The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink About1975-12-06 - Orange Coast PilotI -,__ ~~ £..) r:.. .. • .. -'-"--.e. ' .. ,,. ...... Orange· Coast [DI I I 0 N Ditne-a-Li11e Ba rgaf 11s Today VOL.6S, NO. 340,3SECTIONS,38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY. DECEMBER6, 1975 TEN CENTS Fears Mount for Irvine Girl, J6 Re.10 Robbery County Lawyer Seized by FBI From Wire Services Two men, including a Santa An.a attorney, were arrested Friday on charges stemming from the ~1 million bank robbery of the First National Bank of Nevada last year -called the l~rgest bank holdup in the history of the U.S. According to the FBI, Fred E. Hopper, 4 7, a Santa Ana attorney, and Lawrence Bernard Graham Jr., 35, of Riverside, were arrested at their homes on New York Aid OK'd By Senate • WASHINGTON CAP) - Legis lation authorizing $2.3 billion in federal loans to save New York City from default passed easily in the Senate early today and was sent to the While House for certain approval. "Somehow or another an awful lot of fiscal rabbits bave been plllled out of New York's hat in _the last few weeks," said Sen. James Burkley (R-N.Y.) who voted for the bill. Senate approval came on a 57 to30 vote. Final congressional action ended months of s peculation as to whether the federal government would step in lo keep the city from defaulting o n it s obligations. The bill extends $2 .3 billion in short-term loans for the city and is effective for the next three years. President Ford proposed the bill in late November, revers ing his previous opposition to federal aid for the c ity , Tt1e House okayed the measure 213 to 203 last Tuesday. City officials have warned that default could come as soon as next Thurs day , but with approval of the federal loans. it is expected that city bondholders will exchange their due notes for long-term notes to enable New York to continue operations without a formal default. ''On behalf of eight million New Yorkers, I commend the members of Congress from all over the country who recognized that we have a practical self-help plan in place and that this legislation is in the. national interest," said New York Mayor Abraham Beame. Tree Thieves Cleared View A Sunset Heights homeowner complained to Huntington Beach police Friday after he awakened in his Marina View Lane home lo find an unobstructed view of the marina below. bench warrants. A federal grand jury in Reno handed down the indictments Friday. Hopper, being held on $500,000 bail, was charged with aiding and abetting escape, conspiracy to assist escape, poosession of stolen bank funds and lying to a federal grand jury according to an Associated Press news story. Graham was charged with conspiracy to assist escape. Both men were arraigned in Los Angeles before U.S. Magistrate Ralph J . Getten. Hopper and Graham were charged with helping the convicted Nevada bank robbers escape from prison, according to authorities Another new development on Friday was the sentencing of Floyd Clayton Forsberg, 34, to federal prison for his part in the bank heist. He was arres ted firs t in January of this year at Kalama, Wash. and charged with bank robbery at that time. However, he escaped in April. 1975 from the Washoe County Jail in Reno, where be was being held for trial. He was rearres ted on June 20 in Bend, Ore. Clark Gable Timmons, 31, a fugitive sought by the FBI for unlawful flisht to avoid prosecution, was arrested with Fonibe"flt' on June 29 in Oregon and charged with aiding Forsberg's escape. The FBI s aid it was the investigation or the escape that led to the indictments and later arrests of Hopper and Graham. A fourth man involved with the bank robbery. Curtis Ray Michelson, a lready has bee n sentenced to fede ral prison for his part in the robbery. Michels on was captured in West Newport in November of last year, along with another West Newport man, Edward Thomas Malone, who was later acquitted. After Michelson's arrest at his home on Bruce C rescent (See HOPPER, PageA2> Airline On Strike WASHINGTON (AP> United Airlines canceled all of today's flights after 11th-hour negotiations under federal mediators failed to halt a walkout by the carrier's ground service workers . Negotiations continued past the Friday midnight strike deadline, but there was no report of progress. The company said a de- cision would be made later today whether to cancel flight s Sunday and thereafter . It is the second major U.S. airline currently on strike. National Airlines bas been on strike since Sept. l. UPI Telepl>oto 3 Shoppers Killed A hook and ladder firetruck, speeding to a fire on Market Street in San Francisco Friday, ran into a group of Christmas shoppers standing on a traffic island. Three elderly persons were killed and three others critically injured. Here, victims arc being administered to . Boy Stabbed In Heart in Huntington A 14 ·year-old Huntington Beach boy is in the intensive care unit of the Orange County Medical Center today after being stabbed in the heart with a knife Friday morning by his 13-year- old friend, police s aid. Jerome Krantz Jr., 5932 Frontier Circle, was listed Friday evening in "stable, but guarded" condition. Hospital aides said he was ''doing better." According lo Huntington Beach Police, young Krantz and an unidentified friend were playing in th e park on Larchwood Drive across from the Ada Clegg School. Poli~e said the park is a favorite gathering place for youngsters on their way to school. ''There's no evidence it was anything but an accident. One boy lunged and the other lunged at the same time ... you know how kids play," s aid Watch Commander Lt. Tom Patton. Patton s aid the six-inch buck knife was accidentally plunged into Krantz' chest. Hospital aides said it slashed his right ventricle He added that the little pocket knife is actually illegal, although so many are sold over the county that t he l aw is practically unenforceable. Krantz was immediately rushed to the hospital. His friend was not detained for further questioning. Hunt Resumes BIG BEAR (UPI) -The Civil Air Patrol said it would resume a search today for a light plane missing since Nov. 28 with three persons aboard. A Fish Fuss Crab Cooker Owner Sues Bob Roublan, owner or the Crab Cooker Restaurant in Newport Beach, has filed a $.5 million unfair competition suit against a Los Angeles man who he alleges has copied his recipes and operations . Roubian, a well.known figure in the harbor area, has asked the court for a permanent injunction agains t the use of the name "The Fish Cooker". That name is now reportedly used by Samuel Steifel for two restaurants he owns in Tarzana and Lakewood. Roubian alleges Steifel copied the decor of his casual Newport fish house and copied recipes by luring away two of his employes. Roubian claims that Ste1fel also copied the extenor of his restaurant. as well as lus red and white color scheme, bus iness cards, match books and staff uniforms The restaurateur says Steifel's alleged actions violate several California labor and business codes. The Cr ab Cook er. 2200 Newport Blvd., is known for its long lines of patrons winding outside onto the sidewalk No reservations are taken by Roub1an even when former Pres ident Nixon requested the owner to close down the restaurant for his party one night. Fund Lawsuit Hit By GARV GRANVILLE Of tlM O•lly ~It.I Slaff A threatened lawsuit claiming controversial court funds en- trusted to his care belong to the Orange County treasury was branded "pr ematur e and political grandstanding'' Friday by Orange Police Chief Merrill Duncan. Duncan's reaction to the lawsuit was aimed at a two-man county board of supervisors com- mittee that a day earlier dire<:ted that a suit be filed against the Orange County Drug and Narcotics Task Force. Target of the legal action or- dered by s upervisors Ralph Diedrich and Laurence Schmit is money collected in Superior Court Crom convicted narcotics offenders and used by the task force in undercover buy-bust operations. After the $19, 723 fund was audited recently by th e state Department of Justice, its care and safe keeping was transferred from the district attorney's office lo Duncan's headquarters in Orange. Reacting to lhl' shift, Diedrich and Schmit ordered the lawswt fil ed to put "h :it they have termed mon(•y llh.•i.::11ly colle<:tcd into the county tr<.>a-.ury Duncan. who ..., waiting a state attorney general·:-. opinion on the fund's legality. s aid Friday that neither Diedrtch nor Schmit had asked him to turn the money over to the county. Art Nerio, of 17122 Marina View L:me, which overlooks Hun- tington Harbour's luxury homes and boat slips, said thieves had uprooted two palm trees in his front yard during the night. SOLON HEADS PROBE OF CIA Oil Foes Suffer Jolt "As far as I 'm concerned," the police chief said. "whatever the attorney general or courts say will decide the issue .. , "So. I think the supervisors' action was pre mature and possibly a w astcd effort," he added. TM Sroate l ntelUgmce Commlltee ·rccentl11 fuued o rqx>rl on CIA J>.«>t• to a1ao11'note fordgn leoden. TM Mad of thi1 im· portont com· mftttt ,, ,,.., we-ek 's NEWSHAM£. Do 11ot1 lcnow 1DhoM 11? Tiit JIOUrHlf on 11our knowledge of PfO)U, ploct,,, olld t'Vtnt" in thtl '*°' ~ toin"'1 Tt1£ QUIZ, on P11QC A1. fM QUIZ 11 /eaitltcd t«h t.oMc br tM DailJI Pilo4 e11 a nmct to......., fn our°''°· Orange County Supervisor Thomas Riley said late Friday he was s hocked by the court de- clslon in Washington against issuing an injunction blocking of· fsbore oil leases along the Orange County coastline. "Based on the Judge's initial d iscusaion of the suit, we thought we had a chance of winning, saJd Riley. He was refernne to the de- cision Friday m orning by U.S. District Court Judge Aubrey Robinson "We haven 't f(iven up completely, becauoc this will bt• appealed. But, t would be less than bonest If I ~aid 1 was comfortable about lhls rlght now ," Riley continued. The suit was filed by 15 plaint· i!ls, including Orange County as the lead agency. Jt was an attempt to stop offshore oil lea ses until reasonable sa!eguards are provided. Judge Robinson said the reason be refused to issue the injunction wu thnt another judge, U.S. District Court .Jud1• David W. Williams of Los Anieles. had t urned down a previous and similar suit agnim.t oil loMln,. While Oran e County and tho other plaintms plan to appeal th• ruhn~. u fuvorohle verdict on the appeal in the U.S. Cil"cult Court must be Riven by Qbt 1'hur<Jri ay, the d a,y the oil leases are scheduled to be signed, ln order lo have an y mtan.tng. r Dennis O'Neill, Newport Beach city attorney, s aid Friday he believes a ruling will be made on the new appeal prior lo lhe Thursday deadline. He said he could not predict which way the ruling will go, but said he sees no reason why It ~an't be ape dcd through the circuit court. In commcntlna Curtber on the lat.est rutinat. Riley ~aicl , "We have got to have '*" ab~olutc Indemnity on th' oil t-omp•m1c" And, w e'\• ~ot to ~ep;.irllll· exP.loraUon.(rom dcH·lopm,•nl ·· 'We abo wanted U>cm to t•c•m1· up wltb k ind or reimburscm(\jll to tht' puhht. · h<' ( JOLT, PaceA.2) 'l ' Duncan pointed out Lhal legal authorities might conclude that the money paid into the con· troversial fund was, in reality, fines and not what court officials have call ed donations or con lribut1ons. "If it is finally decided that thc money was a fine then 75 percent of 1t belongs to the ~1.atc and not the count;v. · · said IJuncan. As one of the task force fund's four trustee~ he ni-.ked to have lht• rC!cords :md accounts transfe!rr('d to his 0Cf1ce an order lo rcmou them Crom "h .11 he said 1~ the political uena And it 1s Schmit :m<l f>lednch ·~ pun;wt of 1he rund lhroul(h 1ht> lhrrnl<.'ned lc1!al :ichon lhal pro rnpt ~d nunc :rn to I n~l t ht'lr ac· tion$ politlc<ll J:rnnrlstand1nl{ j Overdue 4Days On Bus By HILAR V KAVE Of Ill• D• lly Piiot SC.ff Police in two counties have joined in the sear ch for a missing 16-year-old Jrvine girl who is four days overdue in her return by bus from Los Angeles, Irvine police said Verna Speer of 3601 Park View Lane was expected to arrive at the Newport Beach Greyhound Bu s Station late Monday evening. She had been visiting her aunt in Porterville in Northern California and was headed south on Monday. That evening, she was expected to c hange buses at the Los Angeles terminal before coming lo Newport. Her m other, LaVerne Speer, told police Verna telephoned from Los Angeles about 11 : 15 p.m . Monday and said she had accidentally boarded the wrong bus, ridden in an unknown direction and then returned lo Los Angeles later on the same bus when s he realized her mistake "I'm llred. hungry and I only have 20-cents. ·· Verna reportedly told her m other over the phone. Mrs . Speer said her daughter told her she purchased a bus ticket for the next bus into Newport Beach. expected to arrive about 3 a.m. Tuesday. Officers said Mrs . Speer was at the police station at 8 a.m. Tues- day, when Verna had failed lo appear. Mrs. Speer toJd police she had no reason to believe Verna wa,, • running away and that she reared foul play for her daughter, who was dressed in blue denim slacks and a beige, red and blue blouse. She was carrying white and blue flowered overnight cases. Irvin e Police began their investigation by first contacting the Gr eyhound Bus Company in Los Angeles. They were told that Verna had purchased a ticket for the bus that arrived in Newport at 3 a.m. However . the driver of that bus told officers a fter viewing a photo of the girl that he did not recaJI seeing her aboard. "The driver said he usually notices young girls and boys travehng alone in early morning or late evenrng hours, but that he just did not remember her at all, .. said Irvine Police Sgt. Bob Kredel. However. the driver dld say he believed he saw a girl fitting her description sitting on a bench at the depot. as he drove away, Kredel saill. <See GIRL, Page A2) St. Paul Def e ats F ow1tain Valley Fountain Valley High School's Barons fell victim lo a 94-yard ki ckoff relurn for a touchdown and another Sl. Paul touchdown with 26 seccmd!' lcfl in the game as St. Paul took a 2..J·li CIF 4-A football v1t·tory Friday night before an o\ e rflow crowd at Or ange Coast Col lege. For complete game statistics, story and photos see Sports, Page Bl. Coast \l e ather Today and Sunday are expected to be a little warmer. after night and early morninr. low clouds turn into haLy sunshine about mid morning. Highs neitr iO, with lows in low 50s I NSIDE TODAY A look ot how the TMnple Isaiah ccmgrt'gohon crlebml t'd the Fra~t of Light:;, also knw'TI ll-' Hanukkah, A12. Index CIUJ.lflH Cl 1• ,,,..vlu 9•·1 CNN<\ ,.,. '-• •14 Onft-M "' s~. '"~"' aw ~·-,.,. 'hl• ..... Mo .. O.•illM&Uc-. AU 1'1oe•ttn • ._. ._"'9/0-~ All Trl'l'I• IM '-"tC.,. A• U"C .. W ll ~... "' Al DAIL y PILOT ;Veedy n1 .. ha .. 1 Michael , a o ne-and-a -half year-old Iris h setter, lik es the outdoors, but hl· doesn 't get much ch<.ince to romp !-le is at th e Soc iety f o r Preve ntion of Crue lt y to Animal s shelter 1n l,etguna Beaeh . If you 'd like him, call between 10:30 a.m . and 4:30 p .m Saturday or Sun- day or 9 to 5 :\fonday through f-'nda) Sketch Leads· To Arrest in Murder Case A Laguna Be ac h police det ective's renderin~ of a man .,..·ho attacked and s hol a 37-year-nld Newport 8C';1ch ""Oman led to the arrest Friday of a J.agunan j ust discharged from a hospital after mental health o bser va1 1011 Rirhard T Barrl•tt. 51, of 326 F.I Camino Del ~1ar , Laguna Reach, was booked on sus p1 c1on of assault with in tc•nt to commit murder. fi e "'as taken to Orange County Jail Friday. Police Det. Gene Brooks said hl' arrested Barrett soon aft er the man arrived back <.i t his home from the Vet erans l lospitul -Barrett had been taken into custody ea rli er this week by mental health authorities after a disturbancC' at hi s home . lie had been transrerr('cl from Orange County !\fedic al CC'n tcr to lhC' VI\ hos pi la I. Of ricers present al the lime of the first a rres t recognized a similarity in ;1ppearancc between Barrett and a rende ring produced by Oct . Brooks "·1th the dcp· artmenl ·s ·' ldenl1K1t ·' a device "'i th which va rious human facial c hara c teri s ti cs ca n be pu t togethf'r to m ::itch th::it of ::i sus pect. Brooks said Barrell v.'a<; "a de· ad ringer·· for l hl' ldcnt iKit rendering. The attack took place Nov. 26 at about IO . I!> p.m n<.'ar the old Brussels Restaurant in Laguna Beach. The \'ICt1m "'as a waitress at the restaurant and had "·alked to her car after ll·a v1 ng "·ork From Poflv ,t I HOPPER ... Circle,pnrt of th e loot wa:-fo11nd at the residcnCl' And, l<1l l'r that day, ;1 girl wa lkin ~ down !ht· street round al.Juul $14,000 u1 b11l:- lying in the ~ut !l·r . "'h1rh :-;ht· turned over to tht' :--JL'\.\.'port Beach Poli ce 1'hat monf'V w:1:- part or thr ~toll'll l'.;t!'oh So far, abou1 $774 .~JO of th~· mi ssi ng m..oncy ha s been recovered , a lthoui.::h no ne"' funds wer£' found \\/Ith the latest arrests. agents s aid ORANGE COAST • , ... o. .... oo c~·'' •••••• ~""' .. '" •""~ ,.,,.,n,....,, '"" ,.~,., ,,,, ' ",,.~·"""~ "• '"~ O<•~"" Cw" P~ll'"'''''O (_1n, ""' '"'""'"'" -l-• "" pu(l"'"'" "'ll"ft,,, llWOOogf\ I""'" ,,.. Co••• ,,..,. "·'"~"" "'"'n "'~~'"J'"" 8•o<h ,.l>~Mo•n \lfU•> '" '" "•·"""•h•• • \I•'"'• ..... l •QU"O '""' " <.(,,,•~~A.•·' A ""'I'• ••goo<WI •<l•hO" "l>ulll· ""' • """''"" "'"' ~~~ .,.,, lh• p .. n<>p•• p""'""""' "'""' " ·" Ill) ~"II•• ~HO•t, (O>IO M••• (•"'"'"'" 91•)• Robert N . wero p, ...... M Oft Richard P Nall Ottlce• ra•I•-•• JlO v.•""••''"'' '''"""'' ''""'" nu ,., ... ,~,•~·"•••·~ l•a~""n.01n ,, .. <"·'"~'''''""'' """''"ll'"""'"'k ,,..,, ..... h/"'""•••<I ~··-•Vol ... , l\l'Cll..oro•• «l •• S,.n D,.90 I ,,.. ... , Teleptton• (714)M2-4Jl1 Classltlff Ad't'erllslr'9 Ml-5611 \"""l•bo<' V•Oo• .,,.,,n.1.,. S81 ·•l10 I •6" o;.,n (!•""'n" ••$-0.lO 1 ·-....,,,,. 0••"'11• rn""'' (........,,.,, .. , S40-1220 ("1'"''M ••r< O<•"D" (""" """''"''"" ,,._ _., •-o N' ........... ,,,,,.,, •• """ ......... . 1>t•I!•• •• o<l•••t •••"""" ""'"'" ,.,., O• ••P•oelw••IJ '"'''"'·M' ........ Pf'"''"'0""' '"'''"'""' _..., ~ .... ., ' .... ••·'·"p ...... ~· , .. ,. "'"•• ~+•e•"l" -"""''°" b• c111i.< Jill"""' ""' ~ ..... ,,,,. 11"\ftMn•• ''"II''"'--"-''""' u >).._,,. •• Saturd•y. December 8. 1975 President Arrives In Manila From Wire Service!'! ~1ANILA , The Philippines President Ford rtew to the Philip- pines today for a second courtesy <.'all on a Southeast Asian ally before returning home from his crunatrip. Ford. greeted at the airport by President and Mrs fo~erdinand E. ~1arcos, said, "I find it very significant that this visit lo Pacific nations s hould conclude here in The Philippines among some of m y country's best and oldest Asian friends.'' Tulsa 1''raf"l<ed · TULSA /\ series of freak tornadoe s s truck eastern Oklaho ma almost without "'arning Friday, injuring nearly ( IN SHORT J 40 persons. Twisters tore through 12 citv blocks of Tulsa, wrecking scoreSofhomes and businesses. No one was killed, but authorities said 34 persons were taken to Tulsa hospitals. Seven remained hospitalized today, four in serious condition. Bomb at UCLA LOS ANGELES -A bomb dangling from the roof of the UC LA chemistry laboratory exploded Friday night. smas hing nearly 100 windows and causing an estimated $10,000-$25 ,000 damage, police s aid. ~o one was reported injured, aJthough s everal persons were inside the building when the bomb went off. let Near·Hb• CHJC,.\GO -A Trans \\'orld Ai - rlines jet with 77 persons aboard narrowl y missed eollitling at 21.000 f('ct with a Unitro Airlines plane carrying 60 passengers. federal authorities said. The near-miss Friday over Lake Michigan \.\.'as the S<.'cond time 1n nine days a TW1\ aircraft came close to an aerial crash. A fo'ederal Aviation Administration spokesman said it "'as the 14th near-miss this year. 111-arxt ~oc-ation SAN FRANCISCO -The go.,,ernment disclosed Friday it knows where Patricia Hearst was held captive for several weeks after the kidnaping Feb. 4, 1975. U.S. Atty . James I ... Brownin~ :,,aid the locat ion was on thl' Peninsula area south of San Francisco. but he refused to tell ne"·smen the exact address. Tlt'O Standoff• A!'itSTEROi\!VI , Th e Netherlands -South f\.1oluccan nationalists held up to61 hostages today in twin standoffs at the Indones ian consu ltate in Am s terdam a nd aboard a hijacked train in northern Holland. Mediators from the South ~1oluccan community in Amsterdam won the release of s even c hildr e n from the consulates Friday, but as night fell the six gunmen continued to hold four children and between 16 and21 adults. f'rom Page A I GIRL ... Verna is 5 fet't 2 inches, about 130 pounds, with brown hair and bro"'" eyes, according to a polil'e report. Kredcl s aid Irvin e investigators can go no farther with the case and have handed it over to the l,os Angeles Police OepartrTient. "There's just no evidence that she ever returned to Orange County. so we believe the Li\ police can handle it better," he said. Kredel said he believed she may ver y like l y ha.,,c encountered foul play bccaus~ there were indications that i;he was not running away from home. However, an investigator in the Los Angeles Police missing persons bureau, L.M. Ryan, said it's "anybody's guess" at this point what might ha\le happened to the Irvine girl. Rider Beats, Robs Cabbie Getting angry and advancing on a penniless fare who couldn't pay at his destination early Fri- day cost a Huntington Beach cab driver $23.10 more than the lost rtvenue for the ride. Police said when he went after the rider who refus~ to pay, the youth snatched up a handy rock and beat him into submission with It. th<!n robbed him. The suspect fled into the dark- n~s at ISlh Street and Walnut Avenue with $23.JO. The bett~ed cabbfe went to polite lo repor1. the 3 a .m . 1tron1arm holdup. .. I , ,f • ExpensiL·e Art "Self Portrait" painted by Picasso in 1901 {a boveJ sold Tuesday for $567,000 at Chri~tie's Auction Hous e in Lon- don. Private J."'rench buyer paid less than half the price the painting brought whe n it was last sold five years ago. And Wednesday, at Sotheby's in London. "F'illeal'- Accroche-Coeur" (Girl \vith the Kiss-curl ) by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (below) fetch ed $460,000. It was highest price ever paid for a painting by the French im- pressionist. The painting is of a Montmarte dancehall girl. It was painted in 1889. 98 Seek Clemente City Manager Job Ninety-eight persons thus far have applied for the San Clemente city manager's posi· lion and many additional ap· plications are expected prior to the Dec. 16 application deadline. Recruitment for the job is be ing handled for the city by Public Management Service Inc ., of Arcadia. Lyle Cunningham, the firm 's president, said, "We've had quite heavy interest by a large number of people." J le predicted many more applications will be r e- ceived. Qualifications for the position have been provided to the firm by the San Clemente City Council in private executive sessions. According to a job prospectus that was distributed throughout the country. the council ''is seek- ing a proven administrator whose effectiveness has been de· monstrated. · · "Previous experience as a city manager or administrative respons ibility including the supervison of personnel is re qui red," it stated . Kenneth Carr, recently asked lo be relieved of his position and r e· assigned a s c ity finance director. Carr has been city manager for 11 years. According to the prospectu~. the consultants will screen appli- cants immediately after the de, ad.line and make u report to the city council . Junior Miss Pageant Set A total of 14 girls will com~te tonight for the title of Huntington Beach Junior Miss in a program at Sower s School, 9300 I n- dianapolis Ave . The girls are Lee Rodrigues, Maurina Capocciama, Julie Bradley, Jennifer Miller, Julie Dahlin. Rhonda Spinak, Marilyn McCoy, Kim Labollita. Lauren Belknap, Jean Kimball, Sharon Wein. Carri Burbank, Cynthia Wyatt and Joyce Gilchrist. -·-·~ .... .,,. r ',.. • 4.5f%1 Protest CUSD Teachers.'. Weigh Strike By FREDERICK SCHOEMEllL °' 1,_ o.au, .. 1.-SMff Teachers of the Capislruno Unifi ed Sc·hool District Tuesday will decide whether to strike in protest of a 4.5 percent salary in crease-if a suf(icient number of teac•hers attend the meeting. Consideration of a strike vote was suspended at a meeting last Tuesday .. ~.-hen only 150 of the 500 teachers in the district turned out. Those present did vote, ho"'e\•er, to s upport a work slo\.\.'down. The 4.5 perce nt s alary increase was awarded by the board of education f\.1onday night after negotiations with teachers broke off. Teachers are holding out for a seven percent increase. At last week"s meeting, Tony l,eon. pres ident of the 350· n1ember Capistrano Unified Educator"s Association, called for a strike that would last until the school board offers seven per- cent . Leon said pickets should be established al all schools and i{I front of the homes and businesses of the seven school board mem· bers. It was agreed that a strike vote would be held in abeyance until at least two-thirds of the di s· trict 's teachers are present. It was said that it would be "suicidal " for less than two- thirds of the teachers to go on strike. Immediately after adopting the 4.5 percent s alary increase, the board adopted a cesOlution that allows district ad - ministrators to intitiate dis- ciplinary action -including dis- missal -against any teacher who strikes . Teacher leaders are operating on lhe theory that it would be im- possible for the district to rire a majority of the teachers if a strike was cailed . * * * Capistrano Scale Below 2 Neighbors Despite a 4.5 percent salary in: crease. Capistrano Unified School District teachers are paid less than their counterparts in two neighboring dis tricts - Laguna Beach Unified and Sad- dleback Valley Unified. A be'ginning t eacher in the Capistrano district earns $9,186 for 177 teaching days, or nine months. In Laguna Beach, the same teacher earns $9,812, aboul $750 more. In Saddleback Valley , the corresponding figure is $9,461 . A teacher with five years' ex- perience in the Capistrano dis- trict receives $11,213, assuming that he has no credit toward a master 's degree. Laguna Beach teachers at the s ame experience level earn $12, 753, while the cor- responding Saddleback Valley teachers earn $12,536 . A Capistr ano district teacher with 10 f'ears' experience earns $13,747, again assuming that he has no credit earned toward a master's degree. A Laguna Beach teacher with comparable experience earns $15,498. A similar teacher in Saddleback earns $15,611 . Crash Kills Van Driver An unidentified man was killed late Friday night in Huntington Beach. when hi s van smashed into the rear of another van parked along the ocean side of Pacific Coast Highway. Huntington Beach Police said the man was killed instantly and that he was probably traveling at a high rate of speed . There were two occupants in the parked van. unidentified just east of the entrance to Balsa Chica Beach, who were knocked onto the sand. l)olice said they were shaken up but apparently not injured. . At a meeting of teacher leaders· held Thursday. Leon said that. alternative actions would be con-· sidered if a strike vote fails. Among those would be a massive information campaign - aimed at parents outlining the· teachers' position. Ptteanwhile. leader s still arc · working out tbe logistics of the. previously approv~d work.. slowdown. Their plan 1s to keep: the slowdown active until the end of the current semester. Pot Dealer Sentenced In Deaths John Solice was sentenced· from fi ve years to life in stale prison in Orange County' Superior Court Friday for his role in the December 197J murder of two fellow marijuana. dealers. Before Judge James Turner, sentenced a 30-year-old Santa- Ana man. he denied defense at-. torney Robert Green's lengthy and dramatic appeal for a new. trial. ' Green said the actions of hi s cHent's codefendant's attorneys'", during the fi ve month trial thal · ended in a conviction of all three-_ deprived Soliceo r a fair trial. Solice was convicted or two- counts of second degree murder. while the jury found code( en-. dants '-1ichael Thompson, 30, and: Michael Sesma, also 30, guilty or. two counts of first degree: murder. , Victims of the double slaying· that centered around drug deal ... ings and a torrid romance wer<-..: · Vaudra Nunley, 30, and Rue. Steele,29. ' Their bullet-ridden bodies rest-. ed in a makeshift Tustin grave ii.- months before being uncovered by sheriff's investigators in December 1974 . During the lengthy trial; Sesma openly admitted hi s role in the slayings while Thompson insisted he had played no part in the grisly affair. · The murders occurred in. Solice's home while he was· absent, a fact that resulted in his. conviction of second rather than· first degree murder. Laguna Plans Rally Against Oil Drilling A rally to protest proposed off- shore oil drilling will be held at I p.m. Sunday at Main Beach Park in Laguna Beach. Featured s peaker s will in- clude Laguna Beach Atayor Roy Holm; Harriet Wieder. Hunt- ington Beach councilwoman: Phyllis Sweeney, Laguna Beach counci lwoman: Jon Brand , Laguna Beach councilman; Sally Bellerue, Laguna Beach plan· ning commissioner; Arnold Hano, writer and candidate for Laguna council ; and Mich Modeleski, a representive of Friends of Irvine Coast. Scott Fer guson will represent Fifth District County Supervisor Thomas Riley . The office of An- drew Hinshaw. (R-Newport' Beach) has pledged lo have a representive present. From Pafle A I JOLT ... added. The fifth district supervisor aJso said, "Unless the feds are going to disregard zoning, they haven't give any consideration to. the need for orfshore facilities like refineries -particularly when Alaska and the offshore oil comes in at the same time." "There just aren't enough refineries to ha ndle the flow," Riley said. The annual salary is li sted as $26,244 to $31,932, depending on qualirication:s of the individual. The current city manager, DON'T S:Oll.G&T.' OHL" It SMOPPING DAYS 'TIL. ,.. ....... ., ...... ~:a;. ... , .. ~"~ ..... '!.----....,~ ..... ~--~ -~P'-?9~,.,-~-~ .. -~ ............. ~,.,-... ~o -0 ~ FASHIOll )I. I ISLAND STORES ( CNll.tSTMAS .' ) OPEN EVERY 111111 ~ l ~ ' ·~···~· ~·.~~---~~· .. ~"'*2•._,,.. --~---·O·~~-... !Airlr.·llllk.~\----~O. UNTIL CHRISTMAS • • I I A I H see I caw a h1 lheo e, said hon: Seel abo! aft~ horn e. poir decl tail! invt: Tl ram th er oft~ B: uni I ho rt took bla; said F Nel Coll Hui N< Alls step car will maJ Frie ~ j . .. I ,, I I Pilot Logbook St. Nick Causes Laguna Turmoil By JAQ( CHAPPELL OI-. Diiiy f'ti.t S~ . LAGUNA BEACH has this reputation for being a place lD constant turmoil -a garden spot perhaps, but a garden where the loeals are constantly at each other with DDT of somesucb. I don't kn<?w how this ugly rumor could have started. , Take for inst ance the Art Colony's handling of an ob· viously controversial issue, the placement of the city's San- ta Claus house . Surely this is a matter guaranteed to inflame the citizenry of even the most sleepy hamlet, even San Clemente. Here's bow smoothly things went in Laguna : -The Mermaids, the women's division of the chamber of commerce asked the city parks and recreation folk~ to put the Santa House on the town's Main Beach Park where it can be easily CHAPPELL seen and the kiddies will be safe from traffic. -The parks and recreation folks say "No." The heavy Santa House (plus of course, the heavy Santa) could damage the park landscape, or crack the concrete patio. -The Mermaids decide to put the Santa House in the downtown business district, placing it in a parking space near Forest A venue and Glenneyre Sveet. Immediately the merchants are ecstatic. -THEN, A BUSINESSMAN about three blocks away approaches the city council. The downtown site is unsafe, be says for the kiddies. A runaway car could careen down Glenneyr e, s mash into the cute little Santa house and flatten everyone's Christmas spirit. The merchant proposes the house be put on Main Beach Park. -The council agrees. Besides, the safety aspect, the house was going to take up a parking space and only hours before, miffed merchants had lobbied strongly for retention of spaces along an area the council wanted to build a landscaped mall -a real controversy of several years duration. -THE DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS next to the Santa house are irked . They have published all kinds of publicity sheets saying the Santa house is to be downtown. The publisher of a semi-weekly newspaper publishes editorial lambasting the council for "bare-knuckle" exercise of power. -The m alter comes back to the City Council. Present in the audience are the representatives of the downtowp merchants. the businessman who feared for the kiddies' safety, and a lady from the Mermaids. -The lady from the Mermaids says that in the spirit of accommodation, they will place the house near the park, but on a little side street, an area where really none of them want it, but then compromise has to start somewhere. -THE MAN WHO FEARED for the kiddies' safety said he is m ad because he is being blamed for being anti- downtown merchant. He is not, but he still wants the house in the park bee a use he fears for the kiddies safety. -The downtown business people explain about all the advance pubhcity and the need for the house to be visible" not tucked away on a littJe side street. The issue comes to the council's vote shortly before midnight, six hours after the session started. The council votes to put the hea v~ Santa house (plus the heavy Santa) on the park. After all. a few cracks in Laguna's park will likely be unnoticed ... Arsonist Sought In $50,000 Fire Huntington Beach firemen are seeking an arsonist suspected of causing $50,000 in fire damage to a home in the southeast part of the city Friday. Hospital to be examined for possible heart complications because of the excitement. Battalion Chief Ron Be ard said the blaze swept through the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Seeley, 9202 Colbreggan Drive, about 10 a.m. Friday, two hours after family members had left home for the day. Beard said ''physical evidence points to an arson," but firemen declined to release additional'de· tails pending completion of their investigation. The fire started in a downstairs family room, firemen reported, then swept into the second floor of the home. By the time four firefighting units arrived, they said, the home was engulfed in flame. It took about 15 minutes to bring the blaze under control, firemen said. Firemen said a neighbor. Nellie Johnson, 90, of 9181 Colbreggan Drive, was taken to Huntington Intercommunity Insurance Hike NORTHBROOK, ILL. (UPI) - Allstate Insurance Co. will begin steps to increase homeowner and car insurance rates in January with an average 12""i percent in many states. A spokesman said Friday. Doily Piiot Dtll•"Y b Guorantted J,4onclay-Fnday It vou dO not have Yoll' paper by 5 30 p m. call balore 1 Pm and yex1r copy will be 0.- !Mwed Satur9•v 1,,d Su11diJy II you do not J9Ceive yoor coov by 9 a m Satur day. Of a 1 m Sulldav ~II oofcn 10 a.m. and yOUI COPY #Ill be delrvered Clrc .. etlM Ttle'"-" Molt OfenQ• Covnly ArHt 6•JAJJt Hottl'lwtl 1t M11nlln91on Boleh. Md W•alm•S"ltr .. . .. l•O-IUI • San ci.tMnle. c11c1111r1no Boaen. 89" Jullft C!r.11r1nO. Dini Potnt. ttl &.11QUM Llguoa Nltu• · · · · · · · · · · •H .. Ht And one fireman, Ron Beard, suffered second degree leg burns from a metal staircase railing. He was given first aid, firemen said. Beard listed damage as $30,000 to the home and $20,000to its con- tents . Dedication Of Mesa High Additions Set A dedication ceremony for the new additions to Costa Mesa High School will be held at 3 p.m . today on campus. The $2.5 million remodeling and expansion project was re- cently completed and includes a new, two-story library-media center, new administrative. counselling and attendance of- fices, a television studio, a new photography lab and expanded dramatic art facilities. Also, new team rooms with a jacuzzi, a new weight room and a new gymnastics room are now part of the physical education de- partment. The Costa Mesa High School Madrigals will perform several songs at the end of the ceremony and the high school band will perform in the parklni lot at 2:30 p.m . Tours of the new additions will be offered by the Costa Mesa Key Club and the school's leadershlp class, from 2 p .m . tos p.m. School Riddled SARATOGA S~RINGS, N.Y. (AP) -A 1nlpc1r tlred tour l)lstol 1hots Into a playr roQnd full ol irade-tcl>ool chlldren from an apar tmeG( •lndow Fttda1, allpUy lnjurtn~ T·)'ear-old pla, Police re \ I Gas Leak Nipped Workmen in fireproof suits and gas masks pinch closed a two-inch gas main cut open by a contractor's backhoe along Victoria Drive in Laguna Beach Friday. Escaping gas billowed from the main for nearly an hour. Homes nearby were not occupied at the time and no evacuation was needed. Laguna Beach firemen stood by in event the gas ignited. Candidate Claims Huntington Woes By ROBERT BARKER OftlleO.lly PllOISUff Declaring the city is on the brink of financial ruin Huntington Beach High Schooi Board President Ralph Bauer announced his candidacy Friday for April's city council elections. Bauer said that when be ran for the city council two years ago and lost, he pointed out the city and staff were not conducting financial matters in a professional way. "Today after two years of totalJy inept leadership we have been brought to the precipice of financial ruin, ''hesaid. Bauer said the general fund budget deficit will be $3.2 million this year and $4 .6 million next year according to budget figures as he interprets them. He s aid that imprope r maintenance of accounts receivable has cost the city thousands of dollars. "In order to put us back on a firm financial footing, we must elect city council members wbo, like myself. have a working knowledge of private and public finance,'' he said. "As commercial development manager for Amsco division of Union Oil Co., I have managed a chemical product line which has grown in annual revenues from $3 million to $2S million in the last six , years. 'LEADERSHIP INEPT' ~untlngton Candid ate Bauer when critical issues were on the agenda. Often they have treated the public with disdain -even contempt. This behavior must stop now, "he says. Saturday. Oeeomber 6 1975 DAILY PILOT A3 SaddlefJa ~k Second College Campus Studied A report containing research data supporting the need for a second campus in the Sad- dleback Community College Dis- trict will be placed before college trustees Monday night The study, conducted by Assis- tant Superintendent Edward A. Hart, will be presented to board members for discussion at 7:30 p. m. in the board room of the col- lege library. A spokesman for the college district said the volume contains data on population and enroll -ment growth -precisely the kinds of figures r equested by a group of Laguna Niguel residents two weeks ago. The protesting homeown ers, led by Patrick Bolen, alleged that they wer e being "kept in the dark" about the college's plans to open a second campus in the Tustin-Irvine yea. Also scheduled for discussion Monday night is a proposal to place the college's academic c ale ndar on the s emest er system . Saddleback College since its opening in 1968 has been on the quarter system which then wasr considered to be ideal means oC dlviding up the school year. Few colleges chose to go on the quarter system, however. ac-· cording to Saddleback Publl c Jn. fo rln'ation Officer Dan Armstrong. "Our campus and. UC-Irvine are about the only ones left,·• he said. • The propos al to be considered by trustees calls for an "early semester,'' one which wou10 begin toward the end of August and end before the Christmas r e· cess. "The idea is to conc lude classes before Christmas vaca- tion instead of breaking them up by a two-week holiday period." Armstrong explained. He 10- clicated the faculty is divided on the propos al. Commuter Railroad Volume May Dip By WILLIAM SCHREIBER Of ttle O. lly Piiot S\aff New commuter railroa d service from Sao Diego to Los Angeles via Orange County may get rolling by April but the level of service at peak commuting hours will only be half what officials of the three counties had hoped for. Original plans drafted a year ago by a consortium of the counties called for addition of two commuter trains running within five minutes of each other at peak hours t o serve the greatest possible number of commuters. Los Angeles Count.y has already pur c hased and renovated seven rail cars and agreed to completely pay to operate one of the two trains. The consortium would share the cost of the second one. But members of the three- county group, called the County Transportation S e r v i ce Organization (CTSO), were told at a meeting Friday in Santa Ana the propos ed piggy.back scheduling program is unac ceptable to the Santa Fe Rall way Company . A spokesman for AMTRAK . the federal corporation that manages the nation's rail service through contracts with the rail firms, said Santa Fe had to be appeas ed or the commuter service could be killed. Doug Golde n told CTSO members that Santa Fe would accept one early-morning train from San Diego to Los Angeles but not two in a row. Santa F e refuses to operate commuter service but Golden said if it can be disguised to look like a regular inter·city run, it is normally accepted and manned by Santa Fe personnel. Faced with the possibility of losing all new commuter r ail service, the CTSO directors agre- ed to make the Los Angeles- owned train the early-morning commuter and plug the second train into a schedule slot later in the day. As it now stands. the Los Angeles County train would depart San Diego at 5 a .m. each day, including weekend s, arriving in Los Angeles at 8 a.m. after several stops in San Diego County, Orange. County and Los Angeles County. It would leave Los Angeles at 5:55 p.m . each day on the trip back to San Diego New plans for the CI'S().fund ed train call for it to ma.kc its first run from Los Angeles at about 2~ p.m ., arriving in San D1ego at about 5 p.m . and then making a run back to Los Angeles at . about8p.m. Golden s aid Santa Fe is apparently willing to let the new trains make as many stops as there are stations along the way as long as one of the regular six Santa Fe trains are asked to do. The CTSO wants to add several new stops for the commute r trains in Los Angelss Angeles and San Diego Counties and two in Orange County -Mbsion Viejo and Anaheim. Lo s Angeles Supervis or Baxter Ward, who first proposed his county buy its own train, said at Friday's m eeting he would tnSist on additional stops in Los Angeles County or his board would pull out of the deal. "As a member of the Huntington Beach High School board, I have designed a budget which leaves a cash reserve of $S million this year,'' be asserted. Bauer said he would take the following steps to relieve the city's financial crunch: -Elim ination of all out of state trips by the city council and staff. "Trips such as the current one to Miami Beach by three city council members do nothing to help our financial crunch." SHARP 30-DAY MONEY BACK OFFER! -Reduction by 50 percent of all city council expense payments. -Moratorium on all hiring except for fire and safety personnel. -Com prehensive outside audit coupled with a Grand J ury investigation should criminal negligence by apparent. Bauer said further that "the city council has continued its Monday evening social hour mixed in with generous portions Of early and late scheduling to assure minimu m attendance PSEA Elects . Craig Steckler As President San Clemente Police Sgt. Crai& Steckler hu been elected presl· dent of the San Clemente Public Safety Employes Association. the or1anb1Uon reJ)J'esenting the clt7'• POUce officers. Steckler replaces Patrolman Rusaell R. Rice as president. Other olficers elected at a re- cent aener&I me~bersbip meet-iDI are )f orrll J. O>le, vice presl· dent; JUcllerd E. Downtn1. secr etary; R.1er C. Wiberg, treuurer, and Ardon W. SaUft· ckn. dlrtttor. Tti aaaoctaUon In April hired tbe Team1t er1 Union u lt• b1r1atnJn1 aaent ln salary n11ot1aUons with the clt.J. A-7600 -JO-DAY MONEY DACK SHAl~f> GUARANTEE II you re nol c;,111c;l1l'd w•lh yo11r nPw SHARP CAROUSEL MICROWAVE OVEN for .my 111.ison rPlurn 1110 the SHAAPdeater wheri> vn11 hnuqhl 11 within 30 dayc; "' vo•ir p111 ch,1sc II 1t 1!f rn the <1ame cond1t1on in which 11 was d•'l111ered l"'<CE'Pl to r norm;it Wl'ar. the dealer will rf'fvnd your purchase price ECONOMY MICROWAVE OYEN with 20 minute timer • 500 watts of cooking power • See through oven door • Easy to read cooking guide YOUR LAST CHANCE AT THIS PRICE! OVER 20 YEARS IN ORANGE COUNTY 19046 BROOKHURST ST. HUNTINGTON BEACH Phone 968-3329 A 4 DAil y Pll.OT Saturday. O.C.tnbw 1 . 1m Killed Fa1tdly 25-year Term 1 For M11rder RIVERHEAD, N. Y. <UPI > -Ronald De Feo Jr. is going to jail for at lea.st 25 years for the "callous and unfeeling" rifle killing of six members of his famtly He could be free again at the age of 49. New York Sunreme Court Justice Thomas Stark sentenced the 2A· year-old defendant to 2.5 years to hfe. If the sentence is upheld, De Feo will have to serve at least 25 years before he is eligible for Va .. .,.... 'S parole. .I' 1 • • • ~e~ De Feo heard the sentence Seek End To Group MIAMI (U PI> A south Oadt.' County landowner 1s organizing a move among neighbors to evtct a band of 20 persons and their leader, who calls himself "'Brother Christ Amen " The eight woml•n, eight men and three children, who claim to be the reincarnation of Jesus Chnst and the .'\posties, have set up camp in ,a pine }:lrove and neighboring farmers are com plrurung they have been stealing .. their fruit. THE PISE GROVE 1s on land held by an absentee owner. and pohce say unless the owner can be reached and convinced to evict them nothing <:an be donl' L.E . Derryberry, a man~o and avocado gro\H•r. says he is gel· ting tog(•ther a group of nt>1ghbors in hopes of expelling the group. The group, clad 1n white sheets, subsists on unleavened bread and vegetables and frwt in the area. They say they don·t steal the food, but take only what has fallen to the ground or seems about to spoil. Earlier this week, the parents of Steffie Grow, 19, of Coral Gables, complained she and her boyfriend. Arm and Blair of Orlando, had been "hypnotized" and ordered to Join the group. BROTHF:R CHRIST Amen, the bearded, 39·year-old leader of the group. s::11d the two had ·'cleansed their souls and found the truth la st we e k 1n Gaines\'llk .. Blair's father . A.E Blair, said h•s son and Miss Grow have now left the g roup a nd are .. n• cu per a ting" m a northeastern state , Police at Wmter Haven. Ca11f . said the group formed there six years ago. but ldt in a hurry after the slaying of one of their members Nov. 11 . They took a freight tram to Pinc Bluff, Ark .. where they held a rally and con- tinued to Gainesville where they arnved t'.\o wee ks ago DEPl1TY LARRY Powell said a man 1dcnt1fied only as "P:rnl Christ " was killed by a 56-year old man he was trying to convert The man 1s being held on murder charges ''After that. the family just spilt, · Powell s aid "They left ~o f .ist you <:Ouida "t see the1 r tracks · without apparent emotion. HIS COU RT-APPOINTED attorney. William Weber -who maintained that his client should be committed to a m e ntal 1oslltution -h ied an immediate notice of appeal. St ark said he was imposing the maximum sentence and sending De Feo to a maximum secunty prison because he was "of the belief that the defendant represents a clear danger to others.·· The judge said De Feo "may well kill again ... Lengthy confinement is reqwred to insure the public safety." DE FEO WAS CONVICTED of killing his father, mother, two brothers and two sisters in their home in Amityville. N.Y .. Nov 13, 1974. The judge called the crime "the most heinous and abhorrent known to the <Suffolk 1 County "The killings were carried·oul ma calm, dehberate, callous and unfeeling manner a s the d(' fendant quietly moved from room to room . . . usmg a tugh callber rifle," the judge added. Stark sai d De Fe o "methodically collected and removed evidence which would have tended to connect him with these crimes," and then began "feignin g and fabricating a serious mental disease in an attempt to escape criminal responsi bili ly. ·' DF. FEO. IN T HE checkered sports jacket. yellow sport shirt and green slacks that he wore during his trial, stood calmly as Stark spoke. He was taken to the Ossining Correctional Facility -Sing Sing -to await assignment to a maximum security prison. The prosecutton contended during De Feo's seven-week triaJ that his motive was a desire to collect insurance and get a large s um of money his father kept in a strongbox in the home. Art Show Se t In San Juan The San Juan Capistrano Art Association will sponsor an art show from 10 a . m . until dusk to- day and Sunday al the El Adobt• Plaza at Camino Capistrano and Del Obispo Streets in San Juan Capistrano. The show will include his torical, sea portraits and flor al paintings by members of the a~ sociation. Your Horos cope Capricorn: Money Gets Your Notice By SYDNEY OM ARR SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7 ARIES (March 21 -April 19): Surprise of pl easant variety is due One who has your interests at heart makes attempt to prove it. Bt: receptive TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Accent on elevation of standing, review of principles. You are asked to define terms. See as is, not merely as you might wish situation to exist. GE~l:'IJI <May 21-June 20): Emphasis on communication, travel. ability to bridge language-experience gap. Spiritual in !>1ghts gatned tf you heed "1Mer voice." You know where you are and can organize . CANCER (June 21-July 22): Emotions vie with logic. Partner or mate want3 to talk budget, money. Be willing to let go of losing propos1t1on. Past effort brings belated recognition. l.EO (July 23-Aug. 22 ): One who is "lied to your destiny" de ~erves s pecial consideration. Accent on partnership, marriage, legal spec1f1cations VIRGO (Aug. 23 Sept. 22>: Steady pace, moderate eating, drinJnng patterns serve your best purposes. Key now is to avoid needless brooding, to collect r equired data. UBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 22): ~lunar aspect coincides now with change, travel, ability to ~eate problems and a ten· rJency to be •·wildly attracted'' to exciting person. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Emphasize the practical ; leave (•nt~t11n to others. Build on soUd base. Refuse to be intimidated. You r position is stronger than might be apparent on surface. SAG ITI AR IUS (Nov 22-Dec . 21 ): Short trips, m idi. me:uqa, relatives seem to combine, converge a nd create ele- m~t ol confusion Member of opposite sex, who writes, will want an anawf'T. Keep balance and sense o( humor. CAP&ICOKN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Accent on money, coll«· lJom. payments. protection of personal possessions. F•mily coumel, regarding investments, loans aod interest rates, should ~onagenda AQtlARIU8 (J1n. 20-Feb 18): Moon in your sittn coincides wilh l»Ch cycle -J-ment and lntUilion are apt to be on tar1et PenooaJity s parkles -you and on your feet. Circumstances f 1vor your effon.. . PISCES (Peb. It-March 20)· Much that happens ls "quiet," clandnUne, b~h1nd ~ "ena. Key is to be dl1cTeet, aubtJe, to play cards close to chat. lfTodaJ h Y•r lllnbda1 you are studiou9. an Introvert, one w'ho ll~es within, cr~Uve, fond of travel, a perfectlonlat, tem ~ramental, ht1h-strun1. hJeh·prin~= ana very dlfffcult to Jive with -and loved ones claim 1ou e a u a cbameleoa. ) • STILL HIDING Activist Hoffman Boff111an on the 8110 Nos e Job, lhsguises.Keep Activist Busy AUSTIN, Ttx. CAP> -Abbie Hoffman, founder ol the Yippies, author and perhaps the ~st known radical on the run, has worked as a teacher, posed as a wealthy Texu oilman and bad three nose jobs durtngimore than 3> months as a fugitive. Hoffman talked about life un- derground in two days of in· terviews with Jetf Nightbyrd, editor or the weekly Austin Sun Nightbyrd wrote in a copyright story that Hofrman was in Texas around Thanksgiving. The woman convinced him ov~r the telephone abe spoke for HQffman by recounting how Nightbyrd lost $20 to Ho((man shooting pool m Miami Nightbyrd said that he tailed to recognize Hoffman when he first saw him at a major Texas airport because Hoffman had disguised him self to look like a wealthy oilman. Nightbyrd said Hoffman told him that he had three nose oper ations since going underground. They wandered unrecognized in a major Texas city, drove through the countryside and danced at a honky tonk saloon, Nightbyrd said. whtre th4!y s<.·ore points, and who's goinc to give them headhn e~. The FBI 's an enormous pubhc relations firm They always have been. "She t>hared my problem of be ing easily recognized. ln s~ch a situat10n , you have to be highly critical o( yourself, especiaJly in the· first year. . . to avoid even the slightest mistake. There·~ a discipline you have to estab.Lish within yourself. You must think, 'I'm so stupid. Somebody could catch me if they wanted to.'. Banker Kidnaped HOFFMAN, ONE of the Chicago Seven charged and later cleared of disrupting the 1968 Democratic National Conven- tion, has been wanted in New York since tte faHed to appear in State Supr eme Court on March 2.5, 1974 , to face charges of co-. caine possession. ASKED ABOUT the impact of Patty Hearst's arrest on the un- d e r ground, Hoffman said, "Everybody freaked out for a number of reasons. No. 1, (the FBI) learned tons about how an underground works ~ust from putting ttiat much energy into a case. They began to understand an above-ground support system. "Patty 's situation was dif (erent from mine. I'd been help. 1ng people for four or five years and I had friends all over. Patty was kidnaped, then converted in five or six weeks. She only had six frie nds that were under ground. and they were all in the same room. • DET R OIT (A P ) -The assistant manager of a branch bank was abducttd by two men outside the bank as he arnved for work Friday morning, police said. James Crawford. 25, was seized by two men at 8:30 a.m. Nightbyrd . who got to know Hoffman at the Woodstock rock festival and later in antiwar ac· tivities, said he hadn't heard from Hoffman in two years when a woman contacted him on Hoffman's behalf. "No. 2, they got an incredible amount of publicity. They know "I '"RA-v-£ )\ variety of iden· ttlles which I' change from time to time But even then it gets sticky. My face was known to thousands of people before, and I 'm afraid s omeone will re cognize me.'• ------------~ ROLL TOP DESK 30" wide, 20" deep, 44'' high. Available in Antique Oak, Pinc, Maple or Pecan. Co:~are s799s 119.95 -==---==-~--r .· ROLL TOP DESK Center drawer with lock, deep file 42'/1" wide-20" deep-40 '/1" high. Avail· able in Spanish oak finish, maple, antique oak or pine fmish Comp1re at $219.95 DINE IN THE GREAT OUTDOORS This 1s the woy to relox '" style. Heavy cost aluminum tho! will never rust. S-piece set lists at $340.00 NOW ONLY s19900 II E SPECl .1 /.,//./·:I\ CUSTOM FIRESCREENS And EQUIPMENt PEDESTAL BUTCHER BLOCK TABLE & CHAIRS ' ,\ 8eaut1ful wood con- struct 1on, form1ca bulcher-block top & 4 bee<hwood chotrs. Just. A rriverl for Christmas FRESH WHITE WICKER FOUR-DRAWER FILES ETAGERE 52" high x 24" deep x 18" wide. Four file drawers -one with lock & keys. Baked enamel finish, sandal· wood. s499s Two Drawer ••• s3295 . BBQ BARGAINS •· t• l11i..•I• •I •ilft ,,.,,,., .... f,,,.1f11 ow11lt•hf i:i1ruul • llU ·• l•·IH"' ,,, .... , .. I.Ii,,, \tch.f \. u t IU K I II \IOllWll · I II \ l<'lt. I 11 Ava1loble for Butone or Noturol Gos GAS LOG SALE Choice of gas 27" Mon- ion1to log Of set of S loose logs complete wtlh sand burner Reg . $59.95 NOW s23sa J.'..f (."/'0/0 ' Jl(l}'.Ol"f AKLA PORCELAINIZED FREE STANDING 1· FIREPLACE LARGE CHILDRENS SIZE THE BENTWOOD BEAN BAGS ROCKER BAKER'S RACK DIECAST ALUMINUM HANGING BASKET CHAIR GRAB THIS VALUE IN ASSORTED COLORS IN ASSOtlTEO COlOttS OTHH SIZES .AVAllAIU sages ~s24aa GROUP ~:.7:1~!': .. ~~ s79ss 1.,., cho.r o...i •ob4e ~ ...... $1>9 9.S " I t I -I ! . { . i. .• \ ~ ~ . ~ . : -! :. \ . ~ ·: l •I . . l . l ' \ . . . : .. . .• "i • . , . . ... -. • • .. • • I • ..• ~ I ~. ' I ., ~ I t: • .. ,. ,. •I - ~ ·: • 1 ::1 : I • I - I -I ' i j ~ , ! ~I .. l .. ' \ \ . • i . ....... _ -· . ··--"', ,, •~ r.:..: ~"'Cf'~ r .r~t. -· , ~ • --~~ -:.:. \ Eyes on tlte Olympies Southern Student Swims for N adadores I . t M i i By ANNE COOPER Of.._ i>.11r .,, .. , "•" Casey Converse's sinusitis kept him from swimming in his Alabama hometown, so the would-be Olympic champion re- located to swim with the national champions, the Mission Viejo Nadadores. Such a move is unusual for a teen-ager still in high school, but Converse is not the only visiting swimmer on the Saddleback Valley team. More than a dozen students have come from as far as Australia and Great Britain to swim with the Nadadores. ALL THE VISITORS live with families whose own children swim with the Nadadores, except Con- verse. He lives with Larry and Jean Brenneman, 22762 Fortuna Lane in Mis· sion Viejo, and their two children, Lara., 6, and Julia, 2. •'I never knew anything about swimming or the Nadadores," said Mrs. O.lty f'llotS«aff ~ COAST SWIMMER Casey Converse Brenneman, "until Casey came to live with us. I had no idea the kind of training a swimmer goes through." Converse starts each day at 6 a.m., swimming for two hours before school. After school he swims three more hours. On weekends it's six hours. Each day's training in- cludes a half-hour weight workout. CONVERSE SAID the demands of training draw swimmers together. "We socialize with one another because we have so much in common," he said. "We share the same pressures.'' Converse is preparing for a trip to the Soviet Union in March, hoping to be seletted for an American Athletic Union exhibition team for which be is being considered. IN THE FALL he will at- tend the University of Alabama on an athletic scholarship. "I'm counting on medical assistance from the trainers there to keep my sinus condition under control," he said. "Mission Viejo is fine, but I miss the trees in the South." .,, ;programFundingOK'd ~1 I San Juan Study Prompts Recreation.Plan By LAURIE~PER Of tM Dally Piiot SU" 'I After a presentation reflecting the results of three months of study by 31 residents. San Juan Capistr ano city councilmen haye decided they will immediately m- ",. itiate a limited recreational pro· , gram. ~ They also decided lo include -; 'the future purchase of perma- ' nent recreational facilities in · rtheir consideration of a five-year 'budget and directed the city manager to look into purchasing or leasing a temporary facility. CURRENTLY, TUE CITY pro- vides few recreational programs and bas no facilities for these ac- ~tivities. Although the Capistrano Unified School District bas ~en •offering some r ecreation pro- : grams for residents, ~slrict ~f :ncials have told the city they m· _ tend to move out of these services. ~ Members of the ad hoc .. ff ' .. J, . I . ' I . • I , '• Citizens' Recreation Appraisal Committee said their s tudy showed city residents want and would use a large central park, community recreation center, additional fields and courts for various sports, a cultural center, special interest classes and a League Meets Scheduled December unit meetings of the League of Women Voters of the Capistrano Bay area will be held at 9:30 a .m . Tuesday at 245 Monte Vista, San Clemente, and 7 :30 p.m . Thor.sd.ay, at 30286 Monte Vista. Laguna Niguel. League financing and national program planning will be dis- cussed. Further inform at ion may be ob- tained by calling Wilma Bloom, 492.9443 or Ruth Kester 492·2522 . UNIVOX AMPLIFIERS t~T~~~~: 110 t MINIMAX BASS AMP full -fledged parks and recreation department. But they admitted reservations arise on the question of finances. "~1ANY CITIZENS wanted an expanded program but didn't want to be hit in the pocketbook," said Barbara Neal, chairwoman of the educational and 'cultural activities subcommittee. She asked that the l 01ty offl'r self-supporting activities in ex 1stmg facilities and open spact· within the city. The success of these a ctivities s hould be analyzed, she said, and then thC' city could move "full bla:-.t" toward developing a parks and recreation program. Tom Baker, the city's recrea- tion coordinator, said he expects to have some self-supporting, special interest classes in s1'C or seven weeks. He said he should have a full program of si milar classes, which will cost the city little, during the summer t NEW MODEL YAMAHA ORGAN lGIS W1tt1 RMS -·-let 2 5 0 _., U" ......... TW90flly, • • Ree.UJO. JlltJ~.l"'-!NY•AIC 1095 Fllft llo<U. Au!o!nelle m-end ""-7"' °'°""· Sjleeitolt '°"""' I NEW COLOl.OLO THOMAS ORGAN W11\l"9Mt&.fv""""""'llC!llft.U 1249 _. ..... -· ... "''_,, .... ~ t NEW 1975 CONSOLE PIANO F~t ·~~>-111"911*Mls.'9cWtW 777 i atyll,,.. ,rice lncllldll bendl. I KIMBALL PIANOS JI" llPf""' It Q" teMllllt, TN "'°" 8 99 llMll!IMty ll!yled llllt It ~ tftY -tncllldlntl Ille t-.iltlte FrtftCfl Country 1'«4111 lrOfOI. • • I • NEW KOHLER & CAMPBELL 1 LUWllf11M....-irvtl4ltdwetMllNtll(OO>-995 I ,... ~. Tr~lnd Acllall fvll ,..,lmtttf http. I • YAMAHA PIANOS l One°'""~ ---of"" flNtl y emtht . aw.-Md., ......... ..tie deslrt "" ••. 1 USED PIANOS & ORGANS Miiiy llrW llWln 19 ~"""'°Wt _.clellre In,__,.,*""" Ille ,.,.., Ulld ~ .. .,..,. .. .i .... CCESSORIES SETH THOMAS MmONOMIS Wind-up. W1lnut or 1895 1111ho;in~ llnishn. I 5 NOTE DINNER 1995 CHIME tllGAL TIP 2 DIUM STICKS ~ I MUSIC STANDS noM 595 • UKU~IUS ITAmNIAT 8" I WOYlN GUITAI STUPS 3so AMOITID COi.OU I 20' CotUD 3 29 GUITAICOID GUAUHlllD DILIVllY IY CHIJSTMAS MUSIC CHRISTMAS HOURS DAILY 10.9 SAT. lo-6 SUN. 12·5 NO PAYMENT UNTIL FEBRUARY 18, 1176 ON K!YBOARD PURCHASES 'J "WE HAVE A STOCK FROM BACH TO ROCK" COSTA MESA Camer NewJ)Ort & Harbor &42·2851 or 646·0271 from N ORANGE CO 7~2-6797 FOUNTAIN VALLEY BroolMI' ~al Talbert Qrie bit. So. of S.O. fwy, 963 6733 Mastl!r Chl"Oll. BanlCAmencllf"d. and F1ntnemg Av11d11bl1 • Irvine Salaries Studied The first rounds or meetings between Irvine city employes <.md adminjstrators oo next year's pay and fringe benefit ln- <'reases hav"' begun. According to City Manager William Woollett Jr , a meeting with police officers this week was the tih' d such meeting io a series that ill lead up to pay re- commend ions to the City Coun- <.·11 early n xt year. ALMOST A YEAR ago, a pro- posed pay raise bogged down as councilmen ordered the city manager to look into a merit pay system that would r eplace across-the-board pay increases. Woollett commented that the merit system would account for a portion of any changes made, but added that the pay scales may be adjusted to insure the city's pay system is competitive with other governments and private firms. THE NUMBER OF employes has nearly doubled from the 65 involved in the pay talks last year. Most of the additions to the employe group, which totals 120, were related to the new police tle- partment, which went into opera- tfon July l. Unlike some cities, Irvine has no formal collective bargaining or employe union structure. Pay a nd fringe benefit di::.- cussions are carried out betYoeen .ldministrators and all emplQyes through a series of meetin~s. WOOLLETT THEN will make a series of recommendations on compensation to the City Coun- cil. Fringe benefits figure ht•avtly m the total pay picture, said Wooliett. Fring<> benl'f1ts total about 32 percent of salru1es, he said. POUCENAMED BENEFICIARIES \'l F.:'\:--J A, Austria CAP) -Thl• "iii of 3 murdered woman ll'aves :in un"reci ficd a mount of money 10 1iw \'a•nna poiice, who han· :1~n'l'll to h~I\ l' thrir band play at her f!rnvt•s 1dc. Other 0encf1t·1artl'" will be the Au::.trian ~t~llc r:iiiwavs and ViC'nna·::. p11hi1c transportation board. The woman, Lilly Ha<>user, 75, liked for her friendliness and wit, "1:-found murderrd and robbed in her ~mail rlectnC'al :.ippliancc '-l1'rl' ia--t Au gust. Saturday, December 8, 1!17S r CITED FOR BRAVERY IN RESCUING MAN FROM SURF Laguna Mayor Holm, Merk MacRae, (right), Steve Bunting .Two Youths Lauded For Dana Rescues The Laguna Beach City Council has cited two youn~ men for bravery in their rescue of a San Clemente man washed off his boat near Dana Point in heavy fog and surf. Steve Bunting and Mark MacRae received their citations this week to a standing ovation from the council and audience m the council chambers. BOTH MEN ARE volunteer Laguna Beach firemen and arc f or m er Laguna Bl'a ch lJ(eguards. The incident took place St•pt. 26 Bike Class Set at 'Y' The South Coast YMCA will hold a bicycle fitness program beginning Wed- nes day at t!te Laguna Niguel Community Center, 31000 Crown Valley Parkway. Deadline for re gistration 1s Monday at the center. Classes will include in struction in safety. fitness and btke ma1nten;.ince They will be held from 9.30 to 11 :30 a.m. Wednesday!> for six weeks. Babysitting is available. Fee is $12 for YMCA m embers and $17 for nonmembers. Further information i!-o available by calling 831 Y!\>ICA. when James A. Centner Wa!-o washE.'d off his boat. He suffered five broken ribs and a punctured lung in the accident. Centner was in the water for almost an hour in the heavy fog and surf when his cries for aid were heard on shore by Mary Blanchard who called Bunting and MacRea working nearby on Reach Road in Capistrano &>ach. BUNTING AND MacRae grabbed their surfboards and paddled through the surf, found Centner and held him on their boards unti 1 San Clemente ltfeguards arrived and the rescut• was completed. In making the ·presentation, Mr1yor Roy Holm looked out into the audience and asked if Centner happened to be present. Ile wasn't. "Well, just the fact that he 1~ anywhere is attributable to lhe~C' two gentlemen.·· ~ayor Holm qtupped. Church to Run? WASHINGT0:'-1 <UPI) -Sen. Frank Church is tempted by re· QLrests that he join the scramble - for next year's Democratic pre- sidential nomination and will de- cide soon whether to enter the race, a source close to the senator said Friday. Three thi youca11do before Dec.25 • • 1 Clean house for holiday guests. 3 2 Drive to L.A. ·9 Ol II 'Aepuns ~~Jxd '6 01 or 'U~do noA dAl~S 01 SdJOlS ZSl t~A lpeq UMO 1noA U! lq~µ S1 J~lu~J ~nunb :JUt?P-odW! lSOUI. · s,C!WOJ!Il?J udqM:>ffie.Jt ·v-i ~q8g AqM. · · · daqs puv. v.ze1cl 1se~ tpnoS Ol aA!la &outh Coast ?tua ~A-·----------------~[===C=o=m=m~en=t=P_a_g_e __ J __ ~-------------~ r l t By LVNNEOLSON TMMM<l .. tllllll,.,... MOSCOW -A young man j rlts open the door of a grocery store and lets it slam in the face of a woman c11r· rying two heavy bags. 11\g 1.nsuJted by store clerks that "I'm embanas•ed and do not know how to conduct myaelf when I am shown a poute attitude, and when such words as 'please' and 'Whal can 1 do for you' are pronounced." perpetual shortages or con5umer iood.s. low wages, the lack of material or sp1ntua11oceotive to be polite -all are part of the problem. But, as A. Rubtno\f repartl 1n Llteraturnaya Gazeta, manaiers and employers ol such estab!lsbmeots often ref use to produce the book~ claiming they are being checked by government authorities. Russians Are Annable A clerk in a bread shop snarls at a customer for not having a smaller currency note, und the c ustome r shouts back. A telephone operator screams, "ll 's not my fault. What do you want m e to do?" when a caller complains about a faulty long·distance line. In tbelr private relations w1lh friends , relatives and even strangers, Russians ar~ warm and hospitable . But in public dealings, the law of the jungle prevails, and everyone fight:.-. for his own interest with bitter de termination. Partly as a result o! the govern- ment's constant intrusion In their l.tves, Soviet citizens also seem to have developed a tough, abrasive out· er skin to make :>ure they're not taken advantage of a covering that h1.lls only in private . There's another .. reason, a reader wrote to the news l:J'aper Soviet!likaya Kultura. , , An old elevator operator, demand- ing the complaint book in a milk store, was stunned when.the dir~r loudly ordered another employe to tall the police and report that a hooligan was making trouble. "THE OLD WOMAN. pale and forceless, threw the book back. escaped from the store and was glad that the policeman had not come on his bike,'' Ru binov said. Privately, but Oh, So Rude In Public "This is the rudest place I've ever been in," says the wife of a Western diplomat. Soviets themselves have expressed concern about the widespread im- politeness. "MORE AND mor e often, we ht.>ar bitter complaints about groundless rudeness and unpunishable surliness which . . cause bitterness and a sense of alienation." the weekly newspaper Literatumaya Gazeta re- ported. THERE ABE, of cour:.-.e, excep· tlons. Numerous foreigners, for ex ample, have told the story of stopping a Muscovite for directions and having the person go out of his way to accom pany the foreigner to his destination. J n Literaturnaya Gazeta , Minchkovsky recounts three ex· amples of politeness to him by taxi drivers and clerks. but adds. "I have many more examples of the other kind. J can tell them without stop· ping." "In our yo u' rg day:,, we're educated m ever)'i ling except being polite and nice tq ~ther people," V Vasec hkin wro~. "We don 't automatically say, ' lease' and 'Can I help?" "We aren't taught the art -and it 1:, an art -of conversation, table man ners or behavior when visiting. And how often in the street do we see men behaving courteously to women?'· Even when a customer manages to register his anger in a complaint book, it seldom does any good. Arka· day Minchkovsky says. . Reprimanding or even firing the gwlty employe does not work, he adds. because he <:an always find another job in his field because of the ever·critical Soviet labor shortage. "Our society experiences big losses because of rudeness on the part of workers in the service industry.'' Leningr ad writer Arkady Minchkovsky says he's so used to be· Why such a discrepancy between the public and private behavior of Soviet citizens? The irritation caused by long hours of waiting in line in stores, the IN ORDER TO help counter 1m · politeness in the service industry, the government has ordered each service and retail establishment to keep a complaint book, in which customers can report bad manners, shortchang ing and other problems. "In training salesmen~ we should introduce a new subject, attention and politeness,'" Minchkovsky says. "We should teach it, and those students who do not pass the exam on it should not be given a diploma." 'Attack Violence Now' By FREDW. KlJNEand JERRY GOLDBERG SACRAME:-.lTO -A violent. unorganized, anarctustic revolu· hon has been taking place in California This strange form of \'lOlent re· volution has been so unusual that 1t has almost been ignored by the people who s hould be dealing ..... 'ith 1t The events of thls re· bE'llion against th(' people of the United States have been re· corded each year in the ever- i n creasi ng violent crime statistics of the FBI. The lal<.'s t attack 10 this sporadic war again~t the people of California look plac:e in San Francisco on its busirst street during the rus h hour. Twice recently roving bands of teen.age hoodJums robbed and pillaged home· bound streetcars of the San Francisco Municipal Railroad. In one attack, more than 100 youngsters dedicated to violence boarded streetcars on the busy corner of Van Nei;s and Market. exacting tribute from every passenger on the public conveyance. They had no qualms about committing bodily harm to some passengers. THEY LEFT the streetcars to attack passengers in the several hundred autos stalled by th(' \;olent attack against the street· cars. They took rings, wallets. monPy and anything else of value. Knives were used to inflict physical damage on innocent pt>ople . The victims were so frightened that only o n e 5l ·year·o ld seamstress was willing to file charges with the police against any of the perpetrators. The woman had he r earrings ripped from her ears. a small amount of money removed from her purse and small wounds inflicted about her face by a knife.wielding teen Jewish Aggression? A Rent Hike ByHERBCAEN SAN FRANCISCO -Jan Baumann flew to L.A. last wkend aboard a Hughes Air West plane whose pilot an· nounced: ·'Thanks for fl ying with us. Howard doesn't need the money but we sure need the jobs!'' COIN('IDF.NCF:S: On the d3y Jusllce William 0 . Douglas retired, the L.A. Times· noted editorial car toonist, Paul Conrad, drew simply the trunk of a mighty fir. captioned "Oouglas.'· Same day, observes Charlie Allen, the AP r eported from Coo~ Bay that "fierce winds toppled 'the nation ·s largest Douglas fir, 800 years old and 302 feet high.. . .