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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975-12-14 - Orange Coast PilotProfile of One Doctor About to Quit Ry JOHN VAL TERZA Of-.o.uv ~11.uw. . Hu.go R1s , M .D .. is a serious, bespectacled man regarded by his patients and peers as a heavyweight in his specialty. Many havt• s aid that he has been the specialist called into ob- stetric or g~necological cases that had turned too tough for others. Much of his surgery, he admits with honest modesty. could fit into the pioneering category He h as produced his share of "miracles." But the Newport Beach physician will lock his office for the last time soon. "I h ave to quit. I just can't afford to con- tinue," he said recenlly. Unles~ something truly radical changes in the complex and dt.'pressang malpractice in- surance arena, he insists that the huge in- creases in his premium simply make it im· vALTE"l.' possible for him to continue praclice. Total office costs would rise from $3,000 to $7 ,000 monthly. "l'vt> already had lo inform my older patients on Mt>dicare SUNDAY ' Sl1Nltt\\' SPl~(~IAI .. that they will have to fmd someone else. . ''lt hurts me t,erribly to have to do it,'' he added, ''l>ut there ts no way that a specialist with an overhead like that can spread the increases in fees," he explained s adly. The problem for Ris and all the other top specialists with a relatively small number of surgical patients is the lnability lo spread the costs of insurance premiums so that individual bills won't sting a patient so much. Those who may be able to cope with the more-than·400- percent increase in th~ insurance premiums as of the new year and who have busy patient loads will be the physicians most able to hold on to their practices. Ris agrees. "I'm still considering ~ome alternatives, no differently than many of my colleagues," he s aid. But they seem to lack the punch for the Newport surgeon. ··1 could cut back on my pracltce and stop doing surgery altogether , perhaps start a s m all general practice Or l could perhaps find a large organ.iz:aUon to join where my costs could be bome by someone else," he said. Ras is a s urgeon who is at the peak of his career -finally re- aching the top and feeling that his skills are honed as well as can ~.The prospect of succumbing by never picking up a scalpel is one that a confident professional can find impossible to cope with. According to a recent survey of Orange County physicians, Dr. Ris is not the only professional who has decided that he no longer can wage the battle. . . , Sixty-eight oth ers have told the assoc1at1on that at year s end, they, too, will quit their practice. . On the total chart, that may only amount to about five per- cent of all the county's medical force. But doctors are scarce enough. Thal loss will have a definite impact and 69 careers will have died. For ltlore \lines oa ltlalpractice Problena•, See ¥011 Section VOL. 68, NO. 348, 9SECTIONS, 100 PAGES ORA NGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1975 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS South Favoring Reagan HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) -"The South is Reagan country.'' says a GOP leader attending the Southern Republican Con- ference. President Ford has some strong supporters in the South, but even they say his cam- paign prospects arc not rosy in the region. Several delegates at the con- ference this weekend said Ford's hopes of winning Southern sup- port could be totally erased if he takes the wrong action on bills now coming out of Congress. The bills mentioned most often are the energy proposal and the common s itus picketing bill. "If he fails to veto (the bills) he's got real problems in the race," said Ray Hutchinson. Texas GOP chairman. -The picketing bill would allow a union lo picket an entire con- struc tion site when it has a grievance with only one subcon- tractor. The energy bill would re- move price controls on oil by 1979 to stimulate production. Red a nd white buttons pro- (See GOP, Page A2) Jury Convicts 2 Countians Of Fraud Two Orange County men are among three persons convicted by a federal court jury of charges stemming from a $1 -million scheme allegedly used to defraud financial institutions. Three other persons were acquitted. Found guilty of conspiracy and interstate transportatton of stolen secunties were Edward Zuber, 34, of Costa Mesa; .James Don- dich, 42, of Santa Ana, and Sy Guthrie,·15. of New York, N. Y. The trio was accused of operat- ing bogus corporations claiming $250 million in assets and trying to sell sugar and other commodities to investors. Government prosecutors con- tended that the firms had few if any assets a nd that they operated out of a New York apartment through an answerin~service .. Acquitted by the SIX·man. SIX· woman U S. District Court jury after five days of deliberation were Phillip Stein, 39, of Orange; Meredith Russell, 31, of Santa Ana, and Michael L . Graham, 37, of Mill Valley. A key witness in the case, J . A. Neel. of Washington, said an at- tempt was made to secure $2 .5 million in promissory notes from <See FRAUD, Page A2> Ff111r-legged Seat-11·ornrer At week's e nd, ·Dino' waited in a drizzle. For what? See Page A3. A Modern Horse Theft Or Was lt Just a Major Misunderstanding? By TOM ~tcCANN Ol 111• CUiiy Piiot StMI This is a sad s tory in which, 1t seem s everyone loses. Technically, it is the case his- tory of a modern-day horse theft. It does leave one of Orange Coun- ty's best-known horse trainers on the court records as an admitted horse thief. But he and the viC'ti m both ad· mil there m ay have been a "mis- understanding " back at th~ beginning. . T .. UAJC FlllEEMAN lost her horse. then her faith in American justice and, finally, <.•ven the keenness of her interest in horses and horse shows. ROBIN PETERSON of Tacoma, Was h . A young woman very much like Miss Truax. ~er father, Warren, an attorney, in- nocently bought Miss Truax' horse for his daughter when it was offered for sale hundreds of miles from Ora nge County. Robin kept the horse for a year, used him in s hows and was heartbroken when she had to give him up to be returned to Miss Truax. TERRY CANNON, JIM ENRIGHT AND BILL MOR· RISEY , deputy district at- torneys, all of whom acted as ' (See EVERYONE, PageA7) Armed Duo Roh Ranger's Home In Huntington Two men, one wielding a gun, burst into a Huntington Beach re- sidence Saturday night. and or- dered a babysitter and two children to slay clear as they stole a pistol and S2 in cash before making a hasty de- parture. According to police, the two robbers ran from the Merle Cir- cle house after finding an iden- tification card that showed they were in the home of James Dunn, a ranger at Bolsa Chica State Beach, Dunn's two boys, aged 5 and 13, and a 15-year-old babysitter were in the h ome when someone knocked at the front door s hortly before 9 p. m . After opening the door. the babysitter was confronted by two male blacks who burst into the home. One intruder carried an unknown type of handgun. According to poli ce, the babys itter and children were or- dered to stay quiet as the started to ransack a bedroom. The bandits collected only a 38-caliber Smith revo£ver and S2 in cash before ~inding a~ iden-e tification card belonging to Dunn. They immediately fled on foot. police said . . None of the victims was in- jured. Police said they are conlmuing their investigation in an attempt. to determine whether the armed attack was aimed specifically at the residence or occurred strictly by chance. New Soviet Plans Overlook Consumer MOSCOW (AP> -The Soviet government, striking a theme of quality and efficiency, unveiled on Saturday a spartan economic plan for the next five years that of· fers little encouragement for con- sumers. The official Tass news agency announced tfle outline of the 1976-80 economic plan showing lower growth rates in virtually every significan t index. including industrial and agricultural pro- duction. It would give Soviet worker~ wage increases of 14 to 18 percent by 1980, r aising the average mon· thly pay from 140 rubles per month to 170. Tass said collective farmers' incomes would increase by an average of 24 to 27 percent. At the official rate of exchange, one ruble is worth about Sl .40. Promises to ease shortages in the marketplace and the plight of Soviet consumers who have had a taste of Western goods are made al the start of every five-year economic period. But the growth rates targeted for this year make it clear that the leadership is ask- ing the public to tighten its belt. "The main task of the 10th five- year plan consists of implement- ing the Communist party's course for raising the material and cultural standards of the people on the basis of dynamic and well- balanced development of social production a nd raising its effi- ciency," Tass said. ll calls for "accelerating scientific technical progress, higher labor produc- tivity and an a ll-out effort to im- prove quality of work at all levels of the national economy.'· Soviet planners are s hooting for a growth rate in consumer in- dustry over the next half-decade of 30-32 percent. That is 35 percent below the growth goal set for the ninth five-year plan back in 1970. Heavy industry, which gels fi ve times more attention and invest- ment than light industr y in Russia, is listed to grow 35-39 per- cent. The last plan targeted heavy industry to increase more than 46 percent over the five years. Conservatives Win Australia By Landslide SYDNEY, Australia (AP> -A conservati ve coalition led by Malcolm Fraser gained one of the biggest landslide victories in the history of Australian politics Saturday. The results threw· Gough Wbitlam's Labor party in- to disarray and guaranteed three year s o r practically un - challenged conservative power. Computer projections based on 40 percent of the vote predicted that the Liberal-National Coun- try coalition could wind up with 90 of the 127 seats in the House of Representatives, with the Labor party salvaging the rest. In the last House, Labor had a 65-61 margin with one independent. Mom Rejects Polar Cubs WORCESTER. Mass. CAP> Zoo workers and volunteers are engaged in a round-lhe·cl<><:k ef fort to keep alive a pair of nt'wbor n polar bears which h~d to be separated from their 11\other when s he attacked the If so. the communication hasn't gotten much better in the incredibly fruslrnlrnf! months that have dragged by since then. There are still great gaps of mis· unders tanding separ-ating the players in this drama. Jus t a partial list of the "losers" in the cast RONNIE FREEMAN, 32, one of California's top t r ain ers, perennial winner at the big Forum and Cow Palace shows, but a loser of both a lot of money and part of his reputation in 15 months of pulling and hauling over Miss Truax' horse. It l'OSl him $9,000 to buy back the horse and pay his legal rees and court costs. be says. ON THI: INSIDE smaller one SARALLOYD TRUAX. lft, budding horsewoman, natu~<1l athlete, showing a lot of pronust' in local horse show rings when ~he became the ··victim .. ond The 3·day old fem<•le bears were 10 stable condition today at the Worcester Science Center Devine Still Recuperating They were in incubators lent by Popular actor Andy Oevint• r P hosp1tals anct were beini;i fed a maincd hosp1tali:zcd goturcfav in formuln mu<'h like that aivtn to Newport Reach for obscrv,1 t10n human bahles of a !\hghl case of pneumon1.1 Ttu• cubs haven't lx't·n named Aides 1 i:. tcd h Is eondlUon as yet bu~ the starcerti "ntdnng s;iti5factory ov~r them were? c.·C'ltllnit them ·: A Devine. 70, wa!' admitted t•J Cub" and "n Bear " Tiley vc uoog Hospital Thursday asi a lso ~en unofflclnlly nicknam~ utionar measure slnceiae -.ll"'f'Pn11rht ..... ~ntf UM.--..r.l'4MM.bM~~--I~~~~~:....!!~ 1~ ~\lni<'tcd "'1th lrukemia. .\ull•t' ~.;11d no dat(.) has been set f1•r his 1·d.·:.1:-l' I>"'' 1n1· 1:; lwst known for his , 11ll· .,~t o· i11\'i,\l -.i clt•kirk lo Guy -"lnth~~tn ttt ·Htt" Wtld RUI Hiekek 1 r ln u~lon s<'rt<."!. He began his career in silent films ant\_.lotcr moved into comic roles. ()()('TORS QUl't'l'ING -Women physicians a re as hard hit as their mnle colleagues by soaring malpractice insurance r ates. Daily Pilot Staff Writer Carol ~oore tel Is how some oC them arc coping with the problem on Page B2. dther aspects of how the sltua lion ls Mf ecttng coast doctors are explored on Pages 81and82. POLITICAL PARTIES -The ris~ and fall of the party system In American polltlcs ls treated In one of tho final "lectures." 1n.1he... Court s by Newspaper series. Harvard Prof. Dori• earn& writ 1 on P11e 83. COAST CONTROL -Al least one coast person thillks the coast commission system set up under Proposition 20 bas been a s park!· ing s u ccess . South Coast Regional Coast Commission member and Newport Beach re- sident Judy B. Rosener writes onPage A9. FAMOUS COURTHOUSE - Orange County's old roo rourt building has been usoo in movie!s, has seen some real hfe dramas _almost as ex<:itin& as movies and has always betn controversial. Staff Writer WiUi lljf Schreiber looks at the struc:turll9'n Page Al Jed...,_ •• .,,_ ..... lllK ••• Calt..,..a AS 0Hl41'-OMt 0--.., ....... ,., ~ ---ee-1• .... ~ .. ....... ~ .... -... ••n.tlflfftetlt ·~· l'lf\Aft<t cs DAILY PILOTHC'NO.O :\2 OAILY PILOT Sunoay December 14 1975 Coast Watch ... Top News Stories of the past week from Orange Coast Communities SAPUL~BACK VALLEY--M ission Vi ejo H1qh schoo l students are aski~g school au t h o r t t it' s to g iv e them permission to le~ve c~mpus during the noon hour. Surveys indicate about 95 percent of t h • , t u <l 1.' n t s f av o r '' open l u n ch , " ab o u t 90 perc~nt of the faculty oppose it. • l n J p ,o· • 11 L s .:t t e s p 1 i t down t h e m i d d l e . .,N JUAN CAPISTRANO--The city's ...1 t t '-..: to ~-o 1 J 1 an n in g .J Dav id Sm i th • was r , .. I im,1ndecl tor mak ing political stnte- ...,h1ch "tended to denig ru te the ptLht 1 J •" v : th1;.; city counc il. Smith h c.1d told th.._• µi.ess he might quit his )Ob rJ!l I ! in tor th1. _ounc i.l to forcLo ,, 1 r i 1 1 t 1 t .1 l • r e s 1..: t v 11 t i. o n a s a n i s s u e i n the.: I ll ._t l<J!l ••. ;'\ ,lJfJ,\ hE1\Cll --A program called TLC (!'1.i11.,.iutt:.i t ion , Lunch and Coun se ling tor senior citizens) celebrated it s s t> c. o n l d n 11 i v L' r ..., a t· y w i t h a pa r t y «ttt ndt.:d l. y m\lrt' th,1n 110 per sons . F n t t.: t t a i n r.i 1 • r. t i n c l u d c d a p e r f o rm a n c e by th £.: Laqunu. Hills Kool Kats , who t humped and tooted away on homemade l 1st r ..i rn i.:> 11 t s ... 1{11N': ItJGrON BEACH--It was d t roubl0d week tor C ity Administrato r DavL F~wl~nds Jf t c r an ad hoc commtlt~~ ~11cgcd thJt he gave the city lol1c~men 's Association retir e - ment bene fit s w ithout city council authori~ati.on . Row lands staunchly J~f~nJ~d his jCtions but Counci lman • J • r r y :.1 a n •"I s .:i 'I ;:; th c pa n e 1 ' s r e po r t f rov1cJ•·s qrounJs for Rowlands ' r1..mov..il ... s u u ·i· ii ~ 1) As i' --Tc ache r s of th c Capistruno Unified School Distr ict have r0jcctcd the idea of staging a w1ldcc1t strike to back demands for a 7 percen t 331Jry hike . The teachers wer qrJntcl 4 .5 prrcent pay inc reases by t 11 • lonrd o'" tru3tees despite an in l ;.. '. !"nt fact -f 1noir.o committee 's rlco:1· n.i-1.ti.on for a laroer raise . Buycentennial Junk Takes a Bough \\'A.<;HJ ~CTO\I 1 .\P> Th(' Peoples HH'l'ntc•nn1;.tl Com m 1 s s 1 n n 1 s ct l' <' o r a t in g 1 t s Christmas trel' with c heap kn1ckn;.icks to prot(':-.t C'Orn· merc1<1lt :-;m of thl· b1t·cnknn1al celebration "\Ve simply want to call atten- tion to the s 1tuat1on." said '.\oreen Ranh. 2·L c·1Hhn·rtor of the comm1ss1on. "h1c·h 1s protest ing official bicentennial plans. The tree will be placed today in Lafayette Park, across from the White House. The ornaments are cheap souvenirs sold bv "fX'Clal b1cen- ten111al stores and \endors They include gaudy n.'phcas of the American flag with pictures o( the Liberty Bell in the center made in Taiwan; red, white and blue plastic dinner plates - made in Japan : and T-shirts marked "The Spint of '76" made in Pakistan. There is a stars-and-stripes lighter made in Japan and there are orange ceramic bells and sparkling tile trivets, both made m Taiwan. Some of the souvenirs were made in the united States. mcludmg 200th anniversary key chains and ashtrays Wlth the pre- sidential seal. One of the larger souvenirs is a fake pe'>'-ler toilet seat with a raised fife and drum corps seal. be<..rin~ no official trademark. "We've called Hu s a 'BUY' Centennial Christmas tree," l\hss Banks said. Dining Premises Dirty? WA SHINGTON (AP> - Federal inspections of restaurants in nine cities found 90 percent to be unsanitary. the General Accounting Office re· ported Saturday. "The sanitation of many of the nation's restaurants is unaccep- table and needs to be improved, .. the GAO said in a report that called for a greater federal role in regulating restaurants. The statistical sample of restaurants in the nine cities found 90 percent with inadequate s.trutation. 4 percent marginal, 4 percent acceptable and 2 percent excellent, the reportsaid. Among the unsanitary condi- tions found were roaches crawl- ing on bread and food-contact surface's, rat and cockroach in- festations, b·~etles in food, fresh bread stored on top of a dirty garbage ccn and mouse drop- pings on shdves. "Local governments, which have assumed primary responsibility for regulating restaurants, have generally not aggressively enforced local sanitation ordinances and re- g u I at ions to ins ure that restaurant operators follow good sanitation practices," the GAO S3.ld. San Clemente Man. Charged After Robbery A San Clemente youth was jailed by police Saturday morn- ing on suspicion of armed rob- bery following a $300 gunpoint holdup Friday night at a San Clemente gasoline station. An attendant at the Flagg Service Station, corner Avenida Palizada and A venida De La Estrella. was forced into a restroom and handcuffed by a bandit brandishing a handgun, said Sgt. Frank Yerger. The robber stripped the atten- dant of his keys. then cleaned $296 from the cash box. he said. Yerger said that the gunman removed a green ski mask as he fled from the station and was re- cognized by the attendant who by that time had managed to free himself from the restroom. Using information provided by the attendant, police Saturday morning arrested Burleigh Miller, 19. Long Beach Officer Killed LONG BEACH (AP) -An off. duty Long Beach police officer was shot to death early Saturday as he r eturned home from his night shift, authorities said. The body of Frank Lewis, 28, was found near his home by fellow officers after the 3 a .m. incident. Police said they havenosuspects. "He was shot close to his home on his way home. We don't know what happened. There were no witnesses," said Lt. Roberl Opsahl. Cher, Allman "i"iJI Reconcile llUNTSVI LL E. Ala I AP> Rock mus1c1<1n CrL·gg Allm;.in sa~·s he and ht:-wife. ::-.inger Cher, have dropped counter divorce suits a nd have dl•r1dl'd to rt~con­ cale after a brief S<'par<.1t1on. "We both dropped the court suits Wednt•sday. ··Allman said in 311 tntCrVtt'W r'rtd<Jy Wllh lhc Huntsville Times. "It was in Buf- falo. We d('c1ch'd Cher Just hap- pened to be there Stn ctly com cidence ·· Marine Dies After 47 Hours in Camp SUNDAY ttwt ()r~ ,,,.,, r..-.J1 J-'1lot with wh•<h '' tottiobltw"(f thit N w\ P•,\\, "pubf1\twd b¥ ttw OrM\oqt C.N•I r·1;0h\P'ltr1Q C.on C)iiny 5'f>P8r"'t "'11Uon\ •r~ p...ar111V1fltt NiMct,,., tnrouqn ft1cL•y fOf" CO'\t• Nl41'\tt tu•wpiort l'«'«h. HunllnQton Ptech1f'ounl11J •n v '11'""• hv1n•. S.-ddlto•ck v1u.,1 •nd L•O"'"' •\""1 n V1t11n c,o,. .. t A ,.nql• rrqiOnll edition 1ti Put"ll• •• d 1• .. IV'tMf\ And Sun n..ty!t T"4-Df'"" 10111 pvht+ .r,,nq ot~ l\ a• llO WP\I e., Slr .. t, C.o•t• M~w. C..l•tornl• ~ Robel't N. WPed p, •\1CH'nt ""° P~t>tut~ Jack R. 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He died two days before he was scheduled to have his first medical examina- tion at the South Carolina base. His congressman paid a sur· prise visit to Parris Island on Fri- day, trying to piece together the events leading up to Dec. 4, when Warner was taken to the naval hospital in Beaufort, S.C., with a temperature of 108degrees. Rep. Toby Moffett (0-Conn.) said he has been unable to de- termine the extent of the strain placed on Warner dW'ini bis first hours as a Marine. "There were dllferent in- terpretations as to whot kind of stram he was under," the con- gressman said in a telephone in terview from the b81e ... But there was no indication he was singled out" It was the strain that all recruits had to face, he said, but the Marines failed to realiie that Warner was not ready ror it. "'The question is, what was he doing there?" Moffatt said. The congressman said he spoke with three doctor:iJ, four drill in· structo"· officers In the recruit area and the base comma.oder. From bis prf'limlnary in- vestiaa~~ he said, be came AWA)' wiye meJor~du:sSon. '"It was clear he could not en dure what he underwent," Mof- fett said. "How can they thro" these kids in there if they are not ready?" The drill instructors, he said, ·'are having people dumped in their laps who are not prepared but whose papers say they are prepared.'' According to Warner's com- manding officer, Lt. Col. John R. Curnutt, Warner was coherent after collapsing and was able to walk to an ambulance that ar- nved within 10 minutes. At the base dispensary, Warner was treated by a medical officer for heat stroke symptoms and was then transported to the naval hospital in Beaufort. Curnutt said. "His condition remained stable for several hours but then worsened and he died of cardiac arrest at 11 : 15 p.m .. " Curnutt wrote to Warner's parents. From Page A I FRAUD ... Federal Financial Servi~. a MMsachuset~-based investment firm, by repre~enting Neel falsely as the heir to a large family fortune. Zuber and Guthrie will be sen- tenced by U.S. Dist. Judge E. Avery Crary on J::in.12. Dondich, fif{htinq a previous fraud convic- tion, ~I be sentenced Jan.19. l Ford Eyes Budget Cut In Defense WASHl~GTO'.': <UPI> -Pres11 dent Ford met Saturday v.ith Defense Sccretarv llonald Rumsfeld and other to.p Pentagon officials to hear their arguments against his plans to cut militar) spending by a reported $6.5 billion next year. Presidential aides said the session at lhe White House, the second in as many days, lasted more than three hours. Bul they provided no details. Pentagon sources have s<1id the spending reductions were pro- posed las t month by Budget Director James T. Lynn and Ford has decided tc1t..:itively to recom- mend the cuts 111 a message to Congress next month. The Pres ident, according lo published reports not denied by the White House. will propose a budget of SllO lnllion rather than Sll6.5 b1lhon for the 1977 fiscal year starting next Oct. 1. lie also is said to be planning to lower pro- jected spending u\.f1scal 1978from Sl28 billion to Sl 22.3 bilhon. Among those-Joining Rumsfeld and Lynn at Saturday's meeting with Ford were Deputy Defense Secretary William P. Clements, Air Force Gen. George Brown, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Stciff; and Brent Scowcroft. pre- sidential adviser for national security affairs. Family Spat Enib in Death Of Santa Anan A family argument early Saturday ended m the shooting death of a 57-year-old Santa Ana man at his stepson 's residence in Orange. Dan William Mallet was found dead as a result of a single gunshot wound in the chest by officers summoned to in - vestigate a report of a dis- turbance at a North Bitterbush Street address. Booked into police custody on suspicion of murder was James Frick, 42, Mallet's stepson. According to a police spokesman, Frick, Mallet and Mallet ·s estr anged wife, Edith, 64. had been together Friday night at Frick's apartment. The spokesman said an argu- ment developed between Mallet and Frick that included physical combat. Police said the weapon used in the shooting was a .22 caliber re volver. T l1e <•ift ,.f Cl1rist 11111s To the c!ients at Fairview State Hospital. Cnst a M~~<t. l'rn- jcrt s~rnta Claus W.tS an Ufll'XPl'l'll'd Chn:\t tn.•<., j!tll Stu- dents from Lrncoln :\liddll' Sl'honl i11 Coro11,1 (kl ~lar showed up :.it thv ho:-.p1tal latl· J,1'\t "l'l'k t<~t111!-'. 3UU lv'I-..,, cookies, and punch. The m1llrl lt• sl'hool 's ')() meml>er chou· <above) also sang Chnstmas car0b. One cht>nt tbelov. > n· cei\'ed u personal gn•etrn~ from Li1woln ~tuch·11t-. "her~ I Eutch1son, AdrtL'llnl' Kfour) and L:1rJll1L' I l.111 ".011 From Page ,, I GOP ••. claiming support fnr formN California Gov. Honald Reagan bloomed like magnolias in thl· springtime as GOP leaders from 13 states gathered for the con ference. ·'The South is Reagan coun try." said Victor Mavar, GO f> national committee man from Mississippi. "President 1''onl has just made too many mistakes .. J . Ashton-Greene, a Louisian;.i Republican, said strong Reagan support was voiced at a clost•d door meeting of Southern part) leaders on Friday. "The m eeting was very stronj? ly for Reagan," said Ashton Greene. who sports a Ford button himself. "We face a real uphill fi ght. In Louis iana. I think 1t ·~ Reagan:· Search Leads To 8 Bodies PROSPF.CT sr 1L'PI J Onr of eight l>otl1l·~ found buried in neJrby sh al Ill\\ gr;n cs ha• be<.'11 1d<.'nltfil·d ~s lhr· \\lfP of ,1 m:1n chargt>d w1tl1 murdering thr~c of the v1ct1ms. Flo r<'n<'t' Cou nty Sherif! Wilham C. Rarne:-; 1<lcnltfied lh1• body as D1;.int• Neely, 26, ol :"iorth Charh•:-.ton. w1ft• of Waller IRroy Ne<'ly. 30 Four bodies re main unidentified a:s :.iuthoritic' continued to ~carch today for a<l dit1onal murder victims. Neely initially lc<J officers to the site whC'rC' six bod1t•s wer .. found Ja .;t werk. Two othrr bodies were fn11nd 111 a pine· thicket early this -neek J. HERBERT ff AL ~ewelkrs One£,ittle Sparldc ... 'livo£ittk Sparkles .. . 7Jrrce£,ittle Sparl~lcs ... :Jour! ... and before ~ ou know 11 .1 ollt1 r An entire lmJ< </,I c>I 'fJ<Hldi11<1 dwmondi; \el in 181<. ,..,/11/t• or 1 clltm qo/dl W/lat a 1Vo11dcr/u/ wuy to mm/.: I h<' V<''"' nf lrwmg '1rr ! Two Soction Srsrtor Brscefet. $600 SOUTH COASr PLAZA/ 549·1379 • Wt:STMINSTFR MALI./ 897-0327 Santo Ana roshlon Squort • Putntt Hills & Fox Hiiis Molls Po11Jd1no • Santo Anita f a!Jtlon Parll • Woodland Hills Promtnadt I ] w Cons brea year item i;ma . Pres of a tr ad• Fo fair Utru cere days allo mini brar void Fa feet rece said tail tr ad it er watc gooc :.up1 amc At said the I the I ··res T1 111 D P. Poli pre: sout last ing < J oh1 Tt atlc Soli, and Phil clue A1 effo· the Mc Phil deal Hill -Ma Phi poli p, to!' in~ dire Nev his <JP:\ Tl It \\ hce nei ~ :-is I oth( toh p ve:s per: kill• lh<' and "l'r die; onC' M l ( lJ I len• pea ano l'" II troc ran ( l by mr hiJ:? c l'Ol Rh Sal sin qu. an C'OI bu Sol .. ~ ' r Fair Trade' 011t • 1 Buyers to Save $2 Billion? WASHINGTON CAP) - Consumers will soon be getting a break of more than $2 billion a rear in the marketplace on items ranging from liquor to small appliances, according to President Ford and supporters of a law that repeals slate "fair trade" statutes. Ford signed a bill closing tbe fair trade loopholes of the an- titrust laws at a White House ceremony Friday. Within 90 days, laws in 21 states that still allow manufacturers to S(t minimum fair trade prices for brand-name products will be voided. Fair trade prices currently af- fect a wide variety or items and recent government estimates said about seven percent of all re- tail stores were covered by fair trade. The list of fair traded items includes cameras. watches. liquor, books. sPorting goods, small appliances, auto supplies. clothing and shoes, among othl'r things. At the signing ceremony, Ford said the repeal law will •·give the consumer a better break in the marketplace" and thus help "'restore competition." Ford had Third· Suspect In Knight Heir Death Sought supported the repeal bill as part of his campaign to lessen "inef- ficient'' government regula\.ion. The District. where many members of Congress shop, never adopted a fair.trade law. So far this year. 15 states have repealed fair trade measures. A total of 46 states at one time or another had enacted such laws. Researcher Says 'Ban Smoking' LA JOLLA (AP) -Breathing other people's tobacco smoke s peeds your heart, blocks your breath, makes your hands shake and lowers your working effi- ciency. a university researcher said Friday. "I personally would outlaw smoking, or at least require no smoking in public places," said Dr. James White, who conducted the tests at the University of California here. White. 43, is nol a medical doc- tor but h as a PhD in exercise physiology. He said he conducted tests for two years in the un- iversity's human performance laboratory. He said when a person started • D~"'' Pi IOI Pl'OOIOl by A1ch.trd l(~Mer Watching O\'Cr his master s l'ycle po1d off in a ndt· home out of the ram for a well-insulated ·Dino.· pet of :\lark Stroup of Newport Beach. You meet thl' nicest mutts on a motorcycle. don't you'? . Sunday. December 14, 1975 DAILY PILOT A 3 PHILADELPHIA (UPI ) - Police and FRI agents Saturday pressed their search in the southern New Jersey area for the last of three s uspects in the slay· ing or millionaire newspaper heir John S. Knight 3rd. · smoking 4 ~-'i feet away, a subject on a bicycle exerciser showed an increased heart rate, blood pre- ssure, and hand tremor. The sub- ject also experienced increased "airway resis'tance," which White said means he found it harder to breathe. SeTL Whetmore Will Not Seek Re-election Blind, He Looks to God The FBI said it was questioning at least three friends of Salvatore Soli, 38, a convicted drug user, and also combing his South Philadelphia neighborhood for clues to his whereabouts. Authorities concentrated their efforts on locating Soli after one of the suspects. Isias "Felix" Melendez, 20, of South Philadelphia. was found shot to death near a golf course in Pine Hill. N .J. and the other, Steven -Maleno. 25, also of South Philadelphia, surrendered to police Friday. Police said Soli apparently Oed to New Jersey following the slay- ing of Knight. special projects director of the Philadelphfa Daily News. Knight, 30, was stabbed in his $1,000·a-month penthouse apartment. The FBI entered the case 'Nhen it was established that Soli h ad been sta ying in motels in neighboring Mt. Rphraim, N.J. as late as Wednesday. The two othC'r suspects also were reported to h<l\'e stayed in the motels. Police had l->a1d Krught was a "bisexual" and an extensive in- vestigation was made of his pNsonal hfo in the search for the killers. Police would not disclose the relationship between Knight and the suspects. but said there "ere no signs of forcible entry, in- dicat1n1? the victim knew at least one of his killers. Mandate Extended lI:-.IITED NATIONS, N.Y. (UPI) -The Security Council ex- tended thl' mandate of the U.N. peacekreping force on Cyprus for anotht•r six months Saturday and called fort he pullout of all foreign troops from the troubled Mediter- rant>an island When a child sat still while a person smoked a cigarette 3 '·:1 feet away. the child's hand tremor increased to that of a 50 or 60-year-old man, White said. "When childrep are playing ball in the Little League, smok- ing parents should not be allowed within 50 yards of them," White said. White said he also conducted some tests at a Veterans Ad - ministration hospital which showed that a smoker in the same room increased a subject's "airway resistance" by 15 lo 30 percent. He said 85 per cent of smokers scored badly on some tests he gave, but they did even worse if their spouse also was a smolCer. He said that was because they breathe each other's smoke. Meat Cutter Dies in Mesa A resident of Costa Mesa for 27 years. William C. Anderson, a meat cutter, has died al the age of67. Rosary will be recited today at 7 p .m. at Bell Broadway Chapel, Costa .Mesa. A burial mass is planned for 10 a.m . Mon- day at SL John the Baptist Catholic Church, Costa Mesa, with interment followin~ al the Good Shepherd Cemetery, Hunt- ington Beach. Mr. Anderson's survivors are his daughter, Mrs. Kathryn Maher of Costa Mesa; sons William C. of Guam and James E . of San Jose; father. David, of Illinois; brother. Walter, of JI . linois ; sister, Mrs. Doris San- dine of Illinois, and nine grandchildren. SACRAMENTO <U P~) Repubhcan Sen. James E. Whet- more of Buena Park, a member of the Legislature for 12 years. has announced he will not seek re.election next year for health reasons. Assembly men John V. Briggs (R-Fullerton>. who has amassed a political war chest. said earlier h e intended to challenge Whetmore for the seat in the "safe" GOP Orange County Dis- tnct. Another potential contender is freshman Assemblyman Bruce '.'lcstande CR -Anaheim>. Whetmore, 62. who has been under the care of a heart specialis t for several years, said he will retire at the end of his current term on the advice of his doctor. In a s tatl'ment. Whctmore said while the physician told him he should have "many pro- ductive years ahead. he tells me tl)e demands of holding public office can only contnbute to a worse nin g o r my overall health.·· Whetmore. elected to the As- sembly in 1962 and to the Senate m 1966 after a massive reappor- tionment. became the fourth Rl'publtcan senator lo announce retirement plans rather than seek re-election next iear. Tots' Toys Today A new or used toy will cover admission from noon to 5 p.m . to- day to the "Toys for Tots" ice s kating program at the Ice Capades rink at Mesa Verde Center, Costa Mesa. Santa Claus wil l be available for pre- Christmas consultations. PlllLAORLPlll/\ <A P ) John James is blind: his wik Amanda. has only partial sight. and both arc 104 years olct . Threl' robbers broke tnlo thl'ir home a nd took mon<.•y they could haH· used for rent Police said a ne1ghborhootJ youth and t\.\.O oth<'r persons brushed past .Mrs Jam(•s whl•n she opened the door one rught last week. The youth took money from her purse and a companion knocked her to the ~round. They left with SS0.52. Joan Little Vanishes Without Bond RALEIGH,~ C. <AP> E'-WY Jaw enforcement a~ency in North Carolina has been alerted to be on the lookout for Joan Little. a young black who gamed nal1on;.il attention last s ummer when she. was acquitted of murdenng her whitejailcr. :\tiss Little. who has bcl'n sen tenccd to 7 to 10 yt•ars in prison for a breaking and enten n~ convic- tion, vanished this week Rond had been arrangl'd, but Miss Little could not be found to :sign the necessary paper:s. A court order that calls for hl·r to begin serving th<' prison krm could be blocked if s he is found Miss Little was being held in the Be:iufort County jail in Augusl 1974, pending appeal of the brl'ah mg and entering con\'ict ion,\\ ht•n jailer Cl::irencc /\lligood was stabbed to death in ht•r cl'll w1lh an icepick. Courthouse Shows Age Proudly Red Structure Stands as Landmark Link to Past By WILLIAM SCHREIBER DI Ill• O•llY .. llet SU" It 1s the last of its kind from a bygone t>ra . standing amidst modern1zat1on and glittering high-rises. Or:1nge County's o ld red t•ourthouse at 211 W. Santa Ana Rivel . in Santa Ana stands in the same city block it has occupied srnce 1900. It has survived earth- quakes. fires and critics of its architl'cture. It is the oldest countv court and government bui lding s till s tanding in Southern California and one or Dally Piiot D~i·~ h G11MOfttHd r..•()Od.l\I I 111111y 11 yuu dO not h.JVf' • v• .,., r··•I'' 1 hv ., :io om 1 .111 hl'fou• 1 fl rn ;ind your lllPY ""'" t>0 di" hvt·11'<I ~iturt1.w ,1nd f.vnn 1y It vou rtn l'W't rl'<.l'tvr· v""' c nov by Q ,, m !;,11111- o.•' "'ti ,1"' s 11nt11w c.111 t "'' rP tO a m ,Jnd vvur c;vrv will IX' dt•l11,l'IC(I c1tc11l•tlOt1 Tel..,.._, IVn"I Or,inQP C.nu11ty Arrw. •42·021 Nort"w"'' 11vnl111utnn Un,1111 iltl<I Wl''lmtr"lf'I '40. I UO S.iri (l('mrntn Cnr11•;tr11r!(.) Ol.11..h. hAn Jwin (..,1p1~1111no Ot1nll Point !.ovth L11pu1111 LllOllllll N1Q1Hll , • 4'1 000 only a half-dozen courthouses in California designated a state his- torical landmark. Soon. the old courthouse will be virtually hemmed in by new buildings -a huge transporta- tion terminal on one side and the proposed ultra-modern county administration building on the other. The last old neighbor that buf · fered the courthouse from en- croaching progress, the county Hall of Records, fell to the wrecker's ball earlier this year. The old county jail that once stood next door also is gone. County government's entire administrative stair once barely filled the old courthouse's of- fices. Now there are a dozen county oCCice buildings and those are fast being oul(rown by the mulUplying bureaucracy. Today's trials and legal pro· ceedings take place in the $22 m1lhon, 11-story edifice that replaced the old court building m 1968. But despite the rise and fall around lt. the Romanesque-style building with its broad manlcurcd lawns a nd rose garden!l en0ures as a ma,f or ~l ~ of historical in terest in the CoUft· "\ ty's government center. The seeds of a "magnificent government block" were sown by Santa Ana's founder, William Spurgeon. who set aside an area in his city he envisioned as the seat or a new county. When Orange County was formed Aug. 1, 1889, the first board of supervisors held its meetings in a room over Beatty Brothers general stor e for a while and later movedtotheJ. R. Congden Building at 302 East fourth Street. The r ent charged by Congden was SO cents a year for a two- year lease term. It was here some of the first legal decisions were made in the new county. A one-eyed. Bible-pounding former preacher named James W. Towner served as the coun- ty's first presiding judge and, un· Ul supcrvtsor s rented Congden 's building, he held court in his old l aw office at Fourth and Sycamore Streets. But planning was already un- der way lo seat county govern- ment in more auspicious sur- roundlnes. In the early 1890s. supervisors went to bid to buy land f Qf the new government center. ,.._~Y \ got offers from f1vt> landowners rangmg in price from a nominal $1 to $16,500. They settled on the piece of· land offered by Spurgeon for $9,500. later reduced to a flat $8,000. The plot had been used as ti baseball sand lot, campground. public park and parade ground for the local home guard unit. Company L. The county's founding fathers saw an immediate need for a solid new jailhouse, particularly after the first and only lynching in county history in 1892, A mob broke into the flimsy old jail on Fourth Street to carry Francisco Torres to his doom for the murder of Modjeska Ranch foreman William McKelvey They hung Torrl's from a light pole at Fourth and Sycamore. The new jail was built in 1895 on the Spurgeon lot at a cost of $23,000 and, since Spurgeon stipulated a courthouse had to be built within 10 years, planrun~ began soon thereafter for lht' county's first real governmt'nl buildinJt. On Sept. 5. 1899, a countyw1dt• bond election w ns held to raise CSffCOlJRTHOUSE, •eA4) "First time it's hapJ)(.•npd tn •15 years we've he en h(·re." said James. "That's 45 years hrn· tn this house. We pay rl•nt, don t own Il. It's S.13 a month "Course. I've beC'n rolled 0 11 the street," he continued 1n an 1n terv1ew. "That ·s been a couplt:> years ago, wasn't 1t de;.ir? '.\l .:in ran up behind me. pul his hand tn my pocket and got l'\'ery dollar I had." James and his w1fo sat on .. 1 :sofa tn the living room of their cramped rowhouse in south Philadelphia as thC'y talkl'd about the robbery. Thl' crackl•d and stained "allpaper was ii luminated by a single, bare light bulb in a gooseneck lamp. James said he had worked a::. a "general utility houseman that's a butler. an all.around man ... -When did I retire'' ~erciful God. I can't count lhl• years." · James said he and his wife llw now on government checks <rnd three times a week "the city br ings a hot meal." "I just thank God for anything. whatever I can get," he said. ''Afraid, oh yes. espcc1<tlly since this happened." he s .. 11d "'The city is trying to get us ., place. a three·room apartment, bul I told them I wouldn't takl' this wife or any wife among thl· hoodlums and slums. Now this neighborhood got bad. Lord haH· mercy.'' James said neither he nor his wife has been out of the house for years. with the exception of trips to Wills Eye Hospital. "They tell us tht·y can't do nothing, nothing," hL•sa1d "I hsll'n to the radio. especial ly thl' sp1ntuals and churches. I love tbal. She docs too," James S~lld "God. oh ves. If it weren't fur God I don't k-now what," he said. ·we've been blessed. my dear and me. We ve come a long wavs A man. woman or child don't belil've in God is <J pretty poor creature .. l 'sually, James said. they look forward to "nothing in particular. but God · Pot Smuggling Ring Cracked FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. (A P ) Agents in five states bL'gan rounding up 15 persons F'riday charged in a drug smug- gling opl'ralion linked to the dis- covt>ry of 43 tons of marijuana. the largest seizure in history. tht' Drug Enforcement Administra- tion said. The 15 men were indicted here hy a feder al grand jury in- vest1gatlllg tht' Aug. 15 seizure on .in island in thl' Bahamas. The m.lrlJU<rna w:.i s \'Jlued at Sf6 rmlllun. Thl' names of most of the 15 Pt'rson!:> be1n{! arrestC'd in florida. Texas. California, Ken· tuckv and ll<1wau were being with.hl'ld. a DEA spokesman said. Sf i(·l~f.--1• Tl11111 ••• Ethyl Kcnrwd~ 1s almo:-t hrou~ht down as she tries to ~tcady two shaky compamon:-at 1-kdforcJ-Stuyvesanl skat llli! nnk in Rronkh n. ~ \ ., Saturday Mrs. Kennedy and family memh~rs tn•att'd poor c hildren to par~ under pro grart1 begun 'dy' r lttk husband, S('n. Robert~· KennedyJ A4 DAIL y PILOT ~ Sunday. December 14. 1975 Front Pa~ A3 .. .Courthouse: Oasis of Old Alllong New $100,000 to build the courthouse. The vote was 1,414 to 283 m favor ol the project and a constructton pact was let to the partnership of J . W. Blee and Chris McNeill. It was the biggest construction project ever attempted in the young county. One local newspaper, the Santa Ana Blade, put it m these words : •'BEGINNING unde r dis- rouraging c1rcumstances by re- a son of th e di stance the sandstone must be brought, lhe steel and iron work as well as the necessary s k illed workmen strikes in the East and delay i~ s hipme nt o f const ruction material, the builders set to work in earnest. .. " Thousands of tons of high- grade red sandstone were shipped from quarries i n southern Arizona in rough form and meticulously c hiseled and shaped by stonemasons into building blocks, archways and carved scroll work. The foundation and basement of the courthouse were built from huge blocks of gray granite quar- ried in Temecula. The massive walls are more than two feet thick and look almost brand new today. The finished product was de- emed a masterpiece in its day, though critics later defamed lhe structure as ugly and a dis- graceful example of Victorian architecture. The courthouse measured 136 feel long by 88 feet wide with two stories plus basement. The or- nate, Gothic cupola and roof tower stood 135 feet off the ground -until an earthquake shortened it som ewhat. Tile, marble and cut stone were used e xtensively by the builders and both gas and elec- tric light fixtures were provided in all the offices in addition to the latest steam heating system. Messrs. Blee and McNeill brought the project in for $91 ,879 after 18 months of construction F\Jmishings, including the most up-to-date in steel filing cases, brought the total project cost to $117,000. THE SPACIOUS grounds were landsc.aped with camphor, magnolia and palm trees most of which still s tand today. ' The Blade described it as "so excellent a building with the very best material used throughout that could be bad for the price paid." Experts believe it would be im- possible to duplicate the courthouse today, primarily because the red sandstone is no longer available in such massive quantities. The courthouse was dedjcated on Nov. 12, 1900, by supervisors whose names appear on a weathered bronze plaque affixed to the foundation -R. E. Larter. W. G. Potter, F . P . Nickey, D. C. Pixley and J. F . Snover. Historians say there were "ap- p r op r i ate" dedication ceremonies, but the conflict over an event drew headlines in the year 1900. In his "Almanac of Historical Oddities," county historian James Sleeper says the highlight of the ceremony was a balloon ascent by daredevil Emil Markeburg, who accidentally plunged to his death in front of 8,000 horrified onlookers. But historian Charles D. Swan- ner, who witnessed the tragic mishap as a boy of 6, says it real- ly happened on July 4, four months before the dedication and several blocks away from the courthouse site. And the county recorder's of- fice shows no death records at all for Markeburg, who apparently made a name for himself in the late 1890s by dropping from his balloon by parachute. But he made his final headlines when he fell without a parachute. SWA~NER says Markeburg, dad in "spangled tights," was the main event of the lro<> In- dependence Day celebration in Santa Ana. He rose into the sky ."from a spot on east Fourth Street near Lacy Street," the his- .tori an records. But when he pulled the cord that was supposed to free his dangling chute Crom the balloon, he slipped free of the harness and fell to the ground "almost hitting a woman spectator sitting in her surrey,'' Swanner writes. <>Id Judge Towner never pre- sided in the county's new court building. He retired in 1897 and was succeeded by Judge Jobn-W. Ballard, who was the fll"St presid- ing judge to hand down rulings in the courthouse. Even if M arkeburg didn't highlight the courthouse dedica- tion, other events were ahead for the stately old building that would reserve its place in county history. In 1921, silent film star Bebe Daniels was brought before the judge on charges of speeding through town in her car. His- torians differ on how fast Bebe's Marmon roadster was going but it was somewhere between 25 and 56 miles an hour. In any case. she spent five days in county jail for the offense. At 5:54 a .m . on March 10, 1933, the old courthouse and most or Southern California were shaken severely by the Long Beach earthquake. PART OF THE courthouse's cupola and tower toppled to the front lawn and some experts Ceared the entire building was lost. But inspection revealed only the remnants of the cupola would have to be removed. The rest of the courthouse was "sound as a dollar." In 1933. the first landmark de- cision was made in the court building. Jt dealt with a practice first used in the Huntington Beach oil fields -"whipstocking" or slant· ing drill hol es from shore out into lhe oil deposits under the ocean. Oilmen in other parts of the state whose onshore drilling sites were drying up were overjoyed to find large new supplies of crude oil and whips tocking became widespread. A series or 21 injunctions was brought against a dozen oil com- panies, including Standard Oil of California, but before county court action could get underway, a settlement was reached putting all directional drilling under strict state control. The old courthouse was again the focal point of national in- terest in 1947 when heiress Beulah Overell and her lover, Bud Gollum were brought lo trial on charges they killed Miss View of county's old red courthouse (top ol page) is believed never to have been published before. It shows cupola that toppled m 1 933 earthquake. 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A N 0 I C 0 U N T "f ,..UM'll °'11, MlfTll!OPOLITAN ARI A -C~lflt IUclw!WIM ••rly tocs.ty tnen "'°'"' lair 11111 .. $1 ~ll It<,_., lllr°"°" Monday OU'llY Mrtll Soll LAii• lo llOrt.,_,,.,,., wlfld' IS to• m p.11. $all OloVo ICllMY Gllftll-4 c.ot tOd•Y ~ ... ''"" \llQl"ly on Molld•'f L,_, MflitM U SN111• to'2 HIOfltloHynHr.Oa!Mf.....,...,.._ J.t 71 53 J& 1) 0'1 ., lll 10 '4 2t n 41 ,. ., .. .. ,. .. 50 ' ,, 3' 65 .. ~ J& ,, ,, " ,. SI n JO 2S ·13~ n 11 n 10 7• ., 10 °' 65 " S7 ,. 10 ... ,. ., 10 53 7' 11 ,. ,. . ,, ,. )) ., . 10 <IS ,, . 1't ,. 4' 0 " 41 ,. Jt "' ;n ..,. .. )' u n .. so JS " v ta • n SJ .. . -...... Cout"\H'f ot !'int Am ... ic•" rille tnwran(• Cor .... fty Overell's parents by dynamiting their yacht in Newport Harbor. After a sensational five-month trial, the pair was acquitt~ but the investigation led to new state laws requiring special permits for the purchase of dynamite and other explosives. By 1964, county government had outgrown the courthouse of- fices and moved to new quarters in a six-story building across the street. SUPERVISORS at the time considered demolishing the old court building but an engineering' survey proved the task would be extremely difCicult and costly because of the solid stone con- struction. Instead: the county allocated $2 5 0 , 0 0 0 t o r e n ovate the courthouse for other office uses. In December of 1968, the last court activities took place in the red sandstone structure as the judges packed up to move lo their new building. Judge William C. Spiers rang down the last gavel, sentencing 32-year-old Frank Ortega to a year in prison for burglary. Over the CS years it was Orange County's seat of justice and government, an estimated 250,000 men and women were sentenced in its courtroom and nearly 11 ,000 people became American citizens at court ceremonies . Time for the 40-mile Smile. lt'I time to help the Orange Coast put on a 40-mile smile to welcome holiday visitors from near and far. The Orange County Coast Association and the Daily Piiot are joining with community organizations from Seal Beach to San Clemente for a reprise of the 40 Miies of Christmas Smiles outdoor decorating competition. Homes and businesses all along the Orange Coast will be judged by community groups and the best in each division in each community will be forwarded to the Smiles committee by Dec. 15. Entrants may specify whether they wish their decorations to be Judged In daylight or at night. ' Winner• wlll be selected In the realdentlal and commercial dlvlalona •nd thf' cornrnunlty presenting the brightest holiday amll• wlll be n•med "Chrlatmaavllle, 1975". To enter your ho!lday decorations return the coupon below to the Dally Piiot Public Service Department before 5 p.m. Mon- d•y, Dec. 15. Oood luck. ---------------------------------------- v ... I Wint my home (or business. church. echool, etc.) to be Judged In "40 Miles ol OwlstMH Smiln"' come>«ltion. My natre lfwj addr .. t of decorations I Wini Judget to ... are l11t9d ~low. I understand Judging -"' be based on appevance of thla entry on Oec. Ht. 17 or 18. Name. Mdr Oty. . . . ... Day Phone .• e-.. Phone My entry should be judged During the day O After dark D ---------- Man Coupon To: Pubflc Service Dept., Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1 seo. Costa Mesa CA 92626 In mkl ~ WI Pllflf!Ofl _L , I • ·oil Bids ·Deplored Cranston Demands Explanation WASHINGTON CAP> -The government 's sale of oil leases off Southern California was a failure that should lead the Ford Administration to review its policy on of- f shore oil development, Sen. Alan Cranston (D- Calif.) says. "I am asking the In· terior Department for an explanation for the a~ parent disparity between their pre-sale estimate and the actual bids re- ceived," Cranston said in a letter to Interior Secretary Thomas S. Kleppe. A copy of the lea. ter was obtained Satur- day. Advance government estimates of the bidding ranged up to $3 billion. But the total in Thursday's bidding was only $438 million. Cranston called the 2 Fliers Die In Jet Crash ~otal "very disappomt-mg." "The oil industry estimated that there are about 14 billion barrels or oil and 28 trillion cubic feet of gas in the fi elds off Southern California. At today's p rices that amounts to about $210 billion. "Clearly, a bonus bid of $438 million for su(•h a huge treasure of oil and gas is ludicrously low," Cranston said. Although Cranston did not explicitly call for re- jection of the bids, the depa rtment has that authority. The depart- ment is expected to an- nounce this week which bids it will accept. Up, Up Goes Fee At USC DAILY PILOT A LOS ANGl!;LES (UPI) -Tuition at the University of Southern Califorrua will go up another $.100 next year. a 9 percent mtrease caused ma111ly by ulflation, l 'SC Pre~Hknt John Hubbard announced. Students at the pnvate university near downtown will pay $114 per unit or $3,540 (or a full load of classes -m the upcoming acadcmu.· year. THE IRVINE COMPANY TAKES PRIDE IN PROMONTORY POINT. R ecipient of: First llonor Award, American In.stiJute of Archttects/l/ouse & llome Magaww Award of ExceUence, Archttectural Record Magazine Cold Nugget Grand Award, National Assocwtwn of llome Buildt•rs Honor Award, Sunset Magazuie/Ameru:an In.'lt&tute of Architects Promontory Point Apartments 200 Promontory Drwc Wrst, Newport BMch Telephone: 675-8000 Promontory Point I I EL CENTRO CAP) - Two naval fliers died Saturday afternoon when their jet caught fire and spun to the ground upside down in a beet field about 10 miles from their base, officials said. Zebra Defense Concludes Identitie s were withheld pending notification of kin but of- ficials said they were among fliers in a train- ing squadron from a naval air station at Meri- clian, Miss. Workers in a nearby field said they saw a long plume of flame shoot from the AT4 jet trainer and then heard what one Environmentalists and California governmentaJ units fought the new leasi ng in courts in Ca liforn ia and Wa shington. T hey arc continuing their swl 111 U.S. District Court m Washington despite their failure to win a pre- liminary injunction to stop the leasing. An investigator checks through the rubble of a Snn Fra ncisco fire.· that killed at least 12 persons in an apa1iment building that h a d faced condemnation proceedings because of fire hazards. Firemen said tht•y were sure the fire was the result of arson and joined with police to seek the culprit. called "a sound like a ------------------........ bomb exploding." Own Sh t The jet extended its er 00 S landing gear at about 1,500 feet and turned toward the Naval Air G d R bb SAN FRANCISCO Facility at El Centro, ree y 0 er witnesses said. But the CAP) -The defense has craft then spun out of VISALIA (AP AV 1· bb <l b rested its case in the I -153 ia man ro e a ar. control and hit the then wentnextdoortotheowner'shouselooking Zebra murder trial, now ground ups ide down. for more loot and wasshot to<leath,TulareCounly in its ninth month. The final witness for sheriff'sdepulies said. the de r e n s e wa s T --tri·le Two masked bandits hl'ld up the Golden homicide Inspector Gus i.A.re Horseshoe Bar east of here r'r1day night, deputies Coreris, who s tepped said. One stayed at the bar while the otht>r \\enl down from the witness J rt d nextdoor. stand after four days of ffl/H) e James Wade, the owner of the bar. told de testimony. Coreris was puties he got his gun when he :-.aw a masked m:rn le ll at his front door trying to force his way in. Wade the 174th witness to 'D'Q y saidthebanditfiredtwiccintotheresidence.soht• t estify and the 66th o· firedback,killin gJoscJ esusUvallc.43. called b~ the defense. SAN DIEGO (AP) -Wade then went to the bar and shot Uvalk's The tnal began March Thi k 59 Id companion, Patricia Wright, 29. of Farmersvilll·. 3 with four black men s wee • a -year~ . variously accused in a Kansas.man crossed into Deputies said she also was armed. series of random street the l!ruted ~tates fr?m She was hospitalized in critical condition with slayings of while vie-Mexico w1th a six-. a chest wound. Deputiessaid shewouldbebooked tims months supp I y of for investigation of robbery and murder becau~e · laetrile, which is banned her companion's death occurred during com- SD Mayor ~Aids Ford by the Food and Drug missionofa felony. Administration. ... ... _________________ ,_, .. Border Patrol agents were fully aware that the man was coming and they knew what he had. HM~Wfi!i WINE SALE I Just in time I LOS ANGELES (AP) But they did nothing to -San Diego Mayor Pete stop him. Wilson has been named Rutherford takes the to head President Ford's substance as a treatment election campaign in agai1'st cancer of the. Southern California. · lower intestinal tract. for the holidays. Wilson , considered a He won the legal right ~· moderate Republican, to bring in the s ubstance was elected recently to by joining a class action his second four-year s uit filed b y a n term as mayor. He is Oklahoma City firm president of the League which asked the f ederaJ of California Cities, and district court there to lift spent five years in the the government ban on WfNE TASTER'S COLLECTION 1O~Pc .14.94 (}-bottle gift pack which consists of: state Assembly. the substance. 2 REDS 2 WHITES 2 LJGHTREDS ADVERTISEMENT PERSIAN RUGS A11etfon WICNlday DeceMl>er 17 at 7:30 P.M. Free Exhibition Stcrts Front 6 P.M. at Shetalon Im I 015 W •st W Rd.. Anallt'im Extra lO<i> discount on 2 pacs or more SEBASTIAN I ~ 2 gallon sale ROSE 289 CHABLIS BURGUNDY REG. 3.29 MIX A CASE OF 6 FOR 15.75 Please Bring Your Room Measurements_ Cono;ullanls 10 1nlerk>r dH1gnen will be 11 lt1e aucrlOI> 10 ollet court.,y d«:ol111nv lldv1ce on Peooan Augs. Each Aug purthHod 11 tho~ ftuclton ~• wirl'I a two Vtlat w;wranty which pe<m.11 ll'lt buyer to exchanoo the rvo at any ol our l\Jlure auction• 8rocl>Ur .. ptOVoded by the lrartllfl ac-nmeru will be d1slrobufed among lll!oil(ltt Come in nnd viRit Ward~ \Vine Shop atone ofthP three lm:atiuns Ji stl'd hc•low. We have more gilt pacs from :Um. URc your Wards Charg-All. IRANIAN RUG WEAVERS Canoga Park Fullerton Costa Mesa ONLY W~st Coost Maia Offic•, 533 Sutter St., S• FrClftCisco, Cdif. I 415) 391-6666 Wotl9 W1H DISftllU'IOllS ~ l'aS&Afl llWS :People. " • t ~ .. People section .. keeps of track , of what people' l are feeling, \ saying, Q ! and doing. . C EY•'f day ... In the I J·W~I STOCK Ll9UIDATIOH -MUST SELL ~vLo !Iii.I •'"1-••t .... -sl.49 sq. yd. " f"'llll Mo11 G...... Ciold -Sl.99 sq. yd. PLUSHES C..e&.Co9ff..Chocotat. -$4.75 sq. yd. • .... ,. -··· ICI. yd. Buy S.low Whol•NI• -lnltt8'1atJon Ou•t•ntHd Friday, Salurda~. Sunday-Dec. 12-14 CARPET WAREHOUSE 1575 PLACINTIA NEWPORT IEACH 642-2210 646-8665 ' ... \ W~I ' -- BR SEW 'N' SAVE .SALE I SALE EN08 TUESDAY. DECEMBER 16TH ... HURRY, SOM ~j QUANTIT IES ARE LIMITED! Sew and save $90. Wards stretch-stitch zig-zag meets all your sewing needs. 17 stitc h es: 6 -.tr£'tch ~titches for all oftodny's fabrics, plus H dPcorat1ve and 3 utility ,,11tches. Built-in buttonholer with fine tu ncr for pt•rlect. 1esults. HEAD ONLY Requires control lo operate, extra. This mnchinc RCWR all th<' lateRtfabricssoyou can look lik~ a fa:'hion plat<• without t~e expen se. Crca.te all the latest look~ quickly and easily. 17 separate st.1tc~cs for <lecoration, stretch and utility. Features a huilt.- in buttonholer to give that professional look. Suve! Special. SEW KNITS WITH THIS ZIG-ZAG Built-in blind hemmer hems outfits sim· pJy, in minutes. Twin needle sews two colors at the same time. Bobbin winder shuts off automa .. tically when full. Pushbutton forward/reverse. 88 REG. $230 EASY SEW WITH THIS ZIG-ZAG 1\vo stretch stitches ma ke sewing l 26!j tooay's fabrics easy. Make button· HEAD ONLY holes, do family mending. Sc.~w nl'nrly everything! StrC'tch, :-;traight, in-l ine and zi~-zag, but- lonholl'r, hlindhcmmer built in. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF LOW PRICES WlTII CHARG-AlL. We sew up bargains. • PANORAMA crn· •RAN RERNAHOINO • Wf:sT 1 .. os ANm•:u :s • HUN.TIN(i1'0N m-:ACtl •SANTA ANA •NORWALK • Ftlt.U:RTON •COSTA MESA • CANOC:A PAHK • l.VNWOOll • f-.AC:u : HOCK • 1.AK t-,\HH>U • COVlNA •TORRANCE • H08F.MEAD •MONTCLAIR SHOP MONDAY THROUCH SATURDAY 9 30 AM TO 10:00 PM .. SUNDAY 10·00 AM TO 6·00 PM ••• JUST !AY"CHARCE m .. < 'r (• • f I ~J- "ot .. - • f ,. ' - , ' , .. • A8 DAILYPtLOT Sunday. December 14, 1975 Ford Security Hits Slopes VAIL, Colo CUPI > -The Secret Service says f>re.s1dent Ford's fondness for ski slopes at Ch.nst.m as and the Flrst Family's trad1l10nal round o! holiday parties pose some special secunty pro- blems because of recent assassination attempts. ''T~e .Problems are particular but not unique." said Wilham Duncan, a special agent with the Colorado office. "If we h ad a President who liked ocean sw1 m - nung, it would be a question of finding agents who were good s·N1mmers. Here, we just find agents who art-skiers.'' Last Chnstm as was Ford's first visit to Vail as President He had vacationed at the Rocky Moun-• lam resort 10 his congressional days, enJo.;ing the sknng and informal social atmosphere of the Ba van an s tyle village OU~CAN SAID security procedures, which in- cluded a protective rmg of ag"nts on the slopes and streets, would re m:.un the same this year despite the assassination attempts. "There will be sufficient precautions t aken," he said. "but you cannot isolate a person. His our intent not to interfere, but to providl' a ~are environ- ment ·· Vail, decorated like a Swiss village during the holidays, sw ells from its norm al 1,000 residents 10 !1ea~ly 10,000 during Christmas with visitors pour- ing m from across the United States, Mexico, South Amenca and Europe. Part of the safe environment is the home the First Family occupies. Owned by Texas oilman ff:ic.hard Bass .and rented to the Fords during tht'ir v1s1ts. the fi ve-bedroom residence has been equipped with bulletproof windows, an internal !ecurity system and explosion protection. THE FORDS OWN a three-bedroom con- dominium, purchased in 1969 for $50,500. Security problems al the r esidence forced a shift, so a rental exchange was reached with the Bass family occu- pying tht' condominium during the presidential vis- its. Ford will be joined during the vncation by his wife, Betty, his daughter, Susan, 17, and his thrcl' sons. SteVl'. 18. J ohn. 22 a nd Michael. 24 . Refugees Go Back To Zero SAN DIEGO (AP> Thirty-nine Vietnamese refugees are faced with the prospect of st;.i rting their hves over again. this time from an old airline trammg base. silverwoods Another 25 Vietnnmese r e f ugees w h ose sponsors hips collapsed have? joined the 14 now staying at a privatl' re- settlement center nl'ar the Mexican border. The newcomers ar rived Wednesday at the Agap1 Foundati on Center. l\\O miles north of the border The San Diego-based foundation 1s using lhl' forml'r Pacifi c South'>'es t Airbnes training base as a Lempor:try home for Ind och in a r efugees whose sponsorships have failed. THE REFUGEES will be allowed to staY at least s i x weeks,· but Agapi s po k es w oman Mona Wil son said enough refugee sponsor arr angements are fall- ing apart in California to keep the resettlement center busy for t wu years. The facility h as a capacity of 200. com- pared with the 18,000 re- fugees fed. clothed and housed at one time al the Camp Pendle ton Manne Base Of the 39 refugee-; now with Agapi, 28 were bused Crom California C i ty in the Mojave Desert. ThHe bus j - nessman Paul Heindel set up a business for th em. r ebuil din g ~Tecked cars. But the bu s iness, calle d Desert Coach Works, ran low on cash and Heindel has asked the federal Small Busi - ness Administration for a loan to keep it going. Mea nwh ile, the firm owes the refugees back wages. The oth e r 11. a ll former military men, cam e to Agap1 from Munetta Hot Springs. THEY HAO been sent to the San Franc isco Bay a rea to train as security guards. But according to Bob McClure, a federal re- fugee coordinator in River side, the gr oup that was to train the refugees abandoned them when they arrived in San Francisco. T h ey were h astily switched to the Munelta Hot Springs Resort to team the hotel business, but were laid oH when the resort cut back its staff. All the sponsors hipe in · volved were a rranged by the TolslOI Foundation oC Washington, D.C . The Tolstoi sponsorships are Hid to l\ave broken down stateWlde. • ~/I .' If It flo•t•, f chancH •r• , ' you'll re1d about II ..__ _ ___, In the DAILY PILOT This Christmas, give· yourself year-round foot luxury from Nettleton Wanderer ... a new plain toe slip-on that brings you luxuriou~comfort you'll appreciate more with every wc;:iring. S.Upplc grained leather, classically styled with decorative instep strap and hidden center gore Full leather lined. Cushioned innersoles. And crafted in Nettleton's exc lusive Loaf lex· con- struction for l1ghtwe1ght flexibility 40.00 2 Pairs for 76.00 (2 Fr. price ends Or>c 24) Nettleton 's "Wanderer" -available in hard-to-fit sizes, too. WlOTif 7 71/2 I ·~ 9 9~ 10 101h JI I 111h 12 lJ A x x x xi x x -'----->->---~f~~ -- B x x x x x x x -----c x x x x x x x x --.__ --t-- D x x x x x x x x x .x EEE x x x x x x x x , ___ -45--Fashion Island • Newport Beach QUALITY LIVE and CUT XMAS TREES Open 'til 9 p.m. Daily ..... WANTED OIAMONOS •GEM STONES •GOLO & PLATINUM JEWELRY Convl!rt unwanted 1ewelry into cuh. We buy from private 1nd1111dual\ and estates. Expert examination dnd appraisal by Grdduate Gemologist. Call 963·5625 and ask for Mr Foltz PROFESSIONAL J E WELERS INC. lifibijhN . I I ••• 'II('·' Ul!>IC.NERS 714/963-5625 20!102 Brookhur\t Street. Suite 201 Hu11t111qton HPach. CA 92646 SALE! 10 MORE DAYS! TIMELY PRICE CUTS ON REGULAR STC CK! 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THE RADIO YOU WEAR! 149,~191 3" DESKUB£ II RADIO FOR HOIYIE OR OFFICE Reg gas 11 95 12-183 i ' Sundey. December 14, 1915 DAILY PtLOT 7 FrOflt Pagt> I Everyone Loses • ID Horse Theft Case proseeutor of the cast> <against Fre.eman at various limes and al vanous levels from Wei:;t Orange County Munk1pal Court up tu Orange Couoty Superior Court an~ back down again. They lost t~e1r attempt at a felony convic· hon. Tht're were no real ""inners" m the case, but Graham "Butch" Thomas. who operates Thomas St ables in Redwood City, ap· parcntly made some money lie was the buyer of Miss Truax· horse from Freeman. lie <ilsu was .. middle man" in trading the .horse to the Peterson familv in :racoma and in putting Freeman in touch with the family L'\'L'n· tually to negotiate the ex- pens1\'e deal 1n which Freem;..n bought the hor~e back. ~erry Farrington, m:ina~ing editor of .. H orse and Horseman'· magazin e, a re- cent newco m er lo thL• magazine's publis hing offiees in Capbtnmo Beach, provided a stranger-than- fiction touch that proved tu be a pivot::il point in the story . Having recently come to the Orangl' Coast from t he P acific Northwest, where she herself was deeply involved in the horse show :;cene. Ms. Farrington was more than j ust a sympathetic listener when Miss Truax told her slorv. lier horse h ad been sold when FREEMAN AnORNEY John Hogg of LA she was out of the country and '~1thout he1: permiss ion, Miss 1 ruax said Sht> a lready had bt•en lo the police. to district al t o rnl'y's d l•J)uti cs und lo numerous governml'nl c lt•rki. by the liml' s h t• ('on lacl t•d the n1<1gazinl' ed itor Shl• had spent months lry w g to ~1·1 1'omeone to find her horse ancl to dt•mand its return. THE FRU.STRATIO~ that she \\as lo live with for almo:.t a year had begun. And then, c lick' ~1s f'ar - tington pruct ic ally shoutt><l lo the young worn.in across lhl• desk from her "I know your horsl' I know \\hert.> he 1s. I'll hl'lp you gl'l l11m back." The big red jumpcr s ht• had known 1t1 W :JshinJ!ton h~cd tu bt- the missin~ animal T hal big bn•ak gave.' ~ti ss Truax concrl'lc info1·mation tu take back to lhf.' f'ountain Vall<.'y Police DeparlMt•nt und, from her point of view, was ont' of many instances in wh ic·h shl' did detc.•c live work lhat lhl' police should ha,·e been doing fur her. Police. distr ict altornt•;"s staf fers and cler ks of thl• various courts t hat got involved in tht' case denv her claims th at s h!.'.' had to nag th1..•m into doing thl'ir ·work. 1''ountain Vullc'.} poltN· rn:-;1sl they were working on lhe re- covery of hc'r horse ~ ht>n sh(' came lo them bst July to ll'll them sh e knc" hl'r 1um1wr hCJd been sold t 8 a hor-.1..· showing family in Wa s h1ngt01'\. She says ::.he had to "erac1.1l'at ly take thc polic1.• by fht.' hand and lead Chem tu :\1r. l''rct·man s stables" in F ountain \.'-J llt:y bt:-fore his initial arrest. Police spokesm t.'n ~:ty lhl'Y had trouble finding him on lhl· pre- mises. evt'n though ht• was con· ducting his horsl' training and stable businL•s::; llH•fl' l.'\'l'ry d<.ty ~iss Tru.ix 1:-; a full t1m1.• stu de nt at Chapman College.• ~ind has l~ved in Orange since her gradu~1- hon from Corona dt>I M;1r Jli~h School. She often vis its her mother, Dr. Elizabeth Trua'<. head of Chapman's Enghsh de partml:'nt, <.tl her Corona del Mar home. but doesn't live lht•rt• Shl:' says sht.> was m1ffod bt•causc the poiice at first wvuldn ·1 hsten lo her and mdicatt>d, even. that hl'r mother should bt• rt:portmg th\'.' ··stolen" hor~e. "I had lo wait u 11t1J alter my birthday in January ( 1974) so that I was 18 beforl' they would t>ven get an officer to take my re pod." ()l't J1>hn M astertun gavt• the:.e dates on the cast•: Firsi re- p o rt was fil ed M~rch 12 <Saralloyd says s he talked to an officL•r named Manda on Jun. 29 or 30>; a warrant for the arrest or Rormie Freeman on suspicion of grand theft was issued tn :\lit\ It was 29 days ;ifter that before F'rt>eman was arrl.'.'sll'd. )11ss Truax says, after rept.>al- 1..•d trips lo lhe poh('e, :.ht• and ti girlfriend used a rust.' phoning Frt>eman and pre tending to make an ~1pputntment for the g1rlfril•nd to s tart training with him to mak1.• sure he w:.is al his s.tablt>s, . .ind tht>n eallt'<l pohc1..• tu tell them he wa::; on his prl'm1::.1;.1s and. in effect. tu "'get mi down lhl're and ;irrest him." He w:1s arniignL·d in Aug ust. almost 1l months after he had sold Sarallonl's horst' wh1ll' sh1.' w~1s aboard ·Chapman's Campus Afloat ship for a semeslt'r Ion~ cruise in European wal1.•rs Hb story about the .salt! 11( tht· horse is simple. Freeman . who say:-. he belit>ved he had b een given full m.:inagement of the horse in lhe :lbsence of ~ iss Truax. agret.•d to sell him when .. Butch" Thom a~ m ade an offer. ··I got Sl.100 for him and anothl'r horsl' .ind I was ~oing tu offer her half th1.· m111w' not a b;.id dt.>al for a horst• sh~· boug ht for SJOO. •· ht• ::.~11<1 )1JSS TR U AX . s t o r ~ 1s equally s 1mpll' She left the hor se with Freeman while s ht• \\as going to be oversl'as in. school. "I told him ht• could use the horsL' as u school mount give ll'ssons on him. l'tc .. and do ·what1.•\'er ht> want t•d . · but I certainly didn't gi\'l' h1 m permission to sl'll my hors~." After Freeman's first ('l)Url ap pearance, it was to be 16 months before the case could be con- sidered closed. '.\tiss Truax says ::.ht-' doJU!ed JX1lice, D:\ ·s men and court of fi ci~1ls even· "Cl'k. somet1 mL'S sevt>ral tunes j wel'k, tu gl•t something d ont' She also con tactcd the Daily Pilot and ·Hors e and H orseman magazine. Christmas is the season of rejoicing and saying thanks to friends and neighbors. The Red Cross in Orange County wants to take this opportunity to publicly thank the thousands of friends who have made this year of service possible. Through your in- terest and s upport we have been able to touch the lives of more people than ever before. And for that, we sincerely thank you. Best Wishes for a Happy Holiday Season in the New Year! RED CROSS SERVICES AND PROGRAMS AVAILABLE THROUGH THE ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER: • Volunteer and Community Programs • Safety Programs • Blood Program • Disaster Serv ices •Service to Military Families •Youth Service Programs •Nursing and Health Programs - All the> officials say 1t wasn t necessary, that they were work mg on the case as quickly as the paperwork a nd their indivtdttal workload:s would ullow them to. ~'rt>eman retatnL'd Los Angeles attorney J ohn Hugg as his lawyer, and bo th Freeman and Hoeg ;:it separat1.• limes told the Daily Pilot that the newspaper's intert•st in thl' cas1.' "is changing the way thin~s JrL' being handlt'd. ·· llogg infl•rred on sl'Vl'ral O<.' casions that Freeman prob:.ibly would have b een allowed to settle lht' case out of court especially ufter he had paid S6.500 to bu;. the animal bark. plus transportation charges reported to bt.· $300 or S.MX> if "lhe prt':-.s Wt'ren·t in Vll lVl'd .. , SUPERI O R Court Jud~c Kt.>nneth WilJ iams. hold 1ng th e p r eliminary hear · ing on the case at his court 's 11.•v l•I <as a felony). noted that Fn·l'm:m had ··suf- ft•red grl•:1l l o~s " 111 expenses (for n•covcrv of lhl• hurSl' and f OI' lawyt'rs·· ft.-1.'s. etc 1 and n •com - ml'nctcd that lhl• ca:;e go back to munic1p:il l<.•\·d· as a misde- mpanor "t o bt> c1\•illy com- promised.·· '.\-11ss Truax, \\·ho said she w:.is m y:;t1fil'd hy that rccom- mendatwn. made at one of many court :-l':.~1011s she h..id not bee n lnld ;ibout 111 ach a nee. wond£•red ·filn\ l'.tll I cl1 s mis:; or ·com - pn,m1se' ~t l'rtmin.1! case"' The :-1.Hl' h.t ... 111 Ir~ :\Ir 1-'rL•eman. dul•-:11 ·111 " Clt1mJlt'l). lhl' C'LlSt' eamc.· before ~1un1c1pal Judge Ragnar Engerbrt.>ben. Weary of thl' lung struggle. ac- t'ord i ng to h is own woqh , FrN•m;,in t•nlen.•<l a plea of '"guil- ty .. to the ctwrgL· uf misd<• ml•anor grand tht•fl. Taking 111tu actount tht· hors1.· tr:.iincr's exp1.•nditun•s lo buy back the.• hor:.t' and utht·r factors, lhL' judge. fin1.•d FrL'l'man $125. :-1.•nlenc1.•d him lo 30 days in coun· ly jail, lht>n susp1.•ncled the st'n· tt'nce :.ind put him on one yt:>ar's prob::ition. '.\1iss Truax . busy with the lram1ng uf the horse once kno"n a:; Jazzy Lad and now being en- terPd tn hocse s hows under the namt• Grand Thl'fl, wasn't \.\hat could be calll'd t•cslatic owr thl' final results of the long case. She had not been informed of ~he last court appearance until .. tc::r=~ .. ....... c:....t, s.m.. c...tw 1211...-...... ,.._ ..... c.11._,. Utlf c:..... C..ty s-k• c..tw ........ w ... s ...... Wett C..., S...ke C....... s-. .... c.lf• ... '2111 llS.SJll Aul11i.. <:4f•.a. f2IOI 171-3934 776-4241 7171 Wul I 1tw A._ Wnt J lfw, CalHw1N tJHJ 192-1223 THIS MISSAG! SPONSORED IY THISI ,.UILIC MIHDll> CmnNS \ EDITOR MERRY FARRINGTON (LEFT) HELPED VICTIM Saralloyd Truax Is Happy to Have 'Grand Theft' Back lhl' lh'\\ .... papl'r broke lht' fll'\\:, lt1 !wr .• I . ~ R f: A LL y up .... I' t :1 b o u t l h .-I 1.• g a I !; 1 l u a ti o n . · · s h 1• .... a id · · I fl' 1· I that l \·t· bc1.•n h.td .ind th.it pl'o pk ha\'L' kl·pl rni.· from g1•tling in furm;1tion th.it I should h~n 1· been ~1blt• lo ~wt. St.>1.-rt•lary aftl'r ::-ecrt'la ry I at govl'rnmenl J~t'n­ cies I has bl'l'll rudl· and ohno:-.- iou.s lo mt' ... · · Freem an ·s final rt.,1i.'l111n-. Wl'ren·l muC'h h app11•1 I 'm Just g!Jd ti :-.tfl 11\1•1 Im nut n11H~ gr;ind that s !I oou dollar::. rm talking :.ihout .111(1 I 'm the onlv oni.• who t·ame out un the short end of this ~tick. Th'1t :- '>'n:it l gel for trying to du ~u· ml·one a fa vor ·1 will dl'.11 111 lhL· fulurt• only \\ lh knt>wn d1ents Anyone wh11 wants to hring m ;in 'uul:,idl' hor::-l' from now on will htiVt' lo .... q.!n thi.• Ol'\\ forms I havl' h;.1d dr-;twn up. ThL·re will lw no mon· \'l·rh.t I .1 g rl't.'m en ls .\::-for .\ll!>s TruJ\, I m gl;.1d ::-he h.is he r horse back Tht.· only lh111g lhJl ha::; happl'nt."'CI lo her 1s th3l she h~ts ..i S.JOO plu~ hursl' b;1ck in bl'lter sh apt.> than h t>\\ J ::, when ~he brought him hrrt' t ramed and rt·ad) lo J.!O into :-htlW:- ·.'.':o" the dr.1m.t ts o\1•r •rnd ::-ht." II h ~"· t' tu g t1 h" d. Lo \\ atching the suJp UJ.>t'ritS on TY fur her e..xc1temenL .. ~ t<.., ( . ~ .A .. ~ ~. ' ..... . ~- d~ ... eo ~: '. \ )..\~ :·~ @:-• 1:,.; :{(:: c 1.). .. -At\r .-!~, ~ ~ ~ ~: ( T • .{!) O:· • I~ tc::,. ' .} ' . ~ 'i: -. :?. w ~ .. • AB ( DAILY PILO'I' El>I TOHIAI. PAGE ) The Systelll Is lli '' Aftc·r the-first of the year. a fu 1nily \Vith two kids t h al brings thctn in to m1..• for tre atnicnt of strep throal \\i ll have to pay S400 to fix them up," said one physi- <'1arithis p~\St week. "After I cut w~1y back on my practice and ~lirrtinish my l'xpos urc. the few patient:; thal I have 11..'fl \\1ill find 1111..• a \'('ry defensive doctor. I'll have to be, becous e l "v c canceled 1n y malpractice in- :;orance,'' said a rC's pected surgeon. 'J'hes c l\vo co1nments -el aborated upon 1..1lsc.wht:rc in today·s Dally Pilot -seem to be the dis- t11l ~1te of thl' m1.~dical s ituation in Orange County as the clock runs out on th1.• malpractice insu1·ance issue. J\J edicinc n ext year in the county will be ex- p~ns ivc and defensive to those' \Vho s till have a doctor. l•"tn· the 1·rmJinder -notably the indigent and 1.·lclt'~·ly -nie<.iic~l care \Viii be even tougher. ).1 ed1cJrc ancl Medi-Cal patients alrt•ady are being tuld there is no more space in the \vait1ng room. . Sixty-n_1ne µhys ioians in the county i.lre closing t hl'lr p1-.:1ct1tes completely. 'fhe carl'l'rs that they d e - \'t.'ioped over .Yl'ars of hard \vork \Viii have died. Everyone by no\v kno\\'S \Vhat has happened. I n~urance con1panies cite s1>aring claims to def end in- t.·red1ble i ncr1._·~1 s cs in their n1alpractice coverage. La\vy crs bcllovv that if doctors practiced better 1nc-dicine the :;uits \VOuldn 't yield so many heavy judg- n1t.·nts. Doctors hO\VI t hat the syste m s pits out so m any la\vycrs that most. rnake their money througJ1 llllis ancc suits th ~1t invariably arc settled out of court. \Vh ere "'ill it go from here? Gov. Bro\vll has declared he can't work miracles. Doctors s ay they have to respond by a lteri ng their responsibly, agreeing that there will be no dramatic gestures lo emphasize their plight. Medicine will hob- ble along as best it can during the crisis, they insist. But until the basic sickness in the ::;ystem is cured thrdugh legislation and judicial interpretation, the patient will suffer. Legal hut Questionable 1'hc path of Orange County politics has taken so many strange turns that its citizens have become almost fatalistic about even the most bizarre revela- tio11s of wheeling anddeuling. Still , it should not go unnoticed that Supervisor Laurence Schmit and ltls chief aide, Loran Norton, were on the payroll of the county's biggest political contributor while Schmit was running for office last year. Both Schmit a nd Norton ins ist they were perform- ing services for l\lercy General Hospital in Santa Ana, services they say \Vere worth the funds they were paid. But their stori1.•s have a tinny, hollow sound when one considrrs that Mercy Hospital was then under the control of Dr. Louis Cell a, who \\'as the dominant figure behind Schmit ·s candidacy and '''ho fed more money into the Schmi_t campaign than anyone else. Schmit had been a teacher in a private school and Norton \\'as an ex·cop. Neither of those backgrounds seems lo offer any qualifications of value to a hospital operation. It \VJsn't the dramatic stuff \Ve 've been hearing about -the chicanery that has led to indictments, Grand Jury investigations, a buse of office and prison t erms. . -.... ·--:~·--~ ";'·,·~-""--•"'l'.f,· .... _ ~1-· ~· - -f1Fl11~r~ ; practice, raising fees or simply getting out of the busi- n~ss . ·so far, Orange County·s doctors have reacted But it was plainly wrong and one m ore example of the po,ver machinery that has been controlling many aspects of county government. \\HOW SICK MAY I 6ET FOR 537 POLLAR$~" Koh's Voice of Reason The other night, I sat around a !:i rg t' t ~tbl(' and lis tened lo a llroup of U.l\". ambassadors at- t e mptin~ to JUSt1fy the pos1t1on of their countries at the United Na· llOAS On e of them \li3S a young man -~e must have been in h.is early :kls -\1rho be lied the notion that the 'fh1rd Y.'orld nallons have nothing to contribute to y.·orld or· de~ and or intend only to use the forums of the United Nations as an ; amplifving system fo r pro- paganda -:i ~ain s t the L"n1ted St3tc>s and th(• \Vest in general. The young rnan "'as P.T. Koh, head of the Singapore mi ssion to the Uniter! ~ations. \Vhat im- pressed me most of all about Koh "'as that he has the eloquence, logi c and common sense \11e have <! right to expect of the people "'hose JOb it is to maintain world peace. BF.FORE KOH s pokc. th(' con- versation ~it the table sounded hke an extension of the d('bates in t.he Genera l Assembly. The ::im - buss::idors were trying to justify the-position of their go vern- ments Ambass:idor Koh began by !>aying he hoped the da y would com e ""h('n I he d1.•legates to the Unitl'd ~;.it 1o ns v.•ould consider ~lobal issues :Jtcording to "''hat ..,,·as bt>s t fur the v.orld rather than just for their ov.·n countries. rte pointed to the General As· s embly r esolution equaling Z1on1s m "·1th rac1-;m as an cx<.im· pie i.1f nJr roy.· national .se lf- 1nterc~t le~d 1 n g to :J n act of prl'- iud icl' .:i nd lllJU:->lltt' Jie "·enl :1 round the f•r;u r l' t:1blc. exam in- [ NORMAN J COUSINS ing each country's actions at the United Nations. He addressed himself to the ambassador from Cyprus, a dist- mguished elder statesman who over the years has been an elo- quent advocate of a strengthened United Nations ''dth the capacity to enforce law on the basis of Justice on a world s cale. Ambassador Koh said he knew the ambassador from Cyprus was a\11are how historically absurd it was to say that Zionism was a form of racism. But he also knew that Cy prus needed support for its own U.N. resolution con- demning Turkey for aggression. And there were more than two dozen Arab or Muslim states v.·hose votes were essential for that purpose, TllE°N THE Singapore am- bassa"dor addressed himself to the entire group. He said he had been told by several members that Is rael was r acist because non.Je..,,•s did not enjoy full economic and political op- portunity in Is rael. Ambassador Koh referred to one l\.lu s lim country afte r another in which Christians and other non·Muslims were unable lo obtain gov.ernment or un- iversity jobs on a par with .\1uslims: If racism is defined as discrimination, Ambassador Koh said, then it was obvious that many J\1uslim nations would have to condemn themselves. Koh asked his fellow am - bassadors whether t hey actually knew what Zionism was at the time the resolution came up and. if not. whether they had taken the trouble to find out. H E SA ID t b a t h c him se lf wa s not ashamed to admit that he had no knowledge about Zionism when he was called upon to vote. So he went to the bas ic source - Theodore Herzl's book on Zionism. "Gentlemen," he said, "do you know what I discovered? I discovered t hat Zionism is nothing more than nationalism - a popular movement to create and maintain an independent na- . tion. So we're all the same. How can we condemn Zionism for having the same basic objectives that we do ourselves?" Ambassador Koh then went on to say that the only hope for world peace was lo create a world organization capable or meeting problems that call for intelligent and impartial judg· ments. "Gentlemen.·· he said. "un· less we can think a nd debate honestly and objectively and have respect for basic facts, then we will separate ourselves from the benefits of an intelligence and ultimately we will lose our souls ." P.T. Koh is a young man, but I have a hunch the world may come to kno"· him well in the years ahead -and this is al l to the good. 'Gentlem en, d o you know what I discovered? ... th at Zionism is nothing more th an nationalis m -a p opular movement to create and main tain an independent nation . So we 're all th e sam e. Ho w ca n we condemn Zionis m fo r havin g the same basic objectives th at w e do ourselves?' 