aC..•...-,v·w•1 \,,_, ... 11~t•"Qlr)t"I 8"11t4. I"! 1 't f\ l\tllll(h 6oull'lliltt0 ~''""°''' V'.,tl•11 1\MI lA "'•' JhiWt 1111 \41" Ot•On ''"""""°" Telep~ne 1714)142-4321 c11111111H1 Aovert11tng tu.sett off lhl' t•oa..,t ol .\l l'X ll'O thl• spOkt'Sffi~ll :-.ltd T he lift•guarc1 ..,µokt•smJn ..,;ml 75.000 pt•oµI<• !-oh ll\\ l'd uµ on :-.i t'\\ port 's lw:1dw.., Thur!'>d ,1v and big crn\\ds \\efl' antl('1r><•l1·fl lOd <J\ US "Well Of the 424 res cue.., lhl· ltfr~u;1rd .,pt1kl•sm.1n S<lld l\\o invoh t.•d sC'n ous lllJUrll'" Orll' "J., a surf1·r "ho "ufft·rt·d •' ha<:k rnJury \\ h1le rHhng th" \\ ;1q•s al 1:1th Slr<'l'l and tht• otht•I' \\U., a fll'<ll" drowntng .1t l.1ttlt• Corona hl•Jd' Sidewalk Sale Eyed Today The• t4tl°I annua l W1•<.tl'1 1ff Plaza s 1dl•wulk salt.· ..., outlint•<I tn a magJ ltnl' 1n totl,1, ·._ Lh11I} Pdnt · T hC' folh1·r of ull llar l1or 1\rt-.1 .,lflt'walk salt-.,·· lt'.llUrt'" h,111 ;ind ll'\\l'lr) l;1shl'IO., food.., a111I h:.srd\\ <ire lnter Vll'WS v.1th wl' .... ll"ltlf Pla1.1 \h•r('ht1nb a t...o appl•ur tn lht> m agazine 1n lo<la\ s DJtl'v l'tlot Tapes Seize d ~ 1-: \\' :\ R K '.°': .I I " fl I F1•d1•1 a 1 a uthortti.• ... put I h1· h1H · Th u1sd.1~· on ;1 l111s1111•ss that .d lt•gcdly W<J!-. sl'lltng 1ll1•gal v11h·o lilj'H' C:ISSl'llt'S Of Sll ('h J)tl}Jlllill' n 1pyright m ovl(·s H~ .);'""' thl.' FBI un1111un1•1'fl Th l' pn·\ 1ous record fixing \\.is Sl!.li 5U n·t·orded Dec 30. 1!171 T tw I 1:-.111g 1!-. the price cigr ced Lo h" Lo ndo n 's fn e ml!JOr l>u ll 111n dN ler s for the day'<; I radinl! ciltcr cunfcrnng. usually h) tl•l1•µhnnp T ht: prc,·11ws rt.•c:ord cam e JUSI •• rt•w days lld ort.· cong ressional k g 1'ola t1on a llowed Ame rica ns to lwy :ind st•ll gold m 1975. Euru p l':111 s1wt·ulator:-. h<td expected Lh ••I tlw ne \\ A merican law \\ 1111 Id tall..,l' a boom in the gold markd But th<•I boom did nol m .1\l'rtali1l· :i ncl gold priCt's gr .t<Jually ch't'ltrw d 1'h1• clo ll ai . cle:-.p1tt' m ass1n• pu11·h,1s1·'i h) the Ba nk o f Ja1>a n ''' !>ll·m lhc d rop. cl1ppl'd on th1· l'ok \11 fOr l'IJ.!n eXthange to ,1n11thl·r· record lo"W . Thl' a1hng t urrl'ncy closed <J t 1!12 125 .Japunei:.t.' yen. down fro m Thursdav's elos(: of 193.475 yen .. rnd <it it.. IO\\ t•sl d osing leve l sHH'l' tradrni:: heg:rn at the end of World War 11 It ts 1n .fap~10·s 111tcrest to keep tlll' yt·n l rom rt!-.tng too rapirlly a~:11nc;1 lht· dollar he('ause the l n1tecl States 1s a key export m .1rkl·t for .Jupan A more e x· P<.'n sl\'t• yen m a kes Jl!pane!>e goods less competitive on the :\mc r1<::m market. Family "Unhappy' Onassis' Daughter To Marry Russian l\1 OSCOW 1 A P l (;re e k millionairess Christina Onas::.1!->, <tfler dis m1::.sing the 1dt•a as prt> posterous for Wl't•ks . said tod a\ s he wo uld mJrry a Sov tt;l b u r c a 1i 1· r a t n I''< l '' (' l' k 1 n MosC"ow. a 1-'n •rwh 111urnah~t n• ported J.frr fam1lv in lht•ns was n• portcd unhuppy aht1ut 11 '"I a m getting m arri ed 0 11 'l'ul's<lay." tht• 27-year nld M1:-.s ()naSSI!:> \\Uh quotl'fl a ... S:l\'rng hv French tell'vrs1on t'<>r n·..,no r:d1·rit <;abnel Ml•retik who contal'lt·cl her earl) this morning be fore shc slipped out of her hotel. We ll-informe d s ources had s aid early lh1s month that the daug hte r of the late s hipping mag n a te Aris totle Onass is would marry Sergei Kauzov. a form t•r cmployC'e of the tanker rl1\•ts 1on of the Soviet freight firm Sovfrakht. J\ SoviC'l ca meraman said K;1uzov picked up Miss Onassis :11 tht• lntourist Hotel in his So· vwl Volga automobilc loday and <l r o vt• her awuy to <1n un · ihst losNl local ion Consumer Prices Continue Skyward I. 0 S A N (~ F: I. F. S f 1\ I' 1 Consumer pnc•t•., 1n Lo., i\n~1·lt·!-o Jnd Oranlo(l' <'ount1c•s s kyrn1:k1·1 l'd 4.H J)<'rccnl in the f11 .,, sl\ months of I his )'t'<ff <1 111•n •t•n tagl' pmnt ht!-!her than th1• 1n cre ase n.•torded 10 the· first half of 1977, the US Luhor De part ment n•p<1rtcd today lllgher postaRt.' rates ;met 1n t·reas cd costs of food . fi oustnf.! and t ransportation t•aus t•d ;11 t•u cons uml'r prices to r1st· 1.U pl'r t'l•nt last month. said Jim Wurth, c htt'f oC tht• Suuthern Culifornw 11ff1re of the Labor lkp;1rt mt'lll ·s Burt.•au or la ho r S tat1s lll'S t Related story . J\1'l And in lhc 12· m onth J.IC'rHHI b etwct•n June 1!177 and J um• 1978. the prices for Lo:, i\111(1•h•s a nd Orange count 1~s r ose 7 7 "erc<'n1 Wurth s1t1d. whilt• Inst month's incrN•M' ma rkf'd the third straight month prices rose at least one J){'rcent w1'tl .June 's increa se . the con· ... um<'? price index shot up to .mothe r t l•rorct 193.4 for the two r ount1cs W h ;1t that bni Is down to. Wurth said. is that it cost $19.34 lasl month lo buy the same J.:Oods and services which cost $10 rn the base price yeur of 1967 It a lso means the 1967 dollar would buy only 51.7 rents worth 11r good" and Sl'r\'i~es in today's ma rkt·I. Wurth t.>xplalnt'd Wurth s,1id the seve n major .trt.•:ts ot C'mlsumer spending last mo nth "<'I'<' food and be verages. hous in)(. tr;;n<1portation. apparel and upk1'<'p. henlth and recrea - tion t'ntert1unment. and olhrr AOO spleen on the sy!:>t t.>m ." ::.tal e Se n Dt•nn1s C arpe nter s aid Thurs d <1y tha t Culifo rn~a ·s representative J:(tivernmt·nt rea l· ly is n 't rt.>pn.'Sl•ntJtivl' at all S peaking lo thl' Ora ni::t· Coun ty F o r um o f T o wn H a ll . t'Mpentt.•r re1tcratt•d his bl'licr tlwl IL•g1slJtivl' term::. ought to IH' limited to keep lawmaker~ in Su<·ramento from hecoming too t·los!.'ly a llwd with s pecia l in· tt'r<.'sl group., Tht• N t•v.por t B e a c h lk publtcan 1s rdmng al th(• end or the year after serving two. four·yeu terms <JS the s tate st.•nato r from thl• 36th District wh1t h l'ntompasse:, mus t of southeast Orangl' County S prinkling his talk with JOkl''i C arp<.•ntcr. 1n his vie w. l'X pla ined that carel'r lcg 1sh1tors become unresponsive to the m a· .1o rity of thl'tr t•o n!-.t1lue nts . n •s ponding instead to .1 pres s ure of rnlt•rest groups out or fcu r of losing an clecllon ··Legis lators n•pre::.ent the voices they he ar." he said. "It's not too often thC'V r<'prcsent the public at large or thc•ir constit· uents at larg(• Legislators move s ubstantially out of frar of losing s uppo rt or bcrng thrown u ut of or free " T hat unrcpn'SC'ntcd majority. ciccording to Carpenter. ts rarely hc<.i rd from. but "thl·y ros(' up tn ;rngcr with Prupositron I :i Tksc rrbing tlw tux limita tion m l·asure ci!:> the '"vehicle for thl· accumulated <rngcr of society." Carpe ntt.'r contl•nded tha t tht• m easure ha d ltttll' s ignificant t.·f feel on the Lcgislatun· becau~c la\\ makl•r!> an• trying lo find "ays to gt•t around tl C ittni.t tht' ust• of -.tale s urplus TONIGHT O C C PLAN ETAR I M "Stars of thl' Summl'r Sky." H I> m :'\IOTO RCYCl.E SPEEDWAY RACING Fairgrounds. 8 pm "OT H ERWIS E ENG AGED" T h e a te r . Tut.•::.da y Sunday through Aug l.8 pm SlfNO.'\V, J Ul.Y 30 OLDTIMERS N EWTI MERS PICNIC Estancia Park. l pm Information 545 75.51 Mesa School Yields Bomb money to aid local government~ hit by Proposition 13, thl· stall' sc n i:l l or de {'l ~n·d fl a tl y , "'Th ere'll be no changes <in gov. ernment s pe nding ) resulting from Propos ition 13 ... During his speel'h. O<irpcnter rarely us ed spec ifics or cited by name legislators who had com<· unde r influence of special 1nte rPst g roups However. he was Crtttcal or C:ov Brown for firs t opposing Proposition 13 l!nd for his cur rent role in s upport of lfow:irrl J <1 rvis. the mc usurc• 's a uthor "lie led tht• fight against 1t and here it is a month la ter a nd you'd think it "Was his 1d<.•a . · Carpenter sard of the governor As for his own ret1rcm <•nt fro m legisli:lllve ltfe. Carpenter noted that the· life of a legisl;.1tor is not terribly rewarding. citing the S23.000 annual s ala ry ··it JUSt finally got to the point t h a l t h t' m 1 n u s e s w t.• r 1· s ig n1f1cantly greater than lhl' pluses." he said f'rotaPageAJ BABIES ... tubE• bubv. Louise· Brown, was moved from a spt·cial c a r(' unit Thursday to join her mothcr in the m aternity ward at Oldha m and District Genera l Hospital ..ind a bulktin stud shl· wus ··pro g ressing very well " T he m otht•r. Lesle} Rrown who v.ill be 31 Monday. and hl•r husba nd J ohn. 38. a truck dnver who has a d a.ughter by a pn• vio us marriage. h<1d been unable to havl' children for almost 10 } t.·a rs of marriage because <1n ir re parable block age in Mr.., Brown·s F allopia n tubes pn • vented normal conception The Steptoe -Edwards tech nique. on which the two doctor<. worked for 12 years. mvolveCI rt• moving an e~~ from Mrs Brown's ova ries. fertilizing it 1n a laboratory dist> with sperm from her husband and implant ing the div iding cl'llS in hl'r uterus about 2112 days late r The resuJt was a blonde. chub by l'heeked . 5·pound 12-ount·t· girl born nine days prcmaturclv Some 5.000 women are report ed tu ha\·e ~ought he lp from tht• two s peciah!>ts or fro m olht•r s working on s 1mil<1r oro 1ccts Published estimates are that 1n Britain alone 10.000 women a n • infertile because of blockt.•d "'allop1an tubes Mesans Form Water Panel Nine Costa Mcsans have bel·n selected to serve on a c1tizt•n.., <1dv1sory committee to hel1> Lht• board of directors of the Cost a A janitor at Davis Middle Mes a County Water District School in Costa Mesa discovered make long-ran,:?e plans for the c: pipe bomb loc<rtcd in an out-city 's water supply door loc ke r t oday . but a The committee will meet for cigarette acting ;1s a fuse for the the first time Aug. 17. explosive we nt out before the Real estate agent Don Bull Reporter~s TemiStayed WASHINGTON !AP 1 l S '-; t.. p I \ ml" (' ll u I t .Ju.~t1n lh11111 H Wh1h to d.1~ J.lll"'lllom·d tht 1J 1 lt11~ nf '\ t·\\ '111 k I 1 mt--r t' pot tt'i :\\\nm A f ;11 ht'1. v.ho h J ::. rdu::.t"d to turn O\ l'r t•1111f11lt·r1t1a l note). to ,1 N t•\\ .h.•rs1:y iudgt.: pr1: s 11ltng llVl'I lht ·Ur X ·· munh'r ln;1I Wlt1lt: :.t..i}cd an order ror the Jathng unlll noon Tuesday Th•· I ull Suprl'mt Court 1:0. 111 r t·<·(•s!' until Octoht•r An appeal s<111t l'nf<ll"<'l' m f'nt of subprn·rW!-und1•r thrc.rt.. 11f J:11ltng and fines would 11 rt>voc.11.liy d amagt.• ;ou r n J:1s t.-. a b tl;' .Y t n J.:.l lhc r and 11·po 1 l t h l· m·" .... p<.1rtll'\Jl,1r l,Y in thl· iH l'J of n 11mnal re port 1ng Wastline Wms Lease On School ThP vacant Bay View School s ite in Santa Ana II e ights will bt•com e thC' humt• th1::: fall of Coastline Corr.mun1~y Co llegt• with lh1· tolh•gt• l'Xpl'('tsng prof 1l.~ II\ s uh !t .. .1 ... 1r.~ I ht· ... c hool during tht: day Newport Mesa Unified School District trustees ha ve approved Coas tline '" .. $82.000·a·year least' bid to us« the school which wa~ shut down l;ist ~prrng because of decltntnA l.'Orollment TrU!:>lCt'~ wt•re reluctant to ap prove thl' least: agr eeme nt after learning that funds from the five year lea!>e must be returned to the ~late to pay off old district d<.'bl::.. :'<il'v. port :\1 esa offic1ab said However the fina l vote bv trustees v. J !' 6 l. with only Rod MacM1lhan opposing the lease He ::.aid he had ins uffic ient timt.· to read thl' agreem ent. Coastline·~ move lo Bay View tlrew a protest from Santa Ana Heig hts resident Ann Beaupre w h o a s k ed trus t ee'> 1f the} thouf?ht about tra ffic impacts on the community Mr!:> Beaupre• also asked if local children will be able to ust· thl' !'>Chool ·~ playground becau!-.1· of Coasthnl'0 " intention~ to :.uh lt.•ase som t' cla~c;r0<.>m!-to other te nant!' rluring thC' d11y :"t•\\ port \ks<t .,chool hoai <l P :-t•..,tdl·n• Don;o!rl SmJl!v.oorJ s<1rd there prohahly \\ou!d h<t\ l' been les~ 1mpat·t on the arec. tf \l c·'\>,1 llv Con•11)u,:t t0n Ht e h S('hool hCJd bel'I' mm l'd 10 thl' Uay View sit<.' Coa.,tl1nt· ... pokc• ... m an J .1c:k Cha ppt•I! ::.aid th<.• l'Ollegc 1s not .,e<.'kmg btds for daytime tenant-.. 1nlt'r('stt•d 1r using bet we1·n "''t a nd 10 l'la:-.srnom!-ol B.i} V1t'\\ T h t' (" o I ! l' el' h a ~ " l' t .1 m1n1m11m hid or $4;) ()()() rw r ye ar for •ult c1 Jy11me u~e dnd .1 SIO.lHhl mrn1mum llld for USl' of n av Vtl'W tartllltl'" bl'tween u a m ~ind 11 45 .. m Bich suhm1tted to tht· pu rcha~ 1ng departml·n• o f f he Coast Com mun1l~ <'olll'ge D1stnc l "111 bt.• opened ill l pm Aug 3 bomb could go off. fire dep<1rt· will serve as ch airman of the ment officials s(lid. committee. India Clash Told On ,July 12. a similar device Lynn Van Aken will s erve a s ;-.. EW DEi.iii. lnd i.. t API exploded destroying 16 outdoor vice· chair man and Der ald Hunt Cla:,h('s bCI\\ ct'n u ntouc ha blt.·-. locke r s l:lnd c aus ing Sl.500 as s ecretary nnd highC'r ca~H· Hindus in thl damage a t the school. 1050 Othe r committee member., !>OUlh lnd1ar. town of Villupura m Arlington Drive are C h arlotte Lyke. J ean h f d h k II,. F. ff" . I "d h I Patr1"ck. E . Bette Hoyt, J n··n 10 l l' past cw ay~ CI Ve I l'\I tre o 1cia s sat t e atest .... 13 oe rsons. rnrludtnl? wome n and bo mb was discovered s hortly Robins. James Roberts and ch1ldrl'n. 01f1c1als a• ~ladras sarrJ _b_e_f_o_r_e_9_a_._m~~~~~~~~~~W~i_ll_ia_m~B_a_n_d_a_r_u_k~~~~~~~Thursday ONLY THE FACTS • • • MA'AM! Recently a customer was comparing our prices with another store. We were informed our pricing was higher per square yard Upon questioning. we discovered that the other store was furntshmg a considerably cheaper padding than the 64--ounce sponge rubber padding included with our transaction. Jurthermore, in this case. we were comparing our installation against an installation worth far less. (Many stores contract thetr labor by the yard . to layers of unknown background and skill We have our own crews. trained and controlled by us. offering you the best quality installation possible). So factually -the estimate was not as 1t appeared to be' tn conc lusion. when comparing prices. make sure you are comparing eQual values! DEN'S • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • -installation. custom draperies II I ~.I linoleum • wood floor 1663 PlACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA. CAllF 976~7 • Pl-40 "4E 646 4838 -646-2355 \ • i e I 8 8 e a 8t t .. E ... :: ?c I ' Frtdly, July 28. 1978 DAILY PILOT A3 Louise Turning England Upside DoUm OLDHAM . England <AP > A bltby girt numed Lowse hus brought the world's press nock1ng to her door . made a fortune for her parents. set newspapt>rl> wheeling and dealing. sparked u 1.h1>· pute with the government and started rehg1ous leader!> arguing She's Louise Brown. the world's first known test·tubc buby, and she's just three dliys old. No baby's birth has created s uch a stir in Britain smce Queen Elizabeth fl had Prince Charles 30 years ago. REPORTERS AND TELEVISION FILM crews from a round the world nocked to Oldham when the news leaked out that Leslt'Y Brown. a JO.year·old Bristol housewife in the red·brick maternity wing or Oldham and District General Hos pital wus expecting a baby that had been conceived in a laboratory. Oldham is a grimy, friendly industrial town of 227,500 peopk. 190 miles northwest of London It prospered In the last century because of its cotton mills. but it's rather run down today Unemployment is high and there's an air of industrial decay. With the birth of Louise at 13 minutes before midnight Tues day, Oldham was back on the map. 11hv.,10log1i:;t llohcrt Edwards removed one or Mrs. Brown's eggs. f1•1 till1.l>d 1l 111 u le!>t tube with sperm from her 38 ycar·old husband .lohn. th1•n rdurnl'd 1l to twr uterus to develop normally for nearly 11111l' rno111h:. But lhl·V c11uld not 1nterv1l'w. photograph or film the Browns Thl' London Daily M t1 II. arter spirited bidding against rival l.1hlo1d.,, bouJ{hl ex('lusive rights to the Browns. paying more than $600,000, unsutcessful rivals said. 'J'hr<.'l' Japanl'Sl' photographers look pictures O( every pregnant "om<1n thl'y could :-.ce in Oldham. A radio reparter from Italy :.trolled the st reets asking locul people If they had religious objec· llOlll> to I he birth. "What hirlh. luv?" they asked. displaying the well·known wry lo(•,al humor · T iit.: BROWNS GAVE PERMISSION TO the government's Central Offi('l' of Information lo film the birth. since the govern ml'nt's National llcalth Service was paying her medical bills. But on Thursd<•Y Mrs. Brown ins isted the film not be tele vised for 28 di.lys bt.'c·ausc of her contract with the Mail. The Department of 1 lealth and Social Security s aid 1l could not Jccept n·strict1ons on the release of the film because of lhc THE GOING HAS BEEN TOUGH for most of the press corps. nl·wsp;.1pcr agreement. But 1t said it would not release it unless They could describe how gynecolo~ist Patrick Steptoe and Mrs Brown agrt>t'd. Thugs Grab Movie on Bank Heist BOSTON (AP ) -Three a rm ed men ente red a room wh<'re the movie "Brink's" was being edited today, handcuffed the editors and fled with recent· ly filmed sequences of the pro· duct ion. police said. The stolen film may be worth more than the money taken dur· 1n g the Brink's holdup in J a nua ry 1950 Sl.2 million. said the \Imler of the book <*1 which the film is based. The cost of making the movie has been 1..·st1mated at Sl2.5 million. .. Brink's" stars P<'ler F'<Jlk . master s leuth of the television series "Columbo," as a stickup man Polite s;.11d three ml'n s llppt>d p<ist tht• movie <·rew·~ security by us ing lht• name of <1n ex· l'C'Ut 1 Vl' of the product ion. Till' four t•mployet•s "ho hod bct·n handcuffed were nut in· JUrt1d. For weeks th<.· produ('tion company l'l"Creuted scenes and b;:itkdrops to reflt·ct the city of 28 years ago. when th1ens en- ll·rc·d tht· Brink 's Inc. offices. boun d the.· t•mploycc::. and escaped with their boot y The stolen film was of scenes from Bo~to n 's old Scoll ay Square. which in the 50's w<.1s the t.'ily's good·t1me. burle::.que nei~hborhood "fl 's sort of an a la Brink's." Not•I Behn. who wrote the book on which the film is based. said of the !.llckup. •·If the film is not r ecovered. thl'n you'll probably have a mov· 1c without ScolJC:1y Square," he said. "ll's <:1 very t•xpcnsivc Sl'· qucnce. ·· Police Sgt. Paul Conway said the robbers wert! armed . with handguns. They were described as two men in their 20s and one in his 40s. Big Wedding lnCounly Drai.m Stars S1nµt·r Frank Sm atr;.•, com1•d1•.rn Oon Rickles and t hl• t•ntire Los Angeh•s £>o<1gt•r hasl'IJall team \.\ l'ft' <1m11ng the gut'sts al I ht• "cdding of Laura I .asonta, 24. 1n Fullerton Thur:.day night Thl' f o rm e r l\ti ss Lasorda. d a ughtl'r of Dodger m anager T om Lasorda. beca m e Mrs. Sandy Tandlt•r i n the homl• of .Jerry Skpht•nson. ;r I o n g t i m e L a s o r d a c·rony. "Yes. everyone had .i ~reC:1t time." Stephenson said today. "Don Rickles e ntertained and he was ~real. simply great. .. Among oth('r guests at the Lasorda wedding were actress Hope Lange. actor Tony LoBianco and Peter O'Malley. son of Dodger owner Walter O'Malley. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~..;._~~~~~~ APWlr~o MA YOR STA NSBURY WITH AIDE MARY ELLEN FARMER He Admits He Was Lying. But Says He Wasn't Cheating Louisville M ayor Admits Lie, Trip LOUISVILLE. K y <AP> Despite his adm1~sion lhi.11 hl' lied about <JO 11ut·of-lo\\n trip with a km<1le .1ssist ant <.1l tht• start of a firC'f1 ghtC'rs' strik1• Mayor \Vilham Stan:.bury said ht• will rl'm<iin in office <.1nd lrv to re·t·stublish his cn•d1b11ity. · Some offi ciab. however. 111 duding Gov. Julian Carroll ha\'(' :-.uggesled that Stansbury 1·onsicler resigning in the w;1k1• of a newspaper account of tht• mayor's S(•cret tnp to N1·w Orleans this month. Stansbury acknow lcd~ed tn the Louisville Cour ier -Journal that he lied about the trip. I k {'artier maintained he was alone 1n Atlanta on official busin(•ss Mary Ellc•n Farmer. the ad - mimstrat1vc aide who accom· panied Stans bury on the trip, n•· signed from the m ayor's s t::iff Thursday. Mrs. Farmer is in her late 30s. "It could very W<'ll be in the interests of not only the city of Louisville, but it would be in the interests of the Democratic Par· ty that he strongly consider re· signing." the governor said in a copyrighted article in today·~ Courier-Journal. S t ansbury. 55 . appeared da mp.eyed and somber a t a Thursday evening news con· fort•nc·t· in "h1ch he apologized 111 his .,t:.itr :.ind lo tht• puhllc Th<• mayor s.11d thJt ht• "a:-. in Nt•w Orleans with Mrs. Farmer .ind >\Ir. :.ind Mr:-. John II. llawkins nf Louisvilh• wht•n th( 1·1tv's 580 flrl'f1~hters walked off thl;ll. Juhs .lul) M . • 1 lat•tl to protc<·t my f.1mil:v." St;1nshurv 1>aid "I don 'l offer this :1i:; ;11i l'\C'U't'. hut It IS th1· rt•&· '""for Ill) .1t•L11111:. "Wh1l1• II IS I rtl(' that my <·11•,hh1litv h,.., h1·1·n hurt. there .ll'l' ,1 11umhl'I' or n•,1..,on~ "hY I ~h11ulcl t·onl 111ut' to :.ervc. ·· he l:i .11cl Stan-.hun s:J1d he had as. semblcd u : qualified a nd capa· hlL•" staff and had started :.evcral p1 ogram:. and projects Stansl>ur~'. who 1s married. de· n1ed :my romantic involvement with Mrs. Fa rmer. who was re· ecntly divorced. He said he and Hawkins h<1d stayed in one room nnd the two women staved in ;inothcr. · Stansbury's absence <l l the start of the strike prompted some city alderme n to look into pro- ccdurrs for removinit a mayor frnm offie('. Alderman Sharon Wilbert said. OC Faces Wurtin Pay Flap By KATHY CLANCY OI the 0•11¥ Piiot Sl•fl Orange County officials will h ave to cxplC:1in lo appellate court judges why they won't gra nt 7,000 county employees a 5 5 percent pay raise this year. The Fourth Dist rict Court of J\ pp cal ordered the counly Thursday lo honor its contract wi th 7.oOO workers and grant the 5.5 percent salary increases. nut the order was stayed until a Nov. 1 court hearing when county attorneys must explain why the contract isn't being honored. Thursday'!. ruling was the rirs l in the st ale JO re::.ponst• to I .1" ~ u 1 ts f i I e d by s c v c r a I l'mploycc groups. Thl' s uits were hrought to c·hallengc a provision in st<ite legislation that offers ::.o·calkd hC:1ilout funds to local govern· menl to replace funds lost ht'cause of Proposition 13. That IC'gis lation Y.ithholds ..,ta tl' a 1d from local gov<:rn· mcnts thal grant employee p<Jy raises. The Orange County Employee Assodation had file d suit ('halle nging that provis ion a nd ;1sk mg that county supervisors be forced tll honor provisions in .1 two.year work contr act s igned l;.is t summer. County offi cials said the 5.5 percent salary increase would cost $7 mil hon Choose trom rutty. blossomed t>osker or upngni varieties I Gallon Size Reg '229 Sole Price $1.19 Ausfrollon Tree Fern E-1rO·lorge ono tush specimens ol tl11s striking rroplcol OCfent 5GoHon .Jr.l"l'fl~ Size .,. ...... .-Reg '1099 The last word from her l,1\\ yer. Paul Vincent. v. J S that she wul> ins isting or1 the 28·d:iy delay Louise's birth also ('~1u:.t.-<1 thC' expected reltg1ou .. flJp A VATICAN SPOKESMAN SAID ·ruE Steptoe·Edwurds method was an "illicit" Corm of art1f1c1al 1nsem10allon. But Bishop Augustine Harris. president of the Social Welfart· Commission or the Catholic Bishops CQnference. commented "Science can support the loving and natural a mb1t1ons of the coo pie to produce new hfl' . . a pro-hfe expression of Life 1s to tw commended and suppor1ed." Cardinal Gordon Gray. the president of the Scottish Rom.rn Catholic bishops. said he h ad "grave m1sg1v1ng~ " GILES ECCLESTONE. SECRETARY OF the Board for Soc1JI Responsibility of the Chur('h of England. questioned the use of scare<' medical resources for test-tube babies while aged and men tally handicapped people are in need. . An Israeli authority.on J ewish religious law. Rabbi Is rael Lc.1u said lhere was no obJechon and us long as the sperm came from th1· wom<in'shusband. "it's kosher." Schulle r Off TV Good Shif Lollipop Hits 'Power Tower' Television s tation KTLA Chan· nel s has decided to insert old Shirley Temple movies m the Sunday morning time slot OC· cup1ed since 1970 by the Rev. Robert Schuller a nd his •'Hour of Power." KTLA s pokeswoman Ma ry Barrow said the station has not canceled the traditional hour s ponsored by Schuller's Garden Grove Community Church. .. We've JUSt mad e som e 3 Inmates Indicte d in Escape C ase Three Orange County Jail in mates who allegedly attempted to break out of the facility July 3 were indicted on escape char~es this week by the grand jury Named in the indictment are Robert Edward Cran~. 29, of Long Beach. Joseph Gonzales. 27. of Santa Ana. and Larry Edward Jones. 29. of P ara mount. It 1s alleged that the trio climbed from the roof of a bus transporting prisoners to the nearby courthouse and climbed to an overhang leading to the west wall of the jail. Deputies armed with shotguns roun~ed up the trio before they coul4 complete their alleged escape attempt. scheduling changes and offen"<.I the 6:30 a.m. s lot to the church." Miss Barrow said "We have found th.it k1dd1t· shows and family movies an' popular at the 10 a m. hour th01t has been used by the chun·h " Meanwhile in Garden c; rovl' .1 spokesman for the t•hurl'h ~aid. "Los ing Los Angeles would n•,1t ly be a senou!' blow to I hl m inistry it has bet·n our homt· bC:ISl'" Mike Nason. Hour of Po .... er executive producer. nott>d lhl' pr ogram is the longe~t runnin~ religious church service on LO!> Angeles telev1s1on "We fC'<'l 1t would bt• a great di::.Sl'rvice to the community tu deprive the ha nd1('appcd. the in- firm and the l1lderly of J chun·h :.crv1ce brought to them m their ho m es." Nason said he hopl·~ KTLI\ will change its mind ..1boul tht time change. Hut Miss Bar row indu.•ated tt's a closed issue. She said another programml'r has already spoken for half thl· 6:30 a .m. time slot set aside for Hour of Power . "Now. that full hour is not available.'' Miss Barrow said. Despite Uus statement, Nason s aid the pro~ram 's producers hope to meet with KTLA ex ecuttves next week to discuss the programming change He pointect out the church pays for the hour and estimated that the hour pro~ram is rl' ce1ved on 108.000 telev1s1on sets each week. Shade Garden SALE Boston Fern An outstanding value on these lusn, Indoor Of outooor tovortte~ 8" POI Size ~ie_is ~otlr.er;fartilittrtfiat >-.. w cart. 00 mote- ~ \for lawns. flowers. shrubs. trees. \ vegetables and, 1n fact. all plants• r. feeds 011 plant hie o nch tormu10 ot v1101 nu111en1S ond rroce m1ne101s ~ Con101ns o powertul soil penetronl • : .. ' ~ mo1 percoio•es me nu111enrs tnr ouQI' •_:-'.;J'.,.,.;-l'lOrd ono compoc1eo soils I Galloft Sia RecJ-5.98 Sole Price On the Beach: Read Of Booze, Bikinis W.J . Hodite. president of the board of aldermen. said he ap· pointed four aldc>rmen to a special <' 11 m m i t t c e t o i n v e s t 1 g a t e Stan..,bury':. act ions. Sole Price *6.99 Reg.'1999 $9 99 Sale Price • Beaches. booze and bikinis - three popular subjects along the Or~nge Coast -will be put in new perspective in Sunday'!' Daily Pilot. BEACH BOOZE -OrinkinJ? on the beach, often glamorized in TV commercial s. has worsened crowd problems con· side rably for lifeguards and p o lice. Staff Write r J err )' Hertenstein investigates tht' heefed up enrorccment and mounted patrols . 8R1Ef1..V BOOMING -Eenl Meeni Bikini owner Lee Horozsy's secret is that not all women are created equal -nt least when it comes to fitting lntO' pre·siztd two.piece s uits . Her' story in You/Your Money. · ( UN DA Y'S BEST) BERTEA AT CONTROLS- Richard Bertea didn't enter the family business until 12 years a fter his father died, but when he did. he began a solid g rowth pattern that attracted and won an acquisition suitor AGAINST STEREOTYPES Episodes of "Freestyle," an up coming public television series aimed nl knocking down sex and ethnic job s tereotype s ac· compllshes its goals by dem· onstratlng in realistic terms ~hofces av lluble for men and women. 14 Diamond Rings S tolen Fourteen diamond rings valued at $-15.000 were stolen from the J Herbe rt Hall Jewelry ~tore m Westminste r Mall Wednesday evening. W est min s t er p o lic e spokesman Earle Grahum said tO<lny that the jewelry was taken from an unlocked dis play case during business hours at about 7 11 m. He said there were no wit ne11ses to the theft :_\net no sus· pee ts Grohnm said that It 1s not known why the display ca11e had been left unlocked. Gourmet Shop Closeout All Prices Reduced At Least ¥,) Up To 50°/o OFF Selected items COSTA ,MESA 0 > .J CZI ... QI: \II( TlllUA C ----.. ~-.; 0,..1 o.,.. .w ... 1 -4,. l I Zl ... W,OIT ILYD. -, COSTA MI SA ..._MY 64 .. HH ,..._ SMp U J·4 I OJ ,,_.. y..iey Stwe o.ty SAU PllCIS 0000 THlU ti I/ 71 .. , .... u.ltH .. »eel• ...... FOUNTAIN VALLEY )A'll " ---a: 111 f l olJ ::l I ~y l: ~ LI 11._, ~ -; z; 11420 UOOkHURS T ~TAINYAUlY tH.H 11116. _... .t .... S• Ol"fO Fwy I PHOHI: '614171 OfllH 7 DAYS • \ , \-I l/AJLT P ll u l Jot ... Coe ting P.:r dlly J uly 28. 19111 Q with-.,~'( Tom ~~' Marp bioe. T ourists, Go Horne SIGNS OF THE TIMES DEPT. -One of our Intrepid phuto~raphcrl> here on the paper noticed something odd till' other day about the plc.1t·ard that points the way to Corona del Mar City and State Beach Park. It had been altered. Norprnll y. thflre's nothing unusual about this sign up on Eal>t Com;l lhg hway It's just one of those regular green ;ind white state l>1gns that declares, "Corona del Mar BeaC'h P;.irk " ;md has a pointed arrow Hut our photographt•r noticed that near the arrow 1>wnt -.om1•body had pla-.tt;>red up a footnoll' that instruct · "d No Toun:.ll> Bl:')ond This Point " \l •. \S, IN THIS SEASON of record beach. traffic and p.1rk 1ng 1.:ongcl>l 10n. suc:h attitudes pre\'ail among nurn(•ruus residents along this best of all possible coiists S1m1lar mes!->ages, such as .. Tourists Go Home," have ht·en ~1>0tled hanging out or windows along Coast Hig hway r mi~flJ/ l(i•stdf.'111 in 'f'l/prcnl <,reel mg to Beach Toun~I 111 I .1~u11.1 lkach ,111d nn Halima Boulevard on the '•'\\port B.ilhoa l't•nin-.ula • I nt•·n · .... tmgl~ most of thl" .. t' -.uggest1on!> that c1t1zcns t rnrn 1·IS1'\\hl•rt' rPm1>\ l' their liu<l1l's are found on signs from ti .. 11 I\\1n<ll•""· mott•I hakomt·:-.01 a_p<1rtmcnls TO TllE <"O.\ST \L {'YNJl', this might suggest that the t .omil~ lto111 L.i lluhrJ rented the place for the summer 1111 n t ht·\ d i::..1•ov1·n ·d that other visitors were so clogging 1111 tlw n ·g1on that thl'Y C'Ouldn'l get down to the corner j.!roc•1•1 y lot :r pad .. of C'hewmg gum 11 .1\ mg ltud out !'ons1d(•r:.ihle Long Green for a couple o l \.\ t't'"" cit sun a11d M'a, tlwy J'>in the l'ampa1gn to give otht·1 lrn111s ls lhl• hoot · Wturh brings ~ou to tht· hl'ady question of 1ust wha t 1s ii l11ur1st. anyw;.iy'' If I ahandon m y Balboa <.lags for a day in the sun up· <·oa~t ;rl I luntmgton Bt-<JC'h. h<.ive I automaticall y become a .. tout 1st" in I luntmgt1m'' If a J\llssion Viejo resident drives uH·I tht• hill to Dana Point llarbor. docs he now carry a Tourist stamp on his forchC';rrl " How <1bout the Lake Forest pt•oplt• "h11 t·11ns1df.r L;1gun;1 ·.., :\t Jin HeJch Park as TH El R drnnl.. ol shorl'111w ' l'l TRl'TH. \ I.OT of th!' d;1y hl'ach v1s1tors who ar~ inl,1nr1 rt·~1dl·nt-. t rt•,1t our h<'aches with a lot more r espect thun thl· home folks \'t•ry f('Y. lunM' <log:-. ,dong lht• heaC'hfront C'an be hl,inll'rt on v1s1t1>r:-. 1\11111· hkt•I), I ht•)< c<1rry <1 coast C'lly dot.: lag /\ml a~ 1111 lht' guy \\ho 1rnt;111·s your 1•ardrum:-. with t h.II t1 JllM:-.lur 1.1cl10 hl· prob;.ihly lives just down tne li l11rk Prices S oar Workers Lose To Inflation WASHlNGTON <AP> -Consumer prices rose 0.9 percent for the third month in a row in June. as the average worker continued to losl' ground to inflation. the Labor Department said today The cost of food. housing and automobiles led the big increases in prices, which have continued steadily since the s tart or the year. Consumer prices would rise .. 11.4 percent if the trend of the tortion. ending in all proba~1ltty past three months continued for in serious r ecession." Mille r a full year, the department said. testified. The Carter administration The de pa rtment said the predicts price inC'reases will not aver age worker's purchasing bt> a s large in the next six power declined 0.4 percent in months and '1s banking on a J une, the second drop in a row downturn m food costs The worker m ade 0.5 percent G . WILLIAM MILLER. ('hJtrm a n o f the f'ederal Rest>rvt• Board. told the House Hanking Committee today that his .. best guess" is that prices m tht.• next 12 months will rise between 7 percent and 7.75 per- cent. l>hghtly hjgher than the ad- m 1n 1 s t ration 's 7.2 p ercent forc•cast "If we pursue a course that dol'S not soon contain the force:. aC'ct•lcrating the advance of prices. the result will be increas ing economic disruption and dis· $16 Billion Tax Relief Bill Backed . WASJllNGTON <AP> -A Sl6 2 billion tax·cut bill is head- ing for the House floor and a :-.trugglc to expand it and make 1t morc to the l1kmg or President Carter. who opposes its reduc· t10n of the capital gains tax. The House Ways and Means Committee, which had held up the lcg1slat1on for months. ap- provl.•d the bi 11 25· 12 T hursday night in a nurry of last-minute <:omprom1sc:-. Tll E 811.L WOULD provide about $12 :s billion m income tax r elief to ind1v1duals. the rt" muinde r to corporations. The meas ure would cut taxes bv $7 1 for <.1 single person earn· 1ng $15.000 a year and $160 for a "1nglc person ~·<1rnmg S25,000. A ch1ldlt•ss <.'ouplt· would see a cul of S39 al t hl' Sl0.000-i ncomt· lcvt•I. St> at $15.000 and Sl60 at $25.000 A coup!<.' with two children \\OU)d :-.avt' S62 1f t'arning $10.000. $77 if m aking $15,000 and $232 if earning S25.000 . MOST ELEMENTS of the lcg1s lat1on. anC'luding the m d1v1dual tax cuts. would take ef- fect next J an t more in hourly wages. j ust over half the increase in prices The prices consumers pay for food Jumped sharply by 1 3 per cent last month, and beef prices continued to spiral by 5 6 per cent. "BEEF PRICES this June were 30.7 percent higher than in October 1977. when the current uptrend began," the L abor Department said. The cost of p oultry, dairy products, cereal, bread. oils and s ugar increased in June. but prices of vegetables. pork. eggs and coffee declined from May. Home-ownership costs rose 1.2 pe rcent in June. as housing prices and mortgage interest rates continued to move up Ele~tricily costs. which have risen ra pidly since Janua ry. climbed a substantia l 2 6 per cent in June. the d epa rtment s aid. A mall rate inc r ease pushed postal costs up 14 per· cent. the first big increase since early 1976. N aturaJ gas and fuel oil prices rose m o d e rat e l y. w hile telephone ch arges we r e un· changed,'as they h ave been most of the year. N EW·CAR P RICES went up 0.9 percent after rising 1 2 per cent in May. reflecting higher price tags for imported autos and recent increases by U.S. automakers. However. airline. taxicab and Jong-distance bus rates declined in June. and gasoline prices dropped slightly Despite the gener ally bleak re· port, the department said the cost of entertainment declined in June by 0.2 percent because of lower prices for s porting good!->. toy!>, hobbies and music t.•q wp- menl 72 Hour NATIONAL I WORLD Bat in Band Former President Gerald Ford hold~ hat pre:,ented to him m Washington Thursday wh1:n• ht.• addressed the Indepen- dent Truckers Association. While not yt't tosi.ing ht~ hat m the r ing. he told his a ud1enc(.• .. Don ·t count ml' out" m the next pres1dent1 a l election "Retirement isn't ali that bad:· Ford said. "and I would recommend 11 to President Carter atthe earliest possible tlml' " Mail Strike Hinges On Meniliers' Vote WASHlNGTON !AP) A post al contract settlem ent that has prompted wildcat wa lkouts. Ci rt?jection vote by a union ad visory panel and a threat of new strikes as bemg sent to 5:>4.000 postal workers for approval T he outcome of the r at1f1c<Jllon vole won't be known for at least several weeks. And. 1ron1C'ally . umon leaders must count on members to s tay on the job to complctt· rat1f1('at1on. s1 nC'c 1l 1s con- ducted by mail ballot UNTIL THE VOTES are counted. umon om c1als acknowledge, the possibility of a m ail strike per~1st:- Efforts by union leaders to sell the prOPosed accord lo their rank·and·file were dealt a setback Thursday when a comm1ltee of local officials from the nation's !argcst postal union voted 29-l5 lo reject the pact. But the committee agreed to let the 280.000 members of the American Postal Workers Union decide whether to push as1dc calls for a m ail strike and approve the contract. EMMET ANDREWS, president of the APWU. said he did not think the committee's vote was representative of the attitude of tht· r ank·a nd-file. and he appeared confident the pact would b1• ratified. An aide to Andrews s aid union leaders believe there are only isolated pockets of resistance to the contract Chief objections to the new contract a re that the 19 5 percent pay raise over thret' years as not high enough and that a number of Y.Ork r ules rl'main too rJ J?ld. particularly C'oncermng m andatory overtime WomenA boardShips 'Problem ' for Navy Comm1tlet· :-.tarr a1<.lcl> :.aid the M'em mg discn·pem·y of a $6 cut ror the childless couple m<1king $15,000 comes about becausl' ~uch C'O upl es are o n the borderltne betwe<'n l aking lhl' 1tandard deduction or itemizing heir deductions. Such couples 10w receive some benefits that vould not be continued in the .1ew lcg1s lallon. FEATURING MAGNAVOX TELEVISION AND STEREO \\-/\::iHl'.\lliTO:-.. (J\P > A feder al judge says Congress erred 111 h•lhn~ the :'\iavy to keep womC'n orr its ships, although he con- '-'l'dt•:-. the Navy races problem~ in planning for vessels that will One late l'hange given an ex- cellent C'ha nce of House ap- proval would -in the great ma- 1orily of cases -eliminate the capital gains tax on profits from the s<1 ll• or a home. c.irrv both men and women as crew .. (J S. Dislncl J udge John J . SmC'a ruled on Thu~sday that at 1s v p to the Navy to determine as it sees fit whether 1t wants to put v.omcn onto all types of naval vessels. Smca It-ft 1l for th(' Navy. however, to decide whether "women ml•mbcr~ ~hould be excluded from ... shipboard duties until such ttmt.• as thl• vessel!. are properly equipped and crew members propcrlv tr a med to aC'commodatethl'lr female counterparts." 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Snow••' •r>d a tow lhundl!rsriowen. conllnu.a urly IOC!av A few llQlll shower!. cMlln...a O¥Or Ille Rockie\ wlllle • few thun oerstorms rocliled we\lern Ar11orw. dr0e>p1n9 tarqt amount\. o4 f"Aln eno ''Ckln9 UPdUSI Calflornfa A••ndrOCK will keep l•lllno O•M mount•1n ano oe~ert •rea~ tn1' .. ,.,,.,.0, Ille National Wuther S!ohllte ........ b\11 lnSINO of Cl••rlno t~ air. trw llonn• ere 001"9 lo brinq 1101. muq9y day' 10 Soulhern C•llforno•. Ano tll•t ""-•come la9-•lono. smOQ. Wiii be •II loo VIS•bl• Allnougn uw Soulh Co.os1 Aor0\leh 1, M•n•Qe,,,...1 Olslrkt did not make A predl<liM for Salurd.ly or Sunci.y, 11 lortc••t • 11niwa111>1u1 · c-lUons 1noav on most lnlertnlldl•I• v•llevs ana lht low <ll!wru l f'\'° \.f'~r~ con<~1r•t1on1 wen DlnPOtnled ··-ow CChHI, In th• moun1a1ns -lllQll o.wri. Weekend 111911., will be on IM mid lo 119per llO$, the Wffl~ Senrlet H•d. Thunaay's lllon "'"' 11 S t1rlReport HunllnotM Buell. Tnrw· to llv"· toot soulllwnterly Jwtlll provided poor 10 taor surllno 11111 mom l,.o. wHn lmprowmenl upotcted by low t1tt. 1111s •fl-. Newpart Buen Exctlltnl surfll!Q wHn .. ven lo •O·foot soutlltrly ,,..11, Poor swimmers were oll>O•l\H lo •l•v •wo bt<•u~ ol \ll'Ol'IO rip llCIH, tCoostal wtathtr i n- formation will be /ound on Poge 810 today1 COLOR CONSOLES, YOUR CHOICE OF STYLES • SAVE UP TO 40% (> DURING THIS ONCE A YEAR EVENT! • MANY FLOOR SAMPLES AT REDUCED PRICES! From 5119. FREE BALLONS FOR TME KIDS • REGISTER FOR FREE PRIZES RNANCIHG AYAILAILE OAC ' . \ • I I l I fl : 8 a I CALIFORNIA Coast Panel Sued Developers Cite 'lnterf erence' Si\~1 \ Bi\HHARA t A1'1 \ctor f"t•ss Parl.~r who lr..idl's. 1s JO tning <.i new .,tatew1de developers g roup lo fig ht the s t all' Co<.1st<JI Com 111isswn FORMATION OF THE As suciat1on ror Sunc Co<is l._I Pl<an· ning wus announced Thursd ay by dl•velopcr J oseph Mablroiannt <at a nt-ws confC'rl'OCl'. "We 1.1.ant an ussociat1on that "111 g1vl• us a louder voice 1n Sacramento that w ill point out the abusc:. or the Coasta l Com· m1ss1on." Mastroianni ~•ud in a tt·lt·phont• 1nll·r\ It'\\ Al t hl' IH'\\ s COii ,,. rcnn'. Ma:.trownm a lso su1d his Old S<anta Barbara P1l'r Co 1s film~ a $32.5 m11hon lawsuit ug<Hllst the com m ission for its in ter fcrence in the development or JO aging whar f that Mast roianni c l <ai m s is a safety hazard pcrpl'luated by the commission "WE BELIEVE T HAT our legislators. by the e nactment of the Coastal Act of 1976. have un· intentionally s pawned another romm1ssion that has assumed the right to rntcrfer(' every where." Frank Crispo, presi dent of t he Cann ery Row '.\1erchanls Assoc1<1t1on of Mon Sentence Reduced S/\N FRANCISCO <AP> -Two 26-ytar·old ml'n convicted of tht• murdcr·ror hire bl·ating death or J :'¥1 a r in County real C!-.l<lll' ~alcsman have h ad t heir death ~l'ntenrt· reduced to life in pn:.on by lht.• California Court or Appeal T ll t: RUl.I NG T HURS DAY 1.·hangcd tht• ::-l'ntcnccs of Billy llarold W1lhs or LO!> Angl'I<':. and Thom a!. Irwin Mact· of Missoul<a. Munt Both mt!n w..rc sc:hcdult·tl for dl·ath an l hc San Quentin ga:. rh;1mbc•r Thl' l'OUrt ..,:11d 1t "''' nvt•rturn ing lht· mc·n .., dt•.1th bl'OLCO('t• bceausl' Cal1£orn1.1 had no death penalty law when the m urder wal> com mitt1.'CI in May 1975. although t he legislat ure later n.•ston·d the death penalty T H E PAIR. 1\LON{; with 44· ye;ir-old Derrcll Oc:Jn G urdnl'r who hired t hl'm lo lo ll 1hc :.alesman. Wl·re c:onv1rll•d and sentenced to death in March 1976 by Judge Louis Burkt'. a retired California Supreme Court justice. Th1.• thrcl.j wl'rl' convicted of the murdt•r of' Doncild Moore, 39. ;\1 non• was m arried to Gardner's t•x wire Testimony at the time in· d1t•att:d the jealous Gardner paid ;\I :ll'l' ~1nc1 Willis S'1.000 to kill 'loOrl' Federal Suit Filed t1.1n•\'. :..ud in <J telegram sent to ;\I J:..tt ioanm for rl'lt:'u!.1.' at lhc ll<'WS t'Onfrrence T1l Gov Edm und G Brown Jr •. M astr o1anni added : "Tht:' Coastal Act is so broadly defined that any project can be ap· proved or denied within the very :.a me set of guidelines.·· Parker said he supports the Old Santa Darbara Pier Co.'s suit because he anticipates dH- fu:ult1es in imple me nting his pluns to build a major hotel· c·onference center. residential development a nd seven-acr(' p<ark on the last remaining piece of undeveloped Santa Ba rbara ~ atcrfront land. "I FEEL THAT SINCE they ct he Old Sant a Barbara Pier Co > h ave exhausted a ll ad min1strattve a\'enucs. 1t is only the legal action that can perhaps give them some relief." P arker :.aid. Mastroianni 's Superior Court suit seeks $25 million in punitive damage!. and S7.5 million for in· verse tondemnatwn because he fcl'ls thl· state <:ommission has 1 akcn away his a bility to d evelop Stearns Wh arf. T h e det eriorati ng wharf. lul·ated at the center of the city's bcuch a rea. has been vacant for years -fenced off from the public for safet y -while the de veloper has gone back and forth to the Coastal Commission seek ing approval of his plans. Rockwell Bias Claimed LOS/\NC;t::LES l1\P1 Hrwkv.c •ll lnll·rnat1onal ha:. b1.·1.·n accust·d by tht• f<:<lt•rul gove rnment of dis· t•riminatinn LJgain:-.t women. blacks and Mexican ,\ ml•nc:.ms for tht.· company's high l1.•v1.•IJobs. In a:-.u1t r1lt•d in kdc•ral court. tht· Equal E mploy rnl'nt Opportunit ll'!-. Commission s aid il had receivt:'d ~l'\'t•ral comph11nts .ihout thret• Lu.., An~eles-an1a d1v1sions o f Hoekwl•ll l\utnm·t1cs. Mirrol·ll'<' t r o n 1 c· s LJ n d S 1111 <· e S\·slt·m., · H 11 <· k\v l' 11 . w h 1 t h ( J 1·mploys :t0.000 Jll'r~ons tn ..... T .fT£ lhl' thn•c• (11v1swns. 1:. on1• ..,,_ _______ _, of thl' n:.1l1on s ILJrg1.•:.l Howri119 Offiriai. Iii• S1\ '.\ FH/\ '\CISCO <,\ I' 1 Fourtl'en top off1<'1<1b 11f t ht· !-.;in Fran<'l!-.l'O I luu:-.1ng t\uthor1t~ ha\ e bt·t·n 1 m:d or demott..>(f as the ag1.•ncy ftl'ld:-. charges or f1nanrial m1s managcm1.·nt. mcludmg indications 1 hat nt.•:1rly Sl5(1 000 1n ch1•cks it wrote went un I l'l'Ol'cll•d Tht• :.hakC'up. in vol v1nJ? nearly half or the public hou:-.1ng agt•nt·y·!-. front office pe rsonnel. wa.s ap· prover! Thur~day by the city lfoubtng Com m1ss1on following twocritil'al audib /\ l'nsmH.'r" Lnt0n lawyer said Thursday thLJt the ~lluation ··1s getting pretty volatile." but pr ison spol-.l•s mt·n saul the involved inmates were locked in their cdb anc1 the situation was quiet. Cmnpensafion Denied LOS ANGELES 1/\P l Homeowners will not n•cc1v<' :my <·om pcnsation for emotional stress t' ;1 us1·d by pl um·s fl ying ov1.•r their homes while using J lolly wood· Burbank /\irport, a Superior Court judge rull·d Tht' resid ents might. however. collect for dis trl's~ t·~w..,ed by groun<l operations at the facility, Jud~e Mux Oeutt su1d Thursd<ay. The decision was purt uf :.i su1l brought by s ix San Fernando Valley homt·owm•r grou1':-. tryrng to prl'vc•nt Lockheed ,\ 1 ra;ifl ('orp from !>t•I It ng t he airport to th<: Cities or Pa:.Jdl·n,1. Burbank and(; lcndall' Explodon Cau.se: \lapor porcelain salon W/\Sl llN<;TON <A P I T ht· Nattonal rr:1n~portatl()n Saft.'ly Hoa rd says lht.· 1976 explosion of thl' 1111 t;ink1•r SS Sansinl'm1thatk11lcd nine persons 111Le•:-1\nµl·lcs Harbor octurrl'd because pctrolt'um \ ;1p11r ga~ uccumululed over lhl' cargo lank:. and 1g 111l1.·d Thi' hoard's n•port. n·IL•ased Thursday. :.aid thl' ga:-. "a~ hcinj.! v1·nted from the ship at too slow a rall' to pl't'Vl·nt t·omplett• d1spcrs::il by a ltght wind. lltmger Sr rike Launr hed FOl ~'-;UM cAP1 About 60 m:1x1mum ~ccunty 111111;1lt•.., tn Fob<>m Prison have launched a hunger ... 111\..l'. the lat<•st mo\ l' tn <1 ~t'ncs of inmate protest!> th.it h.1vt• tnl'ludcd flooriing of cells and burning or hc1l<l1nv • • • • • .. • • • • .. .. « ..--« D e adMajor ! ·1 Decorated : • M~mnc ~ta.1 Delmar • c;. Uoo1e. who was lost' • in action in Vietnam in 1966. wus posthumously d1·t•orakd in <t <:eremony ~•t M CAS, El Toro. The Purple Heart and P rl'sidt•ntial Unit Ctta· t1on were umong th(' de· cornt1ons pre!-.ented to M r~. E ra P. Booze. his wtf c . h y Maj. Gen .I 11:-.t•ph l\olor .Ir . com m a n cl t n g A <· n l' r ;,1 I • M CAS. El Toro . ~· .. ~ . :-..~ . • HERB : : FRIEDLA~DER • IS :\1AKl'.'IG « • (; RF:AT DE ALS • : FREE : \l',tr.., 1n the Marine • {;,\I~"\ • Boote. who had 22 • 50 « Corp..,. 1s :.urv1v<'d by h1., • OF(; \S • "1rl' t1n<l four ch1ldrt?n. • ··••••· , .................. ,... •• +' 1A.hon•s1detnSant<t/\na • or Oll.('11 .\~(;t-:~ • l' outh Cited .John Andl'r~on. ~on of \J 1 LJnd Mr!-. Kenneth Anderson of Laguna Rcm·h. has been nam ed tu lht' dean's list for the !i pring sem ester u t Christ College Irvine Jt O O•(llMMMdfrid '\ lliM" f,nhf"~ ,., ii .. •' ttt"I •'-\-._.. , ... , t'H • • e HONDA e • If> 1.m•l'r••~""~ • 1t U1 n 11 '4 .. umMl.•~' •• '"7 •* * * * ..... * * * ·: • MG·TRIUMPH • • e JAGUAR e • : FIAT-LANCIA ! • m !1~~"~!'~:':.~:~111·.~ .. ,m « .... * * * * * * * * * * •• • e TOYOTA e « -----------• 1-11,ardo>•t.rn•d!h~ • ,. ........ ".''°". S.11 ...... r--ir--.......... --..., it*** •• *** lit **~ 1~~;s • H( ATI Hv Al!l{OHO I i 1t ,., ,,,_,,,,. t1fT'tit ''•1tho4I 'UUI U1.11.•• f..•'' ·,uw• hr~•,.,, • nu1 A•' ,4 ,. "OTORIUH11-: • :s \l.ES & H E:\T.\t.S • • t<E~ER\'E 'ow • • :;:17 ii17 E\I. :JOO : ••1'1'••••••**"*tr SUMMER SEASCAPE SHOW Thas 1s c1 rare opportunity to view and acquire for your collection some of the world's most beautiful ma rine art Glorious sunsets . crashing "urf, the rugged and beautiful toc1sthne each uniquely interpreled by 12rt1sts known and collected by conoisseurs arouncl I he world • Robert Wood • Bennett Bradbury • Andre Balyon Beverly Carrick • Alex Dzigurski Eugene Garin • Bradley Heald Merritt B. Kelley • Cha rles Levier Ste ve Miric h • Donald R. Purdy Va lintin • Robert Wee Pleai,e accept our most cordial inv1tahon to clllend a Special Reception Friday, July 28 6:30 to 9:30 Saturday, Ju)y 29 Noon to 5 p.m. For those unable to attend the reception. the collechon will rem~in on display at the gallery through August 12 Gallery open Tues. ·Sat. 10-5. Sun. 12-5 other hours b y appointment 1741 Westcliff Or., Newport Beach (7 14) 646-4515 IAN OtlOb '"'"'' ~~t--~..;,;;;.;.;..;..;.;;..~~~- ~ ~ H1M ~ WUlCLtF'F ~R --~ ...... -----. .. .. > 0 0 ~ COUl MWT ~j ~~~~~---r Fnday. J uly 28. 1978 DAILY PILOi A..l AP Wirt-le Hotline Set To Test Rents _. LO~ Afl<tiELES cAP1 Go\ Edmund <.t Brov. n h.A:-. .1dopt1.·d ..i v. ail Jnd :see 1tppr01.t<.'h to mundatory 1 t•nt control. 'ay1ng he would ul:le J new r<•ntcr-;' hothn<• to m easure landlord w1llln~ ness to hOld th<: line on rent hikes voluntarily Afll'r mt-cling behmd closed doors Thursday with representatives of renters' rights coaUUoni. a nd polillcal groups. Brown said he would mon1to1 thl' toll tree hotline for lit:'Vl'ntl weeks before dectd 1n~ whctht:r to gll a head with rcnl·control lcgislu· twn BROWN OIO l'IOT SAV what kind of tnformc1 lion ht• would took for rrom the hotline. but <added. .. , want to sec a C'lear and convincing case that n·ntt•r:-. art' l>l'1n~ prot ecll'd .. The hothne. which was 1nit1at ed Wedne:sd a:r will bt• sbaffed weekdLJys between K a.m. and ..; p m . Tenants a cross the stale whos<" r ents htsvt· been raised s ince May 31 a re aske d lo call 800·952·5537 except 1n Sacrame nto whe re lhl· numbcr 1~ 322 5257 REBATEFORM TOTEST LANOLORDS Governor Brown Using New Renters' Hotline Staffl'rs ~ 111 ask thl' tenants for their namt·~ and .1ddrcsscs as we'll as those or their landlord and tht• <.1mount or tht.• rent boost ---J /) r---=::::::....:=:::=_,--~~~-:::::::---' .-\ Woodtn Plant Stands • rive 'f04J' or--• piece Of ~ at>oerC oo< 30 llltt plant tlanC °' lfY llS .,,.,. lor latlla tac> altetlllO<'ll ttblt toe> l . 59 30"2.99 ('-. ' .......... c c. .... Stoneware Planters • oot 'er there• • h•ghly glazed ~toneware on assor1ed colors matchedbv (lrop catct11ng tr1y~ • 4 sou s trom 3"106" -99c10 3.99 • • grac;elul replte.1 rK<Jll•"R times long pas( 1t111she.11n sleek ... ainut . """°' asse'1'.1y 9.99 20" Rattan Basket F -_,,. / (Q)TA MU•f>42-1JSJ ClU H•-c .,,,. Ml.,10" VttJ049S-0401 t"1J c-... '-'''- • e LEASING e « ,. ... ~·;~:;·.:~:.:~":,....• 1HUNTINGTON BEACH • S:J7·7777 t:xt. tiOO ~ H••••••••••••••••I OPEN Mon. thru Sat. 10·9 Sun. 10-7 LAGUNA HILLS Laguna Hiiis Mall. ' ~ fl ~AW< ..,_. I •· •••• *. * * • *.. Huntington Center ( \ ..... Ed• • I .. Robert N. Wffd /Publisher T~s l(ee1til/Edlt~ Or ..ange Coa:,1 oa11v P1101 I tOftO .= OfJ..e •• ••••••••F•''•csa•v• .• Ju.'r•28•.•'•91•a•••••••••••e•"•r•t>a•r•a•K•re.•b•1•c•h•1E•d•ito•r····'•P•<)<)e••E•d•'•to•'••• Regional Smog Control Tested Last wel·kc...nd 's Stage 2 !->mog tilPrt t.tloug the Orange :oast w~1s an in<'onv<.:niencc to some, but over the Jong naul perhaps a bll·~sing in disgu1s1.>. The alt>rl "as t•allcd de!>pite the fa(•t that there was e<>mparallvely little air pollution on the coasl. Actavitil'::. along Uw ~hon'. however. were contributing to intolcra ble :,mog condll1on~ inland. That i!'> why indus tries with more than 100 employeC's or flet>ls of more thun 50 vehicles were told to curtail ac· ttvtly last \H:ckc:nd. In some instances employees were nrdl'red In tran•l tu \\Ork in carpools to reduce air pollu· tton The.> alt•rt was called in a ll regions of the four-county South Coa~t Air Quul1ty Management District. This sum· m1.•r marks U1l' fir~t time in local history when the district has had the c;,ipability to predict severe !->mOg conditions in ~1dvantc.• ~met require industries to take emergency mcasun·s If cou!-.lu I residt>nts \\'1.'l't.' 1 rked by the alert. thcy s houlrl think to lh<.• future ThPrt• will tom1.• a day \\hen the s mog condition will be reve rsed Ins tead of coas tul winds blowing pollukd a11· inland. down-shore breezes will send the heavy blanket !'>eawurd And o n th;.it day inland residents will be re- qum:d to h<.•lp the t·oastal !:imog problem. /\II this mean!> that a regional approach to thC' mr pollut1on probll•m m;.iy finally be at hc.1nd . and all of "ioulh<'rn C;.ilifornia wall be th<> better for at. Comparison Unfair '\c·\\'> lhul lhl· British l'os t Office is turning a profit of 1ll'arh ~2 million a chiv $708 million in the last fiscul Yl'<•r doubll1.''>S will inspire critics of the much· m:d1gm·d L'.S. l'o:-.tal SC'rvu:c to make some invidious rnmp:tn!->Olls Ltke I ht• fot·t thut it cha lked up c.1 $688 m11l111n dc·f'i(-11 la:-.t ~ t•ar Thi" \\Cllllci b1.· most unfair rtw 11al1o nidi1.<.'d Britis h Post Office abo happens to run l111· country's tC'l~·phone and telegraph services. and 1t """ 11·11111 thl''-'' o.,t.•n·1c.·c.·:-. that th<.· bulk of the profit. 5627 mill1nn. \\.&s 111<1dl· Plu:-. .,i profitable b .... nking service un- dt·r \\ l11l'h tll!->tOml'r~ 1.·;111 tJt·po:-.it suvings and pay bill:-.. l'lw l S P<ht a l St·n·ie1.• h ~1s 1·urnl'd a lot of the cnt 11'1'-rn 1t l.!l'l!-> But .1u:-.t 1m:.i~mc \\h<Jt a different fman· ct.ti 11n.1gl' IL \\11t1ld have 1{ the incredible profits of the c·ountr.' "tl'lt·phlllll' '-Y~lt•m:-. \\Crt.· added to the black !>Ide of I h1· h·dJ,!l'I \nd 11oh· loo. that ,1 v:1 !-.l amuunt of mail tn tht.· US mu..,t In· c<.11·ric.·d UY <Jll'. O\ t·r much Jongl'r distance.·:-.. \\hilt· 1111\ Hntain s iwtwork of n.11lroads 1~ mort• lhan !>Uf ltl'1t·111 111· <«ll'n the.• mail It .... got>d 111 hl'ar that the.• Driush po!.tal :-.y~tcm is do· ing so wl'l l l 'nfortunall'ly thl·r<f:-not much there f<Jr u:- tfl 1n111 :1t1• 1101 what» ;\lo fkll owns the phont•:, P e ople Who Care ~wmet 1 nws a \H•<.•k hnug~ bits and pieces of news tn l'l·m111d 11 s th.it -.0<·1dy isn't entirely made up <if apathl'lll' don·l hothl'I ml' typ1.·~. or self-centered fTil' r11·:-.tL-r .... La'>l \\t't·k .1 Lo-, J\lam1Lo~ "oman apparently :.uf- f1.•rcd a I amll ng :-.pell while wudmg in the s urf at Seal Ht'ath C.1ughl 111 a nptidt•. she was car ried JOO yard~ from "hort• cincl \\'Hs !'>potted rtoatang face down by a cou pit• of -.urf(•rs Thl'y WC'ri' JUllll'd in a drn mutic rescu<· ef fun h~ l11l•gw1rcb ''ho lt•apt.·d off the pwr ~ind da:_.,hcd into tlw surf t11 l\(•ep hl'I afloat. re\'IVC: her C:tnd rush her to ho!-.p1 tcil Shl' s urv1vl'd what would hc.ive been certain ckath h.' t11n\\11111g Tlwn 11t1·n··._ 1\1Hw K:ilz. \\ho w:.1s honored by county "lll><'I n .... 111·0., 1111 lwr I 1vt• year:. of work c.i:_., coordinator of" tm111t' \\t<lt· \olt111ll·1.·1· l<.1'< aid program . She recruit~ ~ind tr .11n .... "'t·111rn t·1t111.•n ,·ol untl·cr~ who work year-round ;.ii 411 lot·<1t1ons 1n tlw ('OUnty to anS\\er ta:-. que:-.t1ons uncl help 1111 out ta>.. rNurn:-. The 1 RS estl ma k s some 10.000 senior citizens ha vc takt•n <.ich antugt• of I he fr('(.' !'cr vice to which voluntec•rs hnvc> J.!1vC'n men t• than 5,000 hours ;\1rb. Katz s ays s ht.• d1lln 't \\~mt Io ·· 1u .... t :-.1t <.1round." ;\il'all\\ hill' over in Huntington Be;.ich ~ome younger l:.1cl1(':-. .111d tht.·11· ramilies have re:_.,pondcd in a pract1cul irwnm•r lo tomplrnnts that the slut~ beal·h is const<mlly llllt'1·et1 \\'ith t.111!'>, hottlc. picnic lettvings and assortc-d t r;i!->h Thl· .lunior Woman's Club has launched a monthly tleun-up pro,11.•<.'.l. m.ing bare hands and litterbaJZs. to re· uwq• unsightly and d;1ngcrous trash from the two-mile !->I n •t d1 nf lw~1rh . Tlwn.· still an· t·1t11l·ns who a don't belil'\t• 111 w<iiting fo1 '-Onll'<llll' d!-><.' tn dn somrthing about a ch•<irly v1:-.ibll' pn1hl1·m • Opinions eitpressed 1n the space above are those ot lhe Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and ar11sts Reader comment 1s 1n1t1ted. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O Box 1560 Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd/ Gypsy Trick lh l..l\I. BOYD In 1934. tt 11urty of g) p!>aes. 11:1~s\ng I hrough an F:ul:tl Ti:x a~ to" n. pcrs uadt•ll " IOl":tl bankt>r lo ll'l thl'm blc~s ~ome of lhl· bank's monc" Arlt·r thl'Y lt•ft. he found that S200 wa-; m1ss1ng That was 14 ) l'ar!> j~O. Such a banker was :.rn t•nd<1ngcred :-.pecie:; l'\"t•n lht•n Hut surc·lv the hn.·Ni I'-nci"' l''\I incl · U•·u r GJo orny Gus Thl' confusion ovl•r lh<.' t:onfu"!On sn the• White lfou-.:1· h morr un rlerst andnbl~ now that Wf' know the cause of thf' confusion. csc No U.S. president had more experienced kibitzers looking over his s houlder than did Abr::iham Lincoln. When he t ook office. fi ve former chief executives were s till alive: Uu-Ohanan . Fillmore. P1orcc. ·ryler and \'an Buren. Too much overlooked in liter ature <ire the more s1gn1hcant details. For 1n ~lance. what did Little Red R1dinghood have in her basket for C.randmother? Sprin~ th:it at the dinner ta· hi<'. Only u brlJ?ht-<'yed child muy reeall It was n cake und a s mall jar of butte r. Q . "What's the moist d a ngerous household eleC'· trical appliance?'' /\. The sunl:.imp. I'm told Researchers contend their studies show il eouses most injuries That must be in pro· por·tion to the numbtr or peo pie who own sunlamp:s In rom parison to those who own oth er eleclrlcnl gadget~ Would think coffeepot scald· lnRs would C>ulnumber ~un lump burns. Nicholas von Hoffman Cuts Would Improve Colleges This summf'r Lhe Advertising Counr1l is putting on a vehement scare t:amp:ugn to get people to J! 1 ve to the college of the1 r ('hOICe Our ('01leg1.~ a nd universities arc broke. or so the message goes. and un less they gt.'t mucho d mcro. great thoughts will go unthunk with a con comatant drop in our exports <rnd our life cx peetancy. No com - mt•rt•1als arc to bt: he:ird 1mplor 1n~ colleges and universities to do their part Yet even the ex· lravagant m edical industry doesn't run its hospitals on a nine month year. The nine month school year originally came about so that students could work on the family farm. 1 WITH LESS than 5 percent of our population e ngaged 111 agriculture. pots of money could be saved for parents and public if our colleges were to adopt the normal work ealendar of this :..ociety lt would mean that col· lcge might take three years in- stead of four. No s mall saving when a year's study at a local university can cost $5,000 plus. A year 's work for a year's pay hds a lways been resisted by higher education just as 1t has ignored its own proclivity to of· fer loo many courses ... Despite the drop in l'nrollment on many campuses the size of catalogs v irtually doubled and the number of cour!-.es with less than five students 111 them also pro- hlcrated ... writes Gerald Grant and David R1esman lsee "The Perpetual Dream: Reform and Experiments in the American C'olkgc." University of Chicago l'n•ss 1978 $15 and worth it.> Nor <1ftcr dt•cades of com plaint and ridicule has our higher education disciplined itself out of o ffering the most costly did· dlcybop to indolent students look· ing for gut courses. Thus Grant :rnd Reisman have caught some of the profs teaching "such hobbies 4.IS Chinese gourmet cooking. Jack Ande rson harps ichord makini::. and indeed. astrology." SUCH NONSEN E isn't new but 1t expanded enormously dur mg the l960s Gold f low into higher education New college!> were founQed and old collegc:- chunged sd that s tudents could do anything they wanted and 1t was c::ttled learnin~ Just as faculty could do un) thmi:: the> wanted and 11 \\<JS ca lle(.f teachin~ "The most import:otnt change was the virtual or complell' abolition of fixed requirement-. 1n many deparlm<'nts and of mandatory d1stnbut1on require ments. including class altcn d<snce and the time. mode. and londs of credits needed lo :o;ecurt.· a baccalaureatl· degree.·· is how the two soc1oloji!ists in education :.um up what happened In due coursi: there were l'Om plaints f rnm dassatisftt•d t·uslomer!-.. "l have never rl•::td unythmg by Sigmund Freud or K"1rl Man I know nothmg <.ibout thl· history of Africa. the history of Lalin Amc.•rica or the hs!>tory o( As ta I have not come within a quarter mile of a tesl tubt' s iMt• I took ch<'m1stry in m y senior Yt'<H in hi~h school ... \HltC':- J on at ha n Kaufm::tn who graduated from Yal e· last month. "Val(' hJd Jn obhgaUon to tell ui; wh<tl wlu It• 'intern .. t1onal /\ml•11can Sot·1ety und <.'ultu1<'' might ha\f' S('cml•d l1k1· mort.' fun. a l'Olsr,1• on Plat•> \\Ould have be('n twtu•r tor us." Kaufman efaboratc<t •rnd many agret• hut only m theory l!'IJ PRACTI F: lht're ts nu "'a 1t1pg hnt• to gl'l 111to St John·..., Colldgc'. Anapol1s . Md whert.• Mr. Kaufman \\ould not only h<i Vl' bl•t•n n·q111r1'd to learn chl•m1:.lry. t)ut :11!-o to n •ud Plato 111 Grel•k. Thnl' .ire.· no elective!-. al St John·.., Thc•r•• 11 is :-up po-.cd thtll ltw ll'achcrs know mun· lh:ln the• 'tudcnts and thf'rc·fon• :.hould 1n·1·:-.l'ribe thl· t•our,1· of stud1r:-. II ':-. a huy<'r·~ mJrkl'l of higher education wben· tl\erl' are mor<' plac1•s than thNf' an• students to fill th1·m Collegl''> l1k1• SL John":. lo:-.c out to sC"hoob "'here you l'an gl·t a U.A. hy ::.rx·ndmg four y1-•:'l r~ tn ;.a TM group and gradualt• :-.umma cum laude b) l'Ult1vatsng ori.:anit· radsshe:- But e\ en school' with ,uffsc1cnt rame ;ind µr<'!>llJ.!<' ~o a" to not to have to f1~h for l'u-.tomcr::. h::tvt• not bel'n ubk lo !.ave money and improve quality by offcrsn~ fcwl•r and bl'ltt•r cour se"> to hnng forth from udoll''>ccnt flesh a fully rounded Pduc.1tcd pef"S(>O prom1 sl•d 1n :-..• m.my l'Olh•gl· broC'hun·.., llARVARD ANO Y.1lc both an• t•ultm~ h:tl'k on t•h•ct1v e.., and inMsting thc•ir :-tudcnts t<.ikl• .it lt.>ast u tew t•lassc~ leading to 'that mul'h·talkerl about cond1 I 1 u n of \\ell round<>dnes.., It v.on't bt.• J,hl• llrsl t1m1: efforb haVl' been madl' to rever'>•' higher L-ducat1on''> adhert•ncl' ••• t ht• frag mentation Jnlf m1 .. cellan) of tlw <'l<·ct1\'l' systt•m But 1t '-. not JU~l thl' !>ludcn1 c ustomer-. who oppO'ic .,,gn1fl l'ant change: the ~pcc1ahzcd cit' partmenl!-> and lht•1r t•ompct1llcm for tht• same <;tut.Jent:-. makc an-. gcnl•r a t. core curriculum mi poss1bh.' Unable to makl' th<' <'Ut~ wht<·h would lower ccr..t:-. and 1mprml· collegi<1te edUl'<1t1on. lhe S<:hool rjn only holler for more monev Thr ad coune1I '-"Ould do us .1 fa\Or not to raise 1t for lhem Brave Victim of a Latin Military Tyrant WASIUNCTON -This is the story of a brave man who left safe haven m the Umted States. knowing his llf<' might be in <langt•r. and n•turned to the clutches of Paraguay's ruthless military tyrant. Gen. Alfredo Stroessner Domtngo Laino darc.'<i to speak out against the dictator during a :-OIX ·WC<'k stay 1n t ht· Umtt'd States. H e holdly op - posed in tcrnation<JI l1)a ns to Paraguay un· til Stroessncr stop s com· milting at r ocities against his people. Stroessncr h:is held the Paraguayan people in an iron grip for 23 years. The dictator not only has tyrannized his own people: he has also provided a haven for Adolf Hitler 's war crimtnals. Our associate La rry Kraft- owitz met with Laino and asked about the risk of his returning to Paraguay . li e admitted fatalistically that his life might hl' in dan1?er But he insisted that he had Lo go back to help his cou ntry men in a s truggle against Stroessncr·s oppression ON THE DAY of his return to Asuncion. Laino was stopped and dragged from his car on a Sydney H a rris do"' ntown :.treel by StroC'ssncr's police. Today. the lonely hero 1s being held mcommumcado by the police. awaiting years 111 prison or perhaps a firing squad on trumJX•d up charges. JI 1 s frie nds ha Vt' re I aycd messasws to us from A:-unc1on that they fear for h1:; lift· Tht•) have reason to hellcvc he ma) have bei:n tortured. IL s hould be t'mph::ts1zed that Laino·s only crime is speaking his mind. He heads no guerrilla movement: he hasn·1 even ad· vocated violent revolution. lie merely trumpeted h1:-views 1n t h c r r c• l' p h l' r l' n f Washington. STROESSNER 0 S l ackey .. res ponded by denouncini:: Laino as a traitor. Then the docile Paraguayan parliament. under the tight rein of the dictator. look up a resolution that would revoke the citizenship or anyonP criticizing the reg imt• from abroad. U .S . an<ilvs 1s in Latin America had rio trouble grasp ing the intent or the resolution The propos a l. th<'Y cabled Washington. was a "poorly d1!-. guised effort to discourage future La1nos from crittcizmi:: the J::Overnm ent abroad.·· Earlier. on the eve of Laino·s visit to the Umted States. the American e mbassy in Asuncion cabled the State Departmetnt that Laino and his compatriots were bemg denounced as "dis· <'rcd1ted opportumsts seeking to l'urry favor with the USG ( Umt· t•d States Government> and gain personal publicity by waving the bunner of human rights ·· T H E CABLE. dated April 12. <•l so reported ominously thal Latno had been accused of "SO\\· 1ng resentment and hatred-" Thi:. catch phn.is e. the embassy warned . 1s normally used by the dictator when he invokes in· famous Law 209. This is a sweepmg measure that P<'rm1ts Stroessnt.•r to detatn poht1cal prisoner!'> at whim In formed observers now :.peculate privately that Lamo may bc tried under Law 209 on previous c h arges that were never prosecuted Stroess ner has used this tactic in the past to 1ntim idatc opponents who have a popular following. Ht• merely lc<.1vt•s ch:.irgl'S hanging over their heads. a!> a warnmg that they could be tried and convict t'd :.it any Lim<' T H E UNP ROSF.CUTED charges against Laino a re the usual clauns of Marxist associa· t1ons. Laino has sharply denied lhe accusations in a privak let· ter to the minister of the in tl'rtOr "There has been no such M arx1st front . . " he wrote. fie :.ilso denied that a hook hl' published w as edited and rmanced by thl' communists. "'This falsity." protested Laino. "1!> :.i~ ba:.l· "" <Ill the othl·I ones" On an earh<'r occaswn. lht' diC'tator-;hip tri<'d to s mear Laino by arcu-.ing him l•f <;la~hmg $25.000 m Soviet fun ;1 <:ompletc fabrication In 1975. Laino htd in a c ellar for 1wo days while Stroessncr " henchmen. posin~ <.is an <1nl 1 communist mob. M~arched lhl· 1.'1ty or \'1llarrk.1 for him Rut on this ocC'.1s 1on. tht· Paraguttyun government has ad rn1tll'd lht• pol1l'c :11·c holdm).! Lamo. I l1s brutal a rrrcst on thl· ~t rrcls of AsunC'1011 . however . mon· lll·arly rc:-cmhh•d a kid n<1pp1ng II IS WI FF: has hl'l'll .1 llo" cd tu St'l' him for only two minutes. Ac-cord1nJ! to (',1ra~uayan sources. thi: br:.ivt• LJtnO walked s lugJ!1shly and looked a s if ht· might have bei:n 1n a drugged s tupor. H.1s witc was unabll' t" tell whether hl' h<1d bl'en beaten, becau:;e hl' was s hrouded in an outs1lt.> ~arment covering his en tir(' hod> f'ootnoll': US Ambassador Robert White has m i:t privately with the P<1rt1guay<m foreign m1nistt'r to cxprcs:-concern for Laino. Out only last Occt·mber. the ttnhorn Strocs:.ncr harl din ner with PresuJent C..irll'r al the White House. There's No Way to Teach the Art of Success rr('scriplions for "suct·ess" arc fl ying all over the place these days. and there seems to be an insatiable market for them. although success 1s not somt.•thing that (':ln he taught Bcc;n1.5e "to teach" and "to learn·· are complementnr y verbs. we a:; ~um e th1.•y arr nlso relal1onal words. like "Uncle" and "nephew " Obviously. you cnnnot be i&n uncl e without a ncphcw <or nl<.•('c I. ~nd you cannot be a nephew without an uncle (or nuntl But lh<'rc are many thmgs that ('an be learned that cannot be taught. Writing happens to be one of them P1.'0pl1• are born writers. but they ean learn to become better ones. tlowevc·r. they cannot be taught writing Virtually every "creative writ· ing" course Is a fraud or 0 Cr1vohty. TllE SAME situation obtain:. in regat•d to "sucC't•ss. ·· no mat t<.'r how you happt·n to define It All the m1.•n and women who have achlcvf'd success made 1t without :myone teaching thi:m how Thry "lctArrw<l'" 1n a d1f fc-rt'nl way -from l'X:'lmlmng themselvt•s tinrl othl'rs. from trial on<J t•rror. from mur!.hull Ing their part1culur rcsoorcel> in o special way, from n <'Ombma t1on of conscious and un · conscious drives harn(•s:.cd to~ether And most or thrm rould not tell you how or why they made 1t. although some imaJZtne they ran. ~ind spin claboratt• lhl·oni:s or Golden Rules that work only for those who don't need them . IN SOME cases. of course. :.twer luck is tht: determining loctor -hupp('n1ng to bf' in thl• right plact• al the righl t1 me with the right ln~rerlients Thi-. 1.., \•!ipcc1ally true in money ma km~ .... ucc-ess. which mny be the r<'sult of shn•wdness. or dumbness. or luck Jul111s Rol-t>n wnld. who de- v1•lop<'d Sc:ir'. Rot•buck into s financial l(wnt. one<' -.aid ... , ne ver could und<'nHund the populJr bchd Iha! hl'<':'lusc .i man makt•s a lot of money, ht• h:.th ,1 lot o( b1 ams " THIS IS 8\' no ml•;1n:-to sug !:l'~I thut luc-k , or ilt'l'tdt·nl , is tht· dominant' factor tn !>ucces:-of any sort But ne1 th<'r i:-it thl' cons equence or u thought-out st·t or rules. or principles. or max· 1ms. or pos1t1ve 11tt1t udes. or any mf'ntal or c•motionul rubric. Oo whut lht•y will, 9.999 people out of 10.000 will rt.•m:jln wh&t they Wl'rt• Tht' onr:-who get rich and sue C<.·ss ful are the ones who sell tht' books and the cour8cs It l:s the bookie~ who go South in the wintt'r. and t hr bettors who J!O broke No one cun leach you to p1t•k a four-le~ged winner . any more than a two·lcsu:cd one. NATION I AT YOUR SEAVIC[ "(;oi a problem" fhen wnte to Pal Dunn Pal will cut red topt', getting the omweTs and action yqu need to solve 1~qu111es m gouifmment and busmeft Mod your questions to Pot Dunn, At Your Serotce. Orange Coast Daily Pilot. P 0 Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 As many IPlters as possible will be answered. but phoned mquines or letters not 1ncludmg the reod.eT's full name. address and business hours· phone number cannot ht' considered. This column appears da1· ly except Saturdays " DEAR READERS: On Oct. 26, 1977, the Consumer Product Safety Commission filed an ac· lion in federal court in the Dh.Uicl or Columbia against 26 manufacturers or aluminum wire and devices used in residential aluminum wiring s)'stem!> "ene rally between 1965 and 1973. The Com mission asked the court lo declare these sys te ms to be an Imminent fire hazard. ,\ booklet. which has been filed as an exhibit In the lawsuit. is available free to the public. It out. lint'!> problemi. that can occur "ith IS and 20 amp. aluminum wiring system:., explains dange r 1>ig nals that may indicalt' a fire hazard and oul· lines steps a quaJiried electrician can take lo alter this wiring sy~tem. · Reques t the booklet b} writing to Consumer Product Safely Commission, 3660 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1100, Lo~ Angelt"i., Calif. 90010, or by phoning (213) 688-7272. Tun1111 Trouble1101Ke Tr~ker DEAR PAT: Quite awhile cigo 1 heard that a trucking association was inte rested in learning what trucking fi rms were exceeding the 55 mph s peed l1m1t. I'd hke to contact this group, but I don't have th<' address I believe it was in the Sacramento area J M , Huntin~on Reach ('ontact tht" C'alifornia Trucking Association by writing to 1240 Bay~hon• Highway, Burlingame, Calif. 94010, or by phoning : (415) 347·3651. ACTA spokeswoman says this year-old program still bas a good response rrom the public. Information pro· vidf'd should include: the trucking company's na me and city or location or lbe Cal·T number <Public UUiUcb ('ommisi.ion number) on the side or lht' truck, thl' liceni,e number. dale, time, loca- tion and type or driving violation obberved. •tlanager ,Uoy \pprore 8Uf1er OEAR PAT I ha\'t' m y mobile home up for :.:.de. and w:i:-. \P r ~ ... urrnsed when the park munagpr told mt· that h<· ha ... the right to approve or rt'Jt'l'I l:lny buyt·r I might l1nd Is th1 .., trut"' F .J . Huntington Beach The r1arl. mana ~1·mt·nt has tht> right to require approval or the pn .. on buying your mohllt' home ir it will :.lay In tht• park. a ccording lo section 789.10 or the Civil Code. The management may not \\ithhold approval if the buyer would be able to pa~· the park n•nt unle~s lhe m anagt-ment decides that thf' hu~'f'r would not l'O mply with park rules h1•cauM' of hi!> or h1·r ac·tioni. in olhf'r mobile homt> parks or apartmf•n1 .... Bug S pray Suppli..-r Found DE,\R READERS : .\\'Sha~ learned that the K-60 Co .• the ln~ecticidc dbpensf'r and "Bug Guard No. 2" firm about "hich :\1 .D .• Costa Mesa. inquired. has bet>n sold to Meler-Mist Inc. Further information can he obtained by writing to 4262 Campus Orive, SuileC, Newport Beacb,CaJU. 92660, according to lb president, Robin Davis . • • The plush velour monk's robe at special savings FREE MONOGRAMMING INCLUDED "'" Wtrepllelo ~~·w!u ~~= .. ~~~ owner of "ll'orld Wide Worm . your l'arlhwurm dt·p~1rlm L·nt store." s ays relatives and friends r cluse lo 1.•at a t his hornt: smt·t• he st arted his busint•ss. "They kno'' I 'm alwe:1~ s try111g :-.om1.·lhrng nl'w with worms ... ~<IY!:> Wolfe. \\ho L'U h a pound a month Prop. 13 Cuts Both Incomes SA:'\l DIEGO (l\PI Thur~da) wa::. Am) Shannon ·~ last d;1v of work as u t•lty libra rian H t'r hus b a n child de\'elopml·nt in :.tructor at South\\-e.,ll·rn College. They'r e b ot h un · e m plo) l'd as thl• rt'sult o f budg et c u t hJl"k., blame d on Prnpo"lt1on 13 N udisnI Stems Tide Of Coast Visitors OCRACOKE. N. C. <AP> -Reports of nude bathing on Ocracoke Island have affected tourism a::. nobody predicted -the number or visitor!. declined. "The effect has been strange." obs erved Village Magbtrale Donald Snell "You would ex pcct that kind of publicity to draw a lot of people. but 1l has n't. It has been the opposite "The families have been staying away and bus1nl'~S here has fallen off. although there ha~n 't bt•en a nude swimmer seen in two weeks." Snell :.ci1d "It's over. plain and simple. Who want~ to get arres ted on their vacation? The word has .. !Jrt'ad It's over " Snell was referring to reports that Ocracoke had become an East Coast mecca for skinnyd1p pt'r:-. and a local law enforcement crackdo" n that rcsullt:d Actually. Snell said. the reports were exag ger;.1tcd "It hc.1s never been a problem." Snell s:i1d "ll:ilf of the people here have done it a t one time or another, buttheywouldn't admititnow " Friday. July 28, 1978 CAIL v PILOT A 7 -W oinen Smoke More Pay Higher Price, Too WASflINGTON 1AP1 A report uo :.mok111g s hows that Americun "omen have "come a Ion~ Wi:ly, baby a long way toward higher diseuse u11d dl'alh rates" from us ing tobacoo. s ays II EW Secretary Joseph Califano Jr Tht> secretary of tht> Dt>p<lrtmenl or lle-alth. Education and Welfc.t n · madt' thl' statement Thurs day in releasing lw; d c•partm ent ·s 10th report to ('ongre!>s on smoking and ht•alth. th11> onl• concentrating on the effects of in· l'l'l'ased smoking among women IN 1964, CALIFANO said. when tht: S ur geon·Ge1eral's Report linked s moking to I ng ean('er amon(! men. "lht•rl' \H'r not enough wom(n .. mokmg ove long enough periods or time to yield the s ame grim evrdt'nCt for women as men Now there 1s '\ ldl'OCl' .. Woml'n. Califano said, h<1 ve ··come j long way. baby -e1 long "a) tow:ird higher dis ease irnd death rates from bronchitis. l'mphysema. lung cancer. certain other cancers <ind cardiovascular dise<1se .. The evidence summarized in the la test report indicates that women v. ho .>mokt· cig arette:. facl' l'Sscntial Iv tht• :.aml· mcreas ed risks of lung t~an<•t•r . heart diseas t· a nd otht·r hl•alth problems as m en who s moke. but thl'Y add to their risks as well TH 1:: REPORT SAID studies sho-w \\omen who tah• birth control pills s ubstantially increase their nsk nf heart attack 1f they ~mokl'. too. C1nd pre!(nant wo mf'n who -.moke 1ncrc a:.e the chances that their babies wall bl' !>tillborn or unhealthy The more a woman s mokes, the more like ly her baby 1s to s uffer tht• consequenc:es. the report ~aid . citing \\h;it as ealled ..i "doM~·r<>sponse rela· I t1onsh1p" bt•l"l't·n ... moking and the , incadt:nt'(' of il'tal ch·:.th an late pn•g nancy . premutur t-birth. low birth we1Ji?ht and numerous complication:. of pregnancy and delivery Thl' Tobacco lnbt1tut<.· <1 tradt' a:-. SOC'1a tion. called tht· rt>port "Cl c las:.1c of b1a~ and o mission deftly craft. t.•d to s upport Mr Califano s per'ional v1ew1> a bout tobacco IN A WRITTE;o.i. ~talC'ml'nl the in· st1tutt• said 1t was · pa 1 adox1l CJI in· deed. to h<'ar that tob<icco -.moking by women e1ccounb (or their prob lcms of 1llneb:. and prt>g naney Cit a time when their lon~ev1ty 1s h1gheM and infant mortality rall'!-1 lo"'t:~t It 1s cruel to tt>ll women the y can ~olvc these probl<'ms by putting out their tobacco cigarette!> wht'n th.it ad\'1cc 1s at bei-t a monumental over s1mpllf1cat1on ·· "St>cr(•t ary C<d1fano ~ "ur dgainsl toh;,H·co s moker" 1s n t go1n~ Lu be won by cont111ucd d1:.tort10n::. and dt" cept1ons." the institute ~aid fl added that th(• n ·port "complt•I t - ly 1 ~nort>-. publ1:.hl·d s< 1t·ntd11 crit1c1:m~ of tht· m..iJcir ~Ludw . 1111 wt11ch ll 1:; ba~l'd " Trio Receive Degrees COAST COMPUTER CENTER Thfl't' Orangt• Co as t .,tudent~ have• rece1 \"l'd d t' g r e e s f r o m t h t· l'nl\er'>1l\ of M1ssoun B ar ht•ior ·~ de,g r e es went to Stuart D Bur· lingham of Corona de l \1 a r a nd Charles N \ll-l\1nnon of San Juan Cap1 ~trano Gall Le e (j mdt·r of L<tg una '.'iiguel rt.'ce 1ved an M S. dt•gret· Harbor Areas Sales Dl1trlbtltor of PPkZ con •r>Utx!r P~ & Small .....,, COlllpUten ~Hl~...Mnq ~ FOR IMFORMATIOH CALL 646-0537 I 7Hi and TUSTIM COSTA MISA CWffTf'OeT ~ L I « "TlllS \'EAR \\l' \H•rc both :.o happy hN·uuse for tht• r1rst lime in our h ves \\ e hC1d good 1obs that \\OUld leCld l o (I SUC· tl'~s ful futun'." said Shannon. 27. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thc·y met in J!Kii. mar· n l·d four yl'ars later :end workl·d to put l'ach other throug h coll(•g<' IN JULY. lettt•1"' "·IY 1ng tht·y were lwing l.1id off !';1me a da~ ap.irl Shannon sa id h1~ pro gram:-Jacked maximum c•nro llment Amy. <!4. "as told that s he and 82 ntht•r ., were '1ct1m., of l1udgct cut~ Th e littl e money v..hic h they've ~aved will help them kl•cp the ir re nted duplex until they CHURCH ENRICHED ATL,\:'-JTA <AP > Contributions to the Prc:.tn tcrian Church in th(' lf S. increased last \car bv almos t 18 per· cent. despite a mem- be rs hip decline of .9 per· cent. t he denomination has r eported . !:>tat1M1cs released by the Office of the General i\:.sembly show a mem- ber~h1p of 874 ,897, down 7 .923 from 1976. find v..ork, Shannon ~:.11d ----------- The couple an· childte ... s. RCA XL-100 25" LOW PRICED RCA CONSOL New drama for at home 1ounq1ng The ankle length rObe m luxur1ou::. Arnel • triacetale velour with contrast lined hood Kimono ::.tyte-one size Ills all Burgundylcc1me1 trim, brown/camel 111m navy/blue Ir 1m. blu~inJvy ll•rn Regularly JS 50 Pre-season prtce 24.90 silverwoods 45 Fashion Island • Newport Beach /' / ' . _/ YOUR CHOICE: RCA 25" diagonal CONSOLES :J:Tf S~VES200 \ .-1• DAILY PILOT f 1111J• Jul~ 29 191~ CALIFORNIA QUEENIE Safety Grhne Closes In Stdt Fir.ct Le ons Yuba Health Office 'Dirtiest' On thl• st rt!ngth of nt-w informa· 11 on. thl' Na twnal Emergen· c:' y <: I v l I L1 bertws Foun dat1on hi.I~ f1 lt>d suit on behalf of tdgC'r lltss lo OV<.'rturn hi s :m vi·ar old con vll'.lton for pt•r · cutbacks Planned YUBA CITY (APl Sutter Yubll ht«.1lth director Martan Cusisk says s he has localed "the dirtiest bwlding in the county " It's her Health Department building. Two teen agt• worker:. arc ava1l.1 blc, but neither h<.1::. etny lrttining. she ~aid ··safety Town," mock butldangs und trarr1c ~1gnal~ used by San Clemente poht•e orflcers in t~nch1ng yo ung t hildn·n traffic safety rules, will be sponsored hy the chamber of com· mercc again in .August and September Ms . Cusnick closed the building's two restrooms for a day last week. saying they were unsanitary. They have been reopened. but Ms. Cusick !WY.S they stiU aren't clean enough. SHE ALSO SAID the department's laboratory was condt'mned by state health officials last year as loo small and unsafe. but she had to keep it open because no other facility was available SH£ SAID THE res trooms a re ht lt:rcd with paper. the walls are dirty, and the building's roof leaks. Since then. the• laboratory director. JU l'Y "Don't hold me responsible for my conduct. I've ordered a domestic wine noted for its hearty exuberance ' The course wall be of fncd Aug. 26 al the Spanish Village Shop· ping Center on S. El Camtno Real. Sept. 9 at the Lucky Market Shop ping Center on Camano de los Mares and Sept 23 at the Old City Plaza. 111 W Ave Palizada The problem. Ms. Cus ick said. 1s that the building's Janitor retired six weeks ago and Yuba and Sutter coun· lies. which the department ser ves, haven't approved money to hire another one because of Proposition 13 Joe l Horns tein . contract(·d luberculos1s an event Ms. Cusack blamed on the lab's lack or protecllvt• equipment He was cured. but an assistant ha:. been taking med1cett1on sant·e a test :.howed shl' had been exposed to the d1seasl', Ms Cusick said. II \ • . • .. . . History Comes to Life in the Dramatic Stor_I of LA CRISTIANITA in Son Clemente ,.,,. 1lt; •e--riurlr u/ 'fl'll'ltA t"nlif""""· t u11•1u1•1t.1•I""'• Ult flf,IT fit'rir •lt~rdJ..., J""'-Ut# f i""""'• Otttf ,.,.,....,,.,,,..,., • ult '" o p1rtur,.~ur • -·"°" in ~I• ('/,.,,,..,.,.,, ) "'' II ..... 1/uo Jinl bap1 .. m In '"•Jlfornio ollWI fl"'" " ,....,. }""'"'/!. of •i..1 .. ,,-UIMl .. r tllr •'""· J.., 2l..,,....... A...,. 6, u~ Mootdoys ot 8:1 S • ...,, $4.00, Ulodee-1l S2.00 5-' dwd.. ,.;,+, dot .. , to Lo Cristionito PogHftt A-9orioft, P.O. ha JllS, Sao! ae-te 92671 At .a.• TICK£Tll°"1 °""4th The course 1s availlj bl<' to children a ged 4 to 7. Each c·h1ld receives a cerl1f1cate of completion upon f1n1sh1ng th1• course Gay Chief Faces 'Callboy' Charge SAN FRANCISCO IAP> John W Campbell. J weulthv M1etm1 homo::.exuaJ who helped lead the fight against repeul or that city'!-> gay rights or dinance. is free on Sl.000 bond after he was arrest· ed for allegedly running a "gay callboy" service here. ALBERT PERELSTEIN> D.P.M. is pleased to announce the association of ARNOLD L. COHEN, D.P.M. Diplomate American Board of Podiatric Surgery in the practice of PODIATRIC l\IEDICINE -FOOT SURGERY at 1500 Adams A wnuc l ·o~la Mesa, California 92626 Comer Harbor und Adams Telephone (714) 546·82•10 LAST 4 DAYS II Sale Ends Monday, July 31 AMLIN G'S Newport Nunery and Garden Center 1500 e. coast highway 644-9510 newport beach Campbell. 45. tht' rounder of the National Gay Rights Lobby. was charged with pimping. Police say ht: attempted to r ecruit an undercover officer for a homosexual prostitution service run from a home in San Francsico 'sf ashionable Pacific Heights neighborhood. THE ARREST JULY 13 WAS made public this Wl'ek His attorney, John V1sey , called the chargt: "a defamation" Campbell and Bob Kuntz led the Dade County Coulit1on for Human Rights in its unsuccessful campaign letst year to slop Miami voters from re p('aling et gay-rights ordinance Srnger Anita Bryant led the campaign for repeal Campbell also owns a nationwide chain of 39 gay bath houses. including the Club M1am1 . which claims some 9,000 members in that Florida city POLICE SAID CAMPBELL'S ARREST followed tips from city supervisor Diane Feinstein. "ho ltves down the street from the house where the service allegedly was headquartered. and from the Rev Ray Broshears Hro~hcars. who publishes a guy-oriented newspaper here. said he tapped the police vice ·.I' ., squad after he saw an advertisement in the Bay .,r: Area Reporter. a rival publication. The ad sought • young men to earn $30 et n hour as "models" or ;~ "escorts." ~ Capt. George Eimtl, head of the police vice ~ squad, said an undercov('r officer answered the : <.1dvertisemcnl and \\·as invited to come for an in· >' terview at a Pacific Heights house. He wore u tiny J , radio trans mitter m his clothes. Eimil said. • \, T HE OFFICER SAID CA~1PBELL told him the "escort" service occas10nally involved dtnner or showmg a visitor etround town. but quoted Campbell as saying "mostly it's strictly for sex " 1 Eimil said he and a nother officer waiting out· I next to 1rvme coast country club and new port center) ~.f,. .. .. "' .• ~ --~ * )' t.. ~,-~ -~~97 ... -. •. • side entered the house and made the arrest when they heard Campbell. over the transmitter. tell the officer. "You get $30 an hour from us There are tips involved and if someone gives you a tip you keep 100 percent." ·~t:"""' ·-~# ,.-• .:-; .· ' ,:~~·4 ! ~ ~ ....... ~ ·, ""~ :.··~ . . .... • • ";4'-· • ~· Campbell. a Democratic prectnct commit teeman in Miami. lost a 1975 bid for tht' Miami Cit y Commission. For the Record •. .. ~. :. 1~\ ,.,~:~ • ··.·~;~ ' ' ~ •• ~ •• ~. Birl.lu ~;,1.,·~~:';.,,Rooerr Jonn..on J• .. • ~ Mr and Mr \ 6nae Fox , " ,, • ' MISSION COMMUNITY Westm1nsler. 9"' ~ f"! Kosttll.ll J11ly l, 1'11 ;. ., . · , J.-ll, ltTI Mr and Mrs 0on Ctommt n. Hunl ~ Mr dr>d Mrs Ronald Beshk, Ml••lon •n11ton Bta<n, 9"1 All Plants in our Nursery . .· v,,;.:~0·,.':,,YMrs JcnnO'Oonnell,MIS· ~:n~:~e~r~!.::.n:.7~urti\\, Foun· . . , soon Voero, boy Mr »nd Mr\ Rooer Roml'lW'll..,9C'r. 200* 0 J-u. 1971 Wtstm•n\ter bO• FF • Mr """ Mn. Juan G•rcoa. Mission Jiii • 1.,. Q t llttro. Qtrl J-2'. 1'71 Mr •ntr<IQ91 Jr . ; Mr and M n .. Gary ~JOhnsOn, Mission Hunl•nqton &e.ch. oirl AMLIN'G -a name in calitomia horticulture since 1920 OPEN MON-SAT 8~T0500 ·SUNDAYS 9T05·30 Free Delivery ,a ll•ttO. bOY Mr ~n<I Mr\ WolhMn C..rster, CO!.t• J Mr •nd Mrs. ~raid Kakimoto Me\d DO• ., L<19un• H Ills. gtrl ~ J-11.tm Mr •"" Mrs.. J•~ ~Vore, Ml\SIOn J..ty1,1m Mr "nd Mr\ John Co\ll•Y. w e-stmtnster Q•'' Vleto. ;•rt .. : P£RSONAL CHARGE ACCOUNTS e VISA CA.RO e MASTER CHARGE , ~~~;h .............. ~ ...... ~ .... ·o~ ....... ~$•.-¢~, '-11, 1'11 Mr . •nd Mr\. J•rrv Hundt, wes1m1ns1er. boy UCTIO ..___ __ ST ATE SAL __ __. • ESTATE JEWELRY • CHINA • RUGS • SILVER • FINE PORCELAINS • BRONZES • FURNITURE • OILS, Etc 1Y2Million Dollars Worth Fri., Sat. & Sun. July 28, 29, & 30 8:00 pm Inspection Fri., Sat. & 5181. 2-5p111 & 1.a pM -Don't miss this -important ~le! Fine crystal. rh•"'la sets. European furniture, bronzes, rugs. 011, dnd many other rten.· Lots or d1amOf'll1 sollt.1:·es and rlusters. 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KW~] ReJ:. 3.98 ___ _ GARDENIAS ··MYSTERY " Gardenia · Evergreen plant witl1 col"S32e-size fragrant blooms. "VETCH II'' Gardenia· More compact growth, smaller. tho~h same fragrant Oo weni. Excellent for 6 Gal. fe fi landscape or Reg. $10.95 containers. PHONE 546-5525 I I l 8 I t I INSIDE : •Sports •Comics •Boating • B usaness UAILY PILOT An Exotic Job Not all vets treat only dogs and cats. Some have helped out tigers, pelicans, owls, turtles and an occasional ocelot. By DENNIS McLELLAN Ot II,. Dally ~llot Slaff For most veterinarians it 1s nothing unus ual to treat a dog with fleas or a cat with mange. But what C1bo ut a boa constrictor with a cotd·! And how about a turtle with a broken shell, an ostrich with an inflamed knee joint, an ig uana with mouth rot or a seagull with a gunshot wound? For thos e Orange Coast veterinarians who h<1 ve expi:lnded their practice to include exotic ani mals, the treatment of these ailments might all be ma day's work Exotics, once considered to encompass even caged birds such a s pa rakeets and canaries, are. as one vet defined it, "anything other than a cat or dog" But. while today most birds gener ally are excluded from this category, it does include ~uch diverse c ritte rs as s nakes, m onkeys. leopards. guinea pigs and tarantulas. "IT'S A NICE CHA NGE from JUSt dogs a nd t•ab," says Dr. Kent Walker of Newport Center l\nimal Hospital whose most unus ual patient to. date was the six·foot-tall ostrich with an in f1<.1med knee joint. Most veterinarian schools in the p<1st con ct.•ntrated la rgely on fu ndamentals and dealt with only horses, cattle. cats and dogs Now m<1ny are beginning to include exot ics especially birds in tht'ir course outlines and students often receive partial training in zoos. There is no require ment for additional training, says D r. Bruce Bauersfeld of Dover Shor es Veterinary Hospital 1n Santa Ana llt.•ights "It !treating exotics) ha new field." adds Or Walker. "There hasn't been the in-depth sludy <1s on cal!. and dogs A lot of time you C1rt' tr1•ating somethm~ symptnmat1cally" Jfo cidds lhctt th(•y must do their homc\\ork and kt:cp mort.• dt•tailed rcC'ords to gel cor ollartc!>. ··No normals have been Sl't up yet " IT JS L.\RGELY a matter of gaining ex pert1st• through f.'xpcncn<'e And a lot of that experience eomcs the hard \\<.I.} Dr WiJyne Davis of Ccrnst Animal llosp1tal <1nd a pelican are a c<.1se an pomt It was only after the pelican he was treatmg jabbed at his eye that Davis learned pelicans u se their s trong beaks for self defe nse Fortunately, Davis was "earing glasses, which broke. The Corona del Mar veterinarian's list of unusu a l patients <1lso includes turtles with broke n shells. The slow-moving reptiles com monly are stepped on or run over by cars. So how do you treat a broken turtle" The same as you would a surfboard with fiberglass and epoxy. "It works fine," Davis !>ays. noting, "'turtles do very well under gas anesthesia " monkey <:age:-. "A monkey could open any door I have 1n this hospital." says Baue rsfeld. who draw!> tht• lint:' c.1t primates Those who are 1nten·sted in cert.am types of t·xotic a mrnals. lnrds or reptiles must seek further trammg, i.ays Bauersfeld, whose pa t1ents have included a tiger. a leopard and oc· c·asional ocelots The Zoo Veterinarian Society and big cat breeders. for example. hold semina rs where practical ideas are excha nged, he notes. Fortunate ly. or unfortunately, he s ays, there is not mueh difference mt>tabolically betwc n bt'lween house cab a nd the big cats ··Psychologically " h e adds. "there is a dif fcrl'n<'e " "IN THEIR NORMAL environment at honH' they arc very good The proble m is when they'r e ill they will bite thl' owner. the techn1 ci<1n and the doctor " llis h1ggest problem 1s trying to convince thr owner that il 1s not the same animal when 1l 1s 111 and that 1t "111 revert back to a wild state "Th<•y are very instinctive." Like cats and dogs, the big cats are sub1ect to inlcmal and external parasitic problems. fle:.i!-., worms and car mites Swallowing foreign obJt'cls 1s at the top of the list of serious medical problems They like to <·at cloth, lO}S or feeding pans, he says, which may rcqu1rc surgery for removal Of rnurst·. a t11 .. ~cr or leopard can't be ex amined on a tablL• l1kt• a cat or dog But, says Bauersfeld, "you t·an give them a relatively good physical t·xam with the owner JUSt calm ang them down " f'OR A MORE THOROUGH examination the next step would be to sedate the a nimal 1 Snakes often are coolc·d down in a refri gerator I Wh1lt• some own<'r .... of monkeys are not awan• th.-1 r pet nel'ds an annuul TB test . Walkt•r nOtl'S that ('XOtlC pet ownl'fs usually know what tht>y'fl' doing Ill' says the wom<.111 who brought the o::.tn ch in hud a sock over 1b ht•ad tu help calm 1t down .ind c ut down d1!>tral'lmns t\ I though cats and dogs !.t11l rank as the most common pets, :.in increase m the number uf b1 rcb has bC'cn notc<l in recent years Many, .... uch as col'katoos, un• in the $1,000-plus hr Jekel Walkt•r :-.avs that colds and diarrhea arc n1m mon bird 1.lhwsse:-. and .1ppctite 1s the mo!>l 1·rue1al thing to watch M any or the patients brought into the hospitals are from the wilt! baby seals. squ1r n·ls. coyotes. possum and. <.•specially. birds Whil<' he was talking. a g reat horned owl. brought in by the Newport Animal Control. perched nearby serene ly blinking at Walker THE OWL, WlllCU HAD run 1mo a barbed wire fence. had required stitches on the right !>1dc of its face • .... t • Or Kent Walker with great horned owl that ran mto barbed wtre . above. and a two- he ad e d Flonda pme snake. left ., MOST VETERINARIANS. however. prefer to forego the exotics for a variety of reasons They may be either too busy with their cat a nd dog clicntele o r they simply don't have the know-how or dC'sir<' In another room <.1 pet blue and gold macaw. under gas anesthesia. was lyinf? on an operating lable waiting for a pm to be inserted into its wing The wing was broken when a flower pol fell on it. But it is the palll'nts likf• the owl that Walker and most of thl• uthl•r vets find the most rewarding When 1t 1s well enough 1t wi ll be rC' leased back into the wild leasC' 1t and sec 1t soar up into the trees f gues~: ~ ou f?E't some s::it1sfactior doing something not many other people do .. Or they m~1y nol havt• the facilities. such as A Friend It's not the shade that attracts them, there isn't much shade And it's not the ma1est1e beauty of its branches. It is, admittedly, r ather homely. Rut there is no denying it: the eucalyptus tree across the street from a Costa Mesa mobile home park does have a cert ain magnetism to it Maybe it's because the tree grows in a va- c ant lot in an industrialized part of town where ereenery is a t a premium. "It's the homeliest tree that you ever saw," says Delight Church. a sprightly, gray-haired woman who. over the years has come to think of the tree across the street from her mobile horn(' as a friend Apparently she is not alone. .. I call it the wayfarer's tree." she says. "People driving along the road often stop under the tree. They don't seem to stop anywhere around here except under that tree. "It seems to bec'kon people." The tree's only companion is about 50 feet down the road. But it is broken and its scraggly top sags Lo tne grouna So that leaves Mrs. Church's "friendly" tree Children play near 1t and pull on its branches, she says. Som etimes young couples meet unoer It. An<J worfHng peopre. seeking rel· uge from the noonday sun. stop by and cat lunch. "I don't know why so many people stop there." s ays Delight Church, "but 1t s ure has something that people like " "I find it a plcasurl'." Walker says, "to rt.' Sew Along Ann Vaughn of Newport created a sewing and travaganza. Beach fashion has ex- By J UDITH OLSON Ol lllP 0<1lly P ilot Stall It :-. a f:?reat pun, one you '' 1sh \ ou had thought of yourself: "The G realest Sew on F:arth " But the credit goes to Ann V;JUg hn. a Newport Beach res1- c1ent, who creutcd and named the "l'wmg and fashion extravaganza which bears that namf' Nearly fo ur yc•ars ago M:-. \'au,:?hn. lhcn mc.tnagcr of a retail fabric store. rc<1l ized that then• was a need for fobnc met nufoc· turers and retailers to relate to consumers. A II nC'w trends and products were advertised largely by word of m outh, she noted. In 1975 she put together her ftr:-.t show for a chain of fabric stores "There. manufacturers, retailers and cons umers all came together under one roof for the first time," she said. "It was a telling. not selling show We wanted to excite the con· sumer into doing more creative things with her needles and hands "It was the first time a home de- signer had ever been g iven a showcase for her creativity " Today the show has expanded to include se minars o n h ome furnis hini!S. beauty, and hair cart>. lectures for women on invest m enls and Jewelry and tips on ac· cessories "It's all part of a woman's total look." Ms. Vaughn contends "You have lo have the right shoes to r.o with a look and the right hair style "I want women to look like they JUS t s tepped out of Vogue magazine " Putting such a show together combines many of Ms V;;i ughn's inte rests She 1s the daughlt•r of on Inventor who demonstrated games at trade shows and a profcssion11l model. Ms. Vaughn herself has modeled s ince she was 5 and says sht· "alwavs lovC'd c lothes I'm a clothes.horse." She started sewinf:? clothes for her storybook dolls when she was 4 and lived next door lo an actress who inspired her with a wardrobe of beautiful dresses. She earned a B./\ in business from Stanford. studied law a nd ended up in the fi eld of escrow ba nking. But after owning he r own national sales orgamzation, work ing for personnel agencies and in the ret ai l end of fabrics, s he found the chaUenge of The Greatest Sew on Earth The show has been given in Los Angeles. Atlanta a nd Houston and is t a r geted for Chic ago and Canada. Its main attraction is an eight· hour sewing marathon for 400 con testants c hosen at random. Begin ning at 8:30 a.m. Satarday, Aug 19, in the Los Angeles convention center. the hopefuls will begin con· structing their garments for Satur· day a nd Sunday juaging. The finals will be an awards fa shion show Sunday evening where winners will be announced and prizes given. For those who don't make the contest there will be plenty of new infor m a tion and p r oduct s to absorb Displays will show, for example. how to sew garments o f u arasuede for large s avings over ready -to -wea r , ho w t o m ake negligees out of tricot and how to iron a ripper onto a garment in stead of sewing it on Information will be given on what's coming for fall and new sewing machines will be dem· onstrated ·'It wlll be betlef than a three· rmg circus.'' Ms. Vausl)n says ' Ann Vaughn : 'The Greatest Sew on Earth · 0 r a n ~ 1 Co <' ~ t r l' s 1 d t' n l ~ pa r 11 l' 1 p J t 1 n g \\ 111 b t' .h .. 