• That ·s about the size of him. THE CHINESE may be right to worry about U.S.· Russian detente. Since the Soviets are sending a warshlp to N.Y. for a Bicentennial function, the Twincentennial people here were preparing to invite the Chinese People's Republic to dispatch a gun·t boat to S. F. until a State Dept. aide suggested, "That may not be diplomatically wise." Signals off ... Mo Udall. one of the lebenteen Demo candidates ror Presi- dent. 1s getting laughs with this line. "Remember, the last time we had a Presiden- tial candidate from Arizona. it was the best damned year the Democra t s eve r had !" .. FREUDIAN Shp of the Week honors go straight to Hubert Horatio Humphrey Describing the wonders of the LRJ administration to Tom Snyder on the "Tomorrow .. show. ol' Hube said. "At least WE didn't w ash our dirty l.yndon 10 public! ..... CYou think he was making a joke? Naaah ) . Unlikeliest com· binahon of the year, even though I :!aw tht> pictorial evidence yesterday 1n my own newspaper Frank Sinatra and si puka shell necklace. I Al.SO just discovered that Mr Nixon. the man who thinks wt" may nttd nother war "to bring us togtthcr" (rt>mfmber Vietnam?), was an uninv1lf'd g u•st ttt th<' Marint> Corps· 200th birthday P-'rty at Camp Ptndleto1tr where he took bow•. pressed flesh and posed for bokoo photos. "He was not on the of· ficial guest list, .. confirms a Pendleton spokesman, "but he was wearing pancake makeup." GOV. JERRY Brown, \\ho returns alJ gifts with a rather pompous letter. may have met his match rn Father Gommar de Pau\\. Pre:-. of the Cathohc Tradit10nal1st Movemen t. A fl er sending Jerry a religious calendar that was sent back. Father Fommar wrote acidly for as· surance that "the gift was not r eturned at taxpayers' ex· pense but was paid for from Your Excellency's own hum· ble possessions. Only with that assurance will Wl' be able to sleep with a peat'cful c<>ns- t•1ente at night.·' VIA ASSOCIATF.D Press from Vatican City. "About 50.000 persons braved the rain in St. Peter's Square yester- day lo attend the b(oautifica~ tion by Pope Paul VI of a not ed Italian surgeon ·· Pla:-.lH'. no doubt. A)IO:"JG THE rumors that refuse to die is the one that Crocker Bank will move 1l!. hdqs. to L.A .. which would be like Coit Tower ending up in Cucamonga . "Actually ... say,a; a bank omcial, "the top echelon will have dual offices, nere and in L.A., and that's how the rumor started, .. but another Crockeritc confides "Don't let 'em kid you, it's <• phaseout. Most or the busi ness is down there.·· ARF. THESE our parents? :-.lews item In the Vallejo Times, datelined Pleasanton and forw a rded by Andy Rutherlord: •'A man turned over t o police his two daughters, 15 and 16, after he discovered they helped a fnend dry m:.lriju3n3 in thr1r ml crow a VE' oven .. Look. friend, if it's wet it won't light ... Godfrey Lehman caught the guff~ of the wttk at the Southem portuh; o f the Stockton Tunnel "What Price Jewish As gression ! " to whlrh has been appended, "Shut up or we'll raise your rent." age female. This attack by marauding teen·age violent thrill seekers is not something new in San Fran· cisco. lt has been happening more and more for a long lime. It has also been happening on buses in Los Angeles and several other parts of the s tate Helpless people are menaced by wild mobs of teen-agers who seem to feel they are justified to commit the most heinous of acts. There are all sorts of excuses given for the vi<'ious attacks leveled at innocent human beings by an anarchistic element that has been marauding its way throughout California. The apologists claim these are simp· ly poor, underprivileged youth who can't find jobs or have been led astray because of the evils of society. Parents. the schools. the courts. lazy politicians and in- adequate law enforcement of ficials all have been blamed for the wild activities. THUS FAR, :"JO adequate pre \'enlive measure has been able to curb the violent attacks on society. Some politicians have successfully utilized the issue of law and order without address- ing themselves to taking steps necessary to curb this revolution against people and property. Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr and Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger have obtained two laws to curb the courts' practice of turning violent people back into the streets. There is a need for more laws to prevent the complete breakdown of civilization. Strong measures need to be taken now before the totalitarian approach so dreaded by some do- gooders actually has been able to destroy the d e mocr atic system that exists in California and the nation. Firm action at this time may be the only m e thod to protect the nation from an internal attack that has a mor e foreboding pro- spect than all the wars previous· ly faced by the American people. :--I U.dtr .. so l=:J •4S0·524 [---l tnS·S" l 975. Commerce Clurlng Hou,e. Inc G:~ 1600·674 [~ 167S·74t 1111 Oftr •7SO State and local Per Capita Ta x Burden 1n f hcal 1973·74 State, Local Taxes Up f .... Americans paid an average of $618 in tax· es to state and local governments in fiscal 1974 -a jump of $41 per person from the previous period. according to a Commerce Clearing House report of the latest Census Bureau data. Per capita state·local tax burdens which grew heavier in every state except Con necticut ranged from a high of $952 in New York (the first time the $900 level has been passed) to a low of $383 in Alabama. The fi scal period saw Alabama replace Arkansas with the lowest per capita burden. whi~ New York remained at the top for the ninth straight year. California lost second place to )fassachusetts and fell to fourth pl ace. Haw au was third with $765. Nevada and the District of C.olumbia next followed with per capita tax burdens in excess of $700. AT THE BO'M'OM of the scale, seven ~tates had figures under $450 -Alabama. Arkansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, Oklahoma. South Carolina and Tennessee. The median burden was S573 -a S59 jump from fiscal 1913. The median ~late was Kansas. Increases 1n per capita tax burdens.over tho~e of fiscal 1973 ranged from a low of $3 in Utah to a high of $117 in Alaska. The per capita t burden in Connecticut dropped $.18 from $727 to~9. Resides Utah. four other states had in-r 1 creases of $25 or less. Fifteen states and the ' District of Columbia had increases of $S0 or more and six states registered gains of at least $75, CCH reported. TOTAL STATE AND local tax collections for fis<·al 197•1 totaled $130.72 billion, up $9.62 billion from the $121.10 billion for 1973. The re- port noted the 1974 collection figures mark a jump of almost 100 percent from the r evenue collected for fiscal 1968 ~$67.57 billion. :-.lew York again led the states with the sum of $17.25 billion. while California trailed with $15.94 billion. Illinois reached the $7.8 billion level and Pennsylvania nearly hit that mark, with S7 .3 billion. Michigan pulled in nearly $6.18 billion. Thirty·one states currently form the ranks of the "billionaires" club (states col· lecting at least$! billion>. the same as in fiscal 4 • 1 l Only the Optimistic May ApplyJ. By DONALD B. THACKREY V1tlted Preu 1"1erNtloiwl SAN FRANC I SCO Democracy, according to H.L. Mencken, is a form ofreligion; it is the worship of jackals by jackasses. Thi s rem ark m ight get Mencken high marks for wit, but it would mar k him as a loser in the essay competition "Toward Our Third Century," sponsored for the nation's bicentennial by Wells Fargo and the Smithsoruan Institution. "Our search is not for the most accomplished writer or film maker. but for the most daring and imaginative visions of the • ' ,. . • future,·· said Well s Fargo Presi- dent Richard Cooley. COOLE V SAYS other great losers in the $100,000 competition for essay, film and tape could have included Ralph Waldo Emerson, Mark Twain, Gertrude Stein and Archy the Cockroach. Emerson's r emark that "Democracy becomes a govern· ment of bullies tempered by editors" would have eliminated rum, as Twain's "We owe a deep debt of gratitude to Adam, the first great benefacior of the human race; he brought death into the world ... would have done him in. Ms. Stein also lacked the op· timistic viewpoint reguired in the nationwide competition when she said, "In the United States there is more room where nobody is than where anybody is." Archy the Cockroach. a friend of writer Don Marquis, wrote that "An optimist is a guy that ha s never had much ex - perience." This would get him nowhere in the bicentennial con- test, but then cockroaches are not eligible anyway. LINCOLN Steffens would havf done better with his "I have seen the future and it works.·' Cooley e mphasizes that the judges are not bunting for pollyannas, but definitely do pre- fer entries that stress hope or in- spiration. He also commented on a suggestion that a prof essiooal writer such as Jimmy Breslin might sweep the contest . "Since originality and thoughtful consideration will rank higher than literary skill.'' Cooley said, "Breslin might or migh( not merit the top award.." Top prizes in each of three categories are $10,000 for: essays by entrants under 18 years oJd ; essays by adults; and film or tape recording entries. Second prize in each category is $5,000, third $3,000 and there are 46 other awards of $1,000 each . Entries must t.e postmarked by Jan. 31, 1976, and sent to: Toward Our 'lbird Cen- tl;UY. P.O. Box 44078, San Fran- cisco 94144. Winners wUl be announc~. naturally, on July 4. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT The tomment page of the Dal· ly 1'1lot seeks to inform and sl1mulatt' readf'rs by present· mg a variety or commenhu'y on topics of interest and :.1anif1 cance from informt4 o~ervers and apokcsmen. Robf>rt N_ Wttd, Puttiahtr Thoma• Polmcr, Cnmmtnt Pag• Bdltor Saturday, Dec. 6, 1975 .... ··-.l 14 # • I ' Hi girls and boys. . }Jave you submitted your entry in the.annual Dally Pilot Holiday Greetings contest yet? Better hurry, as there are only two more weeks left. WeekJy winners will be an- nounced on Dec. 13 and 20, with each Winner receJving a Kennedy half-dollar AND a special gift of three colored drawi.Qg pens in a ·handy packet carrying case. 'The Grand Prize winner will be awarded .. A Day at Disneyland" I and have bis or her greeting ap- pear on the front page of the Dai- ly Pilot on Chrlstm as Day as the oCficial Daily Pilot greeting to all its readers. l HONORABLE MENTION this week goes to Linda Provis, Nan- cy Patrick;. Laura and Jane Haskell and Wendy Miller, aJJ of Newport Beach ; Amy Young and .Randy an,d Darle ne Parrick of 1!1untington Beach; Kris Mcilroy, {Gayleen Wood, a nd Keith Khorey "Of Costa Mesa; a nd Todd Klos of Dana Point. Remember, boys and girls, you Jblay enter as as many times as ·~u wish as each entry will be j~ged by a panel of judges for •\~e Grand Prize. You may also become a weekly winner. For this contest only, you may · draw your greeting cards as big ,. as 8 inches wide and 10 inches de· ep if you like. You may also write · greetings on them. So get out your art materials and send your entries to Uncle Len. I would like to wish a belated Happy Birthday to Kurt Leysen, ~who was 7 years old last Tues- day. Uncle Len sure hopes he had a real nice birthday and got lots of nice presents. Kurt and his sis- ter Sonja are faithful readers of Uncle Len's Page. I am sure looking forward to receiving lots of greeting cards this week. So until next week then, may each and every one have the very. ver y best or ever- .>1ing. ... 0 a 0 0 0 0 6 * PRIZE WINNER * Cara Miiier, 7, of 55 Unda Isle, Newport Bea~h Any child H or under , ·can enter Uncle Len 's Contest. Here's all you do: (1) Draw picture on piece of· plain white· paper 4lh inches wide and 4 inches deep. Use black i~ and ....... make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY P ILOT, Costa Mesa 92626. Entries m ust be re· ceived by noon on Thursday for publication on the following Saturday. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar. Letters From Ellie lcl "7S"-C. ... .,....... -Dear Ellie, . t I know that the cheetah ls the fastest aJlfmaJ ror short dJstanct>s, but which one is the fastt>s t Jong. distance runner? danger, it has the ability to spread out the Jong •. silvery-white hair on the rump, and in bright sun- light, this actually glistens and can be seen for several miles, sending a warning to other groups who immediately give the same signal. Steven E: I \ Dear Steven, The prong horn of North America is the fastes t runner over long distances. These animals who can ~ outrun wolves and coyotes seem · · The pronghorn is now viewed by zoologists as the last survivor of a family of ruminants (cud chewers) which was restricted to this continent. They a re original natives of North America, older than most other animals on this continent, none of which is really related to them. Although they re-- semble deer, they bt>long to a n entirely different species and have no living relatives. to deli ght in their skill. Oc- casionally they will race along the edge of a road bt>side a car '-that is not going too fast, speed up t a nd pass it. cross th·e road in front ~· f o( it and then stand on the other f · In just 100 years, man caused these interesting animals to decrease to a point where it was feared that they, like their ancestors, would disappear. But efforts were m ade to protect them, and now the numbt>rs have increased. Their future depends on our preservation of the land where they must live. \ side. Their normal running speed · f is around 35 to 40 mph, but under emergency situations, they have been known to speed up to around . • 50mph. Ellie " Female pronghorns usually produce twins, and ' they are the type of young which .. stay put" during ~ the day. (More about this ch aracteristic next 3 week.) Th e two little ones lie some distance apart, a ~ behavioral adaptation which would tend to Jet one ' survive should a predator come upon the other. The female will fearlessly attack coyotes, foxes, wolves and even eagles to protect her off spring. ANSWER TO LA.ST WEEK'S QUESTION: Is it true that porcupine babies are very tiny and hair· Jess like rabbits at birth? Porcupine babies are re- markably large when born, and are actually larger than the new-born bear cubs. They are fully furred and even have little quills which are quite soft at - first but whichgraduallybardeninafew weeks. ' PRONGHORNS have some unique charac- teristics .. For instance, they are the only homed animals which yearly shed and renew the sheaths Of· the permanent horns. When pronghorns see some QUESTION: Are there any reptiles which lay- theireggs iD the water to hatch? ,qt .1.HOW DOES A JELLYFISH P·BREED? ' The various jeUyfishes range 1•1,in size from a spectacle lens to a glass bowl, maybe 7 feet wide. As · .. ·they float through the sea, they "look like plastic umbrelJas with , Mr ailing fringes , opening a nd ., .. closing as they go. There are males and fe males, and the c rottirpring develop through three " • amazing stages, one d. which re· r,c,umbJes a stack off ancysaucers. ·• .. The average jellyfish is named hr-Aurelia. and he enjoys life in ro'l'host of the global oceans. ma ,,!l)asay umbreJla is from three in· ches to almost a foot wide. On the 11-.0p is a four-lea! clover design in -a lovely shade of blue or purple. Tbe m&Je and the female look alike· a nd their colorful crowns are the regjons where the male and fem ale cells are created. THE MALE CELLS are shed into the water. ·The female's are retained inside her jellifled bQdy and a f cw drifUna male cells stream in wlth the water. 1bey fertllbe tho female cells to form whiskery, oval·shape larvas called plenuJas. Tttne helpless mtd•eta Jte s hed out into the aea to take their chances. A lucky planula survives the hun'1')' fl1be1 and soon aeWes down on a tolld surf ace under the sea. n becomes a small polyp 1With a crown of tentacl~ ~to aat.ber food. The Infant JdJ.1ftah ~ remain In tho polyp staae. 'l READERS: Send animal questions to Ellie, c/o the Daily Pilot, P .0. Box 1500, Costa Mesa, CA, 92626. •~ii:f;..-::mma:am:;~~ita~~~~~,~$-~..;! for several months. feeding and sproutini a few more polyps like itself. The next stage usually occurs inf all or winter. The polyp grows tall, and a series of grooves ap. pears around its trunk., The grooves develop fringes which eventually become tentacles. Tbe remarkable teen-ager ia called a scyphl1toma, and it lookl for all the world like a pile of mlnl-saucers. EACH SAUCER ls actuall1 an immatu'ro adult, called an epbyra. When the one at the top· ol tbe pile b ready to io. it brew off and swims away to feed. and ~wand finally become an adult jellyf1sb, male or female. 'The. adult 1ta1e ia called a meduu. Aurelia aod most other common jellyfishes are medu11s that breed and multiply in the 1amo remarkable f asbion. The Portu1ueae man-of-war is ,a dlff erent type ot Jellyfiah. lt is a bit, beauteoua blue balloon, with .lonl st1Dli.Q tentacle.. It 1tarta from a aln&fe pol)tp that sprouts .. t! other Pol)'ps. Each polyp de- velops to perform a special duty, and the grown man-of-war is a colony of perhaps a thousand polyps. ,...., ......• 1 ................ ~ .. "-la .. s. 5-1111«, ... '· .. l!'ll111Jc• •• .......... .-stJM: WHAT DOES A LADYBUG EAT! Most insects are pests in the garden because they devour our favorite plants . fruits and flowers. But the ladybug is always welcome. She is a litUe beetle-type insect with a shiny bright back. Her cheerful coat may be red or yellow, always ac- cented with a few black dots. Her favorite food is the meat ot other insects, especially the in.sects that spoil our gardens. lf you have a rose tree, you know that Its worst enemies are apblds -creepy little critters that sap its juices. Well, ladybug beetles Just love to feast on those pesky aphids. They also enjoy the wretched 1cale insects that attack orange groyes and other orchards. For this reason. crowen often buy ladybuls by the pint. The Utile beetles help to protect flower and vegetable aardens by f easttng on other in- sects. And about 3,000 ladybugs will devour all the enemy scale inaects in an acre d. orchard trees. (Do yoa ba•e a qantloa to ASK ANDY! 8ead lt oit a pea card wtf.11 yoar na•e, :IX and eom· p1ete addreu to ANDY la Cant "' U.11 DeWIP8PU-Eatrtea tpento1lrlludboya1to11.> _ I Kids Opine About Criine With Rhyine PORTLAND, Ore. <UPJ) - Warnings against making your mother sad, suggestions that you "get a dog that's a real good barker" and a bit of ptulosophy turned up in the •'rhymes against crimes" contest for first through eighth gr aders. The Multno m ah Coun ty Shenff's Crime Prevention Unit and the Portland Crime Preven- tion Bureau sponsored the contest to promote an awareness among youngsters of how serious crime is. And with a 10-speed bicycle and 99 otht"r prizes on the line, tht" entries cam e pouring in. Channing Jones, a first grader, advised: "Shoplifting is very bad! It m akes your mother sad. She tried to raise you well, But you've wound up in jail." THIS DIRE warning came from sixth grader Teresa Jef. fries : "Bars on windows, locks and keys; All day long surround- ing me; Stealing a car is not so thrilling; Nights in prison are gray and chilling! .. J ohn Ihde, an eighth grader, came up with the grand prize en· ·try: "House-breaking Joe got broken, you know ; "Hot-car Hal got cooled very s low. ''A pusher name d Mac got shoved in the slammer. "and a vandal named Mark got i n with a hammer. Purse -s nat cher Pete got snatched from the street, "And shoplifter Mary got lifted so sweet. .. Doei;n't all this just kind of s how ... "Crimt> doesn·t pay enough, you know!" . There was this from Suzanne Wales , seventh grade : "Take lime to use an e lectric marker; And get a dog that's a real good barker; T e ll your neighbors whf.'n you'll be away; And, you can return the favor some day!" Woman's Auto For the Birds ·. FRESNO <AP> -Mrs. Ruth Kelly has begun using her car again after "loaning" it lo a family of finches for 18 days. . Mrs. Kelly left her car parked at her residence after finding a pair of house finches nad built a nest under the hood and hatched two baby birds. world scope Sllb.ird!y. Docember e. 1975 DAILY PILOT A 1' .~ ..... Christmas Tree Thi::; lOO·foot t a JJ Dougl<t:; Fir is lifted off the ground a t Columbia . Ore., for ~hipmcnt to Lantana. Fla. as goodwill g esture. The SO year .old fi r , taller than a 10- story building, weighs m ore th an four ton and bottom branches spre ad 122 feel. In L a ntana it will be decor at eel . with 10.000 li ~hts, 2.500 feet of garland, 1,000 orna- ments, 200 red bows, 200 three-foot candv canes and a six foot s ilver s tar a t the top. It will be officiaJly lighted in a s pecia l cer e m on y ;\londay. He Shifted For Himself HARRISBURG, P a (AP) -Jeremy Shaffer got tired of waitrn~ for Janet Sh affer to go shop ping so be decided to go by himself. He grabbed the car key~. left the house, s tarted the car, rammed the gear shift into reverse and promptly crashed into a parked car. Police said they wouldn 'l press~harges and left the matter in the hands of Mrs . Shaffer, grandmother of tbree·year-oltf J eremy. Bike License Law Pending S ACRAMENTO (UPI! - Sncramento area law enforce- ment officials have a monumen· tal problem -bicycle thefts. There a re nearly JOO such thefts each week . Lt. J oseph Barnes, supervisor of the city police department s Youth Services Di vision, said the t·1t v ~rnd county are in the process of setting up a m a ndatory bicycle hcensing progr am . Police and s heriff's deputies have recover e d hundreds of .;tolen bicycles which are not re- turned because their owners fail- tn record s erial numbers of un- lirensed bikes . 1 Jn addition to beiog a family fun .feature, THF. QUIZ is an intc•gral part of the in·classroom news pro~ram prest•ntt.·d ln Oran~e Coasl area schools as a publk st•rvice hy Ow Daily Pilot. An\wtr\ .> ppe~r 1111>'1~ clOWfl l btlow q111t (10 poinb for HC:h question _,""'9Cf ~) 1 The-DcfC'n'P Dt•pJrtment re portedly mav ,hu1 down thl' 'iafegu.ird ABM system in North Dal.ot.i. Whc11 doc\ "ABM" stand for! 2 'wcretary ol Stare Henry l\r~~mger warned that So11tN and (CHOOSE ONE: Cubai.. Algerian) mrlt1.11y intcrvrntinn tn Angola· could dffCet dc1en1c. 3 Angola is located m .. ' .• a-West Africa b-the Mideast c.-South Amerrca 4 The government released dotumf'nts con- ct>rning the roll' of star w1tnt'ss (C HOOSE: ONE: Alger HI\~, Oavrcf Crr<'ngl;i,,) in the hl\toric RO\C'nLer8 \PY 111.1 1. S In tom.Jon, Agatha Christie\ play .. ! .. !x-gan 11~ 24th yedr. ThP play has the longe~c ( on1rnuou~ run ol .iny show rn the world. newsname I am the ch<lirman of the Senate committee that has been· investigating America's intelligence seNices. My home ~tate is Idaho. What's my namd makhwords news picture . I •l: , .. / I (10 point1 if you answer this question COJTe<:tly) l h" •·mblc•m w." made· 10 'Ymbolcze ;i n<>w joint American· ~n1111'I Vf'ntur<• mtu 'Pd<:<', a craft to mak~ ,,.,,~ in the are~ of (C H()()'I <)'JI. hrology, dStr onomy). sport light (2 points tor NCh question answered correctly) . \ .. f I The sport we call our "national pastime'' was lcnown by i~ pre~ent name rn both 18th century England and c.olonial Amr11r.1. 'v\hitt\ 11s namr~ 2 I\ r..,rnous yachting race lt1\t held in 1851 flas as irs prize the •. l •. a-Cold Medal h-WiRhtman Trophy <.·America's Cup 3 .(CHOOSE ONf: Ru~by, crirket) is thougtnto be the ancestor of American footb.111 4 An AmNk an Ind ian :11hlN4" w.1~ nami>d the grea1est foot~ll player o( the frrsl h.11f of the <.entury. Who was hd 1-.. surveillance ~compel by pressure or threat S In 1865 thf' modem rules of boxi ng were laid down. Whatisttie name for these rul<'\l 2-.. coerce b-name unknown 4 ..... CO\'t!rt d-<Ut short roundtable fwnlJ chcuhion (no teen) s.-1nonymous e-hiddcn; secret How do you think Sparn may ch~nge under its new King? YOUR ICOM: tl ltO 100 pointit-TCWSCOREll IDIO~-(Jctli.nt. 71totopolra-Good.61 ro10~-r•. 121·75 • Vl'C, Inc., lbdllon. Wlec:onWt , .. .. '1UF 'H READY" TOWELS 3 LAYERS THICK! 44c "PUREX" HEAVY DUTY DETERGENT 42oz. 67C CIANT SIZE • ''Street King" Or1g1nal sidewalk skates ' Black for boys and White tor girls, ., A:>sorted sues Pa. 7.88 >.'}. - PLANTERS ~ DRY ROASTED PEANUTS No Oils 1 09 or Sugar! 16 oz. • .. -; .. I@ MYLANTA · . ANTAOD/ANTl-GAS .18 _ LIQUID 12 oz. 100 TABLETS -.:-·.-.. :~ ~· 1.291.39 SUNBEAM ''DIAL-A·STYU" MIST-STICK Curler I Styler Select your sty IP 2 3 8 8 and tw ist Ille drat' ls.4 14 • GIANDNTTI Curling Iron . DAYS-EASE SOLID AIR FRESHENER Dtll1~tf•I f rairactsl SHOP NOW 9 AM TO 10 PM 7 DAYS A WEEK ,. AJAX CLEANSER Q111nfrt11 Wlllte to &lite 11 u 2~59c "BUFFERlr TWkt IS Fat Q AsJJrll! "BAN" Rfll-flf ANTl-PERSPIRANT ·~. UuctttN! r.s~ 1.09 Rugged lithoed metal con· struction with 25 art cards ·t7". Bat.te· 8 44 es not 1n· ded. • Etch A Sketch by OflO ART 4~1.00 FISHER PRICE-Music box plays "My Name Is Michael" or "Raindrops Keep f allin' On My Head" as the picture 2 99 story passes across the screen. • DOU ASSORTMENT llf View-Master FINGERTIP Creme or Powder BLUSH ~ Moisturizing 1 o g or oil absorbent formulas! EA. • Eyebrow & Eye Liner 95 AUTOMATIC PUK1t. C Precision sharpener! MICRIN "PLUS" GARGLE & RINSE 18 01. SIZE 69c Regular or Unscented' SPRAY 6 OL ROLL-ON 1.5 oz. 69~ '· "MINATURE" RAnAN '\-.,.,....,.~,~ . Doll Furniture ~ Great gift for a llttle girl's doll · house. 1.99 , MEWS SHA YING Mug & Brush :. • W'ith Shaving SOAP Ceramic with an antiQue car · tllustralion. Imported bristl e brush with a wood handle. • U88EY Beverage srn .. ._. __ _, 26.95 oou Moviedeck -PROJECTOR AUTOMAnc l'lltWMNGf •• ''T d'' UNTHERJC wee The classic fragrance for the sophisticated lady' COLOGNE 2 u. COlOGNE MIST 2 oz • for the high fashion eye! FLAn£RlASH EYE MASCARA COLOR 2.50 2.00 "--3 m This tr eas ure aromat ic fragrance 1s the favorite of the d1scnm1nat1ng male COLOCNE 4 00 4 oz. • .. 6.00 6.50 Spt;;t J!.--1 . 5 0 0 1.85 OL 4.50 H . f ~11 "Wind Drift" For the sea lover 1n your hfe1 • ·~~...._....,, BATH POWDER 5 oz. • • ~rodisia • Woodllue • Ticress .£1~! ; f _ RMON ~ AFTER SHAVE COLOGNE 33/4 01. Jl/4 oz. HITACll Cassette TAPE RECORDER AC/BATTERY Portable Built-in KODAK Xl320 MOVE CAMERA ovrm Designed for Type Gl60 speed film which eliminates filter settings! • • ---··--'*--- Colors ilk Mistake-Proof HAIR COLOR Contains "protein lus- terizers" so your hair shimmers with shine' 3.60 COTY PARFUM de Toilette ATOMIZER SPRAY Opal gla ss. decorated with dreamy 5 50 romantic scenes! ea. • • EMHAUOE • L'AIMAHT con Perfume • EMHAUOE • L'AIMAHT & •IMPREYU WJJ One Precious Oram! 2.50 H. 3.50 4.50 5¥101. WE AT SAY-ON DRUGS ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE OUR 1 0 Qth STORE LOCAnD AT 19424 West Soleclacl Canyon CANYON COUNTRY OPENING AT 9:00 AM SUNDAY, DEC. 7th Gift Set hr .. ..._ __ ..... .._ ___________ .... Earthy, sensual, vi· rile and super con· centrated! ,,....~ • Celet• 2 II. ..... _ ..... Nylon tr1cot in luscious colors with dainty lace . trim. long or short styles with scoop neck lines. S M l. [~3.44 3i 1.00 .. ·f.>.. CHARMEEN Air Support All nude ... and "lite" as air! 1 99 Flattenng sheerness waist to toe. • CHARMEEN Queen Size Proportionally large tor the fuller figute! ggc •• , J 0 OAIL V PILOT Gladiolus Unlinrited ·In Colors Tall and .:rucefuJ, gladiolus have been adding beauty, color, and form to American gardeo!> for more than 150 years. Of African origin, the Gladiolus was introduced to hortlculturalists during the early 1800's by trading ships who brought corms from Capetown. which they visited on their way around the Cape or Good Hope. When tlus showy member of the Iris family wa::. first exhibit· ed m the United States m 1834, it was cons1dert>d a plant with a great future. The gladiolus has truJy h ved up to expectation and today is a major crop for the floral industry, as well as a must for every home garden. Today, through careful selec- tl ve breed1ng and patient h) bnd1zat1on, glads are avail a· ble in an almost unlimited range of eolors and their petal mark angs can be edged, flecked, striped, s tippled, blotched or vemed. TffiS YEAR, several Lew in- troductions will be available at most nurseries now through the spring months. in .iddition to other popular vanelie::.. Some to look for are • Color Parade: A unique heavi· • Jy rufned salmon plllk, yellow :"with red edge .. Gypsy: Dark red with smoky • <·a::.t , yellow blotch and red ·throat : Lucky Shamrock: New addi- u on to lht' popul.ir green::. - .heavil y ruined Plum Tart: Rich ro)al purple bea\ Lly ruffled. In addition to the above .. vaneties, there arc also three ad-~ dltions to the growing "Zebra :stripe" types. each one sporting :sharp contrasting silver veins : • C'bocolatt> Ripple: Rich red- ~ dish brown : Penny Candy: Rich bright n>d • Royal Tapt>-;tr): Tall, huge .. flowen·d purph.> : Eac;y to grow. onl• lhm~ that has helped glad1C1lus reach the ;populant) 1t has today is the . versattl1ty of Jocat1ons with •wtuch the corms can be grown :Nearly any good garden soil w11J ;produce Glad:.; of pndc • ~ow IS THE Tl~t: to plant ·}our corms for future enjoyment. ,For bes t res ults plant } o ur :Gladiolus eor;.m s 4·5 inches deep. ·Deep planttn~ helps prevent :blowing over Plant pro :miscuou::.ly in groups of 3 or 5 : corms in your garden border or if ;~rowing for cut flowers. grow m !a row. C'ontinuouo.; bloom can be :achieved by m aking plantmgs • approximately 15 days apart Bring the beauty of your ·garden inside as a cut nower, :G1ad1olu::. will rival most other flowers in ke epin~ qualtties. ;~looms can be kept fresh and :.beautiful for pC'nods up to ten • day.., after cutting by changing Jhe water d aily and re movmg the '-'1thered blooms. 1t also helps to • t-u t the ends of the spikes at this \1me .. The best ltml• lo cut vour ;spikes for arrangements IS when i'two o r three flowers have • opt>ned . the entire stalk Wlll open after 1t has been put in water. '£11..: f1th 1:\111111ul Saturday, December e. HJ76 I THE PICK OF Punch l if Garden Magic Good Soil Secret of Success By PETER TONGE OwhtfM Selene. Moftltor ,....,. Service Good s.oil . is a gardener's most J>:<>tent inflation.fighting weapon. With it, you can husband relatively few seeds into ~ abundant harves t. Without it, your garden can be a source of chronic frustration. . ~· if you don't have first·rate soil to begin with, your first pnonty :should be to build the soil up and then to manage it as the major working capital of your garden. :'\o matter what soil type you start with, brick hard or as san· dy as a Cape Cod beach, you can build up a beautiful loam that virtually will guarantee good harvests. · IT'S FAIRLY Sl~PLE really. You dig in organic matter - leaves, hay, weeds, garden wa::.te, kitchen s craps and the like Lots or it. • . 0!1ce m~xed . in~o your. garden, such matter quickly breaks down into so1l-bu1ld10g, moisture-storing, nutrient-rich humus. . One way to proceed is to spread leaves and straw to a depth of 12 inches and then rototiU it all in. · But. what if you cannot get ::.uch quantities? And what if your garden 1s too s mall lo warrant hiring a tiller? First dig a trench about six inches deep and as Jong as you want your garden to be. For convenience make the trench as wide as your spade . Each evening take the day's collection of kitchen scraps, plus lawn cltppmgs, and the lake, and throw it into one end of the trench. Fill the trench to the top and then add a two-inch cover or earth . WHEN THE WHOLE TRENCH ts filled and covered this way it becomes a row to plant m. Then start a second row. You might try digging individual holes, perhaps a foot or more deep. When setting out plants in these rows of holes, be sure the roots are surrounded by soil. Let them grow into the waste as Jt breaks down. Try liquefying the food waste in a kitchen blender if you are concerned about attracting unwanted animal visitors to the garden. Grinding the waste in a meat grinder can help too. Other great soil builders are leaf mold (readily available in those communities that compost their leaves) and cow manure. Otherwise you may use sphagnum peat moss to improve soil structure. but remember 1t lacks the plant nutrients available in leaves and manure. IN A.l'IJY EVENT you probably will need to boost production by the application of balanced fertilizers during the first few years of gardening. • Take some wire mesh fencing between four and five feet high and about 10 feet long. Fasten the ends together to form a compost cage. Allowing for an inch or so of overlap where the ends are fastened together, the cage should be a little over three feet in diameter. • Stand the cage on end and begin ftll.Jng it with the waste vegetable materials. Start with a three-inch or so layer of leaves grass. or garaen waste. or a mixture of all of these. Next, add ~ bucketful of kitchen scraps. (Substitute manure for kitchen waste if you like, or throw in a few good handfuls of fertilizer such as Milorganite or bone meal.> Then thoroughly moisten, but do not soak, the materials with water. ·Continue to build the compost pile this way until you have used up all the waste materials on hand. Always cover the kitchen waste with a layer of leaves. It makes for a neater .ap· pearance and flies are not attracted to the exposed food. 1-\t~1·ican Fuchsians To Meet ... ~ 1~ts C& Cra.-....---- 0 Capistrano , lli~~htcd by continuous silv# mithing de n~trations by Preston ~~ongye, one of the mo~ renowned Hopi lndi~aftsmen ·~rew:~~~ \ ,~~-winnin~je" dry, pottery, bac;kets, beaded bottle" and ru~s from the 1975 Gall11p Inter-Tribal and ~cw .Mexico Stale Fair8- with th~r ribbons &till attached-ava.Uahle for purchase l>t>For Christma.. giving, chootc fro.m our vast selecUon of old and new pieces, priced from 8~ to H Vi,000 C>t>Every piece l<>Preston will aa~aph purchruoed coplett of Art apd Indian Jw:t.b:.itlYNiaf.a, a new book contal.olag a chapter on him and hh1 work. At H86, •handsome ~lfl. / ~ for a eollector. ~/, Thursday through Sunday December4,5,6,and7 IOA.M. to 6 P. M. o adm188fon char~c CAPISTRARD 'IUDllE POSr Aero .. from Jt.i•lorle flt~ • ..,... Wl•IT&JtO :U 74 l Can11lno C'.A11tl.tr&n0.~ Juan CapMitraao.C".Wonita 91675 (71•)493-DOM f ART HOPP£ J 8AT1~iZE11Alho ' c \ DAil Y Pll.OT Costa Mesa-Bay Cities Branch of the National Fuchsia Society will have a pot-luck dinner Dec. 8 at 6:30 p.m. in Veteran's Memorial Hall, 565 W. 18th Street., Costa Mesa. The branch will furnish ham, rolls, but- ter and beverages. Please bring salads, desserts and table service. Following a pruning demonstration, the au- dience may participate in Christmas caroling. Visitors welcome. Tomato Record California tomato growers produced a r e- cord 7.$ million tons or tomatoes in 1976, approx . imately 1 'h million tans more than the previous record productiorr of 1974, according to Robert Holt , manager of Californt• Tomato GroweraA.ssociation. _"--__ _ Bedding Plants Keep Wi!_l~e~ Gardens 'Alive, Blooming' .· Bedding plants help keep California gardens alive and blooming throughout the coot and rainy season. Along with the all time favorite blooming shrubs - Azaleas and Camellias, bedding plants provide bright spurts of color throughout the landscape. To get the maximum enjoyment, bedding plants should be planted right now. Bedding plants are annuals and perennials that produce an abundance of color in flower beds. By setting them out now, the plants will create a late winter and spring·time fiesta of color in the garden. Nurseries have a good selec- tion of cool season bedding plants. Right now you will find Iceland Poppies already showing color in na~. Depe jble bed- ders for wlnter di;;t:y. their long stetne SUpPort CM\led, tex- tured cups o( orange, white, pink, yellow, red and cream flowers. Iceland Poppies should be plant· ed in a well·drained soil in a spot that received a maximum amount of sunlight. CAL.ENDVLAS DISPLAY in· tense shades of orance, gold, yellow and cream. They are in bloom now and will continue blooming into early summer. Calendulas are available in flats and pots -already in bloom. Aside from being superb choices for brightening up flower beds, "Pot Marigolds," are excellent subjects for growing in con- tainers and window boxes. Large h y b r i'd s o n d m ~d 1 u m s ii e penO(mers are t!XC~ent in mass <.dlsplays and 'the dwarf Calen dulas sparkle in border s1tua tions. ln cool weather, Pansies and Violas offer cheery color-if you planted them a couple of months ago, they are already blooining away. l! not, IW~them now and you wiU be able t start enjoying their floral beaut · Just a few weeks. English Daisies are showy col- or bearers for late winter gardens. The dainty, six·inch plants produce snowy white, pink or rose chrysanthemum·like flowers that create lovely edg- ings throughout the garden. Another fflvorite for ecjting or borders is the Fairy Primrose. Ford Gets 'Official' Fir Tree JCPenney · GARRISON, N.Y. (AP) -An 18·foot·tall Douglas fir, planted in President Ford's home State of Michigan the year he first entered Congress. will be the of- ficial White House Christmas tree this year. Guy D. Cockburn, who operates a 35·acre tree rarm in this Hudson River community, said this week he reeei ved an order for the tree after submitting a photograph lo chief White House usher Rex Scouten. GARDEN CENTER• FASHIO.N STORE ONLY! POINSETTIAS U.. P1k 1.ttlel. n.. Qilt ...... .. r ,..._ • , .... , r.-. ...... e•c• for .... _. .,.c1.1. .... . ........ ., .. ........... Spec I al 249 PINE TREES Christmas Wrapped Ideal Table Tree 2 to 3 ft. high ] 77 COCKBURN, twice national champion of the National Christmas Tree Growers Association, has provided trees for a number of prominent locations, including Vice President Nelson A . Rockefeller's home at Pocant1co Jhlls. Thjs is his first tree for the Yt'hite House. CHOOSE A CHRISTMAS TREE FROM OUR LARGE SELECTION Scotch Pine (live cut trees) '4 to 5-ft. height ............. 8.99 5Yl to 7-ft. height •••••...•. 13.99 7 to 6-ft height •• _ .•..••... I 5. 99 3 to 4-ft height .............. 2.99 5 to 6-ft. ttetgtit ••••.•.•••.••• l . 99 The nane·foot·w1de tree was ongmally planted as a ::.eedling m Harbor Spr· mgs, ~1ich., in 19-19. It was transplanted m Gar- rison six years later. and was sehedulcd lo be cut Tuesday C'ockburn s:Hd he wall deliver the tree personally Western Douglas Fir (live cut) 7 to 6-ft. height •••••. "' ...... 5.99 ' Luncheon Scheduled Newport Beach Garden Club will have a Christmas champagne luncheon meeting at the borne of Mrs. David Viergever on Tuesday. Plantation Sheared Douglas Fir Uving Christmas Trees Monterey, Aleppo or Stone Pine 5 to 6-ft heigh I .•.••.......•. I O. 99 6 to 7-tt height .••••...•••••• 13. 99 7 to 6-ft. height •..••...•••• I 5. 99 2 to 3-ft. height, 1C>-in. pot •.•. 7.99 3 to 4-ft. height, 13eiri, pot •• 13. 99 "to 5-ft. height, 15-in. pot •• 19. 99 5 to 8Y,..ft. height, 18-in pot.. 29. 99 The program wlll con· sist of a shde s howing "Through the Eyes of Christmas", a sharing of the groups own Christmas arrange- ments. Shop: Maa. fin Sat: I 0 to 9 p.m. Sundcry: I O to 6 p.m. Interested persons may call 644-0329. l his Season Roger's is featuring: • live or fresh·cut Christmas trees • Trad1t1onal handmade tree ornaments • Delightful miniature trees made frorn pine cones. nuts and other natural materi als • Garlands • Holly wreaths • Mistletoe • Geant poinsettias • Italian lights • Gift ideas ••• European anti~. including lead crystal and ftne china. Roger's Gardens is now open seven days a week. nine to nine. On December 11th and 12th at 7:30 p.m .• join us for a beautiful hofiday candle· lighting ceremony at our Newport Beach store on MacArthur and San Joaquin Hills Road. . • NEWPORT. CENTER FASHION ISLAND•(714) 644-2313 ? '-- • , Living Plants r ! '· Try Garden Gifts For Yuletide Joy Jn the spirit. or glvtng, nlany shoppers are intent on finding those sure to please gifts ot all types ~C greenery to put under the Chnstmas tree. Aotany Californians wiU ex- change plant materia.ls including sh.rubs, bulbs. trees, foliage and flowering specimens as the gifts that keep on giving. AJso popular under the Yuletide tree will be do il yourself kits to create herb '~~. Weekend Gardening Checklist , ,I .. • Shop now for Holl y plants in full berry. One or ~ two can add the perlect ] touch for the holidays. t~ • Lift Dahlias when the tops dry off. Use a spading ! · fork, taking care not to jab the clump of tubers. Wash off dirt. dry in sun and s tore in cool dry place. You don't have to divide the clump until you 're ready to replant next Spring. • Perennial s you ~a n plant this month include: Shasta Daisies, Day Li.lies. Colu mbi ne, J>.hJox and ~~ Llly-of·the·Valley . Mix in 1 1 plenty of organic material with the soil. • Plant Daphne now for fragrant blooms in late January and February. • Keep planting bulbs. ' ' It 's not too late for Oaf. fodils or Tulips. Even •1 Hyacinths can still go in. ~ though the sooner you start '4"' them the better. _.I ts S I''.Cr:mM J TREE GROWER QUITS BUSINESS Everytiini M11st G1 5 Gal. Tree • 3. 15 Gal. Tree • 1 S. 24" Box Tree •so. CALL: 556-8338 I;'. You qe i1T •II - In the• . ' . ' ! .. . ' .. •• .. •• gardens, ter-rariums, and even Bonsai trees. REMEMBER, TOO, it's bare root season and an excellent time to bu}'. rose Oushes. Man y nurser1es have the 1976 All American Roses in stock ~a gift lbat will thrill any garden hob· byist or amateur. A. great bargain ror s hopper and gardener alike are bare root or· namentaJ and fruit trees. They make great gifts and so should be in good s upply . Put a blooming Camellia on your list to brighten up a loved one's garden or patio. Give bulbs for spring color and a remem· brance of a Christmas past. Br· ing the warmth of living plants to your rnends with exotic palm~. easy to grow Kangaroo vines. dramatic schefneras or unusuaJ bromeliads. Laguna Club Slates Tour Of Descanso Laguna Beach Garden Club has a da y tour planned to Descanso Gardens Christmas Show and Hospitality f.louse in Pasadena, by chartered bus on Wednesday. Members and guests are asked to bring a sack lunch and meet at Laguna Beach Festival Grounds at 9 a .m . Reser vations may be m ade by phoning Kay Kenney al 494·7329. F'riday at 11 :30 a.m. an annual Christmas potluck luncheon will be held a l the Women 's Clubhouse, 286 St. Ann's Drive, Laguna Beach. Under direction of Richard Dastrup, carols will be sung by San Clemente f-fi gh School 's :\!adrigal Singers. Christmas de· corations, a rranged by c ltib members, a nd door prizes "'ii! add to the holiday festivity. HOME/ G RDEf4 ' Spray Now To Control Spring Pests Many garden pests that begin devastating your Cruit trees and rose bus hes in t he Spring can be errectively controlled now during the dormant season. And spray· ing while plants are leafless and resting means that you can use strong, but s a fe. materials. A combination or ~n oil spray to smother and dis rupt hi bernating insect pests and fungicide to con- trol mildews, rusts, etc. are most effective. ·· The fungus.which causes peach leaf curl can be controllPd with one spraying between December 15 and J anuary 15 before the bud sc~es open. The liming here is critical so don't ·put if off. WI NTER DORM1\Nfspraying of roses to control mildew, rust and black spot at the ti me of pruning, mid-January to mid· February. is also recommended. Stone fruits such as nectarines and apricots should be sprayed ju~l before lhe buds open in late "'inter. Your shrubs may .be sprayed at a ny time between late fall and spring. Wh en spraying be thorough. Pests overwinter in the cracks in bark , in dead twigs, on the sur· faee of a-ie soil and in any debri s. especially fallen fruit. on the ground. So cover the entire pl<:tnt and the ground around lht:.· hHS\' of the plant . '"" ~ IRRIGATION. 1 1 All your pots, pla nts, h anging ~h /' baskets, and garden arc~1s will be properly watered with one turn of the faucet or· time clock. " """"' .. c4 ""' ... '~ .... ~~-a llt;C: Ga rden SlJ fllJlie :s, Inc. 1 ASX Post Office Box 15 1 'i -, IBOUT OUR San Juan C;ip;strano, CA 92675 f, Houo11GIFTomR -17 141493-2 161 :1 . ~---~ . ' 2LOTS TO SEltVE YOU : •• ' ' .. FllESH CUT TllEES AYAILAILE D ..... Rr • Scotch Pioe "'""-Slto•ed D...,... Rr ....... Fir • W'trltte Fir .sa ...... n,. • ' ' STIU TIMI TO PUHT IVLaS . • ' . LOTI • • . • 1 ... • Glowi119 To~h Variegated Plants Add Color Fot year-round color and lhat sunshine look . variegated and patterned foliage plants are hard to beat. These li vely and attrac· live plants ('atch the winter Ught and sparkle with color adding a glowing touch to any room. The hard y Di effenbachi a 1nakes a strong focal point shov..·· ing off white tones in the variety "Snowflake" and chartreuse and ivory in the "Rudolph Roehs" \'ariety. Their lO·inch pendulous leaves contrast nicely with the Iron Cross begonia which offers not only its distinctive iron col· Pad Fie ored cross but a heavily textured lt.-af. Or grow the sturdy pothos with its cre;imy ...,•bite or yellow dabs of color. TRY CROTONS for a paint spattered effect or reds. yellows, pinks, brown and orange. Be sure to pick a sunny J()('ation and periodically check for spider mites on the under s ides of leaves. To bring attention to a group of small table plants try the easy. to.gr ow Mara nta with its oval green leaves a ccentt!Ci by dark s pots along the mid vein, or Lry one of the peperomias . The Waterrnelon peperomia offers a Wlique watermt>lon striped pal· tern; the variegated pepcromia 1s a bright green and yellow. while the variety "Emerald Rl1» pit>'' is a rit•h dark green with de· t'ply textured lea\'es and bears off . ...,•hite s pikes that rise above the foliage. The foliage plant enthusiasts' looking for a ch all~nge might try the new variety or foliage 1mpa· tients. HllllO lllMUOI 16' ~: GREENTREE ENT. SOD-.:>IHS .,.,2 .... lml.W..176 ...... ...,. ....... - '''"'"" »o•o .,•o. hlo-n•• llU!CllSS 16' !:' ~CHOMllll 19' !:' ............... -........ "'"'-"'•""· .................. __ 1'00~" fltEE SOD LITlllA.TUllE MAJLEO ........ , ... -PHONE ORDERS ONLY &48-1550 --QUALITY LIVE and CUT f1terrone ellope Dt!ne•A·U-. XMAS TREES .$1turd•)'t, In tll• DAILY PILOT Open 'til 9 p.m. Doily 2640 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa ·YOUR UVING CHRISTMAS TREE BECOMES "ONE OF THE FAMILY!" Proper!y tubbed and cared for, your llving tree can join family festivities for several years . Select yours from the four Pl N ES especially suitable fo r our area. JAPANESE BLACK..PINE•ALEPPO PINE MONTEREY PINE•ITALIAN STONE PINE LIVING CHRISTMAS TREES FROM $9 .95 Gifts That Give Pleasure All Year FTO GREEN RIBBON INDOOR PLANTS Big select ion from table terns lo floor specimens. CERAMIC ANO HANDCRAFTED CLAY CONTAINERS Hanging Pots e Mac:rame •Plant Stands PLANTS IN BLOOi\1 ... POINSETTIAS Traditional Christmas Plants. FROM$8.9S RIEGER BEGONIA ·~~'.t Beautiful indoor blooms. 1 •1"6.Jli }F'~ ... i',?f." ... ,~ .... ~, s ,,.,,. ··": M~M a winier favorlle. ~-~ Also ... fl'ft,. CYCLAMEN, AZALEAS, MORE. All BeautlfullyHOLLISTE R Holiday Wrapped. Finest NO. 1 GRADE Bare-root ... ROSES New For 1976 AMERICAN, CATHEDRAL, SEASHELL, ~ YANKEE DOODLE ~ Many of your old favorites Over SO Varil ies In all. Prices start at Sl.91 20°/o Discount Place your prepaid order for Roses betore Dec . 15 and save GIVE A HOLLISTER GI FT CERTIFICATE For those hard-to-please and those you wish to please! NURSERY PLANTS•GARDEN AIDS• FLORIST FLOWERS DECK THE HALLS, WALLS AND DOORS GIFT IDEAS TERRARIUMS MULTl·A·PLANT KIT With FRESH GREENS! Easy-care, see thru gardens Interesting new shapes and sizes. Also 'bubbles' and 'snifters.' Already planted or for yoU to plant . from S10.00 Everything needed to start hou s-e plants from cuttings. Illus. DOOfl: let. ONLY $5.95 1.29 Bunch Start the holiday season by enjovino the ... FRAGRANCE, SIGHT AND SMELL of fresh pine, cedar and fir made Into WREATHS, SWAGS .wMI GARLANDS. THE WISE BIRD PLANS AHEAD! • Plants and flowers. Perfect for relatives. friends and business gifts. Order early for best selection. TWO WORLD-WIDE WIRE SERVICES TO SERVE YOU Shop by phone. Major Credit cards honored. PHONE 546-5525 All SPECIALS LIMITED DAILY 9·5:30 SUNDAYS 9.5 - A 12 DAIL y PILOT Saturday, Oec:ember 8, 1975. • j ~Hanukkah: Cekbration of New Hope for Jews I By TOM BARLEY of m a.ternational <•lebralioo or Han· , 0t t11e 0.11,, ,,, ... s.." If l h k nukah. , Burn httlt condlts, bum, bum \!,.. 1urf 1f tl~r . rr TEMPLE ISAJSR includes in a burn, Honnukah is htte, membership that recently Eight httlecondles in a row. celebrated the sanctuary's ftrst Wilho/lame soclear .. his rampaging Syrians in 162 anniversary, Conservative Jews Ancient Hannu.kah song 8 .C. from Holland, Germany, Great Hannukah has come and gon~ again as Jews of Orange County Join their brethren throughout the 'World in a eelebratioo thet .always has given the Jew new hope for the future and renewed faith in his past. A candle has been lit on each niebt of the annual festival until, t Editor's note · This is a continua- tum of senes in which the Daily Pilot· offers a peronalized view of a house of worship selected at random. The church covered in last Monday's sermon is today's special feature.) last night. eight candles cast a glow of inspiration in J ew1:>h temples and homes. They symbolized the cruse of oil that, by a miracle, burned fo r eight days in the Old Temple in Jerusalem when it was destroyed by Jew-haler Antiochll!i IV and ' J ..... \:.I' ,f ·JI .,, ,7 t '11 \ '¥ , :1- 4 THE JEWS' offense was that they refused to abandon their God and worship the alien deities of the invader who ravaged their homeland . They wept as the temple was destroyed but they remained steadfast and true to the faith of their fathers, the chroniclers of the times record. Hannukah is an uplifting and emotional experience for the worshipping Jews. The force still wielded by that ancient victory when J udas Mac- cabeus and his brothers routed the Syrians a nd restored the tem- ple in Jerusalem was clearly evi- dent in serv1res held at Temple Isaiah in :"Jewport Beach during a holy time that is often known as the "Fest of Lights." Worshippers in a young temple that happily holds its rites in a Christian r hurch -Harbol' Christian. 2401 Irvine Ave. -de- monstrated by their origins the HAROLD TIPPER AND RABBI ROSENTHAL WITH TORAH Britain and lrelJnd. Prominent among the worshlp- pers wa:o Harold Tipper of Costa Mesa, a British·bom Jew from Liverpool who now heads the board of the fledgling temple. He and other leading members ol the congregation played key roles throughout the m oving Hannukah observances. Reverence is never absent from the Jewish service and it is . never more apparent than when the Torah is broug ht to the altar from its ark, carried joyously among the congregation and then placed on the draped altar for the ritual rt>adings. The beautifully bound rolls or fine parchment contain the five books of Moses, Israel's most re- vt>rt>d prophet. Invariably, a young temple explores every avenue to obtain the oldest and finest Torah available and Tem - ple Isaiah's especially fine Torah is more than 100 years old. THE OBSERVER does not have to be Jewish to sense the fervor and emotion of the con- gregation as the silver yad -the ancient J ewish pointer -is held by Tippt>r a nd his capped fellow worshippers as they r ead and br- ing new life to an ancient script that is the cornerstone of their faith. "Torah gives insight into God's ways th a t He may fulfill the divine call : Know the God of your fathers a nd serve Him. He who knows the Torah will himself be honored by all m en ." Jews look o n these moments when they have their Torah before them as the pinnacle of their serv~ces LOOking around, the obser ver can see the span- ning of centuries of oppression, the reliving of ancient victories and a rene wed determination to resist the onslaug ht of enemies to whom the Jewis h faith is anathema. "Torah is compared to wine. Time cannot r ender it useless; yea, time increases its power. Torah is compared to honey. It is sweet, rendering man free from the bitterness of hatred.·· TEMPLE ISAISR worshippers pointed out that the Torah itself is abundant evidence of the Jews• eternal longing for peace. A Torah scroll, they explained, is written with a goose feather. The reason is, they said, that the metal almost inevitably found in MR. AND MRS. VAN BEEK AND PIET BRANDSEN, A GUEST FROM HOLLAND any writing instrument is sym- bolic of the mate rial used for weapons of war. As such, it is not acceptable for s uch close prox- imity to their beloved Torah. But before and after the Torah talces over the central point of the J ewish service, the officiating rabbi will often inject the shaft of humor that is typical of the race and particularly entertaining for the Christian observer. Rabbi Frank Rosenthal, who co m es to Temple Isaiah services after a long day in his professor's chair at a Los Angeles college, clearly believes that a little levity in no way detrarts from the spiritual quali- ty of the service he so capably conducts. "I GET PRE'M'Y tired at this point of the service, you know,· he told worshippers at one point of the Hannukah celebration. "And I don't pretend to be a can- tor. You're going fo h ave to pitch in and help me with the singing if we're going to get this thing right tonight." Humor rarely goes amiss with a J ewish congregation. Rabbi Rosenthal has been pressed into permanent service on a part time basis by Temple I saiah worship- pers and he and they are obvious- ly delighted w ith the arrange- ment. Temple Isaiah members · feel that their infant organization has a splendid future but it will, they warn, take time to implement the ambitious building plans that have been discussed. by the con- gregation. "These things we talk of will come but they will take time,·· Tipper said. "Until then we are deeply grateful for the consider a- tion shown us by our Christian friends who have made us so welcome in this lovely church ... THAT CONSIDERATION by the Harbor Christian Church un- der Pastor Gene Swanson has been extended to the point that choirs of both Protestant church and Jewish temple join forces and sing the praises of a common God -often in Hebrew! It has extended even further to the point that Rev. Swanson and his flock gallantly handed over their pretty church on Irvine Avenue to their Temple Isaiah fQ. 'ends on a r ecent J ewish holy day. Harbor Christian then held services in Te Winkel Park, Costa Mesa, so that their new found friends would not be disturbed at any point of their special, day- long ~ervices. "It was a r eally marvelous thing to do," commented temple member Flory Van Beek of Newport Beach. "It shows people of all faiths what can be done if they really decide to get together and work together.'· . DUTCH-BORN Mrs. Van Beek and her hus band, Felix, are ex- periencing a particular joy from their religious observances at this happy time of Hannu.kah, 1975. For they have with them as their guest Piet Brandsen of Amersfoorl, Holland, a dour Dutchman who almost certamly saved the young Flory's life when the Nazi hordes overran his tiny and powerless nation in World War II. Brandsen, a Cath o li c, sheltered Flory and other Jews in his attic from 1942to 1944 in an act of heroism that sharply re- minds many listeners to the t ale of the selfless courage enshrined in "The Diary of Anne Frank." Flory and other survivors were moved to othe r quarters in the last year of the war when Brandsen's activities became • known to occupying German forces. Brandsen went to a con- centration camp but survived to again see Flory and Felix, the Dutch Jew she later married. THE COUPLE knew tragedy again, however, last year when their only child, Ralph, .16, died. But their immediate and typical r eaction was to donate vestments to the temple, among them the • silver horns that crown the Torah as a tribute to the son they • mourn. Brandsen is the recipient of six bronze m edals from a Dutch gov- ernm ent that has zealously honored all those patriots who 1 succored the nation's Jews under circumstances that often brought death to the protected and the protect ers. They were primitive Han- nukahs in those desperate days or more than 30 years ago. _ But they were no less fervent and welcome than the candle-lit (See J EWISH, Page A13) I ORANGE COAST CHURCH DffiECTORY l ' . ;, .. ~:t:> ST. JAMES EptSCOPAl CHURCH · WELCOMES YOU ,_,. 3209 Via Udo, Newport Beach SUMDA Y 7:30A..M. Holy &c'9..tst t:OO & 11:00 A.M. Holy r.chcrili & Manmg l'Hpr, .,.., ..... t:OO A..M. Cllllrch Schocia ,.....,.., to A..M.1 1 CHAllSMATIC MASS TUESDAY 3rd s-dlly of M-tt., 7:30 P.M. 10 A..M. Holy ......... ......, Srrice wltll LA YIMG OM OF HANDS wm.-sDAY' 10:45 A.M. H~ Prayft' f4ow1ihlp 7:30 P.M. Prcryer & PraiM Th b•. Jollll P. Asliey II, Red~ '75-0210 ST. JOHM THE DIYIME EPISCOPAL CHURCH 2043 Onnp An .. Co5ta MHa SUNDAY SBY1ClS-1:: & 10:00 A.M. CHUttCH SCHOOL -9: 15 A.M. HUtlSBY CilE Fr. Howwd Molt c.twricJM, Vic•_,.... 541·2237 ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Y1STA \'ODE SCHOOl 5144 MkltefMM. l"IM Worship Senice & Sunday Schoof -I 0 .A.M. 551-4361 Nin9y Pro...W.d 55~1753 n.1 .... L ...... W.....Jr .. Yk• Saint Michael And All Angets Episcopal Church 3233 Pacific View brin. Ccwona del Mer S.Mtiy Serricft -1:00 & t:lO A.M. ....._.., & Qld C:.. -t:JO A..M. T...-,. -7:00 A..M. Wadlta..,. -9:30 A.M. n.. .......... IOCJm"S Dms. Rector PMM: 644.0463 ST WILFRID'S EPIScoPAL OtURCH .. A•e.ll..tS......,l ........ •IMdi Dr • ..._.. c. c:.,-..... .,.., Mon. thru Fri. -9:30-11 ·30 AM: PrfHChool Gloria Kohler, B.A., Diredresa (968-3100) ~s.mc.. ttoo AM -Holy Euchsist with meditation ~30 AM -Alternate Hotv Eucharist & Morning Prayer (nursefY C1W8) ~30 AM-Church SchOol 11-00 AM -Aftemate Morning Prayer & Hotv Eucharist (nursery care) 4-00 PM -J.unour Youth Group 5'00 PM -Senior Youth Group 7:00 PM -Solemn E~ Wf OpaAIWJO.,. ' .... .,. _...., ... """ ' """'"' • ....,,_._...., .... ~., .. FJ .. a WWrW"• a..c11 ......... -' c-,,..,_..., Cllrcll ,._. t962-1St2• Rectory (5lM0611 SeYenffl-Day Adventist, Church 11fA..-...~C.... ....... .,...,. '·.,...,..,.. ,..._ _,.... ....... ,, Sabbath~ .. .. . . • . 9 30 A M Momtng ~IO . .. .... . . • • • • 11.00 AM. flrlYW M .. rtna Wldl'leecllV •....••....•..•..• 7..30 P.M. ' . • lun&AN CHUR04 OFTMI NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN OiURCH 7t10.....Dr. RESURRECTION PAUi. HALVORSON hltar ., t:6o A.M. . 541-3631 .....,,.. ..... CONTEM~ARY SERVICE IO:JO A.M. lltvRGICAL SERlllCE ROCJl"J. ...... P.- Early t & I O;JO A.M. CHURCH SQl()(X Worship 8:00 a.m Olristian Nin9y C... ,,...,MW 9112 Ha•t°" ........ °" leach 962-5005 Worship 9:15 am Festive Worship 1 o·30 a m. N...-y C'.¥11 Av .. laOle WELCOME GLORIA DEi LUTHERAN CHURCH 33501 STONEHILL DR .. DANA POINT JOHH O. IO«IDSOH. PASTOR WOISHIP-e:JO & 11:00 SUHOAT SCHOOL-t:4S 49J.J414 496-J424 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Misaouri Synod 760 Yldw4e St.. c.t. ...... Lelli. V. y.,..., ,_.., _ 141-5404 W--Scnkft -1:15 It II A.M. S-0., SdtMt & AtM ... a..-t:JO A.M. Qrtstle a... tu, SdllMI -141 '"' PRINCE OF PEACI WTHlllAH CHURCH 2917 w... y ... Dr .. c.... ....... c:.lf. AND'IEW C ANDERSON.~ -JAMFS R NELSON. A .... lanl __, SdllMI -t:JO A.M. ..... W .... -l:OO& ll:OOA.M. Pri-of p_,. l.ulh9ran Sct'OOI Mt Steol*> Seller1und PntlCil* Office"'-5-4~21 8cllOol PllON ~ (jRM:€ luth€Ran chu~ch 8IQ I fdi"Otlf H<inOn91on hed> -~ ....... AM. M119AY ~ 11.M MLMMS .................. ,...,c...._..,, ... "l>t> It .... M. L#'ftf, PAIT'Oa TO~ WTHEIAN CHUICH OF THI MASTIYl 2900 ,_Hie "-Dr .. c:.-. ...... 644-1664 Sad9f Scllool 9: IS U• lllng WWIMp I 0:30 a...t.a-ry• i.A ,_,__llM7U SOUTM COAST CHURCH OF CHRIST MHtiftt At....._.,__ a.,t a. llllT_.A.,e~C....-.. ~UN DAV &okl C4ASIU 10 AM ~C..IO~·MO~,UA111Cf llAM. (Vli.•'"() ~"'11Cf 6PM THURSDAY 818U C'J.l'l&tf& 1 lOP M En11NJtl ......... Mtt ... 5l0-7106 For,,...,_.,. c• '''"°''' SJl-4166 A Corclal WelcOIM from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Costa Mesa RRSTUMITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St & Harbor Blvd. Cllrdi Sdlool Fer Al~.JO Ww~ f:JO & 11 A.M. E L W. IS8ELL. 0.0. Costa Mesa North MESA VBlDE METHODIST CHURCK Meu Verde IS.... St ·~ w_.,, a C11rc1i ScMd t:JO A.M. CHRIST CHUltCH IYTHESEA Newport Beach 1400 W. Balboa Blvd. 673-3805 Rev. Robert Shepard Jr Wortllip & a.cti ScMol f'.lO A.M. w....,,,..Sdloel t-11:41 Huntington Beach FtRST UHITED METHODIST CHURCH 2 721 17th St. 536-3537 S~IS&IO:JO Nu,_., Olre All Morning Cllmrdl Sclu.. f: 15 Huntington Beach-North COMMUNITY UMITED METHODIST CHURCH 6662 Heil Ave. 842'""461 W•• t& 10-.JO ca.rd Sc-.. t:OO It I O:JO A.M. HEWPOIT CENTER UNITED METHODIST 1601 Mlw'goerite Ave. Corona def Mar w......, .. __, Sdlool 10:00 A.M. .. .., ........... ,._ 644-0745 SHIR. HA-MA 'ALOT H.ARIOI UfORM TEMPI.I s ... •~ ,,...,...... 1:15P.M. .........., .. ~.::---7:JOP.M. Rabbi: Bernard P. King cantor: Barbara lauterblch Educator: Doris Michael 1400 W. Balboa Blvd. Newport Be9dl. Calif. ,_ W.wwwl5-NI '75-nM .. " TEMPLE BAT YAHM (Aebm) ..... M&YIMD.s&.~ SIM•S.... ,,..,1:11,_ .tJltl t•St..He p~INdi • ...... ,, .... .s .. :q t:Jlaa .. 12 ....._..._._1\a_Lz t:11«11,_ ,.. ..,._ .... _.,_ c.l '7Wll6 P.O • ._ Ill, C--.. .._.tHH nMftf SHARON 617W.tl Wm c:... .... u.HtlT COllllmr\'Aml COl11Zl'1'._ .. ~~CllM9f"f PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Unit.cl Presbyteri• Ct.rch 20112 M.,.... I..._......_,........,_ IMc9' ln.DOMWLR......_,.._. s-i9r W9f'llllp: t:JO A..M. ci.cJt Sdloel:: t:lO A.M. OffkdO 112 M ..... St. PlloM: HM'40 Church of the CoYenant 2150 F• •• lcl.. Coste Mete Ince A. Kwrte, P..tar ,_., WonWp & a.cti Seti 111 l:lO & I 0 A.M. ,.._.H7-JJ40 Community Pretbyhrimt Church 41 s Ferd A ...... u.,.. .... Irr . .,._. J. T .. ...i.y Irr • .u..t o. Hf-pe-a ... ..,._. 1. Q...._. 9:00 • I 0:00 A.M. -a.tlll9t ._..._ Hciw I 0;15 A.M. -Wonlllp 11: IS A.M. -Ft1ows1i1p How Piiio. 494-7555 St. Mark Presbyteri• Church C.... ........ & ll!wfl*fl Dr .. C..... c1e1 M_. Rrt.W._A.~Pedar Wanllip & C.._d Sdlod -t:OO & I O:JO A.M. ~644-IJ4f (" t"\ This Sunday Worship in \. ./51 . .llndn·w j Trcsbyterictn Clrurclz 600 St Andrews Road • NewPort Beach Dr. CMrfn H. Dltr•fltlll. ,..._. AO\'Bn' SBaS: 'TURN AIOUT IS FAIR Pl.A Y! .. , .. t "-"-,.,. ""- Dr. Chat1es H. Dlerenfield, Preaching SeMces 8 A .M., 9:30 A.M. and 11 AM. AIC UHE OF HB.P -6" 5-2222 TEMPLE ISAIAH · COHSllVA11VI . ....._. S..._.s..lcff ~~ 1 .. ry Frlct., • 1:1 S P.M. ~'4Y ...... ~Clllrdl-'Mt-C:.. .... 2411 nt.A ............. t•FIW& llUtWOUS SCHOOL -- ISRAEL ACADEMY l\I"*"' ~.t.'A 157-5121 ~7512 Po llo• ast. ,.....,., o. t2tlO Dr.,.,... • ......... ISRAEL .ACADEMY _,"' UHIVUSITY SYNAGOGUE A Celebration of IJ.re ..... ""I l.ei ...... lh.. I ..... 147H ._. C.,. ..._.,..... leff IA Pwyt f i • . I t • r ' cA __ ___,.. -·-• - Several Choirs Christmas Carol Sing Scheduled seh~ur!t";~u4npity <'~o! sing With antiphonal bras8 c hoirs is ollS F .m. ~·. 14 cit CommuaJty Preshylerlan Cbuttb Scoo:i_rnJ. Av;;·~ L~guna Bea('h. The choirs ot Laguna Beach fllgh t.aiunA ne'ach tJ~1:JMP1~!'· N .. lghbotboOO Congregational, M .and th 'C10Ulllft, the Mett.odtst Church ol Costa tn:ft~. e Preib,Yterian Cbu.rcb will participate. The public b;: ( BRIEFS J "Time to Run," a Billy Graham film. wilJ be shown at 7 p.m. Sunday at Ellis Avenue Baptist Church 8121 Ellis Avenue, lluntington Beach. . The_ annual Chri:;tmas party of the Newport Unity Church "'.ill beg1~ at 4 P·J'!l · Sunday at the Zonta Club. A wassail bowl, and dinner will be fo1lowed with a program featuring a harpist and the appearance of Santa Claus. The "4·Ever Street Gang .. will present a Christmas Puppet program at 7:30 p.m . Friday, Dec . 12 at Lutheran Church or the Resurrection, 9812 llamilton Ave., lJuntington Beach. . A .~ec~mbe r musi<' series based on the cantata ''A City of the King, w.111 be performed at both services of Community P'Tesbytenan Church ot San Ju~n Capistrano beginning Sunday. ThChrie. ~Ja .mk: c.ontempora,ry ::ierv1C'e will feature guitar music by , ::i en ins and Tom Spencer . St. Michael and A.IJ Angel!:! Epis('Opal Chur<"h of Corona dtol Mar has se.heduled a folk mass for 7:3'0 p.m . Sunday. Vickie and S~an Dendinger are arranging the music and Diana Janas is director. The church youth group is sponsoring the mass OJnd youth from other churches are invi ted. ."llappy Rirthday Jesus .. is the message or a program to be presented by yo~th at South Shores Baptist Cbur<"h at 10 a.m. -Dee. 14 . ~oord inator of the program, involving pre-school thr!-lugh sixth. grade children, is Gary Westover,· with Jim Rhinard handling decorations. ~r. Raj. Nelson of ~adras, India, will s peak at 6 p.m. service of First United Methodist Church of fluntington Beach Sunday 1:'els~n completed his doctor 's degr('e at Fuller Theological Sem1na~y and. s.oon will return to India to begin a teaching and evangelism m 1n1stry. . An autograph party will be held from noo n to 2 p.m . today at !.ighthousc Christian store in Long Beach and Dec. 13 at the Cov· 1na store for Dr. Roy Roberts, pastor of Grace Bre~h ren Church of Seal Beach. Roberts recently published a book ·'God Has a Setter Idea -The flom e. ·· Tt-mple Bat Yabm of Newport Beach Will welcome new members at a special Sabbath service at 8:15 p.m . Dec. 12 at 2101 15th Street. An oneg shabbat will follow . . Neighborhood Congregational Church of Laguna Beach has des1~natC\:;I Sunday as F'rlendshi p Sunday, with members urged to bnng fr1E'nds to share the 10 a .m. s('rvice_ A new adult class titled "Learning to be a ~tan/Woman " has begun at 9 a.m . each Sunday at Community Presbyl('rian Church of Laguna Beach . Teachers are Barbara a nd Arthur Chartier. A new Albert Johnson play, ''Advent t\D,"' will be presented at 10 a .m . Sunday at Shepherd of the llills United Church of Christ in l.aguna Niguel. Johnson, formerly head or the Theater Arts de· rai:tme nt_ at th<' University of Redlands and now a Laguna NigueJ resident, 1s a nationally known writer of religious drama. Honored Rev. Lothar Tornow. pastf)r of Christ Luthcr~Ln Churc h, has been honored by the Costa M esa Kiv.1anis Clttl> for 17 years as volunteer ('haplain of F'a1rview State 1-lospital. Christmas Concert Due St . Andr c y,.·s Presbyterian Church Sanctuar y Choi r and Chamber Orchestra will present a Christmas Concert Sunday. Dec. !'I, at the church, 600St. An· drews Road, Newport Beach. Soloists Luella Smith, Barbara Wood. Luella Dick . Rod n acon and Josh \\'ight will be fealurcd in the works of George Fredt'rick Handel's Messiah !Part J) and Ralph Vaughan Williams' "T ht! First Noel ·· (Concert Version ! under the direction of Charles Friese n . assis t ed by Tom Leonard on the harpsichord . A donation of ont' dollar per p('rson or three dollars per fami- ly is requested. Tickets arc available at the church office. Free child care will be provided. Bible Classes To Resume .. .._ r>•• ~-.,~·· .... J ..... -·.-. .. DAIL y PtLOT A 13' 'Sp~ted' Social Work Wlwle Person Target of Tlwology School ANAHEll\1 -A people- orie nte d church offerin1 a myriad of community worship and soc ial services here has taken an innovative step that may set it apart as the number one professional outreach in the country. Melodyland Chrtstian Cerit er through its School of Theology (MST ) d ivision bas hired a "spirtt·filled social worker .. Dr. Zonia M. Tappeiner came la s t month to h e ad the seminary's School of Human Services, expected to streamline the church's existing counseling and rebabiJitation programs. create new ones and graduate scholars who can counsel people through a balanced program of spiritual and psyc hological therapy. DR. TAPPEINER rect'ived her doctorate of social work from the University of Southern California. Since then s he has worked on the project faculty at USC Medical Center and has de: veJoped the socia l work program at J ohn Wesley College 10 Michiga n. Her education 1s braced with a strong psychlalnt· and chn1 cal psychology back· ground. • · She ca1ne to a theological u1- stitution. ~he says, be(:ause sht· wanted to teach a .. core course·· that takes a "holistic or spintual \'iew'' of man. MST enabled her to pursue these creativt: teach1n~ methods, she s atd~ Ba'hai's Celebrate Human Rights Day Dr. Tappeiner claims to be ;l d eeply spiritual person and believes any social work 1s inade· <1uate without the inclusion of "God's power ." TllE MELOD\'LA."°D Schoof ) f Theology was founded three ears ago with 40 students and, ow has an erollment of 700 . Adding a "lluman Services: A public meeting to com · memorate l·luma n Rights Day ...,;n be held by the Ra 'hai's of Tustin at 2 p.m . Sunday at the ·rustin Civic Center. Focus of the gathering wi ll be the expanding role of women. Mrs. Sheila Banani of Santa Monica, a recent graduate of the urban planning department of UCLA. will speak. She teaches al Santa Monica College and at· tended the United Nations l n- t ern a ti ona l Wome n 's Year 'l'ribune in Mexico City. Human Rights Day was set up by the United Nations to com· memorate the 1948 signing of the Univers al Declaration of 1-luman Rights. A declaration on the elimin ation of Discrimination Against Women was ratified in School Division" to the current 1967 by the UN a~d became a facilities was a concept o r P~ of the Declaration ol lluman J\.1elodyland pastor , the Rev. Or_ Rights . Ralph Wilke r son , to better 'Tora, Tora' To Be Shown The Youth Department of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. fiOO St. Andrew's Road, Newport Beach, will present the movie "Tora, Tora, Tora," at 7 p.m . Sunday, in Fellowship J-{all. Ad· mission is 75c. lt will be followed next week by the story of the J apancse Captain who led the attack on Pearl Harbor and his conversion into tbe Christian F.aith. December 14. at 7:30 p.m . in f'ellowship Hall. ··operationalize'' the various social services of Christian Center, the Mclodyland llotline Center/Ranch A cademy and MST. _ The new school division will function "like a two-v.·ay street,·· says Dr. Tappeiner. The present l\l elodyland counseling services . y..·hi ch inc lu 4e a te le phone .. hotline'' program, a r anch for wayward teens, alcoholic half - way h o u ses, and s pecia l ministries to the mentally re· larded , drug addicts and the elderly, will become "laboratory situations" for the theology stu- dents. In turn. the latest counseling and m inistering techniques frorn the Human Scrvict-s division will be utilized in making the servi('es more professional. JEWISH HOLIDAY. • • Yule Music Concert Set <Conti nued From Al2) C"C'rt~monies o bservt"d by Temple Isaiah worshippers durin~ the t•ight days of the festival that begins on the 25th day of Kislev -'.'/ov. 29 through Dee. 6. greed, cruelty. phys1l·al po\\'('r , ignoranc~ and di<'tators to lhrivt.• unchallenged . '"Our enemies .. have yet to learn what we know : that if The 25·voice Chamber Singers Judaism dies, the light of the of Cypress College and the 11 - wor!ddies with it." voice Vocal Cha'mber Mu sic Ensemble. directed by h1ahlou Th ,1 b T . . n ·bl ... ~~TIOCHUS OF Syria had a Temple I sais h 's Jfannukah Schanzenbach. will present a e • ar or rinity 1 c 're~1t<'r goal than the destruclion candle:s seem('d to havl.' got the In<t1·1ut• w1·ntr c Quart•• ""ii '" concert of Christmas Music at 6 · '-~· "' .... of lhe J ews,·· Rabbi Ros('nthal messag('. sume class instruction Jan. 11 , explai ns. "I-f t" wantE'd them to Th p.m. today in the Sanctuary of St. 1976, with classes offered in Old forsakE> thE>ir Judaism in favor of ey burned high and clear James· Episcopal Church, 32<1.t Testament, inductive Dible paganis m . :mdcastaglowthatbroughtnew Vial.ido,NewportBeach. study, and devotion a.I life. meaning to the m essag:e bt.>fort.• The program, which is free to Classes for the \VinterQu:irler ''He was not the on1y enemy of the Temple Is aiah worshippers. the public. will include old an<C v.i ll be Sunday morning and ~ton -th<' Jewish religion , he v.·as only "We fight for our li\·es and our new Christmas Carols, includi ng The monthly "HebrewProphets .. discussion series wi!Jhave day and \Vednesday evening among the first. For he, and Torah . Be not afraid. The Lord work:s by Adrian Willaert.~ as its s ubject "Elijah : Prophet of God and the Underdog.·· at tht> More information is available in many a{ter him, clearly re wi ll overthrow the m. Let all tht• Arcadelt. McCabe, and Chris- ' B:JS p.m . meeting Friday, Dec. 12 at lsr1el Ac1demy, 14736 Sand the c urrent Bible Ins titute C'Ognized that as Jong as Judaism nations know that there is One tismen. This wiJJ be tbe first t Canyon Ave., Irvine. Pa ul Glaser will teach and lead I!>raeli folk Bulletin. available upon request survied its moral teaching could who wil I protect and s ave public concert in the newly re- dancing after the gathering. from the church office. make the wo rld unsafe for all Israel." modeled Sanctuary of St. James. !