'Pet' Rocks for the Russians Yl:\S llI:"JG TO~ This 1s th<' season of 1\dv('nt, ;1 time for reneclini:: on the JOYS :-ind sad- nesses . hopes and accompli sh- ments or others. Sul in ca:-;c you\·e bc<'n too busy trying to make the C::Jr pay · men!. the mortgage and the food bill bnl:tnC'e with the numbers on your pa yeh('c k. assuming yuu have one. hl•t'C'w1th are culled c1 few of thC' more o b~l.'UfC' i1 erns from the public pnnts to <«1U!':.c you either 10 pond('r 1•r rcjoic1:. Whil\' ..,,.e in Amrnc:1 Y.'aited .... ;th s uspense tu ~t'f' 1f J erry Ford was going lo fall of f lhc Great Wall of China. in Russia the ma~a i 1n c "Soviets kaya Kultura '' laml'nted th e backward state of that country "s ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT H.nbnt N l\'rf'rl. /)ubtultt'r Thomn.t Ke,.1•1/, f;d1IQr T h1J1TIO J /Ju/rnt•r Sundau t:d1 lr1 nal PCIS/f' f d1fr" The rdltorial Pfllit' or the Daily Pilo1 sefk !I t o Inform and !5limulale readtr!I by prKftltin11: oo this pa.l!f' d1Yer se eommtt1tary on lnp\C's nf lnlt'rPl'it by syndical· td colurT'ln1sts •nd cartoonlsU:. by pro,·1dln.11 ;.i forum for re11der!I· V1ews ;tnd by presentina: this nt'v.spapt'r·s opinions al'MS ide.is on current topicl'I. The n'tilorial opin1on11 or th t Daily Pilot apptar !WI.If 1n the editorial column at the tcp of lhf' p11xe. Opinions t•· pre1111ed by the column!st1 and r•rtoon111t11 and letter wnttrs are lheir own and no endonemimt ol lhtir Y1ew11 by the Dally PUot lohould bt inft.rred. Su y, Deeemt,....14, 1975 ( VON HOFFMAN ) :imusement parks. .. In Moscow"s Gorky Park they have been trying for several years lo install a simulated sput- nik ::.p:ice Oight, but they wefe unable to complete it because it "'3 S too complex," the publica- tion said as it informed its re- aders that "the most popular at- tractions today are air flights and underseas voyages but even bumper cars are too expensive." "Variety," which as s how bus1ness ·s trade mag must keep track of these things, says the Soviets would dearly love to have a Communist version of Dis- neyland tucked ~nto the next fi ve- year plan even ir it means a few less tractors. "Socialistland," as this un· dertaking has been named, "would include a miniature train visitors can ride, copied rrom the one that brought Lenin out of ex- ile to the Finland Station in Petrograd, a replica or the cruiser "Auror3," which fired the first shot of the Revolut.lon, on whi ch visitors can cruise around an artificial lake. and a twice-daily battle in whjrh the Red Army always defeats the Czarist White Army during lhe civil war," NOT BA O for a society wh ose ideoloMtcal Imperatives have for~d 1t lo replace Santa Claus with Father Frost. but. tr you're not impreAsed, don't forget all q not 1oin1 at well with ~apitallam u It might. Jn •ddiUon to mn..~ tion and ~n,ploym en t the Christians are getting out of con - trol · and are slapping Adan1 Smith 's unseen hand. which, ac- cording to the theological or- thodoxies or private enterprise, infallibly guides the free market . In t his instance the Roman Cat holi c Archdiocese of New York is driving MCT, an Italian clothes manufaC'turer, off the billboards end out of the temples and the department stores. MCT, for those who don "t keep up with these things, sells the famous Jesus )eans. UNDER pressure from the ec- clesiastic authorities, who seem to think that even a free market shouldn't take liberties, MCT has taken down their billboard ad- vertisem ent of their product be- ing worn by a lady with a plumpcious fanny over which are written the words : "Chi mi am a, mi segua." En1li1h Bible readers will re- cognize the words as Jesus ' com· mand that ... I-le who loves me, follows me." He doei; not, however, follow Him into Bloom· lngd ale'a d e part ment store, where plans for a "Jesus Jeans Boutique" have been canceled. An even r aunc hier ad ap· peared in a magazine called "GenUeman's Quarterly"" with tM: cutJine : ''Thou ishalt wear no other jeans but me." Thi.a drew few complatnu from religious clrcles, whJch m ay only Indicate that clergymen have better taste thin tO" read a periodice.J with aucb a 1u1pect n ame. "f hey do read "Playboy," tbouah. and bave been howling for months about that magar:ine·s ad cNT)'ing the statement; "l read J'layboy and und God." The onset of the Christmas season finds the folks at Miles Laboratories less concerned with matters spiritual than with the state or the nation's gastroin- testinal tract. They're not speak- ing for publication, but industry sources s:iy Miles' give-'em-the- old-one·two ad campaign for Atka-Seltzer fizzled (yuk) so badly it had to be replaced with "plop-plop. fizz.fizz. oh. what a relief it is,'' to fight of(the charge or the C'hewable, solid-form an- tacids like Rolaids. The still unanswered question , is whether there wi ll be aµybody with enough money th.i s Yuletide to be able to afford to overindulge · and thererore have need of either product. But Gary Dahl of Los Gatos.· Calif., will be able to afford to overindulge. He is selling 15,000 rocks a week at two dollars and up apiece. Mr. Dahl's rocks come in a box with breathing holes and shredded newspaper and are Inspired by the old bar- room crack that. "l don 't have to worry about Wflking my dog because I own a pt trock." EXPECTATIONS In the rock wttho-ut roll business are de· cldedly bull.ish. The public rela· lions person for D•hl's Rock Bot- tom Productions is quoted as saying, "Experts tell us it"s moce than a super-quick rad . Il could go on for as long aa a year." Longer maybe. Jerry Ford will certainly bu y them for Christmas presents, and, If the aood comrades at "Sovt&kaya Kultura" •et behind Ulil promo- tion, lhO!e dumb kulaks may pay l more for rk• lh_an rorwbeat. Walter Winchell .. • He Was 'Swelegant' (JAC K AN DE RSON ) WA S HINGTO N -Wh en Walter Win chell died in 1972, he left behind a collection of last gripes and reminiscenses. These have just been published by Pr('ntice-ll a II. "Winehell Exclusive," as the book is called, recalled for mt• one of the unforgettable <.•harac - ters of my early muckraking years. Winchell was a New York City urchin, on his own at 13. By 19, he was a .song-and-dance man on the Orpheum circuit. He entered ''newspaperin g'' as an in - def:itig<.ible ad sales man and col- le<'tor of show biz it('ms for an ob· scureTin Pan Alley rag. Out of it all -the• clickcty- clack of iron wh eels on li'ndless r;:iils, the one·night stands on a thousand Main Streets, the tense, terse pace of Manhattan and 1ls gladiators -Winchell got into his bones an in stinct for the rhythm, the sense of expectancy. the titillations and gut interests that moved t\merit•a during thl' second third of this century. HF. CARVE () out for himself a beat at which the threads of mass interest intersected: Rroadw:;iy. Hollywood, Gangland. G-men, spies, night club ''souse·iety .. and the emotional fever zones of national politics -FDR, anti· 1-litlerism. anticommunism . With a dot. dot, dot to separate subjects, he v.•ould dash from in- ternational cataclysms Lo trivial gossip; he knew that there were millions out there who r eally wanted to know that Mr. and Mrs . so-and-so were "infan· ticipating. ·· To this beat he brought a new style, a staccato deli very, yet a voice so artistically honed as to he able instantly to shift into a mellow, one-on-one intimacy. 'J.'o fit his fra ntic pace, he coined nt.•w words : ''de - butramp, ·• ''playbore,·· ''swel egant ,'' ''Chicagorill:;i . ·· And he cre:;ited an image he never tired of playing -the brash, shirt-s leevt"s. cigarette- d roopi ng, hat-pu shed back , Front Page newshark, pounding a telegraph key, racing the clock. WH EN THINGS got dul l at the Stork Club around 4 a .m ., he wou ld pro wl the s tr eet s in hi s <'ar, tracking the C'alls on his special police radio. The echo of the siren was in hi s phrases. Above all. h<' gave daily a nswers to tht> big question -"What·s go- ing to happen tomori-ow? .. - whi.c h moved his generation. much as ours turns on "What WE'nl wrong yesterday?" Winchell and his era are put in fO<'us by ~ fascinating introduc· tion to the book written by the noted nE'wsman and pt'l'IOnality · F.rnest Cuneo. Winchell's strcet- Nucsted mind, Cunoo sa.ys, was narrow but almos t prt'- tematurally incisive. On a chance encounter with Lhe British amb&ssador In the days bt"fore ~1unich , WW askt'd : "Whal is Gre•t Britain going to do about Hitlt'r? ·• ''WE SHALL try to fotten the tiger without a trenlf.henlng him, ··was the reply. Winc h el l s n orta.d : ''l've .seen p>me big Ugers and some " . little tigers, but I ·ve never seen a f:;it one." His next column C'.:-tps uled tht~ coming world tre1gedy in two \V inehellian sen- tence~: .. Rritain will marry l·litler in lhl'" f:ill. The m:;irriagc will blow up in :i world "''ar." Jn hi s heyday. Winchell is said to have r(':;iched 9 out or JO Amt>ricrins by radio ~ind to have h3d 50 million readers for his dai- ly columns. 11is ego t'Xceeded even his C'irculation. I was once imprisoned in a tax- icab for 45 minutes with the great man; by the time we got out, I was almost asphyxiated froQ'l lhC nonstop litany of his triumphs over perfidious foes. hi s betrayals at the hands or in~ grates. hi s prodigious benefac- tions to mankind. For all the sharpness of his in - stincts. Winchell was content to stay on the surface of events. "lie was not interested in the story, only the headline," Cuneo says. My mentor, nre,1r Pearson, w.a s Walter Winchell 's great rival for top·dogdom in the radio- newspa pe r whlrl. Pearson, though a fierce competitor for the headline, was committed to the issue behind it. FOR YF.ARS, the two main- tained fri e ndly r ela tion s. watched eac h other like respectful hawks a nd often col· laborated, or as Wincht"ll said ''patty.caked·• with one another_' When, in the late 1~10s and ear- ly ·sos, Pc arson took on the whole sn~kc pit or Red .hunting de- magogues, the time came when f\1 cCa rthy and his allies ganged up in retribution . Drew called Win chell and asked ltim to join the battle while there was s till tim<'. Rut the headlines were coming from the other side then. Winchell refused 3nd ran with the McCarthyites until their !llring ran out. Cuneo. who was clo:w? to both, C'ompares them in an apt metaphor : Wlncht'll was a racehorse; Pearson was a wa r horse. But taking Winchell as he was, wh:it 3 race horse! "Winchell Exclusive" recap- turt"s the flavor or a time gone by a time of preposterous spec: taclt"s. sl1zling feuds , ignoble follies and noble struggles. Walter Winchell pl:;iyed a part in the lives, and remai ns in the memories, or most or us past 40. And there were occaslonaJ m<>- mentii, a~ on the i1sue1 ot world ras<"lsm and national rearma- ment, whl"n he rose above the gossip and the e1Jo, and r;hone a:s a beacon for ''Mr. and Mrs. Amcrka. .and aJJ the ships ot st'A •" ' Coast Commissions Prove Public Has A Say in the Fut11re By JlJDY B. ROSENER fo'rom i l:; 1 nception Call forn1 .i's Coast a l Zone Conservatwn Act. ap- ~roved by thc voters m 1972 HS Proposi- llo~ 20, has been a unique expenmcnt. Its intended product a plan for the use l'f coastal zon(• resources -is a first, but the attem pt to resolvl' coastal manage- ment eonflicts by public debate C1nd consensus-building "out front" has so Car been its most striking charact eristic. While Gov. Edmund G. Brown J r. and the legi::.lators look over t he proposed plan for clues to its political, environ · mental and l'cnnom1c costs and bl·nefits. primary attention might well be ci1n·ct ed to the potential workab1hly of this ::.orl of participatory pla nning. Despite doubts that a plan worthy of leg1slalivl' consideration could b(' d(!· veloJwd by Sl'\'l'll n•g1ona l c-omm1ss1ons compo::.c·d of part-timt>, unpaid appoint· ed comm1sst0ner::. doubts expn·ssed Judy R Rosener is on the faculty of tire Gradual<' School of Admimstralwn at UC I rvine a11.d 1s o public member of the Snuth Coast Regional Coastnl Commission. She lives m .Vewport Benell, and her article is /rum Cailfor1110 Jcm mo/ hy opponents of lht• ac·t lhe Job has been donl' Tin· re 1s a pl an. 1l is bl•mg finis hl·d on lime and ll 1s likl'ly to be tak en s l'riou::.ly by lhl' Legislature. Although much of the· credit for t his should go to lh£' st ;ill' l'nmm1ss10n 's chief plan nl•r, Jack Schoop, ib l'xec·ut1vt> director. Joe Rodovilz. and the state and regional comm1~s1on staffs. suggestions and 1dl'as t·ontribut<.'<l bv citizens and groups interest ed in ~oast a l zone managem ent have :1C1ded significantly to the development of a plan m the time al- loted. REGIOSAJ, and stale commissioners :md commission hC'adqu.1rters h C1ve been flooded from the st<.1rt with com - m unicat ions from all kinds o f in · d1viduals and groups There wer e ideas scribbled on postcards, suggestions neatly t yped for attorneys hir ed to t'valuate e lem en,ts of the plan and the thiek docum ents d etailing specific con· cerns . While f ew of those w h o h avl' p.1rtic1pated in the planning proces!. will be completely sat1sf1ed with the p lan, nonl' can leg1limall•ly char ge th at lhl're w;ls insufficient opportunity to take part Ill creating tl. Thousands of citizens "'ere involved in discussions on the loeal level. where r egional plans were developed after t echnical r eview by members of in· terest groups and profoss1onals. More than 1,500 Californians r l:'cci vt'd planning materials. <rnd t heir com mt>nt s ~md reactions to the materials were later solicited. ln ad dition, hundreds of groups a nd governmental e n t 1t1es s.cnt represent atives to testify before Olll' or more of the com m issions µnor to l hc writing of the p reli minary stale plan. Anyone w ho expresst'CI an interest in a n :-1spect oflhe p la n w<.1s plact'd on a ma1hng list to rCCl'i ve additional infor·Twlion. !\lore than 15,000 copie~ of t he 400· p age preli m inary plan were dis tributed free statewide prior to pubh c hearings, :.ind many other copies "-l'rt' placed in pu bhc hbram'::. WHAT IS IT ABOUT the coast<JI .1c·t that sparked so murh c1t11t>r1 inten•sl and participation·• Some of lhl· folio\\ mg characterist ic::. of l ht• planrnn~ proct.·ss ui;ed m ay have been rl'spons1blc: -Commission proel'l'llings have bt.•cn visible, com m1ss1oncri; have bel'n ac· cessiblt.'. commission files have bl·cn open and, whl'rt' poss1hll'. ml't•l 1ng.., \H'rt• held al times ;rnd pl.ices c1mn·n1l•nl to lht.? most peopll' poss1hll•. --Outs idl.' suggestions hav1.' bt't'n 111 corporated in the ::.UC<'l'"sive drafts of n.• g1onal and slate plan l'it•ments. -Those with t1 stakt• in the allocatwn of coas tal 1one res ourct's han• cxpresst·J their concerns and inten·sts. thus gener ating views and values that might not otherwise have been analyzed. -Ideological clashes at public hear ings attr acted the press coverage of the pl::mning procl'ss that increased citi1en aw3n•ncss of the complexity of the is· ~lit'~ -Com missioners were insulated from CC'rtam kinds of pohlil'aJ pre:-;sure, allow· ing for dec1s1on-mak1ng fre~dom not always enjoyt•d by elected officials. -Since n•sour ce-allocation decisions rnvol vC'd. be::.1des mar ket considC'ra lions. such planning options as preserva· tum of low-income nt'i~hborhoods and a variety of. life styll'S, nl'"' kinds of citizens w er e dra wn mto the planning prOC<'SS. Bt'.'cause the commission also dl•Jll with 1mpll:'mentmg the plan, methods of public acqu1s1t1on of land wcr(' a major concern and produc<:'d new ideas relat· ml? to both i.1Cquiring land and financing it::. acqu1s1t10n. BY 'ffiE.WA.'{.CHlEf, TJU5TroT~ REAL JUlCVmtJFF ONJErF PAVl~ Is this planning t'xpen ence r elevant lo other nrt.'as of slate concern, ::.uch <is hl•allh. tr.lns porlc:1llon, crimm<.11 justlCl'. 1-ducation a nd housmg'! Or should only "experts" plan" Do the pol1t1cal and financial costs of cit iz('n part 1t.·1 palmn OUl\\e1gh lhl' l>t•llcflb? THE Q UESTION of cosls -$25 million annually 1::. s pent by the seven com- missions 1s a leg1l1m<1le one. But so 1s the question of benefits. How do v.1. measure the fa('l that hard-hats and en v1ronmentahsb. l:l\\yers and surft..>rs. the n ch and the poor. the young <rnd l hl' old. resource-ov. ners and resou1Tl'·U::.t•rs all were drawn mto a public arena where they had to talk to each other rather.than about each other How do \\ t' mC'asun• tht• fad that local gm l'rnmt•nt.il offic1.1b hav1.• bl•gun l\1 reasM•:-;s valu1?s ;ind pnont1l'S in .i time of rapidly (•hanging atl1tudl·s t·nn &.tndey December 14, 1975 DAILY PILOT A 9 cern1ng the use of coastal rcsoun·e::.? b it enough to price out thl· C'oastal Pl;.m m terms of only t he obvious costs of land acquisition '> What of thc::.c valUl'S, hard as they arc lo pricl'. Thl' value of having cit11.cns tn· formed about planrung dcc1s10q,-. bt'fure lhl•rlj>c1sions were made. /Thl' v:llue of h·aving grouµ ... 11( Pl'U pit.> trad1ti,>nally loeked out of l.incl -u ... t· dcc1s1011 making learn lo a::.k h.1rJ qtll.'" lions, a r ticula te their demand::. and, whl•n all l'lse fails, go to court. The value of the plan's rl'fll·Cl1on of lht• vartl'ty of interests and att1tudt•s found in the electorate. The Federal Coastal Zone '.\Yanagi.' mt'nt Act of 1972 clearly slall'S th.it l'Valualion Of St ate pr ograms Wii i Cl'llccmtratf! on the adequac11 of tlw stnte pr11 l t'l':il'S /vr deal my with kt'IJ cua:;ta/ zone 1. ~11l'S. and rtot tht• wisdom o/ :;-pec1/1c land· arid U\Jll'r use dt!cis1ons. SinCL' lhl· f1.'dt.:ral al'l provides for the awardrng of funds for use in co;:istal zone managt•ment, it 1s important tu note that thl' proce!is will in largt.> part dctt•rmme the funding of Cahfornia coastal planmng act1v1llt":-.. OSLY IF /\ STATE'S planning pro cesses arl' f31r will lht• l•fforts be c11g1blc to bt• consid('recl for federcil funds. OnC' important lesson learned through Proposillon 20 has been that while public part1c1p a l1on may produce conflict and be time-consuming, it a lso generates ideas and staff ::.upport that arc r arely .ivall:iblc to pubhc officials The Coastal Pl.ln stands a::. evidence that citizens can work with publtc officials and pro fes~1onals and also contnbutc to ~olving com plex problems. That taste of participation in planning m a lime of widespr<.'ad d1:-.trust of gov- ernment may well be lhl' moi>t valuable l.>1.•nt.>fit of all· The Costly State Shoreline Battle-Isn't Over By THO~.\S 0 . ELJ.\S Even its ... trongesl s upporter::. admit they l'XP<'Cl the proposed Cahfurn1a coasll1nl' plan to p rovokl' lhl' leg1slat1ve "battle of the decadl· " Thl' battle over coastal controls has been fought in Californi a before, with advoc~1tes of controls like those called for m lhe new plan losing in the Legislature and winning when they turned to the initiative process The fight has not been confined to this state, eithe r . 1t has happened 1n Washington, Oregon, Main, North Carolina and even tiny Rhode Island. Interestingly. p rodevelopment in· terests like those which will be seek ing on'ce again lo kill statewide coastal planning in California havt• succeeded m only one of those other places -Ma ine . IN ALL THE oth ers, coast a l m anagement pl a ns h ave m ade significant headway. And even m Ma ine, a s tate law passed in 1971 r e· qlllres a ll eities on the Atlantic shoreline to zone for coasta l protec· t10n. The p lan Cah fornia leg1slators wilt be considering, however, is by far th~ most expensive of the present coastal control efforts. ~ot only does 1l call for cont1nul'tl opera_t1ons of a stale commJsswn and for local governm ents to bnng lhl'lr tiwn land -use pl~rnning inlo conform1 ty with thl' statewide plan. but it also !>eeks 5180 m1lh on in coastal parkland purchases to bt• finantl'Ci by a bond 1s sue. The Californ1:1 plan i:-. actually qu1tt• similar both rn ongm and mechanic ... to Wash ington 's. The latter n•qu1re~ local masl<•1 plans for all coastal areas. ~1th thl· state imposing the m on areas lhatdon 'l m aketheirown . But 1tdocsn 't m.1ndatl• large land acquis1t1ons. MORE IMPORTANT, an t'fforl to repeal the W:i::.hington law fJikd earlier this year. T hat fa1lun• could he significant for California, since it I" evidence. t hat t he environment.ii fervor that r esulted in passage of both the Washington law and the Ca It form a initiative has not died out compll'lely. as coasta l pla nning opponents fre quenlly contend. Where coast al management has not been accepted, 1t h as b('en lht• result of individual citizens feehng unin- volved.· "Public participation was totally undt•rest1 mated." says Ronald Po1trJs, former director of Maine's abortive coastal planning effort. "We had no id l'a about how to do it effoc- t1 v<.'I v ... Th·e re!'u ll. Poitras concedes, was that planners bcheved they cou ld somehow Pl'rsuade rural landowners with a his torical opposition to big gov- ernment to love coastal management. Thl' planners were wrong. and the result is that NI arne has no statewide coastal pl:in nor an) prospect of gel· ting one for thL• 4,058 miles of shorel::rnd on its many islands a nd peninsulas The Californ1:i coastal planners, by contrast . have t rit•d to involve the much la r ger population of this statc's coastal zone in lheir effort. WllETH ER T H I': Y havt.• really suc- ceeded in making those people feel in- volved m ay be determined in the legislative hearings just now getting underway. One of the big questions to be ans\\ered in the next few months will be whether t he popular vote that passed the initiative in 1972 w ill have more impaet on th<' legislators of to- d ay t han anticontrol interests and their lobbyists do. Schools Go Full Circle As a resu lt of all the whooping and hollering of a few years ago for "re le v a n ce .. and "mean- ingful ch an ge" 1n higher educa· lion, what h as ha ppenc-d? Ther e w ere urgent calls for the wholesale revamping of courses. teachin g m ethods, education <1 l goals. Grades "'ere held to be irrl'll'Vant. 1 ntel I t'et u a I d1sc1phnl' was Sl'<'n as a form oflyranny. :-.io w th3l <'rd er has been restor ed to' c a mpusc:; in turmoil. is it bl'cau::.e t he ch;.inges dcmandl'd have been put into effect? If you look at w hat's going on in eolleges and untversilles today, the answer is, not al aJI. Things ·h ave simply gone back lo the ( S. I. HA~AKAWA) normalcy of 1962. T his m eans that -except for a few black st udies courses, in which most black students have long ago lost mterest t hings have gone back to where they were before 1964 -71. CERTAINLY few changes m education have come from lhe faculty. lrvmg Kristo! said at the time that "To ask the American professorial lo restructure itself is as sensible as if one had asked Marie Antoinette to establish a r e publican government in France. Whethe r or not it coin- cided wit h h er long-term in- terests is immaterial; the poor woman couldn't conceive of the possibility." educationa l cha nge wer e not :it all interested in m aking co~ structive suggestions. The noisy minority r esponsible for the trou- ble on campuses in the 1960s were. in Knstol's view, "a mob who h ave no r eal inte rest in higher education or in the life of the m ind, a nd whose passions are inflamed by a d ebased popular c ul ture t h at prevails un· challenged on campus.'' Consequently. "To date. most of the reforms s ponsored by s tu- d ents have been in the direction of r em ovin g t he ir obligation to get a ny kind oC education at all. .. The activist years of 1966-70 at San Fra ncisco State certainly confirm what K risto! wrote. The dissidents o f those years wanted something more exciting to do than study. Som e wanted revolu· tion -or though t they did. THE STUDENTS of that period seriously trying to get an educa - tion or pre parin g themselves for a career wer e not involved in the uproar, but they were then the unhe ard, i g n o r e d and un· televised m ajority. 1 Kissinger's Stature Shrinks WASHING T ON Henry Kiss· mger m ay bl' the most adm.ir~d m an in the country, but he 1s m trouble here in Washington, a nd there ar e strong doubts whether he will s tay on as secretary of State until the end of the Ford ad- ministration. P ar t of Kissinger's pro bl e m 1s t h at h e has been around so long that ht.' has inevita bly accumulated enem ies in the While House, Co n j(r ess, STANLEY KAR O\\' complained of h is d1ff1culties not long ago to a visiting French politicia n. mittee chaired by Rep. Otis Pike of New York h as voted to have hi m ci t e d fo r contempt of Congr ess for r e fusing to turn over State Departme nt docu- ments. (That action was aban- doned afte r F or d produeed some of the information.) At the sam e time, Sen. Fra nk Church's committee probing into the misconduct of the Centr al In- telligence Agency has implicated him In the n asty conspiracy that resulted in the death of a Chilean general. pears to be going nowhere even though the President tra veled to P eking in an e ffort to create the impression that the Chinese back him. MEANWHILE, the Middle E ast accord bet ween Israel and E gypt underwritten by Kissinger last s ummer could be in jeopardy as the Israelis. unsettled by the rising prestige of the Palesti· nians, s how fresh signs of in- trans igence. Said Kristo! as he examined proposals for r eform m ade by faculty committees at various universities , "These proposals h ave one distinguis hing charac· teris tic: At no point, and in no way, do they c ost the faculty anything -not m oney, not time, not power over their conditions of employment. "They liber a lly i mpos e incon· veniences upon the administra- tion, upon the t axpayers , upon the secondary schools, upoa the community. But they neve r in- convenience the faculty. They never, for ins tance , increase its teaching load .... This is pre- eisely what one would expeet from a pnvaleged dass." What a change there is on the campus now! I visited San Francisco State the other day - and it was a pleasant sight in· deed. Students a t the noon hour • were milting ar ound the new Stu- de nt Union, whose spaciousness a nd nove l d esign allows for . games, refreshment, freedom of movem ent a nd easy informal sociability. bureaucracy a nd medw . nnd these ad versaries a re sniping at him with inereasing intensity. Althou~h President Ford as· l'lerts that Kts!tinger enjoys his "full a nd complete !!Upport," the evidence suggt>sts that Mr. f'ord i8 not de(~dmg him ns loyally a~ he has in the p ost. So Kissinger is l l\lkinl( m ore .and m or e openly ~bout quitting, Md thtre is no reason to bc.'lll•ve that he Is blurting. He repeatedly hints to friend~ tha t ht> 1!! th1nk1nw ut resivnation, und he ev~n A LIKELY choice to repla<'e Kissing('r should he retire would be Elliot Richa rdson, the former ambassador to Britain, who fl' cently returned home to becom e seer e t a r y o f C o mm e r ('('. Richardson not only wants to be secretary of State. but also htts been highly touted ror an impor - tant job by Melvin Laird nnd Dona ld Ru m s feld. two of Mr. Ford's closest ad vi!lers. Th(' Preside nt plamly C'Urbl'd fGssinger 's influence lm1l m onth by to.Jcine away his poSt of head of the National St'curity Council. Tha t move cut Ki11!!inger out of the White Hom;(> a nd, in effect. shifted him aw ay from the Ct'nt('r or power. Since tht>n, Kiss1n~er ha~ brt·n '3c1ne 6{row1ng hostility from Con1tress, And the Pr idenl has been dolnR lllllc lo protect htJV. On the one ha nd, a Hou~c t vrn · THESE BLOWS certainly will contribute to a r eduction of K1ss- mger 's authority. But Kissinger 's clout also has been weakened by the fact that his diplom atic miracles current· lv look l<:'ss soh d than they did tn the headlines mohth~ aao. Details em e r ttlnte at pr ent, tor example, indicate that the Ru~sians have bC'en cheating on thei r ag reeme nt t o l i m it s trate gic weapons. <lnd th1~ 1s un tiermimng Kissinger's clnim to have won the Kremlin over lo de tt>nte . The Ame rican rclaij_on sh i p wit h China. a n othe r f1( Kiss in'ler 's accom phshmen , ap- One or Kissin ger 's m a tn m aneuver s designed to prop up his prestige in Washington has been to tour the country. where he still is aeclaim ed as a celcbn· ty. But this p loy has been too trans par ent lo help him much. Thus Kissinger 's prospects t1rt> dimmer than evt•r, and his fadrd aura 1s visible in his behavior . II<' no tonge r ti> witty, ebullient and ~If-confident, and even seem~ at times to border on the morose. In short, the e nor mous pubhci t y th at boogted h i m so phenom~nally has tum<.'d into a bad csse (\f ovt•rexposurl', and as he him5elf h as n oted, he h:ts never been as &ood..J\8 hi!i dis- ciples hav~ cla lmed 1\M' as bad as bts critics h ave c hargM. I As for the administration in the average American university. said Kris to!, it "combines re- lative powerlessness with near· absolut e mindlessness on the subject of educat ion." It has lit- tle power over the f acuity and almost no control over students. FURTHF.R MORK, few un- iversity p r eside nts have a philosopny of education, s ince their job Is th at of .. chief ex· ecutive of a corporate in!lhtution. not an educ a tor." And tven 3!i e~ecutives, they are not likely to be muc h gootJ, sin<'e their back· ~round is proft•ssoria l. not manager\31 Prof Kristot saw tilth? hope at the lime for educ~~1onal reform from the stude n '. Thos(' s lu dents w ho cric loudl•st for I believe that one o£ the pro- blems of unive rsities in the 1960s is that they w ere spoiled by al· fluence. The sta te legislatures g ave them a lmos t. everything they asked for. HOWEVER , Gov. Ronald Reagan, during bis administra· · tton in C alirornia, began to give the univers ities somewhat less than they asked ror. . Gov. Edmund G . Brown Jr. ls- heachng in the same direcUoo. and as king embarrai;sing ciu~ h ons about the need tor the pntl- t'ely salaries given to toP. ad~ ministration in the Uhivennty of California and the Callfomia State U nivflrs1ty and Coll es. As of now, economy in higbet f'duration ('an mean less educ&· u o n11l bure aucracy. lea• f eath erbe dd ing amons -pro-' fossor s -and..more and ~er teaching. I 'l I • •. .\JQ DAILY PILO f Sunday December 1~. 1975 Fireman Urges Yule Ca ution O r .111gl' <'1111111\ 1·111 • 011d Cati Dim rh h.1 ... 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A ve Woatmtn1fer eeJ.-35?5 SMJTHS' MOATUA~Y 627 Main S I H untingto n Beaeh 63H539 O.ctm!Mr 6, 1'7S Mr """ Mr\ Rol>f'r1 Embr""· Sall (JfornPn••. tiot Ml encl Mr\ t:l.aymono O'ArPy, "><Jr> J1Hn ~•\lrM>O, 9 ,r1 O.omber l,1'7S Mr .and M r\ RO<lnty MuMon. San O l'm>nle qirl Mr •"'" Mrs Nobor Flor•, '>.ln (lf""ntnt'°· Q1rt O.ctmw•.1ns -otrd M" Clarenc• Murdll', '>dn ~nl~ boy IW •rd M rs Otnnos F lint. Olln.11 Po11tt.9 trl O.cemlMr 10, nu M• al\d M r\. 1Ct1lh Sp1c•r. s.tn C•~nlt,bOy ST JOSE~""OSPITAL O.um~ S, t'7S Ml •IYI Mrs. Gary EmDrty, IJS/7 Mtd«a Pla<.t, Wtslminste r, Qotl O.ctmlter '· 1'7S Mr and M rs t:lo.,.,n Car lli.r, nn t AOtlmo, l.tQUM H1ll\, Qltl Mr and Mn Randall Coo~. ~?'II EIOl'n Aw . Costa MP\a, bOy O.ctmber7, 1'7S M< al'd M r' Anlt>ony Ga lcw or, l:Jll6, Alc<11ar. O..n.t Po1nl, gorl THE EPTUNE SOCIETY c.-~ ........ s.. (714) 646-7 431 Oey or Nlaht ............... c .. 2400 W. COHl Hwy. &Wte f' Newport h ech, C.IN '2263 Pie• .. Mnd FrH Poltfolkl to: NAIE AODR!U •• Qty •• .Zlp ccM nco Campaign Limit Asked ORANGE COUNTY lk ror:.i1 111n s ..irnwld th e h ou.sl' :.h o ultl be pl:ln·d .1~ .1) Crom :1n•as w h l' r l' 1w u p l 1• m 1 g ht :;;mokl' Bt'\\ :.JrL' elf purch.1s 1 n g 1 m p ll r t l' d n1lrn n•llu lo..,l' pl.1st11· t ovs and d l•t•or a llotb hl'<'JUSl' t lw m.1tc.•n al 1g mlL'" t'..isal v On lv non t'11m bu,tt1ill• m.~l l'11.d " h O ll I d h l' U .._ l' d I II Chr1stm,1s clt•C'CH:t t11m-. l> ow n ~ '-' d ch· d t h :II f I ~' m c• r l' t :.1 r d c.• 11 t 111 a t t' r i a I s <.' .1 n b t' purch.1:-:l•d lo :-pr.1y on t r1•rs and ol IH•r d c.•c:or:a l1c1ns lo makt• thc.•m s~dt•r lO U!:>l' By 0 .('. Jll'STISGS OIU\t Daily ~HoHl<I" Dl'm O('ratic Ass embl y candidate Dennis Mangers h:\s railed for a $35,000 camp"ign spend ing li mit in his ex~('li.'d rt' m "t ch next ye a r ag ains t incumbe nt Robert Burke. Manger s furt her urged a ~00 per citizen cont ribution limit a nd prop os ed that contributions s hould be accepted only Crom individual citi zens or coupll'S who reside in t he 73rd Assembly D1stnct ~1angers s aid that politic:1l observers are pr rdictmi:? a vt>ry l'lo~l' r ;.1Ct' and that "thcr<.' an· md1c::it1ons that ba g inten•sts and the Rl•publican and Dem ocratic C\mtral Committees are tooling up to make t he 73rd Assembly D1stn <'t om· of the major batllt• f1t'lds in the 1976 elections ... "I R EU E \'E we must ta ke J stand against s pecial intcresb. dominating our e lections , and J bl'lwve fervently that thl' best tinw for a c ha nge is now," h<.• s aid. Mangers s a id he attempted to wo rk out a n agreement \.\ ith Burk t> Co r h is p roµo:-.1h T hursd.1y, hut <I uln l ml'l'\ \Hlh SUCCl'SS Burkl' sa1<t lhal :1 11y agn'l'nll'nl on h1:, part w11u lcl bt• prt>mnture and that h e cou ldn 't impose his pos itions on other p o ssible c:indtdall'S w ho might enter the primary • Rurkt> said t hat his p rt.'sl'nl :-land doesn 't mt•an that he won 't :;;1l down :rnd l ~ilk about Manger's proposals afll'r the primar~ l'll'dton or until t hings arl" mo rl' sl'ttlC'd pn or to llwn Rurkt' :1lso s:11d tha t.h e dou bt:; lhat lht.• 73rcl D1s lnct that takes m much oC W<.•st Orange County w1 II tw a s hot I y cont<.'sted as ~t angers l'nv1s ions . "IC M anger s co u ldn·t b eat m t' in 197·1 in l h l' a fter math of Chief R einstate d LOS A!IJGELES <UPI I -Ken neth Kirkp:.itrick. ousted l ast year as the county chief proba· lion officer on c h arges of incom - petence. ha s bc<.'n reinsta ted by a cou rt r uling that the fi ring last yr a r violat ed his constitutional rights to due process of Jaw. Wah•rj;!ak. h1• won 't dn 11 rw'<I \lt'ilr,' h1•:-.11d . Burkt• :;JIU In· 11111•<.; I 1'1'1'1\l' conlnbulwn:-Cr om hu-.1111•-.; ... m1·11 who agret• with Im. po::.1l111ns "But I 'vt• n <•v<.·r n •t•1•1v1•d spe cial prl'~:;;un· from :111) 11! thl'm," ht' as:-.t·rlt'tl. "a mi I 'vi· been 10 0Hic1• for 10 yt•:1rs '· "IF T llF.\r ASK ml' for spt•1·1..1I f;Jvors . l would throw lht·m 1lUl of my offict• :ind lht•y know t h.11 l operatt• w1lh tot al horw:;;l'v :ind intt>giily, ··ht• s aid Burk<.• sa id lha l 11 \\ ·'" h1 ... t•xperit•nt l' I h al l'.llld 1tl:tll•-. rec<.'1ve m ort• p n •s,ur1• from $5 and SlO contribu tors "Tht·" expect you t u vot L' a c 1•rt;1111 '"''~ or c>lse." he said ~1 angers, 111 a s laknwnl. :..mJ. ··People are t1rt•d uC tht•tr L'lt•cl1•d officials bein(! plJct•d 11\ 0CC.t•1· d ue to monc>y and power of a f1•\\ privil eg<.'d 1nd1v 1dual-. .111 <1 or ganization:- . · T h e y h a v t• ., h ,, '" n uv<.'r whe lm i n g s uppo rt o f Proposition 9 (campaign rdorrn inili:.itive ). I wa nt lo rt'llrl'M'OI i.!11 the people in th<.• 73rd Ass1•mbly District and not just spl•c ial interest groups,'· h(• dt•cl;ir<.'d. ~ ......... 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Tree Came From the Sea AND TREllE WAS ~ven a little plastic soldier discovered near the spot where in my 15<>1.itary surfside wanderings I once found a .50 caliber machine gun bullet. SAC RAM J':NTO (AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr . w ill seriou:dy consider a "'om an or minority tor tht! nt•xt opening on the Cahfon ua Supreme Court, his legal adviser says. But no vacancy on thf• <'Ourt is anticipalt·d l'Vt.'n though 68-year old Chief Justic e Donald Wright has been 111 , J Anthony Kline. Brown ·~ legal affairs secr etary satd an an mtcrvi~w . By ARTHUR R. VlNSEL Of tlle DallJ l'l let 'ulf . One thing missing this holiday season, the first with my_ bride and Barney the Pup, who enhance the tame with love and newness is my little Christmas tree from the sea. ' . Commercialism finally intruded so deeply mto ~elebration of Jesus· birth a few years ago that I quit buying the traditional tree. One cold, blustery February day while I was beach combing along the sand in Sunset Beach, however, the feeling and sentiment magically came back to brighten several s ucceeding Christmases. My day's find was a tiny, bedraggled Christmas tree obviously washed down the Jlearby San Cabncl River channel by winter Mineral Bits Hold Animals SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Those lumpy noduks lining the ocean floor -which miners .Ir<' hoping to scoop up for their mineral value - act ually are tht• homes of tiny unknown crt.'atures who may not want to be disturbed, a sc1<.>ntist warns Brent K. Dugolinsky, a University or Hawaii gl'Ologist, reported on e vidence that a vast array of ltf<' form s, mostlv one-celled and never before observed , dwe l I on the surf aces of the nodules. .. Every time I look at a nodule. l find a new typ<' of dwelling," Dugolinsky told the American G~ophysical Union's annual meeting here. THF. LITTLE ANU1ALS themselves have rW\ t'r been seen '()OJy the shelters they build on lhl' lumps of rock, which contain valuable m.mgJnl'~e. coppl'r. nickel and iron. Du~oltnsk y said that when the nodules are !-C()(1i,wd up to tlw surfac<.> from their nestling pl act's thn•(.' miles down on lhl' ocean bottom, the occupants invariably ar e destroyed by the dr:istic prl':-.:..un• drop. So for he has found shelters for 20 previously 1dent1fied specit•s of a ni mats and about 20 that still ~trl' unidl'n1ificd, Dugolinsky said. "Oon "t m akc me sound like a fanatic, but until we unders tand how these forms fit into the oceanic food chain. we s hould avoid destroying t!1e1r environment," Dugohnsky cautioned. :ttl.'.'ll:'llG INTERESTS from the United ~t~te~. Europe and Japan already have .tnnounced plans to dredge up the nodules, which range in size from grains of sand to rocks as big .ts softballs. The la rgest crop has been found in a ~" ath of the Pacific Ocean extending hundreds tif miles from just south of the Hawaiian Islands l'.1st to near the Mexican coast. Got seven swans a swim - ming you'd like to sell before Christmas? Move them under our tree. .Buy a one or two-inch box under our tree on December 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 with us. We'll bill you. Or, you can charge your ad to your Master Charge or BankAmerlcard. rains with other refuse to be literally delivered up at my doorstep. THE LITTLE tree still had its cross-shaped wooden s tand although it was waterlogged, droopy and devoid of any needles. Discarded plastic bleach bottles or sand palls were cut up into a few dozen stars of many colors. The little Christmas tree from the sea was f'tnally resurrected. So I carried him home and for months - through summer mornings at dawn. autumn twilights when Catalina Island rose in the clear sky like another country close enough to touch - I collected other small relics washed up by the sea and tides. The ocean is a testimonial to how we among mankind recklessly and relentlessly waste our world. He stood in my bachelor cottage's front win· dow, resplendent in the shine of a brand-new spotlight and visible to all who passed by. A sea-bleached barracuda skull, a shape ot nature remarkably resembling a commercial or· "My Little Chicadee" WJWP.f~~ Ille qrtgll'lal W C. f,.ld, wotch in fuH col« nament, topped his tiny spire. • One summer day 1 moved away, however. after the little Christmas tree from the sea had served for several seasons, and forgot him. ~6 Clo~k -& SHtb C.ut Plaza ANAllEIM COSTA MUA S°' S. ""6ilwnt /IH•f,.....-,.,1 ,..,_ ... ,'-""</ My collection or Christmas tree ornaments came to include saltwater·bleached walnuts and acorns, children's lost toys and plastic citrus This newest Christmas, his first on earth, Barney the Pup may wonder wh11t my bride and I are doing when we trim a traditional kind of tree with all those flashy baubles, bangles and beads from Zody' s and Two Guys. ~ f11 tO• ... • )Gt IOtrroO "'°"' n.-, ... ,,,, ,, i.o 11 .. , Set ,,.._s-12 .. s ~56-2927 956-3402 BankAmericord, Moater Chorg. honored. Just phone ond give your cord number. DISCOVER FfRN FACTORY & JOSEPH MAGNIN SALE ENDS TUESDAY, OF.rE!\flWH HiTI I .• HURRY, SOME QUANTITIES .\Hr. l.l~llTCU! Gift ideas for h-im • t t •• Save$2. His gift-boxed dress shirts. 5 ~EC~LARLY •a Tone-on-tone solids, zesty new printa tai- lored with neat semi-spread collars. Super-smooth in wrinkle-shun, no-iron polyeswr cottons. Sizes 15-17. Gift-boxed. Coordinating neck wear. Reg. 5.50 •••• 3.88 HANDSOME SLIP-ON FOR MEN Genuine leather; elastic 14ss gore for fit. Man-made 110le, heel. D 7~-11. 12. A handsome shoe tor giving. REGULAJU.Y $20 SAVE3.12 · MEN'S LAVISH VELOUR ROBES ·}}88 REGULARLY $15 Kimono-style shaver m luxurious velour or mach1ne·wash Amel~ lrit«'l&te·nylon. Ele· pn\ colors. One aiie. SAVE3.12 FASHION.KNIT GJFTSHIRTS 4ss tllt!:!Sl'l REGULARLY SS Men'• contrast-etit.ch tolida In easy-fitting, ~Ufl~'· "'I" mochin&-waah polyes-1. ter. ShW\I wrinkles, 1t.ay1 De4t.. S-M-1,.XJ... Standout leisure suits, now at a pushover price. SAVE *2-$3 Save $}0. 24ss REGULARLY $35 Fantastic price on the """'·~~ in ea;<y.going le1-,un• te:im~. Great fitlmg, comfort.Ablt• pol~ - C!;lCr doubleknlls l\hru)! tolf wrinkles to keep you liw1I. m·• neaL. Coat style jnclu.:l w1lh 1 half-lined shoulder yoke and n eat-fitting flare slad,I' tu matl"h. Great team in today's exciting fashion t.ones. f<"J.'Ular size~ 38-46.Don"t miss tlu~ hu1. SAV£$7 GIVE HIM A CHAIR VALET : 15ss REGULARLY 22.99 ConvPn1Pnce he'll ron- .JOY· Vinyl ba('k, ;.cat; nccessory tray, hanger, trouser rack. '14"; l'ol<.1 unassembled. Value! GREAT LOOKING SHIRTS FOR THE GUY ON YOUR LIST (.Af Men's fnorite ca11ual In prectlcal machine-w1u1h wool-nylon. Uned collar, cuffi. S.M·L-XL tlsa.. m Full-fa11hloned polyC11ter It.nit ehlrt.11 that really fit. Placbt t1tyle, button froot. U"ttly t.onoa. S.M-L-XL. ©Vel~ty <re!Our t1hlrts In rich color11. PulJ-oftr Ill.vie made with Amel• tri-o~t.e for eof\neM. S.M-L-XL. sss REGULARLY $11 -Stz BEST HEAVY-WEIGHT COTTON PLAID SHIRTS JUST FOR HIM E..i~y-<'a re 1 oor,, cotton ~h1rt. This heavy-weight i" madl• tolasLGood look· rnJ: and t·a~v care fabric. Wrmkl.: rehistant. 4ss REG. 6.99 MEN'S TOUGH 1WILL NO-IRON POLY-COTION FLARE JEAN A man·;; ruggPd cla-. ... rc· \\t·sti:rn a;tyl1>. Lon~ '' ";irin~ polH>i;lcr/coll.on Iv.ill N;l\y, hrown,hlack, J1~hl b(UP, \\ h1lc. ,!!J.40, SAVE $15 5ss REG. 7.99 LACED SUEDE SHIRT JAC RuNlrtl <'OW·h1dc w1lh lt•nlher lact> ond con· tra11t 1<lltchro~ Ravon hn<"d Sm"' :4~-46 Ok. brown. Grcal g11l 1dca. $65 R£G.$80 USE WARDS CHARC.ALL CREDIT PLAN FOR EXTRA·SPECIAL CIFTS-SIMPLY SAY "CHARGE IT!" Go gift-happy. At our place. • PA'lllllAMA C'ITY u>lllu u -· pt-.111H "111 • 1'0Rl'IANl t n.>I ""'" r .. hlon "'IUON, ~· 642.6971 • !IAl"IT A AN A ht-totnl 1t IHM'nt.Nnlh. 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JUS1' 8AY "CHARGE tTt" I I { .- ] • 'I / CLYDE BISBING (LEFT) PLAYS SANTA FOR RETAROEOCHILDREN,'THEMOSTLOVABLE' 'Real' Santa Loves His Job Rl"F'F.-\LO. ~ \' ll'Pl 1 Cl~·de Risbing plays S.mta Cl.n1s fo1 a s1x-<:1.1l kind of audience re- tJnh•d t•h1ldren \nd .1ftt•r rwarh :!:l 'l'iff:-.. ht• has come to twht•\ t' 1n htm:-l'lf · · I ... 11rt of hd1t'\ t• I am S.1nt.1 Claus tu a C't:'rlain t•\.lent. Ht:-htng s~11d a:-hl' prt•p.trl'd for another st•.tstm · I pla:. S.rnta (.'1.1u" for onl' re<1son , for rc- tarlkd childrt•n Tht·v rl' tht• most lovable children llllhl'\Hlrld" . .\nd tt1 hund n•ds of rl'l.1rdt'd c·htldrt•n tn thl' :1re.1. tht·n•:-. ah:-olut1 ·ly m1 ch111bt .1b11ut 11 I It' b. n1 ... b111g, ·' husk): man v. 1th ·' dct•p hoomini:: \ 11 I l" l' \\ h 0 I S a t r.111:-p11rt :1t tnn s~dt·sm.rn .. 1 .1 l ruck111g farm 1n :-uburb:rn Tun:iwanc1.1. :wt st:irted playing Sant.1 C I ;\ u s a I m o .., t b ' :1rc1d ent It has ::-.inl'~· becomt> ;1 hobb' and .1 I m o :-t .1 " t• ·t· n n d occup:.it111n for him. alth1111gh ht• 1w' t•r gl'ls paid f11r ti Nabers Cadillac · has something you should know about· A lca~ing plan for the Cadillac of your choic~. J u .. t g1 vc us .11. ,l ll. And we'll tell yL>ll h1.1\\ L'.h\' it i-. tu ll.'.l'>t: .rny of th~ le11 N~t;;;~1 'C~di1I~~ Wt 2600 ll,1rbor Blvd., Co~ta Mesa 540-9100 <Jld -f 'ashioned l'hristmas Decorations At ... 5outh Coast ?tua .. I ~ E \' E R t ,1 kt· :t pellll:"'.. ht• :-.ttCI "If I dtd. ti \\Ottfd ht• commt•n·ial. .111d I m not ·' d t•p :.irt m1·nl st11rl' ~.1nt:1 .. lk \\,IS t:tl k1•cl tnltl pbyrng ~anl:1 Cl.111:-for ,1 p a r t ;. f o r l h 1· Tr:1n:-port:1tion l'lub nf Huff:do in lhl' l'arlv 1950s .tfl('r the> m :rn who h.1d bl'en playing lhl· rok bee :1 ml' i 11. Love is a sentimental ·T-shirt ! i t' l'l'l1lC'tl ;1 ('O!->lllffil.', p I ~1 y l' d S ,1 n t .t tt n d t'OJO)'L'd tl St'\'1.'r.tl n•ars l::tll•r . .i w1,m.m "1°lh .1 rl'tardC'<l child :1'kl'd ham if he "ould pl .1) till· r ole at C.1l.1s:uwt w s School. an 1nst1tut1on for the ph;.s1c.11l:. and mt>nl.tlly h~ind1c:1pp1·d I ft' 11 1 n Io' t• " 1th tht·m .ind ha\ e h1.•1·n pl.~ying l'\ 1.'I' S llll'l'. hl' ::-.11d ~O W , BF.C \l;Sf: nf thl' number of chtldn•n. h t' h :1 s fo 11 r S a n l <t • s hd prrs when hr appC':irs at th1• ::-.t.tk :-C"hocil In the p:1st. ht· s.1 td. Sl'' t•r.tl of lhl'se :1:-::-.1 ... t:1nts fnund !ht• 1•motwn.1l dfrel of this p~irty for n·t ankcl ch1ldrt•n 'll :-t'\'l'fl' lht·y couldn't l.1k1· it .ind brclk1.• up · • ·Y11u h." <' 111 'hn ho' in ht'rl'." ht' S:ttd. pOmttng to his hl•.1rt "'You h.1vt• to m.ikt• tht•m fet>l 1t H you're fedang bad, thry will too .ind 1l ct1n tC'ar you up But it's the g r t•::t tes l thrill in the world when they run up and thrn'A them selves at you. Ris b1nJ! sai d he is d eeply disturbed by the parents who pul their childrt:>n in an institution such ::ts Wes t Seneca. ::u1d then "forget about them ... "They need JUSt a lillk love," ht• said "You h a v l' l o s 1• 1.' 1 t l 11 ~1ppn.'C'Wll' it .. To R1 sb1 n g. playing S:inla Claus 1s a senous business. Hl' frowns al the commercialis m oft<'n :lssoci ated w 1 l h the figure. "I Pl,i\ V . \~TA iJ~ rl•ah:-t icalh .1 ... I can ... he ~aid. "I try lo keep the ·pint or Christmas alive in kids. the rantasy. if you w ill They grow up t oo .,oon and the-y 're thrown into tbt worid or reahty ·• 8i -;hin5? ha s one cnnd1t1nn he imposes on ti1:; appearancetJ ··1 don 't pl oy for <'h i ldrt•n who d o n 't jbchl'Vl'. · I · Mud. , . and jeans. I I I !! I I I \ . ---(/ \ ~ \ I I '\ ' / I \ Ii r / \ \ r/ >-\~· <\) / ,/ I I /, I I 9. I I • I { I ' I I / , / Y°"r tnoril• usual hH fCNte Mntimentat. T-shirts decorated wilh charrmng greeting card prints and phrases. P<WyesWI I 11 cotton pastels in junior slzea. Coordinate • pair of pNdy polyHtM/cotton Je8nS ICf'Mn printed to match the T-shirt. In soft colors for junior sizes. H 2 ·ns the season for ¥1hilftHV. •I All stores open .VetJ night 'tll Ctvistmu. Store• open Sund•J 10AM to8 PM. Merry Christmas JCP9n.ney Available in Loi Angel .. , Orange, Rlvenlde, n Bernardino and Ventura cot1nU•. YWe ~~amble Begins .MIAMI. (UPJ> -Gettlnc litplane !'nerv ations to ~orid' 0Urirl8 t~ hqlidays will ~ about ii ttard '8 retl!n• * December suntan in Maine. Strikes against United and Na .. tional airlines have resulted in - passen1er crunch for those whd want to escape south fol' Christmas. The walkout against United. the nation'• largest airline, has stranded 90.000 perscns dail)i across the country, and forced 1.s million to seek alternate holida)l fiigbt reservations, airline of· flcials said last week. National has been shut down since Sept. 1. UNITEDtS 16, 700 machinists walked off their jobs two weeks ago, and negotia tions broke off Wednesday. The airline an· nounced it has canceled all of its 1,400 scheduled daily flights through Christmas Eve. It also told nonstriking employes their pay would be cut 50 percent Saturday. Jim Lin se, a United spokesman, estimated about 90,000 people who normally have reservations each day on United For the good · sport in your life r·· our golf 'Shirt! Our c:ln* plac:ktt·hnl toff thlr1, great for leisure times. Polyester/cotton interlock knit is easy wear, easy care. Embroidered design on chest pocket. Handsome colors include glacier blue, navy, French blue, bottle green, dark brown, quarry tan, terra-cotta or Tora red. S·M·L·XL $7 Merry Christmas · from would be alrected bytbestrike. It has also forced about 115,000 who hold reservations during each of the 12 days prior to Christmas to search out scarce seats on com- peting airlines. Eastern airlines has scheduled 175 extra holiday season flights into a nd out of Miami, and Delta Airlines is adding close to 100 flights into Miami and Fort Lauderdale. Linse said United passengers seeking nonstop reservations on olher airlines will have less trou- b le on routes between large cities. All stores open 'very night 'tll Christmas. Stores open Sunday 10 AM to 6 PM. • l~I A Rlvlnfdl, Sin Btmardlfto Ind Ventura oounU.. 7. •.1 ~~ .;\?®lliHf-:(:o;rne ·J~n. I, Will You "•"" \Jwl111111rt1ue,1.<1ll\/1 1'111/1111111 HlPu1Sc·11m1•,(1rt111v1·C111,1,l l>111/y ~ ),:.. ~ ·,.. !~11111 }''' /j111 J'iti1J C'u.,tu \J1 .'111·1:1:11,·•1, /1wl~cf, 11itrzr telt1µJw11f,'11ttmht'r , a Doctor? 1 lw r11/1in1111111111•ur, 1~11/111'J 1·1111S11H1rd1111.~1111<! Mun<llly.~ 1 " Those Orrange Cqu.nty me<,iical percent are ser iously flawed, R . n · pati•nt<s lucky enough to still says Everett B annister , ex- Olt' to Pr~sf>rt:t' ft Chnst tnos TreP have a doctor t o treat them .-ftef ecutive director or the Or ange 'Jal\. l w1U, find a far dirfer ent • County Medical A ssociation. YOU DAILY PILOT DEAR PAT: Gardening expert Jerry Baker was on a TV show last we~k on Which he gave a recipe for a soh,.1\ion that helps prt!serve cut Chr istmas tre~s. I couldn 't,wrjte it down at the t im e and can't remember w hat channel 'fie w as on. Can you find out the recipe? · ~· D., San Clem ente Baker 's formula calls for one gallo.1t of hot lf'later, two cups of whit• corn syrup, four teaspoons of bleach and four teaspoons o( mlcronlzed iron or one iron capsule. This solution "1ould be used to water the tree in a Christmas tree holder after makfn~ lfftesh'cu~r on the trunk of the tree and a few cuts Into the bark. Cople\'Of the recipe are available by writing to AM-Los Angeles, KABC-1'\', 4151'. Prospect Ave., Los~njaeles, CA 90027. '· .. Wnrttfn . Ott fl r(W(ardonf Trenhnflnt D E AR PAT~·' ~r No\l:U olumn, you resp0nded to a Questlqn asking Ji ~ hbmemad re retardant solution. Th e ditect ions yottQ9 'fJ .. ~ be sdrt '/lat misleading and cou ld W'(e your re ader~th&~f!{lpressfbn·that t hey ha ve restored fi re r'etardance to cil'oth; wheof , in' fact, they have not. The ' formula y ou gave '(7 o • borax, 3o~. boric acid, et c.) is an old fornu~lation published in a U.S.~.e~rt ment of J\9criC\Jltvre bulletin and, t o the best of oul"tc~wlf'1ge, was intehded tor "\ use only on cotton. T~n, in °'.du~ effectivE:, t~ clottl soaktd in this mixture must ~~ to air ~ry-ho'ri ns~ ' In~, wringih g_ out or tumble d,.YJ'~. • you might suspect. th1~ teaves t he cloth i n a salt enct)Js ondition w ithout any of it~natural softness. As you k f10W, t of the flam e re tar- dan~~l eepwecrr sold in recent }'Jia¥i·.Jt made of ei ther syn-thet~ fibers or cQtton and S'fnt ~ blend s. We do not believe this bor ax-boric acid treat is effect ive on these blenas. Once t he flame-retardan 'properties are gone, I woukS advise t he consumer to eithfnlSiiscard t he gar ment or ask fQr r ecommendat ions from t~-barment manuf~cturer on restoration pr ocesses. ,.. J.M ., A naheim AYS appreciates receiving this information from J.C. Mid· dleton, senior research chemist, U.S. Borax Research. Readers, please keep in mind the definite limitatlons·of the Department of Agriculture formula. S'.!,200 Boat RPpair at l~o Charge. DEAR PAT: After buying a n Eliminator jet P<>at, manufactured by Star cr af t Co., I began to have a g reat deal . of trouble with the Oldsmobi le m odi f ied engine. It used too much oil, the wiring burned out and the exhaust manifold cracked . I took t he boat back to the Eliminator dealer in Los Angeles. The b oat's w ar rant y covered en gine repair an d replacement o f the hull. The second time the boat w as used after these r ep airs, the engine blew up. The dealer then said tha t the whole engine would have to be r eplaced, but a tter months of waiting, this repair has not been m ade. T .A., Costa M esa Harman Marine of Los Angeles now has replaced the whole engine, a $2,200 job, et no cost to you. You also received a three- month warranty on the new engine Instead of a one-year one. Since Harman M arine Is the company that modified your Oldsmobile engine tor boating purposes, it Is respo nsible tor standing behind the engine. Oldsmobile engln~ with Harman con .. versions are considered better than average In terms of main· tenanee. However, the wiring harness, whlch may have caused your problem, is not standardized equipment. It needs much im- provement to avoid electrical shorting, according to several other dealers. The harness provides the electrical connection between the engine and the control panel. It usually Is made by the boat company rather than the engine manufacturer. What to Pf.aJtt to Kevp Bugs Away DEAR PAT: When I was a child, m y dad used to plant some kind of flow ers am ong his vegetable p lants in the fam i- ly garden. He c laimed t hey kept i nsects a w ay. He's gone now , and I w onder if you can find out w hat kind of flow er should be used ? K.L., Cost a M esa Marigold roots give off a chemical substance that repels at- tacking nematodes. They are p articularly helpful to tomato and pepper plants. Gardeners having problems with whiteflles often plant garlic to ward them off. Garlic oil added to a gallon of water sprayed on plants helps do away with Insects, as does a soap-and· water dousing followed by rinsing. A number of AYS readers have written to say that the prevlously published "saucer of beer" non· chemlcal Insecticide hint does attract and kill off slugs. Sanitized Material for R(•ad~1-to-Wenr? DEAR PAT: What's the chance of these new sanitized cotton m ater ials being marketed in the ready-to-wear busi- ness? I 'd also like to know what chemicals a re u sed i n t he an- t ibacterial fin ish and how long this finish lasts. E.C., Capistrano Beac h Unless this treated cotton material can be perfected to keep Its antibacterial properties through more than 20 launderings -Its current limit -there's little likelihood that It would be used In the manufacture of clothing sold on a retail basis. Chemists at the U.S. Department of Agriculture's research cent'!r In New Orleans have conducted tests treating cotton material with either chlorine or chlorine, sulfur and nitrogen. These chemicals attach to the fabnc and have been proven to make it germ-resistant. Research IS'un- der way to make the finish more perma nent~ To be useful In pro- ducts other than bandages, the treatment would have to last through as many as 50 faunderings. Faulty Radio RPpoired and ft(•t11r11vd DEAR PAT : Last M ay I sent a check for s.4.50 w ith a r adfo to be r epaired to Topp Elect ron ics in Miami, F la. I wrote a letter of inquiry about a m onth a*'E!-( shippi ng the radio, but I d idn't receive a r eply. I 've wri tten~evvrat other times since the n, but I still haven't r eceived either Jhe rad(o or a r eply. · • · F .L., FoJptatn Valley ... Terry Nutter of Topp Electronics Inc. service deplirtm•_f!t, re- port• ttt•t your radio now has been repaired and returned to you. The delay occurred because Topp h•d merked your rep•lr order erroneouely. It was filed es unpaid, holding up the repair. A letter of explanation and copy of your canceled check corrected the er- ror. l11111tra11~~ l'lrnt 'pnd• Hf"Jlla~,;-,;tnai C~k.~ D E AR PAT: In theifactor y where I w ork, we subscr ibed to a PfMdentlal Ufe l~urance Co. g ro up health in surance plan The pr~lem was hat our agent was located in Flor ida, so all our busihess had, o be haled b~hor, 9f"mall Jcom camornie. We ·decided to Chan .~ ,1 >\.l,~se Wf! 'i sw itched pla f\S1 ' fi led two cla f\l~~ne ·tfie• r1lf of '914 and the other for the 1lrst half of 19 :-l ')Y husband's medicines. These claims t otaled 'J e ·re ne ver re- ceived any payment. L. D .• Santa Ana Harry a.. Scb.n.a ic_~ ~dent Of edmlnt•tr11llon for Prudel\tl•I In JGc~sc.m~·n, Aa., report• that two benefit check• were tent to you June 20. When you learned this, you tlled • tost• cttecM 1tatemont and aJ~o H ktd for recontlderallon of one of the claim •mounlt . Prudon&l 1 found'"•' It owed you more than It had orig«nalfy lasuc\) on rn• m .cl clelm check. Replacement check• In dM correct •m°'-•1' ·"* '"" .n ~•n malled 'o you. • I!' wa1Ung room . 'th an that whicb· One being cit ed often and in ef· they have ,known. ' feet in Northern California m ay ·Amt .th.at doctor who once felt. be relatively chea p, but it has no . ' that btt could practice h.is pro~ endor sem ent in Orange County. fess\.op amid comfort, prosperity r. l~ problem is in the depth of and an aura of oear sainthoocJ.' ><poveri\ge. A physi cian hit with will be diff ere n l. too. \t 'sui.t tor an o¢currence during his J-l~·n be defensive. He·11 ordez: ~'holding oftbe actual policy would tests that}le m ay think mcdkally • be covered. No problem ther e. ~ett."8l'8'r)' apd "he'U produce a But wh~n tbe old cases come ~ck <>1 /ormi t hat the patient forth ~ t)aunt ihem -and it is flu~ tlevt-seen: A~ll have to do it not uo\.lsual for a 15-year ·old ju~ t o protect hi mself. . treatQ>ent lo suddenJy ar pear in .... .,l\nd PJI. Ute wall, in all it~ form of civil complain -the ~rutencc,, will 1be 'a ('hartreus~, ~"6w iJ>lan 'f\'O\Jld leave the doctor J>t•ler ~ • • , out Lil the dold lo defend his treat· TH~Y ALREADY have ap .. -~ared in !JlOS~ offices of ph ysi· ·awllJ~tJiro~ou\ the county. ,.t"hd sorry''.i s tne topJinc1· Because of m edical· m alprac· .. ti~e insurance premiums soar-lldJV i t. c;.oatinue.s, the doctor will bf!e to raise his fees, 1 Whert else w ill he be able to get the ~sh he needs to keep the doors open? He and his peers have spoken ' of little ·etse 'tor t'rio11ths, expfor· ing 1the1 few alternatives they lhink'l hf!. have. Soaie are quittt'ng ; oth~rs scal- ing dowh lheir patient load to as· sume w hat tney term "'-' low pro· file." ·:t'h~t means picking pa· tients with the lea~t likelihood of · suing. Mor e than 350 of them will toke the ultim ate gamble in pr ac· ·· ticing wiU:>o.Do .i!1so r ao{'e at all. A~ fo~the indigent -the highe!>l patient group to bring nw::;ancc sfJi ts and the elfierly most in need uf m edical care, the •»ffccts of the malpractice crisis 11n Orange County mL'<licine wil1 . really hurl. ; ment w;thhis own r esources. ~ ' I BANNiSTER INSISTS that such a plan is not for Or ange Count'y physicicins. Where, then is the r etie!? The association 's board issued a manifesto this week stressing that the only solution lies in a total r edefinition of the legal tort (See WILL YOU, Page 82) Stories by lohn \lalter:n Of the Daily Pilot Stall SECTION 8 Sunday,Oecernoor 14, 1975 Malpractice: Wlw Sues, Gets Sued? An t>arly cump1IJlt1111ofsl..1l1sl1l·s rl'i.tkd lo m.tlpr.1d11·t• -,u1ts filed against doc:lors, how much lhl'Y rl·.1p 1n d.1m.ig1•s and \.\hllh types of phys1<'tans :1rl' haull..•d mlo l'OUl'l 1111• mo-.t i:-. llfll'tllll)! J fl"w eyes in thl· rnl•<li<':tl fralNmty. In t he 0C'Cl'm LH'r ls!'!Ul' of M l'Ull'al World \ l'\\ s ,1 J!llll'll;il for physici ans thrt'l' sun·py ;1r<•:1"1\\1•n· clt•t•r11t•<.l II\ ttw l'dttors lo be among thl' t.'Yl' 11p1·111·rs • :\t ore suits ;1n.> flll'd ag..1insl <lot"lor.., \\ 1111 do no s111 ~t·n .ii ,ill than against an) group of spl't·ial1st:. "'ho opl'r ,l( 1• 111 .1-;:-.1st 111 -.ur gl'ry Spec1alrsls hold111~ ho;.1rd C'l'rl1f1l-.1l1011 1111' 11111{1· ... c.11111 slop of the linl• a l'l' stwd mnn• fn•qUl'lll ly 1 h a11 cl11c·t 11l'!-i \\llo du 11ol hold the ct•rt1f1l'at1•s Doctor:; lrarrn·d 1n frn·1•1)!11 t•o1111ln1·' (1:,!111"1• l.1r l1:s:-> 111 m.ilpraclice stal1sllt·s lha11lht•1rd1111w:.t11 tr .11nt·d 1·11h•1rh In a :;tat1s\1('.1l sUf\'l'\ ol l',l"t's 11.1l11111\\ ul•'. d11\'lnr 1•rro1 "·'" charged in n77 '>Ulh out or';1 tot.1l h.1s1•11f I ::11 .wt1111h l11t·d :\lost tlf th<.' l·11mpla111b "t'rt• foi 1 mprn1H·1 ly l'ff1.·l'l l'd pru l'l'durc>s: lh')(l (',ltlh' ·' nllll'h sm.111"r numlil'r r11r 1111s<.11.1gn11s1s light rall's \\ l'rl' 110lt'd of d1·L..1)s 111 lf'l'.lltllg .1m1·dll'.1)1·1111d1t11111 And in OIH' fin.ti c:i..,1•, till' .1rt1d1 • .. 11lm1t-.. . .1 do\'1111 w:i~ -..ut•d for opl·r~•t in g on t lw '" roni.: p.1111 ·111 Rut perhaps tlu.• gn·.1l1' ... 1surpn-.1·111 ti1t· ull 1·01111·., .1l lla• bot tom ltnl' lht• :I\ 1•r.1i.:1•' \'llknwnt f11r 1·,1l'll t".1"' l11d11 d Ev1'll though lh1 111'\\:-o nwd1.1 11 p1111 1h1· """l'i" t • lllt• :wcrage selllt•mt•nt-. 111 llw c-a-..1·' ... 1utl11 11 ".i.. $i ;)11111-.11 h And by thl' tim1• till' lt·~.11 f1•1•s ,1,11111th•·1 l'tt'-'h an· 1·11mpult·d. .SU('h a settlement might nt"\ 1111 mon• tit.in .c f1·v. thou-..rnd dollar:. lo the patient-plaintif f. Hundreds of physicians -75'8 of them to be exact are telling their welfare patients to look somewhere else. THAT MEANS that a potenti al 42,525 citizens who qualify for the m edical care p~ogram for t he needy might be tyned aW'3y at the doct ors office. · I\ ~msorr • As for the elderly, wher.e the ri sks o f suit, too, are hilh because of unpredictable co*1· pl icati ons, the prognosi s ·is grave, too. · The latest Orange County Medital A ssociation surv~y shows that 579 Orange County ~~._vhysitians plan oot to accept ahy patient on M edicar e. Forty ~r· cent or the county's medics ~U turn them aw ay. Thereare40.143 such p~tients at last estim~te who ~ill · ha ve to JQOk hard :- often in vain -for a doctor. Said one r elative of a Medicare patient reccrrtJy: "My mother got the mess age. from her doctor. She railed nine others and got the safl1t' :rnswcr. Each· said 'I'm soq1·· ... For the average patient. the one who relies on group medi~al insurancc or the savings account to handle medical bills. the ef· rer ts of the premium surge will sting. too OR.\SGE COU ~i'V employers who have for ye.ars coped with nominal rises ip group medical costs and who traditionally picked up the tab for employes and 'or dependents as a fringe benefit are w ondering today if they, too, can absor b a predicted whopping nse in group plans. Tim es are tough enough they argue, without this zinger thrown in:ln many cases. employes may be asked to pick up t he dif- ference. Wh ere is the relief? Some proposa)$ for alternate insurance pr~g'ra ms that could cut premj\lm i n cr eases from nearly 500· per cent to perhaps 250 The nicdical ~n1alpract i cc' i n~urJna: cri~is has forced n1c to rabc n1y f ec!'>. • W c ~i ncercl y hope that} ou have read about thi s cri~i · and under~tanJ the problc1n. • i\.1cdical n1alpracticc in\urancc costs arc being rncrca~cd 1norc than 486 percent. For n1any doctors the cost for thi~ in~urarKc \'-'·ill be i n crca~ed to $7,783, or up to $36,239. The chart~ hcfow explain furt her. • We mus t raise our fees for office \i~it~. \urgcri~, and anesthetics to pay · for these increa~ed operating co~b. ProftS.\ionaJ Liability I ~"Uranc1· RatC'\' lntt"t "'' "1C'1 nr ''°" •" I t~ I We stiU need your help! ll1e 1~"uc of n1a!practice ref onn i ~ till far from being resolved. • Encour.igc ynur family. personal friends, co-worker~. en1ployer and union lcadcr~h ip to Jcn1and lh at ou r sta te legi~lator" an<l Governor Brown resol ve ch i ~ cti~is . ._ • Wri te a letter to your state senator or a~'-)cn1blyman. PORTION OF POSTER HANGING ON WALLS OF MOST ORANGE COAST DOCTORS' OFFICES Assessing the Options Go Uninsured? Pa.ss Alo11g Costs? I Orthopedic Surgeon Donald E . Julian knows that he'll ~ at m cdicine's roulette t able come Jan. 1. He insists that. aJthough it's a gamble he wiO pract ice as best he can wilhout m alpr actice i n· s.urance. ' · · 1 assessed m y own re- courses," said the succdsful speci alist faced with tht awesom e i ncr ease in pre, · .i'~~., ) '~ toiount to three: Pai ~ • t go without or quit practicing. "You can hope that your patient load cnn carry an in.· crease in your fees to tal(e up the slack , or you can si mplf dl~lare that you won't pay th-.1t kind of ovc-rhead. "Wltli fh a t $Cc ona-:llttrn~tl"• in mlnd, you c3n choose to 1to 1t without in- t5urnnce, or j ust ~lalnquil." F<>r JuUan ·s patienl1, the elftcts of bis dccl loo will be ' ' f elt in his new def ensiv e posture. Some patients will probably be dropped. Those he keeps will find that Julian's gamble will re- quire extra caution, for ~ large j udgm ent leaves him to fend for himsell. Jullan stresses t hat his dlolce comes alter a careful welghtoftheodds. "TbQse of us who hove never been $u.ed for malprac- tice ar e those who think that we m ay be a ble to do it," he said Julian hoPt>' that his gam ble might last only a few mon· ths ... lhal if he can survive in a holding oction for an in- t.rim period that &Qmewhero a SOLll«ot\ J(J the whopping prerQlums may be found: •1#bat'laµrts. though, I that d~ like m e wUl have to CSttGOING, PaitBZ) He is a busy doctor, work i ng a six-day week. E ven on W ednesdays. ther e's a distinct ch:1ncc to find Dr. Robert Schmitz cit wor k. He doesn 't play ROif on Wednesday afternoons His family practice in lh1.• Har bor Area is a busy one one of those h igh volume> oper ations with a lari:c office overhead and a w aiting r oom generally fuJJ of moms and youngster s. For Schmitz. the loommJi? rise in his m alpr:ict1ce m surance will be ont' that he hopes he c an ah. orb Schmitz will have lo raise bis lffa l o cope with his It\ ~uronce problems. But ln a recent interview. Scbmilz ga ve a hint aboul what hl~ recourse wtU do lo the fam.llles that bt treats. "To put i n th~ bluntest of term.a. lwo k!ds in ~ family with strep lhroal will <·ost S200 ap1ect> ,1flt.•r lht' rail>:-> go up," ht' said 8chm11t ha s rxtremely :s t r o n g ( I.' t.' I 1 n I.! s a b o u t malpractice. m<1l1H·currenrt', whopping setllt•mt•nh and what he insists arc "nm:sancl' suits" frous:ht h~· l;rn yt>r:- who fmd that ;1rt•.1 ripe for an t>asy tncome "l've got nothm~ ~1gainsl th<' plaintiff who s Ut'S iw<'nU:.t' o( genuine malpr:1ctlc<' "I can'l defend J m ;m who practices b:icl mt'd1crnt' Whc>n he dot's, he hurt~ all of w•." he ~aid llul bad mcd1ctne malpr:ictire hy its purrs! de finition i~ for f rom maJoc- currt•n<'<.'. says Schmitz llt• m~1sts lh~1t :1 Rood phy:n cinn who pr,\CtlCl':S good med1c111c ~houldn 'l have to f%O to court when ~omrlhmg hap. • l 82 OAll V PILOT Su,,day O~moer 14 \976 t71-I) 893 40-14, or the-nt>art>st Mental H ealth Cumr \'our as:nst,tnC\' could s:ivc a hfl' Women MDs Affected H ,.lp tor l'ou Toy Danger Heaps of lm~hlly wr apped toys are part o f m os t c h1ldr1•n 's Christm as, a nd onwr~pping the toys and starting to play with them arc h ighhghls of the holiday fun. In some hOUSl'hold!\, howevt'r, mernmt'nl can soon be dim med if the toys turn out to be dangerous. When you do your t'hnstmas shopping, buy prot ect1 vt•ly . Rem ember tha t s m a ll childre n often do not n•cogmze the potentia l hazard in toys, and even school-age children should be shopped for wit h safety in m ind. Here are some tips lo help insure a happy Christmas Tti)::. for bab1t•s !>hould be loo large to fit into tht• ffi\lUth. t•as1ly washable, light in \H•1ghl Jnd nonbrC'ak.1ble -Tm) ch1ldn•n an• often tempted not only to s\o\ jllow toys but to shove the m into their nost•s ur t'ars Ket•p such items as beads ;ind marbl1..•s out of thl'ir hjnds. The eyes of dolls and stuffrd ammah should be safelv secun·d sti th.it tht•y C'annot be pulled out and ~" J1lu11o l'd or put into t he child 's nose or ear s r ESA S MHS. FLORC:NCE KIRC HNER <~·ootf IJf•c•df•r Chrldrt·n nl all ages s hould be proleclt•d frllm toy-s with rou~h or s harp t'<Jgt•s or t hnst• that mJy break into sharp pit'C'l'S. A void toys or eoslum es that easily catch frrt• t~ W ar1ner Don't buy toys made of lead or colorell with IC'.1cl b:1sl'd p:.11nt. IL 1s ..,aft• to give (•lcctrical t oys and <'qlllpmt'lll to M:hool-agl' children provided the) ha\l' bee n approve d by t h~ L ndt•r"' ri Lt, r!-· L;.i borat ory. Look for t ht· tn~1gn1 a ( L' L ) on the cord and on the to) lbC'lf .. 1•1 • I 11 into th•· 1111:hl. Any t) pr of :-.hool111g toy air nnes, slmg ::.hob .• 1rc h1·r:-sd s or ;.iny sharp. pmnled lo:-{'arnt•s v.1th 1l thl· d;.1nger uf inflicting l'Y<' IOJUf\ )71 1'111111•·1 ~I ( ll'la •.• .1t1 l.11' 111IH· 1111 tht• 1 ,., \ n11u h ,1ppn•1·1~t1•cl • \\'hl'll }OU plan to pur('hase toys for chlldr1..•n. kt•t•p 111 mind not only their 1mmcd1Jlt• s:ift•t \ hut abo tht• long-t1.•rm problems th1.•v ma~ prl'sl'nt. p11k•· rn.in '.11<1 · Tht• 11111 I l'\ 1·1'\ cla.1 · • ,. J, \ r I. \I. 11 11r I t''lllt·nl" ;1r1• That pen•nn1JI t'hnstmas favorite. tht· bic) rl1..', h.1s hl·comt' increasingly hazardous .1~ 1t b1..•c·o mt•s mon• complex in design. On not gr\'l' <i multiple spl•t•d bikl' t" your young!>h'r unkss you art' surl' ht• has lht> skill ;ind C'oordinalion n1•t•d<.•cl lo handlt• 1t. And don't ).!tVl' any kind of htkl' to the young ones 1n your hou s ehold 1f you live i n a ncighbnrh1.1od t h<tt does not provide safr areas for b1eytl1ng , ',1\1r11 1111 /111" during tht• t .I II\ IJ1 1 )'11 ,il ••rt II 1;1b, ,,ltd \ ou ('n u II f•l 11 (:risis Hotline 1• 11 1 • \t•r.' m11111l1• '11t11t•11111· trws lq kill h 111 f 111 l '•71 tln·rt· \\1·r1· 25:.! n·port('d , t Ii• < ••\In\~ 111 1 I rang~· Wh.Jt .11. I llf 1111 ' t li111).!, I J kl' 'lllC'lcll' 11 11 I. 11 • 1:lt•t •l1• '.1111 kno\\ t.dks .\ dwm1:-.try s c.'t makt•s a marvelous gift to :.i science oriented child , but give it only if the child 1s mature 1.•nough to understand how 1t should be used. Supc•rvise his use: of it until you ar1..• convin ced he ,,·ill handle rt wiselv. Toys should bnng Chn st m as fun· mto \Our homt•, but buy only thosl' you know are s..tfr 'n•t•l t 1r.11 1 111 , l1f1• 111' h.1 ., 'ho\o\tl 111111 I' .. il.!ll" nl 1•r1•p 1n11i-t11 111rnrn11 su1t•1th·. '1 1 1u r.1,.:1 tu m 111 1 .ill tht• l'r t I!'> llotl1n1• ,1l '\\lL \rO U HA VE A DOCTOR? ... O-r11011'.1g l'l\l 1 ... :-st1 •111 th.11 IS , .1 I li':1r It'/!·" ~1:nl1111L: 11: ·1 1111!' lwl\,1·1·n \\ ll.11 d1 1 l11 s ,1~1•1·1 I 1J••,11 dpr wl1t1• ,tnd \\ t1 ,1l I h1 \ II 11 di\ l• I Ill ,I 0 ll\ ti ll'I lll'J I' II I' f)< d111 111 J..:t'll• ! d Ill I I lh,1l !ht If f\.lllll ,ii I lll 'llllt''• lht• l.m ~ 1•1 !-ho11ld stop 111,1lo;111•· .1 li\lllJ.! Ii~ h :111dl11t~! 11111 lll( ,. "1111 ' th.ti cl\\ I 11 IHI lll\Jll t•d11 t I l•li• .fl1•1'h nf Iii 1 ttl Ill ti!•' 1111 bittl ml·dicine. Thl' medical a ssociation's manifesto 1s rmphatic on this [ll llf1 t "II is obvious to this rxecuti ve c·111111nil t1·1· that the only long- t ,•rm -..11 lut ion of this problem r,·:-t' 111 :.i rl'furm of lhc l'nlirc tort l1.1btl1ly system "Sul'h rdorm 1<; beyond the p1trv1l'w and ::ibiht1rs of tht• nw(lit•;tl proftosswn .ilonl' and must r est in the hands of the gov- t~rnment executive, kg1slative and j udicial branches." Until the n, t he assoc:ation 's s pokesm a n insists, little will cha nge'. The ch aract er of Orange Coun ly mC'dieine fo r m onths to come can be distilled to some succinct dl·scnpllons: Defensive and expcns1V<' MED CAL FEES "7ILL HA VE TO RISE . • • I I rum P:1~1· l~l 1 P"ll" 111111 ;1 11 1 n l ti. •'·'"lot.ii· I 111111111 It II 'i'llllll' / .11il th.ii I,. \\C'IJ.!ht·d lll .lflt•ll ,1\1 \1"' ltt l fl ' 11:11 Ill I •I ,, I dt'I d t•d th 11 ho \\ •llld 1 I I '' II• l\ 10,1\ th1• Ii h• 1 l.r h, Ir\ In f'I I Ill• 1111 1 • • 1 tt11 • •1.·•lt11ul 111 p•l11 1d .111 111, 11,l\01d :-.nrrll' I lit.ii l l1Uld t, ill hllll (!<ill i,, 11 I r 1 tt · ••· 11 !11 if :1 lilr·rul I GOING IT ALO NE ... 1l·r11m J'.1:.,:1•Bll 1... " t I· t I I\ I • I ti di• I t'tl I\. ~·th·'"' I m gnm g tti J.!11 \\1th HI t1r,111c 1· th11ugh, bt•l·.iu.,1· I p11y tlw ponr i•uy \\ ho t n e, to prJClltt' .,, 1thout 11 One judgm1·nt coultl nun him ror the rest ofh1-. life." 'I 111 • 11111\ hope• for .1 tun· to thl' 111.d.lt' '" ht• tn"1sls. I'\ an till' rt• dl'f 1111111111 of Lhl' h•gal tt•rms .ind I h1• ~1·11111g up of binding boards 1 ·I .ll'ti11 ··r" \\ho would !-Cn·en a l'llmpl.nnt and detrrmrnt• 1ls '.tl1d1t ~ aht·~1d of tnal Strong pt1hlw prt·:-s un• on l ~g1slators might help. too. he s~rd ··1 h ale lo S<'l' the curing of a symptom. alone. and allowing the d 1se<1se to continue," he said. "lt's going to t akt• a re<tl n~­ vt•rsal. If 1t l'ver comes ;.ind if the rJl<.•s go down, lhr mrdacal · fraternitv wall havC' lo show it s good fmlh . too. "I eJrn4"stly believe> that if th<' insurnncc r ates drop eventua lly. then tloctors · fees should do the !-ame .. By CAROi. MOORE ~ .... °'"''' ,. .. ""'" Dr Arona K agnoff of Newport Beach knows h~r malprac tice msurance rates could be much less. lier s ister in Canada, also a doctor. pays $75 a nnu a l ly . N ex t m o nth the Ca lifo r - nian's rat e wall Jump 486 pe rcent from $1,296 to ~.783 per year. Dr. K <tg n o ff fi g ures s he has three aJterna tives. including switching to industrial medicine or joining the s taff of a m edical reduc- ing c linic. "Or I could r esume res idency a t a hospital wher e I would be covered by them but always on call," :.he satd. "At least that way I wouldn't be compro mising m yself or my pa tients." She alre ady has re-classified he rself to a lesser grade of s kills to get the lowest m alprac- tice rat es possible. "That just m eans more hassle for the pa- tients because 1 can't use a ll m y s u rgical capabilities. F or instance, now I can prescribe intr a-utt>rine devices (IUDs) but 1 can 't put them m. ·•she e xplained . She views the ra te increase as a n e ven gr eater problem for woman dO<'tor s and begin- ning physicians because of their s m aller prac- tices: "Most of our t ime is spent building r apport w ith patients. We're not sued as often. "Why should we pay as much when our c ha nc es are so remote ? Obs tetri cian- gynecologists are hit the hardest ; their rates a re going from $6,304 to $.16,239. "Women physicians already h ave to pay higher d isability insurance r ates tha n men . "The m a le attitude is to see more patients and spread out the costs but this level is ina p- pr opria te for som e . "WHEN WE'RE jus t starting o ut and establis hing a c ertain quality of care, it takes time to drum up business since we can't advertise. And that time reduces our office hours . As a single parent, I h a ve togohomesometime ." That partly explains why she is so a wa re of the money situation. A doctor for eight years, she branc hed out on her own this year, endinJ? a Joint practice with her former hus band. She estimated it cost her ~5.000 lo equip a nd furnis h her office plus $30,000 outlay to s t a rt, a loan lo be paid over eight y ear s. "I kn('W the cost of everything was going up." she said . "But the tone of the m a lpract ice insura nce letter was just too m uch. "There is virtually no competition ;.ind no such thing a s a $100,000 policy, only the Sl m illion type ... Recaus(' of the unpredictability of today's C'la borate and h igh.po we r ed s urgic al pro- cedures, Dr. Kagnoff said some malpractice suits are a f:Jd "fostered a nd festere d by lawyer s who r ncourage clients no m atter how ridiculous the case " She suppor ted the idea of esta blishin g special forensic m edicine p anels to decide out of court which cases warrant furthe r investigation and to set paym ent ceilings depending on d egr ee of m orbid it v. The cost of t his set-up, considerably less than $10 extra per office visit, would be distributed over t he e ntire population a nd be borne by doc- tors and patients a like. "Unless David s trikes down Goliath, doctor s will be forced to go elsewhe re, into the milita r y or group practice," she said. "But that is dis- Light Brigade Returns W ASHINGTON <U PIJ -The Cons ume r Product Safet y Commission has r esumed its pro- g ra m to prev.:>n t d l•fect1ve Chris tmas tree lights from being sold this season. The program h ad been halted by a court orde r won by segm ents of the lighting industry which claim ed the operation -involving the use of tr3ined volunteer s to inspect store shelves - a m ounted to vigilant<' tactics. A federal appeals court last week over turned a lower court ruli ng on the m atter and the com - mission said it now has about 300 volunteer "con- sumer d epul irs ·' operating across the country. The operot1on originally involved about 500 such deputies but there was some erosion in their r anks during the t ime the ins pections wer e halted , the comm ass ion said . The court order had been won by the N ational Ornament and Electric Light Christmas Associa- tion Inc., which r e presents 27 ma nufacturers a nd importers. The lower court ruled that the de puties could not use a booklet issued by the cosnmission o r certain test m ethods designed to d etect faulty lights. Rather tha n rC'vise the whole program the com- mission d ecided to suspend it pending the a ppeal. · \I" ,t nf ''". I II kc· to !111111\ It I\ I' I t'!,!,1ril1•cl lht• pr.I( 111·1· 111 1111 •d11 •1111• .t'> I ll 11 .., II lll I' I Ii I ti I! plt-.1'-,11\I tlOTIOtlS 20% OFF 11 .. logl · But '" "11clcl1•nl:-lw l•i1('11cl 111 \II'\\ I'\ I I'\ JI.I llt'llt ..... ·' p11l1·11l 1.il pl.1111 ldf t't•tl.11111\ 1.d;1•-., lh,1l 1nfrt•d11 111 n1l111f '" h .il "'" do h· .1111 .J11!J.Jll ht 111•\t'" lh.1l mtt' nf th1· f1•\\ lu•,1 lth~ "' frd of 1111· n1•\\ hr .ind of 11wd11 1111· .ind 1111 d11 '.1 l l'\jl"rl'\C tll.1) Ill' fdl by 111.ilpl 11t1t•t• .)llrlt'!- thr11111!h11ul tltt n.11i1111 ·It v.1111'1 ht• long twf•'f•' .1 JUI y of l.1) m1•n ''1th ,, h11pp111~ nu·<l1c.1I l11ll s 11f th1.•1 r 1rn n "111 h "l111 l11 :1c',ISt'\\1th tl11•1r p oc kt'lhnok rn rnuul l'rl'll \ .. 1111n, r think 111111'" lik1• th.it \\ill d1•,il mon· r t'.1s1111.1hl \' v. rlh ;1 '••rdll't .ind tlw ,11111111nt ,,f cl.1magl's. KETI1.ECLOTH PRINTS Rec} $2.98 ~ 1 ~! CALCUTTA CLOTH Rec) $3.49 s 1, R~ Sl.79 . 99~ POLYESTER COTTOM GAUZE STRIPE Re«J $2.91 99~4 100 conoN TIE-DYE DENIM 25'" wtct. RecJ. SI.ti ··~ I 00°10 ACRYLIC DOUBLE KNIT RecJ. $2.98 99c yd. I 00°10 POL VESTER MEN'S WEAR ..sw ..... Reg. SJ 98 $3.91 y4 ht":ir1~mng whf'n you are trained Cor a $pcdalty 3nd can only r~fe r patients to consultants . "The r a mifications are endless . Doctors can't soeciahze. such as adolescent medtcine tn m y c ase. People will procrastinate untU an ill ness is r eally costly. Medt·Cal patients will go Clocking to county hospitals. Dr. Dorothy R ay, dermatologist, comment- ed that malpractice rates penalize aJI doctors who work p art lime, suc h as older men about to retire. "RATES AR E much higher than we ge l be nefits Cor. R e la tively little g oes to dermatologists. We are just contributing to settle - ments of hig he r s uits," she added. Dr. Tonia Ma rralJe, obstetrician, whose as- sociate is bemg forc('d to retire because or the new r ates, said t ht' co::.l of having a ba by will in- cr ease al lea::.t S200. "Of course, that dl•pends on how m a ny ba bies the doctor delivers and how many a re on "elf are." she added "It's almost impossible for m ost women in medicine lo pass on the higher prices be(:ause they h ave families and homes to care for and on - ly work p art-time " Christmas Blouses in Large Sizes 38 to 46 Blouses are up to new tricks this year. Some are one-piece but look like two. And sheers and tanks and on and on. See them all at Ella Nor's. Yours for the givlnt (or keeping). TwO•Coil o• M f,O'lolftdt\t ,; 'StO<k ...=:::srm,.._-0 ;;~~~~ suG~~:'~s? :,_ .. PANTSUITS SLIPS ·-Ii SWEATERS BLOUSES_J GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE Ella Nor'sHALF·SIZE SHOP FULLERTON HUNTINGTON BEACH 224 Oren9etoir Mon 8• Huntington Center LAGUNA HILLS COSTA MISA lo9uf'O Hiiia Moll 1 IOS Newport llvd. SHOP SUNDAY l'l·S (UctPI Coua Mtsa) Ban 1-.\ nwric'a rel • '.\1 aslf• r <'ha r 't> sparkle after twilight ... ·.~· Show off a pretty foot What fun to slip into black, silver or gold peau sllm sandal. S le nder heel and toe. Graceful thin straps. Pretty low price, too. 16.99 ,\l ,t)lll' th.11 · ... ""'''" lht• ins 'l'r I'-. • lw s.rn1 Uc;~ your MJstrr Chuae or BankAmericard EILY PILOT SSIFIED ADS 842~5e78 1. SOUTH COAST PLAZA, COSTA MESA • .. l .. ~· t . t ; ' I :. . l (· ~ ., " , &.lnday. Oecembur 14' 1975 DAILY PILOT B:J COURSES BY NEWSPAPER-PART 16 f TV Keeps Political Parties Off Streets ThU b tM 16th fn o ~'of 18 Courses by New8f)<lper orticleswntten for tM nation's bfcentemUaL and explorinf. theme1of the Amencanl1sues Forum. lnthisanic:le, Pro . Ktmmdiacu88es the fall of the political party from its posi- tionoj :rtrength on the 19th century. t BY DORIS H. KEARNS ,., ... -. 14a,,,..,. u .. 1wntty During the Call of 1972, I traveled for 10 days on the airplane with the peripatetic presidential can· didate of the Democratic party while his campaign plane bopped from airport to airport: Wheeling San Diego, San Francisco, Denver, Philadelphia: Chicago, Dallas and Washington, D.C. It was a strangely surreal experience which had almost nothing to do with the Democratic party \ as I thought I understood it at the time. We spent more than three-quart~ of our waking hours in transit above the clouds ; most or the remaining hours we devoted to the "visuals" that would ap- pear that night on the little square box that stood in every living room in America. Modero technology has turned the modern political campaign into a contest of televised im- ages. Personal contact with a few hundred voters or . a dozen party members and leaders is considered frivolous compares with the task of preparing for television appearances in which millions can be re- ached at once. Thus the most important contacts in each city were not the local political leaders but the local talk show hosts, the evening newscasters, the television producers. [ f IN SAN DIEGO we descended -TV cameras, r newspapermen and staff -upon a small hospital , where the candidate was programmed to de- monstrate his concern for health care. As we m!I ... ~. walked through the corridors, totally disrupting the t routine of the patients, I heard one cameraman say ti' to another: "God, I'm really tired and don't feel like r covering this event. I 'd love to catch some sleep on the plane." ''Well, why don't you?" the other responded. "After all, we're going to a clinic in Denver this afternoon. All you have to do is to film the candidate there and call it San Diego on your · tape. What difference does it make?" Men's and women's fashion watches. The perfect gift. And what a price. 34.88 f . It is hard lo see how the political party - t classically designed as a linkage between the can-~ didates and the voters -fits into this style of cam- ' paigning. This is the gauge of the direct primary r where party leaders no longer control nominations .. and where the independent voter is rapidly replac- t ing the party follower in numbers and importance UPI Te'9tllloCO Wqmen's tatlored watch has 17-iewel movement in gold- tone case and bracelet i· to the candidates. ~ In 10 days the only direct relationship I ob- served between the people and the candidate that bore out my preconceptions about campaigns was a Jarge rally on the s treets of San Francisco. The can- didate rode in an open car, the crowd following him up the streets singing and responding to his rhetoric with joyous enthusiasm. But my pleas ure was not shared by the sta!f. Apparently the rally had begun too late in the afternoon to make the 6 p .m . news, and the participants were too passionate and unruly for the image of calm that was being projected that ! week upon the tube. How different th.is presidential campaign from its counterparts 50 or 100 years ago! Jn the heyday of party influence following the Civil War the great majority of citizens identified with one or the other -party. Politics then was like religion; it gave people a sense of fraternity and a feeling of belonging which brought them to the polls in very high percen· tages. (The average turnout in the 19th century was ~ 76 percent compared to less than 50 percent in the ! 