1 n n t· Olson. P<1tnc1a Sosa and Lauri<.> H owell . Cost.1 Me'ia . Judy Be r e nds<'n. Ka th y Dunh a m . MarRaret ltaizhp. Land.a Soto .ind Sheryl Long, Huntington Beach Also Terry Waggoner. Laguna Hlll": Tracv 1\hlcri. San Juan Capistrano L1s.1 Fac·ch1na. Mis· "ion Vl<'JO. Shelly Bu~ h\", Laguna N1g uei K:lthelkn Gilham. Sue /\nn Jones a nd .lcananf> Laird. Wt' ... tm in~l t· Jnd Ma r yanne McJl ug and .Judy Kt-cnan, Jrvtnl' \ 8 2 P Ail" f'ILl)T f ncs.v July :le. 1111e > Alvin Won't Marry 'The Dummy' L>t.:AH \~"J LANDERS Our 1oon Alvin hdi. been going with this dummy ror two years She as 17, h e ts 19 Alvin lives at hom e and goes to a juruor w llege The dummy 1s s tall w high school. Two monlhi. ago he told his father and m e that he wanted to get married. When he shpwed us the ring <he ha d a lread y mad e a d o wn p ay m e n t) m y husba nd nearly h ad a s t rok e . J gave my hus band a kick in the ankle and stud in a q uiet voice, "LQok, Alvin. Jt's a ll r ight '¥1th us . Lots of kids get mar ried young no education, no money, no future, and at works out fine Good Luc k " A lvin's face h l up. T h en I added. "You kno w . of cou rse . you ca n 't li ve in T HIS house." His smile <lisa p· peare d and he looked very d isappointed. Two day~ latE'r, Alvtn '' .., k l' d m I? w h .i l h e ... huu let do abnut the ring Ill' said he had thou~hl 11 over and didn't see Aaa ~-aden how h e could h andl«' rent and groceries. a nd m ay be he was too young lo settle down. I advised him to t a ke the r in g back -and he did. tr I had agreed to let him and the dummy live with us the y would be married by now. Please p r int m y lette r as a lesson to other pa rents -R E LIEVED DEAR R: Here's your .. lesson" and it's a good one. Kids don't want everything they a sk for. I s alute you for remain· ing calm and saying ex- ac tly the right thing. DEAR A NN LAN DERS: Abo ut 23 years ago m y s ister had a ch ild out or wedlock. Sh~ didn't lake the abor- tion route. She chose lo end ure t he p ain and lone liness of giving life to ( BoroseopeJ ) S.\TUHOAY, JU LY 29 Dy SYDNE Y OMARR \RIES <.:\I :tr<'h 21 ·Aprtl 19): Short trip, .1hund.mce of ttk a s arl' ~catured. Relative with · inv1•!'>lml•nt program" figures prominently. '\ 1111 hJH' rarl• opportunity to speak, suggest, to 1•\r1rc·..,!'> fr1·llng.., in pcr!'>onal and professional T .\llRtlS 1 /\pra I 20 May 20>: Accent on what , 1111 o~ n. <·oll1·t·l. buy and !)ell. You complete 11 an!'>~t<'lllln St•fl..,l' of ... ecurity is heightened. t 101· \\ho offrr.., ··:-.omt•lhang for nothing" is play. 111).! ~amt•.., (a~MINI 1 ~lay 21 June 20)· New approach ).!l'h ~ou 1r1 plan·.., marked "Private." You Jll•nt·Lratt• 1n11t·r .... rnl'lum Leo. Aquarius figure 11rom1m•ntly l>on'I lift h t•avy objects. Ta ke "'Pl'<'IU I ('tll'l' an l l afflc: ('.\NC'ER Uunl' i1 .July 22): Obtain hint from G1•min1 m1•..,:-;agc. You gain enlig htenment I rom unorthodox ..,oun·c· Follow through on hunch Sha n • knuwlc•dge U W <.luly 4:!3 J\ug 22>: Travel, seeking, ).!1v1ng full play to intdlc'ctual curiosity -lbese .1rt' part oo"' uf your personal scenario. In· ~1iv1clual '"ho w:1s md1ffercnt could become a 'fl\'rc.·<· ;111\' • VIRGO <Aug 2:1 Scr>t :!2): Misplaced obJect ,.., l11r;.itcd You can rise .1hove petty bickering- .1 p romotion <'<1ulct ht• on horizon. Be thorough, rn..,1::.l on t1u:.1l1l~ Whal was a r estrictive in· flul·nce will be n ·mov1:d Aquarius. Ta urus and f.t•o pen.ons rtgun• prominently. UBR.\ <Sept 23 Oct 22>: Move, write - put 1dl'as into motion Gemini, Virgo, Sagit- 1.1nu-; pt•r..,on.., fi gure an scenario. You gain by •·ht•c kmg n •fc•n•nC'l'"'· i mproving format . outline . rn;1king tang uaiH· d ea r Long.distance call n1uld pro\ ick "m1~s10g la nk.·· SCORPIO <OC't 23 Nov. 21): Music, hidden 11·sourc<'s pl3y k <'Y role'> an your scenario J':iurus. L1hra flgun· prominently a nd so does 1tw numhcr G Family me mber discusses m oney .ind how it gf'ts that way. If persistent, you gain ,1c'l't·s~ to data which c.·ould resolve dilemma. S AGITfARIUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Accent o n tegal ties. comm~ t o term s with one who can bring your story to the media -or proper authorities. See people in r ealistic light. Dis· card rumor. pursue facts. P isces, Virgo persons figure prominently. CAPRICORN <Dec. 22·J an. 19): Take con- servative course. Take care of basic affairs - give special attention l o pets, de pendents. Money picture is brighter than might be im- m ediately apparent. Favor is returned, d ebt is paid . AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Good lunar aspect indicates exciting confrontation. Be open to adventure of change, travel, variety. Your popularity increases a s you d emonstrate. il· lustrate and imprint your style. You receive special invitation -and it is a compliment. PISCES <Feb. 19·March 20): Adhere lo facts. t eave speculative ventures for another time. You meet individua l who shows you how to hurdle red t ape. Leo is in picture. Sense of security is heightened. Yo u will have new feel- mg of stren~h. Summer Clearance ale DESIGNER FASHIONS ORIGINALS DRASTICALLY REDUCED 220 Hewporl c ....... Dr. Newport hoch • Sh. #I 0 (714) 759·0151 a c hild away from hom e and friends. I was preg· na nl at the sam e time surrounded by a loving husband and famllf . My sister placed he r c hild for a doptio n through a fine agency. She late r m arried and h a d thr ee m o r e beautiful children. I can understand the curiosity of an adopted child who wants to find o u t about h is b ack · ground. J can also ap· preciate U1e gift of life made to that child a nd why it would be im por- t ant to he r that he r secret be kept. With so much be ing said these d ays a bout the "right" of the adopt· cd c hild to locate his natural pa rents. I hope you, with your powe rful voice a nd e qu a lly powe rful sense of fa ir· ness. may find a way to ease the anguish of my sister a nd other wome n like her. They would be mor t ified if they were s udde nly confronted with a child from the past. -ALSO WOR· RIED DEAR WORRIED: I have made my posi&lon abundantly dear on this i ssu e . To adopte d c hildre n in search of th eir "roots," I s ay, couldn 't laugh out loud All s he could do wa:, i.mile l b uve a friend who la uahs all the time. At the end of every sen· tence s he giggles. When t expressed my c on· dol e n ces wh e n h er m other <lied. she said, "Tha nk you for your FOND OU LA<.:. WIS DEAR FONO : Nervou!> la u g hte r is ofte n caused by e mbar· rassment. \'our frie nd need s unde rstandin g . H e r gi g gling is n o laugblug matter. Confidentia l lo Don't Need Glasses · 11 sounds us 1r you · don'l need glassel>" because you d rink straight from the bottle Your letter con t ain e d some s t r ange non·sequit uts and it t'llen s me l led or bourbon Write .1ga1n when )•u're sober und 1 will try to help you. s ympa thy '' -the n ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• taugbed. What's wrong • Summer Seascape Show • w ith her. anyway ? -• • p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;jjjjiiiii;;;;;o;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• J uly 29 through August 12 : RUFfEll'S 1 : Numerous works by such world renowned artwls as Robert e e Wood, Andre B.ilyon and Robe11 Wee e UPHOLSTEIY e • W....Y•Wmt "-'"' It'll tt.t.-""' C ... • MeM-541-0Hf e I 741 Wei;tcliff Or. e • ~~rt ~h • • (7 14)646-4515 • • porcelain salon • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DRASTIC REDUCTIONS I 11\JMPTY DUMPrY CHILDREN'S WEAR I 058 Int. -Wftfdff Plaza Newporthacll your "real" parents are -----------------------------------the people who raised you. The s udde n ap· pearance of a cblld from the past can c r eat e serious problems, not only for &he adoptive p a re nts but the newly discove red ones. My ad· vice Is -and will con· tinue to be -forget it. DEAR A N N LANDERS : R ecently you published a Jette r fro m a woman who was unha ppy b ecause she Arts & Crafts Show & Sell See art o"g1nals every Sat & Son at Huntington Center outside The Broadway near Barker Bros & The Akron. Beach Blvd, & Edinger at the San Diego Fwy Artists call 892·6552 to exh1b1t. -----·-· _____ ..... -·------.. --- Some of the finest women's and children •s clothing in the world is now available at . . immense savings . FASHION ISLAND Newport Beach 644-8808 FASHION SQUARE Santa Ana 558-7797 HUNTINGTON HARBOR 846· 1666 SPECTACULAR MID-SUMMER t\, .. ~. t I• " . I SALE ENDS MONDAY JULY 31 ~I Ow Annual Sale has become a tradition among those who know and appreciate the finest selection of domestic and imported liCJhliftCJ Fixtures & Lamps. Savings fro.m 50°/o to 70°/o or more. T'-.... hNwill~-'d~tlii 1h1.tlM_... .. """'. ELECTRIC and LllHTlll ~ • I t . 222 Victoria Street, Costa Mesa • (Across from Greenhaven Nunery) Phone 646-3737 /646-8194 ANN LAN DERS /HOR OSCOPE PUBLIC NOTICE N0f1Cfi OF PV•LtC t<l. .. lllNC. NOTICE l~HEllEU~ C.1 111 N ir.~t , WOii( "••t•nQ Wiii ()f't t\t•t(J bl/ lh+ ( 1h CCMJntO Qf ,,,,. (1tv ,, l O\t• M,.,... n AUQUll r, 1•19 •t llw llOV< ell l lO pm 1n lh• Counclt CMl°nO"t'\ ot (•IT M•u on lh4r toHowH''Q n .. u., CO N ~tOt NA I •U N O • A LrERN AJ tl/E llR(;f N C Y OllOINAN(..t~ II) ·~·'"' UI ~·'"'"' tM effect of Qrcl1N1n<• la l t C()f\1 "'" •no • mor•tOflun" <"" n.-• \.U4n ot bu1tdfnq Of'N'Wt\ Of rev1\ild uwit-'" ,,_. QtMr•I •<N bel-8<k•t St< .. I •llO P•ul.,1"0 •-from llj ff"t 10 t,'3l '"' ~I o4 IM Ctflttrt1ne ot 8rl"ot 51'fft NOTICE t~ FUllTHt:N C,t\11 N thtt •t \•Id tlmt' 4nQ 04d<.• dllV •nd tH Ot'"\O"' 1ntf'f'@\t.O m.4l'I o~.tt .tnO l.Ji• heerd nv the C.ttv Council ·)n th .. •lotementloned 11tm f:ILEEN P PHINNfV Clly Cter" Publltheel Or•noe C.0.\I 0•11• PHot Jutv,. 1q11 PUBLIC NOTICE jll )U)4 NOTICE 01' INTENOEO TAAlllSl'Elt N0TtCE tS HEllE8'rGlllfN IMAT W•tli•m H Scllrtibl!r •nd D•v1CI l F 1\h CIOinQ bvSHW'" <f\ P~1111 L,,_\I OH'tff • Gitnet'4t P•r1nf't\l\1p W~'W" tM.l\lnP\\ ctddft"\\ ,, .tSOt W.\.t C01\'\I HtQf\w4w-~t S.Mn C...lltorn 1 1nteno~ to ''*'''~ lo J14K1f1t <..°"''' 01ntr Int "C.11t~n•d coroor.t110t\ wnosfl> DU,,,.._,, .eddtfl\' h •\Gt Wr\t Co•'1 H tQhw•v N flwoort 8fl••" t •lltorn1• t~ tou0w1nq P<~rtv nnw •oc•••d •• ·~• w .. ,, c.o.1,t ti·""~•• NewPOrl 0.!'<n. C•htotn1• All 1111 tr.a.. t1;turtt. ~pnlf"nt Ht'tt'tthH• And \upphf"\ of tl'Wt t •rt••n OU\•IW'" ' tcnow" Ii\ Pc.c.1t1c CN\I 01nt-t 1ocatf!d .tt 001 ¥\1,..,, Co.1 .t H1Uf'l•d~ Newoorl St.Cfl. C,.11tou\1tt Ov,.nq ttw tttrH yttar\ 1m~c1tatrtv 1.ut ~,. W•O WHl••M ... ~n,f'1bfr dlld O•v1<1 L f t\h, OOlnQ bu"M\\ d' P•clft< Coa\t Otnt'r 8 G ••Of't.tl Pt.\rtn~r\l\•P. rw~ not u\.Wt 1mv tdd• 11on•I bU!lil~ t\.at'YW'lt Of' .MJ0t ~,~ • ., fl\e WIG mttf\Of'd tr~n'\fft Wiit tw con~umm•ted on or all"'r AiuQu'' t 1'18. •I I,,_ olft(I' OI J<1m.•\ C P1•r'IOn J• • Allorney at Law 10• <.n11)vo• <J Way, NewPOrt ll<'d<ll. C,.hlorn1a O•leCI July 7\ 1'18 P,,collc C.0.0\I Oul('r 1n1 l r•n'\t&rff 8v Wllll•m H )("f1re1~1 P,,...1df>nt Publl•l'leG Or ... C.0.\1 0"11~ PllOt JulY 18, 1'711 1~118 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE r UBLI(' NOTICE Cl'•MI NOTl(I. TOCllLOtTOll~ ~UP( 111011 COUllTOF fHl !.TATEOFCALIFOANIA ~ltTHECOUNTY 0'01tANGfi NO A"'" f .I ,1 ~· f. A AN JC t HOVOME tJ•' ~···. •l Nr>I 1{ l 1; HlRf i;v Gt II EN 10 '"" 1 .. u1tt1r\ ut ,,., tb011i1t• n•medO.t ec:tel'I ...... •II lllH '•O'" n.-wirtQ t •••MS ff••n,, 1n• '•1tt ~..ctent •r• 'f'Ov1..-.cr to tu .. ltwm wilt• lN nitGflot~'· VOU(fWt\ in 1"'9 Ott•u· ot l"t tl•A oi .,,. •~• "" 1111.0 """t ot to Ptf'\Onl th<lm wttt> ,,, .. '" <.. u v ..,nutrw~r\ to ttw un ''''''"l''' 11 ~I tn.• htW 0H1l4' Uf {L.'f0( w '• t ui.lf.t ., ~O\ E ,,, W1hnn A~11'1'1Jf' ''H.tth• (I (,l,.ncJAlf'J (•lit0Jn11 11t1C)ti, wh" n , th ... pl•u• ot Du,,u\tu or lh., uno.n1c,,~"' •II metttr~ 1>1rtAtn 11\Q fH '""'° ,.,,,.,,. OI ~l(S de(. .. 0.f'\' w1ttt1n tour monlh\ •Uer tht Ut\f SJUl;l+t "''un ot tn1 .. notice o.,, .. n w1v 1•1 1~11 I qp,,..oc; !iOVORE. JR l •'"' Utot nf tM WIU OI thtt itxlW•' ,,,.,.~ Of'<..eOttH Cl., OE W HURGES SOS E ill Wit-Avenw Suite 0 01•"41•••. c;.111 ....... "'°' Ttl 111)110 11'1 AllMntf tOf E•KlllOt Pul'lll\ll<'d °'"-c .... ,. Od•IV P ilot July 11 incl AUQU~t • 11, t&, 1'11 ?IAJ IA P UBLIC NOTIC E 11-:Mm NOTICE TO CrtEOtTOltS NO A .u7l ~UPEll•OA COUii" OF n u STATE OF CALIFOltNI-FOii THE COUNTY 01' OllAlllGE tn '"'" M.ttl•,.. ot tf'I~ f'\tat~ o• ETHEL M BREWER. dkd ElHEL ll R l W £P "'" t.fHEL MA Y ~Rf W~ R ()HM.,...i No tu.,. 1\ "'"''•·tw 01vffl to < rf<11lor' f\d"'•"tl 1 let1m,. (tQi.l•n:ott the W•d de 1n (he oHic@ ot u~ fin\ ot ow afOf~H:l court or to "' ... c."n ' th .. m to the vnoe"~ •* tht olt1t•H>t HAL~TEAO & BAKER. 61S S • IOwtr ... !>v•I• 11SO. LO' Anoe•~· t l'llllorn1rt 'l()()tl wn1c_n 1atte1 otf•Cfl ., rn,, "'"t,. ot bu,1ne .. -. of fne un Ofl'r\tQrM""d "' dtl tniltlH\ .-'1•1n1ng to \d•O e\tctt• ')UCf\ ctdill''IS w 1tn tnp nl'fl1"\\drv voureh@r~ mu~t be •••Pd ur p,-,.\t-nh·d d \ dlOrf'ti..ct1d w1tnm tour montn\ dfter the tint put>11cd11on ut thP not1t1• O•ttO JutV 2~. 1~78 C•ir., F-dfH fl • •wu•o' ot ,,..,. w.11 ()f \.aid Q.-Ut0PO\ HALSTE"'D 6 8AICEA Attwney •t LA• lU S l't-Sl,_I s ... ,. 11~ Lo' An9•1ft, ~tltorftt•fOOll .. .,011,....., Or-co .. l O•lly P 1lut lutv 11 •n<IAUQ"'"·11, ti,.,,, 216.J.I• PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE ltESOLUT IOH NO ,,, th&n tnr 110tK w t tor s.11<1 put>hc """' A •ESOLUTION Of' THE CITY ,ng,.tnv()Wfl('<of.,.-~yw1tt>1npro COUNCIL Of' THE CITY 01' tAVINE p0<,"<1 At¥d ot ~"4'111 No. F·18-t mdv OECLA•IHG IT' INTENTIOlll TO Iii<' d wrillen pro1e11 a<J•lnst tn• OltOEft THE l'OAMATIOH OF A tdPlt.tt prott<IS .,.-~ to 1W' un S"ECIAL TAXING Art EA TO BE Cll'Ma~"n ,,. <1Q<t1MI 1,,.. e >Clenl of pro CHAltGEO FOA THE COST OF PO'oed Ar~.; ot 81-tlf'hl No. F·78-I ,,, INSTALLING CERTAIN SIOEWALlt "lH'"\1 ""• or "" of lhfo loreqo1l'Q IM,.ftOVEMENTS ,.,, n ptott"I mU'>I Ill> tn wttt•"9 .tn,J AllEAOF 8ENl!Fll mu· t tonta.n "Of•\(r1011on of ttte pro HO. It t "'·rttt •n Wllfhtth tM s.orw-r •\ tntttE'\teo JEf'f'rtEY lllOAO IMPltOVEMEN1 ulf1c1,.nt to •c>-ntltv I"".,.....,., •nd 11 AT WALNUT AVENUfi ,,,.. S•CjlW'r I\ not V>own on '"" t••1 THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY equahLPCS ................... ,roll a •• ,,..-..... , OF tllvtNE HERf8V OOES ot•uch0<_.t1y.wldpro1p«tmU'>Ut..o RESOLVE AS FOi.LOWS cont.t•n or be accomoMted by Wttll~n WHEREAS, U..s City Coun<tl "Cl<' •v•O..f'<"ll'>at""t>~•St!Wow""rot \trOU\ that proaec11~ bl' •n•t .. rfd tor ... 1.a P<OOt'"'Y Alt \UCll Pf'otestsmust be '""' l0tmal-ot " 'C>f'<t~t 1Utr"I •••• """v•r•CI to 1n. City Oertt encl no ollWr to bf' c f\arQ""d tor 1Nt (~t,ot ton\IHK oroJ .. " or oo1ec1~ sn.&lt bP con f!Of\ 'IOfo'W•lk lmpf~N .... •nE'C.•ltC~n.IW'<ebv " \lrll(hOll ol Wld ~Clew.ti .. •ml)ttwe •ulhor11pCI """ dlr@Clt!d lo PtOV•O• rnen1' m•y ti. o4 _.,,to 4 O<'l1"41bltl nolic• ul 11'\U .. 1otPSohCI Mattn9 ov PG<I-o4 IN' C11v. •"" PVO""n1no , C0"'1 o1 th•s A~u1_, .... WHEREAS, llW' pubhC <OOIYrltwl'Ce Tllf• OAILV PllOT," news4M~' ot and M<~\.l\'Y ""'"bf!> '\ervt"d b¥ thrfo in qen-r-jl <•Huldt~ Wttr'hf" the Cll'I nt 1h•hon of ft.&Ah PtOC:~lf'Wl,. lt'ltrW ,,t INt'I two Wt"'if'lrt." Of'ior to ttl• NOW fl1f RE FOllE t"<' Cot~ Couro '1~1• V I tor'"" ,....drinQ. Tne Oh Cit>,. Ctt o• tf\ft' Ciry of lrwenf" HE Rt BY , . tuffhiPf ~utr.Qr11f'd dnd dlrtat.tPd ,,1 DOES rfl~W it\'~'°""' orn111'11 ~",,, nnt1c,. by mfl1f1nq COQ•t' SECTION t <;tt1a (.Jy lCUth 11 itit 011· ~1·+wtuf1on to U't ... owN''"' o f tn.. nerroy dt'<.lar~ u .. mh•r111on ff' orcwr proptrt•'""li ICk.dttod wllhtn prOP<>>11.lt tne l0tm•tion of wn on tPV' t.,u., eouah1NS ct"' ttnow n .l\ Ar~a of ~nf'f•f No F-18 '· ,,H,\mt"nt roll, or d\ t hP same dirt CJeHrev AOOd $40Pwatk lmOfOVf'mt'nt oU'IPtw1ir..• ~rwl.,.,n 10 the City Clerk. •t wat"ut A-I to IX' cnarqfd IO• PA!t~EO ANO 400PTEO by tnr (• tt>r co11• of con"ructtn9 < l'rte1n iv Cou"c11 of lne Cil\r of rrv1ne 111",. \ICH'wal~ lmpr~nt\ QUIM Mhrllnq helCI °"Ille 2SCt> Clay •I• SECTION 2. Tile \P"<•l1r lmprov,. July, 1918 mt'nt\, the cMI\ Of ,,,.. t.0n\truct1on ol /\/ 8111 varCIOuli~ Wl'llCh ar~ oroPM<"CI 10 bl' Ch&•Qt'O lo M•-of t,.,. Ill(' ptOJ)el"ffj!S to<.41t4'd w1lhln P•OllO~ Cllyot 1rv11"' Are• of 8•Mt11 No J. 18 '· ••I' ATTEST Cle\Crtl>PCI 1n E•t>•b1t "A" •llKned 1v Jun~"> Boykin llt r•to •nd bY 11111 r.if'rf'nce '" ~Dlllf Coly Ct~r• ot CO<oor•IMI l>eftln H th0U9n WI •onn Ill(' C•tv ot '""'"' •1 IPnqln SI ATE OF CALIFORNIA SECTIOH l.T'll('esttmatPdtot•l<O•I COUNTVOfOllANGE s-. lo• the con\ttuct1on o t th• , •• a CITVOF IRVtNE I llOtwettt l~OVPfTl('fll\ •I \3,000 . I JUNE S 80VICIN, Oepvty City SECTICHt '· The boW><lirtfl 01 OtO-cru• ol tl>I C•IY o4 1rvuw HERE8V "°""' ArH ot ~II Ho F ,. t •r• 00 CE RTI FV .... , lht 0 lore901nq oucnbed '" Ecn•btt "ti" elte<l'l('d 11~-.otult0n w•h OM-and .ooc>ted bv ner•to •n<I by '"" •tttrenc1t tn lllP C11y c.o..nc11 of the City ot trvlne .it <O<DO<ilMI ne<otn "' lllOVQft Ml IO<lh • r~ul•r nweling ""Id°" the 2Sth cU• •l~~~OH, Tile ""''l'IOd pvrwenl to of July, ""·by the followlnq roll c 4111 whlct> tt>e CCl'll\ ot GOMlrucllnq rne vote AVES· s COVNCll.NIEM8EA. •fo.-eHICI -•tit 1"""-nls •rt AQran,Antl!Ony,GelOo.Slttsano 11tOP0$4!d to De-''-" amonQ IN! V•r<IOiit" 1 v•riov\ CMll'C.IS within P<'-" ArH NOES O C:OUNCILMEMBER of 8 t nelll No F 18 1, •n1ct. A e !t e N r o co u 111 . ••II be <11¥9ed to,...,. Pllr<rl Ot OOt· CILME M8ER NOlll' tlon trworeol •rt <C'I IOl"lh tn E •t>lbll '" JUfl(' 5 8oykm "C" e U.tcNICI i.reto •nd by lhtS ,,. o..ouw Coty Cieri< of i.rence lncOl"DOlaleO hert 1n •• •flouot. lhPC1tyollrv1ne Mii lortn et tenQ!h J( H llEV llOAO tMPROllEMEN I SECTIOH •• The City ot trvtnf' wlll A f WALNUT AVENUE ma•e con1rlbutlo<I ol \.I). tow .. at IM AREA OF 8ENEFI T cos u ol consirvcttnq 1111 a1oreH10 NO F-/11-t '1~tc8~~~~~'e1ay of Auou•t El(Ht8tT "A" 1918 ii Ille tiour ol I JO Pm . Ill lh<' tmptnv~Ml'nl\ to bf' ron<tructeCI Cn•mbl!r\ of""' City court< ti OI '"" (1 ~idewatk 1Tx::;~1-r..ooo. IV o l trv1n•'. 11700 J•mborrt Totatanteot-flt 1116acrH BoulevarCI, Irvine. C.1110<'11.t, llf!tbY '3,000 _ 1116 «,., '3el .6I pet .,. ll••CI M ""'llmf! -pl.itO tor .... ,. pUbli< hHrlnQ to <on\1Mr orot~"' IO Publ"""" °""nor C-..oo\t D~llw p IOI 1M pr~ .,.-oce-'<111><1• • ' · S£CTl0tt I . Al •nv lt"1t "Ot ••tft JUI ' 11. !~18 ti/I( (0~ ,. .,, , ... e ~ ; t €9 •• •jt)t/I IS,ll : @ t . ~ ., .... SIJll t . . ----~.._.__..-. EXHrBIT 'B" J0ttt«:'• ~ ~ .. ,.," ... ~ I COMICS CROSSWORD MARMADUKE "I wish you hadn't mentioned that you think 1 need more excercise." FUNKY WINKERBEAN SHOE MISS PEACH 'VOIA KNOW, F'~ANCtNE , ~·M ~Z. 'I FOil ,T~IGHT·HAl~EO 9 "°UNETTE5 . by Tom Batiuk LIJLlj.. I c,w ATE TUX) OF HIS FAl..CRITE DID~'Tl,W 2 by Jeff MacNelly HOWEVE~, IM ... l.~O PA~'T'IAL '!?:) TAL.Le~ \'\OMEN THAN YOU. AR:!: ... DOOLEY'S WORLD DR. SMOCK by Mell Dear Edi.tor In rny la!)t let.kr ~ yau I ~ -;pu tD 0st1cK 1t in your ka'loo." . l apaogne IOr that remark. It w~ uncalled for, snide and td.ally disrespectful to ~ am pit' fire newspa~r Please allow rre to rew nte. that lll·cooceived leiler: ~rt:d1t0r. Whll~ wrappu~ sorre. catf 15h tre otrie.r rngr.t, l noticed an item on your editorial ~ l'. CAN PIAGNOSE:: ANY"IHIN<S, KIDDO, ONCE:: :t'V6 PLJ"I ON MY' 1"HINKING CAP WAIT~ME, CABBIE ·· l WNT TOMAKeA -pµoNE CALL P) t'L.L. Nf:VelZ ~f1H6 TIM.el A,6W 1..0'.l'.) ~ £: [;T WITH A ~TICK INMY H~NPt GERIATRIX l WA~'T.t .. il4E: PO~ HPL.L. 6'LEWv' UP! ' -' MOTLEY'S CREW by Ferd and Tom Johnson GO RDO ...... ....11..___. ............. JUDGE PARKER r'!:.PtT..J $AIOA~15 60NZAt...t=.Z1 l/IJ01<'.UJ OFr:tC.€= IN ~t=)(ICO CIT~, 11-41£'-MONi~f WIG4 % ~AD A 'TE-J...i=.-roKTt:=~f 7-:43 • lHAl WAS A DEAL I WANT HIM OFF MY 6ACK ! YOU TELL HIM YOU WERE LYtN6, THAT YOU NEVER GAl/f Mf niAT MONEY! If YOU DON'T. 6ELIE\/E Mf, YOU'LL WISH 'IQcJ WERE MCK ON THAT NUT ~_...,.._....,....., f/AM DRIVER 15 MY 6£TWEEN YOU LAWYER! t HAO TO TaL AHO ME. M&Y ! HIM A&OOT THE MONE'( t PAID YOU, I.EH! TUMBLEWEEDS IF~U WANTlHE "TRI.rm, L..OTSA WCK1 YOU'RE PESPONt'ENI t3E· CAUSE: VOLl'RE E'Of(Et', JArJel7; OO'fHIN& E'UT™E ~ESTWILI.. SA11SFY YOO... "C) NANCY T HE SECRET OF GOOD HEALTH IS JN PROPER 6REATHING FARM •. WHERE T CAN'T GfT AT VOO! ... I PRESCRl~E1HATY0U Ger MCKiOTHE SIMPl..E LIFE:! 6EI A POL.I:, A CAN OF m RMS-60 FISHING! 6Cl\188LE SCRt98'.E sc~111ei.e ~ . .. ~ i &Jtt"u._,~.~- !(If'/ I by Gus Arriola by Harold Le Ooux by Tom K. Ryan NIARL.IN VO NO'f ~1-re ON WORMS· l .. by Ernie Bushmiller THAT'S THE SECRET ··-TRY NOT TO INHALE THIS POLLUTED AIR Fm11y July 2.8, 1978 PEANUTS NO I WOULDN'T WANT TO TR'i' TO Rr\15E A 006 IN iODA'f''S uiOR D MAi.l.BE A SMALL ~CT OF KINDNESS WOULD HELP THE WOOD A LITTLE DAil 1 ?t!..Oi 83 by Charles M. Schulz 7kERE s ~cc \\L\..r. TvR,4AC,L ~HE rl.l:IJ.._.: i5 TOO lJi'~CERTAI~ I i COULD 8c l-.. \l~E~ ;'O A 5Ei OF F"<EE DANCE Lc:SSCl\4:5 ~ by Roger Bradfield -rT HELPS PR£VEtJT '!'OUR 5PIRrfS FIWM WRINKLING 1 by George Lemont H6Y! WHeRe'R e YA GOI N ' ? , by Templeton and Forman TUDAT'S CIUSSIDID PUZZLE ACROSS s2 V1>1wt1~11 UNITED Feature Syndicate I lnclon!'d no11q1~t1,1t1 ll111•'lld'/ , l-'11;/h• Svrv1 ,I 1011llwdy~ !>.l Rd"•·\ 6 l l'C'Jdl ml'n ;I Ma11nvr ·.r h Abbr rPCloOll IU Roa.it• 1.i11 SI ( '> A c;ol ofilv rt1N lnlc11 14 f11: ~11011 m.11 t'l Gr•'oll l.i~•· !>!l f\1t1·m111 to 111 A~tnr f1t1n fof111otl t hnt 61 l1mf' 11 rt.rv t I r<.11111 ol tdre l).l O...or<J1·1tv "·" ~ tq ldnd ma's :'llfo• 7: r •p.t111 th rt 7l011v• ott i'> f.11101 lf, v., 1(tt1'1 ptc11 I' 21 N11.knan"' lot" s~1·t 29 N Mr1 Jll rnlonv II \'n11ng qui 33 .JaPcJM'>t' SilSh 34 fails to 111 thrrl•' 36 \t.11 40 ,11rrord 4~ Srnrnh1l f(>(l~ 4•1 Nouqht ~'i \il>fllll' 41 M0te11·~ • \Olll'<1 4Cl Ertq.11 All,1n 'ii• Id" n1>1•.1tv St.109 \I th ... 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'" f,('\ • • ... ,, ... b II I I fl.I DAILY F'll.0 l trusa., J~1y 28 197& Business Local Firms Report Sales, Earning Increases I Net income of $12.971,000, or $1 33 a sh:irt•, for the !iecond quartt.'r ended Junl' 30, cump1m•cl \.\1th $8,766.000. or 90 l'ents. fo r the com parable quarter or 1977 has bt><'n reported by Smith lnternataon<rl Inc • Newport Beach Net incom e and earnings per share for t h<: q uart er increased 48 pe r cent over t he pnor year':- pcr iod. reaching t he h igh est levels for an y quarter in t he company's histor y . the company said Thur~· day T h e r l' w t• r t.• a n average 9 ,749.000 rum mon :.bare s <i n d equivalents outsl~ndang an the 1978 quarkr com T \KIN(; ST(H :K p ar ed w ith 9.672.000shan•s an t!.177 Re v<'nues for t he st·cond three month~ of 19711 HOW TO BUY DIAMONDS THE TRUE STORY presented by INNOVATIVE DIAMOND MARKETING, INC. FRI., JULY 28 -7:30 P.M. TOPICS I. How d i..,nds are mined. cut and rnarileted 2. D•leen effect on tt.. world market 3. rrice stability and track ,..c;ord 4. How YOU can jud¥ qatality and buy at whoWsale pricH 5. TM uneqalalled c~nt price incr-ea~s 6. How to le•erocJe diamonch REAESHMEHTS SPEAKERS. Anthony Seymour. President. Charle~ An- thony Diamonds Glen R Hammond Presi- dent. Innovative Diamond Market:ng. Inc Call for reservations and locat1or 1714) 975-0801 1213) 626-4271 1714) 497-4388 EVENINGS 2-Wershow REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS AU CTION #1 SPACIOUS NEWPORT BEACH VILLA Chfl Haven Bluffs with ·Panoramic Views of Newport Bay & Catalina 4 Bedrooms. 3 Bath s NEWPORT BEACH Auction Sale on the Silt 120 Kings Place Newport Beach , CA SAT., AUG. 5 AT 11 AM AUCTION #2 NEW (never occupied) FASHIONABLE HOME Spy Glass Hill Magnificent Rolling Hill View 4 Bedroom , 3 baths CORONA DEL MAR Aue11on Sare on tne Site 32 Drake Bay Rd. Corona Del Mar , CA SAT., AUG . 5 AT 2 PM INSPECTION DATE~: 5•1 & Sun July 21 & ?l. 29 & lO from' PM 10 C 30 PM tno S•I AuQ ~ O•IDI tD auc11on u 11 Vlet~oavs Dy app0.n1men1 Pro1y t>1da mey bt mao• pt10f to 1uCJ;1on u you ire un101e to aueno trrna tut tion 011111con1ac~1ueHonff1• '°' como11t1 de11111 BAOllER PARTICIPATION IS ENCOu~•OEO C111 D• ...... l()t O•ochutl •111ct .. f\•t't ltlteellOtt. 629 H. LA !RCA LOS ANGELES, CALIF 9003' (213) 9Jl.l~I \\ t:r l' $11 1,3:!6,UOO .• rn 1nl'rt•1.1i:.c of 28 percent over the $86.!.117.000postt•d l.t'>t y t.•Jr aud 12per cent above the S!J9.J08.000 n·1>0rH·d 111 thl· previous record first qu:.irtt.·r of 197K Nl>t ancom1• tor tht· first half of 1978 w as $:!·1.838,000, or $2.55, compared with $16.774.000. or SI 71. for the first six month!> of 1977, :.in increase an nl'l Income of 48 percent Rcvenu<'S for the 1978 first half Wl'l't' $210.444.000. 28 percent higher lhan the Sl65.004.0UO in n·vt.•nut.•s reported for thl• like 1wnoct last Yl'<lr ThcsC' wPrt• record r esults for any half Yl'W' 111 th(• company's history Nt'l 111e·orne for llw 197K firs t half was · f.1 vor .1bly Jffrcted by forc1~n currency exchanges .ind tram.lalwns of fon•1gn f1nanc1al :.takmenls to l S dollar.., 1n thl• amount of $135,000. or 1 cent t·omµared With IOSM· .... In tht: hk(· period or 1977 or $1. 73•1.000. or 18 t.•ent.... !-.1111th lnl!'rnataon.tl lnr· manufal'lures and supplll':-. drill111~ toob, etp11pment and related ..,l'r\ l('l'' tu lht: t•n1•rg~ industries It <Jbo as an \ol\cd an dt•v<'lopmt·nt of 0tl and gas \\-ell dnlhng <ind mining tooh and c4u1µml'nt A IWrflCJn Earning• Groar 1\lll·r·g;in l'h;1rmJ1·1•ut 1c<1b. lrv1r1l' hu:-. fl'purt1·d 1m:-.t111g .1 t5 pt•t t t•nt l'Jrnang:-. gain on ,J 27 pen·t>nt :-..llt.'s tnt.·n·ast· in t h1·..,t•t·ondquurt1·r Vor tht• thl't'l' month ... l'l1<h1d .I Unl' 30. -;ales "l'l l' SilG,220.00U. l'Ompun·d with Sl2.7.t3.000 rn last 'l':1r·.., :;t.'l'olld quar ll'r Nl'l 1nt111n1• w as $2,717.000 or !17 1·1•nt:-. .1 :-.hurt" up frum $1.Hi:l.tHJO. or 66 ce11ts . tr1 lh1· prror yl'ar Vtrst half salc•s tota lt·d S:W.l«iH.OUU. eonw ared w ith $25.211 .000 111 1977 !':l'f 11won11· rose lo S 1.351.000. or Sl Sf., lt'um ~1.4.JH.000. or $1 GI. an th1· ,:-1•a1 t•arht•r pt•rtod f:urnangs pt•r !>hare were com p11tL·<l 1111 tht.• ha~1s of 2. 789.000 shares outst ... ndang 111 th1• f11 !->t :-.1\ months or 1978 and 2.856.000 an 1977 /\ll er gan 1s ;1 dome'>l1c and anternatronal cor pOI ;rt tcJll l•ngag1'<I 1n the development. manufac tun• ,rnd ... alt· of spcc1altzed o phthe1lm1c a nd c1<'rm :rt ol11g1t· prudutt-.. Contpt.•are Re port• Gaba• ('ompr1'111·11:-.1v1• Ctin• Corp . :'l:ewport Beach h . .-.. .11111111111< "" 1·omplt•t1on of ti<; annu al certafrtd .1u1l1t .ind l ll't c'.1rn111g., of 5941.000. or 73 cenh " -..h.1 tt.'. for th<' lrsl':rl )t•:11 t•nded May 31. compart.'d "11 h S~98,000 fo1 tht• hkt• pencJd l;.1st year Thi~ 11·pn·-.t·nt:-. •• !>5 111•rtl'nl ancre:.i::.l' tn nt•t 1•:1rn111g-.. 1wr .,hat l' l-::11 nang., for tht' luurth quarll'I \\t'rt' :m l'l'lll'> .1 -..h.1n" tompar ed with 11 <'t.'nts for tht ltkl' p1·rrod .1 ,·co;11 ;rg11, :rn inc·rcust.• of 172 pt·rccnt /\. 20 per ct•nt -..tot.•k d1 vuknc1 will bt• l!1'>UCd Sept 21 to ~hJrt.'holrlt•r·.., uf n •(·Md Aug :ll MSI Report1120o/0 IHC!rea•e Earning:-111 i\1 ~1 l>ali.1 l'o1 p . Costa M es<1. 111 th1· tir-..1 qu:1rt1·r 1>1 l1sl';1l l!n!J wt>n· 20 p1·rcl·n1 hiJ."!ht•r th;rn 111 ttw tomp;rrablt· quartt·r of tht· pranr yea a • t ht• 1·11mJHHW h<1s r('purtc·d :\t~l 's rwt incom e for the quartt•r ended .runt• :N l olJled S986.000. or 1H ct•nts a '>hare In the ftr:-.t qu:,ir ll'r of fasc~ll 11178. nt.•t tnl'llffil' was Si98.000. or rn tC'nts F1r~t·quarl1.·1 n•\f•11ut·" rn'it' 19 percent to Jll :Jll·t ame high of $10. 71:H ,000 from S9.058.000 1n lht· '1rsl quarter of fiscal 1978 \ISi 1s manufot.·tun·r of portJhlt.· c1at<i t-ntr) t 1•rm an:.Jh Director<. han· dl·CIJrt•d lh<' s 1:\th con:-.ecut1H' quart('rly <:a..,h d1v1dcnd 1111 tht.' (Omp<rny'" com mon ..,toc•k It 1s 10 cents J shar<.• 'fht• dividend " pay:• bk &•pl 15 to ... h .1n·holdl'rs o f record on Aug 11 Gra.:e Reporf• R e rord Gain \V n (;ra('(' anti l 'u \\ llll'h opt•rttl('s lhl' hl'ad quart t.·r~ off1t.•t.• of WR. Crate Development Corp . :'lit''' µur·t Ht.•:oich . and ,·ariou ... n·staur<tnts. includ· an~ l'Ol'o·~. R(•Uhl•n's, Gorda Lit.. Baxter StreN an<I olht.•r1-1. has n •ported a second.quarter gain in profits of ~ 9 p ercent on r1:c·ord sales of $1 l htllion Su 1 t.' s u n d o pl' r a t 1 n g rev en u e., we r 1• $1.119,375,000, ror the quarter ended June :JO. com pan·d with Sl.057.318.000 for last year 's second quarter Nt't rncome W<tl' $51.542.000. oc $1 34 a share. eom1wrt'd with $48,679.000, orSl 26, in 1977 Brtllllfu.~ic.·k Sa~• l11t"re011e Hrunsw1C'k Corp . whost.• defense d1v1s1on has ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Would $20,000to $30Q,OOO from The Associates make money for your business? When you own your own business. you know it takes money to make money That's where we come 1n Ne' re The Associates. with business loans from $20.000 to $300.000 And we're ready to help you get whatever you need. toda7 Money to help .;our business? 1 Purchase add1t1ona1 equipment. 2. Expand with nfNtl locations 3 Take advantage of discounts ottered for volume purchases 4. Improve cash flow We believe 1n the growth of American business and we're wilhng to lend our money to prove 11 Are you ready to grow? Associates 1s ready to help Give us a call today Associates Business Loan Plan Jack Dixon Associates Financial Services Co of California. Inc 600 Scx.Jth Euclid Anaheim. Calltorn1a 714-635-91 20 L '"'°; (Nt~f sr; OO:l n1 ~ .t J t A 1111 J """ • 1,0~l'f'Ulll "10111"1lo1tl<J f)l tl·.tl'l<li l~~H"IV /\ Gutt• western Comp :in Diablo Hearing S lawd WASHINGTON c /\. P > An at o m ic sa f ely board has set Nov. 28 or Nov. 30 as t he dak for beginning a h earillg on t h e Oiabl o Ca n yon nucl ear pQwcr pl ant in Cu lifornia. The site for the h ear 1ng was not a nnouncerl hut 1t 1s exp<'ctcd to be ht·ld al Avila Bt'at'h ncur San Luis Ob1~po. T HE ISSUE hcfore lhl' hoard is an operating l1cens<' for th e p l ant. h u1ll bv Pac1f1c Gas & Eke I ril· Co about 12 mllf'~ from San Luis Obispo Procedur e's ror l h~ hear ing were discussed T h urs day w h en a l l part ies concerned m e t with th<' three.member ~a ret y boar d Oavid Fleisch okl·r. u. torncy for th e C{·nter for th<' L aw tn Public I n tt.•rest and o ther an tt•rvcnors in the <'ase. bad a r fo(ul.'d for a later -~ ..... Sor th e hcarin~ Th <' r 1n al s a f c•ty e\'aluntion r eport from tht· staff of the Nuclear RE>gul atory Commission 1s du e on Nov 15. and Fle i schaker s a i d he needt.•d mor<' lime afl<'r that to ssk thl' other parties conct.•rned for the bases for t heir an formati o n a nd whut lt•!i.t s they h~d ron ducted C;.11:tl1l1Cl> 111 Co!ila "1 e!i.t, h1ts rl'rorted sales of $294,029,000 for thl· 1111arlt•r 1•nded .June 30. com pured with ~tilt.•.., or ~252.432.000 1n lht.· comparahlc 1977 quarter month~. 11m1parl·d v. 1th 197i pNaod .. "'<''" P.wl A M 1111 1 l'hJtr man Eurmngs \\'l'rt' SW.242,000. or 82 cents. com pa11·<1 w1lh Sl0.532 000, or 53 cents. c!uring 197i's "l'('Ond quarter Edawafor'• E•rnings Dip Thl· g,1l> comp;rny I ilt•d ;11i <•11(.)ltt·Jt1on fur J gt.•nt·r:.al 1.tlt· 1ncn·asl• 1n 0('toh1•r llearmg:, on lhe ;1ppt11·at111n havt• bl'E'n compll'll•d by the C;ilifornia Publ11· L'tll1l1c·s Comrr11~~11111 ;111u a <.let1slon l)y th e torn 1111ss1on 1~ t•xpt•c·tetl bdon.• thl' t.•nd of lhf' yeu N ational £ducJtton <formerl y ~a l lOnMI Systems Corp I. Ncwµort Beach. has reportt·d :-.ccond quartl'I t•;u n1ngs of S453,000. or 30 t'enh J s han•, compared with $\52.000. or 31 cents. an lht.• sJmt· period of 1977 Ht•\ t•nUC"> wt•re $5.917.000 11µ I rom $5,86:1.000 I• 111 th1· 12 month ... 1•n<l,•d Ju1w :io. t•armngs \\ t.'rt• $Iii .fii:I 1100. Ill S~ ti4. tornp,1 rl'd w1lh S68.5HJ 1X111 111 $2 1:1 tc11 tlw l.! month~ endt:!d June 30. l!Hi For the· '>IX month.., 1·ndt•d Junt· JO. <•armng-.. \\ t.•rt· S9'.!J.OOO. or 62 n·nh down from $974.00U or titi N•nt s befon• t ·xtraordinar} items -an the f1r.,t hall of 1977 llt.•q •nu1·s in lhl' first halfth1s H·;.1r '"'l'l' $12 083.000. do\\ n from 1.t">t ~ t•ar ., $12.307.oOo 1\ I lt'r 1nclu:.1011 111 .1n t·\tr:.iord1n:.in Item r t'IJl t•..,t.•nttng .1• la" t·11·tl1t Ir orn t·arr~ oH•r of nl't 01wr:,itang los-.t·~ tn tlw .1mounl of $270.000. u 1 Iii t 1•nb. m •t t.•;irn1ngs 111 th1• f1r'>I half of 1~7i ""n1· <t.:N-1 .000. or H-1 nnb Prcs1dl0lll 11 U:J\•1d Hright ... aid th:.t 1·111 oil 1111•nt an lht.• company's \OCat1onal schools h Hs tn t'l'l·ased ret.·enlly and h1• <rnt1c1pates gain ... in sales :111d l'arnings tn lhl· :-.('COnd h:oilf of tht· y1•ar Nalaonal Edut.·at1on 1s :.i publicly owned votH t 1or1al traming sch ool company with m ol'e than iO owned and £runch1st·d schools m lht· U ~ Parilf~ Liglaf 1119 Gain• Sccond-quarl(•r canungs of l'acaf tc L1ghtrng C11rp wen• up OVl'r lht• similar period last yt•ar. hut rPsults for lhc six m onth!> ended June 30 were -.1111 below lhOSl' for lhl' !i1m1lar period an 1977. the ru1npany has reported I I I Thl' Los i\n!!elt•:-. lJJ!>ed ut1l1t}' holding (·om t•JO). \.\hO'>t.' largt·st :-.ubl>1d1ar y ,.., SuuthNn L".1hfornia Gas Co . has reported st.•l'ond·quarler 1978 t.•arnmgs of Sl8.494.000. eqU1\alent after pre ft.·rrl'd di\ 1d<:nds to 72 cents a shan• or common 'ttwk This compa red with $14.037.000, or 54 cents. lor t ht• compar::ihlt: pt.•raod 1n 197i For the· six month pC'rtod t·nded "unt-30 l '.u:1f1c Laghtang t•arned S41.574,000. cqu1vall'nt to SI 64. ('Omparcd \.\Ith S43.i'17.000. or SI 77 fo1 ttw comparnblc period 1n 1977 Ribbon World The sccond-quartl'r 1·arn1ni.(s perlormance \.\a:. alt ra buted to non ut1hl~ op1:ral1ons Earnings from utiltty operations w en• down 25 p<'rccnt for th1· second qu<irter of 197X and 21 percent for the six Burrough-.. l orp '' 111 pro<ltH 1• t •nouuh frill' ha...,v t ~ pt''' 11t1·1 1 rl1h11n t ht:-.' '"'' l 11 tlrl'h· tilt' \\Ol'lcl 111 t lllH .... /\ quaht~ lll"IH'lt•ll l'\ :.1mant·:-rolh ol I tlm lwln1 l' thv' ;111· -..1.t 11 1 to \ ~t llOlh "1<11 h:-. BurrouJ,!h:-·ha" p1·od Ul' t ion I Jl'tl1l tl·:-1n \I 1~::-.10n Vrt•Ju O vc·r Tiu· t:ounl•·r NASO l istinq ' NEW YORK IAPI ConP4p )I ~7 hwd~Utn 2S • 26 1Pd!vdR 11 n . •r1""'"n~ ~ n•\:l~'t:;"t~l\I Cr•wld l8 2'l JamwPr 8"'4 (f•. :~:~t l'' q I fpnn•nf " (rO\\(O JO ~ J•m\by 18 18\• q : 10' ~ ~:~,~n,., •t)O•t $1'<Ut1hM Cullr~~d ,, • 2 JollyFd • , I P•n•Er\I 16 " • r1,•.1 o(o p;,.•l~~~n~!!"' 13!~~ 8:r~I>'rb,, 19 211 JoslynM 14 I 10• • PPl.,HH l '-1 I'• 1<.a•sSll pl 191 .. 191 P~trollt .~"' · .. ;:' ''""°'o 111\ur~n<t t. lnclU'il· Oat.t 100 10 211'; Kalvt\r l • J\ .. Pettit>on 11 i;t 'f,noPo ul 1o1()(.IH De~lbAO n•.m K•m•nA )b•. )7 •• P1PdAvt 11 • II~ fr1tft()C, AEL Ind a ... I\• ~Lu•C JI )IJ.• KampAm 14 / IS P1f'treSS 10 • 11 • r yv n rd AFAProt ... .... oeconT 1) ,. KolleGre ~ , .. 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A fie ld goal of 57 yards might n>t sound too "''Id in these days of 50 plus effort1 on the col lcgiate level. but it mus t be remt'm~ed tht' pros kick from the ground. not from a kic ng tc•t· That. and the pressure of th<.· NFL a re at separate tht• pros from the amateurs A NATIVE OJo' PARAGUAY an.I football pro duct of CosliJ Mesa ll 1~h . Orange toast Collcgt', and San Oit.>go State. the l70·poU)der is bench press mg 295 pounds. proving his sholldcr tnJUry of d yearago1sathmgofthepast • It wa!> in Oetro1t 's exhibitio1 opener v. ith Kansa s City that Ricardo was bur1d unde r a cou pie of 250-pounde r s on a kick<ff. causing .i shouldt•r separation and s ubseque1l surgery that kept him a year away from makin~1t big llis competition in the Lions' camp includes rookw J im Breech out of Califcrnia a nd Steve Mike-Mayer. who took over Ricark>'s duties when he was hurt last year "My leg feels very. very s troig a s l 'm getting a lot of lift into the ball The rundng m the beach sand during the off se-.son reallystrengthent-d my legs," s ays Ricardo A VF.AR AGO Ri cardo's go<l was to lead the N FL in !>Coring and with Oetr<il's habit of bog· ging down when an scoring teiritory 1t figured Ru:ardo would get ple nty of ch31Ce!> to add three points with h is wh1p-hkc right le: But now. Ricardo has readjlsted his thinking a bit ··1 just want to stay hea lhy :ind Jvo1d the prt.'d1c:iml•nt 1 got myself intr last year ," ... ay" Ricardo Coach Tommy Huds peth nt1de the fatal m1'> t:ike of allowing his kic koff ffi<(I to run downf1eld amidst thl• giants of th<.' N FL at· 1l backfired with thl' IOJU• y to his \ alued placek1 er Hut Hudspeth 1s gone and , ont<.' Clark 1s no"' lktroit 's head coach BENNY RICARDO l'ept::. no t>xc uses tor failure But I r eally look forward to pl<Jymg ro1 lhl· man. He 's going to real· ly turn this team .iround and have us in the playoffs .. . :\laking the pla)off:-. m eans one of two things : 1 Repla<·l· Minnesota as the !'<o ! team in the NFC CC'nlrnl D1v1son . 2 Est ablish the best won·loss re · cord in tht• ~ FC to quJllfy for the wild card berth. Ricardo 1s hi.!rdl\' .i household word al this point Cut etfter one presea~on game with the San Diego Cht1rger .... hl' hooked on for eig ht games \\1th lhP Southern California Sun o f the defunct \\ orld Football Leagm• hl'fore getting a cal! from Det roit But Dl•tro1t ... l•nt t11m packing after a brief 'tint. then Buffalo h ad .1 t wo-gam c IC1ok and !lent him .1\\ a\. ton IT \~.\S E~Ol'G II to C\'en d ampen the spmts of R1 <.'ardo. a suprclTll' opt1 mi5t The rolle r coaster rldt' (.'OnltnUl'S COSTA MESAN BENNY RICARDO SEEKS A BANNER SEASON FOR LIONS. "('LARK I S REALLY an crg;rn1zt>r and 1s a very dt•manding coach .·· say<> Ricardo "fie :.ic Hl'<.'allt•d bv Dl'lro1t. Ricardo kicked 10 of 13 See R ICAR DO. Page 8 7 Angels Test Bird s' Palm.er Halos Fall Four B e hind R oyals After 6-3 Defeat From ,\ P lJi~patcht'' B1\ I.Tl ~H>HI-: Tht· l'Jhform 1 Angcb !'>t'lld l>on i\:1st• li-51 t11 tht• mound tonight in th(· first of J lhrt·t' g:1m1• "l'rtl'" with th1· Ila lt1 mnrl' Oriol!·.., "" t ht·v trv to t'hlp J\\<J\ at r..1n:-.;1, <'tt)·., f;1u1 F?amC' h ·;1rl 1n lh<· \rn1·ri<•,1n t.i .. 1gm• W11 ... 1 Ha lt1mon· 1·11unlrr:-. "1th .f1m P:1lml•r tl2·8l ThC' Angt•J:; will ht• t rying to snc1p hack from ;.1 6 :i lll'ft•at ap plil•d h) tht• '.\-llh\:.IUkt·t• Br<.1\'l'!-. Thursday n1):!ht ;1 lo:.::. th:.it t·a11 hC' a ttributt•d to thC' Brt'wers· <:nrdon T hnm.1 ... and ~l1 kl• C.i Id"' ell T HOMAS BEi.TEO a two-run h om1·r. hi" 2:1t·rl . In hac k the ::. t e a d y . 1 f u n s p t· (' t a c u I a r A Jte N o Factor p1t<·h111g nl l'.tld \\ 1·11 a ... the• Br t•\\'t'r" brokt· ii thrt'l' gam1· to ... Ill):! "ll l'ak The !:iel'ond plal't' BreY..Ns ::.u rgl·d to \\lthtn 4 1 ;! ga mc·s of the· On T\' Tonight Channe l 5 at 4 :30 ... lumping Boston in thl· American l.t•aJ?Ut' East Thomas. butting 248 with 57 runs hatted in. movl•d into ;.1 M 0 <·nr1d place lll' with lt.'cimmatt· l.,1rn lh~IP and Cahforrua·s IJon B.i~ lor m thl' l<.·agut•'s home run d<•rln Tht• thrl'l' art• one behind no ... ton ·s .JJ m RH'l' "IF L.\RRV .\ND I at tht• ('ntJ J rC' hatlhng for lht• home run Tooting His Horn For Love of Surf By E RNIE CASTILLO Of Ille O•tly Piiot Sutt Bob Hern se~ms to be making up for lost t1m ~ At the al'(l' or 46. when most surfers h ave Ion~ since hung up thl•1r \\et suits. lh<' UCLA wa ter p olo coach bod y ... urfs dart" in the waters off Manhattan Beach and :.till en ter s comP<-t1llve events whenever possible. Thi-. wt>f:'kend. in fact, h e'll have a homecoming of sorts "h<'n he compt!les in the inaugural Handgun Body S urfi ng C hampi onship::. at Newport Beach 1t .. 1d .11 th•· \ 1·1' \\111 ... t \\t· II bl' 111 11!1· pl;t)olh. '1'1111ma:-. said •\nd 1f Lin\ 1·:111 win thl' RBI t1tl" .. g:11n \\,.II clc•f1111l<·ly win IH·i·.1u:-.t· hl' ... 1 hi' l11g stick 1n our l111e•u p I h1·11• .. 11 u 11·;1-,on to get 111 1'1111" .1111 Th11rn.1 ... \\ho likl' "''"'' Hn ",., ... 1" .1 ... , r<rngcr to 111.1111r IL'<ll~IH 11t·111wnt pressun• •\\ 1· rl' 1101 111 f 1rst pluC(' with ... omL'hod~ hn·.1th1 11g down our llt·ck " Tht-pre :-. ... u a· is o n Bo::.ton W1• \'1• l!IJl lhl· momen· 111m. lh1· cJr1\1·. lhl· pott•nt1<.1l. lhe pt•r,onrwl ancl lht· c•,pt·ri('nce I lolrt ffi\ \ .. 1f<• 111 s pring training that 1f I <'011ld JUSl get .1 11 oppnrtu111l)' tu pla~. hit 250 \\ 1lh ;ihout :?!l homl·r-. a nd drivl' 1n 70, RO. !Ml runs. mayhP we t·nutd buy us a c-oncJomimum THE HANDGUN ht•rl'." Thomas !>a1d "Now I'\ l' got one picked out " "I H .\D A FEELI NG W<' would win tonight." Bre\'ers· Mt1nagcr Geo rge Ba mbeiger :.aid ··1 probuhl~ 'houldn 't htve tha t fe<'hng a~a1n:-.t ~olan Rian. hut R\un hasn't b(·cn hintdf <tnd Culd wcll h as been b n t a:-.t1c ·· Caldwell. 13·5. w asn 't li n- ta:-.t1 c this time a nd st11d laterh1 s <irm is tired II<.' allo wed 11 hls. but "a lked only tv.o batters tnd us ua lly ke pt tht.> ball down as ht• Brt•\\ l'rs reg1i.lt't<.>d 1fi putoutson groundl'rs RYAN, 5-9. who 'truck cut thn•c Bre wers to !>Upplant H>h 1-'l'lle r in mnlh plact· on thl' 111 t1mt• strikeout list with 2.st!. nonetheless lacked his U"uah O\ <.'rpowering fast ball fe \\ alkcd six and continua lly wls b<•h1nd in the count The Brewers took the lead b :-.tay a t 2·0 in th(• f1r5l inning ona ::.ingle by Robin Yount, thr~ \\al ks and a sacrif1Cl' fl y by Sil Hando CALIFORNIA MllWAUKEE .a b r II bt Cll•lk " ~ I 1 I L<1n\tord, lb • 0 1 0 Bo\IOCk rt • o 1 1 R Jack•on, lb • o 0 O B~vtor, d~ • 1 1 o R11d1 II 4 I I 0 Oowninq c • 0 1 o R Mlll~r. cl l O O O Rl'llenmullCI pno D 0 0 Grtcll. 1b • O 1 1 Vounq '\ Monl'y, .b OQ1l•1~. II Hl\lf', d,, lfHdnO, rf B•nc:to. lb G Tnom••· '' G4tntnf!r, 7b C Moor~. r •II r ft • 'I l 1 l 0 I .. 0. t 1 0 0 I l 0 0 ] I l l l' 'l • t '11 • > I I TOl•I\ 34 l 11 ) TOIAI\ l<I & • \ C&hlornod 000 100 001-J M1lw•ukf<' 110 010 00•-• E B•ndO OP -C..hlornt• 1 Motwauktt J LOB -C.a1tlorn1a 8, M 1lw&ukt't' b 78 C Moor• HR G Tllom.u Ull SS Yount 1 SF Benoo IP 14 II ER 118 SO CALIFORNIA Ryan 1 l S ~I \ ' & b b l FtllmOrrt\ J I 0 0 II 1 MILWAUKEE Ce tdwtll IW IJ·SI • 11 l 1 1 ·1 WP Ryan 2 r -1 11 A -1s.eo Will John Be a Reggie's Regiment ..... .,,,._ Hl•g_g 1C' .hick!-.on warm~ up in n g ht fwld Thursday '' h<'re ;i group ot his !>U pportcr.s c ''ho occup~ seats bought by ht~ CCJndy bci r company 1 back him up This w<.1~ the• f1 r~t 11ml• .fachon pla~cd in n ght "incc.· he was madl· the tt·am'::. de::.ign:.ill'd h 1t tC'r aftt•r lhl' All s t<1r g:im<' a nd \\ :.1s suspl'nded hy form er managl'r Billy M artin He r c.·s pondcd \\1th lour s ing les. <i homer and four R Rf m the.• doublf'he<.iclt r Dodger • m '79? HORN, WllO TOOK UP s urf in~ in 1950 whe n he was an 18 year o ld lifeguard at Huntington Beach. finds himself competing agam st his former Olympic w ater polo coach. Or. Neal Kohlhase. in addition to a pair of world hody s urfing champions in Cr aig Hunn '1977 > <1nd Lo yd Meisst•nburg 11976) llorn 1s the first to admit he's a n old timer in a sport d ominated by youngsters but he has beC'n m I.A Pitcher Seeking to Cet Three-year Pact BOB HORN that role throughout m ost of his a quatics career He didn't st art swimming until he was a high school senior in Whittier and he was 28 when he played for t he Ur11ted StatC'S water polo teum in the 1960 Oly mpics in Ro me. "I had Ml much desire a nd enthus ias m for the sport that l kept on playing unlll ( was 32 Most players burn out at 21 or 22." he says proudly HOR N FIGURES he s till might be a life~usrd at Hunt mgto n Beach had he not been drafted by the Army durmg the Korean Wa r "I was 18 before I ever got down to the ocean so I was rons 1derf'<I <1 nat lander befor e then." he says "But I was 'o sold on the area, I moved lo the beach It was a new hfe See HORN. Page 89 .. By JOHN SF.V \NO Ott .. Delly Pilet St•ll The saga of Tomm~ John con ttntl('S. . John arrivrct at th<' Anaheim Sheraton Hotel Thursday with ex· pC'ctations of promotm~ his new book appropriately named "The To m m y .John Story " But sport:.'\\ ritcrs m attendance had someth1n~ t•ls<' tn mind. namely John " contrac t dispute with t hC'f)(xl~C'r'> JOHN IS ('llRRENTLV play mg 0111 th<' scrnnd yC'a r of a two Vl'llr contr<H'I wh1rh docsn 't con i111n an oµti1111 l l.111 ... 1• Thus. he becomes .i frt'l' Oi!t'nl when the rt.•$lular M.'ason terminates What J ohn a nd his attorney. Bob Cohen. have been seeking from the Dodgers 1s a three-year contract The club ha s balked because or John's age (35) and arm ''I'd like to have 11 three-year contract," said John. "but I h aven't~ offered anyth ing by the c lub "I still feel I have six Jotood ycarc: in me l thmk a three year con tract 1s notoutorline" JOHN CONT ENDS AGE is ir reli•vant 1n a baseba ll player. l'Spcclally for a pitcher What 1s import ant: and whut ma tte rs the mo.,t he says. is hov. .rn 1nd1vidual t nkcs care of h1mseU · ·cuv" tal<l' b c·ttt r care• of hl'm :-.t•lvt's nowad;iys -,;;:d John ·1 v..ork harder during the urf st•ason than I do during tht· ~ea son "Look a t thl' Ph11lic:o.. they gave Jim Kaut J two·yt·ar l'Ontract "'' the agt• of 40." ht.·~atd "I\ m arathon runnn doesn I rt'uch his peak until the mid 3<h>. Tht.•rt' " no reason ,1 pitcher can t pitc h 1f he take:. rare of h1msel1 Tht.•rt.• ·._ no r e..i~on ba:-c-bu!I pluyc'r !' can't pluy mto 1ht. 40s p h y .., I(' :l I a g (' d 0 (• s n . I !TI(' Un anythtng ·· C'Oll E~ ,\:"\D JOllN had ~1v1 n lhl· Dodger<; until Jul) ~I to roml' up v. 1th an offt•r It v. u:-.n l ,, nov. · or nt•H•rdemand Tht·y JUSt want· t•d someth1nj? to US<' al\ a g u1d ehne for fut ur<.' negotia tions Thl· <kadllnt• d a t e passed without ,, wol'd from the Dodl(ers. s a).., John 'WE llAVt: A Mt:ETI NG With Al Campanis a nd Pct<'r O'l\1alley Saturd ay We'll s,:o 1n and find out wh,11 -. ha ppenin~ " .John h as th<' numbers behind him Ht:. career won loss record v..11 h 1 hC' Dodgers 1s 71 33 for a 68:! wtnning percentage. the best ... inrt the Sandy t\oufa-< e ra This w .1:-.nn ht• ~ 11 7 with a 3 59 ERA. S<>t• JOH N. Page 8 9 -........ ·-.. ·--. --,,. PEOPLE IN SPORTS O•llY l'llot l'hOIO ROD SHERMAN WITH DAUGHTER CINDI, 5, AND WIFE JANE. Sherman Looks Baek Ex:,. VSC Star Recal/,s Pro, Col/,ege Career By J OHN SEV.\NO OftMDall,Pol<rtSi.H What impresses people most ubout Rod Sherman ish1s class HPrc is a man who wa:. the greatest receiver slal1st1cally in USC hic;;lory bl'fore Lynn S\\ ann hroke his record of most rctt'plions in a single season Yl'l at the :.ige of 28. the prime age for most proft•s!>iOnJI athlett·s. he retired from the game because of his 11.Jc.a Is and belief:.. Sh<•rman also held on to hts principles after his 1Jlay1ng days. lie fought for reinstatcml'nl to LC I rvint· fnllm\1ng his dismissal as ass1~tanl alhlct 1c d1rectot'. :.ind he got it Now. he's rc·s1gned his lJCI position to possibly assumt.' directorship of athlt.'l1<·s c.tl the Umversity of San Franc ti.co CONCERNJ~G llJS n·tireml•nt from pm fcssional football, Shl•rman ~<t) s it"' a~ a simple ca~t· of ne~lect "We'd run up and down the field some 21 ~-3 m iles ad ay for six months out of the year. ··1 was disenchanted because wt· wcrc> used l('SS than anybody else. I a lways fe lt receiver s 'lhen ••.arid N '"°'" were the best alhJetes in footbaJI and to be used as sparingly astheywerewasa shame. In essence what we became were very expensive cleanout men for the backs ··That's part of thl' reason I retirC'd Thal. and I was tiredoftbetravcllin'." IN SHERMAN'S seven-year pro career he played with six teams, including Oakland twice. His final year was in 1973 with the Los Angeles Rams. "I didn't evfn thtn!i I'd play that year," he said. "Jus t prior to the season. Dr. Robert Kerl an nunkcd me with back problems at the physical-much in the same way <Roman> Gabriel was flunked. "Someone got hurt though and they needed a re· ceiver. I had a miraculous healing." "I THI NK l 'LL ttlways re member my sophomore gam<:> against UCLA in 1964 because I had 1ust transferred from there the year before and a lot of thing~ had been said Not only did we win the game hut I caughttwotouchdownpasses "I guess the other two were against Notre Dame. 1 '11 remE.·mher the 1964 game when we came back from 17 0 defil'1l to win 21-17 and I caught the I ouch down pass to wtn · 'Th<'v v.t•re 9-0 at t hl• time and had already been dl'l'lare<l lhl' national champions USC thought sure- h \\1th the "' m wed goto the Rose Bowl that year. but till' com m1ltcc ell'ctcd Oregon State." NOTRE D.\M E GOT REVENGE the following .>car Sh<:>rmansa1d when he went to Notre Dame this past season to attend the USC·Notre Oame contest <ill it brought back wcrC' bad memories of that '65 g.iml' "I think what I 'II remember most about that game was the sense of intimidation by the fans. stu· dent body. team. God ... "When we wf'nt onto the fwld and saw all those people we felt like saying 'excuse me, can we warm-up·~· ·'I also remember being told the weather was go- ing to be hot and l>Unny so we wore our jerseys and ha If T-shirts and when we gotto the warm-ups we felt hail stones hitting our helmets." Notre Dame won the game28·7. AS FOR ms PRO CAREER.Sherman claims he doesn't miss much "l miss the camaraderie and the 100 percent ef. fort the most. Pro football was a good way to make money. meet some good people and become involved with some super athletes. I was particularly im- pn.•ssed wilh George Blanda while I was with Oakland." Sherman may not be playing football anymore. but it's cviclent his class is still the same ...... fi'rom Page 88 RICARDO ... I N RE1'11NISCING about his playing days, Sherman remembers his college days and coach J ohn McKay best. "Coach McKay used to run football as a business fi eld goals in the final eight games of 1977 and at use ... says Sherman. "He had a JOb to get done had the starting position locked up after pro- and he got it done. ducing in a manner to make Detroit fans forget Oranges Dealt 28-15 WIT loss From AP Dispatches Sue Barker whipped Nancy Richey 6·1 in women's singles and teamed with Kristien Shaw fo r a 6-2 victory over Kathy Harter and Francoise Durr in women's doubles Thursday night to lead the Phoenix Rac- quets to a 28-15 World Team Tennis victory over the Anaheim Oranges. Phoenix won four of the five sets before a crowd of 2,491 at the Anaheim Convention Center The onJy Anaheim victory was recorded by .Mark Cox. who de· feated Butch Walls 6·4 in men's singles. The Racquets' mixed doubles team of Shaw and Walts whi pped Anaheim's Durr and Anand Amritraj 6 ·2 a nd Phoenix's men's doubles team of Syd Ball and Brian Cheney downed Amritraj and CliCC Drysdale 6·4 PMenia 28, AMM!m 1$ l•IAMIMiml Women -Bar•t• IPI det Rocn•v • 1 Bar~., Shaw I Pl def Durr Harl•• 6 1 M•n Co• IAl 0.1 W•ll\ •.• Ball Cl>tno IPI o.t A Amrilr•1 O<y~le ... MIUO W•lli-Sh•w IPI def A Amr11r•1 Durr 6·2. A 1,4qf LHA._in U . Ntw York JI l•t Mew YOf111 Men -Geruldll•\ INY I Oef N•\1.S~ • J Gerul•oll\·RUtffl\ INY I Gel V Amrotr•1 A Amrllra1 .. J Women -E•trt II.Al det Ruutll 6 O Koyomur•·A"'Wll ll.l<I d•I RU\\ell·Anlhonv 1 S Mo•eO -l(iyOmu••N••t•"" (I.Al df'J Anthony Ruflels • • Overtime -V Amr1tra1 I< l<mnlr•1 II.Al act Gerul•lll\·Au!ltl\ 1.0 A 11,6411 S.n Do-21. S.anto JS lat S.n Dk9ol Women -IC Reid ISOI Ciel. Stove. Rl!OO<ICIO ~ 1 (.uypers-Rl!OO<ICIO <Si 0.1. IC Atjd.(;ue«Mlt I S Men Laver •SDI dEI Corm•n 1•. Gorm•n-Sttwbrt ISi def l••~r.C.ase ~ J Mut -The slumping Pittsburgh Pirates, who have lost rive stra ighl games and 14 of their last 15 con tests al Dodger Stadium. pro vide the opposition for Lo~ Angeles over the weekend. The teams begin a three.game series tonight with John Can delaria <8-10> pitching for the Dodgen Slate All~• KAIK 17901 TonlQhl PlttsburQll al L.oJ AnQ*I~\ I 2S P m S.turO•'f Pltl\bur911 at l.a. ~ltt I> 55 Pm Sundo P1llsbUr911 at LO!. ,..,.IP\ 11 SS P m Pirates against Tommy John < 11 ·7 >. The series continues Saturday night and will be com· pleted Sunday afternoon. The Pirates dropped a 6·3 de· cision to the San Diego Padres Thursday. their fifth straight loss and sixth setback in seven outings. The Dodgers were idlt· Thursday. Los Angeles ent ers the• weekend series in second place in the National League West. just t th games behind the first place Sa•• Francisco Giants Pittsburgh is in third plact' 10 the NL East. trailing the division· leading Philadelphia Philltes by 612 games Friday. July 28. 1978 DAii. V PILOT 8 7 Extra Bour Added Coaches Threaten To Quit' En Masse From AP Dispatches EL CAJON -Seventy coaches say they'll quit in the nine- schooJ Grossmont High School District because an extra classroom hour is being added to their teaching load. ActuaJly. only four resigned by Thursday. None of the other resignations had been submitted despite a mass meeting at which the , decisiontoquit was announced. l A pay raise or $4.000 a nnually to cover the extr a time was of- fered and rejected e~rlier this week. a spokesman for the trustees said. There are 140 coaches in the district at the eastern edge of San Diego. If they quit coaching Aug. 27 as threatened, an effort will be m ade quickly to sign up coaches on a part-time basis. Supt. Leland Newcomer said. .. IC they quit as teachers entirely. we would have a thousand applications." he said. Cutbacks blamed on Proposition 13 and the resulting smaller revenues from property taxes were cited for the heavier work . load ..------Quote oft~ Da11------ Reggie Jackson, following his return to the New York Yankees' lineup which produced four singles. a homer anct four RBI in a doubleheader in ;.,ddi tion to boo' and a f,'w <'heers from Yankee faithful "The fans "'er en t foi.l mouthed : they weren't even rcCJ ll y nasty In lact. ~omt· of them were SClytng, 'Bunt. bunt~~ d:.iy It takes :.omething to come up with that." "'-.._ Elsewhere in Sport• ..• BASEBALL -Houston's J.R. Richard fired his third two- h1tter of the season and Eno!> Cabell smgled three times to lead th!."· Astros over the New York Mets. 8·3 . . Cleveland's Duane Kul~r drilled a pair of bases·loaded tnples as tht In· dians smashed the New York Yankees, 17·5, to salvage a spltt of their doubleheader. Reggie Jackson had four singles, a homer and four RBI in the wild twin bill. The Yanks won the opener. 11 0 ... Bump WlUs and Mike Hargrove !ashed fifth-inning home runs to give the Texas Rangers a 3·1 victory over the saggmg Boston Red Sox . Larry Gura scattered eight hits as Kansas City downed Seattle. 3·1 . . Willi~ Horton hit a homer. double and smgle and drove in two runs as the Oakland A's took advantage a of four Chicago errors for a 7-4 wrn ... Eddie •u,,.P 111111.L\ Murray slammed a three·run homer and Ken Stngleton followed with a solo blast to trigger the Baltimore Orioles to a 7.3 triumph over the Detroit Tigers ... Ozzie Smilh collected three hits and drove in a run to lead San Diego to cJ 6·3 victory over Pittsburgh and a sweep of their three game sen es . . Mi.ke Cubbage hit for the cycle and Stan Perzanowski. making his first appearancl' in the big leagues in over two years. fired a s1x-h1tter a:; MmnesotJ toppled Toronto, 6-3 The Kansa s City Royals announ ced that All star thm1 baseman George Brell will be out of action ror two week., becau~·· of an injury to his right hand ... Bill Bonham has begun throw1nt.: again in hopes of re-entering the starting rotation of Cmcinnau Bonham has been sidelined since before the All-star break with an elbow 10jury ... Carl Yastnemski of the Boston Red Sox has bcu1 hospitali zed for a back ailment that could keep him out of th1· lineup for 10 days. HORSE RACING -Bill Sboemaker, the leadmg Jockey tro thoroughbred racing history. registered his 7 .SOOth ltfet1me victor\ Thursday in the San Clemente Exchange Club Purst• befort· • crowd of 12,286 at Del Mar Shoemaker pilo11•1l favored Vic's Ma~1ctoa l 'h-lengthtnumph. Vil' Magic paid $4.20. S3.20 and $2.80 SOCCER -Kt>vin Hector scored two goab and added two assists as the Vancouv('r Whitecaps beat the Los Angeles Aztecs. 4· 1. to set a North American Soccer Leagu<: record for consecutive victories at 10 before 22.910 .'.It Van· couver . . . The sale of Memphis to Sonny We rblin. the president of Madison Square Gardens. is expected to bC' completed within JO etLL SHOEMAKU days ... The Amertt'an Soccer LeaJ!ue h<•:. awarded a franchise to Columbus. Ohio. begmntng tn 1979 GOLF -Defending tttlist Severino Ballesteros of Spam am! Britain's Nick Faldo shot course record 64s. eight under par. t11 !.hare the first round lead tn the German Open tourney John Fou~bt of Portland 1Aent three over par with a 75. but his even par 216 won the Sierra Nevada Open tourney at Stateltn<:. Nevada F'ormer San Francisco 49er quarterback Johe Brodlt.' waf. thf' lo-.. <1mateur. finishing seventh with 223, tncludmg a ftnal round oi 71< "I don't me;in for him to sound cold. HC' made the Errol Mann gameoffootb:1llfun lv.aslhnlledtoplay inthatkind But then r;:ime the inJury injury and a Rhin. • OS Tackle of envirnnmt'ul · s('ason was lost. Naturally, th<• three games he remembered So now Ricardo hopes to start anoth<:>r FOOTBALL-Minnesota Viking quarterback Fran Tarkenton ap pears to be fully recovered from :> le~ m1ury laH l'ovcmbt>r. Th•· 38·year·old quarterback can move without pam on his lower nght he comes back to earth -m~~o~s-te_w_(_·r_e_c·_o_n_lc-·s-ts_1_n_v_o_lv-in_g_u_c_LA __ a_n_d_N_o_tr_e ___ r_i_d_e_u_p __ an_d_th_i_s_t_im_e_it_m_a_y_be_a_w_h_i_1e_b_e_f_or_e_IYuba c1·ty Next lei and says: "l feel good " With tht at traction of O.J . Simpson, the San F'ranc1sco 49crs have sold 8.000 additional season tickets. increasing the total to 40,186 Oakland's J ohn Vella. :i starting offensive tackle the pai,t ft\'e years. will miss mo~t of the season with a torn chest muscle . . Ctncmnat: lmebacker Chris Devlin has retir~d . . Dick Mack, the brother of the Los Angeles Rams Tom Mack. has been t abbed as an assistant coach at the University of Cincinnati . The San Diego Chargers have picked up the contract or of MALCOLM ISD Mgr. "DON'T WAIT! ORDER l~¥1 TODAY" WE LEASE AU MAKES AU.MOORS ...._,..,$o., Arr'O.,.., L .~~~;~ Baseball Standings 1\i\'IE RICAN LEAGUE West Division Kans~1s City Angels Oakland Texas Minnesota Chicago Seattle W L Pct. GB 56 42 .571 54 48 .529 4 52 so .510 6 48 51 .485 81 :: 43 54 .443 121 :i 41 57 .418 15 36 66 .353 22 East Division Boston Milwaukee Baltimore New York Detroit Cleveland Toronto 63 36 .636 58 40 .592 412 56 44 .560 71--.z 55 44 .556 8 52 48 .520 11t , 47 52 .475 16 36 65 .356 28 Tll11rM1<ty's ScorK M•lw•ukee 6, A,,..1, l Ne'# Yoo II s. C••wtaM 0 ,, Mlnnesotn, Torontol Balllmore 7, Detroit J O•klanO 1, Cl>ICeQO 4 Kanw\ City l. S.tlll• I r .. u>.~tonl T .... y'1G.lmH An9t1S IAaw 1 SI at Baltimore IPalm~r 12 .. I. n K•MO City IGdl~ 11 JI at 801ton llorru 12·SI n Miiwaukee IAUQu~llne l~•I at Toronto IUn IM'rwOOd S..101, n O•kl•n018rOC>el"Q91)etCl•ttlalld IWl\jtl·l21 n MlnnelOI• IZllM l ·•I ti Ntw York ITldrOw 4·11. n S.alllt IHOnneyclll\ 4-SI •I Ootroll IROltm• 4·SI, 11 T••H !Comer >ii •t Clll"oo ($<11utltr l·•>. n NATIONAL LEAGUE West Division San Francisco Dodgers Cincinnati San Diego Atlanta Houston W L Pct. GB 60 40 .600 59 42 .584 l 'h 58 42 .580 2 so 52 .490 11 46 53 .465 131h 45 56 .446 15~ East Division Philadelphia 53 42 .558 Chicago 49 4R .505 S Pittsburgh 47 49 .490 61 2 Montreal 47 55 .461 91 ~ New York 45 59 .433 121;<.a St. Louis 40 61 .396 16 ~,·.Sc, Stll D••oo •. PottsburQll l Hou•to118, New York l Only 11ameoc-1ea -r-.v'•Games Pltl\burv'> ICanclelarl• 1-101 ti °"9tf'I (Jofln 11 71. n Phlla<1elph01 <Carllon 9·9 and Ltrcn ••> at Cln- (IM•ll ISM•or •·•and Normen •·Sl, t·n Montrtel IRogen 11 7 -S<"-tz.O.r J.21 •t Atl•nt• IM<Wllllams 2 0 •nd H•n,,. 1·11. H• Nt• Vora <Koosm.tn ).tll •• Houston IDlllOl'I S 71, n St Louis IDfonny 8 11 •I !Min D•eoo IJont• 1 ti "Clllcaoo l!>ulttr 7 J and Krukow 4.01 •t S... Fre11c1•co lla.,..11e 1·7 •M ICrwpper lt-61. n (111")1 o•m• I\ comoletlon ot 1U\~de0 Qtmtl LEASING.,. ALL MAKES ALL MODELS NEW OR USED 600 W . COAST HWY.• HEW.-OIT llACH • 64'-0262 The Orange County Rhinos tackle the Yuba City Cougars :..t Santa Ana Bowl Saturday rught in California Football League action. It begins at 7 :30 and the Rhinos. seeking their fifth win against no losses. will be coun· tering the Cougars' passing game with a ground game featuring John Brasfie ld and Gary Dixon. Brasfield averages 4.5 yards per carry and Dixon had added a 3.2 yards per carry. The Cougar s boast passer Kyle Grossart, who has com plN ed 45 of 94 passes for 696 yard~ A former Oregon State player. Grossart has six touchdown passes in three games and is averaging 15.47 yards per com let ion. See The ALL NEW SuperSRAVA fensive tackle Harvey Goodman irom the n A1t TA1tU1tTo1t Philadelphia Eagle~ . . Ohio State foot ball wi ll bE' screened 1111 cable television in the fall in the Ohio <irea Tht· Buckeyes' 85,006 seat stadium has been sold out for lh(c \a!>t 50 gamu, BOXING -Jimmy J ackson or !..o~ Angeles scored a spilt 10· round decision over Pablo Baez or the Dominican Republic at tht• Olympie Auditorium Sports 011 Rodio4 Teleef#ion RADIO: Tonight Angel~ at Baltimore. 4 3(l, i<M PC t7101 Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, KABC <i90 ' TV: Angels :it Baltimore. 4 30. Channels •.. IS THE TIME!! LOW LEASE 5110111 CAU JIM COISAIOAT HUNTINGTON BEACH DICK MILLER MOTORS nAMC/Jeep 12ow .. tw ..... s-t. .... 117·2 ll2 I MU SOUn4 Of SAH OHO NllWAY ... ' .. -.. 118 CAIL Y Pit OT Friday July 28 19 78 AP WlrtPhOIO RICK WAITS SINGS ON "TODAY SHOW" AFTER PITCHING THE NIGHT BEFORE. Indians' Waits Pitches a Tune NEW YORK IAI'> The !>cout1ng re· po rt on Hi('k Wu1ts 1s good control. rabulous curve b:.i ll und ;m t'Xct.>llcnt set of vocal cords The control and t·urvP bull landro the left-ha nded J>ll<'ht•r a m a1or l<'agut• joh with the Clevdand Indians The vocal cords landed him m Studio :1.K of NBC's ··Tod ay" s hoY. 1•arly Thursd ay morning ·for his national singing dt.>but ' NINE HOURS after hl· tosst>d :1 thn·c· run gopher b;,ill lo Lou P1rnl'lla in the• ninth inning . Sl'nchng \\'ails. 7·ll. to a :1 I loss to th1· Y a11kt·1·'>. th<> singing pitcher h ad ;,innt h1·r s t;,irtmg assign- ment He got tht• \\ 1n 1n this one. dis- playing a s t rong \ 111e1· th<it ht• could pitch high or low RC'fore Thurscia~ ·._ J)('rforman<'e, he was d abbed Y.llh m ake up :md wrote• out his own cuc c-:irrl'> for '"Th<' Impossible Orcam" -his m olht·r ·s favontC' song. n ot a stateml'nl on the• Indians' pennant hopes. I've been singing" lot longl'r." the con· genia l 26-ycar-old W.11ts said before host Tom Brokaw Sl'nl him to tht• sing- ing m ound wilh instructwns to "Just be loose." WlllLE FRIE!':D .111<1 tc•a mmatt.' Du:ine Kuiper paced 11t•1 \ousl)' offstagl'. Waits launched into his olhl·r career. His resonant voice h rought immediate smiles to Kuiper and tlw show's staff. and everything was go111J! ..,nmothly un- t il W <tits made an t·r ror I I<-for~ot the words Showing ll•rrilic· ..,, :I J!I' prl' .... P nc·e. Wa its hummf'd along d1·s111 1.1tl'ly look ing for thC' s ign from llw t'U<' tJrds Cn- fortunalely. he had madt• •• rook1t-·s mistak(' The words he.• \\I ot<" on the cu<· card s w(•rc• too small .. , thouf,!ht lhl• <'.•m1·1.1 \\11uld lw cloM•r ." ht• said finis hed strongly. n •tmng the n•st of I ht• words m order .. I guess l proved I w asn 'l .1 pro- fessional s inger." ht• s aid. angr y ahout missing those words "I like to do f'V('f\<· thing perfectly, and l tho ught thJ t \\as f.1r from perfect "When I forgot th<' words. m y mind went blank. Jt was a strange fl·l'hnJ.! Th Jt never happened to me bt•cfon• " H E SAID LOSING Wednesday night''> gum e oro a ninth-inning homer ;.ind los mg the words Thursday morning \H·r t· very comparable• ··Roth t1mt"' I hJd tht s:.ime e mptiness m my s tom J ch · During Waits' walk back to l11s 110\l·I two New YorkC'rs who h<td l'HUJ!ht hi'> act on TV were quick to voice lht·1r opin· ions.' "You sing rt>al .,..f'll." s aid one·. ··s tick to pitc hing,·· s houted th1· oth1 ·1 Waits began his musical 1·:.in·t·1 h.\ singing religious songs m h1:-. n.Jll\t' Atla nta. His otht!r gigs have bt•f'n '>Ing BUT TllERE ~.\S no n1•t•d to call for mg the national anthe m in Clevt>land Jim Kern. Cleve land .., •H·t· r<.'hever. last month. whistling on the mound and Stockton L Ot:IS \'ILLE . K y <AP J l 'n:.l'l'dl'd Nick ~av1ano upst.•l No 6 Di ck Stockton Thursday wh1ll' Urian Cottrm'<i. Eddie D1bbs and Manual Or;rnlt•s als o advanc ed t o the qua rterfinals in the Lou1sv11le In· tt'rnat1onal Tennis Classic Saviano tx·at Stockton fl I. i 6. 6·4 In the first set. Stockton v.on the tiebreake r. 8·6, but Saviano nilhed to \\in the second-set tiebreaker. i 3 The top ::.1:.'<.-ded Gotlfned polis hed o ff un<;eeded Terry Moor 6·3. 6·4 D1bb~. the No 2 seed . beat No 9 Jose ll1 g ur ras of Spam. 6·3. 6·4 Orantes. the tl11rd seed. had an l'asy ti m(' in hl'ating No 10 Jaime Fillo! or Ch1h: G 2. 6 2 In othe r matches involving seeded pl.iyer'>. No 8 John Alexander beat fl'llu\\ Australian Rod Frawley 6 i . h 2. ll ~ Jnd No i WoJtek Fibak of BASEBALL I TENNIS Staggered Poland downed i\o hi Vi ctor r\maya 2·6. j 5. 6 3 In <.1 m atch involving \\\O non· seeded players. Patricio Cornejo of Chile. who upset Ro~cot> Tanne·r Wed- nesday. toppled John Austin 6·3, 6·7. ti·2 t Okker Tops Mottram HILVERSUM. Ne atherlands - Local h ero Tom Okker downed :.econd seeded Buster Mottram of Great Britain. 7'6. 7 5 Thursday in the quarterfinals o f the Dutc h Open tennis champ1ons h1ps . In a nother q uarterfinal match. Pe te r Eller of West Germany beat No 4 seed Part1ck Pro1sy of France 6-2. 3·6. 6·3 FREE SOCCER TICKETS Surfing Meet Set OCEANS I DE-The second annu al World Ho d ysurf1 n g c Ha m · pw nsh1ps a re scheduled f o r A u g 25 2 7 at Oc e ans 1d l''s Ha rbor Heach with more than 400 t•ntrants expected in the Sl'Vt•n d1v1s1on!>. A ~1· bra c k1•t s a r e 12 14. 15 17. HI 24, 25-34 . 35·4-I . 45·!>4 and 55-and- O\ t•r Entrv fee 1s Sl for 18 a nd under . S2 for a ll other". 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"'twn I pitch Waits quickly rega1m·d his rhythm and singing in the s hower ~~~~~~:;:_...:::...~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Braden's New Program Off to Booming Start Vic Braden's "80 Milhon By '80" te nnis p~ram. d esigned to increase the number of tennis player~ tn the u s lo 80 m1lhon tn 1980. is orr lo a booming start Initiated thrct• \H•cks ago, 45 nov· ice Lennis pl<1y<.•rs ranging from 7.50 took part 111 an hour long clinic con- ducted hy Bra<i<'n. who is thc driv- ing force i><'hind llw pro1ect which he calls .. the must .1m h1t111us sports pro· gram 1n hi"lorv " The part1C·1p,mh .ill '1f \lihom h<lV<' httle or no tt•nn1s t'\JJC'rtt-nct·. Wt•n · started e1t lht• hl'1.,inn1ng with Hraden showing lhl· JJl <iymg surfare (!ENNIS ROVNDVP) boundaries . t<-a ching the scoring s ystem and discussing the basic ten- h1s strokt>s. •· Le<t rn thl' basic strokes. a nd you'll tw famous by Friday," he te lls them. The program 1s struc.'lurC'd so new players are hroug ht in continuously. The firs t st•s .... uin t'ons1s t ed of lhC' original pro).!rJm "captains .. Cde- s ignated recruiter '>) und two players lhal each "capt;11n · hrought in. For the follow1 n~ \I; <'Pk , earh of the new recruits havt• to bring in two friends, and so on ··w e hon~tly d1cin 'l know whut to expect from our first clinic." Braden s aid la ter .. It wa" vt•ry ('ncouraging that everyone hrought tht•1r two pt..'O· pk .. The clini c. l..'onductl'ct at El Toro High , works on a "binomia l ex- pansion" princ iple Ry the end of the eight -week st•ri<·s of clinics. there should be onr !l,000 new t ennis player s in the El Toro <1re a "If 9.000 c1l1t•s at•ros .... the country a dopt the progrdm ." he add ed. .. we 'll ha\.'(' 40 m1llwn new tennis players m the t•ountry. Add this to the 40 m ilhon ;ilread·y playing the gam e and you have 80 million. In Orange County and Lo ... Angeles alone. there are over 1,000 ar eas that can s uccessfully run this progra m " UPCOMING TOURN.\~1 ENTS - Two t ennis skills tournamt>nts. to benefit the California Youth T<'nnis Foundation. are scheduled for llunt ington Beach and Lagu na Niguel m the next three Wl'ek.s. The Huntington Beat:h 1 ournl·y v. 111 be h eld Saturday at th,• Lrndhorg Racquet Club, 18162 Gothard The Lag una Niguel contest v. Ill ta ke place Aug. ~ at the Laguna Niguel Racquet Club. 23500 Clubhouse Dr F o r both sites . upper IA & B> singles begin at noon. with lower IC & D> singles. upper m1x l'd doubll.•s and lower mixed doubles rollow111g a1 l :30, 3 and 4 30 Entry fees ar e $10 for douhll•s and $5 for s ingles. All age:; a re wt.·lcomt•. Van Linge, Glasgow Win NEW YORK -J erry Vei n l.1nge of Irvine and Gail Glasgow of Nt•wrmrt Beach have captured thl• fifth <1 n- nual Kodel Cup mixed d oubles cham- pionsh ip at Gro ssing<'r ·::. 1n New York. Gla sgow a nd Van LingC'. Y.ho 1s the Lennis pro at the .John Wayne T ennis Club in Newport Beach. defeated Eric Bae r and Maricaye Chris- tianson, both of Woodla nd lfills. 6 -7, 6·2, 6·2, for the title The win also qualifies Glasgow and Van Lingc for the U !;;. Ope n which will be pla yed in Aug ust at Flushing Meadows in New York. .. .,,.. .... . ... .. ... .... . ~' . •• ~ -t • . . • • ~ If 4 I California's Richest Horse Race in History 4961 E. KATELLA AVE., LOS ALAMITOS 90720 ( 213) 431-13 61 (714 ) 995-1234 I .. __ ,. __ . --. ) GOLF I FOOTBALL / DRAG RACING f-nday July 28. 1978 DAIL V PILOT 88 89Break Par Hartford ls Home To Lany Ne/,son W ETll E RS F l E LD. Conn (AP> Larry Neb on m ight be r eady lo adopt "l love Ha rtford" as a theme song If bis s tring of ~uccess continues at the Sam my Da vis J r Gr ea ter Ha rtfor d Open. Ne lson shot a 7-under-pa r 64 T h ursd ay to sha re the f irst round lead with Phil Ha ncock. "This is my fifth year here. and the worst I've ever fi nished IS a l.Je for 20th ... Nelson. 30, or K e nn esaw . Ga .• s aid. H e finished fourth in 1975. 18th in 1976 and second last year ··My game always comes around when I get to Ha rtford. Of COUrS{', then It seems to di1> <ippear when I IC<ive." he said, la ughing "I ENJOY thJs course because 1t is not too demanding." Nel5on sa id o f th e 6,534 y<i r d Wethersfield Country Club Ram Odds Listed at 7 -2 RENO <API The defending fhcr<· v.1·n · ti9 pla)'t.•r s s hool ini.: lt·ss th.in pur 71 at the course Thursday A tote.al of 25 mun· were at cwn par PCA officials a t the tou rna ment s<iid golfers would probably have to s hoot un- der p ar w make the cut today. Hancock said his 64 was the lowest round of h1~ profc5s1onal car eer. "It seemed as 1f every t1m l' I pulled out an 1Mn. it was the right club.·· Hancock said. ex· plaining that he had few long putts to face. The 24-year·old native of Greenville. Ala .. put together five birdies in s ix holes :1t one point and didn't have a bogey in tht.• round TH E EARLY LEADER was R1ld Funseth. who s hot a record· t ying 29 on the fr ont n ine . Funseth ended the dc.ty with a 65. tied with Artie McN1ckle and J im Colbert J stroke off the ll•ad. "This 1s the fir~t time in a month th:.it I played." Funseth s aid 'T m still not hitting the ball well. but J µult<:d super on the front nine .. f '''' ,.o~ lectOer~ Tnuf\d•Y in ttt~ Sctmm• D&••s Jr C<NH'r Hanford OIM'n ov'r tne •.~ vard. par 11 Wel.,.,r\fif'IO Country Clut> f'ro• Page BJ JOHN ... j nd has come out or the bullpen in ughl situations .. R E D ADA MS, ( pitch inv. roa<·h J ls not big on relieving." he .. u1d . "but l think l can pitch out of 1 hl· bullpen between starts. ··About the second or third d ay after a game J could be used I havl' to throw those days anyway c:1 lthough I wouldn't wa nt to go more than an inning at most • · J think I can do both. but l feel m y value is greater as a starter " Much has been said during the last few weeks about what the Dodgers are going to do with the pitching rotation since the sudden emergence of rookie Bob We lch. J ohn feels he has a solution. "I DON'T TlON K they can put i,om ebody in the starting rotation as good as I a m." a nswe red J ohn whe n asked about bullpen duty regularly. ·'I think out of the six people we h ave now. Bob Welch 1s probably the best suited for relief pitching. He can help us be tte r out of the bullpen. At least. t hat's the way l feel. But then. they don't consult mcon thingslike lhat " J ohn was consulted on his book. howeve r. which starts with him in Little u_.aguc and extends to his bannerseasonof last year. 0 /S J(;lfA T YOf/ N07 tC.e IN me S7/i.'OKIAl6 or ~Lt. VOOP PtM e/?5 cVcN (l)HOI F02Ce0 TlJ :5CRAM/Jl£ me 8CTTcR. Ff.A"l~li!5 ~IN6 ~,+10071it.'f WITH W~/51°5 f/UP Ft~l'f ALt. THE WAY IHROVt;H THE tlfTTIAIC> 20Ne KNces All~ (JENT FOi? 1.0IU 8AU.J Cycles Return to Action After a one·week vacat ion because of th« Orange County Fair. speedway motorcycle racing will return to the fairgrounds m Costa Mci,a tonight with a special match race Action at the 4uarll'r-m11t• dirt tratk begins at 8 with gates opening ~1t 6 30 The highlight of the t•vcnrng w1tl bl' lht' d uel bt•tween Bobby Schwar tz and Dc.vt• Sim~ "A LOT OF PE OPLE think of Schwartz. a 21.yeur old out of Orange. has bt-cn baseball pluycrs like a Hun. They particula rly effective an m atch race~ this season. 20,000 Expected For Drag Races A crowd an excei.:-or 20.000 1s e xpected when thl· 12th annual PDA champ1onsh1ps get unde r way tonight at Orange County International Raceway in Irvine. Qualifying rum .. fo r the two-day drag racing ar- fa1r cire expected to run until 11 tonight and re- i.umc Saturday morning at 9 Eliminations start a t 6 Sat~}l.Y night with the final eve nt pegged ror around n :IJO. There Wlll be four classes -top fuel. fuel run· ny. alcohol funny and alcohol dragsters. A tot al of 80 d rivers a re entered Two of thl' ma1or contenders in the top fuel class a re Mar vin Graha m of Oklahoma City and Larry Sutton of Cypress Graham returns to OClR a fter winnmg lhe PDA championships in 1975 and 1976. The m an r unning the starting hne at that time. incidentJy. w;ss Sutton. who has s ince started driving top fuel clr.1g~ters and has e m erged as one of California 's fint-:-,t Other top nam t•s inc lude Ke lly Brown, wortd c:hu mp1onsh1p leader . Dennis Sada. World Finals and US Nationals, cha mpion : and defending c~amp1on R1c·k Ramsey Ht>ading the 32·car funny car field 1s Southwest c·hamp1on J ohn Lombardo. Fullerton's J ohn Force and Davl' Hough. Stars Host San Diego Tht• Orange County Stars ( 14·10> play the San Dicgo Coml'ls tonight (7:301 at Fountain Valley High and player·coach Dodge Parker hopes hi:. team can snap their four game losing streak. All four losses came on the road. and the last three <Seattle. Denver . El Paso> were to tea m!'> c:hamp1on Dallas Cowboys and the Oakland R aiders ha ve been tabbed as favorites to r ea ch the SupC'r Bowl in the coming Na tronal Football League season P H•ncoo l Nelwn »J.t JI 3J 1.4 0-y 64 J.Nellord J.t.).I "' 34-J.t-U go into towns. rape their women. defeating current national champion Mike Ba:-.t. eat t h eir food a nd leave a Alan Christian and Danny Becker p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;::;;;;;;;::;;::::::::;;;;;;;;;;.- TPahtaht •osrndoetslrtruuec.tion behind them . The meet will also m ark Jim F1shback's first El 'MORE TOYOTA LEASING with a combined record of 21·42. Harr ah's Racebook listed the Cowboys as 2·to-l favorites to win another National Football Conference. t itle and th<' Ha1dl'r~ v.ere 12·5prckstowinthe AFC O<lds on otner NFC team> Los AnQ<?I~\ I 1 Sdn Franc1\(o ~1. Minnesota&. t, Detroit and Ct11cooo t\ '· WdSfHnqton 1()..1, St LOUt\ dnd Ph1litoPll)n1a JIJ t Atlan1a ~I. N~w York Giants SO t. N~• Ort .. ans 7S 1 C.rl"'f\ Bay 100-1. T •mpa B•y 200 I O<ld\ on otner AFC IHms M••m• 9 , -Eno rand. 0<;111mor• and Prlf\b1.,9r. 5 1 Oe<ovt • imd C1n<1nfl•t1 1 1. ~ouston 8 1. S<in 01~vo JO 1, Cl~•eland ol0-1 Bu!falo ano N~w York Jel\ /)I, l(dns.ts C11y 100-1 andSealllt ,00 I J Coll>ul R.Fur1'elh A Mc N10 lt' C. ,t1rc1'lf'r R Caldwell 0 Oouqt"u LGr<11>am B Krauen C. Mor9an L Etd~r J HH\ No Hdyt'S 8 Murphy M Lye C PHte l TllomPM>n c wr.1te 8 E.utwooo S LU P Ni(Gowan II Mallt>I• l Mokle. FrmaP,..86 33 )1 os "1 )6 O) 3/ 3• o~ 31 J4 66 3S.JI ... l.) ll 116 JA 11 Oii JJ 33 116 )O.Jb ~ 3'33 61 ll ).I ~1 ]).).I 61 11-.14 61 37·U-61 ll 34 01 JS 37 l>I )I JI> .,, 3131 68 Jl-JS 08 34 34 o8 lS.33 "8 JS 33 68 HORN STILL SURFS .. fnr me hut I really e n1oyed rt The military stopped I hat in a hurry. though I might still be there if I hadn'I been through that · After being disch a rged. Horn e nrolled :.il Fulle rton College before tra nsferring to Long Beach State where he blossomed as a wate r polo player. As a graduate student, he coa~hed the 49ers water polo for two years befor e moving on to Cerritos College in 1960 .\FTER THREE YEARS there. he took the Job a t UCLA where his 15-year tenure ma kes him the rh.'on or Bruin coaches To Horn. surfing is jus t more tha n a recrea· J S~on• 3'36-68 r !> P\011 333~-a ppearance at the t rack this season. The Fontana L C !>tadler 34·3-l-U r !>lorv )4-).j-68 l l•QQler ).1).1~ "There's a lot of good people m native had been involved in the American qualify CBJC •s COROL• ... ~ TIUC"' baseball a nd their story is never 1ng races for the international six day trial<. rn A • -~. "S f A•,.on lS..14 69 H Blanca\ JS.J.t 69 told. That's what this book tries to Sweden. 4WD LAMDCIUISEaS C. Burn• 3"3S~9 A Curl J~34 -09 R Floyd :Mn-~• do... cntcA S I I 629 , ... .,. •. Ar C LIFTIACK + Tea The book has just been put on ea Surfe r s to ompe te H C.rtt'n ).I ))-f,4 C. C.ror. lS.).I ~9 the m arket and is published by C..1> Cott 1s.111 oo R-•~ r""" "'"* _... •237 29 ~ ut Mo Renl . i...,.,.. 41 Mo OEL J 1nmdt1 .1• )~ "' G JOhn\on l~ 14 1>9 M M<Lendlltl 34 H ~· r Purtzer lS J.t 69 M Qe1d 35'-JA 69 BE Sm1tr. lS.3' 69 J ~Pddhn lS .14 69 A lctP1•• Jl JI 69 8 ltnd~r )•..JS 69 Flem in~lf.RevellCo Steve Pow~rs of Hunt· Scholastic Surfing As!'>n ELMORE MO It'stoo bad the publication dat e ington Beach and Roy surfing mL•N rnRs couldn't have been put off a year. Go n 7. a I es of San The meet 1s slakd for tSJOO IUCH llVD .. WISTMI~ John's last ch apter with the C le m e nte have been 6 am. at Huntington Cr t714l H4-l l12,171411l•·2412.121llHMl7W Dodgers mighthave beenhis best namedtocompet ean the t y Beach near L.Jke ASICFOlHOWAIDIOIBTS ~tory y~et~·~~~~~~~~~~~A~u:..:g~~1~9~N'..:.:a~t~1~0::.:n~a~l:,._:S~·t~r~e~e~t~~~~~~~..!:===========·=D=•=•L=Y=•=EMT~=·=L=S=ALS===O~·==========~ Deep Sea Fish Report D,llNA WHARF ,s, •nQlen 33'1 '"nd IMS\. ) barri>cuda, 11 bon•IO, 1 nolot>ut, 1 IS roo cOd, 2•7 m•O•ret REDONDO ,,, an91en ' y,.llowt•ol 19 barr<Kuda SS Uh(a b.ts,, 510 ma<kert'I, 930 roo cOd 8ar9e -m jJOQlers 1,"10 ma<kt'ft'I, ,.no roek tOd NEWPORT l,tlrt'sl -"""lllers 10 o.rracuci... 1 bon•to, 7• kelp ban. S. wnd i>ess 371 m«kertl. U roe• <od IO•ftY'•I -122 _,_" n bar· r.teuda, l>8 _,110. 191 tMrr<t<ucla, S ~e11ow1a11, 15 rock <Oii. 9 r.1llbut. 1,01~ matl<e•e l. SEAL BE,llCH -., at191en b9S rot• coo~ o)4J matker-e1. w ca1tco 110\. 10 '4nd 11 .. ,S. 8 •r9e -~8 •note•• 60 me<ker.t, lO wnci i..ss, u Mht>ut.11 roc~ (Oii. MARIN,11 DEL REY -41 lnQler> O S rock cod, 11S ~~ere! SAN DIEGO 'MS •nQIHS: 501 •11Mocore t1onal activity. "It's a great workout," he says ----------- ··1t ·s not like swimming up and down while st aring at the bottom of a pool. I probably get mon' tired .. urfin{! than swimm in~ in a pool during a '-'Orkout." With over a quarter century as a body surfe!"· !lorn ('OUld bt> l'alled a n exper t on the subJect l.t is his opinion that body surfing r~qur re~ better swim· ming ability than board surfing while sur~mg on llandGun boards. which measure 18 by 12 tnches. mulct be the wave of the future . ".\ LOT Of GREAT board surfers don't 1>\\-1m ""ell ;ind 1 remember a long time a~o many would i:rl't under a wave and l would have to rescue 1hem " llorn rec·11ls "So you don't see those peo pie o~t body surf~ng ·becouse there. you have to he ., little heller swimme r "With the Hand Gun. there's a lot better manueH•nng on waves. If you're not in a curl or c;houlder. \'OU can accelerate a nd l?O lo it. You 'II -.p~ a lot o·r guy!'. do 360s lcom plete turns> and ac· wally t ut acros:-. the ed ge on one of these. "Onc:e into a wave. I can get both hands on it. pn·-;s <town and raise my body clear up past my waist It really bites the waler and 1 find 1 can ac· n·le r ate. drop down into a wave and turn. "I think it's gl11ng to revolutionize surfing .. HORN HAS TUR NED his two sons on to surf· 111~ but has m1xt•d e motions about the weekend romp<'l1t1on sincl' thc•y compete on opposing tea m s. both of which he belongs to But when the event begins Saturday morning at 7 off of 18th Street in Newpor t Beach, three blocks south of the pier . Horn will re mem ber t he old t imes when he used to hang out at Orange Coast area beaches "If l had my choice. l'd surf at Huntan~ton Beach or off or Trafalgar Street in San Clemente ... be says "Those are the places to be ... ! .. J ............ ,. .... • • !.r • OUI 71 MEllCIDIS SENSIBLE PAYMENT~ 60 Moo .f'ononc:inQ A•••• MOTORIST TORTURED ON HIGHWAY Driving a slu991sh car that coughs misses or drags on lhe highway can ~ s~m lorlure frtat 1c e119ine perlor mance is oflen caused by mnkca~ contamrnenls and sticking mech4n1cal oarrs. In such u ses you can help restore losl performance lhanks lo a special formulalion called WYNN'S 11-ENGINE !UN[ UP. !his famous 011 lrealmenl worh In 10 m1nulcs as you drrve lo help qurel •alvts and lifters, while ii dissolves away 11.rmful lkPoStls. So to help end highway lorlure, GET WYNN'S ENGINE TUNE UP loday. YOU GET MORE THAN YOUR MONEY'S WORTH AT TOYOTA. ONE EXAMPLE ...... THE SR-5 LONG More buying powet That's wt1a1 you get for your dollar when you buy a Toyola Toyotas are well· equipped with standard fealures hke fully-trans1stor1zcd 1gnit1on electric luel pump, power ass1c., ted front disc brakes. and morr More comfort. The comfort of d ca~ not a truck Standard 1n every SR-5 Sport Truck P1ush carpet· 1ng. bucket seats. AM/FM radio. and tinled glass all add up to more comfort than you expcc1 of a truck More room. A cargo area over seven feet long and an 1100 lb. payload provides morethanample room and ratings for most loads More fuel economy. The Toyo1a SA-5 Sport Trucks come standard with 5-speed overdrive 1ransm1s sron to help dehver more miles per gallon In 1978 EPA leSIS. the SR-5 Sport Trucks were rared al 28 mpg highway 21 mpg c11y These Call· tornra EPA ratings are estimates Your mileage will vary depending on your drMng habits and your truck's cond1t1on and equ1pmen1 MorepowecToyola trucks are muscled by the largest standard dl9placement engine 1n their class. rhat produces more torque 1han any other standard engine 1n its class. BED SPORT TRUCK. More confidence. That's wha1 we build f!Nery day For more people discover wtiy we can say. "If you can find a better built truck than Toyota buy 1t "And more and more people are buying loyotas. lind1ng out that Toyotas are built better than they thought possible More Choice. Seven different Toyota truck models are avail· able Long beds. Sport trucks And a cab chassis More trucks 10 choose lrom than any other manufacturers hne 1n our class. More people to turn lo. The Toyota dealer network rs com- pnsed ot over 1,CXX> service depan- ments When a Toyota does need servtee 1t can get the finest. .._ _______ MORE NOW. RIGHT NOw.------119111111- • • We can't tell you when. but all pnces wi ll probably go up, including trucks So if you're th1nk1ng about buying a new truck. think about buying a Toyota n<JN. There will probably never be a better time. And when you buy a Toyota now, you'll find out what real satisfaction is. YOU ASKED FOR IT YOU GOT IT TOYOTA ,,,..._"*·•---..·-·--. .. . ... ·-·~-.. ....... . .. 8f0 lv.IL V PILOl f riU.~ J.i1y 28 1978 On Mani11's Farerrell CBS Outclassed Rivals By 110\\i\RD SMITH A~'-"» •• .,.. Chalk urw up ror CBS on lht· Billy Martin ~1tual1on Con~ukr ABC embarrm.~ed When Murtan mJdl' hi s farewell :1ddrcss us Yankl'e ma 1,1a1cr Monday 11ftcrnoon al th e C rown Center Hotel 1n Kansas Caty, the re was only on e film crew on hand, a crew from CBS' Chicago Bure<:iu Martin, grim and haggard, tried 10 read a s talcmcnt of resignu· tion, broke down in tears und had to be l<.'Cl away by team officials. It was a tremendously moving moment and CBS used its ex- clusive film nationally on the (•vening news ::.how. ABC. with several tons or equipment in town for the Mond<1y night ballgame. caml..' up empty. THE C RF.W that ftlml'd Martin's rcs1gnat1 on was in Kansas Caty on another as!.1gn· ment , covering Rt•v . Jesse Jackson and has Oper<Jtaon Push When the latest chapter in the Yosnkees·Martan drama began to break Monday morning. the film c rew was directed to the holC'I to JllSI u>hen ~ thought ii was sak to go hack in the theater. .. ..,ct• 1r they t•ould coml' up with ...nythmg Tht' hott•I was Jammed "1th "raters. r ad10 poop le-;rnd rl(I f c" er th ;111 ~ 1 x• TV <'re w s rt•J)rc~enL1ng the thn•t· net work::. Jnd three local slutum~ 'fhc Yankees announced that there would be a s tatement on the situation later al the ballpark ( SPOR'IS ON TJI J and that nothing would happen at the hotel. All the camera crews left for the ballpark ex· cept one. Rick Brown, produc·cr with tht• CBS crew. phoned Martin an his hotel room :md Martin said he'd be down shortly. So Brown de c1ded to ignore the mass exodu~ of the other camera cn•ws and stay put for a while ll paid off "WE KNEW WE WERE tht· only on<.•s who got 1t." said S u s a n K " r i• h c r , ;.is s 1s t a n l mnnager of C HS' C h1cu~o Bureau "It was lucky, but 1l * * wu:. also d1hct-nce and hard work ·· A RC. down but not out, trat'd lo get th<.• film from CDS for US<.• dunn~ the Mond<Jy fli ght gamt· Film exchanges or sporting events a re not uncommon. but was this a s portmg event? "We pursued this story ~·s <1 competitive news event," s;.iys Larry Doyle, acting national news editor for CBS "If our peo- ple throu1th good work. and tenacity gel a story on our own l don't see that it's necessary we s hare 1t. We consider this a news s tory. "ABC requested 1t and I re fused " .\BC DID A DECENT J<>l>. on thL• ~tory, getting inte rviews "1th \'ankl•c off1c1 a ls and pl ay<.'rs But 1t d1dn 't gel l\1artm or the res ignation film. CUS had I hat ont> a lone And, to top It off, CRS' local :.tat1on an New York. acting on a tip from Kansas City. was lhl' only station to get an interview \\1th M.irtan when he flew back lo NL•w York Tuesday Not J bad d:.iy'::. work * * * * Sot 1trdo11'• TV A9e11do 11.1:; a.m 14) BASEBALL -Philudclph1a at Cinl'111nuti Noon -C1I > TlllS WEEK IN BASEBALL.. 12'30 pm. ~ m FOOTBALL -The Miami Dolphins meet the Philadelphia Eagles in the Pro r•'ootball Hall or F'ame Game at Canton. Ohio. Ip m <22> PRO SOCCER. 2 30 c3tl > WORLD CUP SOCCER J l1 ghlights of past g<J mcs in the 1978 season J pm !21 GOLF --Thard·round pl ay <t~1pcd I in the Sammy Davis Jr Greate r Hartford Open <521 KICK BOXING. :i 30 17> GRE.\TES1' SPORTS LEGENDS - J\ tribute Lo Bobby Riggs, the most celebrated sports hustlc-r in the history of tennis. 4 pm <21 SPORTS SPECTACULAR - Tapl'd covC'ragc of the Gold Cup power boat race. ;\n Ohio rivC'r race•, a nd the women's Junio r gym- n:.ist1cs cha mpJOns h1 p!-> from Tokyo. <52 1 ROLLER Gi\MES. 5 pm !281 PRO SOCCER. <521 BOXING. l i p.m <52 > WRESTLING. R p.m (JJ) -WORLD TEt\M TENNIS - The Los Angel<'s Strings meet the Nets in Houston 9 p.m < 11 l PRO SOCCER -The Los Ange lC's Aztecs meet the Minnesota Kicks at Bloominglon. Minn. in a North American Soccer Lc3gu1• m:itc·h Su11day'• TV Agenda 10:45 ~1 m <34> SOCCER. 11 a m 12) TENNIS Coverage 0£ the s1nglt•s f1n :1b :it the Lo uisville International Classic: <!l1 Bi\SEBALL The Angels meet Orioles al Balllmon· 1 p.m. !2) GOL•' -Final-round play in the ·~r"Y Wilt.Y4f) JVAANTMA··~ Sammy Davis Jr C reater Hartford Open at the 6.598-yard, par 71 layout at the Wethersfield-Coun- try Club in Conn£.'ct1c·ut. -.A ·-."' .;...-.•.,-..,,}.a,. ._.~HA~ . .£ ... ..,."-lf~~Ul :Iii f1M~Hl5()N ;'>!•1\l'{rwQ!ll .iM• (l()OM ''-'"""""~ •U O <>•' Ot'J"·Aill l<JT>if'11,.1.N!) - ll•,.l !.,.MA11Yww.c;.hmd1'1 ..... lllff"Ak Mwcbv!.,...ROllll"n."' i,.. .-, •11t•~"\.fAO~lX..'A.:l~-J~~Yl•C.,Hf\:\M4trl'\ ~"<1bt o-NW·~ -R mmcno ~ ' -"-. -- CENTURY 21 STADIUM DRIVE·lN Anaheim (714) 772·8902 Orange (71 4) 639-8770 EDWARDS HARBOR 2 Costo Mesa (7 14) 646-0573 'llr,1qv1• 11lt1·t t 11mb 1nJ lte n) •·"'' '•tl"i> loniwr 'l<>P' 'i0°u mori• dirt 49' Silicone Form-a-Gasket Muffler & Tail Pipe Bandage lumbo Size l' ,4r J 19 now t'.J onlv .-i24 2 29 now 1 01 tub<' only 6BR. ()(.UR (t;,;.b10/;) Disc Brake Pads ~ lf 6?w~el ')('I 7 .?I\ llR 101 l11U' modrl Chevrolt'I 701 IR, 77!lR. 77lR for mO\I I ord. Mercury ,.. . 1 :30 (4 ) -TENNIS -Eddje Dibbs meets Cliff Orvsdale in a WCT match. taped al Las Vegas . . 2·30 <9> -HORSE Rt\ONG The Rainbow Futurity. tht• second Jewel in the triple crown of quarter·horse racing. from Ruidoso, New Mex- ico; (4) -SPORTSWORLD -A.J . Foyt and Bob· by J\lhson arf' among the entries in the Michigan 200 ~tock car race. taped a l Brooklyn, Mich. Also, the Special Olympics for retarded children is ex· a mined und boxing ratings are investigated. Valvoline All Climate Pr1rt·~ ~ood through l11lv lO 10-40 Oil new. 53c (ft onlv I 1m1t l2 qh ~ ~ Trailer(· Ball ~,--; 2" ~ 4~? .~, Motorcraft PCV Valve 11.,, i A d•fl\. ,., pllhOW<I \,1lvf' '"•'\''·'"''' • W •. ,f It C • ~I • ., •4 "'I'•' • ~ ' I' ~ •• 1 I 11' m.~f\V (, \1 t orrt <•''' l1.:h1 ffuCl ' Motorcraft • s·park62!h Plugs ------------~·~:-- I 11 Mml U ~ (",u, F. 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SPORTS ON TV I HORSE RACING I BOATING Albacore FJShing Skllnpy By OICK ROBINSON 0 1 llW D.tlly PtlOI Sl.tll SAN DIEGO Th(•f1 sh BOATING an~ in th<.• 31st lnte rclub 1 I Alba core Tournum1•nl on the first duy wui. to say the least !.cratchy Though no off1c1ul al bu cor e c o unt w<.1 s Sol Cat uvaalablt-l'<ll'ly today, many or tht• flt'l'l of 66 boats r eported taking Sa••-~ o nly one or two lon~fan 111«1•., in lhe firs t day's com· pet1t1on Co t 1\1 ;1nv of ttll' ;m glers Tripe e n•por1(•d tht•y cauAht no fish from 5 a m Thur:.· Sol Cat sailor-. from day morning until 2 throughout Southl•rn o'c lock that afternoon California are en route WI th l h I.' c I u s • v l' lo Lake Tahoe where lhc a lbacore playing hide Wt>s lern R egional and seek. 12 fish decked Championship for the h y B 1 I I B r 1 d g t' s o f 1 8 . 1 5 a n d 2 o f 0 0 t Newport Be:.ich and has \ ersions of the speedy acwonllont·ywas:in1m ca,tam · ran art> prcss1vc scorl..'. ThC'rc h d I as n was an unconfirmed io;c e u ed aturday a d rumor around lht· w<.·1gh Sunday . ..,c:.i lcs at th<.• San Diego .The Sol. Cal·l8 class Marian Club thut a boat w.11~ be d1v1ded into three had report< .. 'Cl Hi fish an the d1v1s1ons. The 15 an~ 20 sack fool classes arc required lt ;.1ppcars thcavcr<1ge to ~ave five pre· take that dad catch fi sh registered boa t s to found lhC'm scattered 1n make a c.lass. . . s mall schools 50 to 120 F ollow1!1g regastrat~on miles WC'stcrly or San ~nd a skippers meeting Dl('gO. The ra sh caught S~turday .. four races were big, in the 25-30 will ~e . sailed. weather pound cluss permitting. Two races While the· tournamPnt ure s cheduled on Sun· fishermen <.1re ~•llowcd day . to use onlv singl<' hook Four trc;>ph1es will be lurt·s . Pven the· pa rty awarded an each class IJoats wath plenty of live p lus a trophy for the bait on bourd wt•re re· fleet with the bc!>t atten porting catching only up dancC' to 10 fish Thursday Smee ;J wct•k asw LO· M d day \\hl·n lhe a lbacore an-ma e count an San Dll'go was 2.300 fish . lhC' fish have L k L bt•t•n m1gr<.1 ling. thl'n up a e ores ;.1nd do"n :mc1 ..,p<>ok~ With fish bl·mg taken fa r north of thest• rashing yachtsmen g r o unds off M o rro B~y when the compel•· . lion rcconvL•ncsSaturd:.iy SO!Jthland boaters. in m the lnkrclub Albacore cludmg owners of out· Tournament. th1.• winnmg b ~a rd s a nd s m ~ 11 team will no doubt be de· s ailboats. are making e1dcd bvtht•skippcrs th<Jl more and n:iore use of art.· ~itting right on top of Lake Castaac. a man a hungry school of fish m ade body of w~ter that when thc lincsgointothc offer.s 29 n:iile s of watcral5a.m Saturday. shorelme an~ as located Winners of th<• tourna -about 35 minutes from mcnt will be honored <•t the heart of the San a ban q u <.' t ,1 l th t' Fernando yalley. ~ A i r p 0 rt c r I n n 1 n Castaac as now 118 fe<'l lrvmeSundaycvcnang from 1Lo; drough.t low of 1977 and near ats peak height. 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C1•r • 60 • 00 J 40 Two To Cio, 4 10 l 40 D•• Nt•I 81r s 70 E10M11 •it<• B•vou Oooo•• 1 w Cil!t M1n Cio. • 40 • 00 Reoqnu•q Sltr. ) 00. '1 fllllCI• ~ <lfl<J ) Pata 41 80 N1nlh •<Kf-111 8 Sl•rr. S IO J 10. ,,40, Ci4 8y JO l 00 '60 flOlt Pa\ QUAlt l 40, S) rH <l•-S •M • p11a J• so Att•ndanct' • ll6 Pro Soccer Hor1h A,.....lc•n s.<ctr L• .. ,.. T .. ,.. ~. HOU\lon 0 Vancouv~r I, l-0\ 4'not••• 1 A merl<MI S.C cer 1. ..... Satr•rt1en10 ), CltvtltnO 1 I CASTAIC IS th e· l a rgest of the w ater ... t o rage areas for Nor the rn California wate r sent south through the California Aqueduct. There have been a s ma n y as 900 boats la unched on the lake in a single day recently, The lake has facilities for putting 18 boats in the water at the s ame time at the main launch area. and there are another six l aunching lanes nearby. The lake offers s pecial areas for wate r s kiing. fi s hing, cruising and saihnf! BOATERS WHO have visited the lake recently say there a re sa ndy beaches for relaxing at the lake. located just off Inters tate 5, approx. 1mately 35 miles from Van Nuys. There are also swimming and pie· nic areas. The tab for launching a boat is $1. The water al Cas taic is warm and ideal ror all forms or rC'creatlonal boating All-Ericson Regatta Set Pacific Marine r s Yacht Club at Marina dcl Rey will be host to this year's all-Ericson regatta. Aug. 19·20. The regatta is open to 311 Ericson·26. 27. 29. 30, 32, 34, 35 and 37 owners. co .. 1al lt'ead1er <,o,,.. •ti. nlQlll -l'Ml y rMtnlno tow c lo\;d\ ot,..tw•\• l•I• lodo I00119PI S.turOty l l9hl v••l•blt w1no1 nfoM Mid morn1no hOuN H~ S.tllf'd<ly In tow 10\ •I tit«~ to'°' lnl•n<I. CO•ll•I 1-tllltt\ Wiii <•not Dth .. tft t.4 •ftd II '"'""Cl tern· ~r11urt\ wlll rtflQe .,.,_,. M •"" .. Th• ••ltf t~r•lure will Dt •i. S~itloo11tTlde• f'NIOAT' Second lllQfl l ... o"' ) • t lt\I IOw t=1r1t noon Sttond 1.,., SKOflll llftf\ JATU .. DAY I. 14•"' , .Htt"' u 11 om &..Opm SUNDAY 0 I )) 1 J H Ftral 11\w l )1" m OJ f'tt\I lltOft I 21 •"' ) I ~.,,.tow 1 ooo m 1 • ~<-lllOfl 1·:1011111 ,, \1;11 t1s.1• 01.t m Wll I $10 m ~ tlW\ I 11 f m , Mlt ) $t p rn ·-··*'~·--··-·--- Laser Flight, Etchells Race Top Calendar By AL.MON LOCKABEY D.tlly Pilot e .. u .... Wrtlff Two maJor yuchtang events this weekend will keep sailors busy both msade the bay and on out side ocean courses. The big spectator event Wlll be the Fhght of the Lasers, an annual Chamber of Commerce s ud· den death smnll boat race which I!) expected Lo draw nearly 100 of the 5porty little catboats for a f1vc ·mil<' race inside the bay startang·Sunday at l o 'clockoffthC' Balboa Pavilion. J\ preview of things to come wall be seen an th.- El c hells·22 Western Regiona l Champ1onsh1p.., sponsored by 'the Newport Harbor Yacht Club on • ocean courses Saturday a nd Sunday The regional:<. wall be a prelude to thl' world championship for th<.· class which wall also be ho::.ted by NHYC s tarting Aug 12 THE FLIGHT OF THE Lasers t!> an heir to thl' famous F1ight of the Snowbirds which dtlracted spectators to th<.