-;:::::=============================================================~ ~ ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY I t I ' CAPISTRANO VAU.EY BAPTIST CHURCH CHRISTIAN SCIENCE I HARBOR I C.rtliol Wo!como frlm 1M J20J2 D.t OW.,0 U. S. ...._ ~..._ ~·~» l ST CHUROi Of RfUGIOUS SOENCE OiRISTIAN CHURCH UNITID CHUICH OF CHmSI 5-d.yw.....w,s-~& ll:OOA.M. 7:15P.M. I OF NEWPORT BEAOi M"-Pwt1Mc911 5-My llllN Scllool-t:JOAM. Cllri•ti•T..-.i.9 & ,.M, CHURCHES I l••U•mt>e< C"u•c" Vnoltd°"'<:P>ol R<!I.-Sc~~. l A I ,_....., COMMUlllft ClllJICH ''!'161 ' 1401~ .. S-.lae.4 CONGl£GITIOllAl w •• ,..,..._..,.-....«45 PM. . ...~ .. ·-~· Pastor William Davenport IRAHCHES OF TM: MOTI-IEll CHU•CH I G,., ......• stHtAY SHVICE -· ii I Helot! ... A•• .. 4tl-lt40-24 .._.. -.d SUNDAY SCHOOL-IO:JO A.M. ·-eor-dltM_. THl FIRST CHU•CH Of CHRIST, SCIEHTIST -u-IH IOSTOH. MASSACHUSETTS I 'P:H ...... 644-7400 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH " THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD" ~W.lllh.MWlf'll' "GOD THE ONLY CAUSE ANO CREATOR"' I Re• ....... lwM,lSc.F.MIMtw IOA..M.-~W....Wp OF NEWPORT BEACH ......,w .... Cl'ucft Scl>ool...., ,,_Cir• 2501 Cliff Drive -Newport Be ach -642-744 3 Doc-..6, 1975 I URBANUS S9UARE 10:45 A..M. MacArtflur at Ferd Road -Nowpori a.ach NEIGHBOlllJOD Dr. F. Kenton Beshore, Pastor FOR .... ,.. IJ<SP•A .... flOf'I..._(. MfSS,1,GE Ol..._l ~~14 COMGl£UTIOIW. CHUICH ~ Sclilool-t:lO .t..M. w..-., IO:lO AJrit. & 7 P.M. 640-5711 MWstw'1 Ho.-541-iSIO Rev. Gene A Swa nson Cott. MHO -Ff"t Ct.rch of C!wi1t, Xi9ftfi•t I Pastor w.-..., ,,..,_. s...--.k• -~o ,.,,.._ lllOM_Y .... Dr.c.to.....,. :j 645-5781 J40 St. AM'l "· 5-My Sc._,. -f:I SAM. ~c.. ..... .,JdM .. Gt••······ L.oip-: ..... FIRST SOUTHERN IJJ'TlST CHURCH ca.rct: 5.,....k• -I 1:00 A.M. ' 494-8061 RHdslq Roo-. 2150 MwM V .... Dr. , ..-wPOIT HAllOW JoM M. • ..,_.., MW1tft' 'SOW. H...._ Street, Cott. MwM t•IMtfow leocti -Flnt Chrch of Christ, Scletlffst Cl«llCH Of IWGIOUS SCIDICE FIRST OiRlSTIAN A>CIW~O Moor"Ji '42-tlll Sefrron-Meditation-Heali~ ..,.,,.,.,..QI°"'"'"''' E"""•!""' SUNDAY SCHOOL-f:45 IJ,t. ... & Ol"t"e, .._,...,._ a..t. . ·-OiURCH 9:00..-. Wot.SHI' SEl'f'ICES-11:00 A.M. & 6:00 P.M. a-cJi & ~ Sctiool-t:JO &-11 A.M. SU NDAY SCHOOL -11 A . c,....,_ ...... .._. f'lATll: MH11Mfi-Wll:UllSDAY EYINtHG 7 PM. 1~..-21,,..st. "DON'T snTl.I fOI: uss-Main & Adams Streets ro~w'"'" ... SHY NOVIDID CMld TltHdtrrt. 9:10 to 11:10 A.M. ' ' • ........... c.J.c•-t-iunt1ngton Beach a.-11 Scltoof ........., 'ASTOl.-aE'f'. JOE HffHH Fw•......,•-sw, 54 t C.Snter SI., Costa Mesa 646-1 032 _.....,. 1"iM -Ct.it.ti• Sc'-ce Sacidy of lr"t"IM ~w..v.i, SHEl'llElD OF THE HILLS l.llli"t"wntty HMJll Scltool Y:OO A.M. & HARBOR TRINITY 4771 ~0.. .. 1 .... 211.211 CHURCH Of' RBJGIOUS SCIENCE 10:10 A.M. JO 121 Mipe1 1-S. =t _,, .. ..,.. YISPH.5-•:OO ,..W, .__ BAPTIST CHURCH S*"'k• -IO:JO AM. 1111 22J OF LAGUNA lliCH GOU>lt4 "°"" 495-1310 W..._ Sen-kw -I , .M. -bL JO I ~OOf.~ "-"""' c:-,,y, R<l I! El TO<Q RO o4 WOll:SHIP-7 P.M. ...... , • ''llJ. MW1t..-c ........ , .......... ...,.eo .......... ....,... hoc• -First Clwcll of Chri1t. Sc:it'ftti1t H.....-y °""'""' 0 0 -M<"'Ol"' ....... c..-. , .... , ..... "'-114·55&.:-7717 .loll CMnara ......,..,...,, .... ...., ... ~ C•t "'°"""...i "'au..,..,,., .. IOA.M.-cwls; •t iJS Mgll Drl•• Office 536-2589 SUMDA Y WOl:SHfl' SRYICES a-di • s-cs.y S<.!Md -I 0:00 .u.t. SUNDAY S&YICl-t a 11 A.M. Dial Oevotron 536-9580 ._w....., 1;10 & 11:00 A.M.-SUHDAY SCHOOL t:45 A.M. Jr. ci.wc• & Y_. .. .,. _, A.M. o.ty ... o.ru. ...... WIOHfSDAYS-7:00 PM. ..... ·--214,...... At"e. - .. " ~ ""-"'" GWi• U,.. HHJMI -First Cllwch of Christ, Sci...ti•t FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH --,. I• Srric• -':00 P.M. c....... cro-•~or & c....._ .. Dri•t 7'2 Vkt.1111 St. Co.hi M•M ADULT STUDIES o.rctt & s..fff' -10:00 .4.M. SERVICES: 10:00 A.M. & 6:00 P.M. I~·--2776.2 ,......_Id., Sisih l Bible School 9: 15 A. M. -Worship 10:30 A.M. ' INTERESTING FUNDAMENTAL Youth Grouos 6 P.M. -Vespers 7 PM. Mli.UO. VMjo -First o.rdl of Clriri1t, Scifttltl lllU TEACHING Wl9..G.W•er,P.,._ CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH c. ... •'tieotM~ Sdtod. 25952 CenMft'e Dr. COAST BIBLE CHURCH ·~ew .. 548·3468 ,.,.,..~M<>I Clmdii & s..MJ Sc -I 0:00 ~ 23rd St. at Or-. Costa Mesa -645-5050 ...... 1--s......,.c.tw.MllM 1•etLePa. M..._RCO FORSfER JI'\ HIG>l SCl-oOOl O[L OBISPO I .... ~. S"'N .JlJ..._N CA.PISTA..._"IO lN'.111port-Mcsa Chrisfll1n Ccntr11 '••hr:--.tM.k ...... Newporl .._ .. -Fnt er.re• of Cllrf1t, ScMl:Htt 493-1949 494-1848 830-0407 ~W...W,-10'.H A..M.-~ ScltMI t A.M. lJOJ Viii Udo, H_,.-t ._.. _ .. =i.=.-"' •.M. a.re-. & S..CS., Sc._.-t;OO &-10:.10 A..M. ,,..,...,. M..+fwt -7:00 r.M. ...... R.-. lllS't\eUdo 1 '18 T~VrNT'V·SF COND <:; TPrr T O>olocate --f""""'....-4»•• :ID ..._M ""' Stuif"\11,,... HARBOR ASSEMBLY Of GOD C.OSTI\ Ml"~A, Cl•LIFORNIA ~:'• ,_:-1 Maar.f leac:la -SecClilCI a.c911 of Cliri1t, ScllftH1t 740 W. Wilson. Costa Mna 548-4704 645-6,20 BETH-EL BAPTIST CHURCH 100 '•Hk YJ.w Dr .. C.W-dstM.-IUCHAID L. DUii SUNDAY SERVICES c.a.ru a -..,. k'-'-10:00 A.M. DONALD IE. llllll: 1922 POMOHA. COST A MESA ...... l--217DelM.-A.,.. ....... ...._, ... 1:30 & 11 A.M. Morning Worship SUNDAY SCHOOl-t:45 A..M. SUNDAY SHVICIS "YOU ARE WHAT YOU CHOOSE" MOIMIHG WORSHIP-11:00 A.M. Wtcl.h ... Tn......,Mte""9t I P.M.-AI Ctri.nllwt 9·45 A.M. -...... SCHOOL Mllft.1:1J..JJ • ......., a.re" WtMI. vw.. All are cordially invited to attend the church ' 'UT tiM 511 YOUI LD ... o.. . ....,.o.w.-r ..... REV. HARRY C. GAY, PASTOR 10:45 A.M. --~--1:30 & 11 A.M. 5...ioy School •OR !Nl'OflM,t,HON~1 services and cl\joy thfl pri.qleges of I.he 6•00 p M ,....,DO OCIWAMT-CHllSlWASI" Readin1 Rooms ,_ .. ....., Clilld Ctn PrMl•d AT AU. SHVICIS . . . -,.,_., ....... ...., 9:45 A.M. Y-& I.dull COMMUNITY CHURCH IY THE 11.Y COST A MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ChritH• ~otfOft Clonn Meeting each Su(lday In -kN>nl -~_,.,....-., ..... ~-er..... Cer• 6:00 P.M. h"'"'9Wort1Pp Uch n-tw-)45t TI;; Udo.......,.,. ... i COAST CHRISTIAN CEHTER UY, P.wL WBDMAN fl!OO A.M. Dr.W...L,....._.,,_... .......o .......... ~a..t .. Nc Plymou~egational G....t••••· r...,. Mwmttt. &4~7611' 113 w. l ~"' st. Ne'1(1 a.ach WELCOMES OU Newport Unity &inday Religtous Education dasses All AOflll -Q'.45 A.M. Religious Choice "OHEMAH THE BmiEl TRIO 1161 .,.._, st .. .......,.,. IHt. -,42-2740 Rev. Sune Rlctlardl, Minister OIEYED" s-., w.,....,-•JO& 10;00 A.M.-1:00 ,.M. o., ....... s..ntu 11.u.&.-._..k...,tA.M. IN COl«lRT "Uoovs·_. ~· 1"11w • • Heritage. ...._.,,_T,_. Clarc911 Sdl9el--l:Jl I IO"AO AM Americas .._..Clt .. l_r.tr ..... D' _.,.... ~-............ ec.c..t Frklcrf-7!10 P."'-.. .ADftMT IUSSCMANCF'. t..ct.CW. ·--~ ... ,.rt .... 631·1955 7<1 .0417 Dr.\W¥t1Sp1 111 Offla--64&-1111 CH~'Y..; 64~ri,.-. , ··-··-· ........ ··~ -..... • \ ( AJ40M.YPILOT Saturday. Otcember e. 1975 " IOOMER by Wra. F. Brown and Mel CCISIOll r~e n~s~ 'rDMEs CHJ TH1? ~r A~ sT1&.1.. / Gtl€€'t-j 1 WHt(le IS • fHAi 1'I IZePAI~ MAN Ji4B itl o~ You~? TUMBLEWEEDS l'M REAPY i' SPL./TTHIS SilNKIN' ~LJRG! ) ~ GOT ~VERY"THING-ON ™E WA60N1 STUPID? WH A1TA'(A V ~ MEAN Al.MOST! ALMOST, ~Ns.\ · WHEN I SA'( . '/ evt:RVTH ING; FUNKY WIHKERBEAN I MeAN IT, l'f E'RAtN! by·Tom K. Ryan ~ v .. -r~ by Tom Batiulc DEREK I 00 ~ "™INK . JUt-.IEBIJ6 I I FINO IT HARD 10 FORGET ABOUT <;cu! •· WATCH IT / 0 0 r r ~ ABOUT ME WHEN WE'RE APART? FIGMENTS ~ NANCY t c. ~- ..... ,. ) '• - -• ,j . ~ ' TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE I • . I ' ACROSS gold R11nbow s end11em 6 Oue~c crty 10 Nume11e1I preltx 14 Unroue IS Fertrltzer constituent 16 Unbend 17 RK11cu1es In lo1mal 18 A11he sam~ 11me 20 Aswl'lf 21 Res1auran1 chec~s 23 Rest111n1s 24 Low resort 25 Brewery prOdUCI 16 Upholster•r JO Hous1on ball player· 34 Orckl'ns character JS For f•ar thal 37 Slash 38 Used 1 loom 39 Shovel's rela1tve 41 Ope'"'' heroine 42 Besides Comb lorm • 43 Garmen! part 44 tngredienr of monel 4f>0 Rrver depos11 48 Newspaper mPn 'f'Sterdav s Puzzle Solved SO fnsec1 cotonv S2 War god l A 0 s C L S E R C P £ I SJ Malrgn 56 Roberts IE R I F R n IU F £ IV A S £ N 0 [ t [ y £ R v c R N ( S7 Sa111me 60 Supe1v1sors 61 Od•terous o•t 64 Po5e~ 6!> AllO Cat1f c•tv 66 o~u:rv 67 Na11ow opening ' .• ,~: :'" · S IP IC IA l I S 4 D C T C I~ 8 0 IT B A D l° I ._ R •C AV E lits' R-~ A T I N TT -s H R E 0 s 68 Brr11sh c~rbrnP 69 Pub game DOWN 1 S•para•e IS IH l 0 111 V l 1£ :1 v A N-P E E R iO Y 1£ il • 11 IA H 0 I T y [ R WA R D. E R ( R IS E R S E R I N S [ 0 I. E R s p 7 Mrx1u1e 24 Symbol of 47 Des11e 10 3 Strr nPace drrn~ T I A S l l [ [ 4 wav s1ree1 2S Propagaled 49 Man ol the 5 Me"v 26 Propelled a clo1h 6 f ngtrsh rovet boa I 51 Corp 1 En(lrnQ with 27 Marry Qureilv b19shots ••SI and 28 Rl'soectful 53 BPISV depar1 19 Cheer \IP Amer palflOI 8 Gra\sland 31 lhree S4 W1<:~ed 9 f 001b~tl•• wheeler 55 Prevenl Atworth 32 Equestnan aulhorrta 10 And 33 Gem\ 11velv Et al 36 Sp 11lle 56 Sh.eld Her 11 Wl'lf r:lr•ss..O 40 'R"move skrn S7 Move bflSkly 12 D•5Cuss 41 Play d1v1s1ons SB Kiln 13 lnsprr•~ 43 Begins a ·~ SS Head of 1 revettnce voyage rei>ub. 19 Flour source 45 Lind of cl•Y 61 Have lunch 22 Oppasllld pipes 63 Done .. rum . . . . ........ _,. ............ ~.. .... . . . . . .. . .. ~ 0 ::> ); C'l 0 0 -- H EY. SPE ED Y PEANUTS 0 0 0 0 C> Oo C> 0 1. I by Dale Hale by &nie Bushmiller ti. t JUDGE PARKER MISS PEACH MA~CIA'~ GIVING A EJIG NATlAllAL lt'E~OIA~lf 5 CON~E~ATION ~AiTY ! DICK TRACY VE.?.' ~'LL. SPeND TME EVENING ,y CANDLELIGHT. •. -EA,- WMATEVU'~ GETTING ~Al.E ..• DOOLErs WORLD ASm>NoMY. AW, IS 1fi£ snmv Of HEAV€NLV SOOtf.S AND 1HW~ MOv'lMlNTS DR. SMOCK GORDO YOLJ SAY YOU R 1V Sf:I ISN'1"' W O R K ING? HE:V! OWL ANO PVSS'lcATf IF YOU • ;wo WANT ro 00 TO SEA , AJ..L vcu NEED 15 A ~-0REEN BOA-rt . .SOME HONEY ANO PLEAJ:[V OF MONE:'I WRAPPED UP IN A FIVE POUND NOTE/ /HE TIOE WIJ..L BEf,!&llT -SEVEN TONl&HTf 1::.-b MOON MULLINS ® /'1. 0 by Charles M. Schulz HE WAS Cf<0551NG T~E DESERT AND FOUND '<OUR e>l.A"'KEI I JlJST WHAT I fl..iEED .. A BLANKE I FU .. L OF ow!! CACTUS STICi..E~S ~ . i by Harold Le Doux I EVEN HAVE DON'T DO THAT! ORDERS TO CALL I'LL PHONE HIM MR. DRIVER THE FIRST THING IN MINUTE YOU THE MORNlf'.IG! ; GET HERE ! ~ .......... _ ... . . ,. "'.- AND MINCE ANO .SLICC:S OF QUINCE lXT WllH A RUNCIBLE SPOC:>/'Jf • by Gus Arriola TH/EV J.INE >Jt5 cAeE 'NllH Tiie WJ:AiHER PACbE ANO 11 AC'rtVAIES f ~VE:l<V <:ioo.N• by Ferd Johnson THE GIRLS 12·6 "'~ """" ...,..,.. "Oh dc.ir. 1he Pre"dent '"counting on my help to solve the mclny problem' facing thrs country-doesn't he know I've got my hands full with Christmas?" -AND ~T.AlrT j. VOt.LEY!JALL GAM£ IN T'HE LIVING ltOOM 1;r 8 O'CLOCte TO Keep WA~M . WHAT IF WE DON'i MAYE A ? GOOD 11ME. by Mell DENNIS THE MENACE . ·~ - 'Mecws rr MEO'rAilON .~ oos rr ~ f XERCJSE ... eur I 00.L rr GCmH' a F ... ' ' f ' --1-- .. ' f S.turd•y December 6 1975 DAILY PILOT A Ja . ' Teachers to Learn THE f'AMIL \ CIRClJ Hy Bil Kt-OIU' Mesan Get Scholarshlp Stephen Wall of ('osta Mt>sa ha:, been av. ardt'd a :,<.•holar1>h1p al Linflt•ld College for the 1975 76 :sC'hool year. The iscbolar:ship, which pays for a third of tht- college's tuition fee:s, l!i m recognition for out sta nding academic actut>vt'mE'nt . Coast College C>Utrict Program Readied ? • By ALAN DIRKIN ( Of tt1t 0.11, ~lloUttff A professional development proaram, designed to encourage faculty of the Coast Community College District to improve their knowledge and teaching ability wUl be introduced at Orang~ Coast and Golden West colleges next spring. The program. approved by the board of trustees, will establish an Institute of Professional Development on each campus which will review requests for s abbaticals. attendance at workshops and retraining pro- grams. l T HOUGH THE TERM was not mentioned during discussion faculty leaders and trusf ee~ agreed later that the program was a step toward accoun-tability. Both Barbara Pogosian of the GWC academic senate and Phyllis Basile of the OCC senate ~aid that teachers were support- ing the program. They noted that all application and review procedUres were the , responsibility of faculty mem- t· bers. f "Peers tend to be the most severe critics," Ms. Pogosian said. Max Russell, vice chancellor in charge of personnel, said that the program attempts to coordinate all workshop and retraining re- quests and to fund them under one budget. Last year about $275,000 was spent, with sabbaticals costing $175,000. The program wlll be tried over an 18-month penod. WHI LE THE PROGRAM is describe d a s being for all employes of the district, the em- phasis is on teachers 260 al GWC. 275 at OCC. Three years have been spent setting it up, and it apparently grew from dissatisfaction caused one year when the number of sab- baticals was cut at the board level. The sabbatical issue is still sensitive for trustee Robert Humphreys said that he hoped there would be no more sab- batical reques ts solely for travel or for study outside a teacher's Colo'r Her Gwomy DOVER. Del. (AP) Lynn Rykken was the first on her block to get a new faddish "mood ring"thatis supposed to change color to reflect different moods. It was a cheerless black as she sat in the e mergency room of Kent General Hospital waiting for so- meone to cut the too-tight ring off her finger. The ring cost $2 The hospital bill was $18.&1. · Removing Healthy ... l Breasts Studied ORLANDO, Fla. <UPI) -Cancer is more likely to strike persons whose families have cancer history. • especially. if a large number of relatives have the f. disease, a Nebraska study-in_d_ic_a_t_e_s_. ------ Because of growing 1 evidence showing family r concentrations of malignancies. Dr. l lenry f T. Lynch, professor of preventive m edicine at Creighton University in Omaha, said physicians 1 should investigate the • medical his tories of ~ families to spot persons J with abnormal risks of cancer. L YNC H SA I D a f healthy 19-year-old girl whose family had a high cancer incidence was ad- ~ vised to have her breasts , removed because of the r~ danger s he would de- velop the disease. Her two sisters had breast cancer at ages 22 and 29, f1 \heir mother had breast f Encer at age 42, her aternal grandmother " ad the disease as did d cousins on genetics and cancer. urged creation of re- gional registries of can- cer-prone families lo help doctors identify pa- tients as ris ks so cancer can be detected early when treatment 1s most effective. He said a study of 5,000 consec utive persons checked by a mobile cancer detection urut in Nebraska showed cancer occurred in 9.8 percent of the• people when one of their parents, brothers or sisters had cancer. In families with two immediate relatives with cancer. the cancer risk went up to 16 .3 per- cent. It jumped to 22 per- cent -mor e than one in five -for persons with three or more cancer victims among their close relatives . ~veral maternal aunts -----------~ • LYNCH, SPEAKING ....... r ~t a national conference AMUSES In the I. DAILY PILOY 1"1$ the season to give hor an elegant Lady Seiko bracelet watch. cnoose from gt>Jden or s1~ery rones, chains and mesh and fobulous new fastiion rexturet And au this beautiful jewelry holds • a fine t 7 ·Jewel watch. You cart even cho.oee Her teW>rite cotot, becauS4 many of these walehe s ve ttioae famou' Seiko cotored cSiels. Evan tht PrlOO libe11,.1tlfiJI. ' ' \ field of compet~nce. He wanted the leave requests lo be for study only and for study in the teacher's field. "If things don't change, I will push for a change," Humphreys warned. Mrs. Basile expressed concern about the "ps) cbological im pact" the program might have because sabbatical requests - usually from 20 to 25 are gr anted each· year -for next year had just been submitted. She raised questions about whether seniori- ty would still be a factor if the board has to cut the number because of budget changes. "Does it make ony noise?" Nabers Cadillac has soinething you should know about A l~a~ing plan for the CaJill.-ic of your dwicl!. Ju·,tg1 veu•.,\l,\ll. 1\nd wl''ll tell yuu IH>\\ l".h\' at 1-. ll• ll'.hv ,in\' ot the te11 N~t;;~;1 -C~d1i1l~·c 'fit 2600 ll.1rhur Ulv<l ., Co'>ta Mesa 540-9100 HUMPHR EYS LATER ex- plained that his concern was that in the past he fell that once the list was pared sometimes peers were unable to cut it further and the tendency was to approve some requests on the basis of length of service. Humphrey~ in- dicated that the emphasis should be kept on quality. \~ ........ o.-...\ :.Jre-..•o ~~~ ..... ~~ ..... ~ ~ ....... o ~" .~-~pr · -~f'T"'·e·~"·~~b-~,.,-o·~ Cl ~ FASHION ·~ ISLAND STORES ) Al so in the policy statement establishing the program is the suggestion that some faculty members have not been keeping up with new techniques. The statement said that the program was needed because "in some i(l·· stances" the faculty does not have "motivation" to maintain an improvement program. ) OPEN EVERY NIGHT I l UNTIL CHRISTMAS 1 The program is designed to "encourage" teachers to "design developmental programs for themselves, to update them periodically, and to accept peer evaluation of their progress.'· •0,,, ~· ~-~ *·~ ~-~ ~·~ ~·~·· 0 • 0. •" 0 .-0 • 0 •• 0 • . . . . . . . . . -.. SYll!IAl!tf.010 55 years of experience bring you the GOLDEN TOUCH •• •ctt. -every new car is msoected 10< factory defects or sh1pp1ng damage as soon as 11 arrives npll'f ,. •F""--every new car is dehcalely ad1usted lo give top mechanical perforrrence ._.. ~ -each new car is ooflshed to a gleaming luster by hand rubbing with special waxes 20 ... ...., *I•• -1s given each car to double check handhng rattles or v1brat1ons tt..t 1a.-ct1 .. -a member ot the "golden touch .. team personally approves each car and cert1l1es "ready tor delivery " OFFER EMPIRES 11·6 l'o ohnson & son lit I 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA 540-5630 2 72 LINCOLN SlDAM Pn,.. ccncloloon "'I" only 31! '00 N"fu•• tnt"" A lfvty l)t.Wt1fi,1 lu111urv ear w.t~ e.i•I\ hlte AM FM >l•e<> lull - plus., mucl'I -·· l?O~FEVI 53875 7 4 LINCOLN COHTIMIMT AL Tl'I•~ QO<OllOU\ 4°"""' Hciln l>t• <lll'V 23 300 mt1H l u• .. •v i>au•n~to<t •"" llPK•llly onceo (~1 TKEll tSK"11til 55543 '73 LINCOLN WAH i¥ A••"• '"' I Cll to\ ov •• ,,_.. "" 0Ullfl "01n9 111a1,,. n r~, .. •u• ,,., f914HSV !SI0!>631A 71 llNCOlN COUf't Tl'w' " 1 c., WttP'I tf\.!\io.'''""'' t}t Vf\.V'Wl1 ""19' ,,,._.,"" .,. •• ,,..., '" ,...."6.,.,...., ,-••.c>tMv ·~ ••,ltrto braia.lfV l!'l48(AC1 ISIO ~Al s2os6 , 72 CAPRI 2000 • ,. 4 -.. 11> '*''°· eiectnc c:!oel. 1»7y \•d• mouldings v•"YI inter.or nttW" enq.,. ••'" 12 mo ,..,,aniv (~IEI ISK•ll023AI '69 MERCURY I MA!lqUIS "°""" ,,_,"O, .,, cond ra<J10 llOMlr , ..,,,.,.,.,.. S•mc>ly l>Hvfl!ul 1n-1"'1 °"'' 1251(442) (SI( 221011~ '71 FORD TC>alMO 6T , A Ult Wiii\ rNI et-fff ""9,,.,. NCI ... ~ l)j-"'"'14 ,.....,._ ... COnd -..10 '''"' OO•e• t1•ettn9 (6HOSXI 1$K111U,1 '73 GRAN ToalMO 52388 J6 DAILY PILOT Ul'ITtl...,_.. ('phPfd .\r tor com<.>d1Jn <..;od frey Cumbndgl' <:on- ' tnl't.'d Connct't1cut's Rl•al E::.talt> Com- m1::;s1on to s uspend three agt•nt::> he at'- L' Us ed of f al st•l y dt'~lTtbing $120,000 home hL' bought in H1dgd"1l'ld N e ws rac k Saturday December 6. 1915 Aquatics Fete Dec. 11 Ground breaking ceremom~s for the Ronald W. Caspers Memori ~•I Aquatics Center have been set for Dec. 11 at El Toro HJgh School. Dlgrutaries participating 1n the 9 a.m Cl'remonial spading include Fifth Distnct Suoervbor Thomas F Riley. Mrs. Ronald Ca::.pers. wife of the late supervisor, and George Henry, president of the Saddlebat·k Valley Unified School Dislnct 's board of trustees. ALSO P RESENT \\1l.l, be llerm Schmidt, principal of El Toro lhgh School. Dr. Richard Welle, supennten dent. and Loa Young, Carole Neustadt, William Kohler and Dennis Smith, all trustees of the Saddleback Valley ·Unified School Distnct. The SO-meter Olympic swimmtn~ pool is a cooperative venture between county officials and the school dis trict. Plans are to have 1t open for public swimming by June T H E P OOL WI LL B E open weekends and after school hours and include an instructional area as well as a ramp into the water for the han dicapped. The t'OSt of the facility 1s $651,000. $350,000 of which has been furmsh1•<f by lbe county under the rev~nue· shanng program . THE CER EMONY culm1nalcs three years of planning tor the facili ty. It began when former E l Toro Print'ip:iJ Robert Bosanko initiated talks with Caspers for financial as- sistance. Though Caspers' death delayed the project, the momentum was picked up by his s uccessor. Riley, who pried loose re ve.,ue-sharing funds to help support the project. SA DD.LE.BACK Valley Unified School District tru~tees approved con- struction of the pool last month even though the low bid exceeded the budget by $167,000. Drop Park Me te r s --River side Mayor SAN DIEGO <C PI> R1vers1de Mayor Ben Lewi::; ad ''l:>es San Diego officials to get nd o f parking meters in thr downtown area. "Parking meters helped kill Riverside's downtown area.· Lt•w1s said. "I wish we had gotl('n ndofthem sooner." Ordinance Alcoholism Bill R ej ect e d Gets Public Push EL CAJO!'J lAP l A state appellate court has overturned El CaJon s ord1nanl·e again st new::;racks on public s idewalks. calltng tht.• meas ure u11l·onsl1tu lion al It "a:s tht -.1•t·11nd t1ml' the la"' has bt•t•n n•Jt't't l"<i m the court:; San Diego County Superior C'ourt Judg~ F'rankhn Orf1eld made a s imilar rulin g 10 January 197-t, saying or dinance violated eon stitutional guarantees 0 1 freedom of speech The city has b<'t>n trv 1ng to clear the s idewalk s of the news rat'k'\, report<'dly because of the safety hazard they post• to pedestnans Also. <.·1 t1 lens ha\ t- complamed about porno I graphic newspapers be· I mg sold on the s treet m the racks. I ------------1 P UBLIC NOTICE LOS ANGELES CAP) -A group calling itself "Friends of SB204" has announced a drive to over- ride Gov. Ed<.mund Brown Jr.'s veto of an aJcohohsm-treatment bill. The organization said 1t would urge the Legislature to overturn the veto when l<1wmakt:"rs convene their 1976 session in January. The bill. mtrodul'ed by Sen. Arlen Gregorio I lJ San )tateo). would boost taxes on liquor. wme and beer by about S35 million to fund alcohohsm treat ment and rehabilitat10n programs. It cleared both legislative houses by wide margins this year but was vetoed by Brown, who questioned the value of alcoholism programs and said he was opposed to the bill's tax increase. The group said members include comedienne Carol Burnett, Los Angeles County Sheriff Peter Pitchess. Rep. Edward Roybal CD-Los Angeles). and the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors It takes a two-thirds vote of both the Assembly and the Senate to ovcrnd~ a veto SAYE 'I 0 .-· 1100 w.tt HA.lll>RYH ._.; ~-Meck:l 'J J9S,... yr.7,;;ALTER J 2052 Mc,.,.,_t ll•d. #6 Cost. Mese. C .. if. SU .. EAIO" COUATOI" THE STATEOFCALIFOANIA FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE Ho AIS"40 Classified ads sell bi~ 1it'ms. small item::. 11r anr 1 1tl'm. Ju:.t call &i2 567~ OAOEA TO SHOW CAUSE tn,.AMVLYNNP(PPLE dM1no• bv w.i11-. J llr>d Su'"'' l PtPOI•, "°'' Mlur.11 P••"nl\, tor (P\•n<J• ot Na,,,.. WHEREA!'> W.tllrr J ,.,,., !.u""' l Pfipplfl, Ptl1t1on1" ~-. ttw nttturctl ldther <1nd molh•r, re'P"' l•V1'IV. of Ap 1>11cant. hav• hll'O d Pf 11t1on wolh tho> n .. rk of th1\ Court for nn ar11~r th.tnQ '"II Applocanl \ ndm~ lrom Amy Lynn P,,ppte lo Lynn Jf'nntfr•r P•pplt' IT IS. OROERF 0 that dfl i>er';ons on 1tor~~lPd tr'I thfo abO'Vt' f'nl1tlf"d mdlttr "l>ll'!•r betorf' llH\ Courl di 10 00 A M on Dt;c•mber 30. 1q1s 1n 0.1>.irt""'"' NO 3, ti 700 C••tc (tnt•r Or"•t -\I '">ant• Ana, C..ltfOrt'\1d, and '\'10W t au"f' '' anv. w"v tM Pf'l1t1on tor <ha'9 ol na""' \hOuld not be Qr a nt( cl IT IS. FURTHER ORDERED 11\al a 'OOY of tht\ Grdfllf to \P'IOW 'MJY be 0ut>to\llf'd tn '"" OrAnqt (llo<t Oa1tv \s NeW '(ork ? A\one \n woes . Pt101, • f'PW1DoeO~r 01 9f°"~'•' c rtula t•on or1nt~d '" Oran9to County @mr•l.Y, C..11forn1• one, a w .. f'k tor tour 'ut ly cl"\\, .... -~'\ P••o• 10 '"' 0.1 .. "" '°' We'? ... _ .. ,,.....,.nq on th1\ P..t•hon ff OATEO Nov~mf>"r 13 1~7~ SAMUEL OREllf N Jud90' of I~" Su~• •Or Cou• I WALTEAJ PEPPLE 74.lU Arm.Ma Ort .. 0.M Potlll, CA • .,.,, 71' ltt).S.UI 111 ,.._,,. "9no"• Pubh\llf'd OrM~ I O~\I O"oly PolOt No• IS, n 29 41"CJ 0.-c ~ 19H 4JS~IS DPath ,\otieP# Pa.lll<ER JUL I A v c N f r r A I> AR " E R •ort'n{'r r~1c1tnl ot '>dn B•rn,1d1no (d P~\'>"d aw1>v Oer•m!>l'r ~ 191\ di Nl'WPOr1 BeM.h, ~ C,urv•v•<l t;,y r h•ldren. Ei<'llV ano O•c~ PM~ ~Ml f '~"Ir and 0111 P.rur On~ '' IPr !l•tll Mc~ ot ~wport Ei<'.trl'I (d A"O \urV1Wd Dy' Q••ndc,,1ldrro "'"" l QtP41 9randchlldr•n No '"''"''<"\ Arntnf'r ""'"'\ bv Tne N•ptu"" ~<••Iv w1111 burt41 at \~4 lh< Nl'ptur>e C,.X14'f'( dir.ctors. BALTZ-BERGERON FUNERAL HOME Corona del Mar 673-9450 Costa Mesa 646-2424 BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9 150 McCORMICK MORTUARY Laguna Beach 494-94 15 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 ' PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetety Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1hc View Drive Newport Beach. Ca1tforn1a 644-2700 PEEK FAMILY CO\.ONIAL FUNERAL HOM! 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 SMITHS' MORTUARY 827 Main St Huntlno1on Be~ 63M!539 New York's prominence as the world's largest deadbeat over- shadows an even larger crisis - the survival of American cities. Family Weekly writers explain the New York mess and discuss how other cities are struggling to stay afloat. Stars of the top- r ate d "Starsky and Hutch '' serie s, John Denver end a Hallmark Hall of Fame special on Abraham Lincoln are featured In TV Week. All Coming Sunday in your DAILY PILOT r .11tt1lul tt·111odu< l•tJll ul E"rlY A111t t11 .111 ~lhOOI di)(~ lh.,1vy, )OluJ woud t i~e 111 IJ,11k ptrt(• '''"'It lr.t(lt t1unJI d111I With •null• colot Colon1.tl tlo r.tl 1h«1H.1t1un h." IJldCk Rom.Hi 1111mcr.ol~ •• 11d minute trick I um lion.ti p1·ndu lvm ·~ ~.;1111 ~ulc1 ft ttl\h. H2 I "•". W I J '•''.By Bulov.i ----·--------------- 1 h1~ cordless elt>etrunic version o t the old ~hoolhouse wall clock IS ~ .iu1hent1cally . ,-:((!f" styled from its ~~4.,, )' octdgonal case to f .J its big br<1ss ~ pendulum. And it's . ·I mdde of fine 8ra1ned 1 soltd wood with a ' rrch walnut finish. A reJI collector's item! ~.-.,,..!• HURRY or YOU'LL BE LATE ••• BULOVA FACULTY 20~x 13W' California's Most Beautiful Clock Shops c~!.~~~.~A I !~~~~'.~ 556-2921 956-3402 .... ,; l 0-9 Mon. thtv Thurs. 9-6 Mon. mrv F • . 9 9 Sa 9 "'/"·· 12 ~ Sat. 10-6/wn. 12-5 fr1. -I t. -.... n. ~ FULL FINANCING AVAILABLE lA-I-BOY WHlliS SHOWCASE I l f ·• I . I\. • .. ; .. .. '; r .· •• I . ' I .. •J . .. T J 't ' ' • I -• l . " ' , • l ,. .. ~ ' ~ #-,. • • ._ --~ • • . . . • n I • a.•., 'tt I ....... l 8 •.-A> Ji.. .-~-. "'-~ ~ I • i ' Saturday. l>ecembet' 8. 1975 DAILY PILOT •• .Hnheaten 6(?,€ Faces Greatest Challenge t By CRAIG SHEFF team has been undefeated. Roadt'unn er s a re led by tout'hdowns thi\) season and White's chief receiver is Mike to the All South Coast Conference \ 0ttMD•11•~•i.tSWt But the '75 contingent figures sophomores Leon Verstegen and needs two more to tie OJ. Gage (30 receptions, 440 yards, team. NORWALK Orange Coast to surpass that mark tonight-quarterback Mike Ortiz. Simpson's record of27, set while threeTDs). The Pirates have been idle Colleae bids to cap its greatest although Pirates coach Dick Verstegen bas rushed for 981 the ex USC star was playmg for U that isn 't enough the Pirates since Nov. 15, but Tucker doesn't football season tonight when the Tucker says it will be his team's yards this season while Ortiz has City College of San Francisco. have a strong defense that bas al· think it ·u make any difference. Pirates tangle with Rio Hondo biggestchallengeoftheyear. passed for 531 after missing Arcomando has gained 1.087 lowed only 72 yards per game o-.ec-st~u-.. College in tbe Avocado Bowl at Rio Hondo comes Into the many of the early season gartes yards this season, averaging 6.4 rushing. Cerritos College, here. game with an 8·1 record, its last with injuries. yards per carry. That total and That unit is led by end Mike 165 G.:"lff/I,. se oe ~ro~'"" A crowd of about 8,000 is ex· victory a 21 -16 decision over But the key for Rio Hondo is de his two-year rushing mark of Frost, the South Coast defensive uo Cl••1t LT OT co.1r 19S 220 200 2U 2U 210 ltO 171 pected. Golden West College for the tense. The Roadrunners must .1.~ yards are OCC records. player or the year. Other good ~~ ~~~~! ... ~ ~ .:":r!'w,111 It's been 12 years since OCC Southern California Conference ·contain the likes of Tony Ac· White has been almost as ones are down linemen Ross 20S Ma<111.., RG ~ un11 has been unbeaten. The '63 title. Golden West gave rival comandoandDaveWhiteifthey awesome. He's passed for 1,495 Malinows ki and Jim Gair, :~ ~~ t:i~~::;m Junior Rose Bowl champs went OCC its toughest battle before have any chance of winning. yar~ this season, completing 86 linebacker T .A. Brown, and deep 110 Ao.ms FL ce ......... rton 10·0, the only other time in falling, 31·14. Accomando, a first team of 150 (57 percent) with 18 going backs Dave Bienek and Mark ''IO Vfhil• 00 ce Hlcu Or C h• 170 Accomando RB SS 81•nell ange oast istory a football Coach Marty Blackstone's All-American, has scored 25 for touchdowns. Modes, all of whom were named m P.ero-RB FS ~ ''° 110 1'0 Bruins, Trojans Trillillph FV Loses With 0:26 to Go, 24~ I 7 LOS ANGELES-Freshman guard Brad Holland came off the bench to score 17 points and lead fifth-ranked UCLA to a 90-80 victory Friday night over the San J ose Stale Spartans in a nonconf erence basketball game. It was the 82nd consecutive home court victory for the Bruins at Pauley Pav!Hon. The 6·2 Holland scored nine points late in the first half as UCLA built up a 49·39 lead. UCLA also got 16 points from senior guard Andre McCarter. $AN JOSE l•I Sincock 17, Hooue u , F•lr" Mock~y n Quinn 4, EubankS ~.Metter\ 8 UCLA (tol Wnhlngton 11, John,on IJ. Orollln~r 10. $9411-2. McCuter 1'. 0 11-1. Townsend 4, Holland 17, Green•oocl4. Sm•th4 Halltll'04I UCLA 4•, Sa11 Jo\fll'I Total louts S..n .low 12, UCLA 23 Fouled out WaU11"91on. A 12.1»1 VSC Tops \! andy NASHVlLLE, Tenn. -Bob Trowbridge scored 22 points and Marv Safford 21 to lead unbeaten Southern California to a 77·72 victory Friday night over Vanderbilt in the first round of the Vanderbilt Invitational Tourney. Southern Cal will play tonight's championship game against Kansas State, an 89·85 overtime winner over Holy Cross. Southern Cal jumped to an early lead and extended it to 12 points, 43·31, at halftime. The Trojans, 3·0, hit well from the baseline while Vanderbilt had trouble getting to the basket. Fonner Corona del Mar High -standout Casey Jones scored seven points for the Trojans. SOUTHE!tNCALl771 Trowbtld9t 21, Wlllle 16, fMlovlc S, Evam '· S.f· lord21, Jones 7. 8oyd2 VANDEllt81L T fnl Fosnes IS. Ford 9, s ... eo 10. Moore 9. Fe~ 23, Bemandener 2, Kelter' H•lttlme· Soutllern Cal 4l, Vandtrblll 31 Tot•I fouls· Soutllern Cal 24, Vanderbltt 21 Fouled out: W?llle, Moore A 1,SSO Ellender Fired NEW ORLEANS -Head football coach Bennie Ellender was dismi ssed by Tulane University Friday~ ending weeks of speculation on his fate. By ROG ER CAR1.50N ot ti.. 0.lly ~li.tSW" Unheralded Fountain Valley, no better than third in its own league and the 31st team selected in the 32-team CIF 4·A football playoffs, punished St. Paul High's No. 1 and undefeated Swordsmen from start to finish. But a 94-yard kickoff return and a fumble setting up a 20-yard scoring march turned the tide as St. Paul escaped the overflowing confines (7,300) of Orange Coast College Friday night with a 24·17 victory over the classy Barons. In the end it was Tim Nolan breaking loose for a 10-yard touchdown run with 26 seconds left as St. Paul was maneuvering for a last·se<:ond field goal try. It was a tough finish for the Barons, who had outplayed St. Paul down the line only to lose out to a team that scored touch- downs on a 94-yard kickoff return and on a disputed three-yard pass on fourth down when the ball bit the turf and bounced into the St. Paul receiver's arms unnoticed by the r efs -but clearly viewed by sideline spectators. Fountain Valley marched 75 and 79 yards through the toughest defense in the CI F and it was sophomore Willie Gittens running (94 yards in 19 carries. including an 18-yard scoring sramper) and Dove's darts (ll of 16 for 151 yards) that were making shambles of St. Paul's defense. Pound for pound and on the line of scrimmage Fountain Valley won the game. The Barons drew first blood in the second quarter when Dove went over from inches out to culminate the 75· yard march. The key plays were a 35-yard strike from Tim Holmes to Ken Margerum and a 23-yard hookup from Dove to Mike Marquez. Gittens ran for 11 and 6 yards before Dove went over. But that glory was quickly erased as St. Paul 's Randy Meacham returned the ensuing kickoff 94 yards for the equalizer . Matt McFarland, who punted six times for a 40.0 average, toed the PAT and later kicked a 30· yard field goal with 27 seconds left in the half. St. Paul scored again in the third period on the bounce pass to John Mitre after FV lost the ball on a fumbl" center snap al the 20. But coach Bruce Pickford's Barons refused to fold, blitzed 79 yards alter a penalty gave them a first-and-25 situation, behind Dove's passing and Gitten's 18· yard scoring dash. Steve Steinke toed his second PAT, then came through with a 39-yard field goal lo tie the game at 17 with 4:29 left. But St. Paul was equal to the task at that point, moving 79 yards in 11 plays for the winning score. Kevin Patterson and friends dominated the game de fensively-but St. Paul moves on to the semifinals. Arkansas, .A&MClash For Title LI'ITLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - Arkansas coach Frank Broyles was giving a little pep talk to Razorbacks fans, not the players. "I'd like to say one of the big factors in our game Saturday will be whether our fans are truly involved in the game," Broyles said. "I hope it will be like the Southern Cal game two years ago.'' In that game, Arkansas upset USC, the eventual national champion, 22·7 before a full house that called the hogs con· stanUy. Arkansas plays Texas A&M here today with the host role in On Tl' Todafl Channel 7 at l the Cotton Bowl at stake. A&M is 10·0 for the season, 6·0 in the Southwest Conference and ranked second in the country. Arkansas is 8·2 for the season, 5·1 in the SWC and ranked 18th. Krueger to Tanapa LOGAN, Utah -Phil Kreuger, head football roach at Utah State University the past three years, has resigned to become an assistant coach with the new Tampa team of the National Football League. FV'S CHRIS DOVE (10) HANDS OFF TO WILLIE GITTENS (44) AS TIM BIENEK (52), RICHARD STANTO~ (60) BLOCK. A victory by Arkansas means the Razorbacks would share the championship with A&M and Texas and would oppose Georgia in the Cotton Bowl because they haven't been since 1966. A&M went in 1968 and Texas played in the Cotton Bowl in 1974. Malone to Ja%%? NEW ORLEANS -The New Orleans Jazz of the National Basketball Association will take American Basketball Association star Moses Malone in Tuesday's special NBA draft, a team spokesman said Friday. The special draft was scheduled by the NBA to settle negotiating rights to Malone and four other ABA players. Yank• Rfre Berra NEW YORK Yogi Berra, fired as manager of the New York Yankees in 1964 and the the New York Mets in 1976, was hired by the Yankees Friday as a coach. The SO.year·old Berra, a Hall of Fame catcher after 18 seasons with the Yankees, was given a -0ne-year contract. FV Grid Statistics GAME STATISTICS F1nt cio..ns rushlno First oowns pus1110 Finl downs ~nalllU Total 11"1 oowns YerdS rust11no Yerds PHSlng Y•rdslost Net yard' ~·ned Pun's-aver a~ distance Yardspen•ll~d Fumbles-fumbles lost sc . .-.v1 10 l 0 13 '~ 18 220 ~o ).37 ~ Score by O\Mlrten St.P•ul Fountain Valley G1tt11ns Musw Dow Tot•I' A.nclch Velrniueta Johnston Nolan Tolals Dow Holmes Tot•ls Johnston RUSHING Founttlft V•lt.f tell 19 " s 30 St. P•vl 17 12 " s 40 PASSING FoVftlAlll Valt.y ... IK lt. " 1 I 17 12 St.Pall! 19 ' 0 10 7 0 7 I \'9 yl 97 J " 0 IJ • 119 11 43 0 74 ' II 11 ,. 0 1~ II ..... " 1 ISi 0 JS I "' 0 IS FV s 9 0 14 129 186 II »I S.33 6 ).JS 3-1 7-H 3-11 ••t 4q 3 I '0 3 6 7 s S6 .06 S6 u !Kl. .. 1 000 11» .~14 Basketball Tiff ' UCI Faces SoCal UC Irvine's basketball team, which launched the season with a 67·46 victory over Humboldt State Wednesday, figures to get a much stiffer challenge tonight when the Anteaters host Southern Cal College at 8o'clock. Coach Tim Tift 's Anteaters do not have a starter over 6·5, thus tbey'll sulter in the rebounding department against the tall Vaniuards. Tift wlll probably start Nale Jonts (6 3) and Tim Tivenan (6-0) at auards. Je(( Butler (6-5) at center and Steve Clevland (M) and Scott Jenkin~ (6-4) at rorwards. But he also h H ex<'eptional talent on the bench In guards BilJ Younce (8·3> and Kevin Davis (5-11), atone with centers Mike Fitamorrta (6·7) and Dan Hair (8-5). 'I All saw quite a big of playing time as UCI hit 53 percent from the floor and played well de· fensively against Humboldt. Coach Paul Peak's Vanguards have dropped their first two games to Cal Baptist and Pt. Loma, due mainly to the loss of forward Ted Bergerson. Bergerson, the leading scorer and rebounder for the past two seasons at sec. is in the hospital with pneumonia in both lungs. He isn't expected back until mid January. Peak will start G-10 freshman Randy Adams at center, 6-8 Doug Posey and 6·5 Charles Johnson al forwards and Tom Watkin! (6-0) and David Barr on (6· l) at guards. Johnson has had a knee injury • but did see action in the first two games. MIKE MUSSO AND MARK BURKE (45) BLOCK AS WILLIE GITTENS (LEFT) RUNS FOR A TD. An A&M victory would give the Aggies undisputed claim to the SWC title . The los er of today's game will play Southern Cal in the Dec. 22 Liber· ty Bowl at Memphis. Does Arkansas have a home field advantage? "That's a help .•. not an ad· vantage," Broyles said. "Especially, if the fans are in· volved." The game has some natural matchups. A&M's defense is No. 1 in the country, allowing an average of 175.5 yards per game, and No. 1 in defense against the run, with an average of 71.9 yards per game. Arkansas is second in the coun· try in rushing with an average of 335.9 yards per game and leads the Southwest Conference in total offense with an average of 409.3 yards per game . Texas entered last week's game ~ith the Aggies as the top scoring team in the country but managed only a field goal against the A&M defense in a 20-10 loss. Texas' other score came on a punt return. "They are a complete football team in every respect," Broyles 'iaid. "Their defense is outstand· ing because of many factors - they're experienced, talented and have speed. Yo¥anpickout · any ot them and "8tch tbern one game and you would say they were all-conference.'' . Evert, Connors vs King, Riessen LAS VEGAS (AP) -Billie Jean King and Marty Riessen meet Chris Evert and her one· time tiance Jimmy Connors here today in a $150,000 challenge match dubbed the "Love Doubles." Tbe winners or the best three out of five sets will aet $100,000. plus a decision to make - whether to take up the challenge of John Newcombe and Margaret Court to play the victors. • The losers of today's contest will split $50.000. Though older than their com· Ott T\'Todafl Oaannf'I 2 ai Noott • petitors -Riessen celebrated his 34th birthday Thursday and King la also over 30 -they are rated favorites over the Connors-Evert combo, both in their 20s. Part of their rating edge comes from the pair's experience in doubles playing, while Connors and Evert have concentrated on singles matches. Neither Riessen nor IGng has been in competition since Sep. tember, and both have been dog· gedly practicing on the indoor court at Caesar's Palace, where they've run into 11ome problems with the new surf ace tn the 4,()()0..seat tennis pavilion. ne surface keeps bunching up at tbe seams. Promoters pr<>mised to bave the problems fixed ln lime tor the start of the match. Riessen and Ki113 said ·tl\ey Could recall pla.ytn& as doubles partners only once before, •bcNt seven years a10, and had ne~ played against Connors alid Evtrt. ' ., DAIL. Y PtL.OT Saturday, December 8, 1975 iPirates • I 'In 69-60 Tars ( 24-0) Nab CIF Polo CroWI!- Setback By CRAIG SHEFF Of .. .,. ............. Santa Monica City College shot a sizzling 64 percent in the second half to band Orange Coast College a 69-6 0 defeat in semifinal 'action in the Miles .Eaton basketball tournament at OCC Friday night. The victory sends the Corsairs into the finals tonight against Ox· nard College, 80-72 winner over El Camino in the other semifinal game Friday. Santa Monica and Oxnard duel at 9 tonight following the 7 o'clock third place game matchingOCC and El Camino. The Co r s airs d1dn 't see daylight until f1 ve minutes re· mained in the game. At that point, Santa Monica took an eight-point lead and maintain it the rest of thew ay. It was a close battle most of the way with the Corsairs unable to hit with consistency over an OCC zone in the opening half. But San- ta Monica warmed up con· sider ably after the intermission. OCC never had the lead, although the Pirates tied it on three occasions. The closest the Bucs got in the sttond half was 51-50 with 6:58 to go when 6-6 center Mike Denham hit a pair of free throws. But the Corsairs' Jerry Weems tut a short jumper and teammate Floyd Hooper followed with a long shot from outside and OCC trailed, 55-50. Then, following a Kent Brush free throw that narrowed the gap to 55-51, the Corsairs put it away on a pair of free throws by Jeff Perry and another basket by Hooper. Thal made it 59-51 with five minutes left and Santa Monica held the advantage the rest of thew ay. Orange Coast received solid play from reserves Bryan Ren- ner and Chris Baker. Baker, a fr eshman from Corona del Mar. hit three key baskets mid way through the ..first half to get the Pirates back bi the game after they trailed by p much as 10 points. And Renner, a sophomore. .cored 13 points, nine in the aecond half. : Santa Monica finished with a kbooting percentage of 52. 7 (29 of 55) while Orange Coast hit 24 of S6for42.9 percent. o-.. c.Mt f'°) SaftU MM!u 16t) ,, ft pf ,, ,, ft pf .. 0 2 1 , ...,_, ) 2 • • 4 I I t ~rTY l 4 3 10 S 0 2 10 O.t419r.,.99 4 2 2 10 101 4 Sh<Jmway 4 0 4 9 105 4~ 6 ?314 53113 ~~ 7 0314 I 1 0 J 4'ron<lllck 2 I 2 S l 1 3 1 CNntn o o t o 7 4 I 8 T01•1\ 7'I II 2l •t 24 12 a M> • :-Hatttlmt OC C 73, Santa Monica 23 Saddleback ·1n 104-102 Cage Win Mike Bokosky and Dennis Smith combined for 51 points to spark Saddleback College to a 104-102 victory over Santa Ana College Friday afternoon in the consolation bracket of the Miles Eaton bas ketball tournament at Orange Coast. Coach Bill Mulligan's Sad· dleback Gauchos return at 5 to- day to face Santa Rosa for the c?OOSOlation crown. Santa Rosa ctefeated Phoenix. 87-76, Friday. "Bokosky scored 27 points, $mith added 24 and three other Gauchos scored in double figures jpthe run-and-gun affair. The 206 'fOIDls by both teams wiped out Qie tournament record of 186 set iq 1971 and tied last season. • -S.ddleback won the game with a minute to go when Dave Maracich, a freshman from OQcago. sank a pair of free ttirows to give bis team a 104-100 tad. The Dons added the game's AD.I two points with seconds to 10. Bob Dove scored 17 points for tbe Gauchos while Buck Day and Mark Lovelace each had 12. s.MeMa (tl:JI .. ",. .. 10 2 > n "6 4l' 0 0 ' 0 • , ' 1• 1 , 4 1 • 0 j ,, 1 0 1 , d 16 23 '°' By GLENN WIDTE Of tk 0. lly '"''" 54a" LOS ANGELES-Newport Harbor's Hi&h 's invincible water polo team put a perfect end on a perlect season Fr1day night by thumping Sunny Hill s of Fullerton, 8-5, at East Los Angeles College to capture iti; first CIF 4-A polo crown since 1970. El Dorado beat Riverside Poly 8-5 in overtime in the 3-A finale. Coach Bill Barnett's gifted Newport seven thus tucks away a 24-0 record along Wlth its Cl F championship trophy. And it left little doubt about its overwh- elming s uperiority against all comers this year The Sailors Jumped to a SO lead wilb 2:31 left in the halt, but the one-sided officiating of Don Snutb and Walt Puffer (fouls were 18 for Newport, 5 against Sunny Hills at one juncture) kept the Lancers in the game. Sunny Hills got three goals when Newport was playing a man short .. But even at that the Lancers could t1ever get closer than tlteir 5-3 haUtime deficit. Sunny Hills tallied three times in the last 2: 11 of the half to get back into contention. How ever . Newport salted Uungs away in the third quarter when Ted McGmJey.picked up a loose bull und (ired it into the goal with 4 .14 remainin8 in the period. Then with 52 seconds left m the frame Greg FUits blasted in a bullet from 12 feet to make it 7-4. Sunny Hills made a belated bid to overtake the superior Sailors. but another McGinley goal with 1 :07 remaining in the game iced the verdict. Je(f De Mott came in to pick up two errant Lancers passes in the closing 90 seconds to help seal the verdict. Newport goalie Randy Parole was a standout, making six Dally ~lot PhOtos by Patrkll O'Do-11 NEWPORT'S GREG FULTS (4) READIES T9 FIRE AT .SUNNY HILLS' GOAL. FRANK ANDERSON LOOKS FOR A Hoop_ Action Eagles, MV Roll Estancia High 's Eagles and the Mission Viejo Diablos recorded their second straight non-league b~sketball victories Friday night as Estancia downed host Rancho Alamitos, 73-60, and Mission Viejo rolled, 58-48, at Torrey Pines. Dana Hills was a 55-47 victim to invading Vista and Fallbrook stopped visiting Laguna Beach, 71-56. Jim McCloskey was in foul trouble early, but came back to score 10 straight points in the third quarter to break it open for Estancia. Sophomore Jim Price took up the slack with McCloskey out with fouls and scored 11 points, while reserve guard Jeff Krohnf eldt added 19 for the winners. Steve Sawyer led the Mission Viejo .attack with 23 points, 18 rebounds and four blocked shots as the Diablos rolled. Mission Viejo had a 15-point lead in lbe first half. but Torrey Pines cut it to 46-38 with 3:40 left before lbe winners pulled away behind Sawyer. Dana Hills was victimized by a one-point third quarter after holding a seven-point lead at the half. Henry Mikiewicz led Dana Hills in scoring with 17. Ben Bacon and Dusty Dvorak had 15 and 10 rebounds between them and Dvorak clicked for 21 points, but it was n't enough" to slave of( Fall brook. IEll-1• (7U ,,,. ... tp Van Horn 3 a l 14 Hall 1 I S S Mc CIO\key I 1 S 17 c.ont.r I 0 3 2 l(rQNlleldt 1 S l l'I 8hc:hoft 0 0 2 0 Nevmenn 0 ' , uRu. 0 0 1 Price s 1 3 11 ColllM 0 1 0 I (;.leuon 0 O 1 0 Total\ ?ti 17 t9 73 0.M Hiiia (47) Peu~ Miki-tu Hein 8- Hoffm.n eraoo Awve Totals ,, " pf ,, 4 2 7 10 6 s s 17 1 6 , • ' ' 1 l , 1 4 s 0 • • ' 0 0 0 0 u " 11 ,, Score Illy Quart.n esten<I• 11 u 1• n-n ~n<hOAl•mll~ 10 17 13 10-40 sc.,.. lltv Ou•"-" Def\I Hiiis Viste U.-.. Mll CMI ft II '' 1P S.COft 3 2 I t Llllutrom 2 i 2 'I 8 Smith ) , 4 • ~•IC 1 7 l 21 Piie• 3 0 • 6 T•y!Or 1 1 2 3 Alelns 0 1 0 1 l!Ylf'IS 0 0 2 0 TotelS ,, II 1' S6 IJ 16 1 17~7 10 12 IS ll~S Mbsl..i Viele CMI .. " ... '" Ada<TI\ 1 , , s Z09!I • , 0 11 s.wver • 1 • n ~ttrup 2 • 2 10 KaMedy 0 I I I McOoMld 2 0 I 4 Oensltllon 2 0 0 4 TOlalJ 1' 10 10 51 SC-lltr Qu111n Mlnlorl Via Jo Tcwr...,PIMS ,, •• .., °"""'" 1t 1115 I~ u • 13 14-4 ..__ he<ll 13 17 • ll-i6 F•llbn>oll 10 n 10 1t-1 l GWCBags 95-94 Win MOORPARK -Dale Parker scored 29 points and Jack Fletcher hil 23 in sparking Golden West College to a wild 95.94 basketball win over Santa Barbara City College in the semifinals of the Moorpark tournament Friday night. The victory puts the Rustlers into tonight's finals at 9 against Riverside, a 98·82 victor over Glendale, Ariz. Parker and F letcher came through with clutch plays in the closing minutes to win it. With the Rustlers ahead, 89-88 with 1 :55 to go, Parker scored a basket. He added two free throws 30 seconds later to give GWC a 93-88lead. Then after Santa Barbara sliced the margin lo 94-92, Fletcher hit a free throw with nine seconds left to give Golden West its fourth win in five games. Both teams sizzled from the field. The Rustlers hit 5.5 percent of their shots (37 of 67) while Santa Barbara canned 63 percent. JolwlMft Fl.tc:Nr Sd\11'-CI p,,..., oa~k 0.lcM!I ... , (ti) ,, " ,. tit • I 5 • WlllOll 10 J 1 U HlrKlller a ) 3 IS Je<~llOft 11 7 3 H TelAll • , l 10 .. ",. ... o I t 2 ' 2 1 • 1 I I 3 J1 21 1t tj 11Stlers, OCC Riddle Polo Foes CUPERTINO-Arch rlvals anse Coast and Golden Wnt ea battle this morning ln tti• state JC wJter polo MQaitanaJs after both r~ded ~ first round Victoria Friday flt Anu Colle1e, here. wU\ner of this momiaa's ~b advances to th~ cbam· JJt-.lbip aame tbJ1 afternoon •alnst the -wictor ol the oth~r limifinal tilt between F\allerton .and DeAnza. , 1 Golden West, hehind the play of Don Caskey. Todd Leeds and Tom Crook, toppled College of the Sequoias, 10-4 . And occ·s .Pirates downed College ol San Mateo, 13-6, gettina 1parklin~ play from David Lund, Steve Smith, Craig Farmer and aonht BiU Prichard. F\Jllerton advanced with an 18-11 victory over West Valley while DeAnu whipped Long Be.ch City Colleae, 11 3. l Caskey bad five goals, Crook scored three times and Leeds sparkled both on offense and de- fense for coach Tom Hermstad 's Rustlers. OCC coach Jack Fullerton called the Pirates win a team ef- fort, but especially lauded the pl1y of Farmer and Prichard. The BucK, holding a S.l halftime lead, put the aame away wilh a seven·aoal onslaught in the lhlrd quarter. The loser of this morning's OCC-GWC game will play for third place this afternoon. The Rustlers have defeatedOCCtwtce t.hiueason by 6·5 and 7-.5margw. sc--. Olle..-n ~ Wlttt • 0 • 2-10 Col~of5-QuelH I I 0 2-• Oolckfl Wot HO<lrta-(••kty ), T O'IOll J. ,. llMlll, "00. su,.111y Olt•~.,, OrenotCoetl • ' , 1-1) s.n l'MttO I 0 I 1-• Of..,.. Coat! K0,111<1-Camotlllll '·I Sftlilll l, lllfld 2, P:•r~, S. lmltll, MllCNll, Do0rtl1, WyaU ' spa.rkUnc saves of tough shots, including a penalty throw. And Fults filled in al goalie on a 30- second peDalty ejection and also mac$e a key save. John Dobrott played sur · f ocating defense and came up with three steals. Additional Newport goals went to Kevin Robertson (two), Fults, George Newland and Frank Anderson. Milch White also played well before fouling out with 4 : 16 to play . Barnett credited good de- fensive pressure when it was most needed and the fine play of Parole for the victory. Bill-BARNETT Lymrood F alh Sea Kings Win Tollrney, 57-55 By HOWARD L. HANDY Of tM Da II y Pi let stftf Alex Black and · a well - disciplined supporting cast of Corona del Mar High Sea Kings, held on to post a 57-55 victory over Lynwood High's Knights Friday night to annex the MarinaWestminster basketball tournament c hampionship at Westminster. For his part in the victory, Black was named most valuable player of the event but it took a fine team effort for coach Tandy Gillis' Sea Kings to win the title. Up by 11 points (46-35) with 7:20 remaining, the Sea Kings faltered in the waning minutes, committing nine fourth quarter turnovers that nearly cost them the game. Most of them were on bad passes. . The plucky Knights, refusing to give up, took advantage of the turnovers to close the gap and move in front, SS-54 with 20 seconds left. Branning Sparks Vikes, 93-78 By RON EVANS Of tM 0.Hy ,.li.t Matt Field general Rich Branning wasn't perfect Friday night. But he w as the next thing to it as he passed, blocked s hots. scored and directed the Marina High &hool basketball team to fifth place in t he Marina- Westminster tournament with a 93-78 victory over Tustin's Tiller. El Toro's bid for seventh place in action at Westminster High, went awry as Villa Park used a height advantage to topple coach Wendell Witt's Chargers, 56-44, in Friday's opener. Branning, Marina's All · CIF prep s tar, scored 34 points, 19 of them in the final period to turn a close game into a 15-point breather. Early in the game he passed off to teammates for open shots after bringing the ball down court with authority. When the Tustin Tillers moved within two of the Vikings in the second quarter, he blocked a shot and stole the ball on another occasion. But his performance also had two bad passes for turnovers to dispell a perfect evening. In this respect, h e wasn't alone, however. ~ Marina had 23 for the game to 19 for Tustin. Tustin's spiri~ offense with taller players, was in the game until the fourth quarter when Branning took charge of the scoring as well as other aspects of the game. The Tillers trailed all the way and were down by eight al intermission and held their own in the third period. But that's as far as it went. Marina hit al a torrid 68.9 percent from the floor while Tustin was hitting 45.3 percent. Branning cann e d 13 of 17 attempts. El Toro ran into difficulty by missing an abundance o( early shots, connecting on only six of 27 for the first half. Yllte .. rtl CNI at""91 .. I .. " .. ,, ., " ,. .. HtlMICtfl Hllr'Wltt 'INCOlnftls 5'niltoval ._,.,_ Ooodfr'd MKICty VardoM Kiiroy Mo,..W. Total& ' o o 10 'Miiie ' ! ' ' t0t4Sl"911 tOOl • O J 12 MIUl1111 l 2 2 • 4 0 I t MlrtHlll t 0 1 A • 0 , • ~ldltl" , 0 1 • A 0 0 t °"'1tl 1 0 t t ootol"r.-r 1011 1 O t t Ht"" I 1 0 4 1io.~WMO•o•n O O 1 o Totals 1t 6 I .. t7 , .. ,. • 11 '!0-44 14 14 ,. I._,. .,....."', MtriMlnl J-"-Ciny .... 0.•l•rotn 1(.1(1 .. ., c.ec:11r1111 "'''°" ''""'· 6 , s ,. Uf!Md 1 1 ' ,, ..._ 5 • I ,. CIMfl • 1 0 11 1111\i.r ' i a • 1rtr1111ne ' 1 • " Vfttt'tft 0 0 I 0 lttftter 0 I 0 1 HeWtllflS DMtrlcll " " ,. , .. J 0 I 6 I 0 I 16 ' 1 i ,, • J J " U I IM J 0 ' • 1 0 I t Total' 7' 10 16 11 To~'' 0 I 0 J 2 0 0 • 40UUt1 k_lily._.. '1 II 11 27_., JI ,. 21 20-l• Then Paul Akin hit a pair of free throws in the clutch Lo put CdM back on top with 15 seconds left after missing the front end of s imilar situations four times previously. The Knights brought the ball downcourt and got it to 6-8 center Darrell Allums but his shot bounced off the front of the rim and in the scramble for the ball. Doug Garn was fouled with one second remaining. Lynwood had the lead on only two occasions, the first at 4·2 and the last at 55-54 with CdM in command the rest of the way. The widest margin was ll. CdM posted the win with a disciplined offense in the early going and a tenacious defense that made three steals by Garn, Jeff Ruzicka and Chip Stassel in the first four minutes. The pressing Sea Kings de- fense also for ced five early turnovers as the victors moved in front, 14 -4 mid way through the first stanza. Joining Black on the all- lourney team were Garn, Rich Branning (Marina). Allums . John While (Millikan), Gary Mulder (Wilson), Tom Beckerle (Los Alamitos), Jim Klunder <Wa rren), Harry Heineken <Villa Park> and Doug Gray <Tustin). L,.....ISU CdM (57) .. ",. ,, ''"_., .. Allums 1 A 3 11 Rurt<'a 0 0 2 O Mullln& 6 • S II Sclll-r 1 o 1 1 Neulls s 3 • u Black t. 4 4 1& Menoerson 1 o 4 2 Sta-I • 0 4 II Mardy 1 2 3 4 Garn 1 5 3 1t Ll9Qn 0 0 2 O Akin 0 2 • 1 Tota ll ?O 1S 21 SS Tui 2 4 I I Ahorn 1 0 2 1 TolAll '1 IS 21 ST sn,. .-, ova..wn THI AD PLACE MlllllC_, 71, LosAlamlt°' SI CONSOLATIOH w,rr.,.t.t, Wll\Oft 61 20 17 10 U-S1 10 19 4 27~) Edison In 84-71 Cage Loss By ED BURGART Ol HM Dally Piiat S.... The Edison High Chargers played the first half of a poorly- offici a ted basketball game Friday night like they never saw a full-court press and dropped an 84-71 decision to Katella in non- league basketball action at Huntington Beach High. Lionel Purcell's Chargers lost the ball 17 times in the first half and were never able to overcome a 14-point halftime deficit, desp- ite a brilliant shooting display by guard Bob Vog,elsang. In a physical game in which 59 fouls were called, Vogelsang scored 35 points and his consistent outside shooting and free throw proficiency helped Edison come within eight late in the third quarter. But muscular Katella-led by forward R ick Neubauer's 36 points-scored the first six points of the fourth quarter lo take a 69-53 lead and, never looked back. The offlcials-particularly referee Ed Wynkoop~alJed a horrendous game, c1ting players for band-slapping fouls but often ignoring football-like-blocks. Both #J{atella and· Edison got bad calls and Purcell was nailed with a technical early in the fourth quarter when the Chargen were down, 87-5.1. But the officiating didn't cost F.dison the game. Still learning Purcell's man-to-man defense and diffe rent offensive formations, the Chargers lacked toeetbemeas, hitting on just 7 of 20 first ball shots and only 21of57 overall. ICa""8 Cati .._ "') ""... ""-~ Ntllbtlaf' 11 t4 J Jt ....._ j 1 A 1) ~ a ' 1 12 'Nl111-o o 2 o ..,_., a a s 1 ~ 1 o 1 , ._._ 01s1 ~-.•u•u .,,._,.. , t ' • IC.ally 1 , J • s..itwfl 2 1 ' ' o.m.1 , • s • CM1ca11 > 4 S 10 A41eM 0 11 2 o W•IU~ 2 t t S McCoutt I 2 > 4 'ht•I• U )4 tt 14 s.trnlall4ft t t I J .... ' • t l T'Gleh 21 tt ao 11 le-lily-. .... tl " t1 ,, ...... IS 12 U 11-'1 ' , ~turday, Oocembfor 6 , 1975 OAJL Y PILOT 83 .. Los Al Racing Entries "'911.1....itee e•trles tw s.1--.y ht Dey a.w, Tredr "'•It ~"1 P'INI U :•s ~114 N a.ilCte "'lrst •n• u ... ct .. 6tll, "" .... "*' ... _. fllllST Ill.Cl -3'4> yucls. Cl•lm In;.. Th .... YHr olds ~ UCJ. PurM ~ 100 O•lmln; prlceiisoo Rocky8 .. cl\Henlc CP•~l 0...1'91io (Ml~lf' Nifty Hot. (Lipn•lft I Rulerk's Van !Welcl\J Tiny~ lAOelrl 5'1Hk Alta< le C Cle rl U. I Trvly Trle4 CC.II) S..O Troullle (Pettlol V•l's Ber (HlcocMnius I Aodtlng DKk CRl<hercls) tn ltt 11• ltt 119 1n 1n 1n 122 122 SI COHO Ill.CE -.tOO yercls 2 YNr Old$. Cl•lmlno. C•lll.Oreo. ""''" UOOO. Clelml""prlce'5000 . Almost Poen...Oed CW.tel\) He's OH IC>rewrl ~Cu .. 8•r lAclelrl LooQ Lflo:e It CTreuure 1 Rutaes &el ICre•~r I ""°9bt's Llmit,,,.n IMltcMI) Doctor Giid <Hert I Flekle O.nlelle 18enkU Otsert Devil IC.rdot•I Mltoy IWalkff) 119 119 177 11, 1n 121 122 119 122 11' Tlfl RD RACE -3SO yerd5 3 .,..., 4 olds & up. Cla lml119. Purse "6SOO. i Oelml119 pr1Ce$10,000. Olarll9911 IBroolu I Jusllke Pa (Hert) Lassie's Top Men !Morrison) WUOll<'s EcllO ICarcloa) 0upeBStarr !Warcll 4 ToPMooner CTrHlure) ~lvin' Men C84nkt) 119 11' 119 122 1n 1n 119 P'OURTH RACll -170 yard\. 3 yNr olds & Uj). Clalmlng. Purse SJ200. Cllllml n; prlc• ssooo. Palm Gold <Morrison I Wllt•O\arQe (Gerle) 119 117 122 122 Mat Results JCWre.iu-., V.wtwe CJll CHI 0.lee" Wtn llf -5mltll IG I de< Ito 11 1 IU-Y06llll•era (G ) dee 81~• f 1)4-E ><•I •nit I v I 111nn110 Hofilun.t 0 S9 I.ft -V0941I IV I <He Allbroo~ 11 f UO~uul CV) Oe< O.l•no 11 • tlil-Ve1e111uel• 1\1 I de< 8el'""90r f).11 1'1-<Mobrle (VI dee \/091 S·l 111 Padlll• Iv 1-n by lonett ltO__..eQer CV ) -n by forfeit Hwt-Emery IGJ pinned Stmot\ .... ~rl1 1421 (t) 0.IOen W.st tll~mllll IGI de< 8rHlln S I 12.,__Ferneooei (Ml dee 0uen.\ 1•2. 134-$mitll lMJ p<nned N0<._unei 4 40. l42-91ece j CM) ponneo Allbrooll 0 SI t!O-Murpfly IM I de< Oeler.o IH Ul-Velnque1 lMI Oec 8el1nger .. s 1'7-4.oc>er (Ml wonbr lor1eot 177~rCui lM I plnnea \/09t I ,S. HO~n1eno IMl won byfon.11 1-fwl-Ern.ry IGI pinned Weonhouw 122 V•nily S.11Cl-"t• IUl 161GIClfW\ '1-Rose IS I j)jnl\HI Vollez J 19 lo:J-•rr•ll ISi forftot 112 Hollm•n ISi Dinned 8rerrwn 3 " 120-<rowe CSI dee McCa leb2S.2 127-Garcl• ISi plnneo Kelchem2 S2. U3-Gleser ISi pl11neo Martlnerl 19 lll--<:llHora (5) Pinneo 0••""4!< l.4S. Us-sheparc1 ISJ pinned M l(ln~y l 35. 1S4-tc:lnQ (5) pinned c Kinsey l 07 16S-Musersmotll <Sl pinned Sherroll l ·XJ. 191-C.ttly ISJ forfeit Hwt-f'llktl IGI Pinned Gaines 2 51. JllfllMVlr~lty Sift Clemente 1:111161 Gl- 9S-Coc>etl\orne IS) forle11 1QJ-41oessler (SI lorteot 111-Meflclota (S >de< Cornett 14.2 120-Presley CS) for1ei1 127-Tllay"' IE I de< OUllon 2-0 Ill-Riley INl oe< Wu...,, 11.1 1•-N1e.,..5 IE JIM< Pell•tltr9 S. tO -Rtltf (E I plnMd ~DlllCljll 2 '° IS4 -VObO<lt (NllM< Petenont~ 165 -Ashen IN I p111ne<1 Albtlllf>t 0 JO 17S-8•111tr IN)OecS-llne•7 1t1-t.en91oh I E I tort ell Hwt-Wrlght (NI dee KelurH. JlffllwV•rslty ~ c,.1 cao ~-"• ... ,, '5~•rkln IF Idec Lebkuec...,.M 10l--0~1nutez CF >Oe< Fetaanae.o. 112-0.en IFI de< C K"emea. 2-4. 120-Wtl¥f' IMI dK Cruz 4 2. 121~rd• IMI Oec~cldcu .. 2. 1'3'-0un<INI CF) dee Miiier ,_, 1•-€nos IF) dee Orummonc:l .. 2 14S-+t•mlllon IF I dee Rul\lenc12·1. 1U-4'1elcl (Ml plr>ned WatMll't I 10. 165-lnlclff CFI O.C: Non•n4-I. 17s--Oor•rne (F) de< Me rtln 12' I. ltl-011 CM> won by forfeit Hwt-.\nclerson (Fl p1nM'CI Goov•te1 2 3S. s.p-.-.. EstMCle Clll UOI .. Ill Or_. ~m l8)1or1eot. 102-Pentel IEI O.c Cert•~ t 112-Mltch 181Pinneo8rlmmer, 40. l~OUSt'Nln 18) oec Maher H IU-lley IE I pinned Corsky J 20. 1l3-&r<,1Slrom tE I pinned CO.Wit\ 1:3'. 1•-4'rald (Bl o.c H•o•n S.2. HS-Venus (81 plM.O Oo~z 2.40. IU .... uOet11Mlller CE) pinned JHM! 2 10. 16.S-{.everf'lec 18 1 clec Wllllems .. 2 175-Scklnltr 181 pinned Hoffine,, 2·34 1'1-ussell IEI forte•t. Hwt~loen IEI forfeit. "'"""'"' E1Uncl• ,,., 1211 •ots.Gr•llN 9S-&ms C8 1 lorteit 10Z-t.09a" 181 clec Jones 1.0 HB'S JIM SPOWART (LEFT PHOTO) FIGHTS FOR BALL WHILE SCOTT WEIR BATTLES FV'S JON HOLLAND (RIGHT). BllQ 8rotl\er IN ltoclemus > Dv'*JO Gae <&enksl Fleetlerk !Va ll) Gr--,G<umoy IKnl911t1 "-tty l.Arceny CCr••verl "' '19 119 fll"'TN RACE -~yards. 3 YHr Olds & up. Allowence. Purse $7000 The Ted O.wson. ll3-W•ll•r CS) l)lnnea Ruswll 1·1s. lll-Sllonllle CSI pinned Carr 0 '1 1S4~oari9uer IGI dee FerranaJ.2. 16S-5endov•I CS I cJeC CelllOun 4-2 Hwt-&neles IGl dtcArons .. 7. l 12-S.tteroH 18 I dee Duooe• U no.~vo !8 1clec Varv•sl-2 121.-Jones IE I O.c Gabb 6-3 133-Furel 181 pinned Roanouer 2:SO. llll-Mo1so IE Idec Baker 7·3. 14S-Sh•fer IEI lorte1t. Sports Fountain Valley Cagers Banquet Outlast Oilers, 62-61 Results By ED BURGART OI tM Dlllly Pllel S!ftt Kevin Urquhart was named most valuable player on El Toro High 's varsity football team at the sc h ool 's s ports award banquet. Other most valuable selections on the varsity level in the banquet beat include El Toro's Dave F\arbee (cross country) and Dale Schudel (water polo) and Huntington .Beach's Mike Calvano (cross country). Poised and disciplined, the Fountain Valley High Barons rallied from an eight point third quarter deficit to edge the Huntington Beac h Oilers, 62·61, in a non. league basketball game at Huntin gton Beach High Friday night. the Barons ahead, 62·59, and Clark Sims hit a 10· footer at the buzzer for Huntington Beach. Despite not having a returning starter from their 1974 Sunset League championship t eam , Dave Brown 's Barons only lost the ball 12 times and overcame a 39·31 de· ficit in the third quarter. Oilers were cited for four traveling calls in the final quarter and one violation proved costly with4:05togo. Leading 57·55, an Oiler was called for walking and Combs drew a technical for protesting. Ford sank one free throw to cut the gap to one and one minute Ja ter , cente r Scott Tingey converted two free throws to send the Barons ahead by one. Special award win-ners: lfl T•,. ......... V•nlty Jon Holland's layup with 12 seco nd s remaining proved to be the difference in a game that saw Elmer Combs' Oilers com mit seven turnovers in the final quarter. Holland's layup sent Wh en the Barons' Scott Ford hit an 18· footer with 1:10 to go in th e third period, Fountain Valley and HuntingtonBeacb were tied at 47-47 and it was a struggle from thereon. The fas t ·breaking 8aclt ot ~ Yur; Bob O>artes, Lineman ot tne Veer: John Nletllas; Masi lmpro¥ed. Jett Hemm; Most V•lueble Kt¥1n urciulwort, Coecti'' A'llNf'd: Tony l.undy. ~-... Most Valuable: Rlcl\ercl O•vidsoto, Most lrncirovect. Rick Staner; Future Olar~r Sltvt Pines Golf Roundup In th e followin g minute, Huntington Beach was calJed for two mor e traveling violations and Mike Zumbo scored a rebound basket for Fountain Valley that put the Barons ahead by three with 1:55 remaining. ''""me" Most Veluable Beck· Robin Irvine Coast Country Club will host the Little Crosby pro·am tourna- ment on Jan. 23.24 for the second s traight year with a prize fund or $10,000 being offered. Olartes; Mou Velu•blt Linemen: Ootlt Mite hell; Future Cllar~r· All4'f Dick. Cross Cellfltry Vat'Mly Co·captalns. O•v• Furbee ancl Chuck Mulllo•n: Most VelWble O.vt FurO..; Most lnsplrattonal· Cl\uo Mull'9an; Most lmprovect· Art V•"Wl•. "'"''" va~ty Molt Velueble Mike V•IOer, MIKI lm11rovecl Henry Warner; Mou tnsplr•toonat· Tom Metson. W•ter Pel• Val"llty Most Improved: Wayne Prior. Most Veluebll' Senior; Rot> l.OH<ll, C.e>- tel11 Jell Wilson. Most V•l ... ble; Dotie Schudel. JIMMrVe"'ty Capt.In· Ken Rlek•0.11911. "'~'-... Captain. Jon Aw•rkemp; Mcnt Velueblt Olarll• Adair; Most I~ iwvvtd Ptttr Marshell end &rad Rlcllle Mlulell Viel• s.,Nmw.Faetull Most Velueble: Cary 8rockmen, Coecll'sAwercl; Jeny Nelson. '""I"".,. Mo't Velueble : Mike Oclloe, Caoac:ll's Aiwercl: Peul LeJoie. H111ttl"Wte1t h ecll Vanity Cnn C.11mry C.ptt ln: John Krleoer; Most Value- tlle: Mike Celveno; Most ln!l)lr•· tlon.IJ. r1l11 Cqtbert. ,.,,.lor vanity C.p n: Denni'\ Oendur•n; Most Veluable: Greo Gtlger; Molt lmolr• uona1 · RoC>trt Acllrem. 'Ntll-s.tlfl C•Pl•I": Jim Oucoullu; Most V•lueble· Jim OucoullH; Most l~retone1· Chris Oltd•. Mlri ............. ,reslllNln Co-c•Pl•lns; Ron Roy •nd Frank CDA; Most Valuable: K•vl11 Nelsot1, AtCI Sell WIMtr Ron Roy. S."-re Most V•lu.bte. Mlkt Splvt'f, Ottensi ... Playtf' of 111e Y..-: 8111 Cocprt..i; OtftMlw Playw ol tN YMr: Mike Howard; Mr. Conslst- cy: K.ent Tuo..-; Red B•ll Wimer: Geoff C.rlso11; Co-<•Pt•ln•. ltent Tutkw MO 8111 CAlopmMt. Announcement or the dates was made by the PGA this week in con· junction with listing the 1976 tour schedule. The Little Crosby is held during the running of the Bing Crosby Na· tional at Pebble Beach and is for players who fail to. qualify for the Monterey P t>nins uJa event. The 1976 PG A tour will open in Arizona with the Crosby event the first of four tournaments in Southern C:.tJifornia. The Bob Hope Desert Classic at Indian Wells CC and other related Basketball SOPHOMORE .._,.,,H1r• <s11 CS.CICettaMtw a.lier m F c101 Willll'IQhem Louvier (01 F 1191 O'Neil Mlr•vlcll llll C 00 Felkt Venclltc (61 G 10) WllllMm Slel!OI 11) G C91 Rlclwlreb«I ,,_wpott SCOl'fft9 subs-Altman 1, G0bert2; Costa~se-MOfowt Halftime: N .. POrt, 21·2S. SOftNOMORa ....,....Ha,.._ l .. l (Sf) Vei.tla a.iot..-141 " (141 Br.tshew Louvltr 10 I " 111 l.um Mlrevlch 16) C '''~• V.ncllll 111 G IS) Bennett stekof flt> G 1141 Kysclllle Newport K«l119 subs-Altman '· PecqUln 19, Gllbtrt J, Klevlns 2. Halftime: NewPOr1, 31-31. ~ll•INMAN MlnM C11l <211 La Mir ... FV Boosters The Fountain Valley High football boosters club bas scheduled a meeting Wednesday at the school cafeteria at 7:30p.m. S.ylOr 171 " (4) *' llng ._._, (6) F C2) lloer~ HolmH ClOl C C61 .lttnou OrlNm (I) G 12) .Jtnten Htit1onc121 G C210.row ('Ourses in the Palm Spr" ings area will be held Feb. 4·8. The Andy Willi ams San Diego Open is scheduled Feb. 12·15 and the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open <'omplete::; the winter tour in California at Riviera Country Club Feb. 19-22. The MONY Tourna- ment of Champions wiU be staged at La Costa C'..ountry Club later in the year, April 15·18. Big C'an11on Zumbo was the second half star for the Barons, scoring all 14 of his points and hitting on several long jumpers. Perry Harbin sparked Huntington Beach. scoring 20 of bis 26 points in a first hall that saw the Oilers hit on 14 of 31 field goal attempts . F•untal1tV•lley CU I ''""'~ Yarrln;ton o 2 o 2 Ford ' l II Zumbo '> 4 4 14 Berrios o o 2 o Velbue<>• 2 4 S 10 Holl.nd 3 , • Ttnvey 4 S 1J Carroll 2 o 4 TOlllS 20 77 18 61 """'"'-'" lnclt (611 I n a 1 o w b a 11 o f ~ " pf '" foursome at Big Canyon =~rt : 1! ~ ;~ Country Club r eC'ently, Sims ' 1 l n Di c k Moore , Herb ~~oe• ; ~ : Sherter, Jack Taylor and Flnchamp o o o Bill Sparr finished with a =nton ~ g 4 ~ 50 for first place. Tot11s 23 1s 1• " In a mixed event on score•y Ou•rtan Sunday Mr. ar.d Mrs. l"Ounlaln V•lley " ,. ,. 1s .... 1 non Gail ant teamed with Huntl119ton Be•cll 19 "' lJ 13 .... 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Peck for first place with 49. A tie resulted for second place with Mr. and Mrs . Ri c hard Coleman teamed with Mr. and Mrs . Frank Wisdom on one squad. On the other were Mr. and Mrs . Miles Newby with Mr. a nd Mrs. George Sho rt. Both teams had a score of 50. Pro Scores Met'-l ••llletUll A11ec1.11- Bo1ton I~, New Orleans 93 luttelo12S,C1evtiendM Pl\lladtl"'l•ft, New York '7 Detroit 10?, Houston 91 Mllwauk" 103, Kanse~ City tJ W111111nv1ont:1, Pl\oenld7 A-k •a.tMtffNllAue<IMIM lf'dllfll 123, St. Loul' 10S Kentucky 120, Vlrolnla 111 Women's Athletics Or. TwlM\aus <Trffsure t Thrff Lil lMltchell I Amber~ IClerlsse) Tl!aMi• (Clrdor•I ICenGolLllJfl•m) Dell's Shadow l~nn1n9) #NSlleoLH (Nlcooemusl 120 111 120 120 118 120 121 SIXTII fl.ACE -'OCI yards. ! YNr Olcb. Allowance. Purse UIOO. COIEl>VOLLEYaALL ll•r'sOke (Aclalr l AA DIVISION Circle Five IRlcl\erclsl lo119 Buell cl4rf Oren~ Coest 1~10. Cyclone Five (Rlcl\erclsl 1,.10 #Nster Gea<ge (Treasure! Pi,yers of oarnt . Dolores Tenipte, Ven Ber Rocket !Cruger) Rick Jennl119s, Dan Salyer. 5-f\ (Knight I A 01..,ISION Whlrl•90 (Hartl Lon; &each clef Orange Cotst 1~11. Another APPHI ILll)ll•rn) 2-IS, lC..14. Olarver H Vino IClerisse I Pleyers Of game: Teri Smith, Bob JetOneetewn INlcOdemusl VOOf'lllS. 119 t:n 1n 119 119 Lo119 Beac:ll won lu;ue '" llotll d ivisions wltll Orange Coast flnl!lllnQ second. OIRLSfllELOHOCICEY VAIUITY s•vENTH flACI! -]SO Y•rds. 3 year Old$ & up. Puru $20,~ 'TM INuvur•I. FOUl'tte/n Vlllley clef Estancia HI. FV M:Oring--O;lr.o. Alacl\ic IBan~sl " ElenAgaln !Welker) JUNIOR VARSITY Founte1n Velley clef Esu1nc1a s 1010 l 06 Wente Ge IC.rdoie I OllcoryMoon IW1rc1> Dectc 'Errl CC>reyer) She$ Previous (LIPll•m I Fllglltlot (Hartl N•llwEmpress CTrtuurel Al'' Alibi <MYies> ,._.s Owr INicoclemusl 119 173 120 120 120 120 122 1:11 122 123 VARSITY Ec1•5ondel Hunt1119ton Beec113-0 Edison s corln9-Grlbbln, Rona, Brown JUNIOR VA It SI TY Edl5on o.f Huntl1191on &etcll ''°· Edlsot1 SCOl'ln;-Nokes. VARSITY Westminster def Marin• 4-0 JUNIOR VARSITY W.stmlnsler clef Marin• 4-0. College Basketball UCL Ai 90, Sen Jose St. IO uscn. vanoer1>11112 "-ppercllne83, Socilllern 11 Wasl\l119ton16, Wyomlnt16' Otegon St. 106, PorU•no St.16 La Verne as. LA BIPll\181 Clartmont·Muc1c1 12, P•<•lic Olrfstlen6' • ArlioneSt.6',S.ntaClar1 5' Portland70, !0all069 USF.tt. Stanforcl4' C..1 Poly ISLOl 56, Occlaentel44 u otS.n0199090,Pt l.ornen UC ltlve~ct. 74, Doane t.I 71 C..I St (Nortl\rl119e I 90, Wm"->flt UCSante eertwre 81, Bol1e St 60 Blole S6, Recllanclt 41 C.1 Baptist 94, Acuse Pecific 76 Cal St Fullerton 87. Humbolat St Sl Templt'3, ForclPl•m S7 Gf'encl Cenyon SI, Stnte Fe 4l OtPa1.11100, Mtmpl\ls St '1 Oklllt'lome City 14. Cleve1anc1 St 60 Villenova 61, Amerlc•n u S6 Nevada (LV) 10s. Syrecusel3 IC.a11$1SSI. 19, Holy Cron IS IOTI OuqUfSne 7S, Pitt 74 Mluourl 10S, 8eylor 70 Hew•lf 13, wei.r s t. " Soccer VARSITY t.aouna &eecll "" Ntlf, 1.1. LB KOflll9-ren<ll. JUNIOll VARSITY Neff Otf uoune B••c h >-o. -·~TH ftACE -3'0yerds lYNr okK, Claiming. Purse i 1to0. O•lmln; pfice SlSOO. Oabbers Queen Bee CW.fell> Tl\reeAIQrtlnls !Welker l O.nce Man IS.mklnl 5'*'I 0e<11 IMltchellJ YM!Oa 0.btla Poo (Clerlue I J.rf Joy <Mor-r•-> Amelie's l!NQe !Hartl Kaye! ICardo~l I Just Asif Me (Dreyer I ~S111 IBrookSI 111> 119 119 127 119 m "' llt 127 "' NINT'H llACE-Cl•lrnlng. Purw U.SOO. Oalmlr19 price SJ,SOO. OlafmO..ln IH•rtl Mobile Ouster IWenll Sn iffy Ote (Watson I I'm FOf' You !Adair I Mr. Mars Ser IGerte J Leo's Bally !Dreyer I M9r911rlt1 Orl¥er INlcOO.musl Hy SCranoer (Lipham I Hy Bound tKni9lltl ~ 8ooM ICreeger) 122 119 119 119 119 119 119 119 119 1:11 CIF Football 4-A FffttNll St P1ul 24, Fount1111Veller17 Soutll Hiiis lS, Kennedy 1 Al'o-lm38, Wes1 Torr.anct u Loyo1a21. West Covina u J.A l"MIN ll Collofl 19, S.ntaAIWI VlllC!y 14 So. P•sadiMeJl,l..a~rn1 21 VIiia Per11 17, S.nte Fe O Gercltft Grovt u , Demien 7 loo 2·A ~Mll SonorUO, Gel\r ll Nor1e Vlste 6, L..u.r.ln~r o Agoure 19, Kennedy 26 EIOoredot6,Azusa1J 1·AFHtu ll C.rplnttrla 6, Paso ltob1es O 2' P•lms vs LA Lulller•n et Wntcllester "lgh llOdey •t noon. Ola,_141 Vanity lftliMft It) UOI Dana Hlll1 95-Juerei IOI dee Taylor 4-2 102-t.ll.-..ood IOI O.c OueMvllle 9-0. 112-.t.rreol• IOI p<nMd Davis 2 30 120-+4•r~is IOI de< Voslie Vlslle J..l 127-Aruner (El plnn.O AleQnOer 2 45. lll-Fohrmen CDlclec Muc1t-0. 1•-<arr COJ forfeit u~\Ol'I COi dee Stec,,..uer lo-4 1U-00oflnell IOI plnneo Mercerem 2 lS 16S~-ny CE) dee SI mon 2-0 11s_.111nvwort11 (DI de< BrtO.no6-2 1'1-t.opei 10) PIMed Kawahara 4·ls Hwt-Mctrk COi for1elt J UHIOfl VARSITY El T-(11) 142) Newport Hert.or 9S-Brtolic IN> Pinneo V •lino 1. 10. lo:J-Mt Key IN I forfeit 112-Asehlno (NJ dee Taylor 6-4. 120-Bt•ucllamp IN I p1nn1c1 Ho\wney 2:40. PORSCHE LEASING CALL THE EXPERT BILL YATES VWjPORSCHE 12152 VALLE ID. U.M JUAM CAP'tJSTAMO 837...SOO 493-4511 154-Rou <EI lortell 165-Mltcllem 181 p inned Zlm mermen O H 17S-0U"lPICker IEI forfeit 191-{.orenzo IE I forfeit Hwt~lttman IEl Ponnfd e 111Ql>9o I 42. Frosll·Sot>ll llHwportHa,....,.. llJI 1451 Estancia '5-4>enlel (El clCK IC.lrk1><1trick 7 I 103-W•nderock IN I plnnPd J-~ 2:21. 