20th.) And once they got to the polls, nine out of 10 vot- ed a straight party line. In that age of party faithful, r the practice of splitting one's ticket (a common ~-practice today) was not taken lightly. ' THE BASE of the modern American party system for the past century was the precinct or- ganization. ln the past, local party leaders directly controlled a number of tangible reS'~urces -the ••1oaves and fishes" -skillfully distributed as re- wards for the party's faithful: jobs, food baskets, medical care, legal assistance, scholarships, aid to the elderly. The ties between the citizen and the party were direct and personal. "I think," Lincoln Steffens wrote, "that t~e's got to be in every ward somebody that any b(oke can come to -and get help -no matter what he's done. Help, you understand, none of your big law andjustice, but help." . Today most party leaders no Jonger bring baskets of food to hungry families. Nor do they de- liver many jobs to the unemployed. All these services and more have been assumed by the bureaucracy of the welfare state -the Social Secutity .Administration, the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, the department of Labor. The American bureaucracy is a relatively new phenomenon. Even in 1933 the total employ- ment in the Executive branch was less than 600,000 Half of them were in the post office. Today there are approximately 2.5 million civilian employes in the Executive branch. : Before the turn of the century, the members or the federal bureaucracy were recruited by the sPoils system; with every change in the presidency, thousands of civil servants were displaced by the supporters of the new Chief Executive. This system was modified in 1883 with the passage of the Pendleton Act, which created the Civil Service Commission and provided for the recruitment of 10 percent of the employes by open competitive ex- amination. Since then, as the expansion of gov- ernmental aativities increasingly revealed the.inef- ficiencies of the patronage system, that percentage has grown. Today more than 90 percent of the federal employes are chosen by the merit system. Replaced by the welfare state, deprived of patronage, stripped of thetr nominating function, the modern political parties have changed alm?st beyond recognition. Today as many people classify themselves as Independents as Republicans or Democrats. Only 28 percent consider themselves stroni party identifiers. And as party loyalty declines ticket s plitting goes up. In 1900.only three of every' 100 vCJters split ~ir tickets; today .nearly one·third of the voters regularly cross party lines. But the decline of the party can only be un- derstood in the larger context of the loss of com- munity lite in modem American society. The ?Ider political party drew its lifeblood from tbe etbn~c. al- liances among a congeries of local commurut1es, from the social fact that the same families lived and worked in the same neighborhoods for generations. Today many of those ethnic communities have been shattered by a conflue11ce of social, political and economic forces; by the concentration of industrial power and work in the city; by highways, urban re- newal, and high -r ise dwellings. We are becoming, in the words of the popular sociologist Van ce P ack ard , "a nation of strangers." About 40 million Americans change their home address at least once each year; the average American moves about 14 times in his lifetime. Today two dut of three families are torn apart by divorce and more than two million sons and daughters voluntarily leave their homes and cross state lines to go to college. In the midst of th.is larger social upheaval, it is not surpris ing that the bonds of party also have been s undered. The American parties originally de- veloped in response to the social structure and to the needs of the people for a peaceful process to fill the political po:.1tions established in the Constitu- tion. As the social s tructure changed over time, so did the party structure -in response to the western movement of the population and the dispersal of economic resources. during Jackson's time, the parties broadened their base; in response to the concentration of economic and industrial power in the late 19th century, the parties narrowed their bases. Thus to talk about changing the parties -re- vitalizing the local precincts or restructuring the system of financing or r ebuilding the lines of com- munication -is. as we shall see in the next article, to talk about changing the social and economic structure as well. Nert week. The problems of ref tJTming the govern- ment. Teddy Roosevelt, 'Bull Moose· of American politics m 1912, took his campaigns to the people -as did most of his contemporaries lf you're .a Courses by Newspaper student, note that .. ftnals" a re . ap- proaching. The final ex- aminat.ion over these newspaper lectures is man- dcitory for those wishing to earn two units of college credit. The te3t is scheduled from 10 . a. m. to noon on Saturday, Jan. 3, 1976, in Room 102 of Orange Coast College's art center build- ing. Students who have. a canflict should contact in- structor Tom Wert.at OCC in advance. Cosmetics Policing 'A Flop' .JQPenney SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -A voluntary pro- gram for letting the gov- ernment know when con- sumers are injured by cosmetics has been a flop, according to Presi- dent Ford's consumer ad· viser. Virginia Knauer speculates that perhaps only one in every several thousand adverse reac- tion reports received by cosmetic companies gets passed on to the govern- ment. "Clearly, additional government regulation is needed," Mrs. Knauer said. The voluntary report- ing program launched in 1974, she said. has been "disappointing to say the least. Only about 120 cos- metics companies out of an estimated 5,000 have been filing reports." Bubble bath products, she said, are one of the top 10 sources of adverse reactions but they do not show up significantly in injury reports received by the Food and Drue Ad- ministration . This week, save on the perm you choose. Sale16.88 - Reg. 22.50 plus cut. The Helene Curtis 'Uniperm· for a young, soft. casual. curl. Gives hair bounce and body. Cut and set included. Sale12.88 Reg. $15 plus cut. The Helene Curtis 'Proteine' perm has special additives to give greater curl control. Great ror the 'curly' look. Cut and set included. Sale9.88 Reg. 12.50 plus cut. The Helene Curtis 'Balsam Plus· perm with balsam cond1t1oner for added strength and shine. Gives a soft, casual curl. Ha ircut and set included. No appointment necessary. Charge It. • DIAMOND DELIGHTS . -·: .·. & LOVE LOOPS~: .. ·~·-= ·. c· .... ..-!) 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Men's 17-jewel dress calendar watch has lu minous drat and markers. Gold-tone case and band. Men's self-winding day/date watch has 25-jewel movement. sttck markers Gold- tone case and bracelet Men's self-winding calendar watch has 25-jewel movement. Stainless steel case and band. Women's tailored watch has cushion- shaped case. 17-iewel movement. Gold-tone case, band. Women's dress watch has 17-jewel movement in silver· tone case and bracelet. •tt75 ~Co. Inc:. Women's dress watch has oval case, 17-iewel movement. Gold-tone case and band. ARCADIA CANOGA PARI( CARSON DOWNEY FULlERTON HUNTINGTON BEACH LAGUNA HILLS LAKEWOOD MONTCLAIR Nl!WPORT BEACH NORTHRIOGE ORANGE 'THE CITY' PUENTE HILLS RIVERSIDE SAN BERNARDINO VENTURA WEST COVINA WHI 000. Use your JCPenney charge card. • r Jl4 DAILY PILOT tYule 'Gala Raises :Voices, I ~ ,. I ' t l Funds Soloists Ben Deane and Amy Weston take singing seriously. A delightful Christmas package, tied in gold rib- bon, was opened for the enjoyment of 650 party-goers when the 552 Club of Hoag Memorial Hospital, Presbyterian presented the annual Voi ces of Christmas benefit in the Marriott Hotel. Highlight of the evening was the program of traditional and contemporary carols sung by the choral group, with solos by celebrities and the customary reading of "The Night Before Christmas" by Andy _Devine. The Voices are professional friends and as- sociates of the founders, Les Brown and Sonny Burke, who got together for neighborhood caroling. After t~o years, Burke's son died of a heart ail- MR. AND MRS. CLINTON HOOSE ·TRADITIONAL READING BY ANDY DEVINE I I r ! I CALENDAR: Dates Filled LA LECHE LEAGUE: The newly organized Newport Beach Chapter will meet at 8 p.m. Mon- day, Dec. 15, in the home of Nan· cy Turner. Newport Beach. Anyone wishing information may call Anne McLaren, 833·0248. DELPWAN SOCIETY: Beta Delta Nu Chapter, Newport Beach will meet for a Christmas brunch Tuesday. Dec. 16, in 1.he home of Mrs. Robert Murrell. OPERA LEAGUE: Members and guests will attend a 'performance of "Gypsy" al Sebastian's West Dinner ,Playhouse, San Clemente, Tues- day, Dec. 16. Reservations are being accepted by Mrs. Frank Turner, 499-3412. ALTA BARIA COMMITl'EE: Pairs The Orange County Philharmonic Society committee will host its 10th annual Las Luces de Navidad Gala Tuesday, Dec. 16, at the Balboa Bay Club.· Guests will board a luxury yacht at 6:30 p.m. for cocktails, then return to the club for dinner and dancing. SYMPOSIUM : A day.tong symposium Tuesday, Dec. 16, will center on the identification and evaluation of mental health problems. Location will be the Hilton Inn, Fullerton, and sponsor will be the Brea Hospital Neuropsychiatric Center. Keynote speaker will be Ronald C. Smith, M.D., director of Orange County Neuropsychiatric Center, who is a 1970 Gold Medal winner Crom 0 tbe International Congress of Psychiatry. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS: Hunt- ington Beach Chapter 857 will meet at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 17, at Murdy Park Center, Hunt- ington Beach, for a Christmas gift exchange. NEWPORT HARBOR PANHELLENIC: The annual pick·a-package party will taJce place at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 17, in the home of Mrs. Robert L. Koehler, Newport .Be act). GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL: A new service unit for Girl Scouts in Laguna Niguel has been formed with Barbara Holloway Lemanski-Moffett Sharon Ruth Morrett became the bride of Dana Laurence Lemanski during nuptial ceremonies in St. Edward's Church, Dana Point. They are the daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert James Moffett of Laguna Beach and Mr. Eugene Lemanski of Dana Point. The newlyweds will live in Dana Point. • • it Lonergan-Johnson . All Saints Episcopal Chureh, Beverly Hills was the set· Ung for the rites linki.oi Roxana Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nunnally Johnson of Beverly Hills, and Michael Guthrie Lonergan Of Newport Beach. The bride attended Westlake School, Beverly HiU.; Ute American School, London; the International School in Geneva, and Shimer College, lllinois. Her husband, son of John 8 . Lonergan and the late Kathleen Guthrie Lonergan, a director of the Sun Tele1ram newapapen lo San Bernatdtno. attended Tufts University and IS t mau(er ot the Mark ~per Forum, Los Ancel ./ .. f 1 as chairman. The Scouts will carol in Crown Valley Mall at 6:30 p.m . Wednesday, Dec. 17. CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S CLUB: Joy.filled Christmas will theme t~e Wednesday, Dec. 17, meeting of the Huntington Beach club, scheduled for the Sheraton Beach Inn. Speaking and singing will be Dean, Mary Jane and Bil· ly Brown. BUOY'S BELLES AUXILIARY: A Christmas luncheon at the Capistrano Depot is planned for Thursday, Dec. 18, at noon by the Dana Point Yacht Club auxiliary. Y WOMEN: A Polynesian Christmas celebration is set for Thursday. Dec. 18, in the YWCA building, Santa Ana, at 9:30 a.m. Child care will be available. l MRS. LEMANSKI - ment and the group began performa~ces to. raise fund s for the Michael Burke Found~tion w~1ch is based at St. John's Hospital, Santa Monica and is used for the purchase of heart equipment. . Today the group presents pro~rams. m ~os Angeles as a foundation b~nefi~ and m conJunction with the Eisenhower Hospital m Palm Desert and Hoag where funds are sp~it between the local or- ganizations and the foundation. . . About $15 000 was netted from the black-tie din~ ner dance. Locally, proceeds will. sup_Port the hospital's general fund with curren~ p~orities on the completion of remod~l~ng_ and .cqwppmg of nuclear medicine and rehabilitation departments and the business office facilities. I I l MR. AND MRS. A. VINCENT JORGENSEN Ann Landers Sitter: Arise! DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm a 16-year·old girl who has been re· ading your column for a long time. I believe you give sound ad· vice. Now I have a problem and I hope you can help me. I've done babysitting for these people who are friends of my parehts. They have four very ac· tive children. About four months ago I told the woman I thought I deserved an increase from 50 cents an hour to 75 cents. She said she'd compromise and pay me 60 cents. I babysat for two other families and received 75 cents an hour from them. I really need the money but decided not to maJce an issue of it with this first lady because of the family friendship. '1bree weeks ago, The Great C.Ompromiser needed a sitter on short notice. I had another com- mitment. She begged me to find her another sitter. I did. She paid that girl 75 cents an hour. The following week I sat for her and she paid me 60 cents· an hour. I am puzzled by her attitude. I know this woman likes me and so do her children. I always do a good Job and am completely reliable. Why won't she PlY me 75 cents an hour? Please answer tbese questions and give me some advice. -SHORT- CHANGf:D When you make it clear that you are no longer available at the old price she will either pay the new. price or get someone else and pay HEil 7$ cents an bour. DEAR ANN LANDERS: A word before the holidays on a problem that has griped me for four years running. Certain members of my family give homemade clothing for gifts at Christmas time. I'mnot a snob abqut homemade gifts. Some of my relatives sew very well. But I bate to receive a gift with a note in the box that says, "Needs only a hem" -or, ''All you have to do is fit this around the waist. Those "last-minute touches" take anywhere from two to 10 months. For exampl e, last Christmas my mother-in-law made bedspreads !or each of the children. They needed to be shortened "slightly." Almost a year bas passed and I still ha- ven't gotten aroulid to it. How much better it would have been bad Grandma purchased something. Anything. Please say a word Or' two in your ~olumn about sending un· · finished gifts, Ann. l'ro sure this problem ls not mine alone. - FINISH IT OR DON'T SEND IT DEAR F .I.: I'm with yo11. Here'• my me11ace. DEAR SHORT: Would yoa pay a sitter 75 cents an hoar U you knew you coald 1et her for 60 ceat11 Well -tbls II &be way ~mpromue butt figured. DEAR READERS: Wilen YoQ send someone an anftnlllr.ecl dft, you ire 1endhl1 tbena. ~ I 'J'•tsa1ltaoyplalnettJupacJaa4. I Ex-cons Join Crime Fight LA JOLLA <1' Pl) T A trio or ex-convicts and a group of sophisticated behavioral scien. tists have pooled their insight in a program that has cut armed robbery by 30 percent at 60 Southern California 7-Eleven stores. Western beh avioral sciences institute ran a 14-montb experiment involving 120 selected . convenien~e sto_res in San Diego, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino coun- ties. The stores were divided into two equal · groups with equal robbery rates, and the in- stitute experimented with antirobbery techni- ques in one group. • THE CRIME RATE dropped 90 percent in the experimental stores compared with that in control s tores, where no precautionary • measures were taken, Dr. Wayman Crow. director of the institute anJ head of the pro- ject, said last week. He said ex-convicts, trained members of the WJ3SI staff, played a vital part in the study and provided "insight into the prespective" of robbers. "We visited the stores at night and cased them as if we wer e going to rob them," said ex-robber Ray J ohnson, one of the institute's team members a nd a researcher on crime problems. ''The ones we found most attractive were the ones most frequently robbed.'' The techniques the researchers d evised during the 14-month study were simple and in- expensive. STORE WINDOWS were cleared to pro- vide better visibility Crom the outside, cash re- gisters were moved to the front of the store, better parking lot lighting was provided and possible escape routes were blocked. In addition, store owners and clerks were trained in how to reduce the amount of cash on band, how to recognize suspicious activity and Overregulation . : · Of Chenllcals Hit ~r . .. SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) -It isn'tintelligent to regulate pesticides that are no more harmful 1 than car oil, a plant pathologist says. The Environm ental Protection Agency (EPA> regulates everything "as if it were dangerous, and that's like regulating car oil on the same basis as arsenic," Dr. B.E. Day, pro· fessor of plant pathology at the University of California at Berkeley, said last week. Day, during an interview at the Inland Em- pire Agricultural Chemical Association conven- tion here, said that if the EPA continues to con- sider every pesticide to be "deadly dangerous," persons will stop paying attention to its regula- tions. More tough regulations could turn the s mall farmer into an outlaw, Day said, because "the small farmer is more hkely to risk a fine for us- ing' a restricted pesticide than watch his crops di " e. WHILE REGULATION of many pesticides is needed, Day said, controls on such chemicals at Ethrel. which controls ripening and color in fruit, are worthless. A person would have to eat a pound or Ethre l before he became sick, the • pathologist said. The history of chemical applications to crops • does not warrant the stringent controls now in ef- fect, he said. · .... _.. ......... ........ ,.,....., ftifN4a .. ....-.i PU-WASH PIMWALE CORDUROY Sirrc>ffcity pattern 17020 for Jenuwy is our choice for _a fahion winner with this fa&ric-. Repeated washings give stre9ked. ombre tie-dye effect. Poly-Cotton blend. «"wide. BRUSHED DENIM TWILL NEW SHIPMENT! Big new color selection w11h the 24? popular faded wash-out look. Sew a gi ft Jac ket with yd matct11ng pul'H. 45" wide. , ..... uo. NEWPORT IEACH JO,..._.._. I OPIM:M• .. W. ... t:JO,.... _..,,w,_ ,. • • ·'°" ~·. ..:. ,. ~). '""'-'\ &Jnday. December 14. 1915 DAIL v PILOT B3i Holiday M~il Fraud Grows WASllINGTO:'\ <AP> Thl' Postjl Sl'T\ll't warns Chn:-tlmus shopJ)l•rs to hl' "'.11) of m<11l order swindll•rs. "ho may tw opl'r.111ng rn n•ruril numbers th as hohcLty :-.l'Json "Thesl' opt•r.1tors offrr somt•lhin).-( .it ..in t':\ tremely atlr;1ctl\'1' pt tc•1· .ind tht•n don"t ddi\ 1·1 said Postal Sl'nH'l' allorrwy GL·orgL· Ihw1:-. ··Christ mas 1:-. .1 hu sy mailini..: tinh· b1·1-.w:-.1· 11 1s a lime of busy t•ommt•n·1.1l al'l1nl) \raJ tllo:-.1· who seek to deCl•i Vl' tomt.> out uf tlw \.\O<>tl\.\ork ;it Chnstmas ltme." D.n 1s said 111an1nll•rv1t'\.\ Though many mall order com·er11-. ;1n· ll'g11lmatc. the a1hng l't."onom) hjs stjrkd ,, boom in m;ul onkr f1.1ud. and 1t mJy gl't \\111 ~1 dunng !ht• Chnstm.1.s st•Json. PostJI Sl·r \ 1n· ol fic1als Sa) "THIS IS t\ ltn1l' \\hen t hl· l>uH·1· should beware evt•n mun· than usual If a·m~il-urder uf fer sounds too good to Ix' tru1.· tht·n that's pm bably what 1t 1:-. ·· D..i' 1s sJ.Jc1 As an exampll• of a mall urdt•r swindle from a previous holiday Sl'ason. lbvis (·1ted an operator who ad\l'rt1s1.'<I .1 \.\l'll kn1)\.\n makt.' of camera for about S50 k s::_.. than ib markl'l ,·aluc UPI Telephoto "lie got thousands of pt>ople tn m ail him checks for $19 95. but tlw s\\Uldkr wasn't dt· livering any camt•ras." Davi~ s;.i1d LA JOLLA STORE OPERATOR IS INSTRUCTED Q~_HOW TO REDUCE THEFT RISKS how to deal with nil persons -robbers as wdl ent<.'d study. th1.• SouthJ and Cop . operators ~ind franch1 ::,(•rs of 5.-100 7· EleH"n stores in the nat10n. formt•d :JO t'Xl'l'Ult\ t' crimt• prevention <'11mm1llt'l' to plan implementation of the techn1qu1.•s ..it otlwr ston•s as customers who t.•nlered lhl'1r stores "TllE ST l:llY dt•mon:-.tratt•ssc1l'nt1fu·;illv that physical changt·s al lhl' retail slor1.• sit~· and training of personnel! are efkct1ve wa\':-o lo deter a potential robbery." Crow said. 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December 1•. 1915 Child Star Struggling to Return By ROBERT C'A R•;Y MARIANN A. \11. <UPI> Stw :-at Bud dha-ltke llO thl• sd111ol room desk. ll'~s foldl><l under ht.•r. h.wds reslmg 1ighUy on h i.>t knt'l':-, :1n · unlikely tcachl•r for un· " • ltkely s tud<•nt s $usan Mr.1.,tw1 g -..it w ith two :-c·ort.• ur :-o b l ack , <'tlltur.tlly deprived lt.'l'll .1g1·r~ ··Let's set.• tht.• h.1nds of those who think tht•y <.'an act,·· sht' :-.11d. booming nut a big ,·oil't' from '>Ul'h much about it n ow, 1t ".:is obviously h ard for her too. When she was 19 she mo\t'd to Italy to try gel· tmg it all into perspec- h ve. She s taye<j three yl'ars and acted in sevt>ral foreign movies. Sht• told a n interviewer when she returned: "My parents and I are now friends rather than mutual dependents. But more important, 1 am now able to work out a better balance between my personal and pro- cessional hfe. Before 1 went to Europe I never took time out for the Uungs l lov~d to do - window shop, reud, visit a museum, hstcn to re- cords, just bt.• alont.>. In Italy I karnt•d that time was mine to do with us I pleased." That was in the early 'OOs. But whJlever plans she might have h ad for new theater projects were sidelined b y mar- riage to Britis h actor Chns topher Jones and the birth of a daughter, who had a congenital heart de!ect. All this took a lot or time. Also, there had been some bad reviews which seemed bound to come considering the ecstacy o! the first ones and for a time Susan did not want to act any more. For six or seven years she. did not appear in anything. Then s he and her School Aid Act and hus band divorced and through the National En- s he began slowly to work dowment o! j\rts. her way back. The object of the pro- She began, as she puts gram is to bring in suc- it now , "To pay my cessful artists, black or dues." wtiite, who will be valua- The a fternoon 's lee· ble role models for lure at Marianna's Lee children in integrated High School is over now. schools. • S h e h a s b e e n i n From here she goes to Arkansas a week, ru>· a lecture at the Universi· pearing in high school ty of Florida and then workshops in severQt starts work on a part in cities under a grant !mih the television series the National Emerge 1 ''Harry O." At 37, actress Susan Strasberg still can't rival early successes a httlt! girl, Jlthuugh - .,he's not l''.\Jctb· .1 girl .my more but still looks -'-~~-=--~~~~~~~~~~~---===--~~~~~~~. ll. .'.'io hands. "How manv uf vuu haH· ever t~1ld )Our parents ::>omt·lhing thal • ~·asn't trut.• ,rnd mJdt.• them belil'vl' 1t ·• • • LOTS OF h;.inds go up and then• art> some chucklt•:-. and s m l11.•s. Somebody s.i td, ··Right on ·• ··well, that ·s :.it.·ting," :-.aid Susan St rasbt•rg ·From my point of \11..•\\ I would c11ns1d1.•r you pr1.·- 1 tty good a('tors .. ~ She had lht•m nO\ .... They wer(' lts lt.•nmg, pay 1 n g a lt t.• n t 1 on . A frame of rt'fen•nct.• h~•d bet>n reacht.>d She stood up. mm t•d among tht•m, tJlk1.•d Jml tJught. Sus.rn Str.1sbt•rg, "ho as a t t.• t' n ~' ~ t• r I 1 k l' themsel\l's had lwen tht• brightl''>l stJr un R r o .1 d " .1 y . 1 11 l h n 'l' dJys had oftt.•n h ob Mbbt•d "tlh tht.• ltkt.•::. of Orson Wl'llt.·s. M anlyn :\lonrot.• or P.1ul ~l'wman who might Jll) timt.•drop 111:.i ht•r p.lnnb homl' for tt'J ASO llF.R stucknls on this aftt.•rnoon w c•r c .mostly black M1ss1s::.ippi Delta dt.•sct.•ndJnts. scar ct.•ly a gt.•nt.•r:itwn awav fro m 1llitt>ruc)'. and -only a ft.•\\ sll'ps further from t•otton ftl'ld slaver: It 1~ th<.' longest of journeys from Bro.id" ay l o the '.\11ss1ss1pp1 l>l'lta no matter whNht•r you are gomg or coming And om• has to posl• lht.• qut>st wn. "hat s an up town girl llkl' ) ou d 11111:.: 1n ~' do" n home pl.in· Lik e this'! Jn the :iutumn of l!l.;5. Susan Strasberg, th1.•n 17 , opened on Bro~1clway m the lead of "Tht• Diary t1f Anne Frank" to unusual· ly open mouthed rt•\ tl'" s calling ht•r "1•n(·h .mt 10 g," "brt.• al ht .tlrn1g. "dazzlin g · and ra dtant ":'\1.•" 't 11rk <'ntH·s withou t a d1s-.t•nting voice h .11led t ht.• turth of ..i new star Tll.\T SF. \SO'.'. nn BroJd\\3\. ".is dt.•sC'nlit•d as the best in H'a r \ncl Susan Strasberg .• 1 high sch ool SC'nior fnund h erself chcen•d .is the best among such -.tars as Julie H a rns, Sh1rlt.>y Booth . Ruth Gnrdon. Shelll'\ Wint1•1 . '\,1ncy W alkC'r and <:wen Verdon In the Wt't.•ks that followPd, her namt• \.\1•nt up in lights .t fool htJ.!h abo\ e the lll ll• of lht.· show ~ind. 111 tht• \\oord'> of T1mP m.1ga11n('. "Sht' bN':Jffil' thl' yuung1·~1 d r ~1 m at 1 c st .1 r t> " 1•1 lo shmt• nn Hroadw<•Y E\en11nt• st•nt her s c r i p t ~ t o r 1• <J cl . En•non<' \\ antc·cl an in- t e r ,; 1 l' " • T h t' '\ " w \'ork1.·r cam1• to c.111, as d 1 d L 1 f t.' • C n o cl Housekl•t.•ping .ind Look The next \<.>.tr t ht• hit mP\ 1e Pie.me ' sl.irnng Wilham JloldC'n ;.ind Kim !':ovak was r deas1.•d and Susan won m or e acclaim as the book 1sh. tom· bov1s h little sister of thc- glamorous Kim. VALUE Pot With Hanger 2 .99 Select a 6" or 8" pot. Great for every room in your home, Give as a gift. Plant not included . 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I I i I I 11 I 11 i: I I . j 8 •1 :I r l c c r: c \ J p e r 1 t ( c ( ·I t' t l ' \ Sunday, December T 4. 1!'75 DAILY PILOT 87 .. Plug'-;When Is It Legal? ByTOMUHLENBROCK resp i r a to r y or that a court direct Jife-wife died while still legislalt.•res. ST LOUIS tUPl> circulatory !iYStem con· sustammg m achinery be hookro to the machim·ry Ironically, Warner cedures is the fact that they all know when they do put a patient on the machine, they have to worry about whether they can turn the machine otc. • · Warner said. "Exotic developments in the world of med1t 10l' defeat the purpose, m so m ~ ins tances, for which the physic1jn ha:, bt>en trarned . Jle's trained to pract1tt' medicine and instead he has to practice l<Jw," Warner said. K aren Ann Quinlan linued. unpluggt-d from his 31· but before the suit was said the definition is • would not ~e cons1dercd Miss Quinlan's br:.un year-old \\ 1fl·. J ud1th resolved. needed not so much to ~· dead u n d e r the was said to have only Ann. In Debro's situataon, end the use of machines .i; American Bar Associa· sporaQ wave activity, Warner agreed \he on otnerwise "dead" pa- tlon'sdefinitlonl>fdeath. but other life functions HIS SUIT ~aid her woman was dead tientsbuttoinsurephysi· ''They won't plug it in ilthey can't unplug it." .. Absolutely not," said existed despite doctors' brain was "b1olog1cally because no life systems cians will not hesitate to Edward. Warner, a st. testimony that she had dead · · and h c r would exist without employ them for ke'eping Loub ottarney who degenera~d beyond all resp i.r at or y and medical assistance. patients like Karen Ann beaded the association's hope of res um ing a circulatory !.ystems Warner said the ABA Quinlan "alive." committ.ee on mediicine normal .Hf~. were functioning only is working to have its de- .and law wbicb formt.&l at-ln a similar ~use, Gary bee au s e o ( ou t sidc finition incorporated un-''INCU!ttBENT 1n the edtbelegaldefinition. Debro of St. Louis asked s timulation . D e brn's iformly into law by state fear of starting the pro- He said uniform adop- tion of the definition would take the burden off physicians. ·' lt 's hard to opt•ratl' on somebody if you have to keep looking over your ::.houlder ·• ur1 T•••hot ATTORNEY WARNER Rules Protect Patient -The definition says. -,~ --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ••For •n legal purposes. a human body with tr reversible cessation of total brain function <ic .. cording to usual and 11 customary standards of medical practice shall be considered dead.•· This would not apply. I' Warner said, to tbe New 1: J erse_y girl for whom her I, parents have asked an end to artificial life· maintaininl devices The request has ~$\ turned down in tb e courts. The ABA definition of death, arrived at by a committee of doctQrs. -lawY,ers , philosQpMrs, '.: theologians and seman· ' ticists, was published l ast January . Bu t Warner had refused lo comment on it until he agreed recently lo an in· terview. FOR PERSONS, such as Mis s Quinlan ·~ parents, who seek to d1::. connect life-sus taining machines from com- atose and otherwise hfe- less loved ones, Warner said the problem lies in the phra:,e ··total brain function." Emphasizing he is giv· ing his own, and not necessarily the associa- tion's, interpretation of the definition . Warnl'r said legal death requin·s total cessation of all brain functions. Since the bruin !'tern is thought to control such bodily functions as breathing and blood flow, a patient with a total absence Qf brain waves would not he con s id e r e d d e a d 1 f t h l' Smog Aid -Stirs Up . I I• I Furor SAN DIEGO <UPI> Wh en the gas pump s howed 27 gallons in Howard Oberg's car, he decided it was time to call the service station attendant His tank held only 18 gallons. "We reached a settle- ment," he said . "l paid for 12 gallons and, after thinking about it, called the county weights and measures office." The case was the first exa mpl e found of gasoline returning to a service station storage tank through the new vapor recovery systems required by county or dinance. PROPONENTS of the recovery systems say they will e liminate a lot of smog cheaply, but im· plementation is proving to be a center of con· troversy. Four major oil com- panies have attacked the county ordinance, the most stringent known. If the court challenges fail. the o rdinance could become a national pro-· totype. Investigation of Oberg 's purchase showed the gasoline in· tended for his tank was swallowed by the pump's vapor r ecovery hose. "We've heard rumors o! this before, but this is the first case we've verified," said Stephen R . Mill er. county weights and measures director. He blamed th(' pro- blem on a mismatch of nozzle and fuel tank filler tube. 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TAURUS (April 3>-May 20): Lumlr cycle is bieh trust intuition, judgment. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): What occurs behind the scem~s is more important now than u.sual . C'ANCER (June 21-July ~): Accent on friendship, gain through social contacts, ability lo transform wishes mtorealities. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Spotlight on career, ambition. s tanding in community, professional superiors. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sept. 22): Good Moon :ispect coincides now with long.distance com- munication, travel. education. LIBRA (St.>pt. 23-<kt. 22): Occult or hidden matters could command attention. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Accent on partnership; ll'gal agreement, including mar- rl..1ge. SAGITTARIUS CNov. 22-Dec. 21): Check w\th one who understands figures, acts, num- ber:.. CA PRICORN CDec. 22-Jan. 19): Moon .ispect highlights creativity, change, love. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Be specific, direct. especially where home and family are t·oncerned Gel valid property appraisal. 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TODAY'S CIDSSIDID PUZZLE ACROSS 81 Fathers 160 Daybreak : 30 Metal 113 Assigned 84 Instructor comb. form fastener task 1 Biblical 85 Comment 161 Draft 33 Portman-115 lessen animal 87 Invest animal teau part 117 Chinese 4 Greek letter 89 Famous 163 Walk: 2 wds. 35 Recover pagoda 9 Brag violin 165 Racetrack 37 Mother-of· 119 "lucky" 14 Salty 91 Only character pearl number 20 Racing 92 Petitions 167 Papal 40 Plumed bird 121 Colorado circuit 94 G1•l's name crown 43 Frames ot park 21 English 96 Dodge 170 Nostrils mind 122 Thin noblemen artfully 173 Man's name 46 Dress part 1n tone 22 Telamon 98 Compass 176 Not diluted 48 Sweetheart 124 Small drtnk 23 Gastropoid point 178 Pancake 49 Agreeable 126 Functional : mollusk 99 Gallium sauce 51 Unearthly 2wds 25 Old-woman-symbol 180 Punitive 53 Disgust 128 NephrtC ish 101 Small 182 Say expression 131 American 7 Artist's booklet 183 Act 54 Japanese general stand 103 tndefatigable185 Peace drama 134 lncendiarlsm 29 Heavy board 106 Verb ending goddess 56 Small fish 136 Wanderer 31 Eccentric: 107 Women's 187 Unskilled 57 Antitoxin 139 And· Latin Slang word 189 Actress 60 Postal 141 Hebrew 32 A,f'ange-109 Purposive Gardner seal letter men ts 110 NASA word 190 Relegates 62 Army 142 Conttnent · 34 Father: 112 The Great 191 Satisfies division Latin 192 Mine 2wds. abbr. 36 Procession 114 On the entrances 64 lady soil 144 Rich 38 Callfornla ocean 193 lease : tillers stews Indian 116 French slang 66 Appolnt-146 Slice : 2 wds. 39 Overact chemist DOWN men ts 147 Independent 41 Sailor's 118 Narrow 1 Ah me! 68 Indian one· 2 wds. signal open;ngs 2 Rational trophy (slang) 42 Verb lorm 120 Part of 3 Malice 70 Window sill 149 Approve 44 Silicon alphabet 4 Warning sign 73 Make cloth 151 Bygone symbol 123 Boards 5 Rough lava 75 Scandinavian time 45 Whtie 125 Sun hat 6 Before: 76 Cornered 153 Raveling 47 Cozy room 127 Matriculate prefix 78 Unexpected 1 56 Monetary 48 French 129 Elevate 7 Fall joy gatn article 130 Vietnam 8 Ore test 80 Stunted 159 Fragrant 50 Cleanse plateau 9 Cotton bundle animals roo1stock 52 Stocking 132 Naval cop: 10 Ear : comb. 82 Diphthong 162 Ohio city material abbr. form 83 Stable 164 Mongolian 55 Defeats: 133 Continent: 11 Swiss compartment 166 Volcanic slang abbr. mountain 86 Short hills detritus 58 That is: 135 Separate 12 Table 88 College t68 Bel1l!fs abbr 137 Grafted: seasoning degree 169 Nimbus 59 Hindu heraldry 13 ~ussian 90 Perfect l71 Imitates mantras 138 Accumulate despots 93 Divide 172 Beach 61 B1b1tcal 140 Goads 14 Japanese 95 Trite grains weeds 143 Spanish title beer fT1 Glacial 174 Jacob's 63 Indifferent 145 Spread hay 15 Jewish ridge son 65 Wiped 146 Calcium month 99 Tumbler 175 Colorless 67 Old symbol 16 Swedish 100 Theater 177 Boot feature soldiers 148 Lyric muse district passageway 179 Favorite 69 Danger 150 Student's 17 Loamedon's 102 Tannery 181 Hawa11an 71 Length paper klther needs wreath measure: 152 Mantlme 18 Renown 104 Sacred 184 Clergyman's abbr. 154 Scythe 19 Dinner Images title: abbr. 72 Exclamation 155 Norse god seNing 105 Bristles 186 Helm 74 Wandering 157 Weight: 24 Watching 108 Glass position n Leglslate abbr. 26 Compact · baubles 188 Liquid 79 Striped 158 Chinese mass 111 letter measure: ani mal porcelain 28 Short Jacket addition abbr. 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An lmprovilaUoonl show d~lined es~ial· ly for youn1 people, "Colonel Montana and the Medicine Show Down," will play Dec. 30 throuah Jan. 4 at the Mark Taper Forum of lbe Los Angeles Music Center. Tickets at $3 adults and $1. 75 children will be available at the door. LIDO lfl"POllT i BU CH ~459 VIA LIDO 613 83~0 G!NE HACKMAN I Bl1t 111£ BUWTI plu• I ~· /:'··~, ',,, . . .... ..... ~X'it1(/l!i1 !'f l~>' ~\, J\I .91.' . NITES: Thurs., Dec. 25 -7 p.m. Fri., Dec. 26-8 p.m. Sat., Dec. 27 - 8 p.m. Sun., Dee. 28 -6 p.m. Mon., Dee. 29 -8 p.m. Tuu., Dec. 30-8 p.m. . . 'I MATINEES: -~- Fri., Dec. 2t -2 p.m. / \ Sat. Dec. 27 -2 p.m. : • Sun., Dee. 28 - 2 p.m. Tues., Dee. 30 - 2 p.m. The Ideal Family PRICES: $4,SO -SS.SO -$6.SO YOUR GREATEST FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT BARGAIN! Xmas Gift Fri., Dec. 26 - 2 p.m. Family Show Special \ 1/ "UllllY! MAil THIS COUPOllf TO DATii DUSTIN HOFFMAN "LENNY" IRI $1 oft adult l1ckets ~ I o.. • .,,, , °"'-__ ..., n Sat.,Oec.27-2p.m.&a11Sun.·thru·Tues. ~... ""._. too • ,,...,_, '" u l Shows Sld1scountto1un1orsunder 1Sand / \I _.,.._ .... __ "' _ ........ '--\ Sen1orC1ttzens . ~ ·I .__"'"""~..., "' w -,.,..., • -1 """ MARLON BRANDO TICKETS NOW ON SALE I ... ,,_ .. o-•• -.- Anaherrn Convent.on Center Mutual & l oDeriy I , , ...... , I 11USTTAMGO IN PARIS11 111 Agencies. Walhcn 5 t.'usrc C11y Store< TlckPtron - • ...;,4_-(Bani.Ametrca1d, Muter Charge. I I _ ,.,-: · Cred I Cards -•us l • .-;-: ~ ~accepted) I ,,.,_ ~"1l --l•t-- ,.,.., A great ~ ~ _____________ , ~•iiii~iii4 ~ r ~ l~•.:;c:i~~~~;~~= Moh cht<~ poyoble to' a ~~M c 0 N v ENT I 0 N Anohtifl'I Con.-ent;on Center, MM wltli C ENTER dom,,.cl ,.11odd,.sMcl1n•tlo1>4 lo place for kids. Holiday on lco, Anoh.im Convention Centtt 8 0 0 West Ka tell a Avenue, A nah e1 m, C allf or n ia 9 2 8 0 2 800 w .. 1 tco1ella, AnoheW!I, Ca. 92802 ·• Celebrate the H .. -~ays · at ey .... ~ .; 'Tis the Season for Happy Holiday Entertainment! \~~'~· ,,;;" Bo Donaldson & The Heywoods Papa Doo Run Run HanyJames & His Big Band· December 20 thro December 23 The Four King Cousins The Lockers Woody Herman & His Orchestra December 26 thru December 30 The Great Golden Hlu of The Monkees Show Starring Doleaz • .Jooes, Boyce and Hart The dimmy Castor Bunch Woody Herman & His Orchestra ""'"""'-..... '"t. January 2 and 3 J I '·· Enjoy the Traditional Candlelight Procession a stirring musical presentation featuring fllm star .Jimmy Stewart as guest narrator with a 1,000-voice choir, December 20 and 21 at 6:00 p.rn. 54 Exciting Attractions Open e~ry doy Dtc. 20 thru Jan 3. 9 a m to midnight: except Dee. 24, 9 o.m. to 6 p.m.; Dec. 25. JO o. m. to 7 p m.; Dtc. 31. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.; ond Jon. I, JO o.rn. eo 'I p.m. ... \ ~ .• ) I I • 0 HASHVILLE"' (R) "TOMMY" CPGI °CAMELOT" "DMtT't MARY&. CRA%Y l.AltltY" .. VAMISHIMG f'OIMr' lrGI "GOMI IM 60 SECOHOS M "SIX..f'ACI( AtiHfw "IOlH LOSEfCS .. IRI Sunday, December 1• 197S She Loses Hom·e Game B)' ERMA BOMtn:(l( hfl• will continue even if r l'm onl' of thOSl' d o n 't know that women who bl'l1t•\l'0lh.it q u.trler back Charlll' l'Ugss needs 14 pass~ to move ahead of \he legt-n· dary Orlow Spilt who threw 6,'42 completions for a combmed yardage ot 36,033 yards. 1,500 of them while wearing Sup- pHose. Maybe it 's not a com- plete. full life, but l 'm willing to m a k e sacrifices. My hus band is nol. He behev<'s there has not been a prophet llke Curt Gowdy since Moses and that when Curt an- nounces someope has • 1 broken Johnny Unats's AT WIT'S END around the kitchen a lot and dream, now picl(s up 184 pairs of socks a day in her son's bedroom? "Maybe you'd be in· terested in bow m any in \ tt complete sente nces J 4 toss out a day that no one listens to or answers? Or how m any times I 've in- tercepted the car keys so we can use our own car DAIL. Y PILOT 8 P etula Singer Petula Clark will ue a guest on "Th e Midnight Spec ial," hosted by Hele n Reddy, at J a. m . next Saturday on Channe l 4 . followi n g regular Frjday night programming. "MOKTY PYTHOH • ntl HOLT GIAJ\." ~..,....,.i.ioill.;.;..~~~·-·y~O~UH..;_;G~F;..;.IAHKE:HSTllN" PrnRFAIJ</GENA ... record of 26 passes in a sudden-death playoff, there will be a n ash or lightning and rain for 40 days and nights. once in a while? "You want color? I'll give you color. We have two brothe rs playing on the sam e team for rus- hes. l think if you 'll check the record book you will find we have not had that kind of a rela- tionship between siblings since Cain and Abel were a duo back in Genesis.•• , .. , ... ti luU•t-1 th Hot ~· ..... ,, .. "''··· "' ,. .. ' .... ,. ; •••• tt "' IUt l •t•••·· ... ,, ... . ,.. , ... l&ACOll't _,_ Ln'S DO IT AGAIN,_. .... DOC SAVAGE• ltoAINDIMTt-lhlt ._,,_ GOHI IN bO SICON!>S """ SIDICAI UCEIS !NI ,. .. ~Ollll"I •• • JAWS , .. , ""' LANO TIMI FOIGOT 1.,.1 ...... .... . ..... ...,.... .. , 3 DAYS OF THI CONDOI.., ,,,._ft&l THI HiPPT HOOKll ~ .':::.:•: •OOSHI CO<ilUIN "' U''N!'ilr!ill~ • '';.',·,·~ \• ""'~ ~..,....~i..-~--_; W.W. & OIJlll OANCl ~INGS c11ee ••• t .. ,. !II ........ • •• .. • tf fl tMI l f,fltltt ·~·-GOHI IN .0 St<OHDS , .. , SIDICAI UCllS .,., -----MAHOGANY \N I '"" lOID'S OF FLATIUSH ,.,., ILL -Q.t.MIO NIUk GONI WITH THI WINO 1et ~rtUftUIOI_. (JI) MO OHi UNOCI II UMlmD tl l .... a...- LAST TAHOO IN PAllS!ll UNNY llA'ft It• WU IU'IW. SIJl PACIC ANNll 111 ~Ill. IOIN LOSllS'"' !*&•-·-<ma HAID TIMIS 11111 . -.-.... SHARK'S nlASUH I"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOW FAR DOES A GIRL HAVE TOGO TO UNTANGLE HER TINGLE ?? DiiP TllROA SEE THE UNCUT. UNCENSORED ORIGINAL 35 MM PRINTS! •---PLUS THE SECOND MOST FAMOUS•-•lllfil ADULT FILM OF OUR TIME ... .. The Devil in Miss Jones ONLY ORANGE COUNTY SHOWING! PUSSYCAT • 673-4048 709 E. Balboa Blvd. Newport Beach OPEN DAILY AT 12 NOON FAIRFAX/ Lrir; A1 1• 11~-; G53·3 I I 7 FOX/ "WHO CARES?" I shouted back at the set "Shhh," he said mo- tioning for silence. "They could make up those statistics and .. " UA CINEMA/ "Will you knock it off," said m y husband. "Now I 'll never know who holds the record for fumbles in the NFL dur- ing a n at ion ally - 1-fi-· R televised gam e which Marina Del Rey 822-2980 BELMONT/ was attended by a v1n' president.·· "If you 're s o im- pressed by statistics," I I looked at my hus band. H e hadn't heard a word I said. Oh well. I just witnessed another r ecord for a s hut-out ... eight months and four days. US Swnllowrr S49 llS2 1111 ,.., "' MGM's ftlM CLASSIC "SINGING IN THE RAIN" witti Ge.-. 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I . l 1 t \ I J i( I t DAILY PILOT Cl Hadl, Packers Test Sputtering LA Todayi LOS ANGELES (APJ -Coach Chuck Knox terms it a "must ltlme" for his Los Angeles Rams whose record stands far superior to that of the Green Bay Packers they meet t<>day at the Coliseum. For although the Rams are the ll·POint favorites over the Packers, they need a victory to gain virtual assurance of the home field advantage in the open- ing National Football League playoff game. Green Bay, in its rarst season under former quarterback star Bart Starr, stands only 3-9, while the Rams are 10-2 and already have won tbe Western division Blessings Can Be Counted Lest we lose sight of just how good our high school athletic situation is in Orange County, take a look at the following report from Kenneth Carlson in the Seattle area : "High schools in Washington have been hit with a thing called affirmative action so that all non- varsity sports except football have been eliminated. No more JV. Bees or Cees. They used to have 19 sports. Now, with ar flrmative action, they have six boys s ports, five girls sports and two combined. ''There has been a 54 percent WHITE WASH reduction in coaches. In one sports office at a school they had three men who had between 8 and 13 years service. Last year they hired a woman to mcrea5e the ::.taff to four. "In came affirmalt\'e action and they fired the man who had worked for eight years and had to keep the worn an who had worked for only one year "In some schools they have women head coaches with very -experienced men coaches under them .... all in the name of equality. ··Another thing: a coach can- not kick a kid off of a team here. It has to be the principal who does it, the coach doesn't have the right anymore ... I believe we can count our blessings after reading what's going on in Seattle. We appear to be headed for another sparkling y.ear of high school basketball in the coast area with Estancia (4-1), Corona del Mar (7-0), Mater Dei (6-1), )farina (6-2) and Mission Viejo (4·1> ofrtofaststarts. And with Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach usually strong and usually late bloomers, the 'ar ea figures to again have more than its share or power in prep circles. H Ca nada W('ren't having enough problems getting ready for the 1976 Olympic Games. a rtport from Montreal indicates that now there may be national beef s hortage which could seriously shorten the supply of meat for Olympic hamburger concessions. Rod Snook, an Edison High product, bas recovered from ill- ness and is a m ember of the Whittie r College basketball team. Ann Karrick of Mt. Sterling. Ky .. caught a four-pound bass without welting a Line. Boating with friends in a nearby re· servoir, s he was enjoying the calm and quiet. Then the bass jumped out of · the water and landed in her arms. She screamed and the bass flopped around before human and fi sh could be brought under control. USC Downs Illini, 62-58 LOS A NG E LES < AP) - Southern California, with some clutch free throw shooting by Bob Trowbridge, staved off an llljnois raJly in the final minutes to down the Illini 62·58 Saturday night. With the Trojans holdir\1 a pre- carious 59-58 lead, Trowbtidge connected on two free throws with 1 01 remaining to giv~ \JSC thetnumph. Ex-Corona del Mar 1tar Casey Jones oddtd an insur '1lce free throw with t4 seconds lcn as the 'rtoj ans ran their record to S l . * * * llllNOIS Utl Adll'l'lt tO, MftlllPf •• WWWHIO'itllfl4, WflllU11\ It, Tl.ICMt lt, Ow!Wtltt. VSC i.21 -W'llllt 4, Trowbrl<lgt If, MllCWlt 4, .. ff0f'd42,lvein 10,Jon"S, l(tllyt Helftf"'f· V5C 31, llllnoh1• TG«Alflllll•, J~lnolt ti, U5C It '9vltdovl. Acltlll\. TVC:lllW A'• "!11 I crown in the NFC. A victory over Oreen Buy woulcl in ell probability mean that two weeks hence the Rams would host the NFC East victor in the playoff start towru'd the Super Bowl. John Hadl, who was the field general tor the Rams when they won the division two years ago, returns as the quarterback for the Packers. And James Harris, who took over in Los Angeles when HadJ left, will be the field general Cot the Rams. "Green Bay i s a v e ry dangerous football team, and don't forget they beat Dallas,'' Knox cautions. "Hadl will be re· ady to play a big game. He's a fine football player and ll'Lis wlll be a tough foptbaU game for us. The Ram:s offense sputtered last week in a 14-7 victory over New Orleans and the 65,000 fan~ expected at the 1 :05 p.m. kickoff will be expecting more this out· ing. "I( we wln this game, in all probability we'll have the first playoff game at home," Knox commented significantly. But he won't learn untH later which Eastern club his Rams will be facing. The Rams defense has allowed Just three touchdowns in their last HJ quarten of play, but they must atop not only the passing of Hadl but also the running of a crew topped by John Brock· ington and Barty Smith. The Rams have their own out- standing runners in Lawrence Mccutcheon, Jim Bertelsen, Cullen Bryant and John Cap- pelletti, yet it was thedefensethat did the damage at New Orleans. A safety brought the first two points and linebacker Jim Peterson carried a fumble back 67 yards for the Rams' onJy touchdown as l wo field goals pro- vided the other pomts. Last year. m their only meet- ing. the Packt>rs beat the Rams 17-8 when ltadl was stiU the Los Angeles quarterbac:k. but overall the Rams lead the series 30-19-1. W1th Green Bay this season, Hadl has complt!led 165 of 298 throws for 1,799 yards and six touchdowns. H :.irris has complet- ed 156 of 283 passts for 2, 146 and 14 touchdowns. McCutcheon leads the rushers with 839 yards and n&'ds J6J in the final two games against the Packers and Super Bowl cham· pion Pittsburgh to post his thrid stra1ght 1,000-yard sea::.on. Cowboys, Steelers l Triumph DALLAS CAP) -DaJJa:- quarterback Roger Staubach shook o(( the boos nngmg in his helmet to rally the Cowboys tnto the National Football League playoffs Saturday with a bruising 31-10 victory over the Washington Redskins. Staubach, who cost DaJlas an earlier loss to W ashingt.on with an interception in overtime. passed for two touchdowns and ran for another as Dallas clinched at least the National Conference wild card berth. Dallas has a 9-4 record and Washington has an 8-5 mark. The Cowboys clinched a wild card even if they lose next week to the New York Jets and stand a chance· for a division title should St. Louis, 9-3, loseits last two games. The scrambling Staubach slapped the Cowboys alive after the Redskins had scored 10 points in a 32-second span of the first penod. Staubach drilled Golden Richards w1th a qwck sideline pass and Richards shook off the tackle of Mike Bass to complete a 57-yardpass and run touchdown. The aroused Cowboys took a 14-10 halftime lead after Randy Hughes recovered a fumbled punt by Washington ·s Larry Jones. SCORE llY QUARTERS W•s111n9100 1n o O o 10 Dalla• o I• O 11-31 A 61,°'1 STATISTICS W•slt Ftrsl down• n Rushu-yard\ 11 81 Pas,1119 yard\ 141 Return v•rds Sl Pas-.es u ll 2 """" 8-0 0.1 ·~ ... '°' 1S3 JI l'uml>les-lost 3 l Pf!"'111•es·y6rd• lt-61 INDIVIDUAL LEADEltS UCl'S JEFF BUTLER (30) LOOKS FOR AN OPENING AS Bill BECKFORD (44) WAITS FOR A PASS. NO. 23 IS STEVE CLEVELAND. 1().20-t 7 46 2 I no I I I Sailors Dominate All-CIF Polo Team Frank Anderson and Kevin Robertson of Newport Harbor High hav(' been named co- players of the year on the AJl-CIF water polo team announced to· day. Anderson and Robt>rtson led cnach Bill Barnett's Newport Tars to an undefeated season (24·0>. the first in the school's history. in annexing lheCIPtitle. :'Jewport plal'ed four players on the All-Cl F first team, two on the second squad and another on the> third team In add1tion, Ran- d) Parole of ~ewport v.:.is one of three area players given honora- ble menllon. The others included Sean Gallagher of Costa :\lcsa and Larry Oaba of l'nivt'r:-.ity Whtie Ney. port dominated lhe three teams. Costa :\lesa and Un1vers1ty had two players named and Corona del :\tar one Thethr('e teams: F IRST TEAM-Frank An· cterson, Kevin Robertson. George ~ewland, Greg Fults <Newport Harbor); Joel Monrot> <Cost a Mesa>; Jeff Hassett <Universi· ty); Dave Ritchie, Zack Stimson. Tim Carey Sunny Hills>; Randy Kai bu:; (LB Wilson >: Carey Schroeder (San Ma rcos); Stephen P ogostin CReverly lulls l. Sean Foley (Los Altos l SECON O TEAM -Mitch White, John Dobrott (Newport Harbor); Tony Binggt'I. Herb Greenback <Los Altos I. John Gansel <Foothill l, Bob Hill. Mark O'Brien (Sunny Hills>; Chris Axlegard CC r escenta Valley ). J ocl Hollt1day (San Marco s>. Paul Pa stu sak (Lakewood ). Norman Anmdas <Downey). FRANK ANDERSON KEVIN ROBERTSON RUSHIN(, Wa\il01'1QIOt1 Br~ 1137, ~Ison ._20 Dall•s. N~whov•~ 11 'IO. 0 ~.,.,.,., 1!.~ RECE1VINC,-W,hil•ngton, C.rotnt 4 41 J Smtih l-36, Taylor 2 J8 Dallas, R•U\UO;. 2·4~. O ""arson 3-43 PASStNC.-Wash1n9ton, K1l""'r 12 H 0. 13\ vardS, Jolwtson 1 8 2 2S Y<lrds Dallas. Slaubacl\ t().1'1-1, IS3, lonqley,01-0 Bn19als Blit:ed PITTSBURGHCAP> -Franco Harris rushed for 1J8 yards and <1 pair of touchdowns and P it tsburgh's defense forced tY.u damaging turnovers in tht.> Steelers' 35-14 victory over Cin- cinnati Saturday which gave them their third division title in four seasons. Jt was the 11th s traigh t triumph for the Steelers, 12-1, and it assured them of a home playoff berth as champions of the Central Division of the American Football Conferenc(' Cincinnati fell to 10 3 with its sixth straight los::. al Three Rivers Stadium. but the Bengals still have a chance at a wild card playoff berth. The Steelers, who set a club r e- cord with 12 victories in one season, took the lead for good 6:20 into the game when Terry Bradshaw threw a three-yard touchdown pass to Lynn Swann to conclude a 68-yard drive. Later in the first quarter, tbe Steelers extended their lead to 14-0 when they con\'erted a Boobie Clark fumble into a 42- yard touchdcwn play. Dwight White shook the ball loose. lt was gr abbed by linebacker Jack Lambert. who ran 21 yards before lateralling to cornerback J .T. Thomas, who raced the last 21 yards for the touchdown. SCOllE BY QUARTERS C•nconnatt Pllt\burql\ A--4,889 F1'5ldown\ Ru\Ns y•rds P•Ul1'19yirds Return r•rds ~U.\ STATISTIC~ () 7 0 ,_,. 1• 7 7 7--JS 01111 16 26-123 l'M ·1 19-33-1 s.Jll 11 ~" ,, •••1 121 IHS INDIVIDUAL LEADEltS RUSHING-<lnconn•tl, Andl'fson .S..•, O•r'I< 1·11, E Jollni.on 1!>-19. Pott\boKQl'I, ~rTIS 10-111. 81e•f!r'l-JS. Br.tMISllawJ.19_ RECEIVING-Cincinnati, Myf!r\ J.'6, E-~ •·11. frumpy 3-48. P1ttsbun.i11. s-s..,. Stall-nh J.57. 137 1:1-n.1 ~ l.O , .. P\.rt1s Fum1>1n.1os1 PeNllles PASSING-Clnclnn•tl, Andthon 1,..32·1, t:a• y•rds, Frllts l·0--0, 0. Pmsburgh, 8r•dSll•w 1HJ.t, 14'. TIM TIVENAN OF ucr DRIBBLES AROUND DEFENDER. THIRD TEAM-Ted McGinley (Newport Harbor); Jeff Wherry (Corona del Mar); Mark Whit· more (Costa Mesa>; Kirk Sa mpson (University); Hans Kruip (Sunny Hills>; Larry Holmes (Millikan l; Chris Kelsey (Mira Costa). Ken Watson (San Marcos): Lance Pruitt (Los Altos); Gene Orshiro (Muir); Mike Rapaport <Beverly Hills). Steve Evans <Lakewood >. Releaguing Rejected Anteaters Rolled to Their Third Straight Victory, 70-60. Anteaters Top Deacons UC Irvine's basketball team overcame a cold shooting first half for a 70.60 victory ov r u St'r3ppy Paclt1c Cbrutian team Saturday nlght at Crawford Holl. Tbe wln was the Anteale~· third straiaht of the young season Coach Tim Tifl's club leaves this morning for Las Vegas where It will ent"ounter n tnth·rankt'd Unlve"ily of Nev da Tues(iny niiflt. It's th~ fjrst of a four-game, e.igbt-day trip and ir the Anteaters shoot H poorly ae lhey d r In the • opening half Saturday night, 1t ·u be a long Ont'. UCI canned only 41.5 percent or its shots in the opening half against the Deacons' 2-1·2 ronc But i;till Tlrt's crew held a 32·30 haJfUme edge But it was a different story after the intermission as Nate Jone-s. Steve CleveJand and Jett Butler spsrked UCI to the win. The Anteaters canned 62.5 Pf"r· ctnt or their shots after the hal!tlmt break. flrus~ with a 52 percentmarkfortbta\°e. { Jones (inis hed with 16 points while Cleveland and BuUer hit 13 Mitch Me77.ulo s parked the Deacons with 19 points while Richard Porter hit 18. tJ<:I, <'XCept for lhE; first thrt-t- minut<'S of the game, led all the woy but it could nE"ver com- µletely take comm and flwn•n '*"' ci. ... lend lutlef' J•llWIM O.wl' UC lrvlM (111 .. ",... .. ft .. ,, 1 0 I • YOl.!"91 O t 1 4 I 0 l 1' Flt1morrl• 1 0 S 1 ) 7 I I) 0.0fl>fd 0 0 1 Q S t S 1~ ~lllo I 0 1 • 1 7 1 • l~I' H XI H 10 i 1 J • Ha1111m• ue 1rv1nt, ""'° Orange County High Schools have rejected an alternate pro- posal for releaguing that would have affected six schools includ· ing Estancia and Huntington Beach from lbe Orange Coast area. "With 50 of 51 schools answer- ing our questionnaire. we bad 28 votes in favor of the changeand22 against," 'Bob Packer or Costa Mesa High and releaguing com· rnittee chairman told the DaH,y Pilot Friday ··we had agreed that any such change must have a two.thir<b majority vole in order to pas.' and we tell about six short of tbot level. "As a result. we wut ao back to the Nov. 4 proposal for sub· mi~sion to the(ff Councu at their Jan. S meeting The most recent proposal had Canyon High moving to the Cen- tury League in place of Estancia and SaddJeback taking the plttce of Santa Ana. Estancia would then move to the Sunset League to replace Hun- tington Beach and the Oilers would be placed in the Empire League in pl ace or Ka tell a. Santa Ana would also have been moved to the Emplre circuit for Sad· dJeb8ck. . KateUa would take over tn ti.a F'r'eeway ~e f<rr lbRelt •llo would replace Canyon ln the Oranie d rtui t. . ... But the tbanges f allfd to get tie necessary two-thirds m"1oiilj vote and the switches will.nOl lae •made in th r•ea,wng W'ODGtal tot.be CJF co;uncil. • ' (2 DAIL V PILOT CdM Nabs Crown * * * * * * * * * Poly Outguns Vikes · Branning Co-MVP Of T o urney . ' By GLENN WJOTE Of tile O~ II y "llot MAH BEVERLY HILLS-It was \farina playing the perfect game for three quarters. But then the bubble burst and Long Bea"h Po- ly went on to nab a hard fought tl0-56 triumph in the "ham· pionship finals of the Beverly Hills High lnvitat1onal basket- ball tournament Saturday night. The up and coming Vikings of roaC'h Steve Popovich were stick· mg it to the top ranked team in the Cl F Southern Section in rather {'Onvincing fashion. After storming to a 10-0 lead and holding P oly's unbeaten Jackrabbits off the scoreboard for 5 09 of the first quarter, ~1anna settled into a pattern of perfection The Vikings were playing pa· t1ently. sNtmg up the offense and taking only hi gh percentage shotc;-<>ne~ w 1thtn a 14-foot penmeter And they were getting perfect pos1t1on on the defensive boards to hold the vaunted Rabbits at bay Ri{'h Branning, t'o-MVP or the tourney with Poly's Johnny ~ash . was ripping the nets and hitting the boards. He w a~ getting CJ hefty of· fenswe assist from Mike Buhler, also chosen to the all·tourney t eam. And so it was Marina still leading 48· 13 ~1th 7 51 left m the game aft~r Tom Ugland canned a shot from the top of the key to open the last quarter. Up to that point Marina had trailed only once, 19-18. and had been s hooting at a 65 3 percent clip from the field. But no\\ it all {'ame undone The Rabbits went on the of- fensive and began getting somt• of the ins ide shots they"d been de· rued to go with their increa:,mgly . warm outside shooting. Marina then missed seven of its next eight shots. had two cost- ly turnovers and suddenly lost its {'Ohes 1ve n ess. taking poor percentage s hots with no one to tut the board. Poly wt•nt on a tear, outgun- ning the Yikes, 11·2 lo take a 54·50 lead with 3:51 to go and never again trailed. Three more baskeL'i by Bran mng kept the Vikes close .... thl'y lagged 57·56 with 20 seconds left. But the Rabbits countered with a pair o f free throws with 14 seconds to go to put it out of reach. Branning had 28 points (16 in the first half) to go Wlth 10 re- bounds. Buhler. with a dozen points m the first half. wound up with 16 a nd nine rebounds * * * LB Poly 1601 Maril\• (!41 19 H pt Ip ,, "pf'" )Oflnwn 3 1 I 1 UQla"d W•l"V s J J 13 Bolot Huc;JhCS 7 , 1 '' C.oott ~.un 1 I 3 19 8ufll~r Co<nran 1 0 0 , Warren Guynn 1 1 1 I Soenktwll Toti!\ 21 12 II 60 Tot•ts ScorobyO~.Wn l 0 1 b , 0 • 4 0 0 I 0 ' • s "' I 0 0 , 0 0 I 0 ,, ,, lb SI> '70 17 11-60 lb 16 ,. 10-SI> El Toro High 's Bob Charles rut a pair of free throws with just six ~econds left in the i:ame, giving the Chargers a 69-68 overtime basketball victory over visiting J;os Alamitos High Saturday fight. !Charles, who canned 11 free !rows during the game, would t have gotten his chance to be e hero had it n ot been for Mark tfttt's steal jus t seconds earlier. , lllll had s tolen the ball and f~~ off to Charles who was foUltdneartbe basket. • Jn a third place game at the ff ec basketball tournament at Quinta High, University edged Quinta, 60-57. ophomore Roger P oirier, aamed to the all-tournament CeaJ1l, and junior Mark Green t adl ~ored J 4 polnts to pace •lvenity'a win over La Quinta. 81hNf .. ) .... ., . ,,,_ j II 1 11 tt~or 0 0 t 0 "91n I t 0 • Gt---s • , 10 e t t IJ T.UI" k ..... ,o...~ ,. 1e 11 1S IS lO u.a._..,.., I .. , ...... ~ ., • 0 .. ' I 0 II ' , . 0 , ' 0 • , Halford ~ C.h10 ,..,colt ToUll1 .. I 0 1 7 I 0 e 1 ' , ' " 2 0 • I ,. " .... " 7--11 ... .. .. "' . J • , • 1 • t •• 0 J • , t t I 0 ..... kef'lhO...,. I tt ,. " ,,_.. • " ,, tJ 12-«7 SPORTS Rustle r s, Boes Bag Cage w -ins Golden West College rolled to its seventh straight victory and Orange Coast won its third in a row in JUntor college basketball play Saturday nig ht. GWC's Ru stlers, playing without starting forward Dale Parker. still had five players in double figures in handing host Fullerton College a 7~ 73 defeat. And OCC's Pirates notched a 64-58 decis ion over Antelope Valley at Lancaster as four players scored in twin figures. In the Golden West game. the Rustlers hit 60 percent from the field. but h ad problems with Fullerton's zone press after the an term ission. The Hornets cut the gap to 72· 70 with 40 seconds left, but free throws by Scott Clark and Linn Wtlson put the game away. Wilson scored 15 points in start- ing in Parker's place. Parker is nursmg a back injury. J ack F1etcher led G WC with 18 points. At Lancaste r . OCC and An· telope Valley battled down to the wire before Phil Bolden's basket put the Pirates ahead for keeps, 56-54 with l : 20 to go. Skip Jeranko, Bolden, Dave Taylor and Tom Lloy all hit in dou ble figures for the Bucs. * * * Or•nff Coast !Ml 19 It pl Ip BoldM S > 3 n Oenro~m fq ft ,f 111 ) 0 , 6 Brusl'I 1 1 0 I Beker 0 1 I • 1 1 I I Jtranko 6 O 1 11 Rennor Lloy S 2 2 12 Taylor 1 c 1 u Totals 2S u 11 M Halltlme OranQ(' Coul, ll·Jl Goldoft Wnt (1SI ~11llert.ft (73) Jonnson F'letcner Scl'l1lle<I Clark Wilson MirS<hltr J 11tkson Tot•ls 19 tt pl Ip 19 11 pi I, 6 0 12 Acktr I> I I 13 'I 0 I 18 Row r 8 0 O 1' 1 1 3 16 Hile I 0 I 9 • 1 1 10 Wallace 1 o 3 8 • 1 1 IS Flood 6 0 0 12 1 0 0 4 OemtrtSl 2 0 t I 0010 ~ 1011 31 11 10 1S McGlnnii S O 1 10 Totals 36 1 'I 13 Hflftlme Gold.n Wot. 39 JO Sea Kings Post 5 8 -51 TriunJph By ED BUBGABT Of 1M ~lly Piiot SWff TEMPLE CITY -An angry Tandy Gilhs could only mutter , "we didn 't deserve to win. We didn't play as well as a grade school team.'' Despite not playing well- Corona del Mar's Sea Kings com - mHted 39 turnovers~hey still de- feated scrappy Pioneer, 58-51, in the {'hampionship game of the Temple City basketball tourna- ment Saturday night at Temple City High. Gillis. Coron a del Mar's head basketb a ll coach, predicted before the game that he would be surprised if the unbeaten Sea Kings ( 7 -0) did not win by 8.f. least 15points. But gelling off only 18 shots in the first half and turning the ball over 23 times against the Titans' half court trap press, the Sea Kings we nt into the locker room trailing, 23·22. They seemingly got their game together in the third quarter, scoring the first 12 points but fell apart in the fourth period when Pioneer twice cul their lead to four points in the final minutes. The game wasn 't decided until 19 seconds remained when Steve Schloemer banked in a seven- foote r to send Corona del Mar ahead, 57·51. It looked like the s mall Titans- their largest player was 6-3- might score an upset after 6·3 Kirk Childress hit two free throws that pulled Pioneer to within 53-49 with 1 :47toplay. Eight seconds later, the Sea Kings were called for their 11th turnover of the period and Pioneer h ad a c hance to cut the m argin to two. But the Titans were called for three seconds and 6-6 Alex Black hit a short bank shot to send the Sea Kings ahead, 55-49. Black, the tournament's most valuable player, scored22 points, 12 of which cam e in the first five minutes of the third period when the Sea Kings looked like the team that captured the Marina- Weslminster tourney last week. Corona del Mar's Chip Stassel was named to the all-tourney t eam along with Pionee r 's Childress a nd R uben Solis, Miraleste's Brian McCormick and South Hills· Rick Garwaeki. eor ...... , M.ir l!A> "'-~ 1s11 IQ fl pl IP 19 tt pf tp Ntbb 2 I S I 8en•v1clt1 1 1 I 3 Aktn 1 1 l J O>lldress 8 4 • 10 Gu"AeU 0 0 I 0 Ouar'le I 0 2 2 Sta\sfl 2 o 3 1 Go•co• 3 3 3 9 !Kht~••>er 2 o l 4 Solis s 1 o 11 81ac:lt 11 O l n Uormore 1 I I 6 G.trn 1 o 1 a Tot•ls 19 1J 21 S1 Tut l l 3 9 Tot•ls 2s e 13 se Score by 0111mn Cor~dol Mu 16 6 11 IS-SI Pioneer 12 11 6 n-s1 Lakers in Setback; Flyers Edge Kings PHOENIX -PauJ Westphal scored 26 points and rookie Alvan Adams had 23 to lead Phoenix to a 116-108 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers in National Bas ketball Association action Saturday night. The Phoenix victory came despite a 41-point performance by Kareem AbduJ-J abbar of the Lakers, who saw t heir three game winning streak snapped. LOS ANGE LES 1100) -Ford •• wamor ,, Abdul· ~ 41, Allon 6, Goodrich n, Fr.man n, R11sset11'. PHOENIX 01') -Erick-I, lll!rTy i•. Adam<. 23, V¥t Al'sdflt 7, Wt11Pf\fl ?•.Sollers 6, Alley•. Stlurnalt7,H•wtll0rno 14. LotA119'IH 11 17 V U-.oe "'-nl• ,, lO 30 Jt-11' Foulttd out· Pfloenb , Erlck1«>. Tot•l tolll" LO< ~IH 22, "'-nla 24. TKMIC..1 lou15. Abdul· J•be)er. A: 1 ... 2. King• Tumble INGLEWOOD -Reggie Leach capped a three-goal second period for the Flyers with the first of his two goa ls as TV Sports 11 a.m. (.t) -Nn. FOOT· BALL -The Miami Dolphins meet the Colts io Baltimore. 1 p.m. C2) -NFL FOOT· BALL -The Minnesota Vii· in1ts meet the Lion8 in Detroit. (7) -GOLF -Final round play in the $50,000 CoJeate Triple Cr own LPGA championships lrom Palm Spr1n11. 5 p.m . (7) -YEAR OF TffF. R UNNING BA(]( -A review of the 1975 college foot· ball HHon f ocusine on the year'$ top bal rien. Pttiladelphia skated to a 6-4 Na- tional Hockey League victory over Los Angeles Saturday night. The Flyers s na pped a five- game Los An11 e les winning streak to gain their first victory over the Kings this season. Mofo~ros• Cha•p Tony DiStefano of Morrisville. Penn .. won the open class of the American Motocross held at Ana heim Stadium Saturday night. DiStefano won all three of his 20·lap races aboard a Suzuki in the firs t motocross held at Anaheim Stadium. The course was laid out around the baseball fi eld us ed by the Angels. Second place went to Gaylon Moeier of Garden Grove on a Maico, whlleTommyCroftof San · Diego finished third aboard a Hondo. IJCI Glrb Third POCATELLO, IDA.-The UCI women's volleyball team, play· ineJn the finals of the AIAW small coUeae tournament, d efeated two teama before losing 16-14, 15-8 to the tournament champion Texas Lutheran. UCI defeated Sul Ross State Universlty U -13.12·7, and Ca.I Po- ly Pomona 15-3, 15-12 for third place. Bowil 1'1~ior SACRAMENTO -Randy Awrey bolted 67 yards for a touchdown on the first play of the second h aU Saturday and Northern Mlcht1an, winless a year aao, beat West em K~ntucky, 16-14, ln the Camellia Bowl for the NCAA PivlMl!n ll football cham· plon:ihlp . · 1 I Ce 11t11rJJ Leag11e Cha111pio11s Coach Terry Bowen's Costa Mesa High Mustangs captured the Century Leag\1€ water polo championship with a n un- defeated league record. Sitting from left -John Olsen. Scott Lincoln, P eter Ross . Steve Shelton, Bob Dola n, Mark Whit· more. Standing -Mark Clark, Shaun Gallagher. J oel Monroe, Louis Schultz, Stan De mbecki, &wen. Wrestling Results C:.ntury· E m11ln '1 ourn•"'efll VARSITY Lo•r• Ile) ( 111 lltl•ft<I• •S-Grou (LI pinned Panl~f 0 1.4. 103~oberu <LI won by lorftll. 112 Huckenp•lller IE) dtC l&Qt!•q 7 120 4ioy <LI dee Zun111• 1l O 117 En91e (Ll pinned 8tr11strom 0·'4. 133 ~ol»rts ILi de< Wll-.on s I 138-Norris ILi pinned Wton\tt1n , "' 11S-Jon~ 1E1 dee Harmon 1 1 1W-M•rle"\ IL) dtc Rolle l-0 l•S-wtlll•ml (E) dee F'rditr i.o 17s-Mtroy <LI dee John 7-0 1'1-Moroen 11!1 p lnntd Mfr1•n\ , ». H._,-Tronl IE) dee Wllwn 10 Ke-4y CU I IU I Etlel\cla 'ls-P•nlel (E I -n by lorl••t 1G:l-Mlller (I() -n by tor1e1t 112-Matwmmoto <Kl dee Huck~ 119Ner4-I. 120~•u ILi dee Zuniga a o 121-Mon<lora (I() dee 8tr9Slrom 1<>-0. 1ll-<ion1aier 11() d•C WI l'IOn S.3 1311-Wtlnsteln (E l dee Wakl 7.{) 14s-Jo<'le\ IE) pinned 8elnllcn0.18. IS4-Rolfe ( E) dee 0"8oyle 4-0 i•S-Purson <Kl a.c Willlams s..o. 11S-John !El <H!c S.Hr S.{) 1'1 Fu~r IKI dtc Mor9en 11·1, l'lwt-Tr•••I <EI tied Bulfer 0.0. Estencl• (UI (IS) Oran .. 9S~anlef If ) won by lorlell 103-Kene 101 won by lorlelt, 111 -Huckpahler (EI pinned TMOardenO·U 120-Zunig& ( E) pinned Jellerson O:lO 117-Guerrero 101 pinned Ber~rom , 32. 1J3-W.lson IE> dee cnurcnman 11-0. 1Jll Weinstein IE I plnntd Gllberl'!On 1 19 llS--Jontt CE) plnntci H•nnon 1 00. 1W-.'Nelt IOI dee Rolle 1 o IU-Wlfll1ms IE I plnnoo Hollinoer 0 11. 17S-Jonn IE 1-n by I Orf ti I. 191-Morl)fn IEI <He Kampf S 2 --Tro•el IE) dee Ambutnl4-1 Ett.MI• 1421 (lll ••n<llo AIMIHM tS-Pantel <E >won by (orltll 1!Xl--Oovlco IRI won by forfeit 111-Huckenpanler (E) plnntd G<'ltne\O 13 l~fff• IA> plnnoo Zunlo• l.19. 07--'nderi.on IA> dee 8er9stroml-I. tl3-Wllson <E> dee 0 1ppen-1. 1311-M<Qulre(Rl ooc Wet"11•1n 1J.,, 11~ IE Idec Oun 7-0. 1S4-6omons (Al doc •ollet..0 16S-Wllllams IE) won by IOrlt lt. HS-Jolln IE> won by forfeit. 191-Morl)fn IE I won by forfeit. HM-TroHI IE ) won by lorfolt. llllHcl• (JI) UJ) Saddt•tc• 9S--C.rrlllo 15> ptnoed P•ntal 1:10. 103--olllon IS> won by forfolt. l1l-H11c k1np11'1ftr IE) WOft by forlelt. 110-0uorto ISi plnnod Z11nloat:tl. 1n-aervstl"Clm I El won by forlelt. 1J3.-WllSOll (E >de< Myers 1.0. 1--.W.IMtoln IE I won by forlelt. 1~1EldtcLto 7·S. IW~of!e I El tltd Ostrowtkl J.S. 1u-wllflams <E> de< SPMCIJ..O. 17S-Jolln IE) plnnocl s.tlch01 t:,.. .ttl~f"OM II!) deC Todd M . Hwt-Afmondrol 151 dee Tro..i 14. E--1a (0 ) ltll AMllolttt tS-P-•I IE I won by fOrfelt. ~ll1190r IA) won by forfeit. 112_..uck~hler (61 plMocl C.· rott 1·11. 120-Amaro IA) doc Zunloe J.2. 127--IM!lttaker CAI dee .. rgstrom '"°· 1»-Wlllon IEI dtc Orl-1-<>. 1»-Wllnsteln IE) doc Yfflllk-.. 2. 14~oster IA) dee Jonoi •S. IW--olfo (E) de( Tally 7.0. 1u-wi111-llU -"by forfeit. 17s-Jolln 1£) won by forfeit. 1'1~9'n IE> WOfl lly forlolt. Hwt-Tronl fE >won by forfeit. •KIMla IUI In) ftMtlllH tS-Peme1 <E> Cit< Fiiiey M 1*-0Ulorftt I ft> -n by forfeit. "2-+411Ck~hltr II!) dt< &annoft M . 1~1tl'I 11"1 do< Zunlo• .. t. 117-411111 (ft) de< .. rostrom J.t. 1»-Wll..., (ti doc "4•mmtr).1. 1)t-8vckley ( F > "'"'""' W.lntt.lft ,.,,. 14S-Wt9Mr ">dee J-s 12 t. 1w-Ro11e 1e111111MC1 v-11111o:n . 1.S.-WUllaMt IEI doc Gotcstn .. I. ' 17s-fqOllblM (ft) dtc JoM ).2. 191-lrwfn (ft) doc Moroan '"'· Hwt-«:•'"fk IF > plnnod Tro.el 1:5'. •staMlllJt) (t4) ic ...... ts-Ure 11() tK Pentot M . --....~(K)-bytemft. tU-+4uck....-let CU tK 1_.lto ••• 1»-Mftt""" (IC I tK Zuni .... s. 177-4 ~lie llC) ... llnM 8orostrotft 0:21. l»-Wltwt Ca> 4ec OvtY''"'· t.___lftt•ln IE I ti~ Cllra M . 14,.._,,..., I IU fl!tc .. ,Of\41 ,. 1jil~ollo IE> tK ~ 4•. ~Ill-• ,., *' .,.,.. .... t1J-MettlltW !IC I -.C Joflft t-4. "'~ 1•1 """'" ........ _,..._ ' ... Hwt-,.,..al Cl I -oft bf ~olt. ~ ... Mar OU HI ,_tM'tle .......... 9'-0IT IC> WOfl •Y lorltlt. 10:)-0.'llu <IU clo< MIMIOft ,_,, nt-tot"" ICI 11IMOd or1mo11:,.. I~ (,_)dHJUtlM .... 1'1-4tlc'-111 IC) tK Aftdtr-44 t»-<:t'-11 (()dK0re9o, ... l»--Ol•wt• ( M<Qutro 10-1. ''~(() OHftS•. 1)4-Gf'"IY ICI ft11M11U1l. 16S-41echl9len IC l won by lortelt. HS-Kemple <Cl won by lortelt. 1•t -Wi119erd IC) won by tor It ii. Hwt-Clay IC) won l>Y lorlell Corou •1 M.ir (4J) (4) Or•.,.. 9S -Orr IC I won t>y lorle11 103 -M1w1on <Cl dee K•ne6·1 117-Senag tCl dee TeflQlrden ~ O. no J•eot>s IC> pinned Jtllerwn I 11 121 ~uerrero IOI doc R1el'lmono S 1 133 <roue" IC> eke Cnurcriman11 O 138-Graves IC) doc GtlbertsonH>. 11S-00bbs !Cl 6tc Honl\on 4·2 1S4~1k 101deeGrH ly9·2. l~ach1Ql•n (Cl pinned Holll~r I S7 11s--«:emblo ICI doc Boo11r J.{) 191-Wingaro ICl dee Komp4 4-S. H#l-Ctay (C) tied Al\brthl S-S. Cereu •t llMr (2S0) 12tl LOMI tS-Grou IL) pll\MCIOrr O ... 103-41. ~rt~6tc Ml.aj0<1 2-0. 1 ll-&<N9 IC> Cle< Zf9tr l.{). l~-.y (LI plnMCIJllCobs 1:45 121-e1191e <LI dee Alchmonel M 133-J. Rotlerts (Ll dee Crouen2 0. llt-Ho"ls (L) doc Gn .... s 11-2. 145-<>t>tlC>s IC> dee H1rmon?.O. 1S4-0.-.0ly IC> llt<I MattnowsO-O. l'5-+tlclll9lon ICl dec FrHjor1-0. 11~emblt IC) plMtd Hardy2:3S. 191-Wlngard CC> tied MattnewsH. Hwt -CllY (Cl pinned Wiison 1: S6. CerOM .. I Mu ('5) (U) KellNCly 9S-OrrlCI won by forte•!. l!li-Mlsalon IC! won by lorfell. 112-.'Nlsumolo !Kl dte Seh1g 1J..1 110-aH s <Kl doc Jacot>s 7-0 121-Rlchmond !Cl doc Menaoa 8-2 133-Crouen (C) dee Gonte les 'H 1ll-Gr• .... s ICI llltd W•kl 1-1 14S-otlbbs IC> doc Beinllc 119-0 1S4-Grttfy (Cl Pinned Boyle 1·08. 1H-achf9lan ICI dlK Purson4-2. 17S--«:tmblo IC! won bV torten. l91-F1rmer IKI doc Wlng•rdl.O Hwt-<••v IC> plnnto Butlu 2 '4 C.W.... .. , Mir IU) 111l IC•letla tS-l.flO IKI plnnoclOrr l :J2 ,tQ)-Mlsa)on IC> dee RJcharoM>n S-4. 112~. Metthewsoec S<hag s.o. l~PCIOlllO (k ) plr>nlld JllCOb\ I SI 117~khmond IC) dee IPC10llto4-1. 133-Crouen (Cl dee G11ay 9-0. Ill-Grows IC) lltd Cluk 0.0 14S--Oobbs CCI plnntd 8ol1nd O: Sl IW-GrMly (C) doc .. oot •·O. 16S-•<lllgl1n IC) dee 8uterballgh 17s-«emblt IC)det Matthtw4-0. 191-Wlfl90n:I IC) -n by lorleH. Hwt-<toy <C> won by lorlelt. CeroM *IM., IJO) Utl Fooelllll ~r IC) pinned Fiiiey 1 :S7. 103-MlsaJon IC) tied Osborne -4-4. 112-SchOg IC) lled 8rfnnof\ M . 110-Smlln CF > dee JacooH·l. 121-'tlcllmond IC> doc 8all 1.0. 1SJ.-<roSM11 I Cl 6tc Hemmor 2..0. lll-eucJlloy IF) dtc G,.ws I.{). IU-OObtJs (Cl tied Wagnor M tS4-Younkln (fl') dee GrHly•-O. 1'S-...Kf119lan IC> dee GofcSenllH>. 11~emoto IC> PIMOd Robt>lns 1:20. ltl-Wlngard <Cl doc lrwln S-0.. Hwt-Cll'I' CC> lltd Katnik 0-0. cefttwyLa ..... t. Corono dot Mar 2. T11s1tn 3. M19'1oll• 4. Estancia 5. Ne'#P(lr1 6. CMta Mesa 1. El Modena I. Villa P1r1'. e"'fllroLa,.• 1. Loera 2. Foothllf 1 Kennecr., 4. !Ulell• s. 5.odlotla<k '· Of'Mge 1. Rancho Alamltot I. AnAflel"'. Hwrotl"fton l'lve·Way Meet E41Hft (J7) (21) Btllllo-r 'IS--Owen (E ) Pinneo G~Ol>O )Q 103 Smlln 181 oee Qu1nnv1ll1'6 o 111 ~unn 181 pfnnf!d Oav1\ 7 10 1'0 Sl'WJ~ 18) dee Ander\on 8 O 121 Grul!l'r IE I dee Anrw>\IPy >0 133-MHd (f) dtc 0111 H 8 138 .>enkln1 18 ) clec VplOl'l 1 ~ 11S Oc&el' IE) Cite VafMll0~3 l~-Mctrcarefll IE > de< L•8elft Hl 16S ·Sweenty <El plnnoo Yoi.en0:48 11S-8r•b6nd IEI pinned Le~l>url' , JO. 1tl-Ol1s 181 pinned K•••l'l•r•• IS E.iMI" (46) (1J) S.fttl190 9S---Owen IE I ponntd Jii yneO 16 11D--Qu1"n"ltle lEIW0111>yldHe1t 11?--0a¥1s<El-nbytort('1 t 110-Mclersonl E)dtoCC•rllonlJ I 117-Gt'\lnor !E l du Suber S·O 1J3-Me0d IEl wonbyforll.'11 tll-tJoton ( E) dee JOM\on S 1 IO~Mt lEldtcOu1>10\6 S 1S4-8rasanlku ISl dee Milre.trtlh .. ,. 16S-S-nev IEloetMolell('llB O 1H -Syters<5)doc 8r•band8 7 1'll-K1wah1r1 ( E )wonbylo,lt1I Hwt-8afuer <S> plMedH011ac:1av1. SI Hlllllln9'0fl 132) Ull Edi Mn U-0-n !E )dtcMf S\IM,b·3. 101-Qlllnnvlllt IE Idec Woll. 1~ 111-l.ln(H)plnnedOavls1 00 120 -l.ockh11rl(H )dee Andpr\on, S 0 U7~runtr(Eldtc Oully,2 0. 133-Tllornlon IHI dee MPdd, 17.{) 1J8-Up1onlEldec Jor1~,.• 2. 11s-cac1u<Eldei: W4q'1"11,111> l~-RO\\(Hlp1nnt<1Miircare111 7 S1 IH-SwttntvlEIPlnntdSh•ler O '1 11s-T1nc II 1Hloec.8reband,7·t 1'1-0oonne IHI p1"'1l'd Kaw•ll•ra, 0 S'I Hwt~otn(Hldec HolladoJV.2·1 H11,.tln9'0" U7) 191 S.nll•CJO •~ulna IHI ponntd Jayne, I H 103-Wlll IH )wont>ylorlf'•t I 1'-t.ln IHI wonbylorllf't 120 -l.oOhart CH) plnnl'd ~rlion. 0 S1 177-0uffy(Hldec Sutwr I l . 133-Tnornton I Hl wonbyforff'ot 1•-JonnwnlSldee Joni'\ 7 2 11s-wa9s1111 (H)dee Oub•~.S.3. 1S4~oulH)plnnOdB•1son1kH.I Of>. 1•S-S111ltr (H)p)l\ntdM1teht'll,O •S 17S-Tancll(H)dtC.Sy~r\,6 I tt1-01onne ( H 1-n byforl•o I Hwt~attaar ISlplnntd Roln,J· 17 Mllfttl119'Dft .. 1tll(MI (14) Balll'-r 9s-Masslna CH I pinned Gabl>O.lO. 103-Smll1'1(8)pinntdWoll4 39. 112-4..in (H Idec Nunntl·S 110-t.oc:kh•rl IHI <Ste Snea s 4 171 Dully \HJl1edAn!V'Sley7 I 133 -.orhornlon (Hjp1nn'>d01all 27 138 Jenkln\18 )plnnt>dJOnf'sl 50 115-Wa9Uafl ltO p1nnl'd va1<><1.u1 2 IS 1~-Ross !HldeeLa8pllf'7·1 16S-Sl1•lerlHlplnne<1Yuen1 2? 11S Tancol (H )plnne<1Le\oebure1 ~ 141 01onnt!HIP1nne<10tu~O SO Hw1-Aotn(H)p111nt!dCra19l lJ Ed1so11 (39) ( 111 SI. JOl'Jft llo\Co 95-0wen IE I pinn@d MA!dtnA O 17 103 -Oeldbaeh IS ) ~c Ou1nnv111e 1-0 112-0.vls IEI -n by lorlt1I. 120 -<.ancon• ISi oec Anderson ~7 111 vuner IE I ponn@d Rt z. l SS lll-Po-r\ ISi oec Mead 1 1 138 4Jplon IE I dee Huntt>r l-0 1'S-C.C<>tt' IE) O.c Tuluy'I S 1S4 -Mercarelll IE l ptnn@d Hanw11 , 77 16S-Sw~n•y IE I ponntd Sw•r11 SI 11S-C••ll'ia ISl dee Bradband IH. 191 ~aw•nara IEloee P1t1on98. Hwl Morov1ck ISl ponn@d Holl..S.y 0 11 Hllflllltfl ... (40) !211 St. Joh" tlo1<o 95-Messona (H) p1nne<1 Medon.i I 32 103-Geldbacl'I !SI dc!e Wiii 3·2. 112-L•n IHI won by lorleit 110-t.ocknart (H >dee C•neone 7.0 117 -0utty <H l dee Rea 6·S Ill Tllornton IHI dee Powersl.O llll~unter ISi <If'< Jones SJ 1'S-Tuluy (SI pinned Waostall O 59 1~-Ross IH) dee Hansen 10-0 16S Sllater (Hl p;nne<I 5..,.,,, O.IS llS -C..rusa ISl dee Tancll 8 6 191-0ionne IHJ pinned T1llonO S8 Hw1-Morovick. !S) pinned Rotno.ia Spagh e tti Feed The Dana Hills High Boosters CI u b will sponsor a spaghetti din- ner Crom 4-6 this after· noon in the mall of the high school. The dinner will cost $1.50 per person or $6 per family. For r eserva- tions, call 496-0896. Lease or buy the last of the '75 MERCEDES executi\'e cars. llt•uo;c nl (n11>un,. Jn<· Call u• for t'On&l&ILadon :!13/91?1.g.Wi • 714/52!P2.'50 I . I B11yiti11 Missio11 V""io: Huge Select ion l ON Prices Mission Viejo lmpotts ._s_ .. _D_if'4J_o__, .. ~~oy of A•wy rcrh1oy, Miuiot1 Vro Ul-174 0 °" 4'5·1700 Sunday, Oocember 14 1975 DAJL Y PILOT C Bashore, Dionne Top All-area Grid Team HAYNES AILEY Edison RON WADE San Clemente Los Al Results For S.uurd.aJ Clur, Trx ll Fut FlltST ltACIE AOO r•rO\. J year olds Cla1m1n11 Pur\e '1600 -GovolU ITreaWrf') 18.AO S 60 4 00 HI Temp I Cdrdora I J, 20 2 60 Jl'I One Et .. ven (Nicodemus) ' 20 Tlmp 20 06 Also r.tn M i ghty Lovin, .Mrnemeiss~. Raon M.imbo, Golel, Olckey~ Fire Rh k, Plod To t?uler. U IEuct• -•·Gogol.all & ._Hf Ttm,, P1ld '46.40. SECOND ltACE AOO yards. 2 vear olds. Clalmlng Purse 0 200. Wlnktn Lark !Adair) i0.60 S o40 l 80 "'Peche Chitr')e !Cr~ JQer I A.AO J.00 Moon E"epctde ILoPh.trYll J AO Time 20 18 Al\O ran r aslesl J,l'I Yet. Rutt 0.al. Two Car C.rinh. Knight Fllle. Lc1ne·s Hobo Joi'. frclcle Count, Soc>llronll' Buc;i THIRD ltACE -JSO y<lrd\. 2 yMr olds. All-ance Pur\e UOOO Dlcuy's Dream !Cterrs'>OI Vidon(Harll OI\ C.OPY ~ (Watson I Time II 07 27.60 '1 • .0 660 360 300 uo .111!1<1 ran S.v•nnah Giii, Ouc'1d0 Lassie, Mr Hyanml11hty, Bound_.., Wasy, Kips Son l'OURTH ltACE AOO y.ards J year oldS All-..,<• Purse i:iooo. Fl~I N' F lellle IC.rdoH) 6 00 A.AO 3 80 w.,.,aawilch <Paoel 11.eo 11 40 Dkkeys Roe-Candy IGerzal 13 00 Time -20 IM Aho r1n -Annita Strew, Mr. Blaclc Deck, Ciel-. c;,,1 Swln9lno. Sweet OaOdY, Liar's Olcl' Fl l'TH llACE 870 y1rds 3 year olds & up. Allowanu. Purse 'sooo. Savannah Lerk (N1cooemusl 13.80 S.00 2 60 Ollndy O..na (Myles I 6.90 3.00 TheMooruhlner <TreHureJ 2 20 Tlme -As.60 Al'>O ran Bio Bndger Bar, Llltle Go FIHI, Zip's Son. SIXTH RACE -400 yards. I year olds & up Cl•lmlng. Purs. "'°°~ . Etabbo's First IC.roouil ?S.20 lt.60 1 20 l.AloUN Moon (W8lkerl l A.80 i5 00 Sir Decka CLIPh•ml A.00 Tlme 20 lJ Also r•n -Olckl'Y Blue Boy, Sour Otv. Hasty Aon. ld•ho Go. Del's ~'llY Ruy. 81g Sflot Banker, Roy•I Top 8¥. u au<11 -7·Etall"'' First a J. U99M MMfl, ,_Id $t, 1Jt.SO. SIVINTH ltACE •OO yards 3 .,...,.r Olcb & up Classllled attow•no Plww l1000 OttrS... ICrMlltrl S 10 3.20 2 «I unty's.H!t CAdalrl 3.60 2 80 MlnSUC)Ar Copy (Tre•surtl JOO Tlme-1' n Also r•n -Monoo Ht, Chic P9t Go, The Good Thltl. Min Pl9 Pig. &IOMTH RACE 3SO y.ards. l -..ar old\ & up Cl•lmlng. Purse Jl700. Mt.SfwldY IP•Of'I 6.60 4.AO 1.00 Mr.~WHV!'r(Wl rd) S.o!O 390 l"lclcle N' Brlgtit C8enks l U O Tlme-17 f'I. Also r•n -~ Moon Too, ~,. OMdy, Trlplt C Truly, Parr Deck. Sto<mln, H•O.beyou, Hy Go B11r. U ••act• -l•Mr. SN•Y & •Mr. ....... r .... kl '"'·'°· NINTH RACa -400 ylrd$. 2·YNr olds Clllml119o f'urw '2200. Mt. Baytown (Nl<odtll'llnl 26.AO l .«I 6 20 Fen ltAl'I Dancer IW1rdl 10.00 1 80 Sand Rlwr 1tull1h 1Tr1esurel 3.00 Tl,...-10.1'. Alto ren -Jena Dtck, Suntorf, MDoll In TM West, How's Tri-. Aun-lliftt T Ab, £Hy's Fol Cy. TuUOll .Mt, u••.cta-.. Mr. tuJt.-&•11• bf! DeM«, "914 ~··· PORSCHE LEASING CALI. THI UP9T llLL YATES VW JWOISCHI HIU VAUIRO. 1AM NAM CAllllTAMO 137-4800 ~11 PAT PRJTZL Mater Del KEVIN PATTERSON Fountain Valley STEVE STEINKE Fountain Valley DAN MEEKS Marina STEVE FOLEY Newport Harbor MARK MERW1N Mission Viejo BOB CRAfT Marina Alamitos Entries Suftd.ay's Los Al•mltos Entr- Flrst Post n :op.m. l'lllST RAC.E -400 yards 3 nar olds Clalmln11 Purse '1900 Clalm11>9 prrce MOO() Jauy H•"k !Cardoza I 122 Jet Account IBan-sl 122 Say A Prayer IClerosSl'l 11• DoalV•n !GtsSl'll in Azure's Clown IStraunl 117 Bill Erie (Adair I 119 Pr~ N° Joy ITreuurel il• Dusty Line Bars !Hartl 119 GeOf'~ Is Three l"llcooemusi 11' Proud PosSl'ssron ('Na rd I 11• SECOND RACIE -•00 Y•rds 2 y""'r olds Clalmlno. Purse $2600. Cla1m11>9 prlcl'\ 10.000. Truly PoktY (Mart I 119 Desert Gem (Watson I 119 TruCupld CNlcodemusl 1i9 Wannerun (Adaorl 119 C,.,.rQer Go Ber IB'1nksl 119 Hard lo Catch !Call> 119 Al Too !Clerlss.e I i ,, S.v•nnah One Time (TreasurP I 119 Fo•y Glarr !Cardoza I 172 Jet Don IMltchell I 119 THIRD RACE -lSO yards. 3 year olds. Allowance Purn \4000. A·Bltek Thol!9hl (Myles I i ,, ~er'sCllolce !Ward I 119 TheA"1bUsador (TrHsurel 119 Mike's Jet (Adair> 119 Ed Off (Brooks I 177 Heir Appertnl (Lipham I I l'I Mr C.prl Otc-(KniQMI i19 Dusty 8e Lady (We I ch I 119 Arltl Pen !Nicodemus) 119 RKord Cllar119r CHarll 1 i9 FOUltTH RACE -110yards.3yNr olds & uo. Cleimtn11. Purse SJ100 Clalmrng price JSOOO. Bleck Brother !Nicodemus I 172 Nuttier Willow (Walson> 121 Knight Of G!orr IC.rdoH I 120 L""" Cat !Clu lsw I 11' GIOf'V l>Nntom (Ch•vul 11• Ot' o.n (Morris) in 811•111> IC•lll 111 Oynago Gff IBanksl 122 l'l"H RACE -JOO yards. 3 yNr Ol<ts & Ill> Allowance Purse $SOOO. Laddie Face (Mllchell) 11' Rebel K1y !Treasure I 11• Euy Rita Jet CCIII! 11• Mb' FlfftMoon CllPh•ml 11' TlrfmutJtt !Watson I 177 Ollcll Doolin (Adair I 112 MIH Jet On IGesS<tl I 119 Moofl Otvll (Nlclldemus> 177 Wltcll!n' Holl!' I Orey er I I 19 Antty Go (H1r1J 172 Grid Scores NCAA DMtlea It Clla-~ QIMH .. caewt NO. Mktll'°"' 161 W. ktllhKllY U MAtACM•MMll .. Te~$A&tS'7,S.lem,W.Va 0 SIXTH llACE 5'' yards 3 year olds & up Allowance Pur~t \ilOO Ll9lllln11K Bar CSlrtussl 1?2 Joyous Vtnelltne CBanl(~l in EcholsEra IWardl 11• C.S.a<e Strip ICr•ager I 120 N•Sha4etn IGu1nevl 111 Sanoy Vtnn•" !Morris I 111 Orphan Jack ITrttctl 11• El Retero IH&rll 11• Mo1SM 2 (Paqe I 1n ComtOn Otcl( IMylt\I 122 SEVENTH llACE •OO y•rds J .,.,.r olds & up lnvilalronal P\irse \11,000 TM Cyprt\\ Handicap lnvH•· Ilona I Easy Six INlcodl'musl She's Preclou\ !Walson I Easy Oate (KnlQhl I Palrol Olce IAdtorl Five Chrcs (Lipham I Native Empre\s CTrtasurc I Al'\ Alibi IMvl~sl Alat hlc IBank\l l!IGHTH llACE AOOyMd~.J year old~ & up Cl•lmlno Pur\e $1100, Claim I no price \2SOO Sherm (Kn111hll Scooby Dcioby Do CW11rdl El Toro Parker !Cardoi•I Wlnwmt Lad (Morrison I Ketchup (Llph•ml A·~·s Niner (Walker I Snult Allaclt (Clerlsse I Aularlt's V•n (Welch I Truly Tr ltd IC.II I RoOy8ea<hH•nll (Pagel NINTH .. 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""'111• ln•truclle>n •ftulf'IO...llnl..O Windspeed SAILING CENTER t~• w Co<ttl Hwy N-OOl1t .. ch 631-0550 ERIC WINTER Mater Del BRIAN WOOD San Clemente PAUL RADISH Edison KEN MARGERUM Fountain Valley Area Gymnasts Compete Today Ten teams. including four from the Orangr Coast area, will com pete in the class three zone finals of the Southern Califor nia women's gymnastics coaches as- sociation compet1t10n to- day at Fountain VaJley :\'tile Squar e Park recreation center. Action begins at 10 a.m. with a donation of Sl.75 for adults and 75f for children. MARTY SNYDER Mater Del CHRIS DOVE Fountain Valley DAVID SCROGGINS University STAN MATHIS San Clemente RICK BASHORE Back of the Year KEITH DIONNE Lineman of the Year BO BOXOLO Fountain Valley GEORGE McGOWAN Mater Oei Schaff Named Coach of Year At hlt>te.., from-:\l Hl 1·1 Dl'I , Edl,Ull .111d F11dll tc.1111 VJlh>\ l'l'.tp1 d till' hon':; sh • .ir~· o f h11111'1 ' 1111 thl• All Or.illj.!l' ('t1~1sl area footh.111 tl·am :1 ... ~ekcted b) th1· Uad:- P1lot sport:-,t ,1 If But tl \\J!->11·1 .1 ckan SWl't>P ,1s cu.11 h nf tlw year gol'S to Allll' Sd1.1ff of San C'lt.•ml'll1 l' 111).!h and hnem.111 11f t ht· :-1·.11 gol'S to ll u11t1ngt11n &•.tl'h', Kl·1th l>111n1w ALLIE Sr.I-''-;- Coach of tile Year Ra ck of thL \ l'.11 1 Edt!>Ul1 !'> ltiri.. 1i.ish11rl· \\hu l'.lrrH•d ... 1mil.11 honors 1n Su n ... \'l l.l'.l~!ll•' and 0 r a n g l' ( · 111111 t ' nrd1·s Ba:;h on· '' .1 ... 1 \'c'I' vthrng t11 lhl' 1·;d1 ,1m elt'Vl'll. 17 5 p ;1SSl'' for 1.-103 ya nb .wd i.. 1II111g lhL' dt•fL'lbl'S \\ft h ht' running I k "'11n·d •.1' touchdo'' ns .11.d '' ·'" d 1• va st.1 ting 11 n ckf l'l1"' too. in l l' r rt• pt 1 n h t 11111 p.t!>'l'" from his p11l 111 lhl· 'l'('lllld .11'\ I'll 1'11,1 "' l1th'Ct1:111 ti) IJ. .. 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ClUIS. wooos. ltOMS. .. r c.t !! , DAILY PILOT Odd and 1 Ends Front ~ I Hor eman's 1 Mes y Desk The odds ·n · <'11d:. that collect on a guy·s dt•s k ' Let 's play c<.ttd1-up and let m t- tdl you some of lht• things that I've been mtt-nd1ng to gel around to"someday ·· First. there a rt! .i coupil' of books. one for now ;mo on1• for later THE "NOW" book 1s called "The La nguage of the Horse" and would make a Chnstma::. gtft for someone who already h.l'> "all" the horse books. This one was writte n b y Mtchacl Shafer <in German. I think > and is be ing o f(e rl'd Stateside for the f1r:>t time 1n an English transla tion by Oaphnt' ~1achin and published in ha rd {·over by Arco Publi:,hmg Co . Inc. ::it 515 Its 133 black·and-whtle photo ).!raphs of European and lcelan· die horses JUSt being horses are almost as fascinating as the text The text tells you how to blow into the nostrils of your favoritt• slt•ed and otherwise "make love." to him or her also how to re cognize the eomphcated body l.inguage. facial cxpre::.:.1ons and \UC~1l ::.ounds that m~kc up tlw '11(' J bu I .lry of the ho rse. THE ''LATF.R" book 1s one you m ay be looking for next ::;pr ing or summer when you travt'I "1th your four-foot ed fri end CJ lled .. E.1sy Riding" and sub- titled "Tht.