• tlurbor Area tor more than three decades to watch the a ntics of the "world's largest httle yacht rart· .. The C of C'.:; Flights feature multiple a ward:. from the first boat to ranas h to the f1rsl girl. youngest girl. younge!)t boy. oldest s kipper and first married couple The fivc·m1IC' race begins off the Ba lboa Pavilion. runs to the far reaches of the South Lido Channel. back around the east end of Lido Isle. up the North Lido Channel. then down the bay to a mark off the Coast Guard dock and back to the starting point for a finish. THE ETCHELLS·22 IS a popula r . h:gh performance one·des1gn class that was designed by Skip Etchells. a renowned international Stat Class skipper. for a possible three.man Olympic keel boat. The boat was not accepted as an Olym· pie Class but did gam recognition as an internu 11onal class from the International Yacht Racing Union The regiona l cha mp1onsh1p 1s expected to drnw cntnes Crom throughout the Pacific Coast. including some who will stay lor the "world's" tht· following week On the ocean racing front . the Seal ~ach Yacht Club and the Da na Point Yacht Club an· Joining forces for the annual Seal Beach to Dane. Point race which gets under way Saturday for In te rn:lt1onal Orfs horC' Rul<' < IOR I . PerformancP H andica p Rac1nR Fleet < PHRF). Midget Ocean Racing F1cet and ocean racing catamarans. THE YACHT RACING Union Cruise 1s alreaoy under way, starting las t Wednesday with a rac(' from Los Angeles Harbor to Howland's Landing Cata lina island. Othe r races are scheduled from covc·to·covc on the island through Sunda y with time out in between for the "cruisin', boozin' and snooz in' crowd, The YRU is an organization of some 13 yacht clubs in Southe rn California . The Capistrano Bay Yacht Club is hol<ling lht> fourth race of its Junior Series for Sabot and Laser sailors on Sunday. The Newport Ha rbor Yacht Club will also be host Saturday and Sunday for women sailors com petang for a berth an the s emifinals of the t:mted States Yacht Racing Union's Adams Cup, symbolic of the women·ssailing cha mp1onsh1p. SOUTHERN CALIFORMA YACHTING As- soc1at1on calendar LH A .... 19'·L•llt .. Kit SEAL BEACH YA(Ht CLUB -~•I Bl'«ll to 0.11• POtnl ••<~ llOR PHRF, M()RF, ORCAI s..iurel4•. 'i\lftClll¥ YACH T RA(IN(', UNIO.. VRU •.Cl'<tUtW to C.t•ll ... 1\1.tftd, !Odo !HI IUtcH •. Soindt¥ s .... 1.-.c•a., CALIFORNIA YACt4T CLUB -Buoy Mani• •tee IC>wrtO, Weller Sefll'' No.•· ~" W••tl't No.•. Ly .. No. •I !Hllur do.su110.,-K INCi HARBOR Y4'CHT CLUB -01"9fl¥ lnvllalt0nttl r~tt•. Soltutd&¥ P AClflCMARll'f£RSYACHl CLUB -Wom<>nr.lu,SuMa• SANTA MONICA YACHT CLUB -R•<V lA4!tM Revan.. S.lufNY. - d•¥ WINOJAMMERS YACHT ClUB -f(J(I Cup Revan•. S.tM•dn. SUfld .. "··~···-NEWPORT HARBOR YACHT CLUB -Elcllell\ n flHl Cfl.tml>'Oft\htp S.lura.tv. suno.v. Adllrn\ Tropnv rttct, S<ltu•dllv, Sutld.1¥ DANA POINT YACHT CLUB -SHI 841..:n to 0<1n<1 P0tnl ••Ce. S.tur dav. Sunday. CAPISTRANO BAV VACHT CLUB -JUlttor S.ri@i No • ILHer. SabOll Sundo S.t,,DI ... CORONADO CAYS YACHT CLUB -PrtdlctMI IOQ •<Ke !Power• SdtU< an COROkAOO VACHT CLUB -B•r• TrOPIW r..:t C111v1t•lt0<1•I h•nO•l.41ll 5Un<141 MISSl()t.I BAY YACHl CLUB -Juntor Sfl>OI Nlion.111 c,..mpH)f'ISlltp, '°' day, S..turoav. Sunday OC.EANSIOE VACHT CLUB -Ctlalt"4 Cni1w, Sunc1<ty SANTA CURA RACll'fC ASSOCIATION -Uwr C1n:u1I. S.turan. Doldrums SHIM (all <l<K'>l'\I Suncl"v SAN DIECiO YACHT CLUB JeS\OP Ser..., tC.1·201 Salurelav, 5'1""•• I( llJ n111t°""I <MmPK>n•lllP, S.turelay s..ncMy. C.P14tn < Cup, S.turddv, Sundn. SUmmtr S.tll'\ IEl<llell• n1 Sun<Ur . _,,,,.~II'• l!nt llO• Slit• ""'· Cl.tt-t St~t IT BttO: Sun<l.>v Htr111-1..UM ANACAPA YACHT CLU8 -Sct1-s.n.s l'IO 4 l,._.Rf:1 S•IU'da• Sun .,., PIERPOINT BAY YACHT CLU8 -Ctt.C Orclt r..:e IPHRFI So11u• <lo . Sunclrt SANTA BARBARA SAILINCi CLU8 -s.-S.ttu l'fo I. lon<o· ~\19fl, PH Rf I 5unOrt SAN LUIS V4'CHT CLU8 -SUfTlmP< Setlt\ l'OO J, S.lurOtv Suncle~ Boaters Warned About Oil Usage The Boating Industry Association (BIA> has issued a "cons ume r alert" warning outboard motor owners agains t mixing less oil with their gas than the manufacturer recommends. Donald I. Reed, BIA director of engineering. said several marketers of outboard motor 011 have been advertising a nd la beling their products a s "BlA Certified TC·W''. and recommending a gas to oil ratio of 100: 1. Outboarders who follow these re- commendations are risking mechanical problems and may void their warranties. he warned. "The fact is that BIA certifies two.cycle engine oils t o be u sed at manufacturer· recommended r atios. All American outboard manufacturer s currently recomme nd 50. l" Reed said. "Mlx.ing gas and 011 at 100: 1 could cause bear Ing failure and shorten engme life. especially 1f lead·free fuels arc bemg used To keep the warran- ty valid. outboard motor manufncturers require following their recommendations." Reed said "We've warned every oil m arketer we've das · covered making such cla ims to alter them. but the cons or mlslcadlngly·labeled 011 already on the mtn-ket are causinl{ problems," Reed observed ··we havt no quarrel with the oils lhcmselve~ We've had no r<'ports or problems when they'rt' used at the recommended 50 I ratio." he con eluded. HERE COMES Tllf' S -~ A concert tot tolar energy with· & Bobbi A Clyde, SteYe Gilltttt. Colt l Young, Joni King and Wiiton Clartc of Solar Cal. 2 p .m Sunday July 30, l!dwardt Lido TtlHttt, Newport Btach. SS donation Mneflt• O.C.C. Recycllng Center ......... c INSIDE : •Intermission •Out 'n About •Movie Reviews •Rock Concert . (;J t-nd.ly July 28 1976 DAILY PILOT 'Pacific Overtures' May Turn Tide r . '~~~~~~~:=;::=-=:;~~~ ' f. \ , CRAIG McNAIR WILSON AS RECITER Entertainers Warming Up To Occasion OCC Musicals Depend on Crowd By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of t• Dally "llet Ii.ff As Orange Coast College readies its 12th sum mer musical comedy. one cast member can look back to the origlnal production in what was then the brand new OCC Auditorium. Stan Throneberry played Ll. Joe Cable in that 1956 "South Pacific" wh.ich was staged as both an inaugural or the auditorium and a corn· memoration of the golden jubilee for the city of Newport Beach. which is part of the Coast Community College District. THIS YEAR HE plays Kayama in "Pacific Overtures." Stephen Sondheim ·s version of Commodore Perry's 1853 expedition to open Japan to western culture. Throneberry will have appeared in a total of 12 OCC musicals over the years and he s ays it's the variety of shows as well as directors that has ke pt the tradition ali vc. ·'The thing 1 admire." he reflected. "is that the production staff is constantly striving for quality. They've never mounted a s lipshod pro· duct1on. "And." he added. ''it's an outstanding op· port unity to work with talented young people.·• THE AIM TOWARD excellence is even greater this year. Collt>ge officials. foced with budget cub necessitated by Proposition 13. told drama de- partment instructors last month that ir the pro· duction can't p~1y for itself in ticket sales. it won 't be scht•dult•d m•xt summer ;~ KAYAMA (STAN THRONEBERRY). WIFE TAMATE (GINA BRAUGHTON) REHEARSE Orama instructor Bill Purkiss. director or this summer's s how. thinks he can make the musical pay ·'This 1s un £'vent that lradittonally draws ''ell ;.ind this l1mt'.' l think wc have an excep- tional play to present," ht: commented. PURKISS IS HEDG l ~G his bet a bit by ex· panding his paying aud1cnct:. For instance. dress rt'.'hearsa l on Tuesday will be for a paying audience. Those tickets. however. ure reserved for tasl and crew members Folksinger Steve Gillette will headline a benefit for Orange Coast College's Recycljng Center and solar energy education programs Sunday at the Lido Theater. Newport Beach. The three-hour concert. Here Comes the Sun. also will feature the country-folk-rock sounds of Bobbi and Clyde and the Seaweed Cowboys und the Top 40 stylings of Young and Cole Gillette. composer of folk hits r ecorded by Cordon Lightfoot. John Denver. Ian and Sylvia and Sunshine Company. is a regular performer at the Cask ·N Cleaver restaurant in Orange. He will be emcee. too Concertgocrs also will view examples or solar energy technology and information about the proposed recycling center at OCC. The publtc will ha ve four even1n~ performances to attend Wednesday through Saturday. Aug 5 and a newly added matinee on Aug 6 Purkiss. who talked the college trustees into "investing" about Sl0.000 in the musical. aho got officials to raise thl' ticket price to S3 to help insure a return on the investment BASED ON LAST year·:-. attendance ol .1bout 5.500 and with tht· ;1dd1t10n of t\.\O mon· rrny111g pcrform;,inct·:-.. J>urktM• c·onftdently pn· Music and special visuals by Lowell Norman will be accompanied by Joni King's interpretive danctng. Bobbi and Clyde and the Seaweed Cowboys entertain at the Depot. Ben Brown's, Reuben E Lee and Ancient Mariner restaurants while Young and Cole. popular regulars at the Reuben E. Lee. are appearing at Disneyland this sum· m er "Here Comes the Sun 1s to be an entertain ing and educational afternoon for young people and young families." said producer Clyde Lucas. "The idea is to provide a good time while raising funds to promote solar energy awareness.·· All performers and personnel are donating lhei r time and talents. Lucas said. Sponsors donating production costs include d1<·t-. h1:-. shO\\ .... 111 ht· J f1nanc1al. a:. well as <1rt1:.t1c hit t\ lung st:.mdinl! trad1t1on hke th1:. should he on •• paying bas1 .... " hl· acknowledge:-. · After a ll . th1i. 1:-Jn event that t'verybody looks lorward to <after :ill thcs(• yt•ars" Esp(•cially 1 hl ca..,t me mber..,. The OCC -.ummcr musical has provided a starting spot tor a sl'rtl'" ot studl'nb who'vt gone on to acting l'iHt:t:r" IS1•1• 1',\{.'l t'lC l'ageC:!> • l11<t111rat••'"--•••r-: Wilson Clark, executive secr etary of California's SolarCal Council will discuss the benefits of solar energy and tax incentives for home and business conversion to solar systems. <See·SUN, Page CS> ~~~~~~~~~~~ Upeoast Ups Staging Long Beach's New Theaters Long on Sp/,endor I t /. . By MICHAEL PASKEVICll Ot 111e D•ll f ,ilot si.tt The new facilities are indeed impressive. but will it play in Long Beach'> That seems to be the biggest question sur rounding the two newest additions to the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center. whic h is now a viable contender for a healthy share of the Orange Coast entertainment dollar BARELY &·MONTHS OLD, the spacious 3.l4l·seat Terrace and intimate 862·seat Center theaters mark the completion of that $51 million oceanfront complex. By teaming up the new theaters with the 14.000 seat Arena and 178.000 square.foot Ex· hibition Hall. convention complex officials are glowing over the diverse booking possibilities . On a given night. the complex could con· c·eivably offer a circus in the Arena. a Broadway musical in the T errace . a nd Shakespeare in the Center without disturbin~ a boat show in the Exhibition Hall. HOWEVER . PAUL BAESSLER, new division director for the complex. admits that manager Dick Shaff's staff is bein~ cautious in deciding what will be the entertainment mainstays. "We're learning along with the building what will play in Long Beach. and quite frankly. 1f you make a mistake. you make a big mis take." says Baessler. For example. vocalist Al Green turned up only half a house but crowds were turned away for Benny Goodman's recent performance. While the Te.rrace Theater has offered a mixed menu since its Jan. 28 openlng-iwery- thing from pianist Van Cliburn with the Long Beach Symphony to a Jackson Browne benefit for a clinic treating schizophrenia -there can be no conflict over the aesthetics of the building and its surroundings. A STUNNING TWO·LEVEL reflecting pond. fountains, planter boxes with trees and nowers and decoratlve brickwork greet patrons in the outdoor plaza of the Terrace. The immense s tructure designed by Architect."§ Associated of Long Beach features noor·to·ceiling glass which reveals the circular Inner wall of Appalachian Oak Spaciousness Is a key. The 200-foot wide Grand Lobby derives Its beauty from stark geometric lines and an absence of clutter. A cantilevered staircase which ascends In twin stairways some 45 feet provides access lo the loge and balcony. Dally"' ... p ..... .., ,etrlO O'~ STAIRCASE PROVIDES GEOMETRIC TRIP TO LOGE, BALCONY NEWCOMER MIRRORS NEIGHBORS IN OOWNT (See STAGES, Pa1e C> \ _,.. __ , __ ~_....,. ,, ....... ",..,, .. ,,.. ,. ...... , . . ... (': . --. .. .. -, ., .--. -....... ...... ---.. --) . . ... ... ~ • . • • . .. .. ~ .. l . . • . • • • 1 .. ~ :~ ('!? OAJL v f'ILU I Fno.y, JUI/ 29, 1978 Sons Back New Brubeck Thl' N~w Brubeck Quartet. like the Dave Brubeck Qu<irt<'l of a gt-ncrat1on ago -a Jau i:roup with a i.ohdly fust-!d, cun t l'm p o r ary ~o und -w ill perform at 7 .30 and 10 o'clock tonight at lhe La Mirada Civic Theater. Tickets priced at $6. 75 and $7.75 are available at the box of- fi ce. 14900 La Mirada Blvd. Phone 994-6310. The quartet was formally introduced into the interna- HUHcK tional jazz s cene in 1977, performing at such premier festivals as Newport, Nice, Montreux, London's Royal and Holland's North Sea. Their 1978 tour has included South America. Joining Dave in the new foursome are bis three sons -Darius. on electric keyboards and synthesizer : Chris, electric bass and trombone and Dan, on drums. These two generations fuse into a unified whole as they perform a repertoire of new compos itions, old jazz favorites. Duke Ellington classics and Brubeck trade marks such as "Take Five." "In Your Own Sweet Way" and "Blue Rondo a la Turk." Dave Brube<:k has been acknowledged as an innovative pianist for 30 years, and now each son is a n accomplished musician in his own right. . · ...... .\nllllUl' ' •Slol l\I Jt•h tnt:'> •Pinball Machml·~ \ .. ....... to •M••••n ...vydq •Bras,., Ca:-.h Hc~1:.L<'rl> •AnLH1uc Ar<'adt· Eqwpmenl 2009 N. Main St. ~anta Ana, CA 9?706 C714) 835·0105 •~I Laau .. CUQ9• a..4 Laauaa a.:acaa, CaUf. ~14"4·~~· ~G'VO~ . · ~or Jq · . ~ For the art lover 3,39 Via lido. NB 673-5'30 A rare selection of antique L1moge bo,xes. ladies watches. very fine miniature paintings on ivroy and porcelain. in addition to our array of Old Master paintings, 1s now on display and we invite all investors and art lovers to avail themselves of this opportunity. All p a1nt1ng s carry a 7 day un co ndit1 o n a 1 money back guarantee. t> J:;). JOIN THE FUN tr ¢Q-LIVE MUSIC -DANCING ~ Q- ROMANCE -COCKTAILS-HORS D'OEUVRES Seil from the BALBOA PAVILION Newport Beaob FRIDAY EVENING AUGUST 4TH -8:00 TO MIDNIGHT Along The Beeutiful California Coastline R...vations requlr9d -673--t798 · $10 per person . .. D•llY f'li.t SWI f'IWIA FOUNTAIN IS PART OF REFRESHING THEATER DECOR IN LONG BEACH FroMPageCJ STAGES SET FOR BIG NAMES. • • Once inside the t wo·tiered theater. ticket holders are treated to lushly upholstered !>ea ts. unobstructed si ~hllines and flawless acoustks (ceiling designed by Or. Paul Ven- tacla usen ) The Kligel 2.000 lighting system has 160 channels and a computt!n zed capability of 300 pre·set pos1t1ons to accent performers on the 142-foot wide, 48 foot·deep stage . Speaker!> fo r the Allee three·channel sound syste m arc located m the 65·foot high pro scenium arch and ure cont rolled from a booth in the balcony. allowing the sound engineer to hea r t•x<ictly what the audience hears. !\I :my of th<.• sumc fc<1 tures are incorpora ted on a smalll'r scalt• to the adjacent Center T heater Doe Dold Lagunan Still Stoops Trying to peek backwards through 40 years 1s almost impossible for many of us -either because memories have s lipped away or because we didn't even exis t all that time ago Not so m the case of one cast member of Laguna Beach's fa med Pageant or the Maste rs. in which gTeat works of art are recreated with live models BACK IN 1938 he posed m tht-title role of Millet 's m asterpiece. "Man with the Hoe.· wh ich depicts a bucolic scene in France. This summer he appea rs m that same role He 1s tall , athletic, a ffable a nd articulate Ed Hobert of Laguna Beach who through the in - tervening years has a ppeared in several Pageants, he!>1dt'S helping the operation 1n various way~ -for example. by being the of ficial photographer back in 1966. HOBERT RECALLS t!arly Pageants when the re was not only no dcm uod for tickets : there were no tickets period. "Al showtime." he say~. "an announcement was m ade over the public address system invit- ing Festival visitors to go to the ends of the grounds. be scakd a nd watch what Mr Ropp called the Pageant of the Masters " Roy Ropp was the originator of the presen- tation that, through th<' y('ars. became steadily better and blossomed into a l>cllout success that is now famous around the world That free in- vitation, by the way. was back in 1935. when the three.year-old Festi val was held in a car park adjacent lo what 1~ now the Art Museum near Heisler Park. DESPITE THE VAST improvements . Hobert says the early days featured something that has long since faded into a mere memory -na mely. a parade a long the coast highway or cast members in cos tume. The sight of Atlas carrying the world on his s houlder and strutting down the hill from what was the art gallery was something no one could ignore. he recalls. Sure enough, the eye. catching scene helped build interest and atten· dance at Laguna's "little dress· up show." as many people then called it. Modest though he 1s. Hobert would have no comeback if anyone s hould accuse him or ''playing God," since that's exactly what he did back in 1950 when he portrayed that role in "Creation of Man,·· the famous fresco Michelangelo painted for Rome's Sistine Chapel. This year's Pageant runs through Aug. 27. Curtain time is 8.30 p.m .• while the exhibi· lion groundc; are open daily from noon to 11:30 for the display of work by local artists and craftsmen . A 20·foot thrust st age lends a theater·in-the· round like intimacy to the Center, which has serv(·d up plays likl' Shelley Winters in "Man in th e Moon Ma rigolds" a nd Neil Simon·s "Califo rnia Suite" during ats initial season SIX PL'\ VS ARE scheduled for its first sub script1on seas on. Rostand's "Cyra no de Bergerac.·• o~mng Wednesday. Sept. 20, will s tar Stacy Keach and Stephanie Powers. Other produc tions will include "Our Town." "The Man Who Came to Dinner." "Romeo and Juliet ... "In the Boom Boom Room" and "Cat on a Hot Tm Roof · · This weekend's appe arance by Mexico's Ba llet Folklon co has been extended to five shows Baessler says the staff at the complex will continue ats sclcct1ve a nd slow.moving ap· proach for its fledgling entertamment additions. And. he notes. Orange Coast patrons will play a maJor part in the future of the complex. The comforts of the theaters are supported by the short driving distance and plenty of light· cd parking. As Baessler puts it. the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center is there to provide "everything that goes with an even- ing" CA 1 ALINA SEAPLANES! ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT 7CA TRANS CATALINA AIR UN ES '\ -,... .... -· . Red Hill to Paularlno ·Next to Control Tower West Side ~ 714~7 52-1600 (213)420-2444 ........ -· ....... ·... ... .. ..... -_ . ..., -... .. . .. .. \ . • • "f - .. . . ' . .. . . -.......... , ..... ._. ___ _ COUNTY CONCERTS Songstress ToPerfonn A special appearance by Helen O'Connell. famous singer with Bob Eberly and the Jimmy Do r sey Orc h f'::.tr a , wtll highlight the outdoor concert at 9 15 p.m .. Monday on the mall at Fashion Island To over a half-billion rans around the world. Helen O'Con· ncll is the vivacious blonde who co·hosted the "Miss Universe Pageant." last Monday. Some don't know her as the singer who introduced and popularized international classics they've O'COMNaLL sung and danced to for for years -since ''Green Eyes" or "Tangerine" at a senior prom. Still others are 11eeing and recalling Helen as the insouciant "resident female" who. 'for two years. traded quips and interview chores with Dave Garroway on NBC's "Today Show," singing only occasionally. In this rare public appearance her voice has the power and two-octave range to work open·air theater.in-the-round unmiked. Backed by Henry Brandon's 35·piece or- chestra. the program will open with Mozart's "Marriage of Figaro Overture." and will include "Jobim by Brandon," "Feelings," and "Close En· counters Theme." The free programs spohsored jointly by the fas hion Island Merchants' Association and The Irvine Company in cooperation with the Musi· cian's Performance Trust Fund, attracted 4.SOO people for each performance last year and will continue every Monday evening in August. De Winne "VILLAGE CHILD" Ongmal L1tho~raph Ed1llon 200 First Ed1t1on ~,,,,,,aiea ~']alku4P.) :J7:! So. Coast lligh~a', Lal(una Beach. C.\ !1:!1151 0J>(!n Daily t0.00·5.00 l'M •714 1 494 2672 ...... -........ ·. J 'I OUT N ABOUT Fnday July 28. 1978 D"IL y PILOT C3 • Please Don't Feed RDDlors Kam 's, Amelia's Restaurants Open as Usual Along Coast Highway flow do people get m1 slt:d as they do? That 's what & cou ple of Coast Highway restaurateurs arc asking in the wake of er- roneous reports that they 're no longer m bust ness Despite the everyday indications of bemg open ~s usual -cars in the parking lots. night· time 1llumanataon, etc -Amelia's in Newport Beach and Kam's m Corona del Ma r continue to receive daily inqumes from customers confused about the restaurants' current status. IN BOTH INSTANCES. we're told. some members of. the dining public apparently have been taken m by a couple of false stories. So <a long with wondering why phony tales persist as long as they do > r feel il's more than high lime to put the rumors to rest. Kam's, according to the hearsay, is either cl~sed or about to close because the property is being taken over for construction of a new branch of the Bank of Newport But the truth of Acts a la Mode The Cypress College Patrons of the Arti. \I. I I I st>rve an apple pie and ice cream dessert on opening nli(ht of ''The Apple Tree." The social will begin at 6:30 p.m. Wedncs day outside of the Culinary Arts building adjacent to tbe theater. The play will follow at8 p. m Apple pie and ice cream will be 95 cents with coffee or lemonade selling for 25 cent::. Hosts and hostesses will include Marion Stone· king of San Juan Capistrano. The musical. presented by lhe college's lhcalcr arts department, will continue Aug. 3·5. All pt•rformanccs are at 8 p.m. in the campui. theater. Tickets cost S2 at the box office "The Apple Tree" 1s a mus ical collage or thn•(• short :-,torics : "The Diary or Adam and EH'." h~ :\lark Twain. "The Lady or The T i ger." by Frank R . Stockton and "P :.l!>Siont>lla." by J uJes Ft>iffer DINNER SPECIALS NIGHTLY ~ ·a ____ 1A_L~a/1kWHAL~ i 673 4633 Real Cantonese Food ut here or take home STAG CHINESE CASINO 111 21st Pl., Newport Buch ORlole 3-9560 MOOfl to Midloicrit Oaity-W~~ Until I :00 a.•. on• n YUas .. .....-... u . ' ,. ' I I c1~g re QEba l}ickens 3344 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR, CA. 92625 1141s13-n22 I nl roducing our SUNDAY BRUNCH f rom 11:00 a.m. < 1 u~~1c (J111c he.'' "fJu11IJll! Waffl<'. "J:;yqs /fr n t'rl ICI tnl'." "Crah .\1•1dwr11" 111111 our Spt'uol C/111 rl1 s C>wkNIS \111n1 Grill .. uith Complimentary Champagne Open Dally 10-2 Monday thru Thursday Specials (Friday, Saturday, Sunday 'Ill 6 pm ) excep1 noltOays Red Snapper ... . .. 3.95 Mahl Mahl . .. . .. . .. .. .. • • .. .. . 4.45 Grilled Sea Bass ................ 4.45 Top Sirloin Ste.k .............. 4. 75 New York Steak ............... S.45 Lobster Tall ..................... 6.45 Steak & Lobster ............... 7.45 PtusFresh Fish. Other Seafood and Steaks #Intl 6e1t-01l 16278PACIFICCOASTHWY •HUNT1NGTON BCH •12131592·1321 3901 E COAST HWY •CORONA DEL MAR• (714167~0900 LUNCHEON MON.-FRI. 11 :30 A.M.-2:00 P.M. DINNER MON.•SAT. 5:30 P,M. SUN. 5:00 P.M. CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH SUNDAYS -10 A.M.·2 P.M. .·ii'• - the matter 1s that the proposed bank 1s slated for an adjacent location and Kam's holds a long·lerm lease on lhe present site. At issue here, too, is considerable unce r- tainty about the area's ruture in terms of en- vironmental protection, the Coastal Com· m1ss100 and tramc control. Even so, let it be known that none or these factors has any bear- ing on Kam's continued operation ror the foreseeable time to come. ITS POP ULAR CHINESE Cantonese cuisine 1s still available at 2121 E. Coast Highway. Corona del Mar, seven days a week for lunch a nd dinner. Telephone: 673-4477 Out 'N About Norman Stanley The spurious intimation that Amelia's bas closed. or 1s about to do so, has Its basis an -of all things -a sign. And the lesson to be learned in this case is to look carefully if you don't want to be cited for myopic v1s1on. Overhead, on the building NEXT to that 1n which Amelia's is located. a sign reads: FOR LEASE. So know the sign concerns Amelia's neighborini:t structure. NOT the restaurant Amelia's, too. is open as always with its top· notch Italian and seafood specialties: 3300 W Coast Highway, Newport Beach. DiMer seven days. lunch wee kdays, Sunday brunch Telephone: 642-9434. • • • A LTHOUGH FUN KNOWS no seasonal boundaries. summer a lways seems to add a s pecial measure of enjoym ent to dinner theatre. That faclor, togethe r with this week's openings of a couple of new shows on the local circuit. g ives promise or several pleasurable outings soon. ll1g hc..,l (Juahty l'-aun· Mcx.icun Foods All SPORTS EVENTS GIANT 7 FOOT TV SCREEN "Aon.-Tht... 11·30 am. to 10 p.m. Fn &Xit. 11:300.m.10 II p.m. (Q(KTAI~ )undoy 4 p.m. to I 0 p.m. 9093 E. ADAMS, HUNTINGTON BEACH 962-791 1 _ ............... * I ! f 'Earl~ 'Bird cMenu t t SERVED DAILY UNTIL 7;00 P.M. .. (EXCEPT SATURDAY! 'I' t /\. SllRIMr T[MPURA and Sl:MMC C:dlCl\LN t A palate pleasrnq c.omb1na11on ol marinBIJd chicken and shrimp rempum 5·1.!I;, t u. TEMrURA "l:ArOOU DINNrR t 6ut1erlly ~h11mp and f1lr1 of sole ' d1ppe<11n ii batrc-r ano duuO·lrted with onion • ny s..iuc tJ t r dnO St'VOO COl1d1mcn!S SJ •fi , U. SHl\K TIRIYAKI 6 C1101c1Jsl berl magn1llCf'nlly broiled t r 10 PIOilSU your d1sc11mona11ng taste S.t.'l!'i • t RICE SOUP OF THE O"Y TEA t t llHDIBtll t find Us on the North Side or f fashion Isla nd, Newport Center t t Reservations honored: 644-4811 t SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR YOUR PARTIES ' _ ... d.~.~ ........ _ SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH from 10 a.m. Great New Brunch Menu! Creal€.' vn1 ..,. o~ ('\""'\lets ..• Belglah l/affles ... and morel- . \ Olxieland Band Begins At 12:30 ON TH E BAY 2607 W COAST HWY. NEWPORT BEACH ., ......... ____ ,. .... -. One of America 's greatest comediennes. Martha Rayt'. opened last Wednesday in the comedy "Everybody Loves Opal ... at Sebas lian 's West Dinner Playhouse in San Clementt• With _Miss Raye starrmg m the title role. the show IS slated to run th rough Sunday. Sept. 3 "Opal" is ~rformed nightly, except Mon- day. with a special Wednesday matinee availa ble for groups. Price of admission includes din oer. show. tax and coffee. Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse 1s located at 140 Avenida Pico. just off the Pacific Coast Highway. Telephone for reservations 492·9950. ' IN TIIE M EANTIME. the h.ighly-acch11med production of "Damn Yankees" that had been playing there has moved to Sebastian ·s Dinner Playhouse at the Grand Hotel. Ana heim "Yankees" also plays nightly, Tuesday through Sun~ay. and there's a special Sunday brunch matinee. Th.e Grand Hotel 1s located at t Hotel Way, Anaheim, across from Disneyland and Just orr the Sa~ta Ana Freew<.1y. Telephone and show re· servahons: 772-7710. . Jn another opening last Tuesday, Woody Al lens corned~·'. "Play it Agam. Sam''. starring lla rvey Levine and featuring Ma rk Shapiro as Bo_gart_. commenced a limited run at the Harle- quin Dinner Playhouse in Santa Ana Admission includes dinner. dancing, pre· show .. entertai~ment and. the Allen Comedy. A :.pcc1a lly priced preview performance is scheduled for Sunday T he Harlequin Dinner Playhouse is located at 3503 S. Harbor Blvd .. between Sunflower and MacArth~ Blvds, just north of the San Diego Freeway in Santa Ana. Reservations: 979·5511. • • • ANAHEIM'S GRAND UOTEL wilJ be the scene of yet another fun-filled event next Mon- day. And disco enthusiasts. togethe r with aspiring a nd established circuit dancers, should be out in record numbers. ORANGE COUNTY'S NEWEST! HONGKONG Delicious Chinese Food At Reasonable Prices BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE BEER • WI NE • TAKE OUT I Fast Merchant's Special Luncti I Served Mon.-Fn 11 ·oo am to 3·00 pm Dinner Served All Day HOURS.' 11 :00 A .M . TO 9:30 P.M . DAILY I I 70 BAKER STREET COSTA MESA. CAL. IN THE MESA NORTH SHOPPING CENTER PHONE (714) 557-2882 COMEDIENNE MARTHA RAYE Stars in ·opal' at Sebastian's West The O<'Cas1on -C'1llt'd <in "Au~w ·!. Purty" -1.s tht· first of .i seru.•s of disco dance contests in the hotel's Crystal Baliroom. The ~venang'.s ft•.s\JVltlC!>. including a variety show for total CO· tertainment. arc slated to ~el under way ut 8 o'clock Super disc JOCkt·y Gary Michaels. nominal cd as DJ of the year on the Orange County dance contest c1rcu1t. will emcee the event. A dance .exh!b1Lion by Lo:. Angeles· disco cham-pion Nicholas R('y will <:llso be featured Two da nce contf'sts comprise the main event.-New Y~rk and Latin hustle for couples; anything goes with acrobatics and flips A total of S380 cash prizes will be ·1warded in each category ir. denominations of $100. $50. $25. $15. Celebrity JUdges include Regis Philbin and Sara Purcell of Channel 7''> .. A M .. show W-1U.Nlw" CAff{-~ r ·-.i ~J1fur \\'ayt1c nnd Jucqi.elml' Hagan znv1t1• ynu tn en1011 u superlative gourmet eI perie rc1•. u Ill' rt' c r y :;tal chandelten 1.1l'ivet seats and lusl1 greenery provtde an elegant and mtzmate sertzng for a superb lme-course feast At The Big Yellow House. that's all it costs for all tht• good old· ~ -~' fashioned cooking you can eat ... just $4. 95 for adults. even le~s for 'Iil f\'..=: most children. We serve hearty platters of golden fncd ch1ckm. e garden fresh ve~etablcs. masht!d potatoes ano gn1v~. soup and ::;alttd. ..a hot com bread wilh honey butter. plus a second entrE'l' chm changes every day. Cocktails and wine are available. And Wt' accept VISA and Master Charge. Dinner: Mon.·ThurR. 5-9. Fri. 5-1 O. Sal. 4· 10. Sun. 12-U. The 811 Yellow llou11e ln Cost• Mt'sa 11 open for lunch Monday through Frida)'. 11:30.2:00 p.m. • • • r r • The Big Yellow Bouse Restaurant 1639 East Imperial Highway. Bren • 3010 Harbor Blvd., Co~ta Mt.·~·' -··.-.i ·'-·-·---......... . . ~ C-1 DAILY PILOT rrioay July 28 1978 :Magic Fest Slated . World's Best Due in Claremont What are billed as h1ghl1ght tbe event, featured in booths on lbe some or the world's top jointly sponsored by The grounds. magicians will appear in La ff Stop in Newport Magicians. previously The First Magic Fest for Beach. s een in Sout hern Southern California The patio and lake Ca lifornia o nly at Aug. 12 and 13 at the area at Griswold's Old Hollywood's Magic Cas· Laff Stop at Griswold's School House will be the tie, will appear in stage in Cla remont. site for wandering magi· shows in the pavilion al Close-up magic con· c ians , fire·eal ers , l , J·JO and 6 p.m. each t ests. roving enter· mimes and jugglers . day. tainers and three stage C l o s e • u p m a g i c Contestants in a close· _s_· h_o_w_s_d_a_i l_y_w_i_I_l _s_o_u_v_e_n_i_r_s_w_i_l_l _b _e up m agic contest will ------------------co mpete for band · ~olden ·"'''· :-.,., ~~ -.Jragon· . ·._ WftJINE DnNESE MANDARIN DISIES Speciotizing In Chinese A lo C.orte Dishes LUNCH•OINNER OAIL Y Food To Take Out 11 30 AM lo 10 PM. Z02J ...... ltYd. COSTAMISA 642-7162 • 631-9911 sc ulpted ceramic troph ies and a paid engagement at The Larr Stop in Newport Beach. The close-up contest ls open to amateur and professional magicians. Admission to the pavilion shows is $3.50 adults , $1.50 for those under 12. Those wishing to enter the close-up contest may telephone <213> 464· 7523 "'-----------------..,. for information. . .. .. i: I: I~ T e Taste of Italy 34294 Coast Hw'}l.,Dana Point , c:a. For reservations 493-0604 FOR A REAL TASTE TREAT ~ #: J GJfltl-.-J.01e. ~irPorter • GOURMET DINING -ME.DITEARANEAN RM 18700 MAC ARTHUR BLVD, • CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH SUNDAYS 10 J PM IRVINE, CALIFORNIA • DANCING NIGHTLY -CABARET LOUNGE • (.,APT AIN·s TABLE COFF f;f SHOP -24 HRS. IOPPO!OtlU OtanQC CountyA1rpot1I (714) 833-2770 "YANKEES' A WINNER". Tom Titus Daily Pilot "DAMN YAN KEES' SUCCEEDS AS FINE ENTERTAINMENT". Karl Wray Anaheim Bulletin "' .... ill~<-, '6ta1nn Jl ;'.~~.::;~:::;""'m ya~~~-~~,s~" fl Tul'S. WM. Thur~ .• Sun Iv~ '!>14 00 -~ -· -· • f ,,. 'lolbOO,S<lt $17.00 _,. $TARRING Sun O•unch Maltnl'l' ERV /\01111•. $1 l 00 (.ll•ld•en . $8 00 BRIAN AV ln•IUdO Otnrwr, Snow, Ta" & CutlCI! AS JOE HARDY 1 HOTE.l WAY, ANAHEIM -(Acron From 01sney1an<Jl NOW PLAYING 'Tuesday thru Sunday Tues. "Spec.ral" • Sl 1.00 Wed., Thu•s. Sun.· $14.00 f" · s .c..oo Sat.· 111.00 1nc1uoes Dinner, Show, Tax &. & Coffee . STA~RING IN ~bodyL~ OPAL 140 AVE. PICO· At The Sea ·SAN CLEMENTE RESERVATIONS {714)492-9950 EVERY SUNDAY 10:30AM-2:30PM Choose from a mouth watering selection of • Eggs Benedict • Crepes a la Reirie • Beef Stroganoff Yorkshire and French Toast. Plus a wide variety of delectable entrees. All brunches include freshly baked Blueberry Muffins, Peaches in Champagne or Orange Juice. Priced to please Browm RESTAURANT HUNTINGTON BEACH 16160 Beach Blvd. (714) 842-6602 -~ -. . . . . , . .. . ~ , .. Shakespeare Plagers Dave Thompson, left, of Garden Grove and Dan Woren, Newport Beach. are featured in the Chapman College production of Shakespeare's "As You Like It" today through Sunday. Performances are at 8:30 p.m. daily on the Shady Quad of the college at 333 N. Glassell St.. Orange. Information 997-6856. From Page CI PACIFIC ..• Purkiss listed a few gr:.1duatc::. \\>ho havt- rurthercd their professional pur:s u1t, if not become stars. DIANE KEATON, WINNER of an Oscar for her performance in "Annie Hall" played in the OCC production of "Sound of Music" when she went by the name Diane I I all Donna Fuller. who was in the 1970 produc· tion or "Mun of La Manch<J." hai. Joined the Mark Taper Forum company in Los Angeles. Two former musical cast members may not q u i t e h a v e t h e 1 r n a m l' 1 n I i g h t s o n Broadway, but their faces are well known for starring roles in television commcrc1a ls. Peter Jason. who was kr.own as Pete Ostl· ing, starred in "Music l\h!n" and "Camelot" at OCC before becoming the lead m an H. Salt Fish 'N Ch1pscommerc1al. A RT HUDDLESTO~ H.\S also found a number or commercial roles since his days tn· the cast or "Kiss Me Kate." Variety has been the aim in selecting the productions for the summer musicals. "South Pacific" is the only show that·s been done twice. According to drama department estimates more than 100,000 people have attended the 22 productions. The biggest hit was the 1962 production of ''Kiss Mc. Kate." that drew 6,200 people TEN OTHER SHOWS. including last season's "Mack and Mabe1 ·· have drawn more than 5.500 to OCC's 1,200 scat auditorium. Purkiss expects to do at least that well with "Pacific Overtures" since the musical has only been staged twice before -once on Broadway and once in Los Angeles. "It's an excellent show. I think people will be as interested in coming to sc·e it as they have been in other shows in the past." he said. UCI Play 2 Days "Miss Julie," a drama by AugustSteindberg. will be performed today and Saturday in Studio Theater in Fine Arts Village on the UC Irvine campus. Curtain each day is8p.m. The pl ay.directed by David McDonald, assis· tant professor of drama al UCI. is being staged as part or a faculty-research project. CROWN HOUSE RESTAURANT 32902 COAST HWY, LAGUNA NIGUEL \Al C,_ ¥11Mt ,._~I 499.2e2e 4gg.5n3 South Coad'• Fineat Cu;aine IVY HOUSE RESTAURANT 384 FOREST AVE. LAGUNA BEACt4 ••·"'-~ ...... Ample free P11r1"ng 494.9491 7524558 ., -.... • I r MISCELLANEOUS Song, Band Acts Knott's Features Two Groups The Oak Ridge Boys. four-lime Grammy award winners. and Les Brown and His Band of Renown. are featured entertainment today through Sunday at Knoll's Berry Farm. The Oak Ridge Boys. who perform gospel spirituals. country ballads und conte mporary rock. will appear in the Good Time Theater at i ·30. 9 and 10:30 p.m. today and Saturday, 7·30 and9:30p.m.Sunday. They won their most recent Gram- my for a recording of the gospel song, "Just A Little Talk With Jesus." The group's recording or •'J'll Be True to You " has been on the country hit list for more than three months. BU I Golden, Richard St erban, Duane Allen and Joe Bonsall are featured vocalists of the Oak Ridge Boys while Mark Ellerbee. Harold Mitchell. Garland Crart and Don Breland are instrumentalists. Les Brown and Hts Band or Renown will perform each day at 8 p m . in Cloud 9 Ballroom at the Buena Park a museme nt center Butch Stone. Stumpy Brown and Jo Ann Greer arc featured with the band on .. Sentimental Journey ... "I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm," and .. Leap Frog." the band's theme song. The Music Farmers are appearing today and Saturday at 7 and 9 p m. m the Wagon C"mp. They perform bluegrass music. Other daily live shows mclude the ice spectacular, "Happy Seasons.·· the Howdy Pardner Show, Wild West Stunt and Calico Cancan shows and Jerry Layne and Friends. Knott's is open throughout the sum- mer season, 9 a.m. to midnight Sun- days through Thursdays and until l a. m . Friday and Saturday nights. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Roast Prime Rib of Beef ••••••.• s 6 95 Served With Your Choice Of Soup or Salad, Potato or Rice. Fresh Vegetables and home-made San Franciscan Bread Offer Good Thru August 3. 1978 JACK KNAPP IS IACll AT THE PIANO IAR MIGHTL Y 1617 WESTCLIFF DR. (Between Dover & Irvine» NEWPORT BEACH Closed Sundays Call For Our Daily Luncheon Specials Reservations Suggested 645-5222 Lunch Dinner Coektails Dancing Entertainment Nightly Open Daily banquet facilities to serve up to 300 11 :30 a.m .-2:00 a m. For The Taste of Adventure in your dining pleasure ... you'll be back again and again On the Meadow I ark Goff Course At the corner of Warner & Graham Huntington Beach 846-3391 ' . . .......... ___ .__ ..... _ . - INTERMISSION Fnday. July 2e 1976 DAILY PILOT (;:i ~lit~ !!'I.fl~~~:. ... ~ ... 'Cabaret' at Saddlebock , /-. t FIVE TRIPS EVERY DAY LONG BEACH/CATALINA CRUISES (,\ lt• Wf(K' 775·6111 • 832-4S21 ·(7'4)527-7111 "IS •'JAWS 2'' AS SCARY AS ITS PREDECESSOR? I WOULD SAY YES. POSSIBLY MORE SO." Molly Haskell, N Y. Magazine Oa11y Pilot P-by c;.ry Ambto .. SHUFFLING ALONG BALBOA ISLAND Mime Joni King Readies tor Sun Show SUN SHOW ... From Page Cl ROY SCHBDER LORRAINE MURRAY Edwards C1nl'ma:. of N(•wport Beach . Thl• Depot. M1om.··~. Bilbo Baggin!), Caf<> Metro. An- cient Mariner rc~laurants. and Coa!:.l Music Co. OCC Recytling C('nter coordinator Let' .Johnson said ton-.truction of a new center on tht• Costa Mesa carnµus and working examples of active and pa~s1ve solar heating systems and other alternative l'ner gy sy!:.tems will be funded by the S5 concert admission donation-. GARY lllMUJOll [MIV52 l l 1 !'1LRN~J<Q\'JN l'HUU'l ll1i /11 , 1lt, .f~l li(JI ii It rl..1trJ 11(11·1~HO:.J.D(U ~ · P 1rr1~ try JlAl1~0l ~/\\ARC CONCERT TICKETS may be obtained at the Lido Theatl•r. 3459 Via Lido. Newport Beach. on the day of the rnnccrt Children under 10 accompa nit>d by an <1dull will be admitted free li.:,roiiitna11( r1 111,i•rdbvH llRBllllHll HIU:,(tJ',JOO'HVllllA~ l'rr>1Htl t;vRll.HARllO /f.',I ~ d1'11JAVO BRO\VI · A\<j),1;;1e Pltru:" JO[ Al.VlS (t..__u ... njl ,1·iwM \"' "-llif"' rt.\:...0..-( ,_._..,._....,_,,~.,.~••llllM>I ~ ~M_~ .. ~lif:a !A!! .. ~~~.~~~ ~Y~.~~--..~· Solar and Jltt·rnat1\il' energy and recycling d is plays at the 1.:oncert will be provided by Orange Coast College, f'afco Solar Heating of Costa Mesa and Orangl' Acorns Inc. Tree Pro· ject. NOW PLAYING lDWARDS' llWPCMT •2 CllEMA WEST •1 Newpon Beach 644·0760 Westminster 892·4493 The Try Recycling Energy Everywhere <TREE> group will provide recycling and alternativt• energy information m the theater lobby. BUENA PARI{ DRIYl·ll Buena Park 821 -4070 • ROBERT STTGWOOD ~ "'.u.SOCl•noNWITH DEE ANTHONY or" nuo '' MJCRAJ:L SCHULTZ PETER FRAMPTON THEBEEGEFS ''SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND'' FRANKIE BOWERD PAUL NICHOLAS DONALD PLEASENCE ,. ""' • SANDY FA21NA • <1uw11.,.mu Dl>NNE STEINBERG • u"'' ANl>STEVE MARTIN ...... MAJWl"UlDllO~ Vt:CIA~WhTtT .. $ AEROSMITH ALICE COOPER EARTH, WIND 8c FIRE BIIJ.Y PRESTON I' , ' • "' ..... "'' Ill• JOHN LENNON & PAUL McCARTNEY I lll'f(i'("IR C" ... ~l'l<;i(.IAP,." OWEN IOIZWAH AK A\ <1Y"l~TI rtl\ll 'I( i,, llLL OAltS tlf .. C<'Jl4l • rnr UH ,, GEORGE HAllISOH • " ,__,""'" M'l"SlrA,U .. M·ln •-.tri•r·~1•, wwrm'" r·111 r•ruv1"'<..-i•1; "o''"' •• PATRICIA IJRCH GEORGE MAJ!TIN HENRY EDWARDS DEE ANTHONY ROBERT STIGWOOD .tic wL SCHULTZ ·~~:: NOW PLAYING ClllDOME 120 EDWARDS CINEMA Oranoe ~·2553 Costa Mesa .,.6 3102 °"4Y I 31'.} ·~ • 6 00 • 8 I~ ol~ · ... : . , . . -. "" . .. .. ,,.. --,. ,., . r .. ... ... • . J" ...... . ' FOUNTAIN VALLEY DRIVE·lll r oun1.ain va11ty 962 2ca 1 ' . . ·. . · ... Music, Ambition Crest The summer musical season reaches the crest of its wave next week with the opening of the two biggest produc tions on the warm weather s latt> "Pacific Overtures" at Orangt- Coast College and "Cabaret" at Saddleback College Much fanfart> has preceded OCC's "Pac1fie Overtures" because (al it 1s the first non· professional production in the nation of the Steven Sondheim musical. (bl 1l 1s the moi>t elaborate and ambitious show the college ha~. yet attempted. and (cl if box of£ice receipts fail to cover the expense of the show. the 23·year tradition of summer musicals at OCC will be d thrng of the past DOWN THE FREEWAY at Saddleback College, artistic. ambition <and the pressure to be self-supporting> also runs high. "Cabaret · 1:. the third and ftnal production of the newly 01 gamzed Saddleback Summer Stock Company. J Intermission Tom Titus troupe headed by professional actors which pre· viously presented "The Little Foxes" and "How the Other Half Loves" on its summer program. Al Oran~c Coast College. Stan Throneberry heads the cast in his ninth maJOr role m an OCC summ er musical dating back lo the first one. "South Pacific." in 1956. OCC dra ma instructor William Purkiss 1s directing "Pac1f1c Overtures." which encompasses more than 150 performers. crew members and mus icians. Alan Remington 1s musical director. Walter Gleckler leads the chorus. Ann Aiko Yamashita 1s the choreographer and J ames Bertholf lS de- signing the set Perform ances will be given Wednesday through Saturday a t 8·30 with an unprecedented 2 o'clock matinee on Sunday ar tcrnoon in the OCC aud1tor1 um. THE SADDLEB/\CK COMPANY . meanwhile. will open the mus ica l dra m a "Cabaret" a week from tonight for a two weekend engagement under the direction or Christopher Catt. who playt>d the comic role of William Detweiler in the troup's production of "How the Other Half Loves .. putting on t\\o ort~tn ::il pt..,y-. back to back F'ollow1n1-. thl· ... h.1:.on clos ing musical · Tw1hghl B.-1 .... r1ttc:n by Lagunan tan Bt-rnard. thl· p1..,yhou l' will of)(!n the 1978·79 .;t'u! on \\Ith anoth1:r world premiere -"A F;,11lurl· t<1 Zigtag · by Or:iniac Coast College dr;.i m;, tl achl•t :.ind 1orml·r Laguna m anaging d1n•clor .John Frrwcc<1 Audition~ tor lhl' pl<iy. a court·martial dramJ ~t·t 1n World Wur II. will be held Tuesday and Wednesday at : 30 p m al the playhouse. 606 Laguna C<tnyon Road . Laguna Beach. The all·m ale cast will rangl· 1 rom 20 to 60. with a key role· tor an Original .ictor Th(' pl:.i)' which d<:ub with the sinking of tht-NJvy cru1~1:1 lnd1anapolt5 in s hark-infested walt'rc, will opl•n Sept 19 and will run for three ..., eek:; Tho!:.c: tryini.: out must park downtown and walk or ride the tram to the playhouse. s tnCl" no parking will bl' permitted m the theater lot during th1.• f t:~tlval of Arts • JOHM ntAVOlT.A "GlfASl" IPGI JOHH ntAVOLTA "GlllASl" IPGI 11CKETS AVAUBLE Co. of I SO From Peking THE PEJlfORMING ARTS COMMNY Of THE PEOl'U'S REPUBLIC OfCHINA 41,, "OONA FLOR lit HER "'l;.1' 2 HUSBANDS" (R) AUG.~-8:30 AUG. 5·2:30 rtOGllAM I loru>o o~. Rea ~<.Ktwnmt of Wome<>. ~ MAkefi H.Mx"' ~aw-n.M>d ochrrs- AU<;.. 5 -8: 30, AUC..6-1:30 Pl.OGllAM l J'Ncoc.k Dance Mllkl.l"'°"'en of 1ne C.r..s!lil<lnds. ~lie· Hawed Girl <ll'O ()(h~~ • tU f.tW'liil ' • ·~"•• •V<"""° •..-0.-•> •.-• ~ " r·• " ,,4 ...... , c .... ..,..,,. .... """" t.r-'"oJ"t4...,.,. ...... '4 ,, .. ,, -------- U .. A.111111""'""' M....i.i' ~ "The openmg·night · ries ot sumptuous and f • Elizabeth Alpert will play the cabaret o;inger created by Laza M1nncllt. with Robert Michael Tomlinson cast as the novelist visiting Rcrhn durmg the Nazi t akeover Kirk Jackson. also seen in "How th1.• Other Half Loves, .. is the emcee. with Brian Donaghue. Janet Lazarus. Delphi Lawrence and Richard Doyle taking other maJOr roles """'ll, program left memo· I exouc stage pictures I that will linger in I the mind's eye and ~ sense that one has en1oyed a hcindtul "Cabaret" will be staged Aug 4·5 and 10-12 at K p.m. with Sunday matinees Aug. 6 and 13 a t 3 p .m . in the college's Fine Arts Theater Reservations may be acquired at 831 ·7414 or 495·2790 * THE LAGUNA MOULTON Playhouse is do· ing something that. it's s afe to say. no other local community theater group bas ever done - Call 642-5678. Put a lew words to work for ou. f of highly pnvileged theatrical moments " Rtc:hard Schickel TIME Mag.ume SHllNl AUDITOIJUM feffersoo ar Royal Mu$1C Center P~tatiolls TICJllTS: bes: it5, ll.50, 10. 9 ••• Mats: 11.50, I0.50. a.so, 1.so. 6.SO. ~~ ffiA~K WAffilLL WA~~ISON ~O~D <A~~I~ ~IS~~~ P~T~~ CUSWING ~ rs AL~( GUINNt S ~~~GA~Y KU~TZ DO DOLaY'STlllmO ~.:'~bv DcLU:~19 ~ \ PGIMNTAI. GtJllAHC( SOOO(STEt:J j~ fv\otion PICt\ft Sot.ndtrack on 20th ~·Foe Recoidsand ~I l .. l .IOM MA,11-MM.tMYNOf .. tun .... 'Oll' _. •e ttftfMNN'"~ .... ~ NOW THE FORCE ISAT A THEATRE NEAR YOU * PUTT CITY CENTER Orange 634-928:' HUNTINGTON CINEMA BROOKHURST Anohem m-6446 IRl A MALl UA Mov!8s J QQ0-4022 Huntington Beoch 848-0388 **'FOX Fullerton 525-4747 ANAHflM DRIVHN Arohern 87Q-9850 WARNER DRIVE·IN CINEMA VIEJO M.sslOn Viejo 830-69QO lDWARDS CINEMA CENUR Huntington Beoch 847-35~1 f ASHION SQUARE lo Habra 691-0633 Costo Meso 979-4141 ........ ' -. $ '70MM DOLBY ••:JSMM DOLbY ~ '<C OAS$($ ...C:CfPTtO fOll TltS (~M[Hl MATINEES AT MOST l~EA~S C\4E<!IC MAJlll Ol!lfC'OCl!fS fOO 9<>W!IM'S Oii C.lit ~l'-•Clfl . . ·-----· . -.. " . . -. . • .. . • i: . . • . t .· ' .. ' j • . .. • 1: .. ~ • ~ ' '· .... _ 0 DAILY PILOT Fnoay, July 28 1978 ROCK TALK I GALLERIES IRISTDFFERSDN and MacORAW Super Group Remains Anonymous IQ",.. --- • lf41tf!l II ~ "'°""" KRIS AU wrm 1 EilSCll · MKGRAw Abba Mu sic Danceable Despite Unimportance By LISA ROBINSON The Russians once asked them to make d 100-conccrt tour of the U.S.S.R. They're the most profitable industry m Swed en, ahead of giants like Volvo and Saab. They've sold nearly 40 million records around the world. I 'll give you a hmt: ANNI-F RID LYNSTAD, Benny Anderson, Bjorn Ulvaeus. and Agnetba Faltskog/Ulvaeus. Never heard of them? Well. they're not ex· actly household name:.. and this superest of super groups remains strangely anonymous in the U.S. despite their wild success. But, ABBA is a strange group Their glossy machine music sound is unmemorable : their conglomerate reality <they own an art gallery. a movie theater , a film studio, many hotels and restaurants) gets paid royalties in oil and grain. You wouldn't recognize them on the street, they're hardly recognizable on their album cov· ers. Despite this. some feel they are the un· ivers al pop group of the 19705, as universal as the Beatles in the 1960s . THEIR SECRET IS AbbamusiJc. Record after record they slide plastic sex and haunting melody against an insane electric symphony. They don't say anything important, their music has no meaning, but you can dance to it and if you tum it up loud enough and lie down on the floor you can get lost in 1t. Li sten to an Abba record. Any Abba record (although their hits are always better than their album cuts which tend to be incredibly porn- One-man Show ~~191~~~ ......... ~c:~~r::,·."A~~~· At Art School ~reeway MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "SGT PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND" (PG) "ClOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND" "'SWARM " !PGl "THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY" (PG) "T.G.l.F." 'THE CHEAP DETECTIVE" CPG) "MURDER BY DEATH" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG) "FOUL PLAY" (PG) "FUN WITH DICK & JANE" "CONVOY" "EAT MY DUST" (PG) "THE DRIVER" (R) "THUNDER AND LIGHTNING" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" ·AMERICAN HOT WAX" (PG) "CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND .. "THE DEEP" (PG) "DAMIEN: OMEN 2" (R) -THE SENTINEL" ALL. DRIVE INS 01'1!:'.H 6:l0P.M.MIGHT\.Y C11110 u noe• 12 F..e Unlflf • KlclO•• P1ay9rouno • ' • • • Y!MR8EN JAMES • # -..: .. " 8EAT1Y MA3CI' w rm a cm&§A-~ ~-~------..ll'\' ........... ..,.,, ___ ....,,.__ ._,,,,,,_ - . . : . • •• r . . . , - ONE-MAN SHOW -Paintmgs of Sueo Serasawa at Laguna Beach School of Art. 2222 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach, Sunday through Aug. 25. Hours 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. 8 X JO -First group exhibition by 10 photo· graphers at Susan Spiritus Gallery, Aug. 4 through Sept 16. Susan Sp1ritus Gallery. 3336 Via Lido. Newport Beach. Reception Aug. 4, 7 to 9 p.m . Gallery hours. Tuesdays through Saturdays, J 1 a m. to 5 p m. GEOLOGY, FOSSILS, ARCHAEOLOGY - Orange County-Jurassic to Juaneno, exh1b1t of earliest geologic period of county fossils at The Galleries I Exhibits Museum of North Orange County, 301 N. Pomona Ave .. Fullerton. Hours Tuesdays through Fridays, 10 a.m to 3 p.m., Saturdays 10 a.m. lo 5 p.m. and Sundays, noon to 5 p.m . MULTI-MEDIA SHOW -Shirley Hen· derson, Los Angeles artist . wi ll use dance and choreography along with projected images in H p.m. performance lod;;iy at Nt.'wport Harbor Art Museum. 850 San Clemente Drive. Newport Beach. Museum members fret>. non-members. $1. COLOR ART P HOTOS -Work or George Katzenberger of Costa Me!>a al The Photo- graphic Gallery, 303 Palm Ave . Newport Beach, opens Tuesday at 8 p m. Gallery hours. daily except Mondays. 3 to 10 pm. TWO ARTISTS -Oils or John Asaro and watercolors of R.A. Benson at Challis Galleries. 1390 S. Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Thurs· day through Sept. 3. Hours Wednesdays through Sundays, 11 a.m.to 5 p.m. DUTCH TULIPS -Original watercolors of Dutch tulips, acquired from Van Tubergen Botanical Library of Haarlem, Holland. on ex- hibit at Norton Simon Museum. Colorado Boulevard a nd Orange Grove Avenue. Pasadena. Hours, noon to 6 p.m. Thursdays through Sundays. Non-museum members ad- mission fee. adults $2, students and senior citizens, 75 cents. MIXED MEDIA -Paintin~s by Jean Edelstein at Bird's Eyt' View Gallery, 3420 Via Oporto No. 3, Newport Beach, Saturday through Aug. 30. Hours 11 a.m. to 5 pm. Tuesdays through Sundays . I • • • • -p . -"\ .. paus>. Listen to their mos t recent hit, "Talce a Chance." Hear the lead vocal in unison, the background vocals in counterpoint. The lush female voices talking, the voices getting closer. then moving away, the 10 rhythms <at least> locking into one sexy pulse. The echo chambers. tape delay, digital del l\.Y. The violins. barpsicords. synlbesizer strings and real strings. And if you listen close. you'll hear one or two rhythm guitars, electric guitar. bass and drums. Who knows what else is in the forest of sounds above which the vocals float. It's beautiful. Exquisite cheap sentiment. AND THE LYRICS -whatever they are. Abba is second only to Kraftwork an the repeti· lion of En~lisb slan~ as lvric. The lvrics mean nothing; they mean everyUung. They prove that English is better than Esperanto. Abba has cleaned up in just four years. In 1974 Benny and Bjorn's "Waterloo" won Abba the best son.g in the Eurovision Song Festival Contest. Outside the U.S .. this introduced Abba in a big way; the Song Festival is seen on TV by half a billion viewers in 32 countries. From "Waterloo" the group went on to other international bits: "Hooey Honey", "Mamma Mia," "SOS." "Fernando," "Danc- ing Queen." "The Name or the Game." But in the U.S. fame ca me slowly . WHILE THEY WERE selling albums in the millions worldwide from 1974 on, it wasn't until 1976 that Abba had their first gold record in lbe U.S. ("Abba's Greatest Hits"> and their first top-10 single <"Fernando">. Doubly difficult to understand when you consider that AM radio in America thrives on pop pap. Now that they have their rent paid for the ( ROCK TAL K ] next hundred years. Abba are making an at· tempt to be "valid " You know, pure poppers also want to get played on .. FM radio" and have kids dig their message. to be considere<t an "album band." A thirst for critical acceptance, to be considered '"hard line progressive." Abba is certainly not at all "bard Une pro- gressive." In the 1950s you had to be Elvis, in the 1960s the Beatles to sell as many records as Abba. In lbe 1950s and the 1960s you had to be new. different. outrageous, original, distinct. In the 1970s it seems as if you're better off being unrecognizable in crowds of four or more peo-ple. PATl'I SMlm ONCE put it this way: It was about four in the morning in the lobby of N.Y 's Palladium after her 1976/1977 New Year's Eve show. A group of friends and New York rockers like John Cale, Tom Verhune, David Johansen and the Ramones were stand· ing around while Patti waxed poetic over a toast to the New Year. She talked about what was happening to rock 'n roll. She explained bow the radio played racist rock. "You think you're free and boogying," she said, "but actually lbece's a giant band holding you in place." R adio stations don't like load electric guitars and upbeat tunes all that much. In a way, rock and roll ls underground once again, and the likes or Abba rule the airwaves. PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS A MILUR·MILKIS/ COUN HNJGINS PICTURE ~(llfME -CHEVY DOOE I FOUL PLAY si.= BUIGSS MEREllTii DUll£Y llDI ...un THOMAS L MUER •EDWARD K. MllklS :w~ lnll ~ .. ~ CfWlfS FOX ;,:!=i= SGlldlract•a.*le•Wli~ r-:_ ~~-~bJBllJllaldol AWUT l'tT1Jl ,., ;:;-,.... ...... ~ ~ STARTS TODAY c.MA WOT Wes1mmster 1114) 892-4493 u QIOIA Cosca Mm 1114) 5'0·0594 UA •emu 81'1117141990-40n C..aolll Orange (714163M553 To break the driver, the cop was willing to break the law. RYAN O'NEAl · BRUCE DERN • ISABEllE AOJANI in a A LAWRENCE GOR()(X\J PRODUCTION "THE ORMR" Ca-~°''W'9 RONEE BLAKLEY· AssoclOle Producer FRANK ~'ARSHALL ·Produced by LAWRENCE GORDON Written and Directed by WALTER HILL· Music MICHAEL SMALL· COLOR BY DeLUXE ® ~ t>"""'"cuo""uo• A Twert10th Centu1y-Fox/EMI Films Presentation .:C..U:.~:e.u:-~=., L .. J MANN THEATRES South Coat Am I· Com MIN ClnemMlcld . AMhllm BrllAm·Brtl ····-~"'--· ..... -.... SYUFY STADRJM OA1Ye-1t ·ORANGE UNITED ARTISTS .......... w.mi•• .......... ROCK CONCERT REVIEW .• ":h. Visit Barbra .md over 200 othe r Gredt Stars di World I amo~ The Biggest Gattwriog of ~tars in the World °""' °"" ..... """"' 111 'Y•• ....... I·~•\ (.lo_, w. 6w-n.. 1.t111ai., MOd I llloc~ ... ._ K-. • a.,,_ I '"" Fnday. July 28 1978 OAIL V PILOT €1 Are Stones Only Made of Clay? By MICHAEL PASKEVICll 041MO.lly~IMC It was a sad d1ty for rock when the Rolling Stones proved lo be mere musical mortals Sun day at the Big A in Anaheim The most glaring omissions -an accepta- ble l>Ound system and musical Intensity on the Stones ' part -reportedly were recovered for Monday's final show. BUT BV THEN the depressing news was already out The Stones had slipped badly, right there 1n front or ss.ooo fans who~e pre-concert t•xcitcment faded with each uninspired send up of old Stones· classics. Even the new material from the "Some Girls" album which led to the bevy of "Stonei. Are Back" articles, failed miserably. .. Beast of Burden" creaked along in a style befitting a garage band and the humorous , gospel/country lyrics of "Far Away Eyes" sue cum bed to J agger's horribly off-key vocals. Play, Time Click The realization that the Stones were in trouble first became evident during the lengthy gaps between songs. The quintet hud· died together as 1f trying to find some miracle play that would pull the game out. The crowd noise equaled a collective yawn. A ratally slowed down version of "Honky Tonk Women" made guitarist Keith Richa rd's rhythm chords sound like death knells. Even competent versions of ''Brown Sugar " and "Love In Vain'' failed to stir much excitement. Jagger, arguably the most cparismatic lead singer to ever grace a stage, seemed ill at ease. hoarse and confused. missing whole verses or catch phrases that might have saved some race. OUT OF DESPERATION. J agger tried every postunng trick in his playbook. making the moves seem contrived and sadly outdated. "I love you too much to lose you," he told the crowd at one point. fl was truly movmg to see childhood Idols crum blina before my eyes but tears refused to well with the realization that the gate would take in more than Sl 3 million in two days The Stones d eser ve no pity nor glowing tributes over the band's importance to rock a nd roll On Sunday. this was s imply a band that didn't deliver 50 percent of what was expected. rather demanded of 1t. Granted. bad days ha ppen to the bes t of bands. and the Big A barely rates above Death Valley as an ideal ~1te for outdoor con· certs. So don't leave the Stones for dead yet - it's happened so many times before. But who can e xplain these v1s1ons in which Mick Ja~ger 1s wearing a business !>Ult. puffing on a big cigar and singing "My Way?" MORE CONCERT NOTES: Sunday's show only reinforced the pure greed that hes beh1!'d s uch rock 'n roll monstrosities. The fans are an ievitably the losers. braving interminable waits. 1degrading physical searches and seating that often requires a telescope to see the stage But promoters are certainly aware of the in· tangible lure of big na'mt-rock ·n roll. and as long as folks are willmg to pay. you can be sure there will be bands to play Members or the sum- m e r mus ical theater works hop, Making a Play From Scr atch. wi ll present their original production at 7 p.m . Wednesday in the new Little Theater of Irvine High School. --------------------Ready to perform an 7(18' 29 & 30 ,011 IAlK N ll A CHEAP D\f&fTIVE (PG) IAHIT TEST (PG) IOlllf. NO ,USU IOY SCMllDU JAWS l 11'-N0-6.JO .. O el .. I & 11 00 S(MIU, NO ,AUU -~r.'9':'1:---""'.:-:"-, Ml(MAfl CAIMI e l lCMHD WIDMAU I C ,._" .. -.. 494·1514 THE SWAIM (PG) "us AMERICAN HOT WAX (PG) IOY SOlflOH JAWS l (PG) IJ:>O e J·OO e S·>O e l•OD & 10.acl -8Y. NO ,.USU our euuY THI IUDOY HOll Y STORY (PG) "us f.1.5.T. (PG) RUOTT GOU\.D ''CAJ'tUCORHOHE" WDAll-1-t:ll '4l/111t6-1:1 ......... , ..... ,, KRJS KlltSTOFRRSON .. CONVOY .. •WU:D TRA,... "'11 HllllS II IACKI llVIHGI Of Tl4I "If« 'AHlKR (II "us WHHl'S '°"AT PO -----IOllH ruvoua • OUN NCWTON-IOHN GHASI (PG) "us mNAGI GUlfm I "111 JAlll I AN AU f I JHI CHEAP DIRCTIVE (PG) PIUS THI NOUIMAN (PO) IOllY. HO "'INS ~-------~OUT IUNT THE IUOOY HOUT STOIT (PO) 'llll ,.,.IMali ___ _. THANK GOO rrs fllOAT (PO) . .. , ITAH ~1114 • t.v« OHM THI DllVll (I ) l'lUS CONVOY (POI Ill If aeAINI STAI WAH (PG) l'lUI ALPHA INCIDINT PG . .... ~ ... ,.. r .. ... • ''The Dragon Who Swallowed Time" are, at rig ht, firs t r ow : Melinda Gudel man, Teresa Ortt. Robert McNaug h ton. Les lie Beck and Nancy Kist· inger. IN THE second row are Mary Ann Kropp, Gr etchen Mitchell and Bryan Moreno. Tickets are $1 for adults and 50 cents <or child ren. Seating is limited and may be re· se rve d by calling 552·4424 The workshop. a com- p I e t e ac tin g co n - servatory for students age 6 to 14 under the direction of Hal O'Neal and Sharon Sircello. has been part of the Irvine Unified School District's Summe r Sc h ool o f Performing Arts. WHEN SUM1'1 E R school was cancelled, sponsorship or the pro- gram was assumed by South Coast Cultural Services League, Inc .. a non-profit group provid· ing cultural experiences for Irvine and surround· ing communities. Forty-five stude nt s will take part in the pro· du c tion whic h culminates their studies of stage movement, pan· tomime and improvisa tion. vocal music and playwriting. ROYAL COURT FINDS SUMMER PALACE TOO CROWDED In Re hearsal for 'The Dragon Who Swallowed Time' In lrvlne rnWIN Alillf s ,11nc1io1 aim[ ~WA~M· G Wll Ulllllli 18$$ mw WllWI m CWIHAI• MIA lllHftlUI al.JOHUI Ill CUii ISi Rml Pllll IUll u Riii rlCIJIS IUICI lUW flt k.llVWl.o... .a lldl 10.~ • u. ~ ....... ettt1~ mWlN AlllN Sou.,~~ ~ll~UN~ mW~liANl 111111-, JrnWt ~~w~Mn~ 1-~~·.e.:~=~=.:~-,~· 1 r PG! PMOOAI.~ SUlaSTtD ·-•--=--;::.:;.,'"' ~~·1•~fifW'fl'llf'Clf"'"llOAU" ,, • .,,. ... w . ' ' .... • ~ R WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS' THE CAT FROM OUTER SPACE' Slalmg KEN BERRY. SANDY DUNCAN. HARRY MORGAN. RODDY McDOWAll ono McLEAN STEVENSON #llltr ov TED KEY tt,Uic LALO SCHIF RIN et> ~ov NORMAN TOKAR l'locMleoov RON MILLER t•"'l'CW.'!Pv NORMAN TOKAR• TECHNICOLOR'" fi=!l~ .._,.., ..... ..,,...,w.•,,.~ro t<.c•w'~Mpt(~~"O"'t l!!J .....,..._,,""" ......... 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OOY• --- PLUS ~LUI 'THE SHAGGY "A DIFFERENT o A · STORY" ~J1~1.a P.l!~i\ PUZ IA> • ro.o .-. u .. 1 . --J t DAILY PILOT Friday July 28. 1978 Television TONIGHT'S LATEST LIST1NGS fRll>A Y EVENING 4 30 0 BASEBALL B.ill1m.,,e Ouolto> vs C111> ror n1a Angels 8.00 0 0 0 NEWS 0 WILO, WILD WEST W.ist ancJ Goroon lly I<> Girrumvt>nl 1ne thell ol Mon111zuma b lr1tawr11 by .1 phony orchtiolog1cal ... ped111on m MOVIE * * * * Anatomy 0 1 A Murotlr ' ( 19S9t James Slewarl Ben Giuzilro '1} STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO M1i\o is •.iCecl w1lh lhe 1111~11 ol uy1nq 10 tocn1e ti 11.,ac~.,o ~111pm11n1 01 rddtO&ChV!' QOld fD OVEREASY , I Cl'>Pvy Cnase Narsa• Oav•d cooks s1ull&0 caboaoe. Suppl1>m1tnta1 Secut•IV irtcomr F1011oa '> Fish MJry tRt W DANIEL FOSTER. M O All in the 'Farnily' Complic .111ons l'1egn.1ncy t CBSNEWS 1'D' ABC NEWS 0 1 8:30 fD MICHAEL JACKSON l om Wicker. as60C•Ble oa11or ol lhe Now York 1 omei IUlks about lhe 1811· ure ol lhC press 10 cover IHQ 1>us1ne;,s !he .. avl'rl1S&rli power ovrr the P•llSS. lht• POSSll>l!l p1evon11on ol the Afl•ca nots by meo111 coverage 111d 1hf' rol111lonsn1p ot 111<1 llr .. ;,s w tna po1tcc the puohc: and Hie w1111e House Fred e nc Fore:.-.t <left l tne:.-. lo connlll'l' l\nthonv Quinn to Id him out of thP t'l'ImL· ;.,.ndi<:<Jt<.' in the movie "BN1uttful But Ocudly. ··, airing tonight <.Jt !> un ABC. Channel ?. search tor the ktonappeo rlaughler of a lop singer El!) MACNEIL I LEH REA ~EPORT so THE DICK HANNA STORY <Repeall (I) JOKER'S WILO 7:30 f) TATTLETALES Ci) WILO KINGDOM m CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT HomP Secuoly Conlllel L en~l·' B11nkrup1c.y a TO TELL THE TAUtH 10) MERV GRIFFIN &uesl<> Ethol Gould Onuv W111,,.m, Arlnut (,ootrry 7·00 0 CBS NEWS 0 NBC NEWS 0 LIARS CLUB 0 ABC NEWS 0 BOWLING FOR DOLLARS l!) Tt-!EFBI lr111.p,·c.rr11 rr'\klUP dtreCh d Wolf Pack .. 0 NEWLYWED GAME 0 @) HOLL YWOOO SOUARES 0 JOKER'S WILD El!) 28TONIGHT I-lost Clele RODAflS SO THE RAMS ARE COMING "' !COCE s.l)K1a1 on ""' Los Anq•les Ram'>' mo.e 10 An.ahfo1m 18) YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPECIAL The Sellin 0 1 Jamie Thomas (Parl I)' A Sla...e 1am1ly 1s separated by an aucllon and lhe" only hopf> to 1em .. 1n 1oge1her '' " oe~perete run 10 lree- Channel Li111in911 0 KNXT rCBS) Los Angele;, Ci) KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles 0 KTLA (IM I Loe, Angele<; 0 KABC fV !ABC) Los Angeles (I) KFMB tCBS) San Diego 0 KHJ TV (Ind) Los Anr1c1e-, ®1 KCST tABCI San Diego ID KTIV t Ind ) Loe; Angele'> l!) KCOP TV (Ind) Los AngelPS El!) KCE T TV (PBS) Los Angeles m KOCE TV tPBSI Huntington Beach dom 111 m11 Nori" 8:00 €J L() WONDER WOMAN Wonder Womon und St•ve pose 83 a maid ond 11 na11onahs11c leaoer In !heir ellorts lo pro1oc1 a vis11rng queen (A) 0 CPO SHARKEY .. Punk Rock Sharkey .. Sharkey oeis uneipecloo llac;k when he trte& 10 ro1urn a 17-year-Olo runa- way 10 hat hOme (R) 0 BIG BATTLES Sta11nga10 Death 0 1 An Army • Normandy ihe T •Cle Turns · 11111er s auompt to O\!Oftake Sta11n- gmo 1a11s Oeta1ted 1001age 01 001n me Ge<man and A1r.ec1 Forces prepomuon tor O·Oay is shown as 1nev move clOser 10 lhe l1no1 moments 01 lhe Thud Rt>rCh 0 0~ TABITHA Tab1lh• s Party The w11cnes oec1ae T at>t1ha ,.., 10 marry o monol ono c;noose P~ul Thur,.on 10 bo 1he lucky man IR) 0 MOVIE * • * Thi" Happy FP<Jltng t 1958) Oebb•e Reynolds Cun Jurgl"Os A riuireo actor returns 10 the stage alhJ• tonv1nc1ng ,1 young woman 10 111ve him up (2 h1~ I l!) MOVIE * • • Up frorn The Beach I 19651 Chit R~U1on lrona Oemoek A US ollieer prolecls a oro.ip ol Frencnmetas. Mr Pres•· oent · Fear 01 a secut11y cheek prompts Eo's relus al 10 play host 10 111e Pres1 oent ol the lJM&O Stoles O ®J OPERATION PETTICOAT "Operation Opere11on · Commander Sherman ·~ strocken w1lh append1c111s 1us1 as the Sea T•gor is reaoy 10 attack an enemy lanker IA) ED ~ WALL STREET WEEK A Midsummer s Markel Mystic .. Guesl Newton 0 Z1nder. 111ce pres1oen1 1ech111cal analysis E f Hullon Company. Inc 8·00 €J (I) CBS MOVIE * * * '> The Pnvate Lile 01 Snerlock 1-lolmes ( 19701 Rot>eecomes involved 1n 1ntema11onal poto1oca1 on!rtgue while on a rouuno missing husband case 1J ROCKFORD ALES · To Protecl Ano S&flle" An enthuS>8S10C police bull (Joyce van Patten) 1eop- ar d1zes Rock lord's auempt to save a youno womon from mobslers bV revealing the woman ~ hideout (R) fJ @) ABC MOVIE * • '> •· Beautilul Bui Oeaoly" ( t973) Anlhony Outnn. Rot>e11 Forsler A modern-day member ol ii Malla tam1ly who oesper· a1e1y wants out tinos h•m- sell cauglll belween warr· '"0 tacttons over the seteehon ol a new ooo m MERV GRIFFIN Guesls ElllOI Gould Barry Wtlllams. Arlhur Gaolrey B1uce Mahler Joyce Ca1te11. Sieve F1testooe Anorew Cr am mer El!) MASTERPIECE THEATRE Poldark • Ehiabeth 1hreatens to leave her huS· band atfe< Warleggan s men harass Drake and t>ea! him. Oemelza s rf'la· 1oonsh1p wnh LI Armitage lakes a new turn (Pall 8 ol 13) m WORLO 'North l(orea Jacques Aen0<r ano Andre for1ta1ne become tM first Western htmmakers allowed into NOtlh Korea 1n 25 years laking a look al the cull ot personality surrounding PreSldent l(tm II Suna 10:00 0 QUINCY 00 NEWS ID FOCUS ON BRITAIN Plug the Viewers In? Brain Waves Might Aid TV Nettrorks By OEl"NIS J:.."SKOW :\EW YORK I Al'I .Just a little brain work m1gh1 "'"t' lhl• nt•twurks mtlltons of dollars in II IPv1 smn·.., .1nnual rare for n<'w program ratings. 1 nt.·urnph~~1olog1i-.t says .. Somt· ~·t•.irs lht• net works find th::it 65 percent .,, tllt'1r "''"' ~hows fail." sa ys Dr. Edward Sch:H'fl'r of thl• University of California at San Fn1nc·1st·o "Thc>ir methods for previewing the pro· l!rams lt•.1v1• loo much to chanct•" St·h;1dcr. 42. who has s pent most of bis 13 pro· I 1•ss1nnal ,\'l'ars studying brain activity. says that's "hNt' th(' future lies 1n TV prognosticating. S('llAEFER RECENTLY CONCLUDED four V(•ar~ or <'xperimrnts which he says show that a rl'st•archl'r c·an prl'd1ct A.C. Nielsen Company rat· mgs by reudrng t•hangcs in brain activity patterns nf lt-h '1...,ion viewers dH't1ng lhl' Nielsens has been no better th.in .,11 50 pr<1pos1t1on over the years. Schaefer "·'~ s 1\nd in lt'leH!>1on. failure is measured in six or :-.t'\ l'n ftgun•s \\1th Schal'fcr's technique. electrodes from a computen7.l.'d rel'ording device are pasted to the 'tt'\\ l'r ':-. :-it<llp /\:-.he or sh<' watches a program. it l.!l'h 1nterrupll'd at random intervals for periods so -.horl thut the viewer hardly notices. IF THI::, VIEWER LIKES what he's watching. hi:-hr:nn \.\a\.'l 'S remain stc::idy. But if he isn't en· thr:1llt•d bv the fare. he 1s distracted and it shows Ill d1an1?1ng brmn activity. S('hat•fcr's t•xpcnments have run from the \cry l'xotir and even sexy to the simple and mun- d.im• He hegan le aning more toward the mun- tl tint•. ht• ...,ays. when a scholarly paper he wrote was I Urtll•rl down hy a Journal because editors fran•d that thl· !>exu<tl uspect fogged his results. That experiment involved showing viewers two :!O-m1nuh' v1d<'o tapes of a young couple. In om• t.1pt'. tht• t•ouple discussed classical music, and New Series Slated the brainw::ivt• ml.'asunng needles stayed predic tably s till ThC' other tape showed the same coupl e makin~ love· Needles started jumping. "TllE JOURNAL EDITORS £ell the method may have been m<'asuring St.>xual arousal and not lelcvis1on Vll'Wl'r interest.·· Schaefer says . Eventually, Sch aefer developed the more munda n<.• method. in which a viewer listed his 20 favorill' shows 1n order of preference. Then he woulcl watch his favorite and least favoritt• s hows . The bntin activity was always least for the top shows and most for the dis liked ones. Schaefer then showed viewers programs from what he describes as television's "disaster year ... 1975. when thl' avl•rni::e new show could be con· s idered successful 1f it lasted through Christmas. Some of the t.·xpcnmcntal viewers watched two of 1975's nl.'w s1tuat1on comedies, "Big Eddy" and "Phyllis·· "Bis:: Eddy" nopped and "Phyllis" was a success. The brain waves. bore that out "IF THE PROD CERS of 'Big Eddy' had been able to measure viewer interest fn this way. the show never would have been produced,·· Schaefer says. Schaefer has conducted several other similar t•xpcrim<'nts and says he is now talking with a television consulting firm aboul using the method next s eason Schaefer. who has conducted some expert· ments of a similar nature on retarded children at Sonoma State Ho~pital in California , says he hopes the technique will be used someday to measure the perception of mentally retarded patients and children with vision or hearing disabilities. • ••••••• -4;~}, ••••••••••• •DP . i ~ = • • • • For Kate Jackson • • llOLLYwooo <A l'> When "CharUe's l®libtt lui5t~I An~wls" has gone t'k\~~~~i:~~~~~~~~1n~\1fr~~s;:~~~~ • Friday & Saturday Night Special I t'arthundcrcontracttoABCfora •. 2 -n-=--Rib •.1 new comedy series. ABC has an· r•·u•ac; nou~~\~·ilc we ex.v.ect 'Charlie's ! Din:ners-$J3.95! I Angels' to continue successfully • •. on the newt.work for years to • Relax in tJtc rich sWTOW1.d.lngs of Oliver rome, we reel it important to con· • n.vist's. and eryoy our superb Prime Rib • tinue nnd expand our association • dinners that include Yorkshire pudding, • with Kute Jackson." said ABC • Soup or Sa.lad. Vegetables and Hot Rolls • Entertainment prC's ident An· •. & Butter. ·= JA'"'°" thony D. Thomopoulos. h She co-starred previously in ABC's "The • Offer good with co_upon only throug • Hookl t•s" ' • July31St.J978,Frtd.ayand5atwday • The n1'w rom<'dy series. as yet lacking s~ci{ics, I nights 6 tD 10 p.m. ;would be u half hour s how produced through Mi.ss • Reservations suggested. ®. • J3ckson's nl'"l>' formC'<I rompnay, Santana·Oas1s. • 833-0570 • The rontrart would also include a movie for • TUBE TOPPERS KOCE so 7 30 The Rums art· Coming KOCE ~portscaster Marshall Klein hosts this locally produced speci;.11 about the impending mov<.• of the Los Angeles Rams to Anaheim in 1980 COS f) 9:00 "The Privute Life of' Sherlock llolml·~ · A 1970 movie involv 1ng the legendary ~ll'uth tn int<.'rnational intngut'. Hobt•rt Stephens und Coltn 13lakely s t ar K C E T 28 I 0 0 0 G r t' a t Perform:.inct'S. Lt•o11.1rcl ncrn:.-.t<:tn ('on ducts the Nt•\\ York Ph1lhurmonic in two selection:.-. by Tchaikovsky Trade Unions In The 10 s ED GREAT PERFORMANCES Bornsto1r1 Conduces Tcna1kovskv fnP New York Pll1lnar moooc con· Oucltld by Leonard Bern Sle•n petlorms two p.eces b}' T Gh31~ovsky W MOVIE • * * Things To Como c t936) Raymond MUSt!y Ralph Ricttaroson Man 111no a11emp1s 10 rebu1lo CMhza1ron alter .l oev11s lah.war I I hr 30 mon ) 10:30 GJ NEWS 11:00 6 fJ Cl)®) NEWS 0 BUCK ROGERS 'The PMmlom Plane 0 MOVIE • • '" "High Crimu ( t9731 James Whttmo1e Franco Nero The c11u11011s ch1eJ 01 Genovese do1oc11ves ond his hord·hotllnQ comm1s- s1oner uncover lh1> 1denllly 01 mo man1pu1a1ors ot 11a1y s growing drug rralltc I:? hrs I m THE 000 COUPLE Unaware 01 hat 1oen111y Oscar 1ries 10 oa1e tne Pru~ss ot l1Chlens1e1n «!) AMER1CA 2NIGHT Gues1s Buck ano Hame1 Pone of the Pine Fomoly Singers ED DICK CAVETT Guest JOhn Aoed tR) 11:30 €J (() CBS LATE MOVIE * * The Thousand Ptont' Ra•d · t t969) Ch11~topher George. Laraine S1ephens A hard·nosed Air Force commandtlr' mas1ermmds a oartng assault on ,, Gor man aorcralt lnclory 0 TONIGHT Host Johnny Car son GuMIS Berl Convy O< Lendon Smtih. Muham. mod Ah 0 TWILIGHT ZONE Alra1d 01 death. a man makes n PACI w11h thO devil tor rmmortahtv 0 @') BARETTA · Sel·UP City Barella enhsts ltto aid ol an tt•· convoc1 10 solve d s1>11e~ ol robt>em•s m HOGAN'S HEROES A German olhcer 01sc;ov etS Hognn ~ esp1onagt> .1chv11v l!) GET SMART Smar! wears ~ new blazer ano •s myshhed as ob1ec1~ u1sappear arouno him ED CAPTIONED ABC NEWS m MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT MORNING 12:00 0 TWILIGHT ZONE Fleeing lrom a worlo War 1 .iortal ballle J p1101 ge" 1os1 '" both space .tno 11me m HIGH HOPES «!) HONEYMOONERS Allee ano T rtA1e btll1eve 1ha1 1he secre1 ot a nappy marriage •s do1n9 1h1ngs 109e1he1 w1lh 1ne .. nusDanas 12!30 0 MOVIE • * l101rors 0 1 The 61ack Museum c 1959) M1chat.I Gough Junll Cu1"1n1ngham A•oed by h1~ hypnotized assistant a m~stery wnlP• commns " series ol 1lru1al cnmes (, hr :?5 min 1 ID SOAP FACTORY DISCO ID MOVIE *' BIOO<lV VamporP 1 t!.167) Ao11as ROO Ja1ms Fernaoet The Odugh1er 0 1 .t coun1 .__nose tam11v ·~ deo1ca1ea 10 et1mmat1nq one particular •dmpire l~lls undPr h•S spell t2 hrs 1 12:37 0 MOVIE • *' > Alonq Cami' A Spider 1 1q70 t SuzannP Plf'sMltr· rd Nelson A WIOOW COUllS O&nqe1 when she inve~11qa1es 1ne poss• b1hty ot IOul play 1n hflr hu~band s oeulh 1 I hr 30 n:11n I (11'.>l MOVIE • • •, You Be1onq To MP ( 19 4 II Bart>illd S ta11wyci. Edgar Buchanan A wealthy man becomes 1ealous 01 his wile s medical calll!nls t , HE DELIVERS MORE NEWS EVERY DAY THAN WALTER CRONKITE hr 20 min I 1 00 Ci) MIONtOHT SPECIAL Hose Loe; 3aye1 GueSI Allndy Newmon Chuck Mang1ontl Sonnie Tyle• Garv 8u$t1Y Dennis Rous· 105 D MAVERICK Guatcmah• Coty GJ MOVIE * • Spv Ir• vow Eye f 19591 Dana Andrew,. fore• Angel• Amorrcdn .1nd Sovret dQOnl ; rnAna911 10 conlu5e nnt• ""other 1n 1hc"' "'orct> tor ~ toi.er ray !ormuta t 1 hr 4!> min I 1:30 €J TALKABOUT WITH TRUMAN JACQUES Murder By Children (() LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE love And TM 8alhlub Dolly ~l'i tier toe \tuck 1n t D11lh1uo 'JUC• t l O\t~ And '"" l<1lrn lOVt-1 Hope 1~ 1111ed by 1•6r boyh1t!n<l 1550 NEWS 2-00 0 MOVIES • • G .. robdloo 1196 •, I on~ l ou•5l• Rc.nzo f4occ1 r "" .1a11'Sman o.1robold tree~ 1ne oppre»ftd 111111an oeopkl .mo un1tt:>~ 1hem 11n0Pr lhl'll rogn1tul ruler I' tH s.,m1n 1 D MOVIE • • • Gill!' 01 Hf'll t 19S:ll Macno •c "''" l\..11uo 11aseqaw.1 OurinQ IMP 121h con1ur11 Jap;Jno~· 11-1>-0ll•On ,1 nobtewom.1n 1rnpersona11Js lhl' E mprnr.• ~n 1na1 sh!' con e11C11p1· ic ~a101v (:' nrs t LA., LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE l ovP Ant> fntt Tr.1v11linQ Satpc-,mdn A tr .tvoltn(l ~ntesmnn '" ")tuck out 1n 1hp counlry Low And T hf' I op•o~' Po11cv 11 1 .ind Howaro oec1ou In.it 1ne1r 1ouocw .,,...ld .. •nol•·~ w 311rtt!t ,., 2070 NEWS 2 30 £l STEVE EDWARDS 0 NEWS (f) GET SMART CONTROi .19f'nl u' 1><:.nq mys1e1oou'I~ mi,1 noa•o ... 1h._·1 ff:>CM1\111nQ • t>l\nana trirouQh th•• m"'' :2 45ID MOVIE • • O r Mon~u., O·•· l ,q~61 Soro' Kar1011 N Ck Aoam' A younq Amt-ri C:<tn v1s111nq n1~ E nqlosh hancef• s Pd'f'f"t..: rPt:.oi in horror Ywnrn ,,, .. , tathf\t turn' '"'" • q111n1 •unqi,, l1k,• Clfldtuft• 4 t t•t 4t. min' 3·oo ew NEWS 3.35 t) MOVIE • • • T hOSP f nononno •ounq C..nilrm' 1 ''l4~1 fiOD!'rl Younq lo;.11.111'!l o,w 3.55 0 NEWS •·oo o MOVIE • ' r ~rQO 119!>2> 8111 f tllotl Phyll1• Co.Ht'\ • 0 MOVIE • • • ~Qr .. Yl!f And A Uolly (1~4J Rtty Milland lo.i Lupino 4:30 m MOVIE * • · &!hind T"e Mt"k ( 1932: Boros K .. 1toll Con· '1.ince Cumming~ SATl'RDAY . ~RNING 7:00 €J SUMMER SEMESTER 0 HONGKONG PHOOEY 0 @) OYNOMUTT 0 PTLCLUB m L.A. PATTERNS «!) WOMEN: REEL TO REAL ED YOGA FOR 11EAL tH (1) POSITIVE PARENTING 7·30 f) CAMERA THREE Cili.Ql't ,,. Tht> Act 11051 Howard 1 !l()(l"pson P"" ~nt" JuhP KlJrntll dnd OBVIO Summe" two r sonq younq ~mottr~. •n thtot tele· V1S1Qn C)el)ut Q GOGO GL06ETAOTTERS lJ PACESETTERS 0 ~ SUPERFRIENOS m MOVIE • • M • • O• T rp Avf·ngfl' 1 •Q ' John Oerel\ Joov lJwr .. nc,. A mdn d119111se<> h1rr5€lf '1' lh+! Court ol Mon!!' CrtSlt> ·•llet the Ali.,tfri·llahan wnr 1n orOP, 10 ,nut t1.11 101~, hom Cdsamr\re C' ht JGmor> 1 II) ROMPER ROOM ED REAL ES":"ATE ANO YOU (r, METRIC a:oo tl (!' ROBONIC STOOGES 0 MOVIE • • 'Cap111n Btac~1dCk I !9S;>; George Sano"" Aqne~ Moo• CM<!ol<l A 011.(l .muggt,•1 • corvt·r'••t1 ttnm t\11t " m10.11 ~ •v wrwn nt'· rne•11 , younQ wr)mllf' t • nt Jr m,., 1 Q MOVIE • ·v1nrt Ot lyOll AQ ,,r ~I T "' •>r,n 0 1 .... ,,..,... t '91 1 Go1aon Seo" MaSS1mr Se'a•c c.nro•an 0!'11' Cl Ille Sons OI t1PtCulf'..;. teSCt.1eS p,,n. ce•" Coro lrom 111e f\rar.t 01 l yo1;i I' "'" , fD AOAY ON THE ZUYOER ZEE I h~ i>tlec1 01 ron,.nq ""' u1•f'' on '"" PllOPIP '"nQ in tnP •owns cre:tted bv 'h .... •uyot>• Zee pro:ec1 s ... -.am1ned 8:30 f) (~, SPEED BUGGY 0 @ LAFF·A·L YMPICS Q) REBOP El!) JOYCE CHEN'S CHINA A 100~ al •h•• peopt" 01 1odav , Cn1nd tl'lrougn lhf' t-V11\ nr 1 \ltS1ltnQ Amttn· r~dn-Ch•nA~,. fJm11v 1•, 011..,eo 1Capl1onoo1 FRA>JK REYNOLDS In <i typ1cul half hour show. ~1 televt:-101'1 nl'":o-pcr~onaltty reads only uhou• as manv word~ a~ arc printed l'\.Cf.\ day on the fronl pa~l' of thl' Dally Pilot JOHN CHANCELLOR Thu:.-., your Dwb Pilot <:arncr bnng~ .\ 011 1 lot mor<' n<w-. of thl sta te, natwn :ind \.\.Orld than vou sc..•t• on TV t\ncl • .)OU gl't romplC'k ne'' s ·und p1ct ures of <.'vent:-rlo<i c· to homl' that \\'a lie r . Frank an<1 John don't h.t\l' l 1mdor Thl'rt· ;11'l' 1norc..• I han 900 l)u1 I) Ptlt11 "m \\ "<'<l"ll'I""' Each 1!-an 1nOl•JH'nd ... n1 merchunt lt·armng val11ahil· !c<,son~ <ibout pt•u pit and hu~1nl ~" BO.''S and g 1rb nV('r 10 .'<.'urs old l'an <•..irn \\111 k I ht•\ ll·u rn a:-Du 1 h Pilot <'arnl•r.., To tx:tomt> t• Dn1ly Pilot "ne\\M'l:lstcr · 1ust call ll42--1321 <.Jnd ask for the circ·ulat1on dc partnwnt Chanc·t·:-tin• good ;ou·11 fi nd .1 prnf1t a hlP t•an tt•t rol!I c· near \our homr Wallc..·r rc..•ttll) d<u:sn 1 m1ncl tlw <'om pl'l 1 I l(lll DAILY PILOT .:.l .::..el~e...:.''..:..:is.:..:.lo~n::·...:Th...:..:.:o.::m.:..::o'.!po:.:.::.u:..::lo::.::s...:.:~.:::.a:..::id:..... ________ =. Sh£raton Newport I [ J R~EA~lnthe --~~~-~----------------------------------, CK ANDERSON • ff4511KArt1'1r8111td...~-. . !! (tdU..CJCWWa"qf8Crc1'&JfacArtluuJ f • • . ..... " -.. -,. . r . -• -... . . . , ~ . •••••••••COVPON••••••••ll . ... ~ , .... ,,,~'9 -. "' -..., ~. .. .... . -. J MOVIE REVIEWS 'Lonely Hearts' Cinematic Anarchy Clubs Senses By EARL DA VlS T ................. --1 .. If Universal's .. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" had been re· leased 10 years ago at the same moment the original Beatles album s urfaced . the correct description no doubt would have been "It':. very 'psychedelic'." Wha t that now-dated \\-Ord meant v.a:. spacey, bright, fla!>hy and "Oh, wow, man, look al all the pretty lights." Any of those adject ives could apply equally well lo R obe rt Sta g w ood's opulent but empty film production. They've t aken the fl esh of the memorable Lennon.'Mc Ca rtn ey songs and tra nsposed JUST WHEI YOU TIOUIHT IT WAI SAFE TD ID BACH TD TIE MOVIES. PETER. SELl.EAS ;,, 8LAi'£ EDWAIOS' their gt•nUy playful es· sence onto J freaked-out melange that results m sheer cinema tic a narchy. The only left-handed complime nt w e ca n bestow upon it is there's nothing else around that remotely resembles it - thankfully. Directo r Mich ael Schultz (who's perfectly capable under less stri· dent circumstances> has :.erved her e more as ringmaster for this brassy circus that tosses <-very scrap 1t can think of into its visual l>tew. H e nry Edwards' screenplay 1:-0 a blueprint of escapades document· ing how Billy Shears c Peter Frampton) and his buddies cthe Bee Gees> succumb to the sin anct sex of evil ol' Hollywood but regain themselves in time to save thrir magical town rrom th<.' greed of Mean Mr. Musturd Ca leering Frankie Howerd ). Fnday. July 28 1978 O~ILY PILOT PETER FRAMPTON, SANDY FARINA REUNITED IN 'SGT. PEPPER' .An THEATRES-ORANGE COUNTY. MANN'S so. com PLAZ• C111l .. ia l41t •111t1 ~1111 -cl.OSI IMCOUM'l9S Oii THI THllD DG• INI • ..-..,1~.4' "CAT .. OM OUTm SPAcr t•I 1:1•- 11u.- MANN'S "HEAVEN SO. COAST PLAZA CAN WAIT .. (PG) t111J lleU )411 '"''" I IC9T I 12:45·2:35-4:3C>-e:25 "6?111 MOtASM!i 8:20-10:15 MANN'S SO. com PLAZA Q~ln!lt•ll ~tlm MANN'S CINEMAUMO 14M So 11.Mttl a.th11t •» 1111 MANN S CINEMAUND 1414 It ••rltr .. ,..,. m ''°' MANN'S CINEMALANC MM St MJ'"' •u1t1• I» 1611 fll"lllJ .. "THE DRIVER .. f Rt I :OO.J:4M:JO 6: I W :OO.t:45 ll(INUll "CANICORN OHr IPG> I :00.J: I S.S:lO 7:45-10:00 '"SA TIJIDA Y .. tGMT RYlr Ill I J:4S.4:J5-l:JO "'1Hl84D • 2:50.6:40.1 O:JS 1111''"*' ''THE DRIVER" lR) I : 1 '-l:OCM:4S 6:10-I: IS. I 0:00 It's almos t a rock world's view of .. The Wizard o f Oz" :.is ~------------------r------------------;=:;;::;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;:;;;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;;::;::;;;;;;:::; :mme Het8£iT LOM • R.08elT WEB8Ei. with DYAN CANNON M.ni< weNRY MANCINI • Euc~tl•c Prt4uw TOHY AMM1 ScrUI\ Pl11.,, FWi' WALDMAN·IOM CLAa,·8LA~£ EDWAIW$ AnimaliOf\ tePATIE •FMLENG- Stor1 ~ILA'E EDWARDS• 1rod"'td &l\d Directed by BLA~E EDWARDS [Po!"'""·~-""':;:''--.---.-·:.· 1r:-: ... UrutedAmstl Frampton and friend:. encounter villaips galore (A lice Cooper, Aerosmith> as well as gorgeous girls c Oi;rnne Steinberg>. Of course. our boy Bil· ly returns to the arms of his one trut• l ove, Strawberry F1l•lds <San dy Farina>. culminating in a climax filled to overflowing with guest :.tars. The movie misses the bull's-eye more than 1t connects because it sub· stitutes frenzy for in· spirallon George Hurns 1s the sole oasis of calm as the bemused small town m ayor who narrates this assault on the senses. Everyone ebt• g<-ner:.i lly breezes on by, which is a regr e ttable waste of such talents as Donald Pleasence. Steve Martin and the attr::ictive Stein· berg. Rated PG IT GETS BETTER EVERY TIME YOU SEE IT AGAIN ... AND AGAIN ••. AND AGAIN ••• AND AGAIN ... AND AGAIN ••• AND AGAIN.· •• John Olivia Travolta Newton-John @~ isthewonl A IOIERT ~AUMCARR PR(XX(OON JOHN TRAVOlJA OUVIA NEWTONJOHN • "GREASE • .. STOCKARD CHANNING .............. .,..._., EVE AROEN,FRANKIEAVALON .oAN BLONOOJ... EDO BYRNES, SID CA.ESAR,AUCI Glam.EY. DODY GOODMAN, SHAM-NA --8'lCX'iTE W(X)l)AR() _ .. Al.LAN 0.RR -·--R4JAC06S.WARl!ENCAS£Y -·---l<flt£TltWAISSi'\AN•AAXMFOX.---.,-·PATRIOABllCH __., STIGMXlO.AUNICIAR-"""'"""---"""°"'-J ft.I ---...... ................................. 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(A Quick Look at the Movies J •y M>• THOMAS !For Tiie Astoci•tecl Pnss "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" presen., Warr•n Beatty ~ Vl~ion Of th• MtHltM' "I\ a pla<KI plKt of O•Y· le• v•oo• wher• IM ,....iv Orp;irlMI ~rd a \llOW·wn11e Conc.ordf' M•S- ta••nlv oronounceo °""" from • car ,, .. ,,, Joe Pen<llelon f~altyl is •I· towed to retufn to earth,. fir~t •i. • pow@rtui mnhonar,.-•. th•n ·~ quorlerbock tor lne Los A1>9elH Roms !>UCll otottino couro llltve proved a Md•enly Ot~lff. l)UI mltKIU 00 llopoen l"• Brattv·Efalne Moy scrlol onO l!Nlly·Bu<k lien•Y Olrec· !ton ••• ~M~llY tuned lo tM ,..,.,. ta\y. Tl\O 11.lO • QOOd pallern to follow the 1~1 "Here C..,,...• Mr. Jorclon" wrotten bY Slclney Bu<nman. T.,e \upporttnC) <cUl ·~ Une-. &s~ct•llV Mao,on J<><k Waraen .u lhr tootDalt tra1M-t. anc:i Charle\ Grodin anO Oyan Onr>e>n ,,. muroer plOlll'r\ Rate<J Pc.. 1».11 Ille tolm l\ as clun d' Bealty'\ "Shampoo" was rdurtchv * * * "CAPRICORN ONE" tS a lopnolcll &dvf'nture. an ~ucJadous talP "'•t •tr••n• ueoullly almMt to tho brHk· 109 point. L1terat-m1ndiN:t viewers may KOii at tn.. tale of • Mars land· onq la•ed by a clesP<"•••& oovern· ment, bul 1ne acfion •S ta>l ano clever •noug" 10 _na,., tl>OW In ~rch of onlertalnrnPnl B••IOe• • ..iw IM ,.,,.,1at10M In w .. 11•1>9t.on. wno c•" cell Ille slory t•r·tetchfld., Wrfler dire<tOf' Ptot•r Hyams ts • WIOndlO \ION·l"'ler wno cen Or•w fine: ~rlorrTkln<..e~ trom ~hcoottr\ •s wett •s .ctors. The c•s• Jame\ 8rotln Brenda vacca,-o S•m Waler\ton, 0 .J . S•mpson. H•I Holbroo~. Ka•f'n Black ancl Telly ~v•l•S In• Ot'•t!'f tunny b4' H•ted PG .. * * * "THE IUDDY HOLLY STORY" •S Uu• '\Uf Prl\fl' rut of the \umm@'r \f·d\On. d oentle perceP••'*'I! btO· qt rtonv o• thllf roe" n roll P•<H"Hr wr.o\e \Oaring career e-nded 1n a 19S9 P14'M trasrt The •<•IPI by 1110 falP Robul G1ttlrr '' nti'tlhl>r <Ondl"l{,(end1ng nor rtyC)f>d ,, \tn-'>f)IV letl., hOW" Lubt:IO<tt. T!'•a< boY mdtld9<'0 10 a\Uncl Ille h .. 19hl\ of A new mus1t industry without lo\lnq h15 tnteqr11y Charin Marun Sm1tn .tr•\ 10fl•• ,.,. Olller member\ ot .,,., Cnekcl\ R•• eo PC., wltfl only e few upleltvH 10 sully quallllcalton •• • l•mrrv lllm * * * "CAT l'ROM OUTER SPACE follows IM l•mlltar 01\MV IO•"•u•• of \up~r 1nltlh~nt an1Mdl\ .tnO oooev nu .... n beinQ\ rn .. t•m~ d cal fends• Ot..i>I..., 'Od<t<••ll on t:ar1h •nd tnl1St\ d triHldly Wit"ntl\t rt. ~II Berry I 10 ""IDll•m ftnd ino ooo .. o••n of gola 10 QOl I"" 1n111<1 runnono JQJ•n Tnen thfl: btld quy' try to '''''*' If\•· cal'' COii.Jr ICM'" •I\ m.\Q•< l)OWt•f \ S.nctv Ou"'on Moc t~an C,l~•~n '" Larry Morqdn ROOdv M Oow,\11 ·'''a • 900d conv-ov cd .. t hit 1p mdktl' th• frentllc ao•nQ• p.tt<tldbt~ Rdll'O c; ktd' and tat lover\ w111 IOYC? •t * * * "AME RICAN HOT WAX" ".in "' IK ltOu\ Mel ~·tren'l"tV h•Qll f'nt>•OY celebr.•llon ot '"" roo•• ot •<><I<. n roH •nd IM rn.an woo D•ont.-t>'eo tf\••· "OP,Q~nf'.'t6h•" nPw ~tylti ot mu,1c back '" '"S~ Nt~w York di"-< 1oc.9't-v AIAn f rP't1 lhf'.' mov•P bch•<tttlv comomt"\ t tlllnlv f•cllon111t1NI monlot<JI' 01 in .. lait tew o.v~ aurinQ wn1c" ._ • r-.•a .... , at Ille IOC> Of "" oroftUtO""' ureer ano a ~mplt'• ol '"" 1111 •OC:k 'n' roll luM• ot 1ne ratt '!>01. O"ector Floyd Mulru• ullllll'' IN too\" \Creene>IAV ot cttr1cdtur• $fr°"e\ tn •n tnlt"r'St1no mttnnrr D'r ort\t'lltlnQ FrHcl t m1Hvelou\I v onaclecl by Tim Mcln11rel a s tnt' calm eve within• rac;ilno norm of un rHt ono lnoe<l•lon Ion ltle pen 01 111~ k•OU •nd contrO¥env Ion I.,. por1 of ltle Hl•bllWNftll * * * "INTEaNATIOHAL VELVET" tU M<!.,.I, not a remake of ,.,. mm tna1 m•cle E lta.M»lll T •YIO< a ... , 1n 19« Tllh time T ••um O'HHI pl•yt Ille Qlrl wllO bull oill -o0.n lo win Ille blQ llo<M rACO ~IS not tt\ IOVPI¥ •• ..... young T aylOr. out ,,.. n.s II• s.tml' S'l•r prue1><e, llnd SN rklet em&llf'QIY -II. Productr·dtrector wttffr 8rv.tn Forbes cll'l>f•rs OOVIOU• etfe<llon IOf 1n. .. nflmental movies of v0<e His ooce I\ 100 ll'•SufelY •I time$. but '"" 101a1 tfltcl " lle•rl·werm1n9, • Wt' le om" aMlaote to the l't••sllnen of Ille \ummt'r SuPerlllls. N•n~ll• Newm•n. Chr1\IOPllPr Plumm11r d"d e\P.,<1•llv Anthorw HoPkln\ o• 1111! 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Lie t107SWS Stk t537A % OVER FACTORY INVOICE ·Factory 1nvo1ce 1nclude11 1reigt.1 prepatjlk>n and facioty boldbac:ll4 oNALL PASSENGER CARS IN srocK "1 I I I I I I I ------·-·-----I --.. ________ .. _, ___ _ *LTD II *PINTO *FIESTA *FORD LTD *GRANADA *FAIRMONT *.MUSTANG II *THUNDERBIRD 25Q CARS MUST GQ Finance Counselors on duty I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ROllHS·READY UStO CAH I•..., U•M C• W• W ............ , ...... n.w ... ,, .... .. • 'llFOttMAMCE • SANTY AHO • HLIAllLITY 1 .. 0.0-........ h ua4il1 ..... o.,._. ./ ELECTRICAL Nww.Ll ........... ea __ , .... s,.- ./ FROHT EMO wi...l A ............ MIKh, .s ..... ,..s,.. .; POWER TRAIH ,,___._...,_ ~k ... ...... o ........ ./ LUlllCA TIOH LllM,OllC ....... ..... Oii .... 2112 ACRES OF TO, CARS IACkED IYOYH S6 YEARS OF SEltVICE TO ORANGICOUMTY All Pnce• Art! Ptv'\ l .u 6 l.Uf\M .. II Ce,. A•e S..O!«' To PtKlf S• .. •75 OLDSMOllLE W AGOM '74FOU 'rASS. VISTA c•UISll PIHTO llUMAIOUT VS. automatic trans . power steering. power brakes. till wheel. cruise control. AM/FM stereo & sunroof L 1c lf 104PUX. Stk. IP3463 4 speed trans. vinyl roof. radio. heater, radial tires & wheel covers. Lie. lf465MDE Stk llP3209. 14389 '76 CHEVROLET MAUIU CLASSIC COWi VB. automatic trans .. pwr. steering & brakes. factory air cond . vinyl roof & AM/FM stereo w t cassette Lie #53 7TZW Stk. ll 1938A '7l IUICIC CenullY 4 DOOa VB. automatic trans . pwr steering, factory air cond • crU1se control. radio & heater. Lie. 1690GOO Stk. ll2362A •16 PLYMOUTH YAUAHT 4 OOOft 6 cyl . auto tran'> air cond111omng. power s1eering rad•O. heater v1ny1 root 10 miles L•C 11516PRI S i i< fl5B4A '3490 '1593 73DATSUN 610COWI 4 cyl • <4 speed trans... ...cftO & heater Lie •9S5i(AP Sttc 112203A '1799 ,. •74 FORD 1-IOOYAM VB. automatic transm1ss1on • power steering. mag wheels. custom paint & low miles A surfer's dream! Ltc. # 180<4850 Stk. t1542AT. ?6TOYOTA LOe••PICIUP With CAMPER SH ELL 5 speed transmission. neater and drap.ti1tch bumper Lie f 1 E05692 Stk. 12060A T Sele•: Mon·Fri 8 to 9, SM a to f . Sun 10 to~ Service & P•rt~: Mon 710 9, 1\lft·Frt 7 to 6 P•rta Dept: Sat 8 to 1 pm 10 Acra of..___. tftOdem FOR~ t.cllltlee on the Wnt Cont. •• &a .;;. .. u.: ·••1••r f'••.-•.,..•••• .... .,,, ....... , ••• • • -.--.1 •• --.... "'. . ,. ..... " -~ -......... -~ ....... --. -. ----. ,., . -... . . . .... . -. I t DZ DAILY PtlOT Vt -'--''A I I HASTY MINNIE A HASTY ••\IOplllOI !Min •• An• C.. P•s~ aw•y July 11 '911 •I lflct-olf9 &l_...,\1\1.,ol E"'- ,... HHly ,...,.,., W!<VI(~ will be ,,.,o 011 ~lurciay, July tt. "" •• ll AM •l ll>e F•tr11.t-..n ~"'$.Ml• AN. C• •Ith Rt'V Frt0 N.._,,ll>Qh•u~ 01 t•t••ttno lnt•rmenl F<11ttPIAv•" Mrmort•I P••-. s.,.,. An•. C• FrieftO~ wr-o w1\" to prey IMlr res.oe<ts m•• ull •1 l,.. !>mot/\ Tutlllll U.m«> Wp\t(loll 0..P"I Qt\ l'rlo•y JUiy 11, It!~ trom 17 noon lo SPM Smltl'I lull'ltll L•mb Morlu•ry d•rtctort •'II &JU ~AWCHUIC !.ollMUEL !>AWCHUIC, r~\lffllf Of c;o,I• M~. CA P•\~ •••Yon Jutv H 1•11 Surv1vrd by llos •II• 1<a11w>ront1, l'lo~ ~' Ray S<lwc/\IA Of C<J\ll Mr"1, C. &no Pn1110 S.W<l'luto of a.11 •• , .. W a\h l "QIOll , s Q• ono c1111ar•n 1 ore<1l·o••1u:uo11. f u"4'• al ""Vl(H will ~ 11<>10 Oii S.tur· O•v July ,. 1911 .rt 11AM ... Peclll< \11rw Cl\apel ""Ill 1n1trme"I •I Ptcllk lllPw Metnoft•I Pa,.. 8~111 S.roe<"oo ! u~r•I H~ ~~dJUCIOn MONTANO RICHARO ALAN M0 Nl,U 10 re>t t1t•M ot Ofte.,.n C. Pd\W'd •w•v 0" Ju 1y lo 1918 .;! l"e ~GI 11 B•lo•MI \on o• •4ttt'r t. V1clor1• M onhtno f.untr•l ~'"'(~ .. ,-~ M""7inQ at Smnn futh1I• L .. mo Monwry ~ '&88 Pt.:8UC NOTICE OllOlllANC& NO. 1J AM oeoue..u o, Tl4~ 110A•o 0 , Ol•ECTOO O" TMI COSTA Ml$A IANITAllY O IHlttCT , CN A•elMCI ITS lt EOULAlt M8aTllfe DAT9 l'ltOM 1'ME 11111n ltlHIMa&Y Of' UCN MOH1'N fO =~COllO Tlf'1ltl04Y CW IACM THI: &OAAO OF OlltECTOflS 0 1' THI COSTA ME!>A SANITARY OISTRICf OIUNGE GOUlfl"•', CALIFO RNIA OOES HEREBY 011 OA IN AS FOLLOWS PUBUC NOTI 't:; ll)t113 SUPllllOtt COUllf 0, fMe STATl.Of'CAL9'CHUllA '01t TNI QOUNTY 0' OltANOI! NO A...U - NOTtCa O" Nl.AlllNO O• •CTITIOH P0tt ~lto.&1'9 0" WILL ANO "Olt L.enl1t• T•ITAM•N• fA • Y ANO flOlt AllTMOll II.A flCNI TO AOMINISfllt '1M011t TMI. IMO•PINOIENT AOMINISTltATION 01' ISTAfU ACT. IUel~ of LILLIAN II GROSS. 0.t H\410 NOTICE I~ HE REBY GIVtN 11'1•1 WALTER W HEIL."'' 111..-"4lrt1n • petltlOn lor Probtt. of Whl •llO 11)( " \1141ft0 Of L.tli.rt T"l-nlary •ncl tor Avtl>orl1•llon to AOMl11h1tr undt# ,,.. lndepetKMnl Admlnl•lr•t1on of Ett•I•• Act, rt ltr.n<t 10 wlllcl'I 11 m.ot lor lurtntor 1M1r11Cut•n, •net 11••1 Ill<> tlm• •no pl.i<e G111torlno 1,,. ... ..,. h•• l>ffn w1 lo• Auvu•I n 1911, •I 10·00 Am 1n u~ covriroom ot Otoarl m~111 No l nt "''" caurl. •t 700 Ctvtc C•n•~r or. .. W~\I, 1111,.,. CllV ot ~nt• An• C11li11>tnl• D•led July lS IW8 WILLIAM E SI JOHN, County Cler• WAL TUI W. HllL "4.H. T"'lln Strwt Ora ..... C.tlllw*e tlM7 f•L U9'lltl Att..,,..yf0< ~ltl- PuOh•Mtl I. Ttw llow<I OI Oir-.clor• of Ille c.._i. ~ s...llMY Ohtrk l finch •IMI Ot<IA<n ~ re\)<llM ,,_., Int Of Its .._.o OI Oi-lon M \ -ftl•llllMIM to 1.tM ,,._ti 1 )0 .,_,,. °" tM first WllCINtdty Of H<ll monlt! al 11 F•lr Drive, Cou1 M .. •. Ctlltornle Tl\t 8oero lurtMr llnds •nd de<l•re\ INll -or ttwt mem """ of lne Booro ol Ol•ec Inn ot ,,.. Co\I~ Me•• S..nll•ry District •l•o w rn II\ -"'Of>•• Of Ille 8o••d Of ,,.. !.on•lfllOll 0.slrl which n\eel <lurtnQ Ille uco"<1 ""H ll ot ••<II ca1eno11r rnOt>ll'I Tiie Boord Of Ol~CIO,. turllwr finch ena Ot<I.,~• 11>•1 '"" 1n1cr~s1 01 Ille tommvnlty ~Ned by ltw Cost• Me\a S.nl1.,y OlslrlC1 will ~ lurllwr enll•no d bY <.,,.,,QlllQ Ille n>ffllno d•I• or lllt Coste -.,,. S.nltery Di> Irie I to IOllow ,,.., Of IN< S•n1la1t011 Ot\lrl(" Tile Botrd ,.,..,,,,.., t1nas •no dffl•rtt 1114'1 (l\&ngtl>Q Mid reQVlar "'~tl•nQ dalt• lo lt\e ~ lllurS<lay 01 ••<" mon1n ~1nnlno '" ttoe montl'I ~f S.plemllff, 1•11 wrll lltl11~ _..,. -·------------- PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE CN• lt·Melt l'ICT1TIOUS 9UllNaU NOflC9TOCltlOITOU lllOTICI TOCtt•OITOltl NAMCSTAftM•WT 'u '•••ott COUllT 011 1'HI NO. _I,. f"• IOllO•lflt penon\ .,. OOlnQ JT•TI. O~CAU"'OltNIA '0 11 SUP l lllott COUllT OP TI4( ~\lf\tO •> 111.COUlllTYO,OllANCIE ITATE ~CAU~ltNIAllOlt I HDVS TRI AL A"'O COM ..._A.._, fMI. COUNTYOf'OllANGa MElltCIAL MARIC E fl NO llt1 G E:tte .. Of MAltSHALL C KLIHE, l" .... M9tt ... ef tloe et .. te of M Atrwey A .. n u•, Cotti Ahu 0.Ue\.9f-CHOllOE HENRY, OK••Md c.tlll0rftle91t~ NOT I GE IS HEltlEBV Gt VEN 10 tl1t Notl<• IJ ...... OI~ lo C ... llot\ Mc o-11 .. AHOCl.t .... Ill< ... <ttcllton el u.-. iwlNd OK-llevlne <lelmt •••""' 1,.. u ld Gtllfontl• COF'D«lllon, i1t1~ Alrw•y ,.,., 811 ,....... llitvlnQ <1•1m' ...in11 deooe111 10 fll• wkl cl<tl"'• In tilt A-. Cai. MtH, Gtlllet\'ll1m:i. lllt Mid lllecMill #9 AQ<ll!W lo file '--Thlt ... -~-......,_.~ ~ llltlTI wltll IM--• vOU<flen, In""'''• of tht <ltnt Of Ille ttorftll I\<----,.y • uw. IN ofoo ol lM <i.tfl Of ll>fl ello ... ...-(Our I or IO ortH"I ....... IO ti,_ McClowtll AAHOCl.tlft, 111(, 1111te1 c0\IF1 or lo ,,_, -wlll'I uncMrno..i ti flllit Offl<• DI 'AUl I"• MCtU.ty "°"'llert 10 lrM II"' HAS TINGS. JANOFSKY t"d S._H M<Oowttn, dtr\IQn•d •I , ...... olflct ol WAL KER, ,., 0 8o• 10'°. 11•u p,.,._, WILLIAM A. SCHMIOT, l 't Se" Mt<ArtllUt 81Vd .. SI/lit 400. "'"""°'' 1'11e ".......,,., •H llleel wllll lflt Ml9ue1 Drive, Suite IOQ. "'••oort 8ucll, c.tllo(N• ~-•"1<11 •-County C*'ol0r.ngo(ounly.,.July S.e<ll, ~llforllle n660, wllkll I~ the Office I\ ..... Plett ot """""' Of Ille H, lt1t. CM11<• OI b<l\IMU ol tf\t .... "lont<l In un0tn19Md 111 .. , INlltr\ pert•lnlnQ p ~-1 .. •II m•tte•\ Pdrl•lnlnQ to tM tslott ol lo s•ld ·~· Slich cltlrM wltll .,.. llOllS!le<I Orenot C.O.St o.try PllOI, ,.10 aeceocnl wltl\lll four month• roecessarv •O..C:"*" m"'I be llle18 not•<~ n)OnlM .,. .. Ille 11,..t PIJOllu tion 01 D•led JUiy 11, 1'18. !Ills llOll<t. VAUDY~IC l(LIHE 0•te<IJUlylS.1'1t Ekec:vl,.KOllMWUIOf GAACEHENllYen<I '""Above nameode<edt!lt BANK OF AMERICA PICTIT10US eUSIMIU Wll,.LIAM V. S04MIOT N•TIOHAl TRVU ..wt NAMli STATUU!NT S"ltt JOO SAVINGS 4'SSOCIA1'10N fht lollowlnQ pertof\s are <IOl119 ,.. ·~ .. .__. on llu\lntn •• _,,...._ .. Ellt<IAorOll"9Wlll fHI OAK lllOGE CO., '"2 ......,. 9MCll, CA~ of t"9 DK.a.tit A-Im A.._, c.os .. Me.._ CA.,.,., Tel: 0 141 M6GD •AUL. MASTING$, JANOtrSKY C.r•kl E-rCS Twar~ ,,., AtWlltY lw lacllll1• _. •ALK~ll Pul>llal\ed Or-Coe" 0<1lly Pilot. p O ... ,_ An•lwtlm Ave • Co\t.o Mp~. CA UI July u. Jl.21. AliQ •• ~,. w.., ,;,u M•<Nt-•••d . F •. ::.:::n,L::c s;;.~:o::.; ·c~1~'10~ PUBLIC NOTICE 71 Sulte4" '"'' blri"''"' " tondutl~o o~ • --IMW-1 ~.CA t16') Q<l ... , •• .,.rt~f\lllp 1--------------PUBLIC NOTICE Published OrtnQll CO<l\l 0••1¥ Piiot C.•.old E lwM-•k• -·--------------Jwlyl .. 21.2t-AUOU$1•,1911 Tht\ \ltl-1 -filed w1U. Ille PUBLIC NOTICE OBITUARIES PUBUC NOTICE ~ $UPl•tott COV•T Of' TMI UATeWCAU,OllNIA 110• 1'HI. ~NTVOrO•ANCf NO -.. OflC:l 01' N R A.I N G O P PeTITIOlil "C)ll •ttO.•fl Of' Wll L AMO f!Olt L1£n1u T•ITAMIN· TA•Y ANO AUTNOltlUflC* TOAO- M 1 MI\f111 UNO•• TN& UtOIPINOEMT AOMUftSTitAnC>l'I Of'llTATIS.t.CT 1.•lete of Wlll AllO elllllY WlLM>N SR Oo< .. MG NOTICE IS 11EAEeY GIVl!N 11'11 Mll.OllED WILSOfol 11.tS flled-t<ll • Hlltlon r... PrOCMI• Of Wiii end for ·~ -·Of Lt>ttw> lnt•-.. Y IO tr.. fl!etltl-r •no ~'"°"DtlOn to "°' fftll\l .. r 1111 .. i.. -I,. '"°'llW"' •t1t A(lmlllltlftlti... ol hWlti Mt.