112-0ugger tE I clec Saclls J.2 l~lley IEl cle< tCraemerbQ. lV-tc:u•(ufldetl IN I de' Ven Doren 2-0. 1;n_..1911n CE I pinned Blain 1 ·JS llll~lsw•nv tN I pinned Mo I so O 45 Us-Hukenpalller (EI clet Masslngil .. 4 15.4-ou IE I for1elt. 165-Wllllams IEI cle< Aslltr9 1 17S-fiottman IE I pinned Gof\2alt\ o·n 191-Cru!Tll>acker IEI forfeit Hwt-flittm•n CEl forteol WINE LOVERS IMPORTED (Gift Boxes) Cabernet Sauvignon 1965 12·10TTLE s 1186 CASE Wine Cellar ....... .... I SSS Hewport ll•d., c.M. • 642·70 I I Lease Mereedes Demons trator s ale! CAU.. US FOR LEASE CONSULTATION Mercedr~·Benz House of Imports Inc. 2 I 3/921 ·8588 714/523·7250 Additional information is available through Jim Maxham at 897-0416. Marina scorl119 sutn-Aleson •. ""9rt'f s. Rou 4, Tlenl 4, Ml.,., 2, Nltfton 2, Smltfl 4, ~brlel 2. NatleMIHectrt'l. ... ue NY ._ ..... J. KenlleSClty 2 CellfomlaJ, Dltrolll The Wddenaeu Shlit by WOOi.RiCH. Hllftlme: Merl1141, 19-12. Atlentt 6, ~eM:ouvtr 2 ~u rYeQde u.9!"".9 Jus t give u ... ,\ c..lll. Or, bl•tlL·1 yet, .,lop 11\ toJ,\y. Wt.·'11 c'\pl.lin ou1 l'.l'Y ll'.l,ini.; pl.rn. An1.I ..,how yc.ll• .\II t ht• bL'.HJ t 1 ( ul (",,J1 IJ.1r.., YllU l '"' d\OO'>t' f wm Nabers Cadillac 2600 Harbor Blvd., Cost.l Mosa 640·9100 ... \ All wool pi.id, uliaed, with warm poclctts for the bads. $30.00 ..-.-------~-----------'""' • I want to be seen! Please rush me (Qty.) '. : FAR OUT FLASHER BICYCLE SAFETY \ 1 LIGHT'5). I am enclosing O cash checl( ' ... 1 O money order for SfO 95 for eech light \ I ordered. (Includes stale sales lax and pos1,1qe11 \ I \ ' I NAME __ \ ... ' ~~~~~~~~~~~~-\ ' ' 1 ADDRESS \ I ' I CITY STATE ZIP--\ I \ ' \ 1 M.P.l.lnc.112s E.Cheslnur Ave .S11n1,. Ana Cl'lltt 92705 \ ' I I The Salt>ty Ltght Sf)6C1a/1SIS DEALER INQUIRIES INVITED ~--------------------------------~ ' f 1 t • . H DAIL y PILOT Saturday. December 6, 1975 Our c}\arter tri v1addict, Tuey. Godfr.ey ! leads the pack this week with a score of rune, m1ssmg out only on the bonus question which also eluded ever- yooe else. Mu FraJey uod Trina WUliams tied for second plac-e at eight apiece, while three triviophile!> claimed third with 712 -Ed ~bmerler, John Doagb and Walter Denton. The Bomb Squad put 6 •,.., points on the scoreboard. whiJe ~nnis Jeffrey and Keamar Cornell chipped in with six each. It was a big week for absentees, with eight of our 22 regulars declining to state their choices. Walter Denton was the only player to move up on the big scoreboard, taking over ninth position. The winning team at last Saturday's trivia par ly included Ed Mu, John Russell, Dic.'k and Kathy Yarosh of the Bomb Squad and newcomer Howard Solomon. This week you can pick up two big points by completing the Jack Webb quote in number eight. I. THE ADDRESS, please, of Fibber McGee and Mo!Jy . 2. Richie goes to what high school on TV 's Hap py Days? 3. In ''Man of La Mancha," Don Quixote mis takes what object for the Golden Helmet or Man· drino? t Tonight's TV Highlights . • NBC 0 9:00 -''Showdown." Two childhood friends find themselves on op- posite sides of the law in this 1972 western with Rock Hudson. Dean Martin, Susan Clark and Donald Moffat. KHJ 0 10:00 -"You Can't Cheat an Honest Man." W.C. Fields ta ngles with a real blockhead. Charlie McCarthy (and his pal Edgar Bergen ), in this 1939 com-edy. ABC fJ 11 :30 -"Home From the Hill." Robert Mitchum and Eleanor Parker head the cast of this 1960 mo\'ie drama with George Peppard and George Hamilton playing their sons. By T.T. / 4 Who played private eye Michael Shane on rad.to? S. NAME THE DRINK that got Robert Red.lord and Jane Fonda pixiJated in "Barefoot Jn the Park." 6. Alan Aida's MASH unit carries what numencal designation? · 7. In the Boomer comic strip, what is the title charat·ter's last name? 8. Jack Webb to one of his recruits in "The D. I.·· ·'The only thing you do not shave is your TRIVIA STANDINGS . 1. Joflft Oo119ll 17\o\ I 202 12. •Qlrt1 TMlla (41 147V. l 9ol*l·JUll Allut Olli I 1M 1J. ·~re..r-a Dtl9a• (SY, I 121V. l. EclS<llmt,ltr 0\lil 115 •La,.,,.ttaA•IMMlllY IS\'Jl 1)1~ 4. Mu l"rtley lll 1 .. v. '4, •Tom .,.ltrali.rtd ()) 1CICVI J. TrlrM> Wllllams Cll 1UV. U. ICetWMr Cemetl (61 10. • Tr11<yGo4frey C•I 1U 16. J91W1i.111Mt1 (WJ) tJl..'t 7. DennhJeffMIY Ct> 161\IJ 11. •Aet1Ca,.,.1 (4V.> t1V. I . llomll Squad ttllJI 1SI 1'. •Ecctltt0ftl111s Cll ISl'a ' W•lter O.nton (1\li l u1v. 19. •ec.A.9. Po-11 (41 •• 10. 0 .0 T, m Ul 20. Vicki 0.gllffl Ill 41\lt 11 N•ncy ,.,,., U\ltl 14'\IJ 21. 'SNron Davies (I) 41 •"° Ml1rv r..:elved, 11•11 of l••I Kore-ardMI. 9. A SHORT-LIVED TV series called "Stanley'' starred whom in the title role? 10. In what part of New York <!id Burt Lan- caster and William Conrad meet in the movie "Sorry, Wrong Number?" Last Week's Answers 1. Lumber (Ford's business) 2. S1zenine (Clementine's hose shoes) 3 ''TheChildren'sHour" (Hellamnplay) 4. "It Should Happen to You'' (Gladys Glover ) 5. Tredway Corporation ("Executive Suite") 6. Quicksand (monster death) 7 "TheScarfaceMob" <Untouchablesp1lot) 8. Karloff (Portia's name) 9 The Sea Wit ch <Bridges' boat) 10. Groucho Marx and John Wayne <introduc-tions) Send your answers to TRIVIA.cl othe Daily Pilot, Box J:)()(), Costa iWesa 92626. All entries must be received by l\'ednesday. otherwise fuJlf the player's last score will be .auurded How to Make It On 'Gatne Shows' • Capote Turns Actor By BOB THOMAS LOS ANGELES CAP) -You might think that a rookie film actor would have qualms about being thrown into a castwith such stars as Alec Guinness, David Niven, Maggie Smith and Peter Sellers. Not Truman Capote. He comments with his customary hauteur: "l have absolutely nothing to lose. I'm an amateur. They're professionals. They're the ones who should be worried." Capote was preparing to start his role in "Murder by Death.·' the Neil Simon comedy in which he plays a millionaire eccentric who assembles the five greatest detectives in the world to solve a murder mystery. Or is there a real murder? . CAPOn "It's hard to say," comments Capote. "The whole story is mad, a kind of 'Alice in Wonderland' in which no one is sure of anything.'· THE CASTING SEEMS apt. With his broad A "'SEYEH ALOHE"' (Gt 'W ..,......,...o.c.,.. .... COHT1NUOUS FllOM 12:30 THUas.Al'-SAT-SUM. THE CITY SHOPPING CENTRE ORANGE •S32·6721 ~CITY CENTRE CINEMAS S.A. FRW'( !MANCHESTER EX,) G.G. FRWV (CITY DR. EX.) A .. GOME IH 60 SECONDS• V "'SIDECAR RACERS" '"IUGS IUHHY SUl'St ST AR" IGJ )410 At1Utl SI 5-l6171 I 1111 'H~IN' "OUT OF SUSON" (R) °""' 1 a I 0: JO lA T /SUM J;J0.1: I J. I 0:41 "BOYS IN THE BAND" D4lly 1:10 UT jSU14 l:JO.S:IM:41 CINEMALAND 1414 So MJ•~o1 • ln~~run 6]) 1&01 rl!l ,UAl~I "OUT OF SUSON" (RJ 0.-, 1:0M:•O. I 0:10 SAT /5UW 2:00.1:40.. l :J0.1:0M:40. I O:lt CINEMALAND 1414 So H~1bor ln~httm 6l~ 1601 1111 ,, .... r. "LITTLE 816 MAN" (PG) D...,t:O SAT /SUM 4: 15..t:O "BLUE WATER, WHITE OEATH" 0.., 7:00 UT /SUN J:J0.1:00 CINEMALAND 141• So lt"..rb.r lnJh'"" 6)) 1&01 "ROOSTER COGBURN" 0..., •:JO. I 0-JO SAT /$UM J:lM:J0°IO:JO "LET'S 00 IT AGAIN" (or~bead and a ~cowl behind dark glasses, Capote conveys the menaces of Sydney Greenstreet, though without the same girth. Never one to sh~ the limelight, the fledgling actor seems to be havwg ~be time of his life. · How did it all happen? "Some time ago Saint Subber, who produced most of Simon's plays, told me, 'Neil.is w~ting a screenplay· for you.' I forgo! all about it until a few months ago when .a script arrived for me at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel. Then (producer) Ray Stark called and asked if I would do it. I said I would have _to think about it. I·did, and accep~ed. SOMR OF HIS detractors utigbt say that Truman Capote bas been acting all along, but his performing has been limited to readings of ~is own works for recordings and for college audiences. "That's acting really "he said. "As I read, I take on all the part~, the s~me as Charles Di~kens an.d Mark Twain did with their readings. I thmk I do it rather well.·· Capote added that be is not exactly a novice to (See TRUMAN CAPOTE, Page.BS) Ns Weell't st.ow "SALT WATER WIME'" 0.. Of n. Hothtt s.f ... herM•I ..----Pin----. NAWIM6S IACM Mt•HT l'OI SllUIOAIDS. UATUOAIDS, CUHOlll T·SMllTS, ANNUAL rA,llS I OTMll •llAT NlDJ,. 2 C flth 5aiow1 Eoc• HJt. 7:30 & 9:30 PETH FONDA WilllH OATES "92 IN THE SHADE" (R) .... "THE TAKING OF PELHAM 1-2-3" , ... nm c ....... M.U.AIM MA, ll9Y DAY 'T1L J:>o r.M.-11 .u S,.CW IJds 5atow w .• -.. . l:JO & 3:15 Mf'HE CHllSTMA.S THAT ALMOST WASMT" "ROYAL FLASH 11 2:JM:IM:OO 7:45-9:30 Ar•t..•H"'°'•••l-.i( •"· fO•e•t • I I f,,~ t .. , •\ • , .. ,., ........ , ' .............. Jtft•-~{.-(jJ{.·'t~ ~''-~ .... I --.G· cmurm ,,. ...... Seven Alone :~,:~ S:lS·7:20 & 9:10 ""GOME IM 60 SECONDS .. 2:15-5:50-t:JO IPGI '"WHO MHCHAHTS .. 4:0S-7:40 FOUNTAIN VALLEV C:INICMAI• D HOOICKVHfAUDWC..(t IJO·t>OO "PEEPER"CRI 6:15-9:30 NEW YORK (UPI) There are 90 half hours of game shows on network telev1s1on ~ach week and it's onlv human for anyone ·watching the contestants walk off ~'ith big money prizes to wonder. ''Why not me?" numerous game shows ~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~=====::~ over the years and was Fridlly & w..., DIC. 5 & 6 MIDMIGHT OHL Y JIMMY CUFF IH "THE HARDER THEY COME" (R) "I I HARROW LANE" ·, TV DAILY LOG Saturday Evening DECEMBER 6 IJ) Ht' !in 0 (()9 (I ) er CD s • t u r d • , !!!Jht With Howerd Cowl/ O Miiiion S Movit: (C) (2hr) ~Rob· In & the Seven Hoods" (com) '64 -frank S1n•lr•. Oun Martin. J 4:00 8 Med11 ' O Movie: "These Three" (dr.il '36 l O 1:4mbo Auction (90) ID CONWAY'S WITIY ON *ALL NEW HEE HAW ID Hee Haw ~ -Joel McCrea. Meile Ob~ron O Rims Footb1ll Acllon ' ID M1u1on: lmpouiblt < -.'; (E) It hkes A Thief f: · Ei) Huuie Boy Show ~ 06 rorter W12011tr Show '# ~ Elll looll Beat ~.. (l9 (l:) (£)Speed Bum :, T al Futbol Soccer Ei) Voice of Agnculturt . 4:30 Q lltwsm11lers • (.!) Mmrick • • ~ Nashville on the ROid 1· W Cllilornia lourul f (~ e ) CD The Odd Ball Coupltl EZJ 1:4rona Now 5:00 0 !1 j ) lmclAl l D1nnJ Klye 1t Ille MetropoliUn Opera aJ ! s'fc1AL IHunt1n2ton P11k Christm11 P111de (90) I Spanish M~ie Finni lint SuPfr Show l•p1nttt unau•it Proa,,ms a:3o e 111 r~· a· 0oc O Pop Gou the Countty 9:00 O J1; lV '..! M1iy TJltr Moore Show 0 ~ 00 g;) NBC S.tlurday M~V· It: (C) (2hr) "Showdown" (R) (wes) '12 -Rock Hudson. Oun Mar1111. O USC B•1~ttb1ll lhe Vanderbilt ln111t•l•onal lournamtnt 0 (29 (8 ) 13) Cl) S. W. A. T. ID 6 Boaini From the Ol1mp1c '6 Little_ Ruuls ED Grtrt Per1orm1Mes 0 (;29 l • ) CD Unde Croc's Block eIJ Premier Film Q Wild Wild WHI 9:30 IClll 17 3' 8 Bob Newh1rt Show (10 News iu --ID Movie· (2hr) "The flihtlni St1· i) Come Alive btts~ (d;•) '44 -.lohn Wayne. 10:00 fJ ~tPD1J ,8; c,,01 Burnett Sho• m Ni2ht G1lltry I 0 ( l9 8 ) • 3 CD M 11 t H e I "' ti) P1p1 1:4ruon I ,,.,. M "Y r. 'I c• t (26 Pop Gott tilt Country u ovie: .. ou """ "" In ED Oranit Blomm faotball Clmic Honul Man (coml 39 · WC. ews A&M . Mod Squad (JhrJ Kentucky State vs flondal m F•eldNs. ffi Addams hmUJ Musicil Contut 5:30 B 'T 11§ 'l~ (6 Nm I 1')8 The Untouchrbles ~ '1.1) (!, CE) A m t r I t I n I ff) Cvtnlnf 1t Symphony B•ndsund I I Lou Gordon Show ~ Nasllvillt Music 10:30 6 Tod1y 1t Aqua Caliente '1) Little Rua.ls Hour Studio 22/Quiz Time 6:110 I 0 ()) (it :1J Nnrs 11 :00 (3 0 0 8 I m News · €D m News UCU Bukttbill ~LA·~ South· Bi1 Blttles crn ll)lno1s wt of the Wild ( 6 Sfl B1lko • Mavtrkk (lO ( 2f (1) (1 Ntt•s I lrOl!sidt Q) Movie: ''lht riahtlnc Suben" ~111 Trek (dra) '44 -John Wayne. Lllin Musiuls m Sinister C1nem1 tl3 @ ll1tlonal Gto2nph1c (rt (,2_ Tht P.T.L Club • !:i<W llet H•• 'll 1.,~ Don Adams' Smen Test (2' (8) American L11uty1e Odi 700 Club (Fl W1llJ's Wtrbllop 1· Btrimln Film ,.» 6 m 0 ° (~ Ci) Cl) llfws · Ci11em1 )4 · O KNBCNews Conle11nu • Movie Clmics (!J Slm1111 I Com1>111J Roa C.lletrt ff_JJot & Sol!l ll;l5p1Mo-1it: "Hell Bent tor Luther'' I ~J Pop tites the Country (wu) '60 -Audie Murphy Boa de Mtalco El) Ora1111tic Lowe Sto11u Film Future (~ l 8 J) Scltnte flCllon Thtalrr , My Utttt M1111t 11:30 O rlbiileus 52! (C) "Shcnnd01h' 7:00 C.lldld Carnet• I · (wes) '65 -J•mtt Stewart, Cim!!O Ma1111 A four chmc 1 0 a} (j) Wtthrid ter play dep1Ctln1 the hie 01 Black (!) Mom: "hwufo. USA" (dra) Amergn w0111en from $1tmv to '53 -Gmld Mohr, Pegg11 C.slle the prntnt d1y. 0 Mtvit: (C) "Ht111t From Ille O Btwtinc fOf l>oll111 iilTI" (dra) '60 -Robtrt Mitchum. 0 MONSANTO NIGHT t0• ~ c st... r·~. · rv RESENTS . u!.u.:.eu J ~ IU10SIS * P . Allc:t1on Contmun to ~.JOAM. Ho~t JOHNNY MATHIS in the ts Chufie Tun1 of KllS radio, and CANADIAN ROCKIES he's 10111fd by 1tHJ's Mathine Gun O CI!R!!D JtflllllJ M1t!lis in the KellJ, l(TT\"s Ben hunter, Steph1n1e ftllldiff Rockies Mathis Is !lost 1(1( [dwlrds, Sally "Hobo Killy" Baker, this hour-Iona musial trip throu1h lllU's lommy H1wk1n5 and Suunne tht ~n1dl1n llocliH. Childs i Tiie Ctt11NllWI W benin11t SJmphoftJ 1}21 QJ Cl) S,.C.: I"' I 12:30 ,11 Movie: "Acron the l'atilit" (~CiJfmL,.rtut We i~ (d11) '42 -Humphrey Boean. Atw H Combo Auction W-lZ W1teri Famu, ())8Allerica 1.00 · M Onr Wrth 'Howard Fut" ..... m AU~1rht Show: "Tober Ult Nft Mew 5r•t. "Blood Arrow," "Th• Mon· . - Of, J1Uera llWUiotl "-lttr Ma-et'' 7" Wiii W... ff Altl••h CD MoYtt: "Riders of Vrncunce" Dt1 M.t ~ Ttlt (wu) ·~3 Rtehard Ct>nlt LM AlltricM stJ1t (J7 '3 Movlt ""Ottirt U"du tht .... 212 Otm" ld••l ·~8 Sophia I nr~n Jlt~s.brt ti T11111pt Z.1'> f) Mml': (C) •You'11 My htll '1JI 1ttJ 11 tTbt Jitttr10111 Wnc'' (mu\) ·49 Im 0Mv 0) . a!) (111111*'1 UO 8 Mov1t. "NlcM.1nm" (llly\l ~£ U.n .,. I dw11d t; Rob111\0n, 'KOCE Television (50) • Norman Blumenthal would rncour age ever- yone to try to be a game show contestant for fun and profit. He has been as soci ated with producer of Concentra- tion , lon g one of television's top game shows. Now he's written a book, "The T.V. Game Shows, How to Get On and Win" (Pyramid). Blumenthal warns that each show picks 10 con- testants a week from an average appl icants.· It's Unbelievably true I Pfus: 'Trapped on Cougar Mount.In" (Ir ,, 0 MfWPORT IUCM ~lUf 673-elso HELO OVER! DAVID NIVEN TERESA GRAVES IF YOU LIKED"YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN" YOl!'l.L LOVl: OLD um DRACULA "Y()UNG FRANKENSTEIN" HOW FAR DOES A GIRL HAVE lOGO TO UNTANGLE HER TINGLE?? S££ TME UNCUT. UNCENSORED ORIGIMAL 35 MM PRINTS! •--•PLUS THE SECOHO MOST FAMOUS,._11111111 .. 111 ADUl T FILM Of' OUR TIME... - The Devil in Miss Jonet ONLY ORANGE COUNTY ·SHOWIN~ PUSSYCAT • 873-4048 709 £. Balboa Blvd. Newport Beach OPEN DAILY AT 12 NOON The man who knew !? what M.lhogany w<LS Md where she ~ cariwfrom-~ and sllll loved he! .. The fashion pholographer who created the mnsl beaunlul model ill the world- and then tned lo destroy h.>r The nch count who 01med ewrv 1h1ng -and nCMI • h<>wM1ed 10 ().111 Mahogany. ~ a Jt ~a ' WEEKENDER Gets It ALL together Fridays in the l•tH\jij!MI 7:55 0ILUE WATER. WHITE DEATH" Dtlly 6:00-7:45-t:JS w ~ 1!10.3: 15 5:0CM:SCM:4 5 trtlll--llUt WAnl WHm DUTH Ill SHAIK'S n1ASUll ,.. 1215 _11,at•--f . Ill COll1'. ~ ,..,. lO"S DO rT AGAIN 1111 .. , DOC SAYAOI• ..._ ... ,.-... -~'~'-OOHI IN 60 SICOHOS "'t SIDie.Ai IACllS,.. -··-.. --,•-IWt ---.::-----•W-C»ID- 920 IN THI SHADE t11 .j ...... , 11 u•u U )1\ tt11 t 1•1 ...... .. ,, ,, l •tll .,, .. ,. ........ ,, ....... • , ..... ,.,1h1 .,, .. , ......... .. ,,,,, ... , ......... , u•tt• ............. . ....• , .. . l ........ , •• ,,.,., l +•n••h• ........... ,,,,,,. ... , .... , .. ...... ...... t .. .. , ... , ........... C•r•ttut ,.,,_ .. ll\ol WAY Of TMI WOILD • °'-'It.II•--' ~ .. --.. ·· JAWS , .. , auaa-.. DUTM WISH• ..................... , 3 DA TS Of '"I CONDOI 1111 ,.._,_ HYOND TMI DOOi 111 ,... ....... , ............ ,..,.. IOOSTll COGIUIN ,,.. ""' . OUTH5'ACI CONHICTION ·-·-OONI 11C 60 SICONDS '* MDICAI IACllS"" -.. ._ n••- .............. OlD DIACULA l"'I ....... • t. oem MAIY cun UllY ,. t VAMSHIM '°"' 1111 S. Wt AmlttAN MOO "" a tt; tc y (~ T m in "I ve ti1 PE he: Bl m (\I so .. , li~ br te: ar se pe bCl th: t a: de re go w ne WC WC C< th en t t 11 I •• t t '4 e ,, ,. t s .. r ., t. • ,, Bnl.!t 'No Sex Symbol' Q: Does But ReY11olcb ltW couldn bimseU to be a male sex syml*? -Ttrry ud Stuart Schon· i.ai~r. ~verly HUis. Cal. A: "Not now or ever," insists Burt. "It was just a label ut on m e by the movie magazines. I've been trying to live up to it ever since. Matter of fact. the other night I ~most killed m yself trying to live up to a typographical e:· ror!" Q: Wbatenr happened to Jim Booton. that former Yankee pitcher and author of "Ball J<'our," after he and CBS divorced? -Ray Prima, Staten Island, N. Y. aaYNOLos A: It's more a separation than a divorce. Jim got the itch to pitch again and took a leave of absence from WCBS·TV in New York. During which time he joined the Portland <Ore.) Maverkks of tbe Northwest League, Froat Pagf! 84 TRUMAN CAPOTE. • • ~ilm m a king, having written several scripts and be· mg present during the filming of such movies as "Beat the Devil" and "The Innocents " the 1962 version of "The Turn of the e . " ' The author shrugs off s ugge tions that such ac- tivities as movie acting and V talk show ap· pearanees have diminished his 1 erary output. He has not produced a major wor since "In Cold Blood,·· h is 1969 account of a Kansas family murder. ·•1 AM NOT A compulsive writer like Tennessee (Williar:ns), wh.o has a h~art attack if he doesn't get something Wrtlt('n befor e noon," "he adm itted. "Writing is extremely hard work; only amateurs like to write. "lt·s m y work. lt's my life. I have lo bear the brunt of how my works are received, and I don't in· lend to throw any of them out before I believe they are ready." He pointed out that he spent six years in re- searching and writing "In Cold Blood" and he ex- pects to require as much or more time on his next book, "Answered Prayers." A PORTION OF THE new book was published this month in Esquire magazine, and it provides a tantalizing glimpse. Not to m ention scandalizing. It depicts a long luncheon at a posh New York restaurant, with real-life and fictional characters gossiping about peccadillos of the jet and other sets. Among the real figures portrayed are Mrs. Walter Matthau, Gloria Vanderbilt, J ackie Ken- nedy Onassis a nd Lee Radziwill. Readers naturally wonder how Cagote could dare put such revealing words into their mouths. "I SHOWED. THEM the story, of course," Capote said. "They not only gave their permissions; they were delighlt•d. Well, perhaps Jac kie was not entirely so.· Only one of the short story 's characters, a listener called Jonesie, will be a principal figure in the novel, he said. ll<llWL "l"H'M 1'1Wll IOU Anl.\llOliO(GH llOllUD HOLIDAY MATINEES THURS.-SAT.-SUN . '"Conduct Unbecoming: .. Its taut construction, mounUng tension and pollshtd p1r1orm1nces m1k1 tor fascinating entertainment!" N r 1.me~ "'Conduct Unbecoming' Is an elegant, vigorous and dramatic film. It's a very classy movie with ahlny performances and exotic plot" Gene 5""1'' NBC IV '"Conduct Unbecoming' is a whodunit in the grand tradition, that provides first-class suspense and a tidy final twisl" -JuO.th Ct SI SalutOJr Re•1e.., M1g1111n1• "A highly civilized absorbfng movie. The acting Is excellent! 'Conduct Unbecoming' has undeniable charm." -Westingnouse Broadcasting "Provocatively entertaining ... shocking.'!. N Y D111y Ntws •• ••• • • • • • • • •• • •• • •• •• • •• • COAST HWY. AT MACARTHUR BJ.VD. • NEWPORT BEACH • 644·0760 'Glad You Asked That' by Marilyn and Hy Gardntt finishing the '75 season with a 4-2 record. He's hop ing to pitch m ore next season. Q: Does Dun Martin really drink like a fish or is this Just a trademark? -Harry, Scborostein, Scottsdale, Ari~. A; A little bit o( both. <Privately Dmo says he doesn't dnnk like a fish but he does drink what a fish drinks! ) Q: Didn't Mae West have a reputation for using four.Jetter words? -Gabe DeR., St. l.ouis. A : "No,'' insists the veteran ~ex symbol who learned how to grow old gracefully. "I don't like bad language -the only four·letter word I like i:f L. O·V-E!" Q: Who wrote tbe mus ic and lyrics or "Yankef' DoodJe"? -G. Rhyan, Columbus, Ga. A: The lyrics we know were written by a British army surgeon, Dr. Richard Schuckburgh, during the French and Indian War. Amencans became food of it and 1t was ~oon widely sung in the Colonies. The tune 1s much older It was known in England in the 1600s, wa~ a harvesting song in Holland in the 1500s and m ay go back much earlier. The first American printing of "Yankee Doodle" was probably a s part of &njamin Carr 's ''Federal Overture" in 1795. Q: Was it Groucho Marx or Oscar Levant who sent a telf'gram to the cast of a Broadway hit say· ing: "I'm standing in the back of the theater. Wish you were bt-rf' • '? -~larvtn Kohn. Brooklyn. A: It was neither of these acidulous gents. The bon mot is credited to another famou s wit, playwright GE.'orgE.' 5. Kaufman. He got it off while witnessing a sloppy performance or a play he had "-Titten. Q: I read whe r e Xaviera HoJlander is still fight· \ng extradition from Canada. Jlow does s he describe her oc<'upation? And don't tell m e "author!" -)'frs. '.'1artha 0 ., Oklahoma City. A: With several besl·selling books on the racks, :-he has some right to <'all hl'r~elf an author. However, just befort.• Shl' made her first movie Ian X-ralt>d ~ex coml•dy" caJl<.'d ")ty Pleas ure Is My Rusiness" l she braS?i~'l'<i to a London rt.'porter: "I was the bes t whor (• m :'-it'W York. ~ow I want to be the Xo. l film star " Send your questioru to Jly Gardner. "Clad You Asked That ... care of this newspaper, P. 0 . Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92626 .. Wanlyrt and Hy Gardner wtll answer as many questions as they can in their column, but the uolume of mail makes persanal replies impossible. MARGOT KIDDER BURGESS MEREDITH HARRY DEAN STANTON "''"SYLVIA MILES a\Btlld~"" .... I & ELIZABETH ASHLEYds.lfarnCar''I w• :itn ano 0><rc·· o ~.THOMAS McGUANE . P•oe ., j ~, GEORGE PAPPAS [u•f.ul<>t Pl'ldu<f! ELLIOTI KASTNER . '·'JI(., MICHAEL J LEWIS CALL FOR Umted Artists CO-HITS The robbery ahould have taken 1 O mlnutea. 4 hourt tater, 0-e bank wu llkt 1 ctrcua 1lde1how. a houri later, It w11 the hottett thing on live T.V. 12 hoUrt later, " ~ W11 111 hlltory. And lt'1 111 true. 'THIS IS THE BEST THAT Al PACfNO HAS EVER DONE-AND BOUND TO BE AN ABSOLUTE HIT." ft the middle Of 3 robbery !ASHION ISWO •NEWPORT CENTt~.w111tam Woll.CutM1gaz1ne lzza for everyone. :•' ··: • • Pizza fo1-everyone ?? : : • • weird things can happen on a\ ••• • DDG Dav AFTERNOON • COAST HWY. AT MACUTHVR 1Lvo. • n I NEWPOH HACH • 644·07IO ' WIEKOAYI 1:16-t:ao IAT. 1:46-S:SO- M:11-10:30 IUN.2:1M:» >-1:1s . --, .. -·· -I - . Saturt'hy. December 9 1975 OAIL y PILOT BS • 1 DEC. 5-6-7 NJ. J.I I P.M. SAT. MOOM-11 P.M.. SUM. HOOMo I 0 , .M. ..NASHVILLE .. lRJ "TOMMY" tPGI ·•OLD DllACULA• INI '"TAD THA MOHlT AMI> llUtf" -,OUHG FllAHIClH5TllM"' C~I UMOHTY PYTHOH .. nu HOL y GIAJL .. "'EEPER" CPGJ l!M~Wl:ill:J· -rHE H.A,l'Y HOOkBt .. IRJ "DIRTY MAH & caAIY uaar .. V AHISHIMG POIMT"' IPGI "GOME IM 60 SECOMDS• .. EVEL KHIEV EL .. IP'GI ""UMDH covas .ao-Ill -YOUNG FltAMKBCST'EIN" ________ ,,,___ _________ ------ ';/ The terrifying motion picture from the terrifying No. I best ~llRr. 1 aws CO.HIT AT WEST "BLUE WATER WHITE DEATH" CO-HIT AT BRISTOL "THE DOVE" CINEMA WEST wtsr .. 1 .. sn• ATGOlOl"""UT U IUOl AT W.CA•THUl SC0-7444 WESTMIM.CtMTH HMOJ ITS THE REAL THING MAN EATER "BLUE WATER WHITE DEATH" THE HUNT FOR "GREAT WHITE" Plus CINEMA VIEJO "EARTHQUAKE" so ••u,.,.n ol .. ,u MISSION YllJO U0-6tt0 92 IN SHADE PETER FONDA THE WAAAEN OATES PlUS '' R 0 Y AL wmf.t~i~ .. ~~J:lwm FLASH" WfSTMIH.CEHTH 1'2-449) 'THE OTHER SIDE Of THE MOUNTAIN" 'h2W1nd ~~~Lion SEAN CONNERY CANDICE BERGEN CINEMA CEHTER KAOMu.o ... o conu•th SA¥lll>ICIKTU '79·4141 PlUS THIS HILARIOUS CO.HIT WOOOYALLEN "TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN'' CINEMA WEST CINEMA CENT£R HUIOt•TAOAMS COSUMfSA MIU, VHOlCUITH '1•·41'1 (PG) Ttif"Y~TtifMCN CNfm'CNf-. ClfAIUIS BRONSON JAMfS COElJRN GEORG~L~~NNEDv f ttARo TINO I 1 ' 'THE HUMAN HUNTINGTON CINEMA FACTOR "F ~1.m': .. c".''"'~ ":., .. m ••LE WALT DISDEY ROBERT LOUIS STE VENSON S with BOBBY DRISCOLL ROBERT NEWTON BASIL SYDNEY ''BLUE WATER WHITE DEATH" TEENAGE HITCHHIKER ANO "TEENAGE TRAMPS" - . ' • ~ ....... ·-' •• c .... t;" .. ; .... :-,-; ..... ·'..a• •• l •• \ t . - . .. ·~ 'lo ~ .... '"' ,.., 1~ 'h 1 '. \ OAILYP:LOT ., ~ I 1 • •• OAIL Y PILOT Saturd1y, December e. 1975 N _... -> II.I ..I -c:J Ill m .. !'\ ·.f '~ , .. Prices On Sale Items Effective Through December 16 ' ~.,....,,·" . ( ...... ...._. .... .JC .. ~ r' - t.. . (,;)I -OllE£ N & Kll"G SIZES ..I -71&k11t. ~OLU IN !->1.T~ ONLY Choose Quality Bedding By Wilshire. 0 Luxury firm innerspring mattre~s has flrnal l:Overing and multi-needle quilted lop ••• matching founJation is firm for lasting sup- port. {)\.\11 twin, full, queen or king ~ilc. ~ CHINA S'.\47 REG. 5.397 SAVE SSO r SAVE UP TOS47 REG. S57 to 5117 $55 EA. PC. S-Pc. Dining Set by Pulaski has Mediterranean styling scaled for apart- ments, includes a 38"x56"·70" oval table, 1 arm & 3 side chairs ... has Pecan veneers on select hardwoods and simulated wood. SAVE$80 REG.S447 L ,,, -i Make this an unforgettable Christmas with terrific values from Levitz! f"' ~ We can't begin to list our giant selection .•. everything from gourmet t .r ,, !ti racks to complete housefuls of ftirniture. Choose famous brand quality,·., , pace-setting new styles, one-of-a-kind accessories and more. 86" 'SOFA REG. $397 CONVENIENT BUDGET TERMS SAVE $}00 Contemporary Sofa In A Bold Flame-Stitched Herculon® Olefin! Thi~ fabulous Contemporary sofa is a full 86" ... covered in a rugged stain and soil resistant Herculon a• olefin with lovely flame stitching for a mcllnw, natural lnnk. Hu rry in today and t ,\.., y "J () A <.,~L.:~IBU Hickory Grain Design Tables ••• you'll love the gleaming 2" chrome plated posts .•• hic kory grain effect tops of scuff and mar-resistant vinyl that wipes clean with a damp cloth. Choose the cocktail or end table and ~ave today at Levitz! YOUR CHOICE $22 • feel the comfort features that include puffy button tufted back, wrap arms and thick reversible knife-edge seat cushions. Save! Matc hing Loveseat -REG. 5327 .•. $247 -IUICAMBICMI ff*b!!d§H KROEHLER @m-fi Kroehler Royale RecUner is the super· relaxer you've been looking for! Have it in rugged Herculon!J\'olefin covering with dia- mond tufted back and footrest, 3 position comfort! Haveihoday at big savings! CHEST S248 REG. S297 SAVE S49 -9~~Y&.~. Wilshire 9-Pc. Corner Group features quilted coverlets in a colorful patchwork print, 2 mattresses, 2 foundations. 2 bols- ters with zippered covers. casters, rug runners a nd a Pine tone wood product table. SAVES30 REG. S227 Modern 4-Pc. Bedroom by Coleman has pecky Pecan veneers. Oak solids ... strikiRg raised geometric pattern .•. includes 72" triple dresser, split landscape mirror. night stand and fulVqueen headboar.d. $197 SAVES41 REG. S187 $146 SAVES199 REG. S697 $498 Buy Now ... No Payment 'TI/ February! For Qualified Credit Customers -First Monthly Payment Not Due Until Febiuary, 1976 -Finance Ch1r1e Will AcctW During Deferred Payment Period. / 7 Giant Warehouse Locations ... An Easy Freeway Drive To Big Savings DAILV 10 TO 9 ••• SUNDAY NOON To 6 ·~·"'' L.Mtaf .... 0 HUNTINGTON BEACH -ORANGE COUNTY -San Diego Frwy .. Beach Blvd. Exit E) OXNARO.VENTURA -Ventura Frwy .. Vineyard Ave. ~ E) SAN DIMAS.COVINA _ Ju~t North Of The San Bernardino Frwy .. 0 SAN BERNAROIN().RIVERSIDE , -Riverside·Barstow Frwy .. Inland Center Exit 0 NORTHRIDGE -Nordhoff St. and Tampa Ave.. 126 Across From Northridgc Center @ REDONDO BEACH -SOUTH BAY CEN'tER -West of San Diego Frwy. At Artesia A Off 210 Frwy .• Anow Hwy. Eiut V LOS ANGELES.GLENDALE -Ventura Frwy .. San fernaf)do Rd. E1tir Across from May Co .. cm Kinasdale All me~hanJ1sci$ priced for pick-up at our dock in the! origin al factory container. Or. ir you wish~we'll deliver for a slight charge. ..... _olr'W _____ ·---.... ----··-.. --------· __ ...... , . • OAILYPILOt CJ • Sltvrday, December&, 1975 • • __, ... ~-a •·~-P-U_8_Ll_C~N-OTl~C-E~-,~-P-U_8_Ll~C-N-OTl~-C-E-.~,~-P-U_B_'_l_C_N_O_T_IC~E-·~.~-P-UB~-L-IC_N_O~Tl_C_E~~,~-P-U_B_Ll_C~N-O_T_IC-E~-,~-P-U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_l_C_E~,[~-P-U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_l_C_E~ '~-.,,,.,,.,.._.,,..,.;:;.-~1~~~~~~~~1~~~~~~~~~J~-=""°~""°'"""~~~. ~..,,..,,~~c=c=:::---J ·~·~--,~-c'.:"::CC::---![~~~~~~~~ For the ,-r.tdtf1o_y1.aviJ"IS$ '!i:!=~OUl•USINSll NOtlCll"O, -lllOTICl:OP'DISIOLUY-IDH P'IC"f!TIC>VS•ll'*•U • MOTi.caT.oc11aOITOA& folOffC.I: fOU•CHYOtll4.ofl' tu.Ml tfAl"iMaMT .. 'f'faTSMl:MT ..oh•&.1if'081lllLITY':: ••OU.CK Ofll AUTMOaJ'tl' i IUoMa STATl!MINT IU.PJ.!~0-'l'O.M l'TOP' nta I M V • ST 0 a S '° II 0 P' I: a T Y T"9 fOlllOWl"'ll JMfWft I• OOI"',,..,. .,...,. ,.. ,..,_~ dol111 luJ. Hotlie 1, iw ... o, fjlloln !Ml -.... NoU~,1,t..t•br9l ... n 111,1l'-·c..i.· 1119 fol!o.hoe ""'°"II dal,.,.... IT•HO .. (ALll"O••••l'Ott ~NAGIMI MT ,.,lh' MWM: ' ~will -bit rlll:IDMl ... IOI' I j»rtner\/llP (ot1~10lln'l of C:.1110<""• -..1•t• TMIC.0UMTYOt'OaAJllOI; NQ11Cl lllw••~J9h•en lll11 lmol\10t• R ·~ 11: .... MOS co ' lt~J Aloeflfhtt, L &. L •rl"Allll a. CON$TftUC-lflY "'*"'Of li.tlltltlfl lOfllf.OC.'""' ... P.,:Ulc 0. .... 1., ..... nl,. C:111'-1 COO' POWtik CONIPOHf HT$ co. ... ... ·'""l .... ~. """""'~..,.n• ... Pfl•1N•-P ecord Qllt.""" ... ,C ... "2.21 TtOH. 1mw. MKArtri..t ........ ~ .. J'Olll oOwr than mywtf, Oii • fttH -·II°" •nd P•n•mlnl CO<Ulrutta. llM-4 J ... (:rt, F-t.oln V•llW, tA. l!.lle'l•of ...... u ft1HE l DI!. 'MJt._Pll". (Gn\.hllnQ OI c p M•'l.fll",...<>I " ... Rlch•rd O . 8•rn•rd, ttJI Mne,CA..,.. tN'"'"°· • ~'I, ln<. • C•loto"'" lO..PD< .. tVCll •t• MAURIN E l, OE WOLF E O#llJ, • C.•lll~nl• lO•IMl••llOn. -~Im. GMI• Ml\.o, ca. "2•11 ca.i flllc,..,. uwh, I.,.. •-O.INtNt ''"" "'"°' NowM!lft' tW5. '"""-wt>i(l1 "-' l•'•••'t lft I• '"O" ,(Mt&,..,.., CA. tt.M O....e. H H•rptr t!'.~ l!e1t Fo.,ru1 $ttHt S..<>t• ..,.., "-t.oln V•ll•f, C.A. l'ltOI MOl l(I! t\ HEAE8V Gt VEio! to IM 0.l•w••• tW-•hGn, .. i.1~n ~ Ut -----•• ._ 111v1a..i..1, 1'111• ~ I• tCWHll..cltcl .,., on i... tJoS-y Ml'ft Mo\fl l'"""110tnia '1•10 .., .. , o111wi-n ot flllt ~-l• c.onoiotltcl Dy 11111 1-.. c,.,,I'°"' of trw •DO.,. n•,...d--t rl...:1 "" •u ""''.,.~' ·~ ~" lliUctword o. ll••n.o•d di~. 1Ml'I H.-oC>ft ll!~d. m.klfllo111,,.. on"""' 31. It IS A'1H 1"-1 dlwl....,.1 lllM •II ,_,_,. n•wlnt c,.1,.,., -'"t SI-..•. ~nl• .,,.., c.1uoW Wli. Tl\,, t\t\itmtflt .... tllM With ,,,. C. lllk,..rd "-"'j' -• ·.1w11-.1t_., IS del•, no N•IM• In llle P-lfl"'""'g llld ......... n JI Mtnl Ille WI! de(leltllt •r• r1qyJr1Mt to !•Ito dlt\Ol .... ct o, !fl\111 .. 1 ~"""°'"I ., OI "'"' Goutil'f Cte•k ol Ot•lllt' Co<ontyon ND"" 'This •~t ._ .. , tlltcl ••llf1 !flt CMte """"-CA t21J1 IUll*"'V 10 Olnll lff ~incur OOll99llan• Tllh 1t.10n,.nl "''' llltlO w1111 f'-lfltt'n, wnll 1"' lll(e\••ff ~O<I<'-'''· ft.. n•qnl ()(\ob"' i1 UI) Allt•r 1"-1 o.i.. ~N C.LtM•lllTE """""ll, lft) C-y Cl ... k II Dl"&l'IOf C:.011111, Oii ~ fl'llOlllhtcl Dr•llOI C....ll O.!lv POOi. °" Deillttol lM l0<met l).orl"9rY,lp. t,owrty C:lllfk ol Or•~ COLI/Uy o;inNDv· !No llf'lk • ot t,,_ (lt•k 01 I"' -..., no --r....i •"'"°'"' lo O•l'<l <11' to,,._ GE•l!••~"Mf'ITAL ........ .,,....ts,1•1s. "'°"·"·JO.-Dtc •.1t11 .014-1$ 0.1.0 ~ ...... w11 ,1t1~ ........,1'S,lt1$, IU1911t-l,O<IOP•• .. n111Wm ..... ffllnt (L1rC>t111o.otl11"•ont1orntllOll'1elll"""r • ........ '""'"'~M,ttU ..!° .. ~.':".~~.~~:,r::11~i.::; Pulil1""40rtn1M cc..u °'611:=. PVBUC NOTICE o~~~L~i!:~~~ P AC1F1c: f'llbll-0<1,. eo.i1 o.uy~ ~c~::""o~t"!'~:o~~~~~~ :::.:.::.::::'~'!.'it~'~":'!.::: : .... ·:.:,:.~,:r""'fl'l&fl Eeldi.mot1, ..... 2'1,&11111OK.~11, JIO, 1t/) .SIJ-'5 e.,. 0. .... 1 .... ,..,..,lin '*"' "·-O.c.•, 13, 20, 1tl$ HEHOEl'ISON. JR ' AtlOt'lllY •I '-'"""· »(#'l•l.0 °' Ill• jltflllll"' 10 .. Ind~ ih u.,, •"""""-G4''Cb""rt,Capl~1t-PUBUC NOTICE • llyH•!•nM M••lln l------------u~~'-""'I~ Et•t 1THt s1 ... 1 sw1i. I!!. eio-.11 ,.,, .. ,,. &e~l'l.bo'f' '--~~~"'""""°""'"'°'" ___ 1 f!ICTITIOUl•UllMl.IS PANAMJHT CONSTRIJCTIOH -· C..Ulornl•. 'l'"/IJI. •l>ltn t• 1r. 1"'r•9'1l•OIC P M•n•'11',,. ... ~ Mr •rid Mri, Rll-11 Skr•ll"\. Sift ,. f!ICTITIOUS •USIHl!SS PVBUC NO'l1CE MAM&ST•Tl.MENT COMPANY,IHC PVBLJC NOTICE IJ/ta of_I,...~• ol ll>e ll~f\!Ql\'0\! •11 panr I"""' ~•tnc•sh•P P•Ol>'!rty """" a. ..... rn., Ooy NAMI. ITATEMl!MT ,.,,. tolki'Wl"9P9'_,. •r• doino-1· Hr Rl<:Mrct J;. Eddf, Pl'..._ ell nwot\ltr\ 1Wr1 .. n1"9 to Ille •"II.ti• "' ot•n ••tlQned to IU<:htteh Wf>I ......... Mt' ti, ltlS T,_ loUowlAQ PtliOn Is OOlng bltlol· &.S$ ,."•s; HvM!tll•et S MtHllQll, lreM NOTICE IHVITIMG •IOS NldOK-..1, woll>•n '°"'' "'°"'"' eO..-Mtn•w•men\ Cor P • •)•0 C.."'f)lj• NW • .., Mr\, Alfll, MO•{l.ol), 0-ntU•\' P'~"';:~!:~:.·:,,T H /I. JI ft Y • S A l. I G HM E MT Publls.lled 0r•"99 CO.OU D•llY Phol, a ID ll ENI "O. 2M tMl!tll pi,ittllt•tlot1ol llll\. notlte, O"v•, N•wpOrl B••<h. C•lllO~nl• ~"""'" ""0 ... \. e ., 0 L I 'V I! .. I but! ,.RVICE. 12J Monie \11111, CM•• 0.tf __ , 1'1" .... 1-,~ NOTI CE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11'111 Ollld Dtt•rnbo• ,_ 1•1s '76'4 ..,,)Ch \11•11 t .... un .. the O<.IU"'"':J N1,,..m....,U. 1'11 P.,LMTREES. 1Jl W. 8•11•r SI •• Col;Uo IWl~-~.....,.ntl ~ , dOh\11 ' • Mtv,CA.'2<tM PUBLIC NOTICE -ltdOl"OfMIWl~wUI °' r.cel,..ctDyt""' flETIV JEAM BEECHER ol!""P•rlM••llrp Mr ond Mr._ $1•pftefl Gorsllf, S.., Mtw,(.A.. 't'M.16 TOWN AND COUNTRY CAS.l.>AL HWTY J . F191P1, iooull t)r1ttwl;!Od CllJ ot Co.I• Mtlot, to wli: Tllo 01~ E•-c1.11tl•ol t1W Wiii 0.leCI Ocl-• JI, l~IS o .... "'t.OOY. .io. T. Mor•"S."' w, Bok.-st~ AND P'ATIO FUftNl'fUltE SHOPS. Or ,Soll!llL.QllN,CA."2•11 1--~======~==---ic-itll, P. 0 !loo• 1ioo, ot '"'Oh ot 01 1 ... .00 ....... ..-~1-~ .. ~ ... MAH .. GEMENT COM· ............ blor 17, 1'11 Cott. Ml>w, c •. 9:162-1,.,. ... ~ eow.v .. d. Col .. ,,.,., M•, <•' •• G. f •91 "· l'.1611 MOflCI! Toc•irOITOftS CO!olfl -··· C••llornll, OPIOI" betor• I... TMCIMA!.W. MElolOEftSCH, '"· Mf fnd Mr\. P•ul 0..-lt\, S.. Tlli' 11viJ.,.,1 Ii c~MO o_.., ""-Glrllton\!•"2UP Ol't~01.,5outllLl0"""•CA mn SU,.ERIORC:OUltTOF T"• 110.,r ot 11 "00 *·"' on MOr>Oey, ...._, . .tu"' llvOenn o~A. M•tl•n CJ.tn'tlnte,Q"I dlw!G .... I TOWlol AHQ COUHTftY PATIO Tll!i b11tlMtl Is cond.,t ltd br • STATEOll~LIP'OltNIA l'Oll: O.clmlllr tJ. 191S. II \b•U Oe Ille nlll1<rll1111lllTMt 8v Don N V•llt•, Vite Pm . ....... ,.....,. )I, 1•71 -IOIT. Mofl lll 5HOf'S. c:autorni. Cot Mksl tra. ,_.,.r1l p.1rtn1ri.rdp. Titl COUNTY OF OftANOI: -·kM!llY ot tn• O•dcte• 10 dell•••" """Ill SK Mf •net Mti , J•1 """'•k ... Sift Tiiis Stloltfl'ltfll -.s tiled "'411t ,... • r' ' H•rryJ F~n ....... IS4'1 lllstllo lo \'-City Cl•t•'sOtll(• rw , ... (Mt.-.c• •1•1' RICHARDS-WE'iT Cltmente, gltl, co...nt• Clerk OI Or•n-Cllllnl• an Nov• tffwPOtl •oult¥•rd, Oii• Nlew, Tiiis 111\emenl •Is lllttd Wiii\ ,,._ E,i•I• ol EO"IA L. OE WOLFE, ,oi,.. --r -.onc1ct 1lme 81ch "fit!! t. Ttol: 1110 ~Pllf MANAGEMENT COll:P, "" Ql~t'Kt7 C.... Clffltof~tl'IOIGolintYOfl-E F 0. ... ~ .,.._,,_t: .. cwlrl•IAdn'lhMUr•"'" lhMitn-1S.McH1.191'1, Mr. •nd Mts Jolln Hlrl ..... m. Sit! .... , ''· 1•1s . ™' Ml-s Is <OftCNt~ oY. tor"· ' ON• OEWOL E, c••-· llO.lblkly-llfd ~fld •••If •loud •1 11 OJ Or c 0 I PllOI A\lt. T•••' J....,..C.plstr-, Qfrl. ~t llOl'lllOn. «nDlf 2S, 191S. HOT!CE IS HERE8V GIVEN lO l1W 1,m., qt'' -ll••,,111!1r •• p!'aclk•· Pl.IDll-•ngo-.... 1 • IV P!JbllSllld O<•"g.o Co.o~\ D•l!r ~I °'tC•Mller I, U IS P.,blilllled Or1M1!1f Co.isl Olllly Pllol, TOWH ANO COUNT ltY II~ cre<1lt0t1 of Ille f OO•I n1""'G __. OM on MoN1y, Dec1mtwr 11, 191S, I" OotlmOer t, ll, 11> 11, 1f/S 4lllf /) Dtlc•tntllr' ltl~ •W.l·I) Mr .. no Ml"'\. To,1 V1n Ngwy.,, s.r. Naw. n.1t,•nd 0.(. '· ll, lt"IS 4-0S-IS • P•TIO SHOPS,. Pvtoll$htcl o......,. Co••1 o.u, PllDI, 11'>11 •If i:."'°"s ll•wltlQ tl•lm\ aQ>llll'lll ""' Cou.ncll Cll•tnlllr$, Cl1'f li•ll. 11 I--------------"·-------------- Ci.fTllMe, OOJ. C..llf0n'll1 Cot"'•non "°"· 1t,•l'IO 0.(. 6, 13. 20, ttll IN \tlct GK-nl ••• '""lrtd to lllt F•lr Orl,.., C:.,,\t Mt\•. C.ol•IOrni•. t'Dr PUBLIC NOTIC'·'. PUBLIC NOTICE Dtc11t1bf•2, tos PUBLIC NOTICE "'rwyG.DIUOltch,. .OSl.,.IS them. wlt1> t11e "''*\l"'•Y -.chtn, In tiw harnhlllno ot 'REAOV MIJCEO r~ Mr •I'd Mr•. Ron•ld llr1dl0t<7, l---."'"'"-''"co;O< .. i'i<--"'""'.,,' I 1----------~---l1i. olll(• ol IM <lerlt ol ltle ~en-OONCRETE. 1-----------------------------Lall..,. Hiii\. OOJ FIC"flTIOUS •uSIME$' This tlilelNnt w•• I/lid "'""' Ille PUBLIC NOTICE \(\ltldCOl.lrl,o• lo P••'4nt 11\em, -.llhtl\e AOCll!loMI M!I\ of Ille \~ltiuUoM HO fl CE TOC:O"TJIACTOftS M<. •nd Mr•, D•vld Otorco, Sin NAME STATEMElolT Cou<llY 0 '1'11 01 Or1n9t CllllMYlll'I 0t------~~~,-------IPltCl!'"IW"fVOl>C'.IWrl, \0!1'11-~Cill*! nM1 llt ObU!ned •I llle otll<e ol ,,,_ ULLIHGRlll •ID!. Clemtl'lll,l>Qy T'-lol-IAQperiOflt•r•dOif'lllbllll• "*-"2',1'15. C."·1'6J •I lht Olllct o l THOMAS W. Pl>tcMilAQ AQtnl •t 11 f•!t Ori~. ScllOOIOl\ldcl:S-leb.oe•V•ll<l'•\J<ulled neui:i: """14 llrOTIC:ll! TOCltEDITOll'S HENDER!.ON, JR Allot"MY •l Uw, (Ml.I -w. C..!llor"ll Buh '1IOuld be 81ct Oe•ttllne 1 OOo'cloc~ p !fl o1 tr.. JOtlldeyal Ptt1mbfr, ltlS ST,JOSE,MH~"'TAL N,.,..,.....,.., !tit Mt. Ind Mf\ WHll•m .,,""""· 1939 ""°"""' 51 , Founl•ln \l•U•v. girt Mr '"" Ml".I Ron•l<I Smltll, 1'711 Comlt, lrvone girl No,..mblor '· ltJS Mr •llO M•• PnlliP Slon•, 11012 Don· deOo u ...... M!HIOll Vl•Ja, Qlr l '"•-llert,HIS Mr allO Mf!. O•wld SlnQn. 102'91 flrit.No1•1 Aft , We.imln\le•, 91r1 Mt •n<1 Mrs. HUPI'.) T'""'"'· l\01 Foreue Or., No. I, Huntlnqlon 6'fCll. THE Sil.VER SADDLE, nu WHt f'<ubtl$111d °'~ C-ol,1 Diiiy Pl~. SU,.l:ftlOft COUftT 01' T"E l!ill E•lf 11111 SlrHI, S11lt• 111, emu 1°1'1 .... Md 10 Ille •ltenuon ol , ... Oly P!•CtOI 8•d "'•<••PP 11100 u '""""°"""·Room }14, ug ....... Holl\. C•lllor111 .. Lln<oifl, A""'l>eom, CA. t2111l Mow, 1S,:t2,1t-O.c 6, 1•7S .0..7i STAT!!: 011 c.ALll'OltMIA l'Olt Mew. CIU!ornla 97611, wllfd'I it Ille Ci..-, In • W•lt'd e11w~lo~. 1'*1tlllecl f>rOl'<l t~\lhcel•on H•m!: Ml>"°" Vli",O Pl•9'1 Sc.-1, Addl!IOll1" •nHloltll•Y-•\"""9dln an Ill• oul\lcte w hrl lllt Bid llem .11.lllllhon• Cor POr•llon , 314' w e'\ LIMOln, PUBLIC NOTICE IM.A-nnt •II m.oue~ pe<1lonlng 10 1"" Htat• ol N.....,...,.•ndl11e()ptonln11 D•le. f"Ke PllPl••reon f1le:Al~-Mlll,,..A•<lllle<:fl, 1606 8~Sltft1, S..t• Antllelm, CA tllOI l------,~,,,,------I Est•tl of LOIS FR EOEltlCl(A Wld de<.oent, whllln lo"r m<>nlM.ttler Elcll bld t/Ytl \p•!d!J tt•CI! 91..:l•..ery An.I, C..lllorfl••. lllls bllnes' 1, (Ondui;le<:I by ,_ U>r· ,. (.,..141, AL8AN, Cle(eiwct lllefl•sl P<Jbllctloonolllll• notice. ilem •1 WI IOt"lll In Ille o,pttllk.ilons. NOT ICE •S HEREB I" GIVEN llWI !l'>e •00.., nomeO S.llOOI Dls1,f<t .,. llOfl\IOn. JfOTICI! TO CJIEOITOftS HOTIC:E IS MERE8Y GIVEN 1<1 Ille Oo\tcl Oecemller 2, l~1S, EC ER At>y 1nd •fl •llCtPllons lo,,,. _.,111c• Ot'.,.oe eo ... ntr. c..•norno.o, ..cl•"'ll bv •nd thtOLl\111 lls Go..,1n1nq SO.Ord, Sy Ro1, Inc . 1 C•lllornl1torp $U .. Eltl0R COU"TOF Tiii!: tredUon ol I ... Ibo~• l\llmect clK""""I HETTY JEAN HE H tloM mll'll Ile Cl•e<h st1lld In lllo bid, he-.1 ... fte• rele,,e tlol>t flO\ !•1e< th•n H• Tiiis stetemen\ wl\ 111.,., wtlb ti. STA TI 0 ,. CALll'O""IA FOlt !!wot Ml P9"'°"5 twovl119 <111~ ~ns1 ExlCu!•l• 111 '"" Wiit ea.nt. Olld l1llur1 lo"' 10<"111 ""' Item In 11'11 .coo.,. •l•l•G 11me. st•l~CI bi<f• l<1• 1he<0w&•ctol •comr1tc1IC>•11\eltbOw• pro/..:! °"""" C~•k 01 Or•no-CCHlnlY on Nov· TMECOUHTY OI' ORANGE t"9 "kl -.-1 ••• reqylred to Ille ot '"' •bO...e n~mfll ~ ~Ult•1lot1s \11•11 De 11rOL1ncts lor re 81tts u..11.,. re<t•~ed in t!T ot<OCe i°"""''ed •l>O..,,..,., WI.oil o. _.,.ct.net -11, 19JS. Ni, A·tiSU tllom, llll'llrl !I'll ntceswry -.OW,,,, In THOM.AS W H£N0£11:SON, Jlt. llCt!OPIOI I"" old publl<lyre.ct•IOIHl •I lbe •bOve-s111edllmo!•<>dPKe Fffm Estllt Of l'"RAHCES CARROLL ,.._ "'11Ct 01 Ille clerk <>I Ille -... tn• A-..y1t Uw E•(ll Old Slll!I W I IOrll\ !PW lull nemd T~re wlll Of a SHiii de11<>•ll 'f<l"lrett !0< tt•tll "'"'of bkl do<....,.no to,,,..,. Pl.lttll,....., OrlnQe C~U O•llJ Piiot, JONES. O!t(el.ed lltle<IOD<.H1,0I'" loi>r1S.nf O>em, ..tthlhe tME••I l/1fl StrHI •n<f •tt•lct.n<es ol all ll'lrSOM Mid .ntMllle relurn ln9"1"l c-lloon"Wtll!•rl !lllM"f"•fl..-tlle olao_,lnQo.I•. I gor! ' M•ttml>fft , UJS Mr Ind Mf~ Ed Flout•<>•, 1~11 Marie Pl Me, Wtslmlnsler, boy Now.71,2'9 IOOO.c ,,13 .._.S-15 NOTICEISHEREllYGIVEHIOtlle IW<1$1-¥Y¥OUCMr\,totM~ Wtenl ~ °""'" lfOl•re•led lr1 Ille PftlPllSll •\ El<hOldmu\lcot1lormana1»~n"'""'"theconl••t;1 <10<."menl\ credllon ol tlM •bo._. ,..med 0.C-I .ol !Moflk • otlll11ttorney$, JAMES E. CM.ti""'"°• CA '1ttJ • 0t1nclp.1I~. Ln <a•• OI t orpotallom, In-E1cn Old !.11111 l)tt .Kcom"'°"iNI Oy llW """W"ly <•1ene<t !O >n .... (Olllt¥1 ttlotlllJ19r"°"'il'lavlt1Qcl•!""tg.llMI Wt LH l!l.M ol KIND EL ANO T.t:O\.t l ,..._'1" Cl-lM n1,..,.s of lllt PrrHld1111, dl)c.11m,,..h.,nabyl ... Ullofp•_.i..,0<gn1<.oc:1r0rs. ANDERSON, lb20 Nortl'I Br...0....J, ""'""y for E•ecwlrl• !;K"t•ty, Treasyrer. •nd M.o....,.... Tiie OISfRICT te .. rv~ fl'ie roQtil lo rejKI •nv 0t .,ti l)lcts or \o "'•lw• 1nv 1---------------llN wld dlcedent ••• rt<QYlted to Ille s.v.11 An•, C:.Uloml1 11702, wfllch Is PuOllSl'>e<:I 0.1nwe Co•~I D•!IY P!bl, 1'IW City CbYncil ol lhe City ol ~to ln~·!•<IUt•or lnl0tm•tlUH ln..,y Oid•Ot lntllt Dld<llno. FIC"flTIOUS •UStlolESS ~~.11:.t::. ":" .. ~':!'?u:O:": 11'1 j>IOC• of l>lrtlMSSof 1 ... undltt"~ DK•mlwr6, 1J, 20,21, 191~ _,, -... ......... , t ... r!gllt 10 ••}eel.., CW" ·rrie Ol'iTAICT l>•• dcl••""-u.. ,,., ..... 1 l>"'Y•l!l'IQ .... ol Pl• iii ..... PUBLIC NOTICE ,I f ~ . ' Mr Ind Mr._ B•l•n V1n(e, ni. Ne•'. M'-"tl"91on llt•,n.111r1 N•••lflOolr 11. Ult Mr •l'ICI Mrs Jol!n We~Mrm1nn, 15232 Rot-Clrtle. l•v!,..., lloJ HOwemblr 11, 1!11 Mr •rid M••· 5\eYen K1•11i!ll. SM:l Bhnt1Uroe, 1rv1n1,Qlrl ....,. •nd Mr~ &.ory Wllol•, ISO! 0.k· ~fO'lltl CoY•I. HYn011111on 8e•cll. Qlrl HOwtmMr U, lt7J Mr •nd Mr,;. Tllom•s Waller. mt Pon C..•1<11• Ploce. Newpart Hetcn, Q"t HOn'llller 14, l'IJ M• •lld Mt$. Rodrl~v Llitl~, 1l01 f1or101, lolo c. M1.1nt lno1on Hellll, bO't HOV11nmr IS, 1t1S Mr nt'l(I Mt\, v.,tio Mltil~lll..,_, ll &t•• Pew. Nft 3-1-0 , l•w•ne, qlrl Nl ... Mbff I., 1tl J Mr •nd Mr~ O'led•• MdYQ•tn 1:1"1>2 Hiii"""! 0• , L.o1tYt1• Nlguel, 00., HO...emb1r 11, 1t7S M• •'Id M" Jame• 811!Ck\mltll, 11~1 'ltl0t1 R,..ct, lr~\ne, 11"1 Mr ll"ld Mr\ J•!Tlt'S Co,.la.,, 16552MI, Tock! 'ii , Fo.,nt••n Valley, ooy Howmti•rU, ttl:I Mr el"ld Mf' Rlcnartt Fenlelto ?SM Ma~ll'l'IU" M1 .. 1on Vltjo, fw111g.,1\ -•tmbef JI, \US Mr alld Mrt Jam•• S11QQS 9381 '\.olln_,oct Circte, WP•lmir1"er, bo• NovemD•r 14, H IS Mr. 11..i """ Larry fo•, tll52 SOO• Ro...i. W<ulmln•le•. Qlrl Mr .,.., M'\ .....,,.,r;tt Wd•ct. ~IS Aide• Pl.oc:e, Nlw11<>•t 8e<Kll, bov Na,..mllerl i, 1tlJ Mt ;ln<I M••· Gregory Ha•Q•OYe 1U01 Dov!\ Llllt, H.,n1lno1on IXIKll. qorl Detemlle•1, ttl) Mr •rid Mrs Leon•rct fl•own, 1•19! Hu.-,1 El lo•o. Oot Mt , 1nd Mr\ F••n~ Maberm•M, 16161 \li.wpolnl UM, HUntonoton 8e.otll, ... Mr ~net Mt\ A~ohllo O•hl,...., 11401 H1!1g11te L•ne, H""I •"910tl 8'.c:ll, no., Marriage LAS VEGAS MtrtllQI lkensn lu...,,1>ttre1nclu<1e . 11LLISCIN-STt:V£NS -AUii 1,Jonn l(oet, 11, 1no:t Ernlly Jo•n. 21, boln Cl4 w~~lrnln•ler MOTT -\IESSELS -AUQ 1,Cll..,.E •• 61. •nd S.rn•tt 1on.o ••,boll! ot "°""" lain Valley PORTERFIELD ENSZ Aug I, Tfl<>ma• w1ni..m, l.<I. •nd s ... ...,. Mff, 11, 111>1nol H11nl•l!Q\On 8fat l! BUCKINGHAM•GRAEBER Aug 1, verl'IOll L , S., er1d Mary YvON'll!.16, bolM ot We•"~;!~~Mrii f CESSNA·F'ISHER -trwln I(, 6', andMl>rltVercol•, n. Oolhol ~ Hllh. • HAME STATEMENT tllltd~, orlopresonl trwm, wlll!IJW IPl•ll .....ttHs Ptrt•lnl'IQ IO llltn:l.ote"' •II bl<n .. , In Ille 1oc•llly In wl!l<ll lll•S _,,k ls lo 1».-rt0tmo.d tor e.t<:lt~rall or!ypo Tiit to11owlAQ Pl•son I• d<>l"ll Dial· nKH!.ar'f ¥OUCl!e•J, 10111, .,n<ler•'91M wlddlCedl<rt, wllllln 11111• "'°"'""Miff PUBLIC NOTICE OATEO· Oec1ml)ttr ~. lllJ ol _,•kmln ,...Ot,HT'I,.. w,.,. Jt1i. Lii Bistro, 13100 A 6 El Toro Rood, El NEA &. llUNT, l•St El\! Fourtllstreet, O!tltclNo....,....Oolr 11. ltlS. NOTICE TO CJIEOITOllS DK""°'''• lt15 467'-li 8RtCltl.AVER T~o.,.. "'rt~•"',.:..,_,, VI• E>l<lll•, Mis· s.ui" 121, Soni• Ane, C•lllorPll• ftlltl, • ..,".,.~!,DRE R 1 CK HA RV EV s'"','"o'o~~o'!~T•O•'• T~' PUBLIC NOTICE F0tem1n: Employ 1-S rnen.PIOl leSstll.ln\.& O'l~•ct.oy eoo-... iou,,...;~~ ' ~·· .... wlll(h l•ltlePl.CI Ol b11•l~•OlllW........ c.A\> TA I! 11 .... Ll.-v ....... l'0<•m•n·Employ6-l\men,M>l~"'Mnt.6...,per""v•llOV8IO ... rfleyro .. n, ...... Vl<llo. CA 92•1S. den!""'° In ll1 m•llers pert.olnl'IQ lo Adtnlnl1l••lOI'" wl1,,_llW1-Wlll THI!. CDUMT'f Of' ORA"GE l'"orttn.,.• EMPioy Oftr 11 me.,_ nO!. k~~ IMn \.I OJ Pl'• d•r •bo"" Tiiis ttu.I~' Is (onducled b'f' lft 11'1-Ille esl•I• Of ~•let d<lcedenl, wllhln 10,,, Anne>HOdot the e\tallotl... Ne ..... Ult ..... rnevmtn ctlvll)Jll. "'°"II" llllfll\eltr\t putlltCltklnot l~b •bo._. n.med ISK!'denl E\llte ot LILLI AH F. 8ERSUCH. OftOIMAlolC:lli NO. T!.-" BRICl(l.AVERS ANO STONEMASONS , ,, •••••••••••.• , ,., , , . ,,, . ••••••,ti toll RobertT11!ot1 -le• JAMl:Sl!..WILHELMtl •kaLtLLIAN FLOREHCE8ERSVC:M, ... OftOINAlllCE OF THE CITY DR ICl(TENOEll:ill.ABORERSJ ............................ •••··•·•• •• , ... Tiiis M•lemenl ..... 5 llled wl!ll Ille D.lledNo¥tm~r2S, 1~1S tUNOEL&ANOl!ll:SON Or<••l<f<I COUNCIL 01'" TME CITY OF con• CARPENTERS Countv C.:ter~olOrln<,M CO"nlYonN<i,,_ AAVRODHEYJONES,Jll:.. 10_.,_Wft NOTICE 1S ME RE8V GlVE"I lo MESA, CALl,-OftNIA, AME"OllllG forem•n ·Recelve~noll•"•l~nUOOllo'rllilvmorelPIMltlll'd•!ly~<t!fOI t'fTib<I<" 11, l91J Ex1eut0tot !tie Wiii $-. ...... , c.tlf. 92711 11w Credltors ol IM •tto...e "•'"'II m.;._ SECT I OM lt-lll' 011 THI!' MUNICIPAL tr-.. ll•Q""\I c•rpenlir <l•U•llc•hon <tY1r1' ..nlcl!"" Ila• rtlPOM•bl>oly, f>tl!Od•nQ ~ ofl .... lb<>Ye,..mectd«.aent. f>MllSl-1777 Otnl tll•I 11t "'''°"' "-wlllQ ci••ml CODE OF TMIE CITY 01' COSTA .. ~ .... llcNallerO!'Po""'SIOPll!'f"." Ptttl>llshed Or•n91 Co•sl D•lly Pilot, ""'E"NElt &•UNT ......... J'lf«llAMilll,lr•lDf"CTA egall'ISI 11'><1 Mid Cletf~I ••treQulrtcl M!SA TO OECRl!ASE THE S .. EEO CARPENTE!!\ NOv. 23,JO.and Ole. 1, 14. 1•1S "11.-IS 1"1 Elrl F ... rtti St., Slllte t!I Plltoilsn.ct °'"""" (:.Gist DllllY Piiat, to 1111 tllem, wllll 1111 nects••tr LIMIT OH SUNFLOWEJI A\ll!!lllUE C:.rpenter ..••.•••.••..• ,,., ............... , ., ,,, •.•••••••• ,, , ••• ,., .• 100 I. 5'MeAM,CA. 92101 Nov. u,n. 21-O.c •• 1tJS C»Ji ......, ... "·In ftleOlllceol lritllHkOI u.. •I! TWEEN TM llE sou THE JI" T•bt• Po""• S.w ~ralo• ......................................... 100 ~ PUBLICNOTJCE T.t;o141 1~ • •bov<l 1ntltl..:I tl>Lltt. or ta Pf"e'""11 PACl ,.I(; RAIL"OAO CROISIHO "'-11<no1lltNa11erorPo-rStlo()I ............ ,, .•••••• , ................ 10?•~ -----------~-IAtton.ytforE•K....,. PUBLIC NOTICE tnem, wllh ,,,. ,..(t\Stry voucJ'Ms, to MID,.AIJIV\IW JIOAO ,..OM,.1FTY He.aRO(-Ollnqer ...................... ••••··•······ ................. 1117 oo FICTITIOUS•USINESS ·· f'ubU"*'0<•1>9f C""SIOollyf>llot. Ill• u ndersl11n•d ill 1111 olllce of MILE$'°""' HOUlt TO l'OllTY Rotk•llnQtr •..•. , ............... , ••• ,. ..................... ,.,., ...... 10110 •• M.''.' •..•• , Nov.l'f.•nctC.c.6, 11,10.1•1s •sn-1) RODERICK BE.T HEA, anorney •• Mll.IES .. li!ltMOUJI. Colt<nellf'l\llller ................................. ' ................... 100 I~ -l ·llSIJ U;w, 500 Ntwport C.enl•r Orl'ft Sull• THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY 0.-,-l!Forernan ,. .............. , .................................. ,. 110 n T,,. IOl!!>..,1119 persons ire dol'IQ t>LISI· NOTICE TO Cll:IOITOltS m , H<1wfior1 8eKll, CA 92M0,""'11cll ls OF COSTA MESA DOES HEREBY ~11 fnst•ll.,., ............................... ,,, •.••.•. ,. .... ,,. •••• 111 )1 ntU•J• PUBLIC NOTICE HO.A·"'"4 tlleplaceoft>Ul•IM!"S crlllleY""'"~ ORDAINASFOt.LOWS: A(ou.ilcllWo•ller , ...................................... 1011~ PACIFIC MARltET, Sii N Hlrllor 1 ------==~-----·I $U,.1.ftl0ftCOUftTOFTHI! in1ll mtllerSQert1lnln111olllee.toteol SECTIOH t. Se(llon llJ-311 OI Ille CARPET LINOLEUIYlA!iOSOFfflLELAYEllS ..... , ................. 81 ~1 BIW,S.nt1Ana,CA '1103 S-111S STATl!.0 .. C:ALlllOftHIAFOR wlll~l,w1tn1r1f0urmont1tsafter Mun<clp.11 Code ol Ille City ol Co..U C..•pelSe-•• ········••···········-· .............................. 6"1' Louis Lur.cl L•"· 11l:M Pl-1,...._ SU .. l.ltlOJI COUaTOIFTHI! THIE COUNTY 01' ORAlllGE trtttllrsl pi,ibllc1llonOl llll$ nolltt, Mt .. enlllled. "°"ct•as.e ol State L.ow Mo"rlit H•ndler .•..•••••••.•..•.. , •••••••••..•••.. ,, •••••.• , ••..••••••• S. tO A'#f ,f<lur>!llnV1ller.CA ~IOI STATl!O,.CALll'OJINIAl'OJI tn lh• Mllltr ol lht Esl•I• of 0.!ed0ec•rnDer2,191S. M1 -lrn11 m Speed.'' 1, llt•e0¥ !iot•mltt,Al>Pli(•lof ••• ,, •• , ........................................... ION Ro\11K.L•u,11334Prltn•O!oeA..... TNliCOUNTTOr:o•••of. PE .. RL.E JUD IT H NESB IT JOMNROGER MULLER ~OytlleoMlctlUon lMrrlo"'tl>e CEMENTMASONS Founl•ln VllleY, CA "1108 "'· a-asm GALLION,~··~ E•t1:11lor ol lftt Wiii lollowtng. FO••,...n W!>en ll!•ee or more Ce"""'! ~\Of'I• ""''"m11tortdon• /at>. - nus IKl)!IWIS 1$ tonducte<f Ov Ml 11'1-HOTICEOl"Hl.All:INGOll "l!TITIOH Notice h i..r•by gl""" 10 creditors 01 ll1e•IX>wen1medde(l&nl, ''S.,nllo•fr Avenue lrom '"" .,...II bit employed •s • Fo•e'!'IMI •<>d ""'II'"'"'"" not 1e" Illa~ \6 OJ""r ct•v 111~!-I !'Oft .. JIOUTli 01' WILL AHO il'Oft l'Yvlng tl•lms oq1ln~1 111• wid ciete-ROOEll:ICIC 8ETNEA 'iolrt""rn Pltll!t Rldt<>ad CIO!>S•'IQ -,..,,,. tl'Yfl Ille d•liy r•te ol Ille 111'¥"">! (efMl!t """""' <l•»ll•(•t""'o"''" ..,,.1<11 Louis L. Liu LlinlittSTESTAMEMTAllT derll lo Ill• uld cl•lm\ Ill Ille otHc.e o1 -1•tl..ow Fotlrvl-Ra..ct -.OuHe.perN>Ur " lltlllsr~ll>IUly Thi\ Slalemenl wa\ !\I.ii ...,lh Ille E1l1\1 ,, VIOLA K . WAITE, l1W Clerk al tr-.. llo••Uld c0Llf1.,.. lo toO ... w.,,C.ntlfOfh • Sl!CTI°" I Tll\t OrGl ... rw:e \NII CementMli.onJo"rneyman ...... •••·•·······•••••· ................... M 7~ County <:'.!erir; of g,..,,ge CCHln\y on NOw-Otcffsod or,,_.!"""' to,,,. .,...,.,r,IQned •1 lhe w1e'20 t11t1 eff.c.I 1nct be In lull l0<ct Ulln1 C-tmenl M•r.on (Ma11MsHe,m*9'11\•le ~lltr••l<>aPlall\d•l>C con"lllO'iliOn '""*''' 1J.lt1~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11\11 olllc• ol PATTERSON, POS"'r .,.d ....... ...., .. IKll,CA.fli.60 !:IOI dOfS tram and •lier lh PISMoJt, ~•t,f>10Ucco•llP111• .tl.Urtm.>""~ ~ Wlt.l,,IAMH.WAITEll••l!led .... ln• SMI TM, Al10tMPS·•l·L•w, !l'OO """'111 Tel: (71t J6t0-41'° #Ill prior 10 I .... t•Plt•llon ol hit_, Dtl•-0-Te•l .. • .• .... . 1 ••••• • •• ····•·•····•·······'9~ PllOll\hect O•anqe C.,.•I OlllJ Pi'lol, INl(U<Otl for P,-obtlte of W!ll Ind 1or ls-&rolOw•Y, SUll• ,o;i In tlle Cl l'"' S.onf• Altof"fifYlot' E••cut... (Ul d1ys trom Ille Pl•\•9P --...i. c.tmtn1M•i.on11;'1"'111ng& tro-llnQMIC~ol'lttOpo•~lot • •· ......... , ..... IOC NO¥. n, 12, 1'.•nd Otte •· 1'1S C310-1S _, ol L11t1•11 Te,lamentary to IM A/wt, Ill Clr•tt9t! c:ounlr, .. 11.1c11 ••ltHOI· Pl>Olh....0 Qr1nge COl•I 0 11!., Pilot, .....,H bl putlll\lleO once 1n Ille 0r""91 Oi;otr110t ............ · • • •• · .......... ··••· ....... •• ····••• · ,, ........... IOJ n PURI.IC !iOTICE f'I C"fl TIOU S &USIN IESS NAME STATENIENT Tiie lOl10WIAQ Pff'°"\ •r• dolntllu5i• nfS\IS M .ti. R Le1•I~. lCM.l Tul•r• 0r1 ..... Co..11 MtS.O, C.olllornl1 91621> O\<lr ... s G, Miider!, 10.3 Tl.llW•Drl ... , Co$11Me..,, C•lllornl• 91626 G.M99 Alwle••. 6.IJl f'-ltnonc!IPIO. G<iro:ien Grow. C•I ilornl• 9'2 ... 1. Tlllt ou1!ne1' Is conC111ct-c! by e venm•fl !l>lrlnt•s.fllp Cl\lrlesG.Mltchn Tbl~ s111•menl ••• llll!CI Wiii\ Ille Count1 c1tr11 o1 Or..,.!ill cmin11on "lo.,.. errGfr IJ, ltl5 ·-Publl'llw!d o.•noe co.~1 Dlllly Piiot, NO". 11. 19.•nd Otc.6, IJ, 1915 .UU.1S PUBLIC NOTICE petUlortttr reterenece lo wl\lcll I• made Ike 1, 1111 pt act cr1 bul.lne•• 111 Ille un-Dec.emtie• •, 13, 1<1, 11. n1s '6li-7S Co••t O•Uy P1ro1, • newsl)IP'<' of o...., & 11rnll•• 1ypeo1 strtt11oper410• ••••••••••••••• ·····················41 n !or""'""'' pattlc1111rs, •net th.II Ille deAIQBeel in •II m•llers ptt•la!ning lo 11en•••I clrCYlillon. prlnled •..d" G<'"lnd!119M1clltf'lttO"""'"'o• Callll'l>f'I .................................. ,'II n II,.. •ndPllKt al 11e1rlno I,,,. -two• ••let •'11111 . Su(ll tl•lm1 •ltn 1,,,. PUBLIC NOTICE publl,....., In ,,,. CotJ ol Co•W ~ J.c;k'50flll1btalo•¥.tl.•lm1l•rlype~retd9"ll•a1or ........... , .............. 09 11 blln wt lot Ott 73, 1915, •I' JC1 •.m, l'tttU\ .. .., •OUC,,,.rl "'"" Ill lilld °' IOQt111e• wUll Ille n•m .. ol ftlf mem-Sc0tlflQ MKll!f'ltt Opettlor ............................................... "' n. !n!N(-1roornol Oel>ilrlmenl NO Jo! pte•tnled ,, eto••••lct "W•ll!•rl tou• 1--------------Offs of Ille City Otuncil vo\lflQ lor"...>ct ELECTRICI ANS w!ct cour1, 11 100 Clvk Cenlfl' Or/'ft rnon!M eltir trw lfrsl PUOllClllollol lllh MOTIC:E TOCREOITORS -ln•I thttl..,.,.,, Gffler•l Forfm•R ............. ······•·•·•• ............ ••••••••••······• 111 49 W•ll, In 1n1 City ol S•nl1 An•, f'IOll(f SUPEltlOll: COUlllT OF THE PASSED ANO AOOPTEO \ni• ht Fore.....,, •.••••• ., •••••• ,. .......... ,, •• ,,.,,, •.••• , .. , ................ •• 117 .0 CfltfOml• DlttdNo-.mlle• ?S. 1•1s ST •TE. OF CALI FOJINIA l"OR dlyol Oecemoer. ltli. SllO For•""'" . -·· ••• .•• .... .. ....... . "···-······ ..................... 101.s~ 0.ted O.c. 1. ltJS. Arlhllr 8 G•llloll Tffl!. COUNTY Ol'"OJIANGE A L, P11o1KLEY c.t>le Spllcer Foreman ................. , .................. ,······•",,,."' SI> WILLIAM E. SI JO"lli, E•Ku!Ot<Jfltie Will<>! HO, A·IJfll MaJO<OI U>t c..oteSollcer •••••••••.•• , .••• ,,, ··•· ,. ••••• · •• ••••••·•··-•·· • • •••••1••• \0ei.)• Cowlly Cl•f11. 1l•ld0.tttdent Est"t of RALPH E FELKER. alt.I Cll1ot CO,l• Mts• Wlremon, Llntmln, TecnnlclMl,C.f'lllled._l<lr, •• ••••••••••••••" ..... • 101911 MASTINGl.•LAMC:HAJIO,WElLEJI, PATTEltSON,il'OST&SMlT" RALPH EDWARD FELKER, •k• ATTEST: GLAZIER &KliNMl!OY lltllPINor'tllllrodw•' RALPH £DWARO F E LIC.EFl, ~R., EllMnP Pl'll,,...y • for•'""n:EmP1oy3-Smen,no11e~511W1n\.&(ll)pe<ctdV<000"'iourney~n SllW!ST SIXTM ST. SUITE 12°' Wte-Oece•wd. O IJCler-ol !he For, man; Employ 6-lmen, nol 11-!.• Ill.Jiii~ 10Ptt <1.tv•00¥1 joY""'""n LOSAHOl!Ll!:I. CA. Miit Sfott.a llM,C:.Ht...nl••:Uel NOTICE IS HEREBY G IV EN la'"" Cl hol Co\ta W u Foremon; Employ ovt"r II> tren, flOt ""' llWn S8 00 per day •bo•o AIWNJ'lf«: '°'""leMr P.,bll\ltod Or•~ C°"'il o .. ty P!tof. c,....,llor5 OI !lie •t>a...e n1mtd Ol<.e<lenl STATEOF CALI f0RN1A l ~y,...n, ..... , Mt. w.!Hf" ........ 2'9, -O.c .•• 1),20, ltlS .,,..IS """'' all P9rSOM ..... 1,.. ( ........ "91'Mt COUNlYOF ORANGE )SS G1111.,,., .................................. " ............................ 100 II• PuOHSMO 0<""'91 eo .. st Dl11ly Piiot. Ille Mid (le<tdenl ••e reqY!red lo tli. CI TYOFCOST .. M ESA ) IRONWO!IKERS o.c-iblr S, 6, lJ, 1tlS 46.D-IS PUBLIC NOTJCE thin\, wlln Ille nece1wry VIJ"'Cl'le•s. In I. EILEEN P PHINHEY, CltyClerk fOte.....,, Recel""' not le'.s ""'""QI) pet dar ,.,,,,,.,1h.., """ da!ly ••teo l uw ollk• of lhe clerk O! lhe -..,, .,.., e•.ofllClo Clerk ol 1,,. Oty c.our<H tllt hl!lfleo.• OUlldlno I•-' tl..,,..ll1ca1""' Oft• "Whocl\,.,. PIM \<IP"rv.,JO" W1""n 1 PUBLIC NOTICE ----.----------lt1111d COL1r1,or1oprfs.enl tl'lem, w!IPIU"' al t"'"Clty otCon1Mii••,11tre0¥cfl'"hfy or m«• Iron -rker1 ••• emplOyect, I Wll DeU!l!cleer lo.otl•~ IWKHWr-, "°uci..ts, to Ille 11.-slQned tl\lt lh!t 100¥<11"" l0<"'90inQOrctlnanc<! lorom•n. 11 \he o ll lce o l ROBERT L . No IS-Ttwe\IPllrochKed•ndc~ R•lnt0<clno1ronWa•ktrl ·••·•·•·••••· ......................... ,, •••••• 111 11> HUMPHREYS, A\tOUlfp 81Law.111 ..s11onby..ctlon•l••l'll"li1rlMttln<) SlrUCIY•lllronWorlttr ................................................. 111 11 °""'r Otlve S..lle JJ, Nt .. ll0'1 8"1Cll, ot Mid 0 1y C-11 l'leld on Ille 11fflday Ftnc:e Erector ........................................... ,, ............. tS M C:.Ulorn1• 92&63, wllotl\ I\, .... pl<OCe al ot M<tv•mbtt. 1915, at>d l ntrNll•r LABORER!. b!N,,...~ ol ll'le u-rslwned In •U tnoll-Pi"sed •nd -.»..:! "'' • w,_ •I • Fo•tmll!' Not '"'''""'").I IO oe~ ct.oy "'°"" 1~ .... N iil' ••OI> rate of,,.. ttrl pert.oln!ng lo •ne ••l•lt of !><!let de-requler ,.....ilng of Mid cu, c.a...nc.t 111onie.1t1•11!1k•1•ono•e• •l>•dl"'"M\l~ll•P· u4enl, •otnln '""' mon!M <ltter 1t1P ,,,.lcton11Wl1\ct.Jof°"tember,1915,b't ASpl'llllR1•,r.Lu\em1n•nd1roner ................ , •• , ...... ,,,, •• , ••••• M811 llrslpUbllct•tlonot llllsnotk•. ll'tttlollOwlAQrotlc•rl-le' ~1\$1\0'ft!f!r • •••·•••········· ··•·······•••••••·••··•··· ·•••••···• ••• 11 ?O Ofrlld Oeeetnlw• 2, lt11 AVES. (.ouncll Members, Hornrnett, BuggymoOll,N.ln .................................. ' ........................ oe RALf>tt EOWARD FELKER, R•tltl.lilrtlOQ c.tmentOYmper ,.., •• , •••••• ,. •• .,, .......... ,, ........................ !Mot JA NOES:CouncU Memtten· ~ O>uc:Jrllnott ............................................................ 93 l>O EllKllMol ll>OWlll AllSE HT : Co ... nc II MemtMl rs: C ...... •no•l"ld H1ndll119ol P1ne1 Forms ..... ,,, ........ , ... , ............ , •. 117 .0 OI lheaOow• named~ Plnl<lty, wH~ eonc..ieCoreC11tlfr, Gdrlllero..S<lnclrer., ••••••••••••••• , .-.............. M ltCMl!RT L. HUM .. NftEYS tH WITNESS WHEREOF, I ~ Conc:"'teC11rfl' -lmptrotloU'\Mtmbr-&For'llOil•• ............. ,. ..... t1 '2 .,._.,., Lilw '-"""''°wt my lllnd ""'° •tflud the Conc"'teS.wN.ln,CulllnQ, Scor•nQOldorre.wtonc"'to ........ t ~ ••••.••• M 88 "1 o. .. r Or\Ye SoNI of Ille Cll'f al Cos~ lo\l!W 11\is 2nd lli>m,..., •.••••••.•••••••••••••• , •• ,,, ••·········••·····••·····•····•··"' 4 WleJl dlfal 0tcemt11u, 111S Clmlngtorcll-ralor , .......................................... ," .... 12 80 Ht....,t .. kll, CA. '1141 El LEEN P. PHIN"IEY g....,1llt0nl..obo<e<\,lheClel>nJt11j10fOrlck-h1rnber ...................... t1 . .0 T.t: 0"1•)""-1111 Clly Cle•k endell-041.c"'Cltrtr; DI' Iller •. · ..•..• · •. · • ...... •· .•...••.• ·•· ....... ··• "' ····•· ........... 11,lrO Ahoo"MYM E11.-cvtor of Ille CltyCb<lf'ltlt OI 11-e Orlller.Jockll1mmer, 1\ltlt.d••ll•le.-torl•V!e• ••• .. • . • ••.••••••• ••••··· IS S2 Publlslled 0.-•noe c .... , Dl llY P!lol, Cllyi;il CO\l• IM... °'' P•~•lt1QolConcr11e.Ph.•Q11l"ll. F1lllnQ01Shee-8ol\liolfS •••••••••••••• 11 IO Olcotmbe• 6. 13. 20. 11, 197S ~l>Jl-75 Publl'lllfd 0r1noe C.,.•I 0.Uy Piiot. l'"l19m..n • .,. ·• · ... ••••· ·• ••• ···•·•· ............................... '1.«I PUBLIC NOTICE &.os,0 11 and W•ter Pl.,.llne L.oborer .................................. " .o Dfceml>er•, ltJS .. ,..,~ 1-leed Roctsllnge• •• , • ,, ......................... · ................... 16.~ PUBLIC NOTICE LIOorff. Gtntr•I or Consl-1!0PI .................................... l1 .0 LIOOI"••, T1tnPor1ryW•ter•nd Air Lines ............................ 12.00 N.1!9rl1I HoM!mon .••.•• ·•···•••· _ ................................. ''-'"° M! .. t·Trut:llClluteMln ............................................. n oo Oper.torof Pneum•llc G••, Electrk Toots.. \llOf•!lr>ll lroQclllN!l•ntt 11rn1 r.r meclll>rilc.i tooh no! W!l>lr•1t!Ytt1ssltl~ll•rt\n ......................................... M 9!I O.,..,sl re Concrei. \llOrAI"'!" ~•IDI' 10IJl)UlllK al"do,..... •••• , ••••• • ••• as i.e. 7tll)OUll<tS•...cl ov1r •••• •·•••••·•··•••••• .. •··•"'•··•• ··•••••••••·••···•···'' 68 :ii:::::,:; r,-;;;,;,;;;.;.;~ :: : : ·.: ·. :: :: :·. :: ·. ·. ::::::::: ·. ::: ::: :: ::: : : ::: : ": ·. ::: : ~ ltocll SllnQre• .•..• , ..... ·-·· ,., •• ............................ " ··•·· •••• U.-48 !>Ind& Blfllf• fNotrltmA"'· ............................................... 00 T..ncll!llQ Macnlf'ltt, Hafld Pr-II.ii ••••. •••••••••···•••••···•·••••• , ••••. IM O'I W1,_c1,111er •.••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 .o LAnlERS For""""· R•cel¥<1 l0% 1tiowlhedll!yw1Qeol" !oumn..,.n. un..r .•••.••• : •.•••••.•••.•••••••••••••••••••. ••••••••••••••••• ••••• , .. 100 00 OPERATING ENGINEERS fi>rem.tn: $-I.DO per ct•J o"'rlhe(•lf al ltot! llllJllMI p.o>d Enqi""' ""'°"' 1111 ,.,perv1,,m, IJ ml~i::::::::::·::::(:(.:::::::::\r:1;::::::::(:::::(:::::::::_::::::::.::::(:1~ ri Grouul ••• , ••••••••••••••••••••••••• , ................................ :~ l6 Gt-t •.•• , ... _.................................................... n PAINTERS F~..,..,. • • ..,." Of" letf WU tie Sf.00 above daily •~l•of f<>U"'~y,...n. f°'..,.."· )mtnortn0<• -ll ttl'S6Jl0_.,.11,r•leol jo11rney"'111. f0t1m1t1: 1S m.n or"'°''*-'' bt 110.00•-cta!ly r•I" Ol fOIO""YINlft. llnJS/I ................................................................ '1<6 00 ~;;;~;. ·. ·:::.: .·:::. ·: :::: :.· ...... ·:::::::::::::.·::.·:.:·:::.·::::::::::.·:: i: ;: 0r...-11 Flnl•i..• ........................................................ l o.t n PIPE TRADES \JtllllyPlpeHMJO"'"'Yman , .•..•...•.•••. ,,, .............. , ....... '°' f.-l"•~llonfnd L.o•n Sor•n~ler J /MC.'111...,,., •••••.•.••••••. •·•••• ••.••• 100 J~ S.-rMl.i Slortn Or1lnJoU•MVmln ... " ..••••••••.•••.•••• ,,, ........ IJ 17 AIC-R1lrlQtt•llOPICertllleOc;..r1tr11 Fot-•. ,, ....... ··•••• ••..... I U loO A/C-A•lrl9"•1U°" Cc'rl!lte<f JOl#"Mymet"I • , , , •• , ••••••••• , • , •• • •• •. • • 171,111) PLASTERER Z.-:f.Mi.·:::: :: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·::·:::::::: :~ = PltitHTllKNr ••••••••••••• ••.• •••••••••••••••• , •. , •••••.•••••• , •• ,, ~.'O Roo:o~:!n., .............................. ······· .. , ................. n•.n >ourn.rm•n ....................................................... ,. 10111 ::.~:.~.;.:~~ ....................................................... !lt"' ~ •••. ·••••·•••••••••• ....................................... )JO. ~""""t•tWort.••··················" ................................ 111 1oO TEAM~TE R~ . A-l'r•meorS"""ll11Cr•.,.,0t \lrnll• ttPtotE.Jlilpm~I On"'r .•.•••• , '1 to IBOllm•n ,, •••.• , •• •••···•··········· ......................... .. c. ...... 101u.101111or1T•11t• .................................. •"' 1~:~~~~~~~~:~:~~~:':~:~=~r~:~:::···::::::::;:··:::::·:·.:! •ormot••tltt ••• , •••••••••••••.••••••••••••.•• · •· ·••·• ••·••· ······"''II Ori.,.. otOlt SIM'•-• l rucll ............................................ •"' Dr1-.tT<11111!-MI• Tructt.-..-.lpt"dt; ···•······•····•••·••···· , "17 Drl ..... ol T•lf'lll -Ml11 Truell ~)VM'&!Ot _,. ................... ••••••• 'Ill I • Dun'!Pc;r•l•T•uctt.s -6\'ly1rd5-lfrlt.,..!0tmll"' , ,., ••••••••••.•.••••••• .., 1f "9'11.Lifl Ori-.......... ,,,..,, •• , ••.. ••••• ··•• .. •••••• · ··••••· .,,. ••• tt.IO Wl\9fTrut:k • .. .::..~.~·~-~~:::::.::.::::.:.:::·.:·.~::.::.:::::.::~:::.·::::.::::.:::::.:.:.::::.::::: Tiie ~IPIQ 1ti.d"'-of .... dltm.....,. 1, ....... -e fO'l><lt.1"9.,.., ol ~Ill..._ T1'le ,,,.tor llolldo9ylflllll-r11""-t. \llol11111! •1ltltst11-•nd -·""'"· ""''" .. n'lllndetory Uf*'I""' C:OHTAAC"TOlt IO""""" , .... r ... t•.Ct •• -"""· ..... -t11y 1utw;ont1a«or Uf>(ltr .. \'II, kl°'"' -I"'"'""' .... WIO HifCllltd r•te1 te •II -r•""" ~ oV I"""' I" IN ... ~vtlon af !toe (INlfr.I( \ ,,_bldll>tr fl'l•Y •lll1drew 1111 bk! lot" I "flOCI el "'""'Yfl"' U)l ,,._,... •hff Ille ..,.. t11 tw aw°""''"' fff lllih. A .,.,INl'll '°"" 1nd 1 f>l~• llOl!d wlll bit~""" .,,.,.-10 t1'•t lflkM ef IN tot11lr1CI TM ~y,...111 '-'II ..... H 1111 !fl IN IOfnl WI tor'lll Int ... t911lr .. I __ ,, oo .... •n1no 11owd I• Aeblr1 M ,..,..,_ A"'!Mt!SM ~ "'91hNdO•...,Ot Qlttt 0.lly Pl'-'.~ .. U., 1'7S ... ,s • 1 ... ___.. .................. ··..---... DAILYPllOT Saturday. O~m~re 1976 The Bluest Marketplace on the Oranae Coast .... hi•~ 1000~ ~~:!.~~~~ ........ ~~!!!.~~.~~ ........ 1~~!!:!.~~.5!: ....... . GeMNll I 002 G....., I 002 GftMral I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DAILY PILOI CLASSIFIED ADS ...................... ~ ... "' .. ··-•& flnenc.IOI • SOOO. 5CWt (,..itfllltM I h9'G'OllOll M.l'chondl .. loet. & MorlfW ~nt . NEWPORT HEIGHTS ~•IMfll•. '"~ •. '-•I & found 50$().Solft Wvtct. & lt4'POit• 6000-6099 You Con S~ll It, Find It, ( 642 _5678 J Trade It With a Want Ad . One Coll Service fast Credit Approval $49,500 This loveJy 4 bdrm. 2 bath home is nestled on a quiet cul·de·sac o o a giant Jot with 9 kinds of fruit trees, ttrapcs and berries and a large garden area. Walk to abopping and 11chools too Plenty of room tor a pool. Assumable l''HA loan. Ho-nts For S• IH041SH For s• HouJe• For s• IH041HS Fors. Houses For Sale I HOUSH For Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gee.ral I 002 GtMrOI I 002 GtMral I 002 GtMrol I 002 Getteral I 002 G"et"oJ I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• RE,OSSESSED! Gi•y Monison M E LVI N ''BUD' MORRISON remarrie d GINNY m Florida on December Jrd' BUD and GIN:"l'Y are driv ing back through New Orleans on the.tr return to Califor nia To quote GINN\', "This is .i long escrow whic:h l won'l mind. :.ind 11 WILL have a haµp y, SUC'l't·s:-.ful close!" ~ I GCNNY w1 ~he~ all ot you u llapp~ Holiday Season, sends her best wishes , for the New Year, and will see you soon! 546-4141 General I 002 GflMral 1002 ....••...................•.......•........•... UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY SHORE llS 62NO ST. Dream kitch~n. imm close to clubhouse. OJ>('n Sun. 1·5 As ki ng .Jll.Hl.JVV AHO 26l WALHUT NEWPORT SHORES Owner says, ·'sell!". Custom 3 bdrm. on lge. lot ; own -you r .own-la nd ! Reduced lo $75,500 Open Sun. 1 5 IUY llCENTENHIAl 245 PRIHCETOH COST A MESA Perfect for Early American decor Desirable Coll ege Park location : 3 bdrm & den, cu~torruzed home: bbq in kitchen Open Sat l 5 Reduced to $.53,500 COVET THE COVES?? 24 IALIOA COVES NEWPORT BEACH New lis ting; s pacious 3 bdrm. + st>parate guest house. We ll appointed ; boat dock ; open Sat. 1·5. $150,000 TOWNHOUSE FOR IEACH LOVERS 41 I Flo9ship lpartc LidoJ H'pt. Bch. Spacious 3 bdrm., 2112 ba .. priv. patio opens to heated pool. surrounded by green belt . Priced right at $47 ,950. Open Sun. t 5 LIVE OH UDO HORD Elega n t Lido I s l e Villa , with magmficcnt mstr. swte~ incl. double baths + study. Sep. c hildren's wmg. Formal dining. Lavish use of terrazzo. Extra s ize lot. $169,500. Call for app 't. J4VIDSON REALTY 5801 W Coast Hwy. N B 645· 7575 3116 Newport Blvd., N B 673· 9060 G"9eral I 1002 GeMral 1002 VALLIY REALTY PRESENTS LIDO LIN CONDOS Waterfront living in Newport's Main Channel. Spacious 2 & 3 bdrms plus wet bar. Finest construction available. Subterranean pa rking. From $179,500. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5 320 Via Lido Nord. HARBOR VJEW HIUS l''or the growing family -Huge lot and 6 bdrms -plus pool and putting green. $148,000 Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5. 3626 Catamaran. HARBOR VIEW CARMEL 3 bdrm. formal OR & FR in Harbor Vi ew Ho m es . Superior condition. $79,500. Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5 1963 Port Weybridge. BAYSIDE ELEGANCE Imported Italian tile entry -4 bdrms & FR on waterfront. Room for pier and slip -elegantly appointed. $285,000. Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5645 Bayside. OLD C.D.M. New appliances -n e w copper plumbing in this 3 bdrm. charmer on R-2 lot in Old C.D.M. ~.000. Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5 700 Marguerite. LIDO ISLAND Great location -close to tennis courts & beaches. 3 bdrm. home with pool size courtyard. $134,500. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5 214 Via San Remo. . One year wa"catlf included. CALL 675-7225 CALL US FOR A FREE ESTIMATE OF VALUE VALLEY REALTY A BERG ENTERPRISES CO. I IMQuall ~ liiflPlac• Prap•rti•• 7$2-1920 1400 QUAIL ST. NIWPOU alACH MESA VERDE GOLF COURSE AREA Beautiful 4 bdrm. 21h bath plus den, formal din ing room, arched, beamed entertainment area s urrounding pool with s ide patio and balcony. Many extras. Come see! Compare for $79,SOO. l"Quail ~ liilPlac• . Prapltrii•• 7$2-1920 1400 OVAil ST. NIW,OllT auc" OWNER LEAVING TOWN Gather round th e fireplace in this warm and comfortable home. Wood shutters and panel· ing and old fashioned hardwood floors add to the comforts. With 3 bdrms and l ~ baths. there's space for a ll. Owner 's asking $43.500 and needs a qdick sale. BUILDER'S CLOSEOUT SALE IREH GREEMTU! HOMES I 0% OOWH, 8l/4% APR. 2·.BR, 2·BA & den & 3·BR homes . Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5. Greentree model complex, corner of Walnut & Culver in Irvine. NEWPORT BEACH ESCIOW JUST CAHCB.1.ED 5-BR, 3-ba, 3·car garage, Harbor View Homes Somerset model, only 1 yr. old. You can be in by Christmas. $99,500. fee. NEWPORT BEACH HAPPY HOLIDAYS Enjoy Christmas in this 3-BR. 2·ba home with fireplace, spa , boat yard and N.B. address. Only $67,900. fee. OPEN SUN. 1-5, 2908Silver. WOODSTREAM 3-BR, 2112-ba. 1800 + ft. of luxury condominium Jiving. Owner just completed professional decorating thru-out. Priced to sell at $.51,900. THE BLUFFS EMElGEHCY SITUA TIOH Priced below market. Absolutely the best value in The Bluffs -This very private end unit with wrap·around patio has 3 oversized bedrooms, 21/2 baths, family room and for elegant entertaining , a beautiful formal dining room and plush living room. This highly upgraded home can be yours for only $68,000. 512 CAMCHA, N.I. OPEN DAILY 1-5 PM PHONE 640· I 189 FOR DIRECTIONS IRYINE CULVERDALE OWNER ANXIOUS IH OLD CORONA DEL MAR ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CietMtral 1002 GtMral 1002 l_,.Quaill liilPlac• . Prop•rti•• . Highly upgraded 4-BR, 3-ba, FR. home, located near community pool and park. Lowest price for this plan. $.59,000. fee. Enjoy quiet village atmosphere on extra wide Jot. Remodeled 3 bdrm .. 2i 2 bath home; sep. dJrung rm. & brkfst. area -plus 2 e nclosed dbl. garages - plus spacious 2 bdrm., 2 bath. near new apt., for s ubst antial income -olus I lx20 guest ~wtc plus lge. pnv patio ,<1 rea with l5x28 pool F1r~t t 1 m<' offered. Asking $162.000 C. F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 EASTBLUFF CENTER --------•General 1002 MESA VERDE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ****** LIHDA ISLE CUSTOM HOME Mon In For Chrishnas! The ONLY NEW home for sale on this prestigious is land. Luxurious elegant & real class. Finest construction & detail. 5 BR French Traditional w /fam rm, OR, billiard rm. pool, jacuzzi, s a u n a & 5 11'.! b a t h s . N o t h i n g comparable at $395,000. Owner /bldr says sell !! 76 LINDA ISLE DR. DAILY 1-5 WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO. 2 I I I San Joocpn HiRs Rood NEWPORT CENTER. H.I . 644-4910 752-1920 1400 OUAILST: NlW..0.T HACH "NEGLECTS> .. 3 +POOL Abandoned. Gated entry and totally fenced. Home needs some minor fixing & tender loving care. Features 3 s pac ious bedrooms, 2 baths, Cam i· ly dining room. Wall of glass gives full view of new pool and jacuzz1. Take over 7% loan of S270 mo. or new financing available. Near beach. A money maker . As king $8.S,000. Check it out for yourself! Call 852·2535. Ol'fN Ill 0.,, s FUN rose Nil f' onH THIS WKEHD. 3752 CLAREMONT R.E. SALES In a rut? U you are tired of small commission splits and big company politics, contact us for an appointment to see a fresh, new approach to real estate sales. Call Cliff Landry for an interview. 673-7601 Anytime ••••••••••••••••••••••• ERRORS: Adver:tisen COUNTRY COTTAGE ~ check theu· ads 3 BR·BEACH dotty . and ~port er-/ 536,500 ron immediately. The Carefully landscaped en· DAILY PILOT assumes try to dramatic s ingle Uabillty for the first in-!evel home F:ntertaini!lg correct insertion only. 1s dehli?htful. in I ant~ 1.1v- PACESETTER for only $65,900. Extremely upgraded. 4 Bedroom + 2 full baths. 1900 Sq.ft. + 15x30 added game room. Entire home redecorated Move-in fresh . Owner transferred . L PE H B Open Houff 0 Sunday 1-5 MES 1741 Pitcc:im. CM ~~~~! .......... ~~~~~ --~-·-··-~_!_ .. _._._ .. _._ .. _._!~-~ •• ~.,[~ ~ !':~::~ .......... !~.~~ !':~~-.:;,~~;;~;;~:. HIGH ATOP Single Story i~====~~~ STARTER HOME NEWPORT •EACH 3&48 CampU$ N 8 549 -8655 mg room with ad101m ng G~rol I 002 General I 002 --------•I rountry kitchen & dine. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Family enjoyment room .-...,usher's Hotice: overlooks terrace & ELBOW All real estal€.' ad\ ertised grounds. Separate .wing in this n€.'ws paper 15 sub· ~ecludes master swte & Ject to the Federal Fair chtldr ens quarters. ROOM Housing Act of 1968 Please.hurry ! Won't last which makes 1t 11lcgal to long •n Huntington You'llha\eplentyoflhat ad vert1sc "any pre Be~~h ~~l,1963;788\, in this lovely two story, 5 fo rence, hm1tallon. or or 6 b€.'drooms or dL<>cnmmalion based on [® I] MO THC:R -I N ·LA W race.color.relJg1on.sex. SUITE or RUMPUS intention to make any =-========::::_1 loads of storage. Buy ELDUMPO HORSES-BEACH It's low down and dirty! Looks like a home where, the buffalo roamed! A handy m:rn 's paradise. Paint and profit ! A long, winding country lane, shaded beneath an um- brella of towering trees leads l o this rustic h1deawa.