• Complete Gwde for P eople Who Travt.•l Wi t h Hor ses ... this slick httle volumt.• "as produced by lhf.' pubhsht>rs of Hor::.e Lover's magazine. It purports to tdl you where yo u can find m·ol(.'ls with stables or. al le as t, motels that can . dirttt you to overn1~ht stabliflg facililtt.'::.> wht.•n you're on the ' . oad · Personal expent.•net• in this area has p rovt·d to ml' that -at I up until now no one really s the def1 nil1 vf.' i;?wde to "horst.• tels." The "F..1s ) Riding " book. wever . du<'S offer a rundown on otels in various stall's that ould ~ervc as b ases to operate om while you check out fair ound::.. r enta l stables. et c ch arc the bt.•s t places lo seek )out when you ·n· looking fo r ovt>r ... rught lod ging fo r your hor::.c . anyway >. The book a lso h .1s J calt.•ndar of annual hor se e vents <shows, mostly> and a travel checklist at will help ynu get ready for ·our trip . Book sells for two buc ks. HORSES IN traffic are getting to be a more and more common :;igbt. A recent picture that went out over the Un1t<.'d Press ln- tef"tlational news wires to points all over the United Stales showed . Buena P a rk 's .. St ag ecoach 1 Xing.'' the cros:.1ng on La Palma I Avenue th a t 1" used seve r.ll Sunday. Ooceml>er 14. t915 • KNOTT'S STAGE}4AS CARRIED PASSENGEFlS SINCE1949 Park Expansion Required World's First Coect_t Crosalng Light Horsin' Around with Tom McCann times e ach da ) to movt• J "tagecoach across six lanes of traffic runnin g b etween two parts of Knoll's Berry Farm. UP IS San Francisco, nine m ounted po lt ee officers ha ve been assigned to the downtown Christmas traffic detail. That's hal! oLlhe depa rtment's cavalry. aecording lo Capt. J ere miah Taylor. and they will be charged with ''expediting the handling of traffic and Christmas shopping crowds ." • The horse units on Market Stre et and o ther famou s landmark boulevard-; are expect· e d to b l· "h q~hl y m o bilt.• for emergl'nc 1es and as a crime deterrent." according to the cap lain YOU'RE GOl~G to see .t lot more horses "tn traffic" at the Rose Pa rade this year. too. For on e thing. the offtc1a l Bicentennia l Wagon Train, the one headed cross·couolry for Valley Forge , Pa., and a dally- whacker of a celebration next Ju. ly 4. will send a conlin~ent down Pasadena's Colorado Boul evard before heading out for the long l!astward trek (I'll be telling you more about that. including how you can gel involved in it. I hope, as soon a!> details become available.) ASOTHER VERV public ~tp pear ance of hor st.'s that should bt.• a real turn-on for lov1:rs of dre!isage a nd a ficionados of the beautiful Andalusian breed : Dean Martin is supposed to de· vote more than 10 minutes of h1" high -p o w ere d ndwo rk Chnstmas show to some shots of Albert Ostermaier working. the snow-white stallions. Also shown will be Legionario Ill, grand champion Andalusion of Spain, and several other equine resi- dents of the Greg Garrison ranch m Thousand Oaks. It's no accident that a good por- tion of the show, including se- quences with guest stars Dionne Warwicke, Michael Learned. Loretta Lynn and others, were taped at the Garrison spread. Mr. Garrison is the show's pro- ducer. Watch for it next Sunday night on Channel 4. ('ONGRATULATIONS to two winners a l the Santa Barbara Na- tional Amateur Horse Show. Pam Dikeman of Huntington Reach won championships both in Western Division and in Junior Stock Seal. in the 15-17 age group of both competitions. Barb?ra Williams of San Juan Capistrano was reserve cham- pion in the adult age group or Western Divis ion competition. She rode Hobby's Booger. ASO, FINALLY, my desk yields a copy of "The Horse's Prayer." dropped here by Jerry Hill. the Daily Pilot's cowboy cameraman. Io case you want the words for a sampler to hang in the barn - or wh::itever -here they are: Up hill. hurry me not; f)ou.m hill. /lurry me not : 011 the level. spare me not; Jn the stable, forget me not. That ought to catrh us up on lhose "some day" stories. It sure is nice to get the desk cleared off oncem a while. Copenhagen Prices Soaring •• ~' I I ~ By STAN DELAPLANE COPENIIAGEN -Rainy days tn Copenhagen and a chill hint. of winter. Copenhagen had an unusually long sum mer. They left the famous Tivoli Gardens open past mid-September closing date. We had dinner at Divan II last night. When we left they closed the gates. They won't open again until May 1. Smorgas bord is what you come to Den- mark for. And there's more to it than being caught in a deli with a fork . The choice is staggering. Little pink shrimp. Lobsters. Crabs. Mussels. Caviar . Eels. Herring. Sardines. All kinds of roas t meats. Eggs deviled or curried. Horseradish and mustard in graduating strengths. Evt>ry kind of cheese. Fruit. Pastries and on and on. You begin with fish. Danes are insistent a bout this. You get the idea you could be fined if you took anything else for openers. Very important that you discard the •fish dish and take a new one for followups. You take a fresh dish for each course. They can tell how you 're doing by counting the • dish stacks. No doggie bags. flt •• 1 Danes think the best smorgasbord is ' served in the Central Railroad Station in Copenhagen. Crystal and silver gleaming , on crisp white linen. Fresh nowers Crusty antique waiters. They tell you that 200 million people have gone through Tivoli Gardens ' !airland 111ince it opened in 1843. It's a street· lair feeling. BeerhalJsfullofsong and ralsed steins SidewaJk cafes. Dance halls. Jug i:!lers Clowns Swans ghdc on the lake. Dance band music floats across the water Fine restaurants blating with great chandeliers. A wonderful old carousel spins slowly to the music of an antique calliope. ll 's a mus ic-box world. This was 3 press weekend and ~he Danes pushed everything they ·rould into three days and nights. Denmark has such r an inflation that Danes are emigrating at an • alarming rate. More too.rials would bring in fresh money and they need it. The Scan-. ' t J_ din avian airline SAS has worked out an all- included week in Denmark that is reasona- ble. Around $400 to $600. But if you get off the package and go on your own, prices are stiff. The young group. who adored wonderful wonderful Copenhagen is being priced out. *** "Are dollar bills more valuable in ex- change than travelers' checks?" That's a variable and I've never found out when or why. I've seen green dollars better one time and next time. same coun- try. they give you more for travel checks. Travel checks were better when the local money was slipping -the checks were like money in a non-skid American bank. But with our dollar doing a yo-yo act. who knows ? I carry a few one dollar bills f ot' last minute money leaving a country. One weekend leaving France I Jost my travel checks. The kindly banker (the one in the ads who rushes over to replace your lost checks) had closed the bank and was off to the country. I bailed myself out of the hotel with those green dollars. Most hotels in Europe won't take a personal check any more than American hotels. Anitrak Fares Up W ASKINQ'?QN ("1>1) -Pusenger train rues wlll ri1#5 u, 10 pe:rttnt on most routes over lh&OOt tw<>mootu.. Amtrak has announced. The tint round d increases wiH be Monday, tM corporation said, when fares will 10 up tor most uot~rved. sbort&tanc~ trains. such u irtandard trains .in..t.bc Washinitoo-Boston cor· ridor. Fares on the hfib-speed metroliner re- main unc.banied. however. Tbe second Ht ol fare hikes ls set to take el- ttd. feb. J, V(lth inaeases 1n m~coacb fara an<t, some fint·clus rares on lq-dlstance trains. t The Los Anee•~·San Dieto run "ould fall under the short haul (5 percent) increase. Chicago·. New Orlean.s•, and 'SeatUe-to·Lo• Anseles runs would increase 5 percent Jn coach only • For the Record PVBLIC NOTICE ____________ J ____ _ l'ICTITIOUS aUSIN ESS . . \ . PVBLIC NOTICE SUPUllOlt COU ltT 01' Tit£ STATE Of' CALIA> .. UA FOlt TMIE COUNTY OF O"ANOE .... A..aMt Cl TA TIO• • PVBLIC N011CE l"ICTITIOUS aUSIN•U NAME STATEM•HT TN foll-1119 ~''°"' .,.. 4I041\9 blllllneu •s · "DENVER MININC> CO ", 11• WHI 1'111 Sir••'· Cost• Meu . C..lllornh1 THE MC NAUGHTON CORPORATION,• C.lllornl• ~· tion 1. R l cll•rd McN•uohto ... Presldelll, u .. t M .. ra L•M, Hl.W\I lftlltOll Beatll, CA. 2. Patsy McNauohto,., Secmary, 17.M1 M~a LAM, Hunl 1"9IOll &each, CA. This buslnes& IS COftdu<ttd llY .. <:«pout loo. THE MC NAUGHTON CORPORATION A C•tllornl• Cofpor.e1lorl 8Y: RlcllArd McN•uohlon. Pl"ftldeftl This slelement was flled wltll the> County Clerk of Or •noa CO\lllty on Nov ember 2S, lt7S. ..... 1""'31 Publl"*I Or•noe CO•ft O.lly ~"·· Publl~d Or•n~ Coast DAiiy Ptlol. Nov. 30. •nd Dec. 7. 14, 21, 197S '*'I~ Nov.13.30,and Dec. 7, 14, 191S 4A.U.7S PVBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC N011CE l"ICTITIOUS aUSINHS NAME STATEMIEMT n.. loll-Ing per$ons •r• doh'Q ~­ neuas: APADANA RESTAURANT, 600 "O" Newport Center Or., Newport 8Hcll,CA97'60 51,_ Modin , 1314 w. Httn1oc11. s.nt• AM, CA 9270>I MohM'tlm•d Modlry, 2JH w. Hemlock, Sent• An•. CA '27°' Tiiis 1>usl11en ls conducted lly • 91fta'al putnentiip Slrous Modlrl Tiiis sta1'tment was flled -'• 1~ County Clerk of Otnoe County °" December~. ms NAM• STATIEMINT lfttht MltterottM Est.lie of PRAHi( Tiit foUowlnQ per tons ... cloinglll6 .. GRANT PARKS ..... F RANI( o. nessas: PARKS. au FRANK GR~NT PARKS, Joseph J. Todd and Assocla~. 150 SR .• •ka FRANK G. P~ltKS, SR., Newpof1 Cellter Drive, M-104, ~,, DK•sed. &eKll.CAt?6i>O. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF Jo$fClll JoM Todd, ,." Cow St .• CALIFQftNIA PUBLIC NOTICE PVBLIC NOnCE Coron•delMer,Cal'2•lS. TO: J~SSCOTTPARKS l.•Offrence E. Norton, 1300 So. J1MltSoulhCoastHigllway l"ICTITIOUSaUSINHS NAME STATEMENT suu NOTICITOCalOITO.S N•.A-IW6 SUPERIOlt COUltTOP:TMlf STATE OF C.ALll"OltNIA, FOtt THE COUNTY 01'.0•ANGE ~ytronl, B•ll)Oa Island, C•l "26&2. LAgufta Beach, c.a111ornli1 MlchHI Shaw, 1IOI Sherer Lene, Pv~t to the law you.,.. hlf'eby The following per50ns •r• oo.no l>lnl· neuas: GlefldAlt, Cal. cHecl llnd f9C!Ulrtld \o appe.,. before tM Tiiis t>uslneu .Is conducted lly a Jud94! of this court, located at BAS.ABE ANO ASSOCIATES, 213.S WAllK•, Cost• Mtsa. CA. •all 9'nt••IP«lnersllop court"°"se 700 Civic Center Drive Joseph J. Todd West in 111; City of SMta Ana County Vivian 8es•l:MI, 213S W•lla<e. ~la MIU. CA. '2'27 In 111e M•tttr of th• Estate •I WA LTER MURRAY AITKEN, olso This statement wu tilfd ""'" tllt ol o;a,., St•t• of C.llfomi~. at rne Countv Clerk ol Ofan941 County on NoY· courtroom of Oeparlmenl No. 3 on -••. 197S. Jimuary u. 197S, al 1:30 pm., I~ and F•••U °"'" to be eomined on 1M matter set Publlslled Oranoe Coast Dally Piiot, forth in 111e Petotlon of Junes E Heim Nov. 23, 30, and Dec. 7. u , 191~ 4457 IS Pvblk Admlnlslr•tor of ot•r9 eoun'. ty, according to 1111< verified peullon on .PUBLIC NOnCE Ille. to wllkll reference Is rNOt tor JN 8AUl>e, 113S WAii.Ct. Co\t. Mls•.CA.'7•71 known as WALTER M. AITKEN •rd w. Reid and Rubv Anderson, 22~ AISOW. M. AITKEN, OtCHscd. Rot>ln O.ks TerrA<e. Oi•mona ear Nollet Is llerebv given to creditors CA. ' llllv•no cJalms •911lns1 111• said dec:e- Plllllp G•tn, t311 I Solllllre, ~nt 10 Ill• uld claims in the office ol lrv1ne. CA. tllt Cle<"k of Ille aforesaid coun Of' lo Thh business Is conducted bv a e>rewnl tl'ltm lo tlle UftOerslgned M 111<- oenet•l pertnershlp. offic e of J ANET VINCENT. 1SS7 -----------furtlltr particular~ ~ICTITIOUS auSINESS Detect: December 11, 1'7i. Vlvl•n Baul» 81'Yt r1y Blvd. In Ille City of Los This Jl•lement wu '''"' wllll lN Angelu, In l:M Angeles County, wfvch County Clerk of Or•nge Couftly on NOY· latter office'' Ille pl;Ke q4 ~-ol NAMli STATEMENT WIU..IAM E.5tJOHN. c-t., Clen And Cler~ TI>e IOllOwlng pef'SOftS ere doing a.sl-of the s..p.ri« court ol 1~ .mber2S 1'7S. Ille unOenigned In 111 m.tt!-i'l partAln • ~ •llQ lo SAld nt•te. Suell CIAIFnS wltll th<! MU as: The Candid Computer, llSO Soutt\ Sl.t• of Califomoa, 1n 11ncl Plaia Or., s.nt• AnA, CAlll. '2104. lot Ille County of OraMJt 'Tiiis stelemtnt •es filed with IN MC~UAl'Y vouchers must be llled or-Countr Clerk of Ofange county on Nov· presented as aforesaid ••lllln lour enar2S. 1ns. montllS alter ttie llrst pllbllcatlonot ""~ notice. Wtlll•m L. And LlncU L. Mertin, '°6 CS EAU 8y Waller T. Kl119, 0.P<ll'f 8ellls SI., Newport ka<ll, C.llf. 92MO. O .. N Uy .. ER • CO Ty Published Ora1199 CoHI 0111v PllOI O.led Dec. l, 197S This llUSinHI ls CoMUC1td Oy • llmlt-A It... I( ' u .. .0'*1MF'Slllp CIOUMSliL Nov.l0,•nd0ec.7,U.21,1'7S . 4Sl .. 7S WALLACE M •cGREGOR AITKEN Linda~ ~rtln ... IUCMAltD O. OVIEDO, DEPUTY This riattmtlll WH llle<f wllll "" 61SCl¥k c.Mft' °""West PUBLIC NonCE Executor of the will of the decedenl J ANET VINCENT '°""' 0 .... Ofttc .... ,17, y 1..-11. Of renge County on No,,.. ~All•, C.lffwwl• tl70l NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUPlltlOR couaTOPTME STATE 01' CALll"ORNIA l"Olt THE COUNTY 01" ORANGE Na.A-lS2JI tm>er 1'. 1'7S. ...,.,. T ........ : (114) U4-mS Putlllslled Or•noe CNSI Delly Ptlot ....,_yster~ltlffer IU7 .. ,,.rly 81vf. l..MA119tles,CA No'l.23,30,•ncl Dec. 7, 14, lt7S 4404-7) Publl!Nd Orenge CNSI O•llY PllOI, 1------------1Dec.14,21,21, 1'7S..id Jan. 4, 1976 '7SHS Pul>llsMd Or•nc;ie C.Out O.ily 1>11o1, Oec. 7, 14, 21, 18, 1t7S 4611·7) Estele of LEI.A IONA NELSON, OecHsed. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo lllt __ ..,,..,.._.,....,,,.....,_..,... _ _,... ___ creditors of the abovt named Oe<:eelenl l'ICTlTIOUS 8USIHEU 11141 ell ptl'\onS h&vln9 claims i191lns1 S·IJ21 PVBLIC NOnCE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NAMIESTATEMIENT Ille said deudelll Are required to file MOTICETOCaEOIT09'$ •s: THE SECO .. O TIME AROU 0 The following person Is clo•l!O bllsl· 111em, w11111i.e neceu ary voucller~. jn •uPEltlOHoR.co"..,..u•'T'oF .... "' " N MU es: Ille office of Ille c lerk ol lhe abO,.. en-~ •~"' SHOP, l'Mt S. Coast Highway, L.agvne UN'ITEO CRUISING CLUB, 3«M lllledcourl. or to presenllhtm. wlllltlle STATE Ol'CALll'OltNIA. l'Olt l'ICTITIOUI aVSIHH~ NAME STATEM•NT TMfollOWlng per SOI\ 1"•olngbll5l~ss Baach, CA. '2651 Vla()pgrto, N-port 84ta<h, CAorn.60 llKHSAry vouchers. to Ille u~rslgnecl THE COUNTY OP: OltANO• ROMl<I c. Hollls. 1064 s.i.c· AM .Joly! Collins Fulton, Jr., 2410 Flm •t the office of PETER J . MADIGAN. In Ille M•tter of Ille Estate OI St., IAguna Beac:ll, CA. 97651 AW!., Corona de I ~r. CA ,,625 Allorney 11 Lew. 2099 San JoaQuin Hiiis LEOPOLD FISCHER, Oecetied. This ~•lness Is conduclfd by an In· This business Is concsucted II'( ilfl in-Rd., Ntwport eeacll, CA ~WO. wfllct\ 15 Notice ls lltreby 9lv.,. to c~s dlvlctuel. cllY~I ti.place of llllSIMnof the undenl9'Mcl hevlng cielrM eoalnst tlle Mid dtu - Ron1ld C. Holl ls Jolln CollillS Ful1on Jr. In all tNtten pertalnlt19 to the n tate of ct.nl to file 54ld cl•lms 111 Ille office of This statement WH Ill~ ""'" the This :st•ttment was flled with Ille seid OKedenl, within tour monlM •lier IN cltrk of IM •Ions.aid COi.Wt or '° County Cle<k of Or~ County on No.,. County Clerk of Orange county on thtflm publlutlonol thlsnotl~. prewnt them to tlle uncterslCJMd et the tm1Mr2S, ltlS. ~lO, lfJS. O.ledOecemberJ, 1975 office of BRIDGES & BRIDGES. 3701 l'Sll.. flJIS1' FERN A. SULLIVAN Wllshi,.. 81¥11., P.O. 84w 750QIHo. lo:M PUbllsM<I Or~ CN$1 O•llY Piiot, Publi1'1ed Or1119 Co\sl Dally Pllol. EH<Utrla of Ille Will ol ln Ille City of Los At19elH. '" Los Nov. 30,•nd Dec. 7, u. 21, lt7S •sn-75 DK. u.21•21, lt7SMldJen.e, 191, 1119 above named Cle<.tdell! AnCJtlfl County, wtllcll latter offlGe 1~ PVBLIC NOTICE ttlCTITIOUS aUSINHS NAMIE ITATIEM•HT Tiie fllltowl119 pertof\1 an dolfllll M l· NISH: CROWELL/ANDERSON, Suite 107, 4lft Me<Arthllf' 81vd., ~ Beach, Callf. tff60 AMI Hult er-en, llOS Slifnmlt Drive,~ h tcll, C.111. 91641 K•ret1 ...,,_.son, SJS W So. c;__,, Loi Ar~u. Cell!. tOOl6 Apl/11"'4 Thls1ftlslnen 11 coriducted rt a oener•I partnerSlllp. AM Hull Crowell Keren Anderson Tiiis St.t-m WH nled ... VI ftle CMlllty CMf1l of 0r-.. CMlnty °" ~ 47$1-1 S Ptl!TEIU. MAD I GAN tN place of buSlnHs of Ille undenlgfteO ------------f &-y 11 uw 111 all rnattus pert•inln9 to Mlde&Wt" PVBLIC NO'l1CE ... SMJa~w11Hlltsltf. Such c:lllms With Ill• n~esSAry ........., .. aclt, CA '2Mt voucller5 ,.,.,st be fl~d or pr._..ed es ------------•t.4: (7141'40-0IOO el~ld wllMn four months llfterlhe FICTITIOUSaUSINESS Published Or•"98 Coesl Dally PllOI, f1nlpullll~tlonoltlllsnotka. .. A._. STATEMENT Otc. 7, U,21, 21. 1'7S 44~7S 0.ted Dec. J, 197S TN foUowlng peno11 Is doing bosl· RICHARDHOOG1!$AU.EN fltSS M : PUB EuculM of the wlll PATCHWORK CAROUSEi,,. 932 LIC NO'l1CE otseidde<edenl Wint~ Oare, S.nt' Arte, CAtno. -----..,.""P'""·t'""O,..,-t-----1 8Rl00£S & a1t IOGIES 1,.,.. Vollr•lll, 932 W. s.tlla 0.,11, *>TICE TO CalEDITOlt$ ~ Wll&lllre Blvd. Slll'ltl An•, CA 92706 SU.. O ... 0 .... 7 ... Ne. 11D4 Tiiis llU!Slness '' conduc1ed by an fn. •1tl It COUltTOl"THE LM"""81H,CA ... 7S cllvidual STATI! OFCALll'ORHIA FOil Published Or•noe C:O.sl D•ill' Piiot. THI! COUNTYOFOltANGE 7 • ..a l~rttVollr•tll .... ,. .. UM DK .• h ,21,H, 197S 4'12•7S Thi~ st.iement was fllecf wlt1t '"" Estele ol MAYBELLE GAIL Ollunty Oerk of OrAnge County Oii SEEWAGEN lka MRS. MAYBELLE Oecembef'2.l97S SEEWAGEN eke MAYBELLE G t<JOtt2 Pllb41Slled Orange CO.st Delly Pilot, SEEWAGEN. o.c .. Md. PCRLIC NOTICE OK. l~21,2t, 1'7S.nc!J•ll.•, t'76 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo the Ntat 475'-lS crlldlton of Ille •bove nemed de<.lclent Pullllstled Ol'lllOe COllt Dllftl' PllM." tllllt •II pel'WftS llAYlllll cl1lm1 ~lnsl llMft' 19, l'7S. s.uu MOTICETOClt•Dl;TOU .... A-l5JSI S\l .. ElllOlt COUllTOl'TMlf ST I.TE OJI' CA.LI FOltN IA. l'Olt THIECOUNTYOl'ORAN .. MDII. n ...... o.c. 7... .. .. JS PUBLIC N~"E Ille SAld decedent ~re required to fl .. IU'&U.. them, with the necessery vouctltn, In PVBUC NOTlcE jilCTITtOUI au11..-ta MAM• STAtHUlNT Tiie tllleWllll...,.. .,. ......... .... : VILLAGE CIENTIElt TllAVEL, U.Merwllffllt ,,..., .. ~ Vle6e. CA.~S • Oona Id T. Beddoe, 01 Viti• Gr ...... ~~.CA.-­'-"YC• It•• ....... 01 Vitt• Or ... Htwpott ~"' ~.,... ~lwence D. ftrenll..__, m1 v.ii.coe, WIHtmlm~. CA. Ret.ert •• Fn111lllou .. , SUI V-'leclto, '#tttml1t1U1r, CA Tiii& WSIMU II c...-uc:tM lllf a ..... ~ .. O...lfT • ..-.. ............ OfWlllll ~ o.ltr ....... ........... De<.7,14,tt,tm SlaJS PVBLIC NOTICE ---....,....,,.,...,-....,..,.._....,.., ___ U. office of the Clerk of the llloYe en- PICTITIOUS8USINIUS tlllt!d c0Vf1. ot to prewnt them. wllll the NAMI STATIMENT necesSAry vouchers, to the Ulldfrslone<I Tiie followi119 pef'SOft IS doing bull· lit C/0 GARRETT .. DIMINO. INC., l'ln$H: Cllve Kemp, Attorneys for Co· DIANNE'S 8001CICEEPING Executors. 19051 trvlne 8oulev.,d, SERVICE. 10l61 ... Ima Vista Ho. 1, Tustin, C..liloml• '2'80, wllldl Is the Gerdel> Groff, CA 92MO pl-of bu\IMSS of Ille uftdertl9fled In Dianne Louise Vollroth, 10l61 .n mAlltrs Ptrt•lnl119 to Ille Mlate ol ...,_ visw Ho. 1. O...*n GfoW, CA said dotcldent, wlttlln tour months .,1 ... ~ t,.flnt puti1lc•tl0rtof th ls llCl'llce. Tiiis MWs5 Is cOllducted ll'f .. 1... Oeted December 2. 1'7S. llvl~I LOIS V. SAVAGE •!Id O'-LoulseVellrotll ROBERTA.SAVAGE This st...-t •U fii.cl ._."' Ille Co-f.qcut~ofthe WUI Collnty Offtl of~ C--.tyon OK. of tM e~ rwirned ~ t, 197S OA•alETT a DI Ml MO, INC. .... 1S ly c;llft Ke,.._ PubllsMd OfM\99 CHst O.lly Piiot, A"'""?S-' LA• Dtc. 14. 21, ti, 1'7S.nd JM.4, 1'7' 1951 tmM ..... .,, .... In tM Matter of the Est•I• of NAN NI E l!THA PATTON Al<A ETHA N. PATTON, 0.CHWd. Nolkt ls llereDv glnn to c~tors llevlng cl•lms ~lnsl the Mid Otce dent to Ille uld claims In tM office o1 the dllrk of the •fore"ld co.I or ti) ~t !Mm 10 Ille llftdersltlMf et tJw> otllce of MA RY E. RO BUTZ. AltlrneY ~ Uw, ~ N, SAit ~lltlel A ..... In - Oty fJf Arusa. ln Los Angeles c..untr. """di 1a1t ... office ls Ille piece ol llU\I MU of tM ""°4!rSlllfl~ Ill all nwtt ... , Pff\lllning to said esl•le. SUCll ci.lrm wltll !'-necess.rv vouctlffl nMt be- 111~ or prHented as •lorfhkl wl!N1t IOuf months •lier the f lrst put1llc.etlo<t Of tlllsnotke. Oaltd Oec.3, lt7S JUANITA L. AMES IEncutor of 1M wllt 47J,t,7S ,.tl11, C.lltenole ., .. "81: (714) ,.. .. ". •-ysrwc:.•aent.n otselddeetc1ent • PVBLIC N011CE Pub11""'9d OtllltOt Cont O.ily PllOI MAlllY E. AO•UTZ Otcembtr 7, 14, 21, 11, ms 4'61-7S ~~~:;:e'•"· Puollstlld Or•noe ea.st o.1ry f'ikll DK. 7, 14, 11, it, lt7S 4674-JS PUBLIC N0'11CE . r ) CAILYPILOT . ' • ' ' t . ' 1 ~ The Week's Mai-ket Highlights NASD Quotations on Mutual Funds NY, AMEX, OTC Gainers and Losers Hf., 'l'OI' f •I Mwl'4 I\ t l"I ti biO -O~tO 11•1· <~' Oft Mut~tl FllM' •• quoceo Oy llw H•~O tnc, 0ttM'lltle~Tt. ms S-1 4M SOt Oitf'll "' ) u •• at• MMG llDS. lllw'ly l ,, •• MIMI 2 ~ , 11 sc1w1 ,. s n 4.0J m=••t. ~ .. r1 too 1 1• Funo •. 73 • ~ II• Aat GnM U4 4 U tncoin • °' t 14 Adil! ow t.ll ~ 11 .. "' l . 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The dinner meet- ing starts at 6: 30 p.m. at the SaddJeback Inn in Santa Ana. Women accountants in business, industry. education and public accounting m ay attend. CHARLOTTE. ~.C. <U PI ) -Las t fall Southern textile workers faced a cheerless holi- day season. T he national recession had idled thousands and those who kept lheir jobs were working shorter weeks. Giant strides have been made toward re- covery, with increased hours and wages for mill workers, allowing executives to turn their atten- tion to proble ms that threaten the textile in- dustry on a long"rangc basis. Many of these involve mor e stringent gov- ernment regulations controlling water and air pollution and noise in textile plants. Compliance could require firms to spend huge sums of money that otherwise mig ht go to modernize equipment ~combat increased foreign competitfon. • "On the s traight business-economic side, more people :.ire going back on the job," said Robert W. Armstrong of th~ American Textile Manufacturers Institute. "Inventories are fairly well under control, sales are picking up and prices are going up. "THEN YOlJ LOOK down the road, not only for the future but what you're having to put up ~th now, an~you have some pretty serious pro- blems," Armstrong said in an interview. The naeSiog problems of noise and dust poUution pers.ist, despite stiffer regulations. More strioaent prope>sals are under considera· tion and indW.tt'Y leaders warn that tougher re- gulatiotts could /orce some plants to close their .doors because <if the expensive equipment that would be required to meet the guidelines. "Most or the time proponents of new or ex- J)anded governtn"'nt controls focus all of their discussion on the alleged benefits of new govern- ment action, .. Murray Weidenbaum, director of the Center for the Study of American Business, told textile execuUves recently. "They usually overlook the large costs which may be involved. ~osts to both the t$Xpayer and consumer." · · But J ohn Kissack, assistant to the Southern director of t1i e Textile Workers Union of America, said the union felt the textile firms could meet the prot>osed pollution abatement standards and s till make a profit. .. t ~ ..., II ''I DON'T THINK they are eveo trying to find ways to improve (conditions)," Kissack said. "l think they are trying to use their poUUcal muscle to oppose improvements. Cert ainly other industries have faced comparable problems and have t aken steps to eliminate them .·• Tr-HE .· ,. (i Artists'Rendering"-V"' J ' . l . -~~~ .... b...~----~ ~ .. Y-; /.. 4 Current regulations set a top noise level of 90 decibels in textile plants and a proposal is under ~tudy to reduce the level to 85 decibels. Eighty- !ivc decibels is about the amount of noise pro- duced on a busy city street. while 90 decibels is more than twice a s loud. "The textile industry makes a soft product but is one of the noisiest industries.'' Armstrong said. "The government is now requiring a 90· decibel st~ndard and we can't meet that. Yet t~y're coming out w'ith &') decilx>ls." F. Sadler Love, secretary-treasurer of the ATMI, said the industry·~ future will be de· t.et'mlnrd by ~ovcrnmcnt regulations and tbo Oow or forPign imports. He said propos<!d government regulatiorus on noise, dust and water pre:seTvation would ~ost the industry S3.5 billion over a five-year period. "TWS WOUl.D AMOUNT to more than all the profitb of all the textile companies ln all the states of th union and would result Jn soaring te>rtllc prices to the consumer, no wege increases (or employes, no dtvtdcnds for 11tockholdel"s and no modernization of plants or machinery." Many execlltlves ~ce the return of the ti1ht labor market ol I te 1973, and some Clrms have already started dvcrlising for q ualified ,;,ork rs. ''We had • very tlU'ht labor ma.rtrl -ell the ..'Y•Y up to 1973." &mtick Hid. "~om all lodlcatlons l,'a golng to b4: Ught again.·· The ultimate·traim Springs tlresty e. A autiful hoine at the edge of a sparkling Jake within a country club. Thi8 is probably the closest thing to a dream house you'll ever The Lakefront Series is limited. The previous two phases of find. The setting is sheer magic. Mountains rise majestically fairway homes were sold out in record time. The Lakefront a gainst a crystal sky-blue backdrop. A shim meting blue-green Series will likely go even fa ster. If you-a Te at all interested, lake eparkles under the d esert sun. Sunrise and sunset bring visit Sunrise Country Club ag soon as possible. For the moment, great splashes of orange, gold, pink and lavender that impercep-we an offering a guaranteed interest rate and excellent terms.· tahly give way to black velvet, star·st udded desert night.s. You rnay also qualify for the $2,000 tax credit . AU behind the gate-guarded privacy of t he desert's most excit.--Delivery of the Lakefront SerieR is scheduled for late February ing, dynamic and successful new community. An 18-hole and early March, 1976. golf course; a ten.nil club with nine courts (four lit for From Palm Springs, take Hwy. 111 south, left at. night play) and video tape equipped teaching Country Club Drive. From Los Anreles, take 8lleyi;; a m agnificent clubhouse plus a separate Hwy.10 to Ramon Road (Rancho Mirage children's recreation area are all part of exit). left on Bob Hope Drive to Country your lifestyle. And there is no initiation Club Drive, then tum righL fee. Golf and tennit playing privileges Telephone: (714) 3'28-3191 are activated by the payment of Two and three bedroom" nominal annual dues only. In short, &om lft.IN to $13,996 .. Club membership comes with owner&hip. lt•flC"° "'uc•• ·~o!!~~~CUJB F.qual Houslrt1 ~~ii) , . I It ... • (8 DAILY PILOT Sunday 0.Cember 14, 197~ • California Dousing Reeovery lld~aneing Slowly_. I LOS ANGELF.S Calllorrua's buHding pace muu•trator of the bank"• Real F.slate Finance llate•s total for the month. as perm!~ issutd last Bank"• re1I estate Ill!....., uecuUve. "Sou~ cootmued to strengthen dunng October, reports Department, said that October's encouraging month totaled $306 million. Thal represented an 11 California's ten·county recion posted a six percent. Secunty Pacific Rank, as the valuation of building performance underscored the bank's recent percent monthly advance over September's mark September·October decline in bullding permlt ac- permits issued last month rose lo $772 million to forecast of an overall moderate recovery for the of$275milllon. tivity. In October, buUdlni permits totaled $39G rtflect a four percent improvement over Septem· coming months. million, down from the maotb..earller tally of $'11 bt'r's lev~I of $740 million ''REGIONALLY," SAID SECURITY Pacific million." Security Pacific Bank's monthly report s ays "IT SHOULD BE NOTED, however, that this that this continued recovery pattern stemmed from somewhat fragile recovery is dependent upon con- 3 healthy improvement in the state's nonresidential tinued strengthening in the homebuilding industry bwldmg sector, a nd a fractional advance in the ·which, in turn, is susceptible to anticipated fluctua- h\)ml•bui ldm~ pace for October lions in the financial market during the comine ~nior \'1ct> Prc:':itd<:nt Paul J O'Brien. ad· months," he said. Letter Auxird W o n By Unique Hornes Turninl( to California's seasonally adjusted an· nual housing rate, O'Brien said that in October the rate declined to 164,400 new units, down from the month·earlier rate of 172,700 units.' He noted, however, that September's reading bad marked the highest annual rateinsometwoyears. O'Brien based his statements on data compiled by the bank's Economic Research Division for the current issue of the bank's monthly publication, California Construction Trends, which features a . homebuilding forecast this month. J..VPU:Jlf 1rt 1 ill1iN ·=·:·. Adult Condominium llonuJ• in IM Pre1ti8ioa We1tt:li// Area of NtMJtOl'f &ad& :.;E • Decorator wall-to-wall carpeting • Enclose~:) pnlio or balcony f42 ,000 to 3 44,00'-I 2 B e drooms • 2 Baths Separate Di ning Are a • Breakfast bar • Dishwnsher • Coutinnons-clcaning oven • lce·maker r efrigerator 1& r: • •t W ;:•1• • • Abundant closet space 1 ~ew1101 ... I ,.as • Draperie!' • Log·burning fire p laf'P • Mirrored closet door~ • 3 heate•I swimming pools Christmas Decorating Contestl (ideas galorelJ Inn ovative Christmas inte ri ors created by the Art and Home Econ()mics pepartments of: Costa Mesa High School, Costa Mesa; Dana Hills High School, Dana Point; Newport Harbor High School, Newport Beach; & University High School, Irv ine. A competition for cash awards to the Student Body Council oeane Homes un1veRSITY PaRK Mode/, opc11 Jrom 10 u.m. until du1k. daily and S11nda~ 11> Drctmlwr 28th (714, ,,1 1(717 1184-1256 Rutland Road Neu1port Beo.cla, Calif. 92660 ~ale& Office Phone: (714) 645-8373 . .· ... · .. . . .. · :· .. . ·.· .. · ... . . :-:,: . . . . ::~;. .. ...... ... .. \ . ,,, .... ~····. " ... . . :J.oy· New Realtor Chief . > • HEADS REALTORS Helane E. Joy '" Harbor Board Names Officers Realtor Helane E. Joy, co. owner or Aaaociated Brokers ~rvice in Newport Beach, was lll!talled as 1976 president or the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board or Realtors in ceremonies held at the Mesa Verde Country Club. She succeeds uns presi· dent Harold R. Pinchinof Corona del Mar. Mrs. Joy, who resides with her husband Richard D. Joy in Newport Beach, first entered the real estate business in 1964 following a business career operating her own ladies ready· to-wear s hops in Phoenix. She moved to Newport Beach in 1963 to be near her daughter enrolled at Whither College. She obtained her real estate broker license in 1969, and opened Associated Brokers Service that same year. SHE HAS BEEN very active in local and stale affairs of the real estate board, serving as presi· dent of its Women's Council in 1972 and 1973. She has served on many committees of the or· ganization including signs, taxa- tion, political affairs, civic af. fairs, membership and several special committees formed to ac· compUsh single purposes. OTHER U7' officers and directors installed at the breakfast meeting are Art Giovinetti, Balboa Bay Properties, lirst vice president; John Boyd, Boyd Real E'Jtate, second vice president; Betty Grubb, Realtor, secretary- treasurer; Charles E. Brown, Hester and Brown, Inc.; Harold R. Pinchin, Hal Pinchln and As- sociates; George W. Williamson, Realtor, and Associate Direc- tors, Hal Cox, Cooper and Cox, Inc.; and Joyce Edlund of Mac- nab-I nine Realty Company lnstalling officer, representing Ira Gribin, 1976 president of the California Association of Realtors who could not attend because or prior commitments, was Realtor Shirley Commons, Huntington Beach, 1976 vice pre- sident of the state association. Rod Calderhead, 1975 vice presi- dent or C.A.R., also, participated in the ceremonies. The new directors take office officially on January 1, 1976. _.UD's Hills Says· ( . :; :-Suburbans Reversing MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP> - '}lousing and Urban Development Secretary Carla A. Hills says .that for the first time in more . than a decade middle-income ·people are moving back to cities ~from suburbs. · But she said in a speech at the annual convention of the Na· ;tional League of Cities that urban .officials could be doing more lo :encourage the trend. ' An infl ux of s uch people will in- : crease big city tax revenues, she :added. ' THE MIGRATION back lo cities is spurred by ''the high cost : and scimpy a va1lab11ity of fuel .coupled with scarce land. 1 stricter building codes and the ,sheer cost of s uburban construe· lion.·• Mrs. Hills said. movingoutof1t. torical or architectural interest. And these people. she said, She added that their greatest "are already movmg back." concerns are for personal safety, BUT SHE SAID that cheaper ease of transportation and quali· h ty education . living costs alone are not enoug Cities have already spent 60 to attract middle and hi gh· percent of their general revenue-income families. Cities must also concentrate sharing funds from the federal government on these services, their resources on enhancing the she said. but she urged the urban kinds of neighborhoods and officials to work harder in services which attracl smgle and young m arried people and the Congress to assure the revenue· elderly, she said. sharing program is extended Such people now constitute half beyond the end of 1976. of the households in America. ac· Mrs. Hills also urged cities to concentrate their federal and cording to Mrs. Hills, and their local rehabilitation funds on "Lifestyles are most suited to the selected neighborhoods that are very things our cities have to of· ,·ust beginning to deteriorate fer -s maller housing, conve· d nience to jobs. entertainment rather than already blighte l al · ones. and cu tur amemues, recrea· SHE SAID neither local nor tional opportunities and the federal funds were sufficient to charm of older houses-" revamp seriously blighted areas MRS. HJLLS said they m1~ht enough "to lure back the people want to Jiv e in areas near col necessary to maintain the . . . . .. . , . , &.lnday. December 14, 1975 CAIL Y PILOT Cl PRESIDENTIAL HEIGHTS PANORAMA ... 500 square miles of golf course, lights, and ocean view! The N\'w OceJnV1l'W lltlltop Series hJc; all you want from h1lb1dc living ... '.>Pd<..1uus, .my designs. Jnd "11 h plenty ol open gtound bet ween '>Lr ult ure'>. T h1'> Scru.•s hJ':> 11 sown !tw1mm1ng pools Jnd J.llU/11'> (4 of t'J1..hl) dnd d"&dlChou'>l' with an electronic <,ecurny ~Jtf1 OWNERSHIP HERE IS BEST. LIFE HERE IS BEAUTIFUL. The community borders the golf course, hJS 13 '>w1mm1ng pools, and offers J variety of plans. THE SEA, SAN CLEMENTE AND YOU! The PJufic gives our town its neJr perfect weather, refreshing brl'CLC'>, Jnd clear J1r. Q 10-YEAR HOMEOWNER'S --·--WARRANTY PROGRAM Two and Three Bedrooms from S39,990 to S89,990 San Clemente by the Sea ... Sdles Qft.c, Cornpr ot Sdn Piblo .incJ Acapulco Telephone (714) 492-2780 • "For the first lime in more than a decade, peopleofmederate : means are finding more reasons : for moving into the city than for legesorparks.or 1nareasofh=1s~---~r:es:to=r~a=ti=·on::::..·'_'=----=--=--=--=--====------=--------------------------------------------=--------------------------- ... ' IN HUNTINGTON BEACH ;LUXURY LIVING LESS THAN 1 MILE FROM THE BEAC I . t I EVERYTHING'$ INCLUDED IN THE PRICE: • Sha9 carpeting • Custom fireplaces • Deluxe "Ultra-bright" country kitchens • Front lawns with a tre~ and sprinklers •Wet bars • Shake roofs •Concrete d rives • 3-car garages • 3 baths • Rear and side yard fencing • 2200 square feet of living area MOVE IN NOW $64,900 to $68,900 \ .... Landm~rk .N Hon,rs : Gl ~LGA:;:::.:.t~lli*...::.:.1.---'-~=== c ~ (714) 842-7 497 ACROSS THE STREET FROM FABULOUS CENTRAL PARK HunfingtQn Landmill'k WE HAVE ALREADY SOLD MORE THAN 300 BEAUTIFUL CONDOMINIUM HOMES WITH JUST INGLEWOOD • MANHA'rTAN HACH \ PALOS VERDES • '.r > '° .. 0 "' ~ -< LONG BEACH • .. ~ n x ' ... 11 JILEFT IN PHASE 2AT 1974PRICES s32 ,990 to s37 ,990 NEW CONDOMINIUMS FOR CARE-FREE ADULTS OVER 40, IN COOL CLEAR HUNTINGTON BEACH PLUS THE 5% TAX CREDIT PWS 136 MORE UNITS UNDER CONSTRUCTION AT 1976 PRICES! • A walled community with 24·hour attended entry • Exclusive m1lhon dollar rec center with clubhouse. games and hobby rooms • A coun try club lifestyle less than I mile from the beach • Sw1mm1ng pool, hot water sw1rlpool, tennis courts. gymnasium and paddle tennis court ' , ' .. 1' ., .. • ! . • .. . . ~ ' . .. ,, ., ....... . ' ~bndciy. C -e ....... ,,, 14 t975 ~~oa' Homes ·unveiled lh':-> l'lc'g ,I H'l' ~ •' 1b1Jih Ill ~Hl l'X •·•· b ~·11"•l·wus rour ·11. th r,•t• hath I' l'~ll'I' WPOt '' ••r,lil pl rn111ng ,•1 Ill uJ ti" I~ t)l'W II, .. GI ~llHlUI It . . ":: -", ...... ·-~st . ,, '"""""" .... 1t17. ·.1 rrczr a.11 8,900 t"'q.11;.unt.'d 'The Balboa "'.1~ spt•l'lf1call y d e - ~1g n ed fo r active, l'.1hrornw families, and lht• do\.\ nsta1 rs is ideal flit' e1th1:1r formal or in· furmal t•nterlaining." THF. HOME features a rah;ed formal entry that overlooks a l arge, t'll'gant liV1ng room with vaultt>d t'o..•lli n g, and buvt•rs m1.n M'h.•ct an ad- d 1i1 on a I (1 pt 1 o n a l de· l'Orator se lected Ci r l' p I act.' lo f u rt h e r t•nhanct> the It ving room. AdJoining 1s a separate formal d1n1 n g room which seb tht• "Garden Vtl'"' .. tht•mt• with its large glass \.\ 1ndow wall. The Ralboa kitchen of· fers lht> utmost in prac- ticality and convenience. "We are t.'spec1ally pleased that tht• response has been so favorable to thrse truly deluxe kitchen s.·· G 1 annulli :;,mt "Each home offers 0 REAL ESTATE luminous ceilings a nd a thoughtful step-saving serving countt>r bet ween kitchen and patio, and, of course, wt> feature a full line or appliances includ- in g General Electric dis- hwasher. waste disposal, combination r ange and double ovl'n, and oven hood, light and exhaust fan." FURTHF.R c-mphasiz- i n g the fa mi l y - Seven Builders At Lake Forest There art.• now seven m.1Jor $out h e rn Cahforma builders offer· 1'1£: new homes al Lake 1' o r est The develop- ments c3n hL· reached by folio\\. Ing the new Lake Fort•st '.\1 odel HomeTour. The tour features s l' ' t· n n c w h o m e Ol'1g hborhoods that com- pnse 32 model homes throughout the lake and Cl)u ntrys1de develop- mt.'nts. Lakefront com- m u n 1t1 c s include Showcast' on the lake, s ingle fam ily h omes priced from $47 ,500 to ~72.500 . Lake Terrace, pnced from $54.990 t o $82,000, celebrating its gra nd o pening thi s wec-k. is the newes t of the pri\'ale recreational facilities which include the n ew Sun & Sail Clubhouse This facility offers residents an ac- t1 vity center that in- cludes olymp1c size swi m ming poo l s, volley ba JI rou rts. five tennis courts. basketball court and exercise rooms. L;Jke Forest New Lake provides a pri vatc bea ch ::ind sa iling marina. Lake Forest. a planned community. ran be re- ached by taking the San Diego Freeway south, to the Canada Road exit. east. Mode l Home Tour signs will direct you to the va r ious develop- ments now open. or1entat1on o f th e Ralboa, is the s pacious Garden Va ew family room with its indoor outdoor theme and cozy firepl ace. Downstairs, a convenient powder room opens onto the family room, as does the large three t·ar garage with its utility and storage areas. "Upstairs, the Balboa is J ust as warm and liveablt• as thl' lower floor ," G1annulh pu1ntt•d out "Thr m aster bedroom is a triumph m space a nd l'Om fort \\1th its dressing suite and private bath. and the other thret' bt:•drooms are more than adequalt.•- ly served by <I large bath w i t h s h o \\ t' r a n d bathtub." The fourth bt•d room. according to G1annuJl.i , may be ordt•n•d as a cozy den/library art.·a that overlooks the living room below :\fumerous other oplion<1l fL•aturcs may bt:' ordered prior to construction and at tht.• lime of p urchase..• HU:'IJTl~GTON Vil'W 1s one of lhl' Rn•n Cum pany's .. rt' sort .. com- munittt.>s. and 1t offers four largt' floor plan:; 1n 12 distinctive exterior design:;. Homes at Html 1n~on View a re pnced from $59,990, and the community may b~ re achl'd v1.1 lhe San Dit.>go Free" JY to :\l agnolia Bo ulevard, proceed south on M agnolia to Garf1t>ld, go w est on Garfil'ld a nd south on Newland to the models. Design for tht' Balboa is by Glen Cordoso , Bren vice president of En- viron m e ntal Desig n. Huntin g ton View marketing and merchan· dising are by Tenzer and Company o f Beverly Hills. Ca ll 642-5678. Put a lew word s to work for you. In the tradition of H1chard Henry Dana's 1YJ· 1 JJ tal "2 Years Before the ~.L.1··t, IJcilW Light Condomirnums announces an un1xccl d1 nk l l•lfr;r, "12 Months Before the Paymf'nts Plt1n' Th<il · r c :: 1tl When you make a normal 10% down p ayment on a new Dana Light ocean-view condominium, Dana Light will make your entire monthly principal and interest pay· ments for up to one year! t\.1 yc)u pay art the taxes ctnd homt,owni..:1 s' k <. • '. 11· ltnl pt r ir I Sp rtaculm r x T! '( .n \ v. :-:i l ightcd tennis courts A beautiful h1: ,1tC'd I onl v:1 t11 1acu:z1 and sauRas to r men and wor1.1 n /\;i 1 ' I c ., ~ 'N:tl11n a pnvatc St;CUnty (JLJct1d c111L l l Ocean View eomrnun1tv Condomiruums 1.R.S. Notice You must buy before December 31, 1975 to qualify for the $2,00C Tax Credit . P. .n ... nil 1 r. t!. $ ~ 1 1 "f.1;1 ( 0i1•dtt I~ fl icf Ji ( Jt 'r; s! ! I(), J I r. :I.I 1 ••• ·, : \'• I from $38, 950 Phone (714) 496·4552 \Vdl..1i11 r.~ Ci~ ', Sc1les A gent lakefrontneighborhoods. -===================::::!:=:..._ ______ __;=--====================:;:=========--__;:=------------------=-~.::_------====; Lakeshore Village, dis- tinctive homes priced from S.59.990 to S73,990 and :'forth Shores II. pnced from $62.000 to ss.t 750 '.\1any of these bl'aut1ful "aterfront com mun1t1es feature home.; "'1th their owri Mid-Winter Bo ~ale ! bo.1l docks L<Jcated in a country 'iett1ng, Park Place is pnced from $54.990 to ~G.990 Wildwood is a large custom designed neighborhood nestled in a sylvan wood glen. Pril'ed frQm $64,990 to $74.:>00. these homes are d1..•s 1gned with the l';.d1fornia lifestyle in mmd The Oaks homes. also situated 1n the roll· mg country hills of Lake Forest. are pnced from $.54,900 to $62.200. These quality ho m es feature many ru:;tom extras at no add1t1onal cost and overlook the large 37· acre :-Jew Lake. All homr buyers of L a k e f' o r e s t a r e automatical ly m e m · bers of the Lake Forest llomeownrrs Associa- tion with access to the La Mancha Architects Announced Don Schulz, vice presi· dent for p roduct develop· ment and sales for the Mission Viejo Company. has announced the ap- pointm e nt of Color Design Art. Los Angeles. and Land Architecture. Corona del Mar, to han· Ii \ die the intenor design Thl' ht·al'h. Jn "tnl<·r lht•rf''s an almos t hrittle claril\· to the a nd la ndscapmg, respec-· ttvety, for t he upcoming air. Tlw l1rill1arwt• or a" inter sunst.>t o\ t•r the oct'an i~ l<'gend. La Mancha Townhomes To many old-tinwrs, winter is the most beautiful time of the in Miss ion Viejo. year on tlw "ater. Over 50 pe rce nt of the To moi>t, h<l\\'t'H'r, th<.• bca<·h i~ a summertim e µlace. We'd new townhome site will like to changt· ~ou r mind about that. So. we're• having a ~~~~Ja~~s~ha:~o~~= SJWl'ial. limikd tinw midwintl•r bonus sale. On the mosl heall- de l M a r f i rm with liful watt.orfront t'ondominium r~sidcnc":-: in Nc\\po1t Beach. supervision by Larry Kl-Herc·~ Llw ofl'1•r : Bu~· lwfor<' .January :JJ. rn76, and we'll giv<· !FJ?~~ho~!; l~\11M~c~ ·' ou. ah:\olul1·l~ fn•t'. J our choke of either or the spcl'ial hon llS.'S hdm\ . ranged 10 c lus ters occu-pying uphill and downhill I. 'j',, o u·a~ slip rent.al FIU:E <At 621 Lido thcn•'s a locations to m aximize "ltJl !'or <.•\ery home right outs1rlt• your front window. the dramatic views over-:.!. ,\ l:a~ liner boaL. {A h(•aullful 19-foot runahout looking M iss1on VieJo's < ompl<'tc with a 1:-, horscpo\\ <>r oulho:u'<l.) priv ate ~ountry club and Takt· a tlri\C down to :\t•\\ J>ort lh·arh and ,-isit 621 Licio ~ ' {!Olf.course. :iUi < S ix fu rnished La Pa rk l>n\<•now.Sp<>nd Llw day. \\hoknm\s,it ma) dmnge --.._·,o ~ ' Mancha Town home tlw \\ay you gpcnd lh(• n •Rt of )n11r ltf<.•. ....,... 'i f models are slated to be s· 1 () open for mspection in the Two bedroom, two bedroom and den condominium ll'V TI TieIJty ne Sprrng of 1976 w ith homes from 1140,000. ~ -VV 1 trailer pre-sales opening Excellent t\nanci ng H' 1', I ..... 1 /, 1\ I'. rt.) in early January. Those I h (7! 7 I~ interested ln recetving Te cp on 4) 6 5-1070 • • tnformat-M>o -tW-ln&4------~cr-e i.rcc ion o Ring llrotlwrs l)(:."v"lopment·---m-r1a-· n-1.-, ------.1".!~ -n further op nlng ·details ,J ..L ..l. V, mny call Mission Viejo ~ Company at 837·6050, ex-~ EQ1111I lit"! mic Opportunity ten~lon~3. r ---Sonday OecemDer 14 1975 DAIL y PILOT ,, I "" ............................ ~ The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast Employment & Rtol Estate •••••••• l 000-2999 Rentals ••••.....• 3000·4699 Business, Investment & Financial . . . . • . . .. 5000-5049 DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS Preparation •....• 7000.7199 Merchandise ••...• 8000-8099 Announcements, Personals, Lost & Found ...••• 5050-5499 "You Can S~ll It, Find It, ( 642 _5678 J One Call Service Boots & Marine Equipment •....•.• 9000.9099 Services & Repairs 6000·6099 Fast Credit Approval Automobiles & other Trade It With a Want Ad Transportation •..• 9100-9999 , .. ~~!~! -~~ ~~ ....•.. ~'!4!!~! .':'.~~~:. ••••••• 1 ~~!!! .':'.~ ~~ ... ... . ~~~!!! .~~~ ~~-...... 1 ~~!!! .~~~ ~~... ... .. ~c:-!!!!!.~~ ~~~.. .••••• ~~!!! !.~~ .~~~-... ... ~~!~:!.~~.~'!':: ....... ~~!~!!.~~.~~! ...... . Gtnual I 002 GMeral I 002 Ge-neral I 002 Getteral I 002 GeMrol I 002 General I 002 GtMral I 002 General I 002 Gmt>ral I 00% ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PARADISE MANOR 3 BR· 2 STORY POOL-BEACH $35,000 Formal t!ntr y t o drama lie 11 \'inli! room. Hoge ~ar(Jen vit"w kitchen Art1stu: oprn stairs swf't.'p to =>l'P~ll .1tc m a s I c r ~ u 1 t '' p I u s l0h1ldr<'ns winJ,?. Sl•dmlt•tl 22 rt ballroom ::.11.t·d par ty room that ov<'rlooks wallN1 c·ourt vard Jlurrv forth is rall OO:J.7881 • (ff • l y , •t. '"I( ,,I'"' ; • [~ THE REAL ESTATE RS I ON THE BLUFF View· View -View 2 l.ll'<lrooms, 2 buths Con domin111m. Fin•plac('. ramily room, til(' t>nlry . Cuslom c·a rp('tinf.! und drapes Dc,:or a tor's wallp:tpcr throughout. Separult• laundry room. T\\o cndos(•d patio:-., on" cus lom bril'kcd 2 <:ar garage, e lcrtric· door openl'r, s~1mm1ng pool around th1· t•ornt'r .lal'u111 & Sauna BY OWNER 18724 Maplewood Ln llL'NT1NGTON ll E/\CI I OH Elias, down Chapc•I Lan<· bctwet'n Hearh Blvtl & .Magnolia %8-4~3 ESLEY N ~YLOR CO REALTORS sinct> 1H4l FANTASTIC BEAUTY-LIND.A ISLE The only NEW home for sale on this exclusive island. Finest quality, design & e lP.gance thruout ! Rich cptng. drapes, wallpapers & Italian marble. 5 BR, FR, DR, billiard rm. pool, jacuzzi . ' sauna, pie r & slip. $395,000 76LINOA ISLE OR. DAILY I 5 DOVER SHORES-VIEW-$275,000 An exceptional 3 BR home hy Ivan Wells w /extra tge fam rm. /\rea for maid's qtrs. P rof. decorated. abundant m arble. lge patio & lush gardens. LINDA ISLE MAIN BAY VIEW! Watch exciting boat activity from charmin g 5 BR Contemporary. Teak wood paneling, high ceilin gs. Beautiful frt courtyd entry, lge bayside brick terrace. Dock 3 boats. $395.000 36 LINDA ISLE DR. SAT/SUN 1 s STRICTLY FOR KIDS -$84,500 5 or 7 Bedrms. Full of exciting f('atur('s a lge family would love. Oversized yd. Room for pool. Quiet cul-de-sac street. Fee land. A real buy! 2926SILVERLNE. SUN 1·4 HARBOR VIEW HILLS CHARMER Lus k 3 BR, 2 bath '·Sausalito". /\II new appli a n ces. "Perfection Plus." Beautiful yard. Fee land. $1 15,000 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• * * * * * * Heritage Collection LIDO ISLAND CHARMER 2 STORY -3 bedroom and den with 4 baths . Highly upgraded -shows like a model home. Near clubhouse. Don't mjss this one at $129,500. cm. 540-1151 . EASTSIDE 66x300 R·2 LOT -with 2 houses. 2 Ucdroom and 2 bedroom and den. Mic~ fruit trees and s hrubs. Won't last long - call quick!! Asking $55,950. Coll 540-1141. HARD TO FIND JUMBO HOME -large 5 bedrooms. 3 bath, 3 car garage. Oversized family room and formal dining. Excell ent location on quiet ~soc near schools & s hopping. Just listed -hurry asking $69,500. CaH 540-1151. 2 BEDROOM COST.A MESA HOME converted to C·l use. (about 1100 sq.ft.) Large paved and f cnced rear a rea with access. Super price only $49,500. Close to NewPort Blvd. Cati 546-5880. TOWNHOUSE HO DOWN VA. Super Huntington Beach end unit Townhouse at only $39,500. 3 Big bedrooms. 2 baths, dr~am kitchen und cii ning area and no co mmon wall. Only steps to Pool and recreation. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMES OPEN 1-5 11tis Afternoon UNIQUE IM CAMEO HIGHLANDS vacant 4 bdrm, contemPorary plan around a sunny courtyard. $84.500. Sec Allan l le lle r at 4610 Dorchester. UHl9UE IM CORON.A DEL MAR -3 bedroom plus den. cute, with beams and bri ck. See Harland Hoak at 433 1 leliotrope, south of highway . . UNl9UE IN EASTILUF-f -Immaculate 3 bdrm -move in cond on a lgc cul de sac lot. $81,500. Sec Link Myers at 915 Chestnut. FAIRLANE GARDENS ADULT CONDOMINIUM $24,500 CHERRY LAKE AREA A terrific buy, unusual design Hugl' living rm. 4 BR, lge fam rm. 21 :! baths. View from most rms. Quiet St. S8fl.Stl0 I Assumable 73;,7,. loan with payments· only $212 per month incldg. taxes. First time offered. Call 546-5880. UHl9UE OVER BUCK GUUY -3 bdrm, fabulous deck. cedar. glass and bri ck home. Sec Pat Lane at 716 Poppy, CdM. UNIQUE IN BIG CAMYOM -Unique decor a nci ldstping. pool and sep jacuzzi. 4 hdrms. only $174.500. See Vergilene Hull at #9Torrey Pilles Lane. UNIQUE IH ORIGIN.AL HARBOR VIEW HILLS -Privacy; pool home. canyon and ocean views, $122.500. See June Gruhn at 1100 Sandpiper, Corona del Mar. UNIQUE OM LIDO ISLE -Near new custom 4 bdrm. 2story, sunny. cxcitin~. Accurately priced at $155.000. Sec Marilyn Hodges at 109 Via Nice. Spac·111u-. :! lu•drnom, 11 • hath'> Ht·~I huv 111 Orani.:1• ('ounl\. Sl2l5 l>n tndcls dO'ilnJ.! l'llSI (.',tll X.1ii 12(16 and K35 1532 VILLAGE REAL ESTATE TRI-LEVEL ASSUME $37 ,500 3 Bdrm. plus lurge bonus 2319HEATHER LNE. SAT SU:'-J I 5 CAMEO SHORES· $175,000 Mag nifice nt ocean vi<'w ! Sl'l' this lovely 3 BR home toduy. Jo'41m rm w/wet bar, library, sun room&. pn,·atc pool. 4633 PERHAM ROAD SAT SU:'-J 1·5 2 I I I San Joocpn Hills Road NEWPORT CENTER. M.B. 644·49 I 0 room. t<altwclra I re1hng ~~~!!l!~!!!!!!'~lll!!l!!!!l ........ ._ .. 11111 .. il1 tn llvmg room. spac·1ous _ .............. . k1t <'hen ovt•rlook 1ng General 1002 th(•rapl•ut1<: i.pa M'l in pr 1 v u t l' ll l' l' 1 u d l' cl OPPORTUNITY ••••••••••••••••••••••• batkvard. olra largo knocks often when you HORSE RANCH krnJ? · sizl.' ma<;(er suite> use result-getting Daily +GUEST HOUSE w1Lh sunk<'n Homan lub Pilot Classified Ads lo $64,500 flurrv' ~lfl:J fi71i7 reaC'h the Oran~e Coast R:ir<' opport 111111' to at'· •". ,. •1 1 "''"'' r mark<'l. quirt'.' this 111-.ll<' t·~tate [~ ~l Phone642-5G7R that 1s \\1th111 v.alk1ng . : I: : I: ' d 1 s la n c· l' o I h 1• a 1· h ! ,;~II · : ; :· 1 Spadou.., '·· ,\('flt-: pro . v1cles ,1mpl1 1011m tor gardens, pool. l'lc• ! Hui:l' I 1002 3 hdrm ov. nl•rs unit 1 General -I I 002 GftWral ••• • •• • • • • • • • •• ••• • ••• • • •••• • • • • • • •••• •• ••••• • PL l' S 2 h d rm !! u 1· ... 1 heus(• or inc·om<' 1m1l' This hors1' lo\C'r" dt·l11.:ht • • has :i eorrals \\1th amplt• room for rahng plu-. ta1·k room and ha) l!lorni.:e ! W1d<' oJ)l•n ::.pares·O<'<'an brt'<'7<'" sv.av1nj! \\1110\~s' You \\nn't h;1H' this opporlun1I) og..i1n soon! Call ~17 fiOlO '' I• .. THE REAL ESTATERS $55,900 LOVELY 3 year old Mesa Verde Home. 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths w /cath edral ceilings, patio kitchen and corner lot. Low mainte na nce yard with large patio and fruit trees. Call us for complete details. 546·5880. ERITAGE 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SPYGLASS HILL * FEEL THE WARMTII from this true New Engl an d two -s tory beauty-5 BR. 4112 BA. huge ·bonus room , formal dining roo m, 2·cozy ·brick frplcs, pool. jacuzzi a nd a super· light view. Stop by SUN. 1·5: 10 Point Loma •• $175,000. La-re?/UB~ REAL ESTATE 644-6397 UNIQUE OM SPYGLASS RIDGE -Cow trail view, immaculate home. 3 bdrm, den. only $139.500 fee. Sec Fran Scott at 1606 Reef View. U~l()UI: tif)M~§ REAL TORS THE NtrEST PEOPLE SC LLllllG TH[ NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR. 675·6000 MF.SA VERDE. 546·5990 • CALL US . General I 002 General I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• GALAXY RE:ALTV C-2 PROPERTY Seller will lease bark at $18,000 per year for 5 years Fvll Price-$175,000 Call In For 3Small Business OpPortunit1es 645-3111 901 Do\'er Dr, Suite 130 Newport Beach General ---I 002 General I 002 ·!':~~~~! .......... !?.~~ !':~~~~! ..... : .... !?~~ • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BEACH DUPLEX OHL Y $61,500 --------ABANDONED 4 BR EASTSIDE 2 STY-BEACH MESA VERDE PACESETTER fo r only $65,900. Extremely upgraded. 4 Bedroom + 2 fuJl baths. 1900 Sq .ft. + 15x30 added gam e room. Entire home r edecorated.· Move-in fresh. Owner transferred. [~ -narhelor h11lt• a\\ a)' &~n· ..,.. ----._come. Sharp rustic -....---~ charm & contemporary. Newport Beach s54,9oo lmmed. Possess. TOWNHOUSES Formal entry to sparious 0 D 'lyl 5 COLONIAL STYL P: 2 livin~room .Formald111 pen °' · bed rm with hr i <' k in~ room is <'onveni('ntly ~~f~~ 3848 Campus N 8 549·1655 ~nHouse Sunday 1·5 1741 Pitcairn. CM HOME + INCOME Priced for q111C'k sale. l Lovely 3 bNlrm home Block to beach. 545-9491. and 2 dupl<'X<'S. llome · has fam1lvrm. t•l<'Q,..bllns. 1111~~~;.a 2 ba 's /\II erpld over wood rtoors, nite patio & dhle i.:ar. \\/Opener /\ pair of rluplexc•s di\ 1rlcd by dosed garnl!eS 2 -------- Bedrm e<lrh unit J!3S bltns, w /w rpts. frnred patios & scp <'nlrance from rear. All this S('t'IUd<'d hv hick walls SI69.SOO. Rarrett Reulty 64?. 5200. For Clai;sifid Ad ACTION l';ill 3 D:11 Iv 1'1 lot. AD·\·1s0tt f..42 5G78 OPPORTUNITY knocks often when you use result-gelling Daily 1 .... .,.......,.,.....,. ...... ~ ........ J------:~=-:"""'.:'."....=....=...=_ 1633 Highland Dr. firt'pl:H'<'. formal dming, served from huge ~ard1'n Near Wcslrliff Pla7.a & lari.:e hcdrms, hllns. viC'w k1lehcn. Sl.!l)ING nil schools. Newly rle· palio & 112 yrs n ew. WALL Of'' GLASS l<'ads c·or., in move-in rondi· Prime location near to rovc>red tcrr:H'<' and h on! Ideal home for the shoppmJ.! and bus Imes. ram h Ii n J! ~rounds. vo11nl!CXl'<'Ulivew1Lhlh<' OnlvlO'• Down. Oramalic i;la1 rs to ~rowing family . 5 Sl9,500-$44,700 hideawaymast(•rs111I(•& Bdrms. :i hnths. familv Call 546.4140 cvcs. r h ildren's Clt1:1rtns. rm. with frpk .. all hll in owner anxious. Must kilrht•n with st·lf-fj11Newportll. sacrifire! Hurry! Call rlcaning O\ en. C'ncl. ~8~11 96.1-7881. landscaped patio <'n 64b·~l~ll uP!NluO ·"'"'' • • " tranre. Pool-s i1c rear ANYTIME [~ yard. Priced at only ,... S94.500. Owner will ..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim .. -..... 1 rmancc. ~===== Try a O;ii l y Pilo\ ESTATERS Pilot Classified Ads to reach the' Oran{!e Coast market. Phone 642·5678 SclhnJ! anythtni! w1lh a Hav<' somethml! you want Dail\• Pilot Class1f1cc1 Ad to sell'> Clas:-1f1ed ads d 1s a·s1mpk mallt.•r ••. 1t well ('all NOW Rancho Calif. Local<'d in lh<' S;111dia Rancho:-. of the Santa nassiricd Ad to buy. sell, Have something lo S<'ll" or rent !'omt.•thmJ!. Classified ads do it wcl I. Getteral I 002 Gf'Mf"'Clf I 002 r0yfMflt " "''Y too .,_ trtcf,t II goed W1lh Ul 'fov COii charp y-Dd Or. Piii it on ,_ M01ttr Ol«tt of llriA._tcord DAILY PILOT JU St ca II 642 5678 642·567R ----1 Rosa Mountains 22+ E E Acres. 16 Acres pluntcfl in Hass. Fuerl<', Baron~ Zutano Avorados for year arouncl fruit. Ex l'l'llent terms avatl. al u sal e prire o f o nl y $145,430. Also ;iv:11I various parrf'ls. vacant or planlc<l. Phone now for further information "C"THOMAS REALTOR Z24 W. Const""' y N'pt Beach 548 5527 EV1'~: 545-5643 NOTICE ho\\ D111lv Piiot CJ3q:i; 1f1<.'d ad!!. d1~Jll'1Y their nw-.sal!<'" \\1lh k1Zth1hly .incl 1n1p;1t•t ''Our acl'<, \\to :11 t' pruu<l lo -.a~ n·,1lf\ j! t' I rt•-, 111 ls f' h 11 Cl t' ti42 507X You clon'l net'd 11 Jilin to "dra\\ ra-.l " \\ ht"n you pb1rt-an .HI in lht• l>a11\ Pilot W11nl Acts! Call now ~ ' .......•••••..•.•...••• ······················~ IJllY~ ~A Bea'~ I ( ChristrtJ8S 1 lcn:'t- u ltllk Chrli;tmu~ hu11- hlt-thur wlll lut'l u lifetime. nil·~ hct111tlli.il townhmnc~ huvc u 11w~11tficcn l cx·cun outlook und CCJmC lrl ~uur t.:holcc of two und thn:c hcdmom~. Exl-clll'nt finundnS( I" umlluhk unrl tfyou p11rd1u~ before lkccmhcr at. 197n, our ~lfllllC" qt111lf~ filr the fi•~, lll'I. <.·n-tltt.. Your f'hrt-.tmu-. i-hnpplrtlot mn h e hundkd for 11 pullr. )41;~.900 to X7:.!,4011. Th~-.c hum,·-c \H'n · not hullt by lJI\· ch"C'4. The Sea Terrace Townhornes .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• VALLEY REAL TY PRESENTS LIDO LIFE COMDOS Walcrfront living-in Newport's Main Channel. Spacious 2 & 3 bdrms plus wet bar. I<'mcsl conslruct1on available Subterranean parkmJ{. From $179,500. Open Sun. l ·S: :1wv1a Lido Nord. BAYSIDE ELEGAMCE Imported Italia n tile cnlry -4 bdrms & FR on waterfront. Room for pi er and s lip · elegantly appointed. $285,000. Open Sun.1·5 tio.15 B<.1ysich.• OLD C.D.M. New appliantt•s ·new copp er plumbing in lhis :1 bdrm. charmer on R·2 lot in Old C D. M. Sfil-S .000. Open Sat. &Sun.1-5: 700 Margucrile. LAGUNA CONDO Two & three BR Condo. wi lh whitewater views, m North Laguna. from $54,900. Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5: 420 Cypress HARBOR VIEW CARMEL 3 bdrm. formal DH. & FR in Harbor ' View Homes. Superior condition . $79,500 . One year Wm"Tmtty included. CALL 675-7225 CALL US FOR A FREE ESTIMATE OF VALUE VALLEY REALTY A BERG ENTERPRISES CO. General I I 002 General 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY IN OLD CORONA DEL MAR Enjoy quiet v illage atmosphere on extra wid e lot. Remodeled 3 bdrm., 21 z bath home: sep. dining rm. & brkfst. area -plus 2 enclosed dbl. garages -· plus spacious 2 bdrm., 2 hath, near new apt., for s ubstantial income -plus llx20 guest suite -plus lge. pri v. patio area with 15x28 pool. First time offered. Askin~ $162,000 GtPMrof C.F. COLESWORTHY 64()..0020 EASTBLUFF CENTER j I 002 General 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASTANETS Can be heard as you walk over the Spanish tile floor of this corner lot home m J larbor View Hills. Ocean and bay view from LR and island kitr hen. H as 3br. 2ba, frpl c, huge back yard. $115.000. OPEN HOUSESUN2·5 JOOO WlllTESAIL.5, CdM SEXY You couldn't pick a more romantic location for a view home. At ni ght the lights s hine Uk e diamonds on a velvet. pillow. Has 4br, 31Ja, vacant. $159.500 or offer. OPEN HOUSE SAT /SUN 1 -~ 2731 PEBBLE DRIVE, CdM IT'S A PITY Thal this home has to be sold in :;uch a h urry. Owner moving abroad in a couple of weeks. This Spy~l ass ho m e has Jbr, :!ha, family room. frplc, gardens. f c>e land, and of course, a superb vicw. Now only $165,000. PALM SPRINGS The HuntinJ?ton Estate 1s now availa ble for sale or trade! Fb h. golf, swi m, play tennis, on vour own 3 acres. just 2 blks from the center of town. Has stocked lake, swimming pool. pitch & putt. tennis court. main r anch houst' plus 3 ~ucst cottages. Modernized with 11 tons of A/C. Ca ll for appt. to see. Fee land. $5.50,000. HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS 2865 E. Coast Hwy .. Corono ct.I Mar "Sellil•9 ltffl &tote in Newport Harbor Since 1944" __ /il -~A~--- , .. • • 02 DAILY PILOT Sunday December U , 1975 Ho.isff For Sak-, ....... For Sde HcMtlH for Salit 'Houtff llor Sa&. .._.. For s• !"••m For u. I ttoam Fors• ;;;,;;;:;·· ........ iff Z ;:;;,;:; • ......... j;,'.;j .................. iO;;i ;;;;; .......... ;;; $32.900. ~=~~ ~~~!! G;:.;;:.;·· ........ ;c,·~i;;;:;;.;·0000 ·;0;; ;;;.:;;~;···· ...... io()j ............................................................................................ fot~~~~mf~r0~d~I~ ~~!t~ul~edaar~r1':~ ••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAHJ4 SU IUOFORD P'LACI tlonnl unit or boat & fireplaces, 2f.•med c•U· "AIAMDOMB>" 1549 OCEAN PIMIMSULA rotHT ... 3BR. Townhouse, trade rent receipts trailer s torue. Fuvora· mg & 4 BJ\ 1 +den + IOWAFARMHOUSE Butlder's home. Finest custom for home ownership, for low down blc On•nclng available, •~inst room or arthst'a S24.950 f$ea 50 tures. 2 and den and billiard room payment. $32,000. ~~ w:,t:t~e~ri~ecthi~<~':. ~';~P ~~~=-::~~~ l ntw1'1•\ .11,,11• Wh1t 1> 1 ,000. Open Sun 1·5 CALL~ 2660 for proud new owner. µit·kl-t frnr1· ror p1dun· UMIVB SITY PAD ti;: SELECT $89.950 Petel?arrell/eeaft'J Jlt·rfrtt -.1•111n~· n.1n1u1 HOME FOi CHllSTMAS ... 4 & family room. on greenbelt: 2600 T -.,thLauri•,ACJ"t :!!:m:~1;tuh11,~1,~ ,~·~\~~~ 615 YIA LIDO MOID NEWPORT IUCH sq. ft. townhouse, family s ize, $73,500. PROPERTIES __ 64_s-_-t_380 __ o_r _64_6_1_eoo __ I doseh countrv k1tt·ht.>n Stately ltaliao VHla, extensive J pre~enf~ BA YSH O RES IE.AL "STORYIO OK" HOME -2 bedrooms with a dreamy large tree shade d pa t10. P e rf e<·t move· in condition ! Be the ri rst to sec this. JS7 I Wanrty, Hwpt leoc.h Sun 1-S SPEC IAL VIEW Sf'ECIAL PLACE FOR CAR IUFfS - h ll llop, 3 b ed room ho me -a ll s unshin e and spac:c. Rear culdesac entrance preserves serene front. View from ever y room but rear bedroom & bath. 320 Kings Rd.Mwpt ldt Sun 1·5 CUTE BEACH C OTTAGE ~IMSUU POINT -3 bedrooms, 2 o ff -s tr eet pa r k i n g p l aces, r c f rig \\.-a s he r /dryer in c luded . flemodeleci k1lc hcn, covered patio, child's doll housC' Pr ice S79,900. 1533 MirimarDr.Balboa Sun 1-5 HARBOR VIEW HILLS I ROADMOOR -HILLSIDE -your guests can sec sparkling li ghts and red s unsets as they enJOY hot toddies from this out!tanding 4 bedroom home. See for yourself ! 250 I UgtlthouH, CdM Sun 1-S 642-5200 • 675.-4060 G..ral 1002 GeMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO ISLE Li ke new Lido Soud, 4 bedroom, 4 bath , 1 owne r . Cus tom bayfront. Patio, J acuzzi. pier and float. $325,000. LINDA ISLE Beautiful 4 bedroom. family rooms. country English atmosphere. Enclosed p a llo. establis hed tree:-;, boat slip. S2.i5.ooo. PENINSULA POINT Sweeping bay views from 5 bedroom home. Priva te beach, sauna. Jacuz zi. boat storage, $240,000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bo y!.1de Drive. N.B. 6 75 -6 161 G~ral 1002 Getteral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OM GOLF COURSE [® THE REAL ESTATERS ·"O nr 50 Yecrs of Senic~" e OPEN SUND.A Y I ·5 116 VIA MENTONE-LIDO ISLE New Luxurious Lovely. 2 Sty Home. Flexibl e f1 oor Plan. 2-4 Br. 31h Ba . Lge Fa mily Room Ope n . Atrium Up. All Electric Kitchen . $155,000 e BY APPOINTMENT LINDA ISLE Prime 2 Sty Bayfront With Super View of Main Channel. Pier & Float For Lge Yacht. 4-6 Br, 5'"i Bas. Den. Gourmet Kitche n . $285,000 CONVER SA TIOM PIECE Newport Heighl'i Spacious 3 B~rooms , Lgc F am Style Kitche n . Bui It-in Cha rm Galore. Patio, BBQ. Only $59,750 Submit. FURMISHED LEASE Harbor Vi e w H o m es . 2 Bedrooms , De n. Plush New Carpetin~. Built-in KJtchcn. $525 Month. ME.AR WATER W JIOAT SUP 2 Story Condo. Coves Area. 3 Br. All Elect. Kitchen. Patio. Like New $93,500 MHO 4 T4X SHB.Ta7 Rare FOURPLEX -Corona Del Mar on 2 Lots w /Priv Pool. 1 2 Br. 3-1 Br. Lovely Patio. Totally Remodeled . Pnme Location NetJr Beach. $179,SOO 111 DOYa Dllft "'itb i.erv1t·1•1>0rt h &.dou· terrazzo, high ceilings; exceptional IAYCREST ' • hit-~ink.,, hugl' l'ndom1 m.str bdrm suite, separate childrens 3+ Fam. rm. & formal din. rm., or 4th mBC08b /lrYl08 ' P·11111 c·ould t~ ust.>d for wmg, formal dining rm. $169,500. Open .SH. Pool & Jacuzzi. Beautiful house on anotht>r room. 11 ui.:e rear Sat/Sun 1.5 realty ~urd with ~tura~e bwld-beautiful location, with private ini:s for raisini:: ) our financing. $139,500. rarm animals See for 'TIS A REASOM TO 11 JOlLY \Ourst•lr Thi· pr11 t· '" Peninsula Point. 4 bdrm on one 112 lot, ~J:~~·r ~~ t';~~~~· '1;1 •• J1 1: newly offered at $139,500. 3 car garage, 842 2535 tree shaded yard, one door to ocean. ... ,. J '·. f•' [~ IR~ltfll MESA VERD E 1~~~u~tftS1.u~,, IY THE CHIMHEY WITH CARE. Hang your s tocking at either of 2 used hri.ck fireplaces in thi s Newport Heights 2 and den home. Ocean view. . open beam ceilings, just listed at $72,500. I RIGHTEST CHRISTMAS I UY 263 WALNUT NEWPORT SHORES You -own the land. Spacious s ingle story, 3 bdrm. 50 ' lot. Asking $75,500. hath plus den, formal d1ninl! room. arched, hcjmt•d entertJanm ent .1n •,1 :.urroundm~ pool \lollh ""<fr patio and hakonv Manv extra:. <"omi· \t·e! Compare ror SANTA'S CHOICE S7!J.~J. , 133' water frontage. 1*24 Balboa Cove. l"Quail l liiillPlac• Praperti•• 7S2·1920 I~ OVAil ST NIWl'OIT HACH YIEW HOMEIM HA RBOR VIEW HILLS Gracious 3 bedroom , 3 buth t"<ecut1ve ho me wilh 180 dcgrce view. Pt·rfrl'l for e ntt•rtaining, larg1• li\'in i? room, huge famalv room. Anlhonv :-.w1mminJ! pool, view's I ro m k 1 l c h C' n • I i ,. in g room. dinm~ room and Lovely 3 bdrm home and guest house. Dock. Financing available. Open Sun 1·5. $150,000. LET US WRAP IT UP 4901 RIVER LIDO SANDS Beautifully cared for 3 bdrm home on 2 stradas. Large s unny patio, cheerful blue and white kitchen. Priced to sell at $62,000. Open Sunday 1·5. DAVIDSON REALTY 5801 W Coo\I Hw y NB 64 5 ·7575 3116 Newport Blvd NB 673-9 060 mai.l t•r bed r oo m . 1 Owners are motivated . GHtral I 002 Ge.rol I 002 Priced al SIJ7,500. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• li73-8S50. [~ ASSUMABLE FHA LOAM T his lovely 4 bdrm , 2 bath Ne\\port Heights home 1s nC'sllcd on a quiet rul de sac on a gi<1nl lot with 9 kinds of frwt tree~. j.!rapes and herries, and a la r ge J!u rd l•n an·a. Walk to shopping und schools· too. Pk nty of room for a pool. $-19.500. •Mauail ~ liilPlace , Praperti•• 7S2·1920 1400 OUAilST NIW.-ORT HACH is 8 good day to advertise in the Daily Pflot Classified Section. 642-5878 ! BEST IN BLUFFS OPEN 11·5 292 1 QUEDADAlV.ct.IOroJ BUILDER 'S FURN. MODELS . Panoramic bay views, custom 2 & 3 bdrm. with fam. rms. wet bars, 2 frptc 's. 2500 Sq. ft. $136,000 & $141,000 Incl. land. OPEM t -5 276 1 VISTA UMIROSA NEARLY NEW TENNIS VILLA. Cust. end unit, 3 bdrms., form. din., fam. rm .• bar, 2lfi ba.1850 Sq. ft. Near pool. A buy at $86,750 Incl. land . HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR, IMC. MLS 644·0 134 1973 Top Lister & Top Salesman 1974 Raniero-Up Mewport-MMG Bocrd of Realtors OCEAMFaOMT DUPLIX-Mwpt lch Warmth and quality on Newport's best beach. Owner's unit freshly d ecorated. Excellent rental history. Good parking. Corner lot & terrific VIEW from both units. $165,000. Call 631·1400 CHEERFUL HOME OH THE WATER Park your boat right outside your door! Delightful. open 3 Bed rm home with pitched -be amed ceilings throughout. You own the land, home & your own boat dock. $139,500 OH THE IE4CH WITH CHAMMB. VIEW ln Corona del Mar. 3 bedrms. den, 3ba, 2 Frplcs, beamed ceilings. Recently redecorated -Move in condition. Xlnt terms Open Sunday C• 631·1400 IM NEWPORT SHOIES Immaculate "A" Frame with soaring ceilings in this smashing 2 story Living Rm. 3 spacious Bedrms, Roof Garden. Near beach. tennis & pool. $65,500. Call 631·1400 IUCHUVIHQ. WITH ROOM FOi THI llA.MILY Charming 2 Story Home with 3 Bedrms, den, din rm., Room lo expand. $66,500 IM HARIOR VIEW HOMES ... 3 and family room plus big game room and bath & garage. Priced at $99,000 ... 4 and family room, 2-story on large lot, for $104,000. ... 4 and family room single story with fabulous view, for $99,500. .. .4 and family room -2 story with view, with the best of everything in it.· $122,000. THE BLUFFS 4 BR, 21h ba f am rm -with View and close to tennis & pools $93,500. llG CANYON ...2 & den Condo with ocean view and guard at g ate security. $139,500. Vacant. . .. 2 & den Condo with custom furnishings. ... 3 & Jacuzzi Condo overlooking fairway. $189 ,500. 2 + DfH CONDO expanded Dover Plan. 180 degree view. Decorators Home. $134,000. SPYGLASS ... 4 & family with ocean & coastline view $190,000. LE RAISOR REALTY 4523 CCllllpUS Dr., lrYiM CALL 833-8600 I 002Getteral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• --LEASE-OPTION 3-E?droom, 2-bath, buillins plus stone fireplace. Newly painted, plush carpets -Big lot with double garage. Vacant. $62,500. Try $1,000. option money and $425. monthly. BRAND NEW DUPLEX Beautifully built with lots of wood, and accented with used brick. Ocean view from large deck, 3-car garage. $126,000. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport llvcl comer 30th ~ Geoneral I 002 1 GeMt"al I 002 ···················~·--~ ........•..••.........• REALTORS 644-7270 OPEN HOUSES PRICE REDUCED ~VIEW! VIEW! -Immaculate 0 Lusk 4 bedroom, family room, dining room home. New off.white carpets. mirrored wall in dining room - entertain around your beautiful pool & jacuzzi. You must see to appreciate.$117 ,450 888 s..dcastt., CdM Sat 1·5. DOVER SHORES • Submit exchange of 10% down. U $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 #l Hampshire Ct. Ml 5uftdcry I ·4 LOYEL Y UDO ISLE ~Charming 2 story U contemporary designed home. Spacious 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, beamed ceiling. fireplace, gourmet kitchen. Large master sui te with• fireplace and sundeck on a corner lot. Close to clubhouse, tennis and beach. Great for entertaining. $169,000. 711 Via Lido Hord. Ml CALL ME IXECUTIYI TbHSPIRUD ~ Forces s a le of prime BIG 0 CANYON 5 bednn4', 3 bath home + pool & jacuz~i. Professionally landscaped & decor ated. Custom quality thruout for gracious living & entertaining. tts..soo. Please call Bevl!Met.zlerat64t 8259. FI M IR H O MIS R OM $75,500 TO $700,000 W ESTCUR= Completely redone 3 bedroom w /conv. den. Beautiful trees & landscaping -near park & school. $73,950. OPEN SUN. 1·5 p.m . 1618 MARINERS DR. (K44) .. CHRISTMAS IM L.4GUM4 .. with White Wuter View. 3 levels of all seasons Jiving complete w /jacuzzi, s team shower. loft libr~ry + superb quality thruout. OPEN SUN. 1·5 P .M. 787 NYES PL. {K4 5) THE ULTIMATE LOC4TIOH New Harbor Island Exclusive! Recently des igned & built to include every convenience & comfort. Marvelous view toward Newport Harbor Yacht Club & all boating activities. Pierhead 80' for lg. yacht & small sandy beach. Exquisite 4 bedroom, 4 bath + 3-car garage & parking area. Additional features incl. light teak woodwork, imported hand tied wool carpeting thruout. built-in water filterin g syst e m & air conditioning. Appl. only. Elaine Svedeen 642-8235. (K46) MEW W/VIEW! New listing in Corona del Mar. Very s pecial 4 bedroom/family room home w /lovely sunset view of the Newport Harbor. Newly redecorated. $137 ,500 & _you own the land! Jeanne Newman 642-8235. (K47) SPECTACULAR VIEW Front Row overlooking harbor, Catalina & s unsets. 3 bedrooms + maid's, 3 baths. Secluded pool. Close to beach & yacht clubs. Owner wants offers. $195,000. Larry Dyer 642-823.5. {K48) . UMIVERSITY PARK , Separate Deane home on lg. corner lot. Charming 3 bedroom w /family room -featuring planted atrium, professional landscaping, sprinklers front & back + larg e patio. For immediate occupancy, ONLY $75,500. Bob Owens 642·8235. (K49) WATERFRONT DUPlEX .. with boat slip on Channel -steps to ocean. 5 bedrooms 4 baths, 2 fireplaces , 3150 sq.ft. Patio -sun deck -2 garages -professionally remodeled & landscaped on 30x100 fee lot. $178t000. Vic Jashinski 642-8235. (K50J · LIMD4 ISLE L.4GOOH Inviting Country French -used brick -walnut J>aneling -fabric wall coverings. Formal mirrored dining room. 4 bedrooms, family room & side patio w /tiled jacuzzi. Pier & s lip. Owner will sell or lease w /option. $289,500. Cathy Schweicker~ 642·82..15. (K51). THE WILD UFE A very special entertainment home. 4 bedrooms, 'family room, formal dining, 2 master suites, waterfall pool -all this in heaven I~ open hill~ i.. canyo!'l, ocean view + magnmcent big trees, shrubs & flowers. ONLY $149,500 FEE. Lois Miller 64.2-8235. (K52) HA TURE C4MYOH VIEW HOME in Corona del Mar. Free-form pool, private patios & lots of cozy charm in this 3 bedroom home w /formal dining room & super kitchen & family room combination w /the country look! Reduced to $86,500. Belle Chase Lee 644·6200. (KS3) THE llUffS Outstanding front row view of Upper Newport Bay. Elegant 3 bedroom 2112 bath condominium. Imported tile entry. beautifully wallpapered -pride of ownership t hruout. $93,500. Betty Kerr 644-6200. (K54) IRE4 THT 4IOMG VIEW! . Spacious feeling 2 bedroom family room home. Lg. beams & a floor-to-ceiling rock fireplace. · Jacuzzi & steam bath in master suite. $149,500. Lynne Rothell 644·6200. (K55) M4GMIACBn"! Prime Bayfront property located on 2 fee lots featunng a deluxe health spa & magnificent kidney-shaped pool. Exquisite 5 bedroom w If ormal dining room sunken piano bar. dramatic 40l living room & front courtyard w /fountain & terraced patios for entertaining. Amy Gaston 642·8235. CK56) IAYCUST Custom built 3 bedroom home w /formal Ii ving room. family room. 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, Jg. p~try & newly decorated thruoul. $92,500. Vee Stinson 642~8235. (KS7) • • GeMrol 1 OOZ G....,... f 002 Gneral I 002' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tis C~!~~JL~~~r ***OPEN HOUSES*** BEVERLY THOMPSON•s AW ARD WINNING HOME Spectacular view & 4 bedroom customized interior. Featured on cover of "Bay Window" magazine & scheduled for Newport Home Tour in February. $265,000. Can be purchased furnis hed. I 050 SANTIAGO. OPEN 1-S THE BLUFFS Little bit of yes terday. Superbly decorated 3 bedroom condo. New carpeting to complement English Tudor decor. f')J,000. 410 VISTA ROMA. OPEH 1-5. LET'S MAKE A DEAL A pine-shelter ed entry leads into this captivating 4 bd, 3 ba, home with pool and panoramic view. The spacious family room a nd separate game room with wet bar make entertaining a d e li ght. Offered at $144,500. OPEt-4l-5.l107PESCADORDR. THE CAREFUL BUYER'S DREAM A beautiful upgraded Turtlerock Townhome w 13 bedrooms , Cam.rm., dining room, & 2 baths. All this s urrounded by rough sawn wood, shin gles & landscaping that will put your mind at ease. Land included. $79,950.18642PASEOPIURRO.OPEH 1·5. FRENCH ARCHITECTURE ON THE BAY Terrazzo floors -m aster bedroom suite with marble bath, s itting room, fireplace & night cap bar - formal dining -10' ceilings -Pier & Slip, on fee for $295,000. OPEt-4 2·5. 1300 E. BALIOA ILVD. BAYCREST 2ND OWNER Lovely 3 BR home with formal DR. in excellent location. A very special place with a special price to sell at $84,950. 2007 COMMODORE. OPEt-4 1·5. CORONA DEL MAR JEWEL A dream house. Exquisite wood paneling throug hout. 2 bedrooms plus den home with forever view of ocean & canyon. $115,000. OPEN 1-5. 216 POPPY. ***BY APPOINTMENT*** LET THE SUN SHINE IN On this well located Bluffs ''G". 3 bedrooms. 3 baths. & den poolside home w /open beam s, floor to ceiling . windows & every upgrade. ·Fairly priced at $99.500 WITH LAND. BIG CANYON BUILDING SITE Gorgeous view lot and perfect for spacious, elegant home in Newport's exciting new community on champions hip golf course. $8.5,000. CUSTOM BAYFRONT-95' SLIP Find old world charm on Linda Is le in this 5 bedroom f amity home. Tree-lined bayside terrace on 90 ' frontage w /garden atmosphere. $400,000. FRONT ROW-IRVINE TERRACE Builders custom home. 3 large s uite bedrooms. Two with ocean & bay views. Family room, billiard room. 4 112 baths. Pool. Huge fee lot. $279,500. SPACIOUS CUSTOM HOME In Big Canyon under $200,000. Many features. No way this home could be duplicated at this price today. 3 bedrooms, (or 5 if you wish ), family room. dining room. den &gar'ne room. A g r eat opportunity $195,000. PRIME VIEW-"E" PLAN Bluffs -overlooking Back Bay, with city lig hts . Three bedrooms & family room plus private patio off kitchen. Priced to sell immediately at $89,500 HEAD FOR HARBOR VIEW Wake up to the sunrise every day, a view. of the mountains. The best part is a Newport Beach address plus 5 bedrooms, 3 baths. All for $119,500 fee. EXCITING COMTEMPORARY - BIG CANYON Priced w e ll below coot today. Dramatically designed g lass home opens to acres of fairways & g reens. 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, formal din.rm., huge fam.rm. on multiple leve ls. Marvelous floor plan for lg. family. $265,000. BA YSHORES -PRIVATE AREA A very special home! 3 bedroom, 3 bath, family & dining rooms. Great indoor-outdoor Jiving. Large area for boats or volleyball. $98,500. WHITE WATER VIEW Charming 5 bedroom home on quiet cul-de-sac. Endless view of ocean. canyon & hills. Steps to private beach. 3 used brick fireplaces. pegged oak floor in famijy room. $234,000. IAYCREST-CUSTOM BUILT $129,500. Ivan Wells 4 bedroom. Massiv~ atrium. 2 fireplaces. Dining room. 3 baths. Spacious. Open. Yard plumbed for pool. llG CANYOM Powerful individuaJ effect crea.ted by extensive~y r evise d, expande d Versailles. Dramatic indoor-outdoor livability, privacy & view. $260,000 3 BEDROOMS PLUS POOL '• Herc in Harbor Highlands! Like new baths & kitchen. Much to offer for $63,950. PLEASE CALL FOR A FREE ,ICTURE UOCHURE OF USTIMGS A COlDWB.L IAHO.l CO. 644-1766 .•••..•...........•..........•................ T\\O \I \.~T FHSt I I I-S 2 11111n1• 01·1•an h.1v 'it·v. t•ormal cltmn~. pn·rmurn luL" 111 ('11'1 1 !ilk lr11111 J t>110111l 11w11h thr 110111. ll\•m·h ~l~.!ill<I !.17!.11.N1:11 lw.11t•cl pool v.1th J.1111111 orM1 •15JO<hHtt'r .wcl f<iunt.1111 l'111111• ltt<•:il11111 SHl.tl(.HI ('\I I Sfo:LL, ullt• 1l1•01s v. 1th .1 'It>:! 77i;x l>atlv 1'1lot <'la:.~1ftc1l \ti ' KEY REALTORS 642 smx / DAILY PILOT o :; MOW IS THE TIME for J•ih w1•kvr' lo 1 hct·k the U.ttl) l'ilot JIL"fp WiUllC'il ( 1.111"'" iJllOO ,, th1· JOh you v. ,mt 1' n~ 1111.•n· you m1i:ht 1·1111,tdcr offl•fln~ yuur '1•rv1n·~ v.1th :.111 ;111 in lhl' Job Want NI l"Jlt.•i.;11rv. l'hont: 1~12 !Xiii\ S BEDROOM * lt>5G l Th<Jmt:::-., I lu11tm,.,1on lkttd1 962-4471 $72.0U<l ~al ·sun l l 7 17922 Mann. l1111\ l'k. lrv11w 75l·l700 Su11 12 i DIRECTORY 5 BR & FAM RM or DEt4 3124 Mc Kinlc•y Wa.v, Costa ~fr!-la ltNp tws IMIMty dlnctory wfttot yoe Miis w"4letMI OS y• 90 hCMts~"-9. A• Hw loc.tto.!' Ustfli be4ow -.dnuibed M great..,-dtttill by ochffif1"'9 .. wwti.~ i.t tedey's OAILY PILOT WANT ADS.,_.,,°"• ~ opeti ho.Ms fw Ide or""""_... wpd to list wch lftior-tlOfl &ft ttlh c..._. •OCh Frldoy. Wwdor .ct 5-doy. . HOUSES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 2521 Crestview. Bayshorcs. NB G73·R550 $67,500 Sun 1·5 2571 Waverly, llayshor es, NB 642 5200 $81 ,000 Sunday 1·5 430 J\ltso Ave. Newport Beach 645·2·125 $.58,750 Sal/Sun 12·;> 2 BR & FAM RM or DEt-4 27 Rue Grand Duc:1l <Big Cyn > NB 644 -6249 $127,000 Sun. Only 1·5 2037 Port Bristol < f CVIlumes > 642·8235 S72,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 #5 Rue Valbonnc. Big Canyon. NB 8.13-8600 $139,500 Sun 1·5 lt7 Rue Cannes, Big Canyon. NB 833-8600 $134,000 Sun 1·5 #4 Hue Montrcux. Big Canyon, NB 8.13-8600 $120.000 Sun 1·5 786 Nyes Pl.. La_guna Beaeh t.i-1.t 6WU Sun. 1 5 3 BEDROOM 479 62nd St, Newport Bc:h 548·1290 $.56,900 Sat 2·5/Sun 1·5 3o<J 62nd St. Newport Bch 548·1290 $6 1,900 Sun. Only 1·5 5019 Bruce Crescent. Ldo Snds Nh 645·1985 $67,500 Sat/Sunl-5 21002 Strathmoor, I lunl. Beach 842·6636 $55,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 17362 Sandalwood. frvine 552-8085 $62,000 Sat/Sun 10·5 •3311 So. Lowell. Santa Ana 556·3925 $47,500 Sat /Sun 12-5 1884 Del Mar, Laguna Beach f>44 ·4910 57 1,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 * •512 38th St. (Npt. Island> NB . 675-7060 $139,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1000 White Sails, CdM 673-4400 5115,000 Sunday 2·5 535 Vis ta Grande. Ncv.1>0rt Beach 640-7000 S72.900 Sat/Sun 1·4 •234 Morning Canyon Rd, CdM 675-6900 $129,500 S unday.12.:l 282 De l Mar. Costa Mrs u 642·6368 $46.000 Sat. Only I .5 432 Prospect, Newport Beach 545·9491 Sun l ·S 5082 Robinwood. lluntington Bch 897·0321 Sunl1·5 1455 Morningside Dr . Lag Bch 494·8057 $145,000 Sunday 1·5 116 Via Mentone. Lido Isle N.B. 631· 1800 $155.000 Sun. 1·5 118 Topaz, Ba lboa Is land 675·7144 $86,000 Sunday 1·4 1406Santa neJ1a. Corona del Mar 673·0470 Sunday 1·5 320 Kings Rd, Newport Hghts, NB 642·5200 $129,500 Sunday 1·5 153.1 Mirimar Dr. Pen Pt, Balboa 675-4000 $79.900 Sunday 1·5 8 Hue Chateau Royal, Big Cyn NB &10·6161 $12.5.000 Sunday l ·S 716 Poppy , old CdM. CdM fl75·6000 $129.500 Sunday 1·5 • •7210 0 ecanfront. :\'.~wport Beach (i:H · 1400 S 165,000 Sunday 1 ·5 l BR & FAM RM or DEN 3140Country Club Dr, i\lcsa Verde 979-3788 Sunday 1·4 4631 Sierra Tree (Univ. Pk) Irv 552-7000 Sal/Sun 1·4 2G5 Mornin~ Cyn, Shorccliffs CdM 675·5930 $179,000 Sun 1·5 18186 Meadow Sweet. I rvine SJJ..8600 $64.500 Sat/Sun 12·4. 17792 Cypress T ree, Irvine 646·7414 $79.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1051 Madis on Pl. Laguna Beach 499·4551 $149,500 Satl·4 :30 Sun12·4 :30 •46.13 Perham Rd, CameoShrsCdM 644-4910 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •4601 Camden (Cameo Shores) CdM 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 1715 TradewincJs ( Baycrest) NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 700 Marguerite, Old Corona, CdM 675-7225 $68 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3806 Channel Pl., Nwpt Isle, NB 546·4141 $129,500 Sunday 1·5 827 Plum. Cost a Mesa 546-4141 $42,950 Sat /Sun 1·5 3448 F uschia. Costa Mesa 546·2313 $56,!lOO Sun 1·5 ••1915 Ua yside Dr . CdM 631-1400 Sat/Sun 1·5 10201 Ston ybrook, Hunt Beach 540-1151 $71,000 Sunday 1·5 315 Goldenrod, Olde Corona CdM 675-5511 Sat/Sun 1·5 •5200 River. Newport Beach 644-7211 $65 ,000 Sun. 1·5 1657 Blue hird Canyon Dr. Lag Bch 494-2 146 $138.000 Sat/Sun 2·5 #9 Rue G rand Vall<'. nig Cyn. NR 833 R600 $180.700 Sun 1·5 1618 M~inn crs (Wt•st('!1ff) NB 6'12·82.15 $7i,950 Sun. 1·5 3742 S. Olive, Santa An;,t 645-0303 $4n,soo Sunday l·S 222 Lugonia, N ewport Beach 631-1400 $66,500 Sunday 1·5 •83~1 Atlanta. I luntington Bca<.:h 549·8655 $7:~.:>oo Sunday J ·.'l 490 20th St, E ·Sidc, Cos ta Mesa 752-1700 Sun l 5 •1100 Sandpipe r . HVILills. CdM 675-6000 $122,500 Sunday 1·5 433 He liotrope, old CdM. CdM 675-6000 $89,000 Sunday 1 ·5 !HS Chestnut. Eastbluff, NB 675-6000 Sunday 1·5 •4501 Wayne Rd .. Cameo Hlnds, Cd~I 673-3257 $98,500 Sunday 1·5 4 BEDROOM 2'731 Pebble Drive, Ctli\'l 673-4400 $159 ,500 Sat /Sun l ·!'l 212 Via Palermo <Lido Isle) NB 645·2425 $115,000 Sal /Sun. 12·4 :30 2223 Meyer. Costa J\les<J 847 -8553 Sn ,900 Sun 12-5 Ill Via Lido Nord.Newport Beach 644· 7270 S169,000 Sunday J .4 •1023 Dolphin T errnc<.>. CdM · 644-721 1 Sl99,500 Sal /Sunl-5 701 Rockford ltd, Cameo f finds CdM 675-55 11 Sun 1 5 10092 Valley Forge. I lunt lkh. 545-9491 $.53,500 Sun l ·!'l 2501 Lighthouse, Bro<.1dmoor . Cd~l 642-5200 $150.000 Sulldav I S 15~112 Norma ndie, lrvinl' · 752-1700 Su11 I :, i301 BraemarCir .. I l.IL 752-1920 S.i9,500 Sum.la\' l :) 4 BR & FAM RM or DEN 1947 Killdeer Cr. Mes a Verde CM 640-5560 $73 ,500 Sun. Only 1·5 2810Sera ng Pl (Mesa Verde) CM 557-1849 $62.500 Sat/Sun 12·4 •1512 Dolphin Terr. Irvine T err 673-1148 $129,900 Sat /Sun t 5 10635 El Morro Cr. Fountain Vly 548--3350 Sat. & Sun. 11 5 • •645 Bayside Dr .. Newport Bch 675-722.5 $285,000 Sat /Sun 1 ·.5 67 Montec:ito <Spyglass) CdM 642-8235 $179,950 Sat /Sun 1-5 1607 Baycliff, Spyglass Rclg CdM 644·6200 $167.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4607 Surf view (HVHills) CdM 644-6200 Sll9,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2319 Heath er Ln (Back Bay) N . B. 644-4910 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1·.'i 2837 Ellesm ere. Mesa Verde, CM 546-4141 $83,950 Sunday l :t 18871 Via Messina. Turltlerock 675·3000 Sal/Sun l ;) *4507 Cortland, Cameo }Jjghlands 675-3000 Sat /Sun 1 ·5 .-1512 Dolphin Terr, I rvine Terr 675-3000 5-nday 12.30·5 •1586Corsica. Cos ta.Mesa 546-2313 $.52,900 Sun 1·5 *10181 Bevcrlv. Huntington Bch 546·2313 S7S.OOO Sun 1·5 1209 Santiago. Dover Shor es, N R 546·2313 Sl 29,000 Sun t .5 :~210 Washinhrt.on. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $47 ,900 Sun I 5 *10412 Nighting ale, Fountain Vly 546-2313 S62,500 Sun I ·5 3024 Java Rd. Mesa Vf'rdc. CM 540-9922 $129,500 Sat /Sun 1·4 2324 Port Durness. Hbr Vu llls NB 833·8600 S!J9.500 Sunday 1·5 Z/27 Windover Dr. Newport Beach 675-5511 Sun l2·5 1606 Anliqua. Dover Shores, NH 675-5511 Sun 1·5 4714 Cortland, Cameo J-Ilnds, CdM 675-5511 Sun 1·5 316 Catalina, Npt.Bts, N.B. 675-5511 Sun l ·5 63 Montecito, Spyglass, Nil 833-8600 5190,000 Sun 1 ·5 1635 Bluebird Canyon Dr. Lag Bch 494-2146 $138,500 Sat/Sun 2·5 1741 P itcairn, Mes a Verde, CM 549-865rl $65,900 Sunday l ·S 106.5 San Pablo, Mesa Woods, C.M. 5.56-2660 $59,900 Sun l ·S •4501 Orrington, Cameo Shrs CdM 644-6200 $215,000 Sunday l ·S 6301 Braem a r Cir., Hunt. Bch. 752-1920 Sun 1·5 17746 Oaktree Ln, Irvine 552-7372 $72.000 Sunday lJ·S 20431 Running Springs, l>kHun. HB 968·3412 $84 ,995 Sun 12·4 20822 Glencairn, Huntington Bch 9684456 Sun 12·4 19 Hermitage Ln, Dig Canyon NB 640·6161 $169,500 Sunday l·S 1817 Port Carlow, Newport Beach 752·1700 Sun 12:30-4 :30 4610 Dorc hester, Cameo Hlnd CdM 675·6000 $84.500 Surday 1·5 •9 Torrey Pines, Big Canyon. NB 675-6000 $174,500 Sunday l ·S 1606 Reef View Cir, JN Rdg CdM 675·6000 $139,900 Sunday 3-S 109 Viu Nice, Lido Isle. NB 675-6000 $155,000 Sunday l ·S 1051 Tulare\ M csa Woods, C.M. 5-16-414 l $61.950 Sunday 1·5 !1J-1·2661 Sat /Suu lpm dat k • •n Linda 1:-11' NB ti44·6200 S:~~5 000 S.11 Sun I :i 17 Loch moor< Big ( \111\ 11n 1 '\; B H44-62UO D \I LY l ;> p m. • •618 Jlurbor 1 ~1 Dr. olf H.iy:rnlt· fi.12-8235 S:J25.oOO D,\ILY1 5 p.m . * •36 Linda ts l<• Dr L1nd:1 Isl NH M4-4B10 S.1%.000 Sat 1~un 1 5 •••7liLtnda hll-D1 Linda II 'lH (i-1 i 1910 S:!!J5 ooo Sat Sun l ·S l!Jt!(jStl\'cr Lari<.', ;\pf lk.1l'h 6-1·1·49!0 SX l.5011 ~11n J 5 b BEDROOM 159 Peurl St . Laguna BPac·li .\94 .9473 $189,:100 6 BR & FAM RM °' DEN Z7 Aug ustj L n. <Big < ';111-' oi1 1 !\ H f~4 ·6200 Sal /Stin 1 5 •9tJ4 De n ver. Cost a Mesa .54.5-5201 SI0,()00 Sat /Su11 ~1:1 dJ.y 7 BR & FAM RM or DEM #:3 Hampshire Ct. Oov<'r Shon•s :\ H fi44 -7270 S2!J5,000 S11nd,1v 1·4 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM ~5 L<t Za ng a <Mission \1111 ) SJL' 544-7640 $2:J.750 Sat1Sun 11 ·5 ·120 Cypn·ss. L ;iguna Beath H15 7225 $.5 I, !XIO S~ t/Su n I ·5 2 BR & FAM RM or DEM :w>V1a Lido Nord. Lido lsl,NB fl75-7225 $179.500 Sat/Stui t 5' 3 BEDROOM :mu Avenida Carlos. Nwpt Bch 752-0347 Sat/Sun i ·5 2008 Barranra (Bl11lhl N H &10-55GO $.'i8.000 Sun. Only I 5 4 BEDROOM -..;o :.l Hue V11lars I Big Cyn >NH l~IO-S5GO $177 ,000 Sat /Sunl;; 4 BR & FAM RM or DEM IO Goodwill Ct. Newport Crest NB f;.t5 o:l03 Sli2,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE I BR & BACHB.OR APT. 2 1044th St , NL•wportJkach f.75-700<: $6'1 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 BR & I BR • • 72JO Ocean f rout. :\~\\JX)rt Bt'ach 1;3 1.1100 Slf.5000 Suntl:.iy l -5 3 BR & 2 BR • •4010 River, NB 64 2·8235 $178,000 DAILY 1 5 p m . 5 18/5181/:i Dahlia, C<IM 675-5511 Sun 1·5 FOURPLEXES FOR SALE · 3 BR + 2 BR 73.12 Garfield. Huntington Beach 536-2579 /592 5010 Sat/Sun 12·4 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 BR & FAM RM or DEN itlO Verde Unit ~1 . RchoSan.Joaq 752· 1700 ~tHl I 5 3 BEDROOM 14651) Gold(•nglPn, In me 752· 1700 M6.1:l Oval Road, I n.i11c 752-1700 Sun I ~ Z317 Easlliluff Dr". N't:Wpor1 Bch 752.1100 S111112·a HOME +GUEST 2 Bil & GUEST HOME 2712 Cliff Or . Newport ncarh 67S~R 120 $!19 500 Sun l . 30-5 HOME+ INCOME 28EDROOM 1301 /1301 'h N. Bay front, Hat 11 67:l·5106 $140,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 2 ON A LOT 3 BR & 2 BR 2.14-l!lth SL l•:astsictc. CM 645-0303 Sal /Sun 1 ;; HOUSES FOR RENT 4 BEDROOM 10022 F'orrest t1l, Huntington n ch 1 ·998-0834 Sat /Sun APTS. FOR RENT 2 BEDROOM 12935th St . Ncwpor1 Rearh !Yl!l-5157 Sat/Sun l2 4 ' * Pool • • w ot.rfro.t • • • W .. ttrfrMt Ir Pool . r I • 4 ..;;D::-•t;;;....__o;;..A:..:.1~L:..:.V..:.P..:.•=.l0:..:..T_-:--____ _..::Su~nd~•rt..!:D.e~•~m'.!!!!~!!r:...:t~,.~· ~197~5 I ~!.~~~ ........ I ~~!~!.':~~~ ........ ~c:'!!~.~~~ ....... ~~~!.~!.~ ........ ~!!!.':!';.~ ........ 1 ~~~~~! .......... !?.~~ ~~~ .......... !~~~ G.....-.1 I 002 G~rol I 002 CCWOtlo ~Mor I 022 Costo Mtto I 024 HuntincJton S.och I 040 TARBELL 1926-1976 11Golden A . nn1verscry11 Gtant C~ Cod! lhe Irvine~ be~t ~eos' Distin. t v•' N1•w I nglond oc:cco•~ w11h pork like p 11 1· I ,,. y<J• J~. heavy <;h'.l• 1 10! t-1 1 Jrqe covo~1~J pot10. Alm(>\I 20'.X) '~ f ... , '>• It· fo 1turin 1 o 4 ~.Jroorri w1nl"] served by 1 ful lxit~,., Not.Jrol w.._;o-J ro~ ""'" or1 thP dream ~11 h»11 Bkwn f1rcplocc 111 1h.· hrnoly room, (pntrri 011. $58.m 1r s lr .. ,n,.1 F rrv•· c.Jero1ls, mil E. J H1~lwrrron. 540 1720 $35,000-V A & FHA OK! 4 bedrooms. oil retms ovoihblr. $15.cxn-unbclievol>lc' Plenry of room on uoth ,oJ('\ fo the home f Of boul or tro1lr., porkinq W1nd1nq d11vcv1oy, handsome floqstorn· patio with a built on brick BBO. Gotcr,..,,,,, ,h,.,., & d1or.-•; on thP porty-siu'd l1v1n• l 1< 11 >m 0f'luxc krrcht.."1, wood cabinets. A sre.Jl1 Coll 540 1720 COWttry Ctub SettiftC)! T enn1s courts. swim p<'<~ and lu .h y!')rc.J~ of vclvel gP<>n gm~' 2 b ~ I JI .. ,1r ,qrrod neor 0 lo ... .-ly poi~. Sp-1t ou~ floor pion featU"e<> 4 W1oom ,..,,res. 2 both>, '>eporot1• fomly room t•l()t s b•J enou'"lh f01 o pnol loble. &ounlu COiors & te.· J'"" thruout A; 1nci $56 qoo. rake ryJnntu f! & save $$$ Ci )401720 One Acre-Villa! ThP orov1t I'; on th .. I Jnd• ()ii' full o ,,. of 1t1 Chormnq 3 bPdronfT' hor'"V.! w1rh o sunny country kitchen w11h wood cob1ners \£~v1ng a f om1ly s1zr-d r J1n1nri oreo. L:>rs ot room nuts11J,. for v0q,.1ob1Ps or rrnyoe hors~~~ For m011· dcro•h on 1h1, tf'frofic opportuniry. coll $4<} 1720 CC>Wttry Paradise! LO\lelv horm on o Quiet snt.-. strP(>t "' nice rn•'O of Costr:J Mesu. Vefy dY)(m1nr1 r1> lr y·1r I w th 'Y> Jlr• of ,,,,,..., P. b11' ft,.., BJ h n vric <JUm sy ·em Irv 11 · rT'O'·'"' '\Liii• with pri.iot,. ~ ()!h. 3 t,."'Jmoms 1n JI Homerno~ Pr ., ~ I l1r•n .,.. !'· Im~· nlV 11 J oppl1.Jn , .• Br ii•»pl ''~ w .Yrr s lhese ''"' '"'Y n1 111•~ SPpor l'" fo-n -1 go~' 1oorn nc udE.J~ All lc;1 • 1nl1 $4~ ?S) ( i '.>4'} 720 --... Spanish Hacie-nda-&st Side! CJ'NJ1 Tropical JoponP'>I' rpden on ro/:lr y«Jr• J mokos a b,.out1f1JI b•J<~'1roun• I for oll your prlrt1r-s Brick r:ovf'fr• J pnt10 w11h loth 11011'"' G!( 1rrm] •,ol1 J1111m f11,or•, on thr torr:>lly <TY.JI lern. morn Inv on h1rhen. NF>w d1shwr')'.hl'1 to hr-Ip th1> chpf on the f 0•1 ,~ ) stPl'pnq qilOllP.f cro ~ rq I rrplcxe donrPs sh()(lf)w> nt f the Lccel'enr secluded l1v•r· 1 r()Om ,. J , Cover~ J p-:i110 m::ih:•s o domy q<Jnv> ro~m p, vo'" 1i1tyord entry smounr:lr>d l y no non,, n r• v Y 1> $54.950. Coll M.,goret H.ql-rn1th 54<.r I l'ZO 4 Bedrooms-$3 8,500! G·::ib 1 qu.ck bPcJuSP 0 1 tho p• ,,._,t wont losr 1ong! NPPds point b 1r nh INhot o botgo1nt Wide entry foyl?r ii• J J, I I <)fl l"rJll"'<lr;J1nP< S l,v;ng rcnm 4 brr::lr00m , r1rivote rrostPf retreat hos 11 , '1wn ho th T 1odcr ~ boor por~in1. lush P"J'~ 1,1-,. qround. Pr111otl' patio V"tundo is id"•JI frx ourrl<1'1r ,..,,,,...,l'J1n1n'} Check out thP. p-1c1: & '1Qvr-1 ('ill S40 17 l') Drastic Reduction-Pool & JucunH O,.,n,..r\ arP Pxtrl'rnPly on.101,•, to sell this eJ<PrutovP vdlri B·1lrony nverl(')("">~'. 0 ~h1mmering ponl lots of urn•,,.,,, d~Vn'), rn11srle relaxing jor11711 Hu'),... n·.1d" with over 280) sq. feel. Buffl't din1nri ror>m "'JI". 12 'J JP.',t ,, libory or ' sturiy nlf thro kotdi. ro 3 lrrr-flf'drnnms. 1 both Ovr>r .ilf'd l1v1n I rnom. 20x26 loot hm1 I rQ()m Crill 540 1770 for o p 1vot1> showing Owner Aboondoned-$41,995! A tremendous hon'll• t"JY' ~ hos 1,..ft Ready to mov1· into p, vol" p-.Jf10 vP.t'lfYio rooM fOf yo•x b-.,.11 n< tro1IP• Brond ~ponhn new COlpeto; & fYl'"' I Jnw vnnit1C'. on thf> qor-jpn bolhs. 3 SlJltP , ruv ilf' mo•t0t bed-oom. LO'oe l1v1n1 ro<>m 01.-.a All rhos for t~ $42.CXXl. Coll 54().1720 Eost Side--$29,995! Onmng little storter ~ on o lnr'J" country Int in Costa Mesa. 2 bcdr<Y.lm~ pill'. tJ rorovert1blo d"n oreo. wooc1 CXCPflll'!rl < rnmtry k111 h'!n IOO'Z pr1vocy is yours l ots of room for yo11r lll"Yll or lr'lile<. Fl1f mo•P details. coll 1J40 I I "JO 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa Me ...... RELO ServinCJ 7000 Cities · Thruout The United States TARlluBMl98S2 REALTORS 675-5511 OPEN HOUSIS 1606 AMTIQUA -DOYER SHORES: Three crackling fireplaces p roclaim it's CH R ISTMAS! Move in for t h e H olidays. C l assic columns, for mal entry, Ii vmg & dininJ{ rooms. Paneled f amity room. four h1g hedrooms. 31:.: haths. Ow1wr mo,·111g East. OPEN SUN 1to5 4714 CORTLAND: Choice Cameo I ltghlands four bedroom home ~ ot three & den. For the fun-lo\'rng family : rn beautiful rondition & r eady for quick mO\t' m plan vour Christmas NOW OPEN SUN l to5. 701 ROCKFORD RO.: Cameo llighlands <·anyon & ocean view. This too is four bedrooms or thrC'e & den. L·a-r-g-c t·overcd patio on canyon side. room for pool at the fron t. Private beach. l n fine <'ond1tion. OPEN SUN l toS. 316 CATALINA: Newpor t Heights C~oicc A r ea. Cozy Cape Cod: Stone exterior . dor mer win dows, fou r nice bedroom s, a n d den , 3 bat hs. Motivat ed owner m ovin g South. O P EN SUN 1 to5. 315 GOLDEMROO: Olde Corona dcl Mar cottage by t he St!a. Stain ed glass. a ntiqut's ; puddle tennis court. brick patio. Walk to beach, three bedrooms &st udy. OPEN SAT&SUN l to5. 2727 WINDOVER OR.: HOME FOR THE HOLIOA YS. Stun ning Broad moor "on w owner" four bedroom & fa m ily room ; City lights & ocean view; h eavy s h ake roof, formal living room with m a r b le fireplace: separate dining r oom , t er· razzo entry; split level. Cascadin~ waterfalls. exotit· landscap ing. M ove in b) Christmas. OPEN SUN l 2·5PM. 518 / 5181'2 DAHLIA, Corona del Mar. Dandy Duplex and delightful too. Three bedroom owner's unit plus 2 bedroom i p come unit. Beamed ceilings. fireplaces. c h arm. Excellent buy at $117,500. O P EN SUN 1-S P M. THE BLUFFS: A delightful con dom in ium ' . in beautiful condition; t h ree bedroom & family room on the lower level <for the teenagers), unusually l arge s torage areas & closet facilities. By appointment just give us n call. HORSES! HOR SES! l n the City of Orange, for the family who loves to .. hit the trail". A n unusual home with .. tountry kitchen'', four spaciou s h<'drooms master s uite has its own L"OnvcrsJtion p it with fireplace. Cool patios ~ith wagonwhecl waterfall: hwll m inter-com. air conditioning, & stereo. Can readily be s hown -just <:all. SHORECLIFFS -Best Buy. Interesting split-levd th r ee bedroom h ome. beamed ceilings, wood panelin g, separate family r oom. t r ees, flowers, private beach. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 25 15 E. Coast Hwy., Corona diet Mar 675-5511 General 1002 GHeral 1002 A REAL PLUM! 3 Bedrooms and a pool table size family room . Huge used brick fireplace. 2 patios, all on a q uiet c ul-de-sac. Trees, trees. trees!! H URRY , NOW $42,950. Call 546-4141. VA FHA BARGAIN You Vet s, her e is your starter home all ready to move into . Not a fixer, o n ly 2 years o ld. 3 Bedroom s. 2 baths. plush carpets, double car garage with open e r . TRY $.15,500. Call 546-4141 GET LOST In this 5 bed room, 2 12 bath M ESA VERDE mansion located on la r ge rul-de-sac lot o n choice street. Vacant. Ca l l n o w to see it s <'harms. 9G2·44S4 PENTHOUSE Con do with f abulou s SUNSET V IE W S fro m romantic balcon y. In pr es ti g i o u s Huntin g t o n L an d m a rk. Beautifully d eco rated 3 bedroom s. 2 baths. la r ge dining area & la undry room too! Only $44,000. C ALL NOW 962-4454 GRACIOUS LIVING F:legan t Bi~ Can yon home. 4 Bedr oom , f a mily r oom , fo rmal dining, 3 bat h . Low mainte n an ce yard w ith 9 h o le Astro Turf putting green. M a n y extras. You own the land. $169,500 Call 640-6161 SPYGLASS HILLS Beautiful 4 bedroom , 21-".. bath home located hifth on a fully landsraped v ie w lot. 2 Fire places, family room. & ~unny breakfast n ook. C u s t o m decorated thruout. Redu ced to $187,500. 640.6161 O fficr' lot: o t rd in CO\fo M P\O Hunhnqton hoc h Hf' wpot1 81.-oc h ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• YL 1\0 BAY ANO BEACH 6 7 5-3000 "'•H• 1 I l O£lo'•1 ~IWV CU~ONI\ Ul L MAR VIEW IRVlMf TERRACE Open Sat Sun I .5 I 023 Dolphfn Terr. Front ltow t:u11tom . 4 RR . Pool , IH'"lv rl' :, lM ('ul tl1• !>:Jl" hom1· Fum rn1 . frph' , hNtll'd fnd~t>d put10. clo"I .. to 1choo1" O~n Sal. & ~n !pm-dork 3124 McKln1t'y Way. (' M or rull Uorn. Farr, 714 !1.,1 2fllil mod1•lt·cl klt t·ht•n, Owner i\ioi..,un1l• 7'i'• phenomt•nal llCt'an 'IC\\. $19,500, $U}2 mo pml~ Sl!.1 !1 !>OO. fn-. ('all Nil-e3br2bu(.'o..,luMes,\ ti44 7211 642-2598. BJG-.. Y>J;AHT 2Story Nt•w parnl In and out Forrnul family rm &t elm m.: rm RR<) & eov1·n·ct p11trn un•u \'l•ry low pne1·cl ut onh $58.~oo. 206711'11lcr Crrl'll' Won't lt111t' 1 World Heal !-:•'\lute 556·7777 EXCITING VIEW -TURT\.EROCK Very lovely 4 bedroom P residen t home -$105,000. 18871 Via Messina -open Sat/S un 1·5. CAMEO HIGHLANDS -OCEAM VIEW Exception a lly s harp 4 bdrm a n d pool - $96,500. 4507 Cortland Open Sat /Sun 1·5 .. S36.000 full Pm·e Must st•ll lri.; 3hr runeh house. i\i;:n1rn1• 6''; !<'HA loun, puymnts only $142/mo. ( ':tll S•I0-3666. VETS NO DOWN IRVIME lURACE V ery l arge 4 bdrm. $139.000. P r ice includes pool and the land. 15 12 Dolphin Terrace -Open Sunday 12:30to5. -----* SPARKLIMG * , Chnslmas lr~hts i1hm11ul from freshly n ·<kc11ral\•1l 3·Bdrm & r"am11\ H11v & ()('('HO \.IC" S . "llh pro t 1'!°1 l'd poo I. OP EN SAT SUN. 1701 Galat~a. anx- MAGMIFICEMT VIEW BAYFtlOMT This home is absolutely elegant. with features rarely found in any home. Owned and decorated bv one of the country's leadin~ designers and decorators. for her own use. Upper floor offers a panoramic 360 degree view of the entir e Newport area. Shown by appointment. only HALPIMCHIM REALTORS 27~ 1-: Coa..,t II") 675-4392 NEW OH MKT. SHARP DUPLEX OM THE BLUFF 3 8 e d r o o m View • View • View 0 ' U · 2 2 bedrooms. 2 baths Con- 3 UNITS EASTS I DE On ocean side of lrn v 2 Bdrms .. 2 baths each: 4 ear gar. Super ownl'r·s unit w /huge u hrtl'k frpk HHOKEH 552 7000 wner s nit dominium. l<'irepl;1ce, Separate Rentals family room. trl_e entry. Custom carpctmg and $65 000 drapes. Decorator's 1 wallpaper throug hout. BAY & BEACH REAL TY LIDO SANDS 3 + Den, Short walk to FOREST E OLSON Separate laundry room. • Two enclosed patios, one 645-0303 custom bricked_. 2 ear garage. electric door opener, swimming Pool arou n d the corner. Jacuzzi & Sauna. OUR 26th YE.AR 675-3000 , __ _ I ~~~~~~! .......... !?.~~ ~~~~.~~~1~~-~ ••••• ~?.~~ 1:101 No R:.iv Front. 2 BR llnuse & 2 1rn (;a rage Apt $140,000. llv t>wner Uy appl +;73.511)6 MESA VERDE 4 +POOL DUTCH COTIAGE Th a l · s r i g h t 111l $99,500. be:.ith, pool, pro1>oscd Mesa Verde. Spotless 4 lennis &park. UH l ·!ily. Quiet St. OPEM SUN. I ·5 S73,soo. M.tt. 640-5560 5200 River ' Call 644-7211 ea BEST EASTSIDE Will sell tod;iy. Veteran no down, no closrng. 4 Bdrm. pool. drnrnJ.! room. Agent. call anytime. 546 5745. Veterans Onli BY OWNER 18724 Maplewood Ln HUNTINGTON BEACH Off Ellis, down Chapel Lane between Beach Blvd. & Magnolia 968-4293 helrC\ ahly ~harp pool home. Freshh. pa1111,•d 1 n s t de & new I v rt' modeled kitl·hcn. i.oh nf apflt'al and hard to f111tl lh1~ opporlun1l\ OWNER Si\YS Jl}o '.\l I C 11 T II Jo: I. I' Fl:'\A:-.:CE' llurr' 1.11-•· ach·anta~l'. l';.rll 5 16 :?:113 EX<'C'PllClnallv allrac-t1,·e SHOREC'LIF'FS. :1 Bil, uppt•r 3 Hctrm unit pool. new. Sl~l.51111 Ft•.- ". hcamed C'l'lhn!! and 234 ~lornmJ? ('anH>n Hd. 111.·~&~rOO\'edhard\\ood Opcn Sunday 12-3 floor~ Largl' l Bel rm Welton &Co. 675 69tHI )t1"1'r unit OPF.' Sl'N - C.orj!cous home for free. No do" n. no elosrni;. J $42,000 Bcdrm, beautiful bonus Old 2 bedroom t'otlage. room. co,·ered patio. Near Main and Adams. AJ.!t•nl. tall anvlrml', With alley entry on deep I'' 51''.\1 212 212' .·On~ x Co1'y 3 Ar So. of II" y re dut'cd ~.ooo H 2 !ii5 27'11. ,. [~ THE REAL ESTATERS SI 29,000. 544-4011 AJ!t. -----541i·S7.i5 · I lot. Owner wrll finance. ~ 1"1ri•pla<·c. )11 gh lll'amed ----------i -----Rented. Call for appoint· C'l011ini.:. 2· Bdrm. :! trnth OPEN SUNDAY Ry Owner, altrac "Mesa ment. hnrnt· plus <epartml'nl Verde 1 story home. 3 hr. 536-8836 lrg palm. OPEN Sl'N 12-4 P.M. 2 ba, wet har, $64!,950. By ··---- CHRISTMAS *SPECIAL * 12 5 Pt.I 1101 R.tlhoa nppl.75J.ti17·t "III ICor . of i\poll'na & 4SOI WayneRd,CdM _' '.. , .' 1 B.tll><lal 673-3257 *PARTY TIME* ~-_ Iara Vance :J.JIH, 1 ha, pnlk of Thret• bedroom. thr<'e nwnt•rship homr with realtor bath solldlv <·11nstrutll•ll gamC' rm & fin•t>lc , Jt'ad lath & plasi<•r homl• with rng to thl' ponl. Uni~ 61) · ·101.l rnugh sawn 1·eda r siclinJ.!, $53,500 llurrv ! 11 * * • * $72,500. custom izetl 4 Br. :1 ba, 2 frpk's, 2 family rooms, pool tahk, Gorj;!t'OUS plus rrnnl Lkcor<1tor'o; tnurh on tht~ euslomizerl Lus k ltomt• Beaut. ·l·BR, 21.··h,t You must sec lhc··l I\ 111g ri1<1m rircpla,·c'. tustmn I .1r111 3hr n,·llun·d to ~m.000 ly room panl•l1n~. hug1 BY O\\ lll'r . Lri:: ~rd .. p.1lws and (•'\'.Ira l.jrl.:l' Open Sunda' I UI T opaz. POOL SJ24 .950 £i75 714 t shake Roof. unique hnh· YEAG i':H ·n EAL TY 5~i fi171 har, :I c·ar f!arage -Largest lot in tracl. Frur t trees. 21472 J.emontre1· Lane. 11.B. 968·6726 by·stuthn 3rd hcdroom 111 ch1ldrcns "mg. Exclusive Cameo Community With Private Beaches S4295 DOWN OR 51h%LOAM Thi.., C:osla !\-ll•'>a flmH·r ~artlen homC' has 3 HH. 2 balhs. only ~t.295 down or assume lht• VA loan for S165 mo. C:.ill 1;.u; 7171 Call 640-6600 NEW CUSTOM HOME WITH APARTMENT l'nmc loeatron on quiet !'>t n•ct 1 · block from soulh bay 3br. Jba., U'><.'d bnrk f1rtplt11·cs in m ... tr bdrm. t·ountry kit<hcn & sunken living 23 STEPS TO mom llvy shake roof. SANO & BAY let1d1·d d1umond _glass \\ rndo" s. lrg hearned $64,500!!! ct'ilrng thruout. Covt·red Massi\ t> <1011hl1• i:.11l's h'.tcl 111111 .1 ~p.1rl.h11~ \\11rld \' rth all l.1l 1ht11·.., for gr;i1 1111" ,·ntt'1 I .i1111ng [ ® o r l he 11 I t 1 m a t 1· 1 n pn ... ary for JU!>l ~ou & your:-40 ' pool .Jat·u11.1 , ...__ __ ESTATEBS wall'rfall S!~H.500 Dana Point 1026 P r ime prime an'a p:.ilro. sundce k . 3 car Russ Penniman, Realtor••••••••••••••••••••••• 1dea11 v s 1 l u at,. d g;irage. PLUS a lri:: lbr. 557_5000. Buy, lease or'll•asc-opt1on VACANT COTTACE .iptw/beamcdc:eilings& Las l\larranas bluff t·ou Frcshl\' redecorated .incl c•arport. lly ownt•r. By dn. View of Dana Pornt rt'ady to move rn, lots of a11pt. 675 1884. l'rincrpals Irvin<' Trrra<'r :i Bil. pool llarbor. SG!l.!XlO. ;iprx:ul for hf':.ich & h.i~ univ. O\\nt•r Lir<'nsC'!' J{.\ <Ill ;t lo\'ers. Possibll' tnl'nmt• . ----A~CHORAGE unit rn re:ir rnclud"'I r11 Captstrano Beach I 018 pointmPnt m:111-liO <1IX>'e pnc't' -for ;rn un· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Mesa 1024 IMVESTMENTS ltclie\'alile harga111 Mew Home $53,900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• (714) 496-7711 takt• adv;11tt<1 gl' C',dl Jui.t completed beautiful 546·2313. '.I hr. 2 ha. fireplace. ••• • 1 ·" ' ·1 ' · larl!I.' lot w /huge trees. [ ® ~ ~5-100 down. Open Sat & Sun It to5. 27101 Dolores. Wt'!>thay Homc•s 49f; 343~ Corona del Mar I 022 V ACATIOM 1······················· YEAR ROUND RARE Walk to ocean. pl;" ,, ht 4 BR DUPLEX tie tennis. S\\ rm rn IO\ 1•1\ SO. OF BAYSIDE SllARP C'ONO<> ---- 2 Br Stud111 :\todel. E:IToro 1032 $36.!lOO. O\\ncr/1\gt ••••••••••••••••••••••• s.1i;.~1111a: ~'16· n:rn. REDUCED SI 9 ,500 AT 17th HOLE MV Country Club L11\11ry 4 bedrm. nestled up to broad !!rec·n vistas of the areas finest golf course. You mu!>l Sl'C il ~ Call s.t0-9922 OPEN Sot 54.tn 1-4 S6000 Below Mkt. OWt-.EH S\YS, ··~111 ... t si'll '" Large, 21110 sq fl .. 4 hedroom w/fam1lv rnom 111 LJke Forest's G :irden Uc\ t'lopmcnl Hurry for todays best buy! S62.000. MISSION VIEJO REALTY 581-1000 837-9500 pool. Dramatt<· \ .1ultNI \\tlh a:\ BR.:? HA n•ntal. ceiling rn this 111\t'I\ :I Onl~ I'• }t'ar s old bdrm. 2 hath !loom for Fratunng beam ceilings, hnal or 1ratl1•r Oprn natur:.il wood and bnek house Suncl;1\· I !i ·l:l:! t1·xturt•s :in<! perfect Fountain Valley 1034 Prospect. 545·\14!JJ. lot•atinn. Call f\44 -7211. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bl::AliTIFl"L2 BOR~t End of Cul -d-s ar $46.500·0\\ ner 581-2:!06 ?af.:~u~l~~~,7 5302Sisson Dr. Im 3 lir 2 Ba. all term-.. /\gt. 828-0.170, 82R·3311 Real Estate byl&VAY 'JUST HATCHED' At this price it won't last! 3 bllrm dollhoust• d1•1ightfully customized in soft colors. Features r·ountain & Atrium. Call qu1k ~ 968·4456 DESPERATE! Own ers losing new home. Submit! lle•tUtiful Meredith Garden, :l hdrm. Con· home nn lg. upJ.!radcd lot. Short dis tanee to school, shopping & beach! Call withm 2t hrs: 968·4456 Includes 1 yr warranty progr:im. ~~---- ... mm. . . . ---real estate OPEM HOUSE SUH. • n ee. 14, 10638 F.I Campo4 H1"gh on a H1·11 Hr 4 na 2 sly 2000 sq fl jacuzzipool.xlntarea. E n te r th is p l ush :t 48DRMRANCH $53,500 •DELUXE DUPLEX• Exc-('( ll•nl :l BR. 2 Ba. J.!round floor owners unit w /2 priv. patios & lux- uriou!> master surte. PLUS 2 BR Rental w /large patio d<"ck BOTH \l l\h ~nod burning fireplaces. \.aulted wood heam cr1lm~s and super SLEIGH BELLS Les Muekenhirn Realty bedroom home throu~h You'll swear you <'fin (213) R67·7202 the lush atrium. view the hear them. Don't miss ---city from your privat~ this immaculate beauty. SINGLE STORY balcony. Beautifully de. Three king si1ed BR"S One''' Tiburon's Finest. <.'Orated. Adult occupied. with masSIVl' muster 2 Red rooms . 1 :i, Cool off In :i rarcfrec suite. Quil't lot·:.itron ~athrooms, formal din-pool. All fnr S39,500. Lo\ able luxury! Cull tn~ room. family room, 962-4495 64o·7l71. air conditioned. adjacent D ,.,. 1o11uu•n·11ri·" to main pool ;ind Club "'II [ ~ ~ House. Fast sales prices I I 1 I I of $43,500. will sell GI. no .,!'1'!9! .. ~~~ do\\ n O" n(•r Broker = • • - 645 7440 --------1 So ·Of Hwy location. RYOWNEH Sll 5 .000. Fee. cal I '111r 2BA Ran~h Sl\•le BUILDERS Spirit of •7 6 641-7211 1-:xr C.M. loe. Patio ·kit. CLOSE So murh for so little! 2 Luxury 1s providt•d 1n e1m· " bltns. Tile brkfl bar OUT! Story, 4 br. 3 ba. huge this brand nC\\. ("Uslom ~ I. r g I a l h h s I' Ont I r . h" ram r m, many mort> hu11t e~ce m:.insion t ....!.,____;_,, w )walerfull. Cov1•rt•d Y 3 et'" t 15 small amenities. Owner 1s Superb in ctcrnr & di' . , tract of custom homes. 4 I . patio & scrvrnJ.! har. Tool RR, 3 Ba, 2322.2600 "Q. eaving stale. So priced Si"n. Tcrnfi1· \'tt'W or -h d r kl "k t .... lo r l " l I BAYFRONT ,. PRE LI STI NG SALE' s c · ar t e Y' · ft .. "'et·b"rs. fam-rms, w o r m o i va ei Ray & hoat :t<'li\ ilit•s & • ' · 500 3 .. "' b t S52 950 0 I NJ., 500 t"I D 15 ~7· · S40· 178 str""r larg" lots. flurry. uyers ... a · · i;parkling lrghh at ntJ:ht. n Y "°""• un 1 ec · ----1 .. ~ ' 962 7771 641i7711.0tH'nE\'l'S. :lbr. 2ha: fom rm. Full M·Verde Pnrt'selti•r they won't last! Open • ---- oct>an view. Shown by warm and Woodsy Daily. Off nrnokhurs\ & Sill nppt.Owner,673·:1177. 4Br.2Ha +DR/Den ~t~:It'.eld. on l':agll' · I I 1 ti IRVINETERR. 28JO~erani;:Pl .557·1H<t9 --_ Owner ~2.500 GRAND REAL TY -... • - 4 Rdrms .. fomily rm .• 21-!I 842·6636 1"148·2226 . baths. Larl"(e lot Needs a 4 BR. den. 2 BA. pwd rm, hrl of attention, a huy at t'r pit-. 11)\ ely f!u rden Green Vulley MEREDITH $85,000 fo'ranklin stovr upstturs. LMc>ly. lmmar 2 story GARDENS URBAN NEWPORT Uni•tnity Realty \\OOI t·nrpt•tml!. <lrapcs family homt•. nearly AB Cap@ Cod 2 :M>Ol F.. Csl llwv 673 6510 I..ovdy lam hm. Exlnt new. 4 Bd. 214.i ba. Ill~ ·----l'Ond. Mesa Verde . ra m rm. <.l1n1ng arc.'<I. story• n•wly de-1·--------·1 540-8902. Prine only frplc. newly landscpd corated In warm HOLIDAY HOME . • yerd. patio Near <'Om· A rare rind in ex<'lu11lve Mf.Si\ VF.ROF., 3 txfrm. munlty pool:1 & JZrc<.'n Lari?e 3 bedroom. formnt dinin~ room. breakfasl room. family room. all be3utlfully d eeorated. o rrc r c c1 :it s1s.soo. fo'in:mcin~ avoiluble. fall tones. Used Shor~cliffs. Pnvt•cv + ln 2•., ba . 2 fplrs. l~t· fuml· belt.'1, school. shoppinJ( & brick fireplaces, lh111 mrnl e~lnt.-. 3 Bdrm h rm. Ille master lx·tlrm. beach. 10635 f:l Morro ~uttM . formnl clinlng hi~ yard. modern, of>('n. CT ()p«!ll hnus~ Sot. It __ .-..-...-.... -..--. beam.ct cellln9 & 4 farn11v rm . all ol)('nin~ 1ury h0 ?'1' Son. 11 ·~ or rail 54A-33.'WI IR's +den + sew· lo beautifully landscaped :it4o< ountry Cl uh !>r or963·2433 Ry o~ner pfttio Pttfrc:t for en\ff -Ownr /He-Allor W71' .'788 ::---::--:--:-;,_-:----:--1---~~~=~-- 1119 room or arfl1t11 tainm• $179 000 BR HUnflttcJfon hach I 040 DHM Gorden HCNM ha d · 4-on 11! lot. 222.1 Meyer ••••• •• •• ••••• • ••• • • • •• Yeti + covere O,EN SUM. 1-5 s.t:um Open Son 125: IUILDEAS • Stl0lle11s3 Rr,11lnalc lcvl•l patio. Tip-top con-265 Montht9 Ccmyott 847·&53 Bkr. Pll..COMSTR. SALE ~ti~~ h~anmo~~('~T!::: =· :::'Z:.::. !AAL:lr!Jlr~ =!;~~~!Ft;k ~;::~"!J:.~~l~kf 7~ f i:~~~M~~~i do:.::. $19,950. • 67S-S9l0 • frplc.hi<'n 21.ot $46.000 homell1ten•s.-rvatton11. HASTtMGS&CO. -....L-..n•.Ao.nf :m.n Jo: r"t ""''• C-.t\I SOUTHLANDIR$ UOH11St•TH lnltort 640·H60 IWfi •t:IRO or ll'11l fROO 642-6168 ~2571) 42 t3) &1i·AiOIO FAslbhiff Vrof. e 1d1. Houaes For Sale IHous" Fo S• H Fo I ....................... ..... r O..S•s r SCIM Ho.n4ts flor 5* Ho.l&el for Sale SYnday Oticombcr 14 1975 DAILY PILCT 0.''; • a... •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I . .;;..;....:;._~~~~~~~...;;_.;..;:.....;_..:;:..::_~....:::~ .':'........... I o4 4 ln"fM I 044 LCICp'O leach I 048 Loguna ~oeh I 048 LOC)'Mo Ni~I I 052 Hous.1 For Sd• Housu For Sale HouHs For Sde Commef'Ciol • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••···•••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pro~rfy 1600 18186 MEADOW SWEET Spc(·l ocn vu drumatu· • u I\ D ISTl:\C'flVF l'Wwpon Btoc:h I 069 Newport Beach I 069 Son Clementt' I 076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MYSTIC HILLS rust wOOd & Khs 3br, den, HOM t-: 111 °1\1.:~t·l Wt·~t ••••••••••• ••• ••••••••• ••••••••••••• •••••••••• •••••••••• •••••• •••• ••• 111111"' "'' ! ·1 lut i' ,,. OPEN SAT/SUN 124 Contractor '6 hom«'", Just l>H. h1 bt.•am~. fplt·, \lt.>t.1~nt>dfori.:rJuuu~h' .;;12 11111. il11\'" ··111 \i ,11111,1hl1· l11,u1 111 11 .. 11· , . • 5 V"llM )'O\Jn~ A r-enl mOT'e". All tvx. 1tf!t,OOO ing. Uardt-n v1l"w, wrth BIG CANYON tliru out 1'1 l'h' 11 •• rdl.\cl 1'••.\ ll.11 I• 1 1"\1 ·11 1 u. t l•r<tmtc tile ('ntrance p<Atio leads t o Jewd in a vrry prlv11tc Own . .C9-1·'7!M2. loHlv lerrucc• Honw 1~ 111 p.111' 1•1 ·,, '" 2100 sq. ft. of runulv livin~ overlooking :.etttnA. JI has 1L ;ill' n1·h 1n dl'ta•l "i\h un Son Juan BEST OFFER wooded greenbelt j arge private Jlalto forom the• t1l(\{j enlrywuy usu•il umount of llv111~· Th• n-st '"-ings I 078 ·111 ·1 1:1 1 "ncl "' ' 11 Jbr 2b · • . · & :.u11k1:n II~ 111~ rm with :.p·ict• ~I 1150 .. Diii:' • n Capistrano .. ,1111 "" 11 • , ,.1 , 1, 1,. · a, scpa.r atc drrung room , 2·story lll'amcd c·1·1t .. 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(K40) *BOND REALTY * houses fonale 1700 Huntington Be a c h I 040 lrvlH I 044 l'll & filtt•red poot for re-Martha Macnab 642-11235 8 3 1-941 1 Newport hach J 0 69 Newport 8Hch I 069 Sonto Ana I 080 ....................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• taxing. O<·ea n vic\v ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ASSUME Sl t ,ooo SJO I a Mo nth 2 Blks to l.ake ( fishmi: & :::.u1hng). Curved unve, everg rel.'n trePs l<'nd fore:.t atmu::.pherL'. Obie :-1. rms. llUl(t• lt v rm " crackling f1repli1ee. :.unny l!lass break fast rm opens to hnck patio w BHQ. Patio kitchen, m&slrr .su11t•, t.1ke O\ er R 1 •' • I o .1 n ~ 1 t h \ow Jo\\111 0\\0l'I' Jl.ll'king1 Bkr!lll:!·551l TAKE ADVANTAGE WHAT A VIEW! ll 's lovely, it's spacious anti ) ou can move rii::ht m 4 lklrms., 3 baths, 2 fireplaces. wet bar and utility room. Seldom do we ha\t' ::.uch an elegant offering, don 'l miss 1t. Sl25,00U 552-7500 red hill realty of t his 3 Bit. Pt Ha, La Cut.•:.la homt.•. St•llt-r forcl'd lo st•ll ! Va<"ant. l mml'd. m·cupant•y. Suh- mit. GHANl> HJo:ALT\', .O<JUna Be a c:h I 048 H42·Gli'16 ,. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• Nt.•w Ha n1·ho San .foaqum Twnhso on Golf ('our:.c 2 Br, Oen, 2 Ha, for sale or lease .,.. opl1on. 833 25!! 1 or 833 39!>:! Mother-In-Law UNIT Sunset -.1dt• of Morn. •n).!-..Hlc On \'C': brand Ill'.,.. ::.ho\\pl;.ire honw. :!71>0 .,,1. ft ol mno\'al1\ t• 1le::.1~11. mdu<lin~ indoor If this allr<H0t1u• Ill'''" & outdoor l>ridi!e s. t.·arpNt•dhomt.•l.\as 111an t•nl'losed roofdcck, are~ \11th ;1p<1rt ments. :-.kyhi::hts ,~ :-.olttr glass. you d t.all 1t a dupkx. hut ).!ret•nhuww kitchen cill lo us 1t ~a m<1lhN m la\\ 1 11r lhl' lalt.'!-l 111 '311 . unit..;$ IH•<lroom"-, :J plt;rnq·s.2 flr<·plaresont.• ~1aths, ~ li\.tnl-! r11om ... ancl 111 llld!->l<T s111lc, Roman .! k1ld1t•ns I Or m .ik<' I ~PJ maskr bath. supc·rb k1td1l'n mlo a lwl11011m J \IC''" & a mulli·lcn~I ~1~1.500. floor pl;,in that msuri'" •!!'IQuail ~ .-IPtac• . Praperti•• 1 7S'l-19'l0 t~OO QUAil ~1. NIWPORI HACH prl\a1') for <Jll family mt'mhcrs +-a maximum nf open sp;11··· on t.'<tt·h lt·vt'I. Come to our Open II nus<'. Sun. I -~ I' '.\l. 1455 Morningside l>ri\·e. ----------•I ~N•I as-a-pm, well-built 2. h{'<lroom. :! hath horn(• You're Not Dreaming This .SJ>C'l'laC'ul;,ir '1c•w 1s ftir rl'al Han· 'll'\\ lot in I l11nt1n:..rto11 lkat•h. "' 1·r 11101.rn,,: lal.I' ;incl ('<•ntr.ll l',trl. •1 Bedrooms. 1·'1 hath" Cahfnrn1a l'la..,s1<· :\lu'>l M'C lo apprl·c·1.1li• lYnrnna 1m1mm 962·44n(.;. '>546·8103 r':wes thr oc·can. loc·alt•d on the• rnd of a c·ul-cte-"ar 1n lhl· hP~• rt of \\' ood ., Cm e trn<lakrl & ret'l'n t- ly shini:led. warm & Ill \lllng. Si' l.~10. i.O\(•lv l''f?illl'iC''i Of Ol'l'.IO throui:h prl'llV·a -;. ,1 111c·lurt· windo\\..;, lh1.., J ) l'ar old !'lo. La~una homl' h.ts 11100 sci. CL . plenty of \\allspac·e for ''our art collec·tion. a ma,.st\'C' l.. ta~teful used Irvin~ I 0 4 4 briC'k fin•placl', wall-lo· ••••••••••••••••••••••• \\:tll usert-hnl.'k hearth lnppt•d 1\ ith enou~h l I I' r. I< ,\ n EI> Tl' r r a(' C' hooks he: I \'l'S lo haUSC' ''" Cambruii.:t• Townhnm<' 3Br. 2ha. launcl rm. nr l'xlcnsiH' library. opc:n l11•,1ms. 3 hedroom..;, :i P :.irk / Po<il landsC'pd, haths w /manv extr as. p anl•hng, s hulll•ro.;, par Owner hougtit lan~er q11rl N1lry (;:ir opt•nt·r. home, come look & make ~2.1100 O°" nt•r 552 HOR5 _ a n o ffer. \\'anted 5 Br houst'. will aTh:IJ ~~~~~-~buy l'_P_. >1_12_H_w1. ~f tj~fj!J OPEN SAT SUN. 1-4 463 1 Sier r a Tree •OCF:.\NFRONT* Univt-r sity Park I Hart• at S225.000. ny :I Ht! rm in cl 1v1 ct u a I o\\nl'r. 752-1171 /499·43!M . gazebo. Separatl.' 3 <'ar .:arage; lots or room for boat, trailer, hobby or storal!l'. /\11 exqu1sltt• home in an exreptional location. Sec loday al Sl25,000 -u - Lingo 1111- ***BEAUTIF Ui, con· temporary \li'Ood & ~la:.s homt.• nt•s lled amoni: many l'u1·alyptus tree~ with hrcathtakin~ v11.•w of Aliso C:rnyon·:I tlH (luality homt· in a rurul M'llmg. $JJl.5011. •••l'ERFECT fu milv 11\'ing and l'ntcrtammg 111 delightful m•w 3.000 sq. fl. 3-BR. 3·ba., family rm .. custom homt· Dramatic ocean & moun lJm 'It'\\., last<.' & qua It t~ lhruoul Sl4!l,500 •*•REST OF l,,\CiL':\ \ li\in~. WJlk lo lwaC'h from this 2· DH homl' with <lrt1st ':-s tuclrn Gret'nl•rv a11c1 numl'rous fru1l lrt·~s. ~7.85-0 ..193 8812 494 80116 499 1551 "Bett~r Than N e w " Th1"\ l'h.11·mrrll! llnm<' with 211' h1i.:h ht•anwrl C'l'lhn).!:-. 1 ml.\ ns :l2' II\ mg room ,:! f1r<·pla1·t·~. rormal d1n111s.: room. 2 lwdr(IOITJ .... tll'll , 2 b<1lh:., lln·am 1-lldwn Prl\.11'\ 111./ <kl'an \'it'\\~ <.'t111111,1n· at .1117.rilKJ NICHOLS R~al Estate :!112:i s ('11,1 ... t II 1J,?ll\\ :I\ I .. 11•1111,1 Bt'.ll'h 1!1.:l 11711:1 VICTORIA HLDS. Eh•l',1111 hnmC', 1 uslom htU It rnr prt•-;ent II\\ nC'r, on q1111•l nil rlt• s .tl' s tn't'l l111!h on .t hill. \\llh SWePplllJ.! t'llil..,lal & \\hilt• W :I I 1• I' \ I l' \\ !'> , l h i., 3 hdrm . I hath honH· s pt•ak;, of 111\Ut~ & <·om· fort Sp,tt'IOll'-!-IOl'al!l' & room for 1•:.:pan~ion . $177.500 SEA TERRACE TownhnuM•; 2 hdrms., l~e. mod11rn k1t{'hen, hrirk patio All n•c·n':I· tional f<H•1htics w 1th in walking distJnn• SS:?,500 4!!1:~~~·· 1105 N.Coosr Hwy.,l oguno 494-1177 hor'tie t'harmm).! dt•ror Family rm & k1t <'h<'n open 011111 hu.i:t.· brH'k patio. Fall nslecp m this u.• r r1 f 11· m !'>tr h cl rm \I hlle :-.lar ga11ng t hru soannl! walls of glass. Spacious Estate F,arh of the 4 sr·s has its II\\ n bath. 3 ll'vcls for total famcly Jiving. In· H'stment prire S138.50!1. Opc:•n !louse Sat. & Sun. 2 5. 1635 Bluebird Canyon IJnH'. --- Wt-: HAVE RENTALS THE VILLAGE, REALTORS 552-7000 THIS IS IT! La~I time. Uy °'' n<'r ;11 S72.000 Villa~e 111, Uni\ P ar k. 41.>r, 21,::ba . Yale. 552·7372. Emerald Bay View lllfi2 llilkrt•:.l . tipe n Sal Sun. 12 4 2 L~t.'. bdrm. suitt•s; forfl1h· rm., open be:imo;; frpk. Reaut1fully deC'orated: l'xqu1sitc carpet::. & drapes + a w orkshop. See & s ubmit. * 494-7551 * hilli~c (<> .. ')&c5 ~t.i..<cr ..AfJlan REAL ESTATE 900 C.lenney"' St. ~9.i 1147) )-19 OJl6 Panoramic Mission Viejo I 06 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOW A SSUMPTION Take mer th1 ... SJti.!l:>O Jt~llA lo;,in al K ' ·, 111 ll'rest \11th 11.1,1111111 111 S38U mo 1\1 .111<1 111·\\ :1 bedroom "1th air 11111111 t1oning SIS 2~>11 Ocean vus from everv room. Brand new beaut) has ever ything yo would expect from · quality home. Sl38.500 NO DOWN VA Beautiful ~Ja1lrrd 1;;,i "11h l'\l'lllOJ:: \II'\\ I .. 1ri.:1• :1 ------Hdrm . foe mal cl111111 i.: IT'S GOT The "Shakes 11 room & c·entral .i1r i-1111111 twn11l.:. All for Sf;4,!lllll MISSION VIEJO Striking 2 level architt't' REAL TY t ur(', with rugged l''C· 837 9500 I I OOO l l'nornf "W EATH F. HE t> • • C EDAH S.11/\KES": Newport Beac h 1069 loeatc-d h1 ~h up 11n1 ··••••••••••••••••••••• L AC l l N/\'S 1-'AMl-:I •it, I t S.""-OIJ c 1 HI VJ!o;RA ('OASTLINf•:, -~ari. un•.,:-.,-•~ .. i • •t WITll /\ "FAR Ot'T" 111rnm~. H .. tor Int <.in \'IFW OF TllF SF'\ II) fo ortu111·. rltr : • • .. . 675·7520. l 'ntque. ~ell d es1J;:ned - floor plan. featurl's 3 BLllFFS, T\\11h,1· 1 llr . lll>RMS. & FAM. 101 &1 Canyon \'u. ~khl.., l'rn1I spal'iou!'i formal Ii,· rm 21 ~ Ha , ~ti!I :11111 ()\, nr llAS WOOD B f:A~I EI> 4!+.1 397:J W/\LI.!:\ CW GLASS & - R E () C E D ,\ H llARHOH \II-.\\ 1111\I fo:~ P /\ N E L J -.; t; Pnrtor11111 1111111.tl' 1111 .I :-.; P A H K L I '.\ G Ba. fin1sh1·cl 11111111-. 1m l'. STEPS/\\'ER KITt'llt-:'i loft.S91.~111 1111q 11t l. .... d1· has hll·in applianl'l's. pnn nnh 1;10 1.:~11 gl.1£ecl till· flo<irs &. c\.· tensiH• UM.' of harrt\\ ornl NEWPORT S H O RES t•ab1111•b This i·uo;tnm 3 Hdrm & d1·11 11\l'r built LaJ,!una homt' has UPJ>l'r. Ch111rt·llt11 otl1n11' ft•atun·~ loo numl•rnu:; to Walk to ht•;u·h. pools mmtmn ITS 1\ ~I l 'ST 1t•r.n1s Onl.' ~O.!.lllfl'' SEE orrercd f111 CA YWOOO REALTY S69 ,500 * 548-1290 • ATTlllS PRICE Y!JL' C Jo;T T llF. "SHAKES" MISSION REALTY !J8:i S Coast, Lal!una Phone 494-0731 1 New port Be a c h I 0 6 9 !······················· I OPEN SAT SUM 1-5 S 12 38th S treet i\EWPOHT ISl .. \;\;l) ------\.\ alt>rfronl ho1111•. p11·r ,\ float : sp11· 11 -.p .1 11 :1 hrlrm . 2 halti~. \\a1m ...... romr11rlal>ll' hnmt• kltl'hen a c;ol'tt \I 1'.l"S clt•l1i:ht 1 Frplt·. 6. ~parmus p ~lltn St•llt-r m ;1 y h l' l p 1111J111· 1• SI 3!l non Laquna Ni9ue l I 052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPF.C'IALIZTNG IN HES/\ U :S IN Tl 11-: 21 0 4 4th Str~et Sl('ps to hn~ !.. park t.. ~hoppmt.! nt'\\ I~ 4'1•1"111 1 <lupll'\. hargarn pr111•tf at ~1.500 Balboa Bay Pro p . Realtors * 6 75-7060 1tr BLUFFS "E" PLAN O N FRO MT ROW ('nm plt'1 •'I\ rt• 111t>«l1•lc•<I ;101> A' l'1111l.1 < '.11 lo.., O pen S a t Sun 1-5 f Ettte ~ "P'r.ope1ttie4 VIEW H O M E + G UEST HOUSE 2712 Cliff Driv~ BRADFORD PL C ONDO \ \t \'I 'f llr 11·d111 t•d '\t•\\ 111111 I lt•1 1 hl ~ he l• .._, •111 111111 , 1 \ t I\ linrru 01 1·rl1111!-u11 h,1\ ,\ 1!1'.llt .111.t 11• tih 10 111••\1 111·1·,111 Ht.,1rn°1·il u·1l111 1• • 111111 ,, " , ''", '" 11, \H1111I li11cr11111• l rpl• IH"1l U\H1<'1 \tl\ ,111\ \\Jrlll \\t10d 11111 rlPI jl\I 11111" ,11,d \1111 , 11l1"d1 I pr11l(·11< rl p,111n \1h!Pof .ill\ tor 11 l•·Jtur< .11liau111111•1•11• '' n•• 1, 111 1$0l lo.,blufl D"n S..·•~10b lu1u~l' I.\ lob 111 p1 I\ .It\ Newport hoch l~l·OJO c lpt.'11 Sun :1CI 1•111111111 I t11 1:1 \I ll!llH,( °" ltl \I 'I\' I 11 '1 BEACH HOME ,d..,.111 llolo111~tlll 1\111 I ESTATE ELEGANCE 3Hr lh.1 al IJd1 011 p\I , ';11 1,,, >'l''tl 1·1.1 .. •11,\1 1i.11r1111 'ln•1•1 1~·.rnwd t'1•1l1111" 1 t Ill\ 1111111• \\ l.1111 1111 ... t;11n1•tl gla"' 11i;i.· ", .. \\ \11.Hl• llCI' I' \\ "'·"' fpk :i.1u-.1 ...,.1 • :-.ti7 ,:,110 1111 I t :1 1 r .. 11 "111 .1 11>11 OrJ<•n I 5 . li-15 l!IX5 \l'l ll.1,11111 ,\ \'11 111-.111111 4 BR + BONUS HARBOR VIEW $95,000 Siqwr I 'nrt uf 11111 \I 11d1·l LIDO ISLE llrn~· 111 tlw '•'I' \I Ith ol Ill \\ h• •!Ill' ;,;,~x tt 101 S!I. , 111 ' l 'ill ll.1H • uoo· REALTY 3377 \'ia Lido. N.8. *673-7300* I 11 r 111 " I .t 1 11 1 11 h1t'.tk I ,i'I I llllllt 1\ li,1'1• 1111'111 :-;Ill I lltllHlt-d lo\ • \ p.lll'oll I' I.I\\ II ,\ In\' I\ 11ld lt.1d1• 11 t'I' Ill tho l'r1·1n1•·1 ,,,!1••11 "' 1tld !'...1111 " \ 11.' 'I " \ I• \\ II • 1•h•1' ,. 11• I . qi l• \ "'' ,, •I 11 'l I I ' I. I 11 t • "I 1111 \\ l11w1I 11111111 ,111 'I 1 llll \l.111\ I'\ 11 .o• '' "" I 1·1.111 .... ,, 1111• dlt.1111 lh ••1\111'/ NORTH LAGUNA CONDOS \\ l111t•\\ ,1lt'I \II'\\ " ,\ I l1tl1111 llllll, It''"' ... I I IHMI l •u I ' JlC •• ,.. '"• llo 1 .• 1 1111.1 Call 6 75-7225 !1:111 ·1111 :!li,1 h.t~ •11•• 1·111l ,t.:.t1 11,1111 :-;IX.:111 1 .,! 181'1,I Duple x-e s Units sale 1800 ...•..............•.... MUST SELL Ill 1'11 X. I d'.\I ~11 ,,t111 ., ' l, 1 Pa t lot't.t t 1or1 Ill l'l.I \ ' 11 111111 "- fl"lfl 111•.11 ii ., " :11d 111111 t ,.,. ,.,, "' r '-I 1 •1 •1~10 640-6600 I I I :\I t\t E ll I ,\ 'I I·. <I <' ('\'l'J\M'Y' (';iltwdr,ol ,\ IJt•anwrl \\r11ught 111111 1-talt.' l'nlr~ ~1111kt•11'"1111.! room '.\l.h!>I\•' n·ol 11111 t- '\;dl f1n•pl.1C1• l·n1111.ol <I 111111._: I llOtn ('I I I ... I. 11 I h I'" \\ II 0 () \.; I I F.1m1h room ptu .. :ll\il q ft "'II•" .11\ honu!'> 1 n1m1 1 lll 'T\('111-'ll \101111 ti I'\ I. \\\ <JI \ I< !'I•' I<:--' \\1ndtn1! \\rough! 111111 -..1.11rta~1· l11 !>1°1'lt1d• ti 111a•a1•r "1n1• II'""' Open Sot Sun 1-4 535 Vista Grande The Blllffs South Laquna 1086 1 G~r ;1 (•1 ·········••············ --• K~ltw~ r1•tl"'""I 1·11\1·11·il p.1t1t1 '\, ,, r II t• I t 111 i.:1 1. 11 \II ~11nuJ..l1·11'd 'f,rl;1 .ul l II.If 11<>111 l ,I Ji il , .• FOUR-PLEX \<llll.l)!l' t 'ili i;,:!Ji(H I --,,.. 'Ill! " I HI< .'\1111 · I ¥-? 1·1111 111 1 h.11 Ill 1\ Ill I I• Im ,1111111 't:•11111Ht I ~-~ I . I 11111.1,1 ... o1 111·111 ,.,.1 ' 1111'" !'..11.11l"h I ii •!••II• _ '. "-~ .... ,.. 1,1hu11111, 'lt'\I .1 ntl II f I ,.,,,.~, 111111\'"' f.tJ\l•I\ ,•,11d1•1l • 1>, ... "'lt-f1,'',;.~t-l~l~'~l,•X l111·pf,11••. ~1111 101•11 T HE BLU FFS I 646~700"0 :tml hlll •' p.11111 \\ .dh 1 .. $5 3,750 prn;1l1· 111-.11 Ii ~1 .. 1 I 1:1< REAL TY INC OEN I SM , \\ l, I. , , , , , ,. v 1 7 14 /84 6 -1371 + poo ILIN ME LVYN 101: '"'" t'.dl 1•11 r. .• ~11 Tht• f,1h1il1111s ~ · plan fk<f ttl•· I ouf fl.11•\'d Is Still Alt've •• b ·1 H Income P roperty 2000 ,.,o r e omes ••••••••••••0••••••••· 111>rl1t·o 1•111 I' ~''I' up 1" \1111..,,·11111 II• .rl /· I.II• Fo r Sale I I 0 0 h\IL'I II\ llH' I •hHll \ 11•\\ ... I I II< ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~parkl111g lil111· 1·or11r111111 l'ii·lrt\ 11, I • • I 1 \I I 0 1; J ~ ~ ~ I~ I \.1 ' I' lj I , , ktl < hl'O (/Ill t'll 'l/t poo • 11111 ' '11111 l'lt'l ~ 11\\ll• 1 1·1111 · ... 1 l1.t1 d1 ·11-. lk•1lroon1... I •t·n "' t•\ 11 .t I Fl I "111 '11'1 ••1111 ; ...... ""·r. ht•tlroom \ 11111 • h111• t•' ,, ., ..,, ,.1.,111 1., ... """, ll\l11h1J.o 11 •11111• '"\\ pnrl lh·l'llt,11111 \I .dlp.q•l'I I l\•'.11h•:-,1 IJllU I, I 11 !'it•Jl,•r h.1 s p1111 h.1 ,..i I IC,< \'\ti' I 11 I' toll! t''">l'I n1•\\ ho1n" \'\\ICll-.. ll1· ... 1 1 ... ,,1 111 ,, c; • .f/ T •• ~. .111\ .1111,t ' ~ol • )II ( 011!11 St' , ..... 1IHI c I\\ II• I ( 11 I I p r 1 1· , ' c •• I 'I :->I'\ I o"I' 1111 'l I 1 1,7 ,., I t<Kl,1 \ i.1l I ""' Ila rt"'' \ 1 " 11111111 'll'\ I lit lo. I 1.11lt-1 l.1 \" lfllkl t.1:! lili nrlil:! :,; II ' , 1•\lr.1 1:11 .,. 1111 1:1''"" 11ltl1·r c l'I Sp.11·1 \\ .111 SMART INVESTMENT!! \ p.11r 111-1Ph0\t"'111 '·'"' • 11111\IOC \'11,,.l,1 \It''·'' ,tl't'ot "l illCIClll "1 ~1111 "IM'flti,thl•· !"Cll I If l ll \~'I l'\\L!">T\11 '1 5 1!1 llXI' ,, •DUPLEX* * In 11111•I\ \1 t·'·' \ 1·nl. PRIV/\Tfo; GUARDEO ()('f:Al\I C'OM M UNITY 'Jlllf-:SHORES A:-.il/ [@ -i \Ton.11·11 1 t. I d1•11 :• 11,1 ·~ 'I 1•11 \ lt111ll ltl1· ii !1 11 . 1;1 I l:l''fi I \l,1t..1· 11ff1 •1 •1:11 .1:11i I Ill! ,'\ :1 Bil "ut1 II\ ~1111 ll;inch 111 1•111\th111 i• :'II·~~· l'nn•· 11111\ C.tll \l,d ~>Ill :!:1-1.'i ,\cc•nt ---------•I._ __ .....;=====~ c·11ow1· 1111 '\ l'I II I'" Acreaqe for sale 1200 I Li t 1 1 oftt r tr1t' ~V( t".tt t•••••• ••••••••••••••••• l•----------Harbor \'it•w Palt•rmn 2 slorv. I hd. :l h;,i. mc•r sw·cl lam rm . :! frpks µatio & rll'rk. Man:-up g r a d 1• s 1; l 4 · 1 7 i !I 11 r fl.I:.? O:l2:!. IU: SALES SEA TEHH.\l'E RF. SM/\HT PlCK o:-n: (H' Tllfo:SE SJNGLF: FAMILY llO;'rtl-:S T HAT A H E B Jo: C 0 1\1 I N (; SCAHCl•: IN TllIS /\RE/\ AT OUR YEAR -END --------• l'Rl CE. YOU 'LL RI-: GL/\U \'OU DID! I /\V/\I LARLF. l'\OW. J.c:1sl.' until escrow t'IO!->es. 3 hr. Every room OJ)('ns to lush ~arden or beautiful Spanish · tile patio:. .... Si4,500. RARE BA YFRONT OPPORTUNITY J ,endL•r has rorl•clo-.t•d :J HR. :l Ba . H:idrtrnl house. Im mac· 1·onll. S;111 d \ ta· at·h. S:!O'i.000. C'ourtew to all l>rokl•rs Con•at•l Jim Krut'J.:l•r. fM·l!l60 '.\1on Fri ONLYO-o;F:LIKF.:TlllS. --------lmmac·ulate 3 hr. lg fam rm \\ fp. Plush c·arpl•l, ing and \\ inrlo\I lrC'at· m C' n t ~ l' 0 '.\1 P .\RE BEAUTIFUL DOVER SHORES i.mn:sT PR 1cr1> IN A RUT? tr \'Oii ;11·t• l111•d of •,111.i lJ <·0;11m"~11111 ... pl1l• .111d 1111! 1·orn p,1 n ,. 1111l 1 I..-'. l'nnlarl us 1111 .111 :qq1111111 mt·nt to :-.t'l' a f 11 ·~h 111'\\ approiJd1 111 11·;11 .. ~1 a1t• sah·s C.111 Cliff J.:tnd1' for .rn rnlt>r\ 1t•\1 6 73-7601 Anytime l l1mw Pl11' .1 l 1111.., 11JN 'tillt1l1'<· !'...ii "1"' I" ' l\111ltl1·r" :i i :lt'lt'" nt•\t In I.Ill''"'"\\•' t.l i 'I",, I Ill''" J\ro,11lr11111lr ll11ni1•s, I' I I I ... , tKl(I "'" l111·11111t· II\ ... I I I\ II\\ Ill I ,IJ' \11h 1!1.11.,1· tor ell'\ l'lllp :!:.!• !WI<', l'\1 1\1-r fl flC I 1-..r.1 • ., 'Iv '.l llr :! nu nl ~t~ 1100 1wr .ten· :, I Ii .1'111 ·' ••' t 1111 t' ll.1 h111111• !-tp:11·111u .. t.'l.1 ... -.I 1·.111 l<llrM'ii:1 i:llloo 1'11 <1p ,.,p .. 111' I "" 1>1~" 11 ·1Business P roperty 1400 ' •• J If J I I JI • f I J I' l 1 ( J. I ' 1 ·I ) ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1i;;1 fi,1(1.11 --------1 ll111111ni:111111 Ht ,.,.11 :1rt•,t ••I llH• ISi.i· • • TAX SHELTER l'ruh·r '\r.-.uld \ ::.1rn lll'I·' lflll"'F I:' 1.:w ;1r11l h1~sint·•"" t on , IHI l.'.•r. 11,,1111, Hi·• '1'1\1.il';il1•111111 Or.111~·1· t 011111\ s l1m·"t 1 Hrn 11 11 ,,11i.. 1 ,11 11 iit 111 <I Li 01111 I Ill!. :! ll.1 .111l11m• \\ orld B11..,1 i·nrnt -.1 ·, 1•111, 1-,1:.trni• 1 I 1 c In I. I( 1• .1II11 r nt·~s 1\ prnpt•rt \. lt,0110 "II In.tr• -;:•:,1. CICIO 1 )\\ rwr" Ill i.1:,-112r1 fl. hid~ "11 h oft -..tr n l " 1.., 1,1 1• 1 11 111 r J tl ----p:1rk111j.! \\ tJJ ,,.JI 011 f OU \ I nl )i\.1:.!; 10; \\,.,,,hit .iro• I :I 111! ;! h:t I r ad \\ ll h :10· dll\\ II 111 111111 h •.r111 •hi <dl Tr,1d1•s < 011-.1d1·11•d II ;1 rho r 111 L' ll I .t n ti s ~l>UXXI' f1·:11urin•• n•" 1o11.11 t-11 Balboa Bay P rop. 17 UNITS 23 UNITS 111 l\I F o:-.; H APPY H O LIDAYS r. \J..\XY l>Hl\'1-: l•:nJm C'hn ... tmas in 1111 .. /\T ... SX.1.500. c1111rwr pl11111h 11111 \\.ti• r Re altors htrr ·''""' 1·1 pl . '111\ I noonn)!. 1'11'1111 cirri'. t-. * 675-7 060. 't'\I < 111'• I ,\ tlr.tp1'" thru ••111 • \ r' nlcl 'J',. 11.1111:-. I··" 11ttl \111111.11111 101111• ..... :•:-\PU I \1-.1111 lo.111 '~Ii !'ifltl I I\\ 01'1 11111 1 1111-.1dc·1 •·•11ot r ,11·t \c1·r1I )'(I''· 111, nurron·<l °" .1rd roh1· dt.., BF.ST PRICE SllOR F. h;m \\'ell" alnum. 1 HR. :1 BH. 2 h.1 home· "1th SIOF: CH' HICllWAY ! 3 Ha . \larv(•lou:-clJ\. & f1replac·t•, 'P·•· ho.it \Jrtl 0J)('n beam LR and lush nite \'I('\\ l'ool & J••tu771 and N II a<lclrt•'' 1 >nh landscape in this 3br cor· Price rer1t1l'C'd he low •ti• ~7,!100. ft•i• 01•1·:;-.o st· \l J-:.\trrm"b Jl\ r hk.' .ml Commercial Don't mr .., 1h1s nnt• ;.:r.i;.~1;,o H~ o\\ 11r m.1 ft.l'io Property 1600 .......••..•••••....... nr r location. GARDEN praisal 1824 c;al;,ix:v l>r. 1 4 . 2!10K Sil\t'r. :\~·I San Clemente I 076 HOME ..... S74,500. 0J)('n Dally & Wknds. 1 5 fi73-?f)ol ••••••••••••••••••••••• Enjoy tfte Good life -~~·~· frl!l84!lR .... SECLCl>EI> ),,\ '\ t-: 493 2513 499 4584 LEASE OPTIO N !111nwr11Jat1• :! twtlrnl)m • • R educc•d 5i40,000 II \. \' N lJ s LT/\ L o P + ~unny d1·n 1111 \\c111tl1·1l • ~ owner. f:ll'gant4200(t.4 PfH!Tt'l\IJTY 11·:1 ,c <·;rr1\on n1 .. 1r h1'.1th ,II./ ~~ • •1:>;; 1\1·:\\ I 'l'l!-o nr 11.1 S1•a1 n·~l:i11r.t11I "' ' 1 ll, Ii ,• ,'-ll (. l ~., ' 11 ''°" pnr ·' .... OS ;1 .. (''>LI. ,) \ I ... II ' ' f '1 I I I 111· "il:!:iK owe I ~.1 \rt ' '' \ ' " ,., ',. i·t fj,,j;? 'Iii/iii H I \n t'' .1dll p1111 l-'1111111' ,q 1p1 t'C' I ,Ill VIEW-GOLF FORMAL Dl~E $75.~00 Gor~eous San J oaquin Ideal Opportunity Tnlcnted rraflsmanship has cre.itecl this clr<tmatic cedar & g l.iss contemporary home in q uiet rt•sJCkntial area. 2 s tory with cu rve d stairway & open beamed C't•ihngs, l'Ompleme nl the pn' a1·y. Adjacent lot for landscaping or pool a\ ail able. Total invesl- ment $138.000 for home. Laguna Niguel~ Bd. 4 ba: dc•n. furn r_m · with :r1111pl1011 tn huv' On ,hopping. l'n1·1·rl 111 ~•·It OCEAN VIEW, Drama tic• , ~ sep din111J!. br;iut1ful the 11,1, "ilh vit'w1 qmc·kl}alS42 .~wi. 01111'1' ll111ldrn~. s 1w1· h. tL-cho 1c,,.co mmu n1ty pool <>pe1Sur. 1 c:. t.11·11Lir '"'w. 111\11111111'1 white caps sp la s in it on r~ ~ Vlt.>W, · 1 • • · "'· Walt•r <,1r!P atnins1,hc·rt'' * * co:--:v 1-:11 TIBL r-:' BAYFRONT l;t 111' Tl\ 1~,· d11 " (lrl' pd 1111 l'n11c·1p.tl:-; 1111 II pit·.•:-•· h lt1\Ptnwn1 Ii I I h Ill >..11111 M~el ·Rancho San ~on, Open House Sal. & Sun. qwn. Golf course view . 2·5 1657 Bluebird Canyon Step clown livinl( room & Dr'. fam1lv room. W<'t ~ar. Fine Combination Form;il rlintnJ?. All . tiled Indoor: outdoor liv m g c'hl'c'ry k1 trht•n .Tiered a re obta ined by ex · 111.1 ... tt•r '111t1•· Jo.h•i::rnt pansivc sundeck with hath 1\ll cln'i<'ls mir room for ping pong ta ble rored .• GaraJ.(e <!pcne[ & fam1lv room with 3 1 ~I M f, I> I ,\ T J-, 0 C ,. d . t I k l'UP/\NCY Nl':VE R s.1 u P na ~1ra roe 1 l\'Fn IN , 11 rry Call fireplace, 12 har & pool .,' • • · u table. 4 Br. 3 Ba comple· i52·1700. m<'nl the warmth and r. '1 '. • 'J 'I'· glow of this design. Total I~ iO\•e stmPnl or $13.1.000. • ._. .... ~~I Avail for s howing Sat. & l. _;;:::~~~~~~~] Sun. 2·5 ·· MAYOCK #JAWS# . will drop when you St"C con P O R/AT 1 o N this 3-BR Univ. mod<'I. Truly thr besl huy m lrvii1C'. Xtrn l rg lot. many t•-ctrnx I l11rrv' orF.N 1-iAT. & SUN. I -~ <M1chc l!lon lo Elm, lo 17792 Cypress 'frrel UNITED BROKERS .lohnCo reyG RI r>4R7 U4 LAGUNA BEACH 494-21•6 BEACH MOBILE HOME 1608 G I I> &If liCWI ~:.:1•1•1111\'I' off11·t•s rock ledf?e. 1 BR, 11 2 Ba ***-TRULY AN EYE _ ~ uxy r . 1 • • Open floor pl.in. mull1-.Jusl s leJ)'i tn popul'1r "T" lh·tllll'cd to ~;oo tHIO I'.' ll1•ht\• 11111h \\ 111\nr home w /seperale guest CATCH ER in prestigious NEWPORT II E IG llTS Lg purpo''' rnom . 1·andlf'l11<•, STU r-: f; T II t-: A C II · BILL.GRUNDY ;1 Ill< :!' h.1 111111 1-k•aul apartment w /bath & pvt. S4;a Terrace of Laguna 4 Br. ocean , icw, pool. nu dtnl' 1•nurnw l :-.unshme Spa1·wus cui;tom ho mt'. JIOol. 1111 .11 t•tl ,.11 qUll'I <' n trance . Anx ious Niguel. 3-bedroom trome kit ch S!!H.SOO hy appl. k1l<'h1•11 "all.., of gl<1!>"i rould h1· 2. 3 or 4 HH, Rea ltor 6 7 5-616 I ~1 n ·l'l :•u """ n l'rrn owner. $81,000. with loads~£ .exl!'as plu_s OWN EH 548 555r; huc1· m;1~11·r. 2 111Jll' ~7 2' ... b.1 + fam1lv rm :I -I t 1p.ils nnh 111.r :'>56-6171 SHIELD R EAL ESTATE an 8xl2 addition 1n fam1· -----\an1l} h.1lh..,, .tnl.11• t1r1•11 rar J?:>r. pool·:-.·, V••rrl IF Y~ . 494-8093 ly r oom and added WATERFRONT • Boat <·ari11·l '1•nfl•·1 I... ho.it TrJn ... r·c1 O\\IH'r mu~I h~t\'f ,1 ~c·rv11·._. looff1·ror Ill I.I' II•\\ I-~11w1.oou ------------! sky lites. Romantic brick Slip. Spacious c·ustom 2 s I 1 11 •• ' a 1 I .1 h I 1• "t II S78.!1Stl )!1llxh 10 :.£•11 . 1>lat't' ..111 .111 l\t'P<I 111111 ... 111 < • \1 ""°" • FIXER-UPPER henrth ...... $76,500 Br.2Ba&clen,localt'<l m ss11 ~1 1111 '"r..1111 C'M .Lt!!211:.>1 in the u.111\ l 'ilot l :'-1111~1u1gnt•t. l \1t111' Owner says, "sell"! • .,.. MOVE RIGHT IN· p v t , quiet, St.><'urc'. INSl'l-.l'T 101>\'I ~ Bl.r Hfo'.1!111 \llfo:l\HY ('l.i.c;~1f1t'<I SC'1·t1nn.. 111. St1rner lm1· ... 1m1 ·11t... Cheap Vacant, love l y 3 . Balboa Coves. Many dlx 962!>511 IH \ITOH~ l'honrll-t254iill I i.r••u.1. Te~~~~~!~ ~~:~~er ~~rn:1n ~.3 l:~l~s%·~ ~~8~':;;!~. ~'"'::~1 ~~~~~Newport Beac h I 0 69 Newport Beach I 069 Newport ~ach I 069 Newport ~och •t6~ Temple It ills 3 Bdrms .. 3 private area access to at Sl28.000. Open House ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••• ••••••• • hath.o;, den. Xlnt value. recreational facilities daily at 57 Balboa Coves. Callfor app't. and pri vate beach 673-5882 TAX REBA TE $184,000. -- December only .. max-Laguna Niguel Realty CONTEMPORARY imum t ax r ebat e on 830·5050 496-4040 Redwooct&GlassGulaxy quality family homes. Drive 4 BR home •n from $110,995. Sec th<.'m Dover S hores. 2 Yrs old this week·end. Park Ave. Loca l /\.1./\. Desi f!n for to Hillvie w Dr. Oren t2·4 Livtn~ & fo;ntf'rl 11/nme nt. Great view. 5:l00 Sq . rt under roof. fly owner. S259,000. Xlnt valu e! fi46·6000 or 644-4684 ~o, cY-~ 353 N. Cout, ~n• 494-711"18 ?ea-e4eo Laguna Niguel• the c ho ice community OPEN SAT. SUM . OCEANFRONT Charmin~ duplP~. r<1ulcf ronvert to SlllNle ram . 3 BR .. 2 frplrs. $165,000 What Would You Do If You Had $10,000,000.00? Would )Oii huy a YaC'ht ·~ Ltv(' on Nt•wport B ny in a plush house! Splurge and buy on Linda lstc ·! Imagine w;1king up to a \dew of ull wal er through your :J:r long. totnl glass<•d h('clroom on a quiet New Englund La.Roon, and taking a dip in your .J '-'<'U7.1.1. Then in the afternoon . .s troll nut on one of your thrc<' boat sltps ;ind take a saJJ . 3BED + JACUZZI Cnnwr location. CIO"le to :chopp1n~. schools, pools & park 3 nt> + fem. + JtlCUttl, IO Univ r :irk, for Sll0,900 LE RAISOR 68 Nt.'wpnrt 12xf,O with ex- pando .. 2br . 2~. dimflll a r c a . s t• r l' c n c d i n caba na. Secluded an•a $9,SOO JBR. Oceanrmt pvt com· mumty w /tennis cts. prv bch. New EnRland '10 Commodor e 24x60 charm in near·ncw home with expaocJo. 2~. 2ba . w hny windows. $109.000 Sepnral4• dinin.: room. 3RR lri lt'vel swet-plng ,.·antast1c k1tcht•n w ith Pacific panor0ama, rri)I , loads !'f bit ins. liig wetbar.OvPr21001111.n ocean Vll'W. $37,500 or rontt"mp r1trnl $71.900. 12:30-4 :30 29142 Kpslftgton Dr. $79.900. 29 I 32 Kensi'"}ton Dr. "'~500. OPEN SAT. SUN I ·4 24202 PaHO delCampo $16.900. l,1111una Nis uel R ralt)' LAWSON REALTY • 675-4562 . HOME INCOME fl.•..,t Penmsul,1 lorotinn, n t' a r o r e a n t.. h a v ht•nC'ht.'s 2 Rrlrm hnm(' ha<> IJ!f' hv rm w frplC' & S{'cl\lclc-1i p.1110 T\\ C'I 1 bdrn1 .1111, with' I('\\.~ Ownrr \\ tll ht•lp f111:1n1·1• $125,000 ' Linda Isa. 4400 Sq. R. 5 llt 42' LR $237,000.00 Present own<'rs ran 't st and th<' / excitem ent ~1ny lon,C!cr and are movmg to a Monastery m the FlJl ISLANDS Drop OH'r tu !ff; Linda l .slt", Sunday 1 5 p m and our Daughter will treat \.Ou l o rake and coffee. $15.000 00 down on <'ithcr houses to make it ca!-.y for you to live lake n Millionaire. Call 673-7571 or 644-5560. JR84 D<'I M or. Sat /Sun ~~~'[P& 1·5. Ill©&ll\1W Wnl•y H. Taytor Co. REAL JJ 490·2800 Rt-oltors 84.c-49!0 4~ CnmpU!! Dr , Irvine• _ _ -- C.ntp\•I Valley hop <..'tr. &-11 thJnRJ ftst with Dally Plnd what you want In CALL 83 3-8600 1'1lot Wnnl All~ D111lv l'llol Clas~lrtcds l 130-5050 496--4040 NEW,ORT BEAC H R!ALTY• 675-1642 545·326 1 57 Linda 15'• 3'00 Sq. A. 4 ... Jactmi $289.000.00 I • ,,. . . ,,. • DAILY PILOT Sunday, Doc.ember 14. 197S ..._..,u.._,..tlMtd ..._.,u......_*4 HounUllfwtlithed o..pMxetUltfwtt 3600 AfMritutrhu.funt. ,.,_,., .. h......._ = ............................................................................. , ........... , .......................... ······················ ~o lRcomt rroperty 2000 lftdlntrial Ko•" hml*d Code Mete 3224 .......... • 3244 Newport 1eec1t JZ6' 2BR cptl ~ frplc 1odry MHe 3124 Costa Meso 312(: r...................... PTOIMl&ty ltoo ········••••••••••••••• :··u·il··~·&··~i·•dt.i .............................................. ~.&;1' .... 11nopout244> ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••·· .. NEWDUPLF.XE.S ........... '•••••••••••••lrfM 3144 ~ • • tc•l'('u's• BEAUT. Sao JoaqaJ NEW :s Br 2\ia B•' ..... • DANA POINT .-..J ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1ar,.Of.EN HO o, Twnhm • ·--n • • • 3 Hr/Z H $70. lnduMTJa t Property ror F R \ ~. Uni p... Sat/Sun 1·5. 19S Monte o ---z Br, 2~ Twnb~et on 1.5 aero .&. I~ a!..-t..oL......a M. ct• t Viii , , r SnJe OC l~Hl'. ~sq ft. or en &-um, V. •• Vista Bl, a aty. V~ Of l()lf perk, VteW, JIOC)!, jatulll, _,.-.-I~ e l erranean l age 0 I 3 Rr/2 ~r $75.950 Zone M·l. ~·r A/C. Jm-Irvine Twnhse :S Br, :Z~ • coune -" Jake. $&SO. aauna, lset37S.M6-Zf00 ••••··~··•••••U•••• ~ Only 2 Jefl ut thes~ proHd 4oo u mp, By Ba, $485 mo. for 3 mos. COZY l!:AS'fSlDE 54'1·"°'4 lallooPul IJ, 3707 -p~ce. o~nt.>r. 883 so. F;••iit St. Avail.· Del'. 20. Call 2-BR, 2-bia, new deco·tlle Nwpt Hts 3 br, ! ba. den, ••••••••••••••••••••••• • .• \\t-iitbaylnrom~Jlomt'i. Atutheim. Ph· ~56 ~. SSZ·7883<>r~·0328 kltch, adlb, no pets. 39S ldealJocaUon. beaut.dlx! open beams, 2 rpcs, bttns. OCEANFRONT3br.:Zba, -carpets & Drapes· •Wet Bars 34I2IC'~t llw y,1!)63.1:u -L..,.aleach 3141 Flower. $315. owner. ~2~,~araae,no $425.6'2·9666 ~terrental.$385.utll. -Gr1tsscloth •Fireplaces JTO 18U"41TS lohfcwsole 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6'73-631:Z . e. 93 VIEWendunitlWJ\Meon incl. Avall. 12120 · •Dishwashers •Pools '1ew ~ near nt·w th ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Br Cottage on Victoria Poiftt 3226 * lt!MTALS * lge 1mbclt. 3 Br, 21At ba, 67M73t •Gym & Saunas •Tennis Courts :-heltert>d property m np By Owner (2) Adj lots 131' Bch, Avatl thru June 30. THE TERRACE $360. 644·1'80/830·5050 2 Br 2 Ba,~ mo. crp~. •Beamed Ceilings •Wood Paneling l 1>n·nalln~ urc:i. soaH! Luguna Bch. Oceao / ca· $350. 493-ss14 ow 2 Br Condo, Ocean & 3 BR, 2 Ba ••••• •••••• S42S ext 2%. drps, s.tovC) & rerrlg. •Security Systems . •Fair Housing f (·..tnclose'75. nyon view. S6 l ,OOO . 111t.a.CHHOUSE Sunut View. te nnis, RanchoSanJoaqu.ln OMCHERltYLAKE _67_3-_9S_9_1 ______ 1 Llo""'*S EST ... TES A• ........ c -pool. ~"20. 714 ·&33-4669 2 BR,den,2ba .• $475 /500 c u-37~.. 1 &2 BEDROOMS " "' ...,.. """o} Ocean Side, Victoria -2BR,28a ........... $.\SO Woodsy, country al· osta ..... sa " .. ,n· • 5:~-2579or5.'12 5010 __ ~toin, Duttt, beac:h. Vi<iulted ceal~ngs, ~:~ ~:~~:~·8174 or TURTLE ROCK mosphcre! Charming 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 BEDROOM & DEN' !S UNITS w /pool nr So. R.sort J400 brick frplc, patio, deck, 3BR,2Ba ........... $450 bedrm,4bathhome.Use $37.SOWEEt<&Uft 2BEDROOMTOWNHOUSE <..~oast pt;11u bv (lWnt•r ••••••••••••••••••••••• spaciou~ gardens. Encl ..._..atnVaffey 3234 CULVERDALE of pier and s obot. •Studio&lBRApta 17.7 M gro::.~ 1 20M COl.ORADO RIVER Rd gar. Super view. Avail••••••••••••••••••••••• 3BR,!Ba .••••.••.. $375 Gardener included. •TV&MaldServAvail A special section for those with small pets. ~6'12·1690 evc•s . adj. Mayrlower Park, 111n6. To qualified le· $.150 3 Br 2lf.l Ba. ale. WALNUTSQUAkE Years lease ! $900. mo. •PhoneServ lltd pool ~ Bl h nnnt. ~ mo incl uUJ. ~e Tiburon, Comm. 2 BR 2 Ba $325 546-4141 •Children Section yt e. approx. 1 ac., 0 k o' ·••••••···· Adult.'> Only Multi tenant 111ilu~tnal & 1>frtce bid!(. Orcingt• Co. \111>0rt LOl'ation. J'nn house, mobile home, or r493-3811 pooJ,S31·5001or831--0282 3Bn,2Ba .•••••. l315/335 BAYVIEW31argebr2'h •Lowmo11thlyrat.es. l(ara~e. stora~e. room Newporl leach 3169 4 B~ 2 Ba new carpets THE COLONY ba frpl 617 W Bay, Pen. •SS OFF week'srent for more.S36,SOOoroffer. ••••••••••••••••••••••• bl~s, fe~ced yr. Jus' 3BR,df;.:.!_bafurn $800 SSSOyrly Pb646-1713 w/ad BKR. 548·9721. n.~1uxe 3 bedroom. St·-pa1·nled. Frplc. $375. D l!J\FIELD . 2376Newport Blvd, CM ----~ ~__.... 3BR,2ba •••••••••• $425 2·Sty. A·frame: 3 BR. 2 548·975Sor645·3967 · ALFALFA RANCH O~ County from ocean. Now till 839-49'5 2BR, 21J;a ba ........ $375 ba. Dbl. gar. Pools, ten· onlv ~!l 14Rll Office Open Daily 9:00 to 6:00 (714) 557-8020 2400 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa~ Calif. 1100 A('rl's. hig h produc Property 2500 ~:th· .N:gt~ts. $450 per u.~Oft .. och 3240 COU.EGEPARK nis.$425Agt548·1290 •Elm Gardens* 11110 Managcrnl·nl & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-·......, 3BR 2ba $400 1BrFurn.$18Smo.Move . 111Jrkl•l1n1? t·ontract WETRYHARDER ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' •••••••••• Rare Exclusive in for $285. Adults, no :.i• :t1IJble. Othu ranc:he~ * ONE ACRE'* AT TRI HARBOR 3 BR, 1% ba, big family • • Waterfront, 50' Slip. 4 Br pets. 117 E. 22nd St. ¥ lnfNts .1,;ulablc. LEMON HEIGHTS 400llm~· D\lllU rm. Nr. Adarns & 552-7500 3 Ba, Fam. & Den, + 642.3645 Uftfurnfthed Costa Mesa 3124 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BIUGRUNDY CALIF. RANCH ' • ""'AIW Brookhurst. $385. Formal Liv & Din Rms. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OfflleatenPatft 'REALTOR 675_6161 ESTATE C.M. ~,AW.._ 645-3147 ;54~4289 d hill 3800sqnsnoo.675·4927 SUSCASITAS lofboalsland 3806 l, 2 & 3 Br. Adults no All slumpstone c~nslruc · Cf:-Z JBr, 2ba, frplc, clean. re Newport Shor~s. 2 Br + Large nicely furn. 1 br ........................ pets, dshwhrs, shaf cpts. J5 units W. co~ta Mc-.a t1 on, 3-B~. 4-ba, den. month, st/last + SI realty Convert. Den. 2 Ba, Walk Adults onJy, no pets. 2110 Yearly. Bachelor. closed garage, rple, Lur~e 9-2Br. 2Ra. 6·1Br Master :-.wte has his & 1 Br Quiet. pvt, near bay. cleaning r ee. 4 7 8 to Bch, Pools & Tennis. Newport Blvd. $190. Util incl. BBQ. Gas & waler pd. S249!\1 S32Gr 644 5389 hers baths. All _rms _ore ~2Smonth. Scenario. 968·7079 ~ $375.645·0836 675·5074. Pool n>LTR INCOME l 'NITS xo rt. Del P1 so til e 2131786·1058 968-2148. Casa de Oro la_l_bo_a-Pen-1-ns_u_la_3_8_0_7_, LA MANCHA A"S ONE BLOCK TO OC EAN ~:~~~·~~~tch~~-c~:~~~! _l _M_M_A_C __ 2_B_r_l __ B_a~. Colony, lge 3 Br+ Bonus N:i~rtc~hao:~sJ}br~:rk CALL UTILJ:lfS PAJO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7785~~ p~~:· CM Nf':WPORTHl·:1\l'll. bulltins inc. icemaker. Hovs~sUnfumished Twnhme. Adults only. Rm,aircond.,incpool + toBch $425lse.548.'2200 ompare e or~. you lBr,gar,utilpd,adlL'l,no --------- Vl'ry clean units T"o rl'rr1 g .• freezer . coff· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quiet area. $225 mo. tennis club. Great toe., __ .....;...• -------1 rent.. _Custom designed pets, yrly, $210. 675-7023; MESA VERDE area. t2)Br. Two-Studios, al l maker. Oen w/wet bar & G~ral 3202 963-9771 lse for less than owner's BLUFFS featuryng : . 644~. Home atmosphere 2 &. :i rt•ntcd on yc:.irl;v basis. beer tappe r. all new ••••••••••••••••••••••• monthly cost! $450 mo. 3b 2b t •Spacious kitchen with brdlxapts 546·1034 Priced to sell ;it S95,IHNl vin y l floors. crpts. Belmont Shores, Lng. B. Ownr5S2-0694 dr~p-·es, :~~~~rpp:o~'. indirect lighting Capistrano Beach 3818 · lll"lt1d"'s ., C" 11 h & v1·11age Real "'~tale •Separatedin'g are a ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASA VICTORIA ~ " ~· .1r t!ar<IJ.:l'S wu paper. s utters s.325, 2 Br home 3 blks to JI:"' $435/mo, lease. Corbin. :1dnld _pa rlki11 i.: rnr 2 drps. thruout. Beaut'ly bch . 2 12 Covina. NoAgentsFeerd Vlie~, privacy i~tnewr Aut.833·2906. :HPrio.~:t·elikpeatsitoosrage N3e4w6128bdC,2ba_.$285Cmo., l,o2r&3Fubrrn,Dgealusx/wetUrnpdrur. u (1t11ma cars. l.1watcd ld~cpd w/waterfalls & 714-494-2330 •Yorktown/Busha rvme commun1 Yo ----------1 amino ap· · · :it the toµ of Balboa Koi ponds. Room for ten·---------2BR,1 BA ... $285 Rancho San J oaquin. * * * -Closedgarw/storage istrano.496-4923. Adults-No pets Sec. gate 1> I ... lalbo I I d 3206 N 2 B + 1· b ar •Marble Pullman Pool rec rm elevators l'ninsu a-goo .. attl·~s· nis court & s wimming a s an •Yorktown/Magnolia ew r 1 r Y Donna Wack C .... _. M 3822 ' ' ,.:ood buv. Call l'htl •\(\{\l. 50 .,,.0cado & 15 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3BR 2BA $300 w/Wetbar.Fullyappoint· •KingsizeBdrms orono~ or 525Victoria,642-8970 . ,..... ... •Garfi·e'ld /Br· 00 •• khurst ed a· nclude a1· r cond., 7191 Jasmin~ •Po o I, Barbe q u es· ••••••••••••••••••• • •• • ·-..ii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Brown frwttrees. $224,500. LOVELY 3 Br 1'.<: Ba 1 · +separate guest room & 8 dshwsbr, self clean oven, CorOftCI del Mar surrounded with plush 3 BR, 2 A ... $32S tras h comp., frplc + You a re the wa·nner of one landscaping _,. CALL Now balh, 2 frplc's, hltn •Warner/Beach Ad Its N ts ~ .... ..., kitchen. Lge garage, much more. Security completedinnerselected u · ope r 752 ·7315 wshr & dryr. No pets. 3 BR,2 BA ... $3SO nesteled in the foothills. from Skinny Mike's 28DRM$260 '[l,. ••,c:r,c~ S550 mo Yrly. 675.2975 *Magnolia/Edinger 547.5353 menu at 365 W. Wilson 642-1971 .b c " c = DON D M BIRD 3 BR, 2 BA ... SllO HOLIDAY INN Al · Charmin" 2 story s Bd, 3 •Bolsa/Brookhurst Wanted 5 Br house will CORONA DELMAR A\\0C1ol•\, a.oho" " . d 3 BR 2 BA S32S 1 b pp t 3131 Bristol St.. 'l BR Furn $185 lnnshMnt DivisiOft ba. frplc, inelose patio, • ··· ease or uy P y. 2 Br To h frpl ,Out of County garage. Yearly. Avail. •Bolsa/Bushard 842·8901552·8524 Costati.4Ha Lots of bltns, pool, walk w~ ouse., c. PIMECREEK I -(714) 752-7300 Pro~ 2550 1/1(76. S475. mo. 673-0686. 3 B~.2 BA ... $345 New Terrace Twnhse. 3 Please call 642·5678, ext. ~a~~~f~~f9th,~t.mi. ~~!iJ!:t~~~n~~~'!:~ LIVES UP •:•••••••••··~··••••••• Bolboa Peninsula 3207 •Garf1eld/Brookhurst Br 2 Ba. cpts, drps. wet· 333toclaim your ticket. 548.0492 Catalina views. Close lo TO ITS MAME 26 l'nit.. in 'Clnt ·irea or <. A R L S B A D ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR, 2 BA ... $335 bar, R&O, DW, frplc, * * * ---------•I shopping & fine beach. Over 500 tall trees ~nd H1~cr:.1~le. c :ood • cond . ~:S~A~~. llU~b~li~v~1! 2 BR duplex, <;Pts/drps, •McFadden/Brookhurst patio & dbl gar. Pool & San Clement~ 3276 644·2611 1 O s tream s w al h pool SJ'J0,000 3 Br 3 Ra, home + 2 bllns. w / refng, frplc, *rwtc~~d~::;N-~nd Rec. $425.833-3179 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2035 Fullerton, CM ~~~~~~~at~c~U~~te,11;1~ ~[3 ! ~l~anlic 1 Br rentals. pati o . S2 95 Y.rl_y. 4BR,2BA ... S360 UNIV.PK.lmmac.3 Dr.2New3br,~baluxcondo. ~~!~~\r;'~\~~.cl~sr~~'.DELUXE 4·BR, 3-ba, your spacious new 1 111 'lil'J( "}'jJl" 5<)()(.>sqrt of li ving space. lst+l~t+$lOO. Avail im· •McFadden/Springdale ba, loaded w /xlras, fp, Fplc, te~ms, pool, sauna, dressing rm, xtra h~e Cam. 1rm .. nr. ocean. 2· bedroom apartml·111 l!fg~~ilil Muss1ve all glass living med.673·62lO. 4 BR.2BA ... S34S A/C, bltns, gar dr opnr, fant:isti_c golr course, rooms, e n cl. gar. Hurry. ~50/mo.673-6992 F'rom $220. Furn1lu11 . 32 + 4 32 l'nits plus 2 r>uplcxl'~ on ront1 J!U()US pro1K'rl rt•:-. I': x <: h " n g c . P r i (' l' S620.000. tnl·omc SIU .660 TERRA FIRMA Reotty 540-2345 Triple.'' r. C-0<,l,1 !\1C''i3 "75.000 Xlnl ta>. ~ht"ll'r \gent 11:12 2692 6 Unit Sacrifice -Owner must ch1-.e f''il'row ''" Ea!>t::.ufr un1to; ll\ IJl'cemba :n. inc·ludf'.s ..,. I hedroom . 2 hath ""n<:r '<, 11n1t. Ea~v lcrms-Low down. · room 3 s tories above •Bolsa/Springdale etc, etc. Prof. lndscpd, oce~n _view. Perfect for w/slorage. Adults only, or67S.7225, Bkr. available. Small pct:. 1·.rashin1? surf. _Gigantic Corona del Mar 3222 3 BR, 2 BA ... $335 gardnr provd'd $450 mo. execultve. $350/mo. No no pets. LEASE 2 BR, 1 Ba, lge OK. Adults only. Offir1• fireplace. 4 Unit poten· ••• •••••••••••••••••••• 963•4567 or 963•1786 968-9422 eves/wknds. pets. 492·0169. . blk t b h open 9:00 to 6:00. 230() l1al 1 Allon 1.1 acre.75'or h , SanJuan ~GlBr,T>Ool,nr.shops, patio, 1 0 eac • t~airvi ew Rd .• Costa pmatl' twach frontage. Dec.1st -June 13l ,28~. 3 BR,~ Ba. Frplc., C • 278 adlts/no pets. Util pd adults, no pe ts. Refs. Mesa.Phone545·2300. O\\nt•r financing a Iba, frplc, 1 blk to Big Like new 3 Br+ Fam w /pat10. $385. mo. apastrano 3 loo~Monrovia 548·03·36 . $310. m o. 673·5864 or Co 0 · Ref 675 1917 . 551 1706 o 644 3I85 •••••••••••••••• ••• •••• OO't ' 213 /"""' 6343 ft 6 :'i:!7!1,0UO or bt>sl offer. r n~ s., · · Rm. frplc.2 car gar. nr · r · . ....,,,. a · ~dull 2 huge bedrooms, \' E. ll i~wa rd & Co. 3 BR . 2 bu. frplc. garaJ?e, Adams & Beach Blvd. Prestigious Executive F;::'~ ~~~=~~/~~~~~·;STUDIO A~. Decorator 2 Br, 1 Ba. new w /gar & S170 no pet:;. Jnquire apt Rltr~.<1 >729·7157 414 fo'ernlear. S400. mo. S375mo.C31l968·9331 Si~gle Family Home. rm, covered patio, fncd fu~Si;5~0~~6~~&gas frc.-e washer,dryer C.S68W.Wilson. Out of Stat~ 64•1·0030 Immaculate 3 Br, 11,~ ba pnvacy w /lge yard . & yd, nice nghbrhd·lease. pd --640-7476 MESA VERDE Property 2600 Walk to Bearh, 2 Br, Condo, HB. Cpts/drps. gardener, step ~wn Liv: no pets. S360 /mo.496·1858 TRLR, 2.Br. shady park, 4 Br deluxe 3 ba du lex in NEW 2 Br. 2 Ba , adult. .\••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Ha. on lease S325. bltns, pool, clbhse. S310' Rm, Frplc_. Atnum, 111 c:--& •-3280 adlts, no pets. $130 +ut1l. Old C . N b ~ & l apts. Lge beautiful in-SO L'T\H B 325 mo.546·7371 aft6PM. Beam Ce1l'g, exclus. ~o"""a 548-6173. orona. r c en t . tol h l l • Y owner 436 Fernlear. 494-2070 Rec Facil Pools Tennis ••••••••••••••••••••••• crts. Frpk. Ct<'. $450/mo. lendsrso~n E us wa er ''"",JOO. Ac l:lke. level, Rent our home & receive el(',. a su~rb u.niversity Rent our home & receive ~offSec. Dep. w /ad 1 Br 833·5858. 640.6216 c3e0 1·vacbaleptenxgt.ra v._~ryustcsoene· tret•s, natural sprin)!. 3 Br, 2 Ra. newly decorat· Gard m Gl)O(f hunt art'a !Geese. ed. Jo'ront yd, SJ75. 609 a Christmas bonus. model, Univ. Pk, 3 Br_. 2 a Christmas bonus. en Apt, pool, $195. 2 Br. 1 Ba. upstrs·, lg to appreciate."S355 $46S .• Du l'k" > fish in~. 2 mi PoinsNl1a Open Sal & Fireplace, DW. ~ltns, Ba, S545. By Owner Pnn. Bolsa/Ward, 3 BR, 2 ba. 710W.18th St. -patio. gar, yrly S28S mo. MESA VERDE VILLAS. from airport. 3 mi from Sun . cpts. drps, 3 br, 2 ba. Only. 552·9346 DW' cpts, drps, S325. • -Fv 2 8 Ref req 675·3446 days 1555 Mesa Verde Driv('J Htt•hCtcld. Xlnt for rec, . S350/mo . 96 3·4569 963-4569963•1786 """1"" rn r 6440997 · Eat (714)540-8871 J t huntin,:e lod ge, camp· l ·BR furn. very special; 963-1786 Nu !llx 2 Br, 2'h Ba, 2 sty Bllns, w/w. drps, pool, . eves. s .M rd ci us l!rn<ls. MSO /acre. 'ferms. sundeck. gar. S250 . twnhme pool /V iew. ~e~se 1 Br. yd, gar, $135 s200. Adlts. no Pt'ts. Spacious l Br, frplc, drps, ~~~r ;',~X!d.etoc' ~( 838 _1133 davs, 675_624 2 BR, 2 ba. Ca1>4? Cod Rentou~home&rece1 ve &/ororttobuy,ava1l1m· 2 Br,condo,bltns,S240 645-3971. w/w crpts, pvt patio. Golf&Countr blub · · J home; 2 frpks. S375 2 a Chns~mas bonus. med552·9529 3Br.fncdyd,gar,S225 . , . Walkto bch.S275utilinc. Y · Slln Vall"'Y Id. 1 "~rn alone·,·acantS400 ~br,2 ba, R&O,cpts, CICJWIG ac 3Br,l'h ba,Cncd yd,gar, skyhght,beamedce1hng. lge pat·10 $165 mo'"'"" Plac-' "' '" · · d .. ....., 963 569 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lse Reas refs dep · · · • °"" • -ll ule n J\lca d ow s lot. L'niversily Realty rps, ~ mo. .4 . S275 , , . • . Oceanv1ewnearwater-W.19thSL642-3452 IE 1Qua·11 ~ e,·es_·-------1 BR. 2 ba. home. all Bolsa/Spnngdale, lo,·ely L le h 3248 3 Br, 2ba, yd. gar, $235 Art1 ~t s Studio ~-pt , 673-1153art5& wknds. STUDIO apts, all util pd. Prap•rt1•a Under ground utilities. • • 673-6510 • • 963-1786 2 GREAT RENTALS. 3 Br, 2 ba, fncd yd, dble 642·2986. 3br, 2ba, and fireplace---------- ' 7.52-1920 ~ Excellent sun and view b 2b d 11 . . gar. frplc, bllns, $280 G t fl L new -lease, SS25. 206 $135. Clean JBr, non· 1~0 OOAIL n N1wl'Oar HACH s'i4 500 . h t • · 4 Br, 2 ba, frpk, vu. pvt 3 r, . a, crpts. rps, a 3 Br, o~ vu home, h1~h m Homefinders 642·9900 Eu e sl'd 0 u s c' u x · :Fern leaf 'dM. Bay smokers. Pref married .. cas or crms b h S500 w ·111 t" blt -1ns. S360 /mo . the hills or I aguoa mp gentleman, no • W :J 11n1ts 114 uml!> li75 7925 4~.6930 ~fl 4 1 sc op ion. 540-1506: 962-8601. Child, pet O.K. ~25. · South L~a 3286 smokers maid service. cpl. 972 ·17th. 548-0358. I units 27 unit::. R ... _ F · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548·7197 b .5 units 40 units onc:m:-s, arms, S32S mo-3Br. 2ba, nr bch. . 2 BR, l'h a, MV. Gas Bf. t; units 48 units Gro•H 2700 Costa MHa 3224 Vacant, avail immed. Best of locations. East Beautiful Spanish home Dana Point 3726 spac patio, gar. Conve· •••••••••••••••••• •• ••• C 11968 8198 Nine 3 Br condo• Highl y by the bch, in exclusive •••u•••••••••••••••••• 2 Br, 2 ba, beaut. view, of oienl. 5225. 540-9922 7 units 51 units . ••••••••••••••••••••••• a · · upgraded. $400. a rea. 4 Br, 4 Ba, lge liv . bay, seclud'd & pvt.•---------' llun1ls 45 ACR_ES : P1nk S270 2 B d t . rm library fam rm ~lG2br,2 ba,$250.Ulll Furn /unfurn terr Large,warm3br,2 baapt ~me with low down Clnd (irapefrutt, 4000 p /ac. d . I60 ·~b·~':: . t ce _s. Spranghurst T wnh me. WM. POWELL R.E central Courtyard, 2 ca~ JO c 1. Near beach. 675·5205. • • with dining area, pantry, prepaid interl'sl. n2 7398Tradt>S invited. t~· 545·7~~ e tS· 4Br, ~ba, many features 497·1751 497.2310 gar. Avail Jan 1, S700mo. 496-0195or960-1142 patio&fire place. R ol Es.at • incl all bltns, gar dr 994 833 64 3 • Lgc 1 Br below Hwy Adults only. S275. e e M DelM JJJR 2RA ope!ler, frnl/ rear 2 Br, secluded area re· 4 l08or · 1 HuntiltC)tonleach 374o frplc, range . r efrig: THEVENDOME l~Quail ~ AiiiialPlace Properties .. 7.52-1920 ... 1&00 QU'1UlS1. NIWP>OllT llACh Jndustrial Property 2 I 00 -······················ GREAT YEAR iND BUY!! 2 New Multi tcn:.inl In dustrial Buildin~s. fully leased Xlnt MtsMon \'re· jo Location. JO', Hcturn t<1 investor. 581 2.1'10 or ~rt. s. 493·7687 INDUSTRIAL BLDG S.700 sq. ft. 12 rent a Is. Nr frttway, gd rental area. 646-3928 eves; 549 1531 Lachenmyer Realtor .. °!!.":'.~~~ .....••• ~!~.. Scm~h~y1 xci~, "~Oe~ r 2 a Ii s Pr 1 n k 1 er s •. P 0 0 l / modeled kit & bathroom, Wffhnhtster 3298 ••••••••••••••••••••••• water & elec. pd. S235. 1845 Anaheim, C. M. oo s .,.....s .,.. 154 or clubhouse facil. Play hardwood noors no pets, ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEAUTIFUL 1 br r~rn 673·1418 Eves. or Wknds. 645-3381 837-9517 O WN Property in 546-9460. · · a re as/ park. $450. S3lS ll/l t'4971970 b . aptsS170&$180.Spamsh ----------1 _ __:. _ _:_ ___ _;..:._:_::..:_ Inglewood , H awthorn · 847-3617&552·1813. mo. 5 as • Raen~~~~sto::s&~~~e~~e style bldg, pvt encl gar, Costa Mesa : 3824 z Bd Studio, l'h ba, orSo.BayArea? Beaut. 3br, 2ba de-4 BR 28 be h&CUTE2Br,vuhm,frplc, Super 3 bedrm 2 ba· pool,sauna,lndry,adlts,••••••••••••••••••••••• Garage. brick frplc . WIUPAYCASH! corator's condo. Frplc, b "k • t ~j nrW ~~ t pat/yd,2cargar,lblkto cpts drps R&O 5310' 11301 Keelson Ln, 1 blk 'HEWEASTSIDE privatepatio,new,Avall Ph. TomD'Alessandro shag crpts. pvt patio, 'tt!t./l' ~· , aFr 1 ° bch. N. end. Ref's r eq. mo.963-4569~1786 · W.ofBeachoffSlater. approx Jan 1. Adults. T.D.PROPERTIES • pool. clubhse, much ~~tns • sl op,g.d P ~· No pets. $395 /yrJy. 84.2·7848 2 Br & Den, cpts, drps 2447 Elden.$275.979·1658. (213>674-6907 anytime more. S34S645-3777 5415. ~1i' c yr . 494-1795. . Rent ou~ home & receive SMALL BEACH HOTEL ~~~ d shwshr. $275 1&2 BR apts $190 & $220 or(714)846-5221an.6 .!Brw/stoveS200nr19lh&38r.lo/ .. Ba,lst&last+SPRAWLING 4 BR. & ~~;l~~~~~a~R~~n~t Rooms$23.50week. Uli~ pd, pool. laundry R~als Maple. Isl & last req. 0 p 5215 20363 DEN home, lge. sundeck cpts drps R&O DW Apts $110. mo. 536-7056 · facll, cpts, drps, dshwhr, Ad Its. Eves/wknds e : m~. . with oc:ean view: bll·in ' • • ' Don't drop the ball! Get..a closed gar No pets N1• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673.5820 Dublin Lo. lnd1anapohs, range, oven. dishwshr .. $345. mo. 963·4569 Furn. Studio 1 Bile rr job with a tow-cost Daily. childrenunderl2. • IALBOAISLAND · Newlandarea.S36-6l52 w/Wcarp.&drapes.$385 963-l186 beach. Water pd: Frpl~. Pilot Classified Ad. HaciendaHarborApts Yearly: deluxe. nearly MESA VERDE. Sharp. 2B ga pts d $22S MONTH House fvntishecf dshwsbr, pool, Jacuzzi. Ph0ne642·5678. 646.120t new 2 ~R. furn. bay front clean 3 br, 2 ba, fam rm, 2 ~~. y~'. ~ar.'$2~· . MISSIOM REALTY . u..t.!rwlhecl . 'J300 Sl85 mo. 846-7336 -.-------- apt. Qwet end of isla~d fp~~1blthons, qui~ st. nr 1 Br, yd, cpts, drps, $l4S PhoRe 494•073 I •••••••-•••••••••••••• STUDIO s-ta Ana 3780 Santa A•a 3710 * * * * • scuuu /s ppg. _,SJ mo t Br fncd yd $170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yearly: unf. 4 BR. 3 ha, Call. Mr Myhre Sf0.1151 2 sr' condo bltns $230 LEME, Lovely Spanish ... ~aT 1 • .a.cH S49 WIEkl Y r~m. rm. Lge. mstr. BR Henlage Realtors 3 Br. l'h b~ bl~. cpts. Hacienda w /beal'h & "''""'""' ~ . F\allKitchen &cTV & ba. ~ Blk. toS. bay B f 1 1 bl .a ..... ,S275 ' ocean views. 5-BR. 3-ba. Wint.er&year1yleases LiMns& UUllUes 3 r, amrm, rpc, tns, "'.,.. -m-c..Month * • * • • fncdyd. 4Br,2ba,dblegar,$315 S815. mo. Lingo Real .K'ov ........, MILETOOCEAN WC' a lso have several 2 B bltns d Homefinders642·9900 Estate.497·3150 llUGIUMDY Extc.ti•eS.ltes wmterrentalsavail. r. ,yar ,gar. REALTOR 675-6161 Avail now. 1 Br, yd. 2 Rentals avail. immed. 3 . 727 Yon.towa ll•cl. ~~~~:.~:ti~!!d Abargain!4 Br,rncdyd, Brand new·3Bd 3 Ba BR Hillside ocean view Beacb.BlvdatVorktown *•675-4000•• ~~c·S::·garS210 W/FP, dbl garag~ home,chlldrenwelcome.CDIMianim .. s · -5J6-0411 ,ya • • • • w/opeoer; w /w carpets $425. 3 BR Eat 9 Condo, Uwfw..W.cl 3425 .....:.....__ 2Z00Lots few s«ff 2200 S200 • · ' ... ,..,. W p 11 R I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br, b.ltns, cpts. • drps,~and drapes Avail Jan 1 best view of gotr course. •-•••••••••••-••••••• ~ 3744 2 Br 'ncdg:ar -is S435./mo. Wall show _,.,, m owe ea Elegant Bayfront se('. _,,. .. _ 1 ••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• a; ..., -A-I ·-.......,. E t t "91 115\ ••v W• or ~ mo n ~ 4 Br' rncd yard frple •nuuo:: • .._.._.... s a e, ~ · • or bldg. Spac Z Br. 2 ba, dudes aid se l ·TV. ENJOY H~mefinderi642-9'oo Br. 2 ba. bllns, new 497·2370 adllS only. s595 mo. sauna.Jacuui. ::;,l & ~ ~pts/drps. cov patio, L•J •HicJuel 3252 61S-0303· phone 1717 E. Oyer Rd. A RESIDENTIAL MOTc:L Loh for sale l I' ' ii I l • macneb /Irvine realty IAYFRON'f' On Harbor Is land Dr. -50' on the Bay & you own the land! $119,500. Pier & sliJ> privileges. Jane Frazee 642-8235. CK41) LEVEL R·4 CORNEA LOT Approx. J .06 acres. Could build single units, duplex.es. triplexes or mulllple uniL4> s ubj. to approval. Located in great area w /potential Belle Chase Lee 644-6200. (K42) IA YROMT &.OTS Now only a few available at fabulous Promontory Bay. All w 1p1er & slip privilege. $112.500 to $150.000. harles Arnold 642·8235. (K43) uun1 '•u.too Mt OV&lw om. ,... ~ ~ 9-cll. ~..., Near So. Coast Plaza: 4 gardener, open hse ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lease 3 bd. 2 ba. Mesa Irvine. 540-1515 THE AMBASSADOR WAY BR. 2 ba., carp./drapes. I Sat/Sun 100Z2 ForresW. 2br, 2ba, f\>lc, outftandlng Verde Country Club Ex· ''==================' Xlnt cond. $.150. Vacant. nr Brkhurst & Adams. view, gardening, pool & ecutive Condo. Inside un· LOCJ111M1 leach 37 4111 ReaJtor548-5527 • a 1--~ 1 b be ht 1n 1· 1 ki 1 ••••··················· ·~. rtt cu mem rs p • .. over oo ni poo • . ~oLHOME t----------~ cl.S3SO/mo.495-l297. Adults only. $450. mo .. Bach /Kl~. Crescent •KITCHENFACtLmESAVAlt .. •JACUZZl&HEATEDPOOL ~"' 2 & 4 Bedroom A v a 11 J a n • 15 t h • Beach. Util pd. $175 up, • WASHER & DRYER AVAIL • AU .. UTILITIES PAID 3 Br, 2 ba, dlnlng nn, dbl Villa Pac. Condos A nil, 1/lS·Charming 2 Mt-3598/540-1120. mo/wkly. 494·2508; bse • RECREATION ROOM • WKLY MAIO.SERVICE frplc, bltns, dbl gar, 968-2297or968·4405 Br.& Den. prof lndscp'd unfumalso. •WETBARIAEFRIGEAATORS •TV/.OIRECTDIALPHONES College .Pk orea. $390.i---------~ Garden Home w /gar 4 bedrooms. Near•----------• •INDIVIDUAl.TEMPERATURECONTROt. 548.-4471 or540-366ff. Br 2 Ba Bonus Rm, rncd openr, bllns, refrlg, Southcoaat Plaza. Highly Hewport leach 3769 )'d.cpts,drps,S3251sl& dshwahr, W/D, trash upgrad e'd. Double••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE 3 Br 1~ lat.. Nr. Heil & Beach. Be i ~" WK UP 1&2 Bd & Ba, ... CJ\ incl'd a'rdnr Ir comp. st n pvt. area garage. Private yard. ~ r wtr.Nu erpta & d ....... 968-7146 w/pool. tennis, Immaculate. $350 / Bach. Color TV, mnld 54,_-·,... •-t--324 .. clubhouse & beach. $4SO month. serv. pool. THE MESA. _.,., ~ ,. -..5215 Carlson Rltr 833·9293 41S N. Newport 81, NB • """·9681 3 BR. 2 Ba, Fed Jf'd , ~lose ... ••••••••••••••••••• ,_....,, ________ _ to schll. Wtr • carb. pd. Walnut Square'• Be!lt fl'antastlc & private area. To..,.ouse $&50.~ .. A .. Unit. 2 BR + ~ai~!'..! Bal67•5call for de·. u.fwwlahecl 1525 si-OsNtudTH1·0E67B~JA~!fafl-f~"'·rrn. ~ llt'Nlor' eeeeeee•eeeeee••······· CN • .r ....., ~• So. Coast Plu.a '6 ml 3 s:ns. BXR.552-1778 PVT AREA 28R" aty 3 BR, 2 Ba, 2 tty. Costa S:30.103McFaddcn. BR, 2 Ba, paOo, BBQ. ._,:,_ pool. oit..11-mo ...... ' Me ... Dbl icar, Pvt paUo, 1 or 2 Br adults no .... ts fireplace Gardener. ltentourhomeAtrttelv Ku.I.,., ·-·'~·· $31.5 9Q...40S1 • • ... • $385.Fed~.892-2IOZ • Cbrlttmu bonus 4934513 • 1160/$190.2421 E.16tbst, Su~r 3 br, 2 ba. OW, . JU7 .,...._..,,..._. 3600 N. Hts.646-1801. M a Vttde. Sharp, 3br. blt.ns.. ~""· drn. beaut ......_ vt.fo •••••• ... ••••••••••••••• 2 BR 1 °/\ 1 bl .. to ......... C I $390 .,.., • ,...., •••-•••••••••••••••••• • 0 • " u..:n. ~:.S;J~ · landscpg, $350/rao. 2ar frpk blln.I 2 BR. t Ba, CdM, no $2-5 yrly. t79-SlS7. open ---------• ~ 98S-l'718 3th-. fncd 1ard, 1arage childrtn or~· l21S mo. hso Sat/Sun. 12-4 12t 35th •2 Br lwnbae. M U lJnfv Pk Terrace 2 Br. 2 2Bl',A/oond.aaral• MUIOO sua .. ) _St.--------·•• Ver*. Oar, W ID, pdol, Ba. twnbH, dbl 1ar, SBr, f.rplc, bltM F.ASTSIDE CM 2 Br, encl Udo laJt Ba~h, PaUo Apt. tzaS. Pvt pet.lo. m.tr74. frpla t3'7S SSZ·'llllll f'anta1Uc viewt 3 Br, patio ii gar. S2SO mo. Older adult tlM mo --''----------1 fncd 1d, frplc. bltns, m-2'181or84J.2:591 m.-· · .. •••• lfta. 1h.a1, children OK. NkelocaUon148r,frplc, Haveaomethlngyouwant l.«e 2 Brll Ba 1a.raie. -. S330 ~o LM purch11e bftns.dblcan1e to tell? Clauifled ads de ocun view. S250 'nlo. UI The beautiful and unique Ambassador Inns are totally surrounded by lush gardens with comfort· Ing waterfall•, gentle streams, and bubblinQ brook&. furnished Single Apt/Motel Units Low Weekly Rates COSTA MllA/2277 tt.rbqr_&lwd. Tai: 714/MS-4"0 from Sl9 PULLDlTOM/2100 w. Commonwealth, Tai: 1141171-1901 from $33 lo COAST Pl.AW2IOt I . 8rf~ AYe. TeJ:7l4/ ... 2300.,_ llO _.,_,_.._. J Br Condo, A/C. paftd. S3SO. __ opt.. ss.2-4812 nden 642·9000 It well, M2·567& June 548'89M, 499 3984 -===:::~~~~~~~~:.C:========~:i:============'====~=====:::l:~~~~==:.l::::~~==~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!li!!!!~~lii!~~.· --J 1 • ull in- ter on- pd. 85!) 00• 'ed 58. er. ve- apt try. , •• • • ,., ........... u.M.. Af•lwtthU..... •-lwww•h~ •·atawtt~ ,......_ L..t-t _ .. :__ •100 Stor •••••••••••••••••••••• -r-" "P' .-~ ·~ Oancrw ~ 11'11111111 ......................... ~..................... •••••••• • -7"" Coste Me.. ll 24 • • • • • ••• •• • ... • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••• ...................... ~ta Meto U24 ~ •ach ll6t M.wporl a.oc• lt6 ,.. em a IC! room m ate Stonl(t-lot ror ai•·s etc 2 Dr z b r ll • •••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••:--••• •••••••••••••• •••••••• needed to shire boui;c on $8.50 ~r mo Neill S)go 5'/ncuy. December 14 1!175 DAIL y PILOT D7 Lost &r Fo.d 5 JOO Hejp W..t.d 71001Hetp Wcmted 7 ! 00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4550 weleam ~o., •uu: ~· • -t * VMI ERFRONT 8Pacb.o 4•8 R.. 3.ba. ,phl Batl>ol&. OtU!7s 1111. eo. For 1n1o. ~•·3374 Mo. lo mo. '2U. 121 Ml-t..WHlardTfount VllWSIN Joel condo, nr Ho•••Gol19ufora..t 4350 Sturugt' ~puce hll UamUtan.~ 2927 C.-ob $t. '-WPORT. ~~1S::~n1:i. HllDa. $450. ••••-••••••••••••••n• · P..ncl~cd & ~ked, Mesa Lost· 12/1/75 Tiny C)ubuabva f'emalt-S;in Juan Caip11tr1no Hrartbroken. .Rcw1.1rd 496-1506 BOYS AND GIRLS 12 to 15. I J 2 BR. 1 lb, pool, 2 adults H•wport leoch • · Z1Z2 Sto~a~.t' Only Del Mar area. $20. mo. max. $255. mo. 1632 B You arctht winouor one ~~!!:. m'iY~~at"co New 2 br. 2 full b;t. au ~ 32S J 17th Pl CM M2·78M. lowa. 549..Q38 complete dinner select.e<t u111 ~ 1ott5 baV app"I, frplc, many xtqu.. l\R~r llAM -------J.Ost· Poodle 81u~k Toy . Crom Skinn)' M ik\!'11 WIOOOWS,&ICVllQ11tsflre-m.~.Dayslq39338 ""'"1c•R--A-' 4 .. 0oR...._W .. t.-d 4600 An.<i. "Shadow" Male J8r upper w /stove, tefr1g. &Gar. You pay gas. S180, ut & lut SlOO dep. 267-8 Santo Tomas. 6'5·6646 494-4931 e t PIKes Your own or111ate vn• '""~ ~ v 1 p I in nu a ~uo or b.Jlconv A fr1eno1v • • •• • •• • • • •• •• • • • • •••• • ••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • c . a u n r ' n o I HOLIDAY IHM m1111on.w11ar rec center EASTBLUFF $305. 2 Br, Widow, 56. w.1nt2' l RR F a i r v I e w <' M 3131 lristolSt.. TenniHouru,too ba. pool, (rpk. util in 1501 WestcliffDr. _.,,l. under t'cderal REWAJtl). 751-6742/ Cid 'd, adlts. no nett. N ... ... I c ll>AC: '>C:.•<> Costa M•sa &44·'767. ,. ewpoH ..tmmt•111 t.r Subs1d.ary Pro1tram. 1 .....,........, Pl I L-'-Office Spoc:e Yr l('ase >:uurantee. ------------------• ~ase cal 842·5678, ext. Pr()ntnl'IMflyVoint .. _...."':f S17l util lneld 642 0091 LOST: Ulut•k oeutcr~d Earn Christmas money working a few hours after school and Saturdays If you are honest. ambitious. and not afraid to talk lo J)E"Ople, phone Mr Wolfe at 645'-2873. Equal Opportunity Employer WISTIAY 21 333toch1im your Ucket. ·~v·..-r. OC/PRONT 2·BR. d«'<'k. Call on Site M:mag('r __ ·--_ · male ('3t. w /collar & 1 Rr·extru hco $230 * * * ttnr. bltns. Ni> dogs $36S. -(7l42G4~1l~l 2AG_ Profes!!lonal w /tG yr old bell, n1.1~cd Schaertt•r ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~&0 ~ Lux1.1rvadultrema1sfrom SanyrlyJ.645·36.SS !cl~ ~rare~ d~uihte~ ~~Z:~~ic. Solana Way HflpWont•d 7100 H.tpWanted 7100 Benutlrul garden apts, ow. NER'S UNlT in $Jsomonthlv. uan i:. es o ~ase r.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 200Promontorvorwest. Cnnls.trano 3878 H~. apt n! ocean in Lost : 1 pr. GoJd nmm-'<i pvt patios, pooJ, spa. Triplex. 2· BR, 2-ba, 2· Just north of J1m1>oree ....... N >wport to eb 1 t!n6 1---------•1 Adult.a. no pets. lSl E. sty., d~n. 1450 SF, fplc. on Pacific coast Highway. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·• C-••-.e l'>\~ase ~11646.21~ AM · ~escnpt1on gl~ss on or Ass('mbJl!rs IUSIOYS . 2i.t.548-24080r6'6-6SlG No children, 00 pets. TelePl1one11141675·8000. 28r1Ba,Condo.encl~ar, .t~l'lf'I*,.. c · 10 route to Linda lslc foull & p ltimc '4Qrk, "·" ----------1 63'1·8828 ~~~:Oc~:rvobv wshr/dryr, S225 mo .lu...... 141SiMH lnnst Balboa Isle. Reward ~r'd. Apply in Pt'~n Widows, mature people.r----------1 __________ 5.51-1537 aft 6PM. Avuil ~=-~.,.... RnQMe 673·1988or522-8Z80. PRODUCTION ask for Huth. Sheraton Private party has J·ust. 1.,. p~1..t 3 •DB.UIXE• 1/1. .,,.__ ~ ..... •••••••••••••••••••••••Lost. Westh1'""land Whit"' Newport. 4545 M:.t< "'mall homey un1't len 1·n u&Wta vm 826 ./~' ,... .... ASSEMBLE S triplex. Newly decorat· ....................... Eastblurr 3 br, 2 ba, lse. Santo Ana 3880 __.. ........ eu..mcu . Terrier Puppy. Looks R Arthur Blvd. N n ed, pvt patio, 1 bdrm, 2 Br 2 Ba, 1.ge delux bltns. Incl. spac master suite, •••••••••••••••••••••••1 Opportunity 5005 hke httle wht Sl·ott•t' Cashiff Coff•e Shop beam ceiHng w/beaut. & Oceanvaew $.239.50 <hn rm & dbl garage. 