••· '-• to wllk" la ,..... tor ,.,.._ P•,.tlcul•"'· ...e 111e1 '"-••-.. no Pl•<t Of tw .. lnQ llWI "'""' rt.n-~t tor AuouJI •S. ••11. •1 •o 00 • m "' ltwt tourlroom or °""""""''" N<1 l i>t Wld covrt •l 100 C"" Cenler Oro•t! W••t •n the(•'• ot ~•"'• An•. C..llro<n•• Oett41~ Or-Coe\1 DA•'• P11~. JlilY 17. 21 end AVQU•I J 1911 Ille <on•tnlence GI ttw Botrd ...a Ille pUr-s tor _,"' lllt Cosl• ~ S...1t1ry Olstr1ctw11su .. 1ea 1--------------fllCTITIOVS IUSI NESS 1------------"'-'-'-"~ I Colillly Cltn OI Or-(.ouftly on .IUIY Accorit1ng1y, ct. fOllowlllQ Sec:llOft " ltdoc>IPO es an Ordl,..nc~ tor 11\t C°'I• NAME STA1'EMENT PUBLIC NOTICE 11, m1. ,~~!:~~1:::s PVBIJC l\l.OTICE SUPllt•Oll"to~~T OF THI! l>u~~!,~o;~ow1119 person> .,. dOl'IQ 1--------------1 PUOlllNd Or .... ~ o.11= ,,,. rollOWlnQ IJ"f\Oft\ •r• do•no 1-------------- Mt w !wnlt&ry OtslrlCI ~ctl.., l . TIW' r<qular met'tlnQ OI ltw Coste Mtte Sdnlt••v 01\lrKI Botrd of Ol•tCIOrl •11•11 ••k• Pia<• On In• se<ond ThU<SO..y 01 t.o<ll monlll •I lhe /\ouf 01 1 JO 1n lllr •veno"4) al 11 F•tr Drive,~ ... W !MI, C:.1ttorn1a SKI .... J. n.. Se<rei.,.. Of IM o .. lrltl s.11.111 Ctf11fy lo Ille Pl~ Ol l,.tS Onll11•nu MICI .,..II <1<1a Ille M me to be l>Ubllsl'leel Oll<t '" ltw Ounoe Co.st 0.lly PllOt. • -~r Of Otnt••t <lrcul•tlon prl'lled, PUbliSlltd •nd clrculaled In tne Co\le Mes. S.'lll•ry 0 11trlct, O<•-County, C:.lllornla Ind Mtvtn 111 oan ''°"' Ille after'" publk:tllon, II ~•II be In lull for<• and elle<I. PASSEO ANO ADOPTEO by lllt Botr<I of Directors o• the Cofla Mesa S.nll•rv Ol\lrlc:t, .. •.-.VU''" meellnt lltld on the ~lh dell GI July 1971 ICermRlm;i Pr,.S•cl<''ll o• lne Board ot 01noc ,.,,, of 11\t C~l&Me\a S6nlletry D1sfr1<1 AT TESl ~ECRETARY Bw Ro~rl 0 BflO<H STA TE OFCAllFORNIA ST ATE Of' CALIFOltNIA ,Olt G e N E A A L p "' A t N E R lt·ltSW July 21, n . M4 •. 11, 1971 buslntu oK fllC'Tlf1~ BUSI NESS TNECOUHTYO,OltANOE EHTERPRISE LIMITED IV. 1801 NOTlatTOCltl.OtTOltS 2 .... 71 V.I M E CON'.;ULUHTS '"°' NAME STATEMENT NO.A....a e .... nt • Slr<Mt, ••• , ..... Ca !llornld NO....... Oo1111>111 f«r•u . CorOIW °"' Mo l (.A fll• fOllOWllljl ""'"'"" ··~ oorng NOTICE ol' HEA1111o1 o 0 ,. n1u su~1.1t1ottC:OU1tTMTMll PUBLICNOTl CE mu 1111s•neuti PETITIC»I FOii PaOaATIE 0' WILL t; n lerprlu Con\! rue !Ion, STATE OF CAL"OllNIA f'O• MIChffl SlrK/yn. 1~ Oo•on111 HAVE A NATURAi J'OOOS 80' E AND 'Olt LETTllltS TIE,TAMEN· Inc, 1101 8arr•nc. !>lrffl Irvine, THE COUNfYOF OtllANGE 1--------------·I Ttrr•<e, Oln>Ndel M.ir CA "1UI •Ill Sl'ffl. s.tll• A-CA 1'AllY ANO ~II 4'UTNOlllUTION In t1>e M1111er ol lllt EUele of PICTIT10U1 IUSINISS John 8Uf'I.,. t1J1 0'•~•0\· D•. Eowerd (i s 1.,n1 ••O J• ;w,o TO ADMIHISTEll UHOEll THE c a;llorn••;271S bit ond Id b F REDERICK J Mc KEE. Slit. NAMI STATEMENT Coron•delMa< CA ll167\ Pel•W .. ¥.t...-&'"'° CA•?•>• lNOEPENOENT AOMINIURATION "'' ""'p""'~" ll\Q ( IK e y !Ho •seo Tl'lp IOllO'#lnQ jlet'On\ •r• Oo•rtQ Thi\ bus1,,.n ,, (OllOll<ltO O• • Cvnll'll• A '°""' nt•" Ji.c 1>,.,. o~ EST•ru ACT. .. L•miie~ENMEl~ArLVl:AR TNED NOiiet ,, llereby Qlwn lo <rlClllort llullMU 8$' oe11ere1 PMl,..,,,,.p wo. L<1-BN<fl. c:. •r1oS• v ... ... ll•••nv <l•lms ~nst Ille w ld aec.. PENN OIL & GAS ASSOCIATES, Mlc1'M1 Str--Clyll :~,, D<nlMH ·~ conouc100 ov. Estate al ERNEST I'. SIMPSON. ENTERP RISE CONSTR UC· O.nt 10 lllt MIO <lelml In me otllo of 1·24 and IC·n . I.SU Mli<Arth<tt BIVCS., Tl\" ,l•le..-I ,..,, lill"1 wiln I~ ••m•le<I P<1'1ntn/llO ~~.~EST l'AANCIS SIMPSON, TIONINC 11\eclerkotllwtforfttld courtorlo Sultt701.lnrlne,CA'1211S Co<lnly Cl""ofOreioot COUlll'r OnJ11111 EOW•nlG.81~,.turo J• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IMt Thll ,~~~::!':'1~1co wll1111w County :~~nw~ ':r~~~~F-:t~ llon;•:no:=~I~ ~~~~~110~~2 IO. ms. ,.,U7 c.o:i~:~ ~::~J..:;. '(~,,1~'~ J:: KATHRYN A l'OLEY lnamtd In OK• Clerlt•ol Oranoe County on Jiiiy 2S. LOE• ANO LOEB, One Wlhhlre Ma<Artllur Bl\•d.,Su1te2Qt, lnr1ne.CA Pul>h\necl Or~ Coa'I Odtly P•lol 1¥ 10. 1t1t Wiii ., ICAlHRYN A SIMPSONt llH ttll "" '21 S -.... llled llereln • .-tlllon IOI' Pr-le ol · Blvd,. Sllltt UOO. Los AnQelO, I July If, 21, 29. Auq f, 1918 ,,.>JU CAPl!En .. M<Ot>NALO Ctlllornle «l017, whlCll l•ller olflct Is f l\!\ bu"nfn IS <OnOu<l•u\lllt\I Of llllt u" QO'll•r•I P8'1nt!r~1p --·------------IJ I t• II 18 AliQ 1'111 reuamentery and I~ A11lhorua11on lo AUtrlltys ,.1 uw dtrslQllt<I In ell mallet\ pertalnlnQ 10 PeM Pa<lll< PUBLIC NOTlC C: u ' ' ' · •. Adml'llUtf' unotr u ... lndepe~nl Ad· llSHM•<Ar1 ...... at¥d. ...,d Ul•l• Such claim s Wiii\ Ille F1n.ncooll torpor••-..... "1ln111rel10ft Of Esllffl Acl, r•ltrence Svlte•H nec:uury "Oll<llefS musl ~ llltd 0 , JOllnW O'Donnell lo w 11l cll ·~ maoe tor IUrthu ,._ .. 15 Pr Iden! ~rllculers, •nd lhlt lht lime end lnrl11t, ..,.llf.,,.,e f., Prtst,.leUDllUllon ot Thlt s .. ...,.,.,,. WH lllCICI wltlt Ille 01•<• 01 heerlno llw ..,"'" II.ts l>een Ml Publlslled OranQt to.tit O.lly PllOt, 11111 r>ollc• Count¥ Cl.nt ol Or*'9f C-1y ~July lor Auqvs1 I, "71. •• t0.00 •.m., In Ille July ?I ana •uou~• •. 11. II, 1971 Oeled Julys, 1978 10, "71. tourlroom ol De1M1rt<Nnt No, i ol WIG 21U-71 l'REOEAICK J M<KEE, JR. '°'7»4 court, 111 100 CIVIC Cl'nftr Ortve WH I, E£Kulor GI 0,. Wiii lll'vl>llJllCICI Orenoe Co.Ht Oelly Piiot. 1n ll>t' C•IY ol ~n•• An., Glhlornla 01 SlllO Dt<»oc!nt July 14, 21, 21, ""'9· 4, 1'71 D•le0July20, lt71 p CE LOEa ANOLOEI WIU.IAME ~JOHN, UBLIC NOTI H.STIEVIENSCH,,FllU County Clerk An ...... y• al uw ~lCTITIOUS 8USINIESS llAMe STATEMENT T,.. 1o11ow+no --'' oo.no OU\I· ""'"· JEWELllY OUTLEl Ill Wt ll 11t11St,. 0. .. Nlt\t,, CA'7UI Alec Ir• 8endteln, !JOI• Oen.rd St .. Apt 101. Ven Nv'f\. CA •lfOS This IMIMntH I\ <OlldlicUd bY <Ill Ill· div1oue1. PUBLIC NOTICE flCTITlOUSeutlNUS N4MI. STATE~NT Th~ IOllOWl"Q pe~f er~ 001'10 DuSIM\>~ COSTA MESA GIJEST t<OME, ltl' O•~ A-. CQ\t. ~. c.. t?t17 '1 IS MY~~s It c:EIO FICTITIOUS•USINISS 0...Wllll\lreat ... VEllCOE ~OUN fYOl'ORANC.E 1 ~611111 e:ui.;;:..•C<llll UMl NAMESfATEMINT S11lltlMO fllEOERIC>( HOWARO VERCOE I ELEANO~ G GECOES. AUi• T:,,.:r.~ • -· Tiie followlnQ ~''On•••• CIOl119 LffA .... l .. ,C<l'Ot17 s~::~a~~=oto'For.! PUBLIC NOTlCE Altll IHMlflll Tnl\ st••-•d\ II ... wllfl -Covnly Cle<lldOr-c-rtyonJulY 18, 1019 It lch11rd S CX111re •ftd N.•u 'o Oll\lro. u. rW</\1111,,.. w1.,, s ... , ... ~ •. c. 91()3A ,.q, 1>9 d•l'<I ""'°""'" •I tit\ <t'\t<ltn<r l•nr SMrNarv Of llw BoClrO GI Dire< At!-• ltr _....,.. bUS•MU e\ Published 0r-"'Qt COA" 0.lly f'llql, • TE 01 ... f ll •' 10831 C•ll• Cnu~<• '•n Ju•n ' : TRICOR ENTERPRISES, t0tt Julyl,14,21 :zll,1911 •TA F ..... U~ltNIA l'Oll ... ,,,,,,.no. Cd on Jul• 11 "101t Mr IO•S or ,,.. Co!.I• -.. Sci'llt.llfY Dis-Pul>ll•lled Or811Qt CO<ISI Delly Ptlot Tal~rl Avenue, Sull• •7, Foun .. ln ._. __________ _,,c::m.=1~· 1'HE COUNTY~OttA1otG• "~"o "'"' l>of'n in c11oc'...... "''"°"on '""or 0•""9t' Cotffll~ Cllliforni•. DO July 21. ?9eno A_,.1,, ltl& V•ll•Y. c a111orn1a 91109 .. Ne. A ...... Apr.I 11 1~ Hr ... ~·11,., ....,,, 01 HEREBY CERTIFY 11111 tt>r toreoo-116>78 Btron L Wllllams, 11219 S...I• PUBLIC NOTICE Ellelt Of EANESt A. SOLOMOH. Frrdr .. o Howero """ Lo1ro41 K•r" •'IQ O•O•Nnce No 13 wu IMUe<I, •e>--·------------Cecille Cor. l'ount•l11 llelley. 1--------------Oecu...i. ll••w H~ ""'"°'"' Alllamor• "•On ~~~:;: ::::: -:::: ~Y1~1~~:;:;,,•:; PUBLIC NOTICE C.lljo;:;;:,tn~oe Clayton. 1"0I P•MO R·J47H ,,:,~~~,~~·~:=:.~e;c~ ""'"" Pv1>41tlll"<I Or-Coalt O.lly Pllo4, Jlily 21, 21. Auq •• "· 1911 PUBLIC NOTICE Thi\ ll<ISIMU h conclucted 11¥ ... •II· dl¥ieuel 11 ldle<d \.. OsNrn Tiu, , .. ,_ was lll«f •ttl• the C.0U'lly Cl•rt d Or-. Count• Oii ~UIY s 1019 F .. 71'1 P~blt\hed Or.w19t C...st o ... ., P••ot Julv I '' ll.11 1•15 116o-11 ~~~~~~~~~~~-11-;-;;:oo~:o":'r~'-::'~~,";:.u~:;:•~0• ••Id Boaro •nd elltSl*enons N vlno c1a1m, -IMI v ' • S.tr•l•ry lherl!Ol, •II Ill • f"9Ul•r Bon11a. LO\ Alam11~. C•lifonll• 90120 OF 9ULI( TllANS,llt '""Hid OK-••• reou1rt<1 lo file 11·1'Sl5 [,l•Yl•M -.. ""Sfol•moer 1•, meellnQ olwo<1 8ootrOtwl<IOft Ille Slh STATE OFCALIFO•NIA l'Olt SI••• Sher wood, ,., .. Mt lS.C1.t1014107 UC:.C:.I lhtm. wlthtllenecessary"°"'"""·'" NOTICETOCltEOtTO•S 101 H~ Wd> omoloyt'<I IOI' d v~•·• O•y 01 July, 1011 •no 1,..111'\e u me THECOIJNTYO,OllANGE Ac1term11n Cl•. Foun.,ln V•lley, Hofl<e •S lltrtby o1vtn lo lllt tr.OfllceOlllle ci.rttoftlle•bower.. NO ,.,_...,41 • Ill Curll\ Pubh\lllnQ Comp•ny wa t ,,.Ut<l il\CI edople<l by lhe follow· CASE HO.,....... C•hlorn1a•2I08 Cr t d 11 or \ o I R 0 BER T M lltltd <OUM. or lo Pl'e\ent _..., wtlh Sll~llltlOlt QOUltT OF TME "''0'" r~ltrtng '" ••11 Mr Vpr(oe Wit\ Ir.ii roll cell VOi•. • OllDER TO SHOW CAUSE Tn1s DuS•M•S IS <O'lducted by .. STANSBURY. TraMleror. wflo• bull· Ille ll•ceUdfy vouchers, 10 the ""· STATE 0, CAUP'Ot!NIA FOlt rec•nllv Q<.-itt0 hltlt""" -mbtrslllO A ES OR CT S ICCl't U111 Qener•l IMlrtnct•YllP MU .oddreu " 120 E"I ltlll Slreet. der$1QfVll<fliOn Of Slew J Sll(o<wood Coslt Mtw. Courll~ ol 0r8n99. Sl•tt al L~ An9flfl, C..llfoo'ni•, w!Mch I\ tltC! In llM 111\ettO< <II tl'9 Est .. • Of CAltL ""llt1 <Ind Wt"W<ldS "'"' P'"'°""' r0< NOES' DIRECTORS None MICHELE SUE HYATT. Fa< Cllel>Qlt Thi\ Sl~tement w~> 111..0 wllll the C•llfornla, lllal a bulk transfer IS pl.Ce of ~lnessof !fie llnderslQned In :.c>nSCHALK, o.u.- 1"• C "'''"' CdPo\l••no A•..0<1<11ton ABSENT. DIRECTORS. BriOQs, of N•me Counly Cler-Of Oranoe Coul'llY O'I July ebowl lo bt m6<1e 10 EOWIN 0 HEH· •II m.tlttn perUlnl ... to ttie HYie Of Nollet I• her.cw 91...,, lo creditor, ~v••••<H•1r><IUOfn1s w1tfE\tt~ltnct.• Cr•nk WHEREAS, MICHELE SVE H, 1918. OAICICSON. 11n unmerrleo m•l'I, uld dttede'nl, wltl'lln four Mollths ... vlnQ cltlrM tQtin\I ITW WHI de<P· .on Will R VtrcOO' daUQhler Norma DA TEO lhl' ?Isl""''°' July, 1918, HYATT, IPP!fc.Mll, nas Ille<!• e>elillon F"'141 Tre11sftrtt, wllOW t>uslneS\ addren I\ tfltr tilt ""' pUbll<etlon 01 tl'lll dent to Iii. WI<! c;rms t~ Ille offl<• ol I tan Pao1·. S•~l•r Vtoltl Wtlr, El-(i Gt<ldes w1ln Ille Clerk al lhls Court for an Or Publt•ll<!d Or"rtoe Coa•I Oa1ly Piiot, 170 EUI 11111 Slrett. COSI• Mt U , nolkt Ille <l ... 11 ol ll'relfwtorew ~ourt Or lo o•u<tnt~r 1n •-o ... ,,. L Verco. t is· Publltl'ltel Ortnoe Collsl D•lly Piiot der <llar>Qll'IQ ~leclnl'I n•me tr om July 28 •no Auousl 4, II, 11, 1918 County of Or•noe. St••• ot C..lllorn1a D•l•d July 3, 1er1. o~:r"t t~~~T E~,, 1 ~:~•PIP l••t\ 1n law l'IOl'•ld Cotwn .ind Odtua July 2•, lt711 MI C H ELE S UE HY Ar T Io 2823-lt Tiie p._.ty to .,. lr.tnst"rea IS llltMAGISH 0 • ',! ~•GU ~LC IA P111lttrrll1. Jewtll C•r r. W I Ille ?&02 7I MICHELLE SUE TROXEL. ·--------------IOC41Cld ti 120 Eut 18111 Slrfft. Co$le EJ<t<utrlxOfllleWlll 8 ... N ... '-"' NA HILL•. A., which ""'"E n>n1 b•olh~" 1n '"w W~•oon · IT IS ORDERED lhat a11 persons'"' PUBLIC NOTICE Me ... County of Or•nge, s 1a1e 01 01 the~ ntl'MO laner otlke •s 11\P Dlo1Kt of OU\IMS\ ot PowPrs, AondlO Pow"''· Alva Powers leresteo In Ille •bc>"e entllltd m•11rr C•llforn1... Oet-nl Ille oinderslQnetd In"" m•Uers pert"'"· dnhl-n, alw s1;r¥l•e<1 by 1 PUBLIC NOTICE appear l>elort this Co<lrt al II 00 • m . Seid property 1, cl<'scrl.,.d In QClntral 1'HOllPE, SULLIVAN, wOltKMAN, •no 10 s.ud "11•1• SIKh <••Im' •Ith Ille Q•dnacl!•IO•t•n p,. •• ,. •rre"91'menn 1---------------f on September S, 1978, In ll'lt courtroom FICllTIOU~ BUSINESS °' All stoc-'"tr Ode. fhtturts, tQUIP. THOltftE & O'SULLIVAN necos•·· vouc:n. .. '""'' lie llled Of w~•• n•ld J1.11v 1$ 1n lieu ot llow~ Structure ••ailel>le tor remo•al a"d ot Oeper1men1 No. 3. 111111e court nous•• NAME STATEMENT men1 •lld OOOd wlll GI 111.,1 medl<•I aoo WllJltlr• llOulo•rct prn •nled "' ato•e\ltd w11n1n tour dOlldllon' M<ty IX" m<>d!' In hi\ mtmorv relocellon. ?J-yea,.old one tiory IO(alcta ••TOO Cl\llc C•nler Ori•• Wtt", l ht followlnQ 1><1r'>Gns are do I no practice t>us.ness, IO(llt<I at 110 £ .. 1 •t11 ,leer "10llll\\ lllttr 119 rlrsl publlcellon Of Io T rte F r to e r 1< k H. Ver tOC' \lnQle·famlly OWt'lllno, ,.ppro••mately Santa Ana, C.lll0<n1a. ano SllOw <au~t ousineu as ltlll Slrwl, COiia Mesa, Count; of LM A,... .... CA 9001, 111~.~~~·uly S, .. ,. ... l'IOldr>lllp f und (/0 SaO<ll•b•<k ll07 tauart le<-1 Available IOI' JO 00> II any. why lilt pelll!On for '"""~ OI ... SLICE OF LI FE. 180 NewDOf'1 Oranot. Sl•leot ~llloml• AtttnM't ... Eucllltl• T CA R (Ollf'9e, ?llOOO M.trOU"'llt P•r-•••· commenc•no July 11, 1978. Seti• SUbl«• name •llould l\OI II" O«•nled CC'rtltr Drive, Suite 180, Newporl Tl\e l>ulk transl.,. wlll lie COlltvm· Publl$1\ed Or.tnOe Coast Oally Pllol UNI ED LIFO NIA Mo•,1on V1e10. C.llto<ni• .UIS. to rttel•lnQ • Co.slat Com"11H lon IT IS F URTHER ORDEAEO 11161 d 8uc11, CA 91643 m•led on or alter Ille 111'1 Oh ol July I, If, 21, ze, 1'7a lfff·l8 ~~~:HILLS CA permit. coo; 01 1111\ orcl<'r In >haw cauy °" Gener°'a A•no, l35 Emerald Bay, AUQUSI, 1918, at 10 00 Am al B11n-of --------------~ EaecoAor of U.. Wiii ---------------'I Con1ac1 8•11 ~'tel(!1110 <ISl-1100 publlsned 1n lllt' DAILY PILOT a l.AQuM Beach. CA O?oSI AmerlC• N T & S A. SOO Newport PUB C OTl ll:'E olwldl>KeOtnl & 30 • m s JO w,,...oat ' n•w•pap~r ol o.,nn•I c1rcu1a11on G•to Salmen. IU E"'4'ralhed Or .. ,,.,. COd•l OffilY Pilot printed in Or•nor County, C.;lllO•'l111, l.eQun• Sea<h, CA O?•SI Of Or11noe. St.tit GI C:..htornr• 1---------------1 An-·-' law July 15, 1o. 21. 28. )t. Auq I 1 1 .• 1 once • w .... lo• •our 10 \UC<Uslve Thh bUi •M\S IS <onOutled l>y • so ,., ., l<nown lo lhe Ttdftlltrtt. f'ICTITlOUS euSINESJ aus wuilil" 111 ... _'Q_/_8 __________ 1_,_,~ .. 18' :::~ :;;:i:.: ""' d•I• ..-1 lor ,...,Ing QeMr•I ~=:.no :~ ~!l~~.:a.:~;.u,~e;: T"f IO=~s;..~!!~~:!no OUs>· ~t~:-..... c..•1• 494-9415 Laguna H ills 768-0933 P UBLIC NOTICE O•ltd. July 2•, "71 Tiii\ s~;=~~ Iii..! Wtlll Ille IMl~~t:;,· J':':ie. 19711 lleS':o' RLO'S F INEST RU"S. 1-M P11bllslled Or-C:O.•I o ..... PflOI ~=!~.:!REIZEN ColinlV CIC!<l!.<llOr-County on July Eow ... o Htn0"c~wn. Plaley St . OrenQe, CA '2661" •• " Jul• 1, U, 21. 21 ms U'lf>./S NOTICE OF SALE OF Supertor Court 18• "11 lrenstertte Ctr lo• A Mtnrloue. 2SU N. t--------------REAL PROPERTY JUGGEAT, V•VERl(A& WAT MAN F"71a IANK 0 , AMEltlCAN f & SA f'oPl•r. S.nl•An.t, CA'17°' AT PRIVATE SALE A11or11eu •• L..tw Puol"lled Or-'°"'' ()ally PilOl, ,.. ..,..._, c..rter Ori... T11ls bus1r1eu •• (oncllle~ DY ... In· 5dn Jvan Cao1s1rano 495-1776 HARIOI LAWM. MOUMTOUvt MOtlTUAIY •d MEMOllAL rARIC Mortuary-<:emer ary Crematory 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa 540-5554 IAl.Tlr-IBGHOH 11Ut8A1 HOMI 646-2424 Costa Mesa 673-9450 llLlllOADWAT MOITUAlT 110 Broadway Cosra Mesa 642-9150 S...,..._ Tlm4tu.l.AMI MOl'TUAlT WHTCUff OfA'll 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa 646-4888 f'tactuo'"as SMnf'S MOITUAU 627 Mam SI Hunllngton Beach 536-6539 SHlffH MOITUAaY 976 So. Coast Hwy Laguna Beach 494-1535 1533 N El Camino Real San Clemente 492.0100 nBPAMILT COU>MAL l'UMMAL Nowt 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 HO A 01•1 116 Vlclorl• July 21 21. AUQ •. 11· .. ,. NtWHf't kK/\, C.111-• '2'6f dl•ld<.l•I In ll'lt Suc>erior Court ol '""'Slate ot C0>1a Mn•, C.hloml.at?t17 Ut?·78 E~w , ... ,.,. C••IO'iA MenrlQu. C..lllornla, •n dnd for lhe County o Tel: 11141 "11·1• Published Ot•noe Co.ul 0.lly P1101, Tlltt sttl-1 w"5 filed willl Ille Or•not Allorneys lw P•lltl-• PUBLJC NOTICE July 21. t97t County Cl~k of 0rllftQr Co<lnlY °" JUiy In '"• Mo\ller or Ille E>l•le ot Published Or•noe Co.ul Daily Piiot. --....,..----=--:-~.-.-----l------------..:'..:":.'_·;,.:111 10, lt71. GLADYS MORRIS ..... GLADY<; A July 11 ano AUQU>I •. 11, 18, 1971 NOTICE TO CONTRACTOltS Foti JM MOR P IS, a ka GLAOYS AROELU 2820-78 CAU.ING FOii 9U>S P UBLIC NOTICE Published OranQI' Coast Delly Pilot, MORRIS ...... PEGGY MORAIS,..... StllOOI OIWlcl OCEAN VIEW 1--------------.I July ••• 21. 21, Auv. 4, 1911 GLAOYSA.HUNT,Oe<ease<t P UBLIC NOTICE 8 10 0....0line· 2:00 o'clock p.m. ot c~~s NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Iha --------------·! Ille tth d11y ol A"llUSI 19111 SUPElllOll C:OUltTO~ TlfE ""' Urtd•rSlgned Wiii ~II <II pnv••• Platt of Bid Re<elpt Buslneu Of· ST•Te o~ ... 0 sale. lo I"° lllgllc!sl and "'"' l>tdder. NOTICE TO CIONT•ACTOltS lice, O<Hn View School Olslrlcl, 7912 '" ....... Llf' llNIA s11b l1<I lo corit1rma1lon ol uld ScllOOl'i:i'~~l~Go';;i~!'~~W Werner Ave,,.,., HunllnQlon 8eKll, COUN~~:~:ANOE Super tor Court on or •lier Ille 11th oay 8 0 0 ~11 • 00 , ~ 1 ~lllornl• ,..,R ............ ,. _ ot Auousl. 1078. 111 tile Ollie~ ot Paul Ao 1 e~ ne '' 0 CIO<ft p.m 0 p t ldt Ill ..__.. ... ....., •• • " H•nna, 881 Oov~r Drive, Suite 31, Ille 8th day GI AUQu>l 1'78 roiec Ill Callon Nam"· Svb NOTICE OF COMMISSIONlll'S Newoorl 8eecll, Calllornl~ 92663, Pl•ce ol Btd Receipt. Bu .. nut Of. 8ldS IOlle~tc4llYedlor: SALE 0~ f'ORICU>SURE Of' OElD County o1 Oranoe, Stale nt CallfOf'llO. flee Ocean VH!w School Olllrk t, 1t12 I. 1ns1A11111on ol OYPSU"1 l>o•rd 0, TltUST tll Ille rlQht, lltle <Ind lnle<C>SI ol s.ld Warner A""""'· HunllnQlon Pt1cl'I, Ory~·~llklrl<el Work ICITTY HELEN ARTHUR, LOUISE dfl<-nl In and lo all tll(o terlat'I real C•lltorn1• The ebove et Ill~ Admlnt1tr•t1on HLE. •:..EE R~OH0.0.H"' EOIL1'HE CN.AGOL• P•OPe•IY \llUdll.'trtlculAr inQ 01 Porl•Dlt Clt H Rooms One 1 cl H~nll!IQI S:"",., ~II "°:"' Is-AATHUA and BETTY AA rHUR, ly deKrll>ed a> tallow~. io-wil· bulldlno lrom Park Vltw Stl'IOOl lo Sun " • on IK · ornia Pf1l"11fh, "'· GE<mGE G o NEAL & Tfle En• SS ll'fl o• Ille WU! 5271 .. 1 lllOW ScllOOI. One l>ull<llnQ from Me.. 3. 111>1.etlallon GI •SPl!all 1M1vlno ., ASSOCIATES. INC.,. C..lllO<nl• <Or· ol Ille Soulll loS ,..,, ol LOI •02 or View S<lloot lo HarDor Vltw ScllOOI ••rlous KllOotl In'"' OlslrlMPANY, NEPTUNE Or•nQe, Slele ol Callfomle, restr•lnq rice O<Hn VlewS<llOOI OISlrkl NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 0..1 & .. TH STS • LlmUtd P•nntr!A\1p, lhtrelrom ""ee~nl over, unotr NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN l/\tl •nd BANK OF NEWPORT, DOES I •nd •«OH Ille Rear. IHI ol stld l<lnO lhe •l>o• .... Mmed S<llOOI Olslrl<t Of 111• •l>O•e-MmeO School Olslrlusl· neu "" 811UNER & ASSOCIATES, 2091 Business Ce"lf1' Orl•t, Su11e 180, lrvlnt, CA '27U C. Donald Brutll!r. 38f ~111.t 15'1bl!I AVtnUP, CO!llA Mew. CA '1201/ f lllS ""'"'"" ,, tondu<led b¥ •n Hl-dlV•du•I Clltr1ft Oontld B•U"!'r ThlJ .... _.., •U meo ••Ill ltW C.0Un1y Clerll GI OrenQe County on ..111111 It, ltll F"1711 Publlslltd Or~ CoeSI 0.11¥ Pllol, July 21. 19. AuQ. •. 11, 1971 tor ••ttr pipe """· l<>Qelller wllll '"" O"•"Ge Courlty, ClllllonNI. •<1tno by Or•noe County. C•lllOl'n••· Ktl"4) by BANK OF NEWPOA1',. C•lllo'"'• rlQfll Of ll\Qrl!'\• ...., l'Q'"4 for m a'" a nd throuv11 Its Go .. rn1no Bo•ro llld l"rOUOh lh Govern1no Bollrd, corPOr•hon. Crou-<omplel11•n1 vs len.tl\Ct 11\ereot,..., per Map re<oroeo lle•e1rtarter, m orrt lo, l>ul nol l~ltr lh<ln wlU rKelve UC> lo. l>UI l\Ol l.tter IN'I Pertner,hlO. TllLE IHSURANCE --------------- Maps, 111 Ille Ofll<e ot Ille county Ille •Dove 't.oi.<l llmt. Sffled bids lor Ille •IMWt ll•ted lune, seai.o bkl• tor ANO TRUST COMPANY.• Ctlll0<n1• PUBLIC NOTICE Re<ordC'r Of \<ltd County, more com· Ille •wero DI" conlrect lor Ille •l>Ow Ille •werd ol •contract tor Ille abov• corpou11on, OOE I lhfOUQft XX, ,,,_ --------------monty k-•s. 610 Cttnlttr S11· .. 1, oro1u1 prolt <I. c1us1ve. Crot~nts. c I M c Ill I Bid• \N II be •K•lwd '" Ille PIK• Bin Sherr ~ re<•I~ In Ille !>face NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN INI SUPlltlOllCOUltTO~CAUl'OltMIA ~P~m,•'::·<M~e c'::.a,,, I.awful""""'• •dPnlll1ro ..OOVt. MIO \Mii be o.-ntO kltntlll.a -· •net .,..II be openeo by • JUOQmenl ol l'or-eclosur. al • COUNTYOf'OllAttcr£ ?4 IM Unu.a Stales on conflrmalton ol "no Publicly react •louo •I Ille •l>o•• :;:.:::~~~.:~~ •I Ille .ciovt O.tes ol Trusl ...a Ordef of Seit •en· 7• ~~V,.'iAC::~Ec!l~=N~AEST W1• Ten _,.,,, Of.,,._, bid IO ti. Sl•le<l llmp...Ot:J4ace TIMtrt Wiii tit. "000 .._,, re-a.red July ••. ""· t .. ~tlllCld PLAINTll'I' "llTZ WATANABE deOOSlledwilllDkl Tiier~ will I» • \10 00 oepo.11 r.-COurt 11 .. 9PPQ1nted me CommlUHlnt!r BIO\ or offers to tie In wr111no •no ou•reo for ...c:11se1ot b•ddOCurntnl•lo ciulrtc1 IOtMCl\wlot btdOO<umenli to 10 w11, •noorden!<lmelo Mll, ti.. rNI ~~f;:"'~~~~B,..E WENGAEN wlllt>Pr.ul-edallMtforttald ofll<e Ot1•r•nlffl/>ert1urn1n oooaconlltl011 ~~;1~1~0 ~-~:"1~1"1~klconatt11on properly sllu•ttO 111 11'1• Clly of and SHIRLEY WE N'""EH, tn • • I."• 11-ell-~ 11-1 -~11c•11-•llnln 10 O.n •lier Ille bid -nlno ,..,. 0 " •• v open "O Newport IMKll, Colir>ty of Ortn .. , v ... • ... " "~ '• ~ ~· clele s I . . Olvldu•I• . .no OOES I lhro<IQll X , '" l>t'r"Ot •no l>fllort Galt oh•le d"'' E•cll bid must conform •lld be 1•1• 01 C..ll ort1t•, OH(flbed '' t halvt OeledlhlSZ4llldayOIJuly.1q19 E •<ll blO "'""conform and be 1 lhe fOllO'#I SUMMOfllS PAUL A. HANNA resoon\lve lo I~ contract OO<umtnh rl!l90l\I ••lo contr<IC'I do<urnellts ,. Perce! GI Uno In '"-City of E•<l'I blo \NII De oK I 0 ..., Ee<l'I bkl S/1111 be ..:compenl*<! l>Y Newport Suen, C-ty of Or•~. CASINUMellt~ AtlorMy II I.Aw compan t vr !flt 1e<urlty ,..ierrt<I 10 In IM conlracl SI I C I I ··~ NOTICE I '1'811 M'rt ..... ._. T"" Aomlnistretor With'"" 111e Stcurlly ntlerrt<I ro '" ll'le conlr..:1 OO<utnents -by tt.e 11,1 al P•OOCHtCS 101~.!!,? e11 ornte, oucr bed •• tevl'I mar._,.. .... ..,, ¥ttl wltJMo.1 Wiii Annen:oof IN dot.umtnu ano by Ille "'' of P•090Mrl• Per-.. The OISlRICT ·-Ille rlQM IO T... ISTltlCT ,~Ille rlgM lo Ille NorthwtSltrly llne or Ut , OI -·~ - Publlslled 0r-. ~ D•llt P lloJ. •elect any or •II bids or lo ••1¥t •ny '9lt<t eny or •11 llkls or to ••l¥e ltnt' Block 41 Of ~IVff StctlOll N-PC>rl -:;:Sol U....lle'*......_....._111 Ju1y21.:1eno"4IQvtli , '"' ll'l"t Qularllles °' lnfortNllll•• In •ny ~~~!'T~':::' ~l;;:.~•lllts In ""Y eeec11, as per rNtt ~ 111 a-•. ,,,..,..,,.... wci.tr t-• u.i. tlfl 2912·78 bid\ or In Ille l>ICldl'IQ T ... Dlstrlc1 llti Ol>lelneo from lf\e -u of MIK .. ltlltOUS .. .,., In t!le •••fl•MI• • -... UC. ~ Tl>t Dlltrl(I i..s oblalMd lrorn lllf Olreclor al Ii.. Deo-rtmenl 01 In· Olfk e ol 1111! Counly Rec~Otr Of stlO fflltre ff • elti. U• 11 l~lell 1--------------Director of tlle ~P•rlm1tn1 Of In· 1 ..,_ Count y wlln tne ~llff•t•rly !Int Of • .,.,1,,.., dUSl<l•I A•••1lon1 lhe QenctrAI l>"t¥111· cklltr •1 Atlet ....... Ille oenerel ore•111• Htplune A-•s Uld llll•rttellon II I TO THE OEFEHOANT· A Cl~H Inv•••• 01 -d~m •1t11es In 111e •~•II· :':.° '!1:f~~:~~7·:,~n~~ '~··~: 11\0wn on a M&p fll«t In 8-n . peoe comp1e1n11115~111t1111, ,,.. Pl•1n1111 ly In wlllcl'I lllls worl!. Is 10 II• ,.~for H <ll crtttt °' lrllt OI SOol RtcorootSurwvs,lnlfltoffloot •CNlllUyovtSet-note'I FICTITIOUSaUSINEU perlormtd tor t<ICll ,,.fl Or type of Wid County Recorder. ll'lell<e Horth e lfyouWl\/\todtfenolllt"•WWll HAMii $TATIMENT =~men neecltull A cooy ol t:M llH•tlllno re1111 Is Oii Nor'lllwentf'IY •Ille Of Mid lot •nd "' mon' '' --°" you, Ille ••th tflll MU 11 A copy of Ille orevelllllQ fettl Is °" 1 1 Hort1wt .. 1.,.1y ProiolltetlOll; lllen .. cou11 ,. written Pl..OlllQ 111 ~se 10 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS aUSINISS NAME STATIMf:MT T"" Loll-lnQ l)enoni. 4re 001110 t>u'f11ne)) .-.~ GRAU ENGLANDER DESIGN CORPORATION, l821 t.omwl Orlvt . Suite 11S. ~ 8e~I>. CA '11660 Mp1 Groiu •ndu\lrl41 Dl'\tQn Cote>orallon, • C.lllornia <0<1>0r1111on. 38?1 C.mpos Or•ve. SUllP l•S. Nt wPOrl 8uc". CA '2660 This bu\lneu •• <Ollducled bw • cor oorallon MEL GR"U rHDUSTRIAL DESIGN CORPORATION A<Mlert EnQlancltf' Prttldel>t TlllJ st•lemtnl WH lfled wllll !tit County c1er11 o1 O.anoe Countv °"Jul• 10. lt71. FMIJU PuDhSll«I Or-Coest 0otl¥ PllOt, July 1', 11, 28. AUO •. 1011 PUBLIC NOTICE ~~yJlw:~r PAC8'fe YflW .....,.IAl,40 Cemetefy Mortuary Chapel .,EWPOAT PHOTO LAB. 31~7 Ill• •• 11\t Oislrk l MmtrtltfrtrtlOll Of. , , ••• ,,.. Olltrk t AesmllllStr•l °"Of. rlgni •no~ 5oulll ¥1' .,. IQ" E8$1 ""como1a1n1 Ill . JIAllO Colin. tou 1"th SI , • G, H9wDor1 Bttch, CA •2660 flee for Olntl"ICI0'1 rt view •nd I,,. ::...!rlOll~lrectors review -In· )0.00 IHI 10 • llOlnl Oft Ille Nol'lhfftttr· mu" lllt with lflec:ewt e-ltten pie Ad· • O•vld '11ou, · "" Tw1t1n A.,.., lor!Nllon. 11 lll•ll De rnendelory "'*"Ille Con. ly PrOIOftll!lllOn Of tht Sov111e'"1 .. 1y 1119 ., c-en ortl Plte<llllQ co tit.,.. Cftl•Mne,CAmll It J/\ell tit -•Of'I upon the~ tree tor le wllOm Ill• CO'ltrut h llllt of u 10 Lot >; llotnu Sowth '"eel In tt.dOc:lletl un1eu VOlido \0 Pullllslltd Or1119t Co.Isl Ddtly P1101 Jilly 21. n. n . 1•11 fhlt ~ '' <ondW<ted by•"'"' lrt ctor to whom Ille conlract h -•rdt<I. 11\d _. eny Wl><Oftfr.ctort 0 '44')0" WMt 1)l.t1 letl •loftQ Mid .,_ Cltltull Wiii .,. tftttrCICI UllOll •P: dl•tclutl. ewer11t<1, -'4IOll .,,Y llib<ontreuon IHIOlr "'"' llO IMIY not ltU 11\tll IN Pro10n9et10n encl NICI SolltllN•Mrly CMk eUOfl OI.,. jM;Nntltt, enc1 w1 ,_. 3500 Pacific View Dnve N8WPC>f1 Beacn 6'-4-2700 0.Wld 11~1 under "'"'· to NY not ~ t/\en tflt M id 111Klf1«t rel" 10 •II wortmen llne to 1 POlnl In Wffl HO<tflNlterfl ITlty en111r • llidO"'tnt ...+nit'°" 1or T/\lt 1111t-wltl lllCICI wttlt lht Ml• -'"tecl r ... , to •II -llm"n ~mployea by lfltm 111 .,. t u cullon GI llne GI Neptune Avenue. wld llM bel"Q '"' rtllel OtfNlndllCS !ft"" COMP4.+llt, C-ty c,.,. OI Of.,. 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OOWffllftt lloenl Oovitmlno Boero $-·AM, GllttenM tt1tl ""'""on.~, ll'llY VA"clitlltftdll'll UNION MIOl'I ~ T•1tl11, CeJitlrW ,._ ey Owreil C. C•r\fr ly 0.W-"'41 C. ~. T .. : 11109411t 911 Ille -tllodolW'V!C. ,., ... ..,.. .. OlSTlllCT ~, c..,... Cltftl K:-IH'--ce~•lllOl,.,......flS •• """''.,. 0r-. °'"' Delly ~NII ~j-Or .... C..t 0.11, Pliot, Pllbll• .... Or-. C:oHt °""' l"llOI, ,...,,",..,Or .... CMll 0 .. 1. ,.,.... , ... ,.,..Or ..... ONIT OeOy Piiot. ~ ...... Or ... C..\I °"'" lllltot, i9'y l7,ll,,.,iQ.Jl,1'11 Jll1Ylt..,.-....._,.,11,t'1t JulyJt,1 .. 1'" Julyal,2t,"1t UtllyU ,._A,,.•,I"' July'1 a-~ •.tt,lf1t tllt-'8 .,,.,. ""'"" u ... ,. tlfO.lt IHloll ' t i• • .. . .. . -. ---. -.-.. ,. .~ --..... nn it P UBLIC NOTICE .. -- PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS aU\tNl.U NAMI STATEMENT fhtt lollowlnQ perwns ere 001nQ !Mn-U•> BRU·MART L ro 62'1 l•rm1nel Wn, No ... Coll• ~ C.1110<.,.. .,627 8rul'ICI 81•¥•. ?SS.I WIN11•mmer Or Ive, $tll JUAn GIP'ilreN> C..l1l0<n..t .,.,, EVftlYll V 8•1 .... 2SSol Wln<ltan,. m tr Dr1v1 S•" .JU6t't C4.ttU..,t•Gno, C..lllorn•• '2&11 ""' 0'-'Strte~\ ·~ c.onuuth10 ov "" Qt,,., •I Pdrt<1er,111p Bruno 8 1ttvtt "''' 't•t~t wo' '''ed w1tn the County Cler~ c:I Or~nQI' Count• Ot\ Jiiiy H, .. , • F•ll~ Pvbli<hed 0rdft9" Co.t\I 0d•I• Potol. Julv :s •'Kl Augu\I • 1 • 19 101~ U!l·lll PUBLIC NOTICE .. ,.... NOTICI TOCREOlTOlt$ NO A-4611• IU•E1tla. COUltf OF fHE' STATE CH' CALl~llNIA FOR TNI. COUNT" 01' OllAloGE '" !ht Mtlltf' or tllt e .1 .. te of ANGUS C. Mc8AIN, OtteA\l'<I Notic .. I\ ~ Qlvert lo <rl"Clllor' "'""'"0 <l41tn\ •Q .. •t'l\t tru~ '••d cleceoenl lo 111,. w10 < la1m~ '" t,... ofll<l' ol Ille <ler1' of 1ne atorM<OHI coutt or to or,.st"C t"•m to th~ undtrSIQned 111 lhtt ottl<t of A08£RT w OMER. 2•\ Eo l Ot•ve AVtftll<' Sullt tOO, Bu,..,.,,., C.1H1om1• •IS07 •II•<" loilltr office ·~ Ille Ole<• 01 OU\tlll'\\ ol the unci.t~1qne<1 "' ••• m•llf,, pertaintnQ 10 \411d eSlet• Sue II c101m$ •ttl' 119 necenary voucllt•~ mu\I l>e flleel or PAMnled o e1or"910 WIUHt't four month' .,.., ,., •• ,,~, l)IJOllUflQn GI lhlJ rtOtlet. Oaled Jlllv 11, "19 ROSI' Elhel Mc Sein E •ecoAor oi 1i.. w111 OIW1d0.C- 1101111tf W. OMl.lt AttOrlltYftUW 10£01011 ..... _ S•u•• •oe 111" .. nll, c.I~• tllft PUOll\lltO OrMQe CoeSI 0•11y Pt!OI. Julv 14, 11 ?S ""° A"914U. 1•78 1611 1, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE ..: .. ; Ft1dlly. Juiy 28, 1978 DAILY PILOT THESE SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY INDEPENDENT REALTORS PRESENT ••• CALL OR SEE US NOW FOR MORE DETAILS ABOUT THESE FINE LISTINGS llAUTlfUl FAMtLYHOMI Upgraded 3 Bedroom. 2YJ Bath lamlly home 1n ._San Juan Capistrano - only 'h mile to 6each. Pool sized yard. large brick patio. beautifully landscaped both lront and back. s11 2t500 POOlHOMI Outstanding Value -large 4 Bedroom. 2!h Bath home with POOL for only St 18.500. Butlt·lns. upgrades. gaa 880 -all the toYS for comfortable outdoor llV1ng 4 PUBS Dana Po i n t. Excellent locations. fully rented. choice of two et s 198.000 each. --~ • •• OF EXCEPTIONAL REAL EST A TE NOW AVAILABLE! MISMSS OflPCMtTUHITT Prime Dana Point location - combination Dell Butcher Shop, Bakery. Catering Service Long term lease right on the Coast Highway MOM.IHOMI 1n ramily park In San Juan C3p1strano. 2 Bedroom. 2 Beth 52'x24'. Only $35.000 • HERE'S HOW TO FIND US fv10NTGOM ERY REAL f:STATl L 34177 Coast ... ., /DClltCI PoW/4'6-1261 TAKI ova YA LOAM OCIAHYllW FOUYH&IYEI Beautiful exectJtive home. 4 bed 2VJ bas 1n pres11g1ous San Clemente area. Quiet cul de sac st.. minimum maintenance yards. Master suite 2<4 x 15. sitting room. dressing room. fireplace. Large tile entry. winding staircase . many lovely amenities. $169.500. Charming 2 bed. Soamsh. VA Loan payable $362 per month incl taxes and ms In good condition. close to beach and sh0pp1ng $74.900 LOOK AT TMISI $99,000 4 bed 2 ba family room home m good San Juan Capistrano area. close to schools. Extra large lot. great tor boat/Ur. Excellent oppcrtunity. For sale or LEASE option SUPll IUY, Beach side lot close to everything Just $62.000 ~]#. e!.~!1t::'!:::!.2100 tNCOME * llHTAL lAND * RESIDENTIAi. THIS NOMI HAS rT ALLI On hill In prestigious Hart>our Estates. close to Dana Harbor schools & shopping. 4 Bedroom. enclosed patio Lovely landscaped grounds Intercom Some ocean View. New. plush carpet and drapes $1 24.500 3 Bedroom. 1 ~ baths. Plush condo -amen1t1es + Large pool. Jacuzzi. tennis. exercise & recreation room * llG HAI LAH COMMtRCIAL UHtTS Store & apartment plus storage & extra business rental In the heart of the village on double access lot. ample parking, spacious hv1ng quarters upstairs. owner financed S 170,000 COMMERCIAL * BUSINESS OPPORTUllTY OLDSPAMISH Choice South San Clemente. Superb decor thruout Large courtyard w/outdoor kitchen for those marvelous summer parties Situated on 2 huge lots 1ust 1 bfOci< to ocean ABSOLUTELY EXQUISITE! See us for particulars. FAHTASTIC YllW 4 B edroom 2 Baths. Extended redwood patio w i th gas firep11. Tastefully decorated with mirrors. redwood and cedar paneling -Walk to private beach club. CATAUHA SUMsn Watch the sa11 boats come and go fro m Dana Marina Sw1mm1ng ·Golf· Club House 2 B/R 11/z B . . . . . . . . . S 78,500 2 B/R 21h B .......... $86.900 3 B/R 2"'1 B .......... S87,900 ataaut CUSTOM IUIL T Capo Beach hOme 3 B/R 2 Ba fam1ly/k1tchen highly upgraded w1ceram1c tile and plush cpts. Large livrng room w/fireplace. 2 pa11os to r excellent en1ena1n1ng Only $93.500 '""°" HIGft OM A H&1 New -never hved in • 3 BIR 21h BathS. 2400 SQ. ft tnlevel home with microwave. trash comp . Btfl plush cots. PV stone fireplace. fantastic view Owner will exchange. cash out. help finance. Want a last sale. Call now and matce your offer CVJew G/?ealty 620 De Los ..._../S-c .. a.-Ntc/49 .. 7722 HouMs For S. Ho.ffs For 54* Hones For S. Houses For 5* Ho.Ms For 5* ........... , •.••.•..•....•..............••...•.....................................••.............................. CieM,... 1002 titMr• 1002 G••ral 1002 Gl'Mt"Cll 1002 G••r91 1002 The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, Find It, Trade It With a Want Ad (642-5678 ] One Call Service Fast Credit Approval HousnForS. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ge•ral I 002 '"-rat t 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ESLl':Y N ~YLOR CO. REALTOf{S ..,111l·1· UJ4o llG CYN GOLF COURSE VIEW! Fantastic view from this lovely 3 bedroom 212 bath townhome with formal dining rm. Most popular El Dorado model. Enjoy the amenities offered -tennis. pool. jacuzzi & security. Call for appt. $219,500 IACK TO SCHOOL It's not too early to buy your home to move in before school starts! Maybe you've wanted your kids in Newport Schools & didn't realize you could find 5 bdrms. for only $184,200. We have it in The Bluffs a rea, ready for you to see -call today! 673-4400 WESUY H. TAYLOR CO., UALTOIS 2111 S. Joec,He Hfls RCNICI NEWPORT CEHTH. M.1. 644-4910 r------- TAKE THE ICE TEA IALIOAISLAND Two 3 BR. 2 BA houses. Super sharp. You must PLUNGE aee this island charmer. Cool off in your backyard Reduced $28.000. Only ~ted & filtered swim· rno.~A VBDE ming pool. Thia home Is a charming 3 bedroom. Fantastic 5 BR home on den and 2 bath with a a cul-de·sac. New Ule spacious built·in country noon in immac cond. kitcheo. Localed a few Sl2S,500. blocks from city pule & DO rT YOUISB.F bike trails. Priced under & sue $1$. Try this $100,000. CALL 751·3191 Dalbo11 hland fixer UP· C: SELECT ~~~:n ::~r loc. T'PROPERTIE~ COUMftYCLUI MAMOtt a.GUSH ISTATI Dramadc I BR, 3 BA $59,900 home with new carpeta. $2500 T..., Dow. vaca.at ft ready to move Soaring 2 aty. 4 br + in. Just reduced $8,000. pool I A handyman's Sll9.too. ~·Paint and pro-0 ftt aN.i yo.a have yourself an f'ltate. Excellent Tnbm llriq. Call quick. N7-8010 -11r..he~ O'IN lll O•llS l ll"'IO l!IN'(f• ~ !•11111 ~7~~llY People who need People , That 'a what the ' DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY isalhbout! SELL ldJe tt~m• wlth a Daily PiJot Cluallled Ad. 642·5878. •VETS• 0 DOWN-OCLOSINO Homel lo au area• or ORANGE COUNTY YITA•T. C411141.ol00 MIWUmHGt ONNSAT. 1·5 34 ..... Co•ff Beautiful waterfront home with boat slip & s andy b e a c h . In BALBOA COVES : 4 bdrms + f amll,y rm. 3~ baths. 2 frplcs, 2 patios. $327,500 including land! ll'fllela11 PEAL ESTATE WATBNOMT Immaculate. profess de· corat.ed home. 2 bdrms & den + dining rm, large quarry We in hall 4c den, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii huge patio & deck. $350,000 including land " boat~llj>! OCIAMPIOMT Dup&a, 3 • t ·bdrm untta, each with frplc. Dbl 3ara1e. corner lot. $:MO,OOOjncl!JC!~I Wadi OCIAHflltOMT Choice o ceanfront duplex, on the uod I Huge upetaln bdrm, tie kitchen. On la.rte R·2 lot. , : ... HERITAGE RI: ALT ORS -· '37j:._ 1ey.....,. ·--H-EL---. -,-,-- ...... , .. CHPIOIATI * 671-7060 'If ~ u:: ::r~Jr~4: WANT AcrtON? Cla.sslfed Ada 642·54JTI Have you read today'P Classified Ada? If not, you're miuinl the beat be.r'laim in town I Flnd what you want ln Dally Pilot Claastfted.a. ecut.lve townhome Uv· Intl Walla of 1lau I BNathtaklnt vtew I Once ln a We time opportunl· ty. For detail a ca 11. M$-Q103 rnnr •-,Tr O LSON ................................................................................................................... ~COATS & WALLAGt ~REAL ESTATE , INC. A l OCAI 1¥ OWN ED COMPAN~ ~l RVINC IHl SOUTH COAST AREA SINCE 1961 SUMMER IS HYE! Here's your chance to own that fun house with the pool you 've wanted. Swim the s ummer away in that 40' pool. Big 2 story in Mesa Verde fo r $149,500. Near Country Club. Ctil 54~4141 DREAM POOL HOMI -The pool might get your attention, but location of this 3 Br is ideally suited to modern life-style , for o nly $110,500. Cell 64Ml61 S Pr vmq Costa 'Me <> .1 Irvine Hunlmgton Be;ich-Newporl Beach -------. FO~C.ST E OLSON TUllNC laYIMI TIUACI Sl'9,SOO It"'= ..... IHI l ~••11• t.w ,....All.... ..... .. _, ... wfflt ... $ .... , ......... Cll...... ... ... ..... ...... .... •.. .., .... Ho." 2633 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 6Sl·ltOO JACUZZI 1°11WdftQTow._7 $64,900 IEACH Visit the ~PECJALIST at This J bdrm Monticello OR POOL? the Condominium In· townhome comes com· Fabulous 3 br 2 ba home formation Center . Serv-plete w /new crpt &i drps in very private woodsy an ~ a I I of 0 . C . in neutral tones, wood community. Jacuzzi. TOUCH.STONERLTY shutters & electri c decking, ma ss iv e l85828eachBl.#8 garage door opener aquarium. All this & •-•C•al-9•6•3-0-•1•6•7-•I !deal l ocation Two more. Just steps to the swimming pools & surf ror only $149.000 clubhouses. Just listed 646-Till. FANTASTIC 646-TIU. GfAHTIEACH ESTATE-$81.500 Priced thousands below similar models. Walk to beach from this sprawl- ing 5 Bedrm! Secluded enlry +gourmet kitchen. Owner bought new & says bring any offer Ca II 847-8010 oPfN Ill 0 • 11 \ IUN IQ/I l1o('I l•1NMMI NEWPORT HEIGHTS EXCLUSIVE French doors leadmg in· to a garden like selling enhance tbl.s charming home. Completely r e modeled 4c highly up· graded thruout. Great in· vestment potential in this quiet highly deslra · ble Newport Beach area. 4M&-77ll. ~ Walker & lee RealEatate . . . -. VACOMDO I. v I y I g e 2 b d r m . break.last area, dm rm, pool, clubhouse. seC'unty t::;;;;•;;;-;;;;;;;. gated entry. Inside laun 1• dry, storage galore. Im maculate. Close to So Coast Plaza 1n Costa Mesa. This beauty was sold but fell out! Don't hesitate 54S-9491. MOVU.m Need housing Ullo.? Call toU free ·~~ Ext. GU74orGU40 No obligal.Jon. A service of Affiliated Independent Brolters. Sell Idle items 642-5678 file~~~~ HERE B.SE IN NEWPORT BEACH? All this and a secluded pool ! Open beam ceilings, 3 bedroom, 2~ bath and f a mity room and dining room. If you enjoy entertaining you must see this at only $174,000. A CO&.DWIU IAHlm CO. 644-9060 2Ht SAN JOAQUIN HILLS .. D. IN NEWPOAT CENTEA priced from $72,970 to $79,980 'h'nn1 .. ,·u11rr ... raJJlc: 1t·nni1> ~.tfilJ:\'IC • ('Clllf :t SEEING IS BELIEVING offered by MACNAB Irvine Realty contact L\nn,• V;i l,•nt1n,· i f ... f\ ..... flll'l' l k•\l•lc~K'l1 h1 C11r.11 "" ln1r'rno11ion:il . .., ... ... ... -~-. . --.,, ... --....... -. ----. -. .._ . -- : I I I f • I .., ~Fors. HoetM1 for s. Ho.Mi For S• lHM"' for We ~!~!.~~~~ ...... . "•'l" .. ILC>l FncLily Jutw 21 1978 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• ••• • •••••••• •••• :;;.:__:.....,;.;;.:..;.'..;.,..~:...;._----------'---.1.:!...;...;.._.;...-••••• ••• • •••••••••••••• I 002 C.... ct.I Mar I 022 Cotta Mel4 I 024 ....______ tL..-ir......_ ~ F S. G...,... 1002 GtMrGI Coro.act.I Mar 1022 ............................................. . ~.for s.. ~Fors. ~· ..,,...-~ •••••• ! .. ~ .......................................................... ····;.;·;;··;.;·;····-·;;·····················---------··•·•··••·•············ •..........•..•.•....•• •...................... . fhMt-• 1002 G......i 100 Ge•NI 1002 6G-... -,.,..... 1002 OP91DAILY1·5 757 W. Wll.SOH ...........•...•..•....•....•....••.........••..•.••••.••••..•....... ........•••...••.•..... SALESPEOPLE WANTED! HOMES + IMCOME Lingo • Al.AlfsDn EMERALD IAY oc ... .t.w eoa-1 ... &Mrald .., -.... ............. be•oo... fellllily ,,,.., ... roo. .._. with opett ..._ c.w.p -1 Catc6a .....tL Tiiis Is tt. perfKt ~ a.o... Priced to Mii todey • SlSS.000. EMERALD IAY Spechall• •l•w hOIM of fltte qltlllfty onr'.o ~killg E»Mt aid lay. TWs Is • perfect fa.Dy hOIM for thoM ct.siriftg IW• gr"Hf. prl ••t• co"""""lty. Has darkroo"', .., .... dlldy ,.... 1torog.. $495,000. NEWPORT IEACH EARLY ILUFFS 1-CICllllah ttrft bedroom •G" ,.__ &td mit 'With .,.. lock lay •l•w. be-. c..a.g. a11d wood floon 1lhlot9CI Oft a lonfy grnflbelt. Clos. to colllllllMity pool. All .. c ........... $159,500. EASTILUFF C111to.Nud two story Eastbllfff hotM wfftt w,... •l•w of mountai•s. llcJhts Giid lock lay. T1lrM bedroom, three bath, IC1rCJ9 fa"'lly room and kitchen wffft Htift9 ana. This l1111MC1culate hom• will sell lts•lf. $179,500. ILUFFS CONDO bjoy the prf•ocy and lmh landsc~ MHTomding ..... chcrwNIMJ Mk cOftdo. nrH be*OOM, two mtd OM Wf baftta. large ldh:hett wfttt eatifM) .......... paHot ond gas ~. coftiire•d to -*• this a specjal off.ring at S 157,500. BRAND NEW IN THE ILUffS Thrn bedr~ two afld OM haH bath Fr.tcl1ee111 l'ICllt i11 tt. .arty~• fMt CJ"Hbeft. Highly -.CJ11 oded wffll ........... shwtt.,.._ MlaslOft tlle floors afld wood po..elh•CJ· Enjoy th• wat•r •l•w fro• •stairs balcony. S 161, 900. 644-7020 2 12 3 SAM JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD NEWPORT BEACH **SUPER STARTERS** SOME W /FHA or VA TERMS 2 IR. 2 IA. A/C, Vi•w. • .$73,000 3 1R. 2 IA, A/C, View. . .$73, 900 2 11. Ph IA. Lrg Yard. .• $72,900 2 IR. 11/J IA. View ... $67,900 KA TELLA REAL TY 586-2700 U~l()U~ IN COSTA MESA SLEEPER -3 bdrm. 3 bath, near beach in Costa Mesa. New. formal dining, sunken liv. rm., study and a Jge lot. Just $99.500. VA. CUL DE SAC -Quiet Eas tside location. 4 bdrms. encl. cabana, clean. comfy and close lo schools, stores . etc .• $107 ,500. 4 IDRM WITH POOL -4 bdrm pool home in Westside Costa Mesa. new ca rpelin~. 6300 sq . rt. lot. $79.900 with VA terms. PRIME MESA VHDE -Location and house, 4 bdrms. 2 frplces. den and great rear yard ldscping. $128,000. U~l()UI: ti()Ml:S REALTORS' fHI NICf Sr PEOPLt SELLING THE Nf ATfsr HOM(S CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 MESA VERDE, 646·6990 • CALL US I AC ESTATE AT THE HACH! Complete privacy, 8,000 sq. ft. incld your own gst hse _& sum~er hse. Olympic sz pool & Jae. 5 Mm. from Npt. Bch. Old world elegance w/oak & mahog not avail today. Flex terms, priced to sell at $495.000. Rltr 673-5311 TURTLE ROCK IR.AMD HEW TOWHHOME! 2 Br. 21-"l Ba. approx 2000 sq. ft. Best Joe. Pool. jac. tennis crts. $675/mo. Yrly lse or $140,000 to purchase #6 Rocky Glen 4 BR LUSK FAMILY HOME Just completed. bst ngbbrhd w /schls, park, rec. areas. Owner to choose cpt. Ready to move in. Priced to sell at $172._000. Call Rltr 673·5311644-6397 Highly increased business activity warrants adding severaJ energetic & ambitious salespeople. We offer a delightful atmosphere ln a modem. alr·cond. office on the ground floor of THE GREAT WESTERN BLDG. - one of the nicest locations. with easy parking for you & your clients. Our name is one of the best known in the area & we oCf er one of the mos t favorable & exciting incentive plans. Our advertising program has been consistently cons picuous thru the years. tr you are interested please call Walter Haase or Leonard Smith. BAY & BEACH REALTY 420 t .. wpart c ...... Dr .. M.wport INda 75M811 MISA VBDI REDUCED TO $89.000 Attractive 4 bdrm.. 2 ba. home m immac. condition Xlnt loc. IACK IAY Fine 4 bdrm .. 2~ bath f amity home on quiet ~ul de sac. Oversized pool. playhouse, extra storage. $169,000. IAYMOHT Several fine bayf ront homes with pier & slips BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J.11 Boy\•d•· [),,,,, "' B ol'> 6161 llSTSIDE. EASTSIDE STARTllt Crispy clean 3 BR, 1 ~ ba. comer lot RV + pool + BBQ s1ie areas. Covered patio, owner anxious. May carry 2nd T 0. Alfordable. sn.soo. GaAMD WITH WAIMTH Top quality 2 sty. 4 BR. ramily ors BR. dining rm encl patio. Nr. schools. parks. excepuonal s hopping. Modestly pnced $116.900. PllYATE COi.NB OF THE WOILD Adult condo, 2 BR 1"'2 ba. air cond. pvt patJo. lush lawns, swimming. rec rooms & BBQ's. Elec sec. gates. nr S. Coast Plaza. Reasonable at $44.500. Tarbell. Ask Cor Rose Mellin. 540· 1720: 751·2358 llACHYILLA MESADELMAI Assume $54,500-4 ,.,... SIO,OOO Bdrm.28tory.formalen· ~ try, huge Uving room This beautifully decorat· w/flreplace. Garden, ed 4 bedroom. 2 bath kitchen. dining room. home has decking & a Underwater glass view covered patio in lhe pr<>-of .w · free form pool. fessiooally landscaped Sweeping s tai r s to backyard. Truly a buy at massive guest suite. only $79,900. CALL Takeover VA loaoor low 556-2660 before it's gone. down. t;:: SELECT IC ..... b4llty T'PROPERTIES 147-4061 54'-tl66 Horse! Property. New 4 515·515'/J HAJtCISSUS Cll To S.. Newer. spactous a pt. over 4 car garage & charming house with frplc. beamed ceilings. patio $179.500 3 BR, 2 ba. new cpl.JI & d.rp. Comer lot. w/lrg RV 11ccess & storag" $76.!>00 Ownr Jagt . 631.Q954 EASTSIDE 429-42'1/J GOLDINIOD s.t/S-. l·S Walk to beach from this spacious l 'h yr. old 3 bdrm .. family rm. home. Have the added bonus of income from the 2 bdrm. apt. over 4 car garage. $254,900 3 Bdrm. 2 bath, fam rm. &'*t quartet'$ It suJ>('r locatioo. Ooly $79.~ Ask •boul V.A term5' Call now. u .w ....... c .. HMSH HELP! VIEW HOMES Owner clo&ed escrow on new purchase last week Have to sell 2512 DavLS Pt , C.M. Uus week '. 3 BR, 2 ba. frplc. E·sade $86.900 As k for Cun. 642·~.Agt. .411 cOITEZ caacu o,.. s.. 1 -s This 3 bdrm.. 2 bath country s~yted home has great ocean views & as on fee land: $221.900. Or lease/optlon. 2003 VISTA CAUDAL 0,.. S-. • ·S The best view in The ~luffs is from this 2 bdrm .• 2 bath condo. with private patio & huge viewing deck. $168,500 CHOtCE POOLSIDE Townbouse an excl Ca~ Series I blk to Newport Bellch 2 br 1 ...., b:. w /fireplace. detached garages. pr111 d ri vt- Located on 4 acres or beautiluJ t ttes. &.SOO Ownr/Agt Pnnc1p;.ls only 642-41.SS C lf'atl WWW a.adl I 0 I I ••••••••••••••••••••••• WHITEWATER VIEW Ir ACREAGE TOO! Exquisite custom home above ocean with adja· cent spacious lot. for ad· ditloos or a 2nd bome. A rare flod! Beech access. For personal showing, call JASMINE CREBC ln the heart of Corona del Mar: dramatic entry with balcony overloolung BE BOLD living room-cathedral Make an olfer on this ;j ceiling: three bedroom. bedroom a nd fa mil; two baths plus powder room home rn Ml:'S<> room; professionally de· Verde! RED CARPET corated. Gated entry. 24 754-1202 hour sec url ty . poo I. i_:.:S20-=.000:.:..::.._R_E_M_O_D_E_L_l_N_G_ jacuzzi and TENN lS Halec:rest 3Br. You won t COURT. r 1 n d a k 1t t' h e o & COLI OF MIWPOIT bathrooms hke this 1n a REALTORS SlS0.000 home. Huge yd. 67S.5SI t covered p ot:o m ;,ny wxua1ous many xtras, tennis & swim elub $96.900 & I.A VISH! 548-447~ Agt s.0 l720 Luxury in Cameo Shore1' 49M Large secluded front 2 Br, Iba wtth huge bonus J•:;.~:--patio founwn & pool' rm Add 2 more unJts in IO"'"' Spaaous oceanv1ew h v rear racing park m .soo ear-.. W. 66 log room & famtly room Pnn only 642·9666 ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• I d DUPLEX A new offering i.n CdM. Owner's unit bas 3 BR. 2 ba. & 2 fireplaces. 1 in tbe master BR! Newer l BR unit over garage. Priced to sell at Sl97.SOO. Shown by appt. 640-5112. ' ' • ' ' ' ' ' '~ I '" • ' Forma aning room THIS IS IT' Olef's kitchen has every Come see this 3 Br fam convenience. La vish rm hm S76.500 . Coll master w.1ng. De n or La gt Mi .ss53 or study. Sewing & laundry tTY • a room. lnchxles pool ta· ,_968-6 __ l_6i_• ------ ble. bltn stereo system. IY OWNER fantastic storage too AS SUMABLE LOAN Private beaches -and girzc;~ much 0>9re! For private 4 BR l~ bath. BBQ. dbl preview call 673.ssso. I M v rd C>-IN '" v, 1, \ ,0,., ,,1 .. , "''", fp c. esa e e exec r=_:;:;:::.iiiiiiiiiiiijiiijiiii1 a re a . Red u c e d Tr Y 'l••cu [!11111! ~~:t.~'~SJi•:f.o Immac 4Br. 2Ba. 2 . --·==••11JJ ~l.S54 • 1 I , , I I 'l , I l Jt •I I~'• rrplca, bme in Cameo JASMINECREEK a....:..:.:....::.:_ ____ _ Higblanda. Ocean & ca· Plan 3 ades IY OWNER nYOO view on~ aSacre . .,.:.vt Beaut.· =.Y B'rf>wner' Lovely 4 BR home at 715 bchaccess.v.,.. ,t/<>Un. Pnce reduced. lmmed. Victoria Redut•ed to 1..-.m or by app t. 709 "'H"" """'900 Ph~lJ C~eo Highlands Dr. occupancy. 644._.., -· · --- --~-.------i Br. 2~ Ba on 'h acre. WANTED•. S247.SOO. <Fee Land >i--------OP&llMGSAT·SUM Priocooly. 673-1.592. 375 Pnnceton Dnve IESTIN CIEST THUIUHfTS 3900 aq. fl. Many, many Spyglass Hill. 4 Br. Fam S E C L U D E D rt H 1...,1 ~xtras __ . Bkr_.;..• 7_54..QQ ___ • --• Well cared for former Rm. pool. ocean view. Neat 38r. 2ba, fam rm Fplc, cath clg's. S87.SOO is.-0296 752--8252 UPGRADED And pric M.wpor ~ pa APPRECIATION &/OR model home needs new $396,000. 21 Bodega Bay Two 2 bdrm .. 1 bath + 1 ho n-Ope Tb thr Es.._.._ ;im lowered. 3 Bdrm, b th h TAX SHELTER. Beaut owners .... someooe w u•. n W'S, u Mfta Verde ,~ baths & den connected l ·bd.rm., 1 a ; uge new GIANT DUPLEX will enjoy a beautiful Sun. 12-S. Harker Real 3 Yrs old. 3400 sq rt . large master s uite. = :c=g if~~ NPTl:ITS. 3Br. 2'h8a ea. jacuzzi year rou~d tlstate(714>7SS-9744 4Bdrm. 3aa. $188,900 Sy fl21,900. Exceptionally •-Al···"~" land!. ' Wet bar. porches, etc. 2 round ... lotso~eone •.tho ~ + 1...,.0ME _.. ri ... .i l -5 Agt: Beth. ca red for-lovely de ""' --Huge dbl gar. cor lot. Est needs a "' room wi nvl'l'llO """"" _.. ....... ~"· • 714-964·24311963-9101. c:orating! Enjoy movin ~ 642-2253 Eves. finish Aug 31st. Com· little maintenance. 3 Cozy 3 br l~ ba front 41ll CC>lt'Tl.AMD 835-0211 . Pager lf951S rigbtin. petitively priced bldr Bdrm, wallt·in closets. house w/2 br. loft rear 4 Bdrms .. ramdy rm , 21-::...::..:.._:__:__.::;__ __ _ very anxious . WILL office in garage. New unit. Offered at Sl8S.OOO. frplcs .. pnvate pa llo MOMTICB.LO/lOFT EXCHANGE OR SELL. paint, paper & much Bernita Eilert.sen. rltr. Super 180 deg. ocean + For sale by owner. 15b associated BA1.J,.fP; u..-r. ·c1pc:, Levineagt.M2-0200. more. Sll.2.000 675-Z373 hill view. Fee land. Only Broo«lme. 2Bdrm. 2Ba I BLOCK TO BEACH duplex, less than 3 yr:. old. l2ch unit has bltn range, oven, dishwasher. brick frplr. Als u has huge4 car $(Drage ...::.:..;.::;..:.....:::.....:..:.----1 Appiy•t644e721 I R R2 lot. f $Z29.:JOO twnhse. pools S69.900 RanchoSanJOGqllill PETE-RRETT UDO ~ls8ooi,·g. Prine~~: NEAR HACH Assum 9'h% loJtn Int Ivy! locredibly spacious pro· Duplex; 3 + studio, re· 557-0849 2Lo•a1..Vi•wCOftdos R JV --------1 perty with huge open $123,000.640-4i064 ~1nted , Tecarpeted ; -Ope S -t "'·· ts .... , $77 000 planned family dining -... s•T/SUN I 5 tiluJ d sau 111 n a ~n A 2 Bdrm San Mateo 642·5200 ' room overlooking lush _.._.. ,.. • u con . . . 303 E 23rd St lt\} 'i"1I f-I t ':> ' f':( it86.500 JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 AIAHDOHED! lftyntor's Special 146.000 Guarded gateway pro lecti. lavish ~rounds l!t pool! Secluded t•ntry lo executive liv rm' Sun s h ine gourmet kit ch e n overlook !> private courtyard Sp1ralinl( sta1rcai.e wmds to bed.rm complex. The fmest U\ twnhm hv· mg. Call qwck! 847-tiOJO •1r,lr, I• I'• I', I Sell your own hom e f1XED not «;{ fee At. sist in ads. fm . SJ0.2224 Realty Free Homes R.E. ADVlSORY S~RV l'rade vour old stuff for new goodi es with a Classified ad. 642·5678_ model overlooking the ~~~~~~~~~ VA 6 20 --------561SEAWAltDDlt. TWOONTWO Xlra lg 4 BR 2'h BA . pool, orrered at $114,500; -4 Bed.rm. 2 bath, double garden p atio. 2 x 1--------•I 2 BR Charmer! Mint 2 Houses. on 2 R·2 lots; Features a lg L·shaped Or.~ 2 Bdrm and den 1·m· ·--------t 8 Y old hideaway muter suite bea b te ll beamed D car garage. ears . itb arate private a••ET l:'I l:'l'ANCE cood. Priv. c aC· Pf!Va pa OS; ram & dining area, met maculate San Carlos RO Newly painted. Formal w s::UOO l tor UI u.u cess. Boat s torage, cell .. + charm $325,000 20 bulb chandelier wlflr with views of lhet lake&, STONE'S TH W dining rm. Greenhouse. ~boat. S::S.~. :.f~ Three Bdrm fam rm, more! $185,000 OPa. SAT/SUM 1·5 to celling bookshelve!t ~oll course. moun ams Move·in condition. eomider trade. For ap· covered pat(o & yard. Broker644·2343 506MAll~Bm framing a 4'x7' mirror mJthl IJghts Offered at ... to Newport's best MS-9161 poiotmentcaU962·7788. 1be best in price. quall· ---C-AMEO-----I Clean. bricht .tr cheery 3 Form. liv rm w/brk frp1 sii9.soo beach; cozy 3 bdrm. K€Y ty,design&area!Com· bdrm., 2 ba .• den. rramedwithflrtoce1llng OPEN DAILY home. completely furn.. ,iQ. pare now. 2963 Baker. HIGHLANDS Reduced to $189.000. nurrors width or IJY1nR See agent at 35 Montanes with expansion \05' REAL TOP.S A OPEN OAlLY l·5 Shady & secluded floral MAURY STAUFFER rm. Prof. m anicured Elite possibiOtaes. Plans with or Call patio front entry. Black SEA LION REAL TY lawn bordered w tplanl.S IT'SILUECHIP city approval included. UVEONTHESAND i4'RllAU. slate floors. Big ocean 3601E.CstHwy.CdM round only 1n Hawa11 Newport's leading de· Parking space for 4 cars. ~~~~~~~~~I •NOW SELLING• 400ltr • uw view living room hosts 673-S354 Bkyrd w/pool. concrete corator did th1s 5 Bdrm Fee land, you own It.= Huntington Paci rt e C.M ..... ; .• .•.-A massive s~ ftreplace. 121JN.CstHwy.Laguna patio bordered wit h Deane home. Own~r has S134,900 ---------i Beach house. This Is a ~ l!mlli... Spacious ramily room 497.3388 trop1caJ pianls. Must S« bought another home. LARGE fAMILY7. EASTSIOI limited offering or uni· and open kitchen combo. ~~~~~~~~ t.o appreciate. Show & Bnng money and move ~ que cooperative apart· 3Spac. bedrms. Covered make offer . A ~k•n f? m. Offered at $169.900 lnT~•---• ments, located oo the patio full leqth of bome RUSTIC 3 br. 2 ba, frplc. $7:?.500. St> 1 ler w 111 17831 Arbor Lane $12,SOO!l s and . A NEVER with ocean view! Priced patios, well decorated cousider all offers & will 3 Bdrm! 2\4 baths! Of. BEFORE , NEVER IASTSIDI to sell fast! Call now, Gue:stbouse.SlS3.000.By he lp with f1n a nt'1nr. ~ ll"""~l\11) . ' ~ ' 1~1~ ! Cu st Hw1 Carana del lh1 TIRED? St.op dnving all the way to L.A. 3 Br. 2 bath College Park home In Seal Beach. SOS,900. Call Del Larson. So. C·alif. ltHlty 54&-5605 fice! Pool! Alley! We try A G A I N 0 P · VA TftlDI, great 4 Bdrm 7S2-1700 owntt. 64().7030. Waller Young. Really harder al Tri Harbor. PORroNITY. You owe 2 bath family home in e.ll· Ol'fN ''' >j. ,, \ 1uN •01<1 ""f" 835--0211. pager 9640 or ~~~~tf!se~~~~~ ~it~·~=-l'Cll~llHll ~;~~~~~~~ ....,:SA YBIDE $!69,000. 711 Ocean Ave.. . -·-··-··~ TO-"'CH Nr golf rourse. larger t (PCB> Huntington ._ sty luxury home. 4Br . ~;;;~;;;~;;;:;;j Beach, Ca. Sales office PRICED RIGHT! $91,000 3Ba. den St69,000 B:y • cloeedooTueSdays. 1bis lovely 2 BR home owner540-7196 &I uosT MEW Broker 536·6063 has it all. Nice location, Walk back from the REDUCED $5000 ,,_.,... MEREDITH C-'-tr..o a.ach I 011 R·2 lot. room to bui Id 2nd beach to this 6 mos new Triplex. l ~ yrs old. ..':!:~••••••••••••••••• unit, mollvated,seller&r a contemporary 2 sty. lnto Beautiful Mesa Verd.- (1)38r & (2)2 Br unjts, $111,500 great price. Terms avail a soaring tiled floored home. 2400 sq ft. extra Cloee to schools, shops & Huge 5 BR nr. beach. OCEAN VIEW at S138.:JOO. Call to see, entry. Step down t.o lush lge lamily rm. 3 rrplcs. 3 churches. $169,500 Call Prof . decor ated . BRAND NEW, FOR fM0.5112.Agt. camelcarpeUoginUving baths Pool su:edlot. P&41HSUl.A Dell.arson ~cpd. Priced for fast SALE BY OWNER. 4 u.a.G ... l-CRA..IT room w/brick frplc wt ROYAL REALTORS So. C• • ........, 3 ba l .._ '"""' " n ~ ~as lighter. Walk thru 645-0882 -1-EX • .,.,, s ale. C.11962-7788. BR, ' rg ""''115 rm, VIEW LOT I I . l '" n . 546-5605 KEY IEAL TOIS '4 ac lot. Open bse S.t & n n g r o o m I n o mecnab I Irvine realty Ideally located , this ~~~~~~~~~:::-:-:-:-:-:~-=-=-=~~-=-! &an; 3544.2 Seavlew Dr. Ocean, harbor & night fabWous k.ltcben w/bltn OWNER.al\JI tosellth1s2 triplex Is in xlnl condl· -Sl89,000 or bes t otrr., lights. PresUgious area. microwave. Central A/C story. 4 Bdrm. 2 bath. lion, witbtwo2bdrm Un· S@~4.llA-/J,£?}s· verv flealbler term1. Must sell now Nothing AutosprlnJtlers. MoUvat· near South Coast Plata Its & one l ·bdrm. unit ., liJt; t t S275 000 ed seller bu Just slashed 751-0221or559-7440 Just 1 block from the bay 8Sl-3118, 661·3184 e 1 a ' · prtce $10,000 for qwck , ________ _ & beach. SlS0.995. Thot lnfrig11in9 w ora Gom• with 0 CA11dl• Sell things fast with Daily' .~RT ~4~ 2 sale. Exclmive agent. JUST mow HAllOR RIDGE Carmel Model w/expanslve view in Harbor Vi ew's Phase Ill Compare this prirc to that of surrounding view properly! Carl Au ti er 642·8235. <L· 11 l ,ERRCT FOR FAMILY LIVING And entertaining! Bright & sunny 4 BR pool home. French doors -2 fplcs -parquet & new cpt -new clec. kit<'hcn -(•ustom tile entry - gorgeous yard. $225.000. Beverly Morphy f'42·8235. ( L 12 l M2·123S 644-6200 901 Oov~r Ort~ Harbor View C.nter 1 r.m~ •I C•mi>u~ V•ll!y Center 7S2· 1414 llSTIUY tss.970 tor a 4 bedroom, 2 bath with a bllt yard & covered patio I• Breat news. Clote to 11hopplnlf, schools 4r recreation. CAU. 7$1-3191. CSELECT T'PROPERTIES ~II thing1 ful with Dally Pilot Want Ads -----w..4 ~, cu~ 1. "°"""'--~ PUOl Want Ads. O·-~ .._, ol .... ,_ Kn> ..... -d· i... low to 161111 ,_ _ .. -di I I don't know why I Ml'll my I l £ H F 0 I o kid to ool19Qe. It ooett me · · 16,000 • yw end he cen't I I 1· I ~ -IP9fl. The OIMr dly ht · -· · .. wrote homt end .. ao tie netd· -------ed $200 !Of bc>okl, And h• I c , 8 T E s 1 0 ,lld boolcl ---. ' I' I I I I ~Olllfl-·• ;... '"..c•l• ~ • -b,, """'0 In !+.. """"'II WOfd '--..l.-"'---'--4--"---' '°" -..loo ltOO'I "P No J below • ,,~1i~tn1v~~ts' llft$ r r I' r r r r 1 e t:r::::t:r\ llllm •0 I I I I I I I I SCl.AM-UTS Antw.,.. 1iit C ... tfflc...._. IOIO ' , ) .: ~ -· _ .. ,· .; -,,. CE 110111 ILlllS ao. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE CAMYOM CREST TOWNHOUSE EleJ(ant 3 Bedroom Condo Protected By Security Oate. Ta s tefully Decorated Wlth Electric KJtche n. Separate Dining Room. Sunken Llving Room W /Wet Bar. Fee Land. Pool And Jacuzzi. $159.900. 111 DOYa DllVI 631-1100 ~ .............. ,, .. ____ __ TOP LOC. Mesa del Mar 2 ...w. .. .-y 3 & famlly room. 2 bath." mck>lled patio. move.in condition Mot 1va1ed seller! 64>9161 $16,900 OPfN HOUSE ' REAllY / •lY • br. 3 ba, di.n.in1. encl I~~~~~~~~~ patio, d e n. Sll4,900 1: OWner. 751·0383 MESA VERDE -------.i By owner. 3 br ~ b .... Un"'ue 4 Br, 2 s•-with famil.Y rm, frpl, fenc('d ... _., yrd ~uccd lQ $79.900 maH~r b edroo m AS n~ palnllng '°'"' downstairs. Tiii! roof 2980 Jacaranda CiJ II Laod1caped courtyard after$ 675-1461 entry " many more sur _.......;.;_ _____ _ priM9 To see call * ftlPUX • lllM/T........ East C M t.,.. Yr!' old HJ.01'7 sm.ooo. Owner anslou::i Subnut • Bkr 5.52 0434 ' ' I , ~ ~ S. "'-"' For S. Hoft•t For Sde ~!~ ~ .':'.~ ~~-...... · I~!!:."!'.~-~ ...... . ~~!:! -~~~•••••••• Fnday. July 28. t978 DAIL v P1LOT Ill, ,;. l,.,ifte I 044 1,-.IM I 044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~ ..... !~~.~ ~~:.~.~ ....... 1~~!.~~~ ........ ~!!.~~~ ...... . 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I 026 BY OWNER 3Br. 2·2 car ••••••••••••••••• •••••• garages. bltns. &m dwn ---------i4er, central air , to qualifi ed buyer GREENBROOK spri.nkJers, lrg cov patio, $108,000. 963-9350 new ext paint. 331!91 Big INTHE S60'S; White with IY OWNER &lr. 661·3351 agent. yellow shutters & used brick! 2nd fireplace an Cal TERRY DYKES I {'an make home hunting easier for you for two important reasons . I st: Computerized listin gs and comparable properties and financial analysis enables m e to save you lime instead of wasting time showing you what you don't want 2nd: l keep you informed every step of the way so you know at all limes how the sale is progressing. Because most of the homes on this page are part of o ur multiple listing service. l can s how them to you. • Call Teny at 754-1202 4 Bdrm. 2 bath. E x· &Taro 1032 huge game rm. w/cook· tremelY popular Camelot ••••••••••••••••••••••• ing BBQ. Hug~ cul de sue Model nus lovely home ~ lot ~ BR 2 B 1 REC CARPET is located in an excellent Assume 8Yt% VA loan. · • • a . came n ..;nhborhood on a cul de '1500. 3Bdrm, 28&, frplc. carpet. decorator pnint ~~......-.~ .... .,. 1rg lot 768-0562 i.n & out! Vacant. Red sac. within easy walking . . Carpel. Roberta R. E . u N BEL I E v A n L f. dis tance or S. Coasl Fowt• V*'t I 034 536-9311 u n 1ver 511 y pa r k R~""8d Plaza Sboppmg. Many ••••••••••• ••••• ••••••• ---------IRIUll outst.andulg features m LUSCIOUSLANDMARK Twnbme Completely re Ex . ..&: i elude • Br,ealulbtedtakin.glindrama Fee simple, 4 BR 2 BA. modeled. seeond frpl<": an ec.,nYe ft CUSTOM DRAPES w va cet gs, lots ..__ .... 'th d dt!n al l n e w kit I • UPGRADED CARPETS ol ligbt. 4 Lrg BR + huge auuuiND WI upgra es. I • rv1ne fam-rm w /wet bar & quality thruout! Super, m crowave etc. Assume LA R G E COVERED massive frplc. Superb quiet location bas beach Io w 1 n le rest Io an Elegant 4 bedroom homt' PATIO 1 0 c . w a 1 k l 0 goU, schools. shopping & $106,000 Ope.n Sat/Sun w\Lh alarm. tanled wtn· 0 E S I G N E R E v E R y T H 1 N G , rwy within minutes 4 l2·S 4323 W1otersweel dows and tJle acct>nts WAlLPAPER ., · years new ror just OwnerSSS-1491 Dining, family room . 4'x8' SKYI.JGHT .. 46.900. Bkr, 754-6262. $109,SOO. Aak for Mike. patio and froil trees OUTDOORG~ BBQ -.-.... UMIER oo...aE Agt: 960-5254 SACRIFICE Reduced to $149,000 UTO '""" " 2 beaut new 3 bdrms. BK.R Call c:•n 1720 A GAR. DR.OPNR Real Estate Company ,,...,. S PR INK RS FR ON. may be able to guarantee POOL HOME ~i.~~~Y u Pg rad ed . T /REAR I.he sale or your home. TARBELL 979-8123 Call ror free market 2Br. IBa. corne r lot New 4 br. 3 ba. ram rm. Pnnonly please $109,900 evaluation. 968-337!. home. cpts, custom drps. k.itchen nook . lrg yard. 2 , brand new gas range & stry Must sell $124 000 AIKSIDI ( self·cleaning oven. new (2 · ' "#I In California" LOCATIOM ~IJ'lOlj'tllfl(iUI dishwasher, RV access 13 > 47 8- 2830 ---------MESA DB. MAR Real Estate or use 8" a 10x12 garden UNIVERSITY PARK To be sold this wkend ! Imagine a 3 bdrm + 1!14 area. gas heated pool Village 3, Un1vers1ty 4Br, 4Ba. 3.000 sq rt b a hom e w / b tr 1 Sharp 3 br 21,; ba 1300 s.r.. with all needed cll!aning model. detached. 3 bdrm Open h s e l I I sold hardwood floors. fmly tnhse + 400 s.f. apt over tools. btfl large patio 2 ba. ram rm Open 5Sl S71S. Agt k.lt.chen. jac\iul & fu;h gar, tenrus. pool, $73.900. area with blln BBQ. (<Jn Sat/Sun JO Cedar Tree pond in a close LO ever-675-7414 tastic for retired couple Ln5Sl·5580 <Broker\ LOIJWMI ia.och yUung locauon! A must or start.er home. $72.900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1048 see· call now before ll 's FIX Ii SAYE 968-8561aft 5PM. too late? 545-0465. 3 BR 2"'1 Ba, fplc, ap· SMALL DOW·M prox. 1800 sq.ft. Prestige No Qualifying. Ownt•r neighborhood. Need s will r1.11ance this shurp J some TLC. Offered al Bdrm wilb POOL. Ask S94.000. ang $89.900. Call us for a REDUCED lJIJlflT!Zil irmlltifUtl listorsimllardeals 4 Br. 2 ba. rormal dining. I -·-·--·-----Western ftocific bnck frplc. com er lot. 2 962·44n (r.::)546·8103 Propttiles 731·1522 car icar 900 Dogwood. Phone751·0774 eves. MMllN9f011 leach I 040 ---------1••••••••••••••••••••••• I~ I 044 38r. 2Ba. fre.h pa an I. va ••••••••••••••••••••••• cant. lrg cov patio. Mesa FORTIFIED del Mar WITH "C's"!! WHAT'SYOUI PLEASURE? MONTEREY IMTHERAMCH Largest of al I the models m The Ranch Comer lot and an opportunity for Mr. Ha ndy to do his tJung The upsuurs 1s not r1n1shed and tht> po15lbililles are endless For the ram1ly that needs room · this ts al 1 As king $120.000 red hill~ .. : 552-7500 SB_l._500 _____ 5.5_7_·84_70 ... 1 Clean. cozy. comforta· IT'S COOL! Mesa del Mnr ble. 4 Bdr m. 1:\14 bath, area. 4Br. big pool, den/· huge F a m Rm. many bar. S97.500. Owner will xlras Close to park. help flnance Pn nclp on· school. s hopping. f1exi- ly Call owner ror appt. ble terms avail. Offered Bike to the lake from(~~~~~~~~~ your cozy 2 Bdrm. 2 bath I· Townho me in Wood-1--------- :>48-7530 al $84,950. Vi I I age Wa I k. be I:; '-,.--,-,-0---4-3_6_1 __ ..I_ REAL ESTATE ONE EYED JACKS & nm JOKERS WILO·So ts lhe view & lhe house 1:- "outa sight!" Check this one & make your play 3 bdrms .. 3 baths. $230.000 ACE IN TllE HOLi:: Ante up with your orrer & hit the jackpot on this one' 3 bdrms .• 3baths. built·in kitchen . raised hearth fireplace, we t bar ... you can clean up & be a w\nner for $215,000 NOR INS R E AL TY F1X AND SAVE Needs your personul touch. Ex· pansive view or ocean and canyon Extremely qwel. 2 Bed .. 2 Ba .. huge coovertlble den. tl21.500 CONVENIENCE ANO PRIVACY 1n one Beautifully redecorated 2 ~·· 2 Ba. O·Y·O just steps to t..aguna':s Main Beach and downtown. AHordably priced at 115.950. SPARKI~ING S EAS & EMERALD TEES. New designer duplex on golf course wllh vanoramlc ocean view Ideal re· s1dence with income $165.000 •494-1057. EMERALDIAY New listing Spectacular white water view from one of the largest homes in Emerald Bay Ex· tensive use or cedar . open beam ceilings and glass. 4 Br . 31h ba. Crml dill.IJ'lg rm. Sl. <.:hnrles kitchen. family rm. den & large rec rm. 3 car gar. decks & patios. Approx 4SOO sq rt. Submit all or r e r s Owner h as purchased new r e s1dence SSS0.000 Eldorado ln•eshMnt 497-3811 MEW HOME OPEN SUHDAY 1-5 Only 3 bl ocks lo Laguna·s b eautiful beach. 2 BRl 1.,., bat.hs. chrung rm. family rm. st.a10ed glass. ceramic Lile. jacuzzi, microwave, all the pluses. $229,SOO. 1437 CATALINA AVE. The Flshmg Realtors 497-1666 $62,500 One bedroom. own your own . Like new cond. Pnmc location. Walk lo town & beach. Beautiful well maint ained bldg. gar. lndry facil. Must see to appreciate. OWNER WILL FINANCE. ~~~rt~~~ ;J!.f £f~ 1111•• brldge. Feeling lazy" st.roll to the pool close by. Want solitude? Take a sunbath on your secluded redwood deck . This home baa a.II the fine qualities or an S&S built home. HURRY ON THIS ONE! •• 500. CHARMER!! QUEEN OF DIAMONDS Eldoc ado ln•HhMnt TRUMPS KING Of' 497·3811 Bla.551·., CCII tor Detoil1 644-7211 IY OWNER• POOL* S&S Resale Specialists. Exec 4Bdrm. 38a. den. 3.4 or 5 bdrm models prof lndscpd, many avail. some w /pools xtras Musl sell. under 968-4602 MllD appraisal $108,500 O!>t!o Pennington Properties \ ~~~n l-S Wkdys. 4br.2ba.D/W.fpl.1mito ~ 975 Denver Dnve bcb , $83,500. Owner Pnnonly -960-62~~l_O~~~~~~ DOWNTOWN LUXURY LIVING- Deerfield Townhome Plan 11. eod unit, large cover e d p atio. air· cond.i\Jooing & ot.her ex· tras. A find al $83.500 onH SAT /SUM I ·5 30 WINTEAGRE&t MAURY STAUFFER SEA LION REALTY 3601 E. Csl Hwy. CdM 673-53S4 1213 N. Cst Hwy. Laguna 497-3388 UMDHl MARJlET Aug usl l wall list ul h1J(her price Popular 4Bdrm Mesa Woods model w/atnum Open Sal 22nd & Sun 30th. l·Spm. Cull owner/a~t for app'l For lhe house gourmet who wants country hv· 1ng. Vaulted wood & wood beamed ceiling an living room enhances the massive used brick fireplace wit h rozy hearth Ruslic country lntehen and ramily room. This home 1s a MUST lo see. IJ\ Irvine Groves is lhe best way to describe I.his beaut.Hui 3 bedroom !~~~~~~~~~ I~ Sant;1 Rosa UM.500. Ask ror Jut·k1e. Dys, 636·3760 E\'cs. 557-0912 family home. Highly up· graded. central air and LOTS MORE?! Don'I pass this one by Cu II now ! Non Alleraenic .. home. Inside & out. 4 Bdrms .. 2~ baths, Plan 3 in Turtle Rock. On s large. well cared for cor· nerlot. HEARTS·Lose your --------- heart over tlus 2 bdrm 2 $5000 DOWM b a t h s p e ct a c u I a r contemporary 2 br 2 ba. whitewater vie w for view. Sl2S.500. Lse op- $1.38.500. tioo 494.7084 KING OF CLUBS takesl•-------- the last trick & wans I.he TM Of THI Woau> game .• you'll be a wan· Opett Sat/S.. I Z..4 ner too with this 3 bdrm. 2974 ..,._Woy 2 bath borne Great Fanuly home.highbeam potential and view too ceilings. secluded patios. $138.SOO. dbl frplc. Room for pool. IOGH ROLLERS CAN'T Quiet cul·de·sac. 3 Br. LOSE on this sure thanR! r rm I din Ing 0 n I Y 50XJOO sq ft. lot wil.h Un· $14.2.SOO obstructable whitewater Jhe and coastlin e views S6.5.ooo. Claxton D 0 u B L F. 0 R Con1pany NOTHING! No risk here· PURE GOLD Elegant entry with free rorm circular stairway that guid es you to the family room with an unsurpassed view of whitewater & sunsets. Plenty of privacy for everyone with •I bedrooms and d1s tinc ta ve decor. Large kitchen makes you feel like enjoying company. Ma ny lasung features. For Only $255.000. Open house Sal & Sunday. noon t ill 5 at 726 Kendall (Porta Fina> Laguna Beach OLD FASHIONED QUALITY The warmth and crafts manship a re «!Vident in 1o>vcry room of this brand new home Ri ch ceramic tile on the entryway a s well as m the formal dtning room. Custom crafted oak thru-out the kitchen a nd bathroom cabinets are a few of the lavis h features. Fully l.rnds caped wtlh electroruc sprinkl er~ and your own weathervane Call for appt M:AY 0 CK CORPORATI ON 380 GLENNEYRE LAGUNA BEACH (714) 494·2146 OPEN HOUSE SA TUIDA Y & SUMDA Y I to 4 p.-. 2954 Alta Lagii•• L.,... le«h THE MOST TEAIJRC HOUSE IUY IM ALL U.GUMA IEACH Recently remodeled 3 bedroom (one year old > h o m e Beautifu!ly landscaped. Private patio. large yard New carpets. Drapes. $136.950 AJEW&\..'L REAL ESTATE IMVESTMEHTS 411 H. Coast Hwy., L~ lffch 494-6594 I SPa.rkllnS 3 Br. 2 ba. cozy tam rcn .. used b rick frpl. s~1al amemt1e.. 111r cood. Jutllan tile, pro· ress. landscp" .. lae patJo. fire pit. aa.a BBQ. room for pool, lovely Vie'# I 1132.SOO 3 BR. 2 ba. ram rm. frpl. lge fenced patio. Quiet cul de aac. $109.500 , ...... ...,.. 494.7571 1055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRJCED BELOW MARKET l!:xtru galore. corn~r lot, 4 BR. 2 story. ramtl>· ruom. diruog room. wN bar, air cond .• priced tu sell now. $125.000 714-770·21 ll MhsiOll V5-jo I 06 7 ....................... VATHMS Super locallon. great ~nns available 3 BR. llle entry. ramaly room. new drapes. air cond bllns & murh more. Take advantage at $82.500 iii~ Beautiful Cortez custom decor. 3 br. F .R .. w/un• que bll an ea \ln ~ bar/wane rack, 2 full bu. many extras & upgndei.. Walk lo park. lrg CUl·dt' sac lot $87,900 Assum loan Prtn only. 831·J.t95 or540-3332 REDUCED $5,000 Newly det..'Oraled 4 BR home. sensational honu:- room. bt>autiful i.uedc tolor carpets. shutter:.. wetbar. pool sized lot and gorgeous view. Call for fmancang 714·581·1000 tW!l~sm OPE.NHOUSE SUPERIOR WlST HIME LA1Jme M'9Mf I 052 Lower com er unit on the • ••• •• •• ••••••••••••••• EXECUTIVE HOM I•: 4Br. 3Ba. fam rm. t n level. upgraded thruout. cpls. s hutt.ers. wovt>n woods. near all schls. ~ spacious covered pal10,., s pa . wtrfall. r1rcp11 . brick deck. very p vt backyd. Must see to believe Open Sat/Sun from lOAM. By owner_.: Laguna Niguel Realty • S138.500. 586-3008 26632 eorunaDr. golf course: beaulirul views from all rooms of this 3 bdrm. coodo. as· soc. fee includes fire 1n· sur .. bklg. maintenance. water & gardening $98,500. COMDO Excellent 2 bdrm unit. bas been completely up· graded , with parquet noon. brick frplc .• track lights. new carpeting & drapes , wet bar. Gorgeous ocean views $84,SOO OCEAHVIEW Elegant Cape Cod front tng San Clemenl~ golf course. 3200 Sq. n 4 BR. 2~ BA. pror. lndscp'g Owner anxious. Fast P o s s e s ~ 1 o n Hurry' SJn .soo Missioft Viejo Le*~ Me mbership included with th1S 3 BR. family r oo m h o m e Co1-y retreat. close to scboot & t en n is courts I m maculate A s teal .H $78,$00. 714·S8l·l000 YOUKMOW ... it's a buyer's market an Irvine when you see this 4 bdrm. executive home. lower level o pe ns to patio. pool & mature gardens. Country hvang 5 minute s fr o m all amenitjes. Sl:J'T.900 HIGUEl SHORES Mus t s~ll -Mo vctJ Redoced S20.000 for fast sale Pvt ocean com mun1ty ~arden homt-2 BR +den. very pvt. Call now & s ee t od ay ---------$152,SOO JUSTRB>UCED ! 3000 sq ft M.V beauty .i S 12,000 DOWN PLAYTIME IREH /T ouchsto... 963-0167 f'r<>lf. tennis. swam cloi<e by to I.his spurklini: M t•sa ---------•:;;;;:;. great income from pre 494· 1230 sent tenants and much l~~~~~~~~~~I futur e p otential.1- C?mpletely remodeled (kean view. 3 br. 2 ba. with lots or cedar, in und patios, frplc. nr beach out. bnck work. loads or S165.000. 494-6930 eves !'li.tr~--r f~~M:i-th .. , ._.f •• •c•c• Walk to beal'h from lhl!i Bdnns +Bonus Rm "" brand new 3 OR home Ii um e c xis l 1 n g 1 s 1 . w/lrg family room & Own /Bkr will <•arrv many d <•corator de ba lan re Int only·. signed upiirad\'<; New S81·2600or 586-0367 lndscp'R 199.950 ~~~~~~~~-- Verd t> 4 BR. 3 R i\ w /formal dining llt• painted lll & out Nt>w cari>el. $147,500 ~ubm1t your home 1.11 trade HALftlHCHIM REALTORS 675-4392 Best buy an Mes& Vi-rde. 4/S BR. 21, bJ. 2 SI). tw ing upf'raded thruout Will consider contract sale. Sl00.800. Ownr /agl Bill. 831-1~7 BY OWNER Colle.:e . LOT OF DISCO FEVER! You'll have room for many dancmg friends tn IA .. CH REALTY this large 4 bedroom . 551·2000 family r oom home --------- l..ocated on a large cul· UNIVERSITY PARK de-sa c 101 Pradl' of 2200 Sq fl 3 Br. 2 ba. owners h 1 p . b t• s t huge den. Choice sch ls. neighborhood Reduced move-ln cond. Must sell now to only $129,950? Call 0 Pen Sat I S u n S nowford.u'ections. Meadowsweet . Call 5Sl..S7830wnr/bkr llG FAMILY PLAH! $93,500! Park. 4 Br. 2 Ba. encl DONALD M. BIRO patio. Newly pa anted Au o<10'•'· Reollo.-S87.000 S57·6777 ___ ...;.;.:....:.:.;_:;.;~~-I EXTRA LARGE Bach yard with this beauUfuJ Warmangton 3 bed.room condo Ceramic tile entry, plush carpet. 1650 sq rt Like new and in WOODBRlDG E' 110~ N CO.t$1 H•Ql'W .. l jQVO·• 6'4dC.h Cof IJ~'fl ,, '''" •9• 1111 B. NIGUEL C.C. - charm plus view & walk to beach So Laguna llfiO• Cont H'tnw •v WHITEWATER VIEW i'f,~'i".'i:ig~~~1 "<i2 1 " 1 Catalina s unsets. im· .-.-.-• ..;;;."'".-.-.-• .:;..•_•....:;•....;•_•_•_•_•_• mac. rondo. 2 br 2 ba. 2 Spectacular view from this hard hnd ltanRk story 3 + den lownhome Beaulifully dCl'Qrate· JO. 3 BR + cten or 4 RH. 1.\1• UA. a ll upgradei. Cul de-sac st. walk to elem school. Open to itll off.:r., l'XCt•pt Vi\ 586-992:! s:l57.soo. VJLLAGEFAIRE Vacancy8 l for shop w1lh 1200 sq rt U04 S. Coast HJ ghway t..aguna Beach 497-2457 Crpl's. ram rm. Only $162.500. Owner. 499-2445. 499-2848 Ocean vie w ror onlv SI 15.SOO. Cstm hme. 3Bdrm. 2Ba. sndecks. *DUPLEX* open beam ceilln.:s Open h o u se 1 2 s . <Xean side or hwy, level Sat/SUn. 943 Tia Juana lot. easy access to beach. Ownr. 499-12.84 Needs paint, minor re----------• pairs; ideal for home & NEW HOMES in Laguna income. Hur ry . only Beach Joseph Heun. $159,900 Bkr/Bldr. Call 494-8818 MTH&VAWY VISTAS .._wport 1.ach I 069 3 BR. ramlly area + ••••••••••••••••••••••• A/C. Xlnt "starte r" home for young family LOOK!! Short walk to school. Oc Only .•. 984.900. ean & mt. view 4 CUSTOM HOME SITE bdrms • family rm · Build your dream house, deck. large yard $45 Month income. $139,950 where you ('an step out MAURYSTAUFFER onto your pvt country SEA LJON REALTY club. Onl' of the last Best buy in Westcliff 2 bd. 2 ba $81.000 or lse opt. ~7S22 ownerr:igt BLUFFS I LEVEL VIEW e nd unit 2 br 2 ba 1157.000. Owner 644-4201 $9500DOWH U you are n vet, you can buy I.has S96.000 3 br. P• ba home on the Ea&LS1de for the above down pay menl Home has lots or used bnck, ceramic lilt: & 2 patios. 11ayw11rd· Watson Reel Estate. BEACH GIANT WITH POOL: Giant family living room. High vaulted ceil ings. Brick fireplace Huge c hef's kitchen family room combo. Super large fini shed bonus room. Excellent cul-d e -sac locntlon Selle r tran~fe r red · anxious? Just $93.SOO' Whal a value! Call rasl ? 752-1700 f!j 3601 E. Cst Hwy. CdM custom home sites an tb1s AT OCEAN. close in. de 673-5354 a.rea ... $187.000 luxe 2 BR, 2 ba. apt. Lge JASMINE STREET 121JN.Cst Hwy. Laguna 496-24 ll 493.9494 Mission Really •94 0731 ----------1 HOUSE IEAUTIFUL Elegant decor. VanLuit wallpapers, 3500 S.F of bfosuliful home on 12.000 S.F. lot. w/formal dining + ram rm, w /used bnck FP & large living rm . Home overlooks large <'ovt•r e d pa t io & beautifully kept garden & lath s h ade are<i Separate garden w/fru1t & nut trees. grape arbor &strawberries. You'll be glad you took the Ume to see this beauty! C11ll &46·4380. Rulh Laurie Rltr. TRY VA TERMS ! Enclosed courlyard leads to spaciou s s bedrm 2 story home. Fenced pool. Owner is liv. Elec. gar . deck 4 + BR. 3 BA . lots of 497·3388 495-5220 130.5050 $118.000. Owner finance! wood & bnck . Could be 2 ~~~~~~~~~~! ::::--::-:-:--:-:-:-::-WOODllUDGE PecJ ...._ Rltr. uruta. Terrific location. -3 BR. 2 BA adult 8 Plan REALTY 49 .. 7571 ::~~/~1245•()()().See $105,000 "ondo Mt n vae w . 55 I 3000 1 "''-U y Sll6.900 Open daily. 731·5581 OflN l·I tJ •II\ flJf" h ••I "NI [el$$Hil very anxious! Submit of· fers! 645-7221 • BY OWNER -• HACAH OM IN LAGUNA! 22769 MarlJno Drive. Ontu •"'-T0 .... .11.TURE PRIMELOCATION ID That's r ight . Thi& lwo Monarch Sum mit . Dana Point 1026 A-"A Ocean view from every l 02 Acres. ioned M tA bedroom older home In Ajtt/ownr 494·8035 or 21 Natural wood • trees & room 2900 8 ,. -..9 ooo w /2 BR bouae, 0 uest apt. 496-8336 OPEH HOUSE ~ ~ •• lhrubll ·quiet & secluded 0pi Rouse, \~i/s~n· l·$· 2 warehouses & ofc. Xlnt = ~~c~ :t~~ ---------················•·•·•·· SUNDAY 1·6 tr::I::L-I I I PIOIATISALE · right in the heart of 905 Canyon View Dr financing Asking beach. Wood floorsanda1--------• 33822Dlana Dr W..tctffl...M.. Broadmoor. Oakwood comm. life. Enjoy I.he 7141494.3218 $165,000 """"'siz.ed lot.loo' IEAUTIFUL ·-·r Plan. profess. decor & privacy of this 3 bdrm, 2 ---------• ALSO DAN A PT ........ WHtTIWATH -- 1 -A-CU--IS-T_A_T_E..:.--i air-cond. 20 Oakdale . ba aarden home. S89.900. Ocean/Canyon views. CORNER-R·2. 40xl00 ~ YltwS ATT'HtlEACHI SU0.000. Sale subject to 759-1.501. $20,000 moves right w/nicelBR•denhouse, ,.tJ(J 4 BR Olnlnl rm fain Com 1 rl 8 000 court approHI. ( I I buyer in 3 BR, den. Zba. room for adding unit. --- rm. J~·Air katche~. oak 1P ete P vacy. ,0 )'Ell ;rn1tlUHI fornfal din'g, frplc, 2 A.ski.ngt87.500terms sq. ft. lncld'a your own _ .. _ --patios. ntwly decora•-'" • ..-IC"' .... HOM• cabincta w /teramlc tile t hs •· ... \.eu -A" ., h pt e .. summer .... c . Real F.slate Im med p ossession REALTORS l tuoul. Patio. lovely Olympic ai pool & jac. 5 80xl00' come.r lot f1ex1 · 49 .. IOOI 9 7513 view deck off master Min . from Npt. Bell. Old Deerfield townhouse. ble terms fl7S.OOO. e y 1 __ .,.. ____ 4_4· __ 1 _..__ Bdrm swte $164.SOO. world elegance w /oak • Piao 3. 3 br 2"" ba. ram '94-4444 ...,....-~ I 050 The flahing Rea.It.on mabojany not a vai,l to-=========-rrQ, highly upgraded, ownr. · '94·9966 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ____ ~___.:-~;.:..668:....:..... __ -t day Flulble terms . UlllT.nltyP.t rlnlsbcd patio. $82.900. •GREATBUV• HIGH OH A HILL Townhouse w /hlllslde PncedtoaeUa\$495.000. Deane home. 38drm. _B....;y....;Own __ e_r_.s:Je_-4_92A ___ Sharp 4 B r . den. Overloolr.l.naLa1una.ls a v\ew. 3 br 2 b1t . 3 OPEN HOUSE "'-'J......,5311 rltr .. n . d 00 k panoraml" t 1 •· tuteful and excllin" 3 11....u .... 1.a. encl-..... patio vou v•..-""'9, en. spa, pi.r · New Turtleroc'-Glen " moun 8 n "' b " ..., ,.._, ~ Sat l..lu 29-. I 5 By w.0063 ,.. ocean I La rd edroom. den home with tovt,r, A tC. up· -r m • ON THE SAND owner. · gar den h ome . The 5._ ... ,.: .. eW&0 · 1 rg~aooo, nearing comple tion ,rades tbruout. within 3410 I •-&& ..., ... I ' 3 b Wood..... S rc.iar' ··'-·pur u odel. imu""''" n y $1....,, ' VI f I I ....r&nO uac .... or urut., r pen· •,mdfae ycamore 2 uou..., '"' Ownr/ ... p...i 1 ew o ocean, sunsets wa k na dis tance or h " t i 1 I h 3 • 2 Ba. Lar'e mast"r all'· nnC Qn y. d I I ClualcOanacharmer.Z t ouu. u n n a ton at.Y •IJ aml)' ome. 4 " 6733'15 an moun t.an,. cubbousepool1&tennll BR, den. 1 BA, Jtlnt rood. Paclftc rtSalet. Ron or BR. zan ba. hlahly up-1ulte with bolcony & fam --·--_,....----1 Premium ne\thborhood. cou.iu. f13,300. 581·4850 Lott or c hancter. Mu.536-6063 1raded, 68 Blue Jay, rm:~r11500.CallGeor"e RANCHO cl\RRJl..LO, 3 ~17c0!,._Hcrow po!tlble. 1 _.._...__. tOS2 S87 !iOO l '... .... I LES FR 0 M open house Sat /Sun Oconara. Irvine Pacific. a<'rt'll 24l'I home, ho"t .., .wv ....,--"..,...... a ~.__.............. ,..,, .. ~-"""-...... lw ....... 1oam •· l .. b Pr1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _..,.,, -.,..... BEACH ln lllnt. famll" -------------....,....,,_"" --• corrit • arn. v .. 9 "' • , $pm. eomm. nesUod in mtn.c tMTHI SWIM .. -112 area. 48dnn. 2Ba. fam Oran1• Tree co n _....;--------n e ar San Juan FantaUc ma1ter bdrm Have flOmethml( to aell7 Cluslfil'd ed do It well nn. rrplc. Buy now & domtnluma. Plan 2. 1 ld~•l loc $BR 3 Ba view Capl.at.rano Owner Juv. J Mooarch Ray Plua w/frpk. Sl(IJ)I to pool. move In before 1chool Bedroom with loft. end M , pool, cul-dt·HC lge IJ1& at•t.e. mual aeU now L.aauna Nl(Uel OnJy tN.500. at&rtl $89.500. Owner. unJt 152-'°°· ~067 or yrd. Ownr Sll0,000 Try $1 75 ,000 Bkr 496-7222 IJl..0136 ''"•unalnvntmenl.I 1624927 See anytime. ~ M2-171i 4a-0405 ..._. ~ --.--·-,.. .. , ... -. HOITHVllW Baycrest Ranch style. w/3 Br. + den, 3 ba, FR. rrplc. c hef's delighl kitcben. dbl gar &. pool. Ry owner $210,00o ~.Mk ofr Prime vltw. next lo ~r•v1Ew ~belt. 3 bdrms. + '1U den + ramlly + dining. $I O,OOO DOW .... Move In ror 11'79.000. "" MtG-Ua SHOllS Broadmoar 3Br. 2B11 , 3 Bdrm • z,., bath guarded gate, comm townhouse. se"u red pool. jacun1, tenn1:1 . T l SZ35,000 balance. No community ~nn "· qualifying. Owner will pool. nun.a t!lC Some occ1t n v 1 e w 1 Prl v ate _c_arry___:;.,.·_640-_m_ .... li. ___ _ be&ch parklnl(. $119.500. NEWPORT HEIGHTS Cl~IAURYSTAUF'FER $79,SOO Reduced! Charm· Sl!:.A LJON REALTY lng 2 l'R. fplc. Fr. door!!, clolle to beach oo R·2 . 3801 E Csl Hwy . CdM Owner. ~58 673-5354 l2l3 N Cst Hwy. tAauna Have aom<"J.hang you want , .. --.49'7-•..aaea----I to sell? Cla"~tned ads do 1• it well. 642·56iS. ' .... -.... -""· . ·---·------. -..... . . -..... -II DAii. 'I ... IL.0 f ~Fors. HcMri•t Fors-. ····•••·•••·········••· •..........••..........••....••............... ..•...•.....•.•..•••••• Mt.,.,.. leodt I Ht ... wpcu t IHdl IO" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIWPOIT HTS. FU....,,,. Cbarm101 cottag~. 2 bdrms . l ha + bonwi rm fr batn allatb~ to aar1at Ownf'r wlll f1n11n ce No points' $110,000 HIWPOltT HACH llALTY '75·1642 WATBROHT 2Br. 2 story, 3 level t'On do. Newsboy model at the Cove. $328,000. '11'·759-UJ&l. WHTCUff &taut hm 3Br, 2ba. Ion lY pool '-rnlt!rta.Jomcnl ""'a· cb 11chs. ishoppane. everytb1nc Owo•r's a nuous. m ov('d to Hawaii Opn S1tl1Sun I 4 30. 1906 Dian• Ln 1138,900 f~ Call Bill B1x by Unatt!d likn 64& '1414 or 873 7924 *SSOO• toward buyers cto11inl( costs. 1r sold this week.end. 3 BR. lo/.! BA . uPgraded interior. ------1 642·1355 WHITEWATER OCEAN VIEW -TW1 ......,..°'" two ~ cOftdo of wood .-ct Cjkal• hen a IMlt.r ~OOM wih. C)ltfft ~ ct... with wet bar c.d •~·of apace ••• $161,000. 495-1720 1076 Housn For Sdct Other Real Es tot• --,,..,.rty 2000 Othet' Rtol Es tat• MoMHt u,.._. .. d .....••••••.....•............•..........•.•••• ·········:.·;..··········· ·•••••·•··•··••········ ···············••···••• T111"'9 I 090 MobHe HOIM1 ,,_. 1_...,. ~ C_.ty Cotta M.M UJ4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• For S. 1100 22801 Woodtlen Clr. PYoperiy 2500 ...................... . Uruque John Lytlll' ho ml' •••••••••• •• • •• ••• ••• •• El Toro •••••••••• •• •• ••••••••• nuns 3 Bdrm. i ba ln 1n lhlllt. New w1v1~·w ACROSSFllOMICH Youanthe•UU1erof By ()wner t.rii crnr tot. qu1t'l nt'1gbborhood . Lge 3 Br. 3 b11 Cum pare 2'xtJO. 2 br. den. 2 ba. ""'"frffffdleh 3'001Q ft homl' In Chino• O~s /W /W cpl, frplc. pnces Sl77.000 586-4288 ln-A ID_ .. 3 Id bdrm. ram rm. ofr. bu.lit ~ ~.~3009 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIWPOlT llACH7 ~ TERRIFIC IN +· PARK RESALES. Low park rent. Call Adeline o( ... MONTEREY MOBILE HOM ES 119·6535 (1405) (2808) ( 1212) 11 .... t\M. '-'iyrso · ($22.SOvalue>.to ins. frp lc. pool A< $110. rent. llupl Bch R-.....i 1rot. guesthouse Hori.es OK J br i1uper condo. brand $3G950/owner ~·2'T29 ...... i a.u.y SJ2S 500 (714 l 62'i 4183 nf'W 2~ ba, pool. dbl ClrcAlt ' 11111 S500. No P•ll· o.t of eo.ty 642-~ August 3rd thnl l$t.h PYoper+y 25 SO -----,-1 -.._-..,- Anaheim Convenuoo ••• •••••• •••••••••••••• 2 Br cottage. .P c .... a uno 31' Aar tond. com· Center. 800 W Katella cealm(Cs. pauo, ctoeed pletely furnished, very Tickets must be U · CORONA .iar Adult.sonly Nopsta . AIRSTREAM good condition ready to chanaed for reserved By owner 1 month old 1340 F.-S1de. 548-4161 travel. With 1h1s ad seals at tbe Convention m o d ,. I h o 111 l' $7500. (J329 l Center ahead of time. Prdesslonally decorated Coodo-3Br. l YiBa . nr So. ARTlSTIC CaU 642·5678. Ext 329 to lntenor " lundscapUlll Cst Plaza, pool, tar, MOBILE HOME claim your tickets. Aa r co nd 1t1 o n t>d 3 patlo. $375. 6'G-0735 ~~~<~11~4~)~95~'1~-8005~~~~! * * • Bdrms 1112.950 lO'il $415 3Bdrm, 1Ba. crpts. = ---------1 down. Call 114·73'7..WJS. cirpe, w /D, stove, kids M Os I hGROSS Morro Bay. clean air. OK,nopeta.5'8-SJ81. LOS A IG llACHPlOPEltTY light lrafflc. 3 Bdrm New 2 Br. l'hbathCoedo. 1977 Madison 2052. 2 Balboa penln. <8> l·br +den. view or ocean Obi gar. Swim pool. spa, .EXCITING. large bdrms 1:\.Ba. Wlits. l0% down, 9~3 $79.SOO. Duplex, 189.SOO frpl,, patio. a lrtum. BEST YEARS Of ?-1.:?'•' r/i>. enclosed porch, lg comer contract. $4.25.000. Prin Uberty Real &lat~ 798 Open beam ~U'g. y, mi •. EASTlllUFf OC!AHSIDE SllOP .... R..t l«.(NC11J0.31l _ool~y_.<>wn __ e_r._646-&38 ____ 1 MOl'l"O Bay Blvd Morro to bch. $450/mo. da.ys Mewpori leach I 069 S. Ca.-fth •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• YOURWlf( REDUCEOTOSELL! COMMUMITY At the beach. 1n ARTISTIC R.-toWld Bay.93442 l..&05·772·4447 540-3630,evaSC.2220 are spent In her home By ownr 5 Br or 3 Br, + or PresidenUal Helahts. beautifully landsc11ped MOBILE HOME EASTSlDE CM. 4 re· or 172·Z336. eves Ask tor --------- M o k e t h e m den + study, Ir!( din with all the benefits of secluded adult park· ___ <_71_4_>_9s_7_,aoos ____ 1 sldences on a double Pat Minugh 2 Br. Zba. pool. all new WONDERFUL w1lh lh:ia a rea . lush g&rden San Clemente llbving. 7 gorgeous 24x60 1974 '/ .. to•---1. wide R·2 Lot $220000 cpts. i.hBrutters,b appoolpl's home on Balboa Island. lseland. $173.000 r1rm. luxury Town om es r h Ii J -s-e900 . • ..... &tat. $475 &3 .Zlw'a a. • Leave the b eautlful tft:.'.\Ln Call6444il93. ;;:,1~~1~0~~~~e'[i«= ~~2~~. fa~ ermnd; ~~jJ::;.. C~u~~~neg _Atl~-·87~------t bdaM)e 2100 ~~t~~!od:r';"J1.~~3~ mWl_alhsl1.et.srobwnedfr1.oorepmlacseurlott>r1---M-.... -D-R_l_D---lii••------• to buy. 492-2780 o r tomuclivhem1·no~~;~flaypouofwlanuv~ green. Single w de 60' .. !lril ~X ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642~ "" .~Vlew HCMRe 831·9310 uua .. long with encl porch. • Bon't sell exchanl(e your ---------s unbath i ng i n t.ht• ,,.._. W')'witbapauperspurse New awl\lllgs. paint. 5 J ust lis ted · all 2 prob le m property Clean2BR.1Ba:aglpr. privacy of the enclosed DELAG0740 EnlargedPortDfino AIOVETHEIEACH tbisisit.(KT1207-8). staradultpark Partially bedrooms In Downey anywhere. Call Shelby. Children OK, no pet.a. deck. Just steps rrom the 2600 square feel. Lake & 4 bdrms. study. cedar Ulumate REEFGATE ~a Pociflc furn. Mustselt 960-s844or Only $112.000. Broker. Agenl~Hll I /661 1111 SJ25 mo.897-0632 beach or join the bikers mo u n t a 1 n v i e w s paneled bonus rm & ra m · · Mobile Home Sales S.S-3327 to tour this lovely island. Landscaped & loaded rm w/second bnck frplc. WEST condominium · 2'706Harbor. Ste208 531>-nll Nr So. Csl Pina. 3 BR. 2 It can be yours for u wilhupgrades. For sale 4ba.Vtewofblg cunyon Rarelyavailable,oowat 540.5937 AcreogtforSale 1200 ..... ba.famnn,l900sqft.al- wtfetimeofloving&liv· byowner (714 )7~-4904-Feeland. Sl.39,000. ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• SO.OfTttlHWY ••••••••••••••••••••••• leyaccess.$495.~ mg 1748 Port Mante1gh Cir BERTHA HENRY LAGUNA HIUS FOURPLEX tto..t ~ EARLY ILUFFS 1215·000 2JS 0er~TOR:92.4121 Only Sl.9,000 for this love 700 ACRES wen cared ror PTOPerf · ........ ::::::: ...... Eastsld~ Z8dd':1 bousei /""'__., '"' FtlOMTROW ly dbl wide Lancer, near Riverside Co. at a main ro:.~ StSS.OOO. 11 Im. 3144 ~~&s~PetOK.":t.. \..I" llU"'21 VIEW IAY •Sli VIEW PAMOlltAMIC twys, shopping centers & frwy off ramp. Some n.11 .... Maken ••••••••••••••••••••••• gardener paid. Sl'75/mo • --) 1 • & llRDS New Bedford Model <>c... Vl.w H.-1 bch. Won't last. at this xlnt. commercial poten· 17141751 .. 063 Bt!ul new Woodbridge + clng fee. 646-142$. (h 1 l ~ u •• Stroll or jog. Green~l~. ~enh:~!~Y C~~h~;1::~ 4 luxury custom homes ~:·~.f.~2i.....___ tial Rapidly 1d,evelof1plng ~·t 2148 ~~ rt. $745. Ava.ii Aug lat. Newport cent~r cliffs and shows ternfac. street. 4 bdrms, ram rm, available w /benefit.s of ~ ~ area &2 ml. o ;wy ron· Hwit Bch. attractive sun· .. ..,. ...... c:;:,~11 LOVELYl BEDROOM 640-5357 "Trina" 3 bdrm. Open 2 frplc's, 3 ba. Fee land. San Clemente coastal liv· 848-8895 tage lnvesto terms. it. 2Bdrm. 2"'18a, oew house. CallMS-9lll !1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!11!~---!!!!'!!!'t house Sat & Sun. l·S PM. Owner wi 11 cons ider ing. Homes include w~t-FARGO. crpta, drps, enc gar. pnv ask for Betty SPECTACULARVIEW 7:>9-1501. secondT.D. bdoaTS, gNreeoho~oodse wm· •EXCITING• <g~>.::i.6~7 patio,lmltobch.$19.000 L...,...•~ 3148 ---. ---"----• ( 2101Yacht Wanderer ws, utone •· cen-· 8f068· $100,000aaaum Lst ........................ 2 br. cpts. drps. stv. gar. East bluff Lusk :· D"....,_.l't'fi'l!;rn1ll!;.jrt $229 soo ters & much more. YOU U fa*,.--'" .. 0 .. c--$255,000. P.P. 751-MBS. Lam•n••~. oceanfront. on adults, no pets. S320. UIM plan.4BR.2'h ba,h1ghly -inf '· l t MUSTSEE!Pricedfrom &......,., •IRcJ -_,. _. ••• .. --Anh <•5.,...... o u""'raded, family home Real Estate For ormationcon ac : -.ooo.AllofferswiUbe 1975 Madison 2Br, 2Ba, Can be split, Ideal for .... ._TSIDI the sand. 3 BR, 3 bu.+ a eim ............ ",, " ""' Richard A. Fuller ..-d f -d · • $2 000 &46-3160 w/besl view in ar ea considered. Full Bkr. co-20xl6 living rm In avoca os, antasl1c IO&NT ma1 s q.rs · •----·------ Leaded glasi. doori., ex IY OWMfR Office: 6444040 operation. 498-0200 or Garden Paradise for views, $5,000 per acre, S440 OOO Mo/lease. Agt.499-4591 Luxury 2 Br condo, bltns. ~~~!~;1 bnck work. Call Nwprt. Hg1 s lrg comer Home: 640-8044 831·9122 two, enjoy the best for ~~i~~l:~~ZS.2089 Tenseparate.bomes with .._.,....ach lt6' pabo, pool, park. $325 • .....,......., lot. 2 bdr 2 ba, family rm Zbr2 bacondo, xlnl less. priva•-v-...._ 00 approx-••••••••••••••••••••••• mo (213)355-2150. + bonus rm. $119.SOO. cond.$81.000 C~aPaciflc .... ,, .. ..., C.,ECODCOMDO 645-l044.0pnSunday. 83&-6434 MobileHomeSales 10 ACRES lmat.ely 1 acre of land. loysllons 2 Br. l ba. fncd yard. Harbor View Knoll 2Br . WORDS 2'T06Harbor. Ste208 Call for details. 48drm. JBa. pnv bch closed garage. dilldreo 2•,.1 ba split level $157.500 DOVER SHORES WES'l'CUFF By OWNER WOM'TDO IT Ed RiddleRllr Inc comm Aug. $1 500 ok, oopet.s. 1325. 54&-4M3I. by owner. Open Sat/Sun Own er must sell 4Br. l40SMarinersDnve Price 5249,900 540.5937 Beautifully landscaped 64641811 213-472·9226 or Wkends. 682Joann,AptA I 4 2728 H ii ltop Or 38a, prof lndscpd. & de-New I y d e c 0 rated. 4 Bedrooms ,._ I ..... "-c-a.. wilh many ancient oaks. ....--..._._ IEYEC 71~·5211 Super ........ ~ ... -. 3 br, 2 6#-0908 corated w /jacuzu & wallpaper all rooms W rds 't d 't thi -"••-•"JI -·r Lovely home with huge ,_.,.,, rv-.---......... ~ ~""'"" pool Bltn microwave. . o won o 1 oo s Low dwn payment will family room & guest in HB priced to sell at Stay 4 wk.son Lido dunng ba. f~lc, pool. 17\b Ii MEWPORT HTS R2 m 3 n y 0 th er "l r as 3Bdrm. ZBa. pool & JaC· one. You'll have lo see it get you this super dlx h 0 u se. s st 0 rage. ....<,000. Lesa \ban 10% Aug for $2000. 2Br. 2ba. lrvlne. $415. 675-llll. Bwld a nother unit or 1229,500. Opn Sundays cuzi. 2 Patio's Uted en· yourself to believe and single wide Broadmoor garages, horse corrals, ~avail Call agt for slpsS.673-1202. con vert ex1st1n11 58r 12.5. 1531 Highland Dr. trandce, Npror dlar3ndpsecsp appreciate all or the Park bas atmosphere or fenced. Terms. FARGO. detailsatM&-0800 4 bdrm, 2 ba1 • frplc. cloeed h1x.ise mtodplx $105.000 645-4226or83J·l316_ yar · ew · value that goes with this Hawaii. Only $18.SOO (7t4)677·569l · Magniric1ent beachfront gar. poo. quiet area. S-Outhlanders 631·2133, ----------1 carpets. dishwashe r, home. This 2 story home (~17.aJ). ORS22-0530 6'"15.Hmtg ldl West Newport: home. 4 ~SC. W-6220 lyOWMER refrig. Price<! for quick is onJy 3 years old and MobMeHoMeStoN All 2 BR. l BA houses Bdrm. 2 baths+dorm•Cl--ean--2-b_r_t_ba_w_/-fresb---.Y OWNER Assumable loan 8~<7.-, 4 sale $155.000. 646--0339 has features to comple· 848-8895 18.92 acre ranch ln San with garages Like new loft. Yrly lse. SlSOO/mo. t crpts 11 dr br 3 ba, POOL. family SAVESIO.OOO ment a lifestyle of ---------1 Dimas.43.'501qfthome. insideltouLGoodrenls 95&-5871 ~v·n~atlo 11 /t:;: $13.5,000 3 Bdrm. 2 bath rm. 2 fireplaces. 2350 sq gracious living. You will EXCITING lrg 4·stall barn, oo w/exchange up or down. VlEW Prefttnn-smkr. No-". den Pvt pool & tennis. ft. lathe & plaster. cul· li4)C..y011TWfthlM appreciate the de· e e W a In u t Cree It . •at848--080C) --Hlock to ocean Fee 111m· de-sac. Price reduced Last time to be shown by corator's touch here The Owner/Agl. 213/332·2'754 ~· · Catalina, ocean. bay & Refs. req. 54(M752 ~e. No agts S48-i!i87 Sl7.000. 714/496-4024 owner. Will h st next lotchen has everything. KIDS & Pm SO DUPLEX Newport from this 4 br. 4 BR, 3 ba. ram bome. Owner/Agt. $162,900 week. Upgraded $15,000, w/separate builtin gnll ·1 f h IHdtProperty ll 2 •-1 Bdr m -/large 2"'1 ba funu.shed home. close to ocean. eov'd B es l N E w P 0 R 1' bdrm b for inside BBQ. 3 baths, % or a m1 ~ rom l e ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,. .. 0 I $750 mo C a ll SHORES s1o5 ooo Call El Dorado3 . 2th a beach, tun m tbe sun. F . 1 fenced yard. garage, n Y · • patao & aundeck. RV ac-, · · (UD01SLE> $162,500 Open Sat/Sun formal dining room. JBr,ZBa.toomaoyxtras antast1c ocean vews. $87,500. Owner/agt. Hayward-Watson Real cess, ssrs mo. 6'13-6133 no;.~~:,~i;i~~rton Co. Open -3 % to S .0 -1-5. Anxious 14 Canyon oversized mas ter lo mention, in m ost 2+2 condo on the sand, 873-T1'J7 &tate,13l·SS81. days.'152-0327eores Preview Fri. 9AM to 8 I.stand Dr. 759-1666 bedroom, formal living beautiful S• Family all amenities SlS0.000. 559-4556 PM. SJ97.000 115 Via room. family room-3 Park in California. Belmont Rily (213)1--------•1Winterrental.lgdplx,3Br "Cu1e&coey"$210Kicb Mobile Home. S4S.OOO. Waziers-Ex.lotsortear For Sa le by Owne r cargarageANDbestof swiming pool, jacuzzi. 432.-0054 up2Brdwn.Yi blkfrom Ldry.64S-4900Save!Fee rum incld dishes & linen. downs. C Quintard. Spacious 3 bdrm. 2~ ba all the most fabulous \llUIS enclosed roller C lal ocn.dsbnhr, frplc. cpts, .CONSUMER'SGUIDE Bdrm 2.BA I Realtor. 3SS Via Lido, condo. Nr Npt Bch Teo-view to the west of San sak . • . k . l D a arc 996-5670 or aft S/Wlmds 1---------2 , , aun rm, . Cl b H" bl s ating nn , mmu es .,_..'t 1600 """"'........ SHARP' 2br._,.&.U&.....a 20· X 40', 2 prkng st.alls. 673-8250 nis u · ig Y up· Clemente, Dana Harbor. from Fashion Island & •• ~~.~~••••••••••••• _.._ · ......,......,., .. Lse $215/mo. Pool ..:gr::__aded._~640-_!660 ____ ~ all the way to Palas tbe Pavillion & only Cannery area. N.B. Dbl Oceanfront. 5 Bdrm. Gar.MS-C900Save! Fee. 673-4850. 700 Lido Pk D UnlnACt.ate. Verde. Open this $29.000.<DL82A6·7> street frontage on Npt SUMITS winterrent.al,$600/mo. ..coNSUMER'SGUIDE Fl -DcMlble loot Doell-DOCTOR Sat/SUn.10:30 AMAltoeds:30 CGlfon;ia Pocific Blvd Approx 2200 sq ft.. WESTMIMSTB 676-5820. Couagecbarm: 2brS21S .... FROtJT Waterfront acre estate. PM atl205 Vista c o. Mobile Home Sales Present lse income $740 Klds6'S-4800Save' Fee OCli" "' Classic French Norman 3blHoagR05p. Catalina ROYALREALTOl-S s 208 lat Owner depreciation StummgdecorS2601uds ~NSUMER'SGUID. E Surf. fish & bask on the; dy Mass1ve L.R.&game & ocean view from hv· Call49J..2143,492-21'77 2706Harbor , te mo, ice cream parlor & on this new Tudor-style GarpLx64S-4900smfee ~ greatbeachalyourfront rm. 6 br. 7 ba. & maid's din·klt·bdrmandpatios C 540.5937 cleaners. Xlnt mcome bldg.Ooe3BR.fOU!ZBR ..CONSUMER'SGUlDE l•ZIA door. & watch glonous qtrs . All furnished. 1 •WYER or49Z-J632askfor arl. potential, $135,000. unha. Great ~bOD on ---------fi db S. I f I · ~ ---------1 BREA _a,,.,9 tree·"--,. •t .... l",000 . .._...U..fwwi*.t ireplace, 1 gar, eee.r sun.sets ang e amt Y • ft-e waterfront patio Schools·•hort wal,. to ...........,, uin:u " -"' ~ hoo'· .-.. · If cor loc $295,000 .._,"' · 0 .. S...._ <L-201) ••••••••••••••••••••••• sc m/-..,...pmg rwys HOLLIS WOOD Huge trees. En j o Y grade & ha. Frwy 2 bl to Caplstr..o I 078 Near new dbl wade Ben----------1 Lynne Valentine 644-6200 Gcsaral 3202 & OCC. Gardener. Avail. RE .. 'TOR 67c .,.,7 breathing again ! I courtorofc. d1x in S •Park. lg airy CAMME9YVILLAGE •-.•-------•!••••••••••••••••••••••• now. $'54Smo.m.c29aft 1u. ~ Pn l Lak Ar ••••••••••••• •••••••• •• I -•• ~ va e area e · MERCHANT r ooms. fwy c o se ~lTIEACH •HOMEFINDERS 'lorwbds. I d Pie als rowhead. $475.000 . (S""""""77) """""''""' ._.......__._....... 2200 1---------Al ocean. g. u "· Close to mjr shop cen Clf»oN" • Three commercial lots. _. ......--IOOO's of vacancies utiJ long lot for sate. Owoc Owner 494-4653 or ters. Stoway liqor cab & GOOD GOOD Mobletton.Stor. 2822-24-26 Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• Allareas.Allpnces $250lbr . pdcwte 114-499-1974 _<_u;._:m_-7_594 _____ -i bar. ' LIN ____ 848-8895 _____ -1 stvd .• eachlot1s25'x90'. OFACEIC.DGSm Thesearejustarew: ~,,:ir~~~;r~ A STEAL at S249.SOO ~.a~~ Stor. One lot with building. Huntington Beach SlSOfum bach utll pd •HOMEFlNDERS 1 SPYGLASS SPECIALIST OUTSTANDIMG family hm. fi BR. pool. jac. Gorgeous ocean vu from KLOp Spyglass Hill. Priced to sell. Owner anxious. IEAUTIFUL Southport. 6 BR & B o n u s . 