> Big wooden 3 bdrm rancher PLUS a LIDO ISLE $38,900 Exceptionally fine hom€.' SPYGLASS CONDO OPEN SUH. I 2·4:30 VA TERMS ~e!io~~~~~c~.re;o~~ Beautiful 3 bedroom 2 Bedroom BRADFORD 805VlaLidoHord Lge4bdrm,2bahomein bedrooms, new drapes, Spyglass Hill home. This PLACE with upgraded Choice end or island. good cond. Lots of panel· wall to wall carpeting, popula r P orts mouth carpets, paneling, and Lge. corner lot w /lm· ing. Close to schools & recently redecorated. model features many de· decorative wallpaper. mac. 3 bdrm., 3 ba., dln· shopping. Space for your terrific location. Price at corator upgrades. A ~bDole car garage. Only ing rm .. den, 30 ft. bt.d. trailer or boat: This new $79,SOO. Cal1673..SS50. For MAGNIFICENT OCEAN lu-H wn. pool,plusbayviewfrom listing won 't la st. moredetails. ~~:frr.:·.··••nd aa ~fi~~ji:.~~ .... ~ [i"""""'0""" REALTY 675-5200 --ANYTIME 3.155 Via Lido, N. B. ~:::t~':A 0ock1a~~~y~ru!om • A !!1! ~~~i{t~~~p- ~ COATS&WALLACE THE REAL ESTATERS REAL ESTATE , INC. or national ongm, or anl _ . ROOM 3000 Sq ft with s.uc h preference. limit~ TRI PLEXES now before pnces and in t10n,or d1scnmmat1on · • terest go up Call RED separate 2 bdrm guest -----ASSUME 7% LOAN BARHARIOR $228 PER fMO. OPEH SAT,SUH 1-5 bedrpom, 3"'1 baths, portunitytoownthebest master suite has s itting home in the are a Great fam. ome. Has area , fireplace . Milliona ires r ow . 3 had lots of T.L.C. View. Gorgeous paneling. Bedrooms, sunken living Attractive landscaping. Large livin g room , room, floor to ceiling $89,SOO. formal dining + games fireplace. Bltn electronic This newspaper W'lll not knowingly ac('ept an) advertising for r eal estate which 1s in v1ol:.i lion of the law General 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 br, den. fplce . bit-ins. CARPET REALTORS. pat10. l ~1 ba, l.400sq. ft 8.18·1234 + 2 br . + 1 br. $74.500 Inquire al 2266 Miner. \ M Phone 642·8885. agt Pnnripals only. ---- EASTSIDE DOLL HOUSE INFLATION FIGHTER MESA WOODS cotta~e on "'2 acre! Walk --------• to beach• 3 Corrals & la<'k room ' S hovel 'em out. paint 'em up, and you've got yourself an estalt! ! Priced dirt cheap.which seems only nght! Call 847-6010 for more details ()If'' t ~•II' I .JN f(l{IUl'fl' [~IH*HI S24,500 Adult Condominium 2 Bedrm, l'h ba, extra lge rooms, OW. private patio, completely re· furbished. As lttlle as $1225down. CALL NOW 836-4206 or835-1532 Prestige approach. Cozy parlor. Stone hearth fireplace . Gourmets kitchen. Formal dine room family area. FAST POSSESSTON POSSIBLE . Owner bought another & very anxious · take over l)is loan · no new loan costs. Hurry for this "cream- puff". Call 546-2313. Triplex, 2 years new. 3 bedroom unit h as fireplace, bit-ins. Great for owner I occupant. Encl garage s Sprinklers. $78,500. BETTY A. GRUll Rltr Newport Center &«-0818 room, 2 wet bars -slid-intruder alarm system Ing room opens to indoor for a ll openings. Auto pool and Jacuzzi. s oft water system . FABULOUS!! Appoint· S 15. 0 0 0 . In new ment only $295,000. landscaped design. Very 640-6600 private. Only $125,000. .. 546-4141 ~ OM THE BLUFF View -View • View 2 bedrooms, 2 baths Con dominium Fir€.'pl.1ce, family roolJI, tile entry Cui;tom ca rpet~nd drapec; Oel'~r ·s wallpaper throughout Separate laqndry room Two enclo<;ffi patine; one custom bn.cked 2 tar garage, swimming pool arou nd the corner ThlS ha rdwood rloored 2 bdrm beauty is just nght for a f 1rst starter home. Hey, Mom and Pop. help the kids with the down and a way they go beat mg rnrlallon as values go up Alley access to a d1v1ded yard hig enouJ1?h for RV or boat Wh y pay rent., Priced at only $38.500 Belter than new 4 bedroom, 2 bath wtlh huge family room and a central atrium court. Located on a quiet cul· de-sac. a s hort walk from the new city park Priced ni.?ht al $59,900 with a 71 .,"i assumable loan 1--------• OPEN '" 0. "s fl)N ro"er NICE' ~1 VILLAGE COATS&WALLACE Jacuzzi & Sauna Open Sunday BY OWNER 18724 MaD&.woodLn HUNTINGTON RF:AC"lf 11"Quimil ~ liilPlac• Properties 752-1920 1400 QUAil Sf NIWl'OU llACM Off Elhs. down Ch:ipel ---------1.anc betwl'('n Heach Bl vd & Mai::nc1lt<i !W',$1 42!13 N••• •port• •4ulpm•nt f For O•~ tltd Ad ACTION <AU A DAR.T l'f\OT AD·'1S041 641-1671 *DUPLEX'*' O~n Sot f'SAJn. 1·5 907 West Boy An. Out!ltandin~ bav view: duplex. nriw being used as a 11mgle family home: seller wall c·onvert pnor to sale ComplE'l€.'IY re modeled. redecoral('(1, one of a kind on a very spcC'1al street Priced at Sl75.000 1)73-3663 833·0523 eves associated 8RQl([US IHALTOAS 1•>1\ W l o•boe •ll·J6•• REAL ESTATE SALES Salt!,man or RK RS full or P<'rt time 9() 1111 + xtru . John P Car~y. GfU Unitett BrokPrll. 646 74 14 Call 556·2660 t:=SELECT I PROPERTIES WESTSIDE DOLLHOUSE 3 bdrm, I ba. used bnck fireplace, 1mmarulate cond1t1on $38.900 All terms Call Pres tige Homes. 645-6645 t~e rAJt111Y ADA"'1S Ir ~ MOT:: ~,._~ 1 AS~fD ME TO TALK l TO YOU f\8').JT Yo.JR """~~ DAILY PILOT Newport Beach lmmed. Possess. O~nDaily 1-5 1633 Highland Dr. Near Wcstrltff Plaza & an schools Newly de- ror . m mO\ e-m cond1· tlon' Ideal home for the young execut1\e with the g r o win g fam i ly . 5 BQrms. 3 baths, family rm. with frplc .. all blt·in kitc h en with setr - {'leanin g ov€.'n ; encl. landscaped patio en· trance.• Pool-size rear yard. Priced at only $94.500. Owner will finance Rancho Calif. Located in the Sandia Ranchos of the Santa Rosa Mountains. 22+ Acres. 16 Acres planted In Hass, Fuerte. Bacon & Zutano Avocados for year around fruit. Care & management avail. for absentee owner. Ex· celJent terms avail. :at a 1 a I e pr H e-o f on ly SHS.'30 Also avail. various porr•·I~. vacant or plnnltd Phone now ror furtht"r mform1tlon. "C"THOMAS REALTOR 22-t W Ctl~l Hwy N'pt IJc'n<'h S48·SS2'7 F.Vt:S · 5'45-5643 MESA HORTH 4 Bedroom, 2 baths, fpl~. ~~~~~~~~ complete carpeting ..: --------- REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE, INC. DISTRESS WATEltFROMT thruout. Drapes. Bltns. GeMrGI I 002 GeMraf I 002 Dble gar. Covered patio. •••••. ••. •••••••••••••• ••• ••••• ••• •••••••••••• Sharp 3-BR home w !boat slip In Balboa Coves. SALE Tastefully decorated of· * * fering spacious rms, 3ba, All in very good condi· lion. Reduced to $46,000. RoyMcCcrdle Realtcw I 8 I 0 Hewpon Costa Mesa 548·7729 NEWPORT BEACH'S 2 ftreplaces. All for only $129,900. 714~ 1st TD finest rE's1dential area. may be assumed with on· --------•I Beautifully decorated 3 ly $15,000 down. Like to SAN CLEMENTE Sharp bedroom h ome with know m or e? CALL 2br Stucco. $42 ,500. spacious kitchen, dining, p t H I h r 2 b th res i ge om es . Frplc hardwood flrs ~~ ~~r:.~~~~·d y:rd~ .!'_45-6646. patio.492·7728.0wner. ' at $77 .500. Submit all C../1'1-fl h), ~ -~ ~C."' .Priced under all others °' offers. Asso<'iated South -0~ ~'1?.S ~,. Jj(/" v Coasl Brokers That Intriguing Wore/ Game with a Chudle ALSO '"'"'..,CLAY • ,OUAH ----- G A R /\ G F. S A L E Q R•0t•onge ""'" 01 Ille • Ba r g a I n s R a 1 or e . 1 5 f(M .c•o,..bled '"'°'d' be-0 Years a ccumulation-low to fo-m 1°"' ai"IP'-words most everythin~ goes. I 0 c c H u R I Christmas decorations-I' (2 I I I tree. living room and . . _ . . . . bedroom furniture. ap- pliances. books. t ools I 8 R A R 0 1 "t• and hundreds or mi11c. t-· _.__, ___ ....,_ > items. Stt/Sun Dec..6 & 7. I I* I I 12 to 4 PM ONLY. "NO · OPL!' !!E~' R T I M E I N A M 0 0 11 The Postm11ter Genef•I ""'"' • pl•n• to rel.. '"-prk:9 Qf OPEN HOUSE" r I I I tltml)I •g•ln, bvt lhlt ""'-and · -· · · nobc>dy's g o n n • compl•ln. GA RAGESAL E I I T"ey'r~ going ro pvt -In Sat/Sun l2to40Nl,V .__B_E_B_L_u_e _ __.. ,.,. glu• 11, 1200 Dover Dr N n 1· I I I I I 0 ,_,.,. .... chvcl 1. Quo!•d • • • • • by 1.11,"9 "' "'• ,., • "'0 WO<d .,..,.. d..,.1op 1, ..... .,... No 3 below IFYOU have a servlcl' to offer or gooda lo sell, place an ad l n th e D all>' P i lot Cla1sll\ed $eC'tlon . . e ~~·~~(~~~f ~( TIUS r r r r r r r J e ~~:<:~~(. wuu '0 I I I I I I I. I THE SURF'S lit IEST IEACH IM HEWPOIT HACH Oceanfront duplex, owners unit freshly redecorated and cai-peted. Good parking (4 spaces). F.xceHent winter /summer rental his tory. Lower & upper units have outstanding beach view. Comer lot. Opettltoaes..day 1-5 631 -1400 PAY MORE, WHAT FOl7 $65,000 for a Lido Type Lifestyle on a Hearty Burgund'y budget. lmma~ulate Newpor t Shores A-Frame, 3 bedrms & built-in Wine Rack. Nearby Sandy Beach, Tennis and Pool. °"" s.t 2 to 5. 611-1400 We sp<>e\ahlv In on thf' watvr . near tll<! wat<!r vi('w o(wa ter homes We show by l>oat and car WATERFRONT HOMES 2633 W C~st Highway N<1Wport Beftch (714)631 1400 ---,PhoM64W&'18. SCRAM.&.ltS Afttwtn lft Clastfflc..._ 7100 *ESTATE SALE* 52 f~t of B!g Bayfront. Pier and slip. Quality + m this lai,te 4 bedroom 4 bath home. Bank says $265,000! (Less than_ land value!) Call 675-7060 for appomtment to see. Balboa Bay Properties Realtors * 675-7060 * ~,It mecnab I Irvine ~ realty FINER HOMES FROM $81,500 10 $745,000 PROMONTORY IAYFROHT 618 HARBOR ISLAND DR. (Off Bayside Dr.) -OPEN DAILY 1-5 P.M. New exciting bayfront w /p~er & slip for 50' boat. There'll never be another at this price! Featuring lg. inviting family room w /fireplace ; wet bars in living room & master suite + 5 spacious bedrooms each w /bath. $325,000 incl. land! (J22) llG CANYON CUSTOM POOL HOME Beautiful view from every room! New, professionally decorated 5 bedroom overlooking Big Canyon Golf Course. Lg. enclosed courtyard features pool, jacuzzi & covered patio. $289,000. #16 CHERRY IDLLS LN. -OPEN SAT.1-4 P.M. (J23) BIG CAMYOH Country English, warm & bright w /French doors leading onto patios & beautiful vistas. High ceilings thruout, stained glass, parquet floors. 5 bedrooms, 7 baths, family room, study + billiard room. Room for pool. $450,000. OPEN SAT. & SUN.1·5 P.M. #17 LOCHMOOR LN. (J24) PAY ATTENTION NOW!! Best bayfront quality & value! Pier & next to private sandy beach. Prof. decor. 4 bedroom, den, formal dining, wet bar, bonus room, every extra, 3 car plus. You own the land. Try to beat this at $265,000! ! You can't!! Lois Miller642-8235. (J25) "LOYaY'" Eastbluff 3 bedroom+ game room (or 4th bedroom). PLUS family room, 20x40 POOL & firepit ! $98,500. Jeanne Newman 642-8235. (J26} LOVELY UDO Custom construction! Fountain entry -marble baths -2-story atrium -4 bedrooms, family room, dining room, den & billiard room. 3-car garage. $249,500. Barbara Aune 642-8235. (J27) llG CANYON VIEW Quality, custom built 4 bedroom home. Cozy fireplace retreat - extensive use of glass & wood - gourmet kitchen w /s wee ping fairway view. $265,000. Maxine Williams 642-8235. (J28) LAGUNA QUAUTY & CHARM Exceptional 5 bedroom, 2-story ·cape Cod home w /extra lg. family room & ocean view. Beautifully remodeled w /the finest hardwood, tile, paper, draperies & fixtures. $265,000. Martha Macnab 642-8235. (J29) BIG CAMYOH Custom Valentine home! Spacious family room & separate billiard room both open onto beautiful pool. 4 bedrooms, 3 1h baths -balcony overlooking fairw~y. Anxious for offer. Bob Owens 642-8235. (J30) CORONA DEL MAR 180 DEGREE VIEW Charming 3 bedroom, family room home. Highly upgraded & professionally decorated. Lg. view patio w /lava firering. Secluded gardens on pool-size grounds. Night lights w /automatic timer. Quiet cul-de-sac location. $119,500. Lois Egan 644-6200. (J31) &.KANT FORMAL SPANISH HOME w /ocean view in Cameo Shores! Taster ulty decorated! Elegantly spacious 3 bedroom, study, family room w formal dining room, 3 fireplaces & 31h baths. Sauna & pool. Appt. only. $275,000. Belle Chase Lee 644-6200. (J32) SPYGLASS RIDGE Unexcelled VIEW-new listing! Lg. 4 bedroom w /finished bonus room. Sweeping VIEW of ocean, bay & Newport Center . On quiet cul-de-sac. $167 ,500. Tom Queen 644.QOO. (J33) 00AIOYE ALL THE LAND'" Beautiful, level, R-4 corner lot. Approx. 1.06 acres. May buHd single units, duplexes, triplexes, or multiple units. $81,500. Call for additional information. Belle Chase Lee644-62QO. (J34) • . . . DOVER SHORES 4 Bdrm. custom home with view. pool, J8CUZZI & Sparush style! Great for entertaining. $179,500 CORO MA DEL MAR Duplex, South of Hwy. Lge. 3 bdrm., family rm home : lots of wood & brick; beamed C'eil.. top quality! $149.500 THE BLUFFS 535 Vista Granada OPEM SUH. I ~5 End unit Bonita model: orrers frplc., beamed ceil.. lots or windows & s hutters; 3 bdrms.; see it, buy 1t! $72,900 LUXURIOUS WATERFROMT MINI-HARBOR ESTATE + 3 BOAT SLIPS Prime location, secluded entry unfolds charming waterside atmosphere. Open floor plan. Wall of glass ove rlooks magnifi- cent dockside terrace. One of a kind opportuni· ty. INCOME FROM YOUR OWN MINI- HARBOR + $200 /mo. Take advantage or lh1s rare exception. Call 546-2313. . a>trv rri 9 • '' ~ rur110Hr rt""r• THE REAL ESTATERS DIVORCE FORCES SALE Here is your chance-to get a super house, one or a kind, 2 story, Mesa Verde home. Featuring 4 bedrooms, 21.h baths, sep 20x26 family rm with open beam cathedral ceilings. Freestanding fireplace and 8' blln bar. Don't wail on this one- owner anxious. Hurry. 546-5880 ~HERITAGE ·~ • REALTORS PRICE COT! MUST SELL THrs MONTH. Large one story. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath Townhouse. All extras! Be autiful floor pla n. Patio . pool and clubhouse. Good starter home m perfect condi- tion. Cut to $38,500. Call S40-1151 ~HERITAGE . REALTORS FOR A CENTURY OF LIVING NEWPORT BEACH LAKE VIEW! Custom built, eastern 2 sty, 3000 sq.rt. Now 14 years old. Needs a new face but well built. S Bedroom. large kitchen/family + convertible (library, den or sep. formal dining?). Secluded back yard and large pool. End of cul-de- !>3C. Use imagination and have picturesque mansion. 2327 Tustin Ave. Open Fri/Sat/Sun/· Mon l·S Attentiott lallc:htrs 2 prime ~ean boy view Iota in CdM. l blk from beach. $128.500. 979.(l63l or&44 45100wner R-3 Lot with t nr house. 6 % assumable , Sycamore·Maln, Slant.on M7-7m. 842-9954 REALTORS 67S-S51 I ~:;.:, -=---OPEN HOUSES 1606 AMTIQUA -DOVER SHORES: Titree crackling fireplaces proclaim it's CHRISTMAS! Move in for the Holidays. Classic columns, formal entry, Jiving & dining rooms. Paneled family room, four big bedrooms, 31 2 b~ths. Owner moving East. OPEN SUN lto5. . 4714 CORTLAND: Choice Cameo Highlands four bedroom home -or three & den. For the fwi-loving family; in beautiful condition & ready for quick move-in -plan your Christmas NOW. OPEN SAT &SUN lto5. 70 I ROCKFORD RD.: Came<> Highlands canyon & ocean view. This too is four bedrooms or three & den. L-a -r-g-e covered patio on canyon s ide. room for pool at the front. Private beach. In fine condition. OPEN SAT&SUN lto5. 320 SEAWARD RD: SHORECLJFFS add.r ess and "best buy". Custom, quality, interesting split-level home; beamed · ceilings, paneling; separate <away from it all) family room & cozy Swedish fireplace. Spacious lawns, fruit trees, private beaches. OPEN SAT&SUN 1 to5. 316 CATALINA: Newport Heights Choice Area. Cozy Cape Cod: Stone exterior, dormer windows, four nice bedrooms, and den, 3 baths. Motivated owner moving South. OPEN SUN 1to5. 315 GOLDENROD: Olde Corona del Mar cottage by the sea. Stained glass, antiques; paddle tennis court, brick patio. Walk to beach, three bedrooms &s tudy. OPEN SAT&SUN1to5. 1920 XEWAMEE: Irvine Terrace beauty. Truly a lovely, liveable, warm family home -four bedrooms, three baths, family room, unusually large -pool in a private, park-like setting. Open Sun 1 to5. THE BLUFFS: A delightful condominium in beautiful condition; three bedroom & family room on the lower level (for the teenagers), unusually large storage areas & closet facilities. By apPointment -just give us a call. HORSES! HORSES! In the City of Orange, for the family who loves to "hit the trail". An unusual home with "country kitchen", four spacious bedrooms -master suite has its own conversation pit with fireplace. Cool patios with wagonwheel waterfall ; built in inter -com, air conditioning, & stere<>. Can readily be shown -just call. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., Corona def Mer 675-551 I Getteral I 002 lc.entta1 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• T WESLEY N ~YLOR CO. HEALTOHS Sllll:l' 1H4U HARIOR YU NUS IEAUTY! Sharp & love ly ! Loving care is obvious in this 3 BR Lusk built home: Fam. rm, formal dining, 2 baths. 3 Car garage, COY. patio. $115,000 Fee 1500SEACREST DR. SUN 1·5 UHD4 ISLE-MAIN UY VIEW Spact: for 3 boats. ·watch all the boats go by from this 5 BR ContemPorary. Teakwood, tile, high ceilinl.!s. Spacious bayside terrace. Great view! 36LlNDAISLE DR. SAT/SUNl-5 SECLUSIOM -MEWPORt IEACH Unus ual. interesting floor plan. Oversized LR, lge fam rm, 4 bdrms, 21h baths. Lge lot, view, new cptng. Cul-de-sac St. Lovely landscp. $89.500 2319HEATHERLNE SAJ'/SUNl-5 MEED MOil£ ROOM? Ir your family is expanding & the budget isn 't -take a look at this nice home. 5, 6, or 7 Bdrms. Lge yd. $84,500 2926SILVER LNE. SUN 1-5 LUXURY LIVING-$275,000 Exceptional 3 BR view home. FR, DR, lush gardens, wet bar, marbl~ & crystal. Bay & city lights view! IRVINE TEUACE-$85,000 Call us today to see this spacious 4 BR home. Lge fam. rm, nice yd. Close to Fashion Island & beach. 211 I San Joocpn Hills Rood NEWPORT CEHTER. NA 644-4910 I 1002 GeMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• JUST USTED This Spyglass 2-story beauty. 5 bedrooms, 4 1h baths, cozy family room, formal dining room, large bonus room, oversized pool and Jacuzzi. Stop by Sunday 1-5 . 1no POINT LOMA $175,000. IREH SPYGLASS VIEW HOME Vacant and_ ready for occupancy. 4 bedroom Carmel model. Priced to sell. $92,000. La-~ Z?v/IHffe REAL ESTATE 644·6397 Ge-Mral I 002 Gfttef'al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CHOICE $55,900 LAGUNA VIEW Lovely 3 yr old Mesa Sturdy 2 bedroom. den Verde home. 3 B~. _2 BA home. near everything w /catb~dral ce1hngs. that's great. Custom patio lo~ & corner lot. decking & kitc hen. Lo~ maint._ yard w/lge Owner will carry financ-patio & frwt trees. c~u ing. Call 673-8550. us for com pl details U'fN Illy.,, s FUN roAf No((' 546-5880. Pete/Jarreltleeaft'I ~[®~~ ~~i---- l GeMrol I 002. Gtt9ff1111 I 002 ~HERITAGE • . REALTORS pre~en ~ ······················· ······················· PERPETUAL VIEW PANORAMA OF OCEAN AHD BAY from this beautiful 4 bedroom Hilltop home in Broadmoor. 2 Marble fireplaces -one in the maste r bedroom, 3 Car garage. $150,000. 2501 Ucjhlhoes•, CdM Sat /Sun, 1·5 CLIFF TOP HOME SPARKLING VIEW TOO!' Cozy 3 bedroom, excitingly decorated in golds and white and used brick. Pool and jacuzzi. Price includes the land. 1420 Kings Rd. H.1. SatJSun 1-5 VIEW! SEE CATALINA -from this'3 bedroom family room home on Bluff in NewPort Beach. Price includes the land too! $124,500. 1521 Kincp Rd.N~wport left Sot 1-5 SEEK & FIND·. HODGE PODGE "N" 0 M R Y S N S I M N Y U A N U T C 0 N A N E U V A N B N U C T E L A N N E 0 N l 0 A I N A M 0 C R ~ N N 0 V B 0 S A Y U S S T B R t L U T 0 I A U V 8 T R N U 8 I C N T U T l M S Y Y R C A I V E H L J R B E A H U A A 0 R L S A N R S T E N N A N N E N C E I U M I M U N T N 0 A l H A A 0 G R Y L 8 B A N H T U N A M N G B V 8 S U L V B C T l E M 1 E t A R A M B R S A C U S B 0 T N N A N N S I ~ E 0 N E E U C U N A U A N B f H N U N H 0 l R A N E V U Y A N A U I C E 8 U N N l A N E B U ~ l E Y V V 0 N T H C T U A N ...._.._.,... ....... __ 11.-. ........ ,...,,., ... ,...: lledrwaN, ......... et •lae-ll)o I• lk ~. ,..,. H~h ~ ......... _ ................ _, . Nagana Nebula Narcomani1 • Nasion Noctule Havicert Nautch Noes is Nostrum Navvy Nombr1 l Nugget Monday : 71111? Bnjny much lar19r "S .. ll 6 rind" pu11l•1 with nvtr t,() di.co.,_,..~ IJ&llfl In •n all·llt'W em. tA 24 pap bookltt1. To oed4lf ¥Olu-l. n and Ill Mud •l for -h. malilna rtwck1 payablt to ··s..11 6 f'utd" 1n c•,. o( 1hle MftPIJ'tr ~S...ui~m REALTORS 644-7270 OPEN HOUSES LOVELY UDO ISLE ~c harmin g 2 story U contemporary designed home. Spacious 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, beamed ceiling, fireplace, gourmet kitchen. Large master s uite with fireplace and sundeck on a corner lot. Close to clubhouse, tennis and beach. Great for entertaining .. $169,000. 711 Via lido Hord •. HI DOVER SHORES ~ submit exchange or 10% down. ~ $120,000 Equity in this beautiful Colonial home. 7 Bedrooms, 6 baths, family room, play room and large billiard room with wet bar area. Master suite has large His & Her bath with steam bath, gym, study and view balcony, much more! For the large entertaining family, a must see! Call now #3 ...... Ire Ct.NI Sundcry 1-4 VIEW VIEW! ~ immaculate Lusk 4 bedroom, 0 family room, dining room Jiome. New off-white carpets, mirrored wall in dining room - entertain around your beautiful pool & jacuzzi. You must see to appreciate. $119,900. ... 5-.dc .... CclM WJS-1-S. llG CANYON . .,... 5 B~rooms. 3 baths. pool & U jacuzzi. $194,500. 25 Loe...,_. La., M.I. 0,.. S.. 1 ·5 rtU t10•t1 '°' UYlltC. ••llV9f wt UI "°' fot Of llU. O• ltOf ..,,uu , .... ,.,,.., LOWEST IM THE HIGHLANDS 11lis vacant 4 bdrm JS the lowest priced home in Cameo Highlands: built around a courtyard, it has interesting appeal for the contemporary family. It also has new gas lines, elec. door opener, g;is BBQ and a unique floor plan. Don't overlook the private beaches, nearby open space and close by equestrian center. An anxious $84,500. • UNl()UI: li()Ml:S · REAL TORS~ 675-6000 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona' del Mar• I 002 Geftff'OI IOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HUG HOMES 640-4050 BIG CANYON; Dover model, fairway view. 2 Bdrm. & den condo. $125,000. Open Sun. 1-4. 12 Rue Vtllars. Doreen Woodard · ' CAMEO SHORES; 4 Bdrm, 4 bath home; pool & jacuzzi. Ocean view. $220,000. Open Sun. 1-4. 4651 Gorham. Candi Grant LIDO ISLE; 165 ft. lot -fabulous! 4 Bdrm. home, 3 bdrm. guest house. Paddle tennis ct. Room for pool. Can be sub-divided. Owner will carry. $.550,000. Cathryn Tennille. Gefteral I 002'G1Mrol I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -Coldwell Ba.; RESIDENTIAL 8R01<ERAGE COMPANY ***OPEN HOUSES*** IA YCREST-2-d OWMER Lovely 3 BR home with formal DR in excellent location. A very special place with a special price to sell at $87,000. 2007 COMMODORE. OPEN 1·5 POUNDING WAVES- CATALINA VIEW From 2 of the 3 Bedrooms plus living-dining room in this well built & designed EAST OCEAN FT. home. OPEN 2·5. 111 ~"STREET. ILUFfS VICTORIAN CHAIM Move your antiques & Boston fem into this darling three bedroom home. Lus h n ew carpeting & I beautiful paper give that "I'm home" feeling. $63,000. OP84 1-5. 410 VISTA ROMA. llG CAHYOM -JUST LISTED Owner will consider carrying a 2nd on this beautifully upgraded Deane home. 3 bedrooms, formal dining plus exceptional gardens & jacuzzi. Choice corner location. $159,500. . RARE OPPORTUHrrt For those who like to redecorate! 1-story home in beautiful area. 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, faro . rm., patio, pool. Transferred owner MUST sell. Asking $109,500. AT THE OCEANFIOKl'-$60,000 Prime gate guarded 4 bedroom,· 3 bath MOBILE HOME. Custom cabana adds fireplace & large patio. Walk, swim, fish, play tennis or just relax. tlGH AIOVE NEWPORT IEACH... Colossal view. Privacy almost impossible to find. This incredible home consists of 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, dining are~ den. pool, plus air conditioning. $318,000. Dover Shores ... of course. INSIDE U00 ISLE Large family home. 4 bedroom, 3 bath, family room, & lg. living room w /fireplace. 52' lot w /great patio. New paint. Shows very well. $135,000. . THE 11.UFFS Spacious "Guadelupe" completely upgraded & only steps to pool ar~a. 3 bedroom wings w /baths. Best of all, YOU own the land. $001500 LAGUNA OCEANFRONT This very prime buildable lot with 84' of frontage can be yours for only $145,000. Private community - white sandy beach. Call tor details. PLUSI CALL FOil A NIE PIC1UU llOCHUltf Of umMGS. ______________________ .............. r ~ A COUM'IU a.... CO. 644-1766 • • . DAILY PILOT ~turda • D.c•mbet 6, 197S ~.~~~!.~~~~••••••••I ~!!!!.~~.~~~••••••• Hovws Fors• HCMIHi For Sale HouH' For Sol• HCM1H$ For Sale • ••• ••••••. • ••••••••••• ••• •••••••••• •••.... •• • • •• ••• •••••• ••. ••. •• • • • ••• ••••••••• •••. •••• ••• GHerol I OOZ Gett~I I 002 ~ I 002 General I 002 Gttteral I 002'General I 002 ••••••••••• • ••••••••••• •••••• •••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SalH Be9fnners TAHITI ~Cl r<'JI l''l.itt• let·t'n•.1• * * nl'<'<'~i.an l'.111 l l'lto\ i OO Ft H,I\ lrunl 11 Opft:r or .I 1111 1'ttm. ant"' M.1111 hl.md ,,11\11 PERH>H!'\I \'\I I' f(lo; \I lH.•Jt h m .1~111lln·11l \II'\\. ~STl\Tt-Kt7 'l'lK•I or 110 lcl\t''· f11•1· ~ .111·r ~3377 "ul lJhll' fo1 '\l ,1n n.1 llut1 I l'r 1' ll11me·., l''md ~ h.11 \'nu \\.mt 1 l'lt•ar lttlt· I' I' ~'JJ ovo Oa1ly P1l11t n.1•.-dtt•1h tt•nn., ti7~ 11:111, I 002 Gtntr-al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·: ~· •:· TARBELl!!!!!!!2!!!. Ill ". 1926-1976 GI , FllA & ALL Tf<:HMS · Own('r sacrifice Fn·.;hl\' parnt~ Han('h styling, hugt• 2 1 foot h\mg room with brir k f1rl•µl.1u· l 'om ertible family room + 11111 s1n·d dining room Room lur ~our ho.it ~:!.500 ' Beaut. 4 nn. fam rm. Country Enghsh atmosphere, ~nclosed patio , ('!"ltahlishecJ tr<.>~:>. bout :>lq.>. $2·15,000 Bring r<'modelcd; l'ustom 5 BH. 5 Ba. 6.500 Sq. ft home on point, pool, clot'k. Cus tom. c·<)mplf'lt'ly furnislwd () BH, 4'.: ba. 3 ('at gut On lagoo11. $3l5,000 c 11stom 5 H H . r1 ha v It'\\-80 fl. on l;tgoon. Boat ~11 p ~~5.000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bay!>ide Drive. N.8. 67S ·6161 V t A R BAY ANO BEACH 675-3000 &!40"1 E C OA!.>T l-4WY C ORONA oe1. MAR CAMEO HIGHLAMOS Exccpt1onally sharp 4 bdrm .. family rm. & beautiful pool. Panoramic ocean view $96,500. Opc•n Sat/Sun. 1-5 '1507 Cortland OME YEAR OLD DUPLEXES 141 In fine Corona dcl Mar locations, each s uite 3 bdrm .. 2 buths; som e with frp!rc; & fam1l\ rooms. $119.000 To $121,500. Open Sun 1-5. 714 Pomsett1a G~neral I 002 Gen~rol 1002 Our inventory of property for sale. 1s at a very low level. due to our exceptional !'>ales act1v1tv in October & November We are now ·in a pQs1t1on to offer much more personal service on your home ~al e than us ual. Have you seen our "Your Home Magazine"? We'll be happy to send you one monthly. free. (Great decorating ideas) IHVINE $lfi.!IOO <;J terms wekome d . ·I IH·d10om hunw, l.trl.!t' entry hall , \\ ,tl nut <·ali11wls. built ms, form:.tl dtning rnom. hn ck fircpl:Jte fort ho..,e rh11l~ lll.1.!ht., .............•................................ 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Arncuka1 latgcut Horne Rualc Companlj 2 BEDROOM 2.521 Crest\ ll:\.\. '.'l t..•wpurt lkat'h 673-8550 $07 .500 Sat Sun 1 5 2 BR & FAM RM or DEN #27 Hue: (;rand lhw:d . Bi g Cyn '.'iH 644 -62·19 Sl:!'i .ooo Sat Sun l :> 2037 Port 11nstol ti l \'Jlomt•s 1 '-;R (i42 8235 $7],!J:ill S:.il Sun l ;, 3 BEDROOM ;t34 Rut· Font.11nhll•au. Ht~ Cyn '\ B !>l0-9922 Sl:!l.;)OO S<it Sun 1 8 Hue Chaleau Ho~ al. Big C~11 ~R 644·6585 Sl2S.OOO Sat Sun I ;> 17-t t Tustin ;tti B. Costa :\1csa 64~·6200 S.~2.!lOO S<Jl 1 5 17362Sandalwood. Irvim· 552 8085 $62.500 Sat Sun 10-5 315 62nd St. <Newport Shrs) NB 645-7575 $64.900 Sun 1·5 263 Wa lnut < NC'wport Shores) NB f)..15 7575 S'i:i.:,oo Sun l ;-, 1896 Del Mar. Laguna Ilcach &.M -4910 ~i~.~10 Sat Sun I 5 * •512 38th St 1 :\Tpt Island 1 :'\: R 675-7060 $13!1,000 Sat Sun l :, 17652As hTrN' I.n <Vtll 1l In 83:i-8600 Sfi 1 :ioo Sat Sun 1 .'l * 1420 Kings Hd ChffllJ\ l'll. :-...; B 642-5200 s12:u;oo Sat Sun l 5 598 Fayette Cir. Costa ~t csa 752-1920 Sat Sun I 5 2178 Raleigh. l 'o~la :Vh·~a 752 1920 SJl Sun I :; 209 W Columl>1m·. S;rnta Ana 545 9-191 $.55.000 ~1111 ~2 5 4916 River. I.111n S~mc1s '-;B 675-6000 S:,7,SOO Sat lSunl -S 14762 Carft.lx, Tustin 646-7711 S;1t 2-'.'°> 3 BR & FAM RM or DEH 18100 Yosemite. Fountain Vly 673-8550 S.17.500 S<Jt 'Sunl -:1 1409Sa moa Wav. l\t vst1c Hills LB 494 -7942 SHi!~.oo<i St.1t Sun 10·2 177!)2 Cypress Tree Lane. I rvine 6411 7414 S/9.900 S.tt Sun 1·5 •805 Via Lido '-;ord c Lido II l NR 675-5200 Sunl2-t 30 1657 Bluebird Canyon Or. Lg Bth 494 -2146 $138.000 Sat Sun 2·5 265 Morning Cvn CShorcdfs I Cd:\l 675-5930 Sl 79.000 Sat. 1-S 9332 La Jolla Cir Huntington Reh 963 -3901 SSfi.500 S<it & Sun 1-5 2968 PcmhJ 1>1 1 \lt•..,J \\·rd<· 1 C\l ~I0-5398 SE>2.000 Sat Sun l ·5 J030W Hay Av1•. '.':pt Br h <213) 449-6175 ~at Sun 24S Princeton I Cnllt·~t· Pk 1 C ;\l f>45 7575 S.5:~ 500 Sat l 5 1715 Trad1·winds (Haycn•-.t) NB f.>42 H2.!'."i S!J2.:,oo Sat sun I s 17972 ButlC'r. trvrn(' R.'3.1-Bf)(IO Sii0.!~)0 Sun 1 ;) 9 Hue<; r;tnd Valle '81g C~11 l NB 8.13 8600 $180,700 Sun. 1-5 1521 Kings Hd. Cl1fflhn"n '\;B &t2 5200 Si2 L500 Sat 1-5 10201 Stonybrook. Hunt l~·a('h 540 1 151 · $7 I . ooo Sun 1 ·.> 19G32 WatNhcrrv. Hunt Rc-h. 9fl3 7881 S.>fi.riso Sat Sun 1-5 209 W Columbine. Santa Ana 5-t!i !lt!ll S.55 .000 S;1t Sun 12-5 307fl Ta\.lor Wa':f . Mesa North. C~t ">Iii ·~:11:1 S.IX .!'>00 Sat Sun 1 5 321 l'rtrH'(•ton. C'osta Mes a ~Ui 2:11:1 i;;.17 .950 Sat Sun l ·5 1%8 Port Trinitv. IMJms. l\iB fl75 6000 S!l7 ,lXK> Sal tSun 1·5 71f) Poppy/\ vt'. Old CdM, CdM 675 GOOO $12!l.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 • l 100 S<tnd pqwr. It\' Jllls. Cd~l 1175 6000 Sl 22.500 Sat Sun l 5 700 M ur~u<'rit..-Old Cnrnna Cd:vt 675-7225 $1if!.OOO Sal/Sun 1-5 196.1 Port Weynd,g<'. 1£\' Homes ~B 675· 7225 $7~,f>I)() • Sat /Sun I 5 2.5S7 Oxford La ('011(·~1..' l'<irk 546 '11 ·1 l $4!J ,!l.>0 Sal Sun l 5 4 IEDROOM 10062 C El Cap1tian, Ilunt. fkh. 968-4456 S6s.ooo Sat/Sun 1 5 212 Via Palermo O..ido ls lel NB &45-242.S $115,1)(.Wl Sat Sun 12·4 2810Serang Pl ( M<.>Sa Verde ) C:\1 557·1849 $62,500 Sat/Sun 12 4 •2864 Inroz Or, Mesa \ <'rdE> C M 752-1920 Sunday 1·5 711 Via Lido Nord. Newport lkh 644 7270 $169,000 !')11nd~1 y 1 '1 •1023 Dolphin Terrnce. C'dM G44 7211 $199.500 Sat tSun 1 ~ NEWPORT 4-PLEX HF \l 'II c: I \ '\ r f'rtdl' o l ov. nl·r~htp 1 .IOI.Ill ~1It111 h1\ttn I tu i Iha·•· twdroom unit \\Jlh 1i .. .tr1111111 .... l h.1rm1ng f111·11l.w1· :1l\.\11 111•1!1110111 I 1r111h r1111111 . 1•1 H·nt,tl lllllh .ti!\,\ 1tlt •~11 l1,1th' I pl.111)\ p.tl 111 1111111 Ill llllh Ill \t".ol''i 11111 h·1· elt;111 I llfl\,d•· \.trd l:111d ;;.1:u11"111 lull prn·1· .;;x.1 ~1011 w · d'''"' l'Jll ( .ill l'rnt1 i.:1• .ll1•n11•:-. I 'II•.! i!~'{. . . l~I t til>lh I\ 1-.' n "·\I .T( ms BAY & BEACH REALTY OUR 26fft YEAR 675-3000 DIRECTORY 1_.., tW1 !M.dy dlnctor".y wtltt .,_ tW1 w__..wd •• y• CJO i.-.. lw:llNg. Al tt.e loc""-t ll1t.d IM'ow -~ ia .......... dirW by _.,erltt'-q _.,...._...ill todsy'1 DAILY l'ILOT WAKT ADS.,..,._, ~ opett .._,.,for .. ar ,_. _... rgtd to list -11 lllf0t ....._ • tW1 c-.. HCll S.twdfry .ct w.t.y. C BR & FAM RM or DEN • l!ll 11 Rt·C'kw1th Tl'r. Trtlrc.:k Irv 1;73.x.550 SI 17 ,000 Sat Sun l 5 ~:!152 Wood Island. 1 lunt. He h. !'68 4·156 $89,500 Sal Sun 1·5 1)3 Montel'tto (Spyglass> Cd'.\1 8.JJ.8600 Sl!)0.000 Sun 1 5 ~t31 Hunning Springs. ll. B. !.IG8 lt5(l 58ti .750 Sat Sun 1-5 •~lOfi 1\IL'ppo ( EasthluJ f >N H 1).12 82:$5 S!l8,500 Sat Sun l ·5 112·12 :\1at1sst• (Colom l Irvine r .. 11 fi200 ~5!l !KlO · Sat Tues 1 :; !1:1!l l>ahl1il . c;rt'l'lllJfllok. (.':\} :~w 11 51 Sli'i soo S:1t Sun I .» f)7 :\fonlcl'1lo <Sp\J..:lassl Cd:\1 f).t2 82:J5 Sal Sun I I :1<1 ~WJ llPalht•r Ln t B • .H·k B.iy I J';R 64·1 l!Jl 0 ~!I 500 Sat Sun 1 ~ • 1512 Oolµhin Tl'rr. l r\'lne Te rr tii:J 1118 S l2!J.!)00 S<..tl Sun 1 5 10062 El Capitan. llunt Ikh. !)(;8-4 t56 ~5.000 Sat Sun I :; 2t>l3l Hunning Springs. l lu.nt Bch 968·445ti S8G. 750 Sal /Sun 12 ·I llil5 Bluebird Can~ <m Dr. Lg Ur h 494 21-rn Sl:US.500 Sat Sun 2 :> •4501 Orrington <Cam Shrs) CdM 644 6200 ~ 15.0011 Sat 1 5 ~)..15 Bunya, N<'wrort lk•ach 644 ·0818 $8!),500 . Sat 1Sun :3607 Surf view (llV Hills) Cd~ 644-6200 Sl 19.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2846Corvo Pl CVlesa Verde) C .M. :>-HI 1704 Sn.!)50 Sat Sun 11·5 1601 Port Abbey Plaee. Npt Bch ftt-t -17n Sat/Sun J.1 -5 pm •4507 Cortland (Cameo Hlds > Cd:\1 fi75 ·3000 S!>G.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2.101 L1ghthou..,c. Hroadmoor, CdM 1>-t2 :;200 .;;1so.ooo Sat Sun 1-5 • 10181 Rl·\·erh l>r. llunl fich !).16 2~113 ~:i ooo Sat Sun 1·5 10 Good\\ tll Ct. '.\ipwport. Crest NB fi45·0303 ~i2 .500 Sat Sun 1-5 Zi:l l Pl'hhle 01 . llhr Vu I !ls. Cd:\T 546 l313 $159.500 S;.it Sun 1·5 •AAH SandC'astle. Coron.t cJpl :\tar 1~11 7270 $11!}.!)(>0 SatiSun 1-5 l8.17 r:1tes m1•rc . Mc·sa Vf'rclc , C:\l 546-4 M 1 S8:L 950 Sat l ·4 /Sun 1 5 2801 J<:urora. !\frsa Vc•rcie. CM ~fi-11'1 1 S(i!l,900 Sat /Sun 1-5 1610 DorC'hcst c>r. ( 'ameo 1 tlnds CdM fl75·fi0<)() $8'1.:lOO Sat/Sun l ·5 S BEDROOM •20172 Astor. llunl111J..,1<>n B<.:ach !ffiH 1 i:in Sll7 .soo Sat /Sun l ;, •20 182 S\o\ an..,t·a. I luntmgton Bch ~168-1 t:i6 Sli8. ;,011 Sat Sun l 5 • lfi5fil Thames. I luntmgton Heh 9()2·'1471 S72.000 Sat ll -71Sun 12 -1 2137 Channel Rd I Balboa Pen) NB 675 n 16 l S2 l0 .ooo Sun l .) I 5 BR & FAM RM °" Da-4 17 Lorhmoor I Big Can~cm l NR 644 6200 Sat, Sun 1 5 • •73 Linda 1 .... 11·, NB CM 6200 S:~25.000 Sat 'Sun 1 5 • •6181 larhor Isl I>r. off Bavs1de 642·823.5 s.125.ooo sat 1sun 1.5 • *36 Linda Isle• Or. Linda ti NB 644 ,1910 S:J95.000 S.1t 'Sun 1 ·5 • • *7G Linda Is le Or. Linda II NB 644-4910 S.195.000 Sat 1Sun 1-5 •#10 Point Loma. Spyglass. NB '644 63H7 $175,000 Sunday 1-5 • 16 Cherry l111ls. ni~ Canyon NB 642-8235 ~HH.O<XI Sat 1 ~4 3124 Mc·Kinclv Wav. Costa Mesa !r.~1 2f>fi t • ·Sat/Sun lpm dark 2327 Tustin A\ c• Newport Reach ~>46-3255 Siit isun :\-t on 1-5 !)20 Carnation. Gre~·nhrook C\1 540-115 1 $1)9,500 S<1t /Sun 1·5 1572 Pegasus, S A HghL<l 645-0303 $63.500 Sat 'Sun 1 S 2.5 Lochmoor J.u. Newport Hea<'h &1'1 i270 $194,500 Sunday 1 5 6 Ill & FAF ~ or OEN ••306 Via Lido Nord, [jdo 11 . NB 644 1766 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1 5 • •3262 Catamaran. H V Ills. CdM 675-7225 Sl-18,000 SatJSun 1·5 7 BR & FAM RM °" DEN 43 llampshire Ct. Dover Shores. NB f>-1-t 7270 ~fJ5 ,000 Sunday 1-5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM •2060 Vista Cajon, nluffs. NH &t0-4950 Sat Sun 1-5 43.1 Glouces ter. Costa Me .... a 673-4132 S52.9000pcn Sat Sun 1-5 420 Cypress. La~una Beach 675-7225 S54.000 Sat Sun 1·5 2 BR & FAM RM or DEN 320 Via Lido Nord. Lido ht. NB 675-7225 $179.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1872·1 :vJ a pie\\ ooct I...irw. Huntington Bch Sun afternoon 3 BEDROOM -ll 1 Flags hip I Park l.JdOl N B 1;.is-7575 s.n ,!)50 Sun 1 5 535 Vista G rnnada ( Illuffs l N H. 640·7000 $72.900 Sun. 1 5 19890 Lures Ln. llngtg lkh 96:l-6428 $::!8.500 Sat tSun 11 3 3 BR & FAM RM or DEN 2·100 Vista Noblcza <Bluffs) NB 64'1-1766 $99,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE I IR & BACHB.OR APT. 210 44th St., Newport Beach 675-7060 $64,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 BR & I BR 111 31st St . Newport Beach fi75-1000 sm .5oo Sat. l ·5 2 BEDROOMS EACH !J07 W. Bay Ave, Newport Beach 673-3663 $175.000 Sat /Sun 1-5 3 BEDROOMS EACH 714 Poinsettia, Coron<J del Mar fi7S.:JIXXl Sun. 1·5 '4 BR & 3 BR :n7 Heliotrope. CciM 644 ·721 1 Sun 1-5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 3 BEDROOM •14584 Oval Road. Irvine 752· l 700 Sat 12·4 30208 Sycamore. Santa Ana &19-1710 $.12,900 Sat & Sun HOME+ GUEST 2 IR & GUEST MOME Z712 Cliff Drive. Newport Beach 675-8120 $99.500 Sun 1 :30·5 1711 Plaza del Sur. &lllX>a Pen. 675-8676 $79,000 Sunday 12-5 3 BR & GUEST • t 24 Balboa Coves. Bal Coves NB 645-7575 $150,000 Sat. 1·5 HOME & INCOME 2 IR + INCOME 1301 /1301 112 N. Bayfront, Bal II 673·5106 $140,000 Sat/Su n 12-5 l llt + IMCOME 2499 Anniversary In, Rack Bay, NR 645·2425 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 • Pool * • w ot.rfrottf Wahrfroat & Poal HouHS for Sal~ I Hou1H for Sale HCMISH for Sal~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gtntf'ol I 002 Gttteral I 002 G>tMral I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• aRADFORD PLACI 38R, TownhouM·. trade rent rett>ipts for home ownt•r:,h1p, for low down payment. $32.000 UNIVERSITY ftARK 4 & family room. on ~n.·cnbelt : 2(;00 sq. ft townhouse. family s 11.(•, $7:1,500. IAYCREST 3+ Fam. rm. & fornwl d11L rm . or 4th BR. Pool &Jacuzzi. Ik-aut1ful house on beautiful lo<·2ation, with private finundng. $139,500. IN HARIO fW HOMES .3 and family room plus h1g ganH' room and balh & garage. Priced at $W.OOO .. 4 and family room, :!·slory on large lot, for $104,000 .4 and family room singlt• story with fabulous view. for WCJ,500 ...4 and fomilv room 2 :,lury with view. with the. bes t of ewrythrng in 1t. $122,000. THE BLUFf:S 4 BR. 212 ba furn rm with Vtt•w and close lo tennis & pools $93 .500 BIG CAMYOM . 2 & den Condo with ocean vww and guard al gate security. $134,500. Vacant ... 2 & den Condo with cust o m furnishings. ... 3 & Jacuzzi Condo overlookin g fairway. $180,700. SPYGLASS ... 4 & family with ocean & coastline view $190,000. MOTHER· I IN-LAW t · UNIT If lhl'I 11ttract1H' Of'WIV ca~lt.•d homl' v. as 1n an area wilh aspnrtmenli. you'd call 1l u duplex, bul to us it's a motht'r·ln-taw unit 3 bedrooms. 3 bath~. 2 la v111g rooms ancl 2 kitchens. <Or make I k1ll·hr11 into d lwdrooml. $49,500. •Mauail ~I liilPlac• · Praperti•• 752-1920 " l•OO QUAIL ST HIW .. OllT HACt4 RARE FIND EASTSIDE BEAUTY 3 BEDROOM BEACH COTT AGE S1800 Down. large livin~ room. garden kitchen with dinin~ area. Huge master swte. near new carpels throug hout. Just listed and only $36.500. Call 963-67hi. {J('tll 111 Q ·"~fl 'I IO~fl~'rf ' [® : : : . ~ : ,• I I :,: "' 4 BDRM BEAUTY 1.ge fam home on qwct street wilh 2 b:.i . comfy I frpk. hu~e kit & lgt· vard. Offered at last yr ... 1 price of $42,500. Our e>. ----------------•I dush·e listing. 646-77iJ. LE RAISOR REALTY 4523 Campus Dr., lnin~ CALL 833-8600 I 002 G.neral I 002 ····•··················•···•···•••···••··•···• BLUFFS BEST BUYS Open 1-5 2623 R~a (Off UmbrosaJ OWNERS SAY SELL. new home ready! Reduced $.5,000. Bluffs biggest, 2.500 sq. ft. 4 BR, fam. rm .. form. din., wet bar. PLUS huge bonus rm. Lge. wrap-around patio. Free-standing ; lovely greenbelt, nr. ('Ourts & pool. Like new 2 yr. old. lk~t value in Newport, $95.500 EARLY BLUFFS. bargain 1 1 HR. 211:! ba.; charming gre('nbcll. ~7.500. HELEN B. DOWD REAL TOR. INC. MLS 644-0 I H 1973 Top Lister & Top Salesman 1974~Up Mewport·Mesa &Oard of Realtors I 002 1G~nerol I 002 ..••...............•..•......••.•....•......•. OCEAN VIEW •An immaculate 3-BR, din rm home. Patio plus 2-dc,..ks, used brick fircplc., wet bar and a Queen's kitchen. are some of the many extras. Open Sun. 1·5 120 I CLIFF DRIVE. NEWPORT BEACH $92,500 JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport Blvd. comer 30th I0021Generol 1002 •••.•....•...•.........••..................... ELKINS "'Onr 50 Years of Senice" eOPEN SUNDAY 1-5 28 LINDA ISLE Prime Bayfront W1lh Super View of Main Channel. Pier & Float For Large Yacht. 4-6 Bedroom s, 5 12 Bas Den. Gourmet Kitchen $2RS.OOO elY APPOINTMENT MEW -LUXURIOUS-LOVELY! Elegant Lido Townhouse. Flexible Floor Plan. 2-4 Br, 3•,:i Ba. Lge. Family Room Open Atrium Up. All Elect. Kitchen. $155,000 COMVERSATIOM PIECE Newport H eights Srwcious 3 Bedrooms. L~c· F<1m Style Kitchen Built in Charm Galore. Palu>, nnq. Only $.59,750 FURNISHED LEASE Harbor View Homes . 2 Bedrooms, Oen. Plush New Carpetrng. nu1 It tn Kitche n . $595 MEAR WATER W JIOAT SLJ, 2 Story Condo. Coves Arca 3 Rr. All El<.>cl Kitchen Patio, Like New $~J3 ,500 GEOIGI ELtclMS CO.. REAL TORS Ill DOVH DllVE 611-1100 Open Eves liil SPANISH VILLA OM THE BAY $39,900 Cottage walkway tn elei:ant bayside living at a fratt1on of cosl ! Boat docks and maritime liv- 1 n g • Cu:;lom decor highlights formal din<'' Gourmet sunsh in ~ k1lchl'n' Walls of glass' S~l'1•pmJ.! master bdrm rctr1..•;it! Sp 1rallin ~ sta1re:.JSl' to sun t('rracC' • Hed tile roof and Spanish akovt." · try S.1990 total down payment! Or tak~ over cx1slmg loan at $249 • per month. ll's unique ,ind \.\on't la::ol! Hurry. 847-6010 , 1£1. •• -• , * ,. ,, ·01tt.J'<1• [~lfllltl EXECUTIVE 2 STORY VA NO DOWN Immaculate newly paint ed inside and out , '1 bdrm. 2 bath cul-de-sac· homC' llul?<' back yan1 ~•lh tl fruit trees. SJ.1 ,000. •"Quail~. Iii IPlac• .. Properties . 752-1920 " 1400 QUAil Sl NlWl'ORl lllACM ~ - 3 BEDROOM GIHODOWM S1 .200 Total cash moves you in this charming :l bdrm home with fireplace. lots of pan<'I. quiet street for children near schools. beach. & major shopping center. Vets take advantage. Cafl 963·6767. l>t'.0119 •I /u:lfQHl 11'(1' [~~ Big & Beautiful! Open 1-5 Sun Beautifully decorated used bri ck and woort charm In country at· mosphere. Cape Cod, 5 bedrm + hobby room_ (Huge master ). J Baths & dln1njt r oo m. Delightrul palio with seating for a crowd. A rl'· al value al $89,950. 242L SIERRA'V1STA, N. B. Rutt. Lourie,A~nt 646--4380 ROMANTIC HA .. SEl & GRETB. bun1u1low-f;astsidc. 19 ft. living rm. real oak. Ooo"". shake roof. R·2. Xlnt con1. $43,900 See it. & rail in love S46·23i3. (')1'1•4 "19• ". llJ'l IJ~l 111(1 I • [®IENld HOU$ ••••• •••••• l.3Ql N• Hous. Apt : Byap 2LO~ frple21 $165,C (714) 3 Br F lot, 1 Cirm. ICllbo •••••• Bay Cust< Bay Prop 600E) 3bed Terri coral $81,°' pern Lot v Bay J Mars F Lowe on F hous1 Holl 675-81 Caph ••••• Me' Just J br larg€ $5400 Sun J 4.96-3 Coro ••••• Si with Onl! F'eal natu text local RE [ marl Sq. 673-1 Ex ct grou w/2 uno1 2 R pat1c wil l fire~ bear so.· Slll 644·'i -( SH4 261 Ele~ t·hoi 3 b; roor roor ~ .u;: -c Wa ~Orf prt• fror ho Hig See Cor &16· II ( I Fro BR mo phe $19 644· Ont nex ne\I the the I 300· 3 I w/1 vie• Ex• vie 67S. FRI Onl 3br ()Cf •Pl Cot •••• HoutH For S• HouMt For S• HouH Fw SG1e Ho.net For $cM HotlHI For Sale HouH• for Sd. Salutday 09Cember &, t975 DAILY PILOT CJS ~i;;;d••••••io•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• • • • •• •• •• •••••••• • Houies For S• H ouses For Sdt H ou••I for Sale ... ••••••••••••••• •• .~~ Costa Mesa I 0 2 4 Costa Mn a t 024 HuntlncJtOA leoch t 040 H•thqon leach I 0 4 0 lrviM I 044 •••••••••••••• ••. •• • • •• • ••••••••••••• ••• •••••• •••••. •••• •••••••• ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••t• ••••• ••• •• • • ••••• L leacJt I 041 1301 No. n .... ""---· .. BR BR l e lid t i.au;~YE.lU>t:. Paces l· i-------... 1 -BUY MOW! L~ .. ach I 048 ~ leoch I 0 48 .~ •••••••••••••••• ~ rn~1u, • I.I "0 "O"k •-BR 2 u .• U 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• llouse " 2 BR G ra.if' • ' a " HO . "'' 4 • 6.MI, mque y llG-VACAHT -Su Apt Sl•O.OOO. By owner o Ider home 1 4 -4 up~raded 1nMlde & out ZSl-Or" Villa.it' Ill lln1v PDrk COMMERCIAL ~~ ti 0Pt'n 1 5 '! B Rot•hri.t~r St R2 lot Luxury kitchen oppUs ~ ~ OPENllUMF: i · ,:l.aJi..1.l!. 1656Loui~c-St Y uppt.s73 ·5lOO S0'1n:,o • 963·5221 or Roman bath in Matr ~~~m:i°r~~:I~ :0~d& ~--bv owner 552 73n PROPERTIES=;+# :q: F~rellt:n! North end 2 LOTS cu1t. 4 br, 2~ ba, 3 S48 321.5 _ __ • Bdrm. Original Ownrr ln~ rm. BBQ & covered Real Estate __ ..111••• -•• lot:dllon. 2 br. $74,SOO. frplcs, jacuut By owner MF.SI\ VERDE by owner. $73,950. Open llouse Sal patio area. Very low 2 STORY·S36.500 LAGUNA IEACH Spaciou:. & ~unny newl'r _!kr. 499·..:227_7 ____ _ $16.5,000. (213)469-7ts35or Moveincond. Lgeaara &$un.U-52846Cor\'oPl. priced at only $.'58,500. byN'tLVAY POOL·IRV1t4E YEAR.E:HD home. Opt>n beum"' ogunoHIUt 105 0 (71•)67.S.5732 Ba, Form Otn nm, 549_·1_7_04 _______ 20671TillerCircle.Won't Prime.• lrvlne looation. INYESTMEMTS lorge U!>t•d brick ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br Fuer Uprwtr on Full Fam. Rm, 2 frpk 's. frwt Fountain Valley I Ol 4 last'• World Heal £state BUYER VS SELLER Stf'µ down llvln~ room to flrt'placf', 3 lwllruoms, 3 ..-t & oc"" c L....,7171 WIN -WIN ' 1 Slut cork & s rnokt• ~1;1:.., tJ u l hi., bu II I in lot, gar, patios, ~.ooo rees xtras. l°"""q t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....,.,. P '""tirM" G allery -" 540 5398 •--------· building t•quity whl're walls' Gourmt>l kitchen '7-hookcaM•s, lo\.l'I\. oc·eun firm. 675--2975 TIBURON seller left off' Precious.. W1nd1ng wrought iron Ont• or Lai'. Una's rin..-i.t VICWI}, llWO sq rt ()wn"r lqlboaflenlnsula 1007 MtsaVet"de-VA 5:.....1e Stirwv FtREPLACEIM bdrm home 1n 1m -stairway to queen i.1i.e Writ :wit and lea"e h:u·k lrnu~ht l1iri.:"r homl', l ""!r -·r mscu lat" e<1nd1.t1on bedrooms. Sl'paratl' Jo;x ('t•llcnl ti·rrn-< m.1k1•J1111llt•1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mmaculatt.: 3 br, rams Twnht• F.a.MILY ROOM .. $l75 '"") I 1 · ... ~ Cathedral celling each launctry. Centrnl air ·'"" Bay Ave nue Duplex Y. enc· p:1tio, Lowest 2 Bed 2 b th Meredith Gardens home, h • "-I d d · ~ kl Custom bw.ll, sten .. to prlrc 1n best area. Ap-room. 1t rooms, room as numerous up· .~c u e patio ,,par ,.... & f l di ,, .... ;idult uccupwd, 11rofe:ss d ""'o AA56 I • 7 000 Ft Bldn... Bay. $97••oo . Coa"t prajsed al $62,9.SO. Move orma nm"' roor .. , gra es~ . 1ng common poo • • 7 .. .. · d · dccoraled. offered at lNCLUD"'S l d & h 1 H art Of L WPll htu ll l.;11.:un,1 t h111111 Properties. 673,5410. m today 1 very mce en unit, over r, 1 VF.AR Sarj-lam price s arp e OCJUfta FergusonRltrs833-3821 looks main pool. Asking $74.~. Owner will con WARRAN'rY Cnllfast7521700 P ark 50 cars' f'rsme 600E~TOCEANl''RONT $43,500 !iider low down, l''lll\, or PROGHAM ""'' ,., . ., ' · Hti. '' location for many types J bedroom, 2 bulh condo Owner-Assume 71'2% Owner· Agent 645·7440 VI\ [ ~ ! of businesses. Large l..tnd T ·r $19500 $192 ts .._ Jo'OR SALE . Rustic · 'b I c:~t~~. vP':;c~~1! 1~~ Nic'e 3br 2ba c:~a ~~a: Huntin9on Beach I 0 40 83..>-2906 archlteclure, 2 story de , ~~~~real vis a 1 sty. $87,000 or rent for $4()() 642-2598. ••••••••••••••••••••••• sign. Circle st airway , , --$37 950 wtview window leads to per month. Agt, 6«-6397 Cape Senes. Choice end 1 master retreat, wooden Lot value, cottage, nr condo. 2br, 2ba, pnme Auumte GoY't Loan board wtlh heavy shake Bay Island $.55,000 cond. $52,toO. 673-4132, A •allabl~ roof and glass ex tenor. 5 Marshall Rlty 675·4600 agt. Open Sat/Sun. To Anyone BR's 3 BA 's, fam rm, Qrick fplc, chef k1tehen PEN.POINT $36,000 Full Pnce Owner is moving out of Move m condition. 4 Bd, 2 all gourmet type appl's, Must sell lrJ! 3br ranch the area, needs quick bo, Cam.rm . extras, custom bar and counter, house Assume 6% FHA sale. Entry hall, hearty 962·9563 or 962 4503 decorator noors & win loan, pay mnts only fireplace in the hvsng ------dow treatments. 3 Car Lowest price, best value on Point. 2 upgraded houses. one lot. $79,000. Hollis Wood,Reallor. 675-8676. $142/mo Call 540-3666 room parlor, convertible BY Owner adorable 3 br den+diningroomarea, w/sunken hvmg rm & garage. 1 1 '2 Years de I u x e bu l It .ins frplc, lgc bnck kitchen, $63.000. Bkr 962·551 l Cape1trano Beach I 018 Heautiful colors. Take cozy yard w /cover~d1----------1 advantage, call 842-8854. patio & waterfall, Will ••••••••••••••••••••••• TARBELL:: 1926-1976 Mew Home $53,900 Just completed beautirul i----------i 3 br. 2 ba. fireplare, HARD TO FIND large lot w /huj?e trees JUMBO HOME $5400. down. Open Sat & Large 5 bedroom. 3 bath, ------• Sun 11to5. 27101 Dolore)> 3 car gara~e. Oversized Fall Special _496_-34_3_1 ______ 1 family room and formal Think of this 6 ;'•7c Corona del Mar I 022 dining. Exrellent loca-mortgage, available to- ••••••••••••••••••••••• lion on qwet cul-de·sac. day 9n this 3-BR pool n .a.RE near schools & shopping. home. This house has the l\,A Just listed-hurry-ask-appointments for a rams 4 BR DUPLEX mg $69,500. Call 540·1151 ly such as 2-ba, dlx k1tch SO. OF BAYSIDE · w td101ng area, tern fie with a 3 BR. 2 BA rental. floor plan starts with Only l ''2 years old center entrance. $43,500 Featuring beam ceahn(:s, CALL PERFORMANCE natural wood and bnck•---------t _R_E_A_L_E_S_T_ATE._84_7_·_3584_ textures and perfect location. Call 644-7211. REDUCED below market. Fee Land 3400 Sq. ft. 4 BR. $129,900. 673·1148 sell FHA IV A, As~uma· ble7'h. $45,950. 892·3788 -~--- CLOSESTTRACT TO BF.ACll By Owner, 3 Rr, 2 Ba. fam rm. wet har, cul·dc- sac, atrium entry. Home admired by everyone, SS6,500, 963-3901 EASY YOUNG LOVERS RETREAT 2 Bedrm, 11f.! bath, semi attached home. Pri vale entrance. Lovely yard and patio. 2 car ~ar. Pool and tennss courts close by. Assumable loan and low monthly payments 962-4495 •• $49.500 Will buy a l·tuy 2 UH. sgl family homl• on qurl't street Central A C anti highly upgraded lhruout It ·s perfect for) ou' [~ THE REAL ESTATERS New listing gor~eous 3-BR, on land you own. Many extras. Only Ten Units Primt• c·orner omce/apt c o m J> I t"< E ' <' e 11 e n t parktnlo! for tht.• tt•n unit!> w /110 vacant·1es $215,000 Income Corner One or Laguna'<. most pnme commercial l·or ners. Ideal for ~tores or offll·c:-.. 1'1.l'S 2 t·hu1 rl' rental umts $152,000 First da:-.~ JI 1·h1tt•t l ch• signed honw JU:»t l'llm plt>tMI ·111111 :-.q lcct, 3 bedro1111", l 1 ·• bJlhs, dcn1:-.lu<.ly, l(rt-t•nlrouse kstc·ht•n, dr.1matac multi· lt•H•I flvor pl.in !>UIX-rb views Tou1 th1 ...... pe<1al house bt•l"1•111 l ! 5 l'M Sat & :::,u n 1l rn;i v 1·om plt•ll•h· 1·hJn~t· ~ uur l'on n·ptmn nf lo\ h.1t J house .... twuld ht• 1455 Morn ini.:srtlc 1>11 vc. La~una lk.1('11 ENJOY CHRISTMAS here. Owner moving now Very upgraded :inH. Jush landscaping & til e courtyard en· try . .$74 ,500 &tjoy the Good Life 499-4584 493-2513 •••GOLF COURSE SETTING. Near new quality home . 3 bedrooms. den, famih and dining rooms. Yard 1s fenced large enough for pool. Fantastic buy. See for yourself. $87 ,500 •••TWO BEDROOM PLUS DEN with Monarch Bay ocean vie" from this Sea Terrace townhome. Enlarged family room. front and rear patios. shows well. $69,000 •DELUXE DUPLEX * Excellent 3 BR , 2 Ra. i;round floor owners unit w/2 priv. patios & lux urious master swk TOWNHOUSES $79,900 Open Sat/Sun -------•••TRULY AN EYE CATCHER in prestigious Sea Terrace of Laguna Niguel. 3 bedroom home wilh loads of extras plus an 8x12 addition in Cami Iv room and added skylites. Romantic brick hParth, $76.500. PLUS 2 BR Rental w /lari.:e palaodeck SELL YOUR HOUSE &SAVE r :_BKR 968-k\82 EASTSIDE COLONll\L STYLI-;. 2 bedrm "i th br1<'k fireplace, formal dining. large bedrms. bltn~. patio & 11·l yrs ne" Prime location near - .shopping and bus lines Only 10c: Down BOTH with wood burning hreplaces, vaulted wood beam ceilings and super So,-of-Hwy location . SllS.000. Fee Call 644-7211 $39,500 $44 700 Ed Raddle Rll 646·8811 ASSUME $36,500 --. ~ Anl~J~F.~O~NESA ~ VEHDE ESTATE. 4 ---------1 Bedrooms. 2 fireplaces. ---------mt family room, custom eovered patio Deserted COME BY &BUY SHORECLIFF EST A TE OPEM SAT. 1-5 265 Momin9 Canyon Elegant quality home in choice CdM. 3 Bedrooms. 3 baths, formal clinini:: room •• studio & family room. $179,000 by seller must sell fast. Owner will carry 2nd TO. Only $.53,500-VI\ terms. 545.0303 l~L~ i~l •caootu m mco•"" •675·5930 · 3 UNITS .1li:r; E < ..,, II"' c 11\I Want more than a EASTS I DE COULD YOU? gorgeous ocean v•ew & 3 B e d r 0 0 m private beach access from this 3Br Custom Owner's Unit 2 home tn Cameo Highlands for S89,500" Separate Rentals -Real Estate byN.LVAY See il Sat /Sun 41121 Cortland or Call Bkr $65,00Q END 4th 646- 7414 y. IEW FOREST E:-OLSON Geto~~~~r~~·s not 645-0303 too late. Calahna Model, MAGNIFICENT S&S POOL HOME 3,000 sq ft or luxury 10 this 4 nr. + bonus rm home. 112 yrs nC'w, can't be replaeeil at its asking prlC<' of $92.000 Bkr, 847-2525 -------1 IRVIMETERRACE with interesting con- Open Sat fSAAn I .5 versa lion pit and center OPEN HOUSE SAT. TURTLE ROCK Temfie Plan 3, with cor- ner location and a 3 car garaj?e. 4 Bclrms , 3 baths. oversized family room and formal dining. $76.500 552-7500 red hill realty 1-SPM. Mi chelson to Elm to 17792 Cypress Tree Lane. UMITB> BROKERS Jom Carey, GRI 646-7414 mfi~~!?€l 00@6:\IlBW 499-2800 ------ EMERALD BAY Sparkling 3 bdrm .. 2 bath home , arc hitect de- signed: profess. decoral· ed: open beamed ceil· mgs in livin~ & dining rooms. Sunny view deck, poolsized yard : ap· proved plans for ex· pans1on. $137.500 I 023 Dolphin T•rr. EASTSIDE fireplace. Bonus room, 16632 Lucia Ln. EMERALD BAY Ocean side: spacious & charming 4 bdrm. home; library, family rm. with frplc , s pacious dining rm .: l(!e. kitchen w /brkfst. area. Mstr suite has frplc & ocean view; all newly d('corat ed & lndscpd. I\ few steps l1> beach. $199,000 66x300 R-2 lot with 2 frml dining. family Will take best offer over y owner. Immaculate :I Front Row Custom, 4 Houses. 2 Bedroom and 2 room. 4 bdrm, 3 bth. S28.000 + $11.364. Isl TD BR, 2 ba, fam. rm. t:is· BR. Pool , newly re· bedroom and den. Nice 968·4456. 514 p YOU GET 1'1 BR s ume V./\. loan with ~ m 0 de1 e d k 1 t ch en ' fruit trees and shrubs INCLUDES 1 YEAR house. Gd investment. I $4000 down. 552·5320 ~ phenomenal ocean view Won't last long-call WARRANTY no orters, will rent fo G-RE"', NT REE BY If eaanJI $199,500 . fe e Call quick!! Ask111g $55,950. PROGRAM $360mo 1485-0596 OWNF.r,R., n F· R , •SC 644-7211 Call S40-l l51 . _ _ __ , " r. <Im m . v •. ,.,,.,., .. Hwitinqton Beach I 040 HuntinC]ton Beac:h l 040 lndry. lltghly upgraded. 1105 N.Coan Hwy.,loguna ~ lllilibfil.I ...................... ;;:. ...................... ::oo"°' Glenwo.~0:41rvin• 494-1177 I 044 * * * * * * • * BR. 2 81\ ranch style VROOOM!! F.xe. C.M. loc. Patio kit One day it's old -the w/bltns, tile breakCast next (seems llke) a bar, Lrg lath hse w /stone new Sproul d1.1plex . See waterfall. Covered patio the site at .504 Orchid & & serving bar. 900 sq. ft. theplansatouroHice stora~e rm. Tool shed. Unlnrslty Realty park like yd No realtors 3001E.Cst llwy 6736510 please. $57,500. Will OPENHOUSESATURDAY 1 -5 finance. I mm· Occ. 16575 Enslnn Clrcle 54().3178. ~ An exceptional opportunity to visit a M-Verde Pacesetter home of great distinction carefully SHORECLI FFS Woody inside/ 3 BR. fiHr upper, Woodsyout executed to provide a beautiful w/pool, canyon & ocean 2810Serang Pl. 557·1849 background of elegant simplicity for view. $129,500. Owner _ $62,500 CAMEO SHORES Mesa Verde Condo. 2 Bd. 1 your wale rfront enjoyment. Exec 4 BR. 6 JlA. J>OOI, ba. ottaehed ~arnite. Celebrate the New Year with 8 new view, pnv bch. $249,500 pr1 v:ite patio, $34.900. way of life. Approximately 3400 sq. &1.s.6900 545 OOR6 ft. with 5 extra-extra large rooms & FREE-LISTING SALE! Ry Owne; Mesa Verde 4 Jlf.t baths. P6ol table plus game table Only SBS.500 until Dec lS BR 2 Bu Prime area. · d 3br, 2b1. ram rm. Full Under pnced at S64 . .SOO. ·Sized family room. Walk·behm ocean view. Shown by Open Wlmds. 979.7320 wet bar . Soaring marble-front appt.Owner,e73·3177 SHARPCONDO fireplace highlighting cathedral CosteM"• 1024 2 Br. Studio Model. ceiling living room .. JJeautiful ••••••••••••••••••••••• $3fl.900. Owner/Agl IMK'S STILL WET! 646-JOll. S46·7739. master suite. Every room with view F.astsldc coat" Meu s Bd Culd-e·-sa_e_h-om-e. of midway channel. 40 ft. boat dock. ~~~oc:t~:/tp~~~~Jy Fam.rm .• frple , heated Fee simple. Call Wilma Fitts for OB.500. Call 64,.717J. encl06ed patio, .close to more information. Competlli vely b"ft. '" •. •r'' >tr< ",.. , • 11chools. Open Sal. & Sun priced at $198,500. ipm·d•rk. 3124 Mt'l<iilley Way , C.M. or call Oorll HuntlnGton HCll bour Realty Farr. 714·994_-2S6_1.__ 4241 vfwwr A•e.. H.I. 14M'41 ~~~~~~~~ WanlAds Call642·5678 ·-------·ililiiliiliiiillililll• ... W1 ·lton,&C< >1 llpa ny . , . ' .... \ . ANXIOUS OWHB! Says: Red uce price lo ,$59,900! Beautifu l 4 bedroom, family room home w /custom drapes & carmel carpel. Pool & t ennis. Rosemary Siet?.644·6200. (J40) UNIVERSITY PARK -JUUIAkD 3 bedroom home in quiet, convenient location. Features lg. bonus room & lg. master bedroom. $63,000. Tom Queen 644 -6200. (J41 > CHAllMIMG DUHi HOME Sparkling 3 bedroom. 2 bath w/family room, on lg. corner lot - landscaped & s prinklered. Patio & pla n ted atrium . Imm ed . occupancy. $75,500. Bob Owens 642-8235. (J42) '41 .. 2)5 644-6100 901 Ooftf °''" 1~4 .. ~,...,, ~1 ludl. Cell,.. tUU Weltone&Company ~ t a l • ('I '" S EMERALD BAY Ocean side, rharm1n~ older home. Hardwd nrs Lovely grnds. $155.000 Agent 675 6900 Own your own Condo 2 nr. p()o)I, Ocean \ u nr sho~ & bch. S37 .000 or lse. 494-8458 or 499·2800 2 separate houses on lgt.> lot , both 2 Bds. stables permitted in Laguna Ca nyon 2 min from bch Asking $79,500 for hoth houses. 644 2212 or 497 2292 Spacious Estat~ Ea eh of the -I Br's has 1l~ ov. n hath :I lC'\'Cb for total ram1ly hvtnJ? In \ cstmcnt 11ricc $13K.50o Open llOU<;t• Sat & Sun 2 5. 1635 fllutobsrd Canyon Dn\'C Laguna Niguel Realty 830..5050 496-4040 MINI RAMCH OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 29372 Via Aeaso 4 bdrm. 2' 2 bath. coun- try kitchen on 1h acre. ru.sume 7cc. loan: or new VA. S.56.000 ARCH RAY R.E. Ideal Opportunity Talented c·raftc;manship has created this dramatic l'<'dar & 1?la.,s contemporary home 1n qwet res1dC'ntial area 2 story with curved stairway & open beamed cetlmgs. <•omplemc•nt the pnvacy AdJacent lot for landscaping or pool ava1labl<' Total invest 4!.19·2277 ment S138.000. for ho,mC'. N11wcl Shore~ to~-·-nh_o_m_e_. Open Houst• Sat. & Sun. 3RRs. 2 fps. patio. 2·5. 16.57 Bluebird Canyon self cleaning oven, up Dr . . • graded floor c·overings. Fine Comb1nahon S65,000. Bkr. (714) lndoor: outdoor living 496~79or752-1920. arc obt:11ned by ex • • ·-.-.-----EMERALD BAY pansivc sundeck with M1ss1on V1e10 I 067 •••GREAT COAST AL room for ping pong table •••••••••••• • •••••••••• VIEW from this over· & family room with :i VA-4 BEDROOMS sized bwlding site with s ided natural ro<'k Only2yearsyoung. Four topo, soil Lest. and plans fireplace. 12' bar & pool bedrooms and 2 baths. A only l available. table. 4 Br. 3 Ba comple· doll home for young S115 ooo ment lh<' warmth and family in beautiful Mis- • ~ • H U G F; 6 glowofth1sdes1gn. Total s 1on Viejo. C lose to BEDROOM r/\MILY investment of $133.000 schoolsandall.Hurryor HOME overlooking park Avail. for showing Sal. & you will miss this one. and tennis courts. close Sun. 2 5 BOMUS BARGAIN to pools. private beach. fl MA YOCK Assumable 7% loan. tenms court..;, 15 acres of • panoramic new from community parks Co~orahon covered patio. Bsg J St55 000 4 4 2146 bedroom. 2 bath plus • • ·• 4 . B E DR 0 0 MS ----huge family room. This WITH POOL ROOM , 1sa must see!!! fam1lyroom . formal din IT'S A •ALMOST HEAVEN ing, and ocean view, FOR ttL4 900 secluded cul-de·sac -BIG THl..,,.G ~ ' d II d " 4 bedrooms + huge price to se l o ay. Th:it's the best desrrip· bonus family room, 2 $1f;.1,500. lion for this sprawling 4 baths, dining room . *LINGO * BDRM. & DEN+ dining Tastefully decorated. All REAL ESTATE room home. Built on 3 this + central air cond. 494-8086 levels with detailed all on a s uper view lot. Just redwood exterior . reduced for immediate Spacious 23 ft. h v. rm. s ale. • u WOOD ANO GLASS HOME with 3 bedrooms. J baths and family room -!lur r ou nded by Rlucl>1rd Canyon cedar used inside and out exposed beams - ~ourmel kitchen $112.500 • LIMGO * REAL ESTATE 493-8812 494-8086 499.4551 Open House Sun 1 4 1433 Coral Ur, 3 Br. 3 Ba, decks, \'U, H & H R F; 494-8551 Dick ~--------- has WOOD REAMED MISSIO .... VIEJO CF.ILING W /EXPOSED "" TIMBERS & COZY LOG REALTY 8 U R N 1 N G 581·1000 837-9500 FIREPLACE. Sliding --------- ASSUME 7% LOAN No credit qualifying no new loan costs. Jf this sounds good -call us, we can make il happen .581-2100 WILLIAMS glass wall affords a PANORAMIC VIEW OF TJIE OCEAN & CATALlNA ISLAND. Central dining rm. opens to step-saver kitchen with all built-in ap- phanct's. This better quality home has ex-CENTURY 21 REALTY tensive use of wood paneling & w /w carpet· Newport leach I 069 1ng thruout. OWNER ••••••••••••••••••••••• H A S B 0 lJ G H T 2 beach units $.52,500 Gd 3 BR 111·eanfrt pvt com ANOTHER HOME & income. R-2 cor lol. Gin munity w /te nnis els, pvt HAS PRICED THIS TO ny Fortune, rJtr. hC'h . Touches of New SELL FOR 675-7520. Englund charm in n ewly $78,950 Full Price --------- const. home w/bay win· IT'SNOSMALLTHING! BLUFFS, Twnhse 4 Br. dows , window seat MtSSIOt4 REALTY Canyon Vu, Schls, Pool. $109.000 2\~ Bu, $69,500 Ownr 3 HR lri·level, sweeping 985S Cst. Hwy, La~una _494_·_397_3 _____ _ f I PhOM 494·0 73 l Pacific panorama. rp ·• -----HARBOR VIEW HOMES wet bar. Over 2100 sq ft r· · B C u..oceanVlew Porto100,1mmac,4 r,3 of ('Ontemp qual. $169.900 "J Ba c· · hed bo •· 18960el Mar Sat/Sun I 5 3 Br. din rm , 2 ba, • ams nus rm.,. Wnley M. f....tor Co. fireplace. ('(1vered patio, lol\, $91.SOOforquicks&le '"'' sundeck , 2 car gor, la~e pnnonJy,64<>-6341 Redton 644-49 I 0 yard. 180 degree un· Harbor Vitw Palermo 2 ob.'ltructed view $79.950. 4 bd 3 b Busine$s IJquor store. beach art-11 , t'xcellent loeahon. Call for further information on this & other fme bus1 n~~ opportunlUes Have something you want to sell' Ct1sl.ified ads d It well. 642·567'8. :...;,. ____ _ OPEN HOUSESat&Sun story, ' "·over l 5 1164 l,«t Mirada. s11ed lam.rm., 2 frplca. f\.B 11 pauo & deck, Many u.p- H J Nichol!lon Rily grades. 644·4779 or 497 3114 _oo_--0322 __ . ------ Exl'epllonal duplex 1 br frplc : ocean view· w I cove area xlnl terms SlO,OOOdn Bkr 49!1 2277. Hou.~,. for sale by owner bd, Country ft'ellnit. open bN1m~. rrplc, ~-0001"!'1, din rm., sunny kitchen, view walk to beach. flt.500 494 7318 lAHIAYROMT OPPOITUMITI Lender hu 'orec10Md 3 BR. 3 Ba. Bay!tonl bouM. fmma.c toad. San- dy bucb, saos,eoo . Courtesy to all brQbn. Contact Jim Jtru.e1cr. 6'4-lllO Mon.-Frl. . . . • I I .· , •. Cf DAILY PILOT Saturday, December fl. 1915 ~~~.':~~ •• !?~~ '1:'~ llOO l~= ZtOO ~:.~:!~~•••• ~!!~.~~~~•••• ; Hoaft For Sde !Houu'I For SaM IHotn.' For~ Hou&e• For Sale MulU tenant industrial & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tM:llalfon ••h J240 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• office bldg, Oranae Co. GREAT buy eqully or T la t. Mnct 3224 •••••••:••••••••••••••• t"•port .. och I 06t'Mewport .. och t 06tMew,.t leech I 06t Mtwport hoch I 069 Airport LocaUon.. Prin. ~e/dplx/lrplx. Prtnc. •••••••••••••••••••••••·i--------- --.. ··•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··•••••••••••••••••••••• only. ~-1480 YU.R EMD IUY!I only. 831·9700exl. zte: S210. z Br. yard, cpU, -.. Vllla&e Real Etlale ' dtpa. 180 "'D"' Monte Vll· No ACtOLI Fee fbrSate 54 units, e:-M .• a, w MuJU. tenant In· ~ecutlve !ited1 lea1e-ta&&6-BBBS; Sd-16:221 •Yorktown/Bushard ' NEWPORT VILLAS. ~..--4')\ ~==l.~ 18-unlt bld11. 3 pools , dualrta iillt!IB'gs, tU!ly cpdon'lopu~ate-bl>me 1..;=~:=c:.::,;;.;:=:.--1 BA 1285 comldcr pre.pd Int. on leuad. X.lnl Mlllslon Vie. 4.5 br, pool pref,. eapc; EASTSIDE 2Br. 18a.; •Y~:~n/M~atnoli a cont. ST75,000. Submitdn, jo Location. JO% Return School Oi.ltrict. UI·ll'i':W builtln1. yard, carport R BA -Cd tai h now. 5f0.5S20 lO Investor. $81-2340 or SZlllO/rno "5-0CIS 3 B . 2 ... -.rv 1~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;1-aft!!!.~· ·~·~493-'!":7~637~----I Private Patty waftta 2 or 3,1 ~=::.::::::·.:=:.:c:.:= ___ I •GatfftldtBrookhunt I~ Br home. Prlo only Beaut. 3br. 2ba de· 38R.2BA ... $325 HOME+ Income 5&1-7778aftr6PM corator'1 condo. Frplc, •Warnu/Beach lovely 3 bedrm home and Loh for sale 2200 1hag crpts , pvt patio, · 3 BR, 2 BA ... $35(1 2 duplexe1 . Hom e has ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool. clubhs e , muc-h •M11nolla/Edinger familyrm, elec bltns. 2 Promontory Ba y Front lt...+als more. $325 /mo. 6'.5·37TI. 3 BR, 2 BA ... $310 ba's . All crptd over wood SOlllOO. Sale or tr ad~ for •••••••••••••••••••••••·i ~A~&t,,:,· --------I •Bolsa /Brookhurst floors. nice patio & dblt loc al commercial. Honnftouml•d Huge ram .rm., lovely 38R,211A ... $32S gar. w/opentir. A pair or $116,500. 642-3490. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool, 3 8d. 1 ~ ba, newly •8ol1a/Buahard duplexes divided by Laguna Boarh South lc:AooPtnlftMla 3107 carpeted. convenient 3BR.2BA ... $34S -I CONDOMINIUM HOMES IN THE PRESTIGIOUS WESTCUFF AREA OF NEWPORT BEACH closed a;arages·2 Bedrm Coast Hwy Oce~n view ••••••••••••••••••••••• easlSide location. Avail '*Garlield/Brookhursl ~~ te'~~~:fi1:°&~~ R -3~ 30x8o, t4o,ooo'. immediately, 265 Rose 3BR,2BA ... $.13S entrance from rear. All Owner, 714·496-0514. Ln. $375. mo. 642·2639 or •McFadden/Brookhur.tt this s ecluded by hick REAL.TY COMPANY ·1..:"""=.~79'5:.::~· ------1 •~c~~d~:n~N-~nd ;al~. :~~-Barrett Mobile tH>tM / CHARMING 2 Br Spanish home w /veg 4 Bft, 2 BA ... $360 ~ty __ ·-_ Trtrl'rlls 2300 B d garden.$275. •.M.cFaddenfSprlngdale -----~-••••••••-••••••••••••• 3 e r:.oom i , f41mlly Call631-2Tl9 *" .. ,. rf room + guest quarters. 4 BR, 2 BA ... ...,..... 38R 1~Ba home &113R Newport Walt ront, 1 Lovely brick patio on •2Br, s tove/ref, drapes, •Bolu/Springdale Apt'. lncon'.ie 54.25. mo. BR, Sl2 .900. Space oceanfront. 5-Car park· pe t o k . $205. 2020 3BR,2BA ... S335 Lge lot. $45,000. Prine. $130fmo.67J..3826afterll ing. Winter ~/Mo. yr-Wallace.842-7311. 963-4567or963-1786 on!.)'. 548-4174 AM. ly. Sl.050 /Mo. (J43) 1 ;;,=;;;;~;";:;;;;w;h,·~~~~~"""""""""~~ u-~ · D rt Lynne Rothell 644-6200 28r w (stove $200 nr 19th & . 2 HOUS ES ON I LOT in '"-J'°'"• t!St! • Maple. 1st & last req. Bolsa/Spnngdale. lovely eho1-::e Newport. Jle1ghts. Resort 2400 Adi t s . Eve sf wknds 3 br, 2 ba, R&O, cpts. $50.000. X.lnl investment. ••••••••••••••••••••••• COl'OftCI del Mer 3122 673·.5820 dl'P5 , $325 mo. 963-4SW Call evea. Agt.968·2656 Own your own Mobile••••••••••••••••••••••• 963·1786 Home Lot in beautirul Walk to Beach 2 Br 1 Ba Large 2 hr home. Crpt, Palm Desert Greens , on l e a se $325 • 43.; stv, ref. fn cd yd. Gar. S1SM home. 4 ~r. 3 ba. 2 cl06e lo new Eise'nhower Femlear 494_2070 • Adults. $200. 615-11µ7 frplcs, 2 family rooms, Very sharp units-Xlnl Medical Center in Palm • pool table. bar, 3 car ~4 2,000 to 844,000 • Decorulor-"ull·IO·"ull t'urpt•liu:.: • £11t"lo,.1·1I lll.lliu 11 r h..1 11·01 1 ~ • Dreuk(;1~1 l1;1r • lli ,.h\o a~hi·r Sf•pilr.i.1•t.• Di11ing Are11 j ,.,.,.··' • t..:011ti1111 0 11,...r l1·a11 i11;..: HI 1•11 , , / I ( . """'"""' "''"""""'"' _,.,,,,.,,,,,., •. ,.,,,,,,.., i'., , ,'f. • \b1111d a11t 1·!0 ,..l.'I "l•ar•· -.. •· ~,,. " ?I ./.,·_lir'~" • • llr llflt'r it•.. ~~ l l H l ·l .!$t1 1(111/,,,.,/ /toud • Lo!!-ll11r11 i11 _ .. fi r1·11la •'" f ~~ ~ , .... , .... ,,1 ...... 1o.1 .. 1 •. 'J:!(i6l) '" .,. .. , ···-.• • "-lirr"r"d 1·lu .. 1·1 d11or... , 1 11//' 1•1 ,-,, .,-•·1··1 @~·· ' ,. .., " ... ...,. .. ...... ' } ,, . .,. ,. --' ' ' -' • :! l11·it lc1I •"i 1111 11i u~ pool ... ADULTS ':.::..= ~ Uedroo111H • 2 UnC.hs 4-PLEX Huntington Beach (()('a-Desert 18holeexecutive CostaMe-sa 3124 College Park, 3 Br 2 Ba , garage. Select area. lion. Won't last long at golf c~urse. recreation ••••••••••••••••••••••• frpl~. xlnt cond. $350. Near shopping, schools & f'ft!wporf Beach I 069 Nt!wport Beach I 0691Mewpor1 8each I 069 Acr:. far sale-1200 $1 20,000. Call 540-8144 center with adjoining 38r, 2ba, den, frplt', patio, Ava ti Im med. 646-1751 or park. Avail. after J an. I. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••l -A~g_e_nt_. _______ 1 cardroom, billiard room, db gar, condo rec fa cil , 549-9511. 76. 21472 Lemontree Ln . pro s hop, s auna, big no pets Very Nice! $380. Mcs8. Verde, 3 Br 2 Ba , H.B.~. 968-6726 LIDO ISLAND YOUR OWH GREAT SOCIETY Why wait ror the ruture to come to you ? Meet it h a lfway! Thls 5 bdrm. bayfront wilJ let y.ou li ve the way you've aJways wanted to. See it today, by app't . $325,000 LIDO REALTY 3377 Ylo Lido, H.B. 673-7300 41 ACRES HIDDEN Y ALLEY Big Canyon 'l'ownhouse Charming Do ve r end un· it. 2BR + rorm din. 1.780 sq. ft . 644·6249 anytin1e. Exclus ive residential section. On Hwy 46, btwn Wa terfro n t + Pier. PasoRobles&Cambria. Spacious 2 bd. 2 tile bas, Year round stream, low d en , 2 patios , rrplc, taxes. good crop return. Triplex, E. Costa Mesa $75.000. Xlnt tax shelter Agent 832·2692 BIG 3 bdrm., 2 bath + two 1-bdrm. units. Good Eastside Joe. $82,500 s ta in£'d g la ss, e tc. P IP. S2.SOO. p /ac. Terms. ~f~~r~.:;.2:T~s8sz~51 ~., .. ;:W.;""';;;;.,; .. ~1a1i'----l[3 Nl'!.\\I lounge with kitchen. 67J..3.S97, wshr /dryr, dbl frplc. 2&4 Bedroom huge swimming pool. • $375. New crpts, refrig. Condos shWfleboard court, put· lrvtM 3144 646·1751 or549·951 I 05 ting greens, tennis court. •••••••••••••• • • • •••••• 968-2297 or 968-44 · separate family area. All For Rent FUrn. Univ. Pk. f'or Rent 2 Br. I Ba , new 4 Bd, 2 ba. Super clean. utililiesuptolotline.SSx Irvine Twnhse 3 Ar, 21.7 c-rpts. drps & tile. $230 Near Adams & Bushard. 86 Fool size, $8000, 10% Ba, $485 mo. for 3 mos. mo.Call831·9125 $375.646-8781. down. Will carry con· Avail. Dec. 20 . Call tr a ct Phone (213) SS2·1883or552·03Z8 l Br llous e . g arden, 944·6.959 or write stovefrefrfg. Older cou· HOMEAHDERS ••642-9900•• classified a d no. 505, Mewport Beoch . 3169 p I e pr e f fer ed . No Daily Pilot, P .O. Box ••••••••••••••••••••••• children / pets. $150 mo Be s t location on Golf••••••••••••••••••••••• MnaYerde 4 Pl~x 1560 Costa Mesa Ca Harbor View 2 & Den, 2 + dep.645-1805. Course.•$87 ,500. Owner 175 Seat resta urant in Prinonly4~Agt842-3Sl3 921626. ' · Ba, $595. mo. Will con· 81G CANYON LOT Propeorly 1600 Zbr, yard, childfpet ok -c hg· 3 br, yard, garage $22.S. 58 1·02640r 542·6735. Costa Mesa, 5 yrs old, sider unfurn. 673 -1148/ NI('.E lge 2 BR, newly SI25K. owe 1St . Agt .... VESTORS 80 Acres in Blythe Near 640-«ZJ painted. gar, fed yrd, 4br,2ba.dbl gar$315 SanClfl'Mntt! 1076 642·9666 " Citrus,SS000.$100.down. 2029 Walla ~e (back2BR 2 sto condo D . Mewpori Beach I 069 1Mewporl Beach 1 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l-'==~------1 4 Homes on huge lot 550 per mo or trade" Oceanfront 2 Br, frplc, Muse ) $210. first & last, h · tsry 1 · L rps. ••••••••••····, ••• •••••·••••••••••••••••••••••• Lv~~~e 1~~e~~l!b~:nz~~ PRICE SLASHED Pri'i~:~~:!'bt!tlon 644~79. ·• · ~°.;,o~'!.i~:~r.n:ls~~& $100. clean dep. 548-4017 ~:S~~f.OOS~J6-2J7~ase WOW! Oceanfpont pri me area. Watch the $19,500 !!! Sll0,000 Brian Head, Utah, 3 lots, 4's avail.673·8088 Cozy 2 br, Iba bungalow Uke new 3 Br + Fam 1 Ilk Acres C-2. 190 FF on PAUL MARTIM over .,, ncreeach near w/frplc for older couple. R 1 1 4 BEDROOM IH Larges t & best d uplex in sail boats 1 $28,500. Newport Blvd. Asking Rt!allon 644_7383 s lopes , $4000. $5000. 2 Br, garage, fenced yd, No pets. $200. mo . AcT~m~ ~·2 ~~~hga~i v~r NEWPORT HEIGHTS t o w n . s pet· ta e u I a r ~ AMC HO RAGE $2 .67 per sq. ft . OwJ)Cr 714:493-3038 Niles. walk to bch, yrly $.125, 646-2042 $315 mo. Call 96S·9331 w1lh ramily room plus 11 coastline views: 2 bdrm. says sell now!! It . 6754443 673-5502 be h IH"ESTMEHTS llealonom•··s Corp $45,000, Sma trailer ~c .... ty ' MESA VERDE. Sham, can set up wit gue"t & 3 bdrm .. lo\'llh fa mily ., ... • . -·--"r •r room v.·th separate bl.Ith rm . 5 halhs, 4 frplcs. 5 17141 496 7711 1 __ •_•c67=5·~67~00cc.•_• __ 1 Park, Desert Hot Springs Properly 2500 Hous U furn" h d clean 3 br. 2 ba, fam rm, Irvine 3244 & entry. Its 0 11 ,1 l!lll('t £"nc1 oaraot•s: all blt·ins "=~-,=====·== 10 spaccs + 3 trailers,+ ••••••••••••••••••••••• H n IS e fplc, bllns , quiet st. n ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' ' ' BAYFRONT 2 s wimming pool s ••••••••••••••••••••••• school /•hoppg. $375 /m BEAUT. San Joaqu•n street & in a pnrnc lot· a. + carJ>. Fines t tn ever· YOU'LL LO"E THIS * OHE ACRE* Ba1bo I 3206 . ., +owner 's apartment. a Is and Call Mr M"'hre 540·1151 Twnhme L•<ge z B,, 2•,:: 11on.At only$64 .500'Ca11 yth1ng~SJ.)O.ooo orr· b ·1•· ..., EIGHTS , Fore.eroce ..• ,·ew ICC Ul 1ng , s pec· Submit dn. Owner LEMOn H ••••••••••••••••••••••• Heritage Realtors Ba, 2 stu. View or f!olr 646-7171 C 'LL 0 11 411 -2 •1~ " tacu\ar view luxurio s 642'"'"''1 .,._ .r <,,.,., ',. Lar~e 2 Bedroom Condo · u ·""" · PACIF. RANCH Lovely 3 Br l 'h Ba .+ =-P· course & l a ke. $550. ~ executive offices ESTATE Guest Rm & Ba . Bltn kit HOMEFIMDERS 547-7044 [® ll i~h on a llitl. Sur· Red dt $600000 CUSTOM Triplex w/lu.x · 1--'--'-------rounded by Greenery uce 0 · ury ow ~e r apt. C.M. All slumpstone construe-2frplc's . gar. ws hr/dryr ••642-9900•* . . 't•• .. t~p~u:t•·:oy•I O ff !tt and2 Patios .Onl y $48 .750 BILLGRUMOY $98 500 0 I A l ion, 3·BR . 4·ba. den. ~mo.675-2975 A barf.l ain! 3 hr, l o/.! ba, ldeallocation.beaut.d!J1 J . \\'AT~R F'RONT HOMES Realtor 675.6161 646-4J88 • wner gt · Master s uite 1 has his & 1 LOVELY 3 Br l 'h Ba fenced yard, garage. br. 2 ba, dbl garage. no 631-1400 hers baths. Al .rms. _or +separate guest room & ·chg-pets. Lse. 979-0493 DUPLEX Best buy on Penins ula ' Good for summer rentals or owner OC'C'upant L.ge. units w rbll ·ins & frplcs. 1-Blk. lo ocean Fee land 3 Bdrm & dt'n. fix<'r· ----Vacant lot. 130x290, good FOURPLEX $119.900. 4 80 rt . Del P1 s o tile , 4br.2ba.dbl gar$300. RENTALS upper Choice location' DRJ..:ATtlTAKING area, Hunt. BC'h. blks from Pac. Cst !fwy, ha llway. S t. Charles b:ith, 2 frplc s.' ~ltn . . * * Walk 10 beach. pools, VI EW! HESTER·BR OWN lluntinj(ton Beach. Agt. pecan kitch., Chambers kitchen. Lge ~a ra ge . Charmin~ 3Br house.with THE TERRACE 0 1 $50 New l\1 e xican a d o be Realtors 833·9781 541 _5032 builtins inc icemaker wshr & dryr. No pets. OC'eanV1ew.$325mo. 38R,2Ba ........... $1~ tennis. n Y ,900!! t h ---c:...:='--------1 re fr•·• .. 1,e.e•er .• 011 : ~moYrly .675-2975 673·9950. RanC'hoSanJoaqui n CAYWOOD REALTY s upe r c us 0 !!1 o m e . Condominiums{Town--"' " 2BR d Zb $475 /500 NEWPORT SHORES o .... -ner anxious! 599,500 NEWPORT BEACH REALTY 675·1642 545-3261 llandmadc t ile roof. 1..-. fO< ale 1700 3 UNITS maker. Oen w/wet bar & Balboa Peninsula 3207 COLLEGE PARK 3 Br+ ' en, a .. •548-1290• O'er JOOO "t ft $40 000 .