2Brstove,dshwshr,garb.,-__ ··~··•••••••••••••••••• Vic : Seashore, West Elt•c:lronic Assemblers Exper'd only Apply m quiet grounds. Complete 496-1893 Auto door Opener avail. d1sp. air cond. sha(! $140 up store-offices cpts Neighborhood Beer ~r. Newport. Rt!wtard w1thatleu~t6months t':1. person. ask !11r Ruth s«urity. Need one more XTRA I B Pool & ret'reation area. crpts, drps, encl patio.I drps air ~th 17301 Costa Mesa I~. 1st tune 642-1085. penenc:c in cable har· Sheraton Newport, 4&45 beautiful t enant who gel r,cpts.~rps. Adulls only,nopets. nice residential area., BeachBl,H.B.8422834 orrered. 9791268. Leave LOST I blkl h ed nessing, soldering and MacArthurRlvd,N.8 wants a small home of bltns, dshwshr, Avatl for •FROM $332• Close to shops matun -------name&#. ge ong air touch up of printed ot'cupancy $175 865A · 8 "dlts I N ' ls J SINGLE to 6 t --neut.maleCat.nocollar ·t bo d tr C"'SHIER F TIME their own to join the ones • . m1gos Way, N .. . on y. o pe . n-. rm sw es E s t ab I 1 s h ed J,.. Vic. Univ. Park (Thi! c1rcu1 ar s. \Ou " • we already have. Water 675-5200. 644-8064 or 536-1487 qwre 415 S. Orange Apt Avail. '" plush office Sportswear store for sale Terrace> 552·3279 Quahry and are a g.00<1 Vacation & co benefit~ &gaspaid.$210.586·8963 HunffncJt0ttB.ach3840 ~anagedby C. btdgnr.~Alrport ~II or l~a sc on Balboa rehable worker, pleJse Callforintervw642·17~ or544·9466 ....................... WllbamWaltersCo. Apml ~Fumished s.er~i ce incl · Recep I s land. Reply to Found male 4mo. Seal applyanperi.on. TheEarl'sPlumbingCo FOUR.SEASONS APTS Spacious 2 br studio. i 1,~ br, pvt patio, pool. Child ok. no pets, $195. 735 Joann St. 645-0332 ON BEACH U:..a__, .__d 3900 honist, conference rm, class1hed ad no. 603. cto Point Siamese k 1tten 1526 Newport Blvd, CM Bayfront ~ Bd, 2 Ba, Pvt or rm.-mSm:' :cerox, ~utoma. le~ typ Dally Pilot, PO Box 1560, w /collar 645-4483 aft STANDARD $190 Senior Citizens welcome. 2 Br, pool, no children/pet.s. 646·2738 SIOO 10.NUS Efficiency from $220 2 Br, 1&2 Ra Crom $275 3 Br, 2 Ba, from $450 Bch & pier. $.'SSO. yr!Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• mg. etc. t'atl 833 3640 Costa Mesa Ca 92626 7PM 9'79-1935&644-4510 THE EXClTlNG · · --·------- OCEANFRONT 2 BR, 1 ba, winter $300 STEPS TO BEACH 2 BR, 1 ba $230 winter 2 BR, 1 ba, winter $225 PALM MESA APTS. 60• PEA. 59 FT DRIVE IN Found Greal Dane. S.A. MEMORIES MINUTES TO NP'f 1617 WES1'CLH'J-'.N B HAM BURG ER Heights area BCH . ACT. 541·5032 f'rcc stand bldg. Lsc, on-557-2674 INC Bach, 1&2 BR. -----ly Sl25/mo. Nets $1000. . ---• from $l80. F\lmished olric:e, Hank or month from 11 AM lo 6 FOUN 0 1217 Fem al<: AN APPLIF.I> Adults, No Pets Costa Mt>Sa Plaza, $85 PM. Could be doubled. Bea,::le, Adams & Brook· MAGNETICS CORP. 1561 Mesa Dr. mo. 5.~3900 New beaeh urea listing. hurst H.B. 962 5024 . 2221 So. Anne St (5BlksEastof Newport FREERENT Jlurry! S12.~.T('rms t FOUND: Female Cal. SantaAna,Ca92704 CASHIER For Dining Room. P.x pericnce preferred. App ly in person. Lagunu Hills Hilton. 25205 La Puz Rd. Laguna Hills. CLERICAL S30offSec. Dep. w /ad 2 Br 2 Ba. child under l OK S20S & up. 710 W. 18th St. F.astside; 2 BR. 2 ba. $300 Mo. Call 557·6462 6 to 9 P.M. •Sum mer & Winter at beach is beautiful ~Views or ocean, Catalina & Palos Verdes •Large private decks •Heated Pools-Saunas •Assigned covered 4 BR, 2 ba, yearly $495 Bachelor apt furn Sl65 Winter SEA Wl ... D Condo. 2 BR .. 2 ba .• den. Unf. Yrly. $475. Blvd.) Offices al low as 3S• per suH. F..d H1ddle Realty. Vic. Irvine, UC L Verano An F.qualOpportunity 546·9860 SQ ft. M1ss1on Viejo & Costa Mesa 646·8Sll. Pl. 833-7508 F:mployer M 1F :'llSI DATA has an open- • Laguna Niguel. 200 lo FOTOMAT TYPE FOUND: Lge Male Pup· ---------1 mg for a bilbng clerk 1 Br above carport w /patio. Drps & w /w t'rpt. Bltns. $160 mo. Eves art 6, 642· 7973. parking •Additional free parking •Maid service avail *furniture avail associated Es 0R1 2000sq fl. 831 1400 Mat Brady's, inside Park py, Pt. St. Bernard Vic. ASSEMBLERS ~ 1th1n lhC' accounting ~Sqrt New Mt.odical ()(. Newport apartm('nts is Crown Valley Elem S<.·hl. lr\'ine based manufac. art'a (Jl't' for lease 1 ! block for sale. Very small, but 496-6577 Capo. Bch. turer of electronic con-ru·,..,, ( , p t t · This 1s .tn l'ntr.Y·)l!Vf:J r ro m fl o Jg JI o s p '""' or a ar · ime in· sumer products has 1m· 7 Cabinet-;, elt. rrce if come Owner (714) FOUND : Grey sh hair mediate need for pos1t1on and requtr s Open M-F9:30-5:30 Sat 10-5, Sun 12·5 8~0t< EUS--IHAl TOllS l.IJ]l V\o 8olb._.,o b • < le~ I LIVING lease a ssumed. Call 644·5562. (2131430·7127. cat. Wht on paws, collar ASSEMBLER i:ood typing skills ;1dd & t .," Aegean Ll lls -some previous cle .. cal 548 3451 t I Dec 31 ..... • 1 TRAINEE..:: '' Partially furn. 2 Br, 2 ba, no children or pets. $175. Mature adults. 642·5848. · . 1 · · Builders Supply Center 586·2237 v experience. thereafter, 675·1189 or Fabulous Fabric Store ---------Starting salary S2 40 per __________ , Huntington Pacific NEW 1 Br, Crplc. beam ce1l'g, bltns, cpts, drps. Kathy, 548·2856. KIDS PETS O .K. 7t t Ocean Ave (714)536·1487 E A 'S T S l D E Managed by . T 0 W N H 0 U S E . William Walters Co. PRI VATE GARDF.N, l&2 BD B h I . ls G A R A G E · c , poo ap . FIREPLACE. $315/MO: Sl75. up. Adults, no pets. 645·8964. 536·7031 2 Br-newly painted, crpts & drps, stove. Nr. shops. Mature adults $195 mo 675-2797 or 675·6527 2 Bd. FAM ILY Only. New carpets. pool, $190. 3 Bd, S210. 646-6115. ------ ~--------WALK TO BEACH 1 & 2 Br, <:pts. dprs. bltns. gar. 221 16th. 205 15th St. 847 -3957~ 532.2064 : 536·3058 ------ EX l~e 2 br, 2 ba, dlx poolside apt nr bch. Adlt. no pets. $195. 536-8362 NR. NEW 3 BR, 2 ba, frplc, gar. no peLs. E· 2 Br patio. crpls, drps. Costa Mesa. 642· 1603. stove. avail Dec. 15. S200. NEW 2 BR, 1 1 ~ ba. pal, 548·4031, 1503 c Alabama. garden. adlt~. no pets. ----------1 LAS BRISAS For Discriminating Adults Watch the sun set over the ocean leach within s~ps I BEDROOM •Heated pool •Sun deck •Private bakony •Adequate parking •Elevator •Security F\lrniture available Lse req'd·Sorry , no pets 5515 River Avenue (at Seashore & 55lh) ~or:_al?.pt. call 642·2566 mail replies lo Ad. No. TV Retail & Service FOUND: Wht Anl'(ora. hour 57~. Da~ly Pilot. P.O Box Aluminum Foundrv collar & bell. Pacific & EXP. ASSEMBLERS IStt?. Costa Mesa, Ca. L.argcGrapeRanch Turf. Aegean H1 11i; lnter\'1ews Thurs. thru Oakwood offers lh£ 92626 Holland R. E 645.4170 586-2237 Sat. 84. 17482 Pullman. finestinresortlivini:?at :. Pl-.. ---...:...-r ---------Irvine. Ricoh Elec-pr1ce you can afford .. _ Boat Manufacturer. FOUNJ?: Small fem P<>O· tromcs lnc. There's Sl mitrion ir. Executive S...ites Small fully e<1u1pped Co. ~le mix, bla~k .nr Hunt· recreation faciliti('s Custom decornted full in San Clemente. 492·6202 mgton Brh Hi School NIGHT LIGHTED TEN 51ze view offi<'t'S or496·206-0. 536-7870 N'IS COURTS. A full time Servi<'c:; of Certified --- AUTO MECHANIC Versatile, t?XJ)('nenced SlOOO per mo. + Benefits M1ss1on Vicjb, 8JO. 1795 actidtics dirc-ctor whc Professional Sccrelc.iry, r.oFFEE SHOP DOXIE Like Doc Found plans parties . BBQ's, reeeption&equ1pment. I Nets S4.800 a year, Loe. Dec 7 th nr Stan -_________ 1 tnps & more! Free Sun 'blk A1rporlcr Inn. 2082 atthcentrancetooneof t o n/Garden Grove. da:v brun<'h. Michelson Or, Irvine. Orange Co. major lourist,_530_·9_35_2 _____ _ Plus beautiful singles Call E\e Moore. 752·0234 uttta.ctlons. Heavy foot WST : lge blk Lab mix. 1&2 bedroom a pis traffic. Open only 8 hrs Vic. Mesa Verde ;.irca. furnished&unfurn1sht'd FREERENT.lmonthon duy. Low rent, $350. Ans. to "Murph y" l\lodels open 10 t<I 7 30().} 100 SQ ft deluxe ore Ttorms Am _8:rT·4200 546.0855 ~~~~iseorsc;~ie~~. No CM ~0·2'~---CYCLE SHOP FO_U_N_D_: _Y_o_u_n_g-fe_m_a_l_e av:illable Month t r .. .,.ewport ~ach• Competition Sales & dk. gray Huskie dog, vie AVON ... EEO EXTRA SS TO MAKE CHRISTMAS MERRIER? month occupuncy. F\ill serv1<'e J?ardcn of Service. Easy $250 week' 17th. & Orange, H B. rices near n1rporl. From profit. 40 hr week. More 962.4544 Earn them as an AVON ill Lt•ac;in~ ofhc·e OJ)('n !l if you turn It on. XJn ---------R EPRESENTATfVE. ln5'\1nn-Fri 979·fi666 ~:ich location. Terms. Personals S 350 Sell beautifvl gifts, jewelry, cosmetics. CcDl dlx G rm . ~uite ,!-f!.t "!7_·_4200 •••;;~~~;~;·;r:~~:~;·•• more. I'll show you how " bJlh. l'al111, ampll' M~s. Trust CallAkoholllclpline Call &40·704 1 or Zenith We offer liberal benefits and a pleasant work en· nronment. ' I Contact Personnel Dept MSI I Data Corporation I ' I 340 Fisch~r Av~ Costa Mesa (714) 549-6125 Equal Opportunity Employer M IF' 1 Clerical Trne $400 This ls It! The be~mner job you'\·e been lookm,:: for ! Lite typing & v. lll· ingness to learn on the job. CaJI Control Career Employment Ageoe) 556-85-05. S215. 642·1603 PARK ... EWPORT APARTME ... TS Bachelor 1or2 Bedrooms and Townhousei; Fr. S239 SO Open 9-6 Da 1 ly 1·2·3 Bedroom apts. Spa-Pools-Tennis Close to beach Across from Fas hion Oakwood Garden Apartments µk I! u 1 ti ~:mo mo Oe~ds 5035 7 1359. tii.~ n!.il"l 24 hrs a day 835-3830 1~~~~~~~~~~~----------" ....................... ---------I. Z BR studio. 1 1~ bath, 536·2579 592-5010 Island at Jamboree on <'Pts. drps, ulil incld'd. ----------1 San Joaquin llills Road. M.wpori lkoch 880 Irvine Irvine at 16th 64~550 •I MO l''HEE HENT• LOANS up to 80% $225 645~079 (7141644-1900 l 2.3 Rm off1t·es from S135 prr mo . Ne;1r Airport No IN1St' req ht TD Loan"'8l/40/o 2nd TO Loan1 Fairest Terms since HM9 STUOJO. 2 Br, 1' 2 ba. 1 child ok, no pets. $195. 546-0689. Eastside 2Br. bltins, dis· hwashcr, encl gar . older chi ld OK. No pets. 548-8384 $225. 2 Bd, individual unit like own home, closed garage. dshwsh, frplc. adults, no pets, 361 E. 18th St. 642·5340. UTILITIES PAID 833·32?.39'1111 n~ BWCK.TOOCE/\N NEWPORT BEACH ('lfl ~lESA VERDJo;.500 sq n Safflft" Mtg. Co. 642·2171 545-0611 Deluxe Pnvate 2Rr, 2ba. the water, 1 BR Condo new bid!!. Cpts. drps, Lge wulk-1n dosets. w /view of all. Man~· furn <optiooal), $?50/mo bltns, i:ara~c. l'ablc TV, xtras. Security. pri" Mr. Wood, 675 6000 or 2ndTDLoGhsWanted Adults/no pets. S.'.100 mo. park in~ Furn. $460. mo 675-6001 Ruy T.D.'s for cash. till June 15 S375 n~o. on Unforn. $.190. mo. A~ent ------Loans on 2nd T.D.'s yearly lease A\'a1lable 91Jl-3610or eves. 537-4948 FOR LEASE New Loans-2nd T.D.'s Dec. 10. Call for appt RETAILSTORE SJOOO .• SJ0.000. OR OFFICE F.Qu1ty ln\'smt. Oiv. duplex. owner's apt, 2 Br N" rrt Ach.125-0 :c;<t. ft . B1,HNF.TT MTG. CO. 2 Ila. w lw shag, frpl<' cont~l<'l manager Travel 20 Yrs in Org Cly. Walk to bch, s hops. Lodge to show. 642·8252. 645·2134 anytime schls Gar, !dry, fenced Owner,213/247-2120. -- SPIRITUAL READER Open lOAM·lO PM Ad\'iceon all mallcrs. 312N. El Camino Real. San Clemente. For appt. 492.0034 492·9136 OUTCALL MASSAGE & ESCORTS For the extra ·sin life and BABYSITTER. mus t drive, care of 2 school children, 2·3 hrs daily. Lite hswrk. Irvine area. S!»·o.567 dayc;, ask for Mr. Garcia or Mrs. Smiley. Babysitter , my home. start Jan. I, 7AM to 5 :30PM. Mon-Fri. Lite ~mng, refs. 9f\8·2474 the Foxiest girls You ---------call: We come. Foxy Girls Inc. 542-3169 BAKERS HELPER MASSAGE FIGURE MODELS ESCORTS Nr Hoag Hosp. Larrre 3 vd. Pets & Kids OK. --. - -Annouftcemen+s 0 11 A t 1 No experience necess. f'ull·time Days Apply in J)('rson Clencal GENERAL CLERK We have an opening ~or an indi\ idual with .l minimum 1 year recent office expcrience. Ideal candidate would have typing :;kills of 50-5.S wpm and would be capable of handling general offit'e duties such <&s filing, bflJ. ing and clerical support. to accounting office. Please apply in person: BR 2 BA f I b"'it s Lcase for $325. 493-8335 Oc<>a.n view ... Deluxe f.ully Personals utca · PP . on y. Pc n d L orr Home-Office-Stud io DW. patio'. encid J?ar: BR B h eQu1pp~ aw itd·e. Lost & Found 631 3811 STANDARD 2Br. 1112 Bn. New paint. Ad It . l . $290 2 comer modern. c . Fash 1 on l s I a n • ••••••••••••••••••••••• • new drapes & carpels, no 642~05~no pe s. · · mo. 2 blks. Pool. gar. Adults. secrctanal help availa· Announe•ments 5 I 00 --------- f 6 7 2 Repotds Ave Santa Ana Equal ()-ppor. Employer 1 Br Upper, lge, Jmmuc. refrig, adults only, no pets. $170. 540-6338 pets/children. $21.5 incld. $240. 646-5210 ble 644 7600. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------MEMORIES ·1 645 2825 n y PREGNANT? ull · · ONTHE A Rooms 4000 Water view 2 sep off + * * * Caring confidential BANK . Ill LOFT ONLY 3Br2 Ba. frplc, dshwshr, ••••••••••••••••••••••• re c e Pt 1'0 n . A IC, Walton Farrar counseling & referral ..... Acc0tmts Clk lmmedOccupancy bltns. patio, s395. LIVE at Newport Beach. Louvered windows, teas. 900Sandcasff•Dr. Abortion. adoption & CHunt.BchBranch) INC Pvt patio, frplr. 1 y r. lse 673.5719· Weekly winter rates. $35". rent. ut1l met. 2400. W Corona c:tel Mor keepin~. •Bank exper helpful • HAYLOFT APTS 3 IR, 2 IA single room. 6302 W. Cst. Cst. flwv. Al'ross from You are the winner of one APCARE 547·2563 •Typin,:: FUii-time A Subsid1arv or Rwy. Pine Knot Motel, Stuffed s·hirt 544-8678. ----------• Apply Jn Person APPLIED. 281 Avocado, CM Frplc. t,~ blk toocn. 3 --------complete ~innersel.ect~ Couple 26 & 30 seekin° Personn<-1 Officr ~ 645·014l 675·6682yrly or winter <714 >67 ·0440 Business Re-ntal 4450 from Skinny Mike s same w /similar interesl. Goldenstate Bank ~¥~~~~~1~ ~~~e':· • Fr' 5 t 7 ~ Rooms ~ 2 5 wk up ••••••••••••••••••••••• menHu a0t LID "'Y 1·u.., 968·9010Sat & Sun. l\1on· I pm 0 pm h be NEW 2 Br Condo, nr Hoa~ . "' . • A ........ 10230 Paramount m Santa Aml, C31if. 92704 Sat-Sun lOam to 4pm P(7~~~~~~llr Hosp. Wshr /Dryr incl 'd w /kitchen. Apls $37 .5<1 OE~UX E .office, comm I Downey. 213 1923·9461 Adlls. No pets. $495 .+ Wk up. 5118 -9755 or &!~ustnalspaces.Al~n 3131 Bristol St.. Emoto~& EqualOpporEmployer EqualOpportunity X-tra lge 2 Br, 2 ba, util. NO FEE Sec. Dep.544.6499. 645·3967 mini w~rehous~s .in Costa Mesa Preparation EmploycrMIF pd, PoOI, adlt&ove.r 35. Offer good throu g h Laguna N1guet & Mission Please call 642·5678, ext .• ._••••••••••••••••••••• Barmaid, evcnin,i:s Sir --------- $16S 543.2407 December31,1975 YRLY 3 Br. 2 ba, Crptc, tHttalsto shart' 4300 Viejo areas. Handy to 333toclaimyourticket. Schools& Harvcy's, 177 f;, 17th St.--------- b l bllns garage by 38th St ••··~··•••••••••••••••• San Diego fwy. 200 to * * * lnstructfon 7005 CM. 548·9040 SUPER l .Br, l ba, $175. Vac. 2 Bl~· 1 taSe. pg~/nDr Park'.$390.5"8·4063eve. · HQUSEMATES 2000 SQ fl. As low a s 30r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------lncld's util, cpts, drps. new, pa 10 ap · . f 83 oo . . RAR MAIO 548·8005 area. $235. Nr. Hunt. Upper 4 br. 2 ba duplex, AswritleninTIME persq t. 1-14 Lost&Found _5300 Piano instruction .. r ef. with loca l following. Hrbr . 8 4 6·l 3 1 l or sundeck, gar., partial Magazine,profeS;'>ionally ArtCenter,LagunaBeach •••••••••.•••11•••••••••• teacherofSch~umPiano C .M·Newpcrit area NEW BREED APTS 846-4938. view. steps to ocean. brings people together Shop. l90sqft. 1442 s. FOUND . Cat. Owner School & Public Schools. 979-1268 Bach/loft, 12_20. Gar, A ent640-6161 lo ~hAreMusil'lg. Coast Hwy (805) S27·9665 Jam e~ H. Vandevur. 846-4367. --------- pool, jacz, uhl pd. 39 .. 3Br2Ba,$3S(),wJfrplc, g SOWHYLIVEALONE? or(714 )494•21gg Contact714·842-86SS JobsWanffd. 7075 BarmaidTme,hoursnex· Hamilton. 645-4411. bltns. se~.dgar, wOtK/lnd209ry, On the Canal. Unique Especially duri.Qg the Found. Puppy, looks 1.ike •••-•••••••••••••••••• ~eu~lalll·SC!~6a·.97M08on tbru conn. chit ren , large l Br, unfurn, nu Holida s Dill 832.4134 2 Small :stores nr Npt. .., ,., '" 2 Br, walk to OCC & Rochester.Nr.Adams&t cpts,drpgboatslipavail. Y · Postofc.$l00Mo.eo.Gd. Golden Rtvr. V1c :NuTse wi. physical ' · shop'ng, cpts/drps, Beach.962-5943 $300mo.673·0357 Fem roommate 2 br in pkg.Ageot 646-2414 Warner /Meadowlark therapy exper. Sda. $150 IEAUTJCIAN bltns. adlls. NO PETS. NeW'por t Bch. $1l7.so Airport. 6 lo 8 wks. 12/9. wt. call wknds. 848-0564. Manager w/foll. for NB $180.631·2018. Spac.iousNewTri~ WALK to beach. Lge2br, plusutil540-225210-7PM ForLse.store onS.Coast 846·l661. WAAo.WanfM 7100 salon.540-8582,644-0661 1 mile to ocean. 2 ba, pool & tennis. $315 Hwy. Lag. Bch. tSOOsqfl. F d . F • -..,. 3 Br, 2 ba, 1600 sq. ft. walk to shop 'ng, 2 car gar. pat. NO PETS $365. 631·2018. 3BR, 2ba, bltns, lrg (pie. 642-3048. 2 BR furn. apt. to share Prime Loe. 497·1017 ° u n AP r 1 c: ~ t · ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEAUTICIAN NEEDED Sep. gar. w /lndry COM . w /young women $110 Cockapoo vie Spnngdale wllh follow only. N. B. 546-5633 New Oplx, walk to ocean. mo. 548-7345 an. 12 · lndustriel Rfttal 4500 & Warner H.B. Call im· A~OUNTING 644.8762, 644-0398 3 Br 2 Ba. crpt, drps, •••··~··••••••••••••••• med.847·2630 ·~~'-'•r:;::;::;. Newly painted. 2 Br, cpts, 2 Br, 1 ~ ba, all elec, gar. D/W, garb dlsp. gar. yr· Female Roommate l 2000 Sq Ft otric:c & F -d-1---1---i drps, alv/rer, carport Avail now. 536-3890 aner Jy. Child OK. $38'5. share luxury decorator warehouse spaco dir~· S?un g ma. e ~rt S\95, + 1st, Isl, $100 sec. 6PM. • 675-0642 /6 4 2· 0596 / Park Nwpt TWnbse. 2 Br ly across fr om OC 18~~ ~at t~· P~:· Chld ovr 7, no pets. 28rl~Ba Condo bltns 6'73-4i692. 3 Ba, age 22·32. ~IO+. Airport549-1480 ~Q5517 no Y • 673·3078 by appt. 702 • • ' tmmed. Occup. 640·4180 · •-....u.. 8-..ty Stytf sts Must be good w /cuts & natural styling. I m· mediately. Top wages. s:n 4743or83'1-8779. CLERK &t9lnttrin9 D•pt. Part·tlmc. 20 hr pt>r week posit ion. Hours to be morninl'(s or after noon s. Maintain engineering records Reproduction process ing. Typing ability helpful. Call for appointment Industrial Relations 7 I 4 494.940 I TELONIC ALTAIR 1.AGU ... A BEACH Equal Oppor Employer James St. crpts & abut~crs, no pets Udo Isle luic apt. 3 br. 2 aft4 ____ J._O_S_T_· ---1 •-..,..-s or &mall children. $Z30. ba. Patio, sun dk, frplc. • i * NEW* . •AeCOUftt'g Ce.rtls llMDERY DEPT. CLERK l BR, utll paid, new cpts, Rers. 6'2-3915 ssoomo. 673-7358 Roommate w:.nted. Fem. GEttMAM SHErHIRQ Tempora ry Assignments Wiil Crain conscientious Office clerk for m~Jl dd!!.~.:.. :_;;, ~1~:JJ. g' LOIJlllMI a.ach 3148 W\rtmt, yrly, xLra l~e. 2 ~Pd'!!'oxN!Son. 2s mbd0 L~re.. COST A MlSA! ~~8F~~!':1~ ~.fi:Yrd lmmedia~ely Available lndlv Must be able to lin Cirm, located in Jrvlnt" _;_ .. __. ........ "'_.,..;..,, _____ ••••••••••••••••••••••• BR .2 b f I ·•t'o "' •v • "T (Near Harbor & Baker) II le• T 714 835 j103 boxes. Various duties. L -• o, rp c, J><· 1 • 640.7882 1360 to 3480 sq. ft. lB~ per ac • an .,.. N Complex. Ooties wilJ JA. 3 Br. 1~ Ba, bltns frplc, Drop a pebble Into the adlt.a, no pets. $.%(), Seo · sq ft. ll0·208, 3 pha~t Moleayelm ; Eq l()p t 1 Apply atlonal Systems varied , including AP. c~, drpg sm yd. J?ar, Ocean from your Apt. Sun PM • .CUM River, NB. Femalt 20 to 35. lo shar power, avail mid Oet A&,'to "Rider.. ua por. mp oyer Corp.4361 Birch St, N. 8 . R~cpt /operutor, ledger 1 children & sm pet OK. l Lease. Luxury, 11ecurit.y, 213..fm-8&13. my apt. in Mission Vtejo, owner (7l4) 5-40-4058 or N • t' It. cf. •--------•I postinJi!, Good typfng ( Br,18abltna,cptsdTJ)I. Ma<ureadutt3.317SSCst. , SlOOmo.•768-0265. yourBrokf'r oquesionsu e "'CCOUMTt..it'--I &Girl skills req. Company aar. adult., 11n pet OK. Hwy.499-2835. 2 BR. 1 ba, frpk, blln :s. . can 963·1 121 ' A "W OYS s wotk 40 hr, 4 day Wttk. f , J l ' I ~ j ~118 new cpts. $290/mo. yrty. Resp. gal wishes to shor C~OIC to to J4yc,.rs of ace. Dai· Please ciwll Kath)' IAwi.s -~-------i Whitcwoter view, nurty Ref'srtq.(7!0337·1108, channlng Bal l~ld ,bomou-ase 1.000 sqn. wl<>ffice L~sl : H ~a r t.s.hape OutlestolncludelypinJt, ly Pilot deliver)' routes S56·696S Mon-Thur tor • f 2 Br, l Ila, Pool, Bltns, new2br,2ba~3br,2ba. •/same. 673 2383 or 110.220 v hut hot diamondt_Pan. Reirloe>m l>i1Un11 f1lh1g, &nd aen. maybcavallableinyour appt.PP.OnlyPlea"e. 4 Dr•'*'· $190 Ul-2383 or lease S280-S300. Block to 1 br. ~'l~I mo. Nr Ho~I 67~8139 water new' butldin't gd Reward. {,"all 813-1988, of,e. ullls. Wjll train. -.re•. Eam profit tor de· 64.2-91317 Evea. be a c b. 4 9 4 • 3 3 8 3 or Hosp1tal. 1481 Placentia. locate' 645 2244 ' , ,....,.,. 1 SI t 1 f\IU Ume. $450. mo. to liveries at cHh, trips pr SELL idle items with a I ...... --846-8973. ant )ad.v lo .<1hare rtit · ~ ' '-""''; ma e atnese, a. t rt O C Alrnnrt h•_..l • Pil Cl Iii~ • THI DAISY ""'" -flJl home w /;ame. P\'t FREE'. RENT needs medical atten. Vic. C:u Frank sa3.-0123 .rca mere ....... sc •Or selling Daily · ot asa ~ d. 2 81' dup., North End. 2 bd, 1~ b9 all bltJns. a10 Ba. $SO. 536.1251 or Paulanno. C.M. 54&·'1.:tn ---.--·-----new 1t1bscr1pUons. For P0• 11os"AHD yard. 'YttW. :ictulU, no &. Bay $300 mo. ~1798 l.os'r--:-Mt'd -Sz Blk Lab AN omo OlL co. offer• ~~,~~~I~~·:: s:~ HOW IS THI TIM • f 1Hll"'•p"'•--st peta. $275. <187 -2575 833·26S7 Month to month, or M VI Ca Be PJ.ENTY OP MONEY Clemente-San Juan ror job s~lttrs to c It " ""_.. • 4't·lm ' You doo'l need a ~un tc I A r I · '" rem. c;. po , • plus t'Oh bonu • trin"'e the Dally Piiot lfelp •lwlµ ... ,,.., l4e 28r, 2Bal w/aar. Nr. "draw fast'' whf'n you en"" ew rema nmg Rc'tt ud . 7.un i bendlt.a to mature 1';,. CapiJlraoo area, call Wanted duslfic•t.lon. U •i .... ,.., Oreanfront )'ear 'round~ Bcb. SDOO mo. Yrly leaH. p1ace an. ed tn I.be DailY j!~~~i~~1M~~~~ C~~e~ 496 ~ dividual In bnch aru. ~end Minion Vie· tho Job )"OU wut " not •TotLet ~afflJa~n~c:~~~•c ~i13gst!'42sas:owttr' PUotWanlAdJ!Caltnow Diego r-·rwv to All t'ia, FOUN o Slamea Regardtesa of eic· 1;)~0:oro are., call thett1oum11htcomktw ·ft...,.___• .... _..._.. y....... •-· =r= · · -642·l678. DOrth to Wt!bell3 s~ad) l'ttulel'f'd mole, pert lt ~en~. alrtntlt r. f" ofCerln.1 your aer•ltet c•~ '""'""" Rlo9 -BR ... ' _. •• Weelcenda&AM lolPM. ll l n...-"'m ....1,. Equal()ppor. Employer _.u._ ,._ aod 1_ n ...... 1_., ' J>taeenUa A•et. A' 1 , Qw~~ 1rea. no &>e~ Clanificd ad!! H ~ f Brokers 1nvilc.'f1. ear mt1uln11 Wurin • ('~ .• ~ cn .. an "'"" .,... w .... - "' 18lbSlre l or cblld. fl 75. sn o . Have 90DMlhln• to sell? It.ems, arrulll Items or an) Savt'-moet Ontlopmtnt hlue ne11 collar . >i9·3813 IA.lbrit'anu Co . Box M . ----Wa.nled ca~. Pbiolie 142.17ao a»ma or~ Chmlljed ads do ll weU ttan. Just caJl &e5S1I. -'i81 2340 or a f'l. 6, 493· 7687 Sllnla Ami Heights. Day~ OhM> 4MOI CualtJtd Ads &U·ll'll ..:5'2.::..:·.5&'78:.:...:..:;__==..;;;:;=;;:- ,,. I 11· , . I ' # ' .. DB DAIL y PIL.Ol Sunday, December 14, 1975 ~dd 1t ... Bu1ld 1t .. Diaper 1t...Hammer 1t... Car pe t 1t...Cement it ... Wire i t...Hoe 1t ... Clean it ... M ove "'' .Press 1t...Pa1nt it. .. Nai l it. Plac;ter 1t. .. F1x it.. SERVICE T•~• •• 7' r . -~ DIRECTORY Plumb 1t ... Pa1ch 1t. •. P1pe it. .. R emod~I it .. • Roof it ... Landscape it... Tile it ... Trim it •.. Sew It, .. H aul it ... Add it. .. Plcmt it ... Alter It. .. Learn tt .. ~·~.~~~.~':!1!~ ...... ~~!.~~:!~~ ........ ~~~.~ .............. ~~~~~:~~~! ..... .!~'!'!!!~!~~!~? •........ ~:!':? .•.....•...•.•.. ~~~!~~.~~~~! ..... ~~~ .............. ~:':!!'!'! ••••.••••••.•.. Af'PLIANCfo' tH:PAIH Shjm111>0 ~ st, ... rn <11•.iu EL~CTH l <.'J/\N Sm.ill Hl""f1Cm:>1hlt.• sun \.,tilt>~ Want a ttEALCLfo:AN Movin~/ll 11ulin1t Slud~nl l'nJ>{'r hanglnic Topquull PlumblnCJ REPAIR~·ALLTYl•I-:~ $10 Sen1n• Call 111.: Color bni.:htl•n1•r,, 1ob:., mainl n·p.1m .. 2:? Idaho n1uplt• "'1th rl' llOL'Sf':'' C:ill Clui.:ham wllarf!t' trul·k. Heu!I ty .. "ork fo'r~ ('Ill. <.:all Rc.is, lfct•t•:.ls. h1 (714l5·HlU2:! wht 1·.irph 10 rn10 yr..c).prF233lOH ~145:!03 fcren n·s ln!lk11q: for <;ir1 f'rt.'t't'sts6455l23 Rarry5489723 839·5779 Oouj!e\'es.645·4727 Speclaffsts \\'altK3()~10l0.1n)lll1h· ------bkat•h l'll·an h\• 1 rn. din house or t><Htt to''' wh1ll' --------Wat h l d · BobysittincJ rm & hall Sl5 ""~ rm GClr'd.ning "~lhn~ for u"n h11;it to l\J\1'11ARINf;'SWJllTE MOV ING'' Lel 2 ex11r P aint your h1)use in· posu~r ctr~\~~er~.;uce~~ S.wln9 Alterations •••• • • •••••••• • •••• • ••• S7 50. roui·h $10. 1 hair SS ••••••• •• ••• ••••••••••• t~ bwll 1;75 W25 GLOV t: CLEAN ING incn mo' t' you Hcasona side/out. Free estimate t'Oppe~ repi~~ Doy & ••••••••••• ••• • •••••••• l\,.,,r 11:.r,)(•r Sc hi. (' \I (;u.1r 1'11"' pd odor l'q.1t ~X"r Hnwu11;.in C atdt'nl•r l' I •t • 11 • .. 64(}.8080, 5pm to 7p~ ~~.~:,.~Id:;. 833 3944 & 847~ 72.44 niRht service. We take Do you want) our .:ood old ~\111 PT for d11l<lrt·n :l H it•µau I'> vr-. i•xpr l>o ,, omt> t t t nH m.1111 .,..,., .,..., A l Msl Charae L' 3()()9411 dress to look bcth•r thun ,rs Call Shirl 642 \l:!ml i.. • 11 H f Y1t. C'lvanu1>S & llauhng lt•nan<'l' i:onerdt• •HOUSECLEANING• purlmcnt <' can1ni.:. r , ' " · 1e fi-l" 1501 112 3PM ) ~~1 :1101 111 Y :.t• l' ' _!nm & prune &$6·467.!'._ m.l'mll ~ th•.1:. i''rl'c c-.t · llv rehab le C'oupll' Good Movmi.: hauling cleanups painting, repairs. 1''asl JUST PLUMBING ~ nt•w t~t· .. · - -----64~ o7hl H1•fcrenc<.•s 536·771 I Best Hutes·Frt•c Est:. reasonJble 646 705{) •CALL642·4ll l • Tiie Cnr..-nter .• 1, *ROTOTILLING * --------F.xprch :.tndts 847·2126 . ----••••••••••••••••••••••• -,..-l" ~t'F.T l.AYl N(; lh-<1s nitc•s 751.5250 HOLIDAY CLEANING - ----Custom Pamt/Wallpq(.)('r . . , • . , ••••••••••••••••••••••• ANUH.,;1•A1R -Hauf' t<'urrushownequ1pment. Movini.: hu ulini.: 1ng. Paint intr $20 rm Plumber Repair. install C1'.ltJ\MJC 1 ILE . Nt·~ & \ddillon ..... Rl·modl'hnl! (' i\ 1'.!~t·,G12·2070 Lawn & ~ardt·n~a1~ •••• :~,•••••••••••••••• Qual work. Ph:548 1061 eronom1e~I/ dependabll: ext $249 av r g 3br. service Line-.. repipc. G. remdl Jo'n•t'.':~~ ~ml Joh~ ' 1'.·11111 :.· l'unt>liu.: Top Job <:ostaMe:.uon· •llAlJLl ~G • ------s tudent!>. 640·1749 / 968-7452 ·• Gidley 6-129315 welC'ome53ti·:bt26;_ ( atnnt•t:; t'lt' 4!1:! !>7:m or Cement Conc~te Iv 5411 8422 • . 'U , b your House ready for 644·2.369 -• T 5 -· 750-91tiOJutkorJohn. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · Y/\H IH.Ll·,/\N l tht· llolida\·s'! Havt• re -· Plast..-R•pair DRAINCLF.ANEDSG 50 ~ ~rv1ce • ' -t.i-:0"11T1': <'ONCRETI-: ••55t>Ol-~7 •• __ hjhl"' fam· clean it for ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eves,wkndssamepn ce •••••••••••••··~··••••• HEl\IOOEl.llllLD ST!I M P I NC' Cch Genet-olServices L· t l>•I' h ·ulnu vou Her557·1417 Pa't' p ,; v..:nv NEAT PATCH Guur 558-7380Removnls. limbin~. lop SP1'_x:_oN 1.N~u 1_.AT1': lilt";tont', brit•k & ~dt• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ras l l\tr)'. a • ... . ..~~.~-~ •• ~~.:~••••• J OBS & RESTUCCO ' P 1 n g, I• r u" In.:. R f..r s. Ll_l . &15 343!.l fl.tl1ru;, t'te &Ill 4319. I DO IT ALL! m11v1ng & i:tn .ups. $7 up Landscaping PETERS PAINTING 1-'rec t•sl. 893·1439. DRAl..-S CLEARED f1R EWOOD S75 t•ord /· --i'h•t• est 11-ll l.>9.!_ __ ••••• •••••••••••• •••••• --$5 d l' I. Ii c / l> <> 11 cl Ii n :-. n'STOM Ci\Hl'E"lTRV roleC'trtcal. Plumh1nr. Jnt/Ext·Heas Rates 642.262.1. l'al1t>:. n•modl'l & addi Decking 61 SS Ne· Rt•.1s r:ites &12 -1957 HauhnJ? ;111' thing. i.:ur ,igc Compl Sv:.·Desi~ns. CaJI Gene al 552-0458 Maln Lines S 15 -_ - lions 549 1159 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --dt•anup. Ht'liahlc fa:.t Sod, :.prklrs. masonry, -------PATCH PLASTERING Anytlm--Anyplace Ornamenlal l'run1n~. n· II J\N I) Y M J\ N II om es & st•rv1t'<' ~lli:J fi152 waterfalls f·ord Lnscp Prof. Painter. Int. & l'.:xt ••ALL TY PJ-:S• * .. -Balconies Walkways "'" "' 540 1687 rnovals, rds furn. l11srd HllOM c.1dd1t1011s, i:?ar ,, Apls. Con,t1t•nl1ous ---962·7817 Qual \\-Ork & reas. fo'rcc r1 ee1-.sl 540·6825 • ;1 )!es. pa llo l'O ,. l' r & Leak1'1g Pr~hlem~. craftsman 645 655R Sunny ~ .Jtor " 'ets Trl'l' -est. 751 0684/548 2759 P1 .;i,· ---Ford La" d s <:a IJ in~ , ,1 binl'ls. !'It r . Kern Det·oratne Wull'rproof ---tnm & rpmo,;i.I. fcnt:<'S, Masonry ------u •n«J 10•1; OFl:-~w/this Ad 962 7_81_7_. _____ _ '>-l? 711..1 Coatini.:s over Living Masonry work. earpen· hl<lgs t•ll' n•r11oved. gar ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• PAPER/PAINT-20 y r s ••••••••••••••••••••••• Any plumbin~. waler area:.. ·i YRSGu,1ranlt:l· II'). painting. iten'I han-C'l<'anup Fn•t• p1l'kup WILLIAMS &SONS expr. Need work. Save SS MARV'S PLUMBING serv1C't, leaks, bathroom The fastest draw in th<' Applied Systems dyman. Pul l\teN<1lly furn/apphan<'l's. llohday Masonry, UriC'k /Block no wait. Sal1i;f;H·tinn • 646-9807 • e n c l osure~. R e as West. a Daily Pilot WantAds _Cull642·567f !il'ZM;lli-1:! _ <:H:ll72~i tfi51 ~-80X5 _:Schvmes.557_2005 __ &.Stonc.Ca.!!_.581 78~ guar._Free~968·~ _NO JO~SMALL 832-2468 Classified Ad 642-5678 Hefp Wanted 7100 Hflp W a.tH 7 I 00 Hetp Wanted 7 I 00 Hefp Wanted 7100 Help Wanted 71 00 Help Wanted 71 00 Help Wanted 7100 Help Wanted 7100 Help Wanted 71 00 ·······················i······················· ..........•.•••.•......•............•......... ········•······•••·······•··········•••······· ...••..•••••..••..•...•....•.••..••••••....•••.•••••.•.....•••.•..... COCO'S LOC)\lna Hills I fas Openings For DAY BUSBOY /\nrl COOKS ,\pp!\ In Pt rs on :\Ion lhru f'n 3·5pm ::4001 Avt• ell• L• C'.1rlota L.1guna l111ls LftUal Oppor Employcr Ell•C'trnn1 rs TECHNICIANS MSJ, lhl' kadl·r m f1t>ld data t•nlr>. has 1m mediate openmi.:i; for ex penenred d1gitJI lcchni t•1ans. Thec;e pnsition~ rrquirc al ka:.t nnc \ l'ar PX l>t'rll'lltl' working \\Ith l'Ompult r rl'IJtcd pm duM:-.. JUNIOR SALESMAN · 10 To 15 Years Old Earn $20·$40 per week working after school & Saturdays. Huntington Beach & Fountain Valley areas only. Leave name, address & phone number on tape recorder. Call 536·4298. Motor Route Deliveries We have openings for delivery of newspapers to carriers and racks in F.l Toro and Mission Vi ejo. Phone 642 -4321, . ask for Mr. Seeley HEAL 1':.«:;TATE SALES Are you ready for a f~n­ taslic 1976? We are with offices in Orange. Tustin, Huntington Beach, & Costa Mesa. Uon'l settle for less--.-85'/r. t•omm1~sion paid t o salespeople for sales & listings. We're interesled in you! Ca ll Phil GibihsC"o al549 95 11 1 o o I\ ..: ' p . l' o u n t n 1 Help Wanted 71 00 Help Wanted 7 I 00 -- l'ook mall'nrft·m.ilef<>·r We <>fft.'r t•·u·dlt'nt HelpWanted 7100 HelpWanted 7100•• .. ••••••••••••• ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------- pr1 ,,1tl' eluh. ('all l>t>nef1t:.. pkasanl \\Ork •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MASSAGETECH. Park i n g Attendan t s . HealEslaleSall''i .•. .r. '.!!~lei aft lOam. Tues 1 ing C'rl\ ironmt•nt and p itimt' night!>. Nl'al GALAXY REALTY \\,•ti & Thur:; growth<c!lJ)~rr·t,\1\1~!;1es . lloust'keep('r 'Cook for (2) •Le9al Typist $600 TRAINEE Over lK. Calif. liC'. $2.25 Prestigious location --PERS ':\Fl OF:PT pcopl~. Li\ c ·•n. J'\·t <>per;.tll• !\laJ,! Card 11 ''nun£. lady (lR 28) for per hr. Aµply Bobby Strong sules support COUNTER HELP •, . o . . • . room & ba M2·9fJ06. Xlnt sp('lhn)! & punetua· 1 .. ~1l1mal<' full lime po~1 l\kGee's. 353 E Coast IJ igh <'omm1ss1ons. C<tll t· t11lll' Oavs lH &. 1n r -----t1on .,SlronJ.! typrng skills lion No t•>.p. ncC'. We l(wy, NB. Mon thru Fri Vie Stuart 901 Uover Ur, \t•Ph bl't~n :! & 5pm MSI HOUSJ<:WIVES ''anted lo l\1 a kt' t h• s Your M·nd to Sl'hool. t'arn bt.>twn2·5pm. Suilcl30,NewporlBch ' ~' h s. Oel T ,1 n>. 115;, work for t· I l' <t n In I! Chnslm.ts prc·senl t•.ir '' 111 le you lt•t1 rn J\ pply m 64 5-31 I I l\.1kt·r. CoslJ l\li·-..1 M.•n ice. Part time. Call Iv ' Call Control C.1nn rwrson anv Jflernoon or PART-T1ml' e\-es & Sal --DATA JaniC'e's Rag1:edy Anns. t:mployml·nt J\gcnt')'. t'\t". 2112 H arbor, Co:,,la A~I. Pref'd for students. _____ .... ___ _ COL NTER 11 1-~LP CORPORATION 6?5·6S53 556·8505 J\h•:.a inside work, gua ranteed 21 & (h·i·r 340 Fische r Ave - -----"-a~e. Call Al. 5-12 9013. l>l·lanl'YS Kt•llleof Fish llousl'kl•eper lo h\t' in \1 0Dt-:LS·M1\SSf:tlSES ------ti753115~la<' CostaMesa ~~addle as:c woman JLIVF.l:": C.1n• of (•ldl•rl) r'•J!Url' Models. K<>t'orts p~rfect __ (7141 549-6125 L11{hl hspki;!. t'are nf 2 \\Oman. Lilt' hoUSl'\\lll'k. m•cdl•d. Top monl'y. New Custom Drapery hoys10&12 6756680 Room . hoard . small studio 631-:lllll Workin9 \\11rk Call6-12-617 f:qual Opporlun1l\ ~~ sal.ir~ &l:! i tll_ - -Hours R.E. MANAGER Salarv + O'erride !l Yrs l''xper nt•c. Hes. apt, cit . Active ll!e w1•ll localed ofc . tn'llll rics in t:nnfidcnce, call 6311-7529 Pc•hH'r) man. "''t'r 2~r. Employer :'II i F J.E. Mfg lfydrau St HK I 9-2:30pm or 3 :30·9pm 1'1ml':. route. Costa ~J es; lnsp Med-Plastics 5'.liOO LOAN MOLD PRESS Earn S4 hr pullin~ your ---------- .11Ta No COiiett Must F.il'lor~ \\ork l.11l' Trim Cost J\t'C'lClk mfg sr.oo PROCESSORS I OPERATOR 11t•rsonahly to work. All Respiratory h ;1\1' d<.•pend. c·ar jm1ng, assc·mhl) t:lt· Rcr<'Pl 1GOfr toS700 Do'-'nt·~Sa\lnj:!s&J.nan workdont·fromourne\\ r~llil:.127 F lime for "'·oman w;111,l Secrctarv1C'PA toS750 has 1mmedi..ile opt•nings Irvine oft'. You must 1ni? to suppll'mt>nt 111 Irvint' Pcrsonm•l Agl'ncy 10 Orani::l' t:ounl) for To operatl' transfer & 10 posst•ss a pll'asanl clear Therapist llt•nt .ti A..,st. p.i rt t 1 mt" roml' C:11eKI "'nrk me mn 488 E 17th. Cn:>lu :'II csa t·onH•nllnn a 1 Ina n pro ject ion mol<I cqui rmcnt \lut·c & a «Onf 1dcnt man ,1 l\I t 'IH'nt•nn·d. Call Dr us . i\flplv in Pt'r:.on !l 1 Su1tP2:!4 l;.t2 1170 n·ssor:.. ~1 11..,t h:t\t' l'X· for fubneating sm<ill ncr Perfect for students h;~/ e~~e~~~:· bli~~~ \\t·ini·r ;11 H'17·1l50J \\kthl\s 18:!75 Mt B;ikh ~~~ rwr 111 prot•cssmg from prrc•iswn s witrh eompo· & housewives. No actual J:!<•ses. ICU & f.!t'm•rnl ·11o.:nl.1IAss1st.pit1m_l'_E_x l'r.F.\',tlk·~ . dvcuml'nls throughlund nrnls Sm.ill shop. Will sl•ll1ng involvt><l f'or rcsp1ratnry ean• Sul;iry 1 mg. train more info 833·8098 bet\\ n t·ommen!>uratc.' w /tram 1•.111tl1•c duty clt'ntal as F Cho Bookkeeper INSPECTORS 9 5 "''t ~ plaque control in "2 l'onlatl Personnel Uepl STACOSWITCH, INC . am·. pm___ ing & rxrer. Contact Mr. (' llea\v /\/R & A !P 5490902 c - - -llam1"ltc1n. Costa Mesa :-trwtor. hairs1d,• C"< Dutil'' andud(.• p R & n· · . ll:W Baker . r>sla Mesa PIZZA MAN wanted, full '"' Xr:iy lie n·q·d. Xlnl lated n •ports. GI.. thru EqualOppor f,mployC'r 549-3041 or part tame. No cxper Memoria l llospital , 11ppor Salnpen.842-66:-11 L· s 1 Wear(' a growing eler· ----f.nual0pp£mplo.vm/f J\pph.· 3024 2 Cro\\n 642·2734.EOE. ----,-"· our C'<Jmpan) troniC's rompany locatt•d L S " ----------11L'\'I \I. ASSISTANT. hasecl in N.R. Ca ll (;lo. near th<' Orange Count\· ~an ecretary $650 __ _ ___ V,1ll ey Pkwy, L ag ---- 11nh111lnnt1r <'hairsidt· 711 &12 H>-15 _ Airport OpC'nin~:. • ur Strong secretarial ~k1l!s 1\1 ol cl l\I an aj?c m t:nl . Nigu~------RESTAlJIRANT·PJZZA '''"1x1rl 1 '~ d<.l\'>/"k l·l.l l.LORP,\RTTD!f: r enlly exis t for,., R<rnkloanexrwr .. prcfd \l ~iturctoupleto \\Ork& PLANTSALESMA..,. /'iowinterviewingfor full Or lhn c·qt(•r rl''l.d Wurk \\ ll\t• planh p1•m•nrrd t•let'lronll' In Fantast1t: bl·neftt". /\d· l1vl' in !>mall motel & St'lling from van for & p1t1ml' j?en'l help for •"l:!:..'fi:?fi Kno"'h'd"1·alilt'. CJr 'iJCt'tori-. ':ant•1•rnentyotl'nt1al un 1:1ke OH'r managt>rnent wholesale Nurser.v . loeullon near 0.C. ,.. 11 m1led l ill Cont rnl . b Airport. Neat appear. & nt-::\'T\l.ASSISTANT ne<e<;s,1r) li41 140!1'.I . . • ' in ov. ner' a S{'nce Established routes. 20« '~1lling lo work Cast on --Outll'S involve IO·Prt1Cl''S t art·t.·r r~m_ploymt•nt \dull-., no pt•ts t\pt + l'<1mm1ss1on. 493-7877 l'' penPnl'l'rl C'hairs1dt' ----------mspcl'lion of cleetron1t· Agent) .~56·8505 :-.<•I.tr). Apply 10 iwr..,on, _ _ _ feel rcq'd 21 or ovr. App o1nrl l''flt•n enc-<'<1 front L''"' .. R \I F' .,. ~ s LES ly in J)<'rson Mon thru tit .k \ B ,,.4_9•211 <;r..~r-1 • and cll:.'ctrom<'chan1l' Hs L""-' 1·:1 Hancho l\loll'I 23·11 :--H .AL l'::->TATF .. A "" *Secretari-.s se mblles and suh • ..,.,. . • 1-:1 Camino Henl S<1n ATTENTION rri.IOam·3pm,Sgt.Pcp· ;issemblJes. These pos 1 f t1ml'. PM shift <. u1 Clt•mcnll'. LICENSED. pcroni's Pizza Store. 2300 •Typists tions require at lea't l rent Cahf. Ile. i\ppl),1 -----t;Nl.ICENSEI>, S f;. Bristol, Santa Ana \t f:<.:llAMC\L •KeypunchOprs \'t'ars previous cit•< P :1 r k S 11per111 rlNL'RSES GETTllERJ<:n lights. (next door t o '1u'l l•t' ahle lo lav nut trun1t· 1n~pct:l1on ,., '·' t'<I 11 .h <: J rt'. 14 1 5 RN'S-LVN'S CARP ET M<'Donalds) 11111 tl1·s11?n small in •PBX Oprs (X'nenc<' :->u P " ri or Av l'. X B Ai ... -s Orde rli·es TREATM F.NT! - tr H • .i.• mt•t•han1..,ms surh N EJ<:UED r-;ow~ CONTACT 1•12 2110 _ __ _ ~ \\'c tra in you l o sell DESIGNER TAILORESS We have a position open for an ex· penenced tailoress to work part·time a longs ide the greatest master tailor to be found anywhere in the GREATEST STORE to be foWld anywhere. Our slore is located in Newport Beach & the tailor s hop is on the 2nd floor of the stor e in a large air conditioned room with all new e quipment. We also have the best sales staff, selling to the nicest customers & if you would like to · have the opportunity to join our team ... P lease send a brief resume to: The Daily Pilot, P. 0. lox 1560, Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626. ctassified ad no. 60 I. We w11 contact you for an lnteniew. Help Wanted 7100 Help Wanted 71 00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SECRETARIES Immt'<iinte openings for individuals with con stru<'lion, plannins:t 111 property management expt.•rience. Must be abll' to work well \\1lh sevcr<1I people-. Excellent l) ping. TECHNICIANS Senior Technician sh .&.d1claphonc skills re· with at least two years• qwrl'd. • i h b 'd Call 644-3389 9/\M·NOON THE IRVINE CO. 550 Newport Ctr Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppor. Employer expenence n y n s, CMOS. testing, failure analysis, and environ- mental testin9. Two years' formal technical trainin9 desired. Responsibilities in- ----------elude evaluating SECRET ARY hf!->rid watch "!odules, T N t h XI .t l . t failure analysis, and op o c . n yp1s . -• t• tud Sh. Use transcribing evllllua ion s y pro- maC'hine. Xlnt benefits. <Jram. Equal Opp Employer Salary S550-S600 mo. Call Please send resum~ Mrs. Ba ker, 833·9550 nd 1 h' t --a sa ary 1s ory or SECRETARY apply in person: Exceptional secretarial Mi croel e ctr on i cs opportunity, energetic. Products Division, 500 self starter, multi S r esponsibility. Laguna uperior Ave •• Beach. 497-1795 Newport Beach. CA Security Guards P a rt liml' g raveyard Armed post. Over 21. 92663 Irvine Arca. 551·4054 ------~----r---------·-·--···-, I" lmkaj?es. j!l'a r s & Tt•mpoTem 1>0r~lr\ lit Ip PERSONNJ.;L DEPT Wl' havr lots of hospitnl homes with an accclerat · RN 'im., perform th•· li802ShP.irklnin\.' LVN-TopWages staff rdil'f work .nail edcoursclhatslartsim· Service Sta. At~encla nt,: HUGHES : n1 C'P's:irv C'akulat111n:. Cali 5.W-t455 Bay .. 1e\\ Conv. llosp1lal All :.hifls. All days All mediall'ly. Jf you are in · CCU/ICU p/t1me. Exper d only ' • t 1r fnret•< accPleration, ---------•! MSI 2055Thunn.Ci\1 <.ir <·as .. Join •1 pro-· b FUii & p/llmc. 3·11:30 & Avail eves & wknds. • • J --r-11114·.1 3""5 fess1onal nurs-1n" s"r vi"e lt>rl'slcd in earnini: ig 11 7·30 sh1'fts Contact N "'~--------------·---' r11·1lY & !'>l ressc... ..a w . ..... ,. ' ' f th . l rl . . . ca t appear. & 11lJGH[S AIRCAHT COM .. ANY · Cl'nerul Offln" a<•counl.. -- - -&. \\nrk thl' davs. hours & money rom c.: s a · Mrs. Jensen. 642·2734 , ha d · I ..,\IF. JHl'fnrNI hut r"<'n1·\·able. in,01c111" DATA \lananement ,·1rna.scJf.,our•:hn1l'" J:!tl ind1\1dual11cd free C t •t . I n wnting. Apply AM. Equal Opportunity "1111\alt•nt exp1•rirn1·r "·-• ,.. ' ' ' t · · th b os P •• emo r1 a 2590NewpartBlvd CM "ill ht• tnnsi<lt>n•d ~i·n<I l.umhl'r Pxpt>r m;1n CORPORATION Pf;OPLfo:Pr:RSO"ll Brent\\11(l{fNursl'S r:unmgon eJo in one llospit al. 301 Victoria, -------· -M FEmployer d,1torv Sal.:ir.v opt-n F.:w<:. looking for p.1rt He"1str,v of many lop offices local· CM L · OE Service S t ation Altcn .l•---------1 ... 11me tnC'luding sal.1n ,. ,..a th lo 1 c · · "'· · " 111 t1tr> lo AD :;!lgl lo 11,11 'WO-m10 340 Fischer Ave time busint•ss as:.01·1Jlt• 4~Campus Dr. nn560 •1u ru11°uf rfangthe oudn ----------1 dant, exper'd. Day &,-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-;;;. I l'1lot. PO Bo' 15fi0 -----Costa Mesa, Co in wholes<lle s uppl1t•s !\'t''-'J>Ort lkh 516 1505 '" ca or ur er l' Eves. Full & p /lime. t\p ,. !:1rl \\anted for A11rl11i nu s In(' s s f \J 1 I,. -----tails. Arlene, '714 ) ply. Shell Station. 17th & Technicians I o<.la Ml'sa.Ca.!J21iZ!i rassetlc loading & relat 17141549-6125 c:ipilalizC'd Jntt:'r\'lcw'Nurs1ng Allendant. ex· H-~·8742 lrvinl',NB. t·d as .. emhlv \\t1rk. 1-x 6732223 Pl'rl<'nC'<'rl. Bayview RN ---------DRIVERS WANTED Must be 25or0\1•r J\pply In Pt'rson Yellow Cab 11251 Slater.\ q •nu1• J-'ountam Valll'Y "' na1J11c. experH·n1·1,d \ ..1chl salesman \\ .1nll'fl D:ivid L Parker, Ya1·ht Sale!i. 631 1811 F.arn $200 mo p time F\lller Rrus h Sail's. local area. Bill. 961:1 R:r78 ElectromC' Assemblers CORE RE-WORK OPERATOR l\11n1mum or 6 months('>. (lencnce in miniaturl' as .. embly work with miC'rosrope prcfc-rrert GC'>t'>d finger df'xterity CiM>d v ision <contacts ok) If y<>u ha vc t ht' 3 ooH• <iuahfi<'at1ons and ure a _.:ood r e liable worker. plcoise apply In prrson. STANDARD MEMORIES, INC. An Applied Mainetlcs Corp. 2221 So\lth Anne St Santa An•, QJ 92104 ,_,. Equal Opportunit y Emptoye-r M tF per prefcrr-ed <:all In F.qualOpportunity -Conv. llospital 2055 HEAL ESTATE SALES Emerqency ShocSalespersonypftime tt>rnal1onal J\ud11 EmployerM /l" I•---------ThunnAvC',CM6423505 J P /time. llf>M.7 :30AM. J oseph Magn1n , So. 556·1787 ----------------MANUFACTURING •Outfront --ss_s_o oin #1 Xlnt working eonds. CoastPlaza,549·9790. JANITORS Are you lo<>kmg for a Tarbell.Realtors E .0 .F.. Con ta ct D . SHOF:SALES llclp \\<mled p t1ml' <1,rys night & graveyard shirt.., .Jack In The Uox. 1205 Hakc•r C' M llOSP!T/\L Expc>r 'd only. 3.4 llrs ENGINEER C'h:inJ!P no~ hcforc> thl' •Free 15 day training RoaC'he , R.N Cos ta Wehavcanopenin~rora ni0 ht. 5 Da''S wk. MalP. •71·1 Joh ru.L h? Thi.~ 1.., lh" course Me s a M t' m <> r i 3 I part time, expcri<'nced ,.. " ~lust he ahlC' to Like " ~ " ' JI ·1 1 642 27"• fem or epls. In me arcCJ !Im a 1 1 l' 1 eel r 0 uh·al silualion! Pt•ople •Cadillac car program ospi a· · ..... shoe·salcs person. Apply Call ~lwn 2pm & 5pm. mechanical ac;semhhes ronlnC't all day Good •llawa1i, A<'apulco trips ___ -------in person. Ask for Mr. Mon-l-'n .,7527292 fromdl'signintopro<lur phone p<"rsonality a •1st place-sales in 1 __________ 1 cannon.Hemphi11Shoes, -----must' ('al l "i·ntrol Orange County 54 Fashion Js l..ind . N.B. JA...a•'TOR t1on. prov1d1ng for '-' RN'S WARD "• manufaC'ture nhll•tY C:irt'er F:mploymcnl •Isl pla<'e·liSlings taken 644-4223 Part-time v ~ \epnf, i 5~-H505 in OranJ,!c County ----------Pj?rt•t•u eni:?mt.•t•r 1'1 {' -•lsl plaee hi;tinfl:. ~old in lFull-TimeJ Sr. Clk Typid S700 SECRETARY 20hrsperweek ferrl'<l. OrangeCounty Mcd Surg. 11·7·30 s hift. F ee Paid . L o t s of I' Daytime \\Ork .ncludes ... OTICE •Isl plareadvertising in Jo;x p e r . aeute ca r e respon s ibility. Self n-.pital cxpcr necrc;s weekends Call for 1n Reply To " ho t I I 1· II t L· ti ., 11 30 sh.fl how Daily .. 110t Class· California sp1 a on y. o,xce en starte r to complete ly r mt• ··-. I lcrview. Tue 12 Noon lo Classified ad no 605 r ... _ f' c l •1 k p 1ltml· 11· 7. :lo shift. Con· 1 :30 PM a fwd ads dis piny their •1st plaC<'·advertislng in •1':ne its. on act c·'' r s ta e over this oCCiC'e. l:t<1 Mr-. .Jrnsrn. Costa 644_5404 c o Daily Pilot messagt's with legibility the U.S A Jensen. f,42-2734 , O!ita Strong skills. Also rec DIGITAL TECHNICIANS Experiencotl in test and troubleshooting of digital c ire ui t ry necessary. &tup and lest memory modules, timmg and con· tro t assemblies and module enclosures. Good workin~ conditio ns. Liberal frinitcs• and com pclllive mks with grow- ing compult.•r orie nted firm. Send resume or up ply: M e c; ,1 M I:.' m 0 r 1 11 1 _ _ _ • PO Box I 560 and impart ? Our ads. we •Isl plarc winner RELO M es a M e mo r I a I jobs. Call Control Career Jlnsr1t.al, 6•12 2734. :JOI I.:idywhoneedsSSOOmn& CostaMesaCa92626 arc• proud to say. really Home Buyer's Contest llospital. 301 Vict or ia Employm e nt J\gcnC'y, Standard Vwtoriu.t' M. E 0 E up .. Sulesorienlcd Phonl' Equal Oppor l'.:mplovcr gel resu l ts . Phone If unlicc>nscd. lc>t us as C.M EOE. ~8505. HOSTESSES & Hostess Trainees Apply In Perc;on Colony K1tchrn 27142 Ortc~a Hwy San Juan Capistrano S<-e Manager HOSTESS "LUNCH" Mus t he charmi n ~. punMual and have out l(Oing per sonalit y Restaurant backgroond not ne<>. ContaC't Pa ulus. art. 5 30 pm d ally AJRPORT ER I NN HOTEL. M arArthu r Bh·d. NB. HOTEL PIX OPR 3 11 PM. Shift C'ontnC't . Mr Hann•n, Alrporter Marilyn. 968-3378 642 5678 sist you in ohtaining your 1---------·~-I SWl_T_C_H_B_O_A_R_D__ Memon"es, Inc. _ ---RC'al Estute lic<'nlic. Call 8111 R SALF.S COUNSELORS REC1:.1tTIO .... IST A subsidiary or LEASING REPRESENTATIVE Stable individual with pleasant appearancl' & person ali ty to lease ;.ipartments. Sales ex peri ence & previous public contact. a must Must be willing to work weekends It have adap· table schedule. Call 644-3389 9AM·NOON THE IRVIME CO. 550 Me-wporl Ctr Dr N•-.porthach Equal Oppor Employer Hetp Wanted 71 OOHelp Wanted 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANAGERS & ASSISTANT MANAGERS Hamburger Hamlets Due to our present r apid extension program. we a re seeking energetic people who wish to progress quickly. If you prove to be stable & dedkated & possess the ability to lead & motivate people, your futlire is with us. Managentent ex pe rience is desirable. )>ut not n ecessary . Excellent salary. Company paid benefits. ory 1-'or Newspaper Promo roT " 842-6691 tion. Must en1·oy workin" We ll t.•stab'I a uto de· APPLIED ,. I h' I C t M · MAGNETICS CORP with younn ""Opie 10 tn a crs 1p n os a csa 1s " .. ~ look I f 'd 2221 S. Anne Street 14 '-'ears of a"e. Reliable n g o r ex p e r . " " matu II d Sanla /\na,Ca92704 transportation required. re, we ·groome Excelle nt part·time posi· individual to operate tion. High pay for 2 3 heavy console board & Equal Opportunity hours each evening, half greet flublic. Basic book· t:mployt•r M IF' da S t d a C II keeping & typing req 'd I~·-·--~~~-----· Y ~a u r y. 3 Xlnt co benl'f1ts. Call RF.AL ESTATE 642·8102 for interview OPPORTUNITY before 6:00 Mrs. Ca mt'ron. 979-2500. Well located R r: office. ISCHOOI-. _D_U_S_O_R_l_V-~-R-S ,_ _______ _ Opening for ~ licensed W'll , ood d . . TECHN salepeoplc . Your own 1 train, g nvmg ICIAN desk a nd phone. 18 Years reC'ord a mu8t. Xlnt job in same location . Ca ll for r o r .h o u s c w I r es . Quality Axsuruncc Interview. W. E. Lachen· Ca PI s t r u no . ~a ,n ~partment myer. Reul tor /Owne r , Clemente a rea. EOf, ~erform:. lesl 1'it inllpcC· l8GO NF.WPORT BLVD. 492·3873 lion of electroni<• devires ----•& s u b ·as-.1•mb lles Cost a Mull. 646-3928, SE AM S TR F; S s f o r Repair & <':thbration of eves 873·4577 Sall making, no exp. nee. lesl eqi1l1>m1•nt. _ Will train right 1>er11on Call for appointment Apply in pertion ht wn l ndul'ln<1I Hf'lat1ons SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Monkt•y Import 1•1uffy <k'cult l.nwyer Pt•hhle Apply Mon lhru Fri 9AM·Noon Inn Hotel, 133,2770 ___ -------:=::=:=-----i -MoulallN,.r Cook REAL EST ATE SALES Would )OU like lj \-Oi<'o in your future? <;HAND VISTA K1'~ALTY 1!1 look 1n.: for o f1•w ftood rt'fl 1 cstato hcen3ee11. <'over· In" l h~ Sadd lf'hnc-k Vnllev boar'1 C't1ll for rtppt :1AA 1:!12 3 30 & 4 30 P m Jfi.IC8J 714 494-940 I lfole, Irvine . 557 4075 An Ofo'Jo' MY MACK Mtl'r a ltm,:: ha1r e<S youth finnlly hrokr down nnrl had the barher C'ut off h1~ hX'k~. his fr11•r11t jok1nj?IY :i ~ k e d, • · How m lll' h w1•1$tht did you lose tn thl' oJ>('rntlon.," "A twlut 13.'i pound11." thc youn11 rn:in r1•pllt"d "l f.Ol Mom CWI" MYBACK ' IF YOU POI' t petlDD· I.hf' in s•., Ill • n-rvlce &.o oC~ or d 11 w II • s 3 2S rn o ..... lo ... 11. r•·~ aG ad ..:m-:.:.;;...·t~m_. -----rn· lb• D. ·~p llol f1nd .tl&l yqu Wtinl In ·==-=·: ._. ~ lj ~Jly PtJ~'!~lflt'd<t ._·---_......,._ = • LEGAi. TYPIST ShArp mind, xlnt. lypinic 8.ICllL\ 175 wpm) nt-'-'(ffd for N<'wJlOrt CPnter faw office. Some legat s nd /or \1,1g tJ ex~nt-nce dt "1r&hl,. 644·6400 , GENERAL omcES 322 No. FootlUl Id. •T...tr Hilt Equal Oppom.ity &1tployer a <'Qu a I o pp o r tun It y JELONIC tmployt'r . Scc r~ary-ne-ed_e_d -w / ALTAIR payroll t'xpc>r 1 Person LAGUNA llACH of~ 4 hr1' per day 5 Dt1y F.qua l Oppor F.mpto .. ·er wk. 646 02A4 " The f11teJt dra'1f In Ow West .1 Dally I~ Claasmed Ad. Phone 642..w7$. " .... -11 -- ' .. .. ·-~ = . t'' I A.Mt.-a 1005 AppUc.tcH 10 I 0 DOCJs 1040 ,_,,,..._.. 1050 Mottet 1060 I Sund!y. December 14. 197$ DAILY PILOT D9 ·, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------COLLECTIBLE MltctlGMOU1 8080 MiK.UC1MOU1 8010 Piancu. & OnJa n1 8090 Wblrl.pool G11 Dryer $SO, Male hishSetter, l yr old Glau top cortee lblc . 3htll1nd f"C)ny. S yrs, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• TESTER To 1lUembfc & leet \:uthodc R ay unit& & other sub-assem bhu Need pl'nloua t>lt•ctro· rnechanlc.itl aucmbly work experience. 1-:11Lry level technician po:ot.Jon Service or t rt1d(• 21chool background helpful. Plutl'!I & Fliturinn Kenmore Elec dryer $30, i;hots. (;ti With t•h1ldren looist' Wt'~\·e drapes. mtnla, c~~~l~~.,.~100. Hummel. 8 & G. Royal GE elec dryer $25, ~.&'801RS bdrm . valet seut, offer .,..,..,__, WANTED Copenbal{en. many other Whfrlpool washing mach c s DO I l n ramoua names. 100'• to S8S.Gu.r.S46-8672. Bl•aut Lovable M1111 OOIJ.()IJ07 __ Jewelry 8070 TOP A H • ·" PAii> fo'OR YOll H be disposed of. Low Sc. hnuu.i:er AKC. Pup So'··' •1,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ri .... ,. 1704 f''rtt7.tor, upright, 16Cu " k 5.,. 4747 uu "uPlc dining room JEWt:l.RV, WATCHl-.S. P ces._,,. · l"t.G l':,u:s~·donly 4 mo pies ... "' s ,M· ..:__ M:t Six ch<ms plu~ WANTED ART ORJJ-:t·rs. G<>l.I> YESTERYEARS 640-4Qlt Bo~ton Terriers 7 wks hutdi <714)675·:>77tl TOI' CASH DOLi.All S ILV ER s.,;nvu.:1:- AK,.. 2m les $175 r · rAtl> L'Ott V<>UR FINtr: FUHN & A:"> COLLECT AILES .. '-· a · · arm Cho1l1>'1n" bl"'"" L>lnt>lle r 6'tl 6410 " '" Jt-:WELRY. WATC 'llES. TIQUJo:S. 645·2'.lOO Arldox C'lt·1·\. 1Jltul.tl11r l'U'l.l> S WJr1•h1111'u tie> 1-'kd l\111·v.nlt1 S.dl mo 111.i11u. & VC· ,\cllt•r 2lt' 17~• 'l'run1ll1 ~··111' m·Y. ...... ct Sp1 m·t'4, tlt'<i S":~ 1>111 tlil Ch" & <:1J11ll~. l'l.1~t·r.., (;u1nac h11tC'h CrutlY..01111 ~:11111 oul loc hu ... 1n1·..,:. Jk11l S:lh 7m t '4 n pt tu hu\ l\:.tY.JI, ~ t 1· 1 n \\ a > H ,1 I 11 \\ 111 , Firtwood Stock Up ('h1tkt•nni.;, Y Jmahic. $1S t·or t I ti h cl a.\:! 21iJ.I h 1 m h .1 I I W r I l / r . & ANTIQUES Auction 801 5 . S.-t16 chrs. Only 3 nlos --- 1873 Irvine Ave. Suite ••••••••••••••••••••••• AKC lni>h Seller Pups old. 642·5822 St'l Bunk ~~z v~8,{E~1~l srJ·r rUILIC AUCT ION B1kt•, I"'" 1-,pd ..,tuwr.1' "I." (ln h:wkM lhtirn~ **I BUY ** Champion lines, shots. beds, 3 mos old , xlut 1''INE FURN & AN MANYITEMSOFflNt-; look' like-llt'"'• ·dut 17 111ft:lll ·2770 12071 llrnokh111't 1,1: UquorlCosta Mesa. 1714)1·622·6280 eond.642·5822. TlQUJo:S.t14S 2200 ESTATF. JEWEi.HY Chm.tmJs J.!tft , Sltl OQt 'ISTl'll\NOllH'\IK •Cull ror appointment lndWJtrial Rtil1.tllon:1 714 494·9401 TELONIC . ALTAIR ~ -Good Used F\Jrn11ure & ---ART OBJF:CTS, AN l'orlal>ll' ~tt'll't1 1t'("1nl o.1k l 'prif.!h\ 11lh1·r,. Antiqu e 3 ·Pie cc. Appliances-Oil I will G·MO Irish Setter. $45 3cPc ~e~nGI ~SC~n~~ Beaut. dla. engagemC'nt TJQUES. FINI': 1-'llltN , pl.t~t·r. ~:-., !\ltni luk1" ;.! I-tom S.1!15 .1:11. x77:1 Hf'nalssance parlour !ll~t. Sell ror You. w /papers. Tim c for r~uc 673 9376 l I· rm~ set approx. l Cl. 14K ETI::. PHON F. 1-'0H IN Ill'. gtt·.1l tor ht•i,:111rtt•1 ~. Minl rood. Appraised MASTERS AUCTION Chri!itm1.1s.842·2758 1 n. gold appraiscd$1100sac FO. & BROCHU RI-: sis fl.1271U'1 vmaolurec. lszn· ·1 5 0 60• • 8C3a5~102fo1 rl 6 46-8686 & 833-9625 4 Poodle pups, bluck, 8 Sofa, cstm 8', Like new, S.175962·3787 645·2200_____ l\ 1 UGUNAIEACH Equal Oppor Employer N B r. Aft 6.Coll 842· I 542 wk!\ old. No papers.$8 NI uulumn print linen. Cost .l<•c Canll' t;.ihlt• •IX · l 0161 or 556·7048 an er SHOO 2 b t I Chnstmas Special 50'(· off A l>latk v111vl tullt•cl C'l1.11r~. • :1106 Donnybrook Ln. ars oo s, Turquoise !inis hed Cancelled Co!'tracl. 4!000 xlnt«ond ,150 ·l!r.1411!1'! 8pm. B1cyc lH 8020 CM. wulnut/hlk, coal $.'>.'I ca. jewdry. Findings: llishi. yd s c!lr.peting. l>t!loY. Tow T Rt JC -1916 Edison, $250. 1922 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -• ' • Maki:_orfcr. 8.13-~l. -l.tqwd Silver. Fetishes, cost. I install 547-8729 K DRIVER, c 0 pp e r w ashing Used Bikes&. Parts Buy AKC TRI MALI-: COLLIE . exper'd: G & W Tow1.ng, machine. $95. Olde sell & trade. '2488 'l'OGOOD llOMEONLY. Aotwtneenrts1801~fBurlng1·tuHreoamnye etc•. "Reduced Prices", Exclusive N. B. Tcnrw. 1000 Irvine N 8 642 1252 N S30 S36 1271 ,. Dec. 11 thru 15. at Mis· Club Membership $1200 -' · · · trunk. $15. 645-1584. 64;.;f0° rt BI • CM· -· · reasonable oHer t akes s1on Basket, 26840 Ortega 963-458l, 962·6ll5 ---------.jOak buffet $350, huge oak Dobermans-AKC r e9 -~way. 581-1143. Hwy, SJC. 493·555_1 __ TRAINEE halltree S350, schl clock Christmas Spe<."Red/wht 1·6 mos male. blk/rus t. Corner Bed Group Ladie's Longine Solid ASSEMBLERS ~. 963-6163 ~ blue i;dwk bike & un· shots & cropped. S150. 14 w /AM /FM phonograph, gold /6 daJ Cost $699. CRISIS CALL \\'ATFllBl-:f> KINt: sz U F S T (~ ti A I. I 'I' Y F IL\ I E ti... II L> U I) t.lfi 1:r.10 lw.1111" l-'.qlll pnwnl Gout! Co11d1t1011 sa.. t1t101 , P:ACKAGERS Rnd. Oak Tabie. 4 leaves ~~~j both Ilk~ nu rr:.os 0Ld r ~d r~m~~e . stereo; CofCee Table, Uestoffer.&12 _58_2_2_. __ t.xpenenced Assemblers SJBS, New Haven Clock · · " ots ' eroppe • . nl Arm chair & Lamp xlnt A single touch of lh1• hut ton on a 1 ounce pendant transmitter aulomatacal Fir~wood St ock Up ly phontis pol1 c·c. S75rnfd cld61"'.!li~I CHRISTMAS GIFT? Wu r I l l t 1· 1 E h n o y Sp11H'llt• 01 >!an. 1.•·~ht• :->1w.1k1·r \mp SKOO or t ratlt• lur Sp1nt•lt1• 1'1anu ht:' h.l!IJ .tlt1·1 -, p \1 l1.1rn111t1111I Sf'llll'I oq!:1 II l' 100 l't•rl urnu Sa1 . ~~15 1,. .l·Ct. Ill l\101hJll H,tl1\ <1r.1nclt ~!!1111, I' l' S5i 3.'l'll fi-14 ·5910 Tempo Temporary t-.lelp •""', PresLed Oak Cane New Schwinn 3-wltccl ~ho~ qua I, Champion cond. S250. Call aft 6PM 17802Sk P kl ......, 0 Manem .Berg hne, $2()() 640-7644 Y ar rvme Rocker $60. Sewing bicycle with large carry Will hold till Chrislmai:. ----- FOR XMAS Genuine Amber jewelry. Nct•klare,S35. Pen- dant.SIS. 646-3680. paramedics, rire clepl • s · G d 8094 your doctor rel:lltH•::. Wrought Iron llool..1.1 ... 1• port1n9 oo s Call 540-4455 Rocker $25. Oak Fern ing ba::.ket on reur Sl50 4~-4325 Bentwood rocker, $75. ----~----1 Tbl $35. We deliver 645-2650 ----------1 After6pm. TR •1...iEE 494-5378 '?ooctlH R P e ople'" 642-2539. "' " · Schwinn Stingray, boy's /\ Id ' r Id · I Puppies 546·2848 ---•••••• ••••••• •••••••••• t. •.o 1c instal good Mahog uroplcaf table, Motocross gr-.!at s hape, • . -.--Goraqe Sal~ 8055 Club ch. $.15. Sauna cab. <1nvmg & work habits Duncan Phyfe legs, 4 S45. 673-8735 f e m ale M 1x0 d T 0 rr1"rs " '" ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• $50. Wrouaht iron furn, S2.75start chairs, rosebud can•ing --------8wrl'ksold. " 642·5267 in back. s175_642.5216 Peugeot PA 10, $150, hard M 2·G8lS PUBLIC A UCTION $55. 557·9359. ____ 1 ly u sed, with ac ----MANY ITEMS OF' FINE Bookcase Runk Beds ---------•ILlghl Oak rerectory table _c_e_ss_o_n_·e_s..;..,_67_5_·7_2_1_1 ___ , ESTATF. .JF.WELRY, (' 1 t $80 D 1 f ------ Misutlaneous 8080 ne1~hbors etc. Lt•ast• o; t:i' t.111 " 2 r1111 11·11~·1 h ·~····· ••• ····•:••••••• purchase l ire savin.: Y.r~l iron c.loor:. SIOO o.11nn1 \\:i11•r Ski, OCY. system NOW. Wherc\'er 1~12 11:\.15 b t ' It~ an k , w _1· 11 s t om You are on your pro""r l11nd1n~ ....,,5 I h . :.ii. 4 HIX . •·~ l :.t·<l l'OffirTll'rl'l<ll dt·~I.. & - - ty, in your house. antl(IUl't'P('\\l'lll'i ~l..1s 1Xtk·rn l\larkt·r h1n1t garage, bath, yard or (.'a.11515 Xl7~1 lllj.!' 111..1• lll'W \'IHldltlOll pool. CRISIS. CAL I. -.;~1 ('.tllfilOli0:!5 brings he lp 1n any '7:1 Pf\ mouth lh1'>t1•r M.1· emergency. 871·2310. nu .. i.ooo m1, S:!,5011 It\\ 1 ... 11 "''\ 1•h1h-;, hag, nt·\\ *UTOTEM in beautiful condition, Fru to You 8045 ART OUJ ECTS. AN · omp e c · rop l'a * S175. 496·3006 Bicyclelsd $Sears6"l$52", ~>ne, •••••••••••••••• ••••••• TIQUES FINE FU RN, desk. 3 drwrs S35. 2 whl Drum set (Stewart) 8 pcs. EMPLOYMENT yearo 15. 1 • tricy·1FHE1':. ('oonhound, 5 mo ETC. PHONE FOR IN· chests. 3 drwrs $20 ea. 2 ineluding stool $90 OPPORTUNITIES For Sale. Very old hand· rleS.1.847-6451 mall'. <:nod watl'hrlo~ FO. & BROCHU RI-:. wht bedrm decorator 963-1947 ' dut)' b1kt'. xlnl . ...:ri .111 1-.11t. .di l•\l'l·ll1·11t eoml1 K1rhv \ a1· & 11\1'11mnts lmu !"I l.1 I.I I l!lllJ s I 2 5 . () I h l' r m I s t' !l62·4721i 1 painted china. 80 pcs. D fir 10118 64r. 2200 storage pes Sl 5 ea .. 1 ---------I•\al or Part-T ime Serva·c·e for 12_ ""O-l66J. Royal Knight Cuna1lian :11-a~s. ,. 1 : ~ i,:irls & 1 boy's bike $7 ea. 200 yds used cpl. St /v. d. No Expcr. Necessary V"< Id 27'' hi .,., .. mos. o · "' · C... 'Fret' to a good homl' POT SALE-Handthrown 962-6007 Ideal for rental. 7' mahg. ~;~~~~~~i:~:t Lf.A DEO & STAINED frame, very good cond mah.'. l'. vr. old German Raku & Stoneware. Xlnt Sk' J k t 520 K' . rm divide r • misc. MACAW Hlu1• •"'-~!ohl I \'r. llanct tamc•d fl,.,, ol fer O\'t'r SIOOO, ti 15 ·1i>fili c>1w111 , S111wr Sllll. '11.t'l s1111 Xl11l n11ul .. "tra lgl' ~15 I l.1n"l'n Ski Boots. ...111• Ill ~II 1173 fi<t2R. TtCTOC MARK ET Glass Windows. Tradi-$60. 548-7414 Shl•pherd."549-8007. gifts. Stt>ve Rhoades. I ac e ' . mg size 642-2339 tional & Contem porary . rl' . ---646 6130 135 Albert Pl. br ass headboard Sll5. ----------Kncebo;1rd lh no ;, :! ITV, ~~dio, f-"or Applications & Info using domestic and im· Seh\\mn. la .. !es. 10-,p<l STOCKING STt:l''FER C~t Dec. 13 & 14 . 10_5PM Waterfall $65. 848-8670. Color TV $150. Ska equip, SwalloY..t,nl , l~·.iut ~is. H1Fi, Stereo 8098 OR CALL (714) 642 7702 ported opals & antique Suburban 26 . Xlnt cood. • .. Beagle & t 2 Poodle. 7 . Fred . k w·ir B 10 spd $45. Sno sho•'S & \A. al nut <;l<•n •o rnn.,11lt• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tic Toe Systems, Inc. glass. Please call for ~· P:'7·l5l0. \\ks. Call 833·1526 Garage sale. Oak l a hie & Poo~~~ble.1 ~~!ndu~~~ _misc. All xlnt 751-0859__ S15. B ca~h. 531; l:!il r·olor T \' LI . ~-. <:.nod rurther information. (2) BO\'S 3 spd Slmj:!r:t\' \\'· l d ct -h f blk 4 P ress Back Chairs Everything Inc. Chalk. 7' Leather like brown I p11l11rc· ~ ( .1111111'1 }-,\'('S Vari~ty + $600 Fee Paid. 2 Years pre· vious om ce ex per. !-'an DAVID A JOBES b'k '525 1 Ro ·St . •111 l' ~ m or +Misc items. Saturday, ~\,l-.111b•H;21~:!:I G L ASS ST u D 1 0 s 1 es.. ea. ys m Cockapoo. & wht Cal 9am-S m. 1319 E . Balboa Abo 2 black bean hag sofa Schwinn 10 s pd. Miscellaneous _ 646_3241 _~ray bike SIO. 675·5860 Prercr not separate. Blvd~ Ba 1 boa Pen. chairs. Call Bob Greenup Boy; cruiser bike. Sl5 2 Wanted 8081 1 zF~ITll .I Spt•t'tl n •rord tastic co. will te,1ch you AppliancH 80 I 0 all the ropes an _this busi· ,•••••••••• •••••• •••• ••• ness. Strong offtl..'t' l>k1lls., Will buy some rerrg & ap Also Fee Joh~<;. Ca 11 C.:on· pliances runnml! or nnl , trol Career fo.mplo:-ml'nt a t s 0 s c r a p m e t a J Agency. 556·8505 Ei75 -5258. Girls Schwinn Suburban 5 642·4445 675·0:no 644•5600 wkdys: Oncn~~gs. 963 7920· ·······: ····~·· ~ ~··.~.·:I "I •• \ I' r \~ I 2 n I .••• Speed SSS. Roys Sthwann Cocker/Lab male Needs --. -For Sale. Sterling silver. for Sale-l\I e mber~h1p WANTl-.D l.ari.:i 1 •r• :-pl•;il..('r:o.. <.ood t·orHll C~nlinentalSIO.lOSpt•cd lar,.w \'a .. ri1'.1.me!'> kids'.Mov.i~g. Tools , plants. s poons. forks. odds & lnineCoastC.Club:Call P101~srt' ~i,·n·t·&n .'.'1,r111rr~'"1101 1 1 1nn 'fl'iicc ;it S:I:>. bike S30. Bake Bugger ('oodliome 673-4256 n;1sc Sat /Sun. 20592 t•nds.Also place settangs. f>.l.4-8129 J! .. so a ' J 1 •. 1:! 11;;,:1.1 t1·r t s.so.64ti·l!2G8 • · __ ._ C1nshaY-k Ln., 110. Nr. No Dealers CallS4B·6295 · hhll'tom·~A33fHl!I I. --,-. . ... neaut puppy, mixed lndaanapolis_&~ewlar\d or642·8257.· Pool Table, Bruns wil·k Musicai · --( t1\~a~111;Jt~~11~,:~~.~~I~~ J\•1ens~Ospd,2b brt'l'd fP malc ;:1pprox 3G·1ra~e Sale·1\nt1q 's, * * * Anniversary Model. I strum•nts 8083 ., 7 WAITRESSES Exper'd. full or p /t. C0txl hrs. Nt•at app1•:.tr. Over 21 Surf & Sirloin 5930 W. Coast Hwv, NB No Phone Cnr'ls VeryGoodCund mns. ln\CS kids, ncJs •. ,.. ·l'~'x9' w/l" Slate Bt'd. n "' antt•nnasy~ 5>!l·lbt l Yr old Kenmore prthl MC: 510 H84 .. I cu1 .02c7 leaded glass &. beveled Donald S e apy XI I "'1"''" M t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ) 1n JO " I · d bo 5 • nt eonc · '=' '"" u~ .'lt·"t·r."l"I)' pr11·c•" s.·lt•r~ dshws hr, Gold, 6 cycll'S . . -, I: ass wm ows, ys 3021 I SilYer Spur Rd. sell . 640·5515 aft 5: 30 PM Ac<'ord1a n It nit an Con " '" " " " ""' Chophlk top., blln kit. Sc.hwinn 3 spcl , girls l!1kt'. FHl·:t-: lo good home'. spel."d, Maple dining rm ---l<'lln, 1211 ba~s. :-tuden\ l'omporlC'nls \\antt•cl. $170,orfer.551-2343 lake new S85. Call (;t·rman s hortha i r set.6chrs. hut<•h, Misc. SanJuanC!'pistrano Com~;s-;~:l s la)!e s1H·. i..l11L l..'ond. s:l:iO. ,1,1171210 &12-0t:lR. po1nlc• fl·male ;tll furn.+ much more. Sat You<1rclhe.wannerofonc Hercules J!as driven lrlr Ciit6·1:M3 ------l.ENITJI Sll"rt't~•n~olt.> Copperto ne Maytag -·ht .,:l . ·'·t •& & Sun Dec 13 & 14. 620 tomplcl~~innerscl_crt~d mounted. S950 or offer. Washer & F:lec dryer LADIF.S S<·hwinn Suh s 0 s;s~l' oapprecia ~ Seaward Rd.CdM rrom S kinny Mike s Clark floor .Maintamc·r Trumhonl•.Sl!15, Drum \I \\iin spki· .. Likt• new. ----------1 S250. Ha rvest gold C.&S urhan5s pd. l.ikt•nt•w lo\c• Or~ly 7 month:. menu at Model 1700 best offer. Sd .~~5ho1hl1kl-~;o <'all5:'>0i280 Waitress. ex per. r rt1me d • s h w a s h e r S 7 5 ~ 5<»1·7Hi 1 'ou111.! ... K.J0:,45·-M __ -Desk & chair S..15, glass HOLIDA y INN (213 > 43i ·8551 or (7 14 I ne\\. !)jjX ;11011 .1fl ~11''1 . IWi\ Color T\'. HI\ icra ~i1~~:~~ee~;~ 107 21st <:uar Del546·8672 Iii" Boys Schwinn .. ,." 1-'rl'l' Adorable Lab Pup ~~;n~~ol~~s.S\~'·f'.~:~~~ 3 131 BridolSt., 499-4017 El('c. c;uilar + i\:\ll' C.1hint•t Re d. Stt•ren. --Self c lcanin" 30" u;.is ie" (;ct eoncl Tm hb 111 I '~ies. R_c_a~y .. ~ow for r ""'P S150. "tin r.·i"k "10. Costa M~sa y, rt·H•rh. SUll C:ood for l'i•ml'l'r. Turntahlt• \\ t'l. .. b 1 hnslm<1s &In 2218 ,.,., " ~ "' Telescope. 6" rdlcetor k s t T k & II WAITRESSES range Sl25 l\latrhing dd.S25~3~~lR5t'H'S · ·· · -·--tots more. 415 llardinJ( Pleasecall642-5671\,el(t w tripod. SB!>. Call bt>emrwr.lll!iS58!J sp rs .. rll>J Jll a Partllme.Age21 +.thru A\oc·ado refrig ~·/cross B 10 di I sh FREE TO s1-::-<t OR Ba1Penn,fi75·6712 333toclaimyourtickel. 5451525 L' s I L' I Jlh I C''lUIP 557·72.1o -- th,, Hol1'days. For ·•ppt _top_frl'eze r Sl5_11. 9ti2·2528 ~n sp aues, r "inn •'IT I ZEN fl' m PP k . - ---* * * .-or . J l' r l'nl ,.r .,,tll t·~ ·-.-' " ... Suburh·an h1I..' like "' G S J S t & S t-:ll't'lnt Piano tl ;\1 nrll'I HC'" < 0111r T\ ~· call 496-5767 Kenmore full 3 _<', el" • .. ' . l. nu 1n$tesc. blonde. 3 yrs. lov· .arai::I' ·a c ·a · un --------2A" Craftsman J1 ~ S:I\\ 1 1 S2l.IO r ,. S70. S.3b 1.ISI m~ wteh doj.! 531l·1655 10·4 & girl's & women's CHRISTMAS GIFT w stand & motor 100. ___ fi4U 1"1•3 't'rt•o eom 10• • irm '\·,·inl"<I Rut1·,·ibl"'. m"ltir•• W:hher. while .. S75 <•ualil_v nr n<'W & used -1 d I · t -l92·6S31) ______ _ ,. " ~· " • IO spd 1 I .,,, .. I k • Photonraphy -I w1 1 o a um1num p<i 10 cnvc>r J>riim .... l s1u.r; oo S h F. I h k Phone 646-2685 . dl 11·~ .. )I e • .:--1,...ct1on , .. f 0 ·--·utiful 1·1olhm0 20381 BaV\'leW ,. s t d 7 '? ·" • n .pams, .ng1!! spt•a p 1 1 ell ,-,.:-" ~ '""" " . .\our portr ait. your 10'x21',S150,.pore ti.. 1 •1uu(•·iin ... lll<>n. "Tl::Rf<~O-P:rnason1c . r I r ('Ugeo . mill ron I wn ''.tis lo •ld home .. A .. k 1\ \' e . s. A . II t.' I .. ht s R r I .. v "" ' II 1bnlg emac oLr rt'!'dpo n:.&1· HotpointRefrigerator Ridden !\hll.-. hll>l277 '-for Liiiaan.751_558>! ~l2fl.I .. ch1ldrcns portrait. Y.1th Russia n 1 c ~so 1;.1t;2x\H .\~I F~l Multiplex. Fx· cpos1t1on. aun ry · HarvestGoldAptSize ______ personality, warmth & 645-2650 --11•llC'nt cond. ,l :.!11. maid for motrl on bCl\Ch. 548 2472 Sct1Y.111n Cunt111t•ntal. 21i" reeling. Living Photo-A Steal' Cudd C :ri <;u11.11 f.t6-li53 · 1-'or details call 612 3030 -·-----frame. H olrl. like n1'" :iTieerSlnped ~lulti ·Family Garai:e graphy by Steve Tyler. ICE S KATF.S·R.icdele " c·;1~e. l'OSl rww S-125. --.---- --1\tUST SELL Harvest rark &. c·:ihlt• loC'k 1n<'I Kiltl'n~~.~~~k~ old Sale. 5391 Ohl Piratt• Ln .. Call 640·8771 "Silver. S t ar' Si 7.t' ai>kmg onlv s1;;" 'lui:.t Boats.& Manne MH'Chondise gold. apt sz washer & S80 or h>-l ofr 1-:H.•s aft ---H. H.8-16 Zl4fi ---- -------3•~AA, like ne w S51J St.'114!1-1305-i Eqwpment ••••••••••••••••••••••• dryer, G.E .. Xlnt cond. 6pm. 5'1!! t)(J:"i;, ADOHABLE KITTENS Something for F.veryone Mini bike for Christmas. 640·7450· --••••••••••••••••••••••• Anti-s 8005 l!nder"' l y r old. $250 TO G n II :'11 F.. ALSO f'ri Sat. Sun arter noon. Xlnt cond. 4-horse. $70. Antique Butcher Block ~lartan guitar I> 1;,. :\ln1 General 90 I 0 ,--6<1578;,7art6PM Sehwinn \'ar~1ty r equip TABRYCAT.897·396R. 93311'\antucket.llH 5460945 (30x30xl5). Perfect for rond w 1hrd shl'll l'asc ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . ' ·---menl + cahll." lnl'k s1:m. -------- - -------Chris tmas J(ourmet Sl~iO. l'h: G73·1i0:.!>i llO"I' SCOl'TS N F:E t> PUBLIC AUCTION Coppertone. Rer Freezer brand new 7:-,1 !12!'1:l f\lrnitur-e 8050 Pool Ta bit'. surf board. ~~~~t~'!:!t. kitchen. 673_7062_ Offic~ f\lmiture & -IW1\ TS T ;ix Ad.,. an · MANY ITEMS OF 1-"I NE 2 Yrs old. Xlnt eond. Ap B .Id' M t • I 8025 ••••••••••••••••••••••• furn .. Misc. items. 2221 493_2910 Equipment 8085 t<.,.!1•:-.. t'.dl:1 1fi l!l!ltl __ .J EWE L H Y . A RT prox 18 cu ft upright. "' •nq 0 eno s ""rm Ctirn. Antique ... ht Francisco Dr. N.B. 9·5 Belt Massaoer n "W c.un · •••• •••••• U<• " · " ' "' "'"''· ••••••••••••••••••••••• \'llF .,. \\'·II H (.'h·1nnl'l'-OB.JEC1.'S. ANTH)UES, Alsorefri g.642·5822 •••••••••• • •• W/"'old tnm. xlnt rond. 2 Sal.&Sun. CHRISTMAS Sears Washer gd cond I oM•' .t . . .• Fl NF. F LI n N . ETC. - ------Saws! Ra<lial ~1rm Illa Pk ., -----S80 ~A0.8533 ' Sry eh rs ~;'up. t'Xt' '-\' incl anlt'nna !h t ofr. PHONE FOR tN1''0 . & HARVEST GOLD & Del'kcr SR!>. T.ihlc s.1Y. hlk wrought iron sht>lvcs. WOW.I * TREES * · ,,.. · ch rs :-\IS ,;):-,, lH'Y dsk" 519 >lfli.1 nr ;;.10 1 JfiX RROCHUHF:. 645-2200 WASHER & DRYER $60. SW).5570 t·outh. grn/gold. dbl bed Wholesale t o public. Xlnt 21 cu rL refr1g /frzr. t-:lt•I' t.' llt'Wl'llPro; l'tt•rre under 1 year old. & eofCer lbl. 673·6960 Fl r polisher• odds & 1-'rcshly delivered from $65, 6 x 10 plywood. Sl<l H67 W. 19th. CM fi·1,, i IJ J. ""xcellentCond Shopsmithw !'ilatlwlools,I f h . ---f --1 ends, junk & gd stuff O r eao n -''orner of 167l Labrador, c .··1 .-. . J1aSaw&Pl,.11"r+,·1tlHtl w itctut_ec . ,., ..., ,, \JlL'(' lh \It A ts. ,., u , 1\ntq wrght iron wine l.a,,una Can.von Rd. & 546.0864_ 1 ,., 0 • oln!'opy . at· 1 partmen 1ze r"'gular atl"hhm"nl•. naughyde con_,·erl1bll' k "' 25 t v l · -.. c· I 1 I t G tch · t ~· "' , .• rac ;:-1 .anq 1conan Canyon Acre Dr.. ump t' t• \ r1•111n11 12 foot ll or v. similar to dorvmt•n '1•:-s1•b 1't•W p.11nt. naro; Sf;O t11 offt•r. 1!111-:1001. Antiques, furnaturl' & Bric-a -brac, U&G plates. 1967·68 1 :• priee Mu eh more. sheh es, mirrors. ete. 644-4459. rea n s mas S250, l··r"" l>"V hottll'. sora. <'ucen s1_7.e bl'd. bl h t S250 t 1 "!•)< ""' 111•1-PRESENT ·~ ,..,.: ' c mar e lope es · J.a<>una Beach. OPEN 10 Lloyd's AM /FM batl innt•i "'· ·• '"'· ' 536·068l&"'""l3·91 never ui:.t'd. r. aid S440 8 l bedS2S chai·rsS5/l5 .. Boats Marine $250 645-7857. ""'' moago.MovmgonSun. v.n .. . to8.ZACHODZKY eler. 2 mos. old 'omc·1•l-\1rn.ForS.1ll•l1•' Equipme nt 90 30 ------1 A CONVtNICNT SHOPf>INC ANO~t.-~_..... S(WINC CUIO( 'OR THE CAL ON THE CO. Ca~ras & St.'11 for 5200. Gold hi-lo E\'mrudhet0/Bl5hpt mohtorl 497·1579 494-8011 Bargain !! S25 548-7414 t'l'llll\.C & 2 t,\ Plllt: d4''"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• d d 5200. w ve ve up o ' Equi~nt 8030 t'arpctmg. eon · 15xl8. eha1r S15. Make offers COLEMAN STOVE. pro· 1-'ramed oil. Abruzzi· Thl' St>5 <'•1· ou ':1 11'·1• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~s 751 O_l_04_. _____ 1 Dec 13 M only. 2561 Vista pane. 4 burner w /oven. Brid_ge. 3'x5·. S.500 offer 6<15·2&.IOnr s:io 313" l\tinox C. new. S270 · s1•ll Victorian Twm Beds, Dr . Bayshores. 548·5459. Never used. $80./ best of· trade 642-5449 645-7972 Pianos & O rqans 8090 Sl60,exhangc for t:ll."t:l. 1 d fer. 551-0261 I I x ntcon .. Stereo speakers. moon Kodak pocket camera.••••••••••••••••••••••• typewnter or ca cu ator 675-1090. 552·0842 lamp. leather jacket. 22 MINK Jarkct. Silver. elec eye w/rtash. perr Uprii?ht P1.1nu, "or~ -----WAl.1. l 'NITS rifle. Port TV, car stereo Worth Sl400. Sell S600 cond. 525 548-7414 kl•,s. tunl'tl, e.1~,\ to µ1;1~ P I d Xs70 ... I 2 Lo ·1 I 2''16 N '" 5 . s JO 12 4'13 f''"'l oaro1 • ' .. mc"u! . <l)!)'TraditionalOak. ls .-orr .. , orse. nnrn tames. i .. MEMBERSHlP Newport .. ..,._l __ _ In box, hkc new. S85 l l) 8 . Contcmporar_,. _CM .A_llctaySat Son. 673-8120exll56. · : . . 847·1510. Beach Te nn ts C lub. Opt1g.m Ori:;1n T.1kt• nt'Y. Pean·c S1mp ... on Xm;h. Bonanza. H1mm1 \'JI I-' pkl! Spc•c S2!J!Uslanrll."r U.F .Sl21 filf till FJth. 1leplh Ind I "l [)vn.1 :\1 a r 1 n 1• 2 I S f; .! 1'.ewland II I\ (7 t1 t 5'.Mi-7777 C"omplt 11• l->Jlc~/ lnstallalion S<'n 11·1· Walnut. lFree standi_ngl GA Rf\l; r. S \LE 1830 A Something different this Make Offer. 673-9033 S2UO. l:l mu~tt'.•I d1-.1· ... in Int at• I De . Paff ·Cats 8035 Cui.tom made. hi g h WallareAve.C.M. Chnstmas?Try h . S. eludt•11.t>-.12·itil'I ern IOnO Signer ern ••••••••••••••••••••••• quality. R easonable Sat& Sun THE Sc wmn Boys tmgray. HlMALAYAN KITTENS Edward J orgenson Girl's Fair Lady & HAMMOND Oll CAN '~ Seu! & Flame Points will Custom Furniture. 957 108 Hth St, Hunt. Reh !m LIMITED EDITION Ladie's 3 spd Breeze. All model L·IOO. Top rond t b old ror Chr istmas Newhall Sl. C.M . rear ).Satalld~ly&Sun 1190So.CoaltHwy in xlnt cond. Creative $750nroffer.551i i::!HO 675 0168 645-0310. 'tit 4pm. 2 Stereo tapes. LaCJUna, Playthings (120pcset) or w· '1t I~ _._. -----1 --. hrand n<'W. ru~s. many (srcond level Village ~ooden bl'!cks. coa:npl Older Behr Bahy<;randc ~ -,, Persian kittens. Hinck, Double mattress, spr.10gs, ot hrr n i cc a rt i c lcs Fair) Featuring l metal line of Barbie toys, P1\'0l 54~1:1\m ...... $50. Adults from S35 f~ame. dresser, mirror 536·0326. sculpture from Metal Pool. games, etc --- l'nr Sall' II'\ I l>1t•s1·I µl'nerator. 1:io :imp hr. 12 , or 24 voe ~llt)' tll ' .• 1x19 ss win· rnrw. RO' or 7lfi 7/lli .. l'<l'I SS \\irt• ropt'. 250' of 5 Hi ' 7X l!J SS wire mp<', :15' or 11>1" SS plastH· t•m Prt•d hf1• line. 536-0fiRI ,11. •11111 13!11 7:r7·2.15!1. night stand, clean, good ---Arts Ca. 2 Silver & _5_36_·_6200 __ . ______ 1 ----------1 shape.~. 540-6348. Bed Set. chain saw. anti· b R t SIAMESE.Chocolate . ques. work bench . BronT,ecastings_ Y. uss HO Train set, track on f point ma I e . s mos. Early Amen can Coueh. Yamaha lamps 1\47 9857 Shears. Greg Hagg1qs & 4x8' board. 3 enl!s. 10 w/shots.SJG.7962 Brn tweed. SlOO. 704A -' · Mokolm Moran. 3 ~uy cars aceess.642-0227 Ins, CdM. 644-1271. WOW-Antique winerark. Pullens famous ware __ •:...._. ______ _ //J OOCJS 8040 Br a 0 d new p I aid $125. Evinrude 5 HP 0 /8 hous<'S + handcrafted NORMAN° ROCKWELL I {/} ···.·,••ET••••W•• 0 •••R•L•• 0 •.•••• f{erculon Love Seat, On-motor. floor polisher . jewelery or Gold, Silver Ji t bog r ap h whit e Spodoo Boutique Goodies & junk • Make &Turquoise. Was hin g. LE R 0 Y lyS125.548-0543 ofrers. 2561 Vis · BRINGTHISAD NlEM.AN. Homage t o Corkers. Chihuahua, LrnSolldPinedinrmset. ta,Blyshores.548-5459. FORIOO' Remington. Both Poodles. Shlh -tzu. ,.. 10 museum framed, must Maltese. G . Shepherd, 6 ladder back .cushioned Range. dishwasher. Pol· DISCOUNT sac.675·9747 Samoyed. J ap. Spaniels. chrs. SMC>. 751 6837 ter's wheel, etc. Sunday. ---------- mini-Schnauzer . Poms. lk'd. chest, lounge chair. 327 A MaJ?nolia. CM. Lyman Turret loader plus "N" seale mdl, mioi-trix. 100 mixed puppies. Stud 1 bl ri ~'125 beautiful 3x6' cstm svs most breeds. 2525 W. chairs, bar stoo s, ta cs. Octagon end tables. el cc many ~ccesso es ~ . layout, sac $200. 642·0138 vacuum, tea cart. Ol· dryer. $45. Many other Elec. lawn mower $15. ----------i 17th at F airview. SA. tomans. healer,_ large ho~ehold items. Chain Reel lawn ~ower $10. Blk naugh. Couch , $40. 2 _O_pe_n_evrs~3l-~27_. --fans. dn set . ~1shes. saw & some other tools. ~ear reduction $2~. 2 Desks. SlS. ea. Maple Darling Little Stocking salver. s m .~pph an ces, 8181 Grant. H.B. 963-5570. ford mag wheels&. ll~es Headboard, S20. J enny StuHers. AKC Yorkies. portable d tshwas_her. SlO. Ford truck split nm Lind Bed. $1S. Sto\·r s.i5. male & female. $175. 31038 callc San D1e¥0· Trash, Tri n k els, $5.~chromeFordwheels Elec. Dry er. s5 o. 962.1713 Capistrano V.1llas. S~n Treasures. Sun/Mon & tires $25. Lale model Ceramic P ols, $5. up ...:....:..:......--------1Juan Cap.1m1WofMis· 9-4pm. nr Atlanta & bucketVWseatS20.VW Tent Trail rr, S650 Lhasa Apso puppies. sion Bushard. 9562 Erskine 40hp e ng., all new parts. Parakeets $6ea. 552-7306 champ. sired, s h<>W & VW trans axle nnd 36hp -·---pet. Shot~ & wormed SUEDE JACKETS Horses 8060 parts-'62fender&door · Cement Mixer, contr. Will hold tll Christmas. & VESTS ••••••••• •••• ••••• ••••• misc. VW parts . 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Rlack, gentle. $200. Box~ for Chnstmas pre-Sell! $000. 673 1618 I d ,. ........... !' e n t s o r c a n d y • Blk . I n e. ears croppe , QallOOJ..1025 737."""..., 61._ .. x9~, • .x2•~··decn,JOe e, cust._ cruise~ $75, wormed, shots, 4 mmi , --------" v aurf brd $5J wet suit $30 deposit will hold t ill 6' ScolchJ?ard hide :t bed Reg T.O 17H. Drk Ray. ea. RtfrigerAt~d dn~k· base drum S 4 s: Christmas. 498-5171, cou<.'h. Llko nu $155 Hunter /jumper. 9 yn. In g fountn in $10. 71 l)'pewritcr $35 543.5241 S48.$186 Prof tratncd. A·clrcul. Yamaha MX.12Sc<'. $300 Samoyed puppl\'~ avail ---$.1.000 Pvt Ptv. 646·2668 '67 Honda Super lluwk. Y•m11ha atd skis w I now. AKC. <All af\cr 6. Trundle Bed $300. Ntvoda toe~ Grant1 Prix M2-1274 Xlnt condition We11t ern Show Snddlr. 544·3-4\7 heel. 51 11 \.'J boots ~. 645 7395 Circle Y. ~omc 211lvcr 1122 S E . 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T ra1 lt•r 1·;1mpPr ~00 100 C:l' Supt•r ll:it 1/ TOlii...l SWB ,.,,11lho,1t I 1.11J. r 11111!•11 .~ II I 'I l ~tm 1• \\ .itn -.Ip:..> 1•nmpl n •llll 5'!50 SXfi 5570 2 .., ·74 Da lsun Pic kup truck Lo miles , tape detk s.100() firm. 499-1876 orlwt ,11 ,, ..... "•'<I tt'll7 I '-IOI offL•r 1;11; i:!li'I PICKUP Sutllkt /\C ~>fl .. li:i llonda 17 1"71 \ 1·1111111• "1111111,11 Mo t orcycles 1: ..... 11 0 1111 l111l11cl1•,11l1 I Scooters 9150 s r. w. ~111 c:n·1°H''-250. o;:;!25 i.:rt rnntl fi~ll 17 5:1 •73 y h 250MX ·n1>im1·<'Hlc·Sp1cl1•r t.11,t ...,, II' I \SI I< ,1111 m 1 k ama a • • 111> Hucl-.\\1'll 1·111.:11w ~ 11~1 ·11 •. 1 •x:•; .•............•........ .i, l l.111-.• 11 I( 1td1 .. 1 • 1 ,. fll'"· n1.·H·r r;i(l·d S.n·nft<f' Ii i!'> o~;, I 1kl' new. h•ss lhan 4000 .----- m 1 l t' s • 1\ u l 0 mat 1 <· ITT Chev. ·~ Ton Pick-up, t r .1n-;m 1-..,111 n , r a cl 10 O\erhauled , J!d operattnJ? lw;i11•r. llO"<'r slccnng., cond. S925. 640·82fi8 .nr t·11nd1twn10J!. p ~us ·'Gs E l Ca~~no 350. 4 Spd mJn~ ~ore 1:xt.ras. SL'L' I'S PB. mags. St300. Ph lhl' OOl lt~72) ). 5.16-1261 & 960· 168i. Exclusi•e D~aler South Coast Area BUY or LEASE a new 1976 MODEL at MllRQ DIS MOTORS Only $3795 HOWARD Chevrolet l>o\'l' & {luatl St ;\ t>W port lk•at'h 833-0555 $2895 SLEMONS MERCEDES I !Jill 11 a rh11r. l' :O.t. 631-1276 '7'1 Ftal Xt9. Xlnt c·nnd Sunroof l\1akl• nlfe r . H70 K!l2 t or 868 Oi!;:t: 24 hours. Off /\very l'kwy-~L> 1-"wy MISSION VIEJO 72 Capri like ne" r <'YI '74 Fi:tl 12·\ Sport('~" Air . 831 -2880 49S-l 2 IO '""· s l;ck floor ·Ii; m 1: st~'m>. m~~~~-Xlnl cund H 11. :11r. owner 5-15 llfi2.1 St200 ·19<1 _mo 450 SLC Metall ic b eige with ma lc hin ~ interi or, automatic trans miss ion, powt<r !>leering, factory a1rronditioning, AM/FM Mereo radio, healer, etc. (235HSY) $15,800 SLEMONS MERCEDES 1!170 ll;irbor. C.l\l. 631-1276 ---~ 111." ,111 '·" "'·''• 1.,,.1 I <hi rnclul'l11111 :."h'm r,. ·1 E \t I' 1-.:-. 1 m 11,,1 ..,1 ,, '""""' Optmn.tl r .• n , ant Moto r Homes, \\11rth ~HINI ...... ,11,•1' m111111t1•rl 'h".' k hra1 kl'!:-Salt R~nt 9160 1;;-, fJ\lili or'• I:.! t.'lt> I I 111" I.ii I 1·!1 Su p1· 1 f.1 ~ l. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .,Iron)! & rt•llahl1• :0.lu:.t Hl•nt 25' 1•17;, t >p1•n Hna1l. m hl.111dc•1 H.1 h.1111 I ~I ... I' I' I 0 ·111 pr I' ( I" t" rullv st•lf c·nnt .. 1ps t. K 1, hp ,f11h11,011 :-..1!11111 I '-'ll~I firm :;:11. 1i5X .1JtL·r Winl!•r r:>tt'' f>ll K~!l $4895 SLEMONS MERCEDES l !lill 11 a rbor . l" ~1. 1946 F ORD PICK l'P Complelely Hchu1ll Best offer 5:1fi 1271 *** Denise Barr 322 Island Ave. Balboa Colt 9111 '7 4 FIAT X-1 9 '71 300 SEL 6.3 75,000 m1 • Gray w/black leather,· S8900. 833·9520 or Showroom fr<'s h . lo w, 644-5383. ...•.............••.... '74 Colt. 2-dr. l\ir. am/fm slerco. vinyl l op, xlnt r ood. 549-3895 COUPE ''"'"'" ·.x•.:!:ll ~ •• :10 1'!\I :1 II ' fl I II I' H I r ti n u s low mil£''\ & e xtra ------- SHARP! WY1078). Mus t s ell '69 Mercedes ----631-1276 Vans 9570 1"111 ...... i. I loll\ \11 \\ 1 rlt i~ Hull.11·11 PuP,J01': ~:;o :'11 o t 0 1 h o m 1•. 1 I n,, n 11111.111.1 -111·1 1.tl ~. 1111• "if>(I li7!"11r.1;0 .1!'>1-. f11r !1111 C:i•rn1 ralor. Air ('ornl '76 TOYOTA TRUCKS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vord V:in, gd cond. $685. Hroadway & C st llwy, L .R. l 'nion 011 Co. You nre thl' winner of one <'Otnplcll' dmn('r ~elccled r ro m S k 1 n n y 1\1 i k e · s menu at HOLIDAY IHM l 3131 Bristol St •• Costa Mesa Please call 642·51i78. l'Xl 33.'JtoC'la1m your ticket. Datsun 9720 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 5 280SE. s.1750. Call eves or Only $449 afternoons, %3-3139. '67 Merredes 200. 40r Sl'dan. Gas. 4cyl, n ew valve job, auto. air cond, ~650/ofr. 644-1100 ext S4A or839·1968. 111 ·11 1·11 -lnlll ~-"''· ~1:"111 S!."11Kt 1;.w 711~.o :r~'< IMi Ill '71 Sutuki HOWARD Chevrolet '1111d1111 "t n•·1·cl .t i,:11 nlc llL1\\ I a,..t \\ h1·11 '011 pl.II I' .Ill ;111 Ill th1• 11:111' l'tlol \\,ult 1\lh' I '.di tm\\ hl~ r•H7X TS· 125 Duster n1nvc•rt1•tl for dirt. h111 .ill ... 1 rerl t•q111 p rn•·nl 1n 1'11uh•'1 E'ilrJ l1rc·.., (;nod ('1111rl111nn :'11 u.,l 'l'll ~7'1 f~l I ll:ii7 Got six geese a laying you'd like to move before Christmas? Move them under our tree. Buy a one or two-i nch box under our tree on Dece mber 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 som eone else is pining for. Putting a box under our tree is easy and i nexpensive. Rates are S4 for the one-inch box and $6.50 for the two-inch package. ~ To place yours just call 642-5678 . Your credit is good with us. We'll bill you. Or, you can charge youi ad to your Master Charge or BankAmericard. DAILY PILOT I-' o r " t' I I 1 !l 1 :1 HO :\l>l.I N EH :!H . Io a d 1• d . l :! • Clll fl m 1 S.t< nl11•1• ('a n lw 't'('n a t 1!11:! ll.1rhor Bl\CI r \1 Motor Home Re ntol 20'·22'24' ~ p 1• r 1 a I W e d• <' n cl ~ \\ 1•1•k l\. rat l's H1•,t•n 1• fur I loltd.1\-; nn" RECDkY \HITOll llO~tt-: IH:NT1\LS 92.'l N lla r hor llhd S ,\ • •f>:tl 2!".11'.l •. 2fl' P.1<"<' \rrnw, <li•lu,(· Sl'lf·l'On l ''I>' H. lo" r.rtl'S l!K> 01711 t\ KI:! 7i:IH '.'. :. . c 11 m p l 1• I I' .. l' I r c·Hnl a1111•1t <'rut"' l'Onl rul c•qu1 pl 'i5 !\fo<ll'I \'t·r~ 111n·. 11•a:. rat l's .'i-15 131H. Trailers, Trani 9170 .•..................... 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S3,450. 645-8041 or 642-6556. -------CSer154R9'l l 35 MPG HiWay E.P .A . l\udi '74 tOOLS slick 2-dr. '74 260Z Silver ntul' Air. 36 mos. O.F. L. Cap. 17 ~.650 or bes l off. art mags . amt fm . Supe r liliilM Ma x term obhRatio n '1pm.5366?56. clean.16000mi.552·1172 Sl232.88. OAC -------------1 lmmediateDl'livl'ry •SPECIAL* '73 Dats un 2407.. auto . 1973 Ja~uar . XKF, Vl2 ExtendedTNms 1974AUDIFOX silver , ma~s. AM /PM . 12.000mi. lmmar.THE Available 4 Door. 4 speed. radio & radio. air, $4495. 752·1888 Chrislm<>s r.1rt. fi45-42al v1·nyltop. 1907KRF>. afl 5 PM. ..... , •• .,... ----Se rvi ce & rrpatr the M' Roat lrlr S75 5'x 10' H!881 lk';u·h RI 11.B \lt1hty Trlr H1·movable 847-8555 st<IM: $175. Mil :\5!'18. 1"4""11111.... """" $3995 '72 Datsun SIO, 57,000 ml. Ja~uar automobile onlv Auto Service & Parh 9400 ······•·•·····•••······ ·r~ ~ <"I Fnrrl 1•ng. rn<. gel MttO o r h .. t . off ~y, 72:1'1nr 117.'i 5210 Antiques Classiu 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1955 PACKARD 20.000 ong1nal mile~ hn maculatl' 1' 1 Mu~l '>l'(' tn apprl'c1atl' ! I I El Camino J\uto S :tl<''I 4!lfl 1400 01.·.tler '5!1 1-;d~el 4 d r . R /II. I' IS. xlnl ('On<I • '76 t.•JC'I $750 19f.4 FOHi> 17S31 IUCllR& OOH BURNS xlnt cond. pvt pty. snoo 6750063 . f:l'lmohnc pl('kup S.SOOor llllT.IEACtl•M2... 752-0965 -------~111 trarlc for furn1lun· or PORSCHE AUDI · Kormann Ghio 9735 ri•modl'I work or '!?? OHt-r Exp1rl's 12·21 ·75 13631 Harbor, G .G . '73 Datsun 610 Wagon. ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.111751·5143. _ Aute>J.Wanted 9590 636-2333 $2.500.oroffer '71 Ghia AM/FM. CllR 642-215!1 WllLS xlnt in & out. '63 Ford F· I 00 PU ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·72 lOOl~'i. 40,000 m1. s un· ---------67:1 6517. V.A. auto traM . fl(lwt•r 'WANT TO SELL roof, aut o. xlnt cond 74 Datsun 260Z. 2+2, air. ~ strC'nnl!. radio. hf'ater. YOUR CAR?" S297S. 54.7·4526 mags, tap<'• xlnt cond. Mencia 9738 ----S6000. ~·5449 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ntc:elruck 1 11122 l,('t u~ :i;cll it C!Jr you, Austin-Heatey 9709 ---------<1499 CASH We take in trade ••••••••••••••••••••••• 70, 510 Slatton Wagon, BrClftd Hew 1974 °" a n Y m n k e o r • 8 I\ 1 H 1 auto. l\/C, Lug1t. Rack. MAZDA model. .. ears. trucks, 5 u~t n -co ey 106 MintCond 548·2472 Dunton Ford vans. r ec r ea lion a I Very i!d intc>rior. new . ---- 2240S MamatWarnt'r vehic les imports & p:unt.ncwtop,To!1neau. '73240Z, AM /FM. mags. domestic~. Must be In rebll en~. S.OOO m i .• xlnl yeUow, $4750. Santa Ana 546-7070 . d't •-cond., $3.000. or bsl ofr. "':'16 8123 running con 1 inn.,. meet S1l-8310or 646·5993. "' · --- ,74 Chevy 'h Ton Cahrornln l'lafety <'ode Rat 9725 standards IMW 971 2 • •••• •• •• •• •••••••••••• Clearonce Sale $2895 ln<'lude~ Dealer Prep. CheyenM PU EICAm1noAulo$1.1les ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fi • V R. auto. tron!e. factory 498.-1400 Dealer ORANGE COUNTY'S • 111r c·ond1t1onmte. power " or;t~nni:. radio, heater , WE PAY TOP DOLLAR OLDEST l!n:I ,..fodl'I 1' rouJ)t.' /\II FOR TOP USED CARS orofr G4G :lOOO -'---- AUTO. TRANS. l-~qu1ppt><I \\1lh Rotary EnMIOl' & m11nv morl' ex· lra~. Doe:s not includ<' rndto or pc1w\•r o nlenno. <Ser 21fl76 l ) :l Yr. or 50.000 m1 factory wor ranly. I \ d XI t tinted JtltlS8. Beautiful or1Jlinll r es nrl' . n truck! #121 FOREIGN, DOMF.STIC cond S3SOO 675 3686 or Cl,.ASSICS '59 Che4 y 11 ta waiton $4399 tryour car ls extrurlean CIM!'IC ltlnt ro"d l\lr, Dunt ._.. 11ee us first. radio, PR. CD iitn lllon nu °" • -:-r IAUER IUICK llrt!', JCIWid 1uu1 mi SfA>O 2240 S. Main sl WA'1\t'l° ~ t1a rbor Blvd Sal~·Service Lea11in~ Roy C.-ver, Inc. BefOf'e you buy •• aeef Mission Vlelo tt:nPOrt• lloll8 'Royce BMW Avery Exit, S 0 . Fwy ZH It 11th St. 831 H.W fl4S..635.1 Anytim~ 5-ta Ano 546-7070 Costa Mr•u 979 2500 _:::;;::===:::::;;::::::::=i:===========::..1..---~__::_~-=-_L.~~,;:;:-==-=-=--1-==~-=-COfltA Mesa M&-4444 ---• --- l 972S ••••••••••••••••••••••• llB/ilD SPECIAL HOLIDAY LEASE s11 o~: le~nes a Beautiful 1976 Fiat Xl/9 + tox. Cop. cost $5398.6.S, lecne end vvlue $2968.6.S. 0.p. tt .... $67 . .SO "'°' 36 MOi. Of*! e"d leoM on oppr. cred.t, Offer good tll 12.31-7.S DICK MILLER MOTORS , iot f octofy Avthot'hed Soles. s.rtk•. t.-no &. ~' Dell'l#y 120w. W1m1r ........ Santa Ana 557-2132 . ' r s u I. ....._..,.or+.cl Autot.. l•porhd ...,._I __._... .._....._ I ported ... ....a..-..u-~ .._.....__ u--..1 ~ .. --. 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Must :sell. el "' , ew eni, trans, VW '11nt, AM ~. 1 Vol, auto. trans .• factory PIS P /B Auto $1100/blt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• ••••• I 541.7027 $825/olfer. 548-6689. t.:!f.hii~S.:~ brb. owocr. Ruos great. .Pr / air conditlonln1. power otr 551.2559 aft s ?l FOID LTD '74 Mustana ll. Xlnt cond ATLAS MERCEDES Stub 976 I ' Pty. 551-4734. stftlinl(, radio, heater, -· V-8, auto. trans. olr con-$400 & take ovr pymen~/ ,~ "71 Tri..... whitewall tires, tinted '73 Chevelle MaUbu Sport dltloninc power steer· or bst ofr 840·1M3 • RESALES . EXCLUSIVE , Cl To Choow Froml '82 VW dual cab pickup, daas. wheel covers, Lan· Coupe. Loaded -top lng, powe'r brakes, radio, Oldsenoblle 9 955 Clrpler rtymoutt\ new en1 & paint. $1200. clau top. 175HOE. con d l t lo n . Se m 1 • heater whitewall tlrH ()pen D~uty & Sun. 'lit II) 4SJ)ftd,radio,beater.2 ~193"Rare8ird" wholesale -terms · i' r Id b d , •••••••••••··~··•••••••PM MDZ '75 450SE1 .• Exec. JOI TR-ti's sUi1blly higher ~JJJ 675 3000 · vmy roo • s e o Y Sale iand Service ~emo. Lux. Sed. Met Orange County &49fo'£U. Starting Crom 'Tl vw Squareback "" . . m 0 u l din' .lS . etc . OLDSMOllL! 2929c1!!'ra~rl~~vd • ftnlsh. Elect. roof. ~ GTG lOwoer. XlntAulo Dweloft Ford '66 Chev. Bel Aire. Good (ll9GHU). GMC TRUCKS 546 193 4 C l ear•oc~ priced. $2977 C.ll!14M&48 ZMOS.MalnatWarner cond.EconomlcaJ.Rella-$1895 HOt4DACARS ·---- =.k450SLC.Hnrdto ~ '62 VWBUS.wlth'64rblt SantaAna 546-7o7o ~i:s~.;J~25 • 493·7700· AT AS Unl•..-sltyOlds '7S PLYMOUTH • 1 get. European delivery . eng .. New Chllcb. $850. 1963 Buick Speelal l 2850 Harbor Blvd, VALIAMT cancel. Only~ mi. Sun MOTC>a cd l • _979-2496 V-8Engine 'G2 ChevySla. W~n. Chrysl.,. Plymouth Costa Mesa 540·9&10 4 DOOR SEDAN roof. cassette, alloy CA.I llUI AHli& 'S9 VW B .. •, sunroof, 40 $100. 751-9484. Reblttmg. Nu paint. OpenOally&Sunday 6 CI I t ' I Le AUTH t.\11\ WIW -u"" 675 0097 11 LE •sE Y . au " r:ins., air whees. aseorpurch. OllUD HP,'67Trans.Gdcond.Cadillac 9915 ..,..,.,. . 'l lOPM "' condition1n.:. power 001988). S.. & s.nk• TOYOTA $650 538-3619 Ch I l 2d 2929 Harbor Blvd 1976 CUTL "'SS ~teerin", whitl•wall tires. ' MBZ '7S 45.0SE Exe,c. DAVE ROSS · ••••••••••••••••••••••• '59 evy mpa a. r Costa Mesa "' ... · • ''CADILLAC" hard top, 283, runs gd, no "Soon to b• raetorv cxll'ndet.I w<1r Demo. Met fmlsh, sunr r. PONT1AC.STUT% 1966 Harbor CM 646 9303 71 Pop-Top Cmpr. Gd dents, $200. alter 6 pm, 546-1934 nrnty on dnv~ tr;11n. stereo. under 2,000 ml.' · cond. Sell or trade HumlMr 1•• (G3lMf''K). Priced right for sale o 2410 Hart»or lt.d. 75 TRIUMPH +cash. S2,3SO. 53&-0473. Quality & Price 642·2539· 7 3 Ford RC11tChero GT cSer118419> ~ :.f.:N~~l· ..... mi .. Su...... 9762 TR-7 ·~:rt :;'.;:t:' ~~~:.""& O ver 70 :'!'!~ ......... !!!;~ ~;~' =·~~~:.-.'~!;!, s I 3 3.19 $Z r~s i ~e1aseBZ ~7r !>u280y. (Sed024737E). ••••••••••••••••••••••• Absolutely flawless, onlu Beach. 847·9'58. """rtothCe hoobest'eprFr1coes"'. the •TOP CASH! steering, powe r disc .,., mo~Or "'!.o r+ TCa~pLSS3'~ AT " " · Xtt. •75 S b 35 MPG 2800 miles. (S96NLZ). ., ru For Corvettes and other brakes, radio, heater . ..., d r . •· "'' c1.-,1er Plvmouth t>emo. Clearance priced. M u aru.FM . •69 V'W IUG lowest lease rates, & de· used car s & tr we ks! whitewall tires, '''"YI M ax. Term obl1gallon •• J ' (119635). ags, AM I • m any MAKE OFFER pendable service,. see 0 AR Cb · ed $2449. OAC. Open Daily & Si.ind," ?dBZ '72 350SL Cpe. xtras. 5 sp trans. T .O.P . New brakes. new ·n eng, H W D evrolet , roof, tmt glass, wheel lmme-dlate D~ll•~ry 'lit 10 P:\f Rdstr. Fully equip. Bal $3,650. 646-7811, , r:r r;:,~~71$1200. best of· NABERS CADILLAC ~~b:r~.aik~f:to~.ea~ COV e r s. Ii k e n ew Extended Warranty 2929 Harbor Hhd. Lease or buy on ex 979·9534. HOWARD 2600Harbor Blvd MacArthur. Newport 34A 7 0222J8. Available Costa Me~J terms.(039MYF). Toyota 9765 Chevrolet '70Bu.s rebltengine COSTAMESA 540-9100 Beach.833·0555 $2999 O~IWaa 546-19 34 M BZ '72 280SE. 6 cyl ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' xlnl cond. $2300 OPEN SUNDAY INI fuel Inject. Hard to fin •76 Oovc &QuailSt. 675-1166 '74 Corvette 454, P /B. Duttton Ford 11131 . llYD. GS Belvedere IL 4 dr model. Avail. tor lease o Newport Beach '74 CadilJa~ black Coupe P/W, P IS. am/fm stereo, 2240S. Main at Warner mt. IEACtl • aa.... i-edan. stupid door" hut. • purc h. (091983). TOYOTA.S 833 0555 1961 VW Bu g. good De Ville. While leather new radials. 493-0631 aft. Santa Ana 546-707 0 runs well. Mu~l!tcll. SIOO. MBZ '72 220. 4 dr. 4 cyl , !!TEll03217 • transportation S400, interior. Car in mint 6 :>iS-0253 economy. Exccllcn fR71976 ,800ml,/\M/FM 536·3273 cond. Gd rubber. Pri. '74FordEUte 7 4 PLYMOUTH cond. Lease or purt h. $2997 w /st w /tape Maroon 1 ownr ,72 VW bus· Ply. $.S300. Day, 645-3323, 172 Carvett• V-8, auto. trans., factory LEFTOVER (100101). w/tan,$6000.675·6721 camper. Paneled, bed. Eves,642·5878. $5600f~rm 548·5819 air conditioning, full BRAHDNEW'7 5 HOUSE Plus tax & lie will deliver lbl. tape dck w /rear '72Cadillac Convt. power, power steerini:. OLDS STAR FIRE I OF a new Corolla 2 door to "-"-wnn'"'n 9770 spkrs. Michelin radials, 1 owner, sac., V-8, a•7u5toC. torra•nestt, feactory rtiadio, Lheadter, wt hiteLwakll V·6 "Gas Miser" you. 100% Financing "'"'~ _'7... comp. rblt eng. at 49,000 (714)640-5958 res, an au op. 1 c I P available on approved ••••••••••••••••••••••• · 11 000 bit air conditioning, AM /FM new, custom interior. C oseout Price IM ORTS credit, for 36, 42 or 48 1973 VW S..per IUt:J . ~!·~. c~nd. o;e: at ~f4 ?O Codlllac stereo tape deck, radio, 708KLD. $3995 DUSTER Ii Cyl . 3 sp<.>cd, po" t•1• i-h•enng. radio, ht'aler. while\\ all tires. (788891 \ $2195 l ATLAS 714 523-7250 months. Low,lowmiles.207GOP. Orange C M. 548-3515. SedanDe Ville · ratr:~.:~:~rs~f~w~~I~~·. ~AAAA 5 To choose J) l • $2299 979-1050 days 548-3515 V-8,auto.trans.,factory l06MJB. ~ Ser#l20211, 120213. MG 974 Ci,,,... ""ti a eve . d'f . Dunton Ford 120296 124875 Chrysler Plymouth I """ WIW 1111 Moxey T t . air C?n a iomng. po~er SAVE ' , 122810. Open Daily & Sunday ~7·;;;,~~-;t:~·~·;;:;;~. ~ TOYOTA 18881 Beach Bl oI~: ·oo vw Bug, xtnt cond. ~~e:!:nX~t~i~erra~,i~: s::as~!in ~~~7c,e;O Ext cn~~~.1~~rerr a nly 'tit IO PM J or best. Xlntcond. ~ 847-8555 New paint, runs g reat. heater, whitewall tires, !liliifjjjt 2929 llarbor Blvd. , Sl lOO/offer. 673-7891 · ted 1 h 1 eraCH OLDS/lW•u Costa Mesa , 968·6010 1_966Horbor,C M 6469303 tm gass, wee cov· '63 FALCON, 2 dr .. 9UI "" 546 1934 1 1964 VW Vol•o 9772 ers, lo miles , nice!! -• • automatic. gd. gas 17331 IEACtUlYD. • '69 MGCrunsxlnt.body& Needs minor br ake ••••••••••••••••••••••• 57406. 13600Bea.chBlvd mileage, XLNT. $575. 1..-r.IEACM•&a-.. • 1 mler. gd. cond. 536-723f work. $350 firm . ORANGE COUNTY $1395 Westminster 631·3388. · I '74 Plymouth or675-5210 Brad. 751-5143 VOLVO 636·2500 or 892-6651 • _Offer Expires 12-21·75 Duster MGI '66 VW Bug. Red. Xlnt EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO • .., MINI '71T·Top350. Lincoln 9945 '55 Olds 88. 2-dr llrd Tp Auto. trans. factory au• •••••0 •••u••••••••••• cond . $875. 497-1895, Auto, air, loaded. • ...................... Rblt eng. nu tares. batt.I c·ond1tion1ng. pov.er •741~ MGB, wht w /blk int. evenings. Largest Volvo Dealer $5800. 968-5403. 1972 Lincoln Mark IV all etc. Ong ov.nr, ht tie ol • steering, racho, rally . I 4,000 mi, like nu make of· ---in Orange Cbunty! . 13600 Beach Blvd xtras, 41.000 mi, xtra im· lady, serwu~ly. Body wheels. ~ustom. intcnoc-; fer 673-2970 '71 YW Squa~ Back BUY or LEASE Westminster COUCJar 9933 mac SSlOO. 979-2633 days, strai~ht, nds pa ant. $900 & exterior. 1'<1ce car! Porsche Auto. trans .• r udio. DIRECT 636-2500or892-6651 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 67~15eves. or offers. 673-8054 or 538.JSF. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~:.r. Nice car! ~·,·~?.~~-,!I!~.·~. 72 COUGAR Man rick 9947 642 · 2773 . $2995 •SPECIAL* T •73 Cadillac 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·10 Toronado modified in· . 1972ToyotaCorona $1888 El Dorado ~R-. . '72 Ford ~averick, auto, tr. s ips 2 comfortably. j·--1973 PORSCHE A/T , A IC. vinyl roof. 2025 S. Manchester Automatic transm ission, power. air. xlnt cond., Givl' ~iway price. 250 -~ 911 T TARGA Priced right. 814 FoT. Dunton Ford Anahei·m 750_2011 Couee power steering & brakes. Best offer. 644 ·7'140. c11 rr Or LaJ.t fk h·/\pt 17 _4.z~ 5 S""ed, a lloys. stereo & 2240 S. Main at W:irncr B t f I h. . h d air conditioning. AM /FM --. ,,,_ $I 399 ----eau i u w 1 e wit r<.' i;terM, 0 ood miles & ex-M-ury 9950 ·73 Cutlass Suprcne 41M , 13600 .Bea.ch Blvd aircond. (532LJX). Santa Ano 5 46-7070 ,76&,75 Volvos leather Interior, fully 1 ... p ..... t c o p Westminster $9998 ••111 Max'"'y Toyota tra c ean' (043L H) ••••••••••••••••••••••• au o I\ I I' /n /S • .. Cad illac equipped ! · · ' ' ' · · 636·2500or892-665l , ' DOM BURNS 18881 Beach Bl H.B. '73 VW BUS (234GVP). Onl $3195 '72 Ma rquis Brou.gham P/W, like new. Asking --------t PORSCHE AUDI 847-8555 Full fa ctory equipped. Buy or Lease Y less than 50.000 m1. F\Jll S.1299. 979·4192C8·5) '68 VaUa nl 2-dr. slant six. ,3631 H --L-rG.G . Likenew!3'12Tf':V. $5995 pwr. air cond. & cr~sc ·1ovistaCruiser , a/cond. uut<?, lo"." miles. well uruu I 97 4 Celie a GT $3J J J Volvo Dir. s ince '56 H 0 WARD co~trol. Under wholesale stereo. full pwr. s1445. ma 1nta1 n e d . S J 2 5 o. 6 36-2333 Vi nyl top. mag wheels. 8 Ch rol t price, S2000. Call for Call 636-3955. _&.1_6_-8080 _______ _ k I D t F d 1970 JI arbor.(; M. ev e Larry, 546-4141 da)S, or -' (2)'71914Porscheshy p\.1 lrac Slt'reo tape, ow. Lift on or J)ove&Qua11St. 548-0066eves. Pinto 9 957 '66 Sport Fury. runs gd. party. Metalhc blue, ap· low miles. (730MCBI. 2240S. Mllm at Warn(•r 631-1276 Newport Beath ••••••••••••••••••••••• 318 V..S 2 BBL. '77 Ji{'. pear. group. 5 s pd . SAVE SantaAna 5 46-7070 833 0555 '67 Monterey. Lo mi. 1 Clean Sacrifice S350 Cassette-fm ~ter., mu~ '70 CDV, fully equi~t • owner. Xlnt cond Air. 175 PINTO V -6 645.2768. ' · whls, J4.000 mi's. S3850 Bill Maxey Toyota •7 4 VW Dasher leather. mus t sell this D--'-9935 p/s,p/b. $900. 541Hi942. St t• • Gold 5 s pd am tf m 18881 Beach Bl I B A t t d . wk, ask $1495 or best ofr --r-a 1onwa90.n Pont.tac 9965 . • . · · u o. r ans .. r a 10. 847-0670 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 72 Mer~. Sta. Wgn, p/s. 54 .000 mi 's . $3400 . 847-8555 h eat e r . Lak e n e w ! 1969 Dodge Station Wgn, p /b , p /wind., A /C, Automat1ctransm1ss1on. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-7467or751-7210. 533MYF. '7:1 CDV, fully equiS?t radio. heater, radial 429CID, $2300. 545-2-129 ract.ory air conditioning. '74PontiacStationWaJ.tnn '66 PORSCHE 912 Cpe. XI. '74 Toyota C.aico ('lJ77 76'S leather. mus t sell this tires, lu~g. rack. $699 or Eves. radio, h.eat~r. less than Grand Safari, loaded, l . shape. 3,000 mi. on 1720 Delux~ ~ wk, ask Sl495or bestofr bestoffer.645·3215 l5,000males. <238MIE). immac. $4000. or bcstof·1 eng. New '74 Sepia Brn. 2 Door hardtop, auto. Dunton Ford VOLVO 'S 847-0670 '73 Marquis immlJc, non-$4191: fer. Priced under low . TS trans AM /FM stereo 1967 Monaco 4 dr. yellow. smokers car, nu rdls. 1' book. 673·2700 paint, A ma gs, .... 2240S MamatWar ncr J968CadillacCoupe w/air. xlnt cond. ssoc brks,carb.A/C,fullpwr, Pi r e 11 is, s Po ii er s. radio, Landau top, mag Santa Ana 546· 707 0 HERE De Ville, xlnt cond. firm. 837 -9617 must sell Please make '75 Ast re SJ, air, a m /fm blaupunkl, xtra set of wh ee Is• Ii k e new . 492-6.530 Wheels. ti.res, new tinted 862KMW. NOW -, ---ofr PP675-7214 Anytime. 1!170 llarbor. c .M. stereo tape, mags. Blu<', '74VWBUG 650odge880MonacoSta 8 000 mi 's S4800 windshield. 1st. SS,000. t1333 4 Speed, s tereo r adio. Camaro 9917 Wgn. $500. Xlnt cond . p /s li9 Monterey, 4 dr, ate . __ 6 31 -1276 __ 558.5828. • • takes it. (714) 673·6562 art ~ heater. this ,..,r l<Kl ni·cc •New Engine ••••••••••••••••••••••• p/b, 551·3468. new trans, etc. Nds tune 71 p · •. , d . · .· -- 6. ~u 'k • EW" d d & . S375 9631 tnu.l. ra 10, air,''"' F A Dunton Ford \o price. Sec l o up-•NewTransmissioo '731:.1 e 'N · J,()a e · up tires, · · 078 top Sharp exterior good 74 B. Trans m. 224 S M . t W . t 5461 KW •New Colors LT model. '76 license. '68 Charger, 383 Eng . ~d t 552 '0211 loaded, 15.000 mi. mint '71 P ORSC HE 914 O · ama arner precaa i' • · $3595.642·3301. w/1~.000 mi.nu steel b~lt Mustang 9952 ~~2o<) ~-~·re·· • cond . $52!l5, 842-3533 Red /Blk int. Mint. Pvt Santa Ana 546·7070 SAVE Alf 75'S r adials stereo, fac air, ••••••••••••••••••••••• or s 0 er . 847-2781 Ply. $4500. or b<.>st offer. '73 Camaro silver wi. blk. PS. P85.'i6·7477 '66 Mustan~ 289, V :S. '75 runabout nu. 5.000 mi.--------- 540-042t&642·2502 '72ToyotaMKll AND DEMO'S top PS/PR //\i r, lo. 73 DODGECORO.._.ET Clean, xlnt cond. Ong. A/C,stick,sacrifice$500 •73 FIREBIRD ---Auto. trans .. factory air <11\lt,.ll l"",.; 1 MUST GO mi.$3,000/842·4790 CUSTOM "" •owner. $900. 644·0757 +TOP S96 mo. 645-4535 '74 CARRERA. sun r oof condit ioning, r adio. ll/""" UUW Automatic. power steer• coupe with everything. heater.vinylroof,see it. ~ THISMONTH '69 CAMARO , m ags V..s.auto.lrans .. aircon· 71 Mus tang Grande. '71FordPinto in~ & brakes. radio. Avail approx. Jan l, 1976. drive it at this low price. :~ ~~ TOYOTA BUY Stereo. very clean, $1500. dationang. power s teer· AM/~M stereo, PS/PB. 2 Door, auto. trans .. he~1t<'r, mai:: "heels, low $15,000 firm. 645-6101 385FTB firm. 979-5088 ing, power brakes, radio, new tares. Mu st sell. Bst radio. heater . whitewall miles, extra l'lcan, <'k. between 9:30 & 11 :30 AM $2299 OR 1967 Camaro, air, PS, heater, whitewall tires, ofr. 842-7435 tires, nice car ! 220CJS. <274J DC). wkdays. 1966 H0tbo1 C M 1>'111 9103 · 1 f t · O I $3 49 5 LEASE 63M . ~ood shape. $900/ vtn)'. roo , cus O~ Ill· '65 Mus tang, 2+ 2GT, $1777 ft Y 72Ponche91 IT '72 VW Bus, new engine, bestoffer.494-0667 t enor & ex tenor. automatic, s mall VS, T-a :o tWJtA• clutch, radial tires. cur· USED SPECIALS SS RS (208JFX). power steering. $975. Dunton Ford HOWARD -· '7 ""11 •74 Vol 164 '7l Camaro 350 . · $ 1750 19,271Miles,air,5speed, .t.\11\ tains, & crpt. $3000. or . YO Air, tape. AM /FM. Im· 846-71Tieves. 2240S.Mam atWarner mags. Silver with black ~~· ~~~~[fer. 536·899' or Auto matic, s unroof, mac. Dix int. $2550 ATLAS 73 MUSTA._.G Santa Arna 546·707° Chevrolet interior. garage kept ~~-TOYOTA /\M/Fi\1 stereo. leather. 633-6437 f"'lll n &Q I"' d t. (ll38FBU) L l .t be t .. 5005 A ti. t . . '74 Runabout. 4-s pd . ove lJ.JI .~. con 1 ion. · '75 VW Sc1rroco. 2/mo old uxury a 1 s 5 • r. · C'"-lft" Plymouth utoma c rans~ission, orange w /blk int. Radio. Nt>wport Beac-h SAYE 1966 Harbor. c M 646·9303 A/C. Save ssoo. Must sell $6395 ~~=~~! ........ !!!.~ 0 ;Joaily &Sunday pow e r ~leeri !1.8 • a /c, d isc brakes. nu 833-0555 this wknd. 496·0694. 'til 10 PM b~akes. air conditioned. tires. 33M m1. XJnl cond.1--------- '9J Toyota 4 spd. R/H, •74 Volvo 142 CONNELL 2929HarborBlvd. v1!1yl roof. o!'IY 34.. S2.400.644·2676. '65GTO,nucngine. NEWPORT Ir1PURTS good cond. Best offer (.' M nules. Exceptional unit! trans &tire._, 536-6752 vw BUSES <\ Speed• overdrive' 54os6t·a l 9e3sa4 (252GWA). ·73 Pinto S<.'dan . 1 owner. S800 leather, AM /FM stereo , ti 12·fi09i'. , '72 Corolla 1600 Deluxe. rassette, sunroof. A CHEVROLET Only $3295 Auto, air. AM radio, Xlnt --------cond I tares. $2100/ orr. Thunderbird 9970 air cond . 4 spd, lo mi, like & CAMPERS sports sedan. 752LEQ. Dodge 200 w /camper. Ex-Sat/ Sun. 642 7488 ••••••••••••••••••••••• new. $2200. 673-6811 . $5399 SALES&SERVICE cellent cond., $1,500. HOWARD , . . . ·74 T-Bird , Sunroor Full JlOO W.Coast Hwy.N.B.. 74 CeUca G.T . Showroom •74 IUS 184KYQ 2828 Harbor Bl•d. 548·5459· 74 Panto Station Wgn a•.r pwr, stereo, Ex<'rl t.•nnd . 642·9405 cond. AM /FM, 11000 mi. 7 Pass. Sharp! • J)etll\ ttwt4• 5 c 4 os 6 ·T·fl.IM 2 EOSAO Ford 9940 Chevrolet cond .. 4 s pd. clean, pn. lo mi, Offer. 644-5386. D Q ply., bstofr. 524-6968. -• White. Offer. 640-7963 '73 IUS 666GNM Cf ••••••••••••••••••••••• ove & uall St. ' T B d d. * SPECI •L* N t Be h 61 · ir , auto, ra m, A L c 4 w D 11 500 M. 7 Pass. Dual tanks '71 Ltd Brou~ham, stereo, 8ew3po3 ros ac 174 Pl 11...•yo power acc<.>ssories. $400. 75PORSCHE914 Ch~rrycond,$70o.Xtra1~ •711us 5 32CKT VOLVO . Beautiful '72ChevyMonte air, <ill power, $1300. • 55 4 Speed, ra~o. heater. 673-61.19or673·0825 5 speed, radio & mags. c .B. etc. Never in dirt or 7 Pass. Real nice! Carlo. Asking $600 below 497-1405. (061MXR>. offroad.548·5459. •711us 048FUM 19MHorlw CM 6469303 blue bk.$1995.833-9211. ---------1174 MUSTA.._.G raisedtires,lowmiles,& V~ 9974 11t1..995 ----------t 72 FORD GRAM f"'lll immaculate, C463KPY). ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 9 Pass. Clean! '70 M t c 1 XI t DOt4IURNS 1970 Toyota Corona Dix •71 IUS OOl41 I '74 164E, air, AM/FM, one ar 0 • n TORINO 2+2 Only $2395 74Che•yV~a 47,700 Orig. Mi. $1300 or MPG, luxury for only cond. Air, PS/PB. $1750. S"UI GO.... GT W PORSCHE AUDI bestorr.847.11'5 7Pass./\ircont.I. $4700, must sell 892-897 644·1700 exl S48 or ""' REWA " 4Speed,coupe,aircondi· agon I 3631 HS'bor G .G . •70 IUS 289NH eves·wknds. 839-1968. V..S. auto. trans., power tioned, radio, beater. low H 0 WARD 4 Speed, radio .. hcJltr. 63 6- 2333 Trfmnph 9767 7 Pass. Low miles. steering. power brakes, miles, & immaculate! mag wheels. Nice car! ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• ?OIUS JlllHR '67 Volvo Sta Wgn, aut •1sChe•yMotm1 AM /FM s tereo r adio, (731.KMX>. Chevrolet 817J NO • • 11 7 Pass. Sunroof. trans, RIH. gd runnin V-8, auto. trans., factory heater, whitewall radial Only $3195 Dove & ~ii St. $2666 PORSCHE '69 Triumph GT6, Wt cond. $750. 833-&413 o air conditioning, power tires. roof rack, wood trade for another car or '71 CAMPER 724MVIC <t.99...ill<MI steering. powe r dlsc gr al n side tr i m . Newport ach SALE bestcashofr493-4747 Flat top. Great for the 1---------1 brakes, r adio, beater. (639KYS). HOWARD 833-0555 Dunton Ford weekend. '71Vol•o142 whitewall tires, tinted 52095 2240S. Main al Warner PORSCH E '69 911E . '68 Tri 250· Wide Radials ·10CAMPER 8131MT Stick s hift, AM /FM g lass, like newl 6269 Chevrolet fltymouth 9960 SantaAno 546-7070 Sportomatlc. Excellent w(wlre wheels. Over Poptop.Like ncw! radio. heater. A bargain Mi1es.988NBX. ATLAS Dove &QuailSt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. Prlced to sell. dnve, $1,000. 545·9568. al any price. On this bard $3999 Newport Beach '64 Valiant, 6 cyl stick. '71 Htchbck. Sharp. Below (629HW0)1 IFYOU tofindcar.MlHQH. Chrysler PtylllOUth R/11, runs xlnt. Very gd Blue Book. 4-speed. Mid· POl\SCHE •73 911T. 5 havea servicetoofferor $AYE DuntonFord OpenDaily&Suoday 833·0555 rond.642·7583 nightBlue.549-3810. ,Spd, ~.000 actual ml. goodstosell,place an ad 22'0S.Malnat Wamer 'llllOPM '67Mustang V-8289,runs '71 OUSTER, VS, stick. 12 Vega Station Wagon, !.9ac/•rA::::· ;;.ru~~r~~: g:as~~fieed o s8e~[on P.i '.o~ eJ l Santa Ana 546-7070 29'l9 c;!~~~:!vd. ~:OO· or best offer. $1350/off:s.0921 ~~!ri,~$i~';o~4~~~ mi. ~~?s'~i1 E •74 914 • .;;,Pho::;:;ne~64.z.~567S==. ==::;L:====~=ii~I mJl fmia. '68 Bel Air. 6 cy1. radio, 546·1 9 3 4 Aados., UMd 9900Aatot,, Used 9900 A8tos. Used 9900 S.lv•r. Excell"nl cond.. , p/s, p/b, xlnt runnlng 1----------1 .. "' -,oTorino ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~=~~7~:~f.~int VOLVO =-n~~.~~l111' 1650 Xlnl cond. Bestoffer. c:cod. U~). 842-7887. • HOUSE .· f966 Horbor. CM. 646 9303 · '66 Caprice. N u auto ,70Galaxle500. '89 Volvo 1425. 4 spd FM, trans. All pwr. 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WE MUST MOYE THESE TRADE-IMS I IMW'S .1 I IMPOln ' I ?I IMWJttJ 7JIMWJHI '711MWllCS 7t IWW HM CSA "7J IMW IA Y AllA DOMIS11CS ?4 IL CAI P 10 ?4 flOID Mft'O "74 CAM.LAC 119AM II ft.LI ?4 DOMI Ya TOM PfClrUP 7t flQID WMIOW YAM THE BEST PLACE TO SAVE '72 CAPRI 2000 4 ·~~ with m.J.o. f'h•dr1C rlt"'IC• body "'Ci<' m.;ukl1rv1, vinyl ir~PJ10', ,...... f'OQI"" ... 11 n 11 '"' ........ cr11y t'>'-0 ll' i\IC." ~2 !Al '69 MERCURY MAf9UIS f .....,,.., .,...,1"•r•' , l rv:i red..., -w r ._.. n j ,,.. 1 M~l'v ~~-,f'l·ivf tt'l.,.j 1_J I f 4-4. ;) . ,. '71 FORD TOllMO GT nt """'th l• • t 'h't • ')If "roJ. OU'Ct h Jn' J"''w1-r ,i;.....,.ni. \t.t.lvSX1(SK111 n") '73 GRAN TOllMO 1111 cond p .,,,. \!,.,.. r l "' ,,.,.,.. ro.l.c-Ji.J rr.,d ..,,,,. ""'O' •o LL, l'>K 174) '74 LINCOLN COMTIMlHT A. L fl..·. 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LE (XHN301) Loaded 51 895 SALE PRICE Last Call for '75's STILL A BIG SELECTION AT THE GREATEST DISCOUMTS WE HAVE EVER OFFERED IN OVER 54 YEARS OF BUSINESS. CHOOSE FROM • T-BIRDS • LTDS •ELITES • TORINOS •MAVERICKS • MUSTAMGS • PIMTOS •PICK-UPS Not 1ust a few leaders. but EVERY NEW 1976 IT'Odel car and truck 1n our huge i nvent o ry no w DISCOUNTED to save our customers MANY MANY dollars' Come 1n. pick out the new 1976 car or truck ot your cho ice and get MANAGEMENT APPROVED discount SAVI N GS without bickering or hassle' LEASE 1 DIRECT! : ALL MAKES & MODELS COMPETITIVE RATESt IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OM 1976 FORDS ASK ABOUT OUR 12 MONTH, 12,000 MILE · USED CAR HTBIDED SHVtCl POU CY • SPECIAL LUXURY BARGAIN 1974 OLDS CUTLASS SOLON Auto trans . air cond1t1oning. stereo r ad io. vinyl r oo f . reclining seats. rallye wheels. ( 1928 76) s3177 • 10 USED HON DAS IM STOCIC .. s.per Gas SaYen" "'& ..... SpKW- 1974 HOMDA CIVIC Radio and heater (131656) 52477 ----·----'72 PINTO SQUIRE WGN. Radio . he a t e r . air cond1t1oning. radial WSW tires. 2000 cc. console. bucket seats. (811 HXZJ 5 1577 ----·---- 72 CHEVROLET VEGA 4 speed. radio. heater. rallye wheels. while wall ltres. bucket seats, custom stripes. (775FVA) 5 1677 ----·---- 72 AMC GREMLIN 6 c ylinder. radio and heater. white side wall tires. (770JFF) ----·---- '73 FORD GALAXIE 500 Automalrc. power steeflng, power brake s. AM/FM stereo. arr conditioning, radial white wall tires. (904GST) 5 1877 ----·---- 74 PLYMOUTH DUSTER Slant six. radro and heater. Soper economy ( 165528) ----·---- '73 OLDS 98 LS Automatic. power steering - brakes • windows • seat. air cond1t1on1 ng . AM /FM stereo, tilt wheel. vinyl tap, cruise control. radial tires. (117693) has come early here at Bauer Motors! Take a look at these fantastic savings: '75 IUICK SKYHAWK Auto. trans . power steenng & brakes. air. & extra ctean! (6661WM) WAS $4895 SANTA SPECIAL SAVE $500 HOW $4395 '74 IUICK CENTURY LUXUS Factory air. low 27,000 miles. (057KAO) WAS $3695 SATA SPECIAL SAVE $400 MOW $3295 · •74 OPEL MAHTA COUPE Auto. trans.. low 14,000 mt I es. ( 166LRW) WAS $3295 SANTA Sf'ICIAL SAVE $300 MOW $2995 '74 CHEVY BEL AIR Auto. trans.. factory air. DOwef steering & brakes. low miles. (058LIT) WAS $3295 SANT A SrtCIAL SAVE $500 HOW $2795 '74 AUSTIN MARINA 4 Door. 4 speed. air. low 7.000 miles (263MSF) WAS $3295 SANTA SPECIAL SAVE $300 MOW $2995 '74 ELDORADO Like new cond1t1on. has everythrngl (283JPYJ WAS $7495 SANT A SPECIAL SAVE $500 MOW $6995 '74 FORD GRAM TORINO Sharpest m the area! Low l owner miles. (335KEI) WAS $3695 SANTA SPECIAL SAVE $400 HOW $3295 '74 FORD VAN Chinook conversion. very unusual! (228MRSJ WAS $5995 SANTA SPECIAL SAVE $600 HOW $5395 '74 COHTIMEHT AL TOWMECOUPE Has everything. loaded! 1 owner. low miles. (281 JV'N) WAS $6495 ...teapeckil SAVE $700 HOW $5795 '73 OLDS CUTLASS COUPE Sh o wroo m condi tion throughout' (134LGC) WAS $3695 SANTA SPICIA.L SAVE $400 HOW Sl295 '74 JENSEN HIALEY Low 7000 miles. air conditioned. (#15925) WAS $6495 SAMT A SPICIAL SAVE $600 HOW $5195 15 USED TRUCKS ON SALE! • 1/2 Tons • 3/4 Tons• •Vans • 4 wheel drives • Suburbans • · MOST ANY TRUCK TO FIT YOUR NEEDS! WEEKEND USED CAR SPECIALS '75 MONTE CARLO Aut o . tran s .• air condit ionin g , power steering. power brakes. vinyl roof . tilt steering wheel. turbine wheels. (183LHV) S4369 • '74 CHEVY IMPALA 4DOORSEDAN V-8, auto. trans.. factory air conditi on ing . pow er steering. power brakes, radio. heater. (549KJI) s2295 ' . '74 FORD GRAN TORINO 40001 SEDAM V-8. auto. trans • factQf'Y air conditioning, power steering, power brakes. radio. heater. vinyl roof. (789KRJ) s2473 DATSUN CBAllPIOI STOOi. '78 DlftUI 710. \ r 111• lo1"'"' ol I 11nilv 1 .1r' ;\ r._u "' "luu;..:h111~ ... c... (),11,1111,,1\1111:' r•Hlllllll .inti ,1111· , J<1t1a;1•tf 11\l'"ll'J" I ,1111 1•1t1.'lllP I 1n\\ tAf ·'""'''"'•I tn111f ""' l..1.1!..1· lk• li11111~ hurl.. .. 1 ,,.,,1s. 'f 11tfl•d ~l·h~ 1111\ ITTUtt.' \lo\ be vo11r 1111,l lamilv 1 ,,r 'hould ~>I' a L11amµ1on1 f ... -\ . . ~-. ifA -~~ • • • 11111111114'11 SAVE ON REMAINING '75 DATSUNS NOW ATaOSE-OUT PRICES! NEW CAR TRADE-INS "72 DATSUN 110 4-0001 Auto. trans.. radio. heater. vinyl roof. (2743) 52195 '73 DATSUN 240-'l 4 speed, radio. heater. vinyl roof. low miles. (2757) 55195 '72 DATSUN 510 4 DOOi 4 speed, air. radio. heater, extra clean. (2758) SAVE •74 DATSUN 260·1 Auto. trans .. AM/FM radio. heater. less than 7,000 miles. (2764) SAVE '73 COMET Economical 6 cylinder. auto. trans.. 1 owner & extra clean! (2779) 52595 '69YW FA.STIACIC 4 speed. radlo. heater. excellent condition. (2770) SAVE UNUSUALLY CLEAN, HIGH QUALITY, FAIR PRICED USED CARS •.. '71 FIREBIRD Automatic, air cond .. radio. heater. vinyl top. 68JEP. $2389 '72 GRAN TORINO WGN • 9 PASSENGER Automatic. air cond., power steering, power brakes, luggage rack. 91 OFWA. $2489 173 FORD MAVERICK Automatic, air cond .. power steering, power brakes. am-fm stereo. immaculate. 754GWX. $2689 '72 GRAN SAFARI WAGON Air cond .. power windows. roof rack, low mileage. 783FZH. $2689 74LE MANS COUPE ve. automatic. air cond .. power steering, power brakes. AM-FM radio. 034LFD . $3389 '73 MONTE CARLO LANDAU Automatic, air cond., power steering, power brakes. An absolutely gorgeous, loaded cat. 368HME. $3689 IRVINE WEEK OF DECEMBER 14 • DECEMBER 20 AMERICAN MOTORS Ward S. Lee. In c. 1234 S. Main St , Santo Ano 547-5826 Crevi er Motors 208 W I st St , Santo Ano 835 -3171 CADILLAC Nabers Cadillac 2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9100 CHEVROLET Connell Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546-1200 DATSUN Dot Datsun 18835 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 842-7781 Theodore Robins Ford 2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 642-0010 . Sunset Ford 5440 Gorden Grove Blvd., Westminster 636-40 I 0 E!Gi · Un iversity Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa 540-9640 LINCOLN-MERCURY Gustafson Lincoln-Mercury 16800 Beach Blvd .. Huntington Beach 842-8844 Johnson & Son Lincoln-Mercury 2626 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-5630 Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury 1301 No. Tu stin, Santo Ana 547-0511 OAIL Y PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 14, 1975 OLDSMOBILE University Old smobile 2850 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa 540-9640 PONTIAC Dave Ross Pontiac 2480 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 546-8017 PORSCHE-AUDI Don Burns Porsche/Audi 13631 Harbor Blvd, Gorden Grove 636-2333 Ch ick Iverson . Inc. . 445 E. Coast Hw y. Newport Beach 673-0900 TOYOTA Bill Maxey Toyota 18881 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 847 -8555 VOLKSWAGEN I Don Burns Volkswagen 13731 Harbor Blvd., Gaden Grove 534-4100 I DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. DECEMBER 14, 1975 REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS '.' C l I~ \J I ~; (, 6:00 I Cl) Sunrise Semester · Knowtad11 Fu turn m Educational futuru 6:30 I Cl) @) Educational Ftlturn • Not lor Wo111111 OnlJ Eartti ub Mldl11I Jackson Show Nnloo Rewe Quiet Dmr Mdlraw ~Club 6 0 m m Clrtoona (Qt (j)) CV a> Good MornlnC. youn1 comedian and his auests in a comedy and current events variety formal I (~ (j)) (J) al Show.Otts """ NannJ l the Profeuor Dtctrlc Com111"' 11:30 8 (ff) CV (j) Surd! tor Tomor• row 0 ti)@@) m NoondaJ Wed.- Fri. fJ (~ Ci)) CV m Rhyme ' Rea- son m lefs Rap m am eostJJ A I l I R ~~ 0 0 l'l J:OO I@ tJ3 I~~;.', Show Americl 12:00 I Noontime fl) Stoel Market Openln1 · To Tell the Truth fll) Mister Ro11rs' Nel1hbortlood 6 I Love lu'l.... 7:30 I cartoons ! Cl)) LV m Ed11 of Nl&ht · TenneSSff Tuatdo News lu1s l Hb Buddies om: See Daytime Movies. Thre« Stooies 11 Dream of Junnie : Sesame Street (J) Noon Affair/Joe Ba11ttl @Somerset 1:00 @ capt.In Kan11roo The Jetsons Sunup futures Romper Room Not for Women Only The fttntstones ~ ~ The Munsten 12:30 8 1 00 a As the Wot1d Tums The P.T.L ctub 0 @ m Days ol Our llvts tw Tort Stodl Elch1n11 @ Dick Yan Dyb UttSt Rascals fJ (Qj (j)) 00 Cii) All MJ Chll· 1:30 I Rell1lous Pro1ran1t dren • Jeck UUnH ! News Yoel l Friends Courtship ol Eddie's f1thtr Ml1ht7 Hercules lullwinllle New Zoo Rnue 1:00 ~@ Movie: See Daytime Movies. : YUla Altcre; camscoltndll M~ny RFD Tues .. Thurs. (®) (j)) CV m Ryan's Hope 9:00 = (t) Price Is Rlfht I Journey to Advt1ture JJ""ovte: See Daytime Movies. M1jor Ad1ms @ CIJ ®J m C 1 I 1 b r I t J Martet Cloalnc SwHpstakes Educational Procr.ms The Call•fJ 1 :30 I@ (]) 00 Thi Guldln1 1.lcht Leave It to hntr . @ Ci) @) m The Doctors AM l.os Anctln Hazel 9 a> F11tum <9 (j)) CV m let's Mab A fIM luq Deal Ceirtl1 lln 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies. ( : 5(jj)M,~u&11• Show 2 : 00 I ai fE ~ ~ ~u::·:~ 9'.30 0 ~ (I)~ m Wheel of for. 6 Phil Donahue Show tu.. <~ CIJ> rn m $to,ooo ,,,.. i M"'":. See Daytime Mcwies. mid Jttt"I Collie U) News m @futures 2:30 I® 00 Cl) Matdl ,_. CrlH AcfU News Ca11oplnc Counnet (~ (j)) 00 al One Uft to I m Mille Dou&1H Show Onit l Haniet Movie: See Daytime Movies; Domlnao Wed M1veritll Thi LU<Y Show MldllJ Mouse Club The Munsters CI> New Zoo Revue Yoat l Huck : Edutatlonal Pro111ms ( ) Comtdy Classla, Mickey Mouse Club Wed. (EDr1m1 4:00 I Father Knows Best Midley Mouse Club <ei'J cv> cv m A1te11Choo1 Special Wed. "Sarah's Summer ol the Swans" (R) A moving story of a sensitive H·year-old girl's emer· gence from adolescent inse<:urlty to a sense of personal worth. BevertJ Hillbillies Yofl ' Friends Qllli11n's Island 1 CV Terry ' His Friends Mi Amico Andres Adam-12 The Munsters : Mister Roaers' Nei1hborhood (Qr. ) The Flinbtonts ucept Wed. I i~::io::el~~0poulble Roclly l His Friends 4:30 Didi Van ope Show Gilli11n'1 Island St1r Trek Dan Sh1dows Adam·l2 Buis l His Buddies Bltman 00 Price II Rifht Huuie Boy Sttow Cl) Merv Griffin Show Brady Bunch : Sesame Street ( (])) Mickey Mouse Club Empt Wed. ffi Underdoc S:OO = 0 0 ®l EE (Qj Cil> News 3 Features; News Mon. The Bil Valley: NYPD Fri. II love Lucy Maveric:ll The Flintstones ~ed Ricer (!.) Merv Griffin Tues. Roon1 212; Blue lo Grey foot· ball Classic Fri. The fortieth renewal of this All Star football classic lrom Montgomery, Alabama m Drama G) Don Wilson Show; News Mon. m Add1ms flmllJ 5:30 I fJ (j) (ff) CV (ti9l Cl)) Nft'I 3 Stump the St111;lrews Mon. uters Blnetbtll Fri. I Hocan's Heroes The Monllees m Three Stoo111 Andy Griffith ucept Fri. Electric Compa"' Ton Tallt Jadl 8ennJ Show; News Mon. 6 Mowte: See Daytime Movies. I Ben Hunh!r lntervlews/fpturu • ~ Features Cet Sm11t 10:00 I ~ rn Cl) C1mbit Uve Holan'• Heroes u Cati COLOR PICTURE TUBES : Ed11Catlo111I Procrams 3:00 I@ (I) T1tUttllts · News /Pano11m1 del Valle · m Somerset 10:30 i)@ (D Cl) Love ef Ufe l'ht Rifleman 0 Q) (j) (i9J m H o I I J w o o d 6 cartoons i1rn (~ Cl)) CV a> Central Hos· <Cit Cl)) (]) a> Happy Days pltal Tommy H.wkins S11ow I love Amerlun StJte Truth or Consequences Mov. It: See Daytime Movies. Comer PJ1• Porky Pie 700 Club Three Stoo1es 11:00 I !~(I) Youn1 lo Rettteu Ci) Ironside • 1 @) m HIC'I Rolltf1; Darll Sh1dows oo If on .. Tues. David St1Jn., 3:30 8 Di111hl btr1 is the star of this new pro· @ Movie: See Daytime Movies; 1ram wflich fe1turts the popular Scbool Profile Wed. Pege 3 TEQUILA s44a CAPPUCCINO $4~~. 60 Month Ole, 86.8, IMPORTED .CANADIAN '-311-... s4e 9 ~1~UO~RTS QUART VODKA s3~A! 3 QUARTS ................... $10.00 IMPORTED GERMAN DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 14, 1975 ASTI SPUMANTE LIEBFRAUMILCH MOSSEL $179 ~~~~=RTz$199 s2!.! s1~! BLUN~HEN FIFTH KATZ FIFTH CASE ........................................ $32.29 CASE ........................................ $1 4.00 CASE....................................... 19.33 CASE .............................. : ......... $21 .49 IMPORTED FRENCH BORDEAUX NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA SPARKLING MR & MRS 11y11 8 & G Pink ChabtisWINES SPUMANTE BLOODY MARY MIX PONTET· $299 ~~t~~v $199 $199 LATOUR FIFTH Vin Rose' s299 GALLON FIFTH GALLON CASE ....................................... $32.29 CASE OF 4 ............................... $7.75 CASE ...................................... $21 .49 CAFE DE ESTATE BOTTLED VINHO VERDE FAMOUS BRAND FRENCH GAETANO PORTUGAL It PINOT $199 COFFEE $499 CASAL s24' BEER s3 CASE OF CHARDONNAY ~HH GARCIA 24 CANS . Ll9UEUR FIFTH CASE ................................. ~.~~;~3.95 3_CASES ............ $11.50 CASE ....................................... $19.99 0. k -, ALL ITEMS PLUS SALES TAX ~.~ IN CASE OF PRINTED ERROR, STATE MINIMUM PRICES PREVA'i£-~ .. Page 4 I SUNDAY DECEMBER 14 r. ~ < 1 r~ N 1 r ~ c. <*>Indicates an AdvtrtllttHlt. 6:00 Bible Answers/Ch~phen 6:30 Yeaellble Soup 7:00 U.S. of Arthlt Voice of Aarlcutture Serendipity Dennis the Mena<e People's Forum Hour of Pow•r What Do You Expect? @ This Is the lite Warren Robem • Spanish Movie 7:15 With This Rine 7:30 Harlem Globetrotteu Jimmy Sw•u•rt Show The Christophers Monnen T1bern1de Choir 6 Jeffs Collie let Th(re Be llaht Yoke of Victory Elementary News @ Rea Humbard 7:45 (]) Sacred Heart 8:00 lamp Unto My Feet Hl1hw1y to Heaven This Is the life Rea Humbird Oral Roberts 8 TY 8 Looks 1t lumina I DaveL& Goll•th @ W @ Jerry Falwell Wonderam1 Mister Rorers' Nel1hborhood DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. DECEMBER 14. 1975 (~ ) Day of Discovery ~ Pro football Houston at ' Ci)) Animal World 1:30 Look Up & live Oakland. Navid1d en el 81rrlo • Day of Discovery ISunday Celebration Y11r of the Runninc 81cll Ch1llen1e My Sermon Classic Theatre (R) 12:30; Pro football Pre-Game Show Jimmy Sn11art Show ) Withlt Real Estate Report It Is Written Est.I es la Yid• lss~es a. Answers Meetln1 Time at Celvary 10:30 f) Movie: (C) "Tammy Tell Me Movie: "Boys Town" (dra) '38 @ (j) Kathryn Kuhlman True" (com) '61 -Sandra Dee, -Spencer Trtcy, Mickey Rooney. : Seslme Strnt John Gavin. Charles Drake. IThrae Stooces ( Cl)) Fabulous Kem County I (Qt (j)) rn m Devlin farm Report 9:00 i Sunflower Calebratlon Comp•nJ • The Real McCoys ())> friends of Min Cl) @ AH Humbard Calvary Chapel Direction& • a;, MHt ttie Presa ' Fiim feature 1:00 l)@(I) ())Pro Football Minne· Day of Discovery 11:00 Rex Humbard ' sot• at Detroit. Camput Profile _ Viewpoint on 6 Home Buyer's Gulde B On Campus utritlon "A1htin1 Depression" (Qtl @ )(])al These Are the (Qj Cf)) @ a) Col1att. Tripi• 10:00 K.IUl!l!' Kuhlman Diys Crowa oJ Golf A 36·hole Women's • @Cl) Orel Roberts 0 f Troop Professional Golf Championship from Co111e Alive ID Movie: "Journey for Marc1rtf' the Mission Hills Country Club in This Is Your Bible (dra) '•3 -Mar11ret O'Bri en, Rob· Palm Sprin1s. Calif., with a total (]) Ca1t1e,. 'Thrff ert Youns. purse of $50,000. . 1 (jJ) Towf Hall Meetinf I Church in tht Home IG'"tin1s from Germany Toda~Rtficlon First. Blptbt Churth (j) lnsi&ht IH I m Grandstand 11:30 Medill Um 'Thornt• Outdoors (~ ) Jl111my Swa111rt Show <9 (j)) (i) al Make A Wbh 'Tiit Turbul11rt Ocean (R) You l YOUf World · Gtorll ci,.,-1 Pet "-"" . Championship Bowtlnc @(I) Nfl Pre-Game Show 1:30 Movie: "The Redhead l tM Amazina Propheciea boy" Crom) •50 -Glenn Ford, • Spectrum Rhond1 Flemlnr, Edmond O'Brien. Jerry Falwell (I) Wresttln1 from the Olympic Electric Company 12:00 (j) This Is Your Bible fJ Movie: ''The Yellow Cab Men" Muslca J Palabras O Movie: (C) .. Powder River" (com) '50 -Red Skelton Camera Three (adv) ·53 -Rory Calhoun. I Meet !tie Press Accion de I• Comunid1d Movie: "The 0111on Trell" The Yir1lnl1n (J9l g;, Pro football Kansas (wes) '59 -Fred MacMurrey. Cl) Movie: "John Paul Jonu" City Chiefs at Cleveland Browns. 2 Directions ( a) '59 -Robert Stack. i Hour of Power Movie: (C) ''The Kid from 9 The Hum1nlst Real EsUte Optn House as" (wes) '50 -Audie Murphy 2:00 0 I Si'WAl I Hans Christian An· Dominao I Wanderlust dersen Herald of Truth American/Israeli TY Hour 1 •~1~•..:.1<'""1""Al.,.I Youth for Christ m 00 Pro Football Double· Mideast An1lysla Chinese Enterlllnment Hour header First game -San Francisco Great Perform111u1 "Mahler's faith for Today at Atlanta. Symphony Ho. 4" (R) flrln1 l.lne 'NOT BAD FOR A NICE CiUY' baugh\ bc,t-,cllmg novel. II ha,"' premier< Wc<lnc,da>. JI I OPM on (" B'i "I've ,1lw..1y' wantcJ 10 he an acro r IO· stmct1vcl> ~1m.I thal"• 1he way I approach performing." '>ay~ Kennedy. who \aw I h vear' of regular Arm\ 'icrvicc before rurn· mg profc"ional actor in 1951> "So while I never had any trouble gelling pan~ when I came lo H ollywood, it wa~ alway~ :h a heavy. And I'd find my'ielf reflecling tho~e char act er~ even "'hen I go! home. to ~uch an exten• thal I'd be deprc, .. ed and down unul a picture wa., over. It got 'o I hated ti) think of my rwo kids ~ecing me as a killer all !he 11me and ul1.1r ,1y' "'inding up mrelf in a pool of blood." T he targets of hi<1 vio- lence included Joan Crawford in "Strait Jacket." Cary Grant in "Charade." Gregory Peck in "M irage'' and <1uch rangy heroc'i as Clint W.ilker. John Wayne and Jim Arnc~s: ··1 wa' ju't the right size -h'4" and 160 pound<; -for the good gll}\ to knock Jround," Kennedy '>Jy'>. "If I'd \tarted when I wa' younger. against <;maller fellows like Alan Ladd and Humphrey 8 0gart, I would not h,1ve had a chance " During his years as a movie bad guy, George Kennedy wa'in't too happy with the roles he played. He'l> much more comfort- able being a hero, saying: "I t'~ easier on me and my family." That's one reason he was delighted to star as veteran beat po liceman Bumper Morgan in !he new dramatic serie'I, The Blue Knight, ba<ied on Joseph Warn- The turning point came with "Cool H and l ukc." in wh1~h he started out a~ a bully hut changed to the worshipful lieutenant of hero Paul Newman. He won the 1968 Aca- demy Awan.1 for best supporting actor and a new good guy wa.' born. Since then he has played varied parrs. a .. the heroic .urport manager in "Airport" (winning an Oscar nomination) and it'I sequel "Airport 75." an equally ~roic policeman in "Earthquake'' and a vengeful computer expert in the just- released "The Human Facto r." H e says: "l like the charac ter in The Blue Knight be- cau~e he"s a very warm personality with a 101 of down-to-cartji 'iavvy. It's not just sirens screech ing but the story of a very human guy." Page 5 CJ II I F l Paa ., Sund•Y. a tarting m•ted hotld•y tal followed •t 7:30 by• n clal "The Tiny Tree," l~y Ebsen u "Squ.lre Badger," • ·-•·•• ~er foreat friend• who, with the aHlatanc a 1ifY1 tree In the mHdow, helpifl\ e a brlgh · ~tm•• for • little crippled gl~ · ~t 8PM It The "Bob Hope Chrlatmu Show, pl•y• ho to Angle Dlckln•on, Redd Foxx, onny & Marte 0.mond and the AP All-America Football Team. Following at 9PM I• a "Dean Martin California Chrtatmu," and DHn'• gueat• are Georgia Engel, Dionne Warwick•, MlchHI Learned .nd the Goldiggera. Then at 10PM, Mee Davi• (bottom) de- llvera • mualcal holiday greeting on hi• "Mac D•vl• Chrlatm.. Speci•I," where he'• joined by a ht Ing •tar Peggy Fleming, country & wHtem atar Roy Ct•rit, plua a children'• choir and • Mnlor citizen• choir. .. 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PHONE 64-IOOKS - Page 7 m Christopher Closeup 2:30 Movie: "Let's Go PCavy" (com) '51 -The Bowery Boys m Movie: ''The Last 6-naater" (mys) '39 -Edward G ·Robinson, John ~rradine, J1mes Stew1rt. I Pentecost.I Temple lnslahl 3:00 lssuu & Answeis Movie: (C) "A Connecticut Yin· ltee In IUn1 Arthur's Court" (mws) '49 -Bina Crosby 8Hud On Movie: (C) "The V.l.P.'s" (dre) '65 -Richard Bunon, Ehubeth Taylor, Louis Jourdan. t1g) Movie: (C) "Gl1i" (mus) '58 - Leslie Caron. Louis Jourdan, Maurice Chevalier. Hermione G1n1old. Sinister Clnem• lt.1111 '75 Jlmmr Sw1111rt Show : Wall Stttet Week ( ~ (j.)) This Is the NFL . Human Dimensions · Issues & Answers 3:30 3 Stump the St.n · Herlltre '"James Monroe & His Doctrine" O I $1i1Cill ! The Three Musket· eers A 90·m1nute animated version ol the Alexander Dumas classic. @ Aellr lous Town Hell ED Wuhinrton WHk In Review ~ This Is the Life lnsltht 4:00 It Takes All llinds "Christmas Season Consumer Rip-Offs" (3) (Q9 Cl ) Coller• Footblll '75 "Year ol lhe Runn1n1 Back" m Sundar Tuun The1tre Maverick Movie: ''Words I Musle" (mus) '48 -Gene l<elly, June Allyson. Rock Concert Korean Variety (6) film f11ture World of Survlv1I : World Press • S.turday Matinee Roller Games 4:30 Secret Sle.uth Korun News The Flintstones : Brown on Brown (R) ( ) World ot Survive! GJ Clmpus Profile -Viewpoint on Nutrition 5:00 ; CI) flee the N1tlon 3 America I sHc1a~ I Slntl I lhe flute le1rs Full-lenrth animated cartoon about three beus who worry that S..nta won't find them, so they de· c1de to look for him insteed 0 Collea• football '75 "The 'fur of the Runn1n1 Back" 0 Det11n1tlon Amtrlea "The lrjsh'' «9) Newt aJ Mo"le: "The Gre1t Missouri R11d" (wes) '50 -Ward Bond. l@";:~~A.~oppln' Add1m1 flmllJ Loa An1elea News Aevltw Ci)) Loula ,.,ul Lehm1n The City Th•l F'or1ot About Christm11 I Revive! of Amerlu 5:30 B cu @) Ci) Ci) m Newt little R1$C.1IJ World of Survival "Baboons" John Forsyth narrites this incredible story of 1 baboon society n ob served by Bill 1nd Marion Hamilton. @ Ci) Ruth Gelman Show ~I Love Lucy P•ee 8 6:00 r (j)) Talk to the M1n11er • SammJ & Comp1ny Campus Profile -Viewpoint on Nutrition [VE!'JINC. 8 -SPECIAL- ·* THE GAS COMPANY PRESENTS "AMERICA" 8 Amerlc.t "The American W1y of War" CV @) Amerlc.t: The Youns (t. perience O l(ukl1, f11n & Ollie "A Little Mistletoe" O Movie: (C) (2hr) "H1ns Chris· lian Ande11en" (mus) '52 -Danny Kaye, Jeanma11e. Farley Granier. O Jerry Visits . , . "Mike Connors" ® N1tion1I Geo111phlc 0 Wild Wild West ID Movie: (Zhr) "The Three MUI· keteers" (adv) '48 -Gene l<elly, Van Heflin, G11 'foun1. Lena Turner, June Allyson, 1 @ I Spr J1p1nese L.1nru•r• Pro1r1ms Ci) Dl1lo1ue Bir v111er : A(~onskJ & Comp1nr ( : (j)) St.Ir Trek • Treehouse Club Coron• Now 6:30 i@l@@ Wild Klnadom · Anim11 World 6 Sunder Special "Mz1ma Al11 7:00 M ~=:nous Spring" Hi) Robert M1tNell Report m Journey to Adventure ~ Roller G1mu 8 60 MINUTES. Mike ·* Wallace, Morley Safer and Dan Rather offer fascinating reports. tJ (fi) CV ([l 60 Mlnut.s 7:30 Q ~ @ @) @D I $1ilClll I The Little Drummer Boy (A) The peren n1al animated Christmas story of the little boy who has only lhe &ift of 1 sona for the newborn Chrtslch1ld. Creer Garson 1s the off-camera nu· rator, and the voice$ of Jose Ferrer, Teddy Eccles and Paul Frees are featured. plus the 1ingin1 of lhe Vienna Choir Boys. 0 (Q!j 00> (1) Cl) S.las F1mllr Robinson "Ernie's Christmas" The family telebrates Chrislmas in their own "tropical" w1y until their happy plans are interrupted by an emer· 1ency when Helaa is slung by a poisonous sea creature. I Whirs Mr Unt7 The FBI Stlln D1lllon no H1n1 {fc9 Movie: (C) (Zhr) "Dey of the Wolvu" (dra) '71 -Richard 4an, Martha Hyer, Rick Jason. ED I Sl'f(IAL I That Un«rtlln Ptr1· dist Conclusion of a two-pan program on Micronesia. B THE TINY TREE-New ·* animated Christmas show on BELL SYSTEM FAMILY THEATRE. 0 ~ (j)@) m -1 1-;-n-,-xc-1 The Tiny Tree A little crippled &ir1's Chrislmu is made happier by • tiny DAILY PILOT, lV WEEK. DECEMBER 14. t975 tree 1n a meadow and the forest I Come AJl"e animal s who have befr1ended her J1p1nese film Buddy Ebsen provides the voice ol The One W1y Squire Badaer, and Roberta nack Masterpiece Theltre; Notonou• sin11s the two theme son11s. "To om1n "Prelude" Chopin finds love and Be loved," and "When Georae's charms 1rres1st1ble and Autumn Comu " falls 1n love w11h her 00 Amerlc.e 9:30 O The Kin& Is Comlnr 0 Movie: (C) (Zhr) ''The V.l.P.'s" @ I sn(tAL I Silent Hl&ht Animal (dra) '65 -Richard Burton, Eliza ed story about how the son11 "Silent beth Taylor, Louis Jourdan, Orson Ni&ht" came to be written. Welles. Rod Taylor. Mau1e Smith. O w1nted: Deed or Alive ID Cltyw1tchers I Reviv•I fires 8:00 t)@ Cher Cher and her Coron• Now auests -Hal linden ol "Barney 10:00 1 CD 00 Bronk In an under· Miller," Ruth Bum and Glen world power struule, the leader of Campbell -all spool a "typical" a family has his own ambitious television show. Cher and linden brother killed, and Sgt Webber spoof Jeanette MacDonald and (Tony K1n11) Ira med for that mur. Nelson Ecf dy der. B See Bob Hope's 0 JOIN MAC DAVIS - ·*Christmas Parly. ·*CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! Top guest stars. B ~@ [Q) m I irlCtA\ I MIC Presented by Texaco Dnis Christmu Sho". Mac is joined 0 ~@@) m ! $Fl¢tAl I Bob by guests Peg~y F.lem1n1. Roy Clark, Hope Christmu Show Bob plays and . four choirs in this Chrislm~s host to Redd Fon, Donny & Marie special emphaslltng the child in Osmond. Angie Dickinson and the everyone, ev~rywhere. AP All-Amertca Football Team. 0 Diy ~f D1sc~very O Pop Goes the Cou11try @ A"!er1e1n Lifestyle Ci) I sric1•l I The Three Musket. I flith tor Tod•J eers Animated version of the Dumas fE ":w,s 11 classic erry 1 we 0 (QCl ) CV m Six Miiiion $ 700 Club Min "Clark Templeton O'Flaherty" ~ T~e .~upreme Court & ~!vii A secret chemical placed on govern-l1bert1es The Bank Secrecy Act ment documents leads Steve on a ~Lou Gordon Show m1ss1on to prove whether a friend 10:30 Jimm1 Sw1111rt ~.how 1s guilty or innocent of being a 6 Tod1r it A&u• C. 1ente lr11tor. Lou Gossett aaesls. 0 The Lucy Sho'! 8 Christmu With the Kine F1mily m The Ashmen f ile I UICta\ I The Ice P1l1ce John . I Wor1d of Trnel Davidson headlines the holiday 11.00 B O !1!i News edition of this series. and guests 3 News/Ev1nrehsm include Gloria Lortng. comic Jack Pacesetters Deleon, World F11ure Skating 6 World ol Survlv1I Champion Tim Wood, Canadian Skat-(Qi, ~t""" ing Champion Linda Carbonetto. the 0 Movl~; Som~body Up There Bob Turk Ice Dancers and skating l ikes Me (dra) 56 -Paul New· stars Roy and Sandy Wagelln. man, Pier Angeli, Sal Mineo I Sim Yorty Show m Miu lon: lmposslble J1p1nese Features ID KATHRYN KUHLMAN Evenlna 1t Symphonr ·* (IN COLOR) 9:00 t) 1 (]) (!) Koi•k Vincent Gar· K1thryn Kuhlman denia auests as a former New York @ N1me of the G1m1. City detective now with the Las : Kup's Show Vegas Pohce force who collars a · Jimmy S'uu1rt Show "retired" counterfeiter and calls his · Slmm1 & Comp1ny former boss Kojak to come and gel 11:15 1 (1) SammJ & Comp1ny his prisoner. But by the time l<o· 11:30 Pro footb1ll Beat/Movie: (C) jak arrives, 1t seems someone " t11nrer on the Run" (wes) '67- wanted the prisoner dead instead of Henry Fonda. Anne Baiter. 10 1111 B S..mmr lo Comp1nr Guests in 0 ~ O m I JjOWA!. l Dun elude Della Reese, Robert Blake, M1rtln Callfomia Chri stmas Dean and Lou' Rawls. aoes "on locallon" throuahout Cali· 1700 Club forn1a for his holiday special with 6 Media auesls Dionne Warw1<:ke, Georgia Movie: (C) "A Distlnt Trumper' En11el, Michael learned and the (dra) '64 -Troy Don1hue, Suzanne Goldd1aaers Pleshette, Diane McBain. I) Oral Roberts 00 Telepulse 0 (Qt! (j)) (1) Cl) A 8 C SundlJ [9) Movie: (C) "The Devil 1t 4 Movie: (C) (2hr) ''Whit Ever HIP· O'Clock" (dra) '61 -Spencer pe"ed to Aunt Alke" (R) Geraldine Tracy, Frank Sinatra. Paae, Ruth Gordon, Rosemary For· @ Tonr & Sus1n AJ1mo sylh, Robert fuller. Mildred Dunn-~ Warren Roberts ock, Joan Huntington, Peter Wi, Ci)) Sp1nish Movie Brandon, Michael Barbera. Ms. 12:00 6 liberty Temple Church Paae stars es Claire Marrable, a Movie: "Kiss the Gir1s lo Mike well -bred widow whose housekeep· Them Die" (dra) '67 -Michael ers disappear 1n direct ratio to the Connors, Dorothy Pro11me. add1tion1I funds that appear In her @ Movie: "love ol Three Quttns'' bank account (dra) '65 -Hedy Lamarr. m I SffCtlC I V1udtvllle Barbara 12:30@ Ri1ht On McNair and Scotty Plummer join 1:00 B Spe1kinr FrttlJ host Red Buttons for an hour of 1:55 t) Movie: (C) "Wild Wild Winter" music, comedy, and ma1lc (rom) '66-Gary Clarllt, Ctms Noel. MONDAY DECEMBER 15 For mornins and afternoon ll1t1n1s, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, ere the d•y's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES (i~ 00 Wild World of Animals @ I $hbAC I Silent Nicht Animat- ed color film based on the factual version of how the most revered melody of Christmas came to be written. EID In Performance 1t Wolf Trap "Verdi's Requiem" The National Symphony Orchestra and the Um· versity of Maryland Chorus. directed by Jules Rudel, perform this choral mass. m M1 llttle Mercie 9:00 (1) "Live Fut, Die Youn(' (dra) '58 -Mary Murphy. 9:30 IJ "Are Husblnd' Necessary" (com) ·42 -Betty Field, Ray Mil· land. "Rosann• McCof' (dra) '49 - Joan Evans. Farley Granger. 1:00 6 @ CV CV r-1 ""s,~1....,c1""'AL'"'l A Chu- lie Brown Christmu (R) Charlie and Linus search throuah shiny alum•· num trees, tinsel and blinkina h11hts for the real unornamented meanin& of the Yuletide season. D @ Ci) @) m The Invisible Min "Sight Unseen" Dan Westin is asked to locate the kidnapped bhnd dau1hter ol a key witness in a ma. jor federal investigation into or1an· ized crime. 10:00 (I) "The Foaes or Hurow'' (dra) '47 -Rex Harrison, Maureen O'Hara. 12:00 m "DaisJ Ken1on'1 (rom) '47 - Joan Crawford. Dana Andrews. 1:00 0 "M1ster, Sea Reider" (mys) '40 -Henry Wilcoxon, Carole Landis. ® (C) "The fakers" (dra) '69 - ~colt Brady, Broderick Crawford. 1:30 O "The1 Were Sisters" (dra) '46 -James Mason, Phyllis Calvert, Anne Crawford. 3:00 o (C) "D1u&hter or the Mind" (dra) '69 -Ray Milland, Gene Tier- ney. 3:30 "Meet Danny Wilson" (com) '52 -Frank Sinatra. Shelley Winters. 0 "So Bir" (dra) '53 -Jane Wy· man, Sterlin& Hayden, Nancy Olson. I V I N I N l. 6:0060_1 1 ~romNews CV (eif lf(E)Pro football New York Jets at San 01e10 Char1ers. D @@ Ci) News @ Bon11\la Ironside f'artrld&e flmllJ Ad1m·12 Soled1d St1r Trek : llup'a Show Little R1K1ls 6:30 I MerY GrlNln Show Bewitched @ Hor•n's Heroea • Nuhvlll1 7:00 00fU@ mNewa Bowline for Doll1rs Mod Squid To Tell the Truth Conc:entr1tlon I love Lucy Th• Fii (])Gunsmoh LI Lobl Love American Style : Classic Th11tre f'rtvlew · Palom• Add1ms family · m Wild IUn1dom 7:30 I $25,000 f'Jramld love American Style Documenter, Specl1I "Aretrap" Eyewitness News reporter Chuck Henry presents this special on how to prevent fire in the home. (!) Treesure Hunt ~ Miiiion $ Movie: (C) "By the Licht of th• Sliver, Moon" (mus) (mus) '53 -Dons Day, Gordon Mac- Rae, Leon Ames. @) Hl&h Rolltta m BradJ Bunch O Movie: (C) (2hr) ''The Nilled Runner" (dra) '67-frank Sinatra. Peter Vaughn, Nadia Grey. @ Wild Wild West 0 Mobile One "Ubel" Campbell and Station KONE face a mulh· million dollar lawsuit after a man linked with or1anized crime 1n a news report, yells foul. George Go bel guests. m "THE CROSS·WITS" with JACK CLARK Premieres 8pm Tonight m DEBUT Cross Wits Jack Clark IS host of this new game show 1:30 I John Barbour Show Soccer From Muico Gun smoke Muy Aaradeddo Jlpanese L1111u11e Pro111ms 6 Perry Como's Xmas In ·* Mexice>--Vicki Carr, The Capt and Tennille iJ@ @) Ci) (SJl¢!AL I Pe rr J Como's Chrlstmu In Mexico Vicki Carr. The Captain and Tennille, the Ballet Folklorico and the Zavalda Brothers & Sisters join Perry for a Christmas celebration 1n Mexico. - Merv Griffin Show WUdllfe Adventure Los Pollvoces 9:00 (3) Movie: (C) (2hr) "No Men 11 an iilind" (dra) '62 -Jeffrey Hunter. Marshell Thompson. • 0 @ (1) liO} m Mond1y Nlcht Movie: (C) (Zhr) "C1ncel MJ Res· ervatlon" (com) '72 -Bob Hope, Eva Merie Saint, Ralph Bellamy. Hope stars as a TV personality who flees his troubled mama1e and winds up in the middle ol a hom1· tide inveslig1tion. @ The Untouchables 0 "ONE TO ONE" debuts! ·*JULIE ANDREWS, The Muppets, & "Janet Lynn in a musical Special! 0 I 5'.fe11L I Julie Andrew:: One to One This musical·variety special stars Julie Andrews with the Mup· pets, Janet Lynn and the Korean Children's Choir. Or. Stan Mooney· ham of World Vision International hosts. II) The Bold Ones @ Movie: (2hr) "Portrait of 1 Mob. DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. DECEMBER 14, 1975 'PERRY COMO'S CHRISTMAS IN MEXICO' A tclevi<;ion special for producer Bob Banner •~ indeed no more novel than a Christmas special for Perry Como. Indeed both have been making them for years. So the inevitable question of "What can "'e do that'!> new?" began to haunt Banner and co-producer Stephen Pouliot early last Spring, and it wasn't until Pouliot found himr,clf walking down Los Angeles' picturesque Olvera Street in May than the idea struck: Perry Como's Chri-.tmas in Mexico, (Monday at 8:30PM on C BS). What American television viewers have been receiving for years is "Christmas in America" with all the auendant trimmings of sleighbells, snow and Santa Claus. "But Chri<,tmas is indeed a worldwide occasion," says B~nner. "and though the meaning is universal. it is celebrated differently in different countries. One of the mo'it colorful celebrations of all is in Mexico." Banner and Pouliot found Como to be ecstatic with the idea and began to a'>semblc the cast elements -songstress Vikki Carr whO'ie pride in her Mexican-American heritage is only exceeded by her popularity in both countries; The Captain and Tennille. one of the hotte<;t performing teams on the current scene. From Mexico, Ban· ner sought and obtained the services of the world-renowned Ballet Folklorico; the super-popular Zavala Brother-; & Sisters. a group not unlike America'<; King family in siu and musical talent: song-writer- performer Armando Manzanero. one of Latin America's most tal- ented composers; and the 150-voice Zavala Children's Choir. "Our principal goal", according to Banner, "1s to reflect the Christmas Holiday season as it is celebrated in Mexico -not just through the performers in o ur show. but through the people, the beautiful. old architecture of a small community like Taxco, the happy faces of children as they break the pinata filled with candy and presents. "We wanted to illustrate the Mexicans' very special Christmac; tradition called 'The Posada' -where every night for nine nights prior to Christmas, groups of children go from door to door and, in song. ac;k for lodging for Mary and Joseph." Banner alludes that the "warmth" involved in Christmas as cele- brated in Mexico has much more to do with people's attitudes and cclip:.e' the fact that there will "c no 'inow in .his special. "l hope thJ l viewer; will forgive our lack of ,Jeigh bells this time around.'' the producer say<> ahout his ,how. "But the chiming of the ancient bell~ on the 200-year-old Santa Prisca church in Taxco represent, at lca:.t to me. a tremendou~ alternative. "If we achieve one thing, it will be to ,how thdt the ,pirit of Christma:.. wherever and how· ever it i\ ccll!brated. u~ 1.'o lthin the heart. .. P•&• 9 Harry Morgan For a performer who never really intended to become an actor. Harry Morgan has estab· lished an enviable show business track record. His portrayal of the crusty-but-soft-under· neath Colonel Potter, commanding officer of the zany 4077th hospital unit in M•A*S*H, now seen Tuesdays at 9PM on CBS, marks Morgan's eighth television series tn a starring role. Running the gamut from comedy to drama, Morgan has been a regµlar on these f amil1ar series: December Bride, Pete and Gladys, Kentucky Jones, The Richard Boone Show, Dragnet, The D.A. and Hee Ramsey. As a pre-law major at the University of Chicago. the wry comedian-character actor had every intention of becoming a ba rrister. But his legal interests somehow became side· tracked through college public speaking and debating courses. He drifted into little theater work while employed in Washington, D.C., and eventually made his Broadway debut in the original production of "Golden Boy," whose distinguished cast included Karl Malden. Lee J. Cobb and Luther Adler. Though he failed to achieve his law ob· 1ectives, he finds considerable vicarious sat1s· faction in the legal accomplishments of three sons, Charlie and Pau l, who are practicing attorneys, and Danny, who is studying tor the bar. Morgan couldn't be happier as one of two newcomers to the M*A*S*H cast, along with Mi ke Farrell. who plays the young surgeon. Capt. B. J. Hunnicutt. Pa&e 10 DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 14, 1975 "How often does an actor get the oppor- tunity to move into one of the well-established quality shows on television?" he asks . "Prac· tically never," he says in answer to his own question. The quality of writing on M A*S•H is what sets it apart from most other television comedy, m Morgan's opinion. "I was terribly impressed with the way the writers introduced Potter to the cast. At the beginning of the show, everybody was a bit wary of the new commander. But, at the end, he was accepted and already having a belt with the rest of the boys." As a dedicated fan of the series, he was delighted when co-producers Gene Reynolds and Larry Gelbart ottered him the Colonel Potter part. "I assume they liked my work in the guest shot I did last season on M*A*S*H, and that led to my selection as a regular," Morgan guesses . His entertainment peers also liked his performance as the eccentric General Steele in the 1974-75 premiere episode. For 1t he received a supporting Emmy Award nom- ination for single performance in a comedy or drama series. Morgan was a natural for the characteriza. t1on of a regular Army commanding officer with a dry sense of humor and a perceptive way of seeing through the slightest attempt at su bterfuge by one of his command. For years he has been a leading exponent of the wry school of comedy as he so aptly demonstrated in such motion pictures as "Viva Max," ''Support Your Local Sheriff" and ''The Apple Dumpling Gang." Incidentally, there is more than passing similarity between the horse-loving, old caval- ry officer. Col. Sherman Potter, and the off· camera Morgan. For several yea rs, the outdoor·oriented actor bred quarter horses at his northern California ranch in Santa Rosa. Long ago he learned to ride for the numerous Western roles he played. As 1s the case with so many comedians, the affable Morgan 1s equally gifted as a sen· ous actor. In the ea rly stages of his ca reer, in fact, he was virtually type.cast as a heavy. One of the earliest such roles came in the film, "The Ox-Bow Incident,'' in which he re· joined Henry Fonda with whom he had ap . peared on the stage. Having appeared 1n more than 50 motion pictures, he has acted with a variety of the industry's top names, among them Sir Cedric Hardw1cke , James Cagney, Gary Cooper, James Stewart, Spencer Tracy, Fredric March and Peter Ustinov. Harry Morgan may be the "new kid on the block" so to speak in the 4077t h hospital compound. But, in his eighth television series, this vastly talented actor is making his pres· ence felt. Like Hawkeye, Hot Ups. Frank Burns, Radar and Klinger, Colone l Potter is getting his share of "M•A*S*H-notes." stir" (dra) '61 -Vic Morrow, Leslie Parrish, Peter Breck. ED Sounctstac• "The Wor1d of John Hammond" (R) Part I (Ci!) Ci)) Mobile One (EfMTssion: Impossible 9:30 tJ @ (3) Cl) All In the famlty Atchte fatts in love-with his 1rand· child. Natura lly it's a BOY, Joseph Stivic, in part I of a IWO·P•rt story, c:JN1W1 EI) EJ Choler 10:00 0 Ci1J CI) Medical Center When 1 youn1 tennis Star &iV8$ I &irt hitch· hiker a lift, he hu no way of know· in1 that when they meet 111in they both will be patients at Medical Center. I m EE News '•"'Mason WC s,.dal "Celebration at Bia Sur" Joan Baez, Crosby, Stills. Nash & Youna and other top rock stars aenerate excitement at this festival of music at Bi& Sur. i utln Profile tiet Smart (])>Hee Haw 10:30 I San 1»110 • Community Fetdbac* """ : Soundstaee "The World of John Hammond" Concl. (R) m Acompaname 11:00 I rn e I~ ~IWS lest of tiro~ Set-Bilko . Tb• Lacy Show Movie: ''Sttowdow11 1t Boot Hill" (wes) '58 -Charles Bronson i Mod Squad rn S41rvlval C...blt 00> Love American Style 11:15 EI) Cinema l4 11:30 6 @ CI) CIS Late Movie: (C) "fhe Rose T1tt.o" (dra) '55-Anna Ma1n1ni, Burt Lancaster. CV Gomer l'yte 0 Q) @ (1gJ m Johnny Clrson Burt Reynolds 1s 1uest host. Liz• Minnelli, Mel Brooks, Gene Hack· man, Jerry Reed 1uest. 0 The Honeymooners @ Movie: ''T~ W1y ti the Co6cl" (dr1) '57 -Jettrey Hunter. 0 Mystery Theatr.I (C) .. Jl&aw" (dra) '68 -Harry Guardino, Brad· lord Dillman, Hope Lanae. Cl) The FBI B Movie: (C) "ll~nc, You'rt Dead" (com) '66 -Tony Randall. Senta Ber1er. (~(]))Truth or Clnsequenca 12:00 O T.Ulcht lone &) Movie: "Sacldt. Tramp" (wes) '58 -Joel McCrea. 12:30 0 Marberry RFD Cl) Movie: (C) "Her Twelve Mea" (dra) '54 -Greer Garson, Robert ~an. W Man From UNCLE 1:00 0 @) fl)(]) m Tomonow OCene Auby 1:30 (i1J (}) Movie: "Off U111lts" (com) '53 -Bob Hope, Mickey Rooney. 1:45 O Movie: (C) "01111r Khayy1m" (dra) '57 -Corne! Wilde, Michael Rennie, Raymond Massey, Deborah P11et. 3:30 O Movie: Ufllt Sword of Monte Cristo" (adv) '51 -Georae Mont· 1omery, Paula Corday. • Devld Jenssen (right) as private Investigator Harry Orwell, and Les Lannon as Lester Hodges, young would·be criminologist, have come upon an old press that prints money in the attic of an elderly lithographer who has been kidnapped by narcotics traffickers and are discussing the significance of the find In this scene from "Mr. Five and Dime," on ABC's Harry 0, Thursday at lOPM. DAYS OF OUR LIVES NEWCOMERS -Songstress Ketty Lester heads • foursome of newcomers in the cast of Days of Our Lives, daytime drama serial, Mondays through Fridays, at 12:30PM on NBC. Playing the Grant family, the four are Mlsa Lester as the mother, Helen: Lawrence Cook as the father, Paul; Tin• Andrews as daufhter Valerie and Michael Dwight Smith as son Danny. DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 14, 1975 TONY ORLANDO: 'MUSIC IS THE GLUE' A proud father (Tony Orlando) shows off his look·alike baby, played by guest star Freddie Prinze. Tony Orlando has performed such non-musical feats on his show as sawing his partners in half and riding on stage astride a horse. But music is still his major interest. Orlando, in fact, started as a singer, before becoming a successful rec· ord producer, then returned to performing and became a variety-show hit on "Tony Orlando and Dawn," now in its second season, Wednesdays at 8pm on CBS. "I'm flattered that our producers and writers keep coming up with more and more for me to do that doesn't involve sing- ing," said Orlando. "I egg them on because it's a great way to bring my fantasies to life. How else could a New York ghetto kid play cowboy and ride a horse? Or do magic tricks as the Great Orlando? Or dress up like Elvis Presley? Or do corny impressions of my other heroes-Jimmie Cagney, Humphrey Bogart and Groucho Marx? But music is still the first thing we :choose for each show. Telma Hopkins and Joyce Vincent Wilson (the show's Dawn) and I spend a big chunk of rehearsal time on our songs." Orlando credits the trio's television series for its record- breaking nightclub appearances, but he knows their singing style and choice of music also has .much to do with. that popu· larity. "Our style is basic, with songs people can identify with and songs with strong melodies. We work hard to entertain, to set a mood and carry it out," he says. "I like rhythm and blues styles because they're flexible and pleasing to a wide audience. I think there can be too much emphasis on mess- -age songs and not enough on entertainment. A performer can shorten his career by being too self-indulgent. "I've learned that once a performer has established a rapport with the audi· ence, they're ready to accept whatever formula he offers. It comes down to being liked. We've made thilt vital contact, and I think 1hat's why our comedy sketches work." Page 11 TUESDAY DECEMBER 16 Fot morning and afternoon llstlnes, pluse see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Uow. for your convenience, are lhe day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 Ci) "Born To Be loved" (dra) '59- Carol Moms, Vera Vague 9:30 0 "Fly By Hight" (mys) '42 - Richard Carlson. Nancy Kelly. "Ho W1y Out" (dra) ·so -Richard Wld· mark. Sidney Poitier, Ossie Davis. 10:00 (!) "Cluny Brown" (com) '46 - Jennifer Jones, Charles Boyer 12:j>O m "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" (com) '41- Carole Lombard, Gene Raymond, Robert Montgomery. 1:00 0 .. Min Slit" (mys) '52 -Diana Oors, George Brent. 9 u-3G-" (dra) '59 -Jack Webb, William Conrad. 1:30 B "Ten Gentlemen from West fiilnf' (adv) '42-Maureen O'Hara, John Sutton, George Montgomery. 3:00 ®l (C) "Love Hite Love" (dra) '70 Ryan O'Neal, Leslie Warren. 3:30 @ "female on the Buch'' (mys) '56 -Joan Crawford, Jeff Chandler fJ (C) "Ambush Ba(' (dra) '66 - Hugh O'Bnan, James Mitchum. fVlNIN G Bonanu Ironside P1rtridee flmilr Ad•m·l2 Soled1d Stir Trell : Ountorr "The last Ballot" ( (jJ) Truth or Consequences EE Little Rasc.als Hour 6:30 I Merv Griffin Show Bewitched Hog1n's Heroes : Soundmge "The Bee Gees llilth Yvonne [lliman" (R) I ) love Ameriun Style Ameriun Outdoorsm1n Galloping Gourmet 7:00 BO ~@ mmNewi Ironside Bowling for Dollus Mod Squid To Tell the Truth Concentr1tlon I Love Lucy The FBI rn Ciunsmoke LI lobl Love Amerlcln style ( (()) I #JlciA I World VIilon lnten11Uon1I "Whit Will We Say to A Hungry World" Telethon. (Shr) I P1lom1 Add1m1 f1mllr 7:30 New Tru aure Hunt f.IJCIJ®>mHot ly woo d Sq ueru I love Americln Style Match Game PM PhJllls Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) ll1by of Br01dw17" (mus) '59 - Doris Day, Gene Nelson. m Brady Bunch ·~· DAT N "THE S~Ll CAR EXPERTS"' FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES -SERVICE-PARTS PlllSONALIZID lfASING -ALL MAKES & MODELS j flllf SELECTION Of USED CARS 842-7781 540-0442 S et-vi 11 g _ _,J}.f / Bea cf, C Ii ej S MINUTES SOUTH Of SAN DIEGO FWY 11835 BEACH Bl YD. HUNTINGTON BEACH Paae 12 DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. DECEMBER 14. 1975 I Lera Mike A Out ~ W1rrlors tutatball W1rrlors vs. Dr. Who: Terror of the Autons Chic.go Bulls. Anlm1I World EJl) Ascent of llibn Mr Little M1r1ie 9:30 I) @ (]) (jJ PREMIERE OM 0.y 1:00 fJ (ij) Cl) (jJ Good Times Good It A Time This new comedy series luck and bad luck 1mve 11 the revolves 1round 1 mother and her E11ans' household hand in hand, as two daughters who live in an apart· the fam ily celebrates Florida's win· ment in lndianapoHs Bonnie nlng a stereo. the FBI shows up franklin (Ann Romano) 1s confron· with a lot of questions about Aori· ted with a major puent type deci· da's nephew Cleatus. sion in the lirst episode when her 0 Ii) @ m Movin' On "love. oldest daughter Julie wants to go Death and Laura Brown" Will 111d on a co.ed camping trip. Mackenzie Sonny save the hie ol Laura Brown Phillips plays Julie Cooper. R1ch11d when her t1uck's brakes tail end Muur, Pat Harrington, and Velerle Will is so taken \'f1th the charming Bertinell i etso star. widow that he convinces Sonny they O Ntwa should stay in town and haul apple ro El Chofer cider. 10:00 e (jj') CV Cl) Switdl "Throu gh the 9 I hi¢1AL I Slmmr Sammy Oa-Past Deadly" A con man with a vis Jr., is joined by Sammy Davis taste lor violence, who brought Mat Sr. in this one.hour musical variety and Pete toaether the lirst time. tribute, recreating the highlights ol gets out of prison ind trres to kill Sammy's 44.year career in show Pete by blowing up his ur. business. D ~ (j) !tOJ m J o e Forrester @ Wild Wild West '"fhe End ofSummer" A reterded 0 CIJ al Hi ppy Dip "Tell It to school janitor is wronaty ICCUMd of the Marines" The usually cool Fon-staying ' young colleae couple, and z1e dispeoses some advice to his when Joe and the j1nitor's friend 1ood friend Ralph that is not In his Jolene investia1te, Jolene almost friend's best interest becomes the neat victim. ®)I Vlc1l\J 0111 Roberts: Christ-Im f;l News mu Is Love 6 Perrr M1son m "THE CROSS-WITS" @ al Mucus WelbJ M.D. "Go *A CROSSWORD PUZZLE Ahea~ & Cry" Ccnsueto undergoes GAME TONIGHT AT 8 a ma1~r operation and her f~ar that • she will be unable to continue es m Cross Wits Or. Welby's nurse CIUSl!S her lo m John Barbo ur Show consider I marriage proposal I £1 Show de Iris Chicon @ Get Sm1rt . Gunsmoke Eil) Monty Prthon'1 F1yln1 Circus Exltos 10:30 · Community Ftedbld Add111s Family News 1:30 @ (!)Joe & Sons : lnt.tr111lionel Animation Futlnl CV Cl) Wel'°me Baell Kotter · EJ Sho. de Welter Mercado ''Alrlv1derci Arnold" Horshack gets 11:00 (]) 0 E!J m al News transferred out ol Kotter's class Ci)~ Q) Ci) Newi be«use his· grades have 1mproved lest of Groudlo but he doesn't want to 110. 6 Sil lillto I The Bobby Vinton Stlow The Lucy Show M~rv. Gtitfln Show Movie: "TM l;u11li(htef" (wu) W11dhfe Adventure ·so -Gregory Peck, Karl Malden. The Rival• of Sherlock Holmu I Mod Squid "The Looting ol the Specie Room" CI) BltUelhte i £J Show de Ednlt.I Nazario Combat ~ Uttle Mercie : Woman Allvtl 9:00 U1J ~ M•A•s•H Radar's 11:15 . Cinema 34 well·meaning attempt to satisfy 11:30 @(I) CBS Litt Movlt: (C) Colonel Potter's l~ste. for hard·to· 1 s.ett Ride" (dra) '68 -Tony come by tomato .1u1ce in Korea sets rranciou. Michael S.rruin. olf a ~haln of intrigue that even D a3 Ci) ~ m Johnny Clf1011 tually involves a 1eneral at airps fed Knight auests. headquarters. g The HontJmooMrs ~ ll.3 ,r;IJ @) m Polic.t Women ct) Movie: "Sht Demons" (d11) '58 '7A°ngefa Sets. Pepper Anderson and -Irish McCall•, Tod Griffin. Bill Crowley become involved with ~ (]) al Wldt World MyNry a gangster whose dreams lor his The FBI only dau.ghter d~ not include a ro • Movie: (C) "The 111 Operator" mance with a policeman. (dra) '59 _ Mickey Rooney. 0 Oral Roberts Chrl1t1111s 59eclal 12·00 O Twllliht Zone '~hnstmu Is Love" Special auesls . m Movlt: "lbils Into LlramW' include singer An~rea Crouch, (wes) '54-John Payne, Dan Duryea. comedian Jerry Lewis, and H.R. l Z:lO g MtJbtrrr RFD Pufnstul and Sigmund the Sea Mon-(]) Movie: "The 111 tt.niover" ster. (dra) '50 -Vin Johnson. The Untouchables m Movie: ''Cu1111 Din" (dra) '39- 0 ROOKIES VICTIMS C.ry Grant, Douglas Fairbanks. *IN DOPE HEIST l:OOl@Cl)®l mTomonow 0 @ Cl) The Rookies "The Code l;ene Autry Five Affair" Chris Owens falls for a 1 ·'10 @ llCNle: "01lo11 Stltlon" beaullful 11rl planted by a b111t1me (mys) .. 50 -William Holden. dru1 dealer to gather inlormation 1:45 0 Movie: (C) "Thi Trut Story of on the loeahon of a milllon dollars Je51e James" (wes) '57 -Robert worth ol heroin confiscated by Chris Wagner, Hope Lange, JeHr~ Hunter. in a narcotics bust. J1clyn Smith, Z:JO m All·Nlght Show: .. 01nte11 l11f1r· Anthony Eisley guest. no" "Women of Pitcairn 1.i.nct" 6) fhe 8ol4 Ones 3:30 6 Movie: (C) "Ride the Hlcll EE Cou Jui:g1d1 Wind" (adv) '66 -Darren McG1vin I Fo plf ... th1 9 10 12 WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 17 For momin1 •nd afternoon listings, please see DATIIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, 1re the dey's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 (I) "Private llvea of Adam l Eve" (com) '60 -Mickey Rooney, M'mie Van Doren. 9:30 0 "Murder by tht Ctock.. (mY$) '31 -William Boyd. "Mtn With Wlnts" (dra) '38 -Fred MacMur· ~· Ray Milland. 10:00 (.!)"That Nl&ht in Rio" (mus) '41 -Allee Faye, Don Ameche. 12:00 m .. ,., Six Convicts" (com) '52 - Millard Mitchell. Gilbert Roland. 1:00 0 "I'll Cet BJ" (mus) 'SO -June Haver, Wilham lund11an. 9 (C) UC.tch H Catch Can" (dra) '68-Vlttorio Gassman, Martha Hyer. 1:30 O (C) "Hello, Frisco, Htllo" (mus) '43-Alice Faye, John Payne, Jack Oakie, June Havoc. 3:00@) (C) "The Eres of Charles S.nd" (mys) '72-Peter Haskell, Barbara Rush. l \.' l ~; I ~; '. 6:00 W B ~I~~,..., tl1 Bona l\l.I lrouJdt Partrid&t flmlty Adam-12 Soledad Star Trell : Sl...l_ Brother: National Edition ( (fJ) Tnith or Consequences Uttle Rascals Hour 6:30 IMtrv Crlffl1 Show Btwltdled (]) Hoaan's Heroa : Rulldadn ( ((})Love American Style • Pop c ... the Couirtiy · Calloph11 Coun11et 7:00 DO@Cilmfl>Ntwt lronsTcfe ... una for Dolla11 6 Mod Squad To Ttll the Truth Concentntion I l.ovt Lucy The FBI (]) Cunsmob la lob• l..ovt American Style : Woman Alive! ( Ci)) Bonanza Paloma Adda1111 Family 7:30 I ~~~:·~, ~~~e Love'l:,;ttkan Style let's Malit A Deal • Miiiion $ Mo.le: (C) (?hr) "I'll You In My Drums" (dra) '52- 0oris Day, Danny Thomas, Fr1nk Lovejoy. I Prlct Is Rirflt Brady Bundi CftJ'ntdttn The Don Ruffin Show ~ Utt!• Marci• 1:00 (11' CV(() To117 Orlando 1nd Dawn Guest stars Dinah Shore ind Dom Deluise go behind bars in a spoof of oldtlme prison films while Tony plays Santa Claus and sings his own Christmas sona. 0 @ (6) @) m Uttle House on the Pnlrie "The Gilt" Laura and Mary decide to invest the Sunday School funds in patent medicines which they hope to sell to their neighbors in an effort to double the money needed to buy the Rev, Alden's birthday present-but the plan backfires and leaves them in big trouble. O Movie: (2hr) "For H11ven'1 S.ke" (com) ·so -Joan Blondell, Clifton Webb, Robert Cummlnas. ~ Wiid Wild West <9 Cl)) CV m When Thine• ere Rotten "The French Dis. Connection" (R) Robin and his men infiltrate the castle to prevent Prince John from slaninf a treaty with the French ambassador. Sid Caesar guests. DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. DECEMBER 14, 1975 HOUSEWIFE-AT-LARGE m "THE CROSS-WITS" ·*STAR STUDDED GAME Tonight at 8 on KTIV I ~~~ :~ur Show Viviana Corntdy Serial Cuiumok• ' l"W'iJ Aa Evealna of Cham· pons Tp nc A performance by some of the foremost firure skaters in the wor1d, held •t Harvard Uni· versity's Watson Rink ln November. ei) Championship Wrntllnc EE Japanese Lancuaa• Pro1111111 1:30 0 <9 Cf)) (I) m Thet's ,., Ma· ma "Clifton's Cuual Aini" Mama is elated when Clifton be1ins goin& steady with a air1 who meets with her approval. 9:00 m Merv Griffin Show 6) Wildlife Alhenblrt iJ CHILD'S PLAY TURNS Erma Bombec:k, whose warm sense of humor and deep, personal undersundlng of the condition of American housewives has re· suited in a nationelty syndicated newspaper column and a regular column In Good Housekeeping Magazine, will 1ppear twice each week as Housewife At Large ~n "Good Moming America." ·* DEADLY-SEE CANNON iJ@ CV Cl) Cannon A 12·year· old boy's fanciful story of being For Erma Bambeck, Housewife.at-Large for "Good Morn· shot at by two Arabian-clad men ing, America," the new informative and entertaining early· who had wheeled a patient into an morning program on ABC. "the dreams of the everyday 1bandoned house equipped as a h 'f " h · t d F h th th hospital is dismissed as pure day-ousewr e are more t an JUS reams. or er, ey are e dreamina until cannon discovers a source of national fame as the writer of a syndicated news· spent bullet buried in the will paper column, "At Wit's End," which appears three times ~site the old h<Klse. weekly in more than 500 newspapers: a regular column for U C6J~Cl)mooctor's Hospl· Good Housekeeping Magazine entitled "Up the Wall,'' and tll "Suraeon. Heal Thyself" Four three books.· "At Wit's End," "Just Wait Till You Have Chil· years after the death of his wife and dauahter. a hi&hly skilled neu· dren of Your Ow n" and 11 1 Lost Everything in the ?ost-Na1al rosurgeon (William Windom) is stlll Depression." As a tr ue.fife housewife with a husband and wallowina In his own crief and hu three children, Ms. Bambeck knows whereof she writes. With withdrawn from the practice of medicine. her droll sense of humor, she reports on the dreams (and the o (Qj Cl)) CV a> Barett.a "No-realities) of housewives throughout the country, and she man· body In A Nothin1 Place" When an ages to find bright spots in even the dreariest circumst ances. important conventioneer is cunned On "Good Morning, America," Ms. Bambeck brings her down in his area, Buetta discover1 his main witness is a man who hu witty style to national television audiences for the first time ''dropped out" of society and on a regular basis. Ms. Bombeck began her career as a cub doesn't want to aet involved. Mit-reporter for the Dayton Journal Herald, where she spent five chell Ryan auests. years assigned to the women's department. After taking a lfOl Movie: (C) (Zhr) "Splendor 1" leave of absence to raise her children, Ms. Bombeck returned the Grass" (dra) '61-Natalle Wood, warren Beatty. to writing as a reporter for the Kettering-Oakwood Times. A w·Tht Bold Ones year later. she returned to the Journal Herald with her ma· ble"M(:~><C.>6fh~ ;~~blPr!:~~ terial appearing on the editorial pages. Within th~ee weeks, Annette Day, John Williams. her column was brought. to the attention of a syndicate. . Ell) Creat Performances "Mozart's . A graduate of the Un1vers1ty of Dayton. Ms. Bombeck 1s a Symphony No. 34 in C ~a)or and member of Theta Sigma Phi and Sigma Delta Chi. She is also imphony No. 40 in G Minor" the recipient of the Headliner Award (1969), and she has won 9:3o · ~:' llhla the coveted Mark Twain Award, which is presented annually . El Chofer to the country's top humorist. She resides rn Paradise Valley, (Continued) Arizona. Page 13 WEDNESDAY (Continued) 10:00 THURSDAY IJ SERIES PREMIERE!!! ·* GEO. KENNEDY STARS IN NEW BLUE KNIGHT DECEMBER 18 ft @ (I) CJ) PREMIERE The Blue For mornina and afternoon llatlngs, irnlcht Georae Kennedy stars as plHse see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Bumper Mor11an in this series about Below for your convenience ue • dedicated policeman on the beat the day's movies. ' in a b11 CJty intqrated neiahbor· hood. In the llrst episode Bumper DAYTIME MOVIES sets out to track down a mentally· deranged hotel "creeper'' -police 9:00 m "flood Tide" (dra) '58-Georae parlance for sneak thief. Nader. Cornell Borchers. 0 (1) Q) @ er;} Petrocelli "Face 0 ~-TI ( '52 J h of [vii" Petrocelli encounters 9:3o .. _, icer" mys) -0 n Arch~r. Marauente Chipman "Mu· "double trouble" with twin s!~ters ine" (rom) '58 _ Michele Morain, when one 1s char11ed with hom1c1de. Charles Boyer. Kay Lenz guests in a dual role Re· lO:OO (6) "A Yanll In the R.A.f." (dra) '41 scheduled from Nov 19th _ Tyrone Power. Betty Grable. 0 ff ,S~yNews& HUTCH 12:00 m "The Miracle of tht Bella" SK (dra) '46 -Fred MacMurray, Alida ·*TRAPPED BY KILLERS Valli, Lee J. Cobb, frank Sinatra. 0 <9 Cil>CIHD Stars l y & 1:00 0 "Hideaway 6irt" (com) '37 - Hutch "Shootout" When Starsky & Martha Raye, Robert Cumminas. Hutch drop into an all·night restau · ®"Come Fiii the Cup" (dra) '51- rant they are seized by two gana · James Caaney, Phyllis Thaxter. land executioners aw1ilin1 the ar· 1:30 0 "fallen Ancel" (dra) '45-Allce tival of •.heir target, a syndicate u · E.!1e. l.Jnda Darnell, Dana Andrews. chieftain Albert Paulsen, Norman 3:00 (lg) (C) "White Chrlstmu" Part I Fell, Barbara Rhodes and Jess Wal (mus) '54 -Bina Crosby, Danny Ion auest. Kaye, Rosemary Clooney, Vera.Ellen. I Get Smut 3:30 (V .,Tiie Grut lmpostar" (com) '61 The Flrst Churchilla (series ends) -Tony Curtis, Edmond O'Brien. 10:30 Gamer Ttd Ann1tron1 0 (C) "Samson & Delll1h" Part I I News (dra) '51 -Victor Mature, Hedy Melodl11 de Slemptt Lamarr, Georae Sanders 10:45 Ulla1, Yo§ & You 11 :00 (3)0 · er;}alNews ({) ®l @) N"'1 Best of Groucho Sat Bllko 6:00 !@)8 E?HD al ~N-O The Lucy Show 00 @ CV @ ~ ••• m Movie: (C) "luNalo 8111" (wet) lonlftz.t '44 -Joel McCrea, Linda Darnell. lroulde IMod Squad 'artrid&• Family (])Survival Adam·l2 Combat Soledad ) love American Style Star Trell 11:15 Nudear Pow" Htarlnp : ( n>rC'tA~ I C~arles Ives: An m Cinema 34 Amerlun Ot1ln1I A tribute lo the 11:30 6 @ (3J CBS Lite Movie: (C) hfe and works of the great Amen· "The Chairman'' {susp) '69-Greaory can compose r Charles Ives. Peck, Arthur Hill, Anne Heywood. ( (j)) Truth or Conaequencei n ~ (I) OQ) m Johnny Cln4n Uttle Rasuls fl The Honeymooners 6:30 o Merv Griffin Sh0tt 00 li1ovl1: ''?Mt Nlcht In Rio" Bftltchtd Crom) '41 -Allee Faye, Don Ameche . 1 CI) Ho1111's Herou 0 Cei!l (11) @ Wide World Movie: ( · (j)) love American S1Y!e (C) .. Rttumln1 Home" (dra) "75-• Water World Dabney Coleman, Tom Selleck. G1llopln1 Gounnet James R Miller, Whitney Blake, 7:00 0 0 el) CIJ er;} al Nftn Joan Goodfellow, Sherry lick.son, Ironside (1) The FBf lowllna for Dollln fJ Movie: "A Matter of lesllt· 6 Mod Squad •nee" (dra) '62-C•therine Deneuve, 8 To Tell the Truth Philli pe Noiret. Carlos Thompson. Concentration 12:00 A Twlll1bt lone I love Lucy CE MOYie: "Tiie Youn1 ;una" The Fii (wes) '57 -Russ Tamblyn. (I) Gunsntoke l2:SOm Ma,tltfJJ RFl> la loba Movie: (C) "O.S..S. 117-Double love American Style enf' (mys) '71 -John Gavin : The Romantic Rebellion m Movie: "A Women'a Secttt" ( (J)) lona11Za (dra) ·49 -Maureen .O'Hara. · Paloma 1:00 Q @ CJ) l1Q) m Tomorrow Add1m1 f11nl1J A '-n• Autry 7:30 Bobby Vinton Show 1 :lo @ CD Movie: "Detective !Wry" m Prtc. .. RIJht (dra) '51 -Kirk Doualas, Eleanor lo111 American S~e Pari<er, Wiiham Bendix Hlah Rollers I :4S 6 Movie: (C) "The Rnolt of 8 Clndld Clmert Mamie Stover" (dra) '56 -J1ne O Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (2h'1 "On Russell. Rlchlrd Egan. Moonllaht Bay'' (mus) '51 -Doris ~30 Q) All·"lctit Show: "The lady • 1· Gordon MacRae. Jack Smith. th• llncllr "Nlc11t11m1 Cattle" Mitch Came J:SO 6 Movie: .. Hotll Reurve" (dra) Br1dy Bunch ·:U -J1m15 Mason, Herbert Lorn. (1) Hollywood Squarn Paaa 14 DAIL 't PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 1-1, 1975 I ltt'• Make A Deal I la Crl1da Bien Crl1d1 The A.scent ol Min 9:30 ""' The Uttle M1"'1 Girt El Bboler Mr Little M1rale 10:00 a:oo 0 NEW NITE!! BARNABY f) THE WAL TONS OUTWIT * JONES' BEST CAPER! * BIG CITY SLICKERS! O (ii) (1) Cl) Barnaby Jones The f) @ (3) 00 The Waltons Autumn death of multi-millionaire 111 callee· of 1936 i5 at best a disastrous sea· tor. Guthrie Reinhardt, throws a son fOf the Waltons' lumber busi-kjnk into the intricate scheme of ness and, as 1f the outlook isn't his unhappy wife and her artist boy already bleak, a new lumber mill friend to substitute a foraed p1Int· roars into operation nearby and be-1n11 for one of Reinhardt's v1luable 11ns to undercut the family's rock· ori11nals because the copy had not bottom prices. And headstrong 16· been completed in time to make year·old Ben adds to the family's the switch. worries by leavina home alone to (3) (~ @) m H•fJJ 0 seek his way In the world. 0 !if@ @) er;} Medlcll story 0 tiJ @@) er;} Grady No infor· ''fest Ca~" (R) Vince Edwards stars m1t ion available from the network as a c necolo11st who triuers a at our press time. storm of controversy when he per-il Movie: (2hr) ''It Happened on lorms an abo111on on a wom1n who Fifth Avenue'' (rom) '47 -Gale already has six children and does Storm, Don Defore. Charles Ruules, not want any more. Diane Baker, @ Wiid Wild West Pernell Roberts and Dane Clerk also 0 (Qfl (ii) (3) al Barney Miiier star. "Protection" A protection racket ~Gene Bartow Show springs up m the precinct when a Pe~ Muon rumor starts that the station is I I clAL ! Loi. The dynamic beina closed down because of the and stunning Lola Falana stars in city's distressed financu. her first s~ial showcaslna her m "THE CROSS-WITS" s1n1ma. dancing and comedic tal· * Challenging New Game ents. Special cuests are Muhammad T · h t 8 KTTV Ali and Hal Linden of ''Barney onig t a on Miller." I f~:' a~::Our Show 9R ~ ;:~ Nidia Caro 10:30 6 UCLA Basketball Bruins vs. liunsmolte Missouri. Nodle Tapatlas · Three Pauporu to Adventure !!_eanese lnt_1_u11e Pro1r1ms News 1:30 Q1 (6) OQl m Tiie Cop l the . u Tremenda Corte Kid Ho intorm1tton ava ilable ftom 11:00 (J) 0 €I)€?:} al News the network at our press time. Ci) lJO) 9 @ "twt o <9 oo> m m °" ttit Rocts sat a11u "friendly Persuulon" (R) Fuentes . The Lucy Show e~d another shut·tn al Al~mesa ~e· Movie: "Tiit Doollna of Oki•· vise ~.Plan to improve thelf workin2 homa" (wes) ·49 -Randolph $c41t, ~nd1t1ons. John Ireland, Vtr1in1a Huston I Merv Griffin Show IMod Squad Wiidiife Adventure 1 (I) lattfellne Cluak Thutn Pr.vi.. Combat Musical Comedy : Sa lrother: Natlontl Edltlon 9:00 .