4 112 B A • professionally decorated. large yard at low. low price ror Spyglass of $369.500. SUPlll VIEW of ocean. harbor & night lights. Lovely traditional home. 3 & den. ramtly room. 2 frplcs.. glassed·in patio. STEPS TO IEACH. 3 BR & bonus. vaulted ceiling, lots of glass, new carpet & paint. Lovely patio. Private parking. pool & recreation. Owner anxious. newport center realty 840·1812 CHIEF in the bills above -st.ore or office. $325,000. 21,000 sq. ft. lot near S150tbrk1dspet yard Capistrano,awidewalk Assumables. re · Call546-S880 Pacifica Hospital. 5 SU15lbrpetsfncdyd $3853brlddspetgaryd Plenty rm-heap big tribe leads past. sculptures possessions, buy rentals, Points Shop. Cnlr & Civic ss7 OR:!'1 $4254brtids pet fed yd Apx3000sf 3br.3ba den lndscpg. to ao elegant rent town. For info Cente S135 ooo Smaltree. 557--0824 Poot size comer lot. 3 car dramatic entry. Soaring 17141 841-8895 o:Vid &urte Rltr lalloo l"-d 3206 •HOMEFINDERS gar+RV-boal s pace. ceilings , muted ---------1 546-9950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --~------ Huge flagstone frplc , eartbtooes. Reception MOVERIGHTIM ~~~~~~~~~---------For lse. lovely l BR. 2 ba s:.!l602+dlnepetaotyd STV cable conn. Whole si7.ed livlog rm. formal This indescribable dbl= OCUMVIEWLOTS home, den, rrplc, pat Smallfee.557--0824 tribe happy sending dining. Paneled family wide Santana, complete-COIMlolllhd•Ms/Tow•· ·~tolOacrelots. Ref's req·d. $640 /mo ~ •HOMEFINDE.RS smokesigorwalchTV. room w /bar. English ly furnished Including ii.o.nforMIN 1700 •Widestreetfrootages& utll.Forappt.673-0191 IY OWNER I country patio & yard. brand new organ. All you ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• lgefiatbuildingareas Open house Sat/Sun 1·5 S uns h I ne kitchen. need is your clothes. ..._ w.. •FromS89.000to$1S9,000 308Hotmwood Dr. Master suite w /stone Professionally lndscpd; 3Bdrm. 3Ba. Sandpiper -80% Financing-9 ye.ar Bey' 3br+2S325ocean! O-Poilet )JU K + P. 645-4900 Save• •••••••••••••••••--• Nwpt Bch frpl. Feast your dreams Must see to believe. beauty, security gate, In interestooly. Courtesy to lrok.n on this s~. house. Call (1034A·76). dian Wells c.c. $173,000. •An excellent investment Fee. .CONSUMER'SGUIOE 1 bd. l ba. new d'uples. Ulll pd. yd, $350/mo., 645-1947 us now. MoWe.HoMe Stor. Lu. 5e8-1006 or 568-3666. opportunity in one of 848-8895 agt. Orange County's most Elegant & soPlustJcated 3 _66_1_-3879 ______ _ BR. 2 BA home. Move tn MSOJ+den kids petot SB.LOR TRADE Beautiful ocean view. 4 br CDM home for units Ownr/Agt. 759-9199 4 Newport Beach condo. 3 br, Z'h ba, totally UP· __ ..::.;.=:._;_;,;__ ___ 1 graded. Needs 30 day escrow. Will sacrlrice at $84,000. 16 Surfside Court. NB. 642-3399 or 499-4822 "U" must "C" The best of West<'liff Neatly groomed 3 Bdrm home with beautiful yard. Near Mariners school. shopping. etc. Appdntment only. Catt ~llSl ~~HERITAGE • • REALTORS OPl!MSAT.1-4 BY OWNER MUST SACRIFICE-Large 4 br. 2 ba, cor lot. To many xtras too men- tion. Must see. 988.800. Open hae. 496-2381. IEACHHAVEH $11.500 On the oceanside or a quiet. private street w I ocean breezes and a Utt.le ocean view, this 3 BR home's tasteful elegance reflects Ole pride of It's CMner. Just a mile down the bike path to tbe beach. thla is heaven at affordable price. Call 310 FBMANDO 1 ~~·-<Unit 104: off W. S.y ti.: Ave.). Newport Bay Towers, edult condo . l..::a"7i'i'IPF'~~~iiiir' spacious 2 bdrm .• 2 -49 baths, balcony, pool, aue•c-c..-•.,. security bldg., roof ...,_c.-- garden, \lnderground By Owner. Lovely 3 br 1 y, parlltng, boat slips. ba. trpl, m.nt extras. 1 SISS1000. ml to Dana Pt. ltrbr. GIB WALKER Near pool. m.100. ,... . llALTY 675-1200 sumptlon lllOOO. ~ -------11..... &090 s-ca..... l076 ...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• OP84 SUNDAY l·S ., Meed .. w .. Ill I MltcW t21 IMeMltMC.._.. a Br. l~ bath. Frplc. New ~acre 4 br. ocean Sloal• ator1 Adult w ellate. S238.t..'!?· Bldr Townhoute. '!'.:..500. aaya "lUST BJW'fO ME W.11. TA\'WR 00. ANOl'l!'ERl" &4().S741 MartorCbtta, Bkr. -..1.•MMS ti.ave eometblni to aell? Qualfied ad.I do It well. .. * * M..tiffHonHi 3862 Claremont Irvine You are tbe winner of Hrff fr'Hffdleh (S22.50value>. to ~"°'· ........ , .... , Clrcn August 3rd thru 15th Anaheim Convention Center, 800 w. Katella Tickets must be ex changed for r eserved seats al the Convention Center ahead of lime. Call ~5678. Ext 329 to claim your Uckets. *** --='--------1 prestigious planned COIJJ· muniUes. I 10 For inlormation contact •••••••••••••••••••••• Mariners Point Sales 1 br + den &c l br. tuJl ba w /both. vu of Lake Elsinore. Mlneral water incl. $35,000. 674-3387 Center (714)498-0000 or 831-9122 See UUs Newport lotl Aug lst. $1400 Small fee. S57~ 0 •HOMEFINDERS &Toro 1212 --~Lh; • -··················-·-;am.~ Iii 9 ~ 3 br, 2 ba, gar, facd &lboa Isla;, Realty yd Kuss & pets ot. IMS: """'"~'"' '~"""""" Agt No fee. 914-2516, 673-8700 ...:973-..:.:...:Z!iTT:.:....;.t _. ----- U you would like to bui Id 4 Plex, fully rented. 2 yrs a lovely 2 story home old, Huntington Ha.rbour plU& have your own rac· Area.848-002.3 quetball court or 'l .____ -..._+., 2000 garages for antique cars. lc6oa P1•s•a 3207 ~~uc • br. 2 be,:,!~~ .....-..-..--r-rn sss.ooo. 548-8532 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ul.l>llwhr. garage. n.na .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... --.-.. S.S02brfrplc'' View! pets. SC7S. Agt. No fee. HOTICE! _.,,....,. .. _.. Smallfee.SS7-0824 .._2566;~3-297l Af'T OWHEISI IUILDllS •HOMEFTNOERS F.:ataia y..., J2J4 Invstmnt group interest· R-3 Jot. C.M. With •P· 3222 ••••••••••••••••••••••• proved plans for 13 units. eor-o .. M• ed in buying di~ Crom Only Sl7S,OOO. Ready to ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• Deluxe Tiburon coodo •. l owner 25-50 unit bldg bid "-U ,,.,. c"" .,. Fl"ont coiy 3 bd or den Br, 2~ ba, wet bar. Atl' Loe in Orange Cst area. · ...... .....,....~ •e•· frplc, dbl. gar. $550/mo rood, pool $d5. 847~. Top price paJd for suita -640-1584, 673-3269. ""-~ .. ive home, •·-e 6 ble bldg. SAFEGUARD .....,."'u" -a INVllS7-8'188 831-7714 very private. Newb' re- LAGUMA HIUS Harbor View KnoLIJI, 3 Br. dec:ora~. 3 br • 2 N . fam Price slashed $2,000 on SAM CllMIMTE lovely end unit on gmblt rm. wet bar. c~ta. drps. this custom bit dbl wide llACHTRIPLD dbl car. tenoas, pool, b l t 0 • • A / C · Spa lo btfl 5 •Park. Spectous,aparklln«J.2-2 M.OYOUISILf jM:UUi.S725.7S9.()717evs Wasbertdryer. refrig. cmQeM-'71). In top l ocatlon at A Dft,11 2 Br. 1 ba th, btttns. ~~;;; r:t'd::; ~~ Stor. $1STB~TilA HENRY Ou lot available in ex· aarage Adulu. 00 pets $41fM1879eveafurmds. ----------I Cltlledl C'4lta Men loca-RefaS475/ 644 7809 REALTORS Uon. AcquiaJUOo " COO· mo. . l"S. Condo a be'. 2Yi ba. 2 Lake Wohlford. S.D. Co. Magnlficen\ view . $1.l.500. P.P. 714/81M·7258 BAYSIDE Dbl wide Lancer near = eomplet~ly UP· . (AMZJ3. 77). ......... Store ..... 2LS Del Mar 4!12-4121 lllJ'QcUoo flnanclna also 4 Br. 2"11 ba execuUve sty, tprlc, pe>ol. 1115-«lll OWllX/$27.100 available. (L-14) view home. gardener p&l!tt9373 qent. A short drl ve from VlcJaahlnakil42-IZSS pool. volleyball. new 3BR ZBa h~eyard Im· Oranae Co. gives you a c: a r pets . d r a p " s . mac. nl~ ~obothoocl. bitbfy desirable area t111 t• DeMrf, wallpaper. 9900. 640-0008 $450. W--2182 15Ua l• with fantastic 1rowtb 1.-f 2400 Magn.l.ltcent ocnfml home mq. and positive ca.s fiow ....... •••••••••••••••• 1oc In beaut ShorecUcts Be--= .... :....-.... -., .. -B-R-l"""-9-.. --rrom your invettment. MOUMTAlM OD lrg lot. 3 Br. a Bu au........ ... n·!-!.. Forcompletedet.aJlll. $2500/mo yrly lse. Catt puaoces met ..,, .._ C411t73-4626Mow llSOIT rltr873-53llor&44.Q97 requt1ed. Sunslaine ..... .. I.._ 1lred ot the maddening • Realton.IM-Ul'14 llhmore l br near Hoag ... -crowda? Eatape to Jrvtne Terrace-3Br. 2Ba Kotp. 16000. 645·5986. ur:u E. 17th St, SA ror.t Falls. 15 ml east luxury home, $775 mo. I llMI ....... .._. 1240 548.mS I New duplexes " 4·plexet. of Redlanda. We've Just 640-1880, 875-1777 ..................... .. ~ d1nct from lhe de· lilted this lovely 2 Avail. now 4 br, 2be,1ar • l'l~U BUYER veJoper. (714)431M1704 Bdrm+. taatelully de· BRAND NEW-4Br. 3Ba, tnoo yd. Kida• Pill ok. ""'111 _..;....;.:...;__.;._...;... ____ 1 corated, aenuine s plit· view. "'blk to oen, S8SO '415. Al\. No fee.~ Needs llriO'• to move l0"11XOR08SI k>t home. Just peat for mo.840-1880,615·1'127 orm211''11 out ot at.ate. Must be re• I unlta. projecttd tr/ln· a second or permanent ______ ......_ __ as on a b I e . Severa t com• s 3 3 , 7 88. A ti home. And lt •a priced at JASMIMI CRHIC CUt.e 2 br, 1 be, 1ar, fbcd nMded. Call Mar}orle 3BR/2b. by ownr. Mr. ONLYS?MOO. Plan 3. many upgrad~s. yd,~ ldda 6 peta ok. llobtl• Home Slore Werner, S58·e3'10 dys, Beckmann Real FAlat.e Beall\.. condlUon lmme<I UU. Aat. No he, ~. 54M1S2eve. (114) ~11 occupancy '850 &44 &MD ~zsee: matt. ......... _ ·-.,,,,.,. ' . • r • . -~~ . ·····-· .... • .. . . . .. .. -.... \ t I' . ' . " .. " . . ._ " . .. Fnc»y. July 28. 1978 DAILY PILQT DZ ..._., 0 ...... .-d Howtff U~ Houu1 U..._,...a.d C-'1 rlnlllM .,_ hM•t1 u..twA. A,. baah u.tw.. • •• ••• • •• • • ••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • •• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• •• ,.,.,..... 3400 • •• • • • ••• • • • •• ••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• .... l•leedl 1240 lrtiae 1144 Me.,....hedt 116' ....................... 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DELUXE Rooms · vt hom c M ~~c:~u~~~ ~.,",~ ~t~ Slattt/Edward:s .~ n1S rroo Call6315S96 BEAlTTlF\JLooLJDO 2 Ca 11 J1l•• '['I,, l!'~rc~ Sm p« welcome. DlO. t:i28Rfrom5'2(),utll. Quiet.'Kftch pt1::B No p11t1 os-o o rl.1n1t il NEW hm ,nr ocean S4cS Irvine Grovea •Br, Bdrm, den, dlnln1 rm .......... l42S -M2-US3. .~ dnci;.Sl»ll7~ ~8 Janitorial 'included. 2808 IDll ~ ~ X\J'Cu ~. 38M fllrn rm L.se $595 and pvt patio 2 baths ••••••••••••••••••••••• GARDEN APTS ,,.._,._ ~.a0 Bae .. Ba EXTRA LARGE lBr, S300 LMfayelle Ave.. N ti "''"A • n e w c pls ' I $800/yrly Waterfront CORONA DELMAR "'.,,.~ .. '"vuu . a y, mo lst/laat + securll St ar ..... 4JOO ~plr. 11va11 now Nr mo or seopt s.52·95.29 Homes631·HOO. 1 bdrm townhOuae. all UP• 2 Br Townboule, lrplc. 2B1',Sol2 ba ... ~b~,!•r wood/OJ>· 831.-0:.io y ••••••••••••••••••••••• 67).1003 HI.mt Hrbr t'75 Jtadel. pool, Broo&bural nr ar uca\.Ula, w ' ~SIX) ft di f W H\JNTHRB.Rcondo, LS50 HOMEFINDERS & Adams. H.B. Adults, ~~=·v~:s~~!: bW'nlnstrplc,t.ruhcom· Beach duplex to share FABULOUS ; Bdrm 19th S~~·CM f~~cSl!iO 1q. f\. 1515. Many others 1000.of vacancletl no pets (213) Sff.1801 to Fashion 111 __ .. " fine ~ 00 peU. 9t()()/mo. w/Yf!AJ.D& m.ture adult. 2 Penthouse w /forever mo, TomS40-2200 Call Joan, Jo. or Sherri. All ttreatt ·AU prices Te4'1 i He ...... • Br. part I ally f u ro ~ ot Bay. Avail week·•--'-------- One fee then FREE for ~Mlll•d 3525 beacb.~2611 2Br.l~baNEWunlts 4.M-2'10hakrorMlcbael. lyfJSO. THE EfflCIENJ ••LIFE•• ONL Private room w/bath & Good ln22 locatlons ••••••••••••••••••••••• Y $335/mo. Redwood studio. Victoria vtew. $100/wk. HEW HOME 3Syean ln business Univ. Terr. 2 br, 2 ba. 2 3 bdrm, 2Va ha. new cpts. 6'75-5G7, Aaeot. 8dl. $115 pr mo. UUI & Sallab R .,. 11J£RNATIVE Irvine's Northwood . pro· lCALL DOES IT ALL car aar. Nr. PoOI & jac. dishwasher. patio & . cable inc . ._1109 ury ·"-· N. a'::.'{;-; 1 mlnent Willow Creek. vacMnt M50 557.Q:iO garage. SS2S . Lse. 2Br. lba, newly paU1t«I, 673e>O Eves673·7706 Mo. to mo. rent inc:I ~~~~~~~~~] Spanis h s tyle single 5S7·082t ~ · u .. : .... _ ,6· OO 673-7Sl.3. A&t. ~/drpetlo, .!!<'!!f9• no l Bd. l blk to beach.j~~~~~~~~~I R t-cc Pt . s er v ·• -famJly res. w/3 BRs, 2 YEARLYLge3br,l~ba ................ _..._..... • .,_.,pa ....... -•v Oceaovu.Adlts.nopeta. 3 BR :!b f 1 blll personalized phone C()V· OPEN HOUSE bat.hi; . vaulted ceilings . 1 .. ~ .. -e from ""ean. ~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Deluxe upper 2 Br. 2 ba, Lr 2 BR uJ • ood $27 5 I mo 494 .1313 • a .. rp c.. · na. erage. conf. rm. mail ,..,.,... ..... _,., u gar, deck ck frpl, walk to g • q e.. w • • 2 car gar. Avail 1275 wit.. Ion & · New~eganl 2 bedroom atriums • s kylights. mo. Lge 3 br, 2 ba, i,.; pper 3 Br. 2 ba, aar. bch & ahop'g, 8/l, ~ beam ceilings, refri&. -.aoo · July; S300 in Au1. Agent serv., par g more in + ckm ($575). Cedar & Garden window in blockparll&bay/beach. dshwsr, W /D. frplc, mo. M&-97l4 or 6'0-933S sl0v4:;."'A,!l.!.•· no pet1. •-Hllh llSO 873-3683 NewpoTHErt~XE·CtJTIVE window home. 5 Blocks kitchen · landscaped & 1 '12 bl.ks to ocean Sl600 mo channel view. Newport S2l8S ,,_.._ __,... c. to beach. Private 2·car draped Never lived in! 675"80J.8or67s-6775 Beach. Yrly. $600. or&IS-3'1'19 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 br. comp!. furn. ocean SU1TE6'0-~0 guage Fully main· $575/ Mo. mcl. gardener 67~7895. . 3 BR, 2 ba, yard. garaee. L.A.uMA HILLS view. 1 blk t.o btacb. N tamed yard. Adults. No tlAS) SEA VIEW 3 bdrm, 2..., Charming compact upper 132 Lisa Ln. 631-1116, New adult deluxe apts L 1 gun a . w a I le t o CdM OFACES peU. S2S 18th St. <714l J ean Dales&t2·8235 ba, ocean vu, pool/tennis $Uil5 mo. 1 br, Costa Mesa. lBr for matur e adlt. 6734'1.39 tum 6 unfum. Billiard&. downtown Aug. SS25 lrifllit Clw«y Hew MMS.131 suoo (213)430-3629 Fenced yrd, stove. Beaut patio. part furn, pool, jacuzzi. sand 498-1887 StJlTts. So. of Coast C 1.-lew-t.• •--leach 3241 . refrig.PetOK.646-5754 xlntarea.S260.642·12'76. ~dao'K2Ba. c!Yts. drpt, volleyball. --------Hwy. Available Now ' -·-• • -.. --,--BIG CANYON Oiarmino Jg 2Br dplx, ,... • 00 pe.... ALICIA Vtu.AGI Balboa 1 br beach apt. SEE to · t ......, ~ '"' $375 mo. Walk to bch. lnc/utll l ~;;" ...,,..., · 25211St.ockport ~ · ·..,.,., CallLinda67~2311 .. Aro-you fay some ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 2+1"'1·pool' Te""'s <UNI c ..... 0177 -IU\ mo now -mo apprec1a e. - a I enc Y or the North Lag, ocean view. Spaclous2Br,2Ba unique 34646 Via Catalina, '*<X>NSUMER'SGUJDE 2Bdrm. lBa • 2214-C Sl1"1SlorS81..6130 wanter. 675·5810 or1--------- "RUNAROUND" Call 2Bdrm. block lo heh & 2 s tory townhouse , ca....i•trano Bch5'4-6S36 Ru•.. ....c/mo Office,....o9-7dan.. M2-03a3 ac>UND R.ooa CONSUMER'S GUIDE. s tores. W lfrplc · lrg Amenities galore! .,.... ColNMne 1124 .. ~1i"846.1m. ....-~ N.wnnrt Bch oceanfront Many have and are aJad patio, lse. No pets •Planked dining rm & cn.--12+1•'-pool' J·ac --.-EAST 17• ST. CM 0 .,..chen n-..._ I •9vllloh.d ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,,....., .,.,,. · · h,,e w/2 car gar. l\va1l. Pnvate entrance. 2 mu. tbeyd.ld!!Savebme,gas $475/mo.497·2564. ... ..... ....,. = .---... All uW paid La lb S.unam> 6'5-4900fee &money&onfee ________ _.... •Trashcompactor ••••••••••••••••••••••• nuult 2.bed.room, super ..t:...., bitns e I .r • .CONSUMER'SGUIDE 7/29·8/12. $300. wk. cal'Jl. drapes. a1r·cond-IOOO'aofR..tah! HEARIEACH •Airconditiooing eo.iaW..O 1724 location . No pet• cpts, ....... •re ng. Families only. Mrs $196Per mo.inclutit KJDS.PETSWELCOME ALLNORTIISIDE •Frplc&wetbar ....................... $250 /month. 568 W · patio. $220. Adults, no .... ...,......_.. J169 LewU (714l 979.3797 dys. BROKER67s-6700 645-4900 New 2 Br, 2 ha, terrific •Huge mstr suite com· Attractive l & den. quiet Wilson. inq apt ForG. peU. S48·1Sl7 or~ ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• 675-5175or~5540eves. mall office. S12S mo. 1827 white wate r coastal prises entire 2nd floor. mature 1dlt. No pet. LAMAHCHAAf'TS PAllMIWPOIT Laguna . Steps to Westclitt Drive. Xlnt Open 7dayas.7 Views: all wood inter .. has sitting rm area. Gar .• $265. 2234 Rutgers Large 1,26 3 bedroom 28drm.carpel8,drapes. Bac b el ora. 1 or 2 beautiluJ beach. Largt! locauoo.63:1-0900 Immaculate 4 BR, 2 ba. plan1c firs .• frpl. stained loads of wardrobe space Dr.1·213/454·5104 g d n t ....._h h flreplace,paUo,nearbus Bedrooms&Townhouaes furn. 3 br. 54~0 wk.1---------tl"plc.Nupalnt&:crpt'g, glass, garage, ap-w/mirroreddoors. are aps. &I"' w r, &s&ores.Nochildren.no From$3311.SO "9'7•2042. 17700rangeAve,C.M.Sk '.\ mi from bch. ~25. pllances rum. $650. •MUCH MORE Furn. Bachelor apt. l bltna. encl. gar. gas bbq. pets. $2'75. Rllr. S48·7729 Spectacular spa. total •E. 600 sq n. xlnt park 2100 Barbados Circle, 2 Br, shingled house, Adults, no pets. $895 mo. adult. Clean, no pets. lnq ~~~3 Pd. 778 Scott recreation program. v...-l...tah 4250 mg. $295 mo. 642-9929 alt call 968-3S36 frpl., hdwd. firs, all new 644-0508 186~ Rochester, upsl.rs. aoci.a1 program. 7 pools. 8 ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• 6pm or wk:Dds. Great 4 br. 2 ba. cpls, ~~h:k~~~t.~a~d."~g Custom home, Big Ca-Hwtt1i4•1Hd13740 208k1 ~1 sto7. ~hjg· O-Nilt 3126 =~bo~:~ ~~ ~~~H1>AJ~~~ 1.00 sq ft, ~er: offitl4t. fenced yd, kids & pets ok. Hillie 494·755l nyon. Im med. occupan· ••B••••h•••L•••••••B••••·~· be~ clnis~~~~.' A~~~'. •u••••••••••-•••••••• Joaquin Hills Road. on WATER. Studio. '· 2 & 55< sq ft . Avail immed Avail.now $«S.Agt.,no . cy; 3 Br. fam. rm .• • ac · on g eac. $325 2650 Elden Deluxe3br2ba,gar,frpl. 1714164._1900 Jbdrmunits.Sleeps2lo 3400 Irvine Ave, NB fee. ~.2566. 97s-2971 Sharp 2 bd. house, walk to privacy! $1750 Mo. Agt privacy. Uill pd. No pets. (1)~ • laundry facU, no pets. 8. Completely funushed Mullan Realty 540-2960 • beach, deck & garage 64().6500/75&--008'1 $185 83J.8974 c:cn.,......, $4Htl • • _....,.,.. __ ,_..,.. ______ Nice 2Br Dplx upstain. Fireplace. AEK. TV. Choice Npt Bcb oCc space sr:r~!~dil~ r~· ~';1~~'. /mo, Call494·2576 LolJlll9.._. 1741 New 2 br. 2 ba. all blt.ns, 2 br apt, bltAS, breakfast lrplc, W /D. gara~e. private do~k._ private for rent. Will sh a rt.' Kids & pets ok $43S. Agt, Small t br cot~ge, I Re We atil ..... .-r ••••••••••••••••••••••• = r:c~gar, patio, bar, gar., lndry rm. $325. ~ultsbopp. no. ~·-.?' ~.ot outdoobeach, t~. 'cnd1 oor t.o& w/Ul8ur broker or relat· no{ee~·2.566: 973- 2971 sundeck. fantastic ocean ,...... .. ...w..~ Oceanfront luxurious 1 br TSL Mgmt · 642.1603 Eves 498-0318 .... e 5 m1. u:t<C, cn: .. 1 . r .,.,.,.s. ose ed buai. (714> 833-0t21 -..:.....------view $3.50 mo.497-2426 S350to$1SO~ $550. No pets. Yrly. re(.$1500mo.4:94-6303 ca.slDOl'l.(4.1.Sl961·25fiO 38r cp•· drps bltns on -"·dl•· ""' 1082 MES"' ..... ES Sunn;y c lean 2Bdrm. •~to 'OO SUI LEASE Ad'arm.""~ear Main $.oo L..ogieaHllls 3250 BEACH IN FRONT OF "' .., . ..,,. •n" . bltins,ocea.ovu. Noklds/ Block from water a. --SW. 4• 1200 .... ft. in pnme toca ...,,, ....,..,,,. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• this d~orator 4 bdrm 1 Br S285. Poot. jacu.z.n, ..-.. -•""7231 _,,. 5 Shores area. 3 br. 2 ba ••••••••••••••-••••••• .... mo ;,v.;r-...,_, d lt t 26 0 ..-.-· -· .....,.. •n t.ioo on 17th St. in Costa · $400 3brkidspetsgar homew/fabuJousviewof Hewportle9cll 3769 8 u s, nope 5 · S pm duplex. Yrly lse . •IESELECTIVE• Mesa. Fully carpeted. 3 br 2 ba, very clean. Small ree. 557·0824 BOATING activity and ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harla Ave, CM. (Mesa <n4)956-5871 Gain a reliable air conditioning. front & beaut. fenced backyard. •HOMEFINDERS jetty. Lots of privacy. Verde Dr. E . off Harbor roommate 645-74&4 rear entrances Wlt.h dis· Yorktown/Ne wla nd S till AVAILABLE Blvd).S4i-2447. F at•V..._ Jll4 WATaROMT •SHAREAHOME• ____ .. _ I Avail. Aug l $4 2S. lOC)loftCl .. lguel 3252 WEEKLY In JULY al n· Huge 2 BR. E/Side, ut1.1 ••••••••••::::~•••••••• Spacious2br.2ba&den. play wuiuuw. Cal Mary 960-2106.or 64S-6384 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S800wk. t~e pd..o .... nbeamclgs.rncd $44.S. Lge 3 bd 21,'J ba. 2 ·Spedaun·,.. .. 1cu1y upar..:,!edwed .• La'"'ew. c.tdoWll fordelails.s.ii.s210 4 Rr. Jba. lge rncd yard. WATERFRONTHOMES ..-l y f I I .,... e·-U-'--&..-1 Office space CdM slreel Beachw lk Twn '--e J BR CI d A I 8/1 yd.$31Smo.646-4387 s or · rp c . poo · ........... un· g •· dranon·es. ·-.,~· · · 8 '"' • • u · e·sac. vai · Ca16ll·l400 835·0211 pager 9373, ... _,..., .,. "" Shareabome oraptment leveJ.$14.S.mo. 2"" ba, Crplc. (7 14 ) $435 Ph497·2268 Spacious, quiet 3 bdrm agent. Sandy beach, beautiful 644-8494 ~=or days <2•3> Mi~Ot1Viefo 3267 Westcliff 2 br. 2""2 ba BIG' ~Poo~~ld:/~S@~~ Hwatla9oat.._. ll40 Cf.!!'1!1~v~~~~~: ~~~~~ ...-.URtftfd 44 50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• townhouse, refrig, stove, 00 pets. S37S. 6'5·338l or ••••••••••••••••••••••• available. Adults-no c.... ~ ht.K.o~IWQ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ONTHESANO 4 BR. 2 Ba, bltns, cpts. pvt patio, gar. Pool & 6'15-59(9 SHARP,beacb,2&38R, pets. $1500. monlbly. s· /SI DE C.M. Shops. Beachfront ba~h .. llunt-drps, lge patio. 26801 sauna. Washer & dryer. • fr pl. dis hwash e r. 673-8414 . 832~134 ancel 97 t olfc's, bobby. wholesale. m~ton Pacific beat•h Alicanle. $475 per mo. lst Adults. $.550. 640.5954. ti 9e0-2358 w ,..,,, 2 I bl gen use Fr $8.S $48 7249 house. $600 mo. Ron or & last + secunty. Call GREAT RECREATION: ..._..S m"'9 garage, pa os. . Bachelor unit VJ block an ..... 1 or re ia e . . . . Max.536-6063 Sue.~·7707 Swimming, saunas. 2 .... _T....1..-Seawi d ·1~ from beach. All util pd. roommates,to share IUX· 3 Br. 3 Ba • n r 0 c n . .._.,., ~ Aph n VI e No kids. no pets. 201 E . urlous bch ront apt. yr· 2400 Sq. Ft. HUNTINGTON La Mancha condo3 br ::i•,; calhedra I eel Ii n gs • health clubs, billiards. Ph Mlle Fr leach New 1&2 bdrm luxury Balboa Blv~. $250 per ly. S21Smo. 675-6614 NB Sbowplaceol town LANDMARK ba.new,cari>ets,drni->es. elegant$650mo.642-3494 nlght-lighted tennis adult apts in 14 plana mo.+secuntydep.Call ISEVHYTHIHG MesaVerdeDr.Plaza I story end unit. Prof. de· g o.lf co u r 11 e vie w . Harbor vi·ew Home •• BR courta. Pro & pro shop. 3 Bdrms. l 'h Baths Sues.56-7707 ""' .... M-a Ve-'e Dr. E corat.ed. walk lo million N hbo hood 1 K.N• .. golf driving range, party from $290 + pools, ten· you want to rent too ex· .__, ~ ,.,. dollar club house ~SO e1g lr 979poo7633. d..,.,., Montego, new crpts, ter· Fireplaces. Patios. nls. waterfal.ts. ponds! 'ft--l Bdrm. "''-ps •o pensive? Then get a Qlst.a Mesa . pr mo se. . ys, ra•o t "le park like room. Disbwaabe.r.Disposals. Fro San Di ......... _..... .._ " f d c .. 1: .. 123 per mo. All adulL'I over 831-9847 58J-0473 .. i • . FUN ACTIVITIES: La·-t-Facillties m ego .. , .. y beach.Frplc. Yrly.Resf roommat~. oot the if· .....,.... 40. Call Billie Markas. · · backyard, ms. No pets. F\Jlllime director, free -~ drive North on Beach lo adltonly. $380 inc'g uti . fem.tee & solve lbe pro·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~ 963-0826: 551.0187 evs Spectacular 3 br. p.4 ba. 642·2932 Sunday brunch, BBQ's. 1175 MOitr'o I.. SI McFadden t.hen West on MS-51162 blem. FREE roommate , C·I store/office. W frplc. dishwhr. gar, kids Eastbluff condo 1 sty 3 trips, parta·es. sport · •.,~ Su. McFadden to Seawlnd service.536-7504. l"tb cu. s11c. m o 2br w /grd.nr $275 kids &: ts k s.i7S Agt • • Agt OD premJSes »<1t/ n Village. (714 )893-5198 2bedroom • "' ~ Fncd 645-4900Save• F'ee r pe 0 · · • no br 2 ba, nu crpts. dbl tournaments & more! $395 640-0357 zun~ Sbr beautiful Newport 644-987': at\ 5 Dick ~NsuMER'SGUIDE ee.~·2S66or973-2971. auto. gar. Adults. no BEAUTIFULAP'.I'S: 38r,2Ba&28r,xlntloca· 714/673-Z29'l condo. O ce an vu , z4UMEW'PORTIL COZY 3Br. patio, pvt pets.SS00.532""543 SingJes, 1&2 bedrooms. tioo..closedgar.lyrold. pool/tennis, w/fem. 30 . .,,~ .tho ....... Goin' swimming" 2br 1 yard. nr school. $450 mo. F\Jrn. & unrum. Models Ea.stsidetownbouse3br,2 960-1014. Park Newport sublease. 2 S300mo 642-4811 ......,,., wtwi ut par...1ug Kids $295 ~900fee 58l·TI53 $2502brutll pd! Kids open daily 10 to 7. Room· ba, brand new. Children br 2 ba. fantaatic vu. or ~ge for approx 40 •CONSUMER'SGUIDE •CO~~SG~roE mate service avaU. No OK. no pets. ~;Townhouse. lovely. spac. Avail Sept. 1. Ru&ona· M/F 3Br 2Ba Cdlil $160 vehicles. $450 2br klds gar fed yd eves MS-95&:t & home-Wee. 2 br with ble 6'4-48118 mo. No n · s m o k e r 1---------3 Br. 2 ba, enclosed patio. Small fee. ~7--0824 lease required. Sorry• pvt. gated entrance + 2 · 644·5053 days /640·48S9 I ' h Nil....... 4500 (213}439·0281 •HOMEF1NDERS S2502brutilpd!Refrg adullSonly,nopets. BRAND NEW APT. Eaat patios. Some with alt. Dlx 4br 2ba,garage,no eves.Keith ••••••••••••••••••••••• or64>t219 Kidss64.S-4900 Plx. Fee Oak••,.ood side CM Nopeta $350./mo garage. Swimming pool. peta, ~ bl.It bay/beach. • ooo sq fl . New ---------1........ _.. __ L. 3269 •CON UMER'SGUIDE ....,. 974-2047 Jacuul.Tenniscourts.1 S55()yrlylse.6"·U03 NBbeachhouse,rmmate w~espace.HBln· 129S2brludspetRar Nil'~~ G d -"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• SKilNG ANYONE?!? ar en blk to Huntington shop-want.,., S350 mo. dustnal Park. 894·5351 s:r;c>S_!~rUkfee1ds.~7t_!e!"/d NOFEE!Houses.condos. S2502brboatsllpkid.s Apartments 2 BR. 2 ba. new cpts & pi.ngcentermall.Adults. Yrly,38drm,2Ba,lblk to S48-2A61 ,,_ ~ ..,_.. d 1 R 1 p r drps, JCjds OK. No pets, No pets. From $4lS bch, priv patio. very For rent or Lease: SOOOsQ •HOMEFlNDE~ p~J:u:ax,;,L912 ~krta •C~~fua~~~900GuroE ....., .... ._., l-cargar.1310.645-2274 Seawlnd VIiiage, tssss clean. Adlts only . GIVEUP"" fl industriaJ bldg. zoned V Lan 631-1400,askfor BUl. Letushelp. for MP. corner of $4253br kids fncd gar 880 IMne Garden like apts, adult Huntington lUage e. Home Sharing 53().2494. Pullman Sl & Paularino Smallfre.5S7-llS24 Open! Buylikerent,4Rr, Seawind Condo 2 Br. Irvine al 16th living. 2 bdrm. pool & H..8.(714)898·9961. SwnmerBeachFun! St CM F ed ed HO MEFINDERS 3 ba, jacu:m, etc. 1712 2t,.'JBa, bltns, rdwd deck, 6'45-0550 · · 177 E 22nd St -...p I' Kids f Roommate wanted Fe • · enc · pav · • Hil(hland. $325.000. pool, sauna. J·acuzzi, 2 Jacuzn. · · 2 Br. children welcome. --00 · re rg • m, parking, lire spnn.klers. C.M. &IS-2498 DO..-... S'-... '"g at ..,.,0 $3>02br Pool! Kids gar ref's required. Sl.2S mo. 110·220 wared. Inquire ON THE SAND 3 br penthouse, Hunt· intton Pacific beal·h hOOso. Sl500 mo. Ron or Max . 5.16-606.1 1m. 3244 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RENTALS 2 BR, 2 ba. . . . S4SO 3BR.2 Ba. . $500/575 3 BR, 2VJ Ra . 5"7S/S625 • B&. 2Vs Ba..... . $640 4 Br. 3Ba . . . . • . $700 4 to5 BR. 21 >Bu . $67S homeAgt .. 631-0900 carwlopnrudlts,nopets .,... ..... .....,......, -· CaU645--4900Save•F SanClemarea.492·6018 S~·vi~ ~8993mo/lse. l.Bt/lsl/sec 2 br, 2 ba townhouse mo.8*6907. '*<X>NSUMER'SGUI~E WA Dosta. 7l4/S49·967t !!;A .. ..,... .,...,.. ~TO IEACH w/enclosed gar. $325. No 1 Fem rmmt to share :! bd . Warehouse space wanted Unobi;trucled view of ----H-_,---- 8 -R-1 2 Br. 1 ba. nr. N'pl. pets. 1912 Wallace . 2 Br. 2 ba ~pper. :.,n2c5. Be~utifuinew2BR,28A fur!' house w t m a le f/lurniture. Coslu Mesa ocean and Newport Newport oCJghts 4 · 2 Ha.rbor Yacht Club. Yrly 645-7300or637·5895 gar age .. c ean . .., · unit or 3 BR 2"'2 ba. ln E/s1de,CM SIS0.642-2762 •ooo-sooo s Q ft Call Beach. 3BR. 3ba. New. ba + s tudy (2 13 ) 7 e b ly....,.,. -------·--1 21702 Broolchurst, .. .. .,.,. N)Ql ,,,. 5 M 5. 1 r, l a, yr . ..,.,., 2 br apts, ""'nt .....," •. ..,""· 962-0778 Newport Hts. Avail 8/15 Womft" 2'1·3S to shr "' br S48..SS18al\ 11 AM full security. Tenn is. ~ . '" · 1219 3 Br. 2ba, Pen.in S650 '" _.....,.....,,, or at close of buyer's ~· • · M jacuzzi. s wimming SUMMHafMTAL 31317thPl,CM.Apt8.l,NEW DELUXE APTS. escrow . George apttnCDM.CallRenee PRIMELOC.CNS.A a>O/moconsiderlseopt. BIG CANYON.4 BR.~l. Bayfront.4BR,2 ba. &J.SeeMgr. 1,2&3 Br. family rm. WilliamsonRllr,645·1564 S7s.873S,640-0600msg. 2700.Sq. ft unjtwith oC A0 t /Owner. As k for spa. Gar~eoer. mcl d. fl r I 0 ,., c.on u t on big bay. $8SOWeek !Br ...-1 d Its ts frplc 963-6908 968 2720 Employed male room· ces o r ease. · n Gary at 642-4230 or at versa on p1 •view. ,...,.,.,au ,nope • 962-6154 • . . 3Bdrm, 2Ba, ocean vu, mate lo share Laguna ~c f:idden , just otr (71'4l 751-6373 Ownr/Agt S2000/mo. &44-87~ nr shops· $2 l$ mo. stpe t.o bcb, park 3 cara. Beach home. SlSO/mo. Newport&S A f'rwys Specify Seavaew Home. 3 Br. 2 ba $525. 2 story, 3 br 646-7JlJ. S7J-0884 3 B~ 2 ~or. fNplc. gar. Yrly. $550/mo. 962-4748. 499-4835. Newbope Propert1e.i. IAYFROHT CONDO $650. 3 br waterfront F.a.slside huge 2 br, cov· pa o. l oc. o pets. S-Cll•• 1176 963-7200 . sns. Walk lo beach from ered porch, util pd. $31.S. 5'25. 833·11B3 •••••••H•••••••••••••• Sba~e 3 bdrm + 2 ba 2 offi I ....,.,,.. ft Lux~ 1 BR .. 2 ba umt any or these. Marana mo 646-4387 Irvine close to pool ace nc. """" sq · w/view Avail monlhly . Realty&42·88SO · 2 BR. 2 Ba Duplex, gar, 2 Br, lge porch, walk lo mrlrt.s 't.eorus Dsbwshr' s.2n/ft. 1945-F PlacenllJ o r lease opt. SS9S . Newport Island yrly. 1 NEWBREEDAPTS yard. nr schJs & park. beach,feocedyard.$32.5. wshr/dryer. Furn. auto Ave, CM 645·0191 or ~2981 Nwpt Shrs Jbr. 2ba, BR. water view. Quiet Studiol220,lbr$270. tbr S295.848--026Sor963-l.S01 Eves498-031B. gar opener. Util + 67>0508. 4 BR. 2ba. formal din rm, fam rm w trrplc. rumpus rm. 2'700sq fl. Back Bay. $725, avail 8/8. 642·9567 beach, tennis. pool. (213) mature non s moker. w/Joft $290. Pool,jacuz.zi, 2 er. 1 ba, frpl. upper unit. 2 BR 2 BA. z.sty, 2 bllls to gardener paid $19S. -.--... ------4-5_5_0 4'B-0281 ; 645-1219 ~~i49No pets. $325. ~ g~are~1fa~j gar ar lrg deck. S»O/mo. beach. gar & la undry. fi44.-!)54 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2SJ]1fritagarnrbch Hami'~c · · 960-5.1'76or67s.a?O. UUI pd. Ki~ & cats OK. Room t.o rent tor workinit Modern SSO sq ft store or S?;Mlbrk.idspetok Bachetor-$250 ---------12 bdrm townhouse e ncl SD>movesltl.839-1193 man. All fac1llUes. Call otr1ce.26.10(E)Avon,N6 2 br condo. near new. Npt ;;ro~~~~~ ~ ;~=~ 8Cand new ~lg 2 BR.~ ba. patio. pool, no pets: $330. So.AL.,... 3116 Sat/Son 64S-96o49 J er r Y W Y 0 n < 2 r:q Terrace. Adults only, no, G"•, agt ..... ., ""'-"1711 arport, tns. re rig, (213) 582-5807 ... •••••••••••••••••••• R u -• 77 · 7 00J ..... ...~..,... balcony, upstairs. No . 3 B ...,.e male to share1--------- 1J523 C.o4Pt15Da:IRVl .. E .pets. $450. 642·5206 Ouvetsrtt.anddien'n.g1~·,bdbramlh .. ccoon"·. Very nl-2 br •. bach children, S36S mo. 353 SHARP/NEW 2 bdrm 2 StudJo. apt, patio & yrd. With male or fem. Sl.85 ...... Wmhd 4600 .,.,. '"~ .. Ha.milt.on 1·528-0820 or b f I hlld full kit, $225./mo 499-2541 mo. Bristol nr J amboree ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 8d I ~ b C d 2 Br house, garage. Close dominium in Newport apt.s. ~ blk to ocean. alt 5 & wlmds; ~3818 .!io.rp<~·.~8f~rn'M~ck> eves Days, (213)1B8-0711 Resp couple wants s or. Newrmcpl ldrp~. W/fj !~ .. ~ .. h.Call 64~2lll or Beach'smostprestigl~us Sept-June.673-3601. Debby :;,'7'188 .,. 1 ... ~............ 2Bdrm place on Perun h k .............,. bayfront communities """"'" 4f1W ....---F rmmate to shr lrg "~!Sept ......... ,.1..-.. ups· J!ool . $4 6S. · 1 br, near Lido sbops, •L..&.-1-.L..-..1 3900 U'C ...... .., • .,.. -· 833 9100 836 3 BR b lk a.-h $219 500 Agt ~ MESA VERDE home al· t-..L...... 31.... or_.....-.....,-3Bdrm NB Back Bay , __ _:._ ____ _ • ays, ·OSSt! • 2 a, ~a to "" • • · · newly carpeted. patio, mospbere 2&3 br dlx ~•••••••• .. ••••:~ •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• area twnhse. Own rm. Prof cpl. w/2 children eves. ' pools /tennis SS75 /mo. s-a.-• 3276 util pd. 1 penoo only. apt.s, oopets. 546-1034 THE EXCITINO lrplc, pool. den. Dys. want 3-4 bd. unfum hse Col.le~e Part 3 bl' 2 ba. Owner64S-0423646-3666 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $23Smo.673-0343 *DDIMO NEW• PALMMISAArTS. Susan or Brill. 835·7813 w/yrd Laguna Beach. study. air, no pets, lse Harbor View Knolls, 3 Br, President Hts , 3Bdrm S.Cllw... 3776 1 BR d uplex, E /slde. DllM MJNUTESTONPT Eves.Sue. 7S9·1419. We are home owwrr. $41Sprmo.2l3/«7 2410 FR. lovely end unit on condo.2~Ba.pool. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sm.all, but cute inside. BCH Days 834·6817, f!!JiF f> bit dbl 1 4922.870 Agent AdJtaooly. lst"laat mo. llVIHl'SMIWIST Bab WBR Lel1ure Wo rld, quiet, 54G-lK38. Deer fi eld t wnh m e grn . gar! tenn s, . ' Now accepting appllca· + twdep. fZlOmo. Avail c '1 · modest lady will sbr 28r --------- 2Bdrm. 2''-Ba . Enr palJo pool. Jac un1. $725. Luxurious llS0.000 house. tioos fOf' leases on de· " 1 ..._. b fl t Al"f COMMUMITY from $230. & up. • ...,,.._. c""' ""10 "" 759-0717 I f nl ,.ug. · .,.,ve ;y n Adults. No Peta ap.,ex,....~-· ......, . .,, -........... ·fla•"t/ & 2 car gar .... 25/mo. Sweeping ocean views. 3 wie, urn, ocea ront a.J..,._ calling 128 E 2•·t -~ condos/ .... in San Cl ..-.... .. . . . ....., 1561 Mes• Or. Gea .-.C. SS&-5..'IS8. •a...c--T-1...-BR,Jba.$575.492-771.S a.,-em. St ..... 2••c'1800 tDITlf'EPOINT (snn .• "'-·totNe-""-..__-or... 4'50 ~ --,--3216 1·492·1720, 1·4112·3710. ·nv>· ........ . -................ ~........ ...W11t1 • • •••••••••••••••••••••• Upgraded 4Br. i..., ba. 2 bl" den+ wet bar. 2~ s.AL.... .l~t81~355~58~~·-----Near new townhouse, IDvd.> .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ......_. A.I C. set' gat e. nr ba,lotsofst.orage&ex· ....................... -center of town. 2br. tam.ss>m546-9lllO at.erfrootoffl«. small, 0,,1 taJty 1005 pool /lenn11. $650/lse. lras. ~irrored doon, Small OC1I vu cott, yrly, ... hwlih lYJba. 1ar. fncd yd, alr An:n:r commu.n.ity d .. •-4000 sun n Y. % n d s t or Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• -_,,.. mstr swte. frpl & c~ble. , .... -k. '-le. no ....... Rf.._, 1 • 4 __.. -·"' 0 ....... ....... l -'t... · -•-d -w "'-'·ony ""·m w/bath .,.. ... v.1 ... a. .... cy .....,......,, sec. urity, pool, leonia. & ~Simo. :: ... c.""'"' 1Ulf5......... -• • .... 'l.VQU. -.... m . ..__...... s ...... )'OU m mm ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_ • ,... • ·~'f'511o llaW'm N• "'' v•~• featuriJl~8S~Clou.a noor ftoom-/ .. J.tc._ __ _.le )e11ee On UbbatiCAI. Sa.n Joeq•nn To--'--me, Jae. Adults. no pets. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Family compl-2 br un· -• '~"" ail •--.. -.... ....,..HISE -wuuu w... · .......... 'Ztl ..... 1...1-..1 1106 -p!aoa. rn or un· Av l yr-=· .. 0001mo. ~ golf COW"H view, 2 RR, $790 /some flexibility. nrr • -!1rn SZ75. 3 br Wlfum furnlabed 1 2 6 3 15Qwe66up. S4().1252,l-4 '30. 2~ ba It den, $S50 mo. Bill ~7175 days. ••••u••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $'125. Call M2·9'ni0. S4197SS The new way to own • 55-1448 n 8 G t 3 b 2 b 2Bdrm 1Ba yrt Crpts ---------bedroom apg. Available . . Double ean&e tor rent, travel aiency Tr&vel a pm. STEPS TO BCff.Jg dlx 2 c':, med.yd. ~J~~~ ctrpe, '1tove: ~I• aar: Newly decorated 3 BR, 2 foroceupa,ocy June20lb . .Ambasaador Inn"' Coala atoraae on ty . 1912 Network. Sta.rtYoUrOwn. DEERFIELD HOME: sty 38r 2Ba home, ok. $40$. Aict. No fee. deck.t:r15.414.m3. Ba. cpll. drp1, blln fllATUll.,.. Maa, 1Z17 Harbor. Cen· Wallace, C. M. $4.5. mo Exp not r equired Rtf1 28r & den. 2Ba, AC, 545-8629 9M-2.566or9'73•2971 stave, eod gar, Nr OCC. tral.1.1located,23Sroom1. M.WJ.28orS37~ Complete support 4r long ftl>l.c. patio. lovely up· Bluff 1 d 3 8 r Studio apt, yrly, avail P50.5S7-GJll •PartUkuetUng. MANY with kltche n.•------------l Ce~m11 a~rvrt.cecp~vctld~. lnldea/1Ddac:p3. ldenlly 1 _e. r , am. Go see lhial 4 br. 2 ba, Aul.1.lpel"IODODly. •Ulbledt.eruli.lcourll phone Is TV. Swimrning YTift'l'I..... 4400 .. .. II .. ~ .... foca~ nr srhls. park. rm .. =. vtew. $675. $775 l{ar, crpls, fncd yard. _, """8786 OflN DAILY •.RecnaUonalfac:lUUet pool, Jacuui, and ~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _7_L4_.ut-__ 9342 _____ _ pool" jacuui. $525 mo. Mo. d, bkr644-0l34 Kida Ir peta ok. Aict. No ....;..._--,---Jl-0;..:.7 ._..Mew •PooU1j1cuul ~--~~~ .. t._mwe~l! fl(( RENT· IA.LIOA ISUHD S1420eves/wknds NSWP~RT HGT~·3B~ ~Wr~Os . 984·2566 i ~.! .. ~::!~....... DMilrit Tow Ji Hin :=. cltaa taun· ;;:k_ --uv _. Olft Shop w1lJI 2nd noor nu: COLONY· •Dr air 2Ba, lndarm, I Y ~ · STEPSTOBJtACH .... °"'J dry MS-CIMO otftce. C..11 fHt for de· cond home. lnelude1 as-~·~:iris OK. eoc;y 3 br. 2 ba, 1•r. fncd eute1bdrm.bace1ard. Wbedrooma, SllOlrup. •OatdenpaUokltctien Deluxe Sllltes wll.MO-s1uaai. l!OCdues, cable TV. truh mo. yd. Kida Ir pets°'· $415. U\ll.pd. DJ.5.yrb'. Jllreplace1. wet ban •OpeobeamceiUn11 "1m1abed Room. Coet.a plc.lt·vp, pool le tennis Wanted to Lease: 4 br or 3 Al).. No fee. 914·2566 or ff"M»orm.tlU encloeed tara1e1, ln· •Klnplle bedroomt M ... female only. Aft Coclrt.alls. Sunaet Beath cu -mo .... ..,_,.or b d Bl tf ~zrn ctMdual la\mdrv rooma •' ·-e-a' .. I c.__ ... A lpm,ph:N&-23111. Cjj12&9 ft vie on P•clllc Co1<1t • _, · ....,,._ r + en. u s or C.-4il4Mtr 3822 ., --• ...... n ..__ ._,..,.. Cft Hwy. Ideal location for a.5087evea. Eutbh.dl. 2 11dulu +2 ....,,.,. hhlllor ....................... +~nAve •Privatem.ala1&Nu .,.. ctl.co. '411 lic•nsed. ln'"'9Terrace 3 br. 2 ba, children. N o po ts . U.lu hhd JJOO LIUllllrdplx bdrm, 2 ba Credler•= •Attenl«lwalla. UttJe la Big!' Clasaltled .... &a. kite.Mn facll .. 3()00 ICI ft , formal D.R. Secl ud~d MO-QZSOor84CM152 ....................... Abov9 China Con. Bcb eu.f0Gor7-ads are really a mall ,.. •auatlel bandit.and tr danc. floor. e&&lo· pool & 1r~nbell. EAST BLUFF CONDO· 3 bd, :a ba. townbouae w . Pvt deck unl\lnJ. No ---------r;:/{ery'*: t. ~a= :;.~:b\f~~~~~~T: LWe To dWolve partnenblp OQl)r • mo. Adlta, nu 3Br. ~ mo. Nr E.at ocean vlew. dbl. 1•r., peg, Prefer adlllta l yr Wow t f7UJOpooll Rtlra <714>w 1000 ·-and bi• res .Ill' To ptac ...... V... WO.ODO or malceoffer peu. 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Guar elim pet odor. Hell.-dBKtric S48·2iM9 CHEAPEST hauling in Qualityapt&houseclean· Low rate-: Retl' Free FllllST. 193-1439 675-2821 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Opt repair . 15 yrs expr. l.Jc _. • .,,, ., ... _74 G ... :d S..icn • ~2995· Fr0.r~~~1-3C90HEAP' 1ng. Coley. 832·5260 est.536-4780. 536·4383 ----------1---------- Do 'Wor,_ myue'" Rers -·wv '""'.,,., "'"" .,..,. before noon ,...... Expe rt Tree Serv1e". Toche r will babys it 531 ,.101 • " u . -EL--ECT--Rl-C-1-A-..,-P-.ced--••••••••••••••••••••••• -------------------House Painting. Int . Ex· ••••••••~•••••••••••••• tnm. top. rt!move. or s tarting Se pt. 5 . ..., · . ( ...,1 .. · n HANDYMAN: Carpentry, Lite hauhng·moving L..tKmplag ter Freeestimates John HOM~ V . S Pl b nameotal prumn~ Fr~ Enriching loving en· Cahri:MJ ngbt· ree est mate on electrical. plumbing & Garage. Yard cleanmg ....................... Beck 631·3363, 645·2161 ""'A ER um est Local call6494.3494 v1ronment. Readiness. ••••••••••••••••••••••• large or-small jobs. Or.;. 847-2787. 545·3820 Reas. rates. 642-0705 Di lt Land R 1----------1 mg & Heatt11g. Free esl Li----' 673 0""9 l'l. scupe. eas Int, ext. serving area for i Sl5 hr Honest & rehablt! crafts. lunch. Children J anos Euro,,..··n Cater-'-="""' · ...., pnces Prof landscape •· .. ~0 Gracl:ICJ tto.. c ... S..ice Ir . · · "' yrs Prof qua I work service BofA. MIC OK ov~r 2~-Also ~cbool·!lge ing. Sum mer parties, Fewdng ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... •••••••••••••••••••• m g. 646·7070 Reas. Ins. Dave. 586-8425 9'79-806.\or 84i ·0383 Rainbow palm tree: 1:x pert;;, neat & d t?un .in) h~ 494.;500~94 5752 children Marine View banque ts, weddings. ••••••••••••••••••••••• School.840-4277 _ 661.2467 ~ERN FENCE CO. Haul, s kiploader dump Irish Rotary Foundation L M.S.-Roto, Sod or E.iJROPEAN EXPERT PERRY'S PLUM DI NG """"w'ood ··ChaUl· link b1t. grading, tree wrk. student will home sit for See d e d L a w n s W d Childcaremmyhome. C-..t/COltc:rete Uc#24c .:', 536-1837 demolitionsetc.831-1257 yourhousc &pet.s. Relia· Sprinkle rs, Planting Pa1nbtangFr. remodel , e dear any ~a1Fn or Wi:tdowC1e-"'9 Costa Mesa area .,..., . bl Ph""" 7880 Xlnt refs. 67"7633_ plum Ulg est 661·2'67 sewer anyume rec ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · •••••••••••••••••••••••1----------Wten ..ct Spollh e. .-.r .,,. estimates Call for !ow Get a clear vll'w From S46-47Sl Foundations. re taining ,_.._. ....................... Ho..tca...ing Rototillinlo? Pa1nt1ng. I nt qual wkndrates.673-3181 "ACLEARVIEW"Co ~I Serfic~ walls, blocks, patios. ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• 5" a luminum seamless ••••••••••••••••••••••• Very Reasonable 1714) mblea.t!~~058918• rates negotia· Any plumbing. wa t er You've tried the rl'~t. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 556-8341. Llc'd. Chairs repaired, cane & raingutters w /bilked on Want a REALLY CLEAN 497·1.385 aft. 6 PM '""" serv. leaks. bathrm encl. now try th t' bl'~\ Divorce/Bankruptcy ,,.._ k II t rush fiber replaced, free enamel. Cstm bit on job. HOUSE? Call Gingham Housepamting Interior I R 6:n-02r ~ ~ment wor . a ypes. estimates 830.a863 TheG c •., ,.,.2 G Mmtwy . Fr · J hn ceramic t 1 l'. \'o S -'------ Action Typing. 960."•lg Call ~,. " PM or wkends. · uttermen. "'"-""" irl. Free est. 645·5123 spec1allst ee est o .,..., "•68 .,.. '"'' oJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• """'·uo Wnght'!: Window Cle•n S42-8482,646-33Sl Make your s ho pping The fastest draw m the lmmaculate Cleaning Co Brickwork Small Jobs Beck 631·l3630rG45·41161 I mg Service Spec1almn~ Classified Ads. your one-Find what you want m easier by using the Daily West. . a Daily Pilot For those who deserve Newport. Costa Mesa & Fmd what you want m SELL idle item:-, with a m : & 2 story homes. ti stop shOppmg center. Daily Pilot Classifieds. Pilot Classified Ads Classified Ad. 642·5678 the best. 551·2479 Irvine 675·3175 eves Daily Pilot Classifieds Daily Pl lot l:las111f wd Ad ~ exper. 541 ·2406. ~~:!! ... ~!.~~ :.~.!~.'~~-~!'!: ... ?!~~ ~!.~.~ ...... !?.o.~ ~~.a.~~: ......... ??.~~ ~~: ......... !?.~~ ~~~·~ ..... ~!~~ ~-~~ ..... ~!~ ~~~·:.~ ..... !!!~ ~.~~·~ ..... !!~~ Door Prins!! BENEFIT LUAU for Kenny Russell S.... AMCJ. I Jtflt 2 ... M. ttl ?1 31 07 ICllybrooll LA., C.M. ltWecrut ,_.. lMI 645-4002 SI 0. D0ttation 541-2115 Found: Terrier bluck & Spiritual Reader OVERWEIGHT? Lose 10 ASSEMILSlS AtrrOMOTIVE Banking grey remale. Older. 1Bl5So. El Camino Real Pounds In 10 days with Acctng Bkkpng ILEC'BOHICS PAIT TIME/ TB.LEIS 645-1508 San Clemente. fully Uc. Magic Menu Diet. Send TEMPORARY lmmed openings for peo· FUU TIME Forappl.492-7296 $4. to Charlton Health Register Today to work pie w /exper . in PC High School grads look· ~und: Shepherd male. lri-color, approx. 1 year . 645-1508 PREGNANT? Caring. Products, P.O. Box 1218. on various accounting& Boards & wiring. Grow· ingforacareer'.'Notjui,t confidential counseling& Ar<'adia.Cal 91006 bookkeeping assign· ing co. Xint bens. Apply anotberjob - referral. Abortion, adop· ments. Work close to ScienUfic Drilling Con· If you a re 18 years or FOUNDinLeisureWorld, tion&keeplng. MODELS ESCORTS your h o me . Figure trols. 4040 Campus Dr . older. walling to start at blful F cal, drk gr y APCARE 547-2563 CallTouchofClass Clerks LO Sr Accoun· N.B or call 557.9051 & lhegroundnoor.workon w/wht ves t & pa ws . ----------1 975•0062 tants needed thruout askforRayGilman establishinj.l a car~cr 768-7708. LIMDA & VICKI Orange Co. path, & have the need. o..tcllMass-Mid-wkspec1al$24.SO RobertJlau ·s not just the want lo Forttw ,_ 0 iff! llam-3am MIC/Visa Accountem ps ASSEMll.YS learn. here's all it takes: DB.L •s 500 S. Mam. Ste 501 -High school diploma Downey Savmgs & Loan has operungs m it's CostJ Mesa branch for full & part time tellers Must b e abl"' !o w ort.: Saturdays . Excellent working cond1t1ons and benefits. For lurther m· formation contact Mr W0tdneck, 642· 7422 EOE FOUN D : Big w bite Samoyed w/th1ck hair, M. Vic Mesa Verde, 71'29. 549-3497. Serving all Orange Co. A No. Tower. Union Bank A nun. of 6 mo·s factory· .Well groomed 835·7313 OCCULT SHOP ln The City or Orange assembly exper req. AP· . Positive attitude Bank.mg 5005 ............•...•.••••• .-----------.1 Found: Small black & white male mix dog. Vicmlty Pacific Coast MASSAGE FIGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCAUOHLY 0ya ...... hr READINGS 714/835·4103 plications being tu ken ·Gooddnvmg record TIU.Ea for all shifts. And most or all. have the Tea. taro cards. ESI'. readings daily, 9AM · 8PM For appt. 494·9177. ti:.> N. Coast Hwy. Lag tkh WEISER LOCK Ful ~ ! 1m t? Nt.-~ ;,t• desire to grow with an COMPANY agoress ive & successful <'ounts tSaft.? d~pos1b- ccc:c M F dd Ht 8 h .... Part time f'r1 & Sat. For <>r..,.eo.ty Off.sale Llcplor License. Clean Prin r1 pals only-On l y 100.000 Reply to Box 315. '1 Daily Pilot P.O Hox I~. Costu Mesa. Ca ~ lfeauty Parlor for lease. fully equipped·l4 yrs in Cannery Village 673-2654 PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY \1 Hwy, Huntington Beach. SJll..1.303 after 6. LOST: Reward' Cocker mix, wbt w t it brwn 631-2140 patches on ear & eye ----------1 646-7854, 646·4 l 13 or 673-4239 Lost Male a fghan. drk grey, vie Of Banning & Bushard H.B. 892·5966 •9UALITY ESCORTS• Pb for app't 835·3749 FOR LADlES ONLY Feel like a model & save 50 ".4, on F I NE PHOTOGRAPHY 840-1623. PLAYMATES &corfl/Mocs.ls 738-3531 ACCOUNTANT JUNIOR ......,.,, c a en, c corporation. Equal Opport Emplyr SEEARTVAUG HT our Costa Mesa office M/F 979_2500 Exper'd. pref'd. Pleas~· tall Mr Donnell)'. IAUY IUICK 546·2300 Ca II forn 1 ;J 2925 Harbor Blvd Federal Savmgs & Loan. COSTA MESA 2700 Harbor Bvld. C<>titu OrangeCounty's Mesa Eq1Jal Oppu1 #I Bwck Dealer Employer , _______ _ AUTOMOTIVE •USB>CAR MECHAM IC _ Unique opportunities Start now. Full or Part tune. 17610 Beach Blvd. Ste 39. H8 Ask for Pete Sell any ttem Of' rom b1nat1on of Items '°" f75 or Jes:. with a Pt•no)' Pmcher Ad 3 lines for 2 t'OOSe<'UhVI' da)'~ •:ach :.idd1t1ooal hm• '" 6(Y for the· 2 da~s L'har11e •l ' N1H"Ommcrc1ul ad:. !-'or mun· 1nform11t1011 :md lo 11la1·1• .vour ad catl FOUND· Irish Setter /Rel mix. M, approx 2 yrs old. Vic Lucky's, Westmm. 898-3614. Found 7·25 Pidgeon Nr Adams & Isthmus H.B 962·1889 VIDEO MOVIE PARLOR Free 20 min introductory visit. no purchase req. Also dan ce & r a p sessions. DAMCEOFFUM 2060S. Euclid, Anaheim Exc iting r ecording, 534-1581. Altr I ady 72. 5 '7' ". w I books, piano Can wnte & design Seeks man. 69+. 213·483·8407. bef Sam.eves. Recent college graduate with accounting major This position 1s entry level and no expen ence as required. Will ht! in· volved in a variety of ac· counting duties in a busy news pa per accounting office. Position as availa· ble immediately Work in pleasant environment with good <'Om pany benefits 1n clud1ng 2 weeks vacation after one ASSEMILY WIRE WRAP Trainees. E xcellent chance for recent High School grad Learn to oper ate a sema -auto wire wrap machine. Top pay & bonus as you pro· gr-ess. Air Cond. plant. and good benefits. Apply at. Electromcs Contract Services. 1842 So. Grand, Santa Ana. year . company paid 1---------- Banking E x per1enl't'd •oa n secrl'!dt")' Southcoa:;t N a t 10 0 .. : $1200 mo salary, ex Bank an independent cellent workmg cond•· banJt. 849 Sunnow& St. tions (or qualified used CM. 714/540-SJOO car mecharuc to perform --,-~---D-Y--S- light mechanical work Permanent, vaned & in· Exper. pref. but not nee teresting position ideal Apply Mon·Fr•. 3PM for semi.retiree type Charley Brown's, l6160 Near Orange county1_8e_a_cb_B_lv_d_._H_._B __ ~ .. J t'urn1t u re ~tripping franchisl' estab 2 yrs m veal Co6ta Mesa loca lion. For Sale at far helow CO!>l. S7000 ri rm 548-7622 Sandwich & hamburger shop. UEACH. Beer he s12.5oo. :n3/S92-5950, 59'2·27Z1 llURGERSTAND H1i-Bldg·Land. SS0.000. Gd Lerms, Agl. 751-1400. ---PRODUCt; MARKET. ~16.000 yr. Try $8,000 full price. Ag\. 751-1400. DINNY HOUSE COCKTAILS Dana Point, close to muina ; t'all for in · formation. AG ENT 640-7000 !/!:Macnab-Irvine IOUTIQUI LIDOISU 642-5678 *** G•Ep.teift 9790akSt. Costa Mesa You are the winner or ...._...,_Hckets <122.50 value), to ~lros. loncian i loHey Circn August 3rd thru 15th Anaheim Convention Center. 800 W. Ka tel la Ticket s must be ex· c hanged for reser ved seals at the Convention Center a head of time. Call 642-5678, Ext 329 to claim your Uckets. *** NH SURVIVAL SERJJ::S SEMINAR 8 PM Thurs July 27·AUS! 31. M The Wooden Boat. 2210 N ewport Bl v d NB 673-IMllO Found · Fem. Poodle, grey. Vic. Coll. Prk Irv 833-9118. 833·1711 Found: Yng M Beagle . blk /tan /w h t. Vic Westcliff. 548·3912 Vcri.ty Escorts 558-2677 Escorts & Models OUTCALL Physical Massage By Lit• F ound: S!11 1 Ger'!"· Therapist. App't only, ~erd mix. Fem, v1c. 6·9pm. Steve. 548·2817. Hamilton /Brookhurst. NB. 968-2376 --------- FOUND : Btful wht * • * Samoyed puppy. M. Vic Jean Menies S pyglass Hills. CdM. 22'100L&JteForestOr. 7 /?S. &44-059t. El Toro Reward for safe return of You are the winner of 2 parrots. No questions ttwff fr-ff Hckets asked. 645-2248/631·9854. ($22.50 value), to Found Calculat o r vie RJncJli;MJlros. Ford Rd. approx 3"2 wks ...,._ & lailey ago. Call to identify . Circn 640-8257. August 3rd thru lSth Anaheim Convention Found Dachshund puppy Cenler.800W. Katella M, or Harbor & Fair. Ticket s must be e x· _Afte __ r_3_._9S_7_·SO_l_8 ____ 1 ch11nged for res er vcd FOUND: Old. min si, seats at the Convention charcoal/blk F poodle on Center ahead of tim~ T r a b u c 0 b t w 0 Call 642·5678. Ext 329 lo Marguerite & Alicia. cla.amyourtickets. 768-77~. * •• FOUND. Irish Setter , F, ABE KAIAHUA. Dann> fleu collar. 7 /Z6 am , vie wants to talk with you Harbor & Edinger. F.V. Please cu ll 12131 Oreal opportunity to m· ve$t in 1& going business located oo t.he bayfront w/excellent foot traffic. (1,13) 839-8207. 423·7526. Carole. 5300 :::::==========:=.:.....:.--=========:::; Harriet Perry 642·8235 ~tol.omt 5025 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1st. 2nd & .'.!rd T 0 . ·s Credit no problem. 731-4271 Arranged by Coast Home Loans ••••••••••••••••••••••• Loet or Found a pet? Call Animal Assis tance LeagueS37·2'2"13. no fee. FOUND: Blk German Shepherd. fem ale, nr California le Minnesota, C.M.~3342 Lost Shep· Husk pup Cf em) gry /bm/blk. wh tip on OOYOUNEEOCAS H? tail. Name-Summer Vic. I.st. 2nd & 3rd Mesa Woods. Reward Home owner loans 546-0173 arranged fast. --------.--Borrow $1000 $100000 Lost white 4' sa lver fl exible ter.;,s, p'ast Persi~ Fc1&t Vic Tustin credJt no problem. Call & V ts ta Ba y a N B usoo.obligat.ion. REWARD646·1774 Sl'ERLING FIN. SVCS lAJBt. sapphire & diamond TI4/955-l610<blr.r> seU..ing from lady's ring, M..-t11g1e. Trmt lnW. Newport. Reward? 0... 50]5 67S-70&0Anytlme! •••••:•••••••••••••••••Lost : Re wa rd for LOWEST HIMAt.A YAN fem cat. Corona del Mar. &U·7EIM or64C>-07'4 ........ R .... I tt T .0. 's. tho Loet oran1e kitten approx z..IT.D. Lem&. 12 wb o&d. Male. Vic 500 .Fairest Terms since l!M9 bit of P'ernleal Cdm. s.ttlwMtt.Co. Reward . Pis c•ll MJ..2171 545-0,11 1~~---· ---- Ret.inid couple has mOMy lGlt Doberman F. black to lend. I.At. 2nd TD'• Vic 0C Alrport/baclt bay A«tot. 1-337·'744 <Doble> 142-tm 124.000 2nd T.D .. lO'*' 5 yr Found-Kuaky-Sbep trpe lnl&'rat only 10"4 dl9c do I , m •I e. V c P.P.~ MacAttburltCoutHwy, For ule; M5,000 Truat Deed. (20 .. COi.mt>. l.Q3.3'73$ 2nd di•· CdM. m -1'1S Sell wllh EASE' It'•• BRE1'.:ZE CJa.-lfled Ada '42·GG'7R -- DAILY PILOT .. PW'IOMI S..ices 5360 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •REWARD• $1 Per Pound Lost lsl =->Days UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED Slimming Plan <'all 963-5101 for app'l SodalClubf 5400 • •••••••••••••••••••••• group insurance. credit ASSEMILER uruon, etc. Apply al of Electro-mechanical ORAH~ECOAST devices Precis ion & DAILY PILOT clean work for s mall sta 330 W. Bay Street ble mfg company No ex- Costa Mesa per necess. Call for Between the hours of app't. 642.8584 · 834 SAM . 4PM. Call for a p· i-Prod __ uc_t_io_n_P_I_. _N_.B_. __ pointment please 642-4321, Ext 277 Equal Opportunity Employer Accr·G CLERIC Assembler ---------1 An Orange County based restaurant has an open 30 PEOPLE NEEDED NOW FOR SIHGLE? Call INTRO VIEW for the intelligent & discreet way to meet new s mgle people. 752·5411 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 MONTH ASSIGNMENT A 1 r p ort. See M r Beauty salon m CM needs T rev 1 no. H 0 W A R ~ hair stylists. 65% Com· Cllevrolet. Dove & Quail mission 548..3446 Sts .. Newport Beach Beauty Salon{.'" C.M needs Wig StyUsts. 65'/u Commission. 548·3446 • AMto S•lfM"SC"' Salesperson needed for BKPR ASSTtCASHIER new & used Porsche & 24 6.rs week, 13.66 lir • ~ VW soles. Immediate meals Apply J -5PM . operung. f\Jll time. Fr Mon·Fra Victor Hulo(u inge benefits. Call form· lrui. 36J CUIC Dr .. Lagun;. terv1ew. ask for Sales Beach. Mgr. -Booil--ee-pe_r_9-·2_M_on_·_Fr_1 BILL YATES I VW-PORSCHE •' I 1' I M ou l !on Pldt..1 Pharmacy Laguna Hill::: $100. wk 768·3784 Mr Dreyfui; 8 37-4800493·451 I ; BOOKKEEPER for CPI\ BABYSrTIER needed :i 0H1ce·Laguna Bl'al'i1. dys a week & ! evening. training provided ror preferably my home. nght person. Call Diant- btwn Niguel Rd & Dana _494_·_1034 ______ _ REAL ESTATE LICENSE SCHOOL OFFERS ing for an experienced accounting clerk to work m au phases of general accountin g . C om · puteriied general ledger and l yr. college level ac counting are a must Xlnt worlting conditions a nd l>eneht program Salary commensur ate with exper. Apply in person 8·5, or send re- sume to; The Jolly Roger Inc .• 17042 Gillette Ave, Irv . Calif. 92714 (7am ·J :JO PM 4pm·l2:30pm o r '"iiiPtiii. 495-67iiiiiiiiiiiiii64iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii loddc11,.r F /Chg 2• Fash. lsk investmenl ACCT REC CLERK for Conv Hosp Exper de· sired. but not nee Sal open . Apply 188 11 Fiorid11 St. H.B. 847·3515 ADVIEttTISIMG PAST6-UP /SPECIAL BONUS ITOPPAY li\/C FACILITY 11lfE BEST IN LIGHT lNDUSTRJAL NORRELL Tampot ory Ser•ices •Crash Course available •Materials provided. •S mall c lasses for personalized instruction. •Choose own taste--Oay & night classes. •Placement-up to 80'i\ commission. Must be exp for trade 55•9027 paper publication. F tr. -Ptr. M/F. Type setting Apply today or special or camera exp a plus. Saturday mterview. 9A M (7141956·2680 In lPM. 1424 So Grand. ----------1 Santa Ana (between Ed· .ADVIEttTISING 1nger& McFadden I Fr~ 3 Week Ty pist. mus t be fas t Sales Training. bright a ccurate. Tradt Cal For Detaih paper pubUaher will on 131 -1003 493·0442 modern type selling Kat.ella equip M!F. Frr & Prr Real &tale School Paste uP exper a plus 32031 Camlno Capistruno Call (714) 9$6-2680. __ San_J_u_an_Ca_p_ls_tr_an_o_ Ambitious · check out the Touch Danclng is back. Amway marketing plWl. Johl·in. Learn the Lat.In Nothing lo 108e & a future HuaUe & Salsa. lta more lo gain. Appt. only, fuo together. 4 one hr Michelle, 8'2·9513 ~=~· More info -AH--XTU--IN_C_O_M_E_ Learn In swiml All ages. Your pool/m ine. Cert. Instructor M. Mizell 975-61110 Part lime w !presUge Income Tax Service. Complete tralruJ\g Tax Corp. of America 552·9800 or 848-3898 Start Work Tues. Aug. 1 thru Oct 31. F.qual Opportunity Employer AUTOMOTIVE PPRllNCID LOTMAM 7075 ------- Muat have clean drivlng r ecor d " so m e mechamcal knowledf~. 25 lo 30 hours 3 Wffk. Some flex lbl ll ty In schedulln.i. Contact Mr. Oavbonal ••••••••••••••••••••••• Houae1ltUn1-Matur• lady, :.lVall. Auau11t L5 Loe refs. J Caln . 356 Harold Or, Lag Bch. M'TMAMAGB& ASST ...... C ...... Ex,p'd prefe~. In de· IWle, aJI adult, no pet properttea. CallAnn.~l Semi-retired man seeks position as 1apt resident --... ------ mar or aulst mar 9~)"1"1 uper. Muat be in bch area. Please call ~. bctwefll&-5 ROYCAaVa ROU.S..OYCI ADA &IMW HetitW..ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Acct'& Clerk. typtna. bill· Ina. flllna. Learn In 1urance. 7~ 9300 • . •\ •S..Dncton LS40Jamboree Road Xlnl opporturuty for b.lgb NEWPORT BEACH ea rn I n I 1 s c 11 1 n a ___ ,_4_0.._6_4_4_4 __ _ eetabU..hed penonal de· vclopment seminar pro-SeWn1 Myth.Ina with a gram.a. Leads provided Daaly Pilot Chusincd 1\d Work own boura Call Is .1 simple matter Mr Connell~ 034l Just cnll 642·~8 , _ ... -... . -"~ . -- Banlting Excellent l·a reer op panuruty for aggressive. lSell motJ v ated OPEIATIOMS OFFICER ror our busy Tustin of lice S a l a ry 1:o m mens ur3te with t-x perien ce E:c cell~nt benefits SAMTIA~ IAHIC 535 E. 1st St. Tustin 832·5200 EOE firm. Xlnt oppor Expcr & matunty req'd Call 64().()l.23. IOO«llHl'H Retail Manne Hardware stOrt' :1eeks q u a lified bookkeepe1 10 handle daJly salett reports. de· posits & ~1ts h »llm manes Ellper in 10 key National company with m aJor mt-dil·itl :tnd benefits program. Call T Walker , 493-4455 9 ll.im for interv1e\W Equ11I Op. -0-ANK---------• parturuty Emp1oye1· SENIOR TllLB M.wporl leach Build your tomorrows to· day We're J national leading fmanc1al insutu lion and an employee oriented organization Exper'd con11tru~t1on bookkeeper w /computer input exper & problem solving ublllly. Send Res um \l to S unl11 Marganla Water Dai.· tnct PO Box 2279. Mii; sion Viejo. Ca 92690. At tn P1tlrl<'i11 Robel1$0n We are seeking an in·•---------- dlvldual 10 join our BOOKKEE PER . full Newport Beach branch c h a t gt· t h r 11 t ra" I as a Senior Teller. The balan<'t! Accounts payi1 person we seek must ble cull re<"elpts, typml( have some Teller ex· ConstrlJ<'tton &c <'arpet per I en t· (' <so m t' t l(perie nce hl'lpful Supervisory expenence Salary open 962·6686 10·4 would be helpful) Job weekdays dutJ~ wtll include assist •----'------- log the Savin11s Mana ger BOOKKEEPER as well H h11ndUns a R di "'B variety of Teller rune api y arowan11 '~ lions. ~ what we have CPA firm hat lmmed tooCfor Givt u1 Q ull. need for career-orhmt.ed penon lo handlu alt bk• ROM ROHLER k 'nl fuMllon. anclud 644...s300 financial atat.emenl pni· &LINDALi PIDIRAL SAVIMCiS 100 Newport Center Dr Newport Be o<'h. C~ A8GO Equa l Opp £mp? MJF /H , -.. -.. pantJon f cw 11 aumbe1' of our cUenta Prior e1tpcr w /CPA ttq F1ex hf1 a muat. SaJol')' commen. w/exper ~ 11eml·annual bonuses. FUii benefitA P1tate ttnd resume tn Coleman. Dom Ir Orant. 47.0 Von Karman Ave NB. Ca Uf 9266C> . , . J ....,w..w 11eo .._.w•t•d 1100....,w..w 1100 ~~~ ••••• !~.~~ ~~~ ..... ?L~~ ~~.~.-:c! ...•. ~L~~ ••••••••••••tt• .. •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... W.t.ct 7 1 !Cl ttMpWMt~ 71 00 ..... Wmlfed 7100 -. C-........ .._ 1r _ ' JIE"'P "'RS l I" •nma "P'~ M.-Mec.._.c Real Estate 0 ••••• •••••••• ••• ••• •••• ••• ••••••••••••• ••• •••• Fnday July 28. 1978 DA.IL Y PILOT ~ ---·--• """' ... ~.. .. "" ExperOoan Gen/[)c,tro1t a.1s•~non1 ...................... . '9U ~Ml• for &a:rh11l IUtcJN. s.,.,..11of'. oaJVBS & homes. full 11'° purt Diesel 548-9811 want.ed 1-·antut.ic new s.a.re.rcLRaK SICAITA•Y·Tl.AIMEI 'TIRE II G r n'l~i o IJ!QWlAI ~pill\)' nr <X' 1111 c....-.&or A••· Mui or women 25 ) n1 or ! 1 me·. 0 w n l r 0 n fj P · romapany located in pre· ~ 5" 1'\isUn Co nffdi brl11rht. Servi~ Appli N ' Ahpor&i, F 1T 11' ..,_,.... older Know lbto l'Uallt ~~:! __ MAT URE WOMAN stlllOUS Newpon ar~• needed lull llmt! ror penooable 1nd1v1du1I 1\tt. 3000 E. ~l ltl-IJOO. M.I. c1tH.'1 Net $180 a week or HOU$EClEAMING p /l1me lo welcome Actln office with u · Marine Harowarr It.ore w1good t,ypang 4t 11pell ...::CdM==------0~ 0 ,_,,., __ ~--not•ndtot eo.li'a ....._ more Oranae C'o .. •t H .... • newromer11 & contact celleot workinlC condl· lo Dana Pt. area Some tna. Salary '600·1700 ~ i.-. 0 • .... .._ .. _.,.. ' • ...,..... Yellow Cab. 17300 Ml ......-meTChants Ftexlblehrs tioN GreatcommJssion marine&boalexpr nee benefit:. c.111 J .. n1•0W Truck nver-t.-x lor Reaort Hotel 1n • mtu pr week Call HerrmMnn, l''c>untuin F tPtr. Mon-Fri Wknd Need car, lile typing s p 11 1 C 0 m Pu L 0 r Call 549-9671 for appt 8·5 838-4012 per'd ToP Pll> A~ly Onnc" Co Muat b11.vt! S48-7UBbetweenlH2AM Valley tNo or Slater ~kav111l.Mustprov1dc S47-3096 lernun11.I llan.1 workma. Mon thru Fr1duy G&WTowin~.1ooorrv101· eq>e.rlnairconditlomni. CUucr for wet su!t mf&r betwn Ncwbopt> & own Lran:s College stu carter m 'n d t• d EO.E /M·t··H Ave.NB64212.52 b .. t101. plumblo~ & ~r'dorwllJtrajn.Ap £\K'{jd) dentsweh:ome.540-9525 ~cT,....1 dreamers-1)1easeapply Sales SECURITY 1'RAIN'EE Opf'ro l•• elect.rtcal Send r~ume ~ 9 t 12 ...., FrL 837 AccepUng applications. Ex-... enre prererr~ OFFIC- 1 l to Mr Dra1os, 17550 '.Y 0 m~· a Housedeaners. Tues Fri. Good lnt be r lS .,.... F.W. Wootworltl SR vitamin encap,su a 10" BernlU'do Oaks Onve, 1.8Ul.Costa ... es DRYCLEANER need)> 8-3PM Call Jan1re':. tJnll;Jt!:i'oxpport ~~~rs SailPropertlet s..et.Cocntrtcaa maclune.days. uJlt1mc SaoDteao,calif.9212ti D"'T"' ~y countergirl,collbtn7&1 Ragged> Ann':s 64~1800 & over. Contact Pat Mldorlllase Now accepting app1tc 11 MAlllOTTHOTEL Eng spk1ng. fr1n1" A ,_....,. 1 "' ... ., 64M Barker or Bob Olsoo 675-4190 tiool for the Is seekmg an 1nd1Y1dual benefits. Apply 6 30 tu BUS DRIVER·llcensed. exper'd wanted for pvt school, Laguna Bch, 6 :30 it.o9AM &2 :15-4PM, $4.75 per hr. Mr&. Pike 494-7432. A~ Cleric .-. Housekeeper. exp w/car to work nex1ble hours tOAM Moo·Frt Li1111nku Full time position open Ory c leaner rounter Perm 5 day wk for dis· 83'1·24-00. Reol &'ilatc roll~=/T· Who has isome law en Labs 2148 Newport Blvd as a video d1sµl11y person. Ptr 11bloo lady Refs . 768-7926 Mechanic want.ed, Dataun EAR,..ING ENOUGH torce ment experience 1-C..:_.M_. ______ _ t.enninaJ operator for a 499-1985 HOUSEKEEPER s day &Toyota, varation pay & INCOME? SfocAl aoo.-F/T Enjoy goo~ company TRAINEE. wmdow tint ea a i c / F o u r m i n I -· Id b e n e f 1 l s s...r IT booe!it.s CLERICAL Gen'I Office duties. curue typist. S.9·1767 computer . Some ex-ELECTIUCIAH ~k-i!lt!ep '"fore er 495-5450/831·2383. Join an exl'itrn i;i com-Interviews wilf be con Apply9am-noon ing Male or frmafr i r l ly cpl. Modern. compact pany with u11l11n1tt·d 111 F p 1 good grooming a must perienceisdesirable, but Electr clan aml 111r Leisure World home MEDICAL come pot<'ntial t-•rec ducted dally. Mon· r1 Mon Fn, ersonne Good future phon• ac wilJ train individual with w /I o ca I cod cs Prefer Senior exp 'd FRON'f OFFICE ,landing hullding 111 l .. PM. Apply in person MAUIOTI HOTB. 557 . 2657 demonstrated typing a r· 714/828-a828 homemaker w t own Bwsy practice near Capo, million dollar lol·at1ou. 3SJ3 Britltol. Co6ta Mesa. 900Newport Center Dr ....:_ _______ _ curacy and speed. Work ELECTRICIANS exper. trans. & ref's. 581-~14 good position for bnght. Immediate OJll'OIOf( for F..quaJ Oppor Employer Newport lleilch T...-.. 'ositi• in pleasant environment C ' 'l 5 't rv e outgoing person who hi"hl" motivall'd t•x S al•s. F /P ·T to seU Equal()ppor Employer Full lime Switchbc>11rd Clerical ADP PENSION SERVICES Newport Center flnan c1al lirm seeks respons1· ble ind1v1duals for clerical pos1l1ons. Ac· counting background, typuig skills and 10 key experience helpful. Ex ceUent working cond. & company benefits. Contact 644-4360 ext 262 WI.th good company a"~· pm.'° e 1 w HouseJteeper to care for likes chaJleoge & ,......pie " " "' All b •-c.. t ....,, """' """5 .--v pc ri en<' cd or t ll l '' · U"kets , ovr 18, have own operator s La..,. ' benellts Inc luding 2 •.,.... . ............., howle&ctuldrenagesll Ophthalmic t:xper 1 T ' f ppt ... c7...,• C .,.~ .... 26 penenred peop l' rain Lransp. Mon·Fr1. Sal or SICY/IRI>~ or a · ~· ......., • weeks vacation after one Electrician, Journeyman &1 M area .....,...., helpful. but will t rain T t ~--• id · ht S I lflg program UJ ion a:. comm. Sll-081l Ptr. 1 ·""'5·"" ""on-Fri TRAVEL AG E ill CY year, .company pa Saddlebark collegC' Mis Housekeeper full charge. ng person. a ary s1stan c~ Fu 11 l•mt• ---------~ -, .. ~P 111Surance, credit sion Viejo. s yrs exp in Live in Must speak open. Reply Classified manager Call mnnai.:er Sales. Fabnr exp req. For small Architectural DIRECTOR Will p c.·1 wuon.etc Apply at gen ma111tenance or l'On EnglJsh & dnve To care Ad #106. Daily Pilot, PO "°"' for <'Onfidcnual in C.M Ask rorSusan Engineering Office Typ S1240 to manag~ .. 111 ORANCiE COAST s t ruction Pref~rm ror large waterfront Box 1S60, C08ta Mesa, terview 963.5671 ~4040 1ng so wpm. $3 60 hr pbasei. ot vanOW> COb 1n D••LYPILOT Journeyman elel'lr1cal home & ramtly Xlnt Ca.926216 Newport Beach Nr OC c.bi.t:nce o f own l't Al repwrs&tnstallauon:.on benefits & sahiry (714) (>.......iWfil§Jjfjfaij Salesgirl wanted. ex-AJrport.7527614 Comp)t!I{' Adm111 n>W Bay St.. CM buildings, fac11it1es and ~07or 1213 1592·1882 MEDICALOFFICE . -· .. -·----·--perienced. Ptr Marc 0 --sys tems. Supervise 6. between the hours of eqwp Fringe benerits New pr act ice needs. Polo 2JO'h Manne Ave. SERVlCE STATION AT· train staff. Explore & t11• 8.00AM-5.00 PM Call between 8 5 Mon Housewi ves earn up to pleasant exper'd person Real Estate Bl. TENDANT Part lime velop Afncan air chartt:r . Call for thru Fri. 831.9700 exl 11 S6 ?> per hour !jhowmg Pegboard & ins impor· R E Broker wanted to nights & wknd:s. Hrl) lOu.r5 Negollatulg with appotntmentplease D Tri Chem liquid cm· tant. Some back office SALES wage+incenuve Appl) local officials. No locii l 64Z..4l21 uJ 277 broidery. Call between Salary commensurate share,~ace &expenses. 590 So Co.i .. L Hwy , Arrican rcgu1at1on· Equ'a1 Exp front & back ofr 9AM·1PM. 536-3613 w/exper. N.8. 631-5511 ~~ Ji7~ery reasona· Good oppty in outside LagWla Beach. Va!Jd professional pilot:: Opportunity Medical exp dcl>1red , MB) TECH saJes <co~rate & ind1v Service Sta Attend Full! lie No French. Mal'tet Employer MsL be familar w/peg lNSURANCE, lypmg. ril-RECEPTIONIST membersh.ipltorleadmg It me ex er'd Ille 1ng exp er e ssenhJI De liverymen ror early AM newspaper in C.M. ---------I Perm p/t. Must have de· pend. car & be reha. Clerical board & ins. Resume to mg, billing Learn m· California lie. Exp'd in We are looking for a health club. Salary to ~~h'I knowfedge ·APP· Resume wanted. Tak. be submitted to 355 surance.752·9300 all areas or medical sharp person to answer $800 + company I ?.SOON rt Bl CM Ad to Employm tn1 Placenua W208 NO 92663, losurance laboratory procedures phones & type in 8 rapid· benefits Call director of y, cwpo -·--Development Dept DOT 645-5885 Expcr property &~(7l<l>EWO--Ol4-0forappt. ly growing N.B. in· saJes752·0565 Service Sta Attendant: i8716i. Ad pd b.v •JR. CLERK •SR. CLERK •Cl.EllCAL ASST Varied jobs w ith & without exper. in good ofc surroundings. Ca II to· day! I? HONES ~o~ o ff ice • ~O'"J overload 557..0HI 3723 Birch St, N. 8 Equal Oppor Employer CLEIKS S30().s.150 mo. 646-5844 DalVERY ratSOM needed. P /time for busy Newport Beach Travel Agency Must have re- liable motorcycle & In. surance Hrs flexlhlc. Mon thru Friday. Hrly wage & mileage pd. 833-11617 DELIVERY. home de· livery auto route w /the Register Perm. pt·t1me as l'arrier-dealer. Ap· prox. hrs. 4·6am. daily Earnings approx. S3SO. p/mo. 540-3008 Delive ryman, ea rl y morning, L.A. Times home delivery r ar route. No collecting. $300 pr mo. Irvine area. 838-8706, S44-~I Fat'lory trainee Santu Ana area. Full t1me/4 dy work wk. 549-41 56 GENERAL OFFICE PosHion1 casualty underwnter for ----surance omce Accuracy exper 'd. Full or p/t1me. employer mrkl'g dept Typing nel' Mfg Eng-no deg to S22K & good phone manner a SALESLADY Appl~. Arco Station. 17th TtJ-T..:.O_..:.R_. - 1 - 0 -t _g_r_a_d_e_p_v--t Min. 5 yrs Company ex-A/PCl.k /Manut $950 m~t. SSwpm. Interest· for exclusive children's &drvrne. CM tutor for reading & math per. Call Maurine LoanProcessor l{)SOOO ed,callCarol,541#·9923 store, So. Coast Plaza. Ser vice St ation Allen· 64.>33.12eves/wknds BradJey, 1714)752-0!l90 or Secretary to S800 Experessential. 549-8585 d 0 & C213 )924·2351EOE lrvinePersonnelAgency Receptionist. p /Time. dant. exper· ay TYPIST ror appraisal eves/Sundays. Reg1i Sales Person Eves. Full It p/t1me. Ap· . "-488 E. l7th. Co6la Mesa Hair Styltng 540·8888 Pt-time, energetJr & en· ly Shell Station 17th & dept In fine Jew I" Ir; Now accepting apphc11 lnsurance girl. must """ Suite 224 642·1470 P : · S\Or'e Some other dut1e1' tions for current and good with figures & typ-~~-~~-~~~~~~ Receptionis t . F /T. in thuslaslic. Exper. not ll"Vlllc, NB. «>hr wit. M>me evtnin~ Cuture Openings '" the mg. Salary o ..... n. Boat &1, ~ 1 . nee. Hickory Farms, .. _ & S d XI l ..-stud1'0 L te typing Fashion Island.'"" ""30 Serv Sta Jfelp n~ded 1m· •u;, atur .,ys. n clerical area. "'l'ypist . Yacht Insurance SOS ~&Escorts MS-Js4o '""""" med. FUJI or p/t. Apply benefi t ':!. Appft 1n File Clerks. Jr Steno's, nl!St.rm 201.NB App-MCllNWes . ScreeoPnnting !a>E.CstHwy,NB. eers on. Jewel.; IJ., Acct'g Clerk Apply in 1-'IY;___,_lnpe_rso_n _____ 1 Female Top money. Receptionistt fyp1st lmmed. job opening· _;_ ___ __;:...._ ___ I Joseph,So.CoastPlaz;, pe rson Custom Weave 1 . M h 63l 21•0 Newport Beach law of G h·c Art'st "~r""'n SGT. PEPPERONIS C ""'LS 10•30 Pac1f1c lnterior Pant company, ust ave car. • .. rap I I , ~ ..... PfZZASTORE a .... ~ · 0 " ll"Vllle area has a pos1 · f1ce Must type 1iO wpm Printers & Production St., Fountain Valle_Y__ uon available 5-G hrs, 5 Night custodian. Fri & Sat or better. &40-8900 help. Will train. 540-5656 Now h1nng for full & . 10 PM-7 AM $4. hr Apply ·---------i pltime openings at loca 1: GftfBtAL OfffCE days a wk, Mon-f'r1. LakeForesl II Sun & Sail SECIETARY tJon near 0 C Airport. .T .. • .. Positions Phone for appt, 2 · 4 PM. Club 586--0860 RECEPTIONIST Executive secretary for Must be 18 or over Appl~ ,.=·D;gl;l-1 Now accepung appltl·a 557 ·0lSO Lyn --s~s IDES/ Shon.hand. typing & good sm electronics company mperson, • •.• lions for t•urrent and INVENTORY HUI s A phone voice. Saturdays & in N.B. bookkeeping skill Z300S.E Bnstol 3141 c..,. Orin future openinl{s in the AUDITORS ORDBtLIES Sundays Big Canyon desirable. must be will· Santa Ana He1ghls 54 6-47 41 clerical a rea Typt~l . Nations largest 1nven· All sh.il\s. 59 bed facil. Gd C.C. Ph 644·5404 ask for ing to accept consider a-CNext t.o549M-AA7cDo4 nal ... 1 (Across From File Clerks, Jr Steno·11 , tory co has 30 openings working conds. Xlnt DebbieorBarbara. bleresponsibility.Salary c;-ftualOpporEmpl;;;er OrangeCo.Alrport t Acct'g Clerk. Apply in for our team 10 the bens. Bayview Con\'. ~~~~~~~~~ open.540-1301 .,.. EquaJOppor Emp1.C1Yer person Cu.~tom Weave greater JI B & C.M Hosp, 20.S.S Thurin Ave. R . . t ~._1 • /R .. " x I b c CM"A" 3505 E o E ecepl1 on1st. ma ure Secretary __ ece••lftCJ Carpets, 184JO Pac1f1r urea s n t JO or lrl<O" • • I S h I rr-·~ Dental Asst. Exper En· St .. Fountain Valley hsewives & pe rsons woman Ba let. coo ' t -lpnt CIHtl WANTED . No. La'guna dodont1c Asst, needed wishing to supplement Office Clerk w /some sell· Mon-Thurs 3 · 3~· 7 · 30. Group l nsur agency. Growing manne hrdwr Beach. Older lady or OpeningsNowAvailable foll time for busy General Office, mature. present income. 10 key ing, exper helpful. C81164().1~3 mornrngs. Typing 60. fo'or a pp't. mrrt distrlb. store in mot.her of youngehJld to for fuJI or p/l1me derks Newport Beach prac~1ce. good ly pist, v a rt ed helpful. We train. Varied Perm/part t1rne job. We 957·1337. Irvine needs expe_r clrk care for & send my 7-yr UTOTEM oo 2nd & 3rd shifts. No Great oppty for right duties, good bcncf1l11 . hrs. I nterview s in areaflexiblesmall flrm. Rec.,ti0ttlst (2 yr min> in :sh1ppml( old lovely. well behavt.'<1 cxper n t-cessary-we person Non smoker on· 642.5997 FUiierton Fn 7/28, 7PM, We remodel & decorate Busy medical office. ex· SECIETARY receiving & warehouse daughter to El Morn tram. Advancement OP· ly C'.all 644-0595 1440 N If arbor Blvd.. kitchens. Interesting Job per ( o e part.men ta I 1 Supervision cxper. a + school. Your home or portunities to th~e who ....:...______ General Office Suite507 for right person. Please 646-3903. Engineering, planning & Co. pc1 benefits Apply ir mine 4 9 7 • 2 362/evt» qualify. For informa tion Dental Asst. X-ray ltc · Typing, filing, phuncs, RGlS Inventory Sp('c ca 11 7 54 -037 o c v es. /T ...a consulting firm bas an person or caJI Personnel Refs. required. got.oour nearest. market exp'd or ~hool. Costa order desk Ml'dkul ex-_____ _.;.--:. __ I 499-4015 1~~~~·$3.J,'h~~r opening tor a secretary Alexander Roberts CoJ----'------°" contact the personnel Mesa 546· perienre preferred 8 S. JAtUTORIAL -_--__ -1-£.a-M----C-&.rit--_ca_ll_6'44_-_sl_7_8.____ Accur typing req'd. Min 185 1 Lang I e y Ave WA TCHMAICB officeat Dental Asst. malurc, _Ca_l_l540-__ 7_800_._ _ Day man, part time, ~ "'""-' •O wpm <Sh & dtc· TI4/S40·214l To ass ist enginee r ~Lampson St chairs ide ex per. (•n E generaJ cu:.tod1al duties needed part time Hrs Receptlomsl/typ1st taphone exper helpful) ---------1 widevelopment or dt Garden Grove 537.4340 t.hustaslJc. 631-1420 GEHBlAL OFFIC in o ((ice bu ii d Ing. flexible. Call 549-9671 for lrvme based advertisin~ Salary. $3-$4 hr. Apply Shoe saJes. better grade licate precise inslrumen KquaJ Oppor Employer Perm inter level typtnit Newport/Costa Mesa app(.. 8 lO S Mon thru Fri· agency looking for sharp or submit resume to: in de P. Cam s lore lat.Jon for oil field. Good DENTAL ASSIST 45wpm, accurate. hrl> areas. Semi retired ok. day. Equal Opport. person wi'th exrellent Jack G. Raub Co .• Attn. Salary, comm · mcen k. ,. ... 0 r I li·v-& Lop benefits. t wor ing conus c Dynamit e office 8-5. Messages, 1 ing, er Must have car & home EmplyrM/F /H typing skills. 65wpm. Personnel.125 Baker St, ..., benefits. Top pay. EOE a.•XTYPIST Westminster 4 Day rands. Reliable car & sal phone. Call 532-6558 orp __ A_l.:..N..;.T_E_R_S_/_B_r_u_s_h_o_r Good phone personabty a Costa Mesa, Ca 92626. Night. ~o ,;~n F.:.l Seientifir Dnlling Cort Busy purchasing dept week. Exper. pref. Call ~~;,:11 S40-77 4 l Ai.k apply at 123 No. Olive. spray exper. Good pay. must Call collect. Pat, EOE, M/F /H. ~~-r 548~~r Np~ 557tro_l~f:S?r:: R1::nlJ£~ seekssellstartertogrt'et _P_e-=g-=g.:..y_,893-__ 24_l2 _____ , _________ Orange. IMon-Fri> Call 661·1653 ask for _2_13_1_54_1_-2448______ SECIETAIY~ Beach. tJ thepubllc,answerheavy DIEHTALASST. General Office Billing. L.AaHB.PH Steve. lec-..t.....:st LITIGATION. Airport ---------i __ e _______ _ ~.handle followup filing, typing 50wpm. F · I ... .,........ 23 XJ t Snack bar cook. Fem w--... ... Ha• :;;;:lypeorders&cor· Chairside, full ttmt:'. add by touc h C:Jll W/t1hmel, r egu a&r plos. Part-time. male/female, lmmed opening for NB ~-. yrs ehxprt.h do prer . some ex per. ~..,..., ....- Good benefits. H .B . as gassware cean eamSSO-SlOOperweekin law firm. Bkkping, typ typmg, nos or ar needed . Pl easa nt Housecleaning It oJfu·• resp. Will be trained ror 893-S032or840-3540 752·9300. seaurchultanks +misc advertist·og. 2 hrs per Ing & gen ore bckgrnd Salary o pen. Call ........... -•·ty. Must speak clearung oo wltnds. w~ PBX relief. Adv oppor & d I F I II 752 ...,'" ,.....~...., hed I S Su "A-J General office Recep ut es. or app ca day, hrs flexible. We will pref. As k for Toma ,·~-·-_..,_. ____ .__ English. Pr1v country can .sc u e at or• n g.dbenefits .....,..tact an DENTAL.ASST Se · XI pd Peggy BtHc r C714) 1 · c 11 645 .. .,.,~ ask <!Ml,_,,. ·-I Mustprov1deowntran ... Hess. (714)833-838.J FulJ lime for new 1 den ubeo~~~&cr!ree~t~~N" 67S.2159 ram. a ·~ '""'""""· SECRETARYr/f club. For mterv1ew cal '3 .. SOprhr.540·9525 , State Mutual Savin11s List oHicc in Moulton or duties. Aputudt> wilh KERCKllOFF for Emil S m a 11 . p I ea s ant 644•5404 .OOJ MacArthurBlvd rrkwy Plaza, Lag lfllls. figures. Type 60wpm . MARINE LAB PBX RECEPTIONIST engineering office. Mon WiftdowTintiftcJ • Newport Beach Strong chairside & front Shrthnd 80wpm. 3 year!> Corona del Mar Answering se rv l re Happy person needed for Fri. l·Spm. Must be good STAFF ACCOUNTANT Trainff F.qual Oppor Employer office exper. required. recent buslnes!> off ex F'acillty or Caltech operator full & p rr. Call heavy phones & vaned _t..;...yp_is_L_S4_9_·5234_____ Rapidly growmR S & L Over21 644-8494 7611--0454 per. Call Personnel, Equal oMp·pFtl~r Emply _sas-__ 356_J ______ office duties. Typing a SEC•ET"'RY/RECEPT seeks resp. ind1v . to . 1 • CL .. .,TY,IST 833-91.SOEOE t C II L da for ~ ma·intai·n ac"oUnlin" Womenover~.w1lling o.; " ~ntaJAssisl.Gen'lprac-· · "· ---------•Plumbers mus a '" forsmallNewpartBeach control ove'r lo:i~ Jeamorderclerk typeof lotemational manage-lice. Exper. not nee. --G--.-ER--"'L_O_FC_ Landscape Architectural OrainMenWClfthd .a~p~pt~·~6"0-~54~7~o~~~~ Law Firm. Good skills. rk s b tto phon ment eQnsultaot seeking Nwpt Bch. 646-4801 Appli:;'ce ~ervic·e co. draf\sperson. Vella & As· Must have truck, will -Minimum 2 yrs general bal~nicer inbr l,~dinR -;::: tyop~og, u40 \ow~· alert r lcrk typi11t with I Busy phones, bkkp'g & soc.Christopher 642·0675 train. Apply at 1337 S. R.E.Sales office ex pr. Good part~c_pa ion a anres. mu11t be fl ex1blc !cir good to xlnt typing skills Dental R,eceDept Ass1 l, ora typrng. -oomo. Exp nee. 1 ~-I!--Bristol, Santa Ana. benefits. Salary open. part1c1pahon interes ts varied hr!' St :i r~ $:'. Full time position in surg o c. nta exper •• .._-~man BUSY & NEEDING 752 cc""J and co1Ject1ons payable /hr Call., .... "" 1 Irvine n ear OranR e nee F -time. H .B . 642-0240Kate MusthavTknowledgeor PORTRAIT PHOTOG· ·~an Accounting/loan serv1c~ f:tss ~reves.....,.....,, morn· County airport. For de-847-6044 General Ofc-PBX answer all phases. 551·1234 RAPHER, exper 'd 1n Unique Homles of Mes~ Secretaries -Typist Fast.$ relaUld exper req Xlnt __;::__ ______ _ Lalla, please call 752 8952 ---------I -d very fine portraiture. Verde is "p ugged mto' AccurateS Bored$ Like benefits & advancement WOODWORKERS A&enc1esdonot reply Dental .Asst wanted mg serv oprs. ~mt LEGAL SECTY. non Reply P .O. Box 269 a relocation referral machines$ Challenges oppor tunities Contact Mill men. ,\ssemblcrs. Energetic. enthus1ast1c openings for exper d or s moker, top sn la ry FUilerton. Ca. 92632 service that has r realed VarietyS Busy word pro-Jan Hess. 17141833 -8383 Tablesaw Worken;, t:ll Clerktypist,expenenced, fle ri v practice in quahfled~ple. Ratcol Hunt'gBch.848-1400 a demand for more cessing-type settfog of. St.ate MutualSavmgs per req. Apply .tl ¥01 permanent. Costa Mesa. Laguna Bch. Exp nee. pay dependinf: upon ex Preschool. Ptr teachers salespeople We are busy flee needs you$ Airport w M Arthur Blvd San Call~ 3,,..daywlt37·4-0hrs.C.:all per Apply in person Legal secretary. Irvine &subs needed.HBarea and need help• Ex area$The0ffice 54 g. 2188 .OOlMacAn.hurBlvd. ac · · ~Mon-Thurs Mon-Fri 9am·4Pm. 15S indus. complex, Ex-842·:!948. peri e o ced or n e w NewportBeach _La_An_a _____ _ RochesterSt,C M penence 5 y rs 1n bus1----------salespeople may apply SECRETARY Equal()pporEmploycr Workers 10 Chl''l!l-'u' Cltttt wanted. Exper prer Palisadea Liquor. 979-9744. ness & Lit1gat1on. Mr. P/I' help w/shopping, er-Attractive (antiques) of-Responsible person I~~~~~~~~~~! Refinery S3.SO to ~lun DISHWASHER GrRL FRlOAY lo work in Kasdan,833-3622 rands, cleaning, etc. r.1ce & top quality ("""· I-· h b i ..... h d •· dr h p ---~------1 " .. -v w /ability t o t y oe & ..,,, ...._.,..._.~ S"'LES Htgh sc ool c em .,..,y or Nl .. i.t or day positions s a e "' apery s 0 ,,.c ""'09 pie> ass~1·ates to work '!;' • -.--n""11:: ~ k h 1 • ~-_._.._,, W_..__ IY' Ou · · lud i. Uf _ _._ & Ir ard ._.,, "'" perform varied duties in wor exper w1c em t·:i.i. --.. ........ 11 avail. Apply btwn 3-5pm ties inc e opening"' e gu..,...,, 1 e RU ---------with Contact Sandy hed Tlrt!d Of The Routine~ h I f l 7 J 30 Sc..__. Mon·"'-1·. Mu.st be 18 to closing a t o r e An, trainees: American Red P/T SECRETARY Orlo~k1 or Jim Wood a l sales dept of establls Thia Job Is For You• eOpE uCall 9. 328 (Im ._ .. , h •· h I "'---rt fl 968 0311 ~" but growmR concern, E 54 · 1 EarouptoS300perwk apply.JP. M ac 's Pon es .,. e ptnf( ""·"':.ce 1 c. · to handle a vanety or 546-5990 good company benefits, CallUsNOWAl Low tuition. Placement Res t aura n l , lot 4 2 cu,tomerswm ss,1r,mai"s UQUOR CLERk njghts clerical dutios. Reqwres •---------xlnt oPPty, lrvine area. 83J..8095 assist 751 -9194. Ad am s, 11 . B < at absence. o er a sc N rt Beach ' a mature individual who 557 • 3070 Time-Life Libranes -a~'" .. urst) do specially sewing. ewpo can t ype 80wpm ac -c;-nualOppEmplyrmtr •••••••••••••••••••••· COUICTO.Tl ... E 'UUILI' Hours 9 ·5 . 673-7830 542•3739 I · · Restauranl ..,.. .a.~ 1005 " curate y . An mteresung IOI SECIETAaY-UIC _....,........ Cost a Mesa-Newport -Custom S had e & MACHINIST jobforarapidlygrowing IURHS To V.P. Medical X-ray, -------·U-R•I••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach area. FJ!t.ub co. 1s DISHWASH.-Draperies 3535 E. Coast N 8 eds Cl A Newport Beach advertis· k d THE TOWN TO looking 10, ''"'o"ive ~~. ·~'~'~' ~!d;~~!' Hwy· Cd M · M .. iru~;,•:., Rnd:e',:.rt ;';!;u~~~~'iet~~~.°P'.~ N.;7,= 1'!:;:;:,. ~-;::••;,~ r r 0 )~ .• , ~~~, FUN IUS CO IHC: ""~; :::::.':;.:"' career oriented person re ......... Xlnt benef1'ts •· Girl Friday, recept, LYP Mill & Hardinge Lathe. Box to Pam J ensen % U-· for respectable, responsible, Anaheim. Ca Xlnt sal & benefits. For ··~ "' in •-r·11n d ll b e Close tolerance precision v"" t M " 5 A h · ( ,, Clocks! working cond. Bayview g ... 1 g u es Y pr . Cochrane Chase & Co. HOSTESS ma ure person. m. na e1m s new tXeu H\JGESELECTIOl'lt ~pt. call Mr. Kane. Convalescent Hospital, sUgioua firm located In work Exper req'd . Tof 660 Newport Center Or, bt yrs prior hus exp. Xlnl route and dial u nde on-Fri S.5pm, 645·2640. 2 o 5 5 Th u r i n • CM . the Nwpl Financial Cntr ben.s. E.O. E. 557-9051 as NB. 92660. No phone calls Apply in person wn typing skills, lite S/H' system la now interview .,_neon College m an for 3 day 642-3505. E.O.E. ~!l~~aron Dorris at for Ron Adams. please i ·3-~Sp~m~-~~~~~~~I sko m el db o s . a c est "'gl. i';l« for theBotollloWU1g pos!. ...G ... ~ manua l work Yard ---------1 ..... ~--. Machine Operat1>r-=-------11-----oow e ge nee u t1ons ; t i cxper .. ,. __.. ... rleN!uPF, painting etc •DRIVER* trainee. Opportunity to REAL ESTATE SAUS Restaurant romm. w/skills & exp. trainee per50nnel invited Open Wed. thru Sul $4.00 pr hr SlJ&rt Sat this Mature, over 18. Good GUAIDS learn NJC machining. Country sales. Salesman HOSTESS Xlnt benefits. Send re-to apply 1802 Kettenng. ln wt. 75't-1&10 driving rerord. Deliver Perm. reUab. Ful U time Previous ma ch. ex per. to sell country property, Experienced sume Lo: 2222 MartJEn, Ste f'rofed Mcjr. m•> 1S.4-1777 Jrd shift. P /L me l st helpful but not nee . ranches, etc South ot 215· 1""92715· E.O · Able to l&ke complete &I~~~~~~~~~ COOK. For Ptr. ElCper'd graph ic supplies in sltift. Retired welcome. """'-r--r-t t , ... e rat IUS IOY lndepende .. tr-""""1b1'· I· Or .... ge Co Full t1'me Car •. phone raq'd .,,,.,~·~ '-'Vlvua. '-"= OU 0 ... E ed SECIET"'IY u ..... _._ u pref. Apply m penion. ... · · ex " ---------1 _,. Iota ot money x~enc A ,., 1 JI maoaa• H B Med/dentalplan.$2.8$hr Irvine compleJt. Call MACHINIST race, m.,.e to handle purchasing ., ior overa ""' =.:.· Cat wy, N . + incenUve. Call Mark 83.1-3000. ext. 191 tor In & enjoy yourself. Call WAmESS dept. Clerical duties, ment of all pboses of at751·2188S. terview. Equal Oppor. AJI around exp Xlnt Mike at Coclttallexper. group inlluranct. misc ope.nation and all person WA.REHOUSE SAL! Classlf1ed Ads. your one· stop sbopplq center Employer M/F working conditions. C.M (714> 728-9815 Apply In person 3-Spm. personnel functions. & neJ Involved Prerer ex· WANTACTION? --=--0.--------1 atta.MS-3670 OR67S.S711 MULOOONS set as secretary to con ~.lntranslt,dlalarldc ClassifedAdsS42-5G7S GU.a.IDS Mach opr/prod wrkr. ""~ "·1 RESTAURANT ·-•1er. This ls o pressure orcab~rations. ~ Real 1:.0late--..et 202NewnnrtCenter0r. ...,. tltJL.. CL. •--- JULY 2f·l0 IPMto6PM I ;ls~d~~~f~~!~ ... Announces Open ngs for the Positions of JOI Pl4CINIMT SPICIALIST SIOZ. "'°- ' Clooing dote 8/1/78 a.a. TYPIST S'71.-. Closing date 8/4/78 LIGM. 008H 51J7.-. ClOf:ling date 8/9/78 These are CETA funded positions & require Huntington Beac h residency & ~O days prior unemployment. At>pllcations wut be accepted till 3 p .m . at the Employment & Troinln.g Center, 538 Main Sl, H B. F'l.111 & p/llme. AU areas. Mech apt, gd deJrterlt.y. •""" 1 Wftc:w -....-job for a rapidly growing ~ ... per......-RefresbmenL~' Unlfonns furn. Ages 21 Min age 18. start at > 1 • EIEMS Newport Beach Newport&acbadvert.la· Oaytodayaupervlllonof lPMto6PM or over. R e t Ir l" rl '1/ht. 540-0950. FREE 3 W liift IM's & LYH 'i ~ a.rency & requires a specific opera11oos of NauUcal Antiqua welcome. No ex per 'Pit ............ G h mat\lJ'e tndi vldual who dispatcbJng, scbc-duhna Autbmllc Shtp Lllntt·rn~ necess. Apply, Unlv~nal MAO 2 Operator, will I IUI' " " Plrrellef,days&nlg ts. can t ype 80wpm & penonoel Prefcrexper . Tim~ P1t'CeL Bl'h~ Prot«tloo ~rv1ce. &228 train legal 1cty. Non M.w c_.... W.SSUperior Avt. N 8 operate 1().key add. Fan. but wtU train. Gauges Bras11 Worki. w :sc.h St, s11nta Ana. In· smoker· Top salary M.w ~ty Safety Offlcer-wknds & tastlc fringe benefits. Tram'' & Saftty Ship F\Jrnlture, Deck lervW hrs 9-12 & l-4 Mon· ..:•-=--1 .00-------1 •Absolutely no prior holidays Saddlcback Send re..'lume or letter to 5 '--Chain Fri. Maid wanted, Searllff trainln« or upericnce College Mission Viejo P08oitll623.Santa.Ana, '"'•'"'....-Oulere net-d reull' M I 1~1 s c t 11 Ptr ,., ldnlabt to 8 AM C.. 92711. Must hold school bus number. Mer<'h11nd111c llal·r dre•ser wanted. ote • "" · oa~ wy, necessary. ... m " · ---------.__,_,_I ..... rtlf'c tlon or I' t d t ~t ck In Mu.t ba .. ve rollowina Lol\lnaBeach.494-4892 •Per1onalhe~ ln1truc· $4 .98·U .46 hr Call SECRETARY P /T In v-.wui .... 1 a 1m1 e o .. o · " Uon between 1-5 Mon thru Fri fi""'r home. Diet, tvplng, ~~'~·-•cnldl dnofa•Un'!"1vael tonnallon, caU; 631.,..770 Full lime for Cotta Me"a .M A I NT E N A N c £ & al th 1 b 00 .,,.,. ""' ~ ,,...,.,.,, '"".... " .. or~ ahop.&f.2'°631or 754..e433 LANDSCAPING . l'X· •Profe:uic;in on e,o 831•97 ut.._ tbkkp'g.Don&.18·3231 drlvlna certl tlcul~ I~~~~~~~~~ e'VC!S d -•.. 75 .... -. n traiJllni. s .&LIS Mlnlmum 2 >'" bwi dnv I· · ~r· ......,.. 1~ • •VJ> to~ commission. ~ Ina cxper " pro~en re Old Duncan Phyle 4tnlni; Halrl>reuer 4 :30PM~Svndays. •Choice of top office Are you an artlallc. *Secre•-:eS* cord of p arsonncl rmtbl.Schni.11eatl325 1be Hair Haodtlars fin MaJotenance mechanic ~~o· ..,_.._ __ ""'Ith a creallve . tnergetlc WI nuina1ln• abtUty Top 962-4611 Nwpt Sch la look ng or •NllUlnt. 7AM·3:30PM. u. .. ~ .... -.. person who llkea illtnp OQrc/Adm Autto$18K aa.larylrbenefll.a -------- • x per Jen c e d ha I r • ... 50 to ttart. E.O. £. C.11 cop notch proteulooal or· 1parklln«. Uk• to cln, Einployers Pay All Fee• Equal Opportuoity An 11 q u e ' h .an d m ad I.! d roann. Mu al have a.a.a:zst JaniuUon. has sales ability• Lido Ui Reinders AJency Employer Sbendan Cllnlns chlln1. 2 clientele. AJao P rr re __ .;._ ______ I Kai H R~ Vllla~~·a ludln• J"eler ~Birch St, Ste HM Pbon f l t arm + 2 side dia1n1. S2:?.S ceopUonlst nHded. Ortat Manicurist f'·tlme, --.... •• __ wt.ahefl full oq•ll lndd '• Newport Beach81WJ90 C7l4J6Ji.tJ;0 ea Ro1tl ivory china, 1urroundln11 + In Nnilport/C M.a:-ea. .._.. -Sat, no nights Call CeJHorAppt/Eatab'64 service for 8•, '39~ tul'UICOl•n.&4U484 • $tt-3.W7 lll·IOOJ ttJ..0442 mlm4 . ~ _ ..,.. . -, --. -~,-......... -.... _, ·---Jfl>-<l!i __ _ ......... ,. -r ~• I I '· .. . . .. .. .. . . . ••• DAILY PIL01 Frioay. July 28. 19711 ..... S-. IOH Menes I060 Meal••-1010 Mltcal•ew 1010 Misc•llw-. 1010 MIK-'I•••• 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ IOOS C. IOU IP I IOIO HTATllALI Partqtrhorse. bllt mare, LUGGAGITAGS ••••••••••••••••••••••• "••••••••••••••••••••• --~ * Okl"--ta ..... Ho-e welt trained Gentl • • • •••••••• •• ••• •• • •• •• • •• g.u "-... • • e h'oal )'OUr bwllnesa card IWIJan kicum CFA re· S.t!Sun9·S. T/2u,30 wltids. S300 ancl. lack. Send one card for each IHtriu ...._... • * * 1l•tered Eacellent *•I IUY * * aos. Main.S.A. ~ tag plus one spire. We 21701 Wesley Or. W•••rt QUlllity. BuuWw long Good mod P\U"lliture • Casbpleue. thmihatd4'ioodsl065 return permanently So.Laguna lt4llsCttTaN~lltt hair Show quaHty Appliances-OR I will Sale1lart.s1t9·00• ••••••••••••••••••••••• sea.led attractive llf & Vouaret.hewlnoeror Irv•--""308 adJorSELLrorYou. t t' g l i .. --L......-&1-1..~ ....., Jul ""'/"" " t "' Fu Kine siie mattress/box s rep, mee 10 • r n... ...-~ --q You art t.be WI.Mer c>f De.-1040 MAST85 >.UCTI~ c y -lt • 0 .. ~-spring rrm Sloans. Bev 1.0. tfJ(luirementa. Pre· cm so V•lue). to tlreefreetkw. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MU616&1ll-96J5 borve e car bs!a s . Hills .... Cl\.•""'"""c vent loss" lhef\' For a ...,.llroL o oles , c Io t 1 n g . ......, .....,...,,_ .- c 132.SO valuel. lu Golden Retriever PUP· CASH PAID automotive & m isc ---------personaliied tag enclose ._, • leHey 1 ..... lroL p.es. AXC field & 11how _ d ··--' r household goods . .u22 Drapes. cu~tom, be~ge, wallpaper, fabric or Clrc• ._..._, Wley pet Shots. wormed . .,.,. 1 ......, &ml. anti· Malloy Dr. HB (nr st~ patio door size. "Day Glo" paper" we Aucust3rdthru Uth Clrc• r»JsedwrrLC.Xlntdlsp'. ques&clrTV's957-8133 Newland/lod) RodstnduS:SS.962·5640 will back" lrim your AnabeimConve.nt1on Platform rkr, new vinyl Ph.11b green 1.:a~t. ~ cVl' S20 Full si rnattre11i:. yds. Xlnl S200 Levelor~ " box spmg1> $25 Low 45~7 S20ea 581·"599 stuig gold rug 8x11. $10, 2 sol id front door., ~lea rorm1ca tbl. $10. 35"::"'17!1 Great buy ~7 Re11Son11bte 27041 ,\I G1rt·s bike. almost new S20 Gas lank 4' r1tung11 for BBQ. never used $18 ~MJO deano. MV ---- 1081 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ArcMde game. Midway · walnut C'n •dt nta or Deluxe shootmg gallery 11tereo cabtnet ~. 963-3395 642·~ (213)4251561 2 "'~ I 7' --1 ... c I MISC H eh Id 1 lags. Or try two Cardi> Cen•ftr,llOOW Kalella AU11.1St3rdtbruUth · · couc..... ""'1 ...., Fri/Sat Potbellled stove · ous 0 tema. backtoback. "" Aftahejm Convention AXC reg. Pioacher pup· ant.ique Victorian love glat111w'are, books. Mini must sell. lnchJdes dis· PRICES Tickets roust be ex· Co I I e ct or P ! at cs S111ger!eatberwe1ghl se~ ~ter. llOOW. Katella pies,~. Call after 6PM. seat $120. 61.3·6124 or washer & dryer. Lots of bes. towels. sheets. S2ea or3/~ changedtbfor ,resen:ed Diversified lis t a vail. mg mach Older mc><h'l Tickets must be e x-963-0205. 975-0239aft.er6.PM m isc Sig n s on &)asaware,etc.646-1775 4/5tap$1.60ea. aeata at e Conve~Uon 837 -2249 SAS E 25472 221644-4752 changed for reserved Spanish oct. din tbl. 6 Magnolia/Heil. 16623 .__._. 1070 6/9tagsS1.50ea. Center ahead or time. Charlemagne. LH --------- aeat.s at the Convention Samoy.ed. 1 yr old. male. chrs 2 leaves pads Daisy, FV :;;:;:".~••••••••••••••• lOor more Sl.40ea. call 6'2·5678. Ext 329 to Minic• Center ahead or time beautiful. $75 no papers S250tbeat CW2 ~9 . . Sales Tax Included claim your tickets. SCRAM •[TS .............. s IOU Call 6'2·5678. Ext 329 to ~T-2639 · · Moving Sale. Furniture 2 . r 0 u n d b r 1 ~ 1. i ant NO CARO? * * * 91. ••••••••••••••••••••••• claim your tickets Leather chair & ottoman, +.Friday/Saturday. 36S diamoods w/certir~cates. Draw your own or send ANSWERS I ... HD ............... • • • KeEShond l "ll yrs. Fem. Sony TV, glass table & Hamilton. CM \is 1.lS<:t•· a~pra1sed ~t name, address. phon11 & Code-a-phone 1200. 6 mo "' "'"' ~,..,-: _________ 1 AKC r eg. $1 00. Call ma--"''-g wicker cbai·rs. $43'17. l 1S 2 .. 13cts, appd o ld $75 Cati (714 > Prefer .. b ly an old ...,., 3119 ~· G Sal H d t ........ W II we'll make one card per . Kimono -Cease Fende r 81ts"'man, '1ul Solid o-... carv"" desk •. ~· . M· .... se.ll. 67c_........ ara. ge e:. on a so. a • .-.. 1 accept re· Add~ h 962·9930 " • ,.. ""' "' ..,.. ,, ~ I d ~f .,,.. l""" tag. =-e1:1c· . Felon -Bisect an ..... :~a m good workm•• chalr, Circ1:1 1800. Xlnl Po · anUque urmtur~. rum 85"' ers . ....,. ""'"''" Send he k BOOKIES '"'"'" " cond S450 536-835 7 meraruanAKMC '!!!~· ~~1k1 5 Family Garage Sale, s e t • p a 1 n l 1 n g s , Mi"''-H-iou.. c c or money or· Execut.ive Tamaphone. 2 condition for around SlOO .. or creme, , _,.,,""" Sat/SUn. Breton Ln. HB. household. Fri/Sat/SUn. ..... ......... ---• 8010 derto: way 1-~M portable radio. I don't know why 1 sent wiU do. Call 661·6261 a ft 842·5634/l·SSS-°'58. NewlaodJAUanta. Furn. 260Sierks St .. C.M ••••••••••••••••••••••• PILOT PRtHTIHG> w /desk lop charger my kid to college IL ct>:>l 5 JOpm ~toY 1045 anti ·n Going to College! Mu st P.O. Box l560 New. $1SOO. Sell $1200 /or me $5.000 a year and he _ _..;.. _____ _ .... _.ecff IOtO ~ • ques,n es. GarageSale-Moving sell ! t '4 surfboard Costa Meaa.Ca 92626 bstofr.646-2227/&46·29'l5. can'l t ven s pell. The '71 GIBSON Les Pa u• ~ ••• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I ...... A d h h R d B ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mixed Labrador, female, Antique oveseat, sora. almost new. $100, spnng uu .... r ay e wrote ome ecor mg rand new Jo'RG HT DAM AGE o 1..., yrs old. affectionate. ~Sak 1055 Teak furn, ski equip· wet suit $15, sun rarks. WHEELCHAIR For sale cheap crystal and said he needed S200 cond Choire r ast' R4re HOTPOINT SALE 3308 good with cb.ildren. Free ••••••••••••••••• •••••• menl, dis hes. pans, $10. 35 MM camera w 12 Good Condillon chandellers. woven wood for books .And he spelled lst $5001\.ak~ 631 0038 W W~er nr Har~~ to good home. C alt~~r&dry~.8~drn· ~wela +m~h more J~.~.4furmabS15 i:===~==~=t===~=ro=l=~=u~p=b=~=~=·=~==6=11=7=±=~==·B=~==K=l=E=S=.==~=K=~==°'~~~~~~~~~-~ Santa Ana. 979·2921 Beverly at 898·5l00 after mg rm set, many other Must see!! Sat/Sun 10·5. ea. szs 12· 14. &46·5201 Ir 5'30PM. items! um Port Stirling 644 ·9238 1766 Prt --------- Washer Dryer 01~· Pl. NB. Manleigh Cir. NB. Newport Beach Sportrng hwasher SlOO ea Color Cute M Orange Kitten House Raquel Ball. Full 1V $100. 646-5848 9 wks old Moving! Odds & ends. Bargains. rurn. plants, ramily membenihip. Dis· CASH PAID 644·2224 tools. fishing items. 9 X books. cameras. etr . counted to $2.50. 833-2087 ---------1 12 handmade area wool Sat/Sun 9191 Regatta HB aft 7 PM. Wshr /Dry rs I Re rr1 g Eng. Sbeepdog needs a rug, $250 2951 Cassia, 962-8945 ---------worlung or noL 957·8133 good home. 3 yrs. Fem. NB. Sat 10..6. ---------1 Hand quilted lavender & Loves children. 557·6560 5 Family Sale : Anuques. white quilt 91x74. $150 or Frigidaire Im penal frost· aft 6:30 Moving Sa le• Lamps. stereo. ore. machines. bstolr. 955-1746. less refrig. coppertont!, beds. dressers. chrs. rhandeUer. old prints & Sl.2.5.645-2579evs/wknds. B':k female puppy, looks bookcase. gas dryer, posters. 100 dresses. etc. Medical supplies. Orien· MontWard 1974 HvyOty like a r urly -haired t b I s. et c 327Apolena,81.Sat/Sun tat .Chinese rug. Some h d a c h s h u n d • 968-9473/838·4858. 9AM. anuques. ~1·6154, eves & wu er. $200. 1974 apt st hoUBebroken. Friendly, wkends. ~»ti dryer. Sl25 Both good wilh cats. Aban· McLean mower. patio set. 2 Family Garage Sale. --------- w I s c r v I c e c ont r . d o n e d i n o u r Marilyn Monroe eaten· Household items. bunk For sale. Lectrabed. sgl. M1·~· neighborhood. 498·1194 dar. 1936 Port Chelsea beds . antique Oak hd/foot lilt. gd cond S60. Maytag Washer. S200 eves&wtmds. Mon-Tues Pl,N.B. rocker , clothi n g, _536-__ 23_1.5 ______ _ Ke nmore s ort heat days. Moving & Estate Sale. =~~ed& w~~Y q~~l~ Stpereo.b12 speakers S50 Dryer. SlOO. 540·5719 _ Lab/She perd Fem, 5·6 ~lure. plants, misr. 9AM·5PM. Sat/Sun 17602 orta e B&W tv $30. Lennox f'o r cl.!d Air yrs. Fixed, s hots. well Fnday 23922 Sutton Dr. DeLong Cir. nr Spr· Cal1536-<l238.aftSpm. natural gas rurnuce mannered xlnt w/kids. E1Toro8:30-3 mgdale/SlaterHB. Womens J r. Sportswear, :'I cw In Put 110 • 000 540-8353 Sat & Son 11·5. Cosmetics, Garage Sale including rnd size 5/6. shoes. boots. B.T.U. hr. Bonnet 8S.OOO Cute 12 wk old killen Free furs, linens. lamps. pie· oak tbl. 600 Avocado, slacks, dresses. today:. 8.T.U. Hr. $175. 642·0705 ._ __ & te tures blcs 1950.5 r e· CdM Sat/Su look. al S75"k orr. 67J.67M --------· S•""" neu nng · • . . n EJectnc dryer. GE. SGS. 644-4904 cords; clothing, toys. . 't::l11f°od condition f'vmitun 8050 ~~t Jopt1:~. ~ ~,;aJ; J~i.D~~ :0, ~~.'. ~~~: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Culver & Nicholson. Irv Cleaning out after 40 Kenmore clcctnc dryl.!r, ht-a\'Y duty New cond $70 979·6877 C\'Cl> & wknds yrs!l GAME SET 4A" md tbl w/'lA" extension. 4 chrs. MOVING SALE Monticello 107 Danbury. tufted antq gold vinyl. SAT/SUN Mus t sell off Vanguard . C M . like new S350 . lamps. c ouches. Daybed. chest·O·drwrs Designers Lertovers Liv rm Brldmt $400/ofr Sofa tble S65. Lg Ant. chair $300. Bdrm rum $5(). $400 Antiques S20 up Hdbrd & spread $22:5. Sleeper sols $125. Sat & Sun 9·5 332 Evening Canyon Rd CdM ~ d . f' F f STRATOLOU NG ER clothing. baby's odds & tots of s mall items, rnl(1 a1rc 1 re n g, top CHRtu-wing back, tufted ends. Kitchen s upplies & ---------lrzr. lik.e ne w $1 65. 1 C books. collectors junk. 900-521!6 vinyl, antq gold. top too s. amping equip· Sat/Sun ' PHONEMATE cond. $4-0. 