-sn 5 bee tapper all n ew iBR,2 Ba ........... $MO 1----------I · ·r · · · $65·000· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 UNITS . r ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Din. Rm, 2 Ba , 2 car gar . TURTLE ROCK 1----------l 1'o"t.a~~~~1~:t:r'!, •pe',.iai HORTH L•GUM • 6 UNITS v1nlly l floor sh. lclerp,t s&. PEN POINT llOUS J.: swimming pool. $350. See 3BR,2 Ba ........... 54.50 . 'fhe Bluffs, lo ve ly dceor·s res. 3 Br 21,2 Ba. rcdt.<(' Sac. S.SS.500 or lse opt By o .... -ner. 640·4617 BIGCAMYOM ~ ._ -"' "" wa paper, s u r , 2 br, 2 ba +den. Yrly. hy appt. 833·3000 xll3, CULVERDALE at $!15,000. R£'placemenl CONDOS 7 UNITS drps. lhruout. Beaut Jy $400. 673·5410. Afar tin , Days, ( 1 l 3 BR 2 Ba $37 > 5 Bedroo m. 3 hath, prof dC"Cor & landscpd & pool and Jat:uz1.1. $194,500 ()pPn Su nd ay 1-5 25 LoC'hmoor La .. N .B. Austin Smith Cr or man c-ost 'I.a 1'1illion. l\1ove in "' ldsc pd w /wale rfalls & 7J4-0340 eves ' ......... " by Ch ristmas. Whitev.·ater Views· 2 & 3 11 UNITS Koi ponds. Room for ten· Charming cottage. 2 hr. · WALNUT SQUARE l\IAGNI F'ICENT ·bdrm. units from $54.000 nis court & s wimming comp. remodeled. h blk 3 BR. 2 Ba, 2 patios, crpls, 2 BR, 2 Ba .• ·······'· $32.S Old Spanish on bluffs 420 Cy pr ess, N ort h 18 UNITS pool. SO avocado & 15 to bay. $235. yrly. Ref. ·drps.frplc,nrBack Bay. 3BR,2Ba ....... $315 /335 with pool. Only $1 35,000. LagUna 40 UNITS f uit t -24 500 9 23 6 0997 THE COLONY POINTRt:ALTY Call675-7225 r rees.-' ' ~eq . 675-5 ; 44 · $310.556-G295 3BR,den,2bafum $600 493-0208 48 UNITS ve. Dmta Point 3226 DEERFIELD 51 UNITS • ~·CALL NOW c-a•-•Mar 3222 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3BR,2ba •........• M25 ----------1 Reallors.644·7270 BAYSHORF:S 1...,~~~~~~~~1 2 Story 1-lome. :i Br. 3 Ba. r: f'am . Rm. short walk ltJ pvt bch & marin a. F'ce la nd . $1 20,000 548-98:13 SECLUDED LANE So ·th I d d 752 7315 --· ~ N 2 B C d ~ & 2BR,2 .. ba ........ $37> BEAUTIFUL Immaculate 2 . bedroom me wi ow own .i.n • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ew r ~n o, u.;ea~ COLLEGE PARK prepaid interest. lloO!'!!"'~~.,..:~~~ Sunset View, tennis, DOVER SHORES +sunny den on v.·oocled DONALD M BIRD l ** 2-BR, frplc, 2·~ar gar pool. $320. 714·833·4669 3BR,2ba •.•••..... $400 LO WEST PRICED canyon near be<1 ch & .•uioc iot••·•~lt•r• &workshop. Avail. Dec. days· 714-496·8114 o r Waterfront Lot HOltt EON shopping. Priced to sell JO. $450 /mo. 552-00:Uwk.nds R-2. 30. "oo ·. JO' dock. GALAXY DRIVE quickly at$12.500. TAX SHELTER , . .Quail ~ Ranc:hes.Fanns0 ** 2-BR, frplc, block to . 552-7500 red hill located on a pornt with Ivan Wells atrium, 4 BR. TOP BUY OCEANA SOUTH Plac• . Gro't'es 2700 beach. Avail Dec. 21. Nu Duplex, Ocean Vu. bay vi ew front & rear, 3 Ba 1'1 arvelous day & Hurry o n thi s im· IN Prap.--&.i.. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• $350fmo. Balc.,2/den,2ba. own er will provide plans nite ''1ew_ J>oo\ & jacuzzi. ma cula te 2 be d room OCEANSIDE :H'-~9lO 4 5 AC R ES ; P I n k HAL PINC HIM $350. (213) 360-2024 approve d by Coastal Pnce reduced below ap· beach home in beautiful COlt1PLETELY fur· i•ooau.t.nst.NlWil'OllfllACH Grapefruit. 4000 per/ REALTORS realt:y Co m mi ss io n . Ca 11 pra1sal. 1824 Galaxy Or. neighborhood. OC'e an nis hed, professionally --acre. 922·7398 Trades in· Z7Z7 E .CoaslHwy. Nhew002 br&, 2 ba co~do, llElnl .::1/////1!!!!* 894·0506 ()pen Daily &Wknds.1-S. view. fireplace, & a nx· decorated model! ($4, Classif1edAds 642-5618 vited. 675-4392 ar r ocean view. n· -""-"-'--------1 $1 59.500. 645·8498 iousowner. Only 54.3.000. inventory) 2BR, l'h 8a try guard. $395. lse. __ _,,,..,..,..,,,_ __ _ R-2 Lot . lfome w /a llcy ac .. ic=="'-'-'C...-'----1 CYPRUSSllORES s ingle story co ndo . Income Property 2000 Income-Properly 2000 Dec. 1.st-June 13th, 2 Bd,1 .c832-=~133'cc.7 ______ _ ees s . $4 6 .000 . Del DOVERSHORES One or a kind in San Enclosed Rarage. Patio •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Jba,frplc.1blktoBigFountaifty~ 3234Super 3 hr. 2 ha, OW. M gels Su set Real G \LAXY DRIVE 8 Cle mente's beautiful · h · ht f & · r.-Rf 67519l7 -....-,. b\tns, cpts. drps, bea ut -=£,=~=~=t=•·=;.,=·c....c·'~"=~=-----I o~ner·. Conte mpo.rar; private beach col ony. J wi~ w_:3urt ( ence40 1 ~ 'VV'vna. es., -· ••••••••••••••••••••••• landscpg, $350 /mo. Redwood & Glass View bedroom ex e cutiv e ga e . u . over 38d,2ba,newlydecorat· 4 Bd, 2 ba, new carpets, 963-4567963-1786 1030 W . B ay A ve h tsl d' . ~om~un1ly , pool , macnab /lrvlne ed front ard $375 blliM. fenced yd. Just. Home. 4 BR. 5300 s q. rt . ome, ou an 1ng view 1acuzz1, clubhouse. Nr. ~ . Y no.: S · •. Pai 0 t. e d $ 3 7 5 UNIVERSITY PARK 4 Bayfront 2 story Colon1al under roor. Xlnt value. and features throughout. i'.1 Camino Plaza shop-realty Pomsettia • ...,"""n at. ,. 714-33!M945 • • bdrms, 21k ha, dine, f;m- 3 8d + & 21/:z ba . lO''l $259,000. Appl. 646-S}()()or Irreplaceable at $189,500. pang center. Walk to bus Sun. · rm, $425 /mo. 551-3259. may h a ndl e . Open SHORE COLONYLOT J' 30 · t s We ek e nd s. M am in /644 ·cc.·_4684"--------I M ·r· · f i~e . min: 0 an A real charmer; 5 BR. $3:50, 3 Br 2Y.i Ba, a/c, Steward Rltrs. 613-47111 -agn1 i ce nt view o Diego. Avail . now . --~------------home in olde CdM . TwnhseTiburon. Comm. 3. Br Condo, A!C. panell - or 1,,,1449_6175_ Grondt!ur of ocean, surf and channel $32,500 COMPLETE. BY p RES E MTS Formal din rm. + Jg pool, 531.5001 or83l-0282 mg, shag, .ch1l~ren OK . ... BIG CAMYOM island just 100 yards to OWNER. 548·3036 T E · · $330 mo. Wtll ~count to onlySl 24•500 bea uti£ul ''T·Slreet ''I-''-"'=====---" H IEST IM fam. rm. $S25 Mo. Agt .... 1llncJt011•ac1' 3240 rigbtpersonS52·4883 OPEH SAT /SUH 1-S 512 31th Street NEWPORT ISLA ND Waterfront home, pier & float; s pi c 'n s pan 3 bdrm .. 2 baths. warm & comfo rt a bl e horn!'. kitchen a GOUR MET'S d el i g ht ! r~r p l c. & s pacious pa tio . Seller may help fin an ce $139,000 21 o 441h s1r .. 1 Steps to bay & park & Bearh. On1'y SS5.000. Income P1 operty 2000 INCOME PROPERTY 675-5126 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~';j ~~~-c f~~rh .c l:ea!! CALL.492-4121 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR. 2 ba. frplc. garage, For Lease 3 Br 21h Ba, Lge New Twnhse. 2 Br. . BERTHA HENRY-NEW DUPLEXES SEHUTIOMAL PEHIHSULA DUPLEX.' 414 Fernleaf. $400. mo. Formal Din. Rm, Fam. den. ~ Ba , frplc , :J S pa ci ou ~-J:r aci ous-REALTOR DANA POINT 644·0030 Rm. with frplc, cust. balconies, dbl gar. Nr warm· fri endly-subtle ---=-"'"-"-'---i 38 r/2 Br S70. Exceptional quality duplex across ""'ts & d-. elec bltns, Golf course & UCI . ele•ance. 3 Bedrooms, 3 San J..., t t f Thi 3 2 bedr ... ,. ·'""' ""7 .... 1078 3 Brt2 Br $75, s ree romocean. s · oom 1-BLK.TOBEACH water soft.ener.Lgeheat-1 c~.c..·=-=------baths, 3 rar ~a r a ge . Capistrano o I J fl t th 'I · J th trs I · Don'twa,·t •. CallS40-"922 n .)' 2 e a es uru IS ess an 3 . o d & lS a true Like new 2 BR home. ed pool, w/maint. inc. Sh•~ 2 BR den 2 ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• · .............. t ... v· d • -· pnces. ""'""" ax er tl. ''Pride of Ownership'' property. Obi.gar. 1ew ec .$400 Walking distance to condo.$315.'erok~r · 3 Br. 2 ba, lam rm, Home&income. T · . & h Cape Cod 2 Br, 2 Ba, 2 schools, beach, parks & """04J4 552.7000 f ·re pl •e 2 .,, Jd w b 1 H ops 10 construction arc . c d -1 a._ • o7 o . est ay ncome omes rpl.A ults.$400 lighted tennis ct. $450.1..:::::.:.::c._ __ _:::::..:.-:: landscaped. patio cover .. 34121 Cst Hwy, 400.3431 $122,500. Clint Moses 642·8235. (J35) University Realty Avail Im med. 968-8068. By owne r, $49,000. ••673.fiSIO** 496·1468 HELP-HAVE$100,000 CORMH ~ 3 BR. 1~ ba, big family NcedunitsinC.M.now! CostoMesa 3224 rm. Nr. Adams & Santa Ana 1080 No listing nee. Eichn Corona del Mar -2BR unit in rear. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brook.burst. $385. RENTALS 3 Bd., 2 Ba .•••• $.17S /470 3Bd,den,2ba •••••. $450 3 Bd, 211.i ba .•••...•. 1425 4 Bd,2 Ba .••.••• $32$/400 shopping ; newly decor(---~~-~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ok. Steiner lnvestmen cozy lBR front unit w {knotty pine 645-3147; 545-4289 BRADFORD PL 00.9666 charm. New copper plumbing. 3 BR, 2 BA. BUruo . G-LE RAISOR REALTY duplex: bargain pnced al 164.500 lalboo lay Prop. Realtors * 675-7060. LEASE OPTION Lease with a n option to b~y ! ! On the Ba y wit h view ' Water s ide al· mosphtre! Open fl oor plan. multi .purpose room . candlelile dine. IJOU r mel s uns h i ns kitchen, walls of glas~. hute master , ankle deep e•.rpel, s undeck , boat alfp avail. $86.500. Va· eant •nd won't last, bkr ta-Mil • • LIDO ISLE* * OPEN HOUSE 12·4 2 12 V i a Pale rm o . SI 15.000 4 BR, 2 Ba + lrg. lot. Realtor645-242S COHDO lTO 18 UNITS Garages w /each unit. $76,500. crpt.'I, drps. Like a model VACANT -3 Br. reduced New & near new ta Jeanne Barnett 644-6200. (.(36) =~~f: ~:1:1 1:;~v~&r HOMEflHDERS to $32.900. t-lome Is very sheltered proper\) in ap gardener incl. $l50. clean and ready lo move precialing area. Som DOLL HOUSE+ INCOME 646-3928oreves.M9·1532 ... •642 .. 9900• * 3Br w f yanf~ garage S22S -chg-· 4523 Ctmpus Dr., Irvine Campus Valley Shop Ctr. SUPER SOMERSET into, very close to the can close '75. Tastefully decorated 2 bedroom pool. Owner ve.ry anx· LIOHS ESTATES HarbarY1'ew home on tree·lt.ned street. PLUS 1 ious and will consider S36-2579or592·5010 lmmac .. enlarged home any terms. 1--':::..=c:..:::.:::..::.::::...-i bedroom w /private patio• in rear. w/cust qua!. fe atures 8391710 OW..,ERS 2 Sh ~ lkt be h & thruout. s Br, 3 ba + fa m REX L. HooGES ..... ·Car garage. 0 11,. wa 0 ac rm. Choice ~I sz Jot, REALTY 4.PLEX town. $84,500. Mary Lou Marion profess. la ndscape d. ___ ::,::::.:;::;_:___ 642-823.5. (J31) Move 1n for Chris tmas . MoblleHotnft, Sharp. immaculat Own e r t rans ferred . ForSal• 1100 managers building. Very Sl27.500. 551·1622 ••••••••••••••••••••••• private grounds, patio. ( big trees, waterfall & lo YIEW HOME Beaul. 2 br. 2 ba on gol of green! Ofrered at lo course&: bt'h. Yard & all + GUEST HOUSE amenities. 536-00JB price of S89.000. Agent, 2712 CUff Dri•e 549-Clll2or 646-6710. Newport Heights 2 br Moblltcdllr':'e•!.~le;"',~· 8 UNITS w /pool nr So. horn.-overlooking bay & crp • ,,_, -C.OUt. Plaza by owner. IAUOA ISLAHD 4Br, 2ba, yant, gar~ae Lachenmyer 28ryd, gar, kids/petok CALL 833-1600 Walnut Square's Best. :'A'' Unit •. 2 BR + Realtor 4 BR. 2 BA, H/F pool, fam·nn. 1===-=---=-----I cpts/drps, nr. Hunt. $315. BKR.5S2·11'J'6 3 Br J~ Ba, $350 full up-Hrbr, I lnt nelgbborbd, L lo L 32 8 g raded cpls drps $42!i.mo.646-9275. 1; ti •• 4 • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 549-2066 3Br. 2ba. frplc, clean. $300 SPRAWLING 4 BR . & Large 4Br house. NHHS month, st/last + $100 DEN home, lge. aundeck dist .• frplc,dinrm.,new cleanl_f)g ree. 4782 with oce1n view; bit-In palnt.$375.673-0626 Scenario. 968-7079 & range. oven. di11hwshr-.. l~-;:;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;-;--l .!1168lil1_:'·2'.!1~48!:_. ______ I w tw earp. & dropcs; $385 HOMEFIMDHS Fireplace. DW, bltns, MONTH ••642-9900•• d b 4Br,2Ba.fncdyd.frplc ;i:;o ,~'. 3,.r3 .~5~9 OLDER SPANJSll Ile ed ·u tenn-, 2 stora1e areas. M UDOISLA"D OC'ean am ce1 ng. llB9fi0.22'1Sor536-656l Jl .7 gross 120M · wood bu rniftg frplc . · · ' 54.2-le&Oeves. 2lf.r yrs. new -4 bedroom & 3 bedroom combination duplex. l 'h blocks to north or south bayfront. Great income. 3BR rents summer /winter grossing $6675/yr. Betty Kerr 644 -6200. (J38) . TllPLEX -SI 21,500 Excellent location -near beach & town. J two-bedroom, newly carpeted. painted units (2 w/lireplace). 3·car garage. Loads of extra p'arking. 55' frontage - Laguna Beach. Mary Lou Marion 642-8235. (J39) ·ChK· 963-1786 HOME; 2 bdrm . & dining JBryanl, chlldok$1SO 1 ~=-==------I rm., frplc. Clo!le to town 3 BR, l~ Ba, fint &t: last, &beach. S350 MONTH CHARMER • warm wood interior, pvt l.al()ppoll tty 2STORY prntcrt f'd pi.tio_. Added B tirhst: iqft &Plex,5Plex,SPlex I Oedroom and den with reaturea charm1n1111uest eiu u bd ba Contiguou.sbklg.sinCM • baths . Hlthly up· hou.<1e w /IOl1 of privacy. mobile horno 2 • 2 • All2BR.Agenl67S-6800 , ar•ded-•hoW11 like • Open Sun. afternoon I .JO In ·' * Park full of IUX· model ttome . Nea r to S unes. Prtme loc•llon. clubhouse. Don"l mis8 Nelson Roh1n!IOO, Rlt r Call for detail•. SSl-4122. I.ha. OIC llt 1129,500. C.11 ___ 1_1_,._1_67_5_ .. _120 ___ , 10llSO Mobile home. Sr. .wo-USJ Adult Park. C•ll for de· BLUFFS tails. 1.n s. 1St·Zt66. ,,6_ HERITAGE . REALTORS Trees . Rraas. pultint ... ,__-...1aa. 1200 .creen, 3wimmin11 pool "'-·--r fV"I" oui.IM your door of thl!'i ••••••••• ••••• ••••••••• ~~~~~~~~~ dellghlful l·Alory,Jbdrm 40 acres aoutb of Indio. SELL Idle item• wilh unit . $14.SOO . •rollla ·Citrus or A1rtcult.ure. Chdl1 Pilot Claulfied Ad Wood, RealtOT". 67S-8671t ter.50 /acre. 495-10'l0 TWO 4-f'LEXES Very spacious, clean, loll of l1wn, t~. cop- per plumlJing, b\lios , 1prinklers. Established rental history. Cann'tlt be rcplac~ today. $85 .000. each. SOUTIICOAST l'NVESTM ENT 541-0812 646-6710 I . I ·,. 64UJOO -·- 2 Br. rncd Y•rd.1art:m + dep. $275. mo. Vacant. MISSIOH II.ALTY r-•[ P •I I JB lndianapotl1/Newland ..... 494-0731 1,NI ese ar ... ove 1 r area. 538-6W Ba . crpt, drps, rrplc. ZGREATRENT'LS· Xlnt cond. s;JSO. A•all. 3BR ronda"Z baths, bllJ\I. " • lmmed. 540-5112 aep. dining rm, no pets. 3 Br. oc vu home, hlch In Mf'UOCllM•r:JBR,2BA,1 -'$J=•=00~.=-===1-----l the billl of La1unn . man.)1'Xlras, near all lMMAC 3 & 4 br. w/W Child, petO.K. 1425 . Schools. 075, S40.1M2 or cpta, drpe, bltN, newl.)' Seit cf locaUoni. Eai t 546-9460. painted. M2-l9S3 N"LM :J Br condo · Hl&hly Sh1rp4br,2ba.McsadelIMMAC 2 Br I Ba. upgraded.f'Ot). · Mar home. Avail now ! Twnhme. Adult.a only. '' $375 /mo ~ lncldl Quiet trea. szu mo. WM.POWELLR.E. aantcner. Lllrry S46-SR80 9113-9771 e1'·1'151 497·2'70 I • I ,. -------·"'··~ Houw1 Unfvntilhed HouHI Uttfunllf llMd Aparf1Mftt1 .... ahed .A.pea lw.Cfth u..fura. Af>OI ttMah """""-~ twh lWw1L Saturd.r t>.cemt>er e. 1975 OAJLYPILOT C1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~~ ..... ~~~.!South LOCJUna 3 286 Costa Maa 3724 CorcMtO def Mer 312 Costa MeM 3824 tt.ta.gt ... leech 3140 ~!!!'!';'!'!~.~ .... ~ .. ~°!':'."!:.~ .... ~~~.~~ ..... !~.~~ 2 H ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t:: r. "1t'('~ln~ lnn . Old Rttal.ltiCul Sp.am•h hom~ $3 7.50 WEBC & u, NMl18owWpcN-rt ... leoch 1169 s-ca...... 3876 150 I Wntdiff Dr . .: "h lh,•rmc r . hythl·he·1l•hlnexclus1vc Stud •·tBRA •. I lloclctoOcean •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport1''inanc1;iJCtr blocks to heurh S400 •• , • IO"" p ... 'I -1 R "I'd r .. (na •ml ..,..t I b 497 1833 41l7 11 . arco of So l.11g una. 4 br. •TV & Ma.id ~rv Avail -• r '"' ' •·" ..-WATERFRONT Oe ulle adull 2 r . 2 ba, LecniftCJ Office SpGce 4 ba. l~c hv rrn, ltbrary. •PhoneSuv,Htdpool {Bf ' OK.adltl>only Sl75 &up. good toe S250 inrl heat ~UonS1teM anager lOC)UnaHltli 3250 fom rm . n·ntra1 •Ch1ldrenSect1on 'fl,. ~ Mgr 214A, 14th Sl or VIE'WSIN lni&botwatcr.4965157 l714l64231llext246 ••••••••• •••••••••••••• rm1r1 yard. 2 t'.1r Kt1tl1ge. • L.ow monthly rat.-!<. 64.5-8l07 NEWPOR'r. S.. Juan lmmaruhtlt• 4 b<l . :? hu, Avail Jau 1 $700 mo •$50FFwc«.'k'11 rent CORONA DEL MAR 1·2·3 Bedroom apts. StrlklnO oesion '"a Jn CopistrOl'O 3871 fully curf>('lcd, <l1 Jl>t'll, <7 14 14~!1 4108 or ( 714 l w /tJd 2 Br Townhouse, frpk Close to beach elegant. exc1t1n9 way to • •••••••••••••••••••••• bllin ~. w.ishl•t /1lrn-r. 8336418 237flNewporl Blvd.CM Pool, tennis, continenlttl '9MECREEK 536-2S79 5925010 ~~~d~~~~t~?.~~t~~Yre. SJC. new Condo. 3 Br, f<'nced yd, rwar ~1:hool W rstminit.r 3298 ~-11755 or 645 3967 b.reakrusl. ~me ocean & LIVES u• oiaces Your own p<1vate d rpt Lill E MOO n1o., 586 U115 •••••• •••••••• ••••••••• e G-..11-<..:atalina views Close t ..-Spacious New Triplt•x 1 par10 or oaicony A tnena1y t::rn;ety r:~:son~~·le :l * m ---n•• shopping & rane beach. TO ITS HAME mile to ocean $.145, 3 Br. 2 rt11111on·ao11ar rec center LOCJl"'a Mlqu~I 3252 Super 3 bt'drm, 2 ba. cpts. I Or turn. S185 mo. Mov~ c•4 ""11 (l\.-r 50(1 l..ill lit'\'~ and Ba, bltns. lg. frplc, sep Tt!MISCOIJrtS. too. $250. 496-4161 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ifrJJ!>, H&O. $:HO rno m for $285. Adults. mJ ,,.. "'"' 111 ~111•.1rn-. ,.,1th gar w /l ndry ronn Santa.Ana 3880 J BG,~~~·,t~:~ll.~~~5 963·45699b.1t786 :il~~77 E . 22nd St.SI' $4 7 S bl & wa1t1•1lall:. 1·1i•all' J 5465633wkndsora(t6 ~>romUfl(9ry~inl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 49S·4653orK31·l!'100 f'lreplacc. 4 HH. 2 RA . • --ir, mo. tns, r\' axing ~1·\1111~ lur 2 Or patio, crpls, drps, 2 Br stove, dshwshr, garb. c-pls, drps, R&O. UW. California Atmosphere in dshwshr, ~ :r;un porches, your ~p,irtnu' ll<'w 1 or stove, avail Der 15 $200. dlsp. air cond . ~hug Owncr leosin.: wthuvan~ $345. 1110 963-4569 nrlynew eoanplexoffers crpts.673·3Zll/.s38·3836 2 lil·llrnorn ap.1rtn11·nl 5 .t8 ·4 031, 1503 C crpts, drps, encl patio, option cxt·t·"lmnal 2 br !163-1786 b I F1 on1 $220 V11rn11un• Alabama. Luxurvaou1rrenu1sfrom nice res1dent1al area. ,. to s erve usy 11eop e 2br in quiet Highlands. uvaal;ihlt·. Sm.ill pt>l!-> _ s-sso monthly 1 WESTCLIFF BLOG. NEWPORT BEACH Co•n•• 'We•tC"l•ff [)f,.• •tt~1 llwtne Aw• ./ A<• C9'W111'°"4~ ./c....,.. • ..,.,.-.,. ./. ,...,.i.; ./. Lle••tOI ./ f ..U •I-b•k.Ottle• ../ )(.-01 .... 11. • .,/' &e<;y .. IVIO -1fll /~pt. PM•l"f Call Mr. Howard 645-6101 (:N'<.,) •~•ud•~'1 ~.votl·fr 1Coooukr1itar)~ Oel~x 3 Br 3 Ra Condo N. o •\11 n baeh start at $160 C/d, ran,::e/rfg, l<'P walk OK ii\llulh only Olft"n Jlntg Bch. 4 nlex. nr 200 Promonottorv or wen. Cdolti.~ lol shoNps, mtsalulre ... ~ ,, /\Js<> l bdrms 631 2276 b h d 1 ' '' ,, Just nortn Jamooree a s on y o pe ·. n $140 up store-o(hces cpl:<> ''lu'-Ph '!'5 ..... c., children un.der 14. Will _ · · · __ pvt <' , a u ls, $295 01wn •1 oo tn h uo. ~:ltMl beach, 2 ur 1 Ba .... ,.,_8836 on Pac1t1c coast Hlgnway s o A " ,, "'" .. ...,,, bi3 4132 o .,.,., Te1epnone 1714167S8000. qwre 415 • range pt drps air bath. 17301 l'On~1der s1 n gks $.150. Partially rum 2 br. 2 ba . . Fair\ ll'W IC d . C1"la A!tt or 847 1814 Owaer. Owned ano manageO ov \ C. Beach Bl, H.B. 842·2834 MissionVieio 3267 ()¥i-nr /Brkr Ber 6 Nochtldrenorpets Sl8S.Charming Upper 2 Br, :\h•!'ii.l Phunrr,,·,2300. ------The1rv1necompanv • --- ••••••••••••••••••••••• R931351: Art 6,893·4716 Matureadults.642·5848 l'rpl/drps /slv/refrig SlOOREBATE ___ ApcaliiN!fthF'Vrn11hed SINGLE to 6 rm suite~ Lease new 4 hcl. 2 ba <iSk for Jerrie Kuk uk ----Avail. Dec s. Adlts, NO Adult 2 huge bedrooms. or Unfurniihed 3900 Avail. an plush oHare fam rm . <:11r cont.I . 3Ar lar"n 11,,n" rm ram. SUS CASITAS PETS! $250mo.673·9179. $170 no pets. lnqwre apt HARBOUR AREA •DELUXf. ••••••••••••••••••••••• bldg nr OC /\1rport tull r d ,. ' ""' " ' Lar"e c ly f 1 b C 568W Wt~ Eastbluff 3 br, 2 ba, lse. TltE EXCITING . I R <'nrt" yu coH·rNl palm rm. epts.drps. eovt"red · ... ni e urn r ---• . 1 .,un Mew 3 bedroom 1 1 ser v ice inc . ecep 714 496 0155 patio Xl nt an·a. S355 Adults only, no pets 21 10 2 Br unfurn apt w /palio & ----c:ft"'tmf'nf dnc · spal °:J~~ter swle,, PALM MESA APTS t1on1st. conference rm E:v""Or"kndsuc2·0678 Ne\\porll\lvd i:ara~e $275 mo. Ca11 lBrupperw/sto\e,refng ap s Aauntordmoor openegraarva~1el.l1 MINUTF.S TONP'r. xerox. automatt!d l)P MISSION Vll'JtJ for lt•ast• '1 .. ~ "" ---- --673 6651 & Car. You pay gas. $180. $50 REBATE .. c mg, t?tc Call 833·3&t0 l.u 2 story hunw 1-'an Hous~s Furnishe d or C d 0 1st & last $100 dcp. 267 B Pool & recreation area B H. -- ---tast~c \It'~ ~~oo 55-8-3292 Unfurnished 3300 050 e rO 1 Red rm. S h owplace -Santo Tomas 634 5226 Hew 2 bdrm Adults only, no pets. J\ach, l&2 BR. BEAUT. CLASS A offa{e,ort.>t.ati54flhom<· •••••••••••••••••~••••• _ALLUTILITIESPAID Walk /beach, lg p atio, days 494-4931e ves aparimfllts •FROMS332• Adfrl?~N$lo80P.ts FIREPROOF OFt; t:ompare before you frplc. gar. S275 mo. Call -------865 A · W NR u ...;, e BLDG Newt'ordova3Rr reudv nramat1e New 2 Br r ent. Custom designed 673·8617 2 BR,1Ba,pool.2adults Fireplaces. huilt·ins. 644~os5~y,487 1561McsaDr. Harbor at Adams , CM . for imml•d rc•ntJI $.:n<i. Town ho mt• 111 Orange featuring : max. $255. mo. 1632 B vaned choir ('· of c.i rpets. · or ·l (5 Blks East of Newport Air cond. e lect, cph !W6 1~ afl 6 l'M Un fu rn as h e d po o I •Sparaous kitchen with 4 Rr, 2 R:l 1850sqft. frplc. Iowa. 549·43.'ltl yards. patios. balconies. W llMan~et by C I Blvd > d rps• mus ic' elev Condo. 2 IM,:! llJ, $275 month Iv i\ftt-r 6. :1111 llli5:! 1<i<'11n1. & P-Tenms Crl. indirect lighting bltns, 2 blks lo Be arh. ----' l'ncl<1sed garal?CS. I lam a ters o_ 546 9860 janitor, ample prkg. All I 1'325. 633-8559 or 675-6673. •Separate din . ., area s.500 Also·, 3 Br 2 Ba, 1&2. OR a1.Hs $190 & S220. Children Welcome Bay front 2 Bd, 2 Ba, Pvt Rooms 4000 I 3 . S D & 5 . ... Utal pd pool 1· nttry o H It .. inc · man. · · • mm. Condoml.niums ----•Horne·llkcstora1:w $400. 675·t!77;! or 644 7211 . . • • au , ~n ouse • .,. Bch & pier. $550. yrly. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Riv/N.B. Frwys, 7 min •Private patios .Jeff facil ,cpts.drps ,dsh~hr. SatJC..• 979·1935&644·4510 M R St Untumishe d 3 425 •C , . l, dosed )4ar. No peU;. No 1-n --- - -Pvt ent/ K. priv. CM $2S/ aarpo~t. · · • evt!~ • M~wportBeach 3269 ••••••••••••••••••••••• losed~arw /storai.:c childrenunder12 16702Blanton wk & $60 / m o. up . !'gr.557·0l36 or 646·83'Jf, ••••••••••••••••••••••• lllLl S lDE SETTI NG ·~.arbl.ePullmiln CostaMesa 3824 Hacienda llarborApts Wcstof8olsaCh1ca OCEAMFROMT 548·5954or556·0058 LO•PERSQFT " • • ' •Kmgs1ze lldrms ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646.1204 North of Warner v $395.3Br,2 ba,xxlj!cyd, 3Br. t•ondo a .c. Crplc, •Pool. Harbe que s Off~atenPath 2BR,Jba ,winler $300 LJVf: at Newport &ach. 1617WESTCL1FF-NR room for eamj>l'r & hout g:.1r . pool $2!15830·9179 surroun~ed wath plush J ., & .., B Ad ll 1 BR, 1 Ba $175. incl. ul11. STEPS TO BEACH Weekly winter rates. $35. AGT. 541·5032 2826 Irvine. 64G·88R3 or , , . - ----I d " •1 r u s no 2 BR 1 b S230 · t 545-7628 BLUfl·S' Panoram1r an scapan g ~Le; dshwh~ shagcpts Alsolbr,lbadl\lpatao& ' a winer singler.oom.6302W.C::.L Furrushedofhce,Bankof v 'cw o f h .H' k ha y /\dullo; No pets clos'ed gara~e frplr ' garage. S204 incl util. 2 BR, 1 ba, winter $225 Hwy. Pine Knot Motel. Costa Mesa Plaza $85 N t: w :l n r . 2 I • n a . l'k'autaful 3Br 2' ~ bath 2 BDRM $260 BBQ G & • l pd. 541: 8005 4 BR. 2 ba, yearly $495 (714)673-0440 mo. 556-3900 ' 365W. W1lson6"2 1971 Pool. as wa er · REALTY INC. Bachelor apt Curn $165 T"nhme• 1111 JS aca~ p.irk. vie~. rool. J ac-u "' \aun.1, lse $375 646 2700 I l (' l 1 g h t f u I p a l l o . _ f db WESTBAY 21 (7 4)846 3 Winter Pvt Ba & Bedrm for rent arepla(·e, I ~ara~e.I LAM ....... CHAAPTS l 1 11 s• .... w1o..10 l'lt' Top quality 111 l.'\l'r\ .-..... 1 Br·extra lgc $230 NO FE!'; c.-"" w/lut. pnv'gs, $125 mo. tt'~P«'<'l $~H5 0\\11c.r DanaPoint 3726 nsScottPlace.CM 2Rr1 Ra S250 Off er good throu~h Condo.2BR.,2ba,den. CM ._9_79_8699 ______ 1 \II-\.\ t~nh-;c. l·tul \llllt nn 544 1391 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ ~-5073 3 Br 2 Ba $335 I>c<'embt.•r3l 1975 Unf. Yrly. $475 Pvt Room & Bath, Balboa l!i,inepnrkNt•\\.lhr 2., , .. :--RIG2 br.2b•1,$2SO UttlMES/\ VERDE area Rcautaful ~Jrdt:-n apts. Island SlOOmo.675-2578 ha hlln-. frplc.upi.:rrl 'll .ILr.l dl,1 .nt~d~ p.unt· inti. Near !leach Homealmosphere 2 &3 pvt patios, pool. spa 3Br.$259.2Br.$190End or83J·8Sll •l MO FREE RENT• 1·2·3 Rm. orflres from $135 per mo . Near Airport. No lease req. 833·32239Til noon pool s:ic;o till 1180 l'll &. t·p11I 2 -;toq , 1tl(Hll950r960ll42 brdlxapts.S46·l034 Adults, no pets. 151 ~.gar. patio. bltns, Child ---FREERENT li:W ~ Pxl 22 d11ld1 l'll Oto.. nr pool & 21st 548-irns: tw2·4905 OK 842 0389 FREE room to m ature ()(fices as low as 35~ ix·r ri•1· f:t 1· :'\o pt!ls 121Jl Huntington Be ach 3 740 . HEW EAST SIDE .~ew 2 Hr, ., Ka . frplc, 4Rr+f'am rm Beauty on la dy, an e-<chanJ!e ror sq rt. Mission Viejo & 0:'1.Tllfo: H.\Y 1J.l 364t;afl6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 B & 0 d " hsewo rk. l 1n fam .1 Laguna Niguel. 200 lo flt.'uul Apt, 4 Br 2 fla, BEAUTIFUL 1 hr furn r en. cpts, fl>!>. t.lshwshr, cpts, drps. encl l'Ul·de·sac. LJrge lot. 5-UI 0534 f 83 00 ltt>arnl'd l'Cll frpk ,1Townhouse bltns & dshws hr $275 gar,S290 55i 4347PM S375. 962·0678 eves or -~ ___ 1 2000 sq t. 1·14 1bhwshrSS50 673 5719 Unfurnished 3 52 5 ~i:i~~J~J!~ ~vfl~;~,a~~r~ 642·62A3 wkndi. LAS BRISAS Room, Laguna Beach. 2 Spaces Avail: (1) 'Ap ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------$155, l Br . l!\1M AC . $100 mo: man, day prox 600 sq. ft. (25C sq N~pt Ills 3 hr 2 ba. dPn. ·---------•I pool , sauna, lndry, a<llls, MESA VERDE Responsible qwel adults. For Discriminating open beam'>, 2 f1>i., hltns 17301 Kt•C'lson Ln. l blk NEW 2 Br. 2 Ba. adult Nr. Mkts 642·1276 Laquna ~ach 3848 Adults worker. priv entrance, ft.) (2} 3 room office, $100 S42S 642·96fi6 HEW W of He a ch off Slater. apts. Lge beautiful in· --. , •••••91J'"•••••••••••••••• Watch the swn set nr town 497·201 4 mo. In large office bid~ TOWNHOUSE 842-7848 tenors open to lush water $155, IMM AC .. 1 Br. part. Drop a pebble into the over the ocean Newport Bch . Sleeprng ~tn ~1~ t~ l rfi~~ Sia;:~ flAllROH vmw l'ortof1no, I Or '1 Ra. R<'nluls2b('drm-S265 SMALLRE/\Cll HOTF.L landscaping. Every <'On· rent for repairs. Adults. Ocean from your 1\pl. r oom near s ho ps & 558..ao2S. l !i Minut(•s to Beaeh 8 c·e1vablc cxtr:i. Mus t sec 6'12·3153 Lease. Luxury, secunty. Beach within steps beach. Pvt entr & bath. --------- Man. to Irvine lndustnal. Rooms $23.50 week · t $355 S465 Mature adults. 31755 Cst. l BEDROOM "wl'l t.'lll <k sac. Pra valC' Apts SHO mo. 536·7056 to apprecia e. $215 New 2 Bd patio •Heated pool S120 mo. 673·0343 800 Sqft New Medical Of· ~;()(I mo fi M li54H fl i\ltBOlt \'ww 2 & llc·n :! " MF.SA VERDE VILLAS. garden adults ~o pets' Hwy. 499 2835. -----fice for lease 112 blo<·k haei... lav.n ar <.'a with Furn. Stud io 1 Dlk fr 15:>5 Mesa Verde Dnve W ·. . •Sundeck ESJDE C M l br, bath, from Hoag Ho s p Ila, $525. mo. Will ("(10 .. ickr furn. li73 ll 1R 1 orangl'. tree~. ~du Its :.ind bearh. Watt'r pd. Fr pk' East ( 7141540-8871 Just 57:7 W. ilson. 642· 1603 Ocean view 1 Hd. N. end. • Pri vale balcony pvt entr. refra g SllO Cabinets. etc' free 1 I ()\t·~_lhyrsOK Lotated dshwshr. pool. Jacuu1. W ofMt>sa YerdcCtr ofr lBRf:a!>ts1deCM new cpt & drps, clec. •Adequateparkmg 675-6488or640·4161 lea se assumed. Call 111 lu ~t1 n IJctwrcn Sl85mo.8467336 llarborBlvdadj.to C M S175mo. frplr.~aragc,l'·•blks to •F.levator 548·3<151 til Oct•. JI, .'.\WPT Ills :l hr 1 ha N<'"rort & He<lhall tofl --Golf&CountryClub. 6311830 nch .. S275· 67 3·J73l or •Securilv Room s $25 wk up . thereafter; 675-ll89 <•r h lO \.123 g;11 :igr. ,·hlldr<·n. Jl<'l~ S<1n Juan St ). No F ee Irvine 3744 -548·~ Furni.ture available w /kitchen. Apts $37 50 mail replies to Ad. No ok $3-'lO mo rin:is99 M64lo11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOURSEASONSAPTS 2 BR. ulal paid. Cpts. - -Lsereq'd-Sorry,nopets v.k up. 548 ·9?55 or 572.DailyPalot.P .O.lio" -, S70 wk or SJOO mo. in· Spacious 2 br studio, I':? drps, patio. C h1ld rC'n Whitewater '1r~. nearly 5515R1verAvenue 645·3967 C M C WalktoReach,3Dr2Ha,3 Br,2 hJ.CoslaMesa. cludesmaadserv1ceTV ba,pvtpalto,pool.Ch1ld "elcome.nopcts Mgr new 2 br.2b a&3 br.2 ba, (atSeashorc &55th) VocationRefttals 4250 ~ osta esa, a. beams, C' D. OW, tenni~ Dbl J?ar<.i~e !hshwasher sauna, jacuzzi, po;,, & ok, n o pets. Sl95. 735 1960 Wallace \pl 6 lease S280 S300. Block to For appt. call642·25f.6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- &pool $12.'i lsC' 54R2200 S325mo:>57~6571aft5 :30 phone 1717 E. Dyer Rd. JoannSt.645·0332 642·7364 . ~~~~· 494·3383 or ChoiceVai1Location,2Br Offices from.150 SQ rt. tu HOMEFIMDERS Duplexes Unturn 3600 Irvine. 540 1515 2 Bd. FAMILY Only. New Widows mature people Nr Hoa~ Hosp. Large 3 + loft Condo. Sips 8, JOO sq ft. Pn~e C.M. I<><:. ••642·9900• * ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laquna ~ach 3748 Carpets. pool, $190. 3 Bd. Private partv ha<; ju~t 1 2 Rr dup · North F.nd, BR, 2 RA, fplc. bltns, walk to lift. Avail Feb. Manufacturing area. 1 2 BR. I H;.1. Ccl M, no ••••••••••••••••••••••• $210.646-6115. small homey unat lcfl in yarci, vaew. ac!ults, no DW. patio, encld gar. $75aday.WriteDr.R.W. 646-4296or55l-4289 t·hllcJr.-n or pet~. $275 mo S 1 b 1 -• triplex. Nc"IY dccoral pets 5275. 497 ·2575 Adults.no pets. $290. mo. Foster , 3270 S. Monroe, Deluxe fully equipped -lforry! 3 br' 2' i ba.frplc' &'4 AAOO cSus1e I ma 11 r e~lta~c part1a STUDIO apts, all util pd. ed. pvt patio. I bdrm. 497·12.'i2 642-0596 Denver Colo. 80210. Law Office, Fash Hll• fonced vd · ly furn, pnva~y. wal~ to S160. mo. 859 W. 19th St . ·Chi! hear~. Sl85 incl ut1b. 642·3452 be~m ceiling w/,heaul. & Luxury 1 llr. view. Near ON THE BAY Big Bear Cabin. 2 Br. lsla!ld. secretanal hf•ll• W<alk lo bl'ach, 2 br. fp Apartments Furnishe d Connac49V·-1551 quiet .i::rouncls. C omplelt' be:t<'h. t'rench doors, 3 Br2 Ba. frplc, dshwshr, frplc cpts sleeps 8 Wk avail. s.500644-7600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• H rt Be h 37 69 O/\KRIOG E VILLA ~et.~~W· ~~~dn ~~~ C:,0~~ b<•am::.. gar .. lndry: ul11. b It n s. patio, $395. or wknds '714) 675-6773 Private pffice-Westclif!. BJ.I w FS ('Ondo~. :.clel' lion from $4~!i to StiOO Agent ft44 113:1 ~~~~~~! .......... ~?.~~ .. ~-:'r.! ••••• ~~••••••••• ~~1~:~~: b~~~'. c~~!t,~~ w~n~ au s mall 'home or pd S.100Mo. Agt.494-7551 673.5719. Rentals to share 4300 Unfurnished. $90. mo• 1 nclrm furn . bl fi r . BEACH LSE·ADULTS Center. 645·1l97 lhc1r own to Join the ones New duplex. ocean view, Ocean Vu, yrly, 2 br, 1 ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• _64_2·_4097 __ . ____ _ adults.n o pt'lc;.$HiO $125 s tudio 675 1865 after we already have. Water frpk, beams. 2 br, 2 ba, duplex. $300 per mo. Professional male. 38, Business Rental 4450 2 Ull .• :.loiw's throw to water & gas tncl. 9'Jl 0482 _5.30.103 Mc Fat.Iden 2 Br, l ba, dbl gar. crprt, & gas paid. S210. 586·8963 block to beach & S.195. 644-6780, 642-36.19 wants rem ale to share ••••••••••••••••••••••• oeean! $350 Mn/y rly anAnaheim , patio, fn ~d yard. or544-9466 714·497-1523 213·941 ·7455 2Br.aptinTustin.Pool&OELUXE office, comm'I lease /\J!t. S-18 1290 $40 WK UP 1&2 Bdr .& t"rpl/drps. Nice. Adults ---3 BR, 2 BA J I s $125 -, Balboalsland 3706 Bach. Color TV, ma1ct nopets.642·5392. $170 . 1 Hr. l'pls:. d.~ps.1 Br g.arage.apt.No. End, Frplc,'hblktoO<'n. ~~~~' aAuna · ::i:~~us;'"!~les~~~~s~sAlf~ lmm;iculatC' 4 f{r & J-B ••••••••••••••••••••••• serv, pool TllF. MES/\ . refng.range.224 D W. S240mclut1ls.ava1l_now. 675.6682 yrlyorwinlcr view tN1111., pool S5!15 l RI b 1 Ii 415 N. Newport 81, NR Spacious 2 br 1n ne w JamesSt.6/3-i787 3Brhouse $350,ava1l l /l. Rmmatewantedtoshare LagunaNiguel&Mission mu , 559 1646 11.s:! 82:15 . 'rkm.' ?Y1"1'tt('W I . "s'1c90r 646·9681 tnplex, nr fwy. Dshwhr. STUDIO 2 b 1' b 586·9052 494·0654 NEW 2 Br Condo, nr Hoag 2 sty hse. w /view in Mis· Viejo areas. Handy to J . . \o\or mg .a< on) ----f,!arage $230 675-1849 . r , .~ . a, Hos W hr/0 r incl'd San Diego Fwy. 200 to o~tc yrl~· 1ndcl.., ul1l fii~ 3549 OCEANFRO'JT APART · · patio, garage-,new paint. Lease 2 br condo. oce.an Adi~·. N~ pet? $495 + sion Viejo581'8839 2000 sq ft. As low as 3()': smo. 2 11r. vrl, r"a al 8olbo p . 1 3707 Winter rental, 1 Br, S200 STUNNING 2 Br 2 Ra drps. crpt. No pets or view, pool. stove, refng. Sec Oep 544.6499 fem to sha re w /same. persqft.831-1400 I I I c-t a e ntnsua per mo. Uta! an cl'd . nardcn apt. Pool. rec children. S215. mo. Utal Nochaldrenorpels.$295. · · · 2b t b th · p k owanrl' nsp1•1 .,a ••••••••••••••••••••••• " hS 894 r, pv a in ar 3200 Sq Fl C-2 store front 111 at717~·1n an('fJrmi:OCEAN FRONT:lhr,2 ba, 548-1930or 673·7R44 roomS205.7lOW.18t t. incl.645·2825 mo.(714) -4198 YRLY 3 Br. 2 ba. frplc, N ewport Townhouse. with 6 drive-in bays. • "inter 11•11ta l S385 utal Real nice 2 br, frpl. new $135 Clean l Br. non· 2 br house , all. garage, Extremely charm mg 2 br, Park S390 548.4()63 eve ----------IdeaJ for auto or boat llolly In 675 778li I --. bllns, garage, by 38lh St. 640 1489 fl<1ck A<lY Prt\al'Y + 2 Rr. 1 nrl \, <11 I 12 :!O l'PlS & drps. l hlk to smokers Pref married child ok. no dogs. S205 2 ba, 2 s tory apt in No. · · · Yng man will share his 3 service. 585 W. 19th St. gar.lgcfenc<'d\•ard \1 irl 6'i:l·472.t beac h. A"a1I DL•t.: to cpl.972 W.lith.548·0358. Open Sal 1·5. 2208 "B" cnd.Lgedeck,pegged&Clean 4 BR, 2 ba, lge Br 2Bahsew/adllfem . CM. Days540-5710,eves aged cpl preferred ~;:; (>L'ACH V , , 1 b-June, pos~ible yearly. -1 Bd --G d t Placentia, 545·7983 grooved wood fl oors. prime loc. Terrace front s. irn. SSS. 963-7219 646-0681 557 11113 n. . ae". patr r S250 mo.548·470.. rm._ ar en a p · --frplc, many trees, 1'l blk & back. Yrly $150 mo. --------- SZ!S Arlults t:talpd 303 frplc, d1shwash~r. p\'t202S Pomona. l Br Apt to beac h, pvt patio, JONES REALTY, Prof.mantoshare 3bdrm1DEAL Newport Be ach Newport Short·:. 2 II r F. E cl gt.• w <t t 1· r . ( 1 1 2 Rd, 1 ba, 1 blk to Bch patio. Nea• tn:me Ind c.rpts. drps, bltns. Adlts ocean view. No children/ m.6210. home in Irvine w /25·30 yr mall local1on for retail &. tl>~n. 2 Ba. walk tu A71 ·2Rli6 S275yearly.Call979·5157 area $180.557·2841. No pets Open Sat/Sun pets.$390.mo.incl.util.----------1 oldfem.551-6837. wholesale. From $80. beach tennis &. pooh eves. ll>-4 494 ·?:791 3 BR, 2 ba, ideal beach ----------673·9606or673·9393 . • 3" · • · i\tl r:t<'ll\ ('. 2 Rr. a va1l. ------LARGE 3 Br. upper, shag. --rental patio enclsd gar s.175645 0A.' .lun I. Wanter or Yrly. Bnght 2brbcach apt.Call freshlypaanted.Mesadel 2 Br, patio, gar, bltns, .. sPACIOUSSECLUDED $350. 'yrly 1'se. JONES HOUSEMATES 2Stores nrNpt Post Ok SOOSlllverAvt• :1Ur .2 H.i . Rlklnl~'ach.673 0236 owner after 6 collect. Mar.$215 552-4576 $250. Adults. 2346 Santa VIF;WAPARTMENT REALTY.673-6210. AswritteninTIME 300 Sq. ft. ea. $100/Mt•. bltn!I, r draJ!. d~hwshr, Capistrano Beach 37 18 <2131691·8323 1 BR 1 b upper $155 Ana Ave,83.1-8731 Jn prestigious North Magazine. professionally ea. Gd park'g. Agl. W tD Avl 11111R $395. -------• a, · End JBr 2Ba,dinrm 2 HousestoBeach,4Br2 brings peopletogether 646-2414. (213 1415.G(lfili ••••••••••••••••••••••: Need T~mporary AC<'Om· mo n l h I Y. J 0 NE S South Coast Plaza a~ea. fr I~. lndry. Walk t~ Ba, frplc. wetbar, den to share housing. --------- 1200 !>'I ft cluplPx. owner s modat1ons? 1 Rr Furn. _RE/\LTY, 673-6210. Deluxe i2-Br. 2 tBa,dm 4 to~n & beach $1125 mo in· gar. SSOO yrly. 642-3443 SO WHY LIVE ALONE? Art Center, Laguna &ash IDEAL Rack llay Fam apt. C.:apc1 P.1li:.;;Hl1'"· 2 Apt.$10aday.6466973 large w·rmJbr 2 baapt plcx, btms, cp s, rps, cl utils. 531.E Cypress · Especiallyduringthc Shop. 190sqft. 1442 · lfm. 3 BR. 2 11:1. Open hr 2 ha, ww shag. frpk ; • . •. ~ , . • encl gar, S215, 405 W. Dr A t E 494.3920 Upper 4 br, 2 ba duplcic, Holidays Call832 4134 Coast Hwy 1805) 527-9665 sat /Su n 1.s 21\'l'l An wulk t n heh s hops SanClemente 3776 wilhdam.ng area,pantry, Sunflowcr(213l 431·5847 · p . · · sundeck gar. 1partial ·· · orC714 )494-2186 · ' ' · · ' · · ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio & fi replace --. · ' nivcr~ay Lant• 6'15·2425 srhh. J.ltir. ldry. fencNI L."rae & clean. 1 RR. adJ·. Adults only $275 2 RR· \d It Newly re Oceanfront year 'round 1 view, steps to ocean. Responsible person to Have a space for teacher~ vd. pl'ls & kids OK , ... · · 1 u s. . hr S295 ; 2 br $.195: bach Agent 640·6161 share 3 Br Aplin CdM. SanCl~mente 3276 L(·a~durS.125 493-8335 to oeean. beaut vtew. 'T'HEVENDOME decorated. p ~tao , S195.Utilmcl536·0321 . S133mo.640·8109 with home follow1111: ••••••••••••••••••••••• $197 lnchi 11t11. 492-6188 1845Anahe1m,C.M. carport. $195. 116 21st On the Canal. Unique Mu sic, art, drama . Fab Vu Orcan / Pier;CoronadelMar 3722 aft s&wknds 645·338_1 _ 837-9517 Apt.A.CM . Hewport~ach 3869 large 1 Br, unf_urn, ~u GcrCKJHforRtnt 4350 dance.yoga,etc.494-4058 Lites 2 rl<'n ? b I <•onrlo •••••••.•••••••••••••••• E"'D S H t ' ti D-h 3840 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cpts, drps boat shp avail. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • · .~ " · h .. ., SantaAna 3780 NEWBR r, APT untn on!IK'ac ...,""mo 673n"c7 Si I G f R t lndustrialRental 4500 ponl I J <' t $1 50 1213 I F'urn Rat· , Apt •1 "0mo ••••••• •••••••••••• •••• 1 Br. 1 br w /loft, ba<'h. •••••••••••• •• ••••••••• PARK MEWPORT ...,.,., · ..,,,., ng ~~ri!~d~. en ••••••• •••••••••••••••• :lfi0.20Z1 llt1l i nc-I d M uture w /loft. From $220. 0 ... 1 BEACH .APARTMENTS 2Br. 2ba. Park Newport. 830-6404 2000 Sq Ft off ire & 2 Br condominium ~1~ ha. J>C'r"on 640 71R9 AMBASSADOR IMMS Garali(e, pool. jacuzzi J"'llll Bachelor 1or2 Sublease. Com pl facil in warehouse space direl'l frplr. orean Vl<'W, 1•nrl Costa Mesa 3724 OF AMERICA Uti!.w~d. 393 H amilton. Bedrooms and cl"d, gar. Ph: 640·1489._ Office Rental 4400 l y a cross from OL: patio, S<'lf dt•.1n <'IC'<'••••••••••••••••••••••• TWOLOC'/\TIONS 645 1 SIOOIOMUS Townhouses WALKtobeach.Lge2br. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Airport549-1480 oven. ~olf couist•. pool WEEKLY RATES $165, lovely l Br. shag. Efficiency from S220 Fr. $239.50 2 ba, pool & tennis. $315. Pina \va1I Jan l O"ncr cir \BR Furn $185 FULLSERVICE refrig, bltns. no pets 2 Br.l&.2 Bafroms275 Open9·6 Daily 642·3048 ;645-7708 EucuHn54aites rupied 496·9391 Lots of bllns. pool. walk 2277 Harbor.(' M /\dlts. 540·6338 3 Br. 2 Ba, from $150 Spa-Pools-Tennis h . B . I S Across from Fas hion Large bdrm & den. $250. Custom-decorated full San Juan l o s o ppani.:. ':-ma. 2909 nsto · .A. •Summer &Winteral Island at Jamhoree on Courtyard pool. Adults. silt' view offices. Caplstrono 32 78 beach. 931W.19th St. 645-4840 '54o.23oo KIDS ,,.ETS OI< beach is beautiful San .Joaquin Hills Road. '""5210 Services of Certified Mt! 0492 -E. Side duplex, 1st floor 2 ....,,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · ' ----8 I'd · .,,, •Vicwsofocean, C714t644·1900 Professional Secretary, 2 RR Pt'nthou~r C'ondo __ ~ toitftts m~.:~.8~lio, gar· s;i,.v Catatina & Palos $260 Yrly; 2br nr oceon reception & equipment. 1 overlooks pool Ohle gar STUNNIN<; 1 Br garde n Unfumlthed VC'rdes IRAMD /\vi 1/1, rng, ref: shag blk Airporter lnn. 2082 Plus h w /w thruout apt P oot. nee. Area.••••••••••••••••••••••• 2BR.l '~ba,MV.Gas Ht. •Largeprivatc>dt>rks SP ......... K1 ..... 6 ..... EW 309'h·36Street644·4340 Michelson Dr, Irvine. $230 /mo. rrfra g meld . $195. 110 w. 18th St Batboa Island 3806 s pac pat10, gar. Conve· •Heated Pools Saunas .-..... "" "" Call Eve Moore, 752·0234 •HEW* COSTA MESA <Near Harbor & Baker) 1360 to 3480 sq. Cl. 18< per sq rt. 110·208, 3 phase power, avail mid Del'. owner (714 ) 540-4058 or your Broker A I I f ""'2 4454 /\"1 . t $2 992 •Assi"nedcovered J Br, with Swedis h TOWNHOUSE ( 11 L'I pre · ''" · ' "" 2035 Full rt CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• naen · 25· 540· 2 P •rkina fireplace. Small children 2 Br + Den, 2 Ba. frplc, FREE RENT. 1 month on e on, Super luxury 11uper 1° 4 . I ' " ... I .,,, .... s l A dbl w t liff """1100 ft ·' I r Le"•e 1 000 sqfl w /o({ice 1BRFurn,2 1rl!<'lose.ts. Br,2Ba,1732sqft,frp"lc,2 Bd S tud•~· I ~ bn, •Additionalfreeparking wecome."......, ana na ao1__gar. esc area . .w<rNo.C.Ms.q540·2u200euxeo c 110·220 V. heal, hot 1-'or rC'nt 2 Rt! Condi). qucen~iu bl•fl . pr1v. ~11nken l•1h .. •hwhr Garage, ~rick frplr, •Ma1d servircavail Ave (East Co11la Mesa $300.546·8397 c,·,·1r.·i•""' & """I, c-'50 rr111. .... • • "" t t e /\v•iil L'· t -1 behind Santa Ana Coun· . --water, new building. gd S.'i792ooot49.>tl'779eves dressmg ·rm. xt ra lge ~a r agc $460 mo' pnvaepa10,n w. < •rurmureava1 tryClub}.675·3399Corln·Lge. l ·BR in N~wport •MewportS.Och• locale.645·2ui4. room s. enrl . ~ar 673·6'154 · · approx Jan t. Adult~. formation. Shores; frpl.. d1s hwr. Full 11erv1ee 1otarden or---------- & wkrnrls w stora.:c Adults only' --2447 Elden. $275. 979-1658 Open M-F 9.30·5·30 Yearly lse. $285 mo. fires near airport. From [ ENT 3 nR ('onrlo. 1 •, Ha. l no P<'ts __ Balboa Peftinwla 3807 MEWPORT Sat 10·5. Sun 12·5 UTILITIES ,AID Jones Realty 673·6210 43<'. Leasing office open 9 fR[ R 1d II k ..,25 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BLOCK TO OCE 'N M Fr' rhi ,'>mu pc>tsn .,, • Clean 1 hd r arpets & · APARTMEMTS '' WATERFRONT-UT IL ~on· i.9'79·666a 0 ML Y A f E W mo 496 KAAJ <'' ··~ 1 ' $18·0 Cl • to Custom bu1 It. prof rtt Huntington Deluxe Prt vale 2Br. 2ba c rape<1 ose roratNt 2 br, 1 ba. steps l BR $125. + UTIL 1 lk · 1 t PD 2 br. large patio, ~rly CdM delx 2 rm suite A/C. SPACES LEFT. RENT Santa Ana 3280 !'hoppinJ! fi..12 715'1 to bch $3.10 mo. Yrly. Mulls only. No pets. Pacific bl~. ~:ra~~~ c~b~~~: $375 Dock avail 673-7381 ulil. pkg. $160 mo. 2855 E OR LEASi ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Rr furn. $175 Matun• 640 5650or fl75 39l:l 2 BR Sll5 + UT IL 711 Ocean /\V(' Adults/no P<'L'I . $300 mo. SPACIOUS SECLUDF.D Cst Hwy 675 6900 581·2340or an. 6. 493-7687 HOMl!:l!:• ..... DERS di I ts 147 E -----lnfnnl'I only No pets. (7 14)r""' 1•0 7 tlll Jun" 15 . .....,5 mo. on "'rt"" a ts on y. no pc · Bayfront on the water ...... '"" N rt Bl d C" ;>JOO '"° ' ..,, VJEW APARTMF.NT NB 500 S" fl Up""r 4550 642 ,900 18th St "12 2628 _..., ewpo v ' ••• yearly lease. Available · I N. h . ' '" . ..-. Stor- • • -• • • • 0' New, lge, 2 bd. 2 ba apt 642 7678 In p resl1g o us ort Ocean view. S125. incl ~ 2 Or. dtn. fncd )d, frplc Security bldg /\dulls on · Ma naaed by Dec. 10. Call for appt F.nd. 3 Br. 2 Ba. din rm, utal. (714)842-38SO ••••••••••••••••••••••• <'h~ Charming l..:c I Br, coun ly. SS9S mo G?S-030l 2 BR. 2 Ba, vf'ry modtm. William Walters Co 551·6042 aftcr6 PM. frplc. Indry. Wa lk to Stora~e lot for R\"~ el<' J l~r .fncd yd ,:ur S275 try k1l chrn Nr. evt>r - -shog crpls !lun deck -------- -town &beach.$425moin CORONAI>f.tMAR $8$0 per mo. Neill Sign >than~ S210 1~rl'n1e ut1I Corona det Mor 3122 2268 Pam;t~ t.n Nr t&2 BD. B<"h , pool apt.s Step.o1 to Snnd, 2 Br 2 Bl!. d utils. 531 t: \yp~ ()(nee spact' 5()11 "foot Co. For,nro,s:u.3:1?.• Hurry' 2 hr, (nrd yrl ~00 151l4 Ornn~e A\<' -••••••••••••••••••••••• W1l!lon & Placenta a. S245 ~1~f· Adults, no pel<c ~~n.s&.l~· frpk, $295 Dr Laguna Bch. 494 3920 ln<'lutic-11 all 11crv1ces R...+ah Want.ct 4600 •t11•'l' t Rr ti''' per. all VERY SPt:CtAl. 2 brfnr mo 963 S9SS -Car rl a g r Re a It Y . 8ol'lll Wonl, :I Hit 2 ha ' " •· New Dplx. walk to octan. 875-6060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OW cpl'>, ilrp< •. $:125 k1tchrn hltns + dllhwshr, !peual [K'rl'ion S28S M<'~O Vtrde2 Rd. 2ba. WALK TO IEACH M•w LMxwy Condo 3 Sr 2 Ba, crpt, drps, Wanted : Spau for 23 ~HYo9 !.'fi3 l78G /\1h1luno pt•l11 ~12-4044 644 41441l 675 3255 bltm.<1, rnclosed jlangc . 1 & 2 Br, rpl!I. dpr~. 1 1.t>ue now It choos:: D/W. l{arb dlsp. aar, yr Cd M dlx 6 rm . ,ultt trailer In beach aru, tt_ ........ f.t -a 3286 LRG 1 Br. pool, n1 shoflll . 2 llt, ~te>H• & r<'frif.? lnc'd. $205 mo. Water pd. Cull bltns. 1otar 221 16th. 205 your own1 car1fet28"" ly . Chiltl OK . S38S. w /balh. Pntlo ample parkorpvtok.535-13~ ;>QUTJ1'1.-'7-·· adllJl /no pt>t:.. Ulll pd Cl4-0 329M 11q(11('nl<' No 9680833 l Sth St. 1147 3957 • drl\~rycoors 2 r . 8 675 ·0642 /642 0-596 / Pkl , utll. $390 /mo, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' . $32·2064 :,JG.~ w1 pno) in prest1J(10U8 673.6692 67~ roRNJSHEDhomewant 2 lilt, ot•un vltw, sun tRMMonrnvln,54"0~ 7,0pcnSot.&Sun.12·4. 2 Br . a bit. hmlllt!I • Westcurr ru . Walk to . edinNewport/Hunt.Rch deck, wRlk to br111·h Dn C'h pnrt furn quiet Stu(iio, w 1rrrlc , Sl2S, utll welcome. Most utll pd EX l~e 2 br. 2 ha , c11x shops & p11rk. Adult11 on· Sl70. t BR, '' 8Ut to ~IA!l!llfled eds t1<'ll bl~ atta. 3-4 br, 1 to 2 yr hu 1300. (213 )94l 54!M or pen1un11ver40.Nucrpt11, po1CI t\v 111l Jan l . Mn. to mo. $225. 622 pools1deaptnrbch.Adlt, ly. $400 mo 64~-8373 or beach.6 Mo.leat1e.ll8~ itrrm.smrulltemsorllA)' be1tnn ,n1 J an 10th. m•) 499 4094 oftl·r 6 pm Sl45 't!-11. pd 646-7342 64().7853 oil 4 PM Hamilton &t6-2!82 ao pets. $195. 538"8362 6451:1616 361.hSL 1 Adult or le. Item. J1t'il call 642.S678. 64.2.·s.m.or.642-672$ l . ; • . ' I -- • . . . , Add It ... Build it ... Oiaper it ... Hammer it ... Carpet SERVICE DIRECTORY· Plumb 1t ... Patch lt ... P1pe 1t ... 1<emodei 11 .. . '!t ... Cement iL...Wire it, .. Hoe it...Clean it...Move Roof it. .. Landscape lt...Tlle 1t...Trim it ... Sewlt .. . Haul it ... Add it ... Plant it ... Alter it ... Le~~n it .. . t ... Press it ... Paint it ... Nai1 it ... Plastef it ... Fix it ... .... yslttlocJ C""'°I Sor•I.. 0.Ckioq 61 SS fG.....,, W•lcH -hig ~ocl...,1119 ~olotl!MJ,f'aporfn9 f'lasler l<f'l'ir Roofi119 ....•.....•............................•••.•................................................ ······················· ........................................................................................... . My home. very best care,ISJian1poo & steam cleu.n· lokonle-s /Walkways I DO IT ALL! Wa11t a REAL Cl.iF.AN KATtlARINE'S WHITE PETERS PAINTING PATCH PLAS'r r:nING REPAIRS-ALL TYPES c~nlial tehr, will help ing. Color brighteners; LEAKING PROBLEMS! Elertrir•I, Plumbing, HOUSE? Call Clnsham Gt.OVF. CLEANING Int/Ext-Reas Rates ••ALL TYPE..~•*, Reas, rrceesta, lie. w/bomework.642-3494, wht crpts 10 min bleach. Decorative Waterproof etc. Keas rates.64Z-4957 Girl. io"'reeests645-51ZJ lW04J080,5pmto7pm. QillGene•tMZ-0458 FreeE6l S40-G825 Walt830-5020anyUme u-Clean ll v rm, dtn rm & Cualing!I over Livlni: i,.. E J I d d HOUSECLEANING Pl•-'J-~·~ """""•>s your chance to go hall $15 . Avg rni ft.SO, a•e••· JYRS~!,.a rant-. ~". pe ntry , pa1ntinK. xper apanese a Y e-* • 1-IOUSEPAINTJNG _,_ .. .., R" away some weekend & • ...... '-T F sires housecleani ng. By reliable couple. Good lnside/'"'-·t. u:.q,al /low ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• cou(•h llO, C'h>11r $5. Guar .t.....Jj-' s~t.m• m •.nor r epairs. 'ret> V\I ~u Plumblftft 1-leave your kids home ._ ,..,..,... iru ,-1 l ••s 14"" Re Ii ab I e. Nd s References 536-n 11 rates. Bruce64S-5376 ':I' • t:RAMIC TILE. New & eum. pet odor. Crpt re-cc. •213642 es 1ma es .... · ...... lr · ... 5 I II h ,_ with a reliable person. J><l•r. 15 yrs t'Xp. Do work 11 ,.,.. a.nsportauon. vu;-,389. C . pe-c a s remdl. Free est. Sm! jobs Call aft J.AsktorJack1e. myself.Refs.531 -0IOL (2131726-1651 Servire, Barlf'nding & homp a ~ioni and /or *PAINTING* Waler heaters, dis· welcome536-2426. ~"4~9-~4339~~-'-------l;':i::.:::-='-"'-'-::.:.:"'--l'r.:::;~;:;-------1 Chauffcrinl_l'.. Cod i Bill in Housec:leanlnn P0ho"'e835e e7•0o4ng. R e f . li 1-9?9o••••T rvwals drains faucets i.. ir-I _:... Caffrin9 GardtftilH} AM. 675-8138 963-3447 979::'9039 ne -1 · c ins ......., ry Ull: .---• · ' ' tte _.....,. ce .U..ss t--'Wice C?Pper re~tpes. Day & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lmtebc ~ P C p · t I t &: E t night service. We take . •••••••~•••••••••••:~·· AYailable c her in .vour Ex pr lfawailan Gardener H*ing l~~~~ECLEt:N11INJG i~ o~r •••••••~:-~·;!........... ~Qi ~~ke& r~~s Fr~ MslrCharge. Lie 300948. Re~ovala:, limbing_, top-Professlon11I. advert1s1ng ·hom e pa rl les, 'tet -Yd.Cleanu~&naullnR ·-•••••••••••••••••••• ....-1n&&. ~ an1ces · PlOL pruning ~promotional consult· t~elheni. Refs 494·30ti7 Trim & prune646·4b/6 •llAULING • Raggedy Anns. 675·65.53. Comp! Svs·Oetilgns, est. 751-05841543-2759. JUSTPLUMllHG FIREWOOD $75 cord/: ing.Al\er6.642-6799 "94-302'1 YARD CLt:-ANUP Sod, sprklrs. masonry, p f 1 1 p •CALL642·4111• del . l ie/bond/ins. C _ __.._ Expert J apanese "** 556-0347 ** EXPERIENCED Lady w962at7erl8la71ls, Ford Lnscp u:n;:: o;eaasoo!~lee:r AtARV'S P' UMBlNG 1~00."-'-~262ol="' ------ --nR"I"" Gardene r. Complelc desires houseclean1n):t in · · Guaranieed. 842·6553 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• '"emenf /C t yard services, cleanups. Hauling unythinG. garage Newport, Costa t.t esa u-__, after 6 * 646-9807 • Ornamental Pruning, r e- Additions, Re modelinR. ~••••••••~~':!.~••••• t'reeest.557-2210. ele11nup. lle liable fast urea. Refe rences. Phone ~:;::::!••••••••••••••• NO JOB TOO SMALL movals, rers furn. lnsrd. Pat_ios, Pan e lin g , B k&l l k -ser\'1ce.96!-&1.>2 642·M7lbeCore5PM •WALLPAPERING• Pl .. mbe·. Repa,·-. 1·nstoll Ford Land scaping nc l oc Com pl go•d•J ,, ... ,·,.. . • 1'lreplaces-Planlers · .. • • Cabinets. clc. 492-9739 or Drl"e•·ays. S'•tl•w' olk•. • .. n • • .. B . Reliable expert work. service lines, repipe. G. 962·7817. 1-"'""J a k J h • lt-1a int-cleanun•.:.alJ t>'''"'S llauling. cleanup, tre.e. re-· n ck-Concrete Patio Now••te "Mae" c~o.1 •• 4 ·l-~-""-''-------<J41"~ c or 0 n. Curb & i.:ut l e r. Pool pruning.557-9180 ,..... movals,hghtdemol.iUon, :'}';".:.1•,">.i".•j•""t~'\·')-U,-1·?·::, BlockWalls BBQPits ...., .,_, .... Gldley.642·9315· Tutorin9 fllINOR llOM F: RF.PAIR l 'd~"''O''~'"· \\~'a~y~n~c';.·~64~2~·!86~7c3l__lc'--;::~::::;::=:::=--d1gg1nJ!. 645-8512. .') P'UZllf:S .~'.. Rers, ~t. 646-0464 PAINTER, highly qual-DRAIN CLEANED $6.50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plumbing-Carpentry BRICK & RLOCK WORK American Gardens I . . {F 100.:s c_!, WILLIAMS &SONS ified needs your work. Eves wknds same price Available ror tutoring, re· Ceramictilc .540-~ Partialorcon1pleteyard to.1 ovtn_J;, huultn ~. ·,1 JEWElRY .; 642-6355 Guar' 558-7380 ading disabi lit ies , -~----·-----j patios. planters. walls, care of home in come or econo1n1cal & dependa· , , PU.HTS .._,• Masonry, Brick/Block dyslexia. phonics. Ex- Carpentry. F'1 nish. Re-t•tc. Quality at reas. comm'cl proPerty, free 11 ble students.644 -2369 . ,' (.~. &Stone.Call 581-7829 Pror. painter,lnt, & Ext. DRAINS CLEARED per, cred. te acher. model & Hepair. Rt:as. pri('es. 645-8512 iJ Gr•I any of th~se you -'. Free Est . Sl ate Lie. -l'Sl. Ca ll now 842-4940 · . r.l ,,,.~·, "''"''· You 1·1111 \0· Moyiftn At Fixture'""' 495-0794 rates. Call 979-0379. Housec~an1n9 " ~ ,. -·"i" if261479. Ins ured. Call ""' I-'"'-;.:.:..:_ _____ _ ·'---LEON ITF: CONC H F:TE .: , 11~1 u..1n all for sale in 11 .:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l 'h & 2" lines $12.50 U...._, REJ\.100EL-RUILD ST AMPING Cob -$7. A1_ow,edge,_clcall'\Jp.••••••••••••••••••••••• • L10Ktins~1re undero1.1r .... John.963-7244, 3&4"mainlines $15 ......... stery bl ' b . k & l Quality \.\'rk Expd Call t.,> DAl l.VPll,OT •, Moving /Hauling. Student ANYTIME-ANYPLACE ••••••••••••••••••••••• SP~C.ON INSULATE es one. r1c tie . · · Housec leanin~\Veekly . , CllHISTMASTHEI':. ~· w/large truck. Reas. Custom Paint/Wallpaper- REFS, LJ C. 645-3439. patios. ~te. 640-43-49. now ats.s9-i97o _ _ O'A'll trans, (;ood refs. ,' T\Jm lbo5e unused itnni; .:• Barry 548-9723/839·5779 ing. Painl intr·S20rm , ex-State lie #301027 Bill's Upholstery -----General SttYices Gd \.\'Ork. 642-1·140 : Into Chnstma~ cash' •. tr $249 avrg JBr 968-7452. Call 540· 1687 Serving Orange ~o over CUSTOJ\1 CAR Pf>"";NTRY C d ••••••••••••••••••••••• , Our Christmas Tree ....u1 • IF YOU 20 yrs. Recuvenng, r e-Patios. ren1udt'I & adtli-ontra or Good Housekeepin9 . ·~Ill" im. 11th & 1llh. \ -· Remodel & Repair pairing & restyling. No lions. 549-4159 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i\1ature non-s moker col· Reasona hle-&16,1~59 .', <"Dll 642-~11.1 for more :. have a serYice to offer or Plaster j1tepoir ••••••••••••••••••••••• job too small. Get our --- -----Gen. Conlractor IL vrs. 1£'1!t" student will 'A'l1rk -~ -; · inforin11t1on. • goods to sell, place an ad ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quality home imp. lie. 25 price before you decide. SELL idle lie ms with a Exp. Remodeling, r!'jiair xl·hl'.t (or rm w /kit. pr1 v'J. •llOUSECtEANING • "•..;· ·-~·i:··:")·~.-,·-~-..,.., ··",··;· " i !1 t~ ~ Dai 1 r Pi I ot VEH y NEAT p ATCH yrs exp. Free est. Fair Wm. Ge o . Czykos ki. DailyP1lotClass1f1cdAd. \.\'ork to rn1 additions. Cal l L arr y li3 i -3717 HehubleJapant•setady -c,1ass1f1('d Section· •• JOBS & RESTUCCO. price. call Ken. I rare. Owner: 646-5910 & 642-5678. Mr. Ryan 546-6299 bt>fore4 or a ft. 9 liJl -2938 art. 7 \\'ant ad results 642-Sli78 l hone642-5678. Free est. 89J..1439. &l2-1770eves & wknds. 645-6105. - • bntolsWanttd 4600.AnnouncMients / Lost&Found 5300 Help Wanted 7IOOH.8pWonttd 7100 HefpWanted 7100HelpWanted 7100 HelpWanted 7100Help.Wanhd 7100 • •••• • • • •• •••• •• ••• •• • • Personals / • •• ••••••• • • • • • •• • • • •• • •••••• •• ••• •••• •••••••• ••••. • •• ••. • ••••• •••••, ••••••• • ••••••••••••••• ••••• •• •••••••••••••• •• •••• •••••• •••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost&Found fo'OUND !lia (·k malel•-----------------· Exec. Relorat111i;. nt•eds 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llu s k y II a n1 il t o n & Br furnished honH.' r.tid •--51 OO Harbor area Costa l'\lcs:i Der. to l'\!11! Jan Hers Announcements upon rt>qul•s t . Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• &l5·0J58. __ 2'01-871-300-I or PO Ros ~-"1 ";:.ti&.-:<.,"""f7-i'i :...:.:..-}-'ou nd · Pr escr1pl1on :rn Ft. U.·e J\'cw Jersey. , _4 Glasses. Ralbo;1 1\\'l' 0702" ,, !fU HEED -.• La p:u na Heh. F ound --:C CHRISTMAS J: Thanksp:iving d :1y. t:all Miscellantous ; • MOHEY7 :" 499-JlOS. Rentals 4650 l • --~------ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. 1..-..,1; .,r,.,uod lhl• hl'""'· '.i Springer Sp;;nil'l. m;1lf'. 9 • •lu.: Ou! th1"0 un""·d -N lO ,., V ll l\1alure m:1lt• ...,, xlnl rcf"s. • •, •h•rns & 1uru uu·in ;,,,., 4 mos. _O\' n a ey 'A'OUld like Lu s ta.v Lii your ,;: Chn•Lm;o~ '"""~' \ ,,11 J: Nd S I m med ho ml' BOYS AND GIRLS 12 to 15. Earn Christmas monc.v working a few hours after school and Saturdays. If you arc honest , amhitious. <1nd not <:ifraid to t<.ilk to people, phone Mr. W o lfe a t 645-2873. Equal Opportunity Employe r home \.\'hilt• \OU ,.:u on t.'X· •-"'" Put "" .ul 1h" •I'"·~· 673-7896 tended \·al·ation. Calf .,':. Wllit·rtheD.ul) E'1!Col ·, ---,----. /~~~~~~~~~~"""-""""""""""""~ ...... ~~ ...... E\·es.552-871K CllRIS1°MA!>'IHE•: ·~ J.~)ST ; B l \\ mall' (.crm _ -r. ~ Shep .,., lfll'a C'Jlr 11·hj1kr Businessfln'West / ', ~;s~~~~:~·~·T~':'11"11; ..A. c h n . I as t s e (' n u n Personals SlSOIHelp Wanted 7100 JANITORIAL -MAINTENANCE Prominent Newport Clothing Store Wishes To I-lire A Maintenance Man Of High Quality. The Hours Would Be 8 :30AM -4PM Monday Through Saturday. Additional Hours Available, If Qualified Starting Wage is $3 Per Hour Reply To ClassifiedAd#420 JUNIOR SALESMAN 10 To 15 Years Old Earn $20-$40 per week working after school & Saturdays. Huntington Beach & Fountain Valley areas on ly. Leave name, address & phone number on tape recorder. Call 536-4298. l I Financr .-;. ~ppe:.r ,;,, Dl'~ 111h"''.,. -.t t ":nrvit''A', l'l\l . l 'l!".t~t· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• f-'. 1111h e~11 642 ~6111 for i!. call 751-11190 MASSAGE I BARTENDERS Help Wanted 7100 Help W t d 7100 •·~· r morl'.nlorm"t1on ·, -A I I p ·1·•••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••:2.~:•••••••••••• C /0 Doily Pilot P.O. lox 1560, Costa Meso. Ca '2626 _,1ness •-;:1i &-~"'.1" "'!';'.r'i~ . .: FOt::'IZD n•·Prl hom1· 1 l-111h.Jan1l·.~·L1ef.Tasst•ur / PPY n erson Opportunity 5005 Si.inicse ,~Pt·ri:;1 ;i n("at 1 l\t)lt•I .~ hu u sc(·alls :i.11i:;s1onViejo lnn ~ ................................................ ~ ...... ~~"""~"""~"""""""""-Flousewi ves earo anextra ••••••••••••••••••••••• -Blk & ,C ra v c at . .1:11 :,111 26742 0so P:1rkv.a y $.'i-$6 per hour teaching *LOAN Neighborhood Beer H;1r Lost&Found SlOO Hc aut1ful ti4:J-5i97. -I l\llssionVicjo H elp Wanted 7100 HelpW.ted 7100 hobby classes w /Tri- Costa l\lesa lo(' 1~1 t ime ••••••••~•••••••••••••• --l ~l an l'un1p.1ruon -10 •.0. Jn l:\.~kf>"orFre<lCoatc>sl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• C h e m Liquid Em -DEVELOPMENT ofrered. 979·1268. Lea\'(' L11st J..~t·g lass•·.~ 11n FOl'Nfl Pvpp;) Br1lboa tc·!lt ge n1. l'hl·t·rf11I , ----l·----------IDining Room Waitress. broidery. 979-3488 or name&i: l\lat1\rthurBl.NBabout ls l;1nd \\'e d Ni g ht n••('dcd hy pn•1tv lad.\ BEAUTICIAN Exper. in dining room 963-2300. OFFICER -----Nnv J.1 Jley,·arct . 640-li279 tHO-ffi:l ! \\'nil" i\11 n1" li~U. !):nlv 1\lr111ag('r "'./foll. for NU COMPUTER service a must. Apply in Barber Shop. Heal ~:.,talc -l'ilH! P () Ho'-15W (";\"! ~alon 5-10-RSR2.64·1·1166l person .uftcr 9 :30am , IL<.ckpr, Cook CXJ>f'.r. ~or lndividual w/in ialive In Offire or Qlht.•r bu:,in1•ss Rt:WAHJ) LOST f!'nl FClU'."1) ;1pprox !l rno l•ld •.i·•·,··,· OPERATOR I L · · l · I I h • 1 l I ,. Sl h 1 o• •• l''·'Al'1'1CIA"'S" }fotel Lag""'• 425 s. s in~ e pe rson. 1ve-1n. represent r1nanc1a 1n-•o•ether w homt• und"r 1 si \'Cr ng ;11rt'" n J )y .... t·rman . H•p i·rc in i ' i~ B lb r $300 . . 0 C ' r c· l s l' l c l'l Coastl-lw>· Log Bch. a oa. r e s . • slltution 1n r;;nse o. to roof. on hc>a\·\· traffie \'IC-o ;1m1n o Hc a F"a1r\"J<''A' & J\l 1:Cl)rn111·k I ""·1!1 nnt ht• r1 •sµ1•ns1blc ·pace \enta s c ;• ROT•Tr~G SHIFT Ji~~~~~·t.~-~~~~!:;~;·l~;·;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;J d 4!12 s-93 f f "' ., evelope home improv('-s treet. Only ·S43.000 · 1 3 t' _ :irca 5-1fi-R.i:;fi lior :111\ .. rh•·r tlrhts than1,;;;;:;;;;;6~7~3~·t>l;;;;t>l;;;;;;;;;;;;;i Dishwasher, p art-time, menl loan act ivity. !dust Point Realt)" 493 0208 my 11.,., ti llt·r l 75 Lyn ·1 3p•f 5 d h · · · _ F·ound sm toy fC'm!il(' roo· F O l ' N u (; e r m ;; n ,\ position is availabl(' noon ti " , ays + ave background in lend -d..1 Hunt k d 64"8120 It 3P'I Jnd Engineer $18K · Darlin g io'/\SlflC)N dlc\·11•\l.'arner&PCll . Shl'pherfl J."en1:1ll'. J ·5 -B &G" I ror an experienced or \l.'TI S. v-a "· 1ng or finance . Call BOUTIQUF.. l"k•!i l J'\.B. ~B 8'16-5024 m11!i fll nck & t ;in Employmrnt& OVS Ir S tralnee Co mputer . ~~1 t?t~!~7gnria~~~ ~h~ Hiverside (1) 686-6060, _area. -557-llHl2. f'iiularino & Preparation IOlol,(yt>arsofagc. Dai-Opcralor with zero-:i Earn $200 mo. p/time.. ext 168. Equal Oppor, LOST 10 mo old Gre·11 b o 1.v P1lol dcl1ver,v routes , . . .· _ Fuller BrushSalci;,local P!tPhone Wrk $3.IOhr F,mplOY"' 675-0930 fi.10-IWIZJ · ' Ha hs.:o\. ••••••••••••••••••••••• n,,,.,.1 ... ,.,, ... ,·1,.,bl•.,n,·ou~ )Cars prc\iOus ex -area Bill 968-8378 lrvinePersonnelAgcnryl .......... ~~-~ ...... ~ ............ ~~ ·------Dane. Ltwn . f"hok1' ch<11n , -----Schools & " ""., .. .. ' perience. IBJ\I 370 /15~. · ' · 1: PLANT S it ()I'. Hat boa tn.c t·ars. onl.v J.D . ~·all Found . LargC' CQllir. \"11·. Instruction 7005 ;1rl'a r:arn profit for dl'· Dl)S & OS expe rience Electronic Tech ~e~7th. Cost~~-~~~0 l sL Ov.·ner OJH·r;iti•tl 96().3!05 N!''A"htnd & Adams. llTI ••••••••••••••••••••••• h\'cncs & rash, tnflS ur !i r_c>ferred . lt-1 us t _be . Highly exper 'd techni-~·1 r s t t l mt." offc red 1..ost 12 I Tan Adult Tl'r 963·595..1 ----p,ofe•••'anal merehand1se for selli ng av_,ulablc_ on a rotating I cian for audio-video-RF 173 47\:l nC'A' suhscnpt1ons For h rt b Pleas c d MAID, PART-TIME Call 675-3463 t ·_· rypOtl !'.;o 10. La kC ]"st. Blal'k fem:1lc ('at c., •• ,uana9•m•nl r ,. l Its I asLs. .cs n l &digitaltelcphonework. ,., ,.., 111 orrn:t ion p case ca ,, .. m" 0 , i•lt"' , m IS' •HDER y •CHTS MAINTEN NCE M N Dl'l\'''·l~. F'ort-sl.Callfl81-fi'392 'A'/'A'hl!ipotonchest.Ap· h> 0 _.,1,,,0 .,,1,,,,,, ... ,1h of· r~.,u. .... ".'" u .· Mustbeabletoengineer, ~ "' · A A ' _ ,., 2 , ... nl<l \' " li•12·4:1 2 1. From San manz1ngexper1enceto. ,, ... ,·,e & ,·n,tall a w•'de llas the follo..,,•in"" ini-Appl y in p e r s on llA ~lHURGJ.:R LOS1': !n ixed ·r rrrier, pr.. r ., · ll" r1 1·1·s 1n mn'l maJOr Clcn1cntc>-Sa n Ju;1n I '' " c F'reestaodbldi::t I sl' (in .... · 1 h (;olden Lantcrn 1Sanl;i cities. c·all J\lr l'h llh~ l'iitHS\r;JJ\V area. l'a\I M D ldB 1. variety of electronic mt..'liiateopenings : us tomwcave Carpets . , , ,· :· · · •JC!l!e. mae. sort legs. Cla, ... n.·o•Pl R"waod. , .. , r. ona uc" I 1 o l Elecfn'c•'an IM80PaeiflcSt.J.'.V. l}' Sl2.S ffi(J Nets Sl fMIO h h l h · \' ... " '-for frf'{' f'x11l1in alOI"\.' , .. ,1. ·Hl5-0fi30 and l\lission Vic· sys ems. n Y per sons ·. , s il l!.CY s or air. IC'. 496-7215&675·2051 . " G"E•T 'd · f · l& rrom 11 Ai\f In 1, 1.:\1 Hrnokhurst & Atlanta. _ ferenee 752·16\li Jr• El Toro area, call """' exper 1nproess1ooa Make&:installeleclrical MALE OR FEi\fALE,in· Could be doublC'd. Ne.,.,· 968_0809 He...,·ard Lost male Shih-tzu !i vr~. J-.L. Wanted, 7075 5111 fi..110. WESTERN industrial audio systems systems in boats. A1in. l terested in selling ad- beach area l1 s t1n j!. -blk /wht coll ar 646.j371 ~ EqualOppor. Employer I need a pply. Pastexperin yrexper. vertising in New Worlds llurr-y ~ Sl2.00o Terms to Black f{•malc cat. 2 y rs (N B <.O ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAVINGS I video systems & d igital Assetrbly Carpenter lt-faga1jne. 833-0113 suit. Ed Hiddle Realty. old White s pot on chest. 3..:!'.. ---1Compan1on dr1\•cr & i1tc transmission necess. & Capable or installing pre-lc::..::e::::::::.::::.:.:.:::...,....:.._ Costa A1esa 646-RHI I LOST Vi c Golden Lan-L 05 t . b 0 r row c d 0 r cookinJ,: for rnan 60·65. Baat Manllfacfurer 450 Newport Center Dr l helpful. Up to $11 ht' start-made woodwork on inter Mana)'.tement ---ter.n & Santa Clara, Dana strayed . m<ilc Sh i T zu. 1 ref_. 5JG·04~0; 979··1256 I las an immed. opening ~e'A·port Beach Ca 92660 I ing. Call 547-5901 hetw & exter of boats.1 Yr ex-PEOPLt~ PERSON Candle Mfp:Plant -f f_,qua!OppEmploy M/F 8·12am.E.O.E. Exe I k" r t B . F b Sh Point. Heward , 496·7215 grey & white. ans. to Bkkp" { . 11 b . ora ~.req'd. . C. 00 1ng or par us1 a n c OJ) orfi7fl-20SI. •·Mouth"': missing sint'e :" or ~01a , u~1 -MOLD REPAIR . Final Detailer time btL'liness a11sociate DQgGroom1ngS:ilon -Sun .• \"ic N"pl. lla rbur nesst s 10 .m~ boml.R)rs SPECl•LtST in wholesale s upplies. TV-Retail & Su rplus FOl"ND Kef'shond. 12 /4, 11 1 •h School n e .... ·ard exp. Pa)rOll, (IU3rlt'rly "' COOKS F d s . Req's min 2-3 yrs cxper. nu s in es s r u 11 y llardwarl'Storc-S:IGOOO t Fdwnrds & Slater JI B g . . reports. thru lnal bal.I ~1~st be.capable or re-Arabella Rest aurant 00 erVICe in final preparation or capita lized. Interview tfoll:,i.ndRealty,6454170 f 1den~1fy 6335419 . &IB-1~ -----645·4782 pa1nniz r1~rglass m ~lds in Laguna l·lills Needs Workers boats. Must be able to 673-2223 --. -; --------LOST· i\1ale Chihuahu:t, -' & pa_rl ~ & ma,k1n_iz C2} Good Cooks. Call usemechanicaltools. 1~--==--------RI C~t l. ~. ' . F'ound Siainese tnale cat 4 reddish brwn ..,,. /\.\'hL1 c Coo~ I re1> nr line wants m01"hfLCi1l1ons. Jteq s min 581-1500. ask ror Tom. Hospital ex per. Rotating Apply In Person MANICURIST E o,,EAlLlERS,.111 f SC i 0r 5 yrs old. neutered. vie chest, black rollar & flea cpo',",','o,,n ~~~! .,;:,~","0'21· exp. 3 yrsl cl,pedc. Aypplyhlat: schedule. E .0 . E. Xlnt 1922 s,ari:anca Rd Ready to work. Apply in ~xce en oc·:i ions. on-Candlest1<"k La.54ft-287R collar. An s. to "!\1il·ky"_ ~-•JVn•' ·":..:___ San er ac S COOKS, Exper'd benefits, Must apply in rvine person. Tues thru Fri. 3 t1nuous lra1n111~. all na· ---~JC area 493.1612 . • . . J922 lliirrancaRd F b 24 h ff c t M EqualOppor.Employer to4.PM t76JW n k t1onally ad•.:ert1scr1 lines. Found m;ile Shellie. he . . ---Ltcenr(',rl :Vor.1!1onal Irvine s~:p_~:~&f/ti~ecgpe~~ person, o s a esa a • a er, No fra nC'hi se fee lt-1r . want<; to go home 11 .R. LOST : fem ii 1 c S 1. nurse f.x1> ti ~hargt' 11r t:qual Oppor Employer Memorial llospital, Mrs. Laboratory T echnician,1_ccM ________ _ A!lller l21314513443 894_.:_486.5 . Rcrnard. \"ic. Ri\"crside ~5e_d209"s'.~'., ... ;.~7lnt ref. i n~s. Call bctwn Sam & Dunlap, 30l Victoria, Calif. licensed tech for MASSAGE TECH. ----...... ...... ,...,,, Bo kk /Porf 1• 5pm. 549·0351. C.M. evening shift. 838-9600 I NVENTC>R ha s im ·F OUN D ; ma I e 0,,',_; ~ .. c_,"95"1s t tlwy, Npl -----o eeprr ime 30 TRAINEE ·" ~ HO""'"'.''"' ., .. , .. ,.. Appcox 2 da.vs a \.\"eek. ext. I. .... I d I P rov c d pa I en t Dachshund. 1 yr old ... , " "·" u"'"" Counter llelp, p art-lime, JOung a Y (18·28) or &rrliabll' 1\lust be experienced. •-dy ho eed<$500 & J · · r Jl · wheelchair. nrcds r1nan-VIC. Skim mer Ln. II B. LOST: c•hl\d heartbroken • · Call 9112.8910 betw 8 & Sat lhru Tuesday. No GENERAL ...,. w n mo egil.imale u lime POSi· cial help.534 ·1fi~5 9fi8·9128 over lost Arey fcnialc Write Daily Pilot /\d no. nites. T he Donut Fae· up.Salesoriented.Phone tion. No exp. nee. We C v p & 592. PO l.lcix l:=.tiO Costa 9Ai\I wkdys. Lury, 1172 Sunflower at •Secretaries Marilyn,968-8378 send to school, earn '"O~-·t SO IS found: Bicycle W~l~~n . h~.64~~~~a ~1~a.Ca . 92626 Rus Driver ror La.cuna FairviewCoslal\1esa. *Typish Live-In Companion for while you learn. Apply in t"r""' .... 1 'f 640-1207Hrs4-6pm .-. HelpWantrd 7100 Beach Unified School 1 __________ K hO semi invalid lady_ No person any afternoon or ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND llusky male, no ••••••••••••••••••••••• J)io;trict. 4 hrs or more COUNTER HELP * eyp&R'IC: pr5 housework or cooking. e\'e.Z930W.CoaslHwy., Computer l)pe,.ettingt'nund·G rayshaggydog. I D. Sal n 1tc 11/29, \SST !\IAN \GF'ltf -daily. $4 .183 pr hr. In-P /lime.Days.18&ovr. *PBXOprs Pvt rm & ha. LeisureicNc·c"c·-------- s pec1a li o;t will pay female.Irvi ne. Palis ades. Capislrano 1 · · ' ' or '9 quireal2003Lap:unaCa-Apply betwn 2 & 5pm NEEDtDNOW! World Towers. 540.0744 n••oli at<'d 1n1eresl and Call 551<l38 2 Bch 496-1107 unit complex Ln Costa wkdys Del Taco 1155 Medical Transcriber P'nne•pal on •"",l1110 000 --l\lesa J days per \\'l'Ck ny on Road. 494·8013 · . . · I Tempo Temporary Help or84().1262. "' OST 645 33810 a:n 9517 Baker. Costa Mesa . I 17802Sky Park Irvine 1.cc.cccc==-----F'ast Expert & exper'd year from d:itc or loan . L , : Personals 5350 -r _· ____ , CAR WASH HELP ·~---------only. Busy surgical ofc. GERM •H SHEPHE"D D·l·, • Pe·manent f 00ll • Cal\540-4455 1• N Se d lo be used for . ;ind .., " •••••••••••••••••••••••Auto Hecreat1onal Vehi -fUH or p ftimc. 5 Loca-'" • .. LOAN ewporl. n resumeto secured hy t·o n1puter NearTalbert&Ward DnnkinJ!:prohlcm? cle Drivcr & Mechanic tions. time. Need mature. de· PROCESSORS Classified ad no.569e/o hardware nrcessar~· to In Fountain Valley Call Ah:oho\ llclpline helper. ~1 ake application Metro Car Wash pendable. hrird worklng'µeneral Office, a ccounts Daily Pilot, PO Hox 1560, set up protntyJX' mH·ro· Black & Tan 24 hrs <i day R.15·3830 at Traveland USA, ad· 2950 flo·bo• BI. c ·~ per 5 0 n • N c w po rt I receivable, invoicing. Downey Savings & Loan 1.ccc°':::.:'•:..::Mo"=·c•~·"C0•c926:::o26:·:....._ l l l l l • • " 645-6401 has immediate opcninJ!s rom pu e r >fl scc ex .-. "'· ta "Ri.1--." ministration ofc. Santa/;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;/;;;;;;;;~;--;=:;;::;:::;:::;:;::-Lum her ex per. man-'hla r ' ""' V'C"1" PREGNANT'! d S I in Orange County £or ...,.__,, in-proc es .~ or nr 1 f' SIOOREWARD /\naFTwy.Sand Canyon DENTALAss'l Chair5ide atory. a ary open, ~"" ~ ... monstrating ad\.Jnt.·cd Ca rin g-confidC'ntiaT ExitEastlrvine. Mon.Tues &Fri.Only 540-EE40 conventional loan pro-Young man to work in compult>r t ypi•sl•ttl r\~ NoQueslions Asked counseling & re f('rral . CENSUS L.::C:.~::.. ______ cessors. Must ha \'e ex· growing tool rental bus. capabilities. Cal I Gury CaU 963-1121 Abortion, adoption & llourly rate. 838-5547 1 GIRLS-GIRLS-GIRLS pet. In processing from Mus t be neal in appr & Krohm al492-74f.tl. 1 12 11 175 T " keepin)'.t. AYON ENUMERATORS DENTA.LAssistant Easy fun job, day or documents through fund· very neat hand writing. 6 ----1 ,os t , 1ny APCARE5'17-2563 Chairside night. No exp. nee., we ing. Day wk, pref. married Money Wanted 5030 Chihuahua t'emale. San CITY Ot" fleavy Lab. 838 _5547 train you. You must like Contact Personnel Dept man ror perm resp. posi- ••••••••••••••••••••••• Juan Ca p 1s t ran o . MASSAGE NEED EXTRA NEWPORT BEACJ{ people & be at least 18. 549·0902 I.ion. Exp not req. Apply Will pay 10--:. 1nt!'rt>st nn 1 lfc:i rt hroken. Reward . FIGURE MODELS $2 .3.'; Pe r Hou: . Dental Asst, part-time, ~iA~p~plly~a~n~Y~•~ft~·i•~·~·~v~•:· i i ~Eq~"~'~' ~Op~po~·~-~E~m~p~Jo~y~e~'·JJ'~•~m~~tio~n~o~o~n~.:..'..1:9:.:30 well secured S.l5.200 lstl 496·1506 SS TOMA.KE Tl•mp?rary pos1tio n!I experienrcd. Call Dr. 2112Harbor,CostaMesa. NewportBlvd,C?.1. T.0 . Gl)Od Costa ~f es a L. 0 1 k L d ESCORTS CHRISTMAS beg1nn1n11 Jan. Apply by WeineratS-17-8501 - pl-operty Pnmt• huycr ST. H ac abra or Outcall·J\ppt.onl y MERRIER? Der.. 19th. 1975 at thel-====="---GUARDS Help Wanted 7100HelpWanted 7100 Call 645-722 !. a sk: ro r "~1ALCOLA1 ". Dana Pt. lJome·Office-Stud io Personnel Dept.. 3300 Dental Floating /\s11 is t. Immed. e mployment, ••••••••••••••••••••••· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Realtor Dan Wrillc>ntine Arl'a. A1 on n1te Dec I . 631 _381 1 Earn them us an AVON Newport Blvd. N.B. for busy Jong estab'l o~c. rull &: p /time. Inside ----1 R ,eward .496·21 23aft5. REPRESENTATIVE. Non s.ITloker. Refs. Wnte work. Work Hny shift. U RG ENT-$25 000 -· FOXEYGIRI 'SO t C ll ' ·r l -1 Class1r1edadno.568c/o Un•'fo•ms rum. Irvine& , , . , · Lost · Blk L"a b mix , 9 ~ U · a ~el l be11:ut1 u ~1.t.~.Chef,m~tbeexper.f~ll DailyPilot,POBoxlSOO, nee_ded . l r1me ~.E . mo 's Femalt", .ft,fa ssage. U·Call, We -Jewelry. co11met1cs. Ot'part-Ume.CaUfor1n-Costa MesaCa92626 CostaMesaareu.Age 21 pro).S50.000r('turn1n90 '"Sly m1c '' JIB Ca ll come. Spe cia liz e morc.T'll .show you how. lervicw.673·9393. , o r ovr. Ret ired ok. u6;Y3~3~~ur~ b;~:~;8~11 960·lfl.52. • · Paraplegic!!. 542-3169 Call 540·704 1 or Zenith Dental Assist. p/time. Ex-Universal, 1226 W. 5th St, 7 1359 ded d d l SA . Equal Opp. a"ytl·me SPIRITUAL R'•D".R . · 11an uty enta as· Lost i:rry & ...,,h1le £emale ,.,,. '"· Cocktail Waitress · & l Emp!Qyer. k \,. ......._n JO A l\f -10 PJ\f s1st P aque control in· l-'""'""''-""------1 Mort-s Trust 1lten. 4 me>!'. 1c. Univ. '-'~ Apply in Person .slructor Chalr!ildl' e 1 d & D .. =-' 5035 e ark )l rt>tnbell 552·7436 /\dviceonallmatte r!I, BABYSITTER Wanted· JtoSPMMonthruF'ri · •. x-Jl ospita l ·A es ~ 312 N. El Camino Real, Mature Yt'oman tu sit w/2 The Ancient Ma riner per. XrSayl ll C' req84<21·.,~!"1 t Or~rlies, immed open- ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.0~T parrot . g reen SanClemente.Por11ppt. !1mlhoy!l.3 dAyiia weck. 2fi07 W.Coastllwy,NB oppor. a open .. .__,, lngs . Train ees ok . LOANS t 80 % w red on hl'ad . tame C9'l·9034 '492·9138 493·5780&493-0253. DENTAL RE CEP ·l..'.'.642,;::·0400"°'~·'------UQ 0 RcwArd for returninJ,: TIONIST i I st TD 'CHM5-9o/o our family friend Please. MAHCYS OUTCALL Babys itter. matur(', ror '4 COOK ex per in dinner . m_n 2 yrs ex per Hostess/Cashier for main Cttll ~4351 n1le or day Massage. Call yr old Cd !\1 Prerer refs. prere~ matUre ' in dental offlce6"2·5243 dining room . Mus t be ex· hdTDLOOfls llR;irt11 . IZ131421·0S 74 644-1680 Call673-77S.0 person. Desk Clerk The Jnn at per'd, Apply in person Fairest Terms since 19491 :---:--:----,.·---...,-,,.1 _ _:.:..:.:..:..:.:.:..:._~c:...:__l-::-:---c: Laguna i i 1 N Coast an. IOam , Hotel Laguna, -sc;itll"°'Mtj. C0.-'1mt ff:'m:iilt 4 nur. blk Babysitter /llousekeeper COOK 1-lwy, La'guna Be~ch.. Ask ~So. Cotlst Hwy, Lag. IG·llll $4S..()flll Lah. wht ve11t. Totu loved •DlVORCE• matur e, trans portation fmmed. O'""'ning. Ex """r·l~lo~'~M~'~'~·~G~o~b~;e~J ____ 1 ~Be:::::h~ . ...,.-...,.-.,-,-::------------l verymu1·h,\osl8tHtch& Mo n .fr1 7 30·6PM ,,~ ,.,.. Not: expensive Let ua do 962.2003 • in thcrn~utH' dieU pr<'-tr I I g 1 2 days WTD Loclns WantH i~~ H.R. M7·~ & it. ISO includes all rorms.1---------' r'd. '4 DAya per wk. 2 DIETARY SPVSR ::::fy~8~ajbo; Island BuyT.O ·a rorc~sh. __:_ ________ I }~xpert service . Call Bahy!litter fflr 3 mo. nld . Mornln,c: mcali\ & 2 l'vt. F'(J' _ror 14' Bed SNF bayfront home. $2.50 hr. -t.Nna.on2nd 'f. ·~ b-0 ST ~ red m n 1 e Jortf'll & A!lsc. Sant• Ann, Start In J an M Th. my meals. i\pply 1n person, Previous dlrt.l"Yi' rxpr. 833-31'5 N"ewl.o•ns ?ndT.D.'a DotM-rmoin,!lt"aronhtad SJ4.09fll home 646-2:157.NB A.'112 Newman l\\•e, II R. necc. Must ha'<". CC)m •. 1 c==::.::o•c....-----~ eq::j~~~r)Jv_ ~:11~~~k"" & Beach, H.B '1,o-,-.-;,-,-F-R_E_E_M_A_R_Y_, Rl\U MAIDc_.;:__-1 o"='~·=!ISS=.:I". ------:~~~v~d ~o~nr':~~edO~~ l~J:Ms::..:anted ~ive BAkNETI'MTG.CO. KAY Facial. Let m e with local followlntt:. COOK T RAIN EP.· ExJ>tr waMCS & beneflllli. l\pply 557·3870. ,. 20 Yrt in Org Cly, Hat-~ tol:helhlnt" tb sell ? !lhow you how ~ttllt you C . M -N cw p.o rt n r e a preCerred, full lime (2 13) In pe"on_ 8382 Ntiwman 64$-1134 an.)'Ome Claasllied ads do it well, can look. !J8S.$'400. 979·1268 592-1040 Ave. J~B. M2·S.S:U. Cau,tfled Adi "'"'"'..!i i 1 , MANAGERS & ASSISTANT MANAGERS Hamburger Hamlets Due lo our present rapid extension program, we _ are seeking energetic people who w1sh·to progress quickly. If you prove to be stable & dedicated & possess the ability to lead & motivate people, your future is with us. Man agement experjence is desirabl e, but not necessary. Excellent sala ry . Company paid benefits. Apply Mon thru Fri 9AM-Noon GENERAL omcES 322 Ho, FoothUI ltd, k•ft'iy Hiiis Equal Opp<>rttftty EntploY"' \ ..... " ,. ,. . . -. ~!.