@ (J) (i) Hawaii Fht..O D•MY I CIJ, Lon American ~e ~11.h.ams: 1 Eur~.pean royal family 11:15 . Cinema 34 v1S1l1n11 1n Ha~a11, and many other 11:30 @(I) CBS lat• Movtt: (C) people 1re periled when a der~nged "Clau of '63" (dra) '73 _ James youth threatens to use t vial of Brolln, Joan Hacllel1, Cliff Gormin stolen super-lethal ne~e llS to 0 @ (I)@) m Johnny Canon aven11e the death of his father. Betty Garrett iuesta. O @@@) m £11ery Queu (6) N[ltrt ""' ''The Blunt. lnstru.menl" When a 0 (~ (jJ) fIJ Wldt World ''" mystery wnler wins the annual senb "Mannix" & "Lonastreet" Blunt Instrument Award, he phones (i) The Fii [llery and invites him . to the victory D Movie: "Death of a Cydlit· party, but the ~all 1.s lnlem.tpted Madrid" (dra) '67 _ Luc;i• Bose. whtn the 1uthor IS S!lln. Eva Gabor, 12:00 e Don IU11llntr't Rodi Co11etrt Dean Stockwell, Richard Jaeckel, Chuck Berry and Johnny Rivers John Dehner and Joanna Barnei ~est Wst ' The Untoudlabl James Brown Show D UDENT KILLER ON Movie: "fr1 .. ror·All" (~m) '54 -Ann Blyth, Robert Cumm1n1s. * STS OF SAN FRAN!! 12:30 Cl) Movie: "Tiit Cof»web" (dra) ·ss 0 (~ ) (J) al Strtets of San =Gloria Grahame, Richard Widmuk. Fr1nd"o "Most Likely to Succeed" Lauren Bacall, Charles Boyer. Stone ind Keller investicate the m Movie: "Tht Holly ind the Ivy'' murder of a school teacher killed (dra) '53 -Ralph Richardson, Cell• the nlaht a 17·year-old boy had Johnson, Ma~ret leiahton. 1one lo see him about chanaina a 1:00 0 0 (6) llO> m Tomorrow faihnr grade. Kristotter Tabor!, 1:30@CD Movie: "Tiie leather Salnr• Ch1rles Aldman, Patricia Smith and (dra) '56-John Derek, P1ul Oou11- Tom Troupe 1u1at. lu, Jody Llwrence. ! The lold Ones 1:45 tJ Movie: "Acrou the '•dflc'' futival lntem1Uon1I (adv) '42 -Humphrey 801art. Movie: CC) (2hr) "The Brothen 2:00 m All·Nl&ht Show: "l'Wo of A Kind" O'Toote" (com) '71 -John Astin. "And Biby Maha Three" fil) Claulc Theatre "Mrs Warren's 3:30 6 Movie: "fort Defltnc." (wes) Profession" 'Sl-Dtnc Clerk, P1t1r Graves. I fol pl• Be the 9: 9, 10 lZ " 54 55 rt<. Ila t" UR· k" d" es) FRIDAY DECEMBER 19 for mornlnc and afternoon llatlna,s, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES DAILY PILOT. 1V WEEK. DECEMBER 14 , 1975 temporary setting but is still the E!) W11hinrton Week in Review touching story of a little 1irt who 9:30 I News could hnd the tiue meaning of ; Cltywatchers Christmas only in the llaht of the . EJ Chofer matches she sells. Sarah Parker, Robert Gr1y Jones and Rob Reider lO:OOQ!l](6) o mPotic1 Story stu "Company Man" Officer Hansen's (i).Wor1d of the su (Chris Connolly) attempts to prove f> Million $ Movie: (C) "April In that Duke Windsor (Bernie _Casey) Paris" (mus) 'SJ _ Doris Day, Rey Is really the leader of a b11 car· Bolger Claude Dauphin theft rina are unsucxessful until George Segal, Ursula Andress, Orson Welles. 0 ~ :_6) ®l m Johnny Cunn Rodney D1naerf1eld auests. @ Movie: "Mr. Moto likes A Chance" (mys) '39 -Peter Lorre, Rochtllf' Hudson. 0 (eifl (i)) (11 Wide Wor1d Spt· U.1 "It's A Fad, Fad, fad World" Richard Dawson hosts i The FBI Washlnrton Week In Review Soul Train @ Mitth &ame comes jealous of his interest 1n an- Wall Street week other woman and turns him in to Wor1d of Sur.Ivel the police Janet Margolin and Fion· 12:00 0 Movie: (C) "Plwnu" (wes) '57 9:00 (])"Th• female Allirn•I" (dra) '57 -Hedy Lemere, Jane Powell. 9:30 O "Vl1lltnte Tenol'' (adv) '5-4 - Wild Biii Elliott. .. five Gatu to H•tl" (dra) '59-Naville Brand, Ken Sa>tt. I The Brtdy Bundi Duke's gulfriend (Jonelle Allen) be· My Uttle Marcie nuala F11na1an co-star. -George Montgomery, Lola Al 0 USC Basketblll USC Trojans vs. bright 8:00 f) (i1 ffi Cl) CBS Friday Nl&ht Howard Univ. @Movie: "War of the Planets'' Movie: (C) (3hr) "The Bible" (dra) I Perry Mason (sc1·ft) '67 -Tony Russel 10:00 @ "flllen Anaet" (mys) '45-Dena Andrews, Linda Darnell. 12:00 m "Mr. Soft Touch" (dra) '49 - Glenn Ford. Evelyn Keyes, John Ireland. 1:00 O "As Youn& u You Feel" (com) '51 -Monty Wooley. Jean Peters, 51 (C) "Ski Fever" (rom) '67 - Claudia Martin, Tony Sailor, Martin Milner. 1:30 O "Briahalll Youn(' (dre) '48 - Tyrone Power, Dean Jauer, Lind• Darnell. 3:00 ®l (C) "Whit• Christ.mas'' Concl (mus) '5-4 -Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Ro~mary Clooney, Vera-Ellen 3:30 "The Tlmished A1111b" (dra) '57 -. Rock Hudson, Robert St.ck. O (C) ~mson l O.lllth" Concl (dra) '51-Victor Mature, Hedy La· marr, George Sanders, Anaela Lans· bury. f v 1 r. 1 r. <, -George C. Scott, John Huston, m News Qi Rodi Concert Ava Gardner, Peter O'Toole, Franco : ihsterpleu Theatre: Notorious Et> Kup's Show Nero. The epic story that recounts ornan (R) . • , man's creation his fall his survival 10 30 fj H 1 So T d 12.30 00 Movie. (C) 'The last Time I of the flood ~nd his 'faith in the : • He P DmeonHe 0 •r Saw Paris" (dra) '5-4 -Elizabeth future. ' ' 01ar ulc:e ogar Taylor, Van Johnson. first Christmas A half·hour animal-Ci) 113 00 News New Yon (dra) SO -Charles 0 Q3@ ®J m !SFiC!AL I The 11 :00 I CV" ~ m rn Newa m Movle:.:'Tht Klll~f That Stalked ed musical that tells the story of ~ Set. .llko .. , Korvin, Evelyn Keyes. Luk1s, a poor shepherd boy in the , Movie. (C) Blood Allf( (adv) 1:00 0 ti)@ (Jg) m Midnight Spe· south of France. who has never 5~ -John Wayne, Lauren Bacall, dal seen the snow. Angela Lansbury Anita Ekberg 1:30 @ Ci) Movie: ''The Sav11t Inno- cents" (adv) '61 -Anthony Quinn. Peter O'Toole, Yoko T1ni. and Cy11I Ritchard provide the m Movie: 'Jh• Miii from LUI· voices of iwo of the leading char· mlt" (wes) 55 -James Stewart, act ers Wallace Ford. Arthur Kennedy, Alu 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Dare· Nicol devil" (dra) '7 1 -George Mon t· IMod Squad gomery, Terry Moore. 1 (V Survival '6 Wild Wild wut Korean Serial 0 (~ (j)) (1) (i) A 8 C fr Id a r 0 Bit Tlrnt Wrestling Nl&ht Movie: (C) (3hr) "Al,,ott" m Wall Street Wtek (R) (dra) '70-Burt Lancuter, Dean (~ ) Love Alfterk.a" style Martin, Geor1e Kennedy, Jun Se 11 :15 €E ClntrM l4 1:45 B Movi•: (C) "Temperr' (dra) '59 -Van Hefhn. V1veca Lindfors. Sil van1 Manaano. Oscar Homolk1. 2:00 ID All-Nipt Show: "Millt Own uecutloner," .. Art Maidens of Outer Spact" 3:30 B Movie: "The Lod&el'' (susp) '44 -Laird Cregar, Georae Sanders. Merit Oberon. berg, Jacqueline Bisset, Helen Hayes, 11:30 B @ Ci) CIS late Movie: (C) Van Heflin, Barbara Rush, Maureen "The Southen1 Star" (com) '69 - Stapleton. The manager of an air· -------------------------- port has all he can handle with a raeing snow storm, a mired plane, and another on its way in after hlV· 1na had a bomb explode onboard. 6:00~8 ~~~~@,.ews W lakan lasketblll Cont'd from ID "THE CROSS-WITS" * A CROSSWORD PUULE GAME, TONIGHT AT 8 'I "~Ee.::,, Ch .. I• """' Ada111·12 Soledad Slut l '"' Footblll Cl1uk Cont'd from SPM. Colle&e 1ll·star seniors compete In this 1nnu1I classic 1Avlatlo11 W11Ultr ) Trvtti or Consequences uttl• 1tuul1 6:30 , ... ,.. &riffln Sbow Bewtklled 1 Ho11n'1 Herot1 : 8 ack Penptdivt on ttlc News ( ) l..tYt AMrian Sty11 • fritftds ot 1&111 · Gall1pln1 Gounnrt 1:00 oo~oo ma>News lrontlcl• Mod Squad To Ttll tht Tnith Conee11tr1tlo11 I Love Luey The FBI (1) G11111moke lA Lo• : Woman ( Cl)) Bonanza · Pifoma Add1m1 Family 7:30 § follow Up · (10) m Hollywood Sq11ert1 I IF AL I The Uttlt Match Gir1 Hans Christian Andersen's classic story hes been updated to • eon· m Crou Wits m I $Fl!!Jl) 31UI Annual llu•/ &rey fo0tbilft11.ulc From the Cram· ton Bowl In Montgomery, Ala., with Northern All-Star colle11e players 11nst Southern All-Stars. Spenlsh Movie Gunsmoke Los An&eles News Rtvltw la Vida COii Aurelia Japanese u11ua11 Pro1r11111 1:30 D 113 Cl) ®l m Chico l Ult Ma11 "The Juro(' Delle Reese 1uests as a jud1e who ch11ges Chico with rontempt of eourt When Chico 1s celled for jury duty and Ed tu rns the person on trial ls old f11end, Pop Winters, Ed 1ets everyone and himself In trouble by tryina to in· fluenc.e Chico's decision. m Merv Griffin Show fE El Show de Rosltt Perv 9:00 0 !il ct)@) m Rodlford Flies "TheGirt in the Bay City Boys Club" Jim Rocllford poses as a newspaper publisher when he infiltrates a "charity" club for a mysterious client who suspects a rig&ed aam· bling operation. Blair Brown, Paul Stevens, Joel Fabiani, Stewart ft'oss and William Bryant guest. @ The Untoudl1blcs Qi Movie: (C) (Zhr) "Up Periscope'' (dra) '59 -James Garner, Edmond O'Brien, Andra Martin, Alan Hate George C. Scott as Abraham, lifts his son Isaac (Alberto Lucan toni) in preparation for his sacrifice, in the epic film drama "The Bible.'' to be shown for the fim time on television as a three· hour presentation on The CBS Friday Night Movie at S:OOPM . UQQQQUQCQU.QQ#OQQQ#QCU~I~ I i. 11.. ITJEUREKA ~ 1ecJ. s79.9s FREE TU.RKEY 'W' SA VE $I 0 Wltll ..., EUREKA •;;.· S6995 VACUUMCLEAMY FREE Y.ACUUM 01 SIWIHQ MACHIHI MSPICT10t4 \~' SINCERE Sewina Machine 64~'742 1111 twt.or-~ COlh w... ....... ,. ..... ..,... Page 15 SATURDAY DECEMBER 20 r., CJ R i'J 1 r-.J r. 6:00 '.I Sunrise Semester 6:30 I) Sunrise Stmnttr I TV I ausroom I Property M1n11emtnt let's Rap 7:00 Pebbles l B1mm B1mm ~ ':i, 12. m Emer11nq + 4 r6 Weekend 0 (GW fa ) '.}.> H o n I It o n I Phooey I Withit Stume Street 7:30 Buas Bunn1/R01drunner Hour Q,i l~ 1.9J m J o s I e l t h e Pu:uycats 0 Cei9 (IJ) ~ Tom ' Jerry/ C11pe Ape Show O YouUt & the Issues W EJementlry News 817 (i.1 Pebbles l Bamm Bamrn 1:00 ~@ ljO m Waldo Kitty Plceutten 6 Bil Blue Muble -f' Pebbles & Bamm Bamm I Cou11aeous Cat Uni1 four I s,rCIXl I 29th Annual South G1te Children's P111de {2hr) 11. ~ Buas Bunny/R~Clrunner Hour I Voite of Tokyo E.le.ctric Compiny 11:30 Scoob Doo ~ ~ 1Ql m Pink P1nthtr The prospect of ha'lllng to h•ve his tonsils removed at Christ· mutlme extracts a smite from Bob Hartley (Bob Newh1rt, left foreground) as he Is "cheered up" by wife Emily (Suz.anne Pleshette, right foreground) a,,d friend Jerry (Peter Boneri, center) on The Bob Newh,ut Show, Saturday, 1t 9:30PM. Paa• 16 J.' Friends of M11 J,,:,_ Dennis the MetUct ~ (~ l:> Ci, lost S.11ctr ,-Buas Bunn1/rw.drun11er 0 Movie: "'S4.licide Commandos" (dra) '68 -Aldo Ray, Hu(h fangu Smith ID Movie: "The Retum of Ja<k Sbde'' (we.s) 'SS -John ErtCSOn, E!) Mister Roaers' Neiahborttood 9:00 I 17. Nfl Pre-C1me Show . il 6 .Jt m Land of the Los1 Movie: "Captain Blxkj~" (adv) ·52 -George Slnde11. Her- bert Marsllall, A&nu Moorehead '6' Ultra Man G (~ 'I ) '1. Adventures of Cil· lit_•n W Carrucolendu 9:30 f) ~ Cl. Pro football M1nnesot1 at Butlalo. ~ @ @ m Run, Joe, Run leave It to Beaver (~ oc) ~ m Ciroovie Cioo- lits ra I Scooby Doo lo Words·A-Poppln' ED Sesame Street 10:00 0 'l") 6 12J m P11net of the A.pes ~ Jeff's Collie 0 ((j9 <.I ) CL m Speed Bum · 8 Shnam/lsls Hour ID Movie: "Slfui" (adv) '56-Vie tor Mature, Janel Le11t1 @Movie: "frenchie" (wes) '51 - Joel McCrea. Shelley Winters :i6 Trails Wut I ~nish Movie 10:30 ~~ ::!) 'jg m Watwind M'ovie: 00.S.S." (dra) '46-Alan Ladd, Geraldine f1tl&erald 00 The Rifleman 0 <ei? Cf ) CI' m The Odd lhll Couple 0 fury Peter Graves s1a11. @ Movie: "An"e of the lndin " (adv) 'SI -Debra Paget I Electtlc Come!_ny 11 :00 Qj (6) ®) W The Jetsons Tiju1na: Window to the Seuth (~ (j)) ill CiE Untie Croc's Blocll i far OU1 Spice Nuts This la the Nfl This Week In the Nfl Soundst11e "Don Mclean and the Persuasions" 11:30 0 ~ @[Q) m Go USA "Deb· ora h Sampson" A b1sed·on·f1ct drama aboul a younl[ alr1 who dis- auised herself as a boy and enlisted 1n the Continental Army. '6: Movie: "Way of A Ci1ucho" (1dv) '52 -Ro.!l_ Calhoun, Gene Tierney. 0 (Qj; (JJ) (I) G) A m t r I c 1 n Bandstand (I) Chost Buste11 1\1 II l<r.11c 1 ·J 12:00 8 QJ CI> Gnndstlnd • Movie; (C) "last or the rut Guns" (wu) '58 -Gilbert Roland, Lorne Greene, Linda Cristal. I Pro Football Denver vs. Miami. Ad Ub Bii Blue Marble Movie: "Slntl Cl1us Conquers e Martl1ns" (adv) '64 -John Call. I Rt11idades Rollet G1mes S.turd•J Matinee 12:30 @ aJ Cl) CBS Sports Spectac· ular .... s-f-IC'""l"'"lL-l Carolina, Clrollnc DAILY PILOT TV WEEK. DECEMBER 14. 1975 0 ~ "6' Pio Footblll Denvet at M"m1 I Mr. Chlp.s The EbonJ Affair Movie: "Mac.abre" (dra) 'SS - Wilham Prince. Jim Backus Ql Three Stooaes ED_ 8'-U PersP«tift on the News (~ (I') Film Future CE Wally's Worbhop 1:00 3 Youth in the 70s 0 Movie: "The Invisible Man's Reven1e" (mys) '44 -Jon Hall @ Movie: "The Cowboy and the Blonde" (com) '41-Georae Mont· gomery, Mary Beth Hualles. 0 Movie: (C) "The Roman Sprin1 of Mn. Stone" (drot) '61 -Vivien Leigh, Warren Beatty, Jill St. John. ijl Sly Brother: N1tlonal Edition i '8J) Loretta Youns The•tre S.I y Pimlenta Hum1"lst Altern1tivt l :30 (.~ J The Promise 0 Movie: (C) "No N1me on the Bullet" (wes) '59 -Audie Murplly. @ The Vlraini1n ~ Movie: "Villaee of the Giants" (adv) '65 -Tommy Kirk, Johnny Crawford E!) I s,lc1Al, Old World, New Women A pro1le of the new women ol h1wan. 2:00 f) '.it Ci Sh1um/lais Hour 3 Movie: "The Secret Ways" (dra) '61 -R.chard Widmark ..t Movie: "It's A Bil Country" (wes) '52-Gary Cooper, Gene Kelley, ID Soul Train ED I blb~L I Chll'les Ives: All American 0 gln•I (R) m U.S. Navy 2:30 0 Movie: "Attadi of the Puppet People" (llor) '58-John Agar r6 Combat O Movie: "Thirteen Chost:s (adv) '66 -Chartes Herbert. Jo Morrow. I Country Showuse i culture USA 3:00 fll' Out Spict Nuts ovle: (C) "The Chuae at uther River" (wes) '53 -Guy Madison. Vera Miles. ®) Movie: "The Safe Cmker" (!_dv) 'SS -Ray Milland. ID Outer Umib Hlah Chaparr1I Counby Place : Nudur 'o•er Hurinas ( ) Animal Wor1d · C.rr11colend11 • Slt\lrday Matinee 3:30 @(])Ghost Burte11 · Sltutday Movie: "Ghost Chuers" (com) '51 -The Bowery Boys. Tanen Thutn (}) Her1tM Cilot>.trotttrs Cl) Conctm Wiiburn Brothen ( ) Racine Fiim • Fanlarrta Falcon Mlsilon: l111poulble 4:00 Steps \o l11rnln1 3 $t>orts With BertU Movie: "Monsieur Beaucalre" (com) '46 -Bob Hope, Joan Caul- field, Marjorie Reynolds. Wettr Wortd Mission: Impossible It Takes A Thief (3)Soul Train Huul• Boy Show CJ) Education 1t Work Porter W11oner Show 1 Book B11t (f)) Nfl G1m1 of the Week · Fiitbol Socur ffi Voice of Acrkvlture 4:30; DllS1y's Trtthouse 3 <Cit (I;> Wide World of Sports Celebrity Tennl~ ~Maverick l,!k J' NNS I @ Voice of Acriculture Nashville on the Road C.lifomi1 Journal Mech1 Corona Now 5:00 I Newsm1ken 6 Little Ruuli CiE Wide World of Sports • Wild Wild West Q, News Movie: (C) "CasUe lleep" (dra) '69 -Burt Lancaster, Peter f1ulk, Patrick O'Neal. Jean-Pierre Aumont. ID Niaht Gallery fi7 ffi Wilburn Brothers Show . ~ Papa Coruon l}@ News i)i; Pop Goes the Country ED Silent Movie "The Monster" (1925) Lon Chaney stars . I Addams famil1 5:30 Medll. "If Attacked" · Ci~ 1Q ~ 00 Newi ~ (:)' American Outdoorsm1n 'l~ (6) Movie: (C) "M1d1me X" (dra) "66 -Lana Turner, Jolln for syth ~ Nashville Music ffi Little Rascals Hour E V [ ~~ I r~ C 6:00 tJ lfJ (!.!, .3 News CD (~ OC) fl'rv football Ptttsburgh v1s. ~ i¥Je~~a ust of the Wiid Mnerick Ironside The FBI Notre Dame B11ltttb1ll Notre Dame at Kansas. 121' Hee Haw 6:30 f) 0 G) News · . KNBC News Conference 6 Slmmy & Comp1n1 8 ) Joe & Sons 1 @ Pop Goes the Country : Brown on Brown (R) · Boa de Mealco • film future My Little Marcie 7:00 C111dld Camt11 · llNBC Special "A Cure for Call· fornia" New Yori! based comedians Bob & Ray (Bob Elhol 1nd Ray Gouldina) journey West to take a ltaht-hurted look 11 the problems of the Los Anaeles area. Posina u consultin1 experts, the pair not only ascert11n the 27 most critic1I prob· lems facing us, but offer their some· wh at half-baked "solutlons" u well. Eye. witness Los A111eles San Dleao I Bowline ~r Doll111 ITT;)~ CI> Spice: 1999 m Lawrence Welk Show Q°am-12 @ m Chamflol\lhlp Bowtln1 ® I IJl¢1/\l r.D.R. "The Makin& of A Man" · I Firfoa line Hee Haw Dr. Janers Invasion Hour 7:30 Wiid Wortd of Alllm1l1 "Sea of Cortel" Wilham Conrad n1r11tes as cameru capture the v11ied wildlife -111 dependenl on one 1nother-in lhls narrow arm of lh• Pacific 8:00 m * l::t 9:0 Ocean thal hes between Iha Baja I Wanderlust peninsula and the rest of Mexico. Evenlnr at S)mphon1 O Don Ad•ms' Screen Tut Guest Premier film celebrities are Ernest Boranine and 9:30 £) @ (])Bob Newhart Show Barry Newman. Chnstmu Eve llnds Bob in the I love American style hospital with tonsilil1s and an tm· Let's Make A Deal pendinf operation to have them re. Room 222 moved. Beat of Groucho ti) Come Alive 8:00 £) @ (I) (]) The Jellersons . -~ 0 ~@@) m Emeraency! "To 10.00 -ULJ . Carol Burnett Show Buy or Nol to Buy" In between an· The accent IS understandably on swerlng fire alarms and emeraency music when sinaer Sle~e Lawrence calls, paramedic DeSoto ponders the ~1s1ts He sol~s. duets. with Ca~ol 1n.d advisibllity of buying 1 house, and 1oins ~he enltre cast .'n. a mln1·mus1- aets unsolicited advice from his cal tribute to the hltin.a f!lUSlc of artner GaRe Sammy Cahn. Comedy h11hlifht1 In· 0 11,.lciAc'! Earthqu•ke Cleta Ro· elude Ste~e as a slick city detective lnvest111at1n1 the reported death of berts narrates this hour-Iona dis· ' buuhful woman "Flora .. who cuss1on on what's being done In 1 h b t'f 1 'h ' preparation for the evenl~llity. of m M:~~ ~:~ 1 u I eme sona. another ma)or quake in California. O UCLA Suketball Bruins vs. Sul· 0 G) Saturda1 Nlaht with Howard tie Univ Cosen 00 NYPD O Miiiion $ Movie: .,1C) (Zhr}.:'Jlm 0 Movie: (C) (90) "Stu In the Thofllt, All American . (sports) 51-Dust" (wes) '56-John Aaar. Richard Burt L1ncuter, Phyllis Thuter. Boone m GEORGE GOBEL AND MOd Squid * BARBI ON HEE HAW!! Mualc:al Conteat m @ HH Hew Guesls include The Untouch1blea Georae Gobel and Tommy Ambrose. : ler1m1n film "Monika" Gobel performs "Oh Lonesome Me" ( @ ) Lawrence Welk Show with Buck, Roy and the cu t; •nd Lou '°rdon Show Tommy Ambrose sinas "Bubbllng in 10:30 Tod•J et A&u• Callenlt My Soul," and "Peace in the News Valley " Studio 22/Qulz Time ! Coll111 11:00 CI) 0 IJ Cl)@) EE Nein Spanish Movie 6 Sat. lllko Movie: "Christmas In Connect!-Movie: (C) "C1st1e Keep" (dra) cut" (rom) '45 -Bubara Stan '69 -Burt Lanculer, Peter Faulk. wyck, Dennis Mor11an. Patrick O'Nnl. Jean-Pierre Aumont, tl1) Creal PtrlOINACU !WI Bohm Al freeman Jr , Astrid Heeren conducts the Vlenne Philharmonic Sinister Cinema Orchestra in music by Mozart. 1 CI) The P.T.L Club I Super Show @ Don Adams' Screen Teat !!,panese Lan1u111 P~1rem1 700 Club 1:30 QI) CI) Cl) Doc Doc's arandson ) Newa drops an emotional bombshell when • Cinema 3-4 he asks his parents about love. • Rice Car Action O Pop Goes the Country , Roell Concert 9:00 £) (1) 00 Muy Trier Moore 11:15 Movie: "Kelly l Me" (dtt) '57 Show What some people won't do -Van Johnson, Piper Laurie for money! Murray gwes up his job iiDr1m1tlt Love Storln as 1 newswnter to wortt as producer ( (})) Science Fiction Theatre for his chiel antagonist-Sue Ann 11:30 Fabulous 5Z! (C) '1he Rue Nivens-on her cooklna show. Brttd" (wes) '66 -James Stew1rt. (]) (Q!j ) S.turd1J Nl1ht with Maureen O'Hara, Brian Keith, Juliet Howard Coaell Mills Don Gallow.!t. 0 @ @ m NBC S.tunf11 Nl&ht 0 ~ @ ®) W Saturdat Nlaht Movie: (C) (Zhr) "Zeppelin" (dra) ril Movie: "Dr. Who a"d the Da· (R) -Michael York, Elke Sommer, lets'' (sci fi) '66 -Peter Cushlna. Peter Carsten, Merius Goring, Anton O Mtvle: (C) "The Soni of Bema- Otflring, Rupert Davies, Alexandra dette" (dra) '44 -Jennifer Jones. Stewart, Alan Rothwell, Richard Charles Bickford, Wilham [ythe, lee Hurndall, John Gill. A youna man's J. Cobb, Vincent Price. mixed ancestry provides a unique Tht Fii dilemma when he is called upan by O Science Fldlon Thutre two warnn11 n1tions-En11f1nd ind lZ:OO 0 USC luhttiall Trojans vs Colo· later Germany-to spy for each of rado them durlna World Wer I 12:30 (j) Movie: "Footll1ht Perade" (mus) O Holtywood: The Siient Era '33-James Caaney, Ruby Keeler. O I lftC!XCI Mow I •: (C) ''Cl1I" I Waters flmlly (musical) '58 -Leslie Caron, l ouis 1:00 • At One With ••• Jourdan, Maurice Chevalier, Hanni· 6 Rode Concert one Gin1old A captiv1tina tomboy NFL Q.tme of the Week Is be1na groomed by her worldly and m All·Nlf)lt Shew: "Mnt ol sophisticated 1rendmother and 1 DifJon, "Conquest of Coehltt," "Hor· great aunt to be e successful courte· ror Hotel, .... Hor Wiid" san But lh• youn1 l•dy has I mind m Movie: "Traum•" (hor) '63 - ol her own and sets her cap for 1 John Conte, Lynn Ban. youna man. Music by Lerner and @ Cl) Movie: "The M1t1n1 Sason" Loewe includes Chev1litr's sin11n1 (com) '51 -Thelma Rlt1er, Gene "Thank Huven for Little Girls" Tierney, John Lund. ®> Movie: (C) (Zhr) "The Robt" Z:JO £) Movie: (C) '"What ,rtce Qlory" (reliaious drama) '53 -Richerd (dre) '52-James Cagney, Dan Burton, Victor M1ture. Jean Sim· Dailey, Robert Waaner. mons, Michael Renflie. 4:201J Movie; "An1et Fata" (dra) '53 m lfJ loalnf f~m tht Olympk -Robert Mitchum, Jean Simmons. DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. DECEMBER 14, 1975 KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 SATURDAY: DECEMBER 13th (P.M.) 3:00 Child Growth and Development 4:30 Se1rch: The Quest tor Personal Meaning 6:00 Consumer uperlence 7:00 Wrltlna For A Ruson 1:00 Evenlna At S)mphonr (60 min) (PBS) 9:00 Muterpleu Th eatre The Notori ous Woman: "Trial" (60 min) (PBS) 10:00 Netional Geoaraphlc Specl.tl "This Bntain: Heritage of the Sea" (60 mm) (PBS) SUNDAY: DECEMBER 14th (P.M.) 3:00 Classic Theatre Preview "Play. ' boy ol the Western World" (PBS) 3:30 Classic Theatre "Playboy of the Western World" J. M Synae (2 hrs,) (PBS) 5:30 C.llfornia Leal1l1tlve Deb1tu (KVI() 6:30 f.dlson: The Old Man (PBS) 7;00 The Ascent of Man "Generation Upon Generation" (60 min) (PBS) 8:00 Contempamy Calllornia Issues (KOCE) 8:30 Romantic Rebellion ' · M 111 e1 · • (PBS) 9:00 Soundst.tae (90 min) (PBS) 10:30 rmn1 U11e (60 min) (PBS) MONDAY: DECEMBER 15th (P.M.) 2;00 The Ascent ol Man (60 min) (PBS) 3:00 Book But "The New Columbia Encyclopedia" (PBS) 3:30 Mister Roeers Neiehborhood 4:00 Sesame Street (60 min) 5:00 Electric CompanJ 5:30 VHl1 Alecre (PBS) 6:00 Cflild Growth ind Development 6:30 Writina For A Reason 7:00 Searth: The Quest for Personal Meaning 7:30 focus: Orange County (KOCE) 8:00 World Press (PBS) 8:30 Woman Alive! (PBS) 9:00 Contempomy Californl1 Issues "Drue Abuse-Part I" (KOCE) 9:30 The D1vld Susskind Show (2 hrs,) TUESDAY: DECEMBER 16th (P.M.) 2:00 Western Civilization 2:30 Waahinaton Week In Review (PBS) 3:00 Voters' Pipeline (KOCE) 3:30 Mister Rogers Neighborhood 4:00 Se11me Street (60 min) 5:00 Eledrlc CompanJ 5:30 Carmcolendu (PBS) 6:00 Bia Blue Marble 6:30 Consumer uperlence 7:00 Clusk Theatre Preview "Mrs Warren's Profession" by Ber- nard Shaw (PBS) 7:30 Pllone Forum: (KOCE) 1:30 International Animation festival (PBS) 9:00 The Asunt of Man "The Lona Childhood" (60 min) (PBS) 10:00 Great P1rform1nQes "Vienna , Philharmonic" (60 min) (PSS) WEDNESDAY: DECEMBER 17th (P.M.) 2:00 Romantic Rebellion • · M 111 et·· (PBS) 2:30 Ourstory (PBS) 3·00 Woman (PBS) 3:30 Mr. Ro&ers Neiahbofhood 4:00 Sesame Street (60 min) 5:00 Etecblc Company 5:30 VIiia Aleare (PBS) 6:00 Child Growth and Development 11:30 Wrltlnf For A Reason 7:00 Seerch: The Quest for Person1I Meaning 7:30 Showcase "Irvine Master Cho· rale" (KOCE) 8:00 Masterpiece Theatre The Notor· ious Woman: "Prelude" (60 min) (PBS) , 9:00 In Performance At Woll Tr1p ''Verd1'.s Requiem" (90 min) (PBS) 10:30 Rulldades (30 min) (PBS) THURSDAY: DECEMBER lath (P.M.) 2:00 Evenlna At S)mphonr (60 min) (PBS) 3:00 focua: Oran111 County (KOCE) 3:30 Mister Roaers Neiahborhood 4:00 Sesame Street (60 min) 5:00 Electric Company 5·30 C1rmcolendas (PBS) 6:00 Callfornl1 Journal (PBS) 6:30 Consumer bperitl!Ce 7:00 Contemporary C.lltornia Issues (KOCE) 7:30 The Oranae Machine (KOCE) 8:00 Book But "Over on the Ory Side" by Louis L'Amour (PBS) 8:3D Clessic The1tre Preview (PBS) 9:00 Classic Thutre (2 hrs.) (PBS) FRIDAY: DECEMBER 19th (P.M.) 2:00 Contemporary California lssuu (KOC£) 2:30 Classic Theatre Preview (PBS) 3:00 Wo-m1n Alive! (PBS) 3;30 Mister Ro1en Nei1hborhood 4:00 Sesame Street (60 min) 5:00 Electric Company 5:30 Villa Ale11re (PBS) 6:00 ChHd Growth ind Development 6:30 Woman (PBS) 7:00 Searth: The Quesl For Personal Meaning 7:30 Voters' Pipeline (KOCE) 8:00 Washin(ton Week In Review (PBS) 8:30 Will Street Week (PBS) 9:00 Kup's Show (PBS) 10:00 .Aviation Weather (PBS) 10:30 Sholftlst "Irvine Master Cho rale" (KOCE) SATURDAY: DECEMBER 20th (P.M.) 3:00 Child Growth and Development 4:30 Search: The Quest for Personal Meaning 6:00 Consumer bperlence 7:00 Wrltina for A Aeuon 1:00 Eveninf At S)mphonr (60 min) (KOCE) 9·00 Muterplece Theetn The Notor· 1ous Woman: "Prelude" (60 min) (PBS) 10:00 Hometown SaturdaJ Nl&ht (60 min) (PBS) Page 17 Order Yours NOW ..• -~ ( :J_ 1000 fr?~~~\\ . 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Ven He!lln, Gig Young, Lane Turner June Allyson, Anaela Lensbury. 9 (C) "The V.l.P.'s." tdra) '65 -Richard Burton, Ellu beth Taylor. I (:z<J 8) J (C) "Whetever Happened To Aunt Allee" (dra) '73 -Ger•I· d ine Paae. Ruth Gordon, Rosemary Fors)'1h, Robel\ Fuller, Miidred Ounnock. MONDAY, DECEMBER 15 9 (C) "By th• Ught of th• Slivery Moon" (mus) '53 -Doris Day, Gordan MacRae. 5 "Dauchten Couraaeous" (rom) '39 -Prlscllla & Rosemary Lane. John Garfteld. 3 (C) "No Man Is en lslend" (dre) '62 -Jettrey Hunter, Mushall Thompson. 4 23 6 10 (Cl "Cancel My ReHrvetlon" (com) '72 -Bob Hope, Eva Marie Saint, Ralph Bellaml, Anne Arc.her. Keenan Wynn. TUESDAY, D CEMBER 16 9 (C) "Lulleby of Broedway" (mus) '59 -Doris Day. Gene Nelson. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17 9 IC) "I'll See You In My Dreems" (dra) '52 -Doris Day. Carny Thomai., Fran!\ Loveroy. 5 "For Heeven's S•ll•" (com) '50 -Joen Blondell. Clifton Webb. Robert Cummings. 10 (C) "Splendor In the Gran" (dral '61 -Natelle Wood, Werren Beatty THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19 9 (C} "On Moonll&ht Ba~" (mus) '51 -Doris Day, Gordon MacRae, Jaclc Smith 5 "It Happened on f1fth Avenue" (rom) '47 -Gale Storm, Charles Rugglei., Don Defore. f'RIDAY, DECEMBER 19 9 (C) "April In Paris" (musl '53 -Doris Day, R•y Bolaer. 8 (C) "The Daredevil" (dra) '71 -George Montaomery, Terry Moore. 2 l / 3 a (C) "The Bible" (d••) '70 -Georae C. Scott, Welter Huston. Ava Gerdner Peter O'Toole. 7 (29 81 3 (C) 1•Alrport" (R) (dra) '70 -Burt LancHt•r. Oun M•rtln. Georae Kl!nnedy, Helen Heyes. Jun Sebers. SATURDAY DECEMBER 20 11 (C) "CHiie Keep" (dral 169 -Burt Lancaster, Peter Faulk, Patrick O'Neal Jean.Pierre Aumont Al Freemen Jr. 9 (C) "Jim Tho,,,., All Ame;lcan" (sports) 'St -Burt u ncnter Phyllis Th•xter. 4 23 6 (C) "Zeppelin" (dra) -Michael York, Elke Sommer. M•r lus Gorong, Peter Ca"ren, Anton Olffrlna. Alexandr• Stewart 7 {C) "01&1" (mus) '68 -Leslie Caron, Louis Jourdan, Meunce Cheveller, Hermione Gfnaold. 10 CC) "The Robe" (dra) "53 -R•cherd Burton, Vlc1or Mature, Jean Simmons, Michael Rennie. 9 (C) "St•r In the Dust" (wes) '56 -John Aa•r, Richard Boone. ,•,' ,g,··. :,::·;<'"-'Ii'"";: .. -~!PORT! HltJHl/tJ!ITI ',f,t,::t.:::~, ..... ,,,,;~,~~1''''4i SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14 9:30AM ; ~ @ o Grandstand Pro Football Houston at Oakland. 10:00 ~· o Pro Football Kansas City Chiefs at Cleveland Browns. 12:30 Pro Football Pr&-Game Show 1:00 Pro Football Minnesota at Detroit. (Qj ) CJ) Colgate Triple Crown of Golf The 36·hole Wom· en's Professional Golf Champ1onsh1p, with a purse of $50,000 from the Mission Hills Country Club in Palm Springs, Calif. 1 :30 w Wrestling From the Olympic 4:00 3 <a Cl)) College Foothllll '75 "Year of the Running Back" 5:00 College Football '75 "Year of the Running Back" MONDAY, DECEMBER 15 6 :00PM (~ (j)) (J) Pro football New York Jets at San Diego Char- gers. (blacked out in Los Angeles). TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16 9 :00@ Warriors Basketball Warriors vs. Chicago Bulls THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18 10:30 O UCLA Basketball Bruins vs. Missouri FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19 5:00 Qj Blue & Grey Football Classic College all·star seniors compete in this annual classic. 5:30 O Lakers Basketball Lakers vs. Chicago. 10:00 O USC Basketball Trojans vs. Howard University. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20 9:00AM I CU NFL Footblill Pre-Game Show 9:30 . CV Cl) Pro football Minnesota at Buffalo. 11:00 T Is Week In the NFL 12:00 Grandstand 12:30 5:00 6:00 Pro Football Denver vs. M1am1. @ C1) (I) CBS Sports Spec;t.acular m Wide Wor1d of Sports Pro Football Pittsburgh vs. Los Angeles. • e .DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 14, 1975 41v€ them, themselves With a poRtRa1t q1ft ceRt1f1cate A portrait of your children. Grandchil-a formal portrait taken by a professional dren. Your husband. Wife. Good friend. photographer. It's a special gift for them. Or anyone you really care about. Give From you. Call or come in to the studio someone you love a Portrait Gift for details. Certificate. A Portrait Gift Certificate. The gift of They can schedule a sitting, and have love. From you. SPE~IAL CHRIST/ff AS OFFER Jo,'0 Dl•cOUttt fl purcluued IJelore Dec. 24th P1ge 19 DAILY PILOT, TV \VEEK, DECEMBER 14', 1975 ,· atlanlic music stereo. ,,".\ / • i I l What Runners Do What Jobs Best In Pro Football? A Quiz to Help You Shake Off Those Bad Habits DAILY PILOT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA In Our Cookbook: A Christmas Garland Of Scrumptious Gifts sk Them Yourself perM>ft a qllftU011? Selld tho quelllOll M a ~ to "Mil," Family WMll:ly 541 Yortl, N.Y. 10022. We'll pay SS tor publlahed queetlollS-Sony, we oan't -•r Ott,;,,.. FOR SHEILA MACRAE Sinu you U>e1'e in "The Honeymooners" (my ftJtXW· ite program), can you uU me what kind of a man Jackie Gleason ilP-H.R., Pottd-Oum, Pa. • Modest, extremely intelligent, a marvelous listener who isn't a great talker. People don't realize he has the potential FOR DICK CLARK, host of "$10,()()() Pyramid" \\!by have you never danced on "American Bandstand" or a TV show?-C.S., Salem, Ore. a I don't know how. I never teamed. My first steps on a danee floor were the result of a gift from my neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Murray. The last time I danced was during the era of The Twist. (It was easy. Talent was not required. Just stamina.) I don't dance well enough to do it publicly or regularly. I'm afraid people will look at me and laugh and say, "With all his experience, why isu't he a better <lancer?" FOR ANGIE DICKINSON, star of "Police Woman" Cive us heavyweights a break, and tell us bow you keep so dim.-K.S~ Fort Smith, Arie. • Apart from the obvious-keep away from everything highly caloric-I have a marvelous tip for weight control. J brush my teeth as often as J can, because it stops me from feeling hungry, and I have no desire to eat. With me, it's not the eating that's important, it's the taste. I brush four or Svc times a day with my favorite toothpaste. FOR JOHN WAYNE, 1.tar of "Rooster Cogburn" What reaction do you get when you see yourself on the late shows?-J.R., Oklahoma City, Okla. e That l shouJ<l be asleep. FOR ROBERT A FLACK, singer Did you get where you ace through talent or teoacity?- N.S., Anderson, Ind. e I'm sure about the tenacity part-atl black women in show bu.sin~ are poteutial victims. It's tough for one hang- ing out there on her own. Jt takes enormous strength and courage. As for talent, when ( was a child, l didn't go for hopscokh or jump rope-I only wanted to play the piano. Without music, l couldn't function. It's the most important thing in the world to me. FOR THE" ASK THEM YOURSELF' EDITOR I love Freddie Prime! Since I can't have him, can you help by telling me some.thing about his wedding? I like to Jh1e v~riouslyl-P.W., AmariJJo, Texas a Freddie's travel a.gent knew the wedding date before the families of the bride and groom did since he made out all the airline ticlc.ets to Las Vegas from L.A. (where Prinze'.s folks live) and from Jackson Hole, Wyo. (where Kathy's parents live). Freddie s mother, delighted that her son had given up bachelorhood, said she had always wanted a daughter. Freddie's father said, "So, you've finalJy stopped running arow1d." Jade Albertson, his 1V partner an<l a mem· ber of the small wedding party, told liis nervous friend: Mlt's not too late. You can pretend it's a vaudeville skit and disappear ... Freddie asked: .. Why am I doing this thingr· 10e Wedding took place at Caesars PalaC'e, where Freddie made his ~~ debut. Kathy said she rarely watched Freddie OQ "t1dco and the Ma.n" before sbe met him. CQ'ler Photo by Jerry Fitzgerald/CBS for being a terri.6c romantic actor, because he's a romantic. He never uses bad language in front of women. He's very aware, and devours books as though they're going out of style. His "King Farouk-Ralpb Cramden .. image is all wrong. He's rather insecure, e5pecially around women, and behaves like a little boy or a scared child. FOR CHARLES HIGHAM, mdhor of .. Kate'" Do you feeJ that Americans have an unhealthy inleftst in the private lives of Hollywood celebrities?-R.T., Calhoun, Ala. e Not at all. Curiosity is a healthy attitude. The man who is not curious is a numbskull. The fascination with movie stars stems from the fact that the more you get to know them,.the ..curiouser" they become. The only movie stars who resent exposure are those whose careers consist solely of a powerful self-exploitation, when they don't have a healthy interest in anything but themselves. FOR 0 . /.SIMPSON, Buffalo Bills football star Did you receive some way-out college scholarship oflecs before you chose Southern Califomia?-Tom Lee, Canton, Ohio • I sure did. One college offered to build a house for my mother. But the NCAA warned me they were going to check every detail of what I got from the school I chose. At Southern Cal, I got only the standard scholarship allowed by the NCAA-room, board, tuition and laundry. I chose it because it is a 6he school with a great football tradition. FOR GAi L BROWN, &tOT of TVs M Another World" Please settle an argument. Are you related to Karen BJack, and is Brown your real name?-j.M., Boise, Idaho e Yes, Karen and I are sisters. As for the last names, l'm Mrs. Michael Q. Brown, and Karen's first husband was Charles Blaclc.. Being Karen's sister is my first claim to fame. My other one is that I live on the site of a Revolutionary War burial ground, and my house~ "haunted ... by "Lucy and , her soldier Lover." June Havoc lived there before we di<l • V·' She moved out because she didn't like living wi th ghosts. FOR MUHAMMAD ALI Did you 6od it hard adjusting to show business routine when you did your special?-C.A., Provo, Utah • No way. When I started I knew nothing about show business. Two days later, when I finished, l knew eoerytlti11~ about it. December 14. 1975 /irm/(V~ The Newspaper Magazine A pullllcatloft of DowM C-lc.UO.., lae. Raymond IC. ~· Ch•lrm•n 01 the Bo•rd A. Edwatd Mii..,, Ptealdent Fred D.tn~. Pr•aldMI, Do.,,. P11bll1hlng MORTON FRANK, PnttkHttt and Publisher LEONARD S. DAVIDOW, Ctwtlrm•n ROHRT O. CARNEY, EKK. ~.P.-Au.oc. P11bll1,,., PATRICK M. LINIKEY, V.P.-Ad Director MORT PERltCY, V.P.·Edltor-ln-Chlef Gen.Id S. Wroe, Eutem Mgr.; Richard D. CarroU, Aernold• Dochoft, Managing Editor Assoc. Eastern Mgr.; Joe Fraur, Jr., Richard Valdati, Art Director Chicago Mgr.; u.r.nce M. Finn, Detroit Mgr. Aoulywt Abffw.,., Senior Editor PMtllns, Staphefta, won def Uellt Md H.,.arcl, Marilyn HanMn, Food Editor Calif.; K-.it D'AieeMnclro, Marketing Mor. Associate Editors: lam lkGwrffJ, John MUf1>hY, Promotion Director. Caryl Eler, Merchandising. Hal Umdon and "obift A. Thl"U9ft KllN.llHEll RElATIONI: L£E ELLIS, V.P.-Director; E.-Cle Walpln, Art Asst.; Gloria Brier, Pictures AotMltt H. Marriott, Mgr. 'UBllS"ER SERVICES: Contributing Edltoss: Uny llottsWln, ftobert J. Chtiwtlan, Mgr.; Ja"'" G. Baher, Robert C«ltren, P.., J. Oppet--.. ~r. Business Manager; Robert Banker, Promotion; Anita s.-ter. Headquartera 641 Le1dngton Ave., N.Y .. N.Y. 10022 PRODUCTION: Richard Miiien, Dir.; f> 1975 FAMILY WEEKLY, INC. All rights reserved. Rober1a ColliM. Ma"8up. HAIR CARE, BOX 9351 , Dept. HC-19 10 FLOWER LANE, STAMFORD, CONN. 06904 Plea.. rush me lhe Ha11 Care Sampler Collection(•) ordered below I may order aa many sete aa I want at only $1.00 each Otv. Collection Shampoo Collec11on @1 eech $ Cond1t1oner Collection @ 1 eech $ Total Enclosed s Pric• --------------------All9--- ______________ S1a1e ___ Z1p ___ _ Send $2.00 for Canadian Orders. 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The NFL has many o uts tanding runners, and they fall 10to dtfferenl types: ~leek and quack, big and powerful, adept at catching pass~. cxpen at blocking. FAMILY W EEKLY wanted to learn which of today's NFL running backs ranlccd best m the vanous ~kills at the position. We asked these great pro players-Matt Snell, Ga le Sayers, Lenny Moore and Jim Taylor-lo tell us. MATT SNELL ON THE GREAT BLOCKING BACKS Former New York Jet Matt Snell set a club career record with 4,285 rushing yards . He was also highly regarded for his fero- cious blocking. ·'As long as the Jets have a quarterback like Joe N amath, who can't run because of ha~ bad knees, they'll need running backs who arc strong blockers. Even if I wasn't mlerested m blocking, J would have had to become interested or else lose my regular iob. Luckily, 1 had a lot of experi- ence in bloclong at Ohio State. "The Jets' runmng backs, John Rig- gins and Emerson Boozer are both excel- lent blockers, big and strong enough to John Riggins Emenion Boozer )land up aga1ru1 onrushing lmemen and lancbackc~. But there are olher great bloclcr~ around, too. 0 . J. Simpson is great, but h1!> fullback, Jim Bru ton, helps him a lot as a blocker and can also carry the ball on plays when the Bills use Simp- ~on as J decoy. Other good, strong backs who block well and are slroog ballcarriers ar~ Sam Cunningham of New England 4 • r AMll Y WEEKl Y, O!'rember 14, 1975 Marv Hubbard ''Actually, being able to elude tacklers is more important than speed. A good running back has to be able to give a tackler a leg or an arm to shoot for, then quickly pull it away and keep on moving."-Gale Sayers and Jim OU• of St. Louis. They're not afraid to sliclc Lheir noses in there aod knock somebody down. "Something else: A running back who has a Jot ol blocking responsibilities has to be really durable and able to take puo- 1shmcot. He's involved in just about every play. Some running backs, when they're not carrying the ball, can just coast through a play every now and then with no particular problem. But a guy who runs and blocks·is always doing one thing or the other on every down,'' GALE SAYERS ON THE QUICK ONES Although he played only seven years, the Chicago Bears' Gale Sayers is considered one of lhe greatest running backs of all time. He 1s now assistant athletic director at the University of Kansas. "I bear people cnt1c1u 0 . J. Sfmpaon for the same thing Ibey criticaed me for-running inside rather than trying to get outside on every play. But 0 . J. knows -just as I k.new--thal you have less chance of getting hurt running into the line rather than outside it. When you run straight ahead, you normaUy fall in two or three seconds, and you usually land on top of somebody. The fall is cushioned. When you run outside, some guy is liable to grab your leg or your arm and twlSt, and really hurt you. J got my ankle busted when a Sao Francisco 49er bit me from the side. But the good runners know the quickest way to gain yards is to go inside. It takes too much time to circle the '¥hole line to try to get outside all the time. By the time you gel lo the sideline, a whole bunch of guys might be there to knock you down. .. Also. running ios1de. you have an ex- cell ent chance to break a long run 1f you just get past the first line of defense. The fast running backs, like 0 . J. and Chuck Foreman of Minnesota and Terry Met· caJf of SL Louis, can beat any lineman 10 a one-on-one foot race. It pays for them lo go inside because once they're through. they're gone. "Actually, being able to elude tackler~ 15 more import.ant than speed. A good running back has to be able to give a tackler a leg or an arm to shoot for, then quickly pull it away and keep on moving. "Also, there's the ability to change d1 rectfons if a hole gets clogged. The shifw:,1 runners, like O.J., Foreman and Metcalf, have the ability to change direction so smoothly and surely that the defense 1~ often left frozen in its tracks. ·•Another thing the good running bach know is when to tum on full speed. You can't go all out every lime you have lhr ball. There comes a time when you just want to loolc for a soft spot to fall. R111 Chuck Fontn8n sometimes the good back can lull a dc- f encfe r inro rhinlcing he's slowing down or not going full-blast, and then, al the la~• second. he turns it on and he's far upfield before the defender can react." LENNY MOORE ON CATCHING AND RUNNING-AND WEAVING Enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of FamP last August, Lenny Moore starred from 1956 to 1967 with the Baltimore Colts. He ~~ celled at both running back and flanker "'You've gol Lo keep moving and mew mg some more in this business. J wa~11·1 the fastest runner or flanker when I played. but J could change speeds quickl) and I had good peripheral vision that al lowed me to stay out of trouble. I a lwav' could catch the ball, and with my speed I could really move it once I caugh1 11. 01 course, I had the greatest quarterback ul all time throwing it to me--Jobnny Un••·" -and that helped a lot "People used to fault me somellm~ hl cau~c l)f my high knee action. They ~.111J this left me open for a good rap on lhl· k.nees by a tackler. But I ran like that in the open field when there were no guys near me ready to jump me. When I needed yards close in, I kept my knees low like most other good running backs. "A guy playing today who reminds me p. lot of myself is Terry Metcalf of SL Louis. He's four inches shorter than 1 was -he's only about 5-l 0--but he really can catch the ball and move with it once he has it. And he cab weave out of heavy traffic in the open field. "(( you're quick and know how to stay out of trouble, J firmly b~lieve you can Mack Herron play in the NFL, no matter what size you are. Mack Herron of the New England ·Patriots is only 5-4, but he gets a tremen- dous amount of yardage because be knows bo:.v and when to make his moves. ··A running back who can catch the ball is a more complete player than a good runner who's not a good receiver. On the Colts now, there's a great back in Lydell ~ltchell. Not only is be capable of run- ning more than 1,000 yards a season. but last year he led the NFL in pass receiving with 72 catches. the most ever caught by a running back. A quarterback in trouble loves to sec a good receiver coming out of the backfield as a safety valve receiver or to catch the short sideline paltem. A guy like Mitchell gives a team more Oexibility in its offeose." JIM TAYLOR ON STRAIGHT-AHEAD POWER Fullback Jim Taylor played 10 years in the NFL, and his career total of 8,597 yards is second only to Jim Brown's 12,312. "I was never afraid to put my head down and run, no matter how many guys I had in front of me. I tried running straight up once. When I got up, my face was all bloodied. I had no real outside speed. but the way we played in Green Bay when I was there was we ran a lot of sweeps which took me to the out- side behind a lot of great blocking. But I really like putting my head down and just going straight, hard aod low. "I think Larry CtlOnke, when he played with the Miami Dolphins, was the best fullback around for sheer straight-ahead power. He could carry the ball for a couple of yards, dragging tacklers along with him, get up. shake himself off; go back to the huddle, and do it all over again on the nellt play. Since Csooka went over to the Memphis club in the World Football League last year, I haven't seen him as much as I used to. But now that the league has folded, I guess he'll be back in the NFL. "Oakland has a reaJ good fullback in Marv Hubbard. He's another one of those guys who just gets the ball and plows into FAMILY WEEKLY, O.cember 14, 1975 • a the line. I hardly ever got thrown for a loss, and Csonka and Hubbard are like that, too. They also hardly ever fumble. "The reason why guys like Csonlca and Hubbard and John Brockington of Green Bay usually manage to pick up some yard- age whenever they carry the ball is their tremendous balance. They can remain on their feel for a Jong lime, with their legs still pumping, before they're finally taken down. Very often, an official will blow the play dead when a guy is still upright be- cause the ballcarrier's not able to move forward any more and everything is at a standstill: Sometimes you're grateful when you're knocked down. You can grab a few seconds of rest before you get up to rejoin the huddle." [lll Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determ ined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. --;.. ,,,_.,,,""" .,11"• ··~ HI .. People Quiz By John E. Giiison SoIDe .. Trieks" That Break Bad Habits TRUE OR FALSE? 1. Overcoming procrastination is easy once you understand what makes it tick. 2. There arc scientifically tested ways to break most bad habits. 3. If you break your child of the habit of study- ing while sprawled out on the floor or bed, he'll make better grades. 4. Many people are habitually plagued by trains of thought that produce anxiety. There is a True or False? The more a bad habit is repeated, the harder it is to break. (See number 5 .) habit-breaking technique designed to slop these thoughts. 5. The more a bad habit is repeated, the harder it is to break. ANSWERS 1. True. Professor William J. Knaus, of lhe Institute for Advanced Study in Rational Psy- chotherapy, has made an intensive study of pro- crastination and how to overcome it. Everybody. he points out, procrastinates at least part of the time. This is usually accompanied by feelings of guilt and hopelessness. "A sense of being over- whelmed is common to procrastinators," he finds. "They constantly see a mountain of work before them and believe that all their work is of equally high priority." Professor Koaus's studies show that anybody can break this habit simply by performing taslcs just as soon as they <ue lhought of. 'The delayer should persuade himself to al least start the task for a short period of time, say five minutes. At the end of the interval he may give himself the option of stop- ping or continuing.'· Normally, it was found, the decision is to continue. 2. True. One method devised by behavior spe- cialists is the "dissatisfaction transfer, .. which removes any satisfaction gained from the hah1t. rendering it unattractive. A Hofstra University study cites an example of a 33-year-old nail-biter whose .. dissatisfier" was contributing money to an organization she strongly disliked. Result : "Nail-biting was discontinued." 3. False. There are some things which look lake bad habits that aren't Jn studies conducted al the University of California, the grade-point average of students working at their desks wa~ the same as that of students who preferred study- ing sprawled out on their beds. 4. True. The technique is reported as follows: The subject is asked to shut his eyes and to ver- balize a typical unwelcome thought sequence. Suddenly the therapist shouts, "Stop!" This is repeated several times, and attention is drawn to the fact that the thoughts actually do stop each time. The subject is then told that lie can stop his thoughts by saying "Stop" subvocally. With practice, many patients reported them- selves free of these thoughts within a few days . 5. False. Psychological studies have demon- strated a novel method for breaking habits. known as "the negative practice" technique. This consists of delibuate repetition of the undcsir· able habit. It was found, for example, that the habitual mistyping of certain words (°hie" in- stead of ''the," etc.), or habitual errors made in piano playing, can be quickly -elimim1ted by deliberately making the mistake several times. a 8 FAMILY WEEKLY, December 14, 1975 Christmas This Christmas, why not renew an old tradition and make something yourself to give special friends and relatives? Here is a delicious and imaginative collection of ideas of things to make as a Christmas remembrance with a personal touch-from you. Garland of Serumptious Gifts WINTER STRAWBERRIES 1 ~ cups greled walnuta • 1 ~ cups gret.ed coconut• 3 pkgs. (3-oL size) strewberry gelatin 1 can (14 ou.) sweetened condensed rnllk 1 teaspoon pure wenllla extract VJ cup red-colored augar Green apearmlnt leeves 1. Combine walnuts, coconut, gelatin, condensed milk and vanilla in medium bowl. Work until smoothly mixed. Form into a ball and chill for at least 1 hour. 2. Shape chilled mixture into strawberries, using I tablespoon of mixture for each strawberry. Chill again. 3. Roll strawberries in red sugar. Cut stems from spearmint leaves; insert stem in each strawberry. Refrigerate in airtight container until ready to serve. Mak.es 45 candies •Use electric blender or chop very fine. VINARTERTA (lcel9ndlc Layer cake Wlth Prune Alllng) Prune Fllllng 2 Iba. dried prunes 3cupswater 1 cup sugar ~ cup liquid from cooked prun" V. teaspoon ground cwdamom \<. teespoon Mtl 1 teblespoon lemon fulce 1 teupoon pure vanilla extnct 1. Combine prunes and water in 3-qt. saucepan. Heat until mixture comes to boil. Reduce heat, cover and simmer for 20 minutes, or until prunes are very soft. 2. Drain prunes; reserve Yi cup liquid. Allow to cool. 3. Remove pits and grind or chop prunes very fine. 4. Combine prunes, sugar, prune liquid, carda- mom and salt in 2-qt. saucepan. Stirring con- stantly, cook uncovered for JO minutes, until mixture has consistency of thick jam. 5. Stir in lemon juice and vanilla. Allow to cool. Caire Layers 1 cup butter CH' margarine 1~ cupaaugar 21argeeggs 2 leaapooM pure vanilla extract 4 cups UMttted afl.·purpose flour 1 teaspoon t..king powder Makes I qr. All df'eaed up and rudJ fCH' hoHday glft11iYfng: Wlnter Strawbentn. Quick Uver Pat6, Nut 'n' candy Chrlatmaa Wreath, Vlnartefta end BaklnL 1 .. aspoon ult V. cup light cream or mlllt Prune nlllng (aee recipe above) Confectioners' Icing candled chen1es met mixed frulta, nuta {opUonal} 1. Preheat oven to 350"F. Grease 2 (9-inch) cake pans. Line each with round of waxed paper. 2. lo large bowl, with electric mixer, beat buuer until creamy. Gradually add sugar; beat hard until mixture becomes light. 3. Beat in eggs one at a time. Add vanilla. 4. Sift together Hour, baking powder and salt. Blend into creamed mixture alternately with light cream. 5. Form dough into smooth ball. Divide evenly into 8 parts. 6. Press a portion of dough into bottom of each pan in a thin, even layer. 7. Bake for 10 to 12 minutes, or until edges are lightly browned. Allow to cool, then turn onto wire racks to cool completely. 8. Repeat process until 8 layers ace baked. 9. Spread 7 of the layers with about \h cup prune filling. Stack layers together. Top with remaining layer. 10. Cover cake and let stand 24 hours. (This makes cake easier to cut.) 11. Spread top of cake with i~ing (see recipe below) or confectioners' sugar. Decorate with candied cherries, nuts and bits of candied fruit if desired. Makes 12 to 16 servings Confectioners' Icing 1 cup sifted confectioners' augar 3Yl tHapoons light cream CH' milk Y• teaspoon pure vanilla Hltact Combine confectioners' sugar, light cream and vanilla until smooth to make thin glaze frosting. Spread on top layer of Vinarterta. Maw 1 cup Continued FAMILY WEEKLY, December 14, 1975 • 1 BAKLAVA (A TredlUon•I Greek PHtry) 1. l'reheat oven to 325°F. Lightly grease a 9 x 13 x 2-inch pan. 4 cus-w•lnuts, finely chopped or ground Yi cup augar 2. Mix ground walnuts with sugar, spices and lemon rind in medium bowl. 3. Cut filo sheets to fit pan. Keep filo sheets moist and ftexible by covering with damp cloth. 4. Brush 12 filo sheets lightly with melted butter and place in bottom of pan. 1 teatpOOn ground cinnamon Yi teespoon ground nutmeg 1 te•apoon gr•ted lemon rind 1 lb. mo pa•try ahMt•• 1 cup butter, melted Honey Syn.Ip 5. Spread 1 cup of walnut mixture over top ALMOST A MILLION SIMILAR MODELS SOLD AT $9.98 SHATTERING PRICE BREAKTHROUGH NOW ONLY s399 USES EXACT SAME PRINCIPLE AS UNITS ADVERTISED ON T. V. 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Malec top layer with 8 sheets of filo after brushing each with remaining butter. 7. With small, sharp knife, cut lengthwise through first layer to make strips 1 ~ inches wide. Then make diagonal cuts 2 inches apart in top layer to form diamonds. 8. Bake on rack above center of oven for 1 hour, until welJ browned. 9. Remove from oven and cut through the first cuts, cutting to the bottom of pan. 10. Spread top with cold Honey Syrup (see recipe below). Let stand until completely cold before removing from pan. Makes 2 dozen slices •Editor's Note: Filo sheets can be found in re· frigerated or freezer section of supermarket or specialty food store. Honey Syrup 1 a.ip honey \.\ cup augar YI cup water 1 tablespoon lemon Juice 1. Combine honey, sugar and water in small saucepan. Heat. stirring, until sugar dissolves. 2. Remove from heat and stir in lemon juiee. Cool thoroughly before using. Makes J !h c11ps QUICK LIVER PATE 1 pkg. (8 ou.) cream cheeM. room temper•ture 1 pkg. (8 oza.) Uverwunt wauge, chopped 2 tablffPOO"I• dry aherry 1 tHapoon mustard, preferably Dijon 1 t.ableapoon paraley, finely chopped V. te•apoon b .. u lenee, finely crumbled P•raffln 1. ln large bowl, with electric mixer, blend cream cheese with liverwurst until smooth. 2. Add sherry, mustard, parsley and basil. Beat until very smooth. 3. Pai;,k into attractive crock. Seal surface with melted paraffin. Allow to cool, then refrigerate. Makes 2 cups NUT 'N' CANDY CHRISTMAS WREATH Cellophane or plHUe film 2 Iba. mixed nuts, unahelled (walnuta, almonds, peanuta, Brull nuta, etc.) 1 tb. gumdrops 1 roll wire (No. 28) HHvy c.rdbo.,.d, cut In 9--lnch diameter clrde 1 roll r1bbon 1. Cut squares of cellophane about 2 inches larger than nut or gumdrop. 2. Wrap each tightly with cellophane, twisting gathered edges into "tail." Fasten each tail with a 6-inch length of wire. Continue until all arc wrapped. 3. Form nut clusters and candy clusters by twist· ing wire stems of 5 or 6 wrapped nuts or candies together. 4. Start wreath by fastening a 20-inch length of wire to candy or nut cluster. Stick wire through cardboard and wrap it around cardboard to fasten securely. Wire clusters of nuts and can· dies in this way to form wreath. Wire clusters randomly, or create your own special pattern. 5. Trim with ribbon bow. Attach long ribbon for hanging wreath. Or to use as a centerpiece, place large candle (about 12 inches high, 3 inches wide) in center of wreath. Makes I wreath Continued on page J3 I 8 FAMILY WEEl<L Y, December 14, 1975 And bring back the feeling of an old-fashioned Christmas. Give these delicious, home-baked Christmas cookies to someone special But don't give away the secret ingredien4 Karo Syrup. It's Karo that makes them so rich in good old-fashioned flavor, so crisp and tender. Karo makes cookies brown up smooth and even. Makes the different flavors come through richei; truei; fresher-tasting. No wonder r ' these Karo Christmas Cookies bring back warm memories of a real old- fashioned Christmas. --·-· QIC: .....,.._._., """ CpC' -- Make a festive package from any type of box. A shoe box is ideal. CHERRY DELIGHTS Mix 1 cup Mazola' mar~arine and 1/2 cup sugar. Stir in Y2 cup KARO light i;:orn syrup, 2 egg yolks and 21/2 cups flour. Chill. Roll into 1-inch balls. Dip into slightly beaten egg whites then 2 cups finely chopped nuts. Place on greased baking sheet. Press candied cherry h alves into centers. Bake in 325°F. oven 20 minutes. Makes4 doz. BROWNIE MOUNDS Sift 3Y.i cups sifted flour, 1 tea- spoon baking powder and 1h teaspoon salt. Mix % cup Ma- zola margarine and 11h cups sugar. Stir in % cup KARO light corn syrup and 2 eggs. Stir in ftour.6(1-ounce)squares melted unsweetened choco- late, 2 teaspoons vanilla and 1% cups coarsely chopped nuts. Drop by heaping table- spoonfuls onto greased bak- ing sheet. Bake in 350°F. oven 10 to 12 minutes. Makes 4 doz. DECORATED SPICE COOKIES Sift 3 cups sifted flour, 2 tea- spoons ginger, 11h teaspoons cinnamon and 1 teaspoon ground cloves. Mix 1 cup M a- zola margarine and 1h cup su- gar; stir in 1h cup KARO dark com syrup. Mix in flour. R oll o ut 1/a-inch thick on floured surface. Cut into shapes. Place on baking sheet. Bake in350°F. oven about 10 min. Decorate. Makes 8 doz. 2-in ch cookies. PECAN TARTS Mix lfi cup Mazola margarine and 1h cup su gar. Stir in 2 egg yolks, 1 teaspoon almond ex- tract and 2 cups sifted flour. Press evenly intotinytartshells or muffin cups. Bake in 400°F. oven 8 to 10 minutes. Bring to boil 1h cup margarine, Y.i cup KARO dark com syrup and 1 cup confectioners' sugar. Stir in 1 cup chopped pecans. Spoon into shells. Top with pecan halves. Bake in 350°F. oven 5 minutes. Makes 4 doz. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Kings: 17 mg'. 't81'.'1.1 mg. nicotinll-100 s: 18 mg'. 'tar:'l .1 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Repon Apr'.75 .... Perry Como: "Try My Festive Salad This Christntas! " By Perry Como In Conversation with Helen Dorsey I must tell you a very funny &lory! I never knew about stuffing a turkey until I got married. My mother didn't stuff turkey. She quartered the bi.rd. then she put it in a pan with potatoes, put in aome butter and baked it. The tint time my wife, Roselle, came over for Christmas dinner, I told her, .. We're going to have turkey and all the trimmings!" She looked at that wt-up bird lyirig on the table and asked, "Where's the turkeyT' My mother was Italian. of course, and she cooked everything so di1ferentfy from the way we do here! Her spaghetti even tasted difterent. She used a lot of fresh iogredieota they don't use today. My mother made home- made tomato puree from tomatoes my father grew in the garden. And her parsley was always from the garden-none of th.is dried stuff you find now. Roselle is an excellent cook. We have the traditional dinner on Christmas: turkey, sweet potatoes, salads, cranberries and pies (fresh key lime pie, pumpkin chiffon). With grand- children you've got to have a turkey. I always starve for about a week ahe 1 put on weight so e.asily! CHRISTMAS RIBBON SALAD lay• One 1 pkg. (Son.) llrn•flavor.ct ge&atla 1 cup hot water ~ cup ginger •le 2 tM>le9poona trnh lemon or lime lulc:e 1 cm (I ou.) c:ruahed pineapple, clnlMd 1 red epple. unpee•d Md dk:ed 1 cup fNlftdartn orengee, well draiMd Dissolve gelatin in hot water. Add ginger ale and juice. Pour into 4-qt. glass baking dish or mold. Chill until slightly thickened. Stir in remaining ingredienta. Cover, chill until almost firm. U,• T•o 1 pkg. (I on.)~ gelatin ~ cup bolling ...... 1 cup dM>pped walnuts 2 cupe cott.ege chew (creem-atJte) 2 tabl .. paw IMJONlllH 1 cup hHYJ c:reem, wllfpped Dissolve gelatin in bot water. Let cool. Chill io refrigerator until thickened. Stir in remaining ingredients. Pour over first layer and chill until almost firm. la,., Three 1 pkg. (S oza.) llme-flawor.ct gelatin 1 cup hot water ~ cup ginger ... 2 t8blespooM treeh lemon or lllM Juice 1 red apple unpeeled ... diced 1 cup mandal1n onngea. ..n drained ~ rtpe calHomla 8YOC*to. sllced Proceed as directed in Layer One. Wait untl1 gelatin bas thickened before adding apple and Of'aDges. Pour over top two layen. Oiill until very firm. Unmold. Garn.iah with avocado slices and lettuce. Lovely for a Christmas buffet! Serves 8 to JO Note: Try raspberry or cherry gelatin with red fruits (cherries, raspberries, cranberries) for ooe of the layers. U • flJ.tlLY WEEKLY, 0Ketftb9f 14, 11175 /ianf(V~ ~IM')(')K, Co11tin11ed Toe1t the holldeya wnh Apricot Uqueur rou've lftlHht ,OUl'Hlf wtlh dried •prlcots. SPICE SHADOW BOX Screps of lumber (or l'Mdr·mede ahedow box) Sheet of cleer plHlfc or i11H a, cut to dimensions of box Pelnt F1brlc or colored pes-r . Aaeortment of aplcn White glue Panley Ft.U. 9t8I AnfM W"°'9 Nutmeg i Wooden Scoop l .: a:: Whote ~ NutnMg • 1 • Grater White i • ,.,,.,., • ~ u Bay lMfts E 0 f E ~ ... c:; lJ • • I ! :s • 1. Design and make a shadow box from lumber s~raps and a sheet of heavy, clear plastic or glass. (Our model is 17 x 11 x 2-inches.) You can also buy a hobby display kit at a hobby shop to use as your shadow box. 2. Paint the background spaces in different colors, or use fabric, burlap or paper for variety and color. 3. Arrange spices in decorative fashion in sec- tions of box. Vary shapes and textures. String whole peppers with needle and thread. 4. Use white glue for adhering. Polish plastic or glass case cover and set in place. Makes J shadow box FAMILY WEEKLY, December 14, 1975 • 1J APRICOT LIQUEUR 1 lb. dried •Pttcota 1 qt. vodu 1 cup suger Combine au ingredients in large glass or stain- less steel container. Cover and let stand from 4 to 7 weeks. Stir once every 2 weeks. Makes J ~ qts. Editor's Note: Allow liqueur to mellow at least 6 weeks lo achieve full bouquet. Serve as dessert or after-dinner drink in small glass cups along with cocktail forks for eating apricots. To pre- sent as a gift: Ladle into wide-mouthed jar and seal with cork top. Make attractive label; in- clude recipe if you wish. SOD9 Over 94 years ago we introduced a great, rich coffee ... Now we're introducing a great. rich decaffeinated· instant coffee. Try it tomorrow. 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IMTt:RE.ST II (cMcll -): (But I am a/waya lrea to choo .. trom any category J 0 e.., U.. ... 2 0 T-""' 1 0 CllMk.el 1 O c.-try I (no reel 1.IPM) 0 ~ 4 (no '"' l14>1•) ...._ ......................................... ~· ................ .. 0., .................................................................... . s.-........................................... n,c.. ............. .. 0. Yeu Nan A Tel.,._.? l<lledl-el 0 YD ...... Q MO 74Va7t APO. Tf'O. Al&l.t.. B-11; ""11c /or epcUJ oln L-------------------------------~ How 9001• Horoseope ean bring you w e alth ,Io"e ,sueeess and happiness. by Nonnan P. Kennedy Did you know your horoscope could mean the difference between happiness or sorrow ; between success or failure? Picture a long room with doors at each end. In this room there are money, atlrachve persons of the opposite sex. books that tell you the secret of happiness and many other vaJwible articles. But, also in this room are bottomless pits, traps. hostile persons and dan gerous beasts chained in various places around the room . You must waJk through this room, but you may take out of it anything you can. Now if you had a choice, would you choose to l) go through the room l lindfolded or 2) go through the room with your eyes open and with wntlen instructions on which places and people to visit or avoid. Of course. all of us would pick the second choice in a case such as this. lsn 't it ndicul ous. then, that we would choose to go through life. the same situation, blind· folded! Even when there is a means to go through life with a map and our eyes wide open! The means provided tS AstrolQgy . 'TI1e map is our astrolorjcal horoscope. fiow does II work'! Nature's cosmos imprints each of us at the time of birth when the umbilical cord is cut. We then become ourselves. Until the cord is cut, we are part of our mother. Why or how we presently do not know. The movement of the large solar bodies then times potentials for events in our lives. A.'itrology does not cause events but is timing of events. But, it's not forUl,ne telling. It's a prediction of potentials which free will can override. What does a natal horoscope analysis by a quaJified astrologer contain? A natal horoscope analysis contains the best psychological analysis of yourself that you can get today. Because, in a controlled experiment in 1960, astrologers beat psychologists 1n predicting case histories. In addition. ~ natal horoscope analysis includes discussions on the following: financial outlook; taxes and inheritances; early home environment; relationships with family, relatives and parents; lovelife and marriage, Astrology Today PRESENTED BV THE AMERICAN ASTROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION "The Nation's largest Ast•olog1cal Society•· c 1974 A---. Alllrolopal Alloaatiofl, children ; career and occupation; hopes; wishes and goals; and subconscious attitudes. In a major analysis, a one year forecast is also included. Many people th.ink that astrc:>logy only appeals to ··way out" unscientific people. Nothing could be farther from the truth. In fact, studiC3 show that astrology appeals most to intelligent and logical people. Famous scientists Galileo, Carl Jung. Johannes Kepler, Roger Bacon, Tycho Bache and Albert Enstein all believed in astrology. Your horoscope can help you be in the nght place at the right time. Your horoscope can help you avoid disasters while guiding you to your beneficial opportunities. Did you know that astrology helped the allies win World War II? The allies employed astrologers. The axis powers started out employing astrologers. But, this was ceased early when the famous astrologer, Ka rl Ernst Krafft , predicted the exact time and place of an attempt on Hitler's life in t 939. Hitler thought the astrologers were conspiring against h.im, so they were imprisoned. Hitler turned back lo astrology -too late. He read his horoscope in the last moments of the war as Berlin burned around him . On the other hand. astrologers aided the allies 1n fureca5trng the AJm' moves. The mosl famous astrolo- ger , Louis de Wohl , employed by British government. predicted rhe exact events leading up to the downfall of Mussolini. Ile gained the faith of the American military hy predicting Pearl Harbor a year before it happened. More on avoid.10g disaster, came these stories f com a recent article in the Miami Herald newspaper. The article tells the story of a Miami computer progwn· mer, who heeded the advice of her horoscope which warned her of a wrong medical diagnosis. She avoided an unnecessary operation that would have left her a cripple. Your horoscope can bring you wealth. Famous business tycoon, J. P. Morgan, used astrology to acquire his fortune. Morgan did not make a financial move without checking his natal horoscope forecast. From an article In the Miami Herald came this story: "Stockbrokers on Wall Street are as likely to coll an asrroloxer in this decade as Hollywood film stars would coll a psychiatrist in the last. A 75 year old retired financial expert who lfres in Clearwater, lras made $150,000 from the stock ntarket in 13 years by using astrology as on in· vesrment guide," Your horoscope can show you the way to success and happiness in your career. In spite df her cou ntry girl look of 1945. Marilyn Monroe's horoscope promised th::it she would emerge as an immortal movie sex symbol. I lowever. Uranus in her 7th house indicated thar some changes were necessary . Marilyn went from dirty blonde lo silver blonde. This. plus a sophisticated upsweep head· ed her right towards stardom! Now and through the ages a good natal horoscope analysis has meant success for many people. In other cases many men have missed their opportunity; some with tragic consequences, such as Adolf Hitler. Will you miss your success opportunities? Will you stumble into pitf aJls you could hne avoided? Today, right this moment, you can have your natal horoscope cast and analyzed. You can get it for only the cost to make your duplicate copy. You get the expensive ca5ting and analyzing process -FREE. The article below will tell you how. The means are available, but the choice is yours. * HOW TO lill YOUR NAiil HIRISCIPI fll lllY Ill CllT If lllllli CIPIES. by John F. Ford Se11d rne your t'XJct 11mc anJ place of hufTr I'll l'J\I and analy1e you1 natal horos.c.:opc for resc;ird1 purpo'iCS. You may have <lupl11:Jtc copies of your h1mls· l"ope fu1 only <i.H>O the 1..0!>I lu make your cop1e'\ plu~ sot po:.tage anti hand· hng. You get rhe cxpcmrve casting and analyLing process f-REI::., hel."ause of the focr rhat we mu\I produce y1lur horo- scope for re~e:m:h anyhow. Y 11ur natal houlscnpc will c\lns1st of nine pages anJ l>VCr J,000 words. Your natal horoscope will rnn ram your psycho- logi cal :rnalysii. plus a d1~cuss1011 of the following· your l11vt'l1fr. financial our- lno~; marriage. fomil y JnJ 1.h1ldrcn rela- 11onships: c;,ireer and 11uupa1111ns. hopes. wishes and goals. and ~uhco11')(;1oui. alt1- 1udes. A horoscope of tl11S rypc would l'l)SI up lo S250 1f done hy an astrologer I will 1.as1 your horn~ope with rhe help of our 360-65 1.8.M computer. whi ch co111ams over 24 m11l1on htts of 1nfonna11on. Your personal computer horoscope will not he the gcnerJI kmd found in paperbacks. Your naraJ horo- scope will he cast from your cxacr lime Jnd place of b1r1h ftir you and you alone. THERE~ ABSOLUTELY NO ('A TCI I. I need this 1nfonna11on for my astrological research I am looking for certain planet configurations. If you are chosen as a research subJeCI. I will mail tu you a research questionnaire. If you fill out and return 1h1s questionnaire, you will be entitled to extra bonuses. There Is no 11eed lo worry about find- ing out abour an unavoidable coming dis- aster through your chart. As men11oned. asl rology deaJs m po1en ttals. Your free will can override potentials if you know about them. In any case. the policy of qualified astrologers is pos111ve astrology h there 1s something negative m your 1:har1. you Jre tultl what you can do to make ii positive. To get your horoswpe through this special oppo11uni1y , simply fill out the research computer form and mail to the address given on the form. Include rhe SJ.00 copy cost plus Sot postage and handling for each horoscope or charge your credit card. If you don't know your exac t time or birth. fill in 12:00 P.M. If you have any questions, caJJ me. CHECK CHE: ()t•w• eftrC,I~ & __ u1"• dlKk Of ,..o.._,, .,.. ... ,. C•> plu• l>OI pou ... •"• """'"'"' ,.., .. c .. "0'~ ... ., Qc11.,.. noy: Ofol••I•• ClutfO Q9enk· ""'•.-'c.artl Of OA.,,..rlca,. l:•or•M Ace_,,, Ho •. _______ _ Cood _.,fir¥ John F. Ford, president. 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Offer to lend a hand when one of your co-workers is overloaded. 3) Be eure you pus on all neceaary infor· met.ion. This, says Reeves, can do more to tear down or build up your reputation with other people than anything else. 4) Ba Intellectually honNl This means betng careful not to deliberately "misunderstand." It also means that you should avoid goaip where you dellcataty twist Interpretations Of what other• did or aakl 5) Don't expect too much in the way of active friendship. In general, this is a work rela- tionship and all that is necessary is that you go through the day together amiably. Says Reeves, "You will be most successful if you take the attitude that the greatest responsibility for your acceptance or rejection by others rests on your shoulders." -By S. R. Redford <9ffiy Ten Famrlte lltt,ords It all started at the old Para- mount Theater in New York. When Herbie Mann's parents 1. 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(and save • total of S 1.52) O Alao aend me Gilt Catalog ~16445 @ SO• EncloHd la check or money order for S __ (N.Y. & Fla. ruldanta, add approprl1te ule1 tn) "' Add,... ------------ :;; State -cor a Zip ___ _ @ L---=-------------~ I C9What tn the ~t I PETULA CLARK "Don't go with the crowd " Did you know Petula Clark was Britain's answer to Shirley Temple as a child and acted in some 20 movies? She told FAMJLY WEEKLY : "At age seven I was an established star. My father, who had wanted to be an enter- tainer, was my manager. My early re· membrances are pleasant enough, but sometimes I regret having missed a happy. free childhood. I missed out on a lot of my formal schooling, and when I was in school, I did terribly be- cause of my frequent absences. But, of course, l knew things far beyond my age because of my backstage, liberal upbringing. Perhaps that's why I'll devote myself to redefining education if I ever leave show business. U we want to change anything in the world, we must start with children. If we can't train and educate· them properly, we can't do anything well. I'm certain that our leadership would improve if we didn't teach children to go with the c rowd. This makes sense when you consider that real fulfillment doesn't come from success, but in having the courage to try new things." A lawyer talks about modern man's fears: "A strange thing has happened in this century which many attribute to Freud and an overpowering tech- nology -we're de- voting ourselves to realism with fright- eningresults. Every· one wants to be 'aware.' Maybe we're too aware. Gerard Nierenberg We've become a nation of chronic complainers. I hear people constantly denouncing the qual- ity of leadership, but that's just not the case .... We're more sophisticated, so naturally we expect more and demand more. The end result is that we're left in a state of constant fear. Everyone plays the psychiatrist role-we hand out advice at the drop of a hat, but nobody wants to hear it. This creates a dilemma hecause not only do our prob- lems remain unsolved, hut we don't stimulate creative solutions in others. What's lacking is a little humanism in 11 • l'AMILY WEEKLY, December t•. 1975 all this realism." Gerard Nierenberg is the author of "Row to Cive and Re- ceive Advice" (Simon and Schuster, $6.95). TY COBB Demonic or Intuitive? How Ty Cobb, the late Detroit Tigers' outfielder and Hall of Farner, added a new dimension to baseball: "Old- time sportswriters believed there was an element of black magic about Cobb, that he must have had a pact with the devil. Nonsense. What Cobb had was much more useful-a mixture of nerve imagination and courage in preposter: ous amounts. He also had a fantastic skill hased on psychology and nothing more mysterious than abnormally, al- most freakishly fast reactions. Cobb himself claimed another attribute: in· tuition. For him, batting was a study in psychology. 'It's like the study of crime, the work of a detective as he picks up clues.' Cobb explained. Before his time, the base runner was the natural prey of the team in field. Cobb changed all that. Once he reached first base, the whole infield was on the defensive. Ty's main purpose was to make them throw the ball. He knew that if they juggled it among themselves long enough, in their nervousness they'd throw it away." From "Ty Cobb," by John D. Mc- Callurn (Praeger, $8.~5). BIRTHDAYS (all Sagittarius) : Sun- day-Patty Duke 29; Margaret Chase Smith 78; Lee Remick 40. Monday- J. Paul Getty 83. Tuesday-Margaret Mead 74. WednMday-Erslcine Cald- well 72; Arthur Fiedler 81. Thursday -Willy Brandt 62; Ramsey Clark 48; Ossie Davis 58. Friday-Sir Ralph Richardson 73; Leonid Brezhnev 69. Saturday-Irene Dunne 71 ; Max Lerner 73. BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Lee Remick and Oule Davia. .· Quips & Quotes I ARMOUR'S ARMOURY By Richard Armour I II I MEDICINE SHOW Our medicine chest is no treasure chest, No jewels therein one seeks, But it's like a treasure chest in a way- That is, it is full of antiques. TI.ere are bottles of pills f« our long-gone ills, And potions a little cloudy. They've been there for years, and we've long f«got What they're f«. They look doubtful and dowdy. Theo why do we save them? Here is my thesis: lo time they11 be 50Jd as museum pieces. A horse-racing cuthusiast reported his latest venture with the nags to a friend. "I went to the track on the eleventh <lay of the eleventh month," he said, "arriving at I 1 :00. My son was 11 that <lay, and the eleventh race showed 11 horses. So I bet all my money on the eleventh horse on the card." "And he wonr' asked the friend UNo ... the sportsman replied sadly. "He came in eleventh." -Lane Olinghouse By Frank Baglnsld LITTLE EMILY FAMILY WEEKLY, Decernb9r 14, 1975 • 11 "ls11't there a gc11tlc:111a11 i11 tlw bus wlw will off er me· a seat?" ckma11dcd an extremely fat woman. A 4"f1uill man jumped up. WWcU," lie volun- teered, ''I'm willi11g to make a contribution." -Thomas LAMancc Coffee: Break fluid.-Dorotl1t'a Kent My ki<l's goi11g to go far. I kucw it the <lay a teacher tol<l him to write ... will 11ot talk in das..'i" 500 times, and he ra11 it off 011 the Xerox! -Rubert Orlx:u Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Ill·· ..... - It all bean wbea our 6 beet .0... for 99e mrlwd lo the mail. 'We pt_&relllt ~for ell ol us. iocludinc the UM. when we Joined The Doubleday BOoll: Club. And now we're getting an averap -~ ol '°'-off the price ol publlahers' editions Oil all the boob we want. P!ua the converilence ol ahol>IJiM~maiJ. . -Amlit awe ia fun ealing money. 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U.S. Pat. 011.-All rights reserved ~1976 by United Feature Syndicate, Inc. 12 -1 '1 I I VE ALWA~'S BEEN FASCI NATEO 8'1' L{OU ... 1 LOVE L{OUR HAIR, AND L{OUR ELt1E5 ANO I HE WAL/ '{OU TALK ... I 6UES5 I LOVE EVE~lfTHIN6 ABOUT '{Ol>, ..... SWEET SABL{ ! NANCY THE AIR 15 50 POLLUTED TODAY r --- AW , YOU 0UST IMAGINE I T LOOK AT THAT AWFUL S MOKE LOCAL WANT ADS EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COAST NEWS SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1,, 1975 I TH!N k' '1'0U 1RE KIND OF CUTE! Ltov f<EALLL( FASC INATE ME! HA! I l<Nflal l(OU WEREN'T ASLEEP! & B Ernie Bushmilf er OH, DON'T EXAGGERATE ~ ~UST LOOK AT ALL THAT DUST AW. T HAT'S NOTH IN' I CAN PROVE THAT THAT MAN HAS TO C L EAN HIS GLASSES TWI CE -..---..-~~)l~~I ·I T H E A I R 15 DIRTY A DAY • \ ' ' I -. I COME OVE" HEJlE I YOLA M l~E1'ABL.E I GOOD-Fot-tJOTHING PLANK! I 'M GOING TO PtAN'H YOLA ---_ _, o~r.~1 DENNIS THE MENACE ~ ~ I r .A 1 .A I iv\Y QE: INOt l 1--' S TARTf U, , i") 1 DC. ) ~~-I' .. IS-- ·~'-.f·-0 .-l ;; .. t . ·~ 1.'M GOING . -ro ·KNOCK VOlA ?tLL. Y/! l'M GOING TO BREAK YO\A IN MALF!! ~ l'!Jff=· /ft Ill ~EN \r ----; W/\ITlf'. '-\. A YEAR .~.WHATS l EN fl/'OR F MINU1ES ~ :X:flA, GET OVER' ~E~E !! ~V{T M-MARGIA I WM'I DO Y0111 WANT TO DO ALL. T HAI T-TO ME?? ~ <~ . &oJf YE?, YOIA , 'iOIA WEA?El-! ON TH&' DOLAfJL& !! --- v ~ __ .;•'~ .. ' J:. DON'T KNOW, YE.T. I GET MY VERY f3E7T IDEA? AT THE LA5T /\\CME NT ..• . ---By Hank Ketcham· ·= ~ ' . . . . • . /cu WON' r DoN' T V\loRR'>, 1<1 oo' fOPGf: T Ml I ... l'LL Rf M E-MFf I-. WI LL-YA'? ( YOU! ' / . ): _~ . .•. .. . -· C> l> [> ~IJDGE PARKER <i <J <1 OKA'f, .. TELL ME WHAT HAPPENED, BART! TELL IT TO ME FROM THE MOMENT ALBIE TOOK YOU DOWN- TOWN TO PICK UP YOUR TRUCK! •, WELL, I GOT THE TRUCK AND STARTED BACK TO SPENCER FARMS,,,WHEN I SAW THIS HITCHHIKER ON THE HIGHWAY,,. I MUST BE THAT YOU'RE THE RESID ENT PSYCHIATRIST I TOLD THEM TO WAIT UNTIL MORNING TO CALL YOU, SAM ! HERE! DO N'T TELL ME YOU PICKED HIM UP? ' WEl:..L, YES! I ALWAYS 50 YOU PICKED HIM ur FIGURE THAT IT COULD AND TEN HOURS LATf · BE ME, STANDING THERE, THE TWO OF YOU WIN . ~OPING TO GET A RIDE! UP IN A CHEAP BAA WITH A COUPLE OF I WOMEN, HAVING A BALL! HOW MUCH DID YOU DRINK? I ,, ' . •, ·t / ~ERE'5 A SEC.RET PANEL,wrrn : 5TAIR5 lEADING AWA4 FROM ry,BEHIND M~ BOOKCAS E .l I WONDER WHERE IT GOES ~ MOON MULLINS WHAT'S ON TV? AT IWO /NIH~ .AFTSRNOON ?? SHAME.' •1v E ~OT A STAMP COL.LEZCTION7 \BUTTERFLY COLLECTION , A <OCK COl-LECT/ON7 ~ND A TROPICAL . FISH COL.L.ECTION ! ., DOCTOR SMOCK 61Ve:: Me A 1/1 SH OF !Hose:= SOGGY 6RE=e~ L.U/\APS, PL-e:::Ase - HMM ! THIS ONE BOOK IN Ml) BOOKCASE SEEMS TO BE STUCK J 0 a SOUNDS Goot>·· NO·No! SHAME WHAT CHANNEL? ON YOU FOR SGUANDE"R ING lf:: '(OUR ~~~~~~IR.T IM E: G~e: r HoW1D YA HAV~ ANY llME LEFT FOR L IFE 7 l18Ef2TY, AND!H' PURS'UIT OF HAPPINESS ? 0 NOVY' :r:'L.-L.-HAve SO/\Af:= OP IHAI GReASY 8>ROYVN GUNK,, PL-eAse 0 •• 0 ~ ~ WHAT ARE l,)CL} DOING IN HERE? l.X>U'RE - 5UPPOSED TO BE UNDER \HI! --~ by Ferd John&On )'o u SHoUL.D HAVE CONSTRUCTIVE , ..._...,____. HOBBIES, MOON ··.-a~ :fr 1 D IDN'T OVERt>O. By Geor e Lemont uUS"I A GL-OB OF IHAI YE:L.-L-0\/V' ~~Uc:::>6e, PL..-E:ASe::: )/ NO HOSPllAL.- CAPele::RIA IS e V e::R GO>J NI>... G~I A POUR- SIAR RAii N G, t:'OC .' • IT 1 Ll_ LOOI, A LOT BETTER WITH T H E LIG~.\TS <->N IT ,/\J'.JD ALL OUQ TOVS At:20UND IT LET'S CUT O FF" THE LOWER BRANC HES AND MAKE A REEF. _-.... _ ... UNCLE eoB CX)ESN'T BUY 1-\ IS ·TREE TILL C HRIS TMAS EVE 'CAUSE. 1'1-4EV 'RE A LOT C HEADEQ THEN . T't.:TJM:l::::SLE~_:i;::~DS by Tom K. Ryan --.._. . . . . -· . .:· --· ' IT'S B1Ef/IJME! L-AY OUT MY NIGHTI ES~ l'M NOT IO ~E WAKE:N£:[7 FOR. ANVIHI NG-! I Nt,-IANS PO NOT ATTACK AT Li t:£! dus1- L' "£ /\ l RArFlC LIGHT! ( I NEXT ON THE: !OUR OF OUR FORI IS THE COL.ONEL'S QUAR1l'.:RS . NOif: Tl1E INIE:RE:STIN& BAROQUE l3E.D WllH ITS c.JIN601SI MOllFANC/ ROCOCO OCCUPANI. .. N16'H1i l'IRD EJRAIN!!. '(OU AfrACKEP A-rNl~i! ,\f I LI'..' f\LMOSl -iwo 1 llOUSAND YcAJ..~.s, l'Vl REDISCOVERED -IHL HOW DO YA ~ow IT S TH£ CHRISTMAS WtLL, Flk:ST IT (.-,wws RED FOR A 6 tT .... THEN GR£EN ... CHRISTMAS STAR! "-STA':_? ' IHEN RED ... 1HE:.N GR££N - ( DON T YOU 5££?.. TH05£ ARE THE CHRISTMAS COLORS! SO MUCH F"OR ASIRONOM '{ ! -.. CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There arc at least six differ· ences in drawing details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below. 'lUU~JJIP SJ ruin '9 ·H,\\O( SI ·~1· \\ '<; 'J?llUO( 'I .,1lC11H '!-.,llt\<HU •1 n ttO:) ·c 'l!U!HIW 'I UlUUJlS '(; 'llUl\~IW ,, 11aa . t ..... ,U~Ja)JIO BOOMER Hal Kaulman .i- ~ \l\ r A " holdt111! .I '""\."( of p.1pn th.11 "·" h1·l·n ,111 pJrt\\.1\ !IHllll~h Ill (\\II pi.l1l''· ,I( t »p .tl'l'I "" I h: h." h t.'11 , It 1111 ll)!ul Io ---BULLET IN BOARD --- e 11cAR. Ml.AR ~ C'omn Chmtmas merr~ ·1 Hungry bird~: no tmgh t hr rm"-. rl'nl\ high, not paid, long h1lb, erriply harn,, 110 pt>act• an<f pro~peril\. C:nm p1l'lllll'01 lo hril(htt>n Ihm~' up, n·ad 111 rt'\1•rw \\llh appropnalC' pumtuat1011. e 11011 I\ ti po,\thl1• lo C'Ul a Chmtma' p1r into l'll(hl \Ill 1'\ Wtlh lhrt•t> ~ltaij!hl !'Ul~'! ·~.111fl\ J 11(\ flU,. r,,,,t,1((4-~ lt"1~ .,,t40Hf'ttfJ JO.J e ChallengP: Ui.e All six three·lt•tler words to form three good six·lettrr words: llAS NOT GOT ICE FOR TEN. No fair P<'l!kinj! bt'low. ·~ u111u '1n!w1 ·u~llWH e R1cidli·-~ll'-I hi,· Whal rlo fi,hrrmrn ~iog at Christ· ma'-'.' 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To Ctnd oul, add connecting lines clot lo dot. \clrl I h1•..,, color' ror ,1 t 1 mcl~ pll'l ur• l -Hl•1I. :.!-l t hlu1• l-\l'll11\1 \-Lt hrn\\n. 5-Lt purpl• &-LL gre('n. 7-DI-.. hlu1" ~-Oritnl(f' !t-IH, grN•n. 10-Bldt J.. SPELLBINDER! SCORE 10 point.a for using all the----+---- letlera in the word below to form -----f----- t wo complete worda: M I N S T R t-: L THEN score 2 points each for all -----<1----- words of four letters or more----+---- found among the letters. Try to score at leut 50 point.a .----+---- ·1u~' 'lUfl>; u1rJ11,uu ~l'l'""d By Brown and Casson AND l~er-J 11· L.L. 136 ~OOM 6K' I /1 I~ AL.MOST C~f2l~TMA? NOW I YOU / N~W Yf.A'?'S .. l...lNCO LN ''3 f31RI H DAY ... --~ I l(r-Jow . .. ANO l~t/\l IH6 vOLJIZIH o~ Ju L..Y .' BABY', LG/'S HAVe A BAL.I... 0"1 1H6 ~OUf<IH MA'f 86 A PICNIC1 OKAY ? .. 0 ' .. !! . i .. ! 1 ~ _ GASOLINE ALLEY ::---We qonna leave Melba lock in th' ~-----.. - .~ ladies' all niqht, Bert4? Oh. dear! l .... 1 si~ms have r lock m'self f in! • • . .. ' Well 1 ~ain't ~i ke I qot nu-thin' t' do! BOOM6K' I 1 5TArl1fO TO / 16L.L. You WJ~AI t RE:ALL-Y WANT6D Ai? A Pr2f:?6NT ! ,. I bet it ain't been scrub under this sink fer a hun'red 4ears! ' She mak1n' us look lazw ! Le-rs WA ll-J1LL. 11-le 1TME COM6S, Si~AlL W£, BABe-? Has wou qa ls seen Miss Melba? It° 1 I~ couir> ('A Tl N r fH/\ f K'OL) Tl N6 FOR e./te..'( l~LJ 56f.\ND IN TH6 COUNTRY J h~ COLJLO MAK6 A FOJZiUN.E ! 0 "" ~ .. ---.. -- by Dick Moores • She le f : Rufus ! Mer cw ooodness! COME, SPARKLE. THINGS W ILL WORK OUT. GET SOME REST. HAVE FAITH. GORDO UGLY'! UGLY ~EALOUSY! ~( WHEN HE LEFT THIS CHAINED PRISON, HE DIDN'T EVEN PHONE ME - HE DISAPPEARED! by Chester Gould -----------------WHEN WE RESCUED HIM. S PARKLE, r WAS SURE HE WOULD FLY TO YOUR A RMS . I CAN'T GO ON· KNOWING WHAT I'VE DONE TO H IM·- BUT HE CAN'T BE BLAMED. IT WllS ALL MY FAULT- -~EALOUS ME ! THE DAY ! ANSWERED T>-fAT PHONE ANO IT WAS THE VOICE OF ''BUNNY,'' MY IMAGINATION WENT WILD WITH RAGE ! l \. 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