100% WOOL ment. Many other quali· ----------• Telephone answering H o l 11 0 1 n l . f .,-. AREA RUG 9' sq, fr. ly goodies! 3SS E. 19th St. Remafoder or Eatate Sale machines w /warr. $79. refrigerator A·l cond. xlningted 4 sdid~5· ~}.ge228/glold. _Cos __ ta_M_es_a_. -----1 &Fummas. ~~deingga,rli~ngeenss.akte1·t· w/reR:g:~~~:r791. 8200. 2524 Newport Blvd. con ·.,, · .,...... · Cash only. Elhan Allen """' -:;;=======::::: 1'24.CM uten, AM /FM stereo, .. Otrtce desk table. boy's bookcases $.5() & $35. Sora phonograph. Fri only . Washer. Dryers. Deluxe rm furn. bunk bed. din'g bed $15. Workbenr h $10. 7,..., 1,,." 837 •726 Set w/6 chr. All new. Call Lots more. Sat/Sun 9-5, '"'°· ""'· ·• · Models . Completely re· built. refinished. year s.s&-1871. July 29·30. 1816 Oriole. Cloths. rum & much more guarantee. Your choice l•---------i CM 20J1 Republic CM Sun· $1.30 1.!ll F'rec delivery. H day9·6645-475T AT1&4TIOH:Mo.,a.... ome contempo rary --------- Sal e e nd s Au g 4 _., r · k · Southroasl /\ppli .. nee King sz Victorian Style urn .. no Jun · ma ny Antiques. 011 paintings & ~-2:542 water bed. Must see to game lbls. backgam· misc. Sat/Sun 9-5. 174 believe Sl ,000. 548·0l!U mom. etc. Pasl'<> Cortez. Mam St, UB. Used rcfng. froi.t-free. N Zen'th Rsol 1 lrv. 955-2678 Sal 12·3pm ---------ew . l ro ~ c r Saturday only. Every· Wai.her!>. dryer~ Good buys. Be~t Apphanl'C 210 Adams, HB 536·0911 1V. stereo, lg assort· Moving Sate. Sat !l·S Uuni; goes. You name it. mentof hshtdplants.orc Furn. bed. hs ehold. we got 1l t805 Hunt· desk. playpen couch ladies 10 spd. ml.Sc. 708 ington St. lfB. HB In· w/coffeet.b1&2e~dtbls. Weeto.CM quire 536 ·3920.Alley Refng. Wt11rlpc>0I. fro .. l · free 17 '. while. 'llnt Sl.2.5. 962·3597. new _Admiral rerng Call . Saide! 412 Goldenrod St. anytJme day or night ror Couch. bed. misc items CdM . Hsehold items. appt.548·0184 Sat/~n 10-6. 106 Ave toys. s ofabed . $25. Wcsllnghouse th·y Duty San Dimas. San Clem Go Ir c I u b s & mi sc frt load Was her & fo:_tec SELL OR TRADE:' Anti· Sclhrdoy «Mlfy. articles. Sat9·3. ~ryer Srnckablc S7.>ea que pew. loveseat. ad· 221 E 21st St CM Want Ads Call 642·5678 642· 1750 d e r . & m i s c . C a 11 ~-ii· &iliiiiii.iiiiiiiii.iiiiiiii .. iiiliiiiiiiiiE!iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Zcruth Col or TV. Frost· _~ ___ 7_· -------' I fr1.'C rt'fni.:. $100 cHch 644.0335 Audi Oft aots ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 dbl beds w /dresser & mall. dirung tbl, drp leaf maple tbl. lamps. chrs. l'OUChes. clothing. roll a way bed & misc. 548·4908 ---------1 2575 lrvine Ave. CM f'UBUC F'URNITURE Wanted: Hideabed or •AUCTION• TMite7:lOP.M. sofa. desk. end tbls, & latch set. Aft 3. 644·4989. lDtciNrs Weko•I Rebll twin set SSS. full set ESTATE ~. Sterilized king set 1-'ROM NEWPORT 115. 4 pc living rm set ~'TOCK LIQUIDATIONS SUIS. I will buy your oox t.ovely bdrm :;el s. spring & mattress. B&J chests. armoirell. bunk Mattress 838 E. lsl St .. b•·ll s, t'r enc h bdrm _S_A._~_7_-5636 ______ _ ltrotJP. desk & chr. liv rm Quainl old dbl bd. w /head lbts,._color & blk & wh1l_t & foot bds. + mtchg tg TV s. stereos. lamps, dresser w/mirror $100. p1 cturt!S. bar s tools. 67~l467 s oras & lo ves ~at s. ----------1 beautiful c omplete Rerng $30. early Amer French dining rm set. tbl. chrs, hutch $150. sofa tbls with 6 ch rs. china & bed $10. call 830-8461. ~''"er . refrigerators, • . was hers & drver s 8 olive gm sofa $100. 2 bumper pc>0l tbl. ·PLUS matching chrs S25 ea. UYf'S OF NICE MISC. Xlntcond.545·1385 L10cns, lawn mower, 2 p . 1 be. edger car mats c sect1ona. 1ge. · · end tbl S7o oolh. DON'T MISS THIS GOOD ONE 640-7~ Crib ~. Changing table S20. baby backpack $13. All good cond. 831·1503 6' COUCH S25. SA VE SAVE SAVE SMALL DRESSER $10. We honor RofA. MC. 644·2919 Cashiers checks & cash. . . . No pt:rsonal rhcc ks Solidwoodrust1cMex1can PLEASE! Food avalla· Colonial Hutch. a sacrir. ble. Items subject to pre· •l $275. SJ6.8357 sale Bed springs le mattress MASTlllS AUCTIOM 42"x84", top quality. 2075"'2 Newport Blvd CM near new SSS. 644·1604 !133-9625 64~96861--~-------I ---------•I Cot aize inner spriag trun· IOZO die bi&h riser bed. never used, STS. 5$7-8212. ....................... ---------- Cyala t Complete Klog size water ~ • C1111pany bed. Beat orr or trade for SALE Kina111ie646-S484 New & used 3 5 " 10 Meditena.nen Uvlng room spds bch c~uiser , set. Sofa & love.seat. mop~da. muto cro:~ chn,ltwoodtblaMstseU bikes, parta. access. re· this wlmd 842•2261 pain. all makes Classic Antiques. 2 dining aeta, bicycles. lJuy, sell, trade w I o I b a c k c b r 3 , 842·1910 rosewood wall unit, 2470 NEWPORT 81.. 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'73COMPACT JR Travel 3 Gener•l lJM. tubele)4:c COSTA MESA 1976 D00Gt 4x4 )our pbonl' calJa NCVl)' an '1'31 !'IOZ3 17' Dorsett cabin w' 30· Avalon moonn" In 53S-mlor960-~ Trlr 1.3' fiberglass pop bias 2·ply. 0 78·14's i AMC/ EEP l/• TON PtctCUP MW only 9'il)O '7»-otll ~._.-.1......_ bunks. ttura&o und.-r r-.l of "'·ari's •·swim t 3 b ... ·t balance wh'-•-hu'·Aa.... J VS .• utom.t11:, pwr - Aikror m1tborltaue ,--,_. 9030 d· .. b ~ bl ...... "" "' Su i S I op urn ... r s ovc. ..,.,. IA ..... __ , _ .. ~c ~r. c<>nvcrtl ,. area $25,000 673-5099. ·rr · zuk 250 avast>. o queen bed. seals 8. can ez.0490 S20eaiorrer *I IN CALIF. ..teerina. white c.polt«.' ~ IOI .... &•••••••••••••••••• Lopw/s1di!curta1n:. 130 mi's,xlnts bape.$700. b£ towed by mall ---------'TT" wheels & olC road ure11 ~ -HP V I 1 0 V W '· "' N d . 1971 CH-O"Er. •••••••••••••••••••••• •ZOD• "'C o VO I • an11on ANTED sup /moonng. CaU att5. 545-5078 pickup New B'x9' rm eed 4 us ed ta . 1al,, .-" ~ radK>. heater• lai lhlln S ,..,.p 1 'R"'"" u. trlr Cao be 11et!n 11t 700 temporary Cor Npt Bch .7• Honda c u...,,. e n cl 0 s u r e s l. 3 0 0 30,000 or under !'" s To CHIEF 17.000 mJles. Ser 226363 GERMAN n.c. I f, v..ci Port·A·Maruu~ Baker CN btwo 8 & 5 doctor for ff sailboat • o.-v 638-78S8 fit Datsun 610 Statwlln Slk P350CYI' AKC REGlSTERlW lnflat.able Boat.i> PM $4800 Pl.s callaft6pm.644·7994 S650/bstofr 14" nms Aft ~.30pm . $7995 $591S Male puppies 8 wlu old. 292:5CoUege. C.M 559-1613 aft 6 Tentlra1ler Slee"" 5 com 661-6261. Ed. J8Al7"'"' 7 I black & t.an. I Red sa ('714)$40-2070 BARG A IN F I X £ R Need NB moonng or sllp bl ,... k ! •••• 1 424 II: ble. 1 Female 3 yn old UPPER 1959 Colonial ror 31· sad For Sale or Trade. 71 ' ~0!1:i nye ~~ov: lo;e~:'<f o · Ford 4.4 lug 13" whl:1 Spayed. Has AKC obe· 35HPChrysler0utboard. Sedan Cr uiser New 548·2Sl7aft6pm Triumph 650cc Very !n9-8987 chrome & gd ures SGO. dience degr~ Bark remote control . elec J.-;rlglandbuilt..SohdOak. . nice. Many l'xtra~ 4·51ugwhlsFordMachl. German Shephe rds . start. good condition Cedar. Teak. Mahogany HELP! I urgently nd 30 631·2S08Jerry '72 20' Travel Trlr. rully 14" +hub caps & beauty 631·1292 S300 673-0884 Needs painl & engine. slip ror my power boat .. 75 Honda 360. in rit clean, self·contained. less than rims S45. 846·74-05 MUST SELL. BEST OF· (714) 622·2513 Ask ror 3 000 mi on axle good Parrot. tame. dbl yellow Johnson 4HP. Used 2 hrs. FER. 675•3155 Kay btwn 8 &6 runs like new Must sell · . · "'-"'--/ headw/cage &playpen. loci's r e m ote tank . ~& ki0.645-4727 cond.$2500.64. 2 · 1307 -C~ca 9520 1978 J·20 PICKUP $7395 IJ8AUPNl40454 ) THEODORE ROBINS FORD 10t>O HARBOR Ill V IJ COSTA MESA t.-11 001<' 'TT Chevy 4x4. 17.000 ml. over SJz.ed ures. stereo. 1mmac seeoo. 4.96·9113 $275. ~76/96().5927 Sacrifice.~. 644-~2. loah. ltettt/ '°::· ..,...-9080 AIRSTREAM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Toy Poodle · Male AKC. 14 20'X4" Schock Dory. Self ••~••••••••~~~.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• MDlof" Hotl91, S•I 'SS T· Bird, SSSOO firm. wksold.Shots bailinghull.motorwell& 15. Perrorme r . l OO HP a..t/Storoge fl60 Uno 31'. air cond. com · Newpaint.Gdcond. 9'f9..9635 buc k e t . oars. t.rlr ALIACORE M~rc. clnt condition.••••••••••••••••••••••• pletely furnished . very 675·1784 I OVER .... GHT~ "" E 1 .)ood cond. ready lo FREE 100 GAU.OHS GAS with l>urcha:sc or J tlY ·~JEEP Wagoneer gooct jeep w1lh this coupon cond. auto. pts. p/b. call anytime · 962-8026. R ACCOON 4 ~ Mo w/spare wh .& lire. ....I lift ~.~art4. Rent a 1977 xecut.v". travel. With this ad Remember the Nash In Female Loves people Bearing buddies $700 They're here! Reserve Motothome or M1n1 17500. IJl29) •49? Orig pt. nu int ww, eau67s-OOss · ftrm.536-7028 spacenowonrastdeluxc JETSIU motorhome from Herb ARTISTIC drive everywhere. 21 ---------•1oah,Power •040 48' Sportrish e r 1·6 w/cartS1475.631·5190 Friedlander. Call any of MOBILE HOME mpg. and overdrive Parakeets s,s.17 so. Love· ••••••••••••••••••••••• passengers only. , lheseoumbers 1714) 957-8005 $2750. SJ6..3312 birds$4Sapatr 28' Flybridge cruiser 714.276"1529· -T.••ra .. rtm+I-1tl-6777 R ...1.1~~ 545-0042 r -537 7777 T,...,.., Utility 9180 Kt ""·WWW _________ , Ouys 6, hauled. pamled ••••••••••••••••••••••• • v.....L.l-L... 9530 &O And 121-1111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -s ~ "Jm'S 1090 138.SO ersons646-9000 -~ Sail 9060 Cwuycr .. S•/ '76 4 Rall m otorcycle ••••••••••••••••••••••• WEWILLIEAT AMY WRITTIN DEAL ON AMY HEW JEEP WEARE OVERSTOCKED •••••••••••••••••••••••1..m--------1 ~ I.wt 9120 '72 COMM ....... D-.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• RENT 23' Fireball. self· trailer. $375 "'" ~ We're moving east & must •••••••••••• • •• • •• ••• •• · ed Lo f xt f 2524 Harbor Blvd sell our 2-manual Kim· SEA RAYS! 36' c.rwsin~ Sloop Older camper 4-saJe. w /o contain Ms·~ ras. 64.5-3082 a l 6pm Motor HOflW Cotlta Mesa ball organ Percussion. Shp available t r uck. $150. Stove & Auto W.lu, Parts Power plant! Su per '74 Jeep CJ-5 Low miles. xlnt cond, $3600 R .J ~87 St&Z-1488 Ford '74 4X4, 18M 390. chrome bumper & winch. s he ll . mdg:.. CN B. stereo. r ubbed out blk p.01nl . c11r & e t c Beauutul $6800 or trade good older P.U of sml PU or VW convert + cash. 642·971' Leslle speakers. full OC· NEVER AGAIN S18K Andersons&46·9000 relng 640-2700 Rent 20' Mini Mlr Home, &AccffsoriH 9400 clean! Low Low miles 714/ 549-8023 d I d T Must see this one! Pnced tave pe a boar . his Col. 43, diesel. 9 bags . fully self·conl'd, reserve ••••••••••••••••••••••• Autos. Mew 9100 AMfoa, Hew weekend only. Yours for SALE sails. loaded w1equ1p· Caor~~,!' r~f:;'gprx~r~s· ~ now 642·0948 Au~y Repa~rs. MaJ?r t.osel!;.UCI( CITY •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ''°°' $595. Huntmgton Beach ment. well maanl. P.P "" • . . or Mmor collis1on Big 964-22JYI CLOSE-OUTS 550-9133 t.oapprec. 546-0629 74 22 .Commander ror savings. Alan 556-4017 51.h & Harbor·Sanla Anll sale, sips s. fully self· 554-5400 Sohmer & Co Grand Luders 16, 2 complete sets c~i:~· s~ ~t st~v~ t.'OOl, air. dual gas t.anks Salvage '73 Oat PU . -------- Piano. Walnut carved art 2 4' cu o o y ?'sails. good cond, moor· ~ tr'~: I<. ~Int s :o~d. + many xtras. 831-2822. comp. 1600. 46,000. runs. 4 Whff4 Drhtt 9550 case. Circa 1922. $4500. 1ng Newport Harbor. S500 646-00'71 496-3279. xtras Bst orr takes all ••••••••••••••••••••••• Phone642-1304 CABINS Make orrer. Also 14· . im LINDY 22'. sips 6, 642-0468 eves '73 lflfentational Piano. George Steck. like La P 8 t r 8 k e 8 I< 1 r f '76 Dodge Maxi Camper• bathtub, roof & dash air. Hardtop ror '78 Toyota Scout 4X4 new, selUng for $2200. '2l3/S92·S227 bub. lop, A/C. ster eo awnings. U rk stereo, the Landcru1ser complete ed ,, .. c.•l!.O Side c urtains. camper AM /FM w /tape CB ks L.k $12 960 . 6 cyl.. 3 spe trans .. 4 '""-....... covers. fish wells. 100 HISpeed/LowCost cruise,TV,much .. more : ;~ss7~enew • · ~ev.~lhing 642-5075 wheel drive. l ock10~ (;lassiried Ad!i are the gal.fuel. Sai~ (8-5)75\·3811 or (art. · t .5. hubs. removable top, answer lo a successful Trimtabs.heads .xtras. SEASPRAY 15 CATS 5)6'1~17500. '72 Tioga II Mini M.H.. * • * r(683JadiEoY)and h eJler ~arage or yard sale! It's FROM $1000 loaded, 21.000 mi. take · a better way lo tell more Golci•ION SoHboots Ca mper Shell w /boOt for over payments $191 mo Cindy Moots $3999 people! l n c I u d es Tam de m Call 8J6..6890 miru·t.ruc9~~ $1197508 ss7-42M! 1021 l3th St. Trailers. .,.,,. Huntington Beach THEODORE K.Kawa1 mahogany 7' parlor g rand. $6500. 1 14/492-9750.499·1197 C21228 H.P. 17. H d ·1 S "nr e -....,_...__u_-R__...ol Youare the winner of Y rosa1 . a, ac 'OOChevy 8' cabover. auto _.._-~ """ Best offer 759·1880 eves t rans. hlr/r adio. air, 1Bl/1to 32' thrftfnetidl.ts 546-J920days crawl·lhru. sips 4. runs FUiiy self contained ($22.50 value). to ROBINS FORD AT THE OLD PRICES llEAT THE. PIUCE HIKE! ---HAMMOND O R G AN AND PlANO CENTER SUmmer liqwdation sale. Everything sale pnced 28S4 E Coast Hwy. CdM 644-8930 New Knabe 6'4" ebony grand in model home 1 yr, vlu SB200. now $4995 Hammond Or1an Piano Center. 2854 E Coa:.t Hwy. COM 644-8930 MHCIUISEtlS Stock #~ & 554 Sll,931 Stoclt #678 CI> 240 H.P. O .H.C. $14,59' 18' Sol Cal, Newport good.$1200.548·6462 Reservenowfor RIMJllRcJlro1. Beach lie· down anclud Motoriud like-s 9140 Holidays & weekends lansuM & lalley Best orfer ••••••••••••••••••••••• REGENCY MOTOR Circus 675-2967. mom's &eves 1978 Motobecane. like HOME RENTALS August 3rd lhru t5th 92SN. Harbor Blvd. S.A Anaheim Convention '76 Sol Cat. 15 ft w/trlr, new Best offer Call ••531-2503•• Center.800W. Kalella llke new ! Seldom usl'd Chrls.548-l742 afl6· Tickets mus t be ex· Sl450. 962·8269 Trailcn. Tront 9170 changed ror reserved '20b0 HARBOR Bl VO COSTA MESA b41-0010 '76 GMC Jimmy High Sierra. llke new 29.000 mi's. air. V-8. crwse con· trol Loaded w /xtras Brand new oversi:ted off road tires. 50.000 m1 warranty $7000. Ca II (714) 557-9051 NOW OPEN 21' Santana Sloop Cycle l Company ••••••••••••••••••••••• seats al the Convention 7V.Honda trlr,5sails SALE '69 Aristocrat. selr· Center ahead or lime UNTIL BPM $4500 Andersons 646-9000 contained, like new. C&JI 642·5678. Ext 329 to '76CJ7. loaded. 1-~ox1e mopeds. parts. ac-Mus t see to appreciate. claim your tickeU.. 1 Da k LIDO 14 complete cess. repairs all makes, Sl8SO. 492·00S7 * * * $6SOO 2150 HAllOttaVD. COSTA MESA 645-67 KawaJ Baoy Gr rnd piano. JS a Wee $79Stbest offer buy, sell. trade. 1---------6 75 -9235 Ebony, 5 yrs eld. S34SO 673-6640 2470NEWPORT BL. CM Autos, Used Alltos. Used Autos, Used SS2 131s H "'RRISO ... 'S 642 1910 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• •••••• •••• •• •• ••• • •••••• • •• • •••••• •••••• .....•..........•...........•...........•.•••. · ~ n "Albatross" 23' wd sloop · ONE OF .l ICIHD SEA RA y in need of care Sound '76 Vespa Ciao. gd cond. Upright c.1911 complete-3101 Coast Hwy. N .B <'Ond. Bst ofr499·17•13 $240. lycust.omrcstored &rc· 631_2547 l7' Cata m a r an. ~ood CallJanet,548·5249 finished w/nl.'NI acllon.1---------Has 2 sail bolts on the t'Ond. w/trlr $950. offer. '77 Honda Express. 1200 water in stained glass. 24' Trojan cabin cruiser, 731·3966 or 871-5000 ext mi. complete w /basket. Gorgeous tone. There is rblt F<>!'d V-8 •. full . can-431 <John> combo lock & cable. '79 nothing like it anvwhere vas, bwt lank m shp at 20' Columbia w /trailer Uc $37S. 675· 7482 i.nthe world.IC yo.uarea Dana Pt Sa crifice' $1600. lt77Fo ·GTM___. superior indh1dual who $2000 Eves 581 ·0834 . 551·0835. 552·5002 ° .,,.... ... expects the btst in hfe. days 768·7222 ext 48 $325. 964-2216 I.hen call for an a ppt. Dave 12' HOllE MotorcyclH/ 646-2.562 -30' Searay Weekender. Xlnlcond $4.SO&IS-9608 _ Scooters Wurlitzer Spinet organ. $32.000 Anxious. to sell. Columbia 15. GREAT ••••••••••••••••••••••• n ch tones, rtiythm sec. lmmac. ~ror rnamtamed DAY SAILER. xlnl cond. 68 Yamaha 305 5000 m1, walnutcabnt IJke new on by a skipper Twm 454 many xtras, new cover, needs minor work. 74 ly Sl.350. Call 752-7520 ~aders 40 Hrs. Elec registered trlr . o B.. Kawasalu 100 Enduro. gd refn g. s ips 4-5 com · lites etc 673·1895 cond $275 ea. 9.5 Sat or UpricJMpi.o $350 fortably. stove. Est ' · Sun. 1936 Pt Claridge, 644·2919 cruising spd. 30MPH. 18' Cat. gd cond. must sell NB -----· Equipl for fishing. Call by 11/1. $1300 Gary ---------~Gooch 1094 S.5pm. 540.3383 Aft 6. M.5-Ei01S,John64S·1700 '78 Yamaha XSSOO-E •••••••••••··~····• ... •• 640-7822. • w/Vetler faring. Lug R c COL 28 w /111Donn9 rack. perf cond $1600/bst adio ontrol Gear 5· 14· Bo6ton Whaler. 40 HP. Well equipped inclu tiller _ol_r_67_5-_4903_. ____ _ Channel· Re1!h.argable Evinrude big twin en~. master auto p ilot & Bob548-0547 xlnt cond tncld tr lr. dinghy w /O.B. North TV.a.lo. Sl.500 642·8867days Bay rronl moorin g . '72 Honda 70, Hke nu. lie. $23.5 '66 Ital MC 90. Lie. Sl.65. 548-6773. HIA. St.no 8091 SI6.500~7198 •••••••••••••• • •• ••• ••• 1---------1 I 6• HOllE CAT '73 Kawasaki 175 Enduro 2S" RCA COLOR TV-FOR SALE xlnt cond. S700 miles ex· Beautiful contemporary 1975 24 ' Reinell Sedan Clean with trai lc r · tras. $475/b est offer walnut cabinet. One year Bridge, OMC 225, xtra 6754753. 83J.8572 old picture lube $200. clean. dual station. VHF, Hobie. 16, sail #555 w /trlr'··-7o_Su_z_u_la_TS90 __ • -st_r_ee_l_o_r Call 6'2·0138 depth finder. bail lank. & sail box Obi trapeze. dirt looks & runs like SONY Delamax & FORD many xtras Pnced to lots & lots or extras new' """"' 963·3395 move $1600. 544-4463 --· ... _vv_. ____ _ 333 a mp ans werin g SI0.500 service 968-6321 21" Color TV 199 1 yr war. Free Del & set up. 2052 Newpor\ Bl . CM 642·5.140 HAlllSOM'S SEA RAY IOATS 16 ' Hobie Ca t . ~d cond Wtxtras. $1650 493-4528 '75 HONDA XL 350. Clean, low miles. PRICED TO SELL Ph: 900-5844. 536· 7711 3101CoastHwy, N.8 25' '• ton S loop un '76 Honda CB 360. xlnt 631-2547 firushed :!i~09 cond. Lo miles. $625. Ca II Near new stereo system,•-----------------• ~-Mara nl 1 t urntable. JSIA4dsl ·74 try $52M 38' --------- Shure \t -15 type 111 . . . • cartndge. Quadrarlex 17 Boston Whaler. 65 HP Ing rid Ketch .S39 M Honda XLlOO. xlnl cond. receiver Bang & &7.~HPMercury .eng, Cor-25,7bags w/shp$9M veryloml.mstsee $300. O L A F So' N s p k r s ll!l·UP trlr. many xtras. BOGARDUS Yts 548·SSS6 846-8686 "~vox" Total system Uke new63S·8875 --27• Buccaneer2701976. ISO 75 Honda MTm street/· pnce S360. Call $2-9930 35• Chris Tn-cabin furling genoa 7"'2hp 0 /8 . dirt. Bought new m 77 slipavailable Dockside power Comp!. Good cond 2.000 ml. 19" Color Motonla TV. Walnut cabina ~ 497·3MB 2 hds, dual controls s head & galley. Many ex· 546-"389 ' Cbrys vs·s. snd.r. radio tras. $12,900 714 /495·05'12 -19_7_8_Y ___ h __ Y_Z_4_0_0 $1SK Andersons 646·9000 am a a . Stereo Ptsher rtreiv '77Cat.1S' Sea Spray, xlnt same as new, used 4 hrs BSR 'turntbl. Pllit e!i 2S'TROJAN,bristol cond cond.SOOO. Not raced . $1375 Jansen apkrs $300. Cully loaded $8500. 675·0568. 1_67_5-_125_7 _____ _ 675-0310 _6'T_S._17_84 _______ , ·----------------------------------. ..... & M9'1M 13'. like new aluminum ........ boat. Little Dude trailer. •••-••••••••••••• .. ••• 7~bp motor, elec trolling G.un.. 4JO Io ~r. xtras 1975. Might •••••••••••••••••••••• consider trade for VW . 544-US *** Jelllll ... P09p 4 Deercreek lrvtne You ~the winner ol ...._.,..tldleh Cl22.50value), l0 .:. ..... ,::, 23' Cbriscraft 23S HP. 100 .hn. Cutty cabin, bait tank. mint, PP. 494-88!M 22' Ocean cn.lber. cuddy cabin. VHS, compass . new trlr. sac or trade ski boat 963-9911 Clrc• August 3rd thru 151.h Anaheim Convention Cent.er. 800W Katella Owens JS', last sur· Ticket• must be ex· ey $13,000. needs work. changed ror reserved _..ak.;.._e_ol_f_er_._968_·5565 __ ~1 seata al the Conve.olloo Center ahead of time. Call 642·56'18. Ex\ 329 to claim your tic:ht.3 ••• Bayliner Victoria '73 sedan, Mere V..S, xlnl • $10,800. 67W826 JiET MORE $$$$$ FOR YOUR DIME . WITH OUR NEW DIME-A-LINE You cen now edvertlae Items for $35 or leH In our FAMOUS DIME·A· LINES thtlt appear every Saturday. Bring them or mall them with correct cash to on• ot our 4 convenient of· fices. No livestock, produce or plants. No commercial ads allowed. Each Item must be priced with no Item over $35 . . ... ' ' CHECK THE SO CALLED -2aoz .~~ DISCOUNT ;f,!:6 ~~-DEALERS & IF 1.._ YOU DON'T BUY ALHAMBRA OAISUN ANAHEIM OAISUH ARCADI A OAISUN INC WAllY 1UC~£R OAISUN. IHC BALDWIN OAISUN CANOGA OAISUN COSU MESA OAISUH CULVlR CllY OAISUH OOWH[Y OAISUN. INC AILAHllC OAISUN UNIVERSITY DATSUN CAROLN CROY£ OAISUN CllllDAll DATSUN HARBOR DATSUN. INC DOT OA1SUIC, INC ClLllLAH DAISUN YOUR NEW DATSUN FROM D1d1 Bar1Jo11r DATSUN YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO MUCH!! CHECK YOUR CLOSEST DEALER LISTED HERE. GET THEIR PRICE IN WRITING. THEN COME SEE THE VOLUME DISCOUNT DATSUN DEALER f!J!•lflhll@UA ·:'j fi'J: l WILL SELL YOU A NEW OR USED CAR & FINANCE IT 100 %~:: INCLUDING TAX & LICENSE & THEN GIVE YOU CASH FOR YOUR TRADE OR TRADE EQUITY. 'FINANCING WITl1 MAJOR BANK ON APPROVrn CRrDIT •nTOYOTA '71 OPEL •71 DATSUN 710 '75 TOYOTA CELICA CPE. CPE. 40R. SON COIOLUWQ, ~ MltfCI •• (O"000 'I •OttIHll~I 166/MHHI s4995 ~995 s2995 s2795 •nDATSUN 77DATSUl1210 '7•AAT 71DATSUN 810 SON. 2 OR SON. 128 SPT CPE. 810SOH 4vto J)Owf'f \'Ml'f'tnf 4 '\Of'f'!O •;tfhO ··-AMt rMr..S<' Awto ~,1.-.•nt. • ,,C)nd AM JM \tt'"ftu hf'Ant(~ -""~•!'• .... cona A.M/f M """ (:.e• 008/ l!>I 111)911YN) 1674lUTI ,, ...... '"" 109~.}<I) '5495 ~995 $1695 s5995 77 DATSUN 1211 770PEL 71 DATSUN FtO 77 DATSUll1210. 4 OR. SON. CPE. STA.WON. l OR. SON. AulO !•~"• •141i0 ·-·-• ~ •'10'0 -.i• •1110 ""'' •lld ... "•o&:OO .. , .. ltrll oondlllOI\ ... ~.-·IO" "'""''~ 1• YN) !11~YJI 11.f< 0041)1) I /()tAYNI '3195 '2695 '2995 '3195 . -- fOOIHIU OAISUN. INC MOON OAISUN IRI ~AILEY OAISUN. INC I ONG BlACH OATSUK ODWN'OWN l A '40!0RS IMPERIAL DAlSUN. :NC UNIVERSAl Cli• DAtSU!k IHC HEWPORt OAJSUM- OUAllTY DA lSUM IMPOll~ l1ASAOlHA OATSYll sou:11 SAT OAiSUH. INC. SUWICK IMPOllS, lllC. mu ANA DATSUN. UIC. MllllR IMPORJS. INC tOOAKCf OAISUN SUN OAT~N ... I ' .. ' • r . \ t 8J2 OAILY PILOT F11cur Ju•r 28. 11111 ~.~.~~.:~! ... !~.~~ .~.~ ............ !!.~~1~.~.~.:~ ... !~.~~ USID '96 Je.p P1cll1,1p, •lot rW\ '6) Qwvy ~. LOO Carryall. •x4 IWll cood. G lOO.. S1JOO y AUii$ 1137-$499 6'5-IOl2 __ att_ap_m_-t ,_ Sciout (. PUMll> VS. '73 Mazda w /camp~r tHO ...,,.. sbeU R&H. p1Ston eog. a CAMINO 1965 auwmat.k, power atdr· SlBOO ca11 ~2855. Au.to. R/H, irtra dean UIC---------• • •••••••••••••••••••••• 49&-7454 Slttt '74 Datsun PU, &old. --------t 197s GMC ~. Ton AM/FM stereo + 8 lrk, '62 Ford PU. very r t!l.111-(PBU>V·•· air cond. ltlnt cood. IUOO. M3-IM38, ble. $t7S. _._ . .. • ~7-3391 ~-8089 power .,...,.,nntc. •IP $41tf Mtot, M.. tlOO Alltos, M•w '' ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . MHRQlllS MOTORS TOYOTA & VOLVO 1914 Cherokee (Pl037) v.a. auto. air . p.a. ""' 1973 J eep Wagoneer (PlOl.9 ). v..a. automatic, air, p.s. $3''9 1977 Jeep Wagoneer <P1063). V8. auto. steer· Ing. imaculate cond. Li.kenew! $7tt9 lln6 Chevrolet "'1 Ton 4x4 (PlOO) va. auto, air , steering, clean ln & out. l yr 12,000 mile warranty available. SS5tt 11177 International Scout .5 ..... ......... •C ....... UST NICE s 11.lZt SAVI Ul 13 19788MW's HERE MOW! cowun IOOTSHOP MOWOPIH UCIUIMT S&ICTIOHOF IMWllSALIS We may have your next car in ollr inventory. Call UI today! H 1·20404tMt4t --------- CR EV 1 ER 0 I ST 6 HOAOWAY SAHfA AHA 835·3171 THE Ulfll'llATf ORtYIHO MAClflttf BAR W ICK DATSUN ' I'' 831 131'i 49 J-JJ7S DATSUMS! '77 Fl 0 '73 a.oz. orange. 4 spd, With S i.peed trans. FM,mags,new radials. (SRl.J). S*XI Firm. 770-2205 761210 Automatic with only '74~ 260Z auto. A /C. 17,000mllea. (432PVJ ) ste~eo. mags. louvres, '7' 710 WAGoOH radial.a. M200751-0930 Only lS,000 original '75 Datsun 710 sedan . miles. (732SLS). sUver, A/C, FM stereo, 71 510WA60M 24M . 20·25mpg, $2800. With very low miles. 731~ (9157DNT). •-.73-W_a_a_oo._a_uto-. &J-r.-A-M-/ SADDLHACK .. VALLIY lMf'OITS FM. xlnt rwuung cood. sum. 962-2852. IJ 1·2040 49Mt4t ~--.7-3-.2-4-0'l--- '73 Dats un 240Z. Air. 'm>o su-IOM 3 &REAi (P1062) V8, auto. air Y-9570 cond. 1 yr 12,000 male ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1---------------- warranly available. '75 Dodge M ui. bubble AMfos W..ted tStO AMfos W..t.d 9590 ... USED IMW1• '722002~p.(S44LIA) '753.<tiia C230RYF> '7SS30i Auto. (916M1V >. '76 2002.451).S/R (549PHZ) '76S30i ; SIR<581RCS> '77~S/R <S67SXG > AM/FM, map, shadow.•-------- One ol the best around. Dataun 280 Z. ~ Spd. $tl8S or trade for van or bu.rgW>dy. air. FM c:ass pickup of equal value. Mags, lo ma. xlnt cood. 67~9'59. s.s6-C730, aak for ~.Call 673-4.319. TOYOTA BUYS Cellca llftlaacll- LoAoEo AUTOMATIC TR.AHSMISSIOM POWH STE:HIMG AM/FM STl:UO AMb MORE! 1526731-1181) PAYMENTS SJ09'8 Cash or your trade worth $1879.82 as down payment & $109 89 per month for 48 months cncludes taxes. license & finance charges on the deferred payment prcce of $7154.59 at an APR o f 12.68% If you prefer cash. $6000.70 includes all taxes & ltcense fees Corolla Sedan 2000R MODEL CASH 5321500 Pl.US TAJ! 4 LICE..SE (331535-1219) Corona· Sedan LOADED AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION AM/FM STEREO POWER IRAl<ES AMD MORE! (070140-792) LOWDOWN PAYMENT • s1 Cash or trade worth $199 as down payment & $124 07 per monlh for 48 mon1hs includes l aJCes. license & finance charges in the deferred paymenl prcce ol $6154 36 at an APR of 12 67°0 II you prefer cash. $4851 70 Includes all laxes & ltcense fees. OFFERED AT THESE PRICES THIS WEEKEND DURING OUR NVENTORY REDUCTION SAL SID CA lt71 M1Z 2socc-.. Burgundy exterior. automattc, lull oower & Becker Europa s t ereo r adio (150COV). 56395 lt77 F01D "-•1Wt4 A u t omatic. pwr steering & bfakes, arr cond & rad io. (700RKA) 112 T•T1_.1_ Automatic t ransmission and radio Summer fun! (042'405). $ 95 lt75 COMTIM&n' AL T._c...,. Full power. air conditioning. leather int erior and low miles. (306PEV) 55395 55995 GO SOUTH & SAVE Ar MllRQDIS MDTDR6 VOLVO & TOYOTA Jllt2 .... ,..... •• ~. •'Mission Viejo ,._,......~Tu t UC.. AU C:... IWi«:lf To l'l10f 1119 Oller~ T1'N , .... .,. AMT-10........ lkl"'f" ro Ct-.,,__ (7141131·2110•17141495-1210 - .. ~-·~ ' . ss••• top, clean. lo mi, heavy •••••••••••••••• ••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 Dodce ~Ton P.U. dty. S4800/ofr. Dys WllUY WIWIUIUY Tom. lt7J DATSUN '73 a.oz. xl.nt c:ond. 510 W AGOM S3900. 4 speed. radio. new pain' (Pl039). V8, auto. steer· 557-9718, Eves 962·98M. USB> CAIS! YOU. DATSUH ing, lyr. 12,000 mile war-Mark. W • lb Ch PAJD FOR OR NOT ail bl e re e oew evrolet ranty av 54,,e; For van conv. camper or dealership in the lrvme TOP Dou.Al ,.,,,., ,.. _ _, Fltcl\ Shortie mtrbome. couch folds in-Auto Center. We need FOi TOP CAIS CJoMc:I °" s ...... 673-53118 & oo1y 40.700 miles on this one owner. low mileage, extra clean car (:;(}C)JER J. ..,,, .. .,.u ~ to full length bed 48" yourusedcar' (-) ... sp, ster..,,,, off · .--• ...v wide SBS. swivel barrel JOE road equipped. l yr chr. gold. almost new, 12,000 mile warranty ltlnt cond $25. 549·1068. MAC PHERSON available. CHEVROLET $'999 '77 Ford E-250. 138" whl 1969 Toyota Landcruiser base. loaded. Not con- CR1052A). Spoke wheels. verted. Lo mi. $6900. tow tracks. beige, clean. 962·3119 21 Auto Center Drive IRVINE 761-7222 1yr12,000 mile warranty --------available. '61 ~.T. Chevy step vao, WE PAY TOP DOLLAR $2299 rebwlt eng, new tires. FOR TOP USED CARS COPS.AND JEEP ~~~g cood. $1300 FO~i~~fiTIC 208f-E-lst, SA 1976 CHEVY YAM _.... ...... seec-uuus-.f_..i~,t..ca clean ___ S_S_M_O_O_O __ , ReaUy loaded &: with ex-IAUEll IUICK 9560 t r a I o w m I I e s . 292S Harbor Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Automatic, VS. pwr. <Asta Mesa 9794500 s teering & b r a kes, AM /FM , mags and custom paneling & carpeting. (592VOX>. '77TOYOTA PICKUP 4 cyl. tape deck , C AMPER S HELL (1F2JIB22) Only $399S at. .. $41H NEWPORT DA TSUN WE BUY USED CARS CALL GARTH Used Car Mgr 540-5630 SUNSET FORD ~"\(J, ''I•• '\1 ,\ t • • 11.. · IOllXSO~ & so" 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. Westminster 636-4010 8 33-1300 • LINCOLN· MERCURY '77 GMC S uburban. 2626 HARBOR BLVD Classified Ads. your one-loaded w/equip $7,000. · st.op shopping center 1741 lrvine. N. B. 631-1094 COST A MESA Alltos, M•w 9100 Autos, M•w 9100 Alltos, M•w 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ... SAYE NOW • HONDA CIYICs BRAND NEW 1978 4 SPEED SEDAN Plus Tax & Lie. Factory ~· htc. locfr SlcM MCMlldincJ SGA 4530230-3070 BRAND NEW 1978 HATCHBACK 4 SPEED Plus Tax & Lie. AM Rocio, Whftt Wall Tl'"9 R._. Wil•dow Defroster, ~ SlcM MCMllldlng SGC 4012650 Large lnwentory ACCORDS WAIOtlS 4 SPEEDS, 5 SPEEDS, AUTOMATICS , •IP"•,.----.··· .. ... -. ·' • .I BARWICK DATSUN ..._,ill I I 11 I q1, 'f I'•• B31-137S 493-3375 lt7'DATSUH 210%COUPE Complete with air cond . stereo tape. 4 speed $1999 trans .. wire wheels Ir OO· CONNELL I y l 6 • 0 0 0 m 1 I " s ! CHIVROLET C313PVK> MUST SB.LI!! 2828 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA ClllO• VII 546-I 200 lt74 2002 '"'°"' t7JS 4 speed. air c:ond. & 714183t-11'6Of111•1149!H704 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~uJ?i c: a s s e t l e · ·11 1200. new trans. c1utch T tm 128 Sedan. Xln• 1,7;. •--....1 & brakes. $1250/ofrer. cond. Must sell. WANTED! ............ 833-3311. 642-7880 4 speed trans & stereo. --------1--------Late mode l Toyotas. Volvos. Pickups & Vans. Qlll us today! <USMCB>. Alltos, N•w 9100 A..tos,N•w 9100 1975 530I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE BUY ClEAHCARS &TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. COSTA.MESA 546-1200 Aallos. Imported ••••••••••••••••••••••• G1•rd 9701 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~ANGLIA, gd cond. $(95. 67~/646-4848 LANCIA BETA Cpe '77. 11.000 m1. Loaded. $7500. Eves wkdys 544~19 AHal.-o 9705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.91A GTB 2000, small work needed. $3000/ or best or-rer. 631-0874/645·3487 Ami 9707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Silver with blue interior . 4 speed, stereo & only 12.500 original miles . (8915NRR>. 1975 SJOla Wrtb air cood .• sunroof & stereo. (560MML>. 1975 J.0519 With sunroo f & low miles. <S49NRP>. 19762002 4 speed, sunroof & air cood. C589PQM>. 197'5JOI 4 s peed and s t e r eo cassette. (027PQV>. 1977 320I 4 speed, stereo & air cood. (238SPJ >. lt77 JZOI 4 11peed, sunroof & mag wheels. (~PN). 1977 J20la Black w /gold interior. Stereo cassette, air cond. & only 12.000 miles! (0040). H 1·20404ts.494t ORAH&E COUNTY'S Ol.DIST .& Sales-Service· Leasing Ror CcrYer,lllc. Rolls Aoyce BMW 1540 Jamboree '71 Audi lOOLS.' lo mi's, Newport Beach 640-&W4 auto, $1800/offer. 1971IMW320I 494-4887 EXECUTIVE CAa 1976 Audi lOOLS, green, With special mags, air auto trans, A /C. sunroof. oond., stereo & fog lights. AM I F M r adio, good (10535). cood. 870-4000 or 548-3859 SADDLEIACK evea V AWY IMPORTS '77 lOOLS, 9000 mi 's, 131·2040 49Mt4t loaded. Leased n ew, , . . . sacrifice. Call oow ! 75 S30i aulomatac, a ir 548.9$45 cood. AM/FM Cassette, imac:. cond. S9. 700. '74 Audi IOOLS. very 41M-0781. 499-2404. clean , new Bilslein . shocks, new s tl bltd 7~ 3.0 SI, .silvt;r w/blue radials. xlnt mecb cond, 1.11t.. lo ma , mmt cond .. s nrf. AM/FM stereo Sll.750. PP. 842-0865 aft w /tape . Loaded . _1_P_M ______ _ S2400/offer. 7Sl·2174 •PRESTIGE AUOIS• '76 AudJ 100 LS '75 2002, excell. c:ood, bils· lelJ1. Must seU. ss&-5156. Terry 833-0070 4-dr. auto. air, stereo ~ t715 8 t I")(. 3 4 . 0 0 0 m i , ••••••••••••••••••••••• (326NJE) '74 V6 4 spd , A /C, $4995 AM/FM, Sl.950. 548-9897 '78Audl5000 . 4.d.r, auto. casette, '74 Capri, 52,000 ma, SHOO air. power steering, pwr. or best offer. brak415, lS,000 mi, (01197) 8.13-7537 $9795 '74 Capri V -6, 4 s pd. • '76 Audi Fox* Blue, 4-dr. auto. air, stereo tape, 31,000 mi.. (299NWC> S4,795 llLL VAH POttSCHi-AUDI 13621 Harbor Blvd Garden Grove 636·2331 .......... , '70t ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1973 Austin M arln a OT· Only 29,000 mdes on this 2 door. 4 seal Coupe. Fitted with MOB lype engine. Automatic. 8 track stereo system & mac wheels. A tremen· ~car for under $30001 AM /FM stereo, decor group, xlnt cond $2,200 499-4139 '7 1 Capri , AM /FM cassette deck, good run· ning cood. $1200. 640-3Sl'l dys, 631-3875 eyes. Juli o.t.. 9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •DATSUNS• ...... S.led'- OfAlw..ta SM.£8.L~ING PARTS-SERVICE We Need Clean Datsuna ! COSTA MESA DATSUN (OUK BO ). Bau er ___ __.. ___ _ Motors. 2925 Harbor • Blvd., Cost a Mesa. m.2:500. Hard to fl.nd 4-lpd. 1970 Auatin·Amelican. RAS gd, priced to sell. Evea, M2-{A)09.' ••••,•••••••••••••••••• 1974 Datsun 280Z, lo mt, '7e 2002 Jade f reen. Im· good C'Oftd. Make offer. J:nlC, A tC. AM / FM 640-7320 1le11eo. msl aell .1--------1 $7200 /bal o fr 011y1 '78 280Z, lo mi's, A/C, 8!3·1800 Eves / wknda mUllt sell, se.500. S40-121t, ~9226PP ~ . . . ' . ... TRUCK CITY· 4x4 TRUCKS 7 6 6MC 4114 c~ioeen '7S ~ 4114 11me1~ '75 ci... 4a411eo1431 ·14 ci... 4114 11109311 '7 l ...... 414 IR400641 '61T.,.te4114 INFN6131 '5595 . '5595 '5895 '4895 '4495 '4195 '2195 VAMS-VAMS -VANS '71 ,.... s.fw-·-I 1J31311 T"'"••S-"'-\.OW,IOw- 76 c .... s.fw •• 11907tel 75 6MC s.fw 1&'31441 '10.750" '75 ,_... 1:250 ""' -' •" rweenn '5495 '5495 '4995 '4695 '5495 '4295 '3495 '3295 '3695 '1995 '1995 '3895 '2995 75 ,.... s.fw ·-1271MMYI 7 4 CM• s.fw Y• 133112'#1 7J Oe4p s.fw Y• 1311oow• 7J ,.,,, cw. w ... 110139381 '71 CM• ........ TNteOI '61 Ci... s.fw 103079UI 7 4 ~ Miid 1"9360t.ll '7J ~ Miid IJIM20PI TRUCKS· TRUCKS 71 ,......C..-tlHll+411 '#IC..Uomsi... (Offer) 7sci..c101Vt-, ... m •:i11;i '4395 75,...... v. T nr 11 NM2v1 futt_,.,, '75 De4p 9-t 8" l•A831n1 ,.,.I_ 77 ,.,.. ... SW (IJ102e0t '76 LUY PfU 11F1e1111 f34796YI 54895 '4295 '3995 '4895 '2995 12495 13995 ·10 Teyet•p/1t 0aoo.. .. eamotr161m11o1112 I 95 '2695 IOfferl '62 Ck•,,.. T ~ °'-"'°"" IYAC119J '299 5 ~--... ·--'1295 '795 14595 '2995 13695 ...... ••p•rtltd ........... wted ~ .......... rled ....... .,.rt.cl .... h•porW ;;;;·············~;;~ ~··········~;;~ ~~·;;;;····;;~·~ ;:.::~··········;;~~ ~;;;,;;···········;;-;5 ··••·····•······•••···· ......................... ······•••••············ ........•••••••.......• ·•••••·····••·········· 18" Flat ta z Or Xlnt '73 C.onver\iblle .,, / bard Mettedei llrl:S 280C Dark 1977 POISCHI lllOal YOU cond zsy $22$0 pp ~· E \ype v.12 as.ooo bliae. leather. 1unroof tJ4 COUPI sa&. YOUR ~aftuswee&end.a rru, A/C, a~ AM/YM lmmac.IN00.1'13'73'0 Wltb fa ctory macs. TOYOTA. an)'WDI. stereo racho, caas r e-1971Mil 3000 BI au p u a kt ate re o SEE US I corder. power ualsted 1 caaaette, air cood . • brak•. power tteeriq, Automatic. f:~1i:s'!t; VERY S ff ARP.! MAltQUISTOYOTA aaaa adjustable ateerln& ~~:!ll':i ~ondition ! (717JUY>. MISSION VIEJO Over 200 Flai.a to ~=ct!9tween 1122153 . Bu.v or leue. SAICN BACIC ll 1 ·ZUO 495-12 1 0 cftoaaehomplwoan eaaa•• vt• YALLIYIWOaTS outst.aod.ln& ~lectioo "--.... t7l5 ... ~; IJl•2MI 4tMt4t '11Corona,4-dr. otSports cars at ••••••••••••••••••••••• $750/best. DICK MILLER 2KAIUIANNGHJA'a •POISCHlt14S• m.2s2:ms1-4610. MOTORS ExcellentcondlUonl '712SOC lnt d '7Hl4Blackl.7ltr. '7S Corona Mark 11. 4 dr. 13>WWamer.S A HillOUIVW recorcb.xload':d. ·.;;;i 57,0CIOmlles(OOMI) auto, AM/YK stereo 8 M7•2132 lB7ll Beach Bl., H.B. olfer. '42-5761 track tape. Velour upbol. NEWPORT DATSUN ~. ' ' ....... , \, r .. , , SJl-1300 CallMZ-4435 '7014Green Xlnt mecb, n ew s ll Ultr,35,000 mUea radJala. $3350. Call L. miracle mazda 215014.wllYd. Cott. Mele 64$..5700 (338UXW) Moore 752· 1660 /640-0334. '75914 Coppermet. 2.0ltr, 53,000mUea (MlllYO) '72 Corona Mark II. a uto, a/c, xlJlt cond., $1900. 64U828 '74 91' White, 2.0 ttr. '71 Celica. AM/FM stereo 53,000 ml. (15Mi) caas, mags, new tires, '7UH B1ue, U ltr. air, $1800546-9633 '61 2:5C6, New eog, trana. '4,000mlJes (7411101') Wounded '68 Toyota air, full power. 11.L V AM Corona, you flx & save. U.SOO/ofr. 64MS9S PORSCHI AUDI Oo1)' $3116. 646.3363 77 MIZ 450SB. c..=affarbor Blvd l91S Celica, stereo FM, '70 Fiat 134 Spider Coo-74 MADA IXl Complete with c ruise rove 652333 A/C, 4 spd, like new. vert. P.P s:_i~ Statioo wagoo, air condi· control, sunroof, stereo Pristine of Huntington Below book $3500. Offer. 1975 J.J& Spyder, top cond. •'-I R n. recHRIAn bucket tape, leather interior & Beach ia offeriD.g lacquer P.P. 496-3410 .........q; ~ I o w • I o w m i I e s . paint, metal fuUsb.l.ng le • . AM/ FM 8-tr, sport whls, roll bar. sea green. $4200. ~. seats, a u tomatic. <037SEF >. BILY or lease. fender flaring to Porsche 73 Toyota Celie a. Perf radials. mags, new front flllO• ... owners. 538-7888. ccod. A/C, radio. vnyl shocks. new brakes. vw 1---------1 top. Eves 642-5343. dys Make offer. 675-4753. lffftOITa •POtlSCHI fl I * Hl91-254l ask for J anice ~FiatS:iO Spyderconv, ..... ,... '7lt ~=======~ '78Ponche911 hke new, 2 tops, nu••••••••••••••••••••••• SCCoupe Michelin radials, rblt •72 Maaerati Bora, •74 70MEICB>ES Black,~pd.alloys, eng. 11700/offer. &31-1504. cooling sys, xlnt cond, 250 C cuaeUe. leatber, air, .._. 9727 $17 ,900. 848-0661. Auto, air, elec. wind .• e lec. wind., s unr oof, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 962-2231.P.P. 65,000mlles (922BTW) 10,000mlles (29UKX) .,._New'78 HONDA Cars MANY To CllooM Foro..! UNIVERSITY oe.k..Wle HaMlo c_.. • GMC TNCka 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 54o.9640 '73 Honda Ci vic Hatchback, good care. t.ape deck. 11900. 675-4903 ~ 4 lllJ(I, 3 dr, 29M see to appreciate. 962--3650 '1'1 ACCORD. 22.000 mi .• 5 spd, am /Cm casselle radJo, SSOOO. 552.9494 llU.VAM POISCH~AUDI '1'1Poracbe 9us Coupe ....... H bo Bl d Black, S-spd, alloys, Mere ... .._ t740 ...,_i ar r v air, cassette, leatber, ••••••••••••••••• •• •••. Carden Grove 636-2333 eiec. wind., aunroor. 1975 MIZ 210C '61 Mercedes, rare 300SE ~.OOOmlles (OCM27) Stereo, cruise control. Euro Model, needs work "18Pwlcbel UST•-a pwr. windows & door $1.000/bst ofr546-4946 -• I o c k s -A I I n e White, S speed, stereo, a utomobile. Buy or Ma t742 air condltlon, 30,000 lease. (826MIT). ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• miles (10120) MGA '60. Xlnt mecb. New We have a good selection top, s ide curtains. ''139llT~ ototherfl.lle MBZs inou brakes . $1800 /b s t at~~~~oo r1ties inven . Call toda ! 1 _548-_5735 _______ 1 (T.MGPZ> IT\fHlllO• vt 1973 MG Midget, xlnt llLL VAN 'O IMf'OITa coocl. 11700 or best offer. POISCHl-AUDI 7141831· 1746or!n41495·1704 557-5661 13621 Harbor Blvd 1972MIZ210C Autom1ttic, pwr. steer· mg, air cond. & extra low 1T11les. (929FV0). lt75 MG MIDGET Extra sharp with less than27,000 miles. 4 speed and AM /FM. (803MYV). S2ttt NEWPORT DATSUN ·.·. ' ' i . . '•' 833-1 JOO Garden Grove 636-2333 1971 PORSCHE 91 ISC This one Is loaded!!! Mocha brown exterior & low miles. Prt. ply. Call D-5120. $7495 HOWAIDQeYrolet Dove & Quail Sts. <Near MacArthur, Jamboree le Bristol). NEWPORT BEACH 133-0116 •MueyToyota 1--------•MGI t744 . 1118818each8lvd lt75Mll210 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 77 92.4, A/C,_ AM/FM Huntington °-ach SEDAN Co I ·th cau, snrf. pnme cood. .,.., . mp ete wr 1977 MGBs-Choice of 29M _.,50 770-1273 ___ 84_7·_855.5 ____ 1 sunroof, stereo, cruise three. All have low miles --· --·----- ..... 9730 control & low miles. & some with s tereo & J.958Cabriolet, snrnln, de- ••••••••••••••••••••••• (927NXff). Bl.O'orlease. tapes. Baue r Motors. mons tr ator, unique. *HELP w ...... ..... Miik• ....... Offer * * * * SALE . Cekas Coronas Pick Ups Corollas He frH Prisn Jnt Lew .... Pricet.. .... n.Prtu-...... MINI MOTOR HOMES * MllAGE- DOl.PHIM • • EZRYDEI • 57495 Stk. 1711HIS.. 11n026 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA , u1 e 1 e .. at .. 11-d e • ' a">\\ HV,..T'N(..fOH 1£.&CH 1974 J XJ L I 29125Harbor Blvd .. Cost.a $8000/bst ofr. PP . aguar 6 ·On Y Many models to choose Mesa. 979·2500. '94·8233 or 526·5929. --------30, 0 00 mil es! Jm . rmm -! EEE999 maculate! @"llllO• ... ....ot t741 ---· -----• li?S Jaguar XJ6·A one vw •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• '7'193C,All/FM1t.ercasa, owner coupe. A classic l"flOIT& 7 6 PEUCHOT air, anrf, fo& lit.es, xlnt COIOMA WAGON LitUe leaguer special! car which is no longer in 504 GAS cood. ~-~Jtl~~ a r XJ12L-1964230SL, beige, bard & Automatic trans, factory Wdys,21.3·512-0'Tll C'722HXE $1699 British racing green/cm-soil top, $7008 or offer air condltiooing, power Eves, 7!4-847-4930. namoo intenor & only 540-0887 wkdys, StS-331.2, window s• A M I F M '70 914 rblt ~ needs .. Maxey Toyota 18881 Beacb Blvd. H&mtington Beach &n-8SM 21.000 miles. Todays cost ~ evestwknds stereo, you have a 3-WOl't.. ~ ' is $21,000-Call for our ---------1 pump choice on th1a one· ~ bargain price. 1971 Mll210SI regular, unleaded, hi·-------- llr16JaguarXJS2+2 V12 l.5COWI teslU77PPJ) ...... t715 77TOYOTA CB.ICAGT LIFTIACK Sportscoupe. White with Last. of the handmade $4450 •••••••••••••••-•••••• read leather interior . c I ass j cs ! Luxury 54().5630 TISTORIVI oua Automatic. stereo, air equipped, low miles & 'U CAI cood. & fuJI power in-shows superb care. Must OF THI y• •111 4 cyl, S speed, AM /FM radio, shadow kit (787RFV) eluding door locks & win· see to appreciate-owned _.. dows . The ultimate by a Hollywood star. Good Inventory In stock. Jaguar! See itll or these (563EMO>. 2626 HARBOR BLVD Hurrywblletbeylast! beauties at Bauer SHTODAY!!! COSTA MESA MllAQ.I $4977 54().5630 Motors, 292~ Harbor MAJDA,.••a.t.ULT Blvd .. Costa Mesa. IT\fHlllO• vt Ponche 9750 ,__. 1011\SO\ & SO\ 979-2500. 'C:/ l .. flOITa ••••••••••••••••••• •••• 2150 Harbor Blvd. --------1 '6' SC (488·R YZ> COSTAMESA 2626HARBORBLVD. • LINCOLN ·MERCURY ~ XJ 12 Fuel injected, ~~1~1~ o ffer. '45-5700 COSTA MESA mint cond. maroon w /blk '77 280E snrf tape stereo . lols loyce t756 li.._.. vinyl top. loaded. P .P. low nil ~etlic bro' '67 912, Cleaner than •-•••••••••••••••••••• ._..,... Make offer. 637-7373 115400731.1910 • ... •••••••••••••••••••• Days or 546·3658 aft. ' B:!ir~7~ng. $5800. #} DEAUR IN U.S.A. llr16 Triumph TR7s-Some 6PM. •76 MIZ 450SB. ROY 1rith sunroofs, air condl· ~ XJ12C, lo mi's, xlnt Complete with sunroof. ms Carrerra, 29,000 ml, ~ CARVER Ucloing, special wheels. cmd, SJ0.500. cruise control, s tereo elec. Windows, A /C, ROUS -cc accent design paint 646-4848, 675-8258 tape, pwr. windows, etc. leather int.. cassette, ·nut scbemee & Victory edJ. --------• Low, 1 ow m i I ea . polyurethane paint, 1549~ tkms. Most colors avail· Rare 1962 XKE Roadster, t!'-il:>Rr.J>\ black. nQW PereW tires. ,.._ __ ... =' .. ~"' ble. Bauer Motors. 2925 in xlnt cond. Beaul1ful IT\ .. lll. ICNI vt Best ofter. 3907 Seashore ClOSED WNDAYS Harbor Blvd.. Costa blk, WU'e whls & extras. 'O lffftOITa Dr. NB. 67$-5344 Mesa. 979-2500. MOOC> or bst offer. P.P. ~__._ 97.1.A ~-:.r:....a Ads --..._ TR7 Im ..... , te d ~5355 eves. v ....a.ulC!U 6'2·5678 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.......,. S· m..,.,..a e· --------1..:::========:.1-------.----19wedisb Saab mechaD.ic tivery! Some av~able ......,Hew t100Aaltos.Mew flOOAlltos.Mew tlOO now at Ivan's 1915 ~~s&~ircon- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harbor Bl CM 6'5-198Z ditkming. We will take -llMlll EVERY NEW 8-210, F-10 & 510 IN STOCK ! ,.,..,.._ __ , ____ o...., .... Nlt!ao.1m PIOPOsmoN ll MADI THIS P1ttC1 POlsa& C~ .. A .. SAVI TOOAYI ·'· .. -~ ... • · · any car In trade. Bauer Toyoh t76 Motors, 2925 Harbor •••••••••••••••••••••• Blvd., Costa Mesa. lt74TOYOTA _9'79-~2500~·~~~~- COllOMA WAGON *'76 TRIUMPH• (273KLEJ Tl7 $2699 Blue, 4-spd, cassette. PHIL LONG air,2'1,ooos'f.·JFws> l'OIO llLL V AH 43 Auto Center Dr. POISCHl-AUDI S.D. l"rwy.-Irvlne 13S21 Harbor Blvd 761-Slla Garden Grove 636·2333 '1'1 Cellca GT Lftbck, air, lt74 Triumph TR6-Has casa tape. 2IK Dli 'a. X1nt red exterior & low miles. eoad. 9MOO. MS-31111. See it today! Bauer .71 Corolla, HOI 4.dr, Moton, 2925 Harbor HlomaUc. $1000. Call Blvd .• Coate Mesa. 962-1879. _,,,. __ 2500~-·~~~~--t NEW 18USINESSMEN Cont8Ct lfMt DAit. Y ,.LOT fo r lnforlftatlon .. ,.,..;111n1 the county requnmenta for ufing a 'lotltloUe luelneaa Name. MMalUT,,m . ' DAUY l'ILOT \ . ..,,. . HEADQUARTERS • Cher 125 Hondas AT THE OLD PRICES READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ...ae,.. Brand •ew 1978 CIVIC HATCHBACK 4 SPEED (1286) (SGC4518928) l'f>eeaotwll.a &-c. .. SllCltCl 10 Pnor Stll Oflllr Qooo Ttwu 7'3C>-11 SALES .& SERVICE . OLDSM•ILE • IMC • HOIDA 2850 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 540-9640 ,, • . -... ,. - 014 OAll.Y PILOT JAMto1, IMport.d Awto1, hapo4"W Atdo1, IMporMd AMfot, UMd Autos, Used Autos, U1~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Fnday July 28, 1978 ...... a.port.d ...... •••rt.d M1ot tMpOritd V•w.-9770 VolltwOCJlft 9770 Volvo 9772 GeMtal 990 I AMC 9905 Coclloc 99 IS •'-•··············,··· •••.••••••.................•. ~ ................ ····•···•·•··•······••• ...............•.......••••.•.••.•..•...•........•....••.................................... ···•················•·· folmwCICJN 9770 v•...._. 9770 '71 VW 411 4-dr. aood run· 1977 VW Coovert, wht llJIOll YOU IUY COMPACTS '70 Hornet, good runnJDg ·73 El Dorado Coupe. aun-·••h•••••••••••••••••• ••••• .. •-••••··~···••• V......... 9770 nJna cond. new tires. w/blk top, xlol cond A.USID VOLVO, GAS SA.VMS cood. rt!blt. trans .124.000 rool. IMrk. It yellow/wht 77VW411 ltnYWIU6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• oeeda paint. 11000/or thruout."500. See us at Southe rn STICKSAND MJ.l800.831·T4J8 mt.er .lo mi's.xlntcood. = Sharp' (386FQJ' ,...00... 5 BRA.ND Nl:W . bestolfer. 64.2·'1908 M5-2374/87M6311. Oranae County's Volvo AUTOMATICS . I s C585 962--3392 ' VW CONVERTlBLES Headq 7S Pacer low ma es. PI . '182Sal... 4 speed tno.. Not too TOCHOOSEFROM! '76 VW 9 pus Bus. 36K ....... :arters. $695.00-.dlip P/B,A/C.Newtires.xlnl '72 Eldorado. gm w/blk ftlUt'rT fOID maQY leftl <•KLJ> Whit. all Colon mi'a, radJala, xJnt cood. '89 Sqblt, auto, air. sun· -9UIS VOLVO cood. $2400. 673-3112.6. top. 1mmacul11te. '2650 ~I ONLY $1710 OUlt YW Gd ,,.,. cam-r convf rool, AM radio/beater. 2 Ml.SSJON VIEJO ... t 11..--. Or best offer 7~1057 t&asL HAii B '"" ..-r. nu Ure&, brakes, engine 111·2110495-1210 .....,.,,. • ........ ·10 Hornet. 2 dr coupe. 6 ,.__ 9917 --lmlBeacbBl .. K. · *'8177.attspm. needs help. Body aood. 9tl8Harbor.O>staMeu cyl, auto. clean.runs ...- IMOGardeo Grove Blvd. Westmin.sler 6JS..t01' ..._./It••" CaU 842""35 •es VW Good cond '600. S48-8M7 72 VOL VO 2·DR. '4U7tl prf ct 11075 645-8614 ...................... • 1971 YW ~HarborBlvd.,C.M. ...-1"9nnrc.-)n..1~..,,-al 197""C"' .... "'RO 641-1700 I •RGEST s.0.'1653 '73 VW, xlnt mechanical ~ung v...., ......... ... '73 Chevy Caprice, fan· Wdr 9910 .. -"' IUllLITOP I.A cood . $1500. P hone SIJNSEJ FORD t.astic eng. 1899. '72 Pin· ••••••••••••••••••••••• $3445 SAFAll CAMPll "'16 allYet Sdroeco, air, SB.ECTION '71 Super BeeUe. Movina, 67$-1179 Pierre. to. 1899. '77 Pinto. 13.000. •119 Electra 2dr, blk on blk Slick sb.i.ft. pwr. steenng. Air cond .. AM /FM 2611. Blaupuntl, like OFUSIDYWt must aell. Su.nroof._rblt •74 VW bua, blue/white, 5'40GardenGroveBlvd. 64.2·3494. Power everythin g , radio" rally wheels .......,. ainll:, stove, etc. new, P.P. "200. 6'5-4618, eng, new paint, radaals1 sundial camper unit in· Westminster 636-4010 AMC 9905 AM /FM stereo. Radials. This front-hoe car is a lkerytbing bot a 548-7'71 IMTHIAllA int. AM/FM cass. Must s•-"ec:t. I----•.~i·..1r ftll.a.~•cou~ Xlntcood.S97S.64S-4979 beauty in every way• -"" 000 'I ..-..u "'""' a.u.. ~ UI ~ "I I ••••••••••••••••••••••• .-'H:IPA> ,_......,.m. -. ma es. '6BVWBus oodcood see . 496 ·1919 a rt P.P ..... """.... t....n.. . WODNJ). ,g ' 8.~/ofr. ._........ VOLVO 75HOltNETWGM. 19741UICK OM&.Y $3260 $1.00. . EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO 6 cyl, automatic trans. LUXUS WAGOM Mlrode 5'5-3S54 "70VWBus.Mo~g.Muat '63Squareback LaraestVolvoDealer power s teer1og . (S81JPX) 1917CAMARO IAU. y 5'0111' 1· Madll~ II ·~~;A·~~ ne':!~~ ~~t. ~:~Js~g~~iF~ $250:.~rrer. inst~e8~~~t (9'9SUMGNSET> $33SOT fOat •... O $2799 Zl50Harbor Blvd .• C. . w/papen, new brakes, cass. Must 1ee. ~00/of. DIRECT PHIL LO..._.G '4M700 new clutch, new pot, rag ONLY SI 1'5! rer.496-l.919aft6PM. Tl Rabbit Xlnl cond. low S440GardenGrove Blvd. " VB. automatic. air cond . pwr. steering. 8 track stereo. tilt wbeel. cutom stnpes. mags & wide tm!S. (104SMT>. Call ror .,_Bus,xlntcood,yeUow, ~-n:"· $,1400/tlrm ·~~VG '62VWSedanBug, '6Srblt ~;i1Must Sell 13.500. ·[~I· Westminster 636-4010 43A~';!rDr. =.~~'.~mDya so pnM>wned vw·s to »fo'~ ~f. CC:cfi 4PRE-OWNED ~4•J U •J '70AMC.G:e::;n6 cyl S.D. Frwy.-lrvine our c.booeefromat... 4!N-6&S2 VWCONVERTIBLES 2025 S. Manchester 5~g.'.:uo . 761-5111 WBQabug,xlntcond. ToplaceYQUrmessage TOCHOOSEFROM ' - Sl.200/bSlolr before the HAllOUR VW ·73 VW Squareback· xlnl <747MCC> · Anaheim 750-2011 ,76 HOIMETWGM. '73 Century sport grand. COMMIU. LOWPRICE! 50-t7Z1 readinapublic, 117l.1Beacb Bl .. H.B. oood. $2200. call between C II NOW r r· l V-8, auto. A/C. P/S. P /B. CHIVltOLET can~ 10AM-8PM.&M-6013 a or irs 2 Swedish Volvo Full power, fugaage AM /FM stereo tape 21128HarborBlvd ti.ve you read today's phone choice... Mechani cs now at rack. Super Sharp ! vmyl roof. 645-7204'2105 COST MES <laasified Ads? U not. Dally Piiot '73SuperbeeUe, x.lnl cood. '72 VWC8mpmobile, 46M, HARIOUR YW Ivan's, 1995 Harbor (C8>NAM > S3995at . Santa Ana CM A A Jtlu're missing the beat Oassifted, 642-5678 $L6t'i0. Must sell! air, AM 8 tr ster, xlot 18711 Beach Bl., K.B Blvd .. C.M. 645-1982 SUNSET FORD 546-1200 taruim to town! Eves, 873-Q75. oood. 963-4066, aft4:30. CalJ 842M.35 '73 BUlCK REGAL. RARE • 69 4 2 7 S / S ~ S440Garden Grove Blvd 42,000 mi. gd cond SideWUlder. Orig engine .....,_Mew tlOO ....._ M•w . flOO AllhK. H•w 9100 Aldos, N•w 9IOO Autos, N•w 9100 Aldos, M•w 9100 Westminster 636-4010 $2800. Ph 67S-056.5 Newly restored. Bit ofr .......................................................................................................................................... ---~----1 ALL NEW 1978 TOYOTA IJFTIACIS IH STOCK DRASTICALLY REDUCED FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! CALL OR SEE US HOW! WE'RE MARKIN~~ ~l I 1EM DOWM AMD Ofscou"/,,""'s 10TAL MOVIM' 'EM OUT CAI ANO ,:g fVflY TO SAVE YOU SSS!! A~ -INc:tt~.~ SEE US MOW AMD t()W MIL"~OL VO's ANO SAVE! ~or DfMO's. 76 VOLVO 2'2 IUNIOOI ..,_,o( • atPCf "(all .. ......... ~· 77 TOYOTA C.lk.9 Uft leclr :?s~-~·" •5999 '76 TOYOTA C.llce Lift ltlcti 99 :::.~~··" •5599 VOL V.O SPECIAL BUYS! ·'15 rsLvo '11 l.~JOTA ~--------------~~----------------~~•5599 ~-~·•5599 NEW 1977 VOLVO DEMO 1978 VOLVO ~. ~ pO, o!lr. power w on· s95 78 dMn. custom 1.1op. sun root. llOW"" ••~. pawer mirr~• IVC,...SHl~l l 245A SN Wtn Auto. 1)$, pb, 11r. sterro s SlflPH ( VUS.Sll 1103'171 '6.IUN.IC "(t ll fOt" MV•omt"t' '76 TOYOTA 76 TOYOTA '5 Skylark. New trans / over $3500, Ph: 545-2014 Ures. Very rel.lable. Must ,73 Camaro. very iood sell. S700. 673-9504 cond. Stick shirt. air. 9915 radio. 12995. 6'7U571 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~<Fogarty> • TEST DRIVE A DIESEL SEVILLE • Nabers Cadillac "76Camaro Super Clean. 673-7442 78' 228 Camaro Cen lerhnes. electnc sunroof + more "60C> Muat see . 646-7996 1974CHEn CAMAIO AutomatJc, pwr. steer :r.g, mag wbee hl . AM /FM stereo tape & only •2.986 milt!:.. (348lJPK). OHl.Y $3670 ....... Mada/ ..... 2150 Harbor Blvd .. C. M 645-5700 ''20 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 CHEVY HOYA 2600 H.1rhtt1 Blvd Automatic trans, factory lo\IJ M~·,,1 S·Hl'llOO air cood. Call for ~~==~=~:.t DISCOUNT PRlC~• == (498N1H) 1977 FORD RANCHEltO Slee• FuM -i.cto-v "" cond1t1ontn9 L1\e N EW ' C!F81138tll s5995 1978 OLDS DELTA II DIESS. 'ult PG•• a.t COl"d sc..o lllSM cu1--. ..,.. _,..... COW"9f'I ' IO• rrul•I l •o Cl'IOOI& 13717•1 58995 1978 OLDS 91 HGEtfCYS • Po c~ AM •uHy ~ Oi11et1 .,,_fft&O••t• deHv•rv 123'~1 SALE PRICED '76, 77 & '78 SEVIWS 0v... 20 "' """°"" "°"' "" cotors 4 1 Vfhu '•c•ory ou•ra"t•• a au dtff tullv eou•oo.a fttlONOMI -lrom 58995 1977 CA.DIUACS COUi-E DfVIUES 3 to cnoote ,,... •uNy ~ -nule'I ••to••• 'l COO ~FYI SALE PRICED SUNSET FORD S440Garden Grove Blvd Westminster 636-4010 19'75 Chevy Moma 2+2· Automatic trans.. air cond . AM /FM • in beauti!uJ condition. Pn pty Make offer. Call 837·9682. '75 Monza Z+Z. AC AM /FM tape, mooo roof. vmyl top. xlnt cond S28SO/bestofr. 67J..77S5or S59-559'l '18 Nova, 6 cyl., R&H. auto .. PS, PB. 3200 Mile. $4..250. 545-9178 '72 Moote carlo, good con dition. PIS. P/W, PtB. air. S2000/or best orrer 631-0196 '71 Monte Carlo, P 1S. A/C. bucket seats. vmy1 top.SB00.493-5047 '68 Chevy sedan S400or best offer 842·3046 1973 Ve11:a. 39M. AM/FM xlnl cond. m/out. Best 01 fer 731·5349 77CHEVIOUT MONTE CARLO V-8, automatic tra n:. factory all' cood.itionm.e . power steenng, AM /FM radJo, beater. Landau top, tilt wheel, t643SLR I $4695 540-5630 IOllXSOX '~~ox • LINCOlN·Mf RCURV QUCA ~CK CntCA NEW 1977 VOLVO DEMO 1978 VOLVO ~~~:~·.., '4899 =~~~· *4799 ==•······················· 264 GU 2M SIA 75 VOLVO '77 TOYOt'.a --------•·68coNT. 4 dr, 10.000 ong 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA C::stA•illal 9930 Auto PL Pb air sio-r ••lln· s12 78 Alllo. air. ps, p0, power win.96 78 A 78 Seville. 3.200 mi, all au, Power everylbmR. -.pin stro~.~rmirr~s Oows. power mirrors, IH lher, 60HUG COltOC.U blk . Loaded, 1mmac stereo, new radials. Xlnt IVC~1.04200SI tl.,e? IVC1'46SU 0S6)()Jls ·--;;;...-•'-' .. '°'_"'_"'_•·_•_4_5_99_...,.~~-.,,'-'°'_"_u_•P --·-4~5~99-.. , ~::.~~ly, $13.250. _cood. __ Sl_650_,_64S-497 __ 9 __ ?l B Dorado C•.t ·• Llmousme, 8-pasa .. blk '71 DATSUN '77 TOYOTA on blk, bar. TV. tesoo . ... ________________________ _. ____________ ... ______________________ .................. ... COltOC.U Pbone642·1.304 _P_._P_ .• _~_n_39 ___ _ DEMO 1977 VOLVO ~~PC>. o!or POwt-r won· s1479 c»ws. I tr•ck stereo. o•n strlllff, power mirr~s IVC1U.UHI· 0Ql.50) Auto, "'. 1o1s. PC> oow•r won· oows. OOWt'' mirr~s. l••lller IVC~L 1 ·0S6493) MILITARY PERSONNEL WELCOME BANC FINANCING O.A.C. WE LEASE ALL MAKES Ir MODELS!! CREDIT UNIONS WELC~! SHYICEAMD PARTS OPIM 6 DAYS A WEEI! -··· ·-·-·- ::~~.""'°' •4399 ;:~•ll 'O' •4399 77 TOYOTA 75 CHIV WAeOH I.UV l'tCKW ~...... •3199 !!".:.~~.·" •2999 '75 CHIV ...CIW .. fQVI...,._.....-.:-.... ,. "(I" •2999 141KAH •(•II lot .... ,.,.."". 111.ltt T HlODO~l ROBINS FORD .< ·i>l' ti AR llOf1 111 VI> C,\))IA M H A ool l 0010 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 20l'l0 HAAROR l1l\/O COSTA Ml SA 042 0010 .lm Couar XR7. Im mac•l•t•1 blk •tc:Mmnla lal • t n m All~+ Joma. See ~ OM lat1 P P tl!SOO. 54l-G3:I ;. "'76CHARGHSI Pvll po••r. sunroof (33'7REW> Only '"2~ at. .. '71FOULTD V-8, autom•llc lr»n& .. ractory air cond. full power, power steering. 77 M.AMADA 2-DI. V-3, automi.t1c trans. fad.oey air cond, SUPER SHARP! <878RXG) 5'625 Ill.. ~llU~rT FORD AM/FM radfo, Landau ~I top lncludf'll 12 month ~Hurn fOIO S440 Garden Grove Blvd. Wamull)'. (216451 $7725 ~I Westminster 636-4010 at.. 5'4IO Gatden Grove Blvd. Weatminster 631H010 89 Charger, copper w /tan ~ .... ~" FORD landau top & tan int. ~I '72 Gran Torino, 2-dr, in· auto, PS, PB, air, 1 ownr. Ws.t40G~en Grove Blvd. side clean. inecb gd Mualll'il. ~ estminster ~lO cend. S700 flrm. 75'·7571. --77--DOD--G-l--.i 1976FOID 4433 Cat. Hwy., NB, 76UMCOLM MAAKIV Factory air coodilionlng, full power, power wi.o· dows, leather power seats. AM /FM quad tape, padded Landau top, power moonroof, (8SSPUX> $9744 540-5630 1011\SO\ & so' • LINCOLN·ME RUJHV TORINO ELITE ,_anyti.m...;..__e_. _____ , ASPBI COUPE COUPE. (11.SRET>. 77 &IAMADA 2626 HARBOR BLVD ~7hi r:~~~~Uk $4799 v.s. a utomatic trans, COSTA MESA $2999 factory air cond, in· w...rtck 9947 540·5630 PHIL LONG eludes 12 mooth warran· ...................... . 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN ·MERCURV 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA 9940 ....................... FORD ty. CSlRXF> Only S4S50 1973 FOID 43Aut.oCenterDr. at... MAVRICIC COUPI S.D. Frwy. ·lrvine SIJNSEJ FORD (030HTQ) 761-5111 S440GardenGrove Blvd. $1799 Ford Granada, 4 Dr.. Weatminster 63M010 L v.a, 28,000 miles. A/C, '72 Grand Torino Wagon. PHI .J:aC]NG PIS, P/B, P/Dr. locks, $1000 ~ AM /FM s t ereo, Tilt cau 557-8656 UAutoCenter Dr. lt7'PORD MUSTANG COIRA (Z25ROY> $3999 PHIL LONG fOID '3 Auto Center Dt . S.D. Jl'rwy.-lrvine 761-IMI wheel, Cruise Control. S.D. Frwy.-lrvlne White w /Blue Vinyl •76rtMTO 768-5811 '88 Mustang cpe, 8 cyl, RooC. S'350. 979-2342 RUMAIOUT auto, air, yellow w /blk. •75 GRANADA 4 cyl, automatic trans, '70 Maverick, auto, low new tires. Very ctn 6: de· v 8 t · factory air cond. mags. mi, vinyl roof, sU bltd p e nd able tr a o s p . . • au omatlc trans. (927NPN> Includes 12 _ures_· _·..:.~_._846_·_1125 ____ , $ll50/bstofr.547-701.8. factory ai r cond. month warranty. $3350 (791PPN) Only $3075 at... at... '67 Mustang, 6 cyl, auto, SUNSET FORD Mlicwy tHO ~:~diala, $800/offer SUNSET FORD ....................... , ________ _ SU<>GardenGroveBlvd. 5440GardenGroveBlvd. ORANGECOUNTY'S '70 Mustang PS. PB, air. Westminster 63&40lO Westminster 636-4010 NEWEST auto, xlul cood, 50,000 9965 • •••••••••••••••••••••• "NO WONDER WE LOST ••• u•••-.. t·•-o...o•··~·· SELL idle items with a, . LINCOLN-MERCURY mi, blue $2500 S41M313, .. ,u ......... c..... ·-Daily Pilot Classified Ad. 7~ Gran 'J'.onno, 2 dr, Dealership is now OPEN _SSM442 _________ 11 _________ , _ __..;.. _______ , vmyl lop, &Jr, auto, F /P, 8 •y 8 • "EIOE AMtos. Mew 9800 Autos. Mew 9100 $1.000/olfer. 642-5239 KA ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LINCOLN·MERCURY lt77FOaD MUSTAMfill SuJl'.er abarp 6 with low males. Moonroof, 4 speed, ma1a & more I (14.9661). TRUCK CITY TRADE IN SPECIAL •74 Mntmg ll a--119-IMKEI •74 Cod Seo. roe11901 • ,, COIM)ar-L••& 0-(963PWI '71 'fW s-roof. tl\l><T 1181 '72 Ponct. 914. Nou fJbOESH '74 lfW 5-roof. •tlelNGllJ •75 U11eolll Marti IV 1170Cl20l '69 Ply. ~ (P980TS) '72 Ch .......... 1789€JYI '7 J V ltlJCI 1 "81!QRIJ '69 Toyota C-1vOP7&al 70 Cllttt' MalilMl IM3FBBJ '2995 '2995 5 1695 '1695 '1995 53995 '2995 56995 5699 '1295 5795 s795 5 1495 78MUSTAMG 16-lBAutocenterDr. V-3 automatic trans, fac· SDFwy-Late Forest uJt tory air cond.. power IRVINE steering AM/FM Radio. 830.7000 Inc.ludes 12 month war· --------- ranty. (21627) $S89S at... SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. Weslm!nster 636-4-010 '66 Mere. Montclair, perf. cood, fully loaded. Great all around car. $950/beat. 64&-~ 640-7320 '73Merc. Marquis, air, all Slff 9 NEWPORT DATSU N 83 3 1300 1973 Pinto Runabout, power, AM /FM. x lnt Bab Y b I u e. m a gs • cood. S!300. 642"'589 dys .• ~ •• =coo=:v=erti==b=le=. =P=/S=.=P=/=B"". radials, good cond. $1450. I 977 = A/C ._ v" v ....... , .., .. AIH w.-Poetf.c first. W•'I ... bow ............... , .. Dys 998·2000, 534·3878 • -..... auto. ry Evea&wknds. ....... ~ clean $2195/bst o fr 1-----------1 Super nice new car 492-7296 I.,.. _______ __. "71 Galaxie, PS & PB. air. trade-in with automatic, 967 M p S TRAMS AMS aoo. air cood pwr windows 1 ust., I ' P /B, WE HAVE "EM 6'2·3046, aft 5:30. steering·& bratea, vinyi eoodcood. $1000/offer. ____ ,;.__ ___ -1 top, low miles & much 642-1625 lHIHAIDTO..., •• , '72 Galaxy 500. Loaded. In more! (5'12805>. ~ MUSTANG 6 CYL, 3 • llecli T,_ A• gd cond. Gd tires. l09l $5777 SPD, VERY GOOD Jt-GolclT,...A• Salvador. CM. M0-3668. COND Sl.200/BST OFR. Jt 11M ,,_._ '75 Granada Ghia 6. clean & loaded but priced to sell. &46-3794 1972 COURIER 4speed. (01027W) Sparkling Red $1199 llU.MAXEY NEWPORT DATSUN ,....._. f I ' "' "' . '. 833-1300 '69 Mercury Marquis . Good cond. Power, A/C AM/FM stereo. 646-3564 Mustang 9952 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Phone 646-7030 WI ALSO HA 'flE WAeoMSAHD •RAHD PIUXS ~!~: ....... !!~~ lt---$-,-,-7-7 __ _. t 972 OLDS FOR 1HIS MEW c.et.I S..r1• 71 GRAND NIX COUPE. VS. automatic, Air conC11tlOflmg. power air cood., pwr. steering, bfakes & steering. tilt Wt wheel. cruise control wheel. wire wheel covers. & 8 track stereo. Fresh (2J37A8P589086> '6S Mustang convert. 6 as NEW inside & out! ..., - -..,.._. TOYOTA 1.8881 Beach Blvd Hun&ingt.on Beacb 847-3SSS cyl.-Low mil'""'oe. C8U (750EKJ). Ofter ••otrn 41 1>oura ett .. -.. publication -~ -1------,-,-.-sl aft 5. 75Hl666 $2699 == .. A. llrl-AN ""°' '65 Mustang Convert.Ible, '77 Versailles, 2 tone 90% restd. Best offer. COMMa-L ailver w /lthr int, moon 2 1 3 I 8 6 0 • 1 8 4 9 & CHEVROLET roof, cruise control, tilt 213/421-4541 eves. ~OST"8A~~Ad. MAG NON Aldoa. N•• 9aoo' Alltos. te.w 9IOO ~AM /F1;. Qu~7~· Alltos. Mew 9100 546-1200 ....................... ....................... .~. p ························---------PONTIAC '63Cutlall, 2 dr, auto, p/s, runs good. bl $400 lakes 1t1646-5201. 2480 HARBOR Bl. '68DELTA88 AT FAIR 'door. good .transporta· COSTA MESA tioo 983-9148 549-4300 '77 Cutlass Brougham,•---------' abarp, many extras . 96000. Dys 759-1011, nites 754--0067. Ask for John. P.P. '70 Cutlass Supreme, 350 eog, runs xlnt, reg gas, A/C, "175/offer. 673·9086. P.P. 9957 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •16rtMTO 4 cyl, 4 speed trans, in· eludes 12 month warran- ty. (932NPL> $3225 at ... SUNSET FIRD S440Garden Grove Blvd. Westminster 636-4010 "75 Pinto Runabout. air, AM/FM, PS/PB. 4-sp. 847·2011 833·3420 '77PIMTO CRUISING WAtiOM 4 speed trans, Rallye wheels. (625SPM> Only $3925 at ... SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Grvve Blvd. Westminster 6364010 '75 Pinto Runabout, 4 spd, AM /FM 8 trk, new steel radials, 17,000 mi, $2500. 548-2022 73 Grand Ville, air, PS. PB. BW. xlnt cond., $1495 or offer. ~1981 'SJ Pool 9-pass Sta. Wgn. air. p o w e r , n e w brakes/tires. Clean. P .P. 968-8964 $2 $75 all It tabs Is a PENNY PINCHER AD SPECIAL CLEAl'fUP DISCOUNTS '7l '8MTO W~H. 4 cyl, automatic trans, r act o r y air cond. (939HEV> $2150 at ... Private 11101v1dua1s can now sell any item or combination ol items totaling $75 or less with a 3 lone ad for 2 c:onsecut•ve days tor only $2 Each add1hona1 lone is SOC for the 2 days NEW 178 Z-Z-ZEPHYRS •••• $ NEW '78 MONARCHS NEW '78 BOBCATS ••••• ... .. SUNSET FORD 5440Gardeo Grove Blvd. Westminster 636-4010 '72 Wagon, red, clean, gd cond. $1000. Alt 5, 6'5-9889. lt75PO"D '8MTO WAtiOH Super nice car ~ loaded with air cond., pwr. steering, deluxe interior •morel C325MCH>. S2Jll Nt:Wt'O IH DA T\UN . ' ' a n.1100 'Tl Good cond, new paint$700. 646-1158 '18 Stn wean. orig owner, fully equip, xlnt cond, $17115 /bit ofr 49'·~ . -- Charge your Penny Pincher Ad or use your Bankamer1carc:I or Mastercharge No com· merccal ads accepted. c.n toddy • Sff t••r ad in print ••onowl c ...... ...., ...... ~ l tOOAM .. l :JOPM fw llflt IMy't ~ .,. c ... ~Y~•S.....,fw 5-tHy'•~· 642-5678 DAILY PILOT '73 T·Bird Full power. '73 It blue, cloth Int, all New radials. Wife's car. power. AM /F M stereo, lo ---------1 A.UingS2900.892·1832 mi , 833·89110 d aya, S52·3.Wf aft 6PM ' . '77T·ll~D Sharp '66 T·Blrd. orig Ught J~de fuusb. V-8, o wnr . 40K mi'a. a~tomallc trans. factory Sl500/otr. P.P. ~• atr cood, ~wer steering, aft6pm. • po wer disc brakes,•---=:...------- power windows. mags, "71 2 dr vinyl hrdtp. &eth tinted glass, vinyl roof. int, T·whl, new lira. &d tilt wheel. (083SWD> cond.&M-OaM. $5925at.. Vt91 9974 SUNSET FORD ..................... ... ECONOMY CARS 14 OPEL MANTA .•..•...•. s2222 4 -l nclW conclollONnO l&-U>I 7 4 FORD PINTO RUNABOUT .•••••• s 2222 W•ll\ .,....y, ....... em•' C2731U\JI '74 FORD MAVERICK ..••.......... s2555 Automette. pwt' ltmi9nn9 ... C:onc:J A ••tt"I c .. .,., t963LR, '75 AMC PACER X •.••••••....•..• s2888 Automaoc. P"" 11. & .,.._ ... coocr -much._., ttl70NOl • '76 CHEVY CHEVETTE •.••.......•.. s2999 ""-""· ... cone! , .. .,,.,...,, """'""' ,_, '76 HONDA CVCC •..•..••.......... s3333 30-S ___ .., ~YI 16 MERCURY CAPRI II ............ s 3333 Tht1C1Mh•-_,,.,. __ ,,..,.. tl75PCOI 18 MAZDA GLC .................. s 3666 With '9U I'-14.000m•lea' t-Tt.!VI 16 VW DASHER ................... s 3888 4_.t.oorCQftO 6e1111'8c'"" 198tNZAI 71 HONDA cvcc .................. S3888 AutometlC 11-'tow. tow ... -t56$SWO\ INTERMEDIATE CARS 73 CHEVY CAMARO .......•...... s 3444 76 DODGE DART 4 DOOR .......... s 3888 Autotnenc """ '1 & t>rltltM iiJt co.no lftnYf t·op • aow-~• (73.&PPt(J '76 PONTIAC GRAND LE MANS •••••• s4444 AulOmtllC. llW' ... ,,,_ UI~ ......... ' ... Corid (53.4SERI '75 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX .......•.• S4888 HU ....-vtf'l•r!IQ •1nfh JeU f"'*" 29.000 tn1fft+ (297MXUt 16 CHEVY CAMARO .............. S4888 77 FORD THUNDERBIRD ........•... s4999 Estra. ••tr• c1Nn tf\rOUQhOu1t t~XU '76 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX .......... s 5222 Blac111 on b&edl & 1n 1111;• HEW oondO•onf to60A•Y• '77 FORD GRANADA CPE. .....•.... s5555 ltul0'9\ahc pwt st bf•fu•' .-,noowa. 1111. ste'eo •au c:~ 16~F._.~ '77 CHEVY CAPRICE CPE. •••••..•.. s5999 '78 CHM MALIBU CLASSIC •..•.••• s5999 Automet1c.. owr St & bl••· 1111 I'' COf'O A t'U._ (771 UMV • LUXURY CARS '7 4 PEUGEOT 504 SEDAN •....•..•• s4222 ~utoml'1Ci, 11f COO<J , tUntOOC a. e•t•• c1e1n thruou11011LPTI '75 BUICK ESTATE WAGON •••.•.•••. S4&66 l \ellS & all ol lhO Ofll><>n•' 1199VEE l '76 BUICK LE SABRE LUXUS ......•. s5333 Mu lvtfYt'°'•IWJ 1nc:1uo1ng •ow nutes• ('946PR0 • '75 BUICK RIVIERA ................ s5444 8uic" ' f1nMt 1 frK'1on of the ono1nw4 coat l•N than 20.000 otig1n1• mi•• (246MJVL '71 MERCEDES 250 ...•.•••...•.... s5555 AUIO""lflC trans • PoW9f" lltMH"inQ (VSOLM I '76 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE ...... s 7999 F"'w1 ... Condl1H>n thrnoull (7561'1<01 '7 4 JAGUAR XJ&L ......•.•.•....••. s 8999 I Hu •II'"• lu•urv•t•ma • ._, ,,,.,, 30000MllH &~188'• SPORTSCARS '74 FIAT 124 SPIDER .............. s4222 \ _..., ........... "-COltdl1lOt" t.00011 '74 DATSUN 260Z •..........•.••• s4999 • -t<I ,,.,.., •.., cono11'°""'9 fl!Ol'llYJ '76 FIAT 124 SPIDER ••...•..•••••• s5222 ~----17\t-1176&1 77' MGB CONVERTIBLE ...•.••••.••. s5555. . '°""tr-.·--12.00011tt••at 1112Sl0) 17 PORSCHE 924 ••......•..••••. s9998 5'19ctll Ed~oon Lale..,,.. -flaw-• IM6SZOJ 77 CORVffiE T-TOP .••••••••••• s10,900 H0td lo l1ndl • epeecl ... concl • 1>W' •I ........ A low mt'-(1 rti3t 76 JAGUAR XJS ..••.••••••••••• s 15,555 "IMlul'f ,,. --Ion• la37RDlll • July is USEd CAR MONTlt AT YotJR NEARby TARGET Buick dEAlER ! Ba~~':ti,.~~ ,_......, B ~, T ..... l>Mla U • k .... :-:._ ;~ ............ ",. ....... t"llt t• r.'I. -.-c;o_ .. ,.,._ Ii.,. ~·'f'T-tlllJ l'.W. ., lf•H'I< _, .. , ... ,,.... ><AlfllOll 81 VO /V.N OrfOO llfffWAV ":,;';: ~ :-;_, 11 !.:.,, -A \,11""'"°" 01 8ou4lw M.'))t}t\ _,.._ °""' ioq..,,. ''..,mph MC; 2925 HARBOR ILVD •• COSTA MISA 979.zsoo ... • I 818 CWL'I ptlOT F11day July 28 1971 Our Famous 1 Price Regal Sale Is Going on Right Now at auer uick • 1n osta esa Orange County's No. 1 Buick Dealership • y. ' 1978 Regals With AIR CONDIDONING Equipment: Power stet"ring Power brakes, Automatic Only And Much More •.. This Is the Lowest Price We've Advertised This Year on Air Conditioned Regals Pick yours out before they're all gone. Sale ends July 31, 1978 Remember. • • Not just one specially advertised Regal, but possibly the largest selection in Soutlu!rn California. "DON'T LEA VE TOWN WITHOUT ONE!" ''Your Target Buick Dealer'' Open 'TiO 10 P.M. Mon.-Sat. · .. ftrmage c,mn.ty'~ Yes...Open Every Sunday 'TiD 5 P.M. ,-., ·/ #f Buick lleoler 3 blocks South of the San Diego Freeway (Ser. I 14750l5) (Sttc. 15327) All cars aubiect to priot sale. Tax & lloenM not Included. Photo for lllu.tmlOn pu~ only. . . . . . . HARBOR BLVD. 1.SAN DIEGO FREEWAY A division of Bouer Motors, Opel-Joguor-Triumph-MG 2925 HARBOR BL VD., OOSTA MESA 979-2fJm All makes, models and colors Classified Auto Advertising in the DAILY PILOT 642-5678 . -. '. t . I . < ' r t f Friday. July 28. 197[1 DAIL V PILOT DJ 7 This eekendat eAuto nter e You'll d favorite · cars of erica's in one place. 1978 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO ..... l ncl.udes power brakes. tinted glass. H.D. Rad1at~. power steering. w/s/w tires, V-6, auto. trans., air cond. (Ser. #479165) (S1k. #2089). FROM SJ875 ,;;::1~i!:~ on approved credit. OR LEASE 36 month ooon end lease. total cash reciuired S238.15 Including license. cap. cost S5875 + S100 bank fee. Residual amount S2930 based on 15.000 miles per year. Total payments $4937.40. On approved credit. 1978 CHEVROLET LUY Pickup Includes 4 speed transmission and saddle Interior. Yellow exterior. (Ser. #248359) (Stk. #2063). FROM s399lt02 1~it,~~~o. ,A --on approved credit. OR LEASE FOR s9300 OML Y PER MONTH 36 month open end lease. Total cash reQulred S416.56 Including tax & hcense Net cap cost S"320.9<t + s100 bank fee. Residual amount S2188.90 based on 15.000 miles per year Total payments S2988. On approved credit Joe•·· w·:~. Mat!Pherson 21 ~:i:WDr. 7 68-7222 • OF THESE POPULAR MODELS ./CHECK RAY FLADEBOE'S PRICES FIRST! you this weekend at Over 1000 vehicl~ on display! CHEVROLET .4mmrn ·~ f 'nt•.,ri•e• nll ;,. ,.,, •• pin<"«" \\'h1·n · lh,· ~.1111.1 ,\11,1 X· San Uiq~n l·n..-\\,1\, 11u·1·1. " .\II t'.1r"' ~11l 1j1·1 1 111 I" iur i-t1lt-" All makes, models and _colors. Classified Auto Advertising · in the ' • I DAILY PILOT .. • 1 4 I .. ....... _......._.. --. FABULOUS .YEAR-END VALUES ON ALL BRAND NEW 1978 MODEL CHRYSLERS AND PL YMOUTHS ... DOl'T MISS OUT ON GIANT YEAR-END SAVINGS NOW! SALE OR LEASE INFORMATION, CALL BRYAN HESKETH. YEAR-END CLOSEOUT ON ALL FINE BRAND NEW 1978 CHRYSLER LE BARON 4 DOOR SEDAN WITH FACTORY AIR CONDn'IONING a cyl. engine. torqueff1te automatic transmission. AM/FM radio. tinted glass. power steering. Power brakes. and white sidewall radial tires { Fl-i 4 1 H8G308896) ' --~USED CARS~liiii;;. '77 DODGE 45PENW4GON VB. automatic transmission. Power steenng, P<>wer brakes. air COnd luggage rack. raa10. heater a W/s/w trres (873P>CU) P6o~YI automatic rransm1ss1on ... er steenng PO luggage , · wer Orai.es. { 126l HHJ 8Ck. arr COnd & tiearer '69 CHEVROLET COUPE VB. automatrc. arr COndiltonrng Power steering, POwer brakes· radio. heater. wh1tewa11 fires vrnyi roof (856AKU) '76 FIAT W4GON 4 Cyl 5 soeed transmission luggage rack. bucket seats & vinyl side moldings 1385RJR/ '77 CHRYSLER COIJ>oe4 COUPE VB . au1omat1c trans heater POwer steenng & brakes. Wlslw tires. arr COnd . POwer windows ~~'f Mntenor. sp111 POwer sear: 1638SCNJ radio & v1ny1 top s5595 '76 DODGE SflOlrTsM4N W 4GON $2695 '72 Pl YMOUTH V 41.IANT SE04N VB. auroma1tc lransm1ss1on radro arr cone1 . heater POwer steering' POwer brakes. w1s1w trres & V•n : too 108tFTOJ '' $1295 '74 PLYMOUTH DUSTBt COUPE VB. automatic trans . heater POwer steenng & POwer brakes· 6 Cyl 3 SP&ed transmission raaio 12 Passenger model co15875) and heat&f { 118KKEl s4195 '76 DATSUN 121ocoure s1495 '73 FORD coua.a Pfcecup 4 cyl • 4 soeee1 transmission rae110. hearer. Power brakes. 4 cyf . 4 speee1 rransmrssion r:/,~;H[Jes & arr cone11t1onrng.' radio. heat&f ane1 mags. {82539UJ.' s2595 s1495 ATLAS CHRYSLH/rt. YMOUTH SERVICE HOUIS: MONDAY 1HIU FRIDAY 7:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. SA TUIDA Y 1.-00 A.M. TO S:OOP.M. ·--...... -·--·--.. ·-. -'• -. ------ SlD~WAUl ~Au; SIDEWALK SALE SIDEW.AUC SALE SID~WAUf S.Alli ~ .... ~ ~ IU 0 -VI "' .... ~ VI ~ .... i a -VI -.,, COME TO THE ORIGINAL SIDEWALK SALE TOMORROW SATURDAY, JULY 29th 9:00a.m. • 5p.m. tM~t~£S{S ~ ~..COOL- C( 'Al ~ <:!_ f>AAXIH<r SEE THE FABULOUS BARGAINS ON 9UALITY MERCHANDISE INSIDE THIS SPECIAL SIDEWALK SALE SEC TI OM Proceeds from sale of 25c hot dogs, cokes and balloons to American Youth Soccer Organization · . "' -0 m ~ r-~ "' > r-rr. "' -a m ~ > ~ Cit > ,. SALE SIDEWALK SALE SIDEWALK SALE SIDEWALK SALE SIDEW ALI< SALE 111 . . . .. • I ( ( 2 DAILY PILOT Friday, July 28, 1978 WESTCllFF PlAZA vvestclltt t"laza ~ale uue on ~aTurday 'Father of Sidewalk Sales' Features Bargain Prices By BOB AVERS $tM<l.i lec1"M Wrttw Wl•stdiff Plaza presents the "Father of all Harbor Area ::,1dewalk sales" during its 14th annual Sidewalk Sale this Saturd<ty from 9 a .m . to 5 p.m. Several of the merchants will feature prices below dealer's cost throughout this one-d ay event. "People should plan to arrive early because there are some really good bu ys on top quahty mer chandise from every merchant in the plaza,'' says promotion director Marc Fried-berg. "There are lots of sidewalk 'd·• but this one is con- sidered the fathe r of them all by nt1 .-t l'f our patrons. The sale is consbtcntly on the last Saturday of July so our customers can leave that weeke nd open to shop at Wcstcliff Plaza ... said Fricdb<.•rg. 1.-ocated at 17th Street and Irvine Avenue in NC\\ port Beach. t he plaza projects an a ura of Newport Beach wit h lan<l!)caping and a relaxed atmosphere. "Because we're an open air plaza. we have the advantage O\'cr malls in that the hus tle a nd bustle of closed shopping ccn· t~h is missing here. It's not o foreign atmosphere at all.'' Anchored by Sav-on-Drugs and Market Basket, Westcliff Plaza offers shoppers a unique assortment of merchandise from ingredients for a gourmet main course to distinctive clothing for men and women. During the Sidewalk Sale. shoppers will find America's favorite hot dogs for 25t from a hot dog stand sponsored by the J\merican Youth Soccer Program. Proceeds from the s tand will help the soccer team travcJ to Germany lo compete with teams from that country. .. Saturday's sidewalk sale at Westcllff Plaza will feature merchandise from more than 20 plaza merchants. Westcliff Plaza's Sidewalk Sale DAILY PILOT July 26 & 28, 1978 Robert N. Weed Pntldenr •nd Pul>llwr George A. Leldal "'-iion ~ .. ~, Special Sections St•ff: Bob A~. •nd VJc:tor Cool!. .\0¥11nllPI Cfl-....... _.... o ...... ._~Tll>...._ Olcll\1--"·--" .... , .. ::-:.:.-LaO.-............... ni.""'"-···-c-r...,..,. ........ ~ ..... ... tltflll....._. •• _ • • • 1 I) I • II • •• 8MrlerOlllbard lhowl cult!Dmereome Hertt• ••rth•nware on•••• •t Rion H9rdwart, 1024 lrvlne Avie., Nt*POft leach ..... 1tory.o" p1ge I .) • WHICll!ll- WESTCLIFF PLAZA Friday, July 28. 1978 • DAILY PILOT 3 'Wardrobe Miieage' ··-. .. ...... ~· .. Jean Dahl Aims to Dress Their Women Economlcally With today's prices, it's good to know there's a store aiming to dress a woman as economically as possi· ble. Jean Dahl in Weslcliff Plaza is that store. "We emphasize the coordinate for the woman who wants a lot of mileage from their wardrobe,'' says owner Pat Cassin. "All good clothing is expensive, but if a woman can choose her wardrobe so some or all of it can be mixed and matched she can create a do7.en outfits out or a minimum or clothes." TO HELP THE CUSTOMER add to or create a wardrobe, Jean Dahl's personal staff keeps a de· tailed list of exa<'tlY what the customer buys. right down to the color of scarf or the style of skirt or blouse. "These hsts make it easy to add pieces to a wardrobe without bring- ing the entire closet to the store." she said . She adds that hus bands and friends find the lists helpful in pick- ing out gi fts. "They take the guesswork out of pi cking a gift that will go with their wife's clothing " JEAN DAHL'S I NVENTORY h11s been geared to allow most of the fashions available lo go together naturally. "Unlike a department store, we don't just buy a green purse to have a stock of green purses," explained Mrs. Cassin. "Merchandise is bought to complement other stock." Popular fashion designs carried include lines from Stanley Blacker, Liz Clair borne, Evan Piconne Kenar and Espresso. Fine imported s ue des and leathers also are available along with a large collection or scarves and handbags. Most everything will be reduced 50 p e rcent during Saturday's Sidewalk Sale in Westcliff Plaza. HERE COM ES THE SUN A concert for Solar Energy, 2 p.m. Sunday July 30, Lido Theatre, Newport Beach. $5 donation benefits O .C .C . Recycling Center. A Paule CoHnza model• 1n unra tuede Jeolcet end l••n• by Olort• Vandert>ltt, from Jean Dahl. Weltctttf PlaH. JC ett# 1'1Ult1tf :Ef iends ~eustcmePs a-nd tlwse we have -rw t had the 1teasur>e pf sewing this s"~~julg 29fh at 9«<m we wiU 1ut on sale t!te ta~esf selediovv .!f Jootweai> si>1ce our) Jinst s'tdewalk sale Uv 1965 !!! a,U ,1' ou~1 famous bi'cr.>1ds: f7m"sJwim -]latu,ria-ti@' · (amssa- ljfo Striide • 13er1>za'l1do ·Beu 1et1''!:f?S livis ·Bass •2Jexter> · ('laY'~ 5 JtYWi' Jootwea''.!''iced 1!!!, to .s65 00 one dag o"1if sickuWk .sale PPice ~SN tc$/9~ fas atw~s1 cat .sale mePohandi.seJ l isJt'om ouY' regutai-1 st:ook :ee !JOU mwAf.' f W>0· diolnuu>o*·it~ 1 sf·!/! 1062 Irvine• Westcllff Plaza• Newport Beach 548-8684 4 DAILY PILOT Frtday. July 28. 1978 WESTCllH PLAZA Dieters Can Alter Clothes at Westcliff Shoe Sale Scheduled at If ~ ou H· lv'>t \I. c11,ht 1 .:!cenlly. ) t•u II apprct·a:JtE.-tht-sl!r \ 11~es of Wl ~tl'lrfr Custom T:11lu1 mg a nd M l'll ·:. Wt>ar in Wc.slcliff Plaza. .. J\ I ari..e part of our business 1s cl unl· 1n altl.'ring .;uits ror people who h:1 \ t-lu:.l Y.c1ght and Jon 't want to .,µt·nd the l.'Xl• a monl') lo buy .i wnole new wardrobe." says Steve B<tlogh. ow ner Since l!J73, the shop h.is olfered cu:.tom altcrallons and :.wls for men and women along with an as· ;;ortmcnl of men ·s wear 111 the pl.iza s tJtioncd a l 17th Street und lrvme Avenue. SUITS, SLACKS and sportcoals by Au stin Recd, shirts by John Henry .ind tics by Christian Dior and Bronzini arc in stock in the men's de· pa rtrnent to offer c usto mer's an altcrnativcloa custom m ade:.u1t . Balogh explams that most custom suits take four lo fi ve weeks to com· plete after the m ater ial has been or· der ed and most of his patrons are returnees. ·'Since I started my own business in Newport, I've worked very hard to build a good clicntcle," he said. This family-run operation owes a large part or its success to ex· perience. Bi\LOGll APPRENTICED 30 years ago in Hungary where he worked for three years After work· i ng in Ca n a da a nd Detro it . Michigan, he opened his shop in Newport. Westcliff Wc!>tchff Shoe:.' lOlllnbul1011 tu Saturday·~ s idewalk !>ale will 111 elude more pairs of s hoe:. than any year since the sa le bcga11 in 1965, l>a1d owner Dack Marowitz. · All members of the family wi ll find styles to fit their needs a l the store. he s aid. FOR MEN, WESTCLIFF Shoel> features Florshcim , Bass. Sperry Topsider, Walk-Over, Clark's and Cole· Haan saddles. "We have eight variations of sad· dies." said Marow1tz. indicating that they ar c a mong the mo~t popular styles in the s tore . Other big sellers arc quality slip· ons and handmade s hoes from Greece. Women's shoes include styles by Caressa, Life Stride, Naturalizer, Clark's, Baretrap. Jacques Cohen, Bernardo, Bass, De xter and Famolare. •'ALL STYLES OF th e Famolare shoes are big sellers now." said Marowitz. "They come in four heel heights and in closed and open styles ." For Saturday 's sidewalk sale. all merchandise will be m arked down 20 to 50 percent. Steve Balogh, owner of WeatcUff Cu1tom Tailoring and Men's Store, displays summer pincord polyester end cotton 1ult. Store hours are 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday. Tuesd ay, Wednes· day. Friday and Saturday. and 9 30 a .m. to9 p.m. Thursday. ' SIDEWAI,K SPECIALS Saturday, July 29 Only ALL STERLING CHARMS s I oo VALUES T0•10 SELECTED COSTUME JEWELRY AND MANY OTHER ITEMS '12 PRICE All Sales Anal -C.th Of Check Only Pleas. CHARLES ff. BARR ONE DAY ONLY! 2oc:~ (on cut aiiet) 50Ccw PRU. summer Sausage• (on 4 lb. stick) ~ B• BAIN .:,39c · ClaDAI c--,s... •F ...._.._,, ..... Mflt_., Pa LI • •• ,,,.,,.. WESTCLIFF PLAZA FASHION ISLAND ,,. ....... ....,.. ........... t11 .....,.. ..... 64Ntll ~11tW.'1'161&'Tll • ~'TltW.,.61alN ... - I t \ \ ~ I . ' - 6 tMIL Y PILOT Friday. July 28. 1978 WESTCLIFF PLAZA Hickory Farms' Beefstick Featured at Saturday Sale lhckory Farm~· contribution to Wcst<"liff Plaza ·s sidewalk sale will includl' several hundred pounds of the s tore 's popular beefst1ck sausi.l gl· literally hanging from the 1aflcrs According to store o"ncr Mike M un1. beef stick ll> made ~olcly cif c-huck and nank steak. with no pork. garlic or cereal fillers lie said tht: $;.iturday sate will i.J lso feature a h.alf ·orf hble. featuring 1aml.. Jclhcs. teas and a ~clcct1on of baskets imported from !long Kong . Yugos lavia and mainland China. . Also on display will be a table of what Hickory 1-'arms is famous for more than 126 kinds of natural cheeses. including the new 99 9 per cent cholesterol free Smoky Lyle. Lo-Chol and Longhorn Lyle brands Munz poi nted out that free s am pll•s of the beefstick a nd cheeses will be offered. "Where t:lse can you go to sample before you buy? .. he said. Gourmet crackers. an assortml·nt of lea!> and spices and an imported bulk candy section featuring 80 flavors also are round at the store. Hickory Farml. also specializes in food gift packs. Prices range from $5.98 to $75 98 and include sau!>agc, cheeses, jams. JClhcs and canned cakes Hickory Farms 1s open Monda: through Friday from 10 a m to 9 p m : Saturday from 10 a m lo 6 p m . :.ind Sunday from noon to 6 pm Add1uonaJ stores are located at 17 Fas hion Island. Newport Beach and 25016 Del Prado Ave , Mariner's Village. Dana Pomt • .J,. ;~ « ... • L t.• • ,J;.,,,. Hickory Farms' Mike Munz displays beefstlck that will be a featured item In his display at Saturday's sidewalk sale at Westcllff Plaza. Rion Hardware Offers Tools, Housewares Plumbing. paint and electrical supplies as well as housewares and gift items can be found under one roof al Rion Hardware. Westcliff Plaza. 17th St. and Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. Popular summerfime items in· elude barbecues -both the gas type by Charm-Glow and the Weber charcoal type. die Rion Hardware 1s the Harbor area's authorized Charm·Glow parts dealer. said assistant manager Bill Wall Rion's hardware d e partment features drills. circular saws and sanders by Black and Decker and Rockwell as well as aft entire line of hinges. hooks and other s m all hardware items by Stanley. \ er no n's sportswear S g-~. I pee•a s <4cc,sso•11s r~~1S ~t.-~ s~~ "WE HAVE GROWN and changed over the last few years." Wall said. "adding more inventory and a wider selection." Store hours a re now 9 a.m. to 9 p.m . Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 10 a m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Rion's housewares department is experiencing large demand ror their Westbend and Farberware • 3; a erTit electric woks as well as rotisseries. electric fry pans and coffee pots. THE STORE'S GIFT department offers such items as candles. table cloths. recipe boxes and Pfaltzgraff dinnerware. Wall said the store is known for service. ordering special items for customers and stocking hard·to-fi nd plumbing and hardware items. One Group of DRESSES s2500 And Undf>1 14M 3'1 • ~asler Chel'Qf' • Ban.{Ame<1card • la Ga.1er1a Cnarge •• • WESTCLIFF PLAZA Friday. July 28. 1978 DAAL Y PILOT 7 Hair Handlers 111diViduality Stressed at Westcliff Salon "No woman s hould "'car the ,,1 rn e hair style more than six months." says Steve Handler . owne r of the llair Handlers in Wcstcliff Plaza. Newport Beach "Otherwise. people will file you dway as 'this is what she looks like and will lose their interest in you." He notes that a lot of women \\On't change their hair style or length of h a ir because their husbands or boyfriends like it the way it is. "That's reall y a cop·out for most ~omen. A man will look a\ an at· tractive woman no matter what the hair length is as long as she 1s together personally " IN HIS SHOP IN Newport Beach Handler stresses individuahty 10 ha ir styling n ot o nly to the "oman's lifestyle, but to the clothes she wears and image she wants to 'project. ,,=_ ... !JI~ *'- "We don't cut hair with a cookie cutter." he explained . "The customer is given helpful counsel- ing and is analyzed in terms of bone structure and the look she wants to ex press Staff at Hair Handlers salon offers complete beauty and hair 1tyllng services. "If a woman can look in the mir- ror and see herself as she wants others to see her then she's got a good h air style. "MOSf WOM EN USE their ap· \}ea rance as their fashion statement and if this statement is out of date, 1t should then be changed." Some of the new hair fashions that are coming back, s ays Handler, are the short perms and soft curls. He sees the geometric cuts and the frizzy styles on the way out or the fas hion scene. KNOWN AS A FULL service salon. Hair handlers offers a full Halliday's Summer -~ Sidewalk ..... ALE Double Savings day makeover that begins with a continental breakfast in the morn· Ing. Arter two individual consultations for hair and skin care. the patron has a facial, eyebrow arch. hair conditioning treatment. custom cut and styling, manicure and pedicure and one makeup lesson. A com · plimentary bottle or nail polish and wine also come with the session. This $120 value is on sale for $75. Open evenjngs by appointment only, the salon styles men and women's hair six days a week, Mon· day through Saturday . Appointmenls can be made by calling 642·8484. Halliday's Summer Sidewalk SALE Double Savings l ; I 8 DAIL V PILOT Friday. July 28. 1978 WESTCLIFF PLAZA Holly Peterson models Scotch plaid veat and full skirt by C.W. 11. avaUabfe at Dick Vernon's, Westcllff Plaza. 'Classics' in Style Tons on Sale at Dick Vernon By VIC: COOK S,.Clel S«tl-Wrlttt The classic. traditiona l look 111 sportswear and dress b the special ty at Dick Vernon's "Dresses and skirts have been popular for summer." said store manager Susan Vernon, "along with novelty T·shirts and shorts." For Saturday's sidewalk sale"thc store will have, in Miss Vernon's words, "tons or pants, shirts, belts, everything.at very low prices." PLUM, WINE, LAVENDERS and earth tones will ht! popular colors for fall according to Miss Vernon, and dresses will be just below the knee and or full nowing fabrics such as polyester crepe de chine and celesta. Labels on hand at Dick Vernon 'i. are Tracy. Foxy Lady and Malibu Media. among others "There will be a big surge in th(! 'disco look· for the holidays," said Miss Vernon. "This will include Danskin leotards and wr ap skirts, s atin dresses and pants and disco ha ndbags -tiny velvet and beaded pu rses ... Completing the fall fashion look wilt be an emphasis on vests with shirts and ti es. Shi rts will continue tp be full and sort but will feature smaller collars. Store hours arc 10 a.m. to 6 p m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, f'ri day and Saturday, and 10 a.m. lo 9 p.m. Thursday. Graduate Charles H. Barr Je wele rs stat fer Richard McElvalne recently received the title of certified gemologist from the American Gem Society. The degree 11 the highest awarded by the society and McElvaine is the third member of the Charles H. Barr organization to receive ft. ••§idewalk Sale §pecia1•• Sat11rday, July Z9 Only m=-1:2££ 85.00 Re1noisturizhag treatment with ever~· • slaa1npoo and blowdr~' Stw by fa Punch and cVVk.les •Balr&etf ... •Ski• c:ar. ............ ,. ... ~ .... ....... I WESTCUFF PLAZA Formal wear of all type• can be rented and purchased et Darrell'• Tux Shop Has Service Fit is Specialty at Darrell's "The most important part ol any tuxedo rental shop is its service to the customer and the fit," says Dar· rell Deader, president or Darrell's Dedrick Tux Shop Inc. "We make sure that no one is sur- prised when they get their tux home and find out It's two sizes too big," he said. "Everything Is tried on before it ls taken out of the store." The shop specializes In precise alterations and filling for all their customers and Bender believes it's the shop's experience that gives It the edge over other formal~ear out· lets. DEDRICK'S TUX SHOP is one of the oldest names In tuxedo rentals in Los Angeles. Two Oarr"ell 's Dedrick Tux SboP locations are in Orange Counly -ln Fashion Square In Santa Ana and in Westcliff Plaza in Newport Beach. "The Santa Ana store has been in business for 20 years and the w estcllfr store open ea when the plasa first began. "People really rely on us for ln· formaUon on when and where to wear a tux," be said. BENDER RECALLS.when PriMe Charin wu lo UM aru, be re-cei~ ...... , ... ., nlla ........ pie who wanted to know what should be worn al certain royal functions. ··A tux s hould never be worn before 6 p.m.," he said. "A lot ol people don't reaJize this." Among tuxedos in stock at Dar- rell's Tux Shop are Lord West, Palm Beach, Arter Slx and the new European look Clem Crystal Tux- edo. All formal wear ls available for rental and sale. "Any black tux we have in stock during Saturday's Sidewalk Sale will be marked down at least 20 per- cent." said Bender. "ao we can make room for new arrivals." Friday. July 28. 1978 DAILY PILOT 9 BRAS V2 OFF Broken Slzes Oisoontinued Styl9' end Colors BRAS 99¢ Br<*en Slz.es Olsoontinued Styles end Colors Veta's Open 9to5 INTIMAT£ APPARO.. INC. I IJ)• IA nNE A tflllUI NU~"11tT HACH. CA ·642 .. 1191 J ' ) { ! 10 DAIL Y PILOT • Friday, July 28. 1978 Men's, Boy's casuals ~UT 50 Percent A 11 saJe mercha ndise will be 50 percent off or more and is the same lhat we carry all year round -no seconds. said manager Sherman Means ·'Th is is o ut opport unity to deple te our stock for the new fall ar riva ls ." "Our inventory consists of men's and boy's leisure and casual wear in an updated traditional style i\llhough The Storekeeper takes pride in its merchandise. Means stressed service a~ the key to their eight ~ca rs of success "Our philosoph) I!> that or lhe old · lime s lor<'kecpcr wi t h plenty of p<'rsonahzcd scr\'1Ce We Jeel that tht• cu~tomer 1s all-important 1n our busincs!> and it 's essential to try to picas<' him." hc said H E RE COM ES THE SUN A concert for Solar Energy, 2 p.m. Sunday July 30, lido Theatre, N e wport Beach. $5 donation benefits O .C .C . Recycling Center. A We must make room for fall merchandise 50% Off •••• On all suits, sport coats, pants, shirts, ties and belts. Westcllff Custon1 'fatlorlng and M~n's Wea.._. 645-1072 NewPort Beach 1132 Irvine Avenue Nelrt to M•rket BHkel WESTCLIFF PLAZA . , ·' .. ~ . .: .... . .. ....... .. ... .. . . Storekeeper salesmen Doug ~oot and Mitch Braman show new lndlan madras summer weight shirts. Sahrday, July 29th Don't miss ow once-a-year s....-Slclewalc Sale! Savings of up to 0 50°/o •d1MNI! ................ _ ..... ...._. .,. .... APP\.IAMCIS, POWll TOOU, HAIDWAll. PU# •II • ..... TOOi.i. alGTllCAL MOUSIWAMS. •AlllM. ...,.._ PMff, AUTONOm'L AND MOllll DON'T MISS m ITOllHOUIS M-.-Mf·t W.f:',1-. IM , .. ' . .. WESTCllFF PLAZA ·~~-... _ .. r---~: ..... _ 'Relaxed Atmosph,ere' at La Galleria Ladies' Wear Casual, e l egant imported women's fashions and a relaxed al mosphere await customers or La Galleria in Westclirr Plaza, Newport Bench. Upcratmg from Westcliff Plaza since 1963. the shop stocks a fine selection or dresses, pants and blouses with the latest in fashion accessories. "We specialize in dressing the woman from head to toe," says Evelyn Jehle, who. along with her hu~band, owns the store. "I F A CUSTOMER WANTS to mateh an outfit to a jacket she already owns or wants an entire wardrobe. we have the merchan· t.lisc to give her the 'total look· ·· Some of this merchandise in· d udes fas hions by Giorgio SL Angelo. Halston. Beged-or. Jana. Sergc.Namcel and Jill Richards. These fashions are presented in a relnxcd. "no-push .. atmosphere by experienced, professional sale!>peo· pre, she said Complimentary cof- fee 1s also served to all customers MRS. IEHLE PREDICTS that the slimmer pants and tops wi ll be popular this fall with the "big top" look on the way out. "We 'll have the cuffed boots and knee boots in stock for fall to go with the slim pants." A full line of belts, hats. purses, and scarves also are on hand. FASIOON SHOWS ARE another service provided by La Galleria, she said, reealling her favorite show. "We did a s how for United Airlines on an in.flight DC·8 The plane took off to a brass band from Los Angeles International and stopped at Reno and Las Vegas," she recalled. La Galleria hours are 10 a m. to 6 p.m . daily except Thursday from 10 a.m . to 9 p.m. The store is closed Sunday. Beverly Levy model• • le•tftef comt and Jean•, made In l1real, and polyHter crepe de chine blovM wtth doubt• ruffte 1leeve. from LI Oallerla, 1044 lrvlne Ave., Newport leach. Friday, July 28, 1978 DAILY PILOT 11 Tu•eclo's Broken Sizes 25% Off White Dimer Jackets With black satin lapels 50% Off Tu•edo Shirts 25%-50% Off Separate Shirt Ruffles 50% Off All merchandise from our regul• stock D_..ck11 Tux Shop '11 S.ta Ana, Inc. We1tdff Pina 646-189 I 5..t.AH ZI P11M• S••• 147-'141 .... • ... -- 12 DAILY PILOT * Friday July 28 1978 WES TCLtFF PLAZA Owner Dick Marowltz, left, Jeannie Stotts , Jack White and Steve Marowitz admire newly-remodeled Weltcllff Shoes. Halliday's Success Owed to Styling, Affordable Prices Traditional styling at affordable prices has been the key to 14 years of success at Halliday's in Westcliff Plaza. Newport Beach . ·'I believe t h e t rad itional styling is coming back." says ownb Bill Halliday "It seems no ma tter what is in style. most people can buy the traditional suit and know that it will even tually be bac k in s t y le. The r efore we s tay away from changing fads in fa shions." Suits and sportcoats by Grief. Deansgate and Corbin arc in stock along with straight-legged trousers, dress shirts by Cero and Gant, ties by Talbert and shoes by Cole-Haan and Johnston and Murphy. Selected items from this list will be reduced as much as 50 percent during Westcliff Plaza's annual sidewalk sale this Saturday Included in the sale will be a fine coll ection of suits, belts. knit and dress shirts and pants. Mike Carter model• a blue blazer and grey flannel alack• from HaHlday'a men'• 1hop. --... SIDEWALK STARTS 9:00 A.M. SATURDAY JULY 29.th ALL SALE MERCHANDISE WILL BE 50% TO 70% OFF We are confident you will find an excellent selection of fine sale merchandise. Wash & wear pants, jeans in variety of styles and colors, short & long sleeve sport shirts, knits, snirts in stripes and solids, shorts, jackets, sweaters, belts. From our Boys Dept. Jeans, knit shirts, sport shirts, jac_k_e_ts_. ______ L Please be sure of sizes. All sales must be final. HAVE FUN!! BankAmericardlMaster Charge WettcUlf Plaza 1028 Irvine. N ewport Be1Jch.Califom1a Phone 042-7061 l 7 Huntington Beaeh Fo11ntain Valley l:.Dl ll ON * VOL. 71. NO. 209, 5 SECTIONS, 58 PAGES 'f O RA NGE COUNT"', CALIFORNIA F R IDAY, JULY 28, 1978 \i·•~ruoo11 ~-\'. SCot•ks TEN CENTS Louise Turning England Upside Down OLDHAM . England cAP> , A baby g irl named Louise has brought the world's press flocking lo her door. made a fortune for her p arents. set newspupers wheeling and dealing. spark~ a db pule with the government and started religious leaders arguing baby that had been t'onceived in a laborator y Oldham as a grimy. friendly industrial town of 227,500 people. 190 miles northwest of London It prospered an the last c entury because of its cotton mills. but it's rather run down today Unemployment is high and thcre·s an air of industrial decay She's Louise Brown. the world's first known test-tube baby. :.ind s he's JUSt thrtt' days old No baby'!li birth has c r<.·ated s uch :.i stir in Britain since• Queen Elizabeth II had Princt· Charles 30 y~ars ago With the birth of Louise at 13 minutes before m1dn1ght Tue'\· day. Oldham was back on the map REPORTERS AND TELEVISION t-'ll.M cr ews fro m around the world Oockc-d to Oldh"m whe n the news leaked out that Lesley Brown. a 30-year-old Bristol housewife in the red-bn ck maternit) wing of Oldham .md Dis t ricl General Hospital was t'X pectang J T HE GOING HAS BEEN TOUGH for m ost of the press corps They could describe how gynecologist Patrick Steptoe and physiologist Robt-rt Edwards removed one of Mrs Brown's eggs fertilized it in a test lube with s perm from her 38-year-old husband .John. tht'n returned il to her uterus to develop normally for nearl~ * * * 3More Test-tube • untmgton Tots Due LONDON IAl'J Thrt•e mon · \\nm<•n. two Of them COUOtl'SSl'.., t.•X peel k st tub(· ba hit•l> this year. tht• Daily Expn•ss report ed today The• Rrat1..,h t.1hlo1<l '>:.ttd tht wifr or a \H•:Jlthy British earl .ind :.i Wt•st Gt.-rman t•ounless <'' IH'r"' 1n l\ln n ·mhe1 !'loont· of th<· v.t11111·n \\cl"' 1dc·n t1flcd 'Rut lht• E xpn•ss s aid lht• Hnllsh counkss. ltkt· lhl' moth1·r of the world's first tl'"'t tuh1· h CJby horn Tuc.•-;rla~. ht•t·amc.· µn· b a b y born Tut·sda~. bt•t·<1m1· pregna nt l.lfl!'f tn•atm1•nl hy gynt•colog1sl P<ilrttk Stcptm· anr1 physaolgasl Robert Edwards ul Hlt' general hospital in Oldham a mill town an norlhl'rn England J!j(J miles northw<.•s t of London A fourth woman who hl)Pl'S to become pn•J?nant aftt•r 1•ont·t·p tion ouL-;1d<.1 t he.