~~~:! ..... !!.~~ ..... ~!'!·::! ..... !!~ ~~~ ..... !~~~ l ~~f.~~t:.~ ..... ~!~. ~~ .......... ~~.~~ ~ ............. ~?.~~ 'Nmftur. S.1ur::~~=6~:5 IOSS ~A~:ILOT .::: 'i?g~~~!e~~t'c~~ A •RECEPT /SECY• TAILORESS COODIESGALORE , ·~.WORLD• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• needed Top money N . tcur. typ Good ph ESTATE ITEMS Coe r,., C'h1budhu11 . 9ft C\lstom cou<'h, z yrs ESTATE SALE PUILIC AUCTION studio 631•381 ~ ' ew VOi~. Neat, mature $600 AN'TlQUr.5 Pood Jca. lo> h 1 h I TU , OIJ·il' Velour, t'O:.t R!65 Antiques. Sm all A J'I MANY ITEMS OF FINJo. • . MSnarllynlU Ja&m8es,J54lin0.500fl We have a nnsition open for ,,.0 ex· Furn, porce1laCmb ..... slmilvor S~taltes~ <J; Shepherd, Sacrll1n• $3011 tt td pb1tnn·:1. l.it-:hl rixturei., ESTATt: J t!W El...R Y. MOTELNIGHTCLERK e ne ne ao .-.-0 glass,trysU . u s as 11moyn1, ap Spanst'ls, Vtlvtt Bc.-nrh & rull bc.'<1 k n:rords. hobby ART OBJECTS. AN Best Western Qipi.strano Newport Beach Aicency penenced ta1loress to work part time t.hop early bl& sale 4 d~ys mtn1·Schn1Hun. Porns. si,rcad to matrh hkc new ~P ~ 11 e i. , w 0 m 04 n TIQUF-<i. FINE FURN. lnn, 27174 Ortega Hwy, 4340 <;;am pus Drive alongside the g reatest master tailor lo only Dec ·M, 1917 Church 100 m1x\•d pupp1ei. Sturl both $100 640-5335. tHchl'r's clothing, n 14. ETC. PHON 1-: fo'OR JN SJC. Muat be bondahle (Opposite 0 c Airport) be round anywhere in the G Fe.EA TEST St C.M. 1 blk E New Port SYS most brt>ed!> 2S2!i w sh~s. SL lOAAAA, tools, FO & BRO<.: JI u R 1'.: over21 Forappl493·S66i RB> ONION SfORE to be found anywhere. Our bt..,!!'t9lh&20lb ~n:!et°~~~~~~~ SA Ht~a~~:c~r~~ 1~~~· Jewelry . port1tblt' 6452200 Muftlcian wantPd, lt>ud DANA POINT store is located an Newport Be,ach & COLLECTllLE steal at $450. 673 12Sfi typcwntt.1°'>. 0.tiv~·~tl ad G111 nnt11· Snl~. Antqs. new guilar. bu:s & vocal NOW IORlNC the tailor s hop is on the 2nd floor orthe Plates & Fi gurin e:1 Need desperult'ly to find der. Me>< ~rt . .:arts 3-bsx! toys, Too mu('h to l t~l 9 muslt:ravel848·1437 •Wallrcsst>s store in a large air conditioned room Hummel, B & G, Royal RCOOd home for I 1 ·yr old Se-feet Us.d Furn. Sb~i is~f~:.~~o~~> ~~~ to 5, Thurs thru Sun Nurses Aides & Orderlies, 3·11 s hirt. Will Lrain. Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp, 661 Center St, CM •Cooks Copenhagen many other oon Hound Cull rnorn Thais weeks special, • • , · 21702 Impala Ln . HB. nr. •Cashier-Hostesses Wllh.th beall new equipment. We also have famouis names. lOO's to ingi.6759047 4ClubChains,$65.ea. 'folower Sl CM Bu!ihardlllamilton •Bartenders e st sales staff. selling lo the be dis posed of. Low , -4 Danish Chrs S30 ea. G Sal, M 0 b'kc •Dii.hwashers·Busboys . t t &'f ldlk t . c.19.1704 Oarhn~ Llltl1• Stot'ktng 2LaneEndTbls & arage . l 11 I :!,Sat0nly.llAMto4PM. Apply In Person ntC~S CUS Omers l YOU WOU I e 0 pnces . .,.. . Stuffors. AK(' York1es, 1 (;c)('ktail Tbl. $45 ea push mo\\ l'r. 11nt1qul' Ovt!rseas transfer, Rart DmaPeintM.,;no have the opportunity t o join our OAKSALE,largestselec· malt> & ft'malt· $175. 163SSUperiorUmt4,CM sew1n~ lllal'httH' & /\nt q Ub l Sectry OPTOMETRIC Assb;tant, alert, mature, have cur, must type, will train. 843-2350 or 548-1526 llAM &PM team ... Plcase send a brief resume to: liof! or pressed back 962 1713 __ 548_7951 houicch~ld •Lcni!>.. 1707 Sl200tbest ofr Fumed L g be n n. Dally Pilot, fl. 0 . lo.x 1560, Costa chaus, oak tables. com 0, •hsh . . Main ~t Huntington Orig Oil Seascupe, areco. ne i s ~Ca.9.2626 OassHMdad 601 mode s, dressers , ac und,ri:malt·.M1m Nauticalswivellng"Cap· Beudl __ known artist, $1000/bist Equal Oppor. Employer • no. • rockers, in Orange Coun 1 yr old, AKC. Blk & brn. tains" bar stools, pair Garaee sale. 2 lam ~'r1 , ofr, CE Ele<: dryer $45, ORDER CLERIC Necess. skill:s · Typing, phone work, basic math Exper. in International business desirable. Send resume to Classified ad no. 602, c/o Daily P1lot, P. 0 . Box 1560, Costa Mesa. Ca 92626. W•wilcontoctyoufor•lnter-.le•. ty. All wholesale to the L<>vesC'hildrcn 62.50542· $55.675·2960 Sat. Sun , 10.4 pm 20961 playpen. clothmg, mise public STEWART LAB PUPS AKC K l R 1. Snug llarbc.ir Cr HU 1t\•m:s.25J27 \'1JV1ejo,an H.tpW hd 7 100,H lpW t d • 7 100 RCYI'H ~IQUES, 1760 whelped 8/17t7S, champ nraugoeaheydre lufefc.,,danbaecrk, Sohs, bl'ds, :.tereo. Condo. El Toro. (nr on e an e M a c M 645 9446 bk • ~ • o h d •· b Jeronimo &. ~I Toro> ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• onrov1 . . . . gmd, xlnt hunt quala· nearly new $75. Call f an~s in rm • ua Y 586-7123. S •LESl .... SIDr. TRAINEE Lge halltree lge buffel ty, beaut. blks, fem. $85. 551·3325 ur You name it ------- Respiratory Therapist Min 2 yrs e><per. Must have e><per. in blood gases. ICU &. general respiratory care. Salary A "" r; • • 646-7390 968·3119963 75'l7 Ch s I f Commercial, industrial fur htl' manuf. plant, school clocks. Oak Must 13' l f d k bdrm Pre-, nstmas a e um. lighting. Prerer ex f time Start $2 hr. Call sell.963·6163. Sh1htzu Puppies AKC se~~!!~ ~a~~: twin Super Sale Saturdav & toys, clothes. household per1ence. Quotations. ap· 979-8600 GI .a. ....... S .a.LE Perfect for Christmas beds 846_6217 Sunday Dec 6 & 7 !iAM goodies. Sat 9.4 1207 O -R-G-.-.... -5-,.-L-E_S __ 1 commensurate w /lratn- Ar. A mg & e><per. Contact Mr. . Old eslab'l co. Good Hamilton. Costa Mesa benefits $800 Draw. Xlnt Memorial Hosp ital. plication engineer1nl{, Typist. Accurate. Xlnl OP· A" 1 A 644 2577 · --'tJI 807 West Bay tt75 !1577 &>al·rest CdM. ___ _ production planning, POrlumty fantostic Pric es Schnauzer Puppies, AKC. ~. 2pedyrsi~l~~ess, hke G_aragt: Sale 5-09 Calle De Rem ode Ii n ~ Sa I e. J sales order. The Miller 645-2111. To 50% and MORE! born Oct 'l7, Wiii hold for 0•"·5908 Soto. San ciemente. Bar f'am1hes J H. Biggar Company, Costa Mesa. O'IV b fn<>. antique kit Cum&_ decor items. 1856 ~0.4366.B.Stales. 1 TYPIST/RECEPT. f.~~.,!_s5·t m as $125 · chaernrtca' ... P ''h l Pl N BS potential. 642·2734. EOE. Chris Baker , 540·5001 Snelling & Snelling or Courtney Antiques .,........,.,. Dk. Brwn. naugh sofa & ble & r ha1rs, T\', on" ares • at 1 1 Neat. accurate. good 81 CM l d 1~1· items. l"n Ouly SA~ESWC?MAN . ~rammar, cxper'd only -~_90Newport Christmas Colltr!.. 6 wk Jove seat $85 x ot. con ' ~~~/un";o.4 -------- Exper d for h1gh fashion 1 Contact Mrs. McDowell. En~l1 s h washstand , old , A KC , Males. refrig, $30, 963·6010, EstateSale.1022Sandcas Newpe>rt Beach Agency 4340Campus Drive Rll store. Full or p /t1me •William PNeira As· walnut. marble top, Hea lthy pups to good 347·7~ ESTATE Sall' no. Mis· tie Dr., CdM. Sat., Dec 6 CaJIJoann,644·2652 I sociale:-.,644·0620. gnl'll tile, $105.00. homeonly.842·64!17. Cor n er Gro up . take s ale yes! Anti· ~~!~~itu:ea(;0~0 ~fa~: PART-Time eves & Sat AM. P ref'd for students, inside work, guaranteed wage. Call Al. 542·9013. CCU/ICU ,._ _________ 1 f:f1ualOppor Employer 645-0R92 • green/orng / yellow ques. furniture, clothes. Alsii Amencan J•en'ta"e full & p /timc. 3·11.30 &1• -IRJS11 Setter pup. $25. couches AM/FM radio muchmisc.Nojunk.Sat. "' " 11 -7:30 shirts. Contact SECRETARY Setofpr_essedbackcha1rs, Male, 6 mo 's. Call $70842·5796 u .B. only 9 to 5. 602 Acacia, Books. toys, games, ek. Mrs. J ensen , 642-2734, •UTOTEM* 2 Persian rug runners, 631·2634. Coronadel Mar LotsofGoodies • Cos la M em or i a 1 Ad A Lithophane lamp & misc. . Living room set with 2 , , PBX OPERATOR Hospital, 301 Victoria. gency EMPLOYMENT 968-2516 Irish Setter/Lab. Pup-sofas & modern bedrm W THE G/\HA<.a; SAU.! Ans wering service needs Loe a ted near 0 C . OPPORTUNITIES ----pies. Healt~y & Loving 6 set. Reasonable. 546·4016 · WO ! Lionel Tram Set. pael'es, mature. dependable .c •.• M •.• E •.• o •. E_. -----Airport. If you l'an take Joullor Part·Timt> FRY FOVAL GLASS Tea wks nominal charge Refrag/Frzr Jlotpoint track. lay out. Pool Ta person llPM·7AM, WILL Set: Tea pol, 5 cups & 496-4559 4 Old dressers $90·Sl85. bronze, dbl dr . .ul"wd x bit'. Model Airplane & TRAIN. Ask for Mrs . Gregg s horthand at NoExpcr-Necessary saucers.833·8801aft5. Newer5pcbedrmset,lol 6.5"h1x26dp.$250,Norge motor, Steel Shelving, Jackson.644.4500. 100·120 wpm . tyri-AgP 2l-6.5Eligible ------Beaut Chocolate Brn. 8 of s torage $300! Cnb & Refrig /Frzr 31><65 x26 Hugs, Chandelier. other RN between 55.75 wpm & are Go To The Nearest Mu~t sell 30 yr old hand· m o • F e m a I e kantwet mattress $30, $100, Anlq. Wrought Iron goodies, Sat. only. 9 4 REAL ESTATE SALES looking for ;t C'hallenl!e. TIC TOC MARKET pamted china. Weama raner •Needs lov· 640-8696 Wine rack $125, Anlq Vic· 9550 Gardenia, F. V. nr Em~njency then send us )'our rt:'· For Apphcations & lnro 640-1663 ing home soon w I person ton an Marble Topchesl nus ha rd & warn er. ATTENTION P lt1me. llPM·7·JOAM . sume. OR CALL (714) 642·7702 -able to give attention & Used Furniture Sale' $250. K·!.Z bed frame $10, 531·5920 LICENSED. Xlnl workin~ conds ClassifiedAdno5'i7 TicTocSystems,Inc Armoire. burfet. oak training. 646 ·9785 Night stands.end tables. Twnbed$25.ChairsS5to ---·-----UNLICENSEO, E O f.' Cont a c t o c 'o Daily Pilot hoos1er. dropleaf tbl. lge 1 dressers mirrors dining GET THE RED R . h, R c . PO Bo>< 1560. cust desk ~ 0321 any ime. ' ' si5, Evtnrudc OB motor BUILDERS SALE' CARPET oac e, N. osta Costa Mesa. Ca 92626 Waitress, ex per. only : •. -=-Yorkshire Terner. AKC. 1 room tables. etc. Npt. as new $."ZOO. Goodies & • TREATMENT! M es a Memo r i a I----------Noon·f:H" shirt. Olue Appliances 80l0 little female. Supreme Apls. 2450 Npt. Blvd .. Junk, Whl Velvet Uphol Traventine Marble W . Hospital, 642·'l73.i. Oolphm, 3355 Via Lado, ••••••••••••••••••••••• It t Mgrs. Apt chair $75. Make offers Toilets, Sinks, Pullmans. e train you to selli---------• qua 1 y in every aspec . De & th 1 26 V Dishwasher, Gravel. homes with an accelt>ral· SECRF:TJ\RY NB Dshwshr, wshrs ~{!yrs, $350. ~-0646. anytime. Plants : house ferns $l·S3, C6 7 on Y 51 IS· Mirrors & much, mul·h edcoursclhatstarts1m-1 GENERALOf'FICE recond .guar $45 ~·5218 giant yucca,l gal.Jade, ta Dr., Bayshores. 11 mediately. u you are in-RN'S PARTTIMf: 494 9444 WAITRESSES 839-7620 Dachshund puppies AKC Sword & Maidenhair 548-5459 ~(.~ ~: dri~:h~1 ~JG teresled in earninn bin SECRETARY Exper'd. F'ullorp/l. for your Christmas fern $1 ea Sago Palms B money from the ~tart. Goodhrs.Neatappear. Kenmore Washer, $35. 3 Stoc kin g 551 _3 925 · · . · GiantGaragcSale,Sat.& PolarisDr.N .. (full-Time) Over 21 cycle.Coppertone ,looks eve"./wknds 545-l2299mJumperoDr., Sun. Furniture, Home ., -J(Cl individualized Cree Med Surg, 11·7 .". o shirt. TO THE 1 " CM D "" Cl th BARGAINS GALORJ:: lS " Surf&Sirloin ikenew.493-0195 ecor. aoys, o mg, · trainingonthejobinone F.xper. acute care "'9"0WC lII N B --very s mall miniature9pcd1'n set$8S Hm or yo u name il' 2909 Years accumulation, of many top offices local h · 1 1 L' ti PRESIDE~T ·•· ·' oas wy, • R d r• o t eryth'ng goes . osp1la on y. c.xce ent ~ No Phone Calls "~ana a a.r ,ange. Dachshund female, 5 off. teakwd. de~k & ~hr. Ch.estnut Ave.C M btwn m s ev i . . edthruoutOrangeCoun· benefits. Contact Mrs M1crowaveo\en w/auto months $."Z0.892-0713. S85 9'be ·o ch&l'h Minor ca/Pr1mrose. Chns~~as decorations· ty, call for further tie-Jensen. 642·'l734. Costa Top skills r~q'd W/\REllOUSF. M/\N defrost. Like new $425. . 111.e c u r Mesa Verde tree. hvmg and bedroom tails. Arlene, (714) Me sa Mf'morial Apply inperson /\pply in per s on 552·9390 AKCMalePom.WolfSa-f.65 .54.9-3724 --furniture. appliances. _848_·8_7_4_2 _______ 1 llosp1tal, 301 Victoria CUSTOMWEAYE Customwenv(• Carpets --. -ble. 2 yrs old. Miniature. French Prov Dminl? Ta-Antique Sew Mach Base, books, tools and 1oo·s of • _________ , C.M. EOE. CARPETS 18480 Pal'ificSt l''V. Refnc.lg. 12 cf 1 d1r I Xlnt Phone551·0391 ble & 4 chairs $295 Table. Toys, Clothes. 10 misc. items. Sat/Sun. ----------l'On S75. can t caver. . 536.7977 557.723•6 aft spd. Bike, luggage & Dec 6&7 12 lo 4 PM RealEstaleSalcs ------18480PaclficSt.F.V. WheelAlignmcnt&Rrakl' 7~44·H or750 1172 Cockapoo Puppy. White 6PM ' • ·misc. Sat 10·6. 811 E ONLY. ••NO OTHER UNIQUEHOMES RH Technl(:1an Newport . Malt>. $25. 9 weeks old. ---llay Ave tdownstair:-.>. TIME PLEASE'' 1200 10 Years of s uccess in Perm. weekt"nd charj?e SECRETAHY Tm• Center. 5 Day "'ork W <f' ",1 1 n ~ h " ~ s ~ 642·6'\~ &642· 72 8' Naugahyde sofa. Ox· Balboa Pen Nexl to Dover Dnve, Newport Mesa Verde. Beautiful pos1t1on. Day shift. Sub Neededforallgcncralof y,k Sal+ l'Omm. Apply re rigt'rJtor "11rr.tn~ . blood. very good cond. BalboaPav1l11on. Beach. office. Strona sales sup. h h .t 1 fice duties. Need 1mmt'd 3000 F C • t llw CdM eoml. older. $35 & you Ooberman A.K.C. ~75 645.7964 -~---------.. acute, psyc · ospi a · 548·776.5 ' oas y , -move4!f4 :137·1{'\'C" I male,$100 "'' · GARAGE SALE· Sat & 3FamgaragesaJe.Sat& port. 2 Openings. Contact Fringe benefits. Garfield ----· JackieHandleman Conv . H osp., 778l SECRETARY WllOWANTSTOWORK? XI le I < Fr t bl 646562f> 642-1435 6 Modern Dining Room Sun9322 Portsmouth Dr Sun. many misc items. 546 5990 T>lUVt: A CAR' n °~~ · : · . or ,'ii l' . Chairs, Duncan Phyfe H . B -Yorktown & 970.972-974. Junipero, CM ----··--··---~~-~~eld Ave, JIB Shorthand not req Gd CHOOS E your hourc;, ~~~t~~~~htr 6'1697855~;~~~af~~:~;t~~t~~ Table drp·lf. antique _Bushard _ _979-__ 9_~_. _____ _ w /flgures Newport \\Ork for >ourself. 1.>1..· qu·I reas 842.6927 Desk.&more.2606Sanla G g S 1 1 l r t ll S 1 S d •-REAL ESTATE SALF.S RN. vacation relief for 3 Center C P A. Reply by your own boss. ~1en or F r1 "1da1 r e \\ a .. h 1 n" a · · · Ana Ave, CM 548·946.5 tara eC a e. 0 s 0 po · A ey a e atur ay °"' mail to C1fford & h "' ,., ery ampus & Culver, Sunday. Christmas gifts. •Jo1·n ~1 wks & thereafter 2 days Monroe, so'o Newport Women. Can be shg tly mat'hme,gcxxl<-ond$20. Lhasa Apso Puppies, Rattan h"ghback swivel Irv then follow signs 417GoldenrodCDM 'Tt wk.549-3061. handic apped. Nl'al-Call842·7369 fu11v. :-.tockml! stuffers. k .,}0 2209 R bl . ~ ~ Center Dr Suali' 507. Clean Appearance ---Champion ~med AKC. roe erqo . epu ic )q__~~__J(_J(_y[_Jf_p ~. T~l.Realtors SALES-ADVERTISING NwptBch.92660 Vl'ts .. retarcd Al!<-25toKenmoreGasDrycr S45. Depos it ~,II.hold . Avenue,CostaMesa 19 ---__ ----:.~~~ee 15 day training Outst~nding sales OP· SEC-R ET A Ry . 1-: n 70 Suppl£'ment your in Kenmore Washer $50, 645 4236 CoHee table hand crafted •Cadillac car program ixirtunity. Sell advert1s· tr e pre n e u r n e c d s come Drive a t'ab 6 hrs Wastekang Dis hwasher agate . latd top kidney •Hawaii, Acapulco trips rng sp~ce for Ora~ge mature, expenenccd. de or more a day 1\pr>lv m S50. Guar .546·8672. GNman Shephl•rd Pure h 1~ 10 548.9641 •lst place -sales tn Coun~y s~astest growing tail secr etary to help person.Ycllowl'ah<"n.A ti 8015 Bred Pups. 8 wks old. 5 ape, · · publ.1cal1on.-lml"l_'l~d . control new t'xpanding 11 2.51 Slater 1\H•, l·'oon UC on ~.847 ·8052 Oval dark walnut dining ~~~~n~~a~~~~~ngs taken ope~mg. This pos1t1.on business. Flexible hours, lain Valle) ••••••••••••••••••••••• S 'lk. p AKC -table, 51 ~·x4' with 2 extra req s hard wor~. m · tremendous opportunity. **I BUY** 1 .•e ups-leaves. 499·4287 in Orange County lelhgence & .most impo. r· 675·1001 2 Mo s, exl·ept. b<'aul. ---•1st place-li stings sold in tant professional selling __ ____ •Wilt Train $450+ Good Used ~'urniture & £.z groom . no shed. no Patio furniture, table & 4 Orange County C t · C'ompanv. 1·.., li•i)ki'ri•' for Appliances -OR 1 will odor. 557 2821 chairs wrou0 ht iron, like · · ex per. ompensa 1.0!1 SECURITY OfCRS • ~ ' ,.. c~11 f y ,., •1st place-advertising in commensurate w /abLh· "willing to train" in· -~ or ou. new$35.842-7300. California ly. Male or female. Call F /time, 40 hr wk. Phone dividual. Sonw ht.-typ. MASTERS AUCTION ---- •lsl place-advertising in Mr. S k o In i k . ( 714 ) & car req 'd . Uniform in!-{. Mus t ha\'e front or 646-8686 & 833-9625 Free to You 8045 Queen s z bd w /der rt 'r theU.S.A. 894-4781forinlerview. fum.Plantinlrvine Call fll'e appcaranl·e. Call Aft6-Call842·1542 ••••••••••••••••••••••• hdb~d /spr d /(rm $90. •1st place winner RELO ----------1 Lt. Warren, 833.JOOO. ext Control Career Employ-Dachshund Puppy. 8 wks Quality Wln~t cof tbl & Home Buyer's Contest SALES COUNSELORS 191 menl Agt>ncy. 556·8505. Bicyclts 8020 o I d . W e a n e d & end tbl. S60 t>a. IBM el cc If unlicensed. let us as· For Newspaper Promo· Service Sta. Allt>nd:rnt. -.-••••••••••••••••••••••• housebroke n. Female. htyp~rtdfr wS2/0sl~~A~66·95 Gal sist you in obtaining your tion. Must enjoy working p /time. t-:xper'd only Wool Presser, dr) ~lean-tJsed Bikes & Parts. Buy, 833·1690 um1 r ·.,.... l · ReaJEslatelicense.Call with young people 10 to Avail eves & wknds an g plant, onl) ex; sel l & tradl'. 24 88 . BUNK b eds, custom Bill Rory 14 years of age. Reliable Ne a l a P Pc a r . & per1cnced nel'd appl). New po r l n I.. c M . 2 yr old while male Boxer made. ideal for boy's 842-6691 lranspe>rtation required. handwriting. Apply AM 491lll4..t68·10AM.6·8PM. 642-7910 &4.moC?ldGermanShort room. Reasonable. TARBELL:= F.xcellenlpart-timepe>si· 2590Newport8lvd.CM • Y :\CJIT Salesman Sh . C t' l -I Ha1rPomter548·6559. 962·6.513 t1on. High pay for 2·3 · ~ · • c wino on 1nco a . . ---------- hours each evening. half· Ser\'icc Station Allen n e "' cl e d · SC H O C K verv little usl', >.tras. $95. To good famil y· New-Dining Set 1 O p c. d ay Saturday . Call dant. Exper Must be ROATS. 2900 Lafayette. 96i°4458 days 962·6772 foundland Dog, 2 Y~ old Sheraton. Mah. Cost 642-8102 for interview over21.Applyinpcrson. NewportRe'!5h ___ eves male good w /kids. $3000. S2000 or bst ofr. ----before6:00 Retween 10am-2pm 2()(1 --. S46-8354. 581·0264. Real Fstate Sales . W. Cst. llwy. Np'HC'h Peugeol lO s pd lady s FR E E • 1 Id --------- 1926-1976 Newport/Irvine ar ea Sales· Educational SCRAM-LETS quick release whl, alloy\ Norwelg~ Elkho'u~d 0nds Elegant Duncan Phyf_e 2 The "national but .3DAYS-S60 Service Stat~on Allen crank,Jmo old536·96S2 gd.hm.kidsdog.642.0064 pedestal tbl. 5 chairs, neighborly ·• winning Publishers of the _World dant. exper d Day & ANSWERS 8 . R 1 h d - -buffet, pads, & leaves team with high comm/ Book Encyclopedia. an Eves. Full & P/llme. Ap S~~wisnn J~. ~~~pds~ ~S Free Lovable Lh~so Poo, fi650_._64_0._09_1_1 ____ _ split, training program. equal op~r. employer, ply: Shell Station, t 7lh & Crouch -Arbor ea. Xlnl rond. 644 1034 6 yr old male. Will t rade Love Scat Herculon, nation wide referrals and bas 3 openin~s for men or Irvine. N n_. _ Nomad -Hubhle for cat. 645·0113 l I d ROlJRBON -------new, $125. Exceptional more. Ce n l u r Y 2 1. women ~ gave sa es e-SERVICE MAN Office 10 Spd. American Flyer . MacArthur at Ford Rd in monstrallons 3 days a h . The Postmaster General Jewel. Mens bike. Need Collie/Shepherd female. 4 Buy. 548-0543. the old r anch house. wk·8 :30am-4 :30pm . mac i!1 es . !'dxcl~t·~ plansloraiselhcpnceof work.$25.646-5777. monthsold.Needslargefled Set It d 950 Previoussalesexper.not t ypewritt>.r, a in~ stamps again. but this yard.646-1880 room '>< n con.·· 64().<t • req'd Position pays $60 mach. repairman want lame nobody's gonna Man's tall 27" Yolks --drop leaf table. refng, kl r 6 1 e d. Good sa l a r y & romplam.They'rt>going Cycle. lOspeed. E><lt :3Chrislmaskitlens.2blk. electricstove.673-6243. R EAL ESTATE w Y guarn_. or sa es benefits. Call for appt. to put BOUHBON'in the o d ..:.noo Ph 642-5487 1 smokey. Bo><ed Lrnd. 6 G S-' 8055 d.emonstr~llons w /poten-Coast Office Equipment glue. c n . .,.,., . . wks. 751-5729 er• ute OPPORTUNITY tial wkly income of $130. 548 7794 __ _ New 'l7" 10 speed. sioo. •••••••••••••••··~··••• Well located RE office. Call Virginia Calkins for -· Schwmn 26 .. 2 ~peed, $35. Adorable Puppies. Mixed Furn i lure. drums , Opening for 2 licensed personal interview. ~wing ~o!iilion • 646-6102. 1921 Diana, NB. breed. Free. Ca ll e'•e & typewriter. misc, addng. salepeople. Your own 673-1166. Growing Qwlt & Pillow Mtt-chond1se weekend. 645-5376 machine 5431 Kenilworth desk and phone. 18 Years manufacturer in N 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Schwinn Stingray. boys' Dr. H B. 1n same location. Call for Saleslady over. 4o. m.ust seeks p/llme person w I Antiques 8005 bike. Xlnt. Cond. $35. 580 German Shepherd, 7 mos., _________ _ interview. W. E. Lachen· have e><per. an selhng e><per culling. sewmg ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hamilton Street. CM . J0963lbs. F6emale has shots. Apt size el~ctric rai:ige. myer. Realtor/Owner, better dress~s. Coo~ etc. Ask ror Barbara, PUILIC AUCTION W 24 .. 3 S ·524 Many Chnstmas g1.fts. 1860 NEWPORT BLVD. pay, xlnt working cond1· 557·1126. MANY ITEMS OF FINE LIKE N~ . pd. Adorable kittens to good <?ma mery~s,. outside Costa Mesa. 646·3928, lions. Ask for Mr. Heller J E W EL R Y A RT AMF Carl Bike, purple. borne. Male & Fem. 12 lights. Artil1c1al Oowen:. eves673-4577. 673-2990 . Shoe Sales. f /lime OBJECTS ANTrQUES $30.962-5176 wks. Box trained. Come see Saturday & employee wan l ed for N"" Fu' RN ""Tc' C & 897 3968 Sunday. 2281 Fordham, ----------iSalesmen or women, ex· Lanz Shoe Dept. No e><· Fl ,., . . ,., . omeras -CM 1 th al" --------•I per'd only. Short hrs. per. nee. Will tram. App PHONE FOR INFO. & Equipmettt 8030 Fu~ 8050 · n ere Real Estate Sales h1gh comm. Call on area ly in person, 15 Fashion BROCHURE_ 645-2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bunk beds, desk. chair. GALAXY REALTY b~sint'ffsmen w /xlnt pre· Island. NB ---. -C p · 3 5 M M • Zeiss l k on Schwinn Pi:ue 2 wheel A new orfice In 8 pre· m1um g1!t p_rogram. Call Amencan ountry . l~e w/SOmm 2.stens +35mm Apec.o Photo Copy bike. & much more. JSL2 sligious location. Strong Mr. Schmid for appt Station Attendant. Full or Furn. Woody Marlins. 3.5 lens+ 85mm 3.2 lens Mac~1~e. Completely re· Sylvia Ln NB. sales s u·ppor t & high 54°"8151 part-time. E><per. pref 646-5921 +u5mm 4 o lens. $ZSO. cond1taoned. New $1847. ---------• Commissions. 90\ Dover Selling-anything with a Ch!!v~on ~lation, 3000 Italian Gold Velvet 675-6320.aft6pm. Sel1 $495.642·4097. Sunday 10·4. Electric DrSuitel.30.Newpor t. Dally Pilot Classified Ad Fairview, CM Couch 8' long xlnt cond. .. Nea r n ew herc ulon train, toys, camera. 645·3111 isasimplematter ••. STATTYPIST/RF.CEPT 675·8Zi6 Cb~~~~~Ts':;n;i~~r so f a/love sca t . 908gar1deVntool~&lttsmHor~. .---------•! J"at call " .. 2 5678 CPA Fl F h' ' Sacrifice ..,35 963·8flel eronaca r . · · ....., .... · · rm near 85 ion YMCA 8th Annual Show 90MM super angulon, ·-· Near Magno 1 i a & --;:===::;;====±======~;;:;;~~I Island. General omce & 141 1 N. Broadway S.A. polaroid back, 3 film Moving out of state, must Yorktown. TAR G A'ZEE" • .. 1 telephone, stat typing u Sun, Dec.7th 10 6 holders. focusinll cloth, sell. Frig., T.V.'s , Furn.. . . ._..,;;~"'--'-'-'-r---srCLAY 1l POI.LAN m ust. opportunity lo fiber case, all new $500, 1 552_1577 r 551.6588. Divorced sale. 426 San t< lllU learn or Improve book· Antique mirror 2· x J '. 137 1137-5514 m sc. 0 Bern a rd 1 n o A v e M l'ow Oo1lf .Artr..,11 c;,,.c!t> V mt " r"f.,. V A<Torcll~• 10 '"• s1.... ocr n wlw keeping 644·5200 years old. $200. Antique King size bed. Good condi· Newport Bear h Sat/Sun Todev~lopl'llmageforSundav, l92.s.~ p;alnting"Rebeccaatthc F:nlarger. Dursl 606 Uon.$85 lOlll. ~~c,:·:~~,o~" ~':!L' Stock Clerk. port·tlmc. Well" $500 Pnvute par w/SOmm & 75 mm ll'nit. 968-7'l77 . , ,w...._ 31,. '<o.,io for Specialty Grocery ty . By app 't only $80.~·5797 Aft.6PM . Misc Goods. Furniture. ,_ ~H..,... ocr 11 Store Mon, Wt>d, Fri. 8'6-lm King sbe Medllerranean Walnut Console stereo, ~!::...... :a!~.r IO · 2 PM • ~o m e Vivitar lens 300MM . + 2 x Bed. $200. Extra lge Ex· chairs. des k, storage & H•tl!Mf l~c..-Saturdays . Cht'Ck In NEW SHIPMENT tele-convt, new! S80 or ~Uve desk, S250. Call file cabinets. record col ••• 30~ merchandise. Stock best r 640-5341 · R l I h ~~ ~rn~..... . o r 1163-102$. lectaon. 2178 a e g • .,_ >et• dairy cast. $2.2.5 per. hr $ R CM. 9AM to5PM. 1ou, 40~ 548-1654. CANON L • 200mm So(a"LoveSeat.Lgecof· ---------1 a~ .. :j~':.. JUST AlRtVB> FROM Tele. Vivilar strobe + fee t1bll'. end table 2519 Bowdoin. CM . ~~!!!!!! :!~ !!~ STYLISTS WANTED BACK UST filters. $195.893-2262 w11tora,e. 979-1690 or 751·2344. Bunk beds, 2dr "'-O OI lt1usl do nttlurAI styling c~ 1015 &644892. Refrie (~lnt.cond). Many '•°'u"""i.o 46l-t"ollowlnn pref'd. bul not YESTl!:lllY•• •s "" otMr muse items. Come l:~::;, :;~'!!".-"' ~ llOA" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nr nf'W rouch & leatbe, 11.l!!!=~~ ,.... ··-nN·. lll')med opc-n COLLECTAILES mMALAYANKlTTENS hldabtd. (black> new _see_. ________ , rr6f' ~= 837·4743 orS37.t1m & AHT19UES Seal & 1'1amt> Point~ will cot. cheat of drawers. GARAGE SALE 0000 Jl=,. ~~t;.,..,'Y Teacher·Pre·H hool 1873 Irvine Avt. Suitt hold for Christmas dinette sel S41·l757( STIJFF 7171~ NarTiHllS ~;~ ~~'°'' 1 4PM $2 40 hr. Ex· "I." (In bark of Hi·l.Jmc 675·0161! 642·21.M CdM Sal&Sun 10-_s __ iH!~' r,~~.," ix-ricMC'd.l"AllfWOllJllO LiquorlC'o~t;iM,!!\n __ Per:siun Kill<'n ~. ><Int MC'dil Spool Style QuttnSal 9 ·S . Sm appJ. A CONVENIENT SHOPPING ANO SfWINC CUlOE FOR THE CAL ON THE CO. Qullt Look! 7356 &tAeaB~ Spark .i room with a cheer· ful quill look rui;1 Crochet of rug yarn in four colors. Rug 1s made of d1a· monds then auickly sewn to gether Pattern 7 356 Direc tlons for three sizes• 36~, 48" or 60H without fringe. Sl.00 for each palltm. Add 25¢ each pattern for f11\I class 1 mail and handling Send to: Alce ..... ..., ...... o.,t.IOS .,., .... In IU,OWC.......Sk. .-..., T~ MY 1001 1. PrW .._,,..._.,JJp.,..._ ....... MOflE than fVM before! 200 de$llf1S plus 3 fr" printed In· side N[W 1976 NE£Ol[CRArT CATM.OC' Hu everything 75t Crocl1et wfltl s,uam S 1.00 Creclltt 1 W1tdrobe 11.00 Nifty rltty Q11llta 1 00 a1,,1e CrKlltt -1.IJQ Sew + Kiit look 1.25 N11~l1pol11t looll 1.00 Flt•nr c ... c11et ltok St oo H.irpl1 Cr1d11I ltP l' 00 ln&ta•t Cl1dtt I ott 1.00 lllttHt Mllc'1•• .... 1.00 1uta11t Money look Sl.00 CH1plttt llft lotl $1.00 Ce11,tttt AfCllallS 114 S 1.CIO 12 Prln Af .. 1111 112 50c Ink of 11 Q1l1t1 11 !!De Muea11 bllt ltP 12 5llc t II Qullta for Tohy U 50c took '' 11 Jiffy l tP -•• Save Dollars! SIZES S-8 -10 M-12-14 l-16-18 Save dollars! Whir> ill'J on11 pttllY. pract•c1I 1pron for your~alf -11\eri. sew another to "a1fl" 1 friend et holiday 11mr Frost with nclt rac._ Pnnt'd Pattern 9044· Misses' Sim S1111ll (8·10l: Mtdmm <12 141 Luge fl6 18l. Medium 11~ yards 45-inch. Stnd SI 00 for u clt pattern Add 251' for Yeh pattern for first-cl1n 111111 111d liandllflt. Send tt ............. ' ........ °""' 441 .., .... 112 w ....... $f ....... Yett. MT IHI I. h-Wt MAMI. MM9U. w. ma _. ITTLI MUI IV Ot '" ••• .... tt "' • .. '*"'"' ""' s... 11111 '" 1111 uw hu.wtattr Pltttni Cttallt-ellJ ct.,.. leslde far ''" ,.,..,. •• ,..Ill tlltltt. s .. ~ n, ""'' Sn + KaTt l..it ius i.ata11t Mtnr Cnft• -11.00 1-stlft\ ftil\lt1 W u a hlttlllt h•hll .... 1.M ~~ ~:;::"""'' TOWTrWCK DIUVt:R. Jron Rc:d ,dhlslie. t)'pe. Lov1nR & fri<>nc11y sz bed w /~pnntts & mat· nmeras. rnlsc Mel'lld & JO"" (II),,._ <.'><J)('r'd G & W Towln~t. Circa l!l1 2 Will hold for Chrislmas In'!'!\ $200. HnlA llar br, dccort'r items 18141 Via l .. 1'11 .................................. ~ i~c; ..Ill {~"·""~ 1000 lrvine, N B 642 1~2 Sl2S r.73·9399. (1) 7:r7 .2359 84&39~ San Marco, Irv. ==-~-1~--===;;====i=====;;_,;;;;====:;f-~~~~~4----,------~ l .. . . . .. • I. • .. I . ' .. . . . .. .... . . ~-....... , .. _, ' ...... ... ........ ,, -~-· -~-..... .) FIVE CONVENIENT OFFICES I TO SERVE YOU DEADLINE. 3p m Frlday-,-330W. Bay5L,C.M·. Here's How You Can Use Our Famous Dime-A -Lines Bring I hem or mail them with correct cash to one of our 5 convenlen1 offices. our famo,us DIME-A-LINES • 12 n•on -All bro\nch ottlces • NEWPORT BEACH , •.• , .•.•••.•. 3333 Newport Bit· .. LAGUNA BEACH ......••••..••• 1186Glenneyr•e t. " COSTA MESA , . , . •. •. • ••••••••..•• 330 West ay •HUNTINGTON BEACH ..••..•• 178758eachBlvd., • SADDLEBACK VAUEY25201 LaPaz Rd., Laguna t4111t • No liveatock, produc:;o Of pf111n1s. No commerclal ads allowed. • Each item must be priced w~th no Item over S2S. --------· -CHRISTMAS decor•-? RAR stools, swi\•cl. $21)ANTIQUE !IOlid co~rr Loo K Gran J m M . LA RC F. ml rror $25 VAl.~':'r $4. Caml)('r insert NICE wool coat ror 1 NICE large dre!iser $25. Uons : outdoor liKht.s s:i eat'b. Mflph: 3 uer t•ble and bra6' platters. t Vi1;. new /near, nl'w layeu1• Port"blt-F.ler"tru_· oven ice box SIZ. l.u~iPtRI? sma.J.llady$20.fi42·3163 Metal table SIO . DIME-A-LINES each,lrc..-elighl&S'lcach, $20 .. Kilt'~l'ln storacr anddishta $~·!4-·S:·ater. 11 .. rns , 1nr:.nt , 1oddlt•r with rotisserie 125 . 2 )!lt'lS rac!t Sl. Cannerl 7 tJl., ~. Typewriter & citse :c>. • .. M •1 -hit 1 <•b••• 1 ... ,,,, •l,&Wl'rs tage electric h .. CA_ MES Z5c ·$4 . 1921 Pa•'• end tables •<, P•lr wrca\.03 "' . ..,., w e ree t: .. otid $4 Antique boy,mu11:1111 t\·r loth ~/,nj!, of dl!t he!I S7 .50·S10 10 pan· c:otta11:e curtu111s D N 8 IW6 02 ~ as l5 $2, Games SOc·$l. $2~-wes te rn Holly s _copper · brush toys, 101• $''50. vl h..-r Portable e-ast Iron SI eacb , 3 pair iana. · · ·61 tablelamps$S.1'Vtrayll Are for VegetablegrindersetSS. builtinslove$ZS.Wete.m shaving ml~~orVlnta~e l,)16 bv s t ul r un tll·r S5 b.:1rbel·uc $10. Carpet $10 motorhome ~.-urt11l ns, BOYS Motor Cross bike on i;Jaud $3. Men 's roUer Pri'crte Portit5 Caseroles $l.50Toy sho..-· tlolly buillln oven ~-an_d sta~1l S . · solid Footit111n v:..111:-_v 968 ~ Chris tmas Ii g h ts & Cubana green, 30L,11;72W, e,11;cellent condition szs. skates, 7. SS. 2 c1'rdboard OHLY boat & senery $lO. Large Pole lamp $10. ·2 small 1023 wa e . ir~n, Kin" --dttOr11tions, all SlO. High $5 e11ch . 3 pair blue Child pool tnble 40X20in· rile boxes, large, $5 . • lazy Susan $4. Mon. & laropa ~each . 2 large ta· btllJS $4. V1nt<ige x':' WASl·lt>:R nl't•ds r1· ridt:llly S20. 4·50' rJut crapes, 72L,11;4tiW , $3 c:hes,good<:Ondition$10. Child's table organ fl. Adi~luiin•is Tues.54.S.lS4l IJJelampsS!Oeach.Gas brass trombo_ne, e pair-$5, t·:ill betorl" noon soaker hose $2.50 earh. each. t pair green & gold TV bhiclt and White 16 in· Typeiter stand $2 . Bird A~isci Hot dryer $25 Electric sto,·e cellent condition $24 . 5.5fi..424 I _ lland lawn mower $10. drapes ~Lx48W , $3. I ch, needs work $S. Bo~ cage $10. 646-~ A led 'SO Chevy pickup rear end $lO Wat~r sortner $20. King brass coronet $.5. IO I\ E F' 111 ..,.G .,;,t A ·r 0 R . Sii m gym e1t.ercistor pair burnt or an Ke roller ska.tes, site 6 S:?.50 20 .. SC>lW!NN 51,.n,.ray cc•p $20. -4 Volvo wheels $1 uving room chair rzo. inch he;tvy ~11ndcraned $7.SO. DeV11leb•s paint drapes. 72Lic72W, S8. 1. th rt bl d .. • each.2 antiquewashen> T bit: & 4 cha~ $25 copperpotwtthlld$4.50. ~~~~:.,;., ~~~~~~tm~\~·~: ~11n ~ 29'1 E. Ba y' Ct.I. Curtain rods 2::ic. 7ti25 p~;;er ,':g ~ad~srf~:.e $2S. 645-34&5 Ad.,.•rti,•rl •lolaHnCJ S1S each. 2 '62 Ford Van wrt bench with electri~ He.avy solid brass cane I I 54fl.41SQ5 We s t min s I er Ave skat"'!' with guar ... •. ,,.re 6 R~R riberglass ror BaJ'a ~ .. reciulotion' may doors SIS each. 5"'8·8100 J>lugs ~ Jalousie win-or umbrella stand $4. An· pair $25, rcl·orl P .iycr -w-tm•·nsl•• 893.•-o "·' '""' ...__ · =-•at' f Slat · 2 1·q e Cleopatra head· I •• -· $10. 5,u••w•'<k bowlmg $25 . Rear & side win· -'" ,.... 1°" 0 I' dow rrames & glass $15. 1. u . £> t11oorlls but u rl, cObt L>ESK. 17 "'-'",11;48 ", S25. · '"' . 1 d & MARK Ten Capacitive ~ sohd brass and • b.11 12 lb$ •.. E'el do~. VW . ...., each. Air Fro"ctu'e oor · bookcases,lfor$15&one p1"._e, ovt'r ~new I~ -~4:? t;omer deep cabinet $1!i, SATURDAY & Sunday "~ ...-. dischargo ignition 6 volt •-$15 Pewter bud -Knievel Stunt Stadium, shocks ror Courier ot local buiine15 lie'"'' ' for $10. Kingsizc bed pear.:. · F'arber..-·ar~ roaster S?O. from lOAM . Redwood negative,$25.645-1876 SS& .. .,e f•om llolland S3 •. •·ou•·11 bl""'''" ,-~ "'"' OI. • .. el Kn•·• .. el Sky M••d• p•'<kup ~<.""mp -•a1· r,ame ~· Luggage • · '" ... · "'" .. ' ""'"' l)og house, metal, 31 12", t<ible & l>enches $25 2 .. r... • ~ r.. ·~._ '°"'· _... C Sol•'d copper Moscow '~•l•t1uu ...,,,, colfcc ta Cy"I• ~. • .. ,, Kn>'e"el r-sh-"· $25. t.1ar\'l'l FOREIGN t $10. Barbecue $20. ar ..... ~ is. L>om1n1on broiler $15 Barbe<'ues SS-$15 Lawn .. ""' r... • "' ...... ..,.. car par s, TV M"I• mog• St 75 each ble SIO. hous(•hold Jtl'lltl. t>:le~:tric l.lrooin $IO . .,,ake mower r e . Baby beds Stunt Cycle $2. Smash· mustang $5. Inchworm mostly Datsun & Toyota: rack, enclosp·eerby $.1. v. erti Bird SH, . Brand ne. w 16" tnke l ·S p E" 0 b ,· k e •2s . d' SIS -o 1· •-stand $..1. at10 roe er . ,..¥ _ _ t•hr1 s lma s tree $5. $10 S!S.SlrollerSl. rotty c. "' ra IOS ·...-.. Ires.,. ,_.. I carare with glass sz. Monday Night Foot-mbox$13.P1cturesSl·S3 . .,h.,,, .. 1,,,,b•'ke"·h,.ls h I SS S20 mag chair $5. r1rep ace . ·, •i.•N'r ,1 .. 0 ,,, .• wn•·',•n F'lreplacl' gr<1te, 38_". $5 seal SI Telephone st;i_nd """'• .. ... w ee s · • b $ZO '"e•m"" inset $12 Pru " u · ""' · ball $4. _Talkiog View Clothes2.Sc-$10.Toys l0c. SS ••"h . 5 ,,. boat wheels$20,seats$10-S25. screen, rass · ...,, "" · · :M'"hii:h,itlealfor gifts $1~ll1 :>.·h es 2~c .sJ. L1nen.s $2. Oesk $20. D~arttng h d $.5 . h .. Wooden desk $25. Metal copper candle sticks \'ach 9f.:! ll98t t-SlO. Small k1tch1n stool $20. Che:-;t s of Master with reels SS. 11ot S owcr oor:; cac · windshield $20. 9' sur· gas tanks $5·$15. sicissor cabinet $l5. Small wood $J,50. Re.vere cop~r ~· ----11pphances & radios drawers s.5$25 Cameras wheel trac k s and Ma ~reme $~.5 0 ·S.2~· fboard $9. Lawn mower jacks $8. interior & ex-cabinet $5. Large dully tom stainless whistling 51J llt>:IJ .,,·allu1led . 5(1 u~1>d S5 Sl:> 1118 Pescador. $12-$15. Pictures Sl·SS. charger, and extras t)_ Men s, women. s ~ .k1!1 s $6. Portable white gas teriro mirrors SJ-$5. S\5. Ford or Mere air tea kettle $2 . Bronze brick. 5tJ u~t·d hudd1nt:!1 N U . near Westchf( & llunl1ni: Jtt(·ket & panl.s 979-9879 shoes ~·SJ. 2 x5 siding heater $18. Snowbird sail starters, alternators & compressor $25 _ 1022 bookends $4.50. Set _of blocks 4,11;8x IM. 10 rounrt l Saullago G46-3470 $25 Ca rd tiible & chairs ROUND dinette table with glass window . $8. Pat-boat $!5 . Floor scrub-car bur at or s S 2 5 · w·i · CM 642 2054 roor vintage malted milk 12·· st<'pp1n~ stQnl'.~, a11 ---------SJO Books 10c.•25c. 1561 terns_& material Sc-52. bertwa,11;er $7 . Plate transmissions ~5. rear ison, · · · glasses$6.50.1895signed for ~.5. 11rnan1L'.nta l rock t'I RE WOOD SI per PeJtas us, Santu Ana ~;.~n!:n~ ff~~mi~; ~~:. Plashc nowers 5c. Bates glass mirror, 69'.'x_25'', ends $2.5_. wheel. cov~rs BELl~YBOARl>, "El Pi!Xl engraving 16XJO inch in $15 s.&7-26Gli trunkful. Alu,m1.num He1ghl<; metal legs, two chairs King bedspread $12 . $25. 4x8 room d1v1d_er, $3, eng1~e bl~ck ~5, Knee Machine·-, $13. antique rrame $4 . -shd1ng window -1 x8, $15 Twin bedspread $3.50. walnut $10. 2s Wasteking brakes,. 1ncludu1g disc, 642.6424, if no answer, Handcrarted signed Cllll.D'S "\\lnru!t•r" hub by H e l' or d ~ n /.! s t u di o SAT-SUN. on \y . New $!::?. 892-0845 Purses 50c ·S:Z. F or mal dishwashers $15 each. 2 pad, cl!lhpers & strut &5, 642.2072 brass candelabra rrom hor:-.i-•. t'~l'l·l l \·nl ~·11nrt1 surplus : rafk paoels. J.ad1esclothing : cost$S7 TWO bar stools s25_ dresses $7. Baby back ound design speaker &I ikt-k hds $13, doors$?!>, . oldChina$8.2S inchsolid hon $'.!U. 2\J ' l-l <i l·wa!k mounllnr: rarks. SIO·Sl5. sell $ll·S24, cost $33 sell 646--49l8after·6PM pack $2. Stroller $4, 20" cabinets $10 each. Elec-Hleaters $2~. bumpe_rs MOIJ:ERN walnut rockmg copper planter SJ. 7 inch b1k t.'...,llh tr;i 11i 111~ >A'hf!t'IS M 4 Pomona Ao;e .. CM. $!).$11, cost $18 sell S3, boy 's bike $7. "20" rims tric(an$4.642·12'12 ~·front gnlls $18, w_ir· chair, cune se_at, $20. brass bowl $l. Brass vin· $15, 111an')> ,1111! """Or11;1n's S48 1766 cosl $14 sell 70C. Clothing DOUBLE barrel antique for bike $I ea ch . 1ng looms $.5-$20, dash tn-Df."Coralor Sparush can-tage corfee urn "$1.50. ~4 " l.u kc:-., SIU l'.1(·h, 1>edal racks !Oc each. Pecan mantlepiece shotgun '25. l-lighchai r $1 . 50. 970 I SMALL Epiphone guitar struments _SJ·$15, master delabra $25. After 2Pm. Dansk candelabra ror 8 JnYc sport-. t·'-'r $.'"!, tr1cy CAR PETS · Gold 9:ii: 12, paneling $3 sheet. JS cup 42 inch diameter marble Ju.:ipero Dr .. Mesa dcl a m p $ 2 5 . D u a I brake ~yhnders $5-~15, 1147 Pembroke Ln., t-18. tapers $5. Complete set t'lt' Si. bJ b~· ,.,.,111~ $5. 19" u se ~. but ex eel lenl coffee pot S12 . Valet coffee table top $25 . Mar,CM.9"79·9554 carburator manirold some with power asslSl, 642-10:>5 of solid brass fire tools Uri ~~:. .ind Str atton condition, $25. Used 9xl2 chair Sl5. Polding bridge Numerous brass, bronze ood with 2 carburators for tape deck S~O , glass $7. Brass andirons $3. rotary J;.iwn ll"1tiwl!r $20. mull1-~·olored carpet $1U. chairs S3 each. Ba ck rest and pewter candelabrum TIRES two 9·15·15 • g flathead Mercury or $5-$2~. rear al'l_es $8, SOFA, 7' brown twet:d, Brass fire screen $5. Tall S\2·47(16 All s1:tes new c;irpet SJ. Wet & dry vacuum and bookends $5·$25 . tread, retreads $4 ea~h. Ford$25.642-6243 ~teenng columns 1nclud· $25. Aquarium, 30 gal solid copper and brass ----re men ants & samples S?O. Slant bo<ird $15. Slim "Stevens" 22 rifle $15 one G78-14 on Olds nm ing wheel, sha!t & gears with accessories $20 '''' e,11;tinguisher Sl O. :,TU FFl':U ;1111mals, dolls 50c -S10. Ex ce llent Gym s 15 _ l:lect ri c Barbell bench s15. >z5 $5. Large 12V battery. SKI IS. Kneissl blue stars iz3. re_al wi_de m_ag Boy 's hockey skates,sizl' Vintage solid brass a nd ~ J 111 , • ..; • w h 1 t c q" a Ii t y l 1no Ie 11 n1 '. broiling oven $20. Baby pound weights at IOc per full charge S7 .. 12V am al5 CM, 7 seasons old $5. ~heels including wide 8-9, $5 each. Girl 's roller blowtorches $3·$8 when .,.,uuclcu 1·raJle 25 f $..1, Orange brown. bl ark, crib $l0 4 kitchen chairs pound l::i52 Miramar Dr. radio, VW _s i te, Sl~. 642-6424, 1.f no answer tires $25 eac-h ror Datsun s kates. size 2, S2 polished make b~autiful maplt· 11ol)O(I \UUlh l>l"CI l~1ge & pale green fif is each. 4 dininJ! chairs Balbo~ Peninsula Datsun radiator $25. 642-2072 pickup, fenders $10 _ to Women's cOn\'erse gctli deco,•tnr lamps or ac- fr Jml' und ,,.nn;.:s only \"ar iou~ sizes. SK -$10 SS eal'h Cosco step stool a -70-13 $4. 2-H78·15 on $25, hoods $l5·$25. dnve shoes. si:te 911:;i, $5. Doll ts V . . 8 of $10. ffil•lal t \'Pl ""'ritt-r l.i each Linoleum samples 13 Redwood chaise & VINYL bucket seats for like new Olds-Buick v.ide '65 VW Bug parts: rront h fts $8-$15 e t bl'lts stroller $4. Show 'n Tell cen. · ar1ous Site . ' " h L bo r · N w II f · <h,ome wheels $17 .50 hood $l5, rear hoOO $15, s a ' s a ... ... .. $10" solid brass Englis h ble SJ, r h1 ldr1•11' l'lntht-s ·"' eae · arge x o pad Sl5. Bookcase $10. vans. ew. 1 it Jeeps eaC"h . 64S·2'76B renders 515. 6.x7' truck $5--~IO set, regulators$), viewer wj...,, recorwi · plates showing old sail· site 3 10. U1t· SI K92 G4.21 ' tile base. $10 lakes al l. L:.imps $10. Swa~ lamp pan~ bu1ggl!;~· ~r:i6u:ii:e1L camper SZ.5 . !)48.7425 switches & relays SZ-$8, Eldon lriple Je,·el race ing ships and country ',11;:!' \.\'(>O il CJ(Cl'Ull\'C New ~ea\'y duty 15 gal $10. Gas dryer $25 . 54" a1ron y -.. ..... · GIRL'S Stin~ray bicycle ~ater pu~ps S5·$20. or-set $-1. Camera with <iC· scenes 50c·S4. 54t W 3dl•sk $25, 2 w~Sl (·oast plastic Mum $10 11.t y ony,11; patio table top $25' GENU I NE amber $25. Basket $5. 6'6" twin ROLLA WA y bed $15. ftce .cha~r $20. 1700 cessories $15. A now Hamilton. C.M. 548-0135 mirrors $J U l'<H'h, hagar beautiful new carpet heavy wrought iron base nttklace $25. 67 inch skis bed mattress $25 . Box Oou_ble mattress set $10. Supenor, CM . 673·1784 boots, child's, 4 µair. $1 Saturday 10·5. Sunday sa ~ples ma_ke gre~t $25, will Sl•ll separately. Sl0.646_2087 spnng .$25. F'rame $IO. Christmas tree $4. Sun. each. Toys lc-$5. Sat. l0-2 butts 4x•I anil 3 'n l!.3 'i. Chr1 st~as gifts_. 22ti7 Patio chairs & cushions 64&-S556Sun. only 642.8525 TV sweep· marker 10-5pm, Sun.12·5pm. 93:11 1_:::.:: ________ _ 25<' p;ur, four new porch Placcntta, Apt. C, C~1. $.Seach.906ZBobbieCir., SURFBOARD 6 root $12. . generator $25. 7 candle Tide_water Cr .. H.B. DRAFTING parallel hr:hts $4 t!;it·h, s1dew;ilk Almost at corner of He East or Magnolia 494.7967 Pl USED red brick, 4'x8', NEW 2,11;6x l2 r1r, ~c ft. c~ndelabras $25 eac~. llamtlton/Bushard tra eling stra ight edges hike $5, Wl l'ker bassinctt Wilson & Placentia. ~ ~r 1-lamiiton. %8-6925' l Sc each, e,11;cellent condi-Step bumper ror pickup Aircraft heavy duty tie "' $>, girls t lo!.hes size 2-5. ---POOL table szs. RCA 19 lion, yuu haul. 2 Hotpoint $20. 646-3705 down ki'ts $10 each. FLAPPER yes sir. two or $11, S13. 675·2960 50c $3, mi sc tO)'S 50C·~-CtlRISTMi\S tree stand ,\ntique ·r.rand Rapids' inch Black and White TV f . SlO h 1 Aircrart m arker re· those truck. motor home, D 1 NETTE $ 2 5 • oriRtnal oil po1n~1ng of SZ. lar:ge diaper pail SJ .I wood ·cased R is!'iel l ~. 110 problems. 12 inch ~ ~~::a~o~~ycr r::~ag TWIN, e1t.lra firm, like ceiver $20. 548-6232 van mud naps, new $1 Survngomatie baby sw· horses ~5. Junior cn clothing 25c -$2 . _peg carpet sweeper $7 50. speaker 525 _ Clothes a new mattress/box Wpr-. each.673·7381 in'",'" $5. GE baby dishes. l"yclopcd1i1 ~1·1 $10. !l.132 board table and chair SI, Sm.ill copper bound sohd 2Sc -Sl . 721 Narcissus $10 each. 1 gas stove $JO. ing $25 each. Stroller S12. TWO dish mas t ers $23 . . $ U d $4 H<'illyUr ,H H .!>3Ci Iii\ p<itlernsSC".846-2946 oak win{' l'a.'>k & ral'k, 90 used j!ray cedar Chest or drawers $15. $2.S Two firescreens 40 F'TVE s turdy oa k anucaue new lO . se · 1 1 CDM64-0·7196 squaresl5ceach.80used 646.8488 inc.hes 30 inches $20 chairs. Straight backs, Peterson playpeGMn ~.,In· MET•1 · ., .. C 0 LI EC T 0 R 'S nl:ikc unique a mp JJ.~c. natural rolor ceda r ••<h L·, .. -mowe,·18 •n· upholsle,od s"ats . ..,,,, fant seal $1 . . in ant • "4 $lllra~l' rac,,;.., ~ S-1 ,\ntu,uc a11\11 l1gbts & DAYBED single $15 Ten· II "" • *" H d ~ Ion,::"\.?:::·· ,,.,dl' "'JJ'" orig1nal--execull\"C col squaresl5ceach. l s ma CARPETING : appro,11;-h · 512 GE tank each. will sell separate-carseat$9. atr ryer ..... h h$IO .1.1 .,t , oring bookcopyrighted lamps. CJ: St)h<~.lira.."S nisballs,Slazen_ger~ antique table with imately 25 sq. yards c es · ·-·· I 67S-2955 TR3tunneaucover$!5. ig ·mi •1 Clragl' antique ''G uide auto dnzencans494-7967 $5 2.1 dd SS t II vacuumS15.2TVstands Y· TRJ•on•ertibletop-. ".'.kwi\h som .. edrawt'rs.·. 1961$25.962·8010 l•mp. Sil. Wo,ld w .,1 drawer .I a er · brown /beige/ye ow SS~ -io"Ch nnelPI • • -• -·' ~ t p · · table · 'th dd" ...,.. · ""'· .>:> "" a · ORA•-1NG lamps, Luxo, F·•lighl stove hood $8. 48 tonj! x IR wide" 33 GOOD Z v.xz ,1, adjusta· single arm hi~h school NEW condition Hard ::ovoa ...-.. 1cn1c stnpe WI pa 1ng ""'v, N 8 · • ..__., h11!.h $1 0 or both for _$15, ble earners, S2S, 916 de s k s. s 0 I Id 0 a k, Rock maple coffee table SlO. 6 2'x8' green cor-approximately 30 sq. · $15each.675·2960 Ironing board $2 .. Two mt>tal med1c 1~c _c<ibinet England, Apt. C, Hunt-complete with graffiti. and drawer $25. Maple ~gg•St~a!~~;~l~l roof-yar,dst •edvoc~t~o ag;.-1~~? QUALITY boys & girls AUTO air conditioner, sSl~g!:~:.11f~:;~~~~~ with m_1rror $5. C:.ish on-ini;too Beach. photonond S 12 . 24 .. x 4 6 ., very bedside or lam_p tables in · · scu P ur WI P "~ clot.hes, like new, sites 1 u g g 3 g e rack $15. binding and. poles SlO. ly.!WZ-3-125 buJbs25ceach.536-7634 antique beveled heavy S25 eac h , will sel_I LIKE new Poloroid $25.G45·l876 8-12. some ~mailer, 645-4535 Swag lamp $5. Four ·--b platt' mirror framed in separately. Headboards. camera $8. Large vinyl CHRISTMAS b1kes"7 2 25C'·$10. Waffle iron $5.~. chairs $8. 646-0786. Satur-~ H,\HY scale S.l.~<1 ytnysOL D surfboard $10, solid golden oak, $25. ~bleS.SSlOeach ,queen chair $20 . Pictures lO-speed bikes, 24 .. & Puztles 50c. Plas tic WI CKER table._ large M 511 El 50c·SI, meat slicer $4. Slalom water ski SlO Large weathered rack or sire $15. Desk 525. Step $350-$25 Twin beds v.ith 26., good condition $!5 flowers 5c-15c each. round $25 . Chairs SlO day IONA 8 • rhair~ $2 l'ach , rockinghorse SS,Jtalia~ d ee r an tler s $-1 .50. tables~-SlO ea_ch.Work· f;ame~ 522 each. cach.960.1391 ' Foldin1:children'schairs each. Will sell pairs Modena,·· magaz1n~s IOc·, v:icuum soccer game $6, car Antique coal scuttle S6. ing anh_que Philco radio Bookcases $ 7 . $13. . $2_. 50 each. 1 7 9 1 I separately. 644 -7367 DESIGN ER originals- 1 n. t• c, d s w 0 r k I S·l vacuum ·ss. misc. toys Well ·e,11;ecuted full-sized ~-. Pair or lamps S20. 549.J724 , Sat. only TANK vacuum with at· Sp1cewood Wy .. Irv. Sat. TWO . 1 b"k hr long dresse~g coats, 5'J.iHl54 _ 25c-S4.96-2-4731betw1..-en9 fe malebustof[ircd c lay, Chnstmas tree~-Pen· tachemtns SIO. Lewytl only,Dec.6th,10-4pm ~~f·i~s 1 «;!:.,t ~pant suit'i'! tennis j b am 2 pm d" t d I dant wateb S4 in box. FILE cabinet. 2 drawer, heavy duty wet or dry . s~. 1 e new__.. eac · d · 7.9 t<.$15 J .. 11\F.ncw llUub c o,11;spr· .. · , . t;!fu:~ew~b~:~<;.s;~ Blue chip and green excellent ·condition $15. vacuum $10. Silver STEREO $10. Dishes Complete set ga~ lol(s rcsses.s1ze _ _.._. ngs $20, m;tllress ~. CHRYSLER rear end S?1) hi" h $ $2 5 . In I aid stamps $2.50 _per ~· Stuffed animals, many in Christmas tree $.5. Play 1~·$12. Beds $10·Sl::i·$20. S:W· New snowchu1ns $15 6'73-4553 . "'•: ~~~t;du~~~ls:~~e~ch~a:>~ 536-8154 ma .. hogany c ribbage New yellow ~ti clock in new condition 50c·$3. pen with pad $5. Call King ma\tress $5. Queen GR-14 .644-5871 DOUBLE. bed $25. Oak la(ltfS i:ulf clubs, iron:; SOLID walnut Danish din· board $2. Pair 1922 Ford box $8. Ne w in box can Talking view-master $5. 548·1915 mattre;;s $I5. Maple dou· Wl-IEEL and deal one cabinet $10. hanging h < < dt ti k d h I & opener $6. New camera View-master projector ble&s1nglebedframe$5 Ch h I J'k off lamp $S Marble end ~~lb,i5t I r u ••, ., J., ~~~fo: ~~t~rr~u~5 :a:·~ ~~~sspcoo~ pl :teee:it h SlO. Bar stools, two roc $5 . Pottery c r art $4. KNE~HOLD desk $15. & $10. Desks $15. Trudie 19;~ w M ~ 1'· ~ e nsc:''so tables & .cofree table $5 , ---~piece , or will sell bearin1<:s & bra ss ta.S. Chrome high chair Games50c·$2 .Sat.aRer Secl!onal sofa $15 . 2 beds $20. Chest ?r 673-7381 a I u .. each.2mapleendtables \VJllTI-. rt r k i.:r;1nult·~. !() separately 962 9546_ hubcaps 525 each. 20's $10. 119 up 34th St. N.D. 12. 2747 Fremont Ln., handing lamps SS& $10. 3 drawers $15 -$25. Twin & corree table $15. Old l'1unJ'.'o :w bugs at 6(1c wooden maga1.ine rack 675--0922 ~ CM.546-5580 clocks $l·$1.50·S9. Large be~ s $15 c afi:.c h ·SKI boots, Konach, six Braumcabinetradio'25. '-'Jr h 9631 El Portal POLYESTER pant suil<; $5. Old r:alvanized n ower brass door .handles $12. Refngerator $25. ~love supports. M9M, never Dinette formica table Fuunta111V allcy $.5, mattress set double watering can R .50. Very FISl-llNG tackle $1 ·$10. BIKE, girl's 3-speed, Au tom al1c Yogurt $10. Pots & pans 50c·S2. used $25. Single bo,11; spr-$20. Pants, siie 5-7, $1 ---·s10. door with window old oak rarm kitchen Penn Jigmaster SB .SO. Jean, szo. Forced a1run· maker _S5. Drapes for SJS-5097,541 ·4522 ingSlO.Singlebedrrame each. Large table lamp 1,\HITR,\ll, and many $1 .50, rloor waxer /rug chair $4 . Vintage oak Penn Surfmaster S7-W· it, use<!, $25. Baby buggy, large window $5. C_lot.h~ MAGS for Datsun, Pinto $5. 8 foot orr white vinyl $5. Vaporizer $1. Shoe;s & cxlras $18. high f'h ;iir cl ea 11 er S 1 o. girls plant table 512 . Foldrng ~Ith::~ ~u~~:rn~i~ needs snaps SIO. 751·0Z!2 ~shoes 25c-$2. Antiques . or Toyota $l5 each. beach type couch with clothes & toys 25c-$5. 191 wtlh 1 •1r~t' tray $Ii .:.0. dresses, size 6,7,8. S1·$J. direct or's chair SIO. SZ.50-$.5. Tools 50c·$7.50. SATURDA y only. TV, re-silver candcelab;a ~7. Metal patio c hairs S7 mattress and bolster, Magnolia, CM. 642·0154 11l,1Y1>e11SJ 91>2Z706 -toys. 1:ames. slur red Scales of all vinta,es. H d $1 SO $3 ol ont•ol "ru'ts new apper panSto"s~· piece ••<h. Motorola AM /FM fairly good condition~. animals 25c -S5, wigs, h an sa ws . · · m e c .. • · stlverset . 1ngerse~· 673.0581 BOY'S motocross Stin-C.IRL Scout Ca l{'ndars s ites & types, e.~. uge Wood planes $1-$3.50. $4_.75 each. 2:spttd elec· ing machine bead $5. Oil car radio $15. New VW gray bike $25. Child's SI JO. ma t ram e SJ , wiglets S2·S4• books porce lain & hrass New18inch Sc hickpipe trtcdre!lssc1ssorsS2.95. painting$.S.675·1943 car radio$25.Tirechains1CEbo,11;.Colemandelux bike carrier $2.50. t'hr1 stm1.1.s d('corat1nns lOC -50c,d5urger ra~2$)· Yin tag e D a Y ton wrench SIJ 50. Boat pad-20 punch bowl cups $3.75. $10. Large oak table $!5. upright with shelves, 646-3680 25<:-SI . dt•rorall•d s poons talking 011 $5. 96J·l -butcher's SC a le, $25' dies $1 .50 and $2 50_ Snow Christmas cards, nice, MEN 'S Schick shavers 20 gal. gas tank $15. Dou· chiller and water spigot 1.:..=.="-----.,.--- Sl , Chri.,.t m;is Life Saver LARGE table $7.50. Suede •ar\y kitchen scale $3. chains sz and $..1.50. Back 8/25c. 8 4x.4 No. 1 pine, SZ S3 -S 1 Z. 50. Costume ble sided wall paneling l'> Ideal ror boat eampero~ SCUBA tank, 70t'u. ft. $?5. SI. rnagnt•hc holders 25c. and hood $14 .SO. Colored SI . /\ntique bucksaw, re-.. sz.50. Spray gun S4. polisher, new brushes, & co Io g n e $1 • S5 · Stereo cassette r e· 4X, S25. Motorcycle doll<> ~ •sc spice dolls I fur trimme<I long coot Old hardwood rolling pin pack sz. Pair truck mir· each. Johnson noor wax jewelry 50c·$3. Perfume each. Table lamp $1.50. home bar. $25: 675-2960 J valve $15. Rine scope, t!:1kt·tl c•1ods 1 flC" 50•·, glass M·S2S. Universal hardwood rra me, SS. cabinet hardware $4.75. 31" white window Cosmetic travel t'ase SS. corder /player $20. 150 NAUTICAL gear both de-stand $10. 25 gal. Van gas S:1turd;1y 12 16 175, 10 1 enlarger$l4.50. lronrail-Very old wicker & 50C·$1 .50. llf.a inch brass blinds $4.75. Step stones Ladies camel coal $7.50. paper back books IOc corator and working, tank $25 . Holl ey ~ M 4 I' M , Newland Ing 4x7 $25. Paintings lea\hcr trout fi shinr: j!ale valve $4.50. Heavy lOc each. VW luggage Grey cardigan sweater each. Plant""Cart $5. vintage matched set or carburator $20 Electric St·hool pr1 rk1n~ lnl l'Om1·r 1 Sl-$25. Iron red velvet creel $6. Pair of Spanis h duty electric cords carrier $5. 5 garbage $2.50. Red hall slip .50c. Large club chair $15. s h ips wheel design .choke $10. J .guage 1•;:o:;t11ar y and Dolphin . cha.irs szs. Clothes $1-$14. made steel rencinr: foils sz.50-$5 . Brass wood cans, 30 gal., galvani1.ed, Odd belts 25c. Desk pie-Metai dinette set $6. barometer, hygrometer bracket $1. Gauqe send- o;11•1 n1ty M<i ~nohs and Satin evening dresses S6 . Bo1t.e d antique bainpcr $3 .50. Dishes, $3.75 each. I large milk lure rrames .$2. Pin~ta Vanity dresser $25. and temperature gauges ing units 50c-$2, Chevy l\d:un-. II B. SJ-St 4.50. Door with mir· woodl'n & metal chess st1 pots and pans 50c·$3. can $4. Typewriter t able soc. Wine maker $1 . Wine Typewriter table $10. mounted on mahogany parts: exhaust maniCold'i --t or $24. Large rocker $4 . V1ntai.=e hardwood Camp stove $2.50. Com· $2. Overhead garage ottle holde r $2.5~. l"xl2"x4' Pecky cedar $10. Large 4-step compa. S4 pair, valve covers $Z TW\) u!lk C'h.11r-. S20 , $1250 Book case, in -rold1n~chair$5.Antique bination gas range and door hinges $7 .50. 1 Artificialflowers,plast1c boards50ceach545·1914 nionway ladder from pair,aircleaner&rilter kitch<'n ulllily trrh ll' 9J. eludes book s, $16 50. Old oak horsehames&.single electric retrigerator, Hollywood door$10. Win-& pa per, 25c · $1 . large sai ling yacht $5, harmonic balancer haby cnti and rri;1Hr~·':-. Laguna plates $5.50 948 trees, make really neat apartment site szs. Elec-dow screens $1 ·$2 each. Be au ti f u I a rt isl i c SPEAKERS: teledyne beautifully -made or I· $10. new timing chain SS, S8.smallt.1bleS5.2 ,m,1ll Park Ave .. La guna ra cks ror hanJ:ing Irie drill sz5_ 501 San Shatter proor s hower ModonaSIO._Tablecloths booksbelf speakers, inch straight grain new cam bearings $4, tables $7 each , stcel Bea ch. every Saturday kitchen tools or plants, Bernardino Ave. N.B. door $5. Kitchen step st. Typewriters. Stan-tl.x8x4, sealed back~ mahogany, make lovely timing gears SS, ran & r ahinet wllh riles Sfi . l!J" and Sunday to December $ J $fi 1fl9 7 bras s . . stool $2.50. 969 Junipero dard, ~ each. Unicycle wi.lh bass r.enex system, nautical bookcases or clutch $5. 552·7168 s land rllr t Y $5. iron 20 trimmedfoodgrinder$S. ffEAD skis with Marker Dr.,CM.Phone545·1229 $S.Child's organ$15.228l 20 cord with RCA COO· library step ladder $15.1----------- standforChnstm astr('I' Cla:-.sic old golden oak bindings $25. VW bus Fordham CM,inrear nertor on end, walnut Shipmodels S1·$25e.g.14~" POLY tubinq, 100' ~.old Mason jars with LJF-0 -GF.N Oxygen Unit office swivel chair $18. trailer hitch $20. VW TWIN bed rrame, like ' grain cabinet With inch full ·rigged old ry>lls. $10 e,ach .• ~eeder lids 50c -SI . 2 stand1n~ an $20: Ma com Na me Oa k double desk or art tachometer $7. Games new, $15. Walnut desk TWINSIZE Englan~er brown grill cloth, great Spanish galleon S4 . 34 in· hnes 1000 x.1 /9 , ~15 llque lamps $1 2 f>3C'h. 50 Caller $jo : M etalcrart book st and $25. Solid $1. Student de!ik $25. Car chair $15. Desk lamp $15. mattress $25. Box spnng sound I $S each. Call ch heavy fi·berglass each. Daltun ran, high fl. garden hos1• $1 50. rnld-up cot, foam pad. walnut steering whtt:I radio S). Roller skates $2. Rattan bed canopy SJ.SO. $2j. Slide projector SlO. 54.5-2929, ask ror ED model cabin cruiser on powered motor $25 . four auto 11o·hc~I :-. and no Camera equipment rrom antique auto Sl5. Stl.P. outboard $20. 65M Antique wooden tray $.'5i. 648--3557 VOLLEYBALL, Voil stand SJ. Old sea chest Frame $25. 20's:JOO' Poly ti rt:5 four holes $1 t•arh, coll ector'st items -SZ5 Variety or sizes in old W. Oceanfront. N.8 . New world globe .15. OLD Ch" a 28 piece set 1 th ed'once COlll metal armored corners sheeting,4 mil .. $25each. ct~ horns ~ each, re Projector $25. Screen wooden trunks & chests 548 2396 Bathroom scales like 10 • ' ea er, us ' $24 . Authentic heavy Hanging chicken feeder eordpla)"er, hkf' nl!w 2>. $10. Tripod $5 '199·2802. e .g . oak trim med . new, $3.50 Toilet seal $2. $9. 8' gold sofa, conve;rt-s SZO new, .sell .for Sl2. glass fi shing Ooats in fis. t&. lnt;ubat_~ $20. Wards worth $50. old books ~ medium site trunk $4 . FOUR butterfly chairs, Bathroom stool $2. Waste to a bed .. $25. Matchlng 642·6424, tf no answer hnet $3.50. Large solid Roto tillef ffiller $18, fur- 25>c·$1 , some JO years old. A.5SORTED tires: Brand fi\ln & funk clocks $1·S5. orange covers $3 each. basket $1. Bridge lamp arm chair $20._ Double 642·20'72 bronze Kenyon knot· rower $1Q. G.E. electric I d. " lect', "''''' e s .. JS on vw n·m bou d s n1 Fireplace screen $10 . ....,.. o · t I · mattress &. spnngs $20 · r n••els -so ea•h Ba• s an inn c i n w _....," 1908brass n ta ey -v. r1en a ceramics h Double frame &.-VWBUS&Bugbackseat.s meter $15 . Boxes o .--· "'" '". $10, lots or costume $12.50. 2 mag rims with 1evelS5.0ldlcetongs S'i'. Bean bag chair $25. S;3·$10. 3 volume die-~aecad.board with 2 ts each. eus&B!-lgmuf· chromedandbronzeboat stools $25 each. Burnt j ewelry soc 75 c 409 u."able F70-F78xl4 wide Vintage Crosley table Queen bedspread Sl5. uooary $3. Bread bo,11; $2. drawers & overhead Oen $8 each. Slide pn> fittinss 10c·$4. Paddles yellow spagnum mOM. ~eventh Sl II R (4 track <mounted) $12 model radio. wood ~~~sJ:~:ddskf:~IS::. ~~~C bags $Z·$10. shelf$20.Matcbinglar:ge jector$25.Taperecorder and oars. all sizes largebales$25.4sliding blocks from ocean on 7th each. VW rim adapters cabi n et SI 2 . O Id SUrfboard $25. Saturday ....,._.,... &·drawer dresser with SlO. 549·1636 SI . z5. $4. Decorator t'loset doors, natural, St5 St..~5J6.072fi $2.50 each. Good 5.60Xl5 ras hioned 4-legged ctrr• llttl bed h 1 h -s N d k driftwood , rishnetting each. 2 louvered oak: -onVWrim$6.494·1601. k h t' t 10-4. 835 Amigos Way r.. e ta SJ mirror.,..· ew ar ltCA COLOR TV, large and floats zsc-$3 . doors ror 4 tt. opening POOL t;ible $25, ski boots erosene ea in~ 111 ove #14 NB 64().0983 crib mattress SS. Ne~ wood.tone swag lamp b~ghl p·,-..... •ood col· h < -75 $15.Antiquesad1rons$4. • · ne"'' been ••ed J-··k Whit 3 d••-•' •• '-'L ... • Nautical books and ...... u,S-31 ••o, 'ollaw•Y bed $20, XMAS cards $1box.·0 ot d ood b ti • ·-•t2 • · " be lil I bl l$2S 1---------:ashln" machine 120. too many cost S4 ~x! 01 hardw ow ng VW PARTS: 38hp engine tire S:OOxl6 : 15, $20 dreS.er $9. 26 piece set or. au u ca nl e d . magaiineR, some anti· ' • ...,., m"ower -o. 11>'74 Electricorangc J'uiterSJ. pins. make neat lamp parts, cases, head1. 945-6083 avocado green plastic 3Mcopytngmach ne, ry ques $4. Jluge \/lntage SMALL ma~le iron 15. ..... ..,. base $1 . Small oak c•""".~-.~.~.'6SVW .., Pu,.. .. 1.0 ,0_ ... _ copy, single copy at a handwoven rope fcnder.i Portable dis waaher $5. Owl Cirt·le, Fountain Phon e 497·1749, 2::i2 ood b k h h ..... ._.. •~.., ware.-. lt'UtO, ti S25 L di 1 peed Metal bed rrame with Valley. 962--6432 Wave. Laguna Be11ch. ~~~~r $16ac 54 1 ea~ lransa.xleC$25d. '6S ~~I 3 .. ~~GE 3·<!!:wcr hcbni leather·. vinyl, s traw, b:::.26 .. ." $1~. ~1.bhev. ~.A~ ~li~!!i~fa~!~~~-. sps:ingR SS, . Di1hes)Sc-SL . · • · end $25. an y veruu.-s, ... awers ...... eac , ex faL...1c or be. adl5, 50c.·1>. nu'ddle Van seat, g,--· ~'1•-en s clothing -f d Hamilton CM MB Om b' •25 u II t dill ~· -~· •ha•'nondl'-ce.g.82feet '"-•uu.o . . • --., V.W. parU, front en ~SMALL gas stove ••o, 3 • · · • mac 1ne "' . arco ce en con on Tee•, petite, medium col-'•n now •ondltlon • "' ood d t •• -$ .... Sat 10.5 Sun 10..Z t 1 h' ••s 64S 64'" •79 O k St 1 -• al ll/18 ya<hl b'a'•d $10. g con 1 ion, ..... c·-$15. rear ft:odera lo, f oot high natural · · n\/O ee mac 1ne -. · 00• a • 1t1e dresses, sk rts, .,25 •Joct,lc la-n -·Se 1 st 1 I S •. I r-1 M • ~ • Running lights S"A·•"'. oo.1 nae. a • on Y· doors $20, runn ng Redwood wire bound utu 1 cyc e parts: ......,. a es.a blou1e1, Jeans, tOJ>'I , _,,,..:_ n--•-1 b--• -~ 63t •183 · d [NN•R t be ru l · be bl .......... ~ 1-'' Antique mahogany and ...., boards SS. win ow11 picket fencing 100 feet-<:. u e a arge mirrors. tu s, ca es. SKATED"'AROS, .,,_. 50e.$JS, $hoa for women ··:-:---1 ~ ood d"ti • 1---------- Sl·SlO, en gin~ parts all or part 20c ~r tort. for swlmmina: PoQI or fenders, $1-$5. 673·)465, 1 1 v~ d 1 11 Ii: boy's, a.ome new & like ~·' rtcbi 1 00 braasaextanlcase $15. 21 2 TWIN bed& $25 elth.. $1 ·$2:5, tr•n. sax le parts __, .. Included. Gate $3. ~ow behind boat SS, truck 631·299'1 am n a e • c " 50c-$S Green table SS. nc Po a esew-inch super old wooden Bed1pread• $2 each. 11 ....... , manne head $20. '::"50'"'n.-.o bicycle parts inner tube S2 , two urethane wheels. tu "'newaru'p '•'l Small tables Ing m • c b 1 n e • model or a VikjnR long Tables $S -$25. Teak 9xllnJP sto. 962-2273. 5;.is. ~·l60L hardhats $1 each oil CRJB S20. Carpet SlS. Car After4o'clock. 54S-07'9ll '"iz.p.. c;metin & beau· "domestic" brand name shlp fl5. Stuffed ducks in cabinet, painted $1S • ..:.:=="-'"--'------1.::::~c..::.::.:.::.:o_ ____ I fille'r Jor truck or tr~rtcr bed $10. lligh chair SIO. GAS rana:e. 3 bumtt *12 t)' producll, new, SCk·S3 wit.hcue$20. 5'&6-2464 r 11 (I: ht $ 4 e A c h . Lamp 12.SJ Dn"• I'd', COUCH szs. Headboard VINK dyed Russi 1n Juber finder model 200 S. Car seal $10. Walker SS. Regrigerator. por1abh Toya. IOft'le new, tc-S3. OrRL'S 24." Schwinn bike lfomeatrand marlnen $5 f1re at1'ffD • tool& 11. Lamps $1·$4. Rug SJO. Squirrel stole. good con· new with cartridge $10, S-!ng $16. Play ~n $"!0 TV $'lS each. "8-fllt Sat/Sun, 10 &pm . 13( $2 0 . Han c r a rte d aJcohol 1alley stove, like $10. Oven It. broiler SlO. Sirls 6 pole s:s. Ladder SL dition. sactilice $2S or cuhooly. 842-34ZS,. Gwtar $10.-Mens Sllll.IJ ' Pearl, Balboa Island stoneware pots $1·$1 new $2:5. $41 W. Haml\ton Ran1e $1S. Sofl $20. fi7s-6Tl'3. be•t orrer. Baby ~rib, Sto. Fishing pole SS . GENUINE ambf:r pen Al\erl 5'8.o76ll C.M. 548.0135. Saturday Ma boa:any table, 2 p I a y pen .t et $1 5 . FM tuner 12 volt works off Aquarium $$. O~aic; S8. dant & necklace ftO & O L 1VETT1 add In 1 ' ' 11», SUnday 10-2. lcav•, 4 chairs $ZS. 2ZIS TRAIN. HO 1aul(e equip-SoSmoked glass top car r1dlo $20, umbN!lla RecllnerSl5. Washer$20. $ZS.Ml-.-macbloe, perfect. 12(). COUCH. chair, bed, '11.B cablnet.t LeJr:al two DoMJe Rd., N8, oft al ment'°"1eSIJflhUymed, formleacolleetaibleand frame 8 rib crank type Books 2Sr·$2. 3104 RCA Bls:W TV $20. dinetto $3.SO.Sl2. 13922 22ndSlreet llOOlenew,tlOl'l.oftrtd, tide t1ble •et, almMt fOf' 8 foot. eovflr with Sum•tra,Co!ta Me!I• PROJECTOR Ubl• wilt' Y1mah• expa~n Clinton G.G.64&-8022 drsW'U'$2S.t7S.2960 · SfS. e .switches and 9 nt'#. 12$. Sprtnc-rocldnc aluminum •t•nd 110, :~ control panel S15. chlmberll0.543-4731 ' 14 ront bolil factory built PIVOT Pool $3. Snap rd.mote s•fle:h ~ ... easy chair $15. 157 Wave, w111tM' .softner 64" high MATTR!;ss: •nd bo,11; pr. ~1875 Bl.ACX $'.l!l' are• rua. •" szs. Bo•t' trailer $25. Do-.llnJ sa. Sllcll Shooter $»; pow~r ~ell Die!tl Llaun.a Bch. <194-5045, 14" aemA S20, drum~ tno. one ,-ear old SO C.KKY • ulp· COUCH, s\ aolid color frln1e, be1utlful, ex· Trall&r hitch $15. Ski Gallery 12. Clu,r P1exi engine 1wltchea. 3 .• 11t1Jonopenlop.1t"oodfor eacb,willsellsept•.-te-lCE HOkt flTqun $U~ltnoan$_'f« e•llent condition 125 bootl,ilte8~$10.2515 slt•leboa.rd$4.Saturdly. frcl&ht c•rls andLONGJohawetsuit$l0. on1"°'",!..e..~,.l!•ah$.\,C.Ub ~?.·_.!r,tho tuprente. "llteDt ;ll~lll~i:,.,m · Mi.10'J'J ' &d-5'86,8734198 IlollyLane.N.n .646.676S 803~lris,COM i=aboc:>H. ss.. 541-5140 41M-1601~ _....._. -· lfbl'm • I . . ' • • f ~.,J; .-:o_ -----=---=-~ -~ -~ -, •••••• --••••• ; ~ ••••••• :. • : ; :.-•.... ;: ; •• -•••••• : : :. : , :::.~-=•W;,__;~::.r.'----=------------.;.;.;;;_-;.;,;..;---=.-..::;. \t;~n~~~.:.Pa1I~~ ~nn~ tnbul WANTED !'!'!::~!~!>:'.' ..•.• ~?.~~ ~'::=.~!~~~.' ..... ~?.~~ ~~'~.~!= ..... ~?~.~ • 1~ " TOP CASH DOLLAR • & acces plants lt>yb, p I\ Io 1-· 0 R y 0 \1 R E•cluslve N R Tenna" Newport Buch Alhkuc: dolhes bit'yrlc parts , JJo"Wt"LRY WATCHES Club Mt'n)~~hip $1200 Rt>Cna<'rdtor !> ttr~. 4 Club Mt>mbrnhlp, Si~ tools, lol~ or misc. 8216 ART 'oBJ EC'l'S GOLO 003~1. 962·611S Cra.:t•r ft1mi;, l radio 6TS S457 aft ~PM our famous DIME-A-LINES Pennington Dr II a. s 11 v ... R s L' R. v I c ... ---Call K3'7 I 140 • r. · r. r. U jilauge J . C. liJgglllS SUN only 2 Family , FINE FURN & AN· pump action shotgun. Cu~ Pluyhuu1't"• nt'" s·x Decorator item!>, :oiOmt< TIQUES 645 2200 Vt'nlll:aled rib, S 'ihot 8'x 6'h1 Wt· r.i~ m;ikt• 20 a nllques, Chl"li.tmas toys -capacity w /3 5hot plug mvre ht.-fort· C hm.tmo' blkes. 14 ihuller~. 9~ • ,: 80' ea . Eng Pr•m bab~ carnage. 673 7617 S CAGES swtable rab-Pl.YW()()D cutoffs. many VW o.I cooler $2S Holley 2 ELECTRIC bn:om $12 & ~am~s 20~ Lem nos l"UILIC AUCTION Complete w /carry in a at $240. Ab o Army forts Contr's cement m l.>.t"t baa, &tllalt anam11ts or sl1os lOc: soc each. barrel bug spray MS-lS2$afterlOAM Dr CM MANYITF.MSOFFlNE case & 2 modified for the bo~ 645..Sl48or Wis<' l'nA;. lge tm.~ & birds, $2·$S each. Ooy':c Plasltc shuttcns 2Sc carburator $2S VW -Jo:STATI-: JF.WEL.RY, chokes, $65. Mlilttnovox 5498039 towable Couc h to • 26" bike, 3·!pe~d $10. each. 38 Inch Stilson holl4'y m•nafold $15 DOUBLE mottoodni1s and YARD SALE. 513 Orchid, ART OBJECTS, AN Odyssey TV gamt>. $75 .72 Vt-:G/\ Sl:?OO 1trl't"n , ,·o:.t $HIOO, nu rt' Beautiful child's bake wrench $7.50. Car Cibiclodeo(froad Ughts bo%spring.s, & .~ coodJ CdM n.:hl off Po(' Cst TlQUES. FINE FURN · 12 :string Goya guHar & ortradl'rorl 10014 uphol $400 Fr11oda1n• •gener•t.or hghls $20. Sat cn.-eptir $3 Clotht."S ra('k $!5 each. VW ss hc&&d r tloo $25 for .... e set. Hwy. 8-S Sat. ('lothes, ~'1'(; PHONI-; !-'OR IN· cuc$100 642·0ll6 675 6666 d ee dryr, $40, 28" Rem :ooJy,CA!.64.2070.S Sl SmaU double stain system $20. Bauta ex ~· mll<'hmore FO & BHOCHURE 1n~ton typewnter, $4~. GREEN shag area l'\Jg less ateel stnk $7.50. hauat system $25. Oil TAPERFLEX water ski Chest offuaweric D~ks 645-2200 Oen/Off r;Jr~gk $100 Power mowe r '75 22" 67S 317S 9'~6', ~. ChJld's bicycle Overhead tri.('k and dot pressure & amp ~auage $25. 2 Chevy mags Dresllers, Mirror~. f'uro' Firewood Org, Euc S7fl ~~~o:,;-.,: cha~se !1e~ Rotary 31~ Ill' K'.Murt. ~ANTA Wll.L , , $3. St orllJCe cabinet ly$25 Sabresaw$750. set $10. 2 Wooden b~r each. Surfboard SS. AlsoHundled Firewood. cord, cJel. Oak. Coast $30.Aft.6pmS43-328o . 1Jkt>rlu.~'l 761l0143 SENDYOURCIULD '8"x48", $5. Phonograph ShoElect._r~~ hglue gun $5. stools $10. 962·5681 gallon Ctllh \un1' $25. . 2172 Mmer St. CM Sat· 1-'1 re wood Supply, C'u,• tom ~···rfbo"rd" I\ J;£RSONALIZIW & rad lo combination P uo:.uc $25. 540-3672 SUEDE roll bu SlO. Typewnt Sun. 581·1122. Gifts for aU Oc1·afi. Sea ch"nstm~s s·,..;,.1u"1 u:TTER • ~abinet $S. Bathroom vest, tan, size s .. s. ll"'"dboard ro bells rock •· shell d" .. •"'' .. 4 s b t h SAMSONITE play table edi J'k ~c Q ".. s • "' ' 7116 Haz ard , Wt•:!l · DeadhneDt•c.l . u ma was basin $3. Wood h . • m um, 1 e new ...,, queensue bed $25. Giant yard :>ale Sat. & Firewood/Stoc:.k Up cor. many misc items mmsler all trlfo + $1.00 to Sant11 . swivel old chair SS. l Su a:~~B;b~0~·n= 546-3797. 631·21634. Sun. You Name lt We $75cord del,642-262A 5"·$25, also tool11, Call r o. Box 2591, N~wporl =!t:..~~.o:t~i b~hll~ table $20. Pressure CIJRl~MAS tree, 6 ~oort HOMEMADE potters Got lt.143Rocbester, CM OASIS 548-8n3.1914 F'ederal HAND PAINTED Beach. Ca 92660 wagontt.2~lectricheat cooker,new,$12.Colfee alummum$7.~.2~an~h wheel, electric $25. OldMOVING SALE! color WATERIEDS Omamentalwoodenroom CERAMICS SCUBA DIVING Equip inl stoves $4 e•ch. l pot, $4 •. Macrame $4.SO glus ornaments. satin largescreen, TV, remot TV. hshld. gds .. plants, divider, SxS' with FOR mcnt, large . S225 Dark bowlin.g baU $S.1 electric each. Ltgb~flxtures, $l blue or .. gold $3 ~or ii control, S2S. Full si pictures, tbls, misc. Dec. 2 ~ handsome statned gl;iii., Room F:qwp. llke new, beating stove $2. ~drums eachd Anhque towel dozen. 2 whfale sadtin or-electric bass gwtar f 6 & 7. 8-S 260 Santo night stands insert. $125. 642-9600 CHRISTMAS c·omptete. $350 631·2176 SS. 1 .revolv111g TV talt~ sta~ • $25 . 31460 El naments. $3 or a ozen. begUUlers $25. 12" 2-wa 1bomas C.M. 548·9816 W /every complete unit '$4. 3 car jacks S2 each. camrno Real. near old Revolovm~ tree stand speaker in wood cabin ----NowtlllChnstmas GUITAR <Martin) ooo 111 I am now tak111i.: orders 'scellaneous uu Overland auto J·ack Mi ~s 1 oo: San Juan $10. Eleetnc color wheel $25. Custom made w Garage sale Sat. 10·4 1775 Newport Blvd CM Xlnt cond New $650, Sac r o r h a n 11 Pa 1 n t e cJ w-..a.~...a "-p Lr fl: iu" -97 Lo seat & l l k ' $4»< c 1 t M k rcramtcs for Chnstmas Ql1TC'Q $S. Magazines l""' eac.. '-<I IS arao .., . ....,... .. , · · electnc guitar case $25. ve so a. ea 645-Z132 aor ...... on ac t t' •••••• G "" •L Old lir buffet & c abinet. 642-3761 . I have Sant.1 Claus es.••••••••••••••••• 8081 eographic magazines BIKE.5: ladies with baby LD pewter tea pot $12 amp ier, top, g bedroom rurniture & CHRISTMAS GIFT bell plaque:., llummcls. Wanted Wheelchair rn 20ce.ch. Booll:s25ceach. carrier, 3-speed, $20, Cut glass dish $10 Old condition for beginners beds. MiH. ilem!t & Adult&Childrenscandid 2 o~tsun Pickup t1n•s & a11~els, & tnany other nearnewcond. Adequale green area rug $3. 2214 boy's 20" $10, girl's 16" iron baok $25. Hand ()r' practice amp $25. lS' furniture. 2000 Highland Portraits in Natural Set· rt m_s S 15 . Work t n i! items for large person. Heavy Elden Ave., CM 548-5143 $12. 968-8078 painted dishes $4X & $S. bass speaker in w Dr Newport Beach tings. Laving Photos By Reing, Pioneer QX9000 4 _IW6·8SW duty batteries. 548·0203 SEARS . Old records & albums $3 cabinet $20. 2 old lar ., channel rcvr $350. Afters eves. S speed Stmgray. VW PARTS, '64 Camper & SS. Games & books $1. surfboards SIS eacb. Yard Sale 12/6. Danish Steve. Call 640-8771 caU 548-957S Collector!> ll<"m : l!MO 1948 $20.SS7-067S. bus:body$25,doors$25, Sk~teboard $3. Teflon 545-4143 Walnut FurniturC.SterlingSilverservicefor . Life Ma.~aztn t!'>, xlntWANTEO El e cJ:~~ SINGLE bed frame Wllh windows $10, transaxle griddle, new, $4. Jee 8 .. COUCH down pillows Mr/Mrs Chau-s, record 8 plus serving pcs. Fid· Electnc typewntcr xlnt cond 581·2611 T y ~e~rate?, JBM drawer, complete $20. $25, 14"·& lS" rims with crusher $1. Bluechip & $25. 2 ro~kiog chairs playe~s. record cabinet. dleback pattern. $60 cond. Adler Modt'I 210, i1 """ BR set Hydraulic mbroaned.' Apsrke Ieorr L"'"', }I u d b d I tires $8, front end $15, l~ S&H books $2 each. • 416 Pnnceton, CM. 548-8465 $135. Pallete Jack, 4,SOO "'u=n 1 . "" 0 ywoo e rame new brakes SS, camrw>r Art I ts 50c$3 pt. contemporary, $5 each. _ ---lb capacity best ofr 6' 1nvahd lift 7 2 ft. 979-6590 $2.50. Single mattress $5. _. P an · · a 10 548-6356 • • · · r · 1 t 384 B 6th Campcot.withinnerspr· stuff$1S, frontseats$5, chaise lounge $5. BJt-in npplia.nces, refng, Jacuzzi Tub, llydro alum loading ramps, arlt1c1a rec. l Wanted-motorc ycle nol ing mattress $15. Stin-starter $5, exhaust $.5. Electru x sweeper & HO TRAIN equipment, co.uch, cha1~. o~toman. Massage Spa. Se~t.s (2 ). $12~ ca . 5 48 R 300 Place, Costa Mesu. workin~ 175tc-3SOc r , gray, Schwinn s speed, 548•7425 attachments $5. Bissel S'xlO' table, controls, misc. 233 Victona. San Gas or elec. Retail $1SOO. anytime. _ Wrought iron twin head· cheap. 962-1984 P.P . needswork.$16.546~, ELECTRJC motor ¥.ihp sweeper $2. Suitcases Sl engines. $1·$25 piece. Clemente.Sun,10-dusk. Brand new. $1000. Call M 1 H . I boards $40 Mangle -- Sundayorweek. 2.speect, $15. Small air each. Check pro~ector Drafting table~· Desk Sun. Only 1o.5, (2) Sleeper 675-8359. b~d~a sitl/:.e or 0~~irt:r ironer $1S. Both xlnt. Old boat 6'·1f t o use a:. KITCHEN table, for""";ca comp~essor $25 . $7. _Portable radio $7. $~0. Lawn equipment coc'.:hes, $50 & $100, 60" Cancelled Contract 2000 631·2063 557-3781. s andbox .... E eryth g rf t CaU Christmas ornaments $1 $1·$25. 1671 Labrador, Round Maple table & 4 d . t b 1 . 646·S914 top, extra leaf, four near v 10 pe ec · box • H and_ m ad e Mes a Verde. c M. Capt. chairs, $180. llead· ~05~ f 1ansr~:111~~-8· 7~ ow Exerc yd e . ex ere is e Mechanic's Roll away tool -....::..·,c-J ---· -- -• ~chairs, padded s;is. afterMonday,545-7234 pat~hwork quilt ~~· S46-0864 board, Walnut Obi, $.10, · equip, 53lb Apache Bow. box. MIS(' tool boxe~ & ~ U'I 8083 18 .b.lack and white CHROME medicine chest Bantone uke $10. Child s Lots of Misc. 1lerns. 949 Lionel Tram Set Scuba outrtt. 8 Lrk car tools. lO Spd Mans B.'<e Instruments televtStOO. portable, $2S. fl, with mirror $25. 32" car ~eat . $1. Meta I PORTABLE TV, plays Junipero Dr. CM Complete, mounted, stereo, CB radio-Johnson 2190 College. Apt 20. CM •••••••••••••:•••:·~·:· 554-ZMO. whitedoor$4.50.8J0..9684 .. campmg ice box S3. good. $25. Vacuum 494.s704 Messenger ll. for home , X Fende r Strat?(a"tlr . r: . -Fishing tackle $1 t o $7. cleaner, retractable cord Garage Sale, furn • TV• base. Elec. water circ 5 Formals 10·12, '-'O~n 1 Guitar w Gt b ~ v n GAS dryer $25. Smg~e MALL bnck lop welding New blue jeans, size 40. & parts, lank type, $16. clothes. household items. OESlGNERS APT. Con· heater 7' x lO" fishing $1Sea , 3 u~hl bar stJ~. 2 amp1Jf1er646 8300 ma$8 tt.ressh. $1AO.Eadi~ych$20atr bench $10. Electric $6. 4 large wire baskets ~l.S25 &games.9195glJ\lu1Cr. temporary furn , <H> gear'/ Swor'dfish, ~e;;13~eatl b oa r s. Wurlitzer o rgan Ital . eac ccor an · motors SS each. Motorcy-soc each . Paar 15" . Ftn Vly. Sat. & Sun. cessones & plants for 213·592·1932 714·846·1017 --.-• ' Single water bed frame cle rack, adaptable, $25. Mandarin figurines $15. REDWORMS castmg $S. 9-Spm " sale, must sell fast. best • . Kodak Carousel ro cc Prov. hardwood. On~. $20.Dogbou.se$3.Double 2 wetsuitsS1Seach.2bel· White mink collar $5. 642-4798 . offers.U·haul548-5970 Compress or 3. stage tor screen ster!o lJape l SlSOO.FtrmSS00.4967234 bed frame $7. Clothes ly b~ards $~ each. New black evening bag CHESTS of drawers Lido.Isle Garage Sale Sal Hercules gas dnven trlr de~k w sp~akcrs . blk & JARMAN AMPLIFll':I<. 2Sc·~.646-1905. Alummum marme bWlk $3. Cupboard h~ndles & S9·$l9. Mirror s $7-$9. & Sun 10·4, p~tnt1ng~: LIOOVAH&STG mounted. $950 or offer whtl\ All in good cond Top l no :..pkr boll.) HUNTING coat & SS. Small .tools 25c-$S. J~tches 25c pair. New Night stand $5. OHtce doll ~ouse .. girls 24 UnclaimedStora<Je 213 -437 ·8 S 51 o r 54S·9281. v./Re\•erb & fuzz Tont• trousers size 44 S2S Tea cart $3. Kerosene tire pump Sl. Brass s wiv e I ch air $17. Schwa~n cru1.ser bike 714-499-4017 100 watts rms $150 hc.sl Parkawithbood size44. heater~15.Fourdrawer table lamp $2. Flower Firewood50c·$1.Bundle colle.cltbles, hfc J<1c~e.t AUCTION N -K --~w ·h &CAl.