• womb 1s under f reatmc•nt 1n Lo ndo n 's Sl Thomas·s Hospital. She 1s an ht•r :ms and is ht-mg s h1eldt'd from the press. but m(•d1cal sourct•s s a id it would be -;ome tam•• before ti "as known 1f she Wl'rt· prl'gnant O"IY P11-' ~uff P ... lo M edic~t l history s first l est tube baby. Louis<' Brown . w<ts moved fro m a special c are umt Thurs day to JOtn her mothe r in the m aternity ward at Oldham and District GC'ncral llosp1t:1l. and a bulletin said she was "pro ~rt.•ssing very well " BODYSURFER CUTS FOR GREEN WATER AS WAVE FOLDS OUT AT THE WEDGE Big Waves Took Toll Among Uninitiated Thursday -Lifeguards Hauled 424 Out of Water Tht' mother. Lt•sley Brown "ho will tw :ii Moncfay :.ind hl'r C St>c B.\RIES. r ag(• 1\21 Big Surf Due To Continue All Weekend Whopper Surf Hits HJmtington Beach 14 Diamond Rings Stolen Four11•l·n dia mond rings 'a lut·d <1t S35.000 were s toll'n ( r o m t h t· .I Ill' r b e r t II a 11 .h •wclry storC' in Westmansll'r Mall W<'dnl·Sd<1y t'vening With th(• bag surf th at h1l Nt:wport Heach Thursday l'X p Pctcd lo las t through lht· w<•eken ct , l ifeg u ard s a nd bodysurfers prepared for action LOduy Surf was building along th(• west Orange County shorelm e tod ay. with Wl'll -form t'd breakers up to eight feet a nd ex pC'clataons of heavy rescue aC' t1 v1ty by lifeguards who earned t he ir p ay Thurs day. W e :. t m 1 n s t e r p o I 1 t' 1• ..,pokN,m:m Earlt• Gr<1ham said today that th<' Jl'Wl'lry was takl-n from a n unlocked display c ase· rluring busane..,s hours at about 7 1> m II<' "'"'d t ht·rt• Wl'rt' no "11 IWSM'S tn lht• thl'ft J nd llCI ..,US Thl· hodvsurf<'rs cheered lht· arrival or' the big com h<'rs 1n tim e t o r tht· firs t annual ll andgun contest wh1 C'h 1s s<'l for SJturd:.iy at 7 :.i m ;.1t l8lhSl. A towl of nearly 400 resl'ues was reported among Huntington •and Rolsa C'haca slate beaches. llunlington City Bectch and Seal Beach lifeguards 1\ Ha ndgun as a m1naatun• :-.urf bo;ird madl· of plastic th:.il a bodv -;urf1•1 ~n ps with one ha nd to g1v(• ham mon• mob1hl~ 1n ndang ;1 \\ ,I\' l' "W<•'vt• had 22 alreadv this morning." said :.i spokesm.an for lhl' Sl'al lk:.ich Lifegu ard D<•partmenl. addmg that wavl's 1n lht• shl'lkrt•d little beach art· up to s ix focl from a normal on1• lfl t WO fl'<'l Jll'l'I s Graham :O..J ld that 1t •~ 1101 known why lht• chsplay cast• hu<.•kc.•d l.1 f1•guards w t'r<.• ll·..,:-. t•n 1hus1,1sllt' ahout the bag su rf .1fH•r thl·~ pulkd 424 S\\tmmers nut of thl• hag w;in•s Thursday Waves early 111 the d ay had nsl'n to four to fi ve.• feet at Hunt· 1ngton BC'ac h 's city beach That's Show Biz? $50,000 Night Club Gig a Mirage Ry G.\R\' G R.\NVILLE Of tlw Oalty Pilot Slaff 'l'\\O ohst·un· ni ght duh l'nterlainers st nu·k 1t l'll'h an Or;mge recently wh<!n .1 n unknown mill iona1re paid them S50.000 to r>l•rform m his n ew nitcrv But tht• s angt'r and his accompanist g n .•\\ rcsllt•ss \\ h t•n . ror one reason or a nother . lhl'ir dt•hut al lhC' posh club nm 111to a series of delays. DON'T WORRY. T HEY were alleged· ly told by the million<iir<'·s woman <•gent. we're willin!! to p;1y you a r e- t a1nt>1' t o make certain vou 'll lw on hand .... hC'n th(• C'luh Opl'ns . But worry tht• t>nt <.•rt :i 11wrs 11lcl as I ht•\' W\ll t<•d for tht•1r lllg C.'hant•t• to knnC'I< \•ni dt•:id a t lht• n l'W nig ht dub So worriL'ci did tht'Y hl•tnmt' tha t this week they called tht• mahr of tht· <·hecks the woman g<tvt' th<.•m on bl'half of her millionaire boss. TH E S I NGER AND HIS sidekick quickly learned tht> checks they had tot - c>d to th(.' bank ovt:r the past two months wt•n·rl't thm;e of <1 millionni r<> patron l ns tc>nd. tht.• d1N·ks wen: once voided payroll chcC'ks helonging to th<' v.orld 's ror<:'most pl.1tform ml drillmg firm. Se1n t a Fe.• lnt1•rnat1onal Co mpany. Tht'n · ''<I:-. no million;Jire And th<· non 1.·xisll'nt mallwnairt•'s n~w ni~ht cluh w1.1s non-t•x1s lt·nt Thcrt• was. howt'ver. ca bookkeept•r ;.11 S:ant;.i F t• lntt•rnational who a pparently hud h<.•t•n s m1llC'n bv the mtertainers · I all·nb. · ACCORDING TO POLICE, it was the hookket•per. Sh<>ryl Ann McGary. 35. of 524 S 11edford St.. Orange. who had 1 c.•pn•s(•ntcd tlw m ythical millionaire ~1s ht• <'ontl'<•t h •<I fur th<' c nt<.•rt:.1i n t.·rs' "l.'I'\ IC't'S i\nd it \ms ;\;lrs McG<ary who w<1s an Or:tr11.w County .Jail by Thursday a fte r noon. t h:argcd with fraud and embezzlC'· ment. Police said they did not know what prompted the woman to allegedly em· bezzle th<• money paid to the singer a nd his piuuist Meanwhilt•. tht• t•ntertain er s began 'il':tn'h111g for '' n<>w <·n~a~ement and lhc 1r c·h:m<'I' to m ukc the bi~ time tha t "t'l'nlt'cl to bt· theirs :it Orange C'ount~ 's llt''' l"'t non mJ!ht cluh whNe 150 rescul's wt•rt.• lo1u~cd Thursday Waves a t ll unt1ng to n anrt Bolsa Chica state• beucht:•s wcr l' rt' ported up to t•1ghl fet'l. with rap and s id1• C'Urr<•nts l:.i c·ang tht•m KTLA Fills Church Slot With Movies T t•lt•v1s111n :-.lJllOn KTLA Chern n<'I 5 has dt•cadNI to insert old Sha rl<.•y Tt•mplc.• movies in the Sunday morning ta mt· -,101 <><' c u i<'d s ince 1970 Ro crt S<.•hulle r a nd has "Hour of Power .. KTLA s po kt•swom a n Mary Rarrow s~11d the station h:.is not c ance led the tra d it iona l hour sponsored by Schull<'r '-; liarden Grove Community Church ,.L"W c"vt• 1ust m a d 1.• r.o m <.• ;;cooduhng t•hangt's <•nd offcre<l t he 6\ 30 a m slot to the church,·' Mass Barrow said 'Wt' havt• found lhal k1ddH.' -;hows and family mov1cs arl' popular at th(' 10 a m hour that h as been usNI hv lht• chur ch " Mcanwhrll' an 'c;ardl•n Grovt'. J -,pokt'sman for tht• church c;uid. "Los ing Los /\ngl'll•s would real ly be a '>l'raou:-. blow to the minis try. It has ,been our home base·· Mikc Nason. !lour of Power e xecutive producer , noted the program as the longest running rchg1ous churc h st•rvace on Los Angeles tt•lcv1sion "We fet>I at would bt' a greut classl'r vi<'(' to lh1· community to deprive the hund1cappcd. thC' 1n farm <md th<' f•lclcrly of a church '>e rv1ct• brought to thc·m in the ir homt•s ·· N us on sa id he· hopPs KTLA will c h ungc its mind about the ta me <'hangt' But Miss Barrow 1n(hcaled it 's a closed issue Sh<' said another programmer hus a lready -,poke n for half the 6 30 a m tim<.• -.101 set aside for Hour of Powrr "Now. thot foll hour ts not .1\'a1lahlc "Miss Burrow ... aid <Set> MOV IE~. Paitt ::1 nine months But thPy could not rnterv1ew. phologr.iph or film the Browns The London l><11ly Mail, afll·1 (spirited bidding a gainst rt\ ttl U.1bloids. bought cxclusave right:. o lht' Browns. paying morf' than $600.000. unsul'eessful r ivt.t ls said. Thret' Ja p<rnesl' photogrC:tphcrs took ptl'tures of cvt.-ry pregna nt womt.tn thcy could spt· an Oldham A r <tdto reporter from Italy strolled lht' streets asking 10<.·JI people 1f tht·y h11d reh~rnus obJeC'· lions to lhe birth "Whal birth. lu v., · th<•y a~ked d1splay1ng the well-known "H) lo('.il humor <See BABY LOUISt :. Pagt-.\ll it Three Charged In Ramming By ARTHU R R. Vl !'/St:L OI t ... OA1ly Pt IOI SUll A Huntington Beach moturc~ d l' officer w ho fired two shot~ at a car whose driver allcgt'Cll) I n ed to run him d own thre1· ta ml's in both lor\\ard and rt.• 't•rst• ~ears '" .ill\'l' b ut hruised toda-. T h t' m o. t o r 1 s t cl n d t " o JHl'iSengers .1rt' Ill pal arter th1 l'pas odc.· 1n which Sgt Cai I Vidano fired two s hots at his al lt•gcd attackers aftt·r tw 1n g k nock<'d to the p:.ivl.'mcnt Michael D. DuPont , 20. of 19962 Is thmus Lant'. Jlunl111gton Rt•<1ch. is hl'ld 1n lieu of $25.000 hail. eharged with assault with a <le:.idly weapon on a poltc·l· of !i('t•r lits allegc-d passengers 1n thl· ~I 50 am Thursday 1nc1dcnt. (;l·ne Me n s ik . 19. o f 1991 ;! I ,s l h m u s La n e . H u n t in g t o n fkac h . and Ernest Gumm. 20. of 51J:t Victoria St . Costa Mes.1, wen · identically booked. All three remained in c ustod~ at Huntington Beach City Jail to day. Patrol Sgt Larry Cain said a resid e nt of the• neighborhood where thl' "ssault occurrccl n o a r N <.' w I a n d S t r l' t· l a n cl Yorktown Avl'nUl'. wa.., al!-11 nearly rw1 down during lhl' mc1 <il'nt as he tried to aid V1dano In vestigators said Sgt V1dar111 1nit1ally pulled tht· suspect vt•h1 etc over to issue a s p<.·edang catJ t10n whill• on radar dutv. <'a us ing thl' dnvcr to turn onto a s1d1· strN.'l "Bl'fore he could d 1s muunt from his motorcyck . thl· C'ar a(• celerated." Sgt Cam said H<' explained 11 appt'Hrl'd th1• vchac lP dravt'r was I rying lo csC'ape. but he.· suddenly ~pun thl· car in a U-lurn al Anchor:.ig1· Ora vt.· a nd Windwa rd Lam• heading for thl.' sergeant. Ra mmed broadsadC' h~ lhl' on· coming car. Sgt V1da no :-.ut fl'rC'd minor leg 4'CraJH'"' ancl hru1St'S but pohcC' allej.!l' a s h1 ... (' r a m b I c d t 0 h .... rt• 1• t I h I Murderer Given Life SANTA MONICA <AP I A 28-year·old man convicted of thl' ... tra ngling murder or ;1 vucataon 1ng schoolteacher h:.i:-. bel•n sc·n· kneed to lift' impnsonmc.·nt Felton Vonu~ Simon, who 1~ wanted in Nevada m ronnf'ctaon with another <.tra ngling. was sentenced Thursday by Superior Court Judge Charles II Wood ma nset>. The judge g:.ivc Simon credit for 395 say-. dlri>a d y served 1n Los Angele'> County Jail Simon was convicted .Junt• ~ 1n t h e s trangling .nurdi•r of Carol Ann Tho mpson . 31 of Tacoma. Wash . whost· body wa.., found on JuJy 18. 1975, 111 <• mott•I room. She ha d com e to Southern Calirornia to visit he r husband. Sidewalk Sale Eyed Today The 14th nnnua l Wcs lchff Plaza s idewalk suk ·~ outhned in a m 1:1.gazine in lOduy's Daily Pilot "The rather of all Harbor Area s idewalk sales" featurc ~ hair a nd Jewe lry 1ash1ons. 10<><1<1 nnd h ardwore 1 nte r vlew<. with We'it clt lf Plaza Merchants Jlso 11ppear 1n the ma1umm.• in tod.1y's Daily Pilot m olurt..,1 liat·kl•d up tirl.'s .,qut .ilan~ <11m1n~ <11 him JgJan Diving Mdt•\\<.I Y"' lo ..,.tfety. Sgt. \'ad:.ino "".11d thl' ctrivcr then took .1 nother run ;1t him :.is h t.' dod~ed .1s1dt· Jnd a1ml'd hi!-'>crv1ce rt· volvt•r '>l• :.i1ghl al tht• ... us pect Tht• dnvt•r startl'd l<• s pet'd ;1 \\ a.> .Jnd SJ,lt V1dano rirl'd 1 w1ct• al tlw t·:.ir ., n ·ar tires . Hl' rl11SSl'cl . Authontal's traced tht• auto lo lh1.• Isthmus Lam· address and .1rn•st ed DuPo nt. Mensik and (;umm. 1mpuundmg lhl' s us11el't '1•h1 <.•lt• as l'Vtdenl't' DA Drops File Probe On Bon/a The d istrict attorney's office· h:.is dropped an 1nves hga taon in· lo alleg:.ih ons th:.it form er Hunt· tnj?ton Bt•ach Caty Attorney Don Bonf:1 l':trrtl'd orr ('II\' file~ lollo\\ 1ni.: ht"' (•lel·t1on defeat last \ µrtl Ch· vu• y Di s t ri<·t Attocrney l)an1t·I Hri(•t• told o ffic ials a thorough llWt'sltf,lat11Jn failed lo ... how a11 v t•v 1d enl'l' that lht· rh;1q:!l'~ wen• trut• Brtt'l' noted thar City Attornr~ <;atl lluttcm had no1 founcl am tall':-missing s1nn· sht· took of f1<·t• I a st Aprt I Mr-; Hulton "aid pn•v 1ously that "hl•n s ht• assumed h e r clut1t·~ '>h(• wus unable t<1 find ... om t• nl Bont:.i ... f)Crsonal cor- res pondt•ncl' fi It's S ht• ..,a id that -;h<• contacted Honfa who found the m<tterials .ind n •curnl'd thl'm tu \lrs. Hut ton \1 a~111· Pro Tf•mpore Richard Stt•bNt ..,a1d ... hort ly "ft e r the \pnl t•ll•l'tmn Iha• ht· feC1 red that ... om1· fill'"' l'rU<:1:il t•• c ity htaga· I io n h ad da'lappc.·ared Stt•bt•rt fal t'<l .1 law-;u1t against Honl:i last March ~eekin~ to re t•nvt·r n1oney for the city he al lc•gc.•s was imprope rly s pent bv Llonfa Bonfa has filed a counte rsu1t against Siebert or::rA :asa \tea a her Som<.• late night anti t'!H' ly m o rning low clouds 11 I h I.' r w 1 c.. t' f :11 r t o ct a v through Saturday A lilt!~ <'tHl lt•r nl•:.tr tht• coa-;t Hig h ... rang ing from thc- low 70s al the beaches to I he m 1d 80s inh.and a reas. Lo ws tonight 58 to 68. INSIDE TOD" 't' Summer plays ot Orange Coast Coll<•gl' hatit• hf'eri a ,,.aditwn f11r yt·or.~ l'>ul ·· Poi:111c Out•rture~ rnuld bi' thr /otjl bt'('OU ~I' lif th11 pasxage o/ Proposttwn l :J Story and pictures 11n l'oge C l At You• ,,_,..ICe Al lftlerMIU-... A .... 1..~ c' ., ••• u ... I. M aeyf ... ,_.vi .. c .. ,: evt•.,.n aH M41tvll "~ c ... ,., .... A) •tttAt1U llU CH Cl•U•tlt ~,. Cit11..UI_. Ct·• WHll••• A• '••IUfl .. •11 .., .... ~ •• '"""' ... •• Big Weddi1zg /11 Cowlly Dralaj tars S1111tt•1 t•r;1nk ~in.ilr,., coml•d1an Don f<1clJt>::. <1nd 1he c nl11t· l.os Angele:. Oodg<'r bu::.e ball team 1H·rc :Jmong lhl• guc:.ts al the wedding of Laura Lasord<1, 24, an Fullerton 'l'hur:.day night. T h c f o r m t• r M 1 s !> l.as orda , duu g hl e r of Dndgt•r manager Tom Lusorda , bt•c·ume Mn.. Sandy T<indlcr in the home of Jerry Stephenson. ,1 1 on g t 1 ml' I. as o r d a (.'rt>ny "Yes. cvt:ryonc had a grt'at tame." Stephenson s aid today "Don Rickles t•nlt•rta1nt:d <.i nd ht.• was greJt, simply great " Among otht•r guests at lht• l.<.1::-.ord.i \\eddang wf're JClrc•ss llop1• Lungc, <Jl'lOr r<in~ l..0R1anco and Pckr 0 '.\1 allc). son of Dodger O'-' ncr W..altcr O'M<.1lley Pedestrian Kille d on Highway \\ Jlking ,t<•rnss 1'<.tc1f1c Coast 1111.!h"" <•Y against a red light l'O!>l .1 \11ut h his ltfc in lluntington tk.11·h latt• Thursday night when hl' "as ramm<.'CI by a c<1r and flun~ 11 ~ fret f'uul J:>.•smond llut·y . 18. of El ;\lonll'. w;1::. pnmounl'cd dead on arrival at Pac1f1ca Hospital follow111g the 11 p m tragedy "llnl'::.sl"fl b~ "l'n'ral friends. Th<• v1ct1m ::.uffered multiple fr;1ctun•!> and internal inJuraes. pohc·t> ..,a u1 orr1ct•r .lohn Rt•rens !)aH1 motorist Harold Robt•rt Madden. 23. ol 407 I Ith St . was not c1t1.•d undt·r the c1 rl'umstanct·s. sincl· hl' t•nuldn't ttvoid the accident at l'iJC'lfiC' Coast llig hway and Newland Strt'l'l. "Ont' of lhl' witnl'SSCS S<Jid hl' w<1s standin~ bc!>ide his pickup t rud. when hl' h N1rd tirt·s -.4ut .. tling and then there was a holly fl:.1ng through tht• air." ..,,ml Sgl Edrl1<• Groom. ·Tht• v1ct1m's buddies mad<' 1t .1noss. hut hl' 1us t mosey('(! 11~hl an front of th<' <'ar." !'>t•rgl•ant (;room .1ddcd. saying 1l 1!> unexplainubll• "1 ad1J<on ·.., ol<.kr <'om pact c ar -.li-.t.11nt•d mrK'leruk d<.1magc due 111 the impact C11rnner s dt•put1<·s s;i1d Loda} th1· v1t·t1m's rl'ma1ns were t aken t o Pit•rt.·l· nrotht·rs Smith s ~lortuary in fluntangton Reach p1•11d 1 ng <frll v<•ry to a funcr:.il homt• 1n El '\luntt: Bandit Hits Restaurant 1\ lom• gunm~m who wore a ski m.1s l. and brandbhed a pistol ro h h l' d a F o u n t a i n V <1 11 e y ll'S laurant of a yet uncl1..·l l·rmint·d s um of monl'Y 1•a1 ly today. pollc<· said · The U· 15 a m holdup at Coco's fo'.imnus Hamburgers 18380 Uroukhurst St . may have nettt•d tht• b~1nd1t several hundr11d dollars. police s aid. R<'s taurant management pt•r sonnet "cre st 111 detl•rminjng tht• los!> about mad morning, JC cording to Lt Carl Lawrence. F ro. Page Al BABIES ••• husbund John. 3R. a truck dnver who h as a daughter by a prt• \'aou.., marriage. h ad been unabll' 111 havt' <'h1ldn•n for almost 10 'l'a r!> of marriaJ.(l' hl'C:tUM' an tr n ·p<trabl1· blockage an Mr!> 1\1 m' n ·~ Fallop1:.in tubes pn· 'l'ntl•tl normal t•onccptinn ORANGE COAST " ~ DAILY PILOT T~ f')f l"Qo ( .. l n 1tl• PtlOt "''"' """"''"' 1\t'IWf'I "•'W1f~!lrf ., o~,. \ C'Y~•\MGO\tthf-(>•"Oll' • 'f1",1f) .,,11'11 (0'"' '"• ~•"-'O.•••lt ,.d1hflin· u~ ',,f\•• ""~" ,._,...,."1 t• lf'ltrlJfa" t tt'M\t ,,.., (t1.\I• ""'' • ._. ""'""'' R• . " ••"'''IQ'°"" lW' ,,,., r-OV'\ t t Vt • t '\ H't•h rt • V4h"\t ....... l t "" U• • "" ~t• f.,4 t A '°"O"',....iC>-C>l\.At"'1; "' "',,,. ..... ~ u~· '"•~ Wiid ""'o"' •~ l'lt. ( .. , 11111ht "'IJ C' "'"' •f ,.., W-\I 8At ""' ( ,,.~. 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"' °''" 1 M '•'" l'11oay July 28 IW1d 3 Hoods Filmnap 'Brinks' BOSTON 1 AP I Three armcd own (:ntcrt'd a room where lht· movie .. Brink':." was being edited .today, handcuffed the editors and fled with recent ly filmed sequences of the pro- duction. police said The stolen film may be worth more than the money taken dur 1ng the Brink's holdup an January 1950 $1 2 million. said the writer of the book on which the film 1s hllsL>d The cost of making the movie has b<:cn esl1m ated at $12.5 million "Brink's" stars Peter Falk. master slculh of the telev1s1on series "Columbo." as a st 1ckup man Police said thrct• men s lippt'<.I past the movie C'rcw's security lJy us ing the nume elf an ex l'CUt1vc of the production DA1ly Polol ~~ ....... Consumer Prices Soaring l, 0 S A I'll G EL ES I AP 1 ('on~umt.•1 pn<'l' 111 Los Angele.., .i nd Orangt tount ll'!> ... kyrockel cd it 9 per<'l'nt 111 the first six months of this year .1 percen· tage point higher than the 1n crt•a s t' rt•cordcd in t h<' first hlllf of 1977. tht• L S La bur Depart mt'rH reported today lftghl'r post a1!<' rates and tn· l'rt•ast>d costs of food. housing and t ransportat1on caused art>a con..,umt>r pn('es to n st' l O ptor cPnl last month. said Jim Wurth. l'h1<'f of the Sout hern California offH't of tht L.1bor De partment :-.. nu1t•.1 u of l.1bor Sta11 ... t1c·.., 'Htil.1tl'd stOr}. /\4 1 Thl' four cmployce::. who had bl'en handcuffed were not 1n JUl'ed. For weeks the pr<1duction company re·created S<'t'nes and backdrops to reflect the city of 28 years ago, when thieves en· terl'd the Brink's Inc. office .... hound lht· t.>mp loyt•l;S and t•sc..1pcd with tht·i r hooty FOUNTAIN VALLEY'S WISHNICK LEADS PICKET LINE AT PLAVAN SCHOOL Teachers Say They're Taking the Brunt of Proposition 1 J Cutbacks Anct 1n tht• 12 montli period ht·l\\t't.11 Ju1w 1977 and .lun1• •97>1 tht Pl ICl'S for LO!> Anli\clt·.., . 1111 01 ,1ni.:t tount ll'" rost• i 7 Jlt I t t n1 \\urth -.aid "h11<-la!>t 111111!1 Ii ... 1nt 11'J"t.' m<1rked the lh1nJ -,trn1j;\hl month pnt·es rost· .11 lt•.•-.t Onl perce nt \\•th Jum•, intT1•;1-.1· the run ..,L:ml'I prac·t· 1ndt•x .,hot up to ,111olhl'I rt'l'Ol(j 19:J 11 'or th11 t\l.U l'OUnl ll'S The stoll'n film w:1s of scenes from Uos ton's old Scollay Square. which in the 50's wa!> lhl' rity's gCH>d·lime. burlesque neighborhood Valley Teachers Picket V. h ;ll th:il ho11" down to. \.\> url h -.a HI ,.., I hal 11 1·ost $19 :l4 1,1:-.1 rnont h to hu} t ht• ::.am1• ~ood:; and st•rvit·cs wh1t•h l'OSl )10 an tht lrnsl' pnre year of :9h7 20 Demonstrate 'Solidarity' in Face of Cutbacks It <il:-.o means tht:· 1967 dollar wou:d buy onl> 5J 7 cents worth of i::oods llnd service:-. in today·~ market. 'Wurth explained "It's ::.art of an <1 l::i Brink's." Noel Behn. who wrote the book on which the film 1s based , said or the stickup. •·If the film is not recovered, lhen you'll probably have a mov 1t· without Scollay Squan'." he :-.:.i 1d "Jt's a very expensive sc· quence." Police Sgt. Paul Conway said thl' robbers were armed \l.llh handguns. They wen• descr itx' -T he pricl' or gold soared above $200 an ouncl.'. :t n•cord. on the major European hullion market tudav. The price was fixed al $201 30 in hectic afternoon truding on the London market and rose tu $200.65 in Zur ich, Europe's big gest gold market. DE>alcrs here said bullion Wlls given a boost when American buying devl'loped at the start of the busant·ss du} an the United States In Ne" Yori... the price of gold passed the $201 an·ouncc mark ~•t two leading gold refaners and fabricators. En~Plhard Mineral:-. & Chemicals Corp. quoted gold bullion at $201.60 an ounce. up $7 .25 from Thursday. while llan rly & Harman set its base price for gold al S201.30, up $7. I nvt•stors traditionally turn to gold in times of monetary in· stability, and the steady decline of the doll<1r on the world's foreign exchanges has causl•d .i surge in bullion prices IS MEL BR OOKS ON 'IHE L<HJSE? Unless it was a typogra phical t.•rror on the dispatcher's log to d<1y Huntington Beach police will probably turn him over to thl' Smithsonian Ins titution r..tther than possibly putting him 1n Jail Officer~ we re a lerted that many people h ad re ported <1 man about "1,000 years old and wearing only shorts" trudging down Bolsa Chica Street with u large sack s lung over his s houlder A bout 20 teachers represent- ing a number of Orange County school districts walked a picket lane Thursday in Fountain Valley lo protest teacher layoffs and salary freezes. Yale Wishnick. president of the Fountain Valley Education A asociation. s aid that the picketers in front of the year· round Plavan School d em· onstrated sol idarity a m ong teachers He s:..aid that teachers have suffcrc.'<1 the brunt of cutbacks because of Proposition 13. "There has been little. if any, action taken by local boards to n•move the waste and fat in school district s," Wishnick as: sertecl. "A II that has happened is that se rvices directly related to the l'ducat ion of children continue lo bt• l'Ul." "Wc have 96 teachers in Foun· t:.iin Valley who have lost their jobs while the district h as not namt'd one administrator to ~o ... h<• udded. Wishnick said that he wantl•d all the teachers re- instated Wishnick said that teachers. who carried picket s igns naming the districts they r cprC'st•ntcd ..., C're attempting to make the Leg1s laturC' and local boards Jwarc of their s1tuat1on. f o untain Valley was the s<•t•ne of a batter confrontation early last month between district or f1c1uls a nd le<tchers protesting layoff!> and pro~ram cutbacks TcaC'hcr-; st:..aged a s lt:ep-in al thl' d1slrtl't hl·adquarters until they wen· blocked by a court or- dl•r Deputy Superintendent Glenn llardy said that layoffs and pro gram cutbetcks were made an Founluan Valley because of c hanges in education philosphy <1nd declining enrollment. lie said the cuts were not re Co ast W oma.n In Drug Rap MlA;\11 lt\P) -A s uspicious hulg e on thl' back of a woman arriving al Miami lnlernation:JI Airport led to her arrest and the s eizure of 4.7 pounds of coca1m· valued al more than Sl m1llton. Customsoffici als said. Robin Diane Linn, 22. of Hunt ington Beuch. arriving from Bolivi.i Thursday, w<.1s stopped by a customs inspector who found three plastic packages containing cocaine ta ped to her body. officials said. She was :Jr· rested and charged wit h possession and unlawful 11n portat1on of cocaine FrmaPa~A J BABY LOUISE ••• T HE BROWNS G AVE PER MISSION TO the government's Central Office of Information to film the birth. s ince the govern· mcnt's National Health Service was paying her m edical bills. But on Thursday Mrs Brown insisted the film not be televised for 28 days because of her contract with lhe Mail The Department of Health and Social Security said 1t could not accept restnctions on the release of the film because of the newspaper agreeme nt But 1t sa1d il would not release it unlei.s Mrs. Brown agreed. The last word from her lawyer. Paul Vincent, was that she was insisting on the 28-day delay Louise's birth a lso caused the expected religious n ap .\ VATICAN S POK ESMAN AID T HE Steptoe-Edwards method wal> an "illirit" form of artificial insemination. Rut Bishop Augustint• lfurrls. president of the Social Welfare Com mission of thC' Catholic Ilishops Confl'rence. commented "Science can support the loving and natural a m bitions of the cou- ple to produce new life ... a pro·lifc expression of life is to be commended and supported." Cardinal Gordon Gr ay. tbe president of the Scottish Roman Catholic bisnops. said he h ud "gr ave misgivings " GILES ECCLE TONE,. ECRETARY OF the Bourd for Social Responsibility of the Church of England, qu<'st1oned the use or scarce m edical resources for test tube babies while agNI and men tally handicapped pe<>ple arc 111 need An Israeli authorll> on Jewish reli~1ous law, R abbi tsr ael Lau. ..,:.i1d ther<' wu-. no ohJectlon a nd a!i long as the s perm came from Lht' woman'shu::.b,.nrl. "it's ko!ihcr " lated lo Propos1lton 13. llardy also claimed that JI legations th:.1l admin1stral111n b as not s ustained cutb<1cks are untrue. He said the positions of d1rcc tor of s pcc1:.il progra ms. director of community s<.'hool s. J sec retary . and d 1s tr1ct negotiator huve not been filled He also said that SI00.000 in 4ldm1mstr:it1vt.• cost!'i h ave bet•n eliminated with morl' l'Uls to follow. Hazel Stover. an official with tht> Califorma Teachers AsSOC1<1 twn. said Thursday that 1t wa., not proper for the• sllltt.· as "' third party to cause contracts 10 hl· l.Jroken bet we11n lhl' d1strtl'l and teachers She also said th;,t a salarv freeze as a "trem endous CO!>l" lo lt.•achers because of the high in flat1on rate A nothcr teacher protes t 1 ... chcduled Tuesday night a t San I a Anll Vall('y High School Family 'Unhappy' Onassis' Daughter To Marry Russian MOSCOW '/\I') (j ree k mlll1onairt•ss Christina Onassis. after d1::.m1ssing the· 1de.1 as pre posterous for weeks. st11d today Shl' would m arrv <1 Soviet bureauC'r<1t n cx·t W<'<'k 1n MosC'ow. a Frt•nch 1ournahst re I lt•r ramilv in /\tht•ns W~l'i rt' ported unhappy about tt. "I ::im gettinl! married o n Tut>sday." tht• 27 yf'ar-old Miss Ona..,s1.., ";.i:-. quokd a~ ... a yang by 1-'1 t•twh 1t•lt•v1:.ion correspondt·nl (, .1 bnel ~kret1k. who contactl'cl ht•r enrlv this morn1nJ:! bl'fon• ..,hl· -.lio~·d out of h1•r holl•I \\'1•11 1nfornwd -.ourc<'i-had ... aid Ntrlv tt11s monlh that tht· dauJ,!htt-r. of lh(· l:1t<· s h1ppani.: magnalt• /\rts totll• Onass1::. would murry St•rgl'1 Kauzov a former l'mployl't• of lhl· tcrnkt·r div1s1on of the Soviet freight firm Sovfrakht A Soviet c;ameraman said Ka uzov packed up Miss Onas~1::. <tt the lntounst Hotel 1n his So v1et Volga automoh1le today anrl drove h e r away t o an u11 disC'lost'cl location Tht• camt•raman described l\auzov "" about 40 year::. old and s:.ud he has a g lass t') 1• n· portedly thL' result of a boyhood accident Kau1ov has re~ulorly pickNI up Miss Onassis <JI lht• hott•I -;inec• h<•r arrival f1 vt· \\ <'t•ks <1J!o tht> caml·raman ..,,11d APWtr•OftOIO TO WED RUSSIAN Christina Onassis Repeated telephom· calls 10 clav to Miss Onassis· su1t1: at lh1 lntouns t ICl l'Onf1rm tht: mu1 nai:.:e report got no answ(·r In Athens. a lri<'nd ~ho aski·d not to be 1dent1f1cd Sllld •ht Onas"'1" f::lm1I\ \\.as "d<•epl) con <'t·rnl'd · <ibo ut tht murnagl' ONLY THE FACTS • • \\! u rth said lhl• -.Pven maJOr Jfl'i•S of tOllSUml'r !>pending last month w<•rc food and beveragt's. ht111!>1ng . t 1 ansport<1t ion. appllrcl .md upl.t•ep. he<11th and recre~1 111in t·ntcrrwnmt•nt <1nd othPr J!lJl>d~ and serv1ct.•s '-Ul'h a!> co-. mt•t1<.·-. Smoking, Gas Cite d in F ir e A Wl•stman!>lcr man mrinerat 1·d whc•n flaml's exploded ms1d1· his car and engulfed at Sunday \\:JS carr ying a 1eak1ng con tainer of g<isohnl' in thl.' :.iuto and -.mok1ng, authonttl's d1sclost•d tt>d a y Elml'r A Pillon .}r .. 64. of 7141; Plata St . wa~ dC'ad at tht• .,cent•. .ifH·r passer-;t)y who 1r1ed to I t•S('U(• him W(•rl· llflllt•n ;1w;1y hy .hl· ht·at and flaml's 1'011ct> -.:11d tumes from tht· ;.:<1s o11ne Pillon was carrying in tht car a ppart'ntly built up to ,1 vo1 ,1t1lt· ll•vel and \\>ere 1gn1ted hy ht~ t1gare1tc turnin~ his 1964 st:·dan i nto .i cremation t•hJmber Fro"' Page A J MOVIES •.• nt•-.p1tc· th1~ "lateml·nl . Nason ":11<! lh< prog1 a m .., prndurt•r•. hopt• to mt•el with KTl.i\ l'X t 'l Ut l\ t·~ n1·xt \\('I'~ IO dl~l u::.s !ht• µ1 ogr-.. mming l'hangl' Ill· pulllll'd out thl' ehun·h pay-. for lht· hour :ind l:'st1ma1t<t1 1h ;11 lh!' hour progr;1m 1-. n • tcl\ll•d 1111 108.000 tclt•v1:,1on ~1·t-. c·ach Wl'ek lndictment Mad e Bl'HLINGTOI\. Vt IAPl fl lt'<h-ral J?rana 1ury was handed up " H·\len count 1nd1et ment at· <·us1n1? an .illcged We!'t Germe1n t~1 ro n <>t. Knsttn<J Berstt-r. 'l7 of tntertnl? th<' Umted States with J lorgt d passport und<.'r an <l'> "Urned nJmt-. ii l ; S D1stnf'l Co urt om c1:.il ~;.,y!\ • MA'AM! Recently a customer was comparing our prices with another store We were informed our pricing was higher per square yard Upon questioning. we discovered that the other store was furnishing a considerably cheaper padding than the 64~unce sponge rubber padding included with our transaction Furthermore. in this case. we were comparing our installation against an installation worth far less. (Many stores contract their labor by the yard ... to layers of unknown background and skill We have our own crews. trained and controlled by us. offering you the best Quality installation possible) So ... factually -the estimate was not as 1t appeared to be! In conclusion. when comparing prices. make sure you are comparing equal values! .... ~·:, ... ··:. DE.N'S ··/#: iiiSi;i ii;itiOn: ·custom draperies IK NO HM ' li noleum • wood fl oor 1663 PtACCNTIA AVE:NUf · COSTA Mf:SA CAttr 9Z67i 17 Irvine En111or * ·roda~··s c·1osi11~ '· , .. S•o•·k~ VOL 71 , NO. 209, 5 SECTIONS, 58 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIOAY,J U LY28, 1978 TEN CENTS Would-be Stars Flicker; Fraud Dawns K} (;,\((Y G R.\~VIU.E Of IM O•ily Pilot St•ff 'I\\ o ol>M:urc nig ht dub c nl<.'rl<Jmt.•r .., -.tru c k 11 nt·h m Orange rL·<·ently whl'n a n u n k n'm\ n rn 1 1110 n a 1 n.· pa id t h e m $50.000 to pt•rlorm 111 his Ol'V. nitery But v.orrv Liu.• ·enlerl;.11ner:-did a~ lhl'\' w;.11tctl for their big chuncl' to knock ·l'm dea d a t the lll'W nig ht c:lub • So wo1T1Ctl did lhl'Y become that th1 ~ But the• .... ingt.•r and his accompa111::.t gn·v. n..•stlt•-,., \\ hl'n. for one reason or .illolhl•r lht.•1r d t.•h ut .it th1· po-,h c lub ran 11lto .1 ..,l'nl''> ol dela~.., v. t·t·k thl'Y callL•d thl' mukt•r of th<• <·h ecks ttw wom<111 g <J\'l' them o n bdwll ol hL·r· m11l10na1rt• hoss THE SIN<a:R .\~[) HIS s 1d1:k1ck qu1ekl~ learned tht· c ht·ck::. thL') had tot 1•d to tht' hank ovt•r t h L• pa:::.t l\\O m onth!> "l'l't'n 't thos t' ol tt m11l10naire patron oo~·T \\ORllV. T HEY w1•rt· Jllcg<'d· h told ll\ th<' m ti l10n..11 n · .., "11m<1 n ...1.gt>nt . \\l: n.· '' illtng tn 1><1~ you a n·· t J in1•1 1 o mdkl• t•t•rt a 1 n vou 'II lw nn hand "lwn tlw duh OJH.•n::. I n::.l l'<.ld . tht.• l'ht><'kS \\.-l'l'l' oncl' 'ended p a) roll ('hecks bl'long ing lo t h e "orld '::-. fon•mosl p latform 011 drilling firm. San 0~11• Poot SYft p,,.,,. BOOYSURFER CUTS FOR GREEN WATER AS WAVE FOLDS OUT AT THE WEDGE Big Waves Took Toll Among Uninitiated Thursday -Lifeguards Hauled 424 Out of Water Surfers Preparing Irvine Group Facing Suit For Whopper Waves By Homeowner Wi th lht· 111,i.: -.urt lh;1I h11 "''" pt11 I B1·:i1·h Thur:-.cl.1.,, ,., 111•1·1t·d '" 1 ..... 1 t h r 11u,i.:h th1· \\ \' I' k \' 1111 I 1 f I' g ll .i rd .._ :J 11 II hndy..,urfrr'> prl'p.1n·rl lor •JC't1t111 I 11tl ") The h1>tly .... urfvr.., ('het·n·d th1• .1rnval or llw h tg ('om lwrs In t1m1· f or lht• r11 ... 1 :.i nnu.il Jl.1ndg11n C'<10t1•c;t Whll'h I!. !o.l't rqr ...,,1turday.it7 <• m ;11 IKth St .\ Handgun"" ;i rn1111at1111· ..,urf ho;trd m;.irlt• ot pl,1st11· th.it a ho<h ... urfrr grip ... \\Ith 11n1• h1tnd lo gl\i· l11m mot 1• nwh1ht' in 111llni.: .1 \\,I\ I l.ll1g11.111h \\\'II It• ...... 1'11 11111 ... 1.1 ... tu .1hout 1h1 l11g ..,u, t .Jflt-1 lh1·\ pulh-11 S:.!4 "" 1mm1•r.., ttUI 111 lhP h1g \\ ,,,, .... l'hur ... d;.i~ :\ M ..1 r 1 n t• D c p a r l m <' n l -,poke..,m;.in ch11med Thursday·.., !-.urf r un al a consistt'nt 15 fcl•l. hut h.HI dropped off to t•tghl to 10 fool sl'ls today Thl' ..,u rf apparc•ntly 1s .i hyprodUl't of hurr1cmw lletlor off the roast o f M(•x1cn. tht• "pokc>sman said. Thl' lifegu a rd !>pokesman said 75.00tl pt•oplc s howC'd up 111\ \J1•\\ port's bc•acht•!. Thur~day .incl lllg <'f'O\HI!> \\t'rt• :ml1('1p,1tt·d toda~ a.., \\t•ll Of lhl' .1 2 1 fl'"l'Ul'" lht• lift·1.ward ..,pokl'..,m•1n .... c.ml l\\O 111\nhc•d "l'nous tllJUrtt•s Om· ",,,_ a surfer "'ho !>Ufrl'n.'d .i l1.11·k 1n_1ur~ \\h1h.· riding Lh<' \\:t\1·:-:11 13th Slrt'l't .ind the· ulhl·r ''·'" .1 nt•.1r dro\\ning ,11 I .1 t t It· ('or 1m.1 tw:u·h Cutbacks Threaten S. Coast Libraries 6 y KATHY ('I.AN('\' Ol IM Dally Pilot 51•11 rtw ripple• from Prop11!>1l111n 1:1 nm~ postpone• c11nstrurt 1nn of llhrartcs in San Clt·mt·ntt· !:idn .lu;,in Cup1!-.tr:ino In mt' .ind El 'I' u r o a .., wt' 11 u .., c• u r l <11 I in g l'l'Cl'l'<l llOll. :.tn•1•t "" l'l'Plng and landscaJ>(.' maintt•n<im'l' in Sad dtcbuck Vallt•y :-U pC'rvt:-.or:-. Thurs fl:Jy w he n what was billed LI!. a lwo·day hea ring wound up in .1ust 90 m111utes S upt•rvisor!'. w ere beginninJ! lhl' process of dividing up $1 2 4 millio n in state aid to hl'lp 53 ... pc·c1al d ist rict!> with budget woe!> brought on by Pr oposition 13':-r eduction in property tax revenue i\11 l r v1nl' homt•ownl'r ~ho claims h1!. homeowner .... a!-.SOc·1a twn ha!. forted him Lo put hi.., houst• up for !-.<J I<' hecausl' 11 h:.irn•d 1uvt•nllt·i-fru 111 1h1• n e 1 I! h b or hood . h a !> f 1 I c d .1 laws uit tkmanding $2 mll111111 punittvt• dam;.i14e!'. T h l• ll•gal a('tlOn . f1l t•cl 1n Supc.•nor Court Wt'rlnl'sd;.iy <.1lso st•c·k::. to mak1• the.• Or:Jng1• Trc•t• Pal111 llornl's lnl' assoc1atson pa) Ll'l' llarpst · .... nwv1 ng costs \ maiont~ volt• a mong 19:l homeowner:-. in tht· lr\'llll' ('On d 'l m 1 n 1 um cl c·' 1° I 11pmt'111 a m t•ndt·d torp11r.1ll' h) 1,1\\" In l'l' ... tnct l'l'!>IUl'rl('I' <.1nd UM· 11[ rt't'r<'at111nal fal'tltt11•.., to adult... ,1ge•d 18 .Jnd 0 \ l'I Thi· n·gul<1t wn.., tah• l'lft·cl \u~ I The rt•!>1dt•nt·) rule dot·.., not .1ppl~ to l'Utrl'nl r esident... llnwl'Vl'l' 1m·1·ntll's currentlv n · !-.tdrng thcrt· \\on t bl' allov.cd to usC' common s wimming pools. tl·nn1s court.... and other n·crea lt0nul :.imenit1es T he maJority resident gro up maintains thut the devl'lopml'nl. from lhl' outset. w as s upposed to lw n•strictcd Lo adults Tht• hoard of d1rt·clor:-. had (•arl1t·r l'nact cd thl· rt'!.1denn rull' with in thl• cnrp11ra 1;. bvlaws. hut took lht• m:Jtll'r to l ht• homt>owncrs at larg1• when 11 was ;.ipparcnt familtt•s Wl'rl' b1• I n g ... 0 Id "0 m (' 0 r t h l' (' 0 n dom1111ums ll u rps t l'"l1matPd 1hal :w <St'e L \WSUJT. Page i\21 la Fl' l nll'rn~1t11uw l Compt.1n~ Thl'n ' \\a:-. 110 niillwnt.1in· J\nd th1· 11011 1•\lsll:nt milhor1.11rl'' Ill'\\ 111 g hl dub v. a:- 11011 l'XISlL•llt \n lllt•lll ThL·n · \\ J:-. h ov.e\l'I . J bookkel:'pl•r ...il S:inlil Fl· lnll'rna t1ond l \\ho uppurentl~ had Ut'l'll -.rrnllt•n b' t ht• 1·nt1:rt a mH" · t,d t·nh l)o h l'l' <.,,1111 lh1•\ cl1cl not knov. v.h<JI µ1 o mptt•d tht· \\Om.in to a llt:gedl) t•m ht·1.1lt.· th1· lllOlll'\ p,11d to tht· !>lngL•r JllU h1:-. JJll.111 1 .... t \('CORDI~(. TO t>OLl(.'E. 1t "J:-. lht hookkt.•t•pt.•r Sh l·ryl Ann ~kCia1·~. :J5 nl :):! I S lkdlo rd St . Orang1: \\ho h ad n·1irt•..,t•nll'd thL· m y th1tal mtlhona1rl' ...1s lw <·1mtra<'tL·ci for lht· t·nt1.·rta 1nt·r ..,· St' I'\' I ('l''- \l v,1nv.h i11 t h1 · 1·1Ht.·r1 ,111w r. bt·~•tt• ... 1·.11Th111g lrn " 11t·\\ t>n gagl·m l'nl ...ind tlw1r d1,111<·1 111 m .1kt tht.• big time· th,1t '>l'l·mt•d to ht· ttw1r~ .it 0 1 angt> Count \ .., llt.•l,\.t•::-1 11011 night l'lllh Theater Mulled UCI Eyes Campus Arts Complex lh Pllll.11' ROS ,1.\RI' • ()I IM o .. 1y P1IOI Sl4!1 l 'L' In mt• Chunc•t:llor Dan1t•I \ltlrtd1 .Ir "'"d toda~ hl· plan-. lo ... uhmll .1 propci...l·d il~l'l'l'mc:nl to un1H'r::.tl) n·141·nh 1n SCJJ I 1•m IJ1·1 foe 1111111 dt•\ t•l11pm1•nt \\Ith Or.1ng1· C11u11l\ \1 t1'>H' l 't•1lll·r Int· 111 "111.11111.1.ll'rform 1ng .irt!-. tompk'< on t-.1mpu ... /\ldrtl'h ..,;.i1lf n ·i..:1•111 .... 1.,..,, "'''"" l'nc·ou ragi·d t•o1111 n u1·d rwgot 1.1 t11111 ... \\Ith 1111· lund r:11s1ni:: cor p11ral 11111 "hll'h on .I unt• 15 '>Ub mlltt•d .t li'lt1·r ol lflll·nt tn hutld llw t•..,l1 mal1•ll S:l!l m1!11n11 pnq t '{'I 111 lht• nll'<lllltllll' thl' c•Jl y of I I'\ 111t-. tired of \\ .J 1t1ng on dt· v1,:lopml'nb 111\ \\hat Mayo1 !:Ml V .1rdouh:. prt"d1th \\ 111 nt'\l'r ha1)pl'n. mm,t·rl closer tht:i \\l't'I.. Lo\\ard bu1ld1ng 1i... 11\\n com mun1t\ lht•:1tt·r 1111 ,, mul h "m ••ller st·alt· On Wc.·dne!-.da\ lht ('1t\ C'111111 nl \Ot<.·d 5 too' 111 prut·1·1.·d \\rth 11t·got1:.1t1un!-. \\1th S:i11 l'runusc·11 .1rth1lt•cts Wurs l1·1 Bl·rriardt and Emmon1'. for dt•Vi.'loµmt•nt ol .1 ma:,ter plcm for tht• tht•i.Jll'I Thl· COUn('tl had d l'l<t vc.·d t \\II month!> on tht.· mutll'r ·ht.·cau1"11 of rumors a nd f1nall\ t'onf1rm<.1 l 10n that Orang1• Cf;Unly M u ... 11· ('1•n11•1· Inc·. afltr fi\'t' yl'ar ... and lll'l>t!t'lltlll ul If JXl!:'l!o.lhlt• "llt·~. 't lt'l'll'd I,;('! Thi st•lt•t·twn \\ii!-doubh 1m pot t .int bt•t·a11s1· lhl' 1·1t) hoped 111 lot.tll ti O\\ n theall'r in l nl\1·1·..,1t\ T1mr. Cc:nll'r, onlv .11·r11 ...... ,·he · -.11 l0l·1 !Campus Dn\ 1 from th1. propo!.l'd "1te ot 1h1 mu..,11 l'l'llkr In addition. lht· l'll v ha .... S1 3 mlllwr. ,1\ a 1!.1 bl1· ,;, build .e 1twa te1 lhal w11l 1.·osL ar. est1m<1l .. rt s~ m1ll111n lht· d1ff(•rent:1· \~Ould h a H l o tH' m ad t> ui- 1h1 ough pubhl' grunt~ or pnvat1· d11n J t10n:-a nd foundation g rant!. Va rcl11ul1:-111 iw rt1c u!ur fl•arNl !S1•1• l'llEATER. Pa~e .'\2l Two Cou11tesses 3 More 'Tube' Babies? LON DO:'\ 1A I'1 T hrc•t· mon· ~omt:n. l\\O of thl•m l'OUn ll'SSl'!:'I t'>.p t:Cl tl'!>I tUbl• bJbte:, lhl!> Har. lht• Oml) f:~pn•-.-. n 'port t.•d todJ) 1 l·{tol,1lt•d ..,ton . A:l 1 Thi· Hnl1sh labll)ld '><ll d lht· "tit• of " \\C•alth\ Britis h t'.trl .e ncl .1 \\ 1•..,l I ;t•r m:m t·ounll'::.s t'' Jll'l'I t lte•11 h;d1H'" ,1round ('hns lrll.t!-. .incl thl· third \\oman. .1 St·ot t'\Jlt-C'h h1·r.., 111 No vt·mh1·1 ~01w of I h1· \\1111w n " ..... 1<l1•n t 1r11·<1 But tht.· E xprl'""' ..,,11d lh1· Hrrt1sh !'ountl•!.s. l1 k1• lht• molht•r or lh1· \\nrlrl'" f1r ... t tc·sl luh1• Beaten Girl Still 'Poor' In Hospital 1\ I t't.'11 ,1g1• .1!111 \\ho ,JflJlitfl>lll I~ ";1 .... h·fl 111 d11· on .in lrvrn1· ..,lrc•l'I Thursd;c) :tlt1•1 .in d" .... 11 tan1 fr.1t·turNl ht·• ..,kull. n · ma1ned rn poor t•ond1 t1on tod'-'' Ill the 1 nlt•n..,. v1• r ;1 re· w ,1 rd of .1 lor..il ho!-.pttal Tht· d11lcl. I\. rt•port edl) ,1 1 unaway from ,1 :'linrth lh 1kot<• lnd1;Jn rc•::.l•rval111n, wa ... founrf s prawll'd rn thl' 1111.JCl\\a) un Jtl frl'V Rond . north of lht· San Diego Fn'l'\\ ,1y. ,1t 1 :JO .1 . m /\ motCll'l!-.I dn\'111g h 11m1· ..,pnllt•cl l he gll'I Pol1c·c· s ;.i1d ... he· wJs 1nc·oht•rl'nt .Jnd babbling Tho ugh "ht• told them s ht• ha ad .ind thro" n from a moving rar . nfflct•r" "'"d "hl' a ppNtr(•d l'Unfused hy her tnJurrl'' bab~ born Tucsd:.i:. bc.•c:.i m t.• pn· bab) born Tut.•-.day bcn1m1 prl'~na nt after treatment b~ g) nt•cologist P atnck Sll'pt0<• and phys 1olg1st Robt•rt Ed\\ard!-. Jt th t• S?cneral hospital 1n Oldham .1 mill town in northl·rn England 190 m 1 le::. northwest of I .ondon A fou rth wnmu n \\ho hopcc; 111 hl't'Omt• prl•j:!nttnl il fl l'I ('00l'l'P t ion outs ide t ht• ''om h 1s undl•r 1n-;1tm1·nl 1n l.1111don "· S t Thoma .... ·.., Ho::.p1tal Sht· 1:-1n ht·r :ms and 1:-hl'ln/.! sh1t'ltfrd fmm lht• pres .... bul ml'dwal ... 11urn·~ ..,~11<1 it would h1· s11mt• trme• bt•fur<• 11 wa!'. known 1f '>h1· \\en· 1>rcgnant M l'dtc.·al h1sto r) ·., f1rsl lest llJbC' baby. Louise Brown. w~::. mOH'd from ,, '\pt'c·1al l'are umt T hu r..,da~ lo '"'" hC'r mother in tht m<1tl'rn1t~ ward ut Oldham .incl 01s tr1t·t (;t'nl'r<il Hospital. .1 nd .1 bullt.'lin s.11d !.ht "a~ "pro ~rt'!-.S lllf.! \'l'f\ \\ t•ll " T hl mollwr. L1.•s l1" Rrowo w hn will b•· :n Mond<1y. and he r hushand .tnhn. 38 .• 1 truck drsv(•r who ha!. .1 d ;1ught t•r b} J pn· \' 111u :-m.irTl:.tJ!l'. had l>L•en unabll· IP h.J\lt' children for almost HI vt•a r.., of mar r1agl' bl'C·ausc an 11 (St•c BABIES, Page .\21 Irvine Exempts 36 Builders From Tax The· lrvtm• C1t\ Cou11l·1I h.1:- 1•\emptt'<l dt. vl'lopt•rs 111 3t: m" outlding project .... from paymlnl 11( ...i new cons trut·l 1un '·" hc•c·aust• thl') had .1pplt('(J fo1 hutldmg pt•rmtts bc>torc· the· t ax \\ "" c·naetl'CI .Junt.• ~7 · 1 nl'VC'r tnlf'ndt•d th .. I lh1:- 1·ha r g1.· huv<' an t•x post fucto c•f ft'C"I ." Councilman D:Jv1d S1lh.. lnld o;everal compa ny re prest n 1.111v1·:-who .1 pp1•,tlect 10 th1 c•oum·1l for r<'lu·f TUl'!-.d;1\' Ahnut $241.91 :1111 t;ix rt•"1'nuc•1"1 w1•rc> lf\VOl V(•d Counctlmnn Arthur Anlhonv -.:11d 1t would bt• unfair to t'hargi.· dt.'VC'IOp(•r <; who..,t· h u11ding p1'rm1t.-; still \\P rt' hf'tnJ.( priw t•ssed while tht• nt•w t~•x W:t!'. h1• mg t·nucted '.\>t a~or 8111 V;1rcloul1.., 'vOtNI ~1th tlw n •st o l th<· council tn c·x .. mµr tht· proft'< '" hul "'orntd .1h11u1 thl• t•lft•l'I 11 woultJ h ,nt' 011 !ht• I'll\ hudgt•I T h t· "Y"l<.'m!-<11 v1·lop m t•n1 t·h,11 ).!1• .1~ 1t ..., t allt•tJ 11"1 a tax ol tlOl IH'I Cl'Ol o l tht• bu• ldrnj! 111•1m11 'a luatron of new con -,t ruc·t1on prOJl'Cls 1-.: ... umalt•s sn Junt· we re that I ht• I ,1,, \\OUlfl ralSl' $1 7 million .tlwut .t third ol whreh wa~ hudgl'll'(,J for str<·et a nd traffic· 1S<•t' EXEMPT. Pagt• .\21 or:::fJ~:as• W eathe r Pest control a nd dav to day county library ser v1cl's also face ('UlS But dis trict official~ voiced ht tit• obJf'Ct1on to their financial rl1lcmmu twfon• Orangt• Count~ Proposition 13 cut r evenue to thl' s pecial dis tricts by $S.1 7 mt Ilion And after reducing their own o,;pcndmg plans. d1str1ct!> · ad m1nistrators had asked for $27 m1lhon in statt.' u1d L(•Si. than half tha t umount t!'. ovallablf• Price of Gold Soars Some· lah• night and <'a r· ly m 11rnm g low c louds. 11t ht•rw1'l 1• fa i r today through Saturday. A little cooll'r n t•ar thr coast. I h~h !> ranging from the low 70s at the beaches lo the mrd 80s inland a reas Lo"., tom~ht 58 to 68. Thief Empties Irvine Flat A Park Wc.•"t J\p;irtmc n11'. 1 rvtn t'. fl at wa!'i bu rgl arized Thursd ay. c•vcrything t ha t was in it was taken. Luckily for the tenant, 47 ye ar.o ld cnfline-<>r J ohn Chaffin. "everything" wus two <1nt1quc.• <lining room chair-.. ~hu·h he• valued at $250 apiece Chaffin told polkr he• \\,1-, in lhl' pnK't'lo" of rnmrn)l mto llw apart m1•11t al :lHOO 1~,H kv11•\\ l.an1'. .1nrl -.o fo1 h.11J hr1iu~ht over o nlv th<' r hnu--. S upervisors a ... kC'd county of ftcrals to continu<' rc•,·1cw1ng lh1 d1 ~tn cts' request::. and suid the~ \\OUld take finlll action /\UR 15 State l1'g1s lation that offl'rcd lht• $12 4 million carries wit h it a lii;t or spending priorities. Al the top of that list is public s afe t y. meaning il is like ly the county structural flre district will get most of the $4.7 million needed to ba la nce 1ts $15 million 1978 79 budget. Futhl'r down tht• pnonl)' lis t a re• t lw st>vrn county scr v1('e• . u·1't1 clt:..I rll't:-lhat provide pork m ;11 ntenant't'. street swrepin~ m1 •chan lands('apm g and rcen•<• (SN· LJBfl.\RIES. r ag(' .\2) Exceeds $201 an Ounce on New York's Market LO NOON I Ar I T he pnc•1• nf i.:old soured uhovt• S200 an nunrt• a rC'cord. on thf' maJnr European bullio n m~1rkct today The prin• wus fixed <t l S201 30 in hectic afternoon trading on the Lonlion market and rose to $200.65 in Zurich , Europe's big. gest gold market . Dealers here said bullion was given a boost when Am erican b uy ing developed at the sta rt of the business duy 1n llw United Stull's In Nl'w York. thP prt<'l' of srnld pa:-sl'ci thr $201 an ounr" mark .1t two leadmg ~old rd1m•r" a nd f;tbricutur-. Engt>lharct M1ncr:ih & Cht'm1l'ltb Corp quott•d gold hulh11n .tt $201 60 :in uunct>. up $7 2~ from Thur!>d.1v whill• llan rl) &. llarm.in ..,d ,·..., base prtN· ror !(old ut S20l 30. up S7 Investors trnd1t1on:.illy turn lo gold m limes or monctury en s t a bi lily. and thl' '\t t•ud y det'line or the d ollar on thr world'c; foreign cxchunAes has caused a s urge in bullion prices The dollar sonk to 3nottier rec· ord low in Tokyo ~·~amst th<' .l apancsl' Yl'll to<t ny 3nd con t1nucd lo "illdt· against muJor Eurnpc•an t·urrenrlt.'"'· f~e lllng mnri• than :! perl'rnt al(mnst tht• Sw1sc; fram· by l'arly attPrnoon <~old had b<>en trachn~ around $199 .in ounce• mo!\l of tht• d LI) .tnd thl'n movc•rt higher iollo\\1ng l'l'po rts that thl' prcstdenl 111.lht· S we s.., n.it w n ;ll b .1 nk ... r1 11 l,1•11t"1h•r, ht•l11•Vt•S ttJ ,1! .1 furlhl'r apprce1;.1twn of the S"'1":-. franc against lhl' dollar 1s 1n evttablc. The previous record fiXtnj! was $197 50. recorded Dec. 30, 1974. T he> fixing is the price agreed t o b14 Londo n s five muJor hullion' dealers for th1• da> s tr:>din1Z after conl'c>rnnR us unll} by l elt.'phonc The previous r«•cord c.·.t m l· 1ust ,1 (('w days before conJ(ress1onul lcg1 sla t1on allowed Ame rican::. to <SH GOLD, h«" All INSIDE TODA l' .'iummer pla111> at Orange C'11ast C11llPqe hatlt' bt>Pn n 1.11d1111111 for yt•urs hul Pae1/1c Overrure~" could bt' lhf' laH ht>cau~e uf the 11w111a(J1' of l'ropos1t1on 13 Storu urtd ptctures on Page Cl . .... ~ At T•,.ts.niU ., tat.,.mlH..., •tt """La--. cs 91 ........ l. M 10,41 •• ~ ..... cs.~: lv•ll••" ... , MVt!UI"-' C.a1lltrt1I• ., llltsta .. r•ne• GI Ctat .. h•• 01" Sylvla Port .. u Cem1c. at ....... • .. tO Cr•ttword •• SttO M•1"119'! H Ot•t" ... ,1( .. 01 hie""'°" Cl ~flltfUI .. _ A• , .... , ... , c .. 1.• a11tttt••-I Cl . ... , .... ... ..... , ....... 11-1 Wtrlf Ntwt •• Mtrt t(-I I Friday July 21 1978 Tou.·11 Ball Talk 'System' Hit By Carpenter rh·scnb111g hlmM•lf ;as :.i IJml' du<'k "\.\ho l'i grnn~ to \lt'nl hlb 'iplccn on lhl' by:.lcm ." slate St!n . Ot!nnis Carpente r said Th urs d ay tha t California's n•prei;l'ntaltvt• govf'rnm(•nt real ly is n 't rl'pr<.'!-.l'rltat1vt• at i:l ll Spl·:1k1ng to thl' Orange Coun t v Forum o f Town Hall. t;urpentcr reiterated his belief th at lt!g1slat1vc t crmi. ought to ltl' lim1lt'd to kt•<.·p l<1Y. makcri. in S,tl'rJml·nlo from hl'c·oming too c·l11 .... t·ly .Jlhcd with :.pec1dl in \ l·n•,,t groupi. T h e Newpo rt Uc ac h llepubhc:.in 1~ rctmng at the end Cadillacs Rusting? KANSAS C ITY , M o •Al'l Hucivt•d by Y.hut tw l'alb a "vast armv ol rus e y Cud1llac ownt•rs ... .J oe Egll' ht1s s uNt Gt•neral :\lotors Corp for SI0.000. claiming hb 1976 luxury St•\ llll' IWJ.::t n l<1 rust It•:-.:-. 1 ha n a vt·;1r a ftl·r h l· bought 1t. · Egll"~ ~uit alleges that C l' 1H' r .al :\l 11 t ors <1 d 'l'rl 1 ... c·d tht· St•v1ll1.· <1s hJ\ rng "Zin<"roml't<.d to hi·lp fight ru:.t 111 kl·y pl..irt'"·" but 1t didn 't help tit· ... aid other Cadillac o\\ nl'rs hoVl' s imila r com · plJ1nts ho.1st-d on n •i.ponses from a "'''' "PJ1>cr Jd he r.in -;1·t•k1 ng he lp 1n his b;.illlt• agJ1n st the <:<.tr l'f1mp.1n\' From Page A I LIBRARIES t 1on JJrogr<.1ms in unim•orporr.tll'd -.,oulh count\' communities Th11.,1• tl1~t nets nl'l'd a colll'l' 11' 1• SI I million 1u ... t to balL1nc·1· 1h1·1r $:!'.I rn1ll111n l!J78 7!1 hudgt•ts .11HI nw1nt,1111 l•x1sllng servict·s t ti :\ 1 ..., ""'" V ll' J 11. E I Toro. l..1gun:1 :-.:1gucl Lc•1s un· World. South Laguna. J\t•~t·an llllls and S.1ut h Laguna Ii 1 lls . Without the SI 4 million. said 1·nunl' adm1111st rah Vl' assistant t-.:rn1t· SC'hlll'ldt·• I ht• d lblrJCtl> m :_i' hJ\'l' to · Ehminat<.• stn•d ~weeping 1111 res1dl·nl1<1I arc.JS Cul p;.irk ;.i nd ml•d1an t.1nd~r:1p1• mainll'nancc by 15 p1.•n•1·nt ·to kl·l:I;> 1l alive :it lhl' b<1n• m1rnmum l>o .1w:1~ \\1th ~outh recreLI t t011 p111gra ms ;\l Jkt• tuts In th(' :\1 IS!>IOn \'tt'I'' ;\lun1C·1pal i\dv1sory Coun <·11 South tnunt\ 'ol0r v1ce a nd a ~l'I to opt•n ('ro~n V:_illt•y Com m11 n11' !'ark f1l'lcl nffirC's ·\1:,1; h;ird hit ma)' tw tht· coun t~ ·.., 21 :-.tn·l·t lighting dis trit'b. ~d11w11IPr s:11d. although cuts 1n l'll"I \\t1t1ld ht• hard lo c·ciml· by T h rough c·11nt ra<:ls "1th utility ru ms. Schn1·11kr t•xpla1m·d. tht• <11 -.1 rirti. mu..,l pay half their normal bill ''hcther any e ler" t I ll ti\ IS U'-l'd or not Th~· 1·11nlr0J ct.., \\ 1.•n• dl•s1gncd "" thi· ullhly firms could recoup tht•ir 1nves1menl 1n in:-.talling thl' l1ghl In~ Sl'r\'l<'t' Tht• \Ju<lj!N -.quel'll:' for s pe1·1at <11c;tnch abo will mt•an postpon 1ni;: bu1ldlllJ! n<'w hbrane::-in San l'h•nH·ntl' S.1n Juan Cap1stran11. In lnl' El Toro and La H:ibr a R.1rbura r ox . JO J!.Sistant d1r<·rtor of lht> t:ountv Ccnernl SL' r v 1 c l' s i\ ~ (' n <' y . ·.., a 1 d l h (' hbr.1n d1stnct all>o m tiy hall Sunda~· 11pl'ru11ons. bookm ob1k .ind other SL'r\'l<'l' Sht' said S2. I m1lhon 1s needed tn s t att• a id lob.d a nce lhl' hhran 's SO 3 m11l1on propo:,l'd I !178 7!l buclgl'l .incl pNsonnel ('Ill s .1 ln•ad~ huvt' ht<'n made or lht• vt•ar after 'ol'f\'ln~ f\.\-(1 lour } cur tl'rm~ c1s thl· stall' senator from the :J6lh 01!.lnl'I which encompasses most of southeast Orange County. Sprinkling hi s talk w1lh Jllkt•s, Carpl'nler 10 his view. t'X pla tnl'd th<it l'Jl'f'l'r ll'~1sl ator.., beco me unre..,pu11 ... 1vt• to lht· ma J O ri Ly of lhl' Ir l'Oflfo\llt Ut!nb' responding insll':HI to ..i prt·'o ~ure of interl'st ~rou p., out of fl'at of losin~ an t•lt•ttion · Lcg1:.lat11rs n·1.irt•:.ent tht• voices they hc:ir hl' s<J1d "It's not too often lht•\ n·pn" ... ('nl lht• public al largt• 11r lht•1r t•on~111 ut•nls at large Leg1.,lat11rs movt· s uhst<Jnttally oul of fl>ar of los1n~ support or bl•tng thrown o ut of of fil'e." Thal unrcpn•st•ntl'd m ajority, according to Carpl·nter . 11> r arl'ly heard from . but "thl'y rnst· up 1n .rngt•r with P ropos1t11>r11:.1 Describing th<> t ax llm1tat1on mt•asurl' as lht• "v1•h11'1t· for thl· Jc·eumulatt·d w1ge1 ot -.ot'll't\ · Carpe nt1'r eontf'nded that th<· measure had littll· signif1tanl cf ((•ct on tht• Lcgblaturl' bccaust• lawmakL•r:. Llrt' trying to find ways to gl'l around it. Cit 1ng the ust• of st alt• .,urplus money to aid loC'al govc.·rnments hit by Propos1t1on 13. the state sen a t or declared flatly . "There'll bt• no C'hJngcs Ian gov· t•rnment sp1.·nding > r esulting from Propoi.1t1on l'.i." During his spt·t•ch. Carpenter rarely used spec1f1cs or cit ed b~ nume legislators who had com1· undt'r influence of :>pl'Ctal interest groups llowevt•r hl' '"as t•nt1CJI ut (; ov Hrown for first opposing l'r11pos1t ion 13 <Jnd for his ('Ur rt•nt role in ~upport of I Iowan! J arvis. thl' m easure 's author .. He led the fight against 11 and hl'n· it 1s a month later and you 'd think ll was his idea." Carpenter said of the governor As fo r his own r etirement from legislative lifl'. Carpenter noted that the hfc of a h·g1slator 1s not terribly rewarding, t:il1ng th<' $2'.l,OUO annual salarv ''ll 1ust fin.ill~ got to tht• pmnt t h :J t t h • . m I II LI s l ' s \\ l' r l .,1gn1f1l'arll1' gn·.1ll'r th:.in tht• plUSl'S, .. hl' "'o<Otl Laguna Ke1mel May Soon Be New 'Shelter' Negotiations art> undl·r wav for u Luguna Ht•al'h kl'nnel lo lw('nmt.• tht· lll•\\ IL"mp1Jr.Jn :in1 m <.1I sheller l;1t·1l1ty tor :.tray dugs. l'Ulb and \\il<I . .1111mals c:.ip tun:d on the :.trects and byy.ay:-. of lr\'lrn.' Or Ho~t· Ekeb<·rg ·, C:.inyon KL"nn cl:., 2041 2 L.1gu11a Canyon Road. has lwl'n llSl'cl as <.111 umm:.il shelter hcfor<.' hv the r1 ly of Lagum1 lkach. wh.it h MY. µro\'icll'S s h l'lll'r 'o1·rv1<·1•:-. f11r l r\'int• Lagun<J "u.., sl'r:Jt C'hecl from ib leasing arrung1.·mcnt by Mrs Ekeberg 111 October. 1977. in J d 1s putl' o\'C'I' an .1rt., festi val :-.<·a~on parking lol lhl· <'II:\ w.mt t•d lo grade ar rnss t hl' stn·l'l from her kenne ls La g un a Reach m oved its sht•lter JU!>t dm\11 thP 'otn•i•t hu' 1ng an SPCA l a<'lht} Thul t•1t~ OOY.' IS trying to ~l'l out of !ht• sheltl'r businl's!>. and hopt" L'VL·ntunllv to ('onlrar t \\-II h Irvine wh.en trvint• builds ll~ O\\ n permanl'nt s he lter Tht.• initial leasing agreement betwl'l'n lrv1n1· and Mr!> Ekebe rg 1s to be· al Sl.000 pt•r m onth for tu months P olice Chi{'( Leo Pt•a rl !.<Hcl thl' kt•nnels will be ne<'<led onl' lo t h rl't' years. while plan!. an• mu(ll' for a p('rmancnt pound Ofht•1ab of thl' Oran~e County \'1·1·1or l'1•ntrol Distnrt said thl'v 111'l·ct s1:M; H79 in s t all' ht'lp ltl h.1l.1nt·L' ..i $1 I million budgL•t Opt•rating co~ts of the sheltt•r a re expetted to be recovl'rcct m p a rt thro u g h fe<"s p a id h v owners of pets claimed. or udop tlVl' owners The City Council ~uvc Peart authoriwtion tn purSUl' the leas mg a r rangement. 1n c1 me<>tin~ Tues day. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ,.,..°' • .....,.. C •\t D,. ty P••ot tW"lth•'"''"' '-.,,,, ttt,,._..,,~ ..,,.. p,.,.,, ~ ovt>••'"""°o.'"'Or~.,. ~'t P\,OI• "1'1Q(nt'1DA"ly 4.19H'~'"fl(l•t~\•*" ouO• """'" AAf""'"" '"''°"Of' '••4.A• fr Co 14 .,.,_~ ~'•DU•• Ror.W" Hwfltt,,..O" ft-«til Jo•fll'\ U•"' V•• "" ''• ru• ~•ttOll't>....,, VAoH"'~ •"''1 ~.~ :::.~ ~"~:~~~~.:~~~-·~·~ flll•,._, Olill OtJDl•\1'•1\-0 PIA"'! ,., •t ,., wt\t IM• ",,..., t '" NWu C.•1ttor11·•.,.>-...... , ....... Pt, ,1CHl'\f •1'0 .. ..,0!1\IW' J•<'. c ........ Y•C •Or"''"'""'' '""" (,. """''• M..ll.llV- ,,_.,, .. \l(tuil t 1t•IAt '"*'"'" .. M Y,.,.IM M•"•O•l"l-0lft111 (.Mtl•' M Lee' "'f9'.tre, NtO 4\,•\14tl\t MAf'l4iQil"IO (°'I'~',. Of lie .. (f)'\11' AA~\l't Hl'~Wt\I f\Af~Ulllrt I ..ti-\Jt'IA I .. <t! ~ n-.(",I~,,.,_ Y" \It,.. t ... V'"l1"Qf~ f\ .. Art\ If-I) t~~' f\f'\.•UltlrlAt.., '-A~l'~~~:b~:O:l':'~ t.:.:·'' R~~ f•tep11011• (114)~ CtHtlfl•d Ad11erllel119 642·5'11 \..o·tltN<l V•ll•¥N~Utt1 -511 .. 310 ~::"i~' :!~ ":.~, c.~:v!,,P.-;~~""'::.~ ""•''" ... ''""''' ~~ftt· rfll ~·ft ,.,,. &4P ,,..,, •• .,. •l'I ........ ...._, ,..,., "'' ""'""''''' ...... -~··~· ........ . Jit(9""4 C'I•" .. ",. ••••••• c., •• ~,. (a t IO"' • \w•\l • r.t I'\~ "• •'' "' \1 'ftO"Ol!f f'lf oft 1 \• \0 ~·O •T °"II IA!•• di!-·'""'' -u ¥1 .... ""''"""• f'rortt Pa,,.. A J BABIES .•• rt'pa r able blockagt' 1n Mr.., Brown's F allopian tubes pre· vented normal conception The Slc ptoc· Edwards tech ni(IUC'. on "h1ch the l\\ o doctors \\Orkcd for 12 \('llf '\, tn\'OIVNI r•· mvv1ng a n ·('J?l! from Mr.., Brown's ovaries. fl'rllliz1ng 1t in :i laboratory dish with c;prrm from her husbund and impla nt ing the div iding c ells in he r utt>rus about 2112 day~ later The res ult was a blonde . chuh· by-checked. 5·pound 12·ounre girl born nin\• days prcmaturelv. Soml' S.000 women <arc r<'port L'd to h.t\ l' ... ought twlp from tht• h\ll spl•t•wltsts or from ulh1•1.., "11rk1n11. on s1m1li1r 111·1)jt•cts Puhhsht.'d l'stlmatt>s "' •· that m ttr1taln a lone.· 10.000 woml·n Jt ,. 1nfert 111• b1•1·a11...,t• nf hlo• kt•cl f.Jllop1.111 tvh1·'o , I O••IY 1'1lot PMIO llY ltocll.,d !( ...... , Consumer Prices Soaring __,,,._) 1.0 ~ 1\\,(;fo,J,ES tA l•1 ('on.,um1·r prit'1•s m Los Angele:. """ 01.10J,!I ('OUlllll'~ !.ky rockt!l · 1 ·cl 4 9 fll'l l'l'lll 11\ the first S IX month.., of th1. year a percen· la~t· rulmt higher than the tn· <'rt use recordl'd 1n th(' first half of I !17i lhl· l S LiJbor Depart· nll'nt I t'f.Xtrll'd lod.i) llighl'r poi.t a1w r ail'!-a nd 1n· l'rl'ast•d ro ... t~. of food. housing und transportation caused an•a t•onsu mt•r prlC'l'' to rise t 0 ix:r· ei•nl last month. -.aid Jim Wurth. <'hll'f ur thl• Sc)Utht•rn California offit·c• of tht· U1bor Depar1 ml•nt s Burt'.1 U nf l<ohor S t atistic~ t fh •lakd 'otnrv. J\4 . A11c1 in chi.· t:;month p{;r1od lwtween J um· 19ii und June 1 !liK. 1 hl· pri<'l·~ tor Lo:. A ngt•les .ind Orangi• count1e!> rost· "i 7 pl'rCl'nt \Vurth "aid. y. hill· lust month .. mcrl'a"•· m a rked the thin! "' ra1ght month pntes rost' .11 !t'.lst om· percent \\ 1th .Junt"" 1m·rl'a~l. the con .... um1·1 pnn · :111!1•\ ..,hot up to ,inothl'I 1cc1>rd 1~:J ti h11 the twu counl1 c~ Wh at Th a t bot!~ d o wn t o. Wurth 'ia1d . 1!-that 1t cost St9.34 lai.l month to buy the same i.;ood~ und st'l·v1ct•:, which cost SIO rn lht• basl' price year of 19fii It abo means the 1967 dollar v. ou let buy onl y 51 i cents wort ti of good~ and services in today·._ mJ rket. Wurth l:'xplamed Keep Ifs Bead (Jp Wurth said the seven m ajor art'al' of consumer spending last month wen• 'ood a nd beverage:. hou:.in~. transportation. apparel and upkeep. health and recrea t ion enkrtatnm l'nl and other good.., and ..,er v1ce:. -;ueh as co:. nwllc' It look:-. hkv l J Hutunno o! Oana Po111t hookl•d " big unt· .,... hill· .... urf fi shing dl l>oht•rw Hl•ach Actualh th<.' h1g Ocl'an going C.·ranP got lilted whl'n 1t st epped tn .i mud hole o ll1ttab ~•1~ The l'1«.1nt: dl· .... 1gned to wull< on thl· on•<.1n floor. 1 ~ being u ~l'cl tn C'on:-t ruetton ol a regional !)e\\ agt- outf'u II l11w EXEMPT ..• From Page A I s afl'l y projects. with the rest to ~o into a capital improvement:. reserve fu nd. TIIEATER COMPLEX VIEWED. • • Vardouhs got "90 perce nt" a!- .,ura ncl.:' from City M :rnagt·r W111i<1 m Woollett tha t . E'ven with tht• PH0mµt1ons, thl' city would 1•ollt•t'I at le<isl S! 7 m illio n. tht• largt•1. mor<' prl's ligious. mu:-.ic c<'nter wuuld soak up :.ill a '"1 il a hie• fund ml! Thl' mattl'f "JS tom phcat1·d h) ,in apparl'nl rl'luctan<'l' h~ :\I usic C'l'nter uffi tcrs publicly tu d1.,cuss its plans V:irdoulis com pla 1n<•d ht• couldn't obtain even ,1 pri\ .1t1· .1ud1l'n<'(' w lh them Vardouhs. who first puhhd~ (•nunc1ated the "rumor" that thl· mt1..,ll' t'l'ntl'r would be at UC! From Page Al GOLD ... buv and st•ll J!Old in 1975. Euro· 1w~m ~pel·ulator:-. had e xpected that thl' n1·w American lu\\ \H>uld cau~t· a boom in the gold m :.1rkl'l But th.it boom d id not nrnt<.•r ialize a nd gold prices graduallv decline d T hl' dollar. d espite ma:-.si v<: purchases by the Bank of Japan 10 stem the drop. dipped on the Tokyo for <.·1gn t•xchangc to ,1not hc1 rel'ord low The ailing c urrency closed <.tl 192 125 .Ja1>anese yen. do\.\n from Thursdav·s l'lose of 193 475 yen .inti al its lowest closing level ,,int'l' t rading began Lil the end of \\orld \\'ar II It 1s in J apOJn·.., interest to keep ttw yt•n from rising loo rapidly ag a1n~t the dollar because th1· United Slates 1s a kl'Y export m .1rk el for J a pan. A m ore ex Ill'""" t• Yl'n m ak e:. J a panese j!Oocb ll'ss com petitive on t he i\mertl'an m a rkt·t From Page Al LAWSUIT • • fa m 1 ltl'S with l'htldren un• ur. fccteci by the action. Somt• or the families a ppealed t<l the Irvine Cilv Council Tues d av. The council.directed the r1 t y ·a ttorney to explore what legal nght the c ity has to intervene in th<.· m a tter ll.1rpst's lawsuit asks that lhe l'Ourl appraise the value of his house and force tht.• homeowners association to buy 1l A hearing d ate hasn't been set yet. I It' savs h(' doesn't want to hve at Orangl' Trl'e anym or e ht>rause of the attitude of the rl''>tdents who voted fo r thl' rest nrt1ons llarpst claim ed be a nd his fum1ly a wife and infant :ilrt•ady have been s ubjected to verbal abuse by people .. who say they don 't want my kind hv mg there.'· Dynamite Found \H ULA V I STA I AP) -A cache of ('XJ)IO!!lves was found In San OIPf(O ('oun\y sheriff'<> tl;•put tf's and t'll y police Thur., rl.1y 111 an .11Ht1lmE·nt rompk'< p11p11l ,t11·cl mc1..,tl y I>) ..,e n101 (•t l11l'll' f:\plO'llH' detl'Cllllj.\ cfol('o "en• ui.t•d to loC'alt· tilt' 24 <'Cl'-l'" nr ti\ n.11r11t<• \0 ll htt•kc<.l g.1r,11tl'. dt•putu•s .... ud was slung by thl' n•ported 1rnta twn o f Mus 11.· Ct.•ntl·r bcrnrcl mt·m ber Gt•orgt• Mohr. "ho <;~11d thl· mayor ..,hould h,1\1· kt•pl his mouth shut :\111hr :-.aid p rC'm..itun• ~1n nou ncl'ml'nt \\ ou ltl l'lld a ngt·r 1wgotiat1ons On \\ i·cln1·.,cJ,I\ \'.11 lluuhs ..,,11d .11 .1 cou11c1l ml·l·tlng of ,1 mu ... 1t· 1·1·nter at CCI "It 's a fa(•l that 1t .... nl'\ l'I gwng to h.iµpC'n · \' .1rduuhs .... 1ul probll'm~ ''1th nq.:ot1ating "'1th tht• un1 vers1t' .inti proble ms within th1• ~lus1r <'t·nlt-1 t)l1.11d of d1n·1·t11r-· 1t!>t-lf "vuld prl•H·nl •l V.1rdoults <"l.11m1 ·d till' board .,.., clra..,t1t.ill~ split to th! point th1·\"n · Ir) 1n~ !fl kl(•k Pl'l1ph· olf .. Tho m a., \l11nn. C't1;11rman 111 lht• Mus11· Ct•lllt•r bc111rd . «on C('dcd t1xla~ t ht•rp 1s .1 problem. hut ht• l'lainwd 1t I!> with onh 1llll' ot tht· 25 din•ctnr'-foundtn~ pn•s1dent Calhe nnl' Quick Tht· hoard has usked her lo n · GSA Aide Fired WASHl'.'JGT0:'-4 IAP I Tht ht•.id nl th<.• p robkm rtddlt•cl C: l'ne r u I Serv1c<.•s 1\d m 1nistr.1 t wn f1 n•cl hts top a1dl' toda~ hera11:-.l' of d1ffe renct''-O\'l'r ho"' to run th1• agt•nc·~ a GSA sourn said c;s.\ Aclm1mstro.1tor J .1) Solomon d1s m1'>sl'd Robl'rt T <;nffin 1h1s morning Jltt•r Grit fin rt'fu-.l'ct to rN1n• sign three times Shl' won't Mrs Quirk said today. "Ther<" 1s no :,plit on the board Thcy·Vl' ,1skl'd ml· to rc.•s1gn hl•caust-I d 11 n 1 1 h 1 11 k h u 1 I d ! n"' .1 r• :rnd1tonum ,1t UC! 1s a mui.1t· l'C.·ntl'r. "hen therl• .ire olh1.·1 '-II l'S Thl hoa rd ma111nt~ proposl''- 111 hu1ld lhl' cenll'r on "L'"en l'<tm pus .iC're:. tn an .Jrca called c .. 11eway Quad. next to Campu~ l>llVl'~ Thl' "•tt· has bet•n rcs<:ned ..,111<'l 1969 by appro' al of I h« rt.· ~c. nts. l or .. major cultura l fot·1ht1c.·s ... It is bt'ing studied b) \\ lll1..1m R Pt>rt11 ;;, t'C mpu~ c·11n:...ttlL1ng ..1rch1tt t't. undl'r •. l't1 mm1ss1un lro m t h e MU'-ll' t'1.·ntcr corporatwn Thl proposed rnmpl1•x v.ouhl hOJH' three theater~ Thl' l<1rgl'5.l a ~L'.WO seal auditonum with largl' proscenium s tage . 01 t•ht•stra p1l and galle ry. would ht tully equipped for symphon) b;1 llcl. grand opera and olht·• IJrgc·scale productions. Tht· second theat er o f 1.200 s t'ab. would be s uita ble tor 1L'g1t1mate dram:.i. mus ical com t'd" recitals :rnd con certs The third tht•ater would se<Jt 300. a nd be used for expt'rlml·n tal drama. ne" production!-<m<l -;mall scalt: mus ical or othu performances. In a ddition. there' would be , complex of office ... J nd . rec;Laurant. cafl'lena and .;mall book:...tor l' ONLY THE FACTS • • \i l•\.\ l':-Ol 1malt•:-. or construction pro1t•t·t~ J)lanncd for th!!' year •P tl1l :11 l· the tax will r :11 ~c $:? m11l10P lo S:! il mdh11n Ftnan('1• Oll•tt•f Bt1rb.,ra ~lt·nd1·r .,on t'o·l'l'tl t.Jxation OP proJects .J lr1.•J d) under 'IA.ay wert· Doug la~ Development. La url•l 0<•\ <''opmt•r>t :"nrt ... woocl l r\11\1 II \Int· I'~ t•fll: J nd lht I n int· Co Compan:e::. wh1 rh already paid tht> la'< inc!u<linJ? Baywood lh '1 !11pn11·n1 "' l'!t·n p •. 1d tht• l,trj.;l''t 1,1, ..,,. 1.11 ('fllll't'll'd ~:!'.! !1!17 \.\Ill J.!l'I n ·fund!-, 1f tht•\ Ill 1•x1 mpl1nP rult•., Sadat Barbs Overlooked JERL'SJ\LEM l /\Pl -Priml' \lln1sll'r Menachem Be gin was qu(ll 1·<! tod;1y "' "e koming EitY pt 'c; w1lhn~ness 10 continue Pr<.•s:d ent Anwar Sadt11 ·-; ptact· 1nllrnt1vt.• d1.•sp1ll' Sadat ·c; attack~ on tht.> lsrat•h 11.:'adl't .,hip In ,, .,,11 ion. II} hroadC'a!>I 'P' t'I h Thur .... d.1) Sadat called 1,, acl1 le<H'kr .... "thugc: ... and .... J:d 'thl· d..iv \\ 111 nt>ver come' \\hln Egypt wtll t rade Arab land for IH'<t('I' • MA'AM! Recently a c ustomer was comparing our prices with another store. We were informed our pricing was higher per square yard Upon questioning. we discovered that the o ther store was furnishing a considerably cheaper padding than the 64-ounce sponge rubber padding included with our transaction Furthermore. in this case. we were comparing our •nstallat1on against an installation worth far less. (Many stores contract their labor by the yard .. to layers of unknown background and skill We have our own crews. trained and controlled by us. offering you the best quality installation possible) So . . factually -the estimate was not as 1t appeared to be' In conclusion. when comparing prices. make sure you are comparing equal values! 1663 PlACENllA AYENLJE 17 Laguna / South Coast * \i't t~rnoon '\. l • ~(CJ(•ks VOL 71 , NO. 209, 5 SECTIONS, 58 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JULY 28. 1978 TEN CENTS Would-be Stars Flicker; Fraud D owns Uy G.\R\' GR.\-"lVILLE 0t 111e Da1ty P1101 sun T\.\ o oo~cun.• night c lub entertwm•ri. ..,lt uck 1t rich in Orang<.• recent!} when an unknown mllliona1re paid tht•m S50.000 lo perform m h1::. nl'\\ mtery Uut \\Urry tht· enlt•1tainers did as lht•y \\ .illed for their big chance to knock 'em dL·ad al lhL' new night club But the s mt.H•r and h1:-. at•companisl grev. rcstl<.•:-.s v. hen. for one rea son or another. their debut ut thL• poi.h club rnn into u scri e!'> of dl'lu~., So W01T1t•d did they bl'comc that lh1!-> "L'ek they culle d the maker of the checks thl• womun g<.1vt• them on behalf of he r millionaire boss THE SINGER .\NO HIS s 1dck1ck quickly leurncd the t•hecks tht•y had lot ed to the hunk over the past two month!. \H'ren'l those of a millionaire patron. DON'T WORRY. THE\' v.ere ulleged h told ll\ th<.-milliun .. 11n .. ··., \\omun ;.igt•nt. Wl':l'I ' willing to P<I.\ you a rt• l a Jnl'I' to m ake <'l'l'li.1111 \ ou'll bt• on h :.ind "hen the club opt•ns · l n st ead. tht:> thccks wt•re oncl' voidt•d p~1y roll chl1<:ks belong ing to the world':-. fon·most pl<Jtfurm o il drilling firm. S;rn , K e ep Its B e ad llp (I tnnk!-> likt· I . .J Rolunno of l>an;1 Point hnnkt•d ;i hli-! om· v:hilt· surf fi shing at Doht•n\ Bt·a('h \etuallv th1.· hi.I;! orean · l!otng ~·r,in1• got t lltt•d \\ twn it :-.lt•ppL•d m a m utl ho ll' off 1 ct ab :...<1~ Th<.• n:i rw d1· s1gnt•d to \\all-. on lhl' oct•an floor. I!> bl•tng usl·d in ('unstruction of a rt•gwnal !->l'wagl· uulfoll lml' Price of Gold Soars Exceeds $200 an Ounce on Europe's Markel LONDON IJ\Pl The pncl' or gold SO<Jrl'd allov(' $200 un ounce, J H'l'Ord. on lhl' ma1or Europt•an hulhon market today The pnce wcis ftxl'<i at S201 JO 1n hectir aftt'rnoon tnidrng on lht• Lon<ion m arkt·t and ro:.t• tn Oran:a:aM L< ..!!SZ..-- Weather Som!.' late njghl and ear ly morning low clouds, oth erwise f air t oday through Saturr!;iy A little ('OO ICr nt'ar the coast ll i~hs ra nging from th1• ltrn 70~ ttl lhl' hcacht'S to lht.' mid ROs 1nlanct :1r<'as l.111\-. ton1Rht 58 I 11 68 l~SIDE TOD~ l' Summer plays at Orang1' Coast College haw been a tradition for 11ears. but .. Poet/le Overtures" could b€ the last because o/ the passage o/ Propostllon 13 Story and pictures on Page Cl. Al Yowr Sffvto ... II~ Ct 111 LM .. ,. •\Otll\4U C•lllor1t1A Cl•nlli.e c.,,,10 "' l1ttetmlu..., •to AM Ulld•"' .. ~., .. ... , MulHll'ul'd~ ''"'·' ... c ......... Out~ Htl'C" lllf'-l•tP_,. IM..-tai-.... lllt'l"t "-- • "' ....... ,."" Ot-11 Syt•I• Po-1.,. ., '""' IJ Steel M•rhf\ DJ. hlnhl_, "' '"-•1 ... c1 • ., .. ,.,... II f .,., .. II.wt ., c:µ IS ..... IJ Cl ,, ,,. "' ,.. S200 65 in Zurich. Europe's big. gest gold market Deakrs here se11d bullion was g1vt•n a boost when American buv1ng dt'veloped at tht-start of South Coast To Hold Back On l.ibraries? By KATHY CLANCY OI t• 0.11" Pllet Stall The ripple from Proposition 13 may postpone construction of libraries in San Clem ente. San .Juan Cap1struno. lrv1m• and El Tnrn "" wrl I as curtailing rl'crt•alton. s treet swe<'p1ng and landscape m:.11ntenancc in S<td llll'back Valll•y Pest control a nd day-lo·day c·ounly library services also face cuts But district officials voiced lit- tle objection to their financial dilemma before Orange County s upervisors Thursday when what was billed as a two-day hearing wound up in just 90 minutes. SupeFvisors were beginning the process of dividing up Sl2.4 m illion in state aid to help 53 SIH'C'tnl districts with budi;t't woes brought on by Proposition l3'!\ n'<fuct1on in pro~rty tax revenue Pro~ilton 13 cut rrve nue to the s pecial districb by S53 7 I See LIBRARIES, P1ge AZI thl' bu~mes~ day m tht• Unitt'd St<Jtes In New York. the price or gold passed the $201 ·an-ounce m.irk at two leading gold refiner~ and fabricators Engelhard Mineral!> & Chemicab Corp quoted gold bullion etl S201 60 un ounct•. up S7 25 from Thursday. while llan dy & Harman set its base price for gold al $201.30. up $7 . Investors tr aditionally turn to gold in times of monetary in· stability. and the steady decline of the dollnr on t he world's foreign exchanges has caused a surge in bullion prices T he dollar sank to another rec ord low in Tokyo against thC' Japanes e yen today and con tinued to sltde allain~t mttJor European currenc1t's. fallin~ more.• than 2 perN'nl aJ!<11nst the Swiss fr1mc by early aft<.•rnoon Gold had b<.'cn trading around Sl99 an ounce mos t of the day and then moved hil(her following reports that the president of the Swiss national bank. F ritz L e utwiler , believes that a furthe r appreciation of the Swiss franc against the dollar is in· evltable. The previous record fixing was $197 50. recorded Dec 30. 1974 The f1x1ng ts the prtc't' agreed to by London 's (1vt' m ajor bullion dealers for the day's trading after conferring. usually by telephone. on market condi· lions ta Vt• lnl<.•rnallunal Comp<iny The re \HIS no m1llio nain.· And tht· non t•x1s ll'nt milliomlin<s new night duh'' :i:- non ex1stt•nt .\11cl ti \\:t. :\Ir• \ft-C.11\ \\1111 v..1:-. 111 Or.111gl ( 'ourll' l.111 h" l'h111 -.<l.1\ ,dtt•1 11n11n. d1.1ri.:t·d "It I: tr .n11t .1nd 1·mbt·1.zlt· mt·nt There wa~. however. '' bookkccpl·t at S<:1nt ;.i Fe Jntl'rnat1on;.il who upp<.tr<.>ntly had bL·t•n ::.mitten by thl' cntertC11m•rs tall·nb l'ol1t·1· !-aid t h1•\ did 1101 knm~ \.\hat p1oniptt·d th1 · ''om.111 lo ,11ll,l.!Pdl~ l'm twult· the· mon1•\ p:nd 111 \ht· .... 1ng1·1 :.ind hi" pl.1111 .... l .H 'CORDISG TO POLICE. 11 "'a:-. tll\' bookkt•t•pt•r. Sht·ryl Ann '.\lcGary :is. ol 52 1 S Bt·dlord St Orange. who h .id rt•pn•st•nted tht· myth1t0<JI milltona1n· .1~ hi· t·ontr;u:lvd tor thl' t•ntt•rtainl'r" Sl'l'\'l('C:-0 \I 1«t11\\ hilt 1111 1•1111·1 t .i11w r Ill g ,11, .... 1 .. 1rd11ng 1111 .. 1w\\ ··11g.i~t·nw111 .111d tli1·11 c·ll.111t·1 lu m.1k1 1h1 bi1-. 1in11 lh.1l "''l'llH'd lo ho 1lw11 • .11 ()1 ,11\J;!l Count~ ... lll'\\t'"l lllHI 1111-!hl !'!Ult 3 More Expe ct Test-tube Tots l,0:--100 · •A P 1 Thn•l' mon· \\Omt·n. two of thl'm t<>untc::.st·s. l'X l.H'('I lt•st ·IUht• b.1b1e!. this yl·ar. lhl' D:.111~ f>q11 1·<.~ rcµort t•d todav Tht· hn11sh t.1hlcuc1 s:.11d lht w1ft• of a Wl·ullhy Bnt1!>h eutl .ind :.1 Wl'st I ;l'rma n countt•ss l"'< Pl'<'t lh<.'1r babies J r nun d Christmas a nd the· third woman ,1 Scot . l'\Pl'<'l:-. ht·r.., 1n '\/11 Vl'rTI be•1 Sont• nf thl' v.om1·11 " ..... 11J1·n l1f1t'd Church TV Show Out; Movies In T<'ll•v1s1on st<.ilwn KTl.J\ l'han lll'I 5 has dcl'1dcd to insert old Shirley Temple mov1<.'~ in tht• Sunday morning timt• slot ot C"Upied sinl'l' 1970 by the Re" Hobert Schuller a nd hi s ··flour of Power .. KTLA s 1mk 1· .... womu n 1\lan BarrO\\ s;ud tht• :-.tal mn h.cs not t.tn<·ch•d lht· lrad1t wnaJ houi !>ponson-d In Srhulll'f·.., c;,,rden c;rovl· Communil\< Chureh 'W\,.Vl' 1us 1' mutlt· ..,o m1· -.C"hedultn~ t hangl'S .mcl nffl•relf tht• 6 JO am ... 101 lo lht• c·hurC'h. :\I l~S Uurrov. Said ··w,. ha\'c found that k1dd1t· shows and fam11\ movw-. an· popul;,1r ul the• Ill a m hour that has bN•n U.."l'd b\ tht• thu n•h " Meanwh1k in'<;:.i rdc•n GroH· ·' -.pokesman for th<• church s:.i 1d. .. Losing Los Angl'lt's would rl':1I Iv bt· a Sl'rious bll)v. ln th1· minisln It has hl'Cll our IWm1· h:.IS<' .. But l h1· E xpn·,.., .. 11<1 r h1 Br1 t1~h nmnt1•:-.!> 111,, 1111 r11111h1•1 or tlw \'llrld ' f1r .... 1 ,, .... \ 111111 bab) horn Tul·..,d.1~ lw1 J n11 pl• ha by born Tth•:-.d:o\ ht e".11111 pregnant Jftt•r Ire .111111·111 It~ j!y nl1t·olog1-.t P:..tl t 11·!.. :-.1 .. 11101 .11ul phys1nlg1sl Holwrt fo:<lwurd• ,,1 lhl' g<·m·1 al ho-.p1t al 111 Oldh.1111 mill town in norlht'rn Engl.ind 1!10 m 1 lt>s northwl•..,\ 11f L1111elun A fourth v.om.1n "ho holH" I 11 b<.•comt p11•1.m•111l .cfte•1 c11n1°C'p lion outs1<.l1 tht \\Oll1h 1• urlclt'I Big Wedding In County Dr~Stars SLngl•t Fr;1nk S1natr,• c•orn ed i<in Don H1<'kl1·.., and lhl' l0nt1 rc· Lu-. 1\og1·l1· ... Dodgl'r b a~l·b•il l t 1o;.1m were arnonJ? the $:?Ut'Sh at thl' weddinJ.: of L;rnn• Lasorda. 24. in i"ulll•rton Thursd:.i' night T h l' f () r m l' I '.\1 I ...... f. ii S ll r ff ;1 d ,I U )! h l l I 11 I Doclgl'I manag1·1 'I 11rn La:-.or<1a tlt'1·•1m1· \1 1-.. S a nd .. T an I .ll'rrv Stl'plwn:.011 a I on g I 1 mt' l. a "" r fl ·' cron v "\;l'!'>. t'\ l'I'\ 1111(' h,Hf .• gn•.11 t1m1 S1t·ph1·n:-.1111 .... aHI today ·n on R1(•kle·-. 1•nl (•rta1nt•d .ind ht• ",,, g rt'at. !>Imp!~ J,!n·.it Among ollwr l!Ut•sh ·'' th<.' LasurdJ \H1dd111~ \\ 1·11 actrl'ss llope Lalll.!t' :.H'lot Ton\ LC1B1<.11H•11 .incl P1·tc 1 o· M. alll') son 111 l>o<fi..:1•1 1rn nt•r Waltc ·1 0'\1.tllt \ S urf's Up 111. I 111t 1:' 11: l.11n d oc ·.., Sc I hom ·•' 1111..,1111.il Sht 1::-1r. h1•1 :111-.. nd 1-hl'llll! •l11l'ldl"J lrom lh• p11 ..,, hut nwd11 al "ourcl'' ,oH I ,· \\ltt:ld 111 ... 11n:1• 11ml lwf111 • 1t '' ,,, kll11\\ 1: 11 ..,h, v.en· pl I "11 ,1111 \l 1·d11 ;11 111 .... 1111' • first ll'.,t 111h1 h.1h1 l.11111..,e B111v.n ""' 11111\ t'cl 1111111 , !'>lll"l Hll l'UI • Unll l"hllt "(j,1\ hi jlllr. ht•f mothC'r Ill 1lt1 m.11tn11I'. \\,1r<I ,,\ OldhJ"1 .tnd !),...f rll'I < ;1•111,ral I lospilttl. ISt't· 8 \Bl E~. P:.i~<· \:!) Joint Use Of Theater Proposed B\ Pllll.ll' ROS,t.\R" 0< I~ O•oly P1lof Sl~CI I ·c: lrv1n1 · C'hann·llor Uanwl Aldrich .Jr ..,aid today ht• plans lo .... ubm1t :• proposl'C.I agn •t•mt>nl lo un1\1·r..,1t) n•gl•nl .. m Sep 11 ·m lll't foi )l}Jnl dl'" 1.>lopmcnt. \\tl r Orani.:e• <.'ounly Musi<' C'1 ole r Im 111 . m•tJor perform 111g ,1r1 ... rompl1•\ or C':tmpu-. \ Id I It n ":tt<f rt'l!t'nl' !a-.t W<•t•I.. l'flf'llllf .lj!c•IJ l'ttfil lllUtd nq~Ollil 111111' °"tlh th! 111111! r:Jl!>ln j! ('()I p111.•1111n \\ll't hop .!11m· 15 suh m11tc·cl .• lt-lli'I· of 11111 111 to hwld th1 1•-..11111 :111•1! S:!!i rn1ll11111 f.JfOI t•e I In lhe me .int1m1· lht• c·1ty ol II ' 1m un•11 111 \\ .11l1ng ''° cle ' .. t11pnH"nl!-or '~ h;rl Mayor Bill V.1rdo111t ... prc•rl11·f ... \\.ill nC'Vl'I ha1>P• n. mml'11 dn-.1 r lhl!> wee!. lo\\ .1111 h111lcl11ll! •h "" n com rnun•I\ 1111. •1•1 on ,, much ... 111alll'r "<'Cllc• 1:0-t't' TIU \Tt-:n . Pa~P \:!l Mtkt• ~ason . lluur ot Po\\t•r t'Xl'CU\ I\ l' prndtll'l'I' noted thl' program 1s the lonj!•'!>I running rt•l1g10u s church "l'l'\01<·1· on Lo ... Angell'i. tl'kv1~10n "Wt• fl'L'I 1t would tw a gn .. ut d1sserv1ee to tht• communil} t11 dC'pnvt• th<• h;.1nd1capped. lht• in firm and lht· l'ldcrly or a church service brought to thl'm in thto•11 homes·· :-Jason <;aid hl· hopl'S KTl.1\ will chungl• its mind :1bo111 lh1· lime changt• Laguna's Classic Set This Week e nd Bui Mrss A<trttt\\ 1n<l1<'alt•1t 11 ' .. C'losed ISSUi' 1.agun:..i llt•<H"h will ht bnm mint? v.1lh 'IJ11r·1-. 1·1llhu-.1:1-.1' .ind "l1t'l'1it lor .., Salurtla\ .-rid * * * Laguna Lifeguards Rescue 133 in Surf Large surf. c·ombined with in ex pe rt l'nC \•d "w 1 m m f'r ' and body !>Urfrr:. T hur-,day kept more than 50 l.Jguna Rl•ach li feguards bu~~ pulhnA 1·x h au~t t•cl visitor' from the " alt'r M annt• Saft'\' 1>1rl'rtor Rrun· Baird ~aid IJJ <;w1mmcr'> and su rfc rs wt•n· pulled from l ht· surf Thursdav. 1nrlud1ng onP Glendora \C{'n·aRcr who IOJured his neck in the s horebreak at Picnic Beach. Harry L. Hicks. 17. of Glen· dora, was treated ror neck in· juries at South Coast Commum ty Hos pital and later released. The wav1.•s Thursday were breaking at about six feet. with some eight foot -;wells «lamming i11to the sand Bumi o;111d "We had ,1hou1 ~1.''1 l1fl'guurd-. nul I h l'rt' all cl ay pulltnl( 'lurft>r; :.ind swimmers in.·· ht• .,aid The city's 17 foot res<.'ue boat wa~ flipped over en lht> h ('avy shorebreak at M uin Reach Park :.ii about 1 '' m Thur-.chly wh<·n lht' e nJ?JOl' on lhc· Hn'>lnl' "h.111 r quit 'On1• nl our liki?u..111\-.. " ..... 11111 p1el..1nJ;t up .tnolh1·11 i..:u.11d 1h.1' \\ t•nt tJUI tu .!:•"1 .1 hn.11 \\ .1111 1n11.. Ra trct -....11<1 V. h1 n lh1 bo:.1l l':tml' hack 111 lh•· 1•1lJ!ll11 quit .tnd tht• guarct m.111n111j.! lh1 boat saw .1 \\ :.iv1· ":1s gotni.! 10 brt-ak owr him · Tht• ~uard ~ot lht· c•ngin1· started again. but <.'U\ JI ofr )U"ol before lhe wave hit. sendtnR tht• large boat onto the beach "Fortunately. no onl· was hurl when 1t hil the beach... Rc11rd 'iaid Tht-1mpoct of th1' w..i"l' on the ho:it knclt'kt>d out 1l . con::.oll• he -::ml l.11e~u.1rrh •'Xl>t'l'l<'r•..o ns <See URF. Page A2 l Su11tf.1,· "" th• :.?41 h .innu;il Brn11k' '-'trt-t't !'urhng ('la..,!'\11 .111cl lh• :.:11 11 .111nu<JI l.Jgun.1 Be :.it'll Oti1 11 \."1•lh•) h;tl I t11urn.1 nu ril gc 1 1111ch r .. , ·" Tht .... ur1 , ... n111ning a l ons1!- l\·111 f•H 10 ..,1:\ fot·t at Brook' !->l1 e1·t ... 111• 111 th1 <1nnua l <'om f.Jt t111on op<•n In l.agun.1 Bt'aCh ..;urfl•r ... nnl} Doug /\lien. rt·crcat1on depart mt>nl s upervisor. says the Mm 111e:-. t bc>ys 12 and under > will paddh nut shortly ufter noon. wi th lht• high t1d1• Th1•y will bt• 111l fo\\>1d h y lh,. wnmt•n ':-. di\ ..... 111n Allt•1 lt111M· ht·.l\s. lh1• fmab 101 l;t~t \l',11 • h<•\ ml'n·-, <tncl •1·rt:n1 °' tlll'fl °'\~Ill bt' ht'ld \\ 1 111•1'1·1' 1•ornplt•tt•d I hos1• h1 .11 !> I .1~1 '• ,11 .... 11 "~ II tn .incl '"·'II lhe•m up Sa1urrl:i.v ... ·/\llen ,,1ul •od;I\ Tht· -.urf wa-. not 11101wr:1tivl' during lhl' 23rd an nu.ti c<1mp<.'t1t wn. leaving thos<• <11\·ls1on~ high and dry C'lly n ·crcal1on officials will lht•n bt·~in this year 's boys. 1un1or~·. men's. senior men's and m.1~tt'r'l dl\•1~ions, with some or those h1't1l~ ~p11lin~ over into Sun d.t) \\ 1· II proh.1hh -.tart again at 11111111 S uncluv hl'l"J U'>l' or lhi• 'ht,..!h 1 1111•· ..,1tu.1t 1on · Allen .... 111• Th• Lq~11n.1 M 1·n ·.., Open \. otlt·} hJll T1111111amt>nt will p11 t w o m 11 n v 1) 11 c y bu I t t <'n m" ,qp11n..,t olht•r" frnm S1:1nt ;1 (Sff 8 Et\Cll, Paitt" /\2) ,, ...... ,. ... "' IBEATER. • On Wednesday the City Coun 1·11 \'Oted S to o to proceed 'Allh nt•.:otwtion:. 1A1th San F'r.tn<·•:.i•o ,1rt•h1t1•ft~ \'-ur-.\L'r llt·rncJrd1 • .rnd Em mun!> for lit•\ 1•loprrw111 of .i m a~t\!r plan for tht th1..•.1t1.·r The council twd dc:l:.iycd t wv month!> on the mcJltt>r. bt."<·au~e of rumor ... and finally confirmJ t1on that Oninge County MU!>I(: Centu Inc . after fi\t' V«'ar!> ,md inspeCllOn of 16 POS~thle Siles. -.elected VCI The selection wa~ doubly im- port ant b<!cau ... 1..• thl' city hoped lo loc~itt• II !> own theater in t '•11 vt· rs1ty Toy. n Center. only _.Jl'r o-.s th<· !>lreet 1Campu-; Drive > from the proposed s ite of tht! music center In udd1l1on. ttw city ha ... SI 3 m 1llwn ava1l.1hlt• to hu1ld J 1 h1·atcr that w1ll t·ost un est1mat l'U $5 mil hon. the difference "'o uld have to bt' m ade up through public gninl!> or privat<.• don.1ti11ru. .md founcfat ion J(rUnb "<irdoult!> 1n part1cul<1r fe11rcd 1 ht..• l:Jrger. mon• pr<''>t1g1ou~. music ct·nter would ~ot1k up all ,l\'.lllablc funding '!'ht.• matter wa:. com1>licated h~ ,in Jppun·nt n·lt1t'tdnce b.v 'lU!>ll' Cl•ntl'r uff1C't•r!> publlc-ly lo <fl !>l'U:.:o. ll~ pf:Jn!> Car, Cycles Destroye d in Garage Blaze Flum1..•:, swl•pt through a -.1x unit S:.in Clemcntt' garage lull! Thur:,d.i). dl'~tr11 y 1ng an .wtomohllt> and t"'o rriotorcyclC'~ .111d l·.tu:-.1ng .in t·s t1mJted S50.000 to $75.000 dumagt· Fire om~1als S<lld lht·r(;' wen· :.l'\'Cral small cxplos wn!> during the fire at 1007 Hut'na Vista Tht·y auribul<·d tht· small blast'> to U('fOSOI <.':JnS !>tored in lht• ga ra~1· along "'1th paint lhinnc1 Jnd ga!)11luw F1n·men -.;11cl tht· t•uust• of tht· fin• Wal> u short 111 ;J lighting fl \ tun.' Ill tht• gar<•)!t' The :,po kt·!>man said tht· damu~c C!>l1mC1tc <.•ould go t11glwr but offirial~ have had d1f f1n1lt\ c·11nt.w11ng tc•n.inl!> ;Jbout 1 ht· t·•mll'nt:. of lhl' garctgc·-. One of thl' gara~cs apparently c·o111:iinl'd .in t•!>t1mutt·rl $25.000 111 1•lt'l'I ronil' 1•qu1µmt·nt but of l1cwls have been unubll• to ob 1:11n vcrificution Th<'rt' wc•n• Ito IOJlll 1t'!> in lh1• rr tt· Oemente Woman Finds Intruder An 18-yeu r o ld Ca mp Pt•nd I Non !\farme \\-<IS :-.urpn:.t·d b.\ .., San Clt•menk wom;m al ht•r home Thur!-.d.1) night "'hilt• .Jlle~1·dl~ try111i,: to burgldn11· llt•r rc!>1d1•nl'l' Pohc1· urrl':.t1•tl JoM:ph Frunk 1\ltmtton <it th\• city':, bus depot lnllm' 1ng th1· mt1dl•nl on the 200 hluck of ,.._ (:;I< ·amino Reul. f'ul 1l·e l>Jld the '>U:.pcct ~r<ibbt·d a 21 -yt•ar-old Sun Clemcnll' \\Oman in her horn<· \\ ht•n sht• d1M'Ovcred him J!> ... erll·dly trying to s teal Jcwclr~ Jnd coin'> Thl· man fl1•(1 when thl· womun ... t ru~gl!..'<l und he "11~ <:aplun•d . 11 tht· hu ...... 1:1111111 \I hntton '" ch:.irg1•d ''1th bur).!l;ir,\ JOii Ullt•mplC'rJ r<in<• Frmw Pogf! A I BABIES ... .md a bulletin SJld '>hl' wa ... "pro· ..:n•ssmg very well." The mother Lei;lev Brown "ho will be :11 Mond:.iv, and hl•r hu'>band John. J8. a truck driw•r who halo a dau~htrr h:; :\ rm · '1uus marrrngc . had bt•t•n unablt• lo h;IH' childn•n lor utmost ltl 't·:.ir~ of marrwgr bl'C':l\IM' ~in 11 r1..•p.irabll' blol.'IUIR<' 1n M 1-. Hrnwn's Fallop1an tuhe~ prt· \ t•n\1•c1 normal conception ORANGE COAST 1.. ~c DAILY PILOT '""" ()t~ (Cft\t D•·'• PtlM W\tf\..,..,.(,f\1,(0"!'\ 0-""'011W..,411'111r' P••\\ 1\out:H1""""'011NQ'f4f'\O.-(l"M·tt'1'uN••~ "O(O~tl-'"f ~,_..~,, tW\\.vr PY0••""4HI M \f\O•• ll'litOJQft J'.r•tt-'f f()f' (rtttf• ~ .. N• •rvut ""''"tot uu~'•NJ\M f\ieoa1f\ f tolJf\ '• l/4•Jr• 1•¥•1'\I •df11J fM • \l•llf't •"'4 \.•~1t.,t"4ttt"" \q 1t~tn.n1 A ·~· 1.,q·~\•~' flO-l'I n,1r)I .,.ot'ld \,..t~itt.t'i\ _."ft ,1,...~fo\ T~ 111" "" CM• ,. ,.,. t\ "'ca o• .,., "' i w. ,, U•• ,,. t c .... t ..... t•o•,,.,,,-4.,~·· J•<-• Cwt .. , "' •••• ,,."', '"d(tto•• .... ""'"'14"'' ,,_..,.., •····· [1j1tn1 ,,.""'" -..~"""""' M,.t'l.01"4 [Oito- 0.•,toM ,.... 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LH1111 • 8• actl Offlc• -n"6Gh1•""''''" \t,,.,t ""-'"flQ ·~·'' ., a ftro• ... •Mon Office• (tto\t4'""'1\4t U0wt\t8.l•\tf'ft't MQ~~"~!~ •• !"::~~~;,;:.'o • ,"'f\01 ... ,,~ h l•PhOn• (714)W-cin Cln1111ect Ad'llr11•tne tu-M7t L•I"" • .,. ech 1111 Oep.wlme nl I h l•phOn• 414-'4641 ~"=:''1.~ ;.:~ o;,~i:, (~":,:;·:~;~'"~ ::";, f"\•tt•t o• .. a••'"'*'•'"'t"fllt'' f\, , .. ,n m•" ac •t•••rJwt .. •11 .... fi,ff '"41 •I ••tl'ftt\\•e n ('f , ... ,,.~, ......... , \of< >"4 111,\ n '''-"' ••·'' ..,, ln .u ....,.,., (.ttltOr"tt• \yf\\"IOt•Of\ b• •ert•f• •t \ft "'4'MP\ly ""' "?t_. t U \0 Mt\ftl"I" "" ,.,, """"',...,.~.,, 'tl'l"'l\f'tflll1t\\<t ~"llf.:T-l~~~ll ~ ~ •!': 4,;( O•ltr Pjlel \wtt P- Lagmao Fo~ilities City Council Proposes Fees La gun a Bt·ac h t· 1 ty <'Oun l'iJmen will consider adopting a new fee schedule for use or com- munity rac1lilles. inc luding the t·ouncil chambers und the new VetN<IO!> Memo1·1:.1l Community Center \\ht·n they met•t Tuesday night. The nt·'A fee schedule is necl'ssary. city officia ls say. due I<> lht• passage of Proposition IJ. and a coun c II edict. that I hl• Recr eation and Sodal Ser vice ... Depa rtment become st'I( supporting Oq~an17.atlon ... Wllnting to ust· c1ly racllil.l~ would p;;y for the pr1vilegt• on a :.<'iJlc> th<at will bl' ou tline d Tuel>day for coun c1lmen. Groul>!> which charge a Jel' would pay a m1n1mum of 15 per cent up to a maximum of 30 per ('enl of the fees they collc<:t fo r thl'1r events 8Q0Y $URFER CUTS FOR GREEN WATER AS WAVE FOLDS OUT AT THE WEDGE OeIDente Eying Park Saving Plan Non profit groups and c1v1t• or l!~m1zat1on~ woulll p .~y siio to rent city hall or the <'ummunity t.'enter for the firs t 1 wo hour~ ;ind SIO for i:ach additwn~il hour of t.1st• Private and rt'l1g1ou:. group::. \\Ould tic chuq{t'd $50 for llw Ci rst t \o\ ll hour!-and .in addi t1on:.tl S15 pc·r hour the n •af1c•r Big Waves Took Toll Among Uninitiated Thuraday -Lifeguards Hauled 424 Out of Water FroM Page A J UBRARIES DELAYED. • • rn ii l 1on 1\nd .tlll'I 11"<lt1<:1ng lhl'1r oY.n 'IWllcl 1ng pl an~. tlls t nth· .id 1111n1-.11 .1tm .... had ...... kl'<I for S2i nulhon 111 !:.lat<• a11.I. Lt'SS lhu11 half that ~1moun1 1s ,1vu1l;.1ble. !'uµervis111 ., .,.,kNl c<iunty of fll'iab to conlli\Ut' n •v1l·wing thl' t11~trit·h n ·c11w ... i.... :ind ':ud lht·y would tak1· f11wl .11'lion /\ug 15 Start· lt•g1.,1at1on that offon•d thf' Sl2 4 m1ll10n carri<>!; with it a li-.t of !>pt•ndmg priorit 1cs /\ t t lw lop of I hat list 1s public '>afrl ~. meanin~ 1l 1s l1kel) th1· t•ountv !>lruC'tural fire· d1 ~lnct "Ill li(c•t mo-.t of lht· S4 7 m1l1111fl nt>£>ded lo balan<'l! 1ts SIS million 1978·79 hudget Farthl•r doY.n tht• prtunty list JI c thc s1·\ en t•ount \. !>t•r\'l<'t· Jrt·a dist net:, th1Jl µr1;1, 1de µurk mJtnll'O;Jnl·t·. street "" N•pang nwdi;ui l.imbcap1na and rc•crc·.i tum µrog1 am::. in unincurpordtccl -.u ulh <·ount\ communitll'!:> Those d1::.tncts nl·l'd a colic<· t1vt' SI 4 million ju-.t to bal ~1nt'l' thl'lr S2 3 m1l11on 1H78·7!1 hud1.Wl!> .ml! m.11111.11n 1·\l~l 111g "ien 1<'<·.., 10 '\I 1:.s ton V1<•Jo, El To10 I .;1g11n.1 '\;1gud I .t·1 ..,un· World "ioul h Laguna . •\1·g1 ·an l11lls u111J ~oulh Laguna Hilb Without lhl• SI 4 million. said t•ounly ..idm1nistrat1 vc u~..,1!>tJ1ll Emit' Schneider. the distri<:I!> m.1y haH• to Eli min ale '>ll'l•ct :,w('t•ping on rc~1dt•nu:1l urt·cis Cut p<1rk <1nd m1·llt,1n landi.n1pt• me1intcnunce by 15 Jll'ITt•nl ·to kl.·l'I' 1t ,1!1\e <ti tht· ban• minimum ' [)o away "1th ~ outh r1•t·n ·.1 11nn 11rogra1l\'> Mak(• cuts in the Mission Vit.>JO Mun1cipe1l Advisory Coun· ed. South county servict.' and J yl't lo·op<•n Crown Valley Com mun1t.} Park field offices Also hard hit mav be thl' coun- ty'i. 2\ streC't lighting d1stncb. !::lchnc1der !>aid. although cut-. 111 t•nst would bt· hard to come by Through contratts with ut1hh firms. Schnl·1der l·xpla ined, tht· districts mu~t pay ha lf the11 nnrm<.11 bill whether any elec tnc1ty 1s U!>ed or not The· contrut'ls w<.•re designed so the ut1hty firms could recoup thl•1r 1nve..,tment in installing thl· lighting service. Thf! budget :.quceu· for spec1ul d1l>tricts also will mean postpon 1ng bu1ld1ng new hbr:irics in Sun ('h•mt•ntt• S:in Juan Cafistrano. I rvint:. El Toro :.ind La l a bra Burbara Fox. <in assistant d1r<.'l'tor of ttw county Generul s l' r v I(.' l' ~ Ag .... n (.' y s LJ Id th(.' ltbrary district also may halt Sunday operctl.Jons. book mobill..· .md other s ervices. Sht· s:11d S2 4 m11l1on •'> necdt•d 111 s tatt· aid to b:tl;.ince tht• library's S6.3 m1lhon proposed 1978 79 budget a nd pt•rsonnt·I <·ub alreHdv h~1v1· bel•n madt' Offlciab of the Orange County Vt•ctor Control D1i;trict said lht•\ n•·«d S43'i.879 in state help ti1 tJul ancl' :1 $1 I million hudi(el f':vt·n v. 1th that. they said. thl· d1 l rict has cut 25 s ummt•r t•m p lo ye-. "ho provided rest dt..•nts with nit. fly and mosquito rontrol he lp Th<.' assistanc<.· s t 111 1s pro \ ukd. lht•y .,:ml. l>ut no longer ran the district re'>pond w1th1n 2·1 hours of nnt1ct• New Animal Shelter Studied for Laguna Nei-:ot1:H10n!> a r<' under w;1v for :1 Lagun,1 Bt•ach k('nnt·I to twt•o rnP thl· n<.•w 1 em porary .tn1rnal !>hCltN IJc1lily for !>Int) dog.,. C':tl!> a nd wild ;mimat... c:r1J I 11red on !ht• i-.1 n•c•t-. ;m1 llo:.l' Bkchng's Cunyon l\l•ntwb. 204 t~ Laguna C:,m, on H11:id . h.t!> ht>t•n U'>t'd a ~· .in Jt11rn,d :.hl•lter bl'fon· b,\ lht· <'1 ly or LagunH Beach. which now provrrles s helter St•rv1ct•lJ for ln1111• Lttguna w&:. MTutchcd from its leasing arr.ingcment by Mr!> Ekeherg rn Ortobn, 1977 . in J di!>putt• ll\'l'r ,111 .1rt .... fcosll\'<.il sea:-;on p;1rk1ng lot the city w<.1nt erl to l{r adl' ac rose; l he slrt'l'I from her kenneb l.a1-tu11:1 Bc .. 1c·h mo\l'd 11 ~ 'ht•l lt•r 111!>1 dowrl lhl· ..,lrN•l bu\. ing an SPCA facility . That city now 15 tryini:: to gel out of tht• i-.helter bU !-.IOl'!>S. :rnd hOpC'S t•vl'ntually to contract with lrvi1w when lrvint' huilds 1b ""' n 1H'rmanenl !>hl'llt'r The initial leasinl{ a~recmenl h 1· t wet• n Irv 1 n c and Mr., F:kt·IJcrg is to be at $1,000 p1..•r month for 10 month!> Pol1cl' Chief Leo Pearl said the kennels will be needed one to thre<' years. while plans <ire m udc for a permanent Pound. Operating costs of the s heltt•r ~rf' expect<'d to be recovered in µart throui<h ft'l'S paid by owners of pets claimed . or udop· 11 vc ownf'rs Th1..· City Council gave Peart .!lit hori1.:it ion to pursue the lea:. 1ng arrangt•1rn•nt. 111 ,1 mt.·Ning Tt1t·.,cla:- Three-day-old Baby Sparks Hefty Storm OLOHAM. ~nglt.tnd <API -A baby glrl named Louise has hrought thl' world'c; pres~ flocking to her door, made a fortune for h1·1· pun•nl:.. :.ct newspape>r!-> \\hrrlin~ and dealing, s parked a db pule with thl' ~ovcrnm<.'nl anti o;;tartt.·d rt'hgious leaders arguing Sht• 's Lou1Sl' Rrown, tht• worlcl 's first known test-lube baby. .ind shl''" Just thr<.'l' d:iys olct No huhy's birth has created such u s tir in Rriluin since Queen JWzabeth II had Prince Charles 30 yea rs ago REPORTERS /\ND TELEVISION FILM cr ews from uround th e world flock('<! to Oldha m when the news leaked out that Lesley Brown, a 30.yenr old Bristol housewife In the red-brick maternity win~ or Oldham and District General Hospital was expecting a baby thnl had been conceived in a laboratory. Oldham is <• grimy. friendly 1ndustMal town of 227,SOO people . 190 miles north west or London. ft prospered In the last century bt·<'au!w or ii~ cotton mill\, but it's rather run down today l 'cwmploynwnt 1:-h1)lh :)nd there·~ an oir of 1ndustr1al decay W11h tht• htrth of LoU1•.1• .ti t:l m111utes lwfon· midnight TU<''> cl.1) Ol{lh<1m w.1~ htH'k on lh1· 1t1HP THE (iOING HAS ll•: F:N TOl'Gll for most of the pr('ss corps Th~·v ('Ould d e-.crlht• ho°" ~ynecolol{1st Patrick Steptoe and phy!liologi~t Roht>rt Erlwnrd-. removed on<.• of Mrs Brown's eicgs, 1 t!rtlllu-d It in ll tt>~t tuhe 'A 1th :iperm from htr 3S·yClar·old husband .John. then rl•turr11·<1 11 lo ht·r utcru~ \I) develop normally ror neurly nir)(• month' Giant Surf Gets Action In Newport With lht· big s urf thal hit Newport Beac h Thursday ex peeled Lo l ast through the weekend . life g uard s and bodysurfers prepared for action toduy The bodysurfer:. cheered the arrival of the big combers in time for the firs t annual Hand~un contest wh ich 1s set for Saturday at 7 a. m . ctt 18th St. A Handgun is a miniature surf- board made or plnslie that a body surfer grips with one hand to give him more mobility in riding a wuve. Li reguards were l ess en- thusiastic about the big surf after they pulled 424 swimmers out of the bi~ waves Thursday_ A M~r1n e Department spokesm:rn claimed Thursday's surf ran al a consistent 15 reel. but had dropped off to eight lo 10-foot se>ts today Thc s urf apparently 1s a byproduct of hurricane Hector off thc coast of Mexico. the s pokesman said. The lifeguard spokesman said 75.000 people s howed up on Newport's beaches T hursday and big cro\\ds were anticipated today as well. O f the 424 rescues. the lifeguard spokes m an said two involved serious injur ies. One was a s urfer who suffered a back injury while riding the waves at 13th Street and the other w:is a ncar drowning ut L1tt lt! Corona beuch * * * Fro• Page A I SURF ... from surf at city beaches. in- <'luding ~ome children pulled in· to th(· mun1c1pal pier b) three to fl Vt>·fOnl WlfVl'~ Th1·n • \\C'fl' no maJor r<.'M'UC'!'> from citv b<.'achcs <J!> ~wimmcrs trn:d thc;1r skilb in the 68-dcgree Ot'l'Hn watC'r Doheny State 'Beach P<Jrk hft-guJrcls pullt-tudyrng bid:. lode1.} th<.tl could save as much as $95.000 in main· tenance costs of thl' com· munlty's parks S teve Burrell. assistant to the city manager. said today four companies s ubmitted proposals for park maintenance following a move by the City Council earlier this month to solicit bids The lowes t bid. from B M C. Landscape Ma intena n ce of Newport Beach. would save the city about S95.000. Burrell said Sc1n Clementl' prl'sently t'm ploys 10 maintenance workers to care for the city's oarks. Those lO workers will bc absorbt..'<i into existin g openings in other city departm ents s hould th<.' C ity Council approve a landscape contract at their Aug 16 meeting Burrell said he believed the bids res ulted in Potentially !arge savrngs because the companies rnvolved have strong expertise 1n l andscape ma1nlen<1nce •m~as. "With their contracts an other p l aces they could provide sophisticated equipment that we couldn't afford us a city." he ~aid . "WC' may have 40 acres to c·arc for but they could have much m ore than that 1r you con- s ider their other mamtenanc<' contracts.·· The four proposals -which would maintain the existing ll'vel of parks maintenance - und their price taf(s were. B.M.C Landscape. $144.000 Artistic Landscape Ma m· tenancc. S207.360. Environmental Care Inc . $217.728. Pr ogramme d Landscape M uintcnance. $268,380. A II contract proposuls cover a 12·monlh period. Fro.aPa~AI BEACH ... Barbur<J tn San 011'.'go on lht· :.and court:. ut M u1n Bl«JCh Park The· top 32 team:. "'Ill h<: com petmg in th<: eighth of 10 mc .... t:. 1n the o~n circuit this year T<.'ams will do battlc beg1Mtnl? :.it 9 a m both days. with com petition expected to last until 5 or i pm Adding to tht crowd!' and <ic t1v1tiel> Lh1:. Wl•ekend 111 Lagun<: <1re Lhl' three art festivals out La~una C11nyon Roud Gates open at the Fest1vlll of Arts grounds ~l nl)on with lht. work~ of more than 150 art1:.t!- on dis play ONLY THE FACTS • • Thi• l'll )' w1>u!u abo l'har~t· Si 50 per hour for ~roups requ1r 1ng t1 city supervisor for the a('- t1vily. M ct ny organization~ use the city's new community center. in c lurlmg sponsors of dance c lasse .... senior c1ti2ens program:. and club~. Commercial 1ns truct1on l'!asse.,. such a !> dance and music would also ~charged for use of the building The Laguna Beach t.;nif11·d School District has already 1m plemented a fe<' schedule for UM· of district property In other action Tuesd;;y nighl . the eouncil will -Consid er placin~ parkm~ meters on res1dent1al streets on the ocean s ide o f Coa-..t Highway. -Consider a staff report on the Cr estview· Diamond area or Laguna. plagued with lack ol traffic c1rcul at1on and fin· dangers Interview four Lagunao~ ... eekang a po:-.t on the city ... Boa rd of AdJU!>tment Young Artist Reports Two Works Stolen Two p::untin~:. by IR·year·11lrl Laguna Bt«•<'h art1!>t Juhl• Watson were s tolen from thl· Fes tival o f Arts grou nd~ sometime Tuesday or Wednl'-. day. police said today Miss Watson was the subJ1•rt of a Daily Pilot feature wh1t•h appeared Thurs day on her watl•r rotor exh1b1t etl the fest1vLil grounds The paintm~s. one of a t1J(er in thl' 1unglt· und the other of tlw h1:ad of ;l hon. werl' valul·d .11 S230 Pollet' SLitd the th1cvei. m,1v h;:vt• e1 lh<.'r hunrlf.ld th(•m 11u1 through tht• Ct•nc-1-. 111 \\:otlkl•d otr the jot round~ with lhc <1rt work. rl11'pl1< ying phony r••ce1pt~ to .11 ltmd;int~ <•' tht· j.!J!.t• A photo of the two stolen pa1n1 ing~. along with lht· artist. wt·r·t· leutured Thursd.ry in lh~ PCIJ>t'I Tapes Seized NEW/\Rk., !" J <AP1 1-"t•dt raJ :1uthori11e~ pul th1· hill· Thursday on •• hus1n,.~., th<rt ;.ti lf'~edly Wa1' sellllllf •llt·g:.11 v1d1·u r <JPl' c-ai.sl.'lll•., of -.twh popul;ll' copy11ght mov1l'~ a:. ·J ,1\\-. the f<'BI announn.-d • MA'AM! Recently a customer was comparing our prices with another 5;ore We were informed our pricing was higher per square yard Upon questioning. we discovered that the other store was furnishing a considerably cheaper padding than the 64-ounce sponge rubber padding included with our transaction. Furthermore. in this case. we were comparing our installation against an installation worth far less. (Many stores contract their labor by the yard ... to layers of unknown background and skill. We have our own crews. trained and controlled by us. offering you the best Quality installation possible). So factually -the estimate was not as 1t appeared to be' In conclus1on. when comparing prices. make sure you are comparing equal values! 1663 PLACENTIA AVENIJf • COSTA MESA. CALIF 92627 Pt;ONE 0'6 '836 0'6 2355 • I Orange Coast Tud•1y·s Closing N. \'. Stt•t'ks f EDITION VOL. 71, NO. 209, S SECTIONS, 58 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY,JULY28.1978 N TEN CEN rs r Would-be Stars Flicker; Fraud Downs By G.\RY GR.\NVI L.LE CM llw O•Ut Pli.t Si.ti Two obsrurt• nig ht club t•nte rtmners ~t rut·k it n ch in Orange n•n•ntly when an unknown mil11onu1n• paid them S50.000 to perform in his nc\\ niter} But th<' s inger <:lnd his accompanis t gre\\ n.:~tlt'!'>S wh t•n. for orw rea~on or a nother. tht.>1r ckhul at the po~h c lub ran into a sen(·~ of d elay!'> DON'T WORRY. THE\' \H•r e <Jlll•ged I\ told h'f tht• m11li ona1re s woman •tgl•nt. wt•~re willin g to puy you a re· t;11nl'r tn make l'l'rtain you'll be on hand wht·n the club opens Keep Its Bead lJp It look:-. ltk1 • L .J Hotunno of L>ana Point hookt·d a ))1g ont· wh1lt· s urf fi s hing al Uoht·n~· Bt.•<.tt•h \ttually the• hig m·eun· gmn,e. tram.• got lllt~d \\ ht·n tl 'tt.•p pt•d in a l3ut worn· the e ntertu1nl•rs did a!> lhl'\' "ailed for their big ch<rncc to knock 'l·m dl•ad c.il thl• new night club So worril'd did thev he(·oml' t hat t h1~ \\ L·ek lhl·~ called the m aker of tht• t•ht•rks the woman g<:ive th<.•m •m behalf of he r m illio 1w in• boss. THE SI N<a:R .\~O lllS ;,1dek1rk quickly ll•a rnL•d the c·hecks the) had tlll t•d to lht• bank over th t> pa~t l\\o month~ \,\'en•n 't tho~<.· of a m1lltom11re putron I nstC>ad . tht• checks w<.•re onct• voidt1d payroll c·heck~ belonging to th<> world·, forem ost platform o il d rilling firm. Sun mud holt.· of'f1t•1,il~ ;,,n Thl' r r<.1nt'. ck 'iiJ.!nt'd tn \\:ilk on thl.' Otl'an floor. •~ hl•tng U!->t'd in c·onst ruct1on 111 '' regional '-l'W<JJ,!c• outfall Jim· Price of Gold Soars Exceeds $201 an Ounce on New York's Market LONDON <AP> The price of gold i.oar ed above S200 an ouncl'. a rt.'C'ord. on the major European hullinn market today. Tht• price IA as fixed at S201 30 1n ht•ct1<' aflt>rnoon trnd1ng on lhl' L1>ndon ma rkl•t a nd rose lo S.200 65 m Zuri<'h. Europl• 's 1>1~ !!l':>l gold market Dt•aler~ here said bullwn wa:-. g1vt•n a boost when Amencan bu) IOI? deve loped Ht the ~tart Of the bus iness d ay m the United Stales. gold m times of monetary 111 -;tab11ity. and the s teady d ecline of \he dollar on the world's fort.>1g n exchan~es has caus('() a 'urge rn bullion prices T he dollar s;ink to ;m other rt.'c· ord low in Tokyo a gainst ttlC' .lapa nese yen today and con t1nued lo slide a~ainst major European curre n cies. falling -more than 2 percent against the Sv. l l>S franc by early a fte rnoon. th at the ne"" Amt•rican law wo uld caus<' a boom in the gold markl'l But that boom did not materialize and gold price:-. gradually declined fhl' dollar. d£'s p1lt· ma~s1vt· purcha:.es hy lht• B<.1nk of .Ja pan to stem tht.> drop. clipped on thl• T ok yo forC'1g n exch angt• to anothe r rl.'cord low. The ailing currency closed al 192.125 Japanese yen. down from Thursdtiy's c lose of 193.475 yen and at its lowest closin~ level <See GOLD. Page A2 I t;1 Fl' J 11tl'l'Jl<.tl H111UI C:o mpan) 1\ncl 1l '\\~1!'> Mr .. ~lr<.1t1 1 )o wh11 \\.a:-10 Urangl· Count~ J :111 b) Thur::.ch.1) aftc:r noon chargt.•d \\llh I r<J ud and t·mbt-uh: llll·OI Thl'l't' "U!> no mllltonairt.• And t ht• non t·x1!-.lent m1lhon<11n"~ ne"\ night duh\\ u' non l'Xl~ll•nt Tht•n• \\a:-hllV.l''''r . u bookkt•t.•p<.•r .it Santa Fl• l nll'l'll:Jlt0nal v.ho appan·ntl~ had bt•t·n ~m1tll·n hv thl' t.·nt<.>rtarnt•r:-. talt·nt~ · l'olln· ;,a,cl lhl'\ d:d not kno" "h<.tt promptt.•d lht.· v.om<.1r. tc <.tlltgt•aly t·m ht.·nh· tht· mom·y paut 1e, tht. ~IO~(:"r ;rnd h 1i., JJIUlll~I .H 'COROINC,; TO POLICE. 1t "'a:-. lht· bookkl•t•per. Shtr~ I Ann :\>kGur~. 35. of ;,i I S Bt.'<.l ford St 0 ntnf!,l'. w ho had rep rt•st.·nlt.•d lhl• m y th1rul m1lhona 1rt· a:-. ht· l'Ontr.H·tt·d for lht· t'nl er\atnl'r' "t'l'\'l('t'!'i \h-.wwh1lt· th1 t•niu·1 i.11nt·1 ~ b1:1,wn 'l'J n ·h 111g I u1 • . 1u ·\\ t n~ <.J~c mPnl .rnd tht·1r t•h;tnec· re, m;:l.t tht b1µ l1mt• lhJI '•l'l•nwd tn he· lht·:r~ <:I 0 1 ungt· Count) ' Ile\\ l''' non night t'll.l, Theater Mulled UCI Eyes Campus Arts Complex Uy ,.HILIP ROSMARI~ • OI tlw O•llY Polot Stlltl L'(..' Irvint· Chanct.•llor Oanlt'I AldrH•h .Jr Miid today h<· pl<in:-. to !:>Uhn11t a r11·opos1·d ;ign•l'mcnt to unn·cr!>1I) n•gt•nrs 111 Sl'p ll'rnht•r fur JOmt <lt·vl•lupmenl \\ 11 h Orang l' ('ou11t~ Musil Ct•n!t•r lnl' ul ,; major tJ<.•rforrn 1111;( arts l'Ompkx un c:.impus /\ldrtl·h :><Jld n•g<•nt:-. l<.1st \\l•t•k cm·ouragt•d continued m·got1 a lions with lhl' fund raising cor porat 111n. \\ h1l'h on .lunt· 15 sub m1tlt•ct a klt<·r of intent tu build tlw t·stim<.1l1..•d $3:1 million pro1 l'CI In lhl' m1..o;11111m1· th<.· {'It~ of ~h "Hour' Definitions Split Panel How Ion~ t~ tht· evening rush hour in New~)(Jrt Bc:.ich ? Som <' s<iy th e daily work l'l.•lalt•d traffic 1am lasts for 2 5 hnu ...... 01 lll'r:-!>.1~ 11 ·!\ no lon~t·1 than fill mrnull'!> Till' diffl'l'ln~ po1nb. or VII'\\ ha\,. 1•mer,i1•d .1~ th1• l<Jtt•:-.t con ll'rl\t'I"'~ lfl t • .... tuhli:-htnJ,: th1• l'll) ·, :-11 1·alld lntffi<· phasing or cl1nant'l' Tht· 11rd1n.1n<'l' llm1t:-. rut ur1 · t11nslruct1011 on Pf'Ofl'<'b of 10 or mon.• rt.•s1dt•nt1al unit:-.. or mon· than 10.000 :-quart· fc•t•t uf 1n rfust rial or C'ommt.•rC'wl 'ip<JCl'. b;,1s('d on 1mprnvt•mt'nl:-in lhl' l'll) ·, traffil' ..,\:-lt·m Tht.· ord1nJ.nt·t· ".is 1111t1alt.. l'llaCll'd H!> a ('OUlll'il policy In \I a~ Tht· nt'" la"' "'1.'nl into er fcl'I I h1:-. \.o.t•t•k Sinn tht.· pol1t) C'Hmt.· into ht.· 1 n g . l' it .\' •· o u n 1• 1 I m t• n d l' \ t'lopt·r:-.. t•n\ 1rr1nm1•nlahst:-. .. , ho helpt.•cl wnh• lhl' m t.•u:-.u re and r1 IV staff memh1•r, havt• bt•t•n tn 1nµ to f1j!un· 11111 h<m to mJkt· '11 "'ork C¥,nc1lme n havt• yet lo ap llrOv <• an admin 1~lrat1v<• pro cedun· outlm111g ho" traffic 1s to he a nalyzed :-.o tha t the impact •>f ne\\ devt•lopmt.•nts c·an he• <·a lculated Monday, aflt>r having fadt'nt of Stop Pollutms;t Our Newport <SPON ) and organizer of the Legal Env1ronmt•ntC1I Analysis Fund <LEAF"> asked for a c hance to study a proposed change. <Sff 'HOUR.' Page AZ> Jr\ llh'. l1n·d ol \\ .11t111g un 1Jt· ,•elopment:-on what Mayor Bill Vardoul1:. prt>d1c·t s will nE.-vt·r happt•n, min c·<l clo:-.l'r lht!> \H•t·k luward bu1hJ1ng th u"'n eum m un1ty tlle·;1lc•1 , on .i mud1 .,m;iller :-.e:ill On Wt·tlnt·-.<1~1~ t ht· Ct!} C111111 l'll VOlt.'d ~, Lll 0 tu prol't t•d \.\Ith n1.•gotial1011:-. with San Fr:rnc·...,t·o ,trl'hlll'l'h Wur,lt·1 lkrn<ir d1 .ind Em1111>11., rrn tJt•vt·loµmt•nt 111 .J m astt•r pl;.in fur I ht· th1•at1•1 Tht• c·ourwil hJd de!l<1) t·d t \H• month:-. on tht· m,1tlt·r ht•c;:u:.i of rumor!. and fm:.i lly tonf1rm;: t1011 thal Or<.1nge ('ount v ~Ju .... 11 Cl.'nkr Int• afkr hvt· Yt·:.u-.... :.intJ 1ns pt..·t·t1m: 111 ii IJ<)l>l:-1blt..-sill'~ sl'!t Ctl'd l,;('I Tht.· :.dtl't1on w<i::. doubly 1m. p111 \.ml bt l'<JUSl th1.• city hoped 10 :ot·«ll 1t.. o\\n t ht·ater •ll 1 ·Ill\ t. rs11 ~ Town CcnH•r . on1y .. c·,o .. tbt .111·<' 1C,1mpu<., Dr1\1 , 11orr. th1 proµost.•d s1tt-of t h1 mu:-.11· n·ntu In ;iddll 11111. I hl 1·1ty h:J<. $! 3 1111lliur. "' J1:.,b1t tc bu:ld J thl.ttl·r th;.t wit: cni.I :..n tst1ma1 i d s;, million. •ht c!ifferen(•p "11c;lrf h. \\· t1, ht ffiJ d l· UIJ 1hrough µubllc grant" or private do11 ul1on:-. und found<it1on grant:- \ :Jl'douft:-Ir. purl;cufa1 £eared C!'lt•t· THEATER . P<ig<' A21 Through Weekend Surfers Preparing For\Vhopper\Vaves With the big s urr tha t hit ~ewport Beach Thurs day ex Pt>t'l ed to la s t throus:?"h the• wt•<'kC'nd . lifrgu;.ird s :i nd bodys urfrr-. µn.•pan'<.l for ;,1ctiun !Odil\ Th.t• bo<l.~~urfrr' C'ht•t'r t•d tht• .1 rri v a I of lhl' b1,t:! t'1Jlll b(•rs 11• I 1 m l' for t ht' f 1 r' l .1 n11 l!" I Handgun contc!'il wh1th I!> set for S:1turday ~•t 7 <J m :.it 18thSlrt•et A Handgun I!> a min1a tu1 c· :-.urt hoard madt.• uf pl <i~tu· that ;1 bod\ 'urfor gnP,:-. with om.• h <Jnd to !'(I\; him more mobility •n ridmi;? ·• wavt• L1fe1?uards were !ess t'n lhusws u c a t-.,ut th<' big s urf .tflH th<>y pulled 424 s wimmers out of lht h•tz "': vt•:-. Thursd ay A !\II ;i r 1 n t> D c• p a r I m e n 1 .. pok1•s mar 1•la1mc•d Tt>uro;day·~ 'urf r ,1r• ;,1 > con..,:slc-m 15 feel. bur h<id droppl'<l ol f tn 1·1ght t11 tO foot "et~ l od;.•y Tf1<• .,l!r • app ... r rnth 1, J 11, 111 odut·I ut hurrit .int· Hector <St>t· SllRFFR . l'a~1· :\~1 Family 'U nhappy~ Ona.ssis' Daughter To Marrv Russian .,. ~1 OSCO\.\ 1 i\ P • (j rl'l' m1lltonaircs:-Chn!\ltnJ OnJs:-1:-. after clism1s~ing th•· 1de.1 a:-pn poi.tcrou:-. ror 1.\-C'C'k,, '-:JUt tod;i~ '-hl' "'-Ou ld m arn :• Sov1pl h u r <'" u c rut n t• '< 1 "' <· 1• k 1" Mm·t'Ow .• 1 Frt·n('h Journalt!:-t r1· port<.•d II er fam1 I\ 111 /\llwn .. "''·' tt porft•d unhcipp ... 1tmur ti ·1 :1m j!c·t t1n<.? m;11nc•t! or 'l'U<.':,;d ,1, ,' thl ~7 H •:•r utd :\fl~' 1 >nasM~ "'as quo1 cd a' ... :,iym~ b Fre nch l<'lt. v1swn corre,pondt r.• <iabril.'l MC'ret1k . \\ho t•oniuctcct her l'arlv th•~ morning lww11 !->ht: shp~ ou\ ot he1 hol<'I We ll informed ... ourrt.'' t>:.d 'aid earlv this montt-th:.11 th( d:iu~hler. 01 the l:11e -.hipping 11' •'" r ,1 1 t• l\r•-,10 1 IE' O n.tc;..,.., \.\<()l!l(t ma1 I\ ~lf)..('I K ctlt /O\;, ., rorfl't•r empio~ct· of the tank<•f' rl•vi...111r pf tht· S1•1,:et fre1~hl Ill IT' !'t•vt• :•khl r\ ~c.,•t•t c-amPr:1man C\a1d K,:urnv p1tkcd up M1s!'> Onass1~ • 1 I r t lntoun!-: Hotel in hie; So \ •11 \ol:-,:• ,1utnmoh1l1· tod;iy and <!11'\t' ht•t .t\.\<,1y t<• a n u n d!!-C lo:;c<1 loc ''' :<'n Orang"' Coa~• "= 4 -. ~ Weathe r In New York. the price of gold pasi>ed the $201-a n-o unce m ark at two leading gold refine rs and fabricators Engelhard Minerals & C hem1culs Corp. quoted gold bullion at S201 60 an ounce, up S7 25 from Thursdav. ""h1le Han ti~ &. llarman st·l 1b l>asc· pne•· lor guld <it $201.30, up $7 Gold had been trading around S199 :in ounce most of the day a nd then moved higher following re ports that the president or tht.. Sw iss national b a nk. Fritz Leutwile r . believes tha t a furt her appreciation of the Sw1s:-. franc aga inst the dollar 1s in l'vitahle Two Moms Countesses Some t;1tc· nt~ht a nd <>ar h. m o rnrng low clo ud..,, o thf'r\.\<r 'tt' fair lo d <iy t hr f'Ufh Saturday A liltlt' 1·1•('ler n1•<tr thf' C'08.,I ll•J!h:-r ,1nr.:inr.: from !he !t'\\. :Cl!> ,11 llw twa<'h<'' tn I r1· m ;ct l!lh tnl.111<1 ;1rt•,t., tn"estnr!'> trad1t1onallv turn t•' Sidewalk Sale Eyed Today The 14th annual Westcliff Plaza sidewalk s ale is outlined in a mal(azme m today's Daily Pilot "ThC' father of till Harbor Areu '•cl<'w ulk sales" fc>atures hair Jlld Jewelry lash1ons. foods and hardware lnt erv1<·1A ~ with Wt-s tchff Plazu Merchants also appear 1n the magm~me In today's Ou1ly Pilo t T he pn.•v1<1u:-. record ftxm~ wa~ $197.50. recorded Oec 30. 1974 Thl' fixing is the pricl• a!Z"recd lo hy London's five m ajor hullion dealers for the duy's 1 radinJ.t after conrcrriml. usually by te le phone. The previous record cam e just a few days before congressional legis lation allowed Americans to buy a nd sell gold in 1975. Euro· pean speculators had expected lltief Get Sl,820 Nrwport Rcuch police ar<' !>eekmg u \hil'f who broke into a Bay ls l und h o m e und too k volui•bles worth an l''t1m1tt<'d $1.820 3 More 'Tube' Babies? LONDON (/\Pl Thrct• morl' wom en . two of them countcs~e!-. e xpect tes t -tube b abies this year. the Da ily Express r eport ed today ! Related story, A3 > The Britis h tabloid said the wife or a wealthy Britis h earl and a West German countess ex· peel the ir babi es a r o und Christmas and the third wom an. a S<'OI. l'XJW<'l'l here; in "lo vemb<'r Nont> of lhl' wom(,n was 1dt>n l1f1ed But l ~<· Expr1•ss .,aid lht• British cmmlt•ss. hke the mother M the worh1's firs t test tube h:.ib~ born Tuesday bC'camt• pre· b a b y born Tuesday. bl!came pregnant after treatme nt by FtYn ecologist Patrick Steptoe and phys1olg1st Robert Edwards at lhe general hospit al in Oldham. :i m ill town in northe rn England 190 m 1 les northwest of London /\ fourth woman who hopes tu hecomt• prf'~nant uf\er conrcp tum outsidt' th<• \\Omb 1:-. undt•r tr<.• a I m1:nl 1 n London " St Thoma~·s Hos111tal Sh<' 1s 111 hf'r 30s and ii. h1'1ng 'hielded from the pres' hut m edical source' .... a ad 11 \\OUl<t b<' "om l' t1mt• bt.'forc• 11 wai. known 1f sh<' wt•rl' prl'S?n<int Mcd1c<.1! h1!-lOr) • nr'-1 11.-.i tube baby. LoUJSl Brown wm moved from tl spe<'1al <':>re unJt Thursd.iy 10 JOlr her mother ,,., the m aternity ward .ti OldhaO' ;md 01stnc1 GenN:•l Hosp1t<1i :ind ·' bullN ll" ''lid ~hl wm pm 1(resstnJ! very V.<'11 T h t• mothc•r I.ts!,> Hro1.,r who v.1 1! bt :'• :\lond.1"¥ .111<! Ii• 1 huc;b ;in<l John 3M .• \rurl< 1!11 .. 1 t who hu:-" <l.iuflhtl r h) •• Pit v1ou:-m 11rr1;1si<.• t>.ic! hu r u11.1b11 lo h•J ' <.' ch1ldrt.•r •or .l'IY''>'' ll' ~Par' 01 marriage bt c •UM or 1. l~<'t' Ri\BIES, Pal{<',\.! 1 I t "' lt·nt~hl ~~ht ~ l~SIDE TODA\' '''mmt'r pla11' 111 Orange ( oc.:.• I Co/11,ge lmtJt' bf'f'n 11 I radtCuJn /or 11ean t>ul PaC':/1c OueT1ures · could M 1 hf' fa~• beca u.•~ ot tht> pa}11age of Propo$tlton t3 ~11 r11 and pccturt!I on Pogf Ci I I A• Yowt ~IC• &o.itt1f'l'Q Al .... .. '"'..,.,,,..,, .... Artn t •ftdtf" M .. ._,,, (\ t II ( C'-1 • 1 •• l ,.,. ''°•" ""'' "'" (.t1fertt•• c·:,, ..... C•""'•' Cto••_.,.," O.•• .. Mo•tt-f"' C.d•t•,··· .. ... t"'"'' .. .......... ru11111,.. "•'•"· ... II• I H DI tt • II o: At C•• .. , •• ~"''"•' ,,,,, .. , ltf\t•V,.#t'h i••••• Penct ,_ .. ~IO(t ~AA .. \ ''''"''''eft ftw•••" . ....... , ....,,. ... W\ "'. t ~\ •••• IU ' Ct ().14 ... ... ·, ..,:-.. o.;ty ~I ... S\.111 ~IM\O BOOYSURFEA CUTS FOR GREEN WATER AS WAVE FOLDS OUT AT THE WEDGE Big Waves Took Toll Among Uninitiated Thursday -Lifeguards Hauled 424 Out of Water Consumer Prices Continue Sk'YU'llrd LOS ANGELES IAP) ConsumC'r prices in Los Angl'lrs .inti 0 ran,I!(' rounta•s :.k yrO('kl'l t•d 1 !f JR'f<.'('rll 10 lht• ftr::.t ~I>. mouth<; of th1:. y(•a r a percen lJ~c p111nt ht~ht:r than the 1n t'l'l'.JS<' rt·t·ordt•d in thC' first huff of 1977. thl' US. Labor Depart nH•nt rcporll'd Lod..iy II igh(•r postugt• ratt•s and in cr<:'ascd co~h of f<>Otl . housin~ .ind tran:.portation cau~ed area t•n11 .... umcr prices lo risl' I 0 per nnl la:.l month. said Jim Wurth (·hid of the Southern California office of the Labor Department ·~ Bureau of l<1hor Slatbtk:. • lh·latt·d :.lory, A41 l\nd 1n th1..• 12 month period twt wt•t•n June 1977 and Jun1· l!l7K thl• prices for Loe; 1\n.:dl':. .ind Onin~t· ('OUntiE:''-r<.s· r pt•rn·nt Wurth ~;.11d . "h1 , I<•~: 11111nth"., 1m·n·.ist• marked the.· U11rd ... tr;11gh1 month prices rose .11 h .. 1:-l t1lll' Pl'r<"l'nt With June's incn•asl' tht• ron ... umt!r pnet• ind<'x shot up to .i11otht·r rec·1>rd 19:$.4 for the two 'ountie:. Whal that boi ls d own lo. Wurth s<11d. 1.., that it eosl SJ9 34 ta!'\t month tn h u.v the s <im e Smoking, Gas Cited in Fire 1\ W1·~lminsler m~in ineinN<il 1·d wh1•11 flame:. t•xploded ins1dt• t11:-. 1-.11· :rnd 1mgulk'n .Jr .. 64 of 714f. l'l.11.t St . was rtl'ad at the srenc. .1f11·r pao.;st•rs tw who tried to , , • ..,,.Ill' him wt•re dnven away by .lw lwat and rlamcs Pol11·,. s<ud fumes from the )!,1:-.olinc Pillon wa:. c<1rrying in the car apparently built up to a volatile level and were igmlcd h\' t11s 1·11-(an•tle. turning his 1!164 ... t' n honored by th<' d e pa rt mt:nt OffH·t•r., Rnun Ullom and J e;rn 11.1rn:-wt'n' 1·ommC>nded for l'X 1 l'lf£•nt flt.'rformance whilt' on du I} and OffH't•r Joe Brown was "<'lectC>d as the Reserve' of the \\o,ir in .i vote of rc.·1wlJr duty of I 1t•(•r:-. 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P11 ANICI •'W" 01fl90 rr..-w•• T •l•Clflone (11 •I M:t-'S;tt ~Htlllff ACSv••flJt"O M2°M71 " ~e:r·t~ ~°:.~,'~;!tr~=:"':'..~. ""•"" er aov•'''"""•"h Mtttft m .. y M ffO'••"c•d wltttovt ... t••• .,,.,"'.''IDl't tlf '•"''"'' ...... , \.f'(C)""'41 f t.I\\ po\I•~ Oll•ft •l t.e•lf flrN,-\,t C•l1fo11u• \\ll&ur1et1t-. &• ,,,, •• , u 'O "'9ftlJ\lr ,_. "'•" \f \0 "'°"'.,.'' Pnl11t•t• ...,,.,_.,..,_,.., ,."""llllflllt i:;oods .ind scrvire~ whic·h co:-.t Slll 111 the baM• priCl' Y<'3r of l~f.I • It .il!.o m1•an:-. the l!Hi7 d11ll<tr would buy only 51 7 N•nt::. \Hirth 11( i?Ood::. <ind services 111 todav ·., mJrket. Wurth explained. · Wurth said the st•ven maJrir .irt•as of con'>umer spt•ndmJ! la!>t month wert.' food and beverage~. hou,ini::. transportation. appart'I and upkeep. health and rt•trl':J tion. enterl wnment. and oth1•r goods •.ind ~t-rv1ccs !>U('h a!> cw. ml'lic:. Frmt11 Pa~ A J THEATER. • • h" largc•r. mnn· prt•st1g1ou:. m '1!'11(' tl'ntcr \\-ould .:.oak up .ill :1vuila bk funding The matlcr "a:. compli<.:all.'rl by ;.in apparl'nt rclutlancl' h\ M u:-.1c Ccntl'r officers publicly t;l th:-C'uss its plans. Vardoulis com plained he couldn't obta m even a private .1ud1ence 1.1.1th them Varrtoulis. who first publiely t•nunciatcd the "'rumor" that thl· mus ic C'entcr 1.1.ould be al UCI. was :-.tung hy lhl' rt•Jmrtcd 1rnt:J I 1on •Jf :\I u:.1c Cent<.•r boartl mcmher GL·orgl' Mohr. who salfl I he mayor ~hould have kept h1' mouth s hut Mohr s;..11d prem:.it un· Jn nounc<•mc•nt would t•ndc.1ngt•1 m·gotiallons On W<.•dnesday. Vardnulis s :.11<! '-It a council meeting. o f a mu!>1r n•nt('r al ("J. '"It's a fact th al ti 's m·vcr going to happen .. VardouJis said problems w11h negot 1at111g "1th the univcr~1t" and problems within the Musi<' (\•ntcr board or director:. llM:ff w(1uld prevent it Vardoulis C"la1med the· board "'ts drastically ~pht. to the point thcy'rl' trying to kick peopl1· off .. Thom:.is Moon. c h atrman of the M u:.ic Center board. con C'C'dl'd today then• is a prohlcm hut ht• cla1mt•d 11 1s with onf\ one of I ht:;• 25 d1rcttors founding presidt'nl Cath<•rinl' Quick The board ha:-. asked her to re .,1gn thn·L· times She "on·t Mr:. (~u1ck "'"d today. · 'Tht·n• •~ no split on thl' board Thl'Y '1• asked m e lo resign because I don 't think build1nf! an auditorium at UCI 1s a musw cenll'r, whe>n there arc otht·r !)llPS " Th{' board majority proposes to build the ccntl'r on ... even cam pus acres 111 an arPa called r" l' Th<.· s ill' has bt•cn rC'St'rvcd s ince 1969. hy approval of the rt• gC'n t s , for "ma1or cultural facilities ... It 1s bcin~ studied h.v Wilham R Pereira, campu:. cons ulting architect. under <1 (•om mission from the Mus ic Center corporation. The proposed complex would have three theaters. The largest. a 3 .200-scat auditorium with large proscC'nium s tage. or r ht-st ra pit and gallery. would bl' fu lly l'quippcd for symphony. h.1llC't. ~rnnrl op<•ra <ind nther la nw :.<•alt• pro1hwt 1ons Tht• M'con1I tht-atl'r. of l.200 Sl'<ib, would be s u1tabl<• fo1 lt•g1timate drama, musical com edy. recitals .ind concerts . Th<.• third thl'ater would SNlt :IOO. ;ind be w.ed for t'XpPnmen lal drama. new producltons .ind ~m a ll scale mus ic11I or other performances. In addition. ther e would be a complex o f offices and a r.-staurant.. coafet.e.rie end smnll bookstore. U.N. to Africa llN lTEO NATIONS <APl S <• c r r t a r y G C' n " r ;1 I K u 1 I W11ldht•1m sav!>I a tr N mi~11111n will be on thl; way to South Wesl /\frit'a within n w1>ek to put th<' W estern lndependenct' plan for the territory into effert dt-sp1te uncertolnty over whal South Africa will do From PagP A I SURFER ... off the coast o f Mexico. th•· s pokt>s man said Tht• lifoguurd o.,pokC'sman said 7~ ooo pf'opll· :.howL·d up 011 :"ll•wµort 's bl'uches Thursday .111d big crowds were anllcipat<:d lttd.iy ..... v.t•ll 0 f l h (' 4 2 ·1 rt':. c u t' s . llll· l1ft·guard s1><>kl'!.m<in s<11cJ two involved SC'r1ous 1"Juric:-.. On<' was a surfer who ~urrcrcd a bJC'k injury v. hile ndmg thl• wav<'~ at 13th Strc('t and thP other was J nt•a r drowning at Lllllc Corona beach. Newport Man Nabs Suspect Al Gunpoint l>.r .1 ~ry 1rvinl' Tcrracl' hnmt·own1.•1 who di scovered I hrl'c mt·n l:11npt·ring with his <·;irs captured om· ~usp<'ct at gunpoint c~1rly Thursday after f1r111g ;1 shot rnto the• ~round Tht· su~p1.•ct. !',coll Edward ~It:llor 19, rf'fusc·d lo give pohc•,. .in address He was booked into 1·1ty jail .ind lat(•r transft'rrcd t<J the• Jail ward at UC Irvine :\1edical Center complaining of a head mJury allegedly suffered during his µursu1l. i\ccnrdmg to pohct• reports. .John C Krimp of 2006 Seadrift l>n\t'. Newport Beach. s aid ht• HWakt•ned at about 2 <-t.m to find thrf'e men workinJ! US per ls lie :.aid ht• caught up with MC'llor in about onC' block and fm·d a s hot into landscaping lo discourage Mellor from trying to gl'l uway Officers called to the scene al lcgt•d Me llor was carrying a knife M cllor told pohce h e was sit ling on the curb aftt>r comin~ from the bt.•ach when he was as <;a ulled hy Krimp. M C'llor was booked on sus p1 <:11111 of burglary a nd is being hc•ld today 1n lieu of S5.000 batl Tennis Meet Scheduled For Newport Newport lll'<it'h te nnis fans a rC' being mv1ted Lo watch the city 'c, annual Famtly Doubles Tenni:. tournaml'nl which gets under way this weekend 1n Coron<i dcl Mar M alche:. '" t'leven cat egorie., will sturt :1t 9 a m. at the courh 1n the San .Joaquin Hills Park at San Joaquin Hills Road and Crown Drive• and at Corona dcl Mar High School. Ma tc hes will be played on Saturday and Sunday. Play will conclude the following weekend at lh<' San Joaquin Hilts Park courts or the 11 ralegories, three arc fnr adults who are stude nts in the city's Parks. Beacht-s and R1..•creat1on Department classe~ The rl'st arc open Hoag Official Leaves Post Charles Fishback has res laned as the treasurer of the Hoag Memorial Hospita l Board of Di rectors, but was name d honor ary treasurer by board President George Hoag It. Fishback. a board memher .,1nct> 1969 and treasurer stnct> 1(171 . i:. now a resident of P alm Sprln£:!> Uos:c•r Alison was elected lo rill Fis hback '~ position as trrasur~r Ahson. president or thl' i\l\son Co .. Newl>()rl Beach, has been a board memb r since l971 and serves o n th<' board's finance committee. Tow11 Ball 'l'alk 'System' Hit 1 By Carpenter Ot·scrib1ng himself as J laml' <.fuck "who 1s gu111g t o Vt'nt hi:. s pleen on the sy~tem." state Sen Dt>nnis Carpenter said Thursday th al California's n·prt.>sentallve government re;1I ly isn't reprl'Sentcit1vt· at all Speaking to the Orange Coun tv Forum of Town Hall. <'<1rpe nter rt'ilcrated his belit•f thal ll•g1:.lat1vc terms ought to he limited to keep lawmakers in ">acramento from becoming too doscly allied with special 111 tcrest groups T h l' N t• " p o r I B l' a c h ltepubli~n 1s retiring at the end or the year after serving two. four-year terms as the state ... enator from the :lt>th District "ht ch e ncomp<1sses most of southeast Orange County . Sprinkling his talk with jokes. Ca rpe nter. in his v1t·w. ex plained that career legis lutQr~ becomt> unresponsiVl' to the ma 1ority of their constituents, rcspondinf! instead to ti pres sure of interest groups out of fear of losing an election .. Legis lator s represent the voices they hear." he said . "It's not too often thev represent the public at large or their consllt· uents at large. Legisla tors move substantially out of fear of losing support or being thrown out of of· f1ce •· Thal unrepresented m ajority. .iccording to Carpenter. is rarely heard from. but "they rose up 1n anger with Proposition 13. Describing the t ax limitation meas ure as the "vehicle for the accumulated anger of society." Carpenter contended that the measure had little s ignificant cf· feet on th<' Legislature because lawmakers are trying to find ways to get around it Citing the use of slate s urplus money to aid local governments hit by Proposition 13. the state se n ator dec l ared fl a tl y. "There'll ~ 11c cha nges <in gov· • 1 i.ment s pending> r esulting from Proposition 13 • · During his s peech. Carpenter rarely used s pecifics or cited hy name lc~1slators who had come under mflucnccofspcc1al interest g roups. However, he was c r1l1cal of Gov. Brown for firs t opposing Proposition 13 a nd for his cur· rent role in support of Howard Jarvis. the measure's author. "'He led the fight against 1t Beaten Girl Still 'Poor' In Hospital A teen.age girl who apparent· ly was left to die on an Irvine street Thursday afte r an as· s ailant fractured her skull. re- mained in poor condition today in the intens1vo c<ire ward of a local hospital. Th<.' child, 14. reportc·dly a runaway from ti North l)akOl;J Indian reservation. was found ::.prawled in the roadway on J ef. frey Road. north o f the S<i n Diego freeway. at 1 :30 a m A motoris t d riv 1 ng ho mt• spott<'d the ~1rl Pollet• said :-ht• was 1ncoh('rc·nt and babbling T hough she told them :.he had been struck 1n th!! hcCld and thrown from a m oving car. offic-ers said she appeared confu:.l'd b) her tnJUri!!s und ht>n· 1t 1~ :1 mon\h 1.itt·r and )OU0 d lhrnk 1t v.a~ h1:. 1de.1," Carp enter said ol thc governor As for his own retire m ent from leg1slat1ve hfe. Carpenter noted th:.it the life of a legis lator 1s not tt·rnbly rcwardmg. ul11)g the $23.0UO annuul 'ial<.1ry "It just f1m.1lly got to the point tha\ lh l.· m10U '.d:!'I were s11,,(n1ficanll) ~rl'<itt•r than the pluses." h .... :.aid Frottt Page Al 'HOUR' ... The city ordinance 1s bus ed on an init1at1vt• uuthored by LEAF which n-qu1r1·:-. that the traffic Ji.lms be measured over a 2.5 ho ur period However. city staff mt•mbl·r., have recomm<'nded that lht· count b<: llm1tt:d lo .1 Onl .. hour JJl'rlOtl One of the prov1s1ons of th<: new city l.iw prohibits approval of a development whic h will add more than l percent to traffic when traffic is at its wors t. usually in the evenin~. Mrs . Wa tt. who commended city s taff me mbers and coun c ilme n for their work on th!! measure. said her g roup want~ to study the change before 1t 1s (•nact cd She did not indicate whether LEA r would oppose or s upport the one-hour concept H owev<'r. Dan Emor)' a nother member of LEAF. said he didn't unde rsta nd the chs ngt· and agreed with Mayor Pro Tem Ray Williams that it might allow appr oval o f a d evelopment which would otherwise be den1Pd 1f traffic we re m easured over the longe r period of time. "A developer could c hange the hours of operation in the build· ing <i nd that might m itigate the: traffic impact." Emory said Fro.Pa~AI BABIES ... repa r able blockage 1n Mrs Brown's Fallopian tubes pre · vented normal conception The Steptoe·Edwards tech nique. on which the two doctors worked for 12 years. involved re · m ovi ng an egg from Mr~ . Brown's ovaries. fe rtilizing it in a la boratory dis h with sperm from her hus band and implant 1ng the dividin~ cells in h er uterus about 2112 d ays later The res ult was a blonde. chub· by -c heeked. 5 -pound 12.o unce girl born nine days premalurely Som e 5.000 women arc r eport· ed to have soug ht help from the two s pecwlists or from others work111,g on similar oro1ecl!.. From Page A l GOLD ... s ince tradtn~ began at the e nd of World War II It 1s in Japan·._ intC'rest to kC'cp th<' yen from n !.ing 100 rapidly :.ij?am!.t tht• dollar b<'cau~t' tht• United Slates 1~ a k ey export market for Japan A m ore c•x pen sive yen mak e~ J a p<inesc good s less compet1t1ve on thl' American market. ONLY THE FACTS • • Reporl lr s Term Stayed WASHll'ICTON IAl» - l !'> s 1. p • t m l" (" c. u t 1 Ju··lH't• II} ior. R \\hilt lo II a~ po~t 1>0111 •ll t lw F• ii; nf. 111 ;\.t1.1. Y111k 11m1·:-. n · 1>ortl"I' Myron A l'arbtr. who hJ~ rdus1..·d to turn O\ 1 r 1·11r1l 11h 111 :al note .. lo ;1 N t•w .JN<;t•y 1udi:!f' pre .,11hng ti\ f'I tht. Ur X · murd1·1 tnul Whllt' stc.1yed an order for lht· Ja1hng until noon Tlll':.d;1v Thi lull ~unn·r1w ('ourl I~ In ft'Cl'"' 1111111 (kl Obl·I Ar. <•1>1W•1I 'Cuti 1..·nfort'l' ml·111 ol :-11bpol•n.1:-u11ch·r lhr1•d of J<11ling and f1m-. Wt>uld 1rn•\01·ttbly damc.1g1• ; o u r 11 .i Ii ~ t ~ · a b i I 1 1 y 111 g;il ht•r nnd rt"pnrt t l•c· nl'WS. pJrtll'Uf;Jl'fy In I he drC'<i of cnm1ncJI report 1ng C.Oastline W1118 Lease On School The vacant Ruy View School site in Sunta Ana lll·1ghts will become the home 1h1s f.:tll of Coastline Community Collegt" with the collegt:-expecting prof its by sub-leasing the school during th<: day Newport Mesa Unified Scho<>I D1stnrt t rustet•s hav<• approvt'l! Coasthnt·.., S82.000 a year lea"l bid to ust.' the school which wa ... ..,hut down last i.prmg becaust.> of decltnmg enrollment. Trustee ... wen• r cluclant to .iµ prov<• tht· le<i~(· ai:rct•ment afll•r l<'arn1ng lhal funds from lh1· five.year least• must be return1.•r1 to the state to p:.iy off old d1strn·1 debts. Newport· Mc~a o ffici;1b said However. the fmal volt> hv trustt!eS was 6 I. with o nly Re><! MacMillian opposing tht· lca~t· He said he had insufficient lJmL· lo read the agreement. Coastline's move to Bay Vi c•w drew a prott•st from Santa /\n.i lle1ght5 res1dl·nt Ann Heaupn-. w h o asked trustees 1£ t h1.·.,. thought about traffic impacts o;, the rommumt.,.. Mr-. Hcaupre ali;o ai;ked 1f IC>ral children w11! bt.• able• to U°'l' the school'~ pl.iyground bccauM• of Coasthnt.•<. intentions lo sull lease some classrooms to otht·r tenants durmg lhc d.iy. N<.'wport·Mcsa school boan1 P resid ent Donald S m a llwoocl said lhert: probably would havl• been less impact on the are<i 11 McNally Continuation Hn.!.h School had been m oved to lht· Bay View site. Co:.istline s pokesman Jad: Chappell said the l'Olle#!e ts not seeking bids for daytime te nant:-. 1nterc•sted tr. using bctw1..•c•n "'" ;;ind IU classrooms at Bay V1c1.1. T h e c o 11 l· g t' h ;1 s s C' t • , minimum bid of S45.000 per y1·;.,1 ror lull oayt1me use and ., SI0.000 minimum bid for use nl Bay V1('w fac1l1lit>s between •1 d m and 11 45 u m Bids o;uhm1lled 10 Lhe purchJ., mg clepartm<.•nt of th<' co ... .,1 Community ('ollt'gl' I >1strr<'I "111 he op ened .1t 2 p m Aug 3 Tapes Seized NEWARK . I" .1 <AP > f''c•dNal authurit1t•:-. put the btt1· Thur:-.day on .1 bustn(•ss that al lt•gedly wa:. ~dling illt·gal v1dt·o tape cassette.-. of such popuhu l'Opy right mov1l's a:-. "Juws." l he F' BI .innoun<"t·ct • MA'AM! Recently a customer was comparing our prices with another store We were informed our pncrng was higher per square yard Upon questioning. we discovered that the other store wa s furnishing a considerably cheaper padding than the 64--0unce sponge rubber padding included with our transaction. Furthermore. in this case, we were comparing our installation against an installation worth far less. (Many stores contract their labor by the yard ... to layers of unknown background and skill. We have our own crews. trained and controlled by us. offering you the best quality installation possible) So . . factually -the estimate was not as 1t appeared to bel In conclusion. when comparing prices, make sure you are comparing equal values! ---..:·\,·~ DEN'S 1a,:pe· ·1'.'li~ 7tiSiil1iiltiOii: ·custom draperies •'': ,, , 111. NO ,~ll ·' ·>-'' · linoleum •wood floor 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA CALIF 92027 • P"10NE 646 •838 646 23H •• I Saddlehaek EDITION \t·h·rnoon '· \. Stot·I .. ~ VOL. 71. NO. 209, 5 SECTIONS, 58 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JULY 28. 1978 TEN CENTS Would·fJe Stars Fli~ker; Froufi~ Downs 8~ G.\RY GR.\NVILl.E Of IM D•lly PllOI Si.II rwo uh::..l'ure night club cntertatnl'f'" ..,, rue.·" ll nch 111 Orunge rt.•et•ntly "ht•n .1n unkno\\n mllllona1n· pa id tht·m s:,o.ooo lo µt•rform Ill hh m·Y. 111tl'r~· But th1• s inger and h1::.. atc:ompani:-.t g l'l'W rl'stlt·ss whl'n. for om• n.•ctson 11r .1110Lht•r thl'll debut :1t th1· JJ<J!-.h duh rw1 111111 a '>l'l'lt'!'> ol cld.I\ !'> OO~'T WORRY. T ll E \' \H'll' Jlll'gl'd I\ tuld h~ thl' 1111llion<1l1'<'::.. \\om<tn ,igt·nt. \\'t•"n · "illing lo pa_\ ~·uu a n • lamer to make c:t·rt a111 ~ou'll hi' on hand \\ ht·n llw dub open:- It 111111\s 11!..1 · I . .I 1<0111111111 111 IJ.111,1 1'111111 h1111\..1•d .t h 1g 1111\' \\hilt· .... 1111 .11 .... h111g .ti l >nh1 ·11' Ht•.id1 \l't11:1lh tlw l11 g ot·t·an i.:01ng t'J ;1111· got llltt·d \\ hc•n 11 ...,lt·ppt•t.l in .1 But \\OIT\' the entertainers did J !'-t the~ v. :.11Lt·d for thl'ir big c:hanct· Lo knock ·l'm <lt·ad at the lll'W night c:lub So worrit·d did thev bec.·om<.' that th1!-> "l'l'k thl'\ called lht• maker ol tht• thl'ek~ tht: \\oman ga\ t• them un twhalf of hc.·r mill1011wn.· bo~:-. T ll E Sl ~GER .\NO HIS ... 1dek1<'l< qu1tkl~ lt'arned lht> thl'ck~ thl·~ h<td tut t•d to the.· bank over thl• past l\\O month::.. \\ t•rc.·n't thoM• of a millwnairt· µatrnn . I nsteacl. the dwck~ \\'t•n• om·t• \cJ1ded "'''roll chl·t·k!-t bdong1n~ to lht• \\Orld'-. fon•most pl:illorm oil dnll1ng J11·m . San mud 11011 · 11llH'1<1h ~.i.' Tilt' c·1.111c..· dl' .... 1g 111 ·d lo \\ '"" 1111 I he f)l'l'llll f1001 IS l)l'Jll).! u ... ,.<1 111 c.·otbl n1l'l 11111 11f ;i n·gmn;tl "1''' <1g1· out I a II lmt: Price of Gold Soars Exceeds $201 an Owtce on New York's Market 1.0 \l l)()N 1 \I' 1 The pncl' of gold s1i.1rl·d ahcl\'\' S200 an ounct• a r<'conl. on tht• m:qor Euror1t·;.in bullion m arkc..·t today Thi• price \\ J~ fixt'd at S2QI :~o rn hc..•ctac afternoon t rad mg on lht• London markt•t ,md ro'" 111 s200 t>5 in Zurich Europt"" big. J.:t"'' f.!old mark\.'l lkalers hc..•n• said bullion was g 1v1·n a boost when i\mcncan huving devt•lopcd at thl' start of t h1• husmt.">~ day m tht.• nitt..-d Stah·s h~ tcll'phont·. on mark<.'l eond1 lmn~ T hl' prc..•v1<1us rt•tord came 1u~t a few days bdorl' congressional h.•gislat1on allowed Americans to buy and s1•ll gold in 1975 Euro pt>an SJ>t'<'ulators had expccki1 th ci t th t' m·\\ i\ mt• n c <1 n I a"' would C'aU!W a boom in lhl' gold market But Lhal boom did not m;.iterraltn· and ROid prH'f•.., gnidually dc>chnt'd 1.1 Ft· lnlt·rn.1t1on,tl Comp.in~ Tht·n· \\.t~ no m11lw11,11n· .\nd tht· 11011 t''1S l t•11l m1l11011,11n··::.. 111·\>\ 111 ~!11 l'llll> ";i-. non 1•x1s tl•nl \11Cl 11 "•'"' \It \lt<,.11\ \d111 \\J 111 I )1 .tlll'I ( '011111 \ .J,111 h\ I tllll''d,1\ .llt t·I 111u111 d 1111·g1•d \\ 1lh 11 .it1d :111tl t.·1i1lw11l1· 1111•111 Tht•n • \\a~. h O\\l'\ c..·1 .1 hookkt•1·11t•1 ,rt Santa Ft· lnlt·ni.111<111 .d who ;.ipµ,11 l·lltl\ h;1cl hl·t•ll .... m1tll'll h.' t tw t·11lt·rtain1·r .... t ;1It•11 l::.. Poll<·•· p111mpt1d 111 11 11· tilt h1 -. p1,t11l '>I ,tt<I tht \ did lltit kllO\\ \\h,tl th1· \\11 111.tll to .tlllogt•di~ t·m n10111·\ p ;11d 1t1 t lw .,1111.!1'1 .ind \('('ORDI:\(; TO l'OU('E. II \\ "" th• bou!..1-.l•l'pt'I'. Sht'r~ I Ann ~lt't;c1r~ :J,, ol 5:! I S Bt«Hurd St . Ot a ngl' "ho h.1d n·prt•...,t>nlt•d \ht' myth1t"d m11\11111<t1rt· .1~ hl' C'ontra<:lt•d for thv 1•nll't'\a11H·I'-. "l'I \ lt't'S \It .111\dllll I ht t 111 1·1 t.11111·1 hq..:.in 1 .rt d11111., 1111 •• 111 11 1•11g;1g1·nwnt .ind 111!'11 d1;1111·1· ltt lll.tf..1· lfH· b ig l illll' lh.tt '-l'l'OH'd 111 "' I ht II~ (ti ( )l',1111.!t' ( 'ourH \ · .... 11t \\ 1·-.t 111111 nn .. ht < luh 3 More Expect Test-tube Tots LON DON 1 A I' I Thrt•t· rTIOl t' \\oOH'n, l\\11 uf tlwm ('ounlt•ssl's t•x pt·<·t ll''t tulw hal11t·:-. t h1 ' H·~ir. t lw I >:uh 1-::1.ptt•ss 11 ·t>1tl'I t•d lodav Ttw B1·111:-,h l :1hlo1rl 'aid t ht \\ 1fr of a \\i!alth\ Bnt1~h l':.trl .ind '' Wc •st l;1•rman t·uunh'.,s l'X Pl't'I th1·1r hahll•-. .1r11u nd Chn~tnws •m<l tht· third \\om.m. .t S<·ot l'XJll'l'h h1 ·1-. 111 !\Jo H·mht·r '\;0111· nf t h1· \\onw11 \\ ·"' 1111 •11 11f1l'c1 Church TV Show Out; Movies In 'I 1 It•\ 1s111n stut1on KTl.A Chan Ill I 5 has dc·c·tdl·d tn ino;ert nld !-\h1rlt•) Tt•mplt· mo1i1c..•:-1n the Sunda)o mnrn1ng t1nw s lot cw l'Uflll'cl Sine'(' 1!170 b:. th1· Ht•\ Rob1•rl Sc·hulkt :rnd his "lloui of P ow1·r ·· l'\Tl.1\ ... pnkc·-.\\-oman "1 .11 .\ Barro\\ .,aul tlw 'lalton h;i.., 11111 t·an<'t.·lt·ll lht· tr;Hhl1onal hour -;pon::..<H'l•d by Sd111lh·r·, ti :irtlt·n Grin<' ('ommun11 \ Chttr<'h "'Wt• \l' 1u -.t' m .rdc• 'llfl11· -.cht•dultng c·hanj.!t'' .1n<I otfl·rt'!I lhl· Ii :m .1 111 ... 101 111 tht· <·hurrh Wiss Barro" "'"" ··Wt• h<tVI ' touncl lhJI k1ddtl' ... ho~ ..... ind f<1m1h mm·u·' an· popula1 .it tht• \0 ,, m hour th.it has bc•t•n u~c·d '" lhc t·hur<'h M<•at1\\h11l· 1n"(;;1rcl1·n c:rn\1• ,I ... pnk1•!-.m:tn fnr the· dllln:h ...,;,11<! · Lo,ing Lo., Ani.t•·lt--. ~ould rc•al Iv he..• .1 "l'flOU., hltm t u lht· min1:-.tn It has ht'l'l1 our homt· bLJSI' ". Mike• i\uson. llm11 11f 1'11wt·1 t'Xt'C'llll\'l' produt·t·r nolt.·tl lht· program 1s thl' l11nf.!1•sl runntnf.! rel1g1011., t•hun·h "l'I'\ 11·t· on I .o, J\nj!elt•, tl'lt•v1 ~11111 "Wt• rt•t•l II would ht· .t gn•.il ch:-.st·n ·1<·1• to lh1 l'CJ01mun1 t v to dl'prJVl· the hand1n1 ppPd . th~· 1n firm and lhc· t•ldl'rlv of a churi·h ..,t•r v1<·1· brought to Lht.•m in th<.•11 home:-. " N uson satcl ht• ht1pl's KTI .1\ "'ill C'h,mgt' its mind .thout th•· t1m1• chan).!t' Rut Mt~s B.1rr11w md1c.1h•d 1t .., .1 dns t•d 1~'t11t· Sht• -;u1d ;1notlw1 progr<1mnwr has ;tln•ady -.pokt•n f111 hall 1111' n 30 a m t1ml' -.lot "l'I J,llfl' f111 !lour 111 P11\\t•r Hut lht "-'p11•..,, .1111 llH· Hril l'h 1·11w11 1•,., ltk• 1111 11t••ll11 1 of 1111· \\t1tfd.., 111 ... t It· I l11t11 h ,1h\ h•H II I lh ",lf.1\ 111 t ,1111• Ill• ti.di\ ho111 I 111· ""' hit 1111• pr1·gn :111t a l1 1•1 llt'oll lll••fll h1 J.!Y lll'l'Ol<tl.!1"1 l',tll IC k ~IO')ll(JI .11111 ph;. .,1111~1.,1 l(otwt I 1'.11\\ .11 II ,1l th1· J.!l'lll'l .ti h11..,p 11 • .r 111 I llclh .. 111 , m1ll lt1\\1111111111 thl·111 I·11).!l.11111 1!111 m dt·~ nurtll\\ "~' 111 l.1111tl1111 •\ fourth \\OJll.111 \\Jiii h11p1 '111 twcom1 JJ• t•g11.111t .Ill• 1 111111 r·p t111n ouh1d1 th• \\11rrth 1 1111d11 Big Weddirig In County Dr~Stars St11):!1•r l·1.1nk ~1 11.111 .. cornt·d1an l>on H1cld1·-. and tht' 1·nt1n• Lo ... 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P:l~t' .\lD Joint Use Of Theater Proposed By PKILIP ROSlt1.\RfN Of ffile 0..JtlY PHot Sr~tl l C I r v1n< Chancellor Damt-1 1\ltlrich .Jr 'iJ1d tcxfo_v hv plan:- 111 'llhmll .1 propnst'd ;1grl'emenl II• 11111\t'r .,11) r<'JH·nt._ 1n Sep I• 1111>1·1 !111 1011H <h·vt'lopmC'nt. 1111 1• Or.111g1· ('11un1 y Musa· I • .. ,.1 .. 1 I cw 111 .1 m<iJ•ir µ1 rfnrm 111t• .1 11.., ron1plt•\ on c.1mpu .... \ ltlt 1c·h s.1111 r l'~•t·nts lr1sr w1..•ek I Ill Olll ili;!t•cl \'llllttlllll'd ll\'J,!Ott<J ll•Hl. \.qth th• fund ra1~111g cor 11111 ;1 r11111 "l11t·t' OI' .June· 15 ~ub 111111c·11 • !t'llt r 111 int1·n1 '" build 1111 1•sl1111alt•tl s:1r1 mtlliof1 pro1 ,., I f lt 1111 lllt',111111111 flll I'll\ 11( I 1 ' 1111 I 111 '<I 111 \\ .nt lnl.. 1111. d1 \I l111Jnll'Of-. IHI \\ h ;.11 '.\1 .IHll 81JI \ .1rdou1t ... 111 1«l 1<·t~ "'1ti nc w•1 h.1pf)l II rllll\l'd 1'111S1 l lhl~ \\'l'l''< lo\\ .1111 hu1lchn1-.,._ o \\" 1·11m 111111111~ th,.111t , on • mut·h -.m.llh·r s<·al1· ISt·P Tiii-: \TER. P a)tt' \:!I Music Programs Dominate Talks s.1ddlt'h<.!l'" \ .tllt \ p,1r1•n1 ..,, ll d1·nl .ir1cl h "•<·h1 r "UfltH•t I '°' t'll•m t•ntarv ""hnul 11111-.11 pi t1 ~r!lm" 1lnrn1na1N I <11-.<'t1~·.11111 th1 -. " 1·1•k :i-. sl'hool 011.11 <I 1111 nllu '' l'Ollll \ll'lttf .1 lrnth!• I 1111!\. ~t''t'-lllO /'111· ... ll t'<llll Pl 'Jll'dkc•r ... '-UP prn I tnl! re inst ale.. m ent of •'l'OLr<tl .111d C'h11r<1I rnu-.1l' follo\\o t•cl re 1· 11m 11H nd:.1t1on:-. hy .• 10 1nl di-. 11 ll'I huclgt't t•11mm1tt1·c· lhal th1 , .. OJ.!l ,lfll hi 'llfl!Jtlrll'CI 11 "·•' (!1·l1 •c ranging from lht• l1m 7(1-; al th<' ht•acht•' to th1· mid ROs mland ;ire•;.-, I O\\., tonight 5H to llH In N l'\\ ) ork. lhl' pri C'C' of golcl p.is~NI the $201 -an·ounN· m<Jrk ~11 t ~ o lead mg gold r l'fm t•r!-> and filhrtt·e.1tors 1-;ngelhard M1ncr<ib & Cht·m1c:.ils Corp quoted ~old hullion at $201 60 un ounce. up $7 25 from Thurs<lay, while Han- d v & ll<trma n St't its base price for gold at $201 30, up $7 lnvt.'stors traditiona lly turn to gold m t1mt•s of monetary in Sltibi lity. and the steady decline of t hC' dollar on the wo rld's fon•1gn exchanges has raused a s 11rgC' m bullion prices Proposition 13 Squeeze puhl1t·;.t1on li11d1-,11 JpproH•d l>\ 1rustt'l'). 1-;1d11 t th1~ month 'fhdl hullp I ho\\ot'\.l'I . 1s not ftn..tl u11 111 t rustet•<; Ll!JprovC' ,, \Norkrn.i.: hu<lf.!<'I Auf!, :! l~SIDE T OD:\,. .\umml'r platJ~ 111 Orm1q1• C'ouM C111/rg1· h111•1· hr1•n u r rod 1I11H1 °f11r 111•0 r., hul l'a<'rf 1c Ot•Prtur1'.~ · rould ht• thr last brcuust' of the pa.~sage of Proposition 13 Story and ptctures on Pagt> Cl lade~ .,.,. • .,, S.ntiU 141 ,,,,.,,..."..,. .,. 1't111L•ll<ltn cs •1 ........ LM aoy• ... M•••~s CJ.l,t '"''"•" .. , M11t11•l fl ....... 84 t.tlllornl• -.~ ... ,,.\tt•ftt\ C.l • Cl•""'"" Ot ti Syl•I• l'Orlff IS C.•ml« IU ,,. .... •• 10 c ....... o•• ., \1t0 M•rllM• " O.ttll "t•lt<n OJ T•••~t\h" Cl l•ll••lal I'-,.. n ... ,.,, ,.,, ........ _ Cit Weatt\er A• .... , ....... .. ' ............. ... "., .. , .... •• Tht• dollar o;ank lo another rt'l' ord Im' 111 Tnkyq <1s:cmnst th1· .J,tpJO\'St.· ,vt'n today t1nd con t1n1ll'd In ... 11dt· Jga1n!"t ma1or EuropC'illl l'Urrt.'nnt·"· f<1lling morl' th<tn 2 percent aRmns t thl' Swiss frant· hy early aftC'rnoon (;old had ht•l'n tradinR around S\99 an oun<'(' most of the day .end then move,'<! higher following rC'ports lhat the president of the Swiss national bank , fritz Leutwil<>r. bt•lieves that a further apprecuit1on of the Swiss frnnc against the dollar 1s in· t'\1table fhc• prPv1ou!l record fixing was SI97 SO n •cordcd Ot•<' 30. 1974 Th .. '''""~ 1.., lh1• pr1N• af?rt>eUlllly Library Cutbacks Loom By KATHY Cl.ANCY Ol the O•lly Piiot Stall Thl' nppl<' from Propos1t ion \:! m .iy post pone con!>t rue l 1on of hbranc~ in San Cl<'mcntt•. San .Juan Capistrano, Irvine and F.I T o r o as wt•ll as curtailinA recr eation, street c;wct:'ping and landscape maintenan<'e in Sad dle back Valley Pest control and day·tO·day county library services also face c uts . But district offi cials voiced ht· tie objection to their financial dilemma before Orange County 'lt1per v1sors 'f.hur~d ay whi•n what wus b1llt.od as :i two·day hearing wound up in Just 9C minutes Superv1~ors v.erf' ht>~inninR lh c procN!s of d1v1dm~ Ufl $12 4 mtlllon in stall' aid to help 53 -;pel'tal d1~tri c ts with hud~t·I w1ws brnug ht on hy Propos1t1nn l:l' n•rt11 rl1<m in prnpcrl ) tax rt'\l'lllH' Propos1t111n 1:i c·11t 11•vt•n111· tu l h t• !->fll'('IUI tl1:-.t1 H'ts h\o $5:$ i million And uftc•r n•dlJ<'lnJ.t tht•1r 11w11 .... pending plans. d1Mri ct~ .1d ministrnlors had asked for $27 million in slate u1d Le!is than h a lf that a mount is available Supervisors asked county of fic1als to continue reviewing thl' d1slrtcl~ requests and said they would tulw fin;1I ;1rllon Au)r t~ Stutt• l1·~1!<lal1•111 tha t ofr1 1 tet tht• s1:1 I m11linn 1·a r rtes with tl ;1 h! top 11( lhut ltr,t ts publrf s.ifcl } nwamni.t 1t ,., likely th1· count~ "\trurlor:ll lire dlstri<'t will )tel mo~t of tht' $4 i m1lhon lll'l'(ktl lo ll:tl.rnt 1• ti 'I.· 1111111111• \ !17>< 7~ hudgt I V.11th11 do\\11 th•· p1111ril\ I•-,· .Ill 1h1 ~1 \tlt (llt!lll \ ·•l\1('1 111•,1 cft...,11 11'1' I h. t pl <I\ 111 p If" m.11nh11.11111 "'"''' •\\ctp111:.. ml•d1.1n lanctM·ap111~ .uut r1•1 1 "· lion prof.!r:Hlh m 1111111<·111 por:Jtl·O south 1-•ount v 1·1mrnnin1ll<•s ThoH· d1stnrt .... ol·l·rl a colln t1ve $1 4 m1llmn 1u"1 to bulan('t' thc>1r S2 3 million 1!178 79 hudi;:tt~ a nd mmntnin 1•x1~tmg s\ f \ 1r1 :- 1 n M l '>SIOO 'V1 C'Jl>, E• 101 (\ L<iRunu Ni~ut I Lu~u rp \\ 111 Id Snuth I .. own.1, A1·i.t'.ir1 I hll ;1m• Soul h l.a~un.1 11111.' With11111 1111' ~l I m1lh11n. -.,111' 1·uunt\ :1clm1111•t1.•l t\.•' .1 • 1-.t,1n• F.rn 11• ~·hm 111c•r ltt•· ti 1,1, 1c1~ nlll\. h,1vt• l11 F.lrmm. 11• ''"' t "1•t JJln.ll !St't' l .IUR.i\tU•:s . t•agt· ,\2l 01s lnct 1oint budget r11mm1t ll•l' ml'mb\'rs rC'c·omml'ndcd ..idct in~ S!9i:l,OOO t<1 llw hudgt•t l11 'up1)11rt th1· music pro~rnms Th .. t m•'"''' "''ulo 1·om 1• rron1 , 1 1 om m111 ,.,. prop.-M•tl clt•h•t 111n ,,, ir'.•11~ .1dul! t•thH'.11\nn 11111 , • 1 nh Tlws 1 · 1·111 -. 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Saturday and :-.und~y as \hl! 24th annua l Urooks Strl•f't S1Jl'flni.: l'la:-.s1t Jnd thl' 24th ,innu<tl L.1guna 1tt .. 1rh Op1·0 Volh•yhall tourna m1•11t gt•L urnl1·r w:I\ Thl' surf 1:-. running .1 const•>- tl·nt rive to SIX fcl·t ill Brooks Thugs Grab Movie on Bank H e i st Ho~ To 'IJ • ' P , r h, l· •· .1rm1·tl rrwn «nll·r1•d ..i room \\ ht•l t' th1· nl0\'11' Bl ink ... W\I" t11·in1-t 1·1li1t•d tod.I\'. h;1111Jt·uff1·<1 tltt t•ditor-. arid fl(•d \\llh n·cl'nt I~ !timed st•quNl('t•s ut thl· pro dtH·t 111n. pohcl! sa1d 'l'hl' stolen film mav be worth mqn· than th1· mont·~ ·l<rkt·n dur 111g th1• Brin"-'s 'holclup irl 1:11111:11 v t't50 $1 2 m1ll1on . .... 1111 L h1• "rit l'r of t hl' uook m1 \\h11·h th1· ftlrn 1:. 1>as1•d . The cost 111 m.1k1n).! the movw ha.., be<:n 1·-.t11l1\llt'd ·'' sn 5 m11l111n Urrnk ':. · -.tar:. Pt'lt•1 Falk 111.1-.t er :-.ll'Uth of th£> kh•v1s111n ... i-r11·-. \'olumho,' ;Js J :-.L1cku11 {11.1 fl I 't1h1·1• -..1111 I hn•1· ml'n -.hppt•d fJJ "I I hl· mm II• t·rt•\\ ' '>t'C\lrtl \ h~· u-.ing thl· 1r;1rn1· of ... n t•x 1 ·t•ut 1 \'I' oft 111· produc•t 1<>n ·1 tw four c•111pl11v1•t•s wh1> hucf ht<1•11 h.wckuffcd "'t•rc not tn 1u11·c1 f11r w1·t•k.., th1.• produc.•t111n t•11111 p:tn) re· t•rc•all'tl l-tcn1·s und h.1t·kdrops 10 rdl1·<.·t thl' city or :!Ii 1v1•ar:. agr>. wh1•n lh1evt•!> en ft•r1·d !ht• B1 int..-. Im· offices. l>nuncl th1.· 1·mpl11yt•l's ..ind • -.(·,qll'd \\1th th<·tr hooty lh1· '>lflh•ll film \\a-. of M't•rn·s , I fl I 11 B c .... ' fl" .... fl Id s (' 0 l l.1 v '-.q11.11·1· \\hll'll lrl 1hl· 50'-. \\>ii'> lh1· 1•11y·.., good 11m1.'. hul'le!>4u1• 111·1 g h horhnod It -. -.or\ ot .111 a la Brtnk'o.;" '\111•1 Bl'hn "ho wrol\' thl' hoo\.. on whtl'h tlw I 1lm 1:-. hao.;ed. said 11f tht· st1ck11µ If !ht· ftlm 1s nut n·c·ovc•rNI lh..r1 you'll proh<1hlv hjvc· a mov 11· ~ ithou1 St:olluy Square." ht· '·"" 'It '" .i vt·rv \'\ 111•ns1\1• -.i 11u1·111 ,. l1oht•1• !'IJ.!I l'uul ( 'on"'<1' -:..1 1d t h1· 111hh1•1-. '' 1·11· ,1rr111·rl "'1th hanri/.!t111s I llt'\. "l'lt' dc·,t•rth1•d .JS t"' 11 mt·n 111 lhl'11 .!0'.'> Jnd om· rn ht'> 111-. Stn·1•1. s1t1· 11f th1• .mnual <:nm petit1or1 opt•n to l.agun.1 Bt'iJ<'h -.ul'ft•rs only Doug Allen. recreation depart rr11•nt sup<'rvisor. suys llw Min· n1es I hoys 12 und und(•r 1 will paddk nut s hortly uftl'r noon, with thl' high tidt· Tht'Y will bl' r o I Io wed u y 1 h l' women · !. chvision · Aftt•r those h1•uts . thl! finals for last ) t•.ir'o.; l>oy ' ·. men's and si•n111rs mt•n's"' 111 ht• held "Wl· nevl't compll'tNI those hc.·als last year. l-fl \H' II trv ;1n(1 ''rap thl'm up ~utunla) · Allen '><tid toduv Tht• '>UI f w~ts not t·oopl·rat11.:t. during I he 23rd an 1111al compd1t111n. lt•avmg thoSl' ch \'ISIOns high and dry City re<.'rt'<il 1011 t>fftc1als wrll tht•n lll'g1n tht~ y1•ar's boys. 1uniors'. men'l-'.'>l'ntor ml·n .., ~ind rn,1-.t1•r-. d1\'l-.1011s "1th '>Ctffil' of tho~(· hl':1t:. ..,p1l11ng ovt•r into Sun ".1 :-· w r ·11 proh:ilily .... tart .1gm11 ul noon Sund;.iv h1·c.·.1u-.t· ol' the <high 1 tick o.;1tuC1ttun." Allen .... 11d The I.agu11a !\ll'n·-. 0 Pl'n Vulll')h • .ill Tournament will pit I \t o m ;.i n v o 11 e y h a I I t l' a m ~ . 1g:i1n~t ot lwrs from Sunla B;11'1wni to ~an Dl l'i!fl on th1• :-..ind c.·ou1 ls ul M.11n Hcach l'a1 k Tht• top :t! teams "'111 b<' com pding 1n th(• eighth 11f 10 ml'ets 111 t hc 11pen c·ircu1l thtl> year I '""n' \\Ill do hJttlL lwlo!tnn1ng .1t \I ,1 m hoth d.1v-. "'1th 1·11m pl'lllhlll 1."<p1·ct1·d io IJ">t until !'> or 7 p m Adding to thl' l·rowcl" ancl uc l1\'ll1l'S lhtl-"et·k1.·nd tn l.Jgun.1 Jrl' th<.· thn•e ,1r1 f<•st1vab out I aguna l'Jn~ t>n Roai.J c; ates op1•n ,1t the.: ~·est1 val 11f \rts groun<I:; al noun with Lht• work'> uf more th<•n 150 Jrltsl'> 11n dis play Thl• SC1wdul>t F1·-.11val. 1ust up the stn•d from I he Ft.-~t1v;1l uf Arts. f)J)l'n~ al IO a m with 160 t:t uftsmen and .1rtt~I!> 11<.Jrl1l'ip:it1ng •\nd tlw Art 1\ F;11r :1notht·r t wo·t!•nth:-nf ii rntlt• up Laguna l'.rn:-011 Hoad. upt•ns Ill> d1101''> at lll a rn ""ith ;11.\>~1rd winninl! sc· u I pt or-. 1·11ra m l'>lS. .1cwt•IL•r:-. :i n d o t h l' r <' 1-. ti 1 -. m 1 • n I rum Soul h1·1·11 C:.iltfurm:.i d1l>1,1la\ 1ng ttw11 wares T apes Seize d :-:EWAHK :-.; .J 1AP1 Fcl.11•1 al Jlllhor1l1t•s put th1· hill' ThursdJ) on :.i l>u:.111ess lhJt ;d h~·J.:l'dh \\OJ~ l-cll1ng Jlll'~JI \ tdl•n t.ipt· l'J"'l'llt'" of 'lll'h 11011111.11 I Iii>.\ 1'1glll 11111\ It'!. .t~ 'J tlW-. lh1• FBI u11noun<.·1·rl Consumer Prices Continue Skyward I 0 :-; ,\'\I ii-I.ES t A I' ) ( 1111, 11111l'I J>l'l('I'"' Ill l.nl-1\nf.!l•lt·:-. .end 111·:111,.:1· l'111Jntll'" -.k\'ro«kl'I 11cl 1 'I 111·rc.•1·11t Ill thl' first '>IX mPlllh .. 111 th1-. ~l':tr u pt·rc1•11 1.1J.!l' 11111111 h11-th<'r th;in tht• in 1•• .1 ... 1• ll'1·1>rrll'rl 111 tht· first ha lt of l 'Iii' I h1• l ~ La hor Ucp.irt nwn I n pm11 •1 I t o !fl P'>l' I ti IH'r 1 1 111 l .1-I m11111 h s.11<1 .J 1 m \\ urth 1 1111 I "' th .. ~111th11 n ('.1hforn1.1 1111111 "' th1 l .. 1h111 l>t•p;1rtmt'nt .., ll1111·Ju 11f l.1bor St,1t1:.t1t·s l(t l.1tl-ci l-tOr\. /\41 \1111 111 tlw 1:! month pl·rtoll l11t"•·1n .lunt• 1!177 Jllcl .Jum· llliX thl· pnl'l'l-for Los Angdl'S .11111 01·an~1· counties roSl' 7 7 pt 11·1•nl Wurth :.aid. whil<' 'last m11nth'l-1nl'rt'al'.1' m urkl•d the· third stra1~ht month pnct•s rose· :ti ll'a'>t ont• pc·n·ent With Junt"s incn•al-l', the c•c111- -.11mt>r pnt·t· 1nd<.•x sh111 up to :inotlwr r<.'l'lll'(I 1!13.4 for till' l wo 1·1111nl 11·~ \\ h ,ti th al IHI I h d n" n t 0 Wurth ..,,11<1. ts th.it it l'<l'>t Sl9 34 1;1...i mnnth to huy the same ORANGE COAST ~e DAILY PILOT '""'Ota~ ( .,, ()t6 '' P flt w l,..•ft1 tl•\COM t _.., ............ p.,." t\.A-10• ~b-yttw()t,.,..,.. 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M"""•O•*" f'ltfnt"' &addl•b•c~ Vall•r OlllC41 :.._1tlfl P•t •f'.-f1 .tt C..-n~l'•fr'llf•V 0111cn '°"'" Mii\.• , to Vff\t ""'• .. ,,,..... .. •1\ll"'lllf•~t,,,.. fk .. ., 111 11t1 \~.-:"~,,,..,Mn l40UMfMMP\ ttk(t*""'~'l\t'"t T•ltpho"• (714)142-4321 Claulll•d AdvartlMllO ... 2-5471 511·1310 ~ ,,.. ••"'l·•.,.,,1 •96 ~800 ""9~:··('.~ ,.!!, l~tw~ ~ .... ;.~""":" -;:.~~ ,. •U•· "' ••h••lt •m•ftt\ "••• m•• t_. .. ••f!' tf'tw• ... •·l~I \"f •• , D•'""IH•Of"I l'tt ... •9"tt..,,._,, "*'"~ ,., "''"~" ...... ~· '""'"' ._.., ' • 11!1•111 • '\~t:\r• P''""' • .. C• •, \t \0 ~l,f~ t' "' ,,..., \4 \0 fTllOl\l"°l'f 'Tl• l••'f .,, ..... ..,..._," 'O .,...ll'llh•y J.!()!Hh :1nd M'f'\'l('t'S wh1t•h l'l)'>t S Ill tn tht• h;i:-.1• price• Yl'ilr of IHtii It abo mt•;inl> thl' 1%7 dollar would h11v onlv 51 7 t•ents worth 11f goods :.ind sen·1cl'S 1n lod.iy'l- murk!·l. Wurlh t'Xplatned Wurth s.iid the seven maJor .1rc.·a-. ot ("cms uml'r spending IJ'>l 11111nt h wt•n· fOo<I and bcverag1•s ho11~ing I r.mc;port ;1t 1110. appar<'I .11111 upkl'l'll hl':tlth .ind reC'rC'.1 t wn. l•ntert.11nmt•nl. and othl'r goods .md "·r\ 1 r1•s o.;uc·h <•' 1·os 1111'111'" Wrmty Faces WurtonPay HikeRefwal Ry K ATHY CLANCY OI I ... Oa1ly Pllol Stall Ornnl.!l' County nffir1a1" will h.1\'1• to c•,plain lo ;1ppt•ll;1tt· t'oltrl 111dg1·.., wh v t ht·v won't grJnt 1.000 c·1111nt~· 1·mri<>\'t'l'~ ,, 5 5 1n·1T~·11t J>.I\ r.11..,t· this vt•ar Thi· f11111 th Di-.tnl'I Cuurt of Appc;1I n1ctc•11·d th t• rounlv Thurl>d:J\ to honor its conlnict "'1th i .000 workers and grant the 5 5 perrenl salan mcrl'ases. Rut the ordc>r "as st;.1yed until .1 '.'lo' 1 <'OUrt hPar1ng "'hen t•ounty attonwys must t•xpl.11n wh) th1• c·onlt U<'l t~n 'l bt•tng honon•d Thur-.cl.1) , ruling "'us tlw llr"t 1n ttw <.l.1t1• tn rt•:;,ponsl' to I j \\' '.'> u 11 " f II t' d h y sf' v ('I ;ii l'rnplo) c·1.• groups Thi• s111b \\-c>rl.' hrought to t'hJllenge a prov1s1on in stak ll•g1slat10n that offers so·callcd bailout funds to local govern m<'nl lo replace funds loc;t hecause of Proposition 13. That legislation withholds s late aid from IOCl\I govern· ttl~'nls that grant employee puy ru1ses The Oranjtc Cl)unty Employee A !".SO('latlnr I a<J r1 l('d !>Ult C'hallt>nJ.:tnJ.: ti. prm-1'>ion ,1nrl a~k1n~ lhut t•our ... 'llllll'• v1<,ors Ill' fo11.'1'il 111 h1111or I" uv1s1ons tn a l\\O year work contract :.1jlncd laM summl•r Count\ ofrl r1al-. ~aid the 5 5 pc>rct•nt ~alary tncn•us<' would co~t Si tn1lhon ( Pilot Logbook J Bugging Visitor Gaveled Down By WILLIAM ttODG E 01 tM Oally ~llOI S~lf MISSION VIEJO MUNI CIPAL. Advisory Council member Gary Stoney didn't exactly re·tnvcnl lhl' wht(!l at ;,1 recent mel'ting but he did develop CJ great new use ror the gavel ancl a new way to make friends and influence l>t'Ople During a complicated discussion, Stoney comnrnn dt'ered the gavl'I from acting Chairwoman Kathleen Kl!lly and took a v1c1ous whack at the counc1ltabll' The stw1m11~ blow 1.,und its mark a giant bu~ flipped into tht· ,111 ;11\Ct did p~·rfl•C't ~om <'rsauns. right intu 1\1 rs t-.e llt:y., coltl'l' cup A «hagl'1ned Mrs Kelly nervous ly eyed he• huirged coffe<.• Jnd decided a n·olaccmcnt was in order • • • TOW.\RD THE F.ND ur ,1 recent Saddleback Valley Unified School U1s Hooc;e tnct bo:.ird meeting. trustc:cs announced an l.'arliet dt•c1s1on in (.'Xeeutive session to rescind layoff notices rna1IPd to somc: employees who were told they might have to go on a shorter work year Somt> of those employe1::s were district mC1mtenance men l'rnm the back of u packed board room that had grown r uther chilly at the late hour, a man spoke up and said "That's hm• "Now will you tell the maintenance man to go back to ~or!.. Jnd turn on the heat?" the man asked. From a school board heated at times from differences with the superint1::nde nt. recall croups and employee!.. Trustee Lou Young fanm·d herself Jnd shot back. "It's plt-nt) \\arm up h1:rl' .. ••• CHAMPt\GNE CORKS are popping these days at Sad· tlleback Valley Chamber of Commerce offices where of ftc·1als n·cl•ntly signed up their 500th member LuC'ky number 500 to JOln the organ1zatton was lhl.' .lumade Ar~ and Frammg shop of El Toro. Officrnls noted the chamber is the fastest growing 1n t111.· Southern Californi<1 ar<'a since its formation 1n t96~ .... T H E COURAGEOUS 13 ycur·olcl El Toro girl who was ntPl'd •ind beaten last May. has received more s upport I rnm t ht· Ca It form a D<'partment of Forestry Employee~ A!'IMH' i:it ion. Orunge County chapter. Tht• group. which 1nclud(!S county firemen . donutcd SSOO to thl' young lady to do with as she pleKed The mmH'Y c:1me from th£> orgunization's benevolent fund She s;11<1 she 1s taking a vacation in August and plans W spend ttw mont•y on new clothes. A fire department spokesman snid the donation was the• fir!>L time anything got a unanimous vote at an t•mployees assoc1::ition meeting. "She's an amazing young lady." lhe spokesman said or thl• Rirl who has gained respect from everyone for her 1·ou1 Jg1· throui.th thl' ll·rr1ble incident and !.ubsequent pl.isl 1c :--.urgt•Q operations f'ro• Page A J UBRARIES DELAYED. • • on res1dcnl1al areas Cut park and median landscape m;.iintenttnte by 15 pcrrcnt •·to kerp it alive at the han· minimum ·· Do away with youth recre.i Lion progn1ms. MrikL' cuts in the Mission Viejo Municipal Advisory Coun- ril. Soulh county service and a y('t-ln·npcn Crown Valley Com munity Park field offices. Also hard hit mav bt: the coun- ty's 21 street lighting d1stncts. Schnc1dt>r said. although ruts tn l'Ost would hl' hard to come by Throu~h contracts with utilit' (11 ms Schn<'1d£>r explained, the d1stricl'> must pay half their normal l>ill wheth<'r any elL·t: tna1t~ rs ust•cl or not Tht• contn1cts were designl'cl sr1 lh1· ut1htv firms could recoup lht'1 r 1nvt.•stmcnt in tnstnlling the lightmi.< service. The budget sque<:zc for special districts also will mean postpon. 1ng building new libraries in Sun Clt•mente. Sun Juan Capistrano. Irvine. El Toro and La Habra Rarbaru Fox. <in assistant dir(•Ctor or the countv General Services Agl'ncy, ·.,aid th1· library di~lriC't :1lso may halt Sunday operntions. bookmt>l>ile and othc•r Sl•rv1 cc::. Shl• s:..iid Sl 1 m1ll1hn 1::. m•t•clt•cl Ill <,\,Ill' a11I lCI h.tl .tnCL· thl' hl>rar·) ·::. Sli :1 mtllu1n propost.'rl 197R 79 budget und personne l f'Uls alrcacJv huv<' bl'en made Officials of the Or11ngt• Count v \'t•ctor Control D1-.trn·t l-atd tht·~ Ol'l'd $436.87~1 tn '.'>lJl<: hl•lp lfl hulantc.• a Sl I m11l111n buclgl't En·n \.\1th Lhttl. th1•.) ~utd. tht• d1:.trrl'I ha-. c·ut :!fl '>ttmmt·r l'mplo~t'" "'ho pr11\ldt•d r1::c;1 rknts \.\1th rut. fl) and mosquito tont r11l help Tlw .1-.sl'>t.lll<'l' -.till 1~ pro \'ldl'd. t h1·~ saul hut ncJ longt'r can th1.• district respond within 21 hours of notrcl' Huntington Incide nt Cop Injured; Suspects Held By ARTllt 'R R. VINSEL Of the 0~1ly Piiot Sl<lll A lluntingtrn1 13('ath moton•y t'lt• officer who fl reel two l>hots al a car who:-.e driver ca ltegedly I nf'd to run h 1 m down th rel' t1me'l-tn hoth folwa rd and n· \ C'rse J.tl':.tl''> 1s allvl' hut bruised today The motori:-.1 <Jnd two passengers a1 t• 1n Jail a fter the 1•p1o;Odl· 1n \.\htrh Sgt Carl \ Hiano f1rt.>d two shots <.1t his al lcgt.>d Jttack11 rl> arte r being knockl•d to thi: pavement M 1ch:wl I> DuPont. 20 of 19962 lsthrnu-. l.;1ne lluntin~ton Heach. 1s hl'l•t an lwu of S25 000 bail. charged "1th a:-.-.uull with ,, d~adly Wl'<JPOll 011 a police of· fiCl'I' lits alleged p.issengers rn the 9 50 a m Thursday 1nt1dent <;ent• Ml'ns1k . I~ 11f l~ltll.: I s I h m u :-. L a 11 t'. 11 u n t 1 n gt on Rl•<1(1h , and Ernest Cumm 20 of 56:J V1ctori.1 St <'o'>t~1 '\tc-..1 Wl'l'c.> 1dt'ntically l>ookt'cl All three.· remarnert 1n custody at llunlington Beach City Jail l1J· day . Patrol Sgt Larry Catn !>llld J resident of the neighborhood where the assault occurn•d . n e a r N e w I <• n d St re e t a n d Yorktown Avenue. wa s ah-.o nea rly run down during the 1nc1 dent as he tried to aid V1dano Investigators said Sgt V1dano tntt1HllY pulled the suspC'ct veht de over to 1ssu<: a speed111g c1t.1· u on \\h1le on radar dut\. caul> an~ the driver to turn onlo a stde ~t rC>et .. Before he could dismount rrom his motorc)cle. thc-car <.1c celerated ... Sgt Cam said He explained it appt•ared thl' vl'h1cle drivC'r was try ing to escapt.'. but he suddenly spun the car in a U-turn al Anchorage Drive and Windward Lane" heading for the sergt'ant Rammed broadside by the on C'Omang car, Sgt Vidano ~uf ft-red minor lt•g s<.'rapes <.ind bruises but police <illcgc a!. he sc·rambled to his fPc>t t he motorist b:.icked up t1rf's squ£1allng a1m1ng al him again Diving sideways to safety. Sgt Vidano said the dnver then look Beaten Girl Still 'Poor' In Hospital A le('ll·age girl who app:.trt•nt Iv was left to die on an Irvine 'treet Thursday afll'r <in us· o.;ailunt fractured her skull. re mumed in poor condition today in th£> intensive earl' ward of :.. loC'a l hospital The child. 14 . reportc.·dly a run~1w<IV frnm a North Dakotu lnd1;1n t1·..,t·n~1t1<1n. w:i.., round .... pr.1\\ ll'1 rtriv1n~ h11mP spotted the girl l'ohC'e said :-ht• \\a:, 1nrohl•r enl :ind babhhng Thouith she.> told thl'm she h;id bl't'n -.trut·k in the· hl·ud ;11\d thl'm\ll l1 11m a mo\lllJ.! C'ar. offt C'l'l'l-said -.he· :1ppl'.1rl'd c.·onfusl·d by hl•r inJUrll'S Tht.:~ Wt•re unct•rt.1in torlJ\ about what happenl'Cf Thl• girl w;.is un1·1111sr1011 .... un d1·r m(•d1c·.1t1on .ind 1n veslrgator:. havt• bcl'n u11,1ble to talk to her. police :said unoth1·r run <ti him ,,. hl· dodged .11-11h· and o.i111ll'd hi~ 'erv1t•c n vulvl•r i-.tl';11ght at tlw s usp<'cl The driver ... tarted to spct-d a w<iy und SJ.?t Vidano (ired tw1 re at lhc.' car'.; reur tires. HE! llltSM•d Authonllt•-. tral'l'c.l the .1uto to lhe I sthmul-Lant· ,1ddres:-. and ..i r rl•slcd ()t; Pnnt. :\kn:., i.. Jnd Gumm 1mpoundini.: lhi: sl.ispt•tt Vl'h1cl1: JS (•v1dcnce Reporter's Te rm Stayed Wl\Slll:-..GTON 11\l'I l' S Sup11·m1' C'ourt .h1 st1rt Byron H Wh1ll' 10 cl.I\ postpont•d I hl· F•lling or N1•w Ynrk T1mel-It' p111·t 1·1 Myrnr. A F.11 bl•r "ho ha:. rel ust•cl to 1 urn over t•11nf1dent1:it nott's to a Nl'w J<•rst·y Judgt• pre ~1lhn ~ ovt•r tht· "Or X" murdl•r trial White.. stayed an order for the 1uiltng until noon Tut'sduy Thl' full Suprcm<' Court 1:s 111 rl'C't.'S!-until October An ,1ppe<1I -..11d t>nforce ml•nt of ~ubpoenu!-undc..·r thn·:.it.. uf 1u1hng <ind lin1•:-. "'uuld 1rrl'\'OC'ahly d..imJge J o u r n ,, Ii s 1:-. • :.i b 1 l 11 ~ t o g,1 th1 r .ind rt·porr the nc~.., part1t·ulurly 1r. the .1n·a or t nm1nJI report· mg Fro.a Page A I THEATER. • On Wedn£>sday the City Coun c1 I vote..'<.! 5 lo 0 to proc<'ed with nc-gotrnt1onl> with San Franc1scu ;1r('htl('tls Wurster. Bernar<!: .rnd F.:mmon:, for devf'lopm1::nt of a m :ll-t1·r plan for thc.' theater Thl' C'Ouncil had drlaved tw11 month:. on tht• mJttcr. ·becaus1· of rumors and fJn;1lly confirma tlfln that Or;rng£> County Mus1C' Ct•nlcr Inc . after Civ<' years and inspection of 16 possible sites selected UC! The sl.'lect1on wa~ doubly im portant bcct1uM.· the city hopee to loc<1t1· 1t:-o~n thl'ater in t;niv~rstty Town Center. onlv Jcross the s treet ICampu:. OrtVl': lrom the proposed site or the mu~tc· C'enter 111 :1dd1t1on thl' c11 y ha" Sl ~ m1llton ~1uulable to huild " th1•akr that \\tll ro:.t an l'Sltmat l'd S5 mlllton. the d1fferenc<· \\ oultl have• to be made up throttJ.!h public grants or pnvalt• don at IOO'.'> and foundation grantl- \.-ardouhs 111 particular feurcrt lhl1 l ar g1•1. more prcst1g1ou~ mU!>I(' <·c·nter would ~oak up all J \'IJ1lul>h.> fundin~ Tiii' m;1tll'1 '' ;1s ,·nmpl:t•t.1tl'd h~ .111 j1JJl.111•nt r1•h11·t.11we h\ ;\1us11· C'l•nl1•r 11ff1n·rs publu:ly ,;J cltSl'U~~ 11 .. 1>l.11h \' . .rdnuf: ... rom pl,1111l'd ht · cou!dn 1 ul>l~11r t'\'l'l"I J p1'1\':il1 :J11<11t•1w1• \\!lh lht·m V.irrlouli'>. \\hn f1r-;1 pubhC1J t•nt1n<'IJkd th1· "r11m11r' th.1• lh1. mll~I(' l'l'lllt•r \\11Ulcl ht• ctl t.:CI '' ...... ~tuni.t h~ th1 11•p1111t·d 1rn1,1 llflll nr \111~11 Ctnl l'I h11,11tl m1•mlwr C1·org1• ;\lohr \\ho ">lllC lht· mayor i-.houlrt hat t' kept h:< muuth shut \111h1 • .. 1:d prt·m •. turl' J I' nouncl·m1 r.1 \\111.!cl 1•nd .. ng1·r negot1.1t1on~ f'rottt Page A J MUSIC ... ONLY THE FACTS • • • promoting happtnt•ss." sht· 1n ststcd "It promnk:. a harmonv t1nd understanding among pN) pll· · '\1 us tc• i-. something that b u 1 I <h a g 1111 II u II J r o u n d charaCtt•r " . I o~' nnr II a rris. S VUSD ·s Music program coordinat or . l-<ttd cutting lhl' program would affect 8500 clementar v students. She indicated 1.200 to 1,300 childr<'n. who voluntarily part1c1palc m a choir program. \\Ould tx· turned away rf the pro· gram cuts were approved tn the fin a I hudAet "These kid::; turn out on the11 own 1n tht• morning herort' 'll'hool even o.;tarts." s he '\aid "I think that says quite 11 brt about tlH' students' int<'rest in mustr · F,..,.PageAJ BABIES .•• nnd a bulletin said she was "pro gressing very well " The mother. Lesley Rrown. wt10 will be 31 Monday. and her hushnnd John, 38. a truck driver ~ho hus u daughtt•r by u pn· '1ous murr1t11i<'. hod be1•n unttbh· to huvc children for almost 10 Yl'urs or marriage becau~e an tr reparable hlock:.q~e i11 Mrs Brown'11 f' lloplan lu~s pre vcnt~d normul ('OO<'C'PUon Recently a customer was comparing our pnces with another store. We were informed our pricing was higher per square yard Upon questioning, we discovered that the other store was furnishing a considerably cheaper padding than the 64-ounce sponge rubber padding included with our transaction . Furthermore. 1n this case. we were comparing our 1nstallat1on against an installation worth far less. (Many stores contract their labor by the yard ... to layers of unknown background and skill We have our own crews. trained and controlled by us. offering you the best Quality installation possible). So factually -the estimate was not as 1t appeared to be• tri conclusion. when comparing prices. make sure you are comparing equal values' --<.- ~~ ,. ... :, ... \ DEN'S 1a,;p;.;~ ?~I : iiiiiBiiatiOii: ·custom draperies 11• ,~, '""7, · ;: linoleum • wood floor 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA. CALIF 9';677 • PHONE 646 4832 646 '2355 • I ( rr 0-41Y Pli.t 5Wlf PIMlo PERFORMERS IN SAN CLEMENTE'S LA CRISTIANITA PAGEANT ENACT A SCENE Deep in the Back Hiiis, Historical Drama Unfolds In Its Natural Habitat Pageant Reverses Time 'La Cristianita' Brings His wry w Li/ e n, \\"JLl.l.U1 llODG E • Ot llw 0•11, Piiot St•ll s.rn C'lcmt•ntt.•'s "I.a CrlS· tiantt<.1 · P<ig<·:mt a two hour produrl1on highlighting the seeds of Ci.1l1forn1a's Spanish beginnings is t·t.•rt:.11nly one or th<· most 1nn11vat1' c entertain· nwnl t''\IH:ricncl's to h it the Oran~c Coi.i..,t annually. Ttw .ilmnst thn•c•-mllt· drive antu S;m Clc·ml·ntc's b<.1ck hills l'\ cil..1"' .1 .... en-.al1on or tri.Jvelm~ b:Jt•k to tlw t1m<·s whc•n the• de P c11 111l a t·:qwd1l111n aclu<ill:, tn.n11•r-.Ht th!" hills 1n 17fm Thi· µla\ 1-. prPscnt1.·d 1n \\hat pa g 1· ,1 n t d 1 rt.· ct ors t " rm ..i "nalur;tl :1mph1lhcalt·r ." a s mall canyon or ravine where the audience sits on a hill as the actors below dramatize the first baptism of a n Jndian by the Spanish padres. The decision to produce thf' pl:.iy in nutur:.il surroundings ob viously raised several produc· lion problems. Al times. t he ac· t ion takes place sC'veral hundred feet from the :.iudience in <Jn open ~11r s1tuution Hul pagl•ant director and author Normun Wright. e.t r e- ti rC'd tC'll'v1:-;1on !>creenwriter. h:is dc·alt w1lh the prohlcms ht'i.l ut1fulh' and rete.t1ncd the natural atmosphere ei.senuaJ to !ht• sensation of being an eyc•wit ncss to a historic event Savings Gone 'Charmer' Facing Prison (I f •. \H\\,\TEH. Fla 1/\P l - ,\ 111 ) •·<1r old ..,mooth t;tlk1ng <'h.t rmc-r "ho got womN1 to open th11•r ht>.1rt::. and their ::.avings .1c-tou nb may h ave talked himself into 30 years m prison. That's the maximum sentence facing Charl<.>s Johnson after he pleaded no contest to c harges that he bilked three women out of $50.000, promising marriage' ..ind wooing Lhem with claim!'> or being a \H'i.ilthy m•urosurgeon and an undercovt.•r narcotics agent who once had bet:n a CIA <lffiCi<tl. Hur J ohnscm nevt>r w<is a doc- tor or a spy, n\•ve1 married any 3 Inmates Indicted in Escape Case Th rel' Or<.10J.!l' County Jail tn· mJtes ''ho .illcgedl)' atkmptt'd 10 hrl'ak nut or tht• r.1cihty July 3 '\H'rt' ind1ctl'd on escape charges th1-. "t•C'k h) I h1• gnmd Jury NJmt•d in the indictment art.' Rohert EchHird l'ranc. 29. of Long Bc•ach. JosC'ph Gonzal{·::.. 27. of SJntJ Anu. a nd Larry Edward Jones, 29, of Pari.1 - mount. It 1s a llegC'd that the trio climht'd from the roof of a bus transporting prisoners to the nearby courthouse and climbed to an overhang leading to the west wall of the jail. Deputies arm ed with shotguns rounded up the trio before they could t•omple t e their a lleged t•sc i.I pe au empt. Crane faces the d<.>ath penally in his scheduled trial for the al lcged killing of Seal Beach Jeweler Wayne Golin and the m u rd er o f Ke nneth Wayne Cochrane whose body was found on Bolsa Chica State Beach last Dec. 2. Gonzales 1s char ged with possession or heroin for sate. .Jones faces Superior Court tnaJ on armt'd robbery charges. or the women :rnd paid back only a small part of the m unt'y, ac: t•ording to court record!> Pinellas County Circuit Judgt• J ames Sandt•rlin will senlt'nce J ohnson next month on charge.., of g ra nd larce ny, grand the ft, ii · legi.illy calling himself a doctor and practicing medicine without a license. If Johnson can come up with a plan to m akl· n•s litution. the Judge hai. promised to grant him probation, said dl'fcnse atto rney George Tragos. Ruth Dillon. a 50-year old divorcee. s:.iid she m et "Dr. J ohnson" at a hospital cocktail pi.irty and within a few weeks ac· cepted ltis marriage proposal. She said Johnson postpaned the marriage the day before lhe wedding, saying he had been n amed adm inistrator of a Sarasota hos pital and net:ded time to a djust to the job and find a suitable homl' lie postpaned it a second time. Mrs. Oilton said. ll'lling her that he had not S<'tlled in his JOb and \\:is l'Xf)ertl•nc1ng p roblt·mi. building a Sl65.000 homt.• in Long boat lo:c•y. S hP :-.C:11d !-the con- t ri hu tt'd more tha n S2l.OOO to" ard the "dream house· " J ohnson'!> cap e r was dis· cover ed three months later "hen Mrs. Dillon m et his ex· "He and began to fit the pieces together. she said Cathleen Bodker, 62, claimed s he loaned Johnson SS,300 and let him borrow family heirlooms inrluding silverware and hnens. A third wom an, Beatrice Jahns of Tarpon Springs. i.aid Joh nson told her he was in· vestigating drug smuggling for the Coast Guard a nd was once second in command at the CIA Sht' estimated he r losses at Sl 6,000 over a four-m onth pt!riod. Thief Gets $1,820 Newport Beach police a re seeking a thie f who broke into a Bay Island home and took valuables worth an estimated $1.820. On the Beach: Read Of Booze, Bikinis Through the use of lighting and unobtrusive microphones pl:.iced around the· scenes. the cast and production staff has created. :it times. a larger than lift' portrait of F.ither Jumpero Serra's first pus h into lhe new land -AltaCahforma Wright':. script utilizes much humor and irony to s pice up the early California history lesson The s tory revolves around Spam's attempts to Chnstianiw <ind colonize the "hl'athen .. In dians and lhl' nP\\ land WrighL's script scls up the t ension from thl' beginning th<' driv<' ot the padrt•s to bring Christi•m1tv to thl' arC'a while s kt•pt1cal soldiers of Don Gaspar de Portola ;ire convinced the mission is fruitless As thl• fai.t pa<:cd production rnovt·s through the firs t two ach. the m1ss 1onaries gatn slrl'ngth through adversity while th{· soldier:-.. s ick and dytng. hl'gtn to doubt that thc·y will re· turn to their homel•ind Talk of mutiny springs up Jmong the soldwrs as day after day goes by and not one "in ride!" has been converted. Of courSl', eventually a tiny baby Indian girl (La Chris· tianital. daughter of a tribe's leader. is baptized. The soldiers nre refreshed a nd assured of s uccess enough to continue thl' I rek to Monterey. where a new, S('at of government is organized The ptay·s most prophetic stateme nts arc utte r e d by Father Serra as he charges h15 companions with the importance of a conversion while he waits behind in San Diego with h t'alth problems. llis two missionary compan- ions arc alive with the zeal of spreading the word -whether th<.· Indians want 1t or not. Rut F<ither Serra sees a larger future for Cahfom1a: "I SCl' grc•ut roads s panning the.' land from ri.lncho t o rancho." he tt-lls the m1 s- sionarit•s. "Pc·oplc moving swift· ly up i.IOci down this Cahforma in ccnluril'S to com<.>." The pageant runs through Aug. 6. with performances night· ly at R: 15. e'<cept Mondays. The sct•ne 1s reached via tht' Cam ino dt> Estrella offramp of Interstate 5 1n north San Clemente. The lempcraturt• bac k in the hills rt'mains comfortable. but some might wa nt to bring a sweater or coat. Admission 1s $4 for adults. S2 for children. Pageant tickets can be purchased immedia tely prior to c urtain time. Reservations can bt• made by calling 498·0880. Lottery Win Has Teeth DETROrT <AP> -1-'redrick Dehn is eager to sink his teeth into the $75.000 he won in the Michigan lottery's weekly draw. mg, and the neighborhood dogs that have been pestering him bl'tter watch out. Dehn. 72, joked after taking the top prize Thursday that he'll use lhe money to buy a set or fa lse teeth so he can bite the dogs who nip his heels during ltis da ily stroll around his Bay City neighborhood. ''I'll bile the Jillie dogs once. the biir dogs twice." said Dehn. a retired electrical compa ny Beaches. boote and bikinis - three popular subjects a long the Orange Coa~t -will be put 10 new per spective in Sunday·s Daily Pilot. (SUN DAY'S BEST) wookoc --Clergyman BEACH BOOZE -Dr1nkln~ on the beach, oneo glamorized in TV comme rcial s. h u worsened crowd problems con· sid e rably for lifegua rds and police. Staf,. Write r J e rry He rte nstein investigates the beefe d up enfor cement and mounted patrols. BRIEFLY BOOMING -Eeni Meeni Bikini o wner Lee Horozsy's secret is that not all women are created equal -at least when it com es to fitting lnto prc-sii~ two-piece suits. Her' story in You/Your Money. BERTEA AT CONTROLS- Richard Bertea didn't enter the family business until 12 years after his rather died, but when he did, he began a solid growth pattern that a ttracted and won an acquisition suitor. AGAINST STEREOTYPES - Episodes or "Freest yle ... on UP· coming public television sen es aimed at knocking down sex and e thnic Job stereot ypes ac- complishes Its goals by dem- o nstratlnll in r eallstic terms choices avanable for men and women .Deposed SAVANNAH, Ga. CAP> -An Episcopal cle rgyman convicted a year ago of homosexual acts at a boys farm has been deposed fro m the priesthood. Dis hop 0 . Paul Reeves of Georgia took the action ogalnst Claudius I. Vcrmilye Jr .. who is free on $20,000 bond pe nding an appeal process. He had formally renounced his holy orders. making it possible for Reeves to depose him without a church trial. Friday July 28 1978 s DAILY PILOT :\ 3 Mayor Won't Quit Louisville Official Admits Lie, Trip LOU ISVILLE, Ky <AP> - Despite his admission that he lied about an out-or town trip "ith <J female assistant at tht.• start of a fire f1g htt>ro;' s trike. )1ayor Wilham Stansbury said he will remain In office ;ind try to rt•·ei.lablish his cred1b1hty. Som e officials. however. 1n· eluding Gov. Julian Carroll . have s uggested that Sti:lnsbury consider resigning in the wake of a O{•wspaper acC'ount of the mayor 's secret trip to New Orleans tltis month Stansbury acknowledged to the Lou1sv11lc Courier·Journcil th:.it he lied about the tr ip He earli er mamtained he was alone in Atlanta on 0Htc1al business. Marv Ellen Farmer. thC' ad· m1nistralivc a ide who accom· ponied Stansbury on the tr11>. rt· s1gn<.>d from the mayor's staff Thursday. Mrs . Farml'r 1s in her late 30s. ·'It could very well be in th« 1nlcr<.>sts of not only the city of Lou1sv11le. but 1t would be in tht- interests of the Democratic Par- ty that he slrongly consider re signing." the governor smd m a copyn~hted article 1n today's Count.•r Journal Stansbury, 55. a PPl'ared llPWlreplooto ADMITS DECEPTION Mayor Stansbury di.imp-t•yed and somber cl J Thur:-.day l'\ ening new.., con fort nc<· in which he .ipolog1zcd lo his staff and to the publ1<: Th{· mayor s;11d that hi;-was in Nt w Orleans with M r'i. Farmt·r ;rnd Mr . and Mrs J ohn II llawk111s of Louisville when th1 c.·11y':, 580 r.ref1ghters walked off their Jobs jutv 1.i "I hed lo protet·t my family St<.1nsbun s;,11d. .. i don't uffu th1:. as i.IO. e'<cusc. but .t :.; tht• re .. :.on for my actions. '"While it :!' trUl' lhJI rr.~ trf'<hb1htv has been hurt. then an• a numtx.'r of reoSOn5 \.\ hy I ~houtd continue to st:rV\'. hl said . St ;,nsbur)' ~J1d hl· hod a- scmbled a "qu;1lif1t•d and roo:. bll•" staff and had started s ever:il programs and project:; Stansbury, who 1~ m .. rned. dl' nied :iny romantic ir.volvcment "Ith ~tr ... Farml•r. who wtt:. n cently thvorced. lie s:ud ht.• .1n1: Ila " kins hctd stayed 1r. one roorr. .ind the· \ wo ~ omcr. stayed ar: .1n11ther Mansbun ·~ .ib:-.enf'l• .1l lht• st art or the slnk<· prorr.pt(.'d somt cit) alderm1.·n to look inti, pro rcdure~ for n >movmg .. m .. yo1 from olfict·. Aldl·rrr..1r. ~h<irnr. W1lbl·r1 s<11d W J . I kxh?t.·. prt·s1d1'r.I 11f th1 board of ;1lclt·rmt•r., -.;i,d ht ..ip potnl l'll lour ..ildermt•r.11 ... -.rw<: . ..il c· om m 1 t t <· C' t r. 1 n v l'-. r 1 g .1 11 St a11~bury's a<'ttons. Rest While You Work The fl'llow's name is St(•vc \\'alker <.1nd h<':. hard at work. dcmon!>trating tht· rl'sttul qualities of his product. Jle's a hammock ~a iesman and his wares are on dis play along LJguna Canyon HnC1d bl't '''l'l'f\ El Toro Road :ind the• Sun Drt•,:?o I"rt•t•w,I\ The hammocks run bl'lwt•en S30 and s.lf\ Fuchsia Choose lrom runv blossomed basket or upnglll vonetces 1 Gallon Size Reg '229 Sole Price $1.19 Australian Tree Fern Extro·lorge ond lusn sp ecimens Of this striking rrop1co1 occen1 5 Go11on __....,,-. S•ze Reg '10.99 Sole Price $6.99 -lPresents VAUn \ < .AJlDlM _d "1Hl <OMl'l I lt1 Sh d NllK'>llO ' J ~·--a e Garden SALE Woxleof Begonias .... ~ Feotunng over o i>_ e101en olft8fen1 ~ vor1e11es OI 1111s shode 7 gorden tovoflle Sole Price 4 size 49c Reg 89 Boston Fern An ou1s1onoing voiue on these lush. Indoor 0t OUIOOOl lovoflles. S 'PotSln Reg. '1999 Sole Price sg_gg 'W:~.!s '7P Olf/!:r;J.ertiJizer tlz.at • .... c ~ cal/, do mo1t ... "tor lawns. flowers. shrubs. trees \ vegetables ona. 1" foe!. 011 p1onrs1 r/~ FeeCIS Oii p1ont lite O llC!'l '01rru1c r,I /,:.. v1101 nu1r1en1s orCJ •race rr1neroi~ .:-Conioin~ o powertu1 soil pene1rcr1 · ' ~'if ll'or perco101e~ 'he nu111er1• :1'101.cr '.!' ... ~ .. ,; : rare oro CCr'pCC!PO SC•~ l Gallon Siae Rec). 5.98 Sale Price Gourmet Shop Closeout All Prices Reduced At least 'h Up To50°/o OFF Selected items ........ ...,S...o.ty COSTA MESA 0,.. 7 Dwr • w.-7 -4 "" 21 Zl MIWrORT IUD. COSTA MISA ~ 64,._JtJI , .... SM, '42·4 I OJ SAU PllC:IS GOOO 1'41U II 1/71 •• ,.._ Lllllllttct .. ltec* ...... -~AN " co: IHI <·O :> • W't x " ( l LIS 2 FOUNTAIN VALLEY -~ 11420 IROOKH URS T :o FOUHTAIH YA LUT IH.tf ...._ ..... ef INS• 01.,. F"'J t "40H 9'3·6771 Or&l 1 DAYS .-.....,.. • Jut Coa ting ~ with..;~ T om ~vt'f'\'' Morphine Touris ts, Go Bollle SIGNS Of'' Tiit: TIMES OEPT. -One of our intrepid photo~raphl·r~ here on the paper noticed something odd thl' other day about lhl' pla1·ard that points the way to Corona ckl Mar C1l} and Stall: Beach Park. It had been .tltt.•rl'd Nurrnalh. thnt.':. nothing unusual about this sign up on EJsl ('oast I llghway It':-. Just one of those regular green • ind "h1tc• stall· signs that declares, "Corona del Mar lkach Park" and has a pointed arrow. Hut our photographer noticed that near the arrow puant snmt.'l><xi} had plastt•rt.·d up a footnote that instruct t•d . ··11,oo Tounsb. Bt>yond This Point " \I.AS, 1:'11 T111i, 'E,\SON of record beach. traffic and p,1rl..111g t.•11ngest 1o n. s uch .itt1tudes prevail among 11umc'rous n ·:.1dent:. <Jlong thh best of all possible coaMs. S1m1IJr mt.•<,sagcs. such as "Tourists Go Home ." have h1•1·11 s potlt.•d hungang out of w1nrlo\.\s along Coast ll1ghway Ct1t1.\lt1/ /(1•,1dt•111 1n T11p1cal Greelmg to Beach Tounst in L,1guna Bc·•H·h ;.inti 11n Ba lbod Boulevard on the '\l'\\ p1111 BalhoJ l'l'ninsulJ I ntPrt'"' ingly. mo1,t of thel>l' suggestions that citizens I rnm t•bt•\\ h<'l l' n•movc their bod1el> are found on l>tgnl> £rom hold" 1ndO\\ :-.. moll· I hulcontl'sor apartments TO T llE ('0 ,\ST\I, CYNIC. this might s uggest that the tamlly from L.i llabra r<'ntcd the place for the summer f'ht•n tht'.V tl1M·ovt.•rt.'d that other visitors were so clogginfil up thl' rt.•).!wn that lh<·y couldn't get down to the corner ~rot·l·ry for a pack of chl·wing gum. l1 ~1v1ng laitl out (.'ons id<'rablc Long Green for a couple 111 W\'l'k .. 11f ~un and sc.t, thL·y join the campaign to give othl'I' tourists the• boot Wtuch bring" you lo the heady question of Just what is .-t11u11sC anyway'' 11 I Jbandon m y Balho,1 dig'> for a day in the sun up· """"t .et lluntington fl<-u<·h. h<•vc I automatically become a t11un~l" 111 llunltnJtlon" If ~1 :-.11 ..... 1o n \'teJu rt:'s1dent dnve!-1 "' 1 r I ht• hill lo D;,ina Point Jlarhor dot•s he now carry a I 111J1"1"t -..tJmp 1m ht., f11rt'h!'<1d " ll1m about lhe Lake Forest JH·orlt• '-' h111.·11ns1dc•r L<1gun..i 's t\1<11n He a ch Park as TH El R d1unk ul short:'ltnt"' 1' TRl Tlf. \ I.OT of th1· d,1 \· h1·aC'h v1Mtors who are 1nl.rnd n •s1rl<·nh ln•al our ht'ol'hc•!-. \\Ith a lot more respect than the· home folk:. \ l'I ~ ft•\\ l111•w dui:" .1l11ng the beacbfront can be ltl.i ml·<I on \'1s1t11n, \l11n· llk1·I~. lht•y carry a coast city 11111.: t.11.: \1111 ,1,, 1111 tht• ~U\ "h" 1rntalcs your l'ardrums "1th 1 h 11 11 .111.,1 -..1111 1 ;uhu tw probubly lives JUSt down tne 111111 k Prices Soar Workers Lose To Inflation WASHINGTON (AP) -Consumer prices rose 0.9 percent for the third month in a row in June. as the average worker continued to lose ground to inflation, the Labor Department said today The cost of food. housing and automobiles led th e big increases in prices. which have continued steadily since the start of the year. Consumer prices would rise 11.4 percent if the trend of the past three months continued for a full year. the department said. The Cart er administration predicts price increases will not be a s large in the next six months and is banking on a downturn m food costs. G . W I LLIA M MILL E R . t'tla1rman o f the Federal Rcsen•<' Board. told the House Banking Committee today that his "best guess" is that prices in the next 12 months will rise between 7 percent ;md 7.75 per- cent. l>hghtly higher than the ad· m1n1 s tr<.1t1on 's 7 .2 percent forecast "If we purs ue a course that does not soon contain the forces accelerating the advance of pricc•s. the result will be increas· 1ng economic disruption and dis· $16 Billion Tax Relief Bill Backed WASlll NGTON <AP > -A Sl6 2 btlhon tax·cut bill is head· 1ng for the House floor and a struggle to expand it and make 1t more to the liking of President Carter. who opposes its reduc- tion of the capital gains tax. The House Ways and Means Committee. which had held up tht' legislation for months. ap- proved lhc b1 II 25· 12 Thursday night in a flurry of lasl ·minute compromises. THE BILL WOULD provide about $12.3 billion in income tax relief t o individuals. the re· mainder to corporations . The mc·asure would cut taxes by S71 for a s ingle person carn- 111g SIS.000 a year and $160 for a s ingle p<'rson earning S25,000. A <'hildle l)s couple would see a cut t1 f S39 at the• Sl0.000-income level. S6 at $15,000 and Sl60 at S25,000 A couple with two children would sa\'t' S62 if earning $10.000. S77 if making SlS.000 a nd $232 if earning $25.000 MO T ELEMENTS of the legislation, including the in· d1vidual tax cuts, would l<tke ef- fect next Jun. l tortion. ending in a ll probability in serious recession." Miller testified . The department s aid the average worker's purchasing power declined O 4 percent in J unc. the second drop in a row The worker made O.S percent more 1n hourly wages. 1ust OVl'r hc.ilf the mcreast.• in prl('C!. The prices consumeri. pity for food jumped sharply by I J per cent last month. and beef prices continued to spiral by S 6 per cent "B EEi'' PRICES th1:. .Jun1· were 30.7 percent higher than tn October 1977. when the current uptrend began." the Labor Department said. Th e cost of poultry. dairy products. cereal. bread. oib and sugar increased in June. but prices of vegetables. pork. eggs and coffee declined from M a.v Home-ownershjp costs ros<' 1 2 perct>nt in June. as hous ing prices and m ortgage mterc!>t rates continued to move up Electricity costs, which havt· risen rapidly since January. climbed a substantial 2.6 per cent 1n June. the department s aid . A mail rate inc r e a !><.· pushed poswl costs up 14 ~r cent. the first big increase since early 1976. Natural gas and fuel oil prices r o s c mod e r a t e I y . w h 1 l \' te lephone chargCl> were un changed. as they have bcl;'n most of the year. NEW-CAR P RICES went up 0.9 percent after ris ing l 2 per cent in May. rcnccling higher price t ags for imported auto:. and recent increases by U S automakers. However. airline, taxicab and long-distance bus rates declined in June. and gasoline prices dropped slightly . Uespite the generally bleak r<' port. the department said the cost of entertainment declined in June by 0.2 percent becausl' uf lower prices for sporting goods. toys. hobbies and mus ic equip ment. NATIONAL I WORLD Bat in Band AP Wl,.,.._. Former President Gerald Ford holds hat presented to him in Washington Thursd<1~ \\hen· ht: addrC'sscd the lndepcn- d<.·nt Trueker!'-. Assoc1at1011 Whlll' not y<.•t tossing h1 :-ha! sn lhc ring. ht· told his aud1cnt·t· "Don't t•ount ml' out " tn thl· next pres1dent1al c:lec t1on. "Retirement isn't all that bad.· Ford said. "und I \\1rnlc1 rC'rommC'nd it to President Cartt•1 al the earliest possible· ltml' · Mail Strike Hinges On Meniliers' Vote WASHINGTON (AP> J\ postal contract settlement that ha~ prompted wildcat w<1lkouts. a rejection vote: by iJ union advisory panel and a threat of new strikes 1s being sent to 554.000 postal workers for a pproval The outcome of th<: rat1ftcat1on vote won't be known for at leas t several weeks. And. 1ronu:ally. union l('ader'> must count on m embers to stay on th<-JOb to complelt: ra t1f1callon. since 1t 1s con ducted by mall ballot U!'ITIL TH E VOTES an· counted. umor. offlc1ab acknowledge. lhl' poss1bil1ty of a mail st rt kl· pcr~1sb Efforts by union leade rs to sell the proposed accord to their rJnk·and-fi le were dealt a setback Thursday when a committee of lm·;.il offtc1als from tht.· nation·, largest po!>tal union voted 29-15 to rl'JcCt the pact. But the comm1tte<' agreed to let the 280.000 member•; of th<' American Postal Workers Union dec1dt' whether to push as ide ckllls for a mall strike and approw the contract E~1 MET ANDRE WS. president of the APWli. said he did not think the comm1ttce's vote was representative of the attitude of the rank-and.file. and he appeared confident the pact would be ra tified An aide to Andrews said union leaders believe ther e are only isolated pockets of resis tance to the contract Chief objections to the new contract are that the 19 5 pe rce nt pay raise over three years is not high enough and that a number of 1.1.ork . rules remain too rigid. particularly concerning m andatory overt1mt.• Jf/ omen Aboard Ships ~Problem' for Navy Comm1tt\:t· s taff c.iidcs said the seeming d1scrcpcncy of a S6 cut for lh<' childless couple m aking $15.000 comes about because s uch couples arc on the horderhnc between taking the ;tandard deduction or itemizing he ir deductions. Such couples iow r eceive some benefits that vould not be continued in the .1<.•w leg1slal1on. FEATURING MAGNAVOX TELEVISION AND STEREO ~ \\ASlll:\(i't'O'I. <Al'I A tc·dcral judge says Congress erred 1n lt'lhng the• i\:Jvv to keep wnm<'n off its ships. although he con· cedes lhl' Navy faces problt>m'> in pla nning for vessels that will cJrrv hoth mt?n and women as crP1.1. Ont' lat<' C'hange given an ex· cellent c•hancc of House ap· proval would -in the great ma· jority of cases -eliminate the capital ~:um. tax on profits from the salt.• of a home i· S District Judgl' John J Sinca ruled on Thursday that it 1s up to the Navy to d etermine as 1t :.ees flt whether it wants to put \\Omen onto all types of naval vel>M•ls Sml·a left 1t for the l\ avy. however. to decide whether "women m~mh1..·rs should bl' excluded from sh1pboard duties until such 11ml ,b the vt.•sscls arc properly equipped and crew members prnperl~· trmn<'d to accnmmodatet ht·1r (('male counterparts " rhe Ni.I\. v had n1l1 mm ed1 atl' com m cnt on the rulin~ With b1part1san backing. the cC1p1tal gains 1si.ue -a measure Carter h<ts denounced as giving breaks to the wealthy while ig- noring the needs of others - won out Ohio Pelted by Hail Tlwnderstorms Prevail Awng Atlantic Coast 'f'pmperal ur~• "' LO Pep .J\IO·J IJU' "& ""'",_ .. ~I ""•"'• ,. t)11tll1""°rfll "' 60 ..... 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M10wt'\I Pttcrhc P8W ~t0f1 C.-1ron •M (U\C1nf\•l1 \IO<' • •ll'P\ltn<~ ,..,., ••oo• 1..0 n., "'" M•t1on•t A\\OCl•llonof Se<.ur•t*'-Dt•l.-r\ .ind •n\tlnel GM Report• Rerord DETROIT I I\ PI G encr al Motors h .i s b ecom(' lh(' second US .wtomaker in as manv d ays to report r('<'ord second quarter ('arnings But GM says despite 1ls high gear pcrform:mce 1nnat1on made the win mng quart<-r snmcthmll of a loser Citing J 'vigorous upsu r~c in the n.1t1on·., t.•<onom y ' \.M .,aid Thurs c1.1, th.it Us "t'cond quarter earnings \\NC' $1 106 b1ll1on. or S3 86 .1 share. on record Miles of $1 7 httlmn fo r th1 1h1 l'I' month~ t.•nclcd June 30 II wu:. th<' b<•sl cM n1ngs quarter In GM .., history LOS /\NG EL£S I AP l -Occlden· llal Pctrolei1 m Corp uys 1t has d ropped its bid lo t•cQulrc Husky Oil Ltd CanudH 's largest producer o( ht'<IV.) Oii Oxy'!i ennounct·mcnl <'llm<' Thurs· d.1> ,llmoi;t a month after anothrr \an<t<lwn fi rm. Alb<.•rt.i Gas Trunk Lane C'o .1('qu1rC<l 3 35 pcrC'cnt 1n 1._•r er.t 1n Husky which hold11 I 6 n.'llton ucrc'4 of hcuvy 011 rights in Wc~tern Canadn Friday July 28 1978 s DAILY P•LOi Tips Offere d Swnmer Driver s Can Spare Cars By YI.VIA PORTER Herc are some tips for economical s ummer dnvin~ 111 Eight out of 10 people are driving on undennflJ ted tires This increases dafftcully 1n handling the car <.1nd hikt•s fuel consumption Tare pressure s hould be c hecked onct> a week ~2> During warm 1o1.N1thcr cars require engint! 011 th11t better retams 1L<> v1s cos1ty for mosl curs. that m ean:. ·• ::.1o1.1l\:h to IOW 20W 50 mulugrade 011 For 1>maller curs tht.• expert advice as multi v1sc061ty such oils as SAE 20W 40 <3> BECAUSE AUTOMATIC T RANSMISSIONS lilkt more abuse m the summer check the fluid level with tht.> engine runmng and the transmission in park Penodu' Changing Of the fluid and replacement Of the filter IS \\'Sf prevt.>nl1ve medicine ) ( 4 l Check the 1gn1l1on ll ming < an<l rc.·sl'l 1t nl'cessary 1, distributor points and valve adJustmenh f e\t'ry tune up < 5 l Pay t.>xtra .ittcnt1on to :.park plugs 001nt:> and co~ d<.'nser Changl' the air .~ filter and tud r1ltc-r now 16> Ha'e the ~heel alignment and balance checked A tru l' runoing tire c reates less friction and drag. and also economizes on fuel Money's Worth (7) Ma ke sure the fan 1>4-lt a nd accessory dr.H' ht'I~ are light and unfrayed and that thl' pulleys are propt r aligned Melts pulled too tight cat up ~as belts too looM "~ I break or a llow the battery to run down bec.rnse of rcdulfl al tern a tor speed or an over he a tang s1tuat1on • , (8) I F THE CAR HAS AN ELECTRIC cooling far. )l may be turned on aulomat1cally by a therrno s witch "h~n the engine temperature reaches a certain point even 1f t~\: 1gmt1on 1s not running "Be careful whe n you place yot1r hands on anything else near the cooling fan · says Pulrt~k Jacquemart an automotive engineer a nd auto racing coil petition manager at Renault US/\ • 19) One hundred pl'rcent radwtor coolant 1s not lbt best protection :;ays Amen can Motors i:nganeer Uan~I H1ttler The best protection 1s achieved with c1 50 50 ,.,1l1<1 Of coolant and water. he says A closed coohn~ system "1th an expansion bottle to r <'cycle overflow coolant should not need added coolant unde r normaJ drwmg conditions no> Dubious batteries s hould be replaced They gi>t overs tressed m the hot s ummer Just as much as 1r. tbe coldest wmter I 11 > A1r conditioning is tough on the engme and or. fuel economy Being Jud1c1ous m use o( air cond1taonmg wtll substantially cut gas costs Hwitington Firm Branch to Move 1\ Monrovia based branch or Mc Donnell Dou~las Corp "111 m ove to McDonnell Doug las Astronautics Co in Hunt m g ton Beach soon adding 700 workers to the s pact> fac1l1ty's current 10.000 Details of the planned transfer of ACTRON. which iJrtl duces electronics components. arc m preltmmary staget- <;a) s Don Ha nson. a s pokes man for the Huntington Beat'h fac1hty .. No r eal dec1s1ons havt> been m3de about sbuffl1n~ \\or k around," he said Hanson said ACTRON designs a nd m anufactures m icrocomputer syste m s for a utoma ting machine tool-s cid 1s developing other electronic tndustnal products The e conomic· impact on the west county and entire county area 1s unknown hut Hanson said 1t!i 700 per!.On \\Ork fore(' 1s scattered through the centr,11 Southland manv hv1ng m Orange Counlv Company offtc1ab hav(' g1vrn McDonnell Oough1s Astronautics Co s t''l(ccul1ve v1t•e prc<;1dent Dr Btn Brom berg, an add1t1onal t 1tlt·. ACTRON gcncr:il manager Ile 1s a lluntington Belich reside nt ~k..,,.an to Acqad re Co'"panfl Beckman lnstrumt•nt::. Int Fuilt'rton a nd Allex Sc1enuf1c Int ~;iy th<.'y have reached preliminary un de rstand mg on neckman s acqu1s1tlon of the Berkeley manufacturer of hqu1d chrom atography systems l>r W11lw m F Uallhaus, Ucckm:rn prc!.1den1 '>aid the• companies have signed a lett('r of intent proposing the c' change of approximately 275,000 Beckman common c;harl'" for all of the oubtand1ng sha res of Allex a pri vately held 1~A KI NG ST OCK ftrm The tran~actrnn. to tw tn•atcd .J~ .1 p1H>I 1ng or tntl'rc~ts ........ uh Ject to a deflnit1v(' .•c• <1u1 !11l1on agrel•m1 nl .lnd .i pp ro\ 11 bv Ueck m ,m dtrt'\:lor-. l.1qu1d chrom.11oc raphy systems analvze chemical mixture-. hy separating and measuring th<'1r ccinl)ltluent:, Tht' sy!>tems are used to medical indus trial and ~c1ent1f1c a ppl1cat1on~ Beckman produces analytical mstrumcnl!> :.pc•cialty chemicals and prec1s 1on el('ctronic componenb Baher International Gah .. B aker tntcm at1onal Corp . Orange has rl'ported third quarter earmngs or 70 cents a share and nine months earn mgs of Sl 85 a share compared with year earlier figures or 55 cents and $1 50 respectively The increases were ach1evc'<1 on a revenue 1ncrea~e of 28 percent to $239 2 million ror the quarter and an mcrc.1 .. e of 29 percent to $655 5 m1lhon for the nine month!> com pared with $186 5 m1lhon a nd SS09 m1U1on reported m the comparable periods one year ago The third f1scnl 197R quarter tncludei. revenue:. of $12 863.000 and nel income of Sl ,482 000 <before corpor::ile interest expense! of Energy Services International. :ic quired on a purchase basis as of Jan l . partially offset by the d 1spos1tion or the refinery maintena nce segm enl or Ramsey Engmeermg Co ~ Paul. Mmn D1reetors have declared the r egular qua rterly cash d1v1de nd of 11 C'ents cl common 'ihare. payable Aug 25 lo share holders of record Aui;? 7 Goldf"tl West Reporo Gain• Golden West llomt's, Santa An.1 htb repor1ed lhal for the 12 months e nded May 27. the company renhze<1 tht> highest sales and earnm~s In its history Director~ declared a 16 cent a share cash dividend for lhc fourth quarter of fi scal 1978 p11yablt• J\ug 2 t o stockholders or record on July 14 Net Income from continuing operations for fiscal t97R mcrc au'd 62 percent lo $5 673 000, or $2 58 a ~hare. com pared w\th $3,495.000, or Sl 00 cl share last year. adJUSted for the February lhre •.for two l\l<>Ck split Sales for thl• Y<'ll r rose ~ percent to Sl00,402.000. compnred "1th $63.388.000 111 foscul 1977 Net Income from continuing operation~ for th~ 'ourtl't quarter lnc reH!ied 8 pt>r<'e nt to $l.443 000 or 66 ccnti. il '\hare. compnrcd with $1.339.000, or 61 t'Cnt:s I :idJUS•eo • •fl the hkc ()('rl{ld 1\ year aao Sales for the> perloo rOSt' 3" (>(.r· cent to $26.~.000. compared with 519.939,000 la:»t )'ear ~-~~H~~llO_, -.--F~n~~~Ju~~~.1979 ______________ S_iJ!.Orts Toast of Detroit? 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I Mll..WAUKfE vounQ '" MOntolv ri OQ•h''"' 1r .,.,,,,. on l t•1< d"C rt B•ndo lb G Thomtt' rt G""'",.,. 1b C MOOrt-l .I b r !\DI I I I I I I ,. t ti ' J / 1111 II t llt) I I I I ' t I I ? I I I ti 4 ' • ·~ lo••·· lb J II 1 tot•" IQ' I ' C.1l1tOrt"1.t COO H)() 00:" t MtfWtlVkCP 11C C?C oo. 0 E e_,noo OP Ci111torn1~ 1 M11w•u•u t-l l 08 C•lllO•n1• 1 M1lw•u•"' • II\ ( Mootr HR C. ThOm,l\ 1131 SB Vounl 1 ~I eanao IP H R ER 111 SO CALIFORNIA Rvdn 1L S•• ~ ~ • • • ftt1mon1.. l t " \l 1J 1 MILWAUKEE Caldwpu 1w ll ~· q 11 l 1 1 WP A••n1 I 113 A 1990 Will John Be a Reggie!'s Regime11t lkgg1l' J .•t'kson ''"rm-.. u1• 111 11 ght 111.tcl Thu r c,cl ay wh{'n' .1 g roup o t hts suppot tt•1 ... r "bt• O< t'UI'' "l':tls hnught bv 111 -.. l';1 111h bar 1·01T'p ;•11\ • li;1l·1< h•m l'I' Thi-.. """ thl' f1r-..1 t1ml' .J;iti..!-011 pl :·~1·<• 11' 11µht ""'<l h1· "~"' macho th~ ll':•m s clt•:-1gr;·ll'd h•llt•r ;1 1111 tht All"'·" g:1m1· a nd \\<IS Sl!S{Hnckd I)\ fOl fl"(I rn;1r,·p1 ~tl!v ~J .i rtm Hl· l l'SJ.)Oll<kd \\llP •ol11 ''l"J .. .'l' .. IW!'l1l'f' .incl four RRI m lht· d oubll'lwacll r • ID '79? Dodger llORN. WHO TOOK UP surf· tnJt tn 1950 whe n he was an 18· yt•ar ·old lifeguard at Huntington Bt.>ach. finds him self competmg against his former Olympic water polo coach, Or. Neal Kohlhase. in .iddillon to a pair of world body s urfing champions in Craig Hunn < 1977 l and Loyd Me1 ssenburg 119761 !lorn ts the first lo admit hl"s an old ltm<:'r in a sport domtnal<:'d by youngst<:'rs but he has bee n m I.A Pitcher Seeking to Get Three-year Pact BOB HORN that role throughout most or his aquatics career Hr didn't ..,tart. s wtmmmg until he was a high scho<ll s<:'nlor 1n Whtlllt•r and he was 2R when he played for the llmt<•d Stull'~ \\-aler polo team 10 the 1960 Olym pics m Rome "I h url 'iO murh desire and enth usiasm for the sport th at 1 kt•pt on playing un til I was 32. Most players b urn out nt 21or 22." he ~uys proudly. HORN FIGUR ES he still might be a lifeguard at Hunt· mgton Dc•ach hud he not bcl'n drafted by the Army durtng the Koreun War "I was IH bdorc• I ever got down to the ocean so I was t•ons1dcr('(i tt Oat landt.'r before then." he s ays. "But I "3s Ml ~old on the .in•a I mo ved to the beach IL was a new lirl' 'ee HORN. Page 89 By J OllNSEVANO OllNOall, P1lolSlall Tht' saJ?LI or Tommy John COO· llnlWS .John urriv<:'d at the Anaheim Sheraton 1 lotel Thursday with ex- pectations of promoting his new book a ppropriately na med "The TommyJohnStory" But sportswriters in attendance had somt'l hini;i e lse in mind. nam<:'IV John'" contract dispute with lhl' f>odJ:t<•rs J OHN IS CllRRENTl.V play. m jl out lh1• 'econd year o r u two. vcar conlrurt which doesn't con· iarn an option clitU se Thus. he becomes a free agent when the rc~ulurscason terminates What J ohn and h1 '> allornc). Bob Cohen. havt.> been "<'l'kini; from the Dod1Zcr:-1s ;1 three )Nlr contract The club hu:. balked because of John'' a~e <J5l and a r m "I'd like lo hoVl' u th ree year contract." sutd John. "but I haven't been oHcrcd unythmg by the rlub . "I s till feel I have six ~ood yt•a ro; In m e I think ;1 th r1·t• ,>t•ar con tract 1s not out ofhnt• · JOHN CONTF.N OS AG F. , .. ir re levunt in a b nM·b<ill playl•r espt·c1ally for J pitcher What ts 1 mportant. and what m :ltt<.'r'> lhl most he says. ts how an 1nd1v1duul Lukes car <.'of h1m self Gl!\' 1.1!<1· h l llll (',I I ' 1•t t hl•m .. ~ 1 \ t'' n1l\L•d . '• • 11 John · I \\ork h.11dt·r rlt.:rtl'l~ ll-1 olf ~1·ason tha11 t d<• rlurtr~ lhl "t·.1son · Look . 1 thL Phlll!e!-. thl }' i:aH· Jim K ~i:.it ~· t\\-o )ot•.·1 1•onti < l'' .•! thl• .lgl•Ol 40 ... ht•..,:•!c! "A m ar -.•thoP runr.N do<~l'l 1 n ·,1C'h ht:. pu•k ur.t:' thl m·d ~C: Thl n · .. n11 re11!,;0I" a p·t eht r nm t Jllll'h 1! hl' ta!<t'' c•:111 01 h·m~tl1 Thl 11 .. rt' 1 '" er I:-1 t-,.!J P'•''.'>t r~ ran t ol. ~ •rlr th1 ..ic-, Ph~ ... c. • .•g l df•t n r IT'• .1n anyth1nf? ('0H E1' Al'IO JOH~ 1-..cl J?l\I r lht DodJ?er-. unt:~ .. u'> ;11<' Cl'l'!'t· up with an offer 1t wasn l .i nc" ,., r>1 't·r cft•m •• nd The~ 111<;l want 1·c1 ·t 1T'1·lhtn).! tn u~c a'i" ~u1dcltne .<'• !u 1 111r•p1·~·1•t1;1tion" 'I ht• 1fr,1dl1nt• dale p<1 ssed \•: t 1'1't1t ..i 1\nrd from the Dodf?ers. • ••Y' John "~H~ tlA \'F. .\ ~1 F.F.TING wt th 1\1 C .1m r;111i... ,•nrl r~·tC'r O'Ma lley ~.111111!.11 \\1· II ~11 m an<l find out \\ h I 'I h,1p!Jl'llll f) !1 ·hn "·'' t h•• n11mt"lf'rs ht•htnd h1:n 111 ... t•;111•1·1 "nn In.,., record \\ :11' 1 hr n oclgPr., ,.., 71 33 for a fiW! "inntnJ.? p<:'r rentage. the best 'tn< 1• the Sandv Koufax era This '<'·•~<·n he!. 11 7 with a 3 59 ERA. See JOHN, Page Bl -- \