<.:U LATO ~·N e w orferCa11548-171lday.s $1 Sh I , . ki. me cabmet, $8. Pots and Pots all sizes 35c. Qwck mahogany student desk cushions, furn. 217 \ i.1 ew enmor.: as er Novus 6025 100 Step pro $5°·RiflC:~~a~.a;f,f $St pans. ~·$3. S~all dou· charger, cost $145, sell $14 . Naugahyde office _Nice. Sat. Dec. 6. 10 AM Dryer, ~ ;;r~· ::~. gram ma bit• h nanc1ul He yn o Ids Tr um Pt• L Rcitel AM/FM radio $20: ble st8:'nles~ sank. new, $15. 968 Springfield St., chair $7. Book s helves S8 11040Condor /\vt', !F! ~a~e ~ord.er 0 $;5!> ~ak Cosl $1 55. Se ll $95. w/rase. replace t st $485 Pair of speakers $20 .. $15. 5 piece ~pprox1mate CM. 540-3178 each. Maple & oak youth GARAGE SALE • FOUNTAJN 8J0.~2S • f;<IS-8504 Xlnt cond .. $225. /b:-.t ofr. P hono-turn table $20 ~foot. 114 anch $25,Cor-. chair$9.Maplecoffeeta-SATONLYlQ.4 VALLEY• · --642-2940. 642--0U6 . ragated green glass, :> C /\GE S s u t t '.1 b I e ble $9. Pipe vise $4 C Lge selection or hi quah· Pool Table. Bruns wick B~un~w1.ck a·~ hockey ----: • Metalparts,box$3.Tool rabb1~s. small animals Plumber's furnace $7. l9l4 Raymond, M ty med. & older furn. Anniversary Model. 3x6 , like.new. ~1500 R_ogersdr~ms.-Dy.n.aso~11 OLD gasstove$10.Solid box, $3. A~mo.bo~, or ~ird~: ~2 ·$5 each. Cosco step stool $4 . MISC.MISC,MlSC.' King,Queen,Twin &rull 41 2'x9' w/l " Slate Red . Creal Xm,1s present snare.3Z1ld11an c ymb~:~ old doors $10. Wash $1.50. Plastic pacnir Boys 26 ~tke, 3·s~ Garden tools $1-$4. Jpiececornerscctl. brn., sz bdrm sets. Den & Xlnt cond. $1200. Must 494·7194 tophal.960·l382·536·35~ bowls $2. 20 gallon bot rilates 25c each. Gas S~O. Beautt.rul c~t ld ~ Coleman lante rn $5. xlnt. cond. $85, teak dine Patio furn. Color & B/W sell. moving to s maller ODYSSEY tv i.tamC', com· Optical Organ 1 yr olrl . water beater $10. Totlet antern, ~· ~egboar1 b$~k0e gseneratorl 11C~hMts Metal ofrice card files $2 tble. $100. teak roll top TY sets. St~reos. Or.gan home. 640·5515 art 5 30 pl etl' & new l·ond1t1on Cost $400. Sacnf1ce $150. $2. Sink $3. Fire screen 50c·$3. i;.. drill motoa · at. on Y · each. Heavy duty Uhp desk $85 . h sc hold Paano .. sewing~achines. pm $50 546·55f«) Beautiful.548-7138 $5.VasesSOceacb.Gym $5.Pushlawnmower,$5. 642-0705 _ motor$10.Wingbackma-ilems/536-6721 Movie ProJec tors. " locker, 3 attached $10. ~e roll 2" glass ansul~a-UNIQUE la 11 nd pie chair $11. Living . Guitars. Trunks & Cedar New Rhc1·m Furnace. TV 19'' Pac·k,ml ~II , $40. LUDWIG SNARE OHl'M Li.gbtfixtures$l.20man t1on $2.50. Electric elect · f mps,llo t bl room lamps $5 each 2 DLoelle set, aquariums, Chests, Antique Hutch, 100,000 BT • foreed air Table r ecord player,S35 for sale. new, S..15 f'hon.- raft $10. 3501 Surlview broiler, $6. Sanding eilin~c ~rflwa .' a tr easy un trailer hitchspr-1 st~reo components, bike. Bar Stools Oft' Copy furnace used an ne w Rad 1 o . o Id T y me 67!'-1349 Lane & Tiller Way, sleeves. Sc each. 100 foot ~o r a:Od ~~··smf5,;; ing b~rs, SlO. Smell tools nusc. S_at·Sun 12·5. 25276 Ma ch ., G as Sto ves. home J wecb . SlSO Re ph ca. $22 50. Ke y • CorooadelMar.644-1523. electric cord, $20. 405 ppe . SlS2SsG ~ Sl·S3Sat/Sun.:?l7Z Miner Stays a1I Dr. Dana Pt Dryer, W:i s ht•r s & 551-0124 stora~e cabinet , $20 TRt.:MPET Old A m Santa Ana Ave Newport every era • · a on St CM J ·t w of 496-6059 Refrig s Sofas Club & 646·6068 bassador . Xint cond. hke RECLINER chair $25. Beach · "~utty Sark" sailing H·•00 Bl dusfrv·e~t . i-:z Ch~irs v"._il·uums Nearly rtn11>hcd clun c new'Sl2S.Ph 6465777 Back rest. pillow $3. ship bottle lamp o~ ar r v .o ic ona Buruc beds, couch, chair. Pl'rsonal ·l'frl't t s & bugg~. '6.l VW . Modern '62 Kar manGh1.i -• - 546-4062. EA j ewe Is .14 • • i nb m ahoganbyl ba1se $25, 32h 4 POSfER double bed & lamps & other household M UC" fl M () H 1-: . no le... b I k I e a L h .c r & o 11 c d Chassis SJO. Bod} S30 OffiE C! Funutture &80 BS diameter, nice rass ta e amp wit nightstand$l0.2 coffee items. Sat /Sun 1979 MANY BOXES & BAR· ~alnut ~ha1r. Oak roek_ 96223114 qua~n WORN but comfortable 8' Christmas gifts, custom shade $6, handcrafted tables SS. Jewelry 50c a Federal Ave, C M RELS w '\ONTF-:NTS. mg cha1~. Teak table 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ orange sot a $2 0. created, $10. 548-6288 metal an.d glas~ lanterns set. Christmas tree plus TERMS· C'a!th or cashier tong x '!7 wide. ~xpands To11<-1 . n<''-' nev1•r u~l·d. Se y t hrs SR/up, exc :<>\I .Matching c aar $15. . $2. sol rd bras s . and stand SlS. All decora-EASTBLUFF rheck onlv t11 47 \\1th·. 2 Oiled Must ..,ell. ~o nt•v.. Sac r hrs SIS l35 . .scy dsk.., GyJ16y cut elura wig, newlMICROPHONES·Asta~1c ~pper hooded ~.urric~e tions SS. 386 Thetford SUPER RA RGA I NS WarchouM• 714 1546.2226 v. aln u t c• 11 h1· tab I rs 910 ~2 &12'1. 6·12 2072 _ Elec IYIX'\\ n.ter-. P1erc·c- sold for $45, will sell for D-~04. K-9, $10 each. with lights $3-$5, 15 outside Wy CM orr or Tustin No Junk! Chnstmas dC' EC "Ed" J k' 9f.ll ROf.R 867 W 19th. C ~ 645· 7'111 SlS Wig case $5. Call Sw1tchStands.S48·2530 Forch lantern S3 A ··~ • ""-d& coration s mr ~l· • · ~n ins Tahf(',;iwS65 r>al!-.un and --------chandeliers 3.5 ll"htS ve ""tween"'" 21st furniture · ... nli ciu.:s Auc tioneer 2131789-4688 TIRF:S S f1 rrs t on1· T<)\Ota pn ~1n<''-& parts. Parsons lJblc·. t e:1k 833-0380. EIGHT mm movie " St Sat only · " "• ---7 en 168 I h I 1 t f b h 31···v•R'' • mostly brass $10$6.50. · · S/\T/SUNlO-J.Oec 6th& MinkCoal&MinkJacket .. .r.•· · pys on rims . c t•u r o r • pri re s ainec _•r~· ,, ..... , TRAMPOLENE, 6'xl2', e d i lo r' $ 7 • 5 0 ; ornate cast deco floor or GllEEN hi'lo rug 9'xl2', 7th. 2415 Bunya, NR Tourmaline . New, beaut: Like nt'W S}OO fi45 7424 673 178-1 tJS. Call 615 2960 $25. Ideal Air Hockey 1 microphone, $7 , 13 shut-table lamps from the $25. Dual double electric . Will sac 963-6265 hefore6pm ---. Y r • 0 1 d $ 2 S • ters, 32"x9", $5 : crafts 20!.s $3"~10, matched blanket Sears best $15. AN_TIQUE wicker chr. · · . --Nautical framed 11lu1>tra SSl-5923-556-3437 bo ards a nd prints. pair polished brass '70 mustang hood $25. '73 ~1sc furn, cash ~cg, frzr. Railroad Ties, gd cond. lions Signed limited edi NEW garbage disposal ~t~6~;i : g~~~~s t~o~~ converted oal lamps $25 Ford o/.i ton front springs disply shiv~. misc elcc· dt'I. $4.50 ea. S·M·W Th, lion~ 675-2960 each . vintage Adlakc S2S. '64 Ford-Me re tromc equip & pa,rls. afl5pm,Glen.837-9905 · $25• large hampster h and kn it pullover railroad lantern $9. 1~ radiator, very· good, $25. ~ds & ends. 1344 Gari· . . - --Bunk beds, nu hamster habitrail exerciser, $8. sweater, $10; boudoir sold brass Band H 011 Oil pump $5. 670_15 tire, 6 mgford St. 545-1914 . Balbo~ Bay ~lub Mem· cage . l w 1 n ma PI l' lndianrug4x6,$15,white lamps, $2 ; picture lamp S2S, large solid pfy,$3.540.4875 ~rshap. Samf1ce. $1000 hdboards. desk. wH·ker snail sea shell mirror, frames. $1.50; electric brass nautical outside Gara~e Sale, Fu.rn , dtscount.673·1344. dollcradle 962.5116 $10, new do u b I e blanket. $2; vacuum lanterns $6 vintage desk NEW handmade : DoUs clothing, many misc. -bedspread~.roundrern cleaner,$250;30"round lamp $3 •. so, pair solid s7.so . s tuffed toys 26111 Adelanto, M .V.,Surfb?ard. ct.c ~n S65 . ll::,__.-:':--=:l~:.~{I table20''x29",$15,sleep. play table. $2 ; books. b d ·ik 1. s3.ss-s9 baby quilts 581-2611 Short1ohn wetsuit. used . g b g b k n pe c-35 di .,.,. rass an m1 g a ss . . twice $10 962·1984 tn a• roe zip r ...:· c; can es, Sc-....,c; table lamps 2 candl~. S1S·Sl8.ceram1cplanters 1st $4SO takes 65 Ca d • ---(!\ DOYOUMAKE ll $6. 675-3399 linens. Hk'·S3; baskets. 3-way S7 each, classic Sl.50. Raggedy Ann & Sedan DeVille. A sa1hng Gaffers & Sauler 30·• i::a<: II • .fi CHRISTMAS ,_. WOMANS wet swl, size $l.50. 830-302S. old J..candle ta.ble la~p Andy lamps $10.50 each. dingy $85. 22 auto rine range Avocado. $75 Huf I~ ..JJl GIFTS? ti 10, $20, weight belt $8, ALUM I N U M tanks $3, matched Fair or solid a Pr _on s S 3 · $ 3 · 5 O • w scope sso. 1903 Rem fy ladies 3-whePI •'• '·1 fans SS. 2S4 Bucknell, C~ U.S.C.G. approved & bra~s beveled glass Chanstmas candles $3, ington J0.06, $60, 501 San bike SJOO 963·1609 ti "'h' ""' .ui..-r1iw ihl'm (J 557.7846 tested. lO, 12 & 23 gals., outside lanterns $7 each, be ~ c h b a g s S 3 . Bernardino Ave N R .-1n :i onir uus ml' und1·r 11 ----------• great for boat or recrea· antique wall and ceiling Christmas ornaments · · Beaut1rut cranberry red 11 ihe DAll.Y r aLu l ·~ WASHER $25, dryer, $2S, tional vehicles . $2S. fixtures mostly sohd Sl·Sl.50, patchwor at. 10·4. wrought Iron leather ('Oat never worn O ('llRISTMASTR EE~ ll gasrange $20. 645-2883 548-0968, 548.8537 brass SOc -$10, cha Id's pillows $3.SO. s iaper glass top dining table &I Sile 14 tall S.50894·0~ n ,,. balloon lamp with nite stacker SS. 545-1914 cha.irs , $60. 4 P a tio Convertible bed-couc hes Our ChnstmL' tree • .,u Jj ARTIFICAL ~·Christmas HONDA 350 parts: 'S8 lite $3. 541 W. Hamilton, MOO bike frame $10. Bike cha1 r s ' $3 ea • frpl <' <'Orner unit w /bols ters ·ti appear Ott. 11th• lllh l tree $10, .a nimal cages, tooth sprocket $12.SO, C.M. 548-0135, Sat. 1().5, 26 Zl" . $3 D ts sere. en $10. Bean bag S13S Power mo" "r ~" i:> i~ can ~lade.y:c:':y~ ll la.rge $25• med. $l2 speedometer $1 S, rear Sun 10-2 · nms · a W1 chair ~c: Queen s pread -"' "'°" H rJr um• Y a ~ 631 3615 · truck rims $JS. Toaster ~· 6.11-3615 wish . Call 642 5675 for I · turn signa l s $12 , $15. Single s pread & {}more.Information , · ONE Sunbeam deep motorcycle rack $20. MOTORCYCLE K-70 tire oven $lO. Antique oak bolster S12.50. Head skis Elec lawn mo wer $15 :~-=~~:-~ .. ::::<H ) fryer. used one, $10. straight pipes $7.50, all 400xl9 like new $15 , chair $25. Wrought iron 260.S2S.Surfboard~5.& Reel lawn mower $10 -. 675-2333 new.631-1998 trelleborg 300x21 hanging l'amp $25 · More. 835 Amigos Way 3-spd. bike $15. Gear re· Hidabed,goldnaugah.yde, ----------1----------i motocross tire $10. Motorcycle trailer axle #14. Newport Bch , duction $20. 2 Ford mag xln~. s4s . Admiral LADIES silver shoes, s ire SlJ!'IBE~M Alpine ~arts : motocross 400x 18 tire $25. 642•4798 640.0983. wheels & tires $10. Ford Refng, S35. 979-7799 10, $2. Men's ski pants, wmdshield, trunk hd •. re-$10, high rise plate and 0'.Kee~e .& Merrell elec· n:F1·, Ampt1"f1·er, -Garrard. truck split rim $5. 2 Christmas is nr. Nature is S izeJ6.38, $10. New ladies a r fend ers, steering handle bar's for Honda t b It d bl & ni chrome Ford whe0 ls & h be t"f 1 1 d I $20 nc w m ou eoven Cloth in~. yarda ge, . ... ere, au 1 u pants g . Chinese robe, size 8, fl. setup, rear ~x e. , T-70$15, speedometer CT stove top $15 each. games. 1804 Coral Pl tires $25. Late model price/960-3909 Got seven swans a swim- ming you'd like to sell before Christmas? Purses $1 each. Throw each. Fro~t chp $25. 69 70 Honda $3, fork brace 646-6706 bucket VW seat $20. VW ------- pillows $1 each. 2 pair Dart service ma~uaJ $5. for 125cc and smaller $5, NB· Alley. 40hp eng., all new parts Canister sweeper, wander Move them under our tree. beige drapery, like new, '73 Ford tailgate casbonJy.842·3425 614 Marguer ite, CdM. Horses 8060 $200. Trans axle -VW horse, battery, motorcy- s ho rt , $ 5 p a i r. hardware $5. 997·21Z1 Toys & games 2Sc-50c. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 36hp parts • '62 fender & cle. tykebik'!. fire truck, Overstuffed chair $10. h b WOODEN spool, perlect Books & records 2Sc-50c. door • misc .. vw parts. high chair, walker. Arm chair $5. Throw GOLF balls. t e est, for tables 39" across by Bike, girls, SS. Day bed, Perfo~mance horses our Steel work bench on 968-4087. rugs SOc each. 4x6 rug, 15<:·33c .. shags Sc. 219 27" high $8, Kodak firm,~-Sunday only specialty. ~orseshoemg heavy casters, 3/8" steel -------- ell tones S6 8mm Pomsett1a, Corona del Browniecamera620with or hunters. Jumpers. ('n· top 24"x30" air com· Jacobsen power mower & ~~: camer~ $20. New Mar Oash like new $5, tubular HAMSTER'S habitrail, dura:ice & Gymkhana p~sor $15. TV antenna McLain edger for yard. Sears Ice rreeier $8. 17& OAK outb chair $20 Oak s teel fram e folding plastic: cage set & ac· 'horses. Bob Shirley, Aft rotor $30. Corona porta· Make offer~ Cecil Pl. CM. &42-5872 des-i $25. School .desk chairs card table size $S cessones. $25. 549_.339 6. 846-.4828. ble typewriter ~s. '73 ANTIQUE CHINESE and 5 GALLON plant con· $l2.50. Overstuffed ~acb, ~h.evy3 Sft8~os:3s3 RE MOVABLE towing Western Show Saddle. Ford truC'k latlgate. pottery, 11th to 16th cen c b airs $ l S • S 2 5 . ansnuss100 s~ • mi rrors $10. Propane Circle Y, Some silver. green, $25. 56 Packard turies. 644-1288. tainers. 2Sc ea:,h. 167 Calculator $25. Adding Cb$2:'Y ~ o~409 :eadf5 tanks $7. Right & left Eqwtation seat. used 10 parts: Ridge reamer SS. ----------• Magnolia, Costa esa. ma~bine $25. Desk, wID:te 842-~". as on Y. fender rails '71 or '72 times. $350. 673-8593. 3hp lawn vacuum SlOO. 4 Chevy U.S. Sprint type QUEEN bed like new, antique $25. Large rrur-Ford Country Squire. . 2 r A Roto-tiller $1SO. Boxes mags plus 4 good tires, mattress $25. tx.x spr-r?r $5. Girl's stingr~YANT IQ UE se wing $10. Camper boot $7 . STHbOWcof1nUfo'rmitionp~~: for Christmas presents .frontlS..7.00,rearlS·S.~. ings. $2S, frame, $25. Sat. bike $25. Black " white machine $1S flre screen Lamps $2·$5. Antique ' . • or candy, 6W ' x 9'h" x $70t.akes all. 545--m-70 only. 127-A Virginia Pl. television $15. Chaise $5, easel $1,· folding figurine:i; ~each. Oma-~n~-~ free tram g ~~~a~~e~,X~~('~~~~ Membership Newport C.M. S48-7S37. lounge $20. S48·7800. clothes rack $1, curtain ments 50c·SS. Antique -· · ·s.s Honda Super Hawk, Beach Tennis Club for After 12 noon. rods Sc, silver chest Sl, wash boards SS each. A Thoroughbred Stallion $300. Sale. caU 673-9033. BUMPER pool table, ex-snow shovel 25c, ladies Electric can opener $4. $300. S44-34l7 . _ cellent condition $25 . std boots, site 7, $5, ski Picture frames $1·$3. 837-0820. 1122 S. E. Skyline Dr . 110 'fra~n La~out, 50• of I poles $2. snow tires on Dis hes, pots & pans -tr ack tnclud1og roll" " 9xl2 blue green ny on rug wheels SS each, s now 5c·S2. Brass fireplace Reg. thoroughbred gel~ S.A. (oft 17th St.) stock, switches. bldg~"& $2S.546--S886. chains S2. walnut double part., $10. Hockey game ing,very gentle. gd. wt Lounge excrcisor, new. landRcapinR. $100. bed frame $10, table $3. Waffle iron~ $2. kids $350. 963-1972 cost ~ bul will sell for 640-5968 SOFA, early American, &',needs recovering, $20. FlberghtSS car lop car· rier for small stntlon wagpn $20. Large con- tcm pora ry style oak desk $25 546-0281 CARTRIVISION \'ldeo tapes, new. 30 minute laq:e. $12, 60 mmute, Sl8. Video heads S7 ~ac:h. t)'ase &: audfo heads S7 rach. Manuals , elec· tronlc & m chanical. S1 so each. 548-6232 SKJIS. KnttlMl Red Stan 210 CM. S season old $4 M2·1MH, 1f no answe1 MZ 2'112 lamp $'1.~. table lamp Portable stereo $25. Anti· ----f -$20. 846·1677 ---------11 ~.telephone SOc, electric que trunks $2S each. Ch rhtma~ llorse . or --Kneissl l !tscm. ladies can opener $1.50, dish RedwoodtableSS Chairs young lady. En111t sh *Chrt1tma1Gifh Nordicabootss18,never drainer lOc, 2" Pots three $3·$6. Radios $2-$10. Pleasure Mare. 673·1933 TtHg. Warehouse Sale, used. 644·2197. for Sc. Insulated carafe Depression k itchen ,,.welry 8070 open to the public. Gift • $1, car cooker $1. pfay cabinets $5·$25. Books ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jtema 90% oH Every Remington 25 electric pen $7, car bed S4 , 10c.$0C. VW englne bloc WANTED Sat. UU Christmas 10.S. typewriter w/cover. 13" wa.l.ker S2. wind.up swing Is pistons with new c:hrt 11851 Sky park Circle, carra,ge, $75. 646-6471 $3, elertric baby dlsh St, $25. Camp stove SlS. TOP CASH DOLLAR lrw>t. p O O L T a b I e . bumper pad $2, baby Camper windows $5-$20. p At D FOR Y 0 UR B · k /S 11 ... *SW .. M-t ll'-11-runsw1c ~ars. ..c: back pa~k $4, Infant AeAt Volley ball oet B SI.SO. JEWELRY, WATCHF.S, ~ ~ ..... • t with handle $2. lnrant Chevy parta $20. Stick on ART OBJECTS. GOLD. Mf eeds rhl; ocr new, reg. !ltxe w ac ~itRl ··~II ,,_W.,t d.1c:ft81'Pt"m; ces&OriC!$. $2$0. ~·61.3% · seat Sl. booster c:h air $2. Slone 50r ft. O\t buggy SI L V ER S E RV t C E . .. n n• "'" e " 0 baby cuddle carrlf'r upltolsteey $10 3-speed f"tNE FURN & AN by Truckload at 90~ off Mink JackH, Violt-t $1.SO, plc.Ucat Sl. c:h.tld / men 'I bike $10. Blk TIQUF.S. 64S-2200 retall. 540-4811 Alurene. tost $1200. wom pet g.te Sl so. bike parla 50c-$S Wooden -3times, ask SfiOO, SS7·9984 buket 7~. hammock Sl, chtlrt $2$ each. Table& Beaut. dia. cn~ucmrnt Swl'" •II~ bower curlllm 2'c &W2 ~S -$25 End tables ring set. apprn:t lK J4K Inflatable pool enclo Santana Cir cle. H b . S2·Sl0. Vacuum S7 143 gold. Appra~ SUOO aac. sun-. 20'11•0'•13' h1gb. 842 46IX5 Roc-hertcr, Costa Mes.a $475. 962 :mn M2·36Z2. Air Compressor $175. or bet.offer. $46 llM. Buy a one or two-inch box under our tree on December 11 or 18. Fill your box with items you no longer want or need. Convert your clutter to cash. Your old skis, sports equipment, luggage, toys, appliances or furniture might be the Christmas bargain someone else is pining for. Putting a box under our tree is easy and inexpensive. Rates are $4 for the one-inch box and $6.50 for the two-inch package. To place yours just call 642-5678. Your credit Is good wtth us. We'll bill you. Or, you can charge your ad to your Master Charge or BankAmericard. DAILY PILOT . ' • • • . ' . --.r· .... ~ CJJ OAILYPILOT Saturday, Deeemb6r6. 1975 Motorc~~' Recr.ati1 onol 9530 Trucks " ,560 Ailtos WQllfe-d t590 Autot. lt11porlred ~·.'!°:~••••••• Offke Sc.oo t 1 so vet. c.les ••••••• ···;1.6 ....••..••. ••••· ···•·•••·••··•··•· ·······••••············· D··-· t120 '-"iture& loats..Mmin• loah SflP'/ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~"-HTTOS~L C-' 9715 .,...,...... 1015 s..-1-' 9030 -··· 9070 • ........ E"-........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• • .,..,..._, • y--~oMln• ~c1uro I17TI) fl1eyer~ Toad lluot' TOURC•R?" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........................ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ·U"I -x1 • 1·h TOYOT• ~ .., 1 o~·-w 'Sec.:ma~al desk & <'hai 9 llP ~f c-Cullougb out •••••·;~~~·;~;.:;•••••• SllS S.U-3580 ~~&o P.t~~nl'0£ art er " ~A.\~ ~tllta~e f~: ti:dr '73 CAPltl Auto tr':o7: ra:t': 1ur $175. E1t-~ dt:i,k & 1.·ha1r bo;ud molor, xlnl cund Somelivc-abo111.rds '72Suzuk.12S<k'l'Savage,& noon.6tOOQ8.."iaft6p1n TRUCKS a n y m 0 k ,. 0 r V·6t•yl , ;iutn lriin~ · atr 1~ood1tlon i nJ:, radio , $18$ 4 Cl bl ~s 968 UW7 o ------cond1t10111nK. wh1tt:wa.ll NI { ·1 1 3 g. 11ssrm tu ~s • -S<U-8616 ~xt ... l8J 12.5cc usler.Xlntl'ond FENCED Hec Vchnlc model ('ars,•trucks, 1. (672HSS> heuter ce am1ycar x72'', $JO ea , 8 Sfot up for dirt. Arl'ess. c 1 16ToChoonFrom vani . r ecreational ircS,etc 421)(;.JZ. ·<'lu.sroom eh~ llO ea ILACKIUUTY \\'11nli'd.S11porSide fOl"str~tincld .Bestof-StorageS58'lWISth _r. 1 ~Jlt't•th1, 5 speeds , vehieles 1rn ports & $2395 $2199 -~·1118an5 .. m . 1•6• 50 110, .... 0 ... , Tit•fnr52'boat ''' 537.•=an.•.,m 64~-8471 1 ~ .. J .. .. 613_582'1 ....,.,... ".. uul1)111at1cs, ong beds, domestics. r.t u:i t be in •Pl.At-I FtLES• Me rC"u ry outboard ____ .71YillTiaha 90_ Complete-~s. Race, short bffis. runningc:ontl111on & rhet-t ATLAS 5 draw c r ""' b 1 0 et ~ri1r:.~neerc~ n~~011~ni1~~o~ ly refurbished. !'wt any Roch 9540 Also 6 Used Compad California su rety code C.._.sler •lymoulh l6"x36"x"8" 2 modt'ls ~·Speed & Xtras.1225 546-8139 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Trucks standard"'· ""' t• available ut to"uC'lory ~~eCrg~m1.">·.·N•T:n~t.no"N 1IN) ~ 9080 -'64 C.1'0 . all nt•w thru-0ut \ul·hoosc froill El Cam1110 Auto Suh~s Open l)atly & Sun "' "'., · "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 llus ky 125WR. Mint Many hl·p•rrorm ·,111<'(' 49fl-1400 Dealer 'til lo PM l>1rectpri<"es S498039 Super C l ean C II " D l 292911 horB\vd --~-· a 1965 l~ORIZON l!l', 75 co11d1lion . Vcst·o, xtras. f'&st , clean 6' rt-Glflllil ltiiha ar 1e•t•N.t.e1t•l••· L -Shape ~·alnut desk . 646-496Sevenings Johnson O i l\, 40 hr. on Curnutt s, "red wire liable $1600. M1kt•. t.\U\. UIJ\O Costar.t csa -1-tow•••t:M 90x30, chair, $1 2!l Nt'w 5.50 aal diesel ful.'\ eng. ltvy dty trailer motoplat.$57!l.546·8139 640-W31 Autos.Imported 546·1934 ••t·"'1 -• 4 M•• 1 ~·alnut / fabrtc (·un tanks.$300ea.ti46·5491or w /new tires $1 100. ___.. --TOYOTA ••••••••••••••••••••••• · ---'73 240Z, 28,000 miles, fl·rence c-ha ir5 $45 coi &1G-Sot27 646-2677 '75 Yuma ha Endro 2$0 4 Whe"I Drivs 9550 General 970 I · 7 1 C A P H I . Jt o o d orig. owner, super c lean. 642·4097 or .,.,.,,_.....,lfi $100 and tnkc up pay. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'''"porlallon ' Miracle ... ,.. "''·"°"' ~ •• I Aft 6 63 ••63 19bb Hn1h1,. l M f,.\() 'IJOJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,...... .,..,..... P... Nautical Hrass ch11ning T ........ 1. mens. er . l·uo '76JeepCJ·7 Mazda, 2150 ti arbor -~=-----8087 h . . rC9f.,._, .a IOft d t '' PU Gd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ tps <'lock !S""h ••••••••••••••••••••••• IJ Yam. 360MX lmmac Loaded with cquipm~nt 1964 ·~ 1' Pickup, $1195, Ulv . t:os a "esa, '71 Daj.s\ln -run- 1\IACA°"'' mue& •ol·' 1 rhomasl and caSl AJrcroft 9110 Too much bikt" for old iuclud1n~ autornuti c l~l;r.1 c Pickup,~. ~·5700. ning rond. Must • j.: u , nautical eagle. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~uy 7,, forks 56;,s lransm1ss1on. with lo~' 19f£ Ford I l 'on Truck -pd -sell/makeoffer.546·0128. yr. H<J,nd ta111ed Be st of 61:'1 2960 CITABRI I 673 3.127 range Quedor trac. ~ta~ w/gas Colnpress. $1400. '12 2600 V 6 4 s , stereo, -9723 feroverSI000.64:>-4566 --A-A f!10Sl new, · _ __ _ ~·hecls, t<ipe, roll bar & 646 M9 lorr.46.ft4.27 decor~roup,rallyewhls, Ferrari ---Shipmate sU.1nless ~1m -65 hrs total time. To1i 11 Y h M E d rnore. Less than 3.000 $2395.640-04:'17 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I~ ea Ith Y . ha PP) . balled two burner st•~\"" eqwpn\ent 552-96.Jf. "" aG· .ma Ka &'"', ·" be"'o Y 9570 ------. A . R ll lh hb I d I '.. "" et 1t c am r 1n1les VKY22:'1 Sf'r ans USED CARS 1~4 C•pn \'·6, Y•llow, Ferran menca ep ca . orou~ rt'< Aire a e ... ,,h o•cn a nd ''''" ---· 1 · " ' lb I Ch PP I l . ": S200 1rm 640-6253 ;:0()()06..1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Air Condit ion1n ,, Custom rg s, evy. u Plt>!I w ou papers Kerosene Never used I · I " v V• g $995 Ph Approx R v.k s. o'd. E!U G15-2960 · C011ipers, Sale-/ I''""' Su7uki TC 120 ~oo $5288 71 to:t·onu 1ne .,uper an A~t /F~1 radio. Dual ex· . · en • · · t'at·h. 646-0367 _ _ Rent 9120 i-;:'llil nr ci(y HiOO mi .Call VR Xlnt l·t1ntl Finished '73 BMW Ba'f'aria haust, r.lai;: v.·hecls. Koni 1_::>c18o·c6cl3c2 ______ _ -------•••••····~····••••••••• ti31 -2116after7P1'1 1ntt'r1or . Air $2950 or 4 speed. air cond. & Sho~ks .. & r.1 it'.ht:l1n Fiat 9725 Pianos&OnJans 8090 laah,Pawe-r 9040 Campr Shell w /boot , --Shorecre•t hl•iot ofr 64fi 4043 or stereo.A BEAUTY ' Radial tires Approl[. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• alum Shell K1nJ:. fits l.:llt> ·73 Yamaha 125 En AMC /J"ep 673·4062 '72 IMW 3.0 CS 12,(X)() miles. This car is FIELD 'S WarehouSt' '72 St>a Ray. In & C)ul Pkup w/s 1tlc step. Gd duro. ne w cond. l\1u st 16751 Beach Blvd '7l Chevy \•:in, :-.ink, bed 4 speed. air cond. & in perfeet condiliod F1• • • Sale. 400 pianos & 11r 2·1''1" r11~a s ure Cruiser cood. tstSI00.645-3216 St."t:',Xlras PP548-872J !lunlingtonllt'ach t•abinets, c lea n $2499 sterco.Mintcondttion! S.1.000. 675-1636 or C\'l'S. gans . new /used. Spinelli. xlnt l'Ond radio bait ---848.S066 49f.·0:!18 '74 DATSUN 2601 644·l6JO C,Jrands, Playt'r" Goin~ t anks. t r'I r p /1 c ed , 1972 Dodqfe '13 !londu 350CL. S.100, S . o t f b I' p· • & C firm t;ood condition 9 lereo. metallic paint & Cott 9717 u or us1ne-;s, ,enl $6.950 11~ %2-6849 tcaup (l/llpt'r Landcr111'sers I 73 Chevy Van V·8 . \ow miles. !\.1ustsee! ....................... . w/opt to buy K;iwa1. -Auto. P IS. A /C. dual 631199!1 Aulomatle. Power slecr '67 & '68 St1•1nway , H:ildwin.14 ' O IR f''1shing Boal & 1,nk• ·porl,m•••' --'''" ~."50645·87''". "74Colt2dr hardtop,air. "· s s ·74 llond;J XL 350. $795 '72 Th '75' ,,. """'" "" MBZ 250 S' · I Ch11·kt·r1ng, \'an1aha, l'rall1•r w /Juhn son 35 special 265\!IN r.,•od Cooil•l •o••· H••ll ru $ s St«!feo. V1ny top. xlnl K1n1ball . \\'rlt t r . !400.6"5 ·'.W>\5 " ~ '7 \F1JrdVanCampcrCon Ont> 4 speed & one cond.Pri.Pty.549·3895. (7 14 J638 ·2770. 12012 ----$2999 llt·lniet$10.HJ0-408!1 7ToChoos"fram Vl'r:.1011. V-A: auto. Low autumatit·.Supernicc! Rtookhurst.G<.; ~i~~Y ~;1 1·~~,r~~~s~.B~~t Bill Maxey Toyota ·7;1 Ossa 250 Pioneer 1-~n· EXA~lf~·~~rdtap ~~~·tn~~ut l'Ond $3 500 '71 TOYOTA Piano Tuner ll:i:. tanks VI·! I-' Tandt-m 18881 Beal'h Ill II.II duru, xlnt l'Ond. $450. 372 FDC Morit II Coupe P1anofnr s ale lrlr S:ic $97 50/ofr 847-8555 4114<llM~ __ BRAt-ID NEW Automatic, air C"ond . & fl• 960-1155 • • ~1 ·2706 • 7 1 II us k y, new ('')077 '76 BUH BL I-: TOP FORD Landau. Low miles. ~ --Toyota Chinook. Undt•r transmission & engine "'10 VAN with Camrter Con· '73 CITROEN SM ,. S lOO or bes t offer • \'Crs1on -76 Imme ~ Ht:cond l ·pri"hl Piano. 30' Oie -;e \ Auto Pilot. 15.000m• .. $1500 D l •>8 d I EASE OR BUY '" ivory kl'y-., tun('d. rt•· ROI-' s.19:i0. 546-5!S74 or 545·2802. ·l~»M2l ~""ti Wit.A Del f''.!4HllA60320 5 s peed. air cond .. gu latt•li, xlnt cond &tS-7 146 ------, t.\U\ SEA&SUN K.V leather. metalic paint& 4~36861 CA~IPEH SllELL for R' · · '75 17' 13o"·riiler . 1<10 be<l,$200 Xlntl·ond llondal50.ncedsl.l·ork VOLVO 175.'>5 Bca1·hBlvd. A~t /F'ho1rad10 Sears Dooalkhborcl OrJ.:.'.ln r.lerc rru1ser ~· ;trlr &15 7307 \\"ant Sl:!S or best offl•r. llunt. Bt·h. '72 & '73 Scouts nr nu. $275. v.111 hold Ill &aut1full'Oncl .6"4·4156 4968421 Both a r e hardtops . Xma.;; 968·6906 - ---------Factory l)Lrccl <.:a mpers .; Suzuki HIS du1 ready __!_"~ liruhn_'.__( M -~" YJQi '69 Ford Vt1n L B Air con . Eqwpment includes roof ·---;.1.22· 'fro1 an_ Wood 1n S895 up. Shells, $179 50. v.• '_,t eqo•p' 250 fast ' 1965 Ct1rryall. Che,•y I nc1,1o· lire:-. runs great rack. automatic. air con ()QLllSTPIANOH E:PAIH bo.i rcl ,hnd~e,V-8.cuddy SIC<', pers ~\', !8th C~I D e~endable . llurry . :on.o\l.l"het'l1ln\'CSOCIO Sl.f95/ofr 675·l385 ditioning&power stet"r Oak l 'priji!hl. others cabin. he;1d. b1mm1 top, 64~·8471 _ &15·5fi62 645-:JJRI ·73 Ford Cust int 3sp. vs ini::. XLNT in side & out F'rom_S.195 5~ 87~ _ rcfin1'iht'tl 302 S2995 ur trade for Will trade. KJ.750 fi73 -3826 Matorcycle-s/ SL 70 llonda Vf'ry-cl~ Trucks 9560 \•ell<•o,othcr :-"'"-3902 '74 EL CAMINO ('()NS ()r~an ~Id\. 552, ---Scooters 9150 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;mo n1any extras $300 Automatic: & <iir cond1 The<iterl'ltt·. hltn Leshc.,i·l·21i' '''noel < • .'c ntury ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·· · 75 CHEVY '7JClubWa<on V·~n Runs · ·1 ChLmcs , Pi;ino . e ll' Ra\.'t'll, iv.111 ~('rcw. 10 .. 75 HO''O,\ ,00 ,,,, SI"'' 673-1933 .. t1on1nJ?. Low m1 es ,~ .. , "" xlnt. looks ~real . has '71 VW S bo k R-16-3792 board. v.•idt• beam, cuddv cash-Rehn. bai<111cc, 2ff ·73 Honda CL350, r('blt 1/2 TO~' SWB blUn closet, xlnl for s ki-quare c llamm ond orj!iln . :,pe;tker. rhythm utl<"h . pcrt'ussion . rnahogan~ $Ui..'">()fi75 7165 cabin. head . payments at SSG incl. full t'.'ng , no \.l'Ork needed 1""111 in~ & CampinJ:. $3,500 Automati~ &. roof rack. $1500 !i73·3826 l'overa~c insurance Call Xlnt cond. S,S99. 642-9329. PICKUP G-12-2926. '70 FORD 20°/o OFF 5'18-4987. ----WINDOW V AH ____ Motor Home-s, Like new. less than ·IO<IO Auto L"asinq 9580 VS. 3 s pet'd. mags,• 8 track .sterl'O Includes extra long wheel base. MOTORCYCLES Sale/Rent 9160 miles ! Auton1at1 t···••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• transmiss ion, radio, Brand Hew 197 6 MAZDA FOR SALE !lent ,73 Overland 29 .. heatt'.'r, power steering. 1974 HONDA Loaded. F'rc(• milei;, lo a ir eonditionin~. plus many more extras. Set• 2M02: lrl•f'Qtl•rite Pkwy. Mlulon vteto '74 DATSUN 710 Aulomatil'. radio . & healer. Le:oi:i than 5000 onginal miles. (588WD). Sl69S El Camino Auto Sales 498-1400 Dealer WILL BUY YOUR DATSUN, TOYOTA . OR VOLKSWAGEN PAID FOil OR NOT ·roP DOLLAR CALL SAL BERNADEN~ 5.\0-0442:_ __ 74 Datsun 260Z. 2+2. air, mags, lape, xlnt eond. 9)000, 548-5449 '74 260Z. mags , air. AM /Fr.t stereo. lo miles, auto. Must sell. 752-6531 Belore YQU buy .. see! Mlaalon Vlelo Import• ~HElfl FACTORY AUTHORIZ ED Sal"s • Servic" Parts • Lea•inq 120 W. Warner at ~lain S;1nta Ana 557-2132 ---- All alununum boats & outboard motors(7.5 tn Heaut 1 fu l K 1mba11 150 llP ) in stock. I Week ('onsoh· p1anll. nia plt' only from Sal. or until all v.ood.xlnt£·undS800P.I' sold . llurry to OAN,\ &'_15_·4~'-"--------1 l\lARINE. 34760 Coast <-'-M h' 8093 llv.·.v. Capistrano Real'h. ~•""i oc 1nes ......................... 496-4370 CH 125 Xlnt Cond1t111n ra~·s_· _P_r_i_. ply. 538"0547 -this one! (64812Y ). For Rt'.'nt , non s moker Special '76 22· 4 Star, r.11n1 Mtrhml'. 548·~ $4895 Leas" for Only $84.59 per mo+ 'f&L IS1 .2040 • 415-4Mt OM A..,Y Paflrway £J0t Open Sund•Y• ·7124oz DaLo;un. 4 spd. air. new tires & paint -mint condilion. $3900. 1446-1677 '70 850 SPYOER. Mu st •74 Datsun 8210, AM /Jo~M . See! Xlnl cond, new eng. $800 . Take over p<iy -$1100846-8062. nlcnt s. 848 -0549 or:; 1 •68 0 I l"S · Necchi SuperNova 1n ('ab w1portcase, m;,iny xtras Boats, R""t / Xlnt('ond Sl25644-7900 Charter 90SO SporfillCJ Good• 8094 ••••••••••••.••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••Charter 50 Boat for Roffe Ski pants. Org & Chr1stmai; bo;1t para~e yellow, J4 Ion ~. ro~t $65, $'75 n1te. Compl _w 1sk1p sell for PJ. 642·9871 per & crew. Ph. 615-27..56 Sll-rlboard S'4'altov.· v.·in ger Boah. Sail 9060 ~d . cond . fi "IO " $80. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S625 ,ibest offer • • • 1973HONDA XR 75 Xlnl Condu100 JR Race SSOO ,!best offer ••• 28' Titan. sips R, all xtras . by day or wk. 64.1-3370 aft 6 PP.1. SLEMONS MERCEOES J 970 Ha rht">r. l' .. \1 631-1276 1973 ROADLINER 28', 2 1 ton plumbing trucks load e d. 12,000 mi . complete w /steel bins. Sa('rifi ce Can see at 1942 pipe machines. recent !!arbor Blvd. C .P.!. neweng·s.Xlnttir!:'s, 642-8286. ll) has 120 V Generator. '76 r.1a1.n a 808 C pe (Seri54892) 35 MPG HiWoy E.P.A. J6 mos. O.E.L. Cap 17 r.1ax lerm obligation $1232 BS. oAc Immediate Delivery Extended Tl'rms Available 894·6151 1·orsa e .. 1a ..,.. port · _ --Coupe. Xlnt cond., call '74 Dats un 260 7.. air. Sat.&Sun.540·6009. SUNBEAM stick, loaded, $5600, 67 Sunbeam Alpine, 200 644-:;965 "71Fiat124 SporlCoupe mi on rcblt 172.5CC eng. new lop, new paint , sharp, 546-tm7 ---- BROKER OF Porsche • JOCJUor '74 Datsun P. U. Ar.1 /Fr.1 18 trk C/B r:1d10, ma~s. Cl.ISi pt & lnl. $4,000. 552·952'1. '1t Datsun 1200. Lo mi, 5 Speed, factory air con- ditionin~. AM /FM radio. ski rack, elc., heater. vinyl roof. Special this ~·eek. 921 OTS. ' 536--4980 ask for Donna Ca l 20 .._ Sltp, 5 sails, No cc.c..=....c.:.:..._1 22. OR, \"ery good cond ICE SKATF:S -llar!Jl'k 6 ~ 5'1R -~49 1970 HOMO.A THAIL70 priced to· sell Call ·73 Ood~e 22' 4 Star r.t .~I ., Cascade fnC'. 548-~16 18.500 mi. fully loaded in ------'--'-'-~ (•1 i;cnerator $8900 firm · PP968·3742 '73 INTERNATIONAL 1'ucH OLDS/MAZDA 1•• 17331 llUCN BLYO. NllllT. IUCH • 142-Mtteedes·Bent A~t /FM radio, cle1:1n . 64Z·ZBOO $1700 /off". 642·4024 . $2877 PnnC>pals only. Sund<iy JOA M-6Pr.1 '732.40Z, auto, air, am/fm, GJ)•1oot l'•u~ l Offer Expires 12·14 ·75 l'all 644 -1086 Rt'.'fOrt' !I '-"--.-,-1--1 A.\I. 25' ClaSSll' Woo • OOP ----lnbd t-:ng. teak dk. ask Rent 25' \975 Open Road. l/4 Ton Pickup fully self-cont. sips 6-8. Cr ewcab, V-8. auto Winter rates. 644·831!5 trans., air eonditioning. .::.:cc:.:.:..:.::::..:.:.:.=:.:...~ I A l\1 1 FM r adio, power Trailet's, Tro•el 9170 steering, powe r brakes, ••••••••••••••••••••••• deluxe interior. auxilary ri.tercedt's Benz 280SL, maJ(s, 2900 mi. $4950. t\U\ twt.O 19'D. oew motor. 18 mo. Audi 9707 559·1115ofl.6pm \se.$150rnn.fAO-l751 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------"-'::.C----I VOLVO ·· --------'70 Audi IOOLS, 4 dr.. '72 2401. COMPLETE r\HClll::R\' 559 00 ROGARDU S lll'NTl:"olG OL'TFl"f $85 5'\8-~="'°=·:..... ____ _ c:1)(XI Cond1t1on SISO Ph:613-~:! Phone 830·6129 t\m Looking for living Autos Wanted 9590 S1800. Anne, 673-2950 or Rebuilt engine, trans. 4 •• •'" • •• • • • • ••• • • • •••••• 044-3156 new radiats. )'!hi, H<Phtir ( M 64 ... q301 Offer Expires 12-8-75 " -Coronad1> 23. top :.h;:ipc, )'one)·ama 'f£•nn1<; racket. radio. al! options at 0Jna ).!old (_) PS modt'I , ~~n Pt 114-R:\J.46i>9 d<i ys, .,u t 41: l1~h l $:!.) 7144~i-Hl 74 nr 552-9033 Afttt 6pm space for 23' !-l ouse --------Tr:iiler in Beach area. '73Yamoho250-MX. Park o r Private ok . like new. never raced. 536-8355. ------ Oil induction system re· Trailers. Utility 9180 moved. 011t1onal forward '••••••••••••••••••••••• tank. wood~r ain sides. dual mirrors . ell' (539385). WEPAYTOPDOLLAI-t ~ --.--675 1483 FOR TOP USED CARS 7oAudi, JOO LS, <1dr . good -·----X19. xtra clean, mags • i'~OREIGN , DOMl-:STIC cl~an cond. $2200 nr ofr 74 DATSUN 260-Z. FM, two tops, lo mi, red •ii 5-3296 v.·nknd» Stott, Restaurant, llOHI E: 16 Late model. gd $3495 ATLAS orCLASSICS 613·6133 •1 w / cac•'ng st ripe,. "ags w f radial tires , Jfyour l'arisexlra clean 1970 Audi 4 spd, Fr.t radio, heater. (008855). 962-06.')6 Bar 80951 NJnd. Must sell' Sec & ••••••••••••••••••••••• _makt'offcr.615 -0993 mounted shock brack('ts . Chrysltt ,Hlymouth Open Daily &Sun 'til 10 PM 292911arbor Blvd t:osla Mesa seeu8sAliUcsEtRBUIC" stereo. 25MPG. $2100 $5699 -==-:::=-----,- • 536-7977, 557-7236 aft. SJt . & Su n . only 400 SAR()T & T -1 . II w t1,u;h1ng Reader v.1ntlov.·1 . · rai.er. )e o :-n-:ns ~00 ea Clothing fihl"rl!Ja s~-Xlnt cond installed. Super fa st . 4 x 8 :\1cta1 "~/side com- stroog & reliable. r.lust parln1cnl (,ardeners see to apprl•r1;1te . drean1 2925 Harbor 81\'d 6P~1 miracle mazda Costa Mes~ 979-2500 BMW-- racks SHI ea C'ounterl S300 6i~·4· 2! __ _ 9712 SSOO firm 5J6-475M after ~-4848 ----1 TOP DOLLAR PAID IMMEDIATELY FOR ALL FOREIGN CARS CALL OR COME IN TO SEE US ......................... SIOO. r.1an1k 1n-. S:'IO Udo 14. gnctd cond Nl'\11' Huund rack Sf!O 9062 C'OVf'r -tr;11lf'r Bobbit'.' Cir. llA F. of C'allr~11 :.ro5 \lafi(nolta S of llamdton ~2.'i l.ll:Xl 11. ~11 cond "'ith TY -Rod:-----I Trailer. &«Jll • • 10, %2-:lR24 HiFi. Ster"o 8098 -------- •••••••••••••·•••••••••! llob1l•l'at 14 '. v.ith G E COLOR TV "fra1lcr. $700 17 1nl·h s.10 f>45-3'1fi7 675 Z W>ll 11 1 1''1 t1111t·r "'1th fl tr;1r·k .•nd J\\1 F.\l B~l{r1•('11rd • han~er ;n11 I s p('akcrs ,;110 •·n:, ~)1>11 ;-.oat Pie! b111 l\rarlli n€'w So1111d1'!l l l!l1 < (1n .ol1• fl'a t ur111l! h1 •.iut1f11 l 1'1·1·,1n f1n1 h !!SH lumt.thlf' x tl'k pla.\t'r. r\ '1 J-'~1 ~· :-.lnral"r ar,·(I Q 7,') 4 Jll lllt1 :1~1/ik .1fl -,p~1 !'-!t>ft'O 8.'ifl .. rll '.I C'ltrnpo- !lt'rll:-x1nt f'(•nrl $1 25 . '.!"i7 jl21 ;,i fl •• \ 1deo t;ilM' r1·1'nrt1cr. l'Olor nPW, lf'Sh'.:t! \l O!Rt~ 1011 v.·/ch pwr .1ro p Tiii) 0 I '~. $195 CHRISTMAS SAILBOAT BARGAINS!! 2t>.2.') Ft. lnw as $3995. 1nl'ld . sails & trailer Full Fat"tory \\'arranty 1\quan us· Ha lt">Qa -O'Day O\'.e"•port &al'h·s Largest Dlrshp Tilt: ROAT Pl.1\Cl': 3101 Coast llv.''" N i3 645·1144 Open_iil! P~- BALBOA26 SAVE $4000.!! 1974 Model 1n ''Dream Condition··. f..xten sivt>ly equipped inC"ld 15 !IP Q, 13 $9150. full prict· TllE ROAT 1-'LAC.:F: 3101Coetst11v.·y. N H 645· 1144 Open ILi 6 pm I V l'h Xfl IZ:l6_.~--·1'11Coronarlo27. Ranen1s. :-'5" ZF:'\'ITH ('!JLOR TV. 4 sails, new Johnson Ii. \Int <'•11\11 s1 :,11 knot mete r $9500. r .. 11> filll*i 640-Mf>!I 6 30 P~I _. Large !<1l't'l motorcyC"\e 01 546-1934 ·74 Bulta<'o Pursani: 250, hox tra der. Nu tires ---------- r;5() Also .6S Triumph $150. 546-1656 aft_. 3. _ 1975 F'ord F'250 Rani;:er ~" XLT,460eng,autotrans, ··baskl't case" has alotof Auto Servic" & a Jc. pis, p /disc brake:r., custom parts •. $200. Parts 9400 + most other options 675-0970. as k f~r Rill __ •••••••••• ••••••••••••• With eab high camper '72 Yamaha Z.'iO CC dirt 'ti6 VW t:NGINE shell. S5900. 962-1763 bike. gd cond. w /nu JUStt·umplctely s hocks. incl. helmet . rcbwlt .. 968·7412 boots. chain. lork & oil , ,,. $100 673-7173 r~yota .._(Jrnlla p~rts · f'.ng, trans. body ptece~ •·ti· 67:! k72.'i 9510 1973 Tayoto Pic;l<up f)elu x camper s hell. Jackman wheels. low, low miles. (202\UWl $3099 11001\K A 100 Super Rat. Xlnlcond 842·48~>0 •••• • •• • • • • • ••• •••• • ••• Bill Maxey T ayota i'otusl sell '72 Susuk1 GT A .. 10,., •.. 1 ... 1,,, ca' 18881 Bc'1ch RI ti B . 550 S525. 675-1572 or " ,., '"~ · 552.MSI 0e'1ul r.t111nta1ned, kept 947 .. 9555 in gar:igt• &· cov'd when ---- 1975112 Jlonda 750 Super not in us1· Sf!OO 960-2275 '71 Datsun Pickup Sport. 1973 Yamaha 3f"1 or536·6561 4 Speftl. radio, h<'lll l'r lnduro, street equipped. A.ntt-s / Sharp!8900SS. Be st offt'.'r. 673-R823 or Cl'-·· 9520 $1999 673·3683. OSSICS NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W.Coast Hw~.N.8. 642·9405 Oronqe-County's Highest S Buyer an Imports Bill Maxe y Toyota Call Roger or Bill 817-8555 ----1······················· ·-;-o BSA 650. Fast. looks Mercedes Bco1 .. '65. 220 j!d $600/ trade lrurk nr SE Classic, lealher, sun .. an. JaC"k 644·2611 roof . wood dash. 640-0224 -I FREE APPRAISAL ~-J 1 !_:_1 _t~i.1J:I ! ~~c~~~-~:f1d Gc~~T~ ~ CHEVROLET fnr a free V1 v.11 ~tontesa Cotil 25. SJood Investment worth 1,,,1 1,,.CHll•D appraisal. Xlnlcond. Grt'.'at s mall mor e evt'ry day' _.,_,Ott•t"c" l11ke $2.SO. 546-1587 lle6tored 1!158 XK 150 141.11•1 -1•_ .... ••1 __ GRQT'H Cl~F.VROLF.T -18211 Beac h Rl\.·d. • Ja~uar. 2+2 coupe. F'ast, '73 Ford Ranchcro JS() Huntington Beach '71 Suiuk1 ~~I gas mll:....:e, stereo, engine, pwr str. 'pwr 847-6M7 549.JJJ\ TS-125 Duster ra.d10 & 8 trk. Chrome brU.xlntcond.494 -5980 Con\"t>rted for dirt. but wire wheels, 4 spd.1..=:=c==.c:.=..cc_cc:c:.:_1sELLINGYOURCAR7 a11 street equipment 1n-silver/red int S5000 /orr. 166 CHEVY Carryall. TOP PRICES PAID eluded. Extra tire;o; Good Pvt. Pty. 615-2563 4!rlpd, aux. fu el, f\ cyl F'or Imports Condition !\lust sell .. 29 Model A 283 cu . in. $1:250.Ph:M8·6132 P<iidfororNot $275. 644 -0577 Many xt ras $90() or best '75 Luv P.U., Blue Mikado Deon Lewis Imports !oats & Morine Udo 14 w /tr\r, J!ood cond. '74 Kawasaki, f ·ll, 25(} offer. 54b-5344 under 7,000 mi. 11erfrrl 1006 llarbor, C.M. liqMiPf"l"lt New Mainsail cc. l.o miles. Mu st see t.o .23 1'~ord T Rrlslr. 327 cond, transferring must 646·9303 - ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----""-"-·48.:...22· ____ 1 appreriatr . 400 miles on Ch A 1 t N sell. $3495, &16-3&15 ask -----evy u o. rans. ew G....-ol '010 new motor. Many xtras. S forPal. TOP Mu st sl'll La~t'r, in<' I. new 5550 or beat off er . finis·~·~· ;>.":'•~·~$2~100~4~98~·~"'4~3~ --..,.::::-=:::;::-:::;:-=;-:; ;;1~~7·~~·;;1~;·~··~;:·~·~ sail & Jlarken ftatchet. 5'i6-0073 .59 F,d11;el, hardtop, stick, 1961CHEVY'VITON $ Sae. Sffi5 fi75-&166 Xlnt -·d. -.. 41 F'o•d PICK UP TRUCK 110·\TS '/',1 ~ Advan -, __ _. •-· ...... _,,_, 673 .. 725 1....,, .... a 90. Ro1ul .. trail $895.Ml ·lOll 1:.gt>!' r ;dl ~.1f;.4990 ah, S.lps Dike, xlnt cond. 3200totsl Paid Ii. ,.. • , 0 h . OockJ '9070 mi.. F'ir11;t $200. cash Recr'f'GtiOftGI 1964 FORD •mo " .,,. !' ing Y II ••••••••••••••••••••••• lakes it 842-8207. aft 5 Vtfdcte. 9530 Econoline pickup. SSOOor f'OR J'ia~~I frl)m S14S up. De•ul•fol llo•t ""p, 50• lor will trade for fumlture or U d YW' ' .... ,I 0 " °'27 ~ pm. .......................... se s .._.,... nr,,...-""' power boal Nl.'wport r emodel work or .,.,., Ae h .. 2 ,.,.,..,, '15 HONDA 400F. New '72 Layton Trailer 20' Call751 5143 Poldfor ~ t ~tu&I S11rrifl('l' 11 11 new -"'''o'°"'~::..::·~:::::_ ___ ·I cond. $llOO or trade. tandem. self-cont., xlnt:1-=cc.-·-----Of""O hntlow 'nrr11 Kayak $1 75. SIOF'. TIE so · Boal, 540-4319_ oond. $!:200. '73 Dodge lh "72 El Camino JM>. 4 11pd. :! man kay11 k 1195. Sorf r~nvatl' Party Ton Pickup Adventure nu tirt.s, xlnt running k.l.)'akf70 t7 1"tllff2·44.f7 . 675·"927 1974 tlONDA 360G, 4300 Pl!lcka8e. P IS, P /B, <'Ond . s ll~ht body lo miles. mint condition. R/H. A/C, air 1hock.s & damage, quick sale lh-. Mcrh1;e Dock sp•ce for . rent . seoo. Call 492·0850. Insulated camper shell. SLtlOOI best ofrer 556-4011, e.,ptMM •OJO 20't.o40'. P.ri . r~1dencel-==="-'=-=::...--1 xlnt cornt. $3200. or both !J79-9497Jim ........................ Avail now. &48·6241 Go-cart. 8ril[l[S & Strei· for SSrOOO. 493 .... 91on.6 13 Johnson 9 l) Elettrit , ton En11 . Xlnt. cond. 1175 '66 :y, Ton Chevy Piek Up, Wa11ted Rolls-Silvt'r <>Al tn1ine. Ju1t reblt. SAIL for 20 to 21 . dOC"k 1~ Via M~s 1na , Irv ·71 VW Dune Bug(Ey mags, ateeJ radlala. ~. Cloud 4 dr, orlttln:il m ilde tie, $110. 303 F.. 833-:2652 tnS.SACltJFJCE. 494.3721 owner, full details rt· 640 04!:>CJ F.dgl"water. 1·871-2866 ---------l ___ C.=1~1~8'=Z~·T~1~00;;_ __ 1 all1Uc ca11h price. Al:so __,_ -7S 1-londa CB50Cfl' Batmi.1· '12 Coul'ler. Clo, 27,000 M. Studebaker llawk. Write Wtntf'll 2·man M' •·man 40' power boat slip private f"rg, r•rk & afty bar. Dunc Buggy. I-tome made M•t•, S.R. 1hell. ~1any Ad #5'11. P .O. llox 15 16, 1nG11llllhle dln(y home. No live aboD r41 towb.ar.St:'M> 961-7835. radio.549-0922. _c_._ . .-__ _ llunl Bth-1142-4435 l • SADDLEBACK BMW '76 BMW's NOWHERE ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST \..$ Salcs-Service-L1:as1ng Roy Cor•er, Inc. 2150 Harbor ll•d. Costa Mesa 6454 5700 '71 Datsun510 S~an 4 Speed. factory ;i1r ('On· dition1n1:. radio, heater. 157EBP. $1999 11,ll ll•C>l l l '0· l<lMTI>l•TOtt •l•CM 14J-1111-1•0--044J 72Dahun IZOO S•don 4 Speed, radio, heater , low miles. 623ENI. Honda ,727 ........................ Rolls 'RoyC"e B!\.1W 234 E. 17th St. 9725 $2299 Fial Costa Mesa $46-4444 ~------=--• ir•"••;,•:,•:,•:•,;•,:•,:••;,•;;•:;•:;•:;•:;•:;•,:•,:•~··:;· 1~1 ,1_:m 1:1 1 aaso 1976 BMWs ARE HERE CREVIER &I ST 6 •llOAOWAV SANTA ANA 835·3171 l>llE ULTllol•l£ OlltYINO M•CH1Nl Capri 9715 ......................... "72 & '74 Caorl'• 12 Ta Choos• #romJ V-6 engine, 4 !!peed. fac· t.ory air conditioning, AM radio, heater. 778FTI. Low as 11111 ...... CM l\.WI ~fOMll•Cot 141-7111-l•M••r "71 Dahun IZOOCpo .. spcOO, radio, heater. OOICEZ. $1999 Ill.I IUCH l l'O -'-TOH ll•CM 141·7TU -ltM•ll '73Dahun1200 Sod on 4 SJ)ttd, radio, hea1('r, low miles. 910JN B. $2699 $3177 Deruile.wiA G VOLVO ~1 ,g11 1J 196'1 Hu1hor ( /\I (.d,.. q3n \ .;:J!:;;: 1~l::N Offer Ex pirf's 12·8·7!i 14J.1111 _,, .... , ---'73 Capri, 2000, AIT. de·74 8210, 1Jntchb11ck Iulo, cor. ste~I rodiohi. xlnt. lo ml, many xtraa. $2195._~·07~ 1)44.8\07 Jfn2 Capri 4 cyl, xlnl cond. &lfi ROOS '66 l>U-Shell $850. 4 ntw tires & wheeJ1 SUS. 548.ft135 SPECIAL HOLIDAY LEASE s70~~ leases a Beautiful 1976 FIAT 128 2~Door I '"' CDp UH! SJllO 10 l •D•" •<id •Dlue Sl8J4 SO. Dep ••• l-43 :Kl -36 - DP"Od hi I ~-)1 -lS DICK MILLER MOTORS t101 hx!Qty .Authot•t..d $oit-1, Soer~•(t, llO\lllff & OV11"oKt, O.ll·~r ·120 W. Warner at South Main Santa Ana 557-2132 •• .. •• Tr It • " p R I c Jc •• M. A 0 '7 b E M •• 3 ' • • " ' • J ., " . .. .. ·-.. ~~~·.1:':~ Auto1, lmporitd Autos, Imported Autoi, Imported A.uto1, lmporffd Autos, lmport.d Saturday, December&, li7~ DAILY PILOT CJ 3 tto.da ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••!?.~~Met-cedes h•i 9740 ,.Of'Sc"-f7SO Toyota 9765 Voltswog•" 9770 VolkswOCJ~n 9770 Autos, Imported Auto1. ln1ported Avtos, lmporled Transferred ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Honda G~~l!~1~~~ l961MIZ220 un4 Porschc!H1Cou w/ 76 1973VWSupttl VW 'H Ru~ ne"" tue:., VolbwOCJeft 9770Vof•o 9771.Vof•o 977J 40+ mp1. But orr Liabt brown with r~ in t blk pe t S Low lo I 207c;'6p mugi. Z bed Jm t ttu ~··•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 96aG134. terior 4c 8 trac.k, AM /F¥ ~/F~~ ~lereo :.:~." & ·TOYOTA ' $w2m2a e9s9 rud10 ~l :ms ' ~~ ~u~ ~~~\~t:h ~~ ORANGE COUHTY 68 VolvQ 122S. rebll enJ?, 74HOHD•CIVIC stetto.(7S3011'2U9.F ). many xlras. $12,000 #TE1103217 $.400.SMlni--'<lntcond Mark ti73232S VOLVO lluto,goodcond. "" 5 839-60.'54lll6,751·6130PM $2997 lmMany Toyoto .. _... EXCLUSIV~'lYVOlVO 496-0096 Pin st.ripes & real sharp• El Camino Auto Salt'!I -18881 Beach Bl }hJJ For Jny VW running or "'•'71 CAM Pt-:R Bu bbl~ " ' Radio & healer (31656) 498 1400 Dealer 1967 911 5 spd, coupe, nr 1~7 o555 nol '64 & newer Top, loaded, i,uper l'Ond l.argt>i.l Volvo Ouler A.itot. U'4td $2699 perf. cond. $4100 Plus tax & lie will deliver • -o 673 346S or 631 2697 $3300 536 9993 an Orange County 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• &..astt 499 2487 a new Corolla 2 door to BUY or LEAst: •57 Morns Wgn , you. 100% Financing '70VW8UG '70 VW Camper Pop Top. Volvo 9772 DIRECT '72Cad,Sl>V,Xlnt miracle mazda 2150 H.-bot-llvd. H~;'y ~::d :al.c:~ ~~;13~Je~; ~~~ltb}~r o:s. afi~~v~ ~~It tng . extra4~e~1~2 ~f~~f ;:e~~h~~~~rro •••••••••;-;&;s••••••• ••• ~t ·~· ~[~,~~·~ :;: ~~:::.~~!~~~ MERCEDES ------- -· • 71 VW auto , vt>ry good _ __ 'J.. • .J 'f • '00 Peugeot. 404 . Jlr ON DISPLAY Rofl1Royc• 9756 (d""lllt L1911,_:1 cond, low blue book '62 VW.Guodrunn111~con VOLVO'S li6DodgeDartW~n House of ""ro"' ••.;,•••••••••••••••••••• ti\11\ U.UW Whal a Deal! 493-7060 dtllon Nu tires, sun roof. 2025 S Manchester Mu:.t ~ell --~2J6 1 DEALER IN Jl.S.A. oo~ '70 vw B -be!ll orr64o 6792 HERE Anaheim 750-2011 Generol 990 I AUTHORIZ D -.,'q';· TOYOTA u1: 32,000 orig -----••••••••••••••••••••••• MERCEDES DEALER JR{ ROY ma, exceptionally clean '61 VW Bw1, '64 reblt eng, '76&*75 V I S E Cotta M•sa 645·5700 JDCJUGr 9730 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MARK-X Jag sedan '63 Auto trans. Very gd cond. Best offer. 642 1272 6862 Manchester. CARVER 19M H b c M 6 q Great buy at $1600 needs body work, $400. NOW 0 VOS AL Buena Park ROllS·ROYCE -__ 01 01 __ 4~_ lO I bl5 2477 or 832· 1867 640-1348 •New Engine Buy or Lease CHEVY MONZA 75 ~ + .! 523-7250 nu.11thS1. '74 Celica GT, 1mmac '62 HUG Sharp& r~ .63 vw Van Camper nu •NewTransm1ss1on ('pe. Under l2.000 m1 4 OntheSanlaAnaFwy. COUAMESA cond. A~/fm. 17.000 mi. good SSOO/bs t offer. 1119 enj.!. clutch. brks.' nu •NewColors Spd. Week-end special "THIHk-LEA SE" 544 -'"'' Wht blk t Of '"O 7963 Volvo Dir i.ini·e '56 PrlC"'d for qu1 ck salu ._ ~ _ r_.,.._·_ l~entington St. HlJ Come painLJobS1500,5~-3~26 All 75'S '" ' 73 MERCEDES ClOSEDSUNOAYS ~c (216919 > Jaguar S - - -Triumph 9767 -----'00 VW convertible. New •HD DEMO'S PORSCHE ·73911T Mmt 450 SLC tut& 9761 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '66 Bug Xlnt runn1nJ( lop. tire:.. rebwlt 16iQOcc A cond1uon <100583) ••••••••••••••••••••••• '"''3 T ph TR r MUST GO ' O D TD D Metallic beige with u. num 3 com cond. Minor body wk $1200 1rm645G468a(l5 75 FR L . 2 r Herb Friedlander matc hing interior . pletelyrestored fmmac $700/ofr.6459151 THISMOHTH BrouJ!ham. Very lo m1 a t ti t · EXCLUSIVE $1600 Call494-4893 --- -'73 VW SUPER BEETLE Excellent lease a\.alla· hwA.a..ttttDHI 1 11~0 -. .... w .. t..iil•lw u oma c ransmission. . -------'68 BUS Camper, reblt Oran"e. 4 sn..ed, radio. BUY ble. (037NKOI. ~er llleenng, factory 68 T .,.,n w d R "' .,... aarronditioning,AM/Fl\1 FOi n ~ 1 e ad1als eng. xlnl cond, $1550 heater 1078110J) '69 PORSCHE 91H; illlMl!lllslereoradio,heater,etc Orange County w/w1rewhb,Overdnve, Mustsell.541-9134 51995 OR SportOMat1r Excellent •71 Jaguar XJ6, dark C23SHSYI ~ SJ .DOOO 545-9568 ·m BUS Campcr,-rbll en;. ATLAS LEASE '73 Vol•o Woqon-~~~~~iced to sell! 537.7777 DOD L"t"t"t brown. auto, gd cond $ 15 800 'f1ff 69 aytona 5oo. Clean. xlnt cond. $J 55o Must USED SPECIALS Fuel 1n1ected, roof rack, '73 PORSCHE 911T 5 Bsl.ofr. 640-1230 ' :~o~oo1r best offer· ~ell. 541-9134 _ _ _ Chrysl~ ,..Jymoutft •74 Volvo 164 low miles. blm• with blue Speed. 20.000 actual -----11970 Super Bug . x Int t•ond Open Dail.v & Sun A f u1tenor (52211SU I miles. Factory air cond1 Mazda 9738 MOTOI Volk1w~n 9770 Must sell. $1495 (714) 'til 10 PM A~t/F~a!:~r·eo~~~;ti~r· 11oning, truly 1mma<' ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'l70lliirbor.l'!\I CA~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 761·D432or498-1822aft.6 2929 HarborBlvd LuxuryatiLsbest.115005 SJ895 Lt•a !>c ur purchj'>l·. 631-1276 AUTHO•IZEI> 1974CAMPERS --------CostaMe:>a C462JFN). Lttase Thtt All Httw Sa1et & S.nlu '68 VW Bug, good runnini: 546 I 3 $6395 HOUSE 1976 MG 9742 DAVE ROSS 6ToChooseFrom cond,$000. • 9 4 NEWPORT IMPORTS MAZDA COSMO ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'OMTIAC·STUTZ An cxamle:Safari model 640-5581 lS70VWSquareback •74 Volvo 142 OF 8 withraised roof,icebox,-. . $1()() .. ,. f 4 Speed, overdrive, "Car of Thtt Yt'Or" '69 MGC GT 24 0 Harbor Blvd. stove, etc. Complete for a 68 BUG , gd enf,lme, 1 or u-.•slo fer leather, AM /FM stereo IMPORTS SI 39 89 6 CI AM/FM d • ramt'lyof4.(2342069597). ndswork.$6SO. 557 ·5037 tt r • y ., ra 10. 548 4967 casse e, sunroo . A 3100 W.Coast Hwy H.B. 714 /523·7250 Per mo+ T&l, heater, wire wheels. etc. T t 9765 $4995 · '69 BUG sporlsse<ian. 752LEQ. 642 _9405 Extra sharp! YCS086. oyo a DON BURNS l"""• VW XI · '76 Mazda Cosmo. •••••••••••••••••••••• • .,.,.. nt cond. 673-7891 $5399 - ---AMC 9905 (Ser#702821). n777 "70Toyota VOLKSWAGE .... Needs m1nor brakr ----1 72VOLVO 144E ••••••••••••••••••••••• .JL " work. $350 firm. •70 VW D l d Brand Hew ROTARY 13731 Harbof' Blvd 751_5143 "IHI 1111,.: 1 Auto trans .. air. ra 10. ·~6 P-- PF.RFORMANCE + ft l • Corolla W~n FACTORY CAMPER OJ""" UIJW heater. C536HOC > , ....... 28 MPG Hiway E.P.A. (JeGJt. WJlA 4 Speed, AM radio, rl'd Gardflt Grovt' '69 VW Bealle. New tires. [fj $3199 F\llly factory equipped & 36 mos O.E.L Cap. $5875 11~ finish. lots of room & 534-4100 xlnt condition. Make of W /POP-TOP! / -~-VOLVO pnced to sell this wet>k "' '73 S u~ ti AM /FM "' · · eves a},, ' CLW43591 S33 Ma1x 5 32 te 0 rAmC ohtiuat1on V.,'. VOLVO economy$7l99SBJBJM -f"'r 675 665l o .. Brand new factory end Over 20 Pacer!> 1r1 uper IX'e c. 557.2520 Ken engine stock for immediate tk Immediate Deli very l'JM Hrorllll• (,,, t.Jt. '1301 stereo. 20.000 mt, $2350, , $2989 1966 Horbor ( M 1.46 9JOJ livery. 3Yr or50.000 m1 ()Her Expires 12·8-75 D l • 631 ·0566days. 63 VW Bug. ~ood cond & '65 Volvo P-1800 Ready lo I $3 8 Factory Warr:.tnly GB 9744 e "".. ltlltt' .,,,... vw n ood -d -cheap lransportal1on DAVE ROSS restore. $1200 /ofr. 2150 Harbor llvd. 5 8 ti\11\ U.UW "" u~go con Must sell!$685.548-0732 548-4263 CH OLDS/MAZDA ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 97 3246 p t• /St t -Costa MHO 645-5700 I Shottcrest 11J31BUClllLYll 1'68MGCConv.6cyl,wire ~ TOYOTA 4 '75 vw Bus. illness In on 1ac u z '71Volvo142E, air cond, :;:;-164E.a1r.AM /FM.20 AMC /J•~P .-r. RACN •142... whls, am/fm, good cond. '68 \'W. xlnt c-;;-n-d-, -family, must sell' Im 2480 Harbor Rlvd. auto. AM r adio , orig MPG luxury ror only' 16751 Beach Blvd $1700.675-2686. · 1966Horbor,CM6469JOJ asking$1000 mac. cond. 7ooo mi CostaMesa owner, xlntcond. good $4700.'musl sell8928971 HuntingtonBeach Offer Expires 12-14-75 Offer Expires 12·8·75 673-2562 64().52.58 546-8017 gas mi. $2600. 495-4560 _ eves-wl<nds. 848-8066 ---Op.I 9746 -------------Brand N•w I 974 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 Corolla Sta. Wag. Xlnt Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, N•w 9800 Autos, Httw 9800 Autos, H•w 9800 Autos, H•w 9800 MAZDA ·73 Opel M anta-37 ,500M cond. New steel radials. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••. •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM /FM T St $1395.675-8038. Clttcrance Safe ape ereo, --------- $289 5 AC• 640·602O1 D a Y royota Corona '70 4·dr. 673-1890 /N Nu carpet, nu tires. Runs Includes Dealer Prep. Porsche 9750 like nu. 556·2990 ~UTO. T.RAHS. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 TOYOTA CORONA 4 Equ~pped with Rotary 1958 PORSCHE door automatic only Engine & manv more ex-. ' , · tras. Does not include With 1964 Su per 90 48.000 males Miracle radio or power anten 8 cngme., stereo cassette, Mazda. 2150 llarbor cSer.216761 ) 3 Yr "or ne~pamt&excellentin-2il v5~ .. Costa Mesa, SO 000 mi factory war tenor. COJ6FFH). 5· QO . t SAVE • ran v. El Camino Auto Sales . 1974 Cehca GT llM:Mlft OLDS/MAZDA 498-1400 Dealer Vmyl lop, mag wheels, 8 1,..t 1ra."u ll.11n11 track stereo tape, low, •-~ • .,. low miles. (730MCB). MT.IEACl•aa.-. 197SPoRscHe SAVE · Offer Expires 12-14 75 TARGA 911 Bill Maxtty Toyota A i r con d 1 t ion i n g , 18881 Beach 81 H 8 '73 Mazda RX2 4 dr . AM /FM tape w/record· · · w/air. auto trans. lo mi.. mg capacity. (482MCV). 847-8555 $1795. 492-0447 $13.999 BRIAN ••••••••••••••••••••••• MBZ '71 280SL, Air, CHUCHUA 9740 AM t FM, Brown, 2 tops. JEEP Pvt. Pty. $10,000. 675·9555 776 E Orangethor pe Ave '71 300 SEL 6 3 75.000 m1.. PLACENTIA Gray w/black leather. 879-5337 $8900 . 833 -9520 or -------• 644-5383. '74 914 2.0, Appear. Group, - - -A/C, AM /FM stereo. lo Mer cedes Benz spoke miles. Must sell! 752·6S31 whls, mounted w /tires - fits all 644·5965 (2) '71 Porsches by pvt ---party. Metallic blue, ap. ------ '75 Mercedes Benz 280 pear. group, 5 spd, 1972ToyotaCorono Sed. Maple yellow Cassette-rm st~r .. mag A/T A/C ·nyl of w I ba m boo in le r . whls 34 ooo mis $3850 . • . · vi ro · A/cond., am /fm radio. Gold 5 ' spd, a~/fm: Pricednght.814f''OT. n ew radial tires . 2 54,000 mi 's. $3400. $1399 Yr /24.000 mi extended 642 7467 o 751 7210 warranty included al · r · · BiU Many Toyota $10,500. Pvt ply. 548 1368 '71 911 T Sepia Brown, 18881 Beach Bl H.B. -Biege intenor. S Gauges. 847-8555 ·oo M. B 280 SEL, lux & 18 factory Alloys, Sspd., fog --- ---- MPG economy, perfect lights, elc. 36.000 mi., All 71 MK II, 2 dr .. 4-spd Bkl 644-5366 original. $7350. 642-3357. seats. Real nice. $1275. '71M.B.300SEL. 6.3. 4 dr. '73 -914 Silver air Koms _55_7_-3S_Z2 ___ _ sunrf. 6.5,000 Mi. Silver cover bra xl~l ssOoo /ofr ••'72Corona Mark It, metallic. no air. $7,500 833.9264 ' perf. cond. $1595. firm. firm. Xlnt cond. 581 7862. --. ------536-9993 '71 PORSCHE 914. Ap---------1 Resaleables Pe a ran c e g roup . '68 Corona. Auto. 2dr. low MBZ ,75 450 SEL. Exec. Red /Rik int-: Mint. Pvt mileage, gd .cond. Must L S d M t r. . h ply. 540-0421 & 642-2502 sell. $950. Ph. 556· 1542. ux e . c in1s . --- ---- E lect roof. Clearance Autos, H•w 9800 Autos, New priced. COl\0890). •• •• • ••• • • • •••••••••••• • •• •••••• • • •••••••••••• MBZ '75 450 SL. 5.000 mi. Lease or buy. (024737 ). MBZ '75 280 Sed Exec. Demo. Clearance priced. 019635). M BZ '72 350SL Cpe Rdstr . Fully equip Lease or buy on ext terms. <039MYF). MBZ '72 280SE. 6 Cyl f\tel injection. Hard to find model Avail for leaseorpurch. (091983) MBZ '71 250. Pnced for quick sale. (002172). PORSCHE '74 914 Silver. Excellent cond Priced right. (902512). MBZ '72 220. 4 dr. 4 cyl. economy . Excellent cond. Lse or purc h. 000101). MBZ '67 200. 4 Dr. New engine. Excellent cond. Lease Must be early! Must see! (159024). '75 MBZ 450 SLC. Hard to get. European d<'I. can· cellation Only 350 mi. Sunroor. Cassette, alloy wheels. Lse or purch. (101988). '75 MBZ 450 SE Exec. Demo. Met rtnish. Sunroof. Stereo. under 2,000 ml. Priced right (or aaleorlse. (043141) HOUSE OF IMPORTS 714 / s23.72so '66 2508 40r St-d11n. rblt, eng & trans. Xlnl cond. SSSOO. Pb: 557-1990 300-D. MUST SELL THIS WEEK M8·101'T SAVE$ SAVE$ SAVE DATSUN 710 $3176 1975, 710 2 Door Sedan • speed, No Hidden Charves plus local Tax & Lie. Str .. ~11n FABULOUS SAYINGS ON ALL REMAINING 1975 MODELS. '· 23 FIREBIRDS IN STOCK •TRANS AMS •FORMULAS •ESPRITS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Brand New 1976 FIREBIRD 54689 Plus l u I Ltoen&e Brand New '75 AIR CONDITIONED Pontiac ASTRE AUTOMATIC, s3719 RADIO. HEATER. AIR-CONDITIONING. TINTED GLASS, WSW TIRES. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY TEST DRIVE Sunbird YOU'LL LOVE IT! DELIVERY TODAY AT STl'TZ Hl~\fK IL\ \ln The WOfld's mo6f luxurious 2-door automobile riow r.,... ...., """"'"""""of ""I.,..,.. Son &o.7 (,,. t.I .-~ ...... ·~ ·~\ ,.,., ..,,~ °""'7"~ ofld fw\'·- ooltei(e» l~a-r,-•nl"'~f"'3Jr'W>to,w*11't>11.U1r. ~ n ..._ ~'09t! ~at"oi--vtw1h"J.,"l"''tw>.;.v-•"":ql""" ~ ""~ k\ <llCfllP ~\ t"\¥ ~ ~ '"'""'"" 1' ·\ n~*111t"'1 •n"" ~br 0.... '""'"'"o <.,..._ i'>wedo• $41\f:X; FOi SBBA&. MOTOIS CAIS FRONT WHEEL BEARING PACK & IRAKE INSPECTION DRUM BRAKES DISC BRAKES DAVE ROSS PONTIAC/STUTZ 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 A.M. TO ~ . CJ4 DAILY PILOT Saturday Oecembor 8, 1975 Autos, UHd Autos. Uled A.Yfo1, Ude! Aatoa. UMCI Autos, Uted Autos. UHd ~ U d ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••1••••u •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... ~· .. ~~ ............. ~~·.~~~:'. ........... ,~"!.°.~·.~~~!............ oct,. 9935 MustaftcJ 9952 Okkmobffe ttss PWo t957 '9yntouth 9960 ,omtac 9965 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Welt 991 o Codi•ec 99 15 Ch••r ol•t 9 920 ;;.;;··:;·~···•:•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sal and Servlce ••••••••••••••••••••••• •75 ,LYMOUTH ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• •••••••• •••••••••••••••••• ••••• •••••••••••• •• •• • • • •. •• ic.-o art s~ in.:t'r 6· '68 Mustang, r. <'> 1. r.d J?a s OLDSMOllLI 73 '1llto Ruaabout FURY CUSTOM '73 0 Prix A/C. V IS. P I B, '7 2 IU Arr. Mir PR, P~. V-tov. . I I t d GMC ,..UC Cu.tom interior & ex d d. ICK ""AOlllAC" CONNELL on~ o~nr. mint ('Ond m1. c ean. x n con '" ICS t ri AM FM V 8, auto. lraM .. air con· Low mt.~ con , CE:MTURIOM " Sl395 675 8067 siooo 5411 OlS!I HONDA CARS r!ct:Y m•~s & a~~e~~ d1t1on1na. power s teer-4u 9577 v .11. e1uto trun!I . it1r nin Quafity & Pn·ce ·w MACll 1. 39 ooo ma . UniYenity Olds ditioning. C856HQH> 1ng, powM brakes. r-a dio, ·74 GRAND AM. loadt·d. d1t1on1n~. powt'r :olt-er CHEVROLET '69 Moeaca WGCJOft M1clleltn Rad1ab, tape. 28SO H bo Bl d '2295 healer. whitewall tires. air power brakes, seat u1g, powt'r brakt't'I, powt"r o 10 <'lt'u11 rum. \t-ry "'ell Slb/S 63l·3388 ar r v v 1 n y I r o o ( e t c . ' & I d ' Window~. '"'W .. r -. "'al-. Vet' ....... ~ '"''·' uc11"1lnH CO'>t3 Mesa 540-9640 EICamino AutoSales (ooc.•1 FK > • steeri ng. 'fl n od~!L ,.v " ..... ' to Choose ft-o m SALES&SI-.:tt \'IC ~-""''" '" """" 1 "' 498-1400 Dealer °""" A M /FM Slt-reo ra 10. <\M/l''M '-lt>reo ra1.ltu, Fortht-bestpnces,lht• 28 28 HarborBl•d. 't.' J>AHT ,. d '74 MUSTANG II. 'l'e~t·7:\CutlassSupreme Xlnl $3395 new radial W/W tires, ·h· OOlfo't\Ui ti · "u 0 dnve this populur mod(•I . I t 11· f I IOW"!!t l .. aso rates. & do ('(lS1'i\,.,. "'.S'A tr t t S450 / con<. air s ereo a pwr 175 Pllllro.JTO V•6 vinyl roo , t1 t steenng $1595 ATLAS ... .., ... " ... , .. r ansJ!Or ~ion or al Maracle-Matda, 2150 52 750 83i 1835 ' f"'llll ATLAS pendableser \ltce, !.l!t' 546_ 1200 bt~t <.all ,51 1770 Harbor Blvd , l'o,tJ · wheel. honeycom b mag Stationwa~on wheels. •oo engine. 11.s NABERS CADILLAC '10 CllARGl-:R. loaded Mesa.645·5700 '69 Cutlau Chrysler,A'lylftCMlth MPG.$3995.645-4785 ""'"'Ii .... 1 , 1 d 'Iii< Cht.•\' 4 dr Malltrn th AM fo'M tt $700 751·0456. Automatic transm ssion, OpenDaily &Sun Thunderbird 9970 '"'"'"' ar.,..)r ' v " . ll 11 • I ·I . "'' ' ca!3St' t' '66. 700 m 1 on ovrhauled 6 factory air conditioning, 't'l 10 PM Chrysler /Plymouth Open Daily & Sun 'lll 10 PM COSTA M"'SA c""91"" .--,m .1 • Ju,o, P ...,, 'tJll !>h 'rt•o. lmmat eond i·yl, xlnt mt, new brakei.. d. h t I h I OPEl;-SUNDAY "" ~"111 r~t4 57!16, lilufrs thru out S200 /l>t'~t orfer needs body work $450 1957 88, good condition . r a io, ea er , ess t an 2929 H ar bor Blvd. 1'11i f>'.I(~ or 962 3410 962-5681 $400 1.5,000 miles! C238MIE}. Costa Mesa ••••••••••••••••••••••• :?929 llarbor Ulv1l 'C.8 1-:ldorado. Xlnt romli '73 l'llEVY t.ai.:unJ, rully 2020Cootinent;il,CM. $4295 546-1934 1•qu1pp1·d. 't•ry l'h•a11 fof-d 9940 66 Mustan~. auto, p is. H & --- '74 T-Bird, Sunroof Full pwr, s lereo, Excel cond., lo mi., 644·5389. 631 ~17 1 ••••• •• ••• • • •• • •• •• •• • • IL 289 v 8, ~ood <'ond ·7o OLDS 442 '75 Pl YMOUTH <;ood Condition ·57 T-Bird. Completely re· '72 Ford Country S700 644·4736 494 1402 & 833·5361 office VALIAMT done throughou t. New l'ust.1 M t'sJ twn 546-1934 546-~2 E'\t'ntnf?S ---- •FAR·OUT '66 HIV!l-:H.>\ '73 ~I l>or l'abnolet Xlnt Cllfo:\ '7:? Ht•d \.t'l!•1<i'I'1 L oado d S"5(1 Ph l'OOd Cul Iv equ1 "l :.pc! \M r.11teo Ill'" llll'' ' .. ' . ... . S125(1 l'h 5411 724·• 631-0297 leather, stereo, etc Pvt - Cadillac: ply 499-2677 ·75 lmp.11 ;1 w11t: GM t'Wt' 991 5 ' • ('Jr !lSOO ml·., '\1•\\ '.11 •••••••••• •••••• ••• •• •. 64 Cad Sedan S400 or be:,t ,,1 , • I ,..,., 7'"l'I offer Call Patsy 675-9019 11 •1 rte ""'' "'· McLEAN or6737726be(5PM n El Camino .11 p I> p -. ,1ut11 I r ,1 n' ,, d J s te1•rir1.: whl r1•11111h l'Untrol 1111b11h· mirrur HJdlO lo rm 111111• s;1:1~1 CADILLAC Offff Pr~•iously Owned Codillacs 39 El Dorado. H~ry d ean. will trade for later Cad 962 0656 The), art• 'o mu<'h bt•tlt'r ,74 Cadillac. blal'k Coupt• or off1•1 llJ11k \1 on S.1t \Ulut thJn m<1nv of lhc Dl'Ville Whitt' lea ther 11.13 \!004 1nterm1•(h,1lt' pnt'C'tl nl'\\ intl'ftOr C· t l·ars on th1· mnrket to d C'd arbbin mrin 'W M<1hbu W.1.:1111 .,a, an a 111u 1 Pt , IJ• 645 3323 f' ·'""' or >!'>t 11 r ·'J.!'· ·' , Th k l t l i·on • ru t'r n I S1 '"" I f 1\1 • 64~ 587~Y · · · • \t''>. 1't•1o•d., p.11nt !Jt>:.! 1;1:1~ 1973 CADILLAC . , ·i;0 rhe' r 1· .. pm1· nu FJ.fo:ETWOOD !>4,lo~v. F.I Dorado Xlnt I paint. n••1r c•nd; l'11· \ C. HIWL'Gll <\M \\ 1 ~~ whl'eh · $1675 ,\ T. ,harp $';~15 .1f11 !l~11r.1 The cp1lOml• of mutonng 631 3388 · ha~ l'\l'n l'Onl't'1\'ahle. , . ·~NO\',\, I) 1·.)I ~I ~tl'l;. extra 1n('.)u1hnl! ll""Jlhl•r 74 CdV C '.1 bnolcl. 1"\Jkll I tmll'C.I l!las-... 11•'"' ltrt•-.. & intt'nor dual l'Ulllfort power 16·300 ~· · ·' c• l:'llJ.! S7110 4li·1 11:118 ~eat.., t'flll'l' t ontrol nt'"' S5,115tl h40 11xi1x1 ~ter~·o 11 •ht ,t·ntinl·l· day ... 644 118H en·-.. 1Chrysl~r 9925 ~ ...................... . trunk rt>lt'<t'l' ell' t•tt• ·74 Oe\ 1 l le 11 5Ull nu Shows 1mpl'l'CJbl1• 1-.trl' Stereo tru1s 1• t•1111l '72 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER BROUGHAM <1~711\\'L> 1 Lo<tdl'd P I'. ti75-!1\19:! $5495 S6.950 1974 CADILLAC SEDAN 01': \.11.1.F \ desert b<'1.:l' ht•auty "1th buckskin leathl.'r 10 tenor, 'IO\ I top. stereo. cruise• rontrul. 6 "a"' ..,eats. tilt & tt•lt• stt'l'nn~ • "'ht'el. st•ntinl'I. ell Ont' I 1mnl'r 152 JCS1 $5495 •TO MY WONIH :RFL:I \' 8 Juto tran~ ;itr ton thl1ontn~. po" <'r sll'£'r HIG DOC; I 1.0\' E 10g. r>O"'l'r llr~1kl•S J.l(>\lol'r YOl' YOl'R PL PPY -.t.·ats. \\t F~1 ..,tt•n·o ARF' radeo. wh1 tr" all tire·~. 71 Fl ()ordtlo "'heh' 011 'in~ I roof c·ru...,(• n1ntrol wh1tl' sunroof. lull pw r I 1 I t "' h l' t' I . l' I l , 75:.! X:l53 II.I\-., tii:! 01;1:1 «I lti(;G:.. I F\l'' $2095 5!1 ('.1d ('on\ t ~IKI fili ( atl;1ll11· Stitlll tii3 >17:!5 ATLAS Chrysler /Plymouth Opt•n Dallv & Sun 197 4 Camaro 9 9 I 7 til 1111'~1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :."J29 11arlx1rBht.I Squire Wa9on 66 Must an~ 6 c·yl. good 197 6° Harbor. C.M. 4 DOOR SEDAM Shelby Cobra 351 engmt- \. 8, .1uto trans . factory mel'h xlnt bodv & int LEASE 3I·1276 6 C.:yl., auto tr a ns .. air & t r ans. $5,000. 4010 .111 rn11tlltwnm.: po"' er S750or ofr &Hi 9785 1976 CUTLASS con d 1t1on 1n g. power River Ave. N.B. 675·4200 -.tet>rang. po\\t'r <d1se 1 '73 2·d r 4-sp 24M • nt-w steering, whitewa ll tires, --------- hr..lkc' p<l\\\'r \\lmlo"'"· '66 Blue M u~t.1ni.: Con "Soon to b• tires. Like nu , $2 150/ofr. factor y extended war-VICJD 9974 1111"1·r ''"It' 1.1cl111 H·rttblefullp"r a1r.lfke NUltlb4tr I " 968-0290 r anty on drl\e tr ain.••••••••••••••••••••••• lll',1ll'r \\hlll'\\all tin•:>, nu l' an l> e ~ l' en <Serl18419l '75 Pinto, blue, 4,ooo mi, (631Mfo'K l tntl' $133.19 air cond. m us t sell $3195 '72 Che•y V ecJC1 1• r., r .it ~ l n d t• r II B I Vons I mJkt• 11ffrr 645-4535 $3900 f "h11lt· .... 11t•hook '116HllY 979·1028 per mo+T&L · /Or. ATLAS WCICJOll Auto. trans., factory air conditiorung, AM r adio. Good econom y wagon. Super nice! 68'l EIU. $1877 .16 mos O.E L. Cap ~ '74 P INTO W AGON , 'bi MustangComcrt11.Jh· Mux. Term obligation Aut omat ic, air, roof Chrysler •lymouth GTA Cla~stc ~449 OAC. rack, only 12,000 miles. 1' D lllm.;.& 6733031 lmmediateDeliv,_, m ust see t o be11·eve' OpenDaily &Sun t.\U\. Oldsmobile 9955 Extended Warranty ( 136 L VZ). M i r a <'I e 2929 Harbor Blvd. 0 ,,,... WJW -·' 't1l lO P M $1777 TOYOTA ••••••••••••••••••••••• Available Mazda, 2150 H a r bor Costa Mesa 1 _ EACHOLDS/IW"6 !~~5d7oo··. Costa Mesa. 546-1934 OLDS, 1965 F·85. e>.Cellcnt UA .,...,_ '75 P INTO, V-6, auto., air, '63 Valiant Conv. 1 owner. -· ' DerutTQYLQeJfMTA• custom in teri or & ex· runs good. $250. 989 V1c- I'll>/> Hotho1 I I,\ I l/\ '110 ofh·r t•xptr<'-. 12 II 7fi '7:! (;ala:\.IC 500. PS/PB. mr rond. auto, ,\ M F!\1 sterl'o lapl', l'lean. $1550 l'\'l ply 64-1 15116 Fore! tll{ I.TO. VX, auto tran-.. fJl'l air, radio, P stl•1•r. nu t 1n•s. deanl 'm~ I mt -..ingle 0"' n. Pl' runn1n~ eond1t1on 173311EACHILYD. ~l~hckend 644-4803, Npt MU.T.IDCH•M2 .... LEFTOVER BRAND NEW '75 OLDS ST ARFIRE V-6 "Gas Maser" Closeout Price terior, only 7000 milcs & toria. Apt Il7. Cost a Of'fl'r Expires 12·14-75 priced to sell! Miracle Mesa. 1_966 Harbor. c 111 Mf> Y 1111 '71 Olds Cutlass Supreme. Ma zda 2150 Bar bor a. ---Offer Expires 12·8·75 r.• II . d I Blv d 'costa Mesa '66 Sport FurY, b uckets, - r ''i .Y eq u1 P~~ , ,o w 645-5700 . runs gd. a ll extras, clean 71 V-8 Vega, reblt 327 en~. bml1 ~abge,k newc"'1ress1, 800ow . as new, $395. 645-2768. Auto, good cond. $2000. u~ oo pri ... . . . Pl.,_M. 9960 -836-4095 _ Call Milt at 499-1397, •• ~~=:·:·•••••••••••••Pontiac 9965 -------$3995 4994285. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Estate Wag, low mi, 5 0 (' JOOS(' 55 Olds 88. 2·dr Hrd Tp. Sold r $4900 T I ATLAS ·74 Gra nd S afan·. 9 pass, s uper clean. m any l'X- Serlll20211. 120213, Rblten",nutires.ball. Everyxt ra.perf.shape. tras. new or . • . G I ., Must sell-under whlsle Will sell $3100 fi rm. ;:; nin.u a . 11 .000 m1 , 120296, 124875, 122810 t•tc Ono ownr. Li ttle ol ca.-1-•tymouth 92 3 98 I d E ,.., "' r~ .... I ' blue bk. $3850. 644...0225 4 -1 SH}.15 Gi5 tJ865 l'l'onomtl'J h 4 r. air. xtended Warrant y lady. seriously . Body OpenDaily &Sun.'t 1l lO - ------ 1>"' r, -..tc·rco metall1l' 1\\a1labl<' straight, nds paint. $900 PM '68 Pontiac Le m a ns, '72 Vega GT, A/C, AM bro\o\on. $-1780 MU 11325 f( 673 8054 d' 4 d l . $1250 CffOLDS/MlZDA ~2 ~7rs · · or 2929 Har borBlvd. $250orbes toffer. ra 10 sp. om1, , i~1 Ford Ltd Landau. 4 l7l3•BUCHllYD. Costa Mcsa 631-1097. 646-1432~ft6 cir light blue. vinyl top. HUIT. IUCH•SU-i&ee '670lds. must sell. Xlras. 546-1934 'fi6GTO a uto clean $395 1 '72VEGA,radio,a1r. In m1 . \ :\1 F'\1 . ""' r • Xlnt rood $.500. or offer. -1015 w lSth St Cost~ 1 Make offer. I Owner "l'als. lm·ks & windo"s. Offer F.xptres l 2 14 75 546 lti27 Sell idle items 642·5678 M • 646.8582 ' I car. 675-6666 1 ru1-.1• l'tintrol. luxurv -esa:, --1-------- i.:roup. tilt -..tcerao g. ;.11r, Autos, New 9800 Autos, M•w 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 Autos, New 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 t1ntt·tl gla~s. SS.250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11:~1 7:1J3 1·5:1 Cnlll,l'tors item Vt! F I a t h t· a d ,, 11 o rt g . s.')(JO ofr. 268 E 19th , CM CADILLAC .75 camarn. :.iir tlltl l'ostaM<·s:1 EL OOHAOOCOUPE wh(•c·I xlnt <·oncl Must 546-1934 '75 Grnnada Ghia. AIT. &autiful rirem1st ~olll st•ll ,11(111 \bkl' nHt·r. , . P S. PB. air. /\M ;FM exten or. C'abnolct lop. bl'IO\\ hlui· hnok <::.di 69 C hr~...,ler .!Oii 11 /T :ill -..tereo. ·1 <Ir. !1,000 m1 , cruise control. s tt.'reo \'x•lw i & !lpm -1!-li 12_,8 , pwr. r,1d1JI l1ri•s :!1 90 S.l895. li--12 5!157 tape der k . split power CollcJ!(". 1\pt 20 {'\1 . . • . .seal~ Leather anterior ·73 L1kt• ·;-.;t;\I, · Loaded I . I tl5 ford St W~n. <'lt,an and all tbe oth('r Cadilla<'I LT modt•I 7ti 111·ensc Continental 9930 <fppendable Tap(• dt•1:k. extras This t•a r mus t bt• S3750 h42 J:iol ••••••••••••••••••••••• hrtr Xlnt $5110 4\13 7766 dn.,,en to ht-appreciated ·73 Mark JV. 1·Hcllt'nt Hurry (526JPTI. l'Ond1t1on. loadt•d. low $6995 Chenolet 992 0 m1lt•aJ!l'. <2 13 1 424 2949 \' 8 ;iuto trans . air l'On ••••••••••••••••••••• •• dlltonini;?, po\\ t•r ...,l\•c·r 1959 El C · CorveHe 9932 mg. po"' er brakc·s radio. · 1975 CADILLAC I amino . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ht".ttt•r \\hltl'\\all t1rh SF.DJ\:"<Ofo:\'ILLE Automatic . :ad•?, & •l'OJ'( \S ii ' \ln\l roor. -..ult> llod~ h d . heater l.1ke Brand :'\1" For CorH'llt'' incl oth<'r tn n 11 I II 1 n i:: s 1• t 1· A n o t e r m a n a r 1 n 1 J 11824 1 • • • '73FORD LTD orange beautv loaded · U!'>t•d t·ar-.. & t ru('k...,1 111•1<,lll 1 -with leather. stereo I SAVE . JIOW:\HI> l'h~\rOl(•t $1995 crwst• rontrnl. \In\ 1 top El Camino Auto ~ales Do\C• •'-' '-luJtl st' 1\t• er &s~·ntlO<'I 1410L\.\ ill. 498-1400 OC'aler Jam h11r1•1· Brhtol & ATLAS $7795 '74MONTECARLO ~t.ac.Arthur '1'\'port OUR NEW ''SPORTSCAR '' ~5~~~~~!!!!:::i:iiii THE ONE THAT'S ' f r \' H Juto trans air l't1n· I'< ::ic h 833 0555 Chrysler /Plymouth McLEAN CADILLAC 2nd&MAIN SANTAANA cl1tJOntn". pO\\t'r 'steer· 'titi l'on l'lt1· r ... 1 11~ nu • Opt•n Oaily ,'l Sun " Iii HI P\1 1ni::. p o wer brakt•s, 427 125 HI' 1111 11a111t T.\ ~J:.!!lll.irbor lllul AM FM s te reo ractw. r::ul1als. nu l'lutd1, ha.., ('o-.ta Mesa whllt>Wall tires, 'm} I fla1n•d f1•nclN-... sl<•reo. 1 ,roof. Liil "hcl'I , ma~ must sc•c•tuapprN·.S-IOOO 546-1934 I wheels. etc C211 KAT1 firm sf'nous 1nqu1n on I.~ . - 543-9421 $3395 lyR47-J872 13Statum Wa.:on,81wss , 1 nwn('r. full power. xlnl C0U9ar 993 3 I l'Ond 491 :!fl77 NOTICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ho\\ IJ:11l~· Pilot Cl<is~ I 1f1ed a<is d....,pl11y tht•1r mc•-..sJJ.!I'!'> w 1th lc1:1b1l1l\ Jntl 1mp..ic·t ., Our ads. Wl' .ir1· proud to !'>JV n•alh g!'t rt'" u It -.. I' h 0111· 1><12 51;711 '68 Cou~ar XH 7. New ·74 (;rand Tonno :w.ooo Chrysl~r jPtymouth paint. new "'"YI top. I m1 . ;u~o . a .1r. S2800, ATLAS Opt.•nDally&Sun leather intl'nor. xlnl 4!l2·8'L2.1ft 5 \\kcla~s . ·11110 P~t l 2929 Harbor Bl\'d cond Runs great $1700 67 LTD 4 dr tll'Jn. a {' Co!'.tJ Vlc-.J 556-4842 SSSO or bsl offr 546-1934 \Wantadresult!'> 1;1~~;;11 fl30f\9'l l ·;sTonno Ehtt• \Int c·ond. Autos, Used 9900 Autos, Used 9900 Autos, Used 990 0 111a1kcl \lust -..ell ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• •••••••• \1 akt• (>fft""r Hffi..-8339 PORSCHE Auo1 RESALES '74 Thing 6,000 males. loOks brand l'lfNI (348UCH) $2799 175 VW Converiible $4299 5,000 miles Red with blacil tnt8flOI' with 4 speed (050MYO J 175 Audi I 00 LS SA VE $1000 4' Dr .• automallc, power s1eenng. air conditioning. AM·FM stereo:J;s roof 5.000 miles (933NBV) ..... '73 VW Ghia Cpe. AVE Yellow with brown 1ntenor 4 speed, rad•o & heater. shows tke new. 116824. 36 mos. financing '72 VW Panel Van • $3799 Orange & white finish. frOl"lt ltre rrount, 4 speed, radio. ~ealer (19919UJ •74 Fiat 128 • $2799 Sedan 9,000 miles, 4 Speed radio A real gas saver (373MIE) SEE OUR SELECTION OF PRE-OWNED LIKE NEW PORSCHE 914 & 911 PORSCHE Yow Full Service ACJency SALES • SERVICE • LEASING -CALL 673-0900 - 11970 LTD ('ountry Squir('. 10 l'a-..-.. all \tras. >..Int rnnrl Sl.275 !>k6·1404 'i2 1-'ord st<1\1nn "'agon, full powl'r. x Int C'Ond l'rl<'<'cl to st•ll. P.P 11\4 fi7fi8 l 'f~l h•rd ('11-.t .1 nr 1\1110. 1;110;! nm<I Wl'll ma1nt $7% l~lf, i!:1H:.! Lincoln 9945 .............•..•••.•.. 'fifi t'nnt1nt•ntal , mint n•nd . loaded. n<'W tires. -.hnrk..., &: brks, must s ec I sm~or ""' s:u; 3365 - Maveric k 9947 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' 7 :l M A V 1': R I C K . 6 1·vhnd(•r auto . radio 8 1 trark \1 1r.1rlc Mazda, 12150 llarhor Hlvcl Costa M{''>a. f>.\5 :,700 Mercury 9950 ....•.............•.•.. '7 I Mar q . INJhm. all p w r, stereo Sl495 9 6 0·1662 '7:\ Marqu...., lmma<' Non c;mok"r" 1•a r Nu radials. brks, f aro V111 rf, air cond. full P"'r. $3000. P P fi75 7214 ;.ioyt1me '62 Monlt•n•y, 4 dr, full powc•r. air. dean, p vt pty $4!!5 557 2796 '72 MARQUIS. has ever· ythm~' Under 50.000 mi Recent tune up, new paint $2050 or tll'st offer 548 0066 '(i3 M1•r1•u n Monter ey l'le<tn. xlnt transport&· tion Make ofr 673-6243. MustCllM) 996 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VS, PERFECT ('ONO Nu ltres On~ Owner Sl~ 646 1281 '66 Fastback M u~ta nit nuto traM. th~c brakes. p~r 'tttnni;c. i.tereo tape rleck, S800 644 227R 'nl• fastdt draw m Ure W«"lll Otuly Pllot Cla111ru·d Ad Phone &42 5678 MA.KING SPORT C:A R B UYERS SWITCH! ANNOUNCING: University's "SHADOW" Roof Line GT1s • SX1s • 5 SPEEDS• 1::~0 1976 STARFIRE V6 • 4 & 6 CYLINDERS ,;;~;;;Es 4 SPEEDS • AUTOMATICS DELIVERY I 0 USED HONDAS IHSTOCIC "SUPER GAS SAVERS11 "& ... SfMCW" 1974 HONDA CIVIC Radio and heater. (131656) 52477 5877 '68 CHEVY CAMARO Radro, heater (313281 ) Special Luxury IGrCJain 197 4 CUTLASS SOLON Auto. trans., air conditioning, stereo radio, vinyl roof. reclining seats. rallye wheels. (1 92876) 53177 70 TOYOTA COROLLA 4 speed, radio, hea ter. vinyl lop .. (<&JAWQ) sa77 Z~O-~~~! ~~~~~~a., cond .• s1477 ... 7 radio. heater, vinyl top. (9658ZT) .. FINAL 1975 GMC Truck Clearance 11> TOMS -11 .. TOMS-HEAVY & U~HT DUTY 4 WHER DRIVE "JBlRA VAMS" & TRUCKS OVER 45 LEFT IN STOCK! \ 51577 IUMD .-W 1975 V